Jefferson High School - Nautilus Yearbook (Lafayette, IN)

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We Express Ourselves Through Art llavv you on-r hail tht- urgc- to Q-xprvss yoursvll in the- meilium ol inocle-rn art or in alalvhling in fingvrpainls? l or those- stuclvnts xx ho loan towarml the- rr:-atiw sitlv. jr-ll oth-rs a varic-ml course- in all phast-s of art work. Art tomlay is important in the Ht-lil of husinc-ss. litlllllll4'l'l'llll artists. alraltsmvn. anal srulptors. as in-II as paints-rs anil inte-rior ilvroralors. arm- in-e-civil to till xaranvie-s that twist in lht-sv artistic' fir-lils. The qualilivalions tn'i'm'ssary to apply lor the-sc' von-tm-cl positions are- tall-nt. imagination. anml amhition. 'l'ht- hasim' art voursos are- a llt't'l'SSily lor thosv who arm- planning to apply for ont' of thvsm- artistim' rovations. ,lm-ll stutlvnts also put thi-ir crvatiw tale-nts to work lor thi- lwttvrinvnt Ul.S1'llUUl aml vommunity. Posters warning against tht- ilange-rs of ilwklvss ilriving. hi-axy clrinlxing. antl the pvrils of aclmlivtion to nar- votivs haw prou-il to lw vile-vtiw mm-ans of tlisplay- ing artisliv tale-nts while he-lping the 4-ommunily. Stutlvuts also put to usc- their arlistir ahilitivs on suvh itvms as mlisplay vast-s. room mlvvorations ancl clvcorating votive- vups for tlw te-ar'lwrs, loungf-. Yliss Kivnly. art tcarlwr. points out tht- proper tm-vliuiipiv for rung wwatiu- artists hy tht' slutly of paintings. Uur Working Days Begin Earl .luely lialtlisiu vhats to a le-lion 1'lt'l'lx at the lfasliiou. Nlr, lrlllvr. ll. t,. lu. t.o,ortl1uator. thsvussvs with Nlr. lfloyil of tht- l,alaicttv lraflvi' the work of llhvt King. llo you ran' to 1-arn ishilv you le-arn? This ye-at ji-ll ollvrs a nc-w program that vnahlm-s stuclm-nts to i'vm-viw on-the-jolt training while- 4-arning a salary. ll. C. l'i.-llivcwsitivcl Co-ops-ratiu' lftlurationssis a program clvsiguvml to pre-parv lvoys anfl girls lol the-ir xovational life. lt ollc-rs training in almost any fivltl in whit-h tht- stuclvnt shows an int:-ri-st. namvly from cle-nlists to tlvpartmc-nt stores. from lilling sta- tions to ratlio shops. This program is f'SlH't'l2lllN th-- signwl for tht- stuilc-nt who clom-suit plan lo l'lllt'l i-ollc-ge.

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Members of the se-wing rlass work industriously to muster thx- fundamental sewing skills. We Prepare o Be Tomorrow 's Homemakers The aim of every future honieniaker is to manage a home ellis-iently. 'l'ho varied courses in the Jeff llonlclnaking l,t'lJkll'ltllPlllL will aid students in reach- ing this goal. Have- you ever marveled at the llully softness of your mother's lemon lI1lfl'lIlgl1t! pie? You too, with pl'a4'tire. can duplicate your molher's halting skills. Under the supervision of Mrs. Horner in Foods l, or Miss l'ureifull in Foods II and III. you too will learn these teclmiques plus tips on tahle decorating and placement of dishes and silver. Children no longer prove a nuisance when their point of view is understood. This is shown through the study of vhilflren in the Home Nursing Course taught hy Miss Grishaw. Red Cross training, princi- ples of first aid. and care of vonvaleseents are also included in this C0llI'Sl'. Sewing: classes, under the direction of Mrs. Horn- er and Miss Grishaw, help the girls become zu'- quainted with the up-to-date fashions through four different courses. Sewing can he so much fun. and it is economical too, if one knows how to sew. Page 24 .lutly Tliayer. Sue llurtlin, and l'auletIe Sehrum so-em In In enjoying their sc-lf-prepared meal.

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Wllll Jim think the- nunu-rn .lan-lt-mi lintl tln- part-. We Learn unctions Uf Our Bodies, Minds . . . Kt1ttWlIlfL nurst-lu-s is us important in our growing: yvars as knnwing tht- fumlainvntals uf algfrlira nr lfnglisll. ,lvlt 4-mlvumrs to nwet all the nevtls nf its slutlc--nts mul olfr-rs at Girls' and Boys' Hvalth anal Sufi-ty rlass :mtl u t'Hlll'St' in l3i'ix'ers' rlxl'ZllIllllg. wllivll not only tc-'ut'l1vs the stutlcnt the correct mctlunl of clriving lvut alsn svlf-4-mwtlinatiuii ancl niaturu think- ing. 'l'lirmi. rms. gn. tmrfi arm' inure than rhyming wrlms. If jtbll-Vt' 1-mnplutt-cl u svnwstvr course of lloaltli anal Safety. inn will knuw that tlwst- art- llltf sc-qnvm-v ul 1-mnmuntls for aiding a rlruwning: xivtim. This untl niuny 1-vt-rytlay situations are alis- cussml anal sulwtl in llw Buys' and Girls' Hvaltli ancl Salvty vlum-S. '.,...iiL. ., 5' 11 1 v an Jrfl-X vfy, 4 Nlrs. Emily Price. Hills ltt-ulth tm-an-ln-r. uaks Marilyn Uslr ling lu rt-rite thc parts of the pvrniunr-nt tnntli. Xlr. llren-n. lll'lY4'l's. training le-urln-l'. 1-xplains tht- lmrvlmn- ins of tln- in-w training cur isliilr Roy ,Xlpe-r, Toni Nlillvr, :intl Diana llruy oliss-rve. Page 26 Nlr. lll'Ylllt' xlilfllll tll4t'tlS-is n nunn-S of llu- ltjtilllltl font lmnt - as Ilult- .luvlwun :mtl lfelclu