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

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1952 volume:

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And while his soul went to the abode of the gods, his mortal part became the OAK. He sent a message by Hermes, the messenger of the gods, saying, The tree I have given to you with my body is for the sustenance of all people and animals and birds. Men may plant its nuts, and other great OAKS from these little acoms shall grow. Seeing the tree great and strong the people loved and cherished it. While men lived in peace, the great OAK dripped honey and offered them comfort and shelter. jupiter soon noticed the mighty tree, and there he launched his arrows, the lightning, to warn man when he would express his displeasure at the weakness of the human race, for he deemed the OAK worthier and stronger to receive these bolts than any other earthly object. When it so happened that greedy woodmen attacked the OAK with saws and axes, the tree only grew bigger and stronger, and so, until today, it remains the object ofrrespect---THE EMBLEM OF STRENGTH AND POWER. M2 Y , Vjiliffl . .Lg an J ,.:. aside. Y, f ,aff Sf -'lag-fl,,,A '11 n , W Q W li Q5 Q51livl Miuigfzigitt Mill fffwll . me Til ,. K Swim -W wav dig, Vgfljwfjlfflll N ,S .. W H MM 4 We, the Senior Class of 1952, hope, by the J- publication of this Oak , to enshrine forever XD 9 in the hearts of all the students the memories N ls Aa that linger on in the branches of L.H.S. When Q . we entered Lafayette in the eighth grade we H' M fix pp Q were only tiny acorns--but every year found us f Xiu QQ i ' a little higher as trees of life until now we are CL? Oaks towering in the blue. We could not be so - X E standing without the help of the rest of our A gigihii , xi forest, Mr. Thomas, our understanding and cap- lg E Q' QS' bp I able principalg Mr. Baker, our, friendly and effi- , ' ,g . iq cient vice-principal, our advisers, and fellow ?S it ks Oaks. With these thoughts we hope to leave in gl' Q gl I 0 your hearts happy memories of all the wonderful il, R 6 1 hours spent in the halls and r ms of Lafayette X 'ls 2, jf W 11151 . High scum. Q, fb . ' ' W Sl V Efflylf 12? on ylfjj dx g I . N W3 fight Qsftisltl it ' in0m4a2wu' 4.3 ,Af V-...J J.. --x. J-, V..- 1 DEDICATION To Miss Willetta Todd, the senior class of Lafayette High School wishes to dedicate the 1952 edition of the Oak. The generosity Miss Todd has shown in giving of herself, time, faith and inspiration has endeared her to the hearts of everyone. Page 3 44? --I I f i ff? I . N. Q NX . Y q v if xaf ifff Xx 'flf X x .f ff!! , 5' U I X! f . ' 'Yr ,fd .f I A,,. X , ff 1 , 1 ' , ' f I ! ff' HQ., ' 'Ye . 1 3 ,f.Y 5 x xgi' ' gl! -f Qkxifl I 'fix P age fy I f.1.f 1 ' X , K7 1 f fj J WWW 42 Page 6 5 Q ' , X 'K is ,ef ,- i 4' - AX .ki 4 I-, Nw X Q. ' ,fa '11 I x' ,ff -... uf .I xr I J , ,I xiii' X 'r Y -- . x 0 gif' :Ui sc' Q J x 1 . mia if B- 'YW J I 5,355 vf 3 N5 .,1f.z,.4.4s ' meszmzi Q 3 'Fx Page 8 Pic. 1. Visual Education Operators. 2. Miss Hague's Office. 3. Cafeteria Help. 4. Custodians and Engi- neer. 5. Main Office Attendants. 6. Attendance Office. 4 -fffjw KWWL WA Um U SUP E RIN TENDENT OF SCHOOLS Mr. George Blackwell has for the past eight years served as superintendent of schools. His efficiency, integrity and loyalty to duty have made our school sys- tem one upon which we may look with pride. BOARD OF EDUCATION The faculty and students of Lafayette wish to express their appreciation to the members of the school board for the time and efforts spent in bettering out school. Page 10 o MR. C. W. THOMAS Our principal, has in his first year at L.H.S. en- deared himself to the students and faculty alike. His fairness in making decisions and his untiring efforts to improve Lafayette in every way will long be remembered by everyone. MR. F. C. BAKER Our capable vice-principal, is known to all for his willingness to lend a helping hand whenever it is needed. The congenial manner in which he carries out his tasks has been an inspiration to all. MISS ANNA HAGUE Miss Anna Hague has continued, as in years past, to render outstanding service as the advisor to girls. Because of her understanding and sincerity she will never be forgotten. MISS GEORGEE HASH Our counseler, has brightened the future of count- less students by giving her time and efforts so generously and patiently. Her friendly advice has aided greatly in enriching our lives. Page 11 w I Page 12 MR. EVAN AGENSTEIN B.S., M.A.g General Mathg Algebrai IDE Geometry. MR. FRANK BAKER B.S.g Civics, junior Business Training, Vice-principal. MISS MILDRED BRINGMAN B,S,, M,S.g English 9, 103 journalismg Adviser to Oak and Light Staff. MISS ALINE BROWN A.B., M.A.g Sociology, General Geographyg American l-listoryg American Government. MISS EVA BROWN B.S., M.A.g English 9, 10, 11g Junior Class Sponsor. MR. CHARLES CARR .S.g Industrial Arts 8, 9, 10, 12g Mechanical Drawing. O.T.C. MRS. GOLDA DUNLAP B.S.g Social Scienceg Civicsg Sponsor 8th Grade Y-Teens. 'Yi ASTER SGT. JOHN T. DANIELS MR. DONALD GIBSON B.S., M.A.g Civics, American Historyg Social Science, Sth. MISS LOGAN GILBREATH , gkzfuw 5' 2 A.B.g Gl Club' Girl s' Choru 93 Wo Studyg Chorus 8. MISS ANNA HAGUE B,S., M.A.g English 83 Word Study, Attendance Office, Adviser to Girls. MISS GEORGEE HASH A.B., M.A.g Counseling, English 115 Sponsor of F.T.A.g Spon- sor of Student Senate ,SJ Z 9, W B.S.5 Junior Scienceg Assistant Football and Basketball Coachg Sponsor Senior H-Y. MR. JAMES R. JORDAN B.S. M.A.g American History, World Historyg Biology, Finan- cial Manager for Oak . MR. ROBERT MATHESON B.S.g Spellingg Physical Education. MISS MARILYN MAXWELL B.S.g Spanish 13 Math 85 General Mathg Senior Class Sponsorg Colleens Sponsor. Menfim B.S., M.A.g Art 8, 15 Advanced Arrg Sponsor of Art Club. MR. LYNN MeHARG B.S.g Co-ordinator of Diversified Occupations. MRS. DOROTHY PENDLETON A.B.g Home Economics I, IIE Sponsor of F.H.A. MISS ELIZABETH J. PHELAN B.S., M.A. in Ed., Math 85 General Math. MR. CHARLES POTTER A.B., L.S.C., M.A.g Bandg Chorus 85 Mixed Choirg Girls' Glee Club. MISS HELEN McMACHEN MRS. MARGARET REMINGTON B.S., Home Economics I, Sponsor of F.H.A. MRS. ROBERTA RIEMER A.B., M. Mus. Ed.g Social Science, English. MISS BERTHA M. RIGHTMIRE A.B., A.M.g Civicsg Government. MISS ROXANNA ROBB B.S.g School Librarian. MRS.. IRENE SHOENTAG B.S., English 8,95 Math 8g Sponsor of joan of Arc Y-Teens. MR. RICHARD SHROUT B.S., M.A.5 Social Scienceg Typewritingg junior Business Trainingg Assistant Football Coach, Basketball Coach. MISS DORIS STONEBURNER B.S., M.A.g Bookkeepingg Psychology, Shorthand lg Typewriting 1 MISS WILLETTA TODD B.A., M.A.g Gym 8, 9, 105 Health 85 junior Class Sponsor. MISS INA WACHTEL B.S., M.A.g Word Study, Office Practiceg Business English, Typewriting. MRS. DOROTHY WUERFELE B.S.g English 8. MR. JOHN YANCEY B.S., M.A., Biology, junior Class Sponsor. TEACHERS NOT PICTURED MISS EMMA LEE FICKLIN A.B.g English 9, 10, 11g Director of Senior High Assernbliesg Chairman of activity point committee, Sesora Sponsor. MISS WINIFRED GALLAGHER B.S.g M.A.g Social English, Special Englishg English 9, 129 Speech, Pageant Directorg Senior Class Sporsorg Orphe- Del- hxan Sponsor. MR. W. D. BRACKEN A.B. Am., A.M., L.A.B.g Physics. SGT. A. W. GREEBON R.O.T.C. MRS. LOIS GREEN B.S., Junior Science, General Math, Sponsor Senior High Y-Teen s. MISS FAYE SLATER B.S., M.A., Algebra 19 Psychologyg Latin, Testing. N riff? f iz: -'NW' fr A , p.:E g f-Ag y.,. M Q V ,L 'V Q - N H i ' fF.ldL': V . vt , 4 :Nfl 'fd A ' I W? l F ' S .3 1 ,Fl ,Wi J n .rw .X P .. -. nga Ja S, ,. J 1 .1 - W' , 5 Old L.H.S. ----- We re proud of you if 7, 'Q Come rain or shine you've carried us through A Through battles lost and victories won, i 1 You've given us courage to go on. 'Y , W ' You've taught us to know when opportunity knocks, . 5' l So that our ship of life won't go on the rocks, .NL W K f' You've helped us look forward to all our tomorrows 1 ml And comforted us in all our sorrowsg 'X Y, ul ff 45 z x . Page 14 You've taught us truth and honesty-- Old L.H.S. ---------- Three cheers for thee. WK, t ...ny -.1 1 Rf QQ? we f,:::g..,zfzf,fwf,,Z My Q1 XJR-ff' 7 'Wm .Bead SZ Senate This year the Student Senate of Lafayette High School has been very successful in its purpose of promoting friendlier relations between the teachers and the students. Under the capable leadership of the student body president, Richard Jordan, it has carried out many worthwhile projects which have benefited the school greatly. Its greatest accomplishment has been the installation of a public address system. Because of Richard's ability in handling every situation with intelligence and sincerity, he has won respect from both faculty and student body. 00,64 Student Body President, Richard Jordan. OFFICERS OF STUDENT SENATE First Semester Don Ussary --- --- Vice-President-H --- Donna Adams--- ---Secretary ----- -- ---- Carol Schiltz---- --- Treasurer ---- --- Patt Parr ----- ---Reporter----- Bob Rush ----- -------- S gt. - at- Arms Second Semester Bob Rush Patt Parr Richard Hackman Carol Schiltz Charles Meinert 'N Back row, left to right: Richard Lehman, David Schadt, Jim Ringer, Larry George, David Mason Bill Cheesman, Regenier Ramseier, Charles Meinert, Lynn Stokes. Second row, left to right: Mary Lee McKinst.ry, Shirley White, Bette Carroll, Louise Freed, Shir- ley Mead, Maxine Elder, Barbara Rosenauer, Helen Elliott, Lavon Carter. Third row, left to right: George Viosky, Bonnie Barth, Flo Ann Courtney, Joyce Haynes Joanna Carson, Nancy Bonham, Patty Adams, Carol Leddy, Joann Rogers, Beverly King. Front row, left to right: Glenda Steele, Verna Atkins, Bob Rush, Don Ussary, Donna Adams Richard Jordan, Carol Jean Schiltz, Patt Parr, Wilma Dowdy. Page 16 USSARY, DONALD - President Friends has he many, enemies none. Major, Math. Freshman Picnic, junior Board, junior-Senior Ban- quet, Student Senate, Letters in Football and Track, Senior Class President, Letterman's Club, Hi-Y. ROSENAUER, BARBARA - Vice-President She has known many, liked a few, and loved one. Minors, Home Ec., Art. Y-Teens, Freshman Picnic, Glee Club, Art Club, junior-Senior Banquet, junior Concessions, Sesoras, Vice- President of Senior class, Student Senate, Lampion Society, Mixed Choir, Colleens, Teacher's Assistant: F.H.A., Pageant. SCHIL TZ, CAROL JEAN - Secretary Liked for herself,and adored for her intellect. Minors, Commerce, Math. Y-Teens, F.H.A., Glee Club, Iunior Scho- lastic Award, Track Queen Candidate, Girl's State, Student Senate, Secretary of Senior Class, Maid of Honor to Basketball Queen, Ses- oras, Colleens, Irtra-City Student Council, Sponsorette Attendant, Mixed Choir, Light Staff, Dramatics. PETTIJOHN, JOAN - Treasurer She hath a natural, wise sincerity and a simple truthfulness. Major, Commerce, Minor, Home Ec., Music. Y-Teens, Glee Club, junior Concessions, Junior-Senior Banquet, Mixed Choir, Basket- ball Queen Attendant, Class Treasurer, Pageant. HIN TON, NEL DA - Reporter Her heart is surely in her work, she's never known to lag or shirk. Minors, Home Ec., Music. Freshman Picnic, F.H.A., BandQEd1t0r of Liglt, Oak Staff, Quill and Scroll, F.T. A., Senior class Reporter. A' cLAss oFFlcERs 8 v 4 - USSARY, DONALD ' A - i ROSENAUNER, BARBARA K fy scHu.Tz, CAROL JEAN fm. qw 0.4. 