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

Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1945 volume:

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'Q 1 i i 4 PUBLISHED BY THE STUDENTS OF MAPLEXVOODRICHMOND HEIGHTS SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL MAPLEVVOOD, MISSOURI V ,gm-W - Q- rp. - 1 within the pages ol this boolc, the events of e year in Wlzere fun and laughte are part of the whirl In which lucky buy Jneets beautiful girl. lflfL8If'lC6Llfl ' .Jqigk Sckoof Like thousands of others in this Democracy of ours, where boys and girls have the opportunity to share work and p1ay,isuccess-and failure, happiness and sorf row in that great process of preparing for a fuller, richer life. raiorr on mira mira 526, Editor MARTHA MOON Associate Editors lVlAR-IORIE PARsONs SUE HAMLIN Literary Editor HELEN EAST Senior Section Editor MARY Lou COOK Photographer JOHN EMMONs Circulation Managers MARX' ELLEN BROCKMAN BOB GARRETT Art Editor WAYNE FR1siNc:ER ' Advertising Manager DON BEIMDIEK Business Manager ROLAND SCHIRORE STUDIOUSLY Administration Faculty Classes ENTERPRISINGLY Service Clubs Musical Organizations ExtrafCurricular Groups ATHLETICALLY Football, Basketball Track, Wrestling Minor Sports SUCIALLY Dances Personalities Features sw-K izbeolica fee! Wi th pride und humility to the youth of the Ivlaplewoodf Richmond Heights Schools wh in this war tv h o have given their lives , . w ose memory the free songs and open um sc ools will forever books of Amerir :eh be consecrated. comrades true, horn d71Cll', peace to you? 'Your souls xlzull he wllere the heroes ure And your memory slime like the morwzing star. Became ol' production dillieult L les, ll was new essalry to set l:ehrugu'y l'7, I9-H, als the latest possihle date lor this dedication, Therefore. only those boys who had heen reported to the Principul's ollice :it that time :irc included. If there are others, they shrill he honored in future puhlicantions, Alt sf? X 1 91 rf, : li K if ' T l ' of 1939' Elmer First Row: Lawrence Angthius, class of 1935: Elwood jones, cass . . Halbrook, class of 1937: John Spooner, class of 1941g George Renick, class of 1933: Ray Mutrux, class of 1943. Second Row: Oliver -laros, class of 1938: Gerald Mlirphy, class of 1942: Harry Echols, class of 1936: Howard Shugert, class of 19413 Williain Stevenson, class of 19413 Earl Armstrong, Junior High, Third Row: George DeWees, class of 1942: Tom Ehrnman, class of 1938: james Vassali, class of 1939: Edward Geter, class of 1937: james Cole, class of 1936: Walter Renz. junior High. Fourth Row: Charles Vogelsang, junior High: Paul Roberts, class of 1943: Thomas Sorensenl, class of 1939: Marsh Hemenway, class of 1936: Eugene Flood, class of l .. f 1934. ' 