Jefferson High School - Nautilus Yearbook (Lafayette, IN)

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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

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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

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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