Ben Blewett High School - Brochure Yearbook (St Louis, MO)
- Class of 1947
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And to our sponsor, Miss Myrtle Smith, Without tireless efforts and inspiring ' Could not have b whose guidance this book een published. gl 0CAlfllf'8 jar Winef een g0l fy'.SU2l'I, leclica feol jo Four sf' As we, the Seniors, stand upon the threshold of life and gaze upon the imminent prospect of entering a strange, new, and vastly different world, we pause and with a fleeting back- ward glance survey the past four years. Then, suddenly we realize that we have reached a summit. Behind us lies a part of our youth, perhaps the most enjoyable part, and of it we have but a host of memories. Before us lies our future, with all its qualms and anxieties, and it is but a hope. These two facts dominate our thoughts at this decisive mo- ment. Our memories are a part of us even as we are a part of them. Hopes and aspirations are the breath of life to youth. Thus we dedicate this 1947 Brochure to our memories of yester- day and our hopes for tomorrow. Wemoriefi of yedferclag .fdncl Our .Moped jar jomorrow 1 M Flv JooLing KMA . . . Six With printers' ink, glue, paper, and countless photographs We have attempted to capture the events of the past year. Despite all our work, we have succeeded in tracing only the barest outline ot the picture of experiences and occurrences which constitute our school lite. To you, who peruse this book, we can only recommend that as you read you paint Within the outline we have made the rich hues of remem- brance. Then you will have a comprehensive picture of Blewett in l947. gn id Olf'0!Qlf' go OL On Q TI-IE SENIORS OURSELVES go OL jul 0 THE CLASSES OUR FRIENDS go oL 34 I' 0 Q THE ACTIVITIES OUR CLUBS go OL go ll, I' TI-IE SPORTS OUR TEAMS goal' give TI-IE FEATURES OUR ANTICS S li ,gil 1 , ., is .. .3 , X16 ' 9 32 xT.! 'sv . QM Sq' lk , ah' 2 Q Q 5 41, Y 3 x rg 4 in if m fishy - sw 5 1. 1 ii Ji 3' Q,-Wy f 4, 1 -.fx,,,, 5' gf' s.:',,w 1 1 '1 X' In , wx V, if ' was 'Q if H W x ,R S R vu W Rv - Q Q 5 m ., fm X H .1 5 px -Q- R39 , ,Q 'Q X Q NW Y fr? i Tk s J fi' iw in . lx fffli' ,,. 5, nr 113' Y 25 NT' is ' V 3. 4' WL, W, wx, f nv f 'La I 5 .,...f vs' J Q 1 I :J ,W ,. i a a v s . -'Tm ,wifi 1 -'A .- L ' x M .fd I x ' 1' 54? . .'ff ' f ,-, V . Mx 2 .. , ,Q . ' X nf? uf ' ' 1 M 1 1 f . LS . ' 4 if X - -,. W ns' 'Cr' N JA-I .- V ' -fi , X ,.. ' may ..v V Q 4 .5 A 6 - sn --Q ,V . 1, m C, ff v W., fkelnif This fine organization serves as a link he tween the home and the school. Their gene- rosity and helpfulness is deeply appreciated: and we all owe them a debt tor the active interest they show in the programs ot the school. OFFICERS Mrs. Iames Monteith ..... .,i.,..,.,..,.,.,.., P resident Mrs. l. S. Adreon .,.... ....... E irst Vice-President IVHSS CRECEUUS Mrs. Henry Wofford ,.... Second Vice-President Cur Counselor Mrs. Edward Stewart ,,.,..,.. Recording Secretary Mrs. Hay Elliott ............... .........,........,.., T reasurer Mrs. Max Davis ........... Corresponding Secretary First Row: Mrs. Davis, Mrs. Adreon, Mrs. Monteith, Mrs. Wofford, Mrs. Elliott. Top Row: Mrs. Summers, Mrs. Holt, Mrs. Davis, Mrs. Magner. m,,, ,W ,Y Ten Nor shall your story be forgot, While Fame her record keeps, Or Honor points the hollowed Spot Where Volor proudly sleeps. Eleven Power Plus Q-awfz Commercial: Mr. Frankenburger, Mr. Glass, Miss McDermott. English: Mrs. Bridges, Miss Bryant, Miss Coul- tas, Miss Fitzsimmons, Mr. Gallup, Miss Gray, Mr. Martyr, Miss Maus, Miss H. Smith, Miss M. Smith. Fine Arts: Mr. Bagg, Miss Cable, Mr. Hares. Language: Miss Forsythe, Miss Robinson, Mrs. Rothman, Mr. Spurr, Miss Zahn Mathematics: Miss Coakley, Miss Dolan, Miss Fairham, Mr. Forsman, Miss McLean, Miss Ptleger. Twelve Mem era Physical Education: Miss Harrison, Mr. Parker, Mr. Seitz. Practical Arts: Mr. Bockelbrink, Mrs. Charn bers, Mrs. Farrand, Mr. Erskine, Mr. Lona field. Science: Mr. Bell, Mr. DeVilbiss, Mr. Pinkus Mr. Walka, Miss Watkins, Miss Wood. Social Science: Miss Forbes, Miss McGee, Miss Mulholland, Miss Pauls, Miss Rifkin, Miss Rowan. Librarian: Miss Osterman. Nascent Engineer. Office: Mrs. Iohnson, Miss Mueller. Books and Supplies: Mr. Hausstette. Thirteen l 0C lfLl 8 All ihe Kinq's Meri His Mcjesty's Court. Fourteen IANUARY l947 Phyllis Church ......., .....,.. E ditor Shirley Bruns ...A... .... Assistant Editor Morris Krcrm .,..,.,.., .....,,... B usiriess Mcmcxqer Happy Daze! I 0C MP8 IUNE 1947 Winton Manning ...... .,.AA.,........,.....A... E ditor Nancy Lichtyn. .,..A.... Associate Editor Betty Nesbitt ..i......... i,., A ssistant Editor Robert Dieckgrate ,..,.....,.....t... Business Manager Barbara Siegel ..i.... Assistant Business Manager Miss Myrtle Smith-Sponsor His Mysterious Majesty. f I 4 x t Have YOU Bought a Brochure? Fifteen KSN Q 3 . vim La:- V fm V 111 L Li 1' L I 1- .L - -1 is ' 5 1 if' ' W :': L 'Lz X - 21' -:L .MN '.. ' e N: N L L .m,L L eniom This is the zenith of our hiqh school career. We have reached the climax at which our lives diverge and scatter before the winds of the future. We have worked and waited a lohq time, it seems, for this day but at last it has arrived. Looking back we realize now that our Yesterday has been all too short, but it is crowded with happy memories so we look forward to To- morrow with high hopes as the Seniors. Seventeen anuary enior gafen ar BOW WEEK ...,......,...,.,...,.,..... .,...,...,,............,..,.,.....,.......,...,...,.....,.. O 'ctober 7-ll, 1946 This, the first event on the Senior Calendar, gave the Class of Ianuary 1947, the first chance to show their individuality. Gay colored bows of all sizes and descriptions added color around the school. BOW CATCHER HOP ............4,....,..ii............,.........,..........,..........,.,.. October ll, 1946 This dance was the climax of Bow Week and introduced a novel floor show given by several members of the Senior Class. The prize for the outstanding bow was taken, right before Seniors' eyes, yes, by a Freshman. VARIETY SHOW OR THE PARADE OF STARS .,i.,....,..,....,..,.. November l, 1946 A galaxy of stars added a bright spot to the Senior Calendar as they presented varied forms of entertainment. Many hidden lights of talent were uncovered much to the surprise and enjoyment of all. TURKEY TROT FROLIC ............ , .....,..,............,....... .t.,..,.,.......,.... N ovember 26, 1946 The probing beam of the spotlight picked out the talent of those who attended the second dance of the season. The turkey, awarded as a prize, was certainly vivacious. SENIOR PLAY .......................................,........,..,.........,....,....,.,......... . Ianuary 10, 1947 Seventeen, the memorial book by Booth Tarkington, was brought to life on the Blewett stage by an excellent cast of Seniors. The ado- lescent Worries of Willie Baxter provided the audience with many chuckles and a great deal of pleasure. CLASS DAY .,,.,..,..,..,..,.,................,.......... ,...,...., . .,....,..,.......,..,.,......., I anuary 17, 1947 The long awaited day finally came and the Seniors presented a pretty sight in their white dresses and dark suits. The mystery surrounding the Class Will and Prophecy was dispelled and the class received their colors of maroon and grey. The day was brought to a close with a party and dance. COMMENCEMENT, .......,.....,.............................,....,.......,..,............,... Ianuary 22, 1947 Commencement, the highlight of all the Senior events, brought to a close our four years of high school. All too soon these years will be but nostalgic memories of our past and cr realization of the future we are facing. No one could have been more co-operative or more generous of time and energy than the lanuary Senior sponsor, Miss Florence McDer- mott. Her cheerful smile and willing spirit endeared her class to her. Once more the Ianuary Seniors thank her for all she has done. Miss Florence McDermott Eighteen I9 4 7 Officer-A Kruq Beamer Fels Simon Michael D. Krug Evelyn F els Bid him mount the skies: the skies he mounts. A merry heart maketh a cheerful countenance. Senior President, Griffin Staff '46, Service Club '45, Secretary of New Senior Class, Entertainment Com- '46, Ring and Pin Committee '46, Honor Student mittee '46, Class Will Committee '46, Honor Student '45, '46, '43, '44, '45, '46, Secretary of Senior Class '46. Betty Lee Beamer Nathan Simon Wi'th so much vitality, vigor and vim, A mind thou hast, experienced in affairs, well poised Her star of surcess will never dim. in weal or woe. Vice-President Senior Class, Service Club '45, '46, Senior Class Treasurer, Sports Editor of Griffin Pep Club '45, '46, Executive Committee of Service '45, '46, Tennis Team '45, '46, Ticket Committee '46, Club '46, Class Will '46, Honor Student, Nineteen Twenty anuar enio Mildred Appelman Always consrious of doing what is right. Red Cross '43, '44, '45, Library Assistance '46, Quotations Committee. Beverley Arden And some will dance their way to happiness. Service Club '45, '46, Pep Club '44, '45, Senior Play. Lillian Berger For she was just the quiet kind lVhose natures never vary. Senior Girls' Glee Club '44, '46, Senior A Cappella '46, Service Club '46. Lucille Bergman Her moderation gives her life its charm. G. A. A. '44, '46, Griffin Representative '46. Barbara Annis Black The hand that hath made you fair. Hath, of a rertainly. made you good. Spanish Club '44, '46, lce Skating Club '44, '46, Senior Play. Wendell Bolin A song in his heart. Music in his ear. Band '43, '44, '45, '46, Orchestra '44, '45, '46, Senior Play. Betty lean Brown She is her self of best things the collection. Girls' Bowling '45, '46, Senior Play, Ring and Pin Committee. lrene Fay Brown Simplicity in her style. Sweetness in her smile. Senior Girls' Glee '44, '45, '46, lunior Red Cross '45, '46, Service Club '46. Shirley Ray Bruns The delertable turn which intelligence takes in its moments of surplus power--the form of wil. Red Cross '45, Brochure Staff '46, Senior-New Senior Party. George Brusca For his heart is like the sea, Ever open, brave and free. B. B. C. O. '45, '46, Ticket Committee. Cfarirf 0 7947 Patricia Burns A noblt' tupt- ol good heroic' LL'Of77L1f7hOUL!. Ticket Committee, Senior-New Senicr Party. Bruce Caqle Nona funn- morv pronuxrng Or mort' motlvxtf' Gym Team '45, '46, Griftin '46, Senior Variety Show. Loretta M. Cantor Bright and tutc and fltfucr, Stuuvt fmt! frivmlly vL'vr, Banquet Committee, Senior Play, Service Club '46. Phyllis lames Church Ami rank for hw mctmt duty, various, Yu! vqutll In its worth. done worlhtlqf' Brochure Editor, Associate Editor of Griffin, Senior- New Senior Party. Sam B. Clark Artist, dttnwr, uftor, all rolled into umm lVht'n hos about thcrc always wlll be fun. New Senior President '46, Senior Play, Advertise- ment Committee. Bernard Cohen . A fe A steady hand. un opvn heurl. B1 I Always rvady to do htx part. ewet' Ngpo Gong Senior A Cappella '44, '45, Ticket Committee '46, service cinn '44, vis, '46. Edward B. Cook GrGfCIlCilI'1G COl1GH The form- of his own mcrit, makes his uautff' A Sf71l'fl' fflf' 1111. G bU0If'Uf17f' Qllldt Student Council '45, '46, Advertising Committee '46, A Jwwul. lfU1f7f7U7!1 wily Shi' buff, Entertainment Committee '46, Service Club '44, '45, '46, Super Seller '46, Senior xl Entertainment '46. Elizabeth Ann Crowson Sylvia C0h91'1 How all her Cure was but to bv fair, I'k1'l'l'f7dS who muhv sul! sweet and blackness bright. Ami' U11 hff 'ask W bf' 5WU'f4 Girls' Bowling '44, '45, '46, Cap and Gown Com- Girls' Bowling Club '45, '46, G. A. A. '45, '46, Will mittee, New Senior Party '46. and Prophecy Committee '46. Burns Cagle Cantor Church Clark B. Cohen G. Cohen S. Cohen Cook Crowson Twenty-one Twenty-Iwo 5, K anuar enio Mary Anne Dameron In making the grades She outshines the rest by far For among us all She surely will reach her star. French Club '45, '46, Ice-Skating '44, '45, '46, Honor Student '43, '44, '45, '46. Marcella Eggers Good humor only teaches charm to last, Still makes new conquests and maintains the past. Ticket Committee '46, Cards and Announcements '46 Wilma Elder 'Tis not every maid, however sweet and fair. lVho is blessed with such sunny copper colored hair. Service Club '44, '46, Senior-New Senior Party '46, Quotations Committee '46. Iris Glynwood Finch Her eyes as stars of Twilight fair, Like Tw'ilight's too, her duslzy hair. Service Club '44, '46, lce Skating Club '45, '46, Chairman of Pictures Committee '46. Francis Oliver Fink Rather eccentric, but cheerful and gay, While the sun shines he will make hay. Senior Play '46, Griffin News Editor '46, Griffin Business Manager '44, '46. Albert Eraenkel The true worth of a man is found in the object he pursues. Willie Garnell Eullington To love and be loved is the greatest happiness in existence. G. A. A. '43, '44, '45, Service Club '44, '45, '46, Senior-New Senior Party '46. Daniel L. Gallard Our deeds determine us. as much as we determine our deeds. Ticket Committee '46, Service Club '46, Spanish Club '45, '46. William Goza Kindness as large and plain as the prairie wind. Senior Play, Variety Show '46, Cap and Gown Committee '46. Betty Mae l-lambley A sweet attractive kind of grace And a happy smile upon her face. Student Council '44, '46, Quotations Committee '46, Senior Play. Cfaao o 7947 Charles Alexander Hamilton I'resent'e of mind and rouruge in distress, Are more