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

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1951 volume:

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Throughthe Wise instruction of our teach- ers, helpful advice of our principal, and support of the underclassmen, these years have been rewardingly spent. In the years to come, the thoughts, ideals, principles, and remembrances embodied in this book will become increasingly treasured. May all the years of the future graduates of Lafayette be as happy as ours have been. W ,YAI Dedication To Miss Mildred Bringman, our teacher, adviser, friend, and inspiration, we, the Senior Class of 1951 proudly dedicate this edition of the Oak. 4 ADMINISTRATORS P ff . 43.95 J 'fm W : iz 1, if .Q F 4 xl 5 'iz it J 6 f M 1 'f-fa ,x 1 ' ,, ': - Ski.. K , I ,L ff? . - -g , , -' ' ' 2 ' if ., 3 , 2 V ' - 11 --fiv 5: V- 9' F A4 + sg 'P 1 f ' ' X . , ' x H-Ei. . 1 -11' , :mfg .3-.1-' 4 W ' , ' 'f '- -w.x-.J ,-ii' f' '. ,fig ,, V 5Ii:g11',,lgn , 'P 3 Vi-: f--f , , ' f.',1f,fii,. ' pt - If w f--'-A--f '. 4 Ha -in ' ' ' e. 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Murphy, our princi- pal, is as much a part of Lafayette as green and gray or the Irish spirit. As the seniors go to their different fields of work, there will always linger memories of Lafayette and our beloved Mr. Murphy. His end- less effort to see Lafayette rank the highest, his encouragement and ad- vice have planted a seed deep in the hearts of every alumni. Miss Georgee Hash, counselor, has given many hours of devoted ser- vice to the betterment of Lafayette High School and the enrichment of the lives of its students. Mr C V. Howard, vice-prin- cipal of Lafayette High School, is respected by all as teacher and administrator. He excels in many fields and does well every task he undertakes. Miss Anna Hague, adviser to girls, is greatly admired for her efficiency as teacher and friend. She is well fitted for her position and is always willing to help those whoqneed her. -4:- '! ' MISS MILDRED BRINGMAN B. S. , M.S.:English9, IO, Journal- ism. Adviser to Oak and Light Staff. MISS EVA BROWN B.S., M.A.: English 9, Io, II. MISS ANNA HAGUE B.S., M.A.: English 9, IO, Word Studyg Sponsor Senior Y-Teens. MISS GEORGEE HASH A.B., M.A.: Counseling, English 12. Sponsor of F.T.A. and Student Senate. MRS. IRENE SHOENTAG B. S. :General Math., English S, 9. MRS. DOROTHY WUERFELE B.S.g English 8. Co-director Ir. High Assemblies. NO T PIC TUR ED MISS EMMA LEE FICKLIN MISS WINIFRED GALLAGHER A.B.: English 9, Io, II. Director of Senior High B.S., M.A.:SpecialEnglish, English 9, II, Speech. Assemblies, Sponsor of Sesoras. Sponsor of Orphe-Delphians. 8 I Points to earn - .l 5, Q v M E nglish Don't look so stern 5 I English to learn Miss Roxana Robb, B. S. : School Librarian. r lgwtgggsgatfsru agif sig W -A-2 if , M 5225 . 5r'Zbfr5pi39,vi55 Y'WisMattie:vrrstqiiismtisgifgfyinzy'- L' Q-uri crm-X mf, MFE w ''awwfwitfltxwwzwaswifqf1i4f'ff,ftfuw E5 'iff'-sEff??E?iiM'K4 tefysffwr: 111 'Y 1 fs , -' fsf ,gf 'L'?W'-fsisti'.-'w f?r5 f- fi, H si 'K f ' -get :W fii 5 ' 'lifirlfi kg., Jislls 3 if sf 5'f 'wt 1 Q 1 2 eg gi , .fha w, J ,F -1 K' wt f. 4 5 gag MA 32: 1 ta wil . 5 93:5 5 F . , Ji g ,Q t f r f we 1 , , sf r W ft bn 6 4 -fx M wa ,,A'-: C 'Wi' i ii' . fl-'ff' , . w'-L:,.., if? Q' ' t ,,L i S 1i ' 'LL'-'. f' f i s , HX. if .. -' , SK-'fd F514 2532? ' +4-A 13, 2 vffv . 'Asst ' o ' gfmkfs A 1, . 1-,.',' MISS ALINE BROWN MRS, GOLDA DUNLAP MR. DONALD GIBSON A.B. , M.A.g Sociology, General B.S,y Social Science, Civics. B.S. , M.A.: Civicf. AmeriC3H Geography, American History. Sponsor Sth grade Y-Teens. History. MR. CLIFFORD HOWARD B. S., M.A.g Chemistry. Vice- Principal, Director of Stage Crew, Co-Sponsor of Junior Class. MR, BASIL HOEHN B.S.g Junior Science. Assistant Football Coach. , MR. RYLAND JORDAN MR. E. A. TUCKER MR. JOHN YANCEY B.S., M,A.g Civics, World Histo- ' A.B.g American Government, B,S., M.A.g Biology. Financial ry, Biology. , American History, Social Science. Manager for Oak , ,Z 7 , wr,,mmMm',m .- HtA,,q,fn.,Lff-fk,::-1anif,t-,,-7 'Fi Science and Social Science The surface is rough Kind of tough This is enough 11 -was ff? MR. LYNN MCHARG B.S.g Co-Ordinator of Diversified Occu- pations. MRS. DOROTHY PENDLETON A. B.: Home Eco- nomics I, 3, 5. Sponsor of F. H. A. MRS, MARGARET REMINGT ON B. S. 5 Home Economics I, 3, 8. Sponsor of F.H.A. MR. RICHARD SHRO UT B.S.g Social Science, Typing 1, Junior Busi- ness Training. Assist- arll Football Coach, Basketball Coach. MISS DORIS STONEBURNER B. S., M, A.: Book- keeping, Psychology, Shorthand 3, Typing I. MISS INA WACHTEL B. S., M. A.: Word Study, Office Practice, Business English, Short- hand I, Typing I. Assistant Sponsor of Senior Class. Come on, get to work w g Try lt clerk and Vocations Commerce Watch it, don't shirk 13 MR. EVAN AGENSTEIN B. S., M. A.: General Math., Algebra I, 3, Ge- ometry. Assistant Sponsor Senior Class, MR. CHARLES CARR B.S.5 Shop 8, 9, IO, 12, Mechani- cal Drawing. MISS MARILYN MAXWELL B.S.: Spanish 2, Math. 8, General Math. Co - Di- rector Junior High Assembly, MISS HELEN TVICIXIACHEN B.S.: Art 8, I, Advanced Art. Sponsor ofArt and Puppet Club. 45: MISS ELIZABETH PHELAN B. S., M. S.: Math. 8, Corn- mercia1Arithme- tic. Math and Arts Make it straight, man 9 J Portrait of Raggedy Arm Work it if you can Physical Education MISS. WILLETTA TODD B.S., M.A.: Gym 8,9, Io, Health S. Gir1's Sports. NOT PICTURED: MR. DEAN GEORGE A. B.g Physical Edu- cation, Junior Science. Football Coach. Up, up, and away Modern youth of today 5 'Q ix.-it 52 Q SS 5 f-may -M,,mm ' X J if i 'Q K Q Lk My gf k Q ff . wh we ' A. f wr z., f,- :Vi 23255 V N Q1 V1 .. 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I -yr. - 2 -lg: I believe Lafayette stands for hlgh scho1arsh1p, the - - - :ff c '3f1 attamment of the culture ln H1stor Lan ua es Math- ff-if D 1 In -mam ,L ' -'AW-riiqf- ematics, and Science. Y Student Senate B OB C OUR TNEY Student Body President This organization, the Student Senate, has been formed in order to assure closer relations between the faculty and the student, to. promote the general welfare of the school, to encourage sentiments of law and order, and to provide a forumfor the discussion of questions of interest to the school. Bob Courtney has proved to be one of the out- standing student body presidents in Lafayett's history, His energetic and humorous approach to his task and his abounding vitality have made him well-liked by the students and faculty. He has also shown his ability to handle a serious situationto deal effectively with the duties of his high office. BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: David Schadt, Lynn Stokes, Don Ussary, Charles Lau, BobRush, Vic Eaton, Dave Mason, Caryl Petti- john, John Kretzschmar, and Tom Sloan. SECOND ROW: Rex Corbin, Don Morgan, Wilma Reece, PatLeddy, Donna Adams, Bonnie Barth, Shirley White, Carol Bonham, Mavis Green, Donis Hunter, Clematis Lanham, Carol Leddy, and Jim Ringer. FIRST ROW: Carol Jean Schiltz, Shirley Clark, -Arlene Kunzelrnann, Pat Parr, Verna Akins, Bob Courtney, JoAnn Rogers, and Norma Rosenauer. First Semester officers were: Bob Courtney, presidentg Karamaneh Petrikowsky, vice-president, Pat Leddy, secretary, Donna Adams, treasurerg and Mavis Green, reporter. Second semester officers were: Bob Courtney, presidentg John Kretzschmar, vice-president,Caro1IeanSchi1tz, secretarygPatLeddy, treasurerg and Doris Eyman, reporter. 20 SENIORS VIC EATON Major, Math, Minor, Science. Freshman Picnic, Jun- ior Boardg Varsity letters: Football, '47-'50, Basketball '47-'51g Track, '48-'51, Student Senate, '47-'51, Hi-Y, '47-'51, CHARLES LAU Major, Math, Minor, Commerce. Freshman Picnic, Mixed Choir, '48-'49g Junior Boardg Varsity letters: Basketball, '50, Track, '50, Football, '50, Silver L , '50, Student Senate, '48-'51p Hi-Y, '47-'51, MAVIS GREEN Minors, Math, Language. Glee Club, Y-Teens, '47- '5l, President, '50-'5Ig Student Senate, '48-'5Ig Light Staff, '50-'5tg Oak Staff, '50-'5I:Il1Ili0l' Boardg Junior Concessions: Junior -Senior Banquetg F.H. A., '50-'51, CLASS OFFICERS President ............ Vic Eaton Vice-President . . . . Charles Lau Secretary-Treasurer . . . Mavis Green ERMA .ASHLOCK V Major, ComercegMinors, Home Ec. , Music. Freshman Pic- nic: Glee Clubg Junior-Senior Banquet, information Desk: Junior Concessions, Office Assistantg Mr. Howard's Office, Mixed Choir, '49-'51, Y-Teens, '47-'5o. THELMA BAKER ' Minors, Music, Home Ec. Y-Teens. '47-749: G1eeC1ubg Jun- ior Concessionsg Band, '47-'51, Mixed Choir, '49-'50, F.H. A. . '49-'51, Sesoras, '49-'5r. CHARLENE BALCH , Major, Commerce, Minor, Music. Freshman Picnicg Miss A Shamrock Installation, '47g Y-Teens, '47-'48g Glee Club, G.A.A.gJuniorConcessionsp Mixed Choir, '49-'51, Class- room Assistantg Office Assistant. BARBARA BALLARD Major, Commerce, Minor Music. Freshman Picnic, Class- room Assistant, '48, Junior-Senior Banquet: F.H.A. g Jl1I1i01' Concessionsg All-School Play, Y-Teens, '47-'5I:SCS0l'BS. '49-'51, Mixed Choir: '48-f5Ig Silver L , '50. DIXIE BANKS Major, Commerce, Minor, Music, Majorette, '47-'48g Glee Clubg Girls' Sports, '48g Iunior-Senior Banquet, Junior Con- cessionsg Basketba11Queen Attendant: Office Assistants Y- Teens, '47F'49: Mixed Choir, '49-'51g Colleens, '48-'51, SHIRLEY ANN BAUR Minors, Math, Science. Freshman Picnicg,Gir1s' Sports Let- ter, '4gg Glee Club, Junior Concessions, Ixmior -Senior Ban- Q quetg Mixed Choir: '49-'51, Dramaticsg Y-Teens, '50-'51, j ' Colleens, '50-'51, F.T.A.,, 'SO'-'51- iii-'-Ast 'Q' WILLADEE BEAGLE Major, Commerce,Minor, Music. Junior-SeniorBanquet, '50-'51, F.H.A., '50, Student Senate, '49-'50, Junior Concessions, Class- room Assistant, Band, '47-'51, Pageant, '48-'50, PETRINE BEAHLER Minors, Home Ec., Commerce. Freshman Picnic, Mixed Choir, '49-'51, F.H.A., '49-'51, Y-Teens, '50-'51, CAROL BONHAM Major, Home Ec. ,Minor, Commerce. Freshman Picnic, Glee Club, Junior-Senior Banquet, Student Senate, '50, Y-Teens, '47-'51 A t te n da n t R. O. T. C. Installation, F. I-I.A. . '49-'51, Basketball Queen, '51, Mixed Choir, '49-'51, WILLENA BRANDT Major, Home Ec. Freshman Picnic,Iunior-Senior Banquet, Camera Club. '49-'5O,F.H.A., '49-'51,JuniorConcessions,Y-Teens, '50- '51. ROSEMARY BUDDY Major, Commerce, Minors, Math, Home Ec. Junior Concessions, Junior-Senior Banquet. ROGER BURRI Major, Art, Minors, Math, Science. Hi-Y '47-'51, Clip8z Cart- ridge, '48-'51, Orphe-Delphians, '48-'51, Junior-Senior Banquet, Pageant, '50, Dramatics. ROBERT CARROLL Major, Math, Freshman Picnic, Junior-SeniorBanquet, R.O.T.C. Banquet. '48s R.O.T.C. Ban, '5r. CHARLES CASTLE Major, Industrial Arts, Minor, Art. Hi-Y, '47-'51, President, '48,'51, Movie Projectionist, '47-'49, EUGENE CARTER Major, Art, Minor, Music. Orphe-Delphians, '48-'51,President, '51, Oak Editor, '50-'51, Mixed Choir, '47-'51, State Music Contest, '49-'51, Light Staff, '50-'51, Gold 8a Silver L's , '49, '50, School Plays, '48-'51, Christmas Pageant Soloist, '48-'50, Dramatics. LAVONNE COFFEY Major, Commerce. Freshman Picnic, Y-Teens, '47-'49, Office Assistant, Junior-Senior Banquet, '50-'5I,G1ee Club, Main Office Assistant, Mixed Choir, '49-'51, JIMMY COLEMAN Major, Industrial Arts, Minor, Math. R.O.T.C. Review, '49, R. O.T.C. Banquet, '48, R.O.T.C. Ball, '49-'50, JI-l1'1i0f'5CHi01' Banquet. LOUISE CONGER Major, Home Ec., Minor, Math. F.H.A. , '49-'50, Glee Club. ELLEN CORDONIER Major, Commerce, Minor, Home Ec. Glee Club, Y-Teens, '47- '5O, Freshman Picnic, Classroom Assistant, '48-'50, Office Assist- ant, '49-'5I, Junior-Senior Banquet, Junior Concessions, Library Assistant, '49-'5o. RAMONA CORTNER Minors, Math, Commerce. Freshman Picnic, Glee Club. ROBERT COURTNEY Major, Math, Science. Freshman Picnic, Hi-Y, '47-'50, Band, '47-'49, Student Senate, '48-'51, Student Body President, Orphe- ' Delphians, '50-'5I: R.O.T.C. Banquet, '50, NORMAN CULLUMBER Major, Math. Pageant, '48, C1ip8r' Cartridge, '48-'51, President, '50, School Play, '50, R.O.T.C. Installation, '50, Rifle Team Honor Guard. VERA MAE CURTIN Minor, Home Ec. R.O.T.C. Sponsorette, '5o,Colone1, '51, Clip Sc Cartridge, '49-'51,Footba118,Basketba1l Queen Attendant, '50, Junior-Senior Banquet, '50-'51, F.H.A. , '50-'5I. DONNA DAVIS Minors, Music, Math. Freshman Picnic, Chorus, Glee Club, Y- Teens, '47-'49, Library Assistant, '47-'49, Junior Concessions, F.H.A., '49-'51, Mixed Choir, '49-'51, HARRY DAWSON Major, Math, Minor, Science. Queen's Manual, Honor Guard, Clip 8s Cartridge, R.O.T.C. Review, Banquet, Ball Installation, '48-'51, Rifle Team, All City, '51, KAYE ANN DOTSON Major, Commerce. Chorus, Glee Club, Mr. Howard's Office, '50- '51, Main Office, '50-'51, Classroom Assistant, '50-'5I. PATRICIA DOTSON Minors, Commerce, Math. Freshman Picnic, Chorus, Glee Club, Junior Concessions, Y-Teens, '47-'49, Light Staff, I '5o- 51' Oak Staff, '50-'51,Junior-Senior5Banquet, '50-'5I,Mixed Choir, '49 51- SHIRLEY DOTY 1 Major, Math, Minor, Language. Freshman Picnic, Accompanist Boys' Chorus, Pageant, '48, Glee Club, Junior-Senior Banquet, '50-'51, JuniorC0nCeSSi011S: Y-Teens, Interclub, '47-'51,Dra- matics, Sesoras, '49-'51, Jo ANN DUNCAN ' Minors, Art, Home Ec. Glee Club, Junior Concessions, F.H.A. , '50-'51, Mixed Choir, '50-'5I. ROY LEE ELKINS Major, Industrial Arts, Minor, Music. Freshman Picnic, Band, '47-'49, Junior-Senior Banquet. ANN ENFIELD Major, Language. Chorus, Glee Club, Camera Club, '49-'50, Jun- ior-Senior Banquet, F.T.A. , '50-'51, Y-Teens, '50-'5I. FRED ERNST Major, Industrial Arts, Minor, Science. R.O.T.C. Banquet, '48, Mixed Choir, '48-'49. DORIS EYMAN Minors, Home Ec. , Art. Miss Shamrock, '49, R.O.T.C. SpOY1S0Y Captain, '51, Colleens, President, '50-'51, Student Senate, '51s C1ip8aCartridge, '50-'51, Light Staff, '50-'51, Oak Staff, '50-'51, Junior,-Senior Banquet, Y-Teens, '47-'48: SCSOYBS. '50' '5I. RONNIE FANKHAUSER Minors, Art, Industrial Arts. Band, '47-'50,Junior-SeniorBanquet: Orphe-Delphians, '48-'50, Hi-Y, '47-'48, '50-'5I. . -- cm. K Z 4 BARBARA FLANAGAN Major, Home Economics. Freshman Picnic, Glee Club, F. H.A. , '49-'51, Miss Hague's Assistant, Y-Teens, '47-'49, Mixed Choir, '49 5I- LARRY FRENCH Major, Math, Minor, Industrial Arts. Freshman Picnic, Student Senate. '48-'49, Hi-Y, '49-'51, Reserve Letters5in,Footba11 8: Track. HERMAN GEMMER Major, Math, Science,Minor, Music. Junior-Seniorlianquet, Dra- matics,Pageant, '50, Bug1er,Trumpet Trio, Band, '47-'51, 'Orphe- Delphians, '49-'51, BONNIE GILL Major, Home Economics. Glee Club, F.H.A. '49-'50, Pageant, '5o. VIC GRIGGS Major, Industrial Arts. Hi-Y, '49-'5I. CHARLES HALE Minors, Industrial Arts, Commerce. Freshman Picnic, Clip 8, Cart- ridge. PATRICIA HAYNES Major, Commerce, Minor, Math. Freshman Picnic, Usher, '48- '49, Junior Concessions, Junior-Senior Banquet, Student Senate, '49-'50, Office Assistant, '49-'50, Classroom Assistant, 50-'5I. SHIRLEY HENSLEY Major, Commerce, Minor, Math. Glee Club, Gir1s'.Sports. LOIS HOFF Major, Commerce, Minor, Math. Glee Club, Junior-Senior Ban- quet, Classroom Assistant, R. O. T. C. Sponsorette Attendant, Cheerleader, '49-'51, Mixed Choir, '49-'51, Y-Teens, '47-'51, BETTY ANN HOLLOWAY ' Minor, Commerce. Freshman Picnic, Glee Club, Junior-Senior Banquet, '50-'5r,F.H.A., '49, Dramatics,MixedChoir, '49-'51, Oak Staff, '50, Light Staff, '50, Office Assistant, '50-'5I. JEAN HOLTSCLAW Minors, Language, Math, Freshman Picnic, Glee Club, Girls' Sports, J unior-Senior Banquet, Junior Concessions, F.H.A. . '49- '50, Colleens, '47-'51, Mixed Choir, '49-'5l. DONIS HUNTER Major, Commerce, Minor, Math. Freshman Picnic, Classroom Assistant, '48 85 '50, Junior Board, Junior-Senior Banquet, Junior Concessions, Library Assistant, '49-'50, Student Senate, '50-'51, Y-Teens, '47-'49, Glee Club. LERETTA JACOBS Major, Commerce. Freshman Picnic, Y Teens, '47-'48, G.A.A. , .48. ANNA BELLE KERNS Major, Commerce, Minor, Music. Freshman Picnic, Glee Club, Junior-Senior Banquet, Junior Concessions, Play Prompter, Col- leens. '48-'51, Mixed Choir, '4q-'51, Office Assistant, '49-'51, JOHN KRETZSCHMAR Major, Math, Minor, Science. Freshman Picnic, Silver and Gold L's , '49 8a '50, Junior Board, Student Senate, '49-'51, Vice- President, '51, Varsity Letters in Football, Basketball 84 Track, Hi-Y, '47-'51, CATHERINE LAIOIE Major, Commerce. Y-Teens, '47-'48, G.A.A., F.H.A., '48- '49, Junior Concessions, Junior-Senior Banquet, Office Assistant, Mixed Choir, '49-'5I. PATRICIA LANE Minors, Math, Science, Home Ec. Glee Club, Dramatics, R.O. T.C. Sponsorette, Clip8a Cartridge, Light Staff, '50, Oak Staff, '50, MixedChoir, '49-'51,F.H.A., '49-'51, Junior-Senior Banquet, '50-'51, Office Assistant, '49-'5I. CLEMATIS LANHAM Major, Commerce, Minor, Music. Freshman Picnic, Chorus, Glee Club, Y-Teens, '47-'48gJunior-Senior Banquet,Junior Concessions, Student Senate, '50-'51, Office Assistant, Mixed Choir, '49-'5I. PATTY LEDDY Minors, Math, Home Ec., Music.'Junior Concessions, Maid of Honor to Basketball Queen: Sponsorette, Sesoras, '49-'51, Presi- dent, '5l, Student Senate, Secretary St Treasurer, Clip 8t Cart- ridge, Colleens, '50-'5I. JOANN LEWIS Major, Science, Minors, Math, Home Ec. Drarnatics, '51, Mixed Choir, '50-'51, F.H.A., '50-'5,1. JOAN MAIN Major, Home Ec. , Minor, Commerce. Y-Teens, '47-'48, Glee Club, F, H,A, , '49-'51,Miss Hagueys Assistantgjunior-Senior Ban- quet, Junior Concessions, R.O.T.C. Sponsorette Attendant, Mr. Howard's Office. ETTA JANE MASON Minors, Home Ec., Math. Freshman Picnic, Junior-Senior Ban- quet, '50-'51, Gold L , '50, Mixed Choir, '49-'51, Colleens, '48-'50, Light Staff, '49-'51, Editor, '49 85 '50, Oak Staff, '49-'51, Y-Teens, '47-'51, Quill and Scroll, '50, BETTY LOU MCCOPPIN Major, Commerce, Minors, Math, Home Ec. Junior Play, Junior- Senior Banquet, Office Assistant, '50-'51, F.T.A. , '50-'51, CHARLOTTE McCOY Minors, Language, Math. Classroom Assistant, '48-'49, Junior- Senior Banquet, F.H.A. , '50-'51, Colleens, '50-'51, Majorette, '47 51- NELLIE McKAY Major, Home Ec. , Commerce. Chorus, Glee Club, F.H.A. , '49- '5o, Mixed Choir, '50-'51. SHILA McVEY Major, Home Ec., Minor, Science. F.H.A., '49-'50, Glee Club, Junior-Senior Banquet, '50-'5I,Junior Concessions, Student Sen- ate, '5o, Light Staff, '50-'51, Oak Staff, '50-'51, Y-Teens, '47-'50, Colleens, '47-'51, Mixed Choir, '49-'51, KATHLEEN MEYER Minors, Math, Language. Pageant StudentDirector, '48, Reader, '50, Junior-Senior Banquet, School Play, Light Staff, '49-'50s Oak Staff, '49-'51, Quill and Scroll, '5O,Iunior Concessions, Y-Teens, '47-'5I. GERALD MILLER A Major, Industrial Arts. R.O.T.C. Review, '49-'50, Hi-Y, '50- '51. .... , .... , .nt -s- KEAALA Ei?