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

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----.A.,,-4 ..-- - . - - .- Y X 1 J v OAK-I935 THE SENIOR CLASS .IOSEPHINE XVEBSTER A woman's daring wrought the deed. G. A. A., '34, Track, '32, It Happened in Holly- wood, '33, Land O' Cotton Miustrelsf' '34, Glee Club, '35. DONALD WILCOX Thy mOdesty's a candle to thy merit. Baseball Team, '31, '32. '33, The Hoodoo, Two Days to Marry, CToddJ. NADINE YARD A good name his better than precious O1ntment. Usher, '32, '33, '34. RICHARD VVHITE One's outlook is a part of his virtue. Glee Club, '33. '34, The Holy Grail, '32, '33, '34, Hi-Y, '32, '33, '34, It Happened in Hollywood, Oak Staff, '35, North- West lkfissouri Chorus, '34. OLIN WINFREY The wise man never loses his temper. R. O. T. C., Corporal, '32, Sergeant, '33, First Lieutenant, '34, Rifle Team, , '33, '34, ,Courtesy Service, '34, Kansas City Drill Team, '34, '35, Clip and Cartridge, 34, '35, Light Staff, '34, VVALDO ZIINIMERMAN Mine is the firmer seat, the truer lance. ' Silver HL. '35, Orches- tra,,'32, '33, '34, State Or- chestra at Maryville, '33, Orphe - Delphians, ' 3 2, '33,' '34, '35, Vice-presi- dent, '35, Treasurer, '33, '34, 'Bachelor's Water- loo, '32, Clip and Cart- ridge, '33, '34, '35, Secre- tary-Treasurer, '34, '35, R. VO. T. -C., Corporal, '33, Sergeant, '34-, Kan- sas City Drill Team, '34 '35, Rifle Team, '33, '34, Guard Company, '34, '35, Glee Club, I '33, Land 'O' Cotton ,Minstrels, . '34' Band, '33, '34, '35.' 1 1 Zin illlemnriam ' N DOROTHY DAY . BILLY MOSKAU Y Deceased-July 13, 1934. Deceased - A u g u S t 31, 1934. SENIORS XNHOSE PICTURES DO NOT APPEAR IN THIS SECTION ANNE BODENHAUSEN GRACE BOYD PAULINE CALKINS CARL CARTER VIRGINIA DANIELS CARMELLA DENNIS 5251? ' Page Twenty- two LEONARD GROENKE JOE HAGUE 22576, VIOLA HENSON t RUSSELL HOWARD OPAL I-IUDDLE EDWARD KERSEY PAUL KIMBERLIN I ADA MCOABE , f- HAROLD ROUND PAUL RUNYAN DOYLE RUSH HAROLD SKEEN SAMUEL TAFT fi ... jf ,, ., U' , H 0 . , 1' 'J ,, .. f if 4- ,, 4., if -.J , n ' Q r -.17-. J 'N mkcfzd 'n,., 5 S.. 1 x X , ,, f f , of V, X44 ' ca--' 1 .f 1 1 Z. 1, 4.3, V757 pw ,iii 56 I TC Dil NH B0 Ta Stl be, Scl ett th: be scl Ou fic Sc th' th: Sli: BI ST br'

