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

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1952 volume:

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X! 1 , . cf. r: IONAH Ed t SMUH A st dt Vox-m CASTELL Bus Mgr vi 9 1,1 v d A 10 U.,-fr wffjxfff .r-'J Z 'f f952ff': iff Md Slafkf an 71 ff ,laflgpffp 5A , SIAOO , J Slim! f is ip W3 Qlfmwa X s,,W.Q,Q 'f-FSS' .. x S 'N X is if x1.,-o- Q L 151111 'X -45 Our school 15 growmq through the constructlon of Q gym oudltonum An arhsts concept1on of our gym audltonurn OUH SCHOOL campus has changed 1n appearance dunng the last year a new gymnas1um has been added to the south Slde of the school SIDCG 1939 the communlty has warted for th1s add1t1on to the school plant Durmg the year the parkmg lot has been fllled Wllh workmen s auto 1T1Ob1leS constructlon trenches have marred the appearance of the campus Just as the mud of the trenches has been tracked 1nto our halls We of 1952 leave th1s scene of progress w1th congratulatlons to all com1ng classes and reyorce 1n the good fortune of those who w1l1 ut1l1ze the whole of OUR SCHOOL 'lfllmf Jafayeffe My .SZAOJ . .gzowing . Chester Eddy s typmg the records of the attend OUR PEOPLE walk up the hlll on chllly morn1ngs they are seen among the east bullet1n board crowd who search the l1sts placed there to see 1f the1r names are posted they dash out of school rn the afternoon hopmg someone has the car many of the1r fathers teach at Purdue where most of OUR PEOPLE attend col ege Clean1ng whlte bucks IS one of the or deals of fashlon OUR PEOPLE suffer and durmg every year havmg forgotten the1r absence excuses they plead not gullty to the attendance offrcer they shde mto class at one t1l1 and sneak m at one after Teachers and students ahke ance offlce measure the gym progress wlth an 1nter ested eye OUR PEOPLE help clean up after partles they smlle and say H1 to everyone they block the hallways between classes Wllh group conversat1ons Cooperat1on and leadersh1p play an rm portant part 1n maklng OUR PEOPLE good c1t1zens preparrng the students for the1r later llves 1S the opportumty of the faculty L1ke people everywhere the faculty and students vary ln persona11t1es ab1l1t1es and lnterests but the1r common mterest 1n act1v1t1es people and the school make stu dents and teachers proud of bemg one of OUR PEOPLE iuing . . . 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' ' - I - ur ie Students are relaxmq m the hbrary at noon OUR LIFE abounds Wllh act1v1ty decorat1ng for mlxers preparmg for contests cheer1ng at games gomg to part1es It IS also hlled w1th golng to the V1l be1ng hrst 1n the cafe ments mto the OHICG an hour ahead of txme plannmg church programs 'lhe fan fare blows the crown 15 perched on the curly locks of an attrac t1ve g1rl and the crowd s cheer1ng reaches a crescendo as the basketball or football queen IS crowned The convocatxon sponsored by the Student Counc1l pnor to Thanksgrvmg I I vacat1on grves many students as well as teachers an opportunrty to dlsplay the1r talents before frlends Dat1ng too IS an 1mportant aspect of w1ll accept QIIIS wonder 1f the boys wlll ask Class projects often unpleasant though lucrat1ve are also a part of OUR LIFE collect1ng paper selhng pom poms p1ck1ng frozen tomatoes The contests the partres the dates all complete OUR LIFE 1 teria line . . . forgetting to turn announce- OUR LIFE boys Wonder if the girls Iam1e Icxmworm Quo Noble KIZGT are crctmq as Masters of Ceremomes of the Se-mor Convo Hi xS?lfl6!glIflg Olftlnried 1- TOP: Miss Bernice Fites is teaching Edith Corley the rudi- ments of driving while Dale Snelling watches. BOTTOM: Leslie Yearian is lettering a poster in art class. Img' N OUR COURSES meet the needs of the students English science social studies art home economics all make the curriculum complete To supplement the regular classroom acttvities there are banquets movies and plays Drivers training is a modern addition to OUR COURSES A geog raphy course was an innovation this year. Library science and art class are also unique portions of the schedule. Chemistry class is remembered by all who frequent the upstairs hall in the morning . . . the lab reeking with ammo- nia or hydrogen sulfide . . . the biology lab next door filled with the pungent odor of formaldehyde. Pantomlmes m speech class also add mterest to OUR COURSES memorlz mg oratlons cmd read1ngs drama t1z1ng one act plays preparrng a ten mlnute speech buylng three by hves Every student who graduates must take tour years of Engllsh learmng comma rules takmg vocabulary tests Wr1t1ng themes determmmg kinds of clauses studylng pronouns rec1t1ng spelllng rules Learnxng theorems rn geometry 1S al ways a task for the sophomore Algebra students solve equat1on after equat1on ln hopes of flndlng X Sl1de rules pro tractors compasses are a part of the rnathematlcs 1n OUR COURSES Trudglng to the basement to dwell upon shop mechan1cal drawmg or home economlcs IS worthwh11e but a bane to the exlstence of people w1th sec ond floor lockers The curnculum 1S a challenge to those who take OUR COURSES f'- Louxse Mxllxgan Cay Graney Ruth Walerstem Duck Fauber Paula Alexander and Tom Dowling are qxvmg a slut for the Roman Banquet ll g7I'lf0gllflg . - U , . .1 fl ,c, ,, P r .ga i. nu. : .. . . . 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Betty Blble 1S presentmg an argument durmq debate on the pomt system m Student COUHCII O O I xt v .. 5 X . ff v Zi' OUR ACTIVITIES are regulated by the Student Councll cmd sponsored by the faculty they complete hrgh school educatlon by oftermg responsx b1l1t1es and opportumtres for leadersh1p Plays demonstratlons contests are some of the act1v1t1es of the Speech Arts Club students who are talented and stage struck try out and present one and three act plays Serv1ce to the school IS the goal of the G1r1s Club The members sell candy at games help sponsor the Vocatlonal Conference Ahea IS open to g1rls w1th rnterest 1n home economlcs thrs year along w1th 1ts regular act1v1t1es 1t had a panel and a mov1e show1ng d1f'ferent voca tlons posslble 1n home economlcs Open to 1un1or and senror boys the H1Y 1S best known to all as the coke sellers at basketball games The Scarlette and the Scarlet and Gray furrush outlets for Journahstlc tal ents 1n the school The Techn1ca1 Equrprnent Crew the Glrls Athletlc ASSOCIGIIOH and the W L Club these complete the varrety 1n OUR ACTIVITIES George Frazler and Larry Poel are sellmg cokes for the H Y at a home basketball game ,4 ,,1f0f6,,.,,9 I ll . 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'wfiw f' L- OUR SPORTS were beset w1th no ser1ous II' 1ur1es lh1S yecxr except for the mjured prlde that comes wlth on unfru1tfu1 season It xs not cxlwuy the purpose of OUR SPORTS to w1n As long as the team cmd the spectators can re tcm good sportsmcmsh1p good conduct cmd co operc1t1on Q11 should have prlde 1n and enloy OUR SPORTS TOP LEFT Bob Mcxrtxn IS reboundmq CI Sh9f1dGl'1 shot TOR RIGHT VK L IS rurnmg me low hurdles BOTTOM You re out at flrst bose ana! ,JL!ere.x4 flu :Debug C1crn1n and Mr Hummer are q1v1nq the mornlncr announcements Kcrrlene Counsmcrn, Leslie Yearicn, Gwen T n Q0 Q Meet OUR PEOPLE' They have socral groups partzes trrends tavorrte actrvrttes and pet projects they have ambmons faults mtelhqence successes farlures Cooperatmg W1th o hers Iearnmg fom the text books teachers and expenences datrnq frrends and the frrends of frzerzds smrhng at every one plarmmq the future Each mdrvrdual and group rs rmportant to the rest of our school IV'eet the mdrvrduals meet OUR PEOPLE ATX fx WCW 'mwah-vvfi l Mr Floyd rs checkmg on the progress of the gym me .fdclamfi BeS1d6S belng Mr Floyd s secretary MISS Pearl Adams 1S cashler of the cafeterla and keeps the records of the treasurres of the numer ous clubs and act1v1t1es around West S1de Hlgh M1ss Adams has been a member of the staff of the hrgh school for many years and we have learned to appreclate her quret and effxclent W SMW1 M1 fl .Si 1120! EOUFIJ The superlntendent of the West Lafayette Schools has spent a conslderable portlon of the past year helprng to make a West S1de dream come true rn the form of our new gymnasrum audrtorxum The class of 52 salutes W1ll1Gm Floyd for h1s contlnued efforts The management of the school c1ty of West Lafayette rs the responslblllty of I Henry Law Karl Kettelhut and Burr Prentrce These publrc spmtecl c1t1zens who compnse the Board of Educatron meet once a month w1th Mr Floyd to estabhsh the pOl1C1eS of our school system The School Board hrres the personnel author 1zes all expend1tures and supervrses the mam tenance and repalr of the bu1ld1ngs and other fac1l1t1es of the West Lafayette Schools The cooperatron of the School Board w1th the supermtendent and pr1nc1pals of the three schools has made poss1ble the rnstallment of new hghtrng systems and other modern equxp ment 1n our schools and has focused the atten t1on of educators all over the natron on West Lafayette Years of contmued plannmg on the part of these far srghted men resulted ln the gyrnna Slum audrtorrum whrch IS now nearmg comple t1on at West Lafayette Semor Hlgh School We s1ncerely apprecrate the efforts of our School Board ln gxvlng us the best posslble educatronal LEFT Mxss Pearl Adams Supermtendent Floyd s secretary s answenng one of the many telephone calls RIGHT Members of the School Board prctured left to rrght are Burr Prentrce Karl Kettelhut I Henry Law and Supermtendent Floyd I -myti' 1' vis an I f'. l af U .l l ally 4 1 . . , . . 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' 9 T1 'rt' I ,. b VV 9? .fir A 4V.ff'.sLg.. - ' ' H5331 5 Q. ti . cia- l'1lf 4 lu W Ala IH nz c I It IS to Carl M Hammer our pr1nc1pal that we go to check our credrts to hnd our cla s stand 1ng and to recelve suggest1ons for plannrng our act1v1t1es and future educahon Although he In very busy perform1ng h1s dutres at West Lafay ette Sen1or Hrgh School he always f1nds tlme to llsten to our problems Slnce Mr Hammer served w1th the Un1ted States Navy durlng World War Il he 1S able to help those of us for whom the draft IS a real 1tem rn our future To the rest of us he gtves adv1ce on plannlng our careers and choosrng the col leges whlch we plan to attend A West Lafayette athlet1c event w1thout h1m IS someth1ng very unusual s1nce Mr Hammer IS an ardent sports fan and a loyal West Srde booster varrous clubs of the school and keeps abreast Wllh then' act1v1t1es He 1S a frequent v1s1tor at Den and often a chaperone at m1xers The Class of 52 the last class to know Mr Hammer as a Iun1or H1gh School pr1nc1pal w1shes to express 1ts apprec1at1on for h1s con t1nued 1nterest 1n 1lS behalf Mr Hammer IS checking up on semor grades UL I 01611105 Mrs Anna Lee Allendorph the Answer Wom an of West Slde Hlgh IS 1n the OHICS to answer our numerous quest1ons The latest add1t1on to the Senlor H1gh staff she 1S secretary to Mr Hammer and takes care of the routlne OHICS work The Class of 52 expresses 1ts apprec1at1on to Mrs Dolma Preston for be1ng so pat1ent w1th us dur1ng the two and a half years she was Mr Hammer s secretary LEFT Mrs Anna Allendorph 15 answer ma a students quesuon RTGHT Mrs Dolma Preston 1s takmg a elephone mes age I I r. 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S - Our principal is very much interested in the ' - - - - ' - Q t . s . eac em loonrior' any .!4CtLULtlQ:5 Contrary to popular fact teachers do more than teach Here are our teach ers 1n then' extra currlcular act1v1t1es KENNETH BUSH IS play 1ng the plano MISS MARY BUSHONG 1S sell 1ng t1CkeIS MRS HAZEL COOPER 1S grad ng paper MISS BELLE COULTER IS sellxng candy at a foot ball game CHESTER new frlm catalog HOWARD EVANS 1S typ 1ng materlal for the Semor Class DONALD FITES IS an nounclng at a football game MISS BERNICE FITES 1S teach1ng soccer MISS RUTH HAMLIN IS serv1ng punch MRS GWEN HAMMER IS check1ng posters IAMES HINGA IS coach 1ng basketball ELLIS HOPKINS IS read1ng Scar lette copy i s. - EDDY is loolcing over a MRS HELEN HOWENSTEIN is preparing to d1rect one of the vocal music organizations MARSHALL HOWENSTEIN is offering a warn mg to a recalcitrant band member MRS GLADYS ISAAC 15 thumbing through the at tendcmce file MRS ELIZABETH LEER 1S checking the Iunior Hlgh School news for the Scarlette DAVID MARCH OHICICII t1mekeeper is preparing to re LER IS showing Iane Oderkirk costume plans 1n her dramatics class HENRY PALONCY IS acting as gatekeeper at one of the home football games MISS RUTH SINKS 1S readlng some of the copy for the Sc let and Gray COACH GORDON STRALEY is supervising a basketball practice WAL TER WOLEVER 1S assistmg h1S Technlcal Equ1p ment Crew members with records at a football game surne his position .... 