Mary Institute - Chronicle Yearbook (St Louis, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1946 volume:

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NV1r,I.l-:'rs Miss RmN'rz MISS GRAY MRS TICK1-R .-16... 1 is X, mi -as-....,.. sl a ' ilil I ff 1 EW W rf. 25 M N W 5 gi' V1 X' 2 fi a 4 - KA.. -f f f W- ,pwfv Jae- ve'JvmA:us3fi4:-9.1. HE classes at Mary Institute, like the stringed in- strunients in a symphony orcllestra, depend upon piwpn- ration, the score, and the conductor. Diiferont students, like the various stringed instruments, contribute diver- sity of tone. Under the baton of an inspired concluc-tor, the combination is lli11'I11011iC. Tl1PI'0 ure, ll0WL'Yl'1'. times when a tiddlerv is plucked out of her section fpizzi- catoj, and never-to-be forgotten moments of 111lIl1'Cp?lI'1'll lessons ftremoloj, which lead to the unlmappy conclusion that she wl1o tiddles', will never be 21 cfoneertniastr-r, such as Mr. Farbinun. Most of us are potential nmvs- tros, ll0WPVGI',-110i tiddlers -and imlny ol' us, by studying our scores carefully, may lJ0l'0l1lC cum'u1'l- niastors. ,469 vga' v 9 ff' 'ref 'l Qgr we Jr 95 Zvi t e? ' v- 224 , 49 1922? ,Aka ' YN 'Wa Q 5 651 Y 'g Y V , K ar ' action W8 t1f1f1fLg5 Jia V MYQQQQ K SE ACTIVITY LIST Twelve years at Mary Institute Green Team Athletic Association Secretary '45 Hockey '43, '44, '45, '46 Captain '44 Tennis '43, '45, '46 Basketball '43, '44, '45, '46 Captain '44 Soccer '46 Volleyball '44 Baseball '43, '44, '45, '46 Class President '43, '46 Junior Council '43 Senior Council Diary Board '43, '44, '45, As. Ad. and Bus. Man. Glee Club '45, '46 Masquers Club '45, '46 Bulletin Board '46 Junior Prom Chairman Maid to May Queen QAM! yeah JOVLQJ N'lfR0lll'C'I'l0N to our majority lcadcr .... loncsie . . . zcst for life combined with a yo-yoish disposition Qalways manages to end up on topl . . . tiny feet stuck into live-times repaired iiioccasins , . . thinks she is a skyscraper in high heels . . . always knows the latest f Have you heard ? Q . . . serious and conscientious in regard to class duties . . . cfferveSf3ent . . . booms away down in alto section oi' Glue Club . . . altcrnatingly naive and sophisticated f Teddy Bear and 'l'oudolaylo l . . . tained Open llouses . . . knows first page of thirt' iaffc liha msod f in Blue . . . sha'el ' le a la double niusclesv . . . rn 5 P 3 evidently sans coat locker . . . outgrsticulates Zazu Pitts . . . president of How Firm a. Constitution club . . . whiz in all s iorts . . . Gets a bi han l an W' ' from Diary title Ad. and Bus. Mano . . . for fine quality just ask for Let me fell you. Ethyl . . . .. 21 H 0l 0fAg l'LlfL A'6MCAL HE class chel'-specializes in ham and roast-beef . . . inimitable and indescribable drawl-a cross between a Yankee twang and a Soutllern ae- eent . . . linguistic-she's ploughed through French, Spanish, and Latin . . . knee-length socks and shoulder-length hair . . . topaz eyes . . . a dry sense of humor outwardly expressed by a wryly twisted mouth . . . claims to own the oldest station wagon in St. Louis fworn out from the weight of three senior classesj . . . perfect blue-jean iigure flooks like a Junior Bazaar modelj . . . easily agitated fany adverse vritieisni of the farmer will do the tricky . . . a law unto herself Qand she lets others make their own lawsj . . . dreams of future include art, horses, airplanes, and Canada . . . Woodle- Foodle . . . peppermint complexion . . . slightly pessimistic realism . . . straight skirts and purple sweater . . . the last of the Arbuekles . . . -22- ACTIVITY LIST Eight years at Mary Institute Gold Team Athletic Association Hockey '43, '44, '45, '46 Tennis '43, '44, '45, '46 Soccer '46 Baseball '43, '44, '45 Equipment Manager '46 Diary Board '43, '44, '45, '46 Circulation Manager '46 Spanish Club '45, '46 Playworkers '44, '45, '46 What goes up ACTIVITY LIST Two and one-half years at Mary Institute Green Team Captain '46 Athletic Association Hockey '45, '46 Tennis '46 Basketball '45, '46 Volleyball '44, '45, '46 Baseball '44, '45, '46 Soccer '46 Glee Club '45, '46 Spanish Club '45, '46 Masquers Club '46 Playworkers '45, '46 President '46 Class Day Chairman H U and sueees Must come down PM-ty , ' . Jayne? eir rnfwlfrong oooh all-round girl . . . hails from Webster . . . the green sweater kid in our Sophomore Sallics . . . long, straight, black hair . . . possesses a delighted and delightful laugh . . . interesting and intelligent . . . a Loc-al loyalist . . . willing to give anything fincludiug herselfj to any cause . . . roving and a boy-like spirit of adventure . . . cveryone's friend ttrite hut truej . . . a smile to rival those ot Ipana models . . . arty fwould look perfectly natural in Greenwich Villagej . . . service beyond the call of duty in connection with the Prom decorations . . . only senior Latin student fwonders why Virgil didn't write in Englishj . . . interested in modern architecture . . . clever cartoonist fcontributecl to Student Handbook and this bookj . . . enthusiastic 'sl'ul athlete . . . one of those climbing eyehrows . . . lite of any svelle figure . . . cross l'0lllllfl'y juunls lo School Qisnft qnile sure Wliaf Illinois looks like in ilriyliglilj . . . zippeailing philosophy ol' life Q Men Are Like Streel- vzirsrj . . . loves lo eoneoei' R0lllll2llll'l2lll mixtures . . . spins some tall ones, but believes the fullest slie hears . . . looks like Hnrpcr's B:1zaar's Typical American girl Qbul llc-linilely noi lypilffil ll lc-:lst firm COIlSl'llllll0ll of lnneli lable elnb . . . I'l'l'll ber glooinin-st nioocls are 'wily up there . . . inf-keel-in, initizllecl swealers anal wide, lentlier belts . . . epiloine of graieionsness . . . believes in try, try ugaiin 11l0lll04l,? falter lour years of Trying, inis finally learned 'fo play The llesc-rl' Songvj . . . Walks like a inoclel and rninbas the Cuban way . . . un- lnnitecl energy, perpetual pep, insaiiable cniiositi . . . allow bm0u'Q.,,, ACTIVITY LIST - Six years at. Mary Institute Gold Team Athletic Association Hockey '45, '46 Tennis '44, '45, '46 Baseball '44 Soccer '46 Glee Club '43, '44, '45, '46 Masquers Club '45, '46 Bulletin Board '46 Co-chairman C- Z? 9l IfL6L LVL8 l 8lfLC 0bUWL6LlfL Liss vapor 1-utter . . . lDn-sfleii-4-liina-like l'e:1l1n'es, eoiiirasting with ri p - 24 .. ACTIVITY LIST Eleven ye-ars at Mary Institute Gold Team Athletic Association Hockey '45 Playworkers '44, '45, '46 Secretary and Treasurer '46 ww is fb, 6LlfL8f QQCAQK M80 OVL lllCSI'l'AN'l', Mono liiszi-likv look followml hy tl shy suiilo . . . spotless szulmllo shovs mul whiti- sovks that stay put . . . clark hluo Buivk with 2111 llliuois lim-viisv Illilill . . . :1 priiupor ...' wry modest about talents as artist zlurl piuuist . . . oxprossiro ow-s . . . vlusiw, glzunorous, unml wistful . . . au-1-oiiiplislicwl pilot . . . Do you know what I 1llt ElIl?,, . . . tlult K. A. girl wi- low . . . i'tlSt'illili'lllg1' ruthskvllvr flllltj ol' the inost popular art gallorios in towul . . . 1-omplvx and uppvziliug personality . . . giggle . . . Woo-oo-o . . . Woo-ool' . . . zirtistiv tulonts vmployvd in putting ou lipstick . . fzunous rvumlition ol' limi Sails in the Suusvty . . . zifraill of ii lmaselmll, strango as it sm-vuis . . . also has :I Illliblliil on stairs . . . humorous and upt clvsvriptive powvrs . . . C'st::1'l'y-ovocl uucl vziglu-ly clisc'out0ut0rl . . . Dou't I-all me .Tune-tg You know what I mmnf' it's Jann . . ofa ? 61,0085 6LlO8l'L IVI-1 minutes to nine, :1 lmzliiwcrl gn-vii Clicvy coupe cronies pulling up lhe hill and oui jumps Cape . . . class vii-c-presiileiii and leading dehater Qiavoriie siilijeris-Social equality and lnlmr 1ll'0lDl01llSl . . . unique Qnoliody like herb . . . British mlelegale io niovk, l'. N. 0. 4-oiiveiiiiun . . . bridge enthusiast . . . one ol' low who sqilwixes in time for si hzmcl after lunvli Qshe linrls lime for i'V0l'j'lllllllIl . . . mollel deluxe for peasant blouses and skirts . . . vo-chairinan of lflsquire Nyc -Xssoviaiioii . . . fzmious lor buffei dinners in the house on The hill . . . Betsy, Bertram, :incl Beulah ...' l 'eiiy legs and .Tergens Lotion hands . . . staunch slipporlei' and eiigiiiecx' ol' any good cause . . . cousins by dozens. inen by tens . . . nieinoralile synipatlmy and unclerstamling and a compelling personality. . . ...gg- ACTIVITY LIST Nine years at Mary Institute Gold Team Athletic Association Treasurer '46 Hockey '43, '44, '45 Tennis '43, '44, '45, '46 Captain '46 Basketball '45 Baseball '45 Class Vice-president '46 Masquers Club '44, '45, '46 Vice-president '44, '45 Library Board Bulletin Board Chairman of Leap Year Dance Maid to May Queen How killing ! ACTIVITY LIST Four years at Mary Institute Green Team Athletic Association Library Board '46 Head Librarian '46 I gotta joke to tell you DLC? VLVL8 666:58 Aon, cc llt'Y, I have a book two months overdue. Will you take care ot' it ? - i'1'cqucnt request niadc ot' our able head librarian . . . tall and slender tshe always has that long, lean, and hungry lookl . . . never seen Without a tremendous purse tucked under her arm tusually containing extra fountain pens for forgetful classmates, . . . tirst prize winner in the boarding-house reach contest tends up with about eight desserts forming a nioat around piles of meat, potatoes, rolls, etc.l-and she never gains a pound! . . . long blond hair like wisps of spun gold tpet hate is nickname Blondiel . . . Oriental fingernails and Mexican silver rings . . . beautiful thoughts on life and death expressed poetically . . . holds class correspondence record: seven letters in two days! . . . Sleepy tfrequently observed napping in study halll . . . deceivingly scatterhrained . . . identifying characteristic: gliding walk . . .. 27 ... ACTIVITY LIST Five years at Mary Institute Green Team Athletic Association Hockey '45, '46 Soccer '46 Junior Council '45 CHRoNIvl,l+: Board '42, '43, '44, '45, '46 Co-Assistant Editor '46 Glee Club '44, '45, '46 Masquers Club '44, '45, '46 President '46 Honorary Dramatic Club '44, '45, '46 Library Board -K , , P , , KA X, 7- ff if., 4. t .N I , JO-.AWN y6LCA50lfL OX ills is Voxic, the gall with thc long blond hair and the twinkling hluo eyes . . . large llllISll'2ll 11-poi'toirc-ranges from llhunihoogic to Warsaw Con- vcrto fI'0lIlIll4'I4' with t'm'i:1l oxpressions-Wowlj . . . pcrfec-t Santa Claus at fllll'lSi1lliIS party tilllllllllgll the thiril glwlflf-1's lmew ull along who it' wasj . . . one of the t'lmoxufl,n big' tlirw- . . . only senior llonornry iDl'Hlll2lllIT Cluh nwnihvr :incl Ibl'4'Slfl0lll' ol' the Musqiulrs . . . 0t'I'ilSl0llkllly llHll0l'SiElllIlS flheni- istry and onw miliil-wil suhliuu- grcutiicss ol lllkllilllg an A+ on 21 test . . . puts Simone lwgrvttv unml Veroniwi liukc out ol' the running . . . 0Xll'Olll0lV gooml-ilatllrecl tcxwpt tor 21 few hlzlck inooclsb . . . Do you want, inc to sing ulto or second t0til2lf'?,, . . . husky lziugli and low voive . . . falls in and out ol lovc with l1isto1'im'ul rlmI'zu'tvrs. never once considering their feelings . . . gently teasing sense ol' humor . . . longs to play just one fcniulc part . . H1'0'l0C1L6'ZU ACTIVITY LIST Nine years at Mary Institute Gold Team Captain '46 Athletic Association Hockey '43, '44, '45, '46 Captain '46 Tennis '43, '44, '45, '46 Basketball '43, '44, '45, '46 Soccer '46 Baseball '43, '44 CllRONIf'l.l'1 Board '45, '46 Co-Business Manager Bulletin Board Maid to May Queen ibaromg Cfaggelflf 5.Z30c1fL!2rfA 'l I'Il.ll'1. lannons for knee-slappers :intl ill't'0lllll2lll'l'lllg laugh . . . 'il little nonsense now :intl then is relislierl lwy the luest ot' nn-n . . . lmeantitnl lmir with rt-rl liigll-liglits . . . I'l'lll2lI'liillllt' lan-nlty tor eolleeting and tlistrilrnt- ing: nielc-nantes . . . tlepentlnlmle athlete with llaslles ol' greatness tattrilnltes ln-r prowess to l1'r1l.wffn1t . . . sweetness nnml nnpertnrlralvility . . . lie- wiltleretl Copy Manager ol' Ul1i:oNlu1,ic . . . etln-real-looking . . . always stays in llistory ulmont. ten lllllllllt'S utter lrell has rung tullnt, Mrs. Contlie- J . . . lmngs and lnntliers . . . tlle tlzlre-cleyil olf our Lower-Sellool days fthe creek has never reeoyerefl frown that niitl-winter SWlllll . . . often lonnal sitting in the baskets in the gym . . . Oli, l'in so eoni'nsetl . . . proud nnnna ot' golclllsln, Gotl. Bless. and Me, and eanaries, Button nntl Pop . . . Tl1f1f's a A'fll'f'-Nlll1l'l1!'l'H plaicls :incl tweecls . . . Dot with plenty ol' dash! . . . - 29 - ? ,Men Lion l!l41'l l'Y und petite . . . Miss Mavlieotl's l'onmlm-st hope pt-rsoniiivtl Qin- sists she vaiitt nlo it lnur jwivy . . . El giggle :is vzitvliing ns spring ft-ver . . . one of low seniors who can hit high AU with no effect on neighboring Ours . . . wide hair hands holcling bark lieavy dark hair . . . liappy-go-lux-ki' . . . Vin just not going to ilo it Y . . . tl string ot 'vin too' long tor tvniiniinf m'onit'ort . . . whims-s through voniitrysitle in ai OIIH'-l'Pfl-lll2lCli 1-onvertihlv . . . ll4-'s ai il0ll,,il'llI'I'PIll Haunt-. Anthony lfhlen, latest, liiologimil spec-iiiwii, uny- thing . . . clresses to inzitvh her looks fu tinishs-cl profluvtionl . . . likes 'people- sinn-ere interest puts everyone at mise . . . ai 1-oinhinzition Markovn and Yolanda flows to bull-room rlunvej . . . serious rlraniutice ambition niatcln-cl with outstanding talent . . . adores Frenvli, A. J. Cronin, and Mme. Le Faivre . . . nieinory to be mivim-d by a pacliyflerni . . . gives Shocking', lip- stnfks to her friends as presents . . . 