Jefferson High School - Nautilus Yearbook (Lafayette, IN)

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.l'1 , a.if.i3... -1. Coach Botkin CU.lCll XVCbb Coaches Mr. Alva O. Botkin, experienced his initial year as head coach of the Jefferson Ath- letic teams, and has proved himself remarkably eiiicient in both the coaching depart- ment and in his excellent management of the gym classes. Coach Botkin made himself popular with both the teams and fans when assistant coach under Mr. Grogan, and is doubly so now. Mr. Webb is the quiet mannered man who has just passed his first year .is assistant coach at Jeff. He had full charge of the football and basketball second teams, and the track team, and certainly developed .1 lively bunch of hard-hitting gridders and fast working hardwood men. Welcome, Mr. Webb! ATHLETIC BOARD The Athletic Board of Jefferson is to be commended on the principles upon which they stand, and on the way in which they support these principles. Never before has jeff had a finer group of members or sponsors, or an assembly better qualified for an Athletic Board. The Board consists of Max McLean, president, Reed Keller, vice-president, Charles Martin, secretary, and Harold Beeler and Pat Coomey, members at large, and is spon- sored by the following members of the faculty: Messrs. McCarty, Webb, Botkin, and Peebles, and Miss Rothrock. It has been the aim of the Jeff Board, this year as in other past years, to create and maintain throughout the school and community, a high standard of sportsmanship. They have accomplished this by giving their extended efforts toward creating a keener sense of fairness on the part of the rooters at the games, and by instructing the players in good, clean playing. Besides extending throughout the school and community this Hner sense of sports- manship, the Board has also accomplished other feats. They have advertised the games all over town, and stimulated the interest of all the students of jeff and all the loyal residents of Lafayette. Furthermore, it was mainly through their efforts and coopera- tion that the season books of the games were printed, and sold to students and other rooters at nominal costs. The Athletic Association has also seen to the purchase of splendid athletic equipment for the boys on our teams, and with the fine spirit and cooperation that they have shown, how could Jeff be other than well represented in the high schools of the State? Page Ninety-stweza il 'l 1 E 'W , r- W fx x 2. ' ,V+ .fa ,

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