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HARRIETT MUEL- QIfLl0l 6 Now that we are Semors we can look back upon our tnals and trrbulatrons throughout our school years w1th much amusement Wmth our many act1v 1t1es thrs year we can hardly beheve that at one t1me we went to school only halt days and had to be persuaded to take rest per1ods on our l1ttle rugs The frrst three grades were hrghlrghted by rhythm bands butter churmng and a mock mar rrage between Pam and N1ck w1th Rev Carter performrng the ceremony Recess was a welcome change from our schoolwork Then came fourth grade and the exc1tement of mov1ng upstarrs The m1d semester students Sklpped a half year to make our class blgger and better Noble atta1ned the d1st1nct1on of belng M1ss Iones sugar bowl on her table of love Mrlk and crackers were a tasty 1nnovat1on after recess every mornmg P1g Latrn 1n M1ss Kents room also took up plenty of t1me and 1t was then that scarlet fever h1t 1ts peak Then came the long awalted day we moved up to Iunror H1gh The lockers and changmg classes every hour thoroughly confused and frustrated us To add to thls there were the exc1t1ng frre chutes wh1ch the boys seemed to enloy partlcularly There was the thrrll of our frrst dances and the g1rls w1ld crushes on the hrgh school boys We were the fxrst Freshman Class to go up to Semor H1gh School It was qurte an honor and we PII '7 The Senxor Class othcers are Ioanne Lakxn sec retary Iohn Castell treasurer lean Evans presr dent and Pat Smrth vrce president Howard Evans sponsor rs not pxctured havent let anyone forget 1t s1nce Thrs was the year West Slde beat Ieff 13 0 Talk about school sp1r1t' As sophomores we watched the B team games w1th great enthusrasm and were very proud when two of our members Bob Martln and Deadrock Llvmgstone earned therr letters on the VCl'I'S1lY football team Iohn Korb Ed Brant and Bob Spence were on the baseball team Suddenly we were upperclassmen' We found ourselves present1ng Cheaper By The Dozen Thls was the year of the heartbreakmg Ieff game We were beaten 7 6 on a freezlng November eve nrng Afterwards we forgot our sorrows at Gret s open house We came to school the next mornmg rn lev1s and Tshtrts so sleepy we could hardly walk Most of us soon sklpped out unaware that we would be punlshed later by havrng to come to school on Saturday' We were determmed to have a wonderful sen1or year and so far everythmg has come up to our expectatrons The partres small groups and large groups have held us all together 1n fnendly compamon shlp and we ll forever remember lame s supper and lack s party at hrs farm after the Ieff game Now we are all lookmg forward to Gala Week and Commencement w1th sadness mrxed wzth happmess HL , A251 1 1 ' . 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' . , . 111-,Qu PATRlCIA ALBIERG Washrngton Lee Hlqh School Arlmgton Vrrgmra 1 Scarlet and Gray Lrterary Coed NGTIOUGI Honor Soclety Student Councrl Secretary Treasurer 4 Scarlette Assocr ate Edxtor 3 Coedltor 4 Speech Arts 2 Iunror Representatrve 3 Student Drrector 3 Secretary 4 The Tenth Word Glrls Club 24 Ahea Club 24 G A A 2 Orchestra 24 Good Crtrzenshrp Award IANlCE ALENDUFF Queen Commrt tee Chaxrman 3 Glrls Club 13 Executrve Com mxttee 4 G A A 14 Treasurer 3 Orchestra 14 Gxrls Glee Club 24 Chorus 4 NORMA BALLENTINE Norwalk Hrgh School Norwalk Ohlo 1 2 Scarlet and Gray Student Councll 4 Scarlette Advertxsmg Edrtor 4 Class Play Readmg Committee Charrman 4 The Tenth Word Speech Arts 3 4 Gtrls Club 3 4 Ahea 3 4 G A A 2 Basketball Queen Attendant 3 4 Cheerleader 3 Head 4 Gxrls Glee Club 2 3 LINDA BARRETT Scarlet and Gray Calendar Co ed Scarlette 3 4 Speech Arts 14 Girls Club 14 Ahea 14 G A A 1 2 Mayorette 13 Cap tam 4 Gxrls Glee Club 1 ALICE BEAVER Frankfort High School Frank tort Indrana 13 NORBERT BECKMAN St Francrs Semrnary Crnclnnatl Ohro 1 2 Natxonal Honor Soclety Student Councll Presrdent 4 Scar lette 3 Class Treasurer 3 Rlng Comm1tteeCha1r man 3 Speech Arts 4 H1Y 3 Sergeant at Arms 4 Football 3 4 Basketball 3 Baseball 24 Intra mural Basketball 2 W L Club Presrdent 4 BETTY BIBLE Scarlet and Gray Student Coun c 4 Speech Arts 14 Ahea 14 G A A 1 2 V1cePres1dent 3 Presrdent 4 Glrls Club 14 Majorette 1 4 EDWARD BRANT Scarlet and Gray Speech Arts 4 H1Y 3 SocxalComm1ttee Chalrman 4 Basketball 24 Baseball 24 Foot ball 3 W L Club 4 KENNETH BRYAN Scarlet and Gray H Y 3 4 Football l Basketball 1 Intramural Basketball 14 Band 1 DICK CARTER Scarlet and Gray Scarlette 3 4 Cheaper By The Dozen Speecl' Arts 14 Good Housekeeping H Y 3 4 D n Board V1cePresxdent 4 Football 1 3 Wrestlmg l 3, Dance Band, 4 1 l'1 I JV. 'sQ,' IOI-IN CASTELL Scarlet and Gray Busmess Manager Scarlette 3 News Coed 4 Class Treasurer 4 Program Cocharrman 3 Speech Arts 3 4 H1Y 3 4 Intramural Basketball 3 4 Band 14 Orchestra 24 Boys Glee Club 14 Chorus 14 Boys Quartet 1 2 Dance Band 24 IOE CERNY I-I1Y 4 Intramual Basketball 2 BARBARA ANN CHRISTIANSON Muskegon Senior Htgh School Mus kegon M1ch1gan 13 Speech Arts 4 Grrls Club 4 Ahea Executrve Commlttee 4 GWEN CLANIN Scarlet and Gray Speech Arts 14 The Tenth Word Grrls Club 14 Ahea 24 G A A 14 Secretary 3 Band 14 Orchestra 14 Gtrls Glee Club 4 Glrls State KARLENE COUNSMAN Sprmgheld Hrgh School Sprmg held lllxnols 1 Crawfordsvllle Hlgh School Crawfordsvllle Indtana 2 Scarlet and Gray Scarlette 3 4 Student Councxl V1cePres1dent 4 Cheaper By The Dozen Speech Art 3 4 Good Housekeepmg G1rls Club 3 V1cePres1dent 4 Ahea 3 4 Den Board Secretary 3 Basketball Queen At tendant 3 Football Queen Attendant 3 Queen 4 Gtrls Glee Club 3 4 Chorus 3 4 CHARLES CRAW H1Y 3 4 Football 13 Co Captatn 4 Most Valuable Player 4 Track 14 Wresthng l 2 Intramural Basketball 2 3 W L Club 3 V1cePres1dent 4 Boys Glee Club 24 Chorus 24 ROBERT CRAW H1Y 3 4 Football 14 Wrestlrng 1 3 Intramural Basketball 3 4 W L Club 3 4 Band 14 MARIOLIN DAVIS Dayton I-hgh School Dayton Kentucky l 2 Scarlet and Gray Features Co ed Invttatron Co chan' man 3 Dust Ot The Road Speech Arts 3 4 Grrls Club 3 Executrve COmmlllEe 4 Ahea 3 Executxve Commlttee 4 Band 3 Orchestra 3 IUDITH EATON Scarlet and Gray Calendar Co ed Stu dent Councll 1 Scarlette 24 Speech Arts 14 Representa trve 2 Gtrls Club 14 Ahea 14 Den Board 3 Treasurer 3 Bteam Cheerleader 3 Ateam Cheerleader 4 G A A 14 Grrls Glee Club 1 2 DEAN EHRESMAN Montmorencr Hrgh School Montmorencr Indxana 2 Student Councll 4 I-I1Y 4 T E C 3 Presrdent 4 Football 4 Track 4 Intra Dlscusslng the current news rn the lxbrary are Norma Ballentme Irm Hawkms and lohn Korb mural Basketball l 3 4 Chorus l IEAN EVANS Student Councll 4 Class Presrdent 4 Cheaper By The Dozen H1Y 3 Treasurer 4 Football 1 2 4 Intramural Basketball 3 Captaln 4 W L Club 3 4 Band 1 2 Boys State 3 IERRY FELKNOR H1Y 3 4 Basketball 13 Ca tam 4 W L Club 3 4 CHAL FOWLER Cheaper By The Dozen H Y 3 4 Intramural Basketball 3 4 Wrestlmg Manager 1 Z MARY ELLEN FREEL Scarlet and Gray Layout Co ed Scar lette 4 Speech Arts 14 Great Amerlcan Family Blsh opsMantle Grl Club 14 Ahea 14 G A A 1 2 Band 14 Orchestra 14 Gtrls Glee Club 24 Chorus 24 Gxrls Trxo 4 ROBERT GAYLORD Speech Arts 24 HIY 3 4 Football 14 Track 2 Intramural Basketball 2 4 Wrestlmg 3 W L Club 4 IUDITH GIRTON Oxford Glrls Hrgh School Oxford England 2 Scarlet and Gray Scarlette 4 Cap and Gown Charrman 4 Speech Arts 3 4 Glrls Club 1 4 Ahea 3 Execut1veComm1ttee 4 G A A l 3 Band l ALICE HADLEY Scarlet and Gray Natlonal Honor So cxety Student Councll 4 Scarlette Art Edltor 2 Assoclate Edrtor 3 Coed 4 Cheaper By The Dozen Speech Arts 14 Treasurer 3 Great Amencan Famtly Grrls Club 14 Ahea 1 2 Executlve Commrttee 3 4 G A A 2 3 Grrls Glee Club 14 Chorus 14 MIXGG Quartet 3 G1rls Tno 4 IAMES HARTSELL Decoratlons Co chalrman 3 Speech Arts 4 H1Y 3 4 Football 14 Track 1 2 Intra mural Basketball 24 W L Club 3 Secretary Treasurer 4 Boys Glee Club 1 2 4 Chorus 1 2 4 Quartet l 2 PAUL HAUGE Scarlet and Gray Photography Edltor Scar lette Photography Edrtor 4 I-I1Y 3 4 Track 14 Cross Country 24 Band 14 Orchestra 4 Dance Band 24 IAMES HAWKINS Beverly Hxlls I-hgh School Beverly I-Irlls Calltorma 2 Scarlet and Gray Layout Coed Student Coun c1l 3 Scarlette Crrculatron Co ed 4 Speech Arts 3 4 HxY 3 Secretary 4 Football 1 3 4 Basketball 3 Track 3 4 Intramural Basketball 4 W L Club 3 4 lla 2 '- , : , .,.. P ' f 7 - - I ' - ' ' , .... 2 . : : i- , , 5 ' : i s' , - : . - 1 . . ., , : , I 5 , , , 5 ' ' Orchestra, 1, 3. 4: Girls' Glee Club, 4: Chorus, 4 N. Hockinq D. Icxmison I, Jamison M. Ionnson D. Ioncxh I. Iordcln R. Kennedy I, Kessen N. Kizer R. Koenig I. Lakin A. Light S. Linqle H. Livingstone W. Love R, Mcrcsco I. Marek R. 'Vlurkin K. McConnell M. Meyer NORMAN HOCKING Speech Arts 4 Orchestra 14 Strmg Ensemble 14 Dance Band l DENNIS IAMISON Speech Arts 4 H1Y 4 IOHN IAMISON Scarlet and Gray Adverttsxng Co ed Natlonal Honor Soclety Student Councll 4 Scarlette Assoclate Edltor 3 Sports Edltor 4 Name Card Charrman 4 Cheaper By The Dozen Sp ech Arts 13 Presrdent 4 I Remember Mama Good House keeprnq Ahea 4 H1Y 3 4 Football 1 Basketball 24 W L Club 3 4 Band l Drum Malor 24 Orchestra 14 Boys Glee Club 14 Chorus I4 Boys State 3 MICHAEL IOHNSON Klondike Hlgh School Klondlke Indl ana 3 Speech Arts 1 Z 4 HrY 4 Den Board 4 Football l Band I4 Orchestra l 2 4 DAVID IONAH Scarlet and Gray Edrtor Natxonal Honor Socrety Student Councrl 4 Scarlette Assoctate Edztor 3 Busmess Manager 4 Cheaper By The Dozen Speech Arts 3 4 Brshops Mantle Track I 2 Boys State 3 Long Endure H1Y 3 V1cePres1dent 4 Football I 4 Intramural Basketball l 2 4 Band 14 Boys Glee Club I4 Chorus I4 Boys Quartet l 2 ROSEMARY KEN NEDY Scarlet and Gray Crrculatron Edrtor Class Vrce Pre xdent 3 Statronery Charrman 4 Speech Arts 24 G1rls Club 24 Ahea 2 3 Executlve Commrttee 4 Gxrls Glee Club 3 IAMES KESSEN Speech Arts 4 H1Y 3 Chaplatn 4 Track I '7 NOBIE KIZER Scarlet and Gray Sports Edxtor Student Counctl 1 2 Scarlette Features Coed Queen Committee Co chairman 3 Cheaper By The Dozen Speech Arts 3 4 MrsterV1ncent Good Housekeeping H1Y 3 4 Football 14 Basketball 13 Intramural Basketball 4 W I. Club 3 4 Band 1 2 Orchestra 3 4 Dance Band 3 4 ROBERT KOENIG Cheaper By The Dozen Speech Arts 24 IRemember Mama Full Crrcle HrY 4 Intramural Bubble dancers Ioe Cerny hm Hartsell Chuck Craw Bob Craw Bob Gaylord and Ierry Poel are prrouettmg off stage durmg the Senror Convo Basketball 4 Wrestlmg 13 IOANNE LAKIN Scarlet and Gray Actxvrtxes Co ed Natronal Honor Socrety Class Secretary 3 Program Co charrman 3 Senror Convo Charr man 4 Cheaper By The Dozen Speech Arts I4 Grrls Club 13 Secretary 4 Ahea 4 Basketball Queen 4 Orches tra 14 Glrls Gee Club 14 Chorus 14 Stnng Ensemble ALVIN LIGHT SI-IERYL LINGLE St losephs Academy Tzpton Ind1ana l St Francrs Academy Lalayette Ind1ana l Scarlet and Gray Scarlette Band Co charrman 3 Speech Arts 24 Grrls Club Z4 Executrve Commlttee 3 Ahea 2 3 Vrce Presrdent 4 G A A 2 Den Board 2 3 Treasurer 4 Basketball Queen Attendant 3 Grrls Glee Club 4 BOB LIVINGSTONE H1Y 4 Football I4 Baseball I4 Intramural Basketball 2 4 WESLEY LOVE Speech Arts 4 HIY 4 Track 3 4 Cross Country 4 Intramural Basket bal 2 4 RONNA MARASCO Scarlet and Gray Speech Arts I4 The Tenth Word Grrls Club 14 Ahea 14 G A A I4 Den Board 4 Grrls Glee Club 14 Chorus 4 IOAN MAREK Scarlet and Gray Speech Arts l 4 Grrls Club 14 Ahea 14 G A A I4 Orchestra 14 Grrls Glee Club 14 Chorus 3 4 BOB MARTIN Student Councrl 3 Class Presxdent 3 Class Ways and Means Commxttee Charr man 4 H1Y 4 Den Board 2 W L Club 24 Football 13 CoCaptam 4 Basketball I4 Track 14 Band l 2 KATHLEEN MCCONNELL Scarlet and Gray Natlonal Honor Soctety Speech Arts 14 IRemember Mama Gxrls Club 13 Executxve Commlttee 4 Ahea 13 Executwe Commrttee A MARILYN MEYER Scarlet and Gray Student Councxl 4 Scarlette 3 4 Speech Arts 2 3 Glrls Club 13 Presxdent 4 Ahea 14 Treasurer 3 G A A 13 Secretary Treasurer 2 Den Board 2 Band I4 Orches l Ilf ., - , ,H 5 . 1-4. . .4 , ' : ..: ' , .... I : IACK IORDAN: Scarlet and Gray: Speech Arts, 4: Carl I - I H -1: - I I Q J - . ' ' : ' : '- , , : , 4: G, . A., 1-3. . . . : 5 - : : ' I '- , I tra. , 2 'f y I' L7 I. Nlickle lVl, 'Vliller L. Milliqcm E. Montgomery H. Mullen I. Oderkirk P. Patterson I, Poel L. Poel B. Porter R.Quintilic1ni G. Risk A. Rogers D. Samson C. Scott P. Smith B. Spence N. Spencer lVl. Stanley H. Tetmult IOAN MICKLE Atttca Hrgh School Attxca lndrana 13 Speech Arts 4 G1rls Club 4 Football Queen Attend ant 4 G1rls Glee Club 4 MARILYN MILLER Scarlet and Gray .Acttvrtres Coed Natronal Honor Soctety Scar lette Ctrculatton Coed 4 Cheaper By The Dozen Speech Arts 14 G1rls Club 1 2 Executrve Commxttee 3 4 Ahea 13 Executrve Commtttee 4 G A A 13 Secretary 4 G1rls Glee Club 14 Chorus 14 LOUISE MILLIGAN Andrew W Mellon Iunror Hxqh School Mt Lebanon Twp Pennsylvanla l Mt Lebanon Htqh School Plttsburgh Penn sylvanra 2 3 Ahea 4 G1rls Club 4 Speech Arts 4 EMILY MONTGOMERY Nelson Grrls College Nelson Nev. Zealand 2 Scarlet and Gray Lxterary Co ed Speech Arts 3 4 Gtrls Club l AA Aa RODGER MULLEN H Y 3 4 T E C 24 Football I4 Track 24 Wrestlmg 1 2 Captarn 3 Intramural Basketball W L C b IANE ODERKIRK Scarlet and Gray Aavertrsmq Coed Scarlette Cheaper By The I 2 Gxrls Glee Club 14 PAMELA PATTERSON Scarlet and Gray Nattonal Honor Socrety Speech Arts 14 The Great Amerlcan Famrly Grls Club l 3 4 Ahe 24 G A A 13 Treasurer 4 Orchestra 14 G1rls Glee Club 14 Chorus 24 trmq Ensemble 4 IERRY POEL Scarlet and Gray Hx! 3 4 T E C Z4 Treasurer 3 Football I4 Track l4 W L Club 3 4 Band 14 LARRY POEL Scarlet and Gray Ctrculatron Coed Scar lett 4 Invrtattons Charrman 4 Speech Arts 3 H1Y 3 Ways and Means Charrman 4 Football 2 Track 4 Band BARBARA PORTER Scarlet and Gray Scarlette 24 Speech Arts 14 Mr Vmcent Btshops Mantle G1rls Club 14 Ahea 13 Executrve Commlttee 4 G A A 14 Den Board 2 Band 14 Orchestra l3 G1rls Glee Clu 3 4 Dance Band 2 3 ROSEMARY QUIN TILIANI Vtsmtatton Hxgh School Chtcaqo lllmots 13 Speech Arts 4 G1rls Club 4 Ahea 4 GRETCHEN The Semors are mtmtcktnq the hrst qrade ktddle band at the Semor Convo RISK Scarlet and Gray Scarlette News Coed 4 Cheaper By The Dozen Speech Arts Z 4 Btshops Mantle G1rls Club 14 Ahea l 2 Executrve Commtttee 3 Secretary 4 G A A 14 Band 24 Orchestra 14 G1rls Glee Club 24 Chorus 4 ARLENE ROGERS Scarlet and Gray Decoratxons Co charrman 3 Class Play Student Drrector 3 Speech Arts 14 G1rls Club 1 2 Executxve Commtttee 3 Treasurer 4 Ahea 14 Executxve Commrttee 3 G A A l 2 V e Prestdertt 3 G1rls Glee Club 14 Chorus 24 DALE SAMSON Scarlet and Gray Student Councll l Speech Arts 3 4 H1Y 3 4 Football 14 Basketball l Z Track l 2 Intramural Basketball 3 Captam 4 CHARLES SCOTT H1Y 3 4 Football l Basketball 1 Track 1 Base ball 4 Intramural Basketball 1 3 4 Band 3 PATRICIA SMITH Scarlet and Gray Asststant Edltor Nattonal Honor Socxety Student Counctl l Scarlette 3 Features Co ed 4 Class Secretary 3 Cla s V1cePres1dent 4 Cheaper By The G1rls Club 13 Executlve Commtttee 4 Ahea 24 G A A 1 3 Football Queen Attendant 4 Basketball Queen Attend ant 4 Band 14 Orchestra 4 G1rls Glee Club 14 Chorus 2 4 BOB SPENCE H1Y 3 4 T E C 3 4 Basketball 14 Cross Country 3 Baseball 14 W L Cl b 3 4 NICHOLAS SPENCER Student Counctl 4 Speech Arts 4 H1Y 3 Prestdent 4 Den Board 3 Football 14 Track I4 Intramural Basketball 3 4 Wrestltng 1 2 W L Club 3 4 Band 1 2 MARY LOU STANLEY Scarlet and Gray Speech Arts 14 Gxrls Club 3 4 Ahea 13 Executrve Commtttee 4 G A A 13 Den Board 4 Orchestra l 2 Grrls Glee Club 1 4 ROSALIE TETRAULT Scarlet and Gray Art Edttor Natronal Honor Soctety Student Counctl 4 Scarlette Art Eattor 4 Speech Arts 14 G1rls Club 14 Ahea 1 2 Execut1veComm1ttee 3 Presldent 4 G A A 2 Girls Glee Club 2 3 Ill t V N 3 ' . , : . : ' ' I , : , .... I - I - - I I I I II I I ic I 1,.: ..3,4:G. . ..11 he.1,s,4 I-I I V' II . I I i- , . I . . ., - I . ' I , 5 , , , 3 I , , , , 3, 41 . . lu , 3, 4 .... I ' .I ' I I I I I . I I Dozen : Speech Arts, 1-47 Girls' Club. 1-4: Ahea. 1-41 G. A- A.. Dozen : Speech Arts, 1-4, Representative, lg Mr. Vincent : ' ' 7 i ' . , , I CI. - I , 5 , - 5 , 5 ' ' , - 3 . ' I . - :S ' , .... : . : , - : . . u , . . . . . 