Jefferson High School - Nautilus Yearbook (Lafayette, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 164 of the 1947 volume:

G. A. C. .4 K X ' l'::ui- Rh Top Row: P. Klinker, N Overesch, M. McConnell, B Foster, D. Aurenz, M. Wood, J Nothdurft, J. King, J. Dales, C Kirckhoff, J. Graham. B. Mor- gan, A. Linsenman, J. Grogan M. Watson, J. Rose. Middle Row: J. Klus. H. Alt D. Swanson, S. Coling, D. Clark R. Hamilton, J. Panlensr, B Quarterman, P. Brunton, P Keys, J. Thoma, B. Strebe. N Zapp, D. Hankins. Bottom Row: C. Plantenga W. Mullen. D, Dobbins. A Hohnhaus, M. Davis, B. Boyd A. Skomp, L. Cassini, P. Under- wood, V. McDaniels, J. Bauer S. Allenduff. B. Bryan, B. Bar- fett. The Girls' Advisory Council is a service organization to which girls with 16 or more credits and with recommendations from three or more teachers may belong. It serves the school by furnishing office scouts and scouts for the Sunshine Room. In addition to these they sponsor mixers and willingly do anything that may be asked of them. The officers for the year were: Charlene Kirkhoff, presidentg Ann Hohnhaus, vice presidentg Linda Cassini, secretary: and Jo Huth, treasurer. Miss Slayback was sponsor. Top Row: M. Best, M. Har- ter, P. Holden. J. Hansen, P Neher. J. Campbell, N. Meyers J. Elliott, R. Levering, J. Barn- hardt, B. McKinley, J. Hersh- berger, B. Thoennes, B. Tru- man, M. Hilton. J. Baugh, J Huth, C. Kaiser. Middle Row: J. Moran, D Kaiser, P. Smith, J. Arnold, J Hooker, H. Watkins, M. Huegel J. Merkel, E. Kull, V. Strader A. Parks, J. Ewing, M. Wilkin- son, R. Hartley, J. Ford, M Moore. Bottom Row: M. Kennedy B. Gress, D. Widener, D. Cole N. Munsen, P. Martin, D. Smith, V. Breitwieser, B. Rediger. J McCord, R. Burkhardt, M. Ford. N. Singley, J. Memmer. . ll! A. Smith, B. Simpson, S. Redig- , ,W - fa. W M Hi -Tri Back Row: J. Forbes, J. Hush- berger, M. Brenner, M. Kaser, B. Boyd, P. Holden, S. Allen- K duff. J. Bauer, J. Dales. Klinger, P. Keys, M. Stump. S Gray, J. Graham, D, Boze. B Irwin, P. Sietsma, M. Clark, B Rediger. Second Row: J. King, A Hohnhaus, W. Mullen, C. Dex ter, M. Lester, M. Mansfield, M Kennedy, M. Bunton. P. Thomp son, C. Schwab, S. Degler, M Goldsmith, P. Soller, N. Scales L. Feaster, R. Burkhardt, E Schnaible, C. Bol. J. Baugh, M Haas, J. Graham. First Row: P. Ayres, B. Hole H. Alt, J. Klus, P. Keyes. J Wolever, F. Flack, M. Mohlrnan M. Posthauer, B. McKinley, B Rostov, A, Azamow, M. Read er, J. Moran, J. Huth. 0 0 The Hi-Tri has completed its second successful year at Jeff under the leadership of Barbara Boyd, president: Jo Ann Bauer. vice presidentg Janice King, secretary: Phyllis Buse, treasurer: and Miss Landis, the faculty advisor. The Club provided an interesting and varied program throughout the year including speakers, parties, and even such enter- tainment as a Style Show. The members have sponsored mixers and have responded to needs of the school. gf' -, ,Sew NNW-A N ,Mm-W W A Back Row: N. Munson, M Bunton, B. Thoennes, B. Rus sell, M. Sietsma, P. Bauer. S. Bercovitz, P. Bishop, J. Noth- durft, J. Hanson, R. Whaley, D. Reagan, V. Strayer, I. Sailor, D. Starr, C. Troxel, Second Row: Mrs. McArdle, A. Hohnhaus, B. Edwards, M Davis, V. Breitwieser, J. Klus, B. Hole, H. Alt, M. Wood. R Hamilton, B. Boyd, B. Ledrnan P. Martin, B. Bryant, S. Allen- duff. Front Row: G. Boyard, P Keyes, P. Holden, B. Balsma A. Skomp, L. Cassini, P. Under- wood, D. Dobbins, P. Ayers, E Kohler, J. Bauer. D. Barrett, J Fobes, J. Ewing. M. Wilkinson ngt Jeff Hi-Y Top Row: D. Leslie, F. Wetzel, R. Young, K. Stone, H. Graves, D. Amos, A. Hornknocker, J. Riehle. B. Kiser, K. Leslie, B. Williams, D. Robinson, B. Masters, R. Kestner, J. Kamp. Second Row: H. Runda, J. Kennedy, J. Mottram, J. Bongan. L. Smith, P. Donahue. E. Heninger. R. Switzer, G. Clemmens, R. White, R. Mount, W. Farrell, J. Mullen, T. Smith, Mr. Carroll. Third Row: j. Duffy, R. Williams, P. Gettings. D. Schnaible, D. Bol. G. Lahr, B. Lennen. C. Reite- mier, R. Field, G. Pfrommer, D. Stallard, J. Holquist, B. Foster. Bottom Row: W. Riley. C. Vanderweilen, K. Scott, J. Stump. P. Smith, C. Frank. M. Nelson, E. Oster- ling, B. Williams, C. Vaughn, G. Mitchell, A. Gregory. The Jeff Hi-Y was composed of seventy-seven members this year. The officers were as follows: President, Perk Reitemeier: Vice President, Bob Fieldsg Secretary, Dale Stal- lard, and Treasurer, Haldon Graves. The club is sponsored by George Earl Carroll and Mr. Gerald Hitchings. A Christmas party was held on December 17 for the members and their dates, and on February 8, the Annual Queen of Hearts Dance was held. The jeff Hi-Y also sponsors religious convocations and mixers, has charge of concessions at football games, and con- tributes to the Community Fund, Infantile Paralysis, Red Cross, and the World Service organization of the Y.M.C.A. The Annual Mothers' and Sons' banquet was held on May 6. This organization has promoted the appearance of the school by decorating the entrances on holidays and by contributing to a fund for the improvement of the lawns. l'n:f- HR G. A. A. . , , , ,r ,,,,ALf. .,s,L,-w, . Wm -, f.,ia..,s,g153,qqf First Row: B. Hoskins, P, Pace. C. Dexter, J. Brown. R. Brookbank, P. Barcus. J. Mallicos, S. Berko- vitz. A. Chrissihos, S. Harris, M. Burhe, N. Adkins, L. Rieth J. Carter. Second Row: Mrs. McArdle, P. Thompson, L. Phillips. P. Hornbeck, M. Barger, P. Henry. P. Palmer. J. Gibson, R. Kellogg. D. Kennedy. B. Thoennes, P. Parker. P. Robinaugh, P. Bennett, N. Munson. J. Klinker. Third Row: J. Crowell, C. Burke, M. Goldsmith, B. Hendrichs. A. Goodhart. M. White, G. Carr. P. Clay, A. Hohnhaus, E. Schnaible. B. Suffridge, A. Park, D. Thompson, M. Kellogg, E. DeYoung, D. Tyson. The Girls' Athletic Association, led by Joan Carter, president: Nellie Munson, vice presidentg Jean Klinker. secretary-treasurer: and by Miss Landis. the faculty advisor. had varied activities during the year. These included archery. social and modern dancing, basketball, softball, field and track, and swimming. The girls sponsored mixers and worked in all possible ways to better athletics for girls here at Jeff. Their activities were concluded by an Honor Dinner at which time letters and awards were given. I'u.:v HU ' ' ' .' .sq is x X X l f 1 f .f . t 2- 4 . 'fixsisi MIXED CHORUS Top Row: D. Platenga, P. Stelifan. C. Dexter, M. Pace, R. Cooper, A. Smith, J. Barnhart, D. Bishop, A. McLaughlin, C. Schwab. N. Scales, M. Peterson, S. Schaible, B. Vhelhor, G. Van Sickle, P. Bratz, S. Rediger, B. Northup. Middle Row: Miss White, L. Stong. H. Milakis. B. Hicks, D. Martin, M. Emerson, A. Ince, M. Graves. M. Larsen. W. Evans. R. Swayze, D. Rogers, J. Bowers, T. Smith, E. Short, E. Saxton, H. Coy, J. Bailey, R. Baumgardt, W. Dixon, E. Moyer. Bottom Row: G. Stong, V. McDowell, P. Rogers, M. Jones, D. McNary, N. Paddack, P. Soller, P. Thompson, J. Brown, B. Merrilot. B. Bryan, L. Cassini, L. Lahr, M. Burk, D. Swanson, D. Leslie, D. Weast, H. Smith, P. Workman. , Such entertainment as the operetta, Don Alonso's Treasure , the Spring Festival at Lebanon, convo- cations, and numerous specialty acts and trios are the result of Miss White's splendid work with the Mixed Chorus. Miss White has been very co-operative and willing to furnish entertainment for the meet- ing and programs of many clubs here at Jeff, and all Jeh' students certainly are grateful for this. The officers for 1946 and 1947 have been: Barbara Bryan, Presidentg Bob Strader, Secretary-Treasurer: and Harry Milakis, Librarian. The Boys' Glee Club consisted of twenty-three members this year. It has participated in the Spring Festival and the operetta. and it has met every Monday throughout the year. v ,nag . .5-Je. 1 V u... .. -. BOYS' 'GLEE CLUB First Row: H. Milakis, D Leslie, W. Beane, J. Bowers. R Semmes, M. O'Brien, W. Shoaf, D. Weast, R. Klinker, G. Stong Second Row: R. O'Brien, W Merillat, R. Baumgardt, E. Sax- N ton, W. Morrow, J. German, R Wood, Miss White. Third Row: J. Parker, G Switzer, J. Edwards, L. LaBaw W. Dixon, J. Bailey. A. Coy B. Strader, L. Stong. M- First Row: J, King, R. Barnard, M. Pechin, B. Boyd. J. Bauer, S. Allenduff. B. Bryan, M. Bartin, L. Cassini, M. Davis, M. Emerson. Second Row: B, O'Brien. D. Swanson, J. McCord. J. Fobes. P. Underwood, B. Pechin, B. Merrilot. P. Parker, V. McDaniel, J. Lester, D. Ratcliff, N. Schmidt, Miss White. Third Row: H. Smith, J. Edwards. L. Lahr. R. Baumgardt. W. Shoaf. M. O'Brien, J. German. J. Bauer, L. Goldsberry, L. Wilson. The A Cappella Choir was a new organization at Jeff this year. It was directed by Miss White and was very proud of its 40 members. It has done a wonderful service for the public by singing for various churches, meetings, banquets, sometimes as often as two or three times a week. The club is organized on a demerit system and therefore has no officers. The officers of the Girls' Glee Club for the past year have been Pam Neher. President: Carolyn Bol, Secretary-Treasurer: and Roxy Hoover, Librarian. The girls have participated in many activities includ- ing the Spring Festival at Lebanon. a convocation. and some of them were in the operetta, Don Alonso's Treasure . Kink PN Xxx -,xx f S X i 1, J' . 1 i , x .X 'fx' . N.. i li 1. f1,-.f...a- '14-if' GIRLS GLEE CLUB 'ir--M r' 'r - - ' Top Row: B. Brand, S. Welsh. V . u . ' ' - S V. Snyder, L. Sibert. M. Collins, A I is , Y ' W ' . ' ' K A ' M. Giney, M. Pechin. L. Guen- A A in A au '. ther, M. Baker. P. Trimble, S. Boehm, J. Cavanaugh. Second Row: P. Spur. R. Way- land, J. Crowell, M. Stuios, M. Swan. M. Davis. D. Ratcliff. B. Smoth, V. Fields, P. Lawson. A. Holst, Miss White. Third Row: J. McCord. D. Howe, M. Lester. B. Merkel, B. Boyd, P. Underwood. J. Guen- ther, M. Barton. V. McDoniels. M. Harter. R. Barnard, F. Mal- lios. Bottom Row: E. Siefers, R. Overman, E. Croy, P. Neher, B. Birch, B. Mackey. E. Bennett. B. Shoaf. Pug., 'll Latin Club First Row: P. Keys, J. Gretencord, J. Hamming, J. Reibenquith, J. Ayres, T. Brooks. Second Row: B. McCollough, P. Amstutz, D. Neilan, M. Keating, N. Myers, J. Elliott, J. Campbell, S. Buerkle, D. Knott, J. King, D. Ratcliffe, J. Mottram, B. Stedman, T. Howard, M. Runda. Third Row: W. Robinson, A. Azimow, B. Rostov, M. Ludeking, N. Waddell, J. Hass, F. Conns, C. Leaman, M. White, P. Martain, M. Slesser, F. Mallios, M. Mohlman, V. Lewis, P. Neher. Fourth Row: A. Bryant, A. Knuton. J. Green, J. Liebenthal, B. Boyer, A. Homocker, R. Wood, F. Watson, D. Bates, J. Riehle, J. Hirschinger, W. Dixon, G. Leader, R. Mohr, Miss Hanna, J. Hanson, J. Dillman. Filth Row: J. Estergreen, C. Lewis, P. Donnelson, J. Parker, J. Tompson, B. Rediger, M. Clock. P. Smith, S. Grey, M. Chrissikos. G. Carr, I.. Hutson, C. Burke, P. Webb, R. Bernard. P. Neher. A Latin Club was organized this year with Miss Hanna as the sponsor. The purpose of the Society Latina is to create an interest in Roman customs and give the students a better understanding of Roman culture aside from the school work, as well as promote friendship and sociability among the whole department. Their programs consisted of bringing out Roman background in an interesting way. The membership signifies a great interest in the Club. The officers for the year were Primus Counsul CPresidentj. Roy Wood: Scriba QSecre- taryj, Barbara McCullag and Tueastor QTreasurerj, Ralph Moore. l'nur 'I Spanish Club fr. X x , 5 ,' ' f i Q-Q. . X R X i - f P' ,H ...' i Top Row: D. Brannigan. L, Heffner, M. O'Brien, B. Semmes. B. Williams. M. Nelson. B. Williams, C. McGrath, J. Hunter. J, Richolson, P. Owens, L. Rieth, C. Loeb, N, Overesch. C. Lewis. Second Row: Miss Norman. M. Wood, B. Marsteller, P. Klinker, P. jones, P, Brunton, A. Hohnhaus. E. Schnaible, J. Panlener, B. Quarterman, N, Paddack, B. Boyd. B. Bryant, B. Davis, A. Be-ehman, V. Lewis. Bottom Row: M. Fry, B. Travis, R. Cassini, J. McCord, B. Rediger, A. Skomp, L. Cassini, M. Davis. R. Hamilton. D. Dobbins, W, Mullen, S. Bercovitz, L. Phillips, D. Saidla. The Spanish Club, under the supervision of Miss Arlie Norman, planned several events and interesting programs during the year. Their speakers consisted of Miss Virginia Lewis. who spoke about Guatemala, the Pan-American Highway, and all the Latin American countries. The Spanish Club studies the customs, language, and songs of our Latin Amer- ican neighbors. The officers for the year were President, Linda Cassini, Vice President, Alice Skompg Secretary and Treasurer, Marqueta Davis. Pugp u -- V-...Z- Bronc's Hi-Y -'t-1 v -' - ' X - 1 ',fj'f,,.,- fi ':1I 1?C'n T,,,: A' 0 - , Q ' ' ff' , P 5 First Row: E, Furrier, L. Wilson, E. Rogers. D. Benham, B. McClain, B. Michael, H. Smith, L. Stong. Second Row: W. Dodds. W. Morrow, J. Beauchamp, H. Milalcis, J. Ramsey. C. Martin, E. Moyer. R. Schilling. R. Buikema. Mr. Rogers. Third Row: E. Elliott, J. Bercovitz, J. White, J. Galema, A. Zareck. I. Clock, R. Corbin, R. Leigh, T. Fowler, A. Kaser. The Bronc's Hi-Y was organized in 1945 with Mr. Rogers as its sponsor. During the year, their programs have consisted of several speakers. among whom have been Mr. Carnahan of Purdue, Mr. George Smith of Jefferson, and Dr. James of Purdue. During the football season it had charge of one of the concessions, and during the basketball season the club sold Broncho hats and plates for automobiles. This year's enrollment was forty with the following as officers: President, Bill Morrow: Vice President, Bill Merrilatg Secretary, J. Larry Beauchamp: and Treasurer. Harry Milakas. Fug. 'Il Camera Club gj,Qi,g,., rl X V- MA..-4....i..,... ' s lk' ' 1 Back Row: J. Parker, J. Brickler, R. Kestner, R. Williams, E. Cavanaugh, D. Thompson, P. McIntyre, J. Dales. Second Row: J, Parker, F. Butz. J. Green, D. Velton, F. Fiedler. V. Lewis, J, Edwards, Mr. Price. First Row: M. Marks, B. Edmondson, M. Goldsmith, J. Hass, P. Keys, B. Ledman, R. Ledman, W. York. During the year the members of the Camera Club have held meetings in their dark room . room 116. Here they have devoted time to the developing and printing of pictures. Their efforts were climaxed by an exhibit of their photographs. The officers for the year were: Pat Keys, presidentg Don Velton, vice presidentg Bob WNilliams, secretary-treasurer: and Mr. George Price. sponsor. Pnpw 115 F' I. 'I cum Booster I Seated: Peggy Underwood, joan Bauer. Harriet Alt, Mary Kennedy, Rosalie Whaley, Char- lotte Kaiser, Perk Reitemeier. George Clemens. Standing: Mr. Bradley, Mr. Morgan, Mr, Carroll, Don Fulks, Dale Stallard. The Jeff Booster, the school paper, was published by the advanced Journalism class with Harriett Alt as Editor-in-Chief. Nine issues were published each semester with a change of staff each semester. The paper is published every other Thursday, keeping the school posted on current events. Mr. George Earl Carroll is journalistic advisor and Mr. Elbert Morgan is the printing advisor. Booster ll First Row, seated: Maretta McCoy, Bev Basinger. Harriet Alt, jane Hooker. Jane Pan- lener. Second Row, seated: Betty Haas. Norma jean Singley, Dor- othy Kaiser. Standing: Betty Truman, Dick Kimball, Mr. Carroll. Paul Turnipseed, Pete Gettings. Dick Schnaible. jack Holquist, jane Memmer, Dick Stanfield, Mr. Morgan, Mr. Bradley. l'nuw Nautilus NAUTILUS LITERARY Seated: Harriet Alt. joan Klus. Don Amos, Barb Mem- mer. Alice Linseman. Ann Holinhaus. Back Row: Gene Lalir, Bob Lennen. Don Bol, Mr, Carroll. Mr. Bradley. jane Nloran. Barb Morgan, ,loan Grogan. ,loan Baugh. ,lane Hilton. The 1947 Nautilus was under the direction of Barbara Memmer. who served capably as Editor-in-Chief. The staff worked hard in order that the Nautilus would help in future years to bring back all those never-to-be-forgotten high school days. Mr. Carroll. Mr. Bradley, Mr. Morgan were advisors. NAUTILUS ADVERTISING Seated: Peggy Underwood Virginia McDaniels, Phylis Bar- rett, Shirley Coling, Betty Rit- enour. Alice Bousom. Alice Ince. Second Row: Janice Carley Phyllis Buse, Anna Hollman. Marietta McCord, -Ioan Scott, Top Row: Malcolm Harper. Dick Lawson, Mr. Morgan. 