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F re- 35: .nd ign 35? 34, ub, cil, zen lue The eth e. et- led 1 e 1n- ,ky So- ffl . ice for md ifle ght '34, '35, tm, lrst Phe It din Or- R. '34, '34, '33, Re- '33 Y, 9 n T ' I IIUHI V F do In As- ball .W 'E' K Lg., - ,.3.. M, THE OAK-I935. Mf Q . THE SENIOR CLASS BILLY ROGERS He that hath knowledge spareth his words. R. O. T. C., '32, '33, Kan- sas City Drill Team, '32, The Holy Grail, '34. GENEVIEVE ROUND , The greatest strength and wealth is self control. G. A. A.. '32, '33, '34, Courtesy Service, '33, '34, The Holy Grail, '33, '34, State, M, '34, Glee Club, '34, FRANCES NAODII SMITH Knowledge is Power. , Girl Reserves, '32, '33, '34, '35: Treasurer, '34, '35, Sesoras, '33, '34, '35, Sergeant - at - arms, '34, Light Staff, '34, Oak Staff, '35: G. A. A., '32, Torch and Key, '35, No an's Paradise, '35, Na- onal Honor Society, '35, uill and Scroll. Y ANN SLIITH , ent to perform. P e s i d ent Sophomore C ss, '32, The Hoodoo, I Basketball Team to resolve and pa- N 3D'C8.lH, '32: Baseball Team Captain, '32, G. A. A., '33 QToddJ: Glee Club, '32, '35, The Holy Grail HELEN STACKHOUSE By all that's good and glorious Office Assistant, '34, '35, GROVER STEVVART I know the Table Round, my friends of old. Football, '33, '34, Student Council, '32, '33, '34, Treasurer, '34, Glee Club, '33, '34, Land O' Cotton Minstrelsf' '34, O a k Staff, '35, The Holy Grail, '34. CARL ROSENAUER Into the midst of things. R. O. T. C. Corporal, '32, '33, Kansas City Drill Team, '32, The Holy Grail, '33, HELENE SCI-IEMINIER Thou hast the fatal gift of beauty. 1 id and Calories Ci p , f '32, Girl Reserves, '32,' i '33, '34, Treasurer, ' 2, The Holy Grail, '32, '33, '34, Basketball Queen C Attendant, '32, '33, Bas- ketball Queen, '34, Happened in Hollywood, '33, Sesoras, '34, '35: Oak Staff, '35, No Man's. Paradise, '35: The Call of Youth, '35. FRANK SBIITH I have immortal long- ings in me. Clip and Cartridge, '34, '35, Courtesy Service, '33, '34, '35, Torch and Key, '34, '35: R. O. T. C., '33, '34. LOUISE SPIEK I-Iere's a metal more at- tractivef' It Happened in Holly- wood, '33, G. A. A., '32, '33, Volleyball, '32, '33, Baseball, '32, '33, Soc- cer Manager, '32, Pep Squad, '32, Courtesy Ser- vice, '32, Light Staff, '34, '35, Girl Reservesy '34, '35, The Call of Youth, '35. CLARENCE STARK Though all be gods, he towers o'er all. Silver L , '34, Glee Club, '32, '33, '34, Orphe- Delphians, '32, '33, '34, Secretary, '33, '34, Re- serve Basketball, '32 , Varsity Basketball, '33, '34, Varsity Football, '33, Varsity Track, '33, '34, All - City Basketball Award, '34, Football Cus- todian, '34, Orchestra, '32, Student Council, '34, Baseball Team, '34, The Holy Grail. '32, '34, Land O' Cotton Mins- trels, '34. DOROTHY STOCKTON High erected thoughts seated in a heart of courtesy. G. A. A., '32, '33, '34, Girl Reserves, '32, '33, '34, '35, Dearies, '33: Soc- cer, '32: Oak Staff Secre- tgtl'y,Y3'35, Office Assistant, , 3. Page Twenty-one J..- GNU l lt' 'fl' A fiffv' 'L ,MI 3 QD. ,M- n. .1 0 A ,JJ fm. W J! , B. 'Q-5' 5 A Jw if l A 1 V, , g lk I 5 u ,f 2, X A 4 nl XXH- fi I '11 f L-1-'w.e--vv..ae,,.' . -fl It V14 f 473.0 ' - I T E ,U 4 .'l,::'g- -L.- ith L11

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Y 'Q M .. Y ti D ',':'-J lf! '- 1 A , Zu , J Q 'xi if ff 1 , V 9 31245 'Q-fa? '?77LY,w -.4., .1 -J ...O-,, snr., THE OAK-1935 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY EQIP RONV: Harold Call, Donald Cluster Cvaledietorianb, Juanita Coder fsalutatoriany, Mary 1 er. ' ' MIDDLE ROW:' Merritt Frady, Paul Frantz, Philip Frantz, Berniece Hirter, Ruth Landers. gOgTOM ROVV: Allene McVay, Faye Murphy, Frances Naomi Smith, Calvin Stiers, Samuel 3 . ,X ' , , p NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY OFFICERS I Donald Cluster ....,...................... 'L . .' .... President Allene McVay.' ......... . . :Vice-President Frances Naomi Smith .... .... ' .Secretary . , Calvin Stiers ......,............................ Treasurer 1 , The boys of the class of I935, tired of the assertion that girls are better students, and determined to prove the fallacy of said statement, started at the beginning of their high school careers to pile up credits, both in activities and scholarship, with the result that for the first time in the history of the Lafay- ette National Honor Society, the number of boys elected to membership equals that of the number of girls. lt is natural that competition for membership in the organization should be especially keen, for election to this society is the highest honor which the school has the power to bestow. lt is not a recognition of special ability or outstanding, skilliinone line of endeavor only. but it. covers a much broader field marked by the four outstanding characteristics of ideal citizenship- ScholarshipgLeadership, Service and Character. Eligibility to membership requires that a student shall be in the upper third of his class in scholarship, that his character shall be above question, that he shall possess the initiative and personality of a leader, and that he shall have rendered outstanding service to the school in its various activities. Members to which each school is entitled are limited to fifteen per cent of the graduating class. The faculty was limited to a choice of fourteen members, bringing the total membership of the Lafayette Chapter up to ll2 members. Page Twf-nty-three