Clayton High School - Clamo Yearbook (Clayton, MO)
- Class of 1923
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Ilrzn :1 iv, 1' lla 4. -- 23- x 1 mmo - Gllzum lirnphrrn The mvltatlons were out and every one xn Starland was ln a wild state of excitement They had good cause to be too for the Man In the Moon was glvmg a party What a g and party xt was The North Star served coolmv and dellvhtful refreshments of milk from the Milky Way ln the absence of a punch bowl the dlpper was used which served the purpos very we fdmally the nmportant event of the evemng arrlved when the Man m the Nloon announced nn a very solemn tone that each star should QIVC a plcture showmg the future of the poor mortal born under nts rays The flrst plcture was that of a pecullar stage mto the center of whlch glided a nymph like form gracefully executlng a toe dance xt was none other than Charles Barbour who had become famous the world over for hlS toe dancmg The next pxcture was that of jorclaan Cranneman and Louls Howe which showed that they had both fallen ln love yes mn love wlth the Lat n language and they had become famous Latln professors Next Henry Kalser was seen reclmmg on a mossy turf wholly absorbed 1n wrltlng hns latest novel The Falr Sex Then there followed a plcture of a dmgy poorly lnvhted llttle shop wlth three golden balls outside These words appeared on the door Paul Rasmussen and Alfred Surkamp proprletors we Followmg thus was a pxcture of the Salvation Army bulldmv ID New York Statloned on the steps was Horace Tucker ready to dellver hxs sermon alongside of hum stood ackson Lmk Wlth hls vlolm and next to hlm was Robert Hendricks ready to pass the hat As thns picture faded from sxght another appeared ln which a baseball game was bemg played between the Women s National Pmk Sox and the Professxonal Bue Sox The leadlng players were Ruth Doyle Mlldred Wlttmeyer and Amelia Dlerberg ' 5 -A ' r ' . 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O . .........-. -..-..-..-.,-.,.....-..-..-.......:.-.,-.,-.,........-..-..-.,....-.,........ -..- owe Soon there came a plctu e of Lucille Vlfengler standmg on a soap box dellvermg one of her forceful speeaches on women s rlghts l the crowd surroundmg her were none other than Eleanore Foulrs lzllzabeth Ranger and Gertrude Knlchel reporters for the Evening Coal ournal and the Mmmg Gazette Next the mterlor of a hospltal appeared wxth Earl Coburn as the head doctor and Mlldred Lmk Ethyl Edscorn and Mane Qarles as nurses They w re attendmv a most lmportant patxent William lVledart who was SUHCYIIIU wlth a broken leg due to a severe fall from hls pet horse After thxs appeared the well known cheer leader Robert Schleus ner the announcer m oe Wenzara s clrcus with Maurxce Thompson Ellzabeth Moore and Dorothea Fledderman ln the slde show There followed a plcture of Henrletta Freund and Alberta Dosen bach gracmg the Hall of Harmony Alberta playmg the accompanl ment to Henrietta s VlOllD Soon a prcture of a large school bulldmg was shown and Mabel Harlan lda Dudeck M ldred Mastm and lda Kasch were there wield mg the hrckory stlck Next lrene Barrett Vlrgmla Burke and Dorothy Ramwater were een bemg pald an enormous sum for havmv their pictures placed on a slgn board under whlch was wrltten the famous quotatlon Keep that School Curl Complexlon An lnterest no plcture xrdeed was the one whlch showed Thelma Lotz and Martha Helmkamp buying over the Woolworth Ten Cent Qtores They employed Elnzabeth Groby Marybelle Groby and ulla Gregg as the1r Chlef chewlng Gum clerks ln front of the1r store Homer Rapp was seen haullng hay which has grown on hrs farm Followlng Homer s hay stack came Clarence Loyd who had become a mllllonalre and was drlvmg llesurely along wxth hls pet Pomeranian m hls luxurlous llmouslne Charlotte Wagner was hrs chauffeur Next Slbley Merton and Margaret Hemrlch competed for the World s Tennls Champlonshlp whlle Emma Llndner Tlllle C-utman and Vlfglnla Burke shone as the matrons of a home for Helpless Cats There followed a plcture of the White House wlth the new Presl dent our noble student Alfred Hayes chattmv wlth the famous dlp lomat Cllfford Laroge 1.,1.1,1-1.1 1 1.,1..1r,1.,. 11.1.1 1 111.1 101 1. 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A- , , . -xl-A Albert Beckman noted for hrs skrll ln shorthand shone forth IH the next plcture seated ln the Clayton Courthouse The case Uomv on was an lnterestlnv one Marguerlte lxoch an lnfluentnal busmess woman had brought sult agamst Louis Gutman and Odle Meyers real estate avents Ruth Anselm for the defendant and Fern DIX for the plalntlff proved to be well versed 1n law and only a few times was the uprnght judge Arthur Bllzlng forced to call order After thus came an mterestmg plcture that of Ellse Wolf V1rv1nxa Burke Mildred Bopp and Helen Cross who had succumbed to th the man of her choxce Frank MacGraths pncture showed him loyal to hrs native land he mlght be seen not throwlng lrlsh Confettl but spreading cemenv nd laylng the bricks carefully ln place Dorothy Bayer s star showed her as Ed1tor1r1Ch1ef of the Watchman Advocate wlth Herman Holz as her assxstant Harold Baker and Meredlth Wetzel were plctured as He Vamps All the Cflrls had succumbed to their fatal charms but havmg learned that beauty was only sl-:rn deep Harold and Meredith became sorrow ful old bachelors Marne Autenrleth Clorla Stapp and Martha Hanson were to b een among the famous chorus glrls of the Zlegfield Follies The last plcture showed a queer llttle room ln Greenwlch Vlllage Here Lionel Hencken mrght be seen brush m hand daubmg away on hrs latest masterplece Thus faded the plcture whlch each star had to show and It was mdeed fortunate for that awful monster the sun desplsed by all Ctarland was seen slowly ascending the sky At the slght of thus hated xntruder the party broke up and everyone hurrled home -..