Soldan Blewett High School - Reflector Yearbook (St Louis, MO)

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NDER the expert guidance of Mr. Lyon, the Projectionist Service Club, composed of a group of select students, performs some of the most important servises to the school. The members operate the sound projectors and public address systems when auditorium sessions or meetings are held. In order to do this work, the students give up their free periods when their service is needed. When new members are selected, the more experi- enced operators train them on the machines. The new organization this semester gives every trained member a definite job, for which he is responsible. Ffteen new mem- bers are under training at the middle of the spring semester. rofecfionirif CM RST RUVV: Raymond, Burton, Sillrerman, VVhcat. SEFOND ROVV: Skaggs, Petznll, Keistler, Dickerman CTape Rccorderj, Starkey, Koot- nn, Mr. Lyon. THIRD RUVV: Kelly, llayes, Schukzxr, :Vl!ll'gllll5, VVicsle1'. TOP ROVV: Fink, Bradley, Boyd, Lewis, Jackson, Stone. Page Ninetyeseven

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FIRST ROXU: NVolFf, Fink, Tucker, Young, North, Patterson, Simon, King. Second Row: Linder, llinton, Grand, Schlag, Baker, lfahcx Yellen. TOP ROVV: Mr. Lyon, Miss Badino, Miss Mulholland, Miss Smith, Miss Rzismusson, Mr, Barr. 0 ic I9 f gf ommiffee Page Ninety-six HE Principal's Policy Committee, con- sisting of sixteen members from the student body and six members from the faculty, met periodically with Mr. Barr during the Fall Term to discuss a choice of colors, emblem, and nickname for the athletic teams, and a name for the school paper and yearbook. The committee of the whole was sub- divided into four separate committees. Of the committee to select names for the school publications Shulamith Simon was chair- man, and Miss Rasmusson and Miss Smith were faculty advisers. Bob Baker was chair- man of the committee which, under Miss Mulholland's guidance, presented five combi- nations for school colors. By vote of the student body, on December 23, maroon and gold were chosen as the new school colors. The emblem and letter committee has as chairman Betty Sue North and as advisers Miss Badino and Mr. Bockelbrink. The fourth committee. working on a possible nickname, Was headed by John Yellen, with Mr. Lyon as the faculty member.

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FIRST ROVV: VVeinreli, Scliragcr, lllalnik, Berger, Kravitz, Alper, Millstone, Slianker, Bank, Fried, Schneider, Corn, Sherman, Kessler, VVexlu SECOND RUVV: Gentle, Glassman, Greenberg, jackson, Bernstein, Klamen, Gordon, Rudner, Kravitz, S., Greenberg, Kichler, VVeissman, l bloom, Barr, Goldman, Schuman, Klearman. THIRD RUVV: lilazer, Levy, Canter, Millstone, Lefton, VVincsnH, Felrlman, Nelson, Baranick Shapiro, lleller, Levison, Volien, Silverman, Rotli, Dr. Reiss. TOP ROVV: VVeiner, VVeiner, P., Galansky, Harvey, Vtalinsky, Steiner, Goldlieig Klayman, Farber, Chait, Sandweiss, Greenwald, Katz, Roscnlmlum, Bolt, Zucker, Lewis, llcrsllkowitz, Bastomsky, Kreisman, Towhin. a .guria Ziff flfm Page Ninety-eight A IVRIA is a cultural club whose aim it is to bring the history and culture of the Near East closer to its members. In this period when world cooperation and under- standing is recognized as being of utmost importance, these Soldan-Blewettites have been striving to make themselves better ac- quainted with the life of the Mediterranean peoples. Local and out of town speakers have lectured on various occasions in the last year about the customs and ceremonies of the different peoples in Asia Minor, Egypt, Syria, and Palestine. Movies which have presented a clearer, more vivid picture of the subjects discussed have been shown along with the speakers. ln addition, Ha Ivria sponsors a singing group and last year, too, they presented in Hebrew, in three large city-wide affairs, He- brew melodies. Such a study of the music of the Near Eastern countries helps them to better appreciate and more fully enjoy the