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

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WARSAW SCHOOL It is with a feeling of pride that we look back over our years in VVarsaw High School. To each of us these years represent an accomplishment that we cannot truly measure except as it enriches our lives in the future. VVe feel sure, at the present time, that we do not fully appreciate the many advantages we have gained and the many opportunities which will be open to us because of the years we have spent in VVarsaw School. Our class has enjoyed working together toward the goal of graduation and our Senior trip which will probably be our last class activity. Vile have contrib- uted to our basketball and baseball teams, class plays, Band, Chorus, Student Council, Amateur Ac- tor's Club, school paper, cheerleading, Vocational Home Economics Club, and Vocational Agriculture activities. We hope that these organizations have profited from our contributions to them. NVe believe that we can feel proud ofour school and we wish to express our gratitude to our parents who have given us the educational opportunities we have enjoyed. Executive Head NVALTER C. HANEY-Executive Head. Ohio University, B.S. in Education, Ohio State University, School Administration. As the sound of school bells echo in the past, we shall take with us many memories of our high school days. Many friendships which we have formed will continue with us through life while others will endure only in our memories. It is with mixed emotions that we enter into our closing activities: Baccalaureate, May 29, IQ6O, and Commencement, June I, 1960. Our class flower is the white carnation and our motto is Tonight VVe are Launched, VVhere will Wle Land?,'

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'44 RESERVE BASKETBALL Fimt Row: Bob Davis, Daniel Scott, Melvin Cantrell, john Gilmore, Kenneth jenkins, Jackie Kilpatrick. Semnd Row: Mr. Waylvright Qffogiqhj, Gene Barcus, Ernest Fry, Larry Norman, Larry Graham fManagerJ. ,. - 4 4 max JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL Fir-rr Raw: Francis Srefifee, Larry Sands, David Harrah, Tom Rollins, Elmer Barnnett, Ronald Moran, Dick Davis. Sccond Row: Mr. Waylwright Qffnachj, jnnnie Fry, Arden Riehereek, David Percy, David Everhart, Charles Finnell, Steven Dobson CManagerD. 33

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a HAZEL SCHWINDT-Ohio University, B.S. in Education. Major: English. Minors: Philosophy, Mathematics. MARY LOUISE SEXTON-Morehead State College, B.S. in Vo- cational Home Economics. Major: Home Economics. Minors: Science English. FLOYD W. SINGER-Muskingum College, B.S. in Education. Ohio University, M.Ed. Majors: English, Social Studies. Minor: Mathematics. DEWEY TODD-Ohio University, B.S. in Education. Major: Phys- ical Education. Minors: Mathematics, Science. JANET WEINLAND-Moravian College, Pennsylvania, A.B. in Education. Major: French. Minor: Mathematics. MARY BELLE WHITE-State University of Iowa, B.S.C. Major: Commerce. Minor: English, Education. y Faculgf MARIE BREIDENBAUGH-Bowling Green State University, B.S in Education. Major: Instrumental Music. Minor: Vocal Music. JACK CLAY BURGESS-Marshall College, A.B. in Education Majors: Physical Education, Social Studies. Minor: English. JAMES CHANEY- ROBERT CHASE-Ashland College, B.S. in Education. Major. Comprehensive Social Studies. Minor: English, Driver Education. HOWARD R. FURBEE-West Virginia University, B.S. in Edu- cation. Major: Industrial Arts. Minor: Social Studies. BEATRICE HAYS-Ohio Wesleyan University, A.B. in Education Majors: History, English, French. Minor: Biological Science. DELMAR W. HOOVER-Ohio State University, B.S. in Agricul- ture. Majors: Education, Horticulture. Minors: Biology, Science. DAYTON D. KENNEDY-Ohio State University, B.S. Majors: Agriculture, Physical Science. Minor: Social Science. HARRY O. PARRACK-Fairmont State College, B.S. in Educa- tion. Major: Music. 35