Jefferson High School - Nautilus Yearbook (Lafayette, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 172 of the 1948 volume:

Row 1, Ielt to right: T. Klooz, M. Rose, R. Holt, J. McMurray, Lehman, R. Rogers, B. Hicks, S. Norris, C. Dexter, J. Clay, B. Clawson, M. Burke, M. Barton, P. Keys, P. Bennett, D. Coleman. Row 2: S. Leath, M. Seifers, D. Rogers, A. Smith, A. Dick, M. Reitemier, V. Carte, G. VanSickle, G. Steffan. S. Bishop, E. Croy, M. Graves, B. Edwards, J. Masterson, P. Baer, M. Mansfield, D. Sackett, P. Bratz, V. Fields. Row 3: Miss White, P. Workman, T. Wilkinson, E. Short, R. Howe, H. Coy, R. Baumgardt, B. Semmes, C. Braun, W. Balensiefer, R. Klinker, N. Schilling, B. Martin, C. Francik, D. Hetrick. L'ha'uu, Of the various musical organizations in the school the Mixed Chorus is one of the largest and oldest. Its membership for each semester is between fifty and sixty students. The chorus was first organized twenty years ago and has contributed entertainment for various school functions. Miss Camilla White has been the director and the organizer of the Chorus. A student is selected to accompany the Chorus each semester. The students themselves select the officers. The officers for '47 were: Noel Schilling, president, Julia McMurray. secretary-treasurer: Ruth Ann Rogers, librarian, and Bob Semmes was accompanist. For the semester of '48: Ray Baumgardt, president, Dolores Radcliffe, secretary-treasurer, Lois Phillips, librarian, and Carol Dexter was the publicity director. l'uy.- 4 HELP y - t if suv Fnunf t gig ax, . K I '53 1 , 'I , , . RADIO PROGRAM A radio program in which a general business discussion was carried on was broadcast for a semes- ter from Mr. Minier's jun- ior Business Class from 9:00 to 9: 15. The program was carried on as a general class discussion and regular classroom technique was used. Howard Smith acted as engineer for the pro- gram. FRIENDSHIP TRAIN Students of Jefferson High School, mind- ful of the food shortage in the countries overseas, donated food and money to be taken on the Friendship Train on its tour through the United States to collect food for the unfortunate people of the world. Clubs and rooms donated money and to- gether bought quantities of food, and indi- viduals gave individual donations. Marilyn White, the girl to the left. is the originator of the idea, and Miss Radcliffe was the sponsor of the group. The project was conducted by the first hour Health Education class. Jerilea Steffen, the girl to the right. is the artist responsible for the poster seen in the background. l'ugw HU A ,9:'.. 'QJ5 Row 1, left to right: L. Guenther, B. Cooper, M. Koepkey, M. Robinson, B. Birch, B. Brand, M. Larson, B. Hendricks, R. Cooper, M. Guiney, M. Watkins. Row 2: Miss White, M. Watkins, P. Lawson, E. Bennett, F. Mallios, N. Schmidt, L, Phillips, S. Crandell, M. Newton, J. Edwards. Row 3: B. Merkel, J. Sams, R. Knowles, R. Wayland, D. Cole, M. Swan, P. McCord, L. Strong, M. Graves, P. Swatts, V. Hicks. BML 5120- 51145 The Girls, Glee Club, which has been active for eighteen years, is carrying out the traditions nicely. They take an active part in presenting convos, musical comedies, and the Red and Black Revue. They have the demerit system of government. ,,,,,.- -fn SENIOR PLAY First Night Left to right: Bill Michael, Patsy Smith, Glen Mitchell, jo Bennett, Pat Manis, Marilyn House, Jack Feaster, Beverly McKinley, Lee Lahr, and joan McCord. The annual Senior Play was presented in the Auditorium, March 18 and 19, The play given was Dear Ruth by Norman Krasna. Mrs. Lelah Clark directed the production. Jo Bennett and Patti Covington played the alternated lead as Ruth , The parents were portrayed by Lee Lahr and joan McCord, Jim Hulley and Nancy Overesch. Patsy Smith and Jo Kurtz played the part of the sweet young sister, Miriarn . Bill Michael and Walter English had the riotous role of t'Albert . Ruth's handsome pursuer, Bill , was well portrayed by Pat Manis. Marilyn House and Ivaloo Sailer took the part of Martha , Bill's sister. Martha's sergeant, Chuck , was played by Jack Feaster and Jack Cripe. Bev McKinley and Mary Brudi played the part of Dora , the family maid. Glen Mitchell, who played the part of the sailor, Harold Klobbermeyerv, appeared once but much to the delight of the crowd. Capacity houses greeted both performances. Second Night Walter English, joan Kurtz, Glen Mitchell, Patti Covington, Pat Manis, Ivaloo Sailer, jack Cripe, Mary Brudi, Jim Hulley, and Nancy Overech. l'nu.- 'll Row I, left to right: J. Kamp, J. Stump, S. Coling, K. Hoover, J. Hooker, K. Stone, D. Howe. Row 2: J. Miller, D. Bennett, N. Schilling, W. Albright, J. Arnold, C. Loeb. Row 3: J. Mullen, J. Bongen, D. Robinson, D. McCoy, P. Henderson, D. Bates. Row 4: E. Kull, B. Suffridge, M. Huegel, R. Kestner, P. Bush, J. Martin, B. White. 5i.QlLlb'LmdI'lL0, Un The Senior Prom committees are chosen each year by the class officers. The Prom was headed by Shirley Coling and Jim Stump, who, with the whole group. worked hard to make the dance a success. The dance was held in the Jefferson gym on Friday, May 28, from 9 to 12. The gym was gaily decorated with crepe paper streamers and flowers. Shortly after the intermission the Grand March took place, led by the co- chairmen Shirley Coling and James Stump, and their dates. The rest of the committees are as follows: Music-Dick Bennett, chairman, Noel Schilling, Beverly Foster. Programs-Beverly Suffridge, chairman, Jim Miller, Dick Robinson, Elaine Kull. Dor- othy Howe. Concessions-Dorothy McCoy, chairmang Phyllis Hornbeck, James Kamp, Jack Bongen. Decorations-Ray Kestner, chairman, Bob White, Pete Bush, Dave Bates, Maxine Huegel, Jean Merkel, Janet Martin. Publicity-Ken Hoover, chairman, Jane Hooker, Keith Stone. Invitations-Roselynn Burkhart, chairman: Wallace Albright, Carol Loeb, Joyce Arnold. I'ny.- 11' vfwo eff Many convccations were presented to the jeH students this year. The follow- ing is a summary of them: Religious convocations sponsored by the Jeff Hi-Y were presented at Thanks- giving. Christmas, Brotherhood Week, and Easter. Two student convos. the First under the direction of Mr. Charles Martin and Mrs. Edythe Van Camp and the second under the direction of Mrs. Schlotzhauer and Mr. McAdams, were well received by the student body. The music department also provided convocations. Under the direction of Miss Camilla White. the A Cappella Choir. Mixed Chorus and Glee Club gave three musical programs. The 12A Dramatic Class taught by George Smith gave a convocation of one act plays on Friday. May 14th, in the auditorium. To show the skill and team play the jefferson Bronchos exhibited in winning the state championship. convos showing movies of the regionals. semi-finals, and finals were sponsored by the Athletic Department. Two professional convos were also presented during the year. The final convos were the Honor Day Convo and the Senior Convo. lmgf 'r c dirwLanaLa6'!ao4',dZwu.e, The 1947 Red and Black Revue was presented by the students and faculty of Jefferson on Thursday, November 6th, in the Jeff Gym. It was an all-school show given in the tradition started by Morris E. McCarty in 1936, which grew from his idea that students should have an opportunity for self-expression. Every department made its contribution to the Revue. The students from our shops and the art department assisted with the scenery and lighting effects, students from the clothing classes helped with the costumes, and the printing department printed the programs and other publicity. Mr. B. A. McAdams and the orchestra furnished appro- priate music for the acts. Departments presented an act which was under the direction of the teachers of the department. The acts were varied and showed real ingenuity and imagination. The managers of the Red and Black Revue were H. J. Wills, general chairman: Lelah Clark. stage director: Camilla White. music and specialties: George Kenzler, technical advisor, and Elbert F. Morgan, publications. Q- i M . . -' I I 95 , - i ' 3 I , it 4 . S Row I, left to right: Dolly Snyder, Marilyn House. Booster Queen. Damaris Bishop, Eleanor Schnaible. BDDAIIZIL C0anca, The students at the annual Booster Dance. held November 14. were entertained by the music of Fritz Kriesler and his band. The jefferson gym was decorated with clusters of gay red baloons. and colorful streamers. The band stand was adorned with beautiful fall leaves. Marilyn House was crowned Queen while Damaris Bishop. Dolly Snyder and Eleanor Schnaible served as attendants. The committee consisted of: Ed Cavanaugh. chairman: Joyce Arnold, decorations: john Balser, programs: Betty Ritenour. music: Rita Cassini, tickets: and Kenneth Scott. publicity. Ihfuf 'I Leit to right: R. Reed, P. Bush, J. Stump, J. Cripe. B!i0fl,CllD.2ff12, Hallop. jim Stump and Pete Bush reigned as kings at the annual Bronchoette Gallop in the gymnasium on Saturday. October 18. One of the largest crowds to attend the Gallop in recent years attended this year's dance. Andy Imperialls orchestra furnished the music. Many novelty corsages were worn by the boys which were the gifts of the girls. Decorations followed a western style theme, with streamers of green and brown. The main attraction of the decorations was an almost real horse in front of the band stand. The programs followed the green and brown color scheme also. They were green with brown print and cords. Refreshments were served in the cafeteria during the intermission which were cokes and pretzels. The Riley Hospital in Indianapolis received the proceeds from the dance. IHIQV 'Iii I 2 i Left to right: S, Coling, S. Lee, B. Ritenour. J. Arnold. M. Larson, L. Golden. P. Covington. Queenogllmlzfn, Before a crowd of one hundred forty couples. Joyce Arnold was crowned Queen of Hearts, Saturday night, February 14, at the annual Queen of Hearts dance. sponsored by the Jeff Hi-Y in the Jefferson High School gym. Joyce was presented with a heart shaped locket and an arm bouquet of red roses. Shirley Coling, Patti Covington, Tudy Golden, Betty Ritenour. M. Larson, and Shirley Lee were the attendants. and they also were presented with flowers. The gym was decorated with a large canopy of crepe paper streamers. Andy Imperial furnished the music from 8:30 until 11:30. I SECRETARIES Left to right: Miss Nancy Bogan Miss Dora Flatley. C25 SUPERINTENDENT Mr. A, T. Lindley has enthu- siastically accepted his duties as head of the schools of Lafayette. He has taken a vital interest in the success and development of all phases of our school life. Mr. Lindley graduated from Earl- ham College with an A.B. anal he received a Masters Degree at Butler University, 0-I I Left to right: D. Kaiser, S. Coling, P. Barcus, G. Switzer, D. Clark, L. Golden. 'IJQIL Dona Clark, hard working jeff yell leader, headed the cheer squad this year. Dona was ably assisted by Dorothy Kaiser, Phyllis Barcus, Laverne QTudyj Golden, Shirley Coling, and Gleyre Switzer. This group of cheer leaders worked hard to get backing for the team and were well awarded as being yell leaders when the Broncho's captured the state crown. Congratulations not only to the yell leaders, but also to the students who backed the Bronchos all the way to Indianapolis. Imt. 'nl Clltwis CL um? CML QUNS Cong, i Yi I a A . qv 5 la E x if e X 1 -' ' ' . f. ,V ., . :fav .-1 ...W-ov . 4,-.... . , , , . f .f F, ,H Q..-1 .. H1-. -viz... -,L 1.-ms, SWA, .a....frr .- J...-......:' ' - -'1'ff-If f ' H. -..'w::w.. -cw .. :: .v..-V-2-: -mafii Vx 3z'1:'...f.s'.'..,':' Q. .w Row 1, left to right: S. Coling. M. McConnell, D. Clark, M. House, B. Rediger, J. Elliott, D. Aurenz, B. Foster, P. Smith, M. Huegel, B. McKinley. Row 2: Nancy Myers, D. Hankins, P. Neher, J. Barnhart, J. Arnold, H. Watkins, J. Hooker, D. Kaiser, J. Ford. P. Roberts. M. Wood, J. Nothdruft. Row 3: B. Thoennes. R. Levering, N. Overesch, E. Kull, J. Merkel, R. Hamilton, M. Sietsma. R. Burkhardt, A. Parks. N. Sweet. 9.4.5 What do the letters G.A.C. represent and how may I become a member of this organi- zation? These are two questions that are most frequently asked by the freshman girls at Jeff. First, G.A.C. stands for the Girls' Advisory Council and has been in existence here at Jeff under the sponsorship of the Dean of Girls since November of 1921. The purpose of the club is to give service to the school and community. The club provides office and Sunshine Room scouts. This year it has sponsored a check-room for use during basketball games and assisted with the March of Dimes collection in the parochial and city schools. Miss Slayback is the sponsor and the officers are: Pat Neher. presidentg Patty Roberts, vice-president: Joyce Arnold. secretary: Jean Barnhart, treasurer. The program and social activities are determined by the officers and committees each year. Any Jeff girl having sixteen or more credits, who has been recommended by the teachers and the Dean of Girls, who has no more than one unsatisfactory grade on her report card and no office record against her, is eligible for membership. l'ugu 'll Row 1, left to right: P. Henry, J. Barnhart, R. Cassini, J. McCord, B. Suffridge, H. Watkins, B. Truman. B. McKinley, M. Goldsmith, A. Goodhart. Row 2: J. Carter, P. Covington, J. Arnold, P. Roberts, P. Smith. M. Huegel, P. Neher, J. Hanson. M. Wood, P. Hornbeck, D. McCoy, R. Klinker. Row 3: J. Hooker, B. Edwards, M. White, P. Velten, E. Furrer, L. Heffner, J. Riehle, J. Hunter. J. Cripe, E. Cavanaugh, R. Semmes. B. Binz. B. Ritenour, D. Rayl. Row 4: R. Kestner, J. Cook. J. Galema, C. McGrath, J. White, G. Mitchell, B. Strader, K. Scott, D. Robinson, B. McClean, B. Kiser, R. Bennett. ,KM The Jefferson Leaders Club was organized in October, 1947, with Miss Slayback as the sponsor. The purpose of the Jefferson Leader's Club is to strive for more active student participation in club activities, to promote democratic practices in the activities of Jefferson's organizationsg to set a high standard of citizenship, to encourage Jefferson students to be good citizens in school and in the community. Several of the club's meetings have consisted in drawing up and adopting a constitution. The Jefferson Leader's Club has re-opened Club 113. The members have made surveys in different areas of school activities to see what improvements and suggestions can be made to encourage Jefferson students to make our high school one of the best. Any boy or girl who is an officer of an extra class organization of Jefferson High School is a member of the Club. The officers for the year were: John Bush, presidentg Jim Riehle, vice-president: Jean Barnhart, secretary, Frances Flack, treasurer. l'uuu- lllll Row I, left to right: R. Bennett. J. Cripe. B. Kiser, G. Mitchell. Row 2: Mr. Hitchings, K. Hoover, R. Kestner, B. White, B. Masters, P. Bush, J. Kennedy, G. Buck. J. Morehouse, B. Williams, D. Eckman. Row 3: L. Huegel, J. Roberts, D. Edgington, L. Lahr, D. Branigin, D. Slopsema, J. Goris, T. Robinson, R. Austin, Mr. Carroll. Row 4: J. Blosser. R. Huth, B. Ave, J. Keiser, F. Watson, J. Bongen, D. Leslie, H. Burke, K. Scott, D. Switzer. Row 5: J. Gretencord, J. Wellman, T, Heide, D. Robinson, A. Hornocker, T. Smith. F. Guiney, P. Donahue, J. Mottram, P. White. Row 6: J. Hunter, H. Anderson, J. Lucus, W. Albright, G. Manis, J. Mullen, J. Riehle, H. Runda, D. Bates. J. Miller. B. Parker. Row 7: B. Kamp. C. Vaughan, J. Stants, G. Osterling. K. Stone, G. Wolever, J. Stump, P. Dye, B. Riley, A. Cunningham, D. Casey, P. Mclntire, E. Heninger. M-fu The Jeff Hi-Y was composed of 92 members this year. The officers were as follows: Glen Mitchell, presidentg Bill Kiser, vice-presidentg Jack Cripe, secretary: Dick Bennett, treasurer. The club is sponsored by George E. Carroll and Gerald Hitchings. A Christmas Party was held for the members and their dates, and on February 14, the annual Queen of Hearts Dance was held. The Jeff Hi-Y also sponsors religious convo- cations and mixers, has charge of concessions at football games, and contributes 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:.