2-4 ..., : : , . - : A ' . . : . - . ' b, . I , , .... - , ' , 3 , - 5 ' ' , - g IIHUCL! .SQ Edrtor of the Scarlet and Gray was Dave Ionah Pat Sm1th was the assrstant edrtor and the busrness manager was Iohn Castell The layout edrtors were Irm Hawkrns and Mary Ellen Preel wrth Gwen Clanm and Betty Brble ardrng them Pat Alblerg and Emtly Mont gomery served as lrterary edrtors On therr staff were Ronna Marasco Mary Lou Stanley Srd I11 SIDNEY THOMPSON Acalanes Hrgh School Lafayette Calttorma 1 2 Scarlette 4 Speech s34I-IY3 TEC34Footba Intramural Basketball 3 4 EMORY TODD ,yx VIRGINIA WEIR Scarlet and Gray Speech Arts 24 Gms Club 14 Ahea 2 3 Executive Commrttee 4 G A A 1 2 Secretary 1 Gxrls Glee Club 24 Chorus 3 4 IOHN WILSON Speech Arts 3 H1Y 3 4 Track Manager 2 3 lntramural Basketball 24 Band 24 Orchestra 3 4 Dance Band 4 SHIRLEY WOODS Scarlet and Gray Speech Arts 3 4 Gxrls Club 14 Execut1veComm1ttee 3 Ahea 3 4 G A A 1 2 Football Queen Attend ant 2 Grrls Glee Club 3 LESLIE YEARIAN Scarlet and Gray Natronal Honor Society Scar lette 3 4 Speech Arts 14 IRemember Mama Club 14 Ahea 14 G A A 13 V1cePresldent 4 Band 24 Orchestra 14 Gxrls Glee Club 14 Chorus 14 Grrls Tno 4 IOI-IN KORB Delphr Hrgh School Delphr Ind: ana 4 lst semester HAY 3 4 T E C 24 t ball 1 Basketball 3 Baseball 14 Cross Country Z Intramural Basketball 2 W L Club 24 ney Thompson Alrce Hadley Gretchen Rrsk Norb Beckman and Iudy Grrton Marrolrn Davrs and Barbara Porter features edrtors were assrsted by Sheryl Lmgle Ioanne Lakzn and Marrlyn Mrller were act1v1t1es edrtors w1th V1rg1n1a Werr helprng them Advertrsrng edrtors were Iamre Iamrson and Jane Oderkrrk Ianrce Alenduff Karlene Couns man Charles Scott lack Iordan Dale Samson Kenneth Bryan and Ed Brant were on therr staff In charge of crrculatron were Rosemary Ken nedy and Larry Poel Norma Ballentme Arlene Rogers Shrrley Woods and Kathleen McCon nell arded them Other edrtors were Paul Hauge photogra phy Noble Krzer sports Iudy Eaton and Lrnda Barrett calendar Rosal1eTetraut art and Leslre Yearran cover desrgn Ari . . I i- . . 4: . , ., , : ll, 4: L1 . nfy i A I .'. Balcony Scene : Good Housekeepingug Girls' 3 . - : - . , : . . .. - : Foo - I . I I , , . a ' ' A ' ' I I I I . I W . I ' I I ' I 1 ' . : I - ' ' ' . ' I , I - I I I ' I I ' 1 - 'V 1 1 '5 enior ommiffeea One of the most lmportant Semor Class Com mlttees rs the Ways and Means Commlttee Un der the charrmanshlp of Bob Mart1n 1ts mem bers Lrnda Barrett Manolm Dav1s Ierry Poel hm Hartsell Ierry Felknor lane Oderkufk and N1ck Spencer planned the fund ra1s1ng cam palgns for our class Ioanne Lakm was chalrman of the group whxch planned the Semor Convocat1on ASS1Sl 1ng her were Betty Blble Kenny Bryan Iohn Castell Barbara Chrxstranson Karlene Couns man Paul Hauge hm Kessen Noble K1zer Sheryl Lmgle Ioan Mrckle Marllyn Mxller and Mary Lou Stanley Remember the pleas of Rosemary Kennedy and her four falthful asslstants to buy semor stat1onery'7 Those heard over the P A system beggmg us to buy were Iack Iordan Ronna Marasco Charl1e Scott and Shlrley Woods Oh the t1me we had choosmg Mother Is A Freshman for our senlor play' Norma Ballen tme was rn charge of th1s w1th Drck Carter Gwen Clamn Chuck Craw Iudy Eaton Mary Ellen Freel hm Hawk1ns Bob Koenlg and Gretchen Rlsk helprng her Ah Gala Week' Pat Sm1th was over all head of rt but many senlors contnbuted to 1ts plan n1ng They were Iamce Alenduff Ed Brant Bob Gaylord AIICG Hadley Iohn Korb Wes Love LOUISE M1111gan Pam Patterson Arlene Rogers Dale Samson Bob Spence Rosahe Tetrault and V1rg1n1a WSH' All oi us semors remember trudgmg to the nurse s ofhce to be measured for our caps and gowns Iudy Glrton was responsmble for thrs wrth Ioe Cerny Dennls Iamlson Ioan Marek and Kathy McConnell also w1e1d1ng the tape measure TOP The Semor class Ways and Means commrttee mem bers talkmg wrth Howard Evans class sponsor are hm Felknor lane Oderkrrk and Nrck Spencer Not prctured IS Bob Marttn charrman BOTTOM The chalrmen oi the Semor Class Commrttees are Larry Poel rnvrtatxon Rosemary Kennedy statlonery Pat Sm1th gala week Ioanne Lakm convocatron Iudy Gtr ton cap and gown and Iamxe Iamxson name card Bob Martm ways and means rs not plctured Shall I use my rmddle name? Thxs was the problem that beset so many of us when Iamle Iam1son or the members of h1s commlttee Norb Beckman and Leshe Yearlan asked us how we wanted our name spelled on our semor name cards I 1 I . I I . . I I I I I - 1 1 I I - I I ' I - I 1 1 I , . . . ,, I t 11 - 1 I I I I 1 1 , - A l Hartsell, Ierry Poel, Linda Barrett. Mariolin Davis. Ierry I - ' ' l I - Z . . . 1 I 1 1 1 I . D 1 - I I I I D I . I I 1 . , ' I 1 1 . I , The lumor Class ofirc rs are Donald Frtes sponsor Paul Martm presrdent Elarne Cummlns v1ce presrdent Don Katter ecretary ancl lack Mollenkopt treasurer Tl-e Iunror Class commrttee charrmen are Elarne Cummrns prom Iohn He1m11ch ways and means cmd Ioyce Brxler rmgs I 1 lfU'll0l CL55 Those brrghtly colored pom poms d1splayed by the crowd at many of the football and bas ketball games were the bram storm of the Class of 53 for a money ralsrng project A paper dnve was also staged last fall under the supervlslon of Donald Frtes class sponsor Und1scovered talent 1n th1s Iumor Class was revealed when a play was presented on Decem ber 6 and 7 at the Morton Audltorlum The pr1n clpal characters of Babres Nlght Out were Carole Hudlow Dlck Cochran Ioyce Brxler and Bob Hesselberth Ioyce Blxler also worked for her class as chalrman of the r1ng commlttee ln the athletlc World three Jumors were se lected to captam next year s teams Co captalns ot the football team for the 53 season are Dale Snellrng center and tackle Iohn He1m11ch lack Nlcol was chosen to lead the basketball team Th1S year there were several dlscoverles of Jvrrtmg ab1l1ty 1n the Iunlor Class Ioyce Blxler lack Mollenkopf and Ioan Van Busk1rk served as managers of the school News Bureau Elsa Rasmussen was a top Wmner rn the essay d1v1 s1on of the Scarlette s Chr1stmas contest Also clted for journalrstlc achrevements were Llnda S1Sk1Yld and Mar1e L1pham who Won second PIIZG 1n the C1lY Red Cross essay contest lVIar1e w1ll also be remembered for her breath taklng acrobatlc acts whrch she performed 1D the Thanksgrvmg Convocation In the muslc held a 1un1or grrls quartet com posed of Son1a Van Pelt Ann Taylor Donna W1lson and Sara Law sang famrlrar songs be fore the school Many yunrors were act1ve 1n speech act1v1t1es Ioan Van Busk1rk serv1ng as VICG presldent of the Speech Arts Club was student dlrector for llS annual three act play Good Housekeep 1ng Ioan also mernorrzed a dramattc readmg for the drstrrct speech contest Besrdes her school act1v1t1es she collaborated Wrth a g1rl from Ief terson H1gh School on a weekly broadcast over WASK Son1a Van Pelt Sara Law and Herb lVl1ller partrcrpated 1n the annual three act play Carole Hudlow represented the Iumor Class on the Student Councll Another rmportant ofhce was held by George Frazler who was presldent ot the Red Devrl s Den We sernors certamly appreclate the prom arranged for us by the Class of 53 S H -V O , . , . . . 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H , I W V ,T Y Yf Rl ' M f ' H' . e . ks ROW l I1m Grbson Don Drenhart Ronme Woods Rrchard Bossung Tom Dowl1ng Harold Sabbagh Ross Frazxer Lerghton Bray Rrchard Fauber Randy Balyeat ROW 2 Nathan Ellrs Barbara Woods Hussell Lemmon Sue LIVIIIQSTOIIG Davrd Kurtz Barbara Snedeker Eugene Lee Brlhe Strunk Tony Sbaroums borne Ierry Short Mary lean Peterson Dzck Harlan Paula Alexander Brll Wh1te Kay Herrlck Don Terry Barbara Chas tam ROW 4 Scott Brundage Larry Pattrson Randy L1ngle Davld R1 k Carl Chrlstenson Marllyn Rldqley Glen Cartwrrght Ernestme Lake Patty Knrcklebme Sondra Tompkxns ROW 5 0,0 0l'l'l0I Q H55 The Class of 54 deC1d1I1q they were here to stay settled mto the normal routlne of West Slde act1v1t1es Many students exh1b1ted leadershlp and ab1l1ty ln the flelds of mus1c sports speech and other QCl1V1l1eS The sports plcture took the mterest of qu1te a few sophomores Before the game Bev Beck and Mary Brown as majorettes entertamed the crowd along wrth the band wh1ch 1ncluded a number of 54ers Ianet Eaton and Madonna D1enhart B team cheerleaders sparked the boys on durmg the game Sophomore boys who dra yeoman duty on the held and won letters thls year were Dave Kurtz Iohn Woods Tom Ander son ln football Dave Kurtz rn basketball lff A I Nancy Cox Drck Smrth Iohn Woods Alrce Terman Karen Lrs ter Mary Brown Barry Llkrn Iohn Anderson Ierry Klmker Madonna Drenhart Tom Harshbarger ROW 6 Iackre Krssell Tom Anderson Pete McClure Bruce Smrth Connre Bolds Sally Raub Carolyn Evans Dorothy Nersz Fay Follett Ruth Waler Graney Margaret Anne Freeman Bxll Bleakley Ann Lrston Ted Metz Barbara Dodds Norman Armold Notp1ctured Sally Blble loyce Surratt Lew O Rerlly Vlrgmxa Tucker The sophomore class had two queen candr dates 1n Bev Beck football queen s court and Madonna Dlenhart basketball queen s court Margaret Anne Freeman Carolyn Evans Bev Beck and Mary Brown won awards at the All State Musrc Contest held at Butler UH1VeIS1lY Tom Dowl1ng took one of the 1mportant part' 1n the Speech Arts three act play Good House lceepmg and also had a part 1n Mr Vmcent a one act play presented for the parents of the Speech Arts group Also rn Good Housekeep mg were Pete McClure and Bev Beck B1ll Wh1te took Of'llC6 as secretary of the Red Dev1ls Den wh1le Carolyn Evans represented the sophomores on the Student Councrl Hx.-Xl .. g r , ' l A , ' ,ls -'X . V, s Q - . ' ' ' 1 ' as ' L fw L r 1 , ' 1 5 ' A J t K -. 4 I - - f . - V1 ,, - 'U ' 4 Sxa . - lanet Eaton: ROW 3: Beverly Beck, Dick Cdnkright, Ruth Os: stein,'Freda Largen: how 7: Ioe Parsons. Philip' Yorger. Cay J lt ROW l Sondra Mueller B111 rluron Iane Messersmlth Dlck Fontame Marsha Herrtck George Grlchnst Mary Lou Marshall B111 Shrqley Sandra McNear George Bush ROW 2 Alva Kem mer Theresa DeVr1es Bob Mrller Ianet Caldwell Lynn Gay lord Kay Baker Vrrqrma Lehker Iohn Allen Iohn Reuszer Dolores Robmson ROW 3 Betty Baruth lack Van Meeter Elrzabeth Beeson Donald Kluge Ianet Woodruff Iohn Kessen lean Hatke Cathy T1l'lm Lmda Seaton Lxesel Kohnke Rex Mrller Iudy Oderkrrk Nancy Kantz Robert Gould I1m Mrllxgan F85 I'l'lCl,I'l 61:55 The Class of 55 took therr 1n1t1at1on to Senror H1gh 1n stnde and qurckly adlusted themselves to hrgh school llfe Gretchen Counsman was appolnted News Bureau Edltor for the second semester and she also had a part 1n the Speech Arts one act play Mr Vmcent lane lamrson took charge of the costume comrmttee for Good Housekeepmg The Speech Arts Club representatwe was Cathv T1f'l1n lane lamlson and Gretchen Counsman were chosen BTeam cheerleaders The play of the freshman boys both 1n basketball and 1n foot ball enlrvens hope for West Srde s future athletlc calendar A m1xed quartet composed of B111 Castell lane Shepherd Mxmr Cohen Dxck Barrett Iohn Roberts ROW 5 Carol Arden B111 Wllson lane lamrson B111 Castell Gretchen Counsman Paula Morlarty Betsy Randolph Kenny Pattlson Arthur Short Allan Keller Chuck Todd ROW 6 Carolyn Lxttle Nancy Grlbert lane Evers Rosalmd Payne Laura Lee Everly Barbara Roberts Iohn Marhart Sonya Stewart lohn Eddy B111 Love Eb Anderson Bob Blackamore Not plctured Cynthia Dyer hm Shenberger Martha Duvall Erme Beck Gretchen Counsman Karen Straszhe1m and Chuck Todd and a qrrls sextet made up ot Karen Straszherm Ellzabeth Beeson Carolyn Llttle Sondra Mueller Betty Baruth and Sonya Stewart were organ1zed and blended harmony at several funct1ons Honors were presented to many freshmen at the All State Musrc Contest held at Butler Un1 V9IS11Y B111 Castell recelved a trrst 1n bar1tone horn and a second 1n vocal selectron Karen Straszhe1m olaced second 1n p1ano and the rnrxed quartet drew a thrrd place ratrng The freshmen were represented on the Den Board by lane larmson Gretchen Counsman and Nancy Gllbert Kenneth Bush served as class sponsor llf Lawler: ROW 4: Kenlyn 'Gre-ene, Karen lStraszheim, Elizabeth 1 3 1 ' 1 ' ' L , L, : fx IZ, - 'YA L Fail, ,' - 4 M, , ,,,, w.,g ,.,, g5 , f t r ' K I I , , ,M ,' ,,,, V .f,,, f.:-wwyw uf' - 1 ' W, -, Tgffvfglf 'fr PA'-QR M - ,, ,,,,, ,, i ,,,, I 1 ,A , W , . W ,f i7f -: W 'mfw ' mf 'M'7+KZiil:f7,i V 7 ' U ' , I .. ,ef Q A 3- Y Z ,fl , s f: TI' 1 H ,Q I x if 5. if i 4-....,,,,,, Enrrch OUR LIFE lrttle thmgs m the school and the com munrty have great value life grows rzcher not only through successes but also through defeats Lrttle problems that We can t remember from day to day and Week to Week grve us abrlrty to surmount the greater problems later Actrvrtres studymg projects convocatrons datmg helpmg others cooperatmg make our school a better place and com plete OUR LIFE fi-J ZX H455 x-Q o MIA L e 0 o o 1- F M l . 