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

 - Class of 1932

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A'fnzis,.f.'u1i.,','m.', . f- Q 2 f-M ,-WM - 1- , 3, A , n ' ' , .mf mf lx Presented by CHESTER PAVNE Editor-in-Ciwiei JUDY HARKEY Associate Editor KIBBV HENRY Business Manager Prinling Von Hoffmann Press l:ngrazimg Central Engraving Comp Phofogrupliy Sid Whiting Studios Binding Becktoid Binding Company Z 1932 Pm3l.1sHEn BN WEBSTER GROVES HICH SCHOOL WEBSTER GROVES, MISSOURI VOLUME XVIII I I o the lun loving yet serious minded youth ol today who through travel and study will acouire a better understanding ol and symioathy with the youth ol all nations and thus establish international harmony, we dedicate this Echo ol 'l93Q. ...1 - 'A+ -- ,lg- .i, ... .w wil ..... i . mir ii linliiiiiliill .il ' l 2 ' E g . P , - - c fa-an I s -. Rf 25 ' '-ixj T-. -, ya ,I ..- WQUQLL , 1 i :cr X xg x X X .X -X f i -N V . x X i 2 i N X in this volume vve Wish to present Webster Groves High School activities in such a manner that our students may have a permanent record oi the representative interests oi American youth oi today. ILI I D I IU FU Ti A I 'ITM I I 'E IJDII I IIUII Y I ADIVIINISTRATICDN CLASSES ATHLETICS GRGANIZATICDNS ACTIVITIES FEATURES Zin Memoriam Elizabeth Coyne Henry Brown ix X xl xvx N. 3 of V I V. -29 -Z ze PUq' W 7 ,X Vf, v X! tbrvvnrufgg, No educaTional insTiTuTion has changed more bofh in iTs purpose and The conTenT oT iTs curriculum Than The public high school. From The sTricTly college-preparaTory, iTs purpose has broadened unTil now a high school educaTion is considered essenTial Tor all proTessions and Tor all Torms oT business as well. To meeT This demand The conTenT oT iTs course oT sTudy has been vasTly increased, so ThaT in The larger schools a sTudenT may prepare Tor almosT any Trade or Torm oT business. WhaTever The purpose, iT seems To us The high school should do Two Things. IT should Teach youTh To Thinlr logically and To express Their ThoughTs clearly and TorceTully. Perhaps in recenT years sTress has been placed on expression, buT The power To see The relaTion oT cause and eTTecT is very imporTanT. Thinking is laborious and is disTasTeTul To many: however, iT one is To rise above The masses and become a leader, he musT be able and willing To Thinlc Things Through. lvlay WebsTer l-ligh always sTand Tor These Two essenTials oT educaTion. fr VQJ Page Eleven BOARD QF EDUCATIGN . ,, f Wi Q, b. Orixmz J. NIILLLH -3 Pl'4j5I4llU7If EDWARD C. STITART 1 W li , , in i X1 Nlns. L. L. Ai's'1'1x - ' .n ' 'ifl't'-ljft'.NilIt l7f I Qc, 2? as ii A. , , ,ffH ',. PEL M X. MRN. Lliii J. Ymul' vw i ' XII :mu S. fliiisxi el Q f The qenengl lendeney gl lne v,OrI4 gl lne Board lor llie year I93I-32 l'ias been loward mgre eerelul linengial memaqe-me-nl' end l3UdgGlir1q lo VTIGGJF Cliofiqiriq COV1diliOV1S. ll became quile 6-Videnl llqgl llie Qmgufqf gl lqgmej lI'1 VVGbSl'GF lliid ClGCliI'1Gd 6ll'TlOSl lo ll'16' VGV1- islwing poinl and llial llie yearly increase in revenue available lo llwe Board from lliis source could no longer be counled upon. Despile lliis, llie pupil load was sleadily on llie increase and llie problem ol meeling lliis increased demand wills a declining revenue was llie 'raslf llial commanded llweir maior allenlion. Ceupled willq llwig were llwe lurllqer developmenls ol plans lo increase llie elliciency ol llwe sclwools, bollw pliysically and educalionally. Tlie grealesl progress lias been along edu calional lines. Credil lor lliis advancemenl is due lo llie superinlendenl and lwis slall and llfie line coeoperalion ol llie leacliers. Tlieir loyally and professional abilily l'iave been ably demonslraled. To secure a conlinuily ol lulure developmenl along Jrliese lines, Mr. Goslin bas been relained lor llwe dislricl under a llireeeyear conlracl. Durinq llle ye-gr 5, qymmggium Wgg Qdded lo DOUG-gldS SCl'lOOl, wliiclw nas already pVOvG'Cl le be Qne Ql llqe be-gl inveglmenlg lqjvverd ggqiol lD6'l'lGI'!T1GDl l'l lG dislricl has GVGV I'1'1cidG. year elge merkeel llqe beginning gl The eeeperalive deparlmenl ol visual educalion eslab- lislwed by llie scliool dislricls of Sl. Louis Counly- l-UV1Cl1VOOfT7Sr-lW6VG' been imPVOVGd Gfid GO ouldoor gymnasium added lo llie l'iigl'i sclwool. A niglil scl'iool lo-rallied!neg'roafcofn'iriiiiTii'rycwas also begun. A principally, lwowever, we lwave blazed llie lrail loward greaflelri economies during willioul impairing llie elliciency ol llie scliools. llwe communilyllwasx secured during I93I,l3j grealer relurns lor ils sclfiool lax llian ever belore and 'bids lair lox receive a slilllfgrealel relurn in l932f33. j li Vi ll i ouvsim. rviiiuik i Pllgm' ,li7l'L'l7L' N 1 Km i. , 3,-,,- ,. , ' X i lf,.- ' 'X XX 7-..f . X XXX Y S-, X Xi BCDARD OF ADMINISTRATICDN . , . XNILLXRIJ lu. liiisux, -X. H.. N. NI. Supi'1'1'nli'l1ili'1il nj Srlriiiils 1' LII xin.1-gs ln. Mimi-,1c. fl. ll.. A. NI. llrirrrtnr' nj Rl'.X4'Ill'l'lI Nl un .l, NlxHsllxl,l,. I,l'Llll Illhlilllli? Tilllilllillf' St'I'I'1',lll'l In flu' lll'Iilll'lifHll ' V 'wif ,l. 'If lllxsiix. X. H.. X. Xl. llflillflifllll nf High Srliiml C Q Z X Ilmx xicli N. l,x'l'i'x. TLS.. il. Xl. Wk . -fi, ' .'T.N.kliNfIIllf l'rl'l1i-ipul D Amr? 3. .li rixx 12, Xiiiim ii. li. S.. X. Nl. V, - ' 3 r1.s.xi.sli1riI l'l'l'lirl'pill 9. The men and women connecTed wiTh The adminisTraTion and supervision oT a large high school, such as ours, share an exceedingly responsible relaTionship To ThaT school. The rapidly increasing enrollmenT and The necessarily increased complexiTy oT The educaTional machinery greaTly enhance This obligaTion. The adminisTraTors exercise leadership vviTh The communiTy and wiTh The communiTy's represenTaTives, The members oT The Board oT EducaTion. They musT also Turnish proTessional leadership Tor The Teachers, and so subordinaTe non-essenTiaI acTiviTies as To allow worThy inTeresTs To challenge The pupils' inTelligence and employ Their Time and eTTorT. The adminisTraTion rnusT Turnish boTh leadership and guidance To The pupils, leadership in a choice oT correcT spiriTual values oT liTe, and guidance in a choice oT curriculum ThaT will besT TiT The sTuden-Ts To render as adulTs The maximum service To Their Tellovvs. The responsibiliTy oT The school has been well deTined by a noTed educaTor as The Taslx oT making a liTe as well as malxing a living. WebsTer Groves has long been noTed Tor The many excellenT gualiTies oT iTs high school. IT is The inTenT oT The presenT adminisTraTive sTaTT To proiecT These Tine gualiTies inTo The Tu- Ture and To consTanTly develop addiTional opporTuniTies. ln so doing, The Taxpayer or paTron fTiusT be assured oT adeguaTe reTurns Tor The money expended. The Treedom and gualiTy aT Ta'culTies musTibeYQ guarded. Finally The school musT be child cenTered To The exTenT ThaT all decisions be deTermined by a Thorough sTudy oT The sTudenTs' ambiTions and poTenTialiTiefa and by consideraTion oTiwhaT is besT Tor These sTudenTs as a group and as individuals. T WILLARD E. GOSLIN y Pirgu llmlim .ii Q-fx, ,ff- K 1--ff FACULTY ,X g ,. gg ff.. , . . E 549 - I IILXBLIII Im 1-lm. X. B. V f' 1 'l2w'S, ' g y- M1-M IELIIII .Nlullux xur. B. S.. X. NI . I 3 Ill-.mix lJl'xw.u,xw. X. B If . If ,I D V ' gi ' I.l.I ul L. FVHI 1.1. .L B. .f , 6 H1 III Ia. Bx Xl x1.B.b. I J f M H w - 3 E Iu.f,x.x 1, xxx. X. B. if , ff f f ' I 1 .' gg .M ....V G Q 4 W i f. R 9' f:l1.NICYII-.Xl-1 1.XNIl'BEI.I.. X. B. ,2 ' A Q ' A . Jaw A. Tllml xx. Mu-. B. gg. ,, ' V fy 4, 3 In lil-LXIC H. NX mm gg. - . . . f iw A ' AfF 1 .wizffm 1 N -. Jin,.. ' 3 .. -. . WM: H 6' Q 9 n' ll -xx lalcm, B. 5. N wp . ,Acq Nl un E. Bn xvrm. B. 5. k g Smx M. S1 TH liKI.XNh ' mv' A. B.. JK. M. . 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A '-M' '54 l ww 4 . 1 WS 'F ef .31-l I-iffggtil ,li 0 X 1+-wi f - W Q . - if Q .1 X . , Q. J' V V5 ,xl 1. 'V Q 'W S 1 ,,.-..' 'P' A P -4 f Kimi 23. Page Seventeen f Q ig. x 1 Qiim, 1-ff .J N Nqr-1' , X NX Xi -E 'C Q---S, ,,,A Raj 1 A-.SN I I' 2 f S E N I Q R 1 1 . V A. I, I 1 J D, X-'NX ,I , I r QI A A 1A 1. 'L - . .,,,: 1 1, V ,'.: is? I , X I I I 11.111 X11-U11 l'.1x111 N111-pp.1r1l Xp, ff If' I,-Af - . ff I Xxe If X 1 X I I 'I CHARLES CARR BRIOOS AUSTIN CHESTER PAYNE BILL SHEPPARD ALBERT SPALOINO OFFICERS Pl'es1'4l1'11l Ivl-Ct'-Pl'6Sl'l!t'IIl .91fC1'elr11'y Trvasu IPI' IvlIlf llI'CI0l'l'IllI PAULINE HOENER SHlllfllfUI'l-IIII HONDR ROLL ATKISSON, NIARY ELIZABETH KONESEO. HELEN LOIISE . . '1 , , .. ' AUSTIN. bRI1,1,S LEEMAN. XVMNE BOHN. LOIS ELLEN COESTER, MARIA LOUISE COFFMAN. IREN E CURTIS. WILLIAM DASSLER. MARLLARET LEE DONNELL. RUTH ELLINOER. W. DONALD ETTERA RUTH ELLEN GAIINT. MARY EUCENIA HARKEY. JUDY l,InI14,1Y. WILLIAM LINE. EMERSON NIONYPENNY. PHll,l,IP NEKKLEM. RUTH JIZANITA PAYNE. CHESTER ROSSITI-IR. NIARCARI-IT E. SEELE, VIRGINIA SHEWMAN, CHARLES SHOWALTER. ELAINE SPALDING. ALBERT X .LM ,L A tx I MARGARPIT ELIZABETH DTEARNS. HELEN ff f gli- SING. 'DOROTHY MARIE STOBIE. MARY 1 HICK- STOECKER. WILLIAM CLAYTON I HOENER. PAUI NREMS- X WAGNERA BETTY X . 'I JUSTUS. DOROTHY WRIGHT, JAMES 'IX X- It KONESKO, JANE QEIHBETHP -X ZELL. LOUIS . 1. XX Xi. XX X Ik H w NX .t I' Page Twenty one X A N R A F RM 'D Aflgvf if 'A I -S -ASX SSX J.,-L-'T' 'ME Ei X, J ffizfk Fw fl N ' lr, .ff-A KX BQ! 0,4 x -A 4- xxf V F K L il X., ,J Nl X, Au ix' 1 K 1 'fl l ,fx .X , X ,fl in 1 l .D F, K.. 1 '11 l N ,, X. Q' 47' ' . ,gh ,QQ T' iffy . CTD K 1 1.5 X 4 x Page Tnfeuty-Info f ' H.: 'law l L, if ix 1 W if ff, W 3 SEN ,I Q-P 5 Qlillly ' L: ,atin Club 1: Rifle Cl RICHARD SALZCEBER Db 2: Srience Club 1: Pl't'5lLlK'Ill ol llranunir Club 3, 4: Razzerx 3: Snphonmrc Hi Y 44 l l l 134: EDN A DE WEIN Curl Hewrvf' l, 2: SL-wing Club 1: C. A. A. 3: Art Club 3: Hurketcvlw 3. NIARJORIE WYJLCCCPTT Club l. 4: Vanity Basketball 'lie-am 1: ll. A. A. 2: Librziry Sponsor 2: Dubating Team 3: Yclluw ,laclwt 4. KIBBY HENRX' Clan- Serrvmry 2: Snphunmrc Y 2: Vive-Pr:--imlcnt nl Snphu- mure Y 2: Claw pl't'Nlt.lL'flI 3: HiAY 3. 4: Business Manage-r ul Annual 4: Annual Azlvimry Board 4: Svnior Play Cum- mitlcv 4: Natiunal Thespiana 4: Chairman nf Seniur ljanrc: Committee 4: Prcsidenl 41 f Hiflv Club l: Student Council 4: Cnrnualinn 4: Quill and bcrnll 4. HUGH RUSSELL WY Captain uf Hills- Club. fi f -ll QQ, lllxrbk CARDLYN EXTDN 'X rf--'lm Cirlulatinn Managwr uf ,luninr Roar l: Astrununiy Club l: X n. C 4 l Vive-Pre-widen! nf Cir! Rewivc- l. 2: Pep Club 2: Frenrb Af Club 3: lleank Counvil 11. Creutivv Writing Club 3: Varsity llnrkey Team 3: Clue Club 2. 3. 4: 0pvrvltu 2. V 3. 4: Student Cuunril l, 4: Ar! Club 2, W YL A VIOLA CRAVES Ahnual Stall 3, 4: Art Club 3: Crt-ativwr Writing Club 12, 3: 16.1 .-X, 12, 3: Claw Baxkclbull 2. 3: lnler--Chula'-lim' run- 13i'f3: Cirl lie--www l: Pvp Club 2: Vanity Buwlxetbull l: 5: irlts llmlux 4 flu Biibull l ' 'His S. Caiuviu Club .iz Claw- Club 4: flpv' l '-Z .CNS iN i . lX'lILTON HELD 1-lem Club l, 2, El, 4: l i'1-wimlunl ul Aviation Club 2. 3. Hillc- Club 2: l Y Club l: Hi-Y 3. 4: Ugwlvlla l. 2. 3. 4: .luniur Pmni Cnmniith-c 3: Studvnt Cuunfil l, 2. JACK F. NIUELLER . ,, . ,, . . .. . ,, ' . -1 ntbrill .., 3. 4: Hamlin Sri:-iirv Club -2 l'i+-nib llub l'u Hll-l 4, W Club 3. 4. 1 ji' Huy-' Quarlvl 4: 'llrzu lx 4. 4 SARA Lurlsrj GUTH 1 Hill ll:-we-ive' I : A-Ironmuy Club l: lllillllilllf Club 2: llvwull W' X . Cuuuril 11, X: Fon-'inu Club 3: Yu-llnw jufkvl- 2, fl. 1: x .fi E 'l'n-ai-min-i ul Y. 1.2 4: Cla-4 Vim'-l i'n-Nielviil 2, fl. 4. ' 4' i 11 .Q . 3' 'XX f 'f 1 N 1 4 Q ILLMNR bumvAL'rRR ff-4.x f l -, f Xln-lun ill-N I: lilvl' Club .-Xvrmnnfllu1li:tX13i :l'fi1lm-'lifi3, fl. -ll XX 5 i ' , I llill llvwiu- l. 2: Philo 2: 'llruvvl,,f'fl11l1 21 Uicl15pl'rn54. 4: f , 5 yi. X V f Kmlalx Club Il: String 'l'iiu anal linwrnlilv livrnulnia l ',-, Y D 1. , mmf 4. f V' -- 'WRRX V l X M 1 ' 2 u M- 1 X g.- ' L , . .ff ,i X ' ' 'f v ,aff ' l .I Af., My an , f X 3 X ly 1 1, 'l . KX NIMSXARN P.xui31, 1 l Q r .V J. .D lu, ,V N I k K K 1 , l .3138 ,J , ' q i '54 .V X llvillll- Cmluril fl: 54114-tniy ul Elia-liu-ul-In hlxzl xl l . 5 if 5, ,Cgbgi f f f W V K ,, ni . A f 1 X 'iff ,' f f l ,ff- K X 'XX ,Q D Al ' Lrg gr- -.-Af ' f' ..,-Z' VCCXN xx 'WH fn C CY' C Z X X X!!- K, g,,, KX 7-if f L I SENIGIQS GI-QHRILI-I Pnussiia Oyfhi--lm l, 2. 3. 1: Smii-luv Club l: Bunfl 2, Ii. lg Avia- luan Club J, 5. 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HAROLD ICNIQLER. EVELYN FIQRREE. DORIN ITKITZ. wvII.l,IANl I i . CISBOURNE. TED COODENOUGH. RICHARD GROSS. WILLIAM GIINN. PORTER HALL. KENNETH HANSEN. ORVILLI-I HEGLER. IVIARY LOL HORINE. VINTON HKNDLEY. JOHN JOIIANNINC. EARL JOHNSON. VVALTI-IR JONES. MAROIIERITE KELLER, DON ,QR KI-ILL!-115-LOIS II ffv- KRIMIN'IIZ,L. f:IhIARI.l-15 LE KUIQNLC, HEL!-IN1gI ,IQDr.Rf3 IL? 'f' LAND. JAMES I,0NCl'lll.Bl-IR. EDWARD ki I L, ,E -x-A- II J, -- W-'xxx F I I -A .L ,r I ., X J I MID-SOP!-IGMORES 39 'Sl'- fuwl Hun IIIIIU. lm!! IO High! 5IIIII'IIII:IIIII, Ix I IA I! I I I I U. HMIIOIII-. IIIIIIIIIIIII. XX. N:-Iulngw-I, XI I IIIAOII In SI III IN. R.-I-Il. mAIw,,lRIIII,I.wf1mklgffr N1, inmh' H4 'I'H.mI,l,.' I.. 5m,,1.,,,, l'4-IIIIIIIIIIII, IS, NIOOID. lx. Rullingx. Ix. ROIHIII-.III I, 'Imlx l'lIlrII Kun Ib'ullOnIl, lmif In Hlgfll-YX.III1'III I Ng I I4 NIIIIIM, NI I IIIII1-I, 'II,IlIIu-I I'. Hum:-. MCCARTNET. SLE MOLLER. BRYANT MOORE. BARBARA NAPIER. Bl-IULAH NEININIIER. BILL NORFLE ET. VERA OWENS. EILEEN FAI' OWENS. JOHN PECHMANN. JANE PETERS. LLOYD PETERSON. MARION QUEST. ROBERTS REED, KERMIT REICIIARDT. HAROLD x ,f ' I K , PM REYNOI.Ds,,.OIwIC'AR f' A - , II ff Wi ROBERTSON. KATHERINE I If I sv-'PRX N X' ff I YV ' ' ., ff fgfai ff , ff' XXX ,I IIN. I II 1 ,P . If 'Y X I' XXI IX xx L ' QQAQ,-.fb .X fx., ,ff--h ' 4,gp:+ ksvh-,If I- 4, K fl!Vp PYP Xj2,.,..,,...,,.,xx ff Psi CLASS Hf,I,I, l30IIfl.IIllt'Il I'I0l,LINGS. li MTH ERIN I: IIl'TH LAND. CLIFFORD SLIIILLERS. ,IULIIIR S4:HILLERs, LOIIIRE SMITH. CLII-'I-'ORD SMITH. ERI4: SPORE, JANE STANTON. FLORENCE 'IIACKET'I', KARLOS TOOKER. JOSEPIIINE TOIIOH. LYTTLETOR TRAIITREL, IJATSY TREMBLE. RUTH XVALLENBURIL. STELLA VVHELAN. CLI-INNON WILLIAMS, LOUISE Page Fifty . 5. ,ff H . it 4. -, 4 if' , A FJ PRES!-IMEN Kf gf 'Hb ,Fava 4,55 Efvgzzrzjgf-'L' W gg, V .V rx! fvlu' 111110. Lvl! In Rlgfflfp. Hzjnry. BVIIIR. N :mul Hun I lf 1 Rl! . .ff O ,L1lI V, Amlm-I-OI1. Him' fm! Rffu QB-Ilfffmf. fwfr ff, Rluhr-I-I. I-'lliulwu ADDICKS. MARY BARBARA AMES. HAROLD ANDERSON. GLENNON ANDERSON. VIRGINIA BACHERT. MARIE BAKER. MILDRED BAUER. EARL BEACH. ALICE BECKMAN. EVERETTE BENTLEY, ALFRED BERKEMEYER. DONALD BESTEREELDT. ROBERT BETTS, GRAKIIA BOWYER, MARTHA BRANDIIORST. BILLY BREEN. EDWARD BRINKMEYICR. LOIS BITLL. FRANCIS BYARS. ROBERT CARDELL. HARRY CARMIlZI'IAEl.. HEL!-IN CIIAIIIIIS. BILL f:0RBlC'I l'. TIIELMA COOMRS. BE'l l'Y COX. HI1:IIARD PQ. HVIIIINJH2. J. H1114-Invyf-r, ,IRI-OIL H, Am.,-., IF' H.,,q,Q,-. kj. BJWAI' A4i4lirkS. IQ. linglli-ln, lflitwh. Hr-nSwI. BI-Avh. C. GIIIIHI. I. 1CI'OS-on HUIIINIJJ. Ilillw. fl.III1ui4'h.wl. CLASS ROLL CREECY. JACK CUMMINS. THOMAS DEAN. THELMA DIECKHAUS. HELEN DICKS. JENNIE BELLE DISHMAN. BOB DIXON, LENARD DODGE. JUNE DUNCAN. BOB DYER. HOWARD DYER, JOHN ECOFF, ETHEL EISERMAN. LULA ELLINGER. EDITH ENGLISH. ELIZABETH EVERI-ITT. MARJORIE FALL. MARY NIYRTLE FIELD. ROBERT FISHER. VIRGINIA FLYNN. CHARLES FOSS, PHILIP FRENCH. JACK GALE. GRACE -Eli CAUNT. CATHERINE XS GAUSMANN. 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NONA JOY MOORE. JANE ELLEN MLNZLINCER. ELMER NIUNZLINCER. NIARSHALL MURPHY. THOMAS MURRAY. DICK MUSKOPE. MABEL MCTHER. DAN NELSON. BETTY NEWCONIR. HAROLD NICIJULSUN. JOAN NICKEL. CHARLES NIX. CLAIRE ELLEN NONNENMACHER. JUNIOR OQRUIJRKE. MARCARET PACEL. REGINA PATTERRON. JEANNE PATTON. NIARY ELIZABETH PAYNE. ALLAN PFEFFER. WVALTEH PLAIsANCE. HARVEY POLD, PALYL PORTEOUH. RONALD RADFORD. LAURE ,JANE REBBE. RYTH LOIIIRE RENO. LLOYD RENHTROM. BETTY REYNOLDS. ERNST REYNOLDS, LARRY RICHARDSON. RLTII ROBB. DOROTHY ROYYAN ROBERTS. RITTII Pagv Fifty su L I R RER I 1 , gk-A-,YYY ,Lf ' Q-,Z .1-ff E i A ,M rx nl OI f'l I HI fl IJ. Im!! In Rlglll' W:IlIvIIJu'I'g1. Ji. XXOOIJDJIIIJ, I WXIIIIIM. J,, Smith, J. lylvl. Wvutkirls. XY, Yzwuvl. WXVTII XX. Skinm-I. 'lu I Imrlh Hun KB II HOBIDOIIN. JANE ROESSEL. RITA JANE ROFF. NORMAN ROOERS. HELEN ROSE, FRI-LD HOREBROIIOH. RICHARD ROREMAN. DOROTHY RIJDER. GEORGE SANFORD. BETTY SCHILLAK. ELIZABETH SCIHILLAK. HELENE SCHMIDT. ARTHUR SILHMIDT. PAUL SQZOFIELD. VIVIAN SCOTT. WILDIIR SICLBERT. RICHARD Sl-IYMOVR. TOM SIMONSIHIN. VVYILBISRT' SIMPSON. WVESLI-XY llugf' fflfry- wg fvt PRES!-IMEN 41' S Ill R H, Im!! In Rlglll- BHIKAIIIIIII. J. Wfqgggaxllu-I. ll, Wligghi, N. Stirlxlv--. NIIIYOTIJ I xxlllxlnll. Ilfznl Run, IMH In Klplflffll. Zulrnxwxlw. xxifklllilll. FPYIHOIII. A. TI:-IIIIIII-5, J. Stun'-lwr. P. WOOII. H. XXIII-JI. Ollnmj, lm!! III Rlglll Tlsapp, If. Znillinu, II, Wav,-III. NI.uI4lrl. Lvthn-Ilr.nJl, XX hill-nI.In. lfulwlt Nm CLASS ROIJL-fTlIlIfl'lIllEf! SISLER. DOROTHY SIVERT. DOROTHY MAE SMITH, LAIIRENCE SPARKMAN, GLADYS STALTDER. LEONA STICKELLS. NANCY STOECKER. JOHN STARR. RORERT SKINNER. WVATSON STOBIE, BILL STROOT. BOD SIESS. BONNIE TAILEETT. LANCIE THOMPSON. OWENE VJJRAPP. MARY TREMBILIHIY, ARTHUR TYLER. JOHN ITTHOEF. JOHN UTTERBAER. ,JOHN WVAGCONER. JANE WVALLENBERG. TOM WVALSH. ROBERT WVARMBRODT. FRANCES WVARNER. TOM WVATKINS. EARL WVASEM. HOPE WVERMKE. FENTON WVHITEMAN. LOIs WVICHMAN. ERNERT WVILLIAMS. GRACE WVINKI-IIAIIZYER. RALPH WVINSTON. INDIA WVOOD. PORTER WVOODWARD. ROBERT WVRICHT. CATHERINE YAEOER. WWYALTER ZPROVYI-IST!-I. GEORLLE X V,,. Y ,I If fWII,l.VINlT.' ESTH ERI ,ff f , ,-1-SLI' -QA ' 'N !,. , - I IJI X f I f,f Cf MID-PRES!-IIVIEN lx LJ ! I HHH Ihr y l,I'll In High! NIDII I, Q. .I1II'IIISnII. IIIIIIHIIIIQ 54 I,IwS7I'I I. IIOIIIHAII, I,.IxI1 II. IZIW, II. IIIJIIIIIIAII. IINIIII I IIIIIIIIIIIIIXIII XXI I , . , , 4 II I Smurf! ROII, lvl In Hlgghi WIIIIIIEIMIIII, I.. IXIIQI. .1111---C I, SI II III' . I.III II I. ,,I,lI4'. I I II I I I x Il II lfffu. Im!! ID Hugh! --I IIDIIIO XI. IINIIII-II. Ix. Ixw-III. III:-DIIUIISF. IV. Null. I,, I I1-wIII1-v. I'. X. Nw. II. IIOIID, I IN I Irlh H ll I I Il XI I II II I II I I IX II XI I I II I I II 1 I I I I 1 'nl ,III IHO frml, ly!! If II'lgfI III.-.'III4III1, Iuwm, N, II:IIIIII.IIl. T ALOER. BRHEE ANDERSON. DOROTHEA BARNHART. NANILY BARRY. JOSEPH BARTLETT. JOE BASTMAN. FRED BEINIDIOE. ARTHUR BENNETT. MAREL BILLIIORN, EDWARD BLIMI-IYI-IR. VIRO1N1A BUHN. BARBARA BHANDT. PHILIP BROEDER. MARTHA BUREH, BERNADINE BIIRLEY. BILLY BLSCH. CHARLES CHAPMAN, BOB CHEETHAM. HELEN CHENCY, JANE CHOATE, FRANCES ANN CLARK. MALCOLM COESTER. SAM COLE:'-fJAAI:R I COL!-LMEVN. FRANCES COOK, BMXNIERSON ,Q COURISKEY, IVIAR.l0BI'E'-. COX. TED ff? DALE. CHARLOTTE JANE DIEPHOUSIQ. DORIS DUNCAN. JAMES 'C -L.,..,,,, I . X ,L N+Nt xgigfff X44 X mx Mix .1 I' II I-I-II Q Im-I wr. . O vu, . .I IIH. , CLASS Rt ILL ICEOEE. IRICNIC I',LT. DIIQR ETTER. ALERED EW!-IN. DOROTHY I?AKNSVVUR'I'l'I. I',A'l l'Y FREIERT, NORMA FRITSEH. IVIARIII-II.lA FIRSE. GICURCE GI-IBELI-IIN. GRACE GILL. BILLY CRAIJE, NIABGARI-IT GRACE. TOM GREENLEE. Lum GROETCII, HARRII-IT GRUETZI-IMACHER. HOB!-IR'I' Gl'DI5RNll'TH. IIOBERT HADDAWAY. JAN!-I HARTER. RUTH HEATON, CHARLES I'II'lI,LGS. GEORGE HENSIEN. AUDRET HERLIHY. KATHRTN HEWITT, EDWARD HOER. LORETTA HOEENIAN, IRWIN HONIO, ETHEL JOHNSON. QUENTIN ,J-URGENSMEYER, MELBA KIZANE. GALE .nr ,IIII.Ixx.Ix x. .II Iv, .. IXI-Il,l,L IXATIIRIN IXICRR. ICIIANCES KEY. JOE IXUEIJIJCR. NIILDRI-ID LANZ. IJUIIS LEWIS. Lx MAN I,OI,AN. A NNE NIEARDLE. JOHN MILGRVDER. DALE MIIZCORKIJI. BOSE NIEMATH, IJOIJISIC MIJMILLAN. Cu' NIICTCAIJ, CHARLES IWILLER, MARION MILNE. IJI-INI-Il,0PE AIO!-ILLMAIN. MILDRED MOIR. NIARY ELIZABI-2'I'H NIONTAIQUE, JANE MORRISON. JININHE MLYIR, GLADTS MULLEN. ROBERT NEWIJONIR. ,IEAN NYE. ELIZABETH ANN XYSTROM. VIROINIA OLCOTT. EUGENE PAXTON, HUGH PETERS, LESTER BANISAY. MART RICHARDSON. XYILLIANI Pagv ffl tv II I 21. LCDWEI2 GRADES if Av ii PX ml RUR ilhpj, Lvl! In Riglrlf-Xilk--IllI1':ul Jimi'-I. li. MIIRISOII. ffhzului-k, J. halo-, tlillllllllk ll. 4vr:eh:uR. ll, 1-Iullll 4 42.11511-Illif-I. Nwwml Hull, lm!! In lX'I,Lf!ll7B4'lllll'H, lb, l',1,lwill1I-, IP. Iimn-, 4lO:!iII, V. FO-If-r, 1LOIiuhrlx,FRRk. llnnl ROI: 1BuI1ffI11J. LH!! In High! 41 Plum, Nl, 4.r.Ix. l'1A-In I.. lfurmzm. linux V. HEIIOR, IV. Hurt, Ilinll. NI. li 1 ll Ill AITKENHEAD, HAROLD ALDERSON. RALPH ANDERSON. DOUGLAS AUSTIN. ROBERT BARRETT. JANE BAUER, JIM BECKER, BERNIGE BENNETT, MARION HOKERN, BERNARD BONNELL, JANE BOYCE, HARRY BRAUN, DOROTHY BRENTON. CHARLES BROADDUS, JOHN BROOKS, MARGARET BUGHVVEIN. NORMAN BUCKLEY, BRIEN BUDKE. BETTY BURGH, RALPH BURTON, FLORENCE CARVI-ILL, DOROTHY CARPENTIER. CLARENIIIC CATLIN. CONSTANGE CIIADVVRJR, DONALD CIIIAPMEN. DESIREE CHIS'l'0If'l l-IRSON. THELM A CLARK. WVILLIAM QIOEI-MAN. BILL fjUl.l.INS, RUB!-IRT COUNTS, WIULLY CHUIWISS. DONALD fkrgu .Yzxly CLASS ROLL CORBETT, RHOLAND CRUTCHFIELD, HUGH DAVIS, HELEN DAVIS. JANE DAVIS, WILLARD DUESSEL, MARVIN DUTROW. DORGAS ANN EDWARDS, DULGIE EVANS. DOROTHY FISSE, RUTH FLYNN, MADELYN FOSTER. VIRGINIA FRESCHI. ROBERT FURHMAN. RAY FUNK, RUTH GALE, JOHN GAMBLH. J. CARR GEBELEIN, MAY GOGGIN, ANN GOHL, CONSTANCE GRAY, MILDRED GRAHAM. HOWARD GRAYBILL, DONALD GREGORY, LEONARD GRIFEETHS. JOHN GRISER. DORIS GUILD. WILLIAM GUNN, VIRGINIA GUTMAN. LEAH HAINI-IS, BRIIGE VQKREFT. MARY ANN HARNEY. RUTH HART, DOROTHY HEITERT, GILBERT HEITERT, JIM HIATT. RUTH HIGGINS. PATSY HILLE, ROBERT HILTON, VIRGINIA HOLBROOK, BETTY HOLEKAMP. JENNIE MARIE HORGH. WALTER HORNE. CLARIGE HOWE, GENE HUGHES. ROBERT HUNDLEY. BI-IVILY HUNT. MARDELL JONES. STUART JORDAN, ELIZABETH JORDAN. MARY KAUFFMAN. BILL KELLER. LILLIAN ,KI-LLLY. WILLIAM K.