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

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Q59 Walfw-1 W f . afecwwrffaw- up 4, ,1 ,HJ . y,, 1, ftp If . Ano., J,f194? ,f,i-,, illongd 2 .7 LTI 4- I Q ln spilt' of Ze mlv: tinge of he- Hllllllllli work ln the snringg when tho 'Ili Unk stuff was elected Inst Apri, the task of pnhlishing' :ln :unnlnl st-mm-il st:u.:p.:vi'linf.r. Howe-vt-r, the group plunge-ml in, :intl tht- pivtnrv- llllilllg orgy lu-grin. 9 Q lilnllinsinsvn rnn high ns thc- Unk hegun in Iuka- form. llwsimlvs working at svhnol, thi- stnfi' hurl night me-otings. l'ls'tul'e1l liere- is the first si-ssivni, heltl nt the homo ul' tln- sponsor. Q 'l'ln'n-e- lllPllllil'l'S. l':lll'l lllilrlle. Lou lflllll Stoner. :mel Ainlrwy Stnfforul, nt- le-mlwl the Nntinnnl Si-liofzlstis' l'rm-ss Ae-isuvintimu 4-onw-nlion in lies Moines, 'I'his group lvft the rlny after tht- 1'llnrloy 5l4'l'nl'tl1y nsse-nihly one-neil tht- Unk rlrivv. Q l1lll'l'Illlj sin-nlclln.:', ine-niln-rs works-cl night nnnl :lay mls-vising' new iclvus tm' In-innnting' snh-s. The nil-tnrv lu-- low allows lln- will-ninf.: ol' the fnst- nmvivn: wvvlt's uzlnnmigli lncforc iilll'l5IlllllS. J The tall Q linrl Riddle, nmn:1ginf.r editor: Miss Kntlwriln- Hzwvvy. sponsor uf rnihlivn- tions: vflitorizil stuff, lflttn Kathryn Mc-tlzlliln-y. lion Minn Stone-r. l4'luri-Iwo St'lll0ll0l'. littllv VVhitsitt, Holi l-le-rluolal, lflllu Blau' Hnrtlow, H1-lvn Mnrii- lmvis, 'l'. lb. Munphy, Yvonne Vey: nrt staff, Miss Ina l'nlvr-r, :nlvisr-r, Marry in-if NYliitv, t'lnrvlu'r- Barnes. AlZll'l.!,'1ll't'l l-iirti lnusiln-ss :xml 1-irn'ulnlion sl:iI'l', Nr. lmuglzls liinville, advise-lx Floyd live-rvtt, l12llllt'l'lllt' Jnrlsun. lumotlin ln-v lilnnl, Irene Anderson, Gayle Harding.: Beth Muhlulin, llnth Maxwell, Mnrii- Kim-alinlp junior 4-ulrs, Jvzlnm- Baldwin, .lean King, Allrertu Mclivown. Blilmlrt-rl l'nr4'hns1-, NVln-eler Schmidt, Audrey Stnft'or1l. Fllllll 'lllll lllll'I'llll 0 As the seasons come and go, so do the classes at Lafayette. And with each class comes the endeavor to edit a yearbook that surpasses all previous ones. As spring came, so came we, the green Oak staff, and through the seasons into winter we became gray to form our colors. Now weathered and well accustomed to the storms and trials of this endeavor, we place before you a pictorial view of Lafayette activity through the three school seasons-spring, fall, and winter. We point with pride to the fact that ours is the first Oak to include a complete spring section. It is our pleasure to present to you this annual in the hope that it may be a lively and lasting record of school life at Lafayette during 1937-38. Paige 'TWH