'YYY f X p 'a Ck-E . I N .,,, T Q1 TOP LEFT Mrs Harnett Mueller IS wleldmg the shovel m campus IS changmg BOTTOM RIGHT Queen Karlene the ground breakmg ceremony TOP RIGHT The construc Coun man cmd her court Bev Beck Soma Van Pelt Shlrley tlon ol the gym IS progressmg BOTTOM LEFT The W L Belsel Ioan Mlckle and Pat Smlth Ql'l'l0l LQJ fo Ou 0 SEPTEMBER We started the school year by gomg to the Glrls Club Back To School Dance The Purdue Glee Club honored u by presentmg a surpnse program Brxght and too early the next morrung we began the new school year We were lmpressed by the progress of the gym audxtonum smce the ground break1ng cere mony last sprmg We had a pep sesslon rn preparatlon for our hrst game at Elwood The Student Councxl representatlves and class ofhcers were elected Remember the party the Broad Rxpple students gave alter the game? The Glrls Club Chxlx Supper was held 1n the catetena The ireshman gxrls gave a skrt about some of the semor gxrls when they were ln the lxrst grade After school the Ahea Club sponsored a p1cn1c at Happy Hollow Freshman glrls who washed to become members were mvtted We went up to the buper Senlor Sock Hop after our hrst home football game agamst Washxngton of Indl OCTOBER The H1 Y Club held tts f1rst formal meetmg of the year Captam Woelfel head of the N R O T C at Purdue gave an mformafxve talk on NR O TC trammg ln colleges Karlene Counsman relgned as Sl Football Queen over the W L Crawfordsvllle game The West Stde and C vxlle bands performed at the half 0 7 26 ' ' Q . ' . 28 ' D . . , . 1 I - anapolis. ' Y ' I 4 .v . . . . . , . . . - . . 5 - 1 5. TOP LEFT Larry O Conner of the Greater Lafayette Cham ber of Commerce ts presenting Bob Friend 49 grad with a portable radio TOP RIGHT Four talented teachers Gordon Straley Henry Paloncy Kenneth Bush and Marshall Howen We went to the first Speech Arts meeting and watched a one act play Harvest Moon was the theme of the mixer which was held after the West Side Delphi game The Hi Y boys and their dates enloyed a picnic at C ville Our mothers were our guests at the Girls Club Formal Initiation The regular session ot the Den was held in the evening Safe driving was demonstrated in a Convo 4th hour Ronnie Roberts W L grad and Purdue yell leader was the guest speaker at the pep session before the West Siae Rensselaer game We were glad our six weeks tests were over and there were four days oi vacation ahead of us LEFT Lois Lathrope Bob Hesselberth and Sis Hudlow are discussing a scene in Babies Night Out Iunior Class play BOTTOM RIGHT Barbara Porter Dick Carter cmd Alice Hadley are giving a scene from Mr Vincent at the Speech 31 Ntlkanth Chavre spoke on lite in India al a Convo whtch was sponsored by the H1 Y NOVEMBER We shivered in our seats during the halittme of the WL Seymour game to watch the ceremony honoring Bob Friend West Side grad The hard ftghtmg Red Devils with their never say die spirit proved to the Bronchos that they could fight to the flnlsh Some of the Senior H1 Y boys attended the convention at Connersville We took our parents to the Speech Arts meeting in the evening Mr Vincent a one act play was presented by some ot the members lfl o , ' ,Q it V, f at 2 ' 'kit - , t t , ' 4. L stein. are singing at the'Thanksgiving Convocation. BOTTOM Arts Parents' Night. I I 12 ,, ,, . . 13 '- ' ' ' ' 15 . , A 'Q . 16 . .. ,. . 12 . . , I , . .. 1 g . ., l7 ' . ' ' . I9 ' . . . . 17 ' '- ' - - 19 ' ' 24 ' ' ' . . ' . LEFT Ntck Spencer escort standlng wlth Ioanne Lakm RIGHT Our custodlans Ed Coleman and Walt Parts are basketball queen and her court Carole Hudlow Madonna workmg tn the bozler room Dtenhart Pat Smxth IV'ar1e Ltpham and Norma Ballenttne The Devxls opened therr basketball season by defeatmg Covmgton The Thanksglvlng Convo whxch was a student talent show was held ln the afternoon Thls was the begm nmg of a four day vacauon Some of the speech students were excused from school to attend the Legxslattve and Debaters Conference at Purdue That mght W L played thelr ftrst away basket ball game at Flora DECEMBER We enyoyed watchtng the teen age baby srtters work out thelr problems m the Iumor Class play Babres Nxght Out Roman Follres ot 51 was the theme for thxs years Rornan Banquet whxch was enyoyed by the Latln students The team sl1d to Terre Haute to be defeated by Gerst meyer The Chrxstmas sp1r1t f1lled the halls and classrooms of WL We went to the Chnstmas Convo rn whrch the Verse Speaklng Chou made tts hrst appearance That nrght Ioanne Lakm was crowned Basketball Queen by Ntck Spencer H1 Y prestdent We w1ll long remember the gay atmosphere of the New Year s Eve Dance Candlehght Capers Ierry Felknor was crowned K1ng by h1s date IANUARY Speech Arts sponsored the m1xer after the Shertdan game Ieff game ' The H1Y boys drdnt tell the truth so they had to pay the consequences at the supper grven for them by the Grrls Club I The h1dden talent of the Senlor Class was revealed rn the Semor Convo The Black And Whlte Revrew Bubble dancers a chorus l1ne a brrd lecture and The Black Crows were some of the acts FEBRUARY 8 At the annual H1 Y Dance some of the 1un1or boys as part of therr 1n1t1at1on gave an amustng slat 1m1tat1ng a few of the senror members Me and My Daddy went to the annual Gtrls Club Father Daughter Banquet The WL Kentland game ended our basketball season We were proud of our team and hoped that next year the new gym would help us to w1n more games 27 30 'lourney Tlme came around and West Srde played some of thetr best basketball 1n the f1rst three games before be1no defeated by MOHltOI on Saturday after noon MARCH At the Ahea Club Shamrock Ball we danced to the musxc of Phl Smrths Combo Kmg and Queen of the dance were Dale Samson and Sheryl Lmgle Nattonal Honor SOCISIY members were announced at a Convo presented by the faculty The GIIIS Club honored the basketball team at a banquet held 1n the cafeterta Mr Straley announced awards and captam Ierry Felknor spoke for the team 20 21 Karlene Counsman and Iamle Iamlson were starred 1n the Speech Arts play Good Housekeepmg The Sprmg Fhng was the theme of the mrxer pre sented by the Student Councll Kmgs and Queens were the feature of the evenxng Th1s trme couples were crowned for the newest couple the oldest couple and the couple who ftght the most 20 . 1 . 26 ,, , V ., . 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A ' ' 'um I LEFT The gym rs neanng completron RIGHT The Semor Class ts goxng through graduatron exercises APRIL The H1 Y boys entertamed therr mothers at therr annual banquet Shdes of the Internatronal Boy Scout Iamboree were shown as part of the program The Qprmg Concert presented by all the musctal groups of the West Stde schools was held rn the Morton audxtorrum Spnng fever was raptdly spreadrng through the school as we began our sprlng vacatlon Many students took tnps whlle others relaxed at home After many months preparation the band and orchestra went to Crawfordsvxlle to the State Muslc Contest We began Vocatronal Conference Week today The Gtrls Club and H1Y provlded many speakers Members of our vocal groups spent the day ln Lebanon at the Dlstnct Choral Festival The Hoosrer Conference Track Meet was held on our held 1n the afternoon W L was proud to have thelr new gym to show off to the students from other schools We attended the Ahea and Hx Y potluck supper thls evening After the supper some of the members pre sented a panel dlscussxon as part of the program MAY 2 Grrls Club members wxth therr dates attended the Gold Dxggers Ball thrs evemng The boys seemed to 151 IUN from the dance and pay the expenses for the evening The semors were really txred after spendmg a long day as managers of Penney s It gave them good experl ence and was also a lot of fun 6 Mother Is A Freshman was presented by the Sen 1ors The cast and crew worked hard and deserve a lot of credxt The H1 Y boys took thelr annual tnp thts weekend They must have enjoyed themselves rn Loursvtlle last year for they went back agaxn thls year The Grrls Club members held their last meetmg of the year m the form of a tea for thelr mothers Our mothers were our guests at the Ahea Club Mothers Tea Next year s offtcers were formally mstalled The sentors left the halls of WL for the last txme as students Thanks to the Iumors for a wonderful Prom We know all the hard work you had to do because we did the same last year The theme Rose Rendezvous plus the music of Wendy Swartz helped to make the dance a big success Dressed rn our caps and gowns wxth fnends and rela txves gathered around we realize that the goal of twelve long years rs frnally reached And so we leave the school to you enloy havlng the grrls pick them up escort them to and GOOD LUCK from the class of 52 I vnu .. ,Q l . . 19 . , . . ' . 1 28 - E ' ' ' - . - ' s ' . . ' ll ' . ' ' - ' A 'IIE' A 'Sl I 7 i DG.. P ROW Iamre Iamrson ard Noble Krzer Gretchen Counsman Ierry Felknor Iamre Iamtson Bob Spence and Ed Brant CLASS GROUP ROW l left to rrqht Madge Bachman Barbara Amerman Betty Brble Kay Boxell Gtnny Fotos Pat Albyerq Betty Campbell Paddy Gay Donna Doty ROW 2 IudyG1rton Mary I-'reel Chuck Craw Llnda Barrett Gwen Clanm Rosemary Kennedy Mary Beth Young hm Hawkms Clayton Craw ROW 3 Kenny Bryan Iamre Iamrson Iohn Castell Norbert Anderson Paul Hauge Ed Brant Mrss Mary Moore ROW 2 Bob Craw Chuck Craw Paul Martm Herb Mrller foot ball prle up lack Nrcol ROW 3 Bob Marttn Iohn Hermllch Phtl Kltnger Bob Ltvrnqstone lane Iamrson Dale Samson and Irrx ll, Wav gs Har sell ROW 4 Ernre Beck sophomore qrrls semor boys semor qrrls Ruth Osborne Lmda Barre! Rodger Mullen ROW 5 loan Van Buskrrk and Ixm Hawkms Madonna Drenhart Marrlyn Meyer and Larry Poel Sheryl Lrnql and Norma Ballentme Gretchen Rtsk Lrnda Barrett lane Oderktrk Barb Porter ROW 6 Gretchen Rrsk Chuck Craw Ann Martm Ianet Eaton Dale Snellmq Brll and Iohn Castell Pat Smrth and Iohn Castell Norb Beckman Glenn Ienkrns Bob and Chuck Craw and Izm Hawkms Marrlyn Meyer ROW 7 Ruth Osborne Ioyce Brxler lane and Iamte Iamtson and Betsy Randolph Pat Alblerg and Ioan Van Buskrrk semor party lack Strobel I. lst, ,NLC I 7 4 ,I B 5 Q K 7 l . 3 A I 3 . s L Af x V 4' 4, . G ' - ik B , 2.-3 'A F ' X 4' gl' J 2'-5 1 4, ali - . K' P' M' at .,,,,, Wt. IW 3 flt 55 I 4 A 1125 2 f M . 'A , v lg 1 H ' 5 2 W?Z':e a to A H 4 'l' ef M ' ' 1' 'iff' ' T. 5 . W 1, l 1 1 W , y lets it -4 m ,t V ,, , ' , , , .fe . ij I A f r ' f' f 5, ,V l . M 1 jf if ly! Km Z ,,.,, A u 1 t i ' 5 ,r - S Y A W F 'L f . 6 Q ., ' , 15 4 g Q K M . X s. f ' f TO : ' V ' V . ' : 5 ' ' t . 1 .' I : . 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I 'fu fpff-3 f' , 41 .QM . ff- ' n 'S' .t , . 1 if 2 S ,gf x xi' 001155815 Study OUR COURSES they eaucate lnterest and teach they brznq keen thmlcmg to the school and commumty they are deszqned tor those prepanng for college sznce almost mnety percent ot the students wtll qo on to htqher educatlon Teachers and students are good lrtends students feel they can always seek help 1n then teacher They educate they mterest they meet our needs they are OUR COURSES T Q ,,..xf'N 'fix 'T 4 za' fX wt 64 up O O O , KQUX if K .A 4 1 A D' tk .K C-JD 1 X hz Q' KK- 1' O A.:-A' l - My Xl j E XX x K 3. f' V -4 TOP Semors m Enghsh class are wntmg then' weekly class themes BOTTOM Freshmen are leammg some new words ln English class fury, ng L5 Our hrgh school offers a well rounded Enghsh program As freshmen we 1mproved our mother tongue 1n the form of a grammar course and we studred hterature under Mrs Elrzabeth Leer As we progressed 1n hlgh school we were taught how to translate Shakespeare by Howard A Evans and M1ss Ruth S1nks As junrors we spent a semester of grammar under Mrs Harnett Mueller and Amencan l1terature was taught by Mrs Mueller and Ell1s Hopkrns Wrth three years of E1'1gl1Sh behmd us we decrded whether we would rather take Englrsh lrterature or speech In the former students drgested more Shakespeare and were rntroduced to other Br1t 1sh greats such as Chaucer Drckens and Klp l1ng M1ss S1nks performed the 1ntroduct1ons The next semester was spent m preparatron for college Enghsh where we were aga1n under M1ss S1nks gurdance The charactenzatlons done by Mrs Mueller certalnly 1mpr1nted on our mmds what not to do when g1v1ng a speech These speech funda mentals proved of value at the end ofthe semes rnatrcs followed durmg the second semester Every Thursday mormng at ll 15 on WBAA the vo1ce of Iohn Henderson greeted the fourth hour speech puprls w1th Good mornmg stu dents Thzs IS the C1t1zens of Tomorrow Speak program and today Then a representatlve from West Slde vorced hrs op1n1ons on the cur rent topxc Wllh students from St Francis Ieffer son and a nearby town If a puprl had spoken on thrs program and had wntten an essay on the values of radro drscussron he recerved an honor credrt rn Englrsh All representatlves from West Srde on th1s program must have been enrolled ln the speech course The yournalrsm class taught by Mr Hopkms sponsors the school News Bureau It supplles the Lafayette Iournal Couner and the Lafayette Leader w1th news of the school f L ' I ter when each student gave his orcrtion. Dra- ' . . . ,, . I . 