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

Text from Pages 1 - 78 of the 1948 volume:

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At tti hel act seemed very fa way but 1 W that W h e ch grand finale, We T, iz . if c Q ho ine s h gone. MM Our aim in ay.: . G gf i r 'Qi is t r ' e c actor and actress Wi sou ir ro r 3 h' re rama duction. I this p ra a s accounts h 'S Directors, the .5 1 ' on e Tens om and the Academy A rds. ' s n fj The twenty-ninth compwffrform n L yet s W, Own Theatre has come to an end. May e ' any more successful ones. 4 THE OAK STAFF, Gretchen Lillig and J oetta Penland, C0-Editors. .mifrvkj i gg 5 .X Q 3 W 7Y,,4Ji4 . W K 1 fx r M , 3 ,f Ng i lx Y NJ V, rf. l ,I I ! I X ZZ www GUM! .2 Aeyulg ' LJ 41-L5hf'9 f' ' ff ' n ' , 11?:S1,+3wg:?T:::'T '2, ' . .. A - 'V ' r, 5- Q.,-,.1,lQL-Sg.1:gL,.f.L-Q'w:Q f:1ff5 ifffiifjfgzffg - i. K ' . I 'Y 4 I- A - - f, 4 -. -X' fx fy: 'fYg',:1.,:xL:,'x1,iQ 0297Q QJ,fL Q' , M , J J ape, I Of n f-A U A An' Q! f M :fQ ff ,Qi ,f Procluction Managers We are indeed fortunate in having MR. GEORGE BLACKWELL as superintendent of the St. Joseph public school system. He has shown untiring inter- est in school activities and with his friendly and gracious manner has gained the respect of teachers, students, and patrons. iii The BOARD OF EDUCATION is composed of a group of men and women who strongly believe that the St. Joseph school system must provide a firm foundation for the lives of future citizens. With untiring efforts they are constantly striving to make improvements in St. Joseph schools. Pictured below: Back Row: Mr. George Blackwell, Mr. E. F. Garvey, Mr. Fairleigh Enright, Mr. R. V. Blomfield. Front Row: Mrs. Paul Knepper, Mr. Harry Herschman, Bfrs, Clifford Adams, Mr. D. YV. Hopkins. QV? 2 4,150 :V . if Page Four Directors Without the ready advice and friendly co-opera tion of MR. D. H. MURPHY, principal, our high school days might have been very different. He has always listened patiently to even the smallest prob- lems of the pupils and has done his best to help solve them. As long as Mr. Murphy remains at Lafay- ette, it is almost impossible to imagine an unhappy student. if ti' As our vice-principal for the past two years, MR. CLIFFORD HOWARD has Won the reputation of being a capable leader and one who has taken part in our many activi- ties. We are sure that Mr. HoWard's reputation was not achieved Without hard Work. It is hard to imagine a smooth-running school organization without the co-operation of efficient office clerks such as MISS ANNA BERRY and MISS DOROTHY BUSCH. Our advisor to girls will long be remembered for her services, understanding, and helpfulness to many. Besides this position, MISS ANNA HAGUE is sponsoring the Jun- ior Class.-, 'I R JP X. 29 X Wxfadigtured Below: Mr. Clifford Howard Qleftj, Miss Dorothy Busch and Miss Anna Berry fcenterb, Miss Anna Hague pf-il crighfp. Page Five Producers all MR. EVAN AGENSTEIN: B. S., State Teachers College, Maryville, Missouri: M. A., University of Kan- sas City, Kansas City, Missouri. General Mathematics, Geometry, Algebra III, Mathematics 8. Senior sponsor. MRS. ROBERT J. BAUMAN: X . B. S. in Education, Northwest Mis- X' souri State Teachers College, Maryville, Missouri: Additional work, Central Teachers College, Vllarrensburg, Missouri. MISS MILDRED BRINGMAN: A. A., St. Joseph Junior College: B. S., State Teachers College, Maryville, Missouri: M. of Ed. University of Kansas, Lawrence English 9, 10, Junior Business Training. Sponsor Joan of Arc Y- Teens. MISS ALINE BROWN: A. B., M. A., State Teachers College, Greely, Colorado. American His- tory, General Geography, Sociology, Government. Sesora sponsor. MISS EVA BROWN: B. S., State Teachers College, Maryville, Mis- souri: Graduate work, Kansas City University, Kansas City, Missouri, and University of Colorado, Bould- er, Colorado. English 9, 10, 11. Senior sponsor. Page Six S .Ab Q rl y 431214 rf' FACULTY MRS. RUBY BUTLER: B. S., State Teachers College, Maryville, Mis- souri. English 8. Director of Jun- ior High Assemblies. f MR. W. L. BUTTS: A. B., Cen- tral College, Fayette, Missouri: M. of Ed., University of Kansas, Law- rence: L. L. B., St. Joseph Law School. World History, Civics, American History. MR. CHARLES CARR: B. S.. State Teachers College, Maryville Missouri: Graduate work, State Teachers College, Pittsburg, Kan- sas: University of Missouri, Colum- bia, Missouri. Shop 8, 9: Senior High, Mechanical Drawing. MRS. GOLDA DUNLAP: B. S., State Teachers College, Maryville, Missouri: Social Science 8, Mathe- ematics 8. Sponsor of Eighth Grade Y-Teens. MISS EMMA LEE FICKLIN: A. B., William Jewell, Liberty, Missouri. Graduate work, Columbia Univer- sity, New York, New York. Eng- lish 9, 10, and 11. MISS WINIFRED GALLAGHER fnot picturedbz B. S., State Teach- ers College, Emporia, Kansas: M. A., Columbia University, New York, New York. Special English, Public Speaking, English 11, 12. Orphe-Delphian sponsor: director of Senior High Assemblies and Christmas Pageant. MR. DONALD GIBSON: B. S., College, Maryville State Teachers , Missouri: M. A., University of Mis- souri, Columbia. American History, Civics, Junior Science. Co-ordina- tor of Hi-Y activities. MISS LOGAN GILBREATH: A. B., State Teachers College, Kirksville, Missouri: Graduate work, Univer- sity of Missouri, Columbia: North- western University of Evanston, Illinois: New York University, New York. Girls' Chorus 8, 9: Word Study. MISS LOULA GOLDEN: B, S., State Teachers College, Maryville, Missouri: M. A., University of Southern California, Los Angeles: Graduate Work, University of Colo- rado, University of Missouri. Foods 8, Clothing 8, Social Science 8, Civics. MISS BETTIE GRIGGS: B. S., Drury College, Springfield, Mis- souri: University of Missouri, Co- lumbia, Missouri. Graduate work, Missouri University, Columbia, Mis- souri. Vocational Home Econom- ics. MISS ANNA HAGUE: B. S., Okla- homa City University, Oklahoma' City, Oklahoma: M. A., Colorado State College of Education, Greeley. Word Study. English 9, 11. Ad- viser to Girls: Senior High Y-Teen sponsor: Director of Junior High Assemblies. MASTER SERGEANT WILLIS HINTZ: Lt. Infantry-Res., Persh- ing Rifles National Fraternity: Clip and Cartridge sponsor: Rifle Team coach. MR. LYNN MCHARG: B. S., State IVIISS FAYE SLATER1 B- S-, K2111- df ' 4 Produ! MISS MARTHA HOCKADAY: B. S., State Teachers College, War- rensburg, Missouri: Graduate work, Universities of Chicago, Illinois, Denver, Colorado, and Kansas City, Missouri. Mathematics 8, General Mathematics, Counseling. MR. CLIFFORD HOWARD: B. S., Vniversity of Missouri, Columbia? M. A., University of Nebraska, Lin- coln. Chemistry, General Science. Vice-principal: Student Senate sponsor. Miss MARILYN MAXWELL: A. S., St. Joseph Junior College: B. S. in Ed., University of Mis- souri, Columbia. Mathematics 8, General Mathematics, Colleens sponsor. MR. JAMES MCGUIRE: B. S., Cen- tral State Teachers College, VVar- rensburg, Missouri: Graduate work, Missouri University, Columbia, Junior Science 8, General Science 9. Teachers College, Kirksville, Mis- sourig Graduate work, University of Kansas City, Kansas City, Mis- souri. Gym, Social Science 8, Civ- ics. Coach. FACULTY MISS HELEN McMACHEN: B. S., New York Universityg Post Gradu- ate Work, Art Institute, Chicago, Illinois: University of New Mexico, New Mexico: Undergraduate work, University of Wisconsin, Madison, Wisconsin: Colorado University, Boulder, Colorado. Art. MR. CHARLES POTTER: A. B., L. S. C., Adams State College, Ala- mosa, Colorado Springs, Colorado. Undergraduate work, Music study, University of Oklahoma. Mixed Choir, Orchestra, Junior Band, Band. MISS ROXANNA ROBB: B. S., Colorado State School of Educa- tion: Summer work in Library training, Syracuse University, Syra- cuse, New York: Library School, Carnegie Institute of Technology, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. MR. RICHARD SHROUT: B. S., State Teachers College, Maryville, Missouri, Graduate work, North- Western University. Mathematics 8, Typing, Junior Business Train- ing, Basketball Coach. sas State Teachers College, Em- poria: M. A., Columbia University, New York, New York: Graduate Work, University of California, Los Angeles. Latin II, Psychology, Al- gebra I, Testing. MISS DORIS STONEBURNER: B. S., State Teachers College, Maryville, Missouri: M. A., Colum- bia University, New York, New York. Bookkeeping, Typewriting, Advanced Shorthand, Junior Busi- ness Training. MISS ELIZABETH THOMAS: A. B., Park College, P'arkville. Mis- souri: M. A., University of Wis- consin, Madison. English 8, 10, Word Study, Journalism, Lafay- ette Light and Oak adviser. MISS WILLETA TODD: B. S., State Teachers College, Maryville, Missouri: M. A., Columbia Univer- sity, New York, New York. Phys- ical Education, Eighth Grade Spell- ing. G. A. A. sponsor. , MR. E. A. TUCKER: A. B., Uni- versity of Missouri, Columbia: Graduate work, University of Mis- souri and University of Colorado, Boulder, Colorado. Civics, Govern- ment, American History, Commer- c1aQGeography, Commercial Arith- me ic. MISS INA C. WACHTEL: B. S. in Ed., State Teachers College, Mary- ville, Missouri, M. A., Missouri University, Columbia: Diploma in Expression, Missouri Vfesleyan Col- lege, Cameron. Office Practice, Shorthand, Typewriting, Business English, Senior MR. JOHN R. State Teachers burg, Missouri, of Kansas City, souri. Biology, SDOIISOT. YANCEY: B. S., College, Wa1'rens- M. A., University Kansas City, Mis- Q Page Seven ll Stage Sets Plane Geometry, Mr. Evan Agenstein. Senior English, Miss Wini- fred Gallagher. Advanced Art, Miss Helen B McMachen. Shop, Mr. Charles Carr. Office Practice, Miss Ina C. Wachtel. Sociology, Miss Aline Brown Biology, Mr. John R. Yancey. Home Economics, Miss Bettie Griggs. J , dy. yi l- , ,,fff,l'Nxl r TB ,lf il l JR, M X xl ll Latin ll, Miss Faye Slater. General Geography, Miss Aline Brown. Gym, Miss Willem Todd. Study Hall, Miss Emma Lee Ficklin. Page Eight .i-W' ' 'ff W +ghJ!T,,f I . J 6' .f' s Alf ,11 X , XO rio! VOM Action is the proper fruit of knowledge The thirteen students receiving this high honor are pictured above: Standing: Travis Spitz, Rosemary Gerber, Jean Gayle Haynes, Tillie Cardella, .Ioetta Penland, Carol Hart- man, Maxine Herndon. Seated: Esther Tarter, Richard Heath, John Nichols, Archie Culp, Jack French, Rosemary Dubach. LAMPION SOCIETY The main feature of the Class of '48 is the induction of the thirteen students into the Lampion Society on April 8, 1948. Lampion is taken from the Greek word lamplin, which means to shine forth, or give light. In order to become a member of the Lampion Society, which was originated in 1941, a senior must be in the upper 10 per cent of his graduating class. This year the average grade had to be 3.17 or above. This is the highest honor a student can receive at Lafayetteg therefore, all of the students strive to reach this goal in their four years of high school. The assembly program, which was presented by the faculty, consisted of: Page Ten Purpose of the Lampion Society ........................,... ,..... M iss Ina Wachtel Interpretation of the Emblem ..... .... Miss Emma Lee Ficklin Piano Solo .........................,....... .... R osemary Dubach Presentation of Candidates to Principal .,... .,.. M r. Evan Agenstein Acceptance of Candidates ....,........,. .... M r. D. H. Murphy IMiss Ina Wachtel , Miss Eva Brown LMr. Evan Agenstein SColonel Bill Round ' ' ' ' 1 Lt. Colonel Thad Danfo Administration of Pledge. . . .... Miss Eva Brown Hail to Thee ............ .... A udience Presentation of Pins. ...... . . . . Bestowing of Stoles., .... . rd The stage but echoes back the public voice STUDENT BODY PRESIDENT Richard Heath, who was elected to the presi- dency of the Lafayette High School student body last May, will be remembered by the students as one of the most fun-loving and popular student presi- dents Lafayette has ever had. 