- , 'sit iitifiii f ' '- 8 'ft , ,s ,s, . . ., , S' tis' ji, in .IMP ww., -5 ix x r gm, 4 st ,M .ss ,G 3 5. 'xlgf 34!'x . A ,gr Q r is rift, jQ5f...hg'T . 5:11-S' ,' .s ' - 1. ii - ' - J .F ' V, , -. r 'VI ':!:. . .' - ,, jfs' , ':2'ea5r3,..' ,, km : 552: lik, f.E, lE5f?5Qi ' if Ne:-9,51 wg:-,,,,,5 , 111113 L. swiifssfirfi 4 2 rr ,, 1' ifyw 1. ii it Ti,- ,. . hx 'f ,ir Magi ,M is . ... we -.., :- Z6 - RICHARD NELSON Major, Math, Minor, Science. SHIRLEY NICHOLS Major, Commerce, Minor, Math. Glee Club, School Play, '50 Student Senate, '49-'50, Junior-Senior Banquet, R.O. T. C. Spon sorette Attendant, Miss Shamrock, '50, Office Assistant, '50-'51 Cheerleader, '48-'51, Pageant, '49-'50, Y-Teens, '48-'5I. IEANNETTE NORTON Mid-Term Graduate. BETTY OXFORD Major, Commerce, Minor, 'Music. Freshman Picnic, Glee Club, Junior Concessions, Junior-Senior Banquet, Office Assistant, '50- '51, Interclub Council, '48-'51, Y-Teen, '47-'51 Colleens, '47-'51, Mixed Choir, '49-'5I. RICHARD PACKETT Minors, Music, Art. R.O.T.C. Ball, Review, '48-'50, Pageant, Football Queen Coronation, Music Festival, MARQUITTA PAWLING Minors, Math, Language , Student Senate, Collens, '49-'51, Sesoras, '4Q-'Sli BasketballQueen Attendant, '50, Y-Teens, Jun- ior-Senior Banquet, Freshman Picnic, Band, '47-'50, Silver and Gold L's , '50 8: '5I, Junior Concessions. ' KARAMANEH PETRIKOWSKY Majors, Math, Art, Minor, Science. Junior Board, School Play, Student Senate, '48-'51, Art Club, '49-'51, Colleens, '47-'51, Sesoras, '48-'51, Y-Teens, '47-'51, Pageant Student Director, '50, Junior Scholastic Award, Gold L , '50, CARYL PETTIJOHN Major, Math, Minors, Science, Industrial'Arts. Student Senate, '49-'50, Rifle Team Letter, Queen's Manual, Lt. Colonel in R.O. T.C., Honor Guard, Clip 8s Cartridge, Flag Detail, Junior -Senior Banquet, Best Cadet, First and Second Year. JERRY PIKE Major, Math. Honor Guard, Clip 8: Cartridge, Junior-Senior Ban- quet: R.O.T.C. Review, '49-'5O. A LEONARD PRATHER Major, Industrial Arts. Clip 8s Cartridge, '48-'51, Rifle Team Letter, '49, '51, Captain of Rifle Team, '5I. WILMA REECE Major, Math, Minor, HorneEc. , Music. Band, '47-'51, Y-Teens, '47-'51, Junior-Senior Banquet, '50-'51, Light Staff, '49-'51, Oak Staff, '49-'51, Junior Scholastic Award, Quill and Scroll, '50, Dramatics, '50, Silver 8s Gold L's , '49-'50,'School Play Student Director. JOANN RICHWINE Minors, Math, Language, Science, Glee Club,Junior-Senior Ban- quet, Junior Concessions. BEVERLY RICKER Minors, Language, Math. Freshman Picnic, Glee Club, Girls' Sports Letter,Junior Concessions, Junior -Senior Banquet, Classroom Assistant, Girls' Sports, '47-'49, Mixed Choir, '49-'51, Colleens, '48-'51, Y-Teens, '47-'5O. ROXANA RUFF Major, Commerce, Minor, Music. Freshman Picnic, Y-Teens, '47-'48, '50-'51, G.A.A., Glee Club, Junior Concessions, Class- room Assistant, Mixed Choir, '49-'51, Office Assistant. RAMON RUIZ Mid-Term Graduate. DOYLE RUOFF Major, Math, Science., Honor Guard, Commander, '50-'51,-Clip 8, Cartridge, School Play, Pageant, R. O.T.C. Banquet, '59, Ball, '51, Camera Club, '49-'50, Queen's Manual, R.O.T.C. Instal- lation, R. O, T. C, Colonel. JOYCE SAMPLE Major, Math, Home Ec. Freshman Picnic, Chorus, Glee Club, F. H.A., Mixed Choir, '49-'51, PATRICIA SCHLEICHER Minors, Language, Math. School Plays, '49-'50, Light Staff, '50-'51, Oak Staff, '50-'51, F.H.A.. '50-'51, Sesoras, '50- '5I, Y-Teens, '47-'50 Gold L , '50, Library Assistant, '48-'49, Office Assistant, Visual Ed. Operator, '49-'5I. HERMAN SCHMIDT Mid-Term Graduate. VIOLA SCHRUPP Major, Home Ec. , Minor, Music. Mixed Choir, '49-'50, F. H.A. , '49-'50, Library Assistant, '49-'5O. MARY ALICE SHAW Major, Commerce, Minor, Home Ec. Freshman Picnic, Glee Club, Sponsorette Attendant, '50, Mixed Choir '49-'41, F.H.A. , '50- '5I, R.O.T.C. Sponsorette, '50-'51, Clip 8, Cartridge, Junior- Senior Banquet, '50-'5I. BEVERLY SHEARER Major, Commerce, Minors, Math, Music, Home Ec. Freshman Picnic, Chorus, Glee Club, Office Assistant, Mr. Howard's Office, Mixed Choir, '50-'51. DARLENE SHERARD Minors, Language, D.O. Glee Club, R,O.T,C. Banquet, '48s Junior Concessions. TOMMY SLOAN Majors, Math, Commerce. Reserve Letters, Football, Basketball, Track, Varsity Letters, Basketball, Football, Orphe- Delphians, '49-'51, President, '50, LARRY SMITH Major, ,Industrial Arts, Minor, D.0. Junior-Senior Bal1QUeI:R. 0,T,C. Banquet, Ball, '48-'50, MARILYN SNIDER Major, Commerce. Y-Teens, '47-'48, Freshman Picnic, Glee Club, Junior Concessions,Junior-Senior Banquet, Classroom Assist- ant, '50-'51, Mixed Choir, '49-'51. ANNABELLE SNYDER f Major, Home Economics. Chorus, Glee Club, F.H.A., '49-'5I: Mixed Choir, '49-'5I. JERRY SOLLARS Minors, Music 8, Commerce. Freshman Picnic,Pageant, '43-'5I: Music Festival, '49-'50, Junior-Senior Banquet, '50-'5I: 5i1Vel? L , '50, Band, '47-'50, Orphe-Delphians, '49-'51, Hi-Y, '47- '51. MARVIN SOLLARS Major, Industrial Arts, Minor, Music. Mixed Choir, '47-'51, Foot- ball Letter, '49-'51, BILL SPARKS Major, Math, Minor, Commerce. R.O.T.C. Review, '49-'50, Clip SL Cartridge, Rifle Team, Junior-Senior Banquet, '50-'51, R.O.T.C. Ball, 48-'49, Banquet, '49-'50, Basketball Queen Cor- onation, '48. BEVERLY STEVENSON Minors, Language, Home Ec. Freshman Picnic, Y-Teens, Glee Club, F.H.A., Junior-Senior Banquet, Junior Scholastic Award, Dramatics, Mixed Choir, '49-'5I. LARRY STEVENSON Major, Math, Minor, Science. Basketball Coronation, '49,C1ip 85 Cartridge '49-'50, R.O.T.C. Review, '48-'51, Ball, '49-'51, NANCY STONE Major, Commerce. Pageant, -49-'5O. RICHIE SUMMERS Minors, Math, Commerce, Industrial Arts. R.O.T.C. Ball, '51, Junior-Senior Banquet, '5I. SHIRLEY TOLIN Major, Home Economics. Majorette, '49-'51, R.O.T.C. Sponsor Captain, R.O.T.C. Installation, Silver 85 Gold L's, '50-'5I: F.H.A., '50-'5z,C1ip 8sCartridge, Light staff, '5o-'5x,Junior- Senior Banquet, Y-Teens, '48-'50, Student Senate. BARBARA VANDERMARK Major, Commerce, Minor, Home Ec. F.H.A. , '49-'5O. RALPH VULGAMOTT Major, industrial Arts. Junior-Senior Banquet, '5I. VELDA WALKER Major, Math, Minors, Music, Language, Pageant Reader, '48, Junior Board, Sponsor Lt. Colonel in R.O.T. C. , Maid of Honor to Miss Shamrock, MixedChoir, '50-'51, Student Senate, '49-'50, Sesoras, '48-'51, Y-Teens, '47-'51,Band, '47-'51, MARY ELLEN WINDSOR Major. Home Ec. : Minor, Language, Freshman Picnic, Glee Club, F.H.A., '49-'51, Camera Club, Junior-Senior Banquet, Junior Concessions, Y-Teens, '50-'51, JACKIE WRAY MUIOFS. Math, Commerce. R.O.T.C. Banquet, '48-'49, Junior- Senior Banquet, Junior Concessions, SENIORS NOT PICTURED TOMMY BRYANT, DONALD CHELLEW, EUGENE CLAYCOMB, BOB GAUTNEY, LAWRENCE HAYS, BOB LETT, AND MARY ROADY. 