Hadley Technical High School - Yearbook (St Louis, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1955 volume:

proudly presents the Flame and Steel which is edited and published hy the Senior Classes The Hadley Technical High School, 3405 Bell, St. Louis 6, Missouri some 0,4 me aw Theme and Dedication a u e Graduate Sports and Clubs Administration Faculty School Services Buzz Book Historical Highlights of Hadley S I t Senior Activities N This olume ls Dedncated Il+li 'HHH' 11 hu-11 H 1211-wr tells us Ls Q 11111t111 dl 111 uh 11 N pu M I1 4 S 1131 1 dllf 1 111 It 11110115 P Q N 1 11111111 x Q HST P Q OH! S 11k I1 1 lllt l1t 0 ut GI 11' pnuvr to wr' ur tlunl. 0 tum 99 ln tlwlr true' rvlatmnslup to with nthvr g 0 W to ,1!,Y1Yq'1 ,Y A 1 J 1 ' J . . f -' , , . . . in I. Thi 2111 or s1'10111'+- of fi' ' Lf 01' 'z 'ing 1-....1. so that Ihv j'ft.' 111 loci h:1x'1- thxil' 11z1t111'z11 :Iag- :mci zqmywz 1'2lIll'0. - I 2- Th- tr' 1 '-a ' fhip of objvvts 111' M11-111s tu mm- :111f th '1': 11s. tw :cv thx ' -' 'mf of , th' 11: XOJII' in pc-Vs cvtivn-. Th- p '11' to fm- 01' thi ut' thi gs in . thfil' I' 1 rv: i011- ship I 1-amh i hvr. 4,7 V .I .,f I-gs . , . Pcrslwutne 19 a useful tool A proper perspectlve W111 enr1c one s own 11fe and at the same tune show one how to h lp hlS Hou men G1 aduates of th1s day have many chal lenge to mee Perspectlve W111 help them meet and overcome challe ges just It has helped thousands of PFGVIOUS gradu ates x o have de loped THE POWER TO SEE OR THINK OF T NGS IIN T IR TRUE RELATIONSHIP TO EACH OTHER In the follo IH account of the development of Vocatlo 1 Educatlon IH St Louls the 1eade1 can d1SCOVG1 how the on er to see OI th1 L. of th1HgS ID then true relatlon shlp to ea h othel has been c b1ned wlth 100 5ea1s of effolt and dedxc t1on and has made sslble a p1og1a1n of 1ea1 hfe educatxon 1 those who xx ant It . v , . 1 . . ' Q ' 1 ' 7 g ' - r I ' ' - . , - ' . KK T U 7- O, .5 . . . , . 1 N . h . . ' Y x Q Y . . . 1 . F ' v ' v' I 1 1 ' ' . 1 1 I - I .. , Henry Ames wrote m hls wlll and pay over to Washmgton Umverslty for the use of the O Fallon Poly techmc Instltute the sum of S100000 Henry Ames be lleved m the future useful ness of the mstltute He had watched It grow from 1ts start as the Ellot Semmary 1n 1853 Hls frlend was Colo nel John O Fallon for whom the school was renamed ln 1854 These men and other leadlng c1t1zens llked thls school whlch was dedxcated to the purpose of prov1d1ng the means of a thorough and complete educatlon wxth partlcular view to practlcal usefulness Thus was the begmmng of St Louls first vocatlonal school Thls movement gamed natxonal recogmtlon when Congress passed the Land Grant Act ln 1862 Thls act enabled the Federal Government to pro vlde pubhc lands upon wluch the varlous states were to establlsh colleges of agrxcul ture and mechamcal arts Durmg the passlng years the O Fallon Instltute served and grew By 1868 Washing ton Umverslty had erected a new bulldmg for the Instl tute at a cost of 8500000 Thxs hlgh cost brought on problems that 1 n d 1 c a t e d that the educatlonal pur poses of the lnstltute mlght be slxghted so the trustees of Washmgton Umverslty offered to sell the new build 1ng and to gxve the legacy of 3100000 bequeathed by Henry Ames to the St Louxs Board of Pubhc . . 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Schools for the total prxce of 3280000 Thxs speclal prlce mcluded an agreement ln Writing that the Board should provlde technlcal and technologlcal mstruc t1on for those engaged xn and preparmg for mechanl cal or other pursults and should assoclate the name of Henry Ames w1th such educatlonal purpose forever The Board agreed bought and assumed 1tS new obl1 gatlon Sxnce most of the students worked durlng the day evemng school classes were scheduled the Hrst term opemng on October 29 1868 Calvln M Wood ward was the first Prmcxpal He later became known as the father of manual tram establlshmg the St Louls Manual Tralnlng School 1n 1879 Doctor Woodward had become assoclated wlth the Washmgton Un1vers1ty and wxth 1ts cooperatlon he was able to start the manual tra1n1ng school However hls work as Prlnclpal of the OFallon Polytechnlc Instl tute was restralned by a lack of understandmg from hls superlors By the year of 1890 the St Louls Board of Educatlon thought well enough of Dr Woodwards manual tra1n1ng school to authorlze an experlmental manual tra1n1ng class at the L Ouverture Elem e n t a r y School It was only a short tlme before thls klnd of ed ucatlon was recognlzed as worthwhlle and grade school classes mn sewmg printmg , . . ,, . 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Y Y Y Y shorthand and shoemakmg were made avallable to the chlldren of the c1t1zens of St Louls Several years later ln 1892 the first busl ness courses for hlgh school pupils were mtroduced by Central Hlgh School The two courses offered were bookkeepmg and short hand In 1904 the McK1nley and Yeatman Hlgh Schools began to offer manual tram mg and domestlc sclence courses to hlgh school pu p1lS of St Louls Hlghly Slg mficant to vocatlonal educa tlon not only 1n St Louls but on a natxonal scale was the estabhshment 1n 1907 of Davld Ranken J School of Mechan1cal Trades The followmg ex cerpts from the w1ll of DaV1d Ranken Jr best express h1s phllosophy on vocatlon many years I have been 1m pressed w1th the facts that too llttle attentlon IS glven to the 1nstruct1on of boys 1n the mechamcal trades I am satlsfied that there IS need of an 1nst1tut1on the obJect of whlch shall be ed ucatlon and 1nstruct1on 1n the ordmary mechamcal trades and ln whxch boys especlally may be taught the dlgmty of labor I have therefore formed an 1ntent1on of endow1ng an ln stltutlon ln the City of St Louls and the State of M1s sourl 1n whlch boys and men may be tramed to hablts of lndustry and economy Thls pnvately e n d o w e d school has become one of ! ! 7 ' - . 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' YY , . . . the leadmg schools ln the natlon Another xmportant step ln St Louls vocatxonal program came 1nd1rectly ln 1917 Two men who l1ved IU the East Dr Charles A Prosser a lawyer and school teacher, and Dr Charles R Allen a teacher of chemls try worked together to pro mote vocatlonal educatxon for the natlon Thelr success came w1th the passage of the Smxth Hughes Act by Congress ln 1917 Thxs act provxded federal funds for state departments of educa tlon who ln turn were to use the money for vocatlonal educatlon m the schools m couragement St Lou1s made plans for the future The next step occured when classes for boys and glrls who left school at an early age ln order to go to work were orgamzed These class es were called contlnuatlon classes and began ln 1919 Foul years later IH 1923 the Jefferson Vocatlonal School was formed by com b1n1ng the varlous trade and commercxal classes of the school system After three years of operatlon the Jef ferson School was changed to an lntermedlate school and was renamed the Franklm School Later 1n the year of 1926 the Board of Educatlon authorxzed Mr Thomas E Spencer to or gamze a new vocatlonal school It was on December 14 that the Board created prov1s1onally 'the Vocatlon al School based on the fol their state. With this en- lowing recommendation of the Superintendent: Since the intermediate and high school as now organized and conducted do not meet the educational needs of those who must seek early employment therefore a new school of a vocational type should be constituted The following month the first groups were organized and the classes met in rooms at the Yeatman and Roosevelt High Schools The total en rollment reached 44 In Sep tember 1927 the vocational classes were moved to the Central High School build mg but here after less than a month the tornado scat tered the vocational classes again The Central Building was restored and soon had a student body of around 2000 pupils bemg the combma tion of classes of the Frank lm Intermediate and the V0- cational School On May 14 1929 the school was renam ed the Herbert S Hadley Vo ber 1929 the Board organ ized the second vocational school in the city for the pur pose of serving the Negro pupils and gave it added dignity by naming It after one of the greatest men the world has known Booker T Washington During this time the Board had been busy visiting cities looking at schools inquiring about successful vocational pro grams and gaming mforma tion with which to build a new vocational school The Hadley Building was then 7 ' H ! i . 