Herculaneum High School - Blackcat Yearbook (Herculaneum, MO)

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:m b fi t 15 of will ' -'I' QV- '. S X 1 4 A ,Q s f .t , . Q ' . ' ' , O sy ,. ,. x 1 Q' , ai s I 3 1 lT,Li1s l 'A ' . ' M ' I y t.L J. -'.Al'as,,,'? 1 It s ' ' 1 Dedication R sw. . tx I J., I ,aa,...y,, ' Y .1 . z' Avf . xv I it .--ff 1 1 I c ' tg , I' I 1 'ggl il' ,.fLv,E'I1 I itil , I: it K :W ity, , I X q . 3 .. f 'I 'WE I 45' X, ,Q V, A xx Q ' x 'I 1 . . Q U X mi' Q aft' a n ' , I I. 1, F ' ., .M 2 W 1 pf S a Ag S Q The Annual Staff of I95I wishes to dedicate A gf the yearbook, The Black Cat to School-time , --the time which we have utilized every day of our school year in getting control of our aca- demic fundamentals and social attributes. In making the proper use of our school-time, we have developed a more democratic under- standing of our future life through the develop- ment of our scholarship, our citizenship, our sportsmanship, and our lasting and unforgettable friendships. This pictorial record depicts a year's school-time, spentas one of the bestyears of our lives. SCHOOL SONG We are loyal to you, HERKY, Honor is our aim l For we will wave our banners o'er us, As we march along to fame. RAHI RAH! RAH! Marching on, we surely will try, Laud your glories high in the FIGHTI FIGHTI until the end, For we never will give in. RAH! S , 1 5 Q T . kg in 5' K 'I Q, ' To 'Wi , x rf' 1' ,.,-wpaosivvvevv'-1llhr'S 'i Z 'f Q.. . SCHOOL CODE Asa student of the Herculaneum High School, I will uphold its worthy traditions and render as- sistance in promoting its general welfare. Ibe- lieve that good scholarship and conduct are the essentials of good citizenship. I will, therefore, cheerfully devote my energies and my talents to improving myself and my school. 5 -!s,N,, .S -.st R- sn wg.-in. ess, R 152, .., ,D if

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lThQ,ssfBlack Cat tail I950-51 Editor . . . Ass't Editors . ' Editorial Editors . l usiness Editors . Eleanor Suchl nd E i 7 Mary assey Sponsor Photography Editor ,Nl Art Editor . . . 'Tl SENIORS Norma Boyer Betty Boyer Bob De Witt Lucille Jeude Marcella Kohler Rozella Miller Ralph Monroe Walter Moszczenski Gladys Nolan Norma Peters Mary Beth Suchland Virginia Wilson Lela Shy Betty Lipinski .s,..--..7,.zQ . Eleanor Suchland . Carolyn Dickhaut Pat Foster . . Jeanne LeFlore Florence Rhomberg . Milton Schwartz Rodean Ehlers . Lettye Jenkerson . . Joan Drake STAFF Rose Portell Gloria Dierks Helen Ruebel Bernadine Ficken Marcella Straher Arlein Klable Rosemary Ziegler Ruth Kneff Nffah E ' Gfay soPHoMoREs Ruth Mueller Busmess Adwsof Faith Baker Loraine Schmitt pg , hhrry r, yrsrryvtss H F -r lfrs , Maxine Cowan Pat Ferguson B A' Edna Danneman June Zimpfer Joan Darian Myra Peterson lnopicturel i'lis1' S Betty Fleisher Betty Zeigler , Ken Mueller May Hantak S f Estelle Torrence FRESHMEN s l Q? Beverly Wilmoth Carolyn Chandler +5 Marie Wolfangel Joan LeFlore 'zzi JUNIORS Dorothy Jean Porchey 4 1

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s if Q ' E f k gyfztls., .2 TEACHERS RECEPTION ROOM W-s. The teachers' reception room is a small room containing a couch, lounge chairs, a desk, and a magazine rack, all for the comfort and re- laxation of the teachers on their free periods. The teachers have the advantage of this space to grade papers or to do extra class preparation. Also, the teachers may receive guests here for a few minutes of conversation. THE STUDENT CO-OP The student co-op is under the management of Mr. Martin and the senior class . All the money goes toward the Senior Educational tour. The co- op has been moved to the basement of the caf- eteria where there is more room. It contains HALL PICTURES The bell has rung and students are hurrying to their lockers for books. The halls seem to be one of the school's busy highways after the first bell rings. Hurry Girls, or you'll be late! 2 Time Lei ure school supplies, candy, ice-cream, a coke machine, and a iuke box which makes the student co-op a recreational center before school and at the noon hour. BALL GAME At noon, there is an intramural softball game which is providedfor noon recreation. One class plays the other and the one who wins the most games is the winner of the tournament. The games provide much pleasure at the noon hour.