-I-NCAID, dJ,UI.1-Lsfdm' KNAPP.'ROY R01-INIG.,EL1ZABETI'I KREIGER. PAUL LANGSAM, PERLINE ff LANIISTAFF. GEORGE ff -LAWSON. LUGILLE , XX XS-M x bm 1111 fi-N , RJ ' LCDWER GRADES FIM! 1741141 Vxiff Y R ,L A HX HIIII lfffpj, lm!! In RIglIl XXIIIIIIIIO--III-I. I. XXIII! li. XXYIII-I. l'. l'hiIIII-, J. HHIIJS Nl. N, Smilh. HOIJIIHOJY 'Iwi'- llumllwy, I Run, lm!! In High! 15,1-, 51-ff, IC, live-YI-S, Ig, SIIIOI-my H, J'JIIllipS 4- 'NJJIRIIOI lxwir, IP, XX.IggOIII'I, SIN-IIIII, llngha-S, lfrvu JHIIIIIIIIIJ, lmll tO Kzgfll J. NJ. IIIIII-lmllup. I3. km-III1, l'.IIv, lin--IIIIYII ly XIOIYIII, 1, I-IELIIII-II, N1 XXOIIII XI-.II II, CLASS HULL-COIIIIIIIIml LEREH, LAVERNE LINIIE. NIONROIC LONGMIRI-I. JOIIN LOW. JEAN LOVERKIHECK, ALBERT LARSON. JOSEIIHINE JVICCARTHY, MAROARET MCKINLAY, DOROTHY JVIATHER, JAMES MAONER. CHARLOTTE MARTIN, JIMMIE MISPLAY. BILLY MEINEL, CLAIRE MCJFFETT, BETTY MOISE, CATHERINE NIONROE, SHIRLEY MOODY. ARTHUR MOREY. ELIZABETH NIORRIS, JANE NABORS, THOMAS NEFF. DICE QWENJANE X .O PARKS, WM. S.,'JR. PARRIS, MARIAA'-,,.. PARSONS, MARY PATE, MARY PETERSON, BOB pBfI'ERSON, CHARLES X. PHILLIPS. RUTH PIIIPPS. FERN POLO. CARIIINER PRACK. JANE PRITEHARD. AMBRUSE PRITIJHARD. LORRAINI-I RENSTROM. SELIVIA IRENE Rl-IEVI-TS. BIIBY RIESMEYER. VIREINIA RUIRI.IN, MERIRIIS RUBINSON. PHILIP ROGERS. CYRIL ROTTERSMANN, NJAURIIZEI BUENOERT. DONALD BLIENOERT, RIEHARO SCHARDT. HERBERT SCHLIEMAN, DOROTHY SILHOENE. ELLEN SLLHMITTER. JANE SCHUMERT, CHARLES SCOVILLE. JVIARYDELLE SEABAUOH. MAX SEE. CORDELIA SHELTON, CLAY SHERILL. MARY SHIRLEY. LORAYNE SILVER, MILDREO SIZEMORE. PAUL SMITH. MARKLARET VIRGINIA SMITII. NJAHIUIX SPARILLTR. BOB SIIRALIIINO. ARI:H STOIILIIRIER. LEONARII SIMMA. JL'LII'S 'I'EAI:H. BILLY THOMPSON. ENNIONO TREETS. CEOROE TRLIEBLOOO, ALVA TSQHANNEN. GRALE UDE. NELSON VEATQII, PATRICIA VVACCONICR. DOROTHY WALBANILJRE. FLORI-INC!-I WALIION. CONRUY WATT, JAMES WEASHA, JVJARTHA WESSLPIR. DOROTHY WIDPIPI. BEE WILSON. DIOR WILSON, SHERMAN WINIIMOELLER, ARMANIJ WOOD, MAROARET VVOOLSEY. XVENDI-ILL WRIOHT. WILLIAM ZACAR. STEPHEN ZEISER. AIIIIREY Page SAW One .-.L iq .LF I BT-' H R SR- I N 1 .I 5 I ' A-1' 'aff' L LOWER GRADES ' fr.-1,1'V ll, PU OU flrxl H1111 1lOpJ, lm!! IO R1,uf1l Hu-MOE XX. l',IliI1:v'I. PQ. XXIIIIM-. J, Prim Hung. XXOOISI-I. N. JJIYIOI. J, Ilulw, I, Ilgukm H:IlII11:-. II. 'X1IIt 1IlwIL'1'I. S1-111111 RO11. l.f!l 111 K1,u!1lfll. 'XIOIII1-rIIIII1, K. A. PIIIII-OII. J. J.n'u1'I. l'.u1'x. -Kiln-. '81, J. FAH. X1. l,h1IpIIII1II. L, I-1h.IIIIIiII:. U. I., IPRIIS, I'f11'r1l H1111 1H11ll11111j I H I R lx. M111 H1-nlhllx-1-II. K1-hlw. lr. KI! I AMMERMAN, IJOROTHEA ANDERSON. ELMER ARCINT, ULGA AHRE. MYRA JEAN BARER. NIARII-lT'l'A BICCKER. DONALD BEIIIERMAN. Pl-IARL BENNET. JIMMIE BERRMEYER. ROBERT BIEIIERMAN. BARNEY BLACK, BARBARA BLANNER. BIYRTON BROAIIIIUS. NIARILARET BUNCH. ROBERTA BINEH. MARTHA CALARRESE. VIRGINIA CAMPBELI.. LORNA CARR. PAIILINE CIIAPMAN. NIAR.lURll-I CIIASE. JITLIA CLARK. JANE CLARK. JOIIN COOR. JAMES DALE. JOIIN DAVIS. MARY LOI llELLER'I'. CLAIIYS lJIET1:II. FRANK IJISIIMAN. CEOREIA l.LI1.II DlX1lN..l0IlN llnlgt' .SHIT Inn II Il I I IT Nl IJ: N1 IOYILIIIIIIIIQ. P. XXzI'n-IIIIAII. 11. J. IJISJIIIIIII . ,1' 11 113111 --'- N1 huh. H. HIISSP A . 'IO.-1 . , 1I.I1- 1-. , CLASS BULL DONNELLY, BETTY JANE DRUSCHKY. YVARREN ELLINOER, WZALLACE ELLISON. MARY LOLISE ENELISH. LEWIS FALL. NIARTHA JANE FERREE. LORETTA FLESH. ROYAL FRANRE. JAMES FREIIERRINO. DRIIRY GATES. DORIS GRAM, ALFRED GLTIIRIE. DAVIII HAMMOER. ALONZO HARREY. TOMMY HERZOE. FREIIERIER LEWIS. TEDFORII LUCAS. JEAN MARTIN. CARROLL MARTIN. HLTGH MECORELE. RUTH MECUIRE. CELESTINE NIILTENBERGER. HAPPY MURPHY. NVILLIAM O-NIALLI-IY. JOHN PA1:I1:YI. SIIIRLEY P.-XULSON. RATIILEEN ANN PAYNE. ROBERT PEEIIMAN. BILLY PENEE. FLORA PETERS. LORRAINE PETERSON. BAIIER PLECEE. RUSSELL HOIIN. HAROLD HOLERAMP. BIEIIARD I-IIIOI.ER. CAROL PRICE. JAER BALLINILS. DAYIII EBBE. MLVIRINPI f JACKSON. IJAROLII lgyfwlgggq-TY-ffifsBKISX'ff' JAEOER. JUNE BUs1s'ELL. HOBTFTTSI-Q ,T .IOIIANNINIL ELI-IANOR MILYBI:ROrHIIQIIIN1p J' FMXX JOIIANNINE. MILIIRED A ,:j. L J' - bAN Au. MAREARET I I Kl'3U1l'3R- RUTH K SEIIA ,FFI-IR. DOROTIIEA J! KPIRN- MARION -AQ.. . SEIIATY. EI.IzAEE'I'Hf-'ff' LX KRIMMEL- ROY f KJXSENIIELAR. CHARl.0'I l'EV,f I LEMON. GLEN J' SIIARPI-2. MAE .K 'X- . X if , I1.if9Q Bgffl. f fllb XXL f PXP , X My ix , 1,1- -'KLX ,xxx-.Ex?,j Mx I I1 I? Vllllllxlxvl. U. 'NI1Ix.w. III-llm'l'l1hS. LOWER GRADES X ff ix ?AS K ii: 'T fx I'- 4 .K K ,' 3 437'-X I. UQ. AL . A 1 . .Nj , . .fi TX Sr-'urml Run, LMI tu R Flrxl Run Hdfpj, Lvl! In High!-M. Runlmn ight-iw. Sllthvrluml. Tlllrfl Kun, lm!! In Hl',Qlllf5i1ll1'l, Hn-I-IRIIIIIII, ELY, ROBERT f 111111 Run' QBOHOHIJ, LH! lu HIgll!fJo'hl1'. Bvvxlv. lbvzul. fi. IM' Yung. ACKERMAN. MARY ANN ANDERSON. JANE ANDERSON. KENNETH ANDERSON. MORTON BACH. CHARLES BARTHELS. DOROTHY BATES, HELEN BECKER, JACK BECKER. WILLIAM BECRMAN. MARJORIE BECKTOLD, ALMA BEDELL, LOIS MAY BENNETT, CLARA LOUISE BIGGERS. BETTY BOEDECKER, JUNE BOYLE. GEORGE BOYLE. MILDRED BRAMHALL, GEORUE BROCKMANN. RAYMOND BROCKMANN. RICHARD BUCKLEY, JIMMIE X BURCH, JAMES W. N. BURQY MARION C ,f44f'KFxf I!! A BURTJDQISNTQMARSHALI5 N jx YEREWLIVERNE Dm ffftqff CHAPMAN, E y J. SYXCIQIENEY, FREDERICK L J CLEAXUSEN. FRANCES I MAN. FORD -.Y X , XX COJCT XN, BARBARA . If CONRAD, MARSHALL SA 1' , X YNY SALLLKL ..-17'--W-V f X, X . R. l'.ly, J. B+-Ilwx, hung, Nuudm-I. h. Nlnwnz. Nzulm. -X. XXAISII. K. PIIIIIIIIII-I. H. Nvhulz, 11. 'imp if. lfzllvfx K. Yulllnu. if. HI-IlIlo'!l - - I R. l.u!IIlzm. IP, Bxulhn-IS, lu. Inlin- CLASS ROLL CONWAY. DAVIS CURTIS. GEORGE CURTIS. JAMES DALIILHERTY. JEAN DEAN. LUCY LEE DEMPSTER. BILL DESALME. GENE DEYONO. BETTIE DONNELL. MARY JANE DOUGHTY. JOE DRUCKER. ROBERT DUNN. DAVID DUNN. LOUISE DUNWOODY. HAROLD EGAN. BETTY ELLIS, JOHN FRANKE, KATHLEEN GATES. CARROLL fl IAY. ALEX GOERNER, RALPH GOODRUM, VERLON GRAY, GORDON GUTMAN. AURELIA WAQTHARLAN, LARRY PIEIDMAN, ANITA H-ELMERICHS, JACQUELINE L. EX CHO-FLING. IRMA HORR. CHARLES ,HB x me Us IIVII l'llI:N, l.IlIL. .l. lmxxluilc-I, J. Hunt: I X I Il A lx umm, HI-III-ll, J. -Xlnzlm-mx. X. Hvrhmlul, HORST. GRALLE HOYER. HERMANN HUMMEL. EVA LOL IRISH. RUSSELL JACKSON. ROBERT JEHLE. BETTY A. JOHNSTON. FLOYD KASIUS. V. RICHARD KAUFMAN. SEWELL KELL. ROBERT KENNER. HAMILTON KING. JAMES KING. ROBERT KOENII1. PALLA KOKEN. ANNE KRUEGER. JACK KUERZ. BILL LEUTWILER. JOHN LEWIS. LA RUE LITTLEFIELD. GOULD LONGHIBLER. MILDRED LUTZ. O. S. LYSTER. BRACKEN LYSTER. ELLIE MCCREEDY. ALLEN MCGEE, BILLY MCGOVERN. GERALDINE MCKAY. BARBARA MCKEE. JACK Page Sixty-tlv T FE 47? , 35' 3. Q ,f I X 435 3 EX -1 ' ,L Q-a iL?fU'11m Q Egkffi 1: , if 1 .avg 3 if'XE,lQ iT 1.1, 177 iff f, aa-r 'Iul' ef wx 17x Y! Im ' 'Q- ffi R km if 'S W Q X 'I W 4 'XX ,cn f K -Q XX' . Q 5, - 6 :fl H-nu-f 1 nm ' xgfk y y s 'swf' cius ll! l 1 .vff Iwrxr Iffin, Lvl! In flfrgfll 1. Nlmvx. N. Nlullln. l.. Lzlll. f., lhllifw. IT, Vu-lin, Svfmifl Kun, I.:-'lf In lflglll -lmulm ll IV. lnllllf-s. XX. lm-Ilx, T., Limlx, I. Nlrwlli-I. Il. l.u.1lrinu 1. I 4 X. liulwlls. Ihp Rim, Lvl! fu Rrglil X. IM-N.eIlnv I. Vsnmr. li, lin-1-11, f. XX.xnui'l. l. llni lr-nn, 0 F l: l C E R S CHARl,r3s CARR PI'f'SIillt'lIl STICRLINTL SMITH I I-V6-lUl4t'.SIi1If'IIf lfHAl'll.Ii5 Bl'R1:l-ISS St?Cl'f'1llI'-Y-TIYJIISIIIPI' Since a boy cannoT be elecTed To membership oT The W club unTil he has won a leTTer, This organizaTion is one oT The mosT diTliculT in The school To ioin. l-lence a sTudenT who belongs To The W club should be very proud oT his achievemenT. The W club has compleTe conTrol oT The awarding oT lerrers Tor parTicipaTion in sporTs. IT regulaTes The reguiremenTs which a boy musT meeT in order To achieve his leTTer in any sporT. ln order To obTain a leTTer in TooTball This year The player had To play in parT oT sixTeen guarTers. ln baslceTball The aThleTe had To Talce parT in aT leasT sixTy per cenT oT The ToTal number oT games To win a leTTer. ln Traclc The parTicipanT had To malce a cerTain number oT poinTs in meeTs, while in baseball he had To play a cerTain percenTage oT The ToTal number oT games. The boy also had To live up To Training rules iT he expecTed a W. IT a sTudenT passed all These reguiremenTs, he Then received his reward provided ThaT he had a recommendaTion Trom The coach. ATTerifa lapse QT oneiilyear The TradiTional W club bangueT was held. lT was held one SaTurdayAnighTX aT The l-loTel lvlelbourne. ATTer dinner inspiring speeches were given To The Team by coacheE'!h.ilEiiGaines and C. A. RoberTs. ATTer These speeches The group was addressed by Joe l.infT2enech, a Tormer TooTball sTar ol WebsTer T-ligh School. Following The aTTer-dinner Tallrs The elecTion OT The capTain Tor IQ33 was held. Charles Burgess was chosen Tor This honor. M Page cSl1.xly-fewer: E , ,-.4 s---Q ix, 'f,,:! . 1 1. sn- :Q-f,-.of U A . 4.-4 '-f V Y .. , L3 -1' FGQTBALI. firm! RUM' lT1IplfCuzii'l1 Uuiiifw, Walid. Huuify. K. Arulcflsml, Hir-ks, il. Miller. if. Wright, ll. Xliwller. T. Millvr, Robbins. 1',1m1'h Hnburls. 5111111111 Ruiwfl.. Lzu-im, ll. Smith. 'X11'Lugsu, Di- S.ilm1-. flank, Ii. Hung:-s-, Bruin, Pin.-hu. .-Xrlvnv. ID. llnrln-r. YY1-sirup, Ra-ssiti,-r, Thin! Run- .lim Wright, ll. Nioiwfv, Hillnwyvr. Z1-ll. lirvvm-, llurr. ,i. N11-1-Ile-1, Link, Bupp, 5. Smith. l 1r1ulh Run lH1:ll1inij I. TluHni:inn. M. Hoffmann. ln answer To Coach Charles A. RoberTs' TirsT call Tor TooTball candidaTes, There was a TurnouT oT Tive leTTermen and many promising newcomers. ATTer The TirsT Tew hoT weeks oT pracTice The squad was picked and began iTs work in earnesT. The 1932 season was opened when WebsTer Toolc The Tield againsT FarmingTon on The laTTer's Tield. WebsTer, playing very good TooTball Tor early in The season, noT only held FarmingTon scoreless, buT also scored ThirTeen hard-earned poinTs To win The TirsT game. The game was marked by The excellenT playing oT The new members oT The Team as well as by ThaT oT The veTerans. ATTer This game The prospecTs Tor a successTul season seemed very brighT. In The second game oT The season WebsTer was hosT To EasT ST. Louis. T-loping To avenge iTs deTeaT oT lasT year, WebsTer played excellenT TooTball during The TirsT halT and led aT halT-Time, 7-O. However, EasT ST. Louis displayed a Tine passing aTTaclc in The lasT halT, and This, aided by The mediocre playing oT The WebsTer eleven, broughT abouT a com- pleTe change. When The Tinal whisTle blew, WebsTer was on The shorT end oT a I5-7 score. BeaumonT was WebsTer's Third scheduled opponenT and was repuTed To have a very good Team. The RoberTsmen sTarTed The game wiTh some powerTul line plays which boded ill Tor BeaumonT, buf when The Team goT wiThin sTrilcing disTance oT BeaumonT's goal line, They could noT puT The ball over. Time and again WebsTerhwguld approach BeaumonT's gogl line, only To have BeaumonT punT The ball ouT oT danger. On ope,QT hisfkLck,sf'Tr'o'mTb,ehin'd The goal line, The BeaumonT lciclrer sTepped ouT oT The end zone, gjvi?11gWebsTe4rsTwo poinj . These poinTs laTer Turned ouT To be The deciding margin, The frnpl scoresbpqng 2-O in fl'-SFTQZF oT WebsTer. fi ji SaTurday Tollowing The BeaumonT game, The We'bsTe6Tes, accompanied by a Thronb enThusiasTic rooTers, journeyed To U. CiTy To play TlTi6il'e.5.l'U, Codched by Coach lvl! uhl. Teams appeared To be raTher evenly maTched, and iTTloolced Tor a Time as iT The gam fwould Xl l'.1g1' S1X!TfL'Igl7l ll , K! -, 1 ' f , q.4g14sfg ,J X ,A ,V-,fig +s-Qee Nw , V, S if cf g K..-V Y-TTT ' . ix f,vTsgeQ..gg wraiggqii. ,ff-..NfT's.3, Qi, FCDOTBALI. Bl'H4.I-.s-2 luxxullllg zu l. lxl'l end in a scoreless Tie. Suddenly Caslcey oT U. CiTy wove his way Through The whole Team Tor a TiTTy-yard run and a Touchdown. This was The only scoring in The game. On The Tollowing Friday The WebsTer aThleTes engaged WellsTon on WebsTer's Tield. WebsTer was Tavored To beaT WellsTon easily, buT when The game sTarTed someThing was lacking, and The Two Teams baTTled raTher evenly Tor Three quarTers. Toward The end oT The game The RoberTsmen suddenly began To play good TooTball, and sTarTing near Their own goal line marched direcTly up The Tield. During This advance Carr was in The limelighT, cons sTanTly plunging Through The line Tor good gains. Only The Tinal whisTle lcepT WebsTer Trom scoring, and The game ended in a scoreless Tie. The sixTh game oT The year was played beTween WebsTer and ClayTon aT ClayTon. ' ln The TirsT halT WebsTer gained a greaT amounT oT yardage, buT could noT puT The ball over. The score aT The end oT The TirsT halT was O-0. In The lasT quarTer ClayTon scored a Touche down on a long Torward pass. When The game ended, WebsTer had less Than lO yards To go Tor a Touchdown, and if The game had lasTed a Tew minuTes more, The Team would probably have Tied The score. As iT was, ClayTon caused one oT The biggesT surprises oT The year by deTeaTing WebsTer 7-O. In This game Burgess was The only consisTenT ground gainer, Time and again running oTT-Taclcle or around end Tor good gains. Cn SaTurday, November I4, WebsTer was hosT To Maplewood. For The TirsT Time since early season, The WebsTer Team played excellenT TooTball. Maplewood, The acknowledged TavoriTe, could score only 6 poinTs, and This was scored in The lasT guarTer. The Tinal score was 6-O in Tavor oT Maplewood. This game was marlced by The excellenT playing oT The line, which checlced Maplewogd.,uagainsT overwhelming odds. ln The Kirkwood game Teams baTTled near mid-Tield in a sea oT mud. AlThough yil5irkv6odT3mee'Theyi4weTe undeTeaTed, ruled as The Top-heavy TavoriTe, neiTher Team was To s'C'o're and 'The Xgame ended in a O-O deadloclc During This game WebsTer had no ffjlogensive sTarsTXbruTfo7n'nThegAd,eTense, Morey played a very Tine game. FreguenTly he sTopped ikl4,irlcwood plays beTore T The line oT scrimmage. y KT X No doubT The T oTball season was a disappoinTmenT To many, buT anyone who Tollowed V .,+heQE-'EX will TesTiTy ThaT The laygflalways ToughT To The end oT The game, no maTTer how . ff adlyXTh y were ouTclassed X'-. 1, f .X x X, X X1 . 5 .hmmrxg My , c, - N XX. Page 5x,xty-nine X fl , V5 X... 'TE--iv ff I , TTXZN-5, 'T T 1 , ii' T. li l i T l l i l ll l'L l l l l li xl ,.. ilj 'i li il li Ti. .,- ll il i lil H Tl 'i T il ll' l,1 .ll ip ll ill, if ' li i fl' -ANL 's T is 1 .s .9 ya- Ria ,:.-. x f 3 K -A Ji. ,,. f l v l ll i . .gl RQ i Q , T A FCCDTBALI. LETTERMEN JMR AlHliLI.l-IR. L. E. Rm' GREENE. Q. B. lCaptainl 9- ' BILL BRLEN. C. S'lTliRI.lNl NNIITH. K. E. Ali'l'Hl'R DEbAl,1lE. L. H. B. 1 ' f.uA.R1.Es CARR. F. B. JACK MOELLER-LasT year Jaclc made his TooTball leTTer playing Tackle, buT This year he changed To end and played The posiTion brillianTly. He was excepTionally TasT on geTTing down under punTs and was always Teared by The opposing runners. lvlany Times he was called upon To do The punTing. ROY GREENE lCapTainl-Roy was quarTerbaclc and made very Tew misTalces in calling plays. He was The Team's besT punTer, and oTTen his punTing puT The Team ouT oT danger. He played his besT game in The lasT game oT The season againsT Kirkwood. BILL BREEN-Bill was a new man This year, and The experience he gained will greaTly add To The success oT nexT year's Team. He made very Tew bad passes Trom cenTer. Even in games played on a very muddy Tielcl, Bill passed The ball very accuraTely. STERLING SlVllTH- Chuck was one oT The deadliesT Taclclers on The Team. RepeaT- edly his shoe sTring Taclcling puT an end To The opponenTs' advance up The Tield. Chuck was a wizard on The receiving end oT Torward passes, caTching many oT Them Thar seemed impossible To caTch. ARTHUR DeSALlVlE- ArT is one oT The Tew playerswlqflxwrill have agchaneeqfo shgr again aT WebsTer nexT year, as he will be baclc all year. He wasfafigood goilnd-gaingfil n The oTTense and a Tine player on The deTense. cs, f T CHARLES CARR-Charlie was The suresT Taclcler onihegriearn. Very Tew opponbnlrs dodged or even Tooled Carr. His specialTy was baclcirig up The line on The deTeDsgLNQTTen he downed an opponenT beTore he reached The line-'LOT scrimmage, There sTopping many biixf- The opposiTion's advances. His hard line plunging'vvas also a TeaTure oT many gamesj N1 P11515 Smfcizfjv ,N 'ii 'l X 'P TAL' 1, L.. '- xx , H i ff, i -g A F iXXiX X,w,-ibn W Y J K-r!,,f i-X Rig-Z g ...T Mc Y., rooTsALL LETTEl2lvl5ylN I lx yvjy . 3 I Glzomzia Wr:sTRLfP, R. T. . V , CECIL TNIQHEY, L. H. B. I 'T f T A KJ CARI. BUKLR. L. G. T 53 'F-1 5 5 .1 ,:A'3 .-ave i, JUNIOR Snrmmw. R. G. T 'V'K .T s T . ff , JV- .1 'I Y5 Q ,. g A ,yf I: . f , W: ai: CHAm.r.s Bliacuss, R. H. B. lCaptain-Eleuti . 5 M nv g,i1,,,,g -yi, T' ' -., K - ... Dim Hsxmgnsnx, L. T. GEQRGE WESTRUP-George lweighing close To ZOO poundsl was The largesT man on The Team. l-lis size was a big aid in sTopping line plays beTore They goT sTarTed. NoT only was George a sTar on The deTense, buT oTTimes he gained a greaT amounT oT ground on oTT Tackle plays. CECIL MOREY- Precious Things come in small packages. This is very True in Cece's case. AlThough he was The smallesT player on The Team, he was raTed ThroughouT The counTy as a good deTense man. In The Kirkwood game The TasT Kirkwood backs could noT geT sTarTed around Cece's end. CARL BECKER- Gorilla was known Tor his abiliTy To kniTe Through The line and break up plays be-Tore They reached The line oT scrimmage. Carl was one oT The scrappiesT players on The Team. T-lis all-around good playing earned him a place on The all-counTy Team. JUNIOR SGLCIVTON- June was playing his TirsT year on The squad. and quickly dem- onsTraTed his abiliTy To The enTire school. AlThough he was very small, he was a sTone wall on deTense. T-le was losT To he Team in The middle oT The year when he moved To CaliTornia. FX C-l:iEEl:ES1-BUBQEVSS-Charlie is The capTain-elecT. l-le was The TasTesT man on The nlyfieam aWWe'bsTeTl,s only consisTenT ground gainer on end runs. l-lis TasT open-Tield run- ffffayl ining was The TeaTTTi 5T magnyAAgAames. T-le played his besT game of The year againsT ClayTon. fir hi!- .ff .1 'sign'- I. if 3 'i ,1 J fi J . .fi iw .' X, .E T l 41 rw: f T R li TX ,f'h TX, 'QON HENDERSON-Don was The second largesT man on The Team, and his weighT aide'd5h-im a greaT deal in eTTec ' efyaplaying a Tackle posiTion. T-Te gained a greaT amounT oT fi hgroundhon oTT-Tackle play T-lis Hneveqsay-die spiriT was a greaT asseT To The Team. 'X iv XX X'-XXV L Page Seventy one .fi XX fi s....W.-..-rf.-...X M '-,nk 'Ag' X so i - N ' w ffv 47 f- . T'-pgs:-grim-'T 'T BASKETBALL Twig , wg MER if A IEHSTETT T sf ' T 'i s -uf' ' 0 . K KA ., g I fini lffin, lm!! In High!-f Tlunrlm llninv-, sl. ilihulnp-nn. H. flzu.1l1i11.1. U. Vrvlin. Tnizuh Kirlwil-. IMI: Run, lm!! In Rlglil lupl. fi. Puyllv. TQ. ITPTNTIIK, 4.. Look. The capable coaching oT Coaches Charles A. RoberTs and F. F. Gaines developed an excellenT Team ouT oT unTrained maTerial. Qnly one leTTerman was baclc Trom The preced- ing season, and The ouTloolc Tor a successTul season was very dim. T-lowever, The unTiring eTTorTs oT The coaches produced a very Tormidable Tive. The Team sTarTed The season in The righT way by deTeaTing CenTral 32-22. Considering The TacT ThaT WebsTer had had buT Two weeks' pracTice, The Team played a very good game. As The season progressed The Team improved greaTly, unTil Toward The end oT The year WebsTer had one oT The besT Teams in The sTaTe. Perhaps The besT game, judged noT only by good playing buT also by public inTeresT, was The second Maplewood game. AlThough WebsTer was behind I6-5 in The TirsT quarTer and Trailed ThroughouT The whole game, The Team rallied in The closing period, Tied The score, and won in The exTra period 26424. The ouTsTanding characTerisTic oT This year's Team was iTs abiliTy To win a game aTTer being Tar behind. The Team was lcnown ThroughouT The disTricT as The Team ThaT never admiTs deTeaT . Time and again The Team would overcome an overwhelming lead and would win in The closing minuTes. The oTTensive sTars oT The Team were Big Jim T-leising and CapTain CheT Payne. These Two players scored Two-Thirds oT The Team's ToTal poinTs, scoring a ToTal oT 322 poinTs beTween Them. The sensaTional shoTs oT This pair pulled The Team Through many a diTTiculT baTTle and lowered The morale oT The opposing Team. WebsTer losT buT B ouT oT 22 games. This includes noT only The regularly scheduled games, buT also The games played in The ST. Louis DisTricT TournamenT and Those in The STaTe l-ligh School TournamenT aT Columbia. In The DisTricT TournamexnT WebsTer won Three games! losing by only Two poinTs To The ulTimaTe winners. In The STaie T-ligh,SchooT T'oTu'FnarneiT WebsTer won one game and losT Two. K' T , fl This year's Team was helped considerably by The TacT ThaTyThe 'second Team was Tap f above The average. A greaT baTTle resulTed whenever Th'e.fTv7oT'T'ea s goT TogeTher, aridvfThil pracTice helped To give The TirsT Team a very succeVssTul season. T e enTire Seconiamiss ,. .Ax f-..- l and one leTTerman Trom This year's squad will be bsa'clc'inexT year, so The ouTloolc 'Ear a' suc- ff' . A ,f A ceszTul season is excellenT. ' T ,f ff xi 1 I y gfs lhzqi- .SU'I'l'Ill'V'IWO l yr' , A rf J XTTL' A M' i ff T - 4 r MX gfff' X,X J l X- gf , ,-- TT ixxr ' 5f'x.1a1.. 's-iffy,--A T ,J -. f' .. 'vi -' Je, 'V -. BASEBALL .. TTTWMWQTF- T fws'5STFiii QJBST-ffl 9505- .,if557'6' W , fi T X Ti W -h , m as F' 'MW g 'I T ali ii' la ff 4 2 Mic N 1, ,,V., Ftrs! Rim, lm!! In Rlglil B. lirvi-n, llaqil. 5, Smith. L. lhwlirilullll. ll. Mlilm-url, l'. I'i-li-rsim, IP. Nl.uKw'll. Tl. Hlnlilll. li. ITIUTIII Svfnrril Rim. Li-fl! In High!