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FRONT ROW: Dorothy Caton, Sherilyn Hanon, Emma Jean Kendall, Guel da Cortner, Edna Snapp, Laura Kunzelmann. BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Jane Dee Edwards, W. G. Swinney, William Violett, Billy Rogers, Zane Brickley, JerryLucas, Billy Cogdill, Anita Allen. SECOND ROW: Barbara Clark, Joyce Beaver, Dixie Lee Dunlap, Barbara Barth, Beverly Bolinger, Vernitia Clark, Pat Black, Bonnie Hagg, Patty Adams. THIRD ROW: Bruce Wake, Charles Tayl-or, Florence Cunningham, Betty Grinlinton, Martha Campbell, Carol Chaney, Maxine Foley, Robert Mayhew, Charles Tomlin. FRONT ROW: Donna Jean Riley, Crystal Frump, Connie Burnham, Delano Walker, Donald Berry, Ronnie Jacobs, Ruth Ann Hansen, Joanna Carson. BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Wilson Fletchall, Robert Pawling, Dorothy Peek, BillJarrett, Earl Christensen. SECOND ROW: Danny Gray, Harold Hawman, George Dye, Sharon Robinson, Larry Bowker, Arbadella Ray, Billy Kuehner. THIRD ROW: Billy Malam, Fred Gee, Marilyn Waters, Mary Ellen Norman, James Farrell, Milton Stark, FRONT ROW: Adoph Lustenberger, Robert Crawford, Joyce McCammon, Edgar Morris, Jerry Myers, Marilyn Nestler, Billie Olson. BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Lonnie Cassity, Donald Anderson, Lyle Hudson, Jack Culver, Har- vey Mansfield, Charles Fountain. SECOND ROW: Billy Lewis, Robert Richardson, Dean Rethemeyer, Jimmy IvIcAtee, Bill Watts. THIRD ROW: Don Hoke, Billy Allen, Lavern Vaughn, David Potter, Roy Coffman. FRONT ROW: Charles Markt, Wal- ter Curnutt, Charles Townsend, Bob Dallenback Larry Westcott, ,J asm: wad BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Dickie Bright, Bob Heumader, Bobbie Busch, Barbara Burket, Richard Roberts, Dale Gilpin, Nancy Ball, Robert Brown. SECOND ROW: Bill Watkins, Roger Watson, Phyllis Henderson, Katherine Jahnke, Shirley Mar tin, Jimmie Olomon, Joe Dawson. THIRD ROW Wanda Russell, Shirley Heitman, Ernestine Pinch, Mary Ann Allison, Joyce Kepner, Janice Jordan, Nancy Lydick, Bernard Van Cleave. FRONT ROW: Bob Christiansen, Carol Estes, Shirley Hoffman, Raydeen Jackson, Mary Alta Hopkins, Sammy Thompson, Victor Osborn. BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Jon Winemiller, Wesley White, Tommy Dillon, Elmo Smith, Ronald Tiffany, Richard Stephens, Dale Travis. SECOND RWO: Marvin Waters, Robert Rich, Donna Brown, Evabell Goben, Car- olynJarzembowski, Nancy Childs. THIRD ROW: Mildred Carvy, Bessie Cole, Donna Matrox, Maford Stevenson, Robert Ulrich, Oscar Wilson. FRONT ROW: Douglas Tra- cie, Mary Enfield, Shirley Edwards, Donald Todd, Charles Schenecker,Dale Smith, BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Norma Smith, Carol Ann Thomas, Arlene Mears, Norma Poe, Louanne Robreau, Roger Cox, Raeona Weiser, Patricia McBee, CarolRigby. SECOND ROW: Ramona Butler, Sandra Lee Davison, Margaret Tayson, Carol Timmons, Norma Moore, Janet Woodring, Virginia Sollars, Pat Norris, Loretta Shroyer, THIRD ROW: Billy Jacobs, David Koonse, Robert Brown, Charles Burnett, Harold Testerman, Bill Leonard, Ralph Richwine, LeRoy Claycomb, Larry Shelby. FRONT ROW: Nancy Howard, Nancy Gerding,, Neal Arnold, Vernon Ross, Elmer Cogdill, Tommy Alden, Donna Bennett, Kathryn Sueeter. M .3 HELPERS Mrs. Anna Conger, clerk. Miss Dorothy Busch, clerk. Mr. HoWard's office assistants Main office assistants. Miss Hague's office help. Visual education operators. Cafeteria force. Custodians, MUSIC AND ART .. mEv,., I wwfim V1 5 ' grrtkff VI' 1' , . 233523 zip, 'V , 'Eff ufilfff' ' P 9,2?'!r'f1l N - I' -f - . .JTZQLX , iw ' ' F wi fp'-'L' lu,-1 1'-2?.f 1.Ja95.6f::Z'V , . , ,. . ' Q 'Mfr-1.:L:fFQ1!L! . F 'lf . ,,f'1i5'4'fl,7 lf.w , .' 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Sharon Barnett, Willadee Beagle, Donnie Bowman, Everett Boyer, Dickie Bright, Bill Brown, Robert Brown, Barbara Burkett, Bill Cheesman, Bob Christensen, Galen Clark, Leroy Claycomb, Rex Corbin, Roger Cox, Beverly Curtin, David Duncan, Vernon Foss, Andrew Gates, Herman Gemmer, Nancy Gerding, Jim Giddens, Dale Gilpin, Wallace Gilpin, Richard Hackman, Robert Hadley, Anna Mae Heath, Beverly Henry, Shirley Heumader, Bob Heumader, Nelda Hinton, Mar- jorie Jackson, Laberta Kirschner, Wayne Kohnke, Twyla Lane, John Lau, Forrest Leonard, Willard Leonard, Bill Mead, Arlene Mears, Virginia Milbourn, Norman Moore, Gary Mowry, Wanda Milligan, PaulMurphy, Gail Miller, Pat Patterson, Marquitta Pawling, Sandra Petrie, Ernestine Pinch, Richard Pixler, Melvin Ramseier, Regenier Ramseier, Wilma Reece, Ramon Ruiz, Jim Ringer, Richard Roberts, Norma Resenauer, Catherine Rouse, Nadine Russell, David Schadt, Jim Schiltz, Merrill Shaw, Jerry Sollars, Milton Star, Glenda Steele, Raymond Tarter, Harold Testerman, Jerry Tindle, Sam Thompson, Bernard Van Cleave, Eugene Vann, Velda Walker, Bill Watkins, Roger Watson, Billie Sue Winemiller, Jack Wayne, Bill Yarnell. 42 my 'f ui , L, 1,1 L- .,-MQ f-ffffwff Q.4.L r .K MPX' PCl'E'IY'YYL YXXGYX SCHOOL 5599 'gm Jxmcxx - 53.9. lx. . . . . . . il. 6. 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Hannah 'Ynoxnoson we cmnon . . . wang meme: My God And 1 . . . X. B. Setgei 5. ,ti A' 1 , :Ria-.,: ' ' Lf 5Y24'-iw' 'Bin . Q . Q . rg - X1 -P-.a,,.f.4L Xu. 'e- L' 5 4, hi 44 Mixed Choir The Mixed Choir, under the direction of Mr. C. H. Potter, performed for various social and civic functions. The members presented assemblies, concerts, and sang in the Christmas Pageant. The Choir music is of college standard. This group is known as one of the best Choirs in the city. They have entertained for many local organ- izations, and have participated in out-of-town activities and contests. The accompanist is Barbara Ballard. MEMBERS OF THE CHOIR ARE AS FOLLOW: BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: JoAnn Duncan, Arlene Holland, Dixie Banks, Mary Markt, Bill Gillespie, Earl Joiner, Jimmy Gardiner, Wilbur Ellis, Richard Kearnes, Cleo Bell, Harold Beggs, Marvin Sollars, Jo Ann Pettijohn, Betty Oxford, Bonnie Barth, Shirley Baur, Patricia Lane, Barbara Ballard. SECOND ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Ruth Simon, Betty Ann Holloway, Beverly Ricker, Lois Hoff, Jean Holtsclaw, Etta Jane Mason, Harold Howard, Donald Chellew, Bob Boyles, Larry George, Forrest Hoff, Donnie Morgan, Ronnie Murphy, Jo Ann Lewis, Patty Leddy. Donna Adams, Mary Klapmeyer, Mary Alice Shaw. THIRD ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Lona Lee Poff, Phyllis Nunn, Petrine Beahler, Charlene Balch, Beverly Shearer, Carol Bonham, La Vonne Coffey, Donald Bunse. Lawrence Hays, Eugene Carter, Eugene Hendrix, Jerry Sanders, Lloyd Dupree, Lois Smith, Charlene Ashley, Saundra Crowell, Erma Ashlock. FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Beverly Stevenson, Pat Dotson, Donna Davis, Janet Babb, Phyllis Burnham, Catherine Lajoie, Clematis Lanham, Shila McVey, Carol Jean Schiltz, Nellie McKay, Anna Belle Kerns, Marilyn Snider, Clara Curnett, Arlene Snider, Barbara Rosenauer, Shirley Clark, Velda Walker, Joyce Sample. Annabelle Snyder. 45 Z S JW- Lfm'i'1T TLn: 'fme'e WH-fee-ewuwv-new-we-Awmmwmf-ww mmivgggwewv-c.wg.n,,,,,,,,.,,,,n,,,,n., I.-Q3 'I fl f i if , ff L'1-1- 1 '7 'E Y grief e o u r ':5 55'-tif ' ,,,., , , ff e 1 V r'i?lsQl,,ff ' f f. s , i g 3 f 5 5 5 Z I 2 Mr L 5 5 jf 1 E . Z 3' 2 f , 5 'i 5 if e 1' if v is Kwwdfeiff READERS KING ARTHUR ANGELS. . LEADING TABLEAU MARY JOSEPH SHEPHERDS WISE MEN LAUNCELOT BEDIVERE GARETH 3 CAST OF CHARACTERS Claudette Anderson, Kathleen Meyer TRISTRAM Richard Packetr Lavon Carter, Shirley Muff Nancy S,tone,Effie Coffey Gloria Young, Sharon Bowling Claudia Edwards Bonnie Gill Daniel Evans Melvin Ramseier, Bobby Wallace Herman Gemmer, Bill Cheesman Donald Weiser Regeiner Ramseier Elmer McKnight Jack Wynne 46 PERCIVALE MODRED GALAHAD PAGE DAMSEL OF WEALTH DAMSEL OF FAME DAMSEL OF PRIDE DAMSEL OF PLEASURE DAMSEL OF WORLDLY WISDOM DAMSEL OF PURITY Barry Robreau Gerald Schaber Jerry Sollars Roger Burri Jimmy Schiltz Willadee Beagle Donna Sheeks Phyllis Branson Frances Swyhart Charlene Howard F13 Ann Courtney W' asfNas M sa-awwamemmmrvwmmwwnwwww-sm-+aexwmQsxmvw,-sswxu sa-.Q 4, . . 5' A -.ze l ,. 1 , . . . , , .... f Wfgsw. 'Long ago in Britain, lived King Arthur, and Round him in his high castle of 7 R 3,4 Q , Camelot, gathered the knights whom he had chose. It is of Arthur and of his ' w,qlh'1'eQ f' Qlffi nw-f yi 1 E knights, and especially of Launcelot and Galahad, that you shall hear today. - ,1,ff'L1Qzi - KW! J. .1 Y 1, 1, 5 A, ' And you shall hear of Arthur's dream and of his great desire. at M 5 ix' T343 78'- A 1 VF, 'f - E. xr was W ix - Ia KZ 2 K , 3V..Q5z3..5 l ax ixfslgik-Agdfs L sis I ms sas 2 X 'Q 51 s . 2 l P s 2. . 3 his H r i l Pi 2 3 2 l as li J 5.1 'L XM' HM... .f X Faculty director: Miss Winifred Gallagher. Student assistant: Karamaneh Petrikowsky. Other assistants: Costumes: Miss Doris Stoneburner, Miss Marilyn Maxwell, Mrs. Golda Dunlap, Mrs, Lois Green, Miss Aline Brown, Miss Georgee Hash and Miss Faye Slater. Property: Miss Roxana Robb, Miss Eva Brown, and Miss Anna Hague. Art: Miss Helen McMachen and students. Music: Miss Logan Gilbreath and Mr. C. H. Potter. Girl's Glee Club and Mixed Choir. Soloistsg Joann Rogers and Eugene Carter. Piano Accompanistsg Barbara Ballard and Mary Lee McKinst1'y. Incidental music: Maxine Elder Stage Crew: Mr. C. V. Howard, Bob Boyles, Haro1d,Howard Publicity: Miss Mildred Bringman and Journalism class. Caryl Petrijohn, Bob Slonecker and Bill Hayward. 