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

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hi-y Under the able leadership of its officers and the guidance of Mr. Howard Evans, sponsor, the Hi-Y Club fulfilled its primary purpose as a service club to the school and community in a number of ways. The members of Hi-Y served as ushers at football and basketball games. They planned and published foot- ball and basketball programs which were presented free to spectators at all W. L. athletic contests. Through the eFforts of Hi-Y, a special souvenir program was presented at the dedication of the new gym. Hi-Y boys sold cokes at all of the basketball games. Representatives from our club attended the State Older Boys' Conference at Anderson in November. March 31st marked the date of the District Conference held in West Lafayette. Inspiration was gained at these meetings for carrying out the club creed, to create, maintain, and extend throughout the home, school, and community, high standards of Christian character. Social affairs enjoyed were the annual Hi-Y Dance which took place in the school cafeteria on March 7th. The traditional entertainment by the iuniors was in the form of humorous skits. On March 10th the boys were hosts to their mothers at the Mother-Son ban- quet. A picnic concluded the social events for the year. ROW 1: J. Heimlich, R. Knauer, R. Hesselberth, D. Snelling, Mullen, G. Frazier, H. Miller. ROW 2: J. Nicol, J. Jackson, Luzadder, J. Brooks, P. Klinger, J. Backolf, J. Strobel. ROW R. Bauman, R. Cochran, D. Perigo, J. McMullen, R. Busche, R. Duncan. ROW 4: G. Jenkins, R. Johansen, J. Hoffman, J. Eaton, Katter, R. Bricker, J. Mollenkopf. Hi-Y officers Rusty Knauer, sergeant-at-arms, Duffy Mullen, chaplain, John Heimlicl-i, treasurer, Bob Hessel- berth, president, Dale Snelling, vice-president, George Frazier, secretary, and sponsor Mr. Howard Evans relax on the school lawn. Page 51

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BOTTOM: ROW li B. Beck, K. Herrick, B. Snedeker, 1. Kissell As officers and executive committee, these girls kept Girls' Club running smoothly this year. TOP: ROW I: 1. Oderkirk, 1. Hatke, N. Heide, M. Cohen, N Kantz Caldwell K Baker G Counsman S McNear 5 Stewart P. Mattison, M. Stacker. ROW 2: 1. Anderson, T. DeVries, 1. Hen- er, derson, P. Cable, N. Gocker, A, Davis, S. Dienhart, 1. Full V. Vaught, C. Tiffin, C. Arden, K. Greene, M. Losey. ROW 3 R. Payne, V. Lehker, M. Herrick, M. L. Marshall, M. Loop, M. Myers, B. Speaker, C. Milligan, L. Kohnke, D. Robinson, 1. Conkright. ROW 4: B. Roberts, E. Beeson, B. Connelly, 1. lamison, 1. Woodruff L. Hoxsie, 1. Lathrope, S. Risk, M. Smith, B. Randolph, M. Ave, A. Schmiedicke. ROW 5: C. Little, L. L. Everly, S. Mueller, N, Gil- bert, L. Seaton, 1. Shepherd, P. Moriarty, C. Shigley, K. Farmer, K. Ullstrup, L. Baker, 1, Evers. girls' club Again this year, the Girls' Club offered a varied program of social and service activities. Some of these were the Back-to-School Dance, Little Sister Welcome, crowning the Queens, the Easter Service and Voca- tional Conference with the Hi-Y, and the Bunny Hop in March with Ahea Club. Girls' Club also chartered a bus to carry W. L. rooters to the Sheridan basketball game. Our helpful sponsors were Miss Belle Coulter and Miss Ruth Sinks. Officers were Elaine Cummins, presi- dent, Lois Lathrope, vice president, Joan Beeson, secretary, and Elsa Rasmussen, treasurer. A. Taylor, 1. Gibbens, R. Henderson, D, Wilson, S. Van Peit, M. Nor- ris, C. Nibbelink, M. Lipham. ROW 2: F, Follett, C. Evans, B. Dodds C. Graney, P. Alexander, C. Haynes, 1. Holmes, 1. Van Buskirk, N. Notzold, B. Woods, S. Tompkins, 1. Beeson. ROW 3: M. Ridgley, M. 1. Peterson, 1. Eaton, M, Dienhart, D. Neisz, B. Chastain, S, Liv- ingstone, M. Burr, A, Martin, S. Buckles, E. Rasmusson. ROW 4: R. Walerstein, C. Bolds, K. Lister, M. Brown, M. A. Freeman S. Bible, E. Lake, P. Knicklebirre, N. Huron, L. Siskind, M. Robinson. ROW S: N, Cox, A. Liston, C, Crain, M. 1. Logan, 1. Bixler, L. Lath- rope, S. Law, C. Hudlow, P. Craw, E. Corley. r 1