'e Page 97 Master Machinists v... 1 ' t ---f-- . -we r X ' 'fl 4 i l .. ' . 'fl-sf' l . .. I 5 I Back Row: D. Velton, G. Tengen, J. Galema, J. White, P. Amos, E. Deere, M. Peterson, A. DuH, Mr. Wills. Front Row: B. Meyer, N. Rohrabaugh, G. Bridge, R. Kestner, B. Kamp, j. Ramsey, D. Gumick, P. Velton, D. Siefers, J. Smith. The Master Machinists is the organized body that does many of the important repair jobs that are done about the school. The crowning achievement of the Club this year has been the 'new score boards in the gymnasium. The Club is sponsored by Mr. Wills, who supervises their Work. img., -ni Bible Club First Row: G. Larwey, R. Kellogg. P. Martin, B. Rediger, J. King, R. Steiner, V. Denham. Second Row: E. Bone, M. Kellogg. P. Clay, E. Porter. M, Farner, M. Ellis, Mrs. Steiner. The Bible Club was a new organization at jeff this year and it was started and promoted by Miss Steiner. It held regular meetings and it was open to any student, regardless of creed. who was interested in religion. Becoming more familiar with the Bible was the main theme of the year and this was promoted by learning Bible verses and by contests. The officers were: Janice King, president: Richard Steiner, vice presidentg and Bette Rediger, secretary-treasurer. Pug., oo Band The Band was under the leadership of Mr. McAdams again this year after his absence serving in the Navy. It got to work immediately at the beginning of the school year and furnished music for the football games and later for the basketball games. The students especially enjoyed its cooperation in putting over the Band Yell . After basketball season was overiit began contest work. This year it entered the Northern district ancl went to the solo and ensemble contest at Whiting and to the State Band Contest at South Bend. It gave a Spring Concert fcr the public and the annual Band Dance for its members. I'n:v IYU Orchestra The orchestra was reorganized this year by Mr. McAdams when he returned to Jeff after service in the Navy. During the year the orchestra played for the Red and Black Revue, for the Operetta. for the Basketball Banquet. and also went to the State Band Contest at South Bend. Pauv ln! 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Smitlfs Shoe Store Lufuyf-Ilv. lnxliuuu 423 Main Sl- ADAMS INSURANCE AGENCY REAL Es'r..x1'E untl lNsl'RANcE Lafayc-ltv. lutl. 1 PIIOIIPS 2700 untl 4738 Lufayc-th' Life Bldg. Ray A. Aclzun Xu imlmrtzmt --Iltbivinl xx luv vi-ixwl Zlll Ill- lllu 11-3 lnm, mink- :L tclvplmln- Czlll but lx il lmificnlly lIlL1R'lll1lpl1lsll1llIllN'I'. l'-l1l1lllj,lll uxzzspurzxli--xx, lu- slu-1111-11 lwtlu'-vpcl'1A1u!'Z l l I1 rv, :11'l,1l.qw11 lmwxx xxlw l :uni X., sl1L'1'4-lvllwlrillmly. Ilnt I flu kmm xxlu-fry ll V VICTOR RECORDS fm- GIFTS Jim yum snap 'l'lwr4- is Quality in Drugs 'l'l1at's Wvlly YY1- Huy Trust Rllllll Iging T116 Clotlliel' l'r4-svriplinns In l's ,nw lmfuyvllc-. Illillllllll Vellinger Pll2ll'lll3Cf' pl,,,,,,, 0953 834 Main l'lmn4- 2727 I I THE HOG DRUG CO. Paints, Oils and Glass Soda 115 N. 4111 Street Phone 5003 VETERAN CAB CO. Vik- S4-rwwl You In Win' Now Huy Wi- Serv' You ln Poun- IIT63 PIIOIIPS -1797 1111 51111111 m1111111 fI'l11L'll11j 111 111x 1H111k'1l1,U11111 11111 1.11Xc111x 41111161-.111-1 N1k'l'1l 111111 '111 1111 xx1111111xxN1111u11: 111'11N1xw1, . '-- 1 1 11111 , 1-cttx 1111:1x 11111r111111'w1 '1i11m1, M1-1 11111 41UL'1llI'. JXII11 1 -lljfjflfxt' X411-Yi' 1PI'l'11X 111-11 11.N1 11111 U1111 M111 11111 'N11,11111't11r, xz1i11 1i1'I1x, 11111X 111x' 111'-1 111'wx'11111111x v 'l1l11H For Fine Furniture I See MMA, First Phonv 2858 Cor. 5111 uml Main Palais 1101101 Page IU PERRYS WINDOW SHADE SHOP C. Perry. The Blimlnlan LINOLEl'M AND YENETIAN BLINDS Phone 5452 Lafuya-ue. Incl. 1 2th and Main Jeff School 3 f Cmnplele Line Jewelry J of Pins - Brian-lets fda Luggage Loekets - Lll1ll'lllS Q wc-iqlizino in 81.2510 37.50 WELQY ' WQONIETF Ferl. Tux lllelluled 313 COLUMBIA ST, ' A ' Rav KL'5lllL'I'f I lmve cmue IlDOUl4j'U11I' rlzmglwte1'R-hzulilf' XII lhviv Tell Kane the lllIHHL'1ll'IsI ll1lNZll'l'IXL'1l, I.n-lzaml I J.. . . 1. I. 4 hlll. I IH. lulnrll yl QIXLII lu In ll! L il'H lI'lI'll1X' 01111 mwk 111111 meek iw N- :wus .zlllri XYl1y is :x 1l11Iu like Il Clow llmwn in . . For Lunehes. Dinners 01' After Date Snacks Co To I 420 Malin A 0 I I m J I A 1 'X X ' f I 1 xX X ' ' L' ' , ' ' 9 ' LQXN Q W I,I flwfaillzl I. if i, h . ' K T I 1 -Q1 A X 1 its 35 i I 'IZ' X L Q x l '- ' 'Sli I ' ' .l. . lg T1 55' - :Raw , I M- ,lf K x gi fg 1 Q C UNF US1 US. SA Y! Graduation is a cerenzony that marks the end of high school stufiv and the beginning of education. f Hurry to Harry's Sfwn 6 Q 501 Main St. 910 K1lSSlllll St. 1616 Main Sl. R ns. e ll0 Nortlnwslvrn. WY. L. my .,.,, ,..., ,... . . ,.,,.-.awww .jfs lx pf' ' o 'Ju A A fi 0+-Q ' N' 492. Q1 . 1 . 3 'Q -r 4 ff 1.501 N. 4-th St. Q , ls 5, 5 4 c AJ .- 0 : .5 l TD Eno ...,.. , .,.,..,.,..,. -f.- - - 720 N0l'lllWS'0Sll'l'l1. YY. L. HENRY POOR LUMBER CO., INC. Lumlwr - Millwork 1 Bnilmlvr Snpplif-S Pllillll' 3083 Yvvst Lafayvltv Hula l.l-nm-ni A'XN'l1y1Lrn 5 llNllllk't'YL'll1ll .-Xliu-F Mum- l.:1l1r1 Ulx, flu' nm Il my lzlp, :llul xln' xml Ilmt Nln' ll-lt lulw Nln' xxiu Kllllllg tl lmwmwl wlfw UI llullllllu -5. m 5' .Xrv 31111 yllllll In lzxlrulw nu ilu' A-Xrkzum-aux: Nu, lllll Quinn lu lllllllllv-'lllllllxill un tln- cuumtrzlryu. Serving Central Northwest Indiana ASK 1-1450 On Your Dial ff? Ly r r Stuliv-fri-0 Crystal-rlvzlr l'l'I'l'pll0lI FREQl'l'fNllY lWl0Ul'LATlUN THIS SPMMER IN LAFAYETTE! I I WP .lpprpcinle Your Yglfll D0 Bpffpr Businvssn at The . Smith Candy Co. 1-3-5 N. 3rd SL mmm, 4302 Lmnplete Home I lll'lllSlll'l'S TRIPLE XXX ROOT BEER SHllllNil'llt'S - Fountain Drinks 1 SIIINIZIPS Slalf- Strvvt Curb Svrviu PIIUIIP 3423 IH-iv fQt'IlillLfI XYI1:1t 1141 Xtvll -lwk xf-111' llfill' vlmxxl xxillmf' Ilun .Xl1lux: l'1'iwu. I'k'IL'I XYlw:lt? l1m1: l!w1111w I ri-u1'I lmxu tw gm-I :my l1:urf11tJ' l'a-ici NWN llun: Ulivcznuw flwzll X NIlUI'tk'lllIIU. For Bettvr S1100 Rc-puirillg Phone 2375 RELIABLE SHOE STORE Fr:-0 call for and da-livcl'y svrvive 223 Main Slrvvl Hav's ,Iewelrv Co. ' ' MITEY LAWSON -130 Main Street . STANDARD SERVICE F1110 jewelry at fllgdgrglg Priggs 9th 8 Kossulh - Phone 8235 I 1: Congratulations Ungefs Drug Store and 500.1 XYi,ilu-S The Rexall Store To TIM' 1522 Main St. Lafayette. Incl. Graduates Expert Prescription Service I Phone 2653 Free Delivery Ju .Q ,Iliff Ulf: ll.: Owen DOW'llll3Ill Lumber Co., Inc. LUMB1-:R - MlLLWoRK BUILDERS SLPPLIES 1307 Ferry Street. Lafayette. Intl. Phone 6344 Xlr. Short: ln xxliztt lutltlc vlnl Mt-mural Nolte. wht-11 l1k'2H'1I1g or YlL'iOl'j' fry, I lic li pg-5 lion Holi l tlmmk it wzu his left lmtllc. llc tiltwl hcl' lou-lx Iwzul tmxzuwl lnm, :mtl lmcnt 1-vcr her cxpcrtzmt mouth tlicn ul Itly, lm going tty li..u tu pull tlmt toutli. Special and Charter Bus Service Availa fany place in Illfliiillllv ble at Reasonable Rates Dial 3475 for complete information Lafa ette Transit lin., Inc. 920 Ferry Street I ll Young Mc-11's lllolhvs xgkm-df, sgna Exa'lusil'r'ly 633 Hain Lima 1ill4'1liI't' Bldg. ,IOl'd2lll.S 316-311.5 Shop lIm1ulifulflmrvrs for ull 436 Hain Sl. lll'!'!l!3i4PFlSN WELLS -YEAGER - BEST P1'vsm'ipiion Drug Store 120 North Third Sl.. Lafzlyvtlv. Incl. WI' lh-lin-r Phone- C5015 l'l1.x1l .1 -lsyxulywxf'.1x:11-mxzm-ll flu' :milli- 1 llm, XI3 'N mul Klum XIUI Wvlilwllx, l'-1 lou- I ll xx--rlx -In-I. Ifiyh-x': IM jlfll Iruxt mv. wlwhxng' 1,11-wllvlflm-m11m1f1. Yi-X, lhxu' wlqxrk UvI1i1Vl! lvwl my txxm-ally. Conlplinu-nls of DR. A. ENZ. Jr. Uptomvlrisl Main at Fourth Dial 3895 607 Main Sl. Lafayctlv. Intl. QUALITY FIRST ALW'AYS Prescriptions Our Specialty SCHNAIBLE DRUG CO. I III jnwzfh, Hamm Lbmnwuf 'lr 'A' ir Theatre Jana, Them Theatre Eur the Latcst Platters LAFAYETTE DISTRIBUTING CO. J. T. Hogan.. Supl. of ,live 1724 Scott St. Phone- 5866 DEWTENTEITS 416 Nluill 51. Always First with the- N1-su-sl in Young llc-n's Clothing LAFAYETTE BOWLING ALLEYS 17 Fourth St. Proprictor. ll. L. llcnry - .., l'1'1's11111:111i l1k'Ilrl'.11!11lI11Ell.lL'11111 Q11.-111111111Q111 5111111111111,11'c: 'AXIJ11 l g111111t 111111f'11I' 11111 -114111 1111 1 1 1 11 ,l11111111. 1111g11111c11111111111g111,1l.111. N'1111,1r: 411-1111111q111,1111141. 111111111-111111111111 K1111, C0llllDlillll'lll!-i of ' I 210 N. llth St. Halsmer Flying ervice Privutc 1 Conlnu-rciul Instructor Instrument Twin Engine- Course Approvcfl for Xvt'lt'l'illl Training lin1l0rtl1cG.l. Bill Bcacl1y's Electric Appliance Co. Radio Sales 81 Scrvicc Sales 1 Electric Appliances - Repair 327 South St. Phone 7078 Pnuf 111 ACTING SUPERINTENDENT AND PRINCIPAL Mr. Lynn Miller is a native of Lafayette and attended Lafayette High School. He became Dean of Boys in 1932. He became principal in 1942. Mr. Miller received his A.B. from Indiana University and his M.S. from Purdue University. Since the death of Morris E. Mc- Carty, Mr. Miller has been ap- pointed acting superintendent. He is indeed a friend of all students. ASSISTANTS When Principal Miller was named acting superintendent of Lafayette Schools, the Board of Education announced that Mr. Cecil Webb and Mr. Harry Taylor would assist him in school matters. P STOP PERSPIRATION ODOR By Having Your Clothes PERM-ASEPTISEDM fl nmzing' Nvw Cleaning Prorvss Exclusive at DAVIS CLEANERS .Xrc jllll I-ZIIIIIIIIII' with thu ww-11 livw ut XXUIIIUIII If mul, lu-rc thuy ill 1. SIIICIYIHIIN 2. Illillllj'-IIIIIN I .v. Nm'ur1lx'-pulls 4. IIISIIIIUIHI piuy 5, I'11HIl1U1bIIlx rm. CII-tllmw pin- ! szlictx' lmlllx IKRI'fI.lfX'.-XNT 'll-:lvlmvri 'l'1alu-.IQ frum 3115,llll1lXXIIZIISIIlL'1lIII-k'l'k'lIl'L Stuflc: Tlml! what I -ny: wlw crux-Q zallylmw? o BOOKS o GIFTS e STATIONERY o OFFICE EQUIPMENT o ATHLETIC GOODS o ROYAL TYPEWRITERS o CREETINC CARDS o A. B. DICK MIMEOCRAPHS o OFFICE SYSTEMS 518-520 MAIN ST. PHONE 5036 I-.wa 1-1, WEIR'S HAMBURGER INN Drive In Service Frosted Halls - D1lW5'llf'H1lkQ'ljlillllli 1 Pronto Pups 1 H1llIllllll'gl'l' Package lcv Crm-ann to lake' Home 911 Main Phone 82 50 Tippecanoe Furniture K Upllolstering Co. 1010 Main Sl. - Phono 6333 Fim- I-llll0lSH'l'P1l Flll'llillll'l' Haule Hspvviully for You 'X111r111v1'1x11--11z1N -111-1111:1x1111-1111111-rf1111111'x,1'1111w-11.11111111111u11111111 +111 11111111 111 1 111 11'11111g 111 111k'1I' IIUXX 1l1I111K',111N XX111' -.1111 XX -11. 1.1,11x.1111111111111-15--11N1,1111'11111L 1111 'Not 11114 1IL'1'k'1+1lk'11. 11R'N11111Q11lPXY11 '11'1'1Vk'I'1II 1-m1 XX--1111:111.1x 111-11 X1.11'1 I'1!11I111rXX 11 l111g IIXW1 1111111 I11L' mlly nl111X1'111n'11 Vx 1.111 1111 I11'1' 111'11.I1'111l1'I11'v ' 1 1, 1 1 r mv 1 w Ixl31NNlLD3. A 'DHIVI II ' ' Pl'l'llllllIl'lllS nf llislilrriion Phone 2353 Foot of South N. Phone 3225 :glut Svlmhz Building 1 C0llllllillll'lll!4 ol' Montgomery Ward 8- Co. C0llllllilll6lltS of -15 General Contractor PK Lafayette. Illditllltl For Better Cleaning and Pressing Phone -1325 RELIABLE CLEANERS Une 4-all for mul flelirer Main Street at Eighth Compliments of , f tg. gxarvb., GDXBLLQXQ gxuk Q0 1 Third and South Sts. Phone 4039 llulllllvtlqi lllxelli I Illxv full. Illlllxlxlyi X-lll Illxl' llll- I. I Ima' Xlbll, Y.. .- - IIIt'l'l'IlrI'l' I qllll It Im-'li .I .XII IIIU xlllrIlI Illxl-x Ll Illxvr, 4, Xml zlrt- :lII tIle lllll'IlI Ill IIIl'. P, IIll'l'l'llll'l jtvll It-xv IIIR'. IZAD17.. Slwp, Custom-Built Cabinets, Restaurant and Store Fixtures l22 YY. Ellsworth Street YYY-st Lafayette I ll Finest Quality Foods C0' Arv Always Reasonalllv For a Taxi Call 1 REGAL STORES 2151 3043 T Bom-dict Crmw-ry Russ:-ll X Love-ll Harrison. Props. 1827 gclluylm. Aw.. Mortgage Loans - Real Estate 1 IllSlll'illlK'0 THE LUX AGENCY 412 Main Stn-vt Phone 8428 llat Xvlwr: l lllllbllllljlll! ilu-origin ufl1lutllllg1mil1n'l'. -l--:mu Smut: U'ltllIll mu-1 lw vu-ry Illlvll'llllllv lily llrotlufi You gllllllll xxm':11'tl1L' llUXYIfl's .lulm an-111rl1:1?' lTLll'l'lt'l .Xllz l XXHlll+lIl'l wcxu' zmgllmiua 1-l-uf' lZ1'o1l1ur: nlxlllill? Xxlllll till I 11-ll l':1T Xxvlltxll You Want Pio tlomplinu-nts ol' Rl'IlIl'lllIll'f Longster's GLEASONS PARK-N-EAT Home Made Pies Phonv 6839 I5 S. 3rd St Com plimvnts of Un-r T5 Years on the Squarv I ucv Ill! WULEVER ELECTRIC CO. 042 Main Street Phmw 4832 WIRING - REPAIR - APPLIANCES BALTIMORE CLOTHES SHUP Store for Mc-n QUALITY III.0TIIES. IIATS mul FLRNISIIINGS Phonv 2873 4I4 Main Sire-vt XIlNNI'IL'IL'lIIj1'I'f link. xxlwru- xx.1N tllu Um T:u':1I1mw ul lllflwlvn-11:h'11w xmnuwl. lfiuk Svlllmihlw-3 :Xl1l1uln.IlU1x1, I gnu- IIIlI'IPllI'.l RIl'IllIIIl'I'f Il:u'c mx I xwur -'l11lfl?1-M-I 1lr-'.l111N lu-4-11 I'4'.lIl4'k'fI' u ' - ' - Imlm IXCIIIIUIIX1 I nw, whvu lllX'1IImlII1s'l'l1Nl'lI lwllllll mx lmu' I xxlxlu-fl tllzll I llulnl l1.u mx ,l. Drink l Ffa' In Bottles Page Il V llzll ,-Xrlxmmwni Th- gut lIl2lI'l'lL'tl :xml wmlu lllflldlkk' Lmt 1 thvn Inf xulc tllcll Il 1 f C0llllllilllI'lltS Of 7 llJOH jflllfflllf Baum, gage, 21st and Illlliilllll Au-. WIUIW 5243 821 min su-fm Phono 7420 Complima-nts of THE SHOCK AGENCY Rvul Estzllv 1- Insuranvv Nlxw, l311rrmw1 L':m zmyom- tm-ll mv illlffllillg' that john Milton w1'utuF .. - ., - ' - -- - ti . , ... xxrwlu I z11'ml1w Rcgzum-ml . Iylwlxti Num' XXlIL'XX1lHlNT1v1ilsN yum on-1' thc plmllv. v , ..f-4 V - - .. Lum, I.llxL'll1L'll1t' 'lgv :mul gum- xt In mc lzmtvr, FIRST-MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK AND TRUST CO. TOTAL RESUURCES OVER S22.000.000.00 M4-llllu-I' F0111-mul Dvposit Illslllulllvv Corporzltinn xlvllllivl' Fvclvlull l:l'SC'l'Yl' Sy5l0lll Phono 7762 1523 Kossuth St. CULL GODDARD Plumbing and Heating I,ul'uyvll1'. Imliunal I 'V lm ml lu T TE AUTO I SU ANCE C. A. ttBurkiv Burkhart Insurance Agency IJIIOII1' 7747 Lzlillyvttv. Intl NTIJNIL-XY Xlf DRXINM Ill.l'liS Speak ucnlly 111 mu, iL'llt'llt'l', It X NU Ilill'rl tuL'4vIlL'L'I1tI'.t1k' Xxltkll llslltk'IlluflllttyLll.iL't'IltL'I1!UllI lu-l'.l1'r. .Xml l slxlywl 4111! Xtllj z1.llI,t1f. , . , .., . I ut Ill lwutlxln flmxn tlnx uct-14, lw:u'l1c1', 'IXlumul1 I CUIIIUKN l crm lmrfllx' xx mit lifll' il lllulmt lmfm'c il 111lvr11i11u Llliitl' XX livll I slay nut may hm i.m'. IfL'1H'lI'il'I'I Hxxvlllli shall l sz ' 1 U A mls lx ' ' ' NN: , .w .- ,. , lX ulv ut ilu l1l nl xxlm Illflllt Nlltll ll fu It tlu mu lulltlwri XX hy, just my tlmt thc lDIt'IlL'llk'I'N xwnt xxilll Ha weed Puhlishinq Enmpan Lafalyettlz, Iml. Printers - Publishers and Stationers Puge 121 l Compliments of Lafayette Poster Advertising Company 1903 Union Street :X ,llU1llUlllSllr- Lllllllj'l1ltt'lil-L'llL'U, Nlill-iillj.11tiI'lgllll-lll noiw. llencc l'd kill him nlczul-Yew, that I um lint won't fmnc render tell lIlL'LlXYi KlllHiC lx its sul-I .Xa the tleecy flown' lt colin-5 to my 0.115 Like the wind Un Il cool Slllllllltl' day. :Xml then wlnrla oft Xkvitli the lrxwezt' Uflice Phone 4716 Res. Phone 4716 Carey Products Sullivan Si Fortner Roofing Co. 20 So. l6tl1 Street Freeman Fortner.. Owner Lafayette. Indiana Jim, 648 M illll Sllort Orders Salad Quick Service Open 10:30 u.m.