'A' STUDENT SENATE Here is the governing body of Lafayette High School. Although it is a unicameral organization, its H members are elected in the same manner as the , members of Congress. Senators are chosen by mem- bers of the sophomore, junior and senior classes. The sophomore class chooses four, the junior class six, and the senior class eight. Representatives are chosen by third period classrooms. Each third period class chooses one representative to attend the meetings of the Senate and to bring reports back to the class. The student Senate of 1947-1948 was a very successful group, thanks to the public-spirited attitude of its members and to the Wise guidance of its sponsor, Mr. Clifford V. Howard. First Semester Officers: President, Richard Heath: Vice-President, John Nichols, Secretary, Phyllis Eaton: Treasurer, Jack French, Sergeant-at-Arms, Herb, Portmang Reporter, Jean Gayle Haynes. Second Semester Officers: President, Richard Heath: Vice-President, John Nicholsg Secretary, Rose- mary Gerber, Treasurer, Jack French, Sergeant-at-Arms, Bill Round: Reporter, Thad Danford. Pictured below: Back Row: Donald Gasper, Bob McVey, Bill Bell, E. C. Atchison, Carroll Liechti, Bill Mason, Bob Adams, George Graves, Eugene Round, Gregory Hansen. Third Row: Jayne Readel, Joyce Miller, Ruby Gibson, Nancy Eastbourn, Esther Tartar, Dick Barth, Ronnie Gil- pin, Geraldine Didlo, Carol Huffman, Rosemary Dubach, Betty Finney, Joyce Elder. Second Row: Mr. Clifford Howard, Ruby Rush, Dixiann Violett, Miriam Cogdill, Virginia Bottorff, Norma Dun- can, Carol Milleson, Janet Wineland, Mary Jean Strong, Annamarie Williams, Betty Cawley. Front Row: Herby Portman, Phyllis Eaton, Richard Heath, John Nichols, Rosemary Gerber, Jack French, Thad Danford, Billy Round. ,af 47.4 ' af 7 Page Eleven Stellar Cast ERMIL ADAMS: Major, Home Economics, Minor, Com- mercials. Y-Teens, '46, '47, Christmas Pageant, '47, Dam- sel of Pride: Junior-Senior Banquet, '47, Junior Conces- sions, '46, '47, Sophomore Party, '46, KATHRYN AKINS: Minors, Foreign languages, Science. Junior-Senior Banquet, '47, Junior Concessions, '46, '47, Girls' Glee Club, '45, '46 LEOLA ALLSBURY: Major, Commercials. Classroom Assistant, '47, Office Assistant, '46-'48, Junior Play, '47, Property Committee, Mixed Choir, '46-'48, Junior-Senior Banquet, '47, Junior Concessions, '46, '47, Girls' Glee Club, '45, '46, Spring Musical, '45-'48, JERRY ARMSTRONG: Major, Mathematics. Hi-Y, '44- '48, Reporter, '45, '46, R. O. T. C. Revue, '46, '47, R. O. T. C. Banquet, '46, '47, Decoration Committee, Installa- tion of Miss Shamrock, '47, Football Letter, Classroom Assistant, '46, Junior-Senior Banquet, '47, Decoration Committee, Junior Concessions, '47, Sophomore Party, '45, Food Committee, Freshman Picnic, '44, Clean-up Committee, Senior Play, '48. E. C. ATCHISON: Minors, Mathematics, Commercials. R. O. T. C. Revue, '46, '47, Christmas Pageant, '46, '47, Junior-Senior Banquet, '46, '47, Junior Concessions, '46, '47, Sophomore Party, '46, Freshman Picnic, '44, Student Senate, '46-'48. JOHN BALLARD: Major, Mathematics, Minors, Band. Hi-Y, '44-'47, President, '44, Treasurer, '46, Hi-Y Revue, '45, '46, R. O. T. C. Revue. '43-'47, Orphe-Delphians, '46, '47, Installation of Miss Shamrock, '43-'47, Coronation of Basketball Queen, '43-'47, Band, '43-'47, Freshman Picnic, '45, Committee Chairman. FRED BEAHLER: Major, Art, Minors, Commercials and Science. R. O. T. C. Revue, '46, Freshman Picnic, '45, Art, '44-'47. GLORIA BECKWITH: Major, Art, Minor, Mathematics. Y-Teens, '44-'48, Vice-President, '45, '46, G. A. A., '47, '48, Christmas Pageant fArtJ '45, '46, Junior Play, '46, '47, Decoration Committee, Mixed Choir, '47, '48, Junior- Senior Banquet, '47, Decoration Committee, Junior Con- cessions, '46, '47, LIGHT Staff, '47, '48, Girls' Glee Club, '45, '46, Colleens, '47, '48, Art Club, '48, Senior Play, '48. MYRTLE BECKWITH: Major, Commercials. G. A. A., '45-'48, Mixed Choir, '46-'48, Junior Concessions, '46, '47, Girls' Glee Club, '45, '46. BEVERLY BELL. Major, Commercials. Y-Teens, '44- '47, Freshman Picnic, '43, '44. BILL BELL: Major, Art, Minor, Science. OAK Staff, '48, Hi-Y, '45-'48, President, '47, Treasurer, '48, Hi-Y Revue, '47, '48, Installation of Miss Shamrock, '47, '48, Coronation of Basketball Queen, '46-'48, Football Letter, '47, '48, Basketball Letter, '47, '48, Track Letter, '46-'48, Junior-Senior Banquet, '47, Sophomore Party, '46, Fresh- man Picnic, '45, Student Senate, '47, '48, Art Club, Treas- urer, '48. DONALD BIGELOW: Major, Mathematics, Minor, Science. Hi-Y, '45, '46, R. O. T. C. Revue, '46, '47, Freshman Picnic, '45. Page Twelve VIRGINIA BOTTORFF: Minors, Music, Language. Y- Teen. '44-'48, Sesoras, '46-'48, Miss Shamrock Attend- ant, '47, '48, Basketball Queen Attendant, '48: Classroom Assistant, '46-'48, Office Assistant, '46, '47, Mixed Choir, '46-'48, Junior Concessions, '46, '47, Freshman Picnic, '44, Student Senate, '47, '48, LIGHT Staff. '47, '48, Col- leens, '48, Glee Club, '45, '46. DUANE BRADLEY: Major, Mathematics. Clip and Cartridge, '47, '48, R. O. T. C. Revue, '47, '48, R. O. T. C. Banquet, '47, '4S: Installation of Miss Shamrock, '47, '48, Cioronation of Basketball Queen, '48, LIGHT Staff, '47, ' S. CHARLES BRANDT: Minor, Language. Clip 85 Cart- ridge, '47, '48, R. O. T. C. Revue, '45-'48, R. O, T. C. Banquet, '47, '48, Installation of Miss Shamrock, '47, '48, Corongtion of Basketball Queen, '47, '48, Freshman Pic- n1c,' . WILLA MAE BROCK: Major, Home Economics. ALICE BRUNK: Major, Commercials. Y-Teen, '44-'48, G. A. A., '45-'48, Reporter, '47, '48, Library Assistant, '47, '48: Office Assistant, '48, Mixed Choir, '47, '48, Junior Concessions, '46, '47, Senior Play, '48. DONALD BYERS: Major, Mathematics, Minor, Shop. Hi-Y, '46-'48, Vice-President, '48, Hi-Y Revue, '46, Clip 8: Cartridge, '45-'47, Orderly Cord Winner, '44, '45, R. O. T. C. Revue, '45-'47, R. O. T. C. Banquet, '46, '47, Miss Shamrock Installation, '44, Coronation of Basketball Queen, '47, Stage Crew for Junior Play, '46, Junior Con- cessions, '45, '46, Freshman Picnic, '44, Student Senate, '46, '47, LIGHT Staff, '47, '48, Information Desk, '47, '48, Flag Detail, '46, '47, Color Guard, '46. JIMMIE CAIRY: Major, Commercials. Hi-Y, '44-'48, R. O. T. C. Revue, '45-'47, R. O. T. C. Banquet, '45-'47, Orphe-Delphians, '46-'48, Miss Shamrock Installation, '44- '48, Coronation of Basketball Queen, '44-'48, Christmas Pageant, '46-'48, Junior Play, '46, Band, '45-?48: Junior- Senior Banquet, '47, Junior Concessions, '46, '47, Sopho- more Party, '46, Freshman Picnic, '45, Student Senate, '46, '47, Senior Play, '48. TILLIE CARDELLA: Major, Languages, Minors, Mathe- matics. OAK Staff, '47, '48, Y-Teen, '47, '48, Sesoras, '47, '48, Historian, '48, LIGHT Staff, '47, '48, Junior- Senior Banquet, '47, Lampions, '48. BEVERLY JUNE CASTLE: Major, Commercial. Y- Teen, '44-'48, Y-Teen Secretary, '44, '45, Honorary Mem- ber, Clip 8: Cartridge, '46-'48, R. O. T. C. Sponsor Cap- tain, '46, '47, Sponsor Major, '47, '48, R. O. T. CL Revue, '46-'48, Office Assistant, '46-'48, Angel, Christmas Pa- geant, '45-'47, Junior Play, '46, Mixed Choir, '46-'48: Hostess, Junior-Senior Banquet, '47, Junior Concessions, '46, '47, Freshman Picnic, '45, Student Senate, '47, LIGHT Staff, '47, '48, Colleens, '47, '48, Girls' Glee Club, '45, '46, Military Ball, '47, '48, Senior Play, '48. FREDA CHANCE: Major, Commercial. Classroom As- sistant, '47, '48, Office Assistant, '48, Christmas Pageant, Glee Club, '45, '46, Decoration Committee, Junior-Senior Banquet, '47, Freshman Picnic, '45, MILTON CLARK: Major, Art. R. O. T. C. Revue, '46- '48, Installation of Miss Shamrock, '46, '47, Galahad, Christmas Pageant, '47, Mixed Choir, '46, '47, JACK CLEVELAND: Minors, Mathematics, Science. Hi-Y, '45-'48, Hi-Y Revue, '46, R. O. T. C. Revue, '45- '47, R. O. T. C. Banquet, '46, Orphe-Delphians, '46-'48' Coronation of Basketball Queen, '47, Manager, Stage Crew, '45-'48, Knight, Christmas Pageant, '46, '47, Band, '43-'45, Junior-Senior Banquet, '47, Junior Concessions, '46, '47, Freshman Picnic, '44, Student Senate, '45, '46, 1 Page Thirteen SENIORS fil.wfQ Jaw , . L, Q, -, f f , . , X , egyfib ff? 1-nj' I, -fi.-fi,-1-C5iC,fi., '7 QXCAKZULJP . . , ' f f 7 -4, ff Stellar Cast -1-44 ff wtf--1 ,rMr,., Qf't,4f'kJjfj,7 fD'-- rl ,Ji '52 '34 '11, ,Lf Zqfgya. gI,V,g-la,,,L!.g,L? V 'lx -' f if ' f MQ Q ' 'Q' , jgvfl! '-1 -'ffgy' ,lf ! 1 I ' ' ft' A Q X' 'b I' RQW' r-,41J? .4' x 1 -- Q-,,,,f2-42: I 7171! ,. l ' . , - It l . , -'L,4Q.ig, ' - f I if fl-f,,.f,'.f K Q .r LAURENE CDFFEY: Minor-sl o0mmerciai','- rmqie'-EcelitgM, nomics Junior-Senior Banquet, '47, Usher, '47, 48. 7 q . , p F , , 'BOB CORDONIERQV 3fl3.jO1',- Science, Hi-Y, '45-248, I! Treasu'i'erf 4 7, Ig-Y Revue, '47, R. O. T, C. Revue, 46,4 '47, R. O. T. Cf ,anquet,i46,j'47, Miss--Sham:-eekjlnstai-7 lation, '46, Stagef'Crew, '47, '48. 7' 'RQJA L .Y A Ji-jf ,ja . X ARC:-HE Eutm' Mawr, -Mathematics Kmg4Arthur, Christmas Pageant, 747, Junior Concessions, '46, '47, Sophomore Party, A '46, Lampions, I '48, MARY' CURTIN, Miajon Coimmercial. Y-Teefiias-'48, G. A. A., '46-Q48,,C1lassroom Assistant, '47, '48,.'Off1ce Assistant, '48, Library Assistant, '4'6, 47, .Iunior-Senior Banquet, '47, Junior Concessions, '46, '47. JEANENE CURTIS: Bliss Shamrock Installation, '47, Library Assistant, '44, '45, Office Assistant, '45-'48, Junior-Senior Banquet, '47, THAD DANFORD: Major, Mathematics, Minor, Science. Hi-Y, '44-'46, Secretary, '45, Reporter, '44, Clip Sc Cart- ridge, '46-'48, Vice-President, '48, R. O. T. C. Revue, '46-'48, R. O. T. C. Banquet, '46-'48, Orphe-Delphians, '46-'48, Treasurer, '47, President, '48, Miss Shamrock Installation, '46-'48, Coronation of Basketball Queen, '47, '48, Class Officer, Treasurer, '47, Junior-Senior Ban- quet, '47, Sophomore Party, '46, Freshman Picnic, '45, Student Senate, '46-'48, LIGHT Staff, '48, Military Ball, '46-'48, Installation Sponsor Officers, '48. JEANNENE LEE DRIVER: Major, Commercial: Minor, Music. Sesoras, '46, Miss Shamrock Installation, '47, Silver L, '47, Classroom Assistant, '46, Library Assist- ant '44-'46, Office Assistant, '46-'48, Mixed Choir, '46- '48,' Junior Concessions, '46, '47, Student Senate, '46, Colleens, '47, '48. ROSEMARY DUBACH: Major, Music, Minor, Spanish. Y-Teen, '44, I-Ii-Y Revue, Accompanist, Sesoras, '45-'48, Basketball Queen, '47, '48, G. A. A., '44-'46, Silver L,' '47, Mixed Choir, '44-'48, Accompanist, Band, '46-'48, Orchestra, '43, Junior-Senior Banquet, '47, Piano Solo, Junior Concessions, '46, Student Senate, '45-'47, Colleens, '47, Lampions, '48. NANCY EASTBOURN: Major, Commercials, Minor, Music. Y-Teen, '44-'48, Honorary Member Clip 8: Cart- ridge, '48, R. O. T. C. Revue, '48, Sponsor Major Com- mander, '48, Miss Shamrock Attendant, '48, Basketball Queen Attendant, '46, '47, Cheerleader, '45-'48, Office Assistant, '45, '46, Christmas Pageant, '45, Damsel of Fame, Junior Play, '47, Property Committee, Mixed Choir, '46, '47 Student Senate, '45-'48, LIGHT Staff, '47, '48, Military Ball, '48, Senior Play, '48, Y-Teen Tri- City Conference, '48, Glee Club, '45, '46, R. O. T. C. Ban- quet, '48, OAK Staff, '48. PHYLLIS EATON: Minors, Mathematics and Commer- cials. Y-Teens, '43-'48, Sesoras, '45-'47, Miss Shamrock Attendant, '46, Maid of Honor, '47, Classroom Assistant, '44, '45, Library Assistant, '47, Office Assistant, '47, '48, Christmas Pageant, '45-'47, Damsel of Purity, Junior Play, '46, lvlixed Choir, '47, '48, Class Officer, '46, Secre- tary, '47, Student Senate, '46-'48, Secretary, '47, LIGHT Staff, '47, '48, Co-Editor. DAVE ESTES: Major, Mathematics, Minor, Music. Hi- Y, '46, '47, Coronation of Basketball Queen, '45-'48, Foot- ball Letter, '47, Basketball Letter, '46-'48, Track Letter, '47, Mixed Choir, '46-'48, Sophomore Party, '45, Fresh- man Picnic, '44, PATSY FAUSTLIN: Major, Home Economics. Mixed Choir, '48, Junior-Senior Banquet, '47, Sophomore Party, '46, Freshman Picnic, '45, Glee Club, '45, '46. Page Fourteen ' Auf .14 . ' BOB FLETCHALL: Minors, Mathematics, Band, and Art. Hi-Y, '44-'48, Sergeant-at-Arms, '46, Secretary, '46, Treasurer, '47, Vice-President, '47, '48: Hi-Y Revue, '46, '4T: R. O. T. C. Revue, '47, R. O. T. C. Banquet, '47, '48, Miss Shamrock Installation, '45-'47, Coronation of Basketball Queen, '45, '46, Stage Crew, '47, Junior Play. '47, Band, '45-'47, Freshman Picnic, '45. JACK R. FRENCH: Major, Mathematics. Clip 8: Cart- ridge, '46-'48, R. O. 