21 dancing doll . . . ACTIVITY LIST Two years at Mary Institute Gold Team Athletic Association Dancing '46 Glee Club '45, '46 Masquers Club '46 Spanish Club '45, '46 President '46 Anybody want a ride ? Nine years at Mary Institute Green Team Athletic Association Glee Club '43, '44, '45, '46 President ACTIVITY LIST '46 K C Q' 0lf'L6L QCL LCL ,JILJ elf' Lu, Iiiurlr lnstitutm-'s tlnhrim-I . . . nlurk huir caught up with twin mnnhs . . , lrish rulwiiig unml il'llllll'I'?llllK'lli . . . viiivinutims him-k I'uvk:ircl Qtllo t'iI2llIiTt1ill'Si . . . stiniuhitm-s all rc-in-In-rs with lively tlI'Q.fIllllC'IIfS twuulml like- to holrl mlvhutvs instvznl ot' vhisst-si . . . Marian IX1Itil'I'S0II,H stuuin-In-st silppom-1' . . . guy, inisrhivvous l'XIll't'SSIOIi . , . rullivking sm-nsv ol' huinor . . . good- nuturvcl 4-wil wht-n arguing Qqun-14 to upulugixv it' wrungi . . . rings on hor tingvrs and nuil polish on hur tum-s . . . wurits hvr wanton wihisv on Miss Marvin-od und liurly to ht- t'Xt'llSUli front tryin . . . u goml linguist . . . has an PW for shooting huskvts tprvtty, tuoii . . . purple . . . inuturity . . . uttviuis vu-rv voI1vv1't Saint Louis has to uifvr . . . spvncis spurv time pruv- ticing with Miss Pvh- for Uliupol f'0IIt'4'I'IS . . . li0i0I'llli1lfliIOIl to s11c'c'c-ml . . . Elon Dieu Sw-iyotl nt tht- iilmi-tfv . . aff? 0l l lf1l oi:'rl:.xi'1' of ai lilllgllllltfj girl . . . solirl tlt-l't-use in liotflwy :tml lmslu-tlmll. ,incl pillzir ol' tlzc st-voiul sopruuos . . . what wt- lilw ullout thc Soutli fuutl prool' tlmt Soutluiru gc-iitlciiu-ii prt-l'cr lwiiiu-ttt-sl . . . clraunzitic- iuvliimtious suroriug ol' Yirgiiiizi luun . . . ustoiiiuliiigltr gootl grzirlt-s ft'Vt'11 on prut'tit-t- t 1 tollt-gc lloslrclsb insult- iiiiolrti'iisiw-ly . . . Nmloniou-lilw l'ai1'r1css in :ill jutlgc- lllt'lllS . . . il popular luvui'itti ol Woo, ilu' ywoplt- . . . l'tlll4't'l'l lllilSlt'l' ol' 'ilu' t IlllUNlt'l4lC slrinplioirr . . . Angus giggles, ilpliczlviiig t-luivlilt-s . . . . . cxpout-nt ol' liil'llt' .Xllll't Y . . . to ll:ii'ru1'olc . . . right lllllvllw clout Ft-tit-rulists qlll'lVlll4L1' lorvc lw filwalys gives twirv us iuuvli us is like licr . . ol lauiglilt-r: an lwrozul suiilc. lllll'0llll'0llill7lt' .litistiv tlootllm-s tai lJopcy,' pcl'l'ot'tioi1istj bs 1 57 xovall x'm-l's:1tility- You .lrc My Slllwlllllt' . . . l'. N. 1-oiirt-iition spczikci' rin tlit' Stu- ACTIVITY LIST Five Years at Mary Institute Gold Team Athletic Association Dancing '46 Hockey '43, '44, '45, '46 Tennis '43, '44, '45 Soccer '46 Basketball '43, '44, '45, '46 Volleyball '44, '45 Class President '44 Senior Council Cllll0NIt'l.l4I Board '44, '45, '46 Co-Assistant Editor '46 Glee Club '43, '44, '45, '46 Treasurer '45 Masquers Club '44, '45, '46 Bulletin Board liiml tlu- Sturlcut l+'t-tlvmlists ut Maryj . . . itquirctl ol' lwr . . . tlicrt- will bf- no llloc -333 ,llnzrin in H10 l'llHl'.If 1 ACTIVITY LIST Ten years at Mary Institute Green Team Athletic Association Hockey '43, '44, '45, '46 Captain '45 Tennis '43, '44, '45, '46 Volleyball '44, '45 Baseball '45 Soccer '46 Class Treasurer '45 Diary Board '41, '42, '43, '44, '45, '46 Lower School Editor Athletic Editor '46 Glee Club '44, '45, '46 Playworkers Caro! ,Jlnfer gyarier cc ow well l know what fl niean to do . . . epitome of etlieieney and poise . . . lustrous pure blaek hair-naturally curly fa rare achievement in our elassl . . . perpetually spotless wllite Clievvle ftllllllltll' to all Local riders- Thanks loads for the lift, Far . . . inaeliine-nun lauffh . . . K. M. l. . . . alter years ol' tutile attempts, finally found signs of lingernails-she lost tbeni the next week . . . Helen and fainily . . . famous record eolleetion . . . backbone of hoekey team-that drive drives everyone else off the tield . . . Oh, l'll see it' l can get that down at the store -pull at Stix . . . also the backbone of tbe 1Diary -atbletie articles that are aetually read beyond the headlines . . . our inath answer book . . . Mais, dans le U livre . . . always found where least expected . . . a swell gal-try to find What a panic! better , , -33- 1 fm- iq 1513175251 1' - 'W w:.:..-1 V .'fUf12illLl. L. 11 , .,,.-1155 rifmjj 1-wifi' Wifi iEg'w1g,-E185 1:1111 1: 'Z f' 1 4 11 '1 ,5zl1:1XifiL'i5r5p'S4:Zf iwfib., . ' W f- sf .. 1: .. 1 -.5521 fix - Hgiiafk 112.1 ' 13,311 Ns. Q S1 . .Y X age? 111111, S 1 1 1 1 1 1 8 4 1511 gk, 5' 3532 we fm 4 1 . ,S iii 'f 66Ll'Ll'L8 .l7A.0WLlOf50lfL l lfLl l'L8y ONULY called Our Eskiniov . . . restless brown eyes C1-o11ii11uz1lly Sl'ill'l'l1- ing for mis1fhief and funj . . . czluse of much flisniay on Bus il1r1'-e with her Every-Window-Open plan . . . talk, Talk, Talk . . . 1locsn't know wlmi ii's like io be tired Qmusi eat vitzunin pills by the hoiilesj . . . a 11on-1'om- IPl'0llK'1lllO Spanish Cl11l1b1-1' . . . l'CSOlll1CllllQ laugh . . . nunicrous funder- I 1 sinh-111c11t ai' its lusflj lll'ilt'l'lllS that jingle W2lI'lllllQ' ol' her appe111'z1111'e- and that always get lost i11 gym . . . illl-XWII'-l'0llll1l lJl'0Wll lugs Qonly you can iell that iris boiilcclj . . . llll'l17klll ages. sizes, and pcrsoiialiiies . . . only living souihpaw hockey player Cl'0lllflll'l0ly baffles opposing iezunj . . . sup- ' CE 1 porfs bf. Louis' sport worlrl with arclor . . . 1-l1a,i1'111:111 of the Swcaisliirts ll2llllllCiljJ ll2l1'Cllll0SS., llilllllllllflll . . . vim, vigor. 111111 viialiiy-anfl 21 vital 1ll0ll1lJQI' of the class . . . Fllll has tied hiniseli to her SllOGSll'lI1gS . . . L34-.. ACTIVITY LIST Three years at Mary Institute Green Team Athletic Association Soccer '46 Baseball '45 Glee Club '45, '46 Spanish Club '45, '46 Vice-president '45 Library Board Bulletin Board B0Zdc1'clf1.vl1! ' ACTIVITY LIST Four years at Mary Instituto Green Team Athletic Association Tennis '43, '45, '46 Baskelball '43, '44, '45, '46 Volleyball '44, '45 Baseball '43, '44, '45 CHRONICLIC Board '46 Library Board Treasurer Bulletin Board See ya CLF? 66663148 8l'VL5Ll'L cc A'l'l'll out for Mary Hen1an's nose l -daily warning during basket- lmll season . . . niodern jewelry-inciting force to any klepio . . . faithful trail of udinirers Qdafes every weekentlll . . . iiiatlieiilaticzllly inclined . . . eoneocris fabulous hirflulanv and Cl'll'lSl'lllilS lists-for herself . . . one ol' ihe iruly unsellish girls in fhe class . . . envy of every D feamer-wiih no effort she is al stair of every 'QV' teain . . . definite, and definitely expressed opinions . . . generous fsomoiinies fo the poinf ol' self-sacrilicej . . . with ai liffle urging' will talk for hours on her many accidents fWell, l'll never forgei 'that one on Llallue and Priee l . . . almost pugiiacious in her loyalty to friends . . . after-school oiiicez Velvet Freeze ice-cream parlor . . . University Cify High . . . phone calls at school . . . yellow convertible . . . a rare girl . . . ..35... C-I'6l,IfLC8.'5 ,pfLgA615 1uNI+1'l l'lc ol' a vouiplvioly lovalmlv girl . . . ll2ltlll'2lll.V wavy, lioiiuy-4-olorwl hair. iwm-ml skirts, and hallot slippers-a irim liiilv mvraft . . . c-an and dom-s vat anything llllilglll2llllP'-illlll sonioiiins'-s ilw uuiniagiiiabln- filivs and iluf likvl . . . livralmls IlI'l'SGIlI'll wiih fl vough W0l'i'll'Y ol' a T. li. victim . . . has il way ol' picking up phrasos :mil imlviitilxviiig ilwui with lll'I'Hf'lf fnlly l,leo1'gm-I' 'l'ivns lvl . . . a winning and S0lllf'lll'll0S lll'l'PlYlll,Ll' uaiwif' . . . Yl'iC'l'i1Il sailor ol' S2ll1llflPI'SlOWll'S Hoof Qlvavvs a Trail of faithful lll'ElI'l'S hchinfl hor Whon shv loan-s in 'rho fallj . . . lllllllliilllli' fzuiial 4-xprvssions . . . adores big long words-pusillauinious, Il0SflO,Q0lllO fills- last onv is past We-lmsiceiis limi-l . . . l'l'lQjllil'll0ll at iho illlllljjlli ol' Tl'ilYl'lllllQ alonn- . . . roordiiiaivd ailllotv Wiih a knau-lc for fallilig' ilown . . . I't'llllllIlS us ol' Hui lifilv Wtllllllllu anal lll2ll'lll'li'y . . . Wl1o? -il1ai's Fraiivic-Z . . . ACTIVITY LIST Four Years at Mary Institute Gold Team Athletic Association Hockey '44, '45, '46 Tennis '43, '44, '45, '46 Basketball '44, '45, '46 Captain '46 Baseball '43, '45 Captain '43 Glee Club '45, '46 Library Board Bulletin Board C0-Chairman By George ACTIVITY LIST Four years at Mary Institute Gold Team Athletic Association Class Vice-president '44 Junior Council '45 Senior Council Diary Board '43, '44, '45, '46 Assistant Advertising Manager '45 Editor '46 Masquers Club '44, '43, '46 Glee Club '44, '45, '46 Vice-president '45 French Poetry Contest '45 lllillltl 'Tire go! a proposition 3 lUl't-'fbfl ,, My 6Ll g6LI 8 t-OZLZ 014,85 wll1MsIc,xL little figure in a polo coat and knee length socks . . . pre- occupied seriousness introduced by a twinkle and a quirked smile that seein to be laughing at herself . . . tanned legs tnaturalj all year round . . . Well infornied-can tulk endlessly on Frost, Brahms, and the returning veterans . . . one of a ikuuous trio-Moe, Miggy, and the guitar . . . A Good Neighbor Policy all oi' her own tis thinkng' of learning Spanishj . . . appeals to the sophisticated college men . . . For God, For Country, For Yale and For Peggy , . . . treo periods discussing life, liberty and the pursuit of everything with Miss Mitchell . . . .Ial0usie . . . latest attraction of the Second Presby- terian Church . . . a feminine Falstaif ttlpenshaw and otherwisej-Chet d'oeuvre: Has Anyone Seen My Man . . . quaint as a Barrie heroine- niust be the Pilgrim in her . . . -37- VLVL8 Qc 2l lfl'Lg .M ' CC Eli,-XXIE with il mlash ol' Scarlett' . . . Ohil Guard of class ol' '46 anti the i'Di:iry . . . imrhy blue suit and purple sweater ...' i nexhaustihle supply ot' tales about lzuuiliar nantes and planes . . . soft hesitant voice and manner- isius masking mleterniination and courage . . . a green velvet Dido . . . pei-ks ot' sc-hool and class spirit . . . pre-pre-med student' in a white coat . . . Fl'lfi2lfx' 2liAtPI'Il00ll1 Oh, I just l'illl,t' have my niusie lesson today-'I haveift. pram-tieeti . . . specializes in sync-opatioii . . . expert in rolling her eyes and French r's . . . Presirlent' of the I want a Man like Christopher Morley eluh . . . .X 1-onviucing speaker and a Willing listener . . . feminine from her curly unruly 'front locks to plattorui-heeled shoes . . . Happiness personified . . . -33- ACTIVITY LIST Twelve and a half years at Mary Institute Green Team Athletic Association Hockey '43, '44, '45 Tennis '44, '45, '46 Basketball '43, '44, '45, '46 Volleyball '44, '45 Baseball '43 Diary Board '41, 42, '43, '44, '45, '46 Lower School Editor Assistant Editor '46 Glee Club '43, '44, '45, '46 Masquers Club '45, '46 Secretary-Treasurer '46 Bulletin Board French Poetry Contest '43 Winner '43 Maid to May Queen A i 11715 1711.821 elmz'l1'n7' ACTIVITY LIST Five years at Mary Institute Green Team Athletic Association Hockey '43, '44, '45, '46 Baseball '43, '44, '45, '46 Soccer '46 Basketball '46 Junior Council '44, '45 Library Board '46 Bulletin Board '46 Glee Club '45, '46 How 1lySllf?I'l'Ctll.!v 01455 manor 6Lg00lfL CC uns got the cutest-personalityv . . . Mr. Cowles' star pupil . . . amused by everything except the especially humorous tshe's a little baffled by the latterj . . . despises her micldle name . . . she'd rather play or listen to musie than :lo anything but sleep . . . most enthusiastic lan of the World's fastest sport ,... boogie-woogie rleluxc . . . sings flike Dinah Shorej all popular songs . . . earries the toreh for Glenn Miller . . . stu rts every Monday off with a new diet hy giving Lucy her lfootl-makes her clog diet too . . . short. and sweet -4'What are little girls made of? . . . annoying class mates van arouse her only as far as playful exasperations . . . xslllllllli Tll1'Ollgl1,, . . . the joys of being small: privilege of leading class in gym . . . Homer and Jean, a feminine Damon and Pythias . . . the 0tlyssey's author may be proud oi' his namesake . . . -39.. Terriers iterrors. 