1936: Henry Dependahl, c ass o .gylfwfainevl A ur MR. GEORGE VOSSBRINK PRINCIPAL HE soundest assurance that our way of life may be constantly revitalized is a demo' cratically functioning School Board, com' posed of citizens earnestly concerned with educational needs, a forthright Superinf tendent, and a Principal whose high ideals and meritorious efforts maintain our high curricular standing. THE BOSS fMEN CONFER HESE, our conscientious administraf tors, members of the M.R.H. School Board, Mr. Adams, our Superintendent, and Mr. Vossbrink, our Principal, have smoothed the way for Whatever distinction We may have achieved, and it is to them we are indebted for the continuance of our precious heritage, the typical American high school. MR. E. R, ADAMS SUPERINTENDENT -ey SCHOOL BOARD G. L. Doerhaum, A. U. Simmons, E. R. Adams, H. E. Gracey, Mrs, VJ. W. Blood, Lucian Davis, Lu Mu z H. T. Kemper. Q irecfecl A. S. BAILLIE English MARTHA BARKLEY Amcrican Histnry American Prnhlcnis CLARENCE nl. BEST Director nf Mtisic Educ Trignnuint'try HELEN M. BOEHM Physical Education ELSA BRASE Shorthand Typing Bnnkkccping CHARLES C. BROXYN Spanish English ESTHER BROVVN Art FAYLENE CARTER English HILDA CAYVUOOD Physical Education Personal Typing XVARREN CUY Citizenship Amcriczin Prnhlcnis ORVAL CRAIG Physical Etlncgitinn MARTHA DANA Maithcinaitics lfERDlNAND DEL PIZZO Spanish Vvlrcstling Clinch Scniur Activities Student Pci'snnail Prnhlc CORAL il. DUBRY English Drziinzrtics LILLIAN ELGASSER Secretary tn Supcrintcndtnl HARRY FISCH ER History HERBERT C. FUNKE Chemistry Tcxtlmnks Lnclicrs AIUNE HALL English HELEN C, HAMLIN History NIENNIVIEVE HERMAN Scicncc KENNETH JACOBS Physical Education Industrial Arts FRED G, LARASON Science MI' QM C QI 5 GAIL LA VOIE Secretary Store Room Clerk MRS. ELEANOR LEEK Vv'oodwinds MAUDE LENOX English MARY LOUISE LINK Shorthand Typing: -IUNE LIONBERGER Secretary to Principal IAMES MCCLANAHAN Gcncral Science ROBERT MILLER History LUCILLE MURCH Mathcmatics 'lunior Glass Adviser DELLA NIGKLES History Latin ANN NOLLNER English ALICE PETERS Study Hall HAROLD DI. RATH Director of Physical Education DWIGHT L. ROBERTS Biology Senior Class Adviser Enrollmcnts F. E. ROBERTSON Aeronautics Mathematics Basketball Coach FRANCES ROBINSON 57 A, MABEL M. ROUNSEVILLE Plane Geometry Freshman Class Adviser ROBERT ROSEVEAR Band Director -IUVA SHARP Librarian LUCILLE SMITH Mathematics Sophomore Class Adviser LLOYD XV, VVELDEN Mathematics Public Speaking CAROLYN WILKERSON Vocal Music Instructor FORREST WVHITWIORTH Industrial Arts BERTHA YACKEL Foods Clothing First Row: Best, Roberts, Baillie, Vossbrink, Wilkerson, Boehm, Link, Dubry. Second Row: Sharp. Nicklcs, Rounseville, Murcb, Lenox, Leek, Lionberger, LaVoic, Elgasser, Barkley. Third