Jefferson High School - Nautilus Yearbook (Lafayette, IN)

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Qu 12 2,2 Q ,stiff sc -, - f is Q 'fl 'l, 9 Q! VWSJQS ' e::...M cf QSSMW School Board The formal opening of the new addition marked the accumulation of the efforts of an efficient School Board to give che students of Jefferson High School the best of everything possible in facilities. The school is grateful not only for the new addition and equipment but also for the careful and successful selection of the fac- ulty. The members of the class of 1929 wish to express to the School Board their appreciation of the group of teachers who have given brighter visions and inspirations during these four years. Dau W. Simms, President W. T. Morin, Scrrvlary A. E. Malsberry, Trcaxurvr Q ii' T A .. , fwfr i ,ni '4 ,xxx Z .T 2 S ,, 5. Q, A 4 H 4 l Xi 3 1 3 1 fa S fi .1 . vgllb flwbfmn Z, Zw1,,hh, 1, 5 ...e'.:mMffd6 ,humfmf ' Page Nineteen

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gnc XT , . , S s Y J - Q N U ILUS l 5' ff Q1 wlDMln...Q.5 4 -- i Q fi ---x akvw' . Administration Superintendent A. E. Highlcy, A. B., A. M. A l t h o u g h Superintendent A. E. Highley can not often be present, the school feels the beneficial influence of his careful management. Through the Nautilus, the students offer their loy- alty to every act of his which has brought and will bring about a larger and better Jefferson High School. The hearty welcome given to Prin- cipal L. E. Singer on his return to school after a serious illness was evi- dence of the good will of the student body toward him. The ideals to which Mr. Singer aspires for Jeffer- son are of the highest educational standard. During the illness of Principal Singer, Mr. Earl Hinshaw became assistant prin- cipal. It is not easy to unexpectedly take charge of school administration but Mr. Hinshaw has won the heartiest praise and support from both students and teachers. The students have found in him not only a capable and eiiicient executive but also a very energetic leader in outside activities. Principal L. E. Singer, A. B., A. M. Assistant Principal Earl Hinshaw, A. B. i .v Mw0n,,.f mwllm-: .- s?....ulll46 -Snuilllzh i fuk: Pune Eighteen

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