Jefferson High School - Nautilus Yearbook (Lafayette, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 230 of the 1953 volume:

i A I .40 '1 S JEFFERSON HIGH SCHOOL Lafayeife, Indiana Volume 40 fh- J' We 'Ii Q ' 'Q R' . in l '1 ,133 ff if :L ' A , ,. ' w WE' N v i 1 i I . .,f. 'llllil ' PM Q IDM Ml Ml 'llnl I tim Il F-.l. me 'li .4 - C ontents ,ua llllll i.fi,1Timisjf't i'i ::::: A ii ' Editor ....Y,,.,,..A.,... Assistant Editor ..,.,, Photo Editor ,...,,........,,.. Assistant Photo Editor ..,Y.. Co-Literary Editors ...., Sports Editor ..A........,,... Assistant Sports Editor .,,,.. Feature Editor .....,....,,,,, Business Manager ....,,......... Assistant Business Nanager ...,.,. Art Editor ..,., ,Y..,.........,, Secretary ....ss,. Faculty Advisor ,,.,., Advertising Advisor.. Advertising Manager ....,,. Advertising Salesmen... ..,,s, Photography ....,,s,, Printing ..,.....,... Engraving ....Y,sV Covers ,...is, Introduction .... Faculty .,.... Students .... Classes ...... Sports Activities .......... Organizations ..... Junior High ...... Advertising .... Staff .,....Georgelma DeVault .,s,.Y...Joe Bumbleburg ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,Jane Davis .,Y....Phyllis Ade ,,.......Sally Owens, Sandy Masters DeLong ..s,...sRonnie Gordon ,s.......Floyd Munson ,,,.......Ioyce Bogardus .,,.,A....Hugh Robertson ....,,,,t..Kay Young ,,,,n,....Pat Runner ....,...,,James R. Ade ........Elbert Morgan Sam Mullen Kenny McGlothlin, Bill Bushman, Jack Johnson Phillips Studios .,s,,,..,.l.afayette Printing Company .......s.Lafayette Engraving Company K. Smith Company Page 5 i3 23 57 73 97 ......lO9 ......14l ......l75 l'uy1: J INTRCDUCTION One day last fall, while the Nautilus staff was busily at work planning this book for you, a nosy little character wandered into our school. How he discovered the Nautilus room is still a mystery, but when he put his head to the keyhole, he saw and heard many interesting things. He became so excited that he decided to investigate these affairs himself. He sneaked through our halls, and from his keyhole position, he saw the people at Jeff .... x so ,QQ xx W k --6 Q-. AT WORK Our nosy liffle friend encounfered many doors, fhrough fhe keyholes of which he found us inclusfriously ai work. Classrooms, sfudy halls, fhe library, and club- rooms are a few of the places where he saw us seeking knowledge, pracficing democrafic principles, and learn- ing vocafional skills, all of which help prepare us for fhe fasks fhaf lie ahead affer we've left fhese sacred halls. Whnf is ll1is 1 called sluclyin Training in vocahoncl skills The Sfudenl Council supplied and serviced pencil Sharpeners H AT PLAY Yes, he found us at play also, for all work and no play makes a dull day. The varied extracurricular activities at school, such as our organizations, teams, and recreation centers, provided an outlet for our excess energy. They also helped us to develop skills in sports and training in leadership, in addition to our having just plain fun. 1-1-1 ,Jr Y I l 3' Pdyr' S Curfain Calf. I pushed her fwelve miles around Fore. fhaf dance floor. MAKING FRIENDS This inquisitive little character also did some peeking outside the classrooms and after school and discovered us with our friends. We spent many enjoyable hours with our pals, our teachers, and our dates, and we shall always carry fond memories of these acquaintances for they helped round out the busy, happy years spent at Jett. rt Surprise-l Henpecked? FACULTY Our nosy little friend then came upon JeFf's teachers and school administrators, without whom our education would not have been possible. .lett's teaching statt is made up of experi- enced and well educated people who show great interest in the students and in their classes. Through the keyhole, you will now meet those who have given us a background for the future- our teachers. .L-I-1-. I-J! Y 1 1' I'ugn' l,. wwrfewwz WWW' :W 'Q ww ' 'VrrgssSagfwymikwwf-1 Ln' wvwwggmyfzgsizm..-,fmgwzX4 9 w H ?P:g553f,:gi:z gg?2SwaAiw,,za.-zsxslf fl , '25 X- . . S, 1:Mg,1M,,,f,w,4,wfmmsf'hM,x,g, gW9g,w,5Mmfg3gg4g, gigs.- M,553,3Qf3fgggq33-.,.m, ' ,r -- wmzgfzw-gsgygqgwfgggm g3gga.gs9gL:xg-img .,.,.,,fr.zw-,f 34515 1515, gm, H.. , Qmufxzsfzwz? ' - X 'fm ' Q W' 52111 T 36 g V W f A 'A 7, , F . R , 5 A f , MR. J. RUSSELL HIATT Superintendent Ball Sfafe Teachers B.S. Indiana M.S. MR. STANLEY LITTELL Maintenance Superinlendenl MR. W. H. KASHNER Superinrendenl of Physical Plan! ll SCHOOL BOARD Sealed: Russell Davis, Harry Murphy, George DeVaulf Sfanding: Harry Schullz, Gray LeViH Administration This was the Iirst year for Mr. J. Russell Hiatt, Superintendent of Lafayette City Schools. Mr. W. H. Kashner is the Superintendent of the Physical Plant and Mr. Stanley Littell is the Maintenance Superintendent. The Board of Education includes Mr. Harry Murphy, president: Mr. Russell Davis, treasurer, Mr. George DeVault, secretaryg Mr. Harry Schultz and Mr. Gray LeVitt. Jefferson High School's Principal is Mr. Lynn Miller, and Mr. V. D. Montgomery is our Assistant Principal. MR. LYNN MILLER MR. V. D. MONTGOMERY Principal Vice-Principal Indiana A. B. Indiana A. B. Purdue M. S. Indiana M. 5. Page 1 Secretaries JeH's secretaries are very helpful, not only to the faculty, but also to the students. Some of their duties are typing reports and selling tickets. They are Miss Regina Schrader, Miss Lina Bright, Miss Nancy Bogan, Miss Dora Flatley, and Miss Mary Harrington. To help Jeff students find iobs, we have Mr. Harold Askren, our vocational coordinator. Miss Betty Torrenga is the attendance otticer. Mrs. Lydia Farmer, Miss Louise Wright, and Mrs. Pauline Gilmer, JeFt's nurses, take care of the students when they are ill. Miss Nancy Bagan, Miss Dora Flatley, Miss Lina Bright. Miss Regina Schrader, Miss Mary Harrington. Mr. Harold Askren and Miss Betty Torrenga. Mrs. Pauline Gilmer and Mrs. Lydia Farmer. P11110 16 Counselors Students at Jeff learn to depend a great deal upon their counselors. They supervise us in many of our ac- tivities, including planning our schedules, training for occupations, and various other duties which will aid us both now and in the future. Miss lrma Slayback is our social counselor. Mr. Charles Martin is the senior counselor, Mr. George Smith is the iunior counselor, and Miss Mabel Beaver is the sophomore counselor. CHARLES MARTIN, Senior Counselor GEORGE SMITH, Junior Counselor IRMA SLAYBACK, Social Counselor MABEL BEAVER, Sophomore Counselor Page 17' Page 18 F acuIIy MR. JAMES R. ADE, Commercial Ceniral Normal, B.S., Purdue, M.S. MR. KENNETH M. ANDREWS Commercial Cenfral Normal, B.S. MRS. NINA K. BAKER Commercial Indiana Sfafe Teachers, A.B. MISS MABEL BEAVER Counselor and Social Siudies Indiana, A.B. MR. RAYMOND C. BENDER Social Sfudies Wabash, A.B., Bufler, M.S. MR. G. R. BRADLEY Commercial Cenfral Normal, A.B., Purdue, M.S. MR. CARTER M. BROWN Music Manchesier College, B.Mus., Indiana, M.A MR. ERNEST CORTNER Commercial Ball State Teachers, A.B., Bufler, M.S. MR. MARION L. CRAWLEY AIhIefic Direclor DePauw, A.B., Columbia, M.A. MRS. MARIAN GETTINGS English Purdue,B.S. MISS CAROLYN GRIFFIN Lafin Franklin, A.B. MISS HELEN GRISHAW Home Economics Indiana, B.S., Columbia, M.A. MR. G. V. HITCHINGS Industrial Aris Purdue,B.S. MR. C. J. HOPKINS English Indiana Sfaie Teachers, B.S. Indiana Sfafe Teachers, M.S. MR. ELLIS A. HOPKINS Social Sfudies Indiana, B.S., Indiana, A.M. F aculfy MISS MARY C. KENNEDY English Purdue, B.S. MR. GEORGE S. KENZLER Mafhemalics Purdue, B.S.p Purdue, M.S. MISS GEORGIANA KlENI.Y Ar? Indiana, B.S. MRS. GERTRUDE KRUGER Physical Educafion lowa Slale Teachers, BA. Sfafe Universify of Iowa, M.A. MR. ROBERT R. LEAVITT lnduslrial Arfs Purdue, B.S. MR. M. G. LEVERENZ Malhemafics Purdue, B.S., Purdue, M.S. MR. R. W. LEVERING, JR. Science Purdue, B.S.g Purdue, M.S. MR. J. C. LYBOULT Physical Educafion Purdue, B.S., Purdue, M.S. MR. CHARLES J. MARTIN Counselor and Commercial Cenfral Normal, B.S., Bufler, M.S. MR. ORVAL MARTIN Science Purdue, M.S.A. MR. A. W. MAURER Social Sludies Indiana Slafe Teachers, A.B., Purdue, India MR. ELBERT F. MORGAN lnduslrial Arfs na Sfafe Teachers, B.S., Purdue MISS GLEELA RATCLIFFE Home Economics Purdue, B.S.g Purdue, M.S. MR. V. C. ROGERS English and Speech Louisville, A.B., Purdue, M.S. MISS MARY FRANCES SEEVER Malhemafics Indiana Sfaie Teachers, A.B. , M.S. Page 19 Page 20 F aculfy MR. H. L. SHORT Social Sfudies Cenfral Normal, B.S., Indiana, M.S. MR. HARRY SLACK Physical Educafion Purdue, M.P.E. MISS IRMA C. SLAYBACK Counselor and Home Economics Purdue, B.S., Purdue, M.S.' MR. GEORGE W. SMITH Counselor and English Purdue, B.S., Purdue, M.S. MR. L. W. SMITH Librarian Wabash, A.B., Purdue, M.S. MR. ROBERT N. TAYLOR Mafhemafics Purdue, B.S., Purdue, M.S. MR. RICHARD THOENNES lncluslrial Aris Purdue, B.S. MR. L. H. TROUTMAN Science Indiana Slafe Teachers, A.B. MRS. EDYTH VAN CAMP Social Sfudies Slephens, A.A., Purdue, B.S.g Purdue, M.S MRS. JANE M. WARD Speech and English Indiana, A.B., Indiana, M.A. MISS CAMILLA WHITE Music Purdue, B.S. MR. N. B. WILLEY Social Sfuclies, Drivers' Training Purdue, B.S., Purdue, M.S. MR. H, J. WILLS lndusfrial Arfs Purdue MISS ANNA WOOD English Indiana Slafe Teachers, A.B., Universily of Wisconsin, Universify ol Chicago MISS LOUISE WRIGHT Nursing Sf. Elizabefh Nursing School, Sl. Francis College, B.S. MRS. LELAH E. ZAHN English DePauw, A.B. P.T.A Seafed: Mrs. King, Secretary, Mrs. Lewis, Presidenh Mrs. Linville, First Vice Presidenf. Sfanding: Mr. Bender, Treasurer, Mr. Miller, Second Vice Presideni. H's okay wifh us! Page 21 STUDENTS As our nosy little character came skipping down our hallowed halls, he discovered the purpose of a high school-the students. Looking at the expressions on their faces, he realized that this high school might prove to be ditterent and more exciting than other high schools he had encountered along his inquisitive way. His supposition was right! F, f Y A Pug y JQ wi fy 4 332 gsswas ' I-2' 1 s ii F Z . -.: 1. :E sg il Q 2 2 5 ,Q Ki? ,Q 5 v if 2 5 f , 2 gag:-5, 5 f 3 ,. 2 5 i iw fi X W I 'f 4 Q H ,. 225- 'i 1. n Q 1: 5 5 K f Qw- President, Sally Owens Vice President, Rita Van Dame Secretary-Treasurer, Sandy Smack l'1lyfr' .J l Senior Election Every year, during October, a Senior Election is held at Jett. Big campaigns are put on with speeches and posters playing a big part. This year, the boys nominated Floyd Munson, Joe Heath, and Don Boveri to run on their ticket while the girls nominated Sally Owens, Rita Van Dame, and Sandy Smock to run for class officers. The girls' ticket won for the first time in the history of Jefferson High School. On the day after the election the boys wore skirts, causing a great deal of excitement and enter- tainment. Many campaign promises were made by the girls. Were they fulfilled? Boys' Candidates: President, Floyd Mun- son, Vice President, Joe Heath, Campaign Manager, John Courter. Girls' Candidates: President, Sally Owens, Vice President, Rita Van Dame, Secretary- Treasurer, Sandy Smock, Campaign Man- ager, Mary .la Coling. Speaking: Bill McGee, Chairman of the Student Council Election Committee. Seniors, '53 ADE, NANCY M. Band 1, 2, 35 Latin Club 1, 25 Masque and Gavel 2, 45 Senior Play 45 Block Section 45 Sunshine Society 1, 2, 3, 45 Girls' Advisory Council 35 Hi-Tri 1, 2, 3, 45 Red and Black Revue 1, 25 Broncho Brevities 3, 4. ADKINS, CAROLYN Spanish Club 25 Senior Play 45 Block Section 2, 3, 45 Sunshine Society 3, 45 Girls' Advisory Council 45 Hi-Tri 3, 45 Broncho Brevities 3. AHLRICH, NANCY J. Spanish Club 1, 25 Senior Play 45 Block Section 1, 2, 3, 45 Sunshine Society 1, 2, 3, 45 Girls' Advisory Council 45 Student Council 1, 2. ALDRIDGE, ALETHA R. ALLEN, BETTY A. Future Teachers of America 3, 45 Spanish Club I, 25 Block Section 2, 3, 45 Sunshine Society 2, 3, 45 Girls' Advisory Council 45 Red and Black Revue 1. ANDERSON, CAROLYN J. Mixed Chorus 15 Block Section 2, 3, Captain 45 Sunshine Society 1, 2, 3, 45 Girls' Advisory Council 45 Hi-Tri 1, 25 Student Council Secretary 45 Red and Black Revue 1, 25 Library Assistants 3. ANDERSON, CLIFFORD E. Jeff Hi-Y 3, 45 Intramural Sports 1, 2. ANDERSON, VINCENT Football 2, 45 Wrestling 1, 25 Basketball 15 Base- ball 1. ARMSTRONG, MARJORIE A. Block Section 35 Red and Black Revue 25 Broncho Brevities 3. ARNOLD, LEE ROY Intramural Sports 1, 25 Red and Black Revue I, 2. AUSTIN, MARY L. Senior Play 45 Block Section 1, 2, 3, 45 Sunshine Society 1, 2, 3, 45 Girls' Advisory Council 45 Hi-Tri 1, 2, 3, 45 Red and Black Revue 1, 25 Junior Red Cross 3, 4. AVELINE, WILLIAM R. Choralairs 25 Broncs' Hi-Y 45 Intramural Sports 15 Red and Black Revue 1, 25 Football 3. BAILEY, BELVA L. A Cappella Choir 3, 45 Choralairs 25 Block Section 2, 3, 45 Sunshine Society 3, 45 Girls' Advisory Counc.l 45 Hi-Tri 1, 2, 3, 45 Red and Black Revue I, 25 Brcncho Brevities 3, 45 Girls' Athletic Association 3. BARNETT, SHIRLEY J. Spanish Club I, Secretary 2, 35 Block Section 2, 3, 45 Sunshine Society 2, 3, 45 Girls' Advisory Council 45 Hi-Tri 2, 3, 45 Red and Black Revue 15 Library Assistants 2, 3. BARTL, RICHARD A. Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Orchestra 2, 35 Latin Club I, 25 Jett Hi-Y 3, 45 Student Council 25 Red and Black Revue 2. Page 25 uyff 26 .. Seniors, '53 BECK, CORRINE R. A Cappella Choir 3, 4, Girls' Glee Club 'l, Choralairs 2, Block Section 2, 3, 4, Girls' Advisory Council 4, Hi-Tri 2, 3, 4, Red and Black Revue 1, 2, Broncho Brevities 3, 4. BELL, LILLIE WILSON Hi-Tri 'l, 2, 3, 4, Red and Black Revue I, 2. BENHAM, BETTY L. Block Section 2, 3, 4, Sunshine Society l, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Tri 2, 3, 4, Red and Black Revue 2. BILLS, HARRY E. Choralairs 2, Latin Club 'l, 2, Ushers l, 2, Intramural Sports 'l, Red and Black Revue 2, Football I, 2, 3, 4, Track I, 2. BISHOP, LINDA L. Latin Club 2, 3, Senior Play 4, Block Section 2, 3, 4, Sunshine Society I, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Advisory Council 4, Hi-Tri 1, 2, 3, 4, Red and Black Revue 'l, 2, Broncho Brevities 3. BOGARDUS, JOYCE Future Teachers of America 2, 3, Secretary 4, Spanish Club 3, 4, Quill and Scroll 4, Nautilus 2, 3, 4, Block Section 3, 4, Sunshine Society 3, 4, Girls' Advisory Council 4. BOLYARD, JACQUELINE Block Section 4, Sunshine Society 4, Girls' Advisory Council 4, Hi-Tri 3, 4, Red and Black Revue 2, Commercial Club 3, 4. BONCYK, LOUIS H. Jeff Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, J-Club 3, 4, Intramural Sports i, 2, Red and Black Revue 2, Football 4, Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4. BONE, CLAUDINE Block Section 2, 3, Girls' Athletic Association l, Red and Black Revue 2, Commercial Club l. BONGEN, RICHARD V. Jelt Hi-Y 3, 4, Student Council 3, Intramural Sports I, Football T, 2, 3, 4, Wrestling l, 2, 3, Track I, 3. BOVERI, DONALD J. Choralairs 2, Mixed Chorus I, Ushers 'l, 2, Jeff Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Student Council I, J-Club 2, 3, 4, Red and Black Revue I, 2, Football 'l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Baseball I, 2, 3, 4, Intramural Sports I. BREECE, ROY W. BREEDEN, ERWIN L. Future Teachers of America 3, 4, Broncs' Hi-Y 4, Track l. BROWN, BARBARA JEAN Mixed Chorus l, Latin Club 1, 2, Booster Stat? 4, Block Section i, 2, 3, 4, Sunshine Society 2, 3, 4, Girls' Advisory Council 4, Library Assistants 2, 3. BROWN, MARILOU Sunshine Society 'l, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Tri I, 2, 3, 4, Com- mercial Club 3, 4. Seniors, '53 BRUGH, CAROLE Future Teachers of America 45 Mixed Chorus 15 Latin Club 25 Block Section 45 Sunshine Society 1, 2, 3, 45 Girls' Athletic Association 1, 25 Hi-Tri 1, 2, 3, 45 Commercial Club 3. BRYAN, JOHN I. Band 15 Booster Stal? 3. BUCHANAN, MARY L. Mixed Chorus 15 Block Section 1, 2, 3, 45 Sunshine Society 45 Girls' Athletic Association 1, 25 Red and Black Revue 2, 35 Commercial Club 2, Vice Presi- dent 3. BUCK, JAMES B. Ushers 35 Intramural Sports 15 Junior Red Cross 2, 3, 4. BUCKLES, MARJORI E M. BUIT, THOMAS L. Latin Club I, 25 Jett Hi-Y 3, 45 Student Council 45 .I-Club 3, 45 Intramural Sports 15 Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Baseball I, 2. BURDETT, PATRICIA Block Section 25 Junior Red Cross I, 2, 3, 4. BURGE, RICHARD L. Band I, 2, 3, 45 Broncs' Hi-Y 2, 3, 4. BUSHMAN, WILLIAM CADLE, JAMES C. CAIN, LARRY L. Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 45 Senior Play 2, 45 Broncs' Hi-Y 3, Treasurer 45 Student Council 2, 35 Red and Black Revue I, 25 Broncho Brevities 3, 4. CALDWELL, LARRY J. Spanish Club 15 Jeff Hi-Y 3, 45 J-Club 3, 45 Intra- mural Sports 1, 25 Football 2, 3, 45 Wrestling 2, 3, 45 Track 2, 3. CAMPBELL, LAWRENCE Intramural Sports 1, 25 Basketball 1, 2. CAMPBELL, RICHARD E. Master Mechanists 3, 45 Red and Black Revue 1. CARVER, RICHARD L. Ushers 25 Jeff Hi-Y 2, 3, 45 Intramural Sports I5 Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 4. l'uyr, 1 I'ug1' ZS Seniors, '53 CASTOR, JOHN W. Latin Club 1, 2, Spanish Club 4, Broncs' Hi-Y 3, 4, J-Club 2, 3, 4, Intramural Sports 1, Red and Black Revue 1, Cross-Country 3, Basketball 1, 2, Tennis 2, 3, 4. CHAPMAN, LORETTA P. A Cappella Choir 4, Girls' Glee Club 2, 3, Choralairs I, Block Section 4, Sunshine Society 1, 4, Girls' Advisory Council 4, Red and Block Revue 2, Broncho Brevities 3, Junior Red Cross 1. COFFEY, PHILLIP L. Mixed Chorus 1, Latin Club 2, 3, Junior Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 4. COLING, MARY JO Mixed Chorus 1, Spanish Club 1, 2, Senior Play 4, Sunshine Society 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Advisory Council 4, Hi-Tri 2, 3, 4, Student Council 3, Red and Black Revue 1, 2, Broncho Brevities 3, Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4. COOPER, TENAH S. Block Section 1, 2, 3, 4, Sunshine Society 3, 4, Girls' Advisory Council 4, Hi-Tri 3, 4. CORWIN, CAROL A. Girls' Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Choralairs 4, Sunshine Society 3, Red and Black Revue 1, 2, Hi-Tri 3, Broncho Brevities 3. COURTER, JOHN L. Latin Club 2, President 3, Class Officers' President 3, Jeff Hi-Y 3, Vice President 4, Student Council 2, Vice President 3, 4, J-Club 4, Intramural Sports 1, Red and Black Revue 1, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4. COX, ARDETH J. Girls' Glee Club 2, President 3, 4, Latin Club 1, Block Section 2, 3, 4, Sunshine Society 1, 2, 3, Red and Black Revue 1, 2, Broncho Brevities 3, 4. CRAIG, JAMES P. Band 3, 4, Red and Black Revue 2. CRAMER, JOSEPH H. Latin Club 2. CROWELL, BILLY E. Jeff Hi-Y 3, 4, J-Club 4, Football 3, 4, Basketball 2. CULP, SHIRLEY K. Latin Club 2, Girls' Advisory Council 4, Girls' Athletic Association 2, 3, Bowling League 3. CUNNINGHAM, GEORGIA Latin Club 3, Spanish Club 2, Block Section 2, Sunshine Society 2, Girls' Advisory Council 4, Hi-Tri 2, Red and Black Revue 2, Senior Play 4. CURTIS, BONNIE L. A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4, Block Section 2, 3, Sun- shine Society 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Advisory Council President 4, Hi-Tri 3, Vice President 4, Student Council 2, Red and Black Revue 1, 2, Broncho Brevities 3. DAHM, RICHARD E. Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 1, Broncho Brevities 3. Seniors, '53 DAILY, MARILYN A. DANIELS, JACQUELINE A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 3, 4, Block Section 2, 3, 4, Sunshine Society 2, 3, 4, Girls' Advisory Council 4, Hi-Tri 3, President 4, Red and Black Revue I, 2, Broncho Brevities 3, Junior Red Cross 3. DANLEY, HELEN Spanish Club 2. DAVIDSON, PHYLLIS Girls' Advisory Council 4, Commercial Club Otticer 2, 3. DAVIS, HULDA J. Orchestra I, 2, 3, Spanish Club l, Block Section I, 2, 3, 4, Sunshine Society l, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Advisory Council 4, Red and Black Revue l, 2. DAVIS, JANE F. Latin Club I, Secretary 2, Senior Play 4, Nautilus Staff 3, 4, Block Section 2, 3, 4, Sunshine Society I, Treasurer 2, 3, President 4, Hi-Tri 4, Girls' Advisory Council 4, Library Assistants 2, Quill and Scroll 4. DAVIS, ROBERT E. Ushers 3, 4, Intramural Sports I, 2. DELLINGER, RICHARD E. Future Teachers of America 3, President 4, A Cap- pella Choir 4, Band 'l, 2, Senior Play 4, Ushers 3, Broncs' Hi-Y 3, 4, Red and Black Revue 'l. DE LONG, G. ROBERT A Cappella Choir 3, Choralairs 2, Latin Club I, 2, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Senior Play 4, Nautilus Stott 3, 4, Broncs' Hi-Y 3, Vice President 4, Red and Black Revue l, 2, Broncho Brevities 3, Football 2. DE VAULT, GEORGELMA Spanish Club 2, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Nautilus Staff 2, 3, Editor 4, Block Section 2, 3, 4, Sunshine Society 3, 4, Girls' Advisory Council 4. DIERICH, BETTY JO Block Section 'l, 2, 3, 4, Sunshine Society 2, 3, 4, Girls' Advisory Council 4, Hi-Tri 3, 4, Red and Black Revue I, 2, Bronclto Brevities 3, Library Assistants 3. DIONNE, DAVID J. Choralairs 2, Bowling League 2, Red and Black Revue 2. DIXON, DIANNE Choralairs 4, Senior Play 4, Booster Staff 3, 4, Block Section 2, 3, 4, Girls' Advisory Council 4, Red and Black Revue l,,2, Junior Red Cross 2, President 3, 4. DONAHUE, MARY CATHERINE Spanish Club I, 2, 3, Senior Play 4, Block Section 2, 3, 4, Sunshine Society I, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Advisory Council 4, Hi-Tri 3, 4, Red and Black Revue I, 2. DRISCOLL, JAMES E. Jeff Hi-Y 3, 4, Broncs' Hi-Y 2, Red and Black Revue 2, Football Mgr. 2, 3, Basketball Mgr. I, 2, 3, Baseball Mgr. 2. f'll!jf' ,251 Page 30 Seniors, '53 DUCHENE, SHIRLEY ANN Latin Club 25 Senior Play 45 Block Section 2, 3, 45 Sunshine Society 1, 2, 3, 45 Girls' Advisory Council 3, 45 Hi-Tri 3, 45 Red and Black Revue 25 Commercial Club 3. ECKLES, MELVIN H. Latin Club 15 Ushers 35 Audio Visual 2, 3, 45 Booster Staff 45 Red and Black Revue 1, 2. EDMONDSON, PATRICIA A. Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 45 Latin Club 1, 25 Block Section 2, 3, 45 Sunshine Society 1, 25 Girls' Advisory Council 45 Girls' Athletic Association 1, 2, President 3, 45 Red and Black Revue 1, 25 Broncho Brevities 3. EDWARDS, DOLORES A. Girls' Glee Club 25 Band 2, 3, 45 Sunshine Society 2, 3, 45 Girls' Athletic Association 15 Hi-Tri 3, 45 Red and Black Revue 1, 25 Commercial Club 2. ELLIOTT, PHYLLIS A. Sunshine Society 2, 35 Girls' Athletic Association 25 Commercial Club 2. ELLIOTT, SANDRA K. Latin Club 1, 25 Block Section 2, 3, 45 Sunshine Society 1, 2, 3, 45 Girls' Advisory Council 45 Hi-Tri 1, 2, 3, 45 Student Council 2, Secretory 3, 45 Junior Red Cross 2. ELSEA, DELORES J. Girls' Glee Club 3, 45 Block Section 1, 2, 3, 45 Sun- shine Society 1, 2, 3, 45 Red and Black Revue 1, 25 Broncho Brevities 35 Commercial Club 2. ETTER, JOHN H. Master Machinists 3, 45 Stage Crew 3, 4. ETTER, JOHANNA I.. Latin Club 1, 2, 35 Block Section 45 Sunshine Society 1, 2, 3, 45 Junior Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 4. EWING, CAROLYN J. Chorolairs 1, 2, 35 Sunshine Society 1, 25 Red and Black Revue I, 25 Commercial Club 2. FARMER, FRED E. Red and Black Revue 1, 25 Library Assistants 1, 2. FARRELL, ROBERT L. Golf 2, 3, 4. FEASTER, JOAN M. A Cappella Choir 3, 45 Choralairs 25 Mixed Chorus 15 Block Section 2, 3, 45 Sunshine Society 2, 3, 45 Girls' Advisory Council 45 Hi-Tri 2, 3, 45 Red and Black Revue 25 Broncho Brevities 3. FISHER, WESLEY W. Ushers 2, 3, 45 Booster Staff 35 Intramural Sports 2. FLICKINGER, JO ANN Future Teachers of America 3, 45 Block Section 3, 45 Sunshine Society 1, 2, 3, 45 Girls' Advisory Council 45 Red and Black Revue I, 2. Seniors, '53 FORD, JOYCE M. Girls' Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Latin Club I, Sunshine Society 2, 3, Girls' Advisory Council 4, Girls' Athletic Association 2, Red and Black Revue I, 2, Broncho Brevities 3, Commercial Club 2. FROHN, DONALD R. Wrestling 2, 3. GELLENBECK, RICHARD E. Master Machinists 3, 4, Student Council. 2. GODDARD, SHARON A. Latin Club I, Block Section 2, 3, 4, Sunshine Society 'l, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Advisory Council 4, Hi-Tri 2, 3, 4, Red and Black Revue I. GRAVES, ARLISS GREEN, FAYE A. Block Section 2, 3, 4, Sunshine Society 2, 3, 4, Girls' Advisory Council 4, Girls' Athletic Association I. GUINN, KEITH D. GUNKLE, JOHN R. Audio Visual 2, Booster Stott 3, 4, Red and Block Revue 2, Junior Red Cross 4, German Club 3. HAAG, IRENE L. Girls' Advisory Council 4, Girls' Athletic Association I, 2, 3, Secretary 4, Red and Black Revue I. HAINJE, MARJORIE L. Block Section 3, 4, Sunshine Society 3. HALEY, .IACK Intramural Sports I, Red and Black Revue I, Golf 2, 3. HAMILTON, BEVERLY Girls' Glee Club I, Girls' Athletic Association 2, Broncho Brevities 3. HAYES, JOHN F. Jeff Hi-Y 3, 4, J-Club 4, Intramural Sports I, 2, Football I, 2, 3, 4. HAYNES, RICHARD E. Bowling League 3, 4, Intramural Sports I. HEATH, JOSEPH N. Latin Club I, Booster Staff 4, Class Officers' Vice President 3, Jett Hi-Y 2, 3, President 4, Student Council 2, 3, President 4, J-Club 2, 3, 4, Red and Black Revue 1, Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Baseball I, 2, 3, 4. Page 31 uyrr Seniors, '53 HEICK, EARL, JR. HENRIOTT, NORMA L. Block Section 3, 4, Girls' Advisory Council 4. HERROLD, GEORGE E. Latin Club 1, 2, Booster Staff 4, Broncs' Hi-Y 3, 4, Red and Black Revue 1. HILDENBRAND, MARY JO Block Section 2, 3, 4, Sunshine Society l, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Advisory Council 4, Hi-Tri 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 1, Red and Black Revue 1, 2. HILT, RUSSELL A. Spanish 1, .left Hi-Y 3, 4, J-Club 3, 4, Bowling 2, Intramural Sports 2, Wrestling 3, 4. HIRSCHINGER, LYLE L. HOBSON, ANITA C. Girls' Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Red and Black Revue 2, Broncho Brevities 3. HOBSON, SALLY Block Section 2, 3, 4, Sunshine Society 3, 4, Girls' Advisory Council 4. HOUMARD, JAMES E. Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Senior Play 4, Red and Black Revue 1, 2, Broncho Brevities 3. HOUSE, ROBERT B. Spanish Club 1, 2, Jeff Hi-Y 3, 4, J-Club 3, 4. HUBERTZ, PATRICIA J. A Cappella Choir 3, 4, Choralairs 2, Latin Club 1, 2, Senior Play 4, Booster Staff 4, Sunshine Society 3, 4, Girls' Advisory Council 4, Hi-Tri 2, 3, 4, Red and Black Revue 1, 2, Broncho Brevities 3. HUSTON, CLARA L. Girls' Glee Club 3, 4. INGLE, BARBARA J. Block Section 2, 3, 4, Girls' Advisory Council 4, Girls' Athletic Association 2, 3, 4, Red and Black Revue 2. lRWlN, LEE H. Booster Staff 4, Bowling League 2, 4, Intramural Sports 1. JACKSON, JOSEPH H. Future Teachers of America 3, Spanish 2, Intra- mural Sports 1. Seniors, '53 JEFFRIES, MARY LEE Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Spanish Club 1, 25 Senior Play 45 Booster Staff 35 Sunshine Society 1, 2, 3, 45 Girls' Advisory Council 45 Hi-Tri 1, 2, 3, 45 Student Council 25 Red and Black Revue 1, 25 Baton Twirlers 3, 4. JENKINS, RAYMOND L. JESTER, RHETA JO Girls' Glee Club 2, 3, 45 Block Section 2, 3, 45 Girls' Advisory Council 45 Red and Black Revue 25 Broncho Brevities 3. JOHNSON, DONALD E. Football 3. JOHNSON, EVERETT E. JOHNSON, JACK D. Audio Visual 1, 2, 3, 45 Nautilus Stat? 45 Intramural Sports 15 Red and Black Revue 1, 2. JOHNSON, JAMES G. Jett Hi-Y 2, 3, 45 J-Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Football 25 Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 2, 3, 4. JOHNSTON, POLLY A. Block Section 45 Sunshine Society 45 Girls' Advisory Council 45 Hi-Tri 45 Red and Black Revue 25 Com- mercial Club 2, Secretary 3, President 4. JORDAN, ROBERT P. Jett Hi-Y 3, 45 J-Club 3, 45 Wrestling 3, 45 Track Mgr. 2, 35 Swimming 1, 2, 3, 4. KASER, WILLIAM R. Spanish Club 1, 25 Jeff Hi-Y 3, 45 J-Club 3, 45 Intra- mural Sports 15 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4. KEATING, PATRICIA Choralairs 25 Latin Club 1, 25 Booster Staff 3, 45 Block Section 2, 3, 45 Sunshine Society 1, 2, 3, 45 Girls' Advisory Council 45 Hi-Tri 1, 25 Red and Black Revue 1, 25 Broncho Brevities 3. KELLEY, CAROL Block Section 45 Commercial Club 4. KLEIN, WILLIAM R. Bronc Hi-Y 2, 3, 4. KLINKER, FRANCIS J. Intramural Sports 1. KLINKER, JAMES D. Senior Play 45 Booster Staff 45 Intramural Sports 1, 2. Page 3.9 Seniors, '53 KNOWLES, BARBARA Girls' Glee Club 3, Librarian 4, Sunshine Society 3, Girls' Advisory Council 4, Girls' Athletic Associ- ation I, 2, Secretary 3, President 4, Hi-Tri 3, Red and Black Revue 2, Broncho Brevities 3. KOSTER, JOHN KUNTZWILER, FRANCIS E. Band l, 2, 3, 4, Red and Black Revue I, 2. LANDES, WILLIAM A. Bowling League 3, Intramural Sports l, Wrestling I, Junior Red Cross I, 2, 3, 4. LARSON, ROBERT E. Intramural Sports 2. LE BEGUE, WALTER Ushers 1, 2, Jeff Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Student Council 2, 3, 4, J-Club 3, Vice President 4, Intramural Sports l, 2, Football I, 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 3, Basketball l, 2, Track 'l, 2, 3, 4. LEDFORD, MILDRED Girls' Glee Club 3. LEDMAN, LOIS J. Band 'I, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 3, Latin Club I, 2, Girls' Athletic Association 2, 3, 4, Red and Black Revue I, 2, Junior Red Cross I, 2, 3. LEHNEN, JANET Block Section 4, Sunshine Society 3, 4, Girls' Advisory Council 4, Hi-Tri 3, 4. LEILL, JOAN E. Block Section 2, Girls' Advisory Council 4, Red and Black Revue 2, Junior Red Cross I, 2, 3, 4, Com- mercial Club 3. LIBBERS, MARGARET A. Latin Club I, Block Section 4, Sunshine Society 2, 3, Girls' Advisory Council 4, Hi4Tri 2, 3, Student Council 2, Red and Black Revue 2, German Club 3. LIKINS, MARY SUE LITTLETON, BARBARA Block Section 2, 3, Red and Black Revue I, 2. LIVELY, CHARLES K. LIVINGSTON, MARVIN Broncho Brevities 3. Seniors, '53 LONG, ALLAN W. Spanish Club 2, 35 Senior Play 45 Ushers 2, 35 Audio Visual 2, 3, President 4. MALLIOS, WILLIAM S. Football I, 45 Wrestling I, 45 Track 'I5 Latin Club I. MALMGREN, RICHARD P. MARTIN, PHILLIP K. Band 'l, 2, 3, 45 Orchestra 25 Senior Play 45 Ushers 15 Broncs' Hi-Y 3, 45 Intramural Sports 1, 25 Red and Black Revue 2, 45 Broncho Brevities 3, 45 Tennis I, 2, 3. MASTIN, JERRY Future Teachers of America 2, 35 Broncs' Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 45 J-Club 2, 3, 45 Bowling League 2, 3, 45 Intra- mural Sports I, 25 Red and Black Revue 'I, 25 Football Mgr. 1, 2, 35 Basketball Mgr. 'l, 2, 35 Baseball Mgr. 2, 3, 4. MCBRITE, JOHN Senior Play 35 Master Machinists 2, 3, 45 Red and Black Revue 25 Broncho Brevities 35 Junior Red Cross 3, 4. MCCLATCHIE, JAMES Jeff Hi-Y 2, 3, 45 Student Council 45 J-Club 3, President 45 Intramural Sports 'l, 25 Football I, 2, 3, 45 Wrestling 2, 3, 45 Track I, 2, 3, 4. McCLOUD, RICHARD G. Band 15 Intramural Sports I, 25 Track I, 35 Junior Red Cross 'I, 2, 3, 4. McGEE, WILLIAM Choralairs 25 latin Club I, 25 Booster Staff 45 Broncs' Hi-Y 3, 45 Student Council 3, 45 Red and Black Revue l, 2. McGLOTHLIN, KENNETH L. Nautilus Staff 45 Intramural Sports I, 2. McGLOTHLIN, VIRGINIA Block Section 2, 3, 45 Sunshine Society 2, 3, 45 Girls' Advisory Council 45 Hi-Tri 15 Student Council 25 Red and Black Revue 'I, 2. MCGLOTHLIN, WILLIAM L. Bowling League I, 25 Red and Black Revue 2. MCGRATH, BARBARA Block Section 45 Sunshine Society 'l, 2, 3, 45 Girls' Advisory Council 3, 45 Hi-Tri I, 2, 35 Red and Black Revue I. MEADOWS, KENNETH A. Master Machinists 2, 35 Red and Black Revue 2, 35 Broncho Brevities 2, 35 Junior Red Cross 3. MEEK, MARCIA Girls' Athletic Association I. Page 85 Page 36 Seniors, '53 MELTON, PAUL Jeff Hi-Y 3, 4, Student Council 3, J-Club 2, 3, 4, Intramural Sports I, 2, Cross-country 2, 3, 4, Basket- ball l, 2, Track l, 2, 3, 4. MEMMER, STANLEY Choraloirs 3, Jeff Hi-Y 2, J-Club I, Football 1, Wrestling l, Basketball 3, Baseball l. MERKEL, MARILYN R. Block Section 2, 3, 4, Sunshine Society 2, Hi-Tri 'I, 2, Commercial Club 2. METZGER, RICHARD E. Senior Play 3, Master Machinists 2, 3, Intramural Sports I, Broncho Brevities 3. MICKLER, CORDARUTH Orchestra 'I, 2, 3, 4, Booster Staff 4, Block Section 2, Sunshine Society I, 2, Girls' Athletic Association l, 2, Red and Block Revue 'I, 2, Commercial Club 1, 2. MILAKIS, STANLEY Senior Play 4, Jeff Hi-Y 3, 4, Bowling League 4, Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, Broncho Brevities 3, Football I, 2, 3, Basketball I, 2, 3, Tennis 3, Baseball 'l, 2, 3, Track I, 2. MILLER, JAMES Intramural Sports I, 2, 3, 4. MILLER, KENNETH MILLER, SHIRLEY Orchestra 'I, 2, 3, Block Section 2, 3, 4, Sunshine Society 'I, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Advisory Council 4, Hi-Tri l, 2, 3, 4, Red and Black Revue 'l, 2. MILLER, SONYA Spanish Club 3, 4, Block Section 2, 3, 4, Sunshine Society I, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Tri I, 2, 3, 4, Red and Black Revue 'l. MILLS, JAMES Spanish Club 2, 3, Red and Black Revue T. MILLS, MARCIA s MINER, THOMAS Latin Club 'I, 2, Intramural Sports I, 2. MINK, MARY JO Girls' Glee Club 2, Choraloirs 3, 4, Block Section 2, 3, Sunshine Society 3, 4, Girls' Advisory Council 4, Hi-Tri 'I, 2, Red and Black Revue I, 2, Broncho Brevities 3. MOLL, MARGARET A. Mixed Chorus 'l, Block Section 2, 3, 4, Sunshine Society l, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Advisory Council 4, Red and Black Revue I, 2, Commercial Club 2. Seniors, '53 MOORE, DONALD MORAN, THOMAS F. Spanish Club 3, Vice President 4, Senior Play 4, Audio Visual 3, 4, Broncs' Hi-Y 4. MORRIS, DAVID Jeff Hi-Y 3, 4, J-Club 4, Intramural Sports 2, Foot- ball 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Swimming 4. MOSER, JAMES L, Class Officers' Secretary-Treasurer 3, Jeff Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, J-Club 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4. MOSER, JOSEPH Bowling League 2, Intramural Sports 1, 2, Red and Black Revue 1. MULLEN, SAMUEL Nautilus Staff 3, 4, Student Council 3, 4, Intramural Sports 1, 2, Football 1, 2. MUNSON, FLOYD Quill and Scroll 4, Masque and Gavel 3, 4, Radio 4, Senior Play 4, Nautilus Staff 4, Broncs' Hi-Y 2, Treasurer 3, President 4, Student Council 2, 3, 4, Red and Black Revue 1, German Club 3. MYERS, ROBERT E. Intramural Sports 1, 2, Red and Black Revue 1, 2. NEILAN, WILLIAM E. Intramural Sports 1, Red and Black Revue 1. NEUBAUER, JOHN R. Mixed Chorus 1, Jeff Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, .I-Club 1, 2, 3, 4, J-Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Intramural Sports 1, 2, Red and Black Revue 2, Football 4, Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2. NEWMAN, MARTHA Block Section 4, Sunshine Society 2, 3, 4, Girls' Advisory Council 4, Hi-Tri 2, 3, 4, Commercial Club 3, 4. NIXON, MARY LOU OWEN, BERNARD Booster Staff 4, Basketball 3. OWENS, SALLY Latin Club 1, 2, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Nautilus Stott 3, 4, Block Section 2, 3, 4, Class Officers' President 4, Sunshine Society 2, Treasurer 3, Vice President 4, Girls' Advisory Council 4, Student Council 2, Red and Block Revue 1, 2, Broncho Brevities 3. PAINTER, CHARLES R. A Cappella Choir 3, Choralairs 2, Quill and Scroll 4, Senior Play 4, Booster Staff Editor 4, Broncs' Hi-Y 3, Red and Black Revue 1, 2, Broncho Brevities 3. Page 37 Page 38 Seniors, '53 PARKER, DON Intramural Sports I, 2. PARKER, JOHN PARKER, THOMAS G. Bowling League 3, 4. PHILLIPS, BEVERLY J. Girls' Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 2, Sunshine Society I, 2, 3, Red and Black Revue 2, Broncho Brevities 3. PICKERILL, PAUL L. .left Hi-Y 3, 4, J-Club 4, Intramural Sports I, 2, Football 3, 4, Wrestling 4, Basketball I, 2. PLUMMER, TOM Brancs' Hi-Y 3, 4, Bowling League I, 2, Intramural Sports I, Red and Black Revue I, 2. PRICE, DEAN Spanish Club 3, .left Hi-Y 3, 4. PRIMACK, ALLAN Senior Play 4, Audio Visual 2, 3, 4. RAHER, LLOYD J. Audio Visual 2, 3, 4, Red and Black Revue I. RAMEY, PHYLLIS A. Band 4, Orchestra I, 2, 3, Concertmistress 4, Block Section 2, 3, 4, Sunshine Society I, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Advisory Council 4, Hi-Tri I, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 2, Red and Black Revue I, 2, Broncho Brevities 3, 4. RAPP, MARY Future Teachers of America 4, Latin Club I, Radio 4, Block Section 2, 3, 4, Sunshine Society I, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Advisory Council 4, Girls' Athletic Association I, 2, Commercial Club President 3, 4. RARDON, BETTY Block Section 2, 3, 4, Sunshine Society I, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Advisory Council 4, Hi-Tri 3, Commercial Club President 2. REYNOLDS, SHIRLEY RHODE, IVAN Latin Club I, 2, German Club 3, Brancs' Hi-Y 3, 4, Football I. ROBBINS, FRANKLIN J. Intramural Sports I, Basketball I. Seniors, '53 ROSE, JAMES .left Hi-Y 3, 4, Student Council 3, 4, J-Club 3, 4, Cross-Country 3, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 4. ROSS, SHIRLEY Block Section 2, 3, 4, Sunshine Society 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Advisory Council 4, Hi-Tri 2, 3. SATTLER, LOIS E. A Cappella Choir 3, 4, Choralairs 2, Block Section 2, 3, Girls' Advisory Council 4, Hi-Tri 2, 3, Red and Black Revue 2, Broncho Brevities 3. SAUBERT, DOROTHY A Cappella Choir 3, 4, Choralairs 2, Girls' Advisory Council 4, Red and Black Revue 2, Broncho Brevi- ties 3. SAYLER, SHARON SCHAFER, DANIEL C. A Cappella Choir 3, 4, Choralairs 2, Broncs' Hi-Y 3, 4, Intramural Sports 2, Red and Black Revue 1, 2, Broncho Brevities 3, Football 1, 2. SCHEETZ, ROBERT A Cappella Choir 3, 4, Choralairs 2, Mixed Chorus 1, Senior Play 4, Broncs' Hi-Y 3, 4, Intramural Sports 1, Red and Black Revue 1, 2, Broncho Brevities 4, Basketball 1, 2. SCHLEY, NANCY L. Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Red and Black Revue 1, 2, Broncho Brevities 3. SCHULTZ, DAVID Mixed Chorus 1, Broncs' Hi-Y 3, Intramural Sports I, 2. SCOTT, CONNIE Band 1, 2, Sunshine Society 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Advisory Council 4, Hi-Tri 2, 3, 4, Red and Black Revue 1, 2, Broncho Brevities 3, Library Assistants 3, Cheer- leader 1, 2, 3, 4. SENSE, DAVID A. Mixed Chorus 1, Intramural Sports 1, 2, Football 1, 2, Wrestling 1, 2, Track 1, 2. SENSE, JUDITH J. A Cappella Choir 3, 4, Choralairs 2, Block Section 2, 3, 4, Sunshine Society 3, 4, Girls' Advisory Council 4, Hi-Tri 1, 2, Red and Black Revue 1, 2, Broncho Brevities 3, Library Assistants 2. SHADLEY, DON Mixed Chorus 1, Broncs' Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Intramural Sports 1, 2, Football 1, 2, Wrestling 2. SHAW, RICHARD Mixed Chorus 1, Ushers 1, 2, Jeff Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Intramural Sports 1, 2, Football 2, 3, Cross-Country 2, 3, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Baseball 3. SHOAF, BONNIE A Cappella Choir 4, Girls' Glee Club 2, Choralairs 3, Sunshine Society 3, 4, Girls' Advisory Council 4, Hi-Tri 3, Red and Black Revue 1, 2, Broncho Brevities 3. Page 39 Page '90 Seniors, '53 SHOLTY, ANNA K. Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club I, Girls' Athletic Association 3, 4, Red and Black Revue l, 2, Broncho Brevities 3, Commercial Club 2. SINGLEY, CHARLEEN Orchestra 4, Block Section 4, Sunshine Society I, Girls' Athletic Association 2, Bowling League 4, Red and Black Revue I, 2, Broncho Brevities 3. SITES, NANCY J. A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4, Block Section 2, 3, 4, Sunshine Society I, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Advisory Council 4, Hi-Tri 3, Student Council 2, Red and Block Revue I, 2, Broncho Brevities 3. SLATER, ROBERT SMITH, DOROTHY A. Spanish 2, Black Section 2, 3, 4, Sunshine Society I, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Tri I, 2, 3, 4, Red and Black Revue 'l, 2, Commercial Club I, 2, 3. SMITH, RICHARD E. J-Club 4, Track I, 2, 3, 4. SMITH, ROY Wrestling 3, 4. SMOCK, SANDRA L. Band 2, 3, Latin Club President 2, Senior Play 4, Masque and Gavel 2, 3, Block Section 3, 4, Class Officers' Secretary-Treasurer 4, Sunshine Society 2, 3, State President 4, Hi-Tri 2, 3, 4, Student Council 2, 3, Broncho Brevities 2, 3. SNYDER, HARRIETTE B. Booster Staff 3, Block Section 3, Girls' Athletic Association 'l, Red and Black Revue 2, Commercial Club l. SPARGER, BEVERLY Block Section 2, 3, 4, Girls' Athletic Association 2, Bowling League 3, 4, Red and Black Revue l. SPARKS, RICHARD Intramural Sports I, 2. SPIKER, KENNETH Booster Staff 4, Broncs' Hi-Y 3, 4, Bowling League 3. STAIR, WILLIAM .l. Jelt Hi-Y 3, 4, J-Club 3, 4, Football 'l, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4. STALEY, NANCY Orchestra I, 2, 3, Girls' Athletic Association 2, Hi-Tri 4, Red and Black Revue I, 2, Commercial Club 4. STICHTER, JAMES E. Seniors, '53 STINEBAUGH, SHIRLEY A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4, Choralairs 1, Block Section 4, Sunshine Society 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Athletic Associ- ation 1, 2, Hi-Tri 4, Red and Black Revue 1, 2, Broncho Brevities 3, Commercial Club 2, 3, 4. STRAWSMA, AGNES STRAWSMA, BARBARA Senior Play 4, Block Section 1, 2, 3, 4, Sunshine Society 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Advisory Council 4, Girls' Athletic Association 1, 2, Red and Black Revue 1, 2. STRUBEL, JOHN C. Broncs' Hi-Y 3, Sergeant-at-Arms 4. SUNKES, JAMES A. J-Club 3, 4, Intramural Sports 1, 2, Wrestling 3, Swimming 1, 2, 3, 4. SWANK, JACQUELINE A. Block Section 4, Sunshine Society 3, 4, Girls' Ad- visory Council 4, Hi-Tri 1, 2, 3, 4, Red and Black Revue 1, 2, Commercial Club 4. ' TIMMONS, GEORGE T. Orchestra 1, Bowling League 2, 3, Red and Black Revue 1. TROUT, DAVID J. Band 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 3, 4, Latin Club 1, 2, Broncho Brevities 3. UBELHOR, ROBERT Latin Club 1, J-Club 3, 4, Intramural Sports 1, Football 1, 2, 4, Cross-Country 3, Basketball 1, Track 1, 2, 3, 4. VAN DAME, RITA Latin Club 1, 2, Senior Play 4, Booster Stal? 4, Block Section 2, 3, 4, Class Otticers' Vice President 4, Sunshine Society 1, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Tri 1, 2, 3, 4, Red and Black Revue 1. VAUGHN, RICHARD J. Intramural Sports 1, Golf 3, 4. VERPLANK, ROBERT Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 1, 2, Red and Black Revue 1, 2, Broncho Brevities 3. VOEGERL, MARY L. Girls' Athletic Association 2, 3, Bowling League 4. VORIS, DONALD Choralairs 4, Booster Staff 3, 4, Broncs' Hi-Y 4, Bowling League 2. WAGNER, BARBARA L. Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, Masque and Gavel 2, Block Section 4, Sunshine Society 1, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Tri 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 2, 3, Red and Black Revue 1, 2, Broncho Brevities 3. , Y, W Page .91 l'41y4: 42 Seniors, '53 WAGNER, CAROLYN Choralairs 2, Block Section 4, Red and Black Revue 2, 3, Library Assistants 1, 2. WALL, GWEN Block Section 4, Sunshine Society 1, 2, 3, 4. WALLACE, DORIS J. Mixed Chorus 1, Block Section 1, 2, Commercial Club 1. WARD, SHIRLEY Girls' Glee Club 1, Choralairs 2, 3, Block Section 2, 3, 4, Sunshine Society 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Advisory Council 4, Red and Block Revue 2, Commercial Club 1. WARD, WILLIAM A. Lotin Club 1, Intramural Sports 1. WATSON, CHARLOTTE A. Latin Club 1, 2, Block Section 2, 3, 4, Sunshine Society 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Advisory Council Treasurer 4, Red and Block Revue 1. WEATHERS, LARRY Wrestling 1, 3. WELLIVER, PATSY Girls' Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 1, 2, Block Section 3, 4, Sunshine Society 1, 2, 3, Girls' Athletic Association 1, 2, 3. WHISLER, SHIRLEY Choralairs 2, Black Section 3, Sunshine Society 4, Girls' Athletic Association 1, Bowling League 1, 3, Red and Black Revue 1. WHITE, MARTHA A Cappella Choir 4, Choralairs 2, 3, Block Section 1, 2, 3, 4, Sunshine Society 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Advisory Council 4, Red and Black Revue 1, 2, Broncho Brevities 3, Library Assistants 3. WHITE, PAUL W. Red and Black Revue 1, 2, Basketball 2. WIEGAND, RITA Block Section 2, Sunshine Society 1, 2, 3, Hi-Tri 2, 3, 4, Commercial Club 3. WILHAUCK, THOMAS Broncs' Hi-Y 4. WILSON, JAMES E. Basketball 1, 2. WININGER, SHIRLEY Junior Red Cross 3, 4. Seniors, '53 WOODFIELD, THEODORE Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 1, 2, Red and Black Revue 1, 2. WOODS, IVAN L. Booster Stat? 4, Jett Hi-Y 3, 4, Student Council 3, J-Club I, 2, 3, 4, Intramural Sports 1, Football 'l, 2, 3, 4, Track I, 2, Cheerleader 'l, 2, 3, 4. YANCEY, RAY A. Audio Visual 2, 3, 4, Broncs' Hi-Y 3, 4, Intramural Sports I. ZAHN, RITA L. Latin Club 'I, 2, Choralairs 2, Spanish Club 2, 3, Block Section 2, 3, 4, Sunshine Society 2, 3, 4, Girls' Advisory Council 4, Hi-Tri 2, 3, 4, Red and Black Revue I, 2. ELLIS, SANDRA J. Girls' Glee Club 3, 4, Block Section 3, Sunshine Society 2, 4, Girls' Advisory Council 4, Red and Black Revue I, Broncho Brevities 3, Commercial Club 2. HACKETT, SHERRY Senior Committees Finance Committee: Pat Edmondson, Bob Farrell, .lim Klinker, and Bob DeLong. Cruise Committee Chairman: Dick Dellinger Senior Convo Committee Chairman: John Courter Cap and Gown Committee Chairman: Martha White P41 yr: 4 Jack King, Secretary-Treasurer, Bill Niemantsverdrief, President, Dick Quealy, Vice President. Democracy in action. I'1l!!1,' .H Junior Election . Unlike the outcome of the senior election this year, the junior boy candidates won our election. On the girls' ticket, Evaline Baldwin ran for the oFfice of president, Norma Hall for vice president, and Mary Ann Hostetter for secretary-treasurer. We carried on our election much in the same manner as the seniors, using voting machines and giving campaign speeches, however, ours was on a much smaller scale. The Junior Class ofticers were Bill Niemantsver- driet, president, Dick Quealy, vice president, and Jack King, secretary-treasurer. Mary Ann Hostetter and Jeff Gillaspy, in charge of finances Juniors, '54 D. Ade, P. Ade, B. Armstrong, M. An- thony, L. Atkins, E. Ausban, J. Baker. E. Baldwin, P. Balser, R. Balser, E. Barton B. Bauer, C. Beatty, M. Behler. P. Beihl, B. Benge, M. Bennett, S. Bergsma J. Bishop, G. Black, P. Black. W. Bodkin, J. Baehl, E. Boehm, D. Bogun M. Bonyck, M. Barca, J. Bower. B. Boyer, J. Brewer, K. Brewer, M. Brown P. Buckles, B. Budge, J. Bumbleburg. W. Burgess, P. Burgess, V. Cadle, B Carpenter, R. Carroll, B. Carte, R. Casto. C. Caylor, M. Chase, W. Chatham, D. Childers, C. Church, R. Clark, A. Cochran. R. Coffman, R. Cohen, A. Cole, C. Cander, P. Conn, L. Conner, D. Cook. D. Cook, J. Cook, M. Coonrod, J. Cooper, M. Cooper, E. Corean, B. Coy. E. Crider, R. Crockett, R. Crum, B. Culp, D. Curtis, T. Danaher, D. Darling. 