Jefferson High School - Nautilus Yearbook (Lafayette, IN)

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,'3f1QQ'n,-.ev 51, gl ..,., s r NL Left: Students Ellen Williams and Sandy Spencer discuss the possibility of offering a new course at Jeff. Below: Mr. Levering studies the different types of weapons used in pioneer Indiana which are displayed in the showcases by the IMC. -' it Q 3 Campbell delivers notices to the teachers' mailboxes. Middle left: Mr. Blind reads the daily announcements to the students Left: Junior Mark Wastl shares a joke with Mr. Levering in the IMC.

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lt's been an honor and a privilege to be the principal of the best high school, said Mr. William Levering. who has been principal of Jefferson for the past eight years. Mr. Levering has come to earn the respect of the students during the years he has been principal. Mr. Dennis Blind, Mr. James Murray. and Mr. Ronald Campbell also hold high positions in the Jefferson administration. Mr. Blind, assistant principal, has the endless task of coordinating the school's Administration! The ead activities. Mr. Murray. also assistant principal, has the thankless lob of coordinating the school curriculum and the difficult position of director of Book Rental. Mr. Campbell. dean of students, has the unique power of punishing those students who have earned their just rewards. Thanks to these men and their subordinates, Jefferson High School has kept functionally sound. lv: , WJ, ,,,. f- V4 1 L, 1 if 'M' , M Q5 r - R: :W . . . Z , , ,Q . , J ,V,.,. Above: Mr. Blind, asst, principal, keeps himself busy scheduling the many school activities. Top right. Mr. Levering. principal, looks over the new incoming sophomores seated in the auditorium on the first day of the i977-78 school year. Top left: Mr. Campbell. dean of students. sits in on a meeting with the North Central Evaluation team and some Jefferson teachers. 4 bi Ugqll Vi V i NM :ssff Honchos I I tes one of the many math classes at Jeff. Right: Mr. Murray. asst. principa. eva ua

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1' U 2 z T T Z? , , , ,V . li? iywi 'Q eiwwgl , Z , 2 F '15 4 ,aa ,!fM,,s.- I 1 fx 5 l ix l f V f' ,W P 4 . m,f:jJ7 'V ' wwf, .29-f - -Q --ef wi. -si 4 27' i- Tim Slopsema eagerly awaits a visit from his counselor. 'Tb' lx. . L., tb Qfiffl l 'l l , D 114m pez SRM Left to right. Mr. Frank Lane, Guidance Director: Miss Evelyn Brown, Mr. Paul Deppert. Miss Jean Hilkert. Mr. George Newell, Mr. Richard Thoennesi Mrs. Mary Ann Dye. PVE Coordinator. Counselors Guide Thru Year The Guidance Department, headed by Mr. Frank Lane, had a busy year counseling students on everything from school to personal problems. The counselors worked to place students in classes based on their ability and interests, as well as their post-graduate plans. They also advised students on college choices. as well as technical and vocational schools. Jeff's counselors were very pleased with the outcome of the College Fair held at Purdue University in October. Admission representatives were there from most colleges in lndiana to talk to students about admissions, programs and financial aid. Indiana Vocational Technical College was also represented to tell of its programs. The counselors encouraged all students and parents to attend this function. Mr. Campbell reads Miss Brown her rights. 1 Mr. Newell advises Steve Kochell on a career choice, gn-I we H ,si ,--psi .Q ? P A cl 3 t, ' f 8 it 2.3 ' +5f :33 A 9 s ff .vii I TW It 4 09'