- 12:00 p.m. Open Sundays I 'I.. A School Worth Considering LAFAYETTE BUSINESS COLLEGE KRABBE COAL COMPANY COAL AND COKE Phono 2077 12 ll 1 1 X ll 1 1111111 1 111111 1 ll 111 1 11 11111111111111 11 1 1111 I 1 ll 1 111111111111 1111111111 IJ X 11111 I1 111 11 ll 11 11 111 11111 1 111111 11 LEE SCHOOL SUPPLY CO 21 South 4111 Strvvt Terre Haute. Imliana Glen Cloflfeller, Representative 1201 Calula Ave. Phono 5463 Lafayette, Indiana f' rff -, 1 Y ri... 9 Reading left to right: Francis H. Boor, George Pfrommer. Carl C. Siogler. SCHOOL BOARD The School Board, composed of three members, Carl C. Siegler, president: George Pfrommer. secretary: and Francis H. Boor. treasurer, have the great responsibility for looking after the school life of the students in Lafayette. Financial matters in the schools, the welfare of the students and teachers in Lafayette. taking care of the school equipment are a few of the many difficulties confronting this board. The Jefferson High School stu- dents all give these men our sincere thanks for making Lafayette schools the best that can be found in the state. 7 5 T-.EE . --1-9-Q ... D. Preston Calvert mrightl has been the school attorney for the past several years. His serv- ices have been very much ap- preciated. IM:-' H .7111 500 ' P 'fleffls Supply Store T1-xt Books and Supplies for High School fiylll Suits and Snpplic-s for Girls - l11-11-cl Tvxt Books Bought and Sohl tilllltllt'S and Fountain lif'fl't'5lllll0lllS 1 IJ1-pemlulvlv Pri-scription Svrvice 716 N. Ninth St. Phone 3725 de, -111x111 R11'l111'11: 13111 you 11U11k'L' thu 1'11111111ct111' 111ok111g 111 you IIN 1111111211 you 11111111 1 your 11111-fn 131u'11111y iill1NL'I'f 1.511112 llllfl 11111 you 1111111141111-111111qi11g:1t 111111 as illlillgll I hurl? 1111'1'1':1N1111 1141 11111111111 1lllS L'XL'1' 11111111111 thv 1111111 111 1111- 111111111. lr llk'L'llllSC 1111 111111 111:11 1 11111z1r11'1' ll 11111-14, gms 11111 11111'1- :1 1111111111, 111111 Sllljw 11111 1111 Illglll. Wf1ristWz1t1'l1c-s, Diznnonfl Rings and Silvvrwarfl an dclab, 4119 Main Strvvt Since 1884 SHUR - AN GE CO. MOVING and STORAGE Dial 50-13 Tha Vvry Hvsl in .lIm'ing I 1:-'IJ In Lafayette It's G E I S L E R' S CLOTHES SHCP Tm- sfylv Sm,-0 fm- ,mn Ask for 1l'lll'il'lll'lI BREAD Baked by RUCERS XIV, Smith: '4l'arfc thc xxurfl Alxlwf XIZIVYIIII Xlmwv: Ilux xxnrrl lx Ll llwllll, but xx uvmllx' uxwl .lx .1 tlllllllllfllllll It 1 In III rv rmlllllwll than 1w1'1w1w1'. It iNlIH1 xcrv -i11g11l.l1' in ilml it lx llxlhlllj uwsl ill lllv lllll ll Xml-it Llglwcx with nw. g'Quality and Service Ivy I.. B. Balfour Company Class Hinqs and Pills EIIIIIIIIBIIIIEIIIEIII Invilatinns lliplumas-Persnual Cards RPIlf0Sl'lllllfil'Pi Jesse Greene Daleville. Indiana Com plinu-nts of PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY OF INDIANA. INC. NEWMARICS DRIVE IN MARKET The Pride of Lafayvtte T01 Main Slrvvt Phone 5811 My Qlfl II'1L'll4I 5 wzuxt xx -ll. Slw czztx Iwr Illflllw in IIZIFIC, ,Xml su y-all wc it! I'L'IlHj' lI'llL'l Tlmt zxlwnw llzwtc lllllkfr- wsu I I.z1Nt mglwt I Nut llllwll ll rlmsur, AX littlu chair that Hilxllll tlwrc. It xxmnt thorn 215411111 tmlny, llllt l rn-lllfllfl xii 4l.1xx11 zmxwx C. T. Dye and Sons Lumber Company 408-410 N. Third Si. Plmm- 2350 Lafayvtlv. Imlizma CUIIIIDIIIIIPIIIS and B1-st Yvislws from ilu' Jwwn, fn. .Uuslvr Dry 111011111 rs I I GTH !0l'.f O! All C' !'70l'lll'Il if!! 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Maw: Say, 1111111 11'yz1 t111111i 1 Zllllln C0lllplllll0lllS of Lafayette Roofing K Supply Co. f:PllPl'lll Roofing Construction Roofing - Siding - Insulation - Comb. Storm XVimlows Mvtal YVa1ll Tilt- - Kitclu-11 Cabinets Pllonv -1755 16 N. Zml St. C0lllllllllll'IllS of l 5 M mm 1 1 1-1 l1o11lpliln1-nts of INDIANA GAS AND WATER CU.. Inc li0llllllllllt'lllS of THIEME S YVANGERIN COMPANY 1.,xF,n'E1'1'E. 1ND1,xN,x XM.. 1 11111111 .1 x111'1'f1' 111111 I111' 1lll', 11 I1'111111'.11'111 111111-11 11111 xx111'1'1 11.1111 .11111 111111 1'11'1'11 1111- 111111o 111 11111-1- 111 111111N1'1111111'x 1 A111171- X 1 ' ' iff 1111 'lim fs 1X A 'Xg1fi,1JJv, 11 . g4-sl nwuwxunnm.. - No novel to look in a Crysial Ball To Hnfl out who-rv you 1-an gall llu- finest llousc-holcl tools. alpplialmw- lar: ware, ar is ill m 1 v. v 1-. I l 1 1 I, 1 Kc-ssener's is thv annworl HENRYJ Paint Tak:-s 11111 Spotlight Yes. 0'liri1-n l':1inl is ilu' ich-al paint for your rooms to ga-I lhvm looking che-crful and ullruvlivn-. Lumber - Roofing - Builders Supply. ESSENER LUMBER COMPANY Downtown Store 2nd 8 Columbia Lumln-r Yard North l01h S1. l'1.1J For Ice Cream or Dairy Products Call Your Favorite Borden Dealer THE BORDEN CO. Furnace Ice l,II'92llll Div. XVALL PAPER PITTSBURGH PAINTS GLASS HUNECICS GLASS AND PAINT CO. 826 E. Main Street Paints for every surfaee, and glass for every purpose login Il:111ul1: XX'I1z1t 1111151111 give your 1111111-1111-111111-rl Nur tu' for hix Iwirtlulzty, In lI1u111z11 I gun- Ilill :1 111111111-1'. 1'. 'tt IIINIUII1' ll11I A IIIKXX 1111 1 Il I ll lJill111'111' Y 1' ll 1 1' Hut Illll Ill t t'1l 111, 11111' Illllllt-IIIUIL' out I 1 11 11111 'In . , 1u,,41 Mum 1 N .I g AMERICAN ZHUNDRV. LAUNDRY HMNINF SANITONE CLEANERS 1111.1 3085 641 min AUTO BODY SHOP I07 So. Ilml St. Rody and Fender Repairing Front End Alignment Wlicft-Is Balanced Painting Phone 2998 I I I Stinson Clark Coal Co. Fine Bread and Pastries Party Orders an Spec-iulty A Plltllll' 8467 Sumluubm. 906 N. Sth St. Phone 5001 .U .ul Cl'0l'l'l Tweedie Eleetrie Motor Service All Hakes and Sizes of Elm-etriv Motors Repair:-sl :mtl Rewouml 110-112 North Second Street Lafayette. lmliunu 11Ztl'1I.tl'2t. UN- j11tl.I'L' Itltl .11'1'4111l 111 Q11 111 II11- E111x111t.1I. Ih11:11Y .1 41111111 1111113 11111 I't-tn MI1111 I411111m1111111-11'L11111.1l1111111f1i-.1111 1-11 1111' 111xl' 111111 1114111111 I XX.t11Il.l 11111 511X1,l 111'--11 Nl'l'l l'111 Q1 1 1-1 11-1l11-1-' 131111111111-.1'111.1 '4lI:1xv1I ll It 11- llltl Conlplvle Banking Fuvilitivs offcrt-el by tht- Lafayette Loan and Trust Company plan Han . fEstahlisl1e11 19205 707 Main Street HOME APPLIANCES REPAIRS - SERVICE I I I LONG'S 517 N. 10th llomplete Lubrication Service For Better Pastries O'REAR'S PASTRY SHOP 672 Main Street Phone 2280 , - . . ' lume MuI11t11fl1: I wu11l1l hke to we SUIIIK' 111-11' llllllllth, please. Cla-rki HLxk'I'lZiilllj'I slu111z1cl1, lmicycle, or l12illk'iIlg?H 9111110 very 11101111 1111111 1121s Nllitlf H'l1l1t'I'k' are tllrcc liillrtx ul' w11111L'112 the I!L'2tl1lil.lll. 1110 111 tclligc11l, 211111 the 111.1j11r1ty. llolnplilnents of ll ll ' K I gn' IL' Reeapping and Yuleanizing - 24 Hour Service New Dayton Thorohretl Tires and Tubes All Kinds of Motor Repair Work QUICK SERVICE GARAGE 115 North 21111 Street. Lafayette. lmliana Bus. Phone 6373 Arlny Fitller. Mgr. Res. Phone 71304 Your Home ls Hur Hobby THE RUG SHOP Flooring Coverings - Yvall Paper -- Draperies Paints - Linoleum 1 Hoover Cleaners Phone 3459 1 611 Main St.. Lafayette. 11111. llolw I'1mkm:tZ A'XYI1urv are you 11m111: H1-miie 1'1I'Llll1wX' 'Ywmtln lP.1k.lI11f' , .H . . . In-Tv. Hx, x-ul :lout talk like ll 5-1111111-1'11L1 -Ulu' 1.111w111a11: lmml1n-W4 Mule, thu lilllll our lmhy. lyk me my HL . ll-riglw-f' Mem- 1.:tlur: blunt upg ti'lN om- Im- Yllililtli tim-J C0lllll11llH ll1S of gm 310-.ai gp 527 Main St l'e-e- t BETTER COALS P EASE L 32K R 1 ' 'i 425 S. Sth Phone 4033 1: Secretaries Miss Nancy Bogan Miss Dora Flatley FQ Secretary Miss Lina Bright 3, 't' -qv +...,,.b QU, ' ' . ' -pf Ji ' ,,-- ,nd T ll OFFICE STAFF Left to right: Miss Schrader, Miss Harrington. Page 0 Ed Grave. Uwner Phone 5943 Acme Plumbing K Heating Company Contractors and Engineers 215 N. 10th Street Lafayette. lmliana ' ' jam, 9nc. 503 Main Sl. Furriers for over 3 Generations .lane NlK'llllllk'l'I IM you wzml tu lll2lI'I'j' 11 mu-cywl wm11:111? l3r:ulXlcl11i11: Nw,w1'ru111'w1wt. ,lzmu Rl1'll1ll1l'l'f A-'lll1k'll lvzlvc mu c:u'ry your u111ln'ullz1. lurk I.11xl1: 51lf'.l hznrllc. I sem' yum l11u'u:1 lvml lug. XXlm1 Zll'L'j'llU1l1llIl.lJ mr xt: 1 lxzzrlxe l'l'll1lliNI l.llll1JlIlQ, Vlzwlc, llllllblllgl. A r cl a p pl Moving and Storage Member of The Allied Cross Country Fleet 1128 Main Phone 2950 L l N'-'L ACI! ITOIIISI' ' 1 r RETAIL N wHoLEs,tLE Builders' Hardware. l aelm'y Supplies. Janitor Supplies. Paints JOHN SPERB HARDWARE CU. 322-24 Main St.. Lafayette. lmliuna. Phone 2777 Bowl at BOWLMORE Lufayette's News est Lanes Corin-r of Fourth and Sdblliil Sts. afayetle. Intl. Phone 6867 llill IJ.ulqu. ll11l1luf-5 I1.1wlm-ltnngll.-L--xulmwlt-ylllu xxun 4-11 llu- mrm .If1'I'lll-um' X-Ll-umttf--11:1-1.1101will-.mllltfxxiillu.1xp!l ,l-me l'1l11lvl1u', XYl1gtI is ilu- IIl'Xl 1-nut lfll lflliut: 'l'lw pule x':1ulI. 'lllllCI nlllulllt tlugy lvl -lllj -mln-r llllllvlhllllj' 1'lll l' lln' vx'vMI:'A Lafayette Typesetting Conlpany Linotype Composition Ludlow Makeup 3105 N mrl' th Fifth St l'1'4- l Lafayette. lmliamu I 3 Modern Drug Stores 9 902 Knssuth Q 306 State. WY. L. Q 116 Lafayette Life Building Prescriptions 1 Drugs 1 Soflas l'u It ' I PORTRAIT and COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHY I 94 7 NA UTIL US PH 0 TOGRAPHER Bc-ll 8 Howell Argus anal EASTMAN Cainer EllSllll1lll KODAKS anal Moviv Supplivs .APPPSSOI 03-All Malin Sl. Phone 7775 Photograpllic Supplies of All Kinds Aretz Flying Service Flight Training Piper 1 LIISCOIIIIJC - S62 Aretz Airport - 1 B00 Sale-H 111111 Svrvicc- Lafayette, 11111. CONEY ISLAND No. 1 Plmm' 6977 215 N. 4111. Lafaya-110. Iml. 111 iIxN1111-N - - 1 -' 1 - 1f '1 111'x1r1-111111'111N1-111-Xu 'N 111111111 111r11111111 1111 1 111'l1ll1,11N1'111 1111 '141 '1i1' '1111 ' 11 4 ' ' j1x'l 1111 '11 1 N X11 1 H, 4 111 '. 11 11 l11c'f1I11s1 131-1111111111 11 111,111 1111 11 1 -X11f1 1111111111 11111 11111111 IlI1HrIl41C1'1'11 11r1v111,11'1'1111-41N111g11'11111,.11111 111 L111l1 1llIl11PLI 111 11111 1111 11111111 FL l1 1 111 111 11 111111 X11 1111 11 111 1111117111 1' r 11 11 T11 s 5:11111'I'1-'11'111-1'. 1Y11:1111111111111-N111.111. . 1 .1 N11111111' 1'1'111111'1'11. 1 5 K 111lll11'UXl11'111 1111111111111 1111 I'r1-N 10 11x11 11111x11'111111111 ' 1x1111'1:111N1.-N1111-1'1'1111131111-11111111111-1 1 N - 1 11 I1 111111g:1x141'11 1111.11 111111 N111 1 1111111 1111111 111 111111111 1111111111- 111'1 . 1 ' 1 X 111' 1 '111 NU Saw- E WAY MARKET 214 Main St. vvry Day 1 Shop 111 Nu Why Thv bps! for ovvr half a Century 111111 11111111 Compliments of DeKalb Agricultural Association, Inc. 2606 Union St. Air Conclitioncfl Refrigerators Quality Fuel LAFAYETTE ICE X COAL CO., INC. Fourth and Salenl Sis. Phone 5078 Visit Uur Refrigerator Display Room AXLKLYJXIKI17lJA'l'INtQ l xnlut.1al1ux'c,'Xz1iflilu-rlifgruutlucl111x111aslu-clilillwnlilitotlu-lmrhcrk chair. Nol1ni1'- cut no I1 uupi , 5 1 mo, no rum, XYllL'l1llIlZL'l. ham' tonic, hot loxvclw. or into lllIlSS2ly,k', I 1lo11't XXIIIIT. thu llllilllfllflxi to hold my llllllll. nor the Imoutlvlziclc to hzmfllc mv Icct. l 1lon't wum lulrk'lvYlINl1L'1lUll.2lllfl lll put on my Quilt xuywll. I .mat XYIlHl1l1YllllIl flmvc. XYlill no Irllll- lllllll4S. l'11wlcrst1u1eI that? X rw, bll. fzucl illk'lr21l'llk'l'flllltiljl l.:1tlu-r, slr: 1.4 HQIVAI. IBlflJl'ki'l'l4 JN l,I'UFk'L'lllUl'f Now ta-ll thc vourt how you czimc to Miki- thc rant llL'IL'l1ilZllllI XXX-ll, thc our win pnrlqwl in front of the Culuctcry, fo, HIlllll'1lllj', I thought Ilw 1-um-r um 1h-ml SQIXTH STREET BOWLING ALLEYS M A. B. C. Rogululions Upon play 4-N-ry fluy invlurling Sunday-. from l p.m. lo llllfllliglll. oxvvpl Nlomlay and 'lllIlll'S1lily from T lo 9 p.m. Moore and Kemple Hardware Co. Elf'f'lI'il'ill Appliunrvs Gas Stovvs llarilwurv Paints 2l8-220 North Fiflll Sl. Phone 8489 l'uur I iff FRANK J. OBERLE Plumbing K Hvating 520 IIal'tf0r1l lilllllll' 3353 I.ul'ayvttv. Imlizlnu Biamnnhs - matrlgrs - Enurlrg LOAN - T-N OFFICE 407 Qinlumhia Qt. - - iflafugrttr, Iluh. xnfK1'u'l' fx1llllL'IlI'l2iIL'IlQt'lliTL'll11llIWflikk'1iil1iAi,txi1h!'K'fllllTXXt'llii1lil1l If-It-plmumv lx.-Hill, iii- 'WIN 1 Ilillt'lAl'k'CtYL'I',IiI'1bllllQ4itll1lIliL'kl'iIlllfilittll Ilt'.lI'1iIlXHItk'I HNIIIIIIYCIQ1liL'IlNk',H Xl1111Iw1', lmtllixlgf' lu' iw-t111AtwI,A'I xxzmt my Iltllllllix 5462 of our office t'llllll0yt'6S are graulualvs of Jefferson High l':1ll'll ye-ur zuhlitionzll gl'2llill2.ill S :Irv zuhlml to our uflivv Stilw- QllIllifil'lllilll1S for Enlploynwnl SClllDlllSlit'iBf'ill'F than 85 sa-hool ilYl'l'ilgP. Pc-l'sm1ulity-Able to gi-t along wvll with othvr pf-oplv. Cllill'1ll'tl'I'TisIll5l IIZIYQ' 1-xcvllc-nt l'PlIllllIli0Il. Imlustry-Yvilling to lc-arn. with ilesirv to climlr. N0 vxpvl'ic-lwv l1v1'cssul'y-YV1' train on thi- jolt. The LAFAYETTE LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY l'n:v I I General Bl21l'l-CSlllllllll'lU W' P agons and Trailers to Order YV:-lrling a Specialty J. C. SHEETS 81 SONS Frazier Farm Equipment 321 South 3rd Street Phone 6903 Lafayette. Indiana Compliments of WEST SIDE CLEANERS Northwestern at Vine Dial 4081 I know lllll not re ally much to look at, 2lLlllllilCtl the lizmcc. Ulm, well, pliilumpliizt-tl 111 I 'IK xlclmur: K 'S mriwlu-toelpc, youll lic at the office most of the time. .lll you gum- me zz quotzntion from the Bible? l'up1l: A',Xnwl lllll'l' ut-ut' f ' ' , . A .ln l lumgml linux-ll. lczlrlu-r: l'm you Liu in l'u V : l . r J L'Zll1Uillk'l'?u lil 4 u tlmu zmxl flu likcwiw H jxllllHlk'I'll2lI'ltlUt'Sl1'lt'llIlNt'lllll1ll1. lint illL'llll1ll0l19L'iI l13 mlm' n'tcl1'1 4 1 H1011 t , . N . s fx s -. Q-itln-r. Dial 4048 PETER ANDERSON CO., INC. Automatic Parts Jolrlrer Lafayette Compliments of VANS 81 D0 OI-IO Jewelers 619 Main St. I L IM stil XL GERRY MOHL 81 SON jewelers Uptomelrists 434 Main Struct - Phono 2954 . L. 'X1117AMll.l.'XR? Mary. Mary, 11111111 1'111111'11ry, I11111'111111151111r11111111'xx11r11 yu? XXvl11l 11111111 Nl11Q1l11 411111 11.'11'111111111' ri1114111g. X11 11111111ur y1111r grz11l1w111-11111111113 IIIIQXMS: 1 'XI1 111111112111 1111111 1111 11111-111-1111111115 1111111111111115' l11k'11 1'K'k'l'll11f .l11k'I' Nt'L'l111Q 2111 111111111111111 111r111u111'N11i1111n 111111111111z11111J1111111'111-1'1111111111-111111g11. 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Second Row: Harold Wills, Purdue: George Price, Purdue B.S, Pal MATHEMATICS Milt Leverenz, Purdue BS., MS.: David Bonham. Indiana State Teach- ers B. S., Purdue MS.: Miss Ruth Sexton. Purdue BS., M.S.: Robert Taylor. Purdue B.S.: George Kenzler, Purdue BS., M.S.: Vincent O'Leary. Indiana State BS.. M.S.: Miss Mary Frances Seever, Indiana State Teach- ers College A.B.: G. W. Rowe: Miss Elizabeth Rothrock. SCIENCE Miss Mabel Beaver, Indiana A,B.: Wm. Levering, Purdue B.S.: W. E. Britt, Purdue B.P.E.: Paul Parker. Purdue B.S.: D. O. Neidigh, Purdue B.S., M.S.: Luther Troutma.Indiana State Teachers AB. MUSIC AND ART Miss Camilla White. Purdue B.S.: Miss Georgianna Kienly, Indiana B.P.S.M.: B. A. McAdams, Purdue B.S., M.E., Ball State, Vander Cook Music School. SOCIAL STUDIES Lei! to right: Raymond Bender er. Purdue A.B., M.S. Teachers College A.B.: Heber Short Central Normal A.B., Indiana M.S. Lake Glendenning. Purdue B.P.E, M.P.E.: Cecil Webb. Indiana AB, M.A. Nor in picture: Norman B. Willey Purdue B.P.E., M.P.E. PHYSICAL EDUCATION Orval Martin: Mrs. Ruth McArdle. Ball State B.S.: Marion Crawley, De- Pauw A.B.g Columbia A.M.: J. C. Ly- boult, Purdue AB., M.A. Wabash A,B.: Miss Wilma Fletemey- Standing: A. W. Maurer, State A.. . rg 'v '.',Q. 4 i '.'. ,A,'.-.JIHI ,-I., X . . wi! '!'f1 '-Ji rf'- . A ML.. b 5.1.-M'f..f-1 ,g'v - ' 1. ' .' . ' -.-n -1 .4'-.,.,.1 f ',..' .7 aug ,, , , 1-A ' - , 'ug Irs, IZ, '5,'1 f, ,e,. Nu 'M .mo ' J.. u 1 I , ,J -11. , '-1 v.. Hn, Q r' ' J - . .fb 1, , 1 I' m 1 .. ...L.. Q 1,3 ' 1 ri. in .twig- ,X t a' 1 L.. -QM' V KJ? ., ,,'. . .em- I, 1--v-3 K I :xg-ng N ',!f. Nm 4.6, , - f .Q A, . r ' , ',..,.: .. 