------...- -.- -..-.,-.... -.--..-,- .........-, 07 Q -.-.- ...,.......,-.-.,....-., .f' fp ..,....,...,...,-.,......,- -,-,.-.. l v 1 I ' ' D . 5 c ' D . , . v 3 . 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' ' , , I ' I ' A . .uri cz .. 3.1-. meh In C I I I r nn: rant -1 I..llJI'II1Q., lVIyrta Inalzone Raymond Farrar Teddy Iqlcke Florence Fmk Vrolx Fish r Albert Foelsch Oscar Gerhardt Robert II III rvl hyat Nl on I Moeller Moeller Nlutrux lVIutrux Novelly 0Brnen lrnlr x Irwln Phyllls Robert bdward Alm x Thom xs Orr Ldxth I I III III c an nc Stegeman Munn Talbott Hudson Tate Robert Turnbrunk Augu t Updegrafl Arthur XVal Effie WIChCUdCI1 I ll ,mm 'WS'- W HFS Wiki Milf 3 fi all 1 G W YE' THE WNY gm or SKHOOL ,nwwww Q... 'lcv' Trldkg e Quee 'va The Noqje 'Jn H3 nd ,dai T 'fl'-mu' M3 'f7vA7d' 3,4 Ca, f- Shia A sum saga ol' Sprm 'Nea .Sh x-HGH 4Frv'al111w11 5 To I- 'I- 7- O 4, ,Q Q . Q ttfte iltrvzihmvn Qllzum 1922 d Presldent Vice President Secretary Treasurer Melba Alton Paul Alseleben Ruth Anderson Qwen Anderson Srdney Autenrleth Dorothy Baur Walter Bender Elllott Bennett Vallee Bennett Eugema Black Adolph Boldt Ruth Bopp Harry Bremer Wrlllam Budde Halley Carr Verna Carr Carson Chase Melba Cherry Charles Clark Audrey Clayton Floyd Creach Lloyd Creach Henry Dammerman Edward Corner Magarle Cunnmghan Vallre Dlerberg ames Dougherty Vlola Eggesxecl-4 r YLWQ oe Fltzmaurlce Alberta GCIIZ anet Ghyselmclc ack Graf Raymond Gruemnger David Gutman Ruth Ham Rlchard Hecht rorrest Hendrlcks Lura Pearl Howe Harvey ablonsky Robert acobsmeyer Floyd Jenluns Sidney ohnson ohn Kerser Clarence Kettler Paul Klebler Eleanor lxlem Omeda Kroenung Frances Lehmberg Teddy Leon Richard Leonard Albert Lewis R05 Lmdner Adrienne Martin Charles Meyers Melvin 'Vleyers Larson- Chase C lfrenfe Kettler I trl 'sweet Alberta Gen, George Moore Amta Mueller osephlne Newl Harold Ollver Fred Prllsloury Elsie Press Walter Press Maud RHIIW xt r Helen Rogers A nes ROQ 111 lrl Theodore Roth Anita Sfllfflllll Fva Q hulte Elizabeth Scott Walter qcott Ruth Qertler Dean Smlth Tom qtuel Hamilton qtrome l 'rrl Sweet Catherine lxylor Qecell 1 I'mm 11I'l l dward Fl urn Harold llmln Lorme Voght Florence Vou Wllllam Wfllfl If 1-,Qt1t-1--1-,:.-1-4:11.-11.10. 5 t -10:1-p--1-1---11,1-t1.,1.. 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A ,. . 0 2-- HQ-- EFWFHIB MM QW H I QLMXQ Jumnr 1515111 OFFICERS President Henry Wrxght Qecretary Treasurer john Chase Sponsor Miss Vlary Rudman ln our class there are thlrty members enrolled Whxle we are not large 1n numbers we must be full of pep because more than one of our teachers have sand that we are more trouble than all thelr other classes put together CLASS ROLL Dorothy Autenr1ethMar1e Deuser Manuel Haffner Marguerite Roth Clarence Anderson Everett Davles Elizabeth Henby Isabelle Schnarr Randolph Brewster Mary Dougherty Walter Langtry Lucllle Vogt Forrest Bopp Raymond Flsher Robert Lelgh Kenneth Ward Ruth Cardwell William Fisher George L1t7 Robert Wengler John Chase Waldo Good ohn McKinney Harold Wlttmey Claude Coffman Wllllam Ctood Lola Melton Henry Wrxght Robert Corneau Marian Gramp Edwin Pope Cl' lf! -. -.,-. -.,-..-. -. -..-..-..- ....... .- .- ,- -. 4. -......,...3g - Q - O Vice-President ............................ Dorothy Autenrieth J . . 7 4.11: Do you know that Clayton Hlgh IS the only hlgh school IH St Louis County offermg a Teacher Tralnmg course5 ThlS Normal work IS composed of three courses that are taken nn the umor and Senior years upon completxon of whlch a two year certnhcate IS granted ln order to recelve a certlhcate the pupll must have an average of at least M for hls four years of hlvh school work Upon teachmg two years and attendmv an elght weeks summer sesslon of a standard educational lDStltl1tlOl'1 a fir-,t grade county rertlflc ite IS granted The course IS as follows umor year A Coursel Readme' Language Gramm xr Geography Arxthmetlc II Semor year A Course II l Phychology 2 Rural School Management 3 Physlology and Hyglene B Course III l Methods of teachlng the common lJ'm'hes 2 Observatlon and practxce teaching Cal ln grades of Clayton school tbl ln rural schools ln order to brmg the work up to a hlgher standard, practice teachmg has been emphaslzed by doing work outslde of the regular class perxods I I Y A , ,V - I, Ilvl . e,'f A :V l --,-cqy f V- ir.. 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Qtgqo ThlS class will be the largest teacher tramlng class to Graduate from Clayton Sixteen gurls wlll receive certificates Plwo of these eanette Mann from RIKCDOUY and Adelaide Robinson of Cape Glrar deau are post graduates and will complete the course rn one year Hlgh School are teachlng m St l..ou1s County Among these are two gurls successfully managing fifth grade cla se Nlarle Baur at Llncoln school and lVlays1e Bender at Rltenour Two other girls are proving successful as prlnclpals Lydxa Marmes xt Weber school and Lydla Sexbert at Chesterfield Amy Horton has the fourth grade at Garfield Verrlson Wllmas has charge of the one room Bonhomme school We regret we cannot mentlon the many other Clayton gn ls who xrf- sum essfully teachlng ln St Louis County 42 About twenty-five former teacher-training girls from Clayton f LAWXQ Sphinx 571.111 Editor nn Chief ASSOClatC Edltors Class Editor Senlor Sophomore Freshman Elghtlm Grade Athletlcs Exchange Cartoomst Buslness Manager Asst Buslness Manager ClTCUl3tlOD Manager Fall Term Do othy Bayer Elllott Wrlght Betty Stecker Eleanor Foulls beorge Kenney ack Graf Harry Daugherty Helen Lloyd l..1onel Hencken Alfred Hayes Elmer Zuckwexler Homer Herpel Sprung Term Dorothy Bayer Collxer Marshall Cora Ruhl Eleanor Foulrs Myrta Elbrmg ack Graf Henry Wrlght Frank McGrath Helen Cross Helen Lloyd Lxonel Henclcen Alfred Hayes Elmer Zuckweller Homer Herpel 0 Q O junior I. . .l .... Q. Edwin Lamke Edwin Lamke - Eehaimg BUT X DEAR ? X., - lhe debatm team composed of Charlotte Wagn r anal Lucllle Wengler had a brlllxant openmg on December 22 when lt defeated was Re olved That the U S Should Own and Op r te the Coal Mines Clayton upheld the afflrmatrve Several week later ln a State debate Clayton s team sent Festus home wxthout the wreath of victory Although ln the State debate wlth Sulllvan and the County debate with Klrkwood our opponents claimed the vlctory lt was w ll earned for Charlotte and Lucille were coached by Mxss Kelth and thats nufsed 40 I- A 6 f -1 - fl J. , O 7 . . 