-I. Hllnlllilllll. A. lxulni-ki, I.. Ili-img., 1.. N-lilu-m.u111, N. Imrsvx. I. X1.l..n:.in. X. N--spvl, lx. Knlilnn-. M. llnlfrmirill. Twp Rmr, LPI! In Rlgfil Cmlrll I . iluillvs. ll. l'lalis.Il1i'i-. H. Wllilrlvy. H. TTrw'luli.l1u. Y. llviililllvl- l Txilllllfl- ll- li-ll-lllillli ,I. llillun, C. Waliinn. Coach Gaines had a beTTer TurnouT Tor baseball This year Than he has had in many years. Six leTTermen, as well as many subsTiTuTes Trom lasT year's nine, reporTed Tor pracTice. The piTching was handled by KoTovslcy, a leTTerman, and by Mcl.agan and Broclcman. In The inTield Carabina aT second, SmiTh aT shorT, and Anderson aT Third were all reTurning leT- Termen. l:irsT base was played by Prehn, Broclcman and lvlcLagan. Breen and Ebling divided The caTching. In The ouTTield were PeTerson and Schliemann, newcomers, and lvlaclieeniand Wanner, leTTermen. These players made up an excellenT Team. The leading hiTTers oT The Team were lvlacKeen, Carabina, CapTain SmiTh, and Anderson. WebsTer sTarTed The season by losing a hard game To RoosevelT 7-6. TAT This wriTing RoosevelT has noT yeT been deTeaTed, and This game was The closesT game which Their Team had played.l So WebsTer oughT To be duly proud oT This game. In The nexT game WebsTer deTeaTed McKinley in a hard-ToughT game, 7-5. The Tea- Ture oT The game was The greaT piTching of KoTovsky in The Tive innings in which he worlced. The nexT game, in which WebsTer deTeaTed RiTenour, IO-2, was marlced by The brillianT piTching oT lVlcLagan, who Twirled The whole game. .ffi hx On April IZ, WebsTer lyo'sT To C. B. C. by a score oT 8-4. The game was much closer 'yTha,nfThiesTgEreeindicaTe?Ti fy! ., X 1 , gl i ff TN ln The TwoN,Tol'l'oWrng ,games WebsTer deleaTed ClayTon II-5, and T-lancoclc IO-2. ln lxyThe laTTer game WhiT?y,JmTi3fdeiihis debuT on The mound and piTched an excellenT game. i x I , . . li g ilTfWebsTer Then losT The all5ln1pi5QrTanT game To WellsTon and dropped Trom a Tie Tor The ,M .iif llead To Xtyhird posiTion. Theyymill occupy,-This posiTion as This goes To press. f . .X P B. X , 1 .nge Smeiity-llvrec .2 X ' f ff A xx Y I N-'am-fall: T i W,.--,ji,,.L.-.- i ass as Y N he T'-'TTT TQ, fa fa i N---f' - ,JJ f T'x9-- -A+ --,. SENIQR TRACK film! Hun. Im!! In Klgfil H. U'lm1m-I, l.. l,e'l'iurI. H, llviwuii. XX, Kvllx. I., lgullxfmil. XX, Kvllm. lf Blume-- Snulnl HHH. lm!! In Rluhlfflm Hi-ssili-1. Nl. Hzuziriliii. ll. Ilulin. IM-Nilrne-. H, f,lIlll-. 1. Nlmvy. l. Nluxrx. Inf, Ibm , lm!! lu Rlggfilw H. NN in-il-, XX, l,:-vrnrul, lf. I':ix ni-, U, Liiuigul. lx. l,inls. X, llir lx., Linn lx Ruhr-rts, The senior Traclr squad This year possessed some oT The greaTesT individual sTars ThaT any Traclc Team aT WebsTer has ever had. ArThur Degalme, This year's capTain, Charles Bur- gess, and Warren Kelly repeaTedly sTarred in The iavelin, 440-yard run, and high iump, respecTively. This Trio was consTanTly brealcing records, and Their individual perTormances rnade up Tor The deTiciencies oT The resT oT The squad. The senior Traclc Team had Two dual meeTs This year. The TirsT was wiTh RoosevelT. Degalme, Kelly, Burgess, Conrad, and Carr Turned in good perTormances Tor WebsTer. ln Their lasT dual meeT WebsTer losT To UniversiTy CiTy. DeSalme, besides Taking sec- ond in The discus, Threw The iavelin over one hundred and sevenTy TeeT To Tar surpass The disTricT records. Kelly cleared The loaf GT 5 TeeT IO and V2 inches in The high iump To win The evenT easily. Burgess, ran The quarTer mile in 53 seconds and Thus seT anoTher disTricT and counTy record. ln The sTaTe indoor meeT WebsTer did noT show up as well as expecTed. Kelly, in The high-lump, was The only individual who placed Tor WebsTer, and The medley relay Team came in Third. The biggesT meeT oT The year, was The Maplewood relaiysxln This meeT VYelpsTer Tied Tor TourTh place. The whole meeT was run oTT during The rainfTso ThaT Thefrecords made . il were Tew and Tar beTween. Kelly again won The high iump, and DeSalme won secondihr The iavelin and Third in The discus. as 1 T T ln The disTricT meeT WebsTer won second place. Conrad, Kelly, Dessimsgs, and Burgess won places in The high hurdles, high iump, iavelin, and The 440, respecTively. lilligv .YL'7'L'!Iljl-lvl!! T 'i , .s f If ,xxx h X Junior Trax-xcr ,Q . . .,g. 1'Tlf.xlK1ill',f,1'llInKlgfll I , Mi-xi-is. lt. Wzltlxins, ll. ililllln-ilulxn-, K. lfmim-, I, llllllillm, XX, Nlilli-i, llmlli-, II, llviiliiiill, I. Maivksvx. Swnlzil Ruiz, Lwfr In High! XX. lin-ilrlvy, Nlutlii-1. lu. Wliulil, lu Xxiighl, XX. Nutt, I, U1 Xullv, N, Iinxuliig, I , irmiil, N, Iwmtf-. ful: Run, lm!! In Klgfll fx. bilnjn-nil, li. Ni-xsinzul. Bilimiill. IP. Mali-nn. l', W4 lull:-. I, l5I.iIw. IP. 'NT:f.4-ll, ll. Ilmllvl. The junior Track Team Tor The TirsT Time in many years was made up almosT enTirely oT veTerans. The ouTsTandinq compeTiTors were WrighT, Gibson, Timberlake, Simpson, New- man, and lvliller. Franlc WriqhT consTanTly sTarred in The halT mile. l-le has noT been dee TeaTed in The junior mile, nor is iT probable ThaT he will be deTeaTed in The one meeT remain- ing. ln Their TirsT meeT The juniors losT by a close score To RoosevelT. WrighT won The halT- mile in Two minuTes and eiqhT seconds. Gibson Threw The shoT over TiTTy-Three TeeT. Tim- berlalce won The broad jump wiTh a leap oT over nineTeen TeeT. OTher ouTsTanding perTormers were Miller, Newman, l:ooTe, and ReichardT. ln The second dual meeT oT The year WebsTer losT To UniversiTy CiTy on WebsTer's Traclc. This meeT showed ThaT The juniors, alThough They do noT have an excellenT Team, do have a well balanced one. ' ln The Maplewood relays There was only one evenT Tor juniors, The junior medley relay, which consisTed oT a 440-yard run, a IIO-yard run, a 220-yard run, and an 88Ofyard run. Chapman, Fuchs, Simpson,yaTTdi WrighT ran in The order named. A greaT Tinish by WriqhT, X Tj!?omj'Ti7Ehs-Theexcell'enTf!unn'nq oT The oTher Three, won The race easily Tor WebsTer. ll T -'T fss 'M The We',sTer CTndeWrQien nexT enTered The disTricT meeT. ln This meeT WrighT, Simp- Uj T'-son, and Gibson, all,wo2rTiTTh-eir evenTs. The TirsT Two named also surpassed The disTricT jj records in Their evenTs. l3ooTe obTained a second in The javelun, while Miller Tied Tor second XX inTiTT1eTXpole vaulT, and Nexw-maT'TTTTedaTor Third in The high jump. The ToTal gave WebsTer ,T Tvsecohdxkin The meeT. 'I X-Nl 'x F, - , X 'T' XXX T Page Ssrerlfy-fi1'c ss a ss --,.-2 TT-Tiff' 'TTT-,TTT T NNT'-.. T I cggf3mQC1fz STATETRACK ., 33? ' .. rf? E iz' ia? . 3 14 0 lik Q . , ' mA .. .5 s I Ill! 'HI The sTaTe Traclc meeT was held in Columbia, lvlissouri, on SaTurday, May 7. The high schools were divided inTo Three divisions according To The size oT The schools, so ThaT a school wiTh a very small enrollmenT would noT have To compeTe wiTh a school much larger Than iTselT. WebsTer was enTered in The group oT Class A high schools, and won TourTh place in The division. As was expecTed The sTar oT The meeT was lVlaplewood's Jimmy Owen, who won The IOO- yard dash aT The naTional high school meeT lasT year. Gwen brolce The naTional inTer-scholasTic record Tor The IGO-yard dash, running The disTance in 9.7 seconds. AlThough aT This wriTing The record has noT been made oTTicial, The Time will probably remain, as The race was run under ideal condiTions. In The meeT WebsTer carried oTT Two TirsTs. De Sa'me shaTTered The Class A record when he Threw The iavelin I76 TeeT, 8 inches, and This mark was wiThin a Tew TeeT oT a sTaTe record. Kelly surpassed all conTesTanTs in The high iump, winning The evenT aT 5 TeeT, IO inches. These Two boys are only iuniors, and greaT perTormances are expecTed oT Them nexT year. Burgess had The honor oT obTaining WebsTer's only second place. l-le won his heaT in The 440, buT The winner in The oTher heaT slighTly beTTered his Time, so Burgess had To be conTenT wiTh a second. ,df-s f Besides These places The RoberTsmen obTained one Third placlg-:fa'ndTwofQT1o,urThs. medley relay Team ran an excellenT race To realize The Third, Uw,ljile,Con-ra,d4nlaced TourThfi X The high hurdles, and De Salme placed TourTh in The discusf,!VV11lbsTLer scored a ToTal oTJi'lI i poinTs and losT Third place To ST. Joseph by only V2 oi Anim. Coach RoberTs deserves TCT . . . .. C.j . 1 f T be complimenTed Tor The excellenT showing his TraclQearns have made ever since he has f - .f .-ll been coach aT WebsTer. yi' f ll X F litllifp .YQ'1'f,11lv'iii .X -X fffflvr, ,lf I-lyix Wlfwilpxs T ziglff X X .ff Xxx-- -Y- Y' ' NXSSVNXNQ f N as X e. A. A, . i , i 9-4 ,ny 151181 Run ifnpj, lm!! In High! .l. H:nki-i. Y. 4lr.in's, V.:1i Us-nlhliysvn. lfln-slininli, Il. XX.ign1'i. Ili-.il. Nl. N14-plivllw Sf-rum! Him, Lrjr In Rzgfilffl. Qlnlfiniin, llfilrlv. oliuuns. Ninth ,lnliiismi, Ni. Hniuilig, li. Xxulnull. li--ilu-1, Ii. llnli-kaiiip Nl. Zvll. l'h1hlHm1, ly!! hi Kzglzl 1'1:iuli'y, N, Hnl:'k.mip. V. llurnlnil, Ray. Xl. Ili-Isl. I'4-nlliillil, 54-tnl, l,. Holm, l'.Ig1.xni:in. T'iiIih.uiI, ffiurlfi Run KBHHHIHI. l.1'!l In Rrghl- Hauiin. H. I. Kunz. Heinizilx. I., lluylv. N. Nlllilll. Xiulvi. Nmliiv, Nl. Il. Nlmlnl-, H. Nlililii-in Liippvll. Blu-win-. Nl. l'u'l'gilsmi. NIARY STOBIE Pl't?SIiIlt'lI1 DOROTHY AIGLHR li1iL'6'-Pl'6SIiIl'6lll NIARII-I DUENKE Sffcrelary-Ireaszzref MISS MARGARET RUARR. Spolism' The Girls' AThleTic AssociaTion oT WebsTer T-ligh School began The school year oT I93l- 32 wiTh The TradiTional annual sophomore rush, given Tor The new girls To become acquainTed wiTh The older girls and Their acTiviTies. The sophomores aTTending The parTy were in cos- Tume. Dancing and singing acTs Turnished The enTerTainmenT aTTer which reTreshmenTs were served. The TirsT prize Tor The besT cosTume was awarded To June PenTland, dressed as a QYPSY- On March 23, The G. A. A. was represenTed by TiTTeen girls aT The annual play day held aT UniversiTy CiTy l-ligh School. The club elecTed The represenTaTives who, wiTh girls Trom oTher schools in The counTy, helped To Turnish an enjoyable day oT sporTs and enTerTainmenT. The big evenT OT The year was The May l:eTe, held on May I4. A colonial Theme was chosen in honor oT The Bi-CenTennial CelebraTion OT WashingTon's birThday. The dances and cosTumes were in accordance wiTh The period, The May Pole wiTh iTs Tri-colored sTreamers oT red, whiTe, and blue presenTed a lovely picTure. The coronaTion oT The May Queen, Miss DoroThy Aigler, Took place amid This scene and beTore an audience oT several - ed. The queen is chosen by popular voTe oT The girls oT The schgig Only seniorfgir acTive in aThleTics are eligible Tor The honor. The queen was ll len Flin. T-. by,QT7e'u'r'sspe'Q1jlTmaids, The Misses Judy T-larlcey, Mary STobie, Viola ComTorT, and l T VVXAT The close oT TheT'sTea5sennLhre annual G. A. A. banqueT was held in The school caTeTeria. lfdllowing an idea sTary.d'f1?TT-T5TJTarevious year, Tables were reserved Tor The TaThers oT The girls lips wvemkaxs Tor Their moThers. Theib?a,nqueT was served by boys chosen by The members of The varsijy hoclcey and The va,rsi'F57mb?sslQeTball Teams. ATTer The banqueT supper, leTTers and nl meraisxeyere awarded To The girls whoxlfiad earned Them during The I93 I -32 season. X X l Pdgf' Scawzlv vcwn rife J--we g' --Rexx img '7'TXX VARSITY I-TQCKEY T Ili lisp Run. Imn ln Rlgfil K-mall. X. lmlllinvlt. Ftviuns. Nl. 5h-pls:-li-. l. Hilllxvf. Tli-- Hunk. Hiillfini Rim. lm!! In Ktgfil Xiulvl. Y. Nmilli. XT. Nl-ilnir. lsilinl, llliiriikv, llixl This year The varsiTy hoclcey Team, which was composed oT The members oT The senior Team, was scheduled Tor only Tour games. These games were scheduled wiTh Kirlcwood, WellsTon, Principia, and ClayTon. The girls were undeTeaTed in The TirsT Three games, win- ning one and Tying Two, buT The game wiTh ClayTon was noT played because oT bad weaTher. The Kirkwood eleven held our players To a scoreless Tie. The WellsTon-WebsTer game ended in a 3-O score in Tavor oT WebsTer. The Team wenT To The Principia Tield and Tor The TirsT Time in several years was able To hold iTs own againsT ThaT Tormidable Team and Tie Them wiTh a pair oT goals Tor each Team. The Team under Mary STobie's leadership was composed oT: Judy l-larlcey, l-lelen FlinT, DoroThy Aigler, Viola ComTorT, Lois Ragan, T-lelen STearns, Nancy SmiTh, Marie Duenlce, l-lelen Coyne, Marjorie STephens, and Mary STobie. DoroThy Aigler and T-lelen FlinT were chosen as leTT halT baclc and righT wing, respec- Tively, oT The All STar CounTy l-loclcey Team , consisTing oT eleven oT The besT hoclcey players in The counTy public schools. This Team dropped iTs annual game wiTh The All STar PrivaTe School Team by a score oT 40. The girls pracTiced aT ForTy Acres on Elm Avenue aTT'e'Qxchool and on SaTurday morni ings. Miss Roarlc has Trained The hoclqey Team Tor Two years, alTi?El'The Team s successTp'roq, s her To be an able coach. 1+ , ' Q WebsTer 2 Principia 2' X WebsTer O Kirlcwood O fi T l WebsTer 3 WellsTon O T Paul' SC'l'L'7If'V'L'IAQl7l T lf f - law , ig Y , - ' ' eu 'TTxfT'W T CLASS l-IQCKEY I-'ini Run' lT'lI7,, Lv!! tu R1,ul1f-flzililc, Hguggiui, l'Im'iie:, Vain lie-iillullysvn, I., Bohn, lfli--linisnn, V. Lnixilmr, Nli-N Hr-lurk. Sr-'cunfz' Rmb, Lv!! In Riglit- -51:-nina, Flint. ,-Xiulvi, bmitli, l 'c'l:lIanIl. M, Zi-ll, Bi-ck.-1, lluviilsnn, lliu-nki-, Thin! Rum, Left to Riglit--Slnliiv, li. l'lula-lxunip, Il. Wnlcnll, llnyln-, 5141.4-I, KLM, l'lig:iixiful. R. llulvkuriip, M. linviir-i. Fuurflz Ruu' lBnf1nnzl, Lvlf fu Rzglzlf-U'lT1'icu. Hvlil, 'Vlillliw-, Pi-nllainil, llumun. Lliiplwn, Slmml-, Vlil-nn, The class hockey Teams have worked hard and deserve a greaT deal oT crediT, Tor ouT of The six games played, only one was losT. This game was losT To Normandy, which has one oT The besT Teams in This disTricT. The senior Team played iTs Two games wiTh UniversiTy CiTy and Normandy. UniversiTy CiTy was deTeaTed by a score oT I-O. Normandy was held To a Tie, The score being I-l. The iunior games were played wiTh Kirkwood and Normandy. Kirkwood losT by a score oT l-O3 Normandy deTeaTed our Team wiTh a score oT 5-O. - The sophomores also played Two games, one wiTh ClayTon, The oTher wiTh UniversiTy CiTy. The ClayTon game was won aT 5-O, buT The UniversiTy CiTy game was a Tie oT 2-2. The senior, iunior, and sophomore class Teams were led by Mary STobie, Jane Erganian, and Phyllis Way, respecTively. The members oT The senior Team are: DoroThy Aigler, Viola ComTorT, l-lelen Coyne, Marie Duenke, Judy l-larkey, l-lelen l3linT, Nancy SmiTh, Mary STobie, l-lelen STearns, Mar- iorie STephens, and Lois Ragan. ' The iunior Team consisTs oT: Arley Maud Davidson, MargareT Becker, Lois Bohn, Mar- gareT Bowring, Blanche Cable, Jane Erganian, Mary Ferguson, Erdwine l-lolekamp, Ray Van BenThuysen, EdiTh Wilson, and MarTha Zell. h The so homore Team 'sirimade u oT: M rna l-leld, Marian l-loener, Lovella Do le, BeTT ,y P J P Y Y Y Alr,,ZACAi'pTpen,,l3l'el'en l-lpman, Mary PainTer, Mabel Jane O'Brien, June PenTland, Phyllis Way, ,Vi , iii gg eTTy Walcoli, Maryilf-lelen Shands, Jane SeTzer, and l-larrieT McGhee. T L y ProspecTs Tor nexT3e1a:son'cseem brighT as The iunior Team will probably Torm The basis T f of The senior Team an'dTTThe sophomore Team, The iunior. lT is, however, hard To sTaTe whaT li kiinjd'LQT-sa Team The sophomores: ajeQgTexpecTeid To have as iTs maTerial will remain unknown unTil Thelropening oT The hockpyiyseason in,The Tall. ' x 'ha Page Seventy-nine Lx ' , 'fd,,,,..sff' 'ccTc 4 j-sc--r 'Gy' J gg g 51 fr-f T I- T 'seek K-'A ZZ- f' . 'Tri'-M lf' 5.41. , 1. ,.f ,. .. VARSITY BASKETBALL 95 I-fri! Run. lvl! Irv Hlufil- Nl. Nlmll-l-. Nl. Nh:-xxlnzln. N, Nmllli. ll. Nrvuull- lf,:ipl.l. l. lvl:.ml.m. H. llnvllmll H. 1.11515-vn Inf, HHH, IMI In lx'1plflf'Nliss Hmulx, Xl. hlulriv, H. l'lillI. ll. 4,f1islu'. 1, Xlllllivl. I. lluilxvy. lf. llnlfrlhinili. The varsiTy baslceTball Team came Through The season wiTh a record oT Three vicTories, one Tie and one deTeaT. In The TirsT game Mary STobie sanlc nine Tield goals and a brace oT Tree Throws To help Tie Ferguson 25-25. NexT RiTenour was downed 32-26. The girls Then deTeaTed Han- coclc wiTh a score oT 29--22. Their only deTeaT was in The nexT game wiTh The powerTul UniversiTy CiTy sexTeT. In This game WebsTer losT 40-27. Kirkwood bowed To WebsTer by a score oT 44-28 in The varsiTy's lasT game oT The year, which was Tor mosT oT The girls Their lasT high school game. The Team was made up oT The Tollowing: Forwards, Mary STobie, l-lelen l3linT, Judy T-larlcey. Claire MuTher, BeTTy Crippen, Mary T-lelen Shands and l-lelen T-lomany guards, l-lelen STearns, l-lelen Coyne, MarTha Shewman, Erdwine l-lolelcamp, Jane Erganian and Nancy SmiTh. l-lelen STearns was Their capTain. Mary STobie and l-lelen FlinT were high-scorers Tor Thre year, collecTing 87 and 63 ' poinTs, respecTively. l-lelen STearns was perhaps The ouTsTandmgAguard, eSmiTh wiTh versaTiliTy played boTh guard and Torward well. ,lf-94 n T X or Tl i T ,XX i y lkrqr lirigfvtv Mig 1 V . 'gn T cf f I ' 3 XTX re-fi, Zag..--A, 'A , fe- . -Jfefle ,X NX 1 Toi i ff T X'--XXX-WA Y! pffg coax , I,-,. CLASS BASKETBALL ...f' L, N-.ff fillxl Hun, Lv!! In Rlgfll- X. Weill, M. Slmmls, N. P-riiilli, Nl. 5lIl'UIll1IlI. ll. SI iIllI', li. llrilrkairiiji, TT. liijrjrvii. ll. llnnialil Il. Kimi. F. T,e'iiIixil1'l. Sworn! Run, Lv!! Iii High! Nl, Zn'ufTn'. lf. Wilson, Il. li nv, Nl. Nlriliiv. ll. l'lliil. l. hluzlniiiii TT. llfiriivl, ll. Xiglvi. ll. Niilijiln. NR- ri.i . 1: li ik lffli him, lm!! 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WebsTer WebsTer WebsTer WebsTer, 23, The sophomore Team members were: Forwar SCORES ClayTon, I2. WellsTon, lo. Normandy, I9. Principia, 28. ds, BeTTy Crippen, June PenTland, Helen Homan, Mildred ZueTle, Mary Helen Shands and ElizabeTh Ann WeinTurThg Guards, Lovella Doyle, CapTain Phyllis Way, BeTTy Ely, MarTha Shewman, Gail Paulson? and Adele Wall. 1 1, -, ,7,, ...Stix KM, jj - in 1 ifxwm T K WebsTer, QQ llli V' in WebsTer, Ki ill lj RTCC 'CFS' sze- 5 WefbsTer, j jj tg.. , i , ijj x, ' li , 'WebsTer, SCORES RiTenour, 5. U. Ciiy, 17. Kirlcwood, IQ. Hancock, 2, . N V j Th:i?'year, Tor The TirsT Time, The scfgoliiplayed Two-courT basTeTball and Tne girls were very enThusiasTic 'T' X fal5jouT iT.,X They proved also To be ery successTul as They scored Tour hundred and nineTy-seven poinTs To Their 7 opjsjonenTSlKoisje hundred and nine yeone. 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High, +1 .1.11f.1.- I, Emi .:.,...11.'. . ii. i.,i..i-ir ,.1, i'i..,.ii-. ii. mg .1.N. . I-'iw-i ,...:l... Ni, sn-pi.--ns. s. Hnul N. l'lule-lvullip, M. Prim-l lall 1l, li. .lwlinwrn SH ffrlf I R fnzl' , lmfl In Rlpffll H, Flint, Smhi:-, Iziurillia 111, lllvx .lll -. N. Sniiili, ,Xigli-1, ll n11-fl lu-, l,. K r.1ur -, H. llnlf-Launp, llmnnn, l'f,,f.1Illiil,l'. Lfn In Rrghf--V. ir.-nr... Mi.-1. 1, is ,.,x ni, H. ian, iw. inn xx.,.., xi. z.-iii win. TL. Hr-Ir-ls ..f,. ,E xi. ii.,lin.s..n, Hi,.,..i. O F F I C E R S DELI. DAWSON P1'e31'1f011I lVlAR.l0RIE STEPHENS l z'ce-P1'es1'1ler1l NANCY SMITH Secrefrnry MARIE DUENKE Trerzslzrer TVIARQARET ROARK Sporzsm- The Yellow Jacl4eT Club is The mosT acTive girls' organizaTion in WebsTer Groves l-ligh School. The aim oT The group is To promoTe and To carry ouT iTs high ideals oT scholarship, sporTsmanship, and school spiriT. One oT The ouTsTanding characTerisTics oT The club is iTs enThusiasm, which is con- Tagious and spreads guiclcly ThroughouT The crowd. The orange and blaclc iaclceTs are also pep-inspiring. AT The beginning oT The school year The organizaTion was leTT wiThouT a sponsor, buT iT soon decided on lvliss Roarlc To Till The vacancy. Bad weaTher prevenTed The cusTomary picnic-hilce in The Tally so The iniTiaTion was held aT The home oT The presidenT. One oT The members delighTTully enTerTained The group wiTh singing and ulrelele-playing. fka., . IT igsginjereshng To rl9i,e,jF'haT The Yellow JackeTs have been as TaiThTul in Their aTTend- jnce- oT ouT:oTfTownK,.games as Those played aT home. ,ffl -Sei U X, During Thigefansdslarexlclub was inviTed To a surprise parTy given Tor one oT The members byharmamep ' QT55M rl' il New members we'f6e-lialqen inToy,The organizaTion aT The spring iniTiaTion. ATTer a busy and 'inTe,riesTing baseball and!Traselc4'sEe-aison, The Yellow JaclceTs held an ouTdoor picnic, Thus eTndingsanoTher successTul year. l lx T T X, Q y H Page Eigfvlyrfive X E , S ic, ,M , , l v , ,, N T Xl!! ' c V x 'ff ,aj STUDENT CCDLINCIL . .- . i gi ...ah T -W in fb ., , of Y 5 A12 as fini Rim llhlfl, lm!! In Kl,qf1lf,l. Illini-, H, 51 4-l 51i,lx.-ll, Xlunxp in. luulml, Tlx. llixsml. I. lliripux-ill. lull, N.nlnl11i.il l'. Xlxvls. lla-mx, 5 'f'Hfl HHH. ff!! IU RIMM Nl, Nlimilx, Xl.Nlilliil1. XNilli.im lxvllx. Luiiii-. Xhfli-1 1,.upi-iilvi. Lllingi-1, lliii-il. Xhinilxi---. l'l11riI Him. Li!! In Klgfil I-,IIis, Nhilllull, H111 l.-rw, W:illi.nl1l,1-, Has, Ywlilli-1, li. Nlmirv. l.l:-if-im I'i'uIl1ilnl. l'iiI1!IlllIl. Nl. l,4'l'ivlY. ll, l'le-s-lui, lliil-xlvx. Inulllr limi llinlfiiml IJ!! In Iflglil l'. ll:-:lug XX.m'rli1.ui. lhm'-Iwi 1 hmmm K--ir, l.iul:k,ix, I. Nlsllllwl, ll. .liil.ll-uri lilinil- lmrsl, Nix. lim-N-n-l, lliln-x, li. Ili-hlimli. IM-lnli-I4-1, ROBERT .lonxsox PI'HS1iI1tTlIf ,loin SKINNIQR l'z'ce-P1'esz'fle11t CLAIRE ELLEN AIX Seculzrf l'1'c'r'-P1'e.sz'4lf'11t HILL LIDIKXY Ser-re1f11'i The STudenT Council oT I93I-32 has endeavored ThroughouT The year To promoTe uniTy cosoperaTion, and school spiriT among The sTudenTs oT WebsTer l-ligh School. The Council, in every measure ThaT has been passed, has Tried To place The sTudenTs' inTeresTs ToremosT, and, aT The same Timel To consider The TaculTy's poinT oT view. The Council is divided inTo Two branches-The Lower l-louse, composed oT sTudenTs Trom The sevenTh, eighTh, and ninrh grades, and The Upper l-louse, composed oT sTudenTs Trom The Three higher grades. Each house aTTempTs To meeT The problems OT iTs own division and, ioinTly, To meeT Those problems in which The enTire school is concerned. An Assembly Program CommiTTee was elecTed, in which The sTudenT body was reprea senTed. Through This commiTTee sTudenTs were enabled To express Their own desires in regard To The Types oT programs. ConsequenTly, The assembly programs oT The pasT year have been highly successTul. A much-needed sTudenT acTiviTy commiTTee was Tormed To arrange a sysTemaTic proe gram oT campaigns and school acTiviTies. ln previous years acTiviTies. had- '5pTwTlicTed wrph each oTher, and general conTusion had oTTen exisTed. By means oT The aomkisiiiee, school evenTs were arranged To Tollow successively and To avoid conTlicTion.TT -'I T AnoTher oT The imporTanT accomplishmenTs oT The year wasXThe esTablishmenT oT an award Tor ouTsTanding abiliTy in scholarship and exTra'curricular acTiviTies. Recggn.iTion ,bT acTiviTies oTher Than aThleTics was hereToTore laclcing, 'The goal Tor The award was seT hig'h,.ff in order To malfe iTs aTTainmenT a diTTiculT and greaTly honored achievemenT. y ill Pugi' flizxqlvfw'-izx 'T f X .s 41 N ii' 1, . 