Jefferson High School - Nautilus Yearbook (Lafayette, IN)

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This journalism class is getting some xalualile experience ln' interxieuing eat-li other. , .5 gk? W . W , And! Judy Gephart. Carolyn llehler. and lionnie llanf kililiiln as Charles-n Brown. Al NlCf:'X13fl4lI'f'.BIlll Eddie l'f-arlinan apply the art of making up. Passing out the first workbook to Denny Laxton. Mrs. Betty Ads thinks, 'Tll het hes delighted to get this! as the rest of the class 1 wait their turns patiently. f English Department llid you know the everyday language we speak has lieen nained the hardest to learn of all the lfuro- pezin and Latin Ainerican languages? We spend a lile time learning to speak and use lfnglish correctly. lt seenis as though we will never learn not to split inlinitixes and dangle prcpositions. Thanks to an alert. young-thinking linglish department. we he- conie very well acquainted with hettcr lfnglish. graininar and literature. in the three years it is re- quired at jell. There are three courses ol lfnglish from which we can choose the course which lwest suits our tal- ents. They are the academic course. for those of us planning college and those ol us it ho just like ling:- lish: the general course lor those ul11S who are plan- ning a husiness career and aren't looking to college roads: and the remedial course for those nf us who need special help. Our Junior High department consists of Mrs. Can- dace Kenzler. Miss Hazel Canoe. Miss Lois Cassinan. Miss .loyce ltandall. and Miss Mary Foltz. ln the Senior High department. those it ho leach are Mrs. Belly Ade. Mr. Wlilliain lfrazer. Mrs. Marian Cct- tings. Mr. Harry llreen. Mr. Milton tlreen. Mrs. Mary Hendrickson. Mr. Charles J. Hopkins. Mr. Sterling jackson. Mrs. ,lane Xvillianis. Mrs. Katurah Wray. and Mrs. l,elah Zahn, ln addition lo the regular lfnglish schedule there are a xariety ul other special courses ollered. Coni- position and pulvlic speaking are reciinnnended for the vollesjt'-lriillllil students. htudents xsislnngr to join the newspaper stall are required ln take journalism. llraniatics and radio are also ollered for students planning to specialize in the lield of spew-li. A f 2 7, v ' 1' 4 .W ,N I . ...ff-pl: K , 21 i Hflvmtimiu ri, ii: Z 3 r5'm5'J'57 .. 4 . ' f g 2 f Maize: I z- P .3 png M 6 , R -..g,,H i Wm s-, wr l 'wi I 1 'i .Mi ff ,Mid K. s. Xzsiswwsssm HV Z A 27 ,, X

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af WZEY 1 ,, fig, , -- 49 1 wi X qw-'H, 4, 'i- . g v wg . E IZ .L.j 1 f ww, ..,, x -- X Dropping in on one ul Hr. Green! English classes. we find Steve Schnehlin. Tom Carroll. Brage Golding. Fran Cantrell. anel Sherri Cuppy imlustrinusly planning Lynn Dimwnrl. ,Xrl Freyman. and Erlrlie Pearlman observe as Madonna Bea-ht delivers her final speech. and wurking un a class project. I-tin ,ff xl ,,,,,.,.... ev my Nlre. Kvunler sliwusses a linlg li L ,,,,..f l l'Lill1l'6 with her class,

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