1 ' ll ' .,, OCLC!! .S?bL6L05 I wonder what hrgh school socxal studres IS l1ke'P I ll bet 1t s rough' We often made comments such as these when we were frosh ' But rn the years that followed most of us found that the soc1al studles courses were very mterestmg cmd really not too hard In our sophomore year Elhs Hopkms and Chester Eddy were our rnstructors 1n world hrs tory We worked our way from Egyptlan rulers up through the centur1es and fmally hmshed w1th World War II The h1ghl1ght of the year was a class tr1p to several museums 1n Chrcago As jumors we studred Unlted States h1story under Dav1d March and Mr Hopkms We sarled w1th Columbus helped wr1te the Con st1tut1on fought the C1v11 War and fmally ports and how most of us preferred l1sten1ng to them to preparmg them? Dunng the flrst semester of our sen1or year Mrs Gladys Isaac and Mr March were our ln structors 1n econom1cs We learned about the var1ous econom1c stages labor un1ons and how to earn and manage money Most of us w1ll never forget how we struggled w1th our budgets' Current events day helped us to keep up on rmportant happenmgs throughout the world Many of us found our tour through the Lafayette NGIIODGI Bank very 1nterest1ng Could It be part ly because of all the refreshments that we were served? Mrs Isaac and Mr March plloted us through c1v1cs the study of our government We were taught about the branches of our government the Cablnet the electoral college and state and local governments Several speakers talked to us on subjects connected w1th government In the beg1nn1ng of our sen1or year a few of us took a new course geography Mr Hopkms was our lnstructor We vrsxted many forergn lands through several detalled reports each month TOP Students are respondlng to Mrs Isaac s ques hon rn CIVICS class BOTTOM Mr Hopkms IS outlmmg the causes of the Flrst World War rn world hlstory class I 1 I I ' ll won World War II. Remember those long re- I I TOP Semor tr1g class members are gettmg acquamted wxth thelr new slxde rules BOTTOM Mr FIIGS xs provmg a theorem to one of hxs plane geometry classes l'flv1f , W ff Mathematlcsl Remember how we shuddered at the thought of such a drfflcult subject back 1n 1947 when we were just freshmen 'P Now that we are look1ng back at our math courses many of us reahze that they really weren t so hard 1n fact they were fun' Remember how we drew our frrst graphs as freshmen and Mrs Hazel Cooper our teacher told us that they were very good 'P Then there were the equatlons we solved and sometlmes we actually got the r1ght answers' As sophomores Donald Frtes 1ntroduced us to a completely d1fferent type of math plane geometry One of the facts we were taught that year was that a crrcle could be drawn through any three polnts not ln a strarght l1ne Th1s course was the begrnnmg of our frrst theorems A contlnuatron of plane geometry solrd geom etry greeted us as yunrors Many of us dropped out s1nce only two years of math are requlred for entrance to many colleges Kenneth Bush and Mr Frtes showed us how to see spheres and other SOl1d frgures rn th1s course Both Mr Frtes and Mr Bush refreshed our memones of freshman algebra by teachrng us mtermedlate algebra also 1n our jumor year Here we were 1ntroduced to the blnomral theo rem seemlngly endless expansrons and new kmds of equat1ons The fall we were senlors some of us contlnued w1th Mr Frtes Th1s semester our course was college algebra We drscussed determmants progresslons Horner s method and logarlthms In our fmal semester we studred tngonometry Wxth Mr Fxtes as our mstructor we learned about smes and coslnes and r1ght tr1angles An mnovatron thrs semester were the held tr1ps to practlce usmg the trans1t and level rod ,V V c........ , , 1. , - lL4i'1+ ...af F75 V 11 , ,c.,..a DQ ' V ...... ?' ta, 1 . ,, A99 , ,,,, V, . . u- u '3 Z - 1 . . 1 A V 5 A ' 1 I ' 1 - 1 1 11 11 1 I . , . - 11 11 1 - 1 . 1 . , . CLQIILQ Now adjust your mrcroscop s and draw lust what you see But I dont see anythmg' Doesnt that brlng back memorles and recol lectrons of our freshman sc1ence course b1o1 ogy' Most of us found 1t qu1te mterestmg to look through mlcroscopes at t1ny squlrmrng amoe bae however when 1t came to d1ssect1ng for maldehyde soaked salamanders well that wh1le fasclnatlng just dxdnt appeal to many of us And remember how proud we were of our bug collectlons'-' Our mstructor vxas MISS Anna lnskeep but for the last three years asp1r 1ng b1olog1sts have been taught by Kenneth Bush In our 1un1or year we studled physlcs under the guldance of MISS Mary Bushong We learned what physrcal changes are and p r formed many experlments concern1ng them We studled the bGS1C types of machxnes and to our amazement found that rn certam set ups of large ones' We exper1mented w1th electr1c1ty and tned our hand at electroplatlng Remember the day we all rang bells? We ll certa1nly never forget those confusmg mlrror and lmage prob lems' M1ss Bushong how can the lmage pos s1bly go through the m1rror'? Durmg our semor year M1ss Bushong taught us chemlstry She helped us w1th our struggles m solv1ng equatlons and was even qurte patrent w1th us when we broke whole racks of test tubes and sp1lled bottles of ac1d We learned about atoms electrons molecular we1ghts and chemx cal reactrons Most of us enloyed work1ng rn the lab Remember the day we made hydrogen sulhde and someone overturned a bottle of thrs rotten egg gas rn the hall? And M1ss Bushong used to say so cheerfully after we had been workxng all hour Wllh a gas That s a deadly polson you know TOP Noble Klzer and Rosemary Kennedy are domg an experxment wlth xodme xn chem class BOTTOM Frosh bxology class IS looking mio the mysteues oi bones ln the human body llf, I u - - 9 ' ., I . I . - T I I . ll - ll ' ' 7 ' I . . S I l I I I I pulleys one small weight can balance several I I - ll ll . . , . s--I 1 TOP Tom Dowlmg rs 1l1ustrat1ng the usage ot the Roman hort sword to the second year Latm class MIDDLE Chester Eddys German clas members are readrng Iuggenpost BOTTOM Norma Huron IS showmg a portralt of a Spams? hor eman to the Spamsh class I Clllfuage Latln though 1t IS not spoken today lS st1ll an rmportant language Through our knowledge of Lat1n we can der1ve Engl1sh word meanlngs and thus have a better understandmg of our every day speech The blggest moment for the young Romans of W L IS the Roman Banquet Pam Patterson was the chalrman for the Roman Follles of 1951 Freshmen dressed as Roman slaves served the dmner Dr Boss Smlth d1rector of Purdue Play shop spoke on Roman drama Our Latln teacher MISS Belle Coulter IS pre par1ng many of us for our future study oi law medlclne and sclence If you have taken two years of Espanol and st1ll don t know what Como esta usted means 1t IS not the fault of Mrs Gladys Isaac our Span rsh teacher Poems songs and the cultural hte ot the Spanlsh speaklng natlons are studled Another project 1S read1ng about the colorful llfe of these people Span1sh and how to use 1t We correspond Wllh South Amerlcans thus puttlng our knowledge of the language to a good use by betterrng the relatlons between our country and the countr1es south of the border The sc1ent1f1c contr1but1ons ot Germany and all of Central Europe are wr1tten 1n German lt IS necessary therefore that those ot us who plan to be screntlsts should become farn1l1ar w1th the German language In German class read1ng Iugenpost a Ger man newspaper helps us learn the language and also teaches us somethmg of hte 1n modern Germany We make record1ngs of our German conversat1ons to help us w1th pronunc1at1on Durrng our two year German course Chester Eddy our teacher helps us learn to translate German scrlpt From these translatrons we galn knowledge about the tradrtlons and customs of Deutschland . , 1 1 I ' , . I I - 'A - I ll ll X. L .,., A - - I - 0 1' Q - I J' xl - 1 'W I I hr , y . . . . n 1 e Q11 - I - I 4? YS . ' as W We Spanish students of W.L. learn modern 4' - - 1 4 ,AA It ' r . . . . mi' - ll ll - , : ' s l . - - ww. yt 0I'l'll'l'lQl'C0 The word commerce means busmess actrv 1t1es lnvolved 1n the buymg and sell1ng of goods Its mentlon around West Lafayette H1gh School usually refers however to shorthand typrng and bookkeep1ng the three commerc1al courses offered here Comment on commerc1al subjects also lnvolves mentlon of Henry Paloncy who can usually be found under stacks of letters ledgers and var1ous assorted papers wh1ch have to be graded The f1ISl famous words to come from short hand class were Th1S may be shorthand but lt s Greek to me Then later on Do you have that page translated? or How many words per mlnute can you take? ThlS class wlth 1ts new alphabet to learn mrght rem1nd one of k1nder garten except that now We are expected to be have as d1gn1f1ed hlgh school jumors and senlors Remember how ln typmg class hngers and 1 1 1 . 11 . 11 1 1 1 11 . 1 . 1 11 11 - 1 1 11 11 . ,, . . . - 1 I . I . ' ' TOP: Mr. Paloncy is explaining the functions of . . 1 . . 11 1 1 . . , ll . ' l ' 1 1 , . . 11 . . 11 I I . A 1 '1 1 mmd lust wouldnt cooperate to produce even a reasonably accurate copy? Now 1S the t1me for alk Oops' Try agam' And remember how we acqulred lnky hands and achmg arm muscles IH the compllcated process of learmng to set up a stencll and run 1t through the sh1ny new mlmeograph mach1ne? Then there was bookkeepmg w1th 1lS lournals and ledgers assets l1ab1l1t1es and credlts How most of us wlshed we had learned to do ar1thmet1c down 1n grade school' W1ll th1s ever balance? we asked ourselves despamngly Mr Paloncy saw us through all these troubles w1th patlence and a tolerant sense of humor When after we graduate we flnd these skllls not only useful but much rn demand we w1ll be very glad we took at least one commerc1al course ln hxgh school the tab bar rn typmg class BOTTCM Mr Paloncy IS lecturmg on the lncome tax m booxkeepmg class H' LEFT Nlrs Ruth Hamlin is explalmng the basic seven ln food class RIGHT Students are studying child care in home nursing OIWLQ Sometimes the students on the second floo w1sh that the home economrcs kitchens were on that floor mstead of hav1ng to sniff the pun gent odors from the chemistry lab However good smells seem to rise to the frrst floor cmd if one follows his nose to the kitchen he may see a home economics foods class ln act1on Seelng the male sex ln these classes 1S not unusual and they often bake a more dellclous cherry pre than the glrls The freshmens Ob1GCl1VeS are the learnlng of food values preparatlon of meals us1ng left used The advanced class open to 1un1ors and sen1ors includes ob1ect1ves such as learning to d1st1ngu1sh the d1fferent cuts of meat settrng the table attract1vely and of all thmgs learning to eat new foods' These experlenced chefs begln w1th the preparatron of breakfast and finally work up to a full course dlnner The familiar hummlng of our six sewlng ma chines distlngurshes a sewlng session The g1rls who may be sophomores 1un1ors or senlors are sewlng a garment for head seamstress Mrs Ruth A Haml1n to check Social Relatrons IS the thlrd home econom 1cs class offered at West Lafayette Taught pri manly for senlors 1lS sublect matter lncludes everythmg from etiquette to psychology I J Where do all those llttle tots come from? How do you ever manage to keep them happy all hour? Members of Mrs Ruth A Haml1n s sophomore chlld care or home nurs1ng class are asked these quest1ons by cur1ous students They smlle knowingly for the nursery school IS only one of the phases of their requ1red semester of home economlcs In add1t1on to home nurs1ng a course 1n health and safety 1S requ1red of all sophomore boys Th1s 1S the masculine counterpart of the girls course 1n hyglene wh1ch IS lncluded in home nurs1ng One of the annual phases of the health and safety course IS the tr1p to the state pollce barracks 1n connect1on with the safety d1v1s1on of the course Coach Gordon Straley teaches this class From September to November and from April to Iune freshmen and sophomores can be seen on the football field part1c1pat1ng 1n the1r physl cal educatlon classes Such act1v1t1es as softball archery track and soccer are responsible for the red rosy cheeks and healthy t1redness of these cubs Miss Bernice Fites superv1ses the glrls wh1le either Mr Straley or Iames Hmga watches the fellows DIIVGIS trammg also comes under the head 1ng of phys1cal education More thrllls and nar row escapes are guaranteed 1I1 drivers training class than ln any other course offered at West Lafayette The danger 1S m1n1m1zed by a dual controlled car furnished by a Lafayette auto dealer and by M1ss Fites and Mr Straleys watchfulness I' A l s . 1 ' P Cf II D ll C- ,, . , ' I . . .' - - n - u l ' , I I - I . I . - - . overs, efficiency in motion and number of dishes ' - u T - ' . ' ' ' I ll ' ll . ' , . . 1 . I ' . ..... I 1 . , , I - . - , . 'ur 4' .TH ,Bt X- LEFT W L students are workmg 1n art class RIGHT Chal Fowler and Jerry Short are over haulmg an eng1ne m shop class f J3nJ.,,1fmJ ,4 f The art room greets one w1th a splash of color as he VIGWS the var1ous examples of art placed around the room Mrs Gwen Hammer art 1n structor supervlses good des1gns for d1shes pa1nt1ngs of horses mrnute border deslgns fan tas1es fashlon sketches landscapes and post ers announcmg approach1ng school plays and other events ment IS the s1lk screen posters that they make for the athletlc schedules These announcements are placed throughout the store wlndows of La fayette and West Lafayette Glenn Alexander Mary Lou Stanley Leslle Yearlan M1ke Iohr son and Norma Huron were respons1ble for the1r des1gn and d1str1but1on lh1S year Many students recognrze the products of the art students labors when look1ng 1n the east bulletrn board Some of the masterpreces to be found there are some of D1ck Carters famed cartoons Norma Huron s portra1ts Laura Lee Everlys horses Theresa DGVIIGS des1gns Ar lene Rogers fantas1es and Lesl1e Yearran or M1ke Iohnson s landscapes Bosalle Tetrault IS known to much of the student body through her many posters for all school events Gretchen Counsman MHT11 Cohen and Mary Lou Marshall are respons1ble for the murals 1n Mr Bush s blology room Each year the art class adds to these andthe freshmen apparently are determmed to f1n1sh them before the1r solourn 1n h1gh school IS completed Under the guxdance of Walter Wolever and Iames I H1nga boys 1n the shop are be1ng pre pared to enter th1s modern mechanlzed world The school offers a course 1n metal work1ng to all students 1nterested Puplls can ava1l them selves of some of the fmest metal equlpment 1n the state Among these are metal lathes dr1ll presses a forge and anv1l grmdmg tools and a grven the optlon of worklng w1th Wood Some practlcal results of the shop courses are the props for the school plays Another course 1n the Industnal Arts curr1cu lum IS mechan1cal drawlng In th1s course the student learns another phase of the 1ndustr1al arts The student s educatlon IS supplemented by movles lectures and sl1des Another pract1cal phase of the course IS the exper1ence asp1r1ng mechan1cs recelve by worklng on automob1les