Brentwood High School - Eagle Yearbook (Brentwood, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1950 volume:

r- ' 1135.3 df : - ., ,-1 - 5:-9 vim-1, 4.-, -1 -V-e:'2nkff'xx'n 'mm LA'-.11 1w.:'c. 'xx Lv.. Qggzr'-'s X mcent Pn e reaenfzng EE-tg If O 44' . i its 1 ,gif W i .V ff fs:-ff OVL dongs Pubhshad by the phO,Oq,U,,hL, BRL xnxx ooo HIGH SCHOOL Harry Swamc Brentwood, Mlssourl Central Engraunq Co Charles C Grnmm XV1ese Barnes Prmtma Co 1949 1990 2 ' 24, ' xxx! Akyv N - 'A ' 4 'Li , . Mgakph ,F f,v,g.-WP- -44. ,flv Vw ,, f X A .4 N , O - 5 ' l I , . ' - - n Q- 0 ' W' 4 a . Q . 6 4 4 1 '- I 0 ' U CX X U ,. .C Ei ' . O Olll JOSCC Q3 ,, Helen Clark Ass1sTANT EDITORS: Nancee Krone Lois Bernard Svoms I2D1'1'oRs: Russ Strong Monte Shomaker STAFF WRITTQRS: Carol Light Mary Ann Dunlap Peggy Harkins Jan Bradley Nancy Bosche Jane Debandt Joan Martin Dorlas Thomas Margie Girardier Jane Hart Nancy Coon Toni Martin IfAc:t'L'I'Y Aovlsiilzz Mrs. Loraine Alsburx A I ff w 1 I X 1 Aww ' uw 'Mini' I 5 ,fmfif-all ,,.,, . 5 v g , M 1 1 -X G 5 , I L 1 : ,- , fl k fu? 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A ,A AN I ' 1 - - 1 - x , - - 1 A - f' I 1 1 L' 1 1- .1 - . . 1 ' b ' I ' I I ' 1 - Q- 1 1 Q- vm K- I 1 . , - Q ' J L A fl f 1 1CC1lQ To the future senxors of Brentwood Hlgh School who by loyalty to school hlgh scholar shlp and partxclpatlon ln school act1v1t1es out s1de the classroom may strxve to make Brentwood Hlgh the very best school posslble In Sfl'lYlI1g to reach thls goal each student w1ll bc preparlng hxmself to play h1s part 1n the symphony of llfe my l fl F Six Wae5lro4 gs, rm MR. B. GEORGE SALTZMAN Superintendent of Schools Mr Don Ed ad MR DON W EDWARDS Prrnczpal of Brentwood Hzqh School ThlS IS Mr Edwards Hrst year at Brent wood H1911 He has successfully counseled the 1nd1v1dual students and gulded well the entxre student body vvs 3 r R-11 fb ' x of V L fr ' ' , Miss Minnie Emerson. Secretary to Principal, . w r s ,D . , . . . V I . l I ' I vvvcvv ' Y - - - - oarol f gzclucafion lhe Board of Education is composed of sux mem bers whose prxmary rsponsxbxlxty rs to est1bl1sh polrcy goxermng the Brentwood Publxc Schools They meet monthly 1n regularlv called sessnons and hold specral sesslons at lrregular mtervals Each member serxes a three year term and two members are up for re electron annually The Board of Educatxon has been tlreless rn nts efforts to proude 21 school sy stem whxch shows rm provement year by ye1r Equal educatnonal oppor tunrty for all the pupnls has been one of nts better known slogans DIRLC I ORS 'Vlr George Saltlnmn supermtendent of schools Mrs Celeste Rasmussen secretarx Nlr Herbert XV Zxereher .1 torney lor th board Vlr A B Padon presndent Mr Gerald N Grace Mr T M Elllott vxce president Nlr James el Rmcrskamp J treasurer Vllss Ruth Ballmer secretary to the supermtendent board of educatron and 'Vl Roy B Chnpps Sen COIILJU Cl0l':5 MR. RODIERICK B. Kxoil Miss RUTH PL'LLlAx1 MISS EDITH Low MISS MIRIANI SPRATT MR. DON BERT MISS MARGARVT KIQNNFY MISS NELI. S. MISEHAN and MR. Dox EDWARDS INR. CARI. HALDIXIAN MISS GERALDINE SH.-XPIRO MISS DIiSSA MANUISI. Eight . VN X -if MR. RODERICR B. KNOP, Dramatics. English Ill Miss RUTH PULLIAM. General Education 8 Literature, Miss EDITH Low, Librarian MISS MIRIAM SPRATT. English I, Latin. Spanish MR. DON BURT. Basketball Coach, Assistant Track and Football Coach, Social Studies Miss MARGARET KENNEY, Mathematics 8. Bookkeeping. Algebra Miss NELL S. MIQEHAN, Bookkeeper: MR. DoN Eo- WARDS, Principal MR. CARL HALDIMAN, Biology. Physics, Chemistry. General Science Miss GERALDINE SHAPIRO, Typing, Shorthand, Business English MISS DESSA MANUEL, Director of Instruction flower leftj Q 1 BROWN, English II. Health, Girls' Physical on Educati MRS, LORAINE ALSBURY, English I, ll, School Publi- cations Miss MARGUERITF KLUTTZ, Algebra, Geometry. Trigonometry MR. JEAN MCCORMICK, English 8, Musr'c MR. LAMBERT IMSE, Science, Industrial Arts, Arts and Crafts MR. J. ROBERT SWEENEY, Football and Track Coach. Assistant Basketball Coach. Health, Physical Educa- tion. American History, Government MR. JAMES R. N1CHoLs, Arr. Drivers' Education MISS MARIAN CHANDLER. Home Economics, Cafeteria Manager Miss RUTH BALLMER. Secretary to Mr. Saltzman MRS. RUTH WFBIER, Public School Nurse flower righrj COIIJILCJOPJ Mlss PAT BRUWN MRS, LORAINE ALSBURY MISS M.-XRGUERITE KLUTTZ MR. JEAN MCCQRA ICK l Z w H LUG' 54 LL fd kN'l2l?i SE NIR. J. ROBERT SWLENEY MR. JAMES R. NICHOLS Mtss MAIZIAN CHANDLER Mtss RUTH BALLMER N1RS. RUTH VJFBFR 0 a i I ty! rt' Ninfs 2 cowmf . f?l'3f8?'.a ' 'ii'-qt, Ten CISSLZS C1148 In thy classroom thu studgnts Lomposg thk prmiry ahold on whmh lhq b'lSL lnfg s LX I qroumg suln r h L thu racuu Jznntauoocz' Hzcfh mu Una Kfltlft' UU l Gold cmd Puzph me hu colors lfuu shall sfund nms! br 117 ' l l U Q U 2 2 Fo it is cr' xy ' V lxnowlcdgc. the bnckbonc for Lhcir future. A'P'f ' 'L 'f 7 . flex hvflcnzv 1' 'qw ' , A ' fi 4, . -i , -L ..' 'vs Twelve 0l9l aI'l 0 JIM AKI fl happu lad u.1th a utnnrna uau flnd once a frrend a trreml to stay ul r n 1 an cvuett cr u 1 9: oo av fhrxxtmas Cantatm Intramurals 4 Semor Pluv BILL ASHI OCK Here s a man of uhom u.e re proud Hrs Hne afromplrshments speak aloud as etball l rw! a mc ter Club 2 lntr llcme Room Prrs r xt l tn m ' itnlor Play XY AI TYR BARTLI S ll :th quret hut dtlrrmrncd form H4 tranels on hm destined fourse Stu 1 Krtmn llctu e u 4 runuxux l OIS BYRNARD lntellzafnfe aria' personalztu ao hand rn hand nttred r m n N ur ngxn l7r1m.1lxc C lub Pres 1 s te u Srudrnt nctl Gu s State Nluul fhoru-. '4 Baxkrtba Xarsx tw ex .1 .1 I Qrmcr flaw irc Treas mtl lr nr r Socucn s t la t wg c 4 1 1 To'x1BtRxtRo 'llodesr men are tops 1 r mur1 4 Trave 1 K urmn 'ntltu a BIHTTH Bon Cl lTOlN Shell aluaus remazn rn memoru s tile Because of hir ecer present smrlt n trtd rcm ppl:-ten X nxcunsm 1 r s I mrrus xxcr our llomr Room u en ounfx ec uunu Fhmr 0 cyball Jcurna :sm u All ic ec C 1n 1 JAN BRADLFH XVha! rs tt about those redheads ct u ccrr .1 1 in 1 3 4 Vnllcy .1 1s 1 a 1 lnuamura x xml flu r ns 1 t mx u 4 Dramatur P ar l ALRA BROCKMI HFR A sport tn ueruthrnq she undertakes r Club l ass as c a 4 ra marlcs Club l ass 0 eyball 4 C s 0 rball l avsmu Baslte X :truly 1 rb1ll Z ter 1' dcr .1 I d fhor rack l 1 tc u ss tw er Home Room Src 4 Stnmr ll ay SHIRLI H CAI LAXX Al Life is short. so am l. n - ' ln' . nplt-woml 3 -1 u .. ' ' avrl ff .. . n urux : ' ' K u 1 . U rbnll Yvllrvball , Rrtl from . H ELIEYN CLARK he's .u.'eeI. she s smart, she's fun: Shes a girl that is liked by twryone. .cc - 4 '.. . uma Ocm , 2 Student Younis -3 . ass Basketball l. .. , , ,a . , , arsit aslvlball 4: Class Xollcyball l. .. . . C . 1 .occcr 3, 4: Cass ,nt .1 . 4: Dramalics Cu , -. : 'u . -. 4. Sec.-True. 2 ec.- Trcas. Camera Club 3: National Honor Society 1, 3. 4: Eagle! Editor 4: Eagle Editor 4: Vice-Pres. Senior flass: Football Qucvn rf l048-49. 