Row: Garter, Nollner, Miller, Walden, C. Brown, E. Brown, Peters, Hamlin, Yackel, Robinson, I'ICl'Iu11n. Brasc. Smith. Coy. Fourth Row: Del Pizzo, Larason, Wliitwimi'tli, Rosevear. M:Clanahan, Robertson, Funke, Craig, Rath, -lacobs, Fischer. rowf ROWTH means the broadening of intellect, the quickening of sympathies, the deepening of community. Here within the confines of M.R.H. grows a vast field of young sprouts. We talk with others, we share their gripe, their gaiety, their gloom. In classrooms we read together Caesar and Chaucerg together we wait with tickling tongues for the final bell. Always there is a feeling of belonging, securely and happily, to a society of youthful association. With that our nutriment, we grow and ripen together in the fertile soil of school life. rang .xgddociafion P ULN Q MI DLI Pl U. MilI'y' Lou Cook, Vv'ai'ren Couch, liarbara lngold, 1 in ld XX it IL Muthi lvloon. Doris .'xlWL'I'HllllXY, Bula fi.lI'l'QlI. Mary Brady, HE responsibility for directing and managing the affairs of the senior class rests with the SEC. This group, elected by the seniors, has functioned democratif cally and admirably this year in eilecting and planning the Senior Football Dance, selecting class rings and preparing for the great day, graduation. Those chosen to the committee were: Stanley Hrach, Martha lvloon, Marry Brady, Bob Garrett. lvlary Lou Cook, Barbara lngold, and XVarren Couch. When matters of importance came up Qusually about the beginning of sixth hour on dull days, Mr. Del Pizzo, adviser ex' cellente to the class, called the four oihcers to meet with the committee. The othcers were: Harold fOh, to be a football heroj Watzig, President: lvlargie Rose, Vice' Presidentg Doris Abernathy, Secretaryg and Roland Dapron, Treasurer. We are indeed indebted to this group for a successful year, so may we take this space to say to them, Thanks a million!! .XgwCfl:0l'Ldt8Q Marr! joan Steward-sweet individuality-Billie Steward Bill Childress-babyfblond rnop-Bob Striler Mary Brady and Margie Rose-cute from head to toe-Audrey Crosby and janet Barnard jack Olson-rattlin' rattletrap-Fred Cody ' A. Carol Ellison-Queen of M.R.H.-jane Kelly ' Harold Watzig-King of M.R.H.-Bill Couch , ' Martha Moon-that Annual oflice again-Sue Hamlin and Helen East. Pat Queenan-dice 'n' poker deck-Jack Neise Bob johnson-ability to grow up and not acrosf-Jim Spiros Barbara Ingold-brains 'n' common sense-Jeanine Bellows Bob Pohle-Pepsodent smile-Pati Dolan , ' Doris Abernathy and Alvera Heller-sportin' 'waysQJane Lloyd and Mac Cavanaugh Mark Wcmlters-M.R.H. brain trust-jack Carlson l Eileen Costello-everybody's sweetheart-Betty? Toliver ' ' Dave Wind-his technique-at basketballdDon Hagemann Faye Clover-date book-Judy Leighton Jim Straubinger-wanderitis-Charles Notter Audrey jahrand-great big beautiful eyes-Margie Garrett Nick Mahoney and Louis Altemeyer-seat in corner of library-J. D. Schuler and Harold Taylor Sue Morten and Regina Gooch-sweet silence-Shirley Brown and Mickey LaVoie Stan Hrach-exec ability-jim Mullally fof Basement Town famej Gordon McAdow-tremendous appetite- Skinny Hayes Gladys Doyle- Tootsie of M.R.H.