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

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while we worked . . . we realized that the club activities require careful planning and many hours of work . . . decorating for a dance, notifying a speaker for a program . . . selling cokes at the games . . . getting our lines memorized for the play performance . . . going to rehearsals and more rehearsals . . . seniors, making the best of the time left, freshmen, looking to the future . . .OUR HEARTS WERE YOUNG AND GAY even while we worked. Hi-Y boys decorate for an after-game mixer

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Working at the Union has several pleasant aspects-a weekly paycheck and the prospect of retiring on Social Security in 50 years. These fellows washf?J our dishes every noon! yn? In . . . through cooperation and organization we improved ourselves . . . outside iobs made better individuals of us besides giving us good experience for the future . . . baby- sitting, mowing lawns, detasseling, working at the Union, filling in during the Christmas rush . . . proving ourselves mechanics . . . cram- ming for exams, writing themes, preparing speeches, getting our Trig assignment in on time . . . spending long hours in the library searching for reference material.

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TOP: Spring fever overcomes these fresh-air fiends. BOTTOM: Loyal fans follow their team to an out-of-town game. . . we forgot the cares and worries of school . . . our athletics called forth our school spirit . . . our social life played an important role going to den or to a mixer after a game to the Tri Chi or Bert's riding around after. school in a convertible i Page 12 cheering the Red Devils to victory.