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

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ll ,,, we We decided to take a trip-on the hems of our flowing gowns! Oh, how those swaying tassels give you sneezing spasms! HPomp and Circumstancen, that catch in your throat, reminiscing relatives, much ado about nothing- Graduationf For four years, we thought, Hthere's a Great Day Comin' 'l--it came, and we went! Now we'll face the future, come what mayethey say the World is ours?

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Seninr Executive Enmmittee The cream of the crop serve on this democratically elected committee. lts mem- bers are chosen from the whole class, and voted on by all-Senior balloting. Presi- dent Ralph Watzig usually called the meetings to order, but during his long absence owing to an injury, Vice-President Betty Finger took charge. Clee Kinkead had her hands full as secretary, At the last minute it seemed that almost everyone wanted to change the calling card and an- nouncement ordersl Poor Paul Roberts literally tore out his few remaining hairs as he diligently tried again to balance the budget and keep track of all Senior dues. The officers met with the committee, made up of seven members: Elmer Brown, Carl Friedewald, Vivian Volz, June Burk- art, Roger Miller, Louise Robertson, and Dave Garrett. Together, they decided what suggestions should be made toward Senior activities, especially in business and social affairs. As usual, they arranged for the rings, the Senior Dance, and the gradu- ation details: and, in general, met all class problems commendably. To this group we say a big i'Thanks for making our last year such a great success! Left to Right: Brown, ur ar, arre , in ea , in er, ,- B k t G tt K k d F g Mr. Vosshr1nk,Wat:ig, Roberts, Volz, Miller, Friedewald.