0l9l'6ll'l0 NAxC1 Coos: Happu ao luthu al dork or plau A arm on her face and a u.'1ll rn her wau ered cm 1 s er mes txet Chorus nstmas fantata 3 a e .1 laglet a amsh u lnmr a N 1 2 1 Socrer 4 PLVA DAX Naturallu mce sun Xolluball Class Xolll. .1 C uc .asketball l Schoo a 4 Trac e u Dance u Cam r1 ub Z 'l Nenmr JACKIE' EI DFR9 A aood sport and lots of fun You ll never find a more actrce one Entered from Rtnnour 1 Glte Club 3 Dramauu. Club ram u Bas e .1 Qenmr Pav ournallsm flub 4 Fagle Staff 3 la c 91.1 ume R om N ct ACN! S FIESFR l may he little but l maize muself heard Cub C ee u l Dance Cu c col llns 4 ienmr Play Bwktlball l No 1 b ll 3 Chnstmas Cantata l Dramartcs Club 2 NFVII I F FROHWITTER A rzaular lellou. lhal ts true He s full of pep and mrschref loo n11r1 lsnu ntrlmuras 1s 6 .1 MARGIE GIRARDIER Ready for u,ork readu for fun Ready to help tzl the work zs done 4 Club 7 1 Z Dnmatxcs C xx orus r1s1m.1s ntata 3 Vollev 2 as etball ourn1l1sm Club Stu cnt ssr rarnan 3 Vo mn P1 ure u 7 Spun on t 3 I ff .1 e Stnmr 1 BOB GREEN A happu lad with a muszcal flazr Whose presence rs fel! almost eteruuhere Football as e .1 rack xxed Chcrus Z 3 et er Clu Track Intra m rals l 3 Basketball Intramura 1 Student ouncll Tr las an e n e 'Vly Hear s xn the Highlands 4 Senior Plav Tost HADDOCK Hrs clever mmd ana' bnllrant ttzt Combrned to make Tom such a ht! munal .1 1n1s 1 nt- amera flub 4 C r non u S 1 1 tx JAxE HART Spzcu but not too much pepper xrd f msrus 3 Basket ,1 nm m u In u Chnstmas Cantata rmc la e Su prln 11 un s 1 KL RT HFRRx1Axx Hts lrmbs ttere cast rn manly mold For hardu sports or contests bold J 4 Honorable 'Nlentmn All D stnc! 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I 1 1 11141 1 :XI BI RT KI I IN H1 1 tall and dark Luthuut muah to sau I5 I 1 ll u ue hear from hrm somz fun :re dau 1 1I11r BOB KLI IIN IVhat s behma' that quzet dzsposmon' 11111 ou1s1'1n11 rIu'1 nm nn C u crbxll r1c 'YANCI I KRONI' She has a brxqht and clever mma' 1r x 1 cn 1r1x1n11x mu mnl I l1y I 1 xx 1111r I 1 C Ass! 1 or 1n u N.1r1on1 unnr gncnlx 1 1 1 4 Basket .1 occrr -I rn11 nl u 1n11r r1m111cs C-lub I mc 11111 BOB I ARICO Herr s an athlete of sportmq famf In our basketball lrneups uou II see hts name X1 trxk lm 1 1 5 Ll I 15. KI 1 I C YNI I I 1. 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Mxchxgan 4 Pep Club 4 Scnmf 'I DAVID RIAN Reserue and dramtu the qualztzes of a amtls man 1m.1l11w Club 1x1 crux S111ncc CQ 11 c1 1 ns mu ru r1m A Sc 1111 11 S111111r RICHARD SADI IR Earnest smare slraraht forward rs ha A frrend lo admire ht ll always be rx .1lI r1s!m1s .xnla a Sc U 1 IXAK UYUS H YTITIUYJ 5 Ill' ll FIS fT'I!S IFA 1 IIOIFI Ifnl ICB U BARBARA SCHNIIDT Crarrous and qreat rn all she pursues unor Socuu 7 e -I 'Nhxrd Cho: Q Hum Rum r .1m1I1 1 u -Iss X II1b.1II .ns .11 1 J ass occer c oo .1 Inna ur1l 'lr ik 1 hoo Cllll v1 1rd -I 1 S1 Io 7 XX AI TE-R Sl EGLR A popular boy and an athlete too Wzth Walter around you ll neuer be blur au I res 1m1 Room ru 4 Student C1 un11 H1 Y r 001 f ub VI1x1d Chrrus fhns mas !.1nl1!.1 1mm .11 11 Iu oolb1II 4 11 CI .1Il us Bas e .ll n r.1'nu 111 l Ihskc 1 YL1111 1r RALPH SHAW He seems lo End hrs qrealest joy In bema just an awraae boy NI11111 1 u RL SS STRONG Russ 11 carelree jowal and full of al1f A foolball and baskelball player rs hr lu en! K1unc1l mme nom 111 r B skerbnll l sk ball 1 .1 4 Star T1me1l'rep Player LI lhe XX ezlx 4 lntr1mur.1l1 1' er rum R1pmr11r urnahsm Klub ' , Senmr Nav . Xiu' Chorus 'S , 1111 m.1x . .1 -, dna awe-2, Flfreen Szxteen 0l9I'al'l0 DORLAS Tnoxms To her ou,n UIIUIFS she attends IVIVIVIIUQ thus her many lrunds :mul x x A uru s f 1 nu A s faurnalxsm Klub 4 I ug r 1 -I umm! .,I-XCKIL XVA I Juckre IS Iauahrna Lurcfrw and Llall She makes us happy all the dau ered from BI tr nlvr JEAN XVALSH Jean IS a ahuriul uzrl u.z1h shmma ups IVzth the best sense ol humor under thc skzes nl Inc m Ruum I ca x 1 Vlrxuly .ms bu u nx GI ORC I XVARD IVh11hc-r lmuble or fuu comes rn HL ments Imlh urlh a happy arm I1ooI 'I xx x In I b ull K xtmxs ELLSXKORT H APPEL or Pxcluu d ed S Hugs HOME ROOM OFFICERS SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS l'r1s1a'en1 S DAXI HIICIIINILS ut Preszdem AI KLFIN J-XCKII. 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'E S - I EQ XIII In '-' J qv f v . 1 . i .i v I . . sS?Ol'y By Nfwcth KRONIF Here lt 1S already Saturday and I havent Hnrshed my feature story Whos Who xn Amerxca What Became of Brentwood Hnghs 1949 50 Semors Leavmg my oflice I bump mto my old frrend JEANNE HEY who tells me she IS the new home ec teacher at Brentwood Hrgh and that LOIS BERNARD IS also there teachmg mathematlcs She con gratulates me on mv latest best sellmg novel and asks rf I want to see the muslcal comedy at the Amerlcan Theatre wlth her thls evenlng The scenery for thrs famous show was des gned by MARGIE GIRARDIER and the beautrful costumes were made by DORLAS THOMAS Th1s hrt has been five years on Broadway and everyone rs slmply ravlng about that modern ballet dancer JOAN ROBERTS who stars ln her own orrglnal numbers Whlle we plan what tlme to meet a new super duper Jet on rts way to Mars zooms by overhead W know lf must be flown by that lnternatlonally famous test prlot RALPH SHAW After say mg goodbye to Jeanne my attentxon IS dx rectly caught by a huge blllboard srgn advertrs mg the spectacular new Dog Show at the Arena for whlch TONI MARTIN IS the head trainer The swn board was obvxously made by that great commerclal artxst WALTER BARTELS whose umque style IS famous the country over As I start my red convertrble I notice xt IS low on gas and drive to the nearest filllng statxon The attendant comes out and who should rt be but NEVILLE FROHWITTER who has sxmllar statuons all over St Louls Nevnlle tells me that he hadn t been feelmg well for a wh1le unt1l he took some of the new serum mvented by master mrnd Doctor TOM HADDOCK Oh' look who s dr1v1ng up now MARY JIM HOPTON wlth her husband and thenr large famlly They must have come ln from therr farm to do some shopplng ln the c1ty Leavlng the gas statnon I do not notlce a brg truck whxch has to swerve suddenly m order to keep from hlttmg me An angry drlver yells some thmg about women drxvers out the wmdow and I recognrze KURT HERRMANN who IS brmgmg some of hls prrze cattle xn to market from hns large ranch Smllmg and glvmg my apologles to Kurt I contlnue on my way to lunch After parkmg my car I meet CAROL LIGHT and NANCY COON just commg out of Famous Barr Carol IS kept busy !'3lSlDg her lnttle gurls to be old maxds she says' Nancy now a grade school teacher looks rather trred When I ask her what IS vsrong she answers that she has a real problem chlld ln her class and he makes teachmg very hard for her He has already been treated by two emxnent St Lours psychratrrsts JANE HART and DAVID RYAN but they could do nothlng for htm Even the world s foremost psychologlst BOB GREEN trulv a second Freud just shook h1s head when he saw the boy I tell Nancy that she has all mv sympathy and lnquxre whether they know anythlng new They reply they have just had lunch wrth HELEN CLARK who IS a busy soclal worker at an orphans home BOB LaRICO they hear IS at present ln the deepest depths of darkest Afrlca on a safarx huntmg rabblts DON OSCARSON IS a mlssxonary 1n Sweden helpmg to tram young athletes Carol tells me how a water prpe broke floodmg thexr basement last mght and her husband had to call rn JIM AKE who owns one of the best plumbxng concerns ln town A very drstm gurshed lookmg gentleman passes by us on hrs way out the door It IS GUY KELLER retlred multl mxllxonalre and mechanlcal engxneer Nancy and Carol leave and on my way up rn the elevator I hear my name called and turn to see AGGIE FIESER whom I know to be the Presrdent of the St Louls Women s Welfare Club She tells me that her husband and therr three chlldren are all fine and are gomg to Kxel Audrtorlum tomght to see the world celebrated trumpet player DAVE HITCHINGS who coaches an all star basketball team as a sndelme Wrth her she has a copy of thrs week s Lzfe and notlclng some of the beautlful 1llustrat1ons I look to see who rs the head of the art d partment to find that rt IS RICHARD SAD LER As Aggre IS on her way to lunch too we go mto the tea room together she shows me some thlngs of interest 1n the maga71ne There IS a pxcture of LAURA BROCKMEYER at the pnano rn Carnegne Hall an artxcle about the star professxonal football player RUSS STRONG and hxghllghts of the 1960 Olym pxcs at whlch JACKIE ELDERS IS leadmg all other women contenders Two models tramed by BETTY BOUGHTON the fashlon ordmator for Famous Barr come nn to show LS the latest styles Havmg lunch across from us IS BARBARA SCHMIDT who calls over her greetmgs and remarks that her doctors practice IS takmg up most of her txme Durmg lunch Aggle and I dlscuss the wonders of the magnlficent trans oceamc brrdge recently de srgned and constructed by that exceptxonal c1v1l cngmeer TOM BERNERO and the success of the brand new Umted Worlds buxldmg for whxch ROCKY APPEL was the contractor I leave Aggle and go mto Woolworth s for some more paper on whnch to wrnte my story This drme store IS one of the cham all across the 4Contmued on pag 553 Seuenleen l . 