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

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lDJlEDllCATllON Because of her sincere friendship, her Willingness to accept responsibility, and her unfailing cooperation and pa- tience with the floundering young math- ematician, the student body of Maple- Wood High School rates Miss Rounseville an ideal friend and teacher. To her in recognition of these quali- ties the 1937 Maple Leaves is dedicated. MABEL M. ROUNSEVILLE ZW ,f f 1 l X, 'P

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Q O N 'lf llf N T The Schooll Administration Classes Athletics Activities ! La 4.1 S '-?mi?'5:2s?1sf'f:f'wzwzfeieiff-Y -f i- , sims , PRESENTATION To serve as a permanent record of the individuals- students, teachers, adminis- trators-of the Maplewood High School, secondary school for pupils of the cities of Richmond Heights and Maplewood, Missouri, is the purpose of this volume, the fourteenth edition of the high school annual. It is the result of an attempt to por- tray, simply but completely, all phases of student activ- ity: extra-curricular p r o - jects, social and recreational pursuits, athletic competi- tion, both intramural and in- terscholastic. In completing its Work the staff presents this history of the year as the Maple Leaves of 1936-37.

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ADMINISTRATION G. E. DILLE Superintendent of Schools G. W. VOSSBRINK Assistant Principal six jl At the head of our school system, composed of six elementary schools, a senior high school, and a junior high school of the cities of Rich- mond Heights and Maplewood, is Mr. G. E. Dille who for six years has resolutely carried out the policies of the board. Under his guidance the entire district has coordination. The sincerity, faithfulness, and efliciency with which he serves is deeply admired and was recently rewarded by his reappointment for another three-year term. E. R, ADAMS Principal of Senior High School Serving as another cog in the efficiency wheel of careful ad- ministration, Mr. Vossbrink has effectively executed the duties of assistant principal as well as teacher of social science. 937 As guide and leader of teachers and students alike, Mr. Adams ade- quately filling the office of principal, strives to show the way to many worth- while goals, adjusting and solving the problems that appear during a school year in the constantly changing aspects of school life.