Jefferson High School - Nautilus Yearbook (Lafayette, IN)

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PRI CIPM Mr. Lynn Miller is a native of Lafayette and attended Lafayette High School. While in high school he held the state high jump record. He came to Jeff in 1928, became Dean of Boys in 1932, and Principal in 1943. Indiana University A.B., Purdue University M.S. Mr. Millerls job is not so easy as it seems. Some of his many, many duties are: faculty meetings, long conferences with individual teach- ers or pupils, meeting with student organizations, and various co-oper- ating organizations. IIEANS ANII UHIIII STAH Left to right: Regina Schrad- er, Clerk, Lina Bright, Clerk: V. D. Montgomery, Dean of Boys, Indiana A.B., M.S.g Irma Slayback, Dean of Girls, Purdue B.S.g Mary Catherine Harrington, Clerk. Page 11

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I SllPlIllNllNlllIlIl MORRIS E. MCCARTY l l The superintendent of the Lafay- ette Public Schools received his B.S. and M.S. degrees at Purdue Univer- sity and is a graduate of jefferson High School. Before coming to jeff as principal in 1931, Mr. McCarty taught at University of Kentucky and in the Montmorenci High School. In 1932 he was made superintendent and was both superintendent and prin- cipal until 1942 when Mr. Miller was made the principal. Well-liked by the students who always find him friendly and under- standing, he gives capable advice on school matters as well as sound ad- vice on matters outside of school. SECRETARIES l Seated: Miss Dora Flatley Standing: Miss Nancy Bogan Cnow a Wavel Page 10 l

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IIIIMMEIIIIIM Seated-Left to right: Russel Bradley, Bookkeeping, Central Normal, A.B. Loyal Minier, jr., Business, E.M. College, B.A. Indiana, M.S. Standing-Left to right: James Ade, Typing, Central Normal, B.S. Charles Martin, Shorthand, Central Normal, B.S. The Commercial subjects taught at jeff are: Bookkeeping, Junior Business, Typing, Shorthand, Office Practice, and Merchandising. These prepare a student to take over trained oflice workers who must work in war plants or go into one of the services. l BUSH The English department, by emphasizing vocabulary drill, literature, spelling, and grammar, has tried to provide each student with the basic and fundamental English prin- ciples which prove so valuable in every day life. Besides the three years of required English, other courses in journalism, composition, and business English are offered. Seated-Left to right: Miss Mary Ryan, English, Purdue, B.S. Mrs. Lelah Clark, English, DePauw, A.B. Miss Mary Kennedy, English, Purdue, B.S. Miss Margaret Chenoweth, Librarian, Purdue, B.S. Standing-Left to right: Miss Anna Wood, English, State Teachers College, A.B. Miss Arlie Norman, English, Indiana, A.B. Mrs. Marian Gettings, English, Purdue, B.S. G. Earl Carroll, English, Latin, Butler, A.B. Columbia, M.A. Miss Ida Fleming, English, Indiana, A.B. V, C. Rogers, English, Louisville, A.B., M.S. Miss Lucile Fenton, English, Wheaton, A.B. Page 12