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XX lIx1l'l Joan Cjonxmx Charlrs I-loxu uond Ram Don Vkugll PM Cross Ilnhard Hargllr Lrrx Husghrs lll Pnu Dons Rhla Ronald Alhgrur Irml ld'lU1l11LI nrd Rmm ln.. rn mg, d ull r l31rh1r1Inqllhard Don Dodson anrl lirmnon D1 If Rnhnds loan Qlhroldgr Brad Qusmm ourth Ro x Lrn Hnrrmann Jagkn Barham lohn I Lnnlston C arol Putman Bob Bmqrllr NV1lda Adams Howard Hawnw Kathx Kunt7 1111 ON Pranus Hull hrrx Drbandl Dorm Oasgoxgnf. Andx Dunlap SINYILX Parka Don Slhnudlr Bury l ou R1 lx D1 Is Dsnarson Sn.1l1Rovx Harold Hardln C1511 Sxlllllll Charlw Arthur Qhxrlq NIor1t7 l Ury Sadlgr Pal Bum lm Hrrelhfirld lhllmm Xlanur Hounsom lrm Mmslr loan R k r Prob 'Vl1lls rghth Row Ann Hysmllh Su Vhbgr Qu Wxneku Sylua Casbgrg Nlarx Jam Xlbnrter lonlta Oxuns Carol: Lymh Xgms Dunlap Vlarx Nux andu' HOME ROONI OFFIC IRS N IIN K IX -XI kl Xlilx aiu lr usul r Dolils L uc on IINI K -X FN Nilvil Xl Xl NIR Il xx XICCORHIK Ix IT. ': -r 'O -, I' 1 . S ': ', . f 1 . 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'Iommy Helton Nancy Frrnk Pat Mallovs Mary Johnson Dolores Drebold Bermce Wcyrauch Nancy Agnew Thrrd Row Beverly Vlclnms Kay Justlce Melba Carlson Pat Brunmg Carolme Horn Beverly Elders Barbara Smrth Terry Wrlllamson Alan Gould Drck Eyler Joanne Robertson Grace Nogelsang Fourth Row Lrnda Umphenour Carolanne Stopp Sherry Doran Jacque Torbert Esther Nre Betty G3SCOlg1 l2 Rrchard Zmgre NVrllram Schweer Sxdney Hoskms Ronal Smrth Harold Stark Frfth Row Eddy Relder Ronald Seeger Charles Dayton Laurxe Weller Barbara Wolff D vrd Hack Rrcky Oppelt Ray Booker Brll Boughton Jrm Weber Not Shown Pat Jacobson Vvanda Krlburn HOME ROOM OFFICERS lresrdenl BEX I R13 L1 DI RS Bll I Bout H'lON I :ca Prcszdenl DlCI'x PII I IRT SIDNLX HOSKINS Serremru Treasurer BOB ASHI OCK RONAI SMITH Spa nsors MISS RLTH PULLIANI VIISS IWARGARET KEYNNEY Twenty-four 1rsI vu Inll muh Inm mu 1 onnm lm I sro NH 1 lx x us II lmws R 1 lru n Ron X nndu I RUUII Ruta Boshms Surah Slmps n Ruth D nhl ld HIlLn Hounsom .lu1I lnws I XXIlIr fxrol Pus lomn Roh YISOH ru Row TLYITIL o Ins r III TIIIUH X n ns rmr r mmn llnda Lf Orulh 1I7s1n Ir 1 WIIYTILILI I III I rmnx ommx I In Bob lxo N lrddx H Inn I I I I In ross Inu S oss IX UI l WU M'QI'l!LU006! p SCAOOX OI'CAQ:5fl a Composed of both clcmcntarx and hxgh school pupll rhI Bnntxxood Publxc Schools Orchnstra hws grown IO 40 members Ihls mar II 19 dxruud hx Nlr Nlontqomcry T lohn son Ihmnntarx musu mstrurtor As a rIsulI ol mon fnqunnt rahearslls Ihms u lr Ihn ornhnstra h1s also lmnascd IIS numbnr ol puhllg pnrlormmrrs lhur first publxc appcirlncc was or' thu Qhnsrmas program In Dxcemher uhxch was Iolloxud hx Ih+. Flrmennrx NIUSIC Concc I on 'Xpnl l-l fXIIv.r IIDFLSLYIIIDQ Bnntu ood In Ih L cstm dnlsxon at IlI 'SI louls Cxountx 'Vlusu P stual IhI orchrstra mldm Its hnal up puranu durmq rommrnurmm xuck Tu.en!u fre l ' RI 2 RI .' S ' , ll' 'Ih S ' l , .l l. . SI. p'lil. C l' Gal lx-rI. 'nj J .I c. .. I' io: Fill J il.- Scc. d ' X I . lyc . ' . . v , i' 1 X' 5 . cl' h ,. '. Su' wx ... fu. . c. . 'l'hi ' Czflll ' ' ' H sk' . Pm hl l B l l.arr,' llinnxsto . Xl. h.1ll lu I Xl , .lol I ' . f Alcx- and' , ' 'lf ' 51' . Cnrcl KI ll.1rIwl'l Xl' 'h'll .l 1' llivrcc. 'll ' KLA: ll ' hl '. ' llx I . IN I in plc ur' l'r'l li .1rI. Rail Su m.1n lla! Cr Richard l lschcr. xlfl ' l YH ' A Il II.l o ll IC , V L A A V A A- H 1 x 'I I W v A C or'h I ' V .l . . ' , 1' . . . KL' l' , ' 1 . 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Gradt Gradt Grade Grade l 2 3 4 5 7 Iuxnlq ev n I'8l'llLU00 Enlentafy Sc oo! 1 Twenty-eighf 2407 Brcntvx ood Boulcx ard Brentwood l7 Mrssourx lrznc1p.1I 'Vlr I-Iarrrson lf Duggcr I cache rs 'Vlrss lVl1ss 'X rs Vlrs Vllss Mrss Vlrss 'Vlaxrm Schnudrr Gladys Birlou Vvmna Vl Etlxrton Vla garnt Wlnks Barbar E Ingold Ellzabeth Slovenskx Josephmc McGrath Enrollment 187 lxlndergartcn Gmdn Grlda Grade Grade Grade Grade 6 fi - ' r , l ' if O!IOl4U2I'tLLl'Q Anielltafg Sc L00 8616 Rose Brentwood 17 Mxssourx Enrollment 97 Prznczpal Mr James P Smlth Teachers Mrs Gladys G Jones Kmdergarten and Grade 1 'Vhss Hardy Havwood Grade 4 and 5 Mrs Lucrlle Martm substltutmg for Mrs Stewart Twenty nmc , cf I f Mrs. Willie Belle Stewart ,.l4AA ..,. . .Grade Z and 3 lL':1.'L, Z1 1 I 1fQtf0 L S ull! lf HCIIXIULS had us on 1 bntur road through l1fL as me recall KVh1lc the lczcflc rucms supremely And circa! funn wha spzas In our heurls than suclls the nauvc lor clcur Brantuoocz' Hzuh li o . lo Ch IIQS Th' variou cxtra-curric .' activ' ics make for full harmony of school lifes. Qui' i 1 'x 3 I 4 . . I ' I A ' Tl ' I ar-:Sify Qaida! Opening the season against Coyle, Bob Sweeney's charges came through with the first victory in football history at B. H. S. When Coyle left the field they had been handed a Z6-12 defeat. Jerry Durham, Don Oscarson and Russ Strong KZ! scored the Eagle t.d.'s. The following Saturday. the Eagles faced Principia of the A. B. C. League. Playing with- out fullback Kurt Herrmann, the Eagles couldn't get started and lost 7-O. Holding a Maplewood team, that was re- ported the best in the history of the school, to a scoreless first half, the Eagles were dealt some bad breaks in the second stanza to lose 19-O. The next two games were real thrillers with the Eagles capturing both of 'them. VVith Monte Shomaker scoring late in the game, the Eagles defeated Ferguson l2-6. At St. Charles the B.H.S. linemen lSeeger, Schaeperkoetter, Kelly. Oscarson. Short and Akel. held the Pi- rates for 16 downs inside their own IO yard line. The Eagles had to holdgnnal score B. H. S. 12, St. Charles 7. Normandys Vikings defeated the Eagles Zl- O, but the Eagles came back against Lutheran to win I9-6. Ashlock, Herrmann and Dur- ham scored for B. H. S. The Hnal three games were played against superior opponents with Brentwood losing to Wellston '53-6, Ritenour 29,0 and closing the season against undefeated Clayton 2046. Coach Sweeney said that the Eagles played one of their best games losing to Clayton. Don Oscarson was chosen All District Hon- orable Mention, while Russ Strong was elected Prep Player of the VVeek in the Star-Times. l'irst Row: Donald Franz. Jim Ake. Ted Short. Charles Howe. Mickey l.ee. NValter Seeger. Bob Schaeperkoetter. Don Oscarson. Bill Mitchell. Second Row: Coach Don Burt. Richard Sadler. Jimmy Hill. Bob Green. Jerry Durham. Russ Strong. Monte Sho- maker. Kurt