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

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YA x 'I' Q K 'TVX S MISS ADAMS Besides paying all bills ofall school or- ganizations and accounting for the money ac- cumulating in all treasuri es , Miss Adams serves as secretary to the superintendent of schools . The many student-written requisitions for withdrawal of money return to her for cor- rect and efficient handling. We see her daily in the cafeteria where she serves as cashier. RUARD 0F EDUUATIU May we hold the dance in the gym? May we park cars during the Purdue game? These are fa- miliar requests made of the West Lafayette School Board. The new Frank A. Burtsfield school, dedi- cated November 20, is indication of its farsighted preparation for community benefits . The president of the Board of Education is Mr. John Moriarty, the secretary, Mr. J. Henry Law, the treasurer, Sam Keller. The additional members are Mrs. A,J, Ullstrup and Mr. Emory Bunnell . MR- FLUYD As the superintendent of West Lafayette's growing schools, Mr. Wil- liam Floyd has served with distinction and honor. Along with his manyduties, he always manages to find time for a friendly talk with students in the halls. He likes to talk with students, not just to observe them . We owe a great deal to him for the high standards that West Lafayette High School has attained through the years. We seniors of '56 would like to thank him individually for his cooperation and friendliness. in 4 ,mK,,.., , fv ' Pg' v 'f 5, g 'Q '-s.,,,N.-W N L, TOR.: Mr. Floyd, Mr. Law, Mrs. Ullstrup, Mr. Bunnell, Mr, Keller, Mr, Moriarty.

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lllll. Hlllllllll-PIllTlllP.lI, Ourprincipal, Mr. Carl Ham- mer, is a very busy man. Besides the full-time job of being principal, he has many extra duties to attend. Some of these are computing our senior rankings, settling schedule mix-ups, signing requisitions, and answering numerousquestionsabout colleges and credits. Mr. Hammer is keenlyinterest- ed in the many activitiesand clubs our school offers. He attends all of our games, if possible attends many of our school parties and dances, and often drops into Den. The class of '56 wishes to ex- press its appreciation to him for all of the help he has given to make our school one of the best. XX. I I ., . Ni . 4' X ll MHS. SNITLLING - SllCllll'l'.lllY These are the morning announcements, and we recognize the voice of Mrs. Mary Louise Snell- ing, Mr. Hammer'sefficientsecretary. Mrs. Snell- ing, whose husband teaches at Washington Grade School, came to us from Lawrenceburg, Indiana. During the routine office work, answering telephone calls and the many S64 questions asked by the students, she is also kept busy by answer- ing requests for paper, making change for a quar- ter, and giving permission to use different keys. Mrs. Snelling is assisted in her many duties by Mr. Paloncy's Office Practice students. STl'lIlll'I' SEITTIUE Paper, get your papa-rl Yes, this isthe duty for two Student Coun- cil members per week. They sell paper in the office to all students who need writing paper. lt is very helpful to all, asare the manyduties assigned to the Student Council .