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

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The Scarlet and Gray V 1933 School Board Mr. Wible Hiner was elected as presi- LX 45 --illrg Kb MR' WIBLE HINER dent of the school board for 1932 and 4-'V 1933. He is a very active business man T?? Prof. G. C. Brandenburg has been in- terested in education for some time, and is now at the head of the education de- partment at Purdue University. Even though he is ai very busy professor, he still has time to take a decided interest in the NVest Lafayette public schools. Dr. F. S. Crockett, one of our leading physicians, has served very faithfully as a member of the board. We all certainly appreciate the interest he has shown in school affairs. Page Eight DR. F. S. CROCKETT PROP. F. A. BURTSFIELD in our city, and has been a great help to the school board. he ' ff: if 9' Am 5 f PROP. G. c. BRANDENBURG 'jyigf . Q- K ig,- ...Ira 1 ni 'Si ,' . -1 Q ' A ' 7 , . wil l -i A' . WX? . if N x F .. IAM D- .. Prof. F. A. Burtsfield-A man well known to all the students because of his close contact with them as Superintend- ent of W'est Lafayette schools. He has proved himself very worthy as our friend and helper.

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LEADING CHARACTERS , '!I',.4 j ff' JJ The Stars of the CDrama--- Scarlet and gray Wh1lf,S this we see? Ah! The Producers! fGive them a hand-they make this play pos- sible!J Next-the Coaches! QA thousand thanks to them!j At last! The Actors!! Stars of '33, and their satelites of 334, '35, and '36. Amid thunderous applause the stars answer their last Curtain Call! fLuCk to you, Seniors!j P

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19 The Scarlet and Gray C. ROSS DI AN P1'lm'1jnll TO THE CLASS OF 1933: Graduation day is at hand and the coveted diploma is almost within your grasp. You can count the necessary thirty-two credits as practically yours. Four years ago, you completed the eighth grade and now you are completing the second step in your public school education. Your life so far has been free from worries and vexing prob- lems, chiefly because of the protection and guidance of your parents and friends. Though at times such problems as the selection of the class colors, the type of sweater to suit best each member of the class or the selection of the refreshments for the party or reception have seemed Very perplexing, yet you have come through those trying experiences. You are about to enter what some are inclined to call the new day or the new age. Great social and economic changes are underway and when they assume their final form and shape, problems unknown to the past generations will appear. As you face these situations you must remember that courage, honesty, fairness, courtesy, promptness, accuracy and a tolerant spirit are still fundamental to success. If these traits have been woven into your character while in school, you are sure of a founda- tion for your work. We, as a faculty, share with you and your parents the joy of your commencement. As you work your way into and through the new day, we wish each of you a long, happy, and useful life. Very sincerely yours, C. Ross DEAN, Principal. .Ni