Maplewood Richmond Heights High School - Maple Leaves Yearbook (Maplewood, MO)
- Class of 1939
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W Qf ARTHUR MARTIN LUCYANNE PURDON Co-Editors HARRY SCOTT ASSOCIBTG Edltor KATHRYN HESSE Lnterary Edltor JAMES LAUBER Art Edltor LAWRENCE PECK Buslness Manager GEORGE FINGER Clrculahon Manager ADMINISTRATION FACULTY CLASSES SENIORS SPORTS ACTIVITIES FEATURES ADVERTISING -My 'Q ADMINISTRATION intenclent partment G E DILLE Mr. G. E. the State, A f Teachers' , , We are proud and fortunate to have as Super- of the Maplewood-Richmond Heights Schools, Dille. Well and favorably known throughout he was this year elected president of the De- ot Superintendents of the Missouri State Association and heads of the East Central Dis- trict of the National Forensic League. E R ADAMS Mr E Ft Adams and Mr George Vossbrink principal and as sistant principal respe tively ot our high school and supervisors of the W P A Iunior College give unstintingly of their time knowledge and experience to these two student bodies That they are always ready to meet individual needs as well as administration problems is the highest trlbute we can pay them VOSSBRINK 51,111 MAPLE LEAVES try. . . . . , ' . . . F, . . I. - - - I I 1 . . A c ADMINISTRATION XLR C IONLS R T ILBQON M A HAVERFIELD Presldon He 1 n secretary IUNIOR COLLEGE ESTABLISHED One ot the outstand1ng acccmphshm nts of the admrnlstratlon rn the school year 193839 was the establlshment of a Federal Works Progress Ad mrnrstratlon Freshman College Thxs college ooened 1n September to students of St Lou1s and the Fcunty One handrej and thrrty hve were enrolled the hrst semester and one hundred and twenty tour the second Erght teachers besrdes a lrbrarran and secretary were employed by the W P A and approved by the Un1vers1ty ot Mrssoun Mr Adams and Mr Vossbrlnk acted as suoervrsors A regular ftrst year college course was offered and fmal exam1nat1ons were gtven by the stat unrverslty Credrt was granted by that 1I'1SI1lL1IlOI'1 The school day lasted from 4 to 9 P M Although many students had regular employment attendar ce was good Besrdes the usual classroom work tho students organlzed many extra currlcular GCIIVIIIQS These mctuded a student C OllHC1l a scrence club and a basketball team as well as many socxal a IIVIIIG P05 L F WOOLSTON A C POHLE G DOERBAUIA Treasurer 1 9 3 Nme lx W , X ' A ,. -F V V, , , ... .. 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O, .- A?'f?i'JF 'Bw T. . GEORGE, D fVON.lI.? EA.LLI . ' ' fr ' T '. -1 A Eff? Ll. EITTNEF1 f.ffLf,E?'f PTVQITQ-Q'3 L'OF,F..lf:'f'?' EOF.OY.f.l.T1 .W :ZA-.-V v,f'.,..v..'1 .,,,x,-vAN f?,lAf' EQ'f'5 J 4 D XL n AN ERIN4 ARL I-'RITE OBERT FU .J .JDIE GARNHOLZ WAR! GILLI JELYN GOLLE' DONALD GPO ALLEN GUNN XIIRGINIA I-AAU DEN I-IAMILTOIN ALBERIA HAVME EDWIN HARDT I ARIAN HARKINS IEAN HARMAN I-IARLOTTE I-IAYZLETT ILLIAM FELL JEGE FRANK HENLEY MARINA HICICS FAI HILLE IUNE I-IILLIAR BRYCE HJTCI-IISON BETTY HYLAND MARTHA MAF IACKSON RICHARD IONES IANE KAUFMANN IUDREV KENNEDY SIJIRLEY KOEEKE LOIS KREHER or-'IRLEY Y'1OI'E IJLIE KUIHINHEIVNI IAMES LAUBER 'XIORMA LINION ' 'ILDRED LOC4NOf LLER VEL LONG VAY PRA LONIGSTRE IA GENE Va INIVS VIRGINIA IIACKEY IERRY MAN EARRING Twervy one .'..-LIA!ff ,,-.?:.CK :'f :'K bf:-'-: ...,ir...., O:'....L.. Lili LTL' ',1 T muy Luv.. J...N .Jl ..w.i ELWAEETH ZETLIAR F ., r -,,,,,. .- DA-L IJ. ,AJ f.fA?G'JZ.,!fE IIIIHA... -. ,, -,., ,M- ,ANL .:LL.SJ.. 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E T f, 3 . , O .L .E , 'f'Ef 'Z V - , V 5 V. ,, .. .'ETT A . V. V. V-C V f V VA A AA A .T .. E . :V V VV' .. O- ., .V VVI,-V QL QA- h V V BEARER' SCOTT Flfl' SMITH .VV F . V .V.,..,.. .J L . E L2 TT . , - 1 T ':4N'T 'l F ','A2 ' HF, FTSE 'If .l.I.E'iQF.'f 'fEiOF.'.'.'EGE'fJ ELQEF. 'f?iOF.'.'.'E'S?'TI O' r. E Q FDI-I 4 WHERE! DOFO FEA JP' L l I-.BEL l' LK ON Nfl. VXI A ZKLN rg lol ANN E fi N V if-NI DU rl ZEiGl. D r-'Elflw ZE?OVl I-Y ORGL ZURHEIDE Iust as we get used to you Up you go and leave us Now s the time to say adieu In spite of our regrets to Off to Jobs or on to school Real work is before you Slnce We step in To attempt to till your shoes Our heads may grow a little too So give us cast oft hats and Enough brass to carry us through Now you're freshmen once again In humble habit you must do. Our time has Come. Run alongy this place is ours. So long, Old Timers! 1 9 3 9 Twenty-Ihre PK Ny ends 11114 1 V ws o co ll now lrom all 1l1a1 was we re Jec V1 o 1 o studled ard louol 1 oeen arolroe and sad fc vo danced and we v wved 1 l1 1 lllll we have hadl XXZlll'l saddened l'1GdIlb bm le11 n n1 en Porhaos 1l1e1e Q one whose des111a1 on ls lo oe leader o1 a worl 1 1de V1 11o1 And 1l1e1e may be one o1 whonc poo1 m11ll smq VVl1o knows wl1a1 1wen1y1vc yoa1s ml lonnq? Olo1ames and fnernoue he d so do 1 XV1 l make ll.: sao when we ea c hue 11 f nce dam wo .nlcill a1 ew Xvllll worlds 1o co 1cg11or Pd 1a lx 1c ci 1 X lN Di f1l2T'llSG 1 l11f 1 'MEI lC,,l'lQ A ex: 1 gle 1 wog B 1 , 1 , 1. 3 f' f. 1V 1 X11 ' . C e ec . 115- 11 X .e'elc e 1. ' ' c if t 1 V1fe'll read our new lines in 1he plays second scene. 'cle ' 1 .ixrlj , is 4 Y ,Q .. , 1 ' 3 l N f Q l f 7 PE - Q P M - fy Xara QA ,- ' V K3 1 3 SENIOR EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE There will be a senior executive meeting at 3 o'cloclc. With this an- nouncement, the president, Lawrence Peck, calls his group before him. As the meeting begins, the vice-president, Dolores Pritchett, talks over the quality of a recently purchased senior ring with secretary Barbara Davis while the treasurer, Arthur Martin, tries wearily to balance the senior class budget. Members of the committee, Pearl Boggs, Iackie Davis, Lois Burke, George Bishop, George Finger, and Douglas LeBesche are discussing the problems ot graduation with their sponsor, Mr. Vossbrink. This body, the nucleus of senior activities, decides on the senior ring, the arrangements for the senior dance, special programs, and graduation de- tails. Also, any difficulties within the senior class are quickly referred to this committee which capably regulates school lite from a student perspective. naw. MAPLE LEAVES -F, ' X Engel, Ecggs, l. favgs, A. Martin P::'il.c!t, Pc-ck, E. fans, Burke, I. Martin l.eResche, Bfsliop. ' .3 Y .Q V HX fw f .LLP r li LJ ' C QSIP lfasxn 4 11 P LEONAFD LLEIN S1 f If g 1 a ml 'Isl Q d AFD ANDBE a Jffl'lfI'1 fI'l UNH llon es Glee Club O, Q Q A otball 3 A Cap, a CURRINE BAILE' t uw r las-:et Wa Baske na 1 fa V' c RV H BAILEY Sweet karrnon 1 ,yella 1 uotta x G ee u O 4 u ROBERT BABNEC Tall an and temf otball J 4 S an1 lx Clu' 3 ac e DORY .J BELL New .es en. ol o' rs. f.e1. Koshkfnnow Hugh, Kffshkonon., Mo. 45 u.. xx Councll 15 Volleyball 35 Tlack . LORRAINE BILLMAN TI ere is a lu'l in my ll e. G. A. A. 5 5 . .. .5 , 45 g, 2, 3, : Ogicxe 15 Gxeqqltes 45 Hockey 45 Diamant: Gu. 45 Annual 4? Stage Door 4. VWHN BLOOD I like a sophis lcated laNy, Fuotball 25 Tenms 3, 45 Basketball 3, 45 Buy Giee Club 5 Chlp 4. PEARL BOGGS Ycu couldnf be Cuicr. Pep Club 1, 2, 35 Hickey l5 Basketball 15 Plant Pr:- Cessxon 35 Chzp 3, 45 G, R, 45 Annual 45 Atchely 45 Gzegqltes 45 Sz. Exec. Com. RUTH BOPDELON Pardon my Southern accent Enibzed lrcrn Sacred Heart Hgh Sched, flew Orleans. LQ. 45 Glrls' Giee Club 45 Basizctrtall 4, ANDREW BOSCH Handy Andy. Twenty-seven 9 75 JCOFGIA BFEI A TENSTEIN crxeertul lztie earful. G. A. A. l. heer Leader clleyball l, 4' Tenrus Z, 3: Cabinet 4 Peg Club I Pics 3. 4 C 2, 3, 47 OYCli. l, 2: Basketball 1 Q, 3. 4: 2, 3, 4: Hoclzcy l, Z, 3, 4: Baseball l, 2, V ' l. Z, 3, 4. '.VlLI.IAl,f BRETSCHNEIDEF He accepts every resjxcnsllilllfy. Band ba.. Mgr, 4. li.-XRRY BRITT he aqesl A man for t Track 2, 3, 4 CELESTE Blithe ' Football 2, 4: Toxch 3, 4: 'M Club 4. BBOVVN and deborlair. 2, 3, 4: B Basketball 2: Fzztball llgz. 4 B fy G. R. 1, 2: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4- Volleyball l, 2: O1 3 4 P r Pep Club 2, 3, 4: Operetta 2, 3: Hockey 2, , Attendant 3: G. A, A. 3, 4: Gzegqltes 4- Annua Dramatic Gu1ld 4. NORNA BROWN Gracmus and qreat IH all site uc., Chtp 3 4 Greqqltes Sec BOB BROWN Beau Brumrnel Brown easV P 2 Baske 'VI Clu AN BUCHTEB Put your heart ln a sonq l.OlS BURKE Our leadmq lady a octb 4 Tcx sketball l 2 H ckey A Cappella Glrls Glee Club l Ororetta 7 P Club 2 3 G A A 3 Prom Attenoar1t3 Dxamatl Gu ld 4 Annual 4 Stage Door 4 S Exec Com Prom Com 3 Three One Act Plays 4 M J K C, Dog Show 3 PHYLLIS CHABNOCK One in a m1ll1on s etball 1 2 3 H k y I 3 4 Volleyb A T M1 3 Tre 4 Pep Cu 4 Ore tta Z 3 Swm' runj 7 Prom Attendant Prom Com 3 Greaqrtes Pr s 4 Dramatlc Gu ld V .stage Dear 4 Annual 4 Vlla DUCWOSH9 Dog Sho v 3 KENT COMAN LIVIHQ every day c n Y e IRGINIA CONROY Consclentlous and true R E COX Su ess lS men O ICH Al-BAYA D V Q renm atsalca n C en C C ur co Q k Cass 4 A't ual s 3 Twee rcAt uoqc a, IAOUE 'NP Bl IS F wc tyelc k I V .' ' . Nurs -'. 4 ' . I - , 4. Cl: .,: ttbll2:Faall2,3,: 'linkin 3, 4: b 3, 4. 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E I-l:r,ri:L Bfazr: 3 'fr-11' f CFL.: 3 Three Cm Plays 3- Annual -2 Sr. x CCH. 11a::.ai.g Glgli -4 Q Q K ,DEL fO'f 1- an C- G DOINWVANI a s VIPGIL DO NNING 1 me Bui C P n I1 Boomngt n L. b J ftnall 7 Ba eba A Club MARIAN DYER Calm and serene I-, J MARIE EI-ILL Undlsturbed Non Ardeery Iburnamen 3 DONALD ESSEN I-Ie keeps them guessm, To cw 4 IESQE EARRAR A sober man am I GEORGE FINGER A three star 'nan A e a Q f-ua 2 Ch ss Team 4 Ra C uh 3 Annu I E ec fn 4 Ton: MILTON PINK I vomd 511 ancl mmk F11 ROSEMARY FLORENCE Tneres Pcsemary ats for remembrance xx xr .f 3 Oyere a RA ELUE SCH QV' S OIQU '1 H f P, Cxubq APT EORSYTI1 Gen'Ie-men arent SlSS'6S hseall-'IGI A1 HTACK34 L 1 1 Twenty nxne TXELEA D!-.TIS 7:3 ar- a 'i:,arn :eine Tue. '1 A. A. 17 Hzfey L' Easletell 1' '3:e'g'5.:es 4. rv, TV- U. ..-U I Yami my :':': hgsmess. 2 -4 .HIIIIE DISANA It '.'.'1Il he hard t: repl 3, her. Ogereita l, 3' 3 R. 3, -4 'lzezfgxes 4. A 'NES K . Shes httle bit cf In G. A. A. I, Q Pc-I 2.45 L- J. . E' G:eQ 5.ies 4. Ius f:aII f. Jlniex-fd from Iiiumn. qi . H1111 Schsol, I . ' 0, III. 35 Lain C'.I1 1, Zp HB' Bfskf f .: II 23 ', IZ. C. ' Qi. P32 CIUE 1, 2. I ' A 1 '. F' ' Cai. ll 2, 35 Oper' , 37 e . 3, 7 dao 'I ' 5 .. 'a' 4' H1-Y -1gSr. X. . CO.. , h 3, 4. 1 -ggmes 4. W Peg C' 1: 3' 72.15 On--'I C111 C, - .. tt 2. VE.. ' 'I' 'I 1 Exa 3: 7' Ce. EORGE FRINK ea I1 Y 4 JA . N FUNK e se a ls a lr l AROI.l FUNKE who has learned o o ey Wlll knov how cmmand awd a no l a a 'i MILDRED GAD So rare A Cali nt ' 4 ey ke tbnl 3 Ease wa ol I-yball l :eu-Ma I7 G f r- gf Q-alum K, xoxr e uk, 3 Q C MARIAN GARLICH Happmess IS a great oower for qoocl u cg t Trea VERA C-ERLACH A loyal fnend Pep Club reqq o DARWIN GLAESE A man who dehvers Br'd4 MARY ANN GOLDZIER She burns the ITl1dI'llQl'1l o1l ntered hom Central Hlqh Washxnqton D C 4 Ba L b 1 Volleyball 1 Swm mmq 3 Llfe Savmq Sr. ool Paper 3 Ch p 4 G R 4 Basketball 4 CHARLES GRADY Calzforma here I come' Football 1 3 4 Tra Ba ket a Club 4 3 Chlp 3 IACK GREGG lsket a iasket he ihrew another basket k bx v M Cu DOROTHY GRIEBEL N nchalawt C kmq Clue 4 lOl N GR1EBEI. You re an dd smoo 19 Q C. a oe u Ole a, o a Lu CA' GPIQCOM Alvfnurr vans A-.NNI A CULLEV' IS ING ll CY l S a An do G .. . l :ire To: much. F. ffl ' H -ts '.