7 7 , - ' Y , - cational School. In Septem- 1 9 ' 7 7 , - planned and by November 29 1930 the cornerstone was lald Fourteen months later onFebruary10 1932,the Hadley Bulldmg was dedl cated The public toured the five story bulldmg and the new tea room served 1ts first dlnner to Board mem bers officers and prmclpals In September 1940 the name was changed to the Herbert S Hadley Techmcal Hlgh School By thls tlme Hadley had become embedded ln the educatlonal program of St Louxs And fortunately so for xts buxldlng and currlcu lum offered the cxty and natxon a ready to use plan for the early defense and war tralmng programs that were so xmportant to the free thlnklng world durmg the years 1941 to 1946 Then before the last of the war ley served returmng veter ans who had earned the rlght to pursue thelr own ducatxon wh1ch had been mterrupted by the call to arms In 1949 the overcrowd ed condltlons 1n the cltys two vocatlonal schools caus ed the Board to begln plans for a new technlcal hlgh school After many contro versles ln regard to the ex pense and worth of vocatlon al educatxon lts past record spoke for itself and plans progressed unt11 on Septem ber 24 1954 one hundred years after the real begin nmg of vocational educatlon ln St Louls the cornerstone for the new techmcal hlgh school was laxd and a new era for educatxon started 7 7 l I Y . . ' Y 9 ' 1 training was completed Had- S . . . . . . , 7 1 ' I I Un November 29 1930 Mr T E Spencer conceded hrs talk whrch rs prrnlerl rn the Hrstorrcal Sectron wrth lhrs paragraph Once 41.31111 1 noble hurldlng rs under electron dexotcd to tl unrn xoulh tor occupatrondl actrxrtres The fLlUl1C of the Hxdlcv X on 11101111 School rs rn thc hands of the Instructxon 11 Depfniment the Supcuntendent and hw dssrstants puncrpals and teachers If they haxe xmon to plan and msdom to execute the Hddlew Xocatronal cnool xx ll ,o forward to become rn rnstnutron worthy of Ihrb great nrlw of St Lomb md xxorthx of the dratm urshed c1t17cn whose name rt bcars lv ' , , . . . r , , . H f rig ' Z 1 ' ' Q - 1 ' x '1 l ' ,, . , . H . . rr V . i w ' . r . v. . W , V c 5 L , c , ' . I v U . ' , . 1 . I . c N 4 c . - ' 1 , . . W 3 .' ' f. , . . ' ' , ' c c ' . v 7 ' . .' . , X f . ' ' . . 1 , t P' ,V .' . .- . f ' -. ' ' V D . 1 Y Q ' T c . e ' 1, ., .' Y ' N ' - , . . - ' ' A, c U . . , c A . 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WE SALUTE n Jrm Sang X9,m ,Gale 'J M' W, Y A A 0 I---Q V Palrzcza Duclzek ,Mary Aim 1141015011 7f 5ff'W'f1'f PERFECT ATTENDANCE lezcluzrd Nw Kzcluzrd J-fans Ciffvfaff 561055 ATHLETIC ACCCDMPLISHMENT for A ,ing ' ' for fouls: Smztlz f SERVICE TQ YQUTH ,Matlulda Wmkclmau Twenty five years ago Mrs Loulse Smlth started teachlng Sewlng and Pattern Draft mg here at Hadley and up untll November 26 1954 when she retlred she was a faithful and good teacher Mrs Smlth became the P1 ogram Chalrman for all the S6XV1llg Students and 3dVlSGd them as well as she taught them the many trlcks and secrets of a good operator and Pattern cutter Before Mrs Smlth came to Hadley she was consldered one of the best 1n her txade The Flame and Steel Yearbook Staff WlSh8S Mrs Smlth a long and pleasant letlrement When the School Board declded to estab 11Sh a new type of school they called lt the Vocatlonal School Th1s was some twenty mne yeals ago Thele was no blllldlflg and thele was only a small faculty asslgned Class s we1e conducted in several hlgh schools whele looms wexe avallable Mlss Wlnkelman was a membel of th1S orlglnal group and stayed a membel of Hadley s fac ulty unt1l her retlrement on February 21 195.9 The student body and faculty HDDYGCIHW Mlss Wlnkelman s efforts and wlsh her good luck Her SGFVICES so cheerfully gn en and sb ably performed consumed years of a busy and good teachers tlme The Year Book wlshes Mlss Wlnkelman a happy retlrement QW? - - f 0 1 1 , V. 1 . 7 . , :,.-- y y ' . ..v-L... 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Herbert Spencer Hadley I Q 1 cr er c cn on Q4 xdornex gc uml 'md gox Crnor of 11 Ogll C. l nf uxcr hX O H1 1 x c 1 ' .1 cl r N11 it of b1m31 Illdlcy mln LIF1 m r 1 QQ tled 11 A x x L A 1 1 1'llL,I1fLd1hl1hCI' fiom N mrlh L 11011 11 t'1l 115 Hmmlf m Kmfas horzlx befor thc L1 11 X 'ar o L X 0 1 1 Bcflch m Englxkh P1 r1t 11 x Q 110 tlcut dhlllln 1040 1hC1r Con Ilcrl CA pe 1 L xc m 11 LJ ot x 11 mc Northx stvru Lnlxcrgltx 1LLb 1 f o 1 49'S ho px 14111951 lm at Km L 1 1 0 . vumx mllvs from 1112 hnthpl uc I1 DW Q 1111 Latex rlSpI'OSQlLlI1I1g altomcx fOI J 141 O1 um 1 tx he mracted more than 10411 'lltG1I101 I1 Il AC 900 he x IS attomu 0111111 o 150 1 110111 1909 to 1913 ho was the 11151 Republlc .111 pm.. no: ot the QT 1te smco Reconslrutlon c' IX he x con x non ommon x 1 lu Roosexclt vsmg of thc Ropubllc 111 pzr x I x 1 pmtlx due 10 hls requnstthc1tRoosQxL1tcic ldcd Q 11x 111 1912 agdm 10 benome a Umdld me fox th Re ml I um Presldentl 11 nomm 111011 4Hf11o1d Ilowl md Nuo dom Roosexelt and 1115 umei 1912i Xt the Re-publx can NZ,lI1OHd1lOl'1XQI1l101'l m June of that x ear Hadley wflb the Hoor leader of the Roos Volt deleqitlou A tu the triumph of thi Taft xxmfv hc decllmcl lol 1 4 the Republlcan parm but also declmeci acllxely 0 support Presulent Taft From 1913 to 1917 he prac tlccd law ln Kansas C115 LOI'lHldQI'dIlOIlb of hc mllh Induced 111111 ln 1917 to be-comm cl profesgor of lavs 111 thc Umxersxtx of Colorado at Boulder Whlle .mr hc publxshod Rome and the World Today 119203 1 btlmulatmg book on ULIIHIH phases of Roman ld x In 1923 he was called for the Chance-llor5h1p at VVdSh1l'1gfOI1 Un1xers1t5 St Louls A fexx months bo fonc hlS death he vx a5 made a truslee of the Rockel fcller Foundauon 11 : f f ff ff A: .11. 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' , ' . , 1 ' . . . . l , 7872 ffl 1927 mle Attortex xera ac cx c pros cuted the Standard O11 Qompanx cor protrxc cd and deceltful xlolatlons of the M1 sox rl X ttx r t luxvs Thls bltterlx contested case and other nmll ca es lIlST1ILltGd bx Hadlex against cer 'un rallroacl corporitlon had som effect of dl COUYQIII e questlonable pract1ces then prexanmg as ch'1r1c er ISIICS of big bLlS1l'l0SS As ln educator 'incl unlxcrsl otl1c1'1l Hacllex emphaslled trunlng for thc c1c17 n J n '1 practlc xl 1ppl1c1t1on of the ocml sci cnce to thc 'xlodcrn Amerlc 1 llfe Perhup gc me t xxcrc xx as h1S helplng to st xrt the curre moxement tor the re ormlnv Amerlcat crlmlnl 1 As '1 member of the NI'1t1on1l Crlme Com IH'SSl0'l hc prepared and publlshecl 1 report Ol form for Cflflllllll procedure xxhlch ln thc OIJIINO1 of Nexxton D Baker xfxlll for years P01111 the xx 'tx for further progre s Hadlex xxa one of the au thor of the Mlssourl Crlme Surxex c1926I and 'ls a m mber of the Councll of the Amerlean Laxx In stltute xvas largely responslble for the preparatlon bx that organlzatlon of a model code of CI'lITlll1'll the Laura Qpelman Rockerfeller Memorl xl Hadley had a genlus of fr1encish1p and xx as ll Ll for xxmsomeness of manner ln all personal cont1 ts Tall slender dlgnlfied courteous he was a tluent publlc speaker rather restraxned ln stxle he xx is habltuallx xx ell prepared Officially he rexeal ci a refreshmg xxlllmgness to cooperate for the pcthllc xx elfrcre xxlth men of opposite polnt of xlexxs such a Joseph W Folk a Democrat xx ho xx as gox ernor xx hen Hadley xxas attorney general Although h1s declslon m 1912 not to bolt the Republic an party annoy cl the extreme supporters of Roosexelt Roosexelt hlmself shovxed no resentment and hls mtlment friends sald of Hadlex He xxlll not be xxlth us but xxe must not blame hlm Hacllex nexer spoke of Roosexelt except xxlth admiration and atfectlon 'ind at Kansas Cltx m 1916 Roosexelt vxus entertamecl at H'1dlex home Hadlex xx as marrled on Oct 8 1901 to Agnes 1fe of Kansas Cltx xxho xxlth three chlldren 5LlI'NlXLfl htm Y' ' t . 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' . , ' . . .' , ' , .' .J ., Our Uoachcs and Athlvics ur Sufzmmzng Ccam TROPHY AFTER TROPHY Duunsz the past vea1 SINCE Septembel 10:34 Hadlcx has xxon ught tlophles The Czoss Countlv Team tool the CITV Champlonshlp and the State Cross Country lfnst Place Tlophy They also took second place 1n the East Slde Inx1tat1onalC1oss Countrx Run Oul Basketball eam xx on the 'l hnd Place Tlophv IH the Elsbeuy Toul nament and they xx on fox the school dl'lOfI1Q1 Spoltsman shlp TIOIJITQ Thls IS the thnd Spoxtsmanshxp Trophx Hadlev has taken 1n the past three vears The Team also xx on a Consolatlon Trophx at Hancock The Gym Team dullnq the Chxlstmas Holldav Toulnament took fnst place and the elghth TIODITV Hadley has acquned IS the one that xxas xx on by the Sxxlmmlng Team 1n the State State Meet It IS a second place tlophv It has been a bannex xca1 ln spolts fox Hadlev and xxe can honestly sav a T1 ophv Aitel Txophv VCHI THE FIRST ONES EVER to bllng a sxxlmmlnq tlophy to Hadlev Tech Thc t am flnlshed thlrd IH the CIIV League and tled fol second IH the State Meet Whlle bulldlng up thls 1mp1ess1xe 1eco1d the team broke 4 long standlng school 1eco1ds 113 the 100 breast stroke record 123 100 free style record l3l 180 yd Medley lelay 141 160 yd flee style Medley also the 160 f1 ee style xelax pool 1eco1d The membe1s of the SVSll'T1l'I11I1g TEHITI die K ERALD KOZENSKI MILTON C RIMM RICH XRD 'NIIX PAUL PETRIKOVITISCH CARRY CASSIDX DOH LE HOLLOWAX RONNIE TETTATON WALTER MORROW CLARENCE MILLER WESLEY WILLIAMS EARL GERARD TONI FALDFTI JOHN BETHEL RICHARD BURGDURF DAVE O'I'I'INGER RICH FASLHLER JACK DOLL HARRH DOAK 1' 1 ' 1 ' v ., ' 1 v ' 'I ' 1, . kv - T AY 1 ' L . r . h L -K i j. . 1 1 , ' 1' ' 1 , 1 1 T . 1 ' 1 1 ' , K 1 1 1- . 7 1 1 1 1 1 - , , ,N 1 . 1 ' 7 7 1 - . , K ,. 1 1 K , v . - ' 1 ' k 1, . , . . 1 7 J 1 ' K 1 1 . 1 1 11 ll 1 ' 1 1 I' 1 f . 1' . 1' ' 1 . 3 0. . . . . ,. 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V . - K V v ' 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 , 1 1 1,- ,' ' . 1 . , 1 1 1 1 A1 A . 