'fool . . . star ol' every D team . . . founder ol' hangs in Y 1 ACTIVITY LIST Four years at Mary Institute Gold Team Athletic Association Class Treasurer '44 Class President '45 Senior Council Chairman Chronicle Board '45, '46 Editor '46 Glee Club '45, '46 Masquers Club '44, '45, '46 Maid to May Queen Ctlfllf WQPCQP .!gA8 0NSERVll'l'lYl'I with ramlieal ideas . . . continually crunching 1-ancly . . . Aeneas in a sailor suit-1945 version . . . fireside chats . . . gestures . . . Skye The class of 746 . . . CHRONll l,li and benior Council . . . an on-ancl-off recluse . . . loves Brahms, John Quincy ghdkllllg and English muffins for dessert . . . promising architeui spei-ializing in duplex-penfhouses . . . performed an iniri- eafe hallet hy moonlight on The lawn ai Clark School . . . charter member of T. E. T. Y. 0. 'l'. Ofs . . . more Than fashionahly late for Junior Prom . . . walking slogan of Where lhere's a will there-'s a way , . . . other half of Esquire Eye Club . . . Bagnell and aqua-planing . . . unlimiterl supply of chain-reaction energy . . . T. Miller's . . . scientific bridge player . . . talks and clutches during movies . . . Mrs. .loeflieke's star pupil . . . loves fo drama'rize- She can go to The heights Qshe will, loo lj . . . Two no-trump is not a demand bid! ACTIVITY LIST Five years at Mary Institute Green Team Athletic Association Vice-President '45 President '46 Hockey '43, '44, '45, '46 Basketball '43, '44, '45, '46 Soccer '46 Volleyball '43, '44, '45, '46 Baseball '43, '44 Class Treasurer '43 CHRoN1f'r.r: '44, '45, '46 Library Board Bulletin Board Hair F1lfP.w x :taxi 80l'L0l 6L QPZJL y6Lf G isa ss ' V - o 'op e- 'ou- l . . . '-uniliur mom mcour ret-en y guys way to '1 pixie-ish nz ly lmireut . . . tnviuble Wzirtlrobe transueks 'lowu House every weekl . . . 'as :nth ete-invisible air-lmmkes . . . walks without teeterinw in lil'1l'f0l'Ill-ll99ll tl sioes tsit as a elosc fu ot' em . . . eztsuul hospitality in 11 'movie-set' house . . . dozens ot' itlentitieution lmrueelets noneliulantly regurtletl as an Oli, thisv . . . tliuupletl eyes :intl u smile to nmtell . . . enjoys Biology exeept messy tlisset-ting . . . at toss-in Villit'-lll2lliPl' who onee forgot the flour, but only onee . . . has tliseoveretl at star Iltlllltlll Yun Joliusonj . . . gruee plus in eurtseying fslie 2lt'tll2lllV llllKll'l'Hl2llltlS our May Pole steps ll . . . latest lmlmit: washes her hair at three AX. M. every Sunday morning to start tlle week off elean-llus t Xll0l'llllt'l1l0tl with every rinse on the nturket . . . t'illill0g1lll'tl in our elite girlw tlepalrtment . . . ' ACTIVITY LIST ' Six Years at Mary Institute Gold Team Athletic Association Hockey '43, '44, '45 Tennis '43, '44, '45, '46 Basketball '43, '46 Volleyball '44, '45 Baseball '44, '45 Class Secretary '43, '45 Class Treasurer '46 Diary Board '46 Editorial Editor '46 Masquers Club '44, '45, '46 President '44, '45 Bulletin Boa1'd Essay Contest '45 First Honorable Mention .4 iii! ,..,,,M . vane morfcmer rmro Ntll..lNll'S lend-lease to Mary ,Institute . . . cynicism and reserve Hgliting il losing' liattle with sentinlentality . . . that wonmn in l'Glil,,-l'lll1l1'0Ht . . . ' straightening' complex, eanlt he in a house for ten minutes without organiz- ing a cleaning lmrigarle . . . objective, interestetl outlook on people and lite tsees beyond our black veilsl' and still loves usj . . . clotes on exotic, second- hand elothes . . . Night and Day . . . at tiencl on taking notes and catalogillg llll'0l'lll2lll0ll ther mintl must look like the British Arc-liiyesj . . . enthusiastie psyeluiatrist :intl hypnotist . . . lirillialnt mind . . . intellectual curiosity . . . barefoot girl with cheek . . . appreciative ol' others' wit tgenerously interprets too much witl . . . gets il kiek out ol' seeming' complex and mysterious . . . a thins aehates . . . plenty olf - - - personality . . . our eanclidate for tirst prime minister of England . . . Thanks awfully -42- ACTIVITY LIST Nine Years at Mary Institute- w Green 'leant Athletic Association Hockey '45 Tennis '44 Soccer '45 CHRONICLE Board '42, '43, '44, '45 46 Treasurer '46 Glec Club '44, '45, '46 Masquers Club '44, '45, '46 Library Board C0-Assistant Chairman Bulletin Board Chairman of Christmas Party on Z if mia Wager A P7 g 5 Alu, l'll2ll'tlt'll'I'lZl'Kl lay in lvcvoitiiiigg lilusli :intl ai SPI'l01lSl'l0SS lmttkctl lay :Ill Ozigtir sniilv . . . om- ol' tlu- lwsl-tllwissc-tl girls ill' Mary lnslitutv tfrct' adver- tiscnu-iit, for thc Wtnuziifs ldxt-liuiigcj . . . upon 1'cqi1t-sl will sing cntirc svow ol' 0klzil1oii1z1 . . . :1 stziunt-li lll'lll04'l'tll-lllltll'l'llltl to voit-c lwr opinions evcn wlu-n surrountlt-tl lay l'2llllt'ill llvpulilim-:ins . . . nnollwr ,lfllszi Mnxwvll in thu pzittv-givi1i,gg clvpzwtnit-til . . . silvvr lmir . . . at tlnuglitci' ol' tlu- C01llit'flK'l'2ll'.V . . . wailkintf tram-l lllll'l'llll . . . liorn-rinunt-tl -flzissvs . . . classic linvs . . . rw r- V . rvsponsililc for thc siiwt-ss ol' our Uliristintts ,llzlrty . . . always linrls tinic 'lo t I't'tlt,l lu-r own tflioivc ol' hooks tlintls Stcplicn Yiiu-clit livin-t. at lillllll'f'fl soulil l . . . tlctvriniination siitftisvtl with Il2llVl ll . . . pink antl plt-using . . , curly liznr, lips. :intl cyclalslics . . . still vollovtiiig nioncy for lbllS-Lll'lV0l'S, Cliristnias if ., , . , Oh, li01zPsz'ly.' prcsonts . . . ' Shall l voinparc tlwc to at suinnicr s clay 3 . . . a cool bcauty . . . pronouiitw- tln-nill . . . l'2lll-l sit still live minutes tsqtiirnis anal wifffrles von- tinnallyj . . . pliotogenn- profile atnl laslnonalmly short hair . . . looks like a irontl tleliant tlretfian ootlmlt-ss . . . st-ts new rerorcls rnnninlf nlown Waterman . ' , 'T , , . , 'K . . alter lnnses . . , lollows in the Iootsto as ol niost lwantiliillv fro vortionefl curls I' lay startino' cliots everv niontli . . . reacl.r, willin-f'. anfl allle to lianfl out aflvim- points ttliirtx' pert-ent is postniarlu-tl tnlverl passion lor the latest stvles in ACTIVITY LIST Three and one-halt' years at Mary Institute Gold Team Athletic Association Diary Board '45, '46 Assistant Feature Editor '46 Spanish Club '45, '46 Library Board '46 Bulletin Board '46 Wowffwa VLVL .SZAZCALM .xn'rr. sonrt-e ol' a lonntain ol' yartlslit-li wortls tantl knows how to . . , , . . . P 2' , . a mlm-lnater worthy ol tln- lllttle tliant's opposition . . . lan tnail t'roni all . . I . , nn glasses . . . analytival tllSt'llSSl0llS . . . lllllllllSlYl', Ilt l'hll2lSlVt', antl synt- patlietit- . . . tailored rlotlios worn with a tl-niinine air . . . lrilly I-ollars anal -lifts . . . the niake-np test enthusiast Nat'vli,' . . , Gloria Swanson-like way ol biting her lower lip . . . longs for long lulontl hair . . . a ntorlel girl . . . Uh, you ullf' W44.. ACTIVITY LIST Ten years at Mary Institute Gold Team Athletic Association Hockey '43. '44 Tennis '45, '46 Soccer '45 Class Secretary '46 Diary Board '43, '44, '45, '46 Advertising and Business Mziiiager '46 Spanish Club '45, '46 Treasurer '45 oanft annie-fre got CL class 'Ffh hour g6Ll A6Ll 6L NJAdm Glybl' mss ziutliority on eurrent events untl Sigma l'l1i fraiternity . . . Titiaui hair elnspeil with ai silver heart . . . tlouglinuts for Spanish lflub meetings . . . earnest eonrerszitionzllist and willing listener . . . llwtlllllll between St. liouis t'ount,x' liemler olliee :mal lliz11'-V room . . . ai southpziw . . . utter school tennis flutes tire 1lon't inezin that she cloesu't hzire the other kincls, tool . . . striped eotton clresses . . . M rs. lliekes' otlieez morning: :intl after-luneh hezul- quzirters . . . tortoise-shell glzunour eheaters . . . hatli-powmler-ail'ter-gym supply agent . . . grzieetul as ai Mozart melocly tshe's ai Lu-Lu in 21 lieotarmll . . . green t'lirysler t'2llll0llll2lQIt'll with stiekers . . . Diary Ol' Timer-it's her joln to tlllltlltl to the purse strings tshe ll2lSll,l einlmezzled yet, eitherj . . , lieziutilul eyes with mysterious clepths Csountls like a soap-box opera but it's ziptj . , . Bill +her theme song Now and Forever . . . Effie muffin ,lwaomvw HE sophisticated nieniber of the Thonias clan . . . quiet, etlieieney offset by femininity feoniplete with blushj . . . How perfeetly terrible . . . easily shocked but just as easily amused . . . fiusters at the drop of a hat . . . the wish bone and back hone of the NCHRONICLEU . . . staunch supporter of the G. 0. P .... laughs at the corner ol' her eyes . . . always knitting another ravishing sweater . . . proud owner ol' a silver and gold winged bracelet Troma 'nul' said . . . current events Quiz Kid-won uTlllll'7, contest . . . has the figure ol' a cover girl . . . still water runs deepv . . . Mrs. Condie's debatingest rlebater . . . a worry bird in her own right . . . a bridge player after Culbert- son's own heart . . . owner ol' the sliekest pagehoyi in town . . . looks a queen and moves a goddess . . . when found, make a note of . . ACTIVITY LIST Three years at Mary Institute Green Team Athletic Association Hockey '45, '46 Tennis '44, '45, '46 Volleyball '44, '45, '46 Class Vice-President '45 Junior Council '45 Senior Council CHRONICLE Board '44, '45 '46 Business Manager '46 Bulletin Board '46 1 Where are the .sewers ? ACTIVITY LIST Twelve years at Mary Institute Green Team Athletic Association Hockey '43, '44, '45, '46 Chronicle Board '45, '46 Library Board '46 Co-assistant head librarian Bulletin Board '46 Howdy I l l lzafmcwc rm, .womdon 1i,L1eU1'1,xN ineinber of class . . . unassuming and reliable fthe CHRONICLE is in a position to speakj . . . soft voice and soft eyes . . . admits she's no match for Thomas Hardy . . . what men have in mind when they speak of the l'ai1-ei' sexf' . . . a c-harmer in chanibray . . . she comes on little Cat's feet . . . a swift runner fshe sweeps down the hovkey field like a breezej . . . the best things come in small sizes . . . perfect foil for Heman . . . full of aiiecfdotes about the svhool bus Cwith Ornirod and Gurney, what can you expeetj . . . the picture of a shy timid girl-proof that looks are deceiving . . . pixie face . . . pinnie-picker-upper and bat-and-ball man fotficial title: equipment managerj . . . knows myriads of people other people want to meet tend we don't mean her parents' best friendsj . . . ambition: to find someone at Penn Hall smaller than she is . . . l pafricia owe Mfmer lT1'lil.llili zllwilily to seein not To vars' . . . pigtzliled originalist . . . c'i0l11'llf!,, . . . lol't-luimlecl airtisli . . . ilnmliiltemtefl eoluplexion . . . famous for infamous hen parties . . . usual Kf0l1llllPlll' on her divine 1'-lolllos, This, oh, l found it in the closet-just an old rug! . . . inussod-up eyebrows . . . Kilroy's and SlllO0,S silent purlner . . . irresistilile, iirepressilile, and seemingly irresponsible . . . c-llartreuse and hair bands . . . fusliionably late for exams . . . conquers elwinistry and nian-power shortage with ease . . . lightning-like Hashes of true humor and philosopliical thoughts 21C001llPil11yl1lg thundering interest in everything . . . enjoys swininiing in January . . . her numerous talents include illlllllillllll caricatures, poems and niokimiiies . . . doll face accented by cute nose and laughing eyes . . . excels in English . . . giddy . . . our favorite Venus', fund she will get the apple, toolj . . . -43- ACTIVITY LIST Six years at Mary Institute Gold Team Athletic Association Diary Board '44, '45, '46 Feature Editor '46 Essay Contest, '45 Honorable Mention HS. S. P. F. was here ' Ita gf ff-- Class Mascot: Jo-Ann Cox add First Row: Thomson, Moffat, Magoon, Gurney, Hughes, Capcn, J. Jones S0vo1Ld Row: McAfee, Danforth, Bowman, Vollmcr, Strickler, Cox, Roberts, Caselton .-50.- 0196 Old Gwan'd: J. Jones, Thompson. Absent, Kieffer First Row: Ormrod, Taylor, Fihn, Armstrong, P. Jones, Kieffer Second Row: Heman, Gamble, Breadon, Arbuckle, Thomas, Fischer A bsenl : Glaser -51-- omiom First '11 NYhilv, Pff'fHl'f'.' Loxv, lizlgvr, llunpvtn-r, .lulmslum Grand. Cunliff, Davin-s Second I,il?fllI'U.' Valvnli, Yon llonlzu , VVi1liums, Young, W'undvrli0h, VVo0ster I M4-se-I' 'l'lfi1'd l'll'fl lxthvs, ML-yvr, 'Vlyvrs ll'F'.' Rl. I like l'ulton, A -, H, 4 V v4 U'Kn 02- Fon rt 'Ill I'iv!:u'P 4-4-u.J Nimfll l'Il'f 11 I'if'fIII'f',' Inn Pr 1 omiom 'A de-V, He-r'klv5', Iiixl ': vvns, Hn: ' . by, l'r':nwfm'1 VUL HullI',g1'e-nii I' ,, v2lI'I'UXYS J Simon, Hs-ynulds, Rust, HIlSSil'lll qY'llNlf.I'l'2lSS, Turn:-r, l'1'1wtz nrf: VVQ-un ml, Ait wn, Luna- Mu Sap OWLOPQ6 First Pi!-iu1'ff.' Nvlsnn, M1-At':-1-, Ezxmr-S, Morrill S6f'0'mL Pi1'f11V9-First I:'0w: Frovmke, Gamblv, 1NInyHvld Nf'f'U7Ld Hour' Doc-ppvl, Lvwis, Perla:-r, Cunningham, Kuplur, I ism'l1v1' Third Pirtznfw' Gfwdnvr, Clmandlw, Bryan, Abrnlmm, Hoax-lm Brill, Abraham, CZlI'liHfJ,', Austin Fourtlz I'i1'fHl'P.' Yun ScIn'zul+Ar, Straub, Stvdelin, .Xlorris First R0'll'.' 