Herrmann. Bill Ashlock. Bob Klein. Tom Bernero. C-mach Bob Sweeney. Third Row: Terry NVoltxberger. Jan Hirschheld. Larry Sadler. Dave Horn. Buddy Harman. Richard Schweer. Milton Hoskins. Jim Hoag. Not shown: Les Ladon. Pat Kelly. Kurt Herrmann and Don Oscarson are the retxrlng co captaxns and Monte Shomaker and Bob Schaeperkoetter are next year s co captams Returnmg lettermen are Schaeperkaetter Ladon Kelly Short Shomaker Durham Mrtchell Hxll and Horn Coach Bob Sweeney havmg Hmshed h1s second year as Brentwoods grxd mentor has greatly added to the progress of Brentwood s athletlcs Along wlth coachmg the team to the most suc cessful season m the hxstory of football at th1s school he developed sportsmanshlp and faxr play mn the players Brentvsoods eleven were never sand to be drrty players and many coaches and officrals sand that B H S boys had thc most hustle of any team 1n the dxs tr1ct Vlr Svneenu attended Mxssourx Umversxty and St Louls UHIYQISIIY He went to the Sugar Bowl vuth M U rn 1942 and was understudy to Vlxssourls great Al1Amer1can center Darold Jenklns At St Louls U he was a star centtr and was selected to play rn the annual All Star team at the end of the season arrufg Joofgaf EAGLE VARSITY Oscarson Schaeperkoetter Seeger Ladon Kelly Short Ake Shomaker Durham Herrmann EAGLES Coy le Prmclpla Vlaplewood Ferguson St Charles Normandy Lutheran XVellston Rrtenour Clay ton lVl1tchell Hoag Sadler Schweer Howe Hrrschfield 98 R Sadler Hoskms Harmon Hoe scher R H B FOOTBALL C Franz Horn Wolfsberger Klem Cureen H1 ORES Thex Thzrlu lL1r C F ' V , .,.. 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' 6 Z0 HELEN CLARK .ploofgaf prom Thrrty four nl bt first annual Brcntyy ood Football Prom yy as btld on Noytmbcr 23 1949 Undtr mlr rortd football decoratlone ID tht Brtntyyood gym couplts sxy ayccl to tht musxc of Bonmt Ross and bts orchtstra Tbls utnt was soon so1td by tht l0-U9 50 football squad and lctttr c ub yuth Coath Robtrt Syutmy as faculty adustr Tht cllmav of tht utnlng camt yylun Vlxss l-ltltn Clark rttlrxng uttn of 1948 49 croyyntd Nllss Jam Dtbandt uccn ot the Football Prom Vllss Lonnxc 'I homasstn FIYSI Maud and MISS Nancy Bostht Second Vlald compltttd tht royal court Nlonrc Shommktr Xxmy Bos hc lxurt Hcrrmmn lxnt Dtlundl H l Clark Don Os xrson lonnit lhomtvstn Pool Schnptrkotll r faffvf -'Y I .LLM lf! ,264 K7 , , . V i 'X 1 3 I 4 ' 1 V v 3 I -H ' f .. C 3 . 1 V ' I -' ' A y 'yy xv v 1 , 1 . Q ' , . l , . . I . A y u V -v - ' u v -- l . n .ta .L . A ..l 1 . Lln 1 . ff- . . , ' t,.'. 7 , .' ' ' C. lln luur Club I9 composnd ol boxs who lun rlcuud llturs through p1rl111p1t1or1 111 'lll'llLllL9 T l111r lug, proud xx as ilu go sponsor 1n of ths. Grst 1nnu1l l-ootb1ll lrom 1n lNmLmbLr lmx sclndulnd boxs blskntball 1ntr1murals Nlr lxnops lumors won bx dl fl Img thy 91111019 IU ilu final gamn onhgs Sxulnu url ollfffef Cf A S URN Url Lrrmlnn Um LIDLIU 1 An 1 L C run QOH Bob Sxxunu 1 cnd Rovx 1 I1 c n ani X 1 gr 8151.1 lllll lx R1h 31d Thlrlu h 1 I H X X. U I Q , 1 L . . l w 1 - 1 ' 1 - 1 . , ' , , Cf f :B . U 1111 li 'ii K ll- . . 'l' B ' . Bill :X-hl11qk,lD'n Owns: l'u11l1 Scl7.1'purlm'tlu. llwlw 1 1' . ' . 'll STI ': B'Il Sli 'h ll. Do l3r V.lL' fc 1'. f A u. 'c ler. amilg gazilvfgaf Ermshmg up the most successful season wltnessed at Brentu ood l-lxgh the Eagle basket ball squad entered the Class B State Tourna ment at Sprmglield MlS4Ouf1 Brentwood earned the rxght to represent St LOUIS an the state tourney by uxnnmg the sub regronal and regional trtles A decnslve vxctory over St Erancls Borgla of Washxngton Mxssourx 51 39 at Concordla Semxnary brought the Eagles the sub regxonal t1tle Earller rn the meet the B lovung week the team traveled to Umon lVlxs sourl and captured the regional crown wxth a 36 34 wm over Elvms At Sprmgneld Wm ston proved easy prey for the hxgh flying Eagles The score mdxcated thls as rt read 59 46 However the next game wasnt so easy Ozark the eventful state champxon proxed to be Brentvnood s undoxng as they dropped the Eagles from further eompetntnon wxth a 50 37 uetory Led by the famed double post comblnatlon of Captam Dave HlfChlngS and Bob Re1ter the team ended the season wlth a 21 9 record Dau and Bob both recened recognxtron for the1r fine work by be1ng named on the second Al1D1str1et team Also at the conclusxon of the state meet Hntchmgs vsas named to the All State Class B second team The other three boys who made up the usual Starting five were Don Oscarson a great rebounder along wnth Hxtchmgs and Rexter and Bob LaR1co and Monte Shomaker the two ball handlers of the team Russ Strong and Bob Jones were the reserves used most frequently Other sub stltutes were Jxm I-'olmes Don Fran? Bob Schaeperkoetter .hm Drake Don Wolfsberger and Tom Bernero A BASKETBALI TEAM Fxrst Row Russ Strong Monte Shomaker Bob Renter Daxe Hntehnngs Don Oscarson Bob LaR1co Bob Jones Second Row Coach Don Burt Don Fran7 Bob Schaeperkorter Tom Bernero Bull Mxtchell Dave Horn Jnm Holmes Jlmmle Drake Don Wolfsberger Walter Seeger Manager Thirty sux I I . 3 3 1 ' I ' I - , . x . . ' Y V. . - 1 . Q i - x. . . , . ' V X 3 ' I A 7 - I . D ' 4 I I V L -A B q i l I-I. S, team won three straight games. The fol- . V. l I - 1 V V Y ' . lhe Prgles placed rn the Suburban league rree wrth Eye wrns and flye losses lerguson 'Xlaplewood Wlellston St Charles and Rrten our proyed easy for the Fagles whrle Nor mandy Clayton lxrrkw ood Unryersrty Crty and XVebster defeated Brentwood ln the an nual Suburban League Tourney U Crty was defeated rn the quarter finals Thrs vrctory was sweet reyenge 'rs the Eagles had prevrously ost to the lndrans Then rn the semr frnals Nor mandy won a close game from the Eagles but the boys came back to take thrrd place wrth a 53 44 wrn oyer Clayton Coach Don Burt former player at Kansas Vlrssourr and Cape Grrardeau State College lours drstrrct thrs year Although only rn hrs second year as a coach Burt has earned the respect of the players as well as the communrty for hrs knowledge of the game and hrs frne leadershrp The followrng boys wrll be back next sea son Bob Rerter Nlonte Shomaker Bob Jones Don Franz Bob Schaeperkoetter Jrm Holmes .lrm Drake and Don Vyfolfsberger Rerter the teams leadrng scorer wrth 449 pornts w as elected captarn fer 1950 1951 'lhe team scored 1535 pornts durrng the season for an ayerage of 51 17 per game The opponents scored 1166 for an ayerage of 38 86 pornts per contest The startrng qurntet had an oyer all ayerage of 57Q on free throws whrle the teams accuracy from the field w as recorded at 29 CHQ 6lI'ffl VARSITY BASKET BAll RPCORD Brentw ood Brentw ood Brentw ood Brentw ood Brentwood Brentwood Brentwood Brentwood Brentwood Brentw ood Brentwood Brentw ood Brentwood Brentwood Brentwood Brentw ood Coyle Soldan Cleyeland Burroughs Bayless Normandy U Crty Hancock Wellston Webster l-erguson St Charles Maplewood Rrtenour Krrkwood Clayton NORMANDY CHRISTMAS TOURNEY Brentwood 67 Rryervrew Brentwood 39 Vklellston Brentw ood 4 U rty Brentwood 42 Normandy Brentwood 53 Clayton rl hrrd Place SUB RFGIONAL 'IOURNEY 80 Pattonvrlle 58 Burroughs 62 St Peters 51 St Francrs Brentwood Brentwood Brentw ood Brentw ood larrst Place RECIONAI 'IOURNLY 4Unron Nlor 49 XVent1yrlle 4-1 leaelwood 3 Flyrns Brentw ood Brentw ood Brentw ood lhrrst Place STAT L TOLRNEY 4Sprrng6eId Xflo 49 XVrnst0n Brentwood 37 Ozark D0 Brentw ood IFAN1 RECORD Won 21 lost 9 fhrlusen ,' ,. ,' Q A ,, A.. 1. ,X ' - f 62 , - 15 H ' ' 61 25 lf' ' ' A 4 f 32 38 ,, .L , , 4 U 'e , V 56 40 I ,. . . . T . ' . ' . ' '. g 36 4 .41 I . , , , I ,l , . 