1 Page 45 V swf 3 . Es... .- Is, ff' 5 ' -3 ' :-' , - ,E .,,. V 5' EQ. 'B -':: . A -r . ' 1 .1 ...,, ,iight .... F., ' ' 1233 it of P' .Ling -u i wi .,,, iz -5 L f . , W ' . ?ff 'B . t , . is ll W W5 Q my-fs E V . 'ik ,.,. , . r i iifgg , i n , R s --fi' '1.1 ' if 'K vigsm.. W s Q ffksg. fi ' -4' -all . 5? ' 'R if .1 --M' A .. V' xwm ,f 4 ff' . fy 1 1 o-Mfg . 3 ...sw-P.. Q . SE H , A V. an ,. W.-gf.. -.Aw , l E ,,,,A, 1 ,.,., W M31 .-. I i: 'serif' , 1. 1 , f QQ ----- , . f Q '. ' 7 ev ' : J i i - ..,:, ' 'lr . .2 1 ' 5 . we aw' ik ' 1 ' V I if ,, , ,. . y ily.. , 4 R I . .. ,... f' J Vi.1'Y31Q,. it ff ' 4 ASM 1 Q B- , . no 5-' .I -, W O!! F -5 :5 A - -. I i , ' ..... . , H M A K T -fa ' S , V- ' ---- 5 -r. . K ii? ,Q , ' in ' il ., fel' . , L -. J . Ss' si! V 1 y N . if ., .V . rar? ..A- fi ,,,, 1+ Y - ' if .1 f W? ' e 'Z . K. ,,:1 J - ,. f A1 .4 ,rig 1 . - x f .. .-.s nfs, .,,. .3 ..., f .. rasgwzzsssswgf w . if 'rgj 1.115 7' ' Q , . , I Q 2 f Q 122 - va . . t . . vw '- ,.....- Y fi ,,.,. 'i Eg g . if jx. if 3 V ,li :' is X ,fl s A ', - , f ' . ll . ,.., J. P V7., My f . . ,A. 4 - t - 2. H J.. iz. Y - 5. W 5- gi K A Q I'uy0 46 Juniors, '54 B. Davidson, D. Dawson, E. Dawson, D Deeming, K. Dehan, D. Dexter, P. Dickey. C. Dill, R. Dionne, B. Deerr, P. Douglas W. Driscoll, M. Dutton, N. Dye. J. Earl, P. Eaton, D. Eberle, K. Edwards, K. Ellsworth, R. Erlenbach, H. Ermel. B. Evans, N. Everhart, S. Everett, B. Feaster, M. Ferguson, P. Fidler, R. Finley. M. Fisher, C. Fisher, N. Fisher, M. Flana- gan, J. Flickinger, P. Fox, H. Franks. W. Funcheon, J. Gaines, H. Garth, J. Gastineau, J. Gay, J. German, J. Gillaspy. L. Gilliland, R. Gordon, J. Goff, P.,Goin, B. Goodnight, J. Goodnight, A. Greene. A. Greene, C. Gress, C. Haas, K. Habben, S. Hackett, D. Hall, J. Hall. N. Hall, D. Hanstra, S. Harbolt, R. Har- low, R. Harper, T. Harris, R. Harshman. R, Haskins, T. Hassett, R. Hatke, D. Hough, E. Hayes, S. Haynes, J. Haywood. 1 Q I H bblb A J unlors, 5 4 , W H . . . in W 1 ' . if' if I if 1 .. . . ef- M. Hazelbakef, D. Half, R. Half, v. Hinde , C ' ' Wifi, sniff' of I -.-'. : gi ' f' VZ- 242' . ii QA ' --- gf .,.f: A Q ' ' W . .efiiizi D. Hoagland, B. Hobson, E. Hoilenga. Mx' ' . ' 1 ' so Q4 S. Holclerfield, J. Hosleiler, M. Hosfetie W ,Y - 6 f W W -A 4 1 ,- ,x H J. Howe, R. Howe, D. Hummel, C. Hupe. ' as -- A 5. ZX ,..,.. -, 'eggs fm! . ? ff -3- . Yi l ?5f 35? 3 .zfi 'gffjsi , J K W . M , . . n J fill ,..,. fW fff '!f'f- ,- rm . ---V - . .. .M . 7 , E. Idle, G. lngle, T. Isbell, P. Jackson, 'f gf ff:-I , is ,M , Q 2 he ' ei Q ,-1 2. w it . Q y f. W. Johnson, M. Kaiser, L. Kantz. , J ,, . L, 1 Zi 1' .1 -. eee. . sf Cf 1 f n so J .f if :Higgs - ff' S , K Jil .aff y S. Karlslrand, D. Keel, D. Keen, E. Ken- V Y 25.3 , Ak if 3. 1.5 T' 28:5 1 VM , REQ worth N Kerr C Kincaid J Kin 'wi is E ab: V J' Y' ' ' ' ' ' 9' wwe? x . 'S ' Q., . ' for L L 1 . D. King, M. King, G. Kingefy, M. Klar, fag ., 'Q Q Q .. , I J. Klepinger, C. Knott, C. Knott. cgi Q 7. y M 1 b 2- . 21. f.. E' of W an so We 2 B. Knox, J. Krecek, J. Kun, v. Kyees, jg , A 5 2 .-.1 ' S. LaGuire, l. Lake, R. Lane. W- '.'- ' ' ...,..- I ' E . X W '- --'---- 5 V .2:.' V Lf '. Qjif W 4, 'S i l K ,L M l I ' Q te ':f?'i i M. Lawson, G. LeMas1er, S. Levell, J. Lin- . 3 . ' , tm 1' K , K Z: ,-.v Z, AA 1 ,., J ff .... -3- 1 H ,.fi,iX3,w 51 5 K' ville, J. Lively, R. Livingsion, R. Lockard. .-.,. . ,--- - -M. , rzgf' '--- H Q '. if .:, X t .gf ,.-.-.. -' S 2 .fi ...M Ml A . .... 7 L . .. if ,. ' . .... ., A - , J. Lockard, D. Lods, F. Loop, J. Loveless, 1 j, K wik .5 E :.. '- D ,... V . in 5 - J if 5, E Q. .7 f it 1 M . .. lllb. : .t n y., 'li J. Lowery, R. Lumley, C. Luscombe. in H ..,, if 4 W, . is W K I W -J Q 1 ' . ..-- L i 5 ' 1' ,VVI C. Lyman, B. Madary, J. Maitlen, R. Mans- Xt , :f i-f R ,W , , .QQ -,,: u l.. field, D. Marquess, W. Martin, H. Martin. imkymii v v . . , IQ-Q 5 W I N? eff. 7 H .M S I .., 2: .Q .. I ,g s33:3,,,,gg -V . 5 iw , jii.:i5v I sf is - .,.-.f. . as. ...ei is 1 .f P. Marlz, S. Masters, E. McCarty, J. Mc- W , 1 ' ,A ..',,.. - 'V Q... : . - ' W if A N AJI' 'A ' z Clunnen, R. McGlo1'hlin, V. McGowan, K. , Q5 if, '-.- I, ' V 'ii McMindes. f' of Q .... E . I 'Ji n x' is ' H Y fl sg Page 47 Juniors, '54 G. Meyers, B. Miller, C. Mills, A. Minier M. Mink, P. Mitchell, C. Montgomery. D. Morrison, J. Moss, S. Muston, H Myers, R. Neal, S. Newmon, S. Nichols. W. Niemantsverdriet, M. Nicholson, R Norwood, M. O'Brien, L. Owen, M. Owens G. Parker. L. Patterson, W. Pearson, R. Peden, E Phillips, D. Pitstick, A. Plantenga, N. Polstra H. Posthouer, J. Powell, D. Puckett, D Quealy, J. Quinlisk, L. Ramey, N. Ramsey. R. Rauch, B. Rayburn, B. Rayburn, J. Redd N. Renn, D. Rennick, C. Reynolds. D. Rhode, A. Richardson, P. Richardson, M. Ricks, M. Riley, P. Riley, D. Ritter. A. Robbins, N. Robinette, R. Robinson, J. Robison, V. Rohr, J. Rooze, B. Roswarski. J. Rumpzo, G. Rundell, P. Runner, D Sanson, C. Schilling, B. Schurr, E. Selle. D. Semmes, J. Shaffer, S. Sherman, M. Shoaf, H. Short, L. Shuman, B. Sietsma. 1 Juniors, '54 L. Siler, L. Silver, G. Simler, J. Siple, H. Skadberg, A. Smith, D. Smith. J. Smith, M. Smith, R. Smith, R. Smith, S. Smith, J. Snapp, J. Snyder. B. Sollars, C. Spangler, P. Spratt, M. Stark, C. Stedman, D. Stitz, J. Stone. L. Stone, D. Stover, J. Strawsma, B. Strunk, G. Stump, R. Sutherlin, M. Taber. M. Thompson, R. Titus, H. Traviolia, B. Underhill, M. Vaughn, D. Vaught, G. Vaught. A. Veit, N. Verplank, P. Wainscott, E. Wolters, J. Ward, R. Watkins, J. Weatherford. D. Weaver, C. Webb, D. Wellman, P. White, J. Whittaker, M. Widener, S. Widner. J. Williams, R. Williams, B. Wilson, LL Wilson, R. Wolter, R. Wood, M. Woodley. N. Worden, H. Yokum, K. Young, T. Zahn, G. Zeider, R. Zufall. L . I Page 4.9 Page Sophomores, '55 B. Achramowicz, M. Adams, R. Allen, J Amos, B. Anderson, W. Anderson, R. Arnold K. Askren, S. Austin, M. Bahler, B. Barcus T. Barrett, S. Barry, N. Becht. E. Becker, J. Bell, N. Benge, S. Berry, C Best, C. Bickett, H. Biggs. V. Biggs, T. Bagan, R. Bollock, R. Bond B. Bower, P. Bowman, D. Boys. J. Bradbury, R. Breece, J. Brenner, J Briggs, E. Brittingham, R. Brooks, M. Brown E. Brummett, A. Buhrmester, P. Bumble burg, B. Burdine, E. Burdine, T. Burdine, D Burke. E. Burkhouse, E. Bushman, G. Butz, R Calhoun, D. Carver, J. Cassman, B. Chapple J. Chatham, V. Childers, E. Christian, A Clark, R. Clark, T. Clark, R. Coffey. R. Collins, S. Conger, C. Cook, D. Cook, J. Cook, J. Cooper, P. Cooper. J. Corwin, M. Costello, K. Cox, V. Crockett, H. Cross, D. Culross, M. Cuppy. Sophomores, '55 B. Davis, B. Davis, J. Dawson, J. Deerr, D. Denham, P. Denhardt, C. Dexter. J. Dexter, M. DeYoung, E. Dietrich, E. Dimond, M. Donahue, M. Doran, B. Draper. J. Duchene, W. Duti, A. Emmons, S. Erwin, J. Everett, S. Everson, E. Farley. C. Farrell, M. Farrell, L. Faulkner, J. Feoster, L. Felton, B. Ferris, D. Fisher. M. Flynn, H. Ford, J. Fowler, A. Francis, A. Franks, W. Frazier, D. Freeclburg. A. Frey, J. Fruits, J. Fulks, L. Galloway, R. Galloway, M. Gellenback, B. Gibson. C. Gipson, J. Goetz, B. Goris, B. Greene, E. Gregory, G. Grenot, L. Grimm. R. Grove, T. Gullion, D. Gunkle, V. Gushwa, D. Habben, B. Haines, D. Hale. N. Hall, J. Hamilton, R. Hamilton, M. Harclesty, A. Harrington, M. Harris, P. Harris. P. Hart, S. Hartnett, W. Harvel, M. Hatke, D. Hawkins, R. Hawkins, C. Hazelbaker. E 1 .. ' Pi- A P 11, y '..,-2 4 TQ A Q? ,.. ,,.. P ' A Ei. rrrr Q f ff A ' 1 ,- A- -. 4 f'iZ-if' i ii . .gif 3 st.. ' f'l..lE W .tgg Z H 'E' W sf wi' if 'Y ff. ...,. . , Hg IVV, . , v - ' 1 .5.-: in fp 5 4 5 i 'W1?f .. . 215 . N ,, 3. W ' 2- i Q'..?j. 9r .1 M 'TJH el. Q. jig.. . A 1 .5 , ,: .. 3 ,,.... ,,i, 4' -:. Q. .- sr AW' 5 1 Q R if z ,ggi L - L L A . ff ,. ..... gg .. so -wr' gg s.- g .,Vy it . :J . ?.2'...5' ' A f 2 .M ,L Sggzw - A B ,... . .- .e e .. -J --rx 1 A . 55' 2 J V he .5 2.v--A E EAW l.. I ,-A- f ,,.. - .,... Q? .,,,., ,,.. . 5 I I Q ' I ..,. -- 'F .--- ---'-. ' . . -2 ,.,.. -5-3 -5!5'I,.k V 'NP 1..ff3ljl3 .,., .1 5 '..,,. .: if ti i.ti L L fi '.-' . -2 55. 3 . ,,.' ...., ffl X :-.. fEif' f s - g1,5f.sf.g,. r ' ' ' U ' V' 4 --.5 if fi :: iff fi ' or 2 z., e-- is iv- - A ' f A 2 , ..., 1 M A .lzv 1 I an ..,.. an r'Frs : . . . ,,. f K WM I. ir . V Ei, . ' .Z if .,... .. I I: ll .. L :' 1 A -J ' Q f W .... ' 'If 1 W? ig 55.3. ai ' t '1 'A' f Ez, x ' ,RF 83,1 ' f' .. .M 1 iam! K I r x n.,l Z TIN - 2 . V A X hi .: A Agn K i I V A I - ' l 1 ' - '- s 'si I, .,.. ., . V -' . dw is . i 1 ht 3... . Page 51 J Q . y,, T, . . L ... 1 I Page 52 Sophomores, '55 T. Hazelgrove, R. Hendrickson, C. Hen inger, D. Himes, K. Hiser, R. Hoffman, B Holladay. J. Holladay, V. Holladay, J. Hollcraft J. Holst, C. Hoskins, S. Howard, D. Howell. B. Hubertz, M. Hufiines, C. Huffman, M Hughes, B. Hunt, C. Hurley, W. Hurley. C. Hurst, J. Jacobson, K. Jester, G. John- son, G. Johnson, R. Johnson, D. Jones. K. Jones, R. Keller, R. Kemble, L. Ken- worthy, J. King, S. Kingma, R. Klar. R. Knight, L. Koning, F. Krecek, W. Kuipers, M. Lane, M. Lappin, J. Laugheed. R. Layton, A. LeBegue, P. Lehman, J. Leverenz, M. LeVitt, W. Lewellyn, T. Lewis. H. Likins, L. Little, K. Litzenberger, R. Lister, P. Lockard, R. Lone, J. Longren. P. Loy, D. Lux, D. Lux, M. Lynch, L. Macy, R. Maple, C. Marshall. B. Martin, J. Martin, L. Martin, S. Martin, T. Martin, T. Massey, J. McBeath. r Sophomores, '55 S. McCall, D. McCarty, M. McCloud, G McConahay, D. McConnell, P. McDill, J McDonald. D. McGowan, B. McGraw, B. McKendrie D. McKenzie, P. Mclaughlin, J. McMurray C. McNeely. L. McNeely, H. Melton, C. Merkel, A Merritt, G. Milakis, P. Minneman, R. Moll. S. Montgomery, S. Moore, R. Morgan, C Morrison, M. Morrison, D. Mosier, N. Mullen M. Myers, M. Myers, J. Nance, J. Neal, M Neal, D. O'Connor, K. O'Maley. R. Osborne, G. Overman, L. Owen, V. Paddock, G. Painter, J. Palmer, T. Pontle. R. Parent, S. Parker, J. Patterson, G. Paugh, A. Pearlman, P. Peters, E. Peterson C. Phillips, M. Phillips, P. Plantenga, J Plumb, M. Porter, C. Posthauer, J. Pottlitzer. D. Powell, A. Price, R. Primmer, B. Query R. Rawles, M. Ready, J. Reece. J. Renick, B. Reynolds, E. Richardson, D Riggs, C. Riley, E. Riley, C. Risk. hgfw Page 5 Page 54 Sophomores, '55 H. Robertson, B. Robinson, J. Rodocker R. Rogers, J. Rohr, S. Rostov, W. Ruckle. B. Rumpza, R. Sandberg, W. Scheffee, I Schlorch, J. Schmidt, D. Schrader, B. Schultz D. Schultz, D. Schweitzer, S. Scott, P Seiters, R. Sense, M. Sewell, C. Sexton. B. Sheets, C. Shoemaker, M. Shoemaker, J. Siemers, M. Sites, R. Sites, W. Slipher. E. Smith, J. Smith, R. Smith, E. Snyder, P. Sparks, C. Stair, J. Steill. E. Stichter, F. Stinebaugh, S. Stitz, S. Stockton, G. Stout, R. Strawsma, 0. Strong. S. Strong, J. Summers, C. Synesael, D. Taylor, G. Thayer, G. Thomas, A. Thompson. A. Thompson, C. Thompson, V. Timmons, S. Tingay, R. Towner, L. Tucker, L. Vandergraff. B. Vanderipe, J. Vanderkleed, P. Vander- wielen, C. Vaughan, L. Vaught, L. Vaught, A. Vellinger. T. Vernon, H. Walker, J. Walker, R. Waterson, J, Welch, L. Welch, D. Weniger. Sophomores, '55 M. Westcoit, J. Whcurion, D. Whitney, P. Wilhauck, P. Wilkins, D. Williams, B. I Woodruff. M. Woodworth, M. Wootton, R. Work- . inger, D. Wrighl, M. Wright, A. Yorno, B Yaier. M. Yochum, B. Zubcn, B. Zellers, T. Zink. 4 Y If M, f ' ,f if fi Ev 2 .gn . ,, ff 3' . i if W j :z 4 T :G I- I W.,--Sb N trft 'ar fn B :.. . A I EQ K N f EW, . .1 gl gi --N f-rf- -w .,. I . iool L W noi . W iili AQ ' M is ,, ,mm ef , Jiiw' 1 Y. r' Page 55 CLASSES Now we find he peeked into the classrooms at Jeff. He saw many laboratory sessions, interesting and some- times heated discussions, and visual aids which supple- mented our text books. From these classrooms some of us may pass on into more classrooms while others may begin work in industry. But no matter which field, these classes have given us a firm foundation on which to build our careers. Es.. I-Jf Y I al 7' ' Pay . if' u..,,mmAN 5 M i WWW xi S., , E i i 2 , :,.. , : . A ,. Aubu . is 1. ' '.,ga2-- 'S 93,3 3 ,V ,1,u+ W Q i fmfyilf - W: L, Q ?'2.iQ awe'- 1 I - cj xx' 11 wk? ,di I si Art Department Artists of JeFferson High School were very busy working as in the past years. They made masks, oil paintings, door panels, and they decorated the window between the second and third floors, according to the seasons. Some students got together in groups and made stained windows for other rooms. The more advanced students made murals, such as the one in the library. The Art Department is headed by Miss Georgianna Kienly. Making masks Studying the essentials of a mural, urn' :TN Science Deparfmenf Jeff's Science Department is one of the most up-to-date in the state. The first science course is biology, a ninth grade course which is a study of plants and animals. Those taking a college preparatory course take physics and chemistry. Physics is a two-semester course that teaches about forces and machines. As you look through the keyhole at a physics class, you may be startled by a small bolt of lightning. This is only our budding physicists at work on an ex- periment with electricity. The last science course at Jeff is chemistry, which is taken by seniors. Chem deals with formulas, theories, and their applications. lf you breathe you'll change the reading. Poof! Silly looking, aren'f ihey? Commercial We at Jefferson High School have one of the largest and most progressive Com- mercial Departments in this area. The commercial subiects taught are typ- ing, shorthand, bookkeeping, transcrip- tion, business law, office practice, iunior business, and salesmanship. Typing is a good background subiect for many reasons. lt helps the student de- velop ability to think intelligently and Studying high finance Waiting for the rabbit to pop out Shorthand or Greek? Page UU Department quickly. It also provides vocational fitness for students wanting secretarial work. Shorthand also proves to be helpful in both college and in secretarial work. The teachers in the commercial depart- ment cure Mr. James Ade, Mr. George Bradley, Mr. Ernest Cortner, Mr. Charles Martin, Miss Martha Nash, Miss Nina Baker, and Mr. Kenneth Andrews. Office practice student gaining practical experience Type until the bell rings Page 61 It tastes better when you've made it yourself H's a long way around Home Economics Deparfmenf It is essential to know how to cook, and sewing is very beneficial. Our Home Economics Department helps us in learning these essentials. Along with food and clothing, health ed. gives us knowledge in first aid and the training needed for the future. Home Nursing provides us with much useful in- formation in child care and various other neces- sities. ln the Senior High division Miss Gleela Ratcliff, Miss Helen Grishaw, Miss Irma Slayback, and Mrs. Louise Wright teach Home Ec., while Miss Lucile Campbell teaches in Junior High. What service' HFS F? ..ns,' Page 62 Industrial Arts Department JeFf's Industrial Arts Department is rapidly devel- oping into one of the most outstanding industrial courses in the state. Our Industrial Department is set up to give the student an understanding of the importance of the industry. The curriculum of the Industrial Department in- cludes general shop, woodworking, auto-mechan- ics, printing, beginning machine shop, mechanical drawing, and vocational machine shop. Each student in this department has a chance to develop initiative and originality. Watch for flying splinters! This could be shocking! WS fhli way Just a minute, you can crank 'er up Page 63 l'zl!l6 GL Trying fo fathom fhe intricacies of verbs and clauses Liffle theater-very lilile! Tl1ere's one loafer in every bunch English Department JeFf's English Department offers a variety of courses, providing the students with the knowledge of the fundamentals of English. The grammar courses give to the student the funda- mentals of the correct usage of speech. Our literature classes give students entering college a background tor a more detailed study of literature and enable students to more fully appreciate the rich- ness of our own speech. A field trip to the Lafayette Leader The composition course encourages students to do creative writing and also helps them interpret and express personal experiences to others through suit- able form. Journalism gives a first-hand knowledge ot work on a school newspaper and improves the writing ability, business sense, and organizational qualities of one. Speech gives to the student a presentation of knowl- edge and ideas. It also gives experience in group leadership and aids in building our personality. Speak the speech, l pray you Page 65 Music Department Instrumental music consists of on Senior and a Junior Orchestra. The Senior Band plays tor many games and other social events. The bands and the Senior Orchestra are directed by Mr. Carter Brown, with Miss Nellie Lee Slayback directing the Junior Orchestra. Vocal music is directed by Miss Camilla White and Miss Myrtle Robel- laz. A Cappella Choir, the top voca! organization, leads the vocal music department. The other organizations in this department are the Girls' Glee Club, Choralairs, and the Junior High Choruses. Math Department To take his place in our modern world, a well- educated person needs a solid mathematical background. Careers in science, engineering, and industry all require a good knowledge of math, and these fields promise to become even more important in the future. Taxes, financial and business problems, and just everyday living show us how often we need and use math. Even trying to stretch an allow- ance these days requires a good mathematician. Here at Jeff, we get the math back- ground we need -from commercial arithmetic to senior math, from algebra to trigonometry--in our practical and competent Mathematics Department. Bored work! The professor explains the problem They're quiet at last, the little angels Page 67 Pugc 68 S Are you a problem child too? Exactly what effect do the White Sox have on economics? Now simply pull the lever Social Studies At Jett we have, what we consider, one of the best Social Studies Departments in the world. The main purpose of the Social Studies Depart- ment is to give the students a better understanding of our government, world attairs, and the physical layout of the land. Students are introduced into this line of study when they take orientation, a required 9th grade course. Its purpose is that ot acquainting the stu- dents with the school. Social studies are again brought into the cur- Doesn f anybody know the answer? Here s a guy that can t find Outer Rhodesia The rest of you copy this Department riculum during our iunior year when we are ref quired 10 take U. S. historyl This subject introduces us into the set-up of our government. Our senior year is made up of sociology, eco- nomics and civics. These subiects cover a complete study of our government. Latin American history is offered for those interested in our southern neigh- bors. World history and geography are two electives offered to sophomores, iuniors, and seniors. World history takes up the history of the world as a whole. Geography gives the students a physical and agri- cultural outlook on the' world. Page 69 Reviewing the vocabulary Foreign Language Department y It is said that a student's education is not com- plete without a working knowledge of at least one foreign language. JeFf's small but adequate lan- guage department provides this knowledge. The Spanish classes, under the skilled direction I eat, you eat, he eats of Miss Wahneta Mullen, teach students the lan- guage, ways, and customs of our neighbors to the South. Latin provides a basis for our language and also tells us of ancient Roman civilizations. Miss Carolyn Griltin ably instructs students in Latin. Around we go Physical Education Department Our Physical Education Department is one of the Lyboult assist mixed classes in social dancing. Along best and most Complete physical education pro' with these activities, the fundamentals of square grams in this community. ' dancing are altered in the second year. Besides teaching some of the basic sports, such as bqskeiballl volley bon, and deck tennis, Mrs. Mental health and sportsmanship are also taught Gertrude Krueger, Marion Crawley, and James in these courses. Don't let it get past her SPORTS Of course our snoopy characler could nof miss one of fhe mosl acfive paris of our high school career-our sporfs! These were foofball, baseball, basketball, wresfling, fraclc, swimming, fennis, cross counfry, and golf. He saw fhe boys who look parf in fhese acfivifies and who brought fo Jef? many honors. These sporls meanf a good deal lo fhe boys parficipafing, as well as lo fhe fans. Q '5---F I-jf Y A Puffr' 'L gn, 1 I WMM ,e E 9 w 5 2 5 I i E i S J 1 E Coach Crawley in a rare moment of relaxation The nerve center of the basketball team Coaching Staff When you stop to think about it, a coach has to know more than how to play a game, or how to teach others to play, or even how to win games. Our athletic coaches have a very important part in our total school life. It is JeH's good fortune that we have for our coaches men of high caliber who take their place in our school and community life, and who also have instilled in us the vital art of working and winning. In our head coach, Marion Crawley, we have one of the recognized outstanding figures in high school athletics in Indiana. Coaches Jerry Clark, Norman Willey, Sam Lyboult, Marion Crawley, Orval Martin. Doc Holladay administers to the bumps of football players. Doc Holladay Doctor Lloyd J, Holladay is an indis- pensible part of our athletic department. He is a familiar figure who can always be seen on the Jeff bench. Doc spends a great deal of time caring for sprains, pulled muscles, and common colds which hinder the Bronchos. He is a Jeff fan from 'way back . Managers Bill Davis, Joe Bumbleburg, Gary Johnson, Kenny Burke, Bob Jordan. Socks, towels, ierseys-such are the behind-lhe- You'll find, too, that the managers are the teams' scenes concern of the managers who perform the un- most loyal backers, and they usually know all the glamorous but very necessary task of keeping the statistics on the team they work for so faithfully. teams equipped and ready to play or practice. I'41y4' Tri Connie Scott, Mary Ann Hostetter, Mary Jo Coling, Jim Lively, Mike Woods. Yell Leaders Our cheer leaders did a great iob of leading yells, to boost the morale of our team, and were able to unite the student body into a forceful yelling section. This year they developed several new yells which they were successful in putting across. Mary Jo Coling, Connie Scott, and Mike Woods completed their fourth year as varsity cheer leaders. They were as- sisted by Mary Ann Hostetter and Jim Lively, both Juniors. Nancy Verplank, Mary Ellen Woodley, Mary Lee Jeffries, Barbara Pitman, Pat Runner. Majorettes One of the colorful attractions at the football and basketball games this year was the maiorettes. They were Pat Runner, Nancy Verplank, Barbara Pitman, and Mary Ellen Woodley. Mary Lee Jeffries was Drum Major and Sergeant of Majorettes. The girls went to the State and All-State Solo and Ensemble Contests at Indianapolis. Barbara Pitman, Nancy Verplank, and the Twirling Trio placed first in the All-State Contest. Pri ge 7 7 i L Page '78 JeFf ,.., Jeff ..., Jeff ........ Cathedral Jett .....,..... Jef? .,.. Jeff .... .left ........ Richmond Jeff ..,...., Football Jim McClatcI1ie, outstanding football player. Pileup on the goal line as the Bronchos score a touchdown. Hammond 7 Frankfort 0 Kokomo Jeff 6 Newcastle Muncie.,,.... 7 Logansport Crawfordsville ........ ...... 0 20 7 Jett 7 West Side Jeff's footballers bounced back this season from their troubles of last year to their customary winning ways. Coach Marion Crawley developed a squad that whipped five conference foes before bowing to Rich- mond in the NCC finale, and finished the season with a commendable record of 7 won, 2 lost, and a single tie. The Bronchos started out in convincing style, over- powering Hammond 20-7 and Frankfort 25-0, before traveling to Kokomo for a high-scoring fracas which the Jeffmen dominated 38-27. After dropping a home engagement to a very capable Cathedral eleven 20-6, the Bronchos rolled over New Castle, Muncie, and Logansport, to set them- selves up as definite conference title contenders, with undefeated Richmond as the big remaining obstacle. The Bronchos sharpened up on Crawfordsville 34-O, and then journeyed to Richmond for that never-to-be- forgotten title encounter. Richmond, first-ranked team in the state, and undefeated in two seasons, flashed to two touchdowns in the opening quarter, but the Bronchos steadied and battled them on even terms the rest of the way, losing 32-20. The traditional season wind-up with West Side was somewhat anticlimoctic, coming only four days after the Richmond tussle, and the fired-up Red Devils traded touchdowns to account for Jeff's lone tie. Don Boveri and Jim McClatchie were co-captains of this year's team. McClatchie was voted the outstanding player by his teammates. Row 1-Coach Marion Crawley, Wood, Simler, Lockard, Burgess, Rumpzu, McClatchie, Smith, Morris. Row 2-Mgr. Bumbleburg, Bongen, Traviolia, Boveri, Moser, Buit, Niemantsverdriet, Hayes, Goodnight. Row 3-Ass't. Coach Roger Claseman, Ass't. Coach Norm Willey, Owen, Caldwell, Crowell, Stair, Neubauer, Boncyk, Ubelhor. Row 4-Mgr. Davis, Pickerill, Carver, Clark, LeBegue, Bills, Mallios, Aveline. Page 79 Riglll-A Bronclno opponenl looks lor room lo scool around leff end. l'vlyr' SU Lell-.leff moves lhe bull in flue Wesf Side game ul Ross-Ade Sladium. Below-The dull side of foolball praclice-calis- ihenlics. B-Team .leff's B-team football squad, coached by John Lazar and Morris Etter, finished the season with a 4 won, 3 lost record, including wins over Logansport, Anderson, and Crawfordsville twice. The B-team boys practiced regularly with the var- sity, getting good experience and often providing the opposition for the varsity to run their plays. The team had several stand-out performers from a team which was undefeated as freshmen, and they should provide strong varsity material next year. Row 1-Schurr, Barcus, Becker, Barrett, Milakis, Martin, McKendrie, Melton, McGowan, Rodocker. Row 2-Coach Morris Etter, Maple, Schrader, Martin, Williams, Anderson, Gullion, Zaben, Frazer, Thayer, Coach John Lazar. Row 3-Manager Johnson, Leverenz, Neal, Cooper, Taylor, Reece, Davis, Holladay, LeVitt, Phillips. Jeff ...... Jeff ...... Jeff ...... Jeff ,,.,,, Jeff ...... Jeff ....., .leFf ...... Season .....l8 ..,.....44 6 .,...l3 ..,..l2 ....,'l3 7 Record Logansport O Crawfordsville 6 Kokomo ....... ........ 3 3 Cathedral ..... ......., l 9 Anderson ..... ..... O Crawfordsville 0 Muncie ..., ........ l 3 Page 81 uyr' 82 Baskefball Joe Heath, outstanding basketball player. Heath fires his favorite one-hander from the corn SEASON RECORD, 1952-53 Jeff ..,....... ....... 4 9 Lebanon ,.,,4,,,A,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Jeff .......... ....... 5 5 Rossville ....... Jeff .......... ....,.. 5 9 Delphi ...,,., Jeff ........,. ....... 5 9 Kokomo ,,,.,,,,,,,,,, Jeff ........,. ....... 6 3 Anderson ......,.,.,.7.,.,..,.. Jeff .......... ....... 5 2 Evansville Central ......o,.. Jeff .................... 34 South Bend Central ........ HOLIDAY TOURNEY- Jeff .........,.......... 5'l Crispus Attucks .,..,......... Jeff ..............E..... 63 Seymour ..,...,..,oo.. Jeff .......... ....... 5 0 Frankfort .,,.,,,. Jeff ........,. ....... 4 8 Muncie ,.,.....,.,,,,,, Jeff ,...YY.... ....... 5 3 West Lafayette ,,,.,,.,,,,,., Jeff .......... ....... 4 5 Indianapolis Tech ..,.,.,,,, Jeff Jeff Jeff Jeff Jeff Jeff Jeff Jeff Jeff Jeff Jeff Jeff Marion Logansport Shelbyville New Castle Richmond Crawfordsville Hammond - SECTIONAL - Monitor Klondike West Side Stockwell -REGIONAL - Frankfort Rowl Eddie Becker, Don Row2 Bob Clark, Mike Cos- tello Bud Goodnight, Joe Heath, For the first time in four years, the JeFf Bronchos did not take the field as a state finalist. The team was hurt by graduation losses from last year's semi-final champs, with only Joe Heath and Bob Kaser returning as regulars, and Coach Marion Crawley was forced to iuggle the line-up during the early part of the season. Nearing tourney time, however, the team ielled into a consistently strong unit. The Bronchos finished the season with a 3-6 North Central Conference record and a 10-IO over-all season record. ln the annual Holiday Tournament, which visit- ing Evansville Central won, Jeff split two games, losing to Crispus Attucks and winning over Seymour. After opening the season with three straight wins, the cagers ran into trouble with some of the state's toughest teams, losing to Kokomo, Evansville Central, and South Bend Central while getting by a good Anderson team. After the Holiday meet, the squad couldn't seem to click, losing four NCC games before dumping Logansport. During this time, however, the Bronchos decisively convinced West Side 53-32. After a painful loss to Marion, the team perked up, and when the starting combination of Heath, Clark, Kaser, Becker, and Taylor solidified, the Bronchos be- came a power to reckon with. They threw a scare into Richmond by scrapping all the way and holding the powerful Red Devils to a 57-54 victory in the Confer- ence wind-up. In the Sectional, the Bronchos won their tenth con- secutive trip to the Regionals, the longest string of sectional victories in the state. The next week Jeff fans were treated to a hair-raising fracas as the Bronchos and Frankfort's Hot Dogs staged a double-overtime affair, with Frankfort finally breaking the Jeff tourna- ment string with a 58-56 victory. -sl iii- 'insiwi--s Z L f l lor, Hal Traviolia. ' H '1.N 'W ',. '-3 ..H 1' UHTH 'H Row 3-Lonnie Little, Steve Martin, Dave Semmes, Dude Tay Leff-Working the bull around. Below-Clark goes high for a jump sho! Lefi-You have fo sfreich in fhis game. Below-Looking for a lip-in. B-Team This year's performance by the basketball B-teamers gave promise of great things to come when these boys reach the varsity. Coach Sam Lyboult's sophomores fashioned a spark- ling season record of 12 wins and 5 losses, even without several boys who were moved up to the varsity as the season progressed. This record was fashioned, too, against the same teams these boys will be facing in varsity games in a year or two, so prospects look very bright for Broncho basketball. B-team cheer leaders-M. Donahue, M. Cuppy, C. Stair, P Minneman. Season Record Jeff ....,.,.. ....,.. 3 9 Lebanon .... ......, 2 7 Jeff ,,.,,,. Jeff ......... ..,..,, 3 6 Rossville ..,. ....... 3 5 jeg Jeff ....,.... ....... 2 8 Delphi ........ .,,,,.. 2 5 'i ' Jeff ..,..,,., ,..,... 2 5 Kokomo ,.,. ,...... 2 7 .left ....... Jeff ......... ....,.. 3 9 Anderson ...... ....... 2 6 Jeff --,-AV- Jeff ...,.,... V...... 2 3 South Bend ......,...,.,, 39 Jeff ,.,.....,. ...,.., 3 4 Muncie .,...,.... ...,,,, 2 4 Jett ------' Jeff ....... Tournament Jeff ...... ......, 4 2 wqbgsh .... ....... 3 3 Jeff --r-'r' .left ..,... ....... 3 7 Marion .................... 29 Jeff ....... Row l-Anderson, Maple, Barrett, Neal. West Side ...... ,...... Tech ........ Marion .......... ..... Logansport .............. Shelbyville .... ....... Newcastle ....., ,..,... Richmond Crawfordsville Row 2-Burke, mgr., Heninger, Scheuman, LeBegue, Leverenz, Cooper, Carver. Row 3-Johnson, mgr.g Freedburg, Morrison, Chatham, Reese, Coach Sam Lyboult. 'l8 43 33 39 23 29 36 41 Page S , N Baseball Don Boveri, oufsfanding baseball player. Becker fo Smifh on ihe double play. Don sfrefches for fhe cafch af first Pop-up-cafcher's ball l'1Ijll' R6 Coach Sam Lyboult's baseball team has done a man-sized iob in our sports picture, winning the North Central Conference crown two years straight in '51 and '52. This year, with a full crew of returning letter- men supplying the power, the team went after its third straight conference crown. With almost a full team returning to action, the Bronchos set out to duplicate their 17-4 season record of last year. The loss of Jim Sprankle and Kenny Kelly, two outstanding performers who signed pro contracts, was largely offset by a capable crew of moundsmen in Joe Heath, Ralph Maple, Mike Costello, and Jerry Neal, and experienced men in nearly every other position. Performers that were counted on from last year's team, which had a 7-2 record in conference competi- tion, included Don Boveri at first base, John Courter or Bill Smith at second, Kaser at third, Bill Stair catch- ing, in addition to the pitching staff. With this material, the Bronchos promised to have another successful sea- son on the diamond. Row 7-M. Flanagan, l.. Shumen, D. McKenzie, B. McGraw, E. Becker, J. King, B. Barcus. Row 2-J. Redd, D. Morris, B. Smith, D. Boveri, B. Kaser, J. Courter, J. Heath, M. Costello. Row 3-B. Davis, mgr., C. Heninger, B. Stair, R. Cohen, B. Burgess, C. Church, D. Carver, J. Neal. Page 87 Track Paul Melfon, oufsfanding irack man. Sfeeplechase Hercules A mighiy leap! Pnyf' RS Coach Orval Martin's squad had one of its best years. In 1952, it won all its dual meets and won the Central Indiana Relays which was held on our own field. The Jetfmen won the Attica Relays, also. The mile relay team, Denny Platenga, Bill Niemantsverdriet, Fritz Franz, and Chuck Wilkins, finished fourth in the state meet and established a new school record for this event. Returning lettermen on this year's squad were: Walt LeBegue, Paul Melton, Dave Pitstick, Bill Niemantsver- driet, Bob Ubelhor, and Bob Jordon, Mgr. The outlook for this season was good with Jeff opening with an indoor track meet in the Bloomington Relays, and running a full schedule of dual meets and relays and ending the season with the state meet. Varsity Track, Sitting-Getz, Clark, LeBegue, Arnold, Barrett, Anderson, Wilkins, Niemantsverdriet, Clark, Simler, Manager Bumbleburg. Middle-Schultz, Frazier, LeVitt, Melton, Flynn, Zaben, Beihl, Ricks, Traviolia, Nicholson, McGlothlIn. Standing-Coach Orvol Martin, Leverenz, Martin, Little, Williams, Ubehlor, Melton, McClatchie, Cooper, LeBegue, Pitstick, Cook, Manager Jordon. Freshman Track, Sitting-Fullerton, Koch, Lee, Taylor, Reeder, Lambuth, Osterling, Osterling, Loveless, Vahlos, Jennings, Schultz. Middle-Eck, Humm, Darling, Johnson, Hall, Guinnup, Wilson, Mosby, Richerson, Richerson, Wyant, Ricks, Platt. Standing-Coach C. J. Hopkins, Bollock, Swick, Swartz, Fisher, Cadle, Fisher, Wortman, Vaughn, Sherrier, Bunner, Greenwood, Livingston, Manager Decker. Page 89 Wresiling John Neubauer, outstanding wresfler. Now come on around wifh if! Leff-The rough and fumble of wresfling pracfice in ihe lilfle gym. l'rlguf Dm Coach Norm Willey brought Jeff wrestling to its greatest peak ever this year, as the team had a season record of 'll wins against a single loss. The grapplers climaxed the brilliant season by winning the NCC championship for the first time in JeFf's history, and taking second in the state meet. Highlighting this per- formance, Jim Johnson was state champion in the T20-lb. class. Vern Rohr and Jim Neubauer both won seconds, and Louie Pickerill won third and Larry Caldwell fourth in their weights in the state meet. The Bronchos' season record included wins over all the strongest teams in the state, including Southport, Indianapolis Tech, Bloomington, and South Bend Central. Johnson and Rohr went through the entire dual meet season undefeated. At the conclusion of the season, John Neubauer was chosen honorary captain for the year. Row i-M. Phillips, D. Humm, M. LeVitt, D. Koch, T. Lewis, L. Rardon, C. Platt, R. Hilt, D. Cook, P. King, D. Schweitzer. Row 2-J. Bumbleburg, mgr., T. Gullion, D. Primmer, J. Powell, J. Neubauer, D. Schrader, J. Moser, B. Richardson, F. Swick, J. Lively, R. Vahlos, E. Farley, F. Krecek. Row 3-Coach Norman Willey, D. Eck, L. Pickerill, B. Mallios, V. Rohr, J. McClatchie, E. Becht, L. Caldwell, C. Jennings, J. Powell, P. Beihl, M, Flynn, D. Lister, H. Melton, L. Boncyk, J. Johnson, R. Martin, G. Barrett, Ass't Coach Roger Claseman. f'1u1e1 97 Swimming Row i-Coach Dan Leslie, M. Woodworth, J. Sunkes, B. House, G. Overman. Row 2-J. Deerr, J. Shoaf, N. Fisher, B. Jordon. Swimmers take your mark -a scene at the state meet at the Purdue fieldhouse pool. I lilt' U! Swimming, Jeff's youngest sport, came into its own this year, as Coach Dan Leslie's boys took a very re- spectable fifth place in the state meet held at Purdue. In season meets, the swimmers racked up a 'I-4 record. ln the state meet, Maurie Woodworth won second place in the state in the fifty-yard freestyle, and Jim Sunkes took fourth in the breast-stroke. The medley relay team, composed of Woodworth and Co-captains Jim Sunkes and Bob House, finished second for the Bronchos. C ross Country Row 1-R. Erlenbach, R. Morris, R. Kemble, P. Wilkins, A. Whitaker, R. McGlothlin. Row 2-P. Melton, D. Rhode, M. Costello, M. Ricks, Coach Orval Martin. Coach Orval Martin faced this cross-country season of meets without a letterman returning, but with a good crop of eager underclassmen, future prospects look en- couraging. Throughout this season, the boys who car- ried most of the load were sophomores and juniors. In dual meet competition, Mike Ricks, Roy McGloth- lin, Perry Wilkins, and Mike Costello led the JeFF squad which finished the season with a record of one win and five lost. Dash away, dash away, dash away all! Page .93 Row l-Coach Jerry Clark, D. Lodds, D. Jones, D. Schrader, D. Lux, B. Weinharclt. Row 2-C. Morrison, mgr., C. Beatty, D. Hough, M. Morrison, C. Shoemaker. Your serve Page 94 Tennis Someday 1953 may be looked back upon as the real beginning of tennis in Lafayette and in Jeff. With the completion of new courts in Columbian Park this year, our long-suffering tennis players will finally have a place to practice, and local interest in tennis will be given a big boost. Coach Jerry Clark, who has been steadily building a squad that improves each year, can now look for- ward to really hopeful prospects and increased inter- est in tennis. Row 1-D. King, B. Goodnight, J. Vaughn, D. Stiiz, D. Quealy, D. Childers. Row 2-C. Castor, K. O'Maley, J. Robbins, D. Good, J. Haley, J. Snyder. Don Childers does some intensive putting practice-but practice JeFf's golf team had a good season in 1952, and all indications pointed to continued good showings on the links. Seniors Joe Vaughn and Jack Haley, and juniors Don Childers and Dick Quealy provided the mainstay for the squad. ln Childers, Jef? boasts one of the best young golfers in Indiana. In addition to these, several underclass boys ex- hibited an increasing interest in the link sport, and the fortunes of the golf team, which is coached and spon- sored by Marion Crawley, should continue to improve in future years. makes perfect. Page 95 ACTIVITIES As our liffle man saunfered along his merry way, he did nof fail fo fake in a few of our exfra-curricular acfivifies. Oh, shall we ever forgef fhose senior campaigns fo raise money, fhe highly successful Senior Play, or fhose soil lights and sweef music dances which were lopped by fhe greatest-fhe Senior Prom? No indeed, fhey were a very excifing parl of our year af Jeff. Q AGl,-- - - i Y A -1 3- Puge 96 Jeff Pep Band Which one shall I wear? A Cappella Choir Chrisfmas Convo A Kenzler duet ww www .x2aS: U!'Va lk, ,V 4 W Youth Center The Youth Center, a recreational program held every Wednesday night at the park pavilion, is for all students. Local dance bands provide the music for dancing. Contests are held for the best dancers with prizes awarded the winners. Names are drawn for door prizes. Ping pong and checker tournaments are held and in the spring and summer months, miniature golf is also oFFered. Mr. Charles Hopkins is the school sponsor of the Youth Center. Swing Your Partner! Time To Go? Watch lf! Page 100 Homecoming Dance For the first time at Jett, a Homecoming Dance was given. The purpose ofthe dance was to bring about a reunion of JeFf alumni. Kate Donahue reigned as Homecoming Queen. She was crowned by Bob Masters. She received a crown of roses and a music box. Her court included Mary Lee JeFFries, Rita Van Dame, and Tenah Cooper, each of whom received bouquets. The crowning took place during the Holiday Tourneys and the dance was held afterward in the cafeteria. Coronation of the Queen Queen and Her Attendants: Rita Van Dame, Kate Donahue, Tenah Cooper, Mary Lee Jeffries. Page 101 Courter's Court-Bob Kaser, Dick Carver, Vint Anderson, Jim McClatchie, Bob Scheetz. lsn't the band divine? King-John Courter Bronchoette Gallop The first school dance of the year, the Bronchoette Gallop, was a huge success. For the first time in Gallop history, the dance was held in Allen's Ballroom. Bill Taylor and his orchestra provided the music. The big event of the evening was John Courter being crowned King ofthe Gallop. John was presented with a tie clasp by .lane Davis, president of the Sun- shine Society, the sponsoring organization. The attend- ants were Bob Kaser, Vint Anderson, Jim McClatchie, Dick Carver, and Bob Scheetz. Co-chairmen of the dance Evaline Baldwin and Carolyn Anderson and their dates. Queen-Connie Scott Lv- ' I Scott's Court-Judy Sense, Shirley Duchene, Jean Gay Queen of Hearts De cofa Sponsored by the JeFl Hi-Y under the direction ot Mr. Leonard Smith and Mr. Bill Levering, this dance was one of the most important events of the school year. Music for dancing was provided by Tootie Russel and his band. The dates of the Jeff Hi-Y members re- ceived beautiful gold medallions. The crowning of the Queen, Connie Scott, who re- ceived a locket, was the big event of the evening. The Queen and her attendants, Judy Sense, Shirley Duchene, and Jean Gay, were given bouquets of roses. Dancing in the dark. 'QWWRWM Paper Drive Senior Review ......a:nnj l.a. 9 Senior Acfivifies Eledion Penney Day Prufc' 7119 Vw wwf- X Senior Prom The Senior Prom is one of the most important eve- nings in a senior's high school career. The 1953 Senior Prom will long be remembered by everyone who attended. For the second time at Jeff, a big-name band pro- vided the music. This year it was Tommy Dorsey and his famous band. The Prom, whose theme was Orchids in the Moonlight, was held on May 8 in the Jeff gymnasium. Prom Co-Chairmen Floyd Munson, Mary Jo Coling . - HW wwf am awp W w ip. Play BuFfalo Bill, Floyd Munson, Pawnee Bill, Phil Martin, Sitting Bull, Dick Dellinger and Larry Cain, Mr. Wilson and the conductor, Alan Long and Stan Milakis, Mrs. Aclams, Pat Hubertz and Nancy Alhrich, Mrs. Porter, Nancy Ade and Georgia Cunning- ham, Mary, Mary Lou Austin, Jane, Rita Van Dame ancl Kate Donahue, Mac, Dick Painter. Also in the cast were Barbara Strawsma, Betty Allen, Dianne Dixon, Jim Bramlett, Henry Guenther, Lois Gushwa, Virginia Triplett, and Sandra Wertz. Mrs. Jane Ward was their capable di- rector, assisted by Ann McRoberts. Bill McGee was the stage manager. Frank, I loves ya! S. Milakis, P. Martin, K. Donahue, M. Austin, J. Houmarcl, L. Bishop, B. Scheetz, S. Duchene T Moran M. Coling, F. Munson, D. Dixon, B. Allen, D. Painter, L. Cain. Seated: H. Guenther, L. Gushwa V Trlpplett J. Bramlett. 