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

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1955 volume:

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X .x www lvwwfw N WWSIW 5 if 3 Killa? 'sfzw M www sw-N Salnf Joseph, Mussourn .1 V' 15- 5 Published by the Journalism Class if: 5 . ' ' S fy j' 3 , Lafayette High School 'Ll S Q-N ff. . STEM wmv. i f ,-kk1 vJ. l. , . . . . l 954-l 955 ' i L W' fl Willy ll I lxplyllgllgllll gl 0 U, rl l ry r is Vile? tllmfl' f ilfgf ,Ml i LY g ll-23 J',g4 i,j WW L J MU J 1, jan COP 'GJ i lx 5 , . vl.L 42 I - Nu Y lt. '2 S7 5 it l l 5 N 'ilk ' N 3 w 3 5 T X -w,: , if . V - XL Qwggghhif-5 lvlfqfptl QA g fe K X lb . l Q W it X its cc v W s Q A 'TQ X XX I M N xl-flair? 3 . Q, Q V if 'fit Q Ji Y as 3 r it ll A ' S i 3 4 'MM' Elm i+lia f as H5533 it l ' N - e 3 jf . r 4.1 We, the senior class of 1955, have striven to make of our last year at Lafayette. Our faculty has endeavored to prepare us lor our life and as we enter the wings, we remember the happy years we have Lafayette. We shall always remember the help and guidance we have received and even though we are leaving, we realize that our show must go on, QQ .Q-QA-f ' -. I 1 H,-,N-,, ,.:15q.f:-qv:-:u'.jvvf.:.:, '-.,:. V.,::'Agr' -' 5' M' 4 -pu 4.4 www AMW MQ, , . Q 6 ' 1, U 9 .E WLM, ,owe -,0,,,,J- wJQ3fCf1?fn, 7- G '51 MANAGERS L.H.S. ---.-- ForQwoTd Contents Dedigction O.D's A. 8m Quill 81 Stuff Spanish F.H.A. Colleens - 7 --- .... W I -1 MUSI AN PRODUCTIONS KJFCI - Q 7 '1 fa ,J 92 . ..... I 7 . I8 , , fi' gg L.,- 'J ,.. 58 A 4 eo 61 5 76 62 7.1- x. -fy I .....W..... ..... 1 -- ..... 68-69 oraety Show 4.,.. --4.,-, .....- ...,, 7 A , is Bond gf' , lT. .3IF+SOLDIERS ' NE RO- . - - ----, .... ..-.- .................. 72 ode? Clu ............ 7 ................... 75 A Rifle Team 8g 1-:omg giggf ---,f?.,.,Q.- - - -239-memes. Bern-gafrgaa - .-.i1'2EEff HW Sponsorgks: ........ - ,...H...,.,,. E .-.,,,, 4 - W .Nmaf + Footbal .... - ..... 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'Fix QQ ic' X X1 Q Y ' Nr .9 ly - NH gi Q pq .l .A 3' , . 2, fl Nl x Q ' ix X 5 P SX if 'lil ,I f 'fs 4 Miss vvirsiirRED GALLAGHER ut' ,ld IQ, Gixcln V -Aflv ck I 7 , yfltfo 2,4'gVZ44kJ 47 r 57 Cfvakfdjf ' Q64 l .. 6'-ru gf QC, -gf-vZQ'y'C,, edit '64,-17, ' J,.Zf, qn Vj, LL',.,,,QW,,.1,I L..f,L.Af E K , if' lwflf ccifmg - cm-, gg buf If Here Miss Gallagher is pictured with some of her class of l923. She has been their active sponsor and close friend. Pictured to her right is past-principal, Mr. D. H. Murphy. Ll!!! mn-.xy an 4 61, Q , A 'fvlfggqy QA? 5'efC-f.-L... f' 5-111 6 C761 iffy, 'A'0 LV' Cas-cff' Mfjlii lblrull . , 'ff ' L' 'Z LCLCI1? .yy Yvzfdfl Jak at fw s .c1, 6214- ,-if 197-4' 71u,oQc QL Ti- ,, v-.,,Qa , ,.,.LfC'Lu. -T 0 , yvopx L VUZLL Lcdfjf c' llgiutn' JCM? felt!-has Miss Gallagher ic' shown cutting her retirement ca w ch is in scribed, To fre G laghei who has 338632 years. llhose avihg rches wil pass them on to others. Plato. ' gow-wlabfg ' 0 Fig sw-f Y! The members of the Board of Education, have given much time, patience. and understanding to the schools of St. Joseph. They have fulfilled their duties to us and we have striven to show our apprecia- tion to them. 77h.? Mr, Blackwell, superintendent of the school system of St. Joseph for the last eleven years, has shown, by his untiring efforts to im- prove our schools, his interest in the young people of the future. Princi rl l knowledge of ailfwtratic way of life. W MR. CHARLES T MAS Our principal, Mr. C. W. Thom has proved a very capable super- visor again this year.-He become a sincere and understanding friend to all who know He has urged us on to greater lengths Q to acquire better relaaonships with our associates and a greater gf MR. FRANK BAKER Vice-principal Mr F. C. Baker, our vice-principal, is known for his capability to do his iob and do it weil. On his shoulders, falls the responsibility of disciplining all stu- dents. 'RH MISS ANNA HAGUE Adviser to girls Miss Anna Hague, our attractive adviser to girls, is respected by everyone for her loyalty to our school, Miss Hague has the responsibility of keeping the attendance record and also teaches an English class. Her wonderful personality, poise, and am- bition have been an inspiration for us all. MlSS GEORGEE HASH Counselor Miss Georgee Hash, our friend and counselor, has worked long and hard this year to prepare us for the parts we must play in the future. Cheerful, understanding, encouraging and very efficient, is our Miss Hash. Without her our years at Lafayette would not have been so carefree and happy. . N i N SN . N .gi 3 iss Q ' I I 1 The PTA. is an organization of parents and teachers in which a closer relationship is established among parents, teachers, ond students. The PTA did 0 wonderful job this year. The officers were: Mrs. John Neff, president, Mrs, Milton Bumbocher, vice-president, Mrs, Norman Moore, secretary, and Mrs. Williain H. Marlin, treasurer h Qkqwhx 'ff5,?,-is an A. ? X Ay 9 The Booste-r's Club is composed of fathers, teachers, and alumni, who do a great deal to improve the conditions of our school and the surround ing community. The officers for this year wcrez Bill Noble, president Don Swails, vice-president, Evan Ageristein, secretary, and C. VV. Thomas treasurer. 7 l .4 W Q K wg Y . s. www- ss , L 'HJC . ti N it l l X 9 a D' an ,Ng it-tall F Q Qi, fl ix' A J r ll 0 , N lf X 1---in lx cl' PM CHARLES FOUNTAIN 1 NAM , i N , if X . E. G Xl BX vice-president secretary treasurer student body president QQ O FRED EE JOANNA CARSON WALLY GUTRIDGE Q ti IN x We, the student body of Lafayette High School, in order to develop Closer relations tw NX faculty and students, to develop in ourselves a feeling ot personal responsibility for the succe or I e 0 in the management ot the school, to aid in the internal administration, to develop intelligen Bo cip X li N tion in the affairs ot the school, and to promote the general welfare ot the school, do establis is ti- A xg tution. X xi , Under the strong leadership of Charles Fountain, the Student Council has achieved its 'ghe a' sz for another year. lt is a very important part of Lafayette High. Miss Georgee Hash, an inspir tion o I, - was sponsor again this year. i i N li -lt ? 1 Y' is LEFT TO RIGHT, BACK ROW: Sandra McVey, Kay Jean Elder, Joyce Kretzer, Barbara Barth, Donna Green, Ronnie Cha Bob Neal, Jeanie Swails, Richard Roberts, Patty Adams, Joyce McCammon, Mark Barth, Mark Kretzschmar, Carolyn bowski, Janice Jordan. SEATED, FRONT ROW: Carol Marlin, Gayle Riley, Joanna Carson, Fred Gee, Charles Fountain, Gutridge, Pat Black, Carol Beason, 4 . Q if 8 i Fl f , L4 5 12+ XX x XX L 1-ffLfb'f'1 , , . . Q E I f 5 is F K S , 5 I V, f ff, ' A ' ,gg I L 4 avf 1 1 I '1 ' Q M202 fi ffl. f' +L'ffJ 4, awe? W2 wily 45 f , Y fl x K - f V Q 4 A f2f1 QB4,4 f22 f A 2 ffff4 VC ff feb ck ' ' ' f X , ' ff, - . - F OL f N Q P L JMAQ M fi 6ff,6LL Q4 ,gf ,Cy it kg? LZC1, L KL, -I Q16 . Lf, 5,15 j4.x Z .634 C9 ,Z ff Q34 fcii., Q2-if 2749? 6 6 Cx gud an Q , , mZ 4 igffv fi X I 4' CTTQ, ff by L af4,v L-of if ' ' f - ff ' f 'tl A, k X V Y X C 5156 C V -OL V Lf K Xflfc C? 525 ,-4 MZ, Cf' fi!! ,, I 5 Q W Q 2l.2 4 ff m'LkX Qm'Ai h M LmL-' mA:w , ' A' ' , QW ' Ep fl . Q K, V ff J! 'f I X fffy 7 I ' I , f f , V fx Q A-0 VL wwcfcj-7 K 11.11, 695634 up-nf' .l MISS MILDRED BRINGMAN B.S., M.A.g English IO and llg Journalismp Adviser To the OAK and LIGHT Slcxffs. MISS EVA BROWN B.S., M.A.g English IO and l2f Assembliesg Sponsor of the Freshman Class. MISS EMMA LEE FICKLIN AB., English IO, ll, and 12, Sponsor of Sesoras. is A This English Class, under the direction of Mrs Dorothy Jackson, finds English ci good subiect with which to start the day. MISS ANNA HAGUE B.S., M.A.g English 9 and IO- 1 Attendance, Adviser to Girls. MRs.DoizoTHYJAcKsoN I P, ss., MA., english io and ii, A Speech. L 9X g Af ? L. Q ' Miss Bringman's English Class, held in Room 215, is very busily engaged in checking a test. 10 s. I a 0 Sondra McVey, Joyce McCommon, Jerry Ann Lynch, and Judy Schnei- der, members of the Oak Staff, appear to be studying methods of making a better yearbook. Q XX TF . .o,, EN -. ,sq F -1 Miss Ficklin's Senior English Class appears very interested in her points concerning MacBeth. MISS KATHLEEN LINDSAY B.A.p M.A.g English 9g Social Science, Civics. MRS. IRENE SCHOENTAG B.S.g English Arts 87 English 9. MRS. DOROTHY WUEREFELE B.S.p English Arts 81 English 9. S 2 si .8 'Qi MRS. GOLDA DUNLAP B.S,, Social Science, Civics, Sophomore Class Sponsor. MR, GILES HENGGLER B.S., General Science, Shop 8 Assistant Football Coach, MRS. NATALIE LEWIS B.S., Civics, Social Science MR, JOSEPH REECE B.S., Government, Algebra I, Civics, Math 8. MISS BERTHA RlGHTMlRE A.B., A.M., Social Science, Civics, Latin l. im Nancy Ball, Sue Bunten, Barbara Burket, Gary Dienstbier, Charles Schenecker and others watch as Mr. l-'loehn conducts an experiment on electrolysis of water. , who- .,,, W -:aw-,h,, 2 U ,Z ' 1 9 'N X' This History Class, under the supervision of Miss Aline Brown, seems to enioy their study of the United States Map. A 3. fr 'ji . ln Miss Aline Brown's Geography Class, Ernestine Pinch points out Germany on the map for the benefit of her fellow students. The Biology Class, under the instruction of Mr. Yancey, studies various kinds of leaves, that they have brought to class. l Miss ALINE BROWN A.B.g M.A,, Sociologyg American Government, F,T.A. Sponsor. Mano 'sol' Bs, MA n History, Se or lass Spon or, MR. BASIL HOEHN B.S., M.A., Chemistry, Health Assistant Football, Basketball Track Coach, MR. JAMES R. JORDAN B.S.p M.A., World Historyy Bi- ology, Junior Class Sponsor. MR. JOHN YANCEY M.A.5 BlOlOQy, C--ni 'Fw ' Li F, '1 MISS INA WACHTEL B.S., MA., Office Practice B usiness English, Typing, Sten- ography. MISS DORIS STONEBURNER ! ff B.S., M.A., Bookkeeping, Short- hand I and Ii, Typing I. QL, ff. ,f , - iic, T 7 X, , 1 If' 'lf fi f ' ' T If fy: V 1 V. A-.-414,134 I gs of These Students in Office Practice study and work hard to become prepared in their future work. , . X 1 5, K ff ,vi LF These girls, typing industriously, will become ex pert stenographers in doys to come. 1 , 1 Carol Ann Thomas, senior, works in the office of Schultz Studio to earn her credit for C.O,E. MR. LYNN Mc HARG B.S., Masters' in industrial Ed- .A-4 we lwlrf 14 ucation, Co-ordinotor of Diver- sified Occupations. N, .,., -- .. . . 2 is illi Girls in Home Economics receive valuable training in cooking and sewing. This experience is both' profit- able and enioyable. l l NM 0 MRS. DOROTHY PENDlETON A.B., Home Economics l, ll, Ill, Sponsor of F.H,A.p Sponsor of Ninth Grade. MRS. MARGARET REMINGTON B.S., Home Economics I, Il, Ill, F.H.A. Sponsor, Junior Class Sponsor. l 'l Q ss X N This sewing class, apparently enioying themselves, is receiving instructions on the moking of a blouse. Another picture of the Home Economics Class shows the girls interested in what is cooking, This Spanish Class is shown listening to Miss Maxwell explain the technical points of Spanish, MR. FRANK BAKER B.S., M.E.f Junior Business I O The Girls' Gym Classes always have good times playing the different games that they learn during the year. MR. ROBERT MATHESON B.S., M.A., Health, Physical Education, Football Coach. MR. RICHARD SHROUT B.S., M.A., Typing, General Business, Basketball Coach. Assistant Football Coach. MR. BASIL HOEHN B.S.g M.A.f General Science, Assistant Football, Basketball, Track Coach. Bob Neal and Ronnie Jacobs are shown practicing. Our team made a very good showing this year and Lafay- ette is very proud of them. 16 ff ff' Q MISS WILLETTA TODD B.S., M.A., Gym 8, 9, lO, Health 8, Girls' Intramural Sports. In the fall this was a familiar scene in our Gym, as the foot- 20, 7 , MfSgt. John F. Trimble Sergeant lnstructorp Spon- sor of Cadet Club, Spon- sor of Rifle Tea my Sponsor of Honor Guard. l Our bays are standing inspection-Whatl No demerlts? Of course not, we made no School! it ! E l Our Sponsorettes smile broadly as they face the camera after R.O.T.C. installation. 