Jefferson High School - Nautilus Yearbook (Lafayette, IN)

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And Look Ahead to C Sl-JNIORS NIARTY HAUN and Belita Fannon file college catalogues as part of their jobs as scouts for the guidance counselors. line for the annual back-to-school mixer. Connie Guinnup and Joyce Ellsberry busily collect money from each pupil. ollege and Adult Life Responsibility accompanied senior superiorityg tri:idiQ tions had to be upheld and the future had tof-be' planned. It if Before classes each morning the seniors ,proudly displayed their yellow cords in the main hall. The girls, yellow trade-marks ranged from culottes and jumpers to skirts and vests, and some of the senior boys renewed the tradition of a wear-a-thon. During the basketball season, the girls occupied the coveted position in the front rows of Jellls enthusiastic Block Section while J Club members gave them vocal support. The seniors, final year at ,left was not all fun and laughter, however. The pupils needed to plan the future. Civics, a course required for graduation, had to be mastered. Term papers and other grueling assign- ments consumed their time. Challenging questions on the Scholastic Aptitude Test examined their knowledge, and college applications had to be completed. Truly, the year was decisive and exciting for the seniors. ALTHUYCH THE Noimi wnvn doth blow, Debbie Olil and Martha Frey leave school to struggle through snow drifts to their car. 3? K . A -it Page 5