Jefferson High School - Nautilus Yearbook (Lafayette, IN)

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aulilus Suhsltriptinn First Row: Beverly Bassinger, Marjorie Raider, Barbara Binz, Dotty Funk, Barbara Condra. Ellen Meyer. Marge Kahle. -loan Huth, Pat Pechin, Harriet Davxs. Donna Ruschli. Second Row: Beverly Hooker, Mrs. Cvettings, Corinne Clark, Barbara Morgan, Mary jane Hilton, jean Guenther. joan Kluse, Ann Hudson, Charlotte Hilt. Nancy Williams, joan Bauglx. Rolly Lark. Third Row: Harold Graves. Mr, Carroll. aulilus flllverlisinq Staff First Row: M. Ritenour, bl. Merkle, D. Anthony, B. Thoennes. M, Sletsma. xl. G. Mimer. M. Straver, Second Row: -I, Ewing, M. Brudi, D. Atkzneon, I. Sailer. R. Klinker. Page 99

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autilus Editorial Staff First Row: Ellen Meyer, Marian Chatham, Mrs. Gettings, Jean Williams. Second Row: Harold Graves, Beverly Hooker, Mr. Carroll, Corinne Clark, Mr. Bradley. The reins of this year's Nautilus have been in the able hands of Beverly Hooker serving as Editor-in-Chief. She was assisted by Harold Graves as assistant editor. Mary Louise Wellman as art editor, Marian Chatham as literary editor, Ellen Meyer as circulation manager, and Jean Williams as the picture editor. These students working under the directorship of Mr. G. E. Carroll, Mrs. Marian Gettings, and Mr. Loyal Minier, present the 1945 Nautilus to its readers. Simplicity marks this year's book which is divided into four parts-administration, classes, activities and advertisements. Literar Staff In this book, the thirty-second edition of the Nautilus, the staff has co-operated to the fullest extent with the teachers and students to make this truly your book as you would wish it. First Row: Pat Reddish, Barbara Morgan, Barbara Strebe, Marian Chatham, Barbara Condra, Pat Davis. Marjorie Sense. Second Row: Harold Graves, Ellen Meyer, Beverly Hooker, Corinne Clark, jean Williams, Joan Thoma, Mr. Carroll. Mui ru-sf Page 98

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JEFF B First Row: Ray Gretencord. Mr. Leroy Davis, Ray Barnhart. Marvin Bercovitz, Bill Ewing. Evelyn Meadoxvs. Don Lehnen. Second Row: Jack Bowers, Don Sellers, Paul Gunstra. Gordon Cole. Wally McKay. The jeff Band opened its season of 1944-45 under the direction of their new band master, O. Leroy Davis. Marching and formations were begun immediately. This year, the first time in Jeff's history. girls participated and did a fine job. Leading the band were Wanda Evans and Dotty Funk, two beautiful and talented majorettes. Marching between them was Ray Gretencord. captain of the band. playing the glockenspiel. For the Kokomo, Richmond. and Crispus Attucks football games, which were played here. the band performed some brilliant formations and their music was exceptional. A great thrill for the entire band was their trip to Frankfort for the football game on October 13th. Jeff was proud of the excellent performance given. During the entire basketball season the band was on hand to furnish music for all games. which brought back memories of their superb playing all through the sectionals. We must not forget the pep sessions at which everyone was put in the spirit to yell after hearing such a piece as Charlotte Harbor Stomp. The State Solo and Ensemble Contest was held on Saturday. March 24. at Terre Haute. Twenty-three Jefferson students took part. winning 17 iirsts. 13 seconds, and 2 thirds. ANEE BAN Organizations fostered by the band were also much in evidence around school. The new dance band did a great deal toward glamorizing the school music curricula by appearing in covocations. playing at the tournaments, etc. Highlights of their career were the show given at West Side and the Broncho Brevitiesf' given April 27. The German Band was also active in several affairs. The band this year had to make up for lack of quantity by raising the quality of musicianship of each person in it. Mr. Danvers Julian and Miss Mary jane Harper are to be congratulated for their fine work in private teaching which helped a great deal. It is hoped that even though the band will be smaller than ever next year it will continue to develop and keep up the fine quality of work it turned out this year. Page IOO