Soldan High School - Scrip Yearbook (St Louis, MO)

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u T: lTflf 5'f v' f f 'AI .A 5,-K.. i. l 1 s gg.. . It .V vp 'tp I' Grace Adams Ruth Beck M. M. Cameron Marie A. Ernst Marguerite George Jessie W. Jeffrey Helen Constance Koch Hildah Levy golden Faculty ADMINISTRATION Herbert P. Stellwagen, Principal Gertrude Lucas Charles R. Mann Leonora C. Nagle Francis F. Patrick Ben H, Barr, Assistant Principal James M. Althouse William Hein Nellie Judd Frank O. Kruh Ralph A. Lenig SCIENCE Leslie W. Lyon Ethel L. Mills Katherine Pfeiffer Alvina Raebel Lewis W. Sieck Amelia M. Racy Allie N. Rasmusson Gertrude Shryock Elsie Ueberle Grace V. Wilson HISTORY AND SOCIAL SCIENCE Margaret M. Amend Ruth Beck A. B. Bender Jules Biegelsen M. M. Cameron A. J. Gummersheimer Joanna M. Hoolan Imelda Carmody James F. Cook Alfred Davis H. L. Feldman Nellie Judd Fred C. McEachron Lottie M. Huff E. J. Mathie Marguerite Mott Arthur Svoboda HOUSEHOLD ARTS Leigh Harris Mary E. Jeffords MANUAL TRAINING-MECHANICAL DRAWING ' James F. Cook Fred C. McEachron Harley E. Olson COMMERCIAL Helen T. Rowan Edward M. Snider Mary Elizabeth Souther Sylvia R. Weiss MATHEMATICS Saidee Nelson Harley E. Olson Susan Sherry Lewis W. Sieck Ida E. Stallings Arnold von Lehsten Louise W. Brown Mary F. Calnane Mabel Easterbrook M. Teresa Finn MUSIC J. H. Herwig Helen D. S. McDonald P. L. Stavseth Ernest Hares EDUCATIONAL COUNSELORS ANCIENT LANGUAGES Ruth Beck Jules Biegelsen Nellie Cunningham Rosalie Kaufman W. R. Layer Laura C. Mueller MODERN LANGUAGES Lois Bogle Leigh Harris Laura C. Mueller Philip A. Gronemeyer Edith C. Symington Winnie Timmons Sylvia R. Weiss Jennie Willemsen Florence Hazeltine Mrs. Laura Kroeger Alma Fletcher PHYSICAL EDUCATION AND HEALTH Martha Hehrlein A. H. Plag Blanche G. Higgins Charlotte Roos O. M. Koenig, M.D. Arnold von Lehsten Gertrude Lucas Harry R. White LIBRARIAN Gertrude D. May BOOKS AND SUPPLIES T. A. Crockett HYGIENE B. Y. Glassberg, M.D. L. M. Laird Katherine Shaaf, M.D. OFFICE ASSISTANTS Dorothy Caplan Ruth Dodenhof Ellie C. Ramsay LUNCH ROOM May I. Bouton

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ml, E. Dear Soldan Folks: l As another yer of great educational opportunities at Soldan closes, e find again much in the record of achievement that niakes us both proud and humble. Many in manyilines of effort here have attained dis' tinguished results. Excellence of scholarship, worthiness of character, linen s of citizenship and service are virf tues of very many oldan boys and girls. The spirit of the school is marke by good will, cooperation, courtesy, helpfulness, honest, carry responsibility bility, good sportsni look for this spirit the result: in the cl in the library, in t lications, in debate, , honor, ability and willingness to respect for law and authority, reliaf anship, high purpose. Wherever we we find it both in the work and in lssrooms, in the shops and laboratories, e auditorium, in music, in the pub' in oratory, in dramaticsg in the many branches of athletics, in Agora, in the Honor Society and the Service C1 corridors, in assem We rejoice that w Soldan folks, in th they accomplish. bg in the many clubsg in decorum in lies, on the streets, at the Stadium. have great reason for our pride in t for which they stand, and in what TI-IE SCRIP We are humble before the vision of the possibility of still greater achievement, before the glory of lovelier attain' ments in character still to be reached, before the dream of still more splendid service by the school to its young people, and by them to society through all the years to come. We are humble before the hope that grows from past and present accomplishment, before the hope of ever increasing beauty and worthiness of all that Soldan folks will be and think and say and do. May Soldan's boys and girls go on and on ever in the direction of utter fineness in all that makes up their own living and their giving to others. Shall we each day say in Voltaire's words: I shall have another garden laid out tomorrow upon a nobler plan? This is our hope! Sincerely yours, HERBERT P. STELLWAGEN.

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SENIGRS 1 i CULORS: Green, lue, Gold. I ! Class Song Vita Est Dare Wimrds hy Paula Golda Tohiasg Music hy Myra Louise Harmon Thoughts of thee, dear school, will linger In all our hearts forever moreg You have taught us, Alma Mater, Life's to give if we're to soar. Cuoaus Soldan, Soldan, we sing thy praise. Ideals, teachers, all so true, For a life enriched with memories, We leave you with a fond adieu. Thy dear name shall always bind us Closer to thy guardian side, Freedom, Courtesy, Truth, and Honor, By these we promise to ahide.