than armies Io prorure sut'c'ess. Band '43, '44, '45, '46, Griffin '44, '45, Senior Play. Iacqueline Carol Hartnett Sweelness and loueliness ure the essence of her being. G. A. A. '44, '45, '46, French Club '45, '46, Gym Leader '44, '45, '46. Shirley lrene Hartstein Silem'e is more nruslrcil than any sound. Robert Delmar Heetfield Now what I wan! is lfucts, lwicls alone are wanted in l.ife, Cross Country '46, Service Club '43, '44, '45, Ring and Pin Committee '46. Brooks Edward Henderson Nolhing so beromes u mun as modes! slillnessf' Aer. Phoq. Club '46, Service Club '44, '45, Ticket Committee '46. Flora Dae Kaplan Friendship is lhe gif! of God. And lhe mos! prerious boon ro man. Advice to the Lovelomq lunior Academy of Science' -Galileo Chapter '45, '46 Fern lris Kornblum Harry Keller Her friendly smile rind. cheery face. .Ah lakes a I1-HI? bl-I of fun W1'll carry her fur in l1fe's long rave. To rhuse dark clouds und bring ou! the sun. CCP and Gown '46f Tlckel S5195 '46, Sefvice Club Swimming Team '44, '45, '46, Track '45, '46, Tennis 45' 464 Richard Koslow Dorothy KGIHICITI A regular fellow, ilnis Ilrue, ' Shi, w,'11 by a ww, args, lfull of pep and mischief too. ' Ifor her hear! is in her work. Ring and Pin Committee '46, lunior Academy of Service Club '43, '46. Science '45, Hamilton Hartnett Hartstein Heetfield Henderson Kaplan Keller Kerman Kornblum Koslow Twenty-three Twenty-tour anuar enio Morris Krarn Personality over-towers everything in this world. Usher '43, '44, '45, '46, Ianuary Brochure Staff '47, Iunior Academy ot Science '45, '46. Ernestine Lamb Those who bring sunshine to the lives of others Cannot keep it from themselves. Ring cmd Pin Committee '46. Dorothy M. Laws A personality that makes friends, And a loyalty that keeps them. Service Club '45, '46, Entertainment Committee '46. Nora Lehmann She is a gallant creature, and complete in mind and feature, Griffin Reporter '46, Quotations Committee, Adver- tising Committee '46. Howard W. Lentz My mind is my kingdom, Ioan Edith Littmann Look and you see a kind face, Look deeper and you End a good heart. Girls' Bowling '45, '46, Spanish Club '44, '46, Honor Roll '44, '46. Wilma Sue Lockhart Thou art fairer than the evening air, Clad in the beauty of a thousand stars. Aero Phoq. Club '46. Iacob Lucido There is honesty, manhood and fellowship in him. William Francis May Friendliness in his voice. Goodness in his action. Virginia McC'auqhey No one enjoys happiness Without thinking he enjoys it. Service Club '43, Senior-New Senior Party '46. aaa o 7947 L Naomi Mead ifV1Ih mlm fonlvnl and trunquilily of mind. Service Club '43, '45, Robert A. Meyers His rluily prayer. far lwlli-1' unclcrslood ln urls than words, was simply doing yoodf' Announcement Ccmmittee '46, Ticket Committee '46. Lomond Middleton A nmn Luilh c'onslrui'li'i.'i' hands. x Shirley M. Moore A nicrry hvizrl. like llvuuvn, liyhivns l,ifv. Service Club '45, '46, Ring and Pin Committee '46, Entertainment Committee '46, Dorothy Eileen Newman Hfiooilly is hi' Ihul yoodly rloelhf' Service Club '43, '44, '45, '46, Gloria Helen Nothstine Hur mvrry luuyh is infvcliousf' Senicr Play, Service Club '45, '46, Senior-New Senior Party '46. Rudolf Oppenheim Thi rvcnlinvss of doing dolh express No olhvr but Ihr' rloefs willingness. Robert Park Profound sinfvrily is the only basis lunior Academy of Science '43, '44, '45, '46, Griffin l'haml U ' Reporter, Projector Club '43, '44, '45, '46, Harriett Eleanor Pessin Her eyes are bright, her uoifc is yay, Her very smile drives gloom away. Margaret Page Su.'i'vl us a Spriny flowvr, Tha' Uvry c'ssz'm'c of loUz'lim'sS. Ring and Pin Committee. Will and Prophecy. Mead Meyers Middleton Moore The Pause That Retreshes. ol lulvnl, us ol Girls' Bowling Club '45, '46, Senior Play, Class Newman Nothstine Oppenheim PC1439 Park Pessin Twenty-live t Twenty-six anuar enii Audrey lean Pollock As natural as the flowers, and just as sweet. You'll find her charms are hard to heat. Student Council '45, '46, Service Club '43, '44, '45, '46, Ring and Pin Committee '46. Robert lohn Probst Music-from him-flows like clear waters from a spring fresher. Student Council '45, Super Seller '46, Senior Play, Cap and Gown Committee. Patricia Ioan Raines Sweet girl graduate-graceful as a fawn-the very whimsy of time, Variety Show '46, Senior Play '46, Advertisement Committee. Estelle Rosch The best things come in small size, Here is one to take the prize. Announcements '46, Ticket Committee. Naomi Ruth Rosenblum All succeeds with people who are sweet and cheerful. French Club '45, '46, Quotations Committee, Banquet Committee. Eva Susan Ross Most learned of the fair, Most fair of the learned. Griffin Reporter '46, Quotations '46, Advertising and Ticket Committees '46, Richard George Rowe He is at no end of his actions blest, Whose ends will make him greatest and best. Band '43, '44, '45, '46, Junior Academy of Science '43, '44, '45, '46, Honor Student '43, '45, '46. David Samuels Always ready with his wit To make you stop and laugh a bit. Ping Pong Club '46, Advertising Committtee '46, Ticket Committee '46. Iames Richard Schultz A man of life upright, Whose guiltless heart is free. Band '45, '46, Swing Band '46, Ring and Pin Com- mittee '46. Ida Seidel Her type is not easy to End, For she is gracious, sweet, and kind. Entertainment Committee '46, Picture Committee '46. aaa 0 7947 Harold Sher Alu,'uys rn niisrhief. always wearing a yrin, Never so happy us when making a din, Tennis Club '45, '46, Senior Ticket Committee, Senior Entertainment Committee. Myrnalee Silverstein N1'mhle finyers over ivory keys. Music is hers lo lame or lease. Rina and Pin Committee, Entertainment Committee, Treasurer of Spanish Club '46, Patricia Simpson The niildesl manners, The yenllesl of hearlsf' Saddle Spur Club '45, '46, Captain on Bowling Club Team, Service Club '46. Robert L. Sullivan A qilieh smile and u llyht humor make him a valued friend. President oi Holler Skating Club '45, '46, Will and Prophecy Committee, Quotations Committee, Glen E. Taylor .. - G' . Sut'c'ess shall he in Ihy rourses lall, Sun rms Surress in thyself, whirh is best of all. Robert Gene Ward Service Club '45, '46, Ticket Committee. ,, . . ., Skill and ronlzzlenee are an urwomjuered army. Curtis Emerson Underwood Gym Team '44, '45. lily and hearty. bluff and halef' . . Mouriny like u ship under full sail. Marlorle Weber Senior Play '46, B, B, C, Q, '43, '44, '45, '46, Ticket She halh proven herself by her incluslryf' Committee '46. Band '44, '45, '46, B. B. C. O, '46, lunior Red C '44, '45, '46. Wolff Waks A n7an's slyle is his n71'nd's votre. Charles Brownlee Wllson Service Club '44, '45. A man's character is the reality of l7l'I77Sl'll,. Sher Silverstein Simpson Sullivan Taylor Underwood Waks Ward Weber Wilson Tw enty-seven WAUQ mo- anuarg 1947 Twenty-eight Best personality Cboyl .......,.. Best personality Cgirll ..,.,.. Best-dressed boy ...A.... Best-dressed girl ....,... Most studious ,..... Most athletic 4...... , .... ,..,. . ,....,rr.............. Most prominent in Sen ior activities , ....... , Sweetest girl ........,....,..,.............,..,..,....,.., Nicest boy ,......., Glamour girl ..,t.... Esquire boy t....,..,.. Cutest girl ,.................... Most hcmdsome boy ...,...... Most beautiful girl i....,..,. Most popular girl i.,..,. Most generous. ,..,. 4..... ,.,. Most likely to succeed .t....... Best student tboyl ...t,....., Best student Cqirll .,..... Best singer ............. Best speaker .... , ....,.. . Best dancer Cboyl .... ,. Best dancer tgirll ........ Most co-operative ,..... Most fun ........ . Wittiest ..4,... ,.,Michael Krug Dorothy Laws , ,.t.., Wolff Waks Barbara Black Mary Anne Darneron Harry Keller Sam Clark Margaret Page .,t......EdWard Cook .........Loretta Cantor . ,..,.... . ..,.. Robert Probst .Virginia McCauqhey .......,.Robert Ward ....,....Iris Finch Betty Beamer ...,,..,Miss McDermott-Mr. Seitz .t.,..,..Charles Hamilton .,.4,.,Natl'1an Simon .,t...,..Shirley Bruns Daniel Gallard ........Harriet Pessin .......,Harold Sher ....,.4,Beverley Arden ,...... Myrna Silverstein .....,,.,..tWilliam Goza ,4,.M.Elizabeth Crowson I9 4 7 Of icerd Meyer Nesbitt Nicholas Clark Boyce Welles Meyer Suzanne Nicholas Excels in athletics, and excellent scholar, Grace was in all her steps, heaven in her eyes, Best of all, an exceptional friend. In every gesture dignity and love, Senior President, Student Council '44, '45, '46, '47, Secretary of the Senior Class, Ice Skating Club '45, Basketball '44, '45, '46, '47, Track '44, '45, '46, '4'7. '46, '47, Entertainment Committee. BGUY MGS Nesbitt Iohn Thomas Clark A girl more precious could ne'er be found, 'Industry, personality, and ambition. If we searched the whole world round. Form a trio of virtues that make a regular fellow. Vice-President of the Senior Class, Asst. Brochure Treasurer of the Senior Class, Track '44, '45, '46, Editor '47, Service Club '47, Senior-New Senior '47, Tennis '45, '46, Quotations Committee. Party. Twenty-nine Thirty une eni Imogene Adams Mind cannot follow il, nor words express, Her infinite sweetness. Senior Girls' Glee '44, '45, '46, A Cappella '46, Operetta '47. Merton I. Adreon He is capable of imagining all. Of arranging all, And doing everything. Gym Club '45, '46, Ticket Committee '47, Senior Play. Iohn Benne Austin Theres no telling all he knows, Perhaps that's why he never grows. Leonora Bayer Theres a woman like a dewdrop, She's purer than the purest. Edward Beard Hflmiable, goodfnarured, Ed will never hurry, For when troubled-why worry? Rosalie Ann Becker Her laughing eyes and pretty hair Pronounce her a girl beyond compare. Service Club '44, '45, '46, '47, Bowling Club '46 '47, Cap and Gown '47. Gerard Michael Benoist He shall swim to the heighl of suCc'ess. Track '46, '47, Swimming '47, Skating Club '46, '47 Geraldine Ethel Bireley A darling girl is our friend Gerry. With dancing feet, and bright eyes merry. Cheer Leader '43, '44, '45, '46, Service Club '45 '46. Seymour Bixhorn CourIeous and manly in all he does. B. B. C. O. '45, '46, '47, Band '45, '46, '47, Aerc Physioqraphy Club '45, '46, '47. Anita Mae Blick So well to know her own, that what she wills to di or say, Seems wisesl, dlscreel, best. add o l947 Rowland Iohn Blueclorn High ererled thoughts, Sealed in lhe hear! of Courtesy. Donald Thomas Bresnahan His carefree, jolly way, Makes Don lops every day. Iunior Bed Cross '45, '46. Kathryn Brock Withdrawn. Earline lnece Bruens Calm, reserved und very sweet, A pleasure indeed il is lo meelf' Service Club '45, '47, New Senior Entertainment Committee '46 Alta Virginia Bryan A frown of glory she porlruys, XVilh smiling eyes, and charming ways. Malcolm Bryant lGUUGfY Qffldugle 19484 Will lt Be a Touchdown? Iohn Buell Sometimes silenl, always slrong, Bgtty IQQI1 Bufngtl U'W ll gh S 'd m wmml' A I How her fingers went when lhey moved by nole Tennis '45f '461 Service Club 46' 47' Bcmkelbcu Through measured line. us she marched Ihem o'er '45 '47' The yielding plank of the ivory board. French Club '44, '45, '46, '47, Service Club '44, '45, Perry Bumpus ,161 47' A world of rnusie all is his. As noles desfend Uu'loriously. lOhU Andrew Burns Band '44, '45, '46, Bed Cross '44, '45, '46, '47, No hurry, no worry. Service Club '46, '47. Just life as il Comes. Bluedorn Bresncihan Brock Bruens BTYGH Bryant Buell Bumpus Burneit Burns Thirty-one Thirty-two une enii Shirley Burstein lt's nice to be natural, When you are naturally nice. Student Council '45, '46, '47, Quotations Commttee '47, Red Cross '44, '47. Dorsey H. Burton Knowledge is, indeed, that which next to virtue. Truly and essentially raises one man above another. Service Club '44, '45, '46, '47. Corlclectn Smith Byerly Full of pep and energy Just as rute as she can be, Pep Club '46, '47, Saddle Spur '46, '47. Clifford Clinton Coqle Happy go lucky at work or at play. A grin on his fare: a will in his way, Senior-New Senior Potty '47. Robert Connon One who will be prepared for surfess When the opportunity comes. Track '46, Bond '44, '45, '46, '47. Manuel Louis Choit For he is a jolly good fellow With a laugh that is deep and mellow, Audrey Cimrnet Personality and loyalty are rompanions to intelli- gencef' Service Club '44, '47, Golilio Chopter Science Club '46, '47. Roe Cohen A quiet girl but lots of fun Youll End her work is always done. Red Cross '44, '46, Bowling Club '45, '47. Chorles A. Corno Whate'er he did. was done with so much ease. In him 'twas only natural to please. Shirley Morxine Cowon Ready for work, ready for fun. Ready to help till the work is done. Operetto '47. 0 CL55 0 77 7 lean Frances Curran A lovely lady gurnwnlvd with ll'g1hl. Service Club '44, '45, '46, '47, Quotations Committee. Robert E. Dieckqrafe Su'1'l'I of fool um! qvnllv of l7t'Lll'l. Brochure Business Mar. '47, Cross Country Track '46, '47, B, B. C. O. '44, '45, '46, '47. Douglas Gerald Draper Hrs limbs wvrc cas! ln manly mould, lfur hurrlq sporls or furllvsl bold. Gym Club '45, '46, '47, Gym Team '46, '47. Harriet Norma Duchen l ur lKJL'l'lI'l'f Ihan lhu nvornlng rose. Ncrultf xprinhlml wrih club. Girls' Bowling Club '44, '45, '47, Service Club '45, '46, '47. lo Ann Eaton Sha was i vr Ihouyhlful , flml 4 vr wilh Ihoughls lo plvuscf' Red Cross '44, '45, '46, Service Club '45, '46, '47, Saddle Spur '47. lean Dorothy Fehrenlcamp 'UIAIH1 LlUl'C'I' is u L't'll'Sfllll nivlmluf' Service Club '46, '47, Senior Entertainment '47. About Face! Robert Fox GCIl9 l:'9Ifif1qiOI1 I mug! laugh und dana- and sing, fl L'l'L'llt'l'ULlX girl lL'l'lh un arlziv soul, Lili' 1-Y SUNY U lvvvlv fhmfld' Om' who u'rIr11'nlu will ruufh hcr goal. Student Council '43, '44, Cheer Leader Captain '46, '47, Service Club '45, '46, '47, lunior Red Cross '45, '46, '47. Ruth Mildred Frgnkel Gloria AUD l:'lQlSCl'1IT1CII1I'1 'Lovely vain' and nimble fccl, 19U11 of 1,,Ugh,4.r' full U, fun, lV1'lh song and clunu' hvr ll'lAl S i'on7plvIv. E77Ul1Slh0f,lU!