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

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1953 volume:

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'ss' vfww ' Q, MEMORIAL FOR JUDY TURNER Judy Turner, at the age of seventeen, left us last summer, August 13, to join the House of God. ' She was a member of the mixed choir, loved home economics, attended the Junior- Senior Ban uet in April of 1952, and was very active in all outdoor sports. She was a member of the Savannah Avenue Baptist Church and sang in the choir. We will always remember this bright eyed, peppy, red headed girl who was always ready to help when ever she could. 'For thou hast delivered my soul from death: Wilt 'not thou deliver my feet from fallin , that I may walk before God in the Eght of living? Psalms! 56-13 IN MEMORIAM To Rodger Loran Strong who died during his Freshman year at the age of fourteen. Green be the turf above, Friend of my better days! None knew thee but to love thee, Nor named thee but to praise. X ff' 2? sf' . 'Tl . x. X . u., . .- XR X .U Nl v ' l 1' x V K X. E 1 x L Ai X. 'AN ' lx x ln R l X KY xx : Yi ., gl l., ,M Q SUPERINTQENDENT SCHOOLS I 3 bl .E ,V I+ , xl l EJ 'l . . The S-upprmterldent ofxskhools is a mail-who has served mhis posigionk with all 'of' ' his abiliiflflfjintegfity' effiienqqhnd ilpyalty. He ist Mr. George Bickwell, who fox x nine yelars h1s'endeay.o're tolmiprgvqgipr school syfsfgm sb Ehat -goday we look upoxh M' it wlch much ridex, ,V if .x 'i 'N lx ' lo , N P VV EJ L, lv I NN . , 1' e .fs .1 - IV- -e 1- ' e lf' A K' ' 1 l y ,T L 4? J , Q. U .Ky 1, Bongo! OF EDUCATXION 6 , e. 1, gk ,ye l' ffhe HOW? of Edqdagib ls-pl group of nine people, who work for theubergermenc -X A' ij ' ,fvour . Wei, t V Icy' and students, wish to express our sincefe appfecid- MIN l fiom fofftlle tlme alll?-fzforf Board has given to'our school. X A 5 ,L Ll I 9 lf. ll ex x yt , . I. ,ul K. , . . . J X , ,xx , , , X f QJUV .JL X ' A Xl ', ' ' , 1 w ,- Q, ' . . xg X ' Y - -X , in me 1 X 'xx X -hex K ,h . -.X S l 4x x 4 . :xx ' X , W lX Y x i Vos. I . .xxx K, X XX Page 5 -. pafzenl 7066424 14 ' ' The P.T.A. is an organization that does everything possible to form closer relations between the home and the school so that the teachers and parents may co-operate more intelligently in the train- ing ofthe child- This year they did a splendid job in fulfilling this purpose- The officers for this year arei Mrs- James Schiltz, presidentg Mrs. A. E. Ringer, first vice-presi- dentg Mr. Charles Thomas, second vice-presidentg Mrs. R. Ramseier, secretaryg Mrs- Norman Moore, treasurerg Mrs. Goldie Dunlap, historiang and Mr. Clifford Adams, sergeant-at-arms . . -:.w.i4 i The Booster Club is an organization composed of Lafayette teachers, fathers, and alumni who are interested in the welfare of our school. They accomplish many projects that will benefit the school and help the community. The officers of the club for the past year have been! Mr- Ivor Brown, presi- dent, Mr. Leroy Mead, vice-presidentg Mr. Donald Gibson, secretaryg and Mr. Charles Thomas, treasurer. .Sian of ,Gaiam lchfisors Principal, MR. CHARLES W. THOMAS Mr. C. W. Thomas has been our principal for two years and has proved to be capable, helpful and progressive. He will be remembered by all as a person who is willing to do all he can to make this a school everyone can be proud of. Vice-Principal, MR. FRANK BAKER Mr. F. C. Baker, our capable vice-principal, will be remembered for his untiring effort to carry out all the tasks that have been put upon him. He is respected by all who know him, student and faculty alike. Counselor and student, MISS GEORGEE HASH 1 F' Advisor of Girls, MISS ANNA HAGUE Miss Anna Hague has shown this year, as in the past, that she is most efficient as our advisor to girls. Miss Georgee Hash, recognized by everyone as a fine friend and counselor, has helped many of us in planning our future careers. Page 7 fvffv Page 8 Q-'sd Q aclieafe' Mr. Evan Agensfien B. S., M. A.g General Mathg Algebra I, II, IIIQ Geometryg Trignometry. Mr. Frank Baker B.S., M.S.g Civicsg Vice- Principal. Miss Mildred Bringman B.S., M.S., English 10 81 113 Journalism. Ad- visor to the 'Oak' and Light Staff. Miss Aline Brown A.B., M.A.g Sociologyg General Ge ographyg American Historyg Amer- ican Governmentg Junior Sponsor. Miss Eva Brown B.S., M.A.g English 9, 10, 115 Senior Sponsor. Mr. Charles Curr B.S.g Industrial Arts 8, 9, 10, 123 Mechanical Drawingg junior Sponsor. Mrs. Goldo Dunlap B.S.g Social Scienceg Civicsg Sponsor of joan of Arc Y-Teens. Mr. Donald Gibson B.S., M. A.g Civicsg American His r . Miss Logan Gilbreath B.S.g Chorus 83 Girls' Chorus 9g Word Studyg Glee Club. Mrs. Jeannie Groom B.S.g Sec. Edg Civicsg Math 83 Health. Miss Anna Hague B.S., M.A.g English 85 Word Studyg Attendance Office. Miss Georgee Hash A.B., M.A.g Counselingg Sponsor F.T.A. and Student Senate. Mr. Basil Hoehn B.S.g General Scienceg Chemistryg As s istant Football, Track, Basket- ball Coach. Mr. James R. Jordan B.S., M.A.g World His- toryg Biologyg Civics. Miss Kathleen Lindsay B.S., M.A.9English Arts 85 English 9. Mr. Robert Matheson B.S., M.A.g Healthg Phy- sical Educationg Foot- ball Coach. Miss Marilyn Maxwell B.S.g Spanish I, llg Math 83 English Arts 85 Col- leens Sponsorg Spanish Club. Miss Helen McMachen B.S., M.A.g Art sg Ad- vanced Artg Sponsor Arr Club. Mr. Lynn MeHarg B.S., Co-ordinator of Di- versified Occupations. Mrs. Dorothy Pendleton A.B.g Home Economics I, ll, lllg Sponsor of F. H. A.g 8th grade Y- Teensg Junior Sponsor Chairman. Miss Elizabeth J. Phelan B.S., M.S. in Edg Math 83 General Mathg Iunior Sponsor. Mr. Charles Potter A.B., 1.. S. C., M.A.g Bandg Chorus 8g Mixed Choirg Advanced Glee Club. Page 9 Page 10 .f 'Q Mrs. Margaret Remington B.S.g Home Economics I, II, IIIQ Sponsor of F.H.A. 1 Mrs. Roberta Riemer A.B.g bhster of Musical Educationg Englishg Orchestra. Miss Bertha M.Rightmire A. B., A. M.g Civicsg Governmentg Social Studies. Miss Martha Roxanna Robb B.S., School Librarian. Mrs. Irene Shoentag Miss Doris Stoneburner B.S., M.A.g Bookkeep- ingg Psychologyg Short- hand Ig Typing Ig Junior Sponsor. Miss Willetta Todd B.S.g M.A.g Gym 8, 9, 10g Health 83 Senior Class Sponsorg G.A.A. Miss Ina Wochtel B.S., M.A.g Office Prac- ticeg Business Eaglishg Typingg Stenography. Miss Dorothy Wuerfele B.S.g English Arts 89 English 93 Assembly L Committee. Mr. John Yancey B.S.g English Arts 85 B.S., M. A.9 Biologyg General Math- Senior Class Sponsor. Mr. Richard Shrout B.S.3 M.A.g Social Sciexiceg Typewritingg Assistantliootball Coachg Basketball Coach. I NOT PICTURED Miss Winifred Gallagher B.S., M.A.g Social Eng- lishg Special Englishg English 9, 123 Speechg Sponsor of Orphe-Del- phiansg Director of Christmas Pageant. Mrs. Lois Green B.S.g General Scienceg General Mathg Sponsor Senior High Y-Teens. Miss Emma Lee Ficklin A.B.g English 9310, llg Director of Senior High Assembliesg Chair- man of Activity Point Committeeg Sponsor of Sesoras. Miss Faye Slater B.S., M.A.g Algebra Ig Testing. ,M f , Q X 3-sk 11 Gfwiffvifwfy W fi 25? Sr QM .fZWf'7f Mi? Q M :R fmfm ii EQ M 11 of Q X' W M 4512? W Ms, M Mm -S.- xl. A A if Aa-2 Rlkfgliig 5' 6 T 2,536 'Wi E59 fa ff' . fy ff Xga ff1.xz3?aQ2fSf!dZfA1,R4J '35-3Qx- A I 'K Q WM ,Vex rw puffgf' 4 at ,J r ,Q U YY ' sf f, if L ,L-1,W'5 ' 'NJ t -1 X px pix . f, We ' N A - A W DQ E f. -v C I ' he student Senate is an organization to - i e closer relations between the student , y and the faculty. It is to encourage and 265 5 t romote all accomplishments for the - 4 X general welfare of the entire school. .3 The Senate has been very fortunate in i - having Richard Hackman for their president siasm and his willingness to co-o erate with both students and faculty in order to produce a well-functioning Senate. He has accomplished these many services through his tireless effort and strong leader- ship- We, the students of Lafayette, will long hold Richard in the highest esteem- Q this year. We shall all remember Richard's enthu- jo gi Miss Georgee Hash was again the sponsor of the Student Senate- Back row, left to right: Tommy Alden, John Joseph, Dan Evans, David Schadt, Jim Giddens, Bob Neal, Elmer McKnight, David Mason, Larry George, Jim Ringer, Bill Mead, John Carson, Forrest Hoff, Rex Corbin and Tommy Wake. Third row, left to right: Bob Reynolds, Nancy Ball, Barbara Burket, Mary Lee McKinstry, Betty Ezzell, Joann Rogers, Charlotte Howard, Bill Jarrett, Shirley Mead, Donna Green, Margaret Southwood, 8 Marilyn Ruoff, J. W. Williams and Bob Hamilton. Second row, left to right: Shirley f Hoffman, Dixie Bender, Barbara Barth, Sally Strable, Illena Meek, Nancy Bonham, Flo Ann Courtney, Kathy Streeter, Pattv Adams, LaVon Carter, Richard Scharffhand Owen ' Reed, Larry Courtner. Front row, left to right: Roberta Jackson, Beverly Hamilton, Bette J. Carroll, Shirley Muff, Carol Leddy, Richard Hackman, Richard Lehman, Charles Meinert, iv. Carol Beason and lshrk Barth. F., X Qi' ' 'ff Page 12 'Z' '4.!Wi,l2ffg ,dJJ,Cf,2JfA A Cz, Axffrl - I!! .14 Ap0'ff -f9f79'f4'Y -' inf,-4, 'MI I in '76 'fri-fvxmuh 09103 5,5 . B i X Left to right Miss Willetta T ELMER MCKNIGHT E President R EORG OG RRY Gesldent Sew.-FR How we P' I I ! 5 aff' abd 14:ASTER Gasuter ADKINS, CHARLES Pageantg R.O.T.C.9 Boys' Chorusg Art Cluhg Sophomore Assemblyg Hi-YQ Derby Dayg Dra- maticsg Junior Senior Banquetg R.O.T.C. Ban- quet, Ball, and Review' junior Concessionsg D.O.g Clip 8t Cartridge. Ambition: A big wheel. AKINS, VERNA Freshman Picnicg Intramural Letterg Library Assistantg Y-Teensg Sophomore Partyg Student Senateg Glee Clubg Miss Hague's Assistantg junior Concessionsg Junior-Senior Banquetg Colleens. Ambition: Homemaker. ARMSTRONG, JANE Colleensg Sgt.-at-Armsg Freshman Picnicg Y- Teensg Sophomore Partyg Library Assistantg junior Assemblyg Junior Concessions: Light and Oak Staffsg Junior-Senior Banquetg D.0. Ambition: Homemaker. ASHLOCK, JERRY Freshman Picnicg Hi-Yg Presidentg Sophomore Partyg Junior-Senior Banquetg Derby Dayg R.O.T.C. Review. Ambition: Be a member of the E.A.P.B. BABB, JANET Mixed Choir Soloist, Contestsg Freshman Pic- nicg Y-Teensg Miss I-lague's Assistantg Soph- omore Partyg Sesorasg Silver and Gold 'L . Junior-Senior Banquet. Ambition: Concert Singer. BALLEW, RONALD R.O.T.C. Review, Banquet, and Ballg R.0. T.C. Installationg Freshman Picnicg Honor Guardg Junior-Senior Banquetg Junior Conces- sionsg Derby Dayg Clip and Cartridge. Ambi- tion: Mechanic. 