-zatih upon Cx' ,ns. 1 A A J He '. '. 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NAD 1' l1ENIENW'AY nlel nho me Mary cxcy 1 3 4 Ba lfez a Vo Q ball L seo ll 1 3 O, 5 a 3 G Pe Clu 'xual 4 rnaw- Gu ii 4 if Door 4 Evan KAV HESSU Jna' rave you qot that qels me? A P Cacm 3 4 Pep Club 9 Operetta l 3 Prom Anendant V SF S,f-ak ng Cl o ual3 4 G R 4 Dmnu C Ju d 4 Three no 5,2 4 ta oo MARY LEE HICKEY Soplilstrated lady Ce Club 7 3 G R .7 PG Can 7 Prom Attond nt Pr nu jurnj or FERA DINE HOFFMAN Her Lan' IS her crovxnmq gory E ke-tounl Baseoall 3 4 P p ou 3 Glrls ulf' A Ca, ,Je HELENE HOFFM AN Sne moves a qoddess and swe looks a queen lee Club 2 3 4 .1 G appoll 3 4 Lum tr' Gul S oqe Joor 4 AnnL xl 4 PLL Us FOFFMAN Lrox LJ cs ere DOROTl IY HOLLO N ELL V u lxendall Pd L s,aN f u HQ NR'l'nU7i POLLRAH IS all 'or qla ness HOLL. no know 04-I 12 3 43. M57 1 4 Spark Cu v , w 4 V' , L . 1 Thmy one 'THAFLES . v 1:55 up 'L 1:31. Zfffffrl. HAlfff.f'QNTf3EE A Ccrnpl.rn,nf 'C art 5.7.1-:vii 31:51, Ql-ffg:'Y,.L'f Q- f.ir.'ir.'g Q- 21.51.73 ,ML .- 5Q1f:Y.I.'I. 2.41 Q- Az' T.-1: 4 :f g'5.te? 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PL-3. .Ll 3 l, 2- I:3::.:z.: G-uid 47 'Sti 'Q Door 4. Yfflili ' 'A . . 'Sl . LZQCK l 2 3, 4- Bays' Gif-' flub l, 4- Club 2, 3 47 A Cappella 4. OTTG 'F' l o ' . g-1, , , - 177.-zu l'f..L' .., L, - . , .fl l E: 3- Y.fAP.Y AIJF' HOFVATH JIE-5Q.'iS 41. ' l1'L':'1Q : x1'f'Kr H,-1...... ,,x.f11X. .. Lwe and .-earn. G- 5- 5- if G. R- l, 2, 3' S115 Glf-f' Club I 2, Qgf-141151 7, 3' Clg fv P'-gi Clhh 2, 3, 4: If1ar:.a1.c Gm -1' fwfr' , ,IM -3, LO F .., CLE.. Dark Leayy. ff - ..Af ,A QP. ' 1 4. pf, Q,-,D .. O,ff.,..3 1 .. f',1..' f-1,5 .., J, I .1.. .., ,, IH.,-1. .., ,f ..., 1 nw. LAJD I-UT H SON! .cur xs C1 l a 1s Jfrs I 1 G Fl Q I1 1 am flfwnr mn r 1 1 Club 4 f YHNE ,AIV LQ A 51m exteuor IS a s11en' rprommendaizon R C HA? JEY IOBE Qs' 'aucward al out Commq for vard E 1 e 61 from Pocahontas h Q 1 Pocahoma 1 C1ecke1C,ufr 2 Tak3 I PURICE IOHANCEN C11ck mat mans here aqam ch 1 nd I aj c Clu 3 he Cu s JILLIAM IOIHNSON Gcnf- lu! not 'orfgdten .'-1QL1O'NI 1ONES QUA9 ln appearanre 1T'1 m0'1ve unknown Baikptiall 1 Txeu C C A Ca, DOROTHY ION ES Da 4 eyps C 'mf' KILIY r I C , 4 C V E I C I 1 He' ,'.' Y T119 I - . Tiara Mqz, ft: H.-Y fl, 4. FUTI 13. Sri. its 11 1, gl ' 1 ' ' 1d. Pug P: 115 75 Fwy, Cllr! A, 33 G. R. 3, 4, Art , , Tix., y Y f 'P G. 1, 17 'hip 4. I' . lg 1 ' '. . rt: f '1 E, 5, Ill., 35 Ba:eba'11,2,3g I 'I . 1, ,jf 1 TT '. vi . C C Or , ,Ba 1,2,3,4g .111 h2, gC,sSI 2, 3, Puls. 45 L2r13 of SCIDHCQ 45 Chm 4. W '1 j nv W- Y Q A 1 A 1 ' ' , .' . 'C' . 1 5 'k 1, 2- hess lub 3, 45 ': 5415 4. Enrkeikdl 1- Ogr-tc-7... f- P--5 flllff T, 3: G R. 4' An' 1.1.1, -1, P-CSFLTAT' fi . F!IllllI12 IIISEI fqrrls. 'Z R . 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NJ gan JJ L1 I X1 G a srue :ms Q Jo Ieylsa A G I' L VOENIGKFAI EP C T1 Dm 1 ay :Gam II I LINE I-'G IH ffl: am hnart 'wt PI HAPIJ KOPP II a new '11 I1 IJ 1 GL Stoqr D401 4 !ADGAP T KRAUSI-IA AR I qc my 'mnd on mus1C 111 ee Club I S 4 Ie Clef G Op A , ,J 3 Tre s uw 3 Se IUNE KREBS A woman of few words A G1 f3e0Cub34ACap Lela4 BILL IKULSTEIJEYER IS fuends Call Ium Kuesty B S Gee CIub3 I'I1Y3 Ima 4 CHARLYNE KKI-IL By s1mpIy Ioolunq rely 14155 I qnt a1onq all 1'1qI1t E e1Pd from WeIl'itf1 HQII 2 P hal Gu1 4 EAI EARA LANE Am few- any more at home I1Ice vou'9 A Hoc my I Easlcet Q B A all G1 F-e CI1. xom endant 3 4 Annu raw at C Gu Id -4 aql ou JARY LANE er v1vaC1'y reI1eves e dulness 0' OIIIQYS A as Ieyball 1 Hockey I B Q G C ee Cub .f Pep Club 2 Prom Com 3 'T R 4 Annual 1 u I 4 'age 31 CA. OLKIN ANG SMG Imufvs work IS the essfln e of a I.r1,ht future L C 1.2 :OEF-f A LENNERTDON ,xp Pyss Fan Wm ' 0 5 I nfs' ra Thur, three ?P '.IIf. KIIDGO E,i..'g::'.::i is 3.15 ,:iuia'1:n. fffefefi ff::g. Faire: Sthzzl, ffen-.' Cieais, La. 1, Ar.r.3e. 3 4. IIJIIE KISSEIHGFST I I1ke iz I., 3:3511 Ggrf- uf L' G H 2 ff.-T 4 GAEGIHIY K1.I.IGEI'3 I-Iidf VQIT. Wiih 1'I . Eeskysell I, 2, ' I' 'Il I, 2, G. A. . I, 2- Izls' Glee Club I, 2, 3' G. PI. 3, 4' Gpefetie 3- Per Club 4, Zip 4. PUSSHLL I4 1 .. ,I I 'Jie ar.. ot hu 1 to fi ', tc d . . , fs d If. '. .1 . 'CII IC il I..-'ls , 1.I. G11 'gqzies 4. f-V 1 G . . - I '1't A I 'q. . Golf I, I., 3, N:a:1c1t.c .Id 4, I'I1'Y 4' f f . I1 ., .IE . G GI , 2, Pre. 3, , Treb' I, xrls' I'1.o 2, 3, 4: eretta 2, 3, Caxfella 2, , as. 4, R3 11 .. , 4, G. R. 3, C. 4. 8 G. . A. If G. R. 1, 2' 'IIS' JI . I , , - 1 I . I . IH I H. . . ,I OY ' I 7 - , 'I' JS. , nt . . . Ig . , , .use '1 I, G. A, A. I, I11511:.a11:t Id , G. . A, I, ki 5 ' bfl I, aswb If IIS' GI. 'L 2, P AI! ', G. R. , al 4, I, .. . 1' , SI 5 IJ ': 4. ' '. ' th I 1 3. A. . I, B' ketsall I, Vo'I ' , , ase- b'II I, Lrls' 1. I f, ', ' g , 7 L. . , 4' '.1a2'.at.: G Ld - S. Dc' 4. 'Y ' T V Og :ew 2, 3: T'1ch 3, 4. ZOUGLAS LQEESOHE '.','?.L keeps his head keeps suifess. 'nw p-CQ 1 1. pw-+. 1 f 1 1 ,.-.,- N, , .,..,-.. , . ., -1 . , . .-:sung 4 ,.Iz, 3, If Utica. : P. 4 Ci.: 4. PUTH LIFE I Icve T:-9 I11tIe jsys cf life. .. .. , ,, Eefeza.. I- Basics-Ina.. I, Grs ss A ALFRZD LOffIiI.fOEI.I.ER '.'.':.at :harm he sigcws in fnc1I:aII ?I:':.0s, , hm' luI' , . VIRGINIA LOESCI E ve uk y ur dlspasmcn 'I ke, I I FAYMOND LONG Pap, mess I1IIs my Iwart Fntm cl 11 C- u 1 rhoo C1 1 1 r1Ls4 RadOC,x1I1 Iv VIRGINIA LONG The Iong and II Q shox of 1 TVAIQ I 4 IW- 3 Yr IP O IP ANI-ITTE LOUVIEP Jhai Iaxry 'ale dld you step from? C,ubI G glles-'I CI,1I TOM LUEESKI The earm IS young and so am I vothall Q 4 a I aI II DJPOTI-IY LURIZ rfechon m noise Baske1baII I '7 Pe, Cum 2 3 O 2 C' R KEN LIJTZ Blofxs I rough Ife I1ke a Lreeze I 4 Tre III qet a om: II L u LATONIX5 AFLEI? G Q as Ke- ! C YIVSS GN' 'NJ GI L B k I' I II 4 ' C I 3 4 .Avi . Q Q , . K - ILC Baskeflhnl' I, T' Peg CQIII. .i, i. ,. f- fxox Igasb iq I IqI1 S. I, I. I.f1Iu:f, Mn I 'ln-'gg I 7 I 'I T -Inn. 4. . ' I. ' I 'I. Ba5'I:eII I: VCYI yImII Ip Ich. I ..p Gxoqj If , X9 - - v . . . Pep 'I ' req' ' .32 ' An:1uaI4 I'c G, 5 B :wh I 4, M CI1.J 4. Pe ' ' A ' . , .,g W I ' , 7 52-retta 2, 37 J, x v , ' 1 I Foo baII 1, 2, 3, 7 Ck 1, 2, 3 4: as INC Cluk, Q, 3, 45 H.-Y 4. RAYMOND LUTZ ' I 4. LIN :fs C11 Q 3 -Q' Ra im- CI IJ 3, 4. cc' QQIS. Pvg, Cub I, 7, -'Ig G, R I Q l, 41' -'.1.: G+- I:.:s' itmhl - H ,.-k,-.y Q. IIJPIEI. .JANLEL Ps'1'-nv and 3-safe f 5 f 'Y A A I '21-75.1--5 -S. IIf'.'.'IIL IX.lN'.'.'1'XEFIII'Q' Im a s': uf: I.:-rf, rays'-li. I:.1-:fj:i.:2. f.E'f Ii.5E. . .-f'!,Y Aust ma rn MAR N 1 mg V D P GR n'A'4r Q LJ 'I C v 6 Bea ,I rams and hreedmq R r es bl IAN ELLEN MARX Swe makes her dreams ome A H cke 4 Baskethall l ball 3 Ra e e F e1eQeaxnq Cto Ia V' f.bnet4 Ita IAYNL M OORVIE wersx y IS my motto ered I 'n Harlem Hgh S ho I Rockt ci 7 Orr ke a I Football A Eani V HONOR MCDERBY I-ler name IIIS her O R O Ea fha Pa kettall 2 ub 3 A C ul LAIPE MCGINNESS Ltte IS snort and so am I Ente ed irom Rosat1Ka1n Htqh Sch cl I Pep Club 3 Rand Drum Na or 3 4 Volleyball I BILL MEIER Nhen you play play hard Eootuall 3 MARIE MEYER Pretty face and charmtno manner DORIS MILLER Ready for fun H ckey 1 t' NBER MIDDLETON He NOIIIGS not he hurr1es not Fo tball 2 Baseball 3 4 Basketbalt 4 Ch1, 3 4 IE NEI. MITCHELL Demure but unafra1d Pxom Com 3 Annual 4 'nr 4 EARL MOESER fvha' IS II about these red 196ClS9 Came a ulub 2 3 4 Span sh Cl 'D 3 4 Bowl nq 4 IJNE MOONEY She mod stly Ind s If arms Thlrty hve ISHN M 'ESQ Eoin 'o sfri' -, tfain and not surrenti-er. Ea-e:-ll 3, 4: Ch.: E 4- fl Club 44 'fzroh 4- lie Skaixg Slab 4. I'. 'fOE . TI Its the Ittle th' s 'hat Count Class ., lr Maw: at Er. lense I' Pep CILLJ 2, 3- Clas Sec. 2, E: . . E, 4' Opereffa ZA Pict It-enua .1 3 Glrls' Gle- Cin' 4: A Cappella 4: A.nual 4: Torch 4 Sr. Exe . Oomq Sp cial Mad, Ilxior Pram 4. LaVEt':NE IJIARTINDELL G. .. 3, 4: G egqzt 4: Tori 4. E 1 C - true. G. .A.I,2,3,4: 0 yl,2,3,: .o .2 3, 4, Volley 1, 2, A .., s-ba.l l, 2, 3: Og-:-Ita I. V' S, op 'I 'I 1: 37 Pe-gl C Ii 3' Toxrh 3, 4' 1 R 3' Ct- 1 7 Chg 4: Arnrl 4, 'f' 'E .CO D , 'z ' . Ent ro. I I . C of or ,Ill. .7 .h. lo Ea: tb li : fp ' 2, 3, . P. 4. J. . 1: peretta 1, 35 AI 2, J s . , 5 Peg Cl , 4: Chtgl 4: rt 'l A 4. fs L, . ETX!-.Lf MYERS ' 5, L...,,,Q ,.a,:,. E2 TQAGEL Tut an Qrzmary ':,xj.', We 1 ' ' 1- 1 A Q- 1 1 1.3 5 , . 2.1 Clxgzi f' ENE NULSEN CSTV? us your mirth! EOBERT ODAI 'rg ul.. lff-911 are ruff 1:1-Qasigrgzi Ly infitefs. Earp l, Q 5 DOB O DONNELL 1 4- El,Y HIS lfmsmess IS lus own IEANE OSTER AG S es hom l r a1.1r,osr1 , 111 f lf lUNE PARKER Of domq for omers sle YIFVCI mes b 2 H C S2 R JTH PAHSON S A do 11 nower Ore etta '1 CI SPPGL 'xq C1101 3 h 1 G H CNublI'19T4 nd 1n OCata4 LAVVRENCE PECK Swmqmq m the Com rd l 4 Font 0 eretta A Cl111 0 5 Gmc Club 3 Pro 1 Cor 3 Q, es 4 A 'mal E135 511 TC Cmld 4 Pu M Nl'iGlNlA LEE PEE Z Lxvmf, m a ,rea L13 way R C 1. 1 4 ,1 Olee LES E POLE1 1E C arfjue xx1t1 Her 'R 1 l JQTOPE: 1 Low nnfss A Q ,J 5 O59 GPV 1 11 namn Bar h' , U :1 '1 . PL' Cl '1 I. 3, -1 G R. 4' G1 jq1-S Pep Glu , 3: 3 l:,y 3. ,r 2,vgV-so ., '11 I 5 3, 5 Ba 1 L. 1 hu: . Ba. , 2, 3, Pxos. ' -ball 2, 1 pv ', 3 B y ' ' - 5 rt 11. 7 H.-Y 3, Fxes. 4 P1 . 7.n. lAgz.4'lT1'1a1 1 Scar b. gn. 4. 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'z 4 P1 .f-. 1 F fl 1 - -Z J, lt ' F3 11. 1'. 1 1 . :..:'.1', '., .: -Z l': :'. ,1.-- 1. -1 c: J J Q if J Ql'cx K 4 e, 1 EL Y RINILHAD ua lous lanly lg., 4 Annum 4 'DU lb FOEEFTS fe need mmf llfe ff J Gee Club l OBER1 ROGERQ A good humor man and l au: 2 x me On At Pay cm Q u c. IBOIVNUL nOTAN .15 bonnle wee lassxe l Glee Cub ' Creqg e GEORGE ROlHGEBEP I l1lce a llfe of darmq HhI.EN nO NLAN Are you develvlnq us vlth your qulet manner? eoal 1 P b G Q o CHARLES RUHLINC Modest men are toes 5. Glce Club 1 2 Q a O 0 n 4 Ba eball 3 NOwMA RUNGE l 11'1 tlme xts real u G 3 H lull OG LEON SCF AFFNER l-us reclpes make 'us Stem, Club 1 arnat a 0 E CFWIU ares a far away l ok 1n ou 'ICPARD SCHMTD ot tall but next er was Na oleon 5 t U etee 4 Tlurty seven .':::.L zus ni un:E:s'rus1'.'e. ?.5.':'I.fCNC FICE ?-5'IhlYl'-Q :nu-Jeri. 'fzagfz 3. RUTH FICE O11 ...mt bc' nal. Eiskethall 1, 2. 3, 45 Vzlleybill 1 2, E- Bee .fll l, 2, 35 E-Izcley E, 5 P 't Cl' 5 Z, E5 G. A. A, 3, 4, RTT G ..T V ' 3' .C . Pep C ' V 35 Zzematz 354.3 -.5 7 . l . , . HV' t . Y., . , ' 5 . G.:l:' l 1 ' . A B 5 Tr 5 3: Cl., 35 Tl: t- e- Q l L5 35 LZ' eip G :ll 47 Sturge Loci 4. , V- n Gif . l ,5 v it 5 4, Bas ' 'l 5 35 ep Clu 3, 4: 1 tjlxtes 4, . xl boy ' ., ., 35 A Caglp ll 2, 35 p lotta 2, 35 EQ d 5 5 . . G. R. 2, 35 Pep Cl 'Z 2 35 CPEZEIIC 2, 7 C.1p 37 A Ceppelz' 5 Gills' '31 e Club 4. V Y, l A . ' ' l tory, XQN 5 jf .. :C Guid 4' St ge D3 : 4. EIl.l.l Sxfll llml' T21-,' A Q ' y r eye, ., , A M .. OH . . N , h gt Q . '23FCTEi'r' SCESFICK 'fig re a neural. F. 1 Cabbrlzf Q T: .jr-, Y P.h4 nliaskffsil 1-, . Ass. . ,. -. 