Lafayette High School - Bobcat Yearbook (Lafayette, CO)

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. Q very ut tiling ruff: ROW I: S. Hurt, M. Manners, M, Waneka, D. Smith, L. Fisher, S. Kelly, J. Musk, ROW II: Mr. Hagan, C. Kissinger, J. Dodds, G. Williams, J. Yoshihara, E. Pierson, G. Lopez, R. Zabler. ROW III: R. Takahashi, D. Betz, L. Kuncis, L. Switzer, R, Casias, C. Bagdonas. llfiffx. ,'.- F KAY KILKER Second Semester Vice-President The Student Council inaugurated the Color Day program this year to replace the 7th grade initiation. They took part in an Exchange Assembly with Fort Lupton. The Student Council also helped to organize the Tri-Valley League-Student Council, of which we are a charter member. Another project of the year was the making of a school calendar for each teacher on which the activities were recorded. To encourage the students of Laiayette High School to better themselves in their scholastic ability, character, service, and leadership, the Bobcat Chapter of the National Honor Society, sponsored by Mrs. Wagers, was installed December 5, 1956. In the first meeting of the Bobcat Chapter held January 10 during the fourth period in Mrs. Wager's room, plans were made to meet the first Thursday of each month. The following officers were elected: president, Thelma Hartnagleg vice president, Ray Clair: secretary, Darlene Hulstromg and treasurer, Joy Milliken. ROW I: K. Kilker, M, Waneka, Mrs. Wagers, R. Clair, M. Manners, ROW II: T. Hartnagle, V. Bove, J, Portschi, J. Sherratt, J. Milliken, D. Smith, D. Hulstrom. NATIO NAL HONOR SOCIETY Q 7 ' 5 4!! xg

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v . P A ,,,J:. .me Y ,X , 17'LQl'lCCl Q61 S ROW I: J. Milliken, V. Jones, Mrs. Calvert, J. Portschi, J, Lopez ROW II: M, Yocum, R, Brugger, P, Ellenberger, M, Clair, L. Fisher, I. Sherratt, T. Hartnagle, B, Casillas ABSENT: Delores Mathena The speech club was organized this year to work toward a membership in the National Forensic League. When the annual went to press, two speech meets had been attended at which nine excellent ribbons had been won. Only students in the upper two-thirds of their class are elegible. ROW I: V. Tafoya, J, Yoshihara, R, Abeyta, J'. Quidort, B. Morton, C. Kissinger, J. Sherratt, J'. Fletcher, M. Clair, P, Ellenberger, I. Vigil ROW II: F, Munoz, D. Hulstrom, H. Fonay, J. Sleppy, P. Distel, M. Manners, K. Miller, D. Stephens, J'. Milliken, K. Denne, M. Yocum, S. Casias ROW III: D, Mathena, M. Gill, E. Stein, G. Bagdonas, I. Grenrneyer, S. Smith, J. Bashline. ABSENT: I. Gendill, B. Smith, G. Graves The girls' chorus has pre- sented the Christ- mas program and will present the Spring Concert , the Memorial Day and Commencement programs. aww ,Ms ,,4 s st! in Clflg