Jefferson High School - Nautilus Yearbook (Lafayette, IN)

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A. E. HlGm.13Y, Szzpvrirziczzilr-rzf B. L. EMI-'NS, PP'L'SiKIl'llf L Indiana University A. B.g A. M. THE SCHOOL BOARD The schools have been under the careful and efhcient guidance of two veteran and two new school board members. A. li. Highley. Superintendent of City Schools, and Mr. B. L. llmens are well known for their loyalty and support, while the new members, Mr. H. C. Smith, llr., and Mr. M. Brush, have proved their sincere interest in the relatively short time they have served. Mr. Richard Burke served only in few months during the summer of 1931, before his death in August. The schools of Lafayette lost a true friend in the death of Mr. Burke. H. C. SMITFI, AIR., Si-rr'v1ui'.y M, II. Bltusii, Tmn1m'r 'l'l-LN

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H12 FFIEULT His education might have been bcttered but he is a man who will go to school all his life and prolit thereby, was said of XVashington in his youth. The modern youth has as a guiding light his teachers who stand wailing lor the opportunity to .iid him in his struggle. XVashington realized that forinal education may be of more immediate value and did everything in his power to aid the American youth. Ile once said, I conceive that a knowledge of books is the basis on which all other knowledge rests. As a result of such desires we now have many institutions similar to Aleilerson High School and with this advantage our Seniors are going forth better enabled to take their place in the world. Witli the line faculty and facilities which many long years of patient labor have provided, jefferson High School has and will continue to produce many men and women who will become great in their work and who will endeavor to uphold the high principles and traditions established by XVashington some twenty decades ago. Nlxr,

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Principal, Mounts E, MCCARTY .1 'x!JJ-- 'Q In thc person of Morris E. McCarty the students have a long sougiffii Ir. McCarty is a graduate of jefferson High School, received his B. S. degree from Purdue, taught two years in jeff, and above all is a local man, born and reared in Tippecanoe County. In Mr. McCarty we have an individual who is vitally concerned in the welfare of the pupils and the relation of the school and community, one who has bound Jefferson High School by a great spirit of unity and loyalty. May we not add, in paying tribute to George Washington, the Planter, that no doubt Morris McCarty, the principal, can attribute much of his suc- cess to his enthusiasm in military life, athletics, and farming. THE DEANS Each year seems to add to the duties of the deans. The lack of work has afllicted many homes in the entire country and Lafayette did not escape this misfortune. The boys and girls of these less fortunate homes are the ones who gladly express their appreciation of the extra services rendered this year through the ollices of the deans. LYNN lNllLLER Indiana University, A.B, 1 - Dean of Boys ESTIELLA KIMMIEI. X Purdue University, B.S. Dean of Girls ELEVEN