28 . ' ' 38 y 49 45 1' 1 1 ' ' ' . 443 r 34 . , 4 ' , , , ' ' ' r 45 52 I 74 ' 51 A Y 4 ' ' 'l , , 53 , 4 37 , - U , - . 1, - 47 4,39 ' 77 ' - 37 e s s V 1 ' ' f ,. 46 - , 56 ' ' , .31 , , , ' ,.,, 40 was one of the youngest coaches in the St. WEBSTER SUBURBAN 'fOURNAMENT - ' ' ' ' ' - ' ' V . 4 .C , ,35 , L V , , , Q 44 1 4 44 U 1 , . ' , .. 31 ' ' , 43 3 ', ' A ' . f H , . 34 . ' . 4 '. ' .39 ' fl 1 ' - ' ' f ' ' 21 - ' ,- 34 1 ' ' ' ' ' 1 H ' ' 6 - 'I . 1 1 1, E 'T ' ' 1 ,. -1 ' L 1 V ' 46 lnrst Rom lddxe Ryder Carlos Schweer Ronald Smxth Dlek lyler Bud Susman Bob Ashloek Hosknn Rodney Susmmn lN1pl1t7rnger Ronny Seeger Kaalefgaf Wrtla a team composed almost entrrely of mexperlenced fellows the B squad won three games whrle droppmg thrrteen Many games were close as the opposltron had to come through wxth a last mmute rally to wm How ever these games wm or lose prove to be ln yaluable as fas as experrence rs concerned The llrst Roxy Jerry Debandt Vwlanagerl Mill OI Kdfietgaf Playmg rn the annual St Charles Jumor Hrgh School Inyrtatlonal Tourney for the sec ond year the Junlor Eagles of B H 9 brought home the brg first place trophy Last years team vyon the thrrd place trophy Brentwood met Chammade m the finals and won ln an oyertnme 57 56 Srd Hoskms paced the scorers yyrth 33 pomts Srd was presented the tourney cup as the most outstandmg player He ayer aged over l9 pomts for the games played The usual startmg lme vyas Booker Ashlock Seeger Hosklns and elther Keller Kenney or Smith Other fellows on the squad that sau metxon were Eyler L1t7s1nger Rerder Schweer and Qusman Bert lmse and llm Nrchols eoaehed the team knovyledge gamed wrll benefit each member for future stardom on the yarsrty The usual startmg fiye were Jerry Durham and Dave Burns at forward Brad Susman leadrng scorer for the team at center and 'Vlrckey Lee and Drck Oscarson held down the guard posrtrons Substrtutes who savy actnon we e Duck Rrchards Errc Herrmann George Wrlson Arden Burkhardt Terry NVolfsberger Jrm Hrll and Jerry Debandt Second Row Rrehard Haegler Drck Oscarson Errc Herrmann Mrekey lee Duck Rxchards Terry XVolfsberger Arden Burkhardt Thlrd Row Coaeh Bob Sueeney Jxm Hull Brad Susman Dayxd Burns Jerry Durham George Vklrlson Thirty-eight C Y- I 4 4 7' . H X . v y ' . . . e. T j v V! . 7 V I 4 l 3 V x . . l . Y! I - ' I H 3 Y' I I V h D 1 ' 3 I 1 I V - K 1 U l X YD 5 I I ' D li I A l I 3 I 1 ' B 3 X Y ' ' . l l Y 1 I I l X. D hx y , -. , , , .. x .. x . . 4. A , e . . , , e . . V- I ' v , ' .1 ' ' '. Second Row: Dave Keller. Ray' Booker, George Kenney. Sid 4 S' u v AN - 6 I 4' -4 x ' r Swv 2 I Y 'I I I i I I V . . V . , l . . v Y 1 . A ' . . . . . V . , . . . . 1 r . . . , . . , . V v 7 1 7 I 9 Y A . i . . . i' ,: , A , V ' ve - - - sv ' ' ' V' - ' PHC Hav1ng one of the best track teams 1n recent years the Brentwood Eagles part1c1pated erght track meets countxng the two state meets on March 25 and May 6 Other large meets rncluded the Clayton lnvrtatronal rn whrch Brentwood placed fourth 1n a field of n1ne teen schools and the Class B D1str1ct Meet Maplevsood St Charles Krrkwood and Clay ton prov1ded the competrtron 1n dual meets Don Oscarson co captam of the team re cerved many honors for hrs skrll rn pole vault mg Recognrzed as the best vaulter 1n the dlS tr1ct Don vson second place at State Indoor tronal and Maplewood Relays The last tvxo ment1onal were both on the same day qurte a feat' As th1s book goes to press the State Outdoor Meet has not been run but no doubt Don wrll come through for B H S The fast men who make up the relay teams and run the dashes are Kurt Herrmann the other co captarn B111 Conzelman Bob Schaeper koetter Jrm Evans Bob Green and B111 M1tche11 Conzelman has been clocked at 23 Z 1n the 220 yard dash one of the better marks 1n the area Herrmann Oscarson Horn Ashlock Green and Schaeperkoetter took care of the field ew ents for the Eagles Oscarson and Horn were the hrgh jumpers both clearrng over 5 feet 7 xnches B111 Ashlock and Bob Schaeperkoetter both threw the shot and drscus w1th Herrmann and Green the broad jumpers 880 yard dash races These were very capably handled by Don Franz Gene Pearl and Mrchael Pearl Don turned 1n one of the best trmes rn the 880 when he toured the course rn 7 10 Hrs trmes on the mxle were always near the 5 00 mark wrth Gene Pearl rrght behmd l1rstRovt B111Ash1ock Bob Schaeperkoetter B111 1-rrst Row Kurt Herrmann B111 Ashlock B111 Con7elman Kurt Herrmann Don Oscarson Con7elman Bob Schaeperkoetter Don Oscarson Second Row Coach Bob Sweeney Don Fran? Second Rovs Coach Bob Sweeney Mrchael Pearl M1cl'ael Pearl Bob Green B111 M1tchel1 Bob Green Don Fran7 B111 M1tchcl1 Forty , ' ' in f 1 I Y ' y Y- U I V I 9 and mst at the HBH District, Clayton hwira- Last but surely not least were the mrle and , ' V . QIA pAg:ilCd! g76!llCdlL0I1 hlhe girls physical education department began an carly vcar of actiuty Sports of in dividual and group participation were popular in classes and in after school activities Group sports rated higher because they accomodatcd the greater majority Participation in soccer Held ball basketball volleyball and softball proved wholesome not only in the physical arca of school life but with the social and moral output These phases were exemplified in intramural and interscholastic competition Popular also were the individual sports of fered to some gym classes Tumbling was heartily received by the eighth grade while th upper class girls enjoyed the technique of thc nation s popular individual sports of tennis and badminton. One highlight of the year came when eight of thc outstanding girls in thc dcpartmtnt and thc school wtrt chostn to rcprcscnt B. H. S. in a Play Day 'II Capt Girardeau Start Col- ltgt on April l5. 'X'-Q., :fly ,wguyiiiysanniii GIRLS VOLLEYBALL LFreshman and Sophomoresj First Row Miss Dat Broun Dons Rhea Nadint IaGarce Dons Gascoigne Charlotte Groce Darlene Brunette Dixie Gardner Sc ond Row Carol Tison Carole Lynch Frances Hill Delores Nelson Phyllis Elliott Shirley Dcimeke Third Row Barbara Engelhard Mary Newander B ty lou Rck Dorna Wenlzel Shirley Russell Nedra Riddle Fourth Row Veleda Gibson Pat Schmidt vofeg B I GIRI S VOI LEYBALL fVarsityJ first Row Mary Ann Dunlap laura Broclimeyer Second Row: Barbara Brown, Lois Bernard. Barbara Schmidt. Irene Oliver, Lonnie Thomassen, Third Row: Jane Debandl. Donna Wenlzel, Helen Clark. Dian Keller. Miss Pat Brown. Jan Bradley. Sally Padon. Norma Booker. IJOFILI-flL'0 GIRLS VOLLEYBALL Uumors and Semorsj First Row Barbara Broun 'Vlary Ann Dunlap Barbara Schmidt Second Row Carolyn Shelfler Yvonne Hug Peggy I-Iarkms Jean XValsh Betty Boughton Jackie Elders Third Row Lonnie Thomassen Cynthia Callaway Dorothy Engel h rd Miss Pat Brown Carol Light Tom Martin Helen Clark Jeanre Hey Fourth Row lNorma Booker Jane Deband! hancee lxrone Elma Day Barbara Pittman Fifth Row Irene Olner Dee Gates Sally Padon Laura Bro kmeyer Lois Bcrnard Jan Bradley The 1950 volleyball season was met with great enthusiasm as the feminine gender of the B. H. S. student body came out 100 percent for intramural class and varsity participation. The sophomores won a close race in the I. M. s while the class teams played successfully against Affton, Kirkwood and Ritenour. The climax of the season came at the U. City tournament. where our representative varsity team rated No. 4 in the 16 county schools, 558 SOPHONIORI 9 1 sz uv ores e son l .1 rain Shirl y I re-mek N snag