4 ,,,,WMW,, N , Y' I Page 108 ORGANIZATIONS Sometime or another, and this seemed to be it, our curious friend realized the importance of organizations to a Jeff student. He found their number to be many and their purposes to be worthwhile. These groups gave service to the school, improved and recognized talents, developed character, and provided social enjoyment to all those participating. -l11 H! ik ,X Row I-Miss White, P. Fidler, R. Finley, 1. Cooper, S. Kingma, M. Lane, N. Worden, M. O'Brien, C. Schilling, M. lacobson. Row 2-M. Hostetter, I. Baker, 1. Goodnight, N. Sites, P. Fox, R. Sites, A. Pearlman, F. Krecek, D. Curtis, C. Beck, V. Cacile, D. Saubert. ROW 3-L MCClannen, B. Shoaf, I. Daniels, 1. Feaster, D. Schafer, B. Davis, E. Kenworthy, R. Schley, E. Corean, R, Schrader, M. White, P. Hubertz. Row 4-B. Curtis, l. Longren, A. Cole, I. Sense, B. Coy, 1. Neal, M. LeVitt, M. Ricks, R. Gordon, D. Dellinger, K. Brewer, B. Bailey, L, Chapman. VVhc'i Fun a Cappella Choir This choir represents the finest singers in Jeff. The choir participates in many activi- ties. It presented the annual Christmas Convo. This group, together with the other vocal music organizations, presented the White Follies and participated in the Dis- strict Spring Festival which was held in the West Lafayette gym. Miss Camilla White's assistants as sec- tion leaders were Bonnie Curtis, Lois Sat- tler, Ed Corean, and Bob Scheetz. Accom- panying the group were Nancy Sites and John Cooper. Row i-L. Griffin, V. Paddock, P. Loy, H. Melton, R. Kemble, K. tester, M, Brown, S. Berry, Miss White. Row 2-M. Holsclaw, G, Black, N. Benge, S. Montgomery, D. Voris, 1. Rodocker, P. Black, M. Mink I. Jacobson, L. McNeeIy. Row 3-E. Dietrich, 1. Fruits, S. McKee, C. Fisher, I. Amos, R, Harlow, S. Scott, P. McLaughlin, B. Rayburn D. Dixon, M. Neal. Row 4-A. Buhrmcster, K. Danaher, D. McConnell, D. Dionne, D. McGowan, R. Hoffman, S. Parker M. Anthony. sim and stripes F ofeve ff' C horalairs One of the most popular music organ- izations is the Choralairs, a mixed voice chorus. This organization, under the direc- tion of Miss Camilla White, together with the other music groups directed by her, presented the White Follies. Some of the members participated in the annual Pur- due Chorus. The entire group ioined many others from over the state to present the Spring Festival. lt was held at West Lafa- yette this year. Otticers of this group were Dianne Dixon, president, Don Voris, treasurer, and Stan Memmer, secretary. Janice Flickinger was their accompanist. l'11y14' 111 Row l-P. 5. Hobson, L. D. Dixon, N. 2 N Newman. C. Brugh. Row 112 Hard Workers E. Dimond, M. White, N. Henriott, F. Green, S. Ross B. Dierich, T. Cooper, B. Wagner, I. Bolyard, S. Stinebaugh, C. Kelly, S. Goddard, I. Bogardus, B. Allen, Davis, N. Ade, D. Goris, 1. Sense, Barnett, S. Owens, C. Anderson, P. Ramey, M. Taber, M. Cuppy, M. Watson, S. Smock, S. Duchene, . B. Rardon, N, Sites, M. G. DeVault, 1. Daniels, C. , M. Voegerl, B. Sparger, S. Culp, M. Buchanan, Burdett, B, Evans, W. Pearson, P. Edmondson, rks, I. Etter, D. Elsea, R. lester, C. Reynolds, S. Karlstrand, M. Nicholson, P. White, C. Montgomery, M. Thompson, P. Riley, R. Haskins, 1. Cox. Row 8-B. Underhill, P. Fox, P. Eaton, S. Levell, A. Cole, M. Anthony, D. Deeming, D. Dexter, M. Behler, B. Armstrong, M. Shoaf, M. Borca, P. Conn, A. Green. Row 9-D. Smith, S. Masters, 1. Strawsma, M. O'Brien, l. Lowery, E. Baldwin, N. Hall, B. Carpenter, J. Gaines, K. Edwards, E. Hoitenga, J. Bishop, 1. Cook, S, Rostov. Row lO-A. Cochran, R. Watkins, N. Worden, C. Scott, N. Dye, l. Siple, N. Ramsey, P. Martz, I. Moss, M. ja:obson, B. Culp, A. Smith, N. Polstra, B. Baugh. Row ll--P. Ade, L. Silver, P. Spratt, I. Goodnight, R. Finley, R. Rauch, P. Richardson, A. Richardson, B. Miller, K. DeHahn, I. Hall, I. Klepinger, B. Knox, l. German. Row I2-V. McGowan, M. Ferguson, l. Earl, I. Ward, l. Gay, C. Schilling, S. Sherman, C. Conder, K. Ellsworth, P. Douglas, M. Hazelbaker, I. Smith, B. Query, I. Duchene. Row I3-C. Risk, G. Painter, C. Hazelbaker, M. Shoemaker, D. Mosier, D. Hall, H. Posthauer, P. Fidler. Block Section Bigger and Better seemed to be the motto of this year's Block Section. The one hundred and eighty- two girls who participated in it were under the direc- tion of captain, Carolyn Anderson and co-captain, Effie Baldwin, who did a remarkable iob. The Block Section was made up of girls wearing white sweaters bordered by girls wearing red sweaters. The J-Club offered their services, making a black J which was very effective. The new sponsor was Miss Carolyn Griffin. Jeff Hi-Y L Under the competent leadership of Mr. Bill Levering and Mr. Leonard Smith, the Jeff Hi-Y had a very suc- cessful year. Sponsoring the annual Queen of Hearts Dance, picnics, convos, and concession stands were just a few of their activities. This year's officers were Joe Heath, president, John Courter, vice president, Jim Rose, secretary, Dick Car- ver, treasurer, Bob Kaser, cha lain, and Bill Smith, P sergeant-at-arms. Row 1-Mr. Levering, S. Milakis, B. Kaser, J. Rose, J. Heath, J. Courter, S. Memmer, D. Boveri, M. Woods, Mr. Smith. Row 2-D. Queoly, R. Hilt, D. Bongen, D. Morris, J. Hayes, T. Buit, P. Melton, D. Bartl, W. LeBegue, J. McClatchie. Row 3-R. Shaw, J. King, R. Cohen, V. Rohr, B. Goodnight, B . . . Clark, J. Snyder, D. Semmes, B. Niemantsverdriet, R. Maple. Row 4-V. Anderson, H. Troviolia, J. Cooper, J. Gillaspy, B. House, P. Cooper, D. Carver, C. Posthauer, B. McKendrie, P. Church, l Straighten if up there! L. Shuman. Row 5-J. Driscoll, D. Stitz, J. Hollaclay, C. Anderson, D. Pitstick, J. Redd, D. McKenzie, E. Becker, M. Ricks, B. Crowell, L. Vaught. Row 6-L. Boncyk, J. Johnson, D. King, M. Flanagan, J. Neubauer, L. Caldwell, J. Moser, D. Price, B. Jordan, B. Burgess, J. Rumpza. Page 113 Forensics Forensics is a club in the speech de- partment sponsored by Mrs. Jane Ward. Some of its activities include speech convos, American Legion Speech Con- test, Central Indiana Oratorical Con- test, I Speak for Democracy Contest, and Forensics Contest. To become a member of the Foren- sics Club, one must take part in some h 1' '1 . Row 7-Mrs. Word, B. Brown, S. Culp, P. Edmondson. speec ac lvl Y Row 2-N. Ade, F. Munson, H. Bills, J. Houmard, W. Neilon. Row3-M. Wootton, S. Smock, A. Long, M. Livingston, J. Cramer, B. Verplonk. Row 4-C. Dexter, N. Robinette, M. Ferguson, S. Rostov, J. Schmidt, P. Wilhauck. Row 5-A. Merritt, R. Sense, D. Williams. and furthermore . . . Page 114 Girls' Glee Club Miss Camilla White directs one of the important musical clubs at Jeff. It is the Girls' Glee Club, made up of girls with good singing voices. These girls take part in many activities which entertain both the public and the students. Their activities include the Spring Festival, Purdue Chorus, Broncho Brevities, and White Follies. This year's officers were Joanie Cox, president, and Sandy Ellis, secretary- treasurer. Row 1-B. Knowles, V. Crockett, J. Cox, J. Ford, M. Borca Row 2-A. Hobson, B. Phillips, N. Hall, S. Ellis, P. Richardson Miss White. Row 3-A. Merritt, A. Veit, J. Hamilton, C. Stedman, M. King B. Hamilton. Row 4-R. Jester, C. Phillips, R. Towner, N. Robinette, C. Huston D. Elsea. Fashion Review ? ? ? One of the outstanding boys' clubs here at Jeff is the Bronc Hi-Y. The purpose of this club is To create, maintain, and extend through- out the home, school, and community, a high standard of Christian character. During the year the club operates a con- cession stand at football games. The high- light activities for the year include a fall pic- nic, a father and son banquet, and a spring picnic. This year's officers were Floyd Munson, president, Bob DeLong, vice president, Joe Bumbleburg, secretary, Larry Cain, treasurer, John Strubel, sergeant-at-arms, and Ed Her- rold, chaplain. The sponsors were Mr. Jerry Clark and Mr. Ernest Cortner. and this symbol means . . . Bronc Hi -Y Row 1-B. DeLong, F. Munson. Row 2-Mr. Clark, J. Strubel, J. Bum bleburg, E. Herrold, L. Cain, Mr. Cortner Row 3-R. Gordon, l. Rhode, P. Mar tin, D. Voris, K. Spiker, J. Whittaker, J Linville, J. Mostin. Row 4-S. Kingma, D. Dellinger, E Breeden, B. McGee, T. Wilhauck, G Simler, B. Aveline, T. Plummer, B. Scheetz Row 5-D. Schafer, E. Corean, P. Wil kins, G. Johnson, M. Woodworth, D. Lux J. Castor, P. White, H. Robertson. Row 6-Ray Yancey, R. Burge, K. Lit zenberger, B. Yater, T. Gullion, R. Kem ble, W. Schelfee, D. Shodley. 1 Pamphlets explaining the trip Commercial Club Row I-K. Andrews, J. Feaster, S. Stockton, E. Stichter, P. Johnston, B. Ben' Some of the activities of the Commercial Club included parties and a trip to Chicago. The Commercial Club is made up ot stu- dents taking a commercial course or a com- mercial subject. Officers for the Commercial Club this year were Etta Stichter, president, Sue Stockton, vice president, Betty Benham, secretary, Janet Feaster, treasurer, and Janice Flickinger, reporter. The sponsors for this year were Mrs. Nina Baker and Mr. Kenneth Andrews. ham, N. Staley. Row 2-K. Burke, R. Alkire, C. Ging- rich, C. Aker, G. Goss, J. Summers, G. Vaught, J. Wilson. Row 3-R. Brown, M. Anderson, M. lngle, M. Brown, M. McBeath, B. Carte, M. Rapp, A. Frey, P. Seiters. Row 4-B. Etter, R. Ward, B. liames, S. Tingay, J. Miller, S. Davis, J. Bolyard, S. Stinebaugh. Row 5-K. Snider, P. Button, P. Collen, M. Newman, J. Swank, C. Kelley. Row Row Row Row Row i 2 31 4 5-J -P . W. Smith, A. Long, R. W. Levering. . Snyder, J. Linville, N. Fisher, J. Johnson. . Primack, N. Everhart, C. Merkel, K. O'Maley, D. Rennick. . Denhardt, J. Raher, J. Loveless, D. Vaught, P. Beihl, V. Rohr. Shoaf, T. Moran, R. Wood, M. Morrison, J. Martin. This has got to go! Audio Visual Jeff's Audio-Visual Club is one of very few school organizations that has as their sole purpose service to the school. The hard-working audio-visual crew make possible many of the fea- tures of modern education that bring the world to the classroom and make our studies much more varied and interesting. From their headquarters in the li- brary, the members operate movies in classes, have charge of films, and oper- ate the public address system at convos and games. This year's officers for the club, which is under the sponsorship and direction of Mr. Leonard Smith, school librarian, are Al Long, president, Norbert Fisher, vice president, John Linville, secretary- treasurer. Sorry, start again. l'rlgf 118 Jr. Red Cross Jeft's chapter ofthe American Junior Red Cross participated this year in many worthwhile projects. Among these were making favors for local nursing homes at Christmas and working at the Bloodmobile. Officers for this year were Joe Bum- bleburg, president, Patsy Douglas, vice president, Betty Jane Culp, secretary- treasurer. Faculty sponsors were Miss Martha Nash and Mrs. Betty Torrenga. Row i-B. Culp, J. Bumbleburg, P. Douglas. Row 2-J. German, P. Fidler, D. Dixon, E. Selle. Row 3-B. Knox, N. Ade, J. Klepinger, C. Keller, B. Davidson. Row 4-R. Kemble, D. Hawkins, B. Zaban, R. Gordon, J. Hurliman. Gift boxes for Europe. l'll take one! Page 119 Distribution First Semester Stat? Preparing copy. Booster This year the Booster staffs put out some of the best papers ever published at Jeff. A new record was set in the subscription department with over 1200 subscribers. Besides the regular bi-monthly paper, a special six page edition was issued at Christmas. I'r111u 1130 Standing-J. Heath, B. Owen, C. Mickler, B. McGee, J. Castor, R. Van Dame, D. Painter. Seated-Mr. Hopkins, B. Brown, H. Eckles, E. Corean, A. Primack. Staffs The editors for the two semesters were Dick Malllng Painter and Rosanne Finley, respectively. Mr. Charles Hopkins is faculty advisor and Mr. Elbert Morgan supervises the printing. Second Semester Staff Row 1-A. Veit, M. Boncyk, J. Cook, W. Pearson, K. Spiker, M. Hos- 3 tetter, J. Brewer, R. Finley. Row 2-C. Caylor, N. Polstra, J. Ahler, C. Fisher, J. Snyder, M. Taber, L. Silver. Row 3-Mr. Hopkins, E. Herrold, B. Underhill, D. Semmes, C. Mills, L. lrwin, C. Church, B. Burgess. Page 1521 Row l-Mr. Crawley, B. Kaser, W. LeBegue, 1. McClatchie, 1. Moser D. Boveri. Row 2-j. Rose, 1. Drisccll, j. Sunkes, B, Ubelhor, T. Buit, P. Melton M. Woods. Row 3-1. Bumbleburg, 1. Mastin, H. Traviolia, D, Quealy, D. Pitstick B. Clark, B. Goodnight, D. Bongen. Row 4-G, Simler, 1. Rumpza, B. Burgess, 1. Hayes, D. Morris, R. Hilt B. lordan, M. Ricks, P. Cooper. Row 5-M. Le Vitt, B. House, M. Costello, 1. Heath, L. Caldwell, 1 johnson, I. Boncyk, 1. Castor, C. Beatty, B. Davis. Row 6-I, Neal, P. Wilkins, R. Maple, j. Courter, l. Neubauer, B Crowell, B. Lockard, R. McGlothlin, E. Becker. Row 7-1, Powell, D. Rhode, H, Rohr, B. Niemantsverdriet, S. Memmer, R. Smith. 1 .I-Club JeFf's J-Club is sponsored by Coach Marion Crawley for all athletes who have won letters in varsity sports during their high school careers. lt now has a member- ship of about seventy boys. The J-Club had its own cheering section and furnished rope holders at basketball games during the season. ln addition to other activities, they planned a spring pic- nic as the climax of the year's sports pro- gram. Otticers of the J-Club for this year were Jim McClatchie, president, Walt LeBegue, vice president, Jim Moser, secreta ry- treasurer. Rope Holding or Bull Session? P11311 12,5 Girls' Advisory Council At Jeff we have the Girls' Advisory Council, which is open only to senior girls who are suggested to Miss Irma Slayback by the teachers. This Council maintains the checkroom after basketball games, helps in Polio Drives, cleans the trophy case, and sponsors mixers. Members of the club serve as scouts tor the oFfice. They are also assistants in the nurse's office. The officers for this year were Bonnie Curtis, president, Phyllis Ramey, vice president, Shirley Miller, secretary, Charlotte Watson, treasurer. Miss Slay- back is the sponsor of the Girls' Advi- sory Council. Row 1 lfloorl--C. Watson, B. Curtis, S. Miller, P. Ramey. Row I-K. Donahue, 1. Sense, M. Austin, G. McGlothlin, C. Anderson C. Scott, S. Duchene, S. Barnett. Row 2-G. DeVault, P. 1ohnston, 1. Bolyard, 1. Daniels, C. Adkins H. Davis, L. Bishop, M. Coling, G. Cunningham. Row 3-N. Ade, M. Libbers, 1. Flickinger, M. Rapp, B. Allen, S. Culp P. Davidson, M. Newman, C. Beck, B, Bailey. Row 4-B. McGrath, 1. Bogardus, R. Zahn, S. Goddard, R. VanDame D. Dixon, S. Hobson, B. Dierich, N. Henriott, L. Lapman, S. Smock. Row 5-B. Brown, 1. Lehnen, R. 1ester, 1. Ford, B. lngle, B. Shoaf, 1 Feaster, P. Hubertz, 1. Leill, M. Mink, T. Cooper, C. Singley. Row 6-1. Davis, S. Owens, P. Keating, N. Sites, S. Elliott, M. Moll B. Rardon, I. Haag, P. Edmondson, B, Knowles, S. Ross, 1, Cox, S. Ellis. 2nd hour bulletins! Payf 129 1 Nancy Worden, Mack Wootten, Mary Ann Hostetter, Tom Moran, and Martin Flynn. Whack H one! Spanish Club Sponsored by Wahneta Mullen, the Spanish Club is very active at Jett. Some of their activities included a Pan American Day Dinner and a hayride. They also sponsored a Christmas party. To celebrate the holiday, they danced the Rapsa and played the game, Breaking the Pinata . This year's officers were Mary Ann Hos- tetter, president, Tom Moran, vice presi- dent, Nancy Worden, secretary, Mack Wootten, treasurer, and Martin Flynn, program chairman. Row l-B. Barcus, B.-Weinhardt, M. Flynn, M. Hostetter, T. Moran, N. Worden, M. Wootton, A. Pearlman, Miss Mullen. Row 2-D. Ferguson, M. Le Vitt, M. O'Brien, J. Daniels, J. Bogardus, S. Miller, C. Prather, C. Baugher, C. Keller, B. Greenwood. Row 3-L. Tucker, D. Cadle, K. Danaher, B. Query, J. Smith, D. Lux, C. Risk, A. Price, C. Knott, H. Ermel, J. Robbins. Row 4-D. Carver, D. Freedberg, S. Stichter, J. Cripe, L. Silver, D. Smith, J. Gay, J. Binz, S. Bussell, J. Pearlman, V. Brittingham. Row 5-T. Lewis, S. Garman, L. Felton, A. Veit, A. Harrington, J. Weedon, M. Vance, J. Cook, M. Schwab, J. Spiker, M. Ferguson, J. Brooker. yn? IW Row l-M. Rose, D. McKenzie, G. johnson, R. Maple. Row 2-R. Leill, H. De Long, W. Eldridge, A. Klinker, M. Smith, S. Thompson, F. Krecek, B. McGraw, D. Lux, l. Huth S. Leaming, C. Wade, l. King, l. Schultz, Miss Griffin. Row 3-1, Craig, l. Becker, I. King, P. Schomers, S. Maisonneuve, R, Towner, D. Gunkle, M. Shoemaker, 1. Fowler M. Donahue, A. Buhrmester, N. Funk, G. Evans, C. Painter, D. Wilson. Row 4-M. Litzenberger, I. Kalberer, Z. Wagner, l. Boncyk, S. Van Dame, M. Neilan, 1. Davis, C. Wagner, W. Pearson S. Berry, E. Dimond, W. Kuipers, M. Doran, P. Bowman, K. jones, R. Crosser. Row S-l. Neal, C. Heninger, D. Schweitzer, S. Muston, S. Hartnett, R. Skadberg, 1. Needham, E. Mullen, G. Painter S. Rostov, E. Smith, 1. Pottlitzer, l. Schmidt, M. Lynch, M. Vaughn, H. Wright, M. Stampfer. Row 6-l. jackson, T. Gullion, L. Owen, L. Galloway, S. Kingma, L. Wilson, D. Deeming, A. Cole, K. DeHahn, j. Brenner 1. Helenkamp, N. Neiburger, D. Good, R. Schuessler, D. Decker, L. Macy, D. Schultz, B. Oster. Row 7-j. Hayth, H. Robertson, C. Dexter, D. Beaver, G. Amos, B. Zaban, M. Hughes, C. Beatty, D. Mosier, P. Minncman M. Sites, L. Lynch, E. Wallis, T. Ricks, I. Rusk, 1. Ward, L. Foust, l. Morgan, W. Frazier. Mary Ann Rose, Duff McKenzie, and Ralph Maple. A Roman dinner party. I Lahn Club One of the outstanding clubs at .left is the Latin Club. This club is very active. During the past year the highlight activity was the Christmas banquet. The dress for this occasion was Roman togas which were made by club members. The program during the spring included an annual picnic. This year's otticers were Duff McKenzie, president, Ralph Maple, vice president, Mary Ann Rose, secretary, and Gary John- son, treasurer. Guided by Miss Carolyn Griitin, the Latin Club has had a very successful year. Row I-M. Voegerl, B. Sparger, M. King, D. Haynes, G. Kingery, D. Thoennes. Row 2-F. Rusk, B. Schley, T. Timmons, S. Milakis, L. Irwin, M. Lawson, T. Parker. Row 3-M. Harris, B. Miller, J. Miller, J. King, B. Meyers, J. Mastin, D. Cook, O. Strong. Row 4-A. Thompson, J. Zackmire, J. Rohr, D. Williams, L. Tucker. Watch that ball go! Page 126 Bowling League Jeff students who are members ofthe Bowl- ing League get healthful recreation each week in America's most popular participant sport. The league bowled each Thursday dur- ing the winter season at the Lafayette Bowl- ing Alleys. The bowlers consist of eight teams of four members each. Captains of the individual teams were Tom Parker, Dick Haynes, Bev Sparger, George Kingery, Joe King, Mary King, Don Williams, and Don Cook. This year's officers were Dick Haynes, president, Mary Lou Voegerl, secretary, and Bev Sparger, treasurer. Their sponsor is Mr. Dick Thoennes. Row l-Miss Foltz, P. Denhardt, M. Fischer, C. Fisher, E. Breeden, R. Dellinger, R. Bender. Row 2-K. Danaher, H. Short, M. Brown, J. Flickinger, B. Allen, M. RGPP, J. Bogardus, N. Robinette. Row 3-P. Johnson, P. Collen, C. Brugh, M. Thompson, H. Danley, 5. Manis, L. Fleming, R. Alkire, J. Maple. Future Teachers of America Do you like teaching and would you like to be- come a teacher? The Future Teachers of America is a club organized especially for the students who like teaching. In the last few years the club has become one of the most active organizations in the school. The F. T. A. sent a representative to a Future Teachers of America convention at North Man- chester College. During the year the club had sev- eral picnics and a Christmas party. The year's ac- tivities were climaxed in May by a banquet to honor the club's senior members. The sponsors are Mr. Raymond Bender and Miss Mary Foltz. This year's ofticers were Dick Dellinger, president, Carol Fisher, vice president, Mark Fischer, secretary, and Erwin Breeden, treasurer. How lo give a talk! Page 127 Hi -Tri Row l fofticersl--M. Donahue, P. Runner, J. Daniels, B. Curtis, P. Wilhauck, fabsentj J. Swank. Row 2-J. McClannen, K. Young, M. Widener, S. Elliott, K. Dona- hue, J. Sense, G. McGlothlin, M. Austin, S. Smock, J. Davis, C Scott, S. Duchene, S. Barnett, D. Mosier, M. Shoemaker, J. Smith, C. Stair, J. Cook. Row 3-C. Gard, S. Robbins, D. Dalton, J. Doty, J. Feaster, D Edwards, P. Johnston, J. Bolyard, P. Ramey, C. Adkins, H. Davis, L. Bishop, G. Fink, M. Coling, S. Miller, N. Ade, P. Lehman, F. Johnson V. Holladay, J. Huth. Row 4-N. Renn, M. Scott, S. McKeighen, M. Bates, R. Hornocker, N. Robinette, J. Lehnen, R. Zahn, S. Goddard, R. Van Dame, S. Ross, B. Dierich, T. Cooper, M. Newman, C. Beck, B. Bailey P. Hubertz, J. McDonald, S. Leaming. Row 5-B. Weast, C. Prather, J. Baker, S. Smith, C. Wagner P. Ade, J. Strawsma, S. Masters, D. Smith, S. Miller, B. Rardon C. Haas, A. Cole, S. Harbolt, D. Deeming, J. Gott, J. Hollcraft, P. Fox, W. Eldridge. Row 6-B. Oster, A. Smith, N. Polstra, P. Mitchell, J. Cook M. Hazelbaker, H. Posthauer, T. Clark, N. Becht, A. Thompson R. Klar, P. Seiters, A. Frey, J. Jacobson, M. Anthony, P. Eaton S. Levell, B. Underhill, J. Bishop, S. Mosier. Row 7-M. Hastetter, K. Edwards, J. Gaines, B. Carpenter, M Coonrod, J. Lowery, B. Anderson, N. Ramsey, M. Cuppy, C. Hazel Priya .128 1 1 1 1 baker, J. Duchene, J. Fowler, C. Huffman, A. Harrington, C. Webb K. Ellsworth, C. Conder, D. Hall, M. Behler, J. Weedon, V. Forster Row 8-S. Davis, J. Edwards, M. lngle, B. Wilson, M. Nicholson S. Nichols, J. Feaster, B. Ferris, W. Ruckle, L. Felton, D. Cook C. Hurst, E. Dietrich, M. Myers, M. Brown, J. Longren, B. Carte, C. Brugh, D. Reeves, B. Pitman, J. King. Row 9--P. Button, J. Deerr, M. Lynch, L. Macy, L. Wilson, N Staley, M. Brown, P. Martz, J. Moss, J. Renick, E. Riley, M. Reeves J. Spiker, J. Fruits, B. Query, C. Risk, A. Price, E Gregory, D. Riggs J. Switzer, S. Davidson, S. Van Dame. Row l0-M. Runda, M. Neilan, R. Rauch, B. Rayburn, S. Stock ton, L. Griffin, C. Fisher, R. Finley, P. Bowman, D. Koning, P. Kin caid, J. Siple, L. Silver, P. Spratt, N. Worden, B. Watkins, J. Gay D. Lux, H. Ermel, M. Rose, J. Boncyk, P. Bishop. Row ll-S. York, B. Eby, A. Vellinger, R. Collins, L. McNeely J. Pottlitzer, M. Doran, P. Minneman, M. Sites, D. Dimond, N. Hall B. Haines, M. Taber, C. Schilling, P. Fidler, V. Timmons, B. Zellers R. Towner, C. Knott, S. Gorman, L. Caylor, C. Simmons, H. DeLong Row 12-S. Bussell, B. Etter, P. Schomers, M. Vance, C. Wade J. Pearlman, B. Benham, D. Smith, J. Kalberer, Z. Wagner, A Klinker, J. King, J. Jackson, M. Litzenberger, M. Schwab, J. Binz P. White, M. Bahler, M. Lappin, J. Summers, E. Stichter, R. Davis, S. Stichter, M. Smith, J. Sense. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Hi -Tri Activities of the Hi-Tri throughout the year consisted of initiation of new members, a Christmas party held at the Y. M. C. A., and a picnic tor the girls and their dates. The Hi- Tri is a member of Hi-Y Council at the Y. M. C. A. under the direction of Dick Myers. Officers for this year were Jackie Daniels, president, Bonnie Curtis, vice president, Margie Donahue, treasurer, Pequetti Wilhauck, secre- tary, Pat Runner, chaplain, and Jackie Swank, sergeant-at-arms. The club sponsor is Mrs. Edith Van Camp. Christmas Treat Corrine Beck, Belva Bailey, Pequetti Wil- hauck, Sue Bussell, and Jackie Swank help plan a program. Page 129 Olticers: Phyllis Ade, Carolyn Anderson, Joe Heath, and Dave Pitstick. im H 'v-Y Student Council To promote good will among the students is the motto of Jeff's Student Council. Many things were accomplished in this year's council. Some of these were the addition of the freshmen to the council, the placing of a suggestion box in front of the main oltice, and the sponsoring of many convos one saw during the school year. The Student Council meets every Wednesday to discuss and solve its problems. Mr. Ernest Cortner, Mr. Milt Leverenz, and Mrs. Marian Gettings are the council's competent advisors. Row 1-E. Cortner, M. Gettings, P. Ade, C. Anderson, J. Heath, D. Pitstick, H. Traviolia, M. Leverenz. Row 2-D. Curtis, P. Harris, C. Stair, D. Lux, R. Finley, D. Freedberg, T. Buit, J. Rose, B. Davis. Row 3-D. Morrison, S. Rostov, N. Becht, S. Elliott, J. King, R. Cohen, F. Munson, B. McGee, J. Courter. Row 4-G. Painter, D. Semmes, C. Hupe, M. Wootton, P. Cooper, G. Johnson, S. Martin. Page .130 Senior Band Under the direction of Carter Brown, the Senior so we fp QT., High School Band is one of the best in the state. The Band performed at all home football and bas- ketball games, one out-of-town football game, con- certs and in civic and school parades throughout the year. This year's Captain was Jim Houmard and Stu- dent Director was Jim Snyder. Members also won many first divisions in the State and All-State Solo and Ensemble Contests held at Frankfort and Butler University. Drum major was Mary Lee Jeffries and maiorettes were Pat Runner, Nancy Verplank, Mary Ellen Woodley and Barbara Pitman. About Face! Kneeling-N. Verplank, M. Woodley, M. Jeffries, B. Pitman, P. Runner. Row 7-J. Houmard, B. Verplank, T. Woodfield, D. Lods, P. Johnson, B. Zellers, J. Renick. Row 2-R. Erlenbach, D. Williams, R. Morgan, K. Hiser, D. Marquess, S. Harbolt, J. Switzer, S. Davisson, S. Tingoy S. Howard, D. Edwards, R. Dahm. Row 3-B. Hobson, D. Hale, J. Brenner, W. Ruckle, J. Feaster, C. Dexter, B. Burdine, R. Brown, C. Fisher, D. Lahr M. Brown, M. Wagner. Row 4-R. Cleaver, L. Brand, C. Feaster, J. Bradley, B. Slaughter, J. McCord, M. Fischer, J. Maitlen, D. Cook, L. Felton N. Robinette, J. Gott. Row 5-D. Bartl, D. Stover, P. Martin, D. Hawkins, J. Krecek, W. Lewellyn, C. Thompson, L. Cress, L. Foust, P. Everett M. Sherry, J. Linville, N. Fisher, R. Hawkins, B. Hurley, R. Burge, J. Snyder. Row 6 fStandingJ-L. Ledman, D. Trout, B. Haines, D. Wade, J. Cooper, G. Reeder, C. Brown, D. Keen, J. King J. Loveless, L. Lynch, R. Livingston, B. Goris, A. Yarno, R. Grove. 1 Row Row Row Row Row 1-V. Forster, P. Ramey, P. Edmondson, A. Sholty, D. Culross, E. Selle, L. Cain. 2--C. Mickler, P. Peters, A. Ynrno, V. Timmons, W. Woodley, B. Goris, P. Dickey, R. Livingston. 3-R. Leill, R. Stong, B. Query, M. Lynch, H. Mink, G. Amos, P. Wainscott, S. Manis, R. Shadberg. 4-E. Hayes, B. Wagner, J. Renick, B. Zellers, R. Dahm, S. Howard, S. Tingay, M. Fischer, .I. McCord, J. Snyder. 5-C. Brown, L. Ledman, D. Keen, J. King, D. Trout, C. Singley, J. Needham, E. Mullen. Old King Cole and his Fiddlers three. 111' 1 Senior Orchestra Under the direction of Mr. Carter Brown, the Senior Orchestra of Jefferson High School has par- ticipated in many activities. They have a string sextet and string quartet. Those in the sextet were Phyllis Ramey, Anna Sholty, Dave Culross, Dave Trout, Barbara Query, and Margaret Lynch. The quartet was made up of Eleanor Selle, Phyllis Ramey, Pat Edmondson, and Anna Sholty. They won first in the All-State Solo and Ensemble Con- test at Butler University. Some of the activities in which they took part were P.T.A. programs and various social and school programs. The concertmaster was Phyllis Ramey. Girls' Athletic Association Activities in which the Girls' Athletic Association participates are many. Such sports as basketball, volley ball, and bad- minton are sponso This year's officers were Barbara Knowles, presi- dent, Pat Jackson, retary, and Barba red by Mrs. Gertrude Krueger. vice president, Irene Haag, sec- ra lngle, treasurer. Will it or won't it? Row l-P. 1ackson, B. Knowles. Row 2-Mrs. Krueger, V. Triplett, M. Neilan, B. Lohman, S. Hill, M. Mink, B. lngle, l. Haag, L. Ledman, M. Anderson, M. Ahlrich, B. Zellers, Mrs. Vining. Row 3-S. Decker, B. Hobson, N. Robinette, C. Fisher, 1. Hayth, C. Gingrich, A. Merritt, R. Towner, 1. Kamstra, D. Hoog, Row 4-S. Swezey, N. Funk, R. Brown, 1. Craig, B. Etter, M. Ellis, A. Conyers, D. Koning, B. Crowell, 1. Corbett P. Kincaid, S. Todd, 1. Edwards. I C. Guinn, P. Lehman, P. Edmondson, N. Lucus. Row 5-B. Snyder, G. Goss, C. Aker, V. Brittingham, R. Haskins, 1. Kalberer, C. Hurst, 1. C. Wagne Row 6-1. Silver, B. O'Dell, P. Robbins, D. Mourning, M. Brown, B. Foster, B. Kingery, M. 1. Baker, Row 7-K. Strawsma, C. Fowler, K. Snyder, L. Sexton, C. Reece, M. Farrell, C. Prather, F. McDonald, R. Sense, r, H. Mink, B. Rumoza, E. Riley, C. Steely, P. Shifflet. lngle, S. Karlstrand, S. Davis, M. Runda, 1. Mennen, P. Seeley, C. White, C. Lynch. Mayer, P. Crockett, R. Bennett, 1. Miller, 1. Lamberson, B. Aster, S. Tingay, S. Corwin, S. Lockard, R. Corean. Row 8-C. Allen, R. Spalding, l. Dickson, L. Wyant, P. Yates, V. Timmons, W. Ruckle, M. Lynch, L. Macy, 1. Renick, 1. Gephart, B. Hanf, M. Silver, M. Myers, K. Elliott, S. Hildenbrand, D. Breece. Row 9-C. Bauer, 1. Catterlin, 1. Hoffa, A. Vanderwielen, S. Fulks, 1. Cuppy, G. lohnson, M. Philpott, D. Hall, Ekcliexter, P. Carts, K. Hogue, C. Anderson, M. Knott, R. Collins, 1. Thewlies, D. Breece, N. Schneider, G. Runda, . arles. Puffs' 1 ,,. ,.m.1 Row Row Row Row 2.- 4-L. Kantz, R. Smith. l-J. Lively, R. Campbell, L. Patterson, J. McBrite. D. Miller, C. Kincaid, L. Atkins, J. Lockard, J. Etter. 3-Mr. Wills, D. Childers, D. Keel, B. Lockard. gm Hz., Looks complicated. Master Machinists This club is composed of the best workers Mr. Harold Wills has in his classes. The members always have an important task to carry out during all the games, shows, and any other attraction put on by the school. The boys help control the spot lights and see that the proper lighting effects are used. The otificers for the club this year were John Etter, president, Dick Campbell, vice president, Louis Patterson, secretary-treasurer, Bob Lock- arcl, sergeant-at-arms. Radio Students that have broadcast on the local radio stations or on television compose the Radio Club. Each Thursday morning, a Jett student, with several other students from other local schools, broadcasts over WBAA. They have a half hour program called Citizens of Tomorrow Speak in which they discuss problems of general inter- est to teen-agers. On several occasions, Bob Verplank and Georgia Cunningham participated in panels on WFBM-TV, Indianapolis. The outstanding event of the year was in November, when John Courter broadcast a speech over station WASK, which was chosen the winner ofthe local l Speak for Democracy contest. Mrs. Jane Ward sponsored the club. ln a minute you're on Row 'I-M. ROIPP, N. Ade, S. Smock, R. Zahn, S, Elliott, J. Ward. Row 2-T. Moran, B. Verplank, M. Livingston, J. Heath, F. Munson, J. Courter Page 136' Sunshine Society Another active club at Jett is the Sunshine Society. It is open to all soph- omore, iunior, and senior girls. The Gallop, an annual girl-ask-boy dance, was sponsored by the Sunshine Society. They also gave a Valentine party for the boys and girls from Cary Home. Many of the Jeff Sunshiners at- tended the State Sunshine Convention this year at North Vernon, Indiana. This year's officers were Jane Davis, president, Sally Owens, vice president, Patsy Douglas, secretary, Phyllis Ade, treasurer. Miss Irma Slayback is their sponsor. Valentine party for Cary Home. Officers: Phyllis Ade, Patsy Doug- las, Jane Davis, and Sally Owens. Sandy Smock, who is not pictured, is State President of the Sunshine So- ciety in Indiana. Row l-S. Smock, P. Douglas, J. Davis, S. Owens, P. Ade. Row 2-D. Smith, J. Lehnen, J. Flickinger, D. Edwards, G. McGlothlin, M. Austin, J. Sense, C. Anderson, S. Duchene, C. Scott, S. Barnett, B. Strawsma, N. Ade, H. Posthauer, M. Hazelbaker, D. Hall. Row 3-M. Taber, L. Silver, N. Worden, V. McGowan M. Moll, J. Bolyord, P. Johnston, S. Stinebough, N. Sites, B. Brown, P. Keating, S. Miller, B. Rardon, M. Buchanan M. White, B. Curtis. Row 4-C. Stair, D. Gunkle, D. Cook, B. Ferris, L. Felton P. Hubertz, B. Bailey, M. Thompson, C. Montgomery, C. Mills, W. Pearson, B. Evans, S. Goddard, J. Wilson, R. Towner A. Merritt, J. Daniels, M. Smith. Row 5-P. White, M. Nicholson, N. Polstra, A. Smith, P Mitchell, J. Cook, N. Renn, B. Wilson, K. Young, M. Mink F. Green, G. DeVauIt, S. Elliott, C. Watson, J. Duchene D. Mosier, S. Rostov, A. Price, M. Boncyk. Row 6-J. Klepinger, B. Knox, J. German, J. Longren, M Brown, M. Lynch, L. Macy, K. Jones, A. Buhrmester, P. Bowman, B. Wagner, S. Ward, J. Goodnight, R. Finley, M. Jacobson, J. Smith, P. Wilhauck, C. Huttman, S. Berry, H. Ermel. Row 7-D. Marquess, M. Brown, N. Verplank, J. Lowery, E. Baldwin, B. Carpenter, B. Anderson, M. Coonrod, J. Siple, C. Schilling, S. Sherman, M. Hostetter, N. Hall, K. Edwards, 1 r J. Gay, B. Watkins, C. Brugh, M. Brown, E. Dietrich, M. Klar, C. Knott. Row 8-M. Cuppy, J. Gaines, S. Stockton, E. Stichter, J Summers, B, Hobson, V. Hinders, E. Selle, M. Shoaf, P. Runner, C. Haas, S. Masters, J. Strawsma, J. Ward, M. O'Brien, N. Dye, J. Earl, C. Hurst, E. Christian, T. Cooper, B. Dierich, E. Dimand Row 9-B. Benham, T. Clark, N. Becht, A. Thompson, R. Klar, L. Gilliland, B. Benge, B. Boyer, M. Borca, D. Lux, J. Pottlitzer, E. Smith, J. Schmidt, L. McNeely, M. Myers, M. Neal, P. McDill, M Behler, B. Armstrong, J. Boker, P. Fidler, M. Ferguson, J. Etter. Row l0-G. Cunningham, J. Fowler, M. Shoemaker, M Doran, W. Kuipers, C. Hazelbaker, P. Minneman, M. Sites, C. Risk, D. Boys, P. Loy, P. Peters, V. Timmons, J. Renick, R Sites, R. Sense, B. Underhill, B. Bauer, S. Levell, M. Anthony, A Cole, J. Bogardus, B. Carte, R. Van Dame. Row ll-B. Allen, C. Webb, B. Haines, N. Robinette, J Bishop, E. Hoitenga, J. Vanderkleed, P. Vanderwielen, P Martz, J. Moss, M. Jeffries, K. Donahue, C. Fisher, J. Gott S. Harbolt, D. Deeming, B. Rumpza, E. Riley, M. Rapp, R. Zahn, B. Rayburn, R. Rauch. Row 12-B. McGrath, J. Feaster, K. Ellsworth, C. Conder B. Culp, S. Karlstrand, C. Reynolds, J. Jacobson, J. Fruits E. Gregory, D. Riggs, M. Newman, N. Ahlrich, P. Strait. Page lol 1 1 1 Hn' 1.18 Row l-L. W. Smith, P. Douglas, J. Moss. Row 2-B. Culp, J, Gay, B. Car- penter, P. Martz. Row 3-B. Carte, D. Dexter, B. Coy. Row 4--S. Rostov, J. Linville. Library Assistants Those people who help Mr. Leonard Smith keep the library running smoothly are the library assistants. Their duties include shelving books, checking books in and out, processing books for use in the book rental sys- tem, taking library passes to students, and running errands for Mr. Smith. They also help keep law and order in the library. Library assistants must be conscientious and trustworthy students. This book is due in two weeks, J. Davis, J. Ade, G. DeVauIt, Advertiser, J. Bumbleburg, F. Munson, J. Bogardus, H. Robertson, Nautilus Staff This book will someday bring back memories ofthe glorious times you had at Jefterson. A yearbook is made up of pictures and stories which have all been a part of your life. It is the duty ofthe Jeff Nautilus Staff to give you a book which will probably do this for you. The biggest assignment tell to Geor- gelma DeVault, our superb editor. Joe Bumbleburg, assistant editor, did ci good iob ot organizing the advertising section. Jane Davis, photo editor, and Phyllis Ade, her assistant, took and organized all pictures. The copy was written by Sandy Mas- ters and Sally Owens, co-literary edi- tors. Also on the staFi was Floyd Mun- son, who wrote the captions. Joyce Bogardus, our business man- ager, and Hugh Robertson, her assist- ant, handled the financial affairs. The sports section was organized by Bob DeLong, sports editor, and Ronnie Gordon, assistant. Kay Young, our art editor, did all the drawings. The typing was done by Pat Runner, our secretary. Mr. James Ade, our competent ad- visor, supervised the staff. Paul Beile took many pictures for the yearbook. K. McGlothlin, S. Mullen, E. Morgan, J. Johnson, W. Bushman. S. Masters, S. Owens, R. Gorden, S. Lyboult, coach, B. DeLong P. Runner, K. Young, P. Ade. Y' I l 3' Page 1.90 JUNIOR HIGH Our liflle friend fhen sfumbled upon our Junior High. He soon found ouf fhaf fheir classes, sporfs, acfivifies, and organizaiions were jusf as excifing and wonderful as fhe ones he had previouslyiexperienced-only in min- iafure. These sfudenls, while parlicipaling in lheir own evenfs, were af the same fime geffing a glimpse of fhose all imporlanf, ever glorious, high school years. ij11 H! n 5 T Q I S3 ,Q , fa Principals MR. CECIL S. WEBB Vice-Principal in charge of Junior Division Indiana, A.B.p Indiana, M.A. MISS RUTH LEVERI NG Secretary MR. RAY B. LINVILLE Principal, Washingion Indiana, A.B.p Indiana, M.S MR. H. R. DENNY Principal, Durgun Indiana Cenfral, A.B.g Purdue, M.A. Page 11,2 F aculfy MR. CHARLES ALM Science and Shop Purdue, B.S., Purdue, M.S. MISS BERNICE BAUGH Music Purdue, B.S., Purdue, M.S. MISS JANE ELLEN BLIND Science and Home Economics Purdue, B.S. MR. D. N. BONHAM Mafhemafics Indiana Siafe Teachers, B.S. Purdue, M.S. MR. DOTA C. BROWN Arf Ball Sfafe Teachers, B.S. MISS BETTY CALLAHAN English Indiana Siafe Teachers, B.S. MISS LUCILE CAMPBELL Home Economics Purdue, B.S., Purdue, M.S. MISS OLA CHASTAIN Mafhemafics Indiana Universify, B.S. MR. EDISON CLARK lndusfrial Arls Indiana Slate Teachers, B.S. Purdue, M.S. MR. GERALD L. CLARK Social Sfudies Purdue, B.S..: Purdue, M.S. MR. ROGER A. CLASEMAN Biology Purdue, B.S..: Purdue, M.S. MR. E. A. DEAGAN Mafhemafics Indiana Sfafe Teachers, B.S. Indiana Sfaie Teachers, M.S. MISS MARIE M. DIENHART Social Sfudies Bufler, B.S. MR. MORRIS C. ETTER Hisfory Central Normal, B.S. Butler, M.S. MR. PAUL E. FIELDS Science Purdue, B.S. Page 1-I 1-NW 1 9,9 F aculfy MISS MARY C. FOLTZ Social Sfudies Purdue, B.S., Purdue, M.S. MISS RUTH S. HENDERSON English lndiana Sfale Teachers, B.S. Indiana Slafe Teachers, M.S. MRS. MARY M. HENDRICKSON English Purdue, B.S., Purdue, M.S. MRS. CANDACE KENZLER English Purdue, B.S. MR. W. F. KIVETT lnduslriul Arls Indiana Siaie Teachers, B.S. MR. RICHARD K. LANE Social Studies Purdue, B.S., Purdue, M.S. MISS VERLE LANUM Ari' Sl. Francis MR. JOHN LAZAR Biology Indiana Siafe Teachers, B.S. Purdue, M.S. MR. CHARLES W. MAUCK Mafhemalics Cenlral Normal Purdue MRS. BETTY MOWERY Music and English indiana Stale Teachers, B.S. MISS WAHNETA MULLEN Spanish and English Purdue, B.S. MISS MARTHA NASH Social Siudies Ball Slafe Teachers, M.S. MR. D. 0. NEIDIGH Science Purdue, B.S., Purdue, M.S. MR. JOHN B. O'CONNOR Social Studies and Malhemafics Purdue, B.S., Purdue, M.S. MR. RALPH W. PECK Science lndiana, A.B., Indiana, M.A. F aculfy MISS LOUISE PFEIFER Mafhemalics Indiana Siafe Teachers, B. S. MRS. HELEN T. PIERCE English Purdue, B.S., Purdue, M.S. MR. GEORGE V. PRICE lndusfrial Arls Purdue, B.S., Indiana Sfaie Teachers, M.S. MISS EVA RECTOR Social Sfudies Ceniral Normal, B.S. MR. L. H. REED English Wabash, A.B. MISS MYRTLE ROBELLAZ Music Purdue MISS NORMA RUNKLE English Purdue, B.S., University of Chicago, M.S. MISS MARGARET SEXTON English Purdue University, B.S. MISS RUTH SEXTON Mafhemalics Purdue, B.S., Purdue, M.S. MRS. MARGARET SINCLAIR Social Sfudies Iowa, B.S. MISS NELLIE LEE SLAYBACK Music Cincinnafi Conservafory of Music, B.S. MISS EDITH L. STEFFEN Home Economics Purdue, B.S., Purdue, M.S. MRS. RUTH VINING Physical Educaiion Ball Stare Teachers, B.S. MR. HARLAN E. WILSON English Cenfral Normal, B.S. MISS ARLETTA B. WINROW Mafhemalics and Science lndiana, B.S., Purdue, M.S. 3 2 Q Page 145 Page 11,6 Freshmen, '5 6 D. Ade, J. Ahler, K. Ahlrich, C. Aker H. Albrecht, R. Alkire, D. Allspaw. C. Alt, G. Amos, J. Anderson, M. Ander son, O. Anderson, C. Armstrong, R. Atkins. T. August, E. Ausban, D. Back, L. Baker M. Baker, P. Baker, G. Barrett. C. Barton, S. Barton, W. Barton, C. Bates, M. Bates, C. Baugher, D. Beaver. E. Becht, J. Becker, G. Beemer, R. Bene- dict, B. Bennett, R. Bennett, J. Binz. D. Bishop, P. Bishop, W. Bishop, J. Blick- enstnlt, J. Blosser, S. Bogle, K. Boller. B. Bollock, J. Boncyk, H. Bond, R. Bond, J. Bone, L. Boothroyd, H. Bowsher. D. Boys, J. Bradley, J. Bramble, L. Brand, L. Bray, J. Brissey, V. Brittinghcm. J. Brooker, M. Brooks, R. Brown, R. Brunger, J. Bruttans, S. Buck, G. Bugher. A. Bunch, D. Bunch, F. Bunnell, K. urke, D. Burkett, J. Bush, S. Bussell. 1 Freshmen, '5 6 P. Button, D. Cadle, G. Cassman, C Castor, L. Caylor, C. Charles, N. Cheesman. E. Childers, K. Childers, H. Clark, R Cleaver, P. Collen, C. Conn, A. Conyers. J. Cook, R. Cook, J. Corbett, J. Corbin, S. Corbin, D. Cornelius, M. Corwin. S. Coulter, N. Coward, J. Craig, L. Cress, J. Cripe, P. Crockett, R. Crosser. B. Crowell, T. Cunningham, C. Cuppy, D. Dalton, P. Darling, D. Darnell, D. Davis. J. Davis, R. Davis, S. Davis, S. Davisson D. Dawson, F. Deck, D. Decker. H. Decker, J. Deerr, H. DeLong, G. Dew- hurst, J. Dewhurst, G. DeYoung, B. Dexter. L. Dickson, D. Doeppers, J. Doty, P Dowell, D. Dubois, B. Dunnewold, B. Eby. D. Eck, J. Edwards, R. Edwards, W. Eld- ridge, M. Ellis, S. Ellis, J. Emerson. B. Emery, D. Emery, D. Esterbrook, B Etter, D. Etter, G. Evans, P. Everett. 1 Page 147 1 i 2 Page 1.08 ,E Freshmen, '5 6 P. Ewing, P. Farner, D. Farrell, B. Farring ion, C. Feasier, D. Felix, E. Felker. D. Ferguson, J. Fink, J. Fisher, R. Fisher l T. Fisher, H. Ford, L. Ford. V. Forster, B. Foster, L. Faust, G. Franks C. Franz, R. Frey, J. Frohn. D. Fullen, L. Fulleion, L. Funk, N. Funk, C. Gard, S. Gorman, J. Garrison. D. Gillock, C. Gingrich, D. Good, R. Goodman, M. Gookins, F. Gordon, T. Gordon. G. Goss, G. Graff, F. Graham, B. Green- wood, H. Guenther, C. Guinn, R. Guinnip. L. Gushwa, D. Haag, A. Haberle, K. Hague, K. Hahn, F. Hall, L. Hall. C. Halsema, J. Hamilion, D. Hammel, S. Hands, J. Harliman,C. Harshman, R.Haskins. B. Haike, V. Hatke, K. Haynes, J. Hayth, T. Heaih, J. Heidenreich, J. Helmkamp. H. Hess, G. Hileman, B. Hockema, J. Hog- gatl, J. Hollensbe, D. Holmes, D. Hoover. Freshmen, '5 6 R. Hornocker, W. Houmurd, D. Houston, A. Hubertz, P. Hughes, D. Humm, S. Hurtf, J. Huth, B. Iiomes, M. lngle, L. lsfolf, D. Jackson, J. Jackson, R. Jenkins. C. Jennings, L. Johns, B. Johnson, C Johnson, M. Johnson, P. Johnson, R, Johnson P. Jones, J. Kolberer, P. Kollenberger, J Kamstra, C. Kauffman, J. Keen, C. Keller. R. Kelley, L. Kelly, P. Kennedy, C. Keyes, P. Kincaid, J. King, J. King. P. King, B. Kingery, F. Klein, A. Klinker, M. Klinker, B. Knight, W. Knott. D. Koch, H. Koekenberg, D. Koning, J Koning, H. Koughn, J, Krueger, D. Lahr. J. Lomberson, J. Lambuth, M. Lawson S. Leaming, J. Lee, R. Lee, R. Leill. R. Leming, J. Lencke, L. Lerch, V. Lesley, N. Littleton, M. Lifzenburger, A. Livingslon. T. Lodde, L. Long, B. Loveless, C. Lowery, D. Lowery, L. Lynch, S. Maisonneuve. if -3. -A JQIQ' y ',w'. ,:., .ar A Asrren ' r,,. . . s. , A ....' V '-.- 2? '9 y V i . .T f s-w i .., ,. , is few M . 1 Q- Q. . .... s VA F 0 .5 n ,,,.. 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Payne. J. Pearlman, M. Peppe, F. Phillips, J. Phillips, B. Pitman, R. Plant, G. Plaster. 1 1 Freshmen, '5 6 C. Platt, N. Pope, T. Powell, C. Prather, S. Prather, D. Price, J. Puckett. M. Quinlisk, G. Rohr, L. Rardon, J. Ray, S. Rayburn, J. Redinbo, G. Reeder. D. Reeves, M. Reeves, S. Remaly, J. Rex, l B. Richardson, D. Richardson, D. Richardson M. Richardson, P. Richardson, T. Ricks, M. Riley, J. Roark, J. Robbins, S. Robbins. J. Robinson, P. Rock, E. Rohler, M. Rose, M. Runda, A. Rusk, J. Rusk. J. Ryves, A. Sandefur, B. Sanson, L. Sau bert, L. Sayre, E. Scheumann, G. Schick. M. Schidler, K. Schley, R. Schlientz, P. Schomers, B. Schrader, R. Schuessler, J Schult. J. Schultz, M. Schwab, M. Scott, P. Seeley, J. Sense, T. Sherrier, M. Sherry. J. Shoaf, B. Short, C. Simmons, B. Sims, R. Skadberg, B. Slaughter, C. Smith. J. Smith, M. Smith, K. Snieder, M. Snyder, T. South, G. Spalding, P. Sparks. Page 151 . WZ E .f . gre 3, 3 .cf K G' I gg at I .3 .. P Q li. . 3 1,3 mv 1' . '34 .- -5' ...H I 1 it 2. W i '-535 I - . k,-Q3-. I Ca sm. . .,,, 35,5 wb... gf. 0 W W , P2 - e -ad' Q V1 .igeggf N. Y Q ,42..N 'QV 4 K3 5:35 I J- . f W K K. Freshmen, 5 6 'Q , 21 , fl' J. Spiker, M. Stampfer, S. Stichter, R H3 f St. John, R. Stong, R. Straub, B. Strong. .. - . . .1f ,E A , 9' .. D. Swartz, F. Swick, J. Switzer, J. Syne- M W is 3 T if iff 5 my in Q '.'. E.-N K A S sael, B. Taylor, D. Thoennes, J. Thompson ffwu w- - -f v-- in . my S. Thompson, S. Todd, J. Lannert, R. Tull limi ,fig V - . Q , . D. Ullery, M. Underhill, B. Valor. 1 H 5 Iii. .,' Q 7 J ' 5 'j '. 9 . . . , A - -L A Vi? Tm , A '. ,,., W .,,.v J M. Vance, S. Van Dame, M. Vaughn, D. D .- . i . IF.. Vice, R. Vlahos, J. Vyse, J. Vyse. ., .... ..,. - :- . is z ia, f 1 f . .A . 1... . M..- J - ' . . D W .ll , c. wade, D. wade, J. ward, R. wma, 1 553 W ., 'ti' ' Si-if C. Wagner, M. Wagner, Z. Wagner. if .-,.