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

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ff .1-,f www Back Row: James Livingston, Donald Gasper, Vic Eaton, Bill Henley, Glenn Wynne, Jerry Guthery, Dave Holland. Third Row: Raymond Sollars, Larry Fneeneh, Eddie Barker, Ronnie Gilpin, Bob Nold, Charles Miller, Buddy Herndon. Second Row: Mary Jean Strong, Joyce Elder, Donna Dotson, Helen Darnell, JoAnn MeCa1nmon, Mavis Green, Karamaneh Petrikowsky, Betty Bennett. Front Row: Esther Bryant, Velda VValker, Gregory Hansen, Jerry LaBouff, Bill Bennett, Bob Mc-Vey, Carroll Lieehti, Betty Cawley, Charlotte Clouser. STUDENT SENATE The Student Senate, under the sponsorship of Miss Georgee l-lash, is the governing body of Lafayette. Composed of students from the sophomore, junior, and senior classes, this group of students acts as a clearing house for student and faculty suggestions and rulings. First Semester Officers Bill Bennett ......... ,,,,,,,,,, l 'resident ,,.,,,,,, ,, B0lJ Mclvey ......,. ..... X ice-Presidentn. Carroll Liecllti ,,,,. ,e,,,,, S eeretary ,,,,,,,, Jerry LaBouff ..,.. ..... ' llreasurer ,...., Bob Nold ...,..........., ,,,,,,,,,, R eporter ,,,,,,,, Gregory Hansen .iiii.,,.,,..,,..... i,,,, S ergeant-at-Arins ,,,,,, M Second Semester .,,,.....,..Bill Bennett d.,,eHarvey Parker ..,,,Shirley Smith .....,,,.,Harry Clark .... Charlotte Sollars ,.,,Gregory Hansen Student Body President Bill Bennett, our student body president, will long be remembered by his classmates for his cheerfulness and happy-go-lucky manner. Bill was elected to govern La- fayette last May. He has executed the duties of his office in a thorough and efficient manner throughout this year.

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Back Row: Darline Montgomery, Bob Nold, Bob McVey, Irvin Norris, Carroll Lieehti, John Curnutt, and Romaine Douglas. Front Row: Joan Maison, Virginia Miller, Madalyne Schweder, Betty Uawley, Paula McVay, and Virginia Jenkins. LAMPIONS On April 7, 1949, thirteen seniors were accorded one of Lafayette's highest honors, mem- bership in the Lampion Society. The Lampions were formed at Lafayette in 1941 to provide recognition for students with high scholastic ability. The thirteen seniors who gained mem- bership in the Lampion Society this year worked long and hard to attain this goal. Lompion Society lnstollotion Purpose of the Lampion Society --.,.,--- ....... M r. D. U. Gibson Interpretation of the Emblem .....,... ........ M iss Georgee Hash Yocal Solo .,,......... .,...., .....,-----.------------,-----,----., ----------..-..--,-----.-............ ...... N ' i r ginia jenkins Accompanied by Romaine Douglas Presentation of Candidates to the Princi l ........ .....,...........,........ ....... N liss Anna Hague Acceptance of Candidate..-f77f..fV'.. . ..... . ....... ..................................... B Ir. D. H. Murphy Presentati ...,.... ......,.......... Miss Anna Hagvnjawllfir. D. U. Gibson Administra ' ii . . 1. ...................... . 1 .................... ....... iss Doris-Stoneburner School Song.. ..............................-.r.......,.-......... ....l A udience f '4' Tm Eleven . .ms I , N f qfff.,-73212 ' LL gs' so WW 1 'Mrff'P 4