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

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lib Thv CLASS ol' 1946 has spvnt much of its tinu- proiituhly in tht- lihrury. Our lihrury has grown I'0llSltlf,'l'1llDly this lust yt-ar, and tht- lihrur- inns urv always willing to hvlp us find any rcfvr- vtiu- hook or i'0fct'0l1c-0 nlutt-t'iul wt- llt'Pll. How wt- nppn-4-iutc-tl tht-ir ht-lp for thosv l'l'Sf'2ll'l'll pupvrsl 'lihvrv is also at vt-ry good Colle-t'tion of fivtion :intl non-fiction hooks and tht- lutvst monthly ntagazinvs for hoth crluvation untl vn- jOf'Illl'l1i. 'liln-rv is littlo wontlvr why We fro- qut-ntly say, "A pass to the lihrary, please." Iinclm' tht- uhh- gllislmwu of MR. HOWARD EVANS tht- lih1'a1'y has strivvn to ht-lp ns km-p pun' with this womlvrflllly Ullilllglllg worlal. . . . 1 , , n ' Page 24

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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

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I H! Q' nj 2 X' :ZZ ? Y its w i? NSE ,4- jf 1 A Z Q' Z ? Z Z N txkgf rX '-T f -iss? 'iff , X9 G' " " R 1- ' 7, . - V , - as 'fx - . A Q, 'N Lg' - r ' if r 1 I , , V '07 V I -, ' N HQ 5' - "ow C ri g , X ,, , F X t' Z , A ,' f xxx X . - Y X, F To at at V T ' If X S 7 I xx X ,Y V L .xii ' rs tr x A 416, 'iii Eu ' - ..- , , K i ? Freshmen, sophomores, juniors- and now, seniors about to graduate! Wal', bombs, rations, accelerated programs, and now-peace! We, the CLASS of '46, have been through it all, and what happiness it brought when V-E Day and V-J Day preceded our senior year! It was like coming out of the shadows into the light. For awhile we felt the lessening of tension of war years, but soon we realized that we must gird ourselves to help win a greater victory- a permanent peace for the world of tomorrow. Each year has seen us grow in stature and in power to think and to speak intelligentlyg each year has brought its serious moments tempered with the sweet- ness of gaietyg eaeh year will bring remembered joys of our days at old West Side. 6 Page 2