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

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g ,4 ,4 ,4..,,.,.,i FALL TERM LARGE LETTER Maxine Dorey Anita Dorfman Ieanette Enloe Rachel Greene Linda Greer Nina Sita SMALL LETTER Sybil Cain Georgia Fetsch Celeste Gordon Helen Hoerr Ermalynn Kirk Bonnie Morgan Peggy Payeur Esther Rothman Catherine Stoops lean Swatek lean Weeke Pat Layton Marilyn Littman Bonita Wood SMALL LETTER Betty Woods SPRING TERM PIN Dolores Markwardt LARGE LETTER Clara Bennett Nancy Gibbon Ruthene Bergman Mathilda Weeke Ioan Welch REACHING FOR GREAT HEIGHTS Rosa Byerly Marjorie Davis Betty Duncan lean Frederick Betty Hawkins Ann Klasing Miriam Lipkind Lorraine Littman Violet McClary Carol Richard Ann Sherman gi,4,4. FIRST ROW: Millerbaugh, Dawson, McDermott, Miller, Hawkins, Schear, Farb, Sita, Greer, Williams, Main. SECOND ROW Kunitz Eddington, Frederick, Padratzik, Taylor, Davis, Lipkind, Littmann, Dobbs, Sher, Ingber. THIRD ROW: Iones, Kirk, Simner Thomas Yakubowski, Kessler, Newton, Herron, McClary, Byelry, Fairbank, Boyles. FOURTH ROW: Cole, Smith, Stanlill Morgan Stoops, Rickard, Cain, Hoffman, Weisman, Ziglin, Lipton, Lasky, Patterson. Ninety-one

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gum PYRAMID The Girls' Athletic Associaion is the principal sports' organization for girls at Soldan-Blewett. The club teaches co-operation, good sports- manship, co-ordination, an appreciation of sports, and provides one afternoon each Week of good Wholesome fun for active girls, G.A.A. members earn letters by a point sys- tem. Five hundred points earns a small letter and a large letter is received after 1,000 points have been acquired. Members can earn points toward their letters by placing in the various competitive tests and by participating in the many tournaments held each term, The high- est honor the organization bestows is a gold GA A pin To receive one a girl must be an active member a full year after she earns her large letter must pass a physical examination and must be a good citizen ol the school During the fall term volleyball 1S the main activity Basketball prevails through the win ter and the girls challenge spring lever by holding softball tournaments Table tennis badminton and aerial darts are played throughout the year FIRST ROW Dorlman Sita Katz Bassler Greene Walls Enloe Sherman Markwardt Tanner Hoerr SECOND ROW Glover Iohnson Meyer Welch Williams Roberts E Wood Fetsch Gordon Woods Shahnazarian Roberts M THIRD ROW Rothman Isselhardt Hills Kirk Gannon Littmann Moore Schendel Browne Harris Gibbon Schneider Zausch FOURTH ROW Mercer Duncan Greer Payeur Swatek Kloske Dennis Melton Weeke Glover Krohn OO La- lun.. ML- Ninety G vm'

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...f......... The Gym Club was started ln 1913 by Dr Otto Koenlg wlth the motto A strong m1nd rn a strong body It was taken over by Mr Plag 1n 1939 after Dr Koenrg s death The club has enjoyed contmued success throughout 1ts ex rstence The purpose of the club IS to develop 1ts mem -L bers physlcally and to choose the best from I these boys to represent the school ln the var1 ous dual meets and the Interscholastlc and Ozark A A U Meets The boys work out on the hor1zontal bar parallel bars mats s1de horse long horse and nngs I 5-5 Unhke other sports gymnasttcs IS practlced the year round The members work out every MUSCLES mormng and occasxonally after school Some ot them pract1ce a few nlghts a Week at the Y M C A also OFFICERS Presmdent Kenneth Stone m H y 5 f V1ce Prestdent Dave Londe Secretary Wally Orsech Sergeants at Arms Ed Indelrcato and Darrell Long FIRST ROW Morgan McCorm1ck Tolxver Londe Long Eckrrs Brockman Ntcozrsrn Wrllrams SECOND ROW Brooks Wrentge Burton Indel1c1to Ruesmg Cohen Pappademos Monterth Glass Mr Plag THIRD ROW Chlldress Fry Solomon Ballard Ceyudo Alva Gerecht S1egel Iones Evans Stone Nmety two ll+-t.Vl'l F' J I a u I LJ I A t M I 1-11111111 ' F 1 . 1 Cu Q V jjj