-Marilyn Burger Bob Garrett-terrific, titanic technique at wrestling-Don Spitznagle-Bob Lambert Dot Henderson-witty comebacks-Nell Schulz Charlie Prince- Prince Charming-jack Diesel Alice Chaney and jean Clampitt-their hold on the Torch-Dot Welden and Ann DuBois Stan Zermanf-permanent wave-Harold McNeil Richard Koester-diet list-Frank Burke Dottie Scheidt- Gobs of love for the Navy-Janis Geselchap and Martha Whitehill Roland Schikore-that ol' corn wit-Don Beimdiek Nadine Keeney-long, luscious tresses-Betty Griflith Wayne Frisinger-wolf technique-Alex Horvat Billie Magruder-dreams in khaki-our other dreamers Ken Dent and Carol Hicks-swell guys 'n' super athletes-Bob Ellis and Robert Higgins Doris Schaeffer- Sweet and Lovely -Margo Murray Mary Lou Cook and Mary Ellen Brockman-fashion plate clothes-Adrienne Rettaire Vel Turner and Bill jones-brain storms and foggy notions-Harold Susman and Herb Kaufman Laurel Schramm-literary ability-Helen East and Pat Lay George Diesel and Bob Bell-poise and reserve-Bob Billmeyer Virginia Keller-dark charm-Betty Alexander - . LeRoy Vogts and Ken Wolf-fine fellas-Dick Andrews and Bill Babbitt joan Hohmann-vitamin pill pep-Joyce Lauritson Joe Polinski-wilting ,brown reyes-jim 'Frisinger Dick Hencken-darling -crew .cut-4Brad'Stevens and f'Bud'fBabbitt Bud Lore-gridiron rep -Ed 'Frahm Esther Roberts-last of a long line-Mary Buchroeder johnny Pulliam-sharp sox-jack Monahan jack Seiler-mirrorfshined oxbloods-Bud Emmons Roland Dapron-tall, tan beauty-Terry Allen and Bud Aubuchon 15 enlom RUTH BOLLMEIER The town wa.: at her twiulrling fer! G.A.A. 1,2,3: C.R. 1,2,3: Bas ketball 1,2g Class Sec. 4. DOROTHY CARPENTER Good disfvusitiou, been mind- A secretarial find. Bowling 2: Band 2,3,4g Gregg' ites 3,43 G.R. 3,41 C.A.A. 3, 4: Torch 4. EARLINE DAUGHETEE Hrain.r.uml skill.: galore-Q lVhul 1: more .slze's not ii Imre. G.A.A. 1: Hockey 1,2,3,4: Bas' ketball 1,2,3,4g Volleyball 2,31 Rostrum 3: Torch 3.4, DORIS MAE GIEBEL Bz'cau.re of you we will be glad :mil gay , , And meet hfe -with a .1-ong. GR. 1,41 Basketball 1.2,3,4: Hockey 2,45 Creggites 3,41 C. A.A. 4: Class Treas. 4. SHIRLEY NULL Stately and tall, She moved through the hull. G.A.A. 1: CR. 1: Bowling 3,4. MARJORIE PARSONS New era.: in her brain. New lzeighfs .x'lu ll .mon attain. G.A.A, 1, Cabinet 2: Glee Club 15 A Cappella 1,2,3, Treas. 