- llll Wfff Row 1, left to right: G. Evans, W. Robinson, R. Smith, J. Galema, J. White, B. McClean, B. Michael B. Stebbins, E. Furrer, D. Corwin. Row 2: H. Smith, C. Francik, W. Evans, H. Howland, A. Bryant, B. Rundle, D. Weast, T. Wade, B. Binz, D. Goodner. Row 3: Mr. Rogers, J. Liebenguth, J. Hamming, G. Farrell, B. Steeley, D. Harris, B. Semmes, F. Rapp, A. Reitemeier. Row 4: J. Hershinger, G. Leader, B. Lannerd, B. Schilling, E. Moyer, G. Rosselot, Mr. Smith. BADYIJC, Jill-71. The Bronx Hi-Y emphasizes the Christian Purpose of the Club, which is ATO create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and community, high standards of Christian character. The platform is: Clean speech, clean sports, clean scholarship, and clean living. It co-operates with the Y.M.C.A. activities and it sponsored the miniature jet auto races at the local Y.M.C.A. and awarded the prizes. It assisted in school activities with a concessions stand and with various school programs. The meetings included: speakers, moving pictures, parties, group discussions, and refreshments. Bob Strader, president: Bob Semmes, vice-president, John Hamming, secretary, Dick Smith, treasurer. l'uw Ill ' r Row 1, left to right: V. Houseright, S. Crandall, S. Gray, F. Pappas, M. Williams. D. Aurenz, J. Elliott, J. Hanson, J. Merkel, E. Kull, R. Burkhardt. L. Feaster, M. Brudi. Row 2: M. Leaman, M. Mohlman, B. Morrison, P. Webb, J. Graham, M. Ford, B. Rykraft, N. Edmondson, M. Brenner, B. Hitner, M. Kaser, J. Hershberger, L. Luczak, P. Smith, N. Watson. Row 3: B. Benham, M. Goldsmith, I. Robinaugh, B. Mackey, M. Stump, M. Bell, P. Lawson, D. Hankins, P. Neher, A. Niemantsverdriet, I. Sailer, J. Forbes, A. Beaman. Row 4: S. Degler, E. Schnaible, J. Munger, M. Clock, C. Schwab, S. Bercovitz, V. McAllister, P. Soller, D. Foshee, M. Posthauer, N. Waddell, J. Marshall. SUNSHINE SOCIETY The Sunshine Society, organized in 1916, is the oldest girls' organization in Jefferson High School. The society is under the direction of Miss Slayback and membership is open to any high school girl. 1948 was one of the most important of all the society's history. The state convention was held here and over 2,000 girls from all over the state attended. Patsy Smith was president for the entire year and she was ably assisted by Beverly Suffridge as treasurer, Frances Flack as secretary, and Maxine Huegel as vice-president. Row 1, Ieit to right: P. Roberts, M. House, J. Hooker, C. Jessup, P. Covington, J. Kurtz, B. McKinley. C. Leaman, P. Barcus, R. Holt, B. Simpson, T. Boor, P. Hilton, L. Freeclberg. Row 2: H. Watkins, J. Arnold, C. Loeb, D. Snyder, A. Dye, B. Shoaf, M. McConnell, J. Eubanks, P. Thompson, N. Bush, C. Klepinger, R. Brookbank, B, Wharton, P. Keys, M. Chrissikos, A. Flack, C. McCormick, C. Houston. Row 3: D. Nielan, M. Keating, R. Levering, N. Myers, N. Overesch, M. Redd, D. Kaiser. T. Golden, G. Carr, D. Miller, R. Walker. Hear. e- .- Page Inf Row I, Ielt to right: P. Bennett, D. Rayl, P, Barcus, L. Brown, L. Carr, M. Atkins, M. Burke, R. Hatke. Row 2: D. Tyson, M. Reitemeier, P. Parker, M. Fischer, P. Pace, V. Carte, M. Lester, C. Carter. Row 3: Miss Caton, R. Farrell. L. Tyrie, L. Youn, P. Elliott, M. White, R. Klinker. 5. Q. H.. The purpose of the Girls' Athletic Association is to improve the interest in athletic activities. to develop and improve skills in the various activities through partcipation, to set high standards of sportsmanship and to enjoy associations and friendships through play. The G.A.A. at Jefferson High School was first organized in 1941. The local organi- zation became a member of the State G.A.A. in 1947, and is a member this year. There are seventy members in G.A.A. at Jefferson. Any girl who participates in a G.A.A. activity may become a member. Officers are: Marilyn White, president, first semester: Joanne Carney, president. second semester. Jean Klinker, secretary-treasurer, both semesters. Miss Mary Mather is sponsor of the organization. Awards are made to girls who have the required number of points: class numerals for 150 points, a J letter for 250 points, and if a girl receives 350 points, she earns a state award. Points are accumulated for activities throughout the four years of high school. Among the organized activities offered by the G.A.A. this year are: basketball, bad- minton, bowling, tumbling, archery, and softball. Each sport activity is in charge of sports heads who are elected by members. Business meetings are held once a month. Officers are elected in September. At an Honor Dinner in the spring, which climaxes the year's activities, Athletic Awards are made. First semester president, Joan Carter: vice-president, Marilyn White, secretary-treasurer, Jean Klinker. Second semester president, Phyllis Barcus: vice-president, Mary Lester: secretary-treasurer, Jean Klinker. I' ll Row 1. left to right: P. Bush, D. Eckman. B. Williams, W. York, P. Dye, E. Furrer, J. Bongen, J. Mottram, J. Blosser, K. Hoover. Row 2: J. Kennedy, E. DeBoy, B. Kiser, J. Cripe, D. Robinson, B. Masters, K. Scott, P. Manis, G. Laxton, D. Purdy, D. Bennett. Row 3: G. Dunn. C. Vaughan, N. Snyder, G. Buck, T. Smith, P. Cooper, E. Heninger, B. Crowe, J. Cook, B. White. Row 4: Coach Crawley, J. Morehouse, J. Goris, G. Mitchell, J. Mullen. B. Parker, B. Wood. D. Casey, D. Mount. .Sl KM 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 annually. This year is John Bush, president: Jack Cripe, secretary: Dick Robinson, treasurer. I'uur ln, Left to right: Mr. Harry Murphy, Francis Boor, George Pfrommer. BOARD OF EDUCATION Mr. George Pfrommer, treasurer of the city school board, has been a member for the past live years. Mr. Francis Boor, president, has been with the school board six years, and Mr. Murphy, secretary, is completing his First year. During this time, with the assist- ance of the other school officials, many of their desires and plans for better schools have been fulfilled. The parents and students of jeff are deeply indebted to these men for their careful direction which contributes so much to the success of the school. D. Preston Calvert has been the school attorney for the past several years. His services have been very much appreciated. Pura' L. Row 1, left to right: A. Knutson, N. Sweet, J. Jones, S. Cole, I. Robinaugh, E. Schnaible, B. McCollough, J. Merkel, J. Barnhart, L. Guenther, P. Henry, M. Boehle. Row 2: Miss Sexton, P. Matthys, B. Hull, G. Osterling, G. Hoefer, D. Weir, A. Bollock, G. Lane, J. Cook, C. Strong, J. Roswarski. Row 3: H. McLain, J. Hicks, J. Cook, B. Bone, J. Galema, J. Hession, F. Cottrill, D. Oley, M. Butz, J. Murphy. Bawlzhq. Crash! Bang! Pop! That's what you hear on Thursday afternoon at the Lafayette Bowling Alleys where the Jeff league bowls. Any students who are interested may join the league which is sanctioned and affiliated with the American High School Bowling Congress. Miss Sexton is the sponsor. The officers for the year have been Pat Henry, president: Jim Cook, secretaryg Jean Merkel, treasurer. The league bowled for 20 weeks, closing the season with a banquet at which prizes were awarded for high schores, high teams, and high sets. Imw lm. Row 1, left to right: J. Brown, M. Sidnor, M. Buntin, M. Fry, A. Goodhart, D. Rayl, D. McCoy, P Hombeck. Row 2: Miss Ratcliffe, J. Carley, M. Hamilton, L. Brown, J. Staffen, N. Adkins, M. Burke, L. Alberts, Miss Grishaw, Miss Holtman. Row 3: G. Murphy, B. Williams, M. Pace, N. Bush, E. Lahr, D. McNary, N. Watson, A. Niemants- verdriet. J. JL. Q. The Future Homemakers of America is the national organization of pupils studying homemaking in junior and senior high schools of the United States and Territories. It offers opportunity for further development of pupil initiative in planning and carry- ing out activities related to homemaking. The emblem of the club shows a house supported by two hands which symbolizes that the future houses of America are in the hands of its youth. The motto of the club is Toward New Horizons . The colors are red and white and the flower is a red rose. There are four degrees of achievement toward which the members may work. As these degrees are won, a new symbol may be added to the chain supporting the pin guard. Purposes of the Club 1. To promote a growing appreciation of the joys and satisfactions of home-making. 2. To emphasize the importance of worthy have membership. 3. To encourage democracy in home and community life. 4. To work for good homes and family life for all. 5. To promote international good will. 6. To foster the development of creative leadership in home and community life. 7. To provide wholesome individual and group recreation. 8. To further interest in home economics. Dorothy McCoy, presidentg DeEtta Rayl. vice-president: Phyllis Hornheck, secretary: Ardeth Goodhart, treasurer. P4129 HIT Row 1, left to right: R. Ward. R. Kestner, J. Galema, J. White, K. Cooper, T. Harrington, P. Velton, R. Hull. Row 2: W. Gallaway, R. Cavanaugh, W. Meyers, W. Gordon, G. Stewart, W. McIntyre, H. Murphy. Row 3: E. Boyles, R. Huegel, P. Amos, W. Burroughs, R. Gurnick, F. Butz, Mr. Wills. The object of the Master Machinists' Club is to create an interest in machine shop work and the related metal trades. The club makes field trips and also has interesting speakers direct from local industries. In this way the shop work and club activities are very closely related, proving very valuable to both. Two dinner programs are held each year and have proven equal to the slogan of the club- This Is Our Best Year. Officers for this year were president. Joe Galemag vice-president, Jimmy Whitey secre- tary. Paul Velten, treasurer, Ray Kestner. lwxf' ll' Row I, left to right: P. Neher, M. Humphrey. M. Buntin, j. Nothdurft. D. Hankins. P. Neher, D. Aurenz, J. Elliott, L. Luszak, B. Smith, M. Wood, G. Nugent, S. Bercovitz, B. McKinley. Row 2: M. Watkins, N. Paddack, M. Newton, M. Kaser, M. Rawlings, J. Herschberger, N. Osborne. B. Freestone, B. Merkel, D. Neilan, D. Swanson, I. Robinaugh. M. Robinson. Row 3: L. Guenther, D. Sakett, N. Scales. P. Parker, R. Hamilton, S. Rediger, M. Galbraith, B. Edwards, E. Schnaible, P. Woodley. JIL-jlul The Hi Tri was organized here in 1946. Its purposes are to bring all girls in jeff closer together, to inspire them to a more sociable and active life in school. and to give them a deeper spiritual understanding. The club has been very active this year. They had parties for the members at Halloween and Christmas, and combined with the Bronc's Hi-Y and had a Valentine party. They sponsored a mixer and did several other things to raise money for the picnic that they gave. The oilicers were: Martha Wood, president: Janet Hanson, vice-presidentg Eleanor Schnaible, secretary, and Barbara Edwards. treasurer. Mrs. Van Camp was the sponsor. Pact' llI'I Row 1: E. Boor, G. Lewis, M Morris, D. Coleman, G. Doran berg, J. Stickney, K. Watt. ers, K. McGuire, D. Neilan, J Hanson, G. Carr, L. Hutson, F Corns, P. Flynn, B. Edwards L. Semmes, P. Connor. Row 3: C. Sutton, B. Darling man, E. Nelson, D. Clodfelter ritt. J. Liebenguth, R. Steiner W. Shields. Jim ...wut gm The Latin Club was again organized this year with Miss Hanna as the sponsor. The purpose of the Societas Latina is to promote an interest in Roman customs and give the students a better understanding of Roman culture aside from the school work, as well as to promote friendship and sociability among the students of the whole department. Their programs are planned to bring out Roman background in an interesting way. The membership signifies a great interest in the club. The officers for the year were: Primus Consul, Florence Malliosg Secundus Consul. John Gretencordg Scriba, Patricia Neherg and Quaestor, George Evans. Row 1: B. Rostov, J. Thomp- son, P. Soller, J. Shigley, J. Webb, G. Evans, J. Gretencord, F. Mallios, M. Clock, M. Mohl- man, M. Haley. Row 2: N. Watson, C. Platt, J. Estergreen, A. Ratcliff, D. Brunsma, P. Hilton, P. Mc- Neeley, J. Hass, M. White, H. Painter, M. Fisher, D. Foshee, M. Graves, R. Farr, P. Bauer. Row 3: A. Jackson, F. Lux, R. Nelson, C. Ganoe, D. Blind, M. Boothroyd, E. Keating, R. Van Dermay, C. Rausch, R. Van Tress, P. McCormick. l'u:f' llvl T. Klooz, L. Breece, L. Freed- Row 2: Miss Hanna, R. Rog- R. Strader, G. Leader, G. Lea- B. Schilling, W. Smith, F. Mer- 9 ffllf .,,4l...5 A-Aga .-.i :Ji ll. . Ik .QT-'Q gn:x..,s....4A.LM.,, ....-....,.........-.... -...V '..i.....i..f. ,mA Row I, left to right: N. Paddack, M. Wood, J. Wein, B. Van Ostran, G. Lewis, R. Hamilton, J. McCord, N. Myers, R. Cassini, P. Jones, S. Bercovitz. Row 2: Mrs. Shlotzhauer. J. Estergreen, G. Steiner, B. Schilling, M. O'Brien, B. McClean, J. Shriner, J. Hooker. A. Flack, Miss Norman. Row 3: J. Geen. L. Heffner. B. Rundle, C. McGrath, J. Hunter, A. Myer, B. Klinker, B. O'Brien. Aqui esta la Junta Espanola. To you English loving Americans. this is the Spanish Club. Programs featuring foreign speakers, movie films, Latin-American dancing, and singing were given. The special event of the year was the Christmas party at which a pinata was broken and presents were scattered everywhere. The interesting monthly meetings of this club are sponsored by Miss Arlie Norman and Mrs. Joyce Schlotzhauer. Officers for this year are: Charles McGrath, president, Lewis Heffner, vice-president: Jim Hunter, treasurer: Jo Ann McCord, secretary, flrst semester: Bev Suffridge, secretary, second semester: and James Geen. program chairman. 1'f.,..111 Row I, left to right: R. Cooper, B. Hendricks. W. York, R. Brookbank, C. Vaughan, C. Marshall. C. Runda, S. Lee, P. Barcus, B. Ave, M. Barger, V. McAllister, B. Hicks, K. Gable, D. Balkema, G. Sickels, P. Thurston. ' Row 2: Mrs. Barone, R. Baumgardt, J. Baumis, J. Ramey, B. Cooper, M. Kennedy, P. Bennett, R. Parks, V. Gregory, M. Farrell, N. Waddell, V. Fields, D. Shoaf, J. Boehle. Row 3: J. Leibenguth, H. Mulhaupt, W. Luscombe, D. Wetzel, P. Hainje, L. Fritter, L. Hutson, J. Massey, B. Rostov, M. Mansfield, S. Leath. C. Dexter, B. Brown, A. Young, R. Beechy, P. Henry, J. Baker. R. Levering, M. Keating, B. Cassman, P. Rayburn. Row 4: F. Rapp, C. Korty, J. Nichols. B. Brand, J. Buit, G. Carr, P. McCord, M. Metzger, E. Russell, M. Lehman, B. Wallace, J. Donahue, G. Miller, J. Holquist, P. Swatts. D. Vernon, J. Smith, P. Pace. Row 5: D. Hague, B. McKinley, J. Shriner, L. Golden, M. Watkins. L. Semmes, L. Taylor, H. Anderson. R. Swartz, C. Williams, V. Housewright, Betty Conner, B. Bonham, P. Brown, Mary Brand, B. Deitrick, L. Gilliland, V. Miller, P. Schisler, L. Tyrie. COMMERCE CLUB The newly organized Commercial Club, made up of over 100 students, got its start under its sponsor, Mrs. Rose Marie Barone. The club is called TASLB, which name repre- sents each of the commercial classes: T-typing, A-arithmetic, S-shorthand, secre- tarial, L-law, B-bookkeeping, junior business. The club sponsored scholarly activities such as Spelling, Typing, Shorthand, and Bookkeeping contests, creative activities such as the First Annual Hatmaking Contestg business World activities such as the play, Behind the Scenes In An Employment Agency, given at a convocation, and the mock trial, The City and County of Efficient Stenographers Versus The Ineflicient One, which took place at the Circuit Court of Lafayette, fun activities such as the first club party and dance, the skating party, and a picnic. The club had both girl and boy officers: Carolyn Marshall and Charles Vaughan, presidentsg Shirley Lee and Charles Runda, vice-presidents, Ruth Ann Brookbank, Wally York, treasurersg Phyllis Barcus, Bob Ave, secretaries. The free club paper, issued bi-monthly, was edited by Jack Eversole and Virginia McAllister. The staff, also, included Gordon Wolever, Alma Smith, George Sickels, Donadell Balkema. Dick Harris, Richard Hardesty, Beverly Hendricks, Rita Cooper, Maggie Barger, Kenny Gable, Hank Anderson, and Pat Thurston. nw- ll? ff 7. Tw fr, . p., .124-,,,,fd+:- K fi. lf.. +,- 44 nj.. x. ,, 4..--Egg' ,-I '. 'r.- - 4' H. , u + DVERTQSE MENTS x vf fj ,ff , V ' -.2 1 - x f QW uf if X i A CLA!! A ff ff, 311.4 gimme: W 603047 .-si-. X! - - V - cz... Q6 -x 1' A4 1 M 4 ' V 3 MQ t XX J X, I 9' X, S HSJ. X. W . JV ff-gk Ili E ln! f,I'f! . ff ffffmljm. I xx.. Yk9m,i' 'Q t V 1413 ' .urs A N' 6 If fl rg V ' Q W 5 QQL M f r 7 K- abr.onfLpaq.cz, xl'llL'lllllllll1'illlll llufpilul. luv. Ur. A. ll. Arm-u Dr. H. D. Baylcy Dr. H. C. Burllulcslcr Dr. H. B. Huru-1' Dr. J. E. l1lll:1Clt'1' Ur. C. ll. Aslv Dr. li. 'l'. Dunulllu- D.-. lQ00l'g1l' xx . Nlurfln D1-.L. H.Pt'lil'lIl1dll Dr. H. E. 1.1.-lm... uf. xl. 1'.1,.,.-.1 ur. A.Y. Ili.-n1,.J1-. Dr. H. F. Elm-Llillnih Jock Dcliculufscn Nlulhuupil-l,ovlw111ill1 Hcixllllillurl Gl'Ul'C1'f' liccu K Sou Grum-urs I'wCl'l'2ll.S Fowl Nlarkcl J. Nl. NYicfcFuo1l Harlwl VS illiamf' Fluxs ur, .l. H. X oung til'Ul'Cl'y Puritan llunvy lblauul Mar-lxuy Shop Dr. ll. lt. lwry Dr. D. C. Nlvlllcllaunl Dr. E. 