Mehlville High School - Reflector Yearbook (St Louis, MO)

Page 21 text:

ecrefariw Mehlville's central oflice staff is made up of six ladies. Mrs. Eve Parks, Mrs. Marcella Reinheimer, and Mrs. Minta Imboden are secretaries to Mr. Bier- baum. Mrs. Mildred Reppcl is Mr. Merrymanls sec- retary, and Mrs. Mary Goyea and Mrs. Vi Boyer are the high school office secretaries. The main duties of these ladies are taking care of the payroll, the personal data and records of Mehl- villeis nine hundred and fifty students, and typing and sending out letters for the district. Mrs. Goyea also gives students the opportunity to participate in extra curricular oflice practice. Mrs. Marian Koelling works in the cafeteria, where she is secretary to Mrs. Ina Lashley, district cafeteria superintendent. TOP: Mrs. Boyer and Mrs. Goyea. BOTTOM: Standing: Mrs. Koelling. Setting: Mrs. Lashley. Mrs. Imboden, Mrs. Parks, Mrs. Reppel, and Mrs Remhelmer

Page 20 text:

Fronkj. Wri ht A. Dema M. Hansen. Bark: Mrs. Franke g a Y, 1 Mrs. Tesson, T. Ryan, H. Cook, E. Matern, D. Hanson, Su- pervisor. Cafeferia M!orLer4 Our able cafeteria staff is composed of eleven cooks, under the direction of Mrs. Ina Lashley, district cafeteria superintendent, and Mrs. Lu- cille Stuckmeyer. In three hours, these eleven ladies prepare enough food for nearly one thousand students and teachers every day. Stu- dents who wish to earn extra money or free lunches may help out in the kitchen, either washing dishes or putting out the food. 6u5for!ian5 Keeping Mehlville High clean and in good condition is the job of the fourteen janitors and two matrons who comprise the maintenance staff. They work under the supervision of Mr. William Hansen. AI. Liberman,J. Holtz, V. Smith, L. Stuckmeyer, D. Korns, R. Dressler, M. Munch, M. Kwiatkowski, M. Augustine, D. Bauer, M. Mert. Fmnt:A. Grab, M. Gast, N. Kaiser, E. Mueller, R. Rector,J. Schroeder, E. Mottuj. Huegel, B. Kuhnhenn. Bark: E. Dunnegan, R. Liggetthj, Lemen, E. Ferbert, Ejennewein, M. Miller, A. Franke, C. Winheim, I. Crecelius, W. Becker. V. Stuckmeyer, Supervisor. ug riuerd grade school runs, and ten kindergar school. On nights when the basket Pep Club and the team to the oppos l drivers. Twenty-three bus drivers, under the supervision of Mr. Vincent Stuck- meyer, make ten high school runs, ten ten runs each week. They also make loop runs nearly every evening after ball team plays, the drivers take the ing school, and then bring them home again. The many student field trips are also made possible by our bus

Page 22 text:

The classes are the lifeblood of our schoolg without them it becomes an empty shell.