2 I U . rf, Q- .q .'A 14' K A 41. 1'- .-VA. ' . LM. 1' .. af . ,.-. 4, . '- -ff '?'. 1 gl, I A 4 x - 4 1.5.7 I - 4,1 ' 7 iw' '.1 3' - Xfi, '- .sl: .A.,. , W g1v! f,,xg,. . '.:1- ?:f ry R145 1'-35 ' ' . 1, 45. ' ':f.'Pf 5f'Q. Hs- , . lw-v.a2f-..-,...- 5 , yn,-Kg--' , ff 1 ' w 4, X 11' -. . v,'i'j' 'ti-' v, 'L' iw.. ff l. 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Janice King, Dale Stallard, Marilyn Moore and Alice Skomp. Standing: Ed Elliott, Bill Merrillat, Marquita Davis. Lar- ry Beauchamp, Norma Singley, -Tack Bowers, Pat Keys. Don Amos, Delores Dobbins. The Annual Senior Play was presented in the auditorium. March 27th and 28th. The play given was A Date With Judy . and it was directed by Mrs. Lelah Clark. This play was about the trials and tribulations of the lovable teenager. Judy Foster. played by Jo Rose and Pat Keys. Her life as an every day teenager involves Mr. Foster. Dick Stanfield and jack Bowersg Mrs. Foster. Joan Klus and Norma Singleyg Randolph Foster, Paul Smith and Dale Stallard: Oogie Pringle, Ronald Young and Larry Beau- champg the maid, Hannah. played by Barbara Hole: Barbara Winsocket, Linda Cassini and Marquita Davisg Mitzi Hoffman. Ramona Hartley and jo Huth: Mr. Martindale, Melvin Nelson and Bill Merillatg Mrs. Hotchkiss, jo Graham and Marilyn Mooreg Eloise Hotchkiss. SENIOR PLAY Seated: Ramona Hartley. Barbara Hole. Peggy Under- wood. Paul Smith. Jo Graham, Alice Skomp. Standing: Ed Elliott, Mel Nelson, Linda Cassini, Ronny Young, Jo Klus. Dick Stanfield, Jo Rose, Don Amos, Delores Dobbins. Page 15 SENIORS AFFLIS, WILLIAM F. Basketball, 1: Football 1, 2. 3, 4: Track, 1, 2. 3, 4: Jeff Hi-Y, 4: J Club, 3, 4: Intramural Sports. 3, 4: Wrestling, 4. ALLEINDUFF, SHIRLEY M. G.A.C., 3, 4: Hi-Tri, 3, 4: A Cappella Choir, 4: Mixed Chorus, 4: Girls' Glee Club, 3: Band. 1, 2, 3: Orchestra, 1: Red and Black Revue, 4: Bronco Brevities, 2: Jefferson Varieties, 1: State Contest, 1, 2, 3, 4. ALT. HARRIETT G.A.C., 3, 4: Hi-Tri, 3, 4: Sunshine Society, 1, 2, 3, 4: Booster Staff, 3, Editor. 4: Paint and Pantomime, 2, 3: Nautilus Staff, 2, 4: Student Convocation, 2: Red and Black Revue, 4: Senior Convocation. 2: Senior Program Com- mittee. AMBLER, DONALD J Club, 4: Track. 3, 4: Band. 1, 2, 3, 4: Debate. 4. AMOS, DONALD Jeff Hi-Y. 3.4: J Club. 3, 4: Basketball Mgr.. 3, 4: Football Mgr.. 3: Track Mgr., 2, 3, 4: Senior Play: Honor Roll, 1, 2, 3, 4: Senior Convo Committee, 4. ANDERSON. IRMA ANDERSON. BARBARA J. Sunshine Society, 1, 2, 3: F.H.A. Club. 3, 4. AYERS. PATRICIA J. Sunshine Society, 1. 2.4: F.H.A.. 2, 4: Hi-Tri 4. BAKER, MARY BALSER. MARILYN BARKLEY, KATHLEEN BARRETT, PHYLLIS J. Hi-Tri, 3. BASINGER, BEVERLY Sunshine, 1, 2, 3, 4, G.A.C., 3, 4: F.H.A., 4g G.A.A., 1: Bowling, 3, 4: Booster, 43 Nautilus, 1, 29 I-Ii-Tri, 45 Red and Black Revue, 4. BAUGH, JOAN G.A.C., 3. 4, Red and Black Revue. 4: Sunshine 1, 2, 3, 4: Spanish Club, 2. 3: Booster Staff, 33 Nautilus Staff, 4: Senior Committees, Gala Week, 45 Paint and Pantomime, 2, 35 Stage Crew, 4: Senior Convo, 4. BEAUCHAMP, LARRY Red and Black Revue, 4: Spanish Club, 2, 3: Senior Committee, Senior Play, Bronx Hi-Y, 3, 4: Paint and Pantomime, 3: Debate, 4: Dis- trict Vice-President Hi-Y, 4. BECOVITZ, JOSEPH Red and Black Revue, 4g Bronx Hi-Y, 3, 4. BENHAM, DONALD Bronx Hi-Y, 3, 4. BEST, MAR JORIE G.A.C., 4, Hi-Tri, 4, F.H.A., 3, 4. BISHOP, PAT BOL, CAROLYN Girl Reserves, lg Hi-Tri, 2, Red and Black Revue, 49 Sunshine, 2, 3, 45 Mixed Chorus, 2, Girls' Glee Club, 23 Booster Staff 39 Nautilus Staff, 3. P go IB BOL, DONALD Science, 1, 2: Red and Black Revue, 43 Booster Staff, 3: Bronco Brevities, 2, Nautilus Staff, 4, Basketball, 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball, 1, 2, 3, 4, Cross Country, 4: Jeff Hi-Y, 2, 3, 4, J Club, 2, 3, 4: Class President, 4. BOLYARD, GENEVA Hi-Tri, 3, 4. BONE. PHILLIP BAUER, JO ANN G.A.C., 3, 4, Hi-Tri, 3, 4, Red and Black Re- vue, 4g Sunshine Society, 3, 45 Camera Club, 3: A Cappella Choir, 45 Mixed Chorus, 1, Girls' Glee Club, 29 Booster Staff, 4: Bronco Brev- ities, 29 Cap and Gown Committee, 4. BOUSUM, ALICE Hi-Tri, 4, Sunshine Society, 1. BOWERS, JACK Boys' Glee Club, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus, 3, 43 Senior Play, 4, Band, 1, 2, 3, 4, Dance Band, 2. BOYD, BARBARA G.A.C., 45 Hi-Tri, 3, 43 Sunshine Society, 3. 4: Spanish Club, 45 Red and Black Revue, 4, A Cappella Choir, 4, Girls' Glee Club, 2, 45 Caps and Gowns Committee, 49 Paint and Pan- tomime, 2, 3. BOYS, MAX J. BREITWIESER, ELVIRA G.A.C., 3, 4, Hi-Tri, 3, 4: Sunshine Society, 1, 2, 3. 43 Camera Club, 3, Mixed Chorus, 2, 3: Red and Black Revue, 4. BRETTNACHER, ROBERT Bowling League, 2, 3, Intramural Sports,2,3,4. BRIDGES, HAROLD BROOKBANK, HAROLD R. BRUNTON, PATRICIA Sunshine, 2. 3. 4: Paint and Pantomime. 3: Spanish Club, 3, 45 G.A.C.. 4, Bowling, 2, 3, 43 Hi-Tri, 3, 4: Camera Club, 4: Publicity Senior Play, 4. BUDD, THEODORE Wrestling Team, 4. BUIKEMA, ROBERT Mixed Chorus, 1, 3: Bronx Hi-Y. 3. 4. BUSH, JOHN G. Booster, 4: Transfer from St. Joseph: Basket- ball, 1, 2, 3: Baseball. l, 2, 3, Football 2: Stu- dent Councilg Glee Club, 2. BUSE, PHYLLIS Sunshine, 1, 2: G.A.C., 4: F.H.A., 33 Hi-Tri, 2, 3, 4. BYLSMA, BETTY CAMPBELL, BILL CASSINI, LINDA G.A.C., 3, 43 Hi-Tri, 3, 4, Red and Black Revue 4: Sunshine, 1, 2, 3, 4: Camera Club, 3: F.H.A. 4: Spanish Club, 1, 2, 3, 4, A Cappella Choir 4g Mixed Chorus, 4, Senior Play, 4. .A. CASSMAN, ROBERT CASSMAN, THOMAS CLEMENS, GEORGE CLOCK, IRVING Science Club, 15 Spanish Club, 2g Bronx Hi-Y, 3, 4, Intramural Sports, 3, 4. COLLEY, EDDE Band, 4, Red and Black Revue, 4. COLE, GORDON, JR. Spanish Club, 15 Bowling League, 1, 2, 3: Red and Black Revue, 1, Band, 1, 2, 39 State Band Contest, 1, 2, 3: Bronco Brevities, 35 Football, 1, Intramural Sports, 1, 2. CONNOR, GLENNA Hi-Tri, 33 Mixed Chorus, 2. CONRAD, EVELYN Hi-Tri, 33 Bible Club, 43 F.H.A., 4. CORBIN, RALPH Science Club, 13 Spanish Club, 23 Bronx Hi-Y, 3, 4, Intramural Sports, 2, 3, 4. CROUSSORE, SYLVIA CRUMBO, ROBERT nj Club, 4: Track, 1, 2, 3, 4g Bronx Hi-Y, 3, 4. 'Tw CRUM, MARY LOU Mixed Chorus, 13 Girls' Glee Club, 1. 2. DAILY, MARTHA Sunshine. 1, 2, 3, 4: Camera Club, 3, 4: Hi-Tri. 3, 43 Debate, 45 Orchestra, lg Red and Black Revue, 4. DALES, JANIS DARNALL, PAT 'E' DAVIS, MARQUETA G.A.C., 3, 4, Hi-Tri, 3, 45 Red and Black Re- vue, 4: Sunshine Society, 1, 2. 3, 4: F.H.A.. 1, 2, 3, 43 Spanish Club, 2, 3, 4: A Cappella Choir, 4, Mixed Choir, 15 Girls' Glee Club, 2, 3, 4: Senior Committees, 4, Senior Play, 4. DAVIS, KEITH hr- ,- DEERE, EDWARD I' The 'E . 9 DICKERSON, ROBERT Page 21 ALLEN OFIJNTY PUBLIC. LHAHAHY !IlQjllKlLlI ILJMI lMII Pago 22 DILLMAN, JO ANN Hi-Tri, 3: F.H.A. Club, 3: Red and Black Revue, 4. DOBBINS, DOLORES G.A.C., 4: Hi-Tri, 3, 4: Sunshine Society, 1, 2, 3, 4: Spanish Club, 4: Paint and Pantomime, 3: Red and Black Revue, 4: Senior Play, 4. DODDS, WILLIAM ELLIOTT, EDWARD F. Paint and Pantomime, 3: Bronx Hi-Y, 3, 4: Track, 1: Red and Black Revue, 4: Senior Convo Committee, 4: Senior Play, 4. ERLENBACH, EUGENE EVANS, EILEEN EVERETT, WILLIAM FARRELL, RAY Football, 1. FARRELL, WILLIAM Booster Staff, 4. FEASTER, SHIRLEY G.A.A., 1: Hi-Tri, 3, 4: Sunshine Society, 1, 2, 3, 4: Spanish Club, 2: Red and Black Revue, 4. FIELD, BOB Football, 3, 4: Jeff Hi-Y, 2, 3, 4, Vice Presi- dent 4. FINFROCK, CHARLES Track, 3, 4: Band, 4. FORD, MARGARET G.A.C., 1: F.H.A., 2, 3, 4: Hi-Tri, 3: Red and Black Revue, 4. FOSTER, BOB Bronc Hi-Y, 3, 4: Bowling, 1: Track, 1. FOWLER, TOM Spanish Club, 2: Bronx Hi-Y, 3, 4: Intramural Sports, 4: Paint and Pantomime, 3. FRANK, CHARLIE Science Club, 1: Red and Black Revue, 4: Football, 1, 2, 3, 4: Track, 3: Baseball, 4: Jet? Hi-Y. 3, 4: J Club, 3, 4: Intramural Sports, 2, 3: Senior Convo Committee, 4: Yell Leader, 4. FULKS, DON Booster Staff, 4. GARRISON, HAROLD Basketball, 1, 2: Football, 1, 2: Track, 1, 2: Intramural Sports, 1, 2, 3, 4. GETTINGS, PETE Camera Club, 3, 4: Spanish Club, 3: Booster Staff, 4: Senior Dance Chairman, 4: Basketball, 1, 2, 3, 4: Football, 1, 2, 3: Track, 1, 2, 3: Baseball, 1: Jeff Hi-Y, 2, 3, 4: J Club, 2, 3, 4: Intramural Sports, 1, 2: Bronco Brevities, 1: Paint and Pantomime, 3. GOCKING, RETHA Red and Black Revue, 4: Mixed Chorus, 1, 2. l i Page 23 Page 24 GORDON, CECIL Football, 1, Track, 25 Transferred from Short- ridge, 35 Red and Black Revue, 4. GORIS, DAVID GRAHAM, JOAN G.A.C., 3, 43 Hi-Tri, 3, Red and Black, 4, Sun- shine Society, 1, 2, 3, 49 F.H.A., 3, 43 Booster Staff, 33 Senior Committee, 4g Paint and Pan- tomime, 1, 2, 33 Senior Play, 4. GRAHAM, MELVIN Camera Club, 4. GRAVES, HALDON M. Senior Prophecy, 4, Baseball, 3, 45 Jeff Hi-Y, 3. 4. GREGORY, ALAN Hi-Y, 3, 45 Baseball, 3, 4. GROGAN, JO ANN Sunshine, 1, 2, 3, 4g Paint and Pantomime, 2, 33 G.A.C., 4g Nautilus, 4g Senior Dance, 4. GRESS, BARBARA GUENTHER, JEAN Booster Staff, 4g january Graduate. HAAS, BETTY Girl Reserves, 1, G.A.A., 1, 25 Sunshine 1, 4 Spanish Club, 35 Booster, 4. HAMILTON, PHYLLIS HARPER, ROBERT HARRIS, SALLY HARTER, MARY JANE G.A.C., 2, 3: Hi-Tri, 3, Girls' Glee Club, 1, 2, 3: Latin Club, 1: Red and Black Revue, 4. HARTLEY, RAMONA R. G.A.C., 3: Hi-Tri, 3, 45 Mixed Chorus, 35 Red and Black Revue. 4: Senior Play, 4. HICKOK, LOUISE HILTON, MARY JANE G.A.C., 3, 4, Sunshine Society, 1, 2, 3, 43 Span- ish Club, 2, 3, Booster Staff, 2, 3, Nautilus Staff. 3, 43 Paint and Pantomime, 35 Red and Black Revue, 43 Senior Play Committee, 4: Senior Committee, 4. HOHNHAUS, ANN G.A.C., 3, 43 G.A.A., 3, 4, Hi-Tri, 3, 4: Sun- shine, 1, 2, 3, 45 Spanish, 2, 3, 45 Bowling League, 4: Paint and Pantomime, 3: Nautilus Staff, 4, Gala Week Committee, 4. HOLDEN, PEGGY G.A.C., 3, 4, Hi-Tri, 3, Sunshine Society,2,3,4. HOLE, BARBARA M. G.A.C., 3, 4: Hi-Tri, 3, 4, Sunshine Society, 3, 43 Band, 1, 2, 35 Orchestra, 45 Senior Play, 4: Red and Black Revue, 45 Latin Club Vice President. W Page Pago 26 HOLLMAN, ANNA MAE F.H.A. Club, 3: Nautilus Staff, 1. HOLQUIST, JACK Spanish Club, 2: Boys' Glee Club, 1: Mixed Chorus, 1: Bowling League, 1, 2: Booster Staff, 3: Jeff Hi-Y, 3, 4: Intramural Sports, 1, 2, 3, 4: Student Convo Committee, 3. HOLT, HARRY HOWE, ROBERT HUGHES, DONALD HUIZENGA, ALBERTA HUTH, JOANNE G.A.C., 3, 4: Hi-Tri, 4: Red and Black Revue, 4: Sunshine, 1, 2, 3, 4: Spanish Club, 2, 3: Booster Staff, 3: Nautilus Subscription, 3, 4: Senior Prophesy, 4: Senior Play, 4: Paint and Pantomime. INCE, ALICE Hi-Tri, 4: Mixed Chorus, 4: Girls' Glee Club, 4. JACKSON. IRVING KAISER, CHARLOTTE G.A.C., 3, 4: G.A.A., 1: Hi-Tri, 3, 4: Science Club, 2: Sunshine Society, 1, 2, 3, 4: Camera Club, 3, 4: F.H.A. Club, 2: Spanish Club, 3: Bowling League, 1, 2: Booster Staff, 3, 4: Paint and Pantomime, 3: Senior Convo Committee,4. KASER. ALFRED Bowling League, 3, Captain 4: Bronx Hi-Y, 3, 4: Intramural Sports, 2, 4: Senior Commit- tee, 4. KELLOGG, PATRICIA. KENNEDY, DOLORES KENNEDY, MARY Booster Staff, 4: january Graduate. KEYS, PATRICIA. G.A.C., 3, 4: Hi-Tri, 3, 4: Sunshine Society. 1, 2, 3, 4: Camera Club, 4: Orchestra, 1: Paint and Pantomime, 2, 3: Jeff Varieties, 1: Senior Play. 4. KETTERER, JAMES Football, 1, 2: Intramural Sports, 1. KIMBALL, RICHARD. Camera Club. 2: Bowling League, 2: Booster Staff, 4: Basketball, 1, 2, 3, 4: Baseball, 1, 2. 3, 4: Jeff Hi-Y, 3, 4: J Club, 2, 3, 4: Intra- mural Sports, 1, 2, 3, 4. KING, JANICE Girl Reserves, 1, 2: G.A.C., 3, 4: Hi-Tri, 3, 4: Sunshine Society, 1, 2, 3, 4: Bible Club, 4: A Cappella Choir, 4: Band 4: Senior Play, 4: Red and Black Revue, 4. KIRKHOFF, CHARLENE KLINGER, KITTY Page 2 1 Pngu 38 KLINKER, PHYLLIS G.A.C., 4, Hi-Tri, 3, 43 Sunshine Society, 1, 2, 39 Spanish Club, 4, Red and Black Revue, 4. KLINKER, RICHARD P. Spanish Club, 4, Boys' Glee Club, 2, 35 Bowl- ing League, lg Basketball, 15 Football, 1, Intra- mural Sports, 1, 2, 3, 4, Senior Committees, 4. KLUS, JOAN G.A,C., 4: Hi-Tri, 3, 4, Sunshine Society, 49 Red and Black Revue, 43 Nautilus Staff, 45 Senior Play, 4. KOHLER, ESTHER LAHR, GENE Basketball, 1, 2, 3, Football, 1, 2, 3, 4, Track, 2, 3, Jeff Hi-Y, 2, 3, 4, Intramural Sports, 2, 3, 45 J Club, 3, 4, Vice-President, 4, Yell Leader, 4: Senior Invitations, 4, Chairman, Queen of Hearts Dance, 4. LEADER, HARRY LEIGH, ROBERT LENNEN, ROBERT Jeff Hi-Y, 2, 3, 4, Basketball, 2, 3, 4: Football, 2, 3, 4, Vice President Senior Class, 4. LESLIE, KEITH Jeff Hi-Y, 3, 4. LEWIS, VIRGINIA MILLER, WALTER H Bowling League, 3, 4: Intramural Sports, 1 'bv lf 21 3, 4' fl - M I ik I I MOLLENKOPF, HELEN F.H.A., 2: Mixed Chorus, 2. 3. MORAN, JANE L. G.A.C., 3, 4: Sunshine Society, 1, 2. 3, 4: Span- ish Club, 2, 3: Paint and Pantomime, 3: Queen of Hearts, 3: Red and Black Revue, 4: Vice- President Senior Class: Nautilus Staff, 4. MOORE, MARILYN G.A.C., 3, 4: Hi-Tri, 3, 4: Sunshine Society, 1, 2, 3, 4: Spanish Club, 3: Bowling League, 2, 3, 4: Paint and Pantomime, 3: Nautilus Staff, 3, 4: Senior Play, 4: Senior Committee, 4. MOREHOUSE, MAX J Club, 3, 4: Bowling League. 4: Baseball, 3, 4: Football, 1, 2, 3, 4: Track, 1, 2, 3: Intra- mural Sports, 1, 2, 3, 4: Wrestling, 3, 4: Gala Week Committee, 4. MORGAN, BARBARA L. G.A.C., 3, 4: Sunshine Society, 1, 2, 3, 4: Span- ish Club, 2. 3: Booster Staff. 1, 2, 3, 4: Nautilus Staff, 3. 4: Band, 4: Majorette, 4: Red and Black Revue, 4: Senior Dance Committee, 4. MORGAN, EVERETT Bowling League, 2, 3, 4: Track, 2, 3, 4: Intra- mural Sports, 1, 2, 3: Wrestling, 4. MORROW, BILL L. Boys' Glee Club, 2, 3, 4: Football, 3, 4: Track 3, 4: Wrestling, 3, 4: J Club, 4: Intramural Sports, 2, 3, 4: Bronx Hi-Y, 3, President, 4. MULLEN , WAHNETA G.A.C., 3, 4: Sunshine Society, 1, 2, 3, 4: Span- ish Club, 3, 4: Paint and Pantomime, 3. LINSENMAN, ALICE G.A.C., 2, 3, 4: Nautilus, 3, 4: Senior Dance, 43 Senior Play, 4: Red and Black Revue, 4. MARTIN, CLIFF Bronx Hi-Y, 49 Intramural Sports, 3, 4. MARTIN, JOE MARTIN, PAULA G.A.C., 4, Hi-Tri, 43 Red and Black Revue, 4, Bible Club, 4. MARQUARDT, EUGENE MEMMER, BARBARA Hi-Tri, 3, 4, Red and Black Revue, 43 Sunshine Society, 1, 2, 3, 43 Nautilus Staff, 2, 3, Editor- in-Chief, 4, Booster Staff, 3. MEMMER, JANE G.A.C., 3, 4, Hi-Tri, 3, 49 Red and Black Re- vue, 4g Sunshine Society, 1, 2, 3, 43 Booster Staff, 4, Senior Committees, 4. MERILLAT, BILL Red and Black Revue, 4, Spanish Club, 2, A Cappella Choir, 4: Boys' Glee Club, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus, 1, 2, 3, 4, President, 4, Bowling League, 1, 3, Student Convos, 2: Senior Com- mittees, 4: Senior Plav, 4: Football, lg Track, 33 Bronx Hi-Y, 3, 4, Vice President, 4, Oper- etta, 45 Intramural Sports, 1. MERKEL, ALFRED Bowling League, 2, 3, 4, Intramural Sports, 1, 2, 3, 4. MILAKIS, HARRY, JR. Red and Black Revue, 43 Boys' Glee Club, 4g Mixed Chorus, 1, 2, 3, 4, Bronx Hi-Y, 2, 3, 4, Paint and Pantomime, 3. MUNSON, NELLIE G.A.C., 3, 4: F.H.A.. 4: G.A.A., 1, 2, 4: Hi-Tri, 4: Red and Black Revue. MCCOY, MARRETTA F.H.A., 4: Booster Staff, 4. MCCOLLUM, MARY JEANNE Hi-Tri, 3, 4: Red and Black Revue, 4: Camera Club, 3: Paint and Pantomime, 3. MCDONIELS, VIRGINIA G.A.C., 4: G.A.A., 1: Red and Black Revue, 4: Sunshine Society, 1, 2, 3, 4: F.H,A. Club, 1: Spanish, 2: A Cappella Choir. 4: Band. 1, 2: Girls' Glee Club, 3, 4: Bronco Brevities: Jeff Varieties: Hi-Tri: Operetta. McDOWELL, VERA MEEHAN. THOMAS Jeff Hi-Y, 2, 3: U. S. Army. NELSON, MELVIN Red and Black Revue, 4: Spanish Club, 2, 3. 4: Bronco Brevities, 2: Paint and Pantomime. 3: Senior Committees Invitations: Senior Play, 4: Basketball. 