'l'ul'1'y, XVnm41s, XVinteI', NV4-ld, Mosvr, Ni4,-dringlmlns iflh 1lil'fIIVf'.' O'Nv-ul, Scllnvimle-l', l'owsl1'y, Sf'h:lbv1'g', Smith, 1'ur1m-V, Rv-ml, I'I'it'e', Uuglnlun, Plxilpult Sixth Pir'f1frP: Hasting, fic-rr-kv, Hull, Nugz-nt, Ulfglllun, .Is-pst-n, M. U. Julmsun, F. .Iul1nst1n1, tim-sslirug Absrlnt 5 l'1'uwdus 52,9 OWL OIWQI5 Flrsf RMC: Rand, Thurston, Keitei, Mertis, Koehler, Disbrow, Drummond, VVemhoenel', XVrippht, Kane, Johnson, Peters, Raith ' Nm-mill Hair: Moser, Keyes, Gordon, Hewitt, Peterson, VVeir, Shure, 1,J'Oenc'h, ML't'an4Il0ss, Ln, e Sturkloff, McCain, Rubicam, Gay 'l'l1ir1I H0142 Parton, Potter, Rodewald, VVennvrman, Oberjuerge, Neubeiser, Thomas, Hrvlzinil, Schuessler, Niekamp, Lammert, Richmond F'0111'fh Rauf: Moman, Schuster, Larmore, Poleman, Hartman, Morrill, Seibel First Row: Kerckhoff, Mackintosh, Collinger, Kyrides, Froemke, Valier, Garesc-lie, Lodwick Maritz, Routes, Braufman, Kennard, Gammon ' Second Row: Snodgrass, Gay, Caywood, Taylor, NVelsh, Rezives, Susan Curr, Sully Carr, C. Hand L Q Hassett, NVa11zu'e, Rottman, Hawes, H. Rand Third Row: Bemis, Price, Lewis, Gooding, VVeber, Thomas, Corcfnrain, Metz, Garvin, t'uultvr Richmond, Lottie, O'Neal Fmcrfh How: 4XI'lhf1llSPl', liner, Hagc-b11sr'h, Jones, Busrh, Wuml -55- A Fourth H010 : XVolsh, Vcron, Bangert, Gregg, Dvorak, NVa1tke-, McMahon t Third Row: Fuller, Taylor, Shepley, Rubicam, Packman, Jones, M0R0berts, Hess e Saviour! I-?01r.' RL-ifer, Poland, Homenway, Kramer, Jepson, Robmts, Conrades, Lund First 13010: Clifford, Adams, Emmert, Luvking, Bullock, Corhran, Hubbvll Ftlurth Rvw: Hungerford, Gooding, Bragdon, Hagebusvh, Krey ' t Thirrl 11010: Straub, Starkloff, Trigg, Bates, J. Mudd, lrwin, Roehl, Jones, Steiner LX e New-oml H010 : Aitken, Nl?NA'llLllISf', Sr-hroth, Celia, Johnson, Medart, Baldwin, Hitt First Ifowg Morse, Burns, Terry, Xvhite, Berklvy, VVolft', Neubeiser, S. Mudd -57... C Third Row: Whittemore, XVo01wino3, Coover, Crowell ' f Second Row: White, Setz, Smith, Mc,-Millan, Bisvhoff, Jones lf e First How: Ballard, Brown, VVinston, Niedringhaus, Cowdry, Einstein C Third H0107 Smith, MOGinley, Sandrock, Veron, Hager, Baldwin, Con-hrun, VVullar'e t Second Row .' Roehl, Scharff, Pam-kman, Harms, Marston Q First Row: D'Oe-nvh, Him-kmun, Pulirneyor, Corn, DeVVitt, Towlvs, Hovvs -53- A J First Row: Kratz, Sandra Dobbin, Suzanne Dobbin, Japha, Nugent ' Second Row: Richman, Hurd, Packs, Bixler lj Ll' VUL 3 Tim-iz Row: Him-11, Hickey, Bickel, Dobson, Thomas Absent: Olian, Vvorth First Row: Funsten, Myer, Luedinghaus, Noel, Bodenheimer, NVilliams Secvnd R010 .' Noland, Roessler, Glssler, Comfort, Burleson, Pauley e Tlrird R0-uv: Buford, Elliott, Butler, Coleman, Armstrong, Keyes Absent: Culver, Fischer, Lipscomb : First Row: Goldsmith, lmvy, Kaufman, Bland, Moore, Dc-NVitl, Cosivllo, lllvif-1' ' t Nvmnd R010 : Gray, 'FPlIFfl'bi1l'hPl', Javobs, Muritz, Hungerford, Burton, Aitken, Uolvmzm, Flu-nm e Third Row: Lutz, Hardesly, C. lflnralin, A, Hardin, M, Jones, Drum, Eukin, J. Joni-s A bsenl: llrv X I First Row: Mudd, Sc-liuinakf-r, Bishop, Dominguvz, Francis, Thompson, Hluncl ' ' NPI-ond, How: Campbvll, Seidel, Johnson, Ostorkamp, Morsp, Hum, illusor- 'l'lzi1'd. R0'w.' Ko0nig'sbPrg, Hensley, Stephvns, Bvnjamin, Kvnt Abafnlx Novell, Hia-key, Russel, XVahlh1-ini, Pic-rpont -50- Flrsf lfowg L. Cline, .lam-obs, Sc-lmervk, Gardner, Vogel, Loonarl I mslolph Sill 14 fe: X Q ' uond ll0u lnll N N11 u urx Huw is , C-1 1 ', .. 'llnv ' K t N , ' H: Bl: ', C. Cl :pl 'I'-' l.'un l!UfLlf0l Lntjefgaf en Tim-fl ll'11w: Nllmn-1, smfl-in, .mm-S, 1il'illl4'l', O'Nvul, Hum-k, Strlillb .Hz- : Hug ', V. -1 lvl' sin! Cl Nh! J x Flaw! R014 lmx Stmub Otto Bmgel Kllnc Nfflllllt R010 Vhllkcl Flynn Schonvnlld hndmn Scheff Convex' V llhsrnl: B4'l'kll'S', ILllLlbYQ5,LSOffCl', Sp'ir'k2fIn1iV01t, A17l'QS-Ciill .. 51 .. U11 Physim-al Enluvafion Dvpar'tmPn'f is llle brass svceliou of our sympllony, for it flll'I1lSl1PS fhv 11l1IlPl'-l7Pi1lL :md The body fnoisv, fo usj ol' thx' on-l10sf1'a. Miss Mar'- Leocl, whose molto- svvms to be Sf1n,r1, 'rnwm in ,wrlnlo cm'pm'f, is The able lvaclm' of our Physical Eclm-ntiml, just as Mr. llIlll'I,Dll.Y is the able leaclvr ol' his fvllow', lbwussvs. The sixteen hundred points That a senior may 5ll'i'lUlll1l2lfG for her final svorv in athletics or the vrvs- uvndo of lylllpillll in Ravclls HB0lC1'0,.-21 Mau-Lvo1l or il Murphy, Wl1illI,5 lhc difference? fe? ,4 wwf '69, 1 ml l Q94 E52 5 QI f M ba' fag 2-1' LPS tif ffl l .s , eciiom wo V015 S QS 'A nzi l npmtmr N ffit, Uupon, TlII'I11'I' .fgmific A50cia,Ifi0n lll'1 A'l'lll.-l'I'l'l1f AssovlA'i'i0N has plaiyeml an iniporlaiit pairl in svhool zivlivilivs. At the lwginiiiiig of the full lvrm wo gzivo lho lirsl svhool purly of lhe yviir, ai. got-zivqiiainlvrl gvlfto- gm-ilu-1',', wilh filvvm-1' skits, lliflllblllg, :mil I'lll'l'OSlllllt'lIlS. lmfvr in lhv your the .Xllilvlio .Xssoviulion holpoil Tho gyiii in-au'lwi's plan lor ei lil1I'I'0llgllS-jllilfy play mlziy at Blll'1'0llgllS. Tho vnliro iiplwr sm-hool pa1'lim'ipait1-rl in l10t'lilly. lvnnis, ziucl vollifvlmll gains-s. Wo uri' volliiliomfiiig wilh 'rho Si-nioi' Uounvil on plains lol' ai hu 1112111 lo lake- vlmi'gv ol' WK'0li-Ullll QIEIINUS ni Mziry, with lwo si-niors zivling :is I'Pl,1'l'P4'S lor Oflvli gziiiw. Tlif-i'm' am' inoro iiilrzliiiuml QYIIIIUS sclwcliilvil lor lhv 11-sl ol' lho school yvair, :mil 2lll1l0ll1' flWlll'flS und f'll2ll'IllS will ho pwsviili-il lo Tho girls llll'llllIl45I1'l'I'f2llIl 1'0l1lllI'l'lllI'lllS iii om- of tho last fllmpm-ls of lhv ym-aix 'llliss Mzivlivocl :incl liurly clvswvv zlpplziiisv I'oi' 'rho pel- liviivv :mil Qlllllillldl ilwy luivf- givvn us ll1l'0lIQlI0lll lhv school War. ennid 4 1 Capt,-n, Glaser, Taylor, Junvs, Kieffer, Ormrud, Danforth, Arbucklc, Bowman, H1 man EXNIS, a t'ax'oritv spurt at Mary Instituto. was 1'a1'1'i1-tl on with tht- usual 911lllllSl2iSIll this yvar. Nvwi' lwlorv has a svnior vit-tory svviiivtl so Llilllllllllll. dum- to the ahh- opposition of surh playvrs as Janet :l0ll11Sl0ll. Bvtty l'lii11IK'll'1'. Mary Vliristy Johnson. l'aulinv Austin. Mimi Moser, and ltlllllly l,0lPl'S. hut. to the rvlivl' of tho tained twvlity-viglit tvlass of 51153, thv senior tram 1-mlvd the- st-ason as higli-point inc-n. The top senior playvrs wvre Franriv llllg'llPS anel l.aMay litllwll, raptain ol' thv twain. The tvnnis flouhlm-s trams wvrv vliosmi froni tliv twvlw top girls on thv tvnnis lafldvrs ot' van-h 1-lass. Tlit-sv girls haal c-lialh-iigwl. and had lwvn rhal- lviigvcl hy. utlivr girls in thvir vlass. thus giving fre-v oppor- tunity to all. Spring tvnnis. whit-li vnfls with the tvnnis singlvs tournanit-iits. was llllPl'l'llllll'll hy had wt-atlier anrl prar-tim-ti for tllv Maypolv. -65 Q 1 Y K, , K4 gk W QR Y Orm rod, Capen Firsf Row: Moffat, Mngoon, Glaser, ilD?lhfOl'tl1, Kieffer, Jones. Thomson SlPf'0'lLd R010 : ,.xI'lllSll'0l lg', Bowman, Gamblv, Arbuc-kle, fJI'Tlll'01l Glaser, Danforth Mele, IF'l'l-IBN rahs for 1111- sv11io1's!,' With this fiwuliiioiizil 111111111 flu- hom-ke-y svason 1-losvfl Zljjillll. 'lllll' sm-11io1's' l'll'l0l'l' i11 hockey this yoar was IJ?ll'ilC'lll2ll'lf' 11'i11111pl1z111t lJ0l'illlSi' of ilu- 1-losv struggle l'1P1wQe11 H10 two iippm' 1-lassvs. Alilwoiigh all four graiclvs vxllibifmi 1-xclvllviit lP2llllW0l'li :md spirif, tliv vx- pv1'iv11w oi' 1110 seniors 211111 j1111io1's lllPll'lil'Il H11-111 as lhv lvzifl- ing voiitostziiits for H10 1-up. whivh will lw pix-sviitwl to llofly l'Jz111fo1'fl1, 1-zipfain of illtl senior 'YV' tvani. in Olll' ol' llll' lust llll2lIll'lS of the yG2ll'. 'l'l1oso to bf- 1-slum-vizilly l'0Il'Lfl'ililll2li0ll arm' Carol fllzisvr. senior vmiivi' half-lwzii-k: live llloffzii. l'o1'w:11'rl: and .loam li2lSSl0l1l'. JOEIIIIIK' llzigvr, illlll flll2ll'l0fi0 O'Kvv1'c-. j1111io1's. 0110 of H10 most exciting aililvfic' vvviifs of H111 yc-111' was the lifflflll and Golfl l1ovkc-lv tifilllll' hold lo opn-11 Tho swi- son, i11 whicfli Pvery girl could pariivipnh-. 'l'l1z111ks am- :luv fo Burly and Miss Gray for Their pafivnt voawliiiig. First Row: Magoon, Danforth, Hughes, Heman, Gamble Second How: Moffat, Ormrod, Armstrong, Jones guage fha! HE WHISTLE BLEW, the hall was thrown in and the hasket-ball season was off with a burst of 01l1lll1S1tiSlll the games were exciting and full of elass spirit. The game was on January 8 when the annual Green and Golrl gaunes were played. The Green Ak were victorious hy a score of 18-8 while the Gold BY, 1l'llllllpll0fl hy ai, narrow margin of 14-12. This year the Seniors and Juniors m-ontestecl in a close race for the eup. The Juniors won the AU game and lost the Bn: therefore the 1-liainpioiiship was not deter- niined until the final CH and D games. The Seniors were vic-torious in both ganies over the perseveri1'1g Juniors. The Senior C teani should he espem-ially volnpliinenterl for it has remained undefeated in all its four years of play. Thus with the final blowing of the whistle, the hasket-halls were put away until next year when the basket-hall season, ai favorite with all. begins again. - 1946 . All first Heman, Hughes, Armstrong UR various ext1'a-cL11'1'icular activities form the per- vussion section of our orchestra, since in these at-tivitios we 001110 to more uhlowsj' than olsewllerc- in our Sinn- phony of Days at Mary Institutef, Although our kettle-- drum sometimes needs a Mr. Ehrlivh to tune it, wo, nevertheless, Hliillilglfl to keep blows from having' over- loufl repercussions. The variations found among our activities, almost matching in number the varintionw found in the percussion instruments, add interest and spive to our symphony. W 11? .f-' I. 99? W. VV r9?9' ova' f N5 M n f Q f AM gf Si 4 f 1-0 O I v4 ' 434 fy' -QW ecifiom gimme Q7f'Cf1!LSSiO7fL First Row: Simon, Grand, O'Keet'e, Barrows, Rassieur, Xvilliams, Niedringhuus Sefgrmfl Row: Moffat, Hemun, Roberts, Gamble, J. MeAfee, Fox, Danforth, Thomas, Thomson 'l'hird l?1IU'.' Svhab:-rg, Hall, Straub, Myers, Morris, B. McAfee, Goessling, Love, Turner, Koehler, Hager, Uovvilry, Lewis, Rodewald, Filnninghant, Smith, l'nrling', Kennaril First Row: Cox, McAfee, Gamble Second Rvw: Thomas, Roberts, Danforth CAl 0l'LiC e ills hook began with a vague iilea for a syinphonie theme anml progressed to eruuiplecl all blanks, layouts ol' these pages. ami linally to the babies of the lliililSSl'll lll0l'ill'.Y hoard. this and niaiiy other write-ups. We attribute our last minute rush tM1's. Joedieke, even more harassed. assures us it is nothing newj to too lllllK'l1 play, reealling the slay meuibers ol the Saint Louis Syinphony Urellestra fame to Mary Institute. entertaining us with anei-clotes and gavolles. 'l'he ambition ol' the board has been to he ilifferenlf, and through the efforts ot Mrs. Joeclieke, Mr. Swain, and senior board, we think we have aehievefl our goal. The most obvious and radical ehange has been in the size ol' the CHRONICLE. The new size makes it possible to obtain different artistic layouts. The faculty pages, and the tenth and eleventh grade pages have been ex- panded in hopes ol presenting a few candid pictures ot our tearhers and ot the coming seniors. Orchids to Mr. Swain, our artistic inspiration. the powers behind the throne, Moe Gamble and Joann Cox, and to our 'ineoinparablev eonduetor, Joedieke. -70.- First I111111' l,1i11lwi1-k, 4Xl'blll'klL', 'l'11yl01', Kieffer, 1'. J11111-S, 0l'llIl'0Ll, Vollmxer, Stris-klvr, J. Junvs .ww-111111 l.'n11': Sliurv, Hzlsting, lf'1-111-111k1-, WV1'ip:l1t, Lum-, H1111p1-t1-r, VVllf'lfll'I'liCll, Aitkvn, l111nh:11', Austin, l':1HIlt'S, ll2lI'lll1l'l', Von S11l11':11l111', XY1111st1-1, l+'1'1'11n1l, l'1-t1'rs11n, IYU11111-I1 inf? 1.11111.1x11s ,xxli 111-:.1111.1x1:s 1111111 1111-1 lliis .Yl'2ll' but 11111 x11ll11111l lam lllllllltl' 2lllXIl'l'Y 1111 lllll 111111 11l El SlI'll'3IQllll'11' 1-1l1- I111' who 11'i1-1l 1l1-11-1'111i11111ll.x' 111 lllilllllillll 21 1ll'WSlJilIIlll' sl11ll' . . . . , llIl1l4'l lllll l11-11111' 11111111f11l11f1'11- 111-1-5111-11 IPl'l'llllill' 111 ll111 lJ1111'1', 1'1111111. l'11l1l1sl1111l K'W'l'.Y Two XVll1'liS 111 lllillzl' lllSlllllll'.,, tliv ll2lIN'l'4 Q1-1111111-1l 2111 1111-111I11l v1-111' l1'11111 1l11' llI'Sl 111111111131 111 llll' l'11I111111l NX11 11ll1m11l 11111 ' 1 ' - '1 's1-lx'1-s 111 1511 l'lllllIbll'lt'ly 'llllVS- llllll.Y,, 11111-11 Elllll hllllllSlll'l'll illl .X111'il l 1111l's ID111' iss111'1 wl1i1fl1 fbl'1Illlll'l'4l 1'1-s1111111l1111-' 1'1-111-1'1-11ss11111s. 'llll2lllliS 111'1- 1'SIll'1'l2llll' 111 111'1l111' T11 .l11111- ll1'1111'111l, 11111' s1111i111' 1'1111l4i11. wl111s1- i11spi1'i11gf111li- 1111'111ls f111111li1-1l il st1'1111g' link i11 11111' 1fl111i11 11111l 1-1111i1'il111l111l. wo l'1111l, 111 tl111 Q1-111-1'11l spirit ul ll11- sT111l1111t l1111ly. illlll T11 ll111 151111111 11111111l11'11's 111' 1l11- s11pl111111111'1- l'l2lFSI lllll 1111151-1'1111ss 11111l lllllll'lll2llll'V 11li Tlwir 1'11p111'ti11g 11111 1-111111111-111l11l1l1'1. 