17 2401! X x I 2 .K X S 4 ,flute i. X X W The Eight Grade music class, under the direction of Miss Logan Gilbreath L ' being prepared for future music instruction. Q Ni A ix F y The Mixed Choir, with Mr, Charles H. Potter directing, provided our school with a great deal of music. The Choir sang for the Clubs in the city. Their singing is a very important part of the Christmas pageant. 'LB The Moiorettes have surely been a credit to school. Under the direction of Mr. Charles H Potter they have represented Lafayette High in parades and have given beautiful performances on the football field, accompanied by our rhythmic band. Mr. Charles H. Potter A.B., L,S.C., Mixed Choir. M.A.g Ban 1 www This Art Class is appraising their work on one of the props that they made for the Christmas pageant. These stained glass windows showed the life of the Christ Child from his birth to the Resurrection. Miss McMachen is their instructor. Mr. Carr's Machine Shop is a popular place for future tradesmen. Here, the boys are making modern lamps. Norman Moore and his classmates seem to enjoy their tas Mr. Charles Carr B.S., Industrial Arts 8,9,lO, ll,l2p Mechanical Drawing fx, 46 1-hz :N 3 I xx X . 'I t Mechanical Drawing is another activity that is necessary for the boys who take Shop. 19 t N -i Mr. Evan Agenstein Algebra l, ll, Ill, Geometry, Trigonometry. Miss Marilyn Maxwell B.S., Spanish I, ll, English Arts 8, General Math, Colleens Spon- nz-.fak sor, Spanish Club Sponsor. sr. These students, studying Algebra, receive instruction and guidance from their teacher, Mrs. Green. , v-.pr :ti .bl 45. v if Mr, Evan Agenstein and his Algebra class re- This Geometry class works diligently to meet the approval view homework. of their instructor. . NOT PICTURED Miss Logan Gilbreoth Mrs Eleanor Shipps Mrs. Lois Green Miss Faye Slater Miss Helen B. McMachen M!Sgt. Ralph Parker 20 W ' zcf , Q kara , , fwv4,6vf.! ffgfif-,fig fi Vac! f,1 - -1-,cj 7'f4', 4 4 9 -- I f -,J ' ' ,Lf-1.,f ,fu N A4 . grzt... 5-1 Q! JWQQAV A11 'Lg -4 LW vf 4,1 ,Qc1 L.J'-f7'.l.f6,i.,-,. . iff ' xg .1 ' fy 1 I. f' foie, ax A9249 f , ,dpi - ' ' Q44-44-f -M 1 ' ,cffofj 7 y jfy-1' f'.2Q -XS-'Qi I -f ff ,, , A .Q iff, V E J. 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Aww 4 n I . f eos NEAL - L ,V PM HJ! 1 President 5' .L JAN ICE JORDAN Secretary HU CAROLYN JARZEMBOWSKI Vice-President JOYCE MCCAMMON Treasurer ' gown! STANDING, left to right, Pat Black, Nancy Gerding, Joyce McCammon, Pot Adams, Joanna Carson, Nancy B Miss Robb. arbara Barth, Janice Jordan, Carolyn Jarzembowski, Bob Neal, all. SEATED, Senior sponsors, Miss Gilbrearh, Mr. Gibson, and i 4 PATRICIA ADAMS, Ambition-Secretary-AAA. Cheerleader, Student Council, Freshman Picnic, All School Dance, Glee Club, Pageant, Jr. Board, Basketball Queen, Variety Show, Jr.-Sr. Banquet, Sr, Board, Chairman Calendar Comm., R.O.T.C. Installation. ANITA LOUISE ALLEN, Ambition-Private Secretary. Y-Teens, Colleens, Mixed Choir, Glee Club, Freshman Picnic, Jr Sr. Banquet, Office Assistant: I TRUDY AUSTIN, Ambition-Telephone Operator. Freshman picnic, F.H.A., Glee Club, Jr. Concessions. I NANCY BALL, Ambition-Navy Nurse. Freshman Picnic, Y-Teens, Pres., Band, Student Council, Spanish Club, Pres., Gold L , R.O.T.C. Sponsarette Attendant, Light and Oak staffs, Sr. Board, Quill and Scroll, Projectionist, Jr. Red Cross Committee, Speech Choir, Variety Show Committee. JOYCE BEAVER, Ambition-Air Line Hostess. Freshman Picnic, Glee Club, F.H.A., Jr.-Sr. Banquet. DONNA BENNETT, Ambition-Air Line Hostess. Freshman Picnic, Glee Club, Jr Concessions. BARBARA BARTH, Ambition-Stenographer. Freshman Picnic, Glee Club, Jr. Board, Jr, Concessions, Jr.-Sr. Banquet, Sr. Board, Student Senate, R,O.T.C. Sponsoretlte Attendant, Colleens, Teacher's Assistant, Publicity Committee. WANDA BELL, Ambition-None. I JANE BENTLEY, Tmnsfefred. I PAT BLACK, Ambition-Home Economics. Freshman Picnic, F.H.A., Mixed Choilr, Gold L , Special Band Award, Jr.-Sr. Banquet, Band, Sr. Board, Student Council, Sesoras, Historian, Publicity Committee. DON BERRY, Ambition-Unknown. Lettermans Club, Letterman in track-footballl, Freshman Picnic, Jr.-Sr, Banquet, Derby Day. I EARLINE BOSWELL, Ambition-Artist. Glee Club, Jr.-Sr. Banquet, Mixed Choiir, Library Assistant. I BEVERLY BOLINGER, AmbitionfOld-Maid. Freshman Picnic, F.H.A., Glee-Club, Jr.-Sr. Banquet, Sesoras, Christmas Pageant Soloist, Football Queen Maid of Honor, Colleens, R.O,T.C. Installation, Art Club, Mixed Choir. CAROL BOWLING, AmbitioniHomemaker. Freshman Picnic, F.H.A., Glee Club, Jr.-Sr. Banquet, Mixed Choir, Teachers Assistant, ' IONA BRADEN, Ambition-Nurse. I ZANE BRICKEY, Ambition-2nd Vice-Pres. AAA. Freshman Picnic, Football, Bas- ketball, Track, Mixed Choir, Jr.-Sr. Banquet, Derby Day, Jr. Board. DONNA BRADEY, Ambition-Nurse. Freshman Picnic, Miss Hagues' office assistant, Jr.-Sr. Banquet. I RICHARD MILTON BRIGHT, Ambition-Engineer. Band, Freshman Picnic, Hi-Y, Derby Day, Lettermans Club, Pageant, Sports. ROBERT ALLEN BROWN, Ambition-Minister. Freshman Picnic, Band, Pageant, Hi-Y, Football Manager, Allied Youth, Spanish Club, Cheerleader, Boys' State, Silver L , Jr.-Sr. Banquet, Derby Day, Orphe-Delphians officer, Mixed Choir. I DONNA JEAN BROWN, Ambition-Public Accountant. Freshman Picnic, Intra- mural Sports, Glee Club, Miss Hague's Assistant, Junior Concessions, Jr.-Sr. Banquet, Colleens, Y,Teens, Teacher's Assistant, Pageant, Silver L . I MARGOT BROWN, Ambition-Teacher. F.H.A., Glee Club, Y-Teens, Spanish Club, Mixed Choir, Student Council, Jr.-Sr. Banquet, Jr, Concessions, Office Assistl, Pageant, Colleens. l 23 CHARLES BURNETT, Ambition--Engineer. Sports, Freshman Picnic, R.O.T.C., R.O.T.C. Ball and Banquet, Derby Day, R.O.T.C. Review. BOB BUSCH, Ambition-Engineer. R.O.T,C., Mixed Choir. Reserve Track, Football Letterman, Lettermans Club, Varsity Football. BARBARA BURKET, AmbitionfHomemaker. Freshman Picnic, Band, Att. to Basket- ball Queen, Sesoras, Pres, of Spanish Club, Student Council, Y-Teens, Sec. of Jr. Board, Variety Show, Calendar Comm., Mixed Choir, Colleens, Pageant. CYNTHIA BUDDY, Ambition-Homemaker. Glee Club, Jr.-Sr. Banquet. MARJORIE CALDWELL, Ambition-None. Glee Club, Mixed Choir. JOANNA LEE CARSON, Ambition-Social Worker. Freshman Picnic, Track Relay Queen, Lib. Assist., Inner Council, Jr. Board, Y-Teens, Vice-Pres., Mixed Choir, Jr.-Sr. Banquet, Variety Shovz, Jr. Concessions, Sec. of Student Body, Senior Board, Gold L , Colleens, Vice-Pres., Sesoras, Miss Hague's Assist. LEO CARROLL, Ambition-Engineer. Student Council, Jr. Concessions. PHYLLIS CARTER, Ambition-Foreign Service Secretory. Freshman Picnic, Glee Club, Jr.-Sr. Banquet, F.H.A., Pres., Off. Assist., Class Room Assist. KATHLEEN CHAPMAN, Ambition-Home Economist. Freshman Picnic, Glee Club, Mixed Choir, Y-Teens, Colleens, F,H.A., Jr.-Sr. Banquet, Student Council, JEAN CASTOR, Ambition-Undecided. Glee Club, Miss Hague's Assist. NANCY CHlLDS, Ambition-Homemaker. Art Club, Spanish Club, Mixed Choir. SHIRLEY CLAYPOLE, AmbitioneSecretary'. Y-Teens, Student Council, Glee Club, St. Pat's Dance, Pageant, Intramural Sports, F.H.A., Hostess Jr.-Sr, Banquet, Variety Show, Miss Hash's Assist. VERNITIA CLARK, Ambition - Business Executive. Freshmen picnic, Teacl1er's Assist., Glee Club, Y-Teens, Pageant, Jr. Award, Speech Choir, Jr. Concession, Jr.-Sr. Banquet, Silver L , BESSIE COLE, Ambition - To live on Guam. Spanish Club, Reporter, Glee Club, Mixed Choir. ROGER W. COX, Ambition - Engineer. Band, Freshmen Picnic, Student Council, All School Dance, Reserve Letter, Hi-Y, Treasurer, Jr.-Sr. Banquet, Derby Day, Mixed Choir. ALINE COLEMAN, Ambition - To be successful. Glee Club, Jr.-Sr. Banquet. GUELDA CORTNER, Ambition - Navy. Freshmen Picnic, F. H. A., Glee Club, Jr.- Sr. Banquet, Jr. Concessions. BOBBY DALLENBACH, Ambition-Cowboy. Football, Basketball, Reserve Track, Hi-Y, Varsity Track, Lettermens Club, Derby Day, Varsity Football. JACKIE CRANOR, Ambition - Airline Stewardess. Freshmen Picnic, F. H. A., Glee Club, Jr.-Sr. Banquet, Jr. Concessions, Mixed Choir. ROBERT CRAWFORD, Ambition - Engineer. R.O.T.C., Jr. Concessions. MARGIE DAVIDSON Ambition - To be a iet fighter pilot. F. H. A., Band, Glee Club, Mixed Choir. 24 --Q., tsl!! ,nu rj'- .Iv In I. t I ,ff I Q 'HN N- DIXIE DUNLAP-Ambition-Teacher. Pageant, Y-Teens, Jr. Award, Jr. Concessionsl Jr.-Sr. Banquet, Gold-Silver L , Student Council, Teacher's Assist., Delegate t Warrensburg, Speech Choir. RAMONIA DAVIDSON--Ambition-Doctor's Receptionist. Drum Moiorette. l ELAINE DONOVAN-Ambition-Teacher. Glee Club, Miss Hague's Assist., Spanishl Club, Secretary, Jr.-Sr. Banquet, Vis. Ed Operator. l l JANE ILEE EDWARDS-Ambition-Get Married. Y-Teens,! Freshmen Picnic, Gleel Club, Intramural L , Decoration chr. Jr.-Sr. Banquet, Jr. Concessions, Art Club,, Mixed Choir, Light Editor, Quill and Scroll, Sponsor Lt. Col,, R.O.T.C. Banquet,l Ball, Review, Cadet Club. HAROLD DOWELL-Ambition-Electrician, I CHARLES ELLIOTT-Ambition-Teacher. Band, O.D.'s, Mixed Choir, Student Council,i Jr.-Sr. Banquet, Silver L , Derby Day, Boys State, F.T.A., Pageant. I i i l MAXINE FOLEY-Ambition-Housewife or Secretary. Freshmen Picnic, Jr. Concessions Jr.-Sr. Banquet, Mixed Choir, Teacher's Assist. I I l JOHN ELLOITT-Ambition-Engineer. Freshmen Picnic, R.O.T.C., Jr.-Sr. Banquet.l MARY ENFIELD-Ambition-Teacher. Art Club, Spanish Club, Jr.-Sr. Banquet, Gleel VERNON D. FOSS-Ambition-Lawyer. Freshmen Picnic, Spanish Club, Hi-Y, Sec.,l Jr.-Sr. Banquet, Derby Day, All-City, All-District, All-State Football, Varsity 3 yearsq Basketball, Track, Lettermens Club, Vice-Pres., Mixed Choir. CAROL ESTES-Ambition-Nurse. Y-Teens, Glee Club, Jr. Concessions, Mixed Choir,l F.H.A., Jr.-Sr. Banquet. I JAMES FARRELL-Ambition-None. W l CHARLES FOUNTAIN-Ambition,Sanitary Engineer. Freshmen Picnic, Studenti Council, Jr. Concessions, Pres. N.R.A., Pres. Cadet Club, Jr.-Sr. Banquet, Rifle Team, Inner-Council, Senior Board, Student Body Pres., R.O.T.C. Ball, Banquet, and Review. N.A.S.C. Convention Columbia, Board of Gov. Cadet. Club, Cammanderl of Honor Guard, N.A.S.C. Convention St. Paul. l WILSON FLETCHALL-Ambition-Diamond cutter. N,R.A. FRED GEE-Ambition-Minister. Freshmen picnic, Reserve Football Letter, Studentl Manager, Jr.-Sr. Banquet, Reserve Track Letter, Derby Day, Student Council, Vice-Pres, Inner Council, Safety Comm., O.D.'S, Pres, Art Club Pres., Pageant. JOELLA GIDDENS-Ambition-Undecided. Glee Club, Sesoras, Mixed Choir, Spanish Club, Library Assistant, Colleens. BARBARA GILL-Ambition-Armed Forces. Y-Teens, Intramural L , Glee Club, Mixed Choir, Jr. Concessions. PAULINE GRANT-Ambition-Nurse. Glee Club, F.H.A., Pageant, Intramurals, Student Council, Jr. Concessions, Jr.-Sr. Banquet, Office Worker. NANCY GERDING-Ambition-Homemaker. Freshmen picnic, Band, Student Council, Sesoras, Jr. Board, Jr. Award, Sr. Board, Publicity comm., Spanish Club. BETTY GRINLINTON-Ambition-Homemaker. Glee Club, Intramurals, F.H.A., Y-Teens. JANET GREER-Ambition-Teller. F.H.A. Ns s T ,,. '-N hnf an-1 4-9 UPU? NOP -lf NO'-A :A ',, 3. NQWIX .fs 754 fb! F. po fo. .