7 ...s ,,... ., - - ...f .. .1 A ' '3 '- rv-VM, ' 'J 1. . Hg f .. ': ,, . 41, y-if-LCD? 'J A1 ,Q ,Wa 1 . 1. V, Cyhat -1 PC ' P At 4 . . - -, 1 I -..W L, s.-. -7 .-::x - ...':'.:1f 2 GKQQTJCE , iff L S flTYI-Z Fran: his spark '.-:111 kurst 5 mzgipty flame. Baseball 4- H.-Y 4- All Club 4. 1AMES SCOTT Everyi:f:dy's frlcnd. H.-Y 3, 4. RALPH SHUGERT Feelxn' mtqhty flue. 173383611 1 2, 4: Boys' Glue Club 1, 3, -4- Opezetta 2, 37 Txack 37 Chip 3, 47 Hz-Y 4: A Cdyfgie-lla 4. BETTY SILENCE S11enCe is preclous. Per Cub 2 Grs Glffe C,1.1D 2 Syansh Cub MARY LOU SLOVENSKY We are 10000 for you Mary eq, Gs 4 GRACE SMA' LWOOD sweet s ranger 1-'need fro Clayton 4 Pepoez 3 Skattnq Club C1 V 4 ELEANOR SMITH And the qo1d of hor half and the b1ue of her eye are tne nqht of the Western sky Pep Club 3 Sec 4 G t Glo C1u Z '3 Hoclcey n Basketbetl 4 Annal 4 PA1 SNECKNFQ e11 hked we11 known 3 G1 e C1u ROGE3 SNYDER A Lusy chap alas for q1r1s he Larcs net a mo an 1 3 Basr.o1ba1l 2 3 4 1'ootba1 t-O U CEOMWIERS For a frxend t ere lS no para11e1 HOHAS S031-:Noi-.N IBVC 16- WO YNY I v' JJY1 f G fa I, JD T-'V EP:-TENS elmclra may AA Li' U IVG ' E .7 1 1 ' - - ' 7 J 1 '1 3. 1 Y ' 4, . G: :wt ' . . Lv 'T 5 , i I ITL 7 , s 7 37 11' . , 2, , . 7 1x s' C b -7 ' V-' : . B'ys .e b 2. 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Tifrtl - 1332 A L rr J-1 I 5 S'1'11F SU 5 A -4 Baz FJ EAPBAF A T1-IOL A m G OSQ F' F0 F061 d STHKCS DDC- Ul'f' fd 0 1, u O AA3 Sa'1shC F1 4 Annua 1UNE TIFFANY me late 11155 111'an A fc, V1L1s r1OEVRT NALL dkes he 11'1 111s smfl QAM WALQ11 H15 W11 1S keen asketba Bar C 4 me P G eq, tes V P 4 VVA1.1EF' WALSH Grea 1 the hero WIIQ wms a nemo 3 s es 4 .1 Ba b HELEN WAMSGANZ Dark brown eyes are danqerous thmqs keIba11 1 7 G1I1S G1eo C1ub' 2 '1' o Capre a 2 3 or Q raxrat C Gu ld 4 Ch A'mua1 4 C e 1A RLES VASHINGTON you e related to G or 503 APGARET JATTE-41 Stars 1n ber eyes Qssetb 1 1 aseka he V 1ey a P Cue s 'WL Oyeete Geex, C c- 1 AFIAF WEBER Je sre 1S ann so ras r ved 1ersf R N31-MA 'EBLR L1 1e sam 1ut mg '1 done Pe C111 2 G1eq,'f'2 .gcc 4 Flrty mne 1 vig? Q-'yy-.-gn fl: :Ze k::'.-rs ?.:'.'.' I'T.'.li'El le knix-.'s. 1211: 'lee C142 4. ..f.l.F1E STQCKEICK A m-1'ie:'s-hlush, tie apple ef our eye. FCJEEFT STFCU: EIS endeavzfs ar- of 'ie fi .551 1.1.5 2 ' QZM S'.'. 5'NI With . 1J 11 song. 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Pig C1111 2' G. . 47 Ggls' '31ee Cluh 4. , , ., F. 1 . vi HARRY WEBSTER Your smrle has such a sunny flavor Baseball 3 4 Greqqxtes 4 HARRY WEISS Harq sorrow lets be merry ch I 2 DeMAY WHITE Im pushm so the world wlll go around Football 2 3 4 SVenqal1 3 Track 3 4 Chess Club 3 Radlo Club Tre s 3 4 Dramat1c Gund 4 HIY 4 REUBEN WILLIAMS Lullaby m rhythm Debate Club l Boys Glee Club I 2 3 4 Operetta 2 3 A Cappella 2 3 Pres 4 Chlp 3 Annual 3 4 HIY V P 4 Male Ouartet 4 Chcer Leader 4 DEI Pl-IINE WILSON lll take my Oeth A 2 3 Hocke 1 2 Ba ketballl 2 Vo e ball 1 2 Baseball 1 Pep Club A Chxp 4 KEN WILSON Laughter 15 the essence of hte MAUD YONKER A quxet 1oy ered from Soldan 4 Spam n Club 4 MARIE ZAHNOW Modest ln her glory Cmp 3 BETTE ZERMAN Happy qo Bette' Pep Club l 2 Rostrum 2 Chlp LEONA ZURHEIDE What w1ll she play next? Orch 1 2 3 Band 3 4 Pep Club Greqqttes STUART IOHNSTOIN You must have been a beautllul baby nnrsl 2 Golil 2 3 4 Chess C b Torch 3 Pres 4 Chmp Asst Ed1tor 3 Edxtor 4 H1Y 4 EORGE BISHOP Any Ialr ladys dream Football 3 4 HIY 4 Sr Exec Com 4 ARTHUR MARTIN A qo qetter Rostrum l 2 3 4 Maq c Club l Boys Glee Club 2 3 Track 2 A Cappella 3 Operetta 3 Chxp 3 Annual 3 Edttor 4 Class rreas 4 Sr Exec Com 4 Forty Or . , , 3. 1: I I I 6, , : V ' I : '- . I I .V : . : ' I I I , 2 -I 3 G. , A. I. . I Y . 1 S , 1 ll y- Chip 45 Annual 4. Ent : . . : : ' 3. . , , 5 , 5 35 4. ' Y Te , : , .E . 1 lu 2, 35 , G C1 1l .: TJ Lu PN 'I CHAGH 7 ,I 'I H! PCIIALL BLAND 151 m IS tnouq 11 A spcfc' N IUII Lb Q J JOR S BURCH Hao, mess IS my IJUISJI LPN BURKA T a ff pf anf s1tuf1'1or1 BEDNIC FARNEY 'She Ian that Lxtm somG1111'1'j1 1 ez e 1111 Pom 4,1 VLAND CONCANNON Our qay Lotharlo 11 11 J Hat' If 3 1 ra, 0 IA K LOOK 111.1 I OOK I 591.1 Hd VP LE N COONQ .4 QUIE' woman f mvsta 1 C ewcc 3 4 .Jon E 3 SUR? T C ass 1' and 1 1as1f1 fx' re are P 'f' 'jCUL'2 Scam:-2 Q f ,ff Lheo LU' 4 Cos PILSHC-111 3 CTW 3 LJ' 4 1O1CP 3 4 K AT1-'RYN DOOF BG6J'lfUl and far from d m 1 Ccullpn-ce:J1 34HQky4GR 4 -4. 1.4: 3 4 Q an U1 C -1 T-2 S 3 AI Cub 4 Forty one .'lfllF?.H1, 15.l.l.'flI .51 :jizz stream. :f '::n'en'r:e:', 313:22 C145 I 4' Cie-L: Clxh 2' P.g':g::. . flifljlf .l.f:l2:fP.:'JfI fine 12 my Lands. Eff IQ E.L,XLEl1' ','.'irT.i-3 are pert '. 'l '.-Jgrren '.-:Lf ill: . 3. I-1 .51 I Q, 3, 4- Eisiball 1 Q, -2' lfagkiifxxll 1, Q' '.':..Gy'bell 1. 2- Hcukyf 1' 3.1.5 'iles 213: L' Pei. CAL Q' '.', P. E, 4' 21156-I Leader L, 2' Pzzrrl Cixi.. 3: Rgl bzrx Ecfzzer 3' A112451 3: G. H. 3, 4- Chgl 4' AM C1'V 4' CJ,Elii1i Z, 3- Class Seaetazy 4, VDHN EE ,f A Ce. 'L of 'lie Qld 52.131, 'Berman Club ..: Trad: Mgr. 3- Efl:kf?3.4l1 3: C335 '. r E- Camera Clara E: Czxess Cluz, 4- E51-.'l1r1'3 4. I 1 :J 1 1 'N fc ' 1 , HK ' ,'l1. Fgf-:wc Club 1, 3, '. P. 4: Gfz:z.'1r1 lQ1'1b P: Riljl 1 CPI-ss Cl' 3: T: cl-1 3, 4: M Cl' in 3: BLwl.r1'g 4: TZNTH 4. F ll . nz' 1 - 1 1, G. R. 1: Pop Club 1. G . , H Tim rn st, 3 ' 1 ' .' . 4 Roztzllm 1, Z: H1-Y 3, 4. 1. E V . 1 '1 A 1 ' ,P .. E11 1 d ir: 1 L1x'Gl1 3: Peg: Club 3. ROD. . 0151. 1' Ba d I, 2, ': 'lby Club P L-. f': H1-Y ,4: CI 4. Phitcg ',h.1 4. ,. . K1 lllS skill 15 lil lllii ':mrl1z11q'1gsl.Lg.. Vff W3 NNE C ' I an gr tjvl for S 1 ll lJlC.S51!TQ5, KA'..1 E ' . fl f l A ,. 1 V .A ,l . L-3.13 :f MC. 1 '- , - C' '1:1'g Clulp V. P. 3. WILBUR DOYLE lf hte were a basketball he would be dictator Basketball oo ball 2 asc all C ub 3 4 ACK DROEGE A real smrle qoes a long way Entered from C B C 3 Footballl 3 4 Basketba RUTH FISCHER Colleen of the lauqhmq eyes Lens of Sclence 4 RICHARD HEILBRON A man of many parts IS he enqalr l V P C s ub ostrum L1brar1a'1 2 Sec 3 4 Cmp 3 4 Torch 3 RICHARD IRVINE Every days a hollday A Cappella 3 4 Boys Glee Club 3 4 Dramatxc Guxld HAROLD IECKEL A mlqhty Iran IS he F otball l 2 3 4 EDWARD KRAFT Hearts flutter when he croons Spanrsh Club 2 Boys Glee Club 3 4 Dramatrc Guild 4 Art Club 3 HORACE LUCKEY Work IS a dlsease why s1cken7 Rostrum 3 Chess Club 3 Class Sec 3 Track 3 BETTY MARIKOS Well ponsed m weal or woe Class Treas l Home Econ Club 3 MERLE MOORE The quretude of contemplatron Scrence C ub Pres l 3 4 Chess Club 2 Rostrum 2 Glrls Glee Club 3 4 A Cappella 3 EITA MAE MORELOCK Naturally mce IMOGENE MOSLEY A wee wmsome mard H BOB MLGINNIS An asset to the rlst Nvrestlmq 4 RUTH MCKEE Lute IS a song and dance Forty two 1 2, 3, 4: F t , 45 B b 3, 4: M l , , I . . . p , , 5 ll l, 4. S'V ' , . . 2: hes Cl 2, 3, 45 R l , . , 7 A , 5 , 4. Class V. P. F17 Football 2, 3, 4: Chip 35 Class' Sec, 3: 3, 4. l ' I V 0 1 1 I - 3, 7 I, 4. ' I . : : . 1 , 4. ' l . , , 5 1 ' , 35 G. .3. l l . HAROLD MURRAY Glve me a bOOK to real tbal 3 a a TOM PAENP S505 Pollten ss IS a vu ue VIRGINIA SANAZARO Home IS the best rla e I. ns of KCILH e 3 NILLIAM SCHNEIDER To sleep perchance to dream Baseball 2 EQTI-IER THIRSTRUP Let thme occupahons be tree Ene ed from Webster I reqqltes LXUDREY WHITWOFMH Placid as a pastoral PGIIIIIYIQ G R 3 IOSEPI-'INE 'WILLIS I take what comes Wllh a smlle Pep Club 2 Forty three , , K Foo' l. 7 A C ppell 3. . n ' e ' ' f . Entered ircrrt Mcifznley 3. e L - c . I s 1 r . ' 7 G ' 4- '7 F ty-f M APLE L EAVE S Ph ynis Ch arnock Ahnual Queen SENIOR DANCE April the fifteenth marked an exciting date in the annals of the Senior Class and incidentally the rest of the s hool for it was the date of the annual senior prom. Phyllis Charnock who will reign as queen for the forthcoming year was resplendent in her wnite net dress. Marian Williams retiring queen crowned Phyllis with a beautifil tiara of flowers. Lawrence Peck President of the Senior Class announceo rnemoers of the retinue as they approached the throne. Unusually popular with the crowd were the flower girl lo Ann maid of honor Alberta Wenrli the Sophomore maid and Earline Mueller the Freshman maid completed the court scene. Surrounded by blue and white decorations Art Kruths orchestra made the evening one long to be remembered. T Lane, and the crown bearer, Keith Hornelcer. Emily O'Loughlin, the Iunior 1 9 3 9 Portyfive SENIOR PLAY lr1 Number 2 grease parntl Where s the powder? Have a pm? Where s my l1pst1ck'? These phrases rang out from the dressrng rooms as the cast of Growlng Pams made last mmute preparatrons before the curta1n Went up for the presentatron of the Semor Class Play of l939 Under the d1rect1on of Mr Dubry the cast gave one of the best perform ances of the year George and Terry teen age son and daughter ot Professor and Mrs Mclntyre kept therr parents 1n a state of contrnual bewllderment and gave the audrence one laugh after another wrth therr adolescent hrst loves Prudence Darlmg the oblect ol George s affectrons and Terry s Jealousy was the frckle young mlss who had all of the boys bewrtched These wrth the ard of an excellent supportmg cast gave a performance Whrch the Senrors were Justlflably proud to present to the school ano rts frlends Cast RLUBEIN. WHLIANIS LOIS BURKE UARGPRIT WATTERS ROBERT ROFERS Grorqc Mclntyrc Terry Mclnty Mr lntyrc Pro e ur Wlclnxn Soyhxe LOIS 'TAN HUNTER BARBARA THOMAS HELEv 'HAMSGANZ 'ACK HEAHER l GTO J Mrs Patter on Elsre Pat Cr O Traffmc Oli cer Dutch LAVJRENCE PECK Brtan RICHARD KOPP Omar TLOJ SCHAFFNER Ha CLAUDE HUTCHINSOT Pete HAROLD FUNKE Prude DORIS BURCH Patty LQVERYN HUNICKE lune BETTY RINEHART HELENL HOFFMAN Vrvnr RUTH BORIJELON N ram Productron LJCYANINE PURDOJ HARRY BRITT BILL MLIER F RLANAN5 DLL PIZLO Prope y a age-1 HELPNL HOFFMAN Promy NARY ANN GOLDZIER Pu ntr AMES LAUBER Stage Manager Stage Car ertry Busrn l an r- MAPLE LEAVES 11 , 11 11 1 11 11 . 11 . , A . , . , 11 1 . 1 11 - . 11 , . 11 . . . . 1 ' . , ' - 1 l . . , 1 . 1 , 1 1 - 1 1 , .. 1 . . . , . . L - K, ' Mrs. I 4 .. . I fsrf . : ' 11 ' 1 ., : , , ,Y, T ,Q tl s n ,,,,,,,, Y Y, , I' 1 . H- 1 1 1 . Y Y,,,,,,, Y ,,,,,,, , .1 . l I nco ,,,, , lx: , HW, ,, ' -K . Y Y,, ,,,,,,, ,, ,, T , . , , A A Y Y YYY YYY Y YY Y A l I . 'Q ess -A ager nw E 'R' . T T :Z M n I E T .' :ter Y Y . . - ,Y ., v , v , 1 . . 