'www HINTON, NELDA ADAMS, DONNA It's nice to be natural, when you're naturally nice. Major, Commerce, Minor, Home Ec. Y-Teens, Student Senate, Head Cheerleader, Colleens, Basketball Queen Attendant, Relay Queen Candidate, F.H.A., Glee Club, Miss Shamrock Installation, lntra- mural Sports, Mixed Choir, Junior-Senior Banquet, Office Assis-- ALLEN, CARROLLEE Whate'er she did, she did with so nuch ease, In her alone 'twas natural to please. Major, Commerce, Minor, Music. Freshman Picnic, Y-Teens, Letter G.A.A., Glee Club, Classroom Assistant, junior-Senior Banquet, Junior Concessions, Office Assistant, Light Staff, Oak Staff, Miss Hague's Assistant, Mixed Gmoir, Spring Musical, Pageant. ALLEN, CORENE True merit is like a river, the deeper the current runs, the less noise it makes. Major, Home Ec. Y-Teens, Freshman Picnic, F.H.A., Glee Club' Colleens, Junior-Senior Banquet, D.O. ANDERSON, CLAUDETTE She is ,pretty to walk with, witty to talk with and pleasant to think of.' Major, Commerce, Minor, Home Ec. Y1Teens,Student Senate, F.H.A. Sulrurstrict President, Pageant Reader, Basketball Queen Atten- dant, junior-Senior Banquet, Iunior Concessions, Maid of Honor to Miss Shamrock, Sponsor Lt. Colonel, Colleens, Sesoras, Mixed ,, ASHLEY , CHARLENE tant, Mgr. Magazine Sales 1 Choir. Gay was her mien, her humor bright Major, Commerce, Minor, Math. Y-Teens, Freshman Picnic, Glee Club, junior-Senior Banquet, junior Concessions, F.H.A., Pageant, Lampion Society, Sesoras, Top Ten in Ohio Test, Mixed Choir, Teacher's Assistant, Dramatics. She is more precious than rubies. BARTH' BONNIE Major, Commerce, Minor, Home Ee. Freshman Picnic, Glee Club, Basketball Queen Attendant, Junior-Senior Banquet, Sponsor Cap- tam, President Colleens, Miss Shamrock Attendant, Student Senate. President Vice-Pres. Secretary Treasurer Reporter Pane 17 Page 18 BULLIN, JACKIE And where a lady's in the case, you know all things give I .fl Mazjgti, Industrial Arts. Hi-Y, R.O.T.C. Installation, Revue, and Ball, Stage crew, Movie Projector Operator, junior-Senior Banquet. CHEESMAN, BILL I a.m an acme of things accomplished, an encloser of things to be. Major, Math, Minors, Music, Science. Band, Freshman Picnic, Orphe- Delphians, Pageant, Gold L , junior Concessions, junior-Senior Banquet, Boy's State, Student Senate, Intra-City Student Senate. CLARK, GALEN He has a head to contrive, a tongue to persuade, and a hand to execute any mischief. Major, Math, Minors, Music, Science. Orchestra, R.O.T.C. Bugler, Installation, and Revue, Band, Honor Guard, Pageant Reader, Color Detail on Assemblies, Rifle Team Manager, F.T,A, Cosa, HELEN That smiling face, those cheery looks, bespeak a joy not learned in books. ' . Major, Commerce. Y-Teens, Glee Club, F.H.A. Historian, Pageant, junior Concessions, Office Assistant. cox, FRIEDA 'Sweetly reserved with always a smile, Frieda wins friends with- out any wile. Major, Home Ec., Minor, Math. Freshman Picnic, Y-Teens, F.H.A., Sesoras, Glee Club, junior-Senior Banquet, Junior Concessions, Mixed Choir, Classroom Assistant, Student Senate. CROWELL, SAUNDRA SUE Students like this are very few, the kind that are always willing to to do. Minors, Languages, Science. Y-Teens, Freshman Picnic, Sesoras, junior Concessions, junior-Senior Banquet, Mixed Choir, F.T.A., Pageant. CURTIN. BEVERLY Made on the good old plan, virtuous, true and --a lady. Major, Commerce. Y-Teens, Orchestra, Library Assistant, Student Senate, String Ensemble, Colleens, junior Concessions, Office Assistant, Classroom Assistant. DOTSON, SHIRLEY A giggle, a dash, a shriek, a crash! That's Shirley. Oak Staff, Light Staff, F.T.A., Y-Teens. DOWDY, WILMA Here is a maiden without pretense, Blessed with reason and com- mon sense. Major, Commerce. Glee Club, junior-Senior Banquet, Miss Hague's Assistant, F.H.A., F.T.A., Colleens, Office Assistant, Y-Teens, Pageant, Student Senate. DuPREE, LLOYD I would not sit in a scomer's seat or hurl the cynic's ban. Minors, History, Commerce. Boys' Chorus, Mixed Choir, Camera Club, junior-Senior Banquet. EBERLE, ROBERT He was a scholar, a ripe and good one. Major, Math, Minor, Science. junior Concessions, Student Senate, R.O.T.C. Installation, Clip and Cartridge. EDWARDS, CHARLES One of the quiet kind whose nature never varies. Major, Math, Minor, Science. Hi-Y, junior-Senior Banquet, junior Concessions, Clip and Cartridge, R.O.T.C. Review. ELDER, MAXINE Service was her highest aim. Major, Commerce, Minor, Music. Freshman Picnic, Pageant, Orchestra, Sports Letter, Glee Club, String Ensemble, juniorSeni- or Banquet, Accompanist for Assemblies, Student Senate, Office Assistant, Classroom Assistant. ERNST, KITTY i'A sunny temper gilds the edges of 1ife's darkest clouds. Minors, Science, Math. Freshman Picnic, Y-Teens, F.H.A., Glee Club, junior-Senior Banquet, Sesoras, junior Concessions, Mixed Choir, Classroom Assistant. EZZELL, JERRY I hate no one, I am in charity with the world. Major, Shop. Honor Guard, Rifle Team. FINNEY, BOB Qgiggnehdulll books, for thee I have no longing. , , at 1 Science. R.O..T.C. Review, Banquet, Ball, junior- Semof Banque!! Football, Track, Hi-Y, Freshman Picnic. GILLESPIE, BILL Just a quiet, but friendly guy. Major, Industrial Arts. Freshman Picnic, Mixed Choir, Letter in Football, junior-Senior Banquet. GILLIP, MARILYN Her ways are ways of pleasantness,and all her paths are peace. Major, Commerce. Freshman Picnic, Library Assistant, Glee Club, Miss Hague's Assistant, junior-Senior Banquet, Mr. Hoehn's Assistant, Mr. McHarg's Assistant, D.O. GLADDEN, GORDON Content to live, this is my stay I press to bear no haughty swa Y Major, Math, Minor, Science. R.O.T.C. Banquet, junior- Senior Banquet. GROSS, JEROME My 'tongue within my lips I rein, for who talks much must talk in vain. Major, Industrial Arts, Minor, Science. Freshman Picnic, R.O.T.C. Review, Junior Concessions, Junior-Senior Banquet. HADLEY, DIXIE She hath a heart as sound as -a bell. Major, Home Ec. Minor, Music. F. H. A., Library Assis- tant, Glee Club, junior-Senior Banquet, Gold and Silver L , Pageant, Delegate to Maryville, Mixed Choir, Drama- tics. HENRY, BEVERLY So quiet you never knew she was there, but in all things she would always do her share. Minors, Math, Music, Home Ec. Y-Teens, Band, F.H.A., Quill and Scroll, Gold and Silver L , Light Staff, Oak Staff, Junior-Senior Banquet. HILL, SALLYE I'll be merry, I'll be free, I'll be sad for nobody. Major, Home Ec. Colleens, F.H.A., Pageant, Glee Club, Junior-Senior Banquet. HILLEN, GEORGIA She never complains of her worries and cares, she is always happy and never despairs. Majors, Home Ec., Commerce. Glee Club, junior Concessions, F.H.A., junior-Senior Banquet, Miss Hague's Assistant. HIMES, MARY A golden mind stoops not to shows of dross. Minors, Commerce, Math. HOFFMAN, NAOMI The mildest manners and gentlest heart. Major, Commerce. Freshman Picnic, Teacher's Assistant, Office Assistant, Junior-Senior Banquet. HOLLAND, ARL ENE is tranquil people who accomplish much. Major, Commerce, Minor. Home Ec. Glee Club, Pageant, Mixed Choir, Junior-Senior Banquet, Student Senate Alternate. filt HUTCHISON, DONNA She does all things with so sweet a grace. Majors, Commerce, Home Ec. Freshman Picnic, F.H.A., junior-Senior Banquet, Dramatics. JAHNKE, ROMONA I always try to do my best. Major, Commerce, Minor, Home Ec. Freshman Picnic, junior Speaker, junior-Senior Banquet, junior Concessions, Gold and Silver L , Y-Teens, F.H.A., Classroom Assistant, Library Assistant. JORDAN, RICHARD Clever and capable, dependable, too, our president always saw things through. ' Minors, Industrial Arts, Science, Commerce. Freshman Pic- nic, Band, Hi-Y, Track Letter, Orphe-Delphians, M. C. .at junior-Senior Banquet, Mixed Choir, Student Body Presi- dent, Pageant. KIRK, DOROTHY Some think the world is made for pleasure and so do I. Major, Commerce. Freshman Picnic, Y-Teens, Intramural Sports, Glee Club, junior Concessions, D. O. KOHNKE, WAYNE Men of few words are the best men. Majors, Math, Science. Freshman Picnic, Band, Hi-Y, Student Senate, Junior-Senior Banquet, R.O.T.C. Review. KUNZELMANN, ARLENE H0110 Wll0 says with zest, 'I will' and then gets down to work. Major, Science. Y-Teens, Colleens, F.H.A.:Junior Concessions, junior-Senior Banquet, Student Senate, Sesoras, Light Staff, Oak Staff, Lampion Society, Quill and Scroll, Silver L ', Glee Club, Office Assistant. LAUKEMPER, WARREN Let others do the laboring and I will do the rest. Major, Science, Minor, Industrial Arts. Freshman Picnic, R.O.T.C Banquet, Ball and Review, Rifle Team, Honor Guard, Clip and Cartridge, junior-Senior Banquet. LEAVERTON, ALICE She was Wont to speak plain and to the purpose. Minors, Home Ec., Commerce. Glee Club: junior-Senior Banquet, F.H.A. LEONARD, CARMELLIA A firm, yet cautious mind-qsincere, though prudent, constant, yet reserved. Major, Commerce. Glee Club, Miss Hague's Assistant, F.H.A., Y-Teens, Pageant, Office Assistant, Colleens. LONG, MEREDITH The joy of youth and health her eyes display'd, and ease of heart her every! look conveyed. Major, ome Ee, inor, Commerce. Y-Teens, Freshman Picnic, F.H.A., Glee Club, junior Concessions, Light Staff, Miss Sham- rock's Attendant, Colleens, Student Senate Alternate. MALAM, RUTH Of manners gentle, of affections mild. Major, Commerce. Glee Club, Art Assistant, Junior Concessions, Office Assistant, Miss Hague's Assistant. MARKT, MARY Humor is my philosophy of existence. MCCANN, CAROL Still waters run deep. Minors, Clothing, Typing. Transferred from Central. McDANIEL, HARLENE . Not very tall, in fact quite small, her good nature is loved by all. Major, Science, Minor, Math. Freshman Picnic, Y-Teens, Glee Club, Colleens, Student Senate, Office Assistant, Light Staff, Oak Staff, Literary Editor of Oak, Silver L , junior Conces- sions, Quill and Scroll, Dramatics. MIL BOURN, CHARL ES A pleasant manly fellow. Major, Math. R.O.T.C. Banquet, Ball and Review, junior-Senior Banquet, Track Reserve Letter, Letter in Football. MORGAN, DONNI E Of course you all acknowledge that man is the center of attrac- ' ,I Mgjlor, Industrial Arts, Minor, Music..Freshman Picnic, Basket- ball, Football and Track Letters, Miss Shamrock Installation, Basketball Queen Installation, Mixed Chou. H1-Y, Gold and S1 - ver L , Pageant Soloist, Student Senate, Orphe-Delphians, junior-Senior Banquet, ' 'terman's Club. NORVELL, ARLENE Sweet and smiling are thy ways. Minors, Commerce, Home Ec., Freshman Picnic, Classroom Assis tant, Glee Club, Pageant, R.O.T.C. Ball and Banquet, Mixed Choir Sponsorette Candidate. I have a heart with room for every joy. NUNN. PHYU-is Major, Home Ec., Minor, Music. Girls Sports, Freshman Picnic R.O.T.C. Banquet and Ball, Glee Club' Classroom Assistant' Pag u 1 Q , 1 y . , - eant, F.H.A., Mixed Choir, junior Concessions, junior-Senior Ban- quet. PARR, PATT A little, pretty, witty, charming darling, she. Major, Art. Sponsor Colonel, Oak Editor, Light Staff, Student Sen.- ate, Sesoras, Quill and Scroll, All-School Play, Colleens, Movie Projectionist, Silver L , Dramatics, junior-Senior Banquet, Junior Concessions, Art Club, Glee Club. PETTIS, BARBARA A lass who is very much set in her way, and she'll have it in if-ite of what others may say. ajor, D.O. Freshman Picnic, junior-Senior Banquet, Art Club, Student Senate Alternate, D.O., Dramatics. POFF, LONA LEE Unexcelled in loyalty and good nature. Majors, Music, Home Ec. Freshman Picnic, F.H.A., Glee Club, Pageant, junior-Senior Banquet, Oak Staff, Light Staff, Quill and Scroll, Mixed Choir, Dramatics. POOL, JERRY Easy to know and always a friend. Major, Science, Minors, Math, History. Light Staff, Quill and Scroll, Junior-Senior Banquet, Track. RAMSEI ER, REGENI ER NA winning Way, a pleasant smile, a friendly hand to all. Major, Math. Freshman Picnic, junior Concessions, Junior-Senior Banquet, Boys' State, Band, Orphe-Delphians, Student Senate, lntra-City Student Senate, Pageant, Gold L , Dramatics. RANDALL. ANN Quiet, modest, perfectly true, she is all this and more too. Major, Home Ec. Minor, Commerce. Freshman Picnic, Glee Club, F.H.A., Pageant, R.O.T.C.,Banquet and Ball, Junior Concessions, Student Senate, Classroom Assistant. A light heart lives long. RETHEMEYER' RUTH Major, Home Ec. Minor, Spanish. Freshman Picnic, Intramural Sports, Silver L , F.H.A., Spanish Club, junior-Senior Banquet, junior Concessions, Y-Teens, Library Assistant, Glee Club, I ROBINSON, JOANN Wise to resolve and patient to perform. Mmors, Commerce, Home Ec. Freshman Picnic, F.H.A., Glee Club, junior Concessions, Office Assistant, R.O.T.C. Banquet, Student Senate Alternate. RUSH, BOB If popularity were a crime, in Sing Sin he'd be serving time. Major, Math, Minor, Industrial Art. Fresgman Picnic, Student Sen- ate, Letters in Football and Track, Hi-Y, President of junior Class, Silver L , Letterman's Club. RYTHER, NORMA Not the first by which the new is tried nor yet the last to lay the the' old aside. Major, Commerce, Minor Music. Freshman Picnic, Intramural Sports, Glee Club, junior Concessions, Office Assistant, Mixed Choir, Classroom Assistant. SANDERS, JERRY He that is slow to anger is better than the mighty. ggjor, Math. R.O.T.C. Ball and Banquet, Honor Guard, Mixed orr. l Pane 22 SANSONE, PAUL Quality, not quantity is my measure. ' Majors, Industrial Arts, Science. R.O.T.C. Banquet and Review, junior-Senior Banquet. SCHOENLAUB, EMILY JO A large heart liveth long. Major, Commerce, Minor, Math. Y-Teens, Freshman Picnic, Lib- rary Assistant, Glee Club, junior Concessions, junior-Senior Banquet, F.T.A., Mixed Choir, Pageant. SCHWEDER BARBARA I I think the,first virtue is to restrain the tongue. i Majors, Math, Home Ec.,Freshman Picnic, F.H.A., F.T.A, junior- Senior Banquet. STAMS, KENNETH A little nonsense now and then is relished by the best of men. Minors, Science,Math, Art. Freshman