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

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JU Hill The Junior Class got off to a fine start by electing these officers: President, Gordon Munson, Vice-president, Jack Ha tc he r, Secretary, Susie Wiselogel, Treasurer, Mahlon Straszheim. Betsy Kemmer was chosen as the StudentCouncil representative while Clark Ridgely was chairman of the Ways and Means Com- mittee. Under Mr. Casson's sponsorship, the class began earning money early in the fall by having paper drives and car washes. The play, Our Hearts Were Young and Gay, was given November l0th and I ith. The Junior Class was well represented also in the other activities of the school. Patti Peyton was Vice-president of the Student Council. John Bac hman and Margaret Serviss served as Vice-president and Junior Class representative respec- tively in the Speech Arts Club. Patti Peyton was Vice-president of A. H. E.A. Mary Dienhart, co-chairman of the Social Committee of the Girls' Club, Jane Chapman of Service commit- tee, Anne Webster, Ways and Means, and Editors of the Scarlette were Betsy Kemmer, circulating, and Tom Brown, advertising. Jane Chapman was the Vice-president of the newly-formed Pep Club. Patti Pey- ton and Betsy Kemmer were A-team cheer- leaders, and Susie Wiselogle was a B- team enthusiast. LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Casson, Sponsorg J.I-Iatcher Vice-presidentg G. Munson, President: S. Wiselogel Secretaryg M. Straszheim, Treasurer. ,,- ,ff Q ' , f . W 6 L fb I L. f pr 9 0 1 X TW ip' :M r fy L'-X If its l A' Q75 Q . ' , ' A U x JXPQBQ Betsy Kemmer, Patti Pe yton , Judy if Q Coan, and Mary Dienhart were members of I the football and basketball queens' courts, X respectively. N xx ' ' I - ez za

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SOPHOMORE CLASS ROW 1: I. Floyd, D. Jordan, D. Johnson, B. Miller, R. Vickrey, C. Hoag, F. Dienhart, A. Weiler, M. Maschmeyer J. Buche, F. Samson, T. Buche. ROW 2: J. Hesselberth, J. Rheins, J, Schick, K. Craw, J, Alex, B. McKenna, J Robinson, D. Liston, J. Walerstein, N. Krywobok, J. Griffin, J. Holder, B. Bradley. ROW 3: L. Babb, B. Farris, J Engeler, M. Mayo, M, Brant, B. Risk, A. McFadden, D. Holst, B. DiI8m01'6, M. Noble, B. Huron, S. Moriarty P. Kohnke. ROW 4: B. McClellan, B. Hill, G, Springmeyer, S. May, M. Hayes, F. Hays, M. Miller, D. Draper J. Knoll, P. Davis, B. Cable, D. Frazer, N. Carr. ROW 5: R. Reitz, D. Frazer, I. Floyd, D. Liste, D. Maxwell J. Mills, M. Shuman, J. Felix, C. Williams, J. Livingstone, S. Mavity, V. Abuls, A. Keller. ROW 6: J. Collins A, Lake, J. Sinninger, J. Bertram, P. Ellet, J. Kemmer, B.J. Banning, D. Haynes, B. Knaus, P. Cohen, C. Shar velle, D, Kemmer, M. Schuhman, R. Sutherland. ROW 7: A. Huddleston, M. Novak, R. Mitchell, M. Reuszer llI'Il0Mllltll The Class of '58 has already shown that it will have good leaders for our school in the future. Many worked on club committees and backstage for plays. M. Kohlmeyer. 'N Martha Brantserved as secretaryof Ahea, and Dianna 'J Kemmer held that office in Pep Club. Speech Arts Q61 representative was Donna Haynes while Mike Noble served in that capacity for Student Council. Janet Felix was treasurer of Deng others on the Den Board ,HX were Margaret Reuszer, Donna Haynes, Dianna Kem- la mer, and Martha Shuhman . Most active in music were l Bill Hill, George Springmeyer, Bill Miller, and Bill K., fkwlol.- Cable, all of whom played in Dance Band. Margo S X! y Maschmeyer had parts in dramatic productions. gig y Q Many of the boys proved to be excellent material h E l , for future varsity athletic teams . Steve Moriarty won l fi , ll a maior letter in tootball this year. Betsy Risk and y J Carolyn Hoag were elected cheerleaders for the B i.. teams . n v 1 1