1lc 3'X , , g Y C r, , Maplewood in a State debate. The question for the season's debate . . . U S , . l resident Secretary Treasurer Eleanor Foulls Mabel Harlen Txllle C-utman lVlar1e Autenrleth F1186 Wolff lrene Barrett Dorothy Rainwater GlOI'la Stapp Helen Cross Carrie Ersellus Mildred Mastm Bernlce Campbell Elmxra lVl1ller Olga Bebrens QLMXC5 Branmtrr Glluh WUI llCDLliCIl Eleanor Fouls orclan Grannemann Dorothy Crafeman Ralph Rlcharcls Camllla Cunnlngham Georg Wengler Loul Gutman Wm Hencken Lou: Howe George Church Charlotte Wagoner George Bam Dorothy Bayer Robt Be er Lucllle Wengler Harold Baker Charlotte Kirchner ack Link Bob Gerharclt lda Kasch Dorothea Fledclerman Lillian Balclwm Curtis Shatner Arthur ablonsky Ethel Eclscarn Lmclley Ham Francis Falzone orclan Crannemann lb m ,' - . Vice-President ............................ Dorothy Grafeman ' ............................... J . J . ' ' 's . A - g QLMKQ illllumml Gwganrzatxnnn BOYS BLEE. CLUB George Bam ordaan Cranneman Charles Barbour ames Green ackson Lml. Llarence Lloyd Collrer Marshall Robert Beger Robert Hendricks Francls Falzone President Lours Howe Wlllxam WChklHL Raymond Falzone CllH0l'd Laroge ORCHESTRA Randolph Brewster ack Graf Fred Pillsbury Edward Colley Gertrude Knrchel Elizabeth Ranger Francrs Falzone ackson Lmk Lucrlle Wrckenden Henrietta Freund Charles Meyers GIRLS GLEE CLUB 1922 23 Melba Alton Tlllle Gutman Llllran Baldwin Mabel Harlan Betty Bayer Martha Helmkamp Bermce Campbell Ida Kasch Melba Cherry Mildred Lrnk Camllla Cunnmgham Mlldred Mastln Alberta Dosenbach osephlne Newberry Carrle Erselrus Helen Rothenberg Eleanore Foulxs Catherme faylor Dorothea Fledderm Elmira Muller Margaret Helnrlch Eugema Black Dorothy Kern Kathryn Grlberts Lucille Rlchmueller Sn L4 nil E S' Svrwnhfxr Qllnh lqhls year the Scleutlflc Club succeeded IH a large membership drive lncreasmg our l9Z2 membershlp from 4 to 22 members l923 It has been the pollcy of thls club to make all phases of sclentlflc work lnterestmg and throughout the year numerous talks were given by xts members concerning aeroplanes radios etc The club through the efforts of Cllfford Laroge ordaan Cranneman and lc rancls Falzone and H Howe had a candy sale the proceeds of which were used for the purchase of aeroplane for Know Your l-llgh Week The Sclentxflc Club wxll be able to advance more rapidly next year due to the proflclent work of 1ts members Officers Presldent Secretary Treasurer Sponsor ordaan Cranneman Louls Howe hd Lamke ack Lmk Cllfford Larouge Horace Tucker Gall Lehmberg Robert Beger Wxllxam Hencken 5 dney Autenrelth Wood Palmer Robert French Fred Plllsbury 48 ordaan C-ranneman Ed Lamke Mr Shoup Carl Brenlcman Thorras Porter Robt Jacobsmeyer Francis Falzone Ralph Richards Paul Klebler X' , A ' ' V ' x . in ,- 5. . y J ' ............ ................., ,I - Vice-President ................................. Louis Howe I J . - . Ffa. QLMXQ illnnthall Thxs year s football team was the best ln the history of the school The first game of the season was played wlth Gramte Cnty Clayton showed thls bunch some football pomts and took them S 0 The next ame was the first county game with Kxrkwood Nobody knew the game was to be played not even the whole team The afternoon came and It was drlzzlln The game was played on Web ster s Held The first half ended 3 0 Knrkwood having luckily kicked a field oal About the thlrd quarter when Clayton was marchmg for a touch down Gene Young the halfback sllpped and b oke hrs l KlfkWOOd 1n the excltement scored a Wlflnlng touchdown But every fellow on the team knew that that was the last defeat' Then came revenge on Maplewood for last year s defeat Clayton played all around and tramped on them to the tune of I5 0 Ferguson went down 32 0 The brg day arrlved Clayton vs Webster Clayton s nn nn rlvals ln the county On thus day all that was heard seen sand or felt was Beat Webster Dnd we do 1t5 Oh no we just rumed them' As a result the game ended wxth Webster crlpplecl on the mill U Cnty next' This game ended m our favor md tht seasrn closed wlth Clayton Webster and KlTkWOOd tied for the County Championship THE TEAM Herman Holz Left Tackle Captam Herman Holz Gene Young Fat ohnson Al Surkamp Ty Marshall Edwm Cobb Klke Boldt lm Wetzel Fat Lloyd Al Hayes Gordon lVl1ller Charley Barbour lmmxe Green Homer Rapp Moose Rasmussen SUBS Boldt Hafner Mutrux Falzone Zuckweller Lo eman Beckman Lynch Baker Bam Al Beckman The team s work on the field was due not only to the lndlvnduxl flghtlng but to the splendld support of the student body the faculty and to the two coaches who are the best ever known Mr Hall and Vlr Crreen ? 1 1 1 i''i 1 i 1 1 i 11-1:11H11-1-fiwiuxfvir-:Hi T g , ' ' . . 