47 Girls Glee Club The Tenth grade Girls' Glee Club consists of 63 members. The irls participate in the Christmas Pageant, assemblies, and the Spring Music Festival. T?-re Girls' Glee Club is under the direction of Miss Logan Gilbreath. BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mary Lee McKinstry, Betty Endsley, Louise Freed, Joan Decker, Floida Golz, CarolLeddy, Doris James, Beverly Wilmore, Joan Akins, Betty Ezzell. SECOND ROW: Lois Gaunce. Shirley Miller, Charlotte Howard, Donna Patchin, Shirley Dinwiddie, Verna Akins, Helen Elliott, Joann Rogers. Shirley Muff, Joyce Akins. THIRD ROW: Lauverta Harmon. Shirley Johnson, Erma Jean Hirter, Loretta Elliott, Claudia O'Dell, Jacqueline Painter, Waiva Young, Gloria Young, Dorothy Chowning, Shirley Chaney. BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Doris Hartley, Shirley Clark, Helen Baird, Betty Shuck, Virginia Gill, Peggy Russell, Donna Sheeks, Arlene Winslow, Delores Meeks, ,Thora Irons, Ethel Chapman. SECOND ROW: Maxine Elder, Opal McCauley, Donna- Scott, Donna Lyons, Lynette Creal, Shirley Haley, Charlene Howard, Phyllis Branson, Dixie Hurt, Eileen Reichen, Marilyn Gutridge. THIRD ROW: Margie Williams, Shirley Mead, Lorraine Peek, Anna Guy, Betty Pittam, Etta King, Judy Turner, Wilma Key, Violette Round, Pat I-Iintz, Lavon Carter, The accompanists are Mary Lee McKinstry and Maxine Elder. 48 ACTIVITIES . .i . E i E H ' ,.,,g,z 'P-Qu, Eu f' '3. .ff-F?-v' -- I u: rW , '.r ,, . Mb- N' kai 55 5 . ,ery gf ,X 1 , Q '-:Sul-E 222352- ' -:3S'15?Zi M13 . ' - i-'SBSH . . grtzfgg . .1165 . I -QF:-v 2 3215555 ,- wr:--4 , ,f-H :5.g, I I pg. ., f . . ff:-is 5.,-5 -Q ---' , M, 11.51,-J,' f, -.fiirif 1' 5p,,.-:Is .1 f-if . ' 5 I -I - r' , I.-,1svQf'ffsffg11:.f1iiaff'f -- -Lb 3 3 . 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V ,.,, VY., ,-.. 1 P ., , ..,. x..,f, ,V X , -. , . . . -:-I.mgrzq-Izgemnqxzfgguzysinizfgezggv-,,.-'-..,11.g-,,:f::r::.- .- . I .. , .- . .,-., I. 4- ,- .- ' 1'341-1:51:5--inexif:-'flf-pf-f.Lz4,1.:,-'. :vis-:,gpix:g+ '-I-:Lf-5-in :. . -15 . , ' 'i ,'2'.f':-1,-L T-1..f-,A-ng-. ' . H ' ' A A A '- ----ff,-uA'w'--f -2QS21---V-A-files'ei--ff--efy5:g,.h:a:.,,1,L,4f.f.....H 4. 'S .1 , , I , Q 5 A. Q .f A .Y N. LF 5, ,. IQ I F' ,ff ,ffl 'R I-fi'7i I' - . Q, ', Q .e , - 75--15 A :-f- gg' ' Y Q - 3,- g .X -2, km ' 4., 5511953 f N J, ..:.:-3. -,A -,if : ,.. . q,,. 1 3 . pl . - ' . -A ,. f xc -- ' 'u' - :I 2, .w x 0mgm,9JiT' q 2? ,Z 344 , f . ffg .-gg ' I fi- ' 2 fx? ' , 'az ,- ' .. fls- ' ti?-z Q1 x ' 4 - lf IG f ,-za: 1 ' L 2:2 V - 1 -ff- .,, 'fx' X A . Egg -if Q in ,.-... ,. ,.f wifi. H, I Xfgh ', :ff - -9' u , 1' . I- I, - - --v 1a1 hf e . I believe Lafayette stand s for Democracy 1n 1tS soc X. EUGENE CARTER Editor STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Pat Schleicher, Betty Holloway, Etta Jane Mason, Mavis Green, Ramon Ruiz, Doris Eyman, Lona Lee Poff, Shila McVey, Nelda Hinton, Eugene Carter. SEATED: Wilma Reece, Shirley Tolin, Pat Lane, Pat Dotson, Kathleen Meyer. X om From many hours of dili ent effort and hard work of the Oak staff and Miss Mildred Bringman, adviser, ghe make -u , copy, and dummy of the yearbookturned into a record of the happenings of 1950-F951. Eugene Carter was appointed editor of the Oak and Doris Eyman was assistant- editor. Together these two combined their abilities as leaders and artists to produce a revolutionary Oak . Mr. John Yancey was the financial manager. The editor-in-chief ofthe Oak this year was Eugene Carter. He was appointed gor this position because of his artistic ability, dependability, and devotion to his uty. He has proven himself worth of being the editor by spending long, hard, hours of work, to produce this yearboogc. J fp , . illliifu L I Q hi if VOL. XXVII AST. Josnpn, MISSOURI No. 8 ugm Staff IST SEMESTER 2ND SEMESTER ETTA JANE MASON For three semesters Etta Jane has capably filled the position of editor-in-chief. She has given generously of her ideas and has shown her willingness to a c c e p t responsibility in order to promote the success of the publication of the Light . Her dedication to her work and her helpfulness will be long remembered by her fellow staff members. Etta Jane Mason Doris Eyman . . Pat Lane .... Shila McVey . Nelda Hinton . Ramon Ruiz . . Eugene Carter . Mavis Green . . . Ed. -in -Chief. Bus. 8: Adv. Mgr. . . Assignment Ed. . Feature Ed. . . Make-up Ed. . . Sports Ed. . . . ArtEd.. . Circulation Mgr. . Nelda Hinton Pat Schleicher Shirley Tolin Wilma Reece .Shila McVey . . Pat Lane Etta Jane Mason Eugene Carter . Mavis Green Pat Dotson . . . Copyreader , Lona Lee Poff Lona Lee Poff . . Proofreader . . Doris Eyman Shirley Tolin . . City Ed. . . Pat Dotson Pat Lane . . . . . Typists, , , Doris Eyman Pat Schleicher Pat schleicher Betty Ann Holloway Betty Ann Holloway Pat Dotson The journalism class has com- pleted one ofthe most success- ful years in its history. Its bi- monthly publication, the Light has been exception- ally well written in addition to the fact that such necessary items as financing, adverti- sing, distributing, and pub- lishing were very adequately handled. The executive po- sition of editor-in-chief was competently filled the first semester by Etta Jane Mason, and the second semester by Nelda Hinton. The immeas- urable patience, e n e r g y , character -building influence, ability, and service of the ad- viser, Miss Mildred Bringman, has contributed no end to the achievement of a productive year. 51 NELDA I-IINTON During the last semester Nelda has proved to the members of her staff that their selection of her for editor was a wise one, and to the entire student body that she is prompt to respond where her time, talent, or resources are needed. She has faithfully fulfilled every task and obligation, far beyond the call of duty. LEFT TO RIGHT: Eugene Carter, Pat Dotson, Ramon Ruiz, Betty Ann Holloway, Ettajane Mason, Pat Schleich- er, Miss Mildred Bringman, adviser, Pat Lane, Mavis Green, Shirley Tolin, Nelda Hinton, Doris Eyman, Shila McVey, Lona Lee Poff. BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT' H Elliott I Duncan S D t . . , . . . oy, S. Dinwiddie, J. Dienstbier, E. DeLay, J. Decker, D. Davis, D. Daniels, C. Curnutt, F. Cox, F. Courtney. SECOND ROW: R. Courtner, H. Cobb, D. Coats, M. Clark, B. Clark, P. Bumharn, S. Budine, R. Buddy, A. Brown, C. Bonham, B. Beattie, P. Beahler, H. h Bea ler, T. Baker, J. Baker, M. Aurwater, P. Angold, M. Angold, C. Anderson. Claudette Anderson DISIIICI Presxdent Mrs. Paul Jahnke F.H.A. Mother ROW R.Jo1mS,0 ' LEFT To R IGH Ham H' W- Key, B , T1 C. H B. EZEYI B. Henry, G ' King. E. Kin OWW. D. Hun M f31,L Farm - Hlllen. B -8- SECOND . D. Hutchis . Green. et, D. Fetgiso - Hlrter, E H,. ROW: B Groc On, M. Jackson Ill L, Free ' liter, 3 ' e, A . R. Jah d.D Ge ' Howard ' GUY. S 'Ike' D ' the, V - THIRD ' Hayes J - James ' ' .Gi11.B , ROW: L. ' Hayne Gillespie: L. Gloiglggtta B. v E. . 52 Goldmen. BACK ROW L I- Pain: ' EFT TO RIG Ma Ch D. Patchin FIT! S, Millet I yvH,M aB.P1tt 1W,M1- ROW. M CBMYSI, M- M am. L. Poff V I 118311. D, M00 Long' D - Gutridge' P. Ga cC1ure, C. MCCZJ - Power. SECONDTS. I. Moore, C. M l . . Lutz' D rvey, M. K1 Y. B, McDonald ROW: I Ma. orm, 5. Muff P ' . ' IU I , N L Yons, B. L apmeyer, P. L . B- Memen, V v4W.Mar1q, L M Ulm, Ytron. ane, A.Leaverron C - Mrlboum D M arshall, C ' - ready P ' - me, T ' ' -Leddy I ' HIRD 1 . Lewis' M 432 Offrcers of the club are Flo Ann Courtney, Parl. Shirley Miller, sec. -treasg Helen Cobb, hist. g Claud- ette Anderson, rep, g Dixie Hadley, Pres.: Shirley Muff vice Pres deqQYa s. Van C1e,aVe' -chem. 5' .5'Van . . Samet P M 1timb1e.l- 'ZBIZZLZOND Rosgiilh. A' Snyiigets Toxin- ' ' GJIOW ' im. 5- amp!- swvm 'S' s. Wwdom' skxenari' Sm vusbv-M' R0 T0 PJGYYY2 F' A W ins10:' S Silcoti- 3' Rethemdei. D' FT ' d0Y . 1 ' W LE Nl Wm S . B Shuc Reicb5n'R' s. BACK RO ' Widnet' n hewmakeh rkeece-E' M. Saunas' . West' P' haw. 3' S 4 lhw' R se. M hwadefl M. S ROW: A' Ran a RuSS9'u' S' Y sc uw m. N- SUlP1es. TH N. Rosenwe B. Rosenaua' 53 I' Qff V24 ' , 1-I' 'A -1 -I-I-' l I , I: ill ll 'ix '99 xxx ' .QNX xl 1 5Xgxkf,ff!r Efficient, intelligent, congenial, considerate, and cheerful are all ad- jectives which thoroughly describe the Senior High Y-Teenpresident, Mavis Green Mavis Green - President 's-ts'R'Xg17 f 6, xS 1 'f SENIOR HIGH Y-TEENS STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Betty Ezzell, Carol May, Del- ores Meeks. Shirley Baur, Mary Markt, Anne Belle Kerns, Wilma Dowdy. Harlene McDaniels, Miss Hague, Ramona Jahnke. Betty Ann Holloway, Carol Bonham, Lois Hoff, Emily Schoenlaub, Mary Lee McKinstry. SEATED: Shirley Doty, Wilma Reece, Shirley Tolin, Karamaneh Perrikowsky, Betty Oxford, Mavis Green. Shirley Nichols, Kathleen Meyer, Petrine Beahler. Carol Leddy. Officers of the club are: President, Mavis Greeng Vice- President, Betty Oxfords Secretary, Shirley Nichols: Treasurer, Karamaneh Petrikowsky. Miss Anna Hague is sponsor. 