'l'. Stahl Dr. lil. L. Yun Buflxi Ur. NX . XY . Vs Llhlllllll' Dr. Nlury lX1'll1'l'.lll Ur. Goo. F. Nlzufcy Dr.Hu1'ol1lJ.Slu1-u Dr. lf. E. XX uclslvll rl. n 1. Dr. A. EIIZ. Jr.. 1 ,lllUlll1'll'lhl Ur. Dumllvy Slllllll lJ1'.,l. A. l'm-lcrsuu Ur. P. H. Pruclt Nlanycrftoill-BllrrlcIl Dau iF Cullcc Slml, SLIQC K lflllg-1'y - Sllc llilvlwlllw Call' Cin-lc Drive Inn Nlunur Houwu Dinin Lu.. lm' cl Nlclul gg Hmmm l.llilh. l.blullz11'1l Lam Ylllll' xlllrull-w Hull ltwlula- 'l'l1c'l'l1on1aP Agn-llvy. luv. PRINCIPAL Secretary Miss Lina Bright Mr. Lynn Miller, an alumnus of Jefferson High School, is our able principal. I-Ie is the friend of every student at Jeff. Re- gardless of who a person may be, our principal shows a personal interest in his work. The loyalty and co-operation given him by teachers and students in giving our school system the finest edu- cational opportunities available, are an index of his administra- tive ability. Mr, Miller received his AB. from Indiana University and his M.S. from Purdue University. Pnfw T fvmpwup Linotype, Ludlow and Hand ljomposition Makeup 3 1 0 North Fi l'tll Strom-I Lufayt-ttv. Indiana ' jwmd Sinn. Stinson Clark Coal Co. urs-Cloth Coats und Suits SllUl'l5Nl'lll Satan: Cen DEAL 530 Malin Stn-ct 900 N. Sill St. Phono 5001 Complimvnls of Schraderis Jewfelry ' ' ' GIFTS Lougsler s Y l'rompl Nvutcli Rt-pair PARK-N-lLA'l' I318 N. 14th Phone 2137 Phone T702 CULLIHH ipilllllllillg uml Lufayc-tu-. lmli 1525 liossulh DARD H1-ating iillil Struct I III lid Moore and lienlple Ha1'1lxsa1'e Co. Electrical Appliuucun Gus Stoves H2ll'llWS'1ll'l' Paints 2l8-220 North Filtll Sll'l'l'l l,ll0lll' 8-139 fi Dizunomlr- - NN ill1'lll'5 - ,It-wvlry 407 Columbia Sl. - - Lufayt-tu-. lml. l'1lllN Nwllvri You Nlmultl ws' mx lixmu Iuwllll Xllml .1 lllxlllltltlx LLlllIL'l, XXllk'l1 x L1 cp-111 it juli -wk fl-mu wx Im'k'I.H ,luhu lluolllpwlu. Hou 1'Hll14'.' l'z1t1y: Xu floor Nllv Sk'llI'L llill- R114-32 ull-1 XX lu .uw x-tu Inu- lll1Nll1u1'tllllg, lull: I r4jllK'L'!k'fl thx: 1-mtlipllxtn' too lI1ll'll, Illlll ll lm-It tm- 11111174411 In-lm lu gm It cl: 111to tllc mlm Plllulhiiig Slum Ko For The Finest Healing liquipnu-nl Fixturvs , I' lll'll2Il'l'5 Ili-gl, lin-,-Z0 Units liliS-till-XYHFIII Air and Boilers ll mer Ilculers All lllstallzltiona and lnstullution lilllll'iIlllt't'll P. H. SCHOMERS Plumbing Si Heating onus: M158 li. Main Phono 3890 Ima' ll BETTER COALS PLEASE BK R AE :1-- --fc 425 S. Fifth Phone 4033 ADAMS INSURANCE AGENCY REAL ESTATE and INSURANCE Lafayette. Iml.-Plmnes 2700 and 4738 201 Lafayette Life Bldg. Ray A. Adams OWEN DOWNHAM LUMBER CU.. INC. LUMBER - MILLWURIQ BUILDERS SUPPLIES 1307 Ferry Street. Lafayvttv. Incl. Pllmle 6344 MITEY LAWSON KENNEDY X SMITH STANDARD SERVICE V Loul 9th and Iiussutll Phono 8235 Font of SUIIIII St. I,Il0lll' 3225 SHURMAN-LANGE CO. MOVING ff, . MM ,El 3-+3-I .I X I' 5 I and ' QQIQ , . ,. 5 ,:4 ' V Q 1 W Q NK . SIURACE ai I Dial 5043 The llfry Hvst in Muving ' P gfllh N 1 lfnnzplinwnls mul BPS' Umisllps 1'l'0lll ilu- Qwwn, 6' . Urzslvr Dry lflpmwrs 118 N. Thircl Strvet 623 Main Street X 1 11'111111s1' t111'1'1- IN :1 1111 111 k1111w1r11u1' 111 N1-1111111-11111 11'w11111v11 fl1XX'Ilyi 111'111g 51111114 111 1111 1111' S11111111- 1111x'111' 1:11411 11111 11111131 :11t 1QllQ11s11 Nays N1:v1-1' M11 :1 1L'1lL'11L'l' w111-1'v 111 gvt 1111111111-ff 1 11 lrc-:11111Q11riV1'r. 1 111 X11 ' A ' ' ' ' A ' v' . 111g1-rt 1X11y111113-1111 Nt1111x111g111g 111 t111'c111111' X11v1: 111 S11111111gi 'A1Yc11 11111- S111111:1y 1 xmx 41114 111111 1111111'l Ning, :11111 :1 1111 1-1 111'111111- 111 11111 1111 1'1'::1I11111 115141111 11 1111- 11121111 111111 111'x'11 111s11111 Llzwn, Shop. Cuslmn-Built Cabinvis, RFS13lll'3ll11 and Slorf- Fixtures 122 N. lillssun-I11 SIYPPI XYQLSI l,111'a1yc-Itv P11212 ll. COIIIPHIIIPIIIS ol' -of 1191191111 Conlravlm Lal'ayf-IIP. Imliana Offivv Phone 4716 Res. Phone 4716 Curvy Proflurts Sullivan X' Forlnm' Roofing Co. 20 S. SiYlPI'lIllI Slrvvl Fl'Pf'lIl2lll Fortnvr. Uwnvr Lafayvllv.. Imliuna Mortgage Loans-Real ESHIIPTIlISlll'illH'l' -H2 Main Strom Phono 3-L28 Iuncttn Uxxu-11 -lm-5n't ll1inkof11wn:1ll ilu-timuc, IIIIYNYIIUN Nlu-lhiumlw, sIlL'Il!iIlhNuf11ll'l'l I l1cx'c:11'L-1m11w two kmflx ul :uyw Aufl only two that I mlvfpiwi The hrst Ill rczilly like To slum The guy who Curpic-N my exam, lIlL'Utl1C1A1iIl1L'Illflj'Xl4lll11i XXl1UCOYL'I'whlxlllhl1k'TN!l1k'1ll111h, . For Lunvhvs. Dillllf'l'S or Aflm' Dal? Snavks . Co To I 420 Main Ifuuw Ill Cmnplimvnts of flank jloml fn 527 Main SIPPPI Ear llw Lulvsl Plutlvrs Graves' Bakery Fine Bread and Pastries CO' Party OrdP1's a Spvcialty J. T. Hogan. Supl. of ,live 1708 Small St. Phone 5866 -'U All Gl'0ff'l'9 Ph one 3-167 Complimvnls of BEEKER COAL Co. CLIFF-5 SPORTING GOODS QUALITY COALS Quality ,Wvrrhnmlisv at Lou' Privvs 539 Eric- Phunv 5-I-76 323 Main Phone 2663 PERRY? WINDOWT SHADE SHOP C. P4-rry. Thr- Blimlman LINOLEUM AND VENETIAN BLINDS Phone 5452 1123 Main Lufayc-tlv, lmlizma I I For Ice Cream or Dairy Products Call Your Favorite' Borclvn D1-:llc-r THE BORDE CO. Furnas ICP CPPHIII Div. IZ1'1'1-rly 511ll'1'11ly1- 111 II1-tty lin-111211: UI CIPIHANL' I I1:11l 111 11-II I11-1' Nl11'l1111kv1llil:1':11111lIl1111 1111l I 111111111 cvwx' 1l:1v 111 it, lillll 'lI:1yl111': lf yllll Ilgltl 1111ly 11111- 1':11'11'i1lg1- 111 ll gum! gun with ll llllltl l111ll 1'11n1i11g llll 11111' aislc z1114l ll l11111g1'5' 111111 5111111112 llll 1111 tllu 111I11-r, 1xI1i1'l1 x1'1111l1l 11111 sl11'1o1F lllSlll'I1llCL' 5LlIL'5lll1lllI W1-ll, I Il2ll'1llj' IQ111111, lllill lX'lllll1l I11- ll2Ll'Il 111 1lQc11l1-, XYtllIllllll 11: l111l1 l11x'I111': 5I11111t II11- I11111. llllNlt'l'. I1 Yllll 1'1- :1 wmrl 111x111':1111'1' 111'111. V1111 C1111 -l11111t II11- Illll Zlllj' 111111-. NEWMARICS DRIVE-IN MARKET Thr' .Unsl Cnmplvlv F0011 1Warl T01 Main Slrvel Pillllll' 58ll .5.a6'allnw1,L7. Attlvlmro NIilSS1l1'iIllSf'llS Class Rings :mul Pins 1l0llllllPllI'l'llll'lll Invitations Diplonlas 1 Personal llarcls Club Insignia Illf'lll0l'iili l,l1llllll'S Rc-plw-ewlltf-al lay Mr. Jesse- Glvvllv. Dulvvillv. lnllianu l'11uv ISI f . I . l'l'fl l0I'.f 0 llll' ' 0l'll'11llHl'l' 6LIf'C0 ' . QIJLAO6 porfraif 2 f C0lfYll'l'l QI ClCl ,gn fludfriaf ,gnfanf 308 Wflafn Sl. PAW 2666 lfonzplvlv Banking Fuvililivs lil.l'1'l'l'll hy llll' Lafayvllv Loan and Trust Company tlonclitione-4l l:l'l'l'Igl'I'iil0l'H Quality Fuvl LAFAYETTE ICE 8 COAL CU.. INC. Fourth uml Sale-111 Sts. Phone- 3073 Xisit thu' Rc-lrigt-rutor Display Room TRIPLE XXX RUOT BEER Sumlwic-In-s 1 Fountain Drinks -- Sumlau-s Stale' Straw-t liurh Svrviva- Phono 3-I-23 fl k!! IX- l , I If 1 gr' I XXV ,,f X I f, fl 1 1 my I - f I I I ,X I I I , I 1 I Tx xx X X . Av' 1 , A SQCZQ- . 8 , -:WW I I , 7 ' x fl AX. I 11 an I If 3 I J V , I 'CI I .fm - - ..,'-1-'- N-. X. I , Xo nm-el to look in at Paint Tzlkvs Crystal Rall thc- Spotlight I I It-s. t9'llri.'n l':1int is the- ills-:ll paint lo tlllfl out wsllvlw- You van gn-t tln- - . I ' I tor your room- to go-I IIIPIII loolxmg hm-sl h1lllNt'lllllll tools.. ZIIIIPIIZIIIPPN. - . I I I I 1-lu-vrllll Llilll 2llll'iI1'llNl'. A ': '.: t '. - '. . . I ln M In lr 'I' Supp, In Lumlwr - Iioohng - Ilnnlelvrs kt-s-1-mr's is the- 1lllhNl'l'l Supply. HENR ESSENER PA N Y I umhvr Yard llemntown Storm- , Znel K flolumhiu Worth l0th SI. I'u V COORDINATOR AND BUSINESS MANAGER Mr. H. J. Askren, B.S., M.S., Purf mlueg Mr, I-I. E. Taylor, Purdue. l'nu,- :J ATTENDANCE AND GUIDANCE Standing: David Bonham, Indiana State Teachers College, B.S., Purdue, M.S. Seated: Cecil Webb, Indiana, A.B., M.A. DEANS Mr. V. D. Montgomery Dean of Boys Indiana A.B., M.A. Miss Irma Slayback Dean of Girls Purdue BS. Aretz Flying Service Flight Training Piper 1 Luseonlhe 1 Sen Bee Sales :mel Serviee Arel Airport 1 Lafayette. Intl. DEWENTEITS -H6 Main Street Sport Clothes for Young Men Congratulations to Class of 1943 SIlll.tllgS Shoe Store 423 Main Street Call Us for Your Plumbing . . . Heating Requirements I Quality Fuels Dealer J. l. CASE Fzlrnl Mau-hines Domestic and Commereial Steanl and llot whiter Plants.. Bathroom Fixtures, Kitchen Sinks. Metal Base and W'all Cabinets, Wkiter Heaters. etc. LAHR Si ORR, INC. l'l,l'MBlNG HEATING 520-525 North Ninth Street THE HOGAN DRUG CU. Paints, Oils aufl Class ll5 N. 4th Street Soala Phone 5003 I 7 I VICTOR RECORDS - GIFTS Jim Jam .Shop KRABBE COAL COMPANY CUAL AND COKE Phono 2077 111ty. Mx' 11 111' 1 Ni11, ,lwlllly 11Hlflk'll Niglu-11, ix 11111111 I NIYCIIII l111111'x u11'1'5 'lllf .11l111i1'i11 lllX 'l'I1411'- ll 1 Xilllllj. lz1t 5lllllll 11-11111-1l, llmt- 1111z1:111q1111111. L.111l.1111. FLK 11111l11111111111 1111 I1111lg1 1111 Illllix 4lNK.lX XI1' XX cl1I1: ,Xx'. 1113 sir. k':111t:1i11: l.1-I 111111 l1z1x'v ll 111 1-lxm 1l1L'll 111 111- 1-yy. M11 XX'L'IJIIf XYl111'l1 L-311, 11'f jim Pal For Fine Flll'llillll'l' Sm' no lqllllll' 2853 I l ir:sl Cor. Sth aunl Main DH. A. ENZ. Jr. Finest Quality Foods ,-Xrv Always Hcusonulalv ut ar 1 fl -'.-1 , , , 1 , 1m,AL b'1'UliLb IS1-mwlirt Uruv4-ry V 004 Mann bl. Lallalyvllv. lml H527 Schuyler Aw.. Ibuwll Do Boiler ill llmnplm-to HQDIII1' Flll'lli5lll'l'S 'l'l10rv is Quality in Drugs 'l'l1ul's Why Wi- Say 'lxrusl Your l' 1-1- 51-ripiimm an ls 'rm- Velliuger Pllill'llltlCy 834 Main Pl 1.,,1.- 2727 In lmfayvtle ll! G E I L E R' CLUTIIES SHUI' The Style .Store for Men I I AMERICAN L A U N D R Y UIRNINF SANITUNE CLEANERS ll nl 3085 641 M C.1I Dye and Sons Lundunflhnnpany 408-410 N. Thirtl Strvvt Phone' 2350 l,al'ayvttv. lmliana HENHYlPUUH.LUMBEH,CUulNC. Lumlwr 1 Millwork 1 Builllvr Supplies Pl nu' 3083 WI-st Ll-lllllf HAYWO0D PUBLISHING COMPANY I4NayvUv.Indhun1 Printers-Publishers and Stationers ' I PORTRAIT and COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHY I 94 7 NA UTIL US PH O TOGRAPHER Ba-ll 81 lluwa-ll Argus and EASTMAN CEIIIICFEIS KODAKS ,md Ell5llllklll ' Mux ic Supplies Axl'l'C.5S0l'i 03-11 Main Sl l Phone 7775 Pl1OlOgl'kllJlli0 Supplies of All Kinds Complinwnls of Lafayette Poster Advertising Conupany 1903 Union Slrvvl For Better Pastries U'REAR'S PASTRY SHOP 672 Main Street Phone 2280 Co mplimvnts of WEST SIDE CLEANERS Northwestern at Vine Dial 4081 CUlll1JlilIl0llf.S of II ll ' f n 1 - L u ' ' o P' y I llllllNLLll0ll Z5 and .JZ VIXCICIDIIOIIC 2.552 CROY'S BRAKE We Make Brakes 14th and Salem SERVICE Safei' Phone 4425 Halsmer Flying Service Private 1 Commercial Instructor Instrument WUCLBOII 3 jALUeI'5 2151 and Indiana Ave. Twin Engine Course Approved for Veteran Training Under the G.I. Bill Phone 5243 if ni- Young Men's Clothes Exclusively .lo1'da11's MCl1'S Shop The ,llppreeiule Iour IIUSIIHSS Always Fresh Candy Smith Candy Co. 436 Main Street Bypass 52 East Phone 41525 Com plimenls of WWW 1,1110 Complinwnls of PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY OF INDIANA, INC. Ask fm- -9111-if-11011 BREAD Baked by RUGERS ls I,?lIL' Row ll l'1'1'kIcw 411'iv1'1'? l'1'1-11 131112: Say, 11111111 1111- 111:14 IIIYIIN thc xz11111- 11113 hu 1l111'w. it? 11 1111116111-11cc KIY. I'Il'Z1fIIL'X' wa. a1..111'1-11 by thc 1116211 lbwllv tlml 11111 11511 w1'1'c rcully biting Q11 21 spu wot up thc river. He went there. spent l111111'f 111 111111 XYHIIIIIQ xv1tl11111t il 1'z1tul1, 211111 xxullcwl lvack to I11 cmtagc. ulfish Imitillgf' i1c111 'c 91111111 HNIQCCI If thu' 1111 521I4I N111 IY1':11ll1'y 111111-111. uIIIL'f l'L' biting cz11'l1 11tl11'1'f Drink I Ill Bottles Page 131 xx' X' ll' .Il , 1 xx Q V' I I f 'Zf I X XXX X y ,fl Lfjfrmx tr:-:N I , i 1' -9 A S I' -4 f 'P R - ' Y 2 .' jf, i I 'vi IQ-1 ' T NI - . . 1 IJ N, A' A X . dv' ' I' ,.' ' 21 .g , tg N Z-I 4 WP uit CONFU CI US, SA K' Graduation is a ceremony that marks the end of high school study and the beginning of education. l i- I Hurry to Harry's :SMP- FIRST-MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK AND TRUST CO. Tomi. RESUIIRCES ovER s22,01111,000.011 1Vlen111er Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation M?llllll'l' Federal Reserve System Compliments of MICKLEITS FOOD MARKET 1522 Union Street Phone 5302 1.111s 1:I'L'L'l11D11I'Q1 1f1'1111 111111't stop I711ij'1l1g 111211 ll1llw1C 1'11g11 l'l'2lZj'.U I1c111'g11': Kim-ss it! 11111 late. 1 41111151-11 Zlll 114'1l11' :1 H1111 XY11it1-1 HXY112lI is 1111- fastest 1111':111s 111 11111111111111 2111 11 Kenny Hoover: 1 1101111 k111111', 111111 NY111t1-: H'1xL'1L'1111O11C, I1-lctypc, :11111 tc11-:1-11' 1116111 .1'1 '1's 1'L'10Z', '1' '11 --1 '-I ' ' . ., N111 ' ' 'C' 'N'1l'l - , 5 1 1 . . 1 '111 1 111 f111 11 1r 11111111 111 ll 1111141111 111111 11111 11111 111 1111 tlr 111 ll llll 111111 111 s1L' btbil. Life insurance isn't more spending- it is more saving. It isn't owing more money- it is owning more money. The LAFAYETTE LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY lg!!! ,,.f- COMMERCIAL Front row, left to right: james Ade. Central Normal. BS.: Mrs. Rose Marie Barone, University Buffalo. BS.: George R. Bradley, Central Nor- mal, A.B. Back row: Loyal Minier, E. M. Col- lege, B.A., Indiana, MS.: Charles Mar- tin. Central Normal, B.S. OFFICE STAFF Seated, left to right: Miss Srlirarler, Miss I-Iarrington. QAM, , ENGLISH DEPARTMENT Front row, left to right: V. C. Rog- ers, Louisville. A.M.. MS.: Miss Arlie Norman, Indiana, A.B.: Mrs. Marion Gettings, Purdue, BS.: Miss Ida Flem- ing, Indiana, A.B.: Edward jackson, Purdue. BS. Back row, same order: Miss Lucile Fenton, Wheaton. A.B.: Leonard W. Smith, Wabash, A.B.: Miss Anna Wood, State Teachers College, A.B.: George Earl Carroll, Butler, A.B., Co- lumbia, M.A., Mrs. Lelah Clark, De- Pauw, A.B.: George W. Smith. Purdue, BS.: Mary Kennedy, Purdue, BS.. not in picture. l'mf,- If Complimenls of INDIANA GAS AND YVATER CD.. lne. Com zlimenls 0 , , I f Lomplmmnls of Kitchen Cabinet Co. Honle of the Main at Fourth A-lhlbruml Kitehen Dial 3895 108 Main St. Phone 4-893 Hay's Jewelry Co. Unger's Drug Store 430 Main Street The Rexall Store l522 Main St. Lafayette, lml. Fine Jewelry Expert Preseription Service ut Moderate Prices H Phone 26:33 Free Delivery Wrist Waltclles, DiHlll0Ilfl Rings anfl Silverware jewelry of Quality at dial 419 Main Street Sinee N134 lp.lI Our Congratulations to the Class of '48.' is sssss , a ss ,sass. saa sssss , ,ss.s g ss .r sssa as ssa s i s ssss Palms Regal E iafwfefs sssa, Sfwfeff WOMS Shfmf SCHOMEITS RADIO SALES 81 SERVICE 218 N. 8th Phone -1-953 ,lohn Mullen: lf I haul tu have lztlss tccth, Mn, l'il pick that pair. Mrs. Mnllsn: Qui:-tl Havcn't I tohl you it! hail manners to pick your teeth in public. The c'xa1l1i1iatio11, sairl Mrs. Guttiiigs, will ht- cmitluftvrl on the honor system. Pleast it three seats :apart nnml in alturnatc rows. Mr. XYatkins: Young man, it is way past midnight. Du ytiii think you can stay herv U. , ill nihht. Glenn Mitchell: 'Tioslil l'Il hrtvc tn tvlaplmnc nnnn first! LEE SCHOOL UPPLY CO. 21 South 4+th Slrflet TPPPI' H2llllP, Illlliilllil Clan Cloelfelter, Rpprvsvntativv 1201 Catula Ave. Phone 5463 Lafayfltte, Iufliana Page U5 For Better Shoe Repairing Phone 2875 RELIABLE SHOE STURE Free 4-all for and delivery serviee 223 Main Street I Complimenls of THE SHUUK AGENCY Real Estate --- Insurance Compliments of CURLY'S SHOE REPAIR 1313 Howell Compliments of ffomplimenls of I . ' STEWART? SANDWICH sHoP fandiu, ZZI2 N. 6th Phone 3862 210 N. Ilth Street Ac: fronu 25 'ily -:xt l . RETAIL . X WHIDLESALEI Builders' llartlware, Factory Supplies. Janitor Supplies, Paints SPERB HARDWARE, INC, 822-24 Main St., Lafayette. Imlianu. Phone 2777 I I WEIR' H MB RGER Drive In Service Frost:-ul Malt:-1 - Downyflukv Donnls - Pronto Pups - Hznnhnrgers Pm-kugv Iva- Tll'1'2llll to lake' Home 9ll Main Phone 8230 WELLS -YEAGER - BEST Prescription Drug Store 120 North Third St.. Lafayette. Incl. AVP Deliver Phone 3015 Q E 4 IILXlflk-'YNl'l'IQNS lmotlxzlll-AX gzunv lll wlnch Ollt' mls ui ilu- Fllillllllll want4 lu wa' vlvyvn nn-n lcillsrl znnml T 5 mr ollu-r N1 lr 1 t thc Ntzulnnn wantx to wc k'lt'YL'll msn laillml. liooll Spo1't-U11v who will always lut you llzlyc your own wny. l'I'11iscflYl111t yon I'k'L'QlVC XYllt.'ll you :irc my longer allivu. l'runrf,X plum that haf wan lu-tim' llllyh lolszlrm1-lfoumlin111:1nySuntl1cl'l1 Snitch :mil in wnu- ClyIlI'l'llk'N. .Xtlilvtu-.X llignitiwl lvlnwlm of lllllNk'lCN, nnnlllu lu Nplit tlw w-roll .lr Nift ilu- mln-A lslllllt'-Kllllvllj' Il llTI1llL'l' ull :lying 111 the right tinnn f fom pl i m ents f I om pl i m ents 01' Of DEXTER'S WEST LAFAYETTE FOOD MARKET FOOD LOCKERS Tllh :mel Union 125 lli.,'.f.t, gl. PIIIDIIP ljhonp lhlun- I.l jvufzflz, dvnnuo, Kvmmw 'k 'Ir 'lr Tlwalrf- T hm Ire Thea! A SPIIOUI lfllrth ll0lISilIPl'ill,2 LAFAYETTE BUSINESS COLLEGE PETER ANDERSON CO.. INC. Automatic Parts ,lnlrlner Dual 4048 Lafayette Tippecanoe Furniture Sc Upllolstering Co. 1010 Main treet-Phone 6333 Fine Uplmlster l Furniture Made Especially for You Special and Charter Bus Service Cany plave in lmlianaD Available ut Reasomllrle Rules Dial 3475 for eomplete Information 0 Lafayette T ranslt Co., lm: 10tl1 anal Ferry Street Jim Hon 67 46Jeff's Supply Store Text Books and Supplies for High Sf'll00l Gym Suits and Supplies for Girls 1 Used Text Books Bought and Sold Candies and Fountain Refreshments--De 1 I l l P 716 N. Ninth Street I em a 1 e reseription Service Phone 3725 McKibben Coal Company Kentucky Red Ash Clear Burning XVest Virginia and Indiana Coal 1230 Walnasll Avenue Pllone 3351 ' I Permnnents of Distinetion Phone 2353 3l-l- Sehultz Building Co m plimenls of 82l Main Street Phone 7420 Clean Cars Prompt Service Qzluxa, 61164 2151 - PHUNES - 3043 23 S. 2nd St. Lafayette, Ind. lfomplimenls of Uver 75 Years on the Square I I4 For Better Cleaning and Pressing Phone 4352 RELIABLE CLE ERS ll if 1-all for mul clelirer Dlilill Street ut Eightll VETERAN CAB CO. Xve Serve-ll You In Wvar Now May Yve Serve You In Peuee IZT63 Phones 4797 X11 511111112 UXX111' 1111111 51111 :111N1x1-1A I11l'?H 1111 11ex1e1 1 11111. N111 S1Il111l 1 411111141111 1111111.11 511111112 1111t 31111 111l1Il'1 exp--ct 111v 111 11e:11' 11 !'