2: Basketball 1,21 Hockey lg Vol' leyball 23 All School Assembly Comm. 1: Annual 1,2, Assoc. Ed. 3,43 Torch 3, Vice'Pres. 4, Ribbon'Bearer 3: Pres. of jan. 1945 Class. 1 ROSEMARY F. BLAIR Tliercis poetry in her soul. All School Assembly Comm. 1: Annual 1,21 Pep Club 1,21 Glcc Club 1.2: G.R. 1.2,3,4. ALLEN BRINKMEYER Rluxliiug a Sf1't'1IL1ll,1'.l A Cappella 1,2,3g Track 4. ARLINE CLEMENT Ilrzpfvy as the da-v is long! G.A.A. 1: Pep Club 1,21 Roller Skating Club, Treas. 23 Science Club 1.2. PAUL FARRELL Ile 'worries not, Ile ll11rrie.i' noi. PATRICIA MITCHELL I like girl.: with lang hair, I alxo like a bob. But red hair is the most fair, If.: diferent from the mob. Entered from Brentwood High 3: Bowling 3: Hecs 4. BETTY JANE OLSEN Her merry twinkle.: ll'iIl delay the wrinkles G.R. 1: Glee Club 1,23 Pep Club 1,21 Roller Skating Club 2. SUSAN RICE Srzgaciolzs Susan! CR. 1, 2: Cabinet 3,41 Glee Club 1.2: A Cappella 1,2,3: Rostruin 3: Torch 3,4. I BERNICE RIGGS Heartbeat. A Cappella 2,3. GENE ABERNATHY Athletic ability superb! Football 1,2,3: Track l,2,3: Bowling l,2,3: Hi'Y 2,35 M Club 3,4. LOUIS ALTEMEYER No room for gloom. B Football 2,32 Track 3,43 Wrestling 4. BOB BELL Ile rings trnv to Hx. Bowling 1,2,3: Annual 4: Ros' trum 4: B Football 1,25 Track 3. BETTY BERRESHEIM Glad that I lim' am I. Orchestra I,2,3,4, Sec. 3: As' sembly Comm. l: Greggites 4. Comm. 1gCvreggites 4. CHARLES BOTT I crave mental tnraltatianf I eniom MARGARET VOLA Si'l'io1r.r but fricudly, DORIS ABERNATHY She tops them all. G.A.A. l,2, Cabinet 3, Treas. 4: G.R. 1: Bowling 2,3,4g Pep Club 2: Basketball 2,33 Volley- ball 2,3: Hockey 2,3,4g Class Sec. 4. THERESA CTERRYJ AHERN .llerr,v Terry. G.A.A. 1,2,3,4g G.R. I,2,3,4g Hockey 1,2,3: Basketball 4. STUART AVERA ' Quiet and rc.rfr':'ed. Bowling 3: Band 1,2,3,4. RONALD BENDER Although Ronald came to ur this 'ear 1 , He's' a grad from whom we'll hear. Entered from Phillips, Texas 41 Photography Club lg Science Club 2: Band l,2. MARY BILLINGTON Art is the 'wine of life. Entered from Paseo High School, Kansas City, Missouri 4 Basketball 4 EMM tg! MMM f GLORIA BOTT Very vivaciousl Entered from Payson, Utah 43 G.R. 1: G.A.A. 4g Pep Club 35 Rifle Club 35 Thespian Club 2,3q Orchestra 1,45 Band 45 School Play 2,35 Queen Candi' date 3. eniom CGRINNE ISOWDEN lluf-fri' uri' limp' :film lllllhl' ullu-f-.v liul'l'-v. Clee Club l,2,4g Rustrum l,2, 3: C.A.A. l,2,3,4g G.R. l,2L Annual 1.3.41 Hockey 3. MARY BRADY llm.i'4' i'l1:li'ur1ug1 voimgf i'1iuflu.r, Hockey lp Basketball l: G.A.A. lg Clee Club l: Prom, Comm. 3: Ribbonfbearer 3: Sr. Ex. Comm. 4. BARBARA BROEDER lluiul-i' mul uint l'l'r!ri'Iio1l on Ire. C.A.A. l,2,3,4: Pep Club l: Cle: Club l,4: A Cappella ll. 3,41 Annual 1.4. MARCELLA BUMPASS .Sfinlr nhl .wlll'l'i'l'x, .Yiiurv ulfl l'l'i'f'. - Xuun' nlfl gllilnftvi' nl' l'ul'1uflxi'. Oi-cliem-ii l,2,?