of the1r own under the supervlslon of the shop 1nstructors Mr H1nga teaches the Iumor Hlgh boys the rud1ments of woodworklng and mechan1cal drawmg He acts as a consultant here at Sen1or Hrgh The school owes h1m a debt of grautude for h1s work 1n des1gn1ng and toollng the Na t1onal Honor Soclety plaque The Ind11str1al Arts classes are ct welcome 111 novatlon 1n the otherwxse str1ctly academxc course program offered here at West S1de I 1 I rl Q X .Vt A K . Q qt I .xdr ' r One of the service projects of the art depart- large assortment of hand tools. Students are The band members for the year were I Iamlson Drum Major I Castell Assistant Drum Mayor G Alexander T An derson B Bayley B Beeson S Bolz I Brooks B Castell C Chnstenson B Chnstenson B Chastain G Chnsty Iohnson R Iohansen A Keller R Lawler F Largen Llston A Marun M Meyer P McClure S Mueller B Mrller Mrller L Poel B Porter S Raub D Rasmussen G Rrsk Sabbagh S Shaw I Shenberqer B Shxgley E Srsson R Frarzer M E Freel I Fuller I Gibson P Hauge I Iordan ner I Wilson L Yearlan Marshall Howenstem rs xnstructmg a class of double bass players I 1111 l'l5fl'lfLI'l'LQl'lfCl, LLJLC Let s throw the tin ears out the Wlndow and get lh1S number 1n tune' The plea of drrector Mar shall Howensteln lS very famrlrar to all students who belong to our band or orchestra The goal toward whxch the group works each year 1S an out standing organrzatron and as the plaques on the walls of the muslc room testlfy they usually achleve then goal The band entertamed us before and between the halves of every home football and basketball game this year Both the band and the orchestra played ln the annual Sprmg Concert and rated well 1n the state contest at Crawfordsvxlle l G. Clanin, B. Craw, B. Dodds, C. Evans, I. Enfield, D. Fontaine, K. Straszheim, I. Strobel, I. Smalley, P. Smith, C. Todd, K. Wag- J? f WI - W n 'f ' 52 ROWl B Sherwood M Freeman P Alb1erg I Caldwell B Connelly B Dodds I Gxrton L Yecxncm K Straszhexm ROW 2 I Marek N Hockmg I Lakm P Patterson I Alen durl G Rxsk A Termon S Mueller M Meyers C Shlgley K Former W Stockdale C Txftln I Anderson ROW 3 M Freel P Smxth G Cldmn C Todd N Klzer I Castell P Hauge R Iohansen I Strobel P Morhn I Brooks ROW 4 S Rdub A Keller I P Wllson M I Logan M Iohnson L12 llf TI ,f W ., .il S , f no l ' If g 5 2 i A I E '12-4 I7 ffl ' fr . fs I Q, ' I I 1 .- . 1 4 Q V + I I 1 'fr1'.7.f 21.14 A ROW l M Robrnson R Walerstern L Srskrnd I Lak1n V Werr ROW 2 S Van Pelt A Hadley M I Peterson I Marek M Dxenhart K Counsman S Tompkrns P Patter son I Baker ROW 3 A Keller I McMullen C Evans A Ter man C Bolds S Raub A Taylor C Todd G Rrsk I Iackson ROW 4 R Marasco C Craw S Law L Yearran E Cummrns D Katter M E Freel S Mueller P Martrn ROW 5 B Elkrn I Nrcol I Hartsell I Hermlrch I Castell P McClure I Iamrson I Iordan B Ca tell H Leap A Rogers The W L malorettes are Bev Beck Mary Brown Betty Brble ana Lrnda Barrett 's. 1 um! Wudzc The reperto1re ot the Grrls Glee Club was varred lh1S year The grrls sang numbers rang mg from Cant You Dance The Polka? to re l1g1ous musrc The Sprlng Choral Festrval at Lebanon saw the presentatron of Lrttle Gypsy as a specral choral number Sara Law was the accompanrst The manly vorces of the Boys Glee Club sang The Rrft Song for the1r specral number at Leb anon Mrs Helen Howenstem led the boys rn the Easter Convocatron at wh1ch they sang Where Ere You Walk and Lead Kmdly Llght The boys too must be members of the Glee Club before entermg the rruxed chorus Drrftmg out of the musrc room on Thursday afternoons come songs such as Youll Never Walk Alone and A Mrqhty Fortress ls Our God Th1s IS a s1qn that the chorus rs hard at work preparrng for one of the many programs that thrs year mcluded the Chrrstmas convo and the Sprmg Choral Fest1val at Lebanon The chorus also sent representatrves to the one thousand vo1ce chorr at the lndrana Teachers ASSOC1Gl1OH last fall and a group to slng under the d1rect1on of Albert P Stewart at Purdue dur mg the wrnter Qgwvggfl TOP ROW l: B. Baruth, S. McNeor, F. Larqen, A. Liston, I, Messersmith, F, Follett, M. Miller, M. Cohen, I. Caldwell, G. Clanin, P, Smith, M. Robinson, C. Tiffin, B. Beck: ROW 2 I. Lal-fin. M. Dienhart, I. Bixler, V. Weir, S. Van Pelt, B. Porter. I. Alenduft. G. Risk, M. Duvall, R. Payne, S. Stewart. K Greene, E. Beeson, D. Wilson: ROW 3: R. Wcilerstein, M. Ridqley, M. I. Peterson, K. Lister, C. Evans, P. Moriarty A. Terman, I. Marek, I. Iamison, S. Linqle, C. Crain, D. Neisz P. Potterson, I. Baker: ROW 4: S. Tompkins, C, Bolds, M. Brown. S. Raub, S. Law, L. Yearian, S. Mueller. E. Cummins. I. Girton, M. Freel, A. Rogers. K. Straszheim. BOTTOM HOW l: I. Milliqan, E. Beck, A, Keller B. Elkin, I. McMullen, D. Barrett: ROW 2: H. Miller I. Iackson, I. Nicol, C. Todd, I. Heimlich, G, Alex ander,I,Hartse1l:BOW 3: E. Anderson. D. DenUyl B. Castell, D. Katter, P, Martin, I. VanMeeter S. Law: ROW 4: I, Manhart, I. Iordan. I. Castell P. McClure, I. Eaton. C, Craw. I f W X wr mv Y ,. xl qv 11,1444 uw e ,bu P a ' ,nw Mft hd The Saorlette stcff IS sponsormq CI W L m1xer Quin .Acfivified . . . Iom OUR ACTIVITIES they complete our htqh school educatlon they ofler balanced reczeahon and Work lor each ana every student A samplmg ol many llelds are coveted m OUR ACTIVITIES entertammg dtamahcs uselul home econozmcs charttable Glrls Club joumahshc Scarlette helpful Techmcal Equtpment Crew ACl1V1l16S ht well mto the school schedule they are planned so that they do not overlao these are OUR ACTIVITIES ,auqsy- x I9 f 0356? Nw Vx ll .5 E D .. -iv, . C V -. ' ,Clam-5. lm X 'M -I V 1 I if 'I 1 Q It 't It Q 0 'r l J, 1:43 ,X ' .1212 ' LI- ' 1 xy tx' ix fb- XD! -4, Student Councrl ottrcers wlth Mr March sponsor are Pat Alblerg secretary treasurer Karlene FOUHSITGH vtce presrdent and Norbert Beckman presldent ROW l D lonah P Albjerg N Beckman I Iamrson H Tetrault P Martm C Evans ROW 3 N Ballentme M Meyer D Ehresman N Spencer I Evans A Hadley C Hudlow .S7tM,6!Ql'li COLUILL West Lafayette H1gh Schools leg1s1at1ve body the Student Counc1l prov1des an example of rep resentat1ve government at work Sponsored by Dav1d March 1t cons1sts of the pres1dents of the var1ous school clubs the edltors of the Scarlette and the Scarlet and Gray the head cheerleader and one elected representatwe from each class It has taken the 1n1t1at1ve th1s year rn sponsor1nq fund dr1ves convocatlons and varlous school projects Foremost among the Student Counc1l s act1v1t1es was the establ1shment of a pomt system de Slqned to d1str1bute respons1b1l1t1es 1n school ac l1V1l1eS more evenly After much work and debate rt was 1ntroduced to the student body at a convoca t1on 1n March Among 1tS other prolects have been sponsorshlp of Bteam cheerleader electlons and of a mlxer Two pet1t1ons or1g1nat1ng W1th the student body request1ng an honor roll and a boy ask g1rl dance have been consldered and acted upon by the Counc1l Durlng the year the Student Councll galned na tronal standmg by becom1ng aftrllated W1th the Natlonal Assoc1at1on of Student Counctls 7 ,fb 'A C V I I A - . - - : I , K, Counsrnanzl ROW 12: .G. Counslman, B. Bible: , l , , , , A - , - A I .t ll M2 g , H , I y 7, W 5 ' Vg' , ' Y - fx 0 , 1' 9 K V, 7' 5 l it , V ' 4 975 OI'l0I OCLQ y The 1952 Nat1onal Honor Soc1ety made 1lS debut at a school wxde convocat1on where twelve sen1ors were honored The convocat1on establ1shed a new trad1t1on for the school Each cand1date for the SOC19lY was rntroduced by a faculty member The teachers announced the act1v1t1es of the students throughout the1r h1gh school career Followmg the 1ntroduct1on of members MISS Ruth Slnks sponsor of the or gamzatlon conducted the 1nduct1on ceremony and presented membershtp prns to them acter and serv1ce was requtred of the members Each pIOSp9CllV6 member must have a 5 O0 or an A average Another flqld requ1rement was that of par 11c1pat1ng rn a number of GCl1V1l1eS Lesl1e Year lan valedrctonan of the class 1S VICE pres1dent of the Grrls Athlet1c Assoc1at1on Rosahe Tetrault IS the pres1dent of the Ahea Club and she won a nat1ona1 poster contest when she was a tumor Another G1rls Athlet1c ASSOC1Gl1OH of ROW l Kathleen McConnell Marllyn M1ller Pat Albjerg Allce Hadley Ioanne Lakm Pat Sm1th ROW 2 Pamela Patterson Iam1eIam1son Rosahe Tetrault Norbert Beckman Leslte Year1an Dave Ionah hcer 1S Pamela Patterson who has also been act1ve 1n varlous rnuslc organ1zat1ons Pat Alblerg 1S co ed1tor of the Scarlette and secretary of both Speech Arts Club and the Stu dent Counc1l The other co ed1tor of the Scarlette 1S Allce Hadley who served as treasurer of Speech Arts Club as a 1un1or Kathleen Mc Connell 1S a member of the execut1ve comm1ttee of both the G1rls Club and Ahea Club The pres1dent of both the Student Counc1l and ed1tor of the Scarlet and Gray IS also bus1ness manager of the Scarlette The ass1stant ed1tor of the Scarlet and Gray 1S Pat Smlth who 1S also VICG pres1dent of the Sen1or Class An outstand1ng mus1c1an loanne Lak1n IS secretary ot both G1rls Club and the Sen1or Class Iam1e Iam1son a vars1ty basketball play er IS pres1dent of Speech Arts Club MGIIIYII Mrller IS on the execut1ve comm1ttee of both G1rls Club and Ahea Club 1 Excellence in scholarship, leadership, char- Th'-if W-L- Club is NOfb B9Ck1'1'1ClH- Dave lQnCIh. The ofttc rs of G1rls Club are M1ss Belle Coulter co sponsor Ioanne Lakrn secretary Karlene Couns tene Rogers treasurer and Manlyn Meyer prestdent ROWI D Robrnson N Kantz I Hatke S Mueller 'l DeVr1es M Herrxck M L Marshall K Baker Cohen L Kohnke ROW 2 B Baruth S McNear Arden K Greene C Lrttle K Straszherm L Seaton Grlbert V Lehker I Caldwell G Counsman Trftxn ROW 3 R Payne I Woodruff E Beeson ozog gm cm The G1rls Club offered a var1ed program ot servlce and soc1a1 act1v1t1es under the sponsorshrp of M1ss Ruth Smks and M1ss Belle Coulter The Llttle S1ster Welcome 1n September the crowmng of the Queens the banquet for the basketball boys the Vocatlonal Conference and Easter SGIVICG IH cooperatlon wtth the H1 Y these were act1v1t1es ln whlch many grrls part1c1pated The Father Daughter banquet wrth Me and My Daddy as the theme and the Gold D1ggers Ball were enloyable events Roberts S Stewart I Ianmson I Shepherd P Morrarty B Randolph L Everly E Mller ROVV 4 N Huron A Martrn L Srskmd P Craw Taylor S Law I Holmes S Van Pelt I Baker S Bersel C Hudlow Wllson ROW 5 M K Burr C Ntbbelmk M Lrpham M Brown C Bolds L1ster S Lrvtnq tone C Evans B Dodds A Lrston F Larqen C Graney Montgomery ROW 6 A T rman 1. Lathrope E Cummrns C Cram Buttner L Mtlltgan R Walerstem I Beeson E Rasmussen C Hayne Rraqley ROW 1 B Strunk B Snedeker I Krssell I Grbbens R Henderson Lakrn P Kmcklebrne S Tompktns N Ballentme K Counsman S Buble Lmqle I Mrckle K McConnell V Werr B Chrrsttanson G Clanrn Btxler P Alb1erg ROW 3 B Beck I Oderkrrk R Marasco M Drenhart Chastarn N Cox S Woods F rollett D Nersz M Mrller A Hadley Marek ROW 4 P Smtth L Barrett A Roqers G Hrsk R Qumtrltanl Meyer R Osborne E Lake I Alendutt R Kennedy S Raub E Corlev Patterson ROW 5 R Tetrault M Davls B Porter M E Freel M L Stanley L Yearran B Brble I Grrton I Laton I Van Buskrrk M Robrnson l'fffv 1 a 7 ll, f . . ,. ff L. . . . i : : . , . ' , . ' ' , . , E. : : . e , '. . , . ' , . ' . 'Q ' 'n ' , M. . n n man. vicebresident: Miss' Ruth Sinks, co-sponsor: Ar: B. Woodsl P: Alexander, I. Eatonl Herriclk, IM. I. Peterson: ROW 2:1 . , . 2 1 . , . , l. : : . ' , . . . , . , . . Publ1sh1ng programs for home football and basketball games usherrng and selllng cokes at all these games and sponsorlng Jorntly w1th the Glrls Club the Voca t1onal Conference are some of the many act1v1t1es of the collaborated Wllh the Grrls Club for the Easter convoca t1on and sponsored sxngly a convocatlon featurmg N11 kanth Chavre who spoke on h1s natxve lndla They presented a dance for members and the1r dates H1ghl1ght of the program for 1t was a skxt presented by yunror members Partlclpatlon rn such a program IS re qurred of all boys des1r1ng membersh1p At Chrlstmas they helped a needy famlly and an Aprll a Mother Son banquet was g1ven Representatwes were sent to Connersvllle to attend the State Older Boys Conference and to Frankfort for the d1str1ct conference The p1cn1c was as usual held at Crawfordsv1lle s Mrlllgan Park and the Senlor Tr1p was taken to Lou1sv11le aga1n The motto of the club IS to create ma1nta1n and extend throughout the school and communrty hrgh standards of Chr1st1an character and that IS a chal lengmg code for all members ROW1 I Iordan B Craw I Kessen B Spence N Kzzer B Gaylord E Brant D Ehresman R Mul len N Beckman ROW 2 D Samson M Iohnson C Craw S Thompson I Felknor I Hawkms K Bryan I Cerny I Wxlson W Love ROW 3 A Light D Iamrson I Poel P Hauge I Evans B Martm I Castell I Iamtson D Carter N Sp n cer L Poel I Hartsell A group ot H1 Y members are conierrlng 1n the lx brary wxrh Howard Evans sponsor Pxctured are la1n Ed Brant Larrv Poel seatedt Iack Iorclan v1ce presrdent Ixm Ha kns ecretary and Nxck Spencer presraent I 1 I l I , 4 . , . , . ' , . : 1 , Hi-Y Club and its advisor, Howard A. Evans. They also fsptandinq it: lean Evans, treasurer: Iirrl Kessen, chap- ' -I ' ' 'AI 'I , . 