'l'. C. Revue, '46, '47, R. O. T. C. Banquet, '46, '47, First Year Speaker, Class Officer, '45- '4S, Vice-President, '47, '48, Junior Concessions, '46, '47, Student Senate, '46-'48, Treasurer, '48, R. O. T. C. Rifle Team, '46-'4S: P. M. S. and T. Medal, R. O. T. C. Revue, '48, Rifle Team Letter, '48, Lampions, '48. PATTY FUELLING: Minors, Commercial and Music. G. A. A., '45-'48, Library Assistant, '47, '48, Office As- sistant, '46, '47, Mixed Choir, '46-'48, Sophomore Party, '46, Freshman Picnic, '45. MARY GARNER: Major, Art. Y-Teen, '44-'48, Inter- Club Council, '46, '47, Office Assistant, '47, '48, Miss Hague's office: Junior Play, '45-'47, Decoration Com- mittee, Junior-Senior Banquet, '47, Junior Concessions, '46, '47, Art XVork on Backgrounds, '45-'47. EVA GELVIN: Major, Commercials. Office Assistant, '48. ROSEMARY GERBER: Minors, Spanish and Mathemat- ics. OAK Staff, '47, '48, Y-Teen, '43-'48, President, '43, '44, Secretary, '46, '47, Treasurer, '47, '48, Inter-Club Council, '46-'48, Honorary Member Clip 85 Cartridge, '46- '48, R. O. T. C. Revue, '47, '48, R. O. T. C. Banquet, '47, '48, Sponsor Lt. Col., '46, '47, Capt., '47, '48, Sesoras, '46-'48, President, '47, Silver '47, Classroom Assist- ant, '45, '46, Office Assistant, '46, Christmas Pageant, '46, '47, Reader, Junior Play, '46, Junior-Senior Banquet, '47, Junior Speaker, Junior Concessions, '46, '47, Sopho- more Party, '46, Freshman Picnic, '45, Student Senate, '45, '46, Secretary, '48, Oratorical Contest, '48, County and District winner, Junior Class Board, '46, '47, Chair- man of Commencement exercises, Military Ball, '47, '48, Sponsor Officer Installation, '47, Lampions, '48. RUBY GIBSON: Major, Mathematics and Music, Minors, Foreign Language. Y-Teen, '47, '48, Musician, Inter-Club Council, '47, '48, Sesoras, '47, President, '48, Silver L , Junior Play, '47, Mixed Choir, '46-'48, Junior-Senior Banquet, '47, Junior Concessions, '47, Student Senate, '48, DENZEL GRIMES: Major, Industrial Arts. Hi-Y, '44, '45, R. O. T. C. Revue, '45-'48, R. O. T. C. Banquet, '47, '48, Miss Shamrock Installation, '45-'47, Coronation Bas- ketball Queen, '47, '48, Freshman Picnic, '45, Games Com- mittee, Rifle Team, '46-'48, Captain, '47, Letter, '48. LOYE GUTHRIE: Major, Mathematics and Art. R. O. T. C. Revue, '46, '47, Miss Shamrock Installation, '45, Mixed Choir, '47, '48, Junior-Senior Banquet, '47, Art Work, Junior Concessions, '46, '47, R. O. T. C. Rifle Team, '46, '47, BILL HANCOCK: Major, Machine Shop: Minors, Wood- working and Science. R. O. T. C. Revue, '46, '47, Christ- mas Pageant, '44. CAROL HARTMAN: Minors, Mathematics and Music. OAK Staff, '47, '48, Y-Teen, '44-'48, Sesoras, '46-'48, Vice-President, '47, Reporter, '46, Office Assistant, '46- '48, Junior Play, '46, Mixed Choir, '46-'48, Junior-Senior Banquet, '47, Decoration Committee, Junior Concessions, '46, '47, Freshman Picnic, '44, LIGHT Staff, '47, '48, Co- Editor, '48, Colleens, '47, '48, Glee Club, '45, '46, Instal- lation of Miss Shamrock, '47, Lampions, '48, DOROTHY HASKINS: Major, Commercials, Minors, Home Economics. Office Assistant, '48, Junior Conces- sions, '47, Girls' Glee Club, '45, Page Fifteen SENLORS Stellar Cast I I JEAN GAYLE HAYNES: Major, Mathematics. OAK Staff, '47, '48, Inter-Club Council, '46-'48, Y-Teens, Vice- President, '46, '47, President, '47, '48: Honorary Member, Clip 85 Cartridge, '46, '47, R. O. T. C. Revue, '47, R. O. T, C. Banquet, '46, Sponsor Major, '46, '47Z Sesoras, '45- '48, Vice-President, '46, Miss Shamrock, '47, Basketball Queen Attendant, '47, Office Assistant, '46-'48, Christ- mas Pageant, '45-'48, Junior Play, '46, Class Officer, '46-'48, Secretary and Treasurer, '47, '48, Junior-Senior Banquet, '47, Chairman, Junior Concessions, '46, '47, Freshman Picnic, '45, Most Popular Girl, '47, '48, Student Senate,4'845-'48, LIGHT Staff, '47, Colleens, '47, '48, Lam- p1ons,' . RICHARD HEATH: Major, Mathematics, Minor, Science. Hi-Y, '46-'48, President: Hi-Y Revue, '46-'48, Clip 85 Cartridge, '47, R. O, T. C. Revue, '46, '47, R. O. T. C. Banquet, '47, Orphe-Delphians, '47, '48, Coronation of Basketball Queen, '48, Junior-Senior Banquet, '47, Toast- master, Junior Concessions, '47, Student Senate, 47, '48, President, LIGHT Staff, '48, Lampions, '48. BEVERLY ANNE HENDERSON: Major, Commercials. Sophomore Party, '44, '45, Freshman Picnic, '43, '44, Glee Club, '44, '45. MAXINE HERNDON: Major, Commercials, Minor, Math- ematics. Y-Teens, '44-'46, Sesoras, '46-'48, Historian, '47, Reporter, '48, Silver L, '47, Classroom Assistant, '45, '46, Office Assistant, '45-'48, Junior Play, '46, Assist- ant Director, Junior-Senior Banquet, '47, Junior Con- cessions, '46, '47, Lampions, '48, Senior Play, '48, Assist- ant Director. CHRIS HEUMADER: GLEN HINTON: Major, Shop, Minor, Printing. R. O. T. C. Banquet, '48, Mixed Choir, '48, Junior-Senior Ban- quet, '47, Junior Concessions, '46, '47, Sophomore Party, '46, Freshman Picnic, '45. RUBY HIRTER: Mid-term graduate. RIC RD: Majors, Science and Mathematics. R. T. e e, '45-'47, Installation of Miss Sham- ro , 45 , S LE F MA Major, Home Economics, Minor, o , er ia -Teen '45-'48, Basketball Queen Maid of r, '48 . ' , '45-'48, Vice-President, '47-'48, ' 'tant '4 '48, Christmas Pageant, '47, '48, lt ixed Choir, '46, '47, Junior-Senior iq , 4, or Concessions, '46, '47, Sophomore P , , Picnic, '45, Colleens, '47, '48. s U Ii5EY: Major, Home Economics. Y-Teen, , . A., '44-'48, Secretary, '48, Junior Con- ' '47, Colleens, '48, President, Girls' Glee g nb, 45, '46, JEANNE JACKSON: Minors, Music, Mathematics, Lan- guage. Y-Teen, '44-'48, G. A. A., '45-'48, Silver L, '47, Classroom Assistant, '46-'48, Office Assistant, '45-'48, Usher, '46, '47, Mixed Choir, '46-'48, Secretary, '47, '48, Junior Concessions, '46, '47, Freshman Picnic, '45, Clean- up Committee. BILL- JACOBS: Minors, Commercials and Mathematics. Orphe-Delphians, '46-'48, Installation of Miss Shamrock, '47, Coronation of Basketball Queen, '47, Cheerleader, '47, '48, Christmas Pageant, '47, Sir Modred, Band, '44- '47, Junior-Senior Banquet, '47, Junior Concessions, '46, '47 Page Sixteen CAROL JEAN JAMES: Major, Commercials. Classroom Assistant, '47-'48, Office Assistant, '48, Junior-Senior Banquet, '47, Decoration Committee: Junior Concessions, '46, '47, Freshman Picnic, '45, Student Senate, '45, '46, Girls' Glee Club, '46, CHARLES JONES: Minors, Science and Mathematics. Hi-Y, '44-'46, Treasurer, '45, '46, R. O. T. C. Revue, '45- '47, R. O. T. C. Banquet, '45-'47, Orphe-Delphians, '47, '48, Christmas Pageant, '47, Launcelot: Junior-Senior Banquet, '47, Junior Concessions, '46, '47, Sophomore Party, '46, Freshman Picnic, '45. PHYLLIS JONES: Minor, Art. Mixed Choir, '48, Junior- Senior Banquet, '47, Junior Concessions, '46, '47, Fresh- man Picnic, '45, Art Club, President, '48. NORMA LEE KERNS: Major, Home Economics, Min- ors, Music, Y-Teens, '46-'48, Inter-Club Council, '47- '48, Mixed Choir, '46-'48, Junior Concessions, '46, '47. LIGHT Staff, '47, '48, Treasurer, '48. BEVERLY LESLIE: Major, Home Economics. EULA LETT: Minors, Language and Science. Y-Teen, '43-'48, Installation of Miss Shamrock, '47, Classroom Assistant, '45, Office Assistant, '47, Junior-Senior Ban- quet, '47, Decoration Committee, Junior Concessions, '46, '47, Sophomore Party, '46, Freshman Picnic, '45, LIGHT Staff, '47, Colleens, '47, '48, Art Club, '48, Senior Play, Prompter, '48. GRETCHEN LILLIG: Minors, Commercials and Lan- guage. OAK Staff, '47, '48, Co-Editor, Y-Teen, '48, Classroom Assistant, '47, Junior-Senior Banquet, '47, Decoration Committee, LIGHT Staff, '47, '48, Colleens, '47, '48, Senior Play, '48. DIANA LOCKWOOD: Minors, Art, Spanish, Mathemat- ics. Y-Teen, '44-'48, G. A. A., '46-'48, Treasurer, '47, '48, Office Assistant, '47, '48, Junior Play, '47, Property Committee: Junior Concessions, '46, '47, Freshman Picnic, '45, Food Committee, Art Club, '48. ,Qi LEONA LOWER: Minors, Langgage and Mathematics. OAK Staff, '47, '48, Y-Teen, '4, '45, Sesoras, '46-'48, Reporter, '47, Classroom Assistant, '46, '47, Office As- sistant, '47, Christmas Pageant, '47, Assistant Reader, Junior Concessions, '46, '47, Freshman Picnic, '45, LIGHT Staff, '47, '48, Editor-in-Chief, '47,' Sesora Play, '46, '47, Senior Play, '48. LUANA LUNSFORD: Major, Commercials. Y-Teen, '45, '46, G. A. A., '46-'48, Office Assistant, '48, Junior-Senior Banquet, '47, Junior Concessions, '46, '47. BOB MATTHEWS: Major, Commercials. Hi-Y, '44-'48, Hi-Y Revue, '47, Clip 8a Cartridge, '48, R. O. T. C. Revue, '46, '47, '48, R. O. T. C. Banquet, '47, '48, Installation of Miss Shamrock, '47, '48, Coronation of Basketball Queen, '48, Football Letter, '48, Christmas Pageant, '47, Sir Bedi- vere, Junior-Senior Banquet, '47, Sophomore Party, '46, Freshman Picnic, '45, Installation of Sponsor Officers, '47. PHILLIP McCLU NG: Minors, Music and Science. Mixed Choir, '46-'48, Junior-Senior Banquet, '47, Senior Play, '48. Page Seventeen SENIORS f, ,4 . I 5 jig! Stellar Cast 4 J, gil YJ , ' I ef ,a,,j: V, I ,df QQ as ff if -SQ? ' .K ,V N! 3,4 .lniufr 55.1 ' 1' 'fi' fe--3-:gg f3ae'f,,M 'mz l . fffftf ' lf- ffl,-,MAQVIN Mc'INTOSH:-QeMinors, Mathematics and Com- meercimer '44-'4 , esaigmj -.vice-presigient, ff '46, Secretary, '47, Pres' nt, 48: CH dridga4' f '47, Hi-Y Re e, '47, ' 5 ,. derly Cord Winner, '46, '47, 1, 4153.491 T.3C4fEbevu,e,, Q' ', S' Miss.-Sgamroqi Installation, '47, '48, Footbalgsietter, '4 , Stage' rewi '-'HQ Jttngor- Senior Banqueti' 47. . ' N9 7 4 . , 6.1! ,fi , .ga J V, . DONNTEYALEYER: MinorsT Ar1F- an Band. , ef-4,-J '45, Treasurer, '45, R. O. T. C. Re e, '46-'48, stalla- tion of Miss Shagirggy, '144-4417: Coronation ofsgiasketbaell Queen, '45-'47, a -LA! 5 uni ,f nce OBS, ' , '47, Sophomore Pix' '4 A. SS- ff' ff 'f' , ... ,,. JOYCE MILLER: Major, Commercialsfilwirmggklusic. G. A. A., '45-'48, Vice-President, '46, '47, President, '47, '48, Office Assistant, '48, Mixed Choir, '46-'48, Junior Con- cessions, '47, Student Senate, '45-'48, Colleens, '47, '48, Vice-President, Girls' Glee Club, '45, '46, Lafayette's Candidate for St. Joseph Relay Queen, '48. RALPH E. MlLLER: Minor, Shop. R. O. T. C. Revue, '45-'47, Installation of Miss Shamrock, '47, Junior-Senior Banquet, '47, Sophomore Party, '46, Freshman Picnic, '45. CAROL MILLESON: Minors, Music and Home Econom- ics. R. O. T. C. Revue, '46, '47, Band, Installation of Miss Shamrock, '43-'48, Coronation of Basketball Queen, '43-'48, Classroom Assistant, '46-'48, Christmas Pageant, '47, Orchestra: Band, '43-'48, Orchestra, '47, '48, Student Senate, '47, '48. RICHARD MORIN: Major, Science. R. O. T. C. Revue, '47, R. O. T. C. Banquet, '47, '48, Junior-Senior Ban- quet, '47. GEORGE E. MOSHER: Major, Machine Shop, Minor, Band. Hi-Y, '44, R, O. T. C. Revue, '46, R. O. T. C. Banquet, '46, Band, '46, '47, Junior-Senior Banquet, '47, Sophomore Party, '46, Freshman Picnic, '45. DORIS MUELLER: Major, Commercials, Minor, Home Economics. Classroom Assistant, '48, Office Assistant, '48, Usher, '48, Junior-Senior Banquet, '47, Junior Con- cessions, '46, '47g Sophomore Party, '46, Freshman Pic- nic, '46. BEVERLY NEFF: Major, Art: Minor, Commercials. Honorary Member Clip 8: Cartridge, '47, '48: R. O. T. C. Revue, '48, R. O. T. C. Banquet, '48, Sponsor Captain, '47, '48, Classroom Assistant, '46, '47, Office Assistant, '46-'48, Christmas Pageant, '47, Damsel of Pleasure: Junior-Senior Banquet, '47, Junior Concessions, '45, '46, Sophomore Party, '46, Freshman Picnic, '45, R. O. T. C. Military Ball, '47, Senior Play, '48, Art Club, '48, Social Secretary. JOHN NICHOLS: Major, Mathematics: Minor, Science. Hi-Y, '44-'46, President, '44, '45, Clip 8: Cartridge, '45- '47: R. O. IT. C. Revue, '46, '47, R. O. T. CL Banquet, '45, '46, Orphe-Delphian, '45-'48, Treasurer, '48: Miss Shamrock Installation, '45-'47, Coronation of Basketball Queen, '47, '48, Football Letter, '46, '47, Basketball Let- ter, '47, '48, Captain, '47, Class President, '48, Decoration Committee of Junior-Senior Banquet, '47, Sophomore Party, '46, Freshman Picnic, '45, Transportation Com- mittee, Most Popular Boy, '48, Student Senate, '45-'48, Treasurer, '47, Vice-President, '48, Lampions, '48. JOETTA PENLAND: Major, Mathematics, Minor, Com- mercials. OAK Staff, '47, '48, Co-Editor: Y-Teen, '45-'48, Secretary, '47, '48, Inter-Club Council, '47, '48, Honorary Member Clip Sz Cartridge, '47, '48, R. O. T. C. Revue, '48: R. O. T. C. Banquet, '48, Sponsor Col., '47, '48, Sesoras, '45-'48, Treasurer, '46-'48, Basketball Queen Attendant, '47, Silver L, '47, Classroom Assistant, '44-'48, Christ- mas Pageant, '46, '47, Angel, Junior-Senior Banquet, '47' , Junior Concessions, '46, '47, Student Senate '45 '46: Military Hop, '48, Junior Board, '46, '47, Lampions, '48' Senior Play, '48. v THOMAS PENLAND: Major, Mathematics. Hi-Y, '44- '46, Vice-President, '45, Clip 8: Cartridge, '46, '47: Orderly Cord Winner, '46, R. O. T. C. Revue, '45, '46, R. O. T. C. Banquet, '45-'47, Stage Crew, '44-'46. Page Eighteen V Z' DORIS PE INS: Iajor, Com ercial. Office Assistant, 48: Junio Play, '47, Junior-S ior Banque '47, Senior: ay. '48 9 . ' o- 7, wrt , I .sis t, . : , SSI- ant, 48, Mixed Choir, '46, '47, Juni 1'-S io Ban let, '47, J ior Concessions, '46, '47. ' ' W Q-Ds' J N' ES POA E: Mino s, om Econo ' , M i ' ' '47, ' ista , e . C an ,Q 1 Junio' lay, ' 6: . Choir, '46-'4 : .Tunic Selior Banque '47, Junior Con ssions, '46, '47, Soph ni Party. '46, Freshman Pic , '45, Colleens, '47, '4 Se or Play, '-48. Y Z . 