Lafayette Jackson High School - Golden Memories Yearbook (Lafayette, OH)

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HOHECOWING ROYALTY LPFT TO RIGHT Marilyn Hawk,freshman attendant Cloria Morti mer, JUHIOI' attendant Janice Carey, queen, Jean Chidester senior attendant, Ardith Cook, sophomore attendant FOOTBALB CHE RBEADLQS Bill Turner, Marcia Connor, Shirley Aldrich, Roberta Hawk HOLBCUMING On October 20, a special afternoon assembly m rked the beginning of the Homecoming festivities Meredith Binkley played the piano while Dick Arnold Dick Baker, Don Black, Bill James, Bud Baderfscher, Chester Barber, Bob Edvards, Miriam Barrington, B e t t y Fish, Donna Bradshaw, Charlotte Carruthe s Mike Chiles, Christine Mason, Dick Inskeep, Jack Pugh Ru sellloeschfr Doris Longmier, Norma Jean McCormick, Sue McGinnis Yatbleen UcCaFue M rilyn Klingler, Leonard Theis Twlght eed Fl nra Ctaner, Car Morgan, Norman Chutt, Betty Vermillion, and Norma Ocalf framed an ULN arch from the ramp to the s t a g e Through this rch passed Suzanne Havk and L rry S p r a g u e freshren, Ardith Cook and Gary Bierly, sophomores, Clori Mortimer and Ed Rex, Juniors, Jean Chidest r and Jame La be eniors, Janice Carey and Galen Stoodt, queen elect nd her escort After a speech of recognition made by Janice, she was crowned by the captain of tne football team, Galen Stoodt She was presented with a large bouquet of yellow chrysan themums, the gift of the senior class Preceding the Processional B e t s y Kohli sang, WThe Lord's Prafern, accompanied by Meredith Binkley, the senior boys quartet whichcpn isted f Danny Machir, Jim Vermillion, R nalo Schafer and Allen Brown sang 'Memoriesn Meredith B ncley and Roberta Hawk sang a duet Perfect Day', accom panied by Betsy Fohli The assembly program was concluded by a pep session The game with Pandora was played in the evening Just before th g me the b nd play d fanfare and the Queen and her cou + vera dr ven aroufd the field and then stopped on the 50 ya o l e in front of the cheering section, and each of the escorts came to escort the Queen and c o u r t to the sid l nes, wnere J a n 1 c e gave a brief speech and gave a Chrysanthemum to each footoall c a p t a 1 n The band then marched the full length of the field and played the WStar Spangled Bannerw and the game began After the game there was a Homecoming Dance held in the auditorium ., -J ' AL LJ -un . . Y ' , ll ' . l Q ' 0 J ' g 0 . U . T T? T l 1 1 'AJ '1 I B ' ' ' 1 I fv 'v . F n L L,- . . L O , . -1 A ' V . L. J - v -. . . . . l , , . : u . .a x A f., V. , a , ' he . 2 73 1 nf- 3 LJ' EL U . ' . J I-F L3 ri. 4 1 . I' D . G - a Martin, flower girl, and William Hall, crown bearer, Marilyn J 1 E. 1 , -1 ' .- . . lv , I .8 .I A , Q. T. , . . . . A . e ,s 1 , s ' 5, ' J V 0 ' 1 O u ' 1' I ' .,- ..n., . , , . . . , . S. I f . . . . C . A I F , . . . 11 t j 1? U '- L 0 N., I , . . O . e a , a 7 e a ' . , To 1 J i , - rr ' A . T, .jx I . Q Aw I . X . A ' A., V ' e i ' - ' ' .C . 4 F v 0 - O

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VARSITY RESERVE BASKETBALL NEWS The LaFayette ba ketball team f1n1 hed the 50 51 season w1th a won lost record of 6 17 for a 353 percentage Although not the best ln the county thelr record was not the worst elther Phe boys dld some very flne playlng bu it was not con 1 tent If it would have been, they would have been hard to beat As an example may we cite the Crldersvllle vs LaP yette game Crlder vllle was the lead lng area team lOSlHg only one game all season They beat almost all comers by a marpln of 10 15 polnts But when LaFayette showed up they had 1 rough tussle 1n defeatlng the Wolves by a narrow 7 polnt margln In many other games our cagers showed thelr ab111ty ln playlng hard, fast ball, but lack of helght vas a decldlng factor ln most 108580368 Next ye r shows much prom1se,w1th three of the regulars back, and some c pablc reserves on hand Varslty 1 tfer wer g1Vbn to Jerry Downard, Dwalne Hall, Larry Wykfl, Dewey Qhafffr, J1m Blerly, Galen Stoodt, and Dwlght Reed Reserve left rs were awarded to Jerry Ruh len, J1m Binkley, Roger B1y 1, Don Boyd, Dennls Rex, Lloyd to Roger Mowery, Buddy Long, nd Alan Zlmmerman Dulght Reed and Galen Stoodt served as C1PtulHS durlng the season INDIVIDUAL SCORING Wykel Stoodt Downard Reed Shaffer Hall Ble ly Rah en Blncley Janes Blxel Rex Kllne Ha ulshfeger MHFBIU 1 1 1 2 1122 Blxel H rnlshfeger Blnkley Rex Smlth Kllne Guthrle Ruhlen B1er1y, Boyd lartln Uh 1 B1 rly, Vyktl t uifer fall J mes 610 t s's . Harnishfeger, and George Smith. Lnnagers' letters were given I 91 ' 99 77 a ' 91 1u8 ' 8h - 138 70 'fy 35 ' 53 ' 1 5 ' h2 ' r 83 ' Al '.1,. 38 1 33 '-?n 3h ' J. 22 n' 22 18 ' ll ' - ' 15 N ll ' e's 12 Y' Ly 'cs 4. Ga rl' 3 1 A 10 ' 2 S a ' A I 3 .... Q- ...Z