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

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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, , , ... .. ' 1 Vue P ,sdo t f' V A , . . . , . . . , r . , - L11 . A I ' 'A , . , . . L. . .V . . , 3 t , . . ' A - . , , . , . C S. , '-4 t

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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

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