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

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Q-Zlffllhy ENGLISH-SOCIAL STUDIES BLOC LIBRARY Laura Mae Cranler, B.S. Ruth E- Bynum, M-A- Caroline Crutcher, M.A. Frances K- HOIBCISY, A-3- Corinne Jackson, Masters Ruth C- -1011535 S. Margaret Kemp, B.S. Margaret Little, A-3- Lillian F. Roberts, M.A. Mrs. John lvl. Stolberg, A.B. MATHEMATICS Elisabeth Tompkins, M.A. Martha D. Bodman, M.A. Martha Mae Wood, M.A. Leonora H. Botticher, A.B. Pauline B. Davis, B.Pd. GEOGRAPHY Ada Hoover, M.Ed. Newton Settle, A.B. Rosina Shepardson, A.B. Beulah M. Swank, M.A. Velma Benner, B.S. F. Froebel Gaines, B.S. HISTORY 5213335 'ilfE'Sif M.A. Mary E. Brantley, B.S. Lilly L. Epps, M.A. MUSIC Eleanor Henneke, B.S. Edmund L. Detering, M.A. Dorothy Hoover, M.A. Esther Matthews Waller, B.S. 7 J. Lawrence JOTEES, M.S. Carl G. Werner, M.M. I 'l M'l1 , A. . , mf ff, 5112, O1g1iglJM,A, PHX SICAL EDUCATION . 1',d!lVIaI'Vin Shelton, M.Ed. Me1.i1yn B. Bailey, B.S- - V' Lenard Bryant, B.S. M, ECONOMICS Dorothy Daniel, M.A. Charlotte Bailey, M.s. f gg- Pansy Haverly, M-A- Marjorie Prieur, M.A. i JJ' RRY W00dS0H MOSS, B-3- ffl . 1 T. H. Yates, M.A. INDUSTRIAL ARTS! . f-fl SCIENCE F. D. Connard K - Robert E. Reeves, M.A. g:sgeRZ1AAf'B' Iligaymgng FEES, vrar . Leek, M.Ed. Genevieve Campbell, A.B. Vfflh? R0d9HmaY91', M-EGL Vi,-ginia Doud, M-A. William L. Schulz, A.B. Hazel K. Farmer, A.B. Sena Sutherland, M.A. SPEECH Sadie Jane Woods, M.A. Dorothy Quarles Weirich, .A. All set? Getting ready for college. WE wish you would be quiet Practicing to be a second Tangora. Planning their campaign. Just a student at heart. -15-

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Q 0 0 0 '. Once 0 mnczlaa! 0 .MQA .Sz y V, A . 'I 1,1 ' 'J Howard A. Latta, M.A. Joseph R. Verby, . . I ' L.,-ff ' I Principal Associate Principal X 'W Lilly L. Epps, M.A. Corinne Jackson, Mas rs A Sophomores' Counselor Seventh Grade Counselor John E. Hicks, A.B. Iona Jones, M.A. Attendance Juniors' Counselor Vesta McClain, B.S. Glenn Ogle, M.A. Freshmen Counselor Seniors' Counselor Harriet Webster, M.A. Mary Marshall Eighth Grade Counselor Secretary Ruth Ridgway Mary Van Hook Secretary Secretary CICIL Q? f ART DRAMATKS Edwin D. Myers, M.A. Robert Seibert, M.A. CITIZENSHIP ENGLISH fYDa,..,L WML. John E. Hicks, A.B. Lawrence Brown, B.S. Gertrude Fiehler, M.A. COMMERCE Genelle Hackett, M.A. Karol Greeson, B.S. Clare M. Pruehs, M.A. Gordon L. Trotter, M.A. W. G. Winton, M.A. CRAFTS Jeannette R. Roeder, A.B. Margaret Hamaker, M.A. Mary Howard, M.A. Iona E. Jones, M.Sc. Vesta McClain, B.S. Laura C. Pickel, M.A. Mary Ellen Saxon, M.A. Margaret Schowengerdt, M.A. Mary Jane Waldemer, M.A. Lorraine Naftalin Yuster, M.A. Big Business? Ancient History to Miss Brantley. You don't say! Fresh eggs, Mrs. Weirich ? Preparing tomorrow's lesson. There's something fishy about this! -15-

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JOHN CORBITT NOONAN EVELYN JEAN.,f6:EAV'ER rROG'ER BROWNE CLARK Student Body President Eeninj' Fchg?fPresident rl is Jufor School President gxlil . w v 'J E' F J i . H n if' J . if 3 I auf . , ' ff Al' ,QQ ,I , . V f' ,af ' l Many people have searched in vain for n who do more than their share to help us pre- eternal youth. They need not have searchdi DHFWGI' the future- The rest of the world has placed a great is ,responsibility on the youth of America. This fp ' responsibility is a challenge to us. The chal- lenge to be ourselves, at our very best all the time, comes from our parents, from our so far. Youth is a quality which need not-J be lost with the passing of years. Some remain young in spirit always. As students we would like to express our heritage' and from our God' We pray to God appreciation to those members of the faculty that We may beggme vvgythy of S0 great 3 who will always remain young in spirit and trust. EVELYN JEAN WEAVER JOHN CORBITT NOONAN ROGER BROWNE CLARK .. 17 -