9 EVELYN POLLARD: Ma' Co cial, i ors,. - ematics, Science. Office s t '48, nior- nior Banquet, '47. Entered L e in er ' r y JAYNE READEL: Major, Hom Econo ics, or, Commercial. Y-Teen, '43-'48, Mi s Sham ck Installa- tion, '47, Library Assistant, '45, As 'stant Dir or, Christmas Pageant, '47, Jtinior-Sen et, ' , n- ior Concessions, '46, '47, Freshman Picnic, , 0 ho ore Party, '46, Student Senate, '47, '48, Colleens, '47, '48. NORMAN REINERT: Minors, Mathematics and Com- mercials, Hi-Y, '45-'47, Vice-President, '46, R. O. T. C. Revue, '46, '47, Stage Crew, '46, '47, Junior Concessions, '46, '47, Freshman Picnic, '45, Flag Detail, '46, '47. JOAN RETHEMEYER: Major, Home Economics, Minor, Science. R. O. T. C. Revue, '47, Majorette, '46-'48, In- stallation of Miss Shamrock, '46, '47, Usher, '47C Junior Cgncessions, '46, '47, Student Senate, '45, LIGHT Staff, '4 , '4 . ANITA ROOT: Minors, Home Economics and Commer- cials. Junior Concessions, '46, '47. KENNETH ROOT: Mid-term graduate. WILLIAM ROUND: Minors, Music and Science. Hi-Y, '44-'46, Hi-Y Revue, '44, Clip 8: Cartridge, '46-'48, Presi- dent, '48, R. O. T. C. Revue, '46-'48, R, O. T. C. Ban- quet, '46-'48, R. O. T. C. Ball, '47, '48, R. O. T. C. Colo- nel, '48, Orphe-Delphians, '45-'48, President, '47, Corona- tion of Basketball Queen, '48, Stage Crew, '46, Junior Play, '46, Mixed Choir, '45-'48, Junior-Senior Banquet, '47, Chairman Junior Concessions, '46, '47, Sophomore Party, '46, Freshman Picnic, '45, Most Popular Boy in Junior High, 44, Student Senate, '45-'48, Sgt. of Arms, '48, Sponsor Officer Installation, '47, Junior Board, '46, '47, Senior Play, '48. GENE ROUND: Minors, Shop and Science. Clip 8: Cart- ridgt, '48, R. O. T. C. Revue, '46, '47, R. O. T. C. Ban- quet, '48, Installation of Miss Shamrock, '46-'48, Fresh- man Picnic, '45, Student Senate, '48, RUBY RUSH: Major, Commercial. Library Assistant, '47, Mixed Choir, '47, '48, Student Senate, '47, Girls' Glee Club, '46. Page Nineteen Q 'Stellar Cast E E i 2 RONALD SCHENK: Major, Commercials. OAK Staff, '47. '48, H1-Y, '44, '45, R. O. T. C. Revue, '45-'47, R. O. T. C. Banquet, '45-'47, Installation of Miss Shamrock, '45-'47, Christmas Pageant, '47, Junior-Senior Banquet, '47, Junior Concessions, '46, '47, Sophomore Party, '46, Freshman Picnic, '45. ETTA CATHERINE SCOTT: Major, Music. Mixed Choir, '46-'48, Orchestra, '45-'48, Junior-Senior Banquet, '47, Junior Concessions, '46, '47, Girls' Glee Club, '46. EUGENE SEGO: Minors, Mechanics and Science. R. O. T. C. Revue, '47, '48, Installation of Miss Shamrock, '47, Coronation of Basketball Queen, '48, Junior-Senior Ban- quet, '47, Junior Concessions, '46, '47. BOB SIMON: Major, Music. Hi-Y, '45, R. O. T. C., '45, '46, R. O, T. C. Banquet, '46, Installation of Miss Sham- rock, '45-'47, Football Letter, '45-'47, Basketball Letter, '46, Track Letter, '46, Mixed Choir, '45-'48, Junior-Senior Banquet, '46, Freshman Picnic, '44, Not graduating. DON SKLENAR: Major, Mathematics and Science. Hi- Y, '45-'47, Reporter, '46-'47, Hi-Y Revue, '47, Installa- tion of Miss Shamrock, '46, '47, Football Letter, '47, LIGHT Staff, '47, Reserve Football, '45, '46. LEX SMITH: Minors, Commercials, Music and Science. OAK Staff, '47, '48, Clip Sr Cartridge. '47, R. O. T. C. Revue, '46, '47, Mixed Choir, '46-'48, Junior-Senior Ban- quet, '47, Junior Concessions, '46, '47, Sophomore Party, '46, Freshman Picnic, '45, Senior Play, '48, Junior-Senior Banquet, '47. TRAVIS SPITZ: Major, Commercials. OAK Staff, '47, '48, Y-Teen, '46-'48, Service Chairman, Inter-Club Coun- cil, '47, '48, Sesoras, '47, '48, Secretary, '47, Classroom Assistant, '47, Office Assistant, '48, Junior-Senior Ban- quet, '47, Junior Concessions, '46, '47, Sophomore Party, '46, Freshman Picnic, '45, Sesora Play, '47, Prompter, Lampions, '48. JUNE STARK: Minors, Music and Commercial. Class- room Assistant, '45-'48, Office Assistant, '46-'48, Mixed Choir, '46, '48. BEVERLY STEELE: Major, Mathematics, Minor, Com- riiercials. Junior-Senior Banquet, '47, Girls' Glee Club, ' 6. ROBERT STEINMEN: Mid-term graduate. BETTY STEPHENS: Major, Commercial, Minor, Music. G. A. A., '45, '46, Junior Play, Prompter, '46, Junior Concessions, '46, '47, Girls' Glee Club, '45, '46. GORDON STEPHENSON: Mid-term graduate. RICHARD STEWART: Major, Science, Minor Spanish. Hi-Y, '44-'46, R. O. T. C. Revue, '46 '47, Mixed Choir, '48, Sophomore Party, '46' Freshman Picnic, '45, Rifle Team, '46, '47. v 1 1 Page Twenty 7 pM W SENIORS O STRI 'ajor iercials. Y-T en az G. -'48 Of' I si. nt, '48, Ju - Sen' - Bai t, '47' Juni ncess ns 46, 47. ES A : Ii rs, Latin mercials. Ses-MR47, retar , '48, Jun -S ' r Ban , '47, un'o o cessions, '46, '47, Lamp' s 48' .s- roon - - ant, '47, '48. xl J- BETTY LOU THOMPSON: Major, Home Economics. LETA TIMMONS: Major, Commercials, Minor, Music. Y-Teen, '45, '46, Installation of Miss Shamrock, '47, Office Assistant, '45-'47, Mixed Choir, '46-'48, Junior Concessions, '46, '47, LIGHT Staff, '47, '48, Colleens, '47, '48, Girls' Glee Club, '44-'46, Senior Play, '48. BETTIE TODD: Major, Commercials, Minor, Home Eco- nomics. Classroom Assistant, '47, '48, Office Assistant, '48, Junior-Senior Banquet, '47. ALPHALEA WALKUP: Minors, Music, Language, and Mathematics. Y-Teen, '46-'48, Inter-Club Council, '46- '48, Honorary Member Clip 8a Cartridge, '46-'48, R. O. T. C. Revue, '47, '48, R. O. T. C. Banquet, '47, '48, Spon- sor Major, '46, '47, Sponsor Lt. Colonel, '47, '48, Sesoras, '45-'48, Miss Shamrock Attendant, '47, Coronation of Basketball Queen, '47, Classroom Assistant, '47, Office Assistant, '46, Mixed Choir, '46-'48, Junior-Senior Ban- quet, '47, Junior Concessions, '46, '47, Sophomore Party, '46, Freshman Picnic, '45, LIGHT Staff, '47, '48, Boosters Club Letterman's Banquet, '47, Girls' Glee Club, '46, P.- T, A. Festival, '47, Senior Play, '48. MARGARET ANN WEBB: Major, Commercials. OAK Staff, '47, '48, Y-Teen, '43-'48, Secretary, '45, Sesoras, '47, '48, Treasurer, '48, Classroom Assistant, '46, '47, Office Assistant, '48, Junior Play, '46, Properties, Junior- Senior Banquet, '47, Decoration Committee, Sophomore, Party, '46, Junior Concessions, '46, '47, Freshman Picnic, '45, Student Senate. '46, '47, Art Club, '48. JEAN WEISS: Minors, Art and Music. Library Assist- ant, '46-'48, Mixed Choir, '46, '47, Junior-Senior Banquet, '47, Decorations, Junior Concessions, '46, '47, Art Club, '48. EILEEN WELSH: Major, Commercials. Office Assist- ant, '48, Junior-Senior Banquet, '47, Decorations, Junior Concessions, '46, '47, Girls' Glee Club, '46. LAURETTA L. WHlTE:. Major, Commercials, Minor, Music. Clashroom Assistant, '46, '47, Office Assistant, '45-'48, Mixed Choir, '46-'48. CHARLES WILLIAMS: Major, Mechanics? Minor, Mathematics. R. O. T. C. Revue, '45- '47, Christmas Pageant, '47, Junior Concessions, '46, '47. MONTE YAGER: JACK YATES: Major, Commercials. R. O. T. C. Revue, '45, '46, R. O. T, C. Banquet, '45, '46, Installation of Miss Shamrock, '45, '46, Jun- ion Concessions, '46, '47, Sophomore Party, '46, Freshman Picnic, '45. GRADUATING SENIORS NOT PICTURED: Floyd Brown, Edward Jackson, Nelse Peterson, Lloyd White, Page Twenty-one Supporting Cast I I -- en ty-two JUNIORS BARBARA ACTON-Peppy BOB ADAMS-Handsome 1 TOM ALDER-Mischievous JIMMY BABB-Serene ROSE MARIE BALLEW-Persuasive HOWARD BEAHLER-Quiet BILL BENNETT-Lively OPAL BLAIR-Practical MONTE BLUE-Modest LOUISE BOSWELL-Eager , LEONARD BROWN-Compliant fp? If N ESTHER BRYANT-Diminutive If 1 517 BILL BURTNETI'-Passive -, D I, V RERENICE BUSBY-Pleasant FQ off ,If LA RU BUTLER-Vivacious my X-f I' fy AK 'AAI n, 5 'gl l' V 'f DORIS CALLEN-Unaffected ,fx 31 IJ X V , 2, k , NORMA CAREY-Unique M 3 -3 ,W ff A X y BETTY CAWLEY-Capable ' y f' LN Y QU xg' HAROLD CHELLEW-Courteousx, Q Any' ROY CODER-Sober Af WY A V ,y - A W jj I Q FJ IW If Lf MIRIAM COCDILL-Feminine F, I if . ,S BENTON CONGER-Persistent X5 fax YS J' . X, CLARENCE CORBET-Curious iw A Y JR . BETTY COX-Benevolent , Y, jr I V UV ff 9 'Exif CECELIA CURNUTT-DistinctiviiQI y XX gf U0 Q' GX , A J 'x I f. a Q YJ if A gig 5, jj, MILDRED DEAN-Congenial if 'X JJ Y 4. CHARLOTTE DEWEY-Comely A If Nj ,O5:MpQ I W GERALDINE DIDLO-Earnest Y JI' A 1-'J ,QA ROMAINE DOUGLAS-Talented V54 V NORMA DUNCAN-Pretty P333 SO SJ A P Iv AJR CLADYS DUPREE-Unassuming 191 sg N- jx JOYCE ELDER-Energetic 'A ,y Nj ELDON ESTES-Garrulous 5 f Q3 ORVILLE EZZELL-Accommodating I A 3350, ODA FANKHOUSER-Entertaining QQ 7 VIRGINIA GARTLAND-Sweet A S' Page Twenty-three Supporting Cast Y W-eng -zour DONALD GASPER-Carefree GENE GENTRY-Untiring MARY LEE HEGKER-Friendly BILL HENLEY-Light-hearted MARY MARGARET HERZOG-Amazing JULIA HINTON-Reserved RAYMOND HOLLAND-Mannerly VIRGINIA HOLLAND-Agreeable JERRY INMAN-Clever ARLENE IRONS-Docile RAMON JACKSON-Reticent VIRGINIA JENKINS-Blithe ROBERTA J OHNSON-Genteel MARY LOU JOHNSTON-Kind EDWARD KELSEY-Indifferent ' JOHN KEPHART-Sociable 7 BETTY KING-vital JERRY LA BOUFF-Merry V! .. ' GLENN LANGE-Dependable DQ Ay1J CARROLL LIECHTI-Well-liked My I If CLARA MAE LINSCOTT-Coquettish M ELAINE MAAG-Unselfish ' ' MARY LEE MAIN-Understanding M Jo ANN MALSON-studious LOLA MARSHALL-Petite I gy' BILL MASON-Amiabm qAf Jo ANN MCCAMMON-Impressive , A BARBARA MCDONALD-Sincere Q BEVERLY MCKINNEY-Generous M!! PAULA MCVAY-Interesting x x BOB MCVEY-Trustworthy PHYLLIS MEERS-Attractive VIRGINIA MILLER-Tranquil DARLENE MONTGOMERY-Subtle LAWRENCE MORGAN-Undisturbed MARILYN NEDROW-Jovial JUNIORS Page Twenty-f ve Supporting Cast 2 1 ty-six I' oar' JUNIORS BOB NOLD-Independent BILL PARKER-Alert HARVEY PARKER-Appealing DOYLE PATTON-Masterful THELMA PAYNE-Patient JACK PETTY-Musical RICHARD POAGE-Witty SHIRLEY RATLIFF-Tolerant CAROL RISLER-Timid LOLA LOU RISSEL-Gay MERCEDES ROUND-Contented DIXIE SAMPLE-Bashful ALBERT SCHRUPP-Brief DARLENE SCHULTZ-Optimistic MADALYNE SCHWEDER-Poised u BETTY SHACKLEFORD-Calm ROGER SHEPHERD-Unusual 9 DONALD SILCOTT-Decisive SHIRLEY SMITH-Chic CHARLOTTE SOLLARS-Charming VIRGINIA SPIEK-Gifted Jo ANN STAMPER-Appreciative JIMMIE STITES-Self-confident ALLAN STOCKTON-Jolly FRANCIS sTRoNG-Likable LOUISE SWAIL-Sympathetic CHARLES THOMAS-Athletic LELA MAE TOWNSEND-Efficient MARILYN WALTERS-Sparkling NELLIE MAE WARNER-Loveable LYNN WELLS-Adroit BETTY WELTER-Cheerful ANNAMARIE WILLIAMS-Adorable NORMAN WILSON-Active JANET WINELAND-Delightful GLENN WYNNE-Debonair NADINE YOCUM-Cute JUNIORS NOT PICTURED: Mildred Anderson, Gerald Clark, Betty Coffman, Donald Conger, John Curnutt, Lloyd Duke, Richard Edwards, George Graves, Patricia Herzog, David Hicks, Bob Hughes, Lawrence Jackson, Richard Jones, Amelia Kimball, Frances Mackley, Duane Morgan, Irvin Norris, Charles Pennington, Neil Reynolds, Norman Schultz, Arthur Smith, Charles Tanner, Donald Taylor, Shirley View, Beverly Worley. 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Harry Clark, Eugene Claycomb, Phyllis Cline, Charlotte Clouser, Billy Coats, Julia Cobb. Hugh Corbet, Ellen Sue Cornell, Ed- win Crabtree, John Creal, Helen Darnell, Kathleen Dawson. Donna Dotson, Marjorie Dowd, Al- len Eberle, Jack Eder, Robert Eigh- my, Betty Elam. Joy Fales, Betty Finney, Joyce Fletchall, Beatrice Gilbert, Duane Groenke, Jerry Guthery. Charles Hale, Gregory Hansen, Carol Jean Haselwood, George Haw- kins, Marilyn Haynie, Arlene Heck- er. Allen Hendrix, Buddy Herndon, David Holland, Walter Hopkins, Danny Hosp, Mary Howard. Carol Huffman, Winston Hyatt, Teddy Jackson, 'Edgar Jacobs, Fred Jacobs, Carolyn Johns, Lawrence Johns, Howard Kaiser, Jimmy Kamler, Dennis King, Rosa- lie King, Willard King, Jerry Kla- wuhn. Cook, Joseph Filbert, Welcome Groh, John Hambrick, Fred Ide, Robert Kepner, Mary Patton. Q Q SOPHOMORES Charles Koonse, Irvin Kurz, Lon Landes, Harold Lawrence, Carolyn Leake, Clara Belle Leaverton. Robert Leslie, George Lighthall, Arley Littlejohn, James Livingston, Richard Markt, Betty Gene Massey. Elvona McBrayer, Ruth Meadows, Charles Miller, Ruby Moore, Mary Ann Murphy, Jeannette Norton. Lorraine O'Meara, Vivian O'Neal, Petty Osborn, Thelma Oxford, Daisy Pankau, Bessie Parr. Jackie Payne, Freda Pease, Thelma Ping, Rosalie Puccio, Dorothy Ran- dall, Norma Randall. Mary Richey, George Richwine, Doris Ridpath, Martha Riley, Bill Ringer, J erelyn Roberts. Billy Robinson, Vestal Romano, Richard Root, Ramon R,uiz, Billie Rullman, Retha Rush. Jacqueline Salanky, Gloria Schen- ecker, Dean Schenk, Dorthy Schoen- laub, Leroy Schultz, D 0 n al d Schweder. Betty Schoemaker, Norma Sklenar, Don Snyder, Raymond Sollars, Julia Summers, Marvin Suthers. Peggy Swyhart, Louise Tiedt, Ed- ward Toler, Dick Trimble, Helen Twaddle, Charles Ussary. Barbara Vandermark, Dixie Van Sickle, Ronald Vey, Dixiann Violett, Beverly Walls, Donald Watson. 