1 Q 1. . ,o f ' ' l,X I 7 . . .A Q .., ' x 1 f I' X , ,. I '13, tjvsxx CLASS WILL Mary Lou A drrdge rg t erne'nc r te r brrds Georgra Brertenstern her p ularrty and pleas 'rg p Is na rty o Mary ee Catlett Buth Bordelon a long lrne or ad'nrrers ty O L r gn r Norma Brown xtraord nary tfprng abrrrtf Mabel V! Barbara Davrs actrng seldon equaled ne Jer ex e led to W' nr Lane Mary Ann Goldzrer an unbeaten combrnatr nr ot beaut, and charm Ioyce Weber Margaret Kraushaar a long to be remenr to Dorothea 'Whrte lane Ellen Marx her scholastrc Marx t s rnot at to Huge e Dapron Dolores Prrtchett leadershrp rn sports to Helen Zerovrch Bette Zerman her vrvacrous sprrrts Helen Mart n lohn Blood debonarr manner and broken hearts to D1 k Beard Harry Brrtt grit of gab to loe Brordon L E Cox vacancy as poet laureate to Drcrc Herloron Donald Essen spare room rn hrs Aust n to Bob Strllman George Frnger top post on chess team to Bon Echols Charles Grady physrque to Leonard W'rrght lack Gregg hoops for W Doyle to skrrt Stuart Iohnson shoes for next Chrp edrtor to trrl to Herbert Curry Brchard Kopp hrs frddlestrclcs to Paul Bean Doug LeBesche pleasrng personalrty and remarkable versatrlrty Freddre Cornell Kenneth Lutz baclc numbers of Esqurre to Gene Mclnnrs Iohn Marsh colorful sweaters to Drclc Anderson Arthur Martrn polrsh rn hrs speech to Irmmy Ienlcrns Lawrence Peck dutres ot trrst man ot hrs class to next years senror presrdent Bobert Rogers Demosthenes left a memory Bo gers leaves an echo' Boger Snyder Leafs captarn y ot basketball qurnt t along wrth A quret srnrle to Butch Doyle Arthur Vtferle hrs Werle dervrshrng on the dance floor to Bob Wolf Harold Wenzlrck the supercharger CVD on hrs Ford and dashrng manner to Howard Brrtton Beuben Wrllrams ten twrnklrng tapprng toes to Ioe Mono Glenn Burkart prowess rn wrestlrng rrng Iaclc Page Kay Door swrmmrng beauty to Glory Peci Iosephrne Wrllrs gay carelessness and ready s nrle o Mar e Bulls We the class of '49 leave these thrngs o those who are to folrow s wrth the strpulatron only that they be put to the use we found for them Srgned thrs frrst day of Iune l939 Class ot l939 1939 F ,H l ' A - A So I 3 Bc ..,. ' e lac By to Cl.r1sz1ne EQlrson's A ' ' f op . ' n 1. eco lr f fr L , - ' ' r ' f to Emrl oaf ln. c r f- e r. r ' ' - to . ' Q r rlkinson. V I 'Cr G A7 l LQ -f . - 3 f c .bered 'force - . ' ,. f ' c l o fe L ,nc . Alyce Bay f her train ot queenships f A to Earltne Mueller. as A ' ' ' ra . r . --A ' c 'c A. . , . , 4, ' ' i , ' I 77 A I 4 ' 4 rr -f - A ' 4 ' V - to , ' - ' ' c . . A e . I ' ' C ' ' ' , ' ' , ' - r lo. if ' ' ' f f to ,. - r r ' ' ' -H ' I ' t r lc . , 'c , ' ' t ' ' u rw l Yl Ni. Il, LIYI vw' X, , OC olcer ' FOOTBALL Clinching the co-championship of the Big Four, suburban football league, in their final game, the Blue and White tide finished a season of surprises and upsets with the excellent record of six games won and three lost. A heavy, fastfcharging line coupled with a smooth, if somewhat inexperienced, baclcfield was responsible for the Leafs success. Great things had been expected of the 38 eleven and in most cases the team came through- but defeat at the hands of Cleveland U. City and C. B. C. srnashed all hopes for a perfe t season. The losses were probably caused by a lack of precision. Schedule Opt be Octobe Ortober Nova mr r Novel les N avr rr ROM :SHOP VHERRY s Y P BRATT URPUY VIS HER LOCHMOELLFR WA'l'zlG P NAGEI LFRLQCHV J rde L O N I Lettermen lfli, X Lf Vv J VJO lO XIG ART Hfxlw LRICJC LAMP LR l MONOLO LUTZ l NACEL lx IUBI SK ltl NLI Y ji-W MAPLE LEAVES t A o 1 1 1 f 1 Y A V I A L. f, Cr C L r ' 1 rv d l Q' 'C K to a cvfc1 ' o -r 7 fit u'.1::.gr.t Lft-i lc-woczl QI. 2 ,V 14 'x'v'fE:11te1 Q3 Ma, lewocd 13 I ll Cay f C351 .a . 7 l i vlriwocd Q 5 V fi C. E C, 29 lvfagflt- 'J sod 2 ': 1 4 liurlxzzfgton, I ' a D Mug lr- nod lf it ,lx ll U:llvi'1f:.ty C ly L Nlfxyflcb od f 2 .lolz f.-1 Ifi1:r.':zi'iy L Mag lrfwoii .to E5 fi! . I .,' C SR xv- . 1 Y , , Cf-I DE. X I' PLAN' N f. H f- . .C W .. T. 1 ' . flIllSf.Y . .. , t. . . . l A s . A , , , ' Reser' e Lt-:tex 5761, A - . 'Eff Q- . , A- 9 x J V ' - I I I E 1: f.f..'Z Et' :.'1..'Q:. i- l' '.'.' .' l..:l'5, E 3: S 13' 2. flag-l C.1,,a:.s:. :Tl 1 :iii I.. 3' 'r1, I5 ': .2 - :W FI'.Q'Cf'.I Czaig' L fiittfi, '..'.ri.1.:.::.1.1. l-. ' if 1 ., E. 3 F. 1, Ei fl 1 :-. E- -iv: , .:::,: V: E' ' 1 f.'H i I' Ei B FOOTBALL Once again, the future varsity teanis owe a vote of thanks to Coach Bath. ln his N338 B football squad, he developed many players who will be out- standinq varsity rnaterial for the ne:-cz few years. Bob Cwronq wayl Reed, Whitey Bauer, Gerald Farrar, Harry Vilhitworzh, and Harold Gracey are only a few of these prospects. The record of four qannes won and two lost, while not so qood as that of some other recent B tearns, shows thar the lunior Leafs played winning foot- ball. The irriportant acconiplishrnent of the season, however, was the def veloprnent of a nurnber of excellent prospects to help fill created on the varsity by graduation. OO H QTVBTZ A-RPAZR 'ITH FHA i PCN LARi TF tT!IA I l lic V RUR 1,1 Schedule Wah 1' Letternien ' HLAJ COR LL Wil. Y Llp 'NBA E! VO L WFQP HITWORTH HDVI R STP IV l ICI-fAl the eiqht vacancies lcoci, BL. 1939 Fif If one A BASKETBALL A team known for rts expert balrhandlrng and trghtrng sprrrt thrs was the reputatron of the Q8 39 Blue and Whrte baslcetball squad Although the record of nrne vrctorres and seven defeats rs by no means exceptronal rt rs no mdrcatron of the true merrt ot the team, whrch cannot be measured merely by games won or lost The team had few outstandrng stars but the abrlrty of such men as lack Gregg Roger Snyder Everett Sory Sam Vfalsh and Wrlbur Doyle should be mentroned Schedule December IU December 17 Ianuary lanuary arruary Irr uary lanuary January Iarruary February February February February February February GRECG fro cr, tl WALSH QORY NAGEL DOYLE HENLEY Maplewood Maplev ooo Map1e-wood Ma,l wood Maplcwcod MdplGWOOG Maplewood Nar ewood Naflewooo Mal le ood 11 H cwooo N ,, ewood Maylewocd Vlarlewood Ma, ewood Lettermen Madrson Yrrkv ood a e C llorrr an 15 r 'eau Unrversr y W eb tcr C,a,e G Clayton Madrson ebster Krrlcwo Clayton t llc Un ers We lkto r ELOOQ whiz RRY SKYDFR I L rtj N OIF WI' rJ1CO1!Ll E1 ARD rrtt x Reserve Letter 3 g y 1, Cnr e Q d c. r X olf MAPLE LEAVES 1 1 1 1 ' . X i' 14 . rv -1 . 1 i ' f , . I 1 I 1 . 1 9 8 . J ' 28 , J ffl ' 6 20 C rr ,Lia a 1 ffl 1U 'Q e 17 x r 1 ' 121 I ' 13 4 1 15 ' 1 Crty 15: 1 1 ' 20 27 ' ' s - 34 . 21 r 19 7 'U rxarcimru lib 27 . pl 28 ITL 28 1 ' 29 1 ' 17 ' 3 r 3 W 19 W 1? ' 4 r abil ' 19 ' od 17 IU .ra 1 ' 22 ' lt, 1 11 f ' 28 S. C axles 2211 17 r X 16 rv ity Qty Q13 1 4 21 '31 10 11 r f.-1 February 24 Marlewood 15 Normandy Ff- . . ' . cl- 'a 1 , V A , , , , - . , . . - , A , I l , - Row 1: Greco, 13: Ie, C. yder, V-761511 Henley, Row E: tf1c1.n-der, Eea: , Flav.:r, Sexy, Elzcd, 1.51. Louglar. Rf.-.' 3: Iezrt-fi, Mldllreror, Carter, 'V-'.dd.c:7t,:e, 'J . R'-1 V., An mexperrenced but frghtrng B basketball squad f seven games won and four lost The Learn was made of green rnaterral and was a lrttle slow rn gettrng started 'B BASKETBALL comprled a record up almost entrrely but be-cause of the d l gent work of Coa h Rath the boys came through rn almost all of therr late CGGSOD QGITIGS Howard Sanders lanky center and Ed Watzrg guard who were the only veterans on the squad drd most of the scorrng but on the whole the teamwork was unusually good The overtrrne battle wrth U gatron returned vrctorrous was dame of the campargn 1 d 1 d 'Aa le :Jo d 'lar ewcod Maplewood 'Vlar ewood e food ewood Aa, ewood ewood HPR Sz-1 V Q 'FE E DAPRONI lOl-VXI GAFFl EY GLE'NV7OOD PARKER For war d Fo wa d Forward Forward Crty from whrch the Blue and Whrte aggre perhaps the best played and most excrtrng Schedule K rcfl 'nd No randy U :er y V t Clayton Webster Kr -:wood Clayto Cry Unver 'yCty 14 J Normandy JCI Lettermen FRA K RFC SVXIIK Bl' 1. P1NK1.EY ED W ATZIG HNRO' GRACEY Cen cr Guard Guard Guard Howl Cadenbach Oe'z Recsnk Parker Mr Rath Row 7 Tracey Sand s Gattrrey Watzq Pnlfley Da ron 1 9 Frfty three 1 1 1 A 1 1 ' Q lflfrrrlev oo 21 rr' ' 2 14 Llaglev oo 12 rrr r ' 18 . p ' 2 lb ng' sxt '1 26 T.'.',1 J 1? felis er 31 r 37 17 . rl ' 'J ' 20 T cl u- 14 'rl' 5 1.lar,1 15 n 13 frlaplewood 21 St. Charles 10 lrfagil IG 1 51. 1 lr' tuncl Mapl 26 12 1-10 , E fID-Ra , , TI -Ir ,, Hn, if r 'J K ' ,,,, , . 1 ' WW . -D ,NNN - 1 1 Y , . 3 9 - . SENIOR TRACK From the group of forty boys who responded to Coach Rath s ttrst call for candrdates for Senror Track was formed another of Maplewood R1chmond Hetqhts keen competttrve teams The Blue Devrls started the season w1th a vrctory over St Louls U Hrqh The features of thrs meet were the wrnnmq of the mrle by Tom Florence a Freshman 1n the excellent early season tlme of 5 l5 and the vrctory of Bryce Hutchrson rn the 200 yard low hurdles rn whrch he defeated Vmce Eberle one of the drstrrct s outstarmdlnq ttmber toppers Another early season meet was lost to the powerful Central team Wrth weather so cold that all events were run rn sweat clothes some rnterestmq COI'I1p9l1l1OI'1S resulted The mrle and 880 runs both won by Central proved to be the most thrtllmq events of the day for the M R H followers most of whom stayed to the last event tn splte of the Cllllllllfg cold Strong 1n the dlstance runs fleld events and 440 yard run Maplewood s mam problem was encountered 1n fmdmq good materral for the sprlnts Most rellable ln therr events were 100 220 dash s RICE MOESSMER WOLF 440 yard run FLAVIN HOLLRAH CARTER Hurdles BRITT HUTCHISON WOLF 880 ya d run SOMMERS SORY Mrle FLORENCE WHITE Pole Vault NAGEL STUECK Hrqh lump BRITT HUTCRISON BARNES Dtscus GRADY l.eRESCl-IE PHELAN GRILBEL Shot Put GRLEBLL LeRESCHE GRADY Row Ro nett G nh lz S euck Moe s e Vtn rc Pls Po lrah G elrel Row ath Carter Florer-cc Vw t n t all a B an Row Nagel Haushalter Bland P lc Petcrs Cox Barncs R ce Schuqert M h' n Row 4 dy I. Re sche C er utd S r , ' ' I : ' . . . 1 f I 1 , ff- Y, H H ', , amd rms QQQQBQQQQIQQCQffft. r BEARD, HENLEY, som I: b , ar c , 1' , s rn r, . 4, .elan, I l' ., rg .. .. A ' 2: Mr. R , , .,', 'ol K ezs, C ah n, Forsyth, e . 3: , ' . , , ar s, 4 , , . I , 1 ,, , e .a . : Gra , o -3 ' , Strand , Szry, Flav.n, lfsstn, H' '...:,c:t, Brttt, onrr.cz5. fmyfw, MAPLE LEAVES IUNIQR TRACK When you have seen the blue and White colors dash down the cinder path or hurtle through the air, you have probably observed among them some of those outstanding Iunior track men. Because of the large squad of 65 boys who remained on the lunior track roster throughout the season, the outlook is bright for the Blue and White tracksters for the next few years. Although many of the boys were inexperienced, the team, as a whole, came through in fine style. An early season victory over Central was one of the highlights of the past campaign. lt was through the efforts of the Iuniors that Maplewood won this combined Iunior-Senior conflict. Ed Watzig was perhaps the most outstanding member of the squad he excelled in the sprints the 440 the shot put the discus and the high Jump Other noteworthy performers were R Nagel B Reed and I Stertz Row E Meyer Adair Stetz Dtxican Le-Fraricos Hutchison Neuwoehner Barnes Row M Rath Moore Corvey Frahm Bosworth Gunn Reed Gooch ODonnei Iordon Row I Meyer Niles Gr ebel Twtcriell Mitchc Innes Gordon lvin Ylnqer R Nagel Nathe Dolan Bean Mgr Row Miller Oelze Seo Lennertson Weber Murphy Staff Crosby Luckey Watziq Hicks Clark Shirley 1 9 Fifty fivc I , I I , . . , . , . . 