West Lafayette High School - Welahi Yearbook (West Lafayette, OH)

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FRFSHMEN lflrst llow--llowaril Cabot, llaroltl llackt-nln'acl1l, Paul tial-tlni-r. Ai-noltl llc-tltlick. XVootl Hacken- bracht, Lyla- Taylor. St-cond ltow -NVilli:nn Dickerson, .lost-ph SL'1ll'h0I'0llHll. lie-nn:-tli Noble. NVillurtl XYiggins, llarry Young, ltobert Norman, Cecil l'hilahau1n, liliarli-s Mains. llowarcl lfit-coat, lilwoocl Martin. Tllirtl liuw-Robert Castle, XVayne Oaklit-f, lone Simmons, Eunire Miller, Anita llannpton, lilnlnalyn Miller, Mary livlla- XVIH-4-ler, .Mltlrey lit-ed, .lc-an NlL'ii0l'llliL'l'i, tllu-sh-1' NYnhl, Craig Pollock. Fourth liuw-'l'lu-lnia .lean Geese. Marjorie Mobley. Ruby Riser, Ilarvilla Huston, Hubert Bender, Vivian liusi-r, Mr. Pt-nee, June Sheets, Blilslrt-d Borlean. Betty Miller, Ethel NVQ-im-l. FRESH N AN Cl .ASS HISTORY September 3, 1935, was a inemoralwle clay in tl'e lives of forty-one Freshtnen boys anal girls, Vvhtl entcrecl lltgh School, XX'e were typical lircslnncn, making many mistakes, but with the helpful hantl :incl gt-ntlc rcnnntlers ot our teachers we became full-Hcclgcci lllt'lllllCl'S of lligh School, our hoznt- tor tour long years, which we hope will he happy ones. VVe looked forxvarrl with a great deal of enthttsiasni to these new stnclies, which wc clreatnetl wonhl he easily tnasteretl. just four new subjects. Ah! what a rclicf after the nnmcrous studies in the eighth gratle! lint onr teachers, Mrs. George, Latin and ling- lishg Mr. Foster, General Science, and Mr. Pence, Algebra, intimate sometimes that it is kind of an entlnrancc test for thcni. llowcvcr, wc take it for granted that they have Started ns onward with a gootl beginning and we pretlict a successful fntnre for tl'e Class of 39.', lt ,will he ont' ailn thronghont lliggh School tlays to luring honor to our school. . VVQ have atltletl eight lllt3llllD8l'S to our class from other schools, ln Athletics, lil- wood Martin and Arnolcl Rccltlick have snbstitutetl on thc varsity tcain. These hoys. to- getheriwith several others. are promising material for next ycar. XVe have several ll1L'llllDCl'S in the lligh School liantl and Orclicftra. Early in thc year we organizetl our class and clcctctl the following' officers: Vivian linser ..,.........,...,..,.........,...,,.. A... ......,.. .... . . ,.,...,,,.........,.. I ' resident Robert Bender ...... ...,,....,.,.. N 'ice-Prcsitlcnt lfnimalyn Miller ....,A ....... S ccretary-'lireasnrer l'fXlNl.Xl.YX Nlll.l.liR, Class Historian. i201

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1 1 SOPHOMORE CLASS HISTORY In l934, twenty-nine recruits from the grades entered High School. Of course, we were the butt of the kidding administered hy the upper classlnen as are all Freshmen. , The following year found us Svphoinores, heing one step nearer the goal we are try- ing to reach. lfarly in the year we elected the following class officers: I larold Thompson ........ ....,.......,. President james VVolfe ...,,,,,.,..,. ,,,, ..,,,,.,...... V i ce-President lietty Klcflregor .....,........ ..... S eeretary-Treasurer Richard llackenhracht ...........,...........................,................,....... News Reporter NYe are fortunate in liavingo two men on the varsity haskethall squad. Richard llack- enhracht, a letter inan, and Lester Thoinas, :1 sulmstitute for the varsity. Wie have several representatives in the hand and orchestra: also in the Boys' and Girls' Glee Cluh. XXTLLTAM PUELPS. Class Historian. First liowNPaul Johnson, William Phelps, Kenneth Kingan, Lester Thomas, David Porteus, Arthur liz-li:n'd. lidward Gaulner. Ralph Dickerson, liugene Jones. Second Row-Donald Finnieum, Asa XYilliams, Joan Moore, Margaret Troendly. Irene Sprague, Mar- garet Shurtz, Jen Eva Calhoun, Elinor Porteus, Irma Infield, Egbert McConnell, Kenneth Draher. Third llnwgllelores Emslie, Rosemary Porteus, Betty McGregor, Ricllard Ilackenbraeht, Mrs. George, Harold Thompson, James XVulfe. Kathryn liiggle, Agnes Geese. SO PHOMORIES Zin ililrmurinm IKnhrrt Ere Ball .iluur 14, 1935 f19l

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A W1 EIGHTH GRADE CLASS HISTORY In I928, thirty-three wide-eyed children started in the tirst grade instructed hy Miss Carroll: some liavelleft our class due to failure and departure from our town, while others have joined our ranks. NNfe have shown our ability in Athletics. Music, and Draniatics. NVe hope to gradu- ate from the eighth grade with thirty-two pupils, and prove the ambition and ability which we have shown in our previous years. NN7e are lookiiiktg forward to our High School days with as much delight as we did when wc started to school. Our fond hope is that we will he satisiied with ourselves upon completion of this course of study. NN'e are a very industrious class, To reach the top is our aini. NN'e come to school to study, And more knowledge to olmtain. -lqictty Lindsay Arthur Geese .......... ................ President Marjorie Grimm ....., ...... N Vice-President Wroena llinds .... ...A - ....... Secretary lfranees Moore .,,... ...........,... 'I lreasurer Class Color ........ ....... l ilue and Gold Class lflower ..... ...... ...,... 'l l ca Rose First Row-Jack Lore, Vslilmer Fretagur, Orville Kingan, Robert Van Winkle. Second Row-Glenn Iimslie. Iihalmer Tedlie, 'NN'ilIi:uu Snedeker, Lm-in Latham, Francis Thomas, lienneth Sehlegel, Tllonms Metiuire, Roger George. Kenneth Ilackenbraclit, Marion Bluck, Junior' Henderson. Third Row-Arthur Geese, Thelma HZllIlHlt'FSlP5', Betty Lindsay, Doris Shipley, Mildred NN'elIs, NN'roena llinds, Beulall Porteus, lidwurd Cult-y, Mr, Barrett. Fourth Huw-NN'inona lteddick. Marjorie Grinnn, lfrances Moore, NN'iIn1a Bell, Doris Mae NV:-st, Mar- jorie Bolden, Helen Carr, Leona Van Dusen. i ' EICHTH GRfNl'JTi lf2l1