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

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RIRST ROW Petr Weeke Schwe1c'1 Feder Wntte Iones 'SECOND ROW Whtte Kassol Foehhch Oehler Zausch I-Ilggms TI-IIRD ROW Henschel Vrenneker Mr Grorzemeye Chacello Dav .Af .!4l0l0leCL6LfL0lfl Art Appr c1at1on Club IS n t eiclusrv I tor udents who Worl' wtth art but for ev ry one who wan s to drscover what our c1ty ras to offer rn the tteld of hne arts Our act1v1t1es lnclude otl parntmg lmoleum block prmtmj soap carvtng and v1s1ts to many exhlbttlons In sprmg when the weather permxts we ga etchtng IH Forest Park where we s1t unde a tree eat a blte and sketch a b1t At the ena ot every prlng term we all emoy a wonder'u p1cn1c at the farm of our ponsor Mr Grone meyer wher We play many art games whtc th Club nas worked out through the year I 0,eCtL0l1l,5t la Prolec 1on1st Club a branch of the SGTVICS Club lS corrposed ot a tramed group of stu d nts who grve up the1r free penods to perform certan servtce tor the school Among other thtngs they op rate the publ1c address syst m tn tne audttortum movxe pro1ectors phono graph and tape recorders A select numbe of tra1nees are tnstructed for sev ral weeks by more p lenced members ot thrs club tn orde the pro1ect1on1sts have th 1r own advlsory wh r be ldes carrymg out regular advlsory work asstgnrnents are made and spectal tech mcal ms rLc1ons are alven FIRST ROW Cohen Gutrnan Plcker Elbau Ge t '1 Barzer Redler Lrpsttz Zarkowsky UECOND ROW Katz B Rosenfeld Froehhch Cohen Chervltz Kottler Conslglro Katz C 'Il-IIRD ROW Gardner lone Inglove Brandt S romsdorfer Mort M1 s Rowan iii W-5 rf arty o Q . , . , , . 4 , , F, 1'SOl 1. I' ' lfl Tao Q - I- V ,,r ' Q ., Q ' f' ' ' -IIC C O . C.: - V 1 f st - t ' e - Q I f A A ' . I ' ' 'W A. S I. , , . . . . . . N - 1 1 - I 1 ' . . Sl V X. A 5 1 A 1 C ' ' L cz I 4 ' ' ' h v SK 7 .- ex er' - . ' ' r , . . to replace those students who graduate. 6 ' ' l .Q H . . . . . . . Q A L S I S 1 - ' - e e, s' ' ' l , 9 fl x y ' 'N ' - , . Q 1 I fs ' I I , 1' ' --V A Q . , ,. X . A ' , , ' , . 'ITL rs ei. , A , . , ' ' , . . 3 , s, , , t . , . ', js . 1 X ,Ig Q X' X . I4 at for W - 7 . My I, X V .q -.. 1 ' -X . 54 Q. V. . 5 A 1 - MM ll. - Ri ,5 uv-

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1 'C as 1 4 -in 9 00 0 U ' Q I 'Y 4 v V so ?S t' 1' rw Ty' FIRST ROW: Kirk, Thomas, Goldberg, McAllister, Layton, McCabe, Summers, Fisher, Schear, Gilbert, Ziglin, Spector. SECOND ROW: Katz, Kessler, Gellman, Presley, Cleruie, McDermott, Noditf, Levine, Rosen, Risher, THIRD ROW: Froehlich, Schucart Kolodriy, Callaway, Gutaisell, Kirkbride, Brady, Goldstein, Raskos, Butz. FOURTH ROW: Gerstein, Iones, Gardner Gold Goldberg, Baizer, Lipsitz, Epstein, Rogul, Miss Lucas. During the Spring term a series of varied pro- grams Was presented by and for the member- ship. Unlike most organizations in our school, en- trance into the Dramatic Guild is through pe- riodical try-outs. All interested in any phase of the theatre are welcome to attend. The annual picnics are always looked forward to and attended in mass by the Guild meme bers, and usually climax the Guilds program for the year. ramafic guifcl .Spn-Ing .7el'm SUMMER TIME DLX

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L4-J lr FIRST ROW Kolodny Wall Garinkel Katz Horwitz SECOND ROW Bam Altman Bosman Brady Gold tein Levine THIRD ROW Ziglin Galin Beclwell Dykstra Rubin Schnable Simon PQHCA A A rendez vous with the Fleur de Lis or French Club every other Week lS your opportunity to oecome acquainted with the language cus toms and culture of France All students de siring to combine enjoyment with a knowledge of France are invited to become members of this active organization under the sponsorship of Mrs Rothman cussions trips to plgces ot interest singing of French folk songs and popular songs games making tape recordings seeing movies and orjaniz ng parties and picnics Many students have discovered that membership in the French Club opens the door to fun friendship and France Come and ioin usl jUt0I'll'lg One of the many services offered by the school is performed by the Tutoring Club Under the careful direction and leadership of Mrs Kath er1ne Chambers aid IS given to those who find difficulty with their school Work lt is the members of the Tutoring Club who generously give their time for providing this aid This service has proved to be beneficial to both the The Tutoring Club meets every morning befor school in Room 110 Time IS also frequently given towards instruction to pupils during study periods The twelve members of the club have tutored over one hundred students this year FTRST ROW Feder Hitt Ba l' Katz Goldberg Shickman Iohn on SECOND ROW Vutchler Ba h Kessler Alt an lackoway Weiss Goldstein Aviorn Mrs K Chambers QQ Sixty ln -P- Y M ' 0 Q 3 in 5-.. 61 I ij. . -if Q lf T' 9 J . 1' ' . ' ' . , , A , , . . , I u ' u ,N - . - - . A . . The activities of the French Club include dis- Students cmd the tutors Ghke' A . . , . . 4 . . A A . . I T . . I . . . 1 . F . 5 . . . R . D - ' . U 3' F v . .T V I v . . . N Q ' , N A ,