'The symbol of Y-Teens is a trianglle within a globe. The triangle stands for t e 'rl herself, the three sides symbolizing Ebdy, mind, and spirit. The globe represents gr owth in- -he alth, knowledge , depth of spirit - ual understanding and love of all people. The Senior High Y-Teens under their. cap - able, understanding, and efficient advisor, Miss Anna Hague, have completed avery suc- cessful year. 54 The aim of Y-Teens is to put into practical everyday living the ideals of Christ- ianity, and hence build better personal, community and national life. EIGHTH GRADE Y-TEENS STANDING, LEFT T0 RIGHT: Betty Woods, jean Leach, Jane Edwards, Mrs. Dunlap, Connie Burnham, Betty Grin- linton, Carol Timmons, Marilyn Waters. SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: Phyllis Henderson, Katherine Streeter, Martha Campbell, Dixie Lee Dunlap, Janice Jordan, Mary Alta Hopkins, Marilyn Nestler, Joyce Kepner. The officers of the club are: President, Janice Jordan, Vice-President, Joyce McCammong Secretary, Dixie Lee Dunlapg Treasurer, Mary Alta Hopkins, Reporter, Martha Campbell. The sponsor is Mrs. Golda Dunlap. JOAN OF ARC Y'TEENS STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Vernell Markt, Judy Dienstbier, Sharon Vandever, Sue Elliott, Sharon Smith, Sharon Barnett, Maxine Busby, Betty Gillespie. SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: JOYCS James, Lois Smith, Suzanne Ryse, Carolyn Curtin, Marilyn Trimble, Mary Doles, Carol Hartley, Mary Angold. The officers of the club are: President, Marilyn Trimbleg Vice -President, Carolyn Curtin, Secretary, Mary Dolesg Treasurer, Suzanne Ryse. Mrs. Vinton Schoen is Sponsor of the club. J 55 Hi-V The Hi-Y is an organizatic, 1 to promote sportsmanship, fellowship, and christian living among boys of high school age. KAPPA HI-Y STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Richard Packett, Dean George, Robert Gautem. SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: Gerald Miller, Richie Summers, Vic Bowen, Eddie Barker, Charles Lau, Vic Eaton, John Kretzschmar, Roger Burri, Ronnie Fankhauser. The officers of the club are: President, Vic Eaton, Vice-President, John Kretzschmarg Secretary-Treasurer, Charles Lau, Council Delegate, Eddie Barker. ' NU HI-Y STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Ronnie Trimble, Arthur Reimarl. SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: DOr1a1d Silcott, Bob Finney. Wayne Kohnke, Lynn Stokes, Don Ussary, Kenneth Starns, Jim Summers, Charles Edwards. The officers of the club are: President, Lynn Stokesg Vice-President, Wayne Kohnkeg Treasurer, Don Ussaryg Secretary, Kenneth Starnsg Chaplain, Bob Finney: Reporter, Jim Summers. 56 THETA HI-Y STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Billy Oxford, John Griggs. SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: David Schadt, Jerry Strong, Byron Timmons, Jerry Ashlock, Steve Miller, Roger Wake, Richard Hackman, Forrest Hoft. The officers of the club are: President, Jerry Ashlockg Vice-President, Steve Miller, Secretary, Byron Timmons, Treasurer, JohnLaug Chaplain, David Schadrg Re- porter, Billy Oxford. X OMICRON HI-Y STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Wallace Gilpin, Virgil McDonald, Robert Burnham, Darrell Lile, Jack McBee, Gordon Hopkins, John Irons, Jim Schiltz, Bill Mead, Bob Bullin. SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: Williard Hendrix, Billy McKinney, Paul Livingston, Richard Hellerich, Bob Brown, Gregg Violett, Fred Adams, Melvin Elliott, James Burchett. The officers ofthe club are: President, Bob Brown: Vice-President, Jim Ringer, Secretary-Treasurer, Bill Meadg Chaplain, James Burchettg Re- porter, David Duncang Sgt. at Arms, Paul Livingston. 57 ewwfwgu N.v 'g6 , meg cfm? , R 60: ' XR N X 2, 5 Clip and Cartridge is the honorary club of R. O. T. C.. for cadets of high scholastic standing, under the sponsorsh1p of Sgt. George Rathkamp. FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS SECOND SEMESTER Duane Groenke Commander Norman Cullumber Norman Cullumber Vice -Commander Doyle Ruoff Donald Suthers Secretary-Treasurer Lynn Stokes J. D. Widner Chaplain Caryl Pettijohn STANDING: 'Duane Groenke, Norman Cullumber, I. D. Widner, Arthur Reiman, Bob Eberle, Jerry Pike, Don Chellew, Doyle Ruoff, Eugene Claycomb, Larry Stevenson, Caryl Pettijohn, Sgt. G. Rathkamp, Jim Summers. SEATED: Vera Curtin, Velda Walker, Pat Lane, Mary Alice Shaw, Doris Eyman, Shirley Tolin, Patty Leddy. 58 BACK R OFFICERS OW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Historian, Beverly Rickerg Treasurer. Bonnie Barrhg Secretary, Betty Oxford. FRONT ROW: Sgr.-at-Arms, Effie Coffe Vice-President, Karamaneh Petrikowsky, Doris Ev elected president. COLLEE Under the leadership of Miss Marilyn Maxwell, the peppy Collens have functioned for the fourth consecutive year. The club has proved to be a big asset to the football and basketball teams in their fight for victory. The Colleens have attended all the home games and have raised money in various ways to attend out-of-town games. many of the Yi man, a senior this year was Jodean Ge or ge Mascot BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Flo Ann Courtney, Wilma Dowdy, Pat Ward, Pat Leddy, Jean Holtsclaw, Jane Armstrong, Shirley Muff, Kathleen Allen, Marquitta Pawling, Shila McVey. SECOND ROW: Anna Bell Kerns. Beverly King, Shirley McCoy, Charlotte McCoy, Beverly Howard, Barbara Rosenauer, Donna Brennan, ,Joann Rogers, Lea Gloshen, Beverly Curtin. FRONT ROW: Glenna Petty, Nancy Bonham, Harlene McDaniel, Arlene Kunzelmann, Charlotte Howard, Loretta Elliott, Dixie Banks, Shirley White, Shirley Kohnke, Delores Moore, Joyce Haynes. 59 F.T.A. Art CI b This year one of the main pro'e t Club W - J c s of the newly formed Art . as making and operating puppets. Miss HelenMcMachen is the sponsor of the club. Back row, left to right N . ancy Childs, David Gray, Donna Brown, Kararnaneh Petrikowsky, Miss McMachen, Gary McCurley, Roger Burri, Jerry Sollars, and Billy Kuehner. First row: Freddie Gee, Robert Pawlin , MarilynKent, Treas.g Lorraine Peek, Sec. 5 Shirley Mead, lgresg Margie Williams, V-pres. Patricia Thurman, Reporterg Ronald Tiffany, and J. W. Williams. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA The Martha Hockaday Future Teachers of Arnerica is a club which was organized by students who wish to make teaching their career. Miss Georgee Hash is the sponsor. This club was organized in 1949. Standing: left to right' J D W'd . . . 1 ner, MaryMa.rkt, Miss Georgee Hash, Lor- raine Peek, Galen Clark. Seated, left to right: BarbaraSchweder3 BettyMcCopping Shi l Dowdy, V-pres. 3 Ruth R th r eyMeadg Wilrna e emeyer, Pres. 3 Betty Ezzell, Sec-Treas. 5 Dor- othy Neffg and Nelda Hinton. 60 Parent Teachers Association The P. T.A. is a most Worth-while organization. This association does everything possible to lend assistance to Lafayette High School as well as to all civic movements. The officers for this year are: Mrs. Norman E. Schleicher, presidentg Mrs. James Schiltz, first vice-president' Mr D.H. Murphy, second vice- res'd t p 1 eng Mrs. Norman Moore, secretaryg Mrs. George Hopkins, treasurer, Miss Eva Brown, historian, and Mrs. J. Karl McKinstry, sgt. at arms. The members of the Booster Club of Lafayette include Lafayette teachers, fathers, and alumni. The officers for this year are: Mr. A. W. Kunzelmann, presidentg Mr. Harry Crowell, vice-presidentg Mr. Richard Shrout, sec- retary, and Mr. D.H. Murphy, treasurer. 61. CHEERLEADER N' h ls senior was head cheer leader this year . Sh' le 1C 0 f w 1 .P I ' ' 5 She by LMS s?meat2:::1af?3:r:gn.1um0f Betty Ezzell, sophomoreg Clau ha dnl-in 5, most Successful These five girls led the Ye S g season of sp0rtS- MAJURETTE This year Charlotte McCoy was chosen drum majorette. Performing under her direction are Shirle Tolin, ShirleyMcCoy, Nadine Russell, Effie Coffey, Beverly Willrnore and Joyce Wilson. Beverly and Joyce are not pictured. These majorettes accompany the band on all local and out of town marching per- formances. They also lead the band intheir intricate formations at football garnes. . Eff:-f,,..' .iifkga .Y wg' ve ' 4 'sl 1 ww: SUCH T: ,::. 'v Trai? if ' A 'igiza-:iff -- 4. 2 - we 2?-'QSM F' Qs, ,y lil ' . 'liiigagfll ., ' , ' f miie:-1: ff' f' ' 4y:::!fE-s 3533 ff i ' ..-1.'awf,i.:gl'.1??:515'4 ft?-515. , ' . . r-22141 'F '..x'.