1: . , . . 1 , '. , . r , ., . . '. 22 I. , , , .i. A, , , . ' 'L , Andrrs, Finger. 3: . , i , i , 1 ' , -1, D. . , , r e, .1 , . , 41 , , fl. ' , , ' ' , , K , , , . 3 9 - .- , BASEBALL Sock' Pardon the dlsturbance but thats Just one of Foach Wagners dlamond men sendlng the old apple for a r1de Baseball has agam taken 1lS place on the sports calendar of the school be cause of the lnterest of an mcreaslngly large number of boys who 1ns1st on partlclpatmg 1n the natxonal sport Wlth the erght returntng lettermen Webster Dapron Marsh Badock Rudolf Deaver Doyle and W1smann he team should emerge from the shadow whtch has darkened Maplewoods baseball records and should WIH a malorlty of games The Lmeup Latch Flrst Base Second Base Thlrd Base MIDDLETON DOYLE Pltch RUDOLPH MARSH WVB'StER Short Qtop KELLY WISMANN BADOQK WIDDICONBE BAUFR DIEAVER GLAESE GREGG FRASER Left Fxeld HAUSMANN Center Fleld RUDOLPH OELZE Right Fle d DAPRON Row 1 Rudolf h Hausn arm Ke ly Fra er Vvebstc Row 2 Oelze Marsh G ae e Badock N dcxlet r Vx n B Row 3 Deavcr .Joy 0 Da n Nr Xvaqre V o f L WSI, MAPLE LEAVES . 1 , I . 1 11 . H . . 1 I 7 - 1 I I 1 1 I I . , 4 . Q ,. - Y, , . . -1 Yfgrf 7777 7 77 , 7 -fY- . , -7 - , 7777777 7 7 777 , ' ' 7 L 7777 7 7 7 7 E ,7 1 1 , 1 ., I , 5 , ' 41. : , . , I s , , .. ' c., lzsznarz , auez. : 4, l , pro , A . . 1, I l, 'S:e fg. WRESTLING l-2-3. The man's down, but the rating of the winner's team has corne up. Wrestling as a team sport was one ol the innovations ot the l938-39 school year but 1t ranks wlth the b t of them now Started by a ccmparattvely small group ot enthus1asts the club developed 1nterest raprdly and when the lrrst call for cand1dates was rssued at the close of football season more than twenty boys reported As 1t was therr l1fSl season l1ttre was expected of the grapplers They came through however wrth an early season v1ctory over Mdd1SOH and two second places at the State Tournament where the three Blue and Whtte representattves tled for thlrd place 1n the team competltron Coach Del PIZZO Wlll lose only one member of thls years squad through graduatlon Wlth such materlal as lack Page Ben and Bob Bosworth Iohn Kelly Tom Florence and George Peters he should develop some excellent teams ln the years to come 31 Rowl Florenc rarnassos Kelly Im erral B Bosworth McG1nms Peters Row 2 Schuge t P zzo Jones Bu lc rt , ' ' es . , . I A . . . r , . - - - - v I I I I I I . . . 4 ' 4 4 I I , , r O T 1 ' v ,- T tli, ' 5,25 V . P' -A : , e, , , rr ' , . , ' ', , z I , t , , r' a . 1 9 3 9 Flftyseven M CLUB Who are the big, brawny heroes that make feminine hearts beat faster at Maplewood? Who are the pranksters of the school? They are none other than the members of the M Club, Maplewood's honorary athletic organiza- tion. The chief function ot this club, which was organized in l934-35 and has been sponsored this year by Coaches Douglas and Rath, is to promote coopera- tion in sports and friendliness among the school athletes. To attain this, the club sponsors a Varsity-Faculty Basketball garne and a Football Dance annually. A banquet given for the Basketball team has been added this year to the activities of the club. Membership is open to all lettermen, and no initiation ceremony is re- quired. Row Britt Lutz Monolo Moessmer Badock Gregg Row Mr Douglas Nagel Narsn Sory Lockmoeller Fla Wddr orrbe Mr Wagner Row 4 Wrsmann Walsh Beard Grady L Re che Snyder Doyle Heney Wherry Filtyeiglrt 1: ' , , , , , 1 . 2: . , , r ' , , , , 1 C . , . . Row 3: Carter, Iekel, Grrebel, I-lollrah, Phelan, Hendricks, beskr, Dapron. : , , , , e s , ' , ' , l , . GIRLS' BASKETBALL Hats oft to the Girls' Basketball Tearn tor the honors it has brought to the school this year! Beginning with the interschool class team competition on the first all-school play day, the team went through a brilliant season clirnaxed by the victory over Webster with a score ot l9 to l8. lt was the first defeat for a Webster Varsity in six years. The results oi the individual class games were: Freshman l tied l list Soghornores 4 won l fost limicrs 2 won 2 list Seniors 3 win 3 lzs At the Kirkwood play day, two Maplewood forwards, Evelyn Goller and Ruth Applebee cornpeted in a speed goal shooting contest The Varsity line up was as follows fA9DS GUAPWS Dorot lf Sc X1 rc Jo s Prlt 1 t Icaptan EJ yn 'Boller GGOI,16 Breitens em Pt t't Aoplebee Mildred v!1SHGSK1 it Pay lean Eugg R P1 e Lynn alker Lo ame Borgmann Mary l-le enway Evelyn Goller and Alice Ray each with 74 points were the two top scoring iorwards R f 1 H ernan Oes' rle M Walker 1ohn Qha ,J Suat E tley Brolerick Bosch f ' e e Ke y B ady Fa 1 s Gra N e a k B ermecke Butler Surnmers B ue l' e Row c z a rua s ee e c Folle Buqq OLoughl1n a ncr Row' 4 ss M Chel ll lan Ray 5 hric rncif B tens e Mar! Pritchett Brown ech S 1 9 3 Fztty nme , 1 A' A . FORT' .. , .L lr h 'c' lore cl et I i D - el . 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BROWN Staff ARTHUR MARTIN I LUCYANNE PURDQN j HARRY scorr KATHRYN HEssE L E ox JAMES AURER MAUREEN icENfI1cK GEORGE FINGER LAWRENCE PEG' NORMA BRowN Contr butors MISS CROOK MILLER Editor Associate Ed tor Lterary Ld tor Poetry Art EQ tor Picture EG or circulation Manager Business Vlanager Typist Richard I-Ieilbron Iohn Marsh Douglas LeResche Dolores P tchett William I-Ie lwege Lois Burke Christire Ellison Mary Margaret Mol ca Ann ta Gu Ier Margaret Vrausliaar LaXe1 ie Marhndell lane Ellen Mary Mary Lane Baroara La Ie Mary I-Iemenway Iacke Davis Phylls Charnock Barbara Thomas Celeste Polett Richard Jones I-Ierbett Curry Elmer Wind .- uiIceGl Gb Pecfc A cn Q E a cuv N I ,Z E vi us Egg Kncc V5 eden CI i QIXIR MAPLE LEAVES ,. N E, . . W W, . . Co- s N ., . .,,, ,,,, . ,.,,,,..,,, 1 va I . . C , ,.. NW. . ,Ya.EEY . H YYY, WWE E NNN V 'v I. ,,,,,,. .,,,,,, .,,, I .. 4 ., .. . .. . . II yix , . , L ,,,., ,,,, ,,,,, l L 4 . I ' I, , , ra II , I , ' , I , li , I I , .E , I 2 ' , E ' '., , ' I . 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Bic.-.':., Fczsyth, Kxcrxe. c y- -Jo THE CHIP Prctures cuts cartoons features human rnterest stortes comments by staff members and frve brg columns full of school news These 1tems were prorntsed to subscr1bers as the annual campalgn for subscrrpttons to the CHIP off1c1al school newspaper got under way In splte of the fact that there were fewer buyers than were expected the CHIP remalned true to 1lS promtse Each lssue has contarned at least one or two plctures a cartoon and speclal features The larger f1ve column paper la 38 39 tnnovatronl seems to have proved that Journalrsm 1S 1n Maplewood Rtchmond Helghts Hlgh School to stay ln add1t1on to the regular task of publrshrng the paper the CHIP Staff sponsored a Halloween dance held candy sales after school and IH the sprmg sent several of 1ts lournalrsts to Columbla Mlssourl to p5Tl1C1p6l9 1n the state wrde contest Edrtorlal Staff Edltor rn Chtef Stuart Iohnston Assoctate Edxtors Doug I.eResche Herbert Curry Feature Edrtor Ma y Ann Goldzter Assoctate feature Edrtor Lzooy Detmar Qports Ed tor Iohn Marsh Gtrrs Sports Edrtor Dolores Prrtchett Exchange Edxtor Rosemary Kelly Departmental Edrtors Mrckey Gad lane Fllen Marx Wzlham Hellwege Ruth Parsons Laura Lea M l er Grace Smallwood Columnzsts Ken Lutz Bud Moes mer Dlck He lbron Iohn Blood Ioyce Weber Don Zalusky Photographer Rowland Concannon Reporters Dorothea Whrte Celeste Polette Mary Lou Aldrrdge Marte Rulfs Arthur Armstrong Itm Ienktns Glenn Burkart Charles Bush Ruth Frsher Dorothy Ktmger Maxtne Iames Iesse Parks Ioe Phtpps Alrce Ray Ralph Shugert Howard Shugert Iune Wade Art Martm Slorrley Frlbert Kath yn Zaluslfy Rosemary McIntyre Betty Sharp Lawrence Wtsmann Iohn Krato Elsre Basden Kathryn Heebner Marte Meyer Paul Thompson Mmldred Lochmoeller Wrllram Frrede wald Ben Harnrlton Bob Ray Harrzet LeResche Busmess Manager Bob Brown Faculty Advtser E E Seubert Row Row Row Row Row Row Gad Max Kopp Marsh Vv Kelly Iohnston Werle LeResche Goldzrer Prrtchett Peck Rults Runge M Fusch Gaston Boulware Brown Polette Gooch Eckl Frlbert R Kelly Stocks ck Web r Mrtchell Wrlson Lang Whrte Parsons Detmar Ienkms Manwarrmg Ray Gorman Mr Qeubert H Qhuqert Wmd Archrbald Hemenway B Fusch L Bush Schoenlaub Floto Wamsganz Srrallwood Bean Rrordon Armstrong Zalusky Farkas Elhot Parks C Bush Mtller Schwerdtmann Wade Krddoo Myers Grady Irvme R qhugert Wmkler Wxl on Mrddleton Forsyth Iohansen Hellwege Hellbron Lutz Concannon Moessme Curry Blood 1 9 3 9 Sixty three 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 , . 1 I I ' - 1 1 1 1 . . . 1 1 1 1 1 1 X I I , .1 . 1, ,a,,,,,,a,,,,,,,,,,, , r ' ., 1 l , ' . Typxsts H ,,,,,,,,,,,,, , , ,,,,,,, Norma Brown, Iewel Manwarring 5 1 3 1 1 1 1 1 P 1 4 C I I i r A , 1. g 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1' 1 r - 1 1 A 1 1 1 1 . l: 1 I 1 1 1 1 '1 ' 1 1 1 1 ' 1 . 1-5 1 1 1 - 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 3: 1 1 e1 1 1 1 1 1 '1 1 ' 1 4: . 1 . .. 