Lafayette Central High School - Leaves of Lafayette Yearbook (Roanoke, IN)

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'N K. Y' 5, t 1 . . . ----: I., Q waz. ' C P Q 1 :gpg Of A -M., t ff' 1' 1 -...ik The first day of Driver Training Class brought forth many questions. Gloria Faust and Marian Topp are very concerned over the identity of a certain little gadget. Mr. Kline in- sisted that it was the carburetor, In mall Classes Each Takes a Greater Part . 7 '7-xt . If u f 'Q A , it lf' These seventh graders, Mark Burley, Emilie Lovell. There are blunders in the numbers. but Miss Christ Dick Denney, and Jim Rupert, are studying the geo- will straighten out Colleen Moore. I wonder if Gary graphical features 0f Europe, flall Hrzzfl Betty Reddill HTC having tI'0l1lJl6 with illeil' essons.

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Q51 L 's ,V 9 .mink - Y xdrgy, xligfif- 7 Larry Duhamell, Bob Ripley, and Nancy Hitzfield seem amused as Mr. Karns tells the fc f 0 S: biology class the odd sounding Latin names of these butterflies. I fp ln art class Bud Kirchner, Bob Carroll, and Marian Topp are working on still life charcoal drawings, while Donna Cundy is thinking.

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'1 . K X Wendell Parks, Mary Lou Johnson. and Janet Sink are finding that it is not so easy to solve for an un known which is just one of the many labors performed in algebra class. ff? These seniors Nancy Bermes Wally Beard Janice Blauser, Bud Kirchner. and Bob Brad bury are learning in Government class the serious business of their privileges and oblxga Some day, Tom Dahlkamp will fol- low in Herman Hammer's steps and make a fine table too. Shop is not as easy as people thinkg there is a lot of work connected with making a project. fr X.f g uq..',,X