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

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4, I ' iw'-ea The Meteors Drop Into junior , fx H, do hurry up Sylvia, I want to get around this corner so that I - can have a good look at junior. I have only seen it once, so I think I am entitled to another glance. Oh, there it is, now! Isn't it large and pretty? The above was said by a new Jay on the first day of a new term. As she and her friend entered the building, they looked around in amaze- ment, for oh, how large it did seem. They were directed by a courteous cor- ridor ofiicer, who told them to go to the west auditorium, which they did, in fear and trembling. What if the test they had been warned of was too hard for them, or what if they make a mistake that would cost them their chances of a high place in the class room to which they would be assigned? But they were at the auditorium now, and how packed it did seem with Hnew jays ! After a time of keen excitement, they were assigned to rooms for the test. But oh, how funny! The dreaded test was really fun. The next day they were assigned to rooms, and these two girls had luck enough to be put into the same class. Their adviser's name was Miss Geitz whom they still have. The class voted for the name Junior Meteors and the motto On Our Way and have helped to stick both to the name and motto. This class brought paper, bought Thrift Stamps, subscribed to the Junior Life and now deposits in the Blewett Thrift Bank. Kathryn Steinberg. History of Blewett Doers Q if ber 10 1919 Our adviser is Miss Gilmore whom we hope to Q-far! have until we go to Soldan in january 1922 We are proud of the fact that our group has been mentioned several times in the bulletin for being regular paper contributors, that the boys in our group won Blewett B's in athletics, and that we have a good bank record. 5555 UR class, the Blewett Doers, entered Junior High School Novem- Lf? I I ' ' 4 ga x y , . Our first auditorium session was adapted from the Maeterlink's Blue- bird. Our second auditorium session was given for the eighth grade and was living pictures taken from American History. Several of the pupils in our room, of whom we are very proud, have been awarded Blewett B's. They are Helen Bates, joseph Corn, Lawrence Ewald, George Horne, Kenneth Hemker, Oliver Hirsh and Loren Vogel. We have had seven presidents all of whom fulfilled their offices faith- fully and well. We hope to spend our last half year at junior as happily as our first year and a half and to arrive at Soldan thirty-seven strong. Beatrice Singer and Elizabeth Meysenburg. 77

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THE QUIVIVES, MISS PRYOR, Adviser.

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ITZ, Adviser. SGE IS METEORS, M E TH