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L. te .1 - f :Z Page Twenty-nine 1' 4 , cr. , To o , . Voices Off Stage jx NINTH GRADE TOP PICTURE Back Row: Harold Hamm, Charlotte Corhin, Etta Jane Mason, Logan Beggs, Donnie Baur, Billy Steele, Ronald Frogge, Richard Packett, Marvin Fankhauser, Mary Shepherd, Roberta Crockett. Third Row: 'Donna Ratliff, Joseph Edwards, Leretta Jacobs, Betty Holloway, Barbara Anderson, Ruth Witt, Mary Alice Shaw, Bonnie Gill, Geraldine Toler, Gwen Perry, Robert Coyle. Second Row: Donald Bunse, Richard Jordan, Marilyn Snider, Ramona Cortner, Annabell Snyder, Catherine LaJoie, Shila McVey, Wilma Reece, LaVonne Coffey, Charles Castle. 2 U First Row, Roberta Bauman, Marion Worthen, Betty Howell, Kathleen Glick, Roger Burri, Ramona Mayse, Petrine Beahler, Viola Schrupp, Joyce Sample. Page Thirty A, 7 6 6' ' 'N . 6 f fl 6: BOTTOM PICTURE Back Row: Nellie McKay, Ronald Gilpin, Larry French, Herman Gemmer, Victor Eaton, Tommy Good- man, Wilber Ellis, John Tushaus, Charles Wainsley, Patty Leddy, Kathleen Meyer. Third ROW: Shirley Hensley, Marilyn Gell, Noveline Richey, Karamaneh Petrikowsky, Edwin Bowers, Charles Lau, Betty Oxford, Shirley Nichols, Patty Schleicher, Marquitta Pawling, Charlotte McCoy, Wil- lena Brandt. Second Row: Harry Dawson, JoAnn Duncan, Nancy Mattox, Doyle Ruoff, Kenneth Sanders, Patricia Haynes, Lois Hoff, John Kretzschmar, Jimmy Cole- man, Roxana Ruff, Clematis Lanham, Donis Hunter, Carol Howard. First Row: Beverly Stevenson, Hazel Hubbard, E-thel Burchett, Ellen Cordonier, Betty Arnold, Ann Enfield, Rose Mary Neff, Erma Ashlock, Barbara Ballard, Shirley Doty, Beverly Shearer, Robert Courtney. ,, 7 . Voices Off Stage L N INTH GRADE TOP PICTURE Back Row: J. T. Smiley, Thelma Noble, Helen Harrill, Mavis Green, John Elliott, Jerry Swafford, Jerry Pike, David Stewart, Dixie Banks, Donna Gibson. Third ROW: Jack Herman, Robert Coffman, Floyd Hirter, Patricia Woods, Shirley Tolin, Kaye Ann Dot- son, Robert Daniels, Eddie Barker. Second Row: Leroy Waldron, Jackie Bullin, Ronnie Fankhauser, Beverly Ricker, Neva Howard, Willadee Beagle, Roy Lee Elkins, Gerald Salmons, Thelma Baker. First Row: Charlene Balch, Lois Graves, Shirley Baur, Joan Main, Tommy Bryant, Velda Walker, Dixie Roberts, Billy Sparks, Billy Gibson. BOTTOM PICTURE Back Row: Gerald Schaber, Norman Cullumber, Ken- neth VonArb, Jerry Sollars, Donald Estes, Doyle War- ner, Leonard Prather, Caryl Pettijohn, John McIntosh, Lawrence Hays, Jackie Wray. Third Row: Ralph Haskins, Melba Romano, Ramona Jackson, Helen McBee, Patricia Lane, Norma Holts- claw, Mary McKinney, LaVonne Comer, Dale Warner, Lee Salanky. Second Row: Fred Ernst, Clyde Bundy, William Rob- erts, Larry Smith, Jerry Ezzell, Donald Chellew, Rich- ard Blue, Tommy Sloan, Darrell Bruce, Glenn Shep- herd. First Row: Gerald Miller, Robert Carroll, JoAnn Rich- wine, Velma Veale, Anna Belle Kerns, Donna Davis, Charles Frizell, Billy Green, Phillip Cline, Donald Suthers. Page Thirty-one Amateurs ..-M -W A Y i EIGHTH GRADE TOP PICTURE Back Row: Phyllis Cranor, Victor Bowven, Ronald Sparks, Earl Gabhart, Eugene Hendrix, Ramona Jahnke, Charles Milbourne, Roger Montgomery, Blll Gillespie, Bonnie Barth, Gary Jahne, Third Row: Tommy Brady, Galen Clark, Philip Iverson, Glenn Beers, Billy Schafer, Don Silcott, Norma Meyers, Bobby Simpson, Bobby West, Donnie Morgan, Jackie Burgess, Shirley Richardson, Bob Rush. Second Row: Tommy Smith, Charles VVells, Virginia Powers, Yvanda Barker, Marjorie Williams, Helen Rascoe, Beverly Curtin, .loan Robinson, Arlene Kunzelmann, Barbara Gentry, Alden Hill, Nvayne Daniels, Ronald Ste- gf:-l5gOnFtow: Paul Sansone, Charles Edwards, .lack XVynne, Nelda Hinton, Shirley Dotson, Robert Eberle, Selma Steidel, Lorene Allen, Freda Cox, Maxine Elders, Doris Jean Buie, Arlene Snider, VVarren Laukemper, Ronnie 'l'rimble, Gordon Gladclen. CENTER PICTURE 5 Eluil .10 Schgenlallb, Gary Newton, Bill Cheeseman, Jerome Gross, Charles Sechler, George 'lcott, Flame Cox,yCarl Hoeft, Donna Davis, Betty Ethridge. l . ' S9 Thlrd Flow: Naomi Hoffman, June Neff, Mary Lou Daniels, Bobbie Finney, Bobby Boyles, Billy VVray, Roger lawrence Charles Tiedt, Ruth Rethmeye'r,. Norma Rytherr ' gecond Row: Vtfalter Henderson, Mary Williams, Marilyn Gllllp, Carrollee Allen, Beverly Ferose, Evelyn Wellman, Hamm I-foyyard, Phyllis Nllnn, Juanita Mueller, Robert Ball, Lynn Stokes, v First Rovv' .lack Sollars, Clara Cl,lY'I'l1lft, Georgia Hlllan, Beverly Manlent, Mary Goldlzen, Helen Loy, June Col- vert, l ele'DeWffy, ROWEV Renal' Merril Shaw' BOTTOM PICTURE . , ,' tt, John Dishon, Eddie Anderson, Ronald Murphy, Jack Ezzell, Herbert Wallner, Or- B-acklffclvff Ifigsggglngkghllzoifdo laohert Merrill, Donald VVeiser, Raymond Tarter, Jack Shultz. VIH? Pgnoghz Roy' l'i1tam Ruth Silnon, Donna Adams, Cal-mellia Leonard, Kathleen Allen, Barbara Pettis, Pa- T,'7'Fd T, Wym Bfltfe Clark nrn-hnra Bishop, lvhyllis Burnham, Joan Pemjohn,.Karhei-ine Ernst, lllary lllarkt, Umm gqumi Frlverly Henry, Mary Cole, Serena Hendrix, Ruth Malam, MAFJOFIG Fulton, Mary Voeth, Wilma Second Fffwf ,fa Clark Billie Sue Winemiller, Dorothy Kirk, Wanda King, Carol schilrz, Charlene Ashley. 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Not in picture: Nancy Eastbourn. OAK STAFF Due to the diligent efforts and hard Work of the OAK Staff, the members of the Class of 1948, as well as their underclassmen, will always have an accurate record f th 0 e happenings of 1947-48. The staff, which met in Room 31 under the direction of Miss Eli b th Th ' ' ' za e omas, combined the talents of 1tS various members to produce Write-ups, art Work, captions, dummies, and finally the finished product, the '48 OAK. Gretchen Lillig and Joetta Penland were chosen as co-editors of the OAK and have proved their abilities as leaders as Well as workers. A new record in the selling of OAKS ing sale of 106 OAKS made her the high salesman of the campaign. Page Thirty-four Was set by Jean Gayle Haynes. Her outstand- Their Repertoire's Extensive SESORAS The Sesora Club, an all-girl organization, purposes to create a spirit of co-operation, to establish high scholarship, to develop the talents of each individual member, and to train in proper social standards. The members are: Back Row: Tillie Cardella, Berenice Busby, Jean Gayle Haynes. Second Row: Ruby Gibson, Travis Spitz, Mary Lou Johnson, Virginia Miller, Arlene Irons, Madalyne Schweder, Alphalea VValkup, Rosemary Dubach, Virginia Jenkins, Esther Tarter. Front Row: Virginia Bottorff, Carol Ann Hartman, Joetta Penland, Betty Lou Cawley, Miss Aline Brown, spon- sor, Romaine Douglas, Rosemary Gerber, Maxine Herndon, Margaret Ann Webb. ' Not in Picture: Leona Lower. ORPHE-DELPHIANS One of the organizations at Lafayette that is composed of boys is the Orphe-Del- phian Club. Its purpose is to promote interest in music, dramatics, oratory, and other forms of fine art. The members are: Back Row: Benton Conger, Bill Jacobs, Richard Heath, Richard Poage, Charles Jones, Eugene Carter, Gregory Hansen, Doyle Patton, Allan Stockton, Carroll Liechti. Second Row: David Holland, Bill Henley, John Nichols, Miss Winifred Gallagher, sponsor, Glenn Wynne, Oda Fankhauser, Jimmie Cairy. Front Row: Bill Round, Bill Bennett, Jack Cleveland, Thad Danford. Page Thirty-five l'fi'X'l , fa . . A ,.' . Y r 41 V I iz, V ffm g I A I-p7',,'-'Q Vx I7 .5 fi fran 1 O 0 f 'J . e - T it h 1 ,fl-of fi! Mig' Y' fav! y-.1 A., J -1f'Qf I' kd 'K ' J AJ ' if , IA, M, ., 'Y JR. 0. T. C., COMPANY D g ,fy 'W J 1' ff: , ff Back Row: John Curnutt, Thad Danford, Eldon Estes, Carroll Liechti, Jack French. Q' Fifth Row: Bill Bennett. .George Lighthall, Arley Littlejohn, Bob Wion, Raymond Holland, Lawrence Morgan, Don Sklenar, Howard Raiser, Robert Kepner, Allen Eberle, Bill Burtnett. Fourth Row: Jerry Inman, Paul Boyles, Eddie Jacobs, Glenn Lange, Bill Parker, Billy Coates, Jack Eder, George Richwine, Marvin Sutliers. T-hird Rowg Lee Daily, Glen Hinton, Harold Amos, Gene Bullin, Edwin Crabtree, Leonard Brown, George Haw- kins, Dennis king. Russell Blanton, Charles Hale, Billy Rullman. Second Row: David Hicks, Doyle Patton, Lynn NVells, Ramon Jackson. Front Row: Jerry LaBouff. CLIP AND CARTRIDGE CLUB The purpose of this organization is promoting the Reserve Officers' Training Corps program at Lafayette High School and to act as a guiding body for the unit. Master Sergeant Willis A. Hintz, instructor of the R. O. T. C., is sponsor. The members are: Back Row: David Holland, Glenn Wynne, John Curnutt, Lynn Wells, Eugene Round, Raymond Holland, Charles Miller, John Creal, Allen Eberle. Third Row: Jack French, Donald Gasper, Bob McVey, Doyle Patton, David Hicks, Duane Bradley, Bill Burtnett, Ramon Jackson. Second Row: Charles Brandt, Carroll Liechti, Bill Round, Sgt. Hintz, Thad Danford, Bob Matthews, Jerry LaBouff. Front Row: Company D Captain, Rosemary Gerber: Maj. Batt. Adjutant, Beverly Castle: Colonel Joetta Penland: Lt. Colonel Alphalea Walkup: Maj. Commander, Nancy Eastbourn, Company E Captain, Beverly Neff. R. O. T. C., COMPANY E Back Row: Don Silcott, Bill Round, Bob Matthews, Denzel Grimes, John Kephart, Donald Gasper. Fifth Row: Albert Schrupp, Donald VVatson, Don Anderson, Dick Barth, Clarence Corbett, Neil Reynolds, Bob Fletchall, Floyd Pease, Jerry Klawuhn, Richard Jones, Norman Wilson, Milton Clark, Eugene Round. Fourth Row: Bill Henley, Dick Ping, Lawrence Jackson, Robert Leslie, John Creal, Arthur Smith, Francis Strong, Richard Edwards, Donald Schweder, Fred Jacobs, Glenn Wynne, Gene Gentry. Third Row: Richard Morin, Buddy Herndon, Roy Coder, David Holland, Edward Ke-lsey,.Lawrence Johns, Jos- eph Filbert, Norman Randall, Billy Robinson, Charles Pennington, Jack Payne, Edwin Wilson, Eugene Sego. Second Row: Duane Bradley, Donnie Meyer, Bob McVey, Tom Alder. Front Row: Charles Brandt. if AWARDS OF THE YEAR RIFLE TEAM LETTERS lst year, lst place-c-SfSgt. Charles Miller. Jack French-two years. lst year, 2nd P1306-C'SfSg5 Blu Bennett- Denzel Grimes-two years. 2nd year, lst place-c-1stfLt. Doyle Patton. Raymond Holland-two years. 2nd year, 2nd place-c-1stfLt. Robert Mc'Vey. P. M. S. and T. Medal-c-FfSgt. Jack French. Sons of the American Revolution Medal-c-Col. William Round. Arthur Smith-two years. Robert McVey-two years. Charles Miller-one year. Page Thirty-seven The show must have music BAND The band has proved this year that it is one of the largest and finest in the city. Not only has it taken an active part in drills, parades, and playing at our football games-but -this year it received the only 1 rating given at Maryville, Missouri, to a St. Joseph high school. The band is under the direction of Mr. C. H. Potter. Adding to the appear- ance of our band are seven drum inajorettes: Dixie Banks, Wanda Martin, Charlotte Mc- Coy, Dixie Roberts, Jerelyn Roberts, Jo Ann Rethemeyer, Barbara Stout. Page Thirty-eight wherever it goes! First Row Jimmy Babb Thelma Baker Robert Ball Willadee Beagle Jimmie Cairy Bill Cheesman Charlotte Clouser LaVonne Comer Clarence Corbet Hugh Corbet Charlotte Corbin Ellen Cornell Robert Courtney Rosemary Dubach Roger Eaton Robert Eberle Joseph Edwards Robert Eighrny Roy Elkins Donald Estes Oda Fankhauser Ronnie Fankhauser Joseph Filbert MEMBERS OF THE BAND Second Row Ronald Frogge Herman Gemmer Beatrice Gilbert Ronald Gilpin Tommy Goodman Gregory Hansen Beverly Henry Nelda Hinton David Holland Danny Hosp Bob Hughes Richard Jordan Willard King Wayne Kohnke Charles Koonse George Lighthall Phyllis Meers Carol Milleson Donnie Morgan Jeanette Norton Richard Packett Bill Parker Marquitta Pawling Third Row Jack Petty Richard Poage Rosalie Puccio Wilma Reece Bill Ringer Carol Risler Richard Root Mercedes Round Raymon Ruiz Dean Schenk Betty Shackleford Arthur Smith Don Snyder Jerry Sollars Lynn Stokes Donald Suthers Raymond Tarter Donald Ussary Ronald Vey Velda Walker Jerry Whitley Glenn Wynne Jack Wynne Page Thirty nine Music Enhances ORCHESTRA Providing the music for assemblies is the chief duty of the school orchestra, which is under the direction of Mr. C. H. Potter. This musical group also has played dllfllig the intermissions of both the junior and senior plays. ir GIRLS' GLEE CLUB Miss Logan Gilbreath is the director of the Girls' Glee Club, which contributed much to the success of the Spring Musical, as well as to the Fall Concert and several assembly programs. The training which the girls received in this group Will be of great Value to any of them who continue their choral workin the Mixed Choir. 