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

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SPOTLIGHT endeavors to cover as many phases as possible of the school and its activi- ties. It aims sincerely to present the truth and to merit the highest journalistic promise. All members are selected on the basis of co-opera- tion. dependability, scholarship, and citizenship. The training involves much preparation lor the future responsibility. Each journalist, it is hoped. will meet all dead lines. acquire permanent steady habits, and display loyalty to his school, his task. and his iellow-workers. Nossv NEWSHOUND5 in .S?ay.3u-ing erm Editor-in-Chief ..,......... Colleen McCormick Assistant Editor .... .... D olores Rennard Sports Co-Editors- Rodowe Fadem. Iohn Kelly News Editors .... Mary Lou Buss. Ruth Winkler Humor Editors- Betty lean Beaty, Rita Lachman Feature Editor ................ Audrey Merton Columnist ........,......... David Weinstock Reporters .... Members of the Iournalism Class Faculty Sponsor .......... Miss Helen C. Koch Business Manager ...... Miss Louise W. Brown Spofhghf Cyan .Spring erm Estelle Alpsr. Betty lean Beaty. lacqueline Berger. Harold Boraz. Mary Lou Buss, Iune Duncan, Roddy Fadem. Florine Goldberg. Linda Greer. lohn Kelley. Phyllis Koshner. Rita Luchman. Michael Levin, Colleen McCormick, Audrey Merton, Martha Puyeur. larry Raskas. Dolores Renuard. David Weinstock. Adrienne Winesuli, Ruth Winkler.

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ourna iam The Iournalism Class under the leadership of its sponsor. Miss Koch, publish es the school newspaper SPOTLIGHT. Along with text-book assignments. writing. and tests. the class is con- ducted along the lines oi a newspaper office as tar as possible. Material is submitted. read. typed, and then sent to the printer who returns the galley proofs lor correction. After the galleys are co . p r is printed and distributed to the subscribers rrected the newspa e both in and out of school. CAM .i1af!j..... George Baker. Io Ann Barnes. Betty lean Beaty. Mary Lou Buss. Roddy Fadem, lean Galansky, Bill Glaser. Elaine Kanterman. Iohn Kelley. Gloria Krohn. Rita Lach- man. Ronald Levin. Colleen McCormick. Audrey Merton, Dolores Rennard, Sarah Rubin. Billy Simms. Ronald Sucl-tart. David Wei t t ns ock. Ruth Winkler. Sixty-two BIG BUSINESS 5:f.y51.ff3:.... Associate Editors- lo Ann Barnes. William Glaser Sports Co-Editors- George Baker. William Simms Humor Editor .................. lean Galansky Feature Editor ..,. ---Elaine Kanterman Columnist .........,.......... Ronald Suchort Reporters .... Members of the Iournali sm Class Faculty Sponsor .......... Miss Helen C. Koch iss Louise W. Brown Business Manager- ,... M

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Ylnt How: Lanktord, Krohn, Katz, Biggs, Poticha. Wall. Kelley. Luzenske, Moeckel. Walsh, Williams, Kessler, Orr. Merick. Second Row: Kitchen. Gannon. Wood, Kelley. Iusten, Nelson. Nash. Merton. Tanner, Schrum. Duncan, Herman, Lowe. Third How: Oberrnan Thornburgh. Skelton. Anderson, Williams. Smith, Simpson, Berthold. Nell, Fcnceca, Stein, Dorey, Zamel, Miss Thym. Fourth Row Deal, Slay, Welnbach, Brown. Orsech, Harvey, Lewis, Iohnson, Crownover, Clark, Middleton. Iohnson, Brunswick, I-lemtan. Pashos .14 Calalaeffa GLOW OFFICERS President .................... Ronald Moeckel Vice-President ,...... ..... B ob Walsh Secretary-Treasurer .............. Shirley Wall Librarians ........ Frank Luzenske, Iohn Kelley MUSIC SCHOLARS Sixty-tour Without music life would be a mistake. Since no one wants to make a mistake, the seventy members of the A Cappella Choir are all in their places at eight A. M. each morn- ing. This club is the most advanced of all choral groups here at Soldan-Blewett. Under the leadership of Miss Thym, the students enjoy each moment put in studying classical, semi- classical, and sacred music. By participating in numerous outside activi- ties many students have received worth while musical experience. The busiest time ot the year, Christmas, is the one everyone enjoys most. Besides caroling through our halls, they appear at Hotel Statler, Union Station, and the Merchants' Exchange. Many times the Choir has been called upon on short notice, but they have always performed quite well. Miss Thym has good reason to be proud of this group.