Picnic, Movie Projectionist, R.O.T.C. Banquet, Ball and Review, junior-Senior Banquet, juni- or Concessions, Hi-Y, Clip and Cartridge, Sponsorette Installa- tionl,Light Staff. STOKES, LYNN KIA I! friendly heart with many friends. Major, Science, Minor, Math. Freshman Picnic, Letterman's Pic- nic, Clip and Cartridge, Honor Guard, junior-Senior Banquet, Stu- dent Manager, Student Senate. SUMMERS, JIM I have no anxious thought about. tomorrow. - Major, Math. Freshman Picnic, H1-Y, Stage Crew, Movie Projec- tionist, R.O.T.C. Banquet and Review, and Ball, Clip and Cart- ridge, junior-Senior Banquet, Reserve Letter Football, Sponsor- ette Installation. TARTER, RAYMOND , Happy am I, from care I'm free, why aren't they all contented like il Tdiijor, Industrial Arts, Minor, Math. R.O.T.C. Review, Band, Stage Crew, junior-Senior Banquet. TIEDT, CHARLES With merry-making eyes and jocund smiles. Major, Industrial Arts. Freshman Picnic, R.O.T.C. Review, Ball, and Banquet, junior-Senior Banquet, Honor Guard, Stage Crew, Student Representative. WARD, PAT Not a shirker, but a willing worker. Majors, Math, Science. Camera Club, Student Senate, Glee Club, Colleens, junior Concessions, Light Staff, Oak Staff, Quill and Scroll, R.O.T.C. Banquet and Ball. WHITE, SHIRLEY So sweet a face, such angel grace. Ma'or, Commerce, Minor, Math. Freshman Picnic, Student Senate, Colleens, Miss Ha ue's Assistant, Library Assistant, junior Con- cessions, Glee Ciub, Miss Shamrock Attendant, Mixed Choir, junior-Senior Banquet, Office Assistant. WILLIAMS, MARGIE :Randy and Willing,most capable, too, always on hand,her part to on Major, Art, Minor, Science. Freshman Picnic, Orchestra, Student Senate, G.A.A., junior-Senior Banquet, junior Concessions, Glee Club, Sesoras, Paint-Palette Club, Mixed Choir, Teachefs Assis- tant. WILLIAMS, MARY One who to herself is tnre and therefore will be so to you. Major, Science. Glee Club, junior Concessions, Iunror-Senior Banquet, G.A.A. WINEMILLER, BILLIE SUE Always friendly, just the same, always square in life's old game. Minors, Spanish, Music, Commerce. Y-Teens, Library Assistant, Freshman Picnic, Orchestra, Usher, Sesoras, String Ensemble, Band, junior-Senior Banquet, Spanish Club. WORLEY, MAXINE Maxine, with her golden spun hair is like an angel treading air. Major, Art, Minor, Commerce. Glee Club, Letter in Physical Ed., F.H.A., Basketball Queen, Cheerleader, Mixed Choir, Art Club. A mind cultured and capable of sober thought. Minors, Music, Language, Commerce. Freshman Picnicg Band, Pageant, Orphe-Delphiansg All-School Play, junior-Senior Ban- quetg Junior Concessionsg Spanish Club, Dramatics. Quiet in appearance with motives unknown. Majors, Home Ee., Commerce. Freshman Picnicg Glee Clubg Pag- eant, junior-Senior Banquet, F.H.A.g Office Assistantg Classroom YOUNG, MELVA WYNN E, JACK Assistant. l X -1 MIDYETT, AUDREY Pictured in the junior Section, but is graduating. l , Major, D.O. Freshman Picnicgjunior-Senior Banquetg Library Assir ' tantg Y-Teensg Classroom Assistantg Colleensg Camera Club. i 9 y ... NOT PICTURED c' Donald Bunse Tommy Brady Betty rymire R Jimmie Gardener Carol oward Gary Jahne Donald Silcott Ruth Simon Bob Si pson L Charles Wamsley Dale W ner X J.D.wid.-.ef ' W o 4, 11, :hw ' ' ,,.w,fffM ,W 1 i N M477 . FJ La., 1 . Q W f-V vw ' ' WMS yt, F 9 ' s Q' X' - l 3 ,s Xxxamgv ' ' A N 3 Q xx xl S XX Q l Qrvx uf I I 'X 'lx :iii s TMJ d J O' MO if x Y f ' N , Y - X ,X . a s i Qi X 'if it 1- xx i Xi N3 l ' 'hx Wg N3 hi 5 K Q j l ' XX 3 X S : . A YN: X Q X 1 'Xxx i K '7' is ve' F .s X l '-.X1Xi9 X- . 3 Q-w-r 9 . rl il X, H if Q S 3 ,- rg xx KX, up . X Q W-5f', ' ,gy 5, , ki Ci Ni ei .l K5 Till' . . l ,gk 617:61 fy rt, tr-of F w 'Wf'WWfWWfW2 . WIN F X i r 'Sh A ,M M 'wfwyfrfwfb V v H , Q lix X- , 'lil -N ' 4 i .A 'A X ' , ixyqi Y QQ 3 .4 . , ' an 9 M Q' R M' Q Wi X a af X. at aaa. 'W ef: l fwmwfs Wm Swim 61644 041' When we entered Lafayette as bewildered little eighth graders in the autumn of 1947, we little realized the parts we were to assume as the days flew by and how important the halls and rooms of L.H.S. were to become to us in the next five years. By May, we knew our way around fairly well and were looking forward to returning as freshmen. As freshmen we took part in many activities. We had really arrived! Arlene Kunzelmann, Shirley White, Car- mellia Leonard, and Audrey Midyett were invited into the Colleens. Merrill Shaw was elected by our class to serve as fresh- man cheerleader. Donna Adams, was the freshmen class candidate for relay queen. The highlight of the year was the Freshmen Picnic held at Krug Park. We were really on our way now! The Fall of 1949 found us in senior high taking part in many new activities. We were allowed to attend senior high assemblies and to elect representatives to the Student Senate. Many members of our class attended for the first time, the two outstanding military functions of the year, the R.O. T.C. banquet and ball. Patt Parr 8: jack Wynne took part in the first two all- school plays. Shirley Clark went to Jefferson City on the Sophomore Pilgrimage . Harlene McDaniel and Patt Parr were asked into the Colleens. We felt very wise and all powerful by the end of our Sophomore year. We had only two more to go! 1950 found the 8th grade class of '48 well on their way in the big events happening around school. The highlight of this year was the jr-Sr. banquet at the Hotel Robidoux made possible by the hard work of the Ir. crew and the selling of tickets for the drama- tics class play Tish . Donna Adams was elected by our class to serve as cheer- leader. Shirley White was attendant to Miss Shamrock on Noyes Field. Bonnie Barth and Claudette Anderson ser- ved as attendants to the basketball queen. One of the saddest events of the year was the send-off by the entire faculty and student body of our beloved Mr. Murphy, retiring on Doc Murphy Day. Carol lean Schiltz was presented for high scholarship the Murphy junior Scholastic Award . We were now looking forward to that most glorious of all --our senior year! ln 1951, the little 8th graders, now grown up, entered these halls, knowing their way around very well by now and sobering at the thought of leaving so very soon. New faces were seen in our administrative department this fall and we soon all became acquainted and great friends. Our sponsors were: Misses Winifred Gallagher, Marilyn Max- well, and Helen McMachen. The year got off to a flashing start with the election of Dick jordan to the office of Student Body President. Maxine Worley was elected to join Donna as the two senior cheerleaders. Claudette Anderson served as maid of honor to the football queen with Bonnie Barth and Meredith Long acting as attendants. Our senior class set an all time high for Oak sales and should be congratulated. Patt Parr and Nelda Hinton served as editors of the Oak and Light' respectively. Patt Parr was elected by the three R.O.T.C. companies to be Sponsor Colonel with Claudette Anderson acting as Lt. Colonel and Bonnie Barth as Captain. They appeared in the R.O.T.C. military ball grand march and the R.O.T.C. Revue. Lynn Stokes attained the high position of Colonel in the R.O.T.C. and Warren Laukemper became Lt. Colonel. Maxine Worley won the honor of being basketball queen accompanied by Carol I. Schiltz as maid of honor and joan Pettijohn and Donna Adams as attendants. The year was one short busy fleeting moment and before long we attended the jr.-Sr. Banquet and were soon attending glorious Baccalaureate and at last ---- Commencement!! We were now on the threshold of life and as we stand in the doorway we look back and then forward. We are eager to take our places in life for which Lafayette has fitted us. For some of us, school is over-- for others there will be college, jobs, and the formations of new homes, or perhaps Careers in the armed services. But we know, that thoughrour eyes are turned toward the future, we shall always carry in our hearts and never forget these grand and glorious days spent in the halls of dear old L.H.S. Dedicated to the Senior Class of 1952 HEARTS OF OAK Come cheer up my lads, 'tis to glory we steer, To add something new to this wonderful yearg To honour we call you, not press you like slaves, . s For who are so free as the sons of the waves? , We ne'er meet our foes but we wish them to stay, They ne'er meet us but they wish us away, lf they run, then we follow, and drive them ashore, . For if they won't fight us, we cannot do more. Hearts of Oak are our ships, Hearts of Oak are our men We always are read , Steady, boys, steadiy, We'll fight and We'll conquer again and again. By DavidMGarrick ff'-,Alf Is v JUNIOR BOARD Standing .left to rightg Lavon Carter, Shirley Mead, Phyllis Branson, joan Decker, Doris James. Sitting, left to rightg Larry George, Mary Lee McKinstry, Elmer McKnight, Presi- dent, Richard Lehmang David Mason, Joann Rogers, Shirley Muff. JUNICRS 744 B ' 0644 CHARLES ADKINS lntriguing VERNA AKINS Energetic J ERRY BARNETT Somnolent DONAL D BE ERS Evasive JANE ARMSTRONG ' Presumptuous JANET BABB Talented EVERETT BOYER Quiet BILL BROWN Retiring H EL EN BAI RD Humane RONNI E BALL EW Divertirg SHIRLEY BUDINE Blissful L AVON CAR T E R Artistic Page 26 SHI RL EY CHAN EY Lively DARRELL CHILDERS Bewildering LOUISE FREED Complacent ANDREW GATES Hannonious BETTY COCHRAN Bold EFFIE COFFEY Petite LARRY GEORGE Appealing LARRY GLOSHEN Accommodating R EX CORBIN Pleasant LYNETTE CREAL Gentle FLOIDA GOLZ Brisk LARRY GOODWIN Cute EL DON CROCK ETT Steady JOAN DECKER Pleasing LAVERNE GOOLSBY Amiable MARILYN GUTRIDGE Happy L EL AND DOL ES Calm BILLIE DORRELL Witty ANNA GUY Unusual RICHARD HACKMAN Vital HEL EN ELLIOTT Sweet LORETTA ELLIOTT Ambitious SHI RL EY HAL EY Uncffecfed LAUVERTA HARMON Unassuming BETTY ENDSL EY Persistent ROSE FARR ELL Agreeable PATTY HART Friendly DORIS HARTL EY Diffident SHIRLEY HAYES Conformable ANNA MAE HEATH Industrious ETTA KING Poised DARLINE KIRKENDOLL Suave SHI RL EY H EUMADER Reliable PATRICIA HINTZ Sophisticated MARLOWE KLAIBER Dulcet SHI RL EY KOHNKE Capable ERMA JEAN HIRTER Charitable FORREST HOFF Studious PAUL K RETZSCHMAR Mischievous J OHN L AU Unconcerned CHARLOTTE HOWARD Feminine M ARJORI E JACKSON Alert CAROL L EDDY Pert RICHARD L EHMAN Candid RAYMOND JACOBS SP01'fY DORIS JAMES Excitable FORREST LEONARD Honest DONNA LYONS Tractable RUTH ELAINE JOHNSTON Obliging SHIRLEY KENNEDY Flighty DAVID MASON Debonair CAROL MAY Elusive WILMA KEY Timid J ERRY KINER Liberal MARY LEE McKINSTRY Ixtelligent ELMER McKNIGHT Handsome SHIRLEY MEAD Benign DELORES MEEKS Sparkling DONNA PATCHIN Patient LORRAINE PEEK Gracious GAYLON MERRI TT Brave EVELYN METZINGER Melodious SANDRA PETRIE Expressive BETTY PITTAM Daring AUDREY MIDYETT Pensive VIRGINIA MILBOURN Light- Hearted DONALD POAGE jaunty BERNARD POTEET Vigorous GAIL MILL ER Angelic SHIRLEY MILLER Appreciative MELVIN RAMSEIER Amicable EILEEN REICHEN Distinct STEVE MILLER Curious DELOR ES MOORE Kind ROBERT RI GGS Gallant JOANN ROGERS Comely SHI RL EY MUFF Chic PAUL MURPHY Earnest NORMA ROSENAU ER Likeable VIOL ETTE ROUND Conscientious CLAUDIA O'DELL Brunette B I LL Y OX FO R D Frugal CATHERIN E ROIJSE Brief NADINE RUSSELL Diligent P age 29 PATRICIA SANDERS Animated DAVID SCHA DT Mature CARL TOWNSEND Masculine JUDY TURNER Nimble PETE SCHUBERT Mirthful CHARLES SECHLER Uproarious CHARLENE VAN SKIKE Chummy GEORGE VIOSKY Devoted BI L L SHARP Imperturbable DONNA SHE EKS Frank ROGER WAK E Eager ROGER WAYMAN Towering BETTY SHUCK Page 30 Tranquil L EWIS STOUT Lethargical BEVERLY WILLMORE just BOB WITTN Desirable J ACK TAP E E Docile CONNIE TAYLOR Dependable JERRY WOODS Aloof GLORIA YOUNG Loquacious NANCY THOMAS Personable PATRICIA THUMAN Bookish in 5 , ' .11 P - had I 1l r . - ' , f 55 ' ' '. . , . 