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

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Teacher and student come in intimate contact during a most difficult period of the youth's adjustment to life. A teacher may influence a student as no one else might, The faculty not only teaches facts and ideas, but forms the personalities and characters and lives of the students. H RBlRl llNlxl Stumt l l IIABI Ill l RANlxl N r Couxi ll Hu 1 Imllzsh lXl X l Rllli L Hum Q 3' C N 1 , JIXNIXIINI Htluxxx K S utr 4 A RL lll HLL lil S C nnmnrtzal Subjects s 6- ANNA NlAl' No1.I.Nl-It Fmlllsh 'l Vl RAFLR Ypumsh x Rl llNll Phusuul I clutulmn Dt ll -X NICRLI S latin H XROI D J RA TH Illwsitul Igdututmn I ruth Cuath Hrxlorl-I and liuszmss Prutlxtt way, X W 0 tt .hr..s.f'1 -is 4 Thlmm 15. 2,1155 V4.1 'f ff:-l-li 'lf 4: FM' -Q25 ,mix fir? 41:11. 5-2 5.123 55:5 ,F riff 51953 RT rw-i fm? 1 ,. .mag ia xiii' .V :Nl-'gf' :ya gl .f?:f.?,, 2' -r. . 35 7:57 xl 1 l 2 Jai' '51 fi' ' 4 A- ... -. 7 'f -I, r ' ,cgi -x K-Qi., A, -.':.,z---P ,pf ' 1 -7. ' s v 1 15? rl! -. f 13 Ulf. f ,ta , X 1 ' e W 4 4 1. ell , x r, if ' A ,f I 1' I QR 14 t N Y r Q,-srl -,5 '0- Ji'

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