r Vliss Pat Brown ale Parker Chirlolt ro eond Rom lat Schmxdr Dian Ke er ue X loll Third Row Barb1r.1 Haidocle Darlene Btu no tc N drm R1 dl Fourth Rus llizabeth lxu nigsteld Phyllis El xo! Nl rxbeth Co 1 N ARSITY Sl-NIORS Irs! r een .xr 1 1 1u Brock 1 r ro 1 lois B rnar Second Row Jickic Llders Agnes 1 ieser Llma Day Jean Walsh Third Row Birbara Schmidt Nancee Krone Jeanie Hey ourth Rows n Bradley T ni Xlarrn r 1 on s Thomassen Xxonne Hug rcrnd Rou e1rb1r1 ehmidr e.1n NX ilsh ren Oluer Lois B rnard JUNIORS 1 sr ow r 1. ner aptain Caro 1n ihefller lcnme Thomns n Peggx Hirkm Second Row Jane Debandt P I F rr o Englehard Rita lxoenigsfeld Thxrd Row Cynthia Ca awax Yan -Xnn Dunl p Yvonne Hug Xhriann loerrn r Fourth Rove B rry Green 9.1111 Padon Bar barn Brown 1 I1 ow 1r1e1n lck e C xres Norml Booletr Jun Nl1rr1n id Row J1c1 Elders Birbara Haddoelx Cyn! 11 Calla v1a1 liura Bro kme er urth R 11 Darlen Brurot Sally Padon Nlarybcrh Coffy 1 f a 'Rx-qxxx Basketball came to B H S on the feminine side of the gym this year To open the season on February 4 Webster Groves entertained the County schools with a play day Brentu ood sophomores came through with the only win of the day by defeating Webster From then on it was a continuous battle with such tough competitors as Bayless Fairview Kirkwood Clayton Principia and Ritenour Captained by Delores Nelson the sophomores won two out of three of their games with Dian Keller piling up the greatest number of points The juniors won three of their four games with their greatest triumph over Principia in a sur- prise upset, with Captain Irene Oli1er pouring in sexen points. The seniors had a rough year. tying one of their four games. The absence of Captain Helen Clark from two games presented a handicap for the team. Fur! LJ -Ihre-ee 1 S'l'Al-l llrxt lltu Xlts lxrralne .Nlwurx 4.ulx'iwrl lcui Nlalliu .lan l5r.xJlex, Naiitte Krone. Cartl light llurlaw 'llzrmas Nttvtul Raw Klart' :Kun litinlap, lt-is liernnrtl. X'l.trgieiiir.2rtl1t'r. Jane l7eb.imlt. llilen Clark .lt..n Xlarlin. llegpx' llarkins Nancy Basil: lane Hart l hull lit v. Xlwnte Slivnialwr Run Strun 1 the sponsorship of Mr. Edwards. the council u 'C 6 t consists of two members from each home room. L Cl n Cl This group that meets once a week was chosen Seeking news. writing. typing and organizf ing material are a few of the varied tasks of a staff member. His ultimate aim is to produce the best yearbook in B. l-l.S. history, and at the same time publish the monthly paper. The Eagletf' sgguclenf Counci The Student Council of I9-19-50 is headed by President Don Oscarson, Vice-President Bob Jones. and Secretary Betty Boughton. Under S'I'L'DlQN'l' l z-1 lit .s l.X:1w trans llxiykttt tw-tt lltixx nt-zglittri ilmii lx l:.1ii-t.-N: N tart? lltu llck lxler llitl. Usrnrttiv. liratlltx Nusman lib .ltnts llffztits l xlJ fxtflti Xlr ltluarts, .lerre llebantll Xtt slitan Il 1 Ez Ill E!! ill Ill azz an IR Iii l l ,.,. to advise on matters which are of general con- cern to the school and student body. Among the many things accomplished this year were the adoption of a school creed. and the designing of a school crest and flag. The Creed is: lVe the students of Brentuxood High School pledge fellowship and loyalty In order' to promote the welfare cmd equality for which our school stands. Many times the council was presented with difficult problems but was able to function efliciently and effectively throughout the year. COUNCII. N.-ifx lla-1-.2. rtl li-slr lil-il'.x1.t ll-v-ur' Nli. :rx ldtiran ' lltv Maru- :- Ria- t lg XI.xi'l. lit-liuziu lint llrskizi- i tw '. l'r i:' . t .. ... H013 pf CAMERA CLUB SPANISH CLUB i'irxl lifux Bull ftmnlilman Ytnev livinlft, Xlisx Xlirrim Npratt isp-vu-wrt, Xltee Sottthtnl sm-.1 1. it xtf t...t tt.r1.nm.m r.p.r.wfi, .l...- xx'.'.t..ff 1.-5-.1 Pt-n 'Nl'-lfc' VW H '1 N'-H ' NJN' feet muff- lttthmt sim- mt-ul K.-11.-1 tt.m.i1.t llustt-tl tm,-.1 ttf.. N.-Hale 1-mint-.ti.-1 'loin H...tt1.r.l. c..-.sw u'..,.:, tw.- llaxtwi liuv lxeller 6lI'l'l8l'6l Taking. developing, and printing pictures along with discussions on the parts of a camera have been the chief activities of the members of the Camera Club. Many of the members have taken up photography as a hobby due to the interest stimulated by this club. Officers: President, Tom Haddock: Vice- President, Cieorge Ward: Secretary-Treasurer, Bill Conzelman: Sponsor, Mr. Carl Haldiman. E 3 R. EE 3 O3-'DSE ?O4:1',i,',.i nCmm- -af-Q... 3- wnmgl- G Q,,5'E'.gTm an 31: SVWGSS cEEif.'.UQ5' rw-'3-in,-,D' aww O-IJ . ZNQ ',.,mQC 9-'N '-1:51+X.pU G ..- ..t7Q OD g:'OwNf:3' wifi S UQ'-1 ' r'a'Of'jD :.. 055mm g3,'3.oQQ.. D..-.Om va H9-J fm U33- rI6 CJ ,-,fl V1 O50 f'YjA,O '1 553 HPC mpg-F 953.23 -43553 5244? mama- President, Helen Stanford: Vice-President, Nancy Prink: Secretary, Barbara lVliler: Treas- urer, Alice Southard. .,, cm Keeping a rousing school spirit among the students is one of the aims of the Pep Club. The cheerleaders taught new cheers to the club members so they could help introduce them to the student body. During football season one of its projects was selling individual megaphones. The money was used to buy two large mega- phones. Another important activity of the Pep Club was choosing ten candidates for next year's cheerleaders. President, Jim Hoskins: Vice-President. Lon- nie Thomassen: Secretary-Treasurer. Helen Clark. Plgl' CLUB ltrsl Row. 'lhtrmasxen lltrslnlns. Brtztlxrnever. Lvans. Bosche Second Row Parker. Rick. Nelson Holmes Nichol Keller. Hill. Blair llopten. flick Third Row: Hounsom. Schultz lladdoclf.. Bates. ixngelhard Smith. Noecker. Hughes. Diebold Fourth Row Fifth R iw Sixth Raw Kreyliwg. Dunlap. Weyrauch. XX'eber. Schroeder. Recker, Owens Hutsell. Miss Broi r' Clark, fxlnv. Hug Lave-,. f'oll'ee Rhea laCvarce Hvsmith XK'evrauch Parker Sh.tx'er. Ciardner, Drake Nlatl-iev 2 2 5 5 Q 2 Z Z Z - l 1 lla l QFULCQ Presrdent Jan Bradley Vrce Presrdent Jackle XVall Secretary Treasurer Betty Gascorgne Sponsor MISS Margaret Kennev The Servrce Club rs one of our busrest clubs haxmg taken part rn two drrxes March of Drmes and Tuberculosrs The grrls made tray overs and nut cups for the Natronal Red Cross and sent food baskets at Thanksgrung and Chrlstmas to the needy ll'S W fnil lllfllffl l ffl HT xr n B 1 3 N 1 U 1 A 1rg,xrel nn 'H xr x 1 mmf .fd cl Presrdent Bob l1R1co Vrce Presrdent Bob Rerter Secretary Treasurer Bob Jones Sponsor Mr Don Burt The prmcrpal arm of thrs club IS to learn the fundamental uses of first ard treatment The tellows learn to cope wrth mrnor rnjurres and mrs haps that mrght occur arouno the home and school e u 1 e lu u CLl i00l'l lresxdent Srd Hoslelns Xfmce Presldent Ronal gmllli Qecretary l reasurer Ron1ld Seeger Sponsor Mr Nrchols learmng the fundamentals OI nr loonrng I5 the chlef um ol the mr toon club ln so dolng they earn hom to go 'rbout hixlng thexr car toons publxshed as xx ll as hon to dmv them Besrdes learnrnq the irt of cartoonlnq the elub members llso haxe a lot of fun at thelr meetxngs 1. ve m 1 1 xrlm r m 1 e ur 1 n1 fmx e Rmxmu 11 eurlh hu 1 x 1 M e u mm klnx Rume nel KX ber Forlu slr O A ' 1 1- 1 ' 1 A ' 1 1 1 . . 1 . 