-lf'UV L'L'l'FVHf7L'-i' Service Club '44, '45, '46, '47, Senior A Cappella Service Club '44, '46, '46, '47, Rowling Club '46, '47. '44, '45, '46, '47. Curran Dieckqrafe Draper Duchen Eaton Fehrenkamp Ferrinqton Fleischman Fox Frankel Thirty-three Thirty-four une enio William Hubert Gatlin A tennis champ who played the game, Vlfon trophies and brought Blewelt fame. Tennis '45, '46. Floyd Marcus George A fine Hrst-baseman Who will make a hit in life's great game. Baseball '46, '47. lean Anne Gillett Her wil makes others witty. lce Skating '46, Pep Club '44, Girls' Glee '44, '45. Marilyn Ginsburg A charming girl with a friendly smile, She helps to make lhe day worth while. Service Club '44, '45, Spanish Club '44, '45, Aero Physicgraphy Club '46, Wilma Frances Glaser Fi'iendshipl mysterious cement of the soul, Sweetness of life, and solder of society. Service Club '45, '46, '47. Lorraine Glazer A Charming girl both sweet anil fair, YVith a winsome smile and lovely hair. Red Cross '44, '45, Service Club '45, '45, '47. Marie Glitsos Her smile is welcome everywhere, And she ranks high among the fair. Class Day Czrnrnittee '47. Robbie Gene Goddard A likeable personality, A good companion. Ralph Godfrey A quiet, intelligent young man, Good to know, good to he with. Beulah Agnes Goelce Determined will. but desirable friendship, Combined into one lovely pattern. Red Cross '44, '45, Gym Leader '44, '45, '46, '47. 0 ,aaa o 7947 Bernice Ruth Goldstein Sha has lalvnl and intelligence, Two good lruifs to possess. Science Club '46, '47, Class Song Committee '47, Helen Goldstein Happiness srvms made lo bc shared. Senior A Cappella '47, Service Club '46, '47, Michael Grady Ianuary 1948 Graduate. Sylvia Greenberg l'rclfu vyvs, running our with glee, Senior A Cappella '46, lunior Red Cross '44, '45, '46, '47. Harriet Frances Greene No spring nor summvr heuulu Halh such grave. 4 Flora MacDonald Guest ' TwinkIi'ng uyvs, a merry smile- To The Iflflef SGYICMIU. Happy and carefrev is shin Band '44, '45, '46, '47. William A. Henry Mqfqle Pcluhne Hampton Custom hath made in him a propvrla Bal wcrc il lu my fancy given In him U PVUPUVW 07' Wl5 7l'FS- To rule hor charms IRI full Ihcm Heaven. Tennis '45, '46, Service Club Secreqmy '46l '47, Girls' Glee '44, '45, '46. William Carey Harrison Theodore Howard Hoffman Mm1c1al1'on ix his formula for success. Pleasant, fanny and mfg, Icegkmmq Club '45, '47, Ring and pm Committee Of whom ymfll lhink of more than 1wirv. '47- Super Sellers '44, '46, '47, Service Club '46, '47, B. Goldstein H. Goldstein Grady Greenberg Greene Guest Hampton Harrison Henry Hoffman Thirty-five Thirty-six une enio David L. Hoskins An all-around regular fellow- He's a delight to know. Baseball '46, '47, Quotations Committee '47. Eugene R. Hurnes Nothing is more simple than greatness, Indeed, to be simple is to be great. Harry Lee Hutcherson Intelligence, friendliness, and wit rolled into onef Swim Team '47, Ice Skating '45, '46. Loretta Marie lnclelicato Life has no blessing like a prudent friend. Service Club '44, '45, '46, '47. Angelo Leo Ingrassia Fun and pleasure fill his days, Iunior Red Cross '46, '47. Margaret Leah Iacobs She's always to he relied upon for being kind, gener- ous and good. Service Club '44, '45, '46, '47, Red Cross '45, '46 '47. lohn Iohnson tVill is Charaftcr in action. Track '45, '46, '47, Basketball '44, '45, '46, Gloria Irene lohnston Her personality speaks for itself, Service Club '44, '45, '46, '47, New Senior Enter tainment '46, '47. Edwinalones Goodness and simplicity are indissolublg united. Service Club '44, '45, '46, '47, Announcements '47 lo Anna Iont A merry heart makes a merry face. Executive Committee '46, 47, Ticket Committee '47 Chairman Poster Committee '47. T all 0 1947 Edward Kalachek SiIvnff' is onu of lhe uirluvx of the wise. Griffin '44, '45. Beverly Karsh A graceful maiden wilh a genllv brow. Ami rhec-12 tinged lightly, Ami u rlouu-like vue. Quotations Committee. lack Z. Karty W'hulcUvr he docs he does very well. W'hz'rvL'vr ht' goes hc is bound lo excel. Super Seller '44, '45, '46, '47, lunior Academy of Science '44, '45, '46, '47, General Athletic Mgr. '45, '47, Paul Samuel Kasnow QlII'l'f and LlV7dSXLll77I'f1ll Yvl vucr tm lhl' mud lo SLll'L'L'SS. Iulia lanet Kelley A liucly girl filled Io Ihv brim XVHI7 vigor, Ur'll1lr'ly, and vim. Service Club '45, '46, '47, Entertainment Committee '47. Sylvia Audrey Kelly She SIT7l'lt'll cmd lhv shudotus departed. Cap and Gown Committee, Senior Girls' Glee '44, '45, Senior A Cappella '45, '46. Frederic lames Kelly Wil is lhe sull of mnL'vrsa11on. Cross Country '46, Track '47, Service Club '46, '47. Robert Williamson Kennedy IIA a good' fare is C1 lvllvr of rc'commendaIr'or7. he should ff I 1, it Grand Climax, Anne Merrill Keogh Charm in hor smilc, lzindncss in hvr uflion, And personality in her vom-. Student Council '45, '46, Rinq and Pin Committee '47. Arthur Kern go fur. Track '46, '47, Senior-New Senior Party '46, Thurv's a place and mcans for vucry gum! num. Kalachek Karsh Karty Kasnow Kelley S. Kelly I. Kelly Kennedy Keoqh Kern Thirty-seven Thirty-eighl une enio Lu Dean Faye Kiolwell Friendship is the gift of the gods And the most precious boon to woman. Student Council '46, A Cappella '44, '45, '46, '47. Rosalie Klayman A great devotee of the Gospel of Getting On. Class Song '47, Service Club '44, '45, '46, '47. Melvin Klearman He stands a statue full of strength Upon the pedestal of life. Gym Club '45, '46, '47, Announcement Committee '47. George Lawrence Klinq A friend and a gentleman What more can we sag? Terry Lois Kneznekott A cheerful temper joined with innocence will make beauty attractive, knowledge delightful and wit good naturedf' Ice Skating Club '46, '47, Ticket Committee '47. Willa Faye Knowles Happiness and laughter are the main spokes in her wheel of life. Iunior Red Cross '43, '44, '45, '46, Service Club '44, '45, '46, Robert Lee Krueger Some are horn great: others achieve greatness: others have greatness thrust upon them. lce Skating '46, '47, Student Council '46, '47, Senior Flay '47. Frances Kunin Her voice was ever soft, gentle and low, An excellent thing in a woman. Service Club '44, '45, '46, '47. Donald Stuart Lamb A good intention clothes itself with sudden power. Baseball '45, '46, '47, Basketball '45, '46, '47. Robert William Lauenstein Light of heart and clever, Sad and worried never. aaa 0 7947 Angie Teresa Laury Hfillllllfl' is the passion for sweelnfss and light and the passion for making them prevail, Service Club '44, '45, '46, '47, Quotations Commit- tee '47. Iames Guy Lawson He knew the f7SLlK'l7OllJt.llL'tll moment when to sag nothing. Nancy Lea Lichty She mouts tt goddess and she looks ii queen. lce Skating '44, '45, '46, '47, Brcchure Slatt '47, Assistant Editor, Secretary Super Sellers '46, '47. Walter Lieberman The highest munhootl resides in disposition, not in nwre 1nlellec't . H lune Loesche Quiet, soft-spoken. and kind. fl sweeter girl ts huril to find. Service Club '45, '46, '47. lune Evelyn Lukens She exvels tr! sweetness and kindness. lrene Lukachik Sweet and kim! every day, She has the mians to make her way, Aero Physioqraphy '45, '46. Patricia lean Lynch lletiL'en in sunshine will requile lhe kind. Service Club '44, '45, '46, '47, lunior Red Cross '44, '45, '46, '47. Phantom Muscle. losephine Gretchen Mace True friendship is like sound health, The value of il is seldom known Until it be lost, G. A. A. Captain '45, '46, Ring and Pin '46, Motto Committee '47. Winton Howard Manning lVho enjoys the hi'auti't'ul, loves truth, hates wrong, lows to do good, and respects others its himself. Student Council '45, '46, '47, Brochure Staff '47, Editor '47, Usher's Ccmmittee '44, '45, '46, '47. Laury Lawson Lichty Lieberman Loesche Luke-ns Lukachik Lynch MCICQ MGUFUUQ Thirty-nine Forty une enio Allen Marbain His heart like gold is pure Perhaps slow but always sure. Baseball '46, '47, Service Club '44, '45, '46, '47. Iarnes Robert Martin 'llim always believed politeness is to do and say The kindest things in the kindest way. Aero Physiography Club '46, Gym Team '46, '47, Cap and Gown '47. Susie Maxine Martin Gentle in manner, fun in reality. Service Club '44, '45, '46, Dorothy Iosephine Mathews Sweet and gay and lots of funf 1 Lynn McClurken Where did you get your eyes so blue? Out of the sky as I came through. Quotations '47, Service Club '46, '47. Robert Ayers McCullough He's worth his weight in jollityf' Nicholas Michalas Men of few words are the best men. Gym Club '44, '45, '46, '47, Quotations Committee '47 Arlan lrwin Michelson A little nonsense now and then. ls relished by the best of men. Iunior Academy of Science '44, '45, '46, '47, Service Club '45, '46, '47. Ruth Miller A sweet attractive kind of grave, A generous heart ana' darling face. Quotations Commitee '47, Entertainment Commit- tee '47. limmy P. Mirras Success to the strongest who are always, At last, the wisest and best. Gym Team '46, '47, Service Club '45, '46, '47. aaa 0 1947 Ruth lane Moore f,ll7!lFf77S xlrikc' Inv siyhl. Hu! mt-ru wins lhv soul. Ice Skating '44, '45, '46, '47, Vice-President '46, Entertainment Committee '47. Corrine Marie Mundy 'All1tlllSll'l'UIJN, hard working, u good friend and slutlcnlf' Aero Physioqraphy '46, '47, lunior Red Cross '44, '45, '46, '47. Charles lohn Murphy A likvulrlv lad wl7o's always yay, Ax mcrry uw u summer day. Baseball '46, '47, Super Sellers '45, '46, '47, Secre- tary '46, '47, Milton David Peters 'l'hvru is only om- way to srzffvss Thu! ls. Io ln' ublt' lo spvml your life in your own way. Service Club '44, '45, '46, '47, Red Cross '44, '45, '46, '47. Bernice Ruth Petrov , I,l'I'SUl7UlIlLl, vnlhusiusni. and lots of fun, lim' limfs 'popular u.z'1h vutfryonuf what She DOQSHW Know! Class Day Committee '47, Service Club '44, '45, '46, - - '47, Executive Committee '46, '47. Mlrlnle Poleel , I ' ln Ihy fam' l sec the map ol honor, zruzh, and William Plummer 1,,W1,,,g' 'l'ht' yrvulcsl lruthx url' the simplest, . . 7 .' Anil so uri' fha yrvulcsl mm. M1195 Pulfofd , ,, A Cappella '44, '45, '46, Student Council '44, H'S Utl'0'7S Speak will for mm' Service Club '44. Corridor Officers '446'45, '46, '47, Service Club '44, , '45, '46, '47, P t 'tt . Mary Elinor Pollock OS er Omml ee Truth nmkvs the fact' of lhul person shim' who speaks lack Pl-'U-ue I I I I V ,md Owm ,',j' Ulfmlcls are won by lhosc who believe in winning. ' Ticket Committee, Entertainment Committee, Ring Gym Club '44, '45, '46, '47, Entertainment Commit- and Pin Committee, tee Senior-New Senior Party. Moore Mundy Murphy Peters Petrov Plummer Pollock Poteet Pulford Purtle Forty-one Forty-two une enio Marilyn Ianet Raqsdale Good humor is the health of all good friendshipsf Herbert Leon Reif From a tiny spark may burst a mighty flame. French Club '45, '46, loyce Ruth Rinehart From the depths of her eyes one may measure the riches of her soul. Ring and Pin Committee, Chairman '47, Aero Physioqraphy '46, '47. Ruth Alice Roman Character is higher than intellect. A great soul will be strong to liue, as well as to think. Student Council '46, '47, Quotations '47. Walter William Rothenhoefer Not bold, nor shy, nor short, nor tall, But a pleasant rningling of them all. Gym Club '44, '45, '46, '47. Robert Rubin The one thing in the world of value is the active soul. Iunior Academy of Science '45, '46, '47, Griffin Staff Reporter '46, '47. Robert Russell The happy rnan is he that knows the world and cares not for it. Gym Club '44, '45, '46, '47. Leroy Salzman He is always laughing For he has an l'f7l,lT7Z'l8 deal of wit. Aero-Physiography '45, 46. Leonard Saxon Just to fill the hour- That is happiness. Service Club '45, '46, '47. Arthur Schaefer A very digniied chap, you see, But as humorous as can be. Gym Club '44, '45, '46, '47. aaa 0 f947 Rita Lynn Schlansky Rita has much charm and yravv, And a lowly smile adornx hvr fame. Girls' Bcwlinq '44, '45. Geraldine Ruth Schlattman Anyvls are patntvd fatr. lo look like you. Red Crcss '44, '45, '46, '47. Esther Ruth Schmidt In qaivtncss and fonticlcnce shall he your strength. Operetta '47. lrvin Schneider Rvlr'al1lv, rvsourceful, always klml, A I'41'!'i'f'l1l' like lru is hard lo find. Baseball '46, '47, Vice-President Science Club '46, Executive Committee Senior Class '47. c 'M-rf Peggy lean Schnurr J , W Hur yvntle ways arf' always soothing, Denial Ad' Evelyn Ruth Schwartz Sha ran har finazrs o't'r the ivory keys, Mary Anne Shaw fl Ish I2 'llf' hl . . H' S O0 U pr' ce 'Om ' Em God araced her with golden hair, Red CICSS '46' '47' Sweetness, and a facek thaI's fair, Orville Ioseph Schweiss Ring and Pin Committee '47, lVho saw ltfv slcudzly, and .saw it wlmlvf' Cap and gown' '47, Manuel Sherberq I We place him quite proudly in lVi'sdom's fhairf' DOf1SSe1t2ef Griffin '44, '45, '46, '47, Editor '46, '47, Iunior Vxlifhdrqwn, Academy of Science '45, '46, '47. Schlansky Schlattman Schmidt