-,f.1w:, wffa Q 143. ff.jf1.3,-.,E'fg 55,937 ., D 4, ,if ,f .5-.11 14. ' 003, 2' 5 kph '- .FAg 'Q L? W gif- ,x' k . . - . V .gf-: fu :J - - 'l,. . . it -122 1.23525-if -' - Zz?-3' 2. ,' '.'EtE53-121524:-.9-,' -, 54 'k Qfiizl X 'TSN-H .' -. 4.-may - , K C, ' ,fa QM-f ff swffft- , , 5.4, :ss .i aggivha QQQ? 1- 2 1'i.f3.?l'i5: -fini? as . r , p 5 , 'X 'ggflgg .A5!,d3E,,yf w as ' u . Lea if ,s-1.w 'EP EP I 31 , - ,al J - fha Q -- V, ,wi '- f 1- -051-31 'ilffrfff ,A Q21-'3-',5j asf .1 ff' .,ff'f y 1' ' - 1 .5: A Y N A if fzsafw' - - uw ' 'SQQQQI ,gefgq7g14zg1gg:g?q,- f. ff, vga:-. Pracfigmiiiiefsifi-'-' ag -, ff, Psi' 5 4, e . 1. . J RIFLE TEAM BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Leonard Prather, Captaing Dean Gzell, Donald Chellew. Arthur Reiman, Bob Eberle, Stanley Dawson. FRONT ROW: HarryDawson, Caryl Pettijohn, Norman Cullumber, Warren Laukernper, Duane Groenke, Sgt. Rathkamp, Sponsor. KNEELING: J. D. Widner, Manager. For two consecutive seasons the rifle team of Lafayette has received top honors in' local competition. Having five victories and one defeat, the ten man team WRS the Winner of the city gunnery trophy. no on G Ann Members arer Raymond Andersong Ronnie Ballewg Ray Burtong Galen Clark, Norman Cullumberg Harry Dawsong Stanley Dawson, Bob Eberleg Victor Griggsg Duane Groenke, First Sergeant: Forrest Hoeftg Gordon Hopkinsg Ray Jacobsg Bill Klapmeyerg WarrenLaukemperg RaymondLinscottg DonaldMerri11g Caryl Pettijohn, Supply Sergeantg Jerry Pike: Charles Punzog Arthur Reimang Robert Riggg Doyle Ruoff, Commanderg Jerry Sandersg Merrill shawg Bobby Simpson: Lynn Stokesg Garland Thompsong Charles Teidtg Richard Vandermarkg George Vioskyg Bobby Wallace: I. D. Widuer, Vice-Commander. Nineteenhundred fifty-one is the first year the R. O. T. C. of Lafayette has had an Honor Guard. The Fur ose of this unit, which consists of thirty-three cadets, is to do fancydril s. gheir main achievement ofthe year was the per- formance of the Queen Ann Drill at the R. O. T. C. Review. - 63 Sesoras BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Patricia Parr, Nelda Hinton, Saundra Crowell, Frieda Cox, Kitty Ernst, Karamaneh Petrikowsky, Marquitta Pawling, Patricia Schleicher, Shirley Heumader, Patricia.l-lintz. FRONT ROW: Shirley Doty, Miss Ficklin, Thelma Baker, Billie Sue Wlnemiller-Secretary, Barbara Ballard-Treasurer, Patty Leddy-Pres- ident, Doris Eyman-Historian, Kathleen Meyer, Velda Walker, Janet Babb. NOT PICTURED: Carol Jean Schiltz-Vice-President, Lavon Carter, Charlotte Howard, Charlene Ashley, Gail Miller. , The Sesora Club was founded in 1919, and is the oldest club at Lafayette. The name was chosen fromtheir flower emblem, the rose. Rose spel- led backwards, adding afinal a spells Sesora . The colors, also symbolical, are pink and white. The aims of this club are to expand the talents of each member and to encourage interest in the fine arts throughout the-school. The Sesoras carry on many activities. They have picnics, parties, and programs. The Sesoras are proud of their sponsor, Miss Emma Lee Ficklin, who also is talented. She has been very helpful in creating a spirit of cooperation and cultivating their talents. Miss Patty Leddy, a very popular senior, was elected to serve bothterms as president of Sesoras. H... fi' - m ga, 41522252-2 Er. 35' 'in Sisahzllt . 1 5: - H551 ff f L at ,A , , ..:g.,-.1 , ,,f.ri,,.,g5:k 3, n . if. .5 , 4' f.. - R.. ..,f1?si- 3, . ,2' - Q-' ' '37-3'1'li .- 353 G25 'V :5'1:-If '5J'Efs. I' 'r.-i9 5'i- AZZS1'-:F V 'N . 'lfqigrfi' g ' p j ,L55,523f'4sg-354942444 L-4-2 ,0gtf'. -its ' A: 9x,fg3,'sL . - ,. H 'Qi 'F' .gli-P' ,,g1'-1' 'MLW' 'E'-'elf 'g -'-v7:f5 ?f 'LGZqi'1 '54 ,. X , ' 'ff W, E.-'.,.1 A J' . 'fQes5fwa 1- an-.,-, 2 an-V-'Q-Q' we W ' . y wtf, J 7-1 r .V-L. .Nw-ef, - S-.1-at-' --gf. - it .,-El' ..-425.-rt. .-,2'fi?L .:2r,1, T E J f'fi3f1fp. '? ' 'ff rf fflwifit- ruff ' . . V ' .1 , , wmlfi , f-ea.. ., eff, t,fvf,atf.-AF WUT? i'f.wLr:5i1fi4eyQ A ''H' ' '-iQ,sC'xv-gw.:-1,t4- ,,,.,, V 1- Patty Leddy-pr esident . 'Y 1 7 Q --. , a,fr:gff ' 'Eve .- - ' G-14,4 -:JF 4231 , 5 E ' 1, 5 in STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Jimmie Schiltz, Q ' je Mead. SEATED1 Herman Gemmer, Regenier David SCh8dI. Gerald Silhaber, Freddie Adams, mb- . if A Ramseier, Tom Sloan, Miss Winifred Gallagher, Elmer McKnight, Richard Pixler, Richard Pack- I 'N' Eugene Carter, RogerBurri, and Bill Cheesman. ett, Ronnie Fankhauser, Jack Wynne, and Bill M' N 1 X .. . 1 Karr.. .. , ky . j,..f,41M '-:gb Rag Q GF -liizzi 25234-w?.z ., w Q.5efi5'eZs,-Qgiiiff ,F -,-gf if H 'bile Q .,fe ' 0rphe-Delphians OFFICERS TOM SLOAN First Semester Second Semester EUGENE' CARTER Tom Sloan . . ,President ..... Eugene Carter Herman Gemmer . Vice-President Regenier Ramseier Eugene Carter . . Secretary ..... Roger Burri Bill Cheesman . . Treasurer . . .Bill Cheesman The Orphe-Delphians were organized in 1923, by eightboys who felt the need of a club for the purpose of promoting interests in art, music, and dramatics. It is the oldest boy's organization at Lafayette. The main events of the year are the Alumni Banquet, Christmas Party, preceded by caroling, Play, Farewell Ban- quet forthe graduating members, and the picnic at Sugar Lake after School is out in the spring, lt is held at the cabin of Mr. and Mrs. E.W. Riddle, whose sons are alumni. ' Under the leadership of Miss Winifred Gallagher the Orphe-Delphians uphold the high standard of Lafayette. 65 3 ,ff 7 QQal'Qg, Lkf 1333 SPORTS AND R.O.T.C. 1 . f-1 wwpfi.- ,'4'22fz4wam,, ,.,M..mW,t5 ' , .1 - 21 Hyun A Z. WF ,Q .,, -.., , . 1 Y,:fg.,f ' ..,. .. yan.. A ff gf ,Q I fx P if 'fi I ? ' aka,-1 1 W , 57' 3 2 145233. ze . X W S - . 2 'f 1 QF Z f x ' ' Q la an -nf 1 :Lira r?l',- i L ' 5. if? P st F I K f ' 2 'inf ? 2 if if 1 M a 3 if -' 5:5 M . 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LAFAYETTE ENIOYS SUCCESSFUL 5O CA M PA IG N UNDER NEW MENTOR, DEAN GEORGE Lafayette High School was represent- on on the gridiron this year by one of the most successful squads to wear the green and grey in several seasons. Under the guidance of our new head football coach, Dean George, our Irish gridsters waded through a tough eight game schedule, being undefeated in six and losing only two. They also tied for third place in the annualjamboree, which was won by Central. Sparked by the terrific passing of tail- back, Vic Eaton, the outstanding pass receiving of end, Tom Kelly, the sen- sationalbreakaway running of wingback, Tom Sloan, the power slants of fullback, Don Silcott, and the bruising une Play of such outstanding sophomores as tackle, I Jerry Strong, and guards, Carol Townsend and Bill Crenshaw, our Shamrocks startled the opposition with a tricky Tulsa single wing offence which couldn't be stopped. TWENTY-FIVE WIN LETTERS Coach George awarded twenty-five varsity letters to Lafayette gridsters this season. Of these, only six are Seniors, which leaves nineteen returning letter- men for next year's squad. SENIORS RECEIVE CO-CAPTAINCY By the unanimous vote of the team members, an honorary co -captaincy was awarded to the six senior lettermen, at the close of the season. VARSITY LETTERMEN Bob Rush fendy-Junior, one year 'Vic Ea ton qtailbackj-senior, four letterman. year letterman. All-City selection, !'49-- Don Morgan fcenterj-Junior, one year '50, fCaptain, '49D, fCo-Captain, '5OJ. letterman. All-Pony Express Conference selection, Bi1lGillespiefguardj-Junior, one year '49-'50, fCo-Captain, '5o7. Honorable letterman. mention for National High School All- American 5o . 'Tom Sloan fwingbackj-Senior, two year letterman. Second All-City select- ion, 5o , Qco-captain, 5o J. Second All-Pony Express Conference selection, 5o , fco-captain, 5o J. 'Marvin Sollarsfguardj--Senior, two year letterman. 'Charles Lau fendj-Senior, one year letterman. 'Gerald Stufflebean fendp-Senior, one year letterman. 'John Kretzschmar fwingbackJ-Sen- ior, one year letterman. Tom Kelly fendj-Junior two year letterman. All-City selection, 50 , All-Pony Express Conference selection, 5o . Don Silcott ffullbackl-Junior, one year letterman. Honorable mention for Pony-Express Conference, 5O . Bob Ball Qtailbackj-Junior, one year letterman. Tom Brady fendy-Junior, one year letterman. Charles Milbourn Qtacklej -Junior, one year letterman. Carl T o w n s e n d fguardj -Sophomore, two year letterman. Second All-City sel- ection. 