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C, 1 CLMXQ fiannlwthall lhe basketball team thns year had nn lnneup Al Hayes and Mc Crath forwards Rasmussen center Wetzel and Mnller guards The nrst three subs were Rowdy forward Kenny guard and Baker forward Al Hayes all county forward last year and probably thns year ns one of the best nn the county Captann Al wnth hns lnghtnnng mox ements and accurate shootnng enabled us to wnn many game Mac lVlcGrath another best forward was noted for hns shots from lcneelnng and snttnng posntnons Rass Rasmussen our center wasa demon under the bnsket He always fought to the last never gnvnng up nmmne Wetzel one of our guards made nt hard for any one to et by He broke up most of the enemy s plays Barney Mnller the other guard broke up every play th nt tame hns way Hns shootnng from the center of the floor was the means of Il1'1I'ly of OUI' VICIIOYICS Kenny the youngest member of the team showed hns lrnsh fight nn spnrnt lt was Kenny who played a bng part nn wnnnnn the fnrst Webster game Although he was lnttle they never got by hnnn R rl Baker ns also one of that Icnnd that never stopped fnghtnnn Whcnn R d ets nn the ame he starts rnght off at hns best A lot of crednt ns due to Boldt Hencken Palmer Brnnlcman Vlfehl-tnn and Lloyd for thenr consnstent playin and work nn helpnn to nn nke our fnrst team the vnctors they were Of the squad there are seven who wnll graduate nncludnng our t nptann Al Those who graduate are Hayes Baker Rassmussen lloyd lVlc,C,rath Wetzel and Hencken Miller Kenny Boldt Brnnlt nn nn Cnruennger and Wehknng wnll report agann next ye 1 C layton Clayton Clayton C I nyton C layton Clayton Clayton Clayton Clayton C layton C layton C I nylon SCORE OF BASKETBALL GAMES Ranken I6 Maplewood I2 Kenrnck 27 Central I8 Rntenour 4 Knrkwoocl I7 Webster I3 Chamnnade I3 U Cnty II Maplewood ID C hamlnade 25 Rntneour I0 Clayton Clayton Clayton Clayton Clayton Clayton Clayton Clayton Clayton Clayton Clayton Xvon I 8 O Knrkwood ll Webster I6 Wellston In Wellston I6 Clnnton I6 St oseph Il Hamnlton 6 De l.,a Salle 26 LJ Cnty 7 Wellston ID Vvebster 27 J ' ' 24- . 28- ' . I t 24- . 9- . f I 7- ' ... 30- '. T 2 I 2- . 28- . f ' 48- ' . I 7- ' . I 22- ' . IZ- . ,I . I 7- , 28- ' . ' ' 28- ' . I 8- . I ' I8- . ' . 24- l. ' . S ' 2 3- F. 32- ' . ' U' 26- I ' . I I- ... Ii 2-I-- ' . 1 I st T. .--H-.-,..,-..-..-.-..-.-..-.-.,-.,-,,-.,-..-.,-.--1.-1--H-U-I'--r-H-- az .. 51 - Q emo The Basketball team this year was one of the best Clayton has ever had Although lt drd not wm the champlonshlp vt made Weh ster do some tall hustllng A lot of eredlt IS due to the hard work of our two eoaehee lVlr Hall head and Mr BUHZIHIYC asslstant The team made such a good showing that nt waa sent to the State Tourna ment where xt won 2nd place m ltS dlvlsnon and 4th place m the whole tournament All Amerzcan Team 1.1 ,, ...,-..-..-.,-,-..-.,-..-..-..-... 5 -.,- -.,- ...,-.,.......-..-.,-, r- gg V- , , r --n Jus 1 'P' ,EV wifi: 1343 ve , 4,-.. 54 Y , -f-ff: - A . .,,. . vaF5.4'10'1w Uv , Q-fwf -:ag ff. , ,Ln -, 5- g i P 7 , . 'J ' '. V . . I , ' V - . f,. ' H . - Lyhk .A .--.2 . f .: -,Hgh yL,,,1,g5 , A ' 1 -if -f'., a..' -' , 2' 1 N J---1 iff. , :R . ,, a-f'1C'aa:pV 3- ,,: ,H ,M L -M camo - - - CEM5' Igwakvihall l1.ven though our glrls dldn t bring home the champlonshxp they gave all they had for Clayton Hrgh Our new coach Mrs Harris certainly proved her ablllty and everyone agrees that she s a good port Captaln Dlesberg agam shone as slde center Mlldred Witt meyer another old tlmer aided by Betty Stecker formed our basket blnklflg league Ruth Doyle sprained her knee ln the first Webster game and was unable to Hnlsh the season Dorothy Baur a new jay took her place and made the all star county team Lenore Wehklng our other guard starred ln several of the game and could always be depended upon to help hold the other team s score down Ellza beth Moore the Jumpmg center was the beginning of many good plays Mach credxt IS due the subs who were always ther when needed Our captain Wlttmeyer Moore Doyle and Lmdner wlll leave us thls year but we are dependlng on Stecker Wehklng Baur Ayars bklrmer and many others to wm the champlonshm for Clayton next year 61115 I 2111115 The gurls tennxs tournaments resulted m a vlctory m the doubles and a defeat ln the singles Betty Stecker and Slbley Merton played IH the doubles match The first school to go down m defeat was marked that hey had certainly enjoyed the street car rude The next vlctlm was Webster This also was an easy game for Clayton The hnal ame was very close but Maplewood came out second best nlhe prnze of thls vlctory was a beautnful cup which was pre sented by Mr Shoup the tennis co xch Although Sibley who played ln the singles was defeated lzy the Maplewood glrl she managed to leave Kxrkwood m the dut Next year Clayton hopes to wm both singles and doubles Q , x . , . , . . . , . Q . . . . . . n . ' U U -. Y - I ' y Q ' I ' 1 U ' , A 1 v . . .. Y.. S ' Y Y Y A . ' . Y . I ' 1 Y . . . 9 . Ferguson. The girls were beaten so badly that on leaving they re- , 5 I . . . - . . . w . l , - - ' . , ' 2 . . . . C - 7 A K I gg f 1 5.0 '-- gA5E5ALL in un SPIKE SCHLEUSNER QRINK BRINKMAN SCWYE F'5'-0551 FAST G SNAPPY RAS RASMUSSEN Loma LEGGEU FIELDERJ X 3 'rub K ft' AL HAYES Hom? RUNNER SUNNY MFCRATH 'yy MARSHALL THE HUMAN ROP: ,Q uevew. mum snuqea L BECKMANN BIG Bvu MEDRQT A WWKED www A Heavv CLOUTEK owov cauemmsen ' f on BOY' HERE5 THE PILOTS AL BECKMANN K SHOUP HND WT GRECN Kem mrvcen HEQDHUNTFQ mn UTQLITV MDN '1 ff 'i Q , .4 1 r' Q f- Q ? K? R it tx - - ' ,' iii X Q. V A XX. 1 w-. . . V N.. Q Q , .-T? 1 1 g f M tif, ,T 5 t A. . PM r- ' v P 'f 'f ' E ' . E K f, k 5, k .f',W' X J 1 f' A ' , Y Q, . XM ,NV y K . Riga- v! bk :Q I 4 2 i E E f K ,, , , vx ,gg- E UT U LL M J 7 'Q f ii X J, V im 142f+gm rv f A X ii ll fe! x,fp,AJ Pep wlthout purpose rs plffle Laugh nf you wnll but on con 3ldCl'lI'lg the meaning of this amusing llttle phrase lt has occurred to me that we mlght use It as a maxlm ln our school llfe Pep pep pep we hear all the txme but wlll pep alone get us anywhere3 No l thmk not After all we are here at school to acqulre knowledge and to become men and women of mtelllgent character ln order to heeome th xt we must put a purpose behmd our pep Come to school study and work for the furtherance of your llf purpose and put your pep hehmd thxt shove nt and m thus way you can take the plflle out of your pep' YUGH 0 x f .lj l -f QM 4-7 .J l f iv Q ff 1 K ,f k'jf,'C fl 4, J Lk pf is , :ogy ' ef fig :F I j i f l A A of. of-f qv 5 'li ' ixrivfih t Ni . ,qu Q , I N L :' Q? Ulf' e 'J E . 