Lafayette High School - Oak Yearbook (St Joseph, MO)

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v ' 51 v. 1 R E i Y 1 , , I .L . 4 X, W 1 - of . . . N U . , . great success so we presented the school with a spot light on Junior Day. - , f. - - .V .. , , ,, - - , . l U . . . h I , i. ' , , 2 , . .y 1 f The Senior Class LOUIS BIFMER DOlN XLD MINNICK MARG XRET CARSTENSEN President Vice President Secretary HI LEX! WHNTER VVILI IAM MILI El' P91301 ter Treasurer CL ASS HISTORY VVe entered Lafayette nearly four years ago and very quickly established a reputa- tion for winning contests by getting our name on the Fun Fest cup. We won it again as Sophomores and both years we were well represented in all the activities of the school As Juniors we secul ed 10096 membership in the Booster Club and 10072, subscription to the Lafayette Light We fu1n1shed five members of the football squad and six of the tlack team with Ernie Deal as captain of the latter. Our play Seventeen, was a The outstanding events of our Senior year are the organization of a chapter of the Natlonal Honor Society the Sen1o1 Junior masquerade party our play The Intimate Strangers and the publishing of the 1926 edition of the Oak. We wish to thank the faculty for the interest they have taken in our welfare, and We are especially grateful to Mr Denning whose friendship we shall always hold dearg to Miss Fitzmauiice for he1 patience as our sponsor through our first two yearsg t our honoiary sponsoi who has backed us in all the undertakings of our Senior year. K Page Thirteen ,. .z. ..4 mil., 4.3, o Miss Gallagher who has so ably co nched our Junior and Senior plays' and to Mr. Dailey? J