2, 3: Football, 4: Track, 2, 3, 4: Jen' Hi-Y, 3, 4: J Club, 4: Intramural Sports, 1, 2, 3, 4. OBERLE, JOHN Science Club, 1, 2: Red and Black Revue: Track, 1, 2. OSBORN, EDITH MAE POSTHAUER, JAMES JeH Hi-Y 2, 3: U. S. Army. Pngv 31 PANLENER, JANE G.A.C., 3, 45 Hi-Tri, 3, 45 Red and Black Re- vue, 45 Sunshine, 1, 2, 3, 45 Spanish Club, 45 Booster Staii, 4. PECHIN, ROBERT PEFFLEY, DAVID Red and Black Revue, 45 Band, 1, 2, 3. PFROMMER, EUGENE R. Hi-Y, 2, 3, 45 Spanish, 2, 3. PILLING, EILEEN PLANTENGA, CAROL Sunshine, 1, 2. 3, 45 G.A.C., 3, 45 Hi-Tri, 2, 3, 4: Band, 1, 2, 3, 45 Orchestra, 45 Red and Black Revue, 4. PLANTENGA, GEORGE Bowling League, 35 Track, 15 Intramural Sports, 4. PRITCHARD. GORDON Football, 1, 35 Intramural Sports, 1, 2, 3, 4. QUARTERMAN. BARBARA J. Girl Reserves, 15 G.A.C., 3, 45 G.A.A., 15 Hi- Tri, 3, 45 Red and Black Revue, 45 Sunshine, 2, 3, 45 Spanish Club, 45 Mixed Chorus, 1, 45 Bowling League, 15 Band, 1, 2, 3, 45 Operetta, 4. RAMSEY, JIM Master Machinists, 2, 3, 45 Bronx Hi-Y, 3, 4. RARDON, GENE RICHESON, GORDON E. Basketball, 4: Track, 45 Intramural Sports, 1, 2, 3, 4. REDDISH, JOHN RIETH, LORRAINE G.A.A., 1: Hi-Tri, 3, F.H.A., 3, 43 Spanish, 2, 3: Red and Black Revue, 4. REITEMEIER, CLARENCE Basketball, 1, 2, 3, 4: Baseball, 1, 2, 3, 4: jeff Hi-Y, 2, 3, President, 4: Chairman of Booster Dance, 4: J Club, 2, 3, 4: Cross Country, 4: Intramural Sports, 1: Senior Program Com- mittee, 4. REYNOLDS, GEORGE J Club, 1: Intramural Sports, 4. RHODES. MARGARET ANN RICHARDSON. EDWARD L. Football, 1: Baseball, 4: Intramural Sports, 1, 2, 3. 4. ROBERTS, NEAL Intramural Sports, 1, 25 Band, 1. ROBINSON, MARY LOU l l Page 33 2 ROGER, EDWIN Booster Staff, 4: Student Manager of Football, 2, 3, 45 Baseball Manager, 35 Bronx Hi-Y, 3, 4. ROGERS, PATRICIA ROHRABAUGH, ROY Spanish Club, 2, Bowling League, 3, 4, Track, 3, 45 Intramural Sports, 2, 3. ROSE, JO ANN Sunshine, 1, 2, 3, 4, President, 4: Paint and Pantomime, 2, 3: G.A.C., 3, 4g Nautilus, 3, 4, Senior Play, 45 Hi-Tri, 3, 43 Red and Black Revue, 4. ROSS, PHYLLIS SAUBERT, LUCRETIA SCHAFER, JAMES P. Auto Mechanics Club, 3. SCHNAIBLE, DICK Red and Black Revue, 4, Camera Club, 3, 4: Spanish Club, 33 Mixed Chorus, 13 Booster Staff, 45 G.A.A., 1, 2, 3, 4, Senior Committees, 43 Basketball, 1, 2, 3, 4, Football, 1, 2, 3, 4, Track, 1, 2, 3, 45 Baseball, 1, 3, 4, Golf 2, 3: Jeff Hi-Y, 3, 4: J Club, 3, 43 Intramural Sports, 1, 2, Queen of Hearts Committee. 4: Senior Gala Week Commitee, 4: Paint and Pantomime, 3, Senior Dance Committee. SCHRADER, LORETTA F.H.A. Club 1. SCOTT, CHARLOTTE JOANN G.A.A., 1: Hi-Tri, 2: Red and Black Revue, 4, Band, 1, 2, 3, 43 Nautilus Staff CAdvertisingDg Sunshine, 1, 2, 3, 49 Camera Club, 4g Senior Committees, 43 Majorette, 2, 3, 49 Queen of Hearts, 4. SIEFERS, EVA Red and Black Revue, 45 Girls' Glee Club, 1. SCIFRES, HELEN SLIFER, LAVERNA E. Hi-Tri, 1. SHOAF, RUSSELL H. sHoAF,' WALLACE o. Red and Black, 45 A Cappella Choir, 15 Boys' Glee Club. 45 Mixed Chorus, 1. SIEFERS, DONALD SILVER, LOIS Red and Black Revue, 45 Sunshine, 1, 45 F.H.A., 45 Wing Scouts, 1. SINGLEY, NORMA G.A.C., 3, 45 Hi-Tri,3, 45 Red and Black Revue, 45 Sunshine, 1, 2, 3, 45 Spanish Club, 25 Booster Staff 45 Senior P1ay,45 Paint and Pantomime,3. SKOMP, ALICE G.A.C., 3, 45 Hi-Tri, 2, 3, 45 Red and Black Revue, 45 Sunshine, 1, 2, 3, 45 Spanish Club, 3, 45 Senior Caps and Gowns, 45 Senior Play, 4. SLIGER, GLENN Pm! 7.- l'ngv JG SMITH, DOROTHY SMITH, JERRY SMITH, PAUL Red and Black Revue, 4, Camera Club, 35 Senior Committee, 4: Senior Play, 4g Football, 1, 2, 3, 4g Track, 3, 49 Baseball, 43 Je-E Hi-Y, 2. 3, 45 J Club, 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurerg Intramural Sports, 2, 4, Wrestling, 35 Paint and Pantomime, 3. SNYDER, VIRGINIA Red and Black Revue, 4, Mixed Chorus, 3, Girls' Glee Club, 4. STALLARD, DALE Spanish Club, 1, 3: Booster Staff, 4, Senior Committee, 43 Senior Play, Track, lg JeE Hi-Y, 2, 3, 4, Secretary, Intramural Sports, 2, 3, 4. STANFIELD, DICK Red and Black Revue, 4: Spanish Club, 3: Boys' Glee Club, 35 Mixed Chorus, 13 Bowling League, 3, 4: Booster Staff, 4, Senior Commit- tee: Senior Play, Broncho Brevities, 4g Paint and Pantomime, 39 Student Convo, 4. STEELY, WILBUR Booster Staff, 49 Bronx Hi-Y 1, Nautilus, 4. STINEBAUGH, MARTHA Mixed Chorus. STONG, LEON Red and Black Revue, 4g A Cappella Choir, 43 Boys' Glee Club, 2, 3, 4: Mixed Chorus, 43 Baseball, 3, 45 Bronx Hi-Y, 3, 4. STRAYER, VIRGINIA G.A.C., 3,47 Hi-Tri, 3, 4: Sunshine Society, 3, 4: Spanish Club, 2, 3, 4. STREBE, BARBARA J. Sunshine, 1, 2, 3: Paint and Pantomime, 1, 2: Spanish Club, 1, 2, G.A.C., 3, Girls' Glee Club, 1: Nautilus, 1, 35 Senior Invitations, 4, Red and Black Revue, 35 Bronchoette Gallop, 3. SWAN, MARIE Red and Black Revue, 4: Mixed Chorus, 3: Girls' Glee Club, 4. SWANK, DONNA TAYLOR, JACK Intramural Sports. THOMA, JO ANN G.A.C., 4: Hi-Tri, 3: Red and Black Revue, 4: Sunshine Society, l, 2, 3, 4: Spanish Club, 1, 2: Booster Staff, 3: Senior Committees, 4: Paint and Pantomime, 2, 3. THOMAS, GLADYS TURNER. EARL Baseball, 3, 4: J Club, 4. UNDERWOOD, PEGGY A. G.A.C., 4, Hi-Tri, 3, 4: Red and Black Revue, 43 Sunshine Society, 4: F.H.A. Club, 3, 4: A Cappella Choir, 4: Girls' Glee Club, 1, 2, 3, 4, Booster Stall, 45 Senior Play. VANDERWIELEN, CECIL Bowling League, 2: Booster Staff, 2: Scout, 23 Senior Committees: Basketball, 1, 2, 3, 43 Jeff Hi-Y, 2, 3, 4, Intramural Sports, 3, 4. VAN OSTRAN, RALPH Band, 1, 2, 3, 4, State Band Contest, 1, 2, 3, 45 Intramural Sports, 1, 2, 3. Page 3 iv' X Q, .5 Pngv 311 QU: VAUGHN, MARY VELTEN, DON WARNOCK, MARIAN F.H.A., 4. WATSON, MARY ANN WEBER, MARILYN WHALEY, ROSALIE Hi-Tri, 23 Girls' Glee Club, lg Booster Staff, 1 Girl Scout. WHEELER, DAN WIDENER, DOLORES WILKINSON, MARY JANE G.A.C., 4: Hi-Tri, 3, 4: Spanish Club, 2. WILLIAMS, PATRICIA WILSON, LESLIE WOOD, ROY Red and Black Revue, 4, Boys' Glee Club, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus, 4, Basketball, lg Foot- ball, 1, Track, 1: Intramural Sports, 1, 2, 3, 4. WOLSIEFFER, ROBERT WOLSIEFFER, JACOB WURSTER. ELEANORA YOUNG, RONALD Red and Black Revue, 4, Band, 1, 2, 3, 4, Jeff Hi-Y, 3, 4, Student Convos, 3, 4, Bronco Brev- ities, 1. ZAREK, ARNOLD Red and Black Revue, 4, Senior Committee, Bronx Hi-Y. 3, 4, Intramural Sports, 1, 2, Bronco Brevities, 1, Student Convo, 4. SERVISS, JOHN Master Machinists' Club, 2: Camera Club, 3, 4, Spanish Club, 2, 3, Football, 1, 2, Baseball, 2. l Page 39 THE CLASS WILL As we. the Seniors of the class of 1947 were sitting in the study hall studyingC?D very hard. screams were heard. We sat there astounded, and as we did so, the roof of the school collapsed and the burning wreckage buried us in its depths of profundity. When the wills were opened, the following Zombies bequeathed the following to the unchal- lenged underclassmen: Bill Alflis wills his big, bulging muscles to Ronald Leaman. Shirley Alenduff wills her violin to some future shadivarious. Harriet Alt wills her position on the Booster to her successor. Don Ambler wills his speed to Tony Alper. Don Amos bequeaths his chemistry laboratory book to the Junior class. Irma Anderson leavcs all men at Jeff to the future Bron- chettes. Pat Ayers wills her future days in the east to Mary Suaco. Mary Baker bequeaths her tumbling act to Pat Covington. Martha Balser wills her locker to Jean Barnhart. Kathleen Barkley wills her phone number to interested Jeff men. Phyllis Barrett wills her red hair and dark eyes to Pete Keyes. Beverly Basinger bequeaths her bobby-socks to Carol Jessup. Joanne Bauer wills her craziness to Jean Buit. Joan Baugh wills her chemical ability to Dug Brannigan. J. Larry Beauchamp wills his overwhelming t?J personality to Wick Dixon. Joe Becovitz wills his big ears to Dumbo . Marjorie Best wills her engagement ring CSD to Marilyn Rice. Pat Bishop wills her eversharpness to Pat Neher. Don Bol bequeaths his basketball ability to Dan Casey. Geneva Bolyard wills her future wedding bells to Marilyn Rice. Phil Bone wills his mechanical abil- ity to Dan Broach. Alice Bouson wishes to leave her charming voice to Marlene Barton. Jack Bowers wills his queerness to John Ore. Barbara Boyd wills her cute smile, Ccute. that ish to Jan Wolever. Max Boys wills his seat in study hall to all who follow him. Lynn Brand wills his busted block to Don Slopsema. El- vira Breitweiser wills Harold Garrison's pipe to Pat Donahue. Bob Brettnacher bequeaths his dead eye to Bob Woods. Harold Bridges his sir name to people who have to wear them. Harod Brookbank wills his last name to U. C. Shore. Pat Bruntom leaves her Swannee and Indian dances to Gypsy Rose Lee. Ted Budd wills his manly build to Dick Mount. Bob Buikema leaves his permanent wave to DuFf Watson. Phyllis Buse bequeaths her slightly ways to Ruth Levering. John Bush bequeaths his favorite parking place to all bush-wackersf' Betty Bylsma wills her blue eyes to the electric eye. Bill Campbell wills his motor scooter to Kilroy fto get around onl. Linda Cassinni wills her piercing black eyes and hair to Julie Thompson. Bob Cassman wills his excess weight back to the beer factory. Tom Cass- man leaves his egg-head to Bill Haynes. George Clemens wills his fliver to Dick Robinson. Irving Clock wills his ability to pick tournaments tha. haj to all big gamblers. Gordon Cole wills his golden- toned trumpet to Gabriel. Eddie Colley wills his trig book to some poor sucker. Bob Collins wills his drum sticks to the drum. Glenna Connor wills her brains to Ernie Hall. Evelyn Conrad wills her loafers to Mrs. Gettings' Composition class. Sylvia Croussore leaves her smile to Kate Smith. Mary Crum wills herself to a crumb pie. Bob Crumbo wills the high hurdles to Glenn Mitchell. Martha Daily wills her peacefulness to Monk Montgomery. Janis Dales wills the ale to all beer fans. Pat Darnell wills her nickname Frenchy to Elizabeth Croy. Keith Davis wills his Senior cords to the cleaners. Marqueta Davis wills her height to Joan Eubanks. Ed, Deere. leave your Buick so I can run downtown. Louis Dclez leaves his French name to Mike O'Brien. Bob Dickerson wills his job at Vellingers to Joe Merchant. Jo Dillman wills her thanks to all the teachers who passed her. Dolores Dobbins wills her part in the senior play to Beverly McKinlev. Bill Dodds wills his wrestling holds to Rosie McIntosh. Ed Elliot wills his height to those who want to see over crowds. Kenneth Erlenbcck wills his class ring to the school bells. Eileen Evans wills her long blonde trusses to Janet Martin. Bill Everette bequeaths his book of blue passes to Bill Riley. Bill Ewing wills his solid geometry hgures to Joe Mottram. Rav Far- rell wills his big feet to Brad McClean. Bill Farrell wills his football equipment to Earl Heninger. Charles Finfrock wills his fienflish irleas to Ned Snvder. Margaret Ford wills her knitting bag to Mr. Willeys' Sociology cfaxs. Harold Foley lcavcs his teaching Pngv I0 ability to Mr. Wills. Bob Foster bequeaths the school clock to the Western Union. Tom Fowler wills his innocent look to Dick Buerkle. Charles Franks wills his football signals to all Monday morn- ing quarterbacks. Don Fulks wills all his love to Gladys. Harold Garrison wills his mental ability to all red letter students. Pete Gettings wills his red hair and his nickname to Mari.yn Pete Keyes, Rctha Gocking wills her name to all others with unusual names. Cecil Gordon wills his car to the junk heap. Dave Goris wills his ability to make good grades to Bob Masters. Melvin Graham wills some free theater tickets to Pat Manis. Jo Ann Graham wills her Purdue Men to all Jeff girls who plan to go there. Haldon Graves wills his Spike Jones records to the music department. Alan Gregory wills his jokes to Dick Mount in case Dick runs out of his own, Barbara Gress wills her short hair to Janet Martin. Jo Ann Grogan wills her future days at Stephans College to all girls who need charm. Jean Guenther wills her job as pianist to Brrbara Bryan. Betty Haas wills her job at Goodnight's to Betty Williams. Bob Harper wills his love of Jeff to all students who hate it. Sally Harris wills her athletic ability to all future J-Men. Ramona Hartley wills her ha-lo-ooo to the Halo Shampoo Co. Louise Hickok wills her quiet ways to noisy convos. Mary Jane Hilton wills her ability to get the car to Joyce Arnold. Ann Hohnhaus wills her dad's cream horns to anyone who doesn't care if they gain weight. Peggy Holden wills her meek voice to Janie Hooker. Barbara Hole wills her part as a maid in the Senior play to Hazel, the maid in a cartoon. Anna Mae Holman wills her nimble Fingers to all desiring typ- ing students. Jack Holquist wills his Saturday nights to Ray Milland. Harry Holt leaves a few sour notes to the band. Bob Howe doesn't will Marilyn to anyone. Don Hughes will keep his car. Alberta Huizenga wills her meekness to Franny Flack. Jo Huth wills to Carol Loeb her bangs. Alice Ince wills her high school memories to her grandchildren. Irving Jackson wills his mental capacity to Informa- tion Please. Charlotte Kaiser wills her refined voice and laugh to her sister. Dottie. Alfred Kaser wills his dark curly hair to Jack Cripe. Pat Kellogg wills her last name to the cereal company. Dolores Ken- nedy wills her ability to play basketball to Earl Heniger. Mary Kennedy wills her dark hair to Bar- bara Marsteller. James Ketterrer wills his love of Geography to Miss Beavor. Pat Keyes wills her last name to a typewriter. Dick Kimball wills his ability to get around to Charlie Vaughn. Janice King wills her last name to any Jefl' boy who aspires to be one. Charlene Kirkhoff wills her pin-up pictures to Mr. Troutman. Kitty Klinger wills her first name to all Catty Jeff women. Phyllis Klinker wills her hair to all other dish-water blondes. Dick Klinker wills his Senior cords to the wash machines. Joann Klus wills her maternal instincts to the Senior play. Esther Kohler wills her math ability to Mr. Kenzler. Gene Lahr wills his way with women to Noel Schill- ing. Gene Laxton wills his good times with Sally Crandall to all others going steady. Harry Leader leaves his place on the baseball team to Dick Robin- son. Bob Leigh doesn't will Nancy Waddell to any- one. Bob Lennon wills his ability to go with one girl all through high-school to anyone else who's willing. Keith Leslie wills his always ready cash to those who are forever borrowing. Virginia Lewis wills her ability to speak Spanish to Miss Norman. Alice Linsennman wills her technique to Bonnie Fisher. Joe Lively wills his build to Icky Scott. Gene Mar- quardt wills his bow ties to Frankie, Cliff Martin wills his many happy experiences in Chem. lab to anyone who's fool enough to mix the things he did. Paula Martin wills her love life to the hands of Tom Meehan and Jim Posthauer. Joe Martin wills his position as library scout to Mr. Smith. Marretta McCoy wills her place selling candy to Jean Merkle. Virginia McDoniels wills her beaming countenance to Rita Cassini. Albert McKinney wills his well developed physique to Jim Stump. wills her red hair to Dona Clark. wills her position as Editor of the lucky junior. Jane Memmer wills jan Wolever. Bill Merrillat wills will to anyone gullible enough to Merkle wills the bowling league Harry Milakas wills a free Coney anyone who has got 15c. Betty Vera McDowell Barbara Memmer Nautilus to some her dark hair to this senior class believe it. Alfred to Miss Sexton. Island hot dog to Miller wills that convertible she drives to-are we kiddin'? Walter Miller wills his height to Glen Mitchell, Helen Mol- lenkoff wills her last name to john Doe. Marilyn Moore wills her bubbling personality to Sally Gray. Jane Moran wills her last names to anyone who is one-ta moron that isl. Max Morehouse wills his dancing ability to Arthur Murray. Barbara Morgan wills her shoes to Miss Slayback because she won't need them in Kentucky, Everette Morgan wills his beautiful blue eyes and long eyelashes to Ann Bea- mon. Marvin Morrison wills his place in the machine shop to Bill Riley. Bill Morrow wills his wrestling ability to all Jeff casanovas. Wahneta Mullen wills her knittin' to Britain. Melvin Nelson wills his nick- name back to the old gray mare. Dean Albert Newhart wills his quick wit to Ed Moyer. John A. Oberle wills his camera to Bob Miller. Edith Mae Osborn wills the Oak Tavern to the W.C.T.U. Phyl- lis Jane Panlaner wills her out of town men back to the country. Robert E. Pechin wills his happy hours spent in band and the glee clubs to all. David Pelfley wills Caroline to no one. Eugene Richard Pfrommer wills his gift of the gab to Bill Michael, Emma Eileen Pilling wills Glenn to herself. Carol Platenga wills her blue shell rimmed glasses to Miss Slayback. George Wesley Platenga wills his likeable personality to Tony Alper. Jim Posthauer wills the army to all patriotic souls. Gordon Pritchard wills his brilliant work in comp class to the Williams twins. Barbara Quarterman wills her place in the trio to Juanita Forbes. James Ramsey wills his in- terest 'in Hi-Y to all its members. Gene Rardon wil's his radical ideas to Miss Fletemeyer, John Reddish wills his last name to all people who enjoy eating them, Clarence Reitemeier wills his basketball shots to Mike Robinson. George Reynolds wills his mara- thon ability to Bob Masters. Margaret Ann Rhodes wills her baton to Beverly Birch. Edward Louis Richardson wills his scouting ability to Clarence Kingery. Gordon Richeson wills his way with the women to J. W. ta freshmanh. Lorraine Rieth wills her hair-do to Barbara Horner. Bernard Rob- erts wills his love for Alcoa to Lee Lahr. Mary Lou Robinson wills her blonde hair to Mary Ellen Kaul?