Jefferson High School - Nautilus Yearbook (Lafayette, IN)

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The Nautilus SENIOR BASKETBALL CAPTAINS Top: McN11ry, Cnsad, XVeedon. Bntlum: Deerr, Galbraith, Cox, Bauer. NVcin, Boys, Intramural Basketball ,lUNlOR BASKliTBAl.l, CAPTAlNS Top: Dixon, Norqucst. Boonc. Anderson, Koning, Golf, xY,IlIlilI'lS. Bnffum: Ovcrnun, Bell, Blistain, Kurty, Gamso. Hcllwig, Goff, Grail. UHClLlUl1IrL'1lfnlL r+f9 '1 fg- . -Q -iff! Q :' Eiii -,E ,fn -, 4 1-53 ,v , :fi , CFI F5 LJ- i, 5' '1 -,L 1 585' N Q E152 I i A. .f Lv , rs 1 ' ,lv 'N-f 1 F wx- V 5 , af. m h gif H I4 -an , - ffgi' Q, 3-'Sz ' : ml - ' ' 35 3 3 T5-ii' x 5-4:31. 5.11 P X '23 ' 1 -.I-SL 1 : F- W 1 'fir 1 f C N- . 1 flflg .V ,Hr 3,,'-: 5 'ff YJ 1'iQ 5' 2 53 Q N Ln f--3 L. 'KK-12' 51 .Pai al -11.-f ' - ,gif-7.3 ' 4 ff 921 K KJ? -1 5,-4, : 51255 , , ,,4:ff U .f ,mf N ' iff' 5.1:-' ' , ,315 : . -117 ' aff, :I Q51 if ,ikg : .. 35, : J L ,ff 'X 2.-1' rx V, -QS, Q f ,Lhgl V 'ix J ilfi? '. fri' ' ' fir? ' 7 'EAL -' ,Q 1--. -. l+f??w , Q.-P., ,- X -M. ,. .. P-'ff ' '. -Q.. .v Q:-Q 1 1 u ' tv, I rfff' 1 ,Q. if 3 L'-rf 15:7 2 QQQ 3 Va, Lgjif , , si-I I 59 .Tiff , 3. iff: 1 ffs ,'7T5,: ' 5' rg- l bf ,,. Fai 4 MHZ ' il W H all-'J fl Q51 l 3? ia: Q pl 'rfgffl f. 1..- , , f fl flkigl '-4 r-7 fi 'ul if! J ,I LAC ' 1: .pf-1 l nf Via? Us -M55 'Cwl an 3f:1,T,l 51 41 f 53 'Cl ik Y' A

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-f v' 'Y isf -2. jr 1 .' 3 . 'I 1 ?1. 0.' N . J 'Zz' 45?- -Qlii if 1 'n I f Th rfb mu. I I rg, ' L . . ,u '37 ' I i . 1 . ff 'IA' ' +?. 1-4 . ,,e A i -.,1 .if .9 ff .t gif .. Ji , Pi er' - Sv t ., :1 - 1 .1 .' I' fl .1 x! - u'. l .gr -I- . - I 1- r .:' S ,. . t .S Us .. W: 1 ,? 1 '12 H gf. -lu .7 ., .f P . .Al ,I 4-t J NJ. ,.,,, X.. 1 '- 1-, V -.4 .acl 5, . Mr 3' ' L. 'A 'ik The Nautilus FOOTBALL CAPTAINS Toll: Cooper, Bouher, Lehnen, Schnarr, Osteimer, Boone, Yeater. Bolfom: Herrod, Horwitz, Cox-Captain, Cavanaugh, Bauer, Shambaugh. BOYS' INTRAMURAL ATHLETICS The continually increasing interest in intramural athletics, particularly basketball, has placed this activity at the head of the list in popularity. Sixty players signed up in the football league and ISO in the junior and senior basketball leagues. The winning team in the football league is decided by elimination contests while in basketball the percentage of games won is the basis. Football games were played after school hours at the close of the football season while the basketball games are played in the gymnasium during the noon hour throughout the basketball season. The basketball contests are particularly hard fought and some excellent material is discovered. Awards are made to the winning teams in both sports and also the eight players in each league who are most outstanding in both ability and sportsmanship. Mr. Miller and Mr. Peck are in charge. SENIOR LEAGUE TOURNEY McNary , , 12 L Wein 10 L McNary ..,. ..... 4 Anderson .. , S Anderson . , ., .. 9 Anderson H h 5 Weedon , . 8 Champ Casad .. .... 2 f Deerr COX V 8 Cox ,. ..,. . 9 Deerr ,, 21 Deerr .. ...,14 Deen- I U-----11 Bauer . ., ,, 6 Onc hfzmrlrefl

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'P .1- ... 4 -'ia uv. T ,gs f?,fZ .FF ti... A . I A? ' - Z '. .- 1' ' 1... si .4 ' . 1.1- ..,'. -'-r. -Ei. an : a E - .,s 7:9 1 -. at 5 ,g ..,r hi 1 . 1 .S- . f 'rl -I L .-4 . ft 6 1 . -Q' ' . :PL .., .vs .- I 4 ,. . . .ff '31 7 251 . .E :Z . rj L I -ii- .5 . rf' K P i ff. ' 4 -' I- -u 1 a -4. r' ' 57 . 3: ,tg .Q -5, 5- ., ff! ' P - 'L 'An .., 1 --f ls e G 174 V -34 a r . v 3 ez I1 f The Nautilus Girls' Intramural Athletics Basketball began far back in history. It has progressed rapidly and gained in popularity until now it is considered one of the most profitable, successful, and highly patornized sports of the present day. The winner of last year's color tournament was the yellow team with Vivian Miller as captain. This year twice as many girls came out for this sport and attended every practice. The requirements for these teams were-good report from heart exam- ination and no girl should miss over two practices. The class tournaments extended over a period of three weeks, using Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday evenings for the practices. There was also a class tournament, the winner of the class and color tourna- ments played a game for the gym exhibition. Basketball is wholly a winter sport, extending over a period of three months. , The tumble-team, or the J Tumblers, is an organization of girls who banded with Miss Aldridge, physical education teacher, as the coach and instructor. This is the one activity which lasts the year around, and is also the most popular of intra-mural courses in Jeff. There is a maximum of twenty-five on this team with a waiting list always at hand. This group of girls meet every Monday evening. They have from time to time given programs at different festivals, being applauded loudly for their accomplishments. In the annual exhibition all of the classes give one or more per- farmances with specialties by the different members of the tumble-team. . We have no scheduled spring sport. Tennis is offered in the classes, and is now being used as an extra-curricular sport. Baseball is practiced to some extent. Volley-ball was taken up this year by quite a few girls with a successful tourna- ment at the end of the three weeks of preliminary practice. There were six color teams in this tournament, with Marjorie Connell's team as the winner. MISS STEPHENS MISS ALDRIDGE um'liuniI1'vtlt1rO