'l'1m li111'l1111'11 'l'11yl111'. 1111 ll0ll0l'illJll1' 11111111i1111. for k111111i11gf IIS li1111111'i11lly l1111101'11l1l11.', Tl10 S1'111i111' B11111'1l, ll2lYlllQ' 1'11sl1111l 111 thv print- 111',s lor tl11 1 l11sl limo, 111k11s This 11pp111'l1111ity to lll'qLll'2lTl1 H111 11l1,l lj'IlQW1'llPI' 11,1 111'-xt f'f?ill S Oclitors, 11111l willi it Tl111i1' lwsl l1op12s. Vollmer, Kieffer, Taylor, P. Jones, Ormrod -':'1.. MPA fvv, J. Juni-s enior olfmci HE P1-11c,xsE 6'S0I'l1Pfl1ll10' olcl mul soniotliilw' iu-xv 1.11 I D . . . rx . l' 'A , 1 A 1 zu'T1v1lu1s ul tlux SUIIIOI' Vu vvrx will lu .ipplulml lu tlu lil this lvezilz Wil linw mzniutniiu-rl. mul we- lumlu-. l.l1l'llIl'IHl llui l'urrulor Hip syslvin mul tlul liUSlt'l'lIlQ ul' an lirilish Xhll mplizlli. Wi- lmw trivcl to iniipmw ilu- vitixviisliip grzuling ln illllltjlllllllgj Junior l,'0llllL'll llll'IlllJOI'S to lui ai PPl'lll2ll!Ulll p. ul' tho vitizvusliip QIIULIIPS. 'l'lu- Svriiur Uouiu-il lll2llllSjlll'2lll'll am Hill Vlotlufs Ihiyv wliivli took plauiv on .Xpril Iirsl mul xi Is 1 1 ' ' l'lllllilX01l with al parlv givvii luv tlui Nliiim louiuwl lm' ilu 4'lll'll'4 IIIJIMI A 1 -' si-luuil. Wm- p1'ox'irlvrl liuul, Ullll1I'l2llIl1lll'lll, 1 prim-s lm' tluf vlvwivsl mstuiiuis. Uilulr Msmniiwiliiiigs iuwi Illvlllilt' tlu- lllll'0tll1l'll0ll ol ai point' svslvm fo Mary lnstiluln wliull will lul n to lllsllllllllt Il 1 ' il .' - K -spmisilnlity QIIIIOIIQI sliulvm 2 iiul llul wc-zltiirii ol' :1 gfillllt' lPlll'llHll. wliiuli assigns mlutvs mul l'ulvl'4-vs for WUl1k0llll gauiufs. Wo wish to l :ink ilu- lzulultx vspi 1 mllx N11 U' . 'ss llvroil, Mrs. Hilo, mul Miss Milvlu-ll. lor llll'll hlllllbilfl ul' our iilvns, mul to vxprvss ai lu IPP lullu-il :z lilfln- in lilll'llll'l'lll42I tlui si-luuml Sl that wv lla llI'll ol Nlzlrx' In F liluim-. J. Jones, Thomas, Mc.-Xfve, Gamble, P. Janus N. ..,3.. un uul wllsiclolwlhly lVillI'illQ tlll- past Xl'2ll'.,7 Last SLllllllll'lA ilirtilli' six h1lIliil'C'Ci hooks wow llcldlld to our sllvlvl-s l'l'olll iilt' lic-:1lltil'llI t'01l0l'tio11 of the iilfl' Rlillllllldi Ilzlllliitoll Smlrs, iA0l'1lll'l' Ill'ill- , OQLPQP Ed? 'l' is fitting that it lw szlid tlgilill that tim iiiJI'ill'.Y llals QVHWII cipall of Mary lIlSiiT1ltlx. 5il1l'lj tilv Ililllulljv climl not llllw 1-llollgll spill-0 for all iill' books. wt- clxpllllllwl illiti' Tilt' book- slwlvl-s ol' till' AIlxlll0l'i2li lioolll. wilvrv must ol' Mr. Sl-zlrs' hooks may iw IN'I'l1St'4i. Dill- to the grllzlt illi'I'l'ilSl' lil' thu lllllll- 'IPI' of books, tllis yWll'.S iNlilI'ii. slllalll. but l'iiil'it'lli'. ilzls iltxllll VUl'.V busy. .X IHIVT ul' our l'o11tl'illl1ticlll tu fill' Ililllull'-Y is 'till' l'2liSillg,1' of tllll iilll- iilll' 0Yt'I'lillt1 hooks to iiw wllts. ill Tillt iltllit' ol' Ill'UIllpiUI' l'lltlll'1ls. Wm- tllkv this llIlINH'illllit'V of tllalllkillg Miss Ruth iiPl'Ull. to willmlll wi- owl- our Slll'l't'SH lls il llmllwl, illlti of 4'XiK'IlIiillg' lllll' in-st YViSil0S to lltlxt yl'ti1',S ilU2ll'1i. Hl.ma,,, gasplton, Robems, q-h0,,,S0,, M3 I First How: Strickler, Czlpcn, Cox, Hughes Serrmrl Noir: Hmmln, Roberts, Uasvlton, Thomas 7'l1i1'd .lf0lt7.' Moffat, BI5,l,'Z','00I'l, Gurnvy -33- ramafic First Row: Film, Cox, Kieffm-1' Secnml Row: JXl'lNStl'0I'lg', MvAfee, Capvn, Roberts, Gamble, P. Jones Third Row: J. Jones, Bowman, Ormrod llli Mzisqllsws, thv Svuior Dl'ilIll2illl' Clulm. wus 1ll'gil1llZl'Kl lllrw .YPEll'S ugu Zlllll slum- 'rllul liuw wu lluw Wl'lt'0lllklll only lour 114-w lllllIlllll'l'S. Svx'vl':1l Vvurs algo wc plmlllvvcl Mlllll' llm l'Il2lU'l' ol ll nu mlv Stn-vt.' lrum wluvlm ww Qilllwll IIllll'll valluulrlo 1-x lUI'Il'lll'l'. lllis VPEII' wm- luul wluuuvml lo rluv to u lull ll0llSU. Parts wow ?lSSlQll01l :uul 1'vl1vu1's:1ls lwguu on Quality Strvvl,,, wlwu il wus lvallixvml tlull our Svllllillllk' wus lou lull To givv llw 1'vq11il'm'rl Timv lu ilu- l'l'lll'2ll'S2llS. 'l'u S'Ylll- lnolizv llu- lulppy fiuws wv lulvv llull IlI'1l4'l'lSlllQ lor plu-vs we INWOI' U'-nw, wx' lmw- 01-111-will l'll2ll'lllS l'usl1io1u-ml ol' two lllE1SliS I'Ulll'USl'lllllltLf ilw IIIIISUS ul Q-mnwclv uuml llwlggc-clv, Zlllil To lllillil' un lm' our lll?ll'llYllj' mm lluf lmourcls, wv url- UIYIIIQJQ u mrly lm' tlw Sl'lll0I' l'lElSS null llw l uv :lull I lll'lilIll K lull. lu mu- lmuv lluf work uuml play ol' flu! 1-lulm. we uw pluuuiug To iuiliutv fl0svl'vil1g' lll0lllllPl'S ul' our sislm' vluss. 'flu' suplmolllorvs. whom we' ure 1-ouliclvul will l'2ll'l'j' on tlw lmsl ll'H1llll0llS ol llw lllPill0l'fll0l' Hllw show lllllSl fm ou. Kieffer, Cox, Fihn .. 74 ... First Hoivf Eanws, Thomas, Kane, NVr'ig,'ht, Merlis, Sc-liziberg, Hut-Ll, Nic-di'iIig'l1:nl1s, Film, Kie1fl'm'r, Fisc-her, Magnon, Gurney, VVunderliL-li, C'rawfol'd, Reynolds, Bench-r, Armstrong, Hughvs, P. Joni-s, J. Jom-s. Hexsting N6vond Huw: Schneider, Mffanmlless, Connvr, Momzxn, Nugent. th-rc-kv, llosvhv, Iiubrerts, H. .XIv.Xfm-, Lune, Iluvis, Hunpvtvr, Bowman, Hzxygvr, Lnvv, Pzittun, Johnstuwn, lflIHb2ll', f lINll Cu' Nl'ltl1l'4 l XlvXl'1-nf l i'lu- Le CM ills ylxill' tha- lllvv Vluln, our strongvst tim' with tlw musim' whivh ll'lSIDll'f ll thx- tlwmv of this hook, has 1 almost vvwy llll!P0l'l2ll1l lll'0'Q'I'2llll givvii :it ill2ll'.Y lnstitutv. ln the 'l'll2lIlliSt1IlVlllgj Ill'0Q,fl'illll :mtl again in thv t'l1ristmz1s pro- grmns wc l'orm0cl ai very 0SS0llll2ll part ol' tho tout misc-iillmln-. thitsillv ot' sm-hool. part ol' thi- tllvv Vlulr 1-:lmllwl at thv liogc-.V Cluh and at tho Wmliivsclziy Vhih in ormlvr to hm-lp thc- Uhrist- mais Carol .hSSUl'lilfl0ll. ln thv spring. instc-:ul ul' tlw usual iutm'-class song' voutvst. tho Ulm- Phill. ziloiig with thv maim- hvrs ol' thv lvfbfwl' Svliool siligilig' vlzissos, pn-sviitml thc- Spring' Festival. 'l'his llI'0g,fI'illll was su Slli'l't'SSl'lll that wv wvrv asks-rl to repeat 21 lbw of our numlwrs :it am PVl'11ll145j Ullll'l'l2llllllll'l1l. We 0wP this unusual SIIUUPSS to our iww mul tulvntvcl wlirw- l'vlv. trvssr Miss Rflllll, and to our 2ll'l'0llIIlillllSl, Miss M-rlor'i1ic-ll :it ls-, x,.. I ..l -75- Magoon, Fischer, VVund9rlic'h Fi-rs! Row: Rassieur, Bixby, Simon, Parke Nfironrl Roux' Arbuckle, Armstrong, Strirkler, Taylor, Film 'l'I1if'd Hrlzr: Barrows, Woostvr, Myers, Patton, Davivs, Bender, Von tlontard Seatwri: Taylor, Strif-klvr, Arbuvklv, Film Standing : Gurney, Arnistrong' IQQVLZAA s tho Spanish vlulr viltvwcl its thirfl your. it vonsistml of tiltl-on lllK'lllllPl'S, the largl-st 1-nrollnn-nt' ol' its vxistmive. Mwst- ing irrogularly throughout tho your, tho Spanish 1-luh offvrs nn opportunity to llf't'0lIlf' fznnilizu' with Spanish :mtl South .Xlllt'l'lt'2lll l'llSl0lllS and gzunos. tlnv ol' tho highlights ot' tho your wus ai visit from Sl-nor Roberto D0 lin ll0S2l. goollwill tllllll2lSS2ltl0I' from Moxivo, who c111t0l'tz1ii1Pcl the Gntirv stuclvnt hotly with vxplanzltions of lllt'Xlt'tlIl i'llSl0lllS, :intl clvliglitfnl rvnditions ot' popular Moxivnn songs. Following his lb0l'l'0l'lIl- :nm-, hi- zlttvmloll the Spanish 1-lussvs. 2lIlSW0l'lllgI questions null singing niorv songs. The 4'lll'l1llSlHSlll ol' our nwvtings is l1lll'lllPl'Ptl by tho lll'PS0llt'G ot' doughnuts, at tlvlicfnvy whit-h has llOt'0lll0 p1'z1c-tivally an institution with our 1-lull. The ot'- tivvrs ot' the vluh are llvlvn Fihn, prvsimlont: .loam llassivur. vivo-p1'0siflm1tg .lvtfwy .xI'lllSll'0I1g, S0t'I'Pl2ll'Y2 and Mary liouist- Ig9Illli'l', trvasuror. The activities ol' the clull are under the sponsorship of Mrs, Gilbert. -75.. First R01l'.' Glass-1', Vollmvr, A1'n1st1ong4, Bwaflon New-nnd H0141 'I'111n01', A1'b11f'klc-, Parka pfagwor em 1111: l,l2l'YWttl'lit'I'S, though loss avtiw than 111 ll0l'lllUI' .Yt'2lI's. l1a1'1- l'1lIlll'll1lllWl k'tlllSltll'l'iilll'Y to svhool avtivititt-s tl1is 'WWII' I' ' - .'-F g 1 '1 - psf. 1-s 1o111a -J- qiic-s. .xllllillljjll tht- 11-il svtlan Vllllll' Zillfl tht- 1111pi1't111'1-sqliv wall l'HllS0fl lllt'lIl a tow llllillllli. the- final Ill'0tllll'll0ll was lllilSlUl'l'lll. lt is 1-vi1l1111t liI'1llll tl1is l1I'0lit'HSl0ll2ll n4'l11'li- 1l,o1'111'1'1- that tho ll1f'IIllNll'r ol' tho l,ltl.YW0l'l-i1'l'S arv vl1os1-11 lo1 thoii' artistit- ahility. llllll' lJlZl'YW0l'l-it'I'S also harl 1'llill'gj4' ol tlw lllillit'-llll tor il Lows-1' S1-hool play. 'l'hc-ii' Illl'Illll!'l'SlllIl has 1 1- , , . 1lwi111ll1-cl tl1is yt-ai' t'1'o111 sixt11v11 to vight girls. si11v1- no 1 V lll4'llllH'l'S wviw- oli-1-ti-rl at thu 1'11cl ot' last yvar. As il r1's11lt Kgs 3,5 , . A 1 ol' wljv tc-11' tlI'2lllltlllt' I1l'tNllll'll0IlS 51111111 tl1is Xtl2ll'. tho l'lay- WUl'lil'l'S l1aw- lltll hi-1-11 lwpt V1-1'-1' lllIS-Y. Nvxt yi-ar. llllWt'Vl'l', 3- tl11--1' llllfbt' to talu' lll 1111111-1' 111111' 1111-111l11-1-s klllll to assist i11 tht 111-o4l11vtio11 ol' higgvi' a111l ln-tti-1' tit' possihli-1 l'll'l'llt'll plays. if 1'-. J -14 ,-,-1 .. It ... f s 15 - X. .. f. 1 f H .- .-N l,ill'lil3 lin ation, A1'111st1'o11 lfmior rom 111 11111 1-1111' 11111141-11 111111 il 11l'1'2111l1211111 111 r12l1'1111S1 211111 111111111111-11111si 11l1I' .111111111' 1'1'11111 1-'1111 11 s 11 1-1111111-1- 111 1111 11151 , . 111211. '1'111'1111'11l1'. 511111'11'11'1' 111 1111- 51l1S., was s1'111111111z1-11 111' 11-111-1-1111 11'11111111g f11111's l'1l1111ll1111' 111 .111 1111'1111111'F1'1'111 111111111 V 1 ' ,-. 1 1Q.- 11-'-11111 111111-11 11'11s r1111lIl1l'111'11 il 11111111111 111111111 1111 1.111 ,. 111. 'S 9 11 1111' 11'11l11 1111' 1111' 1-1111 111 1111- g'11111111s111111, 1111s 1'1lY1'I'1'11 111111 .1 N1l1111l11Is11X'1'1'1'111'111'1. 111111 1111- 111-11111-51111. 111-5111-11 111 1111 1 N.. 1-111'1'1- 111' 1111- S12l1l'1'1lS1', 1l121'V1'11 1-111111111-11111 11111s11-. .X111111g 1111111 51111151111 1111-111111 XV1'1'1' 1'2l1'1l 1'l'11l'1'S1'Il1l11Q 11111 IIS 1111s il mass 111 13111 11111111-111 1112lS111l'1l11'1'1'S1 Nix s1111111111' 1111111111115 1111111111-11 111 s111'1-1', s1-s 1'1'11111 1111- 1111-1111- s111111. W11111- 11111110 11'l'111Q', 111l'l'1'-11111l1'1lS111l1i11 s1111's 1111111111-- W1- 11'1-1'1- 1111111111 1111- 11113111 was 111-111111- 11111--'Wt' 11'111 111w11.1's 1'1-1111-111111-1' 11. s 1 . -Q -78-Ex Q 151 ,111 Id gmla ony ag af Weary ,gnfififufe N W1-11111-s1l11.x', l'l1'l1l'll2ll'f' 1l11- sixth. x1'1- 111 Nl111'.x' lll5lllllll , . , , l1:11l 1l11- IllllilFllll1' 111 ll1l1ll'1IlQ,f Mr. 5ll'lll1l1'l. Mr, ll1llllll'S. M1 . ,. . ,. .1 'l'111'1111, 2lll1l Mus Al1'Ql1'I' 111 1l11- 5111111 l,11111s hx'11111l11111x' 111 , . 1 v 1-l11-s11':1 lllilf' I111' IIS 111 :1 ll1:1111-I Ill'11'1jl'2llll. XX 1- 2ll'1' :Ill x'1-1'x , 1 ' 1 1 - 1 'l'2ll1'llll 1111l11- 1 llll11Nll l1l', 111111 Xl1's..l111-1l11'li1- 1111' ill'l'2lllj1 lug' Slll'll illl lllllIl'1'l'1'1l1'lll1'1l I1l1'2lSlll'l'. 'l'11 11111-11 1l11- 111'11g1'11111 Nlr. 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L., 31 McAfee Most likely to succeed-11 Fischer, 21 Gamble, 31 Glaser Most attmicttve-11 Strickler, 21 Bowman, 31 Thomas Most tailmted-11 Fischer, 21 Cox, 31 Gamble Personality-11 Magoon, 21 Jones, J., 31 Capen Best-dressed-11 Roberts, 21 Moifat, 31 Bowman Most happy-go-lucky-11 Gurney, 21 Vollmer, 31 Hughes Best disposition,-11 Thomson, 21 Armstrong, 31 Magoon Best sense of humour-11 Bowman, 21 Arbuckle, 31 Cox Figure-11 Jones, P., 21 Ormrod, 31 Hughes Hair-11 Caselton, 21 Cox, 31 Fihn Lips-11 Breadon, 21 Taylor, 31 Fihn Eyes-11 Magoon, 21 Capen, 31 Roberts Nose-11 Hughes, 21 Strickler, 31 Ormrod Ha-mls-11 Kieffer, 21 Breadon, 31 Fischer Laugh-11 Glaser, 21 Hughes, 31 Gurney Voice-11 Fischer, 21 Gamble, 31 Fihn Pmlse-11 Thomas, 21 Kieffer, 31 Capen Cutest-11 Hughes, 21 Magoon, 31 Thomson Best sport-11 Glaser, 21 Thomson, 31 Cox Friendliest-11 Heman, 21 Magoon, 31 Taylor Talkative-11 Gurney, 21 Heman, 31 Bowman Most glamo-rous-11 Ormrod, 21 Fihn, 31 Vollmer Most naive-11 Roberts, 21 Thomson, 31 Hughes Graceful-11 Fihn, 21 Ormrod, 31 Kieffer Peppiest-11 Gurney, 21 Bowman, 31 Striekler Complexion-11 Roberts, 21 Vollmer, 31 Taylor Most popfu,la.r-11 Capen, 21 Hughes, 31 Fihn First to be married-11 Breadon, 21 Taylor, 31 Caselton Most artistic-11 Arbuckle, 21 Armstrong, 31 Breadon F-ran-lcest-11 Heman, 21 Arbuckle, 31 Fischer Most owiglnol-11 Armstrong, 21 Vollmer, 31 Ormrod -34- enior .xdmdilfiona Arbuckle: Not to be asked why my name is Woody. Armstrrmg: To look and act like one of Thurber's cartoon drawings. Bozvm,afn: To be second when three's a crowd. Brmdofn: To know what I mean when I say, Do you know what I mean ? Capefn: Leave it to Heaven. Caselton: To be able to say NON when someone offers me something to eat. Cox: To sit under a peppermint tree eating steak and ice-cream. Dfmforth: To come to a Leap Year my junior year. Film: From best friend to sister-in-law. Fischer: To get one-half accomplished in the coming years as Mrs. Otto accom- plishes