1953 John Yancey, and Miss Eva BIOWH- Page 13 Page 14 sus 0-if 4-A as wi .S'z'aa4afS BARNETT, JERRY R.O.T.C. Review, and Ball: Freshman Picnic: Junior-Senior Banquet: Theta Hi-Y. Ambition: Civil Engineer. BELL, HUBERT Ambition: To be on time. BIRD, JERRY Hi-Y: Basketball and Football. Ambition: State Patrolman. BOWEN, VIC R.O.T.C. Review and Ball. Ambition: None. BOYER, EVERETT Band. Ambition: Musician. BRADFORD, CLAUDE Freshman Picnic: R.O.T.C. Review and Ban- quet: Ambition: Engineer. BRANSON, PHYLLIS Freshman Picnic' Girls' Chorus: Y-Teens: Glee Club: F.H.A.: Junior Concessions: Junior Board: Junior-Senior Banquet: Pageant: Clip and Cartridge: Sponsor Officer: Oak' Literary Editor: Light Staff: R.O.T.C. Ban- quet, Ball, and Review: Silver L . Ambition: Laboratory Technician. BRINER, GEORGE Freshman Picnic: Student Senate: R.O.T.C. Ball and Review. Ambition: To be President. BROWN, BILL Ambition: To join the Navy. BUDINE, SHIRLEY F.H.A. Ambition: Christian Missionary. BURNETT, BILLIE Girls' Chorus: Glee Club: Mixed Choir: Junior- Senior Banquet. Ambition: Undecided. CARTER, LAVON Christmas Pageant: Freshman Picnic: Y- Teens: Sophomore Pilgrimage: Sophomore Party: Student Senate: Sesoras: Junior Assem- bly: President, Art Club: Junior-Senior Ban- quet: Girls' State: R.O.T.C. Attendant: Junior Board: Office Assistant. Ambition: Free Lance Artist. CHANEY, SHIRLEY Freshman Picnic: Library Assistant: Glee Club: Mixed Choir soloist and contest: Junior- Senior Banquet: Light Staff, Circulation Man- ager. Ambition: Nurse. CHOWNING, DOROTHY Chorus: Glee Club: Mixed Choir. Ambition: Homemaker. ...J W f CORBIN, REX Band, Junior Concessions, Junior-Senior Ban- quet, Junior Assembly, Oak, Business Man- ager, O.D. Ambition: Undecided. CREAL, LYNETTE F.I-LA., Y-Teens, Chorus, Sophomore Party, Glee Club, Library Assistant, Junior Conces- sions, Junior-Senior Banquet, Mixed Choir, Junior Assembly, Sesoras, Spanish Club, Vice- President. Ambition: Home Economist. CRENSHAW, BILL Freshman Picnic, Sophomore Party, Football Banquet, Junior-Senior Banquet, R.O.T.C. Banquet' Vice-President, Lettermen's Club, All conference and All City Football Selec- tion. Ambition: Undecided. CROCKETT, ELDON Freshman Picnic, I-Ii-Y, Sophomore Party, Let- termen's Club, Junior-Senior Banquet, Derby Day, Clip and Cartridge, Rifle Team, Silver 'L , Varsity letters in Football and Basket- ball. Ambition: To be a successful person in everything I do. DECKER, JOAN Glee Club, Sophomore Party, F.H.A., Mixed Choir, Y-Teens, Junior Assembly, Junior Board, Projectionist, Junior-Senior Banquet, Office Assistant. Ambition! Comptometer Oper- atof. DELAY, EDNA Glee Club, Freshman Picnic, F.H.A., Mixed Choir. Ambition: Homemaker. DALBEY ELMA Entered Lafayette from Stanberry. Ambition: Nurse. DOLES, LELAND Freshman Picnic, R.O.T.C. Banquet, and Re- view, Junior-Senior Banquet. Ambition: Radio Operator. DORRELL BILLIE ANN Freshman Ficnic, Y-Teens, Sophomore Party, Library Assistant, Student Senate Alternate, Junior Concessions, Junior-Senior Banquet, Colleens, Teacher's Assistant, Derby Day Dance, Light and Oak Staffs, Silver L . Am- bition: Therapeutical specialist. ELLIOTT, HELEN Freshman Picnic, F.H.A., Sophomore Party, Library Assistant, Glee Club, Junior-Senior Banquet, Student Senate, Junior Concessions, Mixed Choir, Colleens, Office Assistant. Ambition: Stenographer. ELLIOTT LORETTA Freshman Picnic, Colleens, Library Assistant, Glee Club, F.H.A., Student Senate Alternate, Gold and Silver L', Intramural Sports, Soph- omore Party, Junior-Senior Banquet, Mixed Choir,Junior Concessions, Junior Play, Office Assistant. Ambition: Stenographer. EZZELL, BETTY Freshman Picnic, Intramural Sports, Cheer- leader, Student Senate, Mixed Choir, F.T.A., F.H.A., Glee Club, Y-Teens' Sophomore Party, Junior-Senior Banquet, Sponsorette of R.O.T.C. Ambition: Teacher. FARRELL, ROSE F.H.A., Teacher's Assistant, Se cr e t a ry, Spanish Club. Ambition: Office Worker. FREED, LOUISE Girls' Chorus, F.l'I.A., Glee Club, Student Senate. Ambition: Secretary. Siam S Page 16 Sim GATES, ANDREW Freshman Picnic' B ' , oys Choir: Band' So omore Party' O h , rp e-Delphians: Mixed,C Track: Junior Play. Ambition: A singer. nh- hoirg GLOSHEN, LARRY Freshman Picnic: Clip and Cartridge H Ambition Undecided GOLZ FLOIDA YTeens Glee Club H ostess Junior nior Banquet Junior Concessions Football Queen Attendant Baslretb ll a Queen Attendant A tion Nurse GOODWIN Fresh ID I , LARRY T man Picnic' Cli a d , I n Cartridge: R A.C. Banquet Ball an R ' ' ' .O. eview, Mixed Choir: ll City Rifle Team. Ambition: Baseball Player. GRIGGS, JOHN R.O.T.C. Review' Stude S , nt enate: Juni Senior Banquet: Derby Day: Hi-Y: Dramatic Ambition: To be a 'll' ' or. S. ml l0l13ll'C. GUTRIDGE, MARILYN Y-Teens: Freshman Picnic: Sophomor P Glee.Cl bg ' - ' ' ' c e arty u Junior Senior Banquet J e , unior Con ssronsg Mixed Choir: and Office Assistant. Ambition: Secretary. GUY, ANNA Chorusg Glee Club: Mixed Choir: J ' Ban ue . A ' ' - unior-Senior q t mbitron. To be a good typist. HARMON, LAUVERTA Girls' Chorus: Glee Club: J ' - ' qu unior Senior Ban- et. Ambition: Secretary. HART, PAT Entered from Benton: Junior-Senior Ba Ambition: T b 0111 nquetg o e a church worker. HARTLEY DO Fresh ' o , RIS man Picnic, Y-Teens' Gl , ee Club: Soph- re Party: Junior-Senior B 1 anquetg Mixed Choir. Ambition: Tele h p one operator. HAYES, SHIRLEY F.H. A.: Glee Club' F ,' reshman Picnic: Y- Teens.: Mixed Choir: Junior Concession Ambition: Secret Band' Junio Miss 1 s. ary. HEATH, ANNA MAE SFreshman Picnic: Sophomor P ' e arty, r- enior Banquet: Junior. Concessronsg l-lague's Assistant. Amb ' mon. Nurse. HENDERSON, KENNETH m Fresh an Picnic: Sports. Ambition: Profes- sional Golfer. HENDRIX, LULA MAE Entered from Benton: Junior-Senior Banquet' Choir: Office A ' Worker. 7 ssistant. Ambition: Church 45 Sz'auafS HEUMADER, SHIRLEY Y-Teens, Freshman Picnic, Band, Library Assistant, Sesoras, Sophomore Party, Soph- omore Assembly, Junior-Senior Banquet,Junior Concessions, Christmas Pageant, Silver and Goildd L', Music Contest. Ambition: Unde- ci e . HICKMAN JERRY Freshman Picnic, Basketball, Band, Junior- Senior Banquet, Derby Day, R.O.T.C. Revue. Ambition: Barber. HINTZ, PATRICIA Y-Teens, Orchestra, Library Assistant, Fresh- man Picnic, President, Sesoras, SOPIJOIHOIC Assembly, Glee Club, Mixed Choir, dlunior- Senior Banquet, Sponsorette, Clip an Cart- ridge, Light Staff, Silver 'L'. Ambition: To live in Berwyn, Illinois. HIRTER, ERMA JEAN Freshman Picnic, F.H.A., Girls' Chorus, Stu- dent Senate Alternate, Glee Club, Mixed Choir. Ambition: Homemaker. HOFF, FORREST Freshman Picnic, R.O.T.C. Banquet and Re- view, Clip and Cartridge, Mixed Choir, Re- serve Track Letter, Junior-Senior Banquet, junior Play, Student Senate, Pageant. Ambi- HOWARD, CHARLENE Pageant, Glee Club, junior-Senior Banquet, F.H.A., Junior Concessions, Cheerleader, R.O.T.C. Sponsorette, R.O.T.C. Banquet, Ball, and Review, Clip and Cartridge, Miss Hague's Assistant, Main Office Assistant. Ambition: Telephone operator. HOWARD, CHARLOTTE Freshman Picnic, Colleens, Y-Teens, F.H.A., Girls' Chorus, Girls' Intramural Sports, Soph- more Party, Sesoras, Glee Club, Attendant to Basketbal Queen, Junior-Senior Banquet, Junior Assembly, Mixed Choir, junior Conces- sions, Student Senate, Classroom Assistant. JACKSON, MARJORIE Freshman Picnic, Y-Teens' Band, Sophomore Party, F.H.A., junior Concessions, Miss Hague's Assistant, Silver L , Junior-Senior Banquet, Usher for the Pageant, Sponsorette, R.O.T.C. Banquet, Ball and Review, Clip and Cartridge, Gold L', Mixed Choir. Ambition: Airline Hostess. JACOBS, RAYMOND R.O.T.C., Student Senate, R.O.T.C. Review, Clip and Cartridge, Sgt.-at-Arms, Rifle Team, Junior-Senior Banquet, Stage Flag Detail, Honor Guard Commander. Ambition: Officer in JAMES, DORIS Freshman Relay Candidate, Girls' Chorus, F.H.A., Attendant to Football Queen, Glee Club, Junior Board. Ambition: Receptionist. tion: Engineer. Ambition: Secretary. the Marines. JOHNSTON, RUTH ELAINE Usher for Spring Festival, F.H.A., Junior Con- cessions, Christmas Pageant, Student Senate Alternate, Main Office Assistant. Ambition: Secretary. JOINER, EARL JR. Footlnll, R.O.T.C. Review, Banquet, and Ball, Freshman Picnic, Mixed Choir, Junior- Senior Banquet. Ambition: School Teacher. JONES, GARRY Citizenship. Ambition: Electrical Engineer. KINER, JERRY Sophomore Party, Hi-Y, Track Reserve Letter- Junior-Senior Banquet, Derby Day, Football Reserve Letter. Ambition: Major league base- ball player. Page 17 Page 18 Slmaaje? KING, BEVERLY President, Colleens: Band: Freshman Picnic: Y-Teens: F.H.A.: Student Senate: Maid of Honor to Miss Shamrock. Ambition: Housewife. KIRKENDOLL, DARLENE F.H.A.: Girls' Chorus: Mixed Choir. Ambition: Stenographer. KLAIBER, MARLOWE Freshman Picnic: R.O.T.C. Banquet, Ball, and Review: Sophomore Party: Basketball Let- ter: Derby Dayv: Junior-Senior Banquet: Clip and Cartridge: L Club. Ambition: Mechanic. KOHNKE, SHIRLEY Colleens: Y-Teens: Art Club: Miss Shamrock Installation: Freshman Picnic: Librar Assis- tant: Sophomore Party: Silver L': Clbssroom Assistant: junior-Senior Banquet: Junior Con- cessions: Office Assistant. Ambition: Sten- ographer. KRETZSCHMAR, PAUL Freshman Picnic: Hi-Y: Sophomore Assembly: junior-Senior Banquet. Ambition: Draftsman. LAU, JOHN Freshman Picnic: Band: Hi-Y, Treasurer: Sophomore Party: Track: Junior-Senior Ban- quet: Football: Christmas Pageant. Ambition: Engineer. LEDDY, CAROL President, Y-Teens: Secretary, Student Sen- ate: F.H.A.: Library Assistant: Office Assis- tant: Freshman Picnic: Sophomore Party: Glee Club: Silver and Gold 'L': junior-Senior Ban- quet: Derby Day Dance: Junior Concessions: R.O.T.C. Banquet, Ball and Review: Inter- City Student Council Parliamentarian: Missouri Student Council State Convention: Sponsor Major and Colonel: Light Staff, News Editor. Ambition: Homemaker. LEHMAN, RICHARD Student Senate: Freshman Picnic: Reserve Football, Track, and Basketball: Sophomore Party: Varsity Football, Basketball, and Track: Lettermen's Banquet and Picnic: Presi- dent, Junior Class: Junior-Senior Banquet: Derby Day Dance: Vice-President, Student Body: President, Lettetmen's Club. Ambition: Engineer. LEONARD, FORREST' Band, Orphe-Delphians. Ambition: Teacher. LOTT, BRYAN Entered from Fillmore: Band. Ambition: Elec- trical Engineer. MASON, DAVID Student Senate: Hi-Y: Freshman Picnic: Soph- more Party: Basketball Letter: Junior Board: iunior-Senior Banquet: Derby Day Dance: Let- terman Club. Ambition: Coach. MAY, CAROL Freshman Picnic Committee: Y-Teens: Girls' Chorus: F.H.A.: Sophomore Party: Junior Con- cessions: Derby Day Dance: junior-Senior Banquet: Assistant Light Editor.: Light Editor: Oak Staff: Spanish Club: Gold L . Ambition: Housewife. McCRARY, LAWRENCE Junior-Senior Banquet: Jtmior Play: Derby Day: R.O.T.C. Banquet and Ball. Ambition: Mfchamc- MCKINSTRY, MARY LEE Freshman Picnic: Y-Teens, President: Student Senate: F.H.A.: Sophomore Party: Sophomore Assembly: Glee Club, Accompanist: Junior Concessions: junior-Senior Banquet: Sesoras: Silver 'L : junior Assembly: Derby Day Dance: Mixed Choir: Student Council Conven- tion: Junior Board: Intra-High School Junior Red Cross Council: and Gold L'. Ambition: Homemaker. is Y- Siaaaajff MEEKS, DOLORES Y-Teensg Girls' Chorusg Freshman Picnicg Glee Clubg F.H.A.g Sophomore Partyg Mixed Choirg Miss Hague's Assistantg Junior-Senior Banquetg Junior Concessionsg Light and Oak Staffg Gold L'g Derby Day Dance. Ambition: Stewardess. METZINGER, EVELYN Attendant to Sponsorettesg Y-Teensg Junior Concessionsg Junior-Senior Banquetg D.O.g Miss Hague's Assistant. Ambition: Secretary. MILBOURNE, VIRGINIA junior Concessionsg Glee Clubg Bandg F.H.A.g Y-Teensg Office Assistantg Teacher's Assis- tantg Junior-Senior Banquet. Ambition: Secre- tary. MILLER, GAIL Bandg Sophomore Assemblyg Sesorasg Junior- Senior Banquetg junior Assemblyg Assistant Director of Pageantg Music Contest at Mary- ville. Ambition: Home Economics Demonstra- tor. MILLER, STEVE Freshman Picnicg President and Treasurer of Hi-Yg Sophomore Party: Mixed Choirg Reserve Football and Track Letterg Golf Teamg Junior Assemblyg Junior-Senior Banquetg Treasurer of Intra-City Hi-Y. Ambition: Architectural Enweff- Moons, DE.LoREs Christmas Pageantg ColleensgY-Teensg Fresh- man Picnicg Sophomore Partyg Junior Conces- sionsg Junior-Senior Banquetg Library Assis- talntg Sponsorette Candidate. Ambition: Tea- c er. MUFF, SHIRLEY . Freshman Picnicg Sophomore Partyg Christmas Pageantg Vice-President, F.H.A.g Candidate for Relay Queeng Glee Clubg junior Boardg junior Concessionsg R.O.T.C. Ball, Banquet and Reviewg Mixed Choirg Secretary, Colleensg Derby Dayg Iunior-Senior Banquetg Junior As- semblyg Sponsor Officer, R.O.T.C.g Maid of Honor to Basketball Queeng Treasurer, Student Senateg Clip and Cartridge. Ambition: House- Wlff- 0'DELL, CLAUDIA Freshman Picnicg Y-Teensg Intramural Sportsg Girls' Glee Clubg Sophomore Partyg Junior Concessionsg Mixed Choirg F.H.A.g Light and Oak Staffg Miss Hague's Officeg F.T.A. Ambi- tion: Teacher. PANKAU, LARRY R.O.T.C. Review and Banquetg Junior-Senior Banquet. Ambition: Auto Mechanic. PATCHIN, DONNA Y-Teensg Freshman Picnicg Glee Clubg F.H.A.g Office Assistant. Ambition: Secretary. PEEK, LORRAINE Freshman Picnicg Art Clubg F.T.A.g Student Senateg Glee Clubg Junior-Senior Banque rg Mixed Choirg Junior Concessions. Ambition: History Teacher. PETRIE, SANDRA Christmas Pageantg Y-Teensg Freshman Pic- nicg Bandg Sophomore Assembl g State Music Contestg Spanish Clubg Junior-Senior Banquetg Junior Assemblyg Silver L g junior Conces- sionsg R.O.T.C. Sponsoretteg Clip and Cart- ridge. Ambition: Teacher. POAGE, DON Freshman Picnicg R.O.T.C. Banquet, Ball and Reviewg Sophomore Partyg Varsity Letters