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

Page 18 text:

.2 L.- 8 1 U 7 v I . !., UAA 4 9. 'Q .any ww K Q SN P N390 1. 'funn fQ! ' ,g kt . 1-M ir- '50- 'Q' L fur X- K A,'w,1XmLAAldww I f X .rx . I f .X xt Y ' , .,-.r- W X ?f 'X ,U-1-vig., 11L,.,MX., Ji, , W. 1' Iill, :Aiwa can 1 NllPIPIl.P1Il -I..f: .x , fmusu -1 f' . nlh-hu 91 els yr' llhmln I xx Q-nga PT! . J. lu-I3 ' M-ff , f K -N - - ' num lilAl'l' nyc' um mf 15 yu, c 1' xm. Hman:-x unm' .IGH haha X ' 'f 11mm v, I 'f 5 up., 3 X10-XJx4.l'.lir NJA Q Ji ,,,+sn.wY H 1 if ' mum: :umm me . Mmm nm' wr, 'n JN was X vm: ugggmn 1 l'NIICHUl l'QIl W mam ffvbipjp I :Al -Y M' Vbgx T'lT:l.-,mx P-Ulf' lei?-u nw:'r'r.x M.-Muni 4:1-nuff: S'l tl1'I 0Iill A .L .IQIHKIG v .-wsuu' x f Q. WHKFNQTJ ' All . Jr Aram mah:-,n ., limp,-u A Wm 'S W mama 1 f 1 3 I-IIN! um NIll,I.S lCS'l'HliR s'rm:l.l17fb mn' 1' luv: JJML un xifmzuun A F Ninn FU-I wsu uxr ll-'I if ll rl'-U H5 .. I 111 1 IQ -I rr no r I! :YQ-r V ar K AAVQ. i I Pups' fnurlm-n ' 5 1 ff ff 4 B .-I L

Page 17 text:

s , -' ,'..Y' .u 'Hy Q, -i',,'M, ,.' X .I -. Q A Mn' V7 V,'h,!' W ,w,r- ' I-,DJJ 4- ' 1 JJ' il. ' . U ff' I ' ' 'I ,I --' 'I 'f T -, 9' ,W ' J fr' I ,I ga -1 , f' ff' iffkf gif,--2. I fif '!., M n 31,-IS -Jn, V, fu. 2 ,ff J.-f JJ . ' 0 , 1 ff .fb I IP. fl' If OV' me v ' I - I N ff ,if I-M Ima vigil,-J , . rf ww 6504.94 159011 9 ' hav- u vu A 1 I 9 'rw' bfi? !w 'f 4.15 . ,v'iU1-4-9 0 ' we . . X Q A x .: . 1 rf J B0o.' -4 Mk! : ,Oiew 'l 5 !J,-rnl-' I cf I' rub 11- 1 ' Il-LQ 14417 - 4' M LLL puff' f' A111 fa ': 3,511 I yplawlfff WJ'-' 7Lf,4,J I MA- i 4.41 ff-40 -Q N I J' ag it y If N . M I 3 44 .g afvi-of C ,ML 1' - .' 5 nom xum :mm III vu: nun lllklill ' I-'lu-:I-:L wrt: cm wx .wx l.l.I I ll II I INI I HI kr ul ISIHHIKI . f r F , . Ill lu Munn! ox nun xxx un lx llibllll lxASllIXl-III I Ili If f 'FHUMIKS Sl'I'l'l.l'1lI III I Ill lx I III II 'W fnirkl-I I' 1'l'Il0mI XKIIIIIVII nun Rl III I IINIFR Ju lx 'IIIIII-lll 1.0114 r:x uommx IJAIISOX Ill III IR ll I IJ II I lhns-lil l'Al'l, smrru INIIISICY Nunn mmm HIIINLIK 'V .-xyxx xx LA.-NIS un, m 1 'ou-'mm - Iran umm If k I IIIIIIIJJAJV 1 ' Oiifl fl 'fx 'T In-. . I-4 .ff- ,I - .,5,.. P LQQ J.. I f A 6-eg ' rg nh --5 guru!! '- 71 .rf-A'

Page 19 text:

imc: .,,,.,zcaf.-Jw , ,f,,,4m:... , Uv a ' We-fin' ...e.'41'f'9Z'f ,.'ff-if vw M ' Q 4 ,Awww 'JET' fit! 'ami iayflifiyderclassmen . . . , I. HQ 'Q KW ' ' t did - RQ'-I.. The .lunior Class this year li:IdlgRPresiilii?1t Bill: Wallace and an Executive ' dw cs? Committee- magkvlap of ten -chairmenl of standing committees. In October the plan of paling Chrigtii1as,Cards,was decided upon, and soon members of the class w evptiunding the pavements. Some proved to be very good salesmen, and thef' 4 e w sfqnitex a succegsf'-'r A t . Allter thqjishavfaka ganie'in November, there was a mixer open to the public which wig spondpred by the .luniorrClass. Then in December the Junior Play, Hobgoblii-Hezuisefwus iyen and seemed to be enjoyed by all. Allqwiinter the class me been holding a paper drive to try to make a few cents. Still' looking for-mcfney, they planned a Card Party in April, but up until the last minute itilbokedlike a flop. It wasn't though, because fifty tables were sold, at a dol aria itablef b bin April till June the big activity of the class is planning the reception. All the oolifmittees are busily at work and arrangements are being made for a bigger and yes, better reception. All year the class has been thinking about finishing its high school days with a trip to Washington. Plans have been outlined and the pros and cons have been heatedly discussed. Nothing definite has been decided yet, but there is a real po sibility that next spring will find the Seniors oli' to Washington for a Gala W that really would be gay. R ' SOPHOMORE CLASS N A up c ming Sophomore Class, under the sponsorship of Miss Coul 6 it a Mr. Ha r, 'eld their first meeting in October. In addition monthly me - in hav ' held with President Joe Collings presiding. ' X3 ter jol ng s with the present l0A's, the Sophomore Class has plenty of p ising te ' ootball and otherwise. Qi part' p ed for the month of December, but complications arose and F 't n ver matprializ dg however on April nineteenth, a successful Night in the X- ies da ce wa held. Tl are class leo c tributed to th aduation exercises by acting as ushers at the Ba alaureis Se . 58 gl in , t p more Class has enjoyed a successful year and is looking ' fo ard witgm anticipation to their reigning year of 43 . koflice are: 'dem .....-........... ....... ........ .........,........... .l o e Collings V'c -President ........ .............. ..........,,.,. J 0 hu Guthrie fi S6 ary -......... ..... ....... ....,.... M a rjorie Freihofer Tl' BSU Cl' --..- ..................................................... J can Leer Q gi JUNIOR HIGH T n High School is divided into three different classes. These are the x n h, ghth, and seventh grades. Each one of these classes are divided into 5 e tions, each section being semi-independent of the other sections. t if he ly organized class is that of the ninth grade. Their president is Bob QS W i and their secretary, Marilyn Miller. ac member of Junior High looks forward to the day that he shall graduate 1 o S lor High School . Vis y Q if its v Hide 15414222 fe? N We ss at i