'A' MEMBERS OF GIRLS' GLEE CLUB Back R0w, left to right: Pearl Boswell, Bev- erly Walls, Joyce Fletchall, Deloris Berry, Carolyn Johns, Letha Adams, Augusta Ann Barnes, Helen Darnell, Thelma Ping, Helen Twaddle, Elvonna McBrayer, Marilyn Hay- nie, Betty Massey. Third Row, left to right: Donna Dotson, Joann Wray, Mary Howard, Arlene Hecker, Carole Bridgman, Carol Huffman, Mary Brown, Carolyn Leake, Freda Pease, Mary Ann Murphy, Dorothy Schoenlaub, Barbara Butts, Gloria Schenecker. Second Row, left to right: Marjorie Dowd, Jacqueline Salanky, Clara Leaverton, Phyllis Cline, Carol Haselwood, Patty Chaney, Betty Barnes, Rosalie King, Betty Bennett, Betty Oxford, Doris Ridpath, Thelma Oxford, Kath- leen Dawson, Dixie Violett. rf Front Row, left to right: Betty Shoemaker, Mary Jean Strong, Dorothy Randall, Ruby C5 - 5 - Moore, Betty Elam, Dorothy Barnes, Retha 1 Rush, Phyllis Benitz, Betty Finney, Jerry l Wilson, Martha Riley, Marilyn Wilson, Louise Tiedt, Evelyn Bennett, Ellen Ander- son. MEMBERS OF ORCHESTRA Back Row, left to right: Jack Petty, Rich- ard Root, Billy Parker, Dave Holland, Edwin Crabtree. Second R0w, left to right: Charles Koonse, Jerry Whitley, Bob Patchin, Danny Hosp, Galen Clark, Joe Edwards, Carol Milleson, Glenn Wynne, Arthur Smith. Front Row, left to right: Margie VVilliams, Doris Jean Buie, Dixie Sample, Maxine El- der, Julia Hinton, Betty King, Jerelyn Rob- erts, Billie Winemiller. Page Forty the performance MIXED CHOIR Lafayette's Mixed Choir, which is under the direction of Mr. Charles H. Potter, cannot be too highly praised. Its most notable accomplishment this year was the Winning of top honors in two music meets-one at Maryville, the other at Columbia. Among the many school functions for which the choir has sung are the Christmas Pageant, Fall Con- cert, Spring Musicale, Dedication of the Memorial Room, the Armistice Day Assembly, P.-T. A. meetings, and a pay assembly which it presented in partnership with the Band. The Choir has also entertained for such civic groups as the Young Matrons Club, Eagles Lodge, and the Moila Club. The only out-of-town concert presented by the group Was in the High School Auditorium at Wathena, Kansas. Members of the Mixed Choir during the first semester were: Barbara Acton, Tom Alders, Mildred Anderson, Gloria Beckwith, Richard Bennett, Myrtle Beckwith, Opal Blair, Virginia Bottorff, Barbara Bullard, Floyd Brown, 4 l' B k B ' B b N L C E e Carter, Beverl Castle, Bill Chellew Harold Chellew alice run , erenice us y, orma ee arey, ugen y , V , Miriam Cogdill, Benton Conger, Betty Cawley, Romaine Douglas, Jeannene Driver, Norma .Jean Duncan, Gladys Dupree, Nancy Eastbourn, Joyce Elders, Oda Fankhauser, Patty F8-UStliI1, Patty Fuelling, Virginia Gartland, Jim- mie Gardiner, Donald Gasper, Ruby Gibson, Jeanne Glise, LOYG Guthrle, Virginia H0l1aI1d, CHW01 A1111 Harirllan, Mary Lee Hecker, Mary Margaret Herzog, Julia Hinton, Ruby Ann Hirter, Walter Hopkins, Arlene Irons, Jeanne Jackson, Virginia Jenkins, Mary Lou Johnson, Roberta Johnson, Phyllis Jones, Norma Lee Kerns, Marilee Main, JoAnn McCammon, Phillip McClung, Barbara McDonald, Beverly MCKIUYICYE Jacqueline Mendenhall, Joyce Miller, Virginia Miller, Floyd Pease, Frances Poage, Herbie Portman, Lola Lou Rissel, Billy Round, Ruby Rush, Etta Catherine Scott, Marvin Sollars, Darline Schultz, Norman Schultz, Lex Smith, Shirley Smith, Charlotte Sollars, Virginia Speak, JoAnn Starnper, June Stark, Louise Swail, Leta Timmons, Leia Mae Townsend, Alphalea Walkup, Marilyn XValters, Donald VVatson, Dean Wilson, Janet Wineland, Loretta White, Jeanne Weiss, Glenn Wynne, and Nadine Yocum. - Others who joined the Choir second semester are: Leola Allsbury, David Estes, Marilyn Nedrow, Betty Stephens, Richard Stewart, Anita VVatkins, and Phyllis Eaton. Page Forty-one Sprightly Dialogue ge Forty-two Purposeful Action HI-Y ORGANIZATIONS The Hi-Y Clubs of Lafayette are doing everything in their power to promote good sportsmanship, cleanliness, and a Christian faith for young boys in high school. ir NU CHAPTER fSeniorsJ TOP PICTURE, left to right: Jack Cleveland, Jerry Armstrong, Donald Byers, Bill Bell, Bob Fletchall, Bob ' ' ' d .k ' Richard Heath, Matthews, Marvin Mclntosh, Bob Cordonier, Jimmie Cairy, Eldon Estes. Seated at the es is president: standing in the back is Mr. Stephen Lamar, boys' director of the Y. M. C. A. TH ETA CHAPTER Uuniorsj Front Row, left to right: Clarence Corbett, Francis Strong, Doyle Patton, Glenn Wynne, Lloyd Duke, Donald Gas- per. Second Row, left to right: Bill Henley, Gene Gentry, Monte Blue, Bill Bennett, Jerry Inman, Lynn Wells, Herb Portman, Bill Karkuth, Donald Silcott, and Harvey Parker, President Cat deskb. The SDOIISOI' is Bill YOUUK. ir OMICRON HI-Y CHAPTER CSophomoresj Front Row, left to right: Bill Robinson, Dick Trimble, Dick Barth, John Creal, Bill Ringer, Marvin Jacobs, sponsor. Back Row, left to right: Gregory Hansen, Charles Ussary, Jerry Guthery, Hugh Corbett. Standing at desk, James Livingston, president. ir KAPPA HI-Y CHAPTER fFreshmenj Front Row left to right: Tommy Sloan, Marvin Dycus, J. T. Smiley, Jackie Roy, Eddie Barker, Roger Burri, John Elliot' Richard Packett, Charles Castle, Richard Blue, Bobby Courtney, Kenneth Sanders. Back Row left to right: Jack Urmin, John Tushaus, John Kretzschmar, Charles Lau, Kenny Sanders, Marvin Sollars Gelrald Schaber, Richard Steele, Donald Estes. Sponsor is Harold Devers, who is standing in the back. Page Forty-three and l will answer Y-TEEN S This teen-age Y. W. C. A. social and service club was organized at Lafayette in 1918. Until a few years ago Y-Teens were called Girl Reserves. The organization is one of La- fayette's oldest and the only girls' club in the school which can boast an open membership for girls of all grades. Lafayette has three separate organizations, the Senior High Club, the Joan of Arc Club, consisting of ninth grade girls, and the Eighth Grade Club. All three groups have been very active this year. SENIOR HIGH Y-TEENS TOP PICTURE, Back Row, left to right: Virginia Holland, Gretchen Lillig, Eula Lett, Joyce Elder, Betty Mas- sey, Carol Huffman, Augusta Ann Barnes, Diana Lockwood, Mercedes Round, Phyllis Eaton, Letha Adams. Third Row, left to right: Phyllis Meers, Beverly Castle, Gloria Beckwith, Dixie VanSickle, Norma Sklenar, Jeanne Jackson, Virginia Jenkins, JoAnn Stamper, Jayne Readel, Geraldine Didlo, Betty Elam, Donna Dotson. Second R0w, left to right: Beverly McKinney, Annamarie Williams, Mary Garner, Carol Hartman, Virginia Bot- torff. Charlotte Sollars, Nancy Eastbourn, Shirley Huffman, Betty Bennett, Martha Riley, Carol Risler, Evelyn Bennett, Miss Anna Hague. Front Row, left to right: Tillie Cardella, Janet VVineland, Ruby Gibson, Alphalea Walkup, Betty King, Rosemary Gerber, Jean Gayle Haynes, Joetta Penland, Norma Kerns, Carol Haselwood, Mary Jean Strong, Betty Finney, Joyce Fletchall. Officers of the Cluk are: Miss Anna Hague, sponsor: Jean Gayle Haynes, President: Betty King, Vice-Presi- dent: Joetta Penland. Secretary: Rosemary Gerber, Treasurer: La Ru Butler, Program Chairman, JOAN OF ARC Y-TEENS CENTER PICTURE at left, Back ROW, left to right: Patty Dotson, Annabelle Kerns, Barbara Flannagan, Don- na Davis, Pat Schleicher, Ann Enfield, La Vonne Coffey, Barbara Anderson, Carol Howard, Jean Holtsclaw, Charlene Balch, Roxana Ruff, Wilma Reece. Second Row: Ellen Cordonier, Sheila McVey, Lois Hoff, Mary Roady, Beverly Ricker, Dixie Banks, Shirley Nich- ols, Betty Oxford, Peggy Fife, Doris Eyman, Etta Jane Mason. First Row: Erma Ashlock, Patty Leddy, Barbara Ballard, Joan Main, Shirley Doty, Karamaneh Petrikowsky, Miss Mildred Bringman, Donis Hunter, Mavis Green, Clematis Lanham, Thelma Baker, Beverly Stevenson, Ger- aldine Toler. Officers of the Club are: Sponsor, Miss Mildred Bringman: President, Karamaneh Petrikowsky: Vice-Presi- dent, Donis Hunter: Secretary. Mavis Green: Treasurer, Clematis Lanham: Reporter, Shirley Doty, EIGHTH GRADE Y-TEENS Back Rgw, left to right: Arlene Snider, Jo Ann Robinson, Ruth Rethmeyer, Dorothy Kirk, Wilma Dowdy, Mary Markt, Ruth Ann Malan, Georgia Hillan. Second Row, left to right: Mrs. Dunlap, Ramona Johnke, Naomi Huffman, Frieda Cox, Kitty Ernest, Beverly Hoyt Florenia Clark, Billy Sue Winemiller, Marilyn Gillip. Front Row, left to right: Beverly Curtin, Emily Schoenlaub, Nancy Daugherty, Wfanda King, Shirley VVhite, Pa- tricia Parr, Norma Myers, Carmelia Leonard. Mrs Golda Dunlap is the sponsor. Officers of the club are: Wanda King, President: Shirley White, Vice- Pregidegt- Emily Schoenlaub, Secretary: Norma Myers, Treasurer: Beverly Curtin, Reporter. Page Forty-five Lights! I In the Above Picture are: Gretchen Lillig, Duane Bradley, Tillie Cardella, Leona Lower, Thad Danford, Carol Ann Hartman, Nancy Eastbourn, Leta Timmons, Gloria Beckwith, Virginia Bottorff, Donald Byers, Norma Lee Kerns, and Beverly Castle. I-'hyllis Eaton and Alphalea XValkup are not in the picture. LIGHT STAFF , The responsibility of publishing the Lafayette Light each Week rests upon the shoulders of the Light staff, which is under the direction of Miss Elizabeth Thomas, journalism instructor. ' The members of the Light staff are responsible for Writing copy, selling advertis- ing and collecting for it, proof-reading, circulating the Light, making dummies, and keep- ing in order all the accounts of the Light Leona Lower was editor-in-chief for the first semester and Phyllis Eaton and Carol Ann Hartman served as co-editors during the second semester. Students who served on the Light staff during the first semester, but not the sec- ond are Eula Lett, Richard Heath, Donald Sklenar, and Jean Gayle Haynes. Page Forty- six, -.r x ih- Q.--:xx--V ' 1- 'E + QQ --- , W -5--1 fPf' 415- - . -an 1- '?'5'ZQQH3'?-'ifiqifsi 'fff'ai'yfK'fQ' ' 1 Y ,Q--.X .-41-Q :fx-QQQWNN' .- .34 M :fi-3 . ' -Wir ' X ., K., . H- -JH -bin .- :-- n K-in -iv -:L --N --Sw, - vb, 'S. f:-Q-Tvvf-5:3-12. ff.: 'tQ5141S1L- Sr egg--...shui : -Q. ,.4-Q. qu- N me W 5 .2- , 4, ,g,.:'.,f, . +1 ,, 4.1 -,, .. - .- C v - I., , - .- Q .' . 1- .n- 1. 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COLLEENS The Colleens, as the pep squad is called, was first organized this year to encourage the cheering at the games. The girls obtained uniforms consisting of green sweaters, gray skirts, and the Colleen em- blem. These Irish Colleens have gone to all the games this year and cheered the Shamrocks onward. Back Row: Shila McVey, Geraldine Didlo, Jean Holtsclaw, Joyce Miller, Eula Lett, Betty Oxford, Karamaneh Petrikowsky, Charlotte Sollars, Carol Jean Haselwood, Annamarie Willianis. Third Row: Mary Jean Strong, Beverly Castle, Leta Timmons, Norma Lee Kerns, Frances Poage, Virginia Bot- torff, Miriam Cogdill, Charlotte Dewey, Esther Bryant. Second Row: Beverly Ricker, Jeannene Driver, Gloria Beckwith, Shirley Huffman, Doris Eyeman, Rosemary Du- bach, Gretchen Lillig, Carol Bridgman, Joan Maison, Miss Marilyn Maxwell. First Row: Virginia Gartland, Shirley Smith, Jean Gayle Haynes, Betty Finney, Janet Vifineland, Sue Humphrey, Carol Ann Hartman, Jayne Readel, Joyce Fletchall, Betty Bennett, Martha Riley. Page Forty-eight A Lifvely Role Back Row: Miss 'VVilletta Todd, Julia Cobb, Joyce Miller, Darlene Montgomery, Diana Lockwood, Geraldine Didlo, Betty King. Second Row: Gloria Beckwith, Beverly McKinney, Luana Lunsford, Deloris Berry, Patty Fuelling, Virginia Hol- land. First ROW: Alice Brunk, Sue Humphrey, Virginia Spiek, Leta Timmons, Donna Dotson, Clara Mae Linscott, Thel- ma Payne. G. A. A. The Girls' Athletic Association is one of the oldest organizations in the school. The purpose of this club is to unite girls interested in sports into a group to promote physical efficiency, good sportsman- ship, Wholesome competition, and leadership. Any girl in senior high school who earns one hundred points in tournament play is eligible for meme bership. The major sports are basketball, baseball, volleyball, and paddle badminton. Minor sports are horse- shoes, tennis, ping pong, badminton and archery. Awards include a chenile L and a green and gray enameled pin. Besides their gymnasium activities, the G. A. A. participate in Play Day, have picnics, hikes and other social activities. Miss Willetta Todd is the club's sponsor. President .... Vice-President Secretary .... Treasurer . .. Reporter .. OFFICERS FOR 1947-48 Joyce Miller Shirley Huffman Sue Humphrey Diana Lockwood Alice Brunk Page Forty-nine Qnbf Q' ' ' ' Ctors not afraid of aC'tmg W-fer' sine 227' ! WA,-Q Jn. U will hm.. f , WV Top Row, left to right: Charles Thomas, 2 years, Bill Mason, 2 years, Bob Simon, 3 years CHonorary Captain