-,4: Alllillill 4 RibbunfBearer 3. ALICE CHANEY Qinllilj' in ull xlu' flour. Pep Club l: C.R. l,2,3, Cabi '7 net 43 Skating Club -1 Clee Club l,2,4g Basketball 41 -Ir. Sr, Prom. Comm. 3: Annual 4 Torch 3,4. WILLIAM E. CHILDRESS l lilurzfli' .i'mfmHlir'.' Track l,3,4: HifY 21 A Cap' pclla 3,43 All County Chorus 4. NELSON CLARK .I lull wil-lii'ilili'il Ivlluf-' H'ifl1 1li.fj'n,viliorl un'llrm'. Bowling 2.3: Chess Club l.2: Maitli Club 3: Band l.2.3.41 Orchestra 2,3,41 Clarinet Quai tette 3. CEURGIA BOYHER lf.i'ri'l.r in f'r'ucti'ciil fliiuyx, Bowling 2. MONICA BRODHACE .llzru-i-.v xzruliugl, m':'i'r ylnni, G.R. lg Skating Club 2: Science Club 31 Annual 3.4. ,IOSEPHINE BUMPASS lima' lini,vlili'1', iu':'er: Iuiof. .Sire lwldx her own ui uni' mortal. Orchestra l.2,3.4: Annual 4. XVANDA LEE BYRD tfoml laokiizg :villi ui: i'u:i.1lil.' 1.-uri' all lim' men. Entered from Beaumont 4: Creggites 4: Student Council I, JEAN CHILDERS l'i'r.i'uI1ulil i' Plnx. G.A.A. l.2,3.4: C.R, lg Pep Club l: A Cappella l,2,3.43 Clee Club 3,41 Bowling 2,32 As' scmbly Comm. 2: All County Choir 3.4: lr. Prom Comm. 3: Sr. Dance Comm. 4. EMMA VIEAN CLAMPITT limi! will hm' lflu1uy. Entered from Holcomb, Kansas 3: CR. 1.2.3,-1: F,H.A. 1.21 Clec Club l,2,4: Chorus 1,21 Varsity Basketball l,2,3,41 Vol' Ieyball 4: -lr. Sr. Prom Comm. 31 Annual 4: Torch 4. DAN COAD lllllllx iz Nur gzvlilliviiuiz Band 3.4. OLIVE COLEMAN .-Ilzvuys jolly, Tlm!'.i' our Ollyl G.A.A. 2,42 Band 2,3,4: Roller Skating Club 2: Bowling 4: Hocl-:cy 2,42 Basketball 2,41 Sr, Dance Comm.: War Bond Sales Comm.: Volleyball 4. KATHERYN CONAWAY Likc tlii' Jtnr: in the sky, Tlivrr .r iz twinkle in lim' eye. Entered from Blewett 2: Hccs 4: Bowling 4. M RRY LOUISE CORLEY I low a soldier. Entered from Clayton 4: Latin Club 1: G.A.A. I,2,3: Hockey I,2,3: Volleyball 1,2,3: Basket' ball 1: Bowling 4. WARREN COUCH .ll1'. Esqnirv ,IHS :milling on lVarl'cn. Band 1,2,3, Treas. 4: Cornet Quartet 1: Hi-Y 2: Track 2.3,4: Club Sec. 4: Math Cluh Sec. 4: Sr. Exec. Comm, Or' chcstra I,2,3. ESTELLE DANIEL .S'tur.v in your !'j'l'J. Bowling 4: Basketball 1,2, Var' sity 4: Volleyball Varsity 1,2, 3,4. 1 NEDRA DEARDORFF Llli':'z'l' fcrky f'0lH'!'l'5llliUll, l'illr'd will: aiiimotmnl G.R. 3,-4. KENNETH DENT Adrqiralz' in all f'artii'1rli1r.v, Ile c.rccl,c in L'.l'll'l1-FlII'l'l4'IlllIl'S. Entered from Joplin, Missouri 4: Band 4: Varsity Basketball 4. eniom .IAMES COLVIN I1i,r smile Iwloiigs to Ilzc Navy noni. Rifle Club 2,3: Science Club 2,3. A MARYLOU COOK Don't blame me for 'what 1'f1' mid, It all just came out of my liradl Entered from Webster 2: G.A. A. 2,3,4: G.R. 2, Treas. 3, Pres. 4: A Cappella 2,3, Sec. 4: Glee Club 2, Treas. 