1 , ,i 1 , v 1 1 ill' f THE LUNCH ROOM COMMITTEE UW The Lunch Room Commlttee xx as otgamzed ln October 1904 The purpose of thls commtttee xxas to secure co operatlon from the students 1n keeplng the lunch room clean orderly and a frtendly place to eat Each of the 1:9 Departments the nlnth grade and the 101 lndustrlal and commerctal advlsorles elected stu dents to tepresent them ln the LRC Tables and seats xx ere asstgned to the students accordxn to thelr depatt ment and grade Mr Schnelder and Mx Hebbetger ate the co sponsets of the commlttee It IS the destre of Mr Alexander to see the LRC some day develop 1nto a Student Counc1l f THAT EXTRA SERVICE On January 25 1950 Mr Alexandet called a meetlng of txxenty four outstandmg boxs The purpose of th1S meet ln xx as to organtze a Boy s Setxtce Club These boxs xx1ll be called on to do such Jobs as c1v1l defense act1v1t1es The Commtttee of Txx enty IS made up of boys xx ho are outstandlng tn then xx ork They xx e1e nomtnated by thelr progtam chalrman All nexx members xx1ll have to b 1nv1ted mto the club Boys xx 1th an outstandtng record 1n the club may be axxalded a SDGCIHI Hadley H The officers ate John Pappert Presldent Rtchard Margold Vlce Plestdent Frank Hovlman Sectetary Sponsor M1 Leach The CITHITGIS membets of the commlttee are Donald Austtn Charles Blomberg Roy Brandhorst James Burcham Darrell Clarke Kenmtk Demp ey Weldon Eagle Wllltam E geleston Kelth Fortner Xlbert Frankltn Larrx Cassel Frank Hoxlman Charles Gregory Carl Kreldler Rtchard Margold Vernon Mueller Joht Pappert Rudy Pulyak Gene Rozansl 1 Raymond Stpp Robert Tarrant John Wagner Robert West Rtchard Wood ur f70W1I71lff6'6 0 20 or ' v 1 ' ' 1, , . 1 Y l Y Y . . U . 1 - D Y Y ' 1 A ' 0, , ' ll Tv ,v' H , C, . y . N. and school services. lt - , vy ' , ' , , ' As u ' 2 ' , ' : ' , l T 1 . ., r 1 1 '- . . I I 1 z I ' ' v uv I K' .h S y . . . g A . for THE HADLEY ADDITION The Board of Education began planning the new combined gym and auditorium in 1950. In 1952 a preliminary survey was made. Shortly after, the first drawings were made. The Gym was designed to conform to requirements of the Intercollegi- ate basketball standards. The final plans were completed on March 10, 1953, under the direction of Mr. V. Harry Rhodes. The Auditorium seats 1700 people and is built like a theater with an orchestra pit, 176 colored lights. and a telephone system throughout the building. At the rear of the auditorium there is a projection room, with place for three movie projectors and a slide projector. All the lights are controlled from one large panel just off the stage. The new Gym seats 2500. The Gym has fourteen baskets, and three practice games can be played at one time. The Gym has folding bleachers, and folding doors which are electrically operated. These doors are 27 ft. high and 115 ft. long, they will separate the one large gym into two smaller ones. The Gym floor is laid out for many games like volley ball, tennis, shuffle board, and broad jumping. This Gym and Auditorium waf: built for two reasons. The first is Hadley has always needed a large Aud. The second is that the Public High Schools have always needed a Gym in which to play their tour- nament games, and in the past have rented a gymnasium for these games. The Hadley location was chosen because Hadley is located in the central part of the city. for HER GOOD CITIZEN AWARD This cefti es that Carol une Suda hatmv been selected as the GOOD CITIZEN of the Hadley Technical Hwh School or the current year throuvh her demonstratzon durmg her entire course o the qualmes o Dependabzlztx Leadershzp Senzce and Pamotzsm as hereby au arded thts D A R GOOD CITIZENS CERTIFICATE Thls excerpt IS flom an attractlve certlficate axx arded to Carol by the 'Natlonal Soclety of The Daughters of the Amerlcan RGVOIUIIOD for HER WINNING POEM GOOD BYE MY LOVE He stood upon the xx atery xx ax es And looked mto mx uym face My eyes xx exe fIOXVllIg ox er xx 1th teens And gave out xxxth cheels I moved my laps to say good bye But I couldn t talk Oh how I dld txx, He slowly dufted faxthex axx ay I know that after thls long sad dax I xx1ll no longer have 1 loxe Glo1 1a IS a 9 2 and xxlote thxs poem as paxt of I'lC1 cl les xx otk ln Mr Gasslanders Enghsh Class The poem xx Ill be punted ln the Anthology of Hugh School Poetry 'ts a lesult of lt xxmnm a place m the 'NHIIOIIZII Hlgh School Contest held at Los An eles ofaral Szlda Gflfflll ,Margald v I I 41 -1 fi I I I , O ,J . ,. . . . Y . y, . . ' 1 1 1 ' O- . b ' While others around me laughed I ' v I v ' v 1 v , .' . 1 . . V - 'K y V, Q' ' - - 1 ' - . E k - D ' -. O' . D . anuary, 1955 54,4 gint Cap and gown Clan - - - f le Nad HE GRADUATE 195 of J anua fy and fume AUTOMECHANICS JANUARY Brooks Samuel James Cantagl Vincent Jerry Fassl Carl Joseph Ferronato Lours Haller Vernon Wrllxam Hong Eugene Davxd Huckaba Donald Ray Pruttt James Damel Rogers James Andrew Wrlson Denn1s Bernard JUNE Argast Clarence Edward Braun Vlrgxl Leroy Damke James Chester Douglas Davzd Wxlllam Ellerbrake Donald Feld Gary Evans Gerd s Lawrence Edward Johnson Warren Allen McQu1tty Damel Ben Meckiessel Robert Edger Menneke Theodore Roosevelt Morton Roger Odell O Nerl John Porter Ronald Henry Pnrchard Charles Sahs Carl Schoenield Dale Edgar Stephens Frank Lee Torpea Sam Wood Rlchard Emmet BOOKKEEPING JANUARY Ba er Manlyn Ruth Brown Mary Louise Colston Shelby Joyce Haynes Alberta Charlene Preston Dorothy Naomx JUNE Bonsuk Irene Shnrley Brockes Ersre Mae Elz Patncza Sue Foster Jean Rose Gassel Lawrence Frank Golden Shirley Ann Kern Annette Carol Konzeczny Helen Mary Kudelka Michael John Langdon Mary Ann Nowakowskr Marcia Consta Presson Kenneth Russell Rozanslu Eugene Ray Seper Shirley Mane BCC Sllberstem Rrta Thompson James I-'rancxs COMMERCIAL ART JANUARY Frsher Earl Lambrmos Angela Merrrot Gene Thomas Rolf Dave Allen Smith Carol Mercla JUNE Bevard Alva John Clmton Jerry Gale Dean Robert Gene Derby Edward Thomas Dunn Mary Fey Manlyn Margaret Frltz Bernard Lee Haas Rob rt Jennemann Deanna Mae McGrath Carol Merz Robert Allen Stenzmger Earl Fred COSMETOLOGY JUNE Darmstaedter Donna Mane Hemold Manlyn Jane Sprouse Nancy Elanor DRAFTING JANUARY Bradshaw Larry Wayne Knight Wayne Knopf Edward Joseph Moore Donald Harvey Pruett Floyd Monroe Sovar Richard Roland JUNE Bethel John Lee Bolllnger Robert Lee Elder Betty Lou Haas Richard Henry Hager James Ralph Hart Edward Charles Kuhlrnann Willxam Elmo Nxx Rxchard Lee Schmrerbach John Schott Richard Joseph THE GRADUATES UF Sheble Norman Walter Slebels George Martan Stelnbruegge Edward Leroy ELECTRICITY JANUARY Bement Lloyd Harry Broy Wxllram I-lendy Burns Frank Leo Gamber Robert Donald Hosford Terry Glenn Pansotto Donald Henry Spagnola Leonard Davld JUNE Ab am zyk Frank Bauer Gary Denn s Gerald Mlchael Emerson Charle Dorald Englrsh Carmen Fmkle Gerald Wavne Fulgham Norman Robert Garcla Joe Mxcheal Gross Richard Josenh Irwm Allen August Kavanagh Daryl Thomas Kulage Harvey Lato Domrmc Joseph Ramsey Kenneth Lee Reichert John Matthew Stadler Ronald George Swenarosh Melvm James Taucher George Joseph Wrlllams Paul GENERAL CLERICAL JANUARY Aleto Ann Mane Beasley Martha June Burmood Dlxre Marlene Garrett Velma Mae Gibbs Geraldrne Francls Hrght Barbara Lee Lambert Katherm Loulse McGurre Mary Ellen Moore Luanna Nea Lmda Lou Potthofi Clare Bermce JUNE Brogan Joan Mane Carlton Marguente Ann Frscher Edna Mae Garrxson Betty! Grerwe Ruth elen Grosch Carol Lee Grzyb Mane Helen Herm Barbara Margaret Hermeyer Loretta Mane Hoeh Bernice Jacquline I I . , . . . , , . , , Jr. ' I I . I . ' ' I I I ' I I I ' I I . . I . . ' ' A ' r 'J , ' I ', ' e ss. , . ' . , s . I , ' Q ., . 1 . - . , ' s f . e . I I ' ' - I I ' . . ' ' I . Prdgeon, Rlchard Alexander . . . . ' . I ' v . , . , . , . , . . , . , , . . . . L: . ' ' . . I - I I . I - . I ' I . I I I I - . , . . , I I I , . I I ' . . . , - I I , I I ' , I I , . . , I I , I I , I I NINETEEN FIFTY FIVE Johnson Veleta Delorese Kellogg Mary Jane Ann Madsen Mary Antomette Maserang Joan Ann Ressler Laura Ann Rxester Barbara Cecile Shaughnessy Anne Cather-me Turnbo Phyllxs Nadlne Wleczorek Dolores Wllson Beverly Ann Wymer Nancy Ellen MACHINE SHOP JANUARY Behrens Nxles Howard Betz Robert Rxchard Loan John Joseph Fechter Ralph Flsher James Edward l-loltgrewe Jerry Lee Leach Wnlbur lvxs Mxnor Robert Fztzpatnck Pfenier Clyde O Pona Anthony Rxchey Robert Leonard Schnexder Carl Chnstxan Sxems l-larold Edgar Wann Robert Wood Glennon Wrather Carrol Loyd JUNE Bowers Erwm Frank Clark Robert Cntes Harold DeClue Bernard Charles Fxscher Olwer Joseph Lee Robert Sidney Maness Rlchard Eugene Narens Robert Lee Qumt Joseph Phllxp R1es Robert Aloys Rose Dorsey Lee Tucholskx Donald Anthony Wallace Wxllxam Davrd Wzlds Marvm PRINTING JANUARY Pxsam Angelo Rxchard JUNE Dlamond Kenneth Roger Fedyk Eugene Gexsel Donald lrvxn Ghxrardx George Joseph Heusmann Wxlham Eugene Hoynackx Max Frank McGrath Robert Wxlllam Pardo Eugene Joseph Schlller Robert Frank Setchheld Eugene Lawrence Wroblewskx Arnold Norbert RADIO AND TELEVISION JANUARY Buzzetta Sam Green Donald Rxchard Lee Charles Maburn Schnexder Gerald Francxs Leo JUNE Buss Rrchard Allen Graves Donald Lee Hememan Eugene Royal Huemoeller Ronald Fred Jenney Jack Sxmpsxon Marcxnkzewxez Loans Donald Shelby Claude Verne Vance Dale Kenneth SEWING JANUARY Lamb Joan Wnght Patrxcza Jane JUNE Jacob Charlotte Mary Mmstermann Velma Bertha Purkey Glona Lee Radford Mary Santacruz Louxse Mary Scadeck Nadean Wnght Nancy Carol STENOGRAPHY JANUARY Blanton Lydia LaVerne Darmstaedter Shxrley Ann Duchek. Patncxa Louise Gzllesple Denise S1 zanne Ezell Jaggxe Hazel Jean Kettler Mildred Lorraine Kracht Maybelle M Landgrat Minden Olrvla Louxse Morr Sharon Mae Pauly Joan Wrlma Rosenburg Jewel Faustma Stevens Rxta Marcxlle VanDamrne Kay Mildred Ward Shzrley Careace Zavadxl Mane Katherme JUNE Bxckel Loretta Evelyn Call Mary Ann Derby Deanna Mane Frazxer Jerlene Grunwald Paulme Gertrude Hemz Margo Lucille Manno Josephme Frances Manson Mary Ann McMahan Joan Carole OMalley Rosemary Cathenne Rogers June Vzolet Rosner Irene Cathenne Schumann Jean Fneda Session Mary Ann Smlth Smith Suda Thles I orno Florence Patncla Ann Carol June Joyce Evelyn Barbara Loretta Trokey Shlrley Mane Walsh Phyllxs Louxse Yates Rose Mane WELDING JANUARY Labruyere Gerald Owen JUNE Fmch Rxchard Anthony Mulrean Wxlllam Arthur Poole Rzchard Thomas Ross Norman Lee Stoney Thomas Edward Weaver Rob rt WOODWORKING JANUARY Bogowxtz John Fred Garnson Carl Edward Krueger Norman Fredrick Lecho Pete Upchurch Wxlburn Eugene JUNE Butery Leon James Eckert Donald Gene Johnson Gerald Roy Klxpp John Thomas Knapp Kenneth Harry Meyer Kenneth Elmer Pedrottx Charles Allen Theuer. Charles Loring I I I ' ' I . I l -I I . . . I , I I I I I I . . . . I I . I . . ' I I I I . ' I 1 s ' I 1 I . ' . ' . I I ' I I '. I 1 . 