Jefferson High School - Nautilus Yearbook (Lafayette, IN)

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I IIIISTRIM ARIS L' '- Left to right: Gerald Hitchings, General Shop and Drawing, Purdue, A.B. J. R. Hammond, Woodworking, Purdue Indiana State Teachers Harry Taylor, Mechanical Drawing Purdue Stout Institute Harold Wills Purdue Butler Elbert Morgan Indiana State, B.S. The machine shop classes have just finished their first year with the new machinery delivered at the beginning of the school year. The students have received valuable train- ing and many man hours of labor were saved by having this new addition. MATHEMATICS Some of the many mathematic courses are: algebra, plane and solid geometry, trigo- nometry, and business arithmetic. After this war with the basic knowledge of math, many of us will be capable of doing our part toward bettering conditions and making this a wonderful land to live in. Seated-Left to right: - - I- MN- Miss Ruth Sexton, Mathematics, Purdue, B.S., M.S. Miss Mary Seever, Mathematics, Indiana State Teachers, A.B. Miss Elizabeth Rothrock, Mathematics, Indiana, A.B. Standing-Left to right: Clarence Lane, Mathematics, Indiana, A.B. Purdue, M.S. David Bonham, Mathematics, Indiana State Teachers, B.S. Purdue, M.S. George Kenzler, Mathematics, Purdue, B.S., M.S. Milton Leverenz, Mathematics, Purdue, B.S., M.S. Y, Page l-1

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FUREIGN lANGUAGl Seated: Miss May Hanna, Latin, Indiana, A.B. Standing.- Miss Brita Kraepelien, Spanish, Purdue, B.S. Foreign language is a study of the foundation of much that is permanent in our lives It reiiects the culture, history and customs of the great nations and furnishes the basis of our laws, government, language and literature. Through its mastery habits of concen tration, reasoned thinking and critical judgment are acquired. HUME ECU UMICS Home Economics is a science and art dealing with home-making and the relation of the home to the community. This is what the girls and boys who take Home Economics at jeff are learning. They are prepared to conserve food and clothing, how to fix well balanced, energy building meals from unrationed and less vital foods, and meet emer gencies which happen in the home every day. Seated--Lclt to right: Miss janet Ferguson, Foods, Indiana State Teachers, B.S Miss Gleela Ratcliffe, Home Economics, Purdue, B.S., M.S. Miss Ruth Davis, Sewing, University of Wyoming, B.S Purdue, M.S. Page V5

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MUSHIand ART I , l S eated .' Miss Camilla White, Music, Purdue, B.S. Standing-Left to right: Miss Cveorgiana Kienly. Art, Indiana, B.P.S.M. J. C. Lucas, Band, Ball State Without music and art this world would certainly be a very dull place. At Jeff, Miss White and J. C. Lucas remedy this by having the glee club or mixed chorus with the accompaniment of the band or orchestra perform at our convocations. Miss Kienly has gay posters in the bulletin cases and on doorways on special occasions. PHYSICAl lDUCAlI0 Physical education promotes athletic activities for girls and boys in order to increase interest in athletics, to set a high standard of sportsmanship and wholesome living. The program consists of activities which will develop endurance, stamina, and skill. The following are included: gymnastics, rhythmic activities, relays, calisthenics, hiking, obstacle races, volleyball, basketball, soccer, Held ball, speed-ball, football, and baseball. Left to right: James Lyboult, Assistant Coach, Purdue, B.S. Marion Crawley, Coach, DePauw, A.B. Columbia, A.M. Miss Lucille Anderson, Physical Education for Girls, Purdue, B.S. Columbia, M.S. Orval Martin, Track, Purdue, B.S. Pane I5