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

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OFFICERS: D. Robinson, I. Hatke, K. Baker, and Miss Bernice Fires, sponsor. ,earl gvtlfkltdidfdfd The Girls' Athletic Association has had an active year under the sponsorship of Miss Bernice Fites and the leadership of its officers Kaye Baker, presidentg Delores Robinson, vice-president, Jean Hatke, secretary, and Gonny Belin- fante, treasurer. G. A. A. has offered girls at W. L. many sports from which to choose. The members achieve awards based on points received from par- ticipating in soccer, volleyball, swimming, bowling, tennis, bad- minton, tumbling, basketball, and archery. The girls on the G. A. A. archery team went to the Northern Indiana Archery Tournament at Huntington in November. They also took part in the National Inter- Scholastic Archery Tournament. Bowling sponsored by G. A. A. for both boys and girls was held in the Purdue Union building on Wednes day afternoons. Awards were given to the members of the winning team GAA ROW 1: M. Mackey, K. Baker, D. Robinson, I. Hatke, Wiselogel, B, Kemmer, K. Forbes, L. Peterson, I. A. Webster, M. Kohlmeyer, B. Lefler, G. Belinfante, Bertram, I. Hapell. A. Schumann. ROW 2: M. Serviss, M. Dienhart, S. 27

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is f ww , l ' ' .N , VA, ' x -1 ' I ROW 1: D. Barrett, E. Beck, I. Milligan. J. Shen- berger, A. Kemmer, I. Van Meeter, B. Love, A- Short, I. Manhart, D, Fontaine. ROW 2: B. Huron, M. Haw, L. Gaylord, G. Gilchrist, J. Rogge, J. Eddy, B. Shigley, B. Olson. ROW 3: I. Henderson, I. Wiegand, B. Backoff, J. Rogers,S. Snyder, I. 7 ,00'Zf40t60t The members of the West Lafay- ette Lettermen's Club are known by their gray sweaters decorated with a scarlet and gray W. L. monogram. The club is composed of the top athletes of West Lafayette High School. Each year they sponsor a mixer and give awards to the two most improved players on the A ' team and B team basketball squad. These players are chosen by the members of their respective teams. Their annual picnic is held for any- one who has participated in sports during the year. This year the lettermen assisted in the sale of basketball season tickets. Ernie Beck served as president of the W. L. Club with Jack Van Meeter as vice-president and George Gilchrist as secretary- treasurer. Mr. Gordon Straley is the sponsor of the club. .ft B 3 1 rl 3945 ff? , ,. , if . V - 9 .. - 1? - , - . 1 f Woods, C. Holcomb, D. Sharvelle. ROW 4: B. Davis I. Mounts, B. Dela Croix, J. Lemmon, C. Edmond- son, I. Smalley. ROW 5: Mr. Gordon Straley, M. Lamberson, I. Taylor, D. Shelby. M. McFadden, M. Freeman, C. Sawicki, B. Scott. OFFICERS: G. Gilchrist, E. Beck, J. Van Meeter, and Mr. Gordon Straley, sponsor. ,W ., t 'qs X 26

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5, . 4 M gg r Vgncgv ' ,..- ' lr 'X 1' 'il 1- . . N 4 H ii H ' ' S CJ' A - - 1 W J' fr ' ' T3-'nl 'J'-ffl fa 4 3 , f 1 fr f,,W,, - r 'A T 4 . A W -5' A 4, ' - L ns .div ff E ROW 1: B. White, B. Risk, B. Miller, T. Bau- man, A. Keller, B. Dela Croix, I. Hesselberth. T. E. C. C. Ridgley, D. Jordan, I. Floyd. Sponsor Mr Fred Breckenridge. ROW 2: I. Allen. K. Dexter, G. Bush, M. Shanks, 0 OFFICERS: A. Keller, president, B. Miller vice president Z and Mr. Fred Breckenridge, sponsor At your service, could well be the motto of the Tech- nical Equipment Crew. Boys from all four classes are eligible to work in the T. E. C. They serve a one year appren- ticeship and then receive their T. E. C. key. Mr. Fred Breckenridge, their sponsor, teaches them the operation and maintenance of the school equipment. T. E. C members are on call during the day for such jobs as running the movie projector, manipulating lights for the various convoca- si.4y'.w tions, plays, and other activities A in the auditorium. They also assist in running the score board for football and basketball games. 28