1 1 -1 1 1 - 1 1 - 1 - 1 5: 1 1 - 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 A 1 1 6: , , o 1 ' 1 S 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 T1 1 - THE TORCH Othcers Presldent STU! RT IOHNSLON Vlce Presldent DOUGLAS LeRESCHE Se retary Thls year the members of the Torch those upper classmen who 1n the op1n1on of the faculty rank h1qh 1n scholarshlp leadershlp character and servlce have made their chapter ot the Honor Socrety a more actlve OfQ5I'11Zdl101'1 than 1t formerly has been Sponsored by Mlss Barkley the club has started the practlce ot havmq some soclal dCl1V1lY after the seml annual 1n1t1at1ve SGIVICGS For further entertamment the members as a group attended a performance of the Prmceton Trlanqle Club Play Once Over Llqhtly grven dunnq the Chnstmas season ln order to qlve the Freshmen a better 1dea of the meanmq and goals of Torch a part of the trad1t1onal mductlon ceremony was re enacted rn Freshmen as MARIORIE LANG sernbly Rowl Kelly Puroon Aldrxoqe IA Lana lohnston LeResche Pr tctct Maxx Row 2 Marlmdell C Lanq Gu er Gad M155 Barkley Goldzmer Gas on Ilaxtn Curry Row 3 VJ lsh Bland He bl LS 1 Bou warc ssen fnjcr 51X'YlOUf MAPLE LEAVES Vtfhen the sharp crack of the gavel brought the first meeting of the speech club to order early in the school year, there were only a few students in the room: but those students have made an outstanding record in def bate and speech work. The debate team: Affirmative - Bryce Hutchison and Dick Heilbron: Negative fe Arthur Martin and Iames lenkins has successfully argued its way through the season to become the third best team in the state. While gaining this position, the team attended tournaments at Columbia, W'ebster, Liberty, Maplewood, and an inter- state contest at Lexington. The Bostrum speakers attended contests at Brent- wood, Webster, and finally the state tournament at Liberty where facing the best speakers of our state Edward Garnholz Wini Lane Margaret Kraushaar Arthur Martin Sidney Guller and Barbara Davis succeeded in winning their way to the finals When the results were tallied it was found that Martin and Guller had gained third place in state in extempore speaking and humorous declamation respectively This year for the first time school letters were awarded to speakers deserving them THE ROSTRUM Officers President ARTHUR MARTIN VicefPresident JAMES IEM'lNS Secretary DICK l-IEILBRON a rx ta i ri r saa Vtledn 1 9 3 Sixty five t 1 f . I I I x I I I A , 1 , . . Row 1: Stettz, Hejbron, Llainn, lcnlcns, Davis. Rev: 2: P rks, R.::da., H'r:l .sz , K au h x, S ker, Mr. 1 e- . GREGGITES . Officers Presidents PI-IYLLIS Cr-IARNGCK VERNE BOULWARE and WALTER VVALSH Vice Presidents SAM WALSH BOB BARNES Secretaries NORMA BROWN NORMA WEBER Treasurers DONNA HAMMONTREE MARIAN GARLICH If you are looking for students with business ability, students trained to the perfect routine of office work, you will find them among the Greggites. This organization, made up of all the advanced shorthand students, holds its meetings twice a month with a variety of programs including spelling matches, speakers, and discussions. Among the excellent speakers oi the year were Miss Martha Wells, secretary at Cupples and Hesse Envelope and Lithograph Co., and Mr. Ioseph Mahaney, assistant Comptroller of the M.K.T. Railroad. The club gives pins of gold in the form of a book with the word Greggrtes rn black letters Rowl vis Horwath B nes S Walvt rock Gr au I Brown Money L acopulo Webf. Row2 Hrqbee Marrsel Luvie Q ardsor L HS G12 C BIOWH OSYCHGQ Boggs Watters Long Gerl Lv lfcne' k Row3 Brlman Schick Thrrstrui arkcr Sov nsky K rr Tvs Erase Guller Arnsler Martrnceil Drsana Wnk er Row' n Row 4 Donovan Ealey Long Pics ncyer Snecl er E wlrna Wi son X cbster Fink W Walsh Aher Srxtysix z Da ' , ' , az , . sl, Char . , a l1ch, B iz- are, N. , o , r N s, fx, Zuxherde. : , , o rg, R1 'li r, 40, Vila 1 .tg 1 , '. , , , , , ' a I- .rc . 1 lr , 1 , . 'J, P A , I e , oc' , 'lr's , ' , . , ' , , r I , .a , - Z . i ' r : - ' :rr C l 'U 2 , . . SPANISH CLUB 1 ?Habla Usted Espanol? Stl Then you must be- long to the Spanish Club. Besides drawing up a new constitution, the Club has had programs of variety and interest, including a number ot outside speakers. The Work was sponsored by Mr. Del Pizzo. Students who served on the program committee were Marvellee Michel, William Schenler, Francis Canter, and Tom Buckley. Officers President lACK LAMBERT Vice President TOM BUCKLEY Secretary PAUL BEAN Row Iahrand Erns Mr Del Pizzo Lambert Buckley Bean Kennedy L Walker M Watker Row Arnold Lochruceller Longstreth Wacie Door Riley Borgmanr Carey Row Voigt Bosworth Carrick V mturt 7alusk1 Yonker jackson uuncan Moessmer Pies meyer Boennecke Row Armstrong Noeser Sory Reader Sneclcner Phelan 1 9 3 Sixty seven C 1: , t, .,,, , , . , . ' . 2: , .a , , ' ,,,. ., . 3: , , , e , . , , ' ., 'N , , r' - 4: I ,Hi l, , , . . , . 9 A . GIRL RESERVES The activities of the Girl Reserves for the year Were: OCTOBER g Freshman welcome party. OCTOBER e-I Hike and supper in Forest Park. NOVEMBER -- Traditional Thanksgiving Dance. DECEMBER H- Benefit card party given to raise money to be applied to a school Benefit Fund organized by G, R, to help needy boys and girls in school. DECEMBER -- Visit to Neighborhood House, a settlement house in down town St. Louis. IANUARY 7 Freshman welcome party. MARCH - Annual Mother-Daughter Banquet, APRIL - Special work performed each year at Easter by the club. MAY Senior farewell party Credit for the plans and their realization must be given to the Misses Smith and Herman as well as to the Cabinet which is composed of the officers of the club and Betty lane Harkms Helene Hoffman Ann Drsana lane Ellen Marx and Ruth Parsons Officers BARBARA DAVIS ALBERTA WEHRLI MARGARET KRAUSHAAR IUNE KIFSELHORST President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Frlbet Kyhl Parsons Mahler Mimdell Dis na Davis Hoifrtan Harkrns Kreselhorst Marx Wehrlz Miss Herman Miss Smith Dowd Fie Dohr Fisher P rlfer Voigt Hetdenan Linton Woolston Mackey House Whte de rel lag Gad Stephens Broderick Baker Werner Br nlfel johns Hartvvrq Curotto Molne Gooch Kaufman Ntknson Klrnger Ostertag Garlich G ldzier Ree er Stuart Ha ersley Ro nscn Nuler Kng Barthold Schuerr ann Sm th Neal F c burq r Cro ks Eugq Matin Carnpce Pritchett C err an Rose Hunter Lane Hesse C rrecn Allb t h D o A Cllr Be cd Sephens Scott N trrafl 'S llaher br y Slirley Oeste le S arp e Wo Heu chele tJ1ckPrdoc Dwyer Voo Vla cs Zeiov ch Fisher Schranim Swtzer g,,,,yG,qh, MAPLE LEAVES I I I I i 1: r, , '. . ati' - . ,C . ', ' 1 , ' , ' . 21 ' , , 1. , . a . L. . 1 , ' , . , 32 , ,' 1 1 , . ..1 , ' 1. . , , , . - 4: , ', 2 . d . . 5 . , t., ' , . 1 , , .' ti , it ' ., -. 5: 1 , . , rt , U 1 , ' fn' , cya . , 'a, . , r , h , Oki ., rar e, ro , Sallwass r, li, s , ' .- - '14, . 6' r H' ll f' 'itll 1 - t VA l 1 . 2 ' -, , , apr ., args, or,Iu-Q, rgfi, t , . THE HI-Y Under the sponsorship of Mr. Piggott, the Hi-Y was organized with the design of meeting the fourffold needs of a boy's life. New spirit has come into the organization with the introduction of one gym night a month, frequent motion pictures and speakers, greater publicity, and a membership campaign. The committees in the club are athletic, publicity, program, finance, social Wel- fare, and social. Activities have included a spring dance, delivery of Christmas baskets, and interschool athletic competition. Officers President-, , , ,, , H , LAWRENCE PECK Vice-President , ,,,, REUBEN WILLIAMS GORDON READER ffirst semesterl SeCfetafYrrrrv DICK Kopp tseama semester! Treasurer BILL KUESTEMEYER Row Ray Redeker VJ il ani M P qqott Peck Kues efrieyer Lutz Row Mahon Buck ey Sande .find r us Peter Farkas Cornell Row Ritchha t De w tn meck S ott Cote Walsh Kemfne er onuqert Row Nloessrve Fr nkc Re der Ste tz lynn 1 9 Sixty nine I 1: , , 1' 1 ., s, .r. 1 , , t .. , . 2: . , I ', rs, . rf' , 5, , . 3: r, I cr ' , S' , c , ' , ,, ' . r , ' . 4: . 1 r, a -, Lfarzgn, a , 1 , G . 3 9 - .' RADIO CLUB Ofhcers Presrdent TAY GOOCH Vlce Presldeni RAYMOND LUTZ Secrelary Treasurer RAYMOND LONG 'Calhnq CO, WQOUT is calling CO and standing by. Go ahead somebody, K. This is what one miqht hear if he should drop by ihe Physrcs lab somet me after school when members of the Radlo Club are busy Workmq therr homemade TQ The Rdd1O Club sponsored by Mr Funke has been very actrve thrs past year rn 1ts contacts w1th other clubs and statrons The club owns and operates 1tS statron whlch was hcensed last year The purpose of the club 1S to QIVG boys who are mterested ln radro a chance io dxsplay the1r db1T1t19S 1n connechon Wlih 1t and to recelve the benehts of the1r experlence Two members of the club Iay Gooch and Raymond Luv have 1he1r qovernment operators hcenses S wl Fx. e R Luiz Reese RCN '7 Gccrqx hcn zTek!wAI Cc Sefemy . 11 111 J . 1 ' 11 . 11 1 . . 1 1 - 1 A 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 . -., . I . . , , M sm ,wr A , 7 , ,. I . , Tins . Q.. 'stu rs Y , , 0- K ' , Rc : Mzller, Mr. rnk , Lang, . , . ' ..: - , Sc. - lor, X . Lu! I e, ' Nite, 1:2 h, 1 ' LENS OF SCIENCE Lavoisier Chapter in Iunior Academy of Science As an outgrowth of last year's Camera Club, the Lens of Science came into existence at the beginning of the l938-39 term under the sponsorship of Miss Herman. The Club is divided into four principal sections: micro- scopy, photography, geology, astronomy. Last fall the members Went on an all day hike to the Webster Groves Nature Society's Ranken Estate. Ianuary produced a very interesting speaker for the club: Dr. Shipton of Washington University's Geology Department spoke to the students on his famous col- lection of gems. This February the Lens of Science became the Lavoisier Chapter in the Iunior Academy of Science. This 1S the first chapter to exist at Maplewood High and those Who are member at this time have the privi lege of being charter members Tne chapter with a dis play featuring biological proiects participated in the Academy s Annual Exhibit April lst lt is now a sound organization and boasts its own banner of blue and white satin ii'ttr'-Mitt' Officers President VVILLIAM HELLWEGE Vice President MARSHALL BLAND Secretary Treasurer lOl-'N KRATO Sponsor MISS I HERMAN Row Sanazaro Wind Hellwege Krato Dann Freeman Coons Row Schmid Ander on Neu voehner Bland Franke Seize Mo re A en Row Edwards G ynn Ion n en H z M e e lc d n No m 1 9 3 Seventy one I l I l ' I S ' ' ' '- - I O l: , ' , , , , , . Row 2: Thornhill, Gorman, McKee, Miss Herman, Scholm, Teiker, Robnett, 3: . t, s .. ,' , . , .'r, o, ll. 4: , l , 'a s , :L , 1 s r, r o , rt an. 9 GIRLS' ATHLETIC Officers President DOLORES PRITCHETT Vice President DOROTHY SCH RICK Secretary AUDREY STEPHENS Treasurer PHYLLIS CHARNOCK ASSOCIATION Drop in room 200, 3:30 P. M. either the first or third Thursday of the month and you will find yourself in the midst of a G. A, A. meeting. The Girls' Athletic Associa- tion, an organization founded at Maplewood in l924, is being called to order by the president, who explains the purpose of the club as one to create interest and ability in girls' sports, to encourage the principal health habits, and to develop good sportsmanship in the group. The secretary calls the roll. The social manager talks about the two annual functions of G. A. A., the Puff Pant Prom, started in 1934, and the Spring Banquet, at which the officers for the ensuing terms are elected The meeting continues The club under the guidance of Miss Mitchell g1rls physical education instructor sponsored intramural as well as interschool competition in all sports Row Ellison Marx Ray Gad H Zerovich Fe se Bretensen Charnock Prttcrett Schrtck Stephens Goller Kenneftck Vloolston Sharp Row Swallow Broderick Stuart Row Jackson Pul Freiburqer Hottran Hemenway nown Martn He ierran Garnholz Brankel Rosenstreter Crarre Lewis Brennecke Gooch Dowd Cane on Allbaugh Buller E kl lohnsor Cook Row 5 ONeal Ro ch Sh rley Wtsne ki Gray M Zerov h Roeqer Se,..,,,,,,,, MAPLE LEAVES f , . . f . I I I 1 t l l l: , . , i 5 , 5 tx, , ' . , , S , , Row 2: Hays, Gillis, lBuqq, Voigt, Eaxley, Oiouqhltn, Miss Mitchell, Oesterle, Ichns, Mackey, 3: ,'a, I ,l rt, ,Tr , 1, 1 , 4: ,V 1 , Q I. t, , , , . , 1 I , , :' l,La,A1ll, Is, ,. xc, . Ala-ka-zr Ala-ka-zam. Truck on down Yea, man! Swing it high, Swing it low. Come on Maplewood. Lets go: M-M-Map-p-p-ple-w-w-ood M-a-p-l-e-W-o-o-d. MAPLEWGQDI With this and many other new yells, Maplewoods Pep Club swung into its third year at Maplewood High. The pep club sponsored my Miss Mt hell has probably done more to promote better sportsmanship than any other organwaticn in the school Besides per torn ances at the high school athletic contests pep as semblies were held to arouse and inspire students The social iunction of the year was the annual pep dance a backward dance which was given April 12th THE PEP CLUB if 1, .Aff 1 lfui Qs Officers fSi 1 Cflllrpih T si U L D ELFANOR ti i r Ron Cha ocic Pa ke Per Ron 'is Hy a s E lrnar ra c r czc Bsh ar' Q C' Ro 2 Lucci Sc G r Sch cn aub Fl 1 9 3 9 Seventy t tree 1 - 4 ,, Pri 'en' , A 1 V 1 1 V ' GE Pi. riiji 'NS EIN ' ' , - ' 5 Viva-Pre dent 1 ' ' . ICYCE V'-BE.. V 1 N - ' ' secretary , I . ... . ml-'l'l i Y ' V . V I , . K O . . V v ' l: .. rr: ' '.':::gf r r 'v'lv9..., Ereitensteiri, Sixth Steshens, Gezlajc. ' 2: Colli, , land, Miller, H 3' , 11 .. . E :kei Q:'.'