4- o r 2 'N r ' CLAQQ Qllilllllihld Zlnunh Due to the h tvy vate receipts of the Webster Clayton game and the hne showmv of the te ini Qlayton entered the basketball tourna ment 1t C olumbla lhe trlp st1rtecl with a wlld and hlla lous send oft at school and 1 bo 1rd1nf., the tram 1t Delmar station From there to Centralla card L xmes were the dxverslon At Qentralla the team boarded the Toon rvnlle lrolley 1nd co'1 ted downhlll through Bush Brush Mexico md uch Important towns to Columbia at three mlles per hour Xlter tn endu 1nce te t walkmg around town arrred wnth Urxps lor eve r1l hours the htte t who survived landed at the Broadmore lnn wh: rc four rem clved lovmgs cups at eatlng The Ph1Delt House the lumbers except an occasional hammerlnv which made the battle cf Qettysburv ound lllce Km Tut s tomb and a llttne JaLL such as llhe Old Broken Pltchforlc etc The Phl Delts were Getting ready for a dance Alter a lrealtf t at thlrty f'-we cents a throw where the fellows really e1ch ate a dollar s worth they started after tl e1r first vxctlm whlch was Clinton They downed them I7 I6 due to Mr Halls luck at fmdlnv a penny before the game ln the afternoon St oseph fell fo them to the tune of I2 l l ln the evenmv Hamxlton was mas acred 28 6 Then more sleep3 the Phr Delt dance was on Next rnornlnv lVlr Hall found another penny fellow dropped It and the t 1m lost to De l 1 Salle l C layton lost hrst place but they brought home sllver baslcetballs nd 1 cup Except for a few sod 1 shootmg contests the team had an unfxentlul trlp home 1 f .4 , an - - ,W , , , , . . , 4 A. ' H Z ' ' , 1 7 , i ' 2 f . - 4 , R 1 . 1 . . 1 Y. J - . 2 - 2 ' nf ' ' 2 1 Q ' . ' .fi .. 2' ' . S' . N ' H - fl A V Q H 2 , 2 5 ' K . , . , ' ' 1 si ' ' ' N ' A . .2 , 2 - r. , s - ' ' 2 . ' 3 ' ' furnished the Hsleepingu quarters. Nothing disturbed the peace of . . . . . , . 1 .1 3 s g , ' ' KAY - ' rl' ' . 'N D . . Q . 3 ' as ' - 3 ' .1 2 ' Q , ' ': ' ' , , 2 N ' - , Y I ' -' N ' , . 4 . J . r . . - . V .D I. - STI - . . - ' . . ' g . 1 ' l 'J ' ei 3 ,2 8-26. 21 2 ' . ' . . 2 . ' Q 3 ' ' 1 7 A 4. l' I mmmmmk E H B 3 H ia BA Q E E H H B B E B H CL NO STAFF IN CTION -fav K me umm W ff 51 3, W -u,:9i1 N. HAY55 YQ uv ACTION MISS MILLS WHO WICL05 THE BIG STICK K1 W Jommv xnf M reoov Leon KIKE Bo DT THINKING I Uv Jones ' I 'Q-..., 11-r if CGLLIER MARSHALL AND HERMRN HOLZ VERY BUSY Ixfx 1 0 ff: 4 -3 THE' GIRL MEMBERS HARD AT WORK J Q ,E w -'f'-QQ JK, L fi -9-V WALTER LANGTRY -2. 5-imai S8255 x W BARNEY ILLER vom ms STUFF ., EAC CJ 1' I -f P .5 fl 1 ' -T3 ,V Lil' -l I . , r ' 'S W 'I 'Ii -Sl , 4 ar-anna-.- .l V X -1 I . ,VC-if 'X N ' F in ' N 12:25, .' ' ,mx - ' f-. f fv'k -. . ,Q I ,I U.,-,, - II I 0 K Q. X, .iff -xyA- 7K 'Q X- I- ---f-H V' ' fE ?fQf ' - L ,Mt , A Q .. ,ef , 7 LP ' ' Ti' fx 'IK -',2 ' ' - u' RI: f' , - ? ,Y ff ' 'ff I1 3 , 21 I . , 1 Q ftp :I Ay- , b I W M ,QI EER.-I Fr: 'ij - S ' I 4,1 , -.3 'I i ,lfl -'V v X 11 - Q ,nfl WM - f. H ,. A .M . , 3, H K ,,-g'1.,- Sept Sept ept Sept Sept ept tl Oct Oct Oct Nov Nov Ctgfto Qlalvnhar School days Class electlons ln order All out for football Thlrty report for manual labor Clayton humbles Qranlte Clty eleven 0 0 Rowdy Mac Splke alias The Famous Trno elected to lead student body ln cheermg Clayton eleven loses first and only game to strong Knk wood team 9 0 Gene Clayton s star half back lo t when he succumbs to broken leg IH hnal half of game Q5 , Q 1 Fx, ffllxx L K 'fr 0 Nw 'i ties 'S 'LIL fbgbtff Y Dramatlc Club organlzes Sxbly 6: Betty cop glrls doubles ln tcnnxs tourney Clayton crushes Maplewood I3 0 Marshall sprams ankle whnle defendms, Clayton s colors on F B team Qlayton swamps Ferguson 32 0 Class of 23 selects rings which are to xdorn thelr f1ns.,ers ln future years Faculty has red hot tlme at party ID Cookmg room Clayton eleven breaks In year Jlnx of strong Webster team I9 7 Clayton led by Laptaln l-lolz was first team of county to defeat Webster ln past l 5 years 4 . . 5. . . l l. ' ' . S . IS. . ' . . 23. N ' ' . . l - . 5 . 30. n K 'Q . g ' i Lyn' , ll f - f X Q, Tm A ,gl ' XX Q 5 'A K J 'eq ' 'I . ' Al X 5 I T LX? 8 in . 7- X '57 X Ji-N' If Lai Ex tl., X ,Q 4 ,Nm ' at at Z W ,' l--1 I 5 4 S.. ' fs , . , x W lf X X . X I 1' . A if T ,ff itll Q 'JE' 'v ,, . I Y, W, 711 fl' Sihl and lk-ily cop girls' tlmxlvlcc. 0-. l0. ' ' ' . . I3. , - . . 21. ' ' ' .1 'V . 27. N ' l l . 5 . - . . 2. . ' . . ' k ': ' 1 ' ' 1. s Now Xoy Now Nov 'Vox Nov Nov it I I QL an C E' C C 6 .mo Seniors lwe peppy scbool oarty brst of yexr Teachers Conx entun Klds et hollday Rah' Rah' Clayton walloos L C Z6 7 Qlayton defeats Yextman I8 7 ln last game of se xson Curl basl-tet Bxll exson opens MILLER a Q AJ X FJ at N K L L Morton glxes banquet for mrs Barny unanlmously elected to lead grld men 3 Banquet followed by Sopb school party P T A grve dance two buts admlssron Ameln Dlerber to lead gurls B B tearn 1 lloyd feet football men Qlnton wallop Nlxplewood llrst counlv C layton debater defeat M rpltwootl qanta Claus 1 Comma, Be goodll Qld mo staff gets down to busmcss Eden quartet entertams student body Sennors begun breakln cameras at Todd s studlo Clayton spanks Klrkwood 27 I7 Clayton takes Webster mto camp I7 II Trlple vlctory celebrated by mass meetmg Welnster Wellston and Festus succumb ln consecutive vlctorres Clayton defeats D C I8 ll Abraham Lincoln entertains student body Boys end first half of B B season undefeated Gold footballs presented to team by Mayor Nolte Clayton woops Kirkwood 28 II M1 s C-re entertains B B quad at party K 111 1 it 1 11:1 1 1 111 1411111 14:1 111011111 in Lv x. ,W . l '. 