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

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MEMBERS: C. Todd, E. Hoxsie, E. Beeson, P. Fryer, G. Counsman, J. Manhart, B. Baruth, J. Jamison, B. Huron, CSEATEDJ E. Beck, P. Moriarty, K. Baker, Mr. Fites, fsponsorj D. Kemmer, B. Castell, M. L. Marshall, A. Keller, M. Losey, M. Freeman, B. Sherwood. 0g Za. fha! ?ofa 7 Our Student Council, one of the busiest orgrnizations in school, was headed by ill Huron, president, Elizabeth Beeson, vice-presidentg and Paula Moriarty, secretary-treas urer. The Student Council carries on specific duties around school like all the other organizations. If you run out of paper, you can buy it from the Student Council representative in the attendance office before classes in l make the motion that ---- ' the morning or afternoon. Our many good convocations this ear were planned by the Student Clouncil mem- bers and a faculty committee. The Student Accident Insurance program offered to students can be cre ited to the Student Council. This provides insurance for any ac- cident received while in school. As a result of Student Council labors, activity tickets are a big saving to students. Officers: Bill Huron, Paula Moriarty, Elizabeth Beeson. Sponsor: Mr. Donald Fires. ln.

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' 'LGLKQ PM s eadaz claw The National Honor Society, which was organized at West Lafayette High School in 1935, awards membership to the outstanding senior students each year. In order to be elected to the Honor Society, a senior must be high in scholarship, leadership, character, and service, and is required to have a cumulative index of 5. 0. These are the requirements that the faculty considers when choosing members of the Honor Society. The total number of members may not exceed 15 per cent of the class. This year's members are: Betty Baruth Sandra McNear Elizabeth Beeson Sondra Mueller . . John Eddy Jim Ro ge Carolyn huge' defth a.nd fhzabeth Bgesim' ringed Allan Keller Karen gtras zheim second and 1rst in t e1r c ass respective y, a mire Carolyn Little Cath Tiffin the National Honor Society plaque. Charles Told 1.3! 1 FIRST ROW: S. Mueller, S. McNear, C. Tiffin, K. Straszheim, C. Little, B. Baruth, E. Beeson. Vi SECOND ROW: A. Keller, J. Eddy, C. Todd, I. Rogge.

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V Y is Loop, E. Hoxsie, B. Connolly, J. Binney, A. Kemmer, P. Cable, A. Ha an, K. Farmer, L. Freehafer, K. Ullstrup, J. Hendgarson, J. Lathrope, A. Schmiedicke, D. Ward. FOURTH ROW: B. Kemmer, E. Sisson, P. Peyton, F. Watts, I. Conkright, B. Chastain, S. Dien- hart, B. Schweidler. Zine aal7Ucz'e nd2eczcif4ZZOam tographyg and Mary Lou Marshall, art. Sondra Mueller as business manager was in charge of balancing the books. Mr. Howard Evans ser- ved as advisor. The Scarlette is enrolled in the National Scholastic Press Associa- tion and has won first class rating for the past two tyears. Two special feature issues o the Scarlette, the Christmas issue with stories, poems, and essays written by stu- dents, and the April Fool issue, were also published. Scarlette editors: B. Baruth, G. Counsman, A. Keller C. Tiffin, D. Sharvelle, R. Payne, M. Losey, J. Henderson, M. L. Marshall, B. Huron, S. McNear, J. Rogge, M. Cohen, QSEATEDJ R. Roberts, A. Kemmer