Jefferson High School - Nautilus Yearbook (Lafayette, IN)

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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

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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

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-- 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