in Football, Track, and Basketballg Derby Dayg junior-Senior Banquetg Letterman's Clubg Mixed Choirg Bandg.Letterman's Banquet. Am- bition: Highway Patrolman. POTEET, BERNARD Reserve and Varsity Football, Basketball, and Track Lettersg Freshman Picnicg Sophomore Partyg junior-Senior Banquetg Derby Day Danceg Lettermen's Clubg Lettermen's Ban- quet and Picnic. Ambition: Undecided. Page 19 Page 20 5z'm4afS RAMSEIER, MELVIN Freshman Picnic: Band: Sophomore Party: Christmas Pageant: R.O.T.C. Ball and Re- view. Ambition: Mechanist. REICHEN, EILEEN Freshman Party: Y-Teens: Sophomore Party: Glee Club: Junior-Senior Banquet: Junior-Con- cessions: Mixed Choir. Ambition: Secretary. RICHEY, VERNON Transferred from Savannah. Ambition: Mechanic. RIGGS, ROBERT R.O.T.C. Banquet, Review, and Ball: Honor Guard: junior-Senior Banquet: Derby Day Dance: Clip and Cartridge. Ambition: Accoun- tant. ROGERS, JOANN F.H.A.: Quill and Scroll: Colleens, Vice- President: Junior Board: Derby Day Dance' Student Senate: Intra-City Student Council Secretary: State Convention Sponsor Officer' Clip and Cartridge: R.O.T.C. Ball, Banquet and Review: Silver and Gold L :l.ight Editor: Oak Staff Photographer: Junior-Senior Banquet: Pageant Soloist: Glee Club: Mixed Choir: Honor Guard: Junior Assembly: Courtesy Com- mittee,-Chairman: Art Club. Ambition: To mas- fef Italian- ROSENAUER, NORMA Intramural Sports: Freshman Picnic: Student Senate: Band: Sophomore Parry: F.H.A.: Miss Shamrock : Colleens: Office Assistant: junior-Senior Banquet: junior Assembly: junior Concessions: Y-Teens: R.O.T.C. Sponsorette: Clip and Cartridge. Ambition: Undecided. ROUND, VIOLETT Girls' Chorus: Freshman Picnic: Glee Club: Sophomore Party: Mixed Choir: Junior-Senior Banquet: Main Office Assistant. Ambition: Sfefwsfavhff- , Rouse, CATHERINE Girls' Chorus: Y-Teens: Orchestra: Intramural Sports: Teacher's Assistant: Glee Club: F.l'l.A. Ambition.: Secretary. RUSH, ALICE Sponsor Officer: R.O.T.C. Banquet: Clip and Cartridge:Office Assistant: Junior-Senior Ban- quet. Ambrtion: Stenographer. v v 1 v RUSSELL, NADINE Majorette: Freshman Picnic: F.H.A.: junior- Senior Banquet: Art Club. Ambition: Home- maker. SANDERS, PAT Freshman Picnic: Y-Teens: Girls' Chorus: Glee Club: Advanced Chorus: Sophomore Party: junior-Senior Banquet: Usher for Pageant: Mixed Choir: Teacher's Assistant. Ambition. Secretary. SCHADTI DAVID Freshman Picnic: Reserve Football and Bas- ketball: Band: Hi-Y: Track Letter: Sophomore Assembly: Student Senate: Gold 'L': junior Scholastic Award: Junior Concessions: Toast- master, Junior-Senior Banquet: Dramatics: ...ettetmen's Club: Lampions: President, Orphe- Delphians. Ambition: Teacher. SECHLER, CHARLES Freshman Picnic: So homore Patty: R.O.T.C. Banquet and Ball: lgonor Guard: Derby Day Dance: junior-Senior Banquet: Clip and Cart- ridge. SHARP, BILL Freshman Picnic: Mixed Choir: Orphe-Delph- ians: Orphe-Delphian Banquet: Alunior-Senior Banquet: Light and Oak Staffs: lied Youth. Ambition: Some kind of business. S h ore Party' Christmas SHEEKS, DONNA Freshman Picnic: op om , Pageant: Glee Club: Sponsor Officer of R.O.T.C.: Clip and Cartridge: Junior-Senior Banquet: Junior Concessions: Mixed Choir: R.O.T.C. Review, Ball, and Banquet: Miss Hague's Office. Ambition: Secretary. SCHUBERT, PETE Sophomore Party: Hi-Y: R.O.T.C. Banquet, Ball, and Review: Junior Assembly: Junior- Senior Banquet: Derby Day: Clip an Cart ridge. Ambition: Farmer. SCHUCK, 'BETTY Freshman Picnic: Girls' Chorus: F.H.A.: Sophomore Party: Glee Club: Junior Conces- sions: junior-Senior Banquet: Assistant in Christmas Pageant: D.O. Ambition: Telephone Operator. STRONG, JERRY Football: Lettermen's Picnic and Banquet: Sophomore Party: Junior-Senior Banquet: Let- ' ' Amb' ' n: Teacher. termen s Club, Derby Day. ttio TAPEE, JACK Freshman Picnic: Track: Football Letterman: Hi-Y, Chaplain, Vice-President, President: junior-Senior Banquet: Lettermen's Club: ' . T be a Mixed Choir: Derby Day. Ambition' o member of the E.A.D.B. Club. TAYLOR, CONNIE Freshman Picnic: Sophomore Party: Junior Concessions: Junior-Senior Banquet: Christ- mas Pageant. Ambition: Nurse. THOMAS, NANCY Ambition: To be a Nurse. THUMAN, PAT Spanish Club: Secretary, Paint and Pallet C ub: Junior-Senior Banquet: Sesoras. Ambi- tion: Nurse. TIMMONS, BRYON TOWNSEND, CAR L Football Letterman: Freshman Picnic: Soph- omore Party: junior-Senior Banquet: Derby Day. Ambition: Unknown. If if fi, VLITRIMBLE RONNIE T Theta Hi-if, Nu Hi-Y, Sponsor: Ambition: Un- decided. VANSKIKE, CHARLENE Freshman Picnic: Y-Teens: Mixed Choir. Am- bition: Receptionist. VIOSKY GEORGE TC' Review Banquet and Ball' Rifle R.O. . . , , , Team: Honor Guard: Student Senate: Clip and ' - B t. Ambition: Cartridge: Junior Senior anque Public Accountant. WAKE, ROGER Reserve Basketball and Track Letter: Orphe- Delphians: Hi-Y: Spanish Club: Junior-Senior M' d Choir. Ambition: Engineer. Banquet: ixe Page 21 Page 22 Y.-W' Siaaaafcg' WAYMAN, ROGER Reserve Basketball and Track Letter: Orphe- Delphians: Hi-Y: Spanish Club: junior-Senior Banquet: Mixed Choir. Ambition: Lawyer. WILLMORE, BEVERLY Chorus: Freshman Picnic: Maiorette: Band: Girls' Glee Club: Mixed Choir: Junior-Senior Banquet. Ambition: Homemaker. C WOODS, GERRY R.O.T.C.: Boys' Chorus: Freshman Picnic Ambition: Machinist. YOUNG, GLORIA Freshman Picnic: Christmas Pageant: Glee Club: Sophomore Party: Sponsor Officer: junior-Senior Banquet: Y-Teens: Clip and Cartridge: Colleens: Ambition: Nurse. DINWITTY, SHIRLEY HALEY, SHIRLEY Glee Club: Sophomore Party: Junior-Senior Banquet. Ambition: To get married. KD Delores Meeks C25 Donna Patchin CSD Pat Hart MI Gary Holtsclaw Q52 Billie Dorrell Q61 Louise Freed 43' ... Page 23 1. 4 t .W ' W ,jim U ' Lf' 1 i e f , K if , ' y JJ! f 4' r U l Mflfl . ' 2 , , f .J ' W ,pi AM ' g . 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Front row, left to right: Luella Ratcllff Pat Meinert, Bette Carroll, Lea Gloshen, Nancy Bonham, Claudia Edwards Barbara Hlrter, Mary Alice Lau, and Beverly jordan. 47 gl 'Q'-'nv' Sz'm4af'7 Adams, Delores Dee Adams , Freddie Fred Anderson, Carol Sue Andy Anderson, Raymond Ray Adkins, Farrell Farry Albertson, Franklin Frank Ar mstrong, Richard Slim Arn, Alyce Al Alder, Anita Abbey Allnutt, Edna Eddy Babb, Dixie Cookie Baker, Joyce Snooks Sz'm4af'7 Ballard, Marilyn Mimmie t Barman, Shirley Shortie Brazelton, Sharon Shaw Brennan, Donna Beno Barnett, Sharon Barney Beahler, Hannah :il Hanny Brown, Audre Skipper Brown, Nancy Nan We . X, Dil:-1':Tl'f' QW ' 'A ' it 5 ff? 335355 Rf Q X is Beeler, Gerald J Cffy - Beers, Lois Mar ie g- Brown, Robert P. Bob Burnham, Ronald Burnie l Beggs, Mary May 14 Bonham, Nancy . Birdie X X 'Q' Busby, Maxine QR Buzzy V ...V v 'S .5 -uv Q, fx , Carroll, Bette a - -gf Q Bets 'J' sf -Q at 'X LF 'WX L Botsford, Dick -J Pig -. Bowen, Kathleen Kathy a K N4 Carson, john Star Clark, Barbara Babs Bowlin, Sharon Kay Bowman, Donnie Squeaky Clark, Mary Liz Clark, Shirley Shirl Page 27 Sz'm4af'7 Courtney, Flo Ann Flo Curtin, Carolyn Carrot Davis , Beverly Bev Die nstbier , Jud ith J udy Doles, Mary Tiny Dowlen, William Will Duncan, David Dave Dupree, Harvey jughead Edwards, Claudia Cocoa Fergison, Darlene Susie Forbes, Royce Ron Giddens, jim Tiger Gillespie, Betty Bet Gloshen, Lea Ora Lea Godley, Ronnie Ron Griggs, Willis W X Willy Groce, Barbara Barb Groenke, Charlene Windy Hadley, Robert Bob Hague, Sandra Sandy Hamilton, Robert Bob Hartley, Carol Peanut Haynes, joyce J Oy Hecker, Garnett Spud ,szamfv Hellerich, Richard Dick Hinson, Gloria Dimples Hirter, Barbara Barb Hoffmaster , Howard Howey Holtsclaw, Gary Skipper Hopkins, Gordon HOPPY Howard, Beverly Blondie Irwin, William Pesty James, Joyce Jessie James, Velma Daisy Jones, George Jonesy jordan, Beverly Bev Ann Kanatzer, Elsie Elsie Karguth Clara Clara Kent, Marilyn ' Lynn Kephart, Charles Charlie Kirschner, Laberta Corkie Krull, Lois Lou Lane, Twyla T'Lane Lau, Mary Alice Angel Lewison, De an Dean Lile, Darrell Daredevil Livingston, Paul junior Loy, Margaret Peg . x ,gi '3 '15 'HE N g gun- s J XD if 2 'V I I 5' ...,-. 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Ryse, Suzanne Susie Sands, Mary May Saunders, Mary Saunders Schiltz, james Jim Shewmaker, Joyce jocie Shillito, Sheldon Shelly Silcott, Sherry Kaylet Sklenar, Joyce Sandy Smallwood, Emma Smally Smith, Lois H. Helen Smith, Sharon Smitty Smith, Virginia jen Stams, Susan Sue Staples, Pauline Bauldy Steele, Glenda Ginny 'E Sf 3 5 x R 1 1 . 3 X QW' Q O ff, 2 Page 31 Page 32 1-:ii nn.. , If x all Sz'aMaf'7 Stroud, jo Ann Jody Swyhart, Frances Francie Thomas, Neva Lynn Tibbetts, Barb Pinky Tindle, jerry Pete Townsend, Carolyn Kitty Trimble, Marilyn Timmy Van Cleave, Barbara Van Vandever, Sharon Sharon Vessar, William Bill Viosky, Shirley Boots Walker, Eddie Red Wallace, William Bill Wattenbarger, Beverly Bev Weitlich, Richard Dick Whittington, Larry Whitty Widner, Patsy Pat Wille, Roberta Bobbie jo Williams, J. W. U Jay Wilson, Joyce JOY Winger, Darlene Winnie Wright, Robert Bob Yager, Vernon Vernon Yarnell, William Bill i af ,.. get . 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' Ada ms , Ile ne Adkins, Curtis F. Adkins, Dennis R. Allen, Billy B. Anderson, Donald A Anderson, Mary Ann Armagost, Thelma Arnold, Jimmy R. Aughinbaugh, Delores Aughinbaugh, Doris Baker, Marion Bales, Gerald r Q Ballard, Gary Beason, Carol gi. x. .g ' ' Beeler, Marcia as . ? 3 Bonham, Larry uf . . '- ,.. ,H t' Q Boyd, Jean U , Q sxziaailx 'Q Briner, Nellie R. , V Brown, Charles gg jx A F Bruner, Dixie ' ' Q-:Jr JR' Bruns, Pat 'fr N' 1, 49 Bunren, Sue F' Busby, Truett Q r Eg WA, X 'B I r .V Byford, Patricia 4 Callwell, Peggy Carter, Charles Catron, Karen Chastain, Ronald Chittim, june Chitwood, Fred Chivingt on, Maudie Clay, Raymond Clinesmith, Stanley 1. Corbin, Pat Courtney, james Coy, Judy Dancer, joseph Dankers, jean Dale Davenport, Bill Davis, Ronald .-Siafvi ' x K, X , se C W 'Q 'S f fi in Z ,Qi ,,h . T 1 r . 5 QQ? r sk 5 X Ei, x 3 .. I , sa? I H as ,. l . ' .-1 - xr ' . , up 0 1 Q u is S' is 5 6 J' ni ' Qf it .J 9 . if .. A' R Asr, at r A V A f C n , fa- -NW I wx 4 , rs, we 1 I, x 1 , X -r r I 5 X1 fl 1 Qnmnf ',- x v. x Y Dienstbier, Gary . 4- i Dorrell, Jacqueline Q . , Douglas, Marian A R X4-AXE 'X Dragoo, john E. Dunn, Mary Dye, George --Q 5 sh r, . 33' ga if fi Q S, ' Eastbourn, Donald ,X E' 1 P -I ER as 1 it N ' Edwards, Francis 'Q' g A I' in, A if 4 Eishmvi Laffy 'B 'zg rc. l Ai Elder, Karol Elford, Rhoda J. Elliott, Kenneth Ellis, Jack Erk, Robert 339 'QQ xml' up, NN W : rrss ,Mfr r -1:1 A 1,1 e 1.4. C. 4 ., k... S l LF, xv, A X , , 1 jam s ' f- - N ,rrr 'f Page 37 Page 38 J-- ,, ua- Q. Etnyre, Lee Filley, Betty Filmer, Betty Foster, Patricia Frederick, Beverly Frederick, jack Frump, Marshall Gentry, Margaret Ann Gillespie, Helen Goben, Charlotte Godley, Beverly Green, Donna Greenwell, Barbara Griggs, Kathleen Gutridge, Wallace Guy, Betty Guy, Don Hadley, Deanna Hahn, Darlene Hamilton, Beverly J. Wx Q , 15. Q ar , ' 'S+ 3 ky? 1 l t -- QQ 1... V 8 'f ,ggi K, EFA , 'fr 1151 has -1, f Hancock, jean 5' Handy, jacquelyn a Hankinson, Risdon Hannah, Ronnie A S ,1 ,is I N lk .. iff -,M D, . Q ., ,xxw A if 'L 9 ,aw J r Y v -,a.i i i . f K ' W , , if Q-A ,Y i lftrr 'C' ' ',,.. R 73 ' W L li. - . -4. I 5 Q 1- -6, X ,. ,,, X. 3 'F 1 I , e I ' ,fa ,J , .M of gud' Q ,Fifi . 5 . f ' at , 1' fe im D, in -3,6 . I x anv- , ! Q1 4 .fm 'Aff of Nxhlw .-Sicvvi t Harbison, Bill Harlow, Peggy 1. Harrison, Ronnie Harvey, Carole Haskey, Peggy Hawkins, Patti Lee Heard, Shirley May Heath, Jimmie Henderson, Larry Highland, Roxanna Hirter, Bill L. Hockensmith, Carole Holman, Shirley Hord, james Hosp, Aloha Hunt, Bob D. jackson, Delpha jackson, Roberta R. james, Shirley Jarzembowski, Shirley joseph, John Kilgore, Milo Kimble, Nancy Kirbey, Donna Kay Kuehner, Fred Lajoie, Cherie F. Linder, Sondra Lisenbee, James Livingston, john ,H b All ii k g'5E'5 Locklin, Joyce ll I ,. 