- - .1 Q .,,, .... K i kj, my . ii In . . 1 ig. 1 1 . ' :I ' ':' 5..,-.f.,.-it -J' W' . 0 H J J , T Y .gg , , v -Q. ..,L 3. A. if J 7, - . . .Q D r . . fm M .rrr f'Mwfla '- ': - i.. . . J ll' 3 - '..: x .V f r' gi ' Al Y' 34Q' ',., . E '--'. - 'I gg i: J I f . -ui . ' QQ? J ,. ..-ff 1 ..-' - ' , ' I - - T 5 .5 . ff .15 T D5 .2 . ee.. i f . .' 31lll.. f r- L ll- .- . :ml g'J ' 'J it 'Q iq, .4 ff f -' ' i . ef - . .. . .... if 'JJJ ,. 1 Vg .'-,- K . E Vx I A 1. , Y'-T? ' . 1 4 'BF 1 'e- . ' I ,b.' . bl 'xi ' , ' .i .Q a ils. . . I . f i rf f J . llllfll' 1,72 E. Wallis, M. Walker, P. Waynick, B. Weast, E. Weast, E. Wayne, C. Weber. J. Weedon, B. Weinhardt, T. Werner, S. Wertz, J. West, J. West, C. Westfall. J. Westfall, A. Whitaker, G. Whitaker, J. White, J. Widener, R. Wiegand, L. Williams. D. Wilson, J. Wilson, R. Wilson, K. Wing- ham, S. Wood, G. Woodall, R. Woodruff. R. Wortman, H. Wright, H. Wyant, T. Wymer, P. Yoakum, S. York, J. Zackmire. 1 81h Grade, '57 H. Adams, M. Ahlrich, C. Allen, F. Alsop M. Amos, B. Anderson, C. Anderson. C. Anderson, M. Anderson, J. Ashby, Q Austin, R. Ayness, J. Bader, D. Baker. B. Aper, B. Balser, J. Banes, C. Barry, M. Basham, C. Bauer, D. Baugues. M. Baumgarclt, S. Beatty, J. Bell, S. Bell E. Belloh, G. Benge, D. Bennett. J. Berry, R. Beyers, C. Biggs, L. Bill, A Binguman, B. Blumer, R. Bodle. C. Bond, D. Bosard, E. Bowsher, J. Brom lett, D. Breece, D. Breece, M. Bridges. G. Brinson, C. Brown, D. Brown, E. Brown J. Brown, R. Brown, P. Brugh. V. Bruntas, D. Bunch, Z. Burkhardt, P Burroughs, l.. Butler, E. Cadwallcuder, S Campbell. J. Carter, N. Carter, N. Carter, J. Catter- lin, S. Charles, J. Chase, D. Christopher. P. Chupp, L. Church, B. Clark, D. Clark D. Coffey, J. Cofflng, J. Coffman. 1 5 1 , 5 , , 3 . :. . . -' .1 f I 1 s . . . 3 ,. ,Q 6 lg ' F f ,,.,., f ,.., . I -I A i V W , f Q J . .,,, fp, s A 3 Q , f ,,-- 3 -fl . .. 13 ., .. . v K ..,. . 1 , n , H x A .. . . - H . . I 2 ,.,. ': .fQj.ir1 A Lain. .. 'ff Q Q 4 'llll mf lx .,:,, , M , l , . . J I y sf :se . .., . , , B. ' ff B alfa? lr A .: T J' . fi? T 1 l?f:4 ' :f f, so v s. f , lffj ' lf' A .,, ' ' 'gym 1 . ' ,. A 1 ,C we J - il. 5, 41-. B . . M Aw .. l : . ',.r Q' ' ' 1 ff! ,f 4 A 2' A .ff eM......-. 2Q:fT.Qgf2L..4?,., Q 1- . ...ZZ-Z. :ff --,, , 1 A P f ,. T f . 115553 V73 J ,w,' . .1 ,, .,,' S, lvul- .llll - 4 - 'P A ,M A V k f,,- : in N .lmls .- ' 7 7 . . -... .--' f-- A :L H 3 I, V r rrrr ii J L w'.w . 355.1 . . gm,-.sz lwyr- IJ l ljiljjl' .1 51, 8fh Grade, '57 R. Collins, C. Colvin, L. Cooper, P. Cooper R. Coreon, S. Corwin, A. Cottrell. J. Covington, J. Covington, B. Criswell D. Crutchfield, J. Cuppy, P. Curts, D. Dangle B. Darnell, J. Davenport, L. Davis, L Dawson, S. Decker, L. Denham, F. Denham. S. Derment, J. Devine, P. Dexter, R. Dex ter, L. Dickey, I. Dickson, L. Dimond. O. Dutton, K. Elliott, S. Elliott, R. Emery, L. Emmons, J. Eubank, M. Everhart. J. Farner, R. Farner, C. Faulkner, H Foster, L. Fleming, J. Flickinger, C. Fowler H. Francis, C. Frey, S. Frosch, S. Fulks, F. Funkhouser, E. Gaines, J. Gephart. B. Garrison, N. Goin, M. Gookins, C. Grant, R. Grater, G. Grenat, G. Grenat. J. Grims, R. Gurney, J. Haag, K. Hague, B. Hahn, D. Hahn, F. Haley. D. Hall, J. Hall, C. Hamilton, L. Hamilton, S. Hamilton, W. Hammond, B, Hanf. 1 8fh Grade, '57 J. Harbolt, T. Hardy, C. Harris, P. Harris, F. Harshman, B. Hart, R. Hartzler. J. Harvel, D. Hawkins, N. Hayes, K. Hazelgrove, H. Henderson, J. Hendrickson, J. Henson. C. Hicks, J. Hicks, S. Hildenbrand, S. Hill, L. Hilt, L. Hiser, J. Hoffo. R. Hoffman, S. Holladay, J. Holsclaw, R Hostetler, R. Houmard, R. Houmard, T Howe. J. Howell, T. Hudelson, R. Humnes, B Humphrey, 5. Hurt, P. Jeffers, J. Jenkins. J. Johns, G. Johnson, L. Jones, L. Jones, E. Kelley, J. Kennepohl, J. Kerr. K. Kerr, J. Knight, K. Knight, M. Knott, G. Knowles, D. Koning, P. Krecek. S. Krummrich, B. Landes, S. Lane, N Laxton, R. Lawson, C. Leaman, I. Legg. S. LeMaster, D. Lester, J. Letson, D. Lewis, R. Lister, S. Lockard, B. Lohman. M. Lone, M. Long, G. Love, N. Loveless, C. Lowrey, K. Luck, L. Lucas. Page 155 ,,,. -Q W ff gf e, 'P 2 if .aft .Y A 2 Lv. Ia' :Jggf 'SES -we Q B' it: 'Wi f.!s'lf! . . ft f S4 Q 4 W is .,. A 'io ., fm It i . ...Ai 1' .se Q 5' 'W we fb Q sf si - ' ff.. SQL 'Je f .4- Q' Q Z ...N h.,..,,,. . . f gy sw Q W 2 Inge' lid 81h Grade, '57 N. Lucus, C. Lynch, J. Lyon, L. Mabbitt, A. Maple, M. Marshall, T. Marshall. D. Martin, M. Martin, B. Mater, S. Mc- Corsick, L. McCracken, D. McDaniel, K McFadden. L. McGIothlin, B. McKee, J. McKendrie, M. McKinniss, H. McNeeley, D. McNeil, L Meadows. D. Miller, E. Miller, E. Miller, L. Minordo D. Mink, R. Mink, C. Mitchell. D. Mitchell, E. Mitchell, J. Mitchell, H Montgomery, O. Morgon, R. Morrison, P Morrison. A. Mosby, D. Mourning, M. Myers, T Myers, R. Nelson, A. Nicewander, L Nichelson. N. Norman, D. Norwood, R. Nydegger J. O'Brien, L. O'Brien, B. O'Dell, M. Ogle D. Oswalt, D. Overley, P. Owen, D. Pap rocki, J. Parker, M. Parker, R. Parker. B. Patterson, P. Paugh, F. Payne, B Perdue, M. Phillips, M. Philpott, J. Polstro J. Polstra, G. Pork, A. Price, F. Price J. Price, J. Priest, N. Rordon. 1 81h Grade, '57 C. Reece, J. Reece, S. Reed, J. Renick, B. Reynolds, P. Reynolds, R. Reynolds. C. Richardson, M. Richardson, S. Richard- son, R. Ridgway, D. Riley, M. Riley, P Robbins. G. Runda, T. Runda, B. Sarault, B. School, N. Schneider, R. Schrontz, B. Schrontz. B. Schultz, B. Schweitzer, L. Sexton, B Shackleford, P. Shifflet, B. Shoaf, L. Shoaf. J. Silver, M. Silver, D. Simmons, E. Skad berg, A. Smiley, E. Smith, G. Smith. S. Smith, B. Snyder, K. Snyder, S. Sollars, R. Spalding, P. Sparks, D. Spratt. J. Stedman, C. Steely, R. Stone, M. Stover, R. Straub, K. Strawsma, D. Stump. R. Sutherland, S. Swezey, C. Swisher, J. Switzer, K. Synesael, R. Taylor, J. Tesmer. J. Thewlies, V. Triplett, J. Trout, C. Tull, J. Tucker, B. Ullery, M. Ungersma. S. Vandergrafl, A. Vanderwielen, J. Van' deventer, R. Vaughan, W. Veach, L. Vernon, D. Walters. I'1ry1' L In Page 158 --X 8th Grade, '57 R. Ward, A. Waymire, C. Weast, B. Weatherford, D. Weaver, J. Weedon, J Weedon. J. Wharton, C. White, D. White, F. White O. White, R. Whiteaker, R. Whiteaker. R. Whiteaker, M. Whitlock, R. Widner R. Williams, M. Wilson, D. Woodall, T Woodruff. J. Wright, D. Wright, L. Wyant, P. Yates B. Young, B. Younker, C. Younker. r 1 1 71h Grade, '58 N. Ahler, D. Albrecht, J. Allie, S. Altherr, J. Anderson, R. Anderson, P. Andrews. P. Applegate, J. Ash, C. Aynes, S. Bagby, R. Balsbaugh, J. Balser, E. Banker. H. Banta, S. Bartholomew, M. Beall J. Beckstrand, J. Beeker, B. Bell, D. Bellah IS. Benner, D. Bennett, G. Bergquist, E Best, D. Bible, G. Bogle, G. Bogie. J. Bonnet, M. Boothe, J. Bostwick, M Bouldin, C. Bower, D. Bower, J. Bower. B. Bowsher, I. Bradbury, T. Brady, R Brand, B. Brissey, M. Brummett, S. Brummett M. Brutans, J. Bundy, J. Bunnell, R. Bur- dine, D. Burton, J. Bussell, L. Butz. M. Cadwallader, L. Carte, R. Carter, B. Carver, R. Caster, V. Cecil, N. Chapman. M. Charles, J. Chatfield, B. Childers, L. Chrissikos, J. Christopher, J. Clark, C. Clamme. G. Claxton, R. Clouse, T. Coffey, K. Collins, S. Conn, J. Cornelius, J. Craig. 1 Page 159 I'ugf' IGU 7th Grade, '58 W. Crider, J. Cunningham, P. Dani, G Davenport, B. Davis, E. Davis, R. Davis. L. Davison, P. Dearing, L. Denham, V Denney, S. Derment, J. DeYoung, H. Dickey J. Dielerle, P. Dilcline, S. Dilling, M Dodson, M. Dubois, G. Dyer, J. Elliott. D. Ellis, J. Elmore, J. Elmore, T. Emery J. England, B. Etter, L. Ewing. L. Feasler, A. Fields, L. Fink, D. Fleeger, G. Ford, L. Ford, S. Foust. S. Fox, J. Freeman, C. Funkhouser, M Gaines,L. Gambold,P. Garrison,J. Gilliland. V. Glick, J. Goddard, R. Goodman, N Gordon, J. Goss, D. Graham, J. Graham. T. Grant, D. Grater, J. Green, L. Gril'lin, B. Guenther, M. Hackett, S. Hadley. D. Hahn, D. Hall, S. Hall, P. Hammond, M. Hanf, B. Harlan, T. Harrington. P. Hart, G. Hartley, S. Hartz, R. Hayes, L. Haynes, B. Haywood, R. Heide. r 7fh Grade, '58 R. Helm, M. Henderson, L. Hendrickens, S. Henry, B. Hicks, S. Hieh, B. Hoagland. J. Hoagland, W. Hobson, L. Holderfield, L. Holderly, J. Holladay, R. Holmes, W. Holst. S. Hornbeck, D. Hoskins, N. Hoskins, R. Howard, S. Howard, D. Hudelson, M. Ingle. S. lngleman, L. Ingram, C. Jackson, R. Jenkins, R. Jennings, G. Johnson, G. Johnson. L. Johnson, E. Jones, J. Jones, L. Keiser, R. Kennedy, D. Kefcham, V. Kiger. G. King, J. King, K. Kivetf, W. Klaiber, P Koekenberg, M. Koning, J. Kreger. R. Krummerich, W. Lamberson, J. Landes B. Latham, W. Laila, P. Ledford, M. Lee. D. LeFevre, W. Leher, L. Leming, C. Lester D. Lelson, B. Lindsey, D. Logan. G. Long, J. Long, J. Lowery, G. Lucas, R Madison, J. Mahoy, M. Manning. J. Manuel, S. Marks, M. Marlow, J Marshall, D. Marlin, J. Masengill, C. Mafhes. 1 1 ,1 . ,--.- -A , ,. 1. ff .,., ik ' .,,': . - 3 , ' . f J- -'i' ' z L ' Ei,ii gpm P ,X.?U -Q ,ai is if . fd --,. A Q J '- 6' 1 c , 4 .,. 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V 2 L ' 3 .. sfE.52.2-J f . i . .1 if 5 , fl 2 .- -' P j 1 ff ,s 1 1 V V 4, . ' ,, L 4 - Y . I nip 5 I X f. ,, an it . f Page 1 62 7fh Grade, '58 M. Mother, R. Mayerstein, C. Mayhew, J McCord, H. McCoy, R. McDaniel, G McGinnis. E. McKinzie, L. Miley, J. Miller, M. Mink, B. Mitchell, D. Mitchell, E. Mitchell. P. Mobley, L. Morehouse, K. Morgan, C Morrison, H. Morrison, B. Mourning, F Moyer. D. Muston, D. Neal, L. Neiburger, M Neuwelt, R. Newton, S. Nichols, S. Nicholson. J. North, J. Oland, B. Oliver, J. Osborne, W. Osterling, W. Overman, S. Owens. K. Pancake, K. Parish, C. Parker, L Parker, J. Pastlow, D. Patterson, J. Patterson. J. Patterson, E. Paxton, E. Pearlman, D. Peden, R. Peffley, R. Perrett, R. Perrett. L. Petzoldt, J. Pierce, J. Pierce, 'L. Pierce, B. Platt, G. Powell, H. Prather. D. Price, E. Price, M. Price, C. Rardon, L. Raub, D. Rauch, H. Rauch. J. Rauch, P. Reppert, T. Rex, T. Rhode, E. Rhodes, B. Richardson, R. Richardson. L 7th Grade, '58 J. Ricks, S. Riley, S. Risk, R. Roark, G Roberts, J. Robinson, H. Rock. M. Rodarmel, R. Rodormel, M. Rohr, R Rooze, L. Rose, C. Ross, D. Rottler. J. Roush, R. Rowe, R. Ruckle, L. Ruegamer B. Ruff, T. Rush, D. Russell. B. Rutherford, L. Ryan, R. Sabens, C Saidla, M. Sandberg, J. Sayre, J. Sayre. R. Schiff, K. Schilling, G. Schneider, J Schweitzer, S. Seward, D. Seymour, B Sharp. R. Shidlier, B. Shoaf, N. Simmons, T Simons, M. Sliger, B. Smith, E. Smith. J. Smith, M. Smith, L. Snapp, A. Snyder, G. Sparks, D. Stamps, C. Stanley. E. Starks, K. Stewart, P. Stover, M. Straub M. Straub, D. Strong, L. Strong. M. Summers, S. Summers, G. Swank, L Swank, J. Swartz, P. Taylor, T. Taylor. J. Thomas, S. Thomas, G. Thompson, R Thompson, M. Todd, C. Towner, J. Trout. 1 1 K Page 163 4. l'uyf1' NM CZ? 7th Grade, '58 L. Trout, L. Tschoenn, J. Tschqenn, F. Tubbs, G. Tudder, T. Ungersmu, D. Van Cleve. M. Vandeventer, N. Van Pelt, P. Van Pelt, L. Vick, S. Von Seggern, J. Wade, A. Walters. L. Warren, R. Wuye, S. Weaver, A. Whisler, D. White, J. White, J. Whitus. L. Wiese, C. Wiggins, F. Williams, M. Williams, C. Wilson, J. Wilson, L. Wilson. M. Wilson, P. Wilson, D. Woodoll, P. Woodruff, J. Woodrum, D. Worden, M. Worlxinger. S. Workinger, J. Wright, E. Young, R. Young, L. Younker, R. Zellers. FRESHMAN TEAM Won 16-Lost 4 Row I-Lowery, Vice, Franz, Dickson, Taylor Johnson, Schrader, Vaughn. Row 2-Coach John Lazar, Good, Schlientz, Bollock Workman, Schwartz, Brunger, Fisher, Decker, Mgr. EIGHTH GRADE TEAM Won T8-Losi 2 Row I-Simmons, Stump, Knight, Grenat, Sparks Mgr. Row 2-White, Mater, Norwood, Mitchell, Cooper, Coach Harry Slack. Row 3-Holsclaw, Sarault, Clark, Smith, Davis, Brown Baskefball WASHINGTON TEAM Won T2-Losf 8 Row l-Petzoldt, Vancleventer, Krueger, Oliver, Dildine. Row 2-Coach Charles Hopkins, Holskins, Ruckle, Todd, Elmore, Mgr. Row 3-Dant, Roub, Martin, Roush, Hayes. DURGAN TEAM Won 4-Lost T3 Row l-Rutherford, Beeker, McGinnis, Rush, Seymour, Brand, Mgr. Row 2-Coach Dick Lane, Rooze, Price, Balsbaugh, Butz, Bussell, Denney, Mgr. Pays? 165 l l , 1 FRESHMAN TEAM Won 5-Lost 2-Tied 2 Row i-Humm, Bunner, Johnson, Amos, Ellis, Ford, Hughes, Row 2-Fulleton, Greenwood, Castor, Schlientz, Jennings, Myers, Sherry, Powell. Row 3-Coach Charles Hopkins, Jackson, Cacile, Dickson, Platt, Fisher, Myers, Coach Sam Lyboult. Row 4-McDowell, Koch, Swick, Wortman, Bollock, Taylor, Fisher, Fisher, Becht. Freshman Cheerleaders S. Bussell, G. Evans, B. Dexter, M. Vance. SEVENTH GRADE TEAM Won i-Lost 2-Tied i Row 1-Manning, Hatke, Roub, Bresnahan, Gilliland, B. Eberle, McGuire. Row 2-Latta, Balser, Ryan, Roush, E. Eberle, Hubertz, Paxton, Camden, Mgr. Row 3-Coach John Eberle, Ruckle, Burton, Oliver, Dykhuizen, Wiggins, Coach Paul Fields. Page 166 L EIGHTH GRADE TEAM Won 3-Losf 3-Tied 7 Row 1--While, Mater, Farner, Cooper, Young, O'Brien, Spratf. Jenkins. Row 3-Coach Jerry Clark, Ashby, North, Church, Schweitzer, Knight Kennepool, Dildine, Lowrey, Wrighi, Coach Harry Slack. Row 4-Ubelhor, Saraulf, Peizoldi, Brown, Leaman, Reynolds, Smith Clark. Eighfh Grade Cheerleaders T S. Hill, S. Fulks, J. Mitchell, B. Lohman. SEVENTH GRADE TEAM Won 3-Losf O-Tied T Row 'I-Hall, Davis, Haywood, Rush, Rooze, Butz, Beeker, Price, Hietf. Row 2-Coach Dick Lane, Whisler, Carver, Madison, Denney, Meyer- stein, Von Seggern, Rutherford, Seymour, Coach John O'Connor. Row 3-Mink, Rowe, Whife, Ryan, Parker, Straub, Lindsey, Glick, Brand, McGinnis, Newelf, DuBois. Row 4-+Helm, McKinzie, Towner, Burdine, Zellers, Osierling, Shoaf, McCoy, Benneif, Thompson. Page 167 Row 2-Marlin, Elmore, Seward, Woodruff, Tucker, Smifh, Elmore, ln front-D. Rauch, M. Scott Row l-E. Walles, B. Dexter B. Latham, 1. Beckstrand, V Glick, l, Partlow, M. Boothe, l Gephart, L, Hiser, N. Hayes. kins, C. Simmons, L. Caylor, T August, l, Dobbe, D. Ketcham D. Dangel, R. Beyers, R. Davis B. Blamer, D. Mitchell. Row 3-P. Kennedy, C. Aker G. Goss, E. Childers, F. Klein, S Dilling, S. Charles, l. Cotting, 1 Salts, F. Funkhouser, V. Denney R. Rowe, C. Towner, 1. Bussell. son, l. McCord, L. Neiburger, l Bunnell, l. Marshall, M. Myers I. Keen, F. Halus, L. McCracken dict, D. McNeil, P. Andrews. Row 5-L. Weise, G. Schneider D. Logan, C. White, C. Anderson L. Morehouse, A. Biergaman, R Foust, N. Simmons, H. Koughn. Row 6-B. Lindsey, T. South, B. Schaaf, R. Hoffman, T. Tay- lor, D. Price, B. Sharp, D. Hall, E. Davis. .lunior Band Consisting of Washington, Durgan and Jefferson Junior High School students, the Junior Band's primary purpose is to train young musicians for the High School Band. The Junior Band consists of about ninety mem- bers and is directed by Carter Brown. The main events ofthe Junior Band were the contest held on April T8 and the Spring Concert. .lunior Hi-Y One ot the outstanding organizations in our Junior High Department is the Junior Hi-Y. The members of this club are ninth grade boys. Their activities include sending delegates to the State Teachers Conference, serving as pages at the Student Legislature, and an annual fall picnic. This year's officers were Mike Sny- der, president, Leon Dickson, secretary, Dick Wilson, treasurer, and John McCloud, chaplain. The club spon- sor is Mr. Vincent Rogers. Row I-Mr. Rogers, N. Nei' burger, R. Crosser, B. Morris, l. Rusk, l. Keen, B, Schrader. Row 2-I. Bunnell, L. Brand, L. Lynch, R. Brunger, L. Dickson, M. Sherry, V. Lesley, I. Lambuth. Row 3-l. Shoat, A. Rusk, H. Koekenberg, D. Lahr, I. White, B. Slaughter, l. McCord, G. Reeder, l. Bone. Row 4-1, Widener, L. Nor- man, D. Farrell, T. South, M. Snyder, D. Wilson, I. Ward, C. Castor, D. Murphy. Row 2-l. Synesael, B. Haw- Row 4-I. Switzer, M. Ander- 1 f T. Carpenter, I. Doty, D. Bene- I i Helm, D. Bible, H. Foster, D. Lewis, M. Mather, C. Saidla, S. Row l-A. Nicewander, B Hanf, M. Amos, A. Vanderwielen, M. Price, P. Ledford, R. Holmes, R. Farner, K. Elliott, 1. Thewlies Row 2-R. Collins, L. Dimond M, Ogle, S. Smith, N. Haycs, L Hiser, E, 1ones, S. Altherr, S Howard, D. Mink, 1. Cuppy, D Hawkins, 1. Goss, P. Harris. Row 3-M. Hackett, M. Hanf R. Davis, F, Funkhouser, H Foster, M. Myers, M. Anderson, F. Haley, B. Leher, H. Funk- houser, M. Straub, C. Stanley. Row 4+1. Clarl-1, Miss Slay- back, B. Schaaf, R. Hoffman, G Runda, 1, Wilson, M. Ungersma D. Russell. Junior Orchestra Jefferson High School's Junior Orchestra is directed by Miss Nellie Lee Slayback. The orchestra is com- posed of fifty-three eighth graders from Jett, Wash- ington, and Durgan. The group practices each Tuesday in the Jett band room. They entered the Indiana School Band and Orchestra Contest. They also pro- vided entertainment at Washington P.T.A. meetings. Allen Nicewander was the concertmaster and Eileen Skadberg the librarian. Row l-Miss Aldridge, N. Rob- inette, M. Peppe, S, Parker, B. Schultz, N. Hall, Mrs, Sargent. Row 2-S. Bergsma, 1. Wayne, R. Wilson, S. Todd, B. Haeberle, B. Farrington, N. Renn, V. Triplett, Row 3-Z. Burkhardt, 1. Becker, C. Wagner, G. Whitaker, M, Mink, B. Ingle, H, Mink, C. Lyman, P. Dickey. Row 4-C. Bates, 1. Frohn, C. Swisher, K. McFadden, 1. Cuopy, P. Curts, P. Dexter, K. Snider, S. Widner, K. Danaher, Row S-R. Stong, N. Funk, P. Rock, B. Crowell, N. Cheesman, D. Koning, P. Kincaid, S. LaGuire, 1. Kult, B. Wilson, P. Loy, V. Paddock. Jeff Y-Teens Sponsored by Miss Emily Jane Aldridge and Miss Wahneta Mullen, the Jet? Y-Teens take part in many activities. They have parties, dances, and participate in such sports as tennis, swimming, and hiking. They also made baskets at Thanksgiving and visited old people's homes. For entertainment, they take tours and have foreign speakers. Washington Jr. Red Cross Council Row 1-S. Nichols, G. Bergquist, H. Montgomery, A. Perrett Row 2-N. Carter, M. Knott, M. Anderson, S. Hornbeck Miss Lanum. Row 3-L. Warren, P. Taylor, R. Davis, J. Flickinger, M Riley, L. Feaster. Washington Hi -Y Row l-F. White, D. Stone, D. Spratt, M. Stover. Row 2-B. Ruckle, M. Todd, T. Simons, J. Elmore, A. Perrett, J. Sayre, J. Elmore, B. Davis, J. O'Brien. Row 3-Mr. Mauck. J. McKendrie, J. Tucker, L. O'Brien, R. Hart, B. Mater, T. Hardy, J. Hudelson, L. Nichelson, B. Criswell, R. Bodle, J. Wharton, Mr. O'Conner. Row 4-J. Cunningham, D. Overley, J. Roush, J. Dieterle, G. Davenport, J. Patterson, L. Raub, D. Worden, R. Davis, M. Summers, G. Ford, J. Hall, J. Ashby. Page 170 Washingfon Press Club Row 7-M. Philpoft, J. Silver, M. Silver, B. Shoof. Row 2-J. Craig, M. Koning, L. Dimond, B. Hanf, G. Johnson, Mrs. Pierce. Row 3-S. Benner, V. Kiger, B. Schultz, E, Banker, R. Perreit, R. Sabens. Washingfon Y-Teens Row l-R. Collins, M. Price, R. Holmes, P. Ledford, M. Philpoif, R. Spalding, K. Sfrawsma, S. Swezey, B. Snyder, B. Hanf. Row 2-M. Wilson, B. Younker, N. Schneider, J. Trout, B. Taylor, I. Dickson, G. Johnson, S. Hill, B. Lohman, L. Fink, H. Bantu, K. Kivetf, J. Bower. Row 3-L. Feaster, S. Benner, C. Wilson, E. Banker, S. Hall, S. Henry, J. Hoffo, L. Carle, J. Craig, P. Keokenberg, E. Jones, S. Bagby, B. Smith, L. Younker. .. -M Page 171 Row l-D. Bennett, R. Burdine, W. Osterling, B. Haywood, J. Smith, J. Cornelius, L. Davidson, L. Pierce T. Taylor, B. Brissey, M. Bouldin, R. Helm, S. Hiett, T. Harrington, B. Etter, C. Funkhouser, R. Schiff, J. Masengill Row 2-G. Long, B. Shoaf, R. Zellers, B. Lindsey, D. Fleeger, L. Weise, J. Miller, D. Bible, G. Thompson J. Goddard, L. Ford, S. Von Seggern, L. Butz, B. Mayerstein, D. Hall, M. DuBois, R. Richardson, J. England Mrs. Yund. Row 3-J. Oland, M. Neuwelt, V. Glick, B. Carver, D. White, G. McGinnis, E. McKinzie, H. Rock, J. Bussell D. Price, T. Rush, C. Towner, L. Parker, J. Beeker, D. Seymour, B. Childers, E. Pearlman, M. Mink, B. Rutherford G. Powell. Durgan Boys Glee Club Durgan Girls Glee Club Row l-V. Cecil, L. Nieburger, R. Peltley, L. Keiser, C. Clamme, M. Boothe, D. Rauch, K. Schilling, J. Graham J. Freeman, J. Partlow, L. Vick, P. Dearing, S. Hadley, D. Hudelson, J. Trout. Row 2-S. Owens, S. Nicholson, B. Latham, J. Swartz, M. Sliger, G. Hartley, C. Mayhew, G. Schneider M. Gaines, J. Long, K. Collins, M. Hanf, L. Morehouse, S. lngleman, P. Andrews, M. Beall, Mrs. Yund. Row 3--M. Sandberg, M. Smith, J. McCord, J. Manuel, J. Beckstrand, J. Bunnell, P. Stover, M. Williams S. Riley, J. Schweitzer, C. Saidla, D. Graham, N. Ahler, D. Mitchell, K. Morgan, P. Garrison, H. Hall L. Ingram, S. Summers. Row 4-J. Anderson, S. Aynes, C. Lester, S. Risk, L. Gambold, E. Starks, N. Simmons, P. Applegate M. Mather, C. Stanley, M. Henderson, J. Jones, S. Hartz, E. Smith, G. Johnson, S. Foust. ,f xv... . .3 . if':n.izX yn' 12.2 1 1 Row l-V. Cecil, L. Neiburger, R. Peiley, L. Keiser, C. Clamme, M. Boothe, D. Rauch, K. Schilling, J. Graham, J. Freeman, J. Partlow, L. Vick, P. Dearing. Row 2-Miss Aldridge, S. Owens, S. Nicholson, B. Latham, J. Swartz, M. Sliger, G. Hartley, C. Mayhew, G. Schneider, M. Gaines, J. Long, K. Collins, M. Hanf, L. Morehouse. Row 3-M. Sandberg, M. Smith, J. McCord, J. Manuel, J. Beckstrand, J. Bunnell, P. Stover, M. Williams, J. Schweitzer, S. Riley, C. Saidla, D. Graham, P. Garrison, L. Ingram, S. Summers. Durgan Y-Teens Durgan Student Council Row 1-L. Gambold, G. Johnson, T. Rush, M. Henderson, S. Risk, J. Beckstrand. Row 2-V. Glick, J. Bussell, B. Mayerstein, H. Denney, S. Von Seggern, E. Davis. Page 173 ADVERTISING Up to now, our little friend had been looking at Jett, its teachers, its students, and its activities. Now he neared the end, but before passing on, he saw another important phase-adver- tisers. The Lafayette people and their business establishments listed in this section were the ones who played an important role in providing much of the financial aid that made this book possible. rJf Y I Page JN f-un. ...r ,M , 1 A fgyvxzu W 11-1 ., , ' iziwm :' - f 2 5' -5935 fffwff 'nk , If .M ,.