Jefferson High School - Nautilus Yearbook (Lafayette, IN)

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Slill Cl Left to right: Luther Troutman, Chemistry, Indiana State Teachers, A.B. M. C. Marshall, Biology, Hanover, B.S. Miss Mabel Beaver, Geography, Indiana, A.B. Ralph Peck, Physics, Indiana, A.B., M.S. Miss Valley Boyer, Biology, Purdue, B.S. The students of Jefferson are being taught the basic fundamentals of science. Today there are many students in the Army and Navy and on the home front who are utilizing their training received in physics, chemistry, meteorology, and biology. On the home front students are applying their various science courses in business and industry. SIIIIIM STUDIES Social Studies includes six subjects: World History, American History, Latin-American History, Civics, Economics, and Sociology. So as we take these subjects we are presented the opportunity of learning to help our government after the present conflict is over. Seated-Left to right: Miss Wilma Fletemeyer, History, Purdue, A.B., M.S. Miss Vera Schaaf, History, Purdue, B.S. Michigan, M.A. Standing-Lelt to right: A. W. Maurer, History, State Teachers, A.B. Raymond Bender, History Wabash, B.A. Heber Short, Economics, Central Normal, A.B. Indiana, M.S. G. W. Rowe, Sociology, Wabash, A.B. Page 16

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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

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SCH00l URSE Mrs. Sarah Haun, School Nurse, City Hospital, Indianapolis, Registered Nurse The school nurse heads the health activities in Jefferson High School as well as all the city schools. Students consult the nurse when ill or in case of accidents. The nurse is assisted by the school doctor in arranging school health clinics. ATIENDANCI UFFICER The attendance officer is the link between the school and the home of students who have numerous unnecessary absences. Working permits are obtained from the attendance office. Welfare work is also looked after by this department with the help of the deans. Mrs. Betty Torrcnga, Attendance Officer, Purdue, B.S. Page IT