Jefferson High School - Nautilus Yearbook (Lafayette, IN)

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FEBRUARY February was the month of many ful events. The Queen of Hearts Dano llthg the state wrestling meet, in w very successful, was held here at jeff swimming was announced as possibly the district instrumental and voice cor at Kokomog also the dates for the ser announced, and the playoff for the ir ketball championship was held. February was also the month when jeff's netters started down the long gruelling road to the final game of the I.H.S.A.A. tournament at Indianapolis. February, Cupid's month, certainly did witness a gay social season. Above Left: Watcha trying Hank? A Tight: Sumpin' new Mmm m mmm ! Y V 9 iff N

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r E , Above Lefl: Dog's life?? Above Riglvl: Howdja like to be 21 snowman? BOI'107Il.' Hmmm 7' Page 10 IANUARY After a very wonderful vacation, the student body dejectedly trudged back to school, thinking that two and one-half weeks certainly go by rapidly. They brought many fond memories of Christmas parties with them. Recall those ice-box raids? During the month, much ice skating and winter sports were enjoyed-as can be seen by the above picture. When the inmates of this great academic institution re- turned, they were greeted with many nice semester exams. The month of January also brought the Jeff-W.L. basketball game, played at the Purdue Fieldhouse. At the left We see one of those unra- tional sport fans still making amends for that mani- acal performance after the football game. The first month of 1950 saw some vigorious campaigning for the senior offices, the choosing of the senior play cast, and the departing of Jeff's advanced journalism students for Chicago, via air.

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Page 12 MARCH March was a great month for our athletic, dra- matics, and speech teams. jeff, of course is most proud of the great basket- ball team that struggled and fought its way to the final game at Indianapolis. The students will long remember the sharp shooting, the fast dribbling, and the great rebounding of the 1950 team. Does one recall those exciting games at Purdue Semi- Finals, where jeff's boys upset favored Hammond and South Bend Central in very thrilling games? Our speech and debate teams placed several con- testants in the finals at Bloomingtong also some of the members of the senior class, those talented in dramatics, presented the senior play the 24th and 25th. The play, Mother Is A Freshman , was one of the best ever presented by jefferson High School students. Almre: Round peg, square hole-duh! Center: Second out of 766. That's sumpin', Brother. Below: Noon leaguers