.'d Broderick, f.i-E1li:, 'N Qlston, Fzlbezt. Row 3: Czazrzer, Ray, H:ii:t.a::, Flcu-Jlan, Ezawn, Stewart, Sharp, Fzozbixgei Gooch Hfgrxely, Fzte, Couch. Ron-1 4: He r.en'.-ray, Hvzrgcke, Rcacqi O Flexi, E ' l, Kerzgtzsgez Golden 3 ': Walsh, P 1.1, Bcennecf: -, nay. 5: Fisher, .':, I,av.s, I, Schmidt, . hate, Gullez, ...:s Llicheil Osteitag a lgclz, ..c - l :XC P. Stiizzgdt lchz. First Semester Schedule and Scores: CHESS CLUB Officers President MAURICE lOl-IANSEN Kings, queens, knights! Royalty has reached a high peak in Maplewood this year, as the Chess Club member- ship has increased to forty ardent players, all aspirants to the chess team. The chess team is composed of the club's seven best players who represent our school in tournaments held by The Greater St. Louis Chess League. A complete tournament is played oft each semester by the five schools competing. The first tournament of the '38-'39 season was won by Soldan. The team with the highest number of points at the end ot the year will receive a handsome traveling trophy. X ice President CARLETOIN IONES Secretary HARRY SCOTT Maplewood Maplewood Maplewood Maplewood Maplewood Maplewood Maplewood Maplewood Maplewood Maplewood l 4 Southwest Clayton Cleveland taylor Soldan Southwest Clayton Cleveland Taylor So an Row Row Rom Cox Fnger Echols Iores Ioha ser R utz Teter Pollard Screnler Heibcn Ierm ngs Vi Starrett V gt Luz Scott Bos orth Venurt Gilbert C tcl-ell Aristrong Telker Banc Wr ht rey Moctc Wlite V nxler Wiiter Curry Seventyfour 7 ' 4 U - 8 6 ll 3 l4 'T U 7 7 lO 4 lU 4 lO 4 l4 U ld 10 Q V , 7, Y I 1: , 1 , , . , nn i, .L , . Row 2: , '. , I r , 1 , t r. , o ,W. t, . 3: w :,i , , Ja .., rx , V l '. IQ - ' 4: Slizl , 4, i , Ellgct, Jn' , 1 , . A CAPPELLA The A Cappella organization has more than doubled in size since last year, and its quality has improved corres- pondingly. Under the directicn of Mr. Best, the choir consists l of a group of the best voices in the school. The members 'S have fcrmed two classes, the boys supervised by Mr. Best, the girls by Miss Zahn. The girls and boys meet separately twice a week and together on three days. The performances of the choir have been frequent and varied, including public performances at lefferson 5' Barracks, the Maplewood Rotary Club, Richmond Heights P. T. A., the Christmas Concert, and mid-year graduation. Gris, TRIO ln addition to these activities the choir has given several enioyable performances at our assemblies and has carried out the tradition cf caroling in the halls before Christmas ISS V ZAHN Officers Pres fn' PLUETW lll.LlAl'lS VICPPYCSIAGHT MARY LOU -QLDRIDGE Qet rfta y IANICE VAR tN Teasurer NAP A L KFlAbSHl3AR Row l Schrr' dt A Qtepciens Tayi a res u e r es Iv ss Z 'i V f Vit ams V'atters Ald die lx lc P do Rof F ec r e 'oo Pcag R o v re B e Stuqert R J 3 B ith oe cg I aus aa ar' N V al ce Parks G Lgel Holi i a T o a eR e A at '1 s ia fi utr y Andrews ' o n lla ox 1 9 3 Seventyfive V V Sponsor 4 l 4 I .J l v idx: . .T Ii U' ' v . 1 ,t r - H l .vi T' r - X. .G RTT ' . 2 ..1 , . L 'I , lor, B T1 -, G ll r M. B 1, I1 ah., lol, Ili , 2: l Ani, Detrnaij H ltzbrand, T.. re, .f er, , I nes, Prezsrxeyrr, lt 1. aus: ' V , Lf. Step liens, I. Maitzn Rose, Scliesset, ou- : 1 '..r sex, Pe l, . llllison Ltnsriicic, Kr sh :, H .1.llCH, Vherry, lla , , rid , ':ai1, H. ','lrrt.n, Runrge, 'Wa-litlz. Flow 4: h n. s, L escli , H. Hzffnpan, lb' 1, C. lo. ei Sexy, Hausrt zz., 1.1 a , f Edmiiian, Krebs, G, H ifnzan, C. Else , J 'jd '. GIRLS' GLEE CLUB GIRLS' QUARTET Sponsor MISS V ZAHN As lilting feminine voices come iloating out ot the music department, the realization comes to us that the Girls' Glee Club is making genuine improvement. Miss Zal'm's able direction and the enthusiasm oi the members have both contributed to its progress. Not cnly have the girls themselves enjoyed this activity, but they have provided moments of pleasure for the entire student body by furnishing music for as- semblies and the Christmas Concert. From the group have been chosen a trio and a quartet Mary Lou Aldridge Ruth Bailey and Margaret Kraushaar the personnel of the trio Peggy Buchroeder Ruth Bailey Helen Woolston and Mary Lou Aldridge quartet members are responsibie tor those heavenly harmonies heard when the club is in session -551' i e ,f e 'i Pec S les Q- L 'ici tie h 'i Ri, G ng s ddcx W .1 Vis rom r. H 6 esclc G s,,,.,., MAPLE LEAVES - 1 1 v . . 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 ef E-1 it I 51 ,. - , Q 1 ',a,swk ?5j1fff, , ' S3 ' 1 Rr.-.' l: 'f,ck'P ddie, Pazpson Bale' Schmidt, Vfhte, M tz Fleeriez, Mes Zaln, lc, ..c.'. 5 z, Euclizceder, Martin, Aldzzdg-3 Hose, 'J1'o:.s!on. Rev: :. .5 i , Clark, Ernst, Vfeber, A. Stegiheis, 'nge fhrsizfze, Kvuchaaz K. n, 'Wil on, .-ia 1 , M Stephens Watters. Raw 3: Th' xznazi, Tlxorzias, H1-It1b:a:d, j ..l. 21:1 B ':, All ar. H. ctirtxax, 1.-R annex E:-'-z1:zrfc1:e,K:tiis G Hziirxari Haflpns' C Ellzsor. Q.-' 5- . BOYS' GLEE CL Those clear, high tenor notes blended with the deep, t rich baritone are coming from the Boys' Glee Club. Such modulation, such control, such harmony! Particularly do their Voices swell to the rollicking rhythm ot the 'Scng ot the Iolly Roger. Since the boys did so well at both district and state contests, we shall expect great things ot them it they enter the national contests next year, as they hope they will. Carleton Iones, Frank Wherry, Bert Reager, and George Finger are members of the quartet. BOYS' OUARTET S3 tensor REQ L. as nea G V pa 19 M MF. T. jf Rez-.' 1: Gfler Stillweli fir. .Je 1, ger, 'x'.'1ll.a:rts, S::qt?1. Row Q: . Joif, Eames, Pgeszxeyer, Vlherry, lrvzne, Pazks ., uez. Row 3: Peters, R. longs, Vfaliace, Hamilton, Sory, Long, Z. '.'-'olt S?u jeff. Rev: 4:E:i1cls C. Iinzfi Ha1.,s::.ann, Ifluxxray, 'xi' Te::.::., Elcieimazi, Siebel Pielliah. 3 9 Sf en'g s 1 THE BAND ON PARADE. Tap, tap, tap, tap e- one, two, three, four - go the feet keeping time to that stirring march. The place? A front classroom in Maplewood high. The time? Any first period in the fall ot the year. The reason? The Maplewood-Richmond Heights Band is practising on the campus for the tine performances it gives at athletic con- tests, assemblies, the Maplewood Municipal Christmas Tree, and the annual Music Festival held at University City. This year the roster has been enlarged to titty-five members adding a bass and alto clarinet to complete the instrumentation needed to perform symphonic com position A well rounded repertoire has been developed to furnish music for any occasion and within the band is an excellent brass quartet Under the direction of Mr Van Meter our band is following its high stepping little drum maJor, Claire MCGIHDGSS to higher standards of achievement Row Row Row Row Row 1 5 McG1nness Glaese Ritchhart Pap,as H ll Forsyth Penn Thornh ll Bosworth Albrecht Seigel Parsons Schue Mr Van Me'-or Zurheide Robertson Wash ngton N 'er Breitensten Merello Anderson Wishnufi lobe Siebert ODamel Peck Vcml I Lane P Roper! Ifler Bretschnei cr Kopp Bruechrer Schocnholt Brcnnecke Moor Meier Hamlin Scholin Ruhlinq Punks Lambert Buckley 'huge-rl jordan Lhil Wenzlick Carrick Pm on allahan wcrello uunser Gill H nsen McCorvey L Roberts Seventyeight . 1 l - , z . , . 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THE ORCHESTRA The orchestra under the d1rect1on ot M1ss Zahn 1S drvrded mio three se tlons advanced lntermedrate and begmners classes The advanced class 1S the complete all school orchestra and the remarmng two groups are practlce classes for those who are not yet ready for the hrgher orchestral group Musrc for Commencement exercrses was agarn turn tshed by the and the enttre Paul Bean Robert Nollman Dale Hansen Tom Johnson Lours Martmeau Phyllis Renz Rlchard Kopp Robert Ivfeler lohn Dunser Elsre Basden Leonard Wrlght orchestra the stnng sectton at mtd year orchestra tn Iune V1olx'1 V1ol1n V1Ol1'1 V1ol1n V1ol1n V1ol1n Vrolm V1ol1n VlOl1H Vrola Cello ROSTER Marlorte Bean Zelma Goocn Irmmy Stertz V1rg1n1a Lee Allbaagh Mary Ellen Garner Eugene Werner lack Gorman Marran Reynolds lack Lambert Harold Funke C llo Cello Bas vxal Bass v1ol Bass vrol Bass vrol Prano Prano Plano Trombone Trombone Pay Scholrn Joe Schoenrtctt Floyd Brennecke Robert O Danlel Eugene Wrshnutt Dorothy Robertson xV1ll1am Carrxck Rutn Parsons Wrlma Schute odd Forsyth Obo Horn Horn Clarrnet Clarrnet Alto clarrnet Tuba Flute Flute Drums Rowl R Kop, Ivferer Wrght Gooch M Bean Nufer Schramm Row 2 P Bean Roberts Nollman ODan el Basden Schute Parsons Scboln H Kopp Scnoenhoft Nartmeau Renz Iohrs n Row 3 Mtss Zahn Robertson Reynolds Palm Gorman Forsyth All augln Ga ner M rn Stertz Carrtck Funke Mr Best 1 9 Seventy n1ne 1 1 v - 1 1 1 1 . ' 1 I - 1 . 1 l . , 1 Y Y - I Vs l I , .,,, 9 t I , , , , , , E 1 1 1 1 1 , , ,,,. V I. U , 7 S I Y W Y Y Y Y Iune Myer f,,.,,. - Violin Marian Palm E 1 . ,,,, ' Paul Roberts , 1, 1, Bass clarinet ' ' K - - T , , , , , , : . H1 . 1 r 1 1 1 1 ' 1 . A 1 1 . C . : ' 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 5 ' .1 r 1 Us er, , DRAMATICS GUILD All the world's a stage and all the men and women merely players. Keeping this in mind, Mr. Dubry has organized a dramatics club to give pupils an opportunity to develop their histrionic ability. One may hear Barbara Davis saying, You mean there's no hope for me at all? But there was really great hope for her, because through her role in Stage Door she proved her ability along with many others who turned in a grand performance. Kay Hesse, dumb Dora of the show, Lorraine Billman, our negro impersonator, and Maurice Dampier, an elderly gentleman, all showed unusual talent. Here-'s to the future success of the Maplewood Dramatics Club. Officers President MARIOQIE LANG V1f'ePreszdent PHYLLIS CHARNO 1' Secretary BARBARA DAVIS Row 1 T am ii a n fc s Bu K6 Peck v 5 l Y A r c x ri rr E M, MAPLE LEAVES - , ,.. , Y os ' :II in as, Birfitlizx licllznayp, l,a:.5, Htxmke, Ch 1 oct, B. fiavi, rl , A , Ray. Ro J 2: l'lcI.t,'.