-fy I 1 apr 'Q ':9 ' 'S' Q' in 1 L SHERRY KAY HANON-Ambifion-Telephone Operator. Glee Club. RICHARD HARRINGTON-Ambition-Doctor. Entered from Bartlett, Pageant. RUTH ANN HANSEN-Ambition-Elementary Teacher. Freshmen picnic, Junior-Senior Banquet, Junior Concessions, Y-Teens, Mixed Choir, Colleens, Office Assistant, Sesoras, Secretary, Football Queen Attendant. VIOLA HARVEY-Ambition-Airline Hostess. Pageant, R.O.T.C. Sponsorette, City R.O.T.C. Cadet Club, R.O.T.C. Banquet, R.O.T.C. Ball, Installation. HAROLD HAWMAN-Ambition-Certified Public Accountant. R.O.T.C. Federal ln- spection, R.O.T.C. Review, JOYCE HECKER-Ambition-Comptometer Operator. Freshmen picnic, Glee Club, Junior-Senior Banquet, Junior Concession, R.O.T.C. Sponsorette, Installation, Cadet Club, Football Queen's Attendant, F.H.A., reporter, Pageant, Colleens, Teacher's Assistant. SHIRLEY HODGIN-Ambition-Cosmetology, F.H.A., Junior Concession. SHIRLEY HOFFMANwAmbition-Homemaker. Teacher Assistant, Student Senate, Glec Club, Art Club, Mixed Choir, MARY ALTA HOPKINS-Ambition-Librarian. Y-Teens, Student Librarian, Pageant, Student Council, Democracy Contest, Allied Youth, Community Chest Contest, Spanish Club, Jr.-Sr. Banquet, Speech Choir. NANCY HOWARD-Ambition-Nurse. Spanish Club, Y-Teens, Freshmen Picnic, Glee Club, Mixed Choir, Office Assistant, CAROLE HLJBER-Ambition-Teach at C.B, Glee Club, Spanish Club, Mixed Choir, Junior Concession, Oak Staff , Junior-Senior Banquet, Intramural Sports. DONNA HUDNALL-Ambition, Home Ec. Teacher. Freshman Picnic, Glee Club, Junior-Senior Banquet, Mixed Choir. RICHARD HUMMER-Ambition-Construction. Freshmen Picnic, Honor Guard, Junior- Senior Banquet, Junior Concessions, Derby Day. RONNIE JACOBS-Ambition-Football Coach. Lettermens Club, CAROLYN JARZEMBOWSKI-Ambition-Housewife. Freshmen Picnic, Light and Oak Staffs, Quill and Scroll, Junior Concessions, Junior-Senior Banquet, Student Council, Vice-President Senior Class, Senior Board, Sponsorette, R.O.T.C. Banquet, Ball, and Review. KATHERINE JAHNKE-Ambition-Typist. Freshmen Picnic, Glee Club, Junior Con- cessions, Mixed Choir. FRANCIE JONES-Ambition-Undecided, F.H.A., Art Club, Cafeteria Assistant, Mixed Choir. BILL JARRETT-Ambition-Ciy'lF Hi-Y Lettermens Club, Student Senate, Pageant, Junior Board, J. ns, Mixed Choir, Senior Board, Derby Day, Orphe-Delphia BILL LANDERS- ns. LAURA KUNZELN 'S Club, Sesoras, Queen Attendc JANICE .IORDA F.H.A., Glee Clur. Concessions, Junior-. Cheerleader, Office A . ss. Freshmen Picnic, Colleens, Glee .Iunior'Senior Banquet, Football Picnic, Vice-President, Y-Teens, Wlgrimage, Junior Board, Junior udent Council, Senior Board, I ' 9 'K ...Q-if X.. 4 2 -gs. Q e- ' if 'Irv ' i i ' ' . . . , . , . - fs Q I - inf' , ,I 0 ,I . . l D A, x W . . V I V ' i J , I ' Y di, .A , ' JOANNE C. LIBERTY1-Ambiliond o an ecretary. Freshmen Picnic, Y-Teens, Gyleeflub, Jr. Concessions, Jr. Jn.JSy.' unquet, Off. Assist., Teacher's Assist., ixed Chpir, Colleens. fl A ' PAUL2dl:1DKllNlGSTON,4Ambi'tidn'3rd :V ice-Pres. of AAA. Freshmen Picnic, Reserve Footb A Le Jgzack, HPV, Qelrby Day, Jr.-Sr. Banquet. CARO JL KLIN,-Ainbition-None. Freshmen Picnic, Glee Club, Mixed Chair. f fl. fi H l,'1' 'ADOLPH LUSTENBEROER-Ambition-Engineer. Freshmen Picnic, Clip and Cartridge, Pageant, llc.-Sr. Banquet, Student Council, O.D.'s, Safety Comm., R.O.T.C. Picnic. lWlLlJlAM JOSEPH MALAM-Ambition-Auto Mechanic. SHlRLEY MART!N-Ambition-Chiropractor. Freshmen Picnic, F.H.A., Glee Club, Jr., Sr. Banquet, R.O.T.C., Banquet, Jr. Concessions, Mixed Choir. JOYCE McCAMMON-Ambition-retire at l8. Y-Teens, Colleens, E.H.A., Sesoras, Mixed Choir, Glee Club, Oak Editor, Quill 81 Scroll, Senior Board, Senior Class Treasurer, Student Council, Jr.-Sr. Banquet, Off. Assist., Gold L , Chr. of All- School Dance, Social Comm., Courtesy Comm., Freshmen picnic, Teacher's Assist. ARLENE MEARS-Ambition-Airline Hostess. Freshmen picnic, Band, Lib. Assist, Jr.-Sr. Banquet, F.H.A., Jr. Concessions, Mixed Choir. MARVIN MILLER- EDGAR MORRIS-Ambition-Refrigerator Mechanic. N.R.A., R.O.T.C. Installation, R.O.T.C. Ball, Banquet 8. Picnic, Jr.-Sr. Banquet, R.O.T.C. Honor Guard. NORMAN MOORE-Ambition-Machinist. Manager of Athletic Equip., Lettermens Club, Band, Hi-Y, Derby Day. SANDRA MUDD-Ambition-Nurse. Entered from Bartlett. BOB NEAL-Ambition-undecided. Student Council, Freshmen Picnic, Sports, Intra- City Student Council, Pres. of Hi-Y, Pres. of Lettermens Club, Vice-Pres. of Jr. Class, Pres. of Sr. Class. JERRY MYERS-Ambition-Pharmacist. R.O.T.C., Sports, Hi-Y, Choir, Derby Day, Concessions, Basketball Manager. CHARLOTTE NELSON- MARILYN NESTLER-Ambition-Secretary. Freshmen Picnic, Y-Teens, Jr.-Sr. Banquet, Student Council, Colleens, Mixed Choir, Spanish Club, Pageant, usher, All-School Dance. DONALD K. NIGH-Ambition-Professional Motorcycle Rider. R.O.T.C., R.O.T.C. Ball, 81 Banquet, Derby Day. l BILLIE OLSON-Ambition-To go to Col' Picnic, Glee Club, Jr. Con- cessions, Jr.-Sr. Banquet. BOB PAWLING-Ambition-Radio T1 R.O.T.C. Honor Guard: Art Club: N DOROTHY PEEK-Ambition-Home Banquet. ERNESTINE PINCH-Ambition-Te Band, Sesoras, F.T.A., Variety R.O.T.C. Banquet, 'e Club, Jr.-Sr. ioir accompanist, and Oak Staff, School Representative for ' -ncidental Music for Pageant and Jr.-Sr. Banque' .er L . 1 S i N.. Ju' 41 lib seal it 64 AIX . i C15 ni ,S vs- .5 L I 'iv 919 1 hn isp' La S ANITA FAYE POTTOROFF-Ambition-Housewife. F.H.A., Art Club. FRANK ROLLAND RAMSEIER-Ambition-Farmer. Honor Guard, Freshmen Picnic, Jr.-Sr. Banquet. ARBADELLA RAY-Ambition-Officer in the Waves. Freshmen Picnic, F.H,A., Miss Hague's Assistant. DEAN RETHEMEYER-Ambition-Machinist. Football, Track, Art Club, Stage Hand, Lettermens Club. ROSE ANN RIDGEWAY-Ambition-To Be a Lady. Glee Club, Jr.-Sr. Banquet, Attendance Office. CHARLES RlDPATH-Ambition-Professional Baseball Player. R.O.T.C., N.R.A., Derby Day. CAROL RIGBY- -Ambition-Telephone Operator. Freshmen Picnic, Glee Club, JreSr. anquet, F.H.A., Mixed Choir. ONNA RILEY-Ambition-Secretary. Freshmen Picnic, Glee Club, Pageant, Office sst., Mixed Choir, F.H.A., Jr.-Sr. Banquet. ICHARD ROBERTS-Ambition-President of A.A.A. Football, Basketball, Track, Picnic, Band. ROBINSON-Ambition-To go to College. Freshmen Picnic, Spanish Club, lee Club, Jr. Concessions, Jr.-Sr. Banquet, Usher at Pageant. LOUANNE ROBREAU-Ambition-Math Teacher. Colleens, President, Spanish Club, Library Asst., Freshmen Picnic, Y-Teens, Girls' Intramural Sports, Mixed Choir, Jr. Concessions, Jr. Scholastic Award, F.T.A. MARY JANE RODRIGUEZ-Ambition-Medical Technician. Library Asst., Silver L, Gold L, Jr.-Sr. Banquet, Asst. Light Editor, Spanish Club, Band, Y-Teens. JAMES ROSENAUER-Ambition-Business. Freshmen Picnic, R.O.T.C. Ball, Banquet, Review, Derby Day. WANDA RUSSELL-Ambition-Air Line Hostess. Freshmen Picnic, Y-Teens, Maiorette, Pageant, Jr.-Sr. Banquet, Light Staff, F.H,A.g Student Council, Proiectionist. RICHARD RYTHER-Ambition-Musician. R.O.T.C., Clip and Cartridge, Orphe-Del- phians, Dramatics, Pageant, Band, Choir. DOLORES SAMUEL-Ambition-Cosmotologist. Glee Club, F.H.A. ORVAL L. SCHAFER-Ambition-Army or Navy. Honor Guard. CHARLES SCHENECKER-Ambition-lst Vice-president of AAA. Football Picnic, Basketball, Track, Hi-Y, Jr.-Sr. Banquet, Derby Day. ETHEL SCHRUPP-Ambition-Beauty Operator. Glee Club, Jr.-Sr. Banquet, Spanish Club. HERMAN H. SCHWEDER-Ambition-Navy or Sheet Metal Worker. R.O.T.C. Banquet. Ball, and Review, Jr.-Sr. Banquet. SHELDON SHILLITO-Ambition-Undecided. 28 '73 I I Q si Ll i l is 'fb' FY K, 1 fe..-L4 Y www te ,QX 'ov -on-5, -Q49 1-4' ...fe Si , ! f , S I l l i i I i i MILTON STARK, JR.-Ambition-Engineer. Freshmen Picnic, R.O.T.C. Banquet, Juniorf Senior Banquet Decorations, Cheerleader, Orphe Delphians, Gold and Silver L l Band, Visual Education Operator, Pep Band, Drum Ensemble, All School Dancel Junior Concessions, R.O.T.C. Review. X MARY ANN soLLARs-Ambition-None. Glee Club. I DICK STEPHENS-Ambition, English Teacher. Varsity Track, Pageant, Hi-Y, Talent Assembly, Lettermen's Club, Orphe Delphian Assembly, O.D. Treasurer, M.Cl Assembly, Installation of Sponsorette Officers, Sports Editor in Journalism. KATHY STREETER-Ambition-College. Freshmen Picnic, Colleens, Y-Teens, Student Council, Football Queen Attendant, Reader of Pageant, Glee Club, Junior-Senior Banquet, Director of Variety Show, Sesoras, Maid of Honor to Basketball Queen, All School Dance, Attendant to Sponsorette, Calendar Committee, Office Assistant, Gold L . Y GREG SWINNEY-Ambition-Navy. Freshmen Picnic, R.O.T.C. Banquet and Ball, Clip and Cartridge, Student Council, Jr.-Sr. Banquet, Oak Staff. JOANNE TAPEE-Ambition-To be a Printers Wife. F.H.A., Glee Club, Mixed Choir! Office Assistant, Jr.-Sr. Banquet, Jr. Concessions, Colleens. , CAROL ANN THOMAS-Ambition-Only Female at Yale. Freshmen Picnic, Student Council, Rep. of Red Cross, Glee Club, Soph. Party, Mixed Choir, F.H.A., Jr.-Sr. Banquet, Jr. Concessions, Light Staff, Oak Staff, Quill and Scroll, Pageant. I CHARLES TAYLOR-Ambition-Banker. Sports, Hi-Y Revue, Derby Day, Jr.-Sr. Ban- quet, Lettermen's Club, Pageant, Stagehand. l CHARLES TILLMAN-Ambition-College. Entered from Bartlett Sr. Year. i CAROL TIMMONS-Ambition-Secretary. Freshmen Picnic, Glee Club, Jr-fSr. Banquet.i CHARLES TOWNSEND-Ambition-None. Sports, Hi-Y, Derby Day, Junior-Senior, Banquet, Football. DOUGLAS s, TRAC:E-Ambition-tuxidermasf. I ROGER ULRICH-Ambition-Accountant. Honor Guard, R.O.T.C. Banquet, Freshmen Picnic, Derby Day. I BERNARD VANCLEAVE-Ambition-Traveler. Freshman Picnic, Band, Junior-Senior Banquet, Visual Education Operator, Miss Hague's Assistant. WILLIAM VIOLETT-Ambition-Air Force Officer. R.O.T.C., Honor Guard, Rifle Team, V.P. of N.R.A., Freshman Picnic, Mixed Choir, R.O.T.C. Banquet, Ball, and Review. BRUCE WAKE-Ambition-Engineer. Freshman Picnic, Varsity Track, Pageant, Hi-Y, Junior-Senior Banquet, Varsity Football, Lettermens Club. MARVIN WATERS-Ambition-Army. Freshman Picnic, Junior-Senior Banquet, R.O.T,C., Derby Day, Honor Guard. WILLIAM WATKINS-Ambition-Aeronautical Engineer. Band, Freshman Picnic, Junior-Senior Banquet, R.O.T.C., R.O.T.C. Review. ROGER WATSON-Ambition-None. Freshmen Picnic, Band, Mixed Choir. BETTY WEBB-Ambition-Nurse. Entered from Bartlett High Senior Year. WESLEY WHITE-Ambition-Military. Honor Guard, R.O.T.C. Banquet, Ball, and Review, Mixed Choir, Clip and Cartridge, Installation. I is I .uri 4 it K- 1'f'f1', f g gi t it Lxsgiigmb Z' Bi fm 5 s 4 N. 'vo 55..- X 'Quill . sic 'ef' it 6 Joe Dawson - JON WINEMILLER-Ambition-Engineer. Football, Track, Freshmen Picnic, HiY Pageant, Lettermens Club. ,BETTY WOODS-Ambition-Stenographer. Y-Teens, F.H.A., Glee Club. RICHARD L. WILSON-Ambition-Musician. N.R.A., Honor Guard, Jr. Concessions Clip and Cartridge, Jr.-Sr. Banquet, R.O.T.C. Banquet, Installation. RICHARD D. WOODS-Ambition-Machinist. R.O.T.C. Banquet, Ball, and Review Installation, N.R.A., Clip and Cartridge. BEVERLY YOUNGER-Ambition-Nurse. Glee Club, Jr.-Sr. Banquet, Mixed Choir. O flop b Y xv 1 !Q X Cr gf 0' f, Cb 'bk C ,, r ' if ' W O aiu All ' L 1 9 at 7 3 -1 of BMLBQAQ QSIBF - I Q Ay 1 V UJ nn Ellis William Blohm If 0 li, A 9' ,L 'e H David Bridenstine '-' 1 , ' Bo ,gum VC' Robert Autry Brown lr I C gl Rose ggcg Connie Burnham K 1 1 mfL,Q, ettali. ilacobdab-L, William Butler ohnny James n Myron Crouse n l r' I E K uf. f ef William Lewis - ! ,., , eta Smith Mildred McCrary M , C 'la Su ' ' Flora Jean Phillips MV J df S 1' arvfrfgtrauyv Ralph Richwine ' w ' I rold Ulmer Mitchell Rosenauer J , harles E. Walker Charles W. Smith ' i Z X Marvin Waters Dale Smith I riental White if if MCL55' ,W 30 1 v W .-. . , ...sw - ,.--.,...-s-. V eel Q A ix V X - f I7 X x le A H A g I '. 0 ' 1 'TS I I 0 b Qfyfcffzf s - J -I ' ' I5 ' - I J , W f ' f I 1 A ,ll 1 I' p , 1 . P 4 I ' X f lt e lust I jf - .M we w ked Thr ugh th p of a ett . . l 'T l'1 -0.. 00 0 ' ' Tel' 0 6 of 'st' Our el ' 0 cf . if w w 6 00 -0 ' forward to our Fish r w en we o r al y b' e a par f'Lafay ent si , 2 ' e v,- e for ri ' l, r . r , Mfafn' fy:-g'jeM'hj' '0 'f 1 s ort time ired the e el o t e sch year. l ,J 'za f f ffff f As Fre men we egan to la all A-,part in the ctivities of the slch . We chose represen- ives to Stu ncil. lso I os F r o- , V ader. Some of the members of our . 