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

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Iam1e Icxmworm Quo Noble KIZGT are crctmq as Masters of Ceremomes of the Se-mor Convo Hi xS?lfl6!glIflg

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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

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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.