Jefferson High School - Nautilus Yearbook (Lafayette, IN)

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I' . T: ,s ,. f. life lv' .ga , S V 5 The Nautilus Q. ' ., ,. ..,. , - ,.., . f ,Sf . k..' , t 'F - D :fail i ..,vv. 4 , 2 i 97.1. I - 3' 1 ab. 5 .2 S 3. f i 1 fl K: .. ,, of F 1 E ,J - a Boffom Row: Fleeger, Smith, Horan, Nisley, Surface, Moore, Bell, Sample, Kelly, Decker, Barton, Jones, I F Coomey. j '-T fi Svroml Razr: Dixon, Miller, Copsey, Taylor, Brown, Goldey, Crowe, Memmer, Murphy, Slesser, Payton, if Q Taylor, Reifenrath. 'gi i' Tbirif Rout Barnaby, trainer, VanCleave, Callahan, Wilson, Brucker, Burkenpas, Howard, Bostwick, Myers, 5 Horan, Baxter, Driscoll, trainer. ' If ' ff Z ' if E 39 Si 'E JEFFERSON, 215 WEST SIDE, 7 I' Q -Y E In the Final game of the season West Side threw a scare into the Jeff camp, holding 6 them scoreless until the fourth quarter. A long pass in the second quarter from Doug- las to Craig netted the West Siders their only touchdown. Jeff, led by Swick, got going If Q l CL in the last period to push over three counters. - -... . 16? 2 JEFFERSON, 833 KENTLAND, 6 The Bronchos took n strong liking to night football and easily downed Kentland. f, B. The eff backs tore the Kentland line into shreds and made touchdowns almost at will. ' E . . . 1 E Kentland scored their lone marker when the Jeff scrubs were sent in during the last half. 2.5,- P. 1 ' 44 Q rf, f JEFFERSON, 27g ATTICA, 0 . -if ' The Red and Black crew sank the Attica Gridders and thereby added another scalp r to their collection. The game was all Jeff from whistle to gun and Attica never threat- ened. ' 2 On'y five lecrermen returned this year but Coach Botkin turned out a team that 555 . . . . . . wa E will go down in history of Jeff as one of the greatest. Their enviable record of six 5- F victories, one tie, and one defeat has not been equalled since 1923. 1773? '6 Although only three letternnen will be back in the harness when the football call . . . . , rg'-' T 15 given, Jeff should have another winning team. The reserves from this year and the 541 able coaching of Mr. Botkin can produce nothing but a great combination. 5. .5 4 Ninety-one -. 9. 'U .J fe .Ji S 'Qi- s jf' GHZ' fo ff ag . il 4,

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