in one day. Gamble: To carry me back to old Virginnyf, Glaser: From best friend to sister-in-law. Gurney: Not to say the right thing at the wrong time. H Mmm : To have and to hold. Hughes: To be able, at moments, to make time stand still. Jonas, J.: To get a 10.5 on a College Board. Jones, M. L.: To be president of a baked bean factory at Boston. Kieffer: To go to see. Ma.goon: To stop having birthdays six times a year. M cAfee: To find Pooh Corners and settle down with a jug of honey. Mojfat: To have curly hair. Ormrod: To find Shangri-La. Roberts: Not to have my name spelled M-A-R-E. Strickler: To eat, drink, and be merry, for tomorrow I die-t. Taylor: To have the first Son of a graduate at M.I. Thomas: After being Advertising Manager of the CHRONICLE, I find myself ambitionless. Thomson: To grow to be six feet tall so that I won't have to lead the line in marching. Vollmer: To build a better mouse-trap. - 85 .... jwenfy- ive eczm ence Scene: The Arbuckle farm in Ware, Missouri. Occasion: The twenty-fifth reunion of the class of 516. y Arbuiclclei: It is fitting that first on the list should be the hostess of this gala gathering. Woody has just hobbled past, bearing a half a cow for dinner. May every twenty-five years find Ware so thickly populated. Armstrofn,gi: Jeff is celebrating today. After twenty-five long years, the Jefferson county Bugle has finally published her famous comic strip, Peerless Pearl- and the three Little Oysters. Bowman: Another member of the old twenty-eight to be congraulated today is Beau. Not every one is voted the girl we'd most like to shake with by the Green Lea employees throughout the world. Brendon: Now a word of mourning. Because of the interstellar base-ball games, J an cannot be present. They need an umpire even more than we do. Uapzm: A quarter-mile long Rolls-Royce is rounding the bend, taking each curve in its stride. lt pulls to a stop in front of the door, and, preceded by a blast of trumpets, La May, Soeial Dowager of Podunk, steps forward. Uaselt-on: We see Lucy in the corner sleeping off the twenty-eight ice-cream sundaes she had for dessert. She is losing weight steadily. Com: Our entertainment is being provided by Stella Dallas Coit, whose Voice is r-oming to us from station C LU C K, from Chiekenfeed, Idaho. Danforth.: Dot-the-Pot, momentarily escaped from Vaudeville, is providing laughter and fun to all with her amazing guffaw, the result of many years practice. lt,s a 1-ross between a knee-slapper and a, snort. Film: Premiere ballerina Fihn-et troupe. She has just leapt through the room in a leotard shouting a gay hello, F1'srlmr.' Gloriana, who plays the part of the Aquamarine in Billy Roseis new Aquaeade, The Aquamarine Garter, is just showing off the jeweled garter presented to her, in appreeiation of her performance, by the east. Glaser: A little ehug is heard coming around the bend and along comes a dilapidated, twenty-five-year-old, white Chevy -it is Car, four hours late, in the white beetle. Gamble: The stars of Cafe Soeiety, Moe and Guitar, have eontdescendedj at Ware for a week's stand. I Gurney: Jeanne found time to leave the ice-hoekey rink, once Tower Grove Park, where she stars as goalie. In an effort to arrive on time she skated down six months early. g -35- jwenfy- ive Mem ence Hcman: Has taken out a new insurance policy on her nose. It is now insured for S5,000,000, promising the athletic star a comfortable future. Hughes: Francie also has a tale of woe. It seems that the Hugheses arrived at their shack at Pike's Peak, thinking their escape from the mobs at last come true, only to find the Wednesday Bridge club awaiting them on the door-step. Jones, J.: The scrap pile, after attaining unknown heights, is no more. The last victim blew out the window, not being able to stand up against the force of Jonesie's Let me tell you. J ones, M. L.: Miggy is homeless these days. Her pennants slowly inched her out. Kieffer: Kief is providing the food from her latest burgher stand. Specialite de la maisonl'-creamed chicken. Ma-g0orn,: The minute Homer walked in, twenty-seven voices burst into Happy Birthday To You. M czlfee: Janet's eyes have gone on strike. After years of strain and bad light, they refuse to pop back in. Moffat: Lee is now a famous counter-spy. Five minutes after she arrived she slinked to the window, ilaslhed her 25 carat ring three times, and the big passenger plane that brought her soared into the air. Ormrod: Junie, taking a vacation from her duties as Britaints representative in the World Congress, just walked in with two Russian representatives. QFast, eh what?j Roberts: Mair strolled in with twenty-live trunks, seven designers, twelve seam- stresses, and eight laundresses, all employed to keep her the best-dressed woman in the world. Stricklefr: Marty now owns a railroad line, an airplane company, and a post-ofiice in order to take care of all her fan mail. star in her production of her best-seller, The Loves of Martha, S., she receives 20,000,000 letters a day.j Taylor: Barbara has gone down to the creek with a fishing pole and ten little fishers. Thomas: Bettie is down to twenty-tive pounds, due to excess worrying over a CHRONICLE ad she forgot to put in the book, a fourth of a century ago. Thomason: Poody has been taking so many stretching exercises that her muscles have rebelled and contracted a half an inch. Vollmer: And now for a sad bit of news. Patty held her last party twenty-four and a half years ago-an open cotlin at Mournful Dell Cemetery. -37- we Sainf ofouid Sgmpkony OrcAe6fr with wlmsf' Q'I'iIl'iUllS pc-rulissiml thai Tho - . 1- . 1 . X1 llw UIIPIIIIIU' ul thx- IM.,-l.P441 svusrnx lllltltal' H141 ll'2l4lL'l'SlliIl oi' Mr. 'Uladimir Golschmarm nl 1111s bunk was llll4lt'l'filkl'11 :mal UXUVIIIIII ..8Q,. IIIP We leave : Woody Arbuckle Jeff Armstrong Bernie Bowman Jan Breadon LaMay Capen Lucy Caselton Jo-Ann Coxie Dotty Danforth Helen Fihn Glo Fischer Moe Gamble Car Glaser Jeanne Gurney CAM W!! Mary lleman Calso her nosej Franeie Hughes fwith the remains of Postiogomoj Jean Jonesie Peggy .Tones Annie Kieffer fsl Homer Magoon Janet Mac - Afee Lee Moffat heard that young men were going west these days Junie Ormrod ftakiug her Walk with herj llflilll' Roberts Marty Striekler Barbara Taylor Bettie Thomas Poo Thomson Pat Vollmer Openffire Fancies Prize-winning essay by Barbara Jane Lane, Class of 1947, in the Alumnae Essay Contest of May, 1945. Sitting alone in front of the open ire nestled deep among the tall, stately tree- trunks, I, feeling drowsy and sheltered as a Well-fed kitten, fell to musing. As the warmth seeped into my flesh, and the soft-scented pines rustled gently, nostalgic thoughts filled my mind, former joys-former sorrows, all combining to fashion a person, a human being, one a little different from the rest. I wondered how I was different from the rest of the world, and if I was, why was I? Maybe someone else sitting here, gazing into the livid, changing coals, would be thinking the same thing. What things about me are different? I have two eyes, a nose, and a mouth. I am in command of all my faculties, as is everyone else, yet I am different. I laugh and cry in a special way. That shows me, for no one else laughs or cries just as I do. But those who, consciously or unconsciously, copy someone else-do they have a really special personality, or are they just shells, masking other people,s Ways? It's hard to be someone entirely individual, because everyone mocks and thinks you're queer, yet our world is supposed to be growing more modern and stream- lined. How can our world be modern, even if autogyros, glass buildings and tele- vision become necessities, when our thoughts are still as narrow and stilted as they are. However, there has to be some law and order 3 all have to follow certain patterns of living so that they can work together smoothly and efficiently. Where does per- sonality end, and habit begin! It's so very hard to tell. p I wonder, too, why Pm on this earth. Whatgood am I? I'm not a great artist or designer, doctor or lawyer, and I don't think I could ever be a very good brick- layer. So what cm, I here for? Maybe it's to make other people happy tho', to do that, you have to be good, and sweet, and understanding, which I very seldom am except when I read a book like Alcott's Little Women, and then the effect lasts only about three hours. Maybe Iill have a vision and will perform some great deed, or perhaps I'll die, While pitifully young, for some stirring cause, but then again, I might grow up and live a normal, everyday sort of life, which would do no one any good. I really donit know what I'll do. lt,s so very hard to, tell. With these thoughts still stirring lazily in my relaxed, yet humming, brain, I drifted off to sleep, with the soft light of the glowing fire, still fiickering thru the shadows. . BARBARA JANE LANE Class of '47 fDead End Streets First Honorable Mention in the Alumnae Essay Contest of May, 1945. I drove up one the other day! In my mind the coming Prom,' warrants a new evening dress, but the shops did not feel the same way as I did. They had no decent material, no dresses hearing price tags that did not literally make my eyes pop, and in some cases they even had nothing to display. It is excursions like this that often cause me to wonder, Is this trip necessary ? We go up many blind alleys and dead-end streets in our lives. If only we followed the map-but who wants to follow a map? Maps are for those who do not travel! However, once at the dead-end, what next? Turn around, and it is really amaz- ing what interesting sights can he found when you are driving in the opposite direction on the other side of the street. In my case I discovered a little road leading to a shoe store. I had unsuccessfully gone downtown to buy an evening dress, and I came home with a pair of shoes. Just think how much fuel, or rather energy, could be saved if we were not con- stantly raeing up dead-end streets! ln this time of national strife, both fuel and energy need to bc conserved, but we would miss much fun were it not for our fruitless trips. And fun is also essential. The sign post said, La Rue de Vie. How were we to know when to turn? As life goes on the policemen become fewer, the turns more abrupt and the side roads more frequent. We are in no hurry to reach our destination. We are the drivers, and the road is ours. JUNE ORMROD Class of ,46 Cum Laude FROM THE CLASS OF 1946 MARY MoRR1s GAMBLE ANNE KIEFFER MARGARET LEE JONES JANET MCAFEE The national honorary society known as Cum Laude was founded just forty years ago g but just as in the case of Phi Beta Kappa, the sister organization, among colleges, it was many years before girls were invited to fraternize. Our own chapter was installed in 1941 by the officers of the Saint Louis Country Day School chapter, the other member of the society in this vicinity. Eligible members from any class are those students who have an honor record up to the time of election and who stand in the upper fifth of the class. Miss Heron and Mrs. J oedicke are the officers of the Mary Institute chapter. The initiation ceremony for the new members is held in Miss Heron's oiiice prior to commencement. ..92.. The Icebox Second Honorable Mention in the Alumnae Essay Contest of May, 1945. Some of them are 1920 models, which their owners have either bought since the war, or have been trying tosell for ten or more years, but, no matter how dingy or halting in action, the icebox is a great and useful appliance. In the daytime, after coming home from school hungry and possessed with the power to eat the whole contents of the icebox, I hate it and iight in vain against the lure of the kitchen. That white and chrome beast in the corner of the room seems to be begging for inspection. Naturally, for I am no saint immune to temptation, I give in. Back come pangs of conscience at the deed I have com- mitted, and I am once again three pounds heavier and possessed with a what- can-I-do-now-that-it's-done ?,' feeling. At night, when I am in a mellow mood and not at all prone to fight again with my conscience, the icebox and I renew our friendship. My family must thoroughly believe that our house is inhabited by mice, for every night at eleven-thirty they hear squeaks, bangs, sometimes a crash, and always some noises, which all are, of course, merely caused by the progress of their famished daughter c1'eeping down- stairs, opening the refrigerator door, robbing it of its most interesting contents, and devouring same. One of the greatest attributes of our icebox is its continual presence. After dates, it can always be depended on to be sitting faithfully in its usual position, and not moved, as our cookie-jar sometimes is. People-meaning boys-also react favorably to our G. E. Who is there who can resist the whims of a woman when he is agreeably stuffed with turkey, cokes,', cake, ice cream, and chicken? Our icebox seems to be the mecca of one certain crowd, for at least once a week the doorbell rings, and I hopefully answer it, but before I can say hello or even slam the door I am carried by the tide to the kitchen. When I become fully con- scious again, it is too late. The icebox is picked of every bone, and not only it, but the house, too, is deserted. The blight has again descended like a storm-and left as quickly. This type of raiding will eventually pack me off to boarding school, for, be- yond any doubt, Mother will always beat me downstairs early the next morning and see the general mess and confusion before I can straighten it a little. Her anger is not too great, however, until she opens the doors of Old Faithful and finds it not only in a turmoil, but also cleaned of every red-point of meat! Since the last attack on our icebox, it has been truly locked, bolted, and nailed, with only Mother knowing the secret combination required to give the sesame', once again to our dear G. E. and bring brief moments of popularity on our kitchen. PATRICIA VOLLMER Class of ,46 ..93.