Schneider Schnurr Schwartz Schweiss Seltzer Shaw Sherberq Forty-three Forty-four une enio Barbara Siegel Of Natures gifts thou may'st with lilies boast, And with the halffblown rose. Ice Skating Club '44, '45, '46, '47, French Club '45, '46, Brochure Staff '47. Gretchen Smalley Lovely hair, figure and face, Gifted also with sweetness and grace. Ice Skating Club '44, '45, '46, '47, Service Club '44, '45, '46, '47. leanene Frances Smith Her voice was like the voice of stars when they sang together. Band '46, Shirley Solomon Withdrawn. Raymond Specker Heres a student, here's a friend. Always ready with a hand to lend. Track '47, Service Club '45, '46, '47. Ilene Iune Stein A good friend who is dear and sweet, In fact a girl who is hard lo beat. French Club '45, '46, '47, Quotations Committee '47, Honor Student. Rosetta Steinhauer ln doiny what we ouaht We deserve no praise Because il is our duly. Red Cross '44, '45, '46, Class Song Committee '47. lames Allen Stemmler He is proof that all yood lhinys come in small packages. Tennis Team '45, '46, Operetta '47. George Henry Stewart A friendly lad with friendly ways. Harriet Sue Stratman The most thoughtful yirl we ever knew. Sweet, kind and scholarly too. lunior Academy of Science '45, '46, 47, Honor Student, Quotations Committee '47. aaa o 1947 Donald Tanner Good Compunu and good diseourse are the very sinews of Uirluef' Band Librarian '45, '46, '47, Track '45, '47, Nancy Lee Taylor A rlauqhler ul' Ihe gods. divinely lull And mos! tll'l,'1'f'll'lQJ fair. Service Club '46, '47 Dolores Margaret Thompson The sweel expression of thu! face, l ureuer ihimginq, yel Ihe same. Red Cross '44, '45, '46, '47. Wanda leannine Triplett Her warm friendship and kindness appeal lu all, Service Club '45, '46, '47. Doris Urberqer A smull pufhuqe of euteness and SLL7L'L'lf7k'8S All wrapped inlo one. Announcement Committee '47, Three ls ci Charm. Val Gaylord Vogel Mu business and my ur! is to live, Usher Committee '44, '45, '46, '47, Cap and Gown Committee '47, Loretta Mae Weintraub Sincere :md true lo all is she. RobertWC1hlStrOm Wl'lh uusl and wide ubililyf' Clever and so full of wrt. S91-Vice Club '46, '47' limbs an ulhlele who iloi-sn'! quit. Basketball '46, '47. 'VVilliarn Vlfelpoii L90 Ward He rises on toe: lhur spin! of his Iamiary 1948. ln aspiration Iifls him frcmr Ihe eurlhf' Tanner Taylor Thompson Triplett Urberqer Vogel Wahlstrom Ward Weintraub We-lpott Forty-five une enior Cfarifi 0 T947 Wesner Vllhyte Wilhite Wilson Orr Barbour Blair Curry McGowan Ioan LaVohn Wesner The music that can deepest reach, And cure all ill, is cordial speech. Ruby lean Whyte Friendship is the highest mark of perfection in society. Service Club '45, '46, '47, Iarnes Wilhite Withdrawn. Frank Milton Wilson fl l7oy's will is the u:ind's will And the thoughts of youth are long, long thoughts. Rebecca Katherine Orr Her face is like the Milky Way i' the sky- A meeting of gentle lights without a name. Service Club '44, '45. Dale E. Barbour He is enthusiastic every moment he breathes. Gym Club '44, '45, '46, '47. Iames Erwin Blair He who is friendly, has friends. Band '44, '45, '46, '47, Service Club '44, '45. Forty-six Brusca Capuano Mormino Waks Phillip Frank Brusca Success shall be in thy courses tall. Success in thyself. which is hest of all. Rose Ann Capuano We praise those who love their fellow-min, Roller Skating '44, '45, '46, Faye Loretta Curry 'In hcr face was softness, in her will a way, And in her hand the willingness to do. Dona Lee McGowan This lass so neat. with smile so sweet Has won our right good will. Augustine M. Morrnino Friendship, the noble mind's delight and pride. Raquel Waks A kind and gentle heart doeth good like a medicine. Girls' Bowling '45, '46, '47, Service Club '46, '47, Nc Picture lohn Andrew Cooper The finest art, the most difficult to learn, is the art of living. Operetta '47, ll,l'l'll'l'lel S6400 Bocksermcm Fitzpatrick Gcxmel Ludwig Price Seigel Robert Bocksermom Shirley Ludwig Life and good living- Tranquility! Thou better name What do we want besides? Than all the family of Fame. Science Club '44, '45, '46, '47, Student Council '45, Senicr A Cappella '44, '45, '46, '47. '46. Betty Price Idcdene Fitzpatrick Her smile is sweetened by her gravity. Minh prolongeth life, Senior Girls' Glee '44, '45, '46. And causeth health. Service Club '44, '45, '46, '47, Operettct '47. Ioel Seiqel A mind thou hast, experienced in affairs, luck GQU191 Well poised in weal or woe. ldnuury 1948. Science Club '46, '47, Service Club '45, '46, '47. Shirley Shdinbcxin Great thoughts, great feelings came to her, like instincts, unawaresf' Joseph N ovotk It is good to be zealously affected always in a good thing. Super Sellers. Forty-seven ll ne enior gafen ar VALENTINE DANCE ...,A................4.....4.,...........,....,. ,............,.......... February 14, 1947 The Seniors opened their calendar of social events amid a flutter of hearts. The dance, presided over by the King and Queen of Hearts, was a throbbing success. ALL STAR FOLLIES .rrrA......,..............,,.,,.,. ...,r.r..r.r.,r...,.....,.,,.....,.,........... A pril 11, 1947 The tune April Showers ushered in one of the finest shows ever seen at Blewett. SENIOR-NEW SENIOR PARTY .A..,........,.........A..,.......,..,...,.,........,.,..,..... April 18, 1947 It was carnival time as the Sevens entertained the Seniors at a gala party. BOW WEEK ...,.,.i........,.,...........,..,.....4.4,..,..,..,..,....,,.,,,i.,Ai........,.,..,...,,,.. April 21-26, 1947 Big bows, little bows, bright bows, somber bows adorned Seniors who, for this week, were not hard to recognize. BOW DANCE ., ..,.....,.,....4..,..,........,.....,,,...,....,. ,.,. . ,,..,.,.....,... ....,............... A p ril 25, 1947 Bow week was climaxed by a successful dance with bows Cbeauxl of both kinds. SENIOR PLAY-Charm School ..............,.................................,................. May 2, 1947 Everyone enjoyed the efforts of Elise, the love-struck school girl, to ensnare the heart of her handsome teacher. CLASS DAY .........,.....,.,,..,..,....,..,.,,..,,.,, ...,............,..,....,.....,.,.....,..,....,..,.. M ay 16, 1947 This was the most enjoyable day of all for this was Our Day. MOTHERS' PARTY ,.,,...4.,............,..........,.,.........,..,..,...............,.....,,.,..,.,., May 20, 1947 As always the Seniors enjoyed the farewell party given by the Mothers' Club. SENIOR PLAY-What cr Life! ,.,,.,..,..,..................,.4...,.,..,...,,..,..,..,..,........, May 23, 1947 The colorful character of Henry Aldrich came to life in the Blewett Aud. His trials and troubles recalled similar experiences to all who attended. GRADUATION .,... , .... ,............ . ..,...4.........................,..,.,......,.,.,.....,.......,....... I une 11, 1947 At last the day came which we had awaited for four years, but it was not without a touch of sadness that we left Blewett realizing that this was really commencement rather than graduation. Forty-eight We, of the Iune Class, will always be grate- ful to our enthusiastic sponsor, Mr .Charles S. Longfield. His warm hearted assistance and friendly guidance were ever an inspiration to us. The debt of gratitude we owe to him will never be repaid, but we will continue to remem- ber him as a great fellow. Mr. C. S. Longfield ,.. I0 90 :P- SJ 97 F' 90 01' of-0 ll 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 'IJUAOQ 'WA Best personality Clooyl ,..,A..A Best personality Cgirll ,..,,,,.. Best dressed boy .,..... Best dressed girl ....... Most studious .,...... Most athletic ........,...........l................,..,. Most prominent in S nior activities ,.,.., . e Sweetest Girl ......... Nicest boy ....,..... Glamour girl ,....,... Esquire boy ........ Cutest girl ...................,., Most handsome boy ..,....... Most beautiful girl l...,...... Most popular girl ..,...... Most generous .......,......... Most likely to succeed 4...,..... Best student lboyl ..,..... Best student Cqirll ,..l... ,. Best singer ...... Best speaker ...,.,... Best dancer lboyl ...4,... Best dancer lqirll ..,........ Most co-operative .,..,.., Most fun ,..,.....,. Wlttiest ....,.....,..,.... Most popular boy. ,....,, une 7947 ......Charles Murphy Gloria Iohnston Douglas Draper Rosalie Becker Robert Rubin Boyce Meyer ........Merton Adreon Betty Nesbitt ..............Iohn Buell .....Lynn McClurken ..........Bill Harrison ,. ...,. Harriet Greene Krueger ...Nancy Lea Lichty .........Sue Nicholas Longfield .....Winton Manning ....Manuel Sherberg ........,..,.Ilene Stein Frances Kunin Barbara Siegel Leroy Salzman ...........Gerry Birely .........Io Anna Iont Dave Hoskins ........Merrill Keogh ........Phil Brusca Forty-nina Fifiy added We Seniors are acutely aware that when we leave someone will take our place. Yes, strangely enough, school routine will ao ony there will be tests, Aud sessions, homework, headaches, and the usual groans ot despair which accompany report cards. Another Senior class will tall heir to the re- sponsibility ot upholdinq the traditions and honor ot Ben Blewett. Without the apples there would be no pie and so without the underclass- men there would be no Blewett. We are confident they will succeed, so here we present the underclassmen from the lowly New lay to the New Senior. Fiity-one 'Til the Clouds Roll By. Abramowitz, Irvin Alford, Robert Anderson, Dorothy Auerbach, Vera Averbuch, Edith Bass, Barbara Becker, Edna Benoist, lerry Besch, Nancy Bockserman, Robert I. Boqosian, Sarkis Brooks, Robert Brusca, Bob Bryant, Malcolm Cannon, lack Childress, Iune Constandin, Margaret Cooper, Ronald Dolan, Barbara Duchen, Helen Erschen, Alfred Eubanks, Evelynn Ql Ifl'l QUQFL Feir, Flora Fine, Beatrice Fine, Leatrice Fitter, Eileen Fitzpatrick, ldalene Gamel, lack Geldback, Betty Goldberg, Ninel Goldstein, Marvin Greene, lim Gruen, Pauline Harris, Robert Hirsch, Ruth Horlick, Ierry Hutchings, Iames larrett, Thomas Kamp, Bill Kessler, Marlene Kidwell, loy King, Betty lean Klearman, Audrey Knowles, Dolores Libby, Donna Lisak, Harold Ludwig, Shirley Luedde, Iohn McClarnon, Mary Moinester, Frances Morris, Mary Novak, Ioe Page, Charles Peden, Emanuel Pink, Melvia Price, Betty Quinlivan, lames Raikes, Ierry Rea, Charles Roth, Don Rush, Gloria Schiller, Victor Schneider, Leo Scott, Mary Ieannine Seiqel, Ioel Seim, Frances Shahnazarian, Arsen Shainbain, Shirley Silverberq, Ray Sterqos, Genevieve Thomas, Bill Thornburqh, loy Wallis, Harold Ward, Leo Warner, Eugene White, Dan Younqberq, Iames Zieqelman, Ruth Fifty-two Adelstein, Dave Adelstein, Diane Adraqna, Bose Ainslie, Ieanette Louise Arnhler, lackie Anderson, lohn Appelbaum, David Ashby, Wendell Askew, Pat Atwell, Norma Lee Aubuchon, Iacqueline Avcrbuch, Esther Bain, Doris Barousky, Herbert Barton, lim Basantc, Ftczse Beckmeyer, lackie Bergman, Bernard Bernstein, Newman Bluedorn, loan Bassler, Trudy Brady, Arthur Brawley, Betty Bronson, Larry Brookes, lim Brown, Sally Bunt, Alice Bush, Marion Butler, Georgia Lee Calhoun, Don Calhoun, Irene Carney, Bill Cassel, Ioseph Caulfield, lim Ceriotti, loe Clausen, Bill Collier, Sinclaire Cook, Doris Cook, Marilyn Couch, lack Courtois, Barbara Craven, lackie Crawford, larnes Daniels, Adele Davis, Marianne Decker, larnes Detimer, Donald Dolnick, lulian Dotson, Bernice Dotscn, lean Dcuros, Bill Dubman, Nathan Duckworth, Charles Edwards, Richard Eisen, Betty Fadem, loyce Feiqenbaurn, Aaran erm ix Fish Story. Fehfenhimpf MC1filY1'1 Francis, Mary lane Frumscn, Guy FGTQUSOUI KCIUG Fischer, Dolores Garner, Doris F9Yflf1QlOl'1i EV9lYf1 Frichtel, lim Gellman, Stanley Filly-three Fifty-four Spare the Rod! Summer Study Hall. Ql lfI'l Gentry, Overton Gordon, Allan Gordon, Harlan Grace, Richard Grady, Mike Gray, lim Green, Phillip Grossman, Bernard Heinle, Phyllis Haqar, Willie Hagerty, William Harkins, Claire Harrison, Martha Hartnett, Barbara Hartzog, Kathleen Hoffman, Riva Holt, Bonnie Lou Hood, Gene Houghtlin, Robert Hulsey, Nancy Humphrey, Frances Lee Iohnston, lane lones, Donald Kaldor, Lorraine Kasncw, Mildred Kassoff, Arthur Keelinq, Ieanette Kelley, Doris Klearman, Audrey Kleinberqer, Leola Knickmeyer, Mildred Koslow, lack Lampe, Shirley ix Lamartina, Frank Lankford, Otis Lassauer, lames Laury, Mary Ann Leavy, lerry Lending, David Lerrnan, Martin Lewis, Bob Lewis, Betty lean Leon, lohn Lichtenfeld, Ben Lipsitz, Pearl Maechlinq, Fred Mahaney, loan McAllister, lanet McConnell, loy McDaniel, leannette McKay, Michael McNay, Patricia McNeill, Ronnie Mendelson, Roselyn Merlcer, Marilyn Mitori, Alice Monteith, Iames Moore, Everett Morse, lane Myriclc, Mary Ann Neubauer, Iaclcie Norris, Marilyn O'Neil, Paul Parker, Marcella Payne, Bill Perkins, Bob Ql lfl'l Perlman, Robert Pogrelis, Marilyn Posen, Michael Poynter, Richard Preston, Lois Probin, Dolores Prosser, Marie Purtell, Nancy Ravenstein, Dixie Lee Repler, Iules Reeves, Gary Richman, Marvin Richman, Robert Rosen, Anne Rosen, Martin Rosenblum, Annette Rosenthal, Ieanette Rothwell, Harriet Lea Rucker, Helen Sadler, Felix ix Stanton, Ann Starke, Suzanne Statler, Mary Louise Stein, Evelyn Stewart, Al Stillman, Allyne Strong, Tom Summers, Richard Tate, Mae Thebeau, Darlyne Thebeau, Duvern Thomure, Richard Tierney, Eugene Vogt, Milton Waldman, Eileen Walls, Albert Warren, Dolcres Watson, Don Weinhald, Walter Weintraub, Sidney Sarnmons, Leroy Schneider, Eunice Schneider, lack Schonlau, Tom Schrum, Nancy Carroll Scott, Mary Louise