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

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' 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 ,

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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

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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