- man. Edwin Sidney Roger wills nothing to no one because he is taking it all with him. Pat Rogers wills her locker to her little sister. Roy Eugene Rohrabaugh wills his purple gym trunks to Keith Stone. jo Ann Rose wills her leading part in the senior play to the most fortunate girl next year. Phyllis Ross wills her men to someone less for- tunate. Gordon Runyon wills his nickname to some old hen tEgghead. get it?l. Lucretia Ann Saubert wills her gracious manner to Mary Ann McConnell. James Shafer wills his name to the popular pen Company. Helen Scifers wills her pleasant smile to Nancy Paddock. Dick Schnaible wills his majors in four sports to Earl Henniger, Loretta Schrader wills her cast to the senior play tain't that a hot one?J. jo Ann Scott wills her title as queen of Hearts to next year's lucky person. john Serviss wills his patience in chem lab to Mr. Troutman, Harold Shields wills his car t?b to Kenny Hoover. Oscar Wallace Shoaf wills his voice to the birds. Russell Henry Shoal wills his time spent in Mr, Bender's class to all less fortunate. Donald Lee Siefers wills his appendix to the biology classes of the future. Eva Siefers wills her Figure to Lana Turner. Lois Silver wills her blonde tresses to Carol Loeb. Norma Singley wills her maternal instincts to any old witch who lacks them, Alice Skomp wills her middle name back to her grandfather tNobily of her isn't it?l. Laverne Eileen Slifer wills her hands to Judy Mc- Murray. Glen Sliger wills Eileen to himself. Dorothy Smith wills her good posture to Miss Landis. Jerry Smith wills his suave manners to Dan Leslie. Paul Smith wills his capers and nickname back to the comic strip. Virginia Snyder wills her cute clothing to all you glamorous Jeff girls. Robert Dale Stallard wills his nickname to the owls tscreech owls that isl. Richard Reed Staniield wills his organ playing to john Gretencord. Wilbur Steely wills his home-spun recipes to his future wives. Martha Stinebaugh wills her secretarial ability to some top-notch executive. Leon Stong wills his Hi-Y attendance record to his cousin, Virginia Strayer wills her hand knit sweater to Mr. Webb. Marie Swan wills her shapely legs to Marie McDonald. jack Tayler wills his ability to exceed in Civics class to Mr. Bender's future classes. Jo Ann Thoma wills her ability to skip classes to all those who need passes. Donna Swank wills her name to the shoe repairer. Barbara Streebe wills her fast approach to all Purdue men. Gladys Thomas wills Don Fulks to herself. Harold Troxel wills his print- ing ability to Mr. Morgan. Earl Turner wills his baseball glove to Dick Stump. Peggy Underwood wills her place in A-Cappella Choir to any good soprano. Cecil Vanderweilen wills his convertible to Dan Casey. Ralph VanOstran wills his driving abil- ity to the police force. Mary Vaughn wills her hair do to the dish-pan. Donald Velton wills his master machinist's overalls to the junkman. Marion Warnock wills her horse to Weisie Tedford. Marv Ann Watson wills her mental capacity to Einstein. Marilyn Weber wills her sailors back to the sea. Mary Rosalie Whaley wills her short t?l blonde hair to Shirley Coling. Daniel Wheeler wills his automobile to Kenny Hoover. Dolores Mae Widener wills her attitude to- ward school to Maxine Huegal. Mary Jane Wilkinson wills her shortness to joan Eubanks. Leslie Wilson wills his Shortnin' Bread to all of you hungry people. Jacob Wolsieffer wills his ability to graduate from high school to Willy, William Wolsieffer wills his nickname to the automobile tWilly's that Isl. Roy Wood wills his West Side girls to all you lovin' jeff romeos. Eleanor Barbara Wurster wills her name to poor grammar students as a superlative to worst. Ronald Young wills his offenses he's accu- mulated in band to Jack Bunnell. Arnold Zarek wills this position to the person in this place next year. Bob Doran wills his ghost stories to all who are graveyard lovers. ihlflli L 3 -1- XT S- A Page 41 9- 0:-.Av ihw .0 D A . Q- . . - I P Q v nh T In635535:ul lllluninsNANJrh Sh qiiwglglgg gc W1 Nz :ga fl' 441 E E E E E E ew E Jefferson High School f - I ' Lafa ette, Indiana I 2, v Y I' ' I s E ' 4.1 -.4 - 'gf ' I EFF ' WS' YU I A, I r 'NQGD K-:gif Senior Committees 4' NU 1 4 1 4 ' , Q . . V I ,JQ41 '21 1 ft' li 5 First Row, left to right: Dick Klinker, Cecil Vanderweilen, Pete Gettings, Jo Scott, Bob Lennen, Gene Lahr, Don Bol. Second Row: Alice Linsenman, Charline Kerkhoff, Barbara Morgan, Jo Ann Grogan, Alfred Kaiser, Melvin Nelson, Arnold Zareck. The senior activities and Gala Week were under the direction of the above capable student committees and Miss Slayback. of Pup IJ 1+ ' . , P 1 f ij V llj jim i s 535 'H iii I' lg I- f Ll HHH U if ., ,..'.. ,. '. -Q.1 4 'ff mg F5 -A, if :M 2 rf QS 3 2' ' WMD arm Row 1. W. Albright, T. Alper, J. Arnold, D. Albright, N. Atkins. Row 2. L. Albert, J. Alenduff. P. Amos, R. Aldridge, J. Balser. Row 3. J. Barnhart, M. Barger. D. Bates. D. Baker, P. Bauer. Row 4. J. Beard, B. Beane, D. Bennett, D. Berghoff. D. Bishop Row 5. C. Bishop, J. Bongen, D. Branigin, J. Brickler, G. Bridge Row 6. M. Brudi, P. Bush, M. Butz, D. Buckle, R. Burkhardt. Row 7. D. Burley, B. Bryan, G. Bodkins, B. Carter, J. Carley. ,J . JUNIORS A 5 ' ' l , fi -l 15 ' a-523 I K... ' Af' N X' If . ' f l 'fr A- r ,wf x rj f. I 5 sb ' , -1 ' lg 'Z X- pBhB.Al , .S A - ..., , Y.. . , AQ, - I J g A 'sn ,, 1 ,, , 3 H. ' l J I Q 1 ki . Y I ,Q I 9 3 1? .- 1 Q 5 5 .J s u ' N. Wi 1 .3 ' 525 9 41, . 'J :Z dggrl 15 71 A Ml Y -1... l . K . . ' l ii f Q .13-,g 1 y 3' 8 5 'wi k . . f -if' i ...A All mgjme . J if . . Q , .Q E . , . g V ii 6 l li' 1, 'f f A -f fi A .. ' 1 E rl ' .. Pauv . 4..,. A .IUNIORS l 3 4 U 1 3 r 3 . 1 ' . 1 . J. fi . AV .3 , 'll 3 -U- 5 Y. MQ 1 . X yn Y :' Q x . f 1, as A Oil 'I ' .sh Uv H la! Y 2 lr .V , nd- , ,ru A Q .-A -.Q 3. ft I :- 3 K-. rf-'F' 0 , Q V1 .4 ,Aa is ,dr Q l 1 ' . . 573 7- 3 .J - I , DA fb KQYV -,ffm I 1 Y l 13 -an 'wa fm' V' -P, . T C W--i ' i lx l A l lk T ! ' -' J E . if-1. ' ' Q V V 5 Q I Q -1 i ' vm l Q , Z 5-Jlfkifix . lg y. . ix A k .. l F 'A Z. 5 2 I5 J' Q -Q' li l lm... i Row 1. J. Campbell, E. Case, R. Cassini, E. Cavanaugh, C. Christie. Row 2. P. Clay, D. Clark, J. Cripe, A. Chrissikos, B. Crowe. Row 3. W. Cowgill, S. Cole, S. Coling, B. Collings, P. Cooper. Row 4. F. Cottrill, D. Cole. P. Covington, H. Coy, A. Cunningham. Row 5. B. Darling, E. DeBoy B. Dellinger, W. Dexter, D. Danaher. Row 6. P. Dye, R. Eddington J. Elliot, J. Eubanks, J. Eversole. Row 7. J. Ewing, J. Feaster, B. Fisher, L. Fleming, J. Forbes Row 1. B. Foster, J. Ford, P. Frankenburg, J. Garrison, J. Galema. Row 2. B. Galloway, J. Garrison, M. Gellenback, D. Goonen, A. Goodhardt. Row 3. J. Graham, B. Guiney, P. Halloday, J. Hanson, D. Hankins. Row 4. M. Haines, D. Howe, J. Carter, R. Hamilton, J. Hamilton. Row 5. M. Harper, P. Henry, L. HeHener, J. Hershburger, B. Hitner. Row 6. A. Hornocker, J. Holmes J. Hooker, K. Hoover, P. Hornbeck. Row 7. P. Holloday, J. Holquist, D. Howe, G. Hoffer, M. House. JUNIORS i 1 , .Q ' . .-up ' A! 3 . . ' 'Q ,S 1 I ,Q 5 Aw 3 . W ' - .. - W4 , 'Wx fx ,gr I I t as U at 9,65 1 f' Z in - W- . -sf 1 ee? W ' - ' V .egilzf P .. X Hs dm 6 k 1 'I , 5.. , , ' 'f ' gff- ' . , 6 --A fnl 4 ' 2. A '7 llkw X' f . lg! 2 - I' 4 ,I ' jtvfk . I ' .47 'T QA, A . 1 - ' Q Q V A 4+ ,H K: Q ' . J A .4 'r 4, 'S IM- da ia .. 2. ' f -4 'T' T' x ' ,Q b . I A ' PN .44 H Ma.,-f'A' 7 P A . 1 - . a . l fi IA A Q .M 35 ? I . ' W, .0 R wi' x ',f'V ff ra , M P' ' ffl i fl -is .. P l , 4' ' '--o , ,' ' I dv f ig 1 ' my l J' 'Q I 1 JUNIORS 4. . ' eb fp 'M -fs f Q' s 3 - 4 . .L ,. . ml -. I , 5 4 e 1 3 A '9 UQ, Q ,, I , wa,g 'SA' 3. 1,3 'ia 9 + 9 v -W X1 - - Y ' -.I ya' In 7 , G I 4' f- fr ' .A I 'QL . .A X ' 5 'I ' 1' Y i ' I 5. Zi l Q 'Q A fi i e4 i 1 9 Q 5 l ' ' 3 t-ii -1-:Juv li wif W i i -WWI i? V t A 44 . I 2 L 3 ,. 3 1. R 4 N w ' I1 'A .K 4 Row 1. G. Hoffer, P. Hornbeck B. Hulegson, M. Huegal, W. Cowgill. Row 2. P. Janson. D. Kaiser, M. Kochnar, B, Kamp, R. Kestner. Row 3. R. Kellogg. M. Kiefer, E. Kiser, R. Klinker, L. Koster. Row 4. J. Kurtz, E. Kull. L. Lahr, L. LaBaw, R. Laxton. Row 5. B. Ledman. M. Leever, R. Levering. R, Leigh, C. Loeb. Row 6. J. Martin, D. Malady, P. Manis. H. Mansfield. B. Masters. Row 7. B. Marshall, J. Merkle, j. Miller. G. Mitchell, B. Michael. Row 1. J. Miller, B. McKinley, H. McQueen, K. McCloud, IVI. NIcCaW. Row 2. J. McCord, C. McGrath. J. McMurray, M. McConnell. I. McDole. Row 3. R. Moore, E. Moyer. A. Myers. N. Myers, J. Mullen. Row 4. P. Mull, P. Neher, J. Niemansverdriet, D. Neilan, J. Nothdurft. Row 5, E. Odel, N. Ovorexch, M. O'Brien, A. Park. H. Pearson. Row 6. P. Pepper. M. Peterson, S. Pope, D. Priest, R. Plantenga. Row 7. G. Reynolds, J. Reihle. B. Rettiger, D. Regan, R. Reed. JUNIORS Q , r. 3 1' Fw ,' -4 J K ' . I Fd, J- Q. f-47634 ' 'E Y ,A H fx if 'Q K1 SR, J . QS Ya 4- 'B ,..,, ' Q ' I ' . r y ' . , -4- ' g 'f - i- 3 f .nl J 4. f 2- 'Q A rs: ,- f-. ...Q ... Q L. 4 -A I J-5 16 J E F ' 6 . . ' .Q ' X 1 I' 2 z 4- t 4 w .3 1 .' 10 . L., W , I .. in X. Q. . , ,J 1 -, i L 3 . 9 v .2 ' ' X 11: J' at 2 ' - 3, I . K f V 1 1 K . . I 4 N I I Ya! ,-. fm. F' ,QI . :j I . f 5. QL H .,k.. 'Ax .IUNIORS ' 'W' 175. .'. e Q .Q A A' ' 'Q 3 ,. ' ' ' I: . S I -lr 1 2 .s , 4. 6 4 +3 M . . ,. W VW . ,, L' ' ' - F L11 Z? , .51 Ft . , f ,' kgm F S ' -4, t K ' 1 - I .10 -J 1. 1 . .U-. . 4. 2 I i- , .,f.j M1 ,A A l I . :B S , i l 3 1 s I 7 .1-M 'F 4 It 2' I 1 1 - 7 . .. . Y YMi-,,M.- ,..,- YQ. , B 4 .ia , Q R 'w i l '-I ln.-- frfii, , ' l I 4 3 v :fi I - 1 J ' A 1 thi Row 1. B. Ritenour. M. Riley, B. Riley, J. Richolson, P. Roberts. Row 2. D. Rose. J. Rundle, B. Russell, B. Reuzenaar, I. Sailor. Row 3. T. Schaefer, B. Schilling K. Scott, N. Schilling, B. Semmes. Row 4. D. Siefer, M. Sietsma. F. Shigley, B. Smith. H. Smith. Row 5. B. Smith, L. Smith. P. Smith, M. Stivers. D. Starr. Row 6. E. Stinebaugh. G. Steiner, E. Steadman. K. Stone, j. Stump. Row 7. P. Speer. B. Suffrage, D. Swanson. R. Switzer, L. Taylor. JUNIORS Row 1. B. Tennis, P. Terrel, D. Thompson, B. Travis, A gn NI. Trent. 4' 1 Row 2. B. Truman, , - P. Turnipseed, D. Tyson, , C. Vaughan, R. Vernon. 4 1. -I, . .. Row 3. S. Vaughan, H. Vice, H. Watkins, N. Watson, -1? M. Watkins. Row 4. D. West, F. Wetzel, , Ad ii J. White, B. White, B. Williams. ' A I f V, 91, Row 5. B. Williams, x ,, ? B. Williams. M. Wiles, ' ' B. Williams, P. Winter. .5 e l x Row 6. T. Wiggins, M. Wood, R. Wood, D. Wolfe, N. Zapp. . g Row 7. D. Aurenz, D. Barrett, W ' P. Bauer, L. Terrell, J. Keiser. ,. i ' P. Hornbeck. - f A , ' . ' l .,, A 4' 3 4' L I 4 B f W A ff.. . j Lu J- F-- Qi A 6 .ag 1 pm :jail 3 T . ,A F x o , p time , 4 Q-pw., I gn. ' 'i a Q ' ' .4 ' , V K if S T Ar ' L. W .1 Dig? A l ' G Q if f z 5 pf Q 3 if K? r, I 1 . - A K ! . , vt 'Z i T' Q3 sf is L 5 ' 'L , ' I . ' l 1 4 Page ,M -Y' 1 MORRIS E. MCCARTY- 1895-1947 Born February 9, 1895, on McCarty Lane, east of the city, Mr. McCarty was the son of Mr. and Mrs. W. R. McCarty. He was graduated from Jefferson High School, and won his bachelor's degree from Purdue in 1918, with his master's degree there in 1925. He saw service in World War I, winning a commission. and then taught for a year at the University of Kentucky. From 1920 to 1926 he taught at Montmorenci High School and from 1926 to 1929 at Klondike. In 1929 he came to Jefferson High School as a teacher and soon after was made principal. In 1932 he was made acting superintendent, which position he continued to hold until his death. He also served as jefferson principal and after 1942 Mr. McCarty gave his full time to the superintendency. The schools flourished and made much progress under Mr. McCarty's able and popular administration. Mr. McCarty's untimely death is mourned by the entire school and com- munity. He was a friend of all who knew him. To those of us who knew him well, who worked by his side and who believed in him, it will be difficult to realize that he is not still here as our superintendent. Superintendent McCarty has left a rich heritage to Lafayette schools in fine music, art, sound education practices, and public service. His greatness, his vision, and his alertness will live in the hearts of jeff students. .IUNIORS -.-- - - I -1 f ' A v I x . - ' f .0 ' ' . l - - ,, .n - is - f A , Row 1. J. Gilma. M. Keating. f - 0 - ' I -Q J. Hunter, M. Harper, '7 S . N '1 ' , P. Horlick. 4 it O i , , , . 0 .....- .I .W w , -.. ..- 1 1 A 5 If Ai , i .i V ' 3 , . ,sv A 'l Row 2. R. Melton. M. Strayer A 3 0' S ' Q ' H. McQueen, B. Michaels, . N 49 ' ' -O ' M. Ritenour. - 4- C.. 5 -W 'R ' J ' A 1 1 fi , L- I Row 3. T. Shaefer. lr X . JUNIOR HISTORY As freshmen. we entered the halls of Jeff, feeling self-conscious and out of place. Our first few days there seemed almost like a nightmare. We couldn't find our classes and the word Prep seemed to haunt us everywhere we went. As sophomores, we became a little more assured of ourselves. We began to join in social affairs and attend school meetings, dances, etc. We began to feel as though we really belonged to the school. Now, as Juniors. we are considered upper-classmen and feel much better about the whole situation. This year we took part in many more activities and were more interested in our studies. Row 1. C. Anderson, J. Anderson, P. Anderson, M. Ashley, L. Ashley. Row 2. R. Austin. S. Baker. J.Baker,J. Bailey, D.Ba1kema. Row 3. W. Balter. M. Barton, F. Bassell, S. Bercovitz, E. Bennett. Row 4. A. Berger, B. Birch, D. Best, B. Birch, D. Black. Row 5. D. Blizzard, B. Brand, lvl. Brand. M. Brenner, L. Brown. Row 6. G. Bodkins, E. Bone, G. Buck, E. Buckles, S. Buerkle. Row 7. J. Buit, G. Murphy, B. Bundrent, J. Bunnell, D. Burdett. .lf K SOPHOMORES . A l . s , A l 1' li 1, 1 .1 -Gy 11 1 3 Q .. ' - 5 I . Z, ' Q 'Q' . . - if Q5 ' - , I' -V K ' 0 3,1 Asher f ' sf dfgff . K 1, J A Tx ,... ,. ..,: 1 E F' 4 .o 1 I 'BWV s lm, --...s..., ?h.. 1 .L 1' Fi- 3 ,li ' F ri- X A- Q 19 l A . - l D 'fi' L 9.8 - 2 2 ' 3' ' 3 . . 