Ben Blewett High School - Brochure Yearbook (St Louis, MO)

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AOL A0 Best Personality CBoyl ........ Best Personality fGirD ........ Best-Dressed boy ......... Best-Dressed girl ..,.... Most Studious boy ...,...... Most Studious girl ...,..,A dKlft61,I g f 8 ........Robert Harris ..........Betty King ........Arthur Brady Audrey Klearrnan ..William Thomas .......Helen Duchen Most athletic .................,.... .............e...... -..------ W i 11iC1IT1 KCIHID Most prominent in Sen ior activities ......... Sweetest girl ..................,..,.....,......... . Nicest boy ...,.,.... Glamour girl .......... Esquire boy ........ Cutest girl ................... Most handsome boy ....... Most beautiful girl ........ Most popular girl ........ Most generous ............... Most likely to succeed v.....,. Best student lboyl ......... Best student tgirl? ......... Best singer .............. Best Speaker ............. Best dancer lboyl .......... Best dancer tgirl? .......... Most co-operative ......,.. Most fun .................. Wittiest ....... ,. .........Edna Becker ......Ruth Sheridan .........Charles Rea ......Iune Childress .........Iames Hutchings ........Betty Geldbach ........Robert Brusca ........Edith Averbuch .........Evelyn Eubanks ,.,..,,.....M1ss Wood ......Martin Lerman .,,.Eugene Warner ......Pauline Gruen ........,.Ruth Ziegelman ..........Ierry Raikes .........Iuan Manuel ........Ninel Goldberg ......Iim Youngberg ,.......Iim Greene .........Ierry Horlick Twenty-three

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Thornburgh Wallis Warner White Youngberg Ziegelman Zork lames Paul Youngberg To others lenient, to himself sincere. Ruth Ziegelrnan Her voice is like a celestial melody. Donald George Zark Let nothing sway thee from thy course. And thou shalt wield a giant's force, Twenty-two cemetary elfzior. Ioy Lydia Thornburgh Wit to persuade and beauty to delight. Cheerleader '46, '47, '48, Class Day Committee '47, Senior Play '47. Wm. Harold Wallis, lr. Has charm to banish grief away, To snatch the frown from care. Band '44, '45, '46, '47, Senior Play '47, Class Song. Eugene Leonard Warner A good mind posse:ses a kingdom. Swimming '46, '47, Gym Team '45, '46, '47, Ticket Committee '47. Daniel Malone White He is with power unheard before. What power? Good temper - nothing more! Science Club '45, '46, '47, '48, Entertainment Committee '47, '48, Senior Play '47, Service Club '45, '46, '47, Entertainment Com- mittee '47. Staq

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une enior Caincfar 1 CUPIDS FROLIC .,,,..,.....,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.................................. February 13, 1948 The occasion was a success for the Seniors opening dance. Amid Cupid's arrows, 'young hearts' whirled through a pleasant afternoon. BLARNEY HG ........,,..... , .,..,..,..........,...,,..,r . ..,.,.,...,,.........,.......,.......,.......... March 19, 1948 A record breaking crowd of lads and lassies garbed in green, filled the Gym on St. Patrick's Day. Everyone truly lived up to the Irish tradition by having a hilarious time. U NEW SENIOR PARTY .,..,.,,....,,...,......,...............,.................................,,.... April 9, 1948 It was quite refreshing to be able to sit back and enjoy ourselves for a change while the New Seniors did all the work. They entertained us with a good show, excellent refreshments, and a fine dance. SPRING FOLLIES .,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,..,,,,r,,r,,,,,,...Y,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,.,,,...,.,.,.,,............... April 16, 1948 All who attended the Spring Follies applauded heartily. The singing, dancing and comedy made a well rounded and enjoyable program. BOW WEEK .............,.....,,...............,,,,.,...,.......,..........,.....,......,........,.....,.,. May 2-7, 1948 As a symbol of authority and prestige the Seniors were decked out in their best bows all through the week. Hair bows, tie bows, lapel bows, bows large, bows small distinguished Seniors from the lower classmen. SENIOR PLAY .............. ,,,, ,,,.,,.,.,....,..,,,,,., ,,,.... .......................,.................,.,... M a y 7 , 1948 Strange Bourders offered many thrills and good laughs. The per- formance was enioyed not only by the audience but also by all the participants. Each actor deserved an Oscar for his excellent per- formance. CLASS DAY ...,.............,..,.,,..,.,,.....u, ,,....,...,...........,,,,.....,........,,.................. M ay 14, 1948 On this day the Seniors put on their Sunday Best and came to school eager to begin the festivities of the second most important day in their lives as Seniors. As expected everyone had a truly grand time. This day will long remain as part of our fondest memories. MOTHERS CLUB PARTY ............, , .............,.......,............,,.............,.,.......... May 18, 1948 One of the high lights of the Senior term came when the Mothers Club gave a party for the Senior Class. Everyone was in a mood to be entertained and they were in a most gala fashion. GRADUATION ...............................................,.....,....,,.......,.......................... Iune 9, 1948 At last the day for which we had striven for four years came-Gradua- tion Day-a day of mixed feelings, happiness and regret. However, we shall always remember the beautiful exercises and the happy days we had at Blewett, we the last class to graduate from Ben Blewett High School. Twenty-four Miss Pfleger MISS PFLEGER The Senior Class of Iune 1948 was fortunate to have as their sponsor Miss Emma Pfleger who worked untiringly, patiently, and sincerely to make the class a success. The Iune Class will always remember their Senior term as a delightful semester of happy friendships, excel- lent cooperation, and wholesome fun.