Maplewood Richmond Heights High School - Maple Leaves Yearbook (Maplewood, MO)

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19 3 3 MAPLE LEAVES Seniors m Milton Daily Those speeches will always be remembered. Greggettes. ' J i , Senior Play. ' }3. Henry Darragh His wcjlth of grades makes him a plutocrat, ' Entered from Soldan. ' ij; Science Club. ' }). Van Davis Why blonds arc preferred. Glee Club. ' 32. ' i i ; Prom Server. ' 31: Prom Attendant. ' 32. A Cappella. ' 33: C. R.. ' 3 1. Thomas Donnelly You ' re the only one who knows the answers to your questions. Entered as Senior from Ohio. Donald Douglas Ctilmness will bring peace among men. Walker Eisenhauer A country boy who made good in the city. Wilma Elliott She ' d rather play than work, but doesn ' t. Sc ' n.or Play. 33; G. R.. ' 31. ' 32. ' 33: Modern Language Club. ' 32: Home Economics. ' 33; Chip Typist. ' 33: Greggeftes. ' 33: Senior Execu- tive Committee. ' 33: Blue Janes. ' 32 ; Glee Club. ■3 0. L ' Rene Fehlber Pleasing to the eye, Blue Janes. ' 32: Nature Club. ' 32; Glee ' 31. ' 32. ' 33: Operetta. ' 31. ' 32. Elgin Fender A flaming youth with black wavy hair. Prom Server. ' 30: Hi Y. ' 30; Senior Play. ' 33. Nathan Ferman The grandest little fellow. Baseball. ' 32: Football, ' ii. Garnet Fischer She packs a punch for studies and athletics. G. A. A.. jO. j;. ' iJ. ;S: Basketball, ' 32. ' 33: Baseball. ' 30. ' 31, ' 32, ' 33: G. R.. ' 30. ' 31. 32. ' 33. KENNETH Fischer He never walks home alone. Science Club. ' 30. ' 3 1. 32. ' 3 3: Glee Club. ' 31: Modern Language Club. ' 31: Miss Cherry Blossom. ' 32. Eighteen • •

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Seniors 19 3 3 MAPLE LEAVES Mark Boyer He ' s been around. Foolball. ' 32. 3!: Basketball. Ji; Hi Y. j , 32, 33: Orchestra, ' 30, ' 31, 32. Leile Bretschneider Oh! Where does thy ability end? G. R., ' 31. ' 32: Home Economics. ' 33: A Cappella. ' 33: Chip. ' 32, ' 33: Glee Club, 32, M. Elizabeth Briscoe Silent are the wise. Prom Server. ' 31: G. A. A.. ' 30. ' 31. ' 32. 33: G. R.. ' 31. ' 32. ' 33: Home Economics. ' 32. ' 33: Clec Club. ' 30. ' 3!. Harry Brooker Quantity that reveals quality. Hi Y. ' 30, ' 31. ' 32, ' 33, Eileen Brown The gods have willed thee laughter. Senior Play, ' 33: Creggettes. ' 33: G. R.. ' 31. George Canda Your quiet and admirable ways will clear the path for you. GJcc Club. 31. ' 32: Hi Y. ' 31. Joe Canda Beware of the girls that you tease. Hi Y. ' 31. ' 32. ' 33, Clec Club, ' 31: Operetta, ' 3 0. Adelaide Carlon Up and ready for fun. Glee Club. ' 30. ' 31. ' 32: Operetta. ' 31: G. R-. 31. ' 33. ' 32: Nature Club. ' 32: Home Economics. Vilma Chettle So little said, but so much done. G. A. A.. ' 30. ' 31. ' 32: G. R.. ' 31: Creggettes. ' 33: Baseball. ' 31. ' 32. Dale Clover such thing as Oh! That there were censorship. Chess Club. ' 30. 31: Hi Y. ' 30. ' 31. ' 32, ' 33: Secretary Junior Class, ' 32: Science Club. ' 33: Chip Staff. ' 32. ' 33: Stamp Club. ' 33: Prom Server. ' 31: Modern Language Club. ' 32: An- nual. ' 33. Fred Collins Life is too short to strive so very hard, Hi Y. ' 30. -31. •32: Prom Server, ' i . Elvine Czarnowski A true spirit lights the path ahead. Entered as a Junior. G. R.. ' 33; Home Eco- nomics. ' 33: Nature Club. ' 3 2. W ' Seventeen

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Seniors 19 3 3 MAPLE LEAVES Harry Flackmeier The girls arc cra-azy over him. Chip Editor. ' 32, ' 33. Circulation Manager. ' 31. Business Manager. ' 30: Student Cabinet. ' 30: Debate. ' 31. ' 32: Glee Club. ' 30: Junior Class President. ' 32: Hi Y. ' 31. ' 32: Maple Leaves. ' 30: Senior Executive Committee. ' 33: Prom Server. ' 31. GENEVIEVE Ford Ah. ah. thy ways are bewitching. Glee Club. ' 30: G. R.. ' 3 1: Blue Janes. ' 32: Home Economics. ' 33: Greggeltes. ' 33. Oscar Frick A shoclting fellow. Ann Marie Gaffney Modest in her glory, Blue Janes. ' 32: Jerry. ' 31: Glee Club. ' 31. Leslie Gordon I ' ll have the world for my playground. Glee Club. ' 30: Track. ' 30. Edward Greber Those that are most worthy, are those who prove worth. Hi Y. ' 31. ' 32. ' i!; Chip. ' 31: Annual. ' 32. Editor-in-Chief. ' 33: Band. ' 32. ' 33: Orchestra. ' 32: Pcom Server. ' 31: Sophomore Class Presi- dent. ' 3 1: Debate, ' 31: All State Orchestra. ' 32: County Band, ' 32, ' 33. Charles Greenman You can make the funniest noises. Ticketselter at Basketball. Track, and Baseball. ■32. Ray Grosswiler A gentleman of finest endeavor. BasebaU. ' 31. ' 3 2 : Basketball. ' 32: Modern Language Club. ' 32. John Gusoskey I seem to thrive on trouble. Ruth Hardy Nature sings her song through lovely ladies. Glee Club. ' 30. ' 31: G. R.. ' 32. ' 3 3 : Home Economics. ' 33: Prom Server, ' 31: Maid of Honor to Prom Queen. ' 33: Operetta. ' 30. ' 31. Dale Harlan Few words, but many thoughts. ' Dorothy Hebermehl Her business is to smile (nice husky smiles). G. R.. ' 31. 32. ' 33: Senior Executive Com- mittee. ' 33: G. A. A.. ' 30. ' 31: Modern Lan- guage Club. ' 32: Home Economics. ' 33: Greg- gettes. ' 33: Chip Typist. ' 33: Blue Janes. ' 32: Glee Club. ' 30. ' 31: Jerry. ' 31. — i a Nineteen