.l1111' 11:15 1111 1IL'l'k'. 11111 11111fA' X111 1.k'X'k'I'1ll2I 1,1K'iiFL'. x1L'I'l'j, 1'1111 1111 111211 N11ll41l'.u -1k'I'K'f' 1.llCZlNf A111111 111- 1111111111-y, k,11:11'11 X11111-11 XX'11:11 1111N t1'11111N lIt'L'41- ix life, X1:111a1g1-1111111XX111111111v 4111, 1111, 1111l'1j 11:11N 111111111 111' 1-111111g11 Serving Central Norlllwesl lllllitlllil 111450 UN YUUK DIAL ff? N135 f f New Antenna-New 'l'ransmitter l'1l IH The Mitchell l-lgency, Inc. General Insurance Real Estate Mortgage Loans 232 l X 'l'lQlPl Ullll. l'r1'si1l4'nl 221 North F0lIl'lll-'l,ll0lll' 4077 ,I R BUGAN.. Svvrvlary-Trvasurc1 LAFAYE'l'TE, INDIANA Ed. Grace. Owner Phones 5943, 4750 ACME PLUMBING 81 HEATING CO. L:oNTRAc'roRs AND ENGINEERS York Refrigeration - Air Comlitiouing 215 North llltlx Street Lafayette. lmliullu .IGEDESIEIUI n- W ' Ctlllllliflltx Line Pins - Bracelets ,M Luggagv LQil5QS.LCQ27Q'II JEWELRY S! A'i2'.'?Zi ?ff' , , SAMSUNI l lu Pell. 'lax lneludefl 313 COLUMBIA ST. LAFAYETTE BOWLING ALLEYS 17 Fourth Street Proprietor. H. L. Henry A r d a p p I Moving and Storage Member of 'l'l1e Allietl Cross Country Fleet 1128 Main llllljllt' 2950 I' H HOME ECONOMICS Left to right: Miss Doris Holtman Purdue. B.S.: Mrs. Sylvia Williams, Cafeteria Manager, Purdue, B.S. H. E. Miss Gleela Ratcliffe, Purdue, B.S. M.S.g Mrs. Jeanne Lefller, Purdue B.S.: Miss Helen Grishaw, Indiana B.S., Columbia, M.A. Ima- iw 1 FOREIGN LANGUAGE Front row, left to right: Mrs. Joyce Schlotzhauer, Michigan State, A.B.g Miss May Hanna, Indiana, A.B. INDUSTRIAL ARTS Front row, left to right: Elbert Mor- gan, Indiana State, B.S., Alan More- house, Purdue, B.S.: Gerald Hitchings, Purdue, B.S. Back row: George Price, Purdue, B.S., Harold Wills, Purdue. STOP PERSPIRATION UDUR By Having Your Clothes PERM-ASEPTISEDM .-lnmzillg New Clvuning Process Exclusive at DAVIS CLE ERS Compliments of Linnwood Barber St Beauty Shop 14-05 N. 14-nh si. ,Ii-an Workniun. Oper.. ,loc Jenkins Mgr. l'1l0Il1' 3200 liijiii'y, 51url ilu' wiwkiiiaii. l11zn1tuiitimi, faiifltllclmv. Iililziiiiiiizitimif' Naifl thc pliyxicimi. li1cii1'alulc, baifl the luwspitzil. li1cI'wlililL', szlirltliciilollriiciw. Iii IlCliCC,U52l1fl the tmiilutmiu. llill xX'llllLlIllNI 'l'ml1m'ruxx ix ll:ulR llll'l1lfl2lj'. Ullmt flizill xxx- ilu Holm Xxvlllilllllff XXI might lct liim lizwc lvim Cui' fin' Zl clizillgvf' 1'Ui'l1i111i ..: 501 Main Sl. Zia:-H-fi 10 qu -22.6 910 Kossuth St. 1' .. fx. 49 R 5: EP f if ,fa in 1301 N. 4111 St. Q 9 6 1616 Main si. 4 ru if 110 Nortllwvglcrll. xv. L- --::ii:: :: 1 'A - .:,.1...:.,- . l ' 1 it 720 North wvstvrn.. YV. L. Complinwnts of EVANS 8: D0 OH0 Jewelers 619 Main Straw-t ILIH FRANK J. OBERLE Plumbing and Heating 520 ll1ll'lf0l'll Plllllll' 3353 Lul'zlyvlt1'. lmlianu CONEY ISLAND No. 1 215 N. 4th, Lufaycllv. Ind. Phono 0977 XIV. I'1l1'Iw1': I'111 gn fclf-lumlv 1112111.- XI11 IIHIIIIZIIII1 Yu11'l'c lucky, I'm thx- H-vlwrl xuvrk ul :L Wm- :lull twn wI11L1gI1tv1'N.' liml VIAQIQNUII, xxlw rim Inu' NI1vl'iII in 'IIIIIIH'L'llIIUk' Ckllllllj' Nunn' XQZLIAN Agn wa- wIa'l'v11lcrI ng1m11111110L1aI3, Hut ul Jl tntal UI -Ifirv-I Yutcw czht, In' gut ho. IIN' wlay Llllrl' tI1c cIm-0111111 Iu- wzu -ccn xx'z1II4iug mlmvn Nlam Strcvt with tw-1 Imgv aux-Alwwutvlw Iliillglllg Imm lux In-It, I.4mk Iwrv. Alzlckwulf' lllmtchtwl Iiralvlvc. you wa-rc11'1 clcctcrl. You 11111-1 got mv 1'1gI1t tu curry guns. l,iNlvn. .XI. mul Izwl. sl num wlm zmft gut :my Illllfl' II'lL'lI1IS than I gut m-wIf In famrrx nuns, o BOOKS o GIFTS o STATIONERY o OFFICE EQUIPMENT o ATHLETIC GOODS 0 ROYAL TYPEWRITERS o GREETING CARDS o A. B. DICK MIMEOGRAPHS o OFFICE SYSTEMS 518-520 MAIN ST. PHONE 5036 Page I I5 GERRY OHLMAN Jewelers Optonletris ls -134 Main Street-Plione 2954 TWEEDIE ELECTRIC MOTOR SERVICE All Makes and Sizes of Electric Motors Repaireil and Rewouml 110-112 North Second Street Lafayette. Indiana 'I'l1c gal wlm flatter- ll skinny lull .Xllll tzlllcw ull night uf llailvlc. Klux' H 4-ll ln' tulrl--ll' llc ix lltllllf 1 'l'l1zxt Nlwk no llt-tty lirzllwlm-. Hung lifitlllylllli Huy,xvl1z1ta11'cyougoing lu flu 2ilVlCl' 51111 ,21'1tllIlltlC?n lillj IXL'SSL'll0l'I l was lllllllilllg' ol lulung up l2Lllfl.H Ihwugi Mucl17 Ray: 'IX slxovcllul ut at illllL'.N . 0 . A' Portraits Commercial .Al Pielure Tofllly-.-I Treasure Tomorrow 1005 East Main Phone 2747 STATE AUTO INSUR CE C. A. 6sBlll'kICqa Burkhart Inbiuranee Agency Phone 7747 Lafayette., Indiana Inge Hu WOLEVER ELECTRIC CO. 642 NTZITII SIl'f'f'I Plmm- -1852 WIRING - REPAIRINC - APPLIANCES l0Il BALTIMORE CLOTHES SHOP Store for Men QIIAl.ITY CLOTHES. HATS and FIRNISIIINGS 1' 2873 4I4 Nlilill St Y Compliments of f- 90115 . UQTMXC-51 and T10 Third and South Sis. Phone 3003 new awww 55'Jwwm.5L, gnc. 525 Main Street I,afuyvltv Plume- 2300 ylauwwm Hmcmda, ou are now Alfa! :UUA fue modf fmlvorfauf rfevigiion 0 your AL-C6 oo.1ing fl career. W 1 f f 0 ore you mu ee your ma Cgoife, if IUOUKI! pay you fo Awle info fur' ufonrferzlf olalvorfunifiej mmf are Aehzrc' you in fue Ylnifecl .gafed .Army UH!! Ylnifecl .gafefi .Air jorceri Room 203, Post l,Hif'l' Bldg. Lufuyvllv. Imlianan P1010 BML. CEstal1lishecl 19201 707 Main Straw! HOME APPLIANCES REPAIRS - SERVICE Complinwnts of THIEME S WANGERIN COMPANY LAFAYETTE. INDIANA JESS L. KORSCHOT AND SON 1324 N. 1-ltll St. Phone 4389 Coal, Oil. Gas Furnace jk, olllkyeffe ,-z,,f,',,9- CZ. exfwfj 3-,me COI1gI'ClfllAlfi0Il:i fo 5760 .gznior 616455 AUTO BODY SHOP Rody and Fenclvr Rvpuirin 107 S. Ser-ond Strvvt fl' :- Front End Alignmvnt Wltc-ols RHIQIIIPPII Painting Phono 2998A . V . REMEMBER l.lHlgl'!lfllIIlfI0llS H GLEASONF 1:0011 llwislws Home Made Pies To the 1:l'illlllHll'H Y Pastry and Cakes Phone- 6339 15 S. 3rd St Complinwnls of Lafayvtlv Roofing K Supply Co. llmwrnl Roojqng Construrtion Roofing 1 Silling 1 Insulation - lfotnlnination Storm wViHlIllWS'H Mc-tall Wllll Tile' 1 Kitclwn fzilllilliqi Phone- 4755 14 N. Svvoml St. Tlw lwsl for owfr half a rpnlnry I I Complinwnts of DeKalb Agricultural Association. luv. 2000 Union Stu-vt Bowl at BOWLMURE Lafaycttcfs Newest Lancs Corncr of Fourth and South Strvvts Lafayette. Indiana Phono 0807 liunmctlu miztlvlutfxclztillml. AIygi1'Iixuclu-111iXt. xxllf.-11 I flulv lu-1' NIIL' Cllttllytb lllj wiht llllu L'mxp1m'I'.U -ILISPUI' lxclwri lx my Inu' -Itrty. or lt ju-I my 1x1lztg111z1Im117 Nllaron Ik-gln-1': X our tau' 1x UIQAI1, Imt I IIou't kmm ztlwut your i111:1g111ut1o11. SIIIIIIIILWI Ivy un L'X2-tlllllliilltill IIUCSIIOII IIiII LIUIIVICI' ximply took ll xx'iIfI xtalw zmfl thu 'otc Ivcwlc Inf HlI5NYL'I', 'I'I11N IIIZU' Im- wrong. but at Quws I- Iwttur than uutI1i11Q. Uhun the papcl' rzuuc Iutck, M11 IXCIIZIUI' Imrl :uIfIwI. not Iwttcr. Itut Juxt :ti gowfl L Q ' 517 North 10th Conlpletc Lubrication 5t'l'Vll'l' QUALITY FIRST ALWCAYS Prescriptions f,lll' Specialty SCHNAIBLE DR G CO. Page I I Plwfo dfzL COMMERCIAL STUDIO 1948 Nautilus Photographer COPIES GROUPS PORTRAITS AERIAL VIEW PHOTO MURALS MODEL SERVICE LANTERN SLIDES PRESS PORTRAITS IDENTIFICATIONS SALES PORTFOLIOS COLOR PHOTOGRAPHY PRESS CAMERA SERVICE INDUSTRIAL PHOTOGRAPHY ADVERTISING ILLUSTRATIONS COMMERCIAL MOTION PICTURES COI7llJg'f0 pA,0,09l'Cll9AiC .g7l'UiC0 Telephone 3829 Box 804, Lafayette, Indiana 153 11 n , ' .fggxa 1. hx X V u 2 nf. f 2 5 YA Q. ,Z 511' xrfti ,H .N .0 ,. Lg?-ff. v v 'ff' 'aah L. ' J 'W 4 'aj MUSIC AND ART Miss Camilla White, Purdue, BS.: Miss Georgianna Kienly, Indiana, B.P. S.M.g B. A. McAdams, Ball State, B.S., Vander Cook Music School, M.E. MATHEMATICS Milt Leverenz, Purdue, B.S,, M.S.: David Bonham, Indiana State Teach- ers, B.S., Purdue, M.S., Miss Ruth Sexton, Purdue, B.S., M.S., Robert Taylor, Purdue, B.S.: George Kenzler, Purdue, B.S., M.S.: V. C. O'Leary, Indiana State, B.S., M.S., Miss Mary Frances Seever, Indiana State Teach- ers College, AB.: G. W. Rowe, Wa- bash, AB., Miss Elizabeth Rothrock, Indiana, A.B. SCIENCE Left to right: Miss Mabel Beaver, Indiana, A.B.g Luther Troutman, Indi- ana State Teachers, A.B.g Wm. Lever- ing, Purdue, B.S,, W. E. Britt, Purdue, B. P. E., Paul Parker, Purdue, B.S., D. O. Neidigh, Purdue, B.S., M.S. Page ll H. .Stable lzhhdow 'sn-Q , g K5-ff: 4 -4 I 'M vu- v t .. 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'I 1if?i'df .Tiff - Fr HQ 5-'U' i f.'xi if' Z , 131.1 I yrfn 1 w-'.'.+ -3+ r f H' 'frm ' - rw wiv g..1,4nd3l ., if 3' I4if3' N:, iw' iffy .j?' ' NURSES AND ATTENDANCE OFFICER Standing, left to right: Mrs. Pauline Gilmer, R.N., St. Anthony Hospital, Rockford, Ill., Mrs.Mary Ellis Mea- cham, R.N., Indiana University Train- ing School for Nursing. Seated: Miss Betty Torrenga, Pur- due. B.S. 2' o I . gpg , 1' . - .2 - 44,-5. ' S .3 N Q. Q, 'gi L Z 1 lhwf- If SOCIAL STUDIES Seated, left to right: Mrs. Edythe Van Camp, Stephens College, A.A.. Purdue, B.S., M.S.: Miss Wilma Flete- meyer, Purdue, B.S., M.S. Standing, left to right: A. W. Maur- er, State Teachers College, A.B., Ray- mond Bender, Wabash, A.B., Heber Short, Central Normal, A.B., Indiana, M.S., Cecil Webb, Indiana, A.B., M.A.: not in picture, Norman B. Willey, Pur- due, B. P. E., M. P. E., Orval Martin, Purdue, B.S. 1 J gage wan. -.1 1 w PHYSICAL EDUCATION Left to right: Marion Crawley, De- Pauw, A.B., Columbia, M.A.g Miss jane Caton, Indiana State Teacher's College, B.S., Ohio, M.S., james C. Lyboult, Purdue, B.S., M.S. P. E. NEW TEACHERS Left to right: William L. Gates. BS.. Purdue: Miss Mary Mather, B.S.. Pur- due. 1 IN MEMORIAM john R. Hammons, woodworking teacher. died October 22 at the Home Hospital after a short illness. Mr. Hammons had taught since 1893, a record of 54 years. He had taught in the industrial arts department at Jefferson for the past 20 years. He also taught at Nollington Township, Wells County, Pike Township, Jackson Township. Portland, Wayne Township, Ridgeville and Middleton. He attended Tri State. Ball State and Purdue. All jefferson teachers and students shall miss the familiar figure in the halls of Jefferson High. .A-.r...s..4 A - Mfg: Wm. 4 Jim, Kamal, WWA 304 Zi!! I is fm X M304 s, w,. ay,s -C9 M, Q2 4 . 0 f .Wx A, x it Qpfwiif , ebs Qgg 9 gi. FC w K ?i+ v EW W . aft ah :J A EMM ? qjs af-Sak K ,N ' xxx f' . ' v .ff 9 f 9 L if XX -I X U V , 1 ' X yglf ll Q6 rj l . Lx Q g. ,. Q ,A S , X '- x X . x f ' -x 5d,X X 1 'QNX rg H: EZ fl! l Q X 7' ' ll A PJ f 'nf' 1 ' f ,If 71 ff: :JM I 1 ' ' 1 Y ' Q , ff 1 ,lm I' ' t I Ej' SENIORS , .', v 3 l 5 QM -J' an -e OFFICERS Left to right: President. Bill Kiser: Vice President, jim Riehle: Secretary-Treasurer, Helen Watkins. ' x ALBERTS, LEAH DOLORES, Lea Red and Black Revue 4g F. H. A. 45 Band 4: Operetta 3. ALBRIGHT, WALLACE RAY, Wally Spanish Club lg Senior Committees 4: Jeff Hi-Y 49 Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4. AMOS. PHILLIP LOUIS Red and Black Revue 3, Master Machinists Club 2, 3, 4, Stage Crew 3, 4. ATKINSON, DOLORES JEANNE, Dee F. H. A. 1, Nautilus Staff. ARNOLD. JOYCE ELAINE, joycie G. A. A. 2: G. A. C. 3, 4, Red and Black Revue 3, 4: Sunshine Society 1. 2, 3, 4: Booster Staff 4: Nautilus Staff 4: Senior Com- mittees 4. AURENZ. DOLORES, Dee G. A. A. 2, 33 G. A. C. 3, 4: Red and Black Revue 3, 43 Sunshine Society 1, 2, 3, 43 Senior Committees 4. BAKER, SHIRLEY JEAN, Bake Hi-Tri: Sunshine Society: Spanish Club. BALSER, JOHN RICHARD, johnny Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4. BARGER, MARGARET HELEN, Maggie G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, F. H. A. 2: Commercial Club. BARNHART, LUCIA JEAN G. A. C. 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Hi-Tri 2: Red and Black Revue 3, 45 Sunshine Society 1, 45 A Cappella Choir 3, Mixed Chorus 1, 2g Bowling League 2. 3, 4, Senior Committees 4, Student Board of P. T. A. 4. ,7,f BARRETT, DOROTHY ELIZABETH, Dot G. A. C. 3, 45 Hi-Tri 35 Sunshine Society 2, 35 F. H. A. 2. BATES, FRANK DAVID, Curly Red and Black Revue 45 Camera Club 25 Radio 4: Senior Committees 45 Basketball 1, 25 Jeff Hi-Y 2, 3, 45 Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 45 Latin Club 35 Baseball 4. BAUER, PHYLLIS JEAN, Phil G. A. A. 25 Hi-Tri 35 Red and Black Revue 3, 45 Sunshine Society 1, 25 F. H. A. 35 Mixed Chorus 2, 35 Girls' Glee Club 3, 4. BAUMGARDT, RAYMOND WALTER Lucky Red and Black Revue 3, 45 A Cappella Choir 3, 45 Band 3, 45 Boys' Glee Club 1, 2, 35 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 2, 35 Operetta 35 Intramural Sports 2, 3, 45 All State Chorus 3, 45 Student Convo 35 Music Festival 1, 2, 3, 4. BEARD, VERA JOAN jo Hi-Tri 25 Girls' Glee Club 15 Red and Black Revue 3, 4. BENNETT, JOSEPHINE jo Red and Black Revue 35 Senior Play 4. BENNETT, RICHARD EARL, Dick Red and Black Revue 3: Leaders' Club 45 Band 1, 2, 35 Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 45 Jeff Hi-Y 2, 3, 45 Treasurer 45 J Club 3, 45 Track 1, 2, 3, 4: Senior Committees 45 Foot- ball 2, 3. 45 Basketball 1. BIR, RAYMOND Ray BISHOP, JACK CHARLES Red and Black Revue 3, 45 Track 3, 45 Cross Country 35 Intramural Sports 2. BISHOP, DAMARIS Red and Black Revue 3, 45 Sunshine Society 2, 3, 45 Senior Committees 4. Pugc l guy 13 Fd lv-V ' ' . X tx! lj 4 1 1 I X x BODKIN, GLESSNOR C. BONGEN, JACK FRED Senior Committees 45 Basketball lg Track 1, 2, 3, 45 Football 1, 2, 3, 4: J Club 3, 4: Cross Country 33 Jeff Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Intra- mural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4. BOWMAN, EDWIN DWIGHT BOYS, ROBERT, Bob BRANIGIN, ROGER DOUGLAS, Doug Red and Black Revue 4, Spanish Club 3, Debate 4, Senior Committees 45 Intramural Sports 3, 4, Jeff Hi-Y 3, 4. BRENNER, MARY ELIZABETH, Len G. A. A. 1, 2, Sunshine Society 3, 43 Red and Black Revue 4. BRICKLER, JOSEPH FRANCIS, joe Camera Club 2, 3, 43 Track 2, 3. BRIDGE, GARRETT MORTON, Gary Red and Black Revue 3, 43 Master Machinists Club 4, Stage Crew 4. BRUDI, MARY RUTH Senior Committees 4: Sunshine 'Society 3, 4, Senior Play 4, Nautilus Staff lg Mixed Chorus 1, Girls' Glee Club 1. BRYAN, BARBARA, Barb Hi-Tri 2, 35 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Presi- dent 3, Spanish Club 39 Red and Black Revue 3, 4, Operetta 35 A Cappella Choir 3, 4, All- State Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4. , mi . al' -1 BUERKLE, RICHARD MORGAN BUNTIN, MARIAN MARIE Mayme Hi-Tri 2, 3, 4, Red and Black Revue 4, Sun- shine Society 3, 4, F. H. A. 3, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 4. BURKE, RICHARD PAUL, Dick Track 1. BURKHARDT, ROSELYN G. A. C. 3, 4, Red and Black Revue 3, F. H. A. 2, 3, Sunshine Society 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, Senior Committees 4, Operetta 3. BUSH, JOHN ALBERT, Pete Senior Committee 4, Basketball 1, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Jeff Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, J Club 3, 4, Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4, Leaders' Club 4, Auto Mech. Club 2. BUTZ, HERB EUGENE CARLEY, JANICE ALETHA, Jan F. H. A. 4, Nautilus Staff 3, 4. CARTER, PHYLLIS JOAN, Corny G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, President 3, 4, Hi-Tri 2, Red and Black Revue 3, F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, Booster Staff 4, Band 1, 2, Orchestra 1. CASSINI, RITA Hi-Tri 3, Sunshine Society 1, 2, 3, F. H. A. 33 Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Paint and Pantomime 2, Booster Dance Committee 4, Bronchoette Gallop Committee 4. CAVANAUGH, EDWARD A., Ed Red and Black Revue 3, Camera Club 2, 3, 4, Booster Staff 4, Editor 4. Pug . , . m, +1 if 2 r ,. ' I , . X l 1 I CAYSE, ERNEST W., Ernie CHRISTIE, CHARLES LEE Chuck CLARK, DONA JEAN G. A. C. 3, 4: Hi-Tri 2, 35 Red and Black Revue 3, 4, Sunshine Society 3, 43 Senior Committees 45 Yell Leader 3, 4. COLE, DIANNA DEAN, Di G. A. C. 3, 4, Hi-Tri 2g Red and Black Revue 3, 4: Sunshine Society 15 Mixed Chorus 1, 25 Girls' Glee Club 1. COLING. SHIRLEY JEAN, ShirI G. A. C. 3, 49 Hi-Tri 2, 3, Red and Black Revue 3, 4, Sunshine Society 1, 2, 3, 4, Span- ish Club 1, 2, Nautilus 'Staff 33 Yell Leader 3, 49 Senior Committees 49 Operetta 2, 3. COLLINS, ROBERT LEE, Bob Band 1, 25 Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3. COOK, JAMES LEWIS COURTER, WILLIAM ROBERT, Bill Booster Staff 43 Intramural Sports 2, 3, 4, Baseball 3, 4. COVINGTON, PATRICIA LEE, Patti G. A. A. lg Red and Black Revue 3, 43 Senior Play 4, Sunshine Society 1, 2, 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 23 Girls' Glee Club lg Bowling League 2, 3, 4, Booster Staff 3, 4, Leaders' Club 45 Nautilus Staff 4: Assistant Editor 43 Paint and Pantomime 2g Operetta 3. COWGILL, WILBUR KEITH 'J P' . k x X ,X I X vi K I X COY, HARRY DEAN CRIPE, JACK EVERETT, jake Red and Black Revue 3, Senior Play 4: Intra- mural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4, Stage Crew 2, Foot- ball 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 1, 25 Jeff Hi'Y 3, 43 Secretary 45 J Club 3, 4. CROWE, ROBERT LAWRENCE, Bob Booster Staff 4: J Club 4, Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 45 Commercial Club 45 Football 1, 2, 43 Basketball 1. CUNNINGHAM, ALAN, Az Jeff Hi-Y 3. CUNNINGHAM. JOHN A. DANAHER, DON LOUIS DARLING, BERNARD E. DEBOY, EMERSON E., Lover Booster Stal? 4, Track 3, 4: J Club 4. DELLINGER, CARL EUGENE, Butch Cross Country 3. DEMARAY, ISOBEL MARIE .DIL-f 1 frrim11QUQfMiMM9urMfQ1Qfv1 U K i!17s 1 i - 1 K 4 X . Wwmm, W.