1 , f T'ss X- T is X gy!! ,!',,,,...,xXkX wt X ' x x, XX T., 4 LD 'ws--A-., n -'xc - . ,X . ALP!-IA I-V 'ffhqs I Wffmx df' 129' Q9 Ffrwl Kim flhlll, l.r'fl In High! l'l.iis:illu-, NX. 'Yi'ii1inui'i, I., Ulrilsv, N, Iii-uiiliu. liviiliiirili. U. Kvxllulil-. Swcmnl Kim, lm!! In Rlglll lx. Linmn, .l. Hiihll, llmulvllmiggli, Nil. Wmnl. XX. Nkiiim-x. l'l1lriIHfm llfilllrlllll, Lv!!! R ll l'. ll-wil-'i, T.. Smilh, XX. T'l:-lfvi, I, Sliwkii. FIRST SEMESTER HAROLD HEITHARDT WZILLIAM NEININCER SAMILI. Bovvmxrp VVALTER PFEFFER GAYNOR BLAKE MR. Euuiziwz Worm O F F I C E R S SECOND SEMESTER Hmvm' PLA1s.xN1:i-1 lUl'l'Sl'lll'llf l.,xwRExr:E SMITH l'lif'l?-Pl'l'Slillf'llI FRED HOHNER Sem-ezuri LAWRENCE SMITH Tl't'llSllI't'l' Sffrgeallt-rl!-A rms R. A. FEES Spmzsnrs The I Y, a very popular club in The lower school, was Tounded in I92o. IT was The TirsT club OT iTs kind in Missouri and one oT The TirsT in The Tormer WebsTer Groves Junior l-ligh School. IT is aTTiliaTed wiTh The Y. lvl. C. A. The purpose oT The organizaTion is To culTivaTe The mind, body, and spiriT so as To besT serve The school and communiTy . The club is divided inTo Two chapTers, The Alpha and The BeTa. Alpha ChapTer has as iTs sponsor Mr. Fues: BeTa has lvlr. Lindbloom. The chapTers, while neiTher is very large, cone sider Themselves ideal sized groups. This year The club Tried The sysTem oT having iTs meeTf ings aT nighT in The homes oTf -The members. f,fTheADwQsTL,.worTh while'facTiviTy oT The club This year was selling roclc house numbers, and yfffdfhe morreysegrned' wiasngiven To The Red Cross. ff, ly All il y As The club meeTirLgs2we1reTaT nighT, IT was noT diTTiculT To obTain good speakers. During ff X l lj Thexyear such promir1'eiT1T men as Mr. McDonald, chieT oT policep Boise PoThoTT, TooTball and X 1 baslleiball coach: CapTain Mfoss, -'aVreTTired sea capTain, and Mr. Nelms, boys' worlcer Trom The XT yi XY. MSC, A., spoke To The icflub. Xs . XX KN X T T f f' Ky J Page Elglvly-sevsrz T K1 7-,,1' Twiixia TT rd -M'iTT,,TTi,:T5gl! T21 .Mins X TT XXX --.., Tn' , . ,E if gf! K, . LM, Ygvjl K-ff T ' xxx? TTTTTITZIT5-a431x3T if '73 fx V, bf EL CIRCLILO ESPANQL - .xmas J' I ,Ty w X i' M , 'ly I A4591 fin! HHH. lf!! In lhglilfrln bwiiilinluv. TT, lie-Yming, A. Uvorlivlil. K. Vim B1-nlhuy-vn. U. Kuihzinirnirr, Smlvn. Twp lfuu, lm!! In Riglilf-fW. linglvr. L. Bohn, Phillips, Mi-s Ihuul. lil:-I--uri. Nl. Fl'I'QlllN4Ill. O F F l C E R S FIRST SEMESTER CHESTER STEVENS President VIRGINIA PHILLIPS Secretary SECOND SEMESTER CHESTER STEVENS Presidenz NIARIE DUENKE Secretary The purpose oT EI Circulo Espanol is To sTimulaTe wiThin The Spanish sTudenTs an inTeresT in Spanish cusToms and hisTory. The club is noT large, buT because oT iTs size, iT is able To accomplish some Things which larger groups cannoT. Some very inTeresTing, well-planned programs and enTerTainmenTs have Talcen place dur- ing The pasT year. A Trip To The ST. Louis ArT Museum To see The display oT Mexican arT, daTing baclc To The Time oT The AzTec Indians, was boTh insTrucTive and enTerTaining. AnoTher enioyable Trip was The one made To The JeTTerson Memorial To see The Lindbergh Trophies. ln addiTion To These Trips The group had Two picnics-one in The Tall, The oTher in The spring. The ChrisTmas season was celebraTed wiTh a parTy aT The CasTilla , a resTauranT rep- resenTing a Spanish courTyard. One oT The inTeresTing spealcers oT The year was Miss SuTherland, who spolce concerning her winTer in Spain where she made a sTudy oT The Spanish mage. f AT The beginning oT The second semesTer several new memii5eElgwereT3 bhh,i club. The members were: Franlc Brown, Barbara Black, Frances ,Fleshmin,fMarie Duenlcg-, and Allen Biclcley. To welcome These people a small TiesTa wlalsiligiven iniThe girls' gymnb- sium. Several came in TiesTa aTTire. KX T V ,fl I The club membership is limiTed To TiTTeen. A'nyssTjLidenT oT The upper schooLy+hq.'hask gy had aT leasT one year oT Spanish or is in a Spanish cflass' is 'eligible Tor membership.flThe meeTings are held every Wednesday aT Three o'cldclc. X I, Pagr' Eighzy-right lk , f if ..- -'f,f'i' i .fi A, ,UT cifiig ,fs ,..v+ -f' r XXL M ff TTtX,,A's.W-.!,jTi-T k....f'f'T--X L 1 . .,,. ':'vh'- , ,, -V, , . -f an -,f. jr--.,f'ff'Liig-sl CCDNVENTUS LAIINUS ka J 1 g 1 Cs an 5 l I u i., c V 7' fl g ,Kei f if ' A fir Z ww i' lain! Rim Ifiipl, Im!! In High! -Nn.iIl. XYiiiiiIxx.lliI, N. Ixlvi, X. Iivlxx, Ftirlwll-X 'NI4 Mill.-. S!-nivl. Ilruxlsili- hiuxrx. 514,111.1 Him. l.f-H ni High! Ig. Iliilf-Imriip, Zvnll--. Iiiifwm- Iiiliusmi. 'Nlwiilue-iii:-rx, If-.ui Iiwxsii, XMIM II-if-iwi, I,. Iii-Im. I.. II.il-is, I, Xiflnjng-rr, ,Xniniv1lii:in, 'NIU'-Ilmgin. l'fi1f1I Him' Ilfiilliirnl. lm!! Iii Hlgfll-I'llr':'llIr'1'. II Wilson, I'. IIw'l11-V. Hutt, Ii. III-Iss, Ihinlivll, IV. I'.lIlll:v'1. I. liulvl II. Ixfvlwslui. Llvlnmits, II. IIiinnIml, II. Ixvllvl. RUTH DONNELI, l're.w'i!f2i11 HELEN Koxmlm IIliff'-lJI'6'3IiIlPlIf IIl'TH HIGHS St'l'I'8ffII'.I' IJAULINE HOHNER Tl't'USllIPli Convenlus Larinus was organized on Seprember I8+h, I925, and from Jrhe beginning ol iis organizarion, under Jrhe able sponsorship oi lvliss Farmer, ii has held a prominenlr place in rhe acriviries ol Ihe school. In represenring rhe mighry Romans in all Jrhe glory of rheir ancienlr splendor and eloquence, The Lalin Club has slimulaled inleresl in Jrhe language and has produced among Hs members ries of friendship which will remain among Jrhe happiesl of high school memories. The organizarion is Roman Ihroughoul. Senior members are ihe Senarors, iuniors are rhe Eguires, and sophomores are 'rhe Plebians. All club officers have Roman Jrirles, and lhe club mo+'ro is HFACTA NON VERBAH. A series of programs dealing wifh various phases of Roman life were presenred. Crher club programs Iealuring shorl plays, coniesis, alumnae aclivilies, and parries were given. Early 'rhis year Mr. l-lixson gave The club an inspiring Jrallc on Ihe value ol Lalin. Laier lvlr. Laila gave an inlrereslring address on The same Jropic. Alumnae Day broughl a dozen or more le++ers from former Larinjudenls, who are now afjrending various colleges and univer- ilsilies Jrhroysghour Ihe cougnjryfand David I-lorlron personally broughr Jrhe group a vivid and fnlerjriainingpicjrure of campus life ar Washinglon Universilry. giddy! Enioyilex usgalmprograms al inrervals rhroughoul Ihe year have also Ieaiured our iioxrmer Lairin slu enls. lnlieipgiggiber, Miss Karherine Sruarl sang for 'rhe club. In March, ilyliss ljlazel Payne, assi,s,15e?iI'byXhier,gbro+her, Allan, who is one ol our beginning Lalrin sluderilrs, lggaversafiprogram of vocal music. l lii,, ThelV.Cicero classes have ,furnished lively debalres, combining subieclrs of ancienlr and m oderh inlxeresl. The l.aIirIus Rumor isxanoiher branch of Jrhe club worlc. In Page Eighty-rzine , f,Y.:gYf--fn-V ,- ,aw Q' , , ffm 3:1 ' s so - s 1-Apts.-X--41f ffi ,sxxfj 641 ' 'dn ':.' ---- ,, X! f Q 1 f 1 , s f I 4 A 1 X-2 A4 45 s s Z l ii SENIGR VOCATIQNAL CLUB fu! W y. v rw FIM! Run, Im!! lu Klgfilfl. 4iI1vlil11:ill, H. Rupp, lx. wiull, B. wziurlvi, T.. XY.llbrmrlxQ, Nl, Alrli-rsun, H, l..m11irn, KI, I., IL.-N11-1, sinh. 1-ilziml. l'. llm-uvl, M, f'rilrh.uil. Swarm! lfrru. lwft In Hlglri- K. Nvnkuni. Nl. Ilmlx. S. Slfllllll. NI. Ili,-si!--i. lim-ul, Cmuli-5, Hiill. Sh-lilxvii-. ll. ,lu-lu-, I'liirrI kim, Im!! In Riglil HB. lullllsull, Ii. llzuiiiun, fi. Blalw. U. 'Hr'--ivlr., N, Ill-fine. B. Luis., fwfr Kun. l,r-ll In Rlglilfb. K1-hill-, ll. N.uhlni.ini1, Nlr. Ucllinuvr, ll. Ilnrm-. O F F I C E R S FIRST SEMESTER SECOND SEMESTER EDWARD KEHDE SAM HORINE President SAM HORINE DANIEL NACHTMANX IYIICG-Pl'6S1ili6Ilf NIARIAN A1.m1RsoiN BETTY XVAGNER Sec:-etary-Treaszrrer MR. DELLINGER Sponsor The Senior VocaTional Club was organized by a group oT sTudenTs who wished To examine various classes oT indusTries and To sTudy proTessions and vocaTions oT inTeresT. AT The beginning oi The year a lisT was made oT The vocaTions in which The members were inTeresTed1 Then a discussion ol These vocaTions was held. ln This way new and broad- ening viewpoinls were gained. ATTer The discussion, Trips were Talcen wiTh The idea ol gaining inTormaTion which may be valuable in helping To esTablish The TuTure careers oi The members. The club visiTed such places as: The Coca-Cola BoTTling Company, The Anheuser- Busch planT, The WalTer Freund Bakery Company, The ST. Louis Globe-Democrat and boTh The ST. Louis, Missouri, and The l-lighland, Illinois, branches oi The ST. Louis Dairy. Cne oT The mosT inTeresTing Trips was ThaT Talcen To The ST. Loulsxfolice l-leadquarTers, where The many poinTs oi inTeresT in police worlc were revealed. ln each,.pla.nTWvis.ited,.j'l'l'1'e-'process oi producTion was explained very Tully, and by each explanaTion' sTudenTs'A viewpolyfri were considerably broadened. g K1 To L X,--' f- ,K X , NoT all The club's acTiviTies were devoTed To indusivfgs. Two picnics were given during The year, one in The Tall, The oTher in The springi ii'lie'Tall picnic was held on ine! Union ElecTric CounTry Club grounds, The oTher was heldinear Wild lllorse Creek Road. T l Page Ninch' V Ar .L 4 ---so -N C f Cvx Axe g l l , i--..R gg f K, X. X X, X i l , .xx f X ,xx -L , , kv., , . all - - V , JUNIQR VQCATICDNAL CLUB ! 41 fllsl HHH llhpl. lv!! lv High! li. lilirliui, Xl. 'X'Ii-xi-r, Hu-li, Xl:-s XX. l-in-'i llviils-ini liiiiiiill. liiiiixxi--li-, Smiinil Him, Im!! In High! l. lliiiiusxs, lliillrmfr, l'irIm.m. l,lg.mi.iu, X, ll.iiiili.ul. ll. lliillriiim. Il. Xliiiplix. l'lur1l Kiln llfiillfirril, lr!! In lfiglil Sill:--, liuini-x, llllllixnvl, I, Ili-li-, 1, XXi'll- Xli1.i-lin Iliwllgifi I I1i.iil.ii X lliiiil- Y, lliuliisi-. Km. 0 F F l C E R S lVlAiugAi:1-1'1' Bowmma llI'l'.SIiIlf?lll XVAl.'1'lcu l3or1'l ri:m: I rn'-l'f'c.w1'flffril I-hm. lTlIR'l'0N I if-ff-l'r'e.s1'flv111 Lois HRAKIKMAN Sw-relurji HUB Wl1:CAsl,lN 7iI'1'lISlll'PIi JIMMY lllillxs Pllfrlzir-zilgy .illfIlI1Igl'I' lI,mul.x'N XXL 51,15 l,1'lm1rz'fui Nllss XX'1x1Fm:n 'I own Slmrzsiii- The VocaTional Club was inTroduced inTo WebsTer l-ligh School in IQZ7. lT soon be- came so popular lhaf iT was necessary To divide The group inTo Two secTions, one Tor iuniors and one Tor seniors. The purpose oT The club is To guide The members in Their choice oT a TuTure occupa' Tion. This club gives The sTudenTs The opporTuniTy To see and To become Tamiliar wiTh various lines oT worlc. During The pasT year, The club members have enioyed many privileges and inTeresTing programs under The able guidance 'oT Their sponsor, Miss W. Toner. VisiTs were made To Anheuser-Busch, The CurTiss-WrighT Company, The CiTy Dairy, The Barnes T-lospiTal, The new Globe-DemocraT Building, The Loose-Wiles BiscuiT Company, The WebsTer Groves exchange oT The Bell Telephone Company, and The Purina Mills. Among The spealcers were Mrs. Manning Trom The WebsTer Groves Public Library, who Tallced abouT Library Worlc as a VocaTion3 Ensign BergTold Trom KWK, who gave an in- il TeresTinsg' Talk on radio woTk3 Miss SuTherland, who spoke oT her experiences as a Teacher in i , yChinagfAMr.f Lens Trom The ST. Louis Zoo, who Tallced abouT his hobby and proTession, snalces' ef and Mr. Ammyerrnan, The assisTanT principal oT The RoosevelT l-ligh School. 1 T ,A Several oT The programs were devoTed To educaTional Tilms. OTher programs consisTed ' ly of reporTs on various vocaTions. These reporTs were given by members oT The club. iilyiiiiiififxside Trom The regular club acTiviTies, a dinner dance was held aT The home oT one oT Vi ix Theimernbers, and aT ChrfisTmas The club held a parTy in The school lunch room. ' lik T X J Pagc IVIIICIX ri X X lf T 4 -mu i -. ' X-xi-1. TK ,fue T' Nga-en , ,.-?'TTT!VTnM iiTTiT 'NXE r- T . ,ff 'fe-sf fn 5 A N -.I my l i 74,1 i '- -, J' -T , H. xi' Ts i T ALPHA l-ll-Y ilxxc, F 1 . Y 3, v 1 'Q 1 Y Tri ll ' I FIINI Hun lllr-111. lm!! In High! Zvlnilfwll. fl. Kelly. ll, Walsh. H1-uluv. X. R.ulfl'ni.nl1, TQ, llvi-ins. XY. Hulvilis-ni, K. f-iw-in-. Hnlim-, .llfllli Xlillvi. Wlunia-i. Srrnrril Run. lm!! In Ifrgfrl W. Lirlikziy, 4. Iluviwi. Nlngnf-r. N-ill. ,l. 'lihnrnp-nn. ll. ,livin-N, U'1Innnni. ll. hkinnf-i. H. Nlmnlxs K, Unm- Nllll. Illrzlil Hun llffillrrrlil. lm!! In High! Flillllf. l,. Hu--ilrl, .l. xxllillll. l. In-4-El. :XII-Iill. HI--lu-. XX. 5l1rmr,ixil. ,TACK LYSICLL Presidenr JACK WTRIGHT l'1iC6-Pl'6.S1ili6I1l LESLIE RUSSITER S6'Cl'PffIl'-Y-Tl'6'Y1SllIPI' RAY LINDBLOOM Sponsor During The pasT year The Alpha chapTer oT The l-li-Y has had a very successTul season. The purpose oT The club is To improve school and communiTy, and The members oT The club have Tried To live up To This purpose by assisTing in various lines oT work. AT The beginning oT The year The problem oT school spiriT was inTroduced aT The meeT- ings. The organizaTion, acTing on The suggesTion oT iTs members, became an imporTanT Tac- Tor in developing beTTer spiriT in WebsTer l-ligh School. AT Thanksgiving baskeTs were made up To go To needy Tamilies. The club aided The Red Cross during The ChrisTmas season in delivering Two hundred baske-Ts. ln January The boys' work commiTTee organized The l-li-Y council. A counTy-wide open- house was held Tor l-Ti-Y members and Their parenTs aT The school audiTorium. A large share oT crediT Tor progress in l-li-Y work goes To The commiTTee- conVsisTing...eiTfYlVlr: Rei,- chardf, Mr. Goslin, Mr. Coggeshall and Doc Lewis. 'T f 'TT' The speakers have been oT inTeresT To all who heard Them.llThe speaker aT The Open- house was Mr. Branch Rickey, who made an impressionfon all presenh Speakers aT The chapTer meeTings have been Trom The surrounding'local'iTy. ,lhree oT The well-knowriuesf speakers were: Dr. Gibson, ChieT McDonald, and CapTain Moss. ' lhzgf Nmezvnw . VT s I , , , as l f' . f' Y XX-, 1 X , I - - -X 5- ii ii XTX 4 ALTKA j fslflglzml' fjg f ' B E TA I-I I -V f first Rim' lfwpl, LMI In Rlglil--H. Izu-um, ll. Wallwl. In llilli-lm-xi-1, lx LII'-li--5, llivxmg I.. UNL:-1. Sf-Mimi Rim, lm!! In Kzgllie-ali. Hvnn. ,l. Umm-1. H. Brom-. Kli. XM,-ul. 1., lining---N, XX. Smith. Hllinui-i. Tlllril Run Ilfnlfnnzl, lm!! In Klgfllw ,I. Nolan, IT. luliling. I. llilrun. I.. fi-Ii. l., 411111. ,I. Ifllzipinilli, II. I lx I 1 O I: I: I C E R S CHARLES CARR Presiflenl JOHN CHAPMAN l'1'ce-P1-eszllerzt LOUIS ZELL St'Cl't HlI'-Y-Tl'8t'lSllFEI' The purpose oT The I-Ii-Y is To creaTe, To mainTain, and To exTend ThroughouT The school and communiTy a high sTandard oT ChrisTian characTer. The I-Ii-Y has a Tour-Told pIaTTorm: clean living, clean speech, clean aThIeTics, and clean scholarship. WiTh This To work on as a background and ToundaTion Tor The club, The members oT The I-Ii-Y have been oT invalue able service To The WebsTer Groves I-Iigh School. LasT Tall The aTTendance aT TooTbaII games was poor. Through a series oT well planned and execuTed speeches and pep meeTings, The members oT The I-Ii-Y club revived school spiriT, emphasized sporTsmanship, and broughT an enThusiasTic sTudenT body To The TooTbaII games, To cheer on a losing Team. The I-Ii-Y also helped The WebsTer Echo in iTs sub- scripTion campaign. We oT WebsTer Groves have Tor a long Time been oT The convicTion ThaT all good people live in WebsTer. QuiTe naTuraIIy The responsive aTTiTude oT ouTsiders was ThaT all people in WebsTer are snobs. This siTuaTion, perhaps engendered by WebsTer's consisTenT vicTories in all Types oT inTerschoIasTic c-gmpeTiTion, had reached a poinT where iT needed To change. ThereTore, The WebsTer I-TifYTheId a counTy-wide meeTing in The high school where singing. an!,eaxc'eII'enT,speech,by' Bsganch Rickey, and an inducTion ceremony Took place. I-Iere mem- bers oi-aIIQchooIsIiimsingled TogeTher and Tormed acguainTances ThaT in some insTances have developed inTo,Trie'n'ds.hips: f'XIThough The I-I,ifYToTTeTrTiremains in The background, a greaT many school proiecTs are en- abled To survive because oT Theljli-Y. IT is one oT The mosT worThvvhiIe, consTrucTive, exTra- curricular acTiviTies in Thefschool. A if X' Page Niiicty-three BUYS, GLEE CLUB lilsl Hou. lm!! In Rrglil -L. lwl-ull. XX. lin-Lil-mi I. Warsl. ll. Aiiilvr-1-li, ll. l..ii.ilniil.x, ll. ,livin--, U. l'x!iin, ll, Xl:---ills. ,Nwffml HHH. fm!! lu Kllulllfel. lvvlull. II, Hiller ll. Hmm-. N. l,m--:lim Xl. ll:-lil. H. 1-lvvlii-, TN, llirliili-un, A, l.iii!rrliii:'il-. 1, llrikrl. lffyf Hun, lm!! Iii Klggfil lf. lfnllirii, ll. ll.ix!:-1, ll, XX.il-Ti. H, 4.r-wiuv. 1 l'.iyliv, I, 'Xluilli-1, H, Miiiy.-L., H. lil-4-11, l, Hill'-. llll'll'I, H- .l'llU1l. Rm' Gmzfxm: P1'PSl.lll'Ilf HAROLD HORNE l'1'Ce-Plesirlvrzt JALI4 T H031 PS4 ix SFC'l'FIIII'Vl -T1'eas11rer This year was The sevenTh year in which The boys' glee club has had iTs place among high school organizaTions. STarTing as a small club iT has rapidly grown, unTil now iT is regarded as one oT The school's leading organizaTions. The club has appeared in public on several occasions, buT The main work oT The year was The lighT opera, PinaTore . This Gilberjr and Sullivan opera was The TirsT lighT opera ever presenTed aT WebsTer and was by Tar more diTTiculT Than any opereTTa ever beTore aT- TempTed by The glee club. The TacT ThaT almosT all The chorus parTs were Tor boys added TurTher problems oT presenTaTion. lvlany hours were spenT ouTside oT school in order To pro- duce The opera in iTs besT Torm. The members oT The club were very willing To give This Time ouTside oT school, and The opera, when presenTed, revealed Their co'operaTion. lvlosT people agreed when They had seen The opera ThaT The sTudenTs deserved a greaT deai oT crediT Tor Their eTTorTs. The glee club by This producTion paved The way Tor beTTer opera and opereTTas in The TuTure and assured The public oT high-Typed perTorrnance in The Tollow- ing years. The big disappoinTmenT oT The school year occurred when Missouri UniversiTy announced ThaT The annual music conTesT aT The UniversiTy would be deiwferred To IQ33, due To The de- pression, The boys always loolc Torward To This conTesT as iT oTTersiah opporTuniTy Tor iusT raTQ Ing and sincere criTicism. T A second glee club is To be organized nexT year, and every boy in The upper school who desires To belong will be given an opporTuniTy To ioin one oT The Two. Mr. BesT is very capable, and many sTudenTs should Talce advanTage oT his insTrucTion. ATTer The sutgcgssfoT The opereTTa This year and The Tine programs presenTed by The boys on several occasions, Two Tine glee clubs are expecTed nexT year. ' T fjaxue' .'Ni111z'lN'fU1lr l J T - - - MT ex N All ,Y 4 XX! X 3 . 1 .fbf .f-X1 M1- '-s Q, -1 -. ,NN,y3!i?,ffM,A,lI gang It, Y U eiizrs' GLEE cLuB Fin! Run, Leif In Rrghlf IC. Ni-Isun, I,. Ki-Ily. K. Inna-s. M. Kngrl, A. Wall, I'l. I'I. II.1iluw, II. Iiiltiimllil. II. Ilmim-Il. H. Varnlivl, -, . V . . s .. , .I. I'Izi1kf-y. 4.1. Iwmvy, V. P1-tvrs, M. Prilvhunl, Iz. luwing. IP. A. List, M. Alilvrwii, I.. 5llHlIlIil. I'. 5llII'll'lIilINI. Smuml Kun, LH!! In Rlglil fIl. KlllL'gt'l'. Ii. Wan-Tutor, Ii. Srlimiil, H, Kmlisrh, ISI. Wiiglil. B. liorwilv. H. Hllliln, LL, Nivggiiiiiliil. Ii. Cnlr-niam. C. Wolf. Ii. IMW1-ill. Ii, Wzignf-r. N. Smith, V. I'crlxins. If. Ilvtlis, IT. liulmzin. M, Ruliinsiiil. I.. I.Pi-flu-1. Tfizr1IR:fz4, Lwfl InRl1Jlll--B. IVIutI1m'I's1II. B. Wnlrnll. IU. M. I.r.1wI1'x, I. Nlmiily, li. 5uIl1'rh1-IiI, lu. 'liulllig Mi,-Ifzill, ,l. Mrulin. If. Hamm. 5, Alu-rs, IT. I-icl'rn'4,'. I. CoTIniain, KI. Iiiissilvi. A. I. Llnuniil. A. Z. Hahn. K. Bush, Tull Rauf, LP!! lu Riglil-C. flairpr-iitiz-l'. M. lluusriiauin. II. Hol'Im.in. H. II:-ruth. I. Vivrhe-Ili-r. I. Rom--ko. Il. lun.--, R, ,loliii-mi, I. fllnlh-lt. V. I ulI'c-i, M. llzmnt, V. lNIiml:ium-, S hlruulr, I-, lliwll, I.. I-iolwn, The girls' glee club has made remarkable progress since iTs origin Tive years ago, and iT is now divided inTo Two sTeadily increasing classes. One group is composed oT sTudenTs who have had previous musical Training: The oTher is combined wiTh The boys' glee club To Torm a mixed chorus. This year boTh clubs have become well lcnown Through programs given Tor various organizaTions and over The radio. The girls Teel as if They were veTeran broadcasTers, having sung over boTh KMOX and KWK. There was no sTaTe conTesT This year, buT The Women's Glee Club oT WashingTon UniversiTy sponsored a similar evenT Tor The glee clubs oT ST. Louis and ST. Louis counTy in which WebsTer was enTered. One oT The ouTsTanding successes was The presenTaTion oT The GilberT and Sullivan opera, l-l. lvl. S. PinaTore , in which all glee club members parTicipaTed. ln The l.ion's Club Review, The girls pre-senTed a program oT delighTTul Tollc music Trorn diTTerenT counTries. The glee clubs and The guarTeTTe also appeared beTore The RoTary and Monday Clubs, D. A. R,, and local churches. X For The pasT Three year ,' TTTeTadvanced club has made a Tine record in The annual sTaTe I WonTresfT'ca'TfEQ,lu.nlbiaLfflTT'T e years T929 and I93O, The glee club and The guarTeTTe were yaiwfardedwi- place! andxin 1931 The' club, The guarTeTTe, and The mixed chorus received oylTLTl'qaTR honor. sWffTe'a-'-fssxfm .xxx ,Aixa- lIyXTlTe splendid dire ion oT Miss Replogle and The co-operaTion oT The girls have been If resp'oTrTs'iiele Tor The success oT The IT is To be hoped ThaT There will be as much fxwereki FK The club and iTs in'Tshe TuTure as There has been in The pasT. N.. XXX, Ii! Page Ninety-five x X xx f If T TTTTTTTTXYX K :L N If , ,,- 4, J TI-HRD I-IGUI2 BAND .E ,,,,L ,. , Y, 'inf 4 3 2 fi L, 5,2 I sf Q X OFFICERS HAINEN. Bm 1 x-Q Lxksuw. Dann XIARK. Fnwk GRIFFITIIH. J,-xr K SHARP, 'l'u.Blcn'r S4'Hw,xR'I'x. LIQLAND Wuunnlasx. 