8. 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Mar 2 Webster the d bunch of squlrrels defeat Clayton 169 Mar 3 Home ommg proves huge success over 90 alumnl re Mn Mar Mar Mar Mar 1 pr pr Apr Apr spond to Clayton s call B B team wms cup at M1410 defeat Qlmton Benton and Hamilton Hugh Schools Klke Gene Forrey and Hencken rlde the freight Columbla IS startled They thxnk a wlld west show has come to town B B team entertalned by ordaan Cranneman All out for baseball 30 men report Webster wms champlon hip by defeatmg Clayton ln hard fought game Z2 II Squat Autenrelth entertalns B B team We wmed and dined also Clayton nlne defeats PYIHCIPIH 6 4 U C defeats Clayton 3 I Becky twlrls Gypsy Rover an operetta was pulled off ln good style by the glee clubs Whose F B IS Mane A wearmg3 Oh you Chuck fl Y ' ' s L iT' y . iv ' l ' v . . c ' t 3 ' - Ride the Ifrt-ight 2 . 9. . . J ' . ' 3 ' ' ' , - . I 6. . . ,. ' J . ' . I9. - . . 24. ' ' S ' ' ' ' - .X . 3. ' ' ' ' , - . fx . . . . - . I . .. 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LOUIS TO THE FRONT In a National Typewriting Test CLARENCE L.BUEHLER A Former SPEEDWA Student Won First Place THE REV' ORD Clarence L Buehlcr St Louls 75 Words per mxnute K therxne M Bott Nlllvv xulcee 66 Words per mmute L Nl McLeod New Orleans 63 Wcmrds per minute Ruth lVlartm Portland 6l words per minute VL OC XX Mr Clarence l Buehler lVlr Buehler won first place ln a test held by the Remxrrgton Typewrlter Company ln the l3l'll'lClpal cltles of the Umted States anuary 1923 The award A new Remmgton Typewrlter and S75 00 ln gold He wrote 75 words a mmute for I5 consecutxve mlnutes wlth out error H15 record has never been equalled ln St louis though the test has been held twxce a year for the past ten veare More than 500 words were Olvenspeedwa students last year for rapxd accurate and efflclent work Watch for speclal announcement of our new SI00 000 Speedwa Bunldlng SPEEDWA SCHOOL, Inc Colfax 99 GRAND AT HEBERT Central 2343 61 -., - - . t ii I . , L A 'a , ... . v - - 4 y . 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More Than ne Million ol ars 4 h H l:.lCl ITI I .IXND XVXSI IINC I ON Special ention Given to Students' and Teachers' Savings Accounts Sl. Residence Phone, llfy own 254R Uffice Phone, Clayton 40 , , C . Commercin B . a on, Mo. Wmdlng a strrng baseball ----------r.f.LAf'XQ-,-...--...-..-.- KNOCKED EM COLD Dumm How drd you come out wrth your exams 3 Dummer Oh' l knocked em cold' Howzat3 Got zero' MOTHERS PLEASE NOTICE For sale Baby cutter Mrs Henry St Classlhed ad IH The Montour Falls N Y Free Press BUSY LINE Anthony Have you seen Shakespeare s telephone playi Adele Not that l recall Nlame It Anthony O t hello' Topic of the Day Fllms Mother Wnllxe how rs lt that no matter how qulet thmgs are as soon as you ap pear on the scene trouble be g1ns3 glft mother Life l ve been thmkmg my son of retlrlng next year and leav mg the busmess to you There s no hurry IS there dad3 You go ahead and work a few years yet and then we can retlre together Boston Transcrrpt Young Man l should lrke to ask your adv1ce slr wheth er l can marry your daughter3 Lawyer No snr' Ten dol lars please A STUDY IN RELATIVITY What a Boy Funds Hard RUHDlng an Clffand Parmg potatoes Turmng a grmd stone Shovmg a go cart Nlmdmg a baby Domg a sum Taklng a bath Practncmg muslc Cleaning Wlndxng Wearlng Carrying up a yard a ball of yarn patched pants wood at home Srttmg stxll What a Boy Fmds Easy Runmng after a HTC engme WhlttllHg a veranda Turmng an lce cream freezer Propellmg a roller coaster Fussmg wlth a dog Solvmg a puzzle Taking a swim Beatmg on a drum Collecting worms Gomg barefoot Carrying bats at a ball park Fishing By Edmund Klefer You used to say that one term of ofhce would satisfy you It d d replied Senator Sorghum My first term sat rsfled me l accepted he others srmply to avoid dlsap pomtmg my loyal and trustful constltuency Washington Star x., A Y Ci Wi, .- ' ' ' . , . 1 '. ' ' . Willie-l guess it's just a ' ' ' . . , . .. , 2 ' ' . t ' ! 1 . , . 1 A-A70-V Q who - --II-ii-ii-I-ii-ii-I-I - mllk P A U L T H E I L l2to24 hours fresher Bottled m the country FLORIST Cgigzzzfs QW 6 5 Sk k J NOW a WEST ST LOUIS WATER AND LIGHT COMPANY 6600 Delmar Avenue Umverslty City Mo Bell Cxluany l600 TLLP PIIONI S Kinloch Delmar 583 W .I G Weber Hardware and Supply Company C N t V P R dy t A tl I5 N M Cl yt W J CLARKE COSTUMES AND WIC MAKERS 1101 NW Iverythtng 171 Flouers 9' 15 wztlx, Flowers ra' new 6'Z LOIQST G1 lltlllllflllq Bouquets I C ompllments of Sig Clarsfleld EQUITABLE LIFE INS CO O I ilmxnx infill 64 6 Delmar llll j I O . 56 in er Road, Near Delmar -I 4' KOS A I l N1l2.Xl. 'I'-IUU , , . The inchester Store hi- amel Sains and arnishesg- 1 Q T Vals ar Varnish and Johnston Woocl Dyes-Phelan-Faust ea Mixed Paints, Winchester Flashlights, Address' 507 N' Broadway Roller Ska es, Fishing Tacl-cle, Rifles and mmunition, Tools and Cu ery Telephone, Main . eramec Ave., a on, Mo. ff.-XllA. Tllll H 1' - W -Cn 1522 ' A ' of I - L D. I A O 6 Q1 Poor Nllldred s hushano dled from POISOHIHQ Ykfell 'Vhldred can t say her hem course wasnt of Value Tell me Sald the lady to the f Id oldrer were you cool t ooli sard the trut u veteran whv l furly S v IYPCI N1 nx 1 poor worm doesnt ow vxlueh way to turn Lle ind She xrrlved ID the e ond half lie Score IS stlll not ID IOll1lI'lf le Goody' We havent r ls ed 1 t ID Dud Xvhat lre you wash Bur lm golna, down to get hnrcut 'No wonder so many people e xrxm to death ID Qhml IX f I o the rice IS hem In acc IH o luc powder o man these days hc ro to hls wallet Qu tomer lm loolcmg for a l ools th xt vxlll mterest a youth trout se en een clvhteen Qlmls Norry slr but we ravent y o th xt type IU slot 31st now You see vx xc heen raided twice hrs month LNG CLA MO Martha Hanson :sn even funny lxlarle Autenrleth Ill D e llonel Henclsen A Ulanze of the eye Paul Rasmussen l am he Shrek 1 ours Hou ols. at Soc rates Harold Baker feople c lll loxm Dam Kyrle Bolt leaf s won the X ar Homer Rapp Amsmlth Arthur Bllzlnf Fx mayor d leadln cltlfen fCumho Dorothy Bayer Don t both me the Dphzx tomes out tomorrow R o w d y ls thut ou Qc or' L3 JOKES other IS xt true th at apple a day lseeps the dortor away9 Yes lrnmle Why3 C ruse rf lt 1 l lsept a bout en doctors iway thls ITTOYDIDK ut lm afrald one ll hive to mme soon P l dont eare for men ln fact lxe sud No to several of tlwm Hr Vkfhat were they sell inf 3 mucls gl Ld that gn' of tours IS '1 Sweet klSS6T fd How do you know3 Q uelq Oh l had It fl t from her own llps -- r-,r--,-.,-....,-,...,. ,- A KX ..,.