'ill Y Vt The Speech Arts otticers are Paul Martin, treasurer: Mrs. Harriett Mueller, sponsor: Pat Albjerq, secretary? Ioan Van Buskirk, vice-president and Iamie Iamison, president. IOQQCA .!4I !ff The Speech Arts Club, under the supervision of Mrs. Harriett Mueller, provides many opportunities for stu- dents to participate in oratory, dramatics, debating and related projects. This year several new activities were introduced into the club's calendar. A verse speaking choir was organ- ized and a play writing contest for underclassmen was sponsored. Several one-act plays were given for the enjoyment of students' parents and guests. Good Housekeeping , a three-act play and Broad- way hit, was the highlight of the year's activities. The play, presented on two successive nights, in Morton Auditorium, starred Iamie Iamison and Karlene Couns- man as a college president and his wife who became involved in politics. BOW l: D. Carter, I. Bixler, N. Kizer, S. Beisel, B. Gaylord L. Lathrope, S. Thompson, A. Liston, N. Beckman, I, Van Buskirk N. Spencer: ROW 2: T, Dowling, D. Wilson, D. Iamison, P. Smith I. Castell, E. Cummins, I, Iordan, I. Beeson, I. Hartsell, C, Haynes I. Baker, I. McMullen, I. Oderkirk: BOW 3: B. Luzadder, L. Kohnke D. Mullen, W. Love, M. Miller, L. Yearian, M. Dienhart, I. Eaton C. Graney, E. Rasmusson, M. Robinson: ROW 4: M. Lipham, D. Risk R. Walerstein, H. Iohansen, G. Alexander, B, Duncan, I. Kissell I. Marek, I. Eaton, A, Terman: HOW 5: A. Kemmer. P. Patterson Hesselberth, B. Dodds, I. Eaton, L. Milligan, K. Baker. D. Franzen B. M. L. Stanley, A. Bogers, D. Dienhart, I. Gibson, K. McConnell ROW 6: R. Linqle, R. Bossunq, S. Bible, C. Evans, R. Fauber. P. Martin, M. A. Freeman, M. Iohnson, F. Larqen, B. Chastain S. Woods: BOW 7: C. Hudlow, B. Buttner, I. Lakin, S. Raub, P. Alex ander, I. Kessen, I. Hawkins, D. DenUyl, I. Mickle, A. Hadley R, Tetrault, M. Freel. HOW 1: T. DeVries, l. Iamison, M. Ridqley, I. Heimlich, M. L. Marshall. E. Brant, K. Counsman, D. Samson, S. Lingle, R. Koenig. R. Marasco: ROW Z: B. Woods, B. Strunk, S. Tompkins, S. Living' stone, K. Lister, G. Risk, P. Moriarty, I. Iamison, G. Counsman. G, Clanin, M. Davis, A. Taylor: ROW 3: S. McNear, C. Tiftin. I. Woodruff, E. Beeson, E. Lake, S. Stewart, E. Miller, B, Randolph. M. Cohen, B. Chrisrianson, V. Weir, L. Siskind, R. Quintiliani: HOW 4: B. Baruth, M. Herrick, I. Shepherd, V. Lehker, C. Little, P. Knicklebine. R. Payne, S. Van Pelt, D. Neisz, F. Follett, B. Bible, R. Kennedy. I. Girton, N. Kantz: BOW 5: I. Mollenkopt, B. Beck, A. Martin, I. Gibbens, I. Caldwell, L. Seaton, S. Mueller, N. Ballen- tine, B, Porter, L. Barrett, P. Albjerg, I. Iackson: ROW 6: K. Herrick. M. I. Peterson, B. Snedeker. M. Brown, C. Bolds, S. Law, D. Ionah, H, Miller, P. Klinqei, I. Holmes, R. Henderson. .f4Aea Varied programs, including rummage sales and moth- ers' teas, typify the Ahea Club meetings. Other meet- ings were spent participating in a square dance, watch- ing Mrs. Ruth A. Hamlin's slides on her trip to Alaska, sponsoring a mixer and planning a Christmas and Halloween party. The Ahea Club has an annual project of service for the school. In recent years they have purchased a gar- bage disposal for the foods laboratory, and they col- laborated with the other major clubs of the school in buying curtains for the cafeteria. The Ahea club officers are Sheryl Linqle, vice-presi dent: Rosalie Tetrcult, president: Mrs. Ruth Hamlin. sponsor: and Carole Huaiow, treasurer. Gretchen Risk. secretary, is not pictured. ROW 1: S Livingstone, F. Larqen, I. Kissell, I, Gibbens, R. Hender- son, B. Woods, P. Alexander, I. Eaton, K. Herrick, M. I. Peterson ROVV 2: M. L. Marshall, N. Ballentine, I. Lakin, K. Counsman. S. Bible, S. Linqle, K. McConnell, V. Weir, B. Christianson. G. Clanin. l. Bixler, P. Albjerq: ROW 3: B. Beck, I. Oderkirk, R. Marasco. M. Dienhart, N. Cox, S. Woods, D. Neisz, M. Miller, A. Hadley I. Marek, P. Smith: ROW 4: L. Kohnke L. Barrett, M. Davis, G. Risk. B. Porter, R. Quintiliani, M. Meyer, E. Lake, R. Kennedy, S. Raub. E. Corley, D. Wilson, P. Crow: ROW 5: B. Baruth, C. Arden. R. Tetrault, A. Rogers. M. E. Freel, M. L. Stanley, L. Yearian, B. Bible I. Girton, I. Eaton, M. Robinson, S. Beisel, P. Patterson, L. Siskind ROW B: A, Martin, M. K. Burr, E. Montgomery, L. Milligan, L. Lath rope, S. Law, B. Buttner, I. Holmes, I. Van Buskirk, C. Hudlow, S. Van Pelt. ROW l: S. Tompkins, P. Knicklebine, L. Seaton, C. Graney. V. Lehker, I. Caldwell, M. Brown, K. Lister, C. Bolds, A. Liston: ROW 2: R. Walerstein, B. Dodds, T. DeVries, K. Baker, I. Iamison. G. Counsman, M. Cohen, C. Evans, M. Ridgley, A. Taylor, E. Cum' mins: ROW 3: M. Herrick, E. Miller, B. Snedeker, B, Strunk, C. Little. E. Beeson, P. Moriarty, I. Shepherd, I. Baker, B. Randolph, C. Tiffin, I. Woodruff, N. Kantz: ROW 4: S. McNear, K. Greene, S. Stewart, B. Roberts, R. Payne, K. Straszheim, N. Gilbert, M. A. Freeman, I. Beeson, E. Rasmusson, C. Haynes. 7 ff J-.-1 ROW l N Klzer R Mullen I Poel B Spence N Beck man N Spencer H lVl11ler ROW 2 C Craw I Felknor B Martm I Iamlson I Nlcol B Craw I Mollenkopt The W L Club OHICGTS I1I'I1 Hartsell secretary treasurer Mr Stralev sponsor and Norbert Beckman presldent are talklng 1n the hall Not 111 , ROW 3 I Hartsell B LIVIDQSTOHG E Brant I Hawkms I Lvans D Samson G btraley West S1de athletes have long been recognlzed as clean all around hne sportsmen The W L Club or Lettermen s Club strlves to rnamtam th1s reputatlon for llS athletes Th1s group wlth Coach Gordon Straley as sponsor encourages mterest and actlve part1c1pat1on 1n all sports The club develops a sp1r1t of cooperat1on and good sportsmar1sh1p among the teams and 1n drvldual players All boys wear1ng major letter sweaters are el1g1ble for membershlp Th1s year the club held tts annual prcnxc 1n the fall The Lettermen also sponsored a m1xer after one of the basketball games Each year the club presents the Most Im proved Player Award to a member of the A and B basketball squads Any boy on the team who dlsplays good personal hab1ts and plays a requlred length of t1me durmg the regu lar season 1S el1g1ble for the award Ph1l Kl1nger and Don Dlenhart Nere selected by thexr team mates as rec1p1ents of the honor th1s year pictured is Chuck Craw, viceepresident. ,W ! l l , ' , I . . . , - Y - . 'I 1' 4 V The Gxrls Athlet1c Assoc1at1on under the sponsorshlp of M1ss Bernxce F1165 has com pleted a very busy program th1s year ACl1V1l1eS such as soccer sw1mrn1ng basket ball speedball bowl1ng volleyball and arch ery are offered throughout the year to the mem bers Havtng earned 25 polnts the glrls Off1C1GllY become members 75 po1nts and they are e11 glble for the1r class numerals 250 potnts ent1tles them to a WL letter and 350 polnts a state award In Apr1l state plaque w1nners met at Green castle for a playclay and 1n May several g1rls were sent to GAA camp The archery team traveled to Huntrngton rn the fall and made a very good showmg wxnnlng second place ID the contest Candy sales rruxers and penc1l sales were but a few of the money makrng projects spon sored by the Glrls Athlenc ASSOCIGIIOH ROWI C Bolds B Beck M Rrdqley K Lrster M Peterson Herrtck M Mxller L Xeartan P Patterson B Bxble ROW 2 McNeal' S Raub M Brown T DeVr1es S Ltvmqstone Randolph I Marek P Morrarty I Iamtson G Counsrnar Cohen G Clanm ROW 3 L Kohnke I Woodruff E Beeson Stewart C Trfhn S Brble R Osborne P Craw D Nensz Mtller B Porter M Dtenhart ROW 4 I Hatke D Robmson Freeman N Cox C Graney S Mueller K Baker L Stskmd ZETIUIZWUTPQ The G A A ofhcers are MIS Bernrce Fttes sponsor Betty Btble prestdent Leshe Yearlan v1ce preslclent Marllyn Mrller secretary and Pom Patterson treasurer I f I Q A A I.'K1ssell, I.lEa'ton, Marascor D I 4 l A I U I I I I - I ' '- mf. I 1 The Den othcers plannlng the years actrvrtres are B1ll Whrte secretary George Fraz1er presrdent Sheryl Lmqle treasurer Drck Carter vrce presldent and Chester Eddy sponsor ROW 1 R Marasco G Fraz1er S Lrngle D Carter Alexander M Iohnson M Stanley G Alexander ROW 2 Beck D Bossung I Krssell B Whrte B Dodds R Frazrer Lathrope H Sabbagh C Nrbbelrnk I Iamrson ROW 3 Haynes I Grbbens B Luzadder G Counsman N Grlber ell OCLP Prng pong players card sharks and dancers are all welcome at the Den the only hrgh school organrzatron planned prrmarrly for relaxatron and socral l1fe Cards and card tables three pool tables and two prng pong tables are at our d1sposal on Tuesday mghts and Thursday afternoons when the Den IS open All sorts of games from chess to p1Ck up sucks are provrded for our enyoy ment An album of the latest dance recordlngs provrdes rnusrc for those who wrsh to dance Th1s year there has been a great demand for rnovres The selectlon of these rnovres IS done very carefully Each one 1S prevrewed before rt 1S shown to the students Some of the movres shown recently were Fall In Shlp Ahoy' Green Grass of Wyommg and Sahara The Scarlet Horseman a western serral was also featured sors and chaperones of the Den A Den Board of nmeteen students ards the Den s offrcers rn plannrnq act1v1t1es and operatlng the Dens facrlrtres I O . . ,ge - I - I . - . I H ' A ' l ' Chester Eddy and Kenneth Bush are the spon- P. ',f 'f J uf ' ' B. , . , . ' , . ' , . . . ' . ' L. , . . . ' ' . . ' : 1 C. , . A , . , , , , ' 7 When the Te hnrcal Equrpment Crew was or ganrzed srx years ago the equrpment was scarce and there were only twelve members Now there are twen'y one members largest ot all prevrous Techmcal Equrpment Crews They are chosen carefully and trarned by Walter Wolever mdustrral art rnstructor The necessary quahfrcatrons for mernbershrp 1n terest and specral aptltude 1n radlo and elec tronrc frelds above average degree of 1n1t1at1ve hrgh sense of personal responslbxlrty and eagerness to learn more rn the electromc and radro frelds Thrs year crew members worked at football games track meets mrxers and many other outsrde events Mr Wolever had a speclal schedule of each member s classes and thus no one boy would do more work than another At the close of the year the T E C held 1lS annual banquet whlch IS the group s brg socral event of the year ln TEC ofhcers Bob Hesselberth secretary treasurer Mr Wolever sponsor and Dean Ehresman presrdent are checkmg their record lxst ROWI H Sabbagh R Bossung B Spence S Thompson ROW 2 N Armold B Whxte P McClure I Poel R Mullen B Hesselberth ROW 3 D Fhresmcm W Wolever I Eaton R Frazrer T Anderson G Alexander Ifrr ll l .-1 5 A - 3-V5 cf CJ as t t 52' ME, V ff . , 's . . . X r 1 ' 7 clude: above average scholastic standing, in- The Scarlette edztors are lookmg over the Aprtl Fool ed1t1on oi the Scarlette wlth sponsor Mr Hopkms Lett to nqht Ioyce Btxler assocxate edxtor Dave Ionah busmess manager Iack Mollenkopf assoclate ed1tor and Pat Albjerg co ed Ahce Had ley co ed 15 not plctured ROW 1 I Mollenkopt R Tetrault I Iamlson P Alblerq D Ionah A Hadley I Castell I B1xler N Kxzer N Ballenttne ROW 2 S McNear C Tlfhn I Caldwell B Randolph G Couns man P Smlth G R1sk M Mlller T Dowhnq E Cummms I Eaton P Alexander S Raub M Cohen P Marttn B Porter I Beeson E Rasmussen ROW 4 I Van Busk1rk I Eaton B Dodds I Gxrton B Buttner I Alenduff K Counsman M Dav1s L Barrett ROW 5 S Lmgle D Carter I Hawkms N Beckman L Lathrope M Freel L Poel M Meyer CCLI' eff? No wonder ed1tors get gray ha1r' Have you ever tr1ed to meet a dead11ne'P Most of us don t rea11ze the work and worry lt takes to pubhsh the Scarlette every three weeks Plannlng each lssue 1S a blg job 1n 1tse1f Then the art1c1es must be asslgned and wr1tten Next Comes what our edltors constder the bxggest yob of all collectmg the art1c1es on the day they are due' They are then typed and taken to the ofhce of the Lafayette Leader where they are prrnted Beh1nd the scenes We hnd more members ot the staff scurrymg around qettlng advert1se ments and dragglng themselves out ot bed 1n the wee hours of the mornlng 1n order to put a Scarlette 1n each locker The Scarlette was one of the ten h1gh school newspapers 1n Ind1ana that rated second 1n a natlonal press contest A double Chrlstmas xssue and an Apnl Fool ed1t1on the Conqresswnal Record were also pubhshed lift s vw p-1 , . , . , . ' , . ' , . ' , 1 B. Hesselberth, I. Oderkirk: ROW 3: B. Luzadder. P. Hauge. 1, - - . V . - . - , . . . , I ' '-44 f . ' -...K .3 fs X ' t t 5 ' 1 J v .f y . , Q Q LJ 4 ,f 3 4 , P1 R , 4 ,f M ' 5 ' z I, . . g Cal Qi alll Cl We the edrtors of the 1952 Scarlet and Gray have tr1ed to present our last year at West Srde Just as rt happened Grvmg the rnayor events of the past year whrle not overlookrng the smaller happenmgs that have meant so much to many of us has been our obyectrve We have tr1ed to develop two stones one through prctures and the other through the prrnted word Each rs rntended to be a complete story of the precedrng school year one to be looked at the other to be read In our attempt to portray the foregorng year We the edrtors are rndeed grateful to Mrss Ruth Smks for her work as advrsor and to our staff tor the1r cooperatron Through th1s book we leave to you the rnem orres of that whrch has happened at West Srde durrng the school year 1951 52 Dave Ionah Ed1tor Pat Srmth Assrstant Ed1tor A new group of annual prctures just came rn Lookmg them over wrth Mrss Smks sponsor are Iohn Castell busmess man aqer Dave Ionah edrtor and Pat Smrth asszstant edrtor HOW 1 M Davrs I Iamrson P Albjerq D Ionah P Smrth Castell B Porter I Hawkrns I Oderkrrk N Krzer HOW 2 Barrett I Eaton S Lmqle P Hauge G Rrsk M Mrller L Poel Tetrault N Ballentme K Counsman G Clonm ROW 3 Hadley I Grrton R Kennedy I Alendutt I Lokm M Meyer Montgomery M Freel Y Mc onnell R Marasco ROW 4 Woods A Rogers P Patterson I Marek B Brble L Yearxan Carter G Alexander IVI Stanley I Poel B Lrvmqstone 1 fs ' fin' lf, I R. , .- ' , . , . -A : : 1 E, , . , .. t. , . , 1 D. , . , . ' , . , . ' ' I HOW 5: D. Samson, K, Bryan, E. Brant, I. Fell-mor, I. Iordan. ,5 X 'rt-.1 ,1 .. ul . - ty I 4 I I tb ff, , I Y ,G- ,f W - f T Q ' .f x I Q ,I .- 1 f' r Y ' 1 ' 3 1' I if , - I' 1 - -: I I y J, rf I I t , . X - -Q v' 'Y ' 1 f- , ,. i Q ' ,. It . -, -J i W, 1 '-v - - .. ' A ' A ' .:.. A 1:17 iifu - .JM ,I N2 iz , O Saorfa OUR SPORTS afford a relref from the routme of studymq provrde an outlet ot energy to bo t1 partzcrpants and spectators promote good sportsmanshrp brmg West S146 rnto Contact Wrth other schools Teachmg teamwork and cooperatron rs another rmportan feature of OUR SPORTS !