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

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SCARLETTE STAFF, ROW ONE: I. Kemmer, C. McQueen, P. Peyton. I. Coan, M. Serviss, M. Dienhart. J. Hatcher B. Kemmer, M. Straszheim, B. Peterson, D. Sabbagh, B, Risk. I. Dibble. ROW TWO: B. Huron, D. Lascoe, C Young, M. Kohlmeyer, N. Kgaywobok, D. Liston, B. McKenna, A. Weiler, M. Maschmeyer, C. Hoag, P. Cohen, J Berry, D. Hughes. ROW TH E: J. Bertram, T. Brown, G. Lang, T. Neuman, J. Wa1ersteir1.J. Griffin, B. DeLa Croix, M. Reuszer, R, Vickrey, M. Mayo, H, Allen, C. McCabe, A. Webster. ROW FOUR: G. Munson, D. Dunn J. Binney, T. Speaker, C. Binder, C. Calkin, S. Schatz. J. Hadley, L. Quackenbush, M. Tinsley, C. Raab, B SCARLETTE The mostvital spokesman of WestSide High is our tri-weekly newspaper, THE SCARLETTE. lt is the most reliable source of information in the school and it covers such things as athletic events, dances and mixers, club meetings, and contest winners. However, with l3 issues to be planned and published, there's no loafing on the iob as our co-editors, Jack Hatcher and Betsy Kemmer, discovered this year. Lending help and ideas to Betsy and Jack were their manysub-editors. These were: News, Mary Dienhart and Barbara Messersmith, Feature, Donna Lascoe, Margaret Serviss and Judie Coan, Sports, Tom Brown, Dave Sabbagh, and Tom Neuman, Photography, Jerry Dibble and Bob DeLaCroixp Circulation, Carol McQueen and Judy Kemmer, Copy, Charlene Young and Diane Hughes, Adver- tising, Anne Webster and Gordon Munson, Art, Barb Peterson. Our Business Manager was Mahlon Straszheim. The above editors were all ably backed b numerous staff members who worked hard all,year. We, the editors of the 1956-57SCARLETTE would like to express our deepest appreciation to these fine staff members and special thanks go to Mr. Howard Evans, our sponsor who very capably guided us through the yearl lr' -I V 'Tiff x l,f V - i A T 7 Baugh. I. Chapman. LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Evans, Sponsor, B. Kemmer, Co Editor, J. Hatcher, Co-Editor. SEATED: B. Peterson, M. Serviss, D. Lascoe, B, Messer smith, M, Dienhart, C. Young. STANDING: A. Webster T. Brown, T. Neuman, M, Straszheim, B. DeLaCroix G. Munson, D. Sabbagh, C. McQueen. T ilpltilgffllfei

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Tuesday evening entertainment! DE He's down, he's up! Oops, he's down again! But all is well, The hero wins. The movie ends and everyone is happy. So goes a typical Tuesday night at the Red Devil 's Den. The Den, ably sponsored by Mr. Chester Eddy and Mr. Kenneth Bush, assist- ant sponsor, is an outgrowth of the original Den started during World War ll. This year, when possible, the movies are shown in the auditorium, while the cafeteria is open for those who would rather dance, ploy ping pong, or just sit talking with classmates and eating the ice cream and candy sold by the Den Board. This Board, made up of students, helps to clean up after Den and to choose the movies. The Den also spon- sors the Annual Signing Partywhich is held near the end of the school year. SEATED: P. Cohen, Secretary, S, Moriarty, Vice-Pres- identg Mr, Eddy, Sponsor, B. DeLaCroix, President, M, Kohlmeyer, Treasurer, STANDING:I. Floyd, T. Neuman, B. Ayres, I. Coan, G. Geib, D. Holst, T. Bauman, T, Brown. ROW ONE: T. Speaker, T. Peterman, P, Cohen, B. Risk, N. Krywobok, J. Felix, P, Peyton, D, Peyton, B. Webster. ROW TWO: K. Ewing, M, Dienhart, J. C apman, B. DeLa Croix, W, Woerdehoff, B, Kemmer, T. Brown, M, Brant, T, Luke, ROW THREE: M. Hu hes. J. Chapman, B. Ayres, T. Neuman, D. Liston, G. Cgeib. I. Berry, D, Holst, I. Floyd. ROW FOUR: T, Bauman, C, Rid ley, B, Bau h, B DeLaCroix, J. Losey. J. Binney. J. Dibbge, 1. Conne1Ty, M, Mayo. UE