-r,-r-..-,-.-.,-.-,.-., -1 Q ' '. 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' ' t lh : H , ' ' 'fh is Quyge , no Viyd J G cl f D Cilxg g CHAS W MEYERS A GUTMAN GROCERIES MEATS VEGETABLES d t y C, I GSITZ H ousefurmshmg Co c QMPLET13 HOME FURNISHERS FURNIT URE AT LOXX ELST PRICES Cash or Terms 4706 8 Easton Avenue Delmqr 692 N 8 M Forest 5203 Q68 NI h f h AMFRIC-XX HOVFS Bl RI' AU FINK INSTRUMENT CO FARMERS 8: COMMER CIAL SAVINGS BANK DRAXXINC AND SURVEYING INSTRLMENTS AND SUPPLIES Yt Syl l E YOUR ACCOUNT SOLICITED P St L AND APPRECIATED Bell-Cla 'ton ' 3 own IS' Dry oo s, Shoes, Ha s, Caps, Kinloclm-Cflayton IO' . . . lo ln :: Gents' Furnlshln s I Y . Exclusive Store for Young an Old No. 5 Sou h Meramec Avenue Meramec at Fora th, xlay on, M0- . O ' . N J D e p e n d 21 b l e 1 . ,' 1 1' S A R I K W 9 r arcusj - , --T . ern er fl I C' . 4 1. Lv A A11 I Z4 1' T, ' A Cla on, Mo. Bl P ' ' ue rmtmg Member Federal Reserve s em Schoo quipment 804 ine Street . ouis CLMXQ She My hances birthday IS next Saturday and l want to glve hxm a surprxse He Why not tell hlm your rlght age3 Tess ack says my mouth IS the prettlest he has ever seen 1 ln eed3 Well lll put mme up agamst lt any tlme Mlller Hear them cylmders knockm 3 lmmy lts not the cylm ders It s my knees I:.l1se Do you believe n Rass No Id rather have another hour of moon Teacher Why didnt you send up a man to mend our electrlc bell3 ElCCtYlCl3D l drd He rang twlce and got no answer and thought nobody home Papa somewhat CHlVll'llStlC enraged because Molly has re turned from a dance at three A M J Good mornmg chlld of Satan Molly Good mornmg fa ther Fmals finals everywhere Wlth drops of mk But never a Prof wlll leave the room And allow a man to thunk l m awfully sorry MISS Thorpe drawled the fashlon able youth that l forgot your party last Friday mght O remarked Mxss Thorpe lnnocently weren t you there3 Prof What are the exports of V1rgm1a5 Stude Tobacco and llve stock slr Prof Llve stock3 What kmd of llve stock3 Stude Camels slr Do slt down man There s a llmlt even to respect lsn t respect s r It s a Soph I was over to see her last mght when someone threw a brick through the wm dow and hlt the poor glrl 1n the slde Frosh Dxt lt hurt her3 Soph No but lt broke three of my fingers Mrs B l cant under stand why my son spends o much tlme over at your place Mrs C l was hstenmg last mght and l thunk the boys are plannmg to marry soon Charles contlnually said he would ralse one and my Bull always made xt two The trustmg father The man who sends hls son at a college a blank swned check -. -. - - -.,-. ., ,- ' s I I - - , - -iii 7 7 B ll: d . , ' ' ' ' . . . .. z i ..It . . I , i . C1 1' 11 ' 1 - ay lg t savmg. boll, 3 , MMM. ' 'l n li , .. : , C , . .-- - - s : , - - n ' ' , , 3 T . g . initliuillilritiitbilllnirlivinl1o1l7i1li4lil1i1riUTului0l1lilliKrlnifvi .,. 7.1 .,- I I I I I I I I I I CLMXOI' I It I I I I I I I I CLAYTON SUPPLY --COMPANYL-4 ICE. BUILDING MATERIAL FUEL Better Se 'K B ll Wyd 11221 ARTHUR J KERTH A uthorzzcd Fora' and Lzncoln Dealer CLAYTON MO r ce 'xaiufqy 250 S. Meramec Clayton, Mo. e , ' own 240 lx' loc O Qrrqs l was not always thus sard the seedy lookrng speaker When l first opened my eyes upon thrs drshonest world our famrly crrcumstances were far better than are mme Trme was when l was accustomed to pass thrs very spot rn my own carrrage and my mother bless her' Used to push rt frnrshed an unsympathetrc member of the audrence Trt Brts You wont have women employed rn state offrces and yet you are wrllrng to have them employed as drplomats' Yes You see l want to abolrsh secret drplomacy Strrx Stockholm Old Lady fto druggrst l want a box of canrne prlls Druggrst What s the mat ter wrth the dog Qld Lady fmdrvnantly l want you to know srr that my husband rs a gentleman Th druggrst put up some qurnrne prlls rn profound srlence The Convregatlonalrst Certarnly sard Mr Warr Bullyon sententrously them pyramrds rs remarkable brts of engrneerrng l hear that we wrth all our farrcy wheezes of crvrlrzatron cant spot how rt was done But then they tell me the pyramrds were there hundreds and hundreds f years before the creatron s no wo der there s no records' Trm How are you gettrng along at home whrle your wrfe s away3 m Frne l ve reached the herght of effrcrency l can put on my socks now frorr erther end Amerrcan Mutual Maga zme Annre called her mrs tress just come rnto the dm mg room a moment Now watch me l car wrrte my n me rn the drst on hrs table Annre grrnned A nt rt a grand thrnv s e sard have a eddrcatron3 Trd Brts Grocers Clerk Shall l r der some more fresh eggs3 enough fresh eggs rn the cellar to last us a couple o months The Progressrve Grocer A man was rrdrng rn hrs Ford wrth one foot hanffrng out over the door A small boy notrc rng thrs shouted after hrm Hey mrster' Drd you lose your other roller skate3 Harper s Nlagazrne udge You are charged wrth runnrng down a polrce man What have you to say for yourself3 Motorrst l drdnt know he was an offrcer Your Honor l thought he was just a pedes trran New Yorrc Sun .