Brentwood High School - Eagle Yearbook (Brentwood, MO)

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V I QQE,,ff15Q ?'QR:e-,,..-gh .QQ X , Q LQ. Q ? I, l in JL , . 1 ,t , W, , - 95 ,NA y ,W ,.f7,,.. ,V ,, M .V H K, V' A f, ,rj fn' ' ' ' . rg r 'YSL .V W' at gf- , . L .,,,. , i Q , SENIOR PLAY - WCHINA BOXW A . Cn the nights of April twenty-ninth and thirtieth traffic headed toward Frazier Junior High School for the presentations of NChina Boyu. The double presentation enabled a larger audience than ever before, to witness the spectacular performances of the Senior Play. i THE CAST a harassed mother - - N. Schmitt her husband and principal of school ------- R. Hecht their seventeen year old son - - M. Litzsinger their maid of all work ----- Mrs. Parker - - Will Parker - - the local high Bill Parker - - Annie - - '- - D. Werner Selma Parker - their sixteen year old daughter - S. Gardner - Bill's school chum - B. Kitson Bob Troutman Imlu Mae Robinson - a twelve year old terrorist - G. Wahlbrink - Charlotte Mack- a wealthy miss - - - M. B hl Mark Willis - - a young philosopher from China,- A. Dorlag George Rbbinson - meanest boy in town ----- R.Smymm DIRECTOR - HELEN s:11Pr.mN y - - Violet Martin Student Director ------- ----------- Stage Managers ----- - ---- - ---- Metta Schaefer Zelda Sherman Publicity Committee -L--.--.--n-g--Q 2, Usherettes - - - - , - Dorothy Kick gi Zelda Sherman ki' gf Georgia Callen . A A Ln - -. spy- - mf' Ticket sales chairman ------ - 1 - - - - W Ke If 'R fir 335' EE? uvtcndcunsvzxu-n .- - - --- - Jack Mosley y' David Monroe - - Barney Wood Margaret Welsch Dorris Campbell -A Margarette Copeland Dorris Campbell Metta Schaefer Margarette Copeland ,, M55 K P Q f -'e-A , A t, - . R2f.'E'L'1,LI - A ' r ' ' ' , , ' J 1 - 1 . '. R' ' f. felwk' A '- ' 'I it ' if ' 'i fig .r-,FK ,V G ,F -My x , 2' ,Q .ea .- ' . f . 1- y if '- gnu? '-.3-,'k.,..1'f .' --xffzuwa . -H Q.:-.' -' Jw ff W r .4 ,- 1. -- ,P ' ers- ,- 4,4wfuQ f earn Esf-2 7515- s ' 1--an ,5f'f79i'Y ' tt-Aww'-fw its 1. 5ff'2,5:f5'h. 'i,y.Gisg'i2 , ga. lipid 5:'faj1,e,eZa Wirral: ' ew' 1- s ff V AQ- .fvzfmw is-fzi 5Q:e..Q5w ' f exit-2.wt: ., Q