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F, ,K Ns I 1. fu :L TQ if XJ if iw S' if 'I Q2 A 1 if if '-A , J Us ' x fl ' , Aff S K B L i i I P 1 N r i rrrsiifscwsss vzisj-c,Trfcif ,s , UBRARY STAFF NH is Fllxl Run, Lv!! In High! lt. Hurrli. V. Pvlkills, K. Vail Hvisllillysi-yi, Miss ,kll4'lI, Nl. john-ull, li. Bull, B. Rupp. Svvrrlirl Rim, Lvl! In Rliljlll K. Svhullf, NI. llc-rip, Nl. Nl:-vi-1, 5. Horini-. I'rfp Rrru. lmjl lu High!-ell. K4-llv, D. Uibwull, IT. ,Xmlri-ns, M. ihiilgllvl, li. 'lurk'-1. Books are The greaTesT Teachers oT mankind. -l-'lenry Van Dyke. The library sTaTT is composed oT sTudenTs who volunTeer To assisT in The library beTore and aTTer school and during all school hours. Miss Mildred K. Allen, school librarian, is in charge oT This sTaTT, which is composed oT sixTeen sTudenTs. There are Two sTudenTs on duTy during each sTudy hour. The duTy oT This sTaTT is To prepare The Trays oT books Tor The Teachers, receive and issue all books To sTudenTs during sTudy hours, coIIecT Tines, and prepare books Tor circula- Tion. Besides Those on duTy There are The sTudenTs who do oTher Things abouT The library, such as Typing caTalogue cards and oTher correspondence, Tiling The cards in The caTalogue, repairing books, and running The necessary errands. The library conTains abouT six Thousand volumes, including reference books, modern and classical TicTion, hisTory, drama, poeTry, essays, and currenT magazines. The books are ob- Tained by an appropriaTion made by The board oT educaTion and by donaTions Trom The sTudenTs and Triends oT The library. A'bouT Tour hundred books have been boughT This year, and guiTe a Tew have been donaTed. A very Tine seT oT aircraTT books was donaTed by Colonel Dunwoodie, and is among The ouTsTanding giTTs. The library always welcomes giTTs Trom iTs Triends. All books which are noT in consTanT demand may be kepT ouT oT The library Tor a week. Books which are used by The archers in Their classes musT be reTurned beTore 8:30 oT The '.yTolIowing,g,rnorning or The ,sfr denT is Tined Tive cenTs. All Tine money is used Tor picTures yU:Il:y5TraTive The classics and Tor illusTraTed copies oT sTandard TicTion. fi li. yi, As aiQEa'rTs.oT The naTional book week celebraTion in November, a voTe was Taken by The T' A X ' y-MTMT' ' in - yi - . lLysTudenT body asxfo The Two,EQosT,,popular books. Les Miserables, by VicTor l-lugo, was TrrsT, land The Tale oT TwofQTTTes,'T by Charles Dickens, was second. T, T,On Monday more books are QeTurned Than on any oTher day. The record-breaker This yieair, was The Monday aTTer'T'heT'Ch,risTmas holidays, when one hundred and sevenTy books 4 were reTurned. fi T N9 is x Page Um' Hrmdrvd ililvrcc Q Q T I! -.,a.,- icky HJ.. Lf Vg..-A .XL T -Y .. K, J T L xv If 1 ECI-ICD ANNUAL lxl Hun' Ifflllb. lm!! In High! U. lhxlwr. II. NI.uIx1'v'l1. II, 'IllrIwl, Ii. Ml1Irwxx-. XX. IIUIIII. XX, 1VI.ul1Iw1, NI1, N-III I I ll XX:un--I. lx, Ikulvx. Nvfffml Hffu, lf!! In Rlufrl I. Xvl-un. MIIIML-, 'IIi-- Nnlmxungvull, XI, Ihr--ilvx II. II--.uh Y, 1.z.ux.--. 1, IXIILLIII, I Il 11 H WI. Iwslw. IP. H1-:ku-I. l'!,mI Nm: Ifffrllffnfj, lm!! In Ix'1,Lgl1lfXX. l.i:IiL.n, .Xlklx-nn. TI. Im'-lvl. ,I. Illulu-x, W. fn-milf--Ix. L. I'.nm', I. II rg n K. IIvlllK,1.. LIU-4, II. Ili-IM, Y. I'Qh'1N. EDITOR I A I, STA FI? lfalilnl' Fl'llfIlI'l ffrlilorx IIIQQIIIII-Illfl.lPll l'f:fI'lur5 N , . J V lI,l 414,s1'1L1: IMM: Hmgmr HEWH .IS.SUl'I'flft Eflimr Bmxr3'r'r Tl umm JUDY HMKKEY Hou ANURI-:ws 1,., 1g,1,',0,A XXf,xl,1'+3l: Zr:x11TzscgH El.lz.fxm:'l'u fX'I'lxlSSHN .l.s.s1'.wl11l1I.s Dum NI-ULIKICHA Vlum lllzfxxflfzs Svllful' f',xrfllI1lI'.w RVTII VICRIDIER lion HAX'I'IiR .-lll1leI1'1'.s Effilnr .hun 'l'HmlPsuN Cup-y Erfflul' XIII:-l,l43l4: IIUSSITER 7',x'p1'sI El.E.xNuR N msnx 1 KIWIIEIHM3 Tlmsml NIARM l,ul'lsr: Col-:w1'1cl: A11,',,'S,,,,,, IJm:u'rln' NIICRKEI, IIILI. I,IlPllxU Hun: ,luuxsux lil SIMCSS 5'l'AI l lg,,,j,,,-55 1l,,,,Ug,-,- f,'I'l'I'1llIIlI'Hll Iltlllllg1'l' Iillilh III-LNIXY XIIHLINIK I,IC'l'lCliS U I H .l.x.vl'.wlr1lll II'Tf','Al W if 'umgf' IIITII Ilnzsxs mm- wnwslvr lcurm-3 AIIJSIC , . ' ' M4-11LLy i,'IIll7ISf'lkS fflqtgjlqflflll Xl4IXX'l'hBjl'I'I l'I.l4Y I'III,I. flllhmmrla Ilhlll' sm1wslm'l'I XINIi1.KIil3I'l' NJHOSYICNQQICHIVI' NINTH LZHMDIC fXSSIS'IYXN'Ilj.nf I Iirlix limcssl-il, limi, Ilxrl: Nlxm I':l.lfkl5l-I'l'll I,A'l l' l,r:mxn Inns Xlxm llxnlmzx Xnnnim II-X'l'lll'INlNlC XYl:uplI'1' 'lhxmx XXIAIRISIEIR I Page' Om' f'l1n1a'ru1 1711141 IA 1 I -wwf'-,X . ,X gp. WEBSTER ECI-ICD fl 5 IE !!9S35i!iSYiEf?ES5Sii5 I a 55 3 ,. , Q .Q X Y I , ' W! I 3, 'f i f If 7? 1 Flml Hun, Lvl! tu Right .l. Lhixvi-, L. INIIIYIN H, .IHIIII-ull. IN. X, llauix-. li. XHHIII, XX, l,I-4-msul, .l. Nlxilluvli Ib, 1111111144111 H Korn-:-ku, XI. CQIIIHOIII-, M lj. .-XIRINROII. I. Fhvllduzllgt-I. H, lu. lftulvy. Smullfl Run, Lv!! fu Hl,L5fItfl,. Mvtlllq-1-. lm lwuwll. li. HulI'k.Ivlllv, U. Nlvplnwlxw. IP. lu-lu-. H, Xvnii:-1. l'. 'NTOIIYIH-IIIII, X. lluvim' 1-1. Xlfmluurrlvzx. ll. PIHIIROH. .L lxurwxlwl NI, l',IIiB. P. Xlzny, Twp Rvfu, l.ff'lt In Right 42. iixllvvy, B. Pvulrlnx, X, PII-I-OI1, U. AIIII-I-ull. .l, lllllwll, li. N4-xxlrmlu ll. Lmxlmr X. Ilvwlnrv, if. WAI. In-I. I. Nolan L. Vsliulll, P. III,-HI. THE EDITORIAL STAFF Etlitur WAYNE LEEMAN Associate Editor News Editor Ff'llflll't' Eflitor .Sports Editor DON ELLINOER GEOROIANNA FORCEY HELEN KONEERO SAM HORINE DEPARTMENT EDITORS: Lil'6'l'U7',V Reporters ELIZABETH AMNIERMANN JANE IXONESKO BILL XEWMAN ALAN HOENER ' H HARRY XVOODWARD SHEILA TVIACKSEY ZEIOI H p HAZE1. ELLEN HARLEY JOHN DOLAN FORCE AWMNR CHARLES WANNER QUHNVCHAPMAN A OE NOAH Clubs PAIIL FOGD ELIZABETH POWELL UNE BHELLABARBER Cbju' 14 RANK WRIGHT JANE CHIVXIIS Exchanges NIARJORIE STEPHENS MARION ELLIR KETURAH ANN DAVIE Feature Writers ROZENE JOHNSON MARY CLYNIONTS PHILLIP NIONYPENNY .hw CLARENCE GARVEY JANE EROANIAN GAIL PAULSON LAURA MCGHEE SHERDON MOREX' LOUISE KRAUS ELIZABETH NIONTCOMEBYMC LELAND SCHWARTZ ,,A J . ,f - f' THE BLSINESS STAFF ,ttfBz1IszTrIF?sfAt1fa11n Pr :iflU6'l'fl'Sl.lZ Manafer f,Q,, I am! ,J A..-.hxxk A t Vx XX, I Ad , ff! F1 flssistmzts Tx i'1,,,QQZfs'iV ' WSWS BILL ALDERSON . A ' , V, JJIJL' ' I IX YM R1 HOWARD f' BILL PEORAM3 ft N QL INN OCLE AARON PIERSON SAL. I XI X I ,-1 I I I X X , A l I A,,f 'A '7E...-A -A A N rf, .' 'fix xy- T, Xu Cartoonists WALTER ZENIITZSOH LEE RANDOLPH DILIK NIACKEEN Typist DOROTHY JURTIIS Circulation Manager DOROTHY DITTMANN Assz'5tr111t.s HARRY CONNOR BOB JOHNSON CHARLES CARR RUTH JANE VERBIER Page One' Hand Ttd Firli DEBATE TEAM 96 f-QM' A-fw, JAAFP frm! Him. Im!! In Hlglll-ll, Kirin--km, Nl. lf. .Xllxi--ml. l'i. liutti-lsnnmil. Nl. H, Phillips. l. Nix. li. Hin---4-l. l,. Nliiplwl Srrfilifl Him, L+-fl In lflulil li. Xu-lin. li. Frhlllll. Ui. Xlilriili. XX. Flin-1 lwr, TL Sli-mg XY. ll. Pilllnuvv. lfuffl Kun, If-71 In Rlgfil- XX. Nfliwilll. XX. Nvxxllinll. T. Nlillvr. l'. Xlmnpi-inn. AT The beginning oT The school year I93le32 The debaTe Team began iTs usual series oT debaTes wiTh greaT zesT, The prospecTs Tor The year being very Tavorable. Cn December I5Th, ElizabeTh Phillips and Philip Monypenny meT WashingTon UniversiTy on The guesTion oT unemploymenT insurance. The universiTy Team was composed OT David l-lorTon and Jesse JeTer, boTh Tormer sTudenTs and debaTers aT WebsTer l-ligh School. The nexT debaTe was wiTh Missouri UniversiTy on The problem oT cenTralized conTrol oT indusTry. WebsTer was represenTed by Briggs AusTin, William SToeclcer and John G. Miller. DebaTes were also held wiTh ShurTleTT College and WesTminsTer College. ln The ShurT- leTT debaTe ElizabeTh Phillips, Louise Schippers and ElizabeTh ATlcisson debaTed on The can- cellaTion oT war debTs and reparaTions. DisarmamenT was The guesTion in The VVesTminsTer debaTe3 Don Ellinger, WinTred Schwarz and Philip lvlonypenny upheld The aTTirmaTive Tor WebsTer. AT The close oT each college debaTe The audience was given The privilege oT express- ing iTs opinions. Many inTeresTing ideas, in addiTion To Those presenTed by The debaTers, were expressed in These open discussions. Every spring Tor six years WebsTer has enTered The debaTe TournamenT sponsored by William Woods College and Tor seven years The conTesT sponsored aT The same Time by WesTminsTer College. A Team composed oT l-lelen Koneslco, ElizabeTh Phillips, and ElizabeTh ATlcisson Took parT in The William Woods TournamenT, buT iT was eliminaTed aTTer iTs second debaTe. The boys' Team-John G. Miller, Briggs AusTin,'Tasnd Don Ellinger-enTered The WesTrninsTer TournamenT and succeeded in going as Tar as iTs s6cond.de'b'aTefT!TAT 1 Cn April T5 and lo, Don Ellinger and Philip lvlonypenngy VparTicipaT1ediiin The disT.ricT TournamenT held aT EayeTTe, Missouri, under The auspices oT,The,.NaTional Eorensic League. WebsTer came away wiTh a TourTh place in This conTesT,,f'i T' .N yl . X, X! y In The conTesTs beTween WebsTer and The high schools oT ST. Louis and viciniTy,yiWeb- 3Ter won The maioriTy. 'fi A IZIVQQ' Um' fcflzlnfrul Sn R. .J X x so , T l ,M J -'EX ' --.. i l NATICDNAL FORENSIC LEAGUE Fifi! lfiilz. lm!! In Hzglrl II. Kiixii--Lu, Nl. lx. Xllmi--im. T.. Vllillilis. 4. lf. Nix. li. l. liars..-I. Smnrlrl Kim. Im!! Iii High! Ui. Xliliiili XX. Nlixmrll. l'. Vliillxpiiim Xli. XX-mil. fluff lffiu, l.f'!l In Ifrglil' ll. Xi:-Inu XX. 'Ni-xxlii.llr, ll. Nliilllf. Iii.1xAm:'rli PIIILLIPS Pmwiifwil I'mi,iP Nloxwrzxxx' Iilif'f'-Pl't'S1i!1t'IIl El,IZAl5lC'I'I! Arixlssnx Sw-rifluzji-7'1-vrimmfr The Porensic League is a naTional honorary speech socieTy which sponsors inTeresT and parTicipaTion in all The Torms oT public spealcing. WebsTer Groves has been a member Tor several years and Tor The lasT Tive years has been The leading chapTer in Missouri. This year The WebsTer Groves ChapTer received The disTinguished service award. Ours is The TirsT chapTer in The UniTed STaTes To receive The award, and iT has been made possible only Through The superior parTicipaTion oT WebsTer Groves sTudenTs Trom The beginning. The members are given poinTs Tor praiseworThy worlr in debaTe, oraTion, declamaTion, and speech. They advance Trom ranlc To ranlr as Their ToTal number oT poinTs increases. The degrees possible To acquire are: degree oT meriT, degree oT honor, degree oT excellence and degree oT disTincTion, in order oT Their imporTance. WebsTer parTicipaTed in a conTesT held aT lVlascouTah, Illinois, on March 4, in which ElizabeTh Phillips, Philip Ivlonypenny, Don Ellinger, John Miller, and WinTred SchwarTz each placed in one oT The branches oT The Torensic conTesT. The annual Forensic LeaguessTaTe TournamenT was held aT PayeTTe, April I5 and Io, and XX WebsTc?venTered as usual. As a resulT oT The eTTorTs oT John Miller, Mildred Gausmann, and iTyWEDzabeThg,Pliailil'ipsrWeb'sTer won The TournamenT. fH,,..5,'ll', i ln Mayfxalyli-ldredugausmann and John lvliller compeTed in a NaTional ConTesT in Sioux ff 'CiTy, Iowa. 'J ee If .N y y If ,P ' ip Cne oT The members oT The WebsTer chapTer, Philip lvlonypenny, has The honor oT is beingiidisTricT chairman oT The-,Msiissouri-Nebraslca DisTricT oT The league. He is expecTed To lbe one 'rr, oT The naTional di,,recTors Tor The year l932-33. 1 1. XY -- , Page Ona HIl7ZtiIt'L1l Sciwii XX . r , 'x ,ls, i its 212.5 or . li ,Q ' 'P i ass- -X l 'x-s,,. .ffl Y . W. ,hx - -, --, -,,. , If Q 1 if ,JG-N-f NATIQNAI. QUILL AND SCROLL ffm! Run. 1,1271 In Rl',Ljfrlf H. Kumi:-skin. M. Kussiti-I, I, Tlullxvy. M. lf. Xlkissun, ll. lliltmgin, Srrrrml lfrrzr, Lv!! In Ifzglrlf Uh- 5:-Timm:-liuviill, 1. Knilvskn, K. Hn-mx. .l, 5lxTI1lll'l. .l, ffhiui-. Xli-N llusuliil, Twp Run. ffl! fri lfrglrl -N. l'Tuiim-. L, I'gnuv, W. I.w-rnull. P. l'TimiI4 Q F F l C E R S JOHN SKIMER President MARY ELIZABETH ATKISSON Secretary HELEN KONESKO Treasurer The Quill and Scroll is The NaTional Honorary SocieTy Tor l-ligh School JournalisTs. The socieTy was organized as a non-secreT honorary organizaTion, wiTh The end in view oT recog- ,nizing and rewarding abiliTy and achievemenT in wriTing and oTher phases oT iournalisTic worlr in The high school. There were no members aT The beginning OT The school year. All ThirTeen presenT members were admiTTed in The spring. Three OT These are iuniors and Ten are seniors, all oT -whom have done superior worlq in The Tield oT journalism. AT The beginning oT nexT year WebsTer will sTill have acTive members in iTs chapTer. The purpose oT The Quill and Scroll is To insTill in The sTudenTs The ideal oT scholarship: 'To advance The sTandards oT The proTession oT iournalisrn by developing beTTer iournalisTs and by inculcaTing a higher code oT eThics and To promoTe exacT and dispassionaTe Thinlc- ing and clear and TorceTul wriTing. Members oT The Quill and Scroll musT meeT Tive requiremenTs. They musT be oT aT leasT iunior or senior classiTicaTion and in The upper Third of Their class in general scholasTic sTanding aT The Time OT Their elecTion. Members musT havekdg-rlegsupeigrlyrorlc-in. QwriTAihg, ediTing, or in business managemenT and musT be recommended b,yfTh'e sponsors oT b- licaTion. ln addiTion To These requiremenTs each member musTybe approved by The naTibr1aTX T T Q i X' ssecreTary-Treasurer oT The socieTy. f l X f J The WebsTer socieTy is known as The Joseph l?ullifTzer ChapTer, and was inauguraT d in WebsTer High School in I927. Miss Mary l-lowardfis The TaculTy sponsor oT The Quill Scroll, and Miss MargareT SchowengerdT is a Tacul'Ty memberi yf Pugu Um' Hzmalrvd Eight I, I I E , W V ,f4 R M , .L as so ,se X- mg Y ,Ji l ,. - -'A-Tis T se so K ---' ' X T 1 rinse ,fs.QQ.ar.ff2 ., I NATIONAL JLINIGI2 I-IGNCDIQ SOCIETY 'V I I IL. is-'sigffii ffm! Kim, Iv!! In High! ,l. Xvxxiiiliili, I'. I'.iin-ninlli. II, Iizuiilieliivl. I.. I. Ixvlli-I IP, Ninll II. IX-I-VIII. N. I'Il'I4'll. I., lhlllllllr Sr-fiunl Rim. l,i'Il In lflllfrl ell. Wiiulil, Ii. IIii'lvImi1-i-, NI. IS. Aililirlw. K. Ixvlliw. Nl. Ilil-l1'IIIl. .l. ll-Hlfl-IINIU. Ii- Ii-IUIII. NI, IV- pill' lun. II. I, Iii-i---vl. lf,,,,I Hull, I,i-fl In Krall! I,. IKIillin.in, NI. Iliilinvll. IQ, Kniixwl, XI, Nlilli-I NI. I.. Iliim-iii, II. N-Iurniil, X. Nxsliiini. I.. lx. Nix. I' I' l'If l'ifl1 II WI Is' I' li I' Nl 'XIII I I' ' Il IS II I N II II I I IS VI ll I IS ,Ili inn, ,I In u,,i . . .ii ii. ,. lun, I. . i.. I .1n. I. .ixiii. . mm mir- ' ii , ,, nuns, . ,i.i i-, .. .ini'1. The INIaTionaI Junior I-lonor SocieTy is a very young organizaTion, having been in exisT- ence only since The year I929. The WebsTer Groves ChapTer oT This naTionaI organzaTion was esTabIished in The Tollowing year. The NaTionaI Junior I-lonor SocieTy, whose membership is IimiTed To sTudenTs in iunior high schools and To Those in The Three Iower grades of six-year high schools, is an ouTgrowTh oT The demand Tor an organizaTion similar To The NaTionaI I-lonor SocieTy, which has been in exisTence Tor a number oT years in senior high schools and in The Three upper grades oT sixfyear high schools. Membership in The iunior socieTy, however, does noT assure one Thals he will be eIecTed To membership in The older group. The organizaTion is noT a club in ThaT iT does noT have regular meeTings, nor can iT righTly be called an acTiviTy. The primary purpose oT The socieTy is To encourage The sTudenTs Toward greaTer schoIasTic heighTs, To develop dependabiliTy and leadership, and To build a beTTer characTer in each individual s'TudenT. Membership is based on scholarship, leader- ship, and service, and each sTudenT recommended musT be approved by The TacuITy. Such guaIiTicaTions IimiT The membership To a comparaTiveIy small group. The new members each year are publicly recognized by The pin, which serves To increase inTeresT in scholarship. During The year Two indudion ceremonies were held. The TirsT was in The Tall beTore The Iower. school assemblyfwlllvlany parenTs oT The sTudenTs abouT To be inducTed inTo The ,brganizaTion'aTTendeyd'The brieT riTuaI. The second induclion ceremony was held in The spring s K gN 4 ai an evening'n:TeeTQg-,KkiThe parenTs of The sTudenTs were inviTed To The IasT meeTing, and many aTTended. 75xTTer Theiifergmonies, reTreshmenTs were served, and everyone had a happy evening. ff ii f Ni . 'TQ Theyincrease in membeshfpiaind in inTeresT shown along schoIasTic lines, conclusively f proves Thar The socieTy is s cceeding in carrying ouT :Ts purpose. I i. I I I X ' fl Page One Hzmdrird Nine X. ,rn s x xi Q as-:--ea,-x,g,,, ,J ii il .--LV' 'V-N rj ye----.-.. 4-14? -A .f T Tl-lli NATICDNAI. THESPIANS hrs! lhiu, lvll In Rrghf- lx. Tum-N. H. li'-ul, XX. 5rlm.ii'L. I-. Clwin-5, lx. Phillip-. L. Fxrnii. Svriilirl Kung lm!! In Riglil X. Ili-Ilsinil, sl. Kun'-sku, Nl. Strpfwrls. H. Y:-riiivi. Y. Nlnrllngniv. Trip Kim, Lv!! In Riplll fi. World, G, Hippy, lj. Malls, K. H:-nm, I'. Kumi-r. O F F l C E R S , Fm-Jn Clfll'15lCY l'rv.si4lenl Ti KA'1'11i:R1Ni': Jmizs Ser-relary XX, ,gli Tb Wiixiifmgu SIIIIVVARZ Tl'l'fI.S'llfl'l'I' A il Mn. liiiumiiz Worm Spmzsnr lr ' T I l This year a new organizaTion has been inTroduced in WebsTer Groves l-ligh School. ThaT is The NaTional Thespian SocieTy, an honorary organizaTion whose purpose is To bring TogeTher Those who have achieved disTincTion in dramaTic worlc. The requiremenT Tor mem- bership in This organizaTion is successTul parTicipaTion in a required number oT plays, The sTu- denT musT have experience in playing boTh major and minor roles. Provided ThaT baclc sTage worlcers have experience in The regulaTion number oT producTions, They-as well as members oT play casTs-are eligible. Thus Tar The meeTings oT The Thespians have proven very inTeresTing and educaTional. The TirsT meeTing was held aT Fred Cheney's home. The enTerTainer oT The evening was lvlr. David Jones, a dramaTic reader, who gave Zangwill's lvlelTing PoT . The nexT meeTing was held aT The home oT KaTherine Jones. The Rev. lvlr. George Gib- son, Jr., was The spealcer oT The evening. l-le gave an enjoyable review oT The LasT Mile , a powerTul prison sTory. The Third meeTing was a TheaTer parTy. The play aTTended was Cyrano de Bergerac , The old French play oT greaT renown, in which WalTer l-lanipdqri had The lead. gr W if'-r - ., 2' The Tollowing meeTing was aT Virginia lVlonTague's home. The, well-lcnownsTV1r. Perciva Chubb, oT The ST. Louis FThical SocieTy, was The spealcer. ,fl-lie gave af very delighTTu review oT Green PasTures , The ouTsTanding play hi+ oT The-KST?ali3uis TheaTer season. ,il . . 1 , N . . . Only Those sTudenTs who are enThusiasTic abouTgdra1maTic worlc are in This sociejagrso Th g flub will doubTless be a success. The group Teelsfi.ndebTed and graTeTul To lvlr. Eugene Wood, who gives much oT his Time To The developmenT and inTeresT oT This organizaTion. liigr Our l-liuidruf 'limi ly 1, I f f f , 4 A R, N f Lrg.. .V 'N . . .1- 'Ww-- GW-V.. A SENIGI2 PLAY F1111 Rim. lm!! In Hlghl If. N1-Isun. K. Imiv, 'XII I-Q, Mlhissnii. V. 1,n111l111l, Y, IH-lkin-, II. XX11:111'1, Il. IMI1111-ll. NI1. Kmul, S1w11111lK1114, I,r'!l In Rzghl il. I,1'l'iu1l. IQ. Rupp, I. 5lv1i11m'1, If. Sivgmlllizl, H. I, Vvxilivl, II. Walsh. sl. Wright, Vs. Nln-l1p.111l. flilril H1111 I'l'11pj,l,f'll lu l1'1gf1l A. I'l1w111'1. NI. Vl11:111'1, Ii. 121111, I . film-In-1. H. f.11111.11l. Il. ll1i1111-, XI. I.i1lil1:1x, THE CAST FRED C111gN1-11 Tim lxfng USCAR CONRAD glvUI'llll'lllI Fmxu C01.Tox BIil'lf'll ,Inns SKINMQ11: fgfllllfllll B111 LIDIKM F1flI1111z11 H1111 WALS11 l,uL'ff1' BILL SHEPPA1111 I'l'ilII l W1'll1'n111 H.111o1,11 Ho11x1: l'l11'p,1.1 ALAN HOENE11 l,!JfIl',I lVlA11s1e1ALL M MLNER ,'IlIljUI' ljll'llf N1i'1'11 JANE VI-IRDIER The Quecrz KATH ERINE ,lows P1'1'11Ce.ss 141111 V111111x1A P1:11141Ns. EL1z111sm'H A'1'141ssoN l,11111'12.s-z'11f11'a1'li11g C11,1111,Es CARR., JOHN Cnnnnx Sf1l1l1'1'1-.s The Queens l-lusbandn, a Three-acl comedy by Roberl Emmel Sherwood, was presenled by The senior class under The direclion of lvlr. Eugene Wood. ll was acclaimed by The X audience of The malinee performance on April 28 and ol The evening presenlalion on April X 29,fro,,beqxan oulslanydainqsjdiramalic produclion of The year. F .f ' fi ,ff The-ecasj consisling of eleven men and Tour women, was chosen Trom open Try-our held during The seToo'ndTWeel1,Naol ' March. The commillee lhal chose The casl was composed of ly' l'f1i Wood and Jrhefseniork sponsors. The members ol Jrhe casl were selecled on The basis l olfacfing abilily, scholaslic slanding, and pasl acliyily repulalion. ,-fr . X ll'-NTlhe play ilsell was ohosen by a special senior commillee. f 'NH 'XA 'ix XX To I 1 Page One HIIIILYIVELIT ETHW11 W X., s, 4 X as--x,,.,,g5gLi 1 -N7 il T V, ,Y ,---- V. T' -4,L,......,, 'YL ' X --. ,A-1' 1 -f - ' 5 ,Mi X if ,f 1' 1 s 4 f ' e ,ff ' ' X.. 'Ta V 1 ,y ff' ji,--M--.chkrb ,f' I 'X QPERETTA 2.5 F uf A 19 8 aa 'ig' MM iw T-T. M. S. PINAFCDRE CIlES'l'liR PM NE. lille RI. Hon. Sir .loseplz l,0l'fPl'. lf. C. B.. Flil'Sl Lonl of llze plalnllrflllux Rui' GREENE Cilllfllllill Il0l'C'UI'fIlI. Clllllllllfllllllillg H. .ll. S. PliIIlI!lII'F JMQE NIUELLER Ralph RIICl.'