'Q 5 X i R Lopez, Phyllis D' A 3' A W l ,A sr y . Q T 'I Lybarger, Phyllis L wx - X Q J Lynch, Jerry Ann A si f K , 1 4' -Q -a ' R R i , SEC? a- K , ., .f 1 Y J Q 1. Q, J N A Qi: h -11 Q It R! ,csga , a I Q 4 Orr, Raymond Owens, Johnny E. Packham, Edith Paden, Charles E. Paschke, Kaye Polley, Gene Portoroff, Carol Rethemeyer, Gene Reynolds, Bob Reynolds, Margaret Richardson, Donna Richards on, Edyth Mae Roades, Jerry Rolls, Jocelyn Root, Jim Rosenauer, Carol Rosenauer, Michel Rowlett, Jean Ruark, Mary E. Rumpf, Shirley Ruoff, Marilyn Saunders, Bobby Scharff, Richard Schiltz, Sallie Schindler, Karen Schneider, Judith Ann Schoenlaub, Nancy Schussler, Beverly x Malam, Robert Marlin, Carol . Marshall, Nancy i Mc Clure, He len McCoppin, Robert Mc Cush, Marilyn , O :M 4 al 3' J. as Y Q, va Q S 13. L X sm.: ' ,IQ Qiix ' . 1 x X K Q ,I i . X -X T5 ' ., xbqq f 'J e .a1.i J K' ' yiiii was E-f' has ,. i -A McGaughey, Chester H. McVey, Sandra Mead, Delores Merrill, Jack Miller, Sonny A 'Q - ii . fc N X Miner, Phiuip E. 1 hn- 1 Mooney, Loretta Neal, Maurice ug - Neff, John . Newlon, Marjorie Nicholson, Richard -3 F3 l J L' 'Kiwi , I Odette, Anna -Stafvl .eil El as I f 'Q Page 39 Page 40 Seckinger, Ronnie Short, Ethel Simpson, Ann Simpson, Eleanore Smith, Bob Smith, Peggy Smith, Rex Smith, Robert C. 'N Smith, Rosanna C T sl Sollars, George Sollars, jim K Sollars, joseph A WW A ht Stadler, Charles Stanley, Donna . Stapelton, Richard Steele, Charles V Stewart, Robert v 'JSI as ft . ,s t ...Q , cr F' 'lr P 'fe 5 f rr' Swails, Jeanie if X! ' A.. Swartz, Nancy Sue K I Taylor, Mary Ann .V - Tetherow, Earlene 'R ga T R' 1' , Tiffany, Ronnie 1 Q 'X Q Tilbury, jerry C ' Y A ' . Todd, D on A-li f 0 6,1 ' A , ' L 3 ,, f YJ 'K pk is-as 'f' .ff .gf T8 P 'Exo P irii 411. ..L, xg if A Ex xv E g Stafvi Tracie, Gayle Ussary, Phillip VanSickle, Rose Mary Vessar, Thelma Wake, Tom Walker, jim Wallner, Christine Walts, Bill Wattenbarger, Barbara j Weiser, Dewain Weitlich, Charlotte Wells, Betty Kay White, Betty White, janet Whitesel, Janice Williams, Dorothy F. Williams, Helen M. Wilson, Eileen B. Winder, Phyllis J. Wood, Roy F. Woods, Pat Woolridge, joe Wright, Corene Yager, Ruth A. Yarbrough, Hartley Yarnell, Ruth Zembles, jerry f r ff v G 1 EIGHTH GRADE Bott? row, ieft to right: DeWayne Curtin, Jef-1 Gillp trick, Barbara Gieber, Mary Frances Arn, Betty McKnight, Mark Barth, adil Billy Bowling. Middle row, left to right: Donald Chesser, Patricia Dallenbach, Ruth Ann Brown, Joy Bran- son, Nina Briner, Lucille Andrews, Carol Anderson, Janice Gillip, and Francis Esely. Top row, left to right: Tom Witt, Mary Sue Burnett, Jerry Daniels, Rena Ellis, Mike Fox, Melvin Howard, Doris Benitz, Patty Brigham, and Richard Wright. .f 1 Q Qw E IG HTH GRADE Bottom row, left to right: David Milligan, Don Leupold, Nora Hatton, Patty Sample, Carol Elmer, Sharon Schrupp, Carol Bowen, and Larry Good. Middle row, left to right: Charles Cox, Audrey Kerns, Richard Leidy, Judy Morgan, Fonda Parker, Naomi Arn, Carolyn Blitsch, John P. Owens, George Loy, and Donald Parker. Top row, left to right: Dixie Shaw, Cora Lee Gray, Ethel Round, Judith Pike, Hazel Scott, John Ellis, Carroll Harris, Myron Daum, Carole Bryant, Fred Haynes, and Norma Reep. Not in picture: Jimmy Lucas and Donna Johnson. 5? EIGHTH GRADE Bottom row, left to right: Larry West, Richard Slater, Donald LeRoy, Lucille Otte, Una Renfrow, Larry Glidewell, Sharon Lyon, Retha Morrison, David Stobaugh, David Harbeck, and Aden Ash- lock. Middle row, left to right: Connie Bates, Shirley Parkhurst, Nancy Gadler, Joyce ,Reinert, Judy Jones, Kenneth Clinesmith. Bob Hackman. Wanda McKnight, Beverly Lytton, Beverly Sue Garner, and Marilyn Brown. Third row, left to right: Sandra Joy, Toyce Allen, Ronald Sprague, Ronda Wachter, Denny Turner, David Martin, Carol Joy Freeman, Allen Wattenbarger, Doris Groh, Stephen Smith, and Margaret Burket. 945 EIGHTH GRADE Bottom row, left to right: Billy Ellis, Gary Allen, Robert Buck, Larry Cortner, Frank Cook, Kenneth Clements, Keith Harker, -and Lloyd Johnson. Middle row, left to right: Sandra Hand, Julia Harmon, Nancy Good, Judy Brickey, Erma James, Donna Jordan, Catherine McCauley, Phyllis Grimm, and Deanna Crockett, Top row, left to right: Harold Grimes, Lester Ashlock, Herbert Bledsoe, Delmar Culver, Dale Hudson, William Griggs, Ronald Gilbert, Denton Edwards, Gary Hawk, and David Jones. Page 41 EIGHTH GRADE Top row, left to right: Harriet Hai-bison, Roger Miller, Betty Lou Kuehner, Gary Pettijohn, Eddie Karguth, Barbara McGau- ghey, James Auxier, Janet Neely, Owen Reed, Beverly Keck, and Ronnie Miller. Middle row, left to right: Fayla Ann Glidewell, Robert Mathewson, Wayne Jahnke, Marilyn Milbourne, Jerry Hawk, Nancy Messbarger, Robert Rigby, Nancy Kronegg, Lois Lawhon, Esther Wilson and Orville Dotson. Bottom row, left to right: Charles Oldridge, Richard Miller, Phyllis Howard, Janet Poteet, Barbara Grinlinton, Christina Queen, Barbara Potter, Shirley Lisenbee and Joseph Gramer. Page 42 Shu EIGHTH GRADE Bottom row: left to right: Janice Wells, Johnnie Mayhew, Robert Steele, Charles Thomas, Jerry Ruark, and Roberta Shep- herd. Middle row, left to right: Ramona Grossman, Raymond Reynolds, Donna Willmore, Sandra Leake, Kenneth Knight, Vida Mae Niles, and Annabelle Lawrence. Top row, left to right: Roger E. Miller, Raydeen Jackson, Paul Kilgore, Donald Wachter, Bobby Smith, Eugene Morton, Louis Littler, Lenda Muir, and Bill Karrasch. - an EIGHTH GRADE Bottom row, left to right! Orville Roach, Jim Huber, Dickie Walters, Robert Jones, Lawrence Sherer, Joyce Wheat, Barry Stewart, Ronald Tharp, and Norma Young- Middle row, left to right! Lee Roy McKnight, Jesse Snapp, Tommy Thuman, Patsy Walker, JoAnn Sharp, Janice Adams, Sally Strable, Sarah Turner, Patty Shores, Bonnie Sechler, and Wayne Stevenson. Top row, left to right: Patty Ann Taylor, lla Rhei Shampnoi, Judy Vinson, Saundra Todd, Nancy Violett, Eugene Vandever, Marilyn Stiles, Avis Ann Shoots, Herb Thompson, and George Shaw- ff Y' fr I7 I ' J ,my 7 M .S U L1 I7 1 ' 4 D ' x xiiflafs if QQ . EXW X Yqdvfz Xqwkkx is fgyxhzxywtgffrflh gwiigf my f PQ Page 44 Custodians and engineers Office Assistants Cafeteria Help Miss Hague and assistants t l. Library Assistants Visual Education Operators Office clerks UGGAII Have you met the deadline? Is all the copy in? Pictures all identified? These are a few of the questions you would hear if, sometime during the year, you should come to Room 215. The publication of the Lafayette yearbook is not an easy task by any means, but every year the journalism class undertakes this project and succeeds. This year with the capable and efficient work of our Oak staff, the yearbook has again been published! Two people combined their talents, planned the yearbook and --1 did all the art work. They are our Editor, Margaret Loy, and Art Editor, Elmer McKnight. All the written copy was submitted by the Literary Editor, Phyllis Branson and her assistants. It takes much hard work and effort by every individual worker on the staff to make this publication possible. Miss Mildred Bringman has again given much time and under- PCB I-Oy standing to the staff and their project. fnwn.. Kit ! Standing, left to right: Bette Carroll, Carol May, Sherry Silcott, Dolores Meeks, Rex Corbin. Sitting, left to right: Billie Dorrell, Phyllis Branson, Peg Loy, Nelson McKnight, Bill Sharp. Foreground - Bill Sharp Center - Rex Corbin Background - Peg. Loy Side - Nelson McKnight SHIRLEY CHANNEY, Foreground PAT HINTZ, Background Page 45 Page 46 . the D , .... .,n11U8-1' in 0 H great responsx The first semester Joann, skillfully and efficiently, filled the position of Editor-in-Chief. She has spent a year previous to this in the Journalism Class and it is due to her great interest in the Light and her hours of hard and patient work, that the first eight issues were published successfully. Due to her efforts, she will be long remembered by her fellow staff members. Com, May 'Elocrw . u Edrfb 6 uLlQht h tn staff has eizfiir The uhigh for second Sem to sin0nS 1.01 May Staff D0 ecged Ca . editor l We have 3, editor- Bfmg mat SS Serve as Q . is a positlfm it is alllxght 1 of the ga,-ded i heart t W be re 'biittywlow Carol, holding the job of Editor the last semester proved to be a very capable leader. She held the position of assistant editor the first semester that gave her the experience and qualifications to be Editor. She spent nuany faithful hours to fulfill the task of publishing the last eight issues of the Light. With only one year of experience, Carol has done a wonderful job in pro- ducing the school paper. The journalism class under the patient guidance of Miss Mildred Bringman has successfully finished another year in the publication of the Lafayette Light. This could only be accomplished by the hard work done by everyone on the Light Staff. Each doing his duty, the soliciting, reporting, typing, the making of the dummies, copy and proof reading, circulation, and financing, were done with accuracy, dexterity, and faithfulness. The executive office of editor-in-chief was held the first semester by Joann Rogers, and the second by Carol May, who did their jobs competently. FIRST SEMESTER Joann Rogers Carol May Billie Dorrell Beverly Wattenbarger Dolores Meeks Claudia O'Dell Nelson McKnight Carol Leddy Pat Hintz and Shirley Chaney Carol Neely Carolyn Townsend Joann Rogers and Carol May Carol May and Beverly Wattenbarger Shirley Chaney, Phyllis Branson, Pat Hintz, Dolores Meeks, Carol Leddy, and Carol May Standing, left to right: Carolyn Townsend, Miss Bringman, Claudia O'Dell, Carol Neely, Beverly Wattenbar er, Andy Gates, Bill Sharp, lffelson Mc- Knight. Sitting, left to right: Phyllis Branson, Billie Dorrell, Shirley Chaney, Pat Hintz, Carol Leddy, Dolores Meeks, Carol May, Joann Rogers. Editor-in-Chief Assistant Editor Business 8: Adv. Mgr. Assignment Editor Make-up Editor Feature Editor Sports Editor News Editor Circulation Managers Social News Editor Exchange Editor Copyreaderls Proofreaders Typists SECOND SEMESTER Carol May Joann Rogers Billie Dorrell Beverly Wattenbarger Dolores Meeks Andy Gates Carol Leddy Pat Hintz and Shirley Chaney Carol Neely Carolyn Townsend Carol May, Joann Rogers, Claudia O Dell Bette Carroll Shirley Chaney, Pat Hintz, Phyllis Branson, Dolores Meeks, Carol Leddy Carol May, Peggy Loy. pawn GW Cm The purpose of this organization is to develop an interest and understanding of art and its branches. Members of thiskclub learn to appreciate life and their individual surroundings, from the artistic viewpoint. This is the Art Club's second year under the direction of Miss Helen McMachen. Back row, standing left to right: Eleanor Wallner, Janice Whitesel, Jocelyn Rolls, Donna Oyerly, Delores Whitesel, Miss Helen McMachen, sponsor, Truett Busby, Carol Elders, Joann Rogers, Connie Redmon, and Nancy Kimball. Seated left to right: Nancy Lydick, Ethel Round, Peggy Loy, Marilyn Kent. Lavon Carter, Kathleen Bowen, Fred Gee, Lucille Otte, Joyce Reinert. Not pictured, Mary Enfield. Q LL. ...L ! 