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. , , , ,. 'f , ,,,A11:,,' 44,. '-:p-rnjrj, ,. Y 4. ,Q . , , ,lil K. , , .M i ,. Frances 'Walwark - Frannie Always smiling, happy and bright .5 She's a girl who is always polite., Chorus '57, '59, '40 Intramural Speech '59 'PB Orchestra '57, '58, '59, '40 Music Festival 59, 40 Christmas Play '59, '40 Newspaper staff '40 0peretta 57, '59 ,Dramatic Club '59, '40 R Nt Fo La '59, '40 '59 Yearbook '40 Margaret Welsch - WMargeW Small but mighty, a regular gal, liked by everyone, everyone's pal. Operettas '57, '58 A Secretary of Camera Club '40 Chorus '57, '58 Newspaper staff '40 Yearbook '40 Music Festival '58, '59 Dorothea Werner - WByronN Blonde, attractive, quiet Name the work and she will try it. Entered from Clayton in 1957 Newspaper staff '40 Yearbook '40 ' Senior Play WChina Boyu '40 Patricia Wolfsberger - UPatU At her beck and call they come When she works her bubblegum. U Operettas '57, '58, '59 Music Festival '58, '40 H Chorus '57, '58, '59, '40 Pep Squad '58 Intramural Teams '57 Drum and Bugle Corps '58 Newspaper staff '40 Barney Woods - WBud0 In basketball he's just a whiz, K But his little blue job is just a fizz. ' ns Basketball '58, '59, '40 . Track '58, '59 Softball '58, '59, '40 All Intramural teams '57, '58, '59, '40, 1 1 v.-- ,GA . K t JJQQQ5-1. K 4 Q F Prey, V . p 7 4 . ,. , ' y ',j,,:fe.,, ,K-5 M Q t V ':,,l,-,773 1 , . F. V W N I R . K I , , V . u 'vi . 1 .7 I 3 74 Ii, ,,5,,,. new 'v . Q up -,U--rf,f3.:g.f. 2 x' W 1 A, ,vqfi .. 3.1 if -i J ,K -t . I ' 5, ' Q, , ,fjfy 71. . Lx' 1 gg,-l ,rj-',,j .1jf' 5' .f,,r' .13 sw 4. 401,--' Q ,. 'i . . 4 3, 1 ..- .'- . .,. ,. . f X 1 , ' L., .1 . . -,',,-3,1,,'- .W .. - :fr -a'. M...-1 ' .6 4 S21 115 K 'P fy ag 14 lk as 315 5' ,g a f' ,n ail ua ,jf T fy 'xp 'Y , VW J' 'r,a'3 1.fiA,5:L . 5 9.i - 'fi' 3.l43s1,. i,'5'1u'7fl'?' ,.:f .,' NYT f'f:'-1513! .lb-7 4- -2, ll ' 1 '-Hai. 15'-1' -2'r25sef:'9,x, 2 .-T14 ifffxfi 9R55S ' 1 i Mm ' Sak' awn,vHevg GrwsrwH'f,nx1wfuf'ffefufaewiwgaiwwxvr'1'aa.aa3e . A mimi-aaiiieikgseagahssfiabfsfs' 'F fr, are-, .: '

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f WBT' C' ws., T . .T Ex he COMMENCEMENT The Senior Class chose to complete their high school career with a vitalized commencement program, as has been the custom in Brentwood for of Nguidancen several years. Because of the rapidly growing importance in our public school systems, we decided upon using as our theme for the program, HGuidance in Educationu. Again this year we were fortunate in having as speakers on the pro- gram three members of our class who were experienced in speaking. All hold the highest degrees offered in the National Forensic League, the national honorary speech fraternity' for high schools.' After studying guidance in all of its aspects, these speakers gave valuable information upon true guidance, guidance in practice and the effect of proper guidance on our social, political and econmmical world. PROGRAM Processional . . . . . . . . . School Orchestra Meditation-osoooosooooo ..,..Class Vocal Trio . . English Folk Song . . . Q WA Rovingu Norma Schmitt, Shirley Gardner, Arthur Dorlag Speech ocosoooooooooooBU.I bO1'1Ki'l'aSO1'1 Violin Solo . . . . Wieniasky . . . . HRomanceN I Frances Walwark , Speech.. ............RichardServant Vocal Solo . Mendelssohn . . Ulf with All Your Heartsv V Shirley Gardner p Speech..........V......Arthurborlag Presentation of Class . . . . . . .'. . J, E, Holman Superintendent of Schools Awarding of Diplomas . . . . . . . . .'W. T. Simpson President of the Brentwood Board of Education Pl-ed-genome:oooXooooonoso0oClass Reoessional . . . School Orchestra - 7 A 5n?'5'IX:e. 'lkfalifie f