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

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UNION SCHOOL Four years ago, we started our Freshman Class with 38 excited and bewildered youngsters. We had the usual trials and tribulations trying to adjust to high school routine. Thirty-four of us survived the ordeal and entered Grade Ten. There were only 26 in our Junior Class but we ended our high school career with 28. Seven- teen of these began at Union in Grade I and con- tinued through Grade I2. Four others attended Grades 9 through 12. Among our social activities were skating parties, dances, socials, and banquets. Stardust was the Junior-Senior Prom theme last year. We made money for our various activities, by selling candy, cards, aprons, popcorn, magazine subscriptions, and ball game concessions. The junior Class Play, Pick-a-Dilly, was very successful. In our Senior year we presented a play called A Diet of Dates, which was well received. We had a refreshment stand at the fair. Our class colors are light blue and white, the class flowers are white and red roses and our motto is Find a Way or Make One. Two of our class were cheerleaders, six played var- sity basketball, and six made the baseball team. Our class published the monthly school paper Hi-Lites and edited the bi-weekly Newsletter. The Senior Trip to Washington and New York in May was the outstanding event of our high school days. Our class Olicers in Grade 9 were: President, Glenn Steffeeg Vice-President, Wilson McCoy, Secretary, Greta Dickerson, Treasurer, Ronald Anderson. For Grade IO they were: President, Tom Wheeler, Vice- President, Charles Williamson, Secretary, Ruthellen Gaultg Treasurer, Ronald Anderson. During the Ilth Grade they were: President, Charles Williamson, Vice-President, Sally Vorys, Secretary, Ruthellen Gaultg Treasurer, Ronald Anderson. Our Senior Year we had the following corps of officers: President, Douglas Clutter, Vice-President, Tom Wheeler, Sec- retary, Ruthellen Gaultg and Treasurer, Ronald Anderson. Executive Head WAYNE T. MATTHEWS-Executive Head. Ohio University, A.B Ohio State University, M.A.

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Faculty CARL O. BESST-Ohio State University, B.S. in Agriculture Edu- cation. NADINE FOSTER ELDER-Ohio State University, B.A. in Vo- cational Home Economics. CHARLES M. FUNK-Kent State Universityg Ohio State Univer- sity, B.S. in Education. JOHN HUTSON-Sherwood Music School, DePaul University, West Liberty State College, B.A. in Music Education. HAROLD D. SCOTT-Ohio State University, B.S. in Education, Additional training at Ohio Wesleyan University and Muskingum College. KERMIT SIMMONS-Bowling Green College of Commerceg West- ern Kentucky State College, B.S. in Business Administration, A.B. in Commercial Education, M.A. in Education. TROY WAYBRIGHT, JR.-Davis and Elkins, B.S. in Physical Ed- ucation, West Virginia University, M.A. in Education. MARY WILLIAMSON-Denison University, A.B.g Additional training at Muskingum College. MRS. WARD GRAHAM-Serrelary. Dyke School of Commerce. 21'