Seubert, Fred Sheridan, Ruth Sitford, Dorothy Silverman, Sidney Weisman, Sam Whittington, Bob Wishnuff, Gloria Wofford, Ted Wolff, Harold Wurdaclc, Roy Snow, Ioseph Solomon, Arline Solomon, Harry Young Donald Young Margaret Young May Young, Tom Zimmerman, Arnold Zark, Don Zvibleman, Harry Salute by the Fair. The Trolley Thrang. Filly-five rl Ql l'l'l LU8 Alfend, lerry Baker, Bob Bartlow, Torn Bassett, Nancee Colm, Arline Conaway, Carleen Croson, Virginia Deering, Neita Dennison, Marshall Dewliirst, lean Dickens, Lenora Fanning, Maxine Fiqus, Martin Franzel, Lois Gholson, Patricia Gillett, Gertrude Goldberg, Florence Greene, Dave Guisinqer, Wilma Fifty-six Hasty, Harvey Heetfield, lanet Henson, Gene l-lesler, Mary Hill, Floyd Hines, Darleen Hinton, Miles Ke-athley, Hadley Kidder, Marilyn Klinq, Connie Klockenbrink, Rosemary Kraven, Alice Kusrner, Faith Layman, Edith Layton, Gilbert Leeper, Ada Levy, Marilyn Loraine, Richard Luedde, William Esquire and Beauty uni nl A rn X Dr K ts, iz ,W , xii. Open Twenty-four Hours a Day. Ql l'l'l Lueddecke, lcla lane Manual, loan Marshall, Betty Mashbein, Regina Miller, Melvin Moles, Evelyn Monroe, Betty Ann Morqensiern, Paul Morris, lames Clr.l Nelson, Mary Ann Nestor, Bob North, Betty Sue O'Bryan, Margaret O'Shea, Bill Peters, Lavern Rayman, Carl Riqgio, Minnie Rothman, Glenn rl LUQ Salren, Ronald Sanders, Sterlina Smith, Anna Mae Sorkin, Marlene S S1anCe,EFlna Starr,Elair1o Stebbins, Willard Steiner, Richard Steve, Elaine Tash, Rose Ustran, Dolores Vest, Gene Watson, lane Webb, Robert Weber, Leatrice Wiehmillor, Alma Zeller, Audrey Zeller, Carol U9 Fifty-seven C.. Ql Ifl'l Olfil' Report Card Bombshell. Adams, lohn Baranick, Bernice Barrow, Maurice Barton, Norma Bassler, Cynthia Bastunas, Andrew Bisanti, Salva Bittner, Robert Blackwell, Patricia Blanton, Marian Blaw, Norma Bohannan, Molly Bolt, Gerald Bcsscng, Shirley Brornburd, Saline Brooks, Ruth Brown, Ann Buchbleter, Eva Buckner, Ruth Burten, Betty Burdge, Doris Cahillane, Rose Ma Cohen, Aaron Cooper, Larry Cope, Virginia Corey, Richard Counts, Pat Cox, Charles Crowson, Pat Cuttler, Sanford rie Damie, Ruth Ann Dance, Geraldine Davis, Betty Denney, Burleigh Dodge, Patricia Doherty, lohn Dorn, Stanley Dotson, Erma Dougan, Virginia Downing, Evelyn Drilling, Marinette Dudley, Merle Durrer, Frank Elder, Arlene Enwiller, loe Farmer, Edwin Fine, Cecelia Fogelrnan, Barbara Ioan Fourland, lohn Getzlow, Leon Gibbon, Virginia Gibson, Betty Gilrnor, Helen Goe, Gloria Goldman, loy Goldstein, Harvey Govro, Betty Graham, Dave Greiwe, Dorothy I-lahs, Don Fiiiy-eight Harnniel, Marcia Harrison, Dick Heady, Ted Heckrnann, Vivian Heinrich, Dick Hiqqins, Dan Hildebrandt, Georqe Hltes, lack Holoh, Doris Hughes, Maraaret Hyatt, lack larrett, Marcia lohnson, Chas. lchnson, Ronnie lohnstone, Bill lanes, Euqene lanes, Helen Marie lones, Sarah Kaplan, Barbara Kaplan, Dorothy Karty, Norman Kern, Charles King, Ioe Knickmeyer, Don Koch, Dolores Lee, lack Lesser, Howard Lewis, lo Ann Lewis, Louise Betty Linville, Paul Lcckett, La Verne Long, Leland Lynch, Rosemary Maqncr, lanet Martin, Carl Massey, Dick Maule, loann McCocl, Tom McCulloh, Zita McNatt, lack Meyer, Harvey Milan, Charlene Miller, Willard Morrison, Bill Muench, Bob Nesbitt, Anita Nesbitt, Geraldine Niehaus, Duane Neubauer, Sheila Nothstine, Ted Oqilvy, lack O'Neal, Eugene O'Neil, Don Oshima, Grace Overturf, Mildred Paqones, Florence Patterson, Virginia Peeples, Helen eI l'l'l 0111 Anticipated Explosion. Fifty-nine Q- 0l I'YL Olll' Perkins, Ioan Pipe, Billie Pope, Elizabeth Price, Robert Raedle, Edward Ray, David Redden, William Reilly, lack Rettke, Sarah Rickard, Dorothy Robertson, Shirley Rockwell, Franklin Rodenberq, Edna Rollinqs, Ruby Roschke, Florence Rcss, Beverly Rothman, Arthur A. Rowland, Iohn Rudman, Phyllis Russel, Pearl Sadler, Betty Salisbury, Barbra Sappol, Phyllis Schaefer, Ernest Schluemer, William Schrceck, Ioanne Selby, Dorothy Shoulders, Louis Simon, Shularnith Sixty Smith, Mary Ella Smith, Ric Sparks, Elaine Spradlinq, Iudith Stemmler, Elsie Stewart, Pat Stokes, Theresa Strauss, lack Sutfiri, Carl Swanson, Estelle Tanner, Wanda Thomas, lim Thorpe, Eddie Totten, Loretta Totsch, Harvey Veste, Billie lean Vinovich, Edna Voss, Bob Waldorf, Dorothy Weeke, Betty White, Catherine Wilhite, Pat Williams, Katherine The Three Atlases Williams, Roselle Winterlinq, Leo Wisdom, Louise Wolff, Richard Young, loAnne Zelenovich, Olga Cornered. 0I I'l'l 361088 Abramovitz, Bernard Ashby, Paul Bagley, Tack Bank, Marvin Barg, Charlotte Baron, Ruth Bass, Alan Bass, Reba Berg, Theresa Bilinsky, Herbert Blass, Ralph Bernstein, Louise Bornstein, Harriet Bresnahan, Tom Brown, Deloris Bruegge, Virginia Bunt, Kathryn Burd, Patricia Byerly, Oliver, Ir. Carter, Margaret Chcsid, Peggy Ann Cohen, Shirley Colowick, Leo Cook, Marigene Coudy, Seward Deering, Charlene Dorman, Mark Duchen, Marilyn Eickhoff, Thelma Erbesfield, Sylvia Farber, Edward Feldman, Ianice Feldman, Thelma Finley, Alice Finnegan, Willicrrri Fisher, Charles Fleisclrman, Marilyn Fox, Frank Fraenkol, Rudy Frazier, Gleria Funk, Byron Gahr, lack Galansky, lean Geffen, Sonya Glaser, WillJer't Glass, Harvey Glenny, George Glitsos, Dessio Greenberg, Barbara Grunebaum, Robert Gutman, Tamos Hackmeyer, Carole Harirbley, lack Hartstein, Iulius Hehmann, Dolores Herman, Ben Hirsch, Ethel Hoffman, Bob Hcman, Richard Hudgins, Wanda Hudson, Gloria loseph, Theresa Karcher, Tacqueline Koetrnan, Tack Sixty-one Ql l'l'l jAl QQ Good-bye to the New lays. Kravitz, Marian Krewson, George lllert, Shirley Ann lndelicato, Leonard lames, Mary F. Kelly, Bob Lankfcrd, Alice Lazear, Charlotte Lerman, Norman Leventhal, Ethel Lewis, Annabell Lewis, Martha Lewis, Shirley Arm Lieber, Ruth Linder, Sidney Mack, Donald Maple, lacquelyn Markenson, Stanley Marx, Anne Mclfnaney, Daniel Melnick, Benadele Miller, lean Millman, Frances Molcs, Sanford Nieman, Leighton Orsech, Walter Packrnan, Robert Pappas, Gloria Percrnsilc, Stuart Piel, Bob Pope, Ioyce Pcrtner, Sally Portnoy, Phyllis Poulos, Angelina Praktish, Bob Pullian, Garna Rich, Leonard Riebelinq, Richard Rothman, Allen Rudman, Sanford Sakowslci, Bonita Schwartz, Bill Schwartz, Stanley Scott, Bill Seals, Kenneth Siqalott, Hazel Solomon, Earl Stalcup, Mardell Stewart, lim Tashma, Madelon Tobin, Bernard Traube, Ioan Trudell, Laurence Urberger, Bob Vance, lean Wachter, Delores Watson, Iames Wilson, lerry Yesselman, Beverl Zelscn, Sid Zucker, Nelson Zvibleman, Lucille Y Sixty-two Adelman, Thelma Ainslie, Wilbur Ake, limmy Alfend, Iared Allencler, Herbert Appt, Rosalie Aron, Louise Ash, Arthur Austin, Maureen Bain, Earrell Barbour, Merle Beckett, Charles Beccm, Luella Bernstein, Marvin Blair, Bruce Blanchtield, Patricia Boqen, Robert Boley, Ralph Brewer, Richard Brock, Margaret Brown, Fred Brusca, Ray Burnett, Ruth Casey, Forest Cerqnul, Liela Mae Chapman, Marcia Chitwood, Della Christophel, Charles Clark, Toni Cohen, Marlene Connors, Teresa Ccppeclqe, Lois Counts, Don Crews, Billy Crocker, Pat Curren, Ioe Cwenqel, Leon Dahn, Carol Dalton, loan Danneqqer, Thomas Davis, Lorraine Driver, Clyde Ebert, luanita Eldridge, Clinton Epstein, Edwin M. Eubanks, Charles Fanning, Eileen Ferman, Gene Eorcl, Prather Eord, Thelma Frey, Melvin Funken, Loretta Furfine, Sonya Golarisky, Miriam Giles, Robert Ginsberg, Marvin Goeke, loan Goldstein, Nathan Gottlieb, Burton Graft, William Ql I'l'l LUO Guilty. Sixty-three Sixty-iour Mary Had a Little Doa. Shades of the Gay Nineties. QI l'l'L LUO Greenblatt, Sam Hall, Allen Hantaclc, Patricia Harris, Lawrence Harris, Rosalie Hartnett, loan Harvey, Dave Hasenbeck, George Hazell, Beverly Heiman, Carol Heisler, Leatrice Hoeniq, Milton Hollaway, Raymond Hurst, lohn Huskey, Ruth Hutcherson, Charlotte lones, Donald E. lones, Helen lones, Patricia lusten, Betty Kaldor, Leslie Kapper, Gene Keeney, Ioan Kelley, Wayne Kerm, Fernando Kina, Mary Kirschner, Esther Kleiman, Donald Klein, Eugene Klinq, Richard Klinq, Ierry Klotzer, Frank Kopolow, Gilbert Kcslow, Anita Kutner, Barbara Ladinslcy, lack Laniqan, Eddie Lees, Lawrence Leqqett, Charles Lever, Marianne Levin, Ronnie Lewis, Edward Liebsch, lohn Maqnetti, Louise Maniaci, Salvadore McAtee, lerry McCoy, Davilee McDaniels, Walter MCHatton, Maxine Mead, William Merick, Shirley Mete, Margaret Middleton, Norman Miller, Frank Miller, William Morris, Iulia Anne Murphy, lim Newman, Leo QI lfl'l Noonan, Aileen Oberhellmann, Kenneth O'Connor, Beatrice O'Neal Nancy Orr, Marqaret Ottofy, Carole Pace, Charles Paqones, lames Parker, Doris Patterson, Morris Payne, Betty Sue Payne, Maurice Picardi, Rudolph Pollak, Elisabeth Powers, Raymond Purtell, Ted Bankins, Don Reynolds, lames Bisley, Roberta Boschke, Marguerite Rosen, Harold Rubin, Sarah Sanders, Frank Schaeffer, Ianet Schlattman, Lloyd Schneider, Norman Schneider, Stanley Schuver, loseph Fred Schwartz, Harvey LUO Schwartz, Howard Scott, Norma Siegfried, Alvin Simcox, Norma leane Slankard, Glenda Soffer, Donald Starkey, David Steele, Delores Steffins, Wilbert Steinberg, Gloria Steve, Leonard Stringer, Wilma St. Onqe, Vernon Sweeny, lanet Tash, Melvin Tomaselli, Eugene Trower, lohn Watson, Gordon Weber, Henrietta Weinhaus, Eunice Weinstock, David Weintrop, Harry Weiss, Dolores Weldon, D'Ieanne Williams, Mary Wilson, Virqinia Wolff, Dolores Woodrome, Bill Woodruff, Donna Zimmermann, Betty They'll Learnl Beauty Wasted. Sixty-five elalffl Abbott, lohn Arnold, Earl Benoist, Yvonne Berger, Alan Bernstein, Gerold Boas, laoqueline Bohan, Virginia Boyd, Bill Brewer, Patricia Brinkman, Harry Eroniin, Bernice Burton, Delos Brown, Bob Burnette, Brady Clerk, Carole Clipper, Evelyn Clipper, Melvine Comer, Virginia Cuttler, Lorraine Dotson, Wilford Eddlernan, Frank Elrod, Leslie Parbstein, lewel Pelstein, Fay Finnegan, Betty Fleischer, Gerald Fox, Alice Freedman, Ann Gelianbaum, Elinor Glasscock, Robert Goldberg, Bernadlne Sixty-six ne Goldberg, Edith Goldman, Myron Hartzog, Harley Heady, Glen Helker, Betty Helker, Bob Henry, Robert Hitt, Carl Holt, William Horn, Phyllis Hughes, Thelma Hyngstrom, Theodora Ivey, Wanda Iackscn, lerry Sue lenkins, Eleanor Ann Katz, Mary lean Kerman, lack Kidwell, Deryl King, Arthur Klatch, Avrom Klenofsky, Elaine Kootman, lerry Kornblatt, Marlene Kravitz, Sandra Lehman, lerry Leonard, Betty Lipman, Marilyn Luedde, Virginia Lundblad, Dan Maxwell, Anna Mae McGraw, Nina Angels First Class He Hath a Lean and Hungry Look. Q Melton, Garold Meyer, Gloria Miller, Billy Miyasaka, Roqer S. Mcscowitz, Barbara Mueller, Gustav Mueller, Marvin Murray, Frank Nelson, Marie Norman, Rodqer Oppenheim, loe Orr, Ann Paqanini, Chris Parrish, lean Picardi, Guy Pcteet, Betty Lou Powers, lames Raskas, lerry Rodenmeyer, Patsy Rosen, Ed Roth, Stanley Rothman, Paul Ruckle, lanet Rushton, Evelyn Saiger, Sally Satz, Carol Sawyers, Franklin Saxon, Elaine Schaeffer, Maryln Schneiderman, Frank Schnurman, Ronald Schwartz, Grace I I'I'l Ile Sherberq, Esther Silverstein, Sandra Simpson, Barbara Skelton, Dorothy Smith, lesse Snyder, Marjorie Sorkin, lrwin Specker, Norma Specker, Robert Donald Stein, Gerhard Steveson, Robert Stewart, Evelyn Doris Stone, Dorothy Thomure, Dolores Taxman, Shirley Ruth Turnbull, lack Ungar, Fred Wall, lacqueline Walsh, Loretta Weeke, William Weiner, Phyllis Weinstein, Elaine Weissman, Saul Williams, Thomas Woerheide, lack Young, luclith Zausch, Shirley Zeftren, Burton Zetiren, loel Zigranq, Francis Zuckerman, Ben N Sixty-seven 2: i f' - W,-waz? ,W .MJ 1' 'G A gl E , A Q' ish K A A A ,X 5, liflf A 75 Y 9 N ti 3' S TU I? a .fs - . 5 , X W Q. ki- 1 J! rf :fy Q ' - fi? jay Q. ,' A, 9' if YR j HLA! Su Nr ff' i ' ' Q an g waving, H iv 4: yi 15, 9 9' V L 'imp fk X ., X -Q4 f ' 2 , , X WL 1 .X Ifgfjgis ' A, .nv . E , 4112 ..,, wh. ,,x , Q Eb .fgcfiuified All in lite cannot be found or ex- pressed in text-books, therefore, the extra-curricular privileges are just as essential as our classroom Work. The clubs and activities are import- ant in developing special talents and skills not to mention the fun and pleas- ure derived from doing the things We enjoy with the people we like. Indeed, one may say, Activities are the spice of school lite. Sixty-nine AERO-Pl-IYSIOGRAPHY First Row: Silversiein, Henderson, Rinehart, Martin, Lockhart, Fox. Second Row: Ginsburg, Littmann Schrum, '?avenstein, Mundy, Pollock. Top Row: Purile, Lueclcle, Etherinqton, Niehaus, Miss Wood. l GAULEO CHAPTER, IUNIOR ACADEMY OF SCIENCE First Row: Hudqins, Lipsitz, Zieqelman, Auerbach, Siraiman, B. Bass, Kaplan, Solomon, Bockserrnan Brooks, Hartzog, Goldstein. Second Row: Wofford,Kaplan, Poqrelis, Oppenheim, Rich, A. Bass. I. Karty N. Kariy, Koslow, Cohen, Michelson. Top Row: Wolff, Grossman, Askew, Fiiier, Seiqel, Redler, Iohn son, Rubin, Safren, Lerman, Raikes, Sherberq. Seventy ero-!9Ag:5iogralo The Aero-Physiography Club, sponsored by Miss Wood, is com- posed of students interested in aero- nautics, physiography, and meteor- ology. This year the club made interesting trips to Forest Park, Ca- hokia Mounds, and Park's Air Col- lege. Knowledge of meteorology and earth science proved valuable in planning and enjoying each of these trips. Two members, lames Martin and Duane Nichaus made telescopes which the group enjoyed using. The members also learned how to use a sextant and to mount maps. To all that are interested in learning about the earth and sky above it, the club extends an invitation to join, OFFICERS rmsr SEMESTER lames Martin .. .. ...... ,..,,.,.... . . . . ,..,,.., President Joyce Rinehart ,... ..,,..,, . . ,. ,..,,. , ., Secretary Brooks Henderson ,... .. ,..,.... ,. . .Treasurer SECOND SEMESTER Iames Martin ......,..,. ....,...,...,..,,..,,..,...... P resident loyce Rinehart ..,.., .,... S ecretary Ioyce Rinehart .,..,, ,. ,,..., Treasurer akin Ckdptel' Since the refounding of the Galileo Chapter of the Iunior Academy of Science in l9-44, we have learned much in the different fields of science. In our weekly meetings, we future physicists are constantly at work learning the different phases of science. Many of the members have be- come particularly interested in pho- tography and have turned Shop Eight into a veritable photographic studio. We are building a new type cyclotron! OFFICERS FIRST SEMESTER Robert Bockserman ..... ..,...,.. ..... ,,........ P r e sident Barbara Bass ......,...,..,,..,..,...,.. ...... V ice-President Flora Kaplan ..,.......... ,,.,.......... . Secretary Arline Solomon ,...... .. ,,,.,,. ......,..... T reasurer Ierry Raikes .......................... .... C abinet Member Robert Rubin ........,.....,.,,.....,.................... Librarian SECOND SEMESTER Ioseph Cassel .............,.......,.,,....,..,........, President Leonard Rich. ..,.,..,...........,............. Vice-President Iules Redler ..........., . ....,............ Secretary Pearl Lipsitz ,.,.,. ....... ....................... T r easurer Ruth Zieqelman ........ ........., C abinet Member ? Fair and warmer. unior .fdcaclemg 0 .gifience 'N-N. Vfatch the Birdie! Seventy-one 2 ! t A CAPPELLA First Row: Craven, Fischer, Schmidt, Corvan, Frankel, Silverstein, McKay, Hall, B. Perkins, Kessler, Solomon, Millman, Burdge, Second Row: Yesselmart, Becker, Mendelson, Fleischmann, Greenberg, larrett, Aubuchon, Kidwell, Adams, McClurken, Zeller, Nes- bitt, Kravitz, Bresnahan, Third Row: Brooks, Berger, Laury, Kelley, I. Fehrenkamp, Libby, Lynch, Littmann, Patterson, Balk, Morris, Hartnett, Herman. Fourth Row: Ziegelman, Lewis, Tanner, M. Fehrenkarnp, l. Perkins, Borg, Sakowski, Fox, Buckner, Brown, Adelstein. Fifth Row: Waldman, Ludwig, Brown, Etherington, Lukens, Finnegan, Linder, Markenson, Cooper, Orsech, Barovsky, Harmon. Sixth Row: Fitzpatrick, Rothwell, Bush, Hines, McNay, Wishnuff, Houghtlin, Clark, Henson, Chait, May, Cannon, War- ner. Seventh Row: Lewis, Salisbury, Nesbitt, Ross, Cahillane, Gruen, Kaplan, Byerly, Strons, Rowland, Adreon, Morgenstern. Eighth Row: Nicholas, Greenberg, lllert, l-lesler, Williams, Downing, lohnston, Stemmler, Mormino, Bryant. Top Row: Abromowitz, Grady, Poulos, Nivens, Crowson, Harrison, Levy, Siltord, Crawford, Benoist, Stebbins, Strauss. enior 14 alalaeffa The Senior A Cappella, the largest of the music groups, has a membership ot one hun- dred-twenty students. During the Christmas holidays the A Cap- pella presented programs at the Merchants Exchange, Lafayette Park Baptist Church, and St. lohn's Methodist Church. OFFICERS FIRST SEMESTER SECOND SEMESTER Michael M-:Kay .,.......,,....... President ,..,...,.. .............. . Floyd Hill Bob Perkins ......... ........ V ice-President .... ..., B etty lean Lewis lean Hall ,......., ...... S ecretary ..,.. ..,...., E velyn Downing Accompanist ....... ,..,., .,,....,. P a t McKay Grand Opera-Free Style. Seventy-two unior oice rw em A The lunior Voice Ensemble, under the direcf tion ot Mr. Bagg, has contributed a great deal 7-.. .--f N 1' to the Music Department of Blewett. This group plans to participate in several programs be- iore the end of the year. K ? This group tries to iron out some ot the Chang- - ing voice breaks that are so embarrassing to many 'teen-agers. Later, they hope to fit themselves into church choirs and other musi- cal organizations. OFFICERS Tom Young . , ., President Toothy time. Frances Millman , ., ., , , Vice-President Sonya Gitlen ..,.. ., Secretary-Accompanist lUNlOH ENSEMBLE First Row: Morice, Smith, Miller, Damie, Young. Top Row: Harmon, Cohn, Hoffman, Mr. Bagg, Burd, Piel. Seventy-three LE CERCLE FRANCAIS First Row: Merker, Fogelman, Burdqe, Solomon, Tanner, Hughes, Schwartz, Stein. Second Row Stemmler, Calhoun, Probin, Millrnan, Tashma, Brooks, Oshima, Becker, Wofford. Top How: Bolt Askew, Perkins, Hirsch, Dameron, Laventhal, Burnett, Shainbain, Lisalc. LOS GUAPOTES First Row: Hutchings, Lipsitz, Black, Probst. Second Row: Bain, Pollak, Franzel, Young, Leeper Smalley. Top Row: Bryant, Kidclen, Lewis, Appelbaum, Williams, Nelson, Miss Robinson, Alfend Seventy-four e erc e rancaifi Parlez-Vous francais? If your an- swer is non as well as out, you, too, are eligible for membership in the French Club. Students who are interested in enjoyment supplemen- tary to their class-room knowledge of France, its language and culture, are members of Le Cercle Francais which meets at the close of school every Tuesday. Early in the term the group made trips to the Art Museum, where they attended a series of lectures on French Art. During the holiday season, Christ- mas carols were sung en francais by club members. A French card game introducing the names of foods proved entertaining at many club sessions. Plans for the future include songs, games and lectures. OFFICERS FIRST SEMESTER Wanda Tanner ,.........,. . ...., ......... . .. President Arline Solomon ,,..,,..,..........., Secretary-Treasurer SECOND SEMESTER Barbara Fogelman ...........,.....,.... .......... P resident Ilene Stein ..,...........,......,....... Secretary-Treasurer 0 if ll, a, P 0 f 9 if Los Guapotes, a group of charm- ing people as the name implies, discusses at the club meetings facts about the Latin American countries and the places of interest in the Caribbean area. The study of geog- raphy, customs, history, and com- parisons between these countries and ours, is the basis for discussions when this club meets. OFFICERS Iames Hutchings ...... ............ P resident Robert Probst ..,,.... ...,,.., V ice-President Barbara Black ....... .......,. T reasurer Pearl Lipsitz .. ..,. ,..... , Secretary Bons Voisins. Conquistadores. Seventy-iivo GIRLS BOWLING CLUB First Row: Barg, Traube. Bassett, Kusmer, Duchen, I-I., Duchen, N., Gibbon. Second Row: Pappas, Becker, Moinester, Sigaloff, Kling Karcher, Averbuch, Fleischmann, Steinberg. Top Row: Lazear,Sakowski, F. Goldberg, Overturt, Littmann, N. Goldberg, Fine Kessler, Mendelson. Seventy-six Bowl 'em over! girzi g0l,UAI'lg The Girls Bowling Club meets every Wednes- day at the Nelson Burton Bowling Lanes. There the twenty-two girls who have been placed on four teams. The teams compete for a prize, which is awarded at the end ot the semester. Prizes are also awarded to the individual mem- bers with the three highest averages. To receive a letter in bowling a girl must have an average ot one hundred pins or more, for two semesters. The club not only attords a girl an oppor- tunity to acguire grace and skill in bowling, but to make new friends as well. OFFICERS FIRST SEMESTER SECOND SEMESTER Faith Kusmer .,....... ,. President ,..,.. .. .,... Norma Duchen Connie Kling . . ,. Vice-President . Faith Kusrner Nancee Bassit .. ., .... ...Secretary ..,. . .,Helen Duchen Helen Duchen ..... ,. ,Treasurer .... , ,,,, , Raquel Walcs ce .gzafing The Ice Skating Club, under the splendid sponsorship of Mr. Bockelbrink, is one ot Blewett's largest and most successful organi- zations. Membership is open to all who like to skate, both beginners and expert. The club meets every Friday at the Winter- garden and skates during the afternoon ses- sion. Membership in the club entitles the skaters to a reduced rate oi admission to the rink. Skating with the club is great tun and every member looks forward eagerly to Friday after- noon. OFFICERS i Nancy Lea Lichty ,, ,. , . . . , President Katherine Williams ,. . ,..Vice-President EQSI IOOI Iolwmd' lo Ann Lewis .Secretary ICE SKATING CLUB First Row: Kelley, Gillett, Ebert, Morris, Bradburn, Wolff, Pappas, Lazear, O'Neal, Leeper, Siegel. Second Row: Appt, Goddard I-lazell, Connors, Pollak, Lichty, Cergnul, Nesbitt, Zeller, Tate, Solomon, A., Dameron, Earhart. Third Row: Morse, McClurken Morehead, Heirnan, Portner, Klein, Brewer, Hurst, Payne, Karty, Hutchings, Koerber, Solomon, E. Fourth Row: Miller, Blanch field, Zimrnerrnan, Geffen, Wilson, Black, Smalley, Nicholas, Vililliams, Lewis, Silverman, Kassoff, lohnston, Scott. Top Row: Hooper Moore, Barbour, Keonoy, Stratman, Harrison, Mr. Bockelbrink, Krueger, Pulford, Gutman, Indelicato, Benoist, Purtell, Clark, Seventy-seven Condemned. B. B, C. O. 348 en gfeweff orri or fficerzi First Row: Goddard, Page, Silverman, Maechlinq, Klockenbrink, Pulford, Zimmerman, A, Davis, Payne, Weber. Second Row: L. Cooper, Enwiller, Denney, G. Davis, Bergman, Hamilton, Hahs, Barrow, O'Nea1, Redden, Dieckqrafe. Top Row: R. Cooper, Massey, Rowland, Eiherinqton, Ceri- otti, Underwood, Weiniraub, Bixhorn, Tobin, Brusca. Seventy-eight Plan of operations. The Corridor Officers have the honor of being one of the oldest, as well as one of the most helpful, of the school organizations. Under their sponsor, Mr. Chiles, they have faith- fully served by regulating the traffic in the lunchroom and corridors. OFFICERS FIRST SEMESTER SECOND SEMESTER MAlORS Miles Pulford Bob Dieckgrafe Bob Dieckgrafe Miles Pulford CAPTAINS Sid Silverman Fred Maechling Arthur Davis Bernard Bergman Arnold Zimmerman Sid Silverman Fred Maechling Rosemary Klockenbrink Rosemary Klockenbrink Arnold Zimmerman The plot thickens. ln the arms cf the law. Seventy-nine GRIFFIN REPRESENTATIVES AND REPORTERS Firsi Row: Steinberg, I-Iudson, Starr, McClurken, Appi, Pollak, Huichersori, Keenoy, Dameron, Kutner, Courtois, Eubanks, Lipsiiz. Second Row: Ainslie, Ash, I-Ieeifield, Harkins, Dewhirst, Wisdom, Glaser, Goldberg, Bass, Bush, Craven, Colowich. Third Row: McAllister, Sakowski, Barq, Eiherington, McFadden, I-Ialle, Cagle, Prakiish, Askew, Oppenheim, Bass, Wesner. Top Row: Kaplan, B., Kaplan, D,, Simon, Hughes, Kelly, Krarn, Henry, Rubin, Lehman, Miss Coulias, Ross, Mr. Forsman, Molos. HONOR ROLL Bottom Row: Sappol, Tate, Moinester, Gruen, I-Iantack, Ausiin, Siegel, Lichty, Goldstein, Stein, Schnurr, Averbuch, Second How: Hagar, Seigel, Koslow, Soloman, Brown, Swanson, Karty, Bank, Gottlieb, Luedde, Rea. Third Row: Lerman, Young, Packman, Molos, Kirschner, Hoenig, Fisher, Oshirna, Adelsiein, Payne, Tash, M. Fourth Row: Wof- ford, Zelson, Rich, Sakowski, Starr, Duchen, Weber, Goldberg, Berg, Fogelman, Bernsiein. Fifih Row: Wolff, Ray, Summers, Tash, R., Leuenthal, Rubin, Tashma, Raikes, Sherberg, Simon, Warner. Top Row: Hirsch, Kravitz, Ne-Iv son, Bass, Clark, Manning. Eighty r grifhn elaorferfi ana! peloredenfafiuea The big job of getting out the GRIFFIN is shouldered by the staff and other students interested in the school newspaper, who volunteer their time. The bulk of news and features in the GRIFFIN is written by these reporters and staff members who are chosen from their ranks. Miss Coultas sponsors this group, GRIFFIN subscriptions in the vari- ous advisories are in the hands of the GRIFFIN representatives, who are chosen by their advisory groups. Their duties, under the sponsorship of Mr. Forsman, are to secure sub- scriptions and to handle the money. .mor IQON Students who have attained a ninety percent average for the term are eligible for an honor certificate. After receiving three such certificates the student is awarded an honor pin. These students not only represent an outstanding group of high scholastic achievement, but also an active group in extra-curricular interests. Very often they are the leaders in clubs, sports, and school publica- tions. Hot off the press. I. Q.'s, Incorporated. Eighty-one S his T ti. is Enix' Eighty-two 'F if A , it What is it all about? SERVICE CLUB Dan White ,.., .,...,,.A William Welpatt .,..,,, William Henry lohn Clark ,..,..... Bernice Petrov .....,.. . ,..,. Sue Nicholas ,..,. Gloria lohnston ....,.,,, Don Roth ..,,,..,. .. Betty Sue North .r..... Charles Fischer.. .,....,, ., Harry Hutcherson .,...,.., OFFICERS ,. ,..r.. President .. .,., Vice-President ,..,..Secretary Hr.,M,......,.......,.....'l'reasurer Representative 4th year Representative 4th year Representative 4th year Representative 3rd year Representative 2nd year Representative lst year .A Representative-at-large eruice Cne oi the most outstanding clubs at Blewett is the Service Club. Under the able sponsor- ship oi Mr. Chiles, our assistant principal, the club has increased its membership to include a larqe proportion ot the students today. The Service Club provides an adequate ccachinq section ior students who have ditti- culty in any subject, a program ot educational films and a speakers section. Enthusiastic service to the community, the School, and the individual is the key note ot this organization. We hope that the Service Club will continue to do good and develop character at Blewett tor a lcnq time to come. J Overloaded. ' 2 1 X NN X 'K x l . wr Qi MN Eighty-three Bfeweff gan During l946 and l947 the Blewett Band developed into a splendid musical organization. The task of good instrumentation was at last ac' complished and or well rounded en- semble was the result. The Band gave an excellent pro- gram for the school on Band Tag Day, the proceeds ot which were donated to the Memorial plaque fund. OFFICERS FIRST SEMESTER Charles Hamilton . ,. ,.,,...,.... ,,.... . . . Manager Charles Hamilton ,.,,..,...,.. ,..,.. . .Student Leader Wendall Bolin , ...... . .Librarian Flora Guest , .. .... .,. , .. . . Drum Major SECOND SEMESTER Sidney Silverman ,..,........, . ,.,, .,.......... M anager Hal Wallis ,. . ,. . ,. .,... .. Student Leader Don Tanner. , .. ,,... ............ L ibrarian Flora Guest , . , ,.... Drum Major 348 .gyfuclenf Counci The Student Council meets every week, with Miss Mulholland as sponsor, to enable the representa- tives from each advisory group to discuss the problems confronting the students, and to teach them the basic laws of parliamentary procedure. The main achievement of the Student Council this year was to raise the money for the War Memorial Plaque to commemorate Blewett's War Dead. This plaque was presented to the school in the auditorium on Novem- ber 8, 1946. The Council also decided to award scholarship pins to those students having an average of 90 per cent, or better, for three terms. OFFICERS FIRST SEMESTER Boyce Meyer ,... .... ,...,. ..... , ......,,....... ..... P r e s ident lerry Raikes .........,.. ...,...,..,,..,..,,.. V ice-President Bonny Lou Holt, ....,..... Corresponding Secretary Estelle Swanson .....,.....,.... Recording Secretary Winton Manning ..,,..,.. .................... Treasurer SECOND SEMESTER Ierry Rail-:es ..........,.........,..............,..,,... President Bonny Lou Holt ,.......... Corresponding Secretary Estelle Swanson ,.... ,...,....... R ecording Secretary lim Greene ..,. ,..,.,,. . ......,. ,................... T r easurer Class among brass. Brass without class. No brass, no class. Eighty-five enior ir :S gfee The Senior Girls Glee work diligently to- gether in preparing musical numbers for re- quest programs. Last term two such programs were given, one at the Lafayette Park Baptist Church and one for the Mothers Club. This term the highlight ot their work was a program presented at Open House night, on March twenty-seventh. OFFICERS Walling for inspiration' Estelle Swanson ...., .,......., P resident Ruby Ftollings ,.,... ...i.. V ice-President Florence Pagones ....., ...... S ecretary Virginia Gibbon ..... ,.., A ccompanist First Row: Leeper, Gibbon, Preston, Maule, Salisbury, Beoun, Humphrey, Tashma, Hehmann, Burnett. Second Row: Young, Rettke, Barton, Ross, Bernahe, Downing, Goldman, Gibson, Swanson, Gillett. Top Row: Hobbs, Rollings, Goldstein, Lieber, Overturf, Thornpscn, Jarrett, Price, Pagones, Deering, Williams. Eighty-six unior ir J gfee The lunior Girls Glee Club, consisting mainly of Term One students, not only finds pleasure in working together but also has a definite aim in view, that of becoming members of the ad- vanced musical groups. This term they are Working very hard, and plan to give a program sometime before lune. A-dx OFFICERS Virginia Bohan r . .. ,.,,. ,..President Donna Woodritt. ,. . .,,. ...Vice-President Sandra Silverstein .. ..... Secretary Phyllis Horn ..,.. Accompanist You are so right! First Row: Barbour, Davis, Elanchfield, lusten, Risley, Chitwood, Traube, Cohen, Hutcherson, Kutnee, Chapman, Simcox, Iames. Second Row: Segaloff, Eickhoff, Coppedge, Rubin, Burnett, Rcschke, Bass, Adehman, Hooper, Goeke, Austin, Wolit, Ioseph. Third Row: Hartnett, Parker, Cohen, Ford, Wilson, Kurg, Crocker, Portnog, Melnick, Galanski, Brock, Mcl-latton, Lankford. Fourth Row: lones, Mete, Heiman, Partner, Ottofy, Cohen, Merick, Hantack, Fleischman, Scott, Heisler, Furfine, Frazier, Yesselman. Top Row: Williams, Kcslow, Bornstein, Pope, Karcher, Weber, Appt, Ebert. Eighty-seven First Row: Austin, Hutcherson, Fe-rrinqton, Morris, Zelenovich. Top Row: Thornburgh, Celdbach Byerly Leeper 9,9 Calling all students! Give a cheer for the team! Yes, cheering at the games, promoting school spirit, stimulating good sportsmanship, and showing an enthusiastic interest in school activities are some of the main purposes of the Pep Club. The candidates for cheer leaders are chosen by ballot from this group. The members of the club meet on every other Thursday and have heaps of fun under the leadership of Miss Rowan. OFFICERS lean Dewhirst ......, .,........... P resident loy Thornburgh .,.,,., ..,.., V ice-President Carldean Byerly ........ ....,. S ecretary Olga Zelenovich ..,.. ...,,. T reasurer Eighty-eighi 'S- Roh-Rah--'B's Star qazersi ouie lalareciafion The Movie Appreciation Club meets every Tuesday at the close ot school in roorn ll7, under the sponsorship of Miss Bryant, There are three main purposes ot this organization: First, to teach its members the ability to judge correctly and give a review on any movie they may have seen: second, to assist all its members in learning to appreciate movie technique, such as acting and back' ground rnusicg third, to stress the technical side ot motion picture production, the work ot prof ducers, directors and other engineers. QEFICERS FIRST SEMESTER SECOND SEMESTER Sidney Linderw. ., ....,, President . ,. ,. Anne Marx Leo Colowick.. . , Vice-President ,. ,, .. .. , Bob Praktish Sally Pcrtner ,..,. ..., S ecretary-Treasurer.. ,... lim Watson First Row Baron, Marx, Erbesiield, Pope. Top Row: Praktish, Colowick, Peromsik, Watson, Linder, lnclelicato. Eighty-nine First Row: Hazell, Bradburn, Scott, Daniels, Swanson, Williams, O'Neal, Weeke, Miller, lames, Hutcherson. Second Row: Eicl hotf, Croson, Austin, Deering, Dalton, Sida, Lewis, Hooper, Harrison. Top Row: Davis. Barbour, Holt, Miss Fitzsimmons, B sett, P. Crowson, E. Crowson, Crocker, Morris, Iusten, Hartnett. I I C I l Ll' .5 eil Ninety Ground stick, ground stick-ouch! aaoczalzon On Tuesday and Wednesday ot each week all sports including Volley Ball, Basketball, Softball, Tennis, Soccer, and Hockey are played in the feminine manner, under the sponsorship ot Miss Harrison. The competition is keen, and iine sportsman- ship is necessary for the standards, ot the Girls Athletic Association, are high. Special effort, leadership, and personal recognition gain extra points toward the awards for which each girl is working, Seven-hundred titty points earns a gold pin, and twelve hun- dred points, the honor B of Blewett. Both awards are highly prized by the girls and are worn with the same distinction as the boys Wear their athletic letters, OFFICERS Estelle Swanson ...... .....,..,..,.,.. P resident Adele Daniels .,...... ....,.. V ice-President Betty Iusten .,....,........, ,. ...,.. Secretary Pat Crowson , I ....... ,....... T reasurers Marjorie Snyder S me 3,,1,1f, ,W cm Under the sponsorship ot Miss Coakley, the Saddle Spur, now in its eighth consecutive year, hopes that some of its members will enter the spring horseshow. lt has many tine riders, and the newer members are becoming more skillful in horsemanship by diligent practice, under the competent instructors at the Missouri Stables. The Club meets every Thursday, and has the tun and excitement ot learning' good horsemanship which brings the thrill of master- ing a fine art. OFFICERS Carldean Byerly ..,.. , ,.,r President Io Ann Eaton ,.,,. .....,.. S ecretcny The oid Grey Mme Aim what she Used to Be. First Row: Eaton, McAllister, Byerly, Perkins, Fogelman, Tanner. Second Row: Merker, F. Hoschke, M. Roschke, Miss Coakley, Ninety-one unior pee! Crofifi ounci First Row: Pipe, Starr, Weiss, Feldman, Burnett, Bain, Eaton. Top Row: Bchannan, Lewis, McNay, Tash Bruns Hulsey The Iunior Red Cross has been very active this year in spite ot the tact that the War is over. For many ex-military men and their families, the War will never be over. The Iunior Red Cross is trying to serve and cheer these people who have done more than their share. Blewett has contributed generously to the requests ot the Red Cross Society. lncluded in the contributions were birthday cards, nut cups, menu covers, scrap books, atqhans, baby niqht dresses, booties, and Christmas stockings. GFFICERS FIRST SEMESTER SECOND SEMESTER Io Ann Eaton ......... . ,..., President.. ................,...... Doris Bain Elaine Starr ..... ...,..., V ice-President ,,.. ,..,., M olly Bohannon Mary King ,..,..,. ...,.... S ecretary .,....... ,..,... P atricia Dodge Doris Bain ........ ...,.... T reasurer.. ..,,.,... Joy Kidwell N inety-two Good Samaritans Pride in their work. .748 Griffin Staff The GRIFFIN, our school paper, is published tour times a term. The editorial statt, under the sponsorship ot Miss Coultas, has the job ot collecting and writing the news and features which compose the paper. The business statt, sponsored by Mr. Forsman, is in charge ot sub- scriptions, money, and distribution. The paper is made up ot three sections: news, features, and sports. With its gossip, photographs, car' toons, and editorials, the GRIFFIN is the stu- dent's Way ot keeping up with events around EIRST SEMESTER Manuel Sherberri Phyllis Church .. Francis Fink .. . Besalie Klayman Nathan Simon I Michael Krug S Lorraine Kaldor.. and about Blewett. QIDFICEBS Edrtorvin-Chief Associate Editor , News Editor Feature Editor Sports Editor' Art Editor Mike McKay. .. ..,.. Business Manager SECOND SEMESTER Manuel Slierbera Robert Britain lorry Baikes Rosalie Klayrnan S Irvin Schneider' ' I Ianies Hutchings , Lorraine Kaldoi .. Iarires Monteith Iames Monteith . Asst. Business Manager , Everett Moore Bonnie Holt I I Bonnie Holt Iames Hutchings I Circulation Managers Everett Moore I i Iames Hutchings First Row: McKay, Klayman, Sherberq, Church, Monteith. Top Row: Miss Coultas, Hutchings, Krug, Holt, Simon, Moore, Kaldoi Fink, Mr, Eorsrnan. Ninety-three jAQ GCI, 8146 Safe by cr toe! The Leaders Club is an organization of girls interested and active in sports to the extent of volunteering their free periods during school hours by assisting in the gym office and help- ing to supervise gym teams. Worthy attributes acquired and developed are those of Leadership-Skill4Dependability -Sportsmanship. These volunteers, in addition to giving their services in many Ways in the interest of sports, gain valuable experience for themselves. The Leaders Club is under the capable super- vision of Miss Fitzsimmons and Miss Harrison. OFFICERS Estelle Swanson ,..,. .,......,.... P resident Adele Daniels ,.... ,....i V ice-President First Row: Holt, M. Scott, E. Scott, Rickard, Croscn, Weeke, Eickhoff. Second Row: Spradling, Dalton, Daniels, lllert, Goeke, Miss Harrison. Ninety-four Hip, Hip, Hooeeray, Give a cheer todayl The cheer leaders, under the sponsorship oi Miss Rowan, are very active in the school's athletic and general education program this year. lt is their task to teach the cheers to the freshmen and to lead the Blewett students who attend the games. They do their best to promote school spirit and the students are to be congratulated on their iine co-operation. The teams are eager to have the students' support whether they Win or lose. The cheer leaders are tive students chosen by the members oi Pep Club on the basis ot their performance. The girls have a chance to earn letters by attendance at all ot the league basketball games. The members are: Gale Ferrington, Captain: Carldean Byerly, loy Thornburgh, lean Dew- hirst, Olga Zelenovich. eel' QU, QI f5 Heap big voice. Byerly, Thornburgh, Dewhirst. Ninety-live I ojecfionififfi Ninety-six Who dood it? Ch! The Projectionists Club is the newest organi- zation at Blewett and has already proved it- self one of the most useful. Since its beginning in l946, first under the leadership of Mr. Walka, later under Miss Gray, it has become more popular every term. The purpose of the club is two-fold: first, to teach new members how to run projection equipment of all kinds: and second, to furnish operators for film equipment when films are shown in classrooms. Members are: Norman Karty, Chairman, Duane Neihaus, larnes Watson, Robert Rich- man, Fred Ungar, William Luedde, Ed Farber, Ruby Fraenkel. 11,0810 SQNQFJ The Super Sellers are the members ot the organization which has charge ct the ticket sales tcr competitive activities in which public hiqh school students participate. This qrcup, tor several years, has raised sut- iicient tunds to meet the current need tor equip- ment and supplies tor the several sports ot the school. Each advisory aroup has one representative in the cluh, and ticket purchases are handled through this student. The cluh is sponsored by Mr. Martyr and meetings are called whenever new tickets are to qo on sale. OFFICERS Richard Grace . President Iohn Buell , Vice-President Nancy Lea Lichty Secretary-Treasurer Talked down! Fin! Row: Harvey, Stettens, Dickens, Gibbon, Bunt, Lichty, Thornburqh, Merick, Austin, Icnes Seccnd Row: Miller, Blair, Karty, I., Karty, N., Poynter, Baker, Murphy, Lerman, Colcwick, Prak tish, Purtell. Top Row: Rea, Mr. Martyr, White, Chcistophel, Grace, Fiqus, Probst, Hambley. Ninelyeseven nnnfqlmqmmu 1: . -,- hy' 3 . .,.....-,.i. -y-m--- Q f 1 'P 3 5 5 , ..V, k.Vk --.....-'K.