0--' . . a c The o HV. C eens acc e some of our girtls To start Them off in one of the important organizati l- sc o . Our football hopefuls were getting the chance to show what they Could do - ' . Mr. Charles H. Thom -- sumed the duties of the F Principal. P ! ix-a QF I' 'l y 'V ,I Our sophomore ye was be ing and we became qn r Hi . wo of our Sopho- 1: 'o . f ' so cf Q I M DZZO9irsn ers o e e geaent. gu Imp, T or egived reserve and ll i 17 success l ear. e all o ed f war to our e en ' year in Nschool. lAl.S W , l -- r u lor year opened and we, feeling a little more important, arid assured of g:3,V ,,yyl,' success, entered the halls of Lafayette with expectancy. Many classmates become a part c 1 Fm many of our boys were shining as football and basketball stars. ThelJunior-Senior Banquet was held. We were represented in the Variety Show which vvaJ held for the g ,A f '- D 1, of Mixed Choir, Sesoras and other clubs. A Junior girl became Basketball Queen and H in xy 1 5 first time on March l9, l954. The most thrilling triumph of all, however wds the winning --fe of Derby Day by the Junior class. All the Junior class awaited theirl Senior year. Our Senior year, with all its promising adventure, was finallly here. The election of the Senior Board was held. A Senior girl was chosen Maid of Honor to the Football Queen. A number of Senior girls were Sponsorettes. Four Seniors worked as Cheer- f leaders. Honors of different types were bestowed on many Seniors. Four Senior football boree. , Senior Banquet, and Lampion Day Assembly players were on the All-City Team. Lafayette football team won its first football Jam- l At this writing we are looking forward to many exciting even 5 Variety Show, Junior- We owe a lot to Lafayette High School and to e wonderf dvi yer d friends we have made among our Teachers. We have spent an enio le 5 yea e an h that future gener- l ations will continue to enioy this w of 0.- .svgywrtifft 3 . e . if - if-2--ffm Q7 A f'ff5f.ffrfif.fffi r.frfJQZ'-ifffjlfif 5 umJofz0 ' ing. 'Q-nv QQ 'J 'X President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer PHILLIP USSARY WALLACE GUTRIDGE DONNA SWAILS JOHN JOSEPH Caveman Well-liked Spoken-for Vigorous ILENE FERN ADAMS Pleasant WILLIAM ALLEN Calm MARY. ALICE ANDERSON Diminished in size JAMES ARNOLD Convincing DELORES AUGHINBAUGH Lively DORIS AUGHINBAUGH Nice MARIAN BAKER Whimsical GARY DEAN BALLARD Studious 32 I 705 -74121 JUNIOR BOARD AND SPONSORS SPONSORS, seated left to right: Mr. James R. Jordan, Mrs, Margaret Remington, Mrs. Lois Green, and Miss Ina Wachtel. JUNIOR BOARD, standing left to right: Carol Marlin, John Joseph, Jeanie Swails, Jerry Roades, Wallace Gutridge, Phil Ussary, Ronnie Chastain, and Ann Simpson. CAROL LOUISE BEASON Friendly MARCIA ELEANOR BEELER Able DlXlE JO BENDER Swell LARRY RAYMOND BONHAM Reliable MARSHA JEAN BOYD Cure PATRlClA ANN BRUNS Conservative SUE CAROL BUNTEN Unmssuming TRUETT BUSBY Light-hearted I ' , Qj , , '77 J, ff' f .L Q A - 'pf' 'O PAiI2ICIA wg CORBTNQA i N' 'L l,,,: ,,:.. f , JOIN lj l -L ',f9y,f N' ' j JAMES LAUREL ACOLIRTNEY , - - ' , L X J 4,UbgZrgSg1L gg, fjjgjfj -1 ,f 2,1 ' K ti-5 ,I mm 4 'ff ' A Ios5P.II'9QMoNIgjgANjEI2,, Al If f ff 'Emftlico ' f ' JEAN D LE DANKERS f 1, fffmiml I' ' 'Z ' , ' lf- WILLIAM DAVENPORA' X 7 'ifrf4OO?q DL 'C97f!j-lj Ti ' -. A' IIIOMAENE LA2oN3z,I35NIyfi if4!,lf4 NL , Kind , . , 4 ' Io ELLKDy4REgfE ,f 7 A .fzegffois ff X I ji ' I I All . If . .lx'i 'f , Q , U fifvhylf 33 1 2,011-I 6'?f ' jf PEGGY ANN CN6VVELLz!',1 .ry I nf I Serene X fl. L J 1- l'I6ARENi'CAT?ON' ' 'X' 'ff' ' V' 14. ' lbwfigl Z!!-Ifiifi L3 1,17 ' ,I .f. fl PAULAVKAREN CHAPMAN j f ff, ff- Sweetfff 'f ,1,,'. f ' ' . bor RONALD- LEE QHASIQW AL- :inf ,.,ff.p JI- memlggawf' JJ .i I Merry , K N 'fvorqglp CHITTIMQ -JJHA ' ' I DLI., Vxry, mr - le, at Rf- - 'MA'LJDlE MiAY CHIVINGTJOAI M' WILLIAM DALEWQK i I - , 7 if , I C, -j7T'VEQcre 1 jf I X174 7 'I SVXNLEY CLINESMIIH , ff .G . 1 7 . S -7012 Z' NANCY DEWEY Nice GARY DIENSTBIER Benign .IACQUELINE SUE DORRELL Blissful MARION KAY DOUGLAS Brisk JOHN DRAGOO Brave MARY ANN DUNN Charitable DONALD FRANCIS EASTBOURN Persistent KAROL ELDER Capable JAMES ENDICOTT Easy-going ROBERT ERK Patient LEE MCNEIL ETNYRE industrious BETTY JEAN FILMER Tiny JOHN IRWIN FREDERICK lmpartial MARGARET GENTRY Jaunty HELEN GILLESPIE Blithe CHARLOTTE JANE GOBEN Small r--V ,.4' DONNA CECILLE GREEN V Y- Grand ' 34 BARBARA JOAN GREENWELL Interesting PATRICIA JUNE GRIGGS Courteous BETTY GUY Quiet DEANNA LOU HADLEX Gentle DARLENE HAHN Aloof RISDON HANKINSON Gallant RONALD ELLIS HANNAH Intriguing ALBERT WILLIAM HARBISON Sleepy CAROLE YVONNE HARVEY Liberal PEGGY LOU HASKEY Helpful PATTI HAWKINS Outstanding .IIMMIE NEIL HEATH Fun LARRY RANDALL HENDERSON Uproarious ORLANDO GEORGE HILLEN Necessary MARY GAYLE HINTON Satisfied -Ak I X li? DELPHA LEE JACKSON Mischievious ROBERTA RAE JACKSON Gratifying SHIRLEY JAMES Sociable SHIRLEY ANN JARZEMBOWSKI Contented DONALD KERNS Unaffecfed DONNA KAY KIRBY Engaged PAUL KNAPP Reliable BARBARA RAE KRETZER Neat DOROTHY CAROLE HOCKENSMITH Impressive ROSEMARY HOGGART Sincere SHIRLEY MAE HOLMAN Trustworthy JAMES STACY HORD Congenial ALOHA ANN HOSP Humorous ROGER RONALD HUGHES Mirthful ROBIERT DALE HUNT Different JUANITA INGERSOLL Towering! w M., 'Nd' CHERIE FAYE LAJOIE LARRY LEE LEMMON Masculine JIMMIE LISENBEE JOHN PAUL LIVINGSTON Energetic JOYCE JEAN LOCKLIN Jclunry DARRELL LEE LOLLAR PHYLLIS LYBARGER JERRY ANN LYNCH ' F IE K f CHESTER MCGAUGHEY 4 SANDRA MARIE MQVEY Delughvful EDNA LORETTA MOQNEY Agreeclble MAURICE MORGAN NEAL Amicoble JOHN NEFF Appealing RICHARD NICHOLSON Cordicl . GERALD OIDETTE Convmcmg BEVERLY ANN OWENS JOHN P. OWENS Contented KAYE PASCHKE Devoted BAQBARA PAUL CARAL ANN POTTORFF MARTY DALE RAINS ROBERT LEE REYNOLDS Athletic DONNA JEAN RKIHARDSON Wonderful Q. lORETTA SHROQER Serene 5 RLCHARD DARRELL SCHARFF Vital SALLIE COLLEENW SCHILTZ Gay ' ' KAREN LAVON SCHINDLER s K Intellngent JUDITH ANN SCHNEIDER Vlvoclcus U E NANCY RAYE SCHOENLAUB Peppv RONALD SECKINGER Mischievous MARY ELLEN SEWARD Hopeful ., MS 7 CHARLES STADLER Desirable DONNA STANLEY Unaffected RICHARD STAPLETON Sporty NANCY SUE Willing SWA RTZ RACHEL SWOBO DA Attractive MARY ANN TAYLOR Reserved EARLENE TETHEROW Earnest RONALD TIFFANY Fun . U All IH I , ,U I - nd, 'lI'lll1l'I'l .f X 7 Xl fl Ill 'li will x I lf 'Cl I A at X It 1 1 WMM .nv X LV ll! ATI TIT I , M A ll' YI, 'If , I nj li' I ELIZABETH ANN SIMPWL i ' ,gl Pretty 1 Ill ' NL!! l BIILIE c. SMITH ffl qf 'V N YW ,rj Humane l fx 2 l I l I DAVID C. SMlTH'l'l I l . WJ fl Timid 23 '. R A I REX SMITH ll A Tranquil ,ll 'lx ROBERT c. SMITH' fl' Towering IzosANNA SMITH L' 1 Gracious WILLADEAN SMITH 4 Personality-plus ,I Ifx W AJIII4 It All flnl Lll X Q l' JOSEPH SOLLARS Unusual in 'I' JERRY PAUL TILBURY Friendly GAYLE PATRICIA TRACIE Gentle SYLVESTER JAMES TRIGG Courteous ROSE MARY VANSICKLE Demure THELMA VESSAR Still THOMAS LEROY WAKE Patient CHRISTINE WALLNER Talented BARBARA ..,. TTENBARGER Tactful I I ills? , i, 'l yi! If alll? WL NJ P f f, . f 0 Qjz, CHA! OTTE A 511 Boahful Ii vl Qian' li ll I il Vel' JA C IT L my Pe I Y Poi HELEN WILLIAMS Penny EILEEN WILSON Reliable r Ruby Atkinson Joseph Boyes LeRoy Claycomb George Dye Rhoda Elford Jack Ellis Marshall Frump Patricia Gill Beverly Hamilton 7Zot79 Jacqueline Handy Billy Hass Bill Hirter Fred Humpol Larry Kennedy Barbara McEnterfer Eurastus Miller Jude Pinzino Jim Punzo 30 ROY WOOD Appreciative PATRICIA WOODS Gratifying JOSEPH WOOLRIDGE intriguing CORENE WRIGHT Grateful RUTH YAGER Suave HARTLEY YARBROUGH Able RUTH YARNELL Capable James Riley Gary Roady Frances Rowlett Connie Perkins Carolyn Scott Eleanor Simpson Willie C. Smith Charles Steele Gregg Violett Mary Arn F5 f K C5 1, . S i g f , It 56444 ,ff My y. 1,7 v ef X . ,t 7' X I I v f . J' 1 I V t . i I 4 f, x Bly X 1 L 1 t A .MJ A J fn .J ' STANDING, left to right-Joyce Kretzer, Carol Joy Freeman, Betty L ' N . , 5 .. I Lou Curry, Gary Pettijohn, Mark Barth, Sharon Lyon, Mark 'Z 7 4 'i Kretzschmar. SEATED, left to right-Miss Rightmire, Mrs. Dunlap, ' 7 , tg . , Mrs. Schoentag, and Mr. Agenstine. I .JN y, J xii' N V ' ,sly ,ex J , If 3 , , ' , - V fy 'J if ' ' l 1 n g 4 l 'JBL ' , N no fir ll f' ' I l ' . . . f ' ' I ' 1 -jf 'B J ' ' if . ' l ' nj' f nf l x Janice Adams M. ' ' Darryl Adkins I Carol Anderson I ' I if . S . ' 'F V ' Naomi Arn ,hr ' Q, gfvf. . L Aden Ashlock is 5 W. Q ii C' Lester Ashlock , V ' Y mf Mark Barth Q I mn J Connie Bates -ft--- --2.2: N I .,., x: ' i i.-. Robert Beahler iii X Doris Benitz In ' ,... I. A if Diane Benson fl . ,k.. K ., , .fl r : A -Q Connie Boeh Zz A M . j ,..... tl ,- Mike Botsford -W x ' Q we V B Ev 4 Clifford Boyer , A V i ' E Q - I A kr Judy Brickey Q Pat Brigham A 'i ' Judy Bright f if 1 X ,E ' ' Qi Marilyn Brown 6. il X . 0' A ,ji I Q for Ruth Ann Brown 'W If tqrbxx Q ,fr ' 7 Sue Browning A ' ' ' J ' - Carole Bryant by X ' Eddie Bumphrey Q I A -,,- , J I. A Q Y.,-. Margaret Burket H I. 52. Mary Burnett -5 A '52 fi 5-V 1 ' :- Doris Burton ' ' V- , , ' 32 - 1 Bvb Comp :S E... , r J 'HI W ' ' X Donna Chapman '- 3 221, ff - ' B' Raymond Chapman A JoAnn Chastain ' 5 2 . M,.w . A Don Chesser vj 5 Kenneth Clinesmith - ' ' i Priscilla Cruse f Q A g i 2-. Q' Betty Lou Curry A fe' ' -' ' L' ,yy 1 X WZQ I ,Q r J DeWayne Curtin A gf . Q .. :ii B J Pat Dallenbach ' H ,xy ' 'J I . Jerry Daniels J g i , Barbara Darr Jerrie Davenport Jim Dick 40 I 1 j 1 ' 1 ,I ,. 'J ,1 nhl, K. G if ' , N . fl! l A ' , i - 0 s K , .A .L 4. - A f 1 'BSB J .1 4 seg' X we Xa as 'S we ,5,.'E.- . V, 4 vi f x . 4 of V r i is Xx I ., A f 1 5 . i 'gijxgj Q Phyllis Edson , L Denton Edwards A Q wa Qi, Q, Wayne Ehredt XP we Bill Ellis , ': Francis Fesely ws Q! ' . is ix' 3 3 in z Carol Joy Freeman ' . Nancy Gadler 'N G N my QB Q Q Q' Beverly Garner ' Q QQ r - 5 . f Q Barbara Gieber l V ws :J 'WT ji L Larry Glidewell ' ie L Elnora Goudy I L A sy I f 1 i A ' L ,-L X Q QQ Vronica Griggs Q Q ibh R ,aes Q ,Q ' Q' Q Doris Groh L ' N - M if 'gk 'W Q - Wayne Hall ' X, gy- -is K Q' - ,fax David 'Harbeck ' L' 5 Q' . Harriet Harbison ' A . 1 Q X 'YS-1 Julia Harmon il Fred Haynes Q ,..ex Kathryn Hilt i Q QP in - K Richard Hire X' Q, ,Q 3. own , Jim Huber s , M' L S 4 Qs . W Phyllis Howard FQQQ Shirley Hunt .ff Y ,L EQNS1, f W ,iv L W iff' Wayne Jahnke ' L Q Q Ronald Johnson ' . x kg, Q L .5 Q Q Q , Lloyd Johnston ' QQ in ' ' Q r L Qt 'Gigi' Bill Janes 1 'Q S 'ff' xg Z QQ Bob Jones JV X - Q Q 5 ' ,Q David Jones W -xc R Q .,.. A t it X fp . P .L L A N ' ' M' .X I F ' 'SandraXJoy U - t Carl Kenyon S' V Q Q Q QQ . QA ' . f lAudrQy'Kerns xg Ji ' K' :QQ QQ A V L isfarbarapliettlexell 'Q W., . .. L,1M y , QX en Knight Y K xg 1 i 5' 5 A g A A Joyce Kretier j t 9 Q Q l gg QQ Q ' 'A I ' ' X I N- , . 1 Yi - p Mark Kretgschmar 'V D' l 5 .ov .Q . 6 Nancy Kronegg f . N A, K X Lois lktcvhon X' M Q .gvh ' ' Q ,Sandra Leokl J N A Q . ' 'le-Q ' 5. ,I 1 Ql Richard may 1 Q N Q 6Q Q ' , if , S Donald 'Leroy 5 ' ' ' Q X i ,. - -f x I V Don Leupold A ' V. , l Louis Littler i ii K X , Marvin Loclclin gi 1. AQ Q x - QJ y Ruth Loomis ,,,:. . 6' ' ' W .N ,' Q QQ - George Loy - - E' A y, Q if' x ' ' j gf Janice on - uv YF e L f L I.. H ' 4 f ' 'V' ff Joyce Lyon Q - QU L,.:....-..,. Q - Q Q Sharon Lyon X QI ' ' Beverly Lytton ' ' K 1 A, A, David Martin -' X - -L V, Q Mary Martorelli Q ii' K 1 ' K-in ' ,gp- Bob Mcthewson .f D - f , Robert McEnterfer I PM L , i , Janet McGaughey i Nancy Messbarger Q ' L Marilyn Milbaurne 'Q X 's H A 1 W ,Q ' Richard Miller i Q ' QQ Q ig, L M at if Q' Roger Miller K-'v QQ QQ ' X-' Q Q, Ralph Milligan ' , ' ln fs. . f l lf, Retha Morrison Eugene Morton Lenda Muir Esther Myers Janet Neely k M - fs -'Q . X u Q S of 41 .-2. vs. 1 SSA W- . .,,. ie l K i' n 4- 'Tn -.fn 4 Qi. 7 It 2-S' N., 4.