-, 3 Q4m'mf,?1f5Q x jim, 601111. if xg: K N 1 'Sa X. Zim? 'ff 5 - E it ,f . Xxx v 1 X '- X DERRINGTON, VICTORIA FRANCES DEXTER, WILBUR DYE, JOHN, Pinky Red and Black Revue 45 Golf 45 J Club 3, 45 Jeff Hi-Y 3, 45 Wrestling 3, 4. EDGINGTON, RICHARD EUGENE, Dick Senior Committees 45 Football 15 Intramural Sports 3, 45 Jeff Hi-Y 4. ELLIOTT, JO ANN, jo G. A. C. 3, 45 Hi-Tri 3, 45 Red and Black Revue 45 Sunshine Society 1, 2, 3, 45 Latin Club 35 Senior Committees 4. ENGLISH, WALTER M., JR., Walt Red and Black Revue 45 Spanish Club 25 Intramural Sports 1, 2, 45 Senior Play 45 Bas- ketball 1, 25 Track 1, 2. EVERSOLE, JACK EUGENE Red and Black Revue 4. EWING, JEAN ANN FEASTER, JACK ARNOLD, jake Intramural Sports 3, 45 Cross Country 45 Track 45 Senior Committees 45 Senior Play 4. FEASTER, LOIS JANE Red and Black Revue 35 Sunshine Society 1, 2, 3, 45 F. H. A. 2, 35 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 35 Operetta 3. .- ..VJ A , ,Q r , XE, N I !r , -I- E FIERS, JOHN LUDWIG FISHER, BONNIE ALICE FLEMING, LUCILLE A. FORBES, JUANITA JEANNE, Gilda Hi-Tri 2, 3, Red and Black Revue 3, 45 Sun- shine Society 3, 4, A Cappella Choir 3, 49 Mixed Chorus 3, Girls' Glee Club 2, Oper- etta 3. FORD, JACQUELINE ELLEN, jackie G. A. C. 3, 4: Hi-Tri 35 Red and Black Revue 3, 43 Sunshine Society lg F. H. A. 1, 2, 3. FOSTER, BEVERLY JEAN, Bev G. A. A. 35 G. A. C. 3, 43 Red and Black Revue 3, 4, Sunshine Society 1, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 23 Senior Committees 4. FRANKENBURG, PATRICIA LEE, Frankie Hi-Tri 3, Red and Black Revue 4, Sunshine Society 1. FRENCH, ELOISE, Frenchie Hi-Tri 23 Sunshine Society 1, Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, Operetta 3, Broncho Brevities 1. FRY, MARGARET, Maggie F. H. A. 2, 3, 4g Spanish Club 2, 3. FURRER EDWARD LEE, Peewee Red and Black Revue 3, 4, Football 1, 2, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 43 Bronx Hi-Y 2, 35 Secretary 45 J Club 2, 3, 43 Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 43 Wrestling 3. Pnuv wi? .5 . 3. ,Q 5 ww c . . 'Aw . '+ X a.......... A. .R N. Fw ov., ...A .. Y un I A- R. V x R 1 NN A . , B . -R I ' I I l , 'X N 1 GALEMA, JOE MARTIN Master Machinists Club 3, 45 Bowling League 3, 43 Basketball 15 Baseball 2g Bronx Hi-Y 3, 43 Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4, 3. 4. GARRISON, JOSEPH, JR. GELLENBECK, MARY NORMA GERMAN, JACK Stage Crew Red and Black Revue 3, 4: Camera Club 23 A Cappella Choir 25 Boys' Glee Bowling League 2. GILLIAM. JOE GLADDEN, SAMUEL E., Sam GOLDEN, LAVERNE, Tudy Sunshine Society 4g Yell Leader GOODHART, ARDETH, Butch G. A. A. 3, Red and Black Revue 2: F. H. A. 43 Leaders' Club 4. GRAHAM, G. JAMES, jim Intramural Sports 2, 3, 4. GURNICK, RICHARD EUGENE, Master Machinists Club 4. Club 2, 35 4. 3, 4: Hi-Tri nDiCku I HAMILTON, JAMES MCDONALD, Hamey Bowling League 1, 2: Booster Staff 4: Nauti- lus Staff 4: Basketball 1: Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4. HAMILTON, MARIETTA ARLENE Hi-Tri 2, 3: Red and Black Revue 4: Sun- shine Society l, 2, 3, 4: F. H. A. 2, 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 1: Nautilus Staff 3, 4. HAMILTON, RITA G. A. C. 3, 4: I-Ii-Tri 3, 4: Red and Black Revue 4: Spanish Club 1, 2, 3. 4. I-IANKINS, DIANE MAE, Dine G. A. C. 3, 4: Hi-Tri 2, 3, 4: Red and Black Revue 4: Sunshine Society 2, 3, 4: Latin Club 3. HANSON, JANET ELEANOR, jan G. A. C. 3, 4: Hi-Tri 2, 3, 4: Red and Black Revue 3, 4: Sunshine Society 1, 2, 3, 4: Sen- ior Committees 4: Operetta 3: Paint and Pantomime 1, 2: Latin Club 3. HARPER, MALCOLM EUGENE Red and Black Revue 3, 4: Nautilus Staff 3, 4. HARPER, ROBERT F., Bob Red and Black Revue 3, 4: Stage Crew 2, 3, 4. HATKE, MILDRED, Millie G. A. A. 4: Red and Black Revue 4. HAYNES, MARJORIE ELLEN, Marie Hi-Tri 3: Red and Black Revue 4: Sunshine Society 1. HAYNES, WILLIAM HOWARD, Bill Red and Black Revue 3, 4: Boys' Glee Club 1: Mixed Chorus 1: Basketball 4: Football 1: Track 1, 2: Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4: Wrestling 4. fi Page 26 7 P , 54 f , Q2 , x N . X xx ,- l X HEFFNER, LEWIS AROL, Lewis Red and Black Revue 3g Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Vice President 45 Leaders' Club 45 Track 3, 4g Intramural Sports 3, 4. HELGESON, BETTY LOU HENDERSON, JACKIE LEE Red and Black Revue 3, 43 Track 15 Stage Crew 2, 3, 4. HENRY, PATTY ANN, Pat G. A. A. 33 Hi-Tri 29 Red and Black Revue 49 Sunshine Society lg Bowling League 2, 35 President 4. HILL, ESTHER, Easter Hi-Tri lg F. H. A. 1, 2, 3g Mixed Chorus 29 Girls' Glee Club 2. HITES, JOHN C. HITNER, BETTY JEAN, Bubbles Red and Black Revue 45 'Sunshine Society 3, 4. HOBSON, LEWIS I-IOLLADAY, DORIS ANN F. H. A. 3, HOOKER, JANE ELEANOR, Hook G. A. C. 3, 45 Red and Black Revue 3, 45 Sunshine Society 1, 2, 3, 49 Booster Staff 3, 4, Nautilus Staff 23 Senior Committees 43 Lead- ers' Club 4. f ' , . x - 41 5-' Q 1 , X ' N I X N I HOOVER, KENNETH ROBERT, Ken Red and Black Review 3: Senior Committees 4: Basketball 1, 2: Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Track 4: Jeff Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: J Club 3, 4: Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4. HORNBECK, PHYLLIS JEAN, Phyl Red and Black Revue 4: Senior Committees 4. HORNOCKER, ALBERT MONROE, AI Red and Black Revue 4: F. H. A. 3: Senior Committees 4: Track 3, 4: Jeff Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: Cross Country 4: Intramural Sports 2, 3, 4: Latin Club 3. HOUSE, MARILYN KATHERINE G. A. C. 3, 4: Hi-Tri 2: Red and Black Revue 4: Sunshine Society 1, 2, 3, 4: Nautilus Staff 4: Booster Queen 4: Senior Play 4. HOWE, DOROTHY MARIE, Dottie Hi-Tri 2: Red and Black Revue 3: Mixed Chorus 1, 2: Senior Committees 4. HUEGEL, MAXINE MARIE, Max G. A. A. 2: G. A. C. 3, 4: Red and Black Revue 3, 4: Sunshine Society 1, 2, 3, 4: Senior Committees 4. HULLEY, JAMES EDWIN, jim Senior Play 4. HUMPHREY, MARILYN ANN Hi-Tri 4: Sunshine Society 4. HUNTER, JAMES RICHARD, Monster Red and Black Revue 4: Camera Club 4: Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Band 1, 2: Jeff Hi-Y 4. INCE, WILLIAM H., Rock Red and Black Revue 4: Nautilus Staff 4: Senior Committees 4: Track 2: Intramural Sports 2. X 1 'S-fx., 4 Pnl: Q . .fff rts A N. 91 V .. 51 , X , E ,gk dc! ,J 'ii :ga 'N' ' ' A 5 A K JANSEN, PAUL FRANCIS , fi NN 5 3 JONES, MARY ANN I I t L1 ON.. 'Pxy 'fiat' I.. .r TQ- wi K cl. if 3 3 My ,J Q fa-5 in Dl x Q 5 . 4,1 Max: 3 14 76 It '51 if ' ' iv' P lc' .fh- , A-A fi ff llc' 'W A new xxvgs., ,vw X It -ff - ,,, U, , :ft , fd D i' , . . 5 7. n is S A, 14 X 7 , A X4 'RS .f .S 'Q? 7?' . .. - A-.., we.. Ne. ...A Q sf 5 4,6 sfffhfi af' Hi-Tri 25 Red and Black Revue 3, 45 F. H. A. 25 A Cappella Choir 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 2, 35 Senior Committees 45 Operetta 3. KAISER, DOROTHY ELIZABETH, Dottie G. A. C. 3, 45 Hi-Tri 35 Red and Black Revue 45 Sunshine Society 1, 2, 3, 45 Booster Staff 35 Yell Leader 3, 45 Senior Committees 4. KAMP, JAMES MICHAEL, Bud Red and Black Revue 35 Master Machinists Club 2, 35 Senior Committees 45 Jeff Hi-Y 2, 3, 45 Intramural Sports 2, 3, 45 Stage Crew 2, 3. KEATING, MARY JOANNE Sunshine Society 45 Latin Club 3. KEIFER, MARIBEL KEISER, JASPER LEE, jack Red and Black Revue 45 Senior Committees 45 Baseball 3, 45 Jeff Hi-Y 3, 45 Cross Coun- try 45 Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4. KESTNER, RAYMOND JOSEPH, Kes Master Machinists Club 3, 45 Treasurer 45 Camera Club 3, 45 Senior Committees 45 Jeff Hi-Y 3, 45 Stage Crew 2, 3, 45 Leaders' Club 4, KISER, WILLIAM EVERETT, Bill Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 State Champs 45 Foot- ball 1, 3, 45 Track 1, 25 Baseball 3, 45 Jeff Hi-Y 2, 3, 45 Vice President 45 J Club 3, 45 Intramural Sports 1, 25 Class President 4. KLINKER, REGINA ROSE, Jeanne G. A. A. 3, 45 Hi-Tri 35 Red and Black Revue 45 Sunshine Society 15 Nautilus Staff l. ,V ' x KONING, FRED, JR. KULL, ELAINE ELIZABETH, Lainie G. A. C. 3, 4: Hi-Tri 3: Red and Black Revue 3: Sunshine Society 1, 2, 3, 4: F. H. A. 1, 2.3: Girls' Glee Club 1: Bowling League 3: Senior Committees 4. KURTZ, MAXINE JOAN, jo G. A. A. 1: Hi-Tri 2: Sunshine Society 1, 2, 3, 4: Band 1, 2: Senior Play 4: Point and Pantomime 2. LABAW, LONNIE LOUIS Red and Black Revue 3, 4: A Cappella Choir 3, 4: Boys' Glee Club 3, 4: Operetta 3: Intra- mural Sports 2, 3, 4. LAHR, LELAND ALAN, Lee Mixed Chorus 2. 3: Boys' Glee Club 1, 2: A Cappella Choir 1, 2: Operetta 3: Senior Play 4: Track 1, 2: Debate 4: Oratory 4: All State Chorus 2, 3: Jeff Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: Red and Black Revue 3, 4: Bronco Brevities 1. LAXTON. DELORES RITA Red and Black Revue 3, 4: F. H. A. 3: Mixed Chorus 1, 2: Girls' Glee Club 1: Booster StaH 4. LAXTON. M. GENE Basketball 1, 2: Track 4: J Club 4: Intra- mural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4. LEDMAN, BETTY JOAN, jo Hi-Tri 2, 3: Red and Black Revue 3, 4: Camera Club 3: A Cappella Choir 4: Mixed Chorus 3: Girls' Glee Club 1, 2: Operetta 3: Student Convo 3. LEEVER, MARCENE LEVERING, RUTH ANN, Ruthie G. A. C. 3, 4: Hi-Tri 2, 3: Red and Black Revue 3: Sunshine 1, 2, 3, 4: Spanish Club 1, 2: Senior Committees 4. an A S-aff' f ,A 1. . X Q? ap, ,V Lr- 'Y QQ we 3 'Sl Ye A N 1 . ,N . - as -,if 6,1 . 4 . Q? J.. 1: -' ' ,tis . E 1 ,Q ..,,, ' ' N .. , 'X S gi f .S im 1 Q . .nu 1 'Wgg':j.V'g'E1f 'zz-' 1-F f f . Q ...,:., . Q . .. ,.. 1 M.. uf 2. 5,5 I 5 gn ' A . 5 5' 1 4,4 if wi? , - I1 I f ,A,A ' :sg '1' '. Q35 'l 11.10 1 E ,. NASH. f ff ,. LOEB, CAROL, Loebie G. A. A. 2g Hi-Tri 25 Red and Black Revue 3: Sunshine Socicty 2, 3, 4: F. H. A. 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, 35 Senior Committees 4. LUCZAK, LEONA T. Hi-Tri 4: Red and Black Revue 4, Sunshine Society 4. MALADY, DELBERT W. J., Del MALONEY, JAMES EARL MANIS, GORDON LEE, Pat Red and Black Revue 3, 4: Senior Play 4g Basketball 1, 2, 3, Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Jeff Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: J Club 2, 3, 43 Intramural Sports 3, 4. MARSHALL, CAROLYN SUE MARSHALL, ROBERT, Pee Wee Bronx Hi-Y 3, 4. MARTIN, JANET BETH, Frenchy Sunshine Society 1, 2, 3, 4, Senior Commit- tees 4. MASTERS, ROBERT W., Daffy Duck Red and Black Revue 4: Tennis 4, Senior Committees 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, State Champ 4, Football 13 Track 2, 3g Golf 1, 2, 3, 4: Jeff Hi-Y 2, 3, 45 J Club 3, 4, Cross Country 3, 4, Intramural Sports 1, 2. McALLISTER, VIRGINIA M., Ginny G. A. A. 2, 3, Girls' Glee Club 15 Bowling League 3. I N MCCAW, MARGARET ANN MCCLOUD, KEITH EUGENE MCCONNELL, MARY ANN G. A. C. 3, 4: Hi-Tri 3, 4: Red and Black Revue 3. 4: Sunshine Society 1, 2, 3, 4: Span- ish Club 3: Nautilus Staff 4. MCCORD, JO ANN MAISIE, jo G. A. C. 3, 4: Hi-Tri 3: Red and Black Revue 3, 4: Sunshine Society 3, 4: Spanish Club 2, 3, 4: A Cappella Choir 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 2: Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3: Senior Commit- tees 4: Senior Play 4: Operetta 3. MCCOY, DOROTHY EMILY. Dottie Red and Black Revue 4: F. H. A. 3: Senior Committees 4. MCGRATH, CHARLES KENZLER, Charlie Red and Black Revue 3, 4: Camera Club 4: Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, 4: President 4: Basket- ball 4: Intramural Sports 3, 4. MCKINLEY, BEVERLY, Duffy G. A. C. 3. 4: Hi-Tri 1, 2: Red and Black Revue 3, 4: Sunshine Society 1, 2, 3, 4: F. H. A. 2, 3: Spanish Club 2: Bowling League 2, 3: Nautilus Staff 4: Senior Play 4. MCLAIN, HENRY ANTHONY, Hank MCQUEEN, HAZEL MARIE MERCHENT, JOAN LEE Mixed Chorus 1. Page I E x i E : u 5 I n I i 5 I e ! Q I ve.. NJ R K, X . l f I MERKEL, JEAN ELLEN, Jeanne G. A. C. 3, 4, Hi-Tri 3: Red and Black Revue 3, 4g Sunshine Society 1, 2, 3, 4: F. H. A. 1, 2, 33 Bowling League 3, 4: Nautilus Staff lg Senior Committees 4. MICHAEL, WILLIAM GLENN, Mike Red and Black Revue 4, Senior Play 43 Bronx Hi-Y 3, 4. MILLER, JACK EUGENE MILLER, JAMES BYRNE. jim Booster Staff 4g Senior Committees 4: Foot- ball 1g Track 2, 3, 4, Jeff Hi-Y 49 Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4. MITCHELL, GLEN ARTHUR MOHR, RALPH DEVON Latin Club 3, 4, Treasurer 39 Senior Commit- tees 43 Basketball 2, Football 23 Intramural Sports 4. MOORE, BYRNS E., JR., Ezra Track 1. MORRIS, MAIDA MULLEN, C. JAMES MULLEN, JOHN DAVID, Moon Senior Committees 4g Basketball 1, 29 Foot- ball 1, 2, 3, 4, Jeff Hi-Y 3, 43 J Club 45 Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4. 1 - .ff , P ss -:P may 3 E Z , . N . 1 I X f X MYER, ANTHONY, Tony Camera Club 2, 4: Spanish Club 4. MYERS, NANCY GAY, Nan G. A. C. 3. 4: Hi-Tri 2: Red and Black Revue 3: Sunshine Society 1, 2. 3, 4: Spanish Club 2, 3: Latin Club 3: Senior Committees 4. NEHER, PATRICIA ANN, Pat G. A. C. 3. 4: President 4: Hi-Tri 3, 4: Red and Black Revue 4: Sunshine Society 1, 2, 3, 4: Nautilus Staff 3: Latin Club 3: Senior Committees 4. NEILAN, DOROTHY Hi-Tri 4: Sunshine Society 4: F. H. A. Club 3: Latin Club 3. NIEMANTSVERDRIET, AGNES MARIE Red and Black Revue 4: Sunshine Society 1, 2, 3, 4. NOTHDURFT, PHOEBE JANE G. A. C. 3. 4: Hi-Tri 3. 4: Red and Black Revue 3, 4: Band 1, 2, 3, 4. ODLE, MARTHA ESTHER OSTERLING, LEO EUGENE, Gene Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Jeff Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: Intra- mural Sports 1. 2, 3, 4: Wrestling 4: Nautilus Staff 4. OVERESCH, NANCY ESTA G. A. A. 2: G. A. C. 3. 41 Sunshine Society 1, 2, 3. 4: F. H. A. 3: Spanish Club 2, 3, 4: Senior Play 4. PADDACK, NANCY ANN, Pat Hi-Tri 1, 2, 3, 4: Red and Black Revue 3, 4: Spanish Club 3, 4: A Cappella Choir 4: Mixed Chorus 3: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Broncho Brevities 1: Operetta 3. ' if . it - . K .qw ' V ,.. f .1 -. or Q 171. . . so ' ' , . 1. 3, we , ' A if . I 15... 173: - . 5 I K k ' Sigxfejg- St 1' vw. . Q Ii ? Q ' Ju- . i ,. I 'D- 1' 2? A LA, .nine O.: A 5, . f r Zi rj ,nk if 1' . 'f Nr: 3 if iw. ' 'al . . -' :X :gw-4, 3 Q.-: xt as Q- tu . .. , N . '25 1- fag X -K veg.:-f'kXf?f.,y.,, 1 ' f X 4 as wx ' . Ml iz'- fi..- ,... 'ka- ' R.. X E A if eil. ' .NX 3, 'J i , as l aff f Ph 'R ge 34 , . a. -X. 