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J. if Carolyn Curtin John Dale Marybelle Dale Darlene Daniels Bill Kuehner Beverly Davis Jaudith Dienstbier ary Doles William Dowlen David Duncan Harvey Dupree Claudia Edwards Melvin Elliott Sharon Elliott Frank Ellis Darlene Fergiscn B asil Frogge Peggy Fulton Dorothy Gerber Jim Giddens Betty Gillespie Lea Gloshen Ronnie Godley Willis Griggs Barbara Groce Charlene Groenke Robert Hadley Sandra Hague Billie Harker Carol Hartley Barbara Hayes Joyce Haynes Qamett Heck er Richard Hellerich Gloria Hinson Barbara Hirter Randolph Hodges Gordon Hopkins Beverly Howard Alvin Huffman Bill Irwin Francis Jacobs Joyce James Velma James George Jones Beverly Jordan Elsie Kanatzer Clara Kargurh -1 Delores Adams Freddie Adams F arrell Adkins Franklin Albertson Anita Alder Edna Mae Allnutt Eddie Anderson Mary Angold Patsy Angold Richard Armstrong Alyce Arn Dixie Babb Joyce Baker Marilyn Ballard Shirley Barman Sharon Barnett Hannah Beahler Gerald Beeler Lois Beers Mary Beggs Joyce Bishop Nancy Bonham Dick Botsford Ronald Bougher Kathleen Bowen Sharon Kay Bowlin Donnie Bowman Sharon Brazelton Donna Brennan Donnie Brewer Harold Brewer Audre Brown Nancy Brown Robert Brown Ronald Burnham Ray Burton Bette Carroll John Carson Charlotte Castle Thomas Caw L averna Childers Larry Christian Barbara Clark Mary Clark Tommy Cogdill Barbara Cole Naomi Cook Flo Ann Courtney iv! Louis Kelly Marilvn Kent Charles Kephart Laberta Kirschner Rita Knorr Bill Klapmeyer Twyla Lane Stanley Lang Mary Alice Lau Forrest Lewis Paul Livingston Eddie Llafet Margaret Loy Donna Lutz Maurine Marlct Irene Marshall jack McBee Helen McBrayer Margie McClure Shirlev McCoy Gary McCurley Bonnie McDonald Virgil McDonald Billy McKinney Bob McMillian Virginia McNair Bill Mead llena Meek Charles Meinert Pat Meinert Lorine Miles Donna Fay Miller june Moore Carol Morin Gary Mowry Beverly Mozingo Shirley Muster Carol Neely Georgia Noble Donna Oyerly Virginia Panigot Glenna Petty Luella Ratcliff Connie Lou Redmon Alice Ridpath Dorothy Rigby jim Ringer Suzanne Ryse Mary Sands jim Schiltz Barbara Sharp Joyce Shewmaker Nelson Shewmaker Sheldon Shillito Alfred Silcott Sherry Silcott Raymond Simon Joyce Skelnar Lois H. Smith Sharon Smith Virginia Smith Susan Stams Pauline Staples Glenda Steele William Stout JoAnn Stroud Frances Swyhart Neva Thomas Garland Thompson Barbara Tibbetts jerry Tindle Carolyn Townsend Marilyn Trimble Barbara Van Cleave Richard Vandermark Sharon Vandever William Vessar Gre g Violett Shirley Viosky Eddie Walker Bill Wallace Beverly Wattenbarger 1. W. Williams Elsie Darlene Wil son Boyce Wilson arlene Winger Mary Wion Bob Wright Richard Weitlich Mary West Delores Whitesel Larry Whittington Patsy Widner Roberta Wille Vernon Ya er Bill YameE Dann 27 N Q Jerry installing the new P.A. system. The powers that be'Q Frankie and Charlie Spectators at Wentworth-La' fayette game Practicing for basketball queen comation Ah--memories of wonderful evenings spent at formal dances Assembly program Now get to work and study! Trying to hide, Miss Bringman? The Colleens--they cheer the Fightin Irish on Them fightin' Irish cheerleaders Hifi' Pep Assembly Artists in the making That's quite a hunk of man! Marks of work Future private secretaries?? Smile, Lavonne! Monkey faces! Qscaryl and Oscar 11--Cwe dood it . . . Page 33 Valerie Castle Dorothy Caron Kathleen Chapman Nancy Childs Shirley Chowning Earl Christensen Bob Christainsen Vernitia Clark Leroy Claycomb Billy Cogdill Elmer Cogdill Bessie Colf- Aline Coleman Guelda Cortner Evelyn Cox Roger Cox Rosemarie Crabtree G Jacqueline Cranor Robert Crawford Jack Culver June Culver Bob Dallenbach Romonia Davidson Joe Dawson eorge Deitderich Harold Dowell Dixie Dunlap Jane Edwards Shirley Edwards Larry Eighmy John Ell10tt Patricia Ellis Lula- Ellsworth Mary Enfield Carol Estes James Farrell Betty Ferguson Wilson Fletchall Vernon Foss Charles Fountain Cr stal Frum Page 34 Y D Fred Gee Nancy Gerding Jo Ella Giddens Evabelle Goben Pauline Grant Dorsey Daniel Gray Betty Grinlinton Patty Adams Curtis Adkins Tommy Alden Anita Allen Billy Allen Billy Allgeier Mary Ann Allison Raymond Anderson Zelma Anderson Neal Arnold Trud Austin Shirfiey A. Auxier Sharel Bales Nancy Ball Barbara Barth Norman Barton Joyce Beaver Wanda Bell Donna Bennett Donald Berry Patricia Black William Blohm Betty Boling Beverly Bolinger Earline Boswell Larry Bowker Carol Bowling Donna Brady Zane Brickey Dickie Bright Donna Brown Eddie Brown Margot Brown Robert Allen Brown Robert Autry Brown George Bruns Cynthia Buddy Barbara Burket Charles Burnett Connie Burnham Bobby Busch Ramona Butler Marjorie Caldwell Martha Campbell Leo Carroll Joanna Carson Phyllis Carter Lonnie Cassity Jean Hancock Sherilyn Hanon Ruth Ann Hansen Ronnie Harrison Harold Hawman Leonida Hayes Joyce Hecker hirley Heitman Bob Heumader Shirley Hodgin Shirley Hoffman Mary Alta Hopkins Nancy Howard 'V Donna Hudnall Marvin Huey I 'qi Dick Hummer ' J Billy Jacobs V fl,- Ronnie Jacobs Wir Katherine Jahnke Bill Jarrett Caro yn Jarzembowski Janice Jordan Barbara Karkuth Emma Jean Kendall Joyce Kepner P aul Knapp L aura Kunzelmann Bill Landers Willard Leonard Marsha Lewellen William Lewis JoAnn Liberty Carolyn Locklin Jerry Lucas Adolph Lustenbergar Nancy Lydick Charles Lyon Billy Malam Nancy Martin Shirle Martin Bob Mayhew Patricia McBee Joyce McCammon Mildred McCrary Arlene Mears Gerald Miller Clyde Mitchell Norman Moore SW Jewel Morgan Esther Myer Jerry Myers Bob Neal Charlotte Nelson Marilyn Nestler Donald Nigh Patricia Norris Wayne O'Dell Billie Olsen Robert Pawling Everett Payne Dorothy Lee Peek Ernestine Pinch Willa Ilene Poage David Potter Anita Pottorff Coletta Ragland Frank Ramseier Arbadella Ray Dean Rethemeyer Robert Rich Ralph Richwine Charles Ridpath Carol Jean Rigby Donna Jean Riley Richard Roberts Jackie Robinson Sharon Robinson Louanne Robreau Mary Jane Rodriguez Jim Rosenauer Mitchell Rosenauer Wanda Russell Richard Ryther Delores Samuel Orval Lee Schafer Charles Schenecker Herman Schweder Shirley Scot: Wilbur Seifert Charles Sherer Loretta Shroyer Charles Smith Dale Smith Tommy Lee Smith Waneta Joy Smith Edna Snapp swrlwu jim Sollars Mary A'nn Sollars Virginia Sollars Milton Stark Richard Stephens Kathy Streeter Greg Swinne Charles Taylior jean Dale Taylor Wilbert Taylor Carol Ann Thomas Ronald Tiffany Carol Timmons Margaret Tittsworth Charles Townsend Roger Ulrich Bernard Van Cleave Eugene Vann Laverne Vaughn Dolly june View William Violet: Bruce Wake Billy Walts Marilyn Waters Marvin Waters Bill Watkins Roger Watson Wesley White Richard Wilson jon Winlemiller Glen Woodrall Janet Woodring Fred Woodruff Betty Woods Richard Woods Beverly Younger Page 36 I If , The Three Stooges--' Willie, Harlene, an att Preacher Roberts and Deacon Dallenbach Miss Billy Todd going someplace? R aymond T arter . Miss Millie Bringman-just resting! The Basketball Coronation of 1952 Back row, left to right, Donna Dunken, Janet White, Albert Parrish, Harvey Riley, Joe Sollars Phillip Ussary, Sammy Thompson, Willis Rich, Barbara Ann Clark, Rosemarie Crabtree. Middle row, left to right, Karen Chapman, Ethel Short, Sallie Schiltz, Shirley Rumpf, Geor e Dye, Beverly Hamilton, Marilyn Ruofg Edith Packham, Tommy Wake. Front row, left to right, Paul Rich, Gary Roady, Jim Ricker, Robert Smith, George Sollars, Shirley Holman, Edith Mae Richard- son, Kaye Paschke, Ina Mae Sutton, Mary Ruark. Back row, left to right, Marian Douglas Nancy Marshall, Bobby McCop in, Jimmy Hord, Maudie Chivington, Charles Steele, Judith Schneider, Jeanie Swails, Jean Dan- kers, Patricia Woods, June Chittim. Middle row, left to right, Betty Malam, Carol Besson, Ann Simpson, Patty June Corbin, Peggy Hawlow, Donna Richardson, Risdon llankison, James Courtney, Barbara Slater. Front row, left to right, Gary Ballard, Bill Allen, Ronald Chastain, Richard Scharff, Karen Schindler, Aloha Hosp, Ronald Holt, Jackie Frederick, John Livingston, Mar- shall Frumpf. . .. 1 rf1WI sst xivtfuwr-nwm s1 '7!w'7au,.4 Back row, left to right, Roger Hughes, James Root, Richard Nickleson, Bobby Hunt, Milo Kilgore, William Grig s, Roger Strong, Everett Jennings, Jack Merrifl, Wallace Gutridge. Middle row, left to right, Hazel Banks, Mary Ann Taylor, Jerry Tilbury, Mavis Caldwell, Donna Stewart, Betty Wade, Mary Ann Dunn, Barbara Wattenbarger, Nellie Brirx-rr. Front row, left to right, Johnnie Owens, Judy Cov, Marcia Lean Boyjd, Charles Paden, Marcia Beeler, ancy ewey, Charlotte Weitlich, James Pragman. Back row, left to right, James Reiplinger, Douglas Tracie, Delores Mead, Jack Miller, Donald Eastbourn, Karol Elder, Rex Wilson, Arl ence Clark. Middle row, left to right, Phyllis Winder, Shirley Leidy, Nancy Kimble, Marilyn Mc- Cush, Sondra O'Dell, Patti Hawkins, Joyce Locklin, Margaret Gentry. Front row, left to rightg Ruth Winger, Eileen Wilson, Betty 'Guy, Ruth Yarnell, Helen Gillespie, Beverly Godley, Shirley Jar- zembowski, Roy !Wood. Page 37 Back row, left to right, Hartley Yarbrough, Bob Ethridge, Bob Malam, Donald Masoner, George Noble, Phil Miller, LeRoy Hawk. Middle row, left to rightg Charles Stodler, jimmy Walker, Raymond Lau, Darrel Law- rence, Larry Lemon, O.G. llillen. Front row, left to right, Charles Mallotte, Duane Weiser, Ervin Nolan, Fred Kuehner, Larry Henderson. Back row, left to right, Betty May White, Wayne Ezzell, Eugene Adams, Gene Rethe- meyer, Donald Goodman, Don Todd, john Ellis, Ronald Heitman, Earlene Tetherow. Middle row, left to right, Janice Whitesel, Nancy Schoenlaub, Gayle Tracie, Norma Oder, joycelyn Rolls, Peggy Smith, Mary Cole, Rose Mary Vansickle. Front row, left to right, Charlotte Goben, Rhoda Elford, Lee Etnyre, jim Lisenbee, John Neff, Ruth Yager, Dorothy Williams, Bill Hirter. Page 38 Back row, left to right, Nancy Sue Swartz, Eddina Lovelady, Bob Reynolds, Charles Carter, Gary Frogge, jerry Reynolds, Rich- ard Stapleton, Carol Rosenauer, Barbara Greenwell. Middle row, left to right, john Dragoo, Bill Harbeson, Donna Green, Darlene Hahn, Carole Harvey, Delpha jackson, Marjorie Newlon, Mary Hinton, Bill Davenport. Front row, left to right, Charles Soper, Lois Hire, Gladys Donahoo, Kathleen Griggs, Shirley Heard, Bonnie Hubbard, Betty Fil- mer, Bill Parr. Back row, left to right, john Lemon, Gerald Bundy Charles Brown, Ronald Davis, Ken- neth Elliott, jimmy Amold, Truett Busby, Stanley Clinesmith. Middle row, left to right, Joyce Lyons, Karen Catron, Darlene Bonner, Louetta Taylor, Helen McClure, Dixie jo Bender, Betty Ball. Roberta jackson. . 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L L j ...CVM-M 1- ff Q . h 1 , i . i LA:,f Lg, E. . ,x , , ,l Q 'fr -1 , ' I I H f . O Il 4.'. I. gr!! ,,i , 5 I . . Q' ' 1 f MJ! 1 4. ' 1 f , I , K ,g gt 'Q' ,:.y i lift. .jiyw X K Q1 T5 ' .. ' ' V ' M N , . ff if at 4 A 1 ,N 9 '.'L 333:11-f:J'f ' 4 A f MVS , 1 l . - ' 1 . I I X' 1 Page Q I xl Q A4476 1 Vg, ' Ai wwaakrrgha 440-Ht Whenw Zffze Gala ecwae From our Joumalism class must come our year book, the Oak. It takes the hard work and effort of every single member of the journa- lism class. Each one has his task to do and does it well and willingly. It takes the full co-operation of the Oak Staff, photographer, and prin- ter to bring you this publication. Much credit must be given to Patt Parr, the Editor of the Oak, and to the rest of the Oak Staff for the success of this year book. Patt has shown herself very capable in handling such a tremendous job in her role as Editor. Miss Mildred Bringman has proven once again to be a very cap- able and understanding advisor as well as a very sincere friend. OAK STAFF Editor PATT P AR R Assistant Editor CARROLLEE ALL EN HARLENE McDANIEL Manager of Photograph 4 BEVERLY HENRY Literary Editor ', Snapshot Editor JOANN ROGERS PATT PARR Assistant Snapshot Editor Editor-in-Chief SHIRLEY DOTSON Contact Manager J. D. WIDNER PATRICIA WARD Identification Editor Standing, left to rightg Miss Mild- Beverly Henry, Patricia Ward, Harlene McDaniel. Sitting, left to right, Joann Rogers, Carrollee Allen, Patt Parr. x Page 40 Standing, left to right, Rex Cor- bin, Richard Burton, Jane Arm- ' strong, J. D. Widner, Kenneth Stams, jim Summers. Sitting, left to right, Nelda Hin- ton, Meredith Long, Carol jean Schiltz, Arlene Kunzelmann. red Bringman, Shirley Dotson, H ll 74. fmt., vfmaff. em Bfwwhei The Light staff was very successful this year in the publication of our school paper, The Lafayette Light. People are chosen from the joumalism class to fill the various tasks necessary if the Light is to be a success. Miss Mildred Bringman and the entire staff should receive many thanks for a job well done. For three semesters Nelda Hinton has held the position of Light editor. Her regard for the welfare of her staff and her dedication to duty will be remembered by her staff and their sponsor. x STAFF First Semester Second Semester Nelda Hinton EDITOR Nelda Hinton Arlene Kunzelmann- BUSINESS AND ADVERTISING-Arlene Kunzelmann MANAGER Patricia Ward CIRCULATION MANAGER Beverly Henry Meredith Long MAKE-UP EDITOR Arlene Kunzelmann Rex Corbin SPORTS EDITOR Jane Armstrong Beverlv Henry COPY AND PROOF READERS Joann Rogers NELDA HIN-I-ON Carol jean Schiltz Meredith Long PUBLIC RELATIONS MANAGER Bill Griffin Editor CLUBS EDITOR Jerry Pool Standing, left to right, Rex Cor- bin, Patricia Ward, Meredith Long, Carol jean Schiltz. Sitting, left to right, jane Arm- strong, Nelda Hinton, Beverly Henry, Arlene Kunzelmann. 