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

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Z' In ,fa nl ' ,. nu l -f WILBUR KENYON- Always a-winning, always a-grinning. DIARY FRANCES LUPTON-S. S. S., Revue 33 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Class Play 3g Sec.- Treas. Class 35 Calendar Editorg Latin Club 2. A whisk and a whirl, A sweet little girl, With lots of life anzl pep. FRANK LECKIE-- Who writes his name on the halls of fame Reveres the precious memory, Anil knows this tiny speck of time Has sixty seconds in it. OPAL MCHALEY-S. S. 5.5 Girls' Basketball 33 Ch. Cafeteria Com. 4g Glee Club, Pres. 44 Class Play 43 Dramatics Editor, Latin Club 3, 4. That fOpal,s good-natured No one can doubt, And for doing a favor There's no better scout. ROY LECKIE- The man who does the little things well is always ready to do the big things better. LOUISE MCKINNEY--S. S. S. Of manners gcntlef of afections mild. JAY MORRIS--Hi-Yg Football 3g Class Play 35 Ass. Editor-in-Chicfg Latin Club, Quaes- tor 4. ,lay is a Latin wizardg he knows Latin almost better than Caesar himself. The Chemistry class also, can feel honored by having Jay as a member. I l is !iEE5'I::Z 5.. W I' l Page Ninetee all is MQ Tl. W . ,QI

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ll llxllx JOHN RUBY-Latin club. Silence is more expressive than worzisfl MARY ESTEHER POORMAN-S. S. S.g Girls' Basketball 2g Latin Club 2. We are all glad to have Mary Esther in our classes to cheer us up when we get down-hearted. WILLIAM SIMCOKE- Bill hopes to obtain her by hook or crook. We all hope it will be by hook as we never admire a crook. PRISCILLA RAMSAY-S. s. S., Revue 1, sg Girls' Basketball 23 Glee Club 1, 2, Oper- ette 15 Class Play 3, 45 Latin Club 2, 3, 4. Womferful complexion, hair of gold, Sbeld be a treasure to have and to hold. RUSSELL SMITH-Hi-Y, Sergeant-at-Arms 4, W. L. Club, Vice-Pres. 3, 43 Football 1, 2, 3, 4g Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-Pres. Class 3g Pres. Class 4, Class Play 33 Latin Club 2. Russ's our President, and wire proud of him, Ages of time our pride will not dim. FANNY SENSE-S. S. S.g Girls' Basketball 3, 43 Glee Club 1, 25 Latin Club 2. From Fanny we seldom hear a peep, But folks always say, Still water runs deep. DELMAR STEWART-Hi-Y, Pres. 2, vice- Pres. 43 W. L. Club 3, 4, Vice-Pres. 45 Basketball 1, 3, 45 Football 3, 4, Pres. Class 23 Joke Editor, Class Play 4. Whether he's plowing up the sod of the football field or merely chewing gum in the halls, he is a familiar figure. u A I In ll V l .'!llll.-221155 .. ....... ,H 5555555555 : llllllf' I 5 ::::::-..-::: :::-.:::: - -::: 5I:555 ':i 5:15 I llll llg:-:Ile 2515 5 55555:. ':::.: ::::::-. ::::5 Ei'i:55.. 'f : f'-HL ' '5 -:..: E z .Qui 5 ' . : 1 ' E -.-55 . . --.3 1 'I 1' : 1 . l I- ' lun I 5' 2 I .. .. . H . I . ,. -. : . - :. '.': ' .75 I-5 55 .5 ,S . J 5, . . : ' .- -: . :: , -.. 55-5 . j : .5g. :: . :....5: I 5 . :.'I:::' -' -.mu- ': ' 55555155 E' 1515555 ae ,.' . F5 :Z:'5 '-5 . .. 'H F 2.5 555 5555555555 Page Twenty-one