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

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SUE ELIZABETH ADE Peggy is one of the most loyal members of the Class of '46 and cheerfully accepts any task assigned to her. If there are tickets to sell, Sue can sell them. MARY ELIZABETH AINSLIE Mary decided this year to graduate with our class. She has been a valuable member of the orchestra and the string ensemble. NORMAN L. ALBERTS Norm left school in midyear to get an early start in Purdue. He will be missed next year as tackle on the football team. SARA ELIZABETH ARNOLD Sara is graduating after an accelerated program. With this busy schedule she has found time to do your typing and to drive friends around in her car. JOHN ALLEN Chick, co-captain of the football team. left in .Iann- ary for the service of Uncle Sam. EMMA JEAN ASHER Rabbit, the little girl from down South, was a "find" for Lucybelle in "Ever Since Eve". We are 'gcertain sure" we are glad she came North for her senior year. DOROTHY BARNES Those lovely dress designs we see about school are Barney's creations. She has also helped our activities in school by drawing posters for different events. BARBARA ANN BAUGH A member of the National Honor Society, Pinchy was a leader in Ahea and C. A. A., acting as vice presi- dent of the latter. Her many Speech Arts activities culminated in her fine portrayal of Katy in "Headed for Eden". BARBARA JEAN BIDDLE Bobby reigns at the Step Inn, our popular hang-out. Whenever' expert makeup for plays was needed, she was called upon to produce the desired effect. DON A. BLOODCOOD Bloody, a transfer from Shortridge, made many friends among us and played tackle on the football team. As Cappy. the policeman in "Ever Since Eve", he was very realistic. Page 28

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Ugiicefm, Bill Creson ......., ..,..,....,..... P resident Jim Mayer ...... ........,. V ice President . Doris Kern ,....... ............. S ecretary Dick Hass .............,.,.. ,....,.. T reasurer Miss Ruth Sinks .,,....,... ........ S ponsor COMMITTEES Ways and Means Invitations Dow Caldwell y Valeria'Gamhle Fern Honeywell Dick Freeman Don Bloodgood Martha Mennen John Feinler Caps and Gowns Name Cards Dorothy Oyler Gwen Elkin John Payne Anne Warren Jessie Struhel Alice Curtis GALA WEEK Jim Mayer Tom Gildersleeve Eleanor George Royal Shideler Joan Wiselogel Bob Boonstra Joan Sparks P527

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P WILLIAM H. BLOSS Bill also left us early in the year to enter Purdue. He has his eyes turned toward West Point. ROBERT L. BOONSTRA Myrt frequently could be seen in charge of the mov- ing picture machine. A member of the National Honor Society, he was also a valuable violinist in the orches- lfil. JAMES BROADIE Whenever there were programs to be made for dances or posters to announce a play, .lim responded with his unique ability in art. SHIRLEY C. BUGHER Shirley completed her work in midyear. She has been active on the social committee of the Girls' Club. .IOAN BUSHNELL Jo's interest has been in Ahea and G.A.A. She has made an efficient president of the Girls' Athletic As- sociation. C. DOW CALDWELL Duffer, our high scoring basketball forward, served as president of the Hi-Y and also of the Student Council. He is a member of the National Honor Society. LAURETTA MAY CARTWRIGHT Lauretta has already a good start in Purdue, and G.A.A. has missed her leadership and athletic ability this semester. GUTHRIE E. CARR Goose played on the football team and also was a mainstay of the brass section of the band. MARIE L. CLARK Mime has been an enthusiastic and dependable mem- ber of the Speech Arts Club and the Girls' Club. WILMA BROWN CLASEMAN Billie came back to us this year after a sojourn in the South with her soldier husband. Page Z9