Tri-Y Play This year the joint Hi-Y and Tri-Y clubs of the school presented a three act comedy on adolescent youth, Yours Truly W illie. The Cast was composed of Bob King, Mary Ann Click, Barbara Saunders, Pat Ludwig, Doris Nicol, Beth Schaupp, Martha Nicol, Virginia Ulrey, Eleanor Slopsema, Bill Heath, Harry Darling, Morgan Davison, and Steve Baker with Bob Montgomery taking the title role. The play was presented on March 19 and March 21. Due to the skill in direction of Miss Ruth Sinks, whose efforts were greatly appreciated by the cast, it proved a very enjoyable play. The play provided many interesting and amusing incidents. junior Play The Junior Class presented a farce called Hobgoblin House which was directed by Miss Brown. This play was a story of a maiden aunt and her two nieces who went to live in a haunted house. .lust as the servants and members of the family wereplanning to leave the house two friends of the nieces appeared and solved the mystery. ' The members of the successful cast were: Julia Ann Reed, Susan Mayer, Elea- nor Slopsema. Jean Burnham, Ann Newton, Marion Donham, Elizabeth Cirvin, Lorraine Stigers, Phil Demaree, Bill Wallace, Don Cooley, Bob Barnes, Horace McPhetridge, and Don Becker. ' Senior Play The Senior Class presented as its final dramatic appearance June Mad . lt was the story of the trials and worries of a young girl and ber parents when their nephew brings a sophisticated friend holne from college. The understanding and helpful mother was played by Anna Brewer and Esther Steeleg the hardworking doctor and husband, Thom Spitlerg Penny Wood, the little girl who grew up, Barbara Doddridgeg Chuck, the neighbor boy, Doug White: Milly Lou, the small neighbor girl and general ,.,,,,.,,,,,,,,, , Beulah Van Camp: the sophisticated friend from college, Harry Darling and Lynn Bryan: the nephew home from college, Morgan Davison, other members of the cast were Lois Ver Hoeven, Ada McClary, Virginia Graves, Bill Heath, Dean Barnette, Marian Gwynn, ,lack Miller, Wible Hiner, and Robert Geiger. Page twenty-:eve
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Wits Club Though a comparatively new club, the Wits Club has already proved itself to be one of the best clubs in Junior High. Mr. Byrd has been the sponsor of this club. The officers are: President, Kenneth Van Campg Secretary. .lumes McComb. unior Scarlettes Thirteen years ago the Scarlette club was formed in West Lafayette High School. When the high school was divided into Junior High and Senior High. it was only natural that the .lunior Scarlettcs should be formed in Junior High for the benefit of the girls. The purpose of the Junior Scarlettes is to boost athletics. en- courage school spirit. and stimulate social activities. The Junior Scarlettes, having nearly the largest enrollment of any club in Jun- ior High. feel that they are capable and able to fulfill the threefold purpose in- cluded in our creed--- I, as a Junior Scar- lette, pledge to boost athletics, to encour- age school spirit and all activities, and to accept willingly responsibilities as are needed for the improvement of my school. The nllicvrs for this year have becn: President. ,, ,, . ,. ,, ,Jeanne Charles Vice-President .,.,. Lallonna Bosworth Treasurer .....,.., ,. ,. , Nancy Crockett Secretary .......,, ,.,. ....,, , , , ,Rose Cannon 'E Y ' f if l il 1 W. f,,, 1 l l It!'5'I' l'lfI'l'll It Ii: Row I lsenlnarpu-r. Caldwell, Wierenga. Wal- lcrs. Mcfiolnh, Vanflalnp, Wilkins. Ford. Ron' Z! -Morris. Shidrler. Williams. fiuton, Sprague, l.ull. Mayer. Mr. Byrd. SECOND Pll2'l'liRE: Raw l Eloise Ryder. Brady. Jarklin, Binncx, Bosworth, Charles. Alexander. Crockett, Pershing, Fleming, Marshall, Cole. Rmv 2 -Jackson, Armintraut, Linvillr, Marjorie llamngardl, Miles. Sexton, Helen Guild. Lillian Oylrr, Avis Mayer, liurkenpas, Marlin. Ron' 3 Adams, Dawkins, Rauh, Hilton, l.a- donna Caldwell, Walker, Poe. Srhaupp, Cooley, Oakes, Remley. Hrim. THIRD PllI'l'UHl'l: Row Iwflommel, Todd, Phillips, Gannon, Crockett, Mills, Hughes, Zartman. Smith. Wallarr, Lmnmel. More-house. Ron' 2- Brown, Norris, Lovell, Holden, flom- ingorf. Compton, Cripe. Morlan, Miller, Mann. Lennard, Goodman. Ron' If Geiger. Whilemun, Gray. Terry, Turnip- sceml, Baxala, Mrflowen. Kcllar, Montgomery. Linrlt, Russell. Row 4 Barbara Jacklin, Amstutz. St-hroyer, Hurley, Mathcs, Davison, Sheppard, Kigrr, Mer' ritt. Page llwnly-nine
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