Southwestern High School - Lair Yearbook (Lafayette, IN)

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N. Carey, P. Bryant, S. Lampe, C. Peters, D. Joseph, J. Jackman, D. Howe, and M. Rauch are all surprised when Rauch learns that she has just won 550,000 To help replenish their funds and have some good fun besides, the seniors presented the comedy ONE FOR THE MONEY. K? r 3 t Seniors prove adept at comedy. THE CAST L Drusilla ...... ..... M . Rauch - Prof. Pipps.. .P. Bryant f' Q! Barbara .... ..D. Howe 5 i- Randy ........ ,,.J. Jackman Mrs. Prescott .... . . .N. Carey ., Q Helen ........ .... C . Peters 1 Bill ........ .T. Oswalt fit Exie ......., . ..K. Kerlin 1 V Mrs. Coach .... .... J . Woods l 5 A Janie ......, ..s. Lompe Morton. . .... .... D . Joseph 'L Miss Matson ,... ..,.. K . Moore ' Cop .......... ..... J . Fain W Photographer- - - --44 L- Freed C. Wright, C, Buschman, and M. Elliott construct a French doorway. . 11 .

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Seniors board bus, preparing fnr departure to New York and Washington, D.C. +WorLing fowar A our :senior frila ' In the picture above, you can see that the sen- ior class has finally reached one of its main goals a senior trip. Every class diligently works toward a trip. With only two years, the seniors often doubted if they could earn the necessary 54,003 needed for their eight-day iaunt. But they did succeed. And at six o'clock in the morning on April 26, everyone said good-by to his parents and started off on a week of sightseeing. The seniors took in the sights at Pittsburgh, Gettysburg, Washington, D. C., Philadelphia, and Margaret Maxwell and Janice Duff take their turns selling at the concession stand. -'IO New York. Although bad weather plagued the whole eight days, everyone enioyed himself. The iuniors are beginning to plan for their trip now. They too have worked at ball games, served suppers, presented a play, and sold magazines in an effort to raise money, Eddie Spilly and Helen Lasley were the super salesmen in the magazine subscription campaign. With one more year's work the iuniors will probably be able to climax their senior year with a trip, too. George Raub sells magazine subscriptions to Mrs. Frances German

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World Day of Prayer Convocation us we do el'l'll'l l'l'l0l'I'lel'lt5 However hectic the school days were, and al- though the students were often noisy and mischie- vous, Southwestern also had a serious side this year. The students proved that they could be quiet and thoughtful by the attention they gave to the religious convocations which we had during the school year. Reverend King of Stidham Methodist Church was the guest speaker for the World Day of Pray- er Convocation. Reverend Jerome Parker, English and Spanish instructor at Southwestern as well as minister at the Romney Presbyterian Church, pre- sented the talk at a special Thanksgiving convo- cation. The Christmas convocation was, of course, a special treat. Patt German narrated the Christmas Story as the curtains swung back revealing students enacting key scenes. The chorus furnished music which completed the theme. Reverend Peter Heem- stra of Stidham Presbyterian Church told the Bret Harte story of how luck came to the mining camp in the form of an infant. The student council and faculty co-operate to engage speakers and make these convocations suc- cessful. - Both students and faculty certainly profited . from the Solemn Moments which were presented this year. ' , 19- z' .75 5 nw, 1 , ' -:cf-fe:::r -If:-:'.s: 'rr H' 4 fssrgs et ' vl an? 1' , Q ,, Mr. Parker delivered the message for the Southwestern students enact scenes from the Christmas Story - Thanksgiving Program .12.