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

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fi,t,jM,mv' EDITORIAL 'lWE we M eCt0l' Editor ,A ,, ,,,,, , Assistant Editor Activity Editors, Senior Editors .... Sports Editors, , Literary Editors. Publicityu ,I I, Photographers .... Typists ..,... Faculty Sponsor ..,i . 521! ,WHAROLD ROTH I V FRANK SAX MELVIN CHAZEN LESTER GARFINKEL V MALKOM IACKOWAY RUTH EURSTENBERG V H KENNETH DEAL LAWRENCE RUBIN ,. HARRIET SCISSORS RENEE KOPITSKY NATALIE IO WILLIAMS .. V V-,, MARTIN LIPSITZ GENE IACKSON LYLE STONE MARVIN KREISMAN ALVIN REDLER KENNETH LEVER - -VYV -TOBY VINOCOR DELORES PEARL BARBARA SENTURIA MR GUY C. PORSMAN Faculty Business Mgr.. . .MISS LOUISE W. BROWN SEATED' Eurstenberg, Rubin, Roth, Recller, Williams, Sax, Scissors, Lipsitz, Kopitsky. STANDlNGi Miss Brown, Garfinkel Vinocor, Pearl, Senturia, Mr. Eorsman.

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SEATED' Stone, Kreisman, Rubin, Deal, Chazen, Garfinkel, Roth, lackoway, Sax, Iackson, Williams, Furstenberg. STANDlNG Miss Brown, Mr. Forsman. We of the yearbook staff have thoroughly enjoyed all the work necessary to bring you this record of your activities here at Soldan- Blewett with the hope that it will serve to remind you of pleasant days spent within these halls. Much work is entailed in the production of such a publication, possibly more than many realize. ln the fall term the staff is selected from among the students and the planning of the book begins. Different duties are assigned to the staff members thought best qualified for them. Picture schedules are arranged, layouts and cover design selected, paper and printing styles chosen, and all the other details neces- sary for a fine publication ironed out. VVith the coming of spring the actual produc tion begins. Editorial copy is written, edited, set up by the printer, proof-read and duinmv sheets returned to the printer. Pictures are taken, their identifications ver1fied, and sent to the engraver where plates are made. The subscription campaign gets 'inder way and receipts collected by the Atgoia representatives Then, after a short wait durini rrintina, comes the result of all our efforts, a l95l HlfFl,HCTQR fresh off the press. Fiftv le IZ ecfor RELAXING

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Musicf' wrote Carlye, Mis well said to be the speech oi angels' Believing this to be true, the seventy members ot the A Cappella Choir are always in their places promptly at 8:15 each rnarning. This hand picked group is the most advanced oi the many choral groups oi Soldan-Blewett. Under the able leadership ot Miss Thym, the Choir spends a large amount ot time studying all torms of music. During the school year, the group participates in many extra-curricular activities including school pro- grams and radio broadcasts. During the days preceding Christmas, the Choir carols through our own halls and makes annual visits to the Hotel Statler, Union Station, and the Merchants' Exchange to carol on behalf of the Christmas Carolers Association. The group also made a special Christmas recording tor THE ioHNsoN RAG Station KXOK- OFFICERS President . .. . Frank Luzenske -Z4 6 Q , Vice-President . .........., ...Gayle Brink appe cl' OLP Secretary . . ,,,,, Franklin Brown Librarians . . . .,,, Ernest Iohnson Wallace Orsech FIRST ROW: Harvey, Weinbach, Simpson, Duncan, Brown, Orsech, Brink, Luzenske, lohnson, Moss, Tanner, Gannon. SECOND ROW: Balkcom, Rucker, Schwegler, Anderson, Williams, Menke, Fletcher, Byerly, Schear, Felstein, Simon, Perlin, Wood. THIRD ROW: Burton, Fuchs, Farris, Layton, Gibbon, Williams, Koshner, Schendel, Payeur, P., Heins, Nelson, Tremain, Ettinger. FGURTH ROW: Mercer, R., Tamin, Dobbs, Slay, Gross, Pavey, Pashos, Rinnert, Greene, Zwibelman, Herman. FIFTH ROWt Mahan, Rudolph, Muller, lohnson, Matthews, Tippet, Oberman, Mercer, D., Payeur, M., Iones, Greer, Deal. ,V -f vi 4 - -.1 X Fifty-two