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

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ORGANIZATIONS At 3:10 the final bell rings, signifying the end of the school day, but at 4:00 students can still be found on the premises. Our six classes form only one facet of the life at West Side. These are followed by meetings, programs, play practice. . .a continuous list. These are our activities--these are West Side's students organizing, cooperating, enriching their lives as they work together. Activities at West Side provide challenges at every turn: decorating for a mixer. . .answering an opinion poll for the SCARLETTE. . .collecting props for the senior play. . .rehearsing for the one-acts. . . collecting canned goods for Thanksgiving baskets. . . practicing new card formations for the block. . .meet- ing deadlines for the SCARLET AND GRAY. . .de- ciding a theme for the best prom ever. . .forming ima- ginative and original ideas for the senior Gala Week . . .and meeting. . . 29-

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West Lafayette Panorama Club Panorama, Hi-Y Strive To Benefit Students, EXECUTIVE BOARD--1Front rowl Carole France, treasurerg Colleen McCormick, president, Sarah Weiler, vice-presidentg Barb Butz, secretary. lSecond rowj Ann Ohlrogge, Sandy Leh- man, Margo Cwalina, Susie Weiler. fThird rowj Marilyn Bot- tomley, Susie Foster, Diana Wright, Mary Jane Wilson. fFour- th rowl Mitzie Shunk, Marcia Walerstein, Jeanne Miller, Ruth Hoxsie, Sally Combs. lFifth row! Kay Kinnison, Edith Web- ster, Kathy Dammon, Diana Breitwieser, Karyn Williams. Panorama and Hi-Y, the service clubs at West Side, performed several helpful deeds this year. Panorama started off the year with a big success--the back-to-school dance, Suddenly Sep- temberf' Panorama sponsored such programs as the little sisters' picnic, the initiation and fashion show, a New Year's Eve dance, the father-daugh- ter banquet, and the new Gold Diggers Ball to mention only a few. Panorama, which is opened to any girl enrolled in the high school, offers op- portunities to develop and execute leadership abil- ities. It is under the wise guidance of Miss Ruth Sinks and her new helpers, Mrs. Mary Jo Abbett and Mrs. Mary Dischinger. The Hi-Y Club, with the help of Mr. Robert Sum, Mr. John DeYoung, and Mr. Kenneth Bush, presented the annual Hi-Y dance in November. At Christmas time they helped a needy family by giving food and clothing. During the summer the boys made their services available to the crip- pled children's swim program. Because the club had a large increase in membership, two initia- tions were held to accommodate the influx. In order to be accepted into Hi-Y, the prospective members are required to earn a total of thirteen service points. Points could be earned by selling cokes, passing programs, and posting menus. .30-