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

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JEAN RUTH EVANS Although Jean was with us only one semester, we look upon her as one of us. JOHN F EINLER Squirrel's familiar grin warmed the hearts of many a gridiron hero as he served them so cheerfully as man- ager of the team. RICHARD D. FREEMAN Foomer did his part in football and track and was a dependable worker in Hi-Y. VALERIA GAMBLE V.A. has been very active on the executive board of the Girls' Club and was a valuable aid backstage of the senior play. When a junior, she served as presi- dent of Ahea. ELEANOR L. GEORGE Eli has been senior yell leader this year and worked hard to inspire our teams to victory. Her role in "Headed For Eden" was outstanding. THOMAS H. GILDERSLEEVE Gildy, a member of the National Honor Society. was president of Speech Arts and was a valuable man in football and track. BRUCE GREEN Bruce, our second Tom Dorsey, runs the 440 in fast lime. ROBERT GUILD Gilder has won high distinction as a musician through his comet playing. DOROTHY HAMILTON Betsy proved her dramatic ability in the senior play. We'll remember her also for selling candy in the lower hull for the Girls' Club. RICHARD F. HASS Dickis voice was frequently heard announcing a Hi-Y committee meeting. He served efficiently as treasurer of the class of '46. J Page 31

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JOAN CLEV ETT Curly always responded when she ss ts needed in Ahea and Girls' Club committees. WILLIAM CONKRIGHT Bill joined the armed forces after completing his work the first semester and helping not a little toward the success of the football team. WILLIAM T. CRESON Uncle Bill will be remembered for his ability in basketball and football, for his excellent portrayal of Johnny Clover in "Ever Since Eve", but most of all as the president of the Class of 546. ALICE ELIZABETH CURTIS Cosy arranged the Ahea spring dance, took charge behind scenes of several plays, served as treasurer of Girls' Club, and played in the orchestra. NANCY CAROLYN CUTSHALL Carolyn, a member of the National Honor Society. entered Purdue mid-year but came back frequently to her duties as president of Ahea and secretary of Girls, Club. DONALD B. DAVIS Don has made a notable contribution to the athletic record of the school by his ability in the mile event on the track team. .IOANNE CAROLYN DELONG Dee has been kept busy as secretary-treasurer of G.A.A. this year. PAUL RANDALL ECKLOR Randy, coming this year from Duluth, has created an enviable place for himself in our class. His ability in public speaking and debating has made a distinct con- tribution on several occasions. PATRICIA EHRESMAN Bunny checked out a book for you from the library, and made artistic posters for many events, winning several prizes. GWENDOLYN S. ELKIN Cwennie was especially proficient in planning the interesting programs for the Ahea Club. Pace 30

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JAMES ROBERT HEDWORTH Hermann has visited us several times since January in the uniform of Uncle Sanfs Navy. DAVID FRANKLIN HOCKEMA Daveis football activities, his Hi-Y interests, and his Annual work as assistant editor kept him busy. KENNETH A. HOLMES Tennessee came up from the South to play some loothall, and he was also in the cast of 'nHeaded for Edenv. FERN MARIE HONEYWELL Fern used her ingenuity in heing on the Ways and Means committee of hoth the Girls' Club and the Sen- ior Class. Her lovely voice was heard in Clec Club. HAROLD E. HUDLOW After playing a hang-up game at half-back on the foothall team, Hud left to enter Purdue. JAMES HUGHES Jimmy was program chairman of Hi-Y. and served as yell leader for two years. His part of Spud in the play, S'Ever Since Even, was well played. PATRICIA ANN HUNT Skippy. a newcomer this year, revealed her acting ability in both the Speech Arts and the Senior plays. CARL ISENBARCER Ikie was captain of the haskethall team and also played first string football. JOA NNE RUTH .IAMISON Although Blue has worked on committees and the Annual, she is best known for artistic designing. Page JZ