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Q 'I he large group of Llghty tvso 1n th1s club haxe spent the1r t1me seemg 1nterest1ng and educat1on'1l moves 'l wo of them xx ere The Hlstorx of the lVlot1on l'1cture Camera an Basketball Thr1lls of 48 Ofheers lres1dent Daud Horn Xjlfe Pres1dent J1m l-l1ll Secretary Treasurer J1mm1e Drake Sponsor Mr Lambert Imse 111 111 111 1x 111 r 111 11 m 111 1 11 111 111m r 1r11 turlh 1 1 il m 11 111111 1 lltmax 1 fll 1 111111 1 111 1111 1 1 v1 111 1 rr111 e 1' m urh1m L 1 oms 5 c e l 1111 mretn r1ce l1p r Qlxth Rfu 1 1 1 1 1r h1 1b Crr1v1 ave 1 1 xc 1r Sink lanlew 1 le 1 X Q 11m u 11 Ben r lx rm 0lfLI I'lCL l:5l'l'l The Journahsm Club has been xery actwe th1s year Members sold candy at all Brentwood home foot ball and basketball games Th1s was one of the many ways they ra1sed money to help the annual fund The officers of th1s club are DTLSI dent Russ Strong V1ce Pfesldent LOIS Bernard Secretary Carol ' 1ght vu 1 1 U11 1 Mn tn esh 1v1 1ltm l m l11 1 r 1 1 CLFLCQ Under the gu1dance of Vlr Rod Knop and Xfl1ss Ruth Pulham many young begmners haw. learned the fundamental steps of dancmg Because of the large naembersh1p some of the more adxanced pup1ls haxe taught the less talented mem bers to dance 1 r1 N nllx llr1r lr r llx '31 l1 r ll rn lr1 11r1 Lx1l1 ll 111 l r N le 1 llll lit A lrrb rl N11 Y Uxrr, l1 hx lm ,11111.111 s11,,1 X1 1 11 14 h111e. 1 11 11 Nl 1111 l u rr li A '1 h 1111 811' 11 lixan 5,19 l 11 n ls 1'1 N 1141 11Yl1 '11 l1 111 Xlr l' ,1 Forty-.seven llfSl Roxy Roy Ann Chrps Mary lrances Drake John Pcnmston Bob Mills Yyonne Hug Sue Weber Helen Hounsom Rrchard Shaw Judy laws Second Rove Charles Arthur Arnold Pxerec Bull Pnce Shirley Russell Velcda Grbson Srdncy li skins lmda Aleyander Pat Cross Ca1olFascs Don Drake Marolyn Noecker Mary Nevsander 'Icddy Huston Thtrd Roxy Larry Sadler Lugene Pearl Mxlton Hosknns Bob Ashlock Ed Buller Jrmmy Drake Daye Hutch xngs Norman Rarrsey Rlchard Iamb 'Vlr Johnson CarolKottme1er Mr J McCormick Davld Hack Bob Hut Thelma Manser 41,4 szfw., rem! lurlu ezqht The thrrty sux prece band opened IIS season wxth two assemblxes for the B I-I S student body On Aprrl 4 the band together wnth the grrls glee club presented a concert ln the Brent wood I-hgh School Gym The same two groups gave another concert on May 5 On March 23 the group vyas taken to Col llIlSY1llL Illrnols to hear one of the best bands ln the United States The band partrcnpated ln the St lo s County Festry al Aprxl 27 Z8 and 29 at Web ster Groyes :' ,. 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'1 ' 'L' '. 1 1 V .Q .. ln a fall assembly the dramat1cs class panto mrmed two musrcal selectlons The Baseball Cantata the story of an rmagmary game be tween the Brooklyn Dodgers and the Nevs York Yankees 1nd On a Sunday by the Sea humorous l920 beach scene The actrng of the dramatrcs class choral readxng by speech class and the sxngrng of the Gxrls Glee Club were all combmed rn the presentatxon of an orrgmal Christmas Cantata The Comlng of the Llght The necessrty of God s I lght from the creatxon of the earth to the comlng of Chrxst was portrayed P3Clf:lC Annle Get Your Gun Gentlemen Prefer Blondes and Hlgh Button Shoes plus some popular records were pantomxmed Each number of th1s Nlckleodeon yn as com plete yuth colorful costumes and scenery Clrmaxmg a yery eyentful year was the senxor play lmammg of the Shrew a modern romantxc farce of the Wlllram Shakespeare com I'dl'l'l6lflC pl 0JuCfl0l'lZ5 edv The yarrety of all the characters person 3llIlLS vhrch kept the play so much alrve also made rt a most enjoyable one Pamted costumes and styl17ed scenery vsere used CAST Ol- TAMING OF Tl-ll: Sl-IREW Katharxna Barbara Prttman Petruchro Don Oscarson Blanca Nancy Coon Bob Green Tom Haddock Lucentlo Hortensro framo Dave Ryan Brondella Laura Brockmever Grumro Rrchard Sadler Other characters Jrm Ake Jane Hart Nancee Krone Ton1 Martm Aggre Freser Margre Grrardrer Barbara Schmrdt .lean Walsh Jan Bradley Joyce Perkms Blll Ashlock Tom Bernero Walter Seeger Rocky Appel and Nevxlle Frohwltter Bob Green Don Oscmrson lom Haddock B rbura Pnttman Nan x Coon l mum Bru kmeyer lffzu on Q O 7 Y Y I l 41 V 11 3 'I I KA' L A- 7 V 1 vql a V 1 , , . 4 Y i X ' For a spring assembly selections from South Gfemlo -' A Dave Hltchmgs -1 S ' Y! 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' .U cj . .. ec ffm ' ...- , ...uma 57 eeifiva of gvenfd Sept 12 School doors forced open by hearty students Sept 17 Coyle football game Eagles yyon therr Hrst game rn three seasons 26 12 Sept 24 Eagles lost to Prmcrpra 7 0 Boy that was a thr111er Sept 28 Semor Welcome Dance Welcome and good luck Freshles Sept 29 Poor 111 ole Oscar Maplewood was burned at the bng pep rally then eyery body vyent on a neaty snake dance Sept 30 Eagles held Maplewood to 0 0 nrst half only to lose 19 0 Oct 8 Ferguson Comets hrt by Eagles 12 6 Shomakers touchdown ln closmg mmutes brought vlctory Oct 14 Eagles 11ne held St Charles for 16 dovy ns msrde the 10 yard 11ne as B HS vyon 12 7 Oct 24 Normandy Vrkmgs stop B H S 21 0 Umted Natrons Day observed m classes Oct 29 Eagles stop Lutheran 19 7 ln home commg game Noy 3 4 Mlssourl State Teachers Conven tron fvacatxonl Nov 5 Wellston Trojans overtake Eagles and wm 33 6 Nov 10 Nov 19 Fagles lose to Rrtenour 29 0 Brentwood falls before Clayton 21 Nov 23 Flrst Annual Football Prom held Miss Helen Clark selected ret1r1ng queen crovy ned Mrss Jane Debandt queen for 49 N y 24 25 Thanksgrvmg Vacatlon That turkey vyas mrghty fine D c 2 All school play 'Vly Hearts rn me Hrghlands a great success Dec 6 Eagles trounce Coyle nn basketball sea son opener 62 15 Dec 9 Eagles oyerpower Soldan Bleyyett 61 D c 13 Eagles lose thr1l11ng game to Cleye land Dutchmen 38 32 D e 16 Another Eagle vrctory B H S e feats John Burroughs 56 40 Dec 20 Bayless falls before Brentyy ood 58 41 Dee l Senror rmgs arrlye I Hu Dec 22 Chrlstmas vacation D c 26 31 Normandy Tournament Won from Rnyervreyy lost to Wellston Jan 6 B H S Eagles dropped a thrrller to Normandy Hrgh 36 41 Jan 10 Brentwood lost to U Crty rn league game 38 28 Jan 13 Eagles broke jmx by beatrng Han cock 39 35 Jan 18 PIFSI semester exams began ouch Bug P T A Hoedown and for only 50c Jan 20 Eagles take revenge on Wellston by trampllng them 43 34 B H S GlflS Glee Club heard over statlon KFUO Jan 23 Tom Haddock Don Oscarson and Rxch Sadler partlclpate rn Amerrcan Legron Oratorlcal Contest Jan 24 Webster Tourney Eagles gam revenge beat U Cnty 44 35 Jan 26 Normandy wms thrrller from B H S 44 42 Jan 27 Eagles down Clayton for Consola tron Trophy 53 44 Feb 3 B H S Renter leads scores with 21 pomts as Brentwood romps over St Charles 55 38 Feb 4 Gnrls basketball teams start games m Play Day at Webster Wm one lost two Feb 7 Brentwood Junrors and Sophomores Eagles played Maplewood won 47 39 Feb 10 Eagles slaughtered Rrtenour 77 37 Feb 14 A tough Krrkwood team dropped Eagles 51 47 P S They were second rn state Feb 16 Brentvyood Freshres lgrrlsl downed by Wydovxn Freshxes Feb 17 Greyhounds from Clayton beat Burt men 56 46 rn final regular season Feb 20 Faulty Faculty defeated Sloppy Sen rors m benefit game 36 25 B Drstuct Sub Regional seeond seeded B H S trounced Pattonyrlle 80 31 F b 21 BHS Cnrls Varsxty plays Farrynew loses 35 19 Feb 72 Eagles run oyer John Burroughs 58 43 ln quarter final of Sub Regronal George was born and school yy as out Cont nu ei n 'mag 74 k Y I if D i 3 Y J I 1 l A ' , . e. - - ' . m I M m 1. y I vw In 7' b I V . y V - ' , -- t . V . l l 3 - ' v ' ' 1 r 'I WF. M , , 1 U ' 1 ' ' 7 i x x u 4 V ' u l 4 ' I Y . . - . . . I , - - l . 1 .I ' 1 I - l . , - 6. P. S. They were Suburban Champs. play Bayless in first game, win both. 7 I V - Q l '50, , ' 4 . ' 1 v . V o '. - -- ' ' ' . . P I 4 3. 4 I , D - , . , , e . -4 . 1 ' ' ' tl ' f f - '1 . I V D 1 ' 5 ' 1 DY V I - X h 1- I 'I 3 V ' D 'I - J , . 