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

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viii Q Page Fourteen JAMES ARMSTRONG t Jimmy J Friends has he many, enemies none. Jimmy is one of our best basket ball play- ers, and he has been high-point man in numer- ous games. He has always been a loyal booster for Lafayette. Hi-Y: Basket Ball, '24-'25, '25-'26: Captain all-star second team, '25-'26. NADINE ANGSTEN True merit is like a river, the deeper the current runs, the less noise it makes. Behold our future pedagogue! Yes, Nadine's ambition is to become a teacher. She is well fitted for that profession, being one of Lafay- ette's highest honor students. Girl Reserves, Reporterg Hiking Club: Girls' Glee Club: Lafayette Honor Society, 4 years: National Honor Society. ELLEN BENSON She does not try her tasks to shirk, But smiling bravely sets to work. - We don't know just what Ellen's ambitions are, but she says she wants a good Deal, She usually gets what she wants, too. Secretary Light: Press Club: President Girl Rooters: College Days. GERALD BAUERLEIN f Jelly J Men of few words are the best men. Gerald finished school in the middle of the year and everyone was sorry to see him leave. He always did his utmost for the school and supported it in all its activities. Football, '25. STUART CALVERT f Kang J HgHe shall attain to heights unknown. However we'll all admit that Kang ' pretty high already He 1S a MaJor in R O E' C and apparently Napoleon had nothing on im MaJor R O T C H1Y M ARGUERITE B ARRINGTOIN It was to Lafayette that she gave her heart Her dreams and deeds were all for Lafayette fame Marguerite is a most faithful and reliable booster She is always in it whether it be supporting her team at a football game or tak mg part in the school operetta Glee Club Reporter Girl Reserves Gir Pooters College Days Seventeen Gxpsy Rover Lconomieal Boomerang . ' . . . ls , .... 3 '- . . ' . Y .. : . 'S ,, , : ' : ' l N v - 1 I v . , . L

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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

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L .hi ,Q '7Ae OAK - - HELEN BOWEN Quiet, modest, perfectly true, She is all this and more too. Helen is a real Lafayette warrior when' it comes to girls' athletics. She is a willing Worker and always on the job. Girl Reserves, Secretary, '243 VVindmills of Holland g Hiking Club: Volley Ball Team, '24: State Letter: National Athletic Badge. JAMES CARMICHAEL Ready and Willing, most capable, too, Always on hand his part to do. 'James' ambition is to become a noted archi- tectural engineer. After knowing him in high school we don't see how he can fail. He will attend either Junior College or Kansas State Agricultural College. Captain, R. O. T. C.: Press Club: Hi-Y, Rifle Team: Seventeen MARGARET CARSTENSEN Service was her highest aim. Margaret is a typical Lafayette girl. She has taken part in mam and varied activities and has made a success of them all. As Editor of the Oak bei work has been invaluable Editor in Chief of the Oak Secretary Senior Class National Honor Society Lafayette Honor Society 4 tears Sesora President 25 Girl Rooteis Club Seventeen ISLA DXVIS Studious Jolly and a friend to all Isla came to us from Clarksdale High School at the beginning of her senioi veai We regret that she did not Join us sooner for she has been a faithful Lafayette Booster and a high honor student Sesora Club Lafayette Honor Society Glee Club Hiking Club Vice President College Days The Intlneate Strangers H XRRY CROVVELL A man s a man for a that Hairy is one of otu best athletes having won a letter in each of the thvee branches of spoit offeied He is also a member of the all city footbill squad and of the all star basket ball team 2, 26 Tiack 21 2:1 26 O D Societx NI-XXHNE EINE-XU Humor is my philosophy of existence Maxine IS a prominent member of the orches tia She saxs she is going to be a stenographer but we are inclined to believe she will be a mu slclan and maybe a professional Glee Club Gypsy hover College Daxs 2F00tball, '23, '24, '255 Basket Ball. '23-'24, '24- 4 A v 'la A , Page Fifteen P A I fli 'S +