-. Lois Nix Lucille Otte Don Parker Gary Pettiiohn Phyliss Piepergerdes Judith Pike e it up V' f X, ff' 'I f H ' ' T.. f . S lm WW' ff tau I- 2' wg- , x 5 B JBA it ' E ' Patricia Ping Janet Poteet QM' . Barbara Potter I ,A Q A Mary Pursley 1' -gp J' K' ,V i ' Christina Queen Q, ., tg .6 ly .fi I1 Beverly Rasco ' r ,NFA J W if Janice Reece 4 'A Owen Reed 7 A., f T ' f 'J ' Norma Reep X V Joyce Reinert N . H Cb ir' p A me A John Ridpath B S, -5 S ' aww! A-N TWT, Bob Rl9bY A ' V G -QP' XV V Pat Riley Q' X , y ,W Q I Ethel Round 1 W X31 I' J Je A l A F7 1 John Russell . Q i y Pat Sample K ff 9, ,mg X , Shirley Sampson 7: . M4 lvl Z A, Richard Sands l it A ' -y -5' yi 4' 'ff ' Sharon Schrupp . ' , ,',' f ' ,- Bonnie Sechler A if W- TV as N Y ' Carol Seippel T ' Gary Seippel .. ff .A , lla Rhei Shampnoi la' 1' gn . ' ,1 y 7 'F Dixie Shaw ,jj George Shaw 'lv Q Q 'W 7 A A Richard Slater ' S f f A N . Bill Smith T in Bob Smith , x gtephen Smith -gg sw wh X. Q' 3 F - onald 'Sprague v qehl 'Sf s ,yi :LJ ,BL Barry Stewart ' A J 'T 'X B Jack Stickley ,, , 55, 'X -ti- 7 X Xu A Phyllis siagefs 'FY' ' Marilyn Stiles ,Ai X David Stobaugh - 6- , ww- 1' .Q 8,1 G' dl Sally sfmbie i W I .. 5 J gf 5 Pat Taylor I in T v Qixa 5 ' A gg T Gayle Thatch ww L' In 'W f A 5 . I Yi Charles Thomas J Tom Thuman . V :J ' Roland Tillman 5 LG' A fr: Va? Q Saundra Tpdd Q V 43, .:'Q.,. F' 1- . . L Denny Turner 5 f 127 Sarah Turner Y , I ,f s Gene Vandever T - ' N V' Robert Vetter J Mary Vincent - Y 'Ig V, , ' -X J -Q Don Wachter 4 ' A ,J -H g, KL w i.,- Ronda Wachter P717 qt? J I Billy Walker 'F' , f , Nd T ...V .f A ll - Clifton Walke 0 l ' Patsy Walker Dick Walters Verona Ward .ani 1 .L-3 A 4' f' , Ronald Welch :S Jw V 'nl Larry West J Joyce Wheat Carole White Ronald Wilkinson ,M TQ Donna Willmore 'Q A Q NA Bill Wright Y B ' -1 Tom Witt S S 'L A 1 I -dm J X 1 .Q e f T vi A' . 'ft T' VN if hy X , . J .. l fr L n 'f ff! ' f ltd Klzr if V EM-Q s if L I li ' yhffyl Qi ly, N Y ,L 7-N Q X -A Ss X- 1 fs '5 S. :fl 1 ' Q19 .Lv E ,aa sf ' K L, ff l--. -Q f a J 5 44 tl f ' 'I st We-fx if A x M g 6 xs :L .- K ' X E i t B 'lr A ff :lb 'L 1 . A L K gfx Ng .,:,: A Is ii V ,Ns tt, , fn 5 Q sf,- .gy, -.. ., 8- x. 304:23 K T C C er! A . kr sf xx -- gg- ' Kay Ahern Tom Allsbury Ronnie Anderson Eddie Andrews JoAnn Auwarter Carole Baker George E. Beckwith Naomi Beggs Judy Belcher Bessie Marie Bennett Judy Berry Joyce Bledsoe Billy Boyles Larry Boyles Gary Bowen James R. Brown Joyce Bruns Alma Bryant Carol Lee Bugg Steve Bumbacher Jackie Kay Burri Verna Burtin George Bush Leroy Butts Barbara Caldwell Everett Calvert Nancy Ann Canaday Brenda Carrington Linda Kaye Catron Dennis Chastain Judy Clark Bob Clevenger Gary Colvin Eleanor Courtney Mike Crawford Pat Crawford Mary Francis Crawley Nella Cunningham Robert Cunningham Joanne Dale Janice Dandurant Doris Davis Helen DeFreece Gene Dewey Richard Dick Dale Dienstbier Ruth Drake Carol Dunlap 43 I -SQ 29 ' M gx 'K A ., . ,J F-R 6' 9 . l w V Q 5 2 . it t fe -L HL wh 15 v. 'cle X 1s QQ .4 . x mx Q ff N 'rx C, .as ml' l 'A vw 9 A rg, , L t'r 5, ' rl, L ' -4 4 Rf U 1 . l 'Xt :ra 2 ll , '45 l -nr L. X 4? is M42 l 5 5 X fair Deloris Duncan Paula Eaton Lucille Edwards Mary Ellis Shirley Elliott Linda Enslow Judy Egbert Kay Elder Nina Elder Mary Erganian Janet Erler :No E. s is - 5, is G Pi Q , Marsha Esely Aa gl L Jimmy Estes Q 't ' Richard Evans J H5 Ronald Evans J F :lg K . X wi 1. 57 ' Q s 5 Nora Fanning J Q, i vu ' JM -' ch.. Bob Ferrel 'ff' Q-H' Z Q. H Sandra Fenoft J ,F , Rafi, ' t 5 R Vj i3Vfi fi l gif , gif! IJ 55 A K Leroy Fisher Katherine Frank fflix Judy Frederick I t 12' 1 3 ......' ' .1 YM Bill Frye r 9 is 'E Q 'nrhzgf Steve Gale QQ' X' A I Sharon Gerber X ' y jk Joyce Glauser ' F 3 I J I Della Goben J '3 Frederica Good ' W fix E gig, -' 9 50 K. W Dorothy Gray 1 - . ' ' q V Joseph Grider . ' ' ge .i 1: gi Jerry Griggs ,A K nyyy lf! x f ' A 25-xfagftwe QW' gg Larry Grace :swf Q Joyce Groce .. Robert Groce NE: R is f G 9 ...fs far 'I' 45 -' A5 o er a ronewe W Q ,A is 4 'H' Mildred Grubb gp 1 N' .- L Carmen GUY M -nz- .im K Janice Hancock ' ' . y Elizabeth Hankinson i J Bonnie Harbison . ,gy Virginia Harper Z . E7 X Sharon Harrison 75' is 5 ,V Charles Hart ' K L 1 sc X 51 . .X 5 ' Linda Hartsock y M A Phyllis Hawkins is , r T 1' I Rebecca Hawks .. 5 xg? S 'V 4 'M A il,-3 E i Diane Herman Q - kb Q, M' -f:-3 ' David Hicks ' Q :' - ,A . -. t .J . .f f ' Wm Phyllis Hixson M 'V EV, x I . A ef we se. fr. J in A Kenneth Holmes 4 8 Mary Holmes I. 8 iq- A Ruby Hoppe' AQ J..-S--:,f Q Q.-so 1 . ' I ' -1.1 J ' ,X cw K , Thelma Hughes V 4 tv if A fs 5 'K Elizabelh Hurlbut J W K ' , F Larry Huston 4 An, i kt Ax i KW 'n.., i. it it fri as-ff, X 4-4 N ...X 8 .qx . X NU 5,5 X A' i ii 1 f B BVI, ' X if X Q z Q + X, s X QQ -r X fm .R saw.. M l . N ' .. K A N X X X X XXX XX ff I rf X i X . ,X. in ' . X1 1 '- c . Q ' 5 'Nu 1 B we i s r . Q ' Q' 3 s it ..... it A -we . K X rx 'F s 1 X X.XXXX5 3 x r s qs N Q B XXX,' XX, X Q dl - X K nr Q Q V N xi. X 27- ' Fred Ingersoll Dale Irwin Helen Jacobs Margaret James Billy Jones Deanna Johnson Kenneth Jordan Clayton Judkins Larry Kaiser Lavern Karguth Julie Kendall Lonnie Kerns Terry Kerr Marilyn Lancey Danny Lane Deloris LaQuet Carol Lau Ann Lawrence Myrtle Lefifler Jack Lehman Jay Leonard Raymond Lewis Gary Limle Jerry Lindelof Harris Lingerfelt Janet Long Gale Lott Ann Lustenberger Richard Malam John Mansperge James Marsh Gary Miller Jim Miller ' John Miller Bob Moore Martha Morgan Fred Morris Lawrence Myers Linda Nelson Jimmy Nix Barbara Oder Harold Oyerly Janice Oehrle Marcella Pauly Mecedis Pauly Patricia Peek Alvin Pesicka Blair Piepergerd Joan Pollard John Pollard Rosalie Polley Judy Powell Judy Pugh Betty Reece 45 Y ES N S Lg' X.,, . XXM ,ea ' r X -as X X W bb - . ig X K Q Xt' M VX iss.. 'Ab i 'V EQ' Yxa. X if ' W A ' 4 a X 'K' s 1? X an X Str' Q .W L bww si - ii li X .X vw 'L .QM -' . 'lx if in , We X as X 1 ,, as '3 Q x k.. -E ilu., XJ' a wx l K ::- J S 1' Q .li-' ge Q 'Q' Y B Q tl 50. 61 I is -' .Nd , T x i K ,Q A V1 Q. my in f y gi J 5- , 4- ' V 3 Q ,',Ql.1. ' ' ' K.. ? i, X ,Q HMS.. misss my ,. ,ii V , i ,S E K Sikh ? 1' L ea. N . ii. W .. Te-?' Q A f ' Y , Willette Reeder Jim Ricker Larry Riddle Bob Ross Judy Ruch Sharon Rupp Dick Sipe George Smith Jerry Smith Jerry Rigby Gayle Riley Mary Rockwell Helen Salanky Bill Shatter Bonnie Sharp Bill Snyder Sharon Stadler Patricia Steele Gary Stephens Lila Stout Jim Sullwold Joy Summers Kay Surface Leroy Sweat Shirley Swinney Mary Taylor Patricia Thom pson Henry Tillman Ronald Tillman Leah Toothman Robert Trautman Troy Trauernicht Beverly Vessar it av.. J, iv war - K ks. .L Ella Walker Joyce Walters Sandy View Mary Violett Helen Wandtluh Roger Warth man Reginald Webster Bonnie Wells Judy Wiegant Q . ua x L . an W 3 e lf 1 f, M an it ff .Lex 1 1 f 6 WWE? .Wifi Q-1' f 'if'- I 'Hi 3 f gs: BJ' .wfgi 'J af q .XR 'AY 1-Ts' we - L .,?,i. L A . m 5 L. ' -u P 6 J 1--B ..,,q - ix' c 5 J., ,of H ,. A- 43 -he Fenton Williams 1' lva Williams Larry Williams s E .. Barbara Wilson Q Donna Wilson 5 Donald Wilson 0 S -y ' P' Larry Wilson A y 3 .loan Wood W Joyce Woosley - ' ,N ,nf it ,A Q. gh l KT' Pat Wright '- ' A 1 ' Q Oland Younger 3 V , Q' xx ' 46 L FRONT ROW: Garold Frump, Karen Root, Rosa Lee Ruark, Ruth Mein- Inger, Patricia Smith, Frank Ellis. MIDDLE ROW: Ellie Kennedy, MOFIG Estes, Barbara Tiltany, Ronald Silvey, Wayne Pease. BACK ROW: Richard Donahoo, Jerry Dawson, Lowell Butts, Ernest Glidewell, Ronald Whitesel, Virgil Wolkef- 1 .. ' TOP ROW, left to right: Marvin Henry, Clifford Atkins, Kenneth Richardson, Raymond Pittam, Donald Leake, Raymond Elder, Forrest Graves, Tom Dorrell. SECOND ROW: Judy Daniels, Beverly Elliott, Ronnie Sims, Charlotte Cruser, Carol Poe, Sondra Wimple, Judy Nichols, Cecelia Littler. THIRD ROW: Franklin James, Connie Jimenez, Lee Lewallen, Joan Moore, Linda Reynolds, Edith Farrell, Richard Scanlan. BOTTOM ROW: Joan Cook, Frank Steele, Jerry Livingston, Don DeBord, Sherry Sybil, Doris Stapleton, Linda Moore. TOP ROW, left to right: Jack Heath, Max Sherer, Dean Parr, Joe Heater, David Drollinger, Jerry Boeh, Paula Fanning. SECOND ROW: Sharon Estes, Sharon Huffman, JoAnne Stewart, Roy Shroyer, Linda Bohr, Wanda Lea Todd. THIRD ROW: Darrol Bennett, Laren Newby, Anna Belle Packham, Katherine Stevens, Judy Hoecker. BOT- TOM ROW: Billy Sollars, Jeanie Shroyer, Gloria Harmon, Anna Irene Neal. H. TOP ROW, left to right: Charlene Roberts, Margaret McCush, Mary Jane Martin, Johnathan Reep, Edward Ingram, Daniel Winkelman, Donna Jean Mathers, Judy Phillips, Marletta Root. SECOND ROW: Mary Borchers, Sarah Parr, Justina Morrison, Nancy Worley, Bill Carroll, Donna Parker, Linda Koonse, LeRoy Moutray, THIRD ROW: Robert Berkourtz, Peggy Grewell, Helen Hess, Janet Givens, Neva Taylor, Judy Reeve, Ronnie Cornell, John Craig, BOTTOM ROW: Donna Schiltz, Janice McBeath, Lois Holman, Jimmie Allen, Larry Hagan, Russell Head, Bill Hansen. Top Row: Mike Barnett, Charles Rains, Jerome Richardson, Gerald Dougan, George Bressman, Gary Green, Charles Burnett, Sharon Olson, David Groenke. SECOND ROW: Betty Jo Bruns, Patsy Parr, Velma Townsend, Sharon Endicott, Joyce Hilton, Linda Brazelton, Norris Taylor, Patricia Hellerich, Fred Beason. THIRD ROW: Alice Cross, Dorothy Richwine, Sharon McCoy, Judy Curtin, Roxanne Zuchowslmi, Wilma Grinlinton, Charlene Dean, Owen Betts. BOTTOM ROW: Glenn Filmer, Glynn Sleeth, Roger Ward, Gene Hengst, Jimmy Hart, Billy Moore, Michael Moeck, Joanna Jackson. 48 15232 ,W I ITIES' fi:4f4m,f 7,.,,O,4,:4,z 'J A24 ZZ! ww Wai ,wif 1 XI' : ag vffjr .SLN 'Y fi2i N?'aMe?9' ix YQ' B4 P W 'gi' ,fl Q 'STHBE ITIHHHBEHS Ufzple ' The Orphe-Delphians, one of Lafayette's oldest organiza- tions, was established in l922 by eight boys who felt a need tor a club for boys which would promote interest in dramatics, music, art, literature, and oratory. This club is composed of boys who are outstanding in these fields. The Orphe- Delphians until this year were under the sponsorship of Miss Winitred Gallagher, but, since the retirement ot Miss Galla- gher, Miss Lois Green has taken over as a capable and worthy sponsor. FRED GEE lst Semester President OFFICERS .. Fred Gee ........... President ..... Charles Elliott Robert Allen Brown.. Vice-Pres. . .Robert A. Brown Charles Elliott ....... Secretary . . .Wally Gutridge CHARLES ELLIOTT Dick Stephens ....... Treasurer ...... Milton Stark 2nd Semester President STANDING, Left to Right: Bob Huemader, Ronald Chastain, Charles Elliott, Jerry Cantor, Richard Stephens, Wally Gutridge, Don Eastbourn, Bill Jarrett, Jack Fredericlcs, Milton Stark, Jr,, Adolph Lustenberger, Donald Leroy. SEATED: Robert Allen Brown, Fred Gee, 50 The Sesora Club has been established in Lafayette since 1919. lt is founded for the girls that are gifted in the arts. A girl must be invited to try out before being admitted as there may be only twenty-five members in this organization. During the year there are many important social events and pro- grams for which our Sesoras supply the enter- J L ,., f' 4 A Qt -N . 5 V Tmxlxl ' ' Q ' Jumwdif ec- tainment. These girls, accompanied by their sponsor, Miss Emma Lee Ficklin, attend a professional performance once each year. This gives the girls a rare experience and broadens their cultural knowledge. SESORAS STANDING left to right, Laura Kunzlemann, Peggy Burket, Joanna Carson, JoElIa Giddens, Donna Green, Christine Wallner, Jean Dankers, Ann Simpson, Barbara Porter, Delpha Jackson, Carol Beason, Carol Marlin. SEATER left to right, Nancy f .7f,rf Gerding, President, Miss Ficklin, Sponsor, Ruth Ann Hansen, Secretary, Barbara Burket, Joyce McCammon, Alumnae Secretary, Pat Black, Historian. Not Pictured is Ernestine Pinch, Treasurer. fflkdxff' ' - ff! X f D-LJAJ --fVlfff'?0Plf , ff' - ' f y J 'Wx fl X ' if 'ff jx V JA g fs pffwz. 1 ft at -fyff ff5,ff:1-.