Kennard School - Yearbook (St Louis, MO)

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Kennard School Faculty BEULAH N. BAKER, Principal Teachers Ada E. Plass ......... Elsie Geyer ........ Catherine Dee ....,.. Catherine Tillman .......... Margaret Ellspermann Louise Hope .....,.. Ruth L. Wood ....... Llewellyn Lieber ....... Minnie Campbell ....... Mary A. Whiteford .......... Mary Rose Barter .....,.. Marguerite Grace ....... Dr. N. C. Miller ........ Elsie M. Lemon ......... Marry Holliday ......,. Enrollment ........ Room Number Enrollment P. M. 21 -....-......-.Orchestra ........School Physician ......--Schoo1 Nurse .-.--.-.Clerk .,.-...-..426 6

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F OREWORD The Kennard School Patrons' Association and Mothers' Circle extend to the children of the school, their parents and friends, and to other residents of the community and their friends a cordial invitation to attend the Fifteenth Annual Kennard School Picnic, to be held June 10, 1938, at Forest Park Highlands. Transportation will be provided for all the children. Mothers who wish transportation in the busses will be accommodated. Those who wish to have picnic baskets conveyed to the Highlands are asked to deliver them to the basket committee at the school, before 9:00 A. M. Baskets will be held by the committee until 11:00 A. M., after which time those not called for will be placed in the public check room. Lemonade will be served free of charge. The executive committee will occupy a table conveniently located on the grounds for the benefit of those in need of information or assistance. A band will entertain with music at the school, and later at the Highlands until 4:30 P. M. The parade will leave the school promptly at 9:15 A. M. and proceed along the following route: Potomac east to Lawn- south to Oleatha- west to Brannon- south to Pernod- east to Lawn- south to Tholozan- west to Macklind- south to Mardel- east to Hereford- south to Lindenwood- east to Kingshighway- north to Lindell- West to Skinker- south to Oakland- east to Forest Park Highlands. 5

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The Graduating Class of january, I938 The January Graduating Exercises were held on Tuesday, Janu- ary twenty-fifth at ten o'clock A. M. Twenty-one pupils were graduated. The subject of the class exercises was: A Hundred Years in the St. Louis Schools. Elmer Michel acted as reader, with other members of the class giving demonstrations of class-room work from the earliest days of horn-spelling books to the modern type of class-work known as a problem recitation. The lives of eminent educators connected with the St. Louis Schools in the past were reviewed. The following pupils were presented with Eighth Grade certifi- cates by Dr. Rudolph Hofmeister, member Board of Education. All but two entered the new Southwest High School in January. BOYS Allen, Charles Gordon Boone, Malcolm E. Fiebig, Oliver W. Gill, Thomas E. Jost, Anton J. Michel, Elmer Petty, Edgar L. Weber, Irvin C. NVynne, Jean A. GIRLS Gaertner, Jeanne George, Antionette M. Hagaman, Luella J. Hargrove, Betty J. McCann, Winifred L. Miller, Florence M. R. Mueller, Olive Ada Pisoni, Pauline J. M. Reifeiss, Joyce Ann Schwerdtmann, Isabel Wallace, Margaret E. VVilbert, Thelma E.