0 The Martha Hockaday Future Teachers of America is a club organized for the purpose of trying to get the students more familiar with the qualifications of an effective teacher. This club was organized in 1949 by Miss Georgee Hash, who is still the club sponsor. Back row, left to right:iBette Carroll, Georgia Noble, Miss Hash, Claudia O'Del1 and Nancy L dick. y Y Front row, left to right: Glenda Steele, Lorraine Peek, Dixie Dunlap and Ernestine Pinch. Not in Picture: Mary Enfield. Page 47 Page 48 'Glad Back row, left to right: Carol Hartley, Rose Farrell, Robert Allen Brown, Dixie Dunlap, Joyce Shoemaker, Vemon Foss, Louanne Robreau, Nancy Howard, Evabelle Cohen, Ramona Butler, Sharon Robinson. Front row, left to right: Gail Miller, Carol Neely, Barbara Burket, Nancy Ball, Miss Maxwell, Lynette Creal, Bessie Cole, Royce Forbes, Nancy Childs. The Spanish Club this year is composed of all 'the members of the Spanish Class. The purpose of the Club is to promote better understanding of the Spanish language and of the Spanish speaking countries and their people. The meetings are all conducted in Spanish. Each meeting day, programs of cultural interest are presented. Miss Marilyn Maxwell is the sponsor of this group. The following officers are! President, Nancy Ball, Vice-President, Lynette Crealg Secretary, Barbara Burketg Treasurer, Bessie Cole, Program Chairman, Gail Miller, Sergeant-at-arms, Royce Forbes, Reporter, Carol Neely. The High School Orchestra was not organized until last year under the direction of Mrs. Roberta Riemer. This group plays for all the assemblies during the year. Left to right: Robert Erk, Richard Wilson, Carol Beason, Marian Dou las, Cherrie La Joie, Donna Green, Marcia Beeler, Ronald Thor e, Deanna Hadley, Edyth Mae Richardson, Margaret Southwbod, Donna Kirbey, Jean Dankers, Betty q7'i1ley, Judy Coy, Kaye Paschke, Nancy Kronegg, Nancy Lydick, Jewel Morgan, and Joseph Graemer. udlamfgwall E Standing left to right: Carol Neely, Carol Leddy and Claudia O'Dell. Seated left to right: Phyllis Branson, Peg Loy, Joann Rogers, Bette Carroll and Beverly Wattenbarger. The members of the Quill and Scroll, the International Honorary Society of High School Journalists, are chosen upon the student's scholastic standing and journalistic ability. Again under the guidance and help of Miss Bringman, several students were granted membership into the Quill and Scroll. t- JH Standing left to right: Bryan Lott, Robert A. Brown, Suzanna Ryse, Joyce james, Glenda Steele, Charles Elliott, Mary Clark, Luella Ratcl'ff B'll Sh M' ' ' ' ' 1 , i arp, iss Bertha Rightmire, Mr. Evan Agenstein, Bette Carroll, Richard Hackman, Georgia Noble, Pat Meinert, Marilyn Trimble, Bill Oxford, and J. W. Williams. Seated left to right: Ernestine Pinch, Nancy Gerding, Shirley Claypole, Dixie Dunlap, David Schadt, Nelson McKnight, Charles Meinert, Barbara Burket, Pauline Staples, Carol Hartley, and Barbara Van Cleave. The Allied Youth of Lafayette High was formed as a result of a talk given by Mr. Breg for the purpose of showing high school students what alcohol does to harm the body. During the first charter membership drive, 39 students were received. They are as follows: Audre Brown, Nancy Brown, Robert P. Brown, Shirley Budine, Barbara Burket, Maxine Busby, Bette Carroll, Mary Clark, Shirley Claypole, Rex Corbin, Carolyn Curtin, Edna Delay, Dixie Dunlap, Andrew Gates, Larry George, Nancy Gerding, Richard Hack- man, Bob Hadley, Carol Hartly, Mary Alta Hopkins, Joyce James, Bryan Lott, Nelson McKnight, Charles Meinert, Pat Meinert, Georgia Noble, Bill Oxford, Ernestine Pinch, Luella Ratcliff, Suzanne Ryse, David Schadt, Bill Sharp, Pauline Staples, Glenda Steele, Marilyn Trimble, Barbara Van Cleave, J. W. Williams, Charles Elliott, and Joyce Shew- maker. The purpose of this Post is to seek the truth co this problem. Officers are: Nelson McKnight, president, Charles Meinert vice president' Barbara Burket secreta ' David i 1 FY, Schadt, treasurer, Luella Rntcliff, reporterg Richard Hackman, expost officio, Larry George, sergeaiir-at-arms, and Bill Sharp, reporter. ncerning beverage alcohol and the best way of life in relation to Miss Bertha Rightmire and Mr. Evan Agenstien are co-sponsors of the Post. RS, 3 Page 49 A 'L 1 l ' ' A 1 f ffl 'I 'l ..,xf , l N . V , 4 vw I 'X vkf P FH I jf, . A ij - f ' its A A fl 1 X l jvvxl X 1 1 f' , IVV! V! f'W I 'K , i ' ' 1 3 -f-Q1 4 ' ' . I nw o A f ! fr if f A ' rib 'l A 'E ' . A ' af ll ' .' ' - V 1 4- Kfxk l ,.-N 1 1 ,YM 1 L4 1 All , k,lf'l'l' BERS OF i1lAND . N iN l 5' ' V , l W i ,flillv I , V A -Q iff fflfbl' f lv, 1 f 1-V ,-fyfin y Arno'd ' UL ,,.x l p f l fill-'W Fgdwe Adams I ,xl l nl Ex xl It f l , y l 4 nf ,l xl FV I . Burket 1,-'Bob Christiansen I lNeal Arnollgd Lili! LeRoy Claycomb 5 l Kfsgj' V Nan ylBa ' avi 'irley Claypole :If I 'ivy I I xyrl Ballard J fl! I at Corbin 1,62 fl I ,iv igliaron Barnext L XL, ' X Rex Colbin'-,,f.. ' 'fn B A. r 1 l ' P Bl ' IC y tiiilfiieoffiiiy ' o ble Bqwman N. , D flJ!.1Il6 ' ulver .X fl RA 'rett Boyer AIJL jerrycj .avegddtt , ' ermce Bpldlgman Rom qig D 'vidson A, x. Page 50 Diclje Bright E l Brown H l1'iMarilyn Brown Robert A. Brown Pat Bruns Barbara Burket Davilll ljuncan Charles Elliott jack Frederick Andrew Gates Nancy Gerding Wally Gutridge ! 1 .. M., 1 llf 1,v 'if 4, lf X I rf. ' f l. ,Inf fe v '--X 'N--.. TS N V , 1 ' 4 . V l cl rl, l, gob Hackman A ,Hadley 1 w Billllrlarbison Iljirrliqf-fyiarbison Ijhilriy Heath Bob Heumader Mary,l-linton Carol Hockensmith Delpha jackson Margie jackson Lloyd Johnston David jones Robert jones Eddie Karguth Beverly King LaBerta Kirschner Twyla Lane K , r- x E N BV, Lafay'ette's band has had the standing of one of the best trained bands bf the city. It has kept this standing this year. Under3the direction of C. H. Potter, it takes part in the parade and contests of the city, plays for several of the football and - basketball games and concerts. 1 Lois Lawhon john Lemon Forrest Leonard Shirley Lisenbee Louis Littler Byran Lott Shirley McCoy Delores Mead Arlene Mears Marilyn Milbourne Virginia Milbourne Roger Miller Charle Oldridge Shirley Parkhurst Ernestine Pinch Richard Pixler MEMBERS OF THE BAND Barbara Potter Melvin Ramseier Luella Ratcliff Dorothy Rigby Jane Rodriguez james Root Carol Rosenauer Norma Rosenauer Catherine Rouse Nadine Russell Wanda Russell Shirley Rumpf Richard Ryther Karen Schindler Patty Shores Eleanor Simpson Richard Stapleton Milton Stark Glenda Steele Nancy Swartz jerry Tindle Herb Thompson Bernard Vancleave Donald Wachter Dickie Walters Bill Watkins Roger Watson Dorothy Williams Beverly Willmore Eileen Wilson Joyce Wilson Bill Yarnell -mil. dim vii Page Sl 11 , .J .1 , M I , L 1 , 1 -T f p Q lf' g I- 3' 1 J rl 'Y' rl' ll , ,lf ' N, i , I C,-I A ' ' 3 .Vi if R ' ' , f 1 lf' ' Y, , Al M A. 1f,A! M . F ...,.,,-w Page 52 On December 18, I952, the annual Christmas Pageant was given for the twenty-third time. As before it reigned high in all its beautiful, impressive, and awe-inspiring splendor. Robed in black, Kathy Streeter, Susan Ryse, and Margot Brown read the narrative. As the curtain opened, it was Christmas Eve and King Arthur fDan Evansj entered the Hall of Camelot, sat down and read a short time, and fell asleep. While in slumber he dreamed of the Christ Child, His mother, Mary QDixie Dunlapj and His father, joseph qjon Winemillerj surrounded by angels fBetty Carroll, Phyllis Lopez, Wanda Russel, Carol Beason, and Sharon Bowlinj. Two shepherds QDick Stephen and Norman Stidellj appeared and offered their humble gifts. Upon their leave, three Magi from the East 1Fred Adams, john Lau, and Bill Yarnellj arrived with their lavish gifts and as the last of the Magi presented his offer- ing, a large cup, two angels QLavon Carter and Ruth Elaine johnstonj took it from him and one said that it should be known as the 'Holy Grail , the cup Christ would drink from at the Last Supper. After the Magi passed from without the hall, King Arthur awakened and was told by the angels that he would never again see the 'Holy Grail' or hear the heavenly music until he found the noblest gift life could bestow. Upon instructions from the King, the page fRonald Chastainy summoned the knights, Sir Gareth 1Fon-est l-loffj, Sir Tristram QBill Jarrettj, Sir Percival fR0gEI Wakej, and Sir Modred QElmer McKnigh0. The King sent his knights upon the search for the perfect gift. All the knights but Modred left. Modred said he wouldn't chase a fancy of a dream. Director-Miss Winifred Galla- gher- Costumes-Miss Maxwell, Chair- mang Miss Stone burner, Mrs- Remingtong Miss Hashg Miss A. BrowngMrs. Dunlap, Mrs. Greeng Miss Slaterg Mr. Gibson, and Mr- jordan- Art-Miss Helen McMachen and assistants- Ma k e up - Miss Gallagher, Mrs. Dorothy Graham,teacher at Cen- tral, Eugene Carter- Properties-Miss Robb, Chair- mang Miss Hagueg Miss E- Browng Miss Lindsayg and Miss Groom. STUDENT AND ACU LTY COMMITTEES Programs - Miss W a c h t el and Commercial Department. Staging-Construction - Mr- Carr and stage crew- ql as-fr 1 pf? 1 v Lf' L mam A 134,71 ,avi fan n f- vft' f iq .1 P , ' , X ' cw- ' 1 M ' . ll ,AA 1 M , I... N 0. Q, ci -VJ L el s f -1 ' 'WY Q ' V I v 4 of ,aff i ' '4 - , . f fs ,Q ,F ' x , . fi l f His1:i'ii ' i I n 4 ...gl , 'J it at : ' As another Christmas drew near Launcelot CRichard Pixlerj returned to the Court of King Arthur bringing as his gift Galahad fBill Meadj. Launcelot left Galahad at the altar to perform his vigil. Modred saw Galahad kneeling at the altar and intended to kill him. He drew his swordp but as he moved toward the kneeling Galahad, the young knight made the sign of the cross. Upon seeing this, Modred de- cided to tempt him instead. Modred brought five damsels, the Damsel of Wealth fMary Hopkinsj, the Damsel of Fame CFrances Swyhartj, the Damsel of Pride 1Connie Taylorj, the Damsel of Pleasure CPhyllis Bransonj, and the Damsel of Worldly Wisdom QCharlene Howardj. The damsels brought gifts which they tried unsuccessfully to give to Galahad. The five damsels withdrew and Galahad was left alone until the Damsels of Purity QFIO Ann Courtneyj and Broth- erly Love QPat Adamaj entered. Brotherly Love gave 11 . U Galahad the Key of Brotherly Love and the Damsel of Purity placed the Cross of Consecration on Galahad's cape as a symbol of Knightliness. Again it was Christmas Eve. The Knights returned and each in turn brought his gift and laid it before the altar, hoping it would be the perfect glftg but the vision did not appear until Launcelot brought in Galahad. Then the hall was filled with heavenly music and a brilliant light shown and into their presence came a group of angels bearing the 'Holy Grail . Galahad sat in the Seige Perilous, which was the throne reserved for the perfect knight. The angels passed from Camelot with the Grail held high between them. 'From the Seige Perilous Galahad rose and followed them, and after them, at a little distance, went Launcelot and the other knights of Arthur. The King, himself, stood motionless before his throne and the voice of Galahad floated black. Publicity-Miss Bringmang Miss Rightmireg and Journalism De- partment. Music-Mn Charles Pottery Mixed Choirg Miss Lzgan Gil- breath and Girls' Glee lub. Assistants to Miss Maxwell- Be tty Shuck, janet Babb and Kathleen Chapman. Miss Gallagher's Assistants- Gail Miller and Shirley Heumader. Page 55 ,,- -Y .sf-' , Y Tk A '1 X , , x Sli Page 54 !3,!S!E553593!t:21t:::::::: :::: N I i Q i W :fusm:ez::::zzrr:err::mm:::::::::::e::::::::::::::::::::: I -: ' ' ----..-fx, -nun-iQu..-:Z:::::i:ff::!fff!fSf!lf! ZS!!! 2 Sfffffffffffffff , ..., ,A ,,.,.! il i MIXED CHOIR if H 3 3 K , 1. The mixed choir is compOsed of 1 ' 105 members this year. This is the ' ' largest number it has had for some . k time- , X I Every year the choir puts on as- ' semblies, sings for' the P-T-A-, Paf' bticipates in the SPUUS Mfxslcalsf and i the Holy Grail. The choir, under the 5 direction of Mr. C. H..PottCl', made several out-of-town trips and Save many concerts here during the YeFf' The accompanist is Ernesllhe Pinch- 9 K , y .,,n.r , -,fx 5 :12774 My . f,,. . .,'.,,.', H llK QbQ'?al l ' 575 7 i f 'i l ' r i n n ' R:- Anitahlderl , Anifa Allen, V 5 Raym nd-'Kndersd' Richttd Armstrong ,ixig Babb 1 anet BablT if Marilyn ffl lard Pibplfaaumapi Q' J llfdnnah Begfilei' Mary Be s Sharqnvigazelton V. Zz-4neVBriclrey ,, Q' lkudre Bro ,ty X Maxine B Sfby B ,Busch A 1, S ' ey Chaney? orot ,Chow n ' Barb Clark J' lx-AMaivy Clark. f .' Shirl y Cla-Hi Nao ll,C'ook 1 Bev ly Davisvi il Ioan Decker' ' Shirle1vTJinwiddiVyA l ,Mary Dqles . Claudiz E-divards Caine Eiuou H, leiiIE1liotr lioretta Elliott Sharon Elliott Betty Ezzell Darlene Ferguson Royce Forbes Basil Frogge Andrew Gates Larry George Willis Griggs Charlene Groenke Marilyn Gutridge Anna Guy Dean Gzell Sandra Hague Bob Hamilton Doris Hartley Shirley Hayes Lulu Hendricks Gloria Hinson Pat Hintz Barbara Hirrer og ,K 4,. -------------r----'-''::::::::::::::::::::....... ?f YffCIZ..............i--nniuggg ., ' 1 K , Il. 1 1 Erma Hirter Hdyard Hoffmapler Roger Hoffmasver X-'Beverly H wird ?2' L' i nf ,X X Charlotre Howard Ma fi ,Jackson foinep' G y Jones Beverly Jordon Shirley Kennedy 'Marylin Kent Darlene Kirkendall Doqrhlutz V+ .f Helen McBra.yey Shirley McCbyF Miry M6xinsf1y .,VAt'helle Markt 'Ilena Meek ' Pat Meinert ' 1 Lorine Miles ,Y 1 Steve Miller Bill ogfiga-1 Charleryi aden Lcmqai e Peek E