1 .A Standing, left to right, Kenny Stams, Joann Rogers, jim Sum- mers, Harlene McDaniel, Part Parr, Richard Burton. Sitting, left to rightg Shirley Dot- son, Miss Mildred Bringman, Carol Lee Allen 1 Page 41 l Qudlamfgmoll Rack row, left to rightg Arlene Kunzelmann, Pat Ward, jerry Pool, Joann Rogers, Harlene McDaniel Front row, left to right, Miss Mildred Bringman, adviser, Beverly Henry, Lona Lee Poff, Nelda Hinton, Patt Parr. Membership in the Quill and Scroll, the International Honorary Society for High School journalists, is based upon astudent's scholastic standing and journalistic ability. .Z ' Glad i mf. aff: . 'Laila X Back row, left to rightg Charles Milbourn, jack Tapee, Bill McKinney, Dave Mason, jerry Strong, Tommy Bradyg president, Don Silcottg Bill Crenshawg sponsor, Coach Robert Matheson. Middle row, left to right, vice-president Bob Rush, Don Morgan, Paul Kretzschmar, jerry Bird, Roger Wake, secretary, Don Ussaryg David Schadt. Front row, left to right, Sergeant-at-arms, Chuck Meinertg Earl Ioiner, Richard Lehman, Eldon Crockett, Richard Hackman, reporter, Carl Townsend, Bernard Poteet. The newly-organized lettermen's club is composed of boys who have won varsity Page 42 letters for participating in sports. It is sponsored by Mr. Bob Matheson. Maw! Ginn Back row. left to rightg Mary Markt, Shirle Dinwiddie,Loraine Peek, Bill: Oxford, Royce Forbes, Alfred SilC0tt, Earl Joiner, Forrest lloff, Larry George, Don Morgan, Steve Miller, Bill Crocken, Ioan Pettiiohn, Lynette Creal, Aline Reichen, Mr. C. H. Potter. Second row, left to rightg Norma Ryther, Dorothy Chowning,Charlene Van Skilte, Emily jo Schoenlaub, Anna Guy, Barbara Hayes, Melvin Elliott, Richard Kearnes, Dean Gzelle, Gary McCurley, Don Poage, Raymond Anderson, Norman Steidel,Carrollee Allen, Bonnie Barth, Donna Adams, Shirley Muff. Third row,left to rightg Erma Hirter, Betty Ezzell, Edna De Lay, joan Decker, Charlotte Howard, Loretta Elliott, Bill Sharp, Willis Griggs, Basil Frogge, Zane Brickey, Clarence Stark, Larry Goodwin, And Gates, Saundra Crowell, Carol jean Schiltz, Claudette Anderson, Maxine Worley, Claudlia O'Dell. Front row, left to rightg Lona Lee Poff, Shirley White, Mary Lee McKinstry, Ilanet Babb, Shirley Chaney, Joann Rogers, Judy Turner, Pat Hintz, Violett Round, Mari yn Gutridge, Dixie Hadley, Kitty Ernst, Frieda Cox, Barbara Rosenauer, Carol Howard, Doris Hartman. Lafayette's Mixed Choir, under the direction of Mr. Charles H. Potter, cannot be too highly praised. Besides putting on assemblies, singirg for the P.T.A., Spring Musicals and singing for the Holy Grail, the Choir also entertained for the National Convention of the P.T.A. and various other groups. Its most notable accomplishments this year were the wimiing of top honors in two music meets-one at Maryville and the other at Colum- bia. Miss Ernestine Pinch was the accompanist. X Page 43 vw x S ' MEMBERS OF THE BAND Members of the band are, Freddie Adams, Neal Amold, Nancy Ball, Marilyn Ballard, Sharon Bamett, Donnie Bowman, Dickie Bright, Bill Brown, Robert Brown, Everett Boyer, Barbara Bur- ket, Bill Cheesman, Bob Christiansen, Galen Clark, LeRoy Clay- Itlxyfw w 'Q eo fv- - ' 4- Ga I -' F 31 V ,, ff . H.-4' ' ' ' 1 l, Page 44 35, comb, Patty Corbin, Rex Corbin, james Courtney, Roger Cox, Bill Davenport, Romonia Davidson, John Dragoo, David Duncan, Charles Elliott, jack Frederick, Gary Frogge, Nancy Gerding, Wallace Gutridge, Bob Hadley, Billy Harbison, Anne Mae Heath, Beverly Henry, Bobby Heumader, Shirley Heumader, Mary Hinton, Nelda Hinton, Randolph Hod- ges, Marjorie jackson, Beverly King, Laberta Kirschner, Twyla Lane, Bill Leonard, Forrest Leonard, Shirley McCoy, Delores Mead, Arlene Mears, Virginia Milboum, Gail Miller, Norman M more, Paul Murphy, Sandra Petrie, Ernestine Pinch Richard Pixler, Melvin Rarnseier, Regenier Ramseier, Bob Reynolds, Ralph Rich- wine, Richard Roberts, Mary Rodriguez, Carol Rosenauer, Norma Rosenauer, Catherine Rouse, Shirley Rumpf, Nadine Russell, Wanda Russell, Richard Ryther, David Schadt, Charles Soper, Margaret Southwood, Richard Stapleton, Milton Stark, Glenda Steele, Sammy Thompson, Jerry Tindle, Bemard Van Cleave, Bill Watkins, Roger Watson, Beverly Willmore, Irene Wilson, Joyce Wilson, Billie Sue Winemiller, jack Wynn, Bill Yarnell. BMJ The band the dike tion of C ' H . Pott el' 7 ke Pr it s standing as Ing 0 He of d1e best tfaine d ban ds i Il the . cltY this y ear. 'Th e ba Hd took hi Sh h Onor s in the Para de 5 a fld cont est S and Pa rgici Page d i n Odn Cf V at-io Us ao tivitie s such a s football an d ba sketb all game S, and Conce rgs. ,,..-f'.,...,..,.. ,,,,A'.,,,,, ,. ff- f-ff,' V gf. HF: - h TFA KAY BYYKTY, RXGH SCHOOL BM40 x Nacho You - --------- - -Much -------- - - - MOU!! 9591935 , . . . ..-- ---- 0 auuue ------ - - - - - Xkohxe-a 'X Dum MA 'imnskkgpxafxon ---- Yhxde ----- S uauss Winery O'Ievune-- -- ------ ' ' 'f ' Goofs K Wana on X'5euXxo1eu's Ykim 'E-wynxvkon-0 X xxmawxssxuvx Vichy nm! Yup: NG Nucl -'-----f ---- Buch The Ghss SYWUCK ' -'----'-- ' '- Y 05 Rh masked sxod oK CmAcxeWaX The S-gnco'QLeA Chuck - ------- r ---- - - - - Nnckxscfix v,x,,'hmeoe,Q,e-------- -------- -------Hakim fu, ' On me 'Ytsh - - - ' ---- - ---' ' ' ' 1 Graff , x ' Www we Gum Canyon Saud Sui Svang,XeA Blume! 4 V M P , i ci X Jwwlg Q 5 -f ft .,.,,-ex f1g:v.f,.g s , , .,, 1 L .1 V' 1 1,--. - , , li' ff' P a8e 4 'x I, I I 7 qw ga. em The tenth grade girls' glee club contributed their talents to some of the outstandirg musi- cal events of the year. They are under the capable direction of Miss Logan Gilbreath. Back row, left to right, Mary Lee McKinstry, Bonnie McDonald, Susan Stams, Sharon Smith, Pat Widner, Francis Swyhart, Pauline Staples, Glenna Petty, Janet Roley, Carol Rigby, Connie Lou Redmon, Carol Morin. Second row, left to right, Irene Marshall, Shirley McCoy, Margie McClure, Helen McBrayer, Donna Lutz, Margaret Loy, Claudia Edwards, Twyla Lane, Beverly Jordan, Joyce James, Beverly Howard, Joyce Haynes. Third row, left to rightg Barbara Hayes, Sandra Hague, Barbara Groce, Lea Gloshen, Betty Gillespie, Sharon Elliott, Lois Beers, Beverly Davis, Flo Ann Courtney, Naomi Cook, Mary Clark, Charlotte Castle. Front row, left to rightg Maxine Busby, Nancy Brown, Audre Brown, Donna Brennan, Sharon Bowlin, Nancy Bonham, Mary Beggs, Donna Miller, Hannah Beahler, Marilyn Ballard, Patsy An- gold, Anita Alder. Back row, left to rightg Darlene Wirger, Lois H. Smith, Marilyn Kent, Darlene Wilson, Roberta Wille, Mary West Beverly Wattenbarger, Eleanor Wallner, Barbara Tibbetts, Carolyn Townsend, Jo Ann Stroud, virginia Smith, Barbara Van Cleave. Second row left to right' oyce Wilson Emma Smallwood, Joyce Sklenar, Barbara Sharp, Alice Ridpath, Louella Radclifl, Thelma Pehse, Georgia Noble, Beverly Mozingo, June Moore, Lorine Miles, Vemelle Markt. Third row, left to right, Rita Knorr, Ilena Meek, Laberta Kirschner, Barbara Cole, Darlene Daniels, Velma James, Gloria Hinson, Charlene Groenke, Sharon Brazelton, Dorothy Gerber, Shirley Duncan. Front row, left to right, Mary Doles, Elsie Kanatzer, Glenda Steele, Barbara Jean Clark, Laverna Childers, Bette Carroll, Joyce Bishop, Sharon Barnett, Shirley Bannan, Dixie Babb, Alyce Arn, Mary Angold. Page 46 anim-Seniaa Ranguei I mer The entire room possessed an air of elegance on the evening of April 17, 1952. The Crystal Room of the Hotel Robidoux appeared to be an Oriental land in which the persons attending were but visitors for a few precious hours. Strange birds, dragons and grotesque guardians adorned the walls while a unique Chinese tree, featu- ring a pergoda silhouette harmonized in a deep purple lighting. Place cards were of Chinese vermillion and green, and silk-screened Chinese temples were thefavors. Those who contributed their time and talents to make the occasion a success were: Miss Eva Brown, Miss Willetta Todd, Mr. john Yancey, Miss Helen McMachen and the art classes, Miss Ina Wachtel, and the student committees. PROGRAM I Toastmaster ..... .. .................. .. ........ .............................. . ... ..................... David Schadt Invocation ,,,,., ..,, ,. ..., ,. ......... ...... ...... - .... .. ........... ,.... ................ . . .. ........ .. . . .Richard Hackman Group Singing ....... .... ............ - ........................ .. ...... .. .......... .. .............. ..... ......... .. ...... ...led by Larry George Accompanist-Lynette Creal He who invites no guests to his house invites no angels ......... ......... S andra Petrie Vocal Solo A japanese Love Song , ................................. .. ................ ...... S hirley Chaney Accompanist-janet Babb First day a guestg the second day a guestg the third day a nuisance .. ...... ....... B ill Cheesman Flute solo Un bel do vedremo , from Madame Butterfly ......... .. ........ L ......... Shirley Heumader Accompanist-Gail Miller He who is one day my teacher, is my father for life ......................................... .. ................. Patt Parr Quartet ...- ..... On the Road to Manda-I BY . .............. .. .......................... -.... ..... Earl Joiner, Steve Miller, Accompanist-Mary Lee McKinstry Don Poage, Roger Wayman . A journey of a thousand miles begins with one step. .. ..... .. ........ .. .......... .. ......... Miss Marilyn Maxwell Piano Duet Poor Butterfly .. ......................... .. .............. ..... Gail Miller and LYDCUC Cfeal Widsom of the Ages ... .......... .. .............. --.-.. ..... ..... , ...... ...... E m ily Schoenlaub, Sallye Hill , Regenier Ramseier, Lynn Stokes Vocal solo Cl'l5nS0U lndoue from the legend Sadko ........................................... , ,... . janet Babb Accompanist - Gail Miller ln all things, success depends upon previous preparation .. ... .. ........ ...... . Mr- C. W. Thomas Group Singing ................................ . .................. .. ...................... The School Song Page 47 Long ago in Bri- tain lived King Arthur, and round him in his castle of Camelot gat- hered the knights whom he had cho- sen. It is of Arthur and of his knights and especially ofLaun- celot and Galahad that you shall hear today. The twenty-second annual presentation of The Holy Grail opened with the above lines. The impressive pantomime was presented b December 13 with its- usual magnificence and splendor. The cast in- eluded the following: V fl Readers ....... ....... C laudette Anderson and Bedivere ........ ........ B ill Cheesman Galen Clark . Gareth ....... ............. D an Evans ,, Kms Arthur f 'lack Wynne Tristram ....... ... ..... Richard jordan A 5elS 'Lead '5 -'--'- Lavon Gmc Percival ,,,,,, ,,,,,,,, R ichafd Pixler ,, 315.52 Modred ...... Elmer McKnight Tableau ............ Sharon Bowlin, Gloria Young Dorothy Williams, Janice jordan Gloria Hinson Mary ...... .. ..................................... Dixie Dunlap joseph ......... ..... David Schadt Shepherds ...... ................. B ill Kl apmeyer Bill Mead Wise Men ........ ...-. Launcelot ...... ........... Page 48 Ray Burton, Fred Adams Donald Weiser Regenier Ramsei er Galahad ................. ........ The Page ................. ....... Robert Eberle Ronald Chastain Damsel of Wealth ........ ....... W ilma Dowdy Damsel of Fame Damsel of Pride Damsel of Pleasure ............ Damsel of Worldly Wisdom Damsel of Purity ................ .. .... ......... G lenna Petty Connie Taylor Phyllis Branson .Charlene Howard Flo Ann Courtney qw' ,LM G Faculty Director: ................. ...... ..................... M i SS Winifred Gallagher. Assisganrs ro :he Dir-ecror: . ,.,...,.,....... - ................. Carmellia Leonard and Gail Miller W? 'A Costumes! . ..-.....-.- .-. Mrs. Margaret Remington, Miss Doris Stoneburner, Miss Marilyn Maxwell, Miss Faye Slater, Miss Georgee Hash, Miss Eva Brown, Mrs. Golda Dunlap, Mrs. Lois Green and Mr. Donald Gibson. il Properties: ,,,,,.,,,......... Miss Roxanna Robb, Miss Aline Brown and Miss Anna Hague. Art: ,,,,,,...... ...,............ - ............................... M iss Helen McMachen and Students. -. Music: ,,,,, ,,,, ,. ,Miss Logan Gilbreath and Mr. C. H. Potter. Girls' Glee Club and Mixed Choir Soloists: Saundra Crowell and Don Morgan Piano Accompanists: Ernestine Pinch and Mary Lee McKinstry Incidental Music: Maxine Elder Stage Crew: ............ Mr. Charles Carr, Don Merrill, George Bruns, Charles Meinert, Curtis Adkins, and Raymond Linscott. Lighting: .,..,,. Mr. Frank Baker, Don Merrill, and Raymond Linscott. Publicity! ......... Miss Mildred Bringman and the journalism Class. Programs: .. ......... .. ........ .. ..... Miss Ina Wachtel Trumpeter: Fred Adams ' Page 49 e-:wh - Q' 'gf 1 V' is? - 1 'tr . ,,., .. .4 1 '::':i1'li:ii in it A A l .mm ' nl Y 1 3 'f 2L22z?s!ss24212Q I'2?': ,. ' 1 , . AN A W VH 4 J! 14 Qt V ll A I 0 U 5 S My ,G I' Q - f' N a 2 :ul L!-Lpif, . . . . .. .. 1 L -LT ff: 2 This organization is for the purpose of familiarizing Home f ' L S 1 Economics students with the responsibilities and duties of a U J 11 ' H 4 4,01 nod ,C Future Homemaker of America. - . 4',, V ,Cv-X' Meetings are devoted to planning activities such as repre- Mxkl sentation to interstate meetings, various style shows and social events as skating parties and picnics for the members. The club is sponsored by Mrs. Dorothy Pendleton and Mrs. Margaret Remington. I Back row, left to right, Margot Brown, Charlene Howard, Joyce McCammon, Mary Ann Shepherd, Shirley Martin, Mary Alta Hopkins, Pauline Grant, Guelda Cortner, Betty Woods. Second row, left to right, Donna Brown, Shirley Auxier, Beverly Ann jordan, Lois H. Smith,Arlene Mears, Pat Black, Catherine Rouse, jackie Cranor, Carolyn Townsend, Kathleen Chapman. Third row, left to right, Delores Meeks, Margaret Reynolds, Carol Rigby, Claudia O'Dell, Barbara Gill, Marilyn Waters, Edna Snapp, Nancy Martin. Front row, left to right, Lula Ellsworth, jane Edwards, Martha Campbell, Virginia Sollars, Carol Bow- ling, Mildred McCrary, Dorothy Caton, Sherilyn l-lanon, janice lordan. Back row, left to right, Audre Brown, Pauline Staples, Barbara Clark, Mary Ann Shepherd, Ramona Iagreleghdilildtvizil llgiiiivdlirilgliiiil Cbilelhenilatgn::?o'2i1r:,Rhd?eii-slflgimtiirley Muff, Norma Rosenauer, Georgia Hillen, Shiliimii-idliggvtniefinfci iiiZh:rgiolysgllixlilezitcfigfbalggrsiihnyCiiialiled: Darlene Fergison, Rose Farrell, june Moore, Palgi-idn,frigW,dl,eiiafbniiilglii?aiii-bedidiejrciaoixilmayxiirigworigyiyjixigiiaiesident, Wilma Dowdyg secretary, Doris james, treasurer, Barbara Rosenauer, reporter, Beverly Henryg historian, Carmellia Leonard, song leader, Ioan Decker. P age 50 1, l rf- w 1, J These scenes f L. W ff 'Av l ,. are rom the ,Iunior Talent Assembly which was held on April 1. Entertaining skits and performances from members of, the junior class made the production a memorable one. 1. No Greater Love 4. Don't Put Off Being Honest joan Decker, Loretta Elliott, Paul Joann Rogers, Shirley Muff, Pete Murphy, Elmer McKnight,Lavonne Schubert. Carter' 5- High Pressure l 2. Say Something Si Rex Corbin, Sandra Petrie Steve Miller 6. Musical numbers by--standing-: 3- My Poor Feet Betty Ezzell, Shirley Miller, lane Armstrong Lynette Creal, Richard Pixler, Andrew Gates, Gail Miller, Char- lotte Howard, anet Babb. 7. Participants in the junior A ssembly Seated: Mary eeM cKinstry. Page 51 c r f Sana Kinstry, Charlotte Iloward, Barbara Rosenauer, Shirley Heumader, Billie Sue Winemiller, Nelda Hinton, Lynette Creal, janet Babb, Marjorie Williams, Arlene Kunzelmann, Beverly jordan, Saundra Crowell. Front row, left to right, Gail Miller, Patricia Hintz, Patt Parr, Miss Emma Lee Ficklin, Carol Schiltz, Kitty Ernst, Frieda Cox, Marilyn Bal- lard, Sharon Bowlin. The Sesora Club, one of the oldest clubs in Lafayette, was organized in 1919 by Mrs. Lottie Piatt. This club strives to expand the talents of every member and to encourage her in the interests of the fine MIS- The emblem of the organization is the rose. The colors, which sym- CARO L JEAN SCHILTZ bolize the rose, are pink and white. In order to become a member of this President , , , club, the girls have to display their talents before the members and then be invited to join. Miss Emma Lee Ficklin is the sponsor for this group of girls. IS' K 75- 7 F 332, .,1,j,3y,:.,g,:j ,Zigi fe ml, . . Y. V-12, ,, Erie .AEI 1 ' K ' gf-4 .if i ' V . A - 4 ,355 ' v , -- , ' 1 . T f f' -if ,Liv f ' .V ,,' ' .f ' ' 'rf ' 1' 4 4 . ,. 325. ,5.,3L, W Q. 5 K-if .f' . ' 1 -9 i f A I55?-2: 1 lTfi,1' ,f.- L - at .Q ' +2 af- , JQSQ.-5751- F ,.r1a',,. 4441:-.errggl 11, 1 Q 4. 2- ' '1 '-.':.'-Gi' ,,.-555' ZQ4 ,- ' 'fix . M 1- f-fli '- 47 -- rw 1 32 fs xi'ef5i:2f!i-51137 - 5 ' 1, Mg, I 2 QR. - 3 .Q:,11g',4,-33.-f-,5i'g+m . ff 54,-ffqy 1 . a T A r- T, it -Q e A' page 52 i 1,?e.':'2f sgI f EN ' J , -if i. -1 -A ' E? 1.fI..,-.aff , Q-xii L- 1. - 7 ' ' -,,:,',1 Q,, f K ..- 5:1 'V' ,wr 1 'mga' sr, Fi JSM wg., , - up ,L n 4 J, , -,,. ',x4,',,,:- . tr 1j.7.i,,,.:,:,A' ,A , r X. fr'--M , A ' . v N-hw!! 4?fij'if:':r21, M PM W' ,,!1'F?b,' .. .- N- f- y 4 -' l:-A,-1 ,yt ?.Hf-M ' Back row, left to rightg Charlene Ashley, Lavon Carter, Mary Lee Mc- Back row, left to right, Bill Sharp, Rex Cor- bin, Forrest Leonard, Fred Adams, Roger Way man, Paul Murphy, Richard Iordan, Rob lleu mader, Andrew Gates. Front row, left to rightg Iimmy Schiltz, Hill Cheesman, Richard Pixler, David Schadt, jack Wynne, Regenier Ramseier, Elmer MCKf1igl1f Donnie Morgan, Bill Mead. 1 I L 4 X a 3 2 l I .ml v ,xy ivsg .gk '53lilifif5Z15 ,i.e.g,f?5.Qz5sg52' e 'f R ' fx. W, REGNEIER RAMSEIER 'fm,'.,l'i4lil33 V JACK WYNNE President lst Semester President 2nd Semester f C7apl1.e - fb .OFFICERS first Semester Second Semester legenier Ramseicr .- ......... President ........... J ack Wynne Sill Cheesman ...... Vice-President ...... David Schadt ack Wynne ................ Secretary ..... R egenier Ramseier Richard jordan .......... Treasurer .. ........ Richard Pixler The Orphe-Delphians is a society composed of oys who are talented in the fine arts of literature, iusic, art, oratory and dramatics. The club was or- anized in 1923 by eight boys who felt the need to 1 romote the fine arts. this worthwhile organization. The main events of the year are the alumni banquet the Christmas party, a farewell banquet for graduating members and a picnic in the spring. Under the very capable guidance of Miss Wmifred Gallagher, the c ub has upheld the high standards of Page 53 YQTEEN S . ff I 341404 -f-'- f-1' 1 I il -'-1 ' l'f' K x x X l I I -.x-t X -K-, -,-f- xxx xii!! f Back row, left to right, Mary Doles, Mary Angold, Darlene Wilson, Dolores Meek, joan Decker, Phyllis Branson, Marilyn Gutridge, Billie Dorrell, Beverly jordan, Mary Clark. Second row, left to rightg Carol Hartley, Sandra Petrie, Anna Mae lleath, Beverlv King, Norma Rosenauer, Betty Gillespie, Gloria Young, Carolyn Curtin, Emily fo Schoenlaub. xx I- ! 1S'S'l1 ff f'6 ' xg iff, X , fir, W-'7een4 TQ' f 1 Front row, left to right, President, Mary Lee Mcliinstryg Vice-president, Carmellia Leonard, SecretarY, Eileen- Reicheng Treasurer, Marilyn Trimbleg Reporter, Wilma Dowdyg Carol Leddyg Program chairman, Ramona jahnkeg Shirley Heumaderg Dolores Moore, Suz- anne Ryse. The symbol of Y-Teen groups is a globe and a triangle. The globe sym- bolizes growth in health, knowledge, depth of spiritual understanding and love of all people. The girl herself is represented by the triangle. The three sides of the triangle symbolize body, mind, and spirit. This group has had picnics,parties, sold Christmas cards, and participated in many other activities to give the girls a sense Of rCSp0nSibility- Mrs. Lois Greeh is the sponsor of the club. This is the first year for her in Y- Teen Work. P age 54 l W Sl Y i ' ii fi! ' ' 1 can of 1444: W-'7een4l Back row, left to right, Mrs. lrene Schoentag, sponsor, Shirley Auxier, Nancy Howard, Barbara Burkett, Betty Woods, Margot Brown, Donna Brown, Nancy Ball, Dixie Dunlap. Front row, left to right, Wanda Russell: lane Edwards, secretary, Mary Alta Hopkins, president, Joyce McCammong vice-president, Janice jordan, treasurer, Kathy Streeterg Betty Grinlintong Marilyn Nestler. X is 1 The purpose of these organizations is develop the girls spiritually as well as to promote a feeling of fellowship and to physically, mentally, and morally. Vx I Q is Y 'CI eafw, gauze ay--vew W Back row, left to right, Helen Gillespie, Nancy Schoenlaub, Mary Ann Taylor, Barbara Ann Clark, Karol Elder, Maudie Chivington, Ethel Short, Pat Woods, Sally Schiltz. Second row, left to righig Nellie Briner, Margaret Gentry, Beverly Godley Marian Douglas, Nancy Kimble, Kathleen Gi-ig s Mary Hinton, Betty White. Third row, ieft to right, Carol Marlin, Ruth Yager, Shirley Holman, Donna' Green, Mrs. Golda Dunlap, Carol Beason, Edith Mae Richardson, Donna Kirby, Ruth Winger. Front row, left to right, reporter, Karen Schindler, vice-president, Dorothy Fae Williams, president, lllelphg Iaicksong secretary, Nancy Marshallg treasurer, Aloha Hospg Sherie Lajoie, Marsha Beahler, Marsha can oy . ' Page 55 Q S ff? Q, Mr Standing, left to rightg Wayne Kohnke, Charles Edwards, Lynn Stokes, lim Summers, president, and Ron nie Trimble, secretary. Sitting, left to right, Bob Rush, vice-president, Don Ussary, Don Silcott, Kenneth Stams, treasurerg and Bob Finney. f-W vm Ala- W Standing, left to right, Walter Hopkins, sponsorg Steve Miller, jerry Kiner, Roger Wayman, jerry Strong lack Tapee, Eldon Crockett,l3yron Timmons. Sitting, left to right, Hill Oxford, lohn Lau, Paul Kretzschmar, presidentg David Mason, jerry Ashlock, secretary-treasurer, Charles Adkins, reporter. Page S6 it! 5 .r ,sn tr Umiwan 046-W Standing, left to rightg Vice-president, ,lim Ringerg Freddie Adams, Alfred Sil- cotg Robert Brown - Sitting, left to right, reporter, Dick Botsford2 sergeant-at-arms, David Duncang Efesldemy Pill Meadg S6Cretary-treaSurer, lim Schiltzf G01-don Hopkinsg Bill Mc inney. lli-Y is organized for boys of high school age. Its purpose is to establish and maintain high moral stan- dards of Christian living. This year there were three clubs at Lafayette: 3 . V A ' N -s W N' 1 V' W ' 'Q' ., X ' S f X, pf T xi i A 5 l X , . ,s- 2-' q ' j . ' tw 'I , X j ' ' 0'?vvvg. . i X 6 .1 J L 'Xl l A C H Q . .' 3 X5 Q w,.' t . . X l V S l 1 j X -4 I S Left to right, Sponsor Colonel Patt Parr, Sponsor Lieutenant Colonel Claudette AIlClCl'S0rl, Sponsor Batta- lion Major joann Rogers, Sponsor Major Adjutant Carol Leddy, Captain Company D Bonnie Barth, Captain Company E Gloria Young, Captain Company F Donna Sheeks. Page 57 Gallema M ' The Colleens attended all the home football and basketball games and many of the out-of-town games. Their colorful green and grey outfits lent a peppy and a winning spirit to these events. The Colleens have J been under the leadership of Miss Marilyn Maxwell for the past five years. was :Nag ,,u,,,,- kv-A A ,.,. -,e C? , i' S BONNIE BARTH Y, 31ff5'.,,, ' I A'-,' j President lf- e55J ' T r, v . -M - Annani--- Back row, left to rightg Louanna Robreau, Wilma Dowdy, Patricia Ward, Margot Brown, Jane Armstrong, Loretta Elliott, Charlotte Howard, Ruth Ann Hansen, Laura Kunzelmann, Janice Jordan. Second row, left to rightg Joann Rogers, Arlene Kunzelmann, Patsy Widner, Donna Brown, Joanna Car son, Norma Rosenauer, Shirley Kohnke, Claudette Anderson. Third row, left to rightg Donna Brennan, Joyce Haynes. Flo Ann Courtney, Lea Gloshen, Glenna Petty, Kathy Streeter, Carol Jean Schiltz, Meredith Long, Delores Moore, Harlene McDaniel. Front row, left to right, treasurer, Barbara Rosenauerz secretary, Shirley Muff, vice-pre sident. Shirley Whiteg president, Bonnie Barth, sergeant-at-arms, Beverly Howard, Nancy Bonhamg Beverly King. Page 58 Left to right, Betty Ezzell, Maxine Worley, Donna Adams, Patty Adams, Claudia Edwards. einem .feacfwa This year Lafayette's cheerleaders really proved more than worthy of the honor that they held. Many new yells were introduced to the student body. Donna Adams, a senior, was head cheerleader and Maxine Worley was the other senior cheerleader. The others were: Betty Ezzell, junior, Claudia MaSc0t-Vickje Rae Webb Edwards, sophomoreg and Patty Adams, freshman. M . Left to rightg Sharon Bowlin, june Culver , Shirley McCoy, Beverly Willmore, Ramona Davidson, Wanda Russell, Joyce Wilson. The majorettes accompanied the band on its out of town trips and the various parades within the city. This year the head majorette was Shirley McCoy. The other maiorettes were ,Sharon Bowlin, joyce Wilson, Beverly Willmore, Nadine Russell, Wanda Russell, June Culver, and Romona Davidson. Much sparkle and color was adder! to the band by these girls. Page 59 The Martha llockaday Future Teachers of America club was organized in 1949 by Miss Georgee Hash, who is the sponsor of the organization. 