3, Pres. 4: Vol' leyball 3,44 Annual 2,3, Sr. Sect. Ed. 4: Torch, Vice'Pres. 4: All County Choir 4: jr. Prom Comm. 3: jr. Prom Maid 3: Sr. Football Dance Comm. 4: Sr. Exec. Comm. EILEEN COSTELLO Dine-able, 'Date-able, Dunno-able TON. G.A.A. 1,2,3, Cabinet 4: Glee Club 1,2,3,4: G.R. 1,2: Annual 1,2,3,4: Hockey 2,3,4: Basket- ball 2,4: Sr. Dance Maid 2,31 Ir. Prom. Comm. 3: Football Dance Maid 3. SHIRLEY CREWS Little, cute, and blonde, to boot. ROLAND G, DAPRON No maltrv' 'wlwre the body gum, Thr mind is free to go clscziilinv. A Cappella 1,2,3, Treas. 4: B Football 1,2 ,Varsity 3,41 Wresf tling 2,3,4: Track 3,4: Class Treas. 4. TOM DEMPSEY Prrxvsiug forward, .vnre of acliiiwv- ment. Entered fro m Classen High School, Oklahoma City, Okla' homa 4. GEORGE DIESEL Good svrixz' and good uafnri' comlmwd. Bowling 2,32 Band 2. endow BETTY JANE DUES llrumulif l71n'.r.' Entered from St. Elizabeth's Academy 3: Annual 4. K AROL ELLISON .Yu ynlluy, .vu fvwit-x', .vo fwfirlfir, .Yu l'I't'l'j'f1ll'll!1 is .yln'.' C.A.A. 1.2, Cabinet 3, Vice' Pres, 4: Glee Club l,2,3.4: A Cappella 1.2.3,-1: C-reggites -1: Annual 1,2.3.4: Hockey 1.2. 3.4: Basketball 2.3: Volleyball 3.4: Football Ivlaid 1.3: lr. Prom Comm. 3: jr. Prom Maid 33 Varsity Hockey 4: Sr. Foot' ball Dance Queen 4. ALICE MAE EVANS To .rfeuk Init little Iu'1'onu'.v u 'U.'U'nUH. C.A.A. 1.2: Pep Club 1.2: An' nual 2.3: Rostrum 3.4: Hockf ey l. M FLEENER li'1'uil.v and Jlrudy. Band l,2.3,4. WAYNE FRISINGER A track and fflilflldll sim' is IN, And liamimmc too, as ynn nm .mu Entered from Willizumspmnrt. Pa. 3: Club 43 Club 3: B Football 1, Varsity 2.3.-1: Wrestling Champ 2.3: Boxing! Champ 2,33 Track 1. Varsity 2.3: Annual Art Ed. 4. MARY GLOSIER liven Hur nr.u'v.vt c0nif'li1m'u1.r would br' iiridr'1'.rI11lrn1z'iiI.v. GR. 1: Pep Club lg Glce Club 1.2. BILL GOODYEAR lfifli a liltlr' talk, a ILHI4' fini. .'llu.r! of my 'n'0r'k gflx donr. Band 1,2.3,4: Orchestra 1.2. 3.4: Wrestling 2. MADELINE DUNHAM liacnirxc in ,iporls :hr dovx v.rc4'l, In liffs game .vht .v sun' tu du 'wr-Il. Volleyball 2.3, Hockey 2. Var' sity 3.4: Basketball 2, Varsity 3. MARY JEAN EMMONS ,-ilt!rnrfi:'r, actizv, t'1L I't'YA. and nent. Entered from Kirkwood 4: Clee Club 1: Dance Club 2: Pap Club 2: G.A.A, 3: Rostrum 4: Band 1: May Fete 2. ULDA LEE FANGER Clwcrful t'lzum. Clee Club 1: Pen Pal Club 2. PAUL FRESE Ilaving a n'uudn'r'flrI time! Rostrum 1: Bowling 2.3: Band l,2.3,4: Orchestra 2.3. BOB GARRETT Star purfornter - S4'f1oIa.r!ically, AtlzIr'!i1'nlI,v, I7rl1im'ruticillly, and Socially. M Club 2.3.41 Backward Dance jack 3: Class Pres. 3: Sr. Exec. Comm. 4: Annual Cir' culation 4: B Football 1.2, Varsity 3.4: Track 1,2,3,4: Wrestling 2.3.4. REGINA GOOCH Silrurv ix umm' eloquent llran ':1'm'd.r. G.A.A. 1.2.3. Treas. 4: Clce Club 1.2,3,4: Orchestra 1.2.3. 