Jefferson High School - Nautilus Yearbook (Lafayette, IN)

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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'

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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

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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