-. T Cfcwd .Mdfory As graduation's drawing near We thought we might convey The story of our upward climb To where we are today. 'Twas '34 when we arrived Beginning Kindergarten We didn't know what was ahead 'Cause we were only startin'. ln first grade Miss Shea guided us Through our brand new reading books She taught us how to add and print And wc hunted birds in nooks. Second grade came in '36 And we had loads to do. We wove a lot of doll hats And played some good games, too. ln 1937 when we had lleaehed the grade of three, We went outside and nailed name plaques Upon a group of little trees. In fourth grade which was '38, We didn't go on hikings, For we were far too interested In making ships of Vikings. In '39 or in fifth grade, We studied Mexico And in our eyes it was the place We hoped someday to go. Our horse-show in 1940 When we were in sixth grade Was acclaimed a great success 'Cause a lot of fun it made. The seventh grade in '41 Was a year of a big event We learned our apple-blossom dance A great accomplishment. The eighth grade was an important year As we went upstairs at last We also gave Pandora's Box A Latin play in which the class was cast. Ninth grade came in '43 And with it came the yen For those members of the weaker sex Commonly known as men. We walked across the bridge in tenth Each in her yellow dress For we were in the daisy-chain A picture of loveliness. In eleventh grade in '45 We gave our junior prom It was, as the leap year, a big success And in our memories will live on. Now thatlwe are seniors, B. W. O. C. And have reached the top at last We look back with wistfulness On those wonderful years which have passed. FRANCIE HUGHES J EAN J ONES 1 Adfory in Iflae Machu? Representrltive girls from th6VS6'l78'l1. classes in the lower school: A. Adams, P. Trigg, NI. Bischoff, A. Baldwin, S. Richman, S. Comfort, J. Jones Class 1J1'esid6nts Of the five upper' classes: E. Lodwick, J. Drummond, L. Eames, A. Aitken J. Jones -95- owen of fda may f f 'f The CHRONICLE was printed before May Day. Photographs for this section may be purchased from the Chronicle Board, or your own photographs may be utilized. 1 Y 7 we laeciaf maiadi -96... 'H' f.- x. WM 1214 jae 5-Zyczby 6Aa,in 1mp4Aof4 kan. 'ff '-an 4 v-PLA N wk f KP 1 l'111'I1':1it 411' :1 r':11'11uvnist 5. 41.1. ,Ivan 9. .Xtle-11-shllnl 13. Snphs on nmssv ' Nluvf Nlwwl li. 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O. 9- 9 4 9 O O 9. 9. 9. 9- 0 9. 0 9 6 Compliments of GENERAL BRAKE SERVICE CORP Brake Relining and Wheel Aligning J Efferson 1924 2727 Locust St. 0133319 9. 9- 9- 9 9- 9 9- On 9 O O 9 9 9 9 O 9 9 o 0 Q 9 9: Q. 9: Q. 9. .- 4 o 4 o 4 Q Q 4 Q 4 C 9 4 Q . ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::-:::::::::::: - 109 Q MISS HICKEY'S TRAINING SCHOOL FOR SECRETARIES Day and Evening Sessions ' G E N 'Y ' E C I G K R I 1 1 I 5 . . . . . Courses include Comprehen- Q x 5 sive, Optional and Summer Programs lx W Under the personal direction of lk g A 1 R-elif -e-ref' MARGARET A. HICKEY, Principal f ' 560 NORTH SKINKER, ST. LOUIS Fashions in Flowers by Robert Stock 4940 Maryland Ave. ROsedale 7400 For best stoker results ODORLESS CLEANING DAILY DELIVERY SERVICE MULTACICS ODORLESS CLEANING COLD STORAGE VAULT H23 Years Fine Cleaning Brentwood Store, 9142 Manchester ....... Webster-4300 Webster Store, 134 W. Lockwood ........ Republic-0059 Kirkwood Store, 127-29 S. 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SI3E1J11i5 fwlnhe-Ezmurtat IQODUC 0'Cl4l:lfL7 fldzwafajaet ::cc::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::o4::::::: -ll25- 4 l 2 IT1:::: :::1::t3::tt3t: :Sis :t3::::33 3t33332Z33333 I ' 0 0 f ' . t ' ' 'i , . 0 O 0 ' . ' 0 0 n 0 0 W ,rlvye .......... . ' ,ff I u to Gif! fp S Wd , ,f , I C O O O -The two hotels in St. Louis that are best knownmare l7l0U.'7I for the best. The CHASE HOTEL and the PARK PLAZA have a special appeal to those who appreciate the little extras in zestful living when away from home. .0 At these two distinguished hotels you'll find the bfif in smart atmosphere. service, cuisine and entertainment for life's lighter moments. Yes. the PARK PLAZA and CHASE rate first place! ootcuoap, evo o '0o. soo' ' O 0 KN ' Under ,rx , Koplar Directwn pi andManagernent i H ' ST. LOUIS il: THE CHAQLZILHRK PLAZA Towering above the Kingshighway entrance to Forest Park '.'...,,,qooaoocaooooau.., '.. -Ill- Awlniiff 'wa ya-fa LOUIS H. BO P, INC. Funeral Homes ESTABLISHED 1902 'A' Kirkwood - Clayton - Fenton ! EOOJ sued, Silver Maple Farms fo Ou Q W- Dog Hotel fy Air Conditioned Quarters 261,20 X xg COCKER PUPPIES . and may you always CHAMPIONS AT STUD Q 5 Vifvwf 410-W We-J I protect a d preserve that ebb? Ballas Rd., 1 mile south Clayton Rd. Tel.: Kirkwood 3434 IOSEPHINE SCULLIN Attractive Clothes for All Occasions MODERATELY PRICED Weber-Deibel Motor Co 2555 No. Grand Blvd. cxo St. Louis' Busiest Ford Dealer good health by placing your highest trust and confidence in two of your very best friends - your Doctor, and your Pharmacist. A Mary Institute - Supporter 5 1 Barford Chevrolet Company W. ROBERT WILLIS, Pres. A .I Seven North Bemiston CLAYTON, MO. Olde Tyme White, Olde Tyme Rye Cap Sheaf IOOW Whole Wheat I baked by altar rtund rtadtinmpang 920 South Taylor MATT WORKER I eweler , u m ,... 217 S. Kirkwood Rd. Kirkwood, Mo. :::::r-4::::::o::oo oo::::.o:::::::::::::oo::o:::: -- 116 - c : : : :oeqqoooooeoqo ANHATTAN is an en- tirely new kind of cof- fee because it is roasted by infra-red rays, just like fruit is ripened in an orchard. This ripening process further en- riches the already rich Man- hattan coffee beans. If is then ground by a revolutionary new type coffee granulizer, exact- ly right for each type coffee maker REGULAR for percola- tor and coffee pots. DRIP for drip makers. PULVERIZED for glass coffee makers 00-0-0-4-Q--- : : : : : : : : :ooo: : : :ooooooaooooooooo oooooooooqqoooqqqooooco: :Q : : o : : : c : - - - : c c - ' or ang :safe . ,,afe-f,,,,, f Drink milk - Sealtest I-Iomogenized Vitamin D Milk - regularly, as a part of your life-long health-mainten- ance program. Build reserve energy and buoyant health With creamier-tasting -is Q N was X W Y X xki N x l sm Lnuls munv cu. S ,WxONA'- ow, W W W X JY' W' s 15 A Homogemzed qobucvs f-0' CEntral 3900 VITAMIN D MILK St. Louis Dairy Company, a division of National Dairy Products Corpora- tion, was established more than three-quarters of a century ago to promote better health in this community. :::::ooo::oooo::o::oo::::::::::::::::::: -IIS- ,Ginza v7A2fwfa4n.favff?fj4f5 Q 44 'Lf -cQd.,u'j4d ,fray X474 WWMWHDRNN OT MMDB WEEE ?, , I 119 EXPERIMENTAL LABORATORY . ELB A EUAN 0 RDS FOR OVER A HALF CENTURY or Specialists in the manufacture of schools and colleges - electric control and distribution ::::::::::::,:::::::::::::::4 equipment- WM. WURDACK ELECTRIC MFG. CO. 4444- Clayton Ave. St. Louis 10, Mo. ROsedale 0647 KARL BISSINGER GENERAL VAN 8K Inc. STORAGE CO. French Confections f3',, g.9,'49 .Jbfsbt 4740-42 MCPHERSON 4908 DELMAR SAINT LOUIS Fo. 4300 Compliments of LUMBERYARD SUPPLY CO. 5060 MANCHESTER AVE. ST. LOUIS, MO. H. W. SPARKS W. A. BERG ooooooooc ------- ----- - --- --- -------------- ---1o4:::: :::::pQco-vcr: A- 120 - : AAAA AAAAA AAAA---o-.4:A--4:-AAQ4:-AAA Acc-1 : :::r4:::ro4::::: ::::ooQ4::b:::oobooQ6v:::::oo6o4::5c::4::::::t: 1 funk A am: EAT THEP RHHIUUH All Cream Ice Cream Delicious Sandwiches -Nl- -----A-'oc-A-z A---Q------AA ROsedale 7117 ::::vc:::::::::b4:::: ' ' 1 ll ll tl I GLASER I. ll FLYNN, INC. DRUG STORES Il ll The Children? Sho ' P 'Wlflfx EE ll ll 4948 Maryland Ave' Thruout St. Louis County Saint Louis 1: ll ll -- 0 0 Cla shire Cleaners 11 SIDNEY SMITH Y NEW PLANT ,E 0 PHARMACY OWNER OPERATED o 1 0 P e5C 'Pt'0n5 8235 Clayton Road if ll 301 S. Kirkwood Rd. Kirkwood, MO. Complete Personal Service l wrive in or Call PHONE KIRKWOOD 300 Kenneth G. Davis, PID! ffnrprlexiv 0217 ll af A - .7 Mrs. John Beii Mrs. Paul Rutledge . W eSV:ifF!Complzments ff GIFT BAZAAR nr , iiie 1 Gifts Yafrns Greeting Cards Lending Librafry owl of d -.r..e.,XK My 107 EAST ARGONNE DRIVE Z, ' ll if iw i Hours 10 - 5 Daily Kirkwood 22, Mo. ,W 4' 3 Phone Kirkwood 3457 I, ,J ,Z I. f W. eff .7 Ik li ll Commercial Insurors Holekamp Lumber Co. if u 1 n Specialists in all types of Insurance Distributors of i 721 oL1vE STREET JOHNS MANVILLE 1: SAINT LOUIS 1' MO- Asphalt and Asbestos Shingles and Rockwool Insulation 1: CHARLES K. BERGER 1: 122 - :::::oc::::: ::::::p4:::::: Qmrczlhnemrdl Paper Commypenmy 3914 N. Union Blvd. PArkview 2526 Compliments of MacCarthy Motor Company Ford - Mercury - Lincoln X Sales and Service l FEDERAL PAPER sToCK Co. l 6153 Delmar Blvd., Saint Louis, Mo. 1 12, 1 -A-:A--:soc-50904:-AQQA-A-A ---A+-AA-Q---A Office DE1mar 0104 Residence CAbany 4348 . ' Westover Buyer's Realty Co. Cleaning Company R E A L E S T A T E . Bought - Sold -- Loans Xl? JOHN K. Goin 6138 Delmar Blvd. 7940 Maryland Avenue Clayton 5, M0- Manager St. Louis, Mo. CAbany 1750 - 1751 CAbany 9779 P A I N T C R A F T Delmar jewelry and Optical Co. WATCH AND JEWELRY REPAIRING 6519 Delmar Boulevard University City, GIFT SHOPPE Costume Jewelry - Perfume Stationery and Ceramics MO- 203 N. Kirkwood Rd. Kirkwood, Mo. Compliments of BRADSHAXVS Infants and Chilclren's Wear 6659 DELMAR BLVD. ST. LOUIS 5, MISSOURI PArkview 8751 Grace Lee Beauty Salon GLENN SCHWING STUDIO Photographs of Babies and Children a Specialty 7811 Carondelet Clayton, Mo. C. A. 2472 N EVA'S COIFFURES ses BIG BEND Hairstyling Big Bend at Pershing -- University Loop 'k 'k 'k CAbany Hotel Chflse Phone St. Louis RO. 2500 -12 3 Migwlgfafizf :E Qi, WiA5ouri geweZ?g'.Compan?? ji' 22 Neon Displays A M,yg593515Q' if fcLwi,,,fjy U 1-M2823 South efferson Ave. J , yi , 55 ' St. LOUIS X , fffyyl . R WV'3'ff Q ilk' M WW H y fyb - 1Lf4v'o '1g7fAf?-+4- ,,f'2 of',U JYn 05 : -- L:4,.,7AaaL LJQY 55 x b,fjY 0V'3' ' ' 'y 9 nr'j,iAhr,fy fffjy J se W? M om Tywgnts ffm f :L ae M My fy aff SJW is if ffqf fm Q LQ, REQ ' Xxx sb , ::::::: :::::Ei5:i Assi?:Eggl:A+::+A:+---AAA:Aw 5 2 4' I 'IE ---::::: .......... ::::o:::Q::-: --------A --------- ----- ------ Key to Senior Likes :FAmt.i-- --2-s.-1-1 m 1. SINGER .,....... REED RUBBER CO. 2. FOOD ............................,.,....,.,.,.,.. STEAK , II Washin ton Ave. 3. MILITARY FIGURE ,...,. PRIVATE BREGER 3 5 g 4. SPORT ..................... ............... S AILING 695K dough 'Kid RX' 'RQ 5. ACTOR .......... ........ T OM DRAKE qolq QPNQSQ 6. COUNTRY ......... ........................ U TOPIA MQXQW iA,0t'0' SAA 'QD' 7. BOOK ,....... ....... W INNIE THE POOHIU You? Store of 13615191072 8. PASTIME ...... ......... T AKING A BATH gjsiseiialliliizlle 9. AUTHOR ....... ,.............. T ANNER Jewelery 10. SEASON ...........,.......... ......... S PRING V A SHCP 11. MILITARY SERVICE ............ SEA SCOUT 304 N. Euclid at Maryland L a F e 1' n Best Wishes BEAUTY SALON to DElmar 5730 8 N. Central CLASS OF '46 McCarthy - Neels Drug Co. l Prescriptions JAMES E. CRAWFORD Phone KI- 41 Insuyance 108 N. KIRKWOOD RD. Pierce Building St. Louis S E S S E L MAin 5540 H A T S 559 North Skinker St. Louis 5, Mo DElmar 1959 -1? ,fffiffMW Eff if ' KWHVX W HLQWWKEQQ MT ? W ff iff Wy vf'0Q1'f 5 fjwcfffx tiff' f aiwyf da!! XM ff L1 R .. 