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

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TO BECOME BETTER CITIZENS The field trips we took during economics and civics class to ALCOA and the bank . . . the students who attended Boys' cmd Girls' State and put to use what they learned . . . the Purdue Legislative Assembly and Debate Con- ference which gave us our first taste of legis- lation in action . . . radio discussions at WBAA with students from Jeff and St. Francis on problems concerning everything from dating to politics .... THE OPEN DOOR awaits us as we practice what we've learned in being better citizens. Will they be friends when this debate is over? Pugz' 11

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TO OBTAIN KNOWLEDGE Opposite page: A little Ieamin from cz big book. Study halls and after-school sessions in the library . . . consulting with teachers about reports and themes . . . Girls' Club and Hi-Y sponsored Vocational Conference to help us determine and channel out interests . . . edu- cational convocations, such as Developmental Reading and The House of Magic . . . the monthly News Magazine oi the Screen . . . the Sci-Math conference at Purdue where our students display their work along with pupils of schools the state over . . . the DOOR to knowledge is always OPEN. I don't quite see this one . . . l'flg1L' 13