Jefferson High School - Nautilus Yearbook (Lafayette, IN)

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School Mr. J. Russell Hiatt is superintendent of the Lafayette Schools. Mr. Hiatt's duties are to carry out the policies ot the school board, recommend policies to the board, recommend hiring of teachers, help the school board with new school problems and act as the public relations man of the school city. The Board of Education includes Mr. Russell Davis, president, Mr. George De- Vault, treasurer, Mr. Gray LeVitt, secre- tary, Mr. Harry Schultz and Mr. Harry Murphy. Mr. Glen Armstrong is the school city's attorney. With Mr. Hiatt these men give their time and energy to keep our schools running smoothly. The school board's duties are to appoint a superin- tendent of schools, determine and fix the policies ot the school, set the school budget and determine what new schools shall be built. Mr. Lynn Miller, principal, has many important responsibilities. One of these is his dealings with public relations. Also Mr. Miller is in charge of athletics, the curriculum, supervision of instruction and enrollment ot our school. Vice-principal, Mr. V. D. Montgomery, is in charge of disciplinary action, acts as principal when the principal is away, has charge of the general office and is in charge ot attendance. SCHOOL BOARD Seated: Mr. George DeVault, treasurer, Mr. Rus Davis, president, Mr. Gray LeVitt, secretary. sell MR. J. RUSSELL HIATT Superintendent Ball State Teachers, B.S. Indiana, M.S. Mr. Karl Lelifler, vocational co-ordinator, Mr. Harold Standing: Mr. Harry Schultz, Mr. Glen Armstrong, Askren, vocational director, Mr. V. D. Montgomery, school attorney, Mr. Harry Murphy. vice-principal.

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MR. LYNN MILLER Principal Indiana, A.B. Purdue, M.S. Administration Vocational director is Mr. Harolcl Askren, and vocational co-ordinator is Mr. Karl LeFfler. Their job is to supply all students who are not going to college with an adequate vocational course. Mr. Glen Gorman, superintendent of the physical plant, and Mr. Albert Critser, maintenance superintendent, are a part of our administration which keeps .letter- son the school it is. Their iob are as their titles imply. Nurses are very essential to a school. The school health service provides a planned program for the health of the students. Physical examinations, hearing and eye tests, chest X-rays and tubercu- losis patch tests help provide protection against defects in health. Our school nurses, Mrs. Pauline Gilmer, Mrs. Lydia Farmer and Miss Louise Wright, are pre- pared for any accident or sudden illness that may occur. Mrs. Betty Torrenga is attendance of- ficerof Jeff. It is her duty to see that students are not absent from school due to anything but illness, or for some other legitimate reason with an excuse from the parents. These administrators are like a team, working together to achieve the goal of a perfected school. Mr Albert Critser, Mr. Glen Garmen, Miss L. Wright, Mrs. B. Torrenga, superintendent of the physical plant. Mrs. P. Gilmer, Mrs. L. Farmer.