1 I ' ' Mooney. Al Kent McCleery, August l I n I . . I I I I . , I I ' . 1 , ' 1 I . I ' . . I I 1 .' , e I l I 1 , , . . - I l I I . . . ' . ' . , Q . . I 1 I . .I . I I I I I 1 I l , . I . . . I I I I I I I I ' -I . 1 1 I l C1444 Uf :cel-A ANTHONY PONA Pre xdent 51355 Gnggisufe' 1405? ORD -rennvscdbe v D Mo xce Preg,degRE Secretary dh lldflf Sponum MISS MEYER MR. MOGELNICKI C7444 166115 HAROLD CRITES NoR1!:2F?xeS1de t -S President BA RBA R T1'eQSA E TIUES I Oggct 91691 UNE B OB M5122 Scribe X MR. BRIZZI MISS O'CONNE LL Spvmoz-A Boys' Rifle Club Baseball Gym Team January January jr 12-1 Representative January January 11-2 Representative Boys' Rifle Club Lettermen's Club Golf Guides Audio-Visual Club January Samuel James Brooks Vincent Jerry Cantagi Carl Joseph Fassi Louis Eugene Ferronato Vernon William Haller, lr AUTCDMECHANICS 0 Eugene David Hong Donald Ray Huckaba James Dan Pruitt lames Andrew Rogers Dennis Bernard Wilson January January January January January 12-2 Representative Audio-Visual Club Clarence Edward Argast Glen Joseph Bodenschatz Virgil Leroy Braun James Chester Damke David William Douglas June June June June June 11,2 RepresentaUve ? ..-guns--Q sp. L pi 1 .I June June June 'I -v 1:1:1:1:5:7:Z55:kW EHHHEEE ':2:1:2:1:1:1:2:I:-:15:1:1:I:1:iz1:2:f:1:1 :1:1:1:-S:-:baeggfi Z'Z-Z-21Z'Z-PZ-33-I-2-I'Z-Z-I-Z-Z ' ' ' Z-Z'Z'Z-Z-I-Z-I-Hb.-.'2 .f -., .125:I:2:I:I:2:5:I:2:2:21:2::'zI:1:55f':1'1'2:3:3. 1Q3:1 . . . 1 . 55- ., - 3 5Z1S:1:1:1:1:I:IZIf-:-:252:-1-:-:-:-:-:-:-E:-55:2-35:-:-5 :2:1:1:E2:1:I:22:iz 1:li:1:1'1:1:1:1:f:1:1: 2:1:1:-. 1:P1' mymwiwawmimggg I:1:-:I:ki:-:42-:I:iz-Sz-:-:Z:Z:-:-11:-:-f:k1:1:1:2:1:2: ' ..-c June June Gary Evans Feld Lawrence Edward Gerdes Warren Allen Johnson Danny B. lVlcQuitty Robert Edgar Nleckfessel June June June June June Roosevelt Nlenneke Roger Odell Morton Richard Alexander Pidgeon Ronald Henry Porter Carl Sahs AUTCDMECHANICS 0 Dale Edgar Schoenfeld Frank Lee Stephens Sam Torpea Richard Emmet Wood ,L x la nf? lz , , , ,A .P June June June June 12-1 Representative i4l Lil i i fp lv' 4 4 , Norman Lee Ross Thomas Edward Stoney Robert Arthur Weaver June June June Trac-l: A Fivlrl Guides 11-2 Representative Guides 12'1 Repre-svntzzrivo Guides 11-2 Representative 12-1 Representative Iispreseiutzttive G.,11CiIS U'-55' Rifle Club 62311123 January Juzif June .lime Gerald Owen Labruyere Richard Anthony Finch William Arthur lVlulrean Richard Thomas Poole Girls Choir Guides Audio-Visual Club January l ,WM . 1. Marilyn Ruth Bauer Ersie lVlae Brookes 12-2 Representative Senior Choir Girls Choir Guides January Mary Louise Brown I :Irene Shirley Borisuk June Girls Choir Skating Club Human Relations Group 12-1 Representative SGIHQF Choir 11-2 Representati QDOTISIGIS. Senior Choir Senior Choir Girls' Choir Girls Choir Girls' Choir Guides Guides Guides January January January YE 'U' Shelby Joyce Colston Alberta Charlene Haynes Dorothy Naomi BCDCDKKEEPING d June iNo Pic-ture Patricia Sue Elz lean Rose Foster Lawrence F. Gassel Shirley Ann Golden ill! June June June June JUN9 12-1 Representative Girls Choir Senior Choir Senior Choir Senior Choir Human Relations Group Choristers Cttorlstersl Chorigters Boys' Bowling Girls' Choir Girls Choir Guides Girls' Swimming Guides Human Relation S ,,,., Y '27 F5 is 'pf- '1 Annette Carol Kern Helen Mary Konieczny Michael ,lohn Kudelka Mary Ann Langdon June June June 11-2 Representative Girls' Choir Year Book Staff Guides Human Relations Group June Senior Choir Wrestling Choristers Intramural Sports Boys' Ritie Club Girls' Choir Guides Guides Skating Club June June June Kenneth Russell Presson Eugene Raymond Rozanski Shirley Marie Seper Human Relations Group Guides Girls' Swimming June Rita Silberstein Marcia C. Nowakowski June Dynamo Guides Human Relations Group E2E2E15251E2S2Ef5E2?552-Z -1sz-:-:5:5:?:2:i:1:5f1fY:1:2 ?:1:1:1:1:1:C:f:2:?31S? . . . .5E5E5EfE5E35E5E5E5E5f. If 'S :-':-:-'-'- :-:-:-:-:-:-:-: :Zz-53:1 :-:?5S:-x.:-:-:-:-:- :a:z:sfs:s:ass:s:s: Intramural Sports June lames Francis Thompson 1. All City Student Council 11-2 Representative Guides Stretcher Bearer Team 12-1 Representative January January January 12-2 Representative Gym Team Lettermen's Club Guides Prom Reporter Pep Club January Orchestra Audio-Visual Club Stretcher Bearer January he 'Ns 47 Larry Wayne Bradshaw Wayne Knight Fdward Joseph Knopf Donald Harvey Moore Floyd Monroe Pruett Richard Roland Sovar January Audio-Visual Club John Lee Bethel June 11-2 Representative Intramural Sports Skating Club Boys' Swimming Lettermen's Club Robert Lee Bollinger June Dynamo Senior Choir Quartette Choristers Guides DRAFTING Betty Lou Elder June Dynamo Skating Club Guides Richard H. Haas June 12-1 Representative Track 8: Field Cross Country Basketball Lettermen's Club Guides James Ralph Hager Edward Charles Hart William E. Kuhlmann June June .I u n e Intramural Sport: Boys' Bowling Dynamo Guides Boys' Rifle Club Senior Cboir Lettermerfs Club Choristers Boys' Glee Club Guides Richard Lee Nix June Dynamo. Guides Intramural Sports Boys' Swimming Lette-rmen's Club Audio-Visual Club i 1 i mi i 4 l John Paul Schmierbach June 4 E1:-:QS25:f:35Z:5:5:i:2:2S:5:2:-:1:1:3:I: '+::3!-:- 5.1-Z-. .fZ'.-f'C-ZwH44'5I'I'Z'f'i-N-Z-Z-I' 1.1614-Zi ' I'. .'PZ'Z'Z'Z'Z'Z'Z-Z'Z'I'Z'Z4I'Z'Z Z'M'I'Z-P2-I-Z-2-2 N Efkilgkfzi:I:1z2:IS:2:217:55:7:15:11l:5:1'5:1:7:f:3:5:5:5: 'PREQSEIEZEIECEI ISIE15ZZE2?1E'i1:1E2Z25 4 5?'i55552Eiiiiiiifiiifiii-:-1-. .v -:-:-:-:-:-:-. :.-: mgggicg:::g:5:Zz::Z: f :-:-:-:-:-:-:-ai:-:ca Lettermens Club Basketball Baseball Guides Cross Country Dynamo Trac-k Kz Fielfl Cross Country Guides Dynamo Dynamo June June June June Richard J. Schott Norman Walter Sheble George Nl. Siebels Edward Leroy Steinbruegge 2 I 1. I Club Club January Senior Choir Choristers Girls' Choir Girls' Bowling Girls' Swimming Lettermen's Club Pep Club January Skating Club Girls' Bowling Girls' Swimming Guides January January L, Q0 ,J , , 5 t .5410 WN ,3 Ann lvlarie Aleto Martha June Beasley Dixieilvlarlene Burmood Velma lVlae Garrett GENERAL CLERICHL . Geraldine Frances Gibbs Barbara Lee Hight Katherine Louise Lambert Mary Ellen lVlcGuire January 12-2 Representative Senior Choir Girls' Choir Cheerleaders Girls' Swimming Girls' Rifle Club Lettermen's Club Guides Pep Club January January January Girls' Swimming 12-1 Representatixe Girls' Swimming Guides Girls' Bowling Pep Club Girls' Swimming Guides LuAnna Moore Linda Lou Nea Clare Bernice Fotthoff Joan lVlarie Brogan Marguerite Ann Carlton January January January June June Qkaling Club 11-2 Representative Skating Club Guides 911f,1S' BOWIIUE Skating Club Girls' Swimming GL11d9S Guides PGP Clllh Pep Club Senior Choir , :-:-:-140:-:Z-P -215325 FEES ,,.,. ,Stn 1:1:25f2-5:25 Choristers Girls' Choir Guides Guides Guides June June June June June Barbara L. Ezell Edna Mae Fischer Betty Garrison Ruth Helen Greiwe Carol Lee Grosch 'bv '7 '? Girls' Swimming June 11-2 Representative 12-1 Representanxe Guides June June Nlarie H. Grzyb Barbara Margaret Heim Loretta Marie Hermeyer GENERAL CLERICAL 0 Bernice iacquline Hoeh Veleta Delores Johnson Mary Jane Ann Kellogg , 4- June Girls' Choir Guides June Senior Choir Girls' Choir Girls' Bowling Girls' Swimming Guides June fr- 43 1 L' 1? Y ei' ,, Joetta Light Joan Ann Nlaserang Mary Antoinelte Madsen Laura Ann Ressler Barbara Cecile Riester June June June June June Senior Choir Girls' Rifle Club Dynamo Girls' Choir Senior Choir Girls' Choir Lettermen's Club Senior Choir Guides Girls' Choir Girls' Bowling: Choristers Guides Girls' Choir Human Relations Group Guides Human Relations Group 4 XX If Girls' Choir Girls' Bowling Girls' Choir Guides Guides Guides Skating Club Pep Club Pep Club June June June June June Anne Catherine Shaughnessy Phyllis Nadine Turnbo Beverley Ann Wilson Nancy Ellen Wymer Dolores Ann Wieczorek C- , an 5 43? Choir 12- 1 Representative Intramural Sports h ' Skafillg Club Senior Choir Audio-Visual Club Guides Skating Club January January January January Niles Howard Behrens Robert Richard Betz Ralph Paul Fechter January mestra James Edward Fisher ,-fn--if pq-vnvfwrnr January 11-2 Representative Senior Choir Choristers Guides John Joseph Coan George Donald Dowdy lerry Lee Holtgrewe Wilbur lvis Leach SJ-IGP 0 January January Boys' Swimming Guides l 'I Robert Fitzpatrick Nlinor Alan Kent Mooney Clyde Pfeiffer Anthony Pona Robert L. Richey January January January January January Senior Choir Senior Choir 112-2 Representative Trai-k Z6 Field Intramural Sports Ouartette Track 8: Field Gym Team Boys' Bowling Choristers Cross Country I.ettermen's Club Boys' Swimming Boys' Glee Club Lettermen's Club Lettermens Club Guides Tennis Guides Guides iv W .:2S:s:5.1?i i'fi5Sf5E1E1 .:.:.