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

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aculfy Jjsocial Sfudies, Physical Educalion I K ENN ETH BUSH Biology, Mafhemafics MARY BUSHONG Science, Mafhemafics BELLE COULTER Lafin , CHESTER EDDY German, Social Siudies HOWARD EVANS English, Library Science BERNICE FITES Physical Eclucafion DONALD FITES Mafhemafics RUTH HAMLIN Home Economics GWEN HAMMER Ari ARSHALL HOWENSTEIN lnsfrumenfal Music HELEN HOWENSTEIN Vocal Music GLADYS ISAAC Social Sfudies, Spanish JOSEPH KONIGSMARK lnclusfrial Arls ELIZABETH LEER English HARRIETT MUELLER English, Speech DAVID MARCH Social Sfudies HENRY PALONCY Commercial Arts RUTH SINKS English GORDON STRALEY Afhlefic Coordinafor

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Mr. Hammer During our years at West Side, our principal, Mr. Carl Hammer, has encouraged and guided us in ideals for the future. At any time students may talk to him about their school records, activities, or after school vocations. The second semester of this year Mr. Hammer studied at Stanford University, Palo Alto, California, for his doctorate in education. He will take work for three quarters, and receive his degrees about August fifteenth. Mrs. Hammer will ioin him during the summer. In his course Mr. Hammer is specializing in phases of public school business management, plans for school buildings, and school insurance. He believes we should offer more opportunity to those who are not leaders and more challenge to the talented individual. Direct contact with vocational work is another idea he would like to see incorporated in more schools. Most important is his belief that in order to perpetuate the democratic ideals of America, the schools must train their students for responsibility in that kind of life. During the first semester, Mr. Hammer was a very active factor in the completion of the auditorium-gym- nasium. The facilities in the building will keep the pro- gram set up by the faculty, but he reminded us that there is still much to be finished before the supplies and building are completed. As a very avid follower of sports at West Side, Mr. Hammer feels the gymnasium will encourage activities in sports and more outside interest in high school events. Mrs. Allendorph Taking care of routine office work which is never routine takes most of the time of Mrs. Anna Allen- dorph, Mr. Hammer's excellent secretary. Though she is constantly being interrupted by telephone calls, re- quests for paper, and change for a dime, she admits her work would be very dull without them. Helping her with these many duties are iuniors Sally Raub and Barbara Woods. Mrs. Allendorph is kept busy an- swering S64 questions. Page 17

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