.YII'flll'. fllfle Sennzan HAROLD HORNE lliclf llezzrleye. Able Seunzmz NIILTUN HELD ,lack RllCllCl'. BlNIlSIllUlill BILL SHEPPARD Hill Bolislagx. BIIlIfSIl'fIlilI.S .Tlafe CASPAR LEFURT Bnln lieclrel. Carpenieris Male' 5'I'ul,mAl:D STANTON Tom T11c'l.'er. .llIillSlIlilIIlIfllt' Ross JONES St'l'gC'lIlIl of llzv .llarirzes lil l'H JANE VERIIIER jUSt'lIlIliIIf'. Ilw Illlllllllill-S llflllglllfl' ll.IiITA NIUFFI-I'l'T Helm fmu.si11l. Sir .luseplfs Firsl Cousin RUZEINE ,IUHASUN Little BllflC l'I'lllI, II Pnrisnmullz Bumlmal llunnznn The presenTaTion oT The Tamous GilberT and Sullivan comic opera T-l. lvl. S. PINAFORE' by The music deparTmenT oT WebsTer Groves T-ligh School seT a new sTandard Tor TuTure musical producTions. The successes oT previous years led The deparTmenT heads To believe ThaT a more diTTiculT opera would meeT wiTh an enThusiasTic.recepTion. iv M , K--H - K! 4. The opera was conducTed by lvliss EsTher Replogle and Mr. Clarence J. Be.sTf- lncludedx in The casT were all The members oT boTh The girls' and The boys' gleeoclulbsy a selecTed T Xa x group was Talcen Trom The orchesTra To accompany The numbers. T L K. , y For The TirsT Time in many years Three perlorma-ncsesiwere given insTead oT The usual T' . .1 ,, 'wo. The supporT given by The audiences proved Thfe plan To be worThwhile. limit' Um Hllllllfllll il uwlw 'X 'xiii' X lx 'Alf - ,ii XXX . eeee T 'X-X , -1 -- 1 x Yx K -r--' X Y -s..Z O. -O ,, , ,sc N N .4 , 1 41, ,fd cw, ART CLUB MQ O F F I C E R S DOROTHY SCOTT Pl't'Sli1lt'lIf KATHERINE TROSKE IVTCP-Pl'l'SIi1lt'lIf ETHEL THOMAS Secrwraijv-Trvrrsuri-r SEBEE D. Rowuzx' Sponsor AlThough iT is noT new To WebsTer Groves High School, The arT club was reorganized in I93O under The capable sponsorship oT Miss Rowley, arT supervisor oT The WebsTer Groves public schools. A The aim and purpose oT The club is To sTirnulaTe an inTeresT in The various Tields oT arT work. During The pasT year, scrap books were made Tor children in The various hospiTals oT ST. Louis. These books were consTrucTed in such a way ThaT The children Themselves would be able To pasTe The picTures in Them. OTher proiecTs underTaken were: painTexing, a Torm oT baTik work, leaTher working, rnonograrning sTaTionery, cuTTing linoleum blocks Tor ChrisTmas cards, rnaking rnoTToes and papier mache bowls, and leTTering. PainTex, alThough iT is more Tedious Than The oTher Things To do, was probably The mosT inTeresTing and TascinaTing oT al'l T'he work done. ln doing painTex work, The design is TirsT dravynfonka bloTTer, andsfhe painT is applied direcTly on The rnaTerial. Washing and pry-gssifg,The rrTaTerial enhance The color in The design. ill' TTMXX I XX' ,f 'T-Tll PQlThough ThereVaireTonlyaTi,TT,eenvmembers in The club, many enjoyable and insTrucTive meleiings have been heldjfJTiihiTjTThe school year. A X ATiTeTTias very busy season TorfThe-..r3cieimb'ers The arT club gave a parTy and Thus ended a sucbessiful year. If ' I - xx T T 'x fe ls ' X Page One Hru1a'rfa' Tlvxrteen cx Xxx ,X X !,sffH'Z:3.s.1 f A r'sKes'..c,xN 0 ,X X,-,,.,-X- I xiii ,,fff'rN-H... lfquan-Q 1 W1 lx Xb xx? ?- x gf 8 !- w--f ff: V , mrrrrr XX , A 1 r 1 T X -E? .71 XY KEB fT1E3 'f f ' gf' x Q 1 , XX u I L, gc 515. f v - 2 I I . . . , . . X X . -... - K Fli?LF5 Qi, 4' CREATIVE WGRK 9 16 5? X r 5 Kg ! Q .asf N -fmt 1 Mfxm El,1zAB13'r11 A'1'141ss x first pl111'1' 111 ljwr .x1'l1u11l url run upon The shore. ii MCDCDDS The waves dash up To meeT me as l siT idly dreaming on The huge sea roclfs. The Tine spume weTs my Tace and drops like sparkling iewels. The seagulls wing Their way over me crying, and The murmurs oT The sea The among The rocks blend as one. whiTe-capped waves ripple and dance, The sea sighs and Throws Them Then They dash back To play again, leaving The sands glisTening in The sun. The wind blows my hair in disordered array abouT me, and as l Toss iT back l see Tar ouT over The waTer a sailboaT. lTs whiTe sails dip and plunge, and iT seems like a greaT whiTe heron abouT To spread iTs wings and Tly and skim over The bosom oT The sea. Then I see a diTTerenT sea ThaT God has made, changed Trom a peaceTul calm To a TorrenT oT rage and Tury. Each wave mocking The oTher inTo challenge, There To rush in, and, wiTh a mighTy roar, hurl Themselves upon The rocks, To TrighTen The seagulls gaThered There, And To buTTeT and play wiTh The ships on Their way To disTanT lands. And when aT lasT The sTorm is spenT and glad To resT, The weary helmsman Thanks God ThaT The sTorm is over and seTs The ship once more To her course. The wearied waves again Their song begin, a song ThaT every seaman knows and loves. SomeTimes iT sTeals away The sand casTles builT by childish hands, some- Times iT sings and murmurs. 'Twill always be There, ThaT song. And when evening comes and The village lighTs begin To Twinkle, and The ships come home, and The Tisherman Trudges home To his lowly supper, Then guieT and peace has Tallen and The day has ended. 2'-T LOTS KELLEY,'i FirsT Place in Upper School J,PoeTry'Co'nTesT. Hriridrcd IITTQAICCII y rfi TT 'xx TI-IE ELF I sTood upon a hill aT sunseT And waTched The slry begin To drape iTseIT In rose and purple clouds. And Then an eIT OT mischieT, I presume, appeared and said, This signiTies To you deceiT. This base OT color merely Tries To malce your race PUT TaiTh in only Things which They can see. Beware! The nighT will Tollow. CareTuI bel I sTood upon my hill in darlcness black And waTched The moon go down behind a sheIT OT clouds. And Then Trom nowhere spolce The eIT, The nighT has come! Your race oT men is dead! The blaclc exTerminaTed Them! BUT you Will Iive because ThroughouT The years gone by you Inew ThaT God was IighTI The nighT was never seen Wifh eyes oT yours. The day did always beam. I sTood upon my hill one day aT sunrise And waTched The day IighT up The world iTseIT. All heaven sang. And Then I heard The eIT. Remember This! I.ighT is The TruTh oT God! The nighT will come, buT IighT succeeds The blaclc. Discouraged never grow, buT seelc The Traclc Which, Though TainTIy marlred, wiII Tead To IighT and God! I IrneIT and wiTh my soul and head did nod. RITA JANE ROESSEI., I3irsT Place in Lower School PoeTry ConTesT. Page One Plrnullrcal Nine .Qpgwa,Jg:wQQwix1afh3 s.-1 -1 ir af' ESSAY ON WAR War-The folly in which only new generaTions indulge. New generafions who do noT believe whaT Their Torefafhers have proved again and again-war never seffled anyThing. War and preparedness are The mosT heinous robbers of our social welfare and our lives. Guru does noT mean Americas buT The whole worId's-civilized and uncivilized. WhaT is glory in one counTry is murder in anoffher. I somefimes Thinlc, when I hear The Term Civilized Warfare ThaT we civilized warriors are Trying To puT sIaughTer on a high and dignified plane, when in reaIiTy we are The bar- barians. Never have barbarians or savages wrealced such Terrible revenge, such Terrible bru- Talify, such despicable crimes as dia we civilized people in our C5reaT War. The blood from our wounds is barely dry, grass has noT yeT grown on some fields in France and will noT for some years To come. lvlany are sTiIl noT buried, Too many will never be buried, yeT wiTh all of This True-we are beTTer prepared Today Than ever before To re-enacT The same Tragedy again. Experience seems To Teach us noThing. The sTage cerTainly is seT. Ivlany of The powers would Iilce To reTurn To The limeIighT again. Business Ifhe main acTor in warl is poor, and The gluTTonous privaTeers would, mosT assuredly, enjoy aiding The beIIigerenTs of The new silver-lined conflagrafion. To be brief, There are Too many, eiTher selfish, arroganT, or ignoranT people in This world who would welcome war. I am Thanlrful ThaT Those few who Toolc parT in This lasT war or in any oTher war and who are alive Today do noT encourage war. They Icnow whaT war is. They have TesTed Their arms and regreTTed iT. They lcnow now how long war ruins smoulder afTer peace has been declared. Things which were easy To Tear down and desTroy, They now find are hard To replace. They learned, They learn, and They will yeT learn for some Time To come. Oh, iT is Thrilling To march down The boulevard as The people cheer and The band booms forTh some sTirring miliTary march. Whaf a specfaclel Those solid files, filled To Tull fighTing sTrengTh, swinging by in perfecf unison. Yes, life-Iilne, iT would be easy To die now. They have passed on and are ouT of sighT. They are gonel There is The war To fighf now. The people in The crowd reTurn To Their homes and places of business. I.iTTIe do They Icnow whaT They have cheered Their boys inTo. LaTer, when The war is over, There is anoTher parade. The bands and The cheering crowd are on The boulevard again, buT where are Those solid files? Where did They go? Some are in The hospiTal, some are here, here on The boulevard, and Thousands more are buried on The baTTle fields. War isn'T a picnic or a holiday from work as recruifing officers would have people believe. IT isn'T glorious To die as our sTay-aT4home paTrioTs Tell us. IT is all righ+ for some one else To die, buT when iT is our Turn we shrinlc back. The price is Too greaT To pay for a doubfful cause. War is like a fooTball game. The Team has a worlc ouT, day afTer day. They do noThing buT pracTice. Soon They feel as Though They have a sfrong Team. WhaT happens? They are Tired of pracTice. They wanT a game-a chance To show Their slcill. They find a reason for a game. An army is iusT a big Team, all worlcing Togefher. lTs leaders lilce To show Their abiliTy and power. They wanT To win, To become famous. AfTer all They are only human, buT is iT noT possible To prove one's meTTIe in some oTher field, ra'ffTenNThan gaining renown aT The expense of human lives? r- aae- -s -f.,.e--Q-5f'TT'Xv I So I Thinlc ThaT The world should do away wiTh iTs mighTy Teag and fThTisTTIessenyfTh chances of anoTher Big Game . ' TN' if I ki s, If ,I W f N, ll ,r'l I f ' ROBERT JOHNSON i ,if-y' 'Tir e J f f First plum' in uppvr SClllIlPlv,,CgSllj' rnnlest, I If 1' ff yi Page One Hllrzdred Twenty f ff ff KT Qggl ,J F Xia, I X 5' ,1 -S X i TT i 124 1-if 'T'-QQQTYYL1 Lf ' Tl-IE RELATIQN OF Tl-IE PARIS PACT TG DISARMAMENT IT The ideas expressed in The pacT are carried To Their logical conclusion, dis- armamenT is necessary To preserve consisTency. IT no one is going To TighT an aggres- sive war, whaT use remains Tor armamenT? YeT The noTable laclc oT accomplishmenT oT The disarmamenT conTerences To daTe shows ThaT The naTions as yeT do noT believe in each oTher's sinceriTy or in each oTher's abiliTy To resisT TempTaTion. Since The lack oT TrusT exisTs, logic has no place in our conclusions. We musT proceed Trom condiTions as They are. l-lowever, The pacT as an expression oT a principle is a beginning. IT lays down a posTulaTe. Since aggressive war is agreed To be undesirable, iT would seem evi- denT ThaT The logical and desirable end oT disarmamenT is To checlc or prevenT, as Tar as possible, aggressive war. ThaT is The relaTion beTween The pacT and disarma- menT on The basis oT logic. The moral value is oT course greaT, buT iT cannoT be weighed and cannoT Talce eTTecT oT iTselT wiThouT our help. lvlaior l.eTebure, The auThor oT 'The Riddle oT The Rhine, in his recenT boolc, ScienTiTic Disarmament seTs TorTh The principles by which This may be accom- plished. The idea oT The preve-nTion oT sudden aTTacl4 as The basis oT armamenT solves mosT oT The Technical diTTiculTies. There is no guesTion oT The pariTy oT The Torces beTween France and lTaly, buT only oT The maximum Torce each may have and sTill be unable To malxe a decisive aTTaclx on The oTher. Following This line oT ThoughT The desirable sTaTe oT disarmamenT is one in which There are no Trained reserves, huge sToclcs oT armamenTs, no preparaTions Tor Their manuTacTure, no research in order To discover The mosT eTTicienT ways oT killing men, in which open exchange oT TacTs concerning The sTaTe oT each naTion's Torces prevails. This maTerial disarmamenT carries ouT The menTal disarmamenT oT The pacT. WiTh no implemenTs Tor sudden war, The sTaTesman loolxs wiTh more Tavor upon The ways oT peace. WiTh no huge-scale preparaTions Tor an imaginary enemy agiTaTing The naTion, wiTh Tew vesTed inTeresTs in war, wiTh no waves oT miliTarism emanaTing Trom sTaTT headguarTers, The peoples oT The world will Thinlc less oT war and Teel less oT an emoTional preparedness Tor iT. The moral Torce oT This condiTion will carry ouT The purpose oT The pacT. ' Thus The reIaTion beTween The Paris pacT and disarmamenT is The posTulaTe The pacT carries Tor disarmamenT To prevenT aggression, and The maTerial and menTal condiTions Tavorable To peace which will be broughT abouT by such disarmamenT. ,assi aff 7,---sf PHILIP MQNYPENNY. 'T ff:T:TT'T yy' T, X. . 1f'1'F!'7T 'Y?r1Ldff Prigv E.x.x11y llllllff ilu' 1111.xp1ce.i nf 11112 N11l1'11r1al 5111110111 Fnrum 1111 Ilm 11ri.s I'11f1, ll'TQl7Qig1lVYQLg11vs Lr'111.111P uf lf'11n11'11 linlvrx, llivhslffr fl'r111r'.x I'r'11u' 1111111111 X Z ca. X Jffgfff-ii., K 1, x, ,K T-, .N A , i l Nw X l P 0 H 1 TIT- ll 1, ., , age ne lllll rw 1111111 Ill A xx, -, 5 1 xx' ,N X, Q, NX Tx. ,fs ..-.--K-fa-Q-sb,5fe,,,. 5112?-.greg V Z! . ff -N 'ff' ,gpg 7 rj 41, , F 1 -Y, - .. OUR REIGIXI OF TERRCDI2 AT no Time in The hisTory oT The UniTed STaTes has such a wave oT crime conTaminaTed our counTry as Today. NoT a day goes by buT whaT we, when reading The newspapers, have only To read The headlines To learn oT The laTesT murder, robbery, or lcidnaping. No one is saTe. No one'5 liTe is respecTed. IT seems sTrange, indeed, ThaT a naTion which boasTs oT iTs progress, oT iTs ideals, oT iTs greaT heroes oT The pasT, should be so indiTTerenT To human saTeTy and happiness. l-low can we, Americans, boasT oT anyThing when men and women and even children are murdered or lcidnaped? America TirsTl ln progress or in crime? The answer is, unTorTunaTely, crime. No oTher counTry in The world has a crime raTe equal To ours. And yeT we, being human and supposedly civilized, mean well. We give our ciTizens ideals oT Treedom, democracy, and paTrioTism, buT we can guar- anTee neiTher happiness nor saTeTy To anyone. Qur newspapers and movies gloriTy crime and show a murderer as a hero or as a mar- Tyr. Our slums and prisons breed The lowesT Types oT criminals. WiTh characTerisTic inconsisTency we iail a hungry man Tor sTealing a loaT oT bread. T-Te is Thrown among human bruTes and lilce Them becomes savage and biTTer. l-Te dedicaTes his liTe To haTe and broods over his unTair loT. NOT one Thing was done To ease his hunger. We are in Too much oT a hurry To delve inTo The causes oT crime, buT we lcnow ThaT some one musT suTTer a penalTy Tor The crime, and so anoTher human is made a servanT oT our gov- ernmenT while we allow The poverTy and misery oT TuTure criminals To conTinue. There will always be crime in America unTil our slums are abolished and unTil The chil- dren living in The ToulesT homes, amid dirr and sgualor, are given a chance To enjoy organ- ized play. Those children learn To sTeal as soon as They learn To wallr. They crave exciTemenT, Thrills, and The pleasure oT deTying The law. IT is human To rebel aT resTrainT. Any child does rebel a Tew Times and goes inTo a rage aT parenTal imposed laws. SelT-conTrol is one oT The TirsT lessons a child wiTh good environmenT learns, bur whaT happens To The boy or girl living in The slums? PoverTy has Torced him To loolc aTTer himselT so Thar his moTher may worlc. l-le scorns law and selT-conTrol. l-le lcnows whaT he wanTs and geTs iT in The worsT way. l-lonor musT be TaughT. There is no one To Teach The sTreeT waiT. Man is by naTure a gregarious animal. The gang insTincT is as sTrong in The boys oT The TenemenTs as iT is in The rich boys. GreaT Torce and energy is gaThered in crowds oT boys and Turned To bad uses. Their love oT exciTemenT which musT have an ouTieT drives Them To quesTionable acTions. As They grow older, They become more daring and vicious. Their gang insTincT is sTronger. The one unpardonable crime, To Their way oT Thinlcing, is To sgueal on a member oT The gang . Their ambiTion is power, To be gained Through money, To be gained by lawlessness. Their code is lilfe ThaT oT a paclc oT wolves: Kill or be lcilledl All This is going on in The congesTed disTricTs oT our counTry. We do liTTle abouT iT, and The Tragic Thing is Thar we do sTill less To desTroy The power oT our gangsTers. We read wiTh horror oT babies being riddled wiTh The bulleTs oT hearTless gangsTers. Enraged, we malce speeches and aTTer sTicl4ing ouT indignanT Tongues aT The villains-well, we iusT siT down, Told our hands, muTTer someThing abouT The younger generaTion and TorgeT abouT iT Tor anoTher weelc. Such is The greaT American policy-and some oT us sayq-iT's due To poliTics. Qur prof TesTs againsT crime are similar To demonsTraTio ns on The l:ourTlT oT July. Qne Al1iQ,.bl.ciZQ Trom enraged ciTizens and Then The Tuss is over. 'ex X'-Yi f v .l We, as American ciTizens, demand The righT To be happy. l-lgw,caQw4QThappy wh'e, we are noT Tree? We are noT Tree Trom Tear. We have. aliigiemy wiTl'iin The borders' OTT our counTry, an enemy more dangerous, more powerTul a?dfmorei'hQrTless Than any.fToreigh Toe could be. 'T ' l , si . T May we soon have The courage and sTrengTh To 'desTroy-iT. X, Page One HIl!1dI'L'd Tufvnry-Info T , If l. ,f Rx T ,f 1 ,Mikie F I. Q 'Q ,ZS f X-xx' VX 'A X g-,,,- 2 s MARY cirwioigirs VN X 1 1,1 ,Zz X-A 21 N-- STAIRS By Joyce Moody The world is Tilled wiTh sTairs ThaT lead someTimes up, someTimes down. All are Tascin- aTing wheTher They mounT sedaTely To well-lcnown bed rooms or Tumble in riclceTy disorder To dismal cellars. One TlighT oT sTeps may sweep in sTaTely procession To The arched porTals oT a greaT caThedral, while anoTher, iTs wooded sTeps warped and grey, liTTs iTs humble heighT To The narrow door oT a counTry church. BoTh lead To worship. There are sTairs ThaT please The sense oT order as They march careTully To Their desTina- Tions lilce precise old women. There are Those ThaT ascend in bewildering circles To The Tops oT Tall Towers Trom which greaT beams oT lighT are senT Tlaring over The blaclc waTers. STill oThers rush in dizzy TwisTs and Turns down The sides oT blealc slcyscrapers and bear The swiTT Tread oT paniclcy TeeT when The Tliclcer oT creeping scarleT Tlames ThreaTens The crowds near Them. Every sTairway is made wiTh a purpose and leads To some desTinaTion. Lives are lilce sTairways, wheTher They progress by sure, sTraighT sTeps or wind, wiThouT apparenT reason, in TorTuous circles. Tl-TCDUGI-TTS FROM A MCDUNTAIN PEAK A I climbed up high To view The land I owned, My land, Tilled oT my hands, called oT my name: To a high cliTT where eTernal winds moaned. Below lay valleys and rivers The same As They had been Thousands oT years ago, When man's eyes TirsT beheld The rising sun And wondered greaTly aT iTs Tiery glow. Far below l saw, where The shadows run Like a sTairway across The hill, a rock Toweriyfg massive and sTrong above The pines XX X fix J-'ii Xi ii 1' Andseieming by comparison To moclf . fl My TTTTTT J make TuTile and wealc These very lines. . 'X ,-- ff! T T, Soil game-A-down Trom ThaT land To me loaned, ,X Wondering why l'd ThoughT iT could be owned. fi jf!! ' -Bob W. BaxTer Page One Hmzdrea' Twenty-tfvres f Rlmw ,- T ,fffc 'T T 'ff 'T .X L s- A - gggg all UK,-42 'L T-5-We K,-m,,,,6fZTTTT ff T 'W51s9v21!? 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It We ' Ltyfiitt ll lxfyl, vl King Snoop - Pester Chayne Queen Peep - Hudy Jarkey We Spare No One H9Hi59itQvi1V!al Y Pens? - - Webster 1VlaH,.E5P0Sed Meet the ECI-10 lPhillup Monynickle Found nnual Staffl to Be Ving ColumbaLLee ran' A A ug D V' ., ll' 'r V i V im iw W W WWW' :ks one olwoitr many ru iiilllliillltllliv liiilllllltllliil Isl Illorters was rn' llllil lhlo Ih our .i s 1 illiltill. aetivfities of the sehool and to give them a little eneourage- inent and help. So a few weeks ago. having nothing liet- ter to do. we anihled up to tht- annual ollitfe one sixth period to see whether we eould help the stall in any way. Upon opening the door we expeeted lo hear the feverish aetiyity of the stall at work: you know. the hum of industry. The stall twhieh. we must eon- fess. eonsisted of hut one per- sont was hustling around tht- room as though very' luusy. The sponsor was luirrying the one man stall' along. trying in vain to get something aeeom- plished. Oh. say theref' said one ol our memlvers for the fourth time. isn't there anything we ean doifu For the fourth time our offer was politely rejeeted, until we almost imagined that we weren't wanted. As the period progressed. several melnhers of the staff strolled in. the last arriving a few minutes hefore the end of the period with an excellent original alibi. As soon as the students came in. Miss 51-ho- llfontlnued on page lfllt -'J 1. . 1. 4 WHHIHI et-'I'm,'.,I1ly.ln.H girls the' halls ttyt- otllyer day 'gt to lollow in my loot leps try ll 'xl ul H' w l 'N H H ' S'. .t 2 Ii' . ling- Ulm-I hp ami? ISU-I ht. lound tliat llnlltp H Mtlnv ,U ptnnv tltt sllplos v 1 tthe most darling thine yt i 2' student. was ever sayvifu Short hours. lil, ' J .'4 t i I really radios lt mul Wagvsm HH Invxyinlls ex-yrlttllb Qyottlypl-I X1lpglllhtrmlltllllltttl ee r o um ri ee s tiru l lf'lilQ1'llt'1 . . . 1 l i years alrsenee had amazed tht t hfvt:'1r.N l,,l'.hP-lI,Ix. How lo Hevo 1 ' g . Y . li . .A. . F, , .U ttltt tlltts throu hout th. t un W' tat-e-N l I lt l .T . cm H f gum P will try. hut due to The Snoop and ml H H l H l't 4 p th w ite ne tw Uwner of sueh lrook please no v 1 eir or' s 1' nt .. , ' over. tlly me immediately as l want Ml. Lnlumlmllw has di to get husy. . - 7 t - - .. tt-overed in the lnoy s lot-ken Lu xr: XX tammy. , , . ' 1 ' b in room alvsentnnndedly eroon ,Per 53l r'Nlf ,l l i'5V'fll 'li'l t ing to himsell a popular tune lngh svhool widow. XVIII lneyut' Rh,-pl. ,paw Agn. Um. H, Sum ll l 2ihf'Fl l flfl'J - ,porter immediately snatehet lfxlxlf l5UllNl'3'V'V- :oil Mr. Nlonypennyis red wit ForSalefposition ofrlieaeh land lol Here was Mr. Lolum H-'S ppt' N..l.d,,'l IN. g,,,,fl t hallee lnefore his very eyes. student. Bring your pillows. Wlwll me I1 llt'P itfflwll and I,,-mmm. fm- il ,laily they immediately' took ehargt Sm,0Z,,.. and Wir. l.olumltallee 1-ould I-QOH I-IAINDHEVVS. tlllil lit' lil'ill'll1 ll lsltli Ll Sllllf nent. Y 1 For Henl-Apartment. Furl nished richly. gas refrigerator t cold stove. air eooled tele-t If Vtfe w o n dc r phone. fulrlinedl hook ease. Wh., UN, mlmin, Must rent llllIlll fllillPly . 