University High School - Jordannus Yearbook (Bloomington, IN)

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Autographs Everyone wishing to announce his candidacy for President of the United States, please sign here. Democrats Republicans { All Others Page twenty-three

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Seniors BOB TURFLI NCER General Stage Staff. PATTY LOU WINCERT Academic Jordannus Staff; National Honor Society; Student Council Committee; Thespians; Quad Staff; President Girl Reserves, 4; President Dramatics Club, 3; Spring Fever . ROBERT WYATT Academic Basketball; Cliocrat Club; Cadet Teacher. Early in the spring of their junior year, nearly fifty students began to make plans for their senior year ' s activities by electing the following leaders: Ralph Prickett, President; Bill Leonard, Vice-President; Marilyn Seward, Sec- retary; Bill Sanders, Treasurer; Mrs. Spray, Mr. Murray, and Miss Alexander sponsors; Anne Hendricks and John Murray, editor and business manager of the Jordannus. To honor the outgoing class of ' 39 the juniors staged in the gym the Adios , the highlight of which was the announcement of the Junior Prom Queen, Susanne Cavit. The class of ' 40 elected Mr. Barkes as sponsor upon the resignations of Mrs. Spray and Mr. Murray. Several social affairs followed, and the plans for the jordannus got un- der-way. Offering the school a new high in comedy, the class of ' 40 presented Spring Fever , a three-act farce, on November 30 and December 1 . Shortly afterwards, the Jordannus subscription campaign was launched by a convocation. Also, about this time the class cooperated in a magazine- selling campaign to raise necessary funds. In March the class gave a carnival. The numerous booths attracted many people, and the project proved well worth the time. The month of May saw many events come and go — the annual Junior-Senior banquet and prom, the unforgettable Class Day exercises, and the distribution of the long awaited Jordannus. The school year 1940 was climaxed by the solemn Baccalaureate services and the distribution of the diplomas, the crowning event of four active and industrious high school years. Page twenty-two

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Juniors JA j Row I (left to right) : Jea wether, Henry Lucas, Mary FrancTs Row II: Ruby Graebe, Leon Hea Eddie Hamilton, Peggy McDonald, La Row III: Warren Aynes, Dot Moor Emig, Phillip Foley, Mable Ruth Poster, JT Row I: Virginia Shertzer, Bill Wesner Belty Sundermeir, Charles Weatherwax, Mary Robbins, Tom Harbaugh, Marie Sarber, Jack Hettle, Audrey Belle Young. Row II: Anna Lee Rogers, Jim Whaley, Margaret Noland, Darrel Warren, Dorothy Woodward, Prank Zeller, Marianne Wiseman, Carl Pearson, Joe Poling. Row III: Maxine Price, Jennings Stiles, Mary Virginia Turner, David Swa ' rtz, Henrietta Parrish, Dick Stull, Charles Henry, Barbara Pless, Jimmy Woolery. Page twenty-jour