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

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V Lf t J X IKJJX, lf ft V1 f 1 To MARTHA G. DANA who through many years of loyal service has made a place for herself in the hearts of the entire student body and faculty we respectfully dedicate this vol- ume of Maple Leaves. By her high standard of education she has helped the student to think for himself, and by her sympathetic understanding and personal interest she has aided him in adjusting himself to the problems of high school. Five

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PITRESENTATICDINI This twelfth edition of Maple Leaves is offered as a lastinq record'-a record in Words and pictures -ot the activities of the student body. As the many days spent in Maplewood High School have acted as an introduction to the lite of the World and have prepared us tor it in various curricular activities, it is hoped that this book will bring back pleasant memories of these days in the years to come. 1 1 1 1 ' 4 ,3 Four ii 53394 it zu i

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MAPLEWOOD SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL The objectives of high school education have been summed up under the seven cardinal principles: health, command of the fundamental processes, citizenship, vocation, leisure, worthy home membership, ethical character. Maplewood High School tries to realize these objectives through its pro- gram ot studies and its varied activities. This year Maplewood High School has maintained a high standard of work in all departments: the enrollment has increased about thirteen per cent since last year, the football team was outstanding, the annual school exhibit was the best on record, the senior play and operetta stand out, the intramural program ot athletics for boys and girls was espe- cially goody the Chip has ranked very high among school newspapers: and the school morale has remained good throughout the year. 1 1 Y 1