2 vw. . 3 V . 1 . an af N I 5 B f' 'A 455. :...?.uff if.- . I f-A A, ' Z' I 11' ' f Q. , 5 . 'Z' aff' K V. A 0 Al m ,. VF V- ' 1 . s L+-. 5 ' S n 1 'I' 1 l au, W 4 4 2 'Q . 1 E 1 f 'sv L 'kk' A . l V Q.T.Q,.L. R QW 4 -Q ' A A I g.iurk'Q-.Nlh Q h .Q 4 Q as A -r F t r 5 x f M A l - K , lb , All , , W, ,br ,gd Page Row 1. M. Buntin, M. Butz, T. Butz, M. Butz, H. Burke. Row 2. R. Colley, J. Campbell D. Casey, S. Cassini, B. Cassman. Row 3. A. Crissikos, J. Clark, B. Coffman. B. Conrad, M. Conrad. Row 4. P. Cook. B. Cook. E. Croy, T. Cristopher. Row 5. J. Crowell, B. Danaher B. Davis, L. Dawson, O. Deboy Row 6. V. Denim, W. Dixon, A. Durham. P. Donahue, G. Dunn. Row 7. T. Eby, D. Eckman, D. Feaster, B. Edmondson, J. Edwards. SOPHOMORES .. .x.... -nn 4 . . f V f' . Row 1. M. Gellerlbech. . W, . ' ,. , 'F' R. Egelhoff, B. Edmondson, if all 4 l ' . 9 6 l 5 N. Edmondson, P. Edwards, X 1 A Q 'J L9 ' l ' l ' l l l l V W , J. ' P ,li , 1. . Rnw 2. J. Ellis, J. Eubanks, J J f I e , E, Q W. Evans, R. Evans, 1 2 .qi 1 A X, .J M. Everett. 3 . ' ?' S 'H J' ,. . 1.9 J, li ' . ' M Q . J Row 3. G. Farrell, L. Feaster, Le, ,, 9 , ..-' ' 3 . ,gtg ..J. 9 y K- r . Q V! . L. Fergus, D. Bundrent, 1 -3 f R. Fisher. ' l V ,V - y .L F-. . N V gf I : .5 - F Row 4. F. Flack, W. Flannagan. ' 1 A l 1' ' 6 N R. Fleeger, G. Franks. 3 J! 1 , ' l .. B. Free-stone. i 1 I f X f s, .Q--fl Q if J N if 'ii H ni ,AM L Q E kr- V? l X 1 V .. . F .ng V l A , . n . .1 . Row 5. F. Fnfd,J. Farrell, ' A f- ' 5 ik ,a J V z F2 R. Franklin, J. Ford, M. Ford. T V . V - ' l I Y. I , .Aj -5 V ' ' . eiilx 'J - . . 'rn A 5 x D ., 1 Row 6. M. Funk, M. Galbraith, : A j J' , G J! 1 , 1 Q M. Garrison, R. Galloway, ,, Q' 'k V ' J ' '9 X ,, T.G1bb50n. V ' S' ' 'ff . A' Q gf, , 1 ,H ,, . ' f l - Q- . . J - ,,V, K Q A . 1 J , . J , 1 V ,vw V l J V 't g f . f V ip ., A A Row 7. J. Gillian, J. Graham, '53 M 'lf N '. J, 5 'L'?' 4 i,, V , 3 WL? 'K ' B. Greggory, J. Gross, J. Greene. . 'Jl, Z Q ' ' el ' ,131 'i-i ,Q .V is ,,,. , ,,.., X q V W , V l 1 V 4 f A K 5 - V 1 A J Page Si SOPHCMORES I h -tv! kg ' V, 1 -Q .5 , 1 . - V 'Q ' r 6 -Ti. r g , -! 1 if -rj I ' L r 1, N3 N Y ,rg .4 ,N 3 H1415 ' -R 541- A ' so 1 ,, J fq 1 J 'S . 9 ' s:f4'4 I -'. .- JUN H X AH Aim, Q' I ' I ,. r I4 L ,.' -3 I' Q ' 4: A ' B.. , 'J B A I 3, 4 v ,Q 3 f .,,s, I A X if , 1 I wil mm 1 i 2 9 1 r A J J 4 4 ' 4 J ff Q 4 t - - ,- - - 4 f. F .' J r 5 1 ' - - ,DNWJ-,,4,,. .--L . ' J I ' N I P UA, Q., 1 fg A '- V' -' ' - W lv 1 LW , ' ., L .B BA .WML P qv ,il Row 1. P. Goodpaster, D. Gooner. J. Goris, M. Guiney, L, Guenther. Row 2, B. Gurnick, F. Guiney. D. Harris, E. Hall, J. Hainje. Row 3. F. Hanson, J. Harrington, G. Horner, R. Hardesty, J. Hershburger. Row 4, J. Hass, B. Hatke, V. Hatke. R. Hatten, B. Heath. Row 5. J. Henderson, B. Hendricks, E. Heninger, J. Hick, T. Heide. Row 6. V. Hicks, E. Hill, B. Hitze, T. Hielde, J. Holquist Row 7. J. Hooker, R. Hoover, R. Houston, E. Hitze, B. Ince. Row 1. M. Kaser, J, Kauffman. J. Kennedy, E. Kessener, C. Ketterer, Row 2. D. Kimble, D. Knott, P. Jacobson, C. Jessup. L, Jewell. Row 3. A. James, P. Jones, C. Johnson, M. Johnson. M. Larson. Row 4. P. Lawson, G. Leader, C. Leaman, D. Leslie, J. Libenthal. Row 5. G. Linder, D. Lindstrom. N. Lester, M. Long, T. Loveless. Row 6. J. Lucas, M. Luedeking, B. Mackay, J. Mackintosh. I-I. Mansfield. Row 7. R. Mclntosh, B. Marstellar, C. Martin, B. McCollough, B. McConahay. SOPHOMORES 3 1 ,An -M' I' ' 1 fa vu J 3 5 3 1 o- S-ni Q g 'sex J s . , lg... f .1 5 ,ki 6' 1,-1 '1 ff s In K- fs if , fi Q sf La. Q -at ' 2. - . 1 ' A - J ' I6 , ' ? ' F .Q l 1 . eg, 'J it 9 ll' f 7 F3 5 , -0 'lufnff 5, - ft ' .3 f ,ff f , A . rf- , -f I ' .. jig, - ' A, , 25 Q J W 3 J 1, ,R xf. ' : ' , ai . ' ,MJ , , 1 .af ,v-,J 3 Q 4 'I . A. :um ' Ak ' az Q W fi.. K., Y' l ' ' 1 A4 . n 1 we ii '? J , 'f f P1 4, SOPHOMORES I , 0 L as Q3 ' F' 3 6 - A -I Q ' - -9 J ' f ' ' faq' 1 A, ,Yogi 1 4 5' 'l 'fl . ' -I - - ' I f r ,L, f 7 J 4 - Lt I . - L X .' I Y 1 . I , if ,J 4 , .A KVIGLDYNIF J' It 4 , I . V i J- 'ga K l ,ll lvl! P , u f W f . . I 4 'lf ', at ' 9 ' . H., 'Q T A! l 1 L ' 'y J ff J' S A 19 5 .3 Y J .4-.4 W. S , 1 K ' K ' I N v -t I' , 1 ' 3- 5 f . . ' 1 5 A' l V ' A 1 A 'Q 6 -a fn I rl Q Li' 1-3 ' x I U jk I r. Row 1. D. McKenna-y, D. McCoy, B. Mclntire, B. McGlothlin, J. McMurray. Row 2. B. McLean, R. McIntosh, W. Meadows. C. Meadows, B. Merkle. Row 3. R. Melton, C. Millhouse R. Miller, I. Miller, E. Mills. Row 4. M. Minardo, E. Minters J. Misner, G. Mink, D. Mount. Row 5. K. Montgomery, B. Morrison, J. Morehouse, E. Moyer, L. Moore. Row 6. H. Murphy, J. Murphy, R. Myers, D. Nelson, M. Hamilton. Row 7. P. Neher, M. Newton. J. Nice, R. Harper, D. Norman. Row 1. M. O'Brien, M. Primer, J. Orr, N. Osborn, M. Osborn. Row 2. G. Osterling, P. Owens, J. Oberle, N. Paddack, D. Purdy. Row 3. J. Parker, P. Parker, N. Petterson, M. Peachin, C. Peacock, Row 4. M. Graves, D. Phillips. L. Phillips, J. Pickering. D. Plantenga. Row 5. M. Primer, F. Price, B. Rae, D. Ramsay, M. Rawley. Row 6. A. Rayburn, D. Ratcliff, D. Reed, D. Reel, J. Redinbow. Row 7. M. Rice, R. Richardson, B. Robertson, J. Robinson, J. Robertson. SOPHOMORES i Q A ..,. 'J' Y I f x. I L ,A ,V l ' , . 1 N .. . 1 --9 E J ,A L. A A 1 . K- K X N' it A I '.-4, If . ' ' ar-I 1 f 1' - X ' 5 116' ' if '15 ' Q, Y? ' x 3. ,-9 I 1 r ,f rl - s '95 . - an i , J A Ai ' is' 'L' 'Q ' f T' 4, f ' R. K .X-. if JJ M M.. P- b it-sq V 4 'Q A i ,.. iv f H 1 4 G 5 A:-.ale 3 R at fi V fyr' Vik A 6 S ' 7 is V H M...nAf'vl 'i A l is I J 'X J. .J .. Q .1 1 'f of l I Q'-'-rl, 1 6 ' - li -,.. J-. R M X-X ,Qi M with , , -.L 1 Av P... SOPHOMORES I m 1 J 3.4 I 6 v .D ff' i Q, I . l ' f rll Y Y ..Q'.,.a.l, L A l ,Q 1' r af fa .ek . 2 ew 4 'Q 1 ' 1 4' . 'JQYN ' L K W - - -i 1f 'R'-' .AN 5 4 r. if K 5. 4.3.1- . ' - 'Q v 3 . 5 Fi f, 3 ,. .13 f ' ' ,J-4 ' r ,, Va x V !Y--lst, 4 , Q -A l 9 , fi A l we .1 - H ' 'V 'J . 1 1 i A , , K , -1 , J ,A 1 . -- --vnsvg 4 1 2 - ' 'L A9 -5 3 , - ,-, H 'QP 'Ill K -4 s 4 ' .41 W P wifi Row 1. J. Robertson, I. Robinaugh, R. Rogers, B. Rae, B. Ross. Row 2. L. Runda. C. Runda, H. Runda, B. Rycraft, J. Ryves. Row 3. P. Rycliff, D. Saidla, C. Spurgon. P. Sears, D. Sense. Row 4. N. Schmidt, C. Schilling E. Schniable, G. Slesser, G. Slopsema. Row 5. B. Shoaf, E. Short, D. Westfall, E. Sieller, B. Siler. Row 6. T. Smith, B. Smith, N. Snyder, D. Snyder, R. Lively. Row 7. R. Sparger, J. Sperbach, J. Straw, G. Stewart, J. Stancy. Row 1. C. Stong, G. Stong. H. Stivers, M. Stickrod, L. Stong. Row 2.1-I. Stitz, B. Steely, E. Straw, B. Staley, A. Strain. Row 3. D. Starr, B. Strader, B. Stingly. G. Smith, R. Swayzee. Row 4. D, Switzer, C. Sutton, M. Suaco, R, Beard, R. Barnard. Row 5. R. Farrell, R. Taylor, W. Tedford, L. Fergus, L. Terrall. Row 6. P. Thompson, N. Thorpe, P. Faustich, S. Troxel, G. Vanderwitz. Row 7. T. Wade, N. Waddell, R. Ward, R. Wayland, P. Wh ite. SOPHOMORES c 3 ' -., e rf . Q l , ,M I K fue' 1 , 4 ws .1 , 9 :Lx ea 15? l X.. .l 4 , 'TQ 5 f-wi ag. 5 , I .2,A, 4. f . U I tr 'afgwlv V 3 t Q, l S.. i v at Nl, . bi I 1 N l..5 . , A I it .3 I lll :V- 2111: . Yi, . l 5 L fi, f RJ . tvs.. 1- l A l P K: Q, . 2. ' . ' 3, . fs A , M l .fr ffyi Q fag .- faq .M z M A L.., l'. TABLE OF CONTENTS Dedication .,,,, Calendar ,,,,, Faculty ,,,,AA Seniors ,,,, Underclassmen Juniors ,,,,, Sophomores ,,....,.,,..,,., X Freshmen ..,.,, ...,, Sports Clubs .,,,. Advertising ,,,,, ,, 2 .. 4 ,, 7 15 43 51 61 73 83 . ,.,r 103 Produced by NAUTILUS STAFF Directed by Editor-in-Chief, .. Editorial Advisor .... Financial Advisor ,.., ,, Advertising Advisor, Barbara Memmer G. E. Carroll , , , ,G. R. Bradley F. Morgan on is 4 -f Af C,-X 1 , was i 4 l , 3,i7L ,,t fi: 91,11 5 1 ia A, Q i ff 31 , If 4, gg- f vfff.. 'J . 4 W ii 'is' . ,fi FJ 1 Six ' fill! 235' .A n j SOPHOMORES 'Al 1 ,. F. , 4 I ' , l il -.a i- I A9 - p '1 A, I 4 l -3 t . A 'lj-, A li A I I f? SOPHOMORE HISTORY Row 1. B. Williams, J. William B. Williams, J. Wolever, H. Wolsiefer. Row 2. H. Wolsiefer, P. Workham, B. Wood, R. Wayland, B. Yainor. Row 3.0. Zufall. 'Way back when we were freshmen. Yes, 'way back last year we felt uncertain whether we really wanted to go to jeff. We felt and acted just as all freshmen do. In our sophomore year we have felt much more at ease and have participated in school activities and clubs. In our two future years at Jeff we intend to become more active so Jeff will not forget the Class of 49 . Row 1. Ambetor. H. Anderson. J. Alenduff, G. Allan, D. Alt. Row 2. P. Amstutz, L. Aubrey, B. Ave, H. Ayres, J. Ayres. Row 3. A. Azenrow, L. Bagley, F. Bailey, W. Balensiefer, B. Bargud. Row 4. C. Barttlet, J. Baumis. G. Bawekgen, J. Bennett, P. Bennett. Row 5. C. Beard. R, Beechley W. Bell, B. Binz, P. Bratz. Row 6. G. Bickett, G. Birk, J. Black, D. Blizzard. S. Boehen. ' Row 7. A. Bollock, B. Bone, H. Boor, B. Bowen, B. Boyle. FRESHMEN Q An - , A :ro A -+ . lp' war ' P A f x ,... 4: :L lj ' lg, ur . , ' v..m , km A.. ..n-....-....4 WW..- ' .- - M, . - ' . 5. .Q Q , tm , J . ,Q .-,. , ' r , 5 , , S5 A , 1 if 'H Q, A . ' sr Q1 - A - A-. ' J 1 I . ' . .4 5 Q .... --,- .... . .f .. . QM 1 ,' f ll f. ' - - ' fb of 'Q , al ,. ' 'lvl-5 ' gf' A' l 1-W .4 5 Q U. A Y . yi f 2 + I .. . 3 . 3 ., . . A .. i 0 f Q A , fi U i I il x N ,N nth 7 3 ' M .J -fd 3 .,. n,- -n FRESHMEN ,.. ,,,1., N, .,f.- -1, - . -3, f if . AV .v J 1 3 ..a '-9 , .,.,.,1! Q! an , MQ 4, F' F. ni 1- -5 -5 5 at' Q.. u 1 4 ,'- A 1 , Q 1. . I of A L -1 ,-,,, I 'f I -is Q , 4 Row 1. D. Boze, C. Burke, H. Burgess, B. Burros, N. Branch. Row 2. A. Bristol, D. Broch, P. Brunson, G. Burns, B. Brooks. Row 3. N. Brookbanks, N. Brour, J. Brown. A. Bryant, J. Carr. Row 4. B. Carr, V. Carte, C. Carter, D. Carry, J. Cavanaugh. Row 5. N. Chreskoes, R. Clark, J. Clawson, M. Clock, A. Cohen Row 6. R. Cole. J. Connor, P. Connor, Connor, R. Cooper. Row 7. J. Cooper, F. Corns. R. Cavanaugh, H. Collin, J. Crites. FRESHMEN v Q . , ,, . ff. iii. , Q st Row 1. D. Crowell, C. Dailey, A 3 FH- Z-' - C . 5 3 F. - of if ca J. Dailey, -I. Dawson, ,ff , I -x ' Z f, S. Degler. ' ' . ' 1 V - i V 'NA f ,..--... X Row 2. P. DcBelt, C. De-llinger, . ,H A ., C. Dexter, J. Deilous, E. DeYoung. f 1 Row 3. B. Dimmit, F. Donahue, '- D. Downs, C. Duran, , f ', A + W. Durham. P SH- 1 f' Row 4. A. Dye, J. Esterbrook, ,cs H. Eberly, B. Edwards, ' , ' . Y M stiff I . 'TI gl . 'Ol -35 .-.. .Qi m 'Fl cg 5- L L 3 ng. -7 I. J., ,fx . 52 K J. Edwards. 4' ,S Row 5. B. Elliot, P. Erwin, . P. Erwin, J. Estergreen, 4- Z x 'S '- B. Etter. Q. T ' -sv- l I Row 6. C. Evans, C. Evans, C G. Evans, B. Galema, , ff 3 .45 H. Galema. l ,f is ' ' qlw.. - A .W . F' E N' Row 7. K. Garrison, A 5, ' G. Gellenbeck, J. Gexlenbeck, A ., 4 55 O. Gellenbeck, J. Gibson. 3 A K' . V -- -E .-. DEX A? . Q 19 - n I 4 4 . 1. ia: . 1 3 I - i V rw 1 Vw ug 'll' .3 . 1 I: Y,- 'K 7' l l l V , fi ' X - r, Wd -ani? 1 5 ' . -.3 K' -4, ..,.. . . A 'Q .A ll-..-ii? gl of 9 .. . 1 5 rush 5- . -3 Q - 5 .nj . ff .13 . L . 5 3 ' 1 . ii 9? -Q . 4. FRESHMEN I h V '71, 1 , U3 Q 1- ' 9 - , -Q 4 , I . . ,- ,Q tid' A v '33 VY 4 A ,dv All Q 1 ,U QJ5.. ' , u wi A u 5- ia -.. Q I h ,' . - . ' M-it-'xml ki 3 'V - I A5 I ta 4 F , I ' 42 - V! L I x I .K I . 'Jiri-Si g F , 3 .. n .1 ,ff , , 5 .. N 9- X I ' Q E AA . W! ..,,... r 'Y lsr, i I' H -Q! ii: Q A f - 9 t . ff JA: l 4 N - - 2 5 I S Q nf . A l 'Y 'J V fi , S. 1 04 ' A A.-:E 8 .li ri I 5. Q Row 1. L. Gilliland, J. Graham, J. Green, B. Greenwood, J. Grettencord. Row 2. S. Graham. B. Greenwood, M. Goclaud, J. Grove, R. Goddard. Row 3. J. Guilkey, L. Gilliland, T. Hauge, T. Hahn, M. Hall. Row 4. J. Hamming, R. Hamilton. J. Hankins. P. Hann, B. Haynes. Row 5. B. Haynes. B. Harvey. J. Heide, B. Heston, H. Heniso. Row 6. B. Hicks, J. Hirschinger J. Hoffa, A. Holtz, D. Holst. Row 7, H. Holand,H. Hophaver B. Hopstom, N. Houniaid, A. Howard. Row 1. W. Hoskins, J, Howard, L. Huston, D. Knutson, B. Hull. Row 2. P. Huth. W. Idle, P. Aster, G. Jacks, J. Jones. Row 3. M. Jones, R. Schoonover, G. Janson, J. Johnston, P. Vallenburger. Row 4. D. Kantz, M. Kellogg, D. Keller, Kerchollf, M. Kennedy. Row 5. P. Keys, C. Kingery, J. Kiser, C. Kingery, C. King. Row 6. R. Klinkcr, B. Klinker, G, Koerner, B. Kupky, C. Korty. Row 7. C. LaCvay, G. Lane, E. Lahr, D. LaGuire, R. Leaman. FRESHMEN .- fa 4 . I . . x, , . rfk 3. ad-,fy 40, A f ,li 7 u tg. '- . ef-v of B f 3 Q l ' . ' X tw, ,NX Y f 15' if . 3 L J 1 Q 2 - X' .93 ' - C '3 - 0 ' 1 ,Fig ,v A9 xl: X Wk 1 ,z N ' eff..-Q... l i . J .WY nt' 1 -Y' Qvs 1 fa' 5 A .. B in .A 93 J . v. , .li Y 1 Q ' - J . ff ' . 1 'j .fi i A ' C A 'W 'flu J f- 1 . . A V. . ,A A , .WA Q .Q qi' J . 1 Q . F . M ' T 1 J A ga AA 1' A 1 Q. J ,auf , ' f ' +143 B 5 ' .it J if A . 4' at 1 f fi , . 5.1 4 V ,IQ , f' arid z I 3 4' ' A In F Y h It AA '- ,J s, .0 J It . , f W f .4 . 'A , ,..q E i1 ,, ly Y: - . 1 'K K 7 K . I X J 41 , T A, 3-gl A J :Wh . C ll.: Row 1. R. Leaman, M. Lester, J. Leibinguth, R. Leaman, W. Lods. Row 2. J. Libenthal, C. Lohanan, E. Luman, G. Luscombe, G. Lucas. Row 3. L. Lucas. L. Mackintosh, I. Masse. Row 4. V. Mahoney, V. Maykew, H. Marks, M. Mal1eos.I. Masse. Row 5. P. McCord, L. McDowelI,B. McCall, C. McConnell, D. McGlothlen Row 6. J. McG1othlen, H. McDaniel, P. McCord. J. Miller, B. Milner. Row 7. C. Miller. B. Michaels, B. Mitchell, E. Morgan. E. Morrison. Row 1. H, Mulhaupt, J. Mullen. J. Munger, M. Mohlman, L. Misner. Row 2. B. Michaels. W. Meadows, C. Morris, D. Nelson, D. Nelson. Row 5. B. Newhouser, J. Northrupt, G. Nugent, P. Pace, J. Reel. Row 4. D. Paddock, B. Parker, P. Palmer, P. Palmer, M. Pechin. Row 5. J. Pechin. J. Pershing. M. Petuson, D. Phillips, J. Pierce. Row 6. C. Pilling. H. Platenga, J. Poling, B. Polard, B. Priest. Row 7. E. Priessy, M. Posthauer, B. Pac, J. Pacer. FRESHMEN . M, 'N-. . ai 'l ' 'I ap J l 4? 'I A yi ,a , 'Q 6 ' J - .-:- A P z' 5 . '. 1 M 'B A 1-as I' ,Qi S Q 'xl .5 U --M . I f' 1 4 5 ,E . 4 , ,, . ., , ' ' ff ww 5 A A G . I f-:T .' ' - fi. .. fa. 4 ' Q D 7 .4 1. Q J -11+ ,Q Ag nag.: 1, i P it if y ,-pu K -9 . ' ' V I I 'F Q' W B Ml ' Ia V o fl ' ' ' .. 1 ' as J - A4 - . - - ..,. ' ,J . nf - r 'T . wi n f J ! s - f.' i. is .. i 1 . A I c FRESHMEN f '-W' 45: ' ' ' -y 'Q,, 3 l -E ' ,B A is X A 3 ' W - :A 1' . f ' X F l , s x x 3' J me J X . , - X fs i - 43 K' A 'U l . -Q 2 , A .J . 'U' Q 51. ' . s 1 1 -LL -i - i -A ' K JA 2 .v ' W-Wiiwl '-'--J A x I R 5 ., ,. , 4 H .gr . 4- Q f . Q -M N -MM . ' 5 W . A 4 ' . hgh , I I V A S 41. - V. 8 l ffl . , 'fx , f 5. ,A K 3 V wx l '- -1 .4 ,Q , 4, -' 7 J-.3 A P ' ' f f ' I l . ' 4 ,Q ' Q, il 4 3 'Q .L4 u -3 Row 1. D. Radar. F. Rapp, J. Redinbo, I. Robinaugh, M. Red. Row 2. S. Rediger, P. Reynolds, B. Reece, A. Reitieneu. J. Redinbo. Row 3. M. Rhodes, J. Ricks,'5 J. Roberts, E. Rock, R. Rasmussan. Row 4. T. Robinson, B. Robinson, W. Robinson, M. Roberson, G. Ross. Row 5. E. Roozeiuan, D. Rogers, B. Rostov, B. Runda B. Runda. Row 6. P. Ryan, D. Sacket, E. Saxton. G. Schilling, H. Schultz. Row 7. C. Schwab, M. Schilling, C. Schilling, W. Scales, J. Schoner. Row 1. L. Sewines, P. Slivers, H. Shaw, J. Sheets, M. Shigley. Row 2. B, Shoaf, -I. Steiner B. Sickles.P. Sietsma, G. Sickles. Row 3. L. Sliger. P. Slifer, C. Smith. B. Smith. B, Smith. Row 4. L. Smith. T. Smith. P. Sol1ar,R. Steine-r,D. Steiner Row 5. B. Stebens. G. Steffen. M. Stalks, J, Stiver. Row 6. J. Steffen. I. Steiner. M. Stump, R. Saubert. G. Spear. d Row 7. G. Switzer, G. Sutherland, S. Snyder. B. O'Brien, V. Oddle. i i 4 FRESHMEN .15 JD .iw w : Qs . Kv4 3. A 'r . 