for 194835 Harvey Parker, 1 year, Eldon Estes, 1 year. X1 W? fy ff FOOTBALL LETTERMEN W ilk Second Row, left to right: Bcb Matthews, 1 year, Lawrence Morgan, 1 year, Don Sklenar, 1 year, Victor Eaton, 1 year. . Third Row, left to right: Bob Adams, 2 years, Bill Bell, 2 years, John Nichols, 2 years, Herb Portman, 1 year. Front Row, left to right: Marvin Mclntosh, 1 year, Jerry Armstrong, 1 yearg Bill Steele, 1 yearg David Estes, 1 year, Duane Morgan, 1 year. Page Fifty Real Troopers PICTURED ABOVE, Top ROW: Bob Matthews, Bob Adams, Jerry Armstrong, Victor Eaton, Donald Sklenar, Gaylord Thomas, Billey Steele, Richard Poage, Eldon Estes. Third Row: Bill Bell, George Lighthall, George Mosher, Bill Mason, David Estes, Herbert Portman, Lawrence Morgan, Charles Thomas, and Coach Lynn McHarg. Second Row: John Nichols, Billy Karkuth, Duane Morgan, John Hambrick, Harvey Parker, Jimmy Kamler, and Robert VVion. grant Row: Bob Simon, Oda Fankhauser, Donald Silcott, Jerry Guthrie, James Livingston, Donald Gasper, Monte lue. C 1947 FOOTBALL SQUAD This year, as always, the Lafayette Shamrocks were a team of hard-fighting, never- say-die, pigskin warriors. Although the Irish eleven had six Varsity lettermen returning for the 1947 season, their main handicap was lack of experience. The team displayed a large amount of power in the early part of the season, but several backfield injuries in mid-season kept them from displaying their full power for the remainder of the games. Their ability to play well in bad weather was outstanding. Their first Victory was won in a downpour, and several of their other games were played in the rain, and snow on muddy and slick fields. The Shamrocks had five straight defeats in their record when they met Rock Port and obtained their best Victory of the season. - 1947 FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Sept, Lafayette William Chrisman 6 Oct, Lafayette Wentworth 0 Oct, Lafayette Central 25 Oct, Lafayette Maur Hill 20 Qct, Lafayette Maryville 13 Oct, Lafayette North Kansas City 38 Nov. Lafayette Benton 39 NOV, Lafayette Rock Port 12 Nov. Lafayette Christian. Brothers 34 Page Fifty-one In the Limelight Herb Portman-Forward Clettered 2 yearsl Johnny Hambrick-Guard tlettered 2 yearsl Victor Eaton-Guard flettered 1 yearj Bob Adams-Guard Clettered 2 yearsb Bill Bell-Forward Clettered 2 yearsj Carroll Liechti-Guard Clettered 1 year! John Nichols-Forward Co-Captain 1947 Honorable Mention for All-City 1948 Clettered 2 yearsj David Estes-Center City High-Point Man Captain 1948 Honorable Mention for All- City 1948 Second Team in Pony Ex- press Conference 1948 tlettered 2 yearsj Bill Mason-Center Honorable Mention for All- City 1948 Clettered 2 yearsb Charles Thomas-Guard Honorable Mention for All- City 1948 Clettered 2 yearsj Page Fifty- two f . . fi rn' N' . -A. ' . M ' 1, '33 1, - D-rf-Us - 7 4, i ef -J Practice! Practice! Practice' Pictured, Top Row: Assistant Coach McHarg, Marvin Dycus, Bob Adams, Herbert Portman, David Estes, Carroll Liechti, Charles Thomas, John Elliott, Coach Shrout. it S Middle Row: Johnny Hambrick, Bill Bell, 'John Nichols, Victor Eaton, Bill Mason, Bill Steele. Front Row: Tommy Sloan, Harvey Parker, James Livingston, Charles Lau, Kenneth Sanders, John Kretzschmar. BASKETBALL SQUAD Lafayette's basketball squad truly proved that they were the Fighting Irish this season. Although they were outscored in every game but three, their excellent sports- manship was never surpassed by their opponents. The biggest thrill of the season oc- curred When our team beat the city champions on the night that the Champs were awarded their trophy. At the Sub-Regional in Savannah We defeated the Savannah Savages, but bowed to the C. B. H. S. Eagles and to the Central Indians We are expecting great performances from our team next year. Dec. Dec. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Feb Feb Feb. Feb. Feb 1947 1947 1948 1948 1948 1948 1948 1948 1948 1948 1948 1948 1948 1948 1948 SCHEDULE Lafayette Lafayette Lafayette Lafayette Lafayette Lafayette Lafayette Lafayette Lafayette Lafayette Lafayette Lafayette Lafayette Lafayette Lafayette William Chrisman 32 North Kansas City 35 North Kansas City 42 Wentworth 46 William Chrisman 31 C. B. H. S. 45 Savannah 21 Benton 48 Wentworth 37 Central 28 C. B. H. S. 34 Benton 36 Central 21 Savannah 25 Maryville 25 Page Fifty- three . X , 5 v- fx, fa?QfMfvef WQJLKAABQLV - Action is eloquence 'l l l l l l TRACK TOP PICTURES, left to right: Dave Estes, high jump, Bill Bell, broad jump. CENTER PICTURES, left to right: Dave Estes, varsity letterman. Squad-top row, left to right: Coach Richard Shrout, Harold Lawrence, Raymond Ruiz, Lon Landes, Bill Steele G' H ' , iegory ansen, Jlmmy Kamle1, Ronald Frogge, Victor Eaton, Marvin Sollars, Marvin Dycus, Bob Walls, Eddie Jacobs Third row left to ri ht B b W' J , g : 0 ion, . T. Smiley, Dick Trimble, James Livingston, Raymond Sollars, Donnie Suthers, Tommy Sloan, Tommy Bryant, Kenny Sanders, Gerald Schaber, Jerry Guthery, Coach McHarg. Second row, left to right: Bob Patchin, Bob Woodruff, Bob Nold, Glenn Wynne, Carroll Liechti, Norman Schultz, Gaylord Thomas Herb Portman Bob Adams Charles Thomas L , , , , awrence Morgan, Roger Shep- herd, Oda Fankhauser. Front row, left to right: Bob Simon, Bill Bell, Dave Estes, John Nichols, Marvin Mclntosh, Eugene Sego, Charles Williams, Thad Danford, Norman Reinert, Benton Conger. BOTTOM P Portman, varsity letterman, Charles Thomas, varsity lettermang Relay Team-Herb Portman, Bob ,Simon, Bill Bell, Charles Thomas. ICTURES, left to right: Bill Bell, varsity letterman' Bob Simon varsity letterman' Herb Page Fifty-four Brafvo I TRACK - Lafayette had several good track men this year. The team participated in the Wil ham Jewell Meet, the St. Joseph Relays, the Pony Express Meet, and the City Meet, as well as meets between individual schools. In each of these events, Lafayette made a good showing. ir ir ir These men composed Lafayette's Varsity team: High Hurdles: Low Hurdles: 100-Yard Dash Mile Run: 880 Relay: 440-Yard Dash : 880 Run: 220-Yard Dash Mile Relay: Shot Put: Discus: High Jump: Pole Vault: Broad Jump: Novice men: Gaylord Thomas, John Nichols. Gaylord Thomas, John Nichols. Bill Bell, Bob Adams, Charles Thomas. Glenn Wynne, Vic Eaton, Marvin Mclntosh. Bill Bell, Herb Portman, Bob Simon, Charles Thomas. Jack Cleveland, Vic Eaton. Oda Fankhauser, Harvey Parker. Charlie Thomas, Bill Bell. Vic Eaton, Jack Cleveland, Dave John Nichols. Carroll Liechti, John Nichols. Dave Estes, Herb Portman. Jim Kamler Bill Bell, Dave Estes. uk ir ir Estes, John Nichols. Raymond Sollars, Kenneth Sanders, James Livingston, Tommy Sloan, Jerry Gutheiy Leonard Brown, Roger Shepherd, Bill Steele, Marvin Sollars, Gerald Schaber, Marvin Dy cus, Dick Trimble, Jerry Klavvuhn, Don Anderson. Honorary Captain for the year Was Bill Bell, a senior and a three-year letterman. Page Fifty-f Variety Show Top Row, left to right: FOOTBALL CROWD-Night of Miss Sham1'ock's installation. QUARTER and HALF-MILERS-Victor Eaton and Oda Fankhauser. 880-YARD RELAY TROPHY-VVon at William Jewell by Charles Thomas, Bob Simon, Herb Portman, and Bill Bell. Second Row, left to right: LOW HURDLERSg.Iohn Nichols and Gaylord Thomas. STUDENT MANAGER-Eddie Jacobs. PROVISIONAL LETTERMEN-John Hambrick, Carroll Liechti, and Oda Fankhauser. Front Row, left to right: ACTION IN BASKETBALL-Coronation night. SENIOR CLASS VS. FACULTY-Basketball game. Page Fifty-six I L.. 'WNEf1eVP'0'f'55iPf'43?5' N H 3 'W 1 -, , .f 'fb NVQ! 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' , .. ,..,- I N- ,-ina' -.,V' -1V- V 'V V ' ' 5 fr' -W' Vf'f+gfV. . --3 V . f WV ,' '-nwZ':.Jz', , af' --VV.-,14g?,,. -V , 1'Lzi1f1-. .- ' A - 24.-:z.g..4:V, 5VV- 'D'3R'55'1 : N She caught the spirit of her part Page Fifty-eight Time: The night of October 31, 1947. Setting: Lafayette Athletic Field. Thunder, Lightning, and Rain Dramatis Personae fin order of appear- anceb : Band R. O. T. C. Football Squad Pep Squad Attendants and their Escorts: Virginia Bottorff ...... Charles Thomas Nancy Eastbourn. ........ John Nichols Carol Huffman ............ Bob Adams Alphalea Walkup ........... Bill Mason Maid of Honor and her Escort: Phyllis Eaton. .......... Richard Heath Miss Shamrock and her Escort: Jean Gayle Haynes ......... Bob Simon ACT I. Processional. ACT II. Installation. ACT III. Recessional. i' MISS SHAMROCK INSTALLATION Pictured Below: Charley Thomas, Bill Mason, Carol Jean Huffman, Marvin Suthers, Nancy Easthourn, Eugene Sego, Jean Gayle Haynes, Bob Simon, Phyllis Eaton Gene Gentr Vr' ' I , y, X1 ginia Bottorff, Alphalea Walkup, Richard Heath, and John Nichols. Q, , She inspired the regiment SPONSOR OFFICERS INSTALLED October 30, 1947 at 10:45 a. m. Lafayette Auditorium Processional- The Missouri Waltz . . . . .Band Installation An archway of sabers was made by Non-Coins as the attendants and their escorts preceded the Sponsor Officers and their escorts into the auditorium, where they were seated on the stage. After Cadet Captain Jerry LaBouff, acting ad- jutant, read the orders for the day, the newly elected Sponsor Officers were intro- duced to the student body by Cadet Colonel Bill Round and presented with their re- spective commissions. Joetta Penland, Sponsor Colonel, then made the Sponsor Officer response, accepting on behalf of the other Sponsor Officers and herself, their commissions. The cadet officers were then presented with their commis- sions and the cadet non-commissioned of- ficers were presented with their chevrons of rank by the Sponsor Officers. ir Pictured Below, Back Row, left to right: Glenn Wynne, Eugene Sego, Gene Gentry, Marvin Suthers. Second Row, left to right: Capt. Jerry LaBouff, Glenn Lange, Duane Bradley, Doyle Patton, David Hicks, Maj. Eldon Estes, Col. Bill Round, Lt. Col. Thad Dan- ford, Maj. Bob Matthews, Capt. Charles Brandt, Tom Alder, Denzel Grimes, Carroll Liechti. Front Row, left to right: Annamarie VVilliams, Vir- ginia Bottorff, Joyce Elder, Capt. Rosemary Gerber, Maj. Nancy Eastbourn, Col. Joetta Penland, Lt. Col. Alphalea Vfalkup, Maj. Beverly Castle, Capt. Beverly Neff, Miriam Cogdill, Norma Duncan, Charlotte Dewey. Page Fifty-nine She has all the royal makings of a queen Lafayette High School Presents CORONATION OF THE BASKETBALL QUEEN January 9, 1948 Processional ..................... Band Color Guard ................. R. O. T. C. Reserve Basketball Boys Attendants and Varsity Lettermen Maid of Honor and Escort ............ . . . . . .Shirley Huffman, Richard Heath Crown Bearer and Ball Carrier ........ . . . . . .Connie Hintz, David Eppright HI Queen and Basketball Captain ......... . . . . . . .Rosemary Dubach, John Nichols Crowning of the Queen ............... Richard Heath, Student Body President Response. ............. Rosemary Dubach Recessional ...................... Band A charming and talented senior, Rose- mary Dubach, was chosen to reign as La- fayette's 1948 Basketball Queen. Rose- mary is a Sesora, Y-Teen, and a Student Senate representative, and has given end- Page Sixty less hours of service to her school as a pianist. In the Picture Below, left to right: Miriam Cogdill and V'g GtldttdtC'H' hd 1r'1n1a. ar an , a en an sg onnie intz, Ric ar Heath, Rosemary Dubach, David Eppright III, Shirley Huffman, maid of honor: Annamarie Williams and Virginia Bottorff, attendants. F ate cannot rob you of deserved applause Jean Gayle Haynes and John Nichols in Senior High, and Shirley Nichols and Victor Eaton in Junior High, hold the high honor of having Won the popularity contest which was held in the early part of December. Jean Gayle, a senior, entered Lafayette from Lindbergh in the eighth grade. She was Miss Shamrock of 1947, and was an angel in the HOLY GRAIL in both her junior and senior years. A member of the LIGHT staff last semester, and also a member of the OAK staff, Jean Gayle has shown much journalistic talent. In her junior year she was both an attendant to the basketball queen and an R. O. T. C. Sponsor Major. This year she Was president of Y-Teens and secretary of the senior class. She is also a member of Student Senate, Sesoras, Colleens, and Lampions. John, president of the senior class, is Well known for his athletic and leadership abil- ity. This year he was vice-president of Student Senate, of which he has been a member for the past three years. J ohn' lettered in both football and basketball for two years and Was captain of the basketball team last year. He also came to Lafayette from Lindbergh and is a member of the Orphe-Delphian and Lampion societies. Victor, a freshman, received a varsity letter in both football and basketball and last semester was president of Kappa Hi-Y. Shirley is also a freshman who came to Lafayette from Lindbergh and is a member of Joan of Arc Y-Teens. These four Shamrocks have been ideal star performers in LAFAYETTFXS OWN THEATRE. Page Sixty-one gf, 50. 