Webster Groves High School - Echo Yearbook (Webster Groves, MO)

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ECHO THOMAS BYRNE JESSE HENDERSON Track, '24, 25, W. Club, '24, '25, '26, ROSEMARY LAWLER Dramatic Club, French Club, Senior Play, MARTHA BUCKLEW Treasurer Y. W., '24, '25, Latin Club. HORTON RYAN French Club, '25, Manual Club, '26, JAMES W' WATLING Secretary Manual Club, '26, MAURICE WRIGHT French Club, '25, Boys Glee Club, '26, . ' Orchestra, '26. ROBERT NEEDHAM Page Twgnfyfsgygn NINETEEN TWENTYGIX

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FCI-IO WM. STRAUB Track, '25, '26, Gym'Team, Rifle Team. MARGARET STEVENSON French CIN '23, '24, '25, '26g Glee Club '25, EDMUND MUTHER Track, '25, '26, Glee Club, W. Club, '25, '26g Dramatic Club, '24, Spanish Club, HifY, Secretary Glee Club, Basket' ball. EDWIN BARBER, JR. Spanish Club, '24, '25, '263 Chaucer Play. BILL TIDD Baseball, Tennis, Glee Club. DOROTHY PREHN Editor Annual, '26g Art Editor Annual '25, '26, French Club, Dramatic Club '25g Glee Club, '23, '24g Y. W. C. A. '23, Echo Play, Author Annual Plaay '26. WALTER PRESS HifY Club, Scientific Club. MILLER BILLUPS Basketball, '24, '25, '26g Baseball, '24, '25, '26g W. Club, '24, '25, '26. NINETEEN TWENTY'8IX Page Twenty sux

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ECHO Class Will We, the class of 1926, feeling the proximity of the hand of Death and our grave responsibilities concerning our heirs, being sound in mind and body, do hereby duly apportion all of our acquisitions in victory and achievement, viz., e. g., i. e., g. e. d., p.d. q., v. s., v. p., k. m. o. x. To Mr. Gore: A bass voice. To Mr. Hixson: Something hard to hit his gavel on and thus save the chairs. Uuniors, don't all offer your heads at once D To Mr. Colmey: A royalty on all popular songs written about him. E. G., Five feet two, eyes of blue. To Mr. Roberts: Two halfbacks, two guards, a fullback, an end, and all others who care to remain. To Mr. Heyne: A pair of white sailor pants. To Mr. Havenor: A crop of bobbed hair. To Mr. Aldrich: A castfoff tooth brush with which to shine his shoes. To Mr. Goff: The right to pretend to be Santa Claus at all future Christmas assemblies. To Mr. CDLJ Schultz: An annuity of fifteen cents with which to get at least one CD shave per year. To Wild Bill , Leo, Martin, Jean et al.: A furnace which works by pressing a button and someone to press the button. To Dusey: Half an hour off between 8:00 and 8:30 and 3:30 and 4:00 so that he may talk to the girls. To Miss Norris: A pair of glasses that work without a dojigger. To Miss Seals: A package of Sylph reducing gum. To Miss Miller: The right to use 9f16 instead of the prescribed 1f2 inch. To Miss Nolen: A rudimentary knowledge of the principles of Argumentation. To Miss Anderson: A Caesar class that can wander through Gaul blindfolded. To Miss Allen: A few more Euphemisms and Axioms with which to decorate the board. To Miss Stanley: The right to use the Armory every evening in basketball season between fourfsixty and five. To Miss Conrad: A great deal more inspiration for lunches. To Miss Northcutt: A ruler with which to slap the hands of the unruly and mischievous To Miss Wolff : A package of Camels, providing she walks the required mile. To the Toners: A family resemblance. To Miss Uthoff: More Mexicans, Spaniards and South Americans to ease up the daily grind. To Miss Schowengerdt: A perpetuation of the eternal smile. To Miss Doud l To Miss Pigkel The satisfaction of having escaped us. To Miss Penny To Mrs. Hamsher: The right to invent a locker that will close noiselessly. To Miss Farmer: A Virgil class of twenty or thirty. NINETEEN TWENTY'SIX Page Twentyfeight