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

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WILLIAM FLOYD Mr. William Floyd, su¬ perintendent of schools, is active behind the scenes, working with the School Board, the principal, and the faculty to keep the school system of West La¬ fayette functioning in high gear. We have known Mr. Floyd since Morton School days and feel quite proud when he stops to talk to us in the halls of Senior High. SCHOOL BOARD Although we rarely come to know the mem¬ bers of the School Board, we are aware that they are responsible for the many fine things that come our way in cur course of education. Our gratitu de goes to Mr. Burr Prentice, Mr. Henry Law, and Mr. Karl Kettelhut for their service to us and to the community.

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Seniors at ease . . . big shots now wearing cords . . . editing an Annual . . . leaders in activities . . . big year in sports . . . looking toward Gala Week—and gradua¬ tion. I age 10

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MR. CARL HAMMER Our principal, Mr. Carl Hammer, is a friend and adviser to everyone and es¬ pecially to us seniors. It is to him that we go to find our class standing, to check on our credits, to find ever ready sug¬ gestions for our activity plans. His These are the morning announce¬ ments sounds a cheerful note over the public address system every day. The request is made frequently by us to go to the office to see Mr. Hammer, for he listens attentively to our problems and solves them to our satisfaction. Mrs. Marcine Kintz, the Answer Woman of West Side High, is always on hand in the office to tell us everything from where someone is 6th hour to why our report cards haven ' t come. She relieves Mr. Hammer of much of the routine office work.