- ,K- 22:95-if Senior Choir Skating Club Choristers Senior Choir Year Book Staff Guides Skating Club Basketball January January January January January Carl Christian Schneider Harold Edgar Siems Robert Wann Glen Wood Carrol Loyd Wrather K J an ' 33 11-2 Representative J une 12-1 Representative Guides June June June Erwin Frank Bowers Robert John Clark Charles Ray Creason Harold Leroy Crites Bernard Joseph DeCIue MACHINE SI-IGP ..-.,.........,,,-,-ffm.-......-. . ,, ., K 7 '.1 '. if . - ' ,,, Q , is Oliver Joseph Fischer June Senior Choir Choristers Boys' Glee Club Guides June Robert Aloys Ries Nu I Robert Sidney Lee June .I une Dorsey Lee Rose Richard Eugene Nlaness Robert Lee Narens Joseph Philip Quint June June June Wrestling Senior Choir Gym Team Choristerea Lettermen's Club Guides IEI215155355g:2E35fEQEfSE5g2:5:?:i:1 N :Z:I:i:1:51E:f:3:5:1:1:2:1: ,:-z-255:-:::g:5:5.,., . 2-R-'-2:3:3:3:::::3: E3f33EZE2E2fZEZ:Z:Z:Z :Zt3fE:5fY:5:1:1:3:5:3:5: ' ' ' :- -.1' f-.-9:-.-zq. -.5 g,- :-.2::.:. Baseball June June June Donald Anthony Tucholski William David Wallace Marvin Allen Wilds QQ. or ' it-I we Wrestling Intramural Sports Track gl Field Gym Team Lettermen's Club January 12-1 Representative Girls' Choir Girls' Bowling Guides Wrestling 11-2 Representative Audio-Visual Club Intramural Sports Dynamo Human Relations Group Lettermen's Club 12-2 Representative Skating Club Pep Club Audio-Visual Club Dynamo Guides January January January January Earl Earnest Fisher Angela Lambrinos Alva Bevard June Dynamo Senior Choir Intramural Sports Choristers Boys' Glee Club '-nv - 41 Gene Thomas Merriott Dave Allen Rolf Carol Mercia Smith CCDMMERCIAL ART Edward Thomas Derby Baseball Lettermen's Club Jerry Gale Clinton Bobby Gene Dean li June Dynamo Boys' Bowling .Ag June 11-2 Representative Dynamo Wrestling Gym Team Lettermen's Club June 12-1 Representative Dynamo Lettermen's Club Golf 1 Mary Kathryn Dunn Marilyn Margaret Fey June Dynamo Senior Choir Choristers Girls' Choir Guides Audio-Visual Club 1 i J 0q5r Tf fun' if .Q-v , 'War Bernard Lee Fritz Betty Ann Gust Robert Haas Deanna IViay lennemann Carol Rita lVlcGrath JLIHC JUDO JUNK' Jung Your Book Stull' Dynzmio Girls' Choir Sliliiilli Vlllli llynrimri Cross l'ountrx' Cluirlrirru h ,kiictirm-Visiizil Club lntrztrnurztl Sports l.fritorrmfn's Cluli Aliftiw-x'1SLiz1l Club Guirivs llurnain Iiolzttions G11 Year Book Staff Dynamo Senior Choir Intramural Sports Choristers Boys' Glee Club Lettermen's Club Guides Juno Robert Allen IVlerz 5 YQ ' ga:-:sz-za-:-:-:-:-:-: -: -4g!Z?:2i:f:32:2:E: it ?:'2rZkE5f5f3:f:3:3:5:3: 4 -i '-'- 'Z'Z-I'I'I'I'Z', . . . . . .Z'I':'Z'f'I'l'1'I'1'I':'I'3'f':':'1': ':':'Z'P -1115?ii1S1E5131ErE1ErE2E1E1 3353535325zfifigziflffflfilifffffliv Z2s?.:s:1s:1:z::1:1:1:r:: ''1-1131111121311:r:r:13:r:2:z1:::'i'3.'?-1' Dynamo Girls' Choir Skating Club Girls' Bowling Skating Club . Audio-Visual Club Guides Human Relations Group June June June June Yvonne Maureen Schmidt Doyle Duane Sills Earl Fred Stenzinger Kenneth Lester Swinford xmo in Relations Group Club Choir 11-2 Representative Dynamo Senior Choir Choristers Boys' Bowling Dynamo June June J une Kenneth Roger Diamond Eugene Fedyk Donald Irvin Geisel Angelo Richard Pisani January 1 Representative 1 Treasurer s Club PRINTING e George J. Ghirardi William Eugene Heusmann llilax Frank Hoynacki Robert William lillcGraih June June June June Human Relations Group Dynamo Dynamo Dynamo Guides Guides Guides June Eugene Joseph ?ardo Dynamo June Robert Frank Schiller June Eugene Lawrence Setchfield + :1:Y.-.2:2.::2:2:2:2t5 :-:-:-:4':-:-:-:4:+:oz-1-'-'-2-155515: ' ' ' E2E1E2S13131E1E21?41:5?3:2:1:2:1:2 -rss:1111::r:1?!bs:1:zz1:1:-:-5 fi:1:2:1:1:Z:1:?3Q:f:t1:1:1: 4:-:-:-:I:I:2:1:I:ff5:2:::-:23i:5'1: 3:51325:5:1:2:3:3:-xi:-1-:-:ik 12-1 Representative Dynamo June Arnold Norbert Wroblewski akatmg Club January bam Buzzella 11 2 Rcpresentarxxo 12 1 Pepreeentatlxr Qkatmg Club Bova Bowlmg Januar Donald Richard Green 12 Z Pcprcsontarrxe Bows Glee Club Skatmg Club Januarx Q 'lim C J Gulrles Januarx Charles Nlaburn Lee Cerald Francrs Schnerder RADICD TV 0 r D N x K: ' V, , -f L 5' 5 r T K ' A' ' . V .uk f 51 ' l ul .,...,......... ..-...., , ..- -.,...,.,......,, ,,.... ,.,..,,,...., -...,.,l- f , . . 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Don Nlarclnklewicz 'vs X s' Bowling Intramural Sports June Claude Verne Shelby June Dale Kenneth Vance JU Year Book Staff Senior Choir Girls Choir 12-1 Representative ear Book Staff Dynamo Cheerleaders Choir Girls' Bowling Choir Lettermens Club Human Relations Group Pep Club January Audio-Visual Club January i 4 12-2 Representative Senior Choir Choristers Girls Choir Cheerleaders Senior Choir GlI'lS' Bowling Choristers Lettermen's Club Senior Choir Girls' Bowling Guides Girls' Choir Lettermen's Club Human Relations Group Girls' Bowling Girls Choir Pep Club Guides Pep Club January January January Lydia Laverne Blanton Shirley Ann Darmstaedter Patricia Louise Duchek Denise Susanne Ezell Hazel lean laggie STENCDGRAPY Q Mildred Lorraine Kettler lVlaybelle Nlaria Landgraf Olivia Louise Minden Sharon Nlae Nlorr loan Wilma Pauly January January January All City Student Council Dynamo Year Book Staff 11-2 Representative Red Cross Life-saving Senior Choir Year Book Staff 70-Club Choristers Dynamo Pep Club Girls Choir Senior Choir Girls' Bowling Choristers Lettermeifs Club Girls Choir Human Relations Group Pep Club Pep Club January January Senior Choir Dynamo Choristers Senior Choir Girls Choir Choristers Guides Girls Choir Human Relations Group Pep Club Jewel Faustina Rosenburg Rita Nlarcille Stevens Kay Mildred VanDamme Shirley Careace Ward Nlarie Katherine Zavadil January Dynamo Girls' Bowling Guides January Dynamo Pep Club Girls' Bowling Girls' Swimming Guides January Senior Choir Pep Club Choristers Girls' Choir Girls' Bowling Girls' Swimmin Lettermen's Clu Guides 3 b Human Relations Group January January Senior Choir DYYUTUOQ l Choristers Senior Lhoir Girls' Choir Cljoristers' Guides Girls Choir Pep Club GUIGGS Pep Club w:-:-.-- g:, :j 4'1 '4 1 - .,5g? 5 ., X ftgtgrmi. .- . . e.:..':!:2:-:Z:1:I:1:I:5:I:1:-.-:Az-za:-:-:-:-scsi:-52:-:-:-:-.-.-ze.:ec .-.v ' -r . .-:f',',:,'g:-. 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Thies June 11-2 Representative 12-1 Representatixe Human Relations Group Girls' Choir Gl1ifi0S Skating Club Human Relations Group Guides P011 Club Pop Club Zzfzizlfzizi: 'S E'C'Z'Z':'1'Z'Z'Z'f'f'f' R'F4:5t2:f:3:1:1:2:35 ' I .. ff V -2-.-.-:-2-:-:-I-1-:-1-:AZ-:-20:-Z-Z'Z'2 45:3:1:1:5:1:f:2:2:Q:f:2'f h :123:221:25:I ' 21:1:1:5:1:1:5:2:1 sew-.:1x.:.:-1-:E-:'::1: Q2:rzrzrzrzrzzziiizzr.-ss:2::::::f: ' n Guides June Barbara Loretta Torno N Q Qs 'lv 51, 3 Girls' Choir June Shirley Marie Trokey Dynamo Senior Choir Girls' Choir Guides Senior Choir Girls' Choir Pep Club June June Phyllis Louise Walsh Rose Nlarie Yates I ,pd S gi ff sz A W' 2 1 . ' 5 A 1 4 . ri- - of 3 C ' bi t .Q X Q I Tw s 12-1 Representative Dynamo Guides 11-2 Representative Dynamo Wrestling Intramural Sports Track Sz Field Gym Team Lettermen's Club Guides January January 12-2 Representative Dynamo Basketball I.ettermen's Club Guides January John Fred Bogowitz Carl Edward Garrison Norman Frederick Krueger Pete Lecho Wilburn Eugene Upchurch Guides January January WCDODWCDRKING 0 S' i W 'CJ' Leon James Butery Donald Gene Eckert Gerald Roy Johnson John Thomas Klipp June June June June Guides Boys' Bowling 11-2 Representafixe Boys' Swimming Guides Guides Lerrermerfg Club 12-1 Representative Slsritinfz Club Guides June Kenneth Harry Knapp Guides Senior Choir Wrestling Intramural Sports Guides Pep Club June Kenneth Elmer Nleyer JZYJ :I :5 :5,-:5:5:i:1:5f Wrestling Guides Guides June June Charles Allen Pedrotti Charles Loring Theuer 11-2 Representative Track 8z Field Cross Country Guides Guides Guides Audio-Visual Club January January January Senior Choir 12-2 Representative Quartette Quarrette Wrestling Skating Club Boys' Glee Club Guides Guides Audio-Visual Club Audio-Visual Club January January fbs jgxwt H 'mfg 99 William Henry Broy Frank Leo Burns Robert Donald Gamber Terry Glenn Hosford Donald Henry Parisotto J. ELECTQICITY Leonard David Spagnola Frank Walter Abramczyk Gary Henry Bauer Gerald Nl. Denness Charles Donald Emerson January June June June June Wrestling Baseball Lettermen's Club Carmen English June 11-2 Ropresciitatixx- Year Book Stull' Skating Club Guides Q fl 'ffm l i l l 3 June AIlenyAugust lrwin ul'-ff Gerald Wayne Finkle Norman Robert Fulgham Joe Michael Garcia Richard Joseph Gross June' June June June Gym Team Skating Club l.Qttermen's Clu ln H uman Relations Group 445, ....,,. 1-. W ':mf--.