-.'el1, if 'iil, ' .:.:- r., M Lax.-4 Erawn 111 Ixzor , 'v'.arr,.15a:iz, Frtfvr:.ar1, darts n, Kztzpe, 'f','1.g3.t. Row 3:13. Lane, Flznelpazi, Eglrazziscrz Y-'clrityu-, liymrzd, Gzllis, f. L'.v..s, B. Tficrzlas, Mcrr.ll, 'x'.'. Lang Ron' 4: Scliafi ez X'f'li.tL- Rizdarz Kr'-tt, P: gcrs, l.a11L'i-z Wirral'-1, I.azi.g,ier, Kopp, Ha Lltcn, CIIKVS. Mary Le Football e Catlett Queen 93 E'qhty Ewmw NLAPLE LEIXVES Alyce Ray Prom Queen JUNIOR PROM Red balloons patrt uc color d crepe paper and srlhouettes of Wasbrnqton made a testwe ettmq f r the lun1CrSen1or Prom l' ld ll'11S year on the I'1lQl'1 of February e1ql'1teentl'1 As on prevrous c asrons the coronzttron cerem ny was formal and rrn presstve Alyce Ray crowned by the retrrrnq queen Vtrqtnra Kelly was pre ceded by trumpeters La Verne Ray and Erna Gere kle flower qrrls Carolyn loyce Dubry and Mary Sue Prosser the crown bearer Ferdlnand Del Ptzzo Ir s1x rumor attendants and two specral senror ma1os Mary Lee Hrckey and Ianrce Marttn were speclal senxor mards Iuntor attendants were lane Ellrson Mary G1ll1S Erntly OLouqhl1n Evelyn Goller Mary Lee Cattlett and loyce Vfeber Rrbbon bearers were Lorra1ne Borqrnann Mary Mollrca Maxtne Monday Helen Patnck Patrrcra H1lle Georqta Arnold lean Frrnk Wanda Applebee Manan Harkms Elrzabeth Detmar Helen Martrn and Mane Rulfs 1 9 3 9 Etqnty three ,F, D . , , . 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A ' ' ' , szftalf 7: Q nie, QQ , gy dig Hide: giivser. 1.5 Q fiill lcv 1? ' f. f.fL'Q1'a .11. 'f,:i Qiiafgy. Pxfsf 2:1451 331.1 lfi Znrggf-. Taz. f, '.'.'Egy, Evil 'f:.a':11n:15:.fr, agaxrz' ..fprf- 'mai a ga' LjITi, F. Q1:1.' See-r -' 1 3 9 ', 1 0 wad some Pow r the qlftle qle us To see oursels as Lauber sees us' 'hr SV 2:6-4' The staff and sponsors of the 1939 Maple Leaves wlsh to thank all those who have contnbuted to the publlshlng oi thrs book Wrthout the cooperatlon ol the admlnrs plannlng and deslgn of the engraver and the prlnter the generosity of the adver trsers and the subscrxptlon support of the student body thls record oi our aCl1V1ll6S would not have been possrble MAPLE LEAVES tration, the skill of the photographers, the ADVERTISING DIRECTORY Your Yearbook Advertxsers are worthy of your Patronaqe 19 z J I 41f f A I IL, ,A 'T ', 4.. ' ' :H 12: .1'1fI, 1, V 'Y , if H ' W7 E'f1r1:'f,r1 , 7 Y V 1 N . ' ---- LAM , ,. , . 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BECAUSE YOU HAVE UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY O Pre r or Col qe or Beq Y ur Busrness Tra n Q So Secure Emp oy'n nt More Our: y Learn Shorthand Hapld y nx est Your T e S Car I S M Mornr Q or Afternoon Sessro S O O STUDENTS Call MU1berry 1222 Q Surn er BulIeI ARE ADM TTED EACH IVIONDAH DAY OR NIGHT VISII Thrs School Before EnroII nq E sewhere SANFORD BROWN BUSINESS COLLEGE W s SANFORD Pres N D SANFORD vlce Pres SBBC COMPLIMEN TS OF A GOOD FRIEND OF MAPLEWOOD RICHMOND HEIGHTS HIGH SCHOOL MAPLE LEAVES . O To pa e I I'e , 0 To in o ' I in oner O To I I e f I Id I To , ' I O T I f ' irn a ' e uIIy a Your I ' n O Irr ni ' gn L I , ' , 1 I CROGHAN FUNERAL DIRECTORS WATSON PRINTING COMPANY LADD BROS SERVICE STATION FRANK H BROWN REALTY omyhrr QU 5 SEARS ROEBUCK AND COMPANY HE BEACO V rem Quart 29c Pmt 15c BFST NISHES CITY OF RICHMOND HEIGHTS WARRING FURNITURE COMPANY rl V mr mars ers 7 Z4 HANK I-IESTER O R O FISCHERS ELECTRIC SERVICE PENNSYLVANIA GROCERY 6. MARKET 9 7Q4i fv'Iar1ChQsier ' . co. bei T372 u w HW! Y in P M 1 ' 'Q ffm. ,xr-ff 47135 -if F Z, V b' f 1 -,- , f., ,.. , 1, fI.l IQ J. L., L L ','f'Iff1ffI fff,f .'f EQ T N INQ IIIEIICV mr nwru ICQ fl L 1 T I I .fffllif Elect 'C mei 39151 ' and Ulfash Al 9 ' ' '-I' v 'QI' +1 X. A, C Z. MXN A ' 'j' .. M EI Y F1113 wr '.'.'1:1:1: - F.:-1' 11- .4 5 mzmi EfsI1:r,n'f-L-3 3' I I lrlf' 'L' A' A Q'N ' Q- ri::Arf1v3fi Q,':. l1i.3n F:QI:I: E75 Qflvff, fi Prcrgz' Hllanfx Q-21. Q. iU2TIEff,3.f'f fflli BIG BEND CY, 71125, ,f,. 's F: Q15-if fr RUBICAM SCHOOL eorrras Thorouqh preparation for Secretarial, Stenoqraphic, and Accounting Positions. Placement Service without charge to Rubicam Graduates. Summer Classes in Shorthand and Typewritinq. DAY AND EVENING CLASSES INDIVIDUAL AND GROUP INSTRUCTION A Catalog 'Hill he Mailed Upon Eequest. Three Conveniently Located Schools: 4933 Delmar Boulevard, FOrest 3900 3469 S. Grand Boulevard, LAclede 0440 7701 Forsythe Boulevard, CI-Xbany 4102 MORE THAN IOOO RUBICAM GRADUATES WERE PLACED IN POSITIONS LAST YEAR. COWIPLIMENTS OE A FRIEND OE THE HIGH SCHOOL 5.3, MAPLE LEAVES The Cooperative Plan f-I College edufation is keyed to the n-.:is of modern Business and indusrry. Stu '-n's alternate s'ud y in Ccilege work in industry ,n a quarter iasis, learnmg and earninfg, gaining prafftlcal experience and making valuahle fon -Ts, Upon qraciuafion they have sound preparation for a ,on are promptly plaied and have SXPQYIETITE ZH 'WHICH ff, Zlllld d CGFELEY. lfla,o:s Available: Accounting and Finance I Marketing IAdvertising, Sales. Merchandisingl Commercial and General Engineering Q Applied Art Q Secretarial Science JEFFERSON COLLEGE rsza r.ocUs'r srnfzrrr cznuar isso Compliments of FRANK L MARTINI M E WATERHOUSE OSCAR E HEGSTROM AL WATTERS I Pays Loon V Il PALACE BARBER SHOP IACK BOOKER Proprietor 2711 Sutton Avenue BARNES BRIDELL REALTY COMPANY REALIORS Save at the Friendly C A R P S S T O R E 7355 Manchester FREE PARKING SATURDAY Enter rrom Artnur Avenue 2662 Sutton Hlland 0022 HARPER S PHARMACY 2810 SUTTON Opp Maplewood Loop Phone Hlland 0270 Free Delivery H O F F M A N Paint Glass 6. Wall Paper Co THE COZY CORNER Sandfvrcres Ice Cream Lunch MANICRESTER AND SUTTON Painters and Paperhanqers Supplies 7314 MANCI-IES ER I-llland 0250 We Delrver As Years go by lfusr Lessons lvusr al ns rurrens sr e IVIJSIC G R N E R S Music Store and Studios May me memories whrph our lslred as our pleasure was rnarclnq th rn LAN GE STUDIO I-llland 9454 207 l'.ANCr-IES ER AVE 3 MANCI-ESTER AVE Hlland 0986 1 ' fo ' U e ' . V V ' . . . I ,. , .. , , I I I ' T I I '5 1 1 at - A A I I photographs recall he as cher- -.l'glt.t-.e-t 'A ', in A I .e ., 7 ll . '. T .l , 73'l I .- . 9 3 Nmety nrne MAPLEWOOD CLEANERS DRY CLEANING We C h and Dehver xA ork Guarant ed 2621 BIG BEND Call Hlland 9900 Th s Book Bound By SUPERIOR KAMPMEYER BINDERS 2129 PINE STREET CHestnut 7988 89 Serduto LAUX BAKERY 2523 Blq Bend Laundry r a Q 7 1 Kmos C1 LOWE 5' COMPANY MAPLEWOOD PLANING MILL HARD APE PA wT AND GLASS G STAIR COMPANE n an G a o o Goods F 1 You have tasted the MELETIO QUGIIIY Sea Foods IH your Caieterla Why not at home? Have Your Mother Call CEntral 7310 any day ihat you feel k havmq some DICE Flsh that S MELETIO S I.IJIfDUr J SOO I A C K S O N LOWRY MOTOR CO MOVING 61 STORAGE CO I 1-ILS GOLDE S DEPARTMENT STORE I GIQPSI L31 ICI II oel 1 7313 15 17 MANCHESTER VM Q1 e Hlland 3660 MAPLE LEAVES a I ' 7 e -H I . A , 'ill nd V30 Manchester a ' ' 2.1Q:x'.'.'ay All Phones: NEWS?-ea' D730 Vx' . II' - . . A S 1. 6 E S V Ma uf cturers of Sashes and oors ' 'HT IOS' ' mme Infeziox IIISIIGUCII.ICL1ICI1II 5S Ivlanvhestex Ave. I-Bland 0643 HNGHG 021g 2729 SUT-1-GN AVE- I 1 w ll 9 , . . , , P YA ' TE 'E T gn: H434 Mon za -I ivse. fx Q J 'fm B TER U , A . 'U fm L 11.la1,L1uow. I TI 1 . 1 ' 1 :omg lete store n the County. - - 'e Eagle SffxII.If5 BUY AT STECHER S MARKET The Hxqhest Quahty Merchandxse at the Lowest Posslble Pnces HOME DRESSED FRESH POULTRY 2807 BIG BEND ROAD Hlland 3100 DAJ AND EVENING CT ASSES ff Te B m WTO day Iune oh SAINT LOUIS BUSINESS COLLEGE ani I PARISON BAKERY MILLIGAN HARDWARE CO 1 D I RALPHS SERVICE STATION M051 TOBILOH 0640 SCHULTE S FN FOODS H1 LO! COS O03 SARATOGA RECREATION PARLOR 'Z COIVIPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND STERTZING FLORAL COMPANY INC fi J SHEARER CHEVROLET 7239 Manchester Ave A ,J USED AJTOIIOBILFS SUNNEN PRODUCTS COMPANY 7900 MANCHESTER MAPLEWOOD MO 1 9 wr A . . . . . . I , .. . r. .:,, A X VH ri.. 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S . viL:,:: -. rfhan, 209 - -'R' - A' A ' ' , . 3 9 L 1, EE FOLDERS ANOTHER YEARBOOK CATALOGS BROADSIDES YEAR BOOKS CENTRAL DISPLAYS an REGULAR COMMERCIAL PRINTING CENTRAL ENGRAVING COMPANY 114 North Seventh Street BURGESS PRINTING COMPANY G1-Xrheld 4436 311 South Thxrd St CHestnut 9148 I I Carter 61 Mrazek Candy 6. Tobacco Co Bg Bend and Manchester WHOLESALE ONLY EINER T Candy Clqars Tobac O Nrapplnq Ratner If or O Trouser Suns st Sui pI es leanmq Su phes NO on Bags I 1 Glaslne O Ored Twlne Green 'V I ss O st ref e ana C Tone C Sf G non and I-1a Bags AI FRED E SIEINER 7,519 I an hesier TOLL HOUSE WHERE FRIENDS MEET TO DINE IAPLE OOD EDSTER WEBSTER TAY B SMITH FUNERAL HOME AN HES r A n11 Q1 my I APLE OOD I MAPLE LEAVES d O O 1 S T ' S I 7 O - ' - C - ' ' - I V W A W I 1 1 - C ' D ' - Ei A U O CeIIOv'xane - ' - C I - , r 'x hir? T1 ue - FI ri C D ' Tw If C A I ire - an t ' 1 . 7270 MANCHESTER I2 N, OLD ORCHARD I27 X'.'. LOCKHVOOD I 'I' YA' 'O ' 7456 IX C QTTR VII. A Dig 'fe' Sy. ratnonc Servyc- II, W , JO. What Can You D07 ln applying for a position your entployer will be sure to ask this question For 1nstance Can you type accurately and with good speed? Can you take dxctatlon rapidly and transcnoe your notes with ease and speed? Can you operate a Comptometer? Can you transcribe from the Ediphone? Can you really keep partnership or corporat1on books? Are you neat in your penmanship? Are you fam1l1ar with postal rules and regulations? Do you know how to handle the telephone? In meeting st angers and visitors are you at home and natural? Do you like to work with people and do you flnd it easy to get along with them? Why do so many young people tail to succeed in liie? One of our greatest psychologists Professor Iames states the reason so many young people fail in they want Consequently they are drifting gettmg nowhere A complete business tra1n1ng in secretarial work pract1cal bookkeep1ng office machines and accounting will qualify you to fill a great many positions es pecially as a bookkeeper stenographer bookkeeper stenographer or secretary We extend to the Maplewood High School 1939 graduates and thelr parents a most cordial 1nv1tat1on to visit the Mound City College before enrolling Work And Attend School at the Same Tame Let us show you a l1st of students who are now employed while taking courses wlth us MOUND CITY COLLEGE INC Strassberqer Buxldmg Grand and Shenandoah L E MILHOUSE Presxdent E I BAKER Vxce President GRand 4800 PRospect 7808 O lite is because they have no definite aim. They do not know, themselves, what . , . I I 1 9 3 9 One Hundred three ' ' P xv . ' A nf, ' ' ' 'v v .- .' 1 'I . . f- ' Q- gn Lb ' 1.11. 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