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

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Row One, left to light: R. Craw, M. Davis, ]. Eaton, J. Evans, D. Ehresman, J. Felknoi, C. Fowler, and M. Freel. Row Two: B. Gaylord, J. Girton, A. Hadley, J. Hartsell, J. Hawkins, P. Hauge, N. Hocking, and D. Jamison. Row Three: J. Jamison, D. Jonah, J. Jordan, N. Keefer, R. Kennedy, J. Kessen, N. Kizer, and R. Koenig. Row Four: J. Korb, J. Lakin, A. Light, S. Lingle, B. Livingstone, W. Love, C. McCabe, and K. McConnell. Row Five: R. Marasco, J. Marek, R. Martin, M. Meyer, M. Miller, E. Montgomery, R. Mullen, and J. Oderkirk. Row Six: P. Patterson, ]. Poel, L. Poel, B. Porter, G. Risk, A. Rogers, D. Samson, and C. Scott. Row Seven: P. Smith, D. Solberg, R. Spence, N. Spencer, M. Stanley, R. Teirault, E. Todd, and V. Weir. Row Eight: S. Woods, L. Wilkison, J. Wilson, L. Yearian. Not pictured: S. Thompson. Pa ye SI

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1 Hr- , 1 i fwPk § ' a ill A fi J| X aJr ■ ' kISH ’ f | t Hi? w I g ft i Mi ||§f Bob Martin, president; Rosemary Kennedy, vice president; Norb Beckman, treasurer; Pat Smith, secretary; and Mr. Evans, sponsor. This past year has been a very busy one for the members of the Junior Class. Sponsored by Mr. Evans, they have put on a class play, conducted a paper drive, ordered class rings, and, of course, arranged the Junior-Senior prom. The class play, " Cheaper by the Dozen " , was presented December 7th and 8th and was directed by Miss Mary Bushong. The play starred Dick Carter, Marilyn Miller, Jamie Jamison, Karlene Counsman, Alice Hadley, and Pat Smith. Class rings were ordered early in the year and proudly worn dur¬ ing the second semester. Gretchen Risk was chairman of the ring committee. Junior Class PROM COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN: Queen Committee: Janis Alendufi and Noble Kizer. Program Committee: Joanne Lakin and John Castell. Band: Sheryl Lingle, Jim Hawkins, and Bob Craw. ► , Decorations: Arlene Rogers and Jim Harlsel. Invitations: Mariolin Davis and Jack Jordan. Chuck Craw and Bob Martin were elected captains of next year ' s football team, and Jerry Felknor captain of the basketball team. Quite a few honors were awarded to different members of the class during the year. Pat Al- bjerg and Jamie Jamison were out¬ standing in oratorical work. Judy Girton and Norman Hocking won first division ratings at State Mu¬ sical contest; Betty Bible ranked high in baton twirling; Joanne Lakin has accompanied musical contestants and played at several concerts. Row One, left to right: P. AJbjerg, ]. Alendufi, L. Allyn, M. Bachman, N. Ballentine, L. Barrett, N. Beckman, and B. Bible. Row Two: E. Brant, K. Clanin, K. Counsman, and C Carter, ]. Castell, J. Cerny, G. The prom, with the seniors as guests of honor, took much help and cooperation from all members of the class.

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' im ) ! jfct ( j . Top Picture —Row One, left to right: A. Martin, D. Mullen, P. Wilson, H. Miller, C. Haynes, R. Duncan, J. McMullen, S. Shaw, and R. Johansen. Row Two: M. Burr, G. Frazier, E. Cummins, D. Franzen, L. Lathrope, J. Brooks, J. Beeson, R. Busche, P. Craw, and B. Bricker. Row Three: P. Schwartz, R. Hesselherth, J. VanBuskirk, P. Martin, S. Law, D. DenUyl, L. Siskind, J. Jackson, and S. Buckles. Bottom Picture — Row One: R. Knauer, P. Klinger, J. Holmes, W. Dunham, R. Henderson, T. Welton, D. Wilson, J. Mollenkopf, and C. Lemmon. Row Two: J. Nicol, E. Rasmusson, A. Taylor, D. Snelling, C. Hudlow, G. Jenkins, H. Leap, M. Robinson, and D. Mackey. Row Three: J. Strobel, J. Eaton, J. Baker, D. Perigo, E. Corley, J. Rogers, D. Katter, G. Alexander, J. Heimlich, N. Huron, F. Wilson, and S. VanPelt. Not pictured: J. Bixler, R. Luzadder, R. Bauman, S. Beisel, R. Cochran, J. Gibbens, and S. Wickham. Sophomore Class The sophomores, Class of ' 53, took a defi¬ nite place in the history of West Lafayette High School. Members contributed their share in every school activity. Tom Welton and Jack Nicol have been outstanding in football and basketball respectively. Rusty Knauer, Paul Schwartz, and Duffy Mullen were members of the wrestling team. Glen Alexander and George Frazier were on the Den Board and Ann Taylor was Student Council representative. Joan Van Buskirk played the leading role in the Bishop ' s Man¬ tle, and many sophomore girls were active committee members of school clubs. Page 32