nestine Pinch f V-Eileen Reichen if Alice Ridpath Joann Rogers Violette Round Pat Sanders Mary Saunders Ca bray Scott Bill Sharp Alfred Silcott Dale Smith Lois H. Smith Virginia Smith Raymond Simon Joe Sollars Jerry Tilbury Marilyn Trimble Barbara Van Cleave Charlene Van Slrike Eleanor Wallner Roger Wayman Richard Weitlich Wesley White Roberta Wille Joyce Wilson 6, 2 I L RA g 5 A ' o n L ' 1 s s - , . i 4 Top row, left to right! Wanda Bell, Carolyn Locklin, Mary Alta Hopkins, Joan Tapee, Patricia McBee, Dorothy Peek, Cynthia Buddy, Pauline Grant, Clara Karguth, Vernitia Clark, Anita Allen, Joyce McCammon. Second row, left to right: Emma Jean Kendall, Elaine Donovan, Jean Castor, Ethel Schrupp, Carole Huber, Carol Ann Thomas, hhrjorie Davidson, Carol Rigby, Jo Ann Libery, Carolyn Jarzembowski, Barbara Barth, pianist Mary Lee Mc Kinstry. Third row, left to right: Shirley Auxier, Donna Hudnall, Beverly Younger, Janice Jordan, Connie Burnham, Anita Pottorff, Charlotte Nelson, Barbara Gill, Myrtle Reinke, Virginia Sollars, Shirley Wells, Mary Ann Sollars. Front row, left to right: Mildred McCrary, Nancy Lydick, Dixie Dunlap, Beverly Bolinger, Aline Coleman, Sherry Hanon, Janet Woodring, Margaret Taysen, Joyce Kepner, Pat Ellis, Waneta Smith. mga ew The Girls' Glee Club was organized in the fall of 1922 and has been very active since that time. Under the direction of Miss Logan Gilbreath, the club has appeared in many public entertainments. Top row, left to right: Joyce Hecker, Shirley Martin, Katherine Jahnke, Mary Enfield, Shirley Chowning, Marjorie Caldwell, Betty Woods, Margot Brown, Carol Estes, Shirley Claypole, Phyllis Carter. Second row, left to right: Eva- belle Goben, Guelda Cortner, Billie Olson, Mary Ann Allison, Trudy Austin, Joanna Carson, Ruth Ann Hansen, Kathy Streeter, Pat Adams, Louanne Robreau, Nancy Howard. Third row, left to right: Rose Ann Ridgeway, Ramona Butler, Jackie Cranor, Donna Bennett, Donna Brown, Rosemarie Crabtree, Sharon Robinson, Nancy Childs, Viola Harvey, Betty Grinlinton, Kathleen Chapman. First row, left to right: Evelyn Cox, Carol Bowling, Bessie Cole, Carol Tim- mons, Dorothy Caton, Laura Kunzelmann, Loretta Shroyer, Norma Poe, Earline Boswell, Jo Ella Giddens. 'ri 2 ' Q 9 Q, 1- 1' tx' h l 1 1 I .. 7 . li Page 55 7x .. f - I N X ll at A 4,1 Q' 2 lf ' , , vzwza ,ua af 1 , r at ,N VX-' I . Page 56 5. a 1 V ,N , X 4 x fliack rovv,-left to right: Larriy Gloshen, Ronnie Trimble, Roger Wake, David Schadt, Charles Sc-chler, jerny Bargetty-Jerry Kiner. Front row, left 'ig right? Kenneth M'cNeal, sponsorg jerry Strong, Robert Cox, Forrest Hoff, Pete Schubert, Jack Tapee, Byron Timmons, Paul KretzsohmaI,wSteve Miller? Bob Kellogg, Sponsor. ' , ' l N - V . , , . Q,-X . x , - . ' This Yeaf there are three clubs at Lafayette. They are the Nu, Theta, and Omicron Hi-Y groups, The Hi-Y is an organization co-sponsored by the high schools and the ,!',M.C.A. Its purpose is to establish and maintairihigh moral standards of Christian living. X' These'groups have various furietions throughput the year, such as establishing basket- ball-gnid track'tegms' in each of the various groupsg the sponsoring of several danoesg and parltieibating the'Y'0uth in Government program.. . ,1 W. -.,, . . .x N 5 i A. N L 1 L x ' X. K X . 1? A .Mg A ,um ' 4- ' . v l nv.. .way Standing, left to right: Roy Wood, Bob Reynolds, vice president, Billy Allen, Dennis Adkins, Wally Guthridge, chaplain, John Neff, O. G. Hillen, Truett Busby, Larry Lemon, secretary, Jim Hord, George Sollars. Seated, left to right: Billy Davenport, Phillip Ussary, president, Donald Eastbourn, Charles Staddler, john Livingston and Larry Bonham. Not pictured: Larry Hender- son, treasurerg Gene Rerhemeyer, Sergeant-at-arms. ibvalr . I -3-4. 4 ad -g rvu1HL 7 -ws in n Ummm Ja-W Back row, left to right: jim Giddens, Chuck Meinert, Dick Hellerich, Ronnie Burnham, Billy Oxford, Gary Mowry, Bob P. Brown, Bill Wallace, David Duncan, Sheldon Shillito, J. W. Wil- liams. First row, left to right: Mr. Basil Hoehn, Sponsor, and Tony Hoehn, Bill Mead, jim Shiltz, john Carson, Jim Ringer and Bill McKinney. R 1 I V X f i X ',,, lr, I , g , fail i -4, ,, if 1 ' f'f ,ji ,gif E. , ,g,Ql,, 2, -1 i ff 5 f i.,-i1.,,,,,.f. ,:.,L,,z.-'fin-.Lx - Page 57 .v ,V . 14, 1 H, ff 2' .fl ' -TEEN Page 58 is l g .. 1 'V e ,A ,J S . Xi W- '7eew1 The symbol of Y-Teens groups is a globe and a triangle. The globe symbolizes 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 Back row, left to right: Ruth Ann Hansen, Donna Brown, Shirley Claypole, Joyce McCammon, Glenda Steele, Anita Allen, Sharon Barnett, Nancy Ball, Mary Jane Rodri- quez, Betty Woods. Third row, left to right: Dixie Dunlap, Pauline Staples, Pat Black, Margot Brown, Carolyn Curtin, Joann Liberty, Mary Lee McKinstry, Marilyn Trimble, Bette Carroll. Second row, left to right! Carol Rigby, Anna Mae Heath, Joanna Carson, Mary Clark, Barbara Burket, Connie Redmond Edna Allnutt, Mary Doles. First row, left to right: Gloria Young, Pat Meinert, Carol Leclcly, Suzanne Ryse, Mrs. Green, Lois Smith, Delores Moore, Sandra Petrie, Dixie Babb. Y Q2 W- '7eew1 JOAN OF ARC Y-TEENS Back row, left to right: Earlene Tetherow, Karen Schindler, Nancy Schoenlaub, Jocelyn Rolls, Karol Elder, Maudie Chivington, Shirley Rumpf, Helen McClure, Shirley James, Gayle Tracie, Pat Woods, and Margaret Reynolds. Second row, left to right: Eileen Wilson, Dorothy Williams, Peggy Harlow, Beverly Hamilton, Dixie Bender, Carole Harvey, Pat Corbin, Darlene Hahn, Betty Malam, Donna Richardson, and Mary Hinton. First row, left to right: Aloha Hosp, reporter, Patti Hawkins, secretary, Jean Dankers, vice-president, Mrs. Dunlap, advisor, Nancy Marshall, president, Delpha Jackson, treasurer, Sue Bunten. EIGHTH GRADE Y-TEENS Back row, left to right: Jerrie Ann Davenport, Carol Anderson, Doris Benitz, Shirlee Anderson, Connie Bates, Harriet Harbison, Dixie Shaw, Marilyn Brown, and Marilyn Milbourne. Middle row, left to right: Bonnie Sechler, Nancy Messbarger, Shirley Barger, Janet Neely, Wanda McKnight, Patty Brigham, Fonda Parker, Ila Rhei Shampnoi and Catherine McCauley. Front row, left to right: Barbara Gieber, Janice Gillip, Joy Branson, Margaret Burlret, Mrs. Pendleton, Sharon Lyon, Joyce Wheat, Barbara Grinlinton and Janice Wells. Page 59 Page 60 Back row standing, left to right: Mr. Charles Thomas and Mr. Donald Gibson. Second row standing, left to right: Mr. john Yancey, Miss Aline Brown, David Schadt, Lavon Carter, Larry George, Charlotte Howard, Bryan Lott, Connie Taylor, Richard Hackman, Miss Emma Lee Ficklin, Miss Willetta Todd, and Miss Eva Brown. Third row seated, left to right: Alice Rush, Norma Rosenauer, Loretta Elliott, Mary Lee McKinstry, Delores Moore, Sandra Petrie, Helen Elliott, Joan Decker, Carol Leddy and janet Babb. Lampion Society Installation Salute to Flag Star Spangled Banner Purpose of the Lampion Society ...Miss Aline Brown The Interpretation of the Emblem Donald Gibson Charge .................................. Miss Willetta Todd Vocal Solo ................................ Miss janet Babb Presentation of the Candidates ...... Mr. John Yancey Acceptance of Candidates ........ Mr. Charles Thomas Presentation of the Pins ...... Mr. Yancey, Miss Todd Administration of the Pledge ......... Miss Eva Brown School Song The installation service was held on April 21, 1953 under the direction of Miss Emma Lee Ficklin. A banquet was given in honor of all on April 27, 1953, at the Beacon. This year, seventeen outstanding students met the requirements of obtaining an average of 3.2 in academic subjects. After receiving their pins, all members recited this pledge: I do here pledge that I will faithfully and loy- ally uphold the standards of the Lampion Society of Lafayette High School, that I will never permit anyone, not a member of this Society, to wear my Society ping and that I will strive in every way to encourage my fellow students-both Seniors and underclassmen-to make the ideals of this Society the ideals of our school. On the pin is a lamp, signifying the search for truth. The open book, signifies the open mind. ' -Seniafals' The Greeks had a word for it but none more lovely than the memories which will linger long in the hearts of all who attended the Junior-Senior banquet at the Robidoux this year. If we could but make a permanent record of the loveliness of the goddesses and the stalwart manliness of the gods who graced the regions of earth for those brief moments, but being mortals we cannot sing so wildly well this melody. Being in the garden of lovely flowers we, the Greeks, could see the past and part of the future unrolled before our eyes as we experienced the voices of great orators. Having glimpsed into this past we saw a fair vision of our lives unfold. Glancing into the future our tears ran as a small stream which had much new and larger heights to reach. The Olympic memory must surely always remain bringing a touch of joy and a flash of pain. joy to be a part of so much majesty. Pain to know it will never be quite the same. PROGRAM Toastmaster , . . . Royce Forbes Now Go Our jasons Forth .... Miss Eva Brown Invocation ,,........ ..., B ill Oxford Goddess of Spring-A Dance .... Sharon Bowlin Song Leader .............. lkhry Alice Lau Like A Mighty Zeus He Stands .......... When Greek joins Greek ..... Marilyn Trimble ..................... Roger Hoffmaster The Mountain Comes to Mahomet ......... Fair Sons of Athens, E're We Part ........ ..................RuthElaine.Johnston ...................Mr.CharlesThomas Hymn to Diana . .Joann!Rogers, Marilyn Ballard Vom Monte Pincio . . 4 ........ janet Babb . . . . . . . . . . . . hhxine Busby, Shirley Chaney Accompanist-Emma Lee Ficklin . . . . . . . . . Accompanist, Mary Lee Mcliinistry Hail To Thee -School Song . . . Group Singing The Council of Fair Olympus .... Gail Miller Page 61 DAVID First Semester First r lCllard0virJiiYated, left to ti hr W H ichg,-dR her' Dlivid Schai R ace Gutridge R Second GEORGE President red Ad yt eff Fred G - ' 90nd .s ex C - Oxford. sms' Forrest lffgnaifgl Sghilrz, lim? SETFMUS, left ggbffghffoser Hoffmann L , oward l-Ioffmaslzfg,-Baggflfogv standingciigf Violett, igogtge George, ' cad, Not ' . 30 ti t: Ch Umade, Pictured: io Rrlgs Elliot a Yce Forbes Bit, r ll 'o i-netvxxx The Orphe-Delphians is a very worthwhile organi- zation which helps the interested and talented boys develop more understanding of the fine arts of music, literature, nrt, oratory and dramatics. It was first organ- ized by eighr boys in 1923, who wanted an organization in which they could promote the fine arts. Miss Winifred Gallagher, since the beginning of this organization, has been sponsor. Through her help it has upheld the high standards, until today it is one of the most outstanding societies of our school. Page 62 FIRST SEMESTER David Schadt ................. Forrest Leonard ......... . ..... RichardPixler ...... .......... Larry George ..... . . . . . . ..... . Bill Sharp and Fred Adams ....... . SECOND SEMESTER Larry George ................. Rex Corbin .......... ...... . . Richard Pixler ................ Roger Hoffmaster .............. Fred Adams and Howard Hoffmaster . . President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Program Chairmen President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Program Chairmen Seated, left to right: Joyce James, Lavon Carter, Barbara Burlcet, Laura Kunzelmann, Ernestine Pinch, Miss Emma Lee Ficklin, sponsorg and Janet Babb. Standing, left to right: jo Ella Giddens, Nancy Gerding, Marilyn Ballard, Joanna Carson, Pat Black, Mary Lee McKinstry, Beverly Howard, Mary Alice Lau, Shirley Heumader, Peggy Loy, Lynette Creal, Charlotte Howard, Gail Miller, Beverly Jordon, Suzanne Ryse, Shirley Chaney, and Pat Hintz. i A if '1 ' Q3- J. ' H 3-il 4, fi nf . X The Sesora Club, under the sponsorship of Miss Emma Lee Ficklin, is devoted to the development of many talents in the field of the fine arts. This year we have girls who are working in music, both vocal and instrumental, in speech and dramaticsg in dancing, in artg and in writing. Some of the outstanding events of the year were the Annual Sesora Alumnae banquet, Christmas party, party for new mem- bers, a trip to Kansas City to visit the Arr Museum and to see a play, farewell party for the Seniors and the Sesora Day pro- gram. President .... . Patricia Hintz Vice-President . . . Mary Lee McKinstry Q' Secretary ..... . Marilyn Ballard Treasurer . . . . Shirley Heumader Historian . . . Gail Miller 1 is? 5 S PATRICIA HINTZ, President Pa ge 63 S' , Sf' l - , q A - A .. .Q L Back row, left to right: Doris Aughinbough, Delores Aughinbough, Shirley Vioski, Janet Roley, Joyce Sklenar, Luella Ratcliff, Audre Brown, Pat McBee, Shirley Martin, Mary Enfield, Pauline Grant, Joyce James, Carol Pottorif, Betty Woods, Joyce McCammon, Bette Carroll, and Guelda Conner. Second row, left to tight: Juanita Ingersoll, Mary Dunn, Carole Harvey, Shirley James, Shirley l-lodgens, Margaret Reynolds, Shirley Holman, Deanna Hadley, Shirley Lytton, Carol Rigby, Rosanna Smith, Anita Pottorff, Sherry Silcott, Beverly Davis, Romonia Davidson, and Catherine Rouse. Front row, left to right: Carol Hartley, Shirley A. Auxier, Joyce Baker, Kathleen Chapman, Donna Richardson, Darlene Hahn, Helen Williams, Janice Jordon, Mary Ruark, Virginia Sollars, Corene Wright, Mildred McCrary, Barbara Van Cleave, Mary Alice Anderson, Jean Boyd, Dixie Babb. f MRS. R. E. llAllN The Future Homemakers of America was organized in 1928 and has continued its work throughout the years. It is a club for students of the Home Economics classes and its purpose is to stimulate an interest in the art of homemaking. The F.H.A. helps girls to be better acquainted with the course itself. Mrs. Pendelton and Mrs. Remington have been the sponsors of this club for several years. 4.414 X ls X 041 feb GM' NS, ,A If N I ll .1 fy I V: M! 4 If vlyf I f if I 1 if ffl? il it fy Q W4 j ff 1710 Lllfdzjfcll qd ,fx ff 3 'v GZ! A fezl, 'XV ' W ,QM A .x It A M 'll 4 I I' X M47 1 ,ZW W fm, QW Lf, 'N L 1 'lf ! ,f L41 ,Q Lau- . K 1 Q Q. A Z7 M7471 X 1,-W0 ,QQ T1LiuNL-Qjg: Wy 0 gc 'ff jg 'ffp , fl' ll lily kbxqfklkuzflp , -UM 'rr VMXL 3 W . TY ' Y' f I? Al, 1 K R Til Incl, Q l '4 Y YN' 'Y ' yrlck 17 W XNUJA QQ W A W M194 Qf,ff'jf7fg jx YL ,L EGL? AMD At' 1 J-'VJL 'V M Q , -Li..1,,x ,W K, X . 5 r kk ,vm Q-1' H QQ AX MM ggi? vi jhf' , ' . 3 'XMI Ylfljyqg --4,7 cl ,vcd-fp 4fv-'vb 'K' A, aff!! 5 , ' :Qu nmrlv Y' ' I ,llbflf ' 7 flat!-KQQM1 DLETXQ .fiffae '66, ,A.,.f44w'f44J1, 7 dw: 514.41 4 14014, 'gfzffbf-!44'1gC4eQffpLa dflflf 4 wan! . N57-J -ji X AMW? any 'iZTZf2 x X. uxy Page 65 Page 66 R. 0.1 0. B amiga!! The annual R.O.T.C. Banquet was held Wednesday night, November 12. Lieutenant lirummet was the guest speaker of the evening. A dance was held in the R.O.'I'.C. room immediately following the banquet. On February 19, the annual Military Ball was held at the Naval Armory. Cadets, Sponsorettes, and dates attend these functions. - :sv-J 'Z J, '. ?QfQ2f' 'e fl' 1 i Q -qv 5 5 M V, ' ' J , L S i M... , 1, LX ' U, w L K 1 vw-4..l , 1 - Mar ff fifgygvi ' 5 , , 3 , , 'H I J? Aw A ' M pil x v I M .v' iv, ' Us 1 I t N 4 s un' 'hr K F , . 1 vi 1 6 1 l I I fy .f a I Al ' WN ll ll 'N pl 44.. Y i I The Clip and Cartridge of Lafayette is an honorary organization to which boys belong- ing to the R.O.T.C. Units may enter. It is to promote the Reserve Officers Training Corps and to act as a goal for all in R.O.T.C. to try to achieve. Master Sergeant john Trimble is the sponsor this year. :Q jf? X w 'i o S Z : I ' NX, ,L ' H gy T:Q:,,. 0 -1 le 0 ' . V 'J if 1 Page 68 Top tow, left to right: Adolph Lusrenbergar, Bill Yarnell, Charles Adkins, Darrell Lile, Billie Harker, Francis Jacobs, Farrel Adkins, Gerald Beeler, Sharel Bales, Charles Fountain. Third row, left to right: Robert Rigg, Robert Hadley, Sandra Petrie, Betty Ezzell, Charlene Howard, Phyllis Branson, Pat Hintz, Norma Rosenauer, Marjorie Jackson, Raymond Jacobs, Ronnie Ballew. Second row, left to right: Alice Rush, Gloria Hinson, Joann Rogers, Carol Leddy, Shirley Muff, Gloria Young, Donna Sheeks. Front row, left to right: Bob Wright, Larry Goodwin, 1 Dan Evans, George Viosky, Nelson McKnight. X 5 5 N E SPONSORETTES Back row, left to right: Sandra Petrie, Betty Ezzell, Pat Hintz, Phyllis Branson, Charlene Howard, Norma Rosenauer, Marjorie Jackson. Front row, left to right: Alice Rush, Gloria Hinson, Joann Rogers, Carol Leddy, Shirley Muff, Gloria Young, Donna Sheeks. R. 0' 7 6. S enants were: Pat Hintz, Betty Ezzell, Charlene Howard, Phyllis Branson, Marjorie Jackson, Sandra Petrie, Norma Rosenauer, and Shirley Meade. Sponsor Captains were Donna Sheeks, Gloria Young, and Alice Rush. Major Battalion Commander was Shirley Muff and Major Bat- talion Adjutant was Gloria Hinson. Joann Rogers was named Lieutenant Colonel. These girls had corsages of roses and carnations which blended with the colors of their formals. The Sponsor Colonel, Carol, carried a large bouquet of red roses. After a brief speech by Carol thanking the R.O.T.C. Cadets for nomination and election of sponsor officers to these honorary positions, she announced the promotions of cadets and issued commissions for these achievements in R.O.T.C. This ended the installation of the Soonsorettes of 1952 and 1953. i Sponsor Colonel 2, 1952, the installation of was presented in the auditorium. was darkened, the Sponsor- escorts passed through an arch- of sabres, which was formed on both sides stage by R.O.T.C. Cadets. As they the aisle Cadet Temporary Captain, called the names of the girls and Carol Leddy, a senior, attained ighest honors given by this school. position of Sponsor Colonel of the Units. Carol and her escort, Cadet r McKnight, were the last to come archway onto the stage. the were seated designations of the commissions were the sponsor officers. Sponsor Lieut- R.O C. AND row, left to right: Bill Yarnell, Cabray Scott, Dan Evans, Richard Armstrong Spike Bales. Middle row, left to right: Bob Wright, Jack Epperson, Robert Gerald Beeler, George Viosky, Ronnie Ballew, Bill Vessar, Elmer McKnight, Ra mond Jacobs, Lavern Goolsby, Larry Goodwin, Tommy Caw, Chuck Adkins, Bil Irwin and Farrell Adkins. Front row, left to right: Betty Ezzell, Phyllis Br nson, Sandra Petrie, Shirley Mead, Gloria Young, Gloria Hinson, Joann Rogers, Ca ol Leddy, Shirley Jo Muff, Donna Sheeks, Alice Rush, Norma Rosenauer, 3 Jackson, Charlene Howard, and Pat Hintz. X. Page 69 D Page 70 COMPANY D- Back row, left to right: Bill Butler, Bill Allen, Chuck Paden, Maurice Neal, Ralph Richwine, Herman Schweder, Jewel Morgan, Jerry Lucas, Marvin Huey, Gene Polley, Dewain Weiser, Wesley White, Chuck Smith. Third row, left to right: Jack Hutchison, Tom Marsh, Chuck Carter, Curtis Adkins, Dennis Adkins, Harvey Dupree, Gary Frogge, Jerry Tilbury, Larry Eighmy, Gary Dientsbier, Don Guy, Richard Woods. Second row, left to right: Bill Yarnell, Don Todd, Dick Hummer, John Jameson, Orval Schafer, Bill Dowlen, Edgar Morris, Bob Crawford, Fred Woodruff, Chuck Burnett, Gary McCurley, Bill Harker, Bob Cox. First row, left to right: Master Sergeant Trimble, Bill Vessar, Richard Armstrong, Raymond Jacobs, George Viosky, Dan Evans, Ronnie Ballew, Jack Epperson, Robert Riggs, Laverne Goolsby. COMPANY E-Back row, left to right: LeRoy Gildersleeve, Richard Nicholson, Vic Osborn, Mack Tague, Bill Steele, Robert Stewart, Ronald Davis, Bill Kilgore, Chuck Lyons, Wilbert Taylor, Bob Pawling, John Elliott, Harold Dowell, Bill Violett. Third row, left to right: Toby Vaughn, Darrell Lile, Jerry Hickman, Tommy Moutray, Francis Edwards, Charles Ridpath, Jack Curtis, Paul Knapp, Bill Landers, Richard Wilson, William Lewis, Jim Rosenauer, Bill Allgeier, Bill Blohm. Second row, left to right: Don Nigh, Robert Erk, Larry Henderson, Gary Roady, Freddy Kuehner, Bill Stout, Milton Stark, Master Sergeant Trimble. Front row, left to right: Spike Bales, Chuck Fountain, Farrel Adkins, Gerald Beeler, Nelson McKnight, Bill Irwin, Adolph Lustenberger, Lee Ellis. COMPANY F -Back row, left to right: Oscar Wilson, Roger Hughes, John Payne, Risdon Hankinson, Larry Sturgeon, Hartley Yarbrough, Jackie Robinson, George Dieterich, Don Goodman, Don Hodge, Robert Brown, Bob Hunt, Kenny Elliott, Melvin Elliott. Third row, left to right: Wilson Fletchall, David Smith, Jack Merrill, Richard Stapleton, Joseph Dancer, Robert Smith, James Riley, Stanely Clinesmith, Tom Covington, Ronnie Heitman, Harold Ulmer, Bill Clark. Second row, left to right: Master Sergeant Trimble, Orville Roach, Frank Ramseier, Jim Heath, Tom Wake, Marvin Waters, Ronnie Harrison, Gregg Swinney, Roger Ulrich, Fred Chitwood, George Sollars, Ray Wood, Ronnie Tiffany. First row, left to right: Cabray Scott, Bob Hadley, Chuck Adkins, Larry Goodwin, Robert Wright, William Dean Gsell, Chuck Kephart, Francis Jacobs, Alfred Silcott. ' Glad Back row, left to right: Chuck Meinert, Bernard Poteet, Carl Townsend, Jack McBee, Bill McKinne Ji R' h ' ' Y m inger, Jo n Carson, Dave Mason, Veron Foss, Ronnie Jacobs. Second row, left to right: Ronnie Burnham, Dick Hellerich, Paul Kretzschmar, Marlow Klaiber, David Schadt, Jim Giddens, Richard Hackman and Roger Wake. First row, left to right: Gary Holtsclaw, Earl Joiner, Richard Lehman, Bill Crenshaw, Jerry Bird, Eldon Crockett, Jerry Strong, Jack Tapee, Gregg Violett and Coach Bob Matheson. The Lettermen's Club is composed of b h h oys w o ave won Varsity Letters for participating in sports. lt is sponsored by Mr. Bob Matheson. f' I 1 'Lf-u.. KJ 13. X, , Bw ', Q-. ,. .K-..'. .N - . 1 ' x A v - - . K Q, 34 X. is N x fx K -s .x Q t km. ' xy hftkk H2 xl K . V5 x. K We fx: J xx 1'-X lf., ' 'rx :X V. N X it 1 V X.- . t A ' X. 'FXR K .R ' K A SNL. . I -.5 'xl .. ,AQ XQKX . . i . To-X. f. .cl ff V Bhv1iRLY KING, President 6 xfgxqj to N 1 - xx ftX f ,A xg H ,SQ ki Six, ,X Back row, left to right: Joanna Carson, Donna Brennan, Joyce Haynes, Shirleyvligff, Glfnna Pdfty, 'ss ., Akins, Joyce McCammon, Margot Brown, Kathy Streeter, Flo Ann Courtney, Louanne R8breau,i,RutYL'Anh ,A Hansen, Donna Brown, Judy Coy. Middle row, left to right: Susan Stams, Carol Begspn, Laura Kurizeltjihni Pg 'gf Pat Widner, Pat Meinert, Beverly Howard, Carol Rosenauer, Helen Elliott, Loretta Elliott, Lvfs Srnithq , Beverly Owens, Marian Douglas. First row, left to right: Janice Jordan, Gloria Young,XqJ.Q'anlf1mdgers2, vice-president, Nancy Bonham, treasurer, Billie Dorrell, historian-reporter, Be g- 'residentg ,X QNX. Jane Armstrong, sergeant-at-arms, Charlotte Howard, secretary, Norma Rosenauerhviuef oxgih Carol' ' ' 'X Marlin, Delores Moore. -. 7 ' ',fX,,N ' 9 During the past year the Colleens attended all of the home football and basketball games and manxll 'fx -3, Ql- of the out-of-town games. The group sponsored dances in the R.O.T.C. room to make money to finqlcefg ,ii KB- X their out-of-town trips. fxtx .ax X 'N K This peppy group contributed much to the success of our teams throughout the seasongsi' A hx 11' Miss Marilyn Maxwell completed her sixth consecutive year as sponsor. 9, ,'-fi? J 'i lx x, 5- tx , 'Q f fi 5, f' w, Q lflfage 71x , ,X . 1, 'xi X, , x.-- Siauofpep ,.,, ,f ,, M- r.. .r -1.19-w , 41 . '- l LfcJ LJ ff ki Left tpirfiihtlvlsif 7Kda,mvs,lQl,g3ud J 641 i Southwood, and Charlene Howard Q - ,f'f,f'4f ' f ff 5 if V,2fQy'?- ir, ff . if ,1. wllqp y 'i J! 