7 ,Y -h I 4 l I 1. vc, y X I ls wro sen n .AHRX fARlliAl,lJI. ' ns 5 , . nheppard pansn Wantedfliour teaehers whol 'Q I,-l.,.xl:!-D F I -I 1 will pass me. f f llxlgve H '15 'UPU' U I Sink l.M1.z4:tQist3n. l y ,fel the selllttt' Plat ' ? i A 44 -Ee i'.-lt THE SNOOP AND PEEP The SNO0P and PEEP tRi e Corn or zu l'1111l1'.sl1erl in Leap Year on the Fifth SCIZIIITIIIIVV p ' What Have You Subscription price: 310.00 per year 1532.00 1 in Leap Years as one more issue is publishedt. Hel' hail' that lay along her back W Was yellow like ripe eorn. , , -DANTE GABRIEL Hosserri. Submitted as .a.w .,r,. 2 nd class matter y h Rejwjtpd as gmylytlm C1355 matter Well. maybe the Blessed ldamozel s was. but Awepfad as ppdpp pp p. ppvpppp 1 Q gth C1355 matter t we think that some of the W ebster belles have missed the exact shade. Perhaps their ardor if Y O leans toward the dashing Robert Browning. and would fain have him repeat Vl7hy your hair was amber, l shall divine. Even at that Various people who lose their annual re- I 11111111 H1651 Put 111 one pmt 10 much' ceipts and come crying for new ones. Aged l have made an exhaustive statistical hunt. 4.01-5' and although l broke my spyglass in the third act. I find that our old Alma Mater has The IWSO11 Wh he been llltmg Squeegees the following decided tlast weekt blondes. and group pictures from the annual oflice for amorous reasons. Age 17 tl think t . W1111f'S sss-s sssssss ssss'sssssssss--sssssss-s-ss 2 , , , Reds va,..vv,.Y.w,,,.YY,..,,,.,,,w,,,,,w.,,,,w,,,,w,, 9 People who make straight A s and raise the Ven. Ripe CWM ml. Imwhe it-Q 131355 HVQIYTQC- popcornst rlrr,,,,,,,r,,,r,,,,,,, I ,,,,,,,,,,,,, 31 lieachers who make sarcastic remarks about t 0119 1301119 Muddy XVCHQ15 '- f'- ' 19.5 sensitive people. By carefully looking over the figures you The girl that wears new dresses three times can see that the One Bottle Muddy Wlaters 3 week. have the lead. but they really don't count EILEEN BETTIS. i cause they wont admit lt. and they The Annual Slaff. usually give it up anyway. It is a lot of trouble. But then. youive heard of the allure of blondes ..... l think itis a sequel to The Call of the Wild. So the gilt-handled toothpick will go to the Very Ripe Corus. W' C k One of the whites has got that Boll-weevil S eaten-cotton effect. which is so smart these days. Of course vouive seen jalden Ordeifs raving red ..... well. would you call it Some day soon we expect to see Miss lndia beauty? Among the leaders of the Very Ripe Winston sporting the new Ghandi liollege Q'11'11f is D'1W11flP1' ASUPI' Jones. Zllld H 1111311151 Km Uwlulmni fine job she did of it. too. Mr. llestis favorite song is Barbasol. If 5111119 '11 1116 11611145 f1'111i1 SP1 1'1'1'F' 55111111 19' , -. - , -l , - .y sults, but some of them ..... ohl ohl ohl you dont believe this, drop in on the bovs . . . fl I I 1 I V 1 I Q I f I' And can you blame a little girl for helping out gift, ui some ray elllfi ical iow o ten trey Mother Nature with a little bottle of dioxygen sing it. However. this is only consistent with ...-. or may you plvefm- pemxidv? We Carft Mr. licstis great love for jazz. all be beautiful. rf' My .A-w,.f'i'1 ' , Chuck Smith: l.,et me see one of those 'whiff WW 1 t'f'Lim Vi. corn belts l have been hearing so much about. y Now the l7aerll tv willtwbe compelled lot tell ix- Nlrs. Very Dear: llid you sweep behind the l llwlli 1119559511inpxliiiyqilli wlml F110 dnl 113111951 I V7 ' ' the seniors two years ago ni baseball and foor. baskctballl. since the teachers did ftToTM'accoiri- ,ff llnthie V. ll.: Yes. Nearly everything. plish much this year. X5 ix Fx I I Y ,f x i X K X X ,X N- , g f N ' -g-J- tt - THE SNOOP AND PEEP Cartha Marr Answers Your In timate Problems ouv. 'DEAR 3 1 .Q CARTHZJZQ MARK y Dear Cartha Marr: I am in a terrihlt- lll'0fIIl'Li- ment, Another skirt is trying to get my man. She hafl him once. hut gave him up and now she wants him hat-k again. He is a lyig he-man at Wehster High Svllool. hut his minfl is sorta warped ahout her. anfl Clay hy clay! in every' way I feel him slipping out ol, my grasp. Please answer in a hurry he- tfdlliit' this is fast hurning out my heart. Lttrn Ricks. All I can sayf is hold on tight, vurl your eyelashes. ancl keep the other damsel out of hisl sight. CAR'rtt.y M,yRR. My clear lVIrs. Cartha Marr: I haye notieefl your sage arl- . . Q I rice anrl am writing to you for help in a little matter. I haw founfl me a swell gal, hut somehow I cIon't think sheis so wilcl ahout me. Ifyferyf night I sit out in front of her house in my ear and honk and honk my' horn. hut she neyer comes out to see me. Is there anything wrong in my actions? l'n.L BREN. iPill: I Canit unflerstantl it. Perhaps yio.L1rxlio1'ri is out ol' tune. C'ARTnA MARR. Dear Mrs. Marr: I am 4 feet ltt inches tall and weigh I52. Need I reduce? No. try Crocl-liver oil. ,- -.-. Y vigrx K t WHAT WOULD HAPPEN IF: School Astonished The greatest surpris tx nl lItt'l I liihl . F - sm-hool year vanie when l rot-hel ElSSt'llIItIy'. Gaines clisplayecl a new sweat jar-ket. I ' thing I-IIIIS noyelty, a Ill'l 'Ill with hiaek ant I refl I :- stripes. supplantefl his antique' orange antl hlaek sweater lin-1-are was whivh we hafl all loyft-cl so . Asn on a test. I Henry eyer latletl to lllLlIxt' itll illlllHlllll't IlH?llI Ill Virginia Set-le or Pauline Hoener 4-yer maflt- as loyy as A ywek passed in whieh Hoy not klvkt-tl out ol 5t'Il4ltII. mum-h for so many years. In f'lml.lf,g Hlu.,,1,,N fm.,,.Ul me . . ' ' . ' ' r- 4' to ' spite of the lavt that I-yt-It-t el- dnl. --.,,H.n,e jul, - . . ' ' . if ' , ' lem-ts are in yogue this st-asonu Miss Ht.l,1,,5l1.. mm. pipkml Ll he apparently voulcl not WN song that th tht- appeal ol the yet anal sf n let. Vtflien we get old t intl gray t -' 'i joyetl singing . Vlwln-re were we van tell oltt' fframlt-liilmlren' 7' ' yor annual tax that we were in the gootl UIfI' Nlrss Allen w N, g 1 I vlass ol 3.1. tht- year wlien lVlr.l s - . . . trains-s in spite ol tht- fle- hall. pression hought himsell' a neyy llll' fivflo javket. This Iavt alone yyill en- tlear us to our posterity, neyer trretl lo P It'l' t'IllI'N VII' r ' no henellt shoyys welt-ornefl eyery- one who walkefl through stutly stall memha-rs get sympathy hy tellin hoyy harcl they work:-fl. 7- The Meetin ' Place A Mellertlrammer in 'l'hree At ts l .fkvt tht- lirst Svene: Any old vorner Time: A halmy' IVIay flay. Illiaravter: llohert E. Illakv. tAs the vurtain rises our hero is seen paving arouncl a lamps post.t , . Intake: Uh. fair tnanlen. art thou 1-omtng! les? f y t the rurtain lallst Aft the seeontl Svene: Thr- same corner. Time: Une-half hour later. Charaeter: The same syyeain. As the 1-urtain rises our hero is seen paw-ing arountl a lamp- IMISI. 5 tlat. ljlake: lou yyreteh. another ten minutes and l'll leaye you rw t lhe vurtain fallst St-ene: The same tfttl' Time: An hour lat I Blake: Madam. my , . Close tentering hy Blake? Blake: Katherine hour after school was Close: Well. if I C l'. Avt the thircl ner. Iharavters: The same syyain. Later. another swain. I I Imlepart. the sicle doort: Wfhat ya waitin' lor. iatienee is at an ent. ,lot Ull ies told me she fl meet me here an l. w were you. Icl go home anfl get a littlr- sleep. Sthool isn't out until june the tenth. trlihe vnrtain falls with the tiring of two shots.t I-l I, , :faq 1 - I THE SNOOP AND PEEP We. as st-II--appznnletl i't'-preseritatlves of the senior vlass. In-ing ul suuncl mincl unfl lmfly tn e think sn anyway I. flu Iietelvy tlwlaie this In lu- uni' last will and testament. Wie. King: Snoop anrl Qiwvii Peep. flu eixe uncl I'vt-qneatli tht- lntlfm ing. tn-wit: I. 'ln tht- svlitml in gem-ral-Iiliggf-r keytwlt-s anfl transmns. f 2. Ib Nlr. Hixsnne--A ltlllglllt'-lI?fI stnflt-nt Imfly in assemlvly. I-I. 'Ili Mr. Altlrit,-I1 Une lmttle nf HlHf'UIllI't. I 'lin NIV. I,attafAn Lipper svliool wliivli will not reqnf-st the prixilegf- ul Imrine the lmu-r st-lmnl with tUltlHlltlt'P- nients. 3. In Wliss Iteplngle---thie tltllltfll. In In- usa-fl In Inurn 'I'Iie tell Ilut-klinefi tv. 'lin Mr. Ilest- AA Inns' glee 1-Inli that nexvr goes llalt. I. lin Nliss Alle,-I1-MXN ays nnfl means ult'nllt't'litig1 lines. fl 7 U. ln lVl1'. I,intIlilnmnffvline lmttlt- ul In-roxirle. 'I In Xfliss xX'itNlCINitl'tfI+iX new xoltnnv nl flames lor 'lima-A. 1 fy . Ill. 'ln Wlr. Nlt'lItlll1lIfl w'A neu t,In'xrol1-t. nlivn Ins oltl one Nvzltts ont. I I. 'lin Mr. Wnml-'A Irie nttemlant-Q' at vxery matinee. IZ. In Vlr. Wintoiierk lnnne rmnn that neu-r makes one lvit ul' noise. lil. In NI frff AA A ftn Ive 4-nntinnetl antl itIltG'tltIt'fI in future. In witness wln-rt-nl mg flu In-rt-Ivy st-t uni' nlllvlal seal In tlns lltntial tltwinnent. Xltlwn- is that seal nnylnm? Kim. Sxmw, tjtmix Pict-:P. HELP WANTED The Snoop and Peep , following out its long established policy of looking after the needs of the school, feels that some steps should be taken to provide for the vacancies left in the school by the gradua- tion of some of our prominent members and, therefore, offers employ- ment to the following people: Someone who will take Ruth Jane Verdier's place as official Mildred Bailey and Helen Kane. Another Burton Messick to make announcements that the Senior Vocational Club will meet on the front steps at 3:00 sharp. A substitute for Elizabeth Phillips-need we go into detail? Another Ike Moffett to take the boys' minds l?I off their lessons. A Bolshevist to follow in Don Ellinger's footsteps. l in Annual Staff CLASS WILL livieet the Echo t, , . . . I lCont. from Page 1, Col. lt wengerclt gut them Ivnsy :nak- g f-tufts ul xarinns kinds. tfllter seeing some examples of their unrk. we van easily see uhy the ineinln-rs of the an- nnal stall are knmvn as the Iuest lt-hartists in sch rs I lot ltttl. nnscl the encl nl the pe- rnwtl thc- st-ill svittereil to nthei c c . c , parts. anfl no ine was pn-sent lm' tht- ltnal lwtl. As we niatlt nur linal afliens In her. tht eavliei' was still gathering up tht- sf-atterefl rfliaits. y XX onli I xnn like lo xisit the Iut,HtI stall next xear! I wt invisiiimin THAT: 1 Artl nn' Weigel :night eratiln 'ite next xeanx A hlttltlilllt' rnnni xxlll ln- in stnllefl. Ni l,oinltn't lr UHIIIU' In start F F flailing l'wI'tftI lllienney. Ilerinan ancl Nliltenlwrgel ixlll stop vntting svlnml ,lnnt III. I'tl1'I1s ancl Llnse still nst- tht U ue ,xp 'ein-' sxstein ut tinttet- l till este t 1' Mann. that gtantl nltt t1'4villwr. I nine lusI1tX lllmitl s in - - 1 Imax tlns st-alsnn as tl lnxenilm Someone who can get by with gypping school likeloh, well, after I all, why mention names? hll It-mt. ln ntlmt-r tt mns. NIV. Nlann ltnrlx Iantl tln' nlnllem-e ont: in lavt. thnx xterm- stl'c't1'I1e1I ont urine lwalvelt t llly. JUNE '7i - f,4f'ler lyou have .reen your bookj L fifii 47.1 1 A-f - fff' ' E nh Us 'S -'22, 69 '51, A W '-Hicaafrug cc o E.'e,sAk.fs4, -L4 ,gr in v I:i-. .' I g, 'XJ - , F I ANNUAL smrf DIPARCJ F133 P13111 UNKZVLQPWY. - L XJ x M K X KI VY, vlsk I f Li EX a , N U. 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'N l N if x f JJ W A- -k 11 'lk XX Rf '6 1 6 X g 3 Page Um' HIl2IL!71'L1, f ur!y-two , , .x X r I. . ff ff x f 1 H,.. 1' A H , f N 1.1 f A - 11,14 rf--an X at YA,,-A- xv -R4 - -ff 'Y' i-5,3 f ' -N k NS X'-3.4 k-,iff VXWv rl!! .,f ' ' xxx X,-,!' kg L Cf 1 The staff wishes to thani4 the Business mem oi this Community who hy their generous support have helped to mai4e possible this ,i93Q volume at time Echo. X ii ll. ff -A. T MCVICAR. ROBERT NIADDERN. TVIARJORII-I MADDPIRN. SALLY JANE NIALLINCKRODT. VIRGINIA MARSALEK. EDITH TVIARSH. DOROTHY TVIAY. KENNETH METIVIER. JULIA MILLER. WILLIAM MILLS. RICHARD MISTLER. MEARLE MONCILIR. ISOBEL TVIOORE. BESS LOUISE MOORE. RALPH NIOORS. BETSY KATE TVIOSBY. SAM NAYLORA JOI-IN NEELY. VERNON NULL. RUSSELL PATTERSON. ELEANOR PAYNE. BURTON PECRAM. ROBERT M. PENIIARVIS. HARRY R. PETERS. LORRAINE PETERSON. MELVILLE PROSSER. LUCILLE SIIARPE. TALBERT S'I'ARl4'l-Ilfl'. VIOLET SLATTERY. JOE SLOOFMAN. ALVIN SN!-IED. BILLY SPENCER. VVALTER SLTENDICR. MARION SWAIILEN. BILLY Class 7A Ccontinued from page QUANTE. LAVERNE REEVES. LAWRENCE ROBINSON. BILL ROGERS. BILL ROSS. CLARENCE SCHULZ. HENRY SCHUMERT. ELEANOR SCHWARZ. RICHARD Sl-IERRIL. WILLIAM SHEWMAN. GORDON SHULTZ. MAR.IORIE SIDLER, JANET SIVELLS. NIAXINE SMITH. PRENTICE STALL, MARTHA STANLEY. VIVIAN STANTON. STODDARD STARKEL. JEAN STEPHENS. ALICE LOLJISE STEVENS. DAVID STICE. NANCY STROUP. IVA DELL SUNDER. EDWARD SUTHERLAND VVALTER .L ..L,41jfQp..,. f f Class 8B Ccontinued from page OQD TAYLOR. VANCE THIRSTRUPS. ADI-ILINI-I ULRICH. NIARGARET VAN BENTHUYSI-IN. KITTY VVAGONER. WVALTER WVALL. RUTH WARD. NIILDRED W A T E R M A N. P ATT Y -f--4'2hfr---- Mid-Freshman Ccontinued from pa ROBINS. SETH ROSBOROUCII. GEORCE ROSSITER. LEWIS SCIIAEFER. KENNETH SCIIMID. HELEN SCllN'IIlJ'l'. NIILDRICD SCIINJCBEIMN. MILTON SCIINI-ILL, EMMA SCOT'l'. DORIYFIIY SERIS. JOSl'IPl'lINl-I SHARP, JOHN I :QI Om' Hll!lt171'll, FOIIV-four SIMS. VIRCIL SLATTERY. MAURICE STARKER. BERT - SLTTHI-IRLAND. 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Real Estate Department of WEBSTER GROVES TRUST GO. Morgan Coggeshall, Real Estate Officer D. R. Whitiimore L. C. Martin A. G. Taylor L. A. Bainter Nl. Newsome Herbert Heath DODGE 86 BOLLMEIER Webster 1282 H Battery Sillziltlegtiicil Service A. BRANDENBURG l W'nH'ld 'md V S' THU Groceries and Metllb Lockwood and Plant Ave. 1 . Phone Wfebster 2504 Webstt-i' Groves, N10 E. Blg Berld Road Suburban Cleaning 86 Dyeing Co. FLOYD DAVIS We own and operate l ' Real Estate our own plant Phones: Webster 128 and 1281 l 615 E. Lockwood Wfebster 461 1 LINDENWOOD COLLEGE FOR YOUNG WOMEN Founded 1837 ST. CHARLES, MO. Young women graduating from Webster Groves High School will be inter- ested in Lindenwood, so we hope you will write for a beautiful bool: of views and r a catalog, or better still, come and see us. We have some wonderful students from Webster Groves and shall be mighty 1 happy to have students from the class of 1932 write us. JOHN L. ROEMER. 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The distinction and charm of genuine craftsmanship possessed by all Beclctold Covers is well exemplified in this 1932 ECHO. BECKTOLD COMPANY i l 200-212 PINE STREET ST. LOUIS l t i TREMBLEY-WILSON REAL ESTATE AND LOANS CO. Trembley-Wilson Building, Webster Groves, Mo. i Money to Loan on Real Estate Ai' Real Estate for Sale-Insurance of All Kinds Q ,XXI X pr., lVl0ml'-cr l'lorists lt-lt-igrriplm IDL-livery !X'swlN'I.l n 'ff' 122 Etfilbnwood rf, yi , Webster Groves ' I xiixxi C E R N Y F L O R A L C O .ii .N WCM' ZW ' ff iNQ44 US. Denny Road fi' ix Flowers for All Occasions Igirrlijvzii iff 1 lr Urir H11r1ifr1'zf liifty-fix ' Y 'X V IF- REC, '- we i ' fs -A ff c c eil f WX ,-' of, . ' 'X, T f swf' ,RX MJINMIIL SMJIFM4' 4 FQ gi f , Q 1 -fs Mg 5' , ' ig ,:1a,,fg3,.:Afr xiwgvv j, A Q . .5 an . + .1 A fs' y f- :ff-' ' ' 7 -, y W 2' , N., , W ' I ' f.. QR ,... ..ox ..,. ,. 12 . 551 ,f t- mia, 1- i-f ,Q 1 'V+ , Q A . X , , we X L f , ' 1 N ' Q S' f - Eff' F W V 3, fwvg t' 5 N -3 , , A. 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Decorative Screen. Whatnots MOST COMPLETE music House IN sr Louis Novelty Trees 66 Plants Fire Screens PRINTING THAT PLEASES DALE PRINTING CQ. 757 E. Big Bend Road Phone, WEbster 2628 Webster Groves, M0- AMBROSE MUELLER DRUG COMPANY The Old Reliable I4 N. Gore Avenue 18 W- Big Bend Road Phone, WEbster 2200 Phone, WEbster 2900 Precriptions A Specialtym X Fountain and Luncheonette Service Prompt Deliveries 'ri V V ' ' M I-1. Sloofman, Prop. 126 W.s.pLockwo0d Ave. Quality and Service Guaranteeldg' :ir the , I ARCADE SHOE REPAIR Ladies' and Gents' SlxoeSl1ining Iihflor 0 Um' H14rl1J're'Lf l'v1,f'Yrt'lIgl7l T 1 , 1 -Pk. . , , Q XXV Q x 'wt-Aw' wr .,, A AR AUTQGRAPI-IS cycus1-- ilulillln z -an--.-........... - , FAIFQVVAY5' Q ,A U sf Tun x X ,A x m , . f fgz-QR, fi s Xxx 4 N V 2421, xx 'XX ff X-.XX xx ' 'TBNQX ,QE-f . x nf' XXX XX X XX , X X 1 XX j ,f rj. vfff l 'i f i,tsf f' x.,f f X X,,J 'A nmvk-vi, wg., TH Re E n 6P A mme. ff 4 mow: mxszevw my mawwnqgp ww-ff If ti e-.rc AMNG 21 Page One Hundred Fxfly-nine ADVE12TISE12S'1NDEX Bechtold Bindery .. Bramman-Schmidt-Busch . A. Brandenburg EE,,,E,, . Central Engraving Cerny Florist . . Dale Printing Co.. .. F. L. Davis Realty Dodge and Bollmier. . .. r Hess and Culbertson Jewelry Co. 1-Iunleth Music Store 1 . King Quality Products Co. . Lemclce Conservatory of Music . Lindenwood College L .. , Lowe and Campbell Sporting Goods. . Ludwig Music House ,. .. .. Ambrose Mueller Drug Store .. Old Qrchard Cleaners Qld Orchard Pharmacy Qld Orchard State Bank Parker Undertaker Reichardt Motor Co. . . Rubicam Business School . St. Louis Band Instrument Co. . St. Louis Building and Loan Sloofmann Shoe Arcade Speedwa Schools Suburban Cleaners Trembley Wilson Realty Co. Von Hogmann Press Ward Bros. . , , Webster Groves Trust Co., Real Estate Dept. Webster Groves Trust Co. Sid Whiting W. Zemitzsch Decorative Co. Page . 156 .. .. 148 153 1 145 156 158 153 1 149 ' 156 r. L 158 L 154 L 158 153 .r 148 158 1 158 153 156 . 149 148 r . 156 149 D 148 149 1 . 158 1 152 153 156 150 153 153 149 . 147 1 xx 158 1 .f X'-. inf - -..N.,,.- ' , - vi .. P1 ..,f x . W 1 K X I 1, O H alred in f f ' 1 ! 1 1 1 x A. ,rig , .g 1 Sty ix p 1K lt 1 Q .,.,.----Y-- gf- J X fx, 1 k, In INDEX POST GRADUATES HOLLAND, ARLINE, 30, 110 MILBURN. BOB, 28 LYSELL. JACK, 25, 92 MOODY, BARRUN. 92 SCHWARZ, WINFREIJ. 106, 107, 110 S E N I CD I2 S AIGLER, DOROTHY, 33, 77, 78, 79, 81, 85, 127 ALDERSON, IVIARION, 29, 90, 95 AMES, NANCY, 38 ANDREWS, ROBERT. 23, 94, 103, 10-4 ARENDES, ROBERT, 38 ATKISSON, MARX' ELIZABETH, 28, 104, 1 106, 107, 108. 111 AUSTIN, BRICCS, 21. 39. 92. 1116. 107 BASCH, GEORGE, 37 BAXTER. ROBERT, 26. 94, 1 BEAL. RUTH, 25, 77. 85, 90, 103, 1 10, BECHTOLD, EDWARD, 37 BENSON. EDNA. 34 BENTLEY, HAROLD, 38 BICKLEY, ALAN, 39, 40, 86 114 BIRCH. CLARA ALICE, 38 BLACK, JANE, 27 BLAKE. ROBERT, 39, 90 CHARLES. 24. 92 LOIS, 37. 77, 79, 88, 89 BOPP, GEORGE, 27, 68, 101, 110 BULL, MARY, 37 CALDWELL. WINNIE. 28 CANNON. RICHARD, 31, 90 CANNON, ROMA, 34. 90 CARABINA, HARRY, 30, 67, 72, 73, 74, 94 CARR, CHARLES. 21, 39, 68. 70, 86 CHENEY. FREDERICK, 33, 93, 110. 111 CLYMONTS, MARY, 29, 89, 105 COESTER, MARIA LOUISE, 27, 104 77. 90. 95 BLEKE, BOHN, COFFMAN. IRENE. 31, COLEMAN, RUBY, 28, 95 COLTON, FRANK. 36, 94 COMFORT. VIOLA. 26, 77, CONNIOILHHIARRY, 28, 86, 105 ' CQNRAD, OSCAR, 36, 74, 111 Gown. HELEIX1.- 29, 73, 19, Bo, 81 CRAWLEY, EDITH MAE, 34.477, 90, 95 CROSS. ROBERT, 25, 909' I ICURTIS. IWILLIAM, 35, 74 DAGGER. IDA, 24 78. 79, 1 1 1 1 15. DASSLER. MARCARET LEE, 24, 90 DAWSON. DELL. 31, 85 DAWSON. ROBERT. 32. 92. 96 EDNA. 22, 95 ICJPJWEIN, DONNELL, RUTH. 24, 89, 95, 1 11 DUCK, BLII1-I BELL, 25 DITENKE. MARIE, 23, 78, 79, 85 ELLINCER, DONALD, 37. 86, 89, 93, 106 ETTER. RUTH ELLEN. 33 EXTUN. CAROLYN, 22, 110 FINTON, FRED, 27 FLESH MAN, FRANCES. 30, 77, 79, 85 FLINT, HELEN. 24. 78. 79. 80, 81, 85 FRITZ, ADA BELLE, 23 CAUNT. MARX' E., 31, 95 GAUSMANN. NIILDRED. 30. 95 GEB1-ILEIN. MARIE. 25 GEORGE. RALPH. 24, 74. 92, 91 GOETZ, FRANCES, 38. 95 JOHN. 25, 96, 98 GORDON, GORDON, POWELL, 39 VIOLA, 22, 77, 104 GREENE. ROY, 30. 68, 70. 92, 94. 1 12 CUTH. JAMES. 34 GRAVES. GUTII, SARA LOUISE, 22, 85 GUTMAN. DORIS. 37, 95 HALEY, PALIL, 30, 96, 98 HARKEY, JUDY, 25, 77, 78, 80. 81. 95. HARLEY, HAZEL ELLEN. 95. 105 HARTER. ROBERT. 96, 98 HEAP, IVIARGARET ANN, 33, 103 HECK, MARCARET, 28, 90 HEINS. OTILIA, 35 HEISINC. DOROTHY, 29 HEISINC, GEORGE, 23, 92 HELD, NIILTON, 22, 94, 112 HENRY, KILBOURNE, 22, 86, 93, 104, HERBERT. WILLIAM. 26 HICKS, RUTH, 31, 89, 104 HILLEMEYER. FRANK. 34, 68. 93. 94 HOENER, ALAN. 35. 105, 111 104. 108 108, 110 Page One Hundred Slxly-on X 'E' f, 'gf- ' .- 'L -. - 1 'nf-5194? ..f4'L 77E4' I ' HOEN1-IR. PAULINE. 37. 89. 90 HOLERANIP. NANCY. 35. 77. 85 HONIG. IRENE. 23 HOOPER. MARY. 27. 89 HORINE. SAM. 23. 90. 92. 103. 105 HORNE. HAROLD. 36. 90. 93. 94. 96. 98 1 1 1. 1 12 HORWITZ. B1-IRNICE. 27. 95 HOW. ALBERTA. 32 JENKINS. VIGEE. 27 JOHNSON. ROBERT. 30. 86. 90 JOHNSTON. XVILLIAM. 33 JONI-js. DOUGLAS. 29. 92. 94. 95 JONEs. KATHERINE. 35. 110. 111 JIIsTIfs. DOROTHY. 26. 90. 105 liAIIEIfNIAN. ANDREW. 92 KEIIDE. EDWARD G.. 24. 90 Kl'IL1.1iY. WILLIAM. 35. 74 KLEENIAN. FRANCIS. 31. 96. 98 KLEEYIAN. XVALTER. 32. 96. 98 KONESKO. HELEN. 24. 89. 105. 106. 107 KONESKU. JANE. 24. 95. 105. 108. 110 KUKEN. JOHN. 33. 94 KOTOVERY. ALFRED. 73 INLREETNIEYER. CHARLOTTE. 23 KIINZ. RETTY JANE. 77. 81 KUNZ. DOROTHY. 32. 40. 96. 98 LANGE. RITTI1. 32 LARSEN. JOSEPH. 33. 96 LEENIAN. XVAYNE. 28. 74. 105. 108 LAFURT. CARPER. 28. 74. 94. 1 11. 112 LIDIRAY. BILL. 28. 86.92. 104. 111 LINR. ENIERSON. 25. 68. 74 MA1LN1'IR. MARSHALL. 31. 92. 103. 111 Nlllfglil-11-2. DAVID. 29 MANN. CHEST1-IR. 98 V11-lRIx1fII.. DOROTHY. 26. 104 N1EssIm:R. RIRTON. 35. 90. 971 MILIIIIRN. NIARILIJERITI-Z. 34 MILLER. JINI ELIZAEETII. 33 MILLER. .IOIIN C.. 29.92. 106 M01C1.1.1'IR. .IOIIN J.. 22. 67. 68. 70. 94. 112 MU1 I'1i'l l'. 1L1iI'I'A. 30, 94. 1 12 1V10NTA1Ql11-I. VIRGINIA. 29.95. 110 1VIONYIfENNY. PIIILIII. 31. 86. 105. 106 NIOODY. JOYI:E. 30. 95 Q IVIOODY. VI-LLYIA. 23 Mf11i1'I1.f11'Q12II..211.fr7.f1U. 71. 71 4 V ' . . ' ll ll 1V1l 1111uR. f.l,AIR14. LOIIIRI-3. 36. 80. O1 RAc:II'I'NIANN. DANIEL. 37.86. 90 . 1 08. 1 08 107 N161.81JN-1'1I.1.S'1'R01X 1.E1,lCANl1I1.3f1.U5. 101 111 Pagz' Um' Hll7lL1,Tf't1 Silly-Iwo NEUKUM. RUTH. 90 0,CONNOR, XVILLIAM. 36. 74. 90. 104 PAGEL. MARY. 22 PAULLETTE. ELLA LOUISE. 32 PAYNE. CHESTER. 21. 39. 67. 72. 