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

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I-.F .W J Y V Q.. 'Ike OAK - ALVIN KLANVUHN , A gentleman who never boasts. Alvin is another of our mid-term graduates. He was one of our best musicians and played the saxaphone in the O. D. Orchestra. He is now a salesman at the NVerner Shoe Co. O. D. Society: O. D. Orchestra. MARGUERITE HART A quiet miss, a little haughty Never the least bit bold or naughty. Marguerite is a bright jolly girl who just loves shorthand. She is an industrious worker and We are sure she will make a very efficient secretary for some business firm. Dramatic Club: Windmills of I-Iolland : Seventeen. HELEN HATHAVVAY Shen never complains of her worries and cares, She IS always happy and never despairsf' Helen is naturally good-natured, she just can't help it. She has many ambitions and can't decide which to pursue. But we are sure she will find pleasure in their attainment. Girl Rooters: Press Club: Glee Club, Vice- President, '26: Girl Reserves, INIARION CRANE Whate'er he did, he did with so much ease, In him alone 'twas natural to please. Marion plays a mean trombone and is a member of the orchestra. He has taken part in many activities and is always back of his school and his class. O. D. Orchestra: First Lieutenant, R. O. T. C.: Hi-Y: President, Hi-Y Inner Circle: Seven- teen : The Intimate Strangers. PAUL MAXVVELL Much study is a weariness to the flesh. Paul is our gentleman of leisure who is never bothered by over-Work. He has not decided yet what he will do when he graduates. NORINNE HERBOLD Her heart is surely in her work She s never known to lag or shirk. Norinne. is an earnest industrious worker and is going to St. Louis to be a nurse, She is dependable and jolly and ranks high in the estimation of her classmates. Glee Club' Girl Reserves' Sesora Club' Col- lege Days. Page Seventeen at

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Page Sixteen Ii? -iig MILDILED FULLER A friendly heart with many friends. Can you imagine Mildred as a music teacher? Indeed she has already taken up that profes- sion and is thinking of engaging a private po- lice force to protect her from the large number of prospective students who swarm about her home. ERNEST DEAL An athlete and a mighty one, VVho plays the game until it's done. Hail to our Red Grange ! Ernie, in his four years at Lafayette, has hung up a mark for future athletes to shoot at. He has won four letters in each of the sports offered. Vice-President, Press Club: Football, Basket Ball and Track, four years each: Football, Cap- tain, '25: Basket Ball Captain, '25-'26: Track Captain, '25-'26: Captain all-city eleven, '25: all-city Basket Ball Team, '26. ANNA FARNAN Happy am I, from care Fm free: Why a1'en't they all contented like me? Annafs success in commercial work speaks well for herfuture ambition. VVe recommend her to any business man who needs an expert stenographer. NVith her charming personality we are sure -sheywill succeed. Sesora Club: Science Club: The Intimate Strangers. , H,xi:n1soN JENREE ' The sun shines red when it shines on his head. Harrison is one of our students who is fin- ishing the course in three and one-half years. He is going to be a noted business man some day. Sergeant, R. O. T. C.: Hi-Y Club. ALLINE HOFFELMEYER A lass Who is very much set in her Way, And she'll have it in spite of what others may say. Here you see another of the hard-Working members of the staff Who, by untiring effort, has helped to make 'this year's annual a suc- cess. She expects to attend Junior College. Organization Editor the Oak' Exchange Editor the Light: Lafayette Honor Society' Press Club' Qesora Club' Secretary, National Honor society. IOSL GRIYPAS A light heart lives long. Rose is our orator and we are confident she will gain fame on the lecture platform. Qhe will either attend Junior College or go to Chi- cago next year. Qesora Club' Girl Hooters: Science Llub' lNa- tional Honor Society: Glee Club' College Days ' Windmills of Holland. L I P 4 , , v 5 v , . - 4 t i H ,. . w - v to Y Y w K. K Y ,, .. H , ' FI- 4 Q

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-1 Page Eighteen 4, L QL -- gg 759 OAK : MAPY HINTOY Of manners gentle of affections mild. Optimistic .and friendly, but quiet: tha.t's Mary. .She is diligent about her studies and everything else she does, but you cannot fully appreciate her until you know her. Girl Reserves. XVILLIAM MILLER He is a scholar and an exceeding good one. William is one of the best students ever turned out at Lafayette, never having made be- low 90 in any subject. He expects to attend the University of Missouri where he will study aw. National Honor Society: Treasurer, Senior Class: Associate Editor, Light: Press Club: Lafayette Honor Society, four years: Seven- teen : Winner of District Oratorical Contest. MAUDIE MAE LILLY Her ambitions were equaled only by her modesty. Maudie Mae hails from Texas, and in the short time she has been with us she has made to Y e A it ,, v an exceptional record. After college, she will probably become a noted journalist. Editor-in-Chief, Light: Society Editor, Light: Secretary-Treasurer, Press Club: Lafayette Honor Society. GOLDIE STRONG lTnexcelled in loyalty and good nature. Goldie's favorite pastime is working in the li- brary. VVhen she graduates from Junior Col- lege she hopes to be Miss Right1nire's successor and become a real librarian. Sesora Club. ROBERTA JENNINGS Her air, her manners, all who saw, admired. Roberta. is very talented in music and is a star in girls' athletics. As captain of the girls' basket ball team she led them through a very successful season. Girl Reserves: Dramatic Club: Glee Club: 'WVindmills of Holland : Gypsy Rover : Col- lege Days ' Hiking Club' Volley Ball' Basket Ball' State Letter' Athletic Badge' Physical Fd. Ring 26. HAROLD DLWEY None but himself can be his parallel. Harold our very capable associate editor is a journalist brave a.nd bold. His experience as editor of the Lafayette Light has made him invaluable to the annual staff. His ambition is to be editor of a city newspaper, News Editor Light 25: Editor Light 25- '26: - ssociate Tditor of the Oak: Press Club President and Representative to Interscholastic Meet' Track 24 26' O. D. Society. 1 5 ' v Y 1 V 11 y V Y . A Q . , . f H' 'P L Q N ,