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

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Q.. a c u fy GEOGRAPHY F. Froebel Gaines, B.S. HEALTH AND SCIENCE Margaret Allard, B.S. HISTORY Izeyl Miller, A.B. J. Lawrence Jones, M.S. Marvin Shelton, M. in Ed. HOME ECONOMICS Charlotte Bailey, M.S. Vesta McClain, B.S. Marjorie Prieur, M.A. INDUSTRIAL ARTS Donald J. Amelon, B.S. F. D. Connard, B.S. Robert E. Reeves, M.S. LANGUAGE Newton Settle, A.B. Rosina Shepardson, A.B. Beulah M. Swank, M.A. Helen Toner, B.S. MUSIC Margaret Ann Amend, B.M.E. Edmund L. Detering, M.A. Carl G. Werner, M.M. PHYSICAL EDUCATION Jacqueline S. Bickel, B.S. Lenard Bryant, B.S. Dorothy Daniel, M.A. Pansy Haverly, M.A. Ray W. Moss, B.S. Tyke H. Yates, M.A. SCIENCE King Barnett, A.B. J. E. Case, M. A. Raymond Fues, M.A. Evrard T. Leek, M.Ed. gf Velma Harding Adamson, A.B. William L. Schulz, A.B. Genevieve Campbell, A.B. Leslie Wehling, M.A. Virginia Doud, M.A. Hazel K. Flarmer, A.B. Sena sunhei-land, M. A. Mary E- Brantley- B-5- sadie Jane Woods, M.A. ?1iaHEf genlileki 5-50- . o n . ic s, . . Glenn Ogle, M.A. Ruth E. Bynum, M.A. Lillian F. Roberts, M.A. Frances K. Holaday, A.B. Caroline Crutcher Simmons, M Lenora Jones Ruth Stewart, B.S. M. Little, A.B. Mrs. John M. Stollberg, A.B. Elisabeth Tompkins, M.A. Harriet Webster, M.A. Martha D. Bcdmafl, M.A. Martha May Wood, MDA' Lenora H. Botticher, A.B. George J. Brucker, M.S. Ada Hoover, Master's in Ed. Dorothy Quarles Weirich, M.A. We point with pride. Recording grades? Geometry on a stick. Bob, Bob, bobbin' along. Preaching again. - 14 - I saw you!

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e 0 rincilaa! O! 3400! HOWARD A. LNATTA, M.A. JOSEPH R. VERBY, M.A. Principal Associate Principal MARY MARSHALL RUTH RIDGWAY Secretary Secretary MARY VAN HOOK Secretary H, C ll t g ART ENGLISH Edwin D. Myers, M.A. COMMERCE Doris J. Buhrle, M.A. Clare M. Pruehs, M.A. Gordon L. Trotter, M.A. W. G. Winton, M.A. CRAFTS Jeannette R. Roeder, A.B. Gertrude Fiehler, M.A. Margaret Hamaker, M.A. Mary Howard, M.A. Iona E. Jones, M.Sc. S. Margaret Kemp, B.S. Laura C. Pickel, M.A. Mary Ellen Saxon, M.A. Margaret C. Schowengerdt, M.A Eth 1 T B.S e opper, . Genelle Hackett Trembley, M.A. Mary Jane Waldemer, M.A. Lorraine Yuster, M.A. DRAMATICS Roberta seibern, M.A. ENGLISH-SOCIAL STUDIES DRIVERS' EDUCATION 1i2Tf3eLlii5'515E?13iTX?na ' AB' August Lamar, B.S. No credit! Corinne Jacksoh, Master's Reiighting old battles. Barney's pets. Second Childhood. Where there's smoke there's fire. To determine the velocity . -13-

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I DONALD BRECKENRIDGE JOHN LIPPINCOTT DOUGLAS LUNDSTROM President of Both Schools President of Senior School President of Junior School We realize that Leadership, the flagship of the five Ships of School Life, would never set a smooth course without our complete cooperation with administration, faculty, and other executive groups of the school. Also we know that only by our conscientious ef- forts in class can the Scholarship ports for which our school is noted be reached. Citi- zenship maneuvers our behavior in and out of the classrooms and helps us log our lives by the written and unwritten laws of our school government. Close in the wake of Citizenship is Sportsmanship, which demands as crew members a united, well-knit student body. The fifth and final ship, Friendship, is absolutely indispensable to our course of living. Without friendship none of the other four ships can be sailed successfully. It is by means of Friendship that we are permitted to sail in and around the harbours of faculty and student body. DON BRECKENRIDGE JACK LIPPINOOTT SONNY LUNDSTROM -15-