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

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m 3' E3 .Q 2? The Faculty WILLIAM A. GORE, A. B., A. M. Superintendent of Schools JAMES T. HIXSON, A. B. Principal JULIAN C. ALDRIOH, Ph. B. History, Law MILDRED KING ALLEN Librarian, Dean of Girls ISABELLA ANDERSON, A. B., A. M. Latin NORA BINNINGTON, B. S. Geometry LORRAINE BRUNSON Music CAROLINE CHAMBERLIN, A. B., A. M. English VIOLA CONRAD Home Economics F. VIRGINIA DOUD History and Spanish HAZEL K. FARMER, A. B. Latin FROEEEL F. GAINES ' Physical Education MRS. FRANK HAMsHER, PI-I. B. English WALLACE C. HAVENOR Manual Training MARY HOWARD, A. B., B. S. English EUGENIA F. NOLEN, A. B., A. M. History, Civics, Economics FRANCES C. NORRIS, A. B., A. M. French INA K. NORTIICUTT, A. B., B. S. History LAURA PICKEL, A. B., B. S. English CLARE M. PRUEHS Commercial CHARLES A. ROBERTS, B. Pd. Athletics Coach, Mathematics SEBEE E. ROWLEY Art MARGARET SCHOWENGERDT, A. B. B. S. English WILLIAM L. ScHuLz, A. B. Science DOROTHY STANLEY Physical Education HELEN TONER, B. S. Physics, Mathematics WINIERED TONER, A. B., B. S. Mathematics PAUL W. THOMAS Music ELEREIDE A. UTHOEE, A. B. Spanish C4Q 'cf' Aww 4.?,ff'2sv PAGE FIFTEEN

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, 39 E 3? The Board ofEtZ71uLetttton AMILIAR TO ALL high school students of Webster Groves is that sign which reads 'LOfhce of the Superintendent and Board of Education , and which this year was moved from its wellfknown location near the entrance of the old building to the now somewhat remote wing of the new building. From this department come the many good things which make the Webster Groves schools eflicient institutions of learning and pleasant and happy resorts of youth. To enumerate all of these benefits would be impossible, so farfreaching are theyg however, among the most tangible that have come to the high school this year are the Electrola, which makes possible the Friday afternoon dancesg the picture projector, which makes class work more interestingg the lecture by Frank Branch Rileyg the opportunity of hearing the St. Louis Symphony Orchestrag the new showers in the Gymnasium. For all of these the high school wishes to express its appreciation. i THE BOARD OF EDUCATION E. H. TENNEY, President MRS. M. P. MCARDLE, VicefPresiderzt G. A. SHEPARDSON, Secretary F. D. BEARDSLBE, Treasurer E. G. CURTIS J. F. Cook fmmi W wa .zq8.fi's

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3 9 3? QQ The Student Council President f f ELEANOR CLAGETT VicefPreside11t BERT MILLER Secretary f HARRY JONES The Student Council, which has become an important institution in many schools, was established this year in Webster High. At the beginning of the school year, one person was chosen by each Home Room to voice its opinion, this group comprised the Student Council. Throughout the year, the Council has dealt with matters of interest and importance, the establishing of the point system being the main topic. Through the Home Room and Student Council, the expression of student opinion is given. We hope that the prestige which the council has gained in just one year will increase in the near future. Second Row-Benjamin Philihert, William Gore, Robert Schmidt, Robert Bush, Loring Yenawine, Clarence Hood, Harry Jones, William Perkins. First Row-Clark Schmidt, Harriet Schultz, Katherine Walsh, Eleanor Clagett, Elizabeth Greenland, Martha Stone, Caroline Bacher, Robert Adams. l f' QQ mEs rQm5 PAGE SIXTEEN