-'WW f f W g g'6:EF:1:2:3:15E2:1:1:1:f:2 :I5332:1:21213?Ef:C:2:f:1!E1:2:5E3E!:1:2:2552:5:Ii2:1:2:k2:C:3kxC:1zl:E 1,14 L L Z ., U t I A 5:53:3:g:3:-1:23:-:Az-:5-22:553:-'552:13:31-:5:':-:-13:-14:-' '-:-zga1553:5251:-:-zg:-:f'-1513:53251:-:g:3:5 4 3 12-1 Rvprese-ntzil ive Wrest ling Intramural Sport s C 5 u i fi es Human Relations Group Boy s' Rifle Club June June June June Daryl Thomas Kavanagh Harvey Gene Kulage Dominic Joseph Lato Kenneth Lee Ramsey if A I s, ' 42? 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Taucher Paul Wayne Williams E ECTRICITY January 12-1 Representative 1-L -off tx '7 nl , ,, 1 ,,,.,.. is 1,- ig-Q loan Frances Lamb Charlotte Mary Jacob Velma Bertha Minstermann Mary Evelyn Radford Gloria Lee Purkey January June June June June 11-2 Representative Senior Choir 11-2 Representative Red Cross Life-saving 12-1 Representative 12-1 Representative 12-2 Representative I UD Girls' Choir Pep Club Pep Club Senior Choir Choristers Girls' Choir 11-2 Representative Girls' Bowling Senior Choir Guides Girls' Choir Pep Club Pep Club Guides June June June Mary Louise Santacruz Naidean Norma Siadek Nancy Carol Wright Year Book Staff Dynamo Senior Choir Choristers Girls' Choir Girls' Bowling Girls' Swimming Lettermen's Club Guides Human Relations Group Pep Club . .'-:-'-:-:-.-.-.-.-re-: 4 -:-:-:-:-'-zgzg., ., 1 '4 '31:3i5o'?N:5'Y:7:f'3:1:5:iii + 5:5:1:1'2?::f2-RLS'-. . -' ' ' - ' ' :-:-:-22:55-:g:3:g:3:g: 3 fgE5f-:7:-:-:e-:c-:-:-:-:5:5:kZ:1: . . .1. . . . . . 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JANUARY ig Q1 1-M , , , ,, ,, VEJTF FQR HBHEIP1 E Roller Skating Party Senior Class Day Senior Class Day was held November 19, with a luncheon, presentation of class rib- bons, skits, and dancing. Among the guests at the luncheon were Mr. Alexander, Principalg Mr. Schnieder and Mr. Hebberger, Assistant Principalsg Mr. Schaab, Yearbook Sponsor: Miss Prindable, Graduation Music Director, the 12-1 and 11-2 Class Sponsors and represenativesg and Miss Meyer and Mr. Mogelnicki, senior Class Spon- sers. The guests were introduced by the class president Tony Pona. After words of encour- agement and congragulations by their guests, Mr. Alexander presented the seniors with their class ribbons. Everyone then November I9, I 954 moved to the girls' gym for the remainder of the program. 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Damel Ben 8433 Lowell St UN 7 8977 Meckfessel Robert Edger 4127 Red Bud EV 2 6545 Menneke Theodore Roosevelt 3528 Ill1no1s MO 4 7361 Merz Robert Allen 1326 January MI 5 7723 Meyer Kenneth Elmer 3718 Osceola St FL 3 6588 Mxnstermann Velma Bertha 1829a N 18th Street CE 1 8652 Morton Roger Odell 1404 Cranvllle Pl Mulrean Wllllam Arthur 3010 Washlngton Blxd JE 3 0746 Narens Robert Lee 1722 N 13th St CF 1 4006 Nlx Rzchard Lee 3519A Shenindoah PR 2 6012 Nowakowskx Marcxa Constance 4917 Plover EV 5 7057 OMal1y Rosemary Catherme 2564a Montgomery St GE 6 6159 1805a Warren St Pedrottn Charles Allen 5720 Etzel PA 5 8582 Pldgeon Richard Alexander 7220 Mlnnesota FL 3 5943 Poole Rlchard Thomas 4223 Warne Ave EV 2 0570 Porter Ronald Henry 3010 Washlngton Blxd JE 3 0746 Presson Kenneth Russell 6836 Waldemar ST 1 3435 Pntchard Charles Thomas 1126a Ferry Street 171 GE 6 2717 Purkey Glona Lee 5239 So 37th St FL 3 5859 Qumt Joseph Ph1l1p 2340 S 39th St MO 4 2211 Ramsey Kenneth Lee 817 Robert Ave Reichert John Matthew 3516 Callfornla TO 5 1533 Ressler Laura Ann 3418a McKean MO 4 9779 Rles Robert Aloys 5915 Sherry Ave EV 2 4538 Rxester Barbara Cecrle 4317a Lee Ave CO 1 0791 Rogers June Vlolet 3175a Oregon Avenue PR 3 9458 Rose Dorsey Lee 923 S Sarah St Rosner Irene Catherme 5907 Wabada Axe EV 5 6572 Ross Norman Lee 1419a Buehanan St CE 1 5272 Rozanskl Eugene Ray 3756 Woodland EV 5 8025 Sahs Carl 5067 Arlmgton EV 2 3906 Santacruz Louxse Mary 2632 Mlnnesota PR 3 8802 Schrller Robert Frank 6493 Lloyd ST 1 8306 621 Sandra Court FL 1 0933 Schmrerbach John 4653 Alaska Ave PL 2 8567 Schoenfeld Dale Edgar 1372 Clara FO 7 0963 Schott Rlchard Joseph 2507 Hodlamont Ave EV 1 9272 Schumann Jean Fneda 5319 Delor VE 2 1077 Seper Shxrley Mane 2732 Unlverslty JE 1 9653 Sessxon Mary Ann 1010 Vlctor St PR 1 0217 Setchixeld Eugene Lawrence 4928 Blow St FL 1 5567 Shaughnessy Anne Catherme 3704 Evans Ave JE 5 5741 Sheble Norman Walter 4033 Flad Ave PR 3 5022 Shelby Claude Verne 4449 Vlrglnla Ave PL 2 4189 Sladek Nandean 2111 N Florlssant MA 1 0377 Slebels George Marian 602 1 remont UN 7 8733 1 1 ' 1 . ' I 1 1 - - l 1 1 1 I . ' . I 1 ' ' . ' . - . . . I 'I 1' ' , I ' K I . Ac . 1 .1 . . c ' ' I . . , A . . . I - - I . I l l - . JE Pardol Eugene Joseph Yvonne Maureen 1 l l 1 - - .' , 1 I - . . 1 , I . 7 . . . . I . - - - I I I . . I - . 1 ' ' - I . . - ' . . . , ' 1 . I . 1 ' 1 1 ' 1 . 1 - 1 I 1 I 1 Silberstein. Rita 4972a Delmar FO 1-2753 Sills, Doyle Duane 3632 Cote Brilliante JE 3-3107 Smith, Florence 1235a So. Seventh St. CE 1-2341 Smith, Patricia Ann 5210a Highland Ave. FO 1-4366 Sprouse Nancy Elanor 3639 Nebraska Axe PR 6 7982 Stadler Ronald George 3227 California Axe MO 4 0692 S embruegge Edward Leroy 1054 Wall St UN 7 8554 Stenzinger Earl Fred 4158 Hartford PR 6 5842 Stephens Frank Lee 2156 Farrar MA 1 0242 St John Patrick Edward 2304 Union Blvd FO 7 6900 Stoney Thomas Edward 1823 S 7th St GE 6 2524 Suda Carol June 5102 Wicklow Pl PL 2 6235 Swengrosh, Melvin James 3683 Olive St. Swiniord, Kenneth Lester 2860a So. Jefferson Ave. PR 1-6067 Taucher, George Joseph 5445 Vera Ave. CO 1-1779 Theuer, Charles Loring 4352 Arsenal MO 4-6761 Thies Joyce Evelyn 2203 Cherokee Street PR 3 6545 Thompson James Francis 4266a Russell Blxd NIO 4 3704 Torno Barbara Loretta 5221 Shaw Ave PR 1 7069 Torpea Sam 2707 Utah MO 4 4595 Trokey Shirley Mane 2003 Park Ave CH 1 0872 Tucholslu Donald Anthony 3935 Nebraska Axe MO 4 8271 Turnbo Phyllis Nadine 3800a Humphrey St PR 1 0985 Vance Dale Kenneth 3734a Ohio MO 4 2235 Wallace. William David -1220 Norfolk Ave. OL 2-2359 Walsh. Phyllis Louise 5044 Farlin Ave. EV 5-5396 Weaver. Robert Arthur 4409 Miami St. PR 1-7548 Wieczorek. Delores Ann 1451a Cass Ave. MA 1-7636 Wilds, Marvin Allen 1561 Louisville Ave. ST 1 2817 Williams Paul Wayne 4332 Hunt JE 5 6780 Wilson Beverley Ann 3615 N Broadway GE 6 0547 Wood Richard Emmet 3908 Glasgow JE 5 3658 Wright Nancy Carol 2633 So 7th St PR 3 7956 Wright Patricia Jane 2633a So 7th St PR 3 7956 Wroblewski Arnold Norbert 1726 N 20th St GE 6 1530 Wymer Nancy Ellen 3358 Manhattan MI 5 3706 Yates Rose Mane 5009 Enright FO 7 3139 I R ft X- 02677 R U! IP I . - Q I . ' 5 ' . ' ' . . ' I . . .1 r , . 4- I ' I ' ' ' . I , I , '17 , 7 D , . i I YD,-ylfL,V,l. XV drultfwtv-, I 5 i. ind 12712 l-fTnt,L' f' f Ml ' KA U f - V.. J ' ' nf V . , ., fY'VY 1 ,1f 'Y . .7 7176, - - .. 4 yznllf' ' ff' ,ffl f 112- ,,' ' - f L - -' ,fy 1 ' f I ' ' Flffnffy If-I V'Lfs. 4-'72 ff ff I I V 14,7 rF?,,.77, '1, f lwfllf Af . . -, V A 'Q , 1 ' ,L I ,I 1 fs C17 El I .747 -off ' ' W, KQV ' , , f, j , .1 7 , 7 ' , ,. 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'. 4 ' 'I'-J f 1 HIGHLIGHTS of HADLEY HISTORICAL 20064 REPORT 0F BUARIJ 0F EDUCATION st Lows 1929 19311 The Hadley VOL1t1OD1l School op n d 1 llfst clrsses IU lanurry 1927 The enrollm nt 111 the school has grown ste1d1ly s1nce that 121111 1nd durmv the pa t year reached a total of 1819 student The c1ty ol St Lou1s known a 11 1d cr 111 m my phx e of pubhc 6ClUk.1t10I1 ha b en adnnttedly low 111 1ts development ot o cupa t1onal tra1n1ng Havmg b gun the work how ever It 1 undoubtedly the '1I11b1flOI1 of 111 con nected w1th It to produce 111 St Loul a type ol vocat1onal educat1on whlch ls surpass d by no other large Amerlcan c1ty Much progres ha been made already 1n th1 d1rect1on Not only through the 3.LlI111I11NtI'1II1VE steps taken w1th rel erence to prov1d1ng adequate blllldlllgh and equ1pment but w1th1n the organ1zat1on of the school 1tself where ldequate courses ire b 1n0 planned and where methods of conta t w1th employers are bemg developed Durmg the year a spec1al effort has b en made to develop contact w1th the VHYIOLIS 1ndustr1e of the c1ty ID order to ascertam wh xt type of tra1n1ng 1s most worth wh1le for vocat1onal prep a1at1on and 1n order also to develop -unable COOPCFHKIOH between employers and the voca t1onal schools w1th reference to trammg student vocat1onal tra1n1ng on a bas1s of cooperat1on w 1th employer 1 1nd1cated 1n the wordmg of the rgreement VVl11Ll1 re lds ls follow The coop ratxve pl rn LOUNI t ol plac1ng two boys ID an 1ndu tr1al occupat1on alternatmg w1th chool One boy 1 xt chool for 1 two week per1od wh1le the other boy 1 at work lor that lme per1od At the end ol each two week per1od the boy change places The chool 1 to lrllllll h boy for coop r1t1ve tra1n1ng along the l1I12 of the 1ndu t11al Qc cupat1on for approx1mately two year Elch boy recommended by the chool h1ll be plst h1 lxteenth b1rthd1y The boy and h1 parent shall agree to allow the boy to work on the cooperat1ve plan for at least on year or for the number of ye rr lgreed upon between the employer the school and the parents No boy w1ll b recommended whose school career shows no chance of h1s becommg 1 workman profitable to the company The employer IN to place the palr of boy m work along the l1ne of the school course from whlch they have been recommended Each boy 1 to be kept employed at product1ve work and not used for errands jamtor work or the l1ke I I U . 