Jefferson High School - Nautilus Yearbook (Lafayette, IN)

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M ' tf I IT ••» ncnii levin ? y Cjxceue ence Table of Contents THEME 3 ACTIVITIES 9 ACADEMICS 19 ORGANIZATIONS 39 ATHLETICS 83 PERSONALITIES 107 The desire for excellence has been shown in nearly every phase of Jefferson High School this year. School spirit was much stronger as the students upheld the reputation of Jeff by doing their very best as a group. The teachers, too, did all that they possibly could to make pupils realize their own potential and to help them learn how to use this potential most effectively. New courses, new textbooks and new equipment aided the teacher in this task. As individuals the students set their goals high and then worked their way slowly up. The underclassmen formed their own ideas of what their senior year will be like, and the seniors strove to improve themselves and get ready for the lives of college students. The school building itself had many improve- ments made which changed classroom, lunch- room, and extra-curricular activity. Each of these had a very definite effect on the excel- lence which Jeff hopes to achieve.

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Members of the Class of ' 67 Begin These pupils received the ten highest indexes in the Hall, Charles Deur, Doug Mansfield, Kate McQueen, Lo- senior class: Camila Carter, Larry Korschot, Marilee well Shonk, Gary Wright, Paul Bergren, Becky Yundt. Harry Bradway prepares Junior Achievers Sue Drum- John Scheumann, Mark Strader, Coach Pat McCaffry, mer, Kyle Loy for Hometown Newsmakers agenda. Mike Aldridge, and John Kemble proudly display their