9 Xi x G xf . M 1 .9552 .:.Ig 4 4 4 W 'V' J Q. Q ff 1 ,ff 7 W 1 ' f A 9 W V ,., I AH , ,5 .- 7 f .fi 7 W? 'I WG, I 9 , 2 I , X' jf X, A I ,mm A, 'I' ' J.. X , Q25-3. , rf 093 m'Qp Q fsgkzy , ,AVS 0 dxf Q 2: ffm ff sf ' -..-,. but its most authentic thrill M THE HOLY GRAIL lot 3950, ill Britain, lived King Arthur, and round him in his high castle of Came- esbeg-mvlef fthe knights whom he had chosen. It is of Arthur and of his knights, and -X1-thuidi d0- I auncelot and Galahad, that you shall hear today. And you shall hear of he SIN' 394111 and of his great desire. At Christmas time he dreamed, and in his dream Gifts? qidl 5113111 gil tlte Christ-ihild agld of all those who came to Bethlehem, to bring him e J Q 'as orn e g' ' ' ' ' ' 1 h - feet kmgh at last Should bl-in s esire to win for Christ, the gift which on y t e per The eighteenth annual presentation of The Holy Grail was given on December 18, 1947. Augusta Ann Barnes and Rosemary Gerber, robed in blackiimpressively read the pageant. King Arthur Sir Galahad ..... Sir Launcelot . . . Sir Tristram . . . Sir Percival .... Sir Bedivere . . . Sir Gareth .......... Sir Modred . ........ . Two Angels with the ............BillJacobs Holy Grail .... . , l Angels at the Manger .... Joseph .............. . . ..Archie Culp . . . . .Milton Clark . . . .Charles Jones .. . . . . .Lynn Wells . . . .Jack Cleveland . . . ..Bob Matthews ........Jimmie Cairy j Jean Gayle Haynes 1 Joetta Penland Dixie Violett . . . Gloria Schenecker Charlotte Dewey . . ..Charles Williams Mary -- ---------- .. .Marilyn Haynie T h h ulll S H6Hl9Y WO S ep erds lDoyle Patton Duane Morgan The Magi .......... .. James Corbin Ronald Schenk King Arthur's Page... .... Duane Groenke Damsel of Wealth .... .... S hirley Huffman Damsel of Pride. ..... ...... . Ermil Adams Damsel of Fame. ...... .... P hyllis Meers Damsel of Pleasure... ..... Beverly Neff Damsel of Purity ..... ...... P hyllis Eaton Rosemary Gerber Readers .......... ....... A ugusta Barnes Leona Lower Director . ............ .... M iss Winifred Gallagher Assistant Director.. . . ............ .Jayne Readel Mr. C. H. Potter Music Directors .... .. Miss Logan Gubreath FACULTY COMMITTEES Art: Miss Helen McMachen and Mr. Charles Carr. Costumes: Miss Bettie Griggs, Mrs. Helen Bauman, Mrs. Golda Dunlap, Miss Mildred Bringman, Miss Loula Golden, Miss Martha Hockaday, and Miss Doris Stoneburner. Programs: ' Miss Ina Wachtel. Properties: Miss Eva Brown, Miss Aline Brown, Miss Roxana Robb, and Miss Faye Slater. Publicity: Miss Elizabeth Thomas. . STUDENTS IN PICTURE Nativity Scene, left to right: Augusta Barnes, Doyle Patton, Bill Henley, Joetta Penland, Dixie Vio- lett, Charles Williams, Charlotte Dewey, Marilyn Haynie, Gloria Schenecker, Jean Gayle Haynes, Ronald Schenk, Duane Morgan, James Corbin. Knights Return: Rosemary Gerber, Duane Groenke, Archie Culp, Charles Jones, Jack Cleveland, Bob Matthews, Jimmie Cairy, Lynn Wells, Bill Jacobs. ' N ffDamsel Scene: Phyllis Eaton, Milton Clark, Shirley Huffman, Phyllis Meers, Ermil Adams, Beverly e . Page Sixty-three As in comedies, where all the characters find out efver dung SENIOR PLAY On April 21, 1948, the senior class presented Sing For Your Supper in the school auditorium. The play is about Stephen Foster Brown, who is the Mystery Croonerf' The Piper household is kept in an uproar by teenagers swooning over the Crooner. Mr. Piper, manager of the household ................................................. Mrs. Piper, his wife ................. Susan, their sensible daughter ..... Laurette, their frivolous daughter .... Pinky, their youngest daughter .... Joanie, Laurette's friend ........ Biff, Joanie's boy friend ....... Ranny, Laurette's boy friend ...... Marilee, a beautiful blond ........... . Stephen Foster Brown, a musician ,.... Ramona, the maid ................. Tessie Topper, a columnist .,.. Stacy, a photographer ..... . .. ...Bill Round . . . .Doris Perkins . . . .Joetta Penland . . . .Frances Poage . . . .Beverly Castle . . . ..Leona Lower . . . . . .. .Jimmy Cairy . . . .Jerry Armstrong Alphalea Walkup . . . ..Phillip McClung . . .Gretchen Lillig . . . .Beverly Neff ........LeX Smith Barbie ................ ..... o f the . . . .Nancy Eastbourn Ellie ..... ..... b bb . ........ Alice Brunk Peggy .... ..... 0 .Y SOX .... Gloria Beckwith Kay ............... ....................... b Ylgilde .............................. Leta Timmons Student Assistants: Maxine Herndon, Jeannene Driver, Eula Lett, Margaret Webb, Sue Humphrey, Phyllis Eaton, Bob Fletchall, Ronald Schenk, Gloria Beckwith, Jack Cleveland, Bob Matthews, Bob Cordonier. Miss Eva Brown directed the play, Miss Ina Wachtel applied the make-up, and Mr. Evan Agenstein promoted the ticket sales. IN THE PICTURE ABOVE, Front Row, left to right: Beverly Castle, Joetta Penland, Frances Poage, Phillip McClung, Gretchen Lillig, Leona Lower, Jimmie Cairy, Alphalea Walkup, Jerry Armstrong. Back Row: Alice Brunk, Nancy Eastbourn, Leta Timmons, Gloria Beckwith, Billy Round, Doris Perkins, Beverly Neff, Lex Smith. Page Sixty- four g It merited a longer mn JUNIOR PLAY . Gi1'1-Shy, the junior play, was given on November 25, 1947, in the school auditor- ium. Toni Arsdale, who is girl-shy, had a time getting one girl and escaping from another. The antics of Tom and Oke, his roommate, kept the audience amused through- out the play. Tom Arsdale, who is girl-shy .... .......... B ill Henley Oke Stimson, who isn't. ....... .... . Glenn Wynne, Jr. Caroline, Tom's aunt .......... . . . .... .Romaine Douglas Anthony Arsdale, Torn's father. ..... ...... . Doyle Patton Sylvia Webster, Tom's pet aversion. .. . .... Paula McVay Dean Webster, dean of the college. . . ..... ..... F rancis Strong Peaches Carter, Oke's present weakness .... ..... B erenice Busby Asma, a colored Wash lady ............ .. .Barbara Acton Birdie Laverne, a movie aspirant .... ....... . . ..Virginia Jenkins Barbara Sanford, herself ................... ..... L a Ru Butler Alfred Tennyson Murgatoyd, the college poet. . . ..... Ramon Jackson Chuck Mayo, Birdie's late affinity ......................... .Bill Bennett Student Assistants: Janet Wineland, Bill Burnett, Thelma Payne, Richard Jones, Harvey Parker, Opal Blair, Leonard Brown, Jerry Inman, Rich- ard Poage, Lynn Wells, Betty Welter. Miss Anna Hague directed the play and Miss Winifred Gallagher applied the make-up. In Picture Below, left to right: Doyle Patton, Virginia Jenkins, Bill Henley, La Ru Butler, Bill Bennett, Bar bara Acton, Berenice Busby, Glenn Wynne, Jr., Francis Strong, Romaine Douglas, Paula McVay, Ramon Jack SOI1. l Page Sixty-five F irst N ighters R.0.T.C.BANQUET One important R. O. T. C. event, the Annual Banquet, was held January 22, 1948. This very gala affair was attended by more than one hundred persons. The Sponsor Officer Installation was conducted and followed by a talk on Universal Military Training. Following the banquet, a dance in the R. O. T. C. room provided a memorable climax to the eve- ning's entertainment. R.0.T.C.BALL Lights! Camera! Action! The cadets and sponsor officers of St. Joseph took part in a most fascinating event of the Reserve Officers Training Corps. The staff of each school was officially announced that evening and the sponsor officers given special recognition in the Grand March. The Military Ball was held on February 20, 1948, in the Crystal Room at the Hotel Robidoux, which provided a very beautiful background. Pictured in the lower picture are: Back Row: Eldon Estes, Bob Matthews, Thad Danford, Bill Round, .Terry LaBouff, Charles Brandt. Front Row: Beverly Castle, Nancy Eastbourn, Alphalea Walkup, Rosemary Dubach, Rosemary Gerber, .Toetta Penland. Page Sixty-six A Colorful Scene rw I JUNIOR-SENIOR BAN QUET 2 The juniors took the seniors aboard ship at sea, showing them that 'Tis the set of the sails and not the gales Which tells us the Way to go. -ELLA WHEELER WILCOX The banquet was one of the nicest and most impressive that has ever been held in the Crystal Room of the Robidoux Hotel. SHIPS AT SEA M s Logan Gilbreath .. . . .Bob McVey .Jessie Gaynor .Annie Stratton Group Singing .. . ..................... . . . Mis Bon Voyage . . .... . . Slumber Boat . . . ................. . . . . . .. Boats of Mine . . . ...................... . . , ........ . . . . Virginia Jenkins Romaine Douglas-Accompanist Our Purpose Holds to Sail Beyond the Sunset ............................ .... . Rosemary Gerber . . . .N. K. Brahmstedt FriV0lities .. ....... . ., .........,................ ..... . .... .......... . . . . . . Betty Shackelford, Carol Milleson, Velda Walker Phyllis Meers-Accompanist . . ..John Nichols Souls Who Have Toiled and Wrought With Us ................. . . .Harriet Ware Boat Song . ........................,.............,............... . Alphalea Walkup Rosemary Dubach-Accompanist .Miss Eva Brown Push Off and Smite the Sounding Furrows ........ .... .......... . . . ....... Addensell Warsaw Concerto . ........,................................ . Madalyn Schweder O Captain, Our Captain . .. ...,............... .... J ean Gale Haynes . . . H. Squire Three for Jack ......... ............. , .................... . . . Bill Round Rosemary Dubach-Accompanist ' Mr. D. H. Murphy The Vessel Puffs Her Sail ..,....,.................................................. Incidental Music ,................................................................. Augusta Ann Barnes The success of this lovely banquet was due to the diligent work of the Junior Class and Miss Anna Hague, the class sponsor. Page Sixty-seven li K, Distinguished Critics BO0STER,S CLUB This year the furnishing of the Memorial Room has been the chief project of the Lafayettedlfioosters' Club, which is composed of men interested in the activities of the school. Officers are: president, Mr. Ed Ballard, vice-president, Mr. A. W. Kunzelmann, secretary, Mr. J. R. Yancey, treasurer, Mr. D. H. Murphy, program chairman, Mr. Her- man Darnell. PARENT-TEACHERS ASSOCIATION One of the organizations that tries to bring home and school together is the Parent- Teachers Association. Officers are: president, Mrs. Fred Schoenlaubg vice-president, Mrs. S. W. Sloan, secretary, Mrs. A. E. Ringerg treasurer, Mrs. Frank Geegvsergeant-at-arms, Mrs. George Lighthall: historian, Mrs. Manford Dean. Page Sixty-eight Behind the Scenes -fun-my Pictured above, Ieft 'co right: us:-IERS I vssum. EDUCATION oPERA'roRs Miss HAG.uE's oFFlcE STAFF WINNING ORATOR MAIN OFFICE ASSISTANTS STAGE CREW RIFLE TEAM MR. HOWARD'S OFFICE FORCE LIBRARY ASSISTANTS CUSTODIANS PAGEANT ASSISTANTS CAFETERIA FORCE Page Sixty-nine ilu illllvmnriam Billy Karkuth, who died on February 3, 1948, during his junior year. Maybe you remember him sitting at the information desk during the fifth period, or at a Hi-Y or Student Senate meeting. Maybe you remem- ber him in his football or track uniform, but the important thing is that you do remember him and you're glad of it, as these undoubtedly are very pleasant memories. Activities: Hi-Y, '46-'47, Reserve Football Letter, '46, varsity, '47 3 Miss Shamrock Installation, '47, Reserve Letter in Basketball, '47 5 Infor- mation Desk, '47 g Junior Board, '47 3 Freshman Picnic, '45, Student Sen- ate, '46-'48, Page Seventy The End of the Play The play is done, the curtain drops, Slow falling to the prompter's bell: A moment yet the actor stops And looks around, to say farewell. And in the world, as in the school, I'd say, how fate may change and shift, The prize be sometimes with the fool, The race not always to the swift. The strong may yield, the good may fall, The great man be a vulgar clown, The knave be lifted over all, The kind cast pitilessly down. Come wealth or want, come good or ill, Let young and old accept their part, And bow before the Awful Will, And bear it with an honest heart, Who misses or who wins the prize, Go, lose or conquer as you can 5 But if you fail, or if you rise, Be each, pray God, a gentleman. -William Makepeace Thackeray Page Seventy o e Ts I f -1-vm,..r Y- J , J M I I. '3g,Qy u . ' ' af . fd-aaf iq ! QV I Uk.w.y 7 .1 9 Q .A f U Q up ! T 0 V C' 'f ' ,MJo0 5 C: . .Q wcfx' . Q9 - ' r A20-if awww le am, ' ' 1 I 1 fggirwc r 25- 1 f 'f .kr ' BasketbauaLemrmqn ..,.. 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