'eg 1, . g ff I l . I PAPPAS, PRISCILLA JEAN, Percy Sunshine Society lg F. H. A. 3, 4, Nautilus Staff 4. PARK, ALMA JEAN G. A. C. 3, 43 Sunshine Society 1. PETERSON, MAURICE, Pete Red and Black Revue 3, 4g Master Machinists Club 3, Camera Club 2, 33 Operetta 3, Stage Crew 3, 4. PIERSON, HAROLD, Hickory Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3. POPE, SHIRLEY PRIEST, RICHARD ARTHUR Master Machinists Club 4, Intramural Sports 15 Stage Crew 1. PUETT, VICTOR, JR. RAUCH, GEORGE BRADFORD REDIGER, BETTY JEAN G. A. C. 3, 45 Hi-Tri 2, 3, 4, Red and Black Revue 3, 45 Sunshine Society 1, 2, 3, 43 Latin Club 3. REDINBO, JOHN ANTHONY Master Machinists Club 4. ,fi .fi V -L' E X , r jr , 'r- X REED, RAY EDWARD Senior Committees 45 Football 1: Golf 45 Bronx Hi-Y 3, 4: Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4. REGAN, DONNA CLARE, D. C. Hi-Tri 2, 3. REUZENAAR, NORMA JO ANN RIEHLE, JAMES FRANKLIN, jim Latin Club 3, Senior Class Oflicer, Vice Presi- dent, Red and Black Revue 4: F. H. A. 3: Baseball 3, 4, Jeff Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: Cross Coun- try 4: Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4. RYVES, JAMES, Lem RILEY, WILLIAM HARRY Bill RITENOUR, BETTY MAXINE, Rit Red and Black Revue 3, 4: Sunshine Society 1, 2, 3, 4: Booster Stal? 43 Nautilus Staff 43 Leaders' Club 4. RITENOUR, MARY ANN Hi-Tri 2, 35 Red and Black Revue 3, 49 Sun- shine Society 1, 2. ROBERTS, PATRICIA ANN, Pat G. A. A. 23 G. A. C. 3, 49 Red and Black Revue 3, 45 Sunshine Society 1, 2, 3, 4g Senior Committees 4. ROBINSON, RICHARD DEAN, Dick Baseball 1, 2, 3, 43 State Champs 49 Jeff Hi-Y 3, 4. .5 A - E ef. -' H 1 K, 1 , , , . ,, X' X x I ROGERS, RUTH ANN ROSE, DALE O. RUNDLE, JAMES RICHARD, jim Camera Club 35 Auto Mechanics Club 2. RUNDLE, ROBERT ARTHUR RUSSELL, BETTY JEAN G. A. A. 15 Hi-Tri 2, 35 Red and Black Revue 3, 45 Sunshine Society 1, 2. SAIDLA, DONNA BELLE Red and Black Revue 45 Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, 4 :Mixed Chorus 15 Girls' Glee Club 15 Broncho Brevities 2. SAILER, MARY IVALOO Hi-Tri 2, 35 Spanish Club 15 Nautilus Staff 15 Senior Play 4. SCHAFER, THOMAS RICHARD SCHILLING, NOEL SCHILLING, ROBERT GEORGE, Bob Red and Black Revue 45 Spanish Club 45 Senior Committees 45 Bronx Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4. 1 - , .. .2 E . X t X X SEMMES, ROBERT, Bob Red and Black Revue 4: Spanish Club 3: Boys' Glee Club 1, 2, 3: Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 4: All State Chorus 3: Orchestra 3: Bronx Hi-Y 3, 4: Operetta 3. SHIGLEY, FORREST DWIGHT SIETSMA, MARTHA ELLEN G. A. C. 3, 4: Hi-Tri 3, 4: Red and Black Revue 4: Sunshine Society 1, 3, 4: Nautilus Staff 1. SMITH, BARBARA ANN SMITH, HOWARD PAUL, Howie A Cappella Choir 3: Red and Black Revue 3, 4: Boys' Glee Club 1: Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3: Bronx Hi-Y 1. 2, 3, 4: All State Chorus 2. SMITH, PATSY ANN, Pat G. A. A. 2: G. A. C. 3, 4: Red and Black Revue 3, 4: Sunshine Society 1, 2, 3, 4: Presi- dent 4: Latin Club 3: Senior Play 4. STEDMAN, ROBERT DEAN, Bob STEINER, GLENN EDWARD Camera Club 2: Spanish Club 4: Bowling League l, 2: Intramural Sports 3, 4. STEWART, GORDON LAVON STINEBAUGH, ELIZABETH ELLEN, 'Snooks Hi-Tri 2: Sunshine Society 1. s S3 N is Q .MG P:- is-f My Y 'Q' I' I N., 4 ' .uf : -xg W1 , I,l , w 1 STONE, UHL KEITH, Rocky Boys' Glee Club 35 Bowling League 2, 35 Senior Committees 45 Baseball 45 Jeff Hi-Y 3, 45 Cross Country 45 Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4. STRADER, ROBERT, Bob Red and Black Revue 3, 45 Camera Club 2, 35 Latin Club 2, 35 Leaders' Club 35 Band 25 Senior Committees 35 Bronx Hi-Y 1, 2, Presi- dent 3. STRAYER, MARJORIE LEE, Margie Hi-Tri 2, 35 Spanish Club 2, 35 Paint and Pantomime 2. STUMP, W. JAMES, jim Red and Black Revue 35 Senior Committees 45 Baseball 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 35 Foot- ball 1, 2, 3, 45 Jeff Hi-Y 2, 3, 45 J Club 3, 45 Intramural Sports 3, 4. SUACO, MARY LORETTA Hi-Tri 25 Red and Black Revue 45 Sunshine Society 15 Girls' Glee Club 25 Bowling League 15 Bronco Brevities 2. SUFFRIDGE, BEVERLY MAXINE, Bev Hi-Tri 35 Red and Black Revue 3, 45 Sun- shine Society 45 Camera Club 1, 25 Spanish Club 3, 45 Treasurer 45 Senior Committees 4. SWANSON, DONNA JEAN, Don G. A. A. 1, 2, 35 G. A. C. 3, 45 Hi-Tri 45 Red and Black Revue 3, 45 Spanish Club 1, 25 A Cappella Choir 3, 45 Operetta 3. SWEET, NORMA JEAN, Sweetie G. A. C. 45 Hi-Tri 25 F. H. A. 25 Spanish Club 1, 25 Bowling League 4. SWITZER, CARROLL REX Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4. SYDNOR, MARCIA DELORES, Marcy Red and Black Revue 45 F. H. A. 35 Girls' Glee Club 1. I Six ,-f' , . .: . 'X xxx , !. , VX TAYLOR, LOIS COLLINS, Bunny G. A. A. 1, 25 Hi-Tri 2, Red and Black Revue 39 Mixed Chorus 1, 2. TENGEN, WILLIAM GORDON Red and Black Revue 33 Master Machinists Club 2, 33 Stage Crew 2. THOENNES, BEVERLY JOAN, Bev G. A. A. 2, G. A. C. 3, 4, Hi-Tri 2, 3: Red and Black Revue 3g Camera Club 2, 33 F. H. A. 3: Mixed Chorus 3. THOMPSON, DOLORES JEAN G. A. A. 2, 39 Red and Black Revue 4g Mixed Chorus 1, 2: All State Chorus 25 Sunshine Society 15 TRAVIS, BETTY JANE Hi-Tri 25 Red and Black Revue 3, 4, Spanish Club 35 A Cappella Choir 4g Mixed Chorus 2g Girls' Glee Club 39 Operetta 3. TROXEL, CHARLOTTE, Charley Hi-Tri 2, 3, Sunshine Society 35 Spanish Club 2: Oration Contest 4. TRUMAN, BETTY LOU, Brown Eyes G. A. C. 3, 43 Red and Black Revue 3, 4, Sun- shine Society lg Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, Lead- ers' Club 4, Nautilus Staff 43 Editor-in- Chief 4. TURNIPSEED, PAUL WILLIAM Red and Black Revue 45 Booster Staff 4. TYRELL, PAUL L. VAUGHAN, CHARLES REIFERS, Chas Red and Black Revue 3, 4, Bowling League 2: Senior Committees 49 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 State Champs 43 Football 23 Track 1, 2, 3, 43 Baseball 43 Golf 45 Jeff Hi-Y 2, 3, 45 J Club 3, 4: Cross Country 3g Intramural Sports l. . ' . ., 2... E - I- ' . sw ' 4. sy 1 F A , , X x I X H I VAUGHN, SHIRLEY ANN, ShirI Hi-Tri 3: F. H. A. 3: Mixed Chorus 1, 2. VELTEN, PAUL WILLIAM, Poodgie Master Machinists Club 2, 3, 4: Camera Club 2: Stage Crew 1, 2, 3. VERNON, RUTH MAXINE, Rudy Hi-Tri 2: Sunshine Society 1. VICE, HOWARD, Howie VIRDEN, WILLIAM S. WATKINS, HELEN ISABELL, Izzie G. A. C. 3, 4: Red and Black Revue 3, 4: Hi- Tri 3: Sunshine Society 1, 2, 3, 4: Secretary 3: State Secretary 3: Class Secretary-Treasurer 4: Spanish Club 2: Booster Queen 3: Nautilus Staff 4: Senior Committees 4. WATKINS, MARY KAY Hi-Tri 3: Red and Black Revue 4: F. H. A. 3. WATSON, NORMA JEAN, Blondie Red and Black Revue 4: Sunshine Society 4: F. H. A. 1, 2. 3. WEST, GEORGE DOUGLAS, Doug Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3. WHITE, JIMMY L., jim Master Machinists Club 3, 4: Boys' Glee Club 2: Bronx Hi-Y 2, 3, 4. f WHITE, ROBERT EUGENE, Bob Red and Black Revue 4: Senior Committees 4: Basketball 1, Football 1, 2, Baseball 1, 2, 3. 4, Jeff Hi-Y 2, 3, 41 J Club 2, 3, 4: Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4. WIGGINS, THEA LOUISE Hi-Tri 35 Red and Black Revue 3, Camera Club 2, 35 Mixed Chorus 1, 2. WILDS, MARTHA ELLEN, Marty Hi-Tri 23 Red and Black Revue 3: Sunshine Society 1: Girls' Glee Club 1. WILLIAMS, BETTY ALICE, Stinky G. A. A. 3: Red and Black Revue 3, 4, Sun- shine Society 1, 23 Operetta 3. WILLIAMS, WM. MILTON Bill Spanish Club 3, Senior Committees 45 Bas- ketball 1, 2, 35 Football 1: Track 1: Golf 1, 2. 33 jeff Hi-Y 3, 43 Intramural Sports 3. 4. WILLIAMS, WM. RICHARD Bill Red and Black Revue 33 Boys' Glee Club 1: Football 1, 23 Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4. WILLIAMS, ROBERT ORVAL Bob Spanish Club 31 Senior Committees 4: Bas- ketball 1, 2, 3: Football 13 Track 11 Golf 1, 2, 3: Jeff Hi-Y 3, 4: Intramural Sports 3, 4. WINTER, PAUL WOOD, MARTHA, Mart G. A. C. 3, 4: Hi-Tri 3, 43 President 45 Red and Black Revue 3, 4. WOODLEY, PATRICIA ANN, Pat Hi-Tri 4, Red and Black Revue 45 Orches- tra 4. -Q- 1948 THE NAUTILUS of Jefferson High School Lafayeffe, Indiana 15 Published at Jefferson High School Printing--Lafayette Printing Co., Lafayette Engraving--Lafayette Engraving Co., Lafayett PhotographyfPhoto Arts, Lafayette Covers-S. K. Smith Co.. Chicag V x 4 1 I f Wi 1 . I l , X l YOCHEM, JAMES D. ZAPP, NANCY JANE G. A. C. 3, 4: Sunshine Society 1, 2, 3, 4 Bowling League 39 Senior Committees 4 Paint and Pantomime 2. FRANK, GORDON, Gordo Booster 4. The following seniors did not have their pic tures taken: Anthony, Delores, Brady,Walter E. Comer, Irma fMcDoleJg Fisher, Alice May McIntyre, Patrick: McLaughlin, Stephen, Mil ler, Carolyn. - Q . . ilu illlfleznnriam . . .,.. ,, L: Q ' . A X ' ..,. f lkf M JAMES A. RICHOLSON Born Dec. 28, 1930. Died June 24, 1947. Eagle Scout, Honor student at Jeff. member of Y. M. C. A. Active member of Youth Fellow- ship of Trinity Methodist Church. Interested in music-Talented pianist. Hobbies-Amateur photography and woodworking. President of Spanish Club at Jeff. FRANCES CSissyD BROWN Born March 29, 1930. Died July 24, 1947. Member of the Hi-Tri and Sunshine. Worked at Glatz. Hobbies-Dancing and Swimming. Attended the Grace U. B, Church. She was the only girl in her eighth grade graduating class. Klum FAUPIIQUIY We know that this class prophecy is going to be the most accurate ever written because Jo Elliott excells in crystal-gazing, Bette Rediger is an or- dained swami, Al Hornocker is a tea-leaf reader, and Charley Vaughan is a noted palmist. If these prophecies prove untrue in ten years, it is due to the cracked glass in Jo's crystal ball. Dolores Alberts is playing the marimba in Tex Beneke's orchestra: Wally Albright is dealing cards off the bottom at Sharon's Casino: Phillip Amos is a lumberjack in Canada: Joyce Arnold has been B01-led over: Dolores Atkinson has bought the park dance floor: Dolores Aurenz has found her life work -by taking money at the Mill: Shirley Baker bought out Hook's: John Balser and Charles Chris- tie have bought out the Ideal Beach and are sport- ing a chorus line of fifty former Logansport flames: Margaret Barger is teaching bashful freshmen how to dance so they can dance in 113 at noon: Jean Bamhart is now modeling sweaters for Blocks in Indianapolis: Dorothy Barrett sells hair barrettes: Dave Bates has bought out Gerry Mohlman's jew- elry store and has purchased a new sign: Phyllis Bauer is wrecking all the Jeff driving-training cars: Ray Baumgardt moved to Texas and is now raising cattle: Vera Beard has taken over the Navy: Jo Bennett and Patti Covington are alternating for the lead in Dear Ruth on Broadway: Dick Bennett now holds the state record in the 10-yard dash at 9.2. He could have gone faster but one of his clod hoppers came off: Raymond Bir is chief fire- man at Dayton: Charles Bishop now runs the 20 mule team because he's so clever with the whip: Damaris Bishop holds the wor1d's championship in women's wrestling . . . she developed muscles wres- tling with Bud Shigley: Jack Bongen has just be- come first man to do the four-minute-mile: Roger Douglas Branigin has just flunked out of Yale, Harvard, and Columbia . . . He got his master's degree at Stevens: Joe Brickler is now competing with Marco Studios and specializes in photograph- ing women in bathing suits: Gary Bridge has at last bought a pair of loafers that stay on and make no noise: Mary Brudi is now teaching German with a French accent: Pete Bush bought a farm and is har- vesting a crop of football players: Herb Butz is tak- ing Mr. Wil1's place at Jeff: Dick Buerkle is running a trucking agency: Roselyn Burkhardt has written an easy Deutsch book: Barb Bryan is playing the organ at the Blackhawk and made Ethel Smith a forgotten woman: Glessnor Bodkin has parted his hair on the side: Bill Courter is now playing short- stop for the Brooklyn Dodgers: Janice Carley is the mother of four sets of quintuplets: Ernie Cayse is the first man in the U. S. to go over Niagara Falls on a motorcycle: Rita Cassini has bleached her hair snow white to contrast with her dark eyes: Ed Cav- anaugh is editing the local newspaper and has bought out Mr. Marshall: Dona Clark has had to buy an asbestos pillow because her red hair sets the other kind on fire: Jack Cripe is running a mat- rimonial agency: Bob Crowe is doing AP notices on Bill Courter and switched Graham Crackers to Crowe's Crumbs: Dick Burke is commander of the National Guard: Mary Brenner has become the most quiet girl in America: Marie Buntin is model- ing Clarinets: Bob Collins is going on a diet: Jim Cook is now rolling gutter balls: Irma Comer has cut her hair: Harry Coy isn't very coy: John Cun- ningham is the proud owner of a new motor scooter: Ed Bowman is taking over Tex Beneke's place: Bob Boys still keeps the girls busy: Diana Cole finally married LeRoy Swany: Shirley Coling is editing a gossip column in the Police Gazette: Bernard Dar- ling has become the world's fattest ballet dancer: Emerson DeBoy has replaced Charles Boyer in the movies: Carl Dellinger has replaced Roy Rogers and is breaking bronchos but fast: Duck Danaher is teaching auto mechanics to girls at Jeff: Pinky Dye has just pinned the Angel for the 18th time: Dick Edgington has switched from Lucky Strikes to Camels: Jo Elliott has become Miss Indiana be- cause she has such a cute south bend: Walter English came in second this year in the 500 mile race headed only by Charley Vaughan: Vickie Der- rington is in the movies: Wilbur Dexter is drawing comic books: Isobel Demaray has moved back to Buck Creek: Jack Eversole has decided not to grad- uate and is still at Jeff fighting for the Student Council: Jean Ewing has become America's lead- ing woman wit: Jack Feaster is still trying to ex- plain Chem and Trig to Bates and Hornocker: Lois Feaster is opening up a grocery store in competition with her father: John Fiers is still hauling other men's women around: Bonnie Fisher is still skip- ping . . . out to Battle Ground: Lucille Fleming now owns the bath house at the park: Juanita Forbes now sings for the Metropolitan . . . Life Insurance Company: Jackie Ford is now competing with Henry Ford: Beverly Foster is now in a burlesque theatre out at Klondike under the name of Hot Lips F0ster : Eloise French has married a German: Margaret Fry traveled to Africa and was eaten by the Canni- bals: Eddie Furrer is now the Charles Atlas of the U. S. A.: Joe Galcma is a cameraman for Camilla White's beauties: Sammy Gladden has gone to a musical institute-tSing Singh: Tudy Golden is the first woman entry in the 500 mile speedway: Ardeth Goodhart has bfccme national weight lift- ing champion, carrying books: Pat Frankenburg and Margie Haynes have paddled around the world in a rowboat: Joe Garrison is applying cosmetics at Goodnights: Mary Gellenbeck is still happily married: Jim Graham has won the world's cham- pion ping pong title for the third time: Dick Gur- nick has become Indiana's Honest John: Jim Ham- ilton is now coaching St. Boniface's basketball team: Marietta Hamilton has been voted the girl with the cutest pug nose in America. Diane Han- kins is the world's champion tobacco auctioneer: Dot Howe has decided to move back out to Romney and be the girl friend of all the boys on the ball team: Janet Hanson has flunked out of Purdue: Doris Holladay, a politician, is now smoking cam- paign cigars. Joan Carter is playing professional softball: Rita Hamilton and Martha Lou Wood are now singing commercials on the radio: Johnny Eberle is coaching JefT's basketball team. He had a wonderful season. They were the First team to win state without losing a game: Malcolm Harper is a fireman on the railroad: Pat Henry is woman's champion and has beat Andy Varipapa: Lewis Heff- ner is known as the guy who just dropped in to say H O W D I EH: Al Hornocker is teaching Fred Astaire how to jitterbug: Janie Hooker- Hot Lips Hooker is happily married to Soft Lips Mott- ram : Kenny Hoover is now in a monestary be- cause he has a good beard for a start: Marilyn House has now saved 147,691,324 pennies. Just ask her: Betty Helgeson is a torchy night club singer: Max- ine Huegel is now raising a family of ten boys and Pnur' H one girl. Her luck ran out for a football team: Paul jansen is explaining the Einstein Theory to Ein- stein: Dotty Kaiser is head cheer leader at Notre Dame: Bud Kamp is living up to his name of Dy- namite because he is now 7 feet tall and weighs 300 pounds: Ray Kestner is now master of cere- monies at the Music Hall: Maribelle Keifer has now grown floor length hair: Bill Kiser is coaching basketball at Vassar: Regina Klinker has become .1 second Katherine Hepburne because of her vivid acting in drama class: Lawrence Koster is now racing motor bikes: Jo Kurtz has saved her money and bought another fur coat: Elaine Kull finally paid for the damage done to her father's car back in '47': Lee Lahr can't make up his mind whether to help write Britannica, be president, sing opera, or be a second Don Budge: Lon Labaw has changed his mind and finally taken the muffler off of his Terraplane: Rita Laxton has invented a chocolate bar called the EX LAXTON: Betty Ledman has won the Horace Heidt contest for the 63rd time with her accordian: Ruthie Levering is taking her brother's place teaching Physics at Jeff: Carol Loeb is singing bass in Fred Waring's glee club: Janet Martin has a crew cut except for the two long curls on the sides: Del Malady has become the world's thinnest man: Pat Manis got hung on his own linwat last! Bob Masters has become a nico- tine flend: Carolyn Marshall is still telling everyone labout her accidentj. Bob Harper is playing in heaven's orchestra with the instrument that bears his name: Mildred Hatke is raising pigs in a penthouse in the Waldorf- Astoria: Billy Haynes is cleaning the pearly gates with a tooth-brush: Jack Henderson is making air- planes for a Hea factory so they can get around better: Esther Hill is a balloon dancer: John Hites owns a tavern and drinks milk: Louie Hobson is now official hair-pin bender in hair pin factories: jim Hulley is now a cowboy back in Oklahoma: Marilyn Humphrey was voted Brookston's most leading lady: Jim Hunter is spending his life in prison for insulting a lady: Mary Ann Jones is now braiding her hair and tying it under her chin: Mary Keating is the country's leading lady lawyer: Fred Koning is now the official lipstick taster for the Revelon Co.: Gene Laxton has become the world's most famous gambler and has made his first million playing poker: Leona Luczak is a dog- food inspector for men in the dog-house: Jim Ma- loney is a spittoon swaber-outer: Bob Marshall is a seller of antique trucks: Ginney McAllister is still going to Colfax with the fellows: Margaret McCaw eats dill pickles and ice cream for break- fast: Pat McIntyre is raising snakes in Hawaii: Henry McLean is president of the anti-saloon league????? Joan Merchant is in the Merchant Ma- rines: Burns Moore is now in Hades and burns more: Maida Morris is a parisian hat designer: Nancy Paddack is directing an all man orchesta. Dorothy McCoy. jean Merkel, and Phyllis Horn- beck have started a G1atz's at Jeff: Charles Mc- Grath has replaced his Uncle George at teaching math at jeff: Bev McKinley is singing duets with Betty Hitner: Hazel McQueen is now queen for a day: Bill Michael is now wearing the horn rimmed glasses he wore in the senior play. and he loves them: Jack Miller is drawing cartoons for the New Yorker: Jimmy Miller is playing left-handed ping pong: Carolyn Miller is selling refrigerators in Alaska: Glen Mitchell has taken over Rocky Car- roll's job of sponsoring the Hi-Y: Ralph Mohr is the proud owner of an Indian motorcycle: Jim Mul- len now is taller than his brother, John: john Mul- len has learned to whistle through his teeth: Tony Myer has become a silver-tongued orator: Nancy l'uu-- A l Myers has developed a booming voice: Pat Neher is now coaching Frankfort's football team . . . they need something: Dorothy Neilan has decided to wear high heels: Agnes Niemantsverdriet is a sec- retary for Harry Truman: Jane Nothdurft is now the nurse at Jeff: Esther Odle is still taking Phys- ics: Nancy Overesch is still making the rounds of boys' universities: Priscilla Pappas puts purple pills in poor people's porridge . . . ditto Pope: Alma Park still goes swimming at Buck Creek: Maurice Peterson has taken over Aca Y Alla: Harold Pier- son bowls with his left hand: Dick Priest changed his name from Dick to judas: Victor Puett is keep- ing Winski's junk yard in business with his wrecked cars: George Rauch is still trying to graduate: Bette Rediger has turned the tables on Bill Riley and is now looking in his windows and listening in on his telephone conversations: John Redinbo is the offi- cial tooth-paste squeezer at Colgate's: Ray Reed now owns a harem that would make an Indian prince look green with envy: Donna Regan has married Ronald: Bill Riley is the dean of boys at Stevens: Bette Ritenour doesn't go out with just anyone, now . . . just boys: Dale Rose sat on a tack . . . Dale rose: jim Rundle is making his model A run: Betty Russell has made Jane her idol: Ivaloo Sailer is the best woman pool player in Lafayette: Noel Schilling has become an Eskimo in order to cool off: Bob Schilling is now the president of Cur- tiss Candy Company: Bob Semmes is playing the piano for the King Cole trio: Bud Shigley is play- ing golf with drum sticks: Howard Smith is still having trouble with his women: Barbara Smith has changed her name to jones: Patsy Smith has be- come Lafayette's most noted wicked woman: Bob Stedman is typesetter for the Leader: Glenn Steiner still likes redheads: Keith Stone is head man at the Vaughn Monument Company and they call him Head Stone: Bev Suffridge has become Ick Scott's favorite mode of amusement: Pat Roberts is presi- dent of the Willy Motor Car Corporation: Alan Cunningham is still working for his master's degree at P.U.: Lois Taylor has become a gym teacher and is educating the boys at Joe's Place: Rex Switzer has given up smoking and is now chewing marijuana: Donna Swanson is still undecided about her men: Martha Sietsma is housemother for a fraternity: Pat McIntyre is manufacturing plastic snakes and is making a fortune. Howard Vice has finally graduated from Chevie convertibles to Cadillac convertibles: Bill Virden has taken over head janitor's job at Jeff and is sweeping girls off their feet: Izzie Watkins has be- come Hollywood's noted Profilel': Mary Kay Wat- kins has become bitter and speaks to no one: Norma Watson bought Clark's Flower Shop: Doug West has moved East: Jim White washes the windows of the Life Building without a ladder: Bob White is playing intramural mumbly-peg: Thea Wiggins is making her home in Battle Ground: Martha Wilds is now tenting on the old Camp-ground fcatchbg Betty Williams has opened her own auto- mechanic shop: Paul Winter has met a girl named Summer and is well seasoned: Pat Woodly is run- ning a lonely hearts bureau: jim Yochem is still starring in Senior Plays at St, Francis: Nancy Zapp is now a power's model: Harold Pierson is teach- ing trigonometry at Tudor Hall: Mary Ritenour has dyed her hair green to match her sweater: Dick Robinson has made a million selling his basketball trophies: Donna Saidla has been married four times: Tom Schafer is working for the Parker Pen Company: Bob Rundle has decided his hair is too straight and has gotten a permanent: Jim Ryves is modeling B. 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G.: Howe, R.: Hull, R.: Hutten, B.: Isenberg, D. James, A.: Jeffries, E.: Jessup, C.: Jewell, L.: Jones, P. Kaser. M.: Kauffman, R.: Kemble, R. Kennedy, J.: Kessen, E. Klinker, R.: Knott, D.: Larson, M.: Lawson, P.: Lawson, R. Leader, G.: Leaman, C.: Lee, J.: Lee, S.: Leslie, D. Lester, N.: Lewis, C.: Liebenthal, J.: Lively. R.: Loveless, T Lucus, J.: Luecleking, M.: Mackey, B.: Marshall, B.: Marsteller, B. Martin, C.: Masse, J.: McLean. B.: McCollough, B.: McConahay, M. McIntyre, P., McKinney, ., ' if ' , ff . iff! ii '- ' if will , - X M N Q, Q 1 x ' . el., .J gi . gg. . McDaniel, R., McIntosh, R., M 3 in ,. . D Q3 , Q Q' .1 McMurray, J. ' -'wtf if F v ' rs . . Q' s 'rr D . -.ig ' W V 6 I . N . ii iv. In W, McMurray, J., Meadows, C., sf, X 4. ,lil y Melton, R., Mefke1,B., Miner, J. J' ' M W K Q ' f '- -' F . ' 5' A 1 .ffl M . . .. 'as - Miller, R., Mills, E., Minardo, F., , x ,J ,A Q31 '- ,,, Mink, G., Masner, J, M' ' W .,., sys' A i I ' . 'vi i , , H . .R Y 92' ' Sf'-Y' i F i xml! if-. nf' ,. -- I 1: x .'A A s ' X' Q 'lf' Mont omery K' Morehouse J' if-i in in it lm F A M44 i .E , -V . -. . we .. L7 . .3 A it R Morrison, B., Mottram, J.: Murphy. G. W . VW . J . Q Qnzl X g ,A . P ' X , x A W X 1 ,fl Q ' Lil Murphy, H., Murphy, J., Mussche, M.: Neher, P., Nelson, D. Nelson, R., Neubauer, B., Newton, M., Nice, J., Norman, D. O'Brien, M.: Osborne, N., Owens, P., Palmer, P., Parker, J. Parker, P., Peacock, C., Peterson, M., Phillips, L., Plantenga, D. , Page I9 tiititiitiitiiiitiiitiiiiifiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiffii-I' i if iiiifii iii' life, Hmm Um, 5 Seated: Assistant Coach j. C. Lyboult, C. Vaughan, J. Mottram, N. Snyder, B. Kiser, Coach Marion Crawley. Standing: B. Masters, J. Lucas, E. Hall, D. Casey, D. Robinson, E. Heninger. 4444444444444-4444-V-444-V-444444444444444-P44441-41V-4441-44444 -V-44444444444 law- J e :Y . . . 5. 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Rayl, D,g Reel, D., Robinaugh, 1.5 Robinson, J.g Rosselot, G. Roswarski, J.g Rubright, J.g Runda, C. Runda, H.g Runda, L. Royer, J.: Rycraft, B., Saidla, D., Saubert, R.g Schilling, C. Schmidt, N., Schnaible, E.: Schoonover, R., Schwint, E.g Sears, P Sense, D.g Short, E., Shoaf, B.g Siler, B., Slesser, M. Slopsema, D.g Smith, Smith, T.: Snyder, N. Snyder, D., Sperback, Stants, J.g Steely, R. R.g Smith, G.: J., Spurgeon, C mx, k G 6 Tw 47 1, S ,, A im .. ,xv ,,, K I 5 z tj J x 5 'Eu Z- im ' 'K x ,Q 1 .qw -a' ,12 'f?' 53 ' . VT ? 5 l W F 5932 . Q 'E' x ' Q... y ,, '. c .gg 5 ---- f ' - ,, 'A ? ' ir - ' - .5S,-Jil , ,X j L f C L x. W55 1' 2? 1 Q-'Y' 111' XT, 3. Klan, We have finally achieved our high school ambition-we are upper-classmen. No more jeering and being called prep. We can now walk through the halls with confidence. We are no longer alert for mean old seniors who may jump out of dark corners at us. We are not glad that we have but one year to go, but we are rather regretful that the three years we have experienced have gone so swiftly. But those three years have not been uneventful, the 1948 Junior Class has been active since its freshman days. We hope to make this, our Junior year, the best yet, full of that old Jeff spirit that will never die. JACK PARKER 66490 'Soi Yes, there was one year that we lived in horror. It was the horror that comes from being graduated from grade school into a new world-high school. But look at us now. We know our teachers and classmatesg we know what is expected of us as students of Jeff. We also know what we expect of the building. We don't expect the rooms to move about as they once seemed to do. We know the customs of our school. We don't have to have them explained to us as was the case quite often last year. The halls are not great caves where no joy ever comesg they are our halls in the school building. It all adds up to this, we are sophomores. EARL NELSON HSOV9 CLASS PROPHESY fContinuedJ while escaping from Alcatraz: Marjorie Strayer peddles hot cross buns on Main Street: Jim Stump has let his hair grow and found out that it is kinkyg Mary Suaco has stopped smilingg Norma Sweet is living up to her last nameg Marcia Sydnor owns the Yellow Cab Companyg Gordie Tengen is blind from an experiment explosion: Betty Travis is raising Cain in the country with Clemg Charlotte Pugc 515 Troxel has become an ordained ministerg Betty Truman is competing with Margaretg Paul Tumip- seed has been plantedg Charles Vaughan has hocked his state championship ring so he could get a meal. Shirley Vaughn is taking Nellie Lutcher's place: Paul Velton has opened a speakeasy in Chicago: Ruth Vernon is happily married and has moved to China. THE END Adkins, N., Amstutz, P., Anderson, A., W' in , w . Ault, D., Austin, P. 491 ' 'W V53 ff N I ' Austin, R., Ave, R., Ayers, H., ' 2 QQ? . ' t, Q N ,tr , C. . f N. 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Fleming, E.: Flynn. P.: Foshce, D.: Francik, C.: Foster, G. Foster. G.: Freedberg, L.: Fritz, A.: Fritz, B.: Fitzpatrick, F. Funk, E.: Gable, K.: Ganoe. C.: Green, G.: Green, J. Gellenbeck, W.: Glisson, B.: Glisson, B.: Good, P.: Goodner. R. . ,,, 5:5 , -- :Sv 3' , F C .T K? lg, 5 5 ,i L .5 9 ,fn Af: . e - -ff If 1 1 A i 1 F Y. f 1 - Q? - W ki bmw . r XL-. J.. i L. , 'J 4' 5 ' 5 Ci' 'xw.s...i, K Q :,' , S - , 'W , ' ' , ,5.wg:, V 52 ., . , QQ- F K .. A T.. . 4-V A.-. I - 3: 11 . ,:,TH-Q: I L ,. . , Y: 1 . ' -.1 . ...ff ,J Jig' . JY 2 Y F A. K FT' Fi! . . G X 9-' 2,7 fi! -Psi' F . ,,.. 1' l l 'P ' ,,, t 'Ts X? ,si , ' 'Q' it 3 - ' ' K A ' .+::'Z., U ,L ' fl ' 3 3 - , 'QL' g,:.v . ,ui LA: W N Fe!! R ' ' ivliieafaqfff' -' .-f I ' J! F 'Msn' , ...., Y .. ,ai ' ' -' 'll ' ffl' Q ',0.f.'3':'i73' f' 1. Q, I , .ff F. 'ff'-'S H , J J' 2 WD. Y A Q-yr G , ... 1-- . . 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Kuyper, B.: Lake, E.: Luatln. S.: Lecklitner, D.: Ledford, C. Lehman, M.: Lester, C.: Lewis, G.: Lodde, G.: Long, M. Loveless, J.: Loveless, J.: Lucus. L.: Lux, F.: Lyman, B. Mackey, J.: Mansfield, M.: Marquess, D.: Martin, D.: Martin, G. in Q Y- 'C , 1 R Q an x if . 53' if V x Q . .. : . FE f. 2' f B :'.e:. V xx , fg. 1 A fx ,f . r 15,0 x Jr ' K. x 'k N ..-. ,, ,rt I ' in 'kv' Mya af , 5 :ral M. fi X J' 'XM .I . tn? V .-,f -J f' 54. 9' is f T A Q .4 x V 1 : I K w Q + . .-., . if Q,-:S 1-f 1 . W ,X F S .max 4 K E? ., 5 ' M81 z, ' A 1 'Q W' mt 0 is H ,,. x Q? ,fix .pzrv A - S 7-'1'.4'f?t11: 5 ,' '- -7-2 ,j1 -::I1 ,f I ag, 43:- .,-. , Q'-.4 - Q . 'Sr' 1 'f' f 5 1 - 33 , - 'QQ' jf W fx - 4:-. K , N r ' ' A , LLB ' 1 -'L ' f - Vg, .I I 'C r J Orr B Osbome G , 9 ' l ff , . x I ff Q Ipbb f' 43 Osborne, R.: Osterhoff, N.: Owen, M.: Paddack, N.: Pappas, F. Parker, C.: Parks, R.: Patterson, E. Payne, H.: Pechin, D. Pedigo, M.: Phillips, B.: Pierce, B.: Plaster, D.: Platt, C. Platt. N.: Primmer, P.: Raftery, D.: Ramsey. T.: Ratcliffe, A. Rardon, E.: Rauch, C.: Raynor, H. Reynolds, C.: Reuzenaar, K. Reuzenaar, M.: Reitemeier, M.: Ritenour, G.: Robinson, J.: Robinson, M. Russell, E.: Rubright, J.: Rosseter , B-, Rose, M.: Romine, D. Roger, R.: Roller, J.: Sackett, M.: Saidla, M.: Sams, J. r A A :ar f , ' A 2 74 Eff 'V' tx A J ' J :L ll , ' , ., NW, 1, Q f 1 Q V y 3 , - ,Am in 1 F K ,Y dl., J , . 'lll . 3 . f is C. l H' VV? gs: , W, ,... J A 4 af E ziwxi, ,. , K . 3' ,5 Q V V if-if-12l.fsBi,'3i' L A ..-5 I Uh ' 1 :7 L s Y. V1 ' Q . .41 sf, P xii 4-if . . su! C A ' , 437' ff? Q31 V 'V . 2 .'.,'fl' 5. . NC' yr ,-, , , , K A al' 5' ' . 'J 1 P Q51 .-l W' f of N M Y K 4, V A , ,:,Z ,S rr Q94 T lm' . ig ...ie Q ,, 1 if GTZ' 1 Zl, I I , r o 5- 5 ff g 'V Qi' A. 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Stone, R.g Stong, D., Struble, C.3 Sunkes, W.g Swatts, P. Taber, V., Tengen, T., Thoennes, M. Tilford, J., Tingay, J. Travis, R.: Tyrie, H.: Tyrie, N.: VanDermay, R.: VanTress, R. VanVuren, D.: Walker, H.: Wallace, B Wall, M.: Washburn, J. Waters, T.: Watkins, M.: Watson, N.: Watt, K.: Weaver, K. Webb, M.: Weber, B.: Westcott, B.: Westfall, D.: West. G. Wharton, B.: Wheeler, J.: Whittaker, M.: Whittaker, W.: Widener, J. Wilkinson, T.: Williams, C.: Wilson, E.: Wilson, R.: Winters, R. Witt, N.: Wolf, N.: Woodley, C.: Woodley, R.: Yeager, D. Hilt, D. SNK ' . 1 xr if 4 fr , 559 .Y ' ' - as Qi' 4 y. N um ,, , Q :..4..s f +, . A ,, IV 4 k , J I Jdefawf Zbmed 0-wapyaaafaza MEGA A Cx MM GW-X QQCQQ ,. 7701 6? W .l'. e K' SQMLM lybvm 52687 gww 233326 Jnmlzman, Klan, In the fall of 1947, 292 nervous freshmen entering the large halls of Jefferson High School inherited the old school name prep , Numerous freshmen were engaged in many activities with the old school spirit at the helm. Many of the freshmen contributed their various talents to another successful Red and Black Revue. After my first hour at Jeff, that eventful morning when classes began, my knees finally stopped shaking. Why Jeff isn't so bad, I said to myself. I found teachers very helpful. They were always ready to hand out seventh hour passes if we had any trouble remembering to come to class. I wished someone would remind those seniors that they were preps too, and not so long ago. They seemed to delight in making us Preps wish we were back in grade school again and under our teacher's wing. However. Jeff seems to grow on you. I think it is a swell school and one I'm proud to attend. JANET STICKNEY and JIM MACKEY H510 . rr.. if .fl sa tif' f X 'vi' -1' 'el QV . 1 fi., I If-f p :fy gggk rr , P. Fir Qwz mm 'e ' weaned fi' ili- I' ll 50 ff Dalfiafzlmu ,afaazidfen QP , M K? 4f3 'jf O M, 6, XOYMS Lcbffk Q- Q ex -' . 'b Q .mo QM, gfifx of drip Q +41 M-J Wo DDQ 'f' X440 ff fo Y 5 ' Aff, ici, Exo , li J Q E 4. . ffcyb -7 mfs? fl f by ,J 0, mm X wx ,, 1' 4? ixll. f I f ACTIVITQES X 41? Lieleblzafzbna, Jeff's 1948 State Champions were honored by many banquets. d and parties. On returning from Indianapolis after winning the State Champion- ship an estimated 15,000 fans and backers greeted the team and coaches on ' the Civic Dinner spon- Sunday afternoon. One of the outstanding banquets was Ch mber of Commerce which was held at the Purdue sored by the Lafayette a Memorial Union Building. Another banquet, which was sponsored by the Exchange Club, was held at Lincoln Lodge and honored the Bronchos and the Red Devils. Two dances were held in the Jeff gym in the Bronchos' honor, and large numbers turned out to honor the team. Yes, Jeff is proud of her 1948 State Champions and all the fans did their best to show the team how much they were behind the team. inners, dances, Q w1'f l Ve Row 1, left to right: J. Lucus, B. Masters. J. Blosser, B. Parker, D. Casey, E. Hall. Row 2: N. Snyder. C. Vaughan, B. Kiser, D. Robinson, E. Heninger, J. Mottram, Coach Marion Crawley. 