-.,-.,... ,. ,, ,, ,4 ,, -,,,,,,, ,.,, -. - N 1 -3 ' . . 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N 0 ' , 1 ' 2 0 v S . w- E . . li , . - TQ ..- Q LAN3 WIISHINGTIIN UNIVERSITY SAINT LOUIS III ton uxer lty ls one of c tree t ind hr-st equxpped LIIIWCTSI ties II1 the Vlldclle West bltuatetl ln St Lotus adjomxn Forest Park xt comlmnes suburban Iocatlon wxth the ocxal musical and artxstlc ad xantx es of a large clty Technxexl students mxy uae he cltys lnduitrlea Ie laboratories for the study and xppllcatlon of theo rles taught In the classroom S Loums suppI1es large clmlcs for the Vledlcal Dental and Nurses Tram Irlfg, Schoolq Xxrlhitever course fl student mxy Select the entlre I cxlxtnes of the Unnersxty xnd of the tlty are at hls dxspoeal Ihe Lnlverelty lDCIlldCS the follow ms, clepxrtnwnlb I I ng., e I 5nho0IofArLh1tc ttuxc St hool of NIICCIILIIIK Sehool 0fDent1str5 School of Lam SchooIoI'I'1ne Arts School of Commerce and Iqln xnee Ilenry Sham School of Bot xny Sehool of Clraduxte Studxes DIYISIOII of Unlwersxty Extension For Catalogue and Full Information address G W Lamke Reglstrar HINGTON NIVERSITY SAINT Lows C O A T S PHARMACY CLAYTON DRUG CO COXIS P ' DRUGS AND SUNDRIES Y C X0 dire Jkv Q50 JS BIC Vik '-XC. wx ' 'I l 1 s aI'a's 'sf' 'sim NUIIWINE MERG G0 I'arcy Grocerles, Meats Frults Vegetables, Flour Central and Hcnclcreon Aves C I xylon Mo A Ixn an ,A 74,1 L L J -I J .I in SQTSJIH Si! SC vi? MP' ffl! M ROLLINS 8: IVICGRATH Plumbing and Heating Co Colonial Bldg Clayton Mo I. Ii, ' .A If. ROI. BL' IN CL.-XYVIIUN XII'.xsh' gg Lvl ' '. s' ' , rh 2 I2 j -s f ,Q , ' I 4 ' .' - A ' ' I I F 1 I ' ' flg-Z- l4ifl4-Zfrlgx-SEI, 5,4 . . r I . . - A.. n. nt. n.. ..'. ..'.L ..', ..'. ' 'Q 2 . K t . ,Q . A . V E 4 , I . I I . . - th . v .A I I , ' Q' .. 1 . ' , ' e . K , . A a- , E and Feed f'1rIIvg:1' of I,1I1 -r:1I .xvls Ii I SCI mol UI' Ii 'IHC ' 'Ing :R x ,':A..: L.-J :.:.:Q.4..::..x. ZW. Lux,-f-L.,v,' , I , ' I.zF'lJ'a' , .-.- f- , , , ' . . .5 1 , . ' . , . :tw 0:01-1 -1111-31,1-I3 1- 1,111-1-vi-I1 10111 I1 11,111 11101- -77 Z, r Uma Mary had a little lamb Youve heard this tale be ore But have you heard she passed her plate And had a httle more3 Tld Bits Nature cannot Jump from wmter to summer wlthout a sprung or from summer t wmter wlthout a fall Tlger Cheer up me man! sand an lrlsh doctor to the man suf fermg from three wounds Only one of your lnjurles rs fatal from the other two you may recover Be them fellers college students lVl1randy3 Well they all go to college S1 lf thats what you mean Lemon Punch If l lend you ten dollars w h a t securlty can you gl v me3 The word of an honest man All rlght brmg hum along and Ill see what l can do for you Banther You dont seem to know about flnger bowls Norah Didnt they have them at the last place you worked3 No ma am They mostly washed thelrselves before they came to the table ? ? Look daddy sald a llttle slx year old l pulled his cornstall-1 rlght up all by my se V My but you are strong sand his father l guess l am daddy The whole world had hold of the o er end of It Boston Transcrnpt The old gentleman was lost m a London fog so thlCk that he could scarcely see hrs hand before hrs face He became seriously alarmed when he found himself ln a sllmy alley Then he heard footsteps ap proachmg Where am gomg crled anxiously A voice replied welrdly from the darkness lnto the rlver He We re comlng to a tun nel Are you afrald She Not lf you take th xt clgar out of your mouth Oh George IS It really a dlamond3 By Gosh lf It am t lm out four buts Pollceman Well how did you come to get hxt by the l0lT1ObllC3 Rube ln New York l dldn t come to get hlt by the automo bile l come to se my nephew - .- -. -..- .-. -.,.-., -..- .- -.-.,-1.-,.- r ' ! l 7 Q l . . . 1 . - 1 Y t .H f 3 u - ' If H .. V. Q th . 1 ' , o -..-.1 lm Y . .. .. . . , . : , mmm. K l ' ? he , . - - - lve just come out! -Tlt-BltS. . . ' . . ' C ... ' ' 2 VI - i ll a . u .L I I I V V ' , -10 . V I ' . . H r V u 1 V 1 I L ' au- !! ' V . A i- . . 2 - .- L5 ... mms ' 'Pf 'J'F ' l l fi - E odd Studlos ' -45' fi fi ,' . . Fme Portralts Qiflual Phutographers lodd SILldlOS if I i f S fx y . L x 31WNorthGr:and CIJMXQ Tut ankh amen lsnt to b unwrapped for another year 'lheres too darn much red txpe about a mummy W it s the mat er od of You look sxck lve just undergone a se rlous operatlon Appencl1c1t1s5 Worse than that I h d my allowance cut off ls the baby strong3 Well rather You know what a tremendous volce h I lxfell he llft lat five or sxx times an hour WE' COLlld SHVC 3 lOl of ITIOTICY pay Ihe days would all be sunny If the clouds would stay xwxy ollc-ge lnfe would be fxr sweeter If through classes we could nap Were It not for rhyme and meter Wrltlng verse would be a snap Yale Record THE TEST lo tell whether a man IS marrled or not notice wheth 0 he tarrles a baby lxke a llshted limp or an overcoat Chaparral HERES A SURPRISE He And when l told hum that you had promxsed to g out wlth me tonlght he wanved hrs right She And drd youse hlt the poor sxp then3 Qornell Wlcl ow TURN ABOUT IS FAIR PLAY C.-ym Teacher fto lrls Lots of lrls us dumb bells to get color ln therr cheercs Brlght one And lots I ZITTS use color rn thur theeks t get dumb bell K ans ts Sour Owl THE RIGHT JOB AT LAST No thanks 'Vly husband oes the ardenln as Qou dn t you n me 1 Jol elplng 1m3 The Bulletnn Australia PEACEABLE An actre s who marrued tor the thlrd tlme last une hx separated from her husband Not a shot was hred Texas Exchange quoted by the Bos ton Transcrlpt C-1r t football ame ust look at them rll III the mud' How wrll they exer Clean3 reshle lluh' Vfmxt co you suppose r rrub tex ori 'iI'll'l'Yi'li Il Ianiulnfin ZX illilllli 1 Viltfitilii rQlll l . - - , , e , D 4 'A 1 v U L 0 A' 'hz t . , l -, - ' , ' , I 1 . 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