5 ' 3' 1 I' This is an organization to promote the students' interest in the pro- fession of teaching. '53- Standing, left to rightg Shirley Dotson, Mary Markt, Don Weiser, Galen Clark, Loraine Peek, Emily Jo Schoenlaub. Sitting, left to rightg Dixie Dunlapg secretary-treasurer, Nelda Hintong vice-president, Ruth Rethemeyer Miss Georgee Hash. Sponsorg Georgia Noble. The Palate and Paint Club has functioned for the second year under p and the capable direction of Miss Helen McMachen. Many artistic projects were completed by the members of this club. Standing, left to rightg Miss McMachen, sponsorg Kathleen Bowen, Gary McCurley, Margaret Loy, Gary Mowry, Shirley McCoy, Maxine Worley. Sitting, left to rightg Randolph Hodgesg treasurer, Marilyn Kentg president, Lavon Carterg secretary, Patricia Thumang reporter, Marjorie Williamsi vicepresident, Shirley Mead Knot picturedl. Page 60 Left to ri htg Shirle White, Barbara Rosenauer, Maxine Elder, Charlene Ashley, Freidva Cox, Arlene Kunzelmann, Bill Cheesman, Bonnie Barth, Saundra Crowell, Kitty Ernst, Nelda Hinton, Patt Parr, Carol jean Schiltz. 1 M, I, if r M of inf' Tift Y. K9 5 F' , A 35 mi, . e I ff wr, ,VIH 5 .3 5 , ' . 'N if W..ff-i 'fA3 9 . H' 496 REE J 1 ii, .:. - 1,-F' The Lampion Society is an organization of students having an H . 4+ . ' .... - P' . . . . f5'3,.,,'XSjfN1.,,f'?3S .eggs :ff , I X average of 3.2 or above. Being a member of this society is the 6,1 A 'ag 'Q' -'PY U 55. 1 , , m f' - 71 5, F5 g3525f3, Q . ' highest honor that an be obtained an Lafa ette. N w? W -'fh' ' 4 C ' y V V- This year, thirteen outstanding students met the requirements jf ' Q' , L and were invited into the society. ' 'N , ., 4: - X . . . . . ,I in gf The following installation ceremony, under the direction of H51 Af ' A A I Miss Emma' Lee Ficklin, was held qn April 24. 4P',:3fQnm 'tif . f 3' t.p,4 nh , .gary U I gpg, , ...ff N r Qtr, , -' gg. M fff Salute to the flag Smr Spangled Banner L AMPION SOCIETY INSTALL ATION The purpose of the Lnmpion Society .. .... ...........................................,.....,,,.j.,.,,,,,.,,,,,,, Miss Faye Slater Interpretation of the emblem ...................-... .... ................,.......,,.,,,...,. .......,, ,,.,,,,g,,,,,,,,, ,,,, Mr. Richard Slim!!! Charge ..................................................... .,.,,. ... ..,:.... ,.,,.,,,,,:f..,,, e 7, ,..f , .... Miss Helen McMacl1en Vocal Solo ..... ....... .... ........................................................................ ..... .. ..... ..,...f...,,,,,,,, Miss Saundra Crowell Accompanist - Miss Carol jean Schiltz N Presentation of candidates -................................................-...........-..-.................. MISS Winiffed Glllfshef Acceptance of candidates .-........ .... ................................-........,.........,..............l...,,,,,,,,,,,,, MI- C- H- Thomas Presentation of pins ...........,.,.,.,,.....................,...-...... Miss Winifrcd Gallaghier and M188 Helen MCMlCl'len Administration of the pledge ..-.........-.-.......................................................,,.,,,,i,,,...,... Miss MUHYU M-well School Song i N Page 61 if, X 'A 1, 'F' l I ,fv I K' -Q .fX4 ' J I m, ku' Weivjf 4' U xl I 'N ,Q . .J - L- 3 ol' :Q '12 4.5 Q V X' ' ' M - 3 nip Ya I . 5 ,w Q11 A X, , gl S. 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Derby Day of 1951 alias The Big Brawl 7. Girl's gym--Hit that ball! 2. Community Chest Assembly Cast--Ain't they a 8. Marks of glory--The trophy case mess ?? l I 9. Cheerleader's Mascot--Now yelllll, honey! 3 31 4' Famllwf Landlnarks' 10. The good old summertime--Patt and Bill 5' R'O'T'C' Installauon 11. Our gone but not forgotten pals--D.H. and C.V. 6. Magazine Sale Thermometer--Clear to the top! 12. Mr. DIH. Murphy 13. R.O.T.C. Installation Page 64 H J , W ,4fr1.,LJ4 N ff f , .VI . r V X K Y Ri f VJ L' --'90--f V114-i 'ifdzu ISL,-A C726 ., ' Rf. ' A x Q JP X I ' , ka .A , ,c..f.!,f ' ,Lf 2, A ff1','f'7l4L 1 I' fra? fbde fed-A ' ,MQ JZXQ. My pw Pg6'5 we Q5 A. Coach Robert Matheson J B. Gregg Violett C. Jack Mcsee V09 Afcliulfjj D. jerry Bird E. Richard Lehman W jg! F. Carl Townsend I3 . - G. Bill Gillespie a,b,,,fJ'90I ' H. Bob Rush ' I. Don Morgan A, I. Coach Richard Shrout K. Paul Kretzschmar, Varsity Manager L. Coach Basil Hoehn M. Don Silcott ' N. Charles Milbourn ' O. Bernard Poteet ' P. Bill Crenshaw ' Q. jerry Strong ' R. Earl Joiner S. Charles Meinert T. Bill McKinney Star indicates two year leflefmfll- Page 66 4 S Q Back row, left to rightg Billy Malam, James Far- ? rell, Leo Carroll, George Bruns, Eugene Vann, Ver- non Foss, Bob Neal, Zane Brickey, Charles Schenec- ker, Dickie Bright, Dean Rethemeyer, Fred Gee. Second row, left to right, Assistant Coach Dick Shrout, Charles Taylor, Bill Mead, Bob Brown, Tom Al- den, Raymond Simon, Bill McKinney, jack McBee Ronald Burnham Charles T w d G Gregg Violett, John Carson, jon Winemiller. , , o nsen , eorge Jones, Third row, left to rightg Paul Livingston, Bob Witt, Frank Walker,Earl joiner, Steve Miller, jack Tapee, Paul Connor, David Schadt, Roger Wake, jerry Strong, Bernard Poteet, Jimmy Giddens, Richard Roberts. Front row, left to rightg Assistant coach Basil Hoehn, Don Silcott, Bob Rush, Charles Milbourn, Don Morgan, Don Ussary, Bob Finney, Carl Townsend, Bill Crenshaw, Richard Lehman, Charles Meinert, Coach Bob Matheson. ' l , - I: I ' it f FOOTBALL SUMMARY September 21-The Lafayette Shamrocks success- fully opened their regular season by defeating the Savannah Savages 2-0 on a rain-soaked field. Rich- ard Lehman recovered the ball in the end zone after a blocked Savannah punt for the lone tally of the game. September 28--Lafayette made the coronation of Norma Rosenauer as Miss Shamrock a happy one by downing the Wentworth Dragons 13-0. After playing a nip and tuck game through three quarters the Irish broke lose to score two touchdowns in the closing minutes. October 5-On a night hampered by a wet, muddy field, the underdog Irish team held the favored Cen- tral Indians to a 6-6 deadlock. The Shamrocks came from behind in the third quarter to knot the score. October 12-Lafayette suffered its first defeat of the season at the hands of a strong Christian Brot- her team, 45-0. The Irish failed to pass the Eagles 30 yard line while C.B. scored in all four quarters. October 19-The game of the year spotlighted by fine blocking and a fine defense, turned into a heal-gb,-eakel- for the Irish when a fleet-footed Chrisman Bear broke lose in the last minute ofplay for the final touchdown of the game. This gave Wm. Chrisman a 20-14 win. October 26-The Shamrocks lost their second Pony Express Conference game of the season to the North Kansas City Hornets 6-0. With four minutes remaining in the ball game' at the half, the Hornets crashed over for the lone score of the game. ' November 2-On one of the coldest nights of the season, the Lafayette Irish were overpowered by the Benton Cardinals 33-0. The Irish's only chance to score came in the secbnd quarter when they re- covered their own punt. November 9-In the final game of the season the Stanberry Bulldogs downed the Fighting Irish, 34- 13. The game was played on even terms during the first half with the score tied 13-13. Stanberrycaught fire in the second half and went on to win. Page 67 l Sf? Baakddall .E 4 ,v , Q, 1 x 1-' '. f 1, . , , 2 year Bill McKinney ---L--1 y fr',lPc gin 3 year Eldon Crockett., ,,,, ,Z ydhrjfeffgerys an .1 year Coach Richard Shrout 'T -2 year Bernard Poteet ,WWI yearglexxrerkhan --1 year Don Poage ,,,,..-,-......1 yea' le edhman -1 year. qw y Not Pxcturedz r FN ,K Gregg Violert, 1 year lezrermang fi iff r' pnse 65 Ezlidlelzimlrnanigflrjg Paul Kretzschmar cy- K Assistant coaches, Basil Hoelm and Bob Matheson. Rack row, left to rightg Freddie Gee, Tommy Alden, Zane Brickey, Lonnie Cassidy, Eugene Vann, Pete Townsend, Vernon Foss, Bob Dallenbach, Richard Roberts, Bob Neal, Roger Cox. Second row, left to rightg Paul Kretzschmar, jim Schiltz, jim Giddens, jim Ringer, Don Morgan, Bill Mc- Kimey, Richard llellerick, Donald Poage, Bernard Poteet, Richard Lehman, Richard Hackman, Eldon Croc- kctt. Front row, left to rightg Norman Moore, Ronnie Bumham, jack McBee, David Duncan, Paul Murphy, Gregg Violett, Gary Mowry,. Marlowe Klaiber, Tommy Brady, Dave Mason. Ba4!wMal! Sync! Although the Shamrocks did not have a too impres- sive won and lost record this year, they never failed to give the spectators a thrilling contest right to the finish. The Irish,who were very small in stature, mall' aged to throw a scare into many of the teams who had the advantage of height before bowing out in the final seconds. The biggest thrill of the year came when the Sham- rocks upset the Central Indians, breaking a four-year jinx. Coach Dick Shrout did a very remarkable job this year by steadily improving the team as the season rolled by. WON AND LOST RECORD LIBERTY TOURNAMENT L afayette, L afayette, Lafay ette, CHR Lafayette, L afayette, Lafayette, Lafayette, Lafayette, Lafayette, Lafayette, Lafayette, Lafayette, Lafayette, Lafayette, Lafayette, Lafayette, Lafayette, Lafayette, Lafayette, L afayette, 44 .....,.............,.,.,.,.,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Orrick, 39 .,,,.,. ,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, K earney, 31,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, , Wm. Chrisman, ISTIAN BROTHERS TOURNAMENT 35 ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Chillicothe, 35 .--,.,, ,,,,-,, M aryville, 29 ,, ,,,, ,,-,,,,,,,,,, C . B., 40 ,,,, ,.,., W entworth, 23 .,...-- -..-.-, B enton, 45 H ,,,,. Bethany, 40 ,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,, C entral, 27 .,.,,,, ,,.,......,..., C . B, 29 .. ....... Maryville, 51 -- ------ .- Benton, 41 ....... ------------- C entral, 48 ....... ............ W entworth, 36 ...,... ........ W m. Chrisman, 37 ....... ..... . ...... -Pickett, 32 ------- ------..-.- N orth K. C., 44 .. ........................... .. ....,.... Maryville, REGIONAL TOURNAMENT 47 ,,,,,,,,, ,Q ,.,,,,.,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,.-.,,,,,, Central, P age 33 54 39 43 37 44 34 25 35 44 38 37 49 38 34 72 34 69 56 54 69 -if ' 5? 55.45'Zi-A T A Li A fi 'Y 5 'R' f 'Y f 'Q ' I 5 ya. he'-. F 5 '45, f QM , ' , .,4,e- A K ai . in 'V F' ri P i ' V 4i1.i 1 'iw A 'H 1 i h iliifil i 'i if : lr i -ii ' i i Q ' ' A1 .v 2- T A , E, le r-fi ix :M NA ' rx, S-B erne F .. to - ' r T f' i ' . A - f Q A , if .J VWQ, L 'T ,X , 1+ :fu .fda V x i f',. - J ,ki . , , .Lil I ,, ,A ., -ffl' x h 1 f fl 1 1,1 ,V . 1. W- H filxzi .. T X .4 ' g ,gr A T if 1 T., f x 1 ' Vi i 7' L, 7. A f-1' -i 'fl' - J ' A ' A Q. F is , 'R it J L ff 'Q - , r Q 't 0- it Hun ! 'Nvu- ml ix K -.wi . iw H' umm ' - ugh, . A i A w ' K bk in-g M22 r M ,A 93 , sg xxx X ,A ! .,' f iv, kr, if 4, - f 115, 5 , - Q A , : QM Q I . ' ' , ' ' , T y 4 vt 5 VU 351 4 T' Uv' MH! Fr lx hs' L X M Jasllxa whim: Ql' 'Ei X X' A G A T '7wck Back row, Coach Basil lloehn, Coach Richard Shrout, Coach Rob Matheson, Bill Iarrett, Ierry Bird, Ver' non Foss, Ronnie Jacobs, Charles Townsend, Roger Cox, Bob Dallenback, Bob Finney. Fourth row, Bruce Wake,Gerald Bales, jim Ringer, George Iones, Forrest Hoff, Tom Alden, Eugene Vann, Richard Roberts, Andy Gates, David Duncan, Dick Botsford, Bill Mead, jim Schiltz, Bernard Poteet. Third row, Freddie Gee, Paul Livingston, Iohn Carson, Kenneth Henderson, Paul Kretzschmar, lohn Lau, Roger Wayman, lack Mc Bee, letra? Kiner, Dean Lewirson, Ronnie Burnham, Carl Townsend, Bill Crenshaw. Second row, jerry Pool, Roger ake, jack Tapee, Charles Meinert, Richard Lehman, David Schadt, Rich- ard llackman, Don Poage, Tom Brady, Rob Rush, Don Silcott, Don Ussary, Don Morgan First row, Rob Malam, Iames Farrell, Ion Winemiller, Richard Stephens, Bill Jaggbs, Billy Bob Leonard, Norman Moore, Dean Rethemeyer, Zane Brickey, Bill Walts, Bill Watkins. A large number of hopeful cindermen turned out for track and Lafayette enjoyed a very successful season. Mr. Dick Shrout served as track mentor, assisted by Mr. Basil lloehn and Mr. Rob Matheson. xr 1 f Dean Lewinson Tom Brady Sil cott Bob Rush tr Ronnie Burnham , 'f 'QB Q Qi Z4'.?E.3' Richard Lehman, David Schadt, jack Tapee, Ric- hard Hackman. Zane Brickey Jim Schiltz Roger Wake paul KrPf7er-hmar L - Q Rifle 7eam . Wi, E ,Q 5, .1 +-- 4 .s. . 1g',,.'-1?s:.,:..,, ' .'u:itg??jf- ,SIP Z K 'KQQRT ,-1, 'K ,,,'M1E1w.3rS.:1:5P Alanna. Qualul mme, 'K L , .. 41 . if K hw. .f,.4ff2..fz::'.'-. if Wy' 1 Q si' . .- ,T ,,.. ,- IM, -t .,- . . Y ,,.- M ..-ntl' 3.1.-53 ,mu-f-3115 ,2h-,55Ui'j ,U .ig .1- ef : Y-safe.