-..... r ,,... ww: amexv 4 W x 4 parks We all enjoy the thrill and excitement of a good game or race lout We can't all take part in the actual playing. Only the cream ot the crop succeed in making their Way to a place on the team through hard Work and long hours of prac- tice. We devote this section to the fellows who fight for the Orange and Black. Ninoiy-ninp IFS Q racket! enniri eam I-'irsi Row: Buell, Meyer, Gotlin, Summers, We-lpctt, Mr. Parker. Back Row: Frumson, Lomb, Simon,Hemy, Clark, Stemmler. One Hundred i TENNIS TEAM Mr. Parker entered the l946 sea- son with eight returning lettermen from the 1945 championship team and numerous new players. This made the job of picking the team to represent Blewett very difficult. After many school tournaments the following boys were selected to make up the team for l946: Boyce Meyer was picked for number one man, while Bill Welpott, Bill Gatlin, and Iohn Buell were chosen to alter- nate at second singles, third singles, and first doubles. Bill Henry was placed at first doubles, while Iohn Clark and Donald Lamb, Nathan Simon and lim Siemmler, and Guy Frumson and Richard Summers were selected to alternate at second doubles. The team lived up to all pre- season expectations as they walked off with the City Championship and then traveled to Columbia to capture the State Championship. Bill Gatlin, Boyce Meyer, and lohn Buell brought back the honors from the State Meet. lohn and Boyce won the doubles championship and Bill the singles championship. This year's team was one of the strongest teams ever known in the Public High League. State champions. ' Q H W- 4, 'P 1 i : -' 'ffl ' f 'Q is '.:' sf:f , 3 .5 1 ' M. 4 bt 'K -v is K S A . JAZZ. , 5 'fi V if fi' .. . ,H , 5. .X , . Y. x One Hundred One First Row: Mr. Parker, I-leettield, Baker, Summers, Richman, Layton, Kelly, Meyer. Top Row: Blair, Specker, Bittner, Davis, Dieckgrafe, Green, Leon, Poyntey, Watson. One Hundred Two Speedometers. F066 Oblflflng The Cross Country Team was handicapped by the return ct only three letter men last tall, but, in spite of this tact, managed to place second in the State Meet at Washington Uni! versity, losing to the much-favored University City Team. The members and places ot the State Team were Boyce Meyer, titthg Iim Kelly, Twelfth, Gilbert Layton, Thirteenthg Marvin Richman, twenty-eighth: Richard Summers, twenty-ninth, Bob Baker, thirty-first, Bob Heettield, thirty-sixth. The boys did a tine job and are to be con- gratulated. In the regular meets Blewett de- feated Soldan, St. Louis University High School, Beaumont, Kirkwood, and Maplewood, but bowed to University City High School. gill C!!! Ever since gymnastics were introduced at Blewett as a means ot physical development, this sport has advanced loy leaps and bounds in popularity. When gymnastics were ac- credited formally as an inter-scholastic sport, the team demonstrated how long hours oi strenuous practice paid dividends. They car- ried away the laurels of the lirst meet, and, through the untirinq efforts ot Mr. Seitz, the suc- ceedina teams have never relinquished their title ot tirst place in ten consecutive years. CFFICERS lack Purtle President Roh Russell Vice-President Sinclair Collier Secretary-Treasurer Savina SCLES! First Row: Earhart, Fcurland, Frey, Ash, Klein, Collier, Purtle, Russell, lndelicato, Purtell, Strauss, Caqle, Euhanks, Second Row: Urlfrqer, Sutfin, Doherty, Klotzer, Allender, Peters, Barrow, Hchs, lones, Vcss, Trudell, Mirras, Hill. Third Row: Bisanti lliesnahan, Dorrnan, Byfirly, Burharn, Warner, Dudley, Martin, Draper, Herman, lVlcCullouqh, lones, Massey. Top How: Adieon lriclitel, Schwartz, Miclialas, Hutcherson, Clark, Schiller, Hoffman, Cook, Klearxnan, Rclhenhoetcr, Watson, Schaetor, Totsch R S xr One Hundred Three Uniied we leap! arfiifg a4Lef6a!! Q6lI'l'l Fits! How: Buell, Walls, Bernstein, Kamp, Gordon, Cooper, Second How: Lamb, Welpoii, Summers. O'Shea, Wahlsirom, O'Neil, Stebbinsp One Hundred Four VAltSlTY BASKETBALL TEAM The past winter Blewett's spirited basketball team played and fought just as hard as any other hard-court aggregation in this basketball-enthu- siastic city. The team was out to win, but, as there are always two teams fighting for victory in every game, one oi them must taste defeat. Although the Blewett Bees had their share of setbacks, the team was very successful considering the stiff com- petition encountered. The seasons record of nine victories and twelve defeats shows a winning percentage of a little less than SQU per cent. ln league play Blewett finished at the top ot the second division, in fifth place, with a record of three victories and four defeats. Most of these games were excitingly close, with the opposing team emerging the victor only after tense moments of struggle in the waning minutes of the game. The Blewetl sharpshooters showed great ability in the Normandy Christ- mas Tournament, as they soundly whipped the defending champion, St. Louis University High School, and previously unbeaten Wellston team by large majorities, only to lose in the semifinals to the best school, third best in the state, in a thrilling contest. Much credit is due the team, for they have done a splendid job of making the name, Bleweit, outstand- ing in the field of basketball. A Tislu-t, ri Tixsl-cf-1 Vfe lvlwde 'I Basketl One Hundred Five First Row: Iohnstone, Schwartz, Iohnson, Hambley, Long, Wolff. Second Row: Turnhill, Henson, Figus, Baker, Kile, O'NG1l Raskas, Greenblatt. Third Row: Zucker, Urberger, Ashby, Thomas, Oppenheim, Middleton. Fourth Row: Stebbins, Mr. Walka Cooper. Kfewerff H H Mafia!! mm Odds are against him, One Hundred Six The B Basketball team had a very success- tul season this year. Four ot the members, lim Kile, Bob Baker, Martin Figus, and Gene Hen- son graduated to the Varsity Team. The team's record for the league season was 4-37 with victories in the tirst two and last two games, they placed third in the league. ln the only tournament ot the year Blewett Won the Consolation Championship in the All- City Muny Tournament by winning tive games and losing one game. Mr. Walka, the coach, did much to make this season a creditable one. .xdfA!efic anagerfi An athletic team requires much more prepa- ration than just playing the game. Uniforms must be issued, equipment must be obtained, eligibility records prepared, and transportation arranged. These and many other duties are the responsibilities of the athletic managers and their assistants. Thus, these boys perform an invaluable service for the coaches as well as the entire school. This year the coaches have organized the managers into one group, under the general supervision of the General Man- ager, Iack Karty. The members of this group are selected on the basis of recommendations from the coaches and advisers, The General Manager receives the official athletic the managers an eight-inch managers B and their assistants a six-inch managers lt is an honor and privilege to be a member of this ambitious and capable group, MANAGERS lack Karty, General Manager Iames Hutchings lack Koslow Willard Stebbins Dan White estion in Gil. First Row: Stebbins, Koslow, Cooper L. Top Row: Hutchings, Karty, White, D., Anderson, Meyer, Miller, VV. One Hundred Seven Letter winners. Irfthe Blewett pool. City champs-medley relay. One Hundred Eight LW . Q '1 .li if -ft' t B! ellie!! wimming State champs. 8Cl,l'I'l BLEWETT SWIMMING TEAM The Swimming Team completed another suc- cessful season in the Aquatic Meets. ln the City Dual Meet, Blewett ranked fourth and retained fourth place in the City Meet by qualifying Melvin Miller in the lOU yard free style, Ronnie Iohnson in the lOO yard breast stroke, Don Watson in the 200 yard free style and Don Watson, Ronnie lohnson, and Gerry Benoist in the l5O yard medley relay. ln the Invitational Relay, however, Blewett climbed to third place and ended the season by finishing second in the State Meet, with lim Quinlivan taking first place in the 50 and lOU yard free style, Ronnie lohnson first place in the lUO yard breast stroke, Don Watson, Ronnie Iohnson, and Gerry Benoist second place in the l5U yard medley relay. No other school in the Meet could boast of such a record. Blewett may well be proud of the swimming team under the sponsorship of Mr. Parker. Senior letter men. Bottom Row: Mr. Parker, Hutcherson, Miller, Quinlivan, Benoist, Watson, Iohnscri. Second Row: Warner, Ford, Ash, Stef- fens, Watson, Icnes, Cox. Third Row: Massey, Sternmler, Schwart, Stebbins, Calhoun, Byerly. Fourth Row: Cannon. Fisher, Morrison, Kelly, Trudell. One Hundred Nine rac is eam Shot-put champ. First Row: Layton, Benoist, Dieckqrafe, Baker, Richman, Kelly, Summers, Clark, Brusca, lohnson, Kassoff, Welpott, Second Row: Mr. Parker, Rosen, Hurst, Ziqranq, Stebbins, Danniqqer, Ford. Klatch, Hollaway, Specker, Trudell. Third Row: Murray, Sorkin, Byerly, Oberkellmann, Laniqan, Bittner, Roth, Green, Schneider, Goldstein. Fourth Row: Kelly, Giles, Bogen, Powers, Casey, Kile. One Hundred Ten TRACK TEAM Here you see the track team of 1947. They ran, jumped, and did all the other things which go into a meet. But that isn't all. They acted as the representatives of their school, which is considered an honor by anyone. In 1946, our team had a record which was very notable. In the district meet, University City took both Iunior and Senior Divisions, but Blewett had her representatives in there all the way. ln the Iunior di- vision, Dick Sudmeyer won the halt- mile and Bill Welpott and Bob Ken- nedy tied for third place in the High lump. In the Senior division, lack Dalton tied tor second in the High lump. On Field Day, which all city schools look forward to as the zenith ot racing, Dick Sudmeyer again took the Iunior half-mile, Arthur Kassott tied tor fourth in the Pole Vault, and Bob Kennedy hopped in third in the Iunior Low Hurdles, and leaped over in second place in the High lump. Although Blewett is a small school the Track Team has built up a fine reputation under the sponsorship of Mr. Parker. The fleet of toot. One Hundred Eleven gil, 'fm' erm! wg ,gf vw aww 4. s . if R Q .f f ,gg 11-1- 1? F 1 Q 1 Q 15 ' xx e , gf' ' fix? 2 l A S ,X Q g A Q . Q ' Q 1,N..1nhulK -L K 1 . M Mfmmfgi ea furea When one takes a photo- graph the light rays reflected from the object pass through the lense and the picture is recorded on the sensitized film Within the camera. Even so, a sensitive mind looking through the lense of the Features Section of this book will see the picture of Blewett in 1947-The gather- ing of the gang at lunch-the stroll across the campus-the impromptu joking-the laugh- ter, these are all a part of Yesterday but will be the treasured memories of To- morrow. One Hundred Thirteen Top Row. Across: Deserted . . . Nor iron bars a cage . . . ln Spring a young man's fancy . . . Duet . . . The pilot. Second Row: Tam stucliosi quam apes . . . Doubly good . . . Polar attraction . . . Stern Maestro. Third Row: Some yarn . . Big shots . . . Tower ot Pisa . . . Side glances... What gives? . . . Waiting. Fourth Row: Family group . . . Hail and farewell . . . Show offs . . . Strollers. Bottom Row: Big six . . . Shades of Hollywood . . . Blewett Amazons. One Hundred Fourteen Top Row, Across: Balcony scene . . . Hare's to you! . . , Grinning girlies . . . Sunday best. Second Row: Vile villain . . . Ultra violets. Third Row: Cradle of the deep . . . His last word was, Ouchl . . . Coy maidens . . . My kingdom tor a horse . . . Smilin' Schultz . . . Sweater girl. Fourth Row: Avaunt knave! . . , Sallys in our alley . . . Champion hog caller . . . Dainty damsels . . . Blewett bootlolaclc, Fifth Row: Anybody got a bug? . . . Senior pane - Vorama . . . Sleeping Beautv and Prince Charming . . . The huddle. Bottom Row: Promenading . . . Ye Blewette Beautye Shoppe . . . One down f two to go. One Hundred Fifteen Top Row. Across: ltty-boy Baxter . . . Chansonetie . . . Blewett ballerina . . Behind the scenes. Second Row: Pale face . . The parent problem . . . Arsenic and Old Lace Third Row: Queenie . . . Legs . . . Nonsense notes. Botiom Row: Puppy love . . . The Penny Pinchers . . . The scene shilters. One Hundred Sixteen 'wfvvvstfwgm' nmnw-MW-wsrwr' V , ,, ,S qw. ,Nm F -WX i' ,V , F by Fig 35. rl, ' W QW 2 1 , H., 'L Q 4' 3 A f,4w???' , 6. Y ' ji N33 Q I N. A 51- X f.,,. j. F .. ! - , A Nia' on , X, ax W, ,:.: 3 ,fx ,ww QNX ,, W,.W,M. 9 -1 R 1 2 4 5 f ,R f E ni i L. W W wf,lk k, k :.iia-fffxsglfiiqgi? A Y ,f f M A, M ..,. A ahrv VLVV I V- I - 3 ww i1 'f pk i :A K il I A N, Y g 1 4.:f. Kraft . , Y Avjixwmkru 1- - Q 'UW ' A YA- V, Wx ' fb! 1 5' ' 'wx . 'M I 5 Sze!-WI 1 'I fsiikffgl-922195 uf 8 ll HQK 'EQ W 'S -1- 'ws 1 f X Q ' M 2 J :.,,,,,, ,Mxk,k v ,gm - M V ywfggaaw, 'Q -N . W f Q , Q Ndkhu. yy 5? ,. aww Top Row. Across: ldiots' delight . . . Thorn among roses . . . Lunch tirne inter- lude . . . Pop-eye's double. Second Row: Napoleons and losephines . . . Lovely limloed lads? . . . Castles in the air . . . Elsie and Co .... The Rendezvous. Third Row: A study in speed . . . On the prowl . . . TWo's company . . . Waltzing Matilda. ' Fourth Row: Type Teaser . . . Grandpa . . . We Three Kings . . . Something's rotten in Denmark. Fifth Row: On the alert . . . Farewell to freedom . . . Oh, tor the wings ot an angel . . . I-le's oft! One Hundred Eighteen Top Row. Across: Probst-Goza, Giurn . . . Probst-Goza WNonchalant . . . Prohsi- Goza, Gay . . . Rockettes . . . Cold Hands? Second Row: Hup, Two, Three, Fourfe-f! . . . Down the hatch . . . Who'S shooting who? Third Row: Dishpan hands? . . . The pause that refreshes . . . Snappers and snapped. Bottom Row: Obstreperous officers . . . Flirting . . . Last picture, last page. Happy ending. Hope you enjoyed it too. One Hundred Nineteen lfLf0gI 6tl0A5 z F I -nm .rzmummuuzwzwr - '-v wmv- A -aL:,:rxw.':-ywr 1 wzmrn :nr :fwmfu1's-namnwvmlwm W :mr . -f . .rxzzm 5 E E S 2 M Q E 5 E 5 I E E E E Q s w a 5 3 2 'Q 5 2 2 E 3 Q Q Q 1 4 , 54 E sw 5 E Q E E 1255 L E 4,4 A.-151 .if 11, T - T51 if QE ,935
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