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

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9 The hand, directed hy MR. MARSHALL HOWENSTEIN, has added much to the enthusi- asm attending our pep sessions and games. The stirring marches and other zcstful numhcrs re- sult from careful training in musical harmony and cooperative effort. The orchestra, too, has won recognition under Mr. Howenstein's tutelage. We of the CLASS of fMMf,,,,. , sl tfwgg mi-KW hi? rjip XSS 33 NMDASPQ "M Q, wtf vhs. H if 'is X , a L . ,f ff iii!! ., ry' xv Y? , 'Wh , 1946 who do not help to produce the music have found it very inspiring to study Civics in nearby rooms in rhythm with a dreamy waltz or to work trig problems to the melodic tones of a sonata. The orchestra was a part of the Com- mencement program, and we shall not forget the strains of music that accompanied our march down the aisle toward a diploma. Page 22

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60 TYPI NG Oh, those blank keys on the typcwriterl At first you doubt if you will ever remember what Unger goes where for the A B and C's. Finally after clicking away for one year, you feel that you can type without making too many mistakes. BOOKKEEPING Oh, just for one peep at MR. FRANK REP- LOGEIIS little ured book" of answers so that we could find that one little mistake that means the whole problem is wrong. Not only enabling one to keep accurate records, bookkeeping can be used for personal uses as well as business purposes. SHORTHAND All those queer little lines and symbols may look as if ucbickery chicki, got lost and left his tracks all over the blackboard. But all those who have mastered tbose lines and symbols have accomplished a useful and time-saving method to read and write. Page 21

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X ...fxw-f-NX!-V 6229 WE? M x f Q29 f Unicn, ln gayly eoloreml gypsy Costumes, the Glee Club sang an interesting program this year re- vealing a repertoire of Romany songs. Classical numlmers were used lry the mixed chorus at Commencement and Carols and anthems eon- trilruted to the reverent attention given to the Christmas and Easter eonvoeations. MRS. MAR- SHALL HOVVENSTEIN, director of the Glee Club and Chorus, is responsible for the artistic success of the vocal organizations which we enjoy greatly at scllool programs and of whose honors in competition we are va-ry proud. -.L w .. ..,, ., mug., N' Page 23