West Lafayette High School - Scarlet and Gray Yearbook (West Lafayette, IN)

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16 SCARLET AND GRAY THE CLASS OF 1923 President Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer Colors— ..Kenneth Myers ....William Perkins ..Helen Sempill Old Gold and Blue Ruth Cornett Jack M. Cason COMMITTEES Ring and Invitation Lucie Ramsay William Perkins Frances Acheson Louise Wolff Kenneth Myers Frances Acheson Cafeteria Jack M. Cason Elizabeth King ' Kathryn Cornett Louise Lesley Gala Week Helen Cooper Leora Earhart Elizabeth King Reggie Still Edwin Bennett

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18 SCARLET AND GRA Y E. FRANCES ACHESON Sunshine Society 1-2-3-4. Glee Club 1-4. Orchestra 1. Ring Committee 4. Carnival Committee 4. Frances is a real genius when it comes to making sales for the cafeteria. She has been a loyal support to the cafeteria and to all other class activities. She is always very generous in lending baskets and vases for decorating purposes and we Seniors appreciate her evident kind¬ ness. It is people like Frances who display genuine class spirit. MARIE ACHESON Glee Club 1-4. Orchestra 1-4. Sunshine Society 1-2-3-4. Christmas Party Committee 4. Carnival Committee 4. Marie is of an extremely good disposi¬ tion and is always willing to help any¬ one at any time. She has been blessed for her unfailing aid and accommodation. There is an old saying to the effect that if one wants something done well, he must do it himself, but if we Seniors want something well done, we call on Marie Acheson. JOHN ANDREWS Annual Staff. Junior Play 3. John has only one fault, his size, and he can’t help it and we can ' t either, so let’s forget it. In addition to having his name on the honor roll, being on the staff and having a talent for music, he is especially interested in radio and chem¬ istry. He is always in a hurry and his password is “Work.” PAULINE BALBACH Sunshine Society 1-2-3-4. Girl Scout. Junior Play 3. Pauline has a skin of cameo-like beauty and eyes as blue as the skies of June. She is tall and slender and her manner is calm and serene. It is always a joy to be with her because she does not indulge in tantrums, nor does she allow herself to be in the depths of despair, nor the maddest realms of joy. She is an in¬ veterate student, but always has time to take an interest in the affairs of a class¬ mate.