74. 94. 104. 108 PERKINS. VIRGINIA DORIS. 34. 96. 103. 111 PETERS, VIRGINIA. 29. 85. 95. 104. 125 PHILLIPS. ELIZABETH. 32. 1117. 110 PHIPPs. ELEANOR, 27. 85. 106 POGUE. AVIS. 33 PRITGHARD. MARGARET E.. 37. 77. 85. 90. 95 PIJFFER. VIRGINIA. 95 RAGAN. LOIS. 30. 77. 78. 79 RANDOLPH. JUNIOR. 27 RICE. MARBEI.. 26 RITGHIE. HELEN. 25. 96. 98 ROSSITER. NIARCARET 35. 90. 95. 104. 108 RUPP. BETTY. 34. 90. 95. 103 RUSSELL. HLGH. 22 SGIIALL. HENRY. 31 SCHALL. LOUIS. 32 SCHIPPERS. LOUISE. 39. 106 SCHWARTZ. LELAND. 31. 96. 98 SEELE. VIRGINIA. 30 SENN. VIRGINIA, 31 SHANDS. T. J.. 38 SHEPPARD. VVYILLIAM. 21. 39. 92. 111. 112 SIIEWNIAN. CHARLES. 32 SHOWALTER. ELAINE. 22. 96. 98 SIECMLIND. CHRISTINE. 27. 95. 111 SKINNER. .JOHN S.. 67. 86. 92. 105. 108. 1 1 I SMITH. NANGY. 33. 77. 78. 79. 80.81. 85. 95 SMITH. STI-IRLINC. 36. 68. 70. 73 SP.-4.111-1. 1VlARsHALL. 34. 98 SP-xI,DING. ALBERT. 38 S'I'l'2ARNS. HEL1-IIN. 24. 77. 79. 80.81 S'l'1i1'111i1NS. 1V1AR.lORI1-I. 25. 77. 78. 81. 85. 90. 105. 110 S'1'lCV1-INS. C111-IST1-lR. 27. 98 STUISIIC. NIARY. 38. 77. 78. 79. 80. 81. 85 S'1'0lilI1i1iR. WII.LIAIxI. 35. 106 5'I'RAl111. CATHERINE. 37 STRAIIR. NJ.-K1iYN15Ul1IS1C. 23. 90. 95 ' X ,, 5'1'RUl1'1', HARRY. EI 'A 'fqxfiwnx RVN, Sl'N1NIA. LEILA RI:LIfE . J37.95! 7-2. T.-Xl1'l'1'11A1il'5. 21. 91 If I X 'L1lUYX11'S11fN1fJiUZ1i AIN35. 07. 72.92. 104 ,II I, '1'IR REI.I..1' M ARCAR1-I'1'. 33 'F T1l1i5L111',E'Y. B1iT'11Y. 36 Q xg 'IVKL-gf E774 Y A J x .f . 1 F ,f V 4 xbxxx--.277 K utr- I 1 XM . uffffni fxkf A ' X P 1 1 .al '1 1 TROSRE. KATHERINE. 311. 104, 1 13 TRUEBLOUIJ. HELEN. 34 TRUEBLOOD. MARIQARET. 39 TICKER. BENNETT. 38. 103. 101 VERDII-IR. RUTH JANE. 28. 86. 95. 105. 110. 111. 112 VESPER. MAROARET. 36 VNCACIITI-IR. RUBYE. 31. 95 WVAGNI-IR. BETTY. 23. 77. 85. 90. 95. 11 1 W.ALBANI1:RE. GENE. 26. 90 VVVALKI-IR. WVINTFORD. 29 WVALSH. HUGH. 26. 94. 1 11 VJRANNER. CHARLES. 311, 67. 73. 92. 105 MID-SE ANDERSON. ARTHUR. 40 ANDERSON. HAROLD. 40, 73 HELL. JAMES. 29 BICNTLY. RUSSELL. 40 BL1-YVANS. VIROINIA. 40. 77.115 BOHN. BILL. 40. 771. 104 RR,AO1p. PAIL. 40. 96 BREEN. BILL. 40. 67. 60. 73. 94 BROQENLANN. KPINN1-l'l'H. 40 CABLE. BLANCH E. 40. 77. 79. I-11 CALLAN. LAWRICNCE. 25 CAIVIPBI-QLI.. GORDON. 40 CHAMBERS. JANE. 40 CLOSE. GEORGE. 40. 104 COOR. GEORGE. 40. 67. 611. 72. 96 COLRTRIEHT. DOROTHT. 40 CLRD. CHARLES. 40 DAIIQER. MARJORIE. 40 DAVIS. PARRER. 40 DONOVAN. MARIE. 40 EIEHORN. KENNETH. 40 EWALD. RAY. 40 FERGUSON. MARY. 40. 77. 79. 813 FRERRING. MARcj:ARET. 40 GRAM. PAUL. 4-0 GREATER. GLADYS MAE. 40 HALL. BARBARA. 40. 90 HEATH. HARRIICT. 40. 95. 104 JAE1LER..ROBERT. 40. 93. 94 JUHNRCVM. RUTH. 40.77. 85 KELLY. CHARILES. 40. 912. 51113 KISSEI.. BARTH. 40A KURHAMMER. DORIS. 85. 86 KREMER. XVALT1-ZR. 10. 96,71 R . - 3 MN' r NX-if ,gf ff' -A7 XVARN1-ZR. BEN. 30 WEIOLE. GRAIQE ADELE. 36 XV1'IL1.S. MARJORIE. 26 xVINS'l'111Y. HUT11. 39 XVULCO'l l'. MARJORIE. 22 XVOLF. CATHICRINI-l. 36. 90, 95 WOOD. ROBERT. 27. 71 XVRIGHT. JACK. 32. 92. 111 WVRIUIIT. ROLAND JAMES. 37. 621 WVRIGIIT. MARIAN. 20. 95 YOUNO. EVA. 32. 90 f . , ' 1 D ' L1-ILL. LOUIS. 3.1. O6. 93 NIQRS 1,.ANe..I-'ORD. LELAND. 74. 96 1.ARSON. FRI-lI11iRIC1i. 4.1 LARSUN. l,lYT111-ZR. 68 LODEWTRS. PICTI-I. 11 LUTHRUP. HUTII. 36 MAIJKEEN. l JII:R. 11. 73. 10-1 M.A1:ESEI'. SH1'1ll.A.A1f1.UfJ MIQCEE. LAURA. 41. 105 MONROE. I'AL'L. 41 MOTT. L0'1 1'I1I. 09 NEININOER. BETTY. 11. 119 15'I,EO1.E. MELTIN. 41 ROBINSON. XVILSUN. 11. 912. 94. ROSSITER. LESLIE. 611. 7-1. 912 911. RUSH. JOAN. 41. 91 SAl.Z1L1i11ER. RILHARD. 122 SCIILIEMANN. FRANR. 41. 73 SCIIMIIYI1. HAROLD. 11. 75 SLHNEIDER. JANET. 1.1 Sl.I11R1i12K. DOROTHY. 11 515113. ARTHUR. 23. 92 SIIPLTZ. H1CHARD.'1I1.92. 103. 106. SISLER. HOWARD. 41 SPICNCER. ALMA. 41 STONE. OLIVER. 41 . 93. 911. 99. 106 STRUOT. ARTHIR. 41 SU'I'H1iR1.AN1J. 1f'R.ANI:ES. 41. 90. 95 TIIURNTON. HELEN. 41. 219 TOI.R.AI:z. JANE. 35 U'l'REC1'1T. HAROLD. 124 VAN HENTH1TYS1'IN. RAT. 41. 77. 79. WALRER. CHARLES. 41. 93 YOUNIQ. CALVIN. 41 ZELL. MARTHA. -11. 77. ZEAIITZSEH. XVALTICR. 92. 1071 79. U5 Page' Ona Hllfldft' 911 1117 1111. 1 93 J SIAM'-tlvv L1 Pa JUNIGRS ALDERSON. BILL. 42. 105 AMMERMAN. ELIZABETH. 42. 89 BAIR. MERVIN. 42. 91 BARNHART. VIRCINIA. 42. 91 BATTMER. ALBERTA. 42. 91 BAUMSTARK. EDWIN. 42 BECHTOLD. JOHN. 42 BECKER. MARCUERITE. 42. 77. 79 BENTLEY. WILLIAM. 42. 75 BENTSEN. ALICE. 42 BERCMANN. VERNICE. 42 BERRY. ARTHUR. 42. 89 BETTIS. EILEEN. 42. 95 BOETTCER. WALTER. 42. 91 BOWRINC. MARCARET. 42. 77 BRACKMAN. LOIS. 42. 91 BRANDT. THEODORE. 42 BUDKE. CONRAD. 42 BURCESS. CHARLES. 42. 67. 71. 74. 93 BURCESS. MARX' BELLE. 42 BURNEY. EVELYN. 91 BURSMEYER. EVELYN. 42 BURTON. BILL, 42. 91 CARPENTER. DAVID. 42. 86 CARPENTIER. GRACE. 42. 95 CLARK. HUNTER. 42 COMFORT. HELEN. 42 CORLEY. MARY HELEN. 42 COUNCIL. ADA JANE. 42. 91. 95 DAVIDSON. ARLEY MAUD. 42. 79. 91 DAVIE. KETURAH ANN. 42. 105 DESALNIIC. ARTHUR, 42. 67. 68. 70. 74 DITTMAN. DOROTHY. 42. 95. 105. 108 EBLINC. BLAINE. 42. 73. 93. 96. 98 ELLIS. MARIAN. 43. 105 ERCANIAN. JANE. 43. 77. 79. 80. 85. 91 FAHEY. MARCARET, 43 FARR. C-OLDA. 43 FORCI-IY. GEORCIANNA. 43. 95 FURSE. ,JI-IAN. 43 GARVEY. CLARENCE. 43. 89. 105 GIBSON. DAVID. 75. 103 GLEESON. ROSAMUND. 43. 86. 88. 96 GRAYBILL. GILBERT. 43. 98 HAHN. MARY MARCARET. 43 HARRIS. DOROTHY. 43 HEIDINCER. VERNON. 43. 73 HERBST. BILLY. 98 HERMANN. HOWARD. 43 IJICKS. JAMES. 43. 91 gf' Om' Hundred Sixty-four HILTON. JIMLVIIE, 73. 93. 105 HOFFMAN. HARRIET. 43. 91. 95 HOLEKAMP. ERDWINE. 43. 77. 79. 80. O1 85. 89 HOLEKAMP. RUTH, 43. 79. 85. 98. HOPKINS. LEROY. 43 HUMMEL. NIARY JO. 85. 91 JOHNSON. MARIAN, 43. 103. 113 JOHNSON. NIARJORIE. 43. 113 JONES. DOROTHY, 43. 95 KELLEY. WARREN. 67. 74 KENDALL, EDNA. 43 KOENIC. JOHN. 43 KOKEN. WZILLIAM, 43 KRUEGER. DOROTHY ANN. 43. 95. KUERZ. LORINE. 43 KUEVEB. PAUL, 43. 116 LAKE. JOHN. 44 LANCSTAFF. JUNIOR. 44 LASHLEY. ROBERT. 44 LEUTWILER. FLORENCE. 44. 81 LEWIS. ARNOLD. 96. 98 LUCKETT. JANE. 44 MANNNING. NIARY. 44 MARK. EDWARD. 110 MAXEY. JAMES. 74 MCCASLIN, ROBERT. 44. 91 MCCIJLL. DAN, 44. 75. 96. 98 MCLACAN. JACK. 44. 68. 73 MEYER. MARION. 44 MIER. BILLIE. 44. 85 MORAN. ROBERT. 44 MOREY. SHI-IRDON. 44 MOTHERSILL. BARBARA. 95 MURPHY. HELEN. 44. 81. 91 MYERS. FRANK. 44. 75. 86 NAPIER. RUTH. 44 NOLAN. JOHN. 93. 105 PERKINS. DAVID. 44 POWELL. BETTY. 44. 105 PREHN. WILLIAM. 42. 44. 67. 68. RAVARINO. NIARIO. 74 ROBERTSON. MILDRED. 44 1. 0 1 ,- 0 13 7'7 lg -4 ROBYN. LUCILE. 44. 95 4,4-4 ,.. X SCHUHR. CHARLES R.. 96.C798.g.K SCOTT. DOROTHY. 113.N SHORT. EDWIN,'l4-5 ! SMITH, BILL. 42.45. oss. 93. ms SMITH. MARJORIE. 45 SNYD1-IR. CHARLES. 45 X f' X ,X ,f I STAGG, MARY JANE, 45 STARKI-IR, CHARLOTTE, 45. 113 STICKELLS, AUSTIN, 45, 86. 89 STILES. EMMA. 91 STOCKWELL, RUSSEL, 45 STODDARD, JACK, 45 STO1-INNER, HERBERT, 45. 89 STOHLMANN, ERNEST, 45. 96 TEAK. NORBERT, 45 TENNESON. EVERETT, 45 THOMAS. JULIA L.. 45. 91 TYLER, SIM. 45, 89 VIER H ELLER. JIYNE, 95 AMES, HAY. 46 ANDERSON, RALPH, 46, 68, 94 BATES, LIYGILLE, 46, 89 BLOOD, CHARLES, 46 BOURCEOIS, CARROLL, 46. 96, 98 BRATTIN, DUDLEY. 46 BROWN, FRANK. 46 BROWN, JEAN, 46, 85. 89 BROWN, OTIS, 46 BUSGII, CATHERINE, 95 CARMICHAEL, JOHN, 46 CHAPMAN, JOHN, 46, 86. 93 CHIVVIS, JANE, 46, 1.05, 108 COCGESHALL, MORGAN. 46 COLE, TOM, 46, 96, 97 COMFORT, SAM, 46 CRAINE, ROBERT, 46, 75 DELONG, RUTH, 46 DEVERS, EILEEN. 46 ELY, BETTY, 46. 85 ENCLER. WARREN, 46, 88 ERVIN, CHARLES. 46 EKTON, WILLIAM, 46. 94 FITZGERALD, HUDSON. 46 FOOTE, STANWOOD, 46, 75 FRESCHI, HELEN, 46 GRANT. EVRED. 46 NJCREENLANDR MARY. 46 GREEN LEyETB'E'If,TY. 46. 89 X' ' 'F' f I GUSTAFSON, WAYNE,VVA116, 94 4 WGUTHN. ED. 46 N HAKE, MARGARET, 46 ' HARLEY, CAROL, 46 5 X, 1 . XE, 4 3 RSA., 1 - E I 'J Y I X if W' N. '.,. ,,. ,Kr D ff' , VON KESSELL, KARL, 45 XVASEM. EVELYN, 45 WPII,LS, CAROLYN. 91 WPISTRLIP, GEURCE. 45, 68. 71. 96 WHITNEY, RAYMOND, 45, 73 WILSON, EDITH, 45. 79, 81 , 89 WILSON, JOHN C., 45 VVOLFERSPERILER, JOHN, 45 WXOODWARD. HARRY, 45, 89 YOST, DOLLY ANN, 95 ZUROWESTE, FRANK, 45. 91 ZWILLINC, RUTH, 45 MID- JUNICDRS HART, MARGARET, 46 HAWKINS, GEORGE. 46, 89 HELD. MYRNA, 47. 77, 79 HELDMAN. ERNEST, 47, 98 HERZUQL, CHARLES, 117, 73 HI-3SSENDRIic:II, STOGKHAM, 47, 96, 98 HIGKS, ALAN, L7, 68, 74 HOEART, RUTH. 47 HOOD, PAUL, 47, 86, 96, 1115. 108 HORGH. RERNIGE. 47, 98 JOHNSON, ROZENE, 48, 85. 83. 95. 105. 11.2 KELLER. ALICE, 47 KRAUS. LOUISE. 47, 85, 105 LEWIS. CHARLES, 47 LINDEMAN, GLADYS, 47 LUEFFEL. JEAN, 47 LYSELL. BETTY ANN, 47 NICARDLE, PALLEN. 47, 75. 89 MGGHEE, HARRIET. 47, 77, 79 NIOELLMAN. DOROTHY, 47. 89 MONTGOMERY, ELIZABETH. 47, 89, 105 NOAH. JOSEPH, 47. 89 OLCOTT, GEORGE, 47 PAULSON, GAIL, 47, 81, 1115 PAYNE, KATHRYN, 47 PECHMANN, LOUIS, 47. 73 PETTINGILL, ALAN, 47 PIERSON, MARGARET. 47 QFERL, NIARIE, 47 RAHN, ALVA ZAY, 48, 95 ROBINS. KENNETH, 48, 68, 73 ROBINSON, MARY, 48, 95 SANDIDCE, LOFTIN, 48, 88, 96 If . Page One Hundred Sixtyfhf -...M , Q E., ' I JI SCHIFFMAN, JOHN. 48 SCHELLABAROER. JANE, 48, 105 SLOSS. BROOKE, 48 SMITH. WILLIAM C., 48 SODEN, BOB, 48, 88 STONES. FLOBENCE. 48 THOMAS. ETHFI1., 48, 113 ARNDT. GEOROE, 49 BALDECK, CHARLES, 96 BARNHART. WOODSON, 49 BAUMSTARE, WILLIAM, 49 BELL, HOWARD, 49 BENSON, HAZEL, 49 Bl-IRTHOLD, JEAN, 49 BESTERFELDT. DANIEL. 49 BLACKINTON, ANN, 49 BOEEE, MAROUERITE, 49 BONNELL, ALEXINE. 49 BRIOIIAM, JEANNE, 49 BROCKMAN, RAY, 49, 73 BURNS, HELEN, 49 CANN, BILL, 49 CHASE. NOEL, 49 CRIPPEN, BETTY. 77, 79, 80, 81, 85 CORD. ALICE. 49, 113 UACCER, RUTH, 49 DAVIS. ELEANOR, 49 DEIQRER, LLIELLA, 95 DEYONO. BOB, 88 DIEPHOUSE, BOB. 49 DUUCHTY. ANNE, 49 DOYLE, LOVELLA, 49, 77. 13 DIITROVV, BETTY, 49 ERERIIARD. STICPHEN, 50 ERLINO, JANE, 50 ENEEL, MARGARET, 50, 95 ERNST, XVILLIAM, 50 EVVINO. EUNIQE, 50, 95 EXNICR, WVILLIAM, 50 FINOIILIN. CAROL. 50, 86 'c FIIIQIIS, HAY. 50 U11.MURI'I, 'DANNY JANE. 50 GORDON. ICINLAR, 50 GORDON. ESERIDOE, 50 URI-IICNWKHDII, ANN!-I. 50 CINN. HOISIAIIVI' l,UR'I'1'IR. 50 Pagv Om' HIcr1Jre'd Sixty-six TIMBERLAKE, BOB, 48, 75 TIRRELL, CHARLOTTE, 48 VESPER, ALAN, 48, 73 WVAY, PHYLLIS, 48, 77, 79, 81, XVEIGEL, BOB, 48 WVRICHT, FRANK. 48, 75. 105 ZUEFLE. MILDRED. 48, 81, 89 SOP!-IOMORES HALTER, MINNIE AGNES, 50 HARFORD. WILLIAM, 50 HARRIS, JAMES, 50 HARRIS, JEANETTE, 50 HARVEY. JULIAN. 50, 68 HEAP, ARTHUR, 50 HEM, DOLORES, 50 HERMAN, RUSSEL. 50 HERZOG, TED, 50 HISSSE, ROBERT, 50 HILLEMEYER, ANN, 50 HOENER, MARION, 50, 79. 81 HOFFMAN, EDITH. 50 85, 89, 105 HOMAN, HELEN. 50, 77, 79, 80, 81, 85 JEAOER, WILBLIR. 50 JOHNSON. MAC, 50 JONES, MONROE, 50 KERN. CARL. 50 KOKEN. ERNEST, 50 KORHAMIVIER. XVILLIAM. 50 KRAUSCH. HILDEOARDE. 50. 95 LARSON, DAVID, 50. 96, 98 LAWSON. CAROLYN. 51 LEE. CEOROIA, 51 LEFURT, NIADALINE. 51. 86 LEGOST, VIRGINIA, 51 IIHOMMEDIEII, MARIE. 51 LINDEMAN. DOROTHY. 51 1,ODENEAMIfER. EILEEN. 51 IJOHANS. XVA1,'l'I-IH. 51 I,Y'I'1,15, HIITH. 51, 98 1,0wERY, ,bfI,QRCAN. 51 NIAJOR. NIARY, 51 98 . -v-an 4':,f -. .,,-- MXH MARE. FRANK. 51. 96 M.-X11'1'IN. JEAN. f MATT. HOLANDQQ51 I Mll1,,Al1,L9A1'1'l1IN. VIRGINIA. 51 Ml1M11!il.l.NN, RATIIICRINI-1. 51 1V1lE1.fJ11V1-ZR. BEATRIEE. 51 . I' I I. 1 I I I 1 If Y'-X fi. , T75 -4, If 5 A -5 I 'J WJFHJX . 1, kgs-H-Mgfffr M ff METCALE. BETTY. 51, 95 METIVIER, ALPHONSO. 51 MEYER, MATl1.DA, 51. 91, 103 NIEYERS, FRANCIS. 51. 98 MILLER, HENRY. 51. 68, 94 MILLER, JIM, 68 MIL1,ER. JOHN, 51. 75 MIl,1,PlR, WVALTER. 51 MI1,1,S, WARREN, 51 MOELLER. CHARLES. 51. 68 NEAL. CORIN1-I. 51 Nl-IWMAN, BILL. 51, 75, 1115. 1116 NIKIHOLSON. LOIS, 51 NIEDZIALKOVVSKI. WVANDA. 51 OHBRIEN, MABEL JANE, 51, 79 O,BR1EN. OWEN, 51 0.HAVER. FRANK, 52 OVICHFIELD. AIIDREY M.. 52, 88 PAINTER, MARY L., 52 PARRIS. PAT. 52 PASTENE, BOB, 52 PATTERSON, WARD, 52 PATTON. HERBERT. 52 PECHMANN, DORIS. 52 P1-ZCRAM, BILL. 52. 105 PENTLAND, JUNE, 52. 77. 79. 81. 86 PERRY, CEORCE. 52 PETERSON, PAUL, 52, 73 PHEMISTER. JOHN, 52 P11-IRSON, AARON. 52, 1115 POCUE, RUBY, 52 POWERS, ALICE J.. 52 PIINSIION, DOROTHY. 52 RAUM. EIILALIA. 52, 95 ROACH. MARY K.. 52. 113 ROBBINS, HARRIET. 52 ROEHLINO. ELIZABETH, 52. 98 BOSNOW, MARJORIE, 52 ROTTERSMANN. FLORIS, 43. 52. 1116- SANTE. ELSIE. 53. 96, 98 n'i TSqi 15,1 SATTERFIELD, G1-IBALDINE, 95 SCHIPI-ERS. CORNELIA, 52 SCHMID, EDWINE, 52, 95 SCHOENE. CHARLES. 52 SCHNEIDER, CARL, 52 SCH ULENBERC, DOROTHY, 52 SCHWARZ. PAUL. 52 51l0VIl.I.1-l, DOROTHY, 52 S1-ITZER, JANE. 52, 77, 79 SHANDS. MARY HICLEN. 52. 77. 79 SH EPPARD. MARCARET. 52 SHEPPARD, MILTON, 52 S111-LWMAN. MARTHA. 53. 811, 81 SHOWA1.'I'ER. JOHN. 53. 98 SIMPSON, KENNET11. 53, 76, 98 SMITH. MARTHA ANN, 53 STI-IINMI-IYEB. BOB. 53 STEVENS, MARY, 53 S'1'1'1VENSUN. NELSUN. 53 TIIUNIAS, VIVIAN. 53. 91 TREFTS, ANNA. 53 TBEMAYNIAI, STERLINQL. 53 TBOSKE. NIAE. 53 '1'I'CI4ER. JOSEPH. 53 TIITTLE, ESTHER, 53, 95 XVALKER. EMMAIIIHINE. 53 WVALL. A111-ILE. 53, 81. 95 XVA1.LA1l1'I. C11ARI.0'1'T1-l. 53 WARD. JUSEPH. 1119. 68. 91 ','.!- ?,A J 3 V F,A XX 1-,IN01 R1 H. ANN ELILAB .111, 53. XVESSLIER. YSOBFIL, 53 XVIDMER. BABBI1-Z. 53 XWILLIS. JOHN. 53 XVILSON, MARGARET, 53 xV01,C0'l I'. BETTY. 53. 77. 79. XVOODVVARIL EDCAR, 53 XVUODRESS, JAMES, 53. 86. 96. 98 XVBIUHT. ERSRINE. 53. 68, 75 YOIINC. MELYIN. 53, 96. 98 ZIPFEL. ARTHUR, 53 MIFQA-SGPHOMQRE5 1,74 A1gER,S:-LINNNII-J SITE, ,95v j LAREMQQAQNCOR, 75. 87 BOIIN, J ONIPIFR-.,55L,.87. ..., A BOWRINC,SA1N11TEL. 54.31538-7 ' H XXBBQWN, LUCILLE. 5477 K A B'R6'YY-N. BOBERT. 54. 97. 99 M- BIi'EBBxl.XBI:vERI.Y'. 547. 98 lf!! A N RX X 7 S Q-g,,,T S PN x W7 .--Af-A-A.. ,J-A--. - if I z 4 'AnX -- --4 --- -K BIIRCH. JANE. 54. 98 CALLAN. VIRGINIA. 5-L CATER. BETTY. 547 CHAMBERS. JIfANI'I'A. 544 CIIRRIE, GUHDON, 86 DORSEY. SHERMAN. 73 EMLLER. EVELYN. 54 BU 81 Page One Hzarzdred Sixty vwul Pa FERREE. DORIS. 95 FRITZ. XVILLIAM. 54 GILLESPIE, PAULINE. 54 GISBOKRNI-I, TED. 54 'A 1. -. GOODENOUGH. RICHARD. 54. 87 HANSEN. ORVILLE, 98 HECLER. MARY LOU. 54 HORINE. VINTON, 54 HUNDLEY, JOHN, 54, 75 JOHNSON, YVALTER. 54 JONES, MARCUERITE, 54 KELLEY. LOIS. 54, 95 KRIMMEL, CHARLES. 98 KOENIC, HELENE, 54 KOLB, ILSE. 54 LONCHIBLER, EDWARD. 96 MCCARTNEY, SUE. 55 NIUORE, BARBARA, 55. 86 NAPIER. BEULAH, 55 ADDICRS, 1V1ARY BARBARA, 56. AMES, HAROLD, 56, 98 ANDERSON, VIRGINIA, 56 BAUER, EARL. 56, 104, 109 BEACH, ALICE, 56 BRANDHORST, BILLY. 86. 109 BREEN, EDWARD, 109 BRINKMEYER, LOIS, 98 BYARS, ROBERT, 56 CARMICHAE1., HELEN, 56, 109 CHALLIS, BILL, 75, 109 DEAN, THELMA, 113 IJICRS, JENNIE BELLE, 56 DYER, HOWARD. 96 ELLINCER, EDITH. 56 ENCLISII. ELIZABETH, 56 NEININGER, BILL, 55, 87 OWENS. EILEEN FAY, 55 PECHMANN. JANE, 55 PETERS, LLOYD, 55, 98 PETERSON, MARION. 55 REED. KERMIT. 55 REICHARDT, HAROLD, 55, 75. 87, 98 REYNOLDS, OMAR. 55. 87 ROBERTSON, KATHLEEN, 55 ROLLINCS, KATHERINE, 55 SCHIFFMAN, JULIUS. 55 SMITH. ERIC, 55 SPORE. JANE, 55 STANTON. FLORENCE, 55 TACKETT, KARLOS, 55 TOOKER, JOSEPHINE. 55 TRAUBEL, PATSY, 55 TREMBLE, RUTH. 55 XVALLENBURG. STELLA. 55 PRES!-IMEN 1 04, 1 09 GAUNT. CATHERINE, 56, 86. 109 GAUSMANN, VERNON, 98 GIBSON, YVONNE. 57 GROSS!-I. IOLA, 56 HEI.MS1NI:. EDWARD, 56 HENRY, PATRICK. 56 HENSEI.. G1-ZRTRUDE, 56 HILLMEYI-LR, JACR. 56 HINES, MARY JANE. 56 HOENER. FRED, 56, 87 H0191-'MAN, MORRIS, 68. 73 HORNSIIY, MARY, 56 ge One HIlV1dVt'd Sixty-eighl HOWE, JACK, 86 HUDLER, RUSSELL, 75 JACOB, CONRAD, 56 KANAMANN, CHARLES, 57 KELLER, LOIS JANE. 57, 109 KNOWER, CAROLYN, 57 KUHN, DANIEL, 98 LEININCER. LILLIAN. 57 LEMON, BOB, 57, 87 LUCKETT, ANN, 57 LYONS, LELAND, 57, 104. 109 MACRSEY. JACK. 57, 75 MILSTEAD, MARTHA. 57. 109 MOFFPITT, MARTHA. 57 NIOODY, NIARK. 57. 86 MOOR. NONA JOY. 98 1VIl1NZLlNGER, ELMER, 99 MURPHY. THOMAS. 57 MUSKOPE. MABEL, 57 MUTIIER. DAN, 75 NICIIOLSON, JOAN. 57 NIX, CLAIRE ELIQN. 57. 86. 1 PATTERSON, JEANNE. 570 rn PATTON. MARY EEIZABETIL 5 PAYNE. AL1,AH.15T. 109 1 06,--1-0 7. 1011. 109 PF1'IF1 I-ZVRQIXVALTI-IR.X57. 87 I ,A SAN::. I :'.7.. 7. 5 ,f P171 I II HARVIY 3 8 91 PORTEOUS. RONALD. 57. 98 X 1 7 X 4 K T77 K7 V xx ,f If RADFORD, LAURA JANE. 57 RERRE. RUTH LOI'IsE, 57 RENO, LLOYD. 57 REYNOLDS. ERNEST. 57. 96 RICHARDSON, RUTH. 96. 98 RORR. DOROTHY ROWAN. 57 ROBERTS. RUTH. 57 ROBIDOUX. JANI-I. 57 ROESSEL. RITA JANE. 57. 86. 161-. 167. 109 ROFF. NORMAN. 57. 169 ROSBBROLWLH. RICHARD. 57 RUDER. GEORGE. 57 SANFORD. BETTY. 58 SCOTT. VVYILBUR. 75 SEYMOUR. TOM. 58 SINIONSEN. XVILB1-IRT. 96 SMITH. LAURENEE. 58. 87 STAUDER. LEONIA. 58 STICKELLS. 1NANc:Y. 58 STOEEKER. JOHN. 58. 87 SKINNER, XVATSON. 58. 87 SUERR. BONNIE. 58 NND ANDERSON. DOROTIIEA. 59 BARNHART. NANCY. 59 BARRY, JOSEPH. 96 BENNE'rT. MABEL. 59 BILLHORN, EDWARD. 59 BOHN. BARIIARA. 59 BRANDT. PHILIP. 59 BROEDER. NIARTIIA. 59. 86 BIJRLEY. BILLY. 59 CHAPMAN. BOB. 59 CHI-I1-ITI-IAM. HELEN. 59 CHOATE. FRANCER ANN. 59 COESTER. SAM. 59. 96 COLE, JACK. 97, 99 DIEPHOUSI-I. DORIS. 59. 169 DUNIIAN. JAMES. 96. 98 ELY. DICR. 59 If BTT.EER,LALERED. 59A M! A FAILIQQYYDBTII, PATTY. 169 FREI19lR'ji7XQRL1A..z1 69 GEBELEIN, GRACE. 5925 GILL. BILLY. 59 .f If GRACE. MAROARET. 59 AGRWEENLEE. LUCY. 59 Rx 3-1. - ,. -1- 'X-gig FRESH rl'At11iE'I I'. LANEIA. 58 TRAPP, MARY. 58 '1'REMBLEY. ARTHIIR. 58 TYLER. JOIIN. 58 L1'I I'ERIsAm:R. JEAN. 58. 96. 98 WAOOONER, JANE. 58 XVAl.l.EfNBHRlQ. TOAI. 58 XVALSII. RORERT. 58 XVARNER. TOM. 58, 1671 XVATKINS. EARL. 58. 75 XVAS1-LN. HOPE. 58. 169 XYERNKE. FENTON. 96 XV11I'1'1:I1VlAN, LOIE. 58 WIILIINIAN. ERNEsT. 58 vV'1NK1-PINl1H1YER. RALPH. 58 WINRTON. INDIA. 58 XYUUD. PORTER. 58. 96 VJKHUIWVVARII, RORERT. 58 XVRI1LH'l'. C-Vl'Hl-1R1NE.5f5. 16.1. 169 YAEOER. XVALTICR. 58 ZIAROwEs'I'E. Cl-QURGI-1. 58 ZW1I,I.1NlL. ESTHIER. 58. 169 HAIDIJ.-XW.'H'. JANE. 59. 169 HARTER. RIITH. 59 HOEENIAN. IRWIN. 59.68. 73 JU11NSUN.Ql'EN'l'1N, 59.98 K1-Il.l.Y. KATHRYN. 59. 169 KICRR. FRANIQEN. 59. 86 LEWIS. LYYIAN. 98. 99 MLARDLE. JOHN. 75 MEMILLAN. CII. 86, 169 N11-I'1'llALF. CHARI.Es. 96. 98 N1-lWt10MB. JEAN. 169 X11-I. ELIZABETH ANN. 59 SCIIAEFER. KENNETH. 59. 98 SUVI'T. DURUTHX. 59. 169 SHARP. JOHN. 59 STARRER. BERT. 169 Tsc:HANNEN. BRIINO. 59 TURREY. NIARY 1iI.IzABE'rH. 59. 98 vVTAI.ll01Y. MARY ELEANOR. 59 XVIDER. BILL. 86 VVILDE. ENIIL. 79. 96. 98. 99 WVILLINGHAM. CHARLER. 59 WRIOIIT. MARION. 59 Page One Hzzndred Sixtjv-rxim' . .-Q - Q. K.. 'P 111- - f AV- ' I:,IA,,,V..,-if 7f,,w.iaJk-.,rlg,v cj . .-- EIGI-ITI-I GRADE-A AITREN HEAD. HAROLD. 60 ALDERBON. RALPH. 60 AURTIN. ROBERT. 96. 98 BAUER. JIM. 60 BENNI-I'I I'. MARION. 60 BUCHNER. NORMAN. 96 CARPEINTIER. CLARENCE. 60 CHADWICK. DONALD, 60 COLLINS. ROBERT. 97 EDWARDS. DULCIE. 60 EvANs. DOROTHY. 60 F1551-I. RUTH. 60 FLYNN. NIADELYN. 60 FOSTER. VIRCINIA. 60 FRERCHI. ROBERT. 86 FUNK. RUTH. 60 GALE. JOHN. 60 CAMRIJHI. J. CARR. 60 CEBELEIN. MAY. 60 COCCIN. ANN. 60 GRAY. JVIILDRED. 60 GRAHAM. HOWARD. 60. 97. 99 CRAYBILL. DONALD. 60. 96 GRIFFETHS. JOHN. 96 CUTMAN. IIEAH. 60 HAINER. BRUCE. 96. 98 HARNEY. RUTH. 60 HART. DOROTHY. 60 H1-IIT1-IRT. JIM. 97 HIATT. RUTH. 60 HILLE. ROBERT. 96 HILTON. VIRGINIA. 60 HOLBROOR. BETTY. 61 HOLEKAMP. .JENNIE MARIE. 61 HUGHES. ROBERT. 61 HUNDLEY. BEVILY. 61 KELLY. VVILLIAM. 86 KOENIC. ELIZABETH. 61 JVIANGER. CHARLOTTE. 61 NIOFFETT. BETTY. 61 MORRIS. JANE. 61 JYABORS. THOMAS. 96. 97 PATE. MARY. 61 PHIPPS. FERN. 61 PRITCHARD. AMBROSE. 96. 98 REEVES. RUBY. 61 RIESMEYER. VIRCINIA. 61 ROBINSON. PHILIP. 96. 98 SCHOENE. ELLON. 61 SEE. CORDELIA. 61 SHERILL. MARY. 61 SMITH. MARCARET VIRGINIA. 61 SPARGLTR. BOB. 96. 97. 99 TREFTS. GEOROE. 61. 96. 98 TSCHANNEN. GRACE. 61 VEATCH. PATRICIA. 61 WACCJONER. DOROTHY. 61 VVALBANCKE. FLORENCE. 86 WVALDON. CONROY. 73 WIDER. BEE. 61 WIINDMOELLER. ARMAND. 61. 96. 97. 98 WJOOD. NIARCARET. 61 WRICHT. XVILLIAIXI. 96 EIGHT!-I GRADE- B AMMERMAN. DOROTHICA. 62. 98 AIRBE. MYRA JEAN. 62 RENNET. JIMMII-1. 98 CALABRERE. VIRCINIA. 98 CHAPIWAN. NI.-XRJORIE. 62 LIIASI-I. JULIA. 98 DALE. JOHN. 62 H1-IRZOC. FRI-IDI-IRICK. 62. 86 HOLERAMP. RICHARD. 97. 99 JACKSON. DAROLD. 97. 99 JAECER. JUNE. 62 JOHANNING. ELEANOR. 62 JOIIANNINFAQKIILITREID. 62 ff NIILTI-IN 131'111I11CB,-JTLXHPKV, 62LZ X.X DAVIS. MARY LOU. 62 Oq1VIA1.l.1iY. JOIIN.f97. 99 gl .5 I X Y , DIRIIMAN. CEORCIA III-Illlll. 62. 86 PACEY. hIIIRI.IfY. 62 H-A-.X I OX EI.1.IN1Ll'IR. VVALLAC1-I, 62. 98 PAl'l.SON' KT -LE!-ZN ANN. 62 1 X ICLLIRON. MARY LOUISE. 98 PRICE ACR. 62 X I I w ,I -- . ,af 'px 1' ,f 1' ALL. MARTHA JANE. 62 RAl.13N!LS. DAVID. 62 AX X, HVARKPIY. TOMMY. 62. 97. 99 RERRE. NIUIRIINI-I. 62 V . I' .Rf- Page Um' Hundred' .Seventy EX ij1CX A 1 R XL'1f..-..,A. .-.M 'P' .fx ff' Tlx' ' I OTR ,Zz XRXXRMJLE-'- gf XXX-L..f I.. L - 1 -XJ X . . BILEY, BETTY, 62. 86, 98. 99 RUSSELL. HORTENsE. 62 RYBERG, HILDINO. 62. 98 SLIIAEEEER. DOROTHEA. 62. 99 SCHATY, ELIZABETH. 62 SHARI-E, TALBEHT. 96 SLOOFMAN. AI.vIN. 97, 99 SEVENTH GRADE-A ALRERNIAN. NI.-XHY ANN. 63 ANDERSON. JANE. 63 ANDERSON, NIORTON, 97, 99 B.-XRTHI-ILS, DOROTHY. 63 BATER, HELEN. 97, 98. 99 BEIQLRER. JALR, 63 BEQRNIAN, MARJORIE, 63 BECKTOLD, ALMA, 63, 99 BEDELL. LOIS MAY. 63 BENNETT, CLARA LOIIIRE, 63 BRAMIIAIJ.. GEORGE. 63 BROCRNLANN, BIIJHARD, 97, 99 BI ROY. MARION C.. 63. 96, 93 BURTON. MARSHALL. 63 CONWAY. DAVIS. 97. 99 CURTIS. JANIER. 63, 97. 99 DAUGIIERTY. JEAN, 97, 99 DENIPsTER. BILL. 86 DUNWUODY, HAROLD, 96. 97, 99 ELLIS. JOHN. B6 ELY. ROBERT, 63 GATES. CARROLL. 63 GAY. ALEX. 63, 96. 97. 99 GOERNER, RALPH, 99 GOODRLIII. VERLON, 97 GUTNIAN, AIIRELIA, 63 HARLAN. LARRY, 97. 99 HELMERICHS. JAcQUEI.1NE L., 63. HORR, CHARLES. 99 JAERSON. ROBERT. 97. 99 JEHLE, BETTY A... 63 'D 'T Y M Wg- TSEVENTH GR N. Af' . . LJ, FXR 9-A' fy Y X O ,f I 4 . IJLARE, G11fB'ERTi9o.-I I I . . DOISY, EDWARD, 9Jf'99' I EXTON, JANE. 99 A . GRAYBILL, RAYMOND. 99..- A N, , f, ' 'I v.LELAND. ROBERT. 91.199 X .X.,, I . X -- ff K, - A , g I . ,...ffD 3A+3 39-..... SIINDER, EDWARD. 63 JI N... A SWAIILEN. BILLY. 96 TAYLOR, VANLE, 62 VAN BEN'I'HlJYSI-IN, KITTY, 62 WATERNIAN. l'ATTY. 62. U6 XVIIITHING, BILLY, 96 WINTERR. ElT4Ll1INE. 62 XVOUl,.SliY, PADI., 62 KING. JANIER, 63. 97. 99 ENIO. PALLA. 99 KRIEOER. JALI4, 96 Llfl TWILER. JOHN. 63. 99 LEWIS, LA BIIE. 63 LII ILI-,l'Il-.l.ll. GOILD. 97. 99 Ll l'Z. U. b.. 63, 99 MIQGEE. BILLY. 913 NILKAY. BARR-ARA. 63 MEKEE. .lAc:R, 99 Wl'Xl,l.lNl1liRUIJ'l'. 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