5O . Honorable mention for Pony- Express Conference, 5o . Jerry Strong ftacklej-Sophomore, one year letterman. Second All-Pony 'Express Conference selection, 5o . Bill Crenshaw fguardp -Sophomore, two year letterman. Frank W a lk e r 1quarterbacky-Sopho- more 'one year letterman. Bernard Poteet fwingbackj-Sophomore, one year letterman. Richard Lehman ,qfullbackj - S o p h o - more one year letterman. Frank Anderson ftacklej - Sophomore, one year letterman. Warren Miller fquarterbackJ-Sopho- more, one year letterman. Eldon Crockett fendj Sophomore, one year letterman. Jerry Bird ftackley-Sophomore, one year letterman. Jack M CB ee ftacklej-Freshman, one year letterman. C'l-lonorary co -captainsl 69 Mi S S SHIRLEY NICHOLS, Miss Shamrock 70 Miss ShirleyNichols, apromi- nent senior, was installed as Miss Shamrock of 1950, onNoyesField, the night of October 19. The Royal Party was made up of two attendants, the Maid of Honor and Miss Shamrock. Mem- bers of the football squad escorted the attendants and Miss Shamrock. The Student Body President es- corted the Maid of Honor. Leading the grand procession was Lafayette's Band, followed by the R. O. T. C. color guard. Then came the cheerleaders and the Colleens dressed in the traditional green and gray. The attendants, Misses Shirley White and Doris James were escorted down the field by Torn Sloan and .Tohn Kretz- schmar, respectively. Miss Velda Walker was escorted by Student Body President, Bob Courtney. Next came Shirley Nichols es- corted by the Captain of the team, Vic Eaton. Bob Courtney introduced the attendants, the Maid of Honor, and Miss Shamrock. Shirley gave a speech thanking everyone for the honor of being the 1950 Miss Shamrock. Mlfiiw' i sv'!3'Y?W'?'A5TSx .. ::?E'.aIE::,:a?::2!F1' Ni'!f1?i 9,3 ,,,9g.,, lxrW..,w. y.. ..,,,,,,,,. M . 1.1 V --ri 115 ' n V .V mf . 5, . 7 . ' -F75 2 1 -Z 1 - ' - ww i J His. L' - . gg wr- NL J 5 VELDA WALKER Maid of Honor Basketball Queen This evening of December 20, Carol Bonham was crownedas the 1950 -51 queen for the Shamrock's basket- ball season. Miss Pat Leddy was Maid of Honor. Carol was escorted to her throne by Tom Sloan,captain of the team. She wore a white gown of net and satin trim- med in silver beads. The squad pre- sented Carol witha gold basketball and bracelet. Maid of Honor, Pat Leddy, was escorted byBob Courtney, student body president. She wore a green for- mal trimmed with sequins. The four attendants were attired in pastel gowns and were escorted by members of the basketball squad. They were: Marquitta Pawling, with .Tohn Kretzschmarp Dixie Banks with Vic Eatong Bonnie Barth with Tom Bradyg and Claudette Anderson with Carl Hoeft. A dance was held in the R.O.T.C. room in honor of the royal party after the game. ATTY LEDDY Maid of Honor BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Bi1lMcKinney, Marlowe Klaiber, Roger Wayman, Paul Murphy, Gaylon Merritt, and Don Poage. THIRD ROW: Bernard Poteet, Richard Lehman, Eldon Crockett, Gary Mowry, Jim Ringer, Ralph Valgamott, David Schadt, Car Townsend, Frank Walker, and Coach Shrout. SECOND ROW: Coach Hoehn, Don Silcott, Bob Rush, Tom Sloan, Tom Kelly, Gerald Stufflebean, Vic Eaton, Don Morgan, Carl Hoeft, Johr Kretzschmar, Tom Drady, Dave Mason, and Charles Lau. FRONT ROW: Jim Schiltz, Dick Hellerick, RonaldBurnham, Jack McBee, Dick White, Gregg Violetr, Pa'u1 Livingston, Jim Giddens, Dave Duncan, and Raymond Saunders. .3 L- This season Coach Shrout's, scrappy Shamrock loopsters, racked up 16 victories while losing only l2 tilts to give Lafayette one of its most successful cage campaigns in several years. SCHEDULE Laf. Ian. Dec Maryville, here 36 Ian. Dec Wm. Crisman, here 29 Ian. Dec. North K. C., here 26 Feb Dec Stanberry, here 43 Feb Dec. 29 C.B. Tourney, Auditorium Feb Dec Maryville 31 Feb Dec Central 35 Feb Dec Benton fThird Place, 34 Feb Jan. Atchison, here 40 Feb Jan. Central, Auditorium 34 Feb Ian. Wentworth, there 49 Feb Jan. Savannah, there 46 Feb. Jan. C.B., Auditorium 29 Feb- Jan. Benton, Auditorium 54 Feb. Jan. Stanberry, there 43 Feb 72 3 S E U T A 5 J. ,w i'i3h AFR ..w mmM ,.fif 1 K ft' fe' I fy 3' If' if if 5 if f Na? i ,rf T 5 ,W 5 I J was 5 if 2 5 ? 1 1 5 . Q , if L - X North K.C., there 48 46 Wm. Chrisman, there 31 53 Central, Auditorium 37 39 C.B., Auditorium 25 37 Maryville, there 33 38 Benton, Auditorium 54 35 Wentworth, here 53 29 17 Savannah Tournament, there Mound City 48 31 Hopkins 60 42 Fillmore 48 36 Winston fFirst Placel 48 51 24 Regional Tournament, here Trenton 44 Z3 Christian Brothers 38 48 Benton fThird Place, 32 34 Mor gan-Guard 2 555 Z fi uv . C... 5-Q. ,ff ,f ff k ' Z 1 5 5 1 . ff Kelly-A11-City, 515 Second All P. E. C. , 51. Eaton-Second A11-City, 515 Sec ond All-P. E. C. , 51. Varsutq Lettermen Total W' -16 Kretzschmar-Forward Lggt - 12 Sloan-Second All-P. E. C., 51. 'N 2 Stufflebean-Guard VERA CURTIN- Sponsor Colonel Sponsorettes of I950 Miss Vera Curtin, aprominent senior, received one of the high honors of Lafayette. Her honor is that of Sponsor Colonel. Other girls to receive corn- paratively high honors in R.O.T.C. are: Miss Velda Walker, Lieu- tenant C olonelg Miss Patricia Lane, Major Battalion Com- mander, Miss Mary Alice Shaw, Major Battalion Adjutant, and Misses Doris Eyman, Shirley Tolin, and Patty Ledcly, Captains of CornpanyD,E,F, respectively. The procession was held in the school auditorium, November Z, 1950. The attendants marched down the aisle preceded by the sponsorettes. The attendants and escorts were as follows: Carol Bonham and Donald Suthersg Shirley Doty and Dale Warner, Pat Schleicher and JerryEz.zell3Joan Main and Larry Stevensong Claudette Anderson and Warren Laukemperg Lois Hoff and Herman Schmidtg and Juanita Lewellen and Lynn Stokes. The sponsorettes' e s c o r t s were: Caryl P e ttij ohn , Leroy Schiltz, Duane Cvroenke, Harry Dawson, Leonard Prather, and Jerry Pike. The Colonel was es- corted by Major Doyle Ruoff. COMPANY D Third Year Cadets L. Prather, R. Schultz, L. Stevenson, D. Warner. First and Second Year Cadets E. Adams, F. Adkins, C. Akins, R. Akins, R. Armstrong, J. Barnett, G. Beeler, W. Bennett, G. Briner, J. Burchett, G. Clar, E. Claycomh, C. Curtis, B. Davenport, L. Doles, F. Ellis, J. Epperson, B. Finney, B. Gil lespie, V. Griggs, J. Gross, H. Howard, E. Joiner, H. Kent, B. Klapmeyer D. Lakin, D. Lile, E. Llafet, R. Lovelady, R. Pinzino, B. Robreau, J. Rogers P. Sansone, H. Schmidt. I. Schultz, B. Slonecker, C. Stark, L. Stout, J. Stubbs, R. Summers, W. Taylor, G. Thompson, B. Vessar, E. Walker, C. Wamsley, G. Wheeler, F. Wilson, B. White, B. Wright, V. Yager. COMPANY E Third Year Cadets V N. Cullumber, I. Ezzell, D. Groenke, C. Pettijohn, D. Suthers. First and Second Year Cadets F. Anderson, E. Anderson, B. Beers, R. Bougher, R. Burton, B. Caton, T Caw, B. Courtney, F. Daniels, B. Eberle, C. Edwards, J. Edwards, C. Frizzel B. Gladden, M. Goerke, L. Goolsby, D. Gsell, G. Hecker, W. Hendrix, G Holtsclaw, G. Iahne, M. Klaiber, F. Lewis, N. Mayhew, A. McIntosh, E. McKnight, J. Morris, B. Oxford, D. Poage, A. Rieman, M. Roady, M. Shaw B. Smith, J. Sollars, K. Stams, R. Stevenson, L. Stokes, I. Summers, C Teidt, C. Trimble, G. Viosky, R. Vulgamott, R. Wake, B. Wallace, C Wells, L. Whittington, J. Woods. COMPANY F Third Year Cadets H. Dawson, J. Pike, D. Ruoff. First and Second Year Cadets R. Anderson, R. Ballew, H. Beggs, H. Bell, V. Bowen, B. Boyles, C. Brad ford, H. Brewer, R. Burton, D. Chellew, S. Chapman, L. Christian, F Countryman, S. Davson, D. Evans, I. Gardiner, L. George, H. Glidewell G. Glise, L. Gloshen, R. Godley, L. Goodwin, J. Griggs, K. Hart, E. Hendrix F. Hoff, G. Hopkins, A. Houts, J. Irons, B. Irwin, F. Jacobs, R. Jacobs, J Ioswick, L. Kelly, C. Kephart, W. Laukemper, R. Linscott, T. Luton, L McCrary, D. Merrill, C. Punzo, R. Rigg, I. Sanders, L. Schultz, C. Sechler B. Simpson, J. Sollars, F. Throckmorton, R. Vandermark, R. Walker, B Wallace, D. Weiser, R. Weitlich, I. D. Widner, I. W. Williams. A 1 5 Z' ndex Art Club Art and Math Dept Band Basketball Queen Basketball Squad . . . Board of Education . . . Boosters ....... Cheerleaders and Majorettes Clip and Cartridge .... Colleens ....... Commercial and Vocational Dept. Dedication ...... Division . . . EighIl1'G1-ade , English Dept. . Executives . . F.H.A ..... and I5 and 43 .19,41.49,67 i I - ............ . .60 . . . . . . . .14 . . . . . . . . . . . .42 Basketball Letterman ........... 73 . . . . . . . . .71 . .72 6 61 62 58 59 I2 3 5 38 8 7 52 68 ,Q ,,, ,. 2 - Football Letterman . Football Squad . . Forward . . . Freshmen . . F. T. A. . Glee Club . Helpers ....... Hi-Y ........ Honor Guard and Rifle Team Index ........ Juniors ....... Light Staff ...... Math. and Art Dept. . . . Majorettes and Cheerleaders Miss Shamrock ..... Mixed Choir ..... Music Dept. . Oak Staff - - Orphe Delphians . Principal- - . P. T.A. . . . Pageant .... Physical Ed. Dept.. R. O. T. C. Dept ..... R.O.T.C. Companies . . 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