-slfa NN KX Ux Ng! , -cs 04 up 0 0 0 !fx,7x xg X! X. x 4 QL: QV D J, ROW1 B Castell E Beck B Huron B Love I Mxlhgan L Gaylord E Anderson D Barrett H Sabbagh ROW Z B Shrgley I Iackson T Metz B Whrte L Pattrson E Lee R Lemmon B Elkrn P Schwartz R Knauer B Smrth I Brooks ROW 3 G Frazrer S Thompson P Klrnger P Martm D Per joofgaf Bad luck and the lack of experlence left therr marks on WL s grrd season of 51 W1th only two returnmg regulars Gordon Straley and hrs able asslstants I1m Hmga and Ken Bush were faced wrth a tremendous rebulldrng job A1 though there was plenty of enthuslasm and de term1nat1on to Wm that f1rst vlctory never came Here 1S a summary of the mne games played ELWOOD Our f1rst game was a tough one to lose Wrth the Red Devlls out 1n front I3 12 and a mrnute remamlng the Panthers scored on a pass to w1n 18 13 Chuck Craw s 90 yara k1CkOf'f return and Iack Strobel s successful de but as a Red Devrl fullback hrghlrghted the game INDIANAPOLIS BROAD RIPPLE Although W L malntamed a 6 6 t1e at the half the Rockets outwerghmg and outmannmg the Bed Dev11s scored once more before the game ended Dale Samson recelved a twrsted ankle whrch ham pered h1m the rest of the season I 1 ROW 4 N Beckman N Krzer I Hawkms I Poel I Hartsell B Martm C Craw B Craw D Samson N Spencer B Lrvmg stone I Evans ROW 5 I Iordan I Woods T Anderson D DenUyl G Ienkrns D Ehresman B Gaylord G Gxlchrrst D Kurtz H Mrller R Mullen INDIANAPOLIS WASHINGTON The Cont1 nentals scored the game s only touchdown on a long pass Wllh 48 seconds to go 1n the frrst half The Devrls produced rn the flrst quarter when Iack Nrcol prcked up a fumble and raced 50 yards for a TD only to have lt null1f1ed by a penalty CRAWFOHDSVILLE West Srde took 1ts worst defeat of the season and the worst 1n 15 years at the hands of the Athenlans C vrlle s frrst play scored a touchdown that left our boys lookmg forward to a bad evenrng The mvaders went on to pass and run the Devrls rnto submrssron 44 20 DELPHI A strong defense that the Devlls couldnt penetrate plus strong runmng around the ends and off tackle gave the Oracles a 13 0 decrsron over W L rn thrs 1n1t1al football game between the two schools Several backfreld men recelved mrnor 11'l1Ll1'19S whlle Dale Snellrng played an outstandmg defensrve game from hrs lme backmg posrtron I4 I l - L . , f Z igog I. Strdbel, D. Snelling, I. Nicol, I. Heimlich, I. Manhart: . . , - , 1 , 1 , . . . . . . , . , . , . , , . . I u . . . . I - . , . i D . . - . I I . . i .. . . . . , . 'uf 1' T f RENSSELAER The Splflled Red Dev1ls nearly shoved old r1val Rensselaer off the fleld 1n the fust two per1ods wxthout scormg only to fall v1c txm to two Derfectly executed lateral pass plays good for 80 and 45 yard TD s lack N1col was a spark 1n the flnal perrod but the clock ran out on the hapless Dev1ls Norb Beckman d1d a frne job on both offense and defense FRANKFORT Wrth Co captams Bob Mart1n and Chuck Craw on the s1del1nes plus other va canc1es the f1ght1ng Red Dev1ls managed to play the1r best game of the season leadlng Frankfort 12 6 w1th four mlnutes left A recov ered fumble allowed the Nlghthawks to make 1t 13 12 w1th a mlnute to go 1n the game Thrs was the flrst Frankfort vrctory over a W L team 1n more than 20 years Br1l11ant play by Nobe Klzer Dale Snellrng and Iohn He1ml1ch was a brlght spot 1n the loss SEYMOUR The Dev1ls were as cold as the 15 degree above zero weather agarnst the Owls The southerners d1dnt m1nd however and turned last year s score around to put W L be h1nd 190 The h1ghl1ght of the game was the honormg of Bob Frrend 49 Herb M1ller turned 1n a fme runnlng game but the 11ne couldnt seem to open up enough holes for the rest of the backs IEFFERSON Another classy battle between the old r1vals left WL on the short end of a N1CO1S pass to Beckman for 60 yards and N1co1s 64 yard run to paydrrt with 25 seconds rema1n1ng 1n the flrst half prov1ded the thr1lls for the WL fans The Bronchos added to the 12 12 half tlme score ID the frnal perlod w1th the strong reserve power to g1ve the Dev1ls the1r n1nth loss RECORD OF SEASON OPPONENTS Elwood lnd1anapol1s Broad R1pp1e 13 Indxanapohs Washrngton Crawfordsv1l1e De1ph1 Rensselaer Frankfort Seymour Iefferson TOP Cra fords rlle IS nn ng for a touchdo n on a tnck play MIDDLE Bob Martm rs returmnq the k1ck off m the Crawfordsvxlle game BOTTOM A prle up rn the Ieff game I 20-12 score. Chuck Crdw's 51 yard kickoff return, W.L. 13 18 6 . . . O ...g g 7 20 ' 1 44 0 ' 13 6 14 12 13 A v A T 0 M19 ' :.w md' ' lv-' 12 .20 1 F ' Z I h 4 , I5 I n . , gp , A x X W ', I . 7 fy, M my . Q 0 0 I 5- m e Q 1 . I I v ' ,am , fm Vw., t 5 'J 7 'A ' N ' 1 LN A N L X ', l . ,,,V. Ai' wi 2 Wh sk 125 f JK X I4 if Q I 'x Q x 0-x4-hiv? . 1 vm .. 4 -'far 'L ' a? Q I I' fl w 4. J Aw 4 ,V K' 6, 5 f 2 A N V' ,,.h X , M f , Q '7 'N E., ' I , - 1 s. ., A S , , A at ., ,E JI Q , A Couch Gordon Stmley IS glvmq u chalk talk I Poel QB I He1ml1ch D Snellmg Mullen FB Crcxw Lxvmqsione Mcrtm E Hcrtsell C Nxcol HB I Strobel FB N Spencer E N Beckman E D Samson G N Kxzer E . ' ' ,T . ' ,C R. . C. ,HB H. ' ' , R. Crow, QB R. ' . I. , l. ' . ROWI left to rght Bob Martm Ed Brant Bob Spence Ierry Da e Kurtz Irm Brooks Duane Pengo Dale Snellmg Phxl Felknor Iamle Iamlson Ioe McMullen ROW 2 left to nght Klmqer Dxck Cochran lack Nrcol Z?aaLeiLaf The Scarlets led by Captam Ierry Felknor won the1r open r by an 1mpress1ve 15 po1nts only to lose the next two games by close mar g1ns They h1t the vlctory tra1l once more Wm nmg two ln a row before loslng to Terre Haute Gerstmeyer They got revenge for the grldders by beatrng C v1lle before golng to the Montlcello Hollday Tourney They lost the opener to Delphr and 1n two losses were followed by four more consecu t1ve defeats In one of the1r best played games of the year they got back 1n the swmg by de featmg Rensselaer 59 52 Captam Felknor h1t 19 pomts 1n lh1S game and 81 polnts 1n the next three games to have an average of 25 pomts 1n four encounters He also set a consecutrve scor 1ng record durrng 1h1S t1me gettmg 31 at Wlna mac and 30 at Att1ca four days later for a total of 61 pomts The last two games of the regular season were defeats wlth Felknor Snelllng and Brant mrsslng the last game Also Iamle Iamrson I I played hrs last game mxssmg the Sectlonals because of the flu In the Sectlonals W L took the1r frrst two games easlly and drd th1s wrthout the SGIVICSS of the1r stalwart guard Iamlson Dave Kurtz f1ll Jng rn mcely Monltor proved too much for the Scarlets as they won by 8 pornts 40 32 The Devrls won from Wmamac whrch proved to be the1r only Conference w1n Losmg to Flora ended up 1n slxth place 1n the Hoosler Confer ence dropplng from the1r second place pos1t1on of last year Captaln Felknor Fats to h1s teammates was the standout performer of the 51 52 season He chalked up 348 pomts 1n the 23 games he played He was the h1ghest scorer between Ieff and W L keeprng ahead of Ieff s Frrtz Franz for crty scormg honors Bob Martln also was a blg gun rn the scormg attack com1ng through 1n frne form 1n the Sectlonals Ierry topped the season by bemg awarded the Sportsmansh1p Award at the annual Exchange Club banquet l I i , ' , , , v , ' , ' I ' I ' . e . . - l I an overtime battle they lost to Monon. These Sheridan, Delphi, Rossville and Attica, 'fry 1' TH Martin, Iarnison, Felknor, and Nicol received their second letters while Ed Brant, Phil Klinger, Dale Snelling, Ioe McMullen and Dave Kurtz all received their first letter sweaters. Iack Nicol was elected captain of next fa11's squad. Phil Klinger and Don Dienhart won the awards for the most improved player on the A and B squads respectively. RECORD OF SEASON W.L. OPPONENTS 46 Covington 31 28 Rossville 30 44 'Flora 50 Brook Klondrke Terre Haute Gerstmeyer Crawiordsvrlle Delphi Monon Lebanon Sheridan Iefterson Delphi Rensselaer Rossvrlle Wrnamac Williamspor Brazil Kentlana Sectional Romney Stockwell Monitor Hoosier Conference Games FIRST COLUMN G Straley I Felknor D Kurtz I Iami son I Nicol B Martin SECOND COLUMN I Hmqa E Brant B Spence D Snelling I McMullen P Klinqer S1 42 36 ' 34 42 , , 53 54 ' 50 39 ' ' 46 59 60 37 77 33 ' ' 58 30 72 37 ' ' 55 59 1 55 63 ' ' 68 64 ' ' 59 66 ' Attica 69 61 ' ' 1 34 41 ' 46 31 ' 54 50 41 50 47 32 1 ' 40 QM,--M x,,.4r!w X .L- ,,,f, Y V x I if 3, fy gi Z if JP, s 1 y Q Q11 f ,N 'V4 92-,il , 'QQ 9' ,, 5 m 3 -Y was in J 'L 5 an ,Q ,Q Q Fv , f X' X ily! 35 5 ,-gg, S, 1 K..' ,M ' vi ' A O Wllw-QL .rwm Norma Ballentine and her cohorts, Iudy Eaton, Ioanie Van Buskirk and Shirley Beisel did a line job in helping to uphold W.L.'s tradi- tion of line spirit and good sportsmanship. The girls really got the pep in the student body at tourney time in '52. They are to be congratulated on a job well done this past year. TOP LEFT: The B-team cheerleaders are lane Iamison, Ianet Eaton, Madonna Dienhart ana Gretchen Counsman. TOP RIGHT: W.L. managers are Alva Yr-mm - Tcvn Hcvshbarqer, Dave Franzen, Richard Bauman, Russell Lemmon, Ralph lohansen, It there are any gripes among athletes on equipment problems the managers are the first to hear about it. The football managers have the biggest job and it took nine ol them this year to get everything taken care of during a regular practice session. lack Mollenkopf was head ot the grid managers with Ralph lohansen being assisted with the basketball duties. Ierry Klinlrer, lohn Eddy, lack Mollenkopi and Bob Miller. BOT TOM: The varsity cheerleaders, Shirley Beisel, ludy Eaton, Norma Ballentlne and Ioan Van Buskirlc. 'T'-3545 if was TOP A West Sider IS stndmg toward lust BOTTOM A W L man IS safe at frrst I rp' HH gaffegaf Coaches Kenneth Bush and Henry Paloncy have a comparatively young squad to work with this year backed by Norb Beckman Ed Brant Bob Spence and Bob Livingstone all re turning lettermen from last season Iohn Korb also a letter winner from last years squad moved to Delphi for a semester his senior year and IS doubtful about h1s el1g1b1l1ty in 52 Mr Bush expects a lot of good play from experienced sophomores Bruce Smith Dave Kurtz Harold Sabbagh D1ck Bossung Don Dien hart D1Ck Conkwnght and Ierry Khnker Duane Per1go is the only returning 1un1or on the team The rnfreld 1S the strongest part of the squad Wllh Beckman on hrst base, D1enhart on second. Kurtz at shortstop and Brant, backed by Smith, on third base Per1go and Kllnker are hrst choices in the out field along w1th Lefty Bob Spence, who alter nates between outfield and prtchrng Other prom1s1ng hurlers are Bossung, Kurtz, Srnrth and Dienhart. Most oi the boys have to be very versatile to be a regular on the squad. Living- stone and Sabbagh will probably be backing up the pitchers behind the plate. Plenty of hitting power is expected from Beck- man, a long ball slugger, Spence, Kurtz, Smith and Brant, speedy base runner who makes a hobby of stealing extra bases when the oppos- ing team isn't looking. Ed stole home twice dur- ing last year's season. f -Le., TOP LEFT Another devll IS cleannq the bar TOP RIGHT A W L man IS trymg for a wmnmq broad jump BOTTOM LEFT A W L thmlre ts breakmg the strng for frrst place BOTTOM RIGHT A W L man IS reachmg the 5 foot mark PCL C The 1951 track season saw several new rec ords estabhshed by W L track men Iohn Dav1s 51 broke hrs old shot put record of 47 2 and set a new school record by putt1na the shot 49 10Vz The other hrghhght came 1n the Hoos1er Con ference track meet ln Wh1Ch W L placed second Bob Martm set new records 1n the mxle and half m11e domg them 1n 4 44 and 2 O6 respectlvely Bob won the m11e m the Sectlonal track meet but drdn t compete 1n the Reg1ona1 meet because of 111ness Returmnq award wmners from last years squad were Mart1n Nxck Spencer Ierry Poel Chuck Craw and Iack N1co1 l lf1f NI .L H L .. K- , , 'T' -1 A . . mg.-ff. ' A X . A vt ., - K , .. 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' e and Grant Streets Yves ' '- yette INDEX OF IDENTIFIED PICTURES Ahea Club Basketball xndxvrduals Basketball team Boys Glee Club Cheerleader Chorus Den Board Football lettor'nen Football team Freshman C'ass G A A Glrls Club Grrls Glee Club H1 Y Iunxor Class Iunxor Class ofircers Majorettes Managers Natxonal Honor Socrety Orchestra Scarlet and Gray Scarlette Senxor Class :emor C ass othcers Snapshot paaes Sophomore Class Speech Arts Club Student Councll T E C W L Club SENIORS Albyerg Pat 21 40 Alenduff Iamce Ballentme Norma Barrett Lmda 21 Z9 Beaver Ahce Beckman Norbert Btble Betty Brant Ed Bryan Kenny Carter Drck Castell Iohn 20 22 Cemy Ioe Chrrstlanson Barbara Clamn Gwen Counsman Karlene Craw Charles Craw Bob Davls Marnolm Eaton Iudy Ehresman Dean Evans lean Felknor Ierry Fowler Chal Freel Mary 22 Gaylord Bob Glrton Iudy Hadley Alrce Hartsell Ixm 22 Hauge Paul Hawkms hm Hocking Norman lamxson Denms lamlson Iohn Iohnson Mlchael Ionah Davld Iordan lack Kennedy Rosemary Kessen Ixm Ktzer Noble 24 40 Koemq Bob Korb Iohn Lakm Ioanne Light Alvm Lmgle Sheryl 24 Lxvmgstone Bob Love Wesley Nlarasco Ronna 58 4 59 2128 Marek Ioan 24 41 Martm Bob McConnell Kathleen Meyer Manlyn Mlckle Ioan Mlller Manlyn Mrllrgan Lourse Montgomery Emrly Mullen Rodger Oderklrk lane Patterson Pam Poel Ierry Poel Larry Porter Barbara 26 40 Qurntrham Rosemary Risk Gretchen Rogers Arlene Samson Dale Scott Charles Smlth Pat Spence Bob Spencer Nlck Stanley Mary Lou Tetrault Rosalre Thompson Sxdney Todd Emory Welr Vtrgmra Wxlson Iohn Woods Shlrley Yeartan Leslle 28 53 54 55 I UNIORS Alexander Glenn Baker Iean Bauman Rlcharcl Beeson Ioan Belsel Shlrley Bxxler Ioyce Brlcker Bob Brooks Iames Buckles Shirley Burr Mary Kate 30 31 40 Buttner Barbara Cochran Rxchard Corley Edith Cram Carolyn Craw Pauletta Cummlns Elaine DenUyl Dan Duncan Robert Dunham Warren Eaton Iames Franzen Davxd Frazler George Grbbens Iudy Haynes Carol Hermhch Iohn 31 40 Henderson Rosemary Hessleberth Robert Holmes Iodlne Hostetler Robert Hudlow Carole Huron Norma Iackson Iay Ienkms Glenn Iohansen Ralph Katter Don Keller Bob Klmger Phllxp Knauer Russell Lathrope Lots Law Sara Leap Harry Lemmon Carlyle Llpham Mane Logan Mary Io Luzadder Robert Martm Ann Martm Paul 31 40 53 McCabe Charles McMullen Ioe 30 31 54 . , , , .53.54.55 I r.rrrrr ., rrrr - .63 ' 1 -V241 40-41-gg 'io gggg B' Q32 . 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