-,Q.Eg4fQ:ff-' K 1 5' ' ., A-X ' 1 'Il ,S ,L ig five I Tk . I, ' N The Lafayette rifle team had another successful season. They won four out of six city league matches to win second place in the city. These matches were fired with ten men. Out of town matches were fired by the five highest men. Ser - geant J. T. Daniels is the sponsor. Standing left to riglt, Sgt. Daniels, Larry Goodwin, Jerry Ezzell, Bob Simp- son, Eddie Anderson, Garnett Hecker, Galen Clark, manager. Kneeling, left to rightg George Viosky, Arthur Rieman, Warren Laukemper, J.D. Widner, Bob Wright. The chief purpose of the Honor Guard at Lafayette is to raise the students' standard of grades. To belong to this honorary group a cadet must make passing grades in all his classes and have an CSD average in R.O.T.C. He must be well dressed, well dril- led and alert. Back row, left to right, Supply officer, Charles Tiedtg Galen Clark, Raymond Anderson, Jerry Ezzell, Jerry Sanders, Garland Thompson, Sgt. W. Greebon. Second row, left to right, Fred Woodruff, Pete Schubert, Dickie Hummer, Al- fred Silcott, Dale Smith, Wesley White, Melvin Ramseier, Donald Nigh. Third row, left to right, Frank Ramseier, Robert Eberle, Vernon Yaier, Bonnie Barth, Joann Rogers, Robert Brown, Farrell Adkins, Raymond Jaco s, Francis Jacobs. Front row, left to right, Richard Burton, Richard Armstrong, Bill Keuhner, Com- mander, Lynn Stokes, Adjutant of the guard, Arthur Riemang Thomas Caw, Gerald Beeler, Ronnie Ballew. Page 71 1:1-zzzzzzzrgzz ...am . ,gg , ...... .,,..,, ,,,, ':g1:1:I.1 wt --3, ,..,,..g......, , .. .... .,. nun.. nn 1 5 ....Nwyp1Nb , ..,,.......... . ..,..........g. -...1zt:z::2tz:z.i I, ...ut-.a....v - f-:zz :exams 1 xx ' 6 wg, Back row, left to right, Bob Cox, Charles Sechler, Robert Meyer, Forrest Hoff, George Bruns, Kenneth Hart, Lewis Kelly, Robert Rrgg, Gary Holtsclaw, Earl Joiner, . Bob Davis, Richard Walker, Bob Crawford. Second row, left to right, Douglas Tracy, Bill Wallace, Robert Brown, Tommy,,Cog- dill, Orville Schafer, Fred Woodruff, George Briner, Jerry H ickman, Ted Long, Norman Barton, Norman Mayhew, Jerry Woods, Bob Smith, Stanley Dawson. Third row, left to right' Franklin Johnson, Charles Edwards, Raymond Anderson Charles Adkins, Charles Lyon, John Elliott, Bob Pawling, Duane Keck, Larry Bow- ker, Harold Hawman, Lavern Vaughn, Bill Violett, William Butler, Lee Ellis. l Front row, left to right, Larry Pankau, Ronnie Godley, J.W.Williams, Greg Swrnney, Richard Woods, Galen Clark, Lynn Stokes, Charles Tiedt, George Viosky, Jim Rose- nauer, Donald Nigh, Bill Stout. 5,92 row, Franklin Albertson, Charles Kephart, Richard Jerry Sanders, Richard Vander- mark, Bill Vessar George B1 Pete Schubert, Stanley Lang. Second row, left to rightg Dowles, Dollin, David Potter, Mitchell Rose- nauer, Darrell Childers, Lawrence McCrary, Dickie Hummer, Ronnie Bowers, Thomas Caw, Elmer Cogdill, Daniel Gray, Bill Yarnell, Robert Hadley, Bill Allen, Marlowe Klaiber. Third row, left to right, Oscar Wilson, Richard Burton, Bill Irwin Donald Nigh, Her- man Schwader, Harold Dowell, Donald Hanlan, Gerald Beeler, Sammy Thompson, Bill Klapmeyer, Lewis Stout, Harvey DuPree, John Griggs, Garnett Hecker, Melvin Ramseier. Fourth row, left to right, Bill Landers, Charles Ridpath, Bill Allgeier, Eddie Walker, Larry Whittington, Bill Keuhner, Kenny Stams, Jim Summers, Eddie Anderson, Jewel Morgan, Bill Lewis, Richard Ryther, Ronnie Ballew. mm, ,,,, ........-.- faasaleszise A - 'W 0 In , G Back row, left to rightg Claude Bradford, Forrest Lewis, Vernon Yager, Paul n Knap , Larry Gloshen, Elmer McKnight, Larry George, Garland Thompson, Donald 9 Merrili, Laverne Goolsby, Clyde Mitchell, Roger Montgomery, Jack Epperson,Gor- L den Hopkins. Second row, left to right, Raymond Jacobs, Charles Fountain, Wilson Fletchall, e Bob Davenport, Francis Jacobs, Wayne Kohnke, Glen Woodrall, Alfred Silcott , Adolph Lustenburger, Tom Smith, Wilbert Taylor, Jerry Miller, Keith Knapp, Jackie Hutchison., Joe McNall . Third row, left to right, Frank Ramseier, Curtis Adkins, Marvin Waters, Richard Wilson, Billy Blohm, Bob Busch, Charles Smith, Jerry Ashlock, Ronnie Harrison, Clarence Stark, Farrell Adkins, Larry Schultz, Larry Christian, Robert Rich. Front row, left to right, Larry Goodwin, Richard Armstrong, Don Hoke, Milton Stark, Jerry Ezzell, Bob Simpson, Warren Laukemper, Arthur Rreman, Robert Eberle, Dan Evans, Roger Ulrich, Frank Ellis. ' D.-- 71 6'lqaaml6'au'fu2A7e mmamnmu. t Q2 if Back row, left to right, Ronnie Ballew, j.W. Williams, Raymond Jacobs, Lewis Kelly, Farrell Adkins, Raymond Anderson, George Viosky, Larry Goodwin. Second row, left to rightg Larry Gloshen, Dan Evans, Kenneth Stams, Forrest Hoff, Larry George, LD. Widner, Warren Laukemper, jim Summers, Arthur Rieman, Ronnie Godl ey. Front row, left to rightg Marlowe Klaiber, Donna Sheeks, Joann Rogers, Claudette Ander - son, Patricia Parr, Carol Leddy, Bonnie Barth, Gloria Young, Bob Wright. The purpose of this organization is to promote the Reserve Officers Training Corps program at Lafayette High School and to act as a guiding light for the whole unit. Sergeant I. T. Daniels and Sergeant A. Gree- bon, instructors at Lafayette, are the sponsors. f, ff ge OFFICERS 'T ' S!! ' Commander ..... ............ . ,... Lynn Stokes . .f , 1 N K , V Vice-Commander ... ..,.,,.,,, jim Summers .L , -' ecre ary arren au emper gy , S t .,........ W L lc QL . - Treasurer ............ I. D. Widner ,fSfEglpiNI..,f3'g 2- It Sergeant-at-arms ....... Raymond Iacobs , ' Chaplain .............. Larry George ww Reporter ..... Larry Gloshen Page 73 Ip 4. 5. 6 7 8 9 10 11 Page 74 1. 2. 3. 'VF' Coronation of Queen Maxine -Basketball Queen 1951-52 Ain't we got fun ? Warmin' up for next season, boys? Norma Rosenauer--alias Queenie The locker floor--or suicide row Tip off of the Lafayette --Wentworth game just plain joe fParrJ Watch the birdie 1 -- Mr. Prawitz Apple Blossom Parade--May 1951 The man with the horn Brrrrl Havin' fun? r 1 LA fd 44,0 N' ' iff 'A: A4 4kll'? f .,.,. 'fi' M 51 dvi Q LW 4.14 ff'--.2-.uf-f-,,l. 1:, J-.vfw-A - -5 aL.,z:. gmNE?o, u3 me Q '-idfkvflwffwwl P QW fp Sis Q1 M 9' ff Tix f AX P 41 f -hr, Z ., f 1 1 X W A 4 ,LMEL-ff ,fi ,I ' Y ', ' Page7 8 .ff95.2 As the twenty-four R.O.T.C. boys formed an arch of sabers on both sides of the stage just below the steps, acting Batta- lion Adjutant, Cadet lst Sgt. Dan Evans called the names of the girls and escorts as they came down the aisle. The attendants, in pastel formals with corsages of roses contrasting with their formals, came first with their escorts as follows: Norma Rosenauer, Shirley White, Arlene Norvell, Shirley Muff, Doris james, Lavon Carter, Carol jean Schiltz,and Evelyn Metzinger. The escorts were as follows: Cadet Sgt. Larry George, Cadet Mfsgf. Elmer McKnight, Cadet lsr Sgt. Eddie Anderson, Cadet Sgt. lst Class Bob Wright, Cadet Lt. Bob Simpson, Cadet Lt. Bob Elberle, Cadet Lt. Charles Tiedt and Cadet Lt. Kenneth Stams, respectively. The sponsorettes, also dressed in pastel formals with cor- sages of carnations, then proceeded with their escorts as fol- fows: Donna Sheeks, Bonnie Barth, Gloria Young, Carol Leddy Joann Rogers, Claudette Anderson and Patt Parr. The escorts were: Cadet Lt. Arthur Riemen, Cadet Lt. jim Summers, Cadet Lt. Galen Clark, Cadet Lt. Warren Laukemper, Cadet Capt.j erry Ezzell, Cadet Lt. Lynn Stokes and Cadet Capt. I. D. Widner, respectively. ia ,, Then the designation and presentation of the commissions to the sponsor officers were given.Sponsor Captains were Donna Sheeks, Gloria Young, and Bonnie Barth. The two Maior Btn. PATT PARR Commanders were Joann Rogers and Carol Leddy. Claudette Anderson was elected Lieutenant Colonel, while the highest officer elected was one of our favorite seniors, Patt Parr. Sponsor Colonel After a brief speech, thanking the R.O.T.C. boys for nomina- ting and electing thu attendants and sponsor officers to these honorary office s, Colonel Patt Parr then announced the pro- motions of cadets, and issued commissions for last year's R.O. T.C. achievements. This concluded the 1952 installation. Standing, left to rightg Elmer McKnight, Eddie Anderson, Bob Eberle, Kenny Srams, Galen Clark, Warren Laukemper, Lynn Stokes, J. D. Widner, jerry Ezzell, jim Summers, Arthur Rieman, Charles T1edt,Bob Simp- son, Bob Wright, Larry George. Sitting, left to right, Shirley White, Arlene Norvell, Lavon Carter, Evelyn Metzinger, Gloria Young, Carol Leddy, Claudette Anderson, Patricia Parr, Joann Rogers, Bonnie Barth, Donna Sheeks, Carol jean Schiltz, Doris james, Shirley Muff, Norma Rosenauer. P age 76 ua S A of 195.2 Miss Norma Rosenauer was installed as Miss Shamrock of 1952 on September 28 preceding the Lafayette-Wenv worth game. Norma wore a white suit and carried a bou- quet of yellow chrysanthemums. She was escorted by Mr. Donald Ussary, game captain. Miss Claudette Anderson, the Maid of Honor, wore a green suit. She was escorted by Mr. Richard jordan, student body president. The processional consisted of the band, the cheer- leaders, the Colleens and the attendants who were Misses Bonnie Barth, Nancy Bonham, Bette Carroll and Meredith Long. They wore green and grey jumper outfits and were escorted by members of the reserve football team. Miss Shamrock was presented formally by Mr. Richard Jordan and she then expressed her appreciation for the honor she had received. Miss Georgee Hash was in charge of the ceremony. NORMA ROSENAUER Miss Shamrock of 1952 INSTALLATION Page 77 MAXINE WORLEY Basketball Queen of 1952 I A E .2 of 195.2 Miss Maxine Worley, an attractive and popular senior, was crowned queen of the 1952 basketball season preceding the 1 afayette-Wentworth game on january 15. The processional was composed of the band, followed by the color guard and cheerleaders. Miss Worley was escorted to her throne by acting captain Tom Brady and her pages, four year-old Vickie Ree Webb and three-year-old Bob Van Sickle. The Maid of Honor, Miss Carol jean Schiltz, who was es- corted by student body president, Dick jordan preceded the Queen to the platform. The attendants were Misses Donna Adams, Charlotte Howard, joan Pettijohn, and Beverly Howard. They were escorted by Don Morgan, Bill McKinney, Dave Mason and Richard Lehman, respectively. X After Dick Jordan had placed the crown on Maxine's, head, 0 ,,, 2,X ,K jx I, 'she expressed her gratitude for the honor bestowed upon her ' X' 5 .1 Xl' The ceremony closed with a yell for Queen Maxine 0 V i Miss Gyeorgee Hash was in charge of the ceremony. VV U -V! The basketball squad presented Queen Maxine with a sym- V, ' if xx 'I bolic gift, a gold basketball necklace, before the Coronation. 1 1 1 ,J Q a qi V ,JI -9 . ly 0 ,, IV Q J 'X 'QV fp fb , X ,fi JJ 5, 'Qi' 1' n ,F P' 4 JJ!! R sa' P' s ' F , JN Jifxik 51 ,fa r X J up 9 . ,ogy KJ X . 'l , 7...- I . J fl ! I j. s e IV Page 78 INSTALLATION K i ., , P r OL , J rv, f -0' .inet an fu if 0... zum' We .4 f 6 aan a MR. TUCKER Our Lafayette faculty and student body lost a most valued friend when Mr. E. A. Tucker's death occurred in july. Mr. Tucker came to Lafayette in the early twenties from La Grange College near Hannibal, Missouri, to teach in the Social Studies Department and immediately made a place for himself in the in stitution. To colleague and student he was the kind, considerate, gentle person whose motto might have been What touches me shall be last served. All who knew him had the highest regard for his zest for learning, his interest in his fellow man, and his willingness to serve. As one of our instructors, he took up the study of Latin and, without assistance, worked his way through the Roman authors of college level. Likewise did he continue his study of Greek. His copy of a German translation of the New Testament is a prized memento of one of our faculty members . No task was too small or too difficult for his best efforts. His family and close friends knew of his var- ious interests but his work and his students came first. It was a rare privilege to sit beside him on a fishing expedition where the conversation ranged from Plato's philosophy to the best bait for certain species. In tribute to his memory Lafayette can cite many, many incidents to testify to his sterling worth. Per- haps the tribute Rudyard Kipling gave to his own deceased brother best describes our departed friend. Ev'en as he went that day to death, So walked he from his birth, In simpleness, in gentleness, In honor, and clean mirth. 'A'f- fmt A',Mf4.e,,Q r 359596 0 J ' 9 ' ifiix Eli fy' 'Ii 'Od Qi? Wikia' MA -E vw s 70 Sega' , ' 9 I I 9 - , . , ' ' i f A Yi 0 Lampions ,... .......... .. ...... ,.-. i..,f,.,... 5 s .. .... ...... ' ..... ng., ,,,,.. Legend ' - Oak ... .... -....-:..-..4'.. .... ,I L.. -... 1 .f ' , u 5 J e ll 5 ' Basket ....-- ,.... ' .,.... yf1'.,,,.,6 - . N- Em 'W' n 6 E 2 v te . 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