'QNX U MN Ciowxzk Wlosvzis ks Zlfmfwf W -127- Res: REPUBLIC 2370 For Fine Frozen Foods RADER Call MUSIC BUREAU Boark Products Compan AMBASSADOR BUILDING y ST. LOUIS 8233 CLAYTON ROAD BENJAMIN L. RADER CEI1tI'al 7738 DElmar 2457 Phone, MAin 0986 Weissenborn 81 Reynolds Insurance of every kind 320 No. 4th Street St. Louis, Mo. ARTHUR E. WEISSENBORN Best of Luck 2951 E. M. CAVANAUGH Hamilton Scheu 8: Walsh Shoe Company 4060 FOREST PARK NEWSTEAD 4100 WILL ECKER Charles L. Crane Agency Co General Insurance Underwriters - Engineers PIERCE BLDG. ----Y --v-o1:v-v-:rc-:-v---- --- -2 8... DE ,OCIY ob 5Ho55 Compliments o QD was Qf PEACOCK SHOE SHOP 815 Locust St., St. Louis, Mo. BEAUTIFUL SHOES-BAGS and ACCESSORIES ents 0 Photographs that reflect individual personality of 0 Pastel reproductions of children 9 Oil portraits by a ut m p well known artist Shoes JOHNSON, STEPHENS SL SHINKLE Heirloom Studio 8227 Clayton Road, Clayton 1173, Mo. SHOE CO. Phone cAbany 7689 ST- LUUIS 3, MISSOURI Complete Wedding and Party Coverage ::::: ::::::::::::::::::::::::: ::::::::oo::::::::::::::::::0o::o::::::::::: - 1731! - ------- ------- :hoc ----- oo- -------- ----- Lamps and Unique Furnishers and Decorative Articles Decorators Warfield Shops, Inc. 399 N. Euclid Avenue ST. LOUIS C U L V E R SUMMER SCHOOLS ON LAKE MAXINKUCKEE T i itiative, character. Mili- tary training. Regular Academy personnel. Exceptional living, dining, and medi- cal facilities. 1000-acre wooded campus. All land and water sports. NAVAL SCHOOL and CAVALRY CAMP lboys 14-189. WOODCRAFT CAMP Cboys 10-141. Each camp filled for 1946. Accepting applications for 1947. Separate catalogs. An Ideal Vacation Eight glorious weeks of Culver Training. Trains bo t be t r t ys o nea , p omp , courteous, alert. Empha- sizes correct posture, in- 1l0 Lake Shore Court Culver, Indiana CEntral 6055 RES. WYdown 0200 jackson Supply Co. WHOLESALE DEALERS IN Fruits and Produce 937 N. BROADWAY ST. LOUIS 2, MO. Compliments of Alfred Steiner J EWELER 7718 Forsythe Boulevard Clayton 5, Missouri PARKVIEW 9029 Compliments of ROBBINS JEWELRY CO. N orden's Baby Shop In Clayton As Complete a. Line as You Will Find from First Born to First Grade CAbany 7073 Keep Physically FIT sfwxd AAAA If You Want Tires see joe Meyer Service 7396 Pershing Ave. CAbany 9999 UNIVERSITY CITY, MISSOURI 1 he ,Svpnrting una The International Sports Weekly Publishedby C. C. SPINK 8: SON . St. Louis, Missouri Yesterday - Today - Tomorrow QUALITY and SERVICE meeting The Test of Time For over sixty years we have selected and processed raw timber into railroad ties that fully meet the requirements of the most exacting customer. T. J. Moss Tie Co. :::::o::qQ::Q::::::::::::::: o:::: -131- -----o- -... ooov-v----e---- Pa ce .Ari y 4904 MCPHERSON Schumacher - Schikore Opticians Specialists in becoming eyewear . . . expertly made and fitted, moderately priced. 618 Clive St. CH. 2880 -ffl CASA AUDLON KEN N ELS CJK! Clayton General Service, Inc. 7750 General Auto Repairing EXIDE dz WILLARD BATTERIES FIRESTONE TIRES SHELL PRODUCTS orsythe Blvd. PA. 8027 Compliments of Drosten jewelry Co. QYDC59 LOCUST at NINTH Books Books Books THE BOOK NOOK 8 North Meramec Avenue PA. 8139 VIOLA DAVIES GRAVES Printed Gifts Compliments Of VICTORIA CASSAN Compliments of D A N N A ' S COMPLETE FOOD MARKET 7933 Clayton Road CAbany 2170 5. - - -- --- ---- --A---- - -- .4::::::::::::o4::::vooc::14::::: 1 ::::1:-:hoc :r :voooc :roooc 9 rv QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ QQQeovoaooq-QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ mn UV' Ro IST 4732 McPherson Avenue FOrest 6700 Olive and Taylor l 0 FOR All BOOKS ' S1 louus own bo0V- ship of Do HAGEDORN v 9 E E -O on Boon snov, 'HJ On av' 913 Locus1 . smaem 3 Free Gm W'UPPirv9, Posvose and lHW'once :: ::.::: ::::o::::::o-oooeeqq-Q 0 1 A -M 12523 - The W0man's Exchange Marghab Linens 390 N. EUCLID AVE. RO. 3101 I L7l7'Zf'h0OI'1, and Afternoon Teas QQQQQQ Q.. 0-9-09 QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ Q... 0 E 0 O 0 O E 0 0 0 0 0 O O O O 0 0 0 O O O O O O 0 O 0 O O 0 0 E O 0 0 O O L--------------------..----------..----------..- -A---A--------A--------A-------Ak4:---- Ask for Thompson Kmcade . ' . Hill and ii Powers Velvet Freeze Ice Cream IN 5 U R A N C E Designed, Rented or Made to Order Shaw 8C Francis, Inc. TIL - DEL COSTUMERS Realt01.S ROseda1e 9364 5237 Kensington Avenue 8011 Forsythe CAbany 1922 Personalized Service John D. Kern Florist Distinctive Arrangements 7354 Forsythe Boulevard PArkvieW 1640 aglfeiertrleeieZr,lr2r:lre5erre-l'e.!+t4!frs1QP'fQralesff--aiefilreeifrierieelk Mohr Decorating Co., Inc. Draperies - Upholstering - Slip Covers Wallpapers - Decorative Painting Furniture - Rugs - Carpets 7508 DELMAR AT HANLEY ROAD CAbany 3680 ESTABLISHED 1906 Harris Grocery Co. 223 N. Kirkwood Rd. Phone: Klrkwood 191 Read the OBSERVER St. Louis County's Greatest Newspaper Robert B. Rodgers, Inc. Real Estate - Loans 10 Forsythe Walk, Clayton 5, Mo. PArkvieW 1700 Compliments EARLE E. SALISBURY Insurance I PIERCE BUILDING --- :vc--04: :::: ::::ooooo-..QQQoo...QQoooooo:::::::cz -A::::: ::: Phone, CAbany 8889 Slip Covers - - - Awnings Rugs - - - Linoleum MURRAY si MILES, Inc. DRAPERIES, CURTAINS, SHADES DECORATIVE RODS AND WINDOW BLINDS 6601 Delmar Blvd. University City, Mo. 01' Optical Goods - Photo Supplies Qua-lty Art Supphes Moving Picture Machines PICQPS Visit , Guild Opticians 1112 LOCUST STREET ST. LOUIS 610 OLIVE 518 N. GRAND This Annual Printed With Ink Made in St. Lmlis by HILL-HENTSCHEL COMPANY MANUFACTURERS PRINTING LITHOGRAPHING EMBOSSING I N K OFFSET Varnishes and Dryers MAIN OFFICE AND FACTORY ST. LOUIS MEMPHIS - - - DALLAS - - - MEXICO CITY - - - HAVANA -135- --Q---oooocA-1094:-1:--oo4:+---oooocA:r--:soc ::ooc:o::Qooooooc:oc:::::::::s4:::ooc::::::: CAMP SUNRISE RANCH Compliments X Of , o HARDY SALT COMPANY V V V V Y Y 800 S. Vandeventer Ave. St. Louis, Mo. .., cl.-QQ 199A---AJ.,-A.A-v.J A Better Camp for Better Boys and Girls FRANCK BROS. CA- 9069 Crescent Furniture Company C A S H 0 R T E R M S 124 N. Kirkwood Rd. TErryhill 3-2858 KIRKWOOD, MO. Rozina Backy's Products ' ' Facial and cleansing cream Spring Tone, a. liquid cake make-up Hand and Body Lotion and Leg Make-up CAbany 5050 CAbany 5051 G. C. Reed DRUGGIST, Inc. , 7401 Pershing Avenue University City, Mo. Ann Vaccaro of a Corset Shop 6219 Delmar PA. 9394 PERSONAL FITTINGS Compliments X 1 1 1 7 1 Mr. 8: Mrs. Clayton R. Lupton FRIE 17 tl il il 0 0 ll ll li 0 li li lb li lx 0 0 tl li ll ll ll 4l 0 0 0 0 ll ll 0 0 0 lr ll 0 U ll ll II ll ll ll ll 0 0 0 ll 'I II 0 0 0 ll tl ll li 0 lb IP il ll ll ll ll lr 0 II U 0 tl ll ll 0 tl ll ll ll ll 0 nl ll 1 1 --v---- vvv. -----:vo--- -----v----- -----------v--- :oo:::::oo4::o:::::oo4:::::ooo:::: --: -----:ooc-:pooocv---- -----e--c--- onfi ewe ry omiaang Diamonds - I ewelry - Special Order Work 'VBGEVE Senior Class Rings SUITE 531, ARCADE BLDG. , Your Mother S T R A U B S Your Mother's Mother S E L E C T Your Mother's Mother's Mother You Mother's Mother's Mother's Mother 11 o o D s I' Serving All of Greater St. Louis shopped at 'Q I M O L L Founded 1858 3 S T O R E S OVER 10,000 QUALITY FOOD ITEMS Clayton DElmar 2121 Budget Prices Hi-Pointe CAbany 5420 DELMAR AT DEBALIVIERE Webster WEbster 170 Parking at 5664 Enright Q 7 gf ::::::::: -:::::::-::-:::-::::::::-::--::-----:::: --A--A :::::: ---- Q: 49 ll p SCHABERG REAL ESTATE CO. 610 KINGSHIGHWAY C-,XJQKU M ember: St. Louis Real Estate Association Missouri Hotel Association National Association of Real Estate Boards American Hotel Association s.c.sAcHs Co. if winggfewgvw Electrical Engineering 1775557417159 Contractors ' MAin 5540 T T W T Lawton-Byrne-Bruner, Ins. Agcy. Co. Representing GA' 2933 Hartford Accident and Indemnity Co. 2022 NORTH NINTH ST. 1226 pierce Bldg. St- Lvuis, M0- St. Louis, Mo. HEFFERN-NEUHOFF FOR THAT SOMETHING DIFFERENT IN JEWELRY 809 Locust Street CEntral 0262 - 138 -- oooooeooooooooooooqpgeooooooooqg qeooooooog ll? lll lID 1115 llio lll G111iY Dustless Treated Precision Washed C031 Buy Fidelity from Your Dealer Special Stoker Coal The United Electric Coal Companies Ambassador Bldg. - Telephone GArfield 3732 - St. Louis, UJIllSlllll'S,1111. 744 Am of fhduu 4954 Maryland Ave. BOWLING ESQUIRE The Aristocrat of Bowling Lanes CLAYTON Sz BIG BEND ROADS Compliments of the SERVICE BUREAU .Yt Mo. X v - Q ' Yfvji , X I ,ft . 'i JJ' P .- , J! ' 1-,1 ,J4'x,J'J1. 'sl J ill 1 K 1 V ,m V : --:::::--:::::oQQQQo-.-Q0 QQQQQQQQQ Q geo-- 0-0.9- ---------..-------------------------.4 00 Q ----bF,--------..... W M-15 aj Q, Era w j .xvn -C'- ,F , Q V . I ,wg x, i .MC xg fi 5? , A 1111' if ' ' i Rf ,. ,. - F Q, ZZ .F . -4 Z ' -4 '-4 1 - .Q fs, aw TJ , , -'VA ft if-, -:. -Y 'I f ' TH. . gl iw 0 0 O 0 O 0 U U U ll U 1 1 ll 4 1 I ll ll ll ll 0 0 0 -----::----::::::: :Q :::::ooo::o:::: :::::o:: 27' 5 CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES O. B. AVERY COMPANY 1325 Macklind Avenue SAINT LOUIS, MO. DAQ 0.0 Telephone Hlland 1810 S mart Apparel DRESSES COATS MILLINERY ACCESSORIES ROSE SHAPIRO 4908 Maryland Avenue Compliments of Associated Cartagc Company 1550 NORTH EIGHTH CEntra16810 Suburban Motors, Inc. Kirkwood and Manchester Road KIRKWOOD 22, MO. ROsedale 0889 St. Louis' Most Exclusive Linen Shop Carson Linen Shop Compliments Of HOTEL MAYFAIR l Importers 232 N. Euclid Avenuex St. Louis, Mo. Kennebunkport, Me. - 1-10 : : ::::::::-:::::-: :------x.------------ GEO. D. FlSHER'T?'-Fl Lr4.OPTlCHL COfTlPHI lY 915 LQCUST ST. - GARFIELD 1307 510 N. GRAND BLVD. - JEFFERSON 5736 ,--....--- -QQQQQQQQQQ- - - - - - ov v - - .... - - - O If e 1' 5 o Y e a If 5 Specializing in Quality Fabrics 9 CAMERAS 100? Woolens Pure Silks . MOVIE EQUIPMENT Deluxe Rayons Exclusive Prints . PHOTO FINISHING Paul E. King ' 9 MACDONALD BROTHERS, INC. ,Z Management Engmems Closed every Tlzursflczy C19 771 Paul Brown Bldg. Nm E . JN 315 North 10th St. Eleanor Smith Gallery Confomporfury Art Eqrhwibit 293 N. EUCLID PAUL HEIL - ELORIST 6032 Delmar Boulevard St. Louis, Mo. DElmaI' 4142 R E S E R V A T I O N S arranger! for Rail - Pullman - Plane - Bus - Steamer Hotels - Resorts - Tours and Cruises LUKER TRAVEL SERVICE RAILWAY EXCHANGE BLDG. CE. 9969 J. HOWELI Sz COMPANY AT LEADING FURNITURE AND DEPARTMENT STORES Icsmbiishm, 1889 FOSTER BROS MFG Pninling - Decorating - C07lt'l'fll'f0TS St. Louis Mo. ' mica N. Y. omce and Display Room: THE TRUST co. BLDG. Kirkwood, Mo. JOHN F. HOWELL Kirkwood 100 Q..QQooooooo--QQ---..Q QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ: :Q: : : : : : :ogg : : : : :oc : :ooooo q:-- -A---A---A- ai 0 It's fun to redecorate. A Nothing gives 2. greater A mental lift than fresh new colors in your home. . . . And it's less expen- sive than you think when using VANE - CALVERT PAINTS 3- Made ,by Amerilca's Oldest Mixed Paint House ' ff, 'SEE YOUR NABORHOOD DEALER NU-WAY CLEANERS INC. 1NC0R170Rf4f'E1? Quality Dry Cleaning ROLLINSVILLE, COLORADO GX., Q W 210 s. HANLEY ROAD CLAYTON, Mo. Director: Miss FANNIE CARTER BARNHART CAbany 0800 SIDNEY WEBER, INC. FUEL 0115 2218 Locust Street Automatic Heating Equipment Dodge - Plymouth MQW Dodge Tmcks Becker Marsdon Co. 3818 Lindell Blvd. JEfferson 2550 - 1172 - -'A-- ----of 9 ll I ll ll ll ll ll ll tl ll tl tl 0 tl ll ll tl ll ll ll ll tl tl li ll ll ll ll 0 0 tl ll ll ll ll li 0 0 U 0 0 0 ll 0 0 0 ll ll ll 0 0 ll ll ll ll ll ll ll O ll ll ll ll tl 0 0 ll 0 U ll 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 II 0 ll 0 ll ll ll nl ml ll ll ll ll ll ll ll ll 1oooooooQ ------ ---- A-- ----A---- A ---- ---- ---- -- A--- --A-:::::::::::::1::::::::: - ANTRIM LUMBER COMPANY LUMBER :Sz HARDWARE Arcade Bldg., St. Louis 1 if :- 5 Qfffi. 8019 FORSYTHE BOULEVARD GEORGE VANDERBILT HOTEL CLAYTON . MO. . I 'FL ASHEVILLE . N.C. cb fe 5 obm'?'?d 'bbsicp aes ,gm 7510 49 v n Qs ,A ' QS 4' 0- 4xQ?40v,C6?- YQ?-'a'9Q'Z5:?,0 Congratulations to M. 1. on a Fine Class The Euclid Shop for truly Feminine Taste in Chic Clothes Boi THE EUCLID SHOP Carl Madlinger Teacher of Piano 241 N, EUCLID 6651 Enright Ave. 307 S. Watson Rd. 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REpubliO 4500 Compliments I Of GARAVELLPS West Lake Quarry and Material Company ' Route 3 Box 392 FLORISSANT, MO. 0 1 5oooc::bq:::pc:::nooc:ooo4:::boo4:::: : : ::::::::::::::::::::::::::r4::: -144- ::::::::::::::Qo::o::::oooo::o:eoo:::::::::::::oooooo::::::::::::::: :::::::ooo Entertainment and Fun for Everyone O CO1'l7fPli1'l7fe7'ltS CIRCUS SNACK BAR FOREST PARK Of H 0 T E L THE BRANSCOME 4900 WEST PINE SID WHITING STUDIQ E1 Pano POrtra1t Salon WM. J. WHALEN, MGR. 2234 BRENTWOOD BLVD. 1 1 Y 1 Y QA RE bl' 1112 4322 Olive JE. 7294 pu lc Key to Senior Likes RYA G EN X FLOWER .,.... ....,. ' 'FLOWER 4 E 4 I Magi? s SONG .,,,.,,.,.,....., ..,. ' 'HONEY' N COMIC STRIP .......................... HENRY K AW MOM-A 1 MAGAZINE ..,.,..,.. THE NEW YORKER COLLEGE ..... ...,.... N EED WE SAY? Conway Road Nursery Ornamental Trees, Shrubs and Evergrcens 10050 CONWAY ROAD ST. LOUIS 5, MO. WYd0Wn 1431 ARTHUR C. HIEMENZ WILLADI G. WELD --------:::::::::::Q--::::, ---::: CITY ........ ..,......... 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