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To have a share ln laylng the corne1 stone of an 1mportant publlc blllldlllg such as th1s dQd1C3t9d to the educatlon of the youth of th1s c1ty destlned to outlast all even the youngest who are assembled here today IS lndeed a prlvllege and an honor Speak1ng 1n my capac 1ty as prlnclpal of the Hadley Vocatlonal School and speaklng ln the name of the facultv and of the students who ln the years to come are to occupy th1s bulldxng I w1sh to pay trlbute of pralse to those who have made thls bulldlng pOSSlbl9 Speaklng as a professlonal school man I w1sh to t6StlfV that the xmportant 1n1t1atory steps ln creatlng thls vocatlonal school as vxell as the construe t1ve measul es to 1tS development and adequate housing have been taken by laymen by Members of the Board of Educatlon representlng the c1t1zens of St Louxs The need for a school of a vocatlonal type even the manner ln xx h1ch the first admlnlstratxve steps should be taken found first publlc expresslon 1n the utterances of the Members of the Board of Educatlon vxho xvere quoted ln the columns of the Globe Democrat 1n Novem ber 1926 The Superlntendent of Instruct1on took advan tage of the favorable attltude of the Board toxx ards thls nevx type of school and gave It hls officlal approval and the recommendatlon fo1 actlon Wh1Ch was taken Decem bel 14 1926 The program 1n your hands presents a brlef of today Some lmportant facts hovx ever should be add ed to complete the record The Central Hlgh School bulldlng housed txxo separ ate d1st1nct school organlzatlons the Central Hlgh School student body and the X70CHt1Ol'l21l School when the bulld mg xx as damaged by the to1 nado 1n September 1927 At 1tS meetlng on February 14 1928 the Board of Educatlon d11CCl6d that the Central Hlgh School bu1ld1ng should be to1 n doxxn and rebullt on the school Slte then 1n control of the Board but wlth Sp8C1f1C understandlne that It xx as to be rebullt xx 1th vocatlonal and technlcal accommoda tlons especlally 1n mlnd The Commlssloner of School Bulldlnvs and the Prlnclpal of thc Vocatlonal School xx elc sent upon an offlclal tou1 of lnspectlon of the best vocatlonal and technlcal schools of the country They V1Slt9d Denvel Omaha Mllxxaukee Chlcago Detrolt Toronto Buffalo Plttsburgh Phlladelphla and the Vo catlonal Schools of Essex County New Jersey Thelr re ports submltted 1n March 1928 made recommendatlons to the effect that membexs of the Board of Educatlon and other school OfflClalS should v1s1t certaln C1tl9S xxhere the best vocatlonal schools xvere 1n operatlon so that they m1ght learn by observatlon the best that was bemg done ln other pubhc school systems Thelr reports Remarks of Mr T E Spencer Prmclpal of the Hadley Vocational School, at the Cornerstone, November 29, I93O Y . .L . , . 7 7 1 V ' V Y x .L . . , . 1 . , . . . 7 - 1 i . . v , . . V . 7 . . . . 5 . 7 y 0 0 1 - - 1 7 . . 7 g . . . X . 1 . . - , . 1 , . . . L . . sketch of successive steps leading up to the ceremonies Laying of the - . v 7 1 ' . . . V - , , , , - - v v . Y ' V ' Y . . . . . 7 1 ta ' . V. ,, . . - . . . . I . C, l ' ,Y ! l v ! . ! . ! Y Y . Y . I Y - v ' ' ! V Y pomted out that Boald Membexs would come back from such '1 toul of lnspectlon wlth deflmte knowledge of what was belng accompllshed ID NOCHIIOHHI and tech nlcal CCILICHIIOH that such knowledge could not be galned by leadmg repoxts of OIh9lS but actual lnspec tion of the school plants and of thelr operatlon and equlp ment w as necessaly VYIIIIOLII such NISIIS wlthout such first hand knowledge the Board Members could base the11 actlon only upon behef and faith in the lecommen datlon of others aftel such XISIIS of lnspectlon know l dge and Judgment would be added to falth and behef III the lecommendatlons made Pax oxable actlon upon these recommendatlons was later taken and ln January 1929 a group of Board Mem bers and other school ofhcxals VlSlt9d Toronto PIIIS burgh Cleveland and Detrolt 1l'lSp6CtlDg the technlcal schools and confeulng wxth school officlals brlngmg back for the 1nfo1mat1on of other members of the Board the lesult of the1r lnvestlgatlons Vlslts of xnspectlon were made latex by others untll exely membel of the Board had studled the vocatlonal schools of othel c1t1es We school people hold our s mlnars oul schools of o11 mal ICSC'1ICh ln a pa1t1cula1 l1n and make QXDOSI t1on of the lesults ln learned theses and lectu1es and we take great Cledlt to ourselves for havlng done 1t But I f1u1tful of lesults to the educatlonal ne e ds of the St Louxs Publlc School Systems was ever held ln the Clty than that partlclpated ln by the members of the Board of Educatlon each lndlxldual of them ln the studv of vocatlonal educatlon ln the C1tl9S vlslted It w as educa txonal research IYIIDOIIHIII m charactf-1 a n d frultful of b neficlal lesults Yeals ago ln Chlcago I heard that d1StlllUlllShCd Enellshman Matth w Arnold say That alm of educa tlon IS the gettlng to know ln all matters w h1Ch cone rr us the best w hlch has been thought and done 111 th c world and through thls knowledge turnlng a stream of fl9Sll and free thought upon out own stock notlons and hablts In thelr 8ffO1tS to 'lcqualnt thems lx es x nth the best that w as belng thought and done ln xocatlonal edu catxon the Members of the Boald w ele ln full accold Wlth the t1u 'um of educatlon Aftel 1etu1n1ng flom the tou1 of lnspeetlon whlch mcluded XISIIS to the Central Techmcal School of Toronto the Cass Techmcal School of D IIOII and othcls of a less COUIDFGIIGHSIVQ plan than those two not wolthy schools, Membels of the Board became COIIXIIICQCI that '1 uccessful xocatlonal school would dlffer wldely from the tladltlonal procedules of conventlonal practlces of the . . z v Y . I . y y . - 1, a 9 ' - 1 ' , . 1 V 9 . v . . . X , . v l 1 - v ' Y - y , . v . . . 1 L, ' v I 1 1 0 . Q N' V x.g. I C 1 . , . D . ey .- 1 ' a : v wish here to emphasize the truth, that no seminar more . I y . 1 . V, . e ' ' . 1 . . Y : . D . 1 ' 0 Y ' H . - D , v , . I ' ' ' 4 ' e f 1 v ' ' Y I - ' e 1 ' ' . . fn. 1 . . 0 y . px Y V I ' C - ' e ' v v' L academic or cosmopolitan hlgh schools because lt would differ in fundamental aim Hence it could not be success ful lf conducted as a part of any one of our academic high schools They saw that a separate bulldlng with dlfferenr equipment a carefully selected corps of teachers d1f ferent curricula closer correlations of its aCtlVlt19S wlth the live occupatlons of the business world are essential to 1tS success that the related technical studies and ex perlments designed to give vocational results must be effected upon foundations of knowledge ideals and hab its that can be acquired only through experiences in the vital phases of the occupations themselves They saw that employers and others in charge of 1ndustr1al and com mercial organizations must be called upon to assist the school in devising and in carrylng out programs of voca tional training if the programs were to be effective Reallzing this they says clearly that the plans foi electing a comprehensive building of this type could not be carried out on the old Central High School site alone As a result the property fronting on Bell Avenue west of Channing was purchased and added to the old Central High School site The purchase of this additional ground was not made in the usual way It was not made upon recommendation of the officials of the Board who con acldltlonal ground came as a lesult of conferences and discussions by the Board Members themselves in the Committee of the Whole and was the direct result of their observation anfl study of housing accommodations fo1 vocational education ln other cities With the additional p1 operty added to the original site of the old Central High School the Commissioner of School Buildings was directed to proceed with the prep aration of plans for a school building with vocat1onal and technical accommodatlons chiefly in mind The structure was to front on Grand Avenue with its shop umts front Inv on Bell and Channing It was to contain a commo dious auditorium, larger than any other under control of the Board The building was to be erected unit by unit and ln such way that it could be readllv adapted to new and unforseen needs in the Held of vocat1onal education The entire edifice was planned to be flexible so that it might be converted and reconveited to serve the future changing educational needs of a changing 1ndustr1al xx orld These plans are being carried out in the erection of that part of the building now under construction What is the educational philosophy underlying this school? It has never been ofliciallv formulated or ex pressed in words As I understand its expression in the . Y , . - Y 3 . . 1 s v ' . 1 ' 7 v 7 A - v Y 1 7 stitute the Sites Committee. The decision to purchase this r ' ' 1 7 Y U 1 . . 