West Lafayette High School - Scarlet and Gray Yearbook (West Lafayette, IN)

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SCABLETTE STAFF Edttor IH chlel Dorothy Ayres As octate ed1to s Mary Bayley Bob Nlchols V1v1an York lews ed1tors Georglanne May Al1ce Taylor Meredtth Hunt News ta Mary Slcer Ioyce Bedell Ruth Enos Elatne Fltes Charles Moore Dwtght Scarseth Catherlne Clark Susan Keller Ioanne Newmark Al1ce Hadley Lydta Helm Bob Bloss Beverly McBee Ann Brundage Bob Krlebel Shtrley Redtger Carol Snelling Ilm Keattng Mary Ann Kettelhut Pat Albyerg Ioanna Dlenhart Sara Selby Lynn Cason Carol Hudlow L1nda Speer Features ed1tors Mary Ann Kettelhut Beverly McBee Fea ures staff Sara Selby Cathertne Clark Ioan Bradley Helen Gexger Ann Brundage Al1ce Taylor Ierry Maddox Ted Kmght Ruth Ann Parklnson Sue McMullen Iuhe Thompson Ruth Enos Meredlth Hunt Georglanne May Al1ce Hadley L1nda Barrett Ianlce Allendutt Arthur KOSHIQ Ilm Keatmg Lyd1a He1m Arlene Marasco Mary Slcer Dwtght Scarseth Ioanne Newmark Bob Sommer Sports edltors Bob Krrebel Dwlght Scarseth Sports stall Don Klrnker Charles Moore I1m Allen Ilm Eaton Bob Bloss Pat Bartlett Tom Welton Lynn Cason Photography edttors Don Trenkle lack Bundy Pro1ects edltor Forrest Horn Art edltor Al1ce Hadley Art staff Forrest Horn Ierry Maddox Busmess manager Dean DAoust Crrculatton manager Ruth Ann Parkmson Clrculatton staf Elaine Frtes Nancy Henderson Itm Allen Drck Allen Arlene Marasco Cather1ne Clark Iudy Eaton I.yd1a Helm Iohn Letforge Aavert1s1ng manager Pat Bartlett Advertlsmg sta Susan Keller Mary Ann Kettelhut Al1ce Taylor Mary Lou Daane Ianlce Allendutl Mrke lohnson Ioanne Cowell lun1or I-llgh edttor Paula Alexander lunxor Hrgh staff Sue Baker Margaret Ann Freeman Peter McClure Tom Dolllng Sro or Ellt Hopkm u I :salma ll' ,,.-fx N,-QC S-3 H. TOP STANDING I to r Associate Ld1tors V1v1an York Bob Nlchols and Mary Bayley and Spon or Mr Hopkms SEATED Ed1tor Dorothy Ayres CENTER STANDING I to r Art Edrtor Al1ce Hadley Ctrculatton Ldltor Buth Ann Parkmson Photography Edltor Don Trenkle Act1v1t1es tgdltor Mason Yearlan Adverttslng Manager Pat Bartlett and Protects Edltor Forrest Horn SLATED Busmes Manager Deane DAoust BOTTOM STANDING I to r News Ed1tor Meredlth Hunt Sports Edttors Bob K 1ebel and Dwtght Scarseth Features Edttor Mary Ann Kettelhut News Edrtor Georqlan e Mav ana Al1ce Taylor and Feature Bch or Be erly McI'ee I ll N s ' ' r ,X ,Q - - V ' - . I .I s If ' , , ' . . X , , 7' A ' , , , , Kg V I 1 , sl . . ' ' Dt , Y , ,X , . ' , A . ' s Q 5 Activities editor, , , Mason Yearian 4 1- . . V . . V Y V . , I 4 Q I ' n . , ' ' Y fl ' ' lt, ,, , , I ' s ,-7 X f I V W 4 ' I .Tx I , s , ' . 1 ' . I nfs 's '.3 I I 4 V 5 ' ' I ' ' ll V - -.I .- ui

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the Scarlette vo1ce of the body Like the voice of the human body, the Scarlette has been the spokes- man of our school. Clearly and strongly it has voiced opinions on policy, a gymeauditorium, the cafeteria improvement program, the Honor Society, the Christmas seals, polio, and Red Cross drives, the Clothes for Bremen drive, and other important topics. The Scarlette has recorded outstanding events of the school year-e the tourneys, the basketball and football games, the HifY, Girls' Club, and Ahea dances, dinners and meetings, the Iunior Class, Senior Class and Speech Arts plays, and scholarship and contest winners. The Scarlette has recognized unusual ability or high achievement in the column, The Scarlette Congratulatesf' Outstanding seniors have been featured in Big Shots. Modern music has been discussed in Ulazz Mood, and sports have been thoroughly covered in Sports- lights. lournalism, a new subject this last year, helped prepare students for the difficult task of writing, editing, and making up the Scarlette. Under the guidance of Mr. Ellis Hopkins, sponsor, and Dorothy Ayres, editor, the two staffs published twelve issues during the year. There are many highlights that the staffs will remember. They will recall the tirst issue which was put together during the sultry days of August so that it could be distributed along with schedules on the first day of school in September. They will remember the big Christmas issue that contained the prize-winning stories, poems, and essays of the annual Scarlette Christmas composition contest, They will remember with a smile the carnival foolishness in the big April Fools issue, Perhaps the seniors will recall with a slight note of sadness the last issue that they worked on, the May l9 issue. The juniors may remember the enthusiasm that they displayed on their first issue, the Iune 9 issue, which was put out by the l95O-Sl staff, We, the Scarlette staff of l949-50, are deeply indebted to the Lafayette Printing Company, who printed the paper, for their service, co-opera- tion, and advice, to Prof. Gretchen A. Kemp of lndiana University for her ideas and advice which greatly aided and improved our publica- tion, and to Ellis Hopkins, who, as sponsor, was instrumental in the publishing of the paper

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Mrss Ruth Smks sponsor and edltors of the Ctrcula tron and Advertlslng Staffs l to r loan Bradley Adver ttsmg Ruth Ann Parkrnson Ctrculatlon Nancy l-lender on Advert1s1na Beverly McBee Advertt mg and Altce Taylor C rculatlon the scarlet and gray for your memor1es Georg1anne May Edrtor of the Scarlet and Gray I Desprte moments of pamc over mountamous brlls and frequent prlgrlmages to Photo Art Studlos the Class of lQ5U has fmally produced an annual Whenever th1s year s semors see the srlver and red cove of our l950 SCARLET AND GRAY they wlll remember the mad rush to fmtsh the copy and to get all the ptctures tn to the engraver by the deadllne They wrll remember the hard work tt took to sell enough ads to meet expenses lt was Just as hard work drawmg dlagrams of the ads for the pnnters to followl The crrculatlon staff can never forget the schemes they thought up to sell annuals, annuals, and more annuals Remember Hey, Bess, don't be a mess get your annual before tt goes to press '9 What can l say about the lndustnal Arts Department? ls thts good Engl1sh'? ' How do l type thts? Questtons hke these plagued the copy Wrlters, along wrth the headache of puttmg correct names under prctures, wrttmg and rewrrtmg the copy, proofmg the typed sheets these tasks were among the many that confronted the ltterary staffs Abstract desrgns and rudrments of posmg prctures and placmg them on the page were problems of the Art Staff One of therr btggest tobs was helpmg plan the dummy, whlch set down the exact deslgn of each page tn the SCARLET AND GRAY ,A 3 I 2 35 t Q L- i ' i f td .V Q iv Q' I' yi H my , A - 5 WB' 5 J f R-L 5 ': 4. , . t , . , . I . T