43175 wi - 6' Ja., All A , '- A 8 4 W f! ,J I , .1 ' .3 I ' , Y ' X way --ug lx , ,li , 49 46 ff! , if -an . 'i , Q ?. fy i Q X Y A ,H - ff' . .15 ' flux 3 F' 4 f 19 'Kfmivl Q fl. 7 . p i -9 U' -2 pr 4 -Q nl. s 7 h 4 F i nr tk i 1Hgf 3 Q Il 6 X. Q .. 1 . f I '. f - ' v , if W I BF ,L 11 9? .--1 .iv -7- , . J.. .a if ,, , lu wif ,I . 9.-. Pa 2, gmuzwt 7946 7947 SEPTEMBER Gee, it seems like vacation just started, but here it is September again and the beginning of another school year-not to mention the beginning of a successful football season for our Bronchos. OCTOBER The annual Booster Dance turned out to be the outstanding event of the month with Helen Watkins reigning as queen and Linda Cassini, Eileen Pilling, and Gladys Thomas as her attendants. NOVEMBER Yippee! We are all dressed up in our best duds to attend the Gallop where Bill Riley lassoed the crown. Everyone was also talking about the spectacular return of the Red and Black Revue. FRESHMEN 5: 9 1 -14 5. 3 l Q ni Q? ll 2 3 ix rx V i J if L fi f 4. ' 4 5. A Q QQ X V W . - .,g r Q. z ' 4 4 Q 7 - Og E i 4 - A I ia- 1 i 'rr' , - , E - fuk.. i ' . 1 5 4 2 l 47 I ff 'ijt MPM f K 1 A I , Lwvvfg 'J T .f' ' . 1 'T - 'I F X R. 5 U l V, . I ,gy Q gl, Ii f Q' v l ,-. lf' . 4... .. , i fo f f- JL rs s X A 9 . 17 J s 1 l Q l 0 Row 1. J. Owen, M. Owen, J. Taylor. J. Tennes, P. Trimble Row 2. J. Thompson, P. Thompson, R. Thompson, R. Thuiston, O. Trapp. Row 3. M. Tremble, G. Tyrie, L. Tyrie, B. Van Ostem, B. Vaughan. Row 4. G. Van Sicle, W. Veach, B. Walker, B. Walker, B. Walker. Row 5. T. Wade, P. Ward, B. Haskins, R. Ward, J. Watson. Row 6. S. Welsh, P. Webb, D. Weir, E. Westcott. B. Whipple. Row 7. M. White, M. White. B. White, J. William, J. Wellman. Row l. J. Watherford. N. Witt, J. Ween, M. Wakins, N. Williams. Row 2. G. Woliver, A. Young. A. Young, J. Yammer. W. York. Row 3. R. Yuell, J. Farrell, W. Ferguson, V. Fields, D. Feaster. Row 4. D. Friend, P. Fritz, R. Frinfrock, M. Fisher. R. Foster. Row 5. M. Fry, J. Bilt, J. Merchant, D. Oley, B. Simpson. Row 6. A. Burke, C. Moise, S. Boeh. D. McNary, A. Sicer. Row 7. C. Sietsma, G. Ramey, B. Rankin, B. Bone, J. Ket. FRESHMEN , f -1 ' fi: F Y l -4 L- va 19 2 Q. 1 if, ,, i f , 2 3 4 V Q 5 1 . . ,Q ,A 'A J. ' lf Q L i fA, N 5 fb i ' A F Q I . '95, .4 . . 5 'A' l V X i .ff ' L' mf . 'TQ ' F l 4: 3 l ' W I ' ' Q' t. an f -. ,V I f l f ' ' J ' . A' . . , , I 'J 1 ' 4' 4- - 'uf VJI, ' I . if J, f' -A r P A L ll' 4 n 1 I ' Pau-1 1 FRESHMEN ' Lis. Row 1. W. Idle, A. James, A E. Jewell, D. Morrow, 5 E. Furrier. .1 L ln L ROW 2. S. Schaikel, A. Smith FRESHMAN HISTORY Only last September, we shyly made our way through the halls, avoiding the upper classmen as much as we could. We dropped books, bought elevator and Convo tickets and the word Pry is still ringing in our ears. The school still seems a little new to us but we're adjusting very rapidly by joining clubs and participating in social affairs. In our future years here at Jeff we hope to be active in school affairs and establish ourselves to more modern means of study. R QWQWQ Spa? rs 17 I YELL- LEADERS Ye-I1 Leaders: Dorothy Kaiser, Donna Clark, Gleyer Switzer, Shirley Cole, Charlotte Kaiser FOOTBALL First Row, Ielt to right: G. Mitchell, E. Henninger, P. Smith, B. Afflis, M. Morehouse, C Frank G. Lahr, B. Lennen, D. Schnaible, B. Morrow, J. Stump. Second Row: G. Runyon, P. Cooper, P. Bush, K. Hoover, D. Bennett, J. Cripe, M. Nelson, B Kiser J. Duffy, N. Snyder, J. Mottram, D. Casey. Third Row: Assistant Coach Britt, G. Sliger, B. Field, J. Goris, D. Mount, D. Purdy, J. Morehouse P. Manis, B. Riley, J. Mullen, K. Scott, G. Buck, Coach M. Crawley, Assistant Coach Willy. 1946 SCORES Jeff ,,,,,, ,,,,,, l 9 Anderson .,...,,,,,,,,,,, Jeff ...,.. .,,, 1 Indianapolis fTechj Jeff ...... ...... 3 5 Kokomo Jeff ,,,,., .... 7 Richmond Jeff ...... ...... 2 0 Frankfort . .. Jeff ...,.. ..., 6 Marion ,....., Jeff ...... ...... 3 9 Crawfordsville Jeff ...... .,.... 2 0 West Side, ,... , l'm:u Tl forfeit FOOTBALL G. Mitchell W. Afflis P. Manis P. Smith W. Morrow C. Frank B. Lennen R. Schnaible E. Henniger -I. Stump E. Lahr B. Afflis The jeff Bronchos experienced another fine season, finishing iirst in the North Central Conference with a conference record of six wins and no losses. They finished the season with a total of eight wins and no losses. The team this year also boasted of an All-State player. Bill Afflis, guard, being chosen on the first team of all polls. This year's team was reinforced by two new coaches, Norm Willey, line coach, and Gene Britt, end coach. Their services were invaluable as the season's record shows. Pete Gettings, end candidate, was sidelined by a leg injury the first of the season. His was the only major mishap of the season. Page TJ First Row, left to right: E. Hall, D. Casey, D. Bol, D. Schnaible, B. Masters, C. Reitemeier Second Row: Coach Crawley. J. Mottram, E. Henniger, D. Robinson, B. Lennen, B. Kiser, C Vaughan jeff ..,.,,.. ...... Jeff ........ ...... jeff ........ ..,... Jeff ..,..... ...... Jeff ........ ...... Jeff Jeff .....,.. ...,.. Jeff Jeff Jeff Jeff Jeff Jeff ,.,..... ...... I BASKETBALL 39 jeff ...,,... ,,..,. Delphi .,,...,.....,.....,. 34 jeff Crawfordsville ........ 35 Jeff Lebanon .......,........ 24 Jeff Richmond ...,........,. 39 jeff Anderson ...., ........ 3 5 Jeff Shelbyville ............ 39 Jeff Kokomo ,..,... Frankfort ....,,.,..... 44 Jeff Central S. B .,......... 40 jasper ......... ........ 4 4 Jeff Sectional Clarks Hill ...........,.. Monitor .,,. . 23 Jeff Regional Zionsville .,... .,,.,... 42 Jeff ...,,.,. ..,,.. Jeff ..,.,... .,,... 14 Jeff ........ ...... Richmond Newcastle Lebanon .. Frankfort Muncie Central Tech ........ Marion ..., Logansport Crawfordsvllle West Side.. West Side.. Shadeland Rossville ,. BASKETBALL C. Reitemeier B. Lennen D. Schnaible D. Bol B. Masters Guard Forward Center Forward Guard The 1946-47 basketball team will be remembered in years to come. partly because of the fine schedule turned out and partly because of their actual basketball ability. They copped the North Central Conference title by winning ten and losing none. This is the First year that has been accomplished since 1935. That 51 to 50 tragedy handed out by Rossville in tournament play was the same jinx that has hovered over the Bronchos for many preceding years. It, by the way, was one of the hardest fought games ever to be played in the Jeff gym. The ball club consisted of Perk Reitemeier, Don Bol. Bob Lennen and Dick Schnaible, seniors, and Bob Masters, the only junior on the team. The absence of Pete Gettings was felt considerably. These seniors have worked hard for four years together. From the student body to these graduating seniors we extend a hearty greeting for a job well done. Page rr DECEMBER Christmas vacation finally rolled around, and all our spare time was taken up with ice-skating, sledding, the Holiday Tourney, and parties. And ohhhh some of the unique snow scenes that we saw at that time. JANUARY With the Holiday Vacation over. it was back to school with our number one New Year's resolution being, more study- ing in the future. The change of the se- mester and exciting basketball games oc- cupied the rest of our spare time. FEBRUARY Cupid's Paradise, better known as The Queen of Hearts Dance, was held at Lin- coln Lodge this year. Everyone agreed that Joann Scott, who was attended by Marilyn Moore, Joan Baugh, Donna Clark, Barbara Memmer, and Dorothy Kaiser. made a very nice valentine. MARCH Our biggest date of this month was A Date With Judy , starring a wonder- ful Senior cast. Orchids to the cast for bringing all the hilarious escapades of the unpredictable Judy to the Jeff stage. 3 Awifi Sufi fwfr? .iii I wk if ' . N idfr .t 8 tr., ' 1 's li . ,gn a ' f N Q J. W K YQ. Vx i A' , ,x t '5f5'1Q' - H H .44 ff' ui .. ,511 54' if a s T' a ,ns Q - ea f I A ff ' fx . Y 1 ' , M. -'-, 1 5- 1' 2. .L lr., .ll r . Page First Row, left to right: C. Reitemeier, R. Masters, D. Ambler, C. Sutton. Second Row: Coach L. Glendenning, J. Bongen, D. Switzer, F. Watson, C. Reynolds. CROSS-COUNTRY This year a new sport was introduced into Jeff. This being Cross Country. Quite a few fellows turned out and they developed into a good team. One of our new coaches this year, Mr.'Glendenning, was the coach. The team had two meets with Frankfort, a tri- angular meet with Ben Davis Qlndianapolisj and Pike Township, one meet with Marion, and then the state meet. As a whole, the team did a good job. Next year everyone is looking forward to a strong showing as many lettermen are returning. The team finished among the first third of two hundred and fifty teams in the state. Pugl- ra Front Row, left to right: Alt, Walker, Schilling, Schilling, Crumbo, Clemens Moore Black DeBoy Bennett, Reynolds, Richardson, Horknocker, Alper. Middle Row: Mahoney. Parker, Goris, Nelson, Rohrabaugh. Morgan, Sense, Gross Watson Frinfrock Bundrent. Morrow, Heffner, Frinfrock, Morehouse, Afflis. Back Row: McConno1, Bongan, Robinson. Corbin, Laxton, Buck, Masters, Lucus Nelson Vande-right Burnell, Dunn, Suttan, Henniger, Casey, Kingery. TRACK The schedule for the 1947 season is as follows: April April April April April May May May May May May 2 11 17 25 29 3 6 9 13 16 24 Delphi, thcre Shortridge. here Frankfort. there Indianapolis Relays at Tech West Side and Attica, here Kokomo Relays Attica Relays North Central Conference Central Indiana Meet at Frankfort Sectionals, here State Meet at Indianapolis First Row, left to right: Eckman, Sense, D. Purdy, B. Dodds, D. Mount, B. Morrow, E. Morgan. Second Row: J. Dye, J. Morrow, K. Henriott, J. Stants, T. Smith, T. Budd, E. Rock. WRESTLING Another good sport newly introduced into Jeff is wrestling. This rough-and-tumble sport is coached by Norm Willey, one of the new coaches this year. Due to the fact that this sport has just started in this school, the team as a whole turned in a good starter. The team, piloted by Bill Morrow, came out seventh in the State Wrestling Meet held at Bloomington. There were thirteen teams competing for the title. There will be many new returning lettermen for next year. Pngv HI7 BASEBALL This year, Jefferson High School will have one of the best baseball teams ever turned out here in recent years. With the ability of twelve returning lettermen and many more players. a tough schedule has been forecast by Coach Sam Lyboult. It is as follows: April April April April April April April April April April May May May May May May May May May 14 15 17 18 21 22 23 25 28 29 2 8 13 14 16 20 23 26 29 Crawfordsville 7 Stockwell Oxford Logansport . Stockwell Lebanon .Ben Davis Kokomo Oxford Lebanon New Castle . Anderson Marion ,Ben Davis , Frankfort Tech . Richmond Crawfordsville Muncie The twelve returning lettermen are: Bob Lennen, Perk Reitemeier. Don Bol. Dick Kimball, Haldon Graves. Dick Robinson. Earl Turner. Alan Gregory, Bob White, Dick Schnaible. Jim Stump, and Harry Leader. The team looked forward to a successful season in the North Central Conference. Pg81 4 J. Club 'Z,T l'-'T ' . i ' ' W V..A.i.v.-,s.... x . LH, -..g....., r 4 Ki.. - . . 3-f. , . . Q K ' A L L l - L - Top Row: W. Aftiis. G. Lahr, C. Reitemeier, G. Mitchell, R. Robinson. P. Manis, K. Scott. W. Morrow, R. White, T. Alper, D. Ambler. Middle Row: E. Henninger, J. Stump, C. Frank, P. Smith, P. Gettings, D. Bol, R. Schnaible, R. Kim- ball. E. Rogers, D. Amos, J. Bongan. Bottom Row: D. Casey, C. Reynolds, P. Bush, M. Nelson, J. Cripe, R. Lennen, M. Morehouse. G. Runyan. G. Sliger, R. Field. The J Club is made up of boys who have won letters in one of the six sports at Jeff: football, basketball, baseball, track, cross Country and wrestling. Coach Crawley is the sponsor of the club which holds its usual monthly meetings. Members of the club elect officers to the club annually. This year Bob Lennen is president: Gene Lahr, vice-president: and Paul Smith. secretary-treasurer. I'ugw H I V A C N q L! 'Vi E F - 521 ,RQ 85' I 1 .9, w - 11 '. 11 .I if fu. Sunshine Society Top Row: A. Niemantsver- driet, J. Hansen, B. Foster, D. Aurenz, P. Roberts, D. Kiser, C. Loeb, J. Arnold, M. Huegal P. Smith, M. House, J. EW- banks, C. Jessup, N. Overesch J. Scott, B. Ritenour, M. Moore, J. Rose, J. Thoma. Third Row: D. Bishop, J Guenther, D. Hankins, J. Camp- bell, P. Neher, R. Levering, J Hooker. H. Watkins, P. Bauer J. Black, V. McDaniels, S. Feas- ter, B. Fisher, B. Basinger, E Pilling, M. Brudi, J. Merkel, E Kull, A. Riley, B. Hegleson, L Silvers, B. Strebe. Second Row: J. McCord, R Cassini, B. Bylsma, C. Platenga V. Breitwieser, M. Davis, A Skomp, L. Cassini, P. Under- wood, D. Dobbins, M. Watson B. Morgan, A. Linsernan, J. Gro- gan, C. Kiser, M. Hilton. First Row: J. Elliott, N. Meyers. C, Troxel, J. Panlener, B. Quarterman, J. Memmer, N. Singley, M. Rhodes, P. Brunton. The Sunshine Society, a state-wide organization to which any Jeff girl can belong, has completed another year at Jeff. The ofhcers. Jo Ann Rose. president: Alice Skomp, vice- presidentg Helen Watkins, secretary, and Jane Hooker. treasurer, together with Miss Slayback, the faculty sponsor. and the various committee chairmen. have made possible the annual Bronchoette Gallop, which was held in November of 1946 and concessions at basketball games. The Club has supported and aided all National and Community Drives of the past year and has made plans to be the hostess for the Annual State Sunshine Convention of 1948. fridge, J. Campbell, P. Neher, D. Hankins, R. Levering, N. Singley. Front Row: B. Gress, M. Collum, J. King, K. Klinger, L. Silvers, M. Rhodes, P. Brunton. A. James, L. Fergus, R. Macin- tosh, J. Panlener, B. Quarter- man, N. Paddack. Page 83 x Top Row: S. Recliger. G. Nugent, B. Smith, N. Overesch, D. McNary, P. Keys, M. Hatter, C. Bol, E. Schnaible. A. Hohn- haus, J. Eubanks, H. Watkins, J. Elliott, N. Meyers, M. Moore, J. Rose, A. Smith, B. Simpson. Middle Row: J. Memmer, J. Dales, P. Klinker, R. Cassini, J. McCord, S. Vaughan, D. Kaiser, J. Arnold, P. Roberts, M. Hue- gel, F. Flack, B. Rediger, B. Suf- Kennedy, C. Plantenga, J. Mc- Bowling League , i .ri - .-2 '. '..-' l 1, L-J' ,. ',:'1'.-,hxff ..,,f'3 Gf efis 5 -'14-K,--fi M f -N, l , Q .:,.,v,,,gqm pr- , '7 v'-awww, x ' . Y ' Y . Q Top Row: E. Murphy, F. Cottrilt, J. Galema, W. Campbell, J. Cook, G. Hoefer, R. Rohrabaugh, R. Stanfield, J. Merkel, E. Kull, M. Payne, W. Moore, P. Henry, B. Basinger. Middle Row: Miss Sexton, H. McClain, G. Plantenga, K. Stone, H. Leader, P. Hicks, R. Foster, W. Everett, A. Kaser, J. Guenther, J. Cook, R. Orr, Miss Beaver. Bottom Row: J. Barnhardt, B. McKinley, P. Covington, P. Brunton, W. Miller, P. Bone, A. Merkel. E. Schnaible, A. Hohnhaus, C. Bol, M. Ashby. The Bowling League is composed of students interested in the sport of bowling and it meets every Thursday evening and bowls for awards which are given to top averages at a banquet at the end of the season. The season is also climaxed by tournaments. Miss Sexton is sponsor of the club and Al Merkel. Walter Miller, and Phil Bone have been the student leaders. Pmrf- 81