'IJ 4 'lchl eaw h' ' a splen ' job in l tudent bo y in the support fS'L'l , ' of ougja et a ot te . f':.,7'!fl, l3e zz ll, a senio , wa head che er this ear Charlene Howard a senior ' . Y ' 7 7 , ra dwards, a junior, Pat Adams, a sop ore, and Margaret Southwood, a freshman, were - the other cheerleaders. I Back row, left to right: Luella Ratcliff, Delphia jackson, Fa e Smith, Wanda Russell, Karen Schindler. Front row,' left to right: Joyce Wilson, Beverly Wilmore, Shirley McCoy, Romonia Davidson, Nadine Russell. Shirley McCoy was our head drum major this year. Shirley and the other majorettes accom- pany the band on all local and out-of-town marching performances. They also lead the band when it performs for the football games. Page 72 l f K l si r Y-1':-'riff .1 ' - El 5 3 S X. N 5. Mia! Do., Po... I vw 'hack '7eam Outstanding during the '53 track season were: In the 100, 220, and 440 dashes, Roger Wakeg other dash men were David Schadt, and Charles Meinert running the 100, and 220, and jack Tapee the 440. Ronnie Burnham again was the star miler and also was one of the men who composed the mile relay team. Others in this team were Bob Neal, jack Tapee and jim Ringer, Bill McKinney and Gene Rethemeyer stood out in the high and low hurdles. The high jump featured Roger Wayman and David Duncan, and the broad jump, Ro er Wake. The pole vault showed three boys displaying their abifity, Bill Jarrett, Dean Lewison, and Jon Winemiller. In the 880 dashes Dick Hackman and jack McBee starred. The shot put and discus were heaved by Bill Crenshaw with Forrest Hoff contributing in the discus. I The Shamrock tracksters were entered in six meets during the 1953 season. N Tarkio April 10 St. joseph Relays May 8 'J William Jewell April 24 Staff MCC! May 15 -16 K 2' P.E.c. f May 1 City May 22 lb A l E Q, , I fl 'Y ,Q 3 'ze E21 ll Richard Hackman Richard Hackman, Jack McBee, Ronnie Burnham. B ill Crenshaw Ziliwz Clad? Back row, left to right: Charles Taylor, Charles Stadler, Jerry Myers, john Neff, jim I Shiltz, Bob Saunders, O. G. Hillen, Bob Busch, Zane Brickey. Third row, left to right: Phil Ussuary, Forrest Hoff, john Carson, Eddie Francis, Steve Miller, Don Berry, Tom Alden, Bill Mead. Second row, left to right: Lerry Kiner, jack Tapee, Bill Jarrett, Dean Lewison, Bill Crenshaw, jerry Strong, ete Townsend, Bernard Poteet, Carl Townsend, Chuck Meinert. First row, left to ri ht: Bob Dallenback, Bob Neal, Paul Kretzschmar, jim Ringer, Richard Hellerich, Big McKinney, Don Poage, Roger Wake, Roger Wa ke Jack McBee jack Tapee I Ronnie Burnham 23 J Back row, left to right: Jim Courtney, Bob Malem, Jim Lisenbee, Gary Ballard, Marshall Frump, Charles Brown, and Dale Krambill. Sixth row, left to right: George Dye, John Livingston, Larry Bonham, Donald Eastbourn, Ronald Chas- N tine, O. G. Hillen, Joe Woolridge, Joe Sollars, John Owens, Gene Rethemeyer, Jerry Roads, Jimmy Hord and Ronald --- Seckinger. Fifth row, left to right: John Dragoo, Bill Davenport, Wallace Gutridge, Richard Scharff, Bob Saunders, X Larry Lemmon, John Neff, Wayne Ezzell, James Walker, Charles Stalder, Bob Reynolds, Phil Ussary, LeRoy Hawk and Chester McGauhey. Fourth row, left to right: Charles Taylor, Leo Carroll, Bill Malem, Sheldon Shillito, Jerry f Myers, Bruce Wake, Bob Busch, Jerry Kiner, Jerry Ashlock, Forrest Hoff, Bryon Timmons, and Paul Kretzschmar. 1 X Third row, left to right: Eddie Walker Cteam managerj, Carl Townsend, Fred Gee, Pete Townsend, Jack Ezzell, Dean ' Rethemeyer, Bill Jarret, Steve Miller, Jack Tapee, Don Berry, Zane Brickey, Dean Lewison, Bob Dallenbach, George RQ Hg Jones and Bob Brown Cream managerb. Second row, left to right: Billy Bob Leonard fteam managerl, Roger Wake, X , X Richard Hellerich, Jim Giddens, Charles Schenecker, Gary Holtsclaw, Ronnie Jacobs, Jon Winemiller, Richard it J Roberts, David Schadt, Vernon Foss, Charles Meinert, Richard Hackman, Bob Neal, Norman Moore fteam managerj. QI ' A First tow, left to right: Richard Shrout fcoachl, Ronnie Burnham, Gregg Violett, Bill McKinney, John Carson, Jerry N ' Bird, Earl Joiner, Coach Bob Matheson, Jack McBee, Don Poage, Bernard Poteet, Bill Crenshaw, Richard Lehman, XC Xia -N W Jerry Strong, and Basil Hohen Ccoachl. R Y ' Nc ,J at t ' 4 S Q A 4 Although the Lafayette Shamrocks fell into third place this A X4 R X Silllllllll Illl year in the ,city and in the Pony Express Conference, they made a LAFAWMQ Sept, 19 I3 SWMML grand. showing this season..Our team showed wonderful sportsman- ship in all the games. As in previous years they still held to our LAl'Ayaita, 25 Sapb- 25 0 Muyvilla famous slogan, 'We Never Die' and this season lost only two ames. l-AFWGJ-f' 2 Oct' 3 19 V 'lW l ' 8 By the efforts of all the team and Richard Lehman's smooth LAfAyu.tte. OSL. 10 13 Cantv-Al and gallant passes to the quick-thinking Bill McKinne , the Sham- 2 O b 1,7 O C BHS rocks made a hard team to beat. While on the defensive, Jim l- 'F4Y'l't C ' ' ' ' Gtddens, Charles Mernert, Ronnie Jacobs and Jetty Strong never LAfAy,,tw 1 Qct, 24 7 w,,,,CJ-,,g,,,w. failed in any game to set the other team at a loss of yardage. Coach Bob atheson has proved his theory that the Shamrocks I-Afawfiqf Oct. 31 0 NNN' K-C could pull through this year without being the lowest team on the Lama-tw Naae..7 BH-ui-QD, E 'mais 53 Page 74 totem pole. Slam DAVID SCHADT . . . BILL MCKINNEY ..... END BERNARD POTEET JERRY STRONG . . . TACKLE RICHARD LEHMAN GREGGVIOLETT . . TACKLE CHARLES MEINERT JOHN CARSON . . . . GUARD DONALD POAGE . . JERRY BIRD . . . .CENTER RONNIE DURNHAM. EARL JOINER ..... GUARD RICHARD HACKMAN .... RONNIE JACOBS. . .TACKLE JIM GIDDENS ..... JACK MCBEE ........ END it .-,X 'B' K ,lik . , . X During the past season the following boys received varsity letters in football. They all worked hard to obtain third place in the city and each left a good record of which we are all proud. SENIORS: Bernard Poteet, Carl Town- send, Bill Crenshaw, Jerry Bird, Earl Joiner, Gary Holtsclaw, Jerry Strong, Richard Hackman, Donald Poage, Roger Wake, and Richard Lehman. JUNIORS: Richard Hellerich, John Carson, Gregg Violert, Jack McBee, Bill McKinney, Jim Giddens, Chuck Meinert and Ronnie Burnham. SOPHOMORES: Ronnie Jacobs and Vernon Foss. Norman Moore, Manager. A Burnham, Ronnie B Carson, John C Foss, Vernon D Giddens, Jim E Hackman, Richard F Hellerich, Richard G Holtsclaw, Gary H Jacobs, Ronnie I Joiner, Earl Lehman, Richard McKinney, Bill J K L Meinert, Charles K M Poage, Donald N Poteet, Bernard O Townsend, Carl .W-lofi' avg P Wake, Roger G' ' i g., M ' i 999 J C H . ' , ' aff ' , Q 3 . Q 'L xl? 'F x Z yy x ' ffm Page 75 AQGQJM' 13.5 W QS rt rr Page 76 Qfygw LP ' Afanaaamf ' 6414 14 f row, left to af G GLENNA PETTY right: and Nancy Bonham. Front row, left to ri?-rt: Beverly Howard, Beverly King, Glenna Petty an Kathy Streeter. On the evening of Friday, October 10, 1952, on Lafayette's athletic field, Miss Glenna Petty, junior, was installed as Miss Shamrock of 1952. The procession was led by Lafayette's band and followed by the R.O.T.C. Color Guard. Next came the cheerleaders, followed by the Colleens in their traditional green and gray outfits. The attendants, preceded by the reserve football squad were Misses:Nancy Bonham, Beverly Howard, Kathy Streeter, and Floida Golz. They were es- corted down the field by Roger Wake, Jack Tapee, Paul Kretzschmar, and Forrest Hoff, respectively. These attendants wore gray outfits and their acces- sories consisted of green scarfs at the neck of their jackets, white gloves and green and white saddle oxfords.To complete their outfits each of them wore a corsage of one white mum with the emblem of a Shamroc k' ' on it. Next in the procession 'came the maid-of-honor, Miss Beverly King, senior. She was escorted by Nelson McKnight, who was acting Student Body President. Beverly wore a green suit and carried the Miss Shamrock cape. Her accessories were identical to those 'of the attendants. Miss Shamrock , escorted by Carl Townsend, wore a-white suit and carried a bouquet of yellow chrysanthemurns. V Glenna was officially installed as Miss Sham- rock when the cape was placed upon her shoul- ders. She responded with a speech expressing her appreciation to everyone who made it possible for her to receive the honor. Cbrl Townsend, representing the football squad, presented Glenna with a wrist watch and football necklace. , After a yell was given for Miss Shamrock the procession moved off the field. ,xg AJJZM A0537 N V I it 3 M ' 'l ,, iis x f, JU' , U ' A fl X v FW 1 JW M jf 'X Q f , lj X , V ill ' if ,f 1 1 i ' ' 1 XL JP 1 ,VN ff If , - M5Q,l?kj2ffi X I I 'xv A J, f 7 X C D Q v 'Q Q , PB rt, 4 ,X I fd ' H , li f .ctgf d ' fag C H . W 1 I --I ,' I 4 14, I XV 1. j'2L5fL'A?f cw, fl' ,C I , I . C' MQZ., M ' , M aa we fa We c - ,vc-J fu' fam! 1, , f ,ff l A-Eldon Crocket, Honorabl Mention, 2nd year letterman. B-David Duncan, lst year letter- man. C-Richard Hackman, 2nd year letterman, Honorable Mention. D-Marlowe Klaiber, 2nd year letterman. E-Richard Lehman, 2nd year letterman. F-Bill McKinney, Honorable Men- tion, 2nd year letterman. G-Dave Mason, Sec- ond all City, 3rd year letterman. H-Bernard Poteet, Second all City, 2nd year letterman. I-Gregg Violett, 2nd year letterman. Not pic- tured: Gary Mowry, Second all City and 1st year letterman. N. 11 l I Page 77 i Back row, left to right: Charles Taylor, Jim Lisenbee, Bill Davenport, jim Giddens, Eddie Francis, john Dragoo, Larry Lemon, Wayne Ezzell. Third row, left to right: Richard Roberts, Bob Neal, Vernon Foss, Don Berry, Dickie Bright, Bill Hirter, jerry Rhodes, Charles Thomas. Second row, left to right: Dick Hellerich, Jim Ringer, Bill McKinney, Bernard Poteet, Roger Cox, Ronnie Burham, Jack McBee, Charles Stadler, Ronnie Seckinger, Coach Richard Shrout. First row, left to right: Coach Basil lloehn, Eldon Crockett, Richard Lehman, Marlow Klaiber, Dave Mason, Gary Mowry, David Duncan, Gregg Violert, Zane Brickey, joe Sollars. 4 , I- .,, f 1. lj- I, V ,' 1 , N 1. i -of , P 3 , f f s - V ,, I .. S if 'kr 'V l ' fy! in ir A K P pd! Q fr .f A-0 XL- ' fi V in 4 uf ,bp ' Living up to their names, Coach Dick Shrout's They Mjn Q: easdn b Jing Lightin Irish , Basketball squad ended their thirdgapfl e ' e ' n ourna nt, even regular schedule with 10 wins and 10 losses for though ' n't be atedwwyigher , gg .500 per cent. than ' . tl ., Q Undaunted by the fact that they woun up in To the as been attribute, s ent the cellar in City League Competit n, t Sham- The Irish, ifindoubtdlyfziwerei , n r a ie ,A rocks won their last two games o g n a tie team ifn ghexfity. The North' Sidefs I opped with Benton or the 1 itpre s ference wgoing all-out go 'matter how igreah od s V6 ' Championship. against theml? Q ' l l 1 X . N , ,X x X' El I A 1 X xx ' - ' - , l Q - 0 ' 5 ' . vw Rf I ' 'f N 3 A if ii , ' . ' fi X Q --,I ' Page 78 ' 3 1.3 lx' Na xg' Q. g Q ,Xi 1 ' . X 1 1 'A A .X -,A -X . my li get M 3 , ix- Q I XR i I XXX: R N XX L I v S , . X, . ,I ,I fr ff I. 1 .N VH. .1 fl il 1. I, qf, ' if 5 , lffylnl ,rr , . .. 4 lf N V , fc , - 1, ' . .V V ,f , f - I ' , We 11- ' , f.- lf' If I 1 .1 N 1 , . I,' '5Nl,.l '.n ' . . ' A PM asf? O H . so .SH 'N Q- 3 BETTY EZZELL 5 2 Q '95 .f fr-, V' , 'ff .771 Q Q! I if W 'A -e f ii 3 awe V i l A 1. X X X k N i L K ' 9 Q of film ip 5 I . N ll: fi . ' ' ' 'S With la green Shamrock as a back round and ra horseshoe over- , , , 3 ,S Y, , . Q' , . ' ' head with the letters QUEEN BETTY shining in green glitter 1 ,' , ', Miss Betty Ezzell was crowned queen of the 1953 basketball ' ' A V - Q season. if ' The coronation began with the entrance of the pep band. Next, V- ' ' 4 came the R.O.T.C. Color Guard carrying the flags of the United X' A 3 States and Lafayette. The cheerleaders were next followed by the . ' ' - ' - ' ' reserve basketball players who formed lines on both sides of the W V , J Queen's platform. H, ' ' The attendants were Misses Luella Ratcliff, Lea Gloshen, ' If . Floida Golz, and Barbara Burket. They were escorted by Gary ,' . I Mowry, Bill McKinney, Eldon Crockett and Richard Hackman. Q Shirley Muff, the maid-of-honor. was escorted by Student Senate I 3 Zlepresentaltive, David Schadt, who acted as Student Senate Presi- ent or t e coronation. Janie Baker, daughter of ,Vice-Principal Frank Baker, and Toni I x A Hoehn, son of Mr. Basil Hoehn, faculty member, was next to pro- ceed down me aisle. ' Following Janie and Toni came Queen Betty, escorted by Cap- ,' 'F ,K tainof the team, Dave Mason. 0 After David Schadt gave a short speech he crowned Betty as queen. She thanked all for their efforts in helping her to attain -fx this honor. After she threw the basketball to the players and wished Qs 4 them luck, Dave Mason presented her with agift from the basketball wg S players. A The cheerleaders concluded the ceremonies with a yell for Queen X ,,- 1 Betty. Miss Georgee Hash was in charge of the ceremony. Kita'-4-' ,J 714 aff f Q , A J 1, .su-fly Cd-41 -'Q 1... 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