-':f7,l,7AV' I C7 Z , . fKA:,f2ff A-eel Mft' MW ear e 1 i ss ancy Gergling, side t is ve len -941,14 W ' Sygjyqagle tgxplay s music l ' nts an to pl them well, We feel sure that the Sesor s ld not ha gibkedlj 1 .fuss . . P 1 ff HL a better person to ad them as their e ent. . f f If 7 f 4 4 f .- W3-ky F ..--H f Kgs, NANCY GERDING N ' - President ' JV as of I' Y? The second year Spanish Club, STANDING, Lett to Right, are: Eleanor Simpson, Mary Jane Rodriguez, Nancy Marshall, Lenda Muer, Miss Marilyn Maxwell, Mary Enfleld, Retha Morrison, JoElla Giddens, Katherine Hilt. SEATED: John Joseph, Treasurer, Nancy Gerd- ing, Secretary, Mary Alta Hopkins, President, Elaine Donovan, Vice-President, and Ruth Yarnell, Program Chairman, , The Spanish Club Teaches the students to converse and put to use their studies in Spanish. lilo The hrst year Spanish Club, FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Willette Reeder, Carol Seippel, Donna Wilson, Arda Elliot, Marsha Esely, Mary Ruark, Linda Townsend, Marilyn Lancy, and Ann Lustenberger. SECOND ROW: John Warden, Mary Vincent, Patricia Steele, Jerry Lindelof, Ethel Schrupp, Donald Litz, Sharon Gerber, Shirlee Anderson, Barry Hubbard, and William White. TOP ROW: Blair Piepergerdes, Carole Bryant, Barbara McGaughey, Paul Knapp, Charles Steele, Bobby Moore, Gary Limle, Gene Dewey, and Paul Wattenbarger. LD ,Will W WW ff' l 1 ' 1 I, ., ., , , . FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Patsy Walker, Sally Strable, Mary Ann Taylor, Joyce Hacker, Phyllis Carter, Dorothy Summers, Betty Grinlinton, Shirley Claypole. SECOTID ROW: Mrs. Remington, Dianna Johnson, Betty Rletcher, lerrie Davenport: Pat Taylor, Roberta Gronerbegs, Esther Myers, Connie Perkins, Carol Baker, 'Rebecca Hawk,IJanice Danduranty Shirley Elliott, Mrs. Pendleton. TOP ROW: Carmen Qdy, Joy Summers, Iurryjierr, Dorjs, Davisy!Janet Leach, Beverly Vessarl Mary Kay laylor, Helen Salanky, Mary Holmes! ' I and Nancy Kenned . ,' V L i 'V V l Y ' J V I - I . f 1 ' l l l l 1 ' , I , . ll . 'X R.-l ,f l l ' 4 . ' W if 'V ' ,l ' The .HAQJS an organixationd at may be entered by all Home Economics students, .The urposqf l 'xx the ofgani ogiorl is to formfa borld between, The holne and school and to trdln the girls tofbe ctiyefih llhey' l home and'qo'mmuni'ry. f ' ' - C ' . I -f i ' ' , f R' If I A f ' 1 1. ' ' . , ' X l l . 1 1 f ff - I 'iff I f t '71 40 -B l l l R J 1 l 1 l l llff' I l ll J ' l I N' f t N l fl A H ' Phyllis Carter . .N . ....... K4 , . . .' Presi t , A, .7 ,I , f Mary Ann Taylarl . ... ..!. Jiecretl fy I! l l Patsy Walker . .1 . .. , . . Q .. 7!:ilHistorian ff X' ,' Joycd- Heckerl .... ........ ' ..... I . . Re orter A , f 'H ll' L Dorothy Splnmers ... ..... .... ff. Vicefgr siclent X I X, . Q cl L if l Be Grinlinton . . .... . . ,H .... 4 rdaslgner , I I ' , 1, I ly Strablel . .. Q I .... ..... . . .l, .gong Leader ' 1 Q 'fl I hirley Claypole . . . . . 3,1 .,..... .,. Parliamentarian f W 1 I' If j Q J , 1 W 1 17 --.N l 1 U. f ,Il ' 5 f 'V . A ' V V' I V I I ,fl I . I ' 2 f ' l '53, ' ff 5 1 J. The Colleens, FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Miss Maxwell, Carl Mar- Z lin, Ruth Ann Hansen, Joanna Carson, Louanne Robreau, Joyce 1 McCammon, Marilyn Brown, Mrs. Shipps. SECOND ROW: Barbara Gieber, Beverly Owens, Sue Sollars, Sandra McVey, Nancy Gad- ler, Sharon Lyons, Nancy Violett, Marion Douglas, Judy Coy, Marsha Beeler, Virginia Harper, Mary Alice Anderson. THIRD ROW: Naomi Beggs, Beverly Garner, Kay Ahern, Carol Bugg, Konna Jordan, Pat Dallenbach, Ann Simpson, Rosanna Smith, Laura Kunzelmann, Willedean Smith, Faye Williams, Katheleen Chapman. FOURTH ROW. Linda Hartsock, Barbara Wilson, Carol Freeman, Rondo Wachter, Connie Burnham, Barbara Barth, Jackie Dorrell, Sandra Leake, Barbara Burket, Kathy Streeter, JoAnn Tapee, Sue Bunten, Judy Fredericks, Paula Eaton, Sharon Gerber, Jerry Lynch, Judy Schneider, Jeanie Swails, Ethel Round, Carol Bryant, Eleanor Courtney, Marilyn Nestler, Margot Brown, Shirley Swinney, Joyce Hecker, Donna Brown, Peggy Burket, JoElla Giddens. 6006x659 The Colleens are an important pep organization at Lafayette. They back our Cheerleaders and do their best to cheer our teams to their utmost ability. Colleen Otticers and Sponsors, SEATED, Lett to Right: Mari- lyn Brown, Sergeant-at-Arms, Carol Marlin, Secretary, Lou- anne Robreau, President, Joanna Carson, Vice-President, Ruth Ann Hansen, Treasurer, and Joyce McCommon, Re- porter. STANDING: Miss Maxwell and Mrs. Shipps, spon- sors of the Colleens. 54 STANDING, Left to Right: Jon Winemil- ler, Dick Stephens, Ronnie Jacobs, Rick Roberts, Phil Ussary, Dick Bright, Coach Matheson. SEATED: Joe Sollars, Vernon Foss, Bob Neal, John Livingston. T J o I 4 fi wafwi70 t....r'i STANDING, Left to Right: Bill Jarrett Zane Brickey, Bob Reynolds, Bob Dallen boch, Don Berry, Charles Schenecker Gary Seiple. SEATED: Norman Moore Charles Taylor, Bruce Wake, Bob Busch The boys in the Lettermen's Club have shown outstanding ability in Sports. All have received honors for football, basketball, or track. These boys have really worked to receive these letters as an outward sign of their hard and rough struggle to obtain this high honor they now hold. Several have worked one, two, and three years to reach this position. In order to be a member you must earn a Varsity Letter in one sport. The purpose of this club is to honor these boys who have met these requirements. Coach Matheson is the Club's sponsor. TST SEMESTER Bob Neal ..... Vernon Foss .... John Livingston. . . Joe Sollars .... 2nd SEMESTER . . . President ..... .... P hil Ussory . . .Vice-President . . . . . .Larry Lemmon . . . .Secretary . . . . . . . . .Bob Busch ....Choplain . .. ...Ronnie Jacobs 55 Our Cheerleaders came through with some peppy cheers and songs to really urge our teams on to victory. Our head Cheer- leader was Janice Jordan, a Senior. Pat Adams, a Senior, finished her fourth and last year as a Cheerleader. Milton Stark and Bob Brown, Seniors, have served two years as Cheerleaders. Carol Beason, a Junior, has also served as a Cheerleader for two years. Gayle Riley, Freshman, and Joyce Kretzer, Sophomore, were chosen as Cheerleaders by the Student Body at the beginning of the school year. Our Cheerleaders, STANDING, Left to Right: Robert Allen Brown, Pat Adams, Joyce Kretzer, Janice Jordan, Gayle Riley, Carol Beason, and Milton Stark. J i f-i ad77t4' i l ll .. ' p l The Maiorettes, led by Ramona Davidson, have completed a year of fine performances. These performances were highlighted by trick-twirler, Connie Perkins. This high-stepping lass marched at the head of the band. The other Maiorettes were a credit to our school as well. STANDING, Left to Right: Connie Perkins, Karen Schindler, Faye Williams, Delpha Jackson, Judy Schneider, Helen Williams, Ramona Davidson, KNEELING: Donna Willmore, Sharon Schrupp, Kay Ahurn, Joy Branson, Bonnie Sechler. 7.7, . T 2 STANDlNG, left to right, Lois Holman, Johnnie Reep, Bill Shalier, Louanne Robreau, Esther Myers, Charles Elliott, Linda Hartsock, Joan Wood, Norma Reep, Nancy Canaday, Sarah Parr, Janice McBea7h. SEATED, left to right, Miss Aline Brown Dixie Dunlap, Mrs. Natalie Lewis. The F.T.A. is an organization tor students who want to become teachers. This very worthwhile organization was sponsored this year by Miss Aline Brown, and Mrs. Natalie Lewis. mZZlS Q i t A s i Xi ' X xii J Y' L is ..' 'f Standing left to right, Nancy Marshall, Carol Ann Thomas, Shirley Holman, Miss Mildred Bringman, Cherie LaJoie. Seated left to right, Judy Schneider, Sandra McVey, Joyce McCammon, Janie Edwards, Aloha Hosp, Lafayette was granted a charter from the Quill and Scroll Organization in l927. Only Juniors and Seniors who are in the upper third class are eligible for membership. A gold pin is the symbol of recognition. Miss Mildred Bringman, Sponsor, Junior members of Quill and Scroll, Sandra McVey, Nancy Marshall, Aloha Hosp, Judy Schneider, Shirley Holman, Cherie LaJoie. SEATED, left to right, Senior members of Quill and Scroll, Carol Ann Thomas, Joyce McCammon, Janie Edwards, and Sponsor, Miss Mildred Bringmcm. 57 LJ JOYCE McCAMMON-Editor yo wi if fx f wwf BACK ROW, Left to Right: Nancy Messbarger, O. G. Hillen, Sandra McVey, Joyce McCammon, Jerry Ann Lynch, Judy Schneider, Cherie LeJoie. FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Carole Huber, Carol Ann Thomas, Miss Eringman, Marvin Locklin, B e v e r I y Rasco, Shirley Holman, Greg Swinney. -Sid!! Um p Every spring at the end of the school year, the Lafayette OAK makes an appearance. This is made possible through the united efforts ot our helpful adviser, Miss Mildred Bringman, and our competent Editor, Joyce McCammon. Joyce gave valuable time to the yearbook, even though she carried a full schedule and was unable to enter a Study Hall. The job of Editor is a worrisome and tiring one. All written copy was submitted by Literary Editor, Carole Huber, and her assistants. The OAK staff wishes to thank everyone for his co- operation and helpfulness. We hope that you enjoy this OAK as we enjoyed working on it. 1? ...J 58 ' Sm!! 040:14 ' Our school paper, the Lafayette Light, is sponsored by Miss Mildred Bringman who has been a very understanding and patient adviser. Every member of the Journalism Class must participate in the gathering of news for the paper. This is a iob which re- quires a good personality, the ability to get along with people, and plenty of school spirit. We have found that no matter what difficulties we have had, the Light has always fought its way into completion. Janie Edwards, Editor, has served the office with great determination, efficiency, and stamina. Janie and her assistant, Mary Jane Rodriguez, have had some very difficult problems and have always ironed out these difficulties successfully. 'fl 'W JANIE EDWARDS - Editor ara STANDING, left to right: Miss Mildred Bringman, Beverly Lytton, Dick Stephens, O. G. Hillen, Sandra McVey, Jerry Ann Lynch, Judy Schneider, Carol Thomas, Nancy Messbarger, Cherie LaJoie, Ruth Loomis, Marvin Loclclin, Connie Bates, Marty Raines, Beverly Rasco. SEATED, Left to right: Mary Jane Rodriguez, Nancy Marshall, Janie Edwards, Aloha Hosp. 59 f' I- f i , :J f' X I o 41 , The purpose ot this organization is to develop an interest and greater understanding of art and its branches. Members ot this club learn to appreciate lite and their individual surroundings from the artist's viewpoint. Miss Helen McMachen, sponsor ot this group, does her best to promote a better understanding of art and its qualities. -4 2 L fefsrwe J, f A Mwfjyfr in -'0f '5'4f 0 ' Orffrife QQ We E U, l 1 FRONT ROW, left to right, Mary Rose Erganian, Shirley Hottman, sergeant at arms, Janie Edwards, second vice-president, Karol Elder, vice-president, Earline Boswell, corresponding secretary, Carol Seipole, Thomasine DeBenito. SECOND ROW, left to right, Beverly Bolinger, Anita Pottorft, Christine Wallner, Mary Enfield, parliarnentarian, Ruth Drake, Janice Whitesel, Ethel Round, Janice Hancock, Leah Toothman, Sharon Lyon, reporter, Lois Nix. TOP ROW, left to right, John Livingston, Bill Snyder, Gary Pettiiohn, David Stobaugh, Clifford Walker, Gary Stephens. NOT PICTURED: Miss Helen McMachen, Jackie Darrell, DeWayne Curtin, and Jackie Burri. 60 4' Custadians Cooks Main OWU- Assistants Miss Hagusfs Assistants Library Assistants Visual Eduration Assistants Mrs. Zinmmmman, OWU: Clerk Stage Crow 'Yun ' X X x .b In n 'Q K F L I 'X' -X W' M is x 5 k XX i K xr , 4 1 5 X ' ' 1 3 XL xi AN K 1 .lt X l b '4 K 4 Q V1 W . r . - ,li !,,..Nx, ---.. 35, X. .N X -,j , 2 , X. xxy f S xiw 4 NW Q ygulf i.,.,.T..,.. .,,-..-.717 im 3 Bubble, Bubble, foil and trouble Sitfin' and a' Waitin' Triple Trouble Vi--ol-al Captain Video And what class did you skip? 054.5 2 4 Nt -2 7. Zoo Parade? 8. A Woman's work is never done. 9. Gold-Dust Twins IO. Golfers?