7 . . g w C . . . - . . V . - C, . ' i acts of the Boald ot Educatlon thell DhllOSOphV secms to be thls It 19 the duty of the COI'IlI11Lllllty to educate ltS vouth allke fOI buslness and fol college and xxlth no meagel plepalatlon fOl Qlthel Slxitx txxo xe'lls 'lgo ln an HddlESS dellxeled at the d9dlC2lf1Ol'l of thc Olfallon Polvtechnlc Instltute that plototxpe of thc Hadlev Xocatlonal School Plofessol Chauxenet then Chancellel of WX ashlngton Unlvelslty polntcd out that oul OdUC3flOll ll sx stems max be dlxlded lnto txxo pllnclpfll classes accoldlng to the leadlng ldea OI educatlonal objectlve each seeks to leallze One sys l m seeks the cultule of the lI1d1VldLl?ll th1OLlgl'l the traln lng of hls IHT HQCILIWI poxx els md attaches onlv a s cond alv 1ITlDOlf'1l1C9 to the use the lTld1xldLlZ:l1 xxlll make of hls tlalnln The othel sx stem llxs enlph 1915 upon the tcchnlcll knoxxledgc the h lblts and sklll xx hlch the ln CllVldLl'll xxlll IQQUIIC to obtflln m ISTLIW OVCI the mfltellal COITCGINS of hls DhVSlC'1l llfe P1OfCSbOl Chauvenet polnted out thqt the D1 lctlcal sclences 'ml the mechanlcal 'llts ale the ploneers of clvlllzfvtlon and that lt xxe xx ould have llfe more abundantly xxe should fllst haxe lealned to make a llxlng The controlllng DLIIDOS of the Hadley Vo c'ltlon'll Qchool IS to teach Hlst hoxx to make a llvlng The lax men of the Board of Educatlon haxe s en thell duty and have p IfO1l'I'l d lt xxell They have made thls bulldlng posslble and haxe D1OXlClGd fOl lts fbltLllC phyS1 c'll expanslon The school beals thc name of a dlstln gLl1Sll9d cltlz n xx ho gaxe much of hls Useful llfe to the publlc SQIXICG An HLISDICIOUS beglnnlng has b en made But all effolts at educatlonal plogless ucc ed O1 fall stand OI fall by xx hat goes on Ill thc classloom ln th shop O1 Ill the labolatoly The LdL1CE1t1Ol'lEll ploglam C11 lled out IH thls lJLll1dll'1Q xx1ll dctelmlne the I 'lLd9Ll1L o lts usefulness Success xxlll lest ubcn the teachels 'lnd upon those xx ho select them and dllcct then x olk Once b fole through the enllght ned publlc Splllt and g nelosltx of oul CIUZQIIS 'l nobl stluctule xx as elect d Ill thls clty and dexoted to the t1 11ll1Y1Q' of those plepal ln fol Ol engaged ln mech'lnlc'll O1 othcl llfldLl9tl1ll pul sults Once befole ln thls Clfy thlou h the efforts of fOlXXHId looklng laymen that bulldlng becam the plop CITY or the St Louls Publlc Scho ls xxlth the coxcnant anl aglecment that plepalatolx blanches of polxt ch nlc Ol technological educfltlon should b p lIH'll'1ElltlV establlshed fol the b neflt of thos engaged lll OI plepar lng fol such voc'lt1on'll DLIIQLIHQ But that 'lu DICIOLIS b glnnlng ffllled ot QLlCCL9SthlOLl0'l'1 thc n 'll Sl lltedn s lf not th ed lC1llOI1dl bl ndness of thos lcsponslbl fO1 the GdLlCHllOI12ll ploglflm of the DLlb11C school svstem . , , ' U 1 W. ' V ' ' I I - 1 . u 5 v' L ., 1 , , K- . , t ' t c . c , . . X , , , , ' Y 1 Y . 1 1 v I V ' - v 1 . ' 1 Y . x v A I C' Lv 7 N 7 ' v. 1 1 C . 1 1 , . . . , i . . . ' 1 i . Y - Lo ' L . . . 1 . - O 1 1 k - Q L ' '.', Z ' W 19 - L 1' 1 C A 1 . . . ' .fff lx' Z. , t . . . . . . 1 1, ,. 1 . 1 1 - . .1 , A , r . , , , L . 1 1 . C 2,1 1 .-, 1 I . I w I . , I 1 1 1 1 ' 1 . D c . . 1. 1 f 1 c c 1 , c L c L 1 Q L 11 1 1 ' y 1 1 1 y 1 , - c . . I . i 7 A . Q c ' ,c c 1,, 1' c. '. ' K . ' y f ' 1 q ' 1 - I . x, , Q ' ' Q ' . , ' . . . i. y ' V. I . i .- 5 . . , c ., c . . 1 3' ' ' . 1 1 V. . . . . 1 O . . lv c, 1 . 1 1 1 A S A 3 1 ' 1 1 1 , 1 ' 1 1 1 ' ,-, 1 , , g ., - 1 1 , 1, K1 Y 1 C 1 1 ,I , r 1 A .L L .- '. . . . . V. X 1 . V V hi F 1 AY 1 . 1 I 1 1 w 1 v. i w N H . . . .1 W , c . 1 1 ' 1 1 ' 1 11 1 , . v . G Q . lx . 1 . 1. 1, , Q 1, . Q 1 ' , 11 ' ' I ,X 1 1 V 1 fs Q M c L , 1. c . c ' ' ' 1 1 1: Y 1 1- ' 'T 1 1 , . 1 I ' 1-1 ih- L., x c h c c ., c . . . . Y ,P ' 1 1 1 ,1, , , . KY, 1 v u - . I I ' D Y l - c r c X' I v A ' . fx v- wg E . 1 1, , . , . H 1 1 1 , 1 , 0 - 5 c U V 1, ' 3, c - G C ' c L f 1 ' 9 12 k g ic ' . 1 Y . 1 : ,, F . . ,D - , c c . 1 . 4 1. .J CKY . K c . ' 3. .' ' t, X Q1 f V CS, , Q L 'P ' 1 ff, 'C . . C I X vf 5 L n - DRUM and BLIGLE CORP The Pride of Hadley Thls photograph shows the Hadley Drum and Bugle Co1ps when lt was under the dxrectlon of Harry Guest m the early years of Hadley Mr Guest was a champlon Bass drummer and a very good showman He led the Hadley Drum and Bugle Corps and they became the best and one of the most well known Corps throughout St Lou1s Mr Guest never mlssed an opportumty to take hls Corps to pa rades chlldren s hospltals veteran groups or wherever they were call ed The students had sery colorful unlforms and made a ve1y brllhant and colorful spectacle I ' 1 . . . . y . , . . , . - 1 r 7 . 4 .. X l 'e -A 9 FIRST CQMMENCEME T June I933 and January IQ34 Classes The June 1933 and the January 1934 classes were the first to ever graduate from Hadleys audltorlum The audxtorlum was downstalrs on the Hrst floor where the Aeromechamcs Department IS now located W1ll1am Goedeke show n ln the plcture was the only Prlntlng pup1l 1n the Hrst graduatlng class Mr Spencer was the Prlncxpal of Hadlev then and those w ho remember th1s graduatlon also recall a very fine talk glven by Mr Spencer , . . . . . Y . . . . Y . . . . . v 1 . . 7 . . y . . ' Y Ke 35. ... .. 5 Al :uns asus- 1 I- 1 , N .. f it r X Q -a K 3 . 5 Y--'fl i V . P.-ual' ,V .- Mn fn: WM IIMLEY lf0F47l0!ML SZIIWL The School Wnth a Purpose A Selection Taken From the School and Home Vol VI June l93O The Hadley VOLdf1ODHl School IS a Publ1c Secondary School offermg Vocat1onal Tra1n1ng 1n Trade Preparatory Courses COOp6f3t1VE Part T1me Courses and Trade EXtens1on Courses 1n both day and evenmg classcs The controlhng purpose of th1s school IN to ht 1ts students for prohtable employment there fore the real measure of 1ts success vx1ll be found IH the growth of character the IIUPYOVE ment IH health the cult1vat1on of de 1l1l'Jl6 hah 1ts and rlght att1tudes of 1ts students toward the soc1al and LIVIC standard of the commun1ty as well as the mcreased earnmg power resultmg from the tra1n1ng rece1ved ID the school ENTRANCE RLQUIREMENTS The Hadley Vocat1onal School 15 offermg 1nstruc t1on 1n several Helds of vocat1onal tra1n1ng En 1ollment 1n any of 1ts act1v1t1es depends upon the fulfillment of certa1n recju1rements Stl dents must be at least fourteen years of age must have completed the work of the elementary school or 1ts equlvalent and must have come to a fa1rly def1n1te dec1s1on as to the vocat1on they vush to enter In a few of the courses ad d1t1onal requ1rements must be met These add1t1onal requ1rements are specdied IH connec t1on NV1tl'1 a descr1pt1on of the courses to wh1ch they apply THE SCHCCL PROGRAM The da1ly program of the school cons1sts of e1ght per1od of forty Eve ITHIIUUCN each The student spends four of them 1n the shop or h1s major subject two ID subjects closely related to the shop work one 111 Enghsh and the other 15 d1v1ded between NLIEUCC and health that 1 the student spends three per1ods per week ID c1ence work and two 111 health 1nstruct1on The 1nstruct1onal mater1als of a xocat1on m ty be d1v1ded 1nto two major parts E1rst that wh1ch deals pr1mar1ly w1th the OpCI'dt1OIl of the ecju1pment the use of the tools and the form mg and shapmg of the mater1als 1nto the Hmshed products and secondly the techn1cal 1nforma t1on wh1ch the mechan1c must know ID order to pl tn and execute h1s work mtelllgently The mater1al of the Hrst group 18 generally spoken of as shop work that of the econd group a the related mater1al In add1t1on to the shop work and the related subjects each student rece1ves 1nstruct1on 1n some non vocat1onal subject such as Enghsh health and sc1ence mm ' u . -1 sy , Y - V , , . c c, f ' 1 1 1 - ' c c, C c ' ' 1 f ' ff f S . , -, ,.,. 4 . c u .c c. 'S , . , . . - . , c c U , ' 1 1 1 . , . N . s Q c c c , 1 ' 111 11 ,' . . . . . 3 , L ' 1 V ' , ix. I . L ' S . 1 1 5, Q J 1'., , , , , , , 5 1 1 S- 1 . -I ' 1 Q 1 R T T , R - . . ' . 1 . 7 - . . . . i L c. 1 5 K v AA R ' r , , . c . . , . . . . . E ' 7 . . I 1 1 , -3 a S 3 ' ' N I i 1 . . 1 1 1 . 1 1 'R -R Y c , . c , S , S , - yi- 1 1 , 1 ' 1 1 ' 1 l 1 ' ' c . c c c -, c S 1 -1 1 , f 1 ' 1 1 f. ' 3 ' 9 -1 . Q 1 F1 l MEMBERS BOARD of EDUCATION WHO SERVED DURING PERIOD FROM THE AUTHORI ZATION OF THIS BUILDING TO ITS COMPLETION ARTHUR A BLUMEYER PTCSICICDI EMILJ BARTH SOLON CAMERON HOWARD G COOK LAURA A KROEGER RACHEL STIX MICHAEL RICHARD MURPHY MYRT A ROLLINS HENRY P SCHROEDER DAVID C TODD BEN WEIDLE ARTHUR S WERREMEYER HENRY HEIER JOHN C TOBIN LOUIS A SCHOLLMEYER CRer1redJ R M MILLIGAN Commissioner of School Buxldmgs QDec ased GEO W SANGER A ta lg Com msszoner 0 School B :Ida g ERNEST T FRITON C0mml5SIOn6TO School B nldx g THIS TABLET ERECTED A D 1932 O O O , - . . .-.- C '1 1 ' ' f u' 'n s ' ' f u' 'n S . . HV i , k ff ww gf, if :M ,, ,V , I 12? 'Im z R, in K -Q . S is 5 f xi Hx ii Ziff 1 if iii ir Q 1 1 W gfame 5' Steel Sl Lncmry Edztov Ohvla Minden Ass t L1te1a'ry Edztor Glor1a Purkey A1t Ednm Bernard Frmtz Ass t Avt Ednor Bob Merz Sv.c1eta15 Lr1Verne Blanton Ass t Sec1cta15 Carol Suda Clubs Edna? Donna Darmstaedter Spons Edna Slurley Darmstaedter Rcponcas Annette Kern Carl Schnelder Carmen Englx h Tx mst M1ldred Kettler pecmf Menlzon C01 to D691 n and S11 Scutnm Earl Stenzxnger he cnleieal, a wee, and lzefp of lfxese pe'l.4on.4 have macle flu: bool' podubfe Sponsm Mr Sclrnb TMUHIU M155 Meyer An Wovlq Mr Schmxeder Nfachmc str Type Me r Prue and Roth Speczal Woodu ork Me rs Vx7olters and Mmton T3povrapl15 Makeup Pnssu 01k and Bmdm Mr Schaab Mate11als a ld Suppllcs Me r Stetlen andD1xon a 4 ' ' I I I I I ' l . ' - ' I I I I I K I , ' . I I I I 7 ' ' Y I I I I ' y ' ' Y I I I I I - f , r 1 1 w ' l ?' I I I I l ' 's ' I A f 1 I 'P ' K 'U 15 t7 Printing and Binding f f Senior Class Printers 5 ' J ' . . I K ' I I I I I I I ' l L Y Y 4 I I I . P ' f f ' f f ss s. ss I Y I I I I I ' ' ' 1. Q L g - Y Y 7 U , 7 'Y ' 4 A ff I I . 4-7 -A ? 'P f f ss s. n s