-ff' ..,. '5 ' W A f,,.,AfM U .M 'Win MOTOR FINANCE CORP 219 N. 6th Street Lafayette, Indiana Finance and Insurance Over 30 Years of Friendly Service NEW CENTURY HOMES INC. MANUFACTURERS OF FINE HOMES Lafayette, Indiana Phone 2-0171 HUMMELL PAINT CO. Paint - Wallpc1pe1'- Glass 516N tl N thbt t Lafayette, Indiana FIRST MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK AND TRUST CO. 100 Years Continuous Service to the Community Mel Fed lDps'tIsC p M b F d I R s e Sy te U GU Attorneys LAFAYETTE LIFE BUILDING You Owe Your Family The Thoughtfulness Of A Will LAHR 81 ORR, INC. Plumbing and Heating 520-24 N. 9th Street Lafayette, Indiana HENRY POOR LUMBER CO. Not a Knot Where a Knot Should Not Be Phone 3-2196 West Lafayette CROY'S BRAKE SERVICE We Make Brakes Safe 14th and Salem Phone 2-4425 Congrafufafionfi ,gznior C7066 CZD LAFAYETTE ENGRAVING C0 ENGRAVERS FOR All sports eq uipment bought at the Bam-another strike! Don't be bowled over SPORTSMAN, 517 M050 STYGGT, will be C1 hif- when you hear that the Lafayette League has used the LAFAYETTE BOWLING ALLEYS for the last ten years. What'll you have? For anything good to The door to values is open to everyone at eat go to BERT'S DRIVE-IN, Brown Street STECKS, 520 Main Street. Levee. FRANK J. OBERLE Plumbing and Heating 520 Hartford Phone 2-3353 Lafayette, Indiana ADAMS -INSURANCE -AGENCY REAL ESTATE and INSURANCE Lafayette, Indiana - Phones 2-5031 and 2-5032 F. B. Porter 201 Lafayette Life Building Ray A. Adams LAFAYETTE BOTTLED GAS CO. 904 Ferry Street Phone 2-64-22 Lafayette Savings Bank Organized June 26, 1869 Member Federal Reserve System and Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. g80 f b THE 1953 GRADUATING CLASS ol H JEFFEllSON HIGH SCHO0L G aduates of your school empl y d General offices in Lafayette de t t by their efficiency and int g ty th h gh standards of your instit t Brotherhood of Painters, Retail Clerks International Decorators and Paperhangers Association of North America Page 182 Finished! Another signature of the 1953 NAUTILUS. The book was printed at the LAFAYETTE PRINTING COMPANY, 511 Ferry Street. LUCUS sms We Do Signs of All Kinds Quality Merchandise at LOW Prices Phone 2-8733 1532 Colfax st. 828 Main Phone 2-2663 Luggage Leather Gifts THE LEATHER SHOP LAFAYETTE, INDIANA J. L. Sharp 436 Main Street Phone 2-6742 Mortgage Loans - Real Estate - Insurance THE LUX AGENCY 412 Main Street Phone 2-8428 PERRY' I DOW SH DE HOP C. Perry, The Blindman VENETIAN BLINDS AND WINDOW SHADES VENETIAN BLIND LAUNDRY Phone 2-5452 1123 Main Lafayette, Indiana JUST A SHADE BETTER Compliments of BEEKER COAL C0. Quality Coals Laundry and Cleaners Complete Service 539 Erie Phone 2-5476 Phone 2-7072 Pg 183 Fourth Avenue Amusement Company 342008 Jana jkeafre Jafagetfe .7Amffe gafif .ggole lriue-,gn mai .Safe ibriue-.gn The Mitchell Agency, Inc General Insurance Real Estate J. R. Bogan-W. G. Blumer-G. Lyn Treece 221 N. 4th Street Phone 2-4077 Lafayette, Indiana For quick concrete, call CENTRAL MIX. Telephone 3-2279. P 1R For EXPERT Heating Service Phone 3-2161 WALTER TIMMIS PLUMBING COMPANY, Inc. Oil Burners Furnaces 0 VVA L T E R, 0 Gas Burners I M M I S Boilers 0 0 Repairs 8 C ' I N C ' Installations Sheet Metal Air Conditioning Main Street Levee, W. L. LAFAYETTE PLATING 81 ENAMELING CO. JOBBERS IN ALL KINDS OF PLATING and POLISHING Phone 2-4905 816 Robert Street Lafayette, Indiana fnmpanq, Linotype, Ludlow and Hand Composition Makeup, Reproduction Proofs Fifth and Ferry Streets Lafayette, Indiana SHUMAN FEED STORE C. Charley, Your Local Purina Dealer Lafayette, Indiana 1102- 110 Columbia Street Phone 2-3448 MOORE AND KEMPLE HARDWARE CO. Electrical Appliances Gas Stoves Hardware Paints 218 - 220 North Fifth Street Phone 2-8489 Compliments of SHAF F ER MONUMENT COMPANY J. E. GEEN, Owner Tenth at Columbia Street Lafayette, Ind. I JG .186 The luscious pastries in the picture above may be found at The EISNER FOOD STORE, Main and Kossuih Streets. COCA-COLA-the center of ahraction wherever you go. For the pause that refreshes, drink on ice cold coke. Page 187 Y Y T T n , 1. 4 Compliments of LafayeHe's Thrifty Corner 4th and Columbia The Thomas Agency, Inc. General Insurance Bonds 406-407 Lafayette Life Building Phone 2-3961 W. G. Thomas R. E. Gengler 9 S Finest Quality Foods Are Always Reasonable See Us First at f C fn REGAL STORES onvertible Tops and Benedict Grocery ' l Seat Covers Our Specla ty 1827 Schuyler Avenue 16th at Schuyler Phone 2-4332 JESS L. KORSCHOT AND SON 1324 N. 14th street Phone 2-4389 Everything In Warm Air Heating Compliments of LAFAYETTE POSTER ADVERTISING C0. 1903 Union Street Pg 188 RADIO SCHOMERS Z7 SERVICE Television Sales 303 N. 8th Street Phone 2-4-953 Tippecanoe Furniture Sz Upholstering Co. 1010 Main Street -- Phone 2-6333 Fine Upholstered Furniture Made Especially For You Ice Cream The best for over half a century Ungefs Drug Store of The Rexall S tore 1522 Main St. Lafayette, Ind. V Expert Prescription Service Phone 2-2653 Free Delivery 10th and Main Phmle 23239 WOLEVER ELECTRIC CO. 642 Main Street Phone 2-4852 HOTPOINT APPLIANCES I 1 For the most popular selections in iewelry, visit STUARTS at 313 Columbia Street. Al- ways remember-never a carrying charge on terms. Save for your college education at the LAFAYETTE LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY where you'Il find complete banking service. For a complete line of dependable drugs and cosmetics, go to BACHMANS, 14th and Union. Girls-look your prettiest in a formal from JACQUES. THIEME 81 WANGERIN Dry Goods Store LAFAYETTE INDIANA TWEEDIE ELECTRIC MOTOR SERVICE All Makes and Sizes of Electric Motors Repaired and Rewound 110- 112 North Second Street Lafayette, Indiana State Auto Insurance Dallas R. Snyder Insurance Agency 6th and Columbia Phone 2-7747 Lafayette, Indiana FOR BETTER PASTRIES O,REARS PASTRY SHOP 672 Main Street 115 Northwestern, W. L. Phone 2-2280 Phone 3-1737 TRIPLE XXX ROOT BEER Sandwiches - Fountain Drinks - Sundaes State Street Curb Service Phone 3-1581 Stinson Clark Coal 81 0il Co. LINCOLN CAFE Open 24 Hours A Day Except Sunday Robert H. Dawkins, Prop. 918 Main St. Phone 2-6219 906 N. 5th St. Phone 2-5001 Page 101 pffw d5'fw.4,. frsmbzishefl 19203 707 Main Street HOME APPLIANCES 1 TELEVISION Repairs - Service Khan? Qlwfffuf K0- The Most Cherished Gift Of All Is Jewelry 21 N. 4TH ST. LAFAYETTE, IND. B 81 M GRILL 34-5 State, West Lafayette Home Of The Famous B 8 M Tenderloin Yea Red, Yea Black, Try Our Specials, You'Il Come Backn There Is Quality In Drugs That's Why We Say Trust Your Prescriptions To Us THE VELLINGER PHARMACY 834 Main Phone 2-2727 teigefs Furs, Inc. D1-uggists Furs-Cloth Coats and Suits Sportswear 14th at Howell Street Lafayette, Indiana 530 Main Street ljlf? CARPENTERS LOCAL UNION NO. 215 LADIES AUXILIARY NO. 462 United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners oi America Organized May 29, 1889 63 Years of Service to the Progress of the Community LAFAYETTE, INDIANA Competent Craftsmen From Proper Training By Lafayette Carpenters And Joiners Apprenticeship Committee '6Wear Clean Clothesi' Ear The Latest Platters est 1 e eaners r W S'd Cl Via LAFAYETTE Shirt Laundry 112 N. 5th sr., Lafayette DISTRIBUTING C0 Main Office: J. T. Hogan, Supt. of Jive Northwestern and Vine Dial 3-2128 1724 Scott St. Phone 2-5866 3 NEWMARICS DRIVE-IN MARKET The Most Complete Food Mart 701 Main Street Phone 2-5311 118 N. Third Street 623 Main Street Pa U LONG'S Complete Lubrication Service Fine Home Appliances t Maytag 1 Kelvinator Standard Service C. B. Klinker Sales Co. 9th and KOSSIIU1 721 Main St. Phone 2-7950 Phone 2-9176 LAFAYETTE ICE 81 COAL CO., INC. Fourth and Salem Streets Phone 2-5078 Visit Our Refrigerator Display Room Air Conditioned Refrigerators-Quality Fuel Owen Downham Lumber Co., Inc. 1307 Ferry Street Phone 2-6344 Lafayette, Indiana PHONE H I E 9 PICTURE 2-7775 FRAMING 634 Main Street LAFAYETTE, INDIANA Portrait PHOTOGRAPHY Commercial CAMERAS AND PHOTO SUPPLIES Page 194 Sally and Shirley are charmed with the new and beautiful assortment ot all purpose gifts at HAYWOODS store, 668 Main Street. Whether you live in the fringe area or the heart of the city, LEHNEN can supply you with the best in T.V.-Admiral. Mary Lee Jeffries, popular Jett senior and drum maiorette, modeling the newest Grove Thermo-inc ensemble-wind and water re- pellent polka dot iacket with matching shorts at LOEBS TEEN SHOP. For efficient service and dependable drugs, stop at SCHNAlBLE'S DRUG STORE, on the square. Wrist Watches, Diamond Rings and Silverware Jewelry of Quality HI dclcb, 4-19 Main Street Since 1884 lVlCC0l'1l CiLIlIli0S McKlBBlN lIllAl IIIIMPANY 6th and Main Street Kentucky Red Ash Phone 2-4441 Clear Burning Home Made Candies West Virginia and Soda Fountain Indiana Coal Luncheonette 1100 Wabash Avenue Gifts Phone 2-3351 For Delicious Hot Dogs Come to PURITAN CONEY ISLAND 625 Main PETER ANDERSON CO., INC. Automotive Parts Jabber Goodyear Tire Distributor Dial 2-4048 Lafayette BECKER AUTO SALES 806 Columbia Street Phone 2-8032 WILSON CABINET SHOP CUSTOM BUILT CABINETS RESTAURANT AND STORE FIXTURES ASPHALT AND RUBBER TILE FLOORING 122 N. Ellsworth West Lafayette, Ind. Page 196 In Lafayette It's KESSENEIFS For Lumber, Building Materials and Supplies Roofing, Lime and Cement O'Brien and Dutch Boy Paints HENRY .LKESSENER LUMBER COMPANY 10th and Heath Streets Lafayette, Indiana Phone 2-3047 CULLIGAN SOFT WATER SERVICE Save The Soft Water Way 902 Ferry Street 1114 N. 14th Street WILLIAMS FLOWERS Flowers For All Occasions Also House Plants Fred E. Farmer and Ina D. Farmer CHARLES L. SNYDER, INC. CHRYSLER-PLYMoUTH By Pass at Kossuth Telephone 2-0191 L f yette, Indiana Think ofthe GREATER LAFAYETTE BUS CO. INC. when you need chartered service. Just call 2-3475 for information. It's easy to select your sheet music in the friendly atmosphere of MAHARA'S MUSIC CENTER. The prompt and courteous service at the ROSE GLEN DAIRY BAR makes the guys and gals want to drop in often for delicious sodas ancl sundaes. For tuntime and suntime, see the beautiful display of sports clothes at the PALAIS ROYAL, 415 Main Street. For Good Food and Quick Service Eat at WEIRS HAMBURGER INN 911 Main Phone 2-9171 Plenty of Parking Space for Our Customers SAGE Sz EMERY Air Conditioning Heating Engineers Phone 2 6328 1026 Main Street Lafayette Ind INDIANA GAS AND WATER C0., INC. Hays Jewelry Co. NELSON 'S Wrecker Service 430 Main Street New and Used Parts Fine Jewelry Phone 2 3904 1400 Canal at Moderate Prices Lafayeile I fl H H I I' 199 GERRY MOHLMAN Sz SON Jewelers 434 Main Street -Phone 2-2954 LAFAYETTE Youill Do Better Radio Supply, Inc. 3' Service Parts 0 Sound Systems Test Instruments 0 Recorders Communication Equipment 403 E. North Dial 2-5217 Complete Home Furnishers BOB'S FIVE POINT SERVICE Automotive Service 18th and South Streets Dial 2-7266 WELLS -YEAGER - BEST CO. Complete Drug Service 3 Stores To Serve You-We Deliver Phone 2-2777 ACE STOREEL Hardware Housewares Power Tools 822-24 Main St. Paints PJ 200 Old-age security rests on things a man does when he is young. ij Fig 52 2 5, Wif i, :if 933 1 f ' A ff T 35 L fif A,,A ,, ' M :':' I 4e:1'.:z:1::.s,y .,,, . -,,1 '- , 1 .,x, The LAFAYETTE LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY For Fine Furniture See Jnmal J ' fn. First Phone 2-2858 Corner 5th and Main RANDOLPH'S MARKET Across From Jeff on 9th Street Fresh Fruits - Meats - Groceries Compliments and Best Wishes from the ffwwn, fn. Master Dry Cleaners P1108 20,7 No construction job is too large or too small for RUSSELL DAVIS INC. Telephone 2-7000. For the finest in sweaters, go to DECKERS, headquarters for Jantzen Page 202 LEE CHO0L PPLY C0 21 South 4-th Street Terre Haute, Indiana Q GLEN CLODFELTER, Representative 1201 Catula Ave. Phene 2-5463 Lafayette, Indiana 1 1 I, W Il r Compliments of . ,Q GENERAL C UNTRA CTUR Lafayette, Indiana Pg 20? Firsf With The Finesf Plumbing Heating Fixtures Equipment Furnaces Air Conditioning Gas-Oil-Warm Air and Boilers Water Heaters All Installations and Installation Guaranteed P. H. SCHCJMERS Plumbing 8m Heating Show Rooms: 1658 E. Main Phone 2-5896 KRABBE CCAL CO. 1629 Union St. Phone 2-2077 eisIer's The Style Store For Men 500 Main Street Lafayette, Indiana 1 gf' 20.9 ind. ' RESTYLED... PROMOTED! National does it again! The all-new 1953 National Homes scoop the entire building field in beauty, convenience, sales-making features. More than ever, National is THE line to sell. Some excellent territories are available . . . write today for details. 7- -- -A See our smashing full-color ads in: Good Housekeeping, Nov. Living for Young Home- makers, Nov. McCall's, Nov. Better Living, Nov. Fortune, Nov. Better Homes QQ: Gardens, Nov Coronet, Nov. This Week Magazine, Oct. 26 Saturday Evening Post, Nov. 1 Newsweek, Oct. 27 Life, Oct. 27 NATION'S LARGEST PRODUCERS OF R QUALITY HOMES AT THRIFT PRICES I 69441 ARNETT CLINIC AND HOSPITAL Dr. A. C. Arnett Dr. R. E. Gery Dr. E. T. Stahl Dr. H. C. Buhrmester Dr. W. W. Washburn Dr. H. B. Harter Dr. E. L. VanBuskirk Dr. M. L. Harshman Dr. P. C. McClelland Dr. H. L. Johnson Dr. W. G. Hunsherger Dr. R. B. Gripe Dr. J. E. Engeler ADE MEDICAL CENTER C. H. Ade, M.D. Mary K. Ade, M.D. Ramon DuBois, M.D. William B. Ferguson, M.D. Ben Z. Klatch, M.D. Floyd A. Loop, M.D. Frederick A. Loop, M.D. Raymond Price, D.D.S. Martha B. Strickland, M.D. VYVERBERG CLINIC Osteopathic Physicians and Surgeons Dr. Robert J. Vyverberg Dr. Walter G. Little Dr. Enz, ,I r. Dr. F.. L. Donahue Dr. M. P. Lord Dr. H. E. Klepinger Dr. M. E. LeGalley Dr. Guthrie Carr Dr. James E. Wilson, D.D.S. Indiana Plumbing Supplies Wilson's Real Estate Stallard S1 SCl1l1l1 Mulhaupt,s Moore 81 Kemple Ford Hopkins Drugs Ford Hopkins Cafeteria and Tea Room Bobwing Advertising Service Francis J. Murphy, Atty. Tommy Withrow Tolly's Place Parkette Drive Inn Mel7s Marathon Service Stinebaugh Bros. Service Donahue Rexall Drugs Brownie's Barber Shop Rendezvous Restaurant James E. Vaughan Theo. .l. Bumhlehurg Page 206 HEY YOU BRONCHOS- VISIT GO0D IGHT'S S PER DR G TORE For All Your Drug, Paint, Cosmetic, School Supply Gift and Refreshment Needs Plenty Of Time To Eat Your Noon Lunch At Goodnights Serve Yourself And Parking Lot Conveniences 9th and Union Streets - One Block North of Jeff GROVE APPLIANCES GENERAL ELECTRIC HOME APPLIANCES Sales and Service 1729 East Main Street Phone 2-6249 PEGK and PECK, TV Mar-Jean Village 1 Lafayette Indiana Fine Bread and Pastries DRUG co. , Drugs and Fountain Service Party 0'-derg A Specialty 15 N. 4th Street Phone 2-4021 Phone 3-2191 At All Grocers AUTO BODY SHOP Body and Fender Repairing Wheels Balanced 0 Painting Front End Alignment Trimming Convertible Tops Phone 2-2998 110 Boys! Remember CLARK FLORIST when you order a corsage for the Prom. Tom Moran, popular Jeff senior, photo- graphed at Penney's wearing one of the sea- son's best looking sport coats. lt's a webby textured, splashed weave rayon priced at 3517.75 in PENNEY'S MEN'S SHOP. No tear here, fellows! But tear down to the BALTIMORE for those senior cords. No bum steer here when you confide in Mr. Evans, of EVANS JEWELRY, for that graduation watch. When You Think of a Bank Think of Lafayette National Bank Columbia at Fourth Street Lafayette, Indiana Complete Banking Services Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. Use Our Parking Lot 1 Block South Compliments of B-K-ROOT BEER DRIVE IN B. J. Finley, Owner 17th and Main Streets LUSCOMBE 81 CO., INC Your LINCOLN 8: MERCURY Dealer 14 NORTH 6th STREET LAFAYETTE, INDIANA Phone 2-8448 P! 20.1 jar ine jineaf in Scnoof . . See FRED A. CHAEEER Of NATIONAL SCHOOL STUDIOS, INC. Indianapolis, Ind. Photographer for Nautilus Underclass Pictures in '48, '49, '50, '51, '52 and '53 Compliments of Where Women Love To Shop CROLL DRUG STORE Phone 2-5344 18th and Schuyler Avenue Lafayette, Indiana l V EAST SIDE CLEANERS Guaranteed Dry Cleaning Free Moth Proofing 312 S. 16th Street Lafayette, Indiana I Je 210 Meet the gang for the finest in delicious meals at THE LITTELL'S Cate, located on Union Street at the Bypass. Photography at its finest. The pictures in this NAUTILUS were taken by Jack Swezey of PHILLIP'S. He is shown below taking a picture for the yearbook. Page 211 L. G. Balfour Co. Attleboro Massachusetts Class Rings and Pins Commencement Invitations Diplomas - Personal Cards Club Insignia Memorial Plaques Represented by Mr. Jesse Greene, Daleville, Indiana Telephone 113R3 P. 0. Box 161 o loamon Welding 81 Machine Corporation 1700 Schuyler Avenue Dutch Siemers 81 Son Standard Service Tune Up and Lubrication 9th and Ferry Phone 2-9341 C. T. Dye and Sons Lumber Company 403 - 410 N. Third street Phone 2-2350 Lafayette, Indiana Ig212 The 1953 Nautilus Covers are MOLLOY- MADE by The S. K. SMITH COMPANY 2857 North Western Avenue Chieege, Illinois STAR LANES BOWLING ALLEY Open Bowling FRIDAY- SATURDAY- SUNDAY 1701 Schuyler Avenue Phone 2-9303 MAURIE BENNETT MUSIC CO. Records, Sheet Music, Musical Instruments 1M Blocks North of Main 325 North 9th Street Phone 2-5721 Page For Ice Cream or Dairy Products Call Your Favorite Borden Dealer THE BORDEN CO. Furnas Ice Cream Div. KEEN 81 SON MARKET Fine Foods nKeen Shoppers Save Underwood and Ulen Lane RUGER'S Fine Bakery Products Since 1849 Office Phone 2-4716 Residence Phone 2-4716 CAREY PRODUCTS Sullivan Sz Fortner Roofing Co. 20 South Sixteenth Street Freeman Fortner, Owner Lafayette, Indiana I ARETZ FLYING SERVICE Flight Training ARETZ AIRPORT LAFAYETTE, INDIANA fn 21,9 For expert and scientific service, have your Are you planning for the future? Stop and cleaning done at the AMERICAN LAUNDRY, learn the advantages of the LAFAYETTE 641 Main Street. BUSINESS COLLEGE. Girls! When the time comes to start your sterling, remember EISENBACH'S, Latayette's oldest and most reliable iewelers, 504 Main See the smartest in shoes at SMlTH'S, 416 Street. Main Street. Index DIVISION PAGE-FACULTY ..........,.,.................,. Administration ,..,,.,......, Counselors ......s,..... Faculty ......,..... P. T. A ............ Secretaries ......ss........,......Y.. DIVISION PAGE-STUDENTS .....,, Juniors ...........,..,.,. ,... .,.... .ss,, ..,. Junior Oilicers, Committees .....,.. Seniors ........,....,...,.....,.....,,..s, Senior Committees .....,. Senior Election ............. Sophomores ....,.,......,,s.s,s, DIVISION PAGE-CLASSES ...ss. Art Department .......,.....,...... Commercial Department ..Y........ English Department ,........,...,.,.,. .. Foreign Language Department ,,.Y...,. Home Economics Department ...,.... Industrial Arts Department ...,.,.. Mathematics Department .,....,,.. Music Department .,....,,..,,,.,....,...,s, Physical Education Department ......... Science Department ,,..,,..s.,,.,,s,, Social Studies Department ......... DIVISION PAGE-SPORTS ..,,,,v, Baseball .....,.........,...s.., Basketball-Varsity ...c. B-Team .,... Crawley, Marion .,,,..s, Coaching Staff .,,..., Cross Country ..... Doc Holliday .,.,.,.,,,.,,. Football-Varsity ...... B-Team s.,,,, Golf ,,.......,.,,.,.sI.,,,, Maiorettes ........ Managers ..,., Swimming ...,, Tennis ....... Track ..............,....,,,,,,,,,, Wrestling ...............,s...s,,, Yell Leaders-Varsity ..,,.. B-Team .... DIVISION PAGE-ACTIVITIES .....,, Around Our School ..c...... Bronchoette Gallop ..,., Homecoming Dance .....s.. Queen of Hearts Dance ....,,,. Senior Activities .....s...., Senior Play .,.,,,,,,,,,, Senior Youth Center .....,. Prom ,...,,, Page 2 16 Page 13 14- 15 17 18- 21 21 16 23 45- 49 44 25- 43 43 24 50- 55 57 58 60- 61 64- 65 70 62 63 67 66 71 59 68- 69 73 86- 87 82- 84 85 75 75 93 76 78- 80 81 95 77 76 92 94 88- 89 90- 91 77 85 97 98- 99 102 101 103 104 106-107 105 100 Index Page DIVISION PAGE-ORGANIZATIONS ...4A.. 109 A Cappella Choir ................I..I...... 110 Audio-Visual Club ...... .......... 1 18 Block Section .....,Y.,l, .--,-V- 1 12 Booster Staffs ,....,.. V...... 1 20-121 Bowling League .7.v,., .... 1 26 Bronc Hi-Y .....,..,.,.. 116 Choralairs ................. 111 Commercial Club ..............,,,. 117 Forensics ..............,.,,w................ . 114 Future Teachers of America ..,.,... 127 Girls' Advisory Council ...,......... 123 Girls' Athletic Association ....,. 133 Glee Club ..............,..........Y. .... 1 15 Hi-Tri ,,,,,,,,,,,, ,I ,,,,, ....,.. 1 28-129 J Club ....,........... . 122 Jeff Hi-Y ................ 113 Junior Red Cross ,,s,,,, 119 Latin Club ............. 125 Library Assistants ........ 138 Master Machinists .,,,,,,, 134 Nautilus Staff ......,.... 139 Radio ........s...u.s,.s,. 135 Senior Band ..,,,,,,,,,,, 131 Senior Orchestra ...,. 132 Spanish Club ....... 124 Student Council ....... .,.. 1 30 Sunshine Society ...,,.,.... .,..... . . .,..... 136-137 DIVISION PAGE-JUNIOR HIGH ..,..... 141 Durgan Boys' Glee Club ,..,..... 172 Durgan Girls' Glee Club ..s,,.,,. 172 Durgan Y-Teens ........,...,....... .... 1 73 Eighth Grade Pictures ...,..... ....... 1 53-158 Freshmen Pictures .,.,,.. 146-152 Jeff Y-Teens ,,,,,,,,,,.,,s,. ..,. 1 69 Junior Band .,..,.............. . 168 Junior High Basketball ..VY .,.. 1 65 Junior High Football ,.... ....... 1 66-167 Junior High Principals ....,. . 142 Junior High Faculty .,.,... ....... 1 43-145 Junior Hi-Y ,................. .,.. 1 68 Junior Orchestra .,....,.,....,, ....... 1 69 Seventh Grade Pictures ...,,.. ....... 1 59-164 Student Council ........,..s...,,.., .,,. 1 74 Washington Chairmen ......,.,.... . 170 Washington Junior Red Cross ...... 170 Washington Press Club ..,s....... 171 Washington Y-Teens ......,.......... 171 DIVISION PAGE-ADVERTISING ...... 175 Acknowledgments ..............s...... .... 2 18 Advertising ....Y,...... ,s...,. 1 76-215 Autographs ,,.,. ....... 2 19-220 Index .......... ....... 2 16-217 Page 217 116 Acknowledgments The T953 Nautilus staff would like to extend its thanks and appreciation to the many people who have helped to make this year's book a success. We would like to thank Paul Biehl for his willingness to take pictures and aid us at every cally Mrs. Gettings and Mrs. Zahn tor so patiently showing us our mistakes in literary workp Miss Bright and the other secretaries for helping us to take care of our book work and subscrip- tion salesf .lack Swezey of Phillips for doing such a grand job on pictures, the Lafayette Engraving Co. for its fine work on the engravingsp and the Lafayette Printing Co. for doing such an excellent fob ot printing the book. We also wish to express our gratitude to the principals for their ceaseless help and the teachers for their co- operation. The statt deeply appreciates everyone's kind assistance. Thank you. Aufographs Aufographs Q-L1 i'vi 2,5j,-T' -Fv112,':.i.1' '-Leg X ' f w - 4 ,J ,mmm -1 'wb-EX-,-f...f ' , .R .:-.L-Q Q: V4 3 f.'.ffi.w.y.-.14-1'w1'v,Qa-..f,g, wg-S 3, .mr 'fy La. 3 v. , wg'T,y?a'7i'gg ' ., K ' T ' ,4,: in-if '- .1 - 5 ' cb! ' ,, fx. ' J Jw, if j:.,3.f1 , ' M.. 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