6'a4A.efLalL Whoopee! For the Jefferson Bronchos' basketball team. After waiting thirty-two years, Coach Marion Crawley brought a championship team out of the finest crop of basketball players that have been at Indianapolis in a long time. We are all proud of such fine players as Ernie Hall, Bob Masters, Charley Vaughan, Bill Kiser, and Dick Robinson. Of course, we mustn't forget the grand second live that the Broncho team had, consisting of J. Lucus, Joe Mottram, Dan Casey, Earl Heninger and Ned Snyder. The feeling of being State Champs is a grand feeling for the team and an equally grand feeling for the rest of the students. With such a swell coach as the boys have. it will not be a surprise to see the Bronchos over at Indianapolis next year. Sports writers all over the state picked Jeff as being the best balanced squad that was in the whole tournament. This is not a shock to the students here at Jeff, who sat on the sidelines and cheered the Bronchos to the state capital. As the team goes into the 1948-49 season people all over Lafayette will be cheering the Jeff squad to the state as the defending '48 State Champs. JEFF WILL BE FINE IN '40. I C. Vaughan B. Kiser E. Hall B. Masters D. Robinson SEASON'S RECORD SECTIONAL TOURNEY 562 Eeiphi Jeff ..,,Y,,..... 67 Battle Ground , e ,,,,. ...... e anon 7,7,.. ....... jeff ,,,,,,,.,,,, 46 Anderson ........,..... 27 Jeff 54 Buck Creek Jeff ,,,,,,,,,,,, 44 Shelbyville ,,,,,,,,,,ss 20 Jeff ..,.....,,,, 51 West Side ....,s,,. Jeff --r------ ' 43 K9k0m0 ---'-- ------- 2 1 Jeff ssss. .s..,. 7 8 Klondike s,s,or,,s Jeff ...,.w...... 37 Vincennes ..........,... 34 Jeff .,.......... 3 1 Frankfort .,,,..,..,.... 2 7 Jeff ,,,,.,...s.. 36 Cent., SO. Bend A,.... 34 REGIONAL TOURNEY Jeff ---- 63 Columbus -'--- Q --'--- 54 jeff .,...,,,,,,. 45 Lebanon H ., Jeff s,,,.A...,.. 51 Cent., Evansville .... 65 -Holiday Jeff ,,e,,,,,,,,, 58 Rossville ,,,,, -Tourney jeff ....V,,.,A,, 47 Newcastle ........,...., 31 Jeff 5.,.e.s,r,.. so Lebanon sese,. ..,..t. 2 7 SEMLFINAL Jeff ,,,, ,...... 5 1 Frankfort .,..........,. 41 Jeff H ,,,,,,,, 44 Hammgnd ,,,, H jeff ,A,,.,,t.A., 44 Muncie ,....A,.........., 43 Jeff 1,,, f M60 Peru ,--,-- H f f Jeff ....r,,,..t. 66 West Lafayette ,..,.. 30 jeff n,,,,,,,,,,, 43 Technical, Indpls...47 Jeff ----a-a----- 50 Marion -aV-V-a-,+A-aVa--, 31 STATE FINAL jeff ,,,......... 39 Logansport ......,v..,. 34 Jeff 5n,.,......, ss Crawfordsville ,.,... 43 Jeff nnnnn--nnnnn 60 Anderson - 'n-nn- 5 jeff ,,A,s,,.,,,, 59 Richmond ,,.,,.,,,,,, 55 jeff ,,s,.,...,.. 54 Evansville Cent J. Mottram E. Heninger J. P. Lucus D. Casey N. Snyder Tdqx Jnnfbal -Jud of. 7947 1 K. Scott D. Purdy P. Manis P. Bush G Mltchell J. Duffy J. Bongen FOOTBALL SCORES - 1947 jefferson ...... .......,............. 1 9 Anderson ....... ...... 6 jefferson ...... .................. 2 6 Tech .......... ..,.., 1 2 Jefferson .,.... 12 Kokomo ...... ...... 6 jefferson ...... 13 Richmond ...,. ...... 7 jefferson ...... 12 Frankfort .......... ..,,,. 7 Jefferson ...... 25 Marion ...............,,... .. , 6 jefferson ......... 15 Crawfordsville ......,.. . , O Jefferson ....,.... 6 Central, Fort Wayne .. .. 6 jefferson ...... 8 West Side ................ . . . 0 D. Bennett K. Hoover E. Heninger J. Stump QLERBQ 5 rg . 6 . V1 'A gli . Q WCAQ- 4? s 2:5 Sl Q9 :QI ,Q A SQ' ae me Row I: G. Schilling, D. Broach, B. Schilling. B. Crowe, P. McIntyre, J. Mottram, J. Bongen, D. Purdy, D. Eckman, J. Morehouse, D. Sense, V. Maloney. Row 2: J. Blosser, B. Bundrent, J. Roberts, P. White, M. Butz, T. Heide, J. Cook, E. Strain, P. Bush, B. Parker, G. Buck, J. Goris, J. Kennedy, S. Snyder. Row 3: Mgr. B. Williams, D. Nelson, H. Anderson, R. Huth, A. Cohen, R. Leigh, J. Gross, P. Cooper. D. Wolever, K. Hoover, B. Kiser, J. Duffy, Mgr. R. Austin, Coach M. Crawley. Row 4: Asst. Coach S. Lyboult, Asst. Coach B. Miller, J. Mullin, G. Mitchell, G. Osterling, K. Scott, D. Bennett, J. Stump, P. Manis, E. Heninger, D. Casey, J. Bailey, G. Dunn, Line Coach N. Willey. ywwau -yan vga 7947 Jefferson had another undefeated football season with eight wins and a tie. They won the N.C.C. for the second straight year. This year Jefferson had only four returning varsity men. These were Earl Heninger Cfullbackj, Jim Stump fhalfbackj, Pat Manis Ccenterj, and Glen Mitchell ftacklej. The starters for this year were John Duffy and Jack Cripe Qendsj, Glen Mitchell and Icky Scott ftacklesj, Pete Bush and Dick Purdy Qguardsj, and Pat Manis at center. In the backlield were Kenneth Hoover, Jim Stump, Dick Bennett and Earl Heninger. They were given ample support from senior subs Bob Crowe, John Mullen and Jack Cripe. The underclass subs who enabled the Bronchos to capture the North Central Conference championship were Ned Snyder, Joe Mottram, Bill Parker, Jim Goris, Jim Morehouse, Gordon Buck, and George Dunn. I'uru- ' -. , ,g MQ...-, 9, Ng, i 'B JK m..'n Hi'?3Qff4- -in M54 f xg? f 1? '-W ,.., b .ri:f '1ff. ,, sv- ,Ag Q . 'V L ' jx if Z Row 1: R. Frenfrock, F. Watson, J. Watson, C. Sutton. Row 2: D. Switzer, E. Buckles, J. Feaster, T. Heide. Kfwu, -fnunbuf. The Jefferson Cross Country team. coached by Orval Martin, was composed of practically all new members. The squad will remain in tact for the 1948 season, outside of Jack Feaster, who is a graduating senior. Charley Sutton, tall junior, was the only returning veteran this year and Charley should be among the best in the coming season. The squad didn't win any outstanding awards, but in the coming year, the hopes of the squad will be high. Congratulations, Thinlies, on your line work! Absent when the picture was taken were W. York, K. Stone, D. Robinson, B. Masters. I'ugc ff 2 5 X 5951235351 i W -:Q L-'if 0, Q ' uLs7f ,,f ini' .1-q-. an-s ali.-1. ug.-111 6'mm6nlL The jefferson baseball squad is ladened with returning lettermen and with favorable support by several new members, Jeff may also be crowned conference champs in baseball. Bob White, Bob Wood, Bob Lowery and Chuck McConnell will be on the mound. The infield is steadily growing stronger with Dick Robinson on firstg Bob White and Jim Roberts will alternate the keystone positiong Joe Mottram or Bob Ave on third. The short-stop position will be manned by Bill Courter or Dave Bates. Wesley Balter, Ned Snyder, Bill Kiser, Keith Stone and Jim Riehle will command the outlield. Coach James Lyboult will have the team in good working condition by the time the season is in full swing. SCHEDULE Date Team Where Played April 14-Crawfordsville ,ee... .,,,,el,,,,,. T 16-Frankfort ,,,,., ,ee.... H 17-Southport , 19-Ben Davis ,i,,.. l,..... T 23-Kokomo .,,,,,., .,..... T 26-Pine Village, ,,,,, ,,,.... H 28-Monon ....,.,,, .l,r.., T 30-Tech le,,e,,,,,, ...,.,, H May 3-Pine Twp. l,,,, .,..v,. H 4-Marion .... ,i,..,. T 7-Muncie ....,,, i,,.... H 1 1-Logansport .e,, ,,...., T 14--Anderson .,,,. 7,,,.,, H 15-Southport ..,, 2 1-Richmond ..l,., ..,..,, T 22-Newcastle ..,..,,,, ,,,,,.. T 2 7-Crawfordsville ,ee,... ....,. H 29-Southport .,,.. ....... H It Il Row 1, left to right: G. Dunn, D. Casey, E. Heninger, Bone, Lawson, Vaughn, Mitchell, Bennett Schilling, McGuire, Nelson, Mink, Wilkinson, Lynch, Humphrey, Dexter, Feaster, Hornocker, Heide Edmonson, Anderson, Switzer, Williams, Mgr. Row 2: Manis, Mackey, Sense, Kennedy, Watson, Bongen, Smith, Watson, DeBoy, Schilling, Strain Bunnell, Eckman, Sutton, Smith, Mills, Shoemaker, McIntyre, Esinberg, Austin, Mgr. Row 3: Lucas, Schaible, Donahue, Woodley, Hershinger, Frinfrock, Brown, Schilling, Montgomery Parker, Mahoney, Blosser, Goris, Henson, McGrath, Heffner, Fischer, Martin, Coach, Miller, Asst. Coach jmck Coach Orval Martin's track team this year lacked the experience at the be- ginning of the season, but with a little bit of molding the team was able to turn out another successful season. The team's returning lettermen were: Jack Bongen, Emerson Deboy, Bill Parker, Dan Casey, Dick Bennett, Earl Heninger, Charley Vaughan and Buddy Budrent. SCHEDULE Date opponents where Held April 9--Shortridge ........,......... ............ T 16-Frankfort .....,............................,................. H 23-Indianapolis Relays, Tech Field, Indianapolis 27-Attica Relays ....,................,.,........,,.............. T May 1-Kokomo or Delphi Relays 7-N.C.C. Meet 11-Central Indiana Meet ..,., ...... H 14-Sectional Meet ...............,..............,.... ...... H 22-State Meet, Tech Field, Indianapolis Page T9 Row 1, left to right: Eckman. Kingery, Purdy, Buck, Dye, Morehouse, Smith, Rock. Row 2: Coach Willey, Guiney, Gleason. Dunn, Bishop, Gumick, DeFries, Dunn, Fidler, Shoemaker. Row 3: Dorn, Leaman, Rose, Conner, Schilling, Nelson, Christopher, Schilling, Henderson. luuflzhq, Coach Norman Willey's wrestling squad was host to the state wrestling meet here at Jefferson gym. The squad suffering from lack of experience came in seventh in the meet. Gordon Buck was the only Jeff grappler to take top honors for the Jeff squad, although Don Eckman placed second and Captain Johnny Dye ranked third in his weight class. Wrestling is a coming sport here at jefferson and in several years Coach Willey hopes to capture the state meet. With backing from the student body here at Jefferson, the sport may become a top activity. Gordon Buck, only jeff man to grab top honors at State Meet held here at Jefferson. l'up1: UU Row I, left to right: R. Foster, M. Watkins, M. Peterson, J. Wien. J. Hoffa, J. Owens, F. Allyn. Row 2: L. Semmes. T. Cosby, A. Young. J. Nothdurft, E. Bowman, M. Buntin. H. Galema, N. Paddack, D. Ault. C. Morris. C. King, B. Etter. Row 3: R. Vandermay. G. Foster, F, Wetzel, H. Runda. B. A. McAdams. Dir.: T. Hague. A. Ratcliffe. The Jefferson High School orchestra is one of the oldest organizations at Jeff. being organized in the fall of 1912. with a total of 16 members. The orchestra today is under the direction of B. A. McAdams, and he has a large and well equipped group to work with. The orchestra has played for the Red and Black Revue, the Christmas concert. the state band and orchestra contest, and commencement exercises in the county. The orchestra won first division rating in the district contest at Noblesville, Indiana, in April of this year, and second division at the state contest at Greencastle as a Class B organization. l'u5u ui 1' Row 1, Ieit to right: E. Bowman, Lieut.g W. Lods, Sgt.g j. Houston, T. Heide. Bob Brown, R. Goddard, Corp.g H. Runda, Sgt.g B. Fisher, Lieut.g T. Everett. Galema, Corp P. Amstutz, Sgt.: J. Geen, J. Nothdu ft, Lieut. J. Masterson, Corp.: A. Harvey, R. Ledman, Corp.g W. Sackett, B. Van- Row 2: R. Plaster, S. Bercovitz, Sgt.g M. Buntin, Lieut.g H. Galema. Sgt.: Defmayv G- FOSter, Corp ui Ei. l-1 o U af Q 2 5 Gi ,rf u L1 .- CD Ed lf rm U2 L-I cu J: .Q I-H IIS on V1 E, cv aa I-I un in an 9-J V7 I-TJ '44 Q23 3 o EZ E CC xl GJ z: .ti E U GJ n-I :H UJ : 1: C0 o .c K-4 Z ci. 54 o U L-f GJ .E QI 4-I U1 D51 DD cn T1 .S 2 G1 E 3 D- as C5 .2 r-1 3 rifi on LB ul ii U7 4-3 D J-9 -E ESQ. GE I7 ni' 113. .rm -:.. Qt.. UI .-1 OJ uf E N 'U '52 25 ie We Q8 3? fun: E 63 .-i tb rn -EI aa FE cu CK d 1: CD 3 La 'vi C L' E3 .1 1:5 U1 3. Z1 fe- Q8 .ss ws +500 U2'Y J-J ,JD ON mo .J Ei E311 im mn.. Dz ci. I-4 O U nd Ei L- O , U55 55 TQ Un. CDH C-' o UI JC u 5 FD .M o cv E 4: :s CD +5 on cn ri 2 ui S aa 'T D1 L- O U d 2 2 cm cd .- ,- cu C A S QD nc Q. GJ o M 2 hi 51 o U ug In GJ .9 :s M Li 65 E o f-Z Band The Jefferson High School Band has come a long way in its 22 years of existence. In 1926 it was composed mostly of grade school children. Now we cannot help swelling with pride as we see our band on parade. Marching down the held in their snappy uniforms, they display many excellent formations. The band has won many trophies in its time. and in 1926 played before Mr. Sousa. the world's greatest band leader. The band is again in the charge of B. A. McAdams, a very capable director. The band participated in the State Solo and Ensemble Contest at Terre Haute, and a district band contest in Noblesville. Below you'l1 find the hrst division winners of the state solo and ensemble contest. SOLO AND ENSEMBLE WINNERS Row I, Ielt to right: J. Ester- green, J. Huston, P. Amstutz, R. Brown, J. Paddack, N. Paddack, M. Buntin, S. Bercovitz, B. Fisher. Row 2: R. Goddard, H. Runda, W. Lods, E. Bowman, H. Galema. l'ugr- ::. Seated, Ielt to right: P. Sfnith ton. Standing: Mr. Carroll, H Watkins, J. Parker, W. York ilton, M. McConnell. W. Ince C. Jessup. NAUTILUS STAFF The Nautilus is an annual publication put out by the students of Jefferson High School. The hrst Nautilus was put out in 1913, a small, paper-bound edition. Now, however, the staff is proud to present a large, modern book, which took much time and effort to prepare. The staff is ably assisted by Mr. George Earl Carroll, advisor, Mr. Elbert Morgan, advertising, Mr. G. Russel Bradley, finance. The staff was: Editor-in-Chief, Betty Lou Truman, Assistant Editor, Patti Covington, Literary editor, Jack Parker, Senior editors, Joyce Arnold, Mary Ann McConnell: Junior editors, Eleanor Schnaible, Patsy Smith, Sophomore editors, Marilyn House, Gene Osterling: Freshman editors, Carol Jessup, Priscilla Pappas, Club editor, Betty Ritenour, Feature editor, Helen Watkins, Snapshot editor, Wally York, Sports editors, Jim Hamilton, Richard Holst, Bill Inceg Subscription editor, Beverly McKinley, and Advertising editor, Richard Lawson. NAUTILUS ADVERTISING Seated: R. Lawson. Standing, Ielt to right: M. Hamilton, J. Carley, J. Munger, M. Harper, Mr. Morgan, M. Mohlman, H. Wolsielifer. lmul- Jil B. Ritenour, M. House, B. Mc- Kinley, B. Truman, P. Coving- R. Holst, E. Schnaible, J. Ham- r xzH'1'v . y if f .fini-,U , 5? 6-iv FIRST SEMESTER STAFF ton, J. Carter. J. Hooker. B Ritenour. sini, P. Covington, J. Arnold. Standing: K. Scott, J. Miller Mr, Carroll, Mr. Bradley, Mr naugh. J. Balser, E. DeBoy. The Jeff Booster is a bi-weekly publication of Jefferson High School students of the journalism and printing departments. In 1913 Jefferson had a press club. This Club published the Jefferson High School Weekly . This was abandoned and the Monitor , an outside publication, was adopted. Then, in 1922, the first edition of the Jeff Booster was published. In 1923. the In- quiring Reporter came into existence. In the 25 years that the Booster has been published, it has grown to a paper which ranks with the best in the state. The Booster publishes 18 issues a year. Mr. G. E. Carroll acts as journalistic advisor, and Mr. Elbert Morgan is the printing advisor. Mr. Bradley is financial advisor. Jane Hooker was editor-in-chief for first semester and Ed Cavanaugh held this position the second semester. SECOND SEMESTER STAFF Seated, Ielt to right: B. Rit- enour. C. Jessup, J. Hooker, M. Larson. E. Cavanaugh, P. Cov- ington. Standing: Mr. Carroll, J. Parker, B. Crowe, E. Schnaible. B. Courter. C. Loeb, I. Comer. Prim' RZ Seated, left to right: R. Lax- Seated, second row: R. Cas- Morgan, G. Frank, E, Cava- M . . , qi: qt.-'....,, N 1- Sl Q ' N fs gigs X wh' F' ' -1 ' E-'53 ,, i e.. Yi l l Row 1, Ieit to right: D. Branigin. C. Troxel, C. Marshall, S. Crandell. Row 2: G. Rosselot, L. Lahr, H. Howland, Mr. Jackson. Qnlzata Jefferson started inter-school debate for the first time since the war. The members of the team this year were: Douglas Branigin, Leland Lahr, Sally Crandall, and Carolyn Marshall. The team was a member of the Indiana State Debate League and in the state tournament sponsored by this organization Jefferson advanced to the semi-finals. In this tournament Wiley QTerre Hautej defeated Jefferson, 89-87-an excellent and closely contested debate. Umfmq, Charlotte Troxel and Leland Lahr were the Jefferson representatives in Oratory. In the Central Indiana Oratorical contest held at Crawfordsville and again in the Rotary Contest, jefferson was successfully represented. Leland Lahr placed second and third in these very closely contested events. We are looking forward to an even more successful forensic season next year. I I