3 5 . i ! - T 1 . - I V D , YD 4 U' . 'I B ! V , it V' . 'l 25. - 1 ' , P 1 . . . Y, i - Q . 1- 1 x ' ' 1 1 yu- h - . ie . - . . . ' ' ' . ' , ei - ' ' 'Y . . .. d-- ' - ' I - I H A hi 1 ! Y! T - I ' -l K H E I - ' 3 - 1 . , e V v '12 -e'. A '. 1 i c o , e' l Iuqo l'0l'i'l UQQIQ Lols BERNARD ,bid 4f '7uA '7-if' -,WW SLCOND MAID FIRST MAID JEAN WAI SH BRTTY BOUGHTONI F fly Ih ee 26 tl U61 O glllefltif Feb 23 Eagles reach finals dovyn St Peters 62 34 Feb 24 B H S takes nrst place trophy from first seeded St Francis Borgia 51 39 Feb 28 Fagles smear Wentzville in Regional opener at Union Mrssouri 49 21 Mar Z B H S won over Leadwoods Purple Pups in second game of Regionals 44 34 Mar 4 Eagles ve n a close one and take Regionals make a good bid to take state B H S 36 Elvins 34 Mar 9 Brentwood opens at state with victory over Winston 59 46 Mar IO O7ark downs Eagles change for state final by score of 50 37 O7ark becomes State Champs Mar 12 Big parade for Basket Champs in Brentwood Mar 14 Parents hold dinner for basketball boys Each player was presented with a small gold basketball engraved Cham pions 1990 Mar l6 The new cheerleaders are Joan Con way Jim Hoskins Shirley Russell Lon me Thomassen Nancy Bosche Basketball letter awarded to A and B teams rn assembly lVlar I7 Annual St Pat s Dance given by the Jumor class was a big success Mar 25 State Indoor Track Meet at Colum bla Oscarson tied for second in pole vault IQQCLQAF fo S Russ Strong receiy ed Prep Play er of the Week Ave ard sponsored by St Louis Star Trmes Nedra Riddle was selected from the Sophomore class to represent Brentvyood at Jefferson City Barbara Schmidt chosen Good C1t17en of senior class at Brentyeood Don Oscarson Rieh Sadler Tom Haddock took part in the American legion Speech Contest Peg H rkms veon the Dale Carnegie Publle Speaking Scholarship lzltu four onfmue Mar 27 Basketball team giyen dinner by Brentveood Krveanis Club Mar 78 Triangle Track Meet at Maplewood Vlar 30 Twelve girls receive letters for var sity basketball Mar 3l Track Meet at Kirkwood Sopho mores giye Georges Jig Apr 4 Music Concert Apr 6 'Irack Meet at St Charles Apr ll Triangle Track Meet at Clay ton Apr I4 Juniors give another successful dance Apr ID Clayton Invitational Track Meet Apr 21 Seniors gave their annual Sprung Swing Dance Apr 25 Prelrms B District Track Meet Principia Apr 29 B District Track Meet May 5 Concert by the music department May 6 Outdoor Track Meet lStatel May I2 Senior play Taming of the Shrew presented Mayl9 Junior Senior Prom held at Van Horns May 29 Juniors grve another dance June2 Seniors graduate and school is out So long kids we hope each and every one of vou make good in the future .SQMJQH fa Vylalter Seeger took lirst place rn Metal Craft Sculpture in Stix Baer 8 Fuller Art Ex hibit Jim Hoskins Lonnie 'I homassen Shirley Rus sel Joan Conway and Nancy Bosche vsere elected B H S Cheerleaders l950 5l Sid Hoskins received a trophy for being the most yaluable plaver in the St Charles Junior High Basket Tourney Shirley Callave ay receryed a second place ribbon in the Missouri Stables Horse Show J O K Q I . i 1 r v - , V 1 D . 1' ' ' 1 . 1 T 1 1 , 1 1 ' - . n. . . , V 1 , 1 , i- 71 1 -. 1 1 1 . . e . . . . . , , ' .L 7 M 1 ' 1 1 , ' . . 1 1 1 . , 1 M 1 ' ,- 1. .1 - - , . . . - 1- 11 ' i Z - . ,, . 11 ' . . . i , 1 v 1 1 ' , . .1 ev .. 11 - - - A . -1 . 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' 4 . , 1 51 y 1 1 1 '1 '- 1v v 1 y 1 A 1 ' 1 V country whxch are managed by the partnershrp of JACKIE WALL and ELMA DAY Here I see XVALT ER SEEGER buynng some new parnt brushes and tell hmm how much I n loyed the marvelous drsplay of hrs pamtmgs at the Art Museum whrch are soon to be sent oser to Europe for exhlbltxon there He tells me he and GEORGE WARD who rs the owner of the DuPont and Monsanto Chemlcal Company Corporatron are lookmg forward to seemg the Cardrnals play thexr first game ln the l96O XVorld Serxes tomorrow An old frrend of therrs BOB KLEIN the Cards shortstop IS expected to help bat the ball club to vlctory Back on the street agam I see a famrllar face Why If s JOYCE PERKINS owner of an ex cluslve dancmg school She has just wrrtten to JEAN WALSH art teacher rn New York for some suggestrons on costumes to use rn the re onlznne 30 y crtal she IS plannmg When I ask her lf she has seen anythlng of JAN BRADLEY lately she replxes that Jan IS domg fine as 1 surgrcal nurse at Deaconess Hospltal The Brentwood Show she informs me has a lme a mlle long at the tlcket office every mght as a result of the gxgantlc advertlsmg campalgn by BILI ASHLOCK Promlslng to come and see her recrtal I go back to the parklng lot where I meet BARBARA PITTMAN She tells me how she has been busy all week mtervrewxng new vsutresses to work at Belvedere Joe s but thas mornmg she went for a n1ce long horseback rrde through Forest Park There she came across SHIRLEY CALLAWAY the 1nstructor at the MISSOUII Stables also enjoynng the sport Now I am on my way back to the Star Trmes burld mg full of ldeas from my very eventful noon hour where I shall complete my story Mos! Popular Helen Clark Don Oscarson Best Personalztq Lols Bernard B111 Ashlock Best Lookmq Barbara Prttman Russ Strong Most Lzkelq lo Succeea Barbara Schmrdt George Ward Wosr Arhlenc Laura Brockmey er Kurt Herrmann Best Sense of Humor Jackxe Wall Bob LaR1co Mos! Courteous Nancx Coon Marg1e Grrardrcr Ton1 Martin Davld Ryan Vlost Nlaszcal Jackre Elders Bob Green Best Dzsposzlzon Dorlas Thomas Ney 1lle Erohwrtter Class Orators Mary Jlm Hopton Louls Keller Class Dancer Joyce Perkrns Most Scholastzc Nancee Krone Don Oscarson Best M1 vers Carol Lrght Jrm Ake Best Dressed Jeanne Hey Dave Hltchlngs Gill Ol llflley Most Frzendlu Betty Boughton Rocky Appel Most Artistic Jean Walsh Walter Seeger Rxchard Sadler Most Enerqelzc Joan Roberts Tom Bernero Mos! Cooperatzue lVorker.s Elma Day Jane Hart Jan Bradley Walter Bartels Class Actress and Actor Agnes Eleser Tom Haddock Most lallzalwe Nancee Krone Tom Haddock Most Quzet Shrrley Callaway Bob Kleln Ralph Shaw Frfty Hue 6 cf . lil' I' s 4 '. 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SSH MANCHESTER REpuhlir 5778 Rlpublt l070 Brentwood Men Z6 Boys Shop 377 rtntuood Blxd Brentwood I7 Mo Wen Younq Wen and Boys Clothtnl ll utth Rtpatrmq una' Weatmu Serta Cleo R Klum Irop C c mpltzmntx I JOB S DAUC1I-ITERS Bethel al Brentwood SANITARY BARBER SHOP In Buslness 40 Years 79-H BREXITWOOD BIND Otto P I1t7smger Greetings and Salulations from the HOKERS Complzments of Brentwood Ready to Wear 2232 Brentwood Blvd Rfpublt SIO-l' fompltm nts or GAMMA CHI DELTA SEE US for YOUR RECORD NEEDS Iatest Rerords of All Kmds Popular I-Itllbnlly Ra t Square Dance Needles Recordtng Blanks uma Open Daxly ll t 7 0 S T COUNTY NOVELTY CO 7710 Brentwood Blxd Rlipublx 6167 Compllments Class of 50 BILL EELICE 8100 MANICHI S I LR Hlland 9762 Double battle Stumpi Tuesduu and Suturdau XXEbster703O LUCILLE BEAUTY SALON Brentwood Vlo s Botmj to lie Cond lVhen lls Bound Iris New and Old Honki THE WIRES SYSTEM IS nokhtndzml .Spettaltsts XX Lbster l3l8 XV VJ ROSAI II- AVE Brentwood No C' W M5'l'1Y0flfH0Mf 721 Brentwood Blvd Rtpubll 11164 Complzments of ARNOLD B PIERCE DO DO EAT Delzczous Home Made Pres 2331 BREINTXKOOD BI VD Cen ml Rtpatrnng Towlng Hour Stru IRANIK I BI AIR Brentwood Auto Servxce Inc Phone RI publlt f 744 I'i90l Nlan luster Road Brentwood I7 Nlo Rl publlt 5 381 fenerul Huulzmz ADOLPH E GAHR f mtrurlt an um! 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