--in ihe making il. Women- Phaoey 12. Mem-or-ies .Y-K ,L .,,x.,,. .W.m, .., ,.,,.. K ,A,Qlf1 4 KBQQCK-Qfvx My f,61m1 ck fQu 7t ' . N mx K . I dvlgo V M' uwuf Q ,m1. L + Q mu, ,AV -Mfnfkj 013.2 ex AK f 8 CMM! N f f I A Qilv ill H vu fvfw Q.bU Q1f XA UVYCY4 51 ,ufzywi 'LR 'UQ NLKQQ QUXAICXVL ,Af-5' -' D W 'x 5' . N 0 if A f. fv-.. - f' x 1 'xx'-fwf'-'1-f' Lfvf Ir N4,Vx 'uLfyx.4yL, Yxlfi Oxpfxig V 'Q-fvufj -ogkuwmrlm X 7 1 'U 3 - w ,J 1 , ., Q- , F3 , U CLAJLL ZW I gi , U f 5 D :ea I ' -- f -x .x 1 , -- Q- N wwf? 3 xx NY Y WX U I I W U I I 65666015 BACK ROW, left to right-Janet Neely, Elathia Ginn, Mary Martorelli, Ethel Round, Shirlee Anderson, Rose O'Callaghan, Phyllis Stigers, Shirley Barger, Donna Chapman, Jo Ann Chastain, Patty Taylor, and Sue Browning. THIRD ROW, left to right-Carol Freeman, Ronda Wachter, Janet Leach, Patsy Walker, Vronica Griggs, Phyllis Piepergerdes, Judy Morgan, Esther Hoard, Nancy Violett, Priscilla Cruse, Phyllis Edson. SECOND ROW, left to right-Joann Emery, Janice Reece, Nancy Messbarger, Barbara McKibban, Dorothy Summers, Janet McGaughey, Pat Ping, Elnoro Gaudy, Jcy Hoard, Gayle Thatch, Phyllis Grimm. FIRST ROW, left to right-Beverly Rasco, Janet Poteet, Sally Strable, Barbara Kettlewell, Carol Seipel, Nora Hatton, Carol Marlin, Barbara Darr, Phyllis Howard, Barbara Gieber. BACK ROW, left to right-Pat Bingham, Joyce Wheat, Janice Lyon, Audrey Kerns, Verona Ward, Davis Benitz, Mary Pursley, Lenda Muir, Lucille Andrews, lla Rhei Shampnoi. THIRD ROW, left to right-Carole Bryant, Judy Bright, Connie M. Bates, Betty Lou Curry, Diane Benson, Joyce Reinert, Donna Jordon, Beverly Lytton, Naomi Arn, Dixie Shaw, Judith Pike. SECOND ROW, left to right-Mary Burnett, Elaine Ginn,Saundra Todd, Jo Ann Sharp, Sandra Leake, Judy Brickey, Sharon Lyon, Fonda Parker, Retha Morrison, Nancy Kronegg.FlRST ROW, left to right- Pat Dallenbach, Joyce Kretzer, Ruth Ann Brown, Beverly Garner, Connie Boeh, Joyce Lyon, Pat Sample, Christina Queen, Lucille Otte. Miss Logon Gilbreath has sponsored this group since l'-722. 64 770 ' VX The Lafayette Mixed Choir has shown outstandin musi talent t sgast year. We are proud of their record and extend our congratulations to Mr. Charles Po Yer, directangie Mix Choir, nd accompanist, Ernestine Pinch, The members are, Y, i N I I sl N? u F J Anitaxllen x K tl i 1 ubymtkinson Y , 1? il. 4 Mary derso Doris ughinb ugh if is o Bee er Beve Bolln n JR Carghwlingl U X XX Y Jea Boyd x X N rickey i J D de'xl SRX il b X .Br n Trudtt Bus Mar rie Cald ell Z Ro Peg Caldwqll Joa eCarsig3 il aren Catrolw N Ka leen Ch' man cy Chili? Jun Chit Bes Cole i X 5 n Chapman Q J X l Nt if Q Wi Don E ourn A Sl La r Kunzelmann Jane Ed r N . Ch ' LaJoie Charles lliottl ri N l X Larr Lemmon Pat Elli n Libe ty Joanne . NF , V ' . Maxine oley Q ji F lyn Locklin Vernon Fpss 4 Ca l Marlin Marga Gent JJ CSF Shirley Martin Helen A llespie lx Helen McClure Donna reen Barbar Gr nw Pat G' B . Betty uy Darle HahnJ Ruth Hai: Bever mi Mary i on ix A ha osp Nan owar Donna udnal Roberta Mlackson K thryn-Jahnlv Bill ett Janice orda C Qnyon Ft .lOI1Ql I X Barb a Kreii J' F X 5 NX Marilyn McCush Arlene Mears Charlotte Nelson Beverly Owens Ernestine Pinch Donna Richardson Carol Rigby Donna Riley Richard Roberts Louanne Robreau Jean Rowlett Richard Ryther Richard Schartt Sallie Schiltz Nancy Schoenlaub Dick Stapleton Joe Sollars Jerry Tilbury Gayle Tracie Thelma Vessar Christine Wallner Roger Watson Charlotte Weitlich Pat Woods Beverly Younger , J T. ti hi iiffestifoii it , QQ Ma l U N Mary A n Dunn Ro x J' x Zend WOODWIND SECTION. FIRST ROW left to right. Mary Erganian, Eileen Wilson, Marilyn Milbourne, Pat Bruns, Allred Pesicka, Jerry Davenport, Bob Grace, Jerry Canter, John Hayes, Ernestine Pinch, Jim Courtney, Doris Groh, Edith Richardson, Pat Corbin, Carol Beason. BASS SECTION. FIRST ROW left to right. Bill Harbison, Lonnie Kerns, David Drollinger, Larry Grace, Jim Root, Wallace Gutridge, Carl Kenyon, Lloyd Johnston, Charles Elliott, Richard Hire, Jim Heath, Roger Watson, Donald LeRoy, Jack Fredericks, Bernard VanCleave. il , I' vs . .V W 'JL' . :- BRASS AND PERCUSSION SECTION. FRONT ROW left to right. Larry Williams, Milton Stark Jr., Robert Allen Brown, Larry Kaiser, Jim Hart, Mary Jane Rodriguez, Richard Ryther, Patty Shores, Billy Babcock, Mary Arn, Keith Harker, Toyce Allen, Pat Black, BACK ROW, Bob Moore, Jay Leonard, David I-larbeck, Jim Arnold, Bill Watkins, Larry Riddle, Judy Phillips, Linda Sue Hartsock. 66 Zend Q 9 I li l 1.33.-as WOODWIND SECTION. FRONT ROW left to right-Judy Egbert, Ruth Ann Loomis, Shirley Flarkhurst, Shirley Rumpf, Harriet Harbison, Lois Lawhon, Mary Rockwell, Judy Ruch, James Marsh, Delmar Culver, Dick Walters, Richard Stapleton, Larry Bonham Joe Heater. 1 hr WOODWIND SECTION. left to Right-Brenda Carrington, Kay Jean Elder, Marilyn Brown, Kenneth Richardson, Sa Barbara Burket, Margaret Burket, Nancy Ball, Barbara Potter, Carol Jean Lau. Y Lafayette's band has proved this year to be one of the tinest in the city. They took active part in drills, parades, and our football games. They are under the direction of Mr. C. H. Potter. Band Repertoire Star Spangled Banner The Stars and Stripes Forever ...........,......... .,.,. S ousa Fatinitza Overture ..,...,.. . , Von-Suppe Symphony No. 5 in E Minor .... .... D voralc La-mascarada .....,....... . . . Walters El-candor Pasa . . . l ,.... Robles Cielito Lindo ..........,.... . . .Fernandez Prairie Lament .....,......... T ,... Walters Till Eulenspiegel's Merry Pranks. .. ,.,. Strauss Ballet Parisien .............. , . . ,Ofienbach ...,.FuCik Entry of the Gladiators. , . . 67 L ndra Jo 5 7 HQ wif, A i STUDENT and FACULTY COMMITTEES ts: ' Production and Direction: Mrs. Dorothy Jackson, Miss I ll Ll Aline Brown, Miss lno Wachtel. xx . ,V X Costumes: Mrs, Margaret Remington, Miss Doris Stone- E . l g burner, Miss Marilyn Maxwell, Miss Georgee Hash, Mrs. I V f . Dorothy Pendleton, Mrs. Golda Dunlap, Mrs. Lois ' J Green. Packing and Unpacking of Costumes: Miss I Faye Slater, Mr. John Yancey, Mr. James Jordan, Mr. v r Evan Agenstein. V' Ushers and Seating. Mr. James Jordan, Mr. Donald Gibson, Miss Logan Gilbreath. December 16, l954, annual Christmas Pageant, . .., The Holy Grail, was held for the 25th consecutive time. WS, Kathy Streeter, Rosemary Hoggatt, Joyce Reinert, and Joan Woods, robed in black, , read the narrative. The curtain was opened as King Arthur lJon Winemillerj enters the Hall ot Camelot on Christmas Eve and seats himself on his throne and while reading falls asleep. it He dreams of the Christ Child,,the Virgin Mary lMargot Brown? and Joseph lRichard Hirel surrounded by angels Uoyce Walters, Sharon Lyon, Willadean Smith, Gayle Lott, ,and Rosanna Smithi. Two shep- herds lJerry Canter and Larry Bonhaml arrive and olifer their humble gifts. Soon after the shepherds' departure, three Magi from the East lDavid Martin, Jim Hord, and Richard Harringtoni appear with lavish gifts and as the last of the Magi presents a large cup to the Christ Child, two angels lBarbara Burket and Joyce Heckeri take the cup saying that it would henceforth be known as the Holy Grail and Christ would drink from it at the LastASupper. The Magi take their leave and King Arthur awakes and is told that he shall never see the Holy Grail or hear heavenly music until he found the noblest gift lite can hold. 68 1 lllffrijg l -ff, I uf. it s if ' A- ' J .91-9 .fb V I 'Vps If ' , - , ' ' . .. fit f T., 'i 'fl STUDENT and FACULTY COMMITTEES 1 'I Properties: Miss Roxanna Robb, Miss Anna Hague, I- '- Miss Eva Brown, Miss Kathleen Lindsay, Mrs. Irene Schoentag, Mrs. Natalie Lewis, Mrs. Eleanor Shipps. , - x Program: Miss lna Wachtel and Miss Doris Stone- T r , burner, , T - Stage: Mr. Charles Carr, Mr. Giles Hengeller, Mr. Z ' Don Reece. . A! Art: Miss Helen McMachen. l'X- --,NWN 7 . I Lights: Mr. Frank Baker. TT l' -I T' Tx' Music: Lafayette Mixed Choir directed by Mr. Charles Potter. The Page CFrank Ellisl acting on instruction sum- mons the Knights, Sir Gareth lTom Wittt, Sir Tristram lFred Geel, Sir Percival fBruce Wakel, Sir Lan- celot lDenny Turnerl, Sir Bedivere fDick Bright? and Sir Modred lDick Stephenst. The King sends them on a search for the perfect gift. All except Modred, who would not chase the fancy of a dream, left in search of the perfect gift. As the next Christmas drew near Lancelot returns to the Court of Arthur bringing Galahad lRonnie Chastainl. Galahad kneels at the altar to perform his vigil. As he kneels Modred draws his sword intend- ing to kill him but as he moves to do so Galahad made the sign of the cross. Modred, afraid to harm the boy now, decides to tempt him instead. Modred brings four Damsels. The Damsel of Wealth Ueanie Swailsl The Damsel of Fame iDonna Brownl, the Damsel of Pride lKaren Schindlerl, the Damsel of Vainglory lMarilyn Stilesl. Galahad refuses their gifts and is left alone. Suddenly the Damsel of Purity enters and places upon Galahad's Cape the CF055 of Consecration. Again it is Christmas Eve and each of the Knights in turn lays his gift before the altar. The vision did not appear until Lancelot brought in Galahad. The Hall was filled with beautiful music and a bril- liant light shown and a group of angels came bearing the Holy Grail. Seating Galahad in the Seige Perilous reserved for the perfect knight, the angels passed from the Hall of Camelot bearing the Holy Grail, Galahad rose and followed and one by one all the knights of Arthur followed. The King stood motionless before his throne and the voice of Galahad drifted back. 69 'r 2. Charles Elliott and Be I. Ernestine Pinch is shown h as s e practice for her pianologue. companied by Joanna Carson a ' 5 verly Bolinger ac- re pic- tured ract ' p icing their duet. Our Committee Chairman, Adolph Lus- tenberger, Stage, Charles Elliott, ticket, Joanna Carson, publicity, Donna Riley, make-up: Joyce McCammon, stage dec- orations, Jerry Roades, clean up. Donald Butch Leroy is shown prac- ticing his trumpet solo for our big show. V is for variet 4 ' Slow y, the spice of life and L f , a ayette proved this phrase Marcl' I8 by presenting its annual Variety Show- Club Top Hat of l955. A is for acting ability which many of our stu- dents showed. R is for the right way in which our Stage Committees and S ' ponsors, Misses Georgia Hash, Marilyn Maxwell, and Kathleen Lindsay produced this show. I is for our ingenious Master of Cere monies-Ronnie Chasta splendid iob. E is for en in, who did a ergy expressed by our Senior Chorus line. T Y is for th is for Top Hat our Club for l955I e youthful talent shown in our Variety Show. 7-'az I? 744 55 70 t . Joanna Liberty, Anita Allen, and Janic Jordon practice diligently for their par in the Variety Show erine .lahnke do a part of their ponto mim e as we snap their picture. Our Senior C n- sen, Kathleen Chapman, Donna Brown, Margot Brown, Louanne Robreau M '- , ar: lyn Nestler, Barbara Burket, Joanna Carson, Carolyn Jarzembowski, and Jo ce M C y c ammon, prove their ener horus line, Ruthann Ha nity as they practice eir dance routine 9Y and dancing ab'l' ' ' h . . 'fs-..,. 6 7 6. Shirley Martin, Arlene Mears and Kath- I A A c,z rlcQfrv f CRAY! fUf U 7 QL! 462, ,uw-Q2 wi-J-J WK Q, -RM! Jake. wuvovfyvv ali' JtW7 ffflf A 1 ,.,,. . Z, - k UML, J Q AWMJ0 Raul my sb ? ' bf XL ' NJ JC JLXQ-2--J2.f C!f.fLf'Y'k!' ,CQ jm 5 44-Af ' K. K 'fav f XLU-fffkl in ek, ,ouff f c ' 71 07 I ' 7 N e 4 , if Q5 is! 5.4, X TS 5 'FRQ - . 1 . ' f fxx.e- x.r: 5 Y'--1 :. f':. --29:2 ., 1 i . .. - . 525 51' vX'L - ' - -LLLL :Ffif -XVLI ,.LA --,, l Li , L 1 7 -9 3:v 155' - 1 H A , - V- -. 