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

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,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

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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