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An opportunity for all students to participate l l TOP: ROW l: B. Scott, L. Kohnke, P. Tinsley, S. McNear, B Sherwood, 1. Caldwell, M. Freeman, B. Randolph, W. Risk, N. Kantz A. E. Kernmer, N. Gocker, V, Vaught, M. Myers. ROW 2: M. Cohen S. Stewart, M. Herrick, M. L. Marshall, G. Counsman, K. Baker, R . Payne, l. Lathrope, S. Dienhart, M. Smith, S. Risk, I. Anderson G. Belinfante. ROW 3: D. Selby, B. Roberts, V. Lehker, E. Beeson I. Woodruff, N. Gilbert, C. Little, P. Cable, M. Loop, K. Farmer , L. Everly Mueller, L. Hoxsie C Milligan B Connelly P Mattison 1 Hen I. Fuller, B. Speaker, T. DeVries. ROW 4: l. Woods S. , - , - , - , - - derson, K. Ullstrup, C. Shigley, l. Conkright, A. Davis. ROW 5 P. Moriarty, j. Eddy, W. Castell, I. jamison, I. Manhart, R. Miller 1. Shepherd, C. Todd, L. Seaton, A. Keller, I. Evers, C. Tiffin. BOTTOM: ROW lt P. Knicklebine, R, Woods, D. Neisz, 1. Mol- Heading Speech Arts this year were lane jamison, secretary, Dick Cochran, treasurer, joan Van Buskirk, president, Tom Dowling, vice- president, and Mrs, Harriett Mueller, sponsor. 1 1 lenkopf, B. Chastain, H. Miller, D. Wilson, I. jackson, R. Henderson R. Balyeat, K. Herrick, B. Beck. ROW 2: B. Woods, B. Snedeker S. Bible, A. Liston, F. Follett, P, Alexander, C. Haynes, l. Holmes L. Siskind, M. I. Logan, C. Nibbelink, M. Lipharn. ROW 3: C. Chris- tensen, S. Tompkins, C. Graney, M. A. Freeman, 1. Van Buskirk N. Notzold, C. Hudlow, l. Beeson, l. Gibbens, M. I. Peterson M. Dienhart, J. Eaton. ROW 4: S. Van Pelt, R. Lingle, B. Dodds C. Evans, R. Walerstein, C. Crain, E. Rasmussen, 1. Bixler, A. Taylor M. Ridgley, M. Brown, 1. Kissell. ROW 5: D. Cochran, S. Law K. Lister, 1. Gibson, R. Luzadder, R. Bricker, l. Brooks, D. Snelling D. Mullen, P. Klinger, L. Lathrope, R. Fauber. ROW 6: G. Alexan- der, D. Risk, T. Dowling, P. McClure, G, Frazier, R. Hesselberth 1. Eaton, D. DenUyl, R. Smith, G. Cartwright, R. Frazier. speech arts in speech and dramatics is provided by the Speech Arts under the sponsorship of Mrs. Har- riett Mueller. This year, for the first time, Speech Arts was host to the District Forensic League. A one-act play festival was one of the activities of the year. A fantastic ghostly comedy, Sight Unseen, was presented as the annual production. The play was woven around young Lady Judith Elliot, played by Gretchen Counsman, and her troubles with her ghostly ancestors.