1. . . WW, Q . X,xX A SX .QM A .X,.kLA: ...if X ,KA. Siig Q ...LL, , ..,... ,.::,, A In . , :M ,rllqr-::. v'-..gLS 4 4, , I C 'fi ' FIRST ROW, Left to Right-Sgt. Trimble, Charles Fountain, Bob Erk, Richard Stapleton, Roy Wood, Marvin Waters, Bob Hunt, Bill Lewis, Bill Clark, Charles Smith, Orval Schafer, Jerry Tilbury, Maurice Neal, Larry Henderson. SECOND ROW--Denny Turner, Dale Dienstbier, John Ridpath, George Bush, George Smith, Marvin Locklin, Bob Clevenger, Ronald Evans, Gary Miller, Barry Hubbard, Aden Ashlock, Bill Wright, THIRD ROW-Paul Wattenbarger, Jerry Rigby, Lewis Coyle, Charles Thomas, Bob Heumader, Billy Walker, Larry Huston, Glen Findly, Reginald Webster, James Brown, Cecil Waugh. FOURTH ROW- James Ricker, Truett Busby, Raymond Lewis, Kenneth Taylor, Ralph Richwine, Mitchell Rosenauer, Dean Claycomb, Patrick Crawford, Donald Wilson, Orrin Noland. FIFTH ROW--Stephan Smith, Daniel Ostrander, Larry Heitz, Steve Gale, Gary Bowen, Richard Dick, Jerry Ruark, Gene Polly. SIXTH ROW-Bill Smith, Frank Hass, Michel Crawford, Bill Walts, 2.0. 7. , ' FIRST ROW, Left to Rightelvan Courtney, Hartley Yarbrough, Thomas Wake, Gary Dienstbier, Robert Hunt, David Bridenstine, William Violett, Wesley White, Risdon Hankinson, Gary Roady, David Smith, E. J. Miller, Richard Wilson. SECOND ROW-Don Litz, William White, Robert McEnterfer, Robert Trautman, LeRoy Sweat, Jay Hackley, Jim Nix, Clayton Henson, Clayton Judkins, Eddie Andrews, Oliver Owens, Sgt. Trimble. THIRD ROW-Raymond Wclttenbarger, Everett Calvert, Ronald Johnson, Larry Glidewell, Barry Stewart, Freddie Ingersoll, Richard Hunt, Jim Miller, Ronald Welch, Denton Edwards, Donald Chesser, Ronald Sprague. FOURTH ROW- Leo Carroll,Jim Arnold, Eugene Morton, Sherman Tahl, Bill Karrasch, Keith Harker, Mike Fox, George Kincaid, Franklin Reynolds, Ronald Tillman, Wayne Ehredt. FIFTH ROW-Bob Vestal, Bill Harbison, Gary Ballard, Jack Stickley, Marvin Lewis, John Miller, Ronald Chastain, Richard Butner, Donald Kerns, Kenneth Clinesmith. SIXTH ROW-John Church, Jim Endicott, Bob Vetter, Donald Minnick, Eddie Bumphrey, Ronald Wilkinson, Herbert Bledsoe, . 'K R- hs B 1. i - 72 The Lafayette Rifle Team has again shown its ability, by being successful in its out-of-town matches and the matches between the schools of this city. BACK ROW, Left to Right-Charles Fountain, Gary Dienstbier, Larry Glidewell, Wesley White, E. J. Miller. FRONT ROWW Lewis Coyle, Robert Trautman, Ronald Sprague, Bob Vetter, Billy Walker. if FIRST ROW, Left to Right-Bill Violett, Orval Schafer, Charles Fountain, Wesley White, Edgar Morris. SECOND ROW-Sergeant Trimble, Marvin Waters, Donald Chesser, Jim Nix, John Ridpath, Bob Simerly, George Smith, George Bush, Leroy Sweat, Bob Clevenger, Eddie Andrews, Robert McEnterfer, Ronald Evans. THIRD ROW-Larry Glidewell, Lewis Coyle, Fred Ingersoll, Billy Walker, David Smith, Larry Heitz, Ronald Tillman, Bob Erk, Gary Roady, Larry Henderson, Jerry Ruark, Pat Crawford. FOURTH ROW-Richard Wilson, Donald Wilson, Ronald Sprague, Bob Vetter, Jim Ricker, Denny Turner, Jack Stickley, Bill Clark, Harold Polley, Keith Harker. 73 7955 20,7 . JANIE EDWARDS Lieutenant Colonel The Sponsorettes, dressed in their white uni- forms set oft by a green scarf, are striking in their neatness, Seated left to right, Carolyn Jarzembowski, Captain, Mary Alice Anderson, Moior, Janie Edwards, Lieutenant Colonel, Viola Harvey, Maior, Joyce Hecker, Captain, and Pat Adams, Captain. 4.15-,.l,,, A r The Sponsorettes tor V955, were led by Lieutenant Colonel Janie Edwards, a senior. Janie was installed on October 7, l954, along with her tellow ofticers, Joyce l-lecl4er,Captain, Pat Adams, Captain, Carolyn Jarzernbowski, Captain, Viola Harvey, Maior, and Mary Alice Anderson, Maior. The Sponsorettes are a very vital part ot Lafay- ette's R.O.T.C. Organization. 4 , 1 my t , 0 4 S The Sponsorettes, attendants, and their escorts are: Standing Left to Right: Bill Lewis, Richard Wilson, Charles Fountain, Wesley White, Bolo Eric, Bill Landers, Bill Bowen, Jerry Tilbury, David Smith, Gary Roady, E, J. Miller. Seated Left to Right: Joyce Hecker, Pat Adams, Carolyn Jarzembowski, Viola Harvey, Mary Alice Anderson, Janie Edwards, Maxine Foley, JoAnn Liberty, Barbara Barth, Sue Bunten, and Beverly Bolinger. 74 6044 , The Cadet Club is composed of outstanding cadets from all the schools in the city. These cadets are in the upper ten percent of their class. Meetings of the Cadet Club are every other Tuesday in which each school's representatives are present. This group outlines programs for the R.O.T.C. cadets. l A z K l in l STANDING left to right: Gary Roady, Richard Wilson, Risdon Hankinson, Wesley White, Sergeant Parker, Charles Fountain Larry Henderson, David Smith, Bob Erk, Marvin Waters, and Denny Turner. SEATED. Pat Adams, Joyce Hecker, Viola Harvey Jane Edwards, Mary Alice Anderson, Carolyn Jarzembowski. I ul 9 ffcbwut Charles Fountain t . . ..... , ,Lieutenant Colonel Jane Edwards . . Wesley White t . ' Viola Harvey . . . Pat Adams , . , .. Lieutenant Colonel Major ...,Maior ...,Major l 75 ln the month of February, the annual all-city Military Ball was held at the Naval Armory. Cadets, Sponsorettes, and dates attend this 2 0 7 annual event. I 1 I I 2426 14614 Z The annual R.O.T.C. Banquet was held iointly by Lafayette, Ben- ton and Central at Clarkies' on the evening of November 9. Charles Fountain presided as Master of Ceremonies. 76 N NM A Nw X Q X is Nix Nw K 1 - ' 1 -' X -, Q lx K ,, I . f, ' . t - , ' , , ' ' j ' ,- -, - - qu-... ,. af ua-E-155.4 Q-1-rf., F-,Q ' Nfi wg. an ng, ,' . M- Q '. ,L , . 'wx 1 e-w u ' 1 ' ' X. f , . -V-74.-X fxuzllv 4.Nn.15- .4av'Ll':-F-3-3 .n.x.'k-14. Us LL '1', . , - H U , J nf- V A'-'W 1' -' 11-A - wig XJ V, ,C H ..- 9 w . ' RX ' liar' V... , ,,-,, kb-.1 ye . - - ' 5 f lwf x . 11 -,m.1,.,4. Q L V xx 4 7 S 244494 f4ad 704494 ymygg mem eww MNH Ill- BOTTOM ROW, Left to Right: Coach Matheson, Bob Busch, Rick Roberts, Ronnie Jacobs, Vernon Foss, Bob Neal, Don Berry, Bill Jarrett, Jan Winemiller, Joe Sollars, Dean Rethemeyer, Bruce Wake, Charles Taylor, Bob Dollenbach, Coach Hoehn. SECOND ROW: Charles Townsend, John Neff, Charles Stadler, Zane Brickey, Bob Reynolds, Larry Lemmon, Dick Bright, Richard ScharfT, Bill Davenport, Chester McGaughey, O. G. Hillen, Charles Schenecker, Phil Ussary, Wally Gutridge. THIRD ROW: Raymond Chapman, Jim Courtney, Ronald Tiffany, Mike Botsford, Donald Wachter, Jim Dick, George Loy, Joe Boyes, Gene Vandever, f Richard Miller, Gary Pettiiohn, Tom Witt, Jim Huber, Donald Parker, Roland Tillman. FOURTH ROW: Lester Ashlock, Emanual ill Boyd, Richard Leidy, Carol Harris, Jim Farrel, Sylvester Trigg, Louie Littler, Owen Reed, Mark Barth, George Shaw, Bill Ellis, Tr 1. Bob Smith. yy jP yi V' 5 , , JAMBOREE K of Wll L.H.S Central 7, Christian Brothers O, Benton O ' 5 ff' L.H.S SAVANNAH ji' l ll L.H.S. BENTON ,jf t kj' L.H.S ' WENTWORTH ' fl! , 1 L' L.H.S CENTRAL T4 1 W' T 1 . L.H.S. WILLIAM CHRISMAN 13 W' Sp ,lp ly L.H.S. CHRISTIAN BROTHERS Y V L.H.S NORTH KANSAS CITY 20 ' ix, . il vi ' 5 78 XE Ulf ii, kr. .- , .- V , J -.ar Q, Z. --n as mkwyv Bob Busch' Don BerryM Zane Brickey' 7 lf' ikk Bob Dallenboch' vena Vernon Foss iw' Ronnie Jacobs M Bill JarrettM Norman Moore, Manogerll' Bob Neal xx ,gf , , -39 ,ff cZ . , . FIRST ROW, Lott to Right: Don Berry, Lorry Lemmon, Bob Busch, John Winemiller, Vernon Foss, Dean Rethemeyer, John Neff, Ron Jacobs, Dick Bright, Rick Robeits. SECOND ROW: Joe Sollars, Zone Brickey, Bill Jorrett, Bob Neal, Bruce Wake, Bob Dalli-nbach, Bob Reynolds. BASIL HOEHN Assistant Coach Deon Rethemeyer' Bob Reynoldsf Charles Schenecker' Joe Sollorsf' S we ni- ,., j ' - -'ff .wifsiiisin BOB MATHESON Coach Charles Taylorf' Charles Townsendf DICK SHROUT Assistant Coach N' 7' 5 Jon Winemillerf' Larry Lemmon' Phil Ussary' Bruce 1 IMJL c 3 :QS w A A r L X I I A S, ' Number of years lettered. .4 k . fwss ur Nl f 'I Not pictured, Rick Robertsff , QQ! 53 JOYCE KRETZER Queen 7 Miss Joyce Kretzer, sophomore, was elected Miss Shamrock ot the i955 toot- ball season on the night of October 5, IQ54. She was crowned by Student Body President, Charles Fountain, l-lor attend- ants were Maid of l-lonor, Beverly Bol- inger, Joyce Heclcer, Faye Williams, Laura Kunzelmann, and Ruth Ann Hansen. The Irish Football Team honored Miss Sham- rock by defeating VVilliam Clirisman i9-l3. 1 Miss Shamrock and her attendants are shown as they appeared on the night of the Coronation. Dressed in colorful gowns, they were escorted to a platform placed on our football field where the coronation ceremonies took place. Lett to Right: Laura Kunzelmann, seniorf Faye Williams, junior, Joyce Kretzer, sophomore: Beverly Bolinger, senior, Joyce Hecker senior, Ruth Ann Hansen, senior. Miss Donna Green, junior, was crowned Latayette's Basketball Queen the evening of January 14, l955, before a large crowd in the school gymnasium. Donna, in a white gown, was escorted to her throne of green and grey, by acting Captain Gregg Violett. She was crowned by Student Body President Charles Foun- tain. Donna's attendants were: Kathy Streeter, Maid of Honor, Sandra McVey, Janice Whitesel, Faye Williams, and Del- pha Jackson. DONNA GREEN Queen Sliown limi- ini- :Ein lictal-etbiill Queen and her attendants dressed in striking gowns as they appeared the evening at the corona- tioiu Seatiil li-lt 1. Hriitt- Janice Whitesel, iuniorg Delpha Jackson, iunior, Kathy Streeter, senior, Donna Green, Queen, Faye Williams, iititior, an ' Sandia MrVey, junior. Standing are crown bearer, Vicky Ann Mitchell, and basketball bearer, Doug Storey. Had! FIRST ROW, Left to Right-Vernon Foss, Bob Neal, Larry Lemmon, Roger Cox, Joe Sollars, Rick Roberts, Gregg Violett, Wally Gutridge, Bill Davenport, Bill Hirter. SECOND ROW-Ronald Tillman, Lester Ashlock, Owen Reed, DeWayne Curtin, Jay Leonard, Jerry Roades, Ronnie Seckinger, George Loy, Bob Smith, Bill Snider. THlRD ROW-Larry Bayles, Mike Botsford, Louis Littler George Beckwith, Harris Lingerfelt, Olin Younger, Charles Claypole, Kenneth Knight, John Pollard, Roger Worthman, Tom Alls berr , Gary Culvin. FOURTH ROW-Lawrence Myers, Ronnie Chapman, Bob Mathewson, Leroy Butts, Bob Ross, Elvin Winlow gm, Y Kenneth Holms, Larry Limle, Tom Owens, Donald Leupold, Blair Piepergerdes, Bob Moore. FIFTH ROW-Fred Morris, Billy Jones Mark Kretzschmar, Clif? Boyer, Jack Lehman, John Dragoo, Rex Smith, Gary Pettyiohn, Mark Barth, Larry Wilson, Bob Reynolds Tom Thuman, Bob Camp. A wi' ifllr . 1 4 'AEM' . frr i. ' l. Bob Reynoldst 4. Jerry Roades' .5 ' T 2. Bob Neal 5. Chuck Stadler' 'L 'T V 3. Bill Hirter' 6. Larry Lemmon Assistant Coaches-Basil Hoehn and Bob Matheson if X Not Pictured Gregg Violett' 5 ., Coach Dick Shrout N I: 'indicates years lettered. 82 FRONT ROW, Left to Right-Bill Jones, Ronnie Seckinger, Bill Hirter, Charles Tillman, Richard Slater, LeRoy Fisher, Jon Wine- miller, Larry Lemmon, Dick Bright, Bill Davenport, Bob Busch. SECOND ROW-John Dragoo, Jim Sullwold, Jay Scroggin, Skip Tillman, George Shaw, Jerry Daniels, Raland Tillman, James Farrell, Bill Watkins. THIRD ROW-Bob Ross, Roger Worthman, Charles Stadler, Fenton Williams, Bob Mathewson, Lester Ashlock, Joe Boyes, Gary Seipple. FOURTH ROW-Bill Frye, Paul Livingston, Zane Brickley, Bob Dallenbach, Bob A. Brown, Bob Rigby, Don Leupold, Douglas Hall, Mark Barth. FIFTH ROW-- David Moeck, Dick Stephens, Sylvester Trigg, Richard Sands, Gary Pettiiohn, Norman Moore, Fred Haynes, Mike Botsford, Clifton Walker, Mark Kretzschmar. SIXTH ROW-Gene Dewey, Troy Trauernicht, Charles Taylor, Harold Owens, Bill Boyles, Lawrence Myers, Jimmy Dick. Track season opened late because the completion ot the basketball schedule was delayed. Under the supervision of Coach Dick Shrout, our team gave a commendable per- formance. Our track team, this year, proved to be one ot the largest as it consisted of 54 members. 5 Awkward Moments ,fe F r F E e f ii an 3 xv 'C N I b ul I 1 Z. i 0 Z ll' . ' Z TN! Q., : qi 83 -V . 1 A v,v, M, ,Q , . . QW N. gf 1 f 5 x ge x '3 FN N FX ENSQS 'sm . 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