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

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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

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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.

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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!