43 Band l,2,3.4: Twirler 3.4: Annual 2.3.41 Hecs 4: Hockey 1.2, lvlgr. 3.4: Volleyball 1. Mgr. 2.3.45 Basketball 1.2.3,-1. GERALDINE GOTT You must have been 41 bi-antifnl llub-V.' Entered from Southwest High School 3. JANE GRIEBEL PL'f'fl'i'lI0ll IX IIN' gnul. HELEN CULLER Sin' xlmgv in fashion di'.vigu. Clec Club, 3,41 Bowling 4: Hccs 4: Greggitcs 43 Annual 4: Torch 4, JOHN HARDY lli'l! lvrm' lluf'c1y. Track l,2,3,4: Band l,2.3,4: Orchestra l,2,3,-4: French Horn Ouartette l,2,3,4: Brass Sex' tctte l,?.,3,4g All County Band 1,21 All State Band l: All State Orchestra 1,4. ED HEIDBRIER lziixx' Io likvf Band 1,21 A Cappella 2.3,-41 All County Choir 4. X If nf I . - 15 ALVERA HELLER Our frrmzlv Fr'anlcif' L'l1l'll'.I, Pcp Club 1,23 G.R. 1.2,3: C.A. A. 3, Cabinet 4: A Cappella 1,2,3,4g Glee Club 2,3,4: All County Choir 41 Basketball 1,2, Varsity 3,41 Volleyball 1,Z,3,4g Assembly Comm. 2,3: jr. Prom Comm. 3. CONNIE HELLWEGE .f4ll1rlt.V .7fN. Oli. l: Grub Streetcrs 4, BETTY LEE HESS L4u.vln1lly .vvN1ixtifan'd. eniord DON CRIESE I'uli!w1u.v.r is u rirtlw. Bowling 2,33 B Football 2. LORAINE HOLLORAN Iilm' vyrs und Ivlavk hair, gl t'0l11lvi1lil!iu1i Vurv. Hecs 4. SHIRLEY HEBERER Cvlitlv and kind, lrajv1'imxv.v .vln ll find. GR. lg Orchestra l.2,4g Bowl' ing 3: Grcggitcs 4. STANLEY HEINEMANN Hi' llax ,vtukml out 11 flufm in fvrzmrruzv. MARY ELLEN HELLMANN Thr time to Ive llaffqv i.: noir. Thi' pluvv tu bv lzapfgv is lruiu. Bowling 3: Grcggitcs 4. DICK HENCKEN Our i-HflH'L' Ur. .-lr1'ln'rii'u,' Club 'l,3,4: NB Basket' ball 1: B Football 2,3, Wres' tling 2,3,4g Track 2,3,4. PEGGY JEANNE HOEL llvr .Tt7ll!I.VftII7.Yf11llffij' mf! nf this world! Entered from Soldan l: C.A.A. 1,2,3,4g Glee Club l,Z,3,4: A Cappella 1,2,3,4: RibbonfBearf er 3. J' . fwfiilafa 1 FFMAN '- x 0 0 lr to 'W 1- lu:-:xr I j kr, I - lm'-. play, '11 lvl! of 'work ful' uuoilim' du-v. Entered from Normandy lg B Football 2,31 Track 3.4. JOAN HOHMANN Tln'r'1 .r dL'7'ilh'y ill 111'rl'j'i'. Entered from Paseo High, Kan' sas City, Missouri lz Glee Club 1,2,3, Vice'Pres. 45 Hockey 2: Volleyball 2: Annual 3,41 jr, Sr. Prom Comm. 3: A Cap- pslla 3,41 All County Choir 4: G.R. 4. JALK HOLT .lluv lu' lim' nj' In llfx umm' Lila' that Hull uf um:'il- funn: Boys' Glee Club 1: A Cappella 2,32 Pen Pal Club l: Science Club 2,3. BARBARA INGOLD xlx lar' ax llolvbinr go, 'flll'l7,.f rn'-.vkufnrg lx in .vllzmx GAA. l,2,3,41 Pep Club 1. Annual l,2,3,4: Glec Club 1,41 Jr. Prom Comm. 3: Sr, Exec, Comm.: War Stamp Sales Comm. 43 G.R. 4. AUDREY ,IAHRAND Shir lf,w'.v. C-,R. 1: Pep Club l: G.A.A 2,3,4. BOB jOHNSON .Snr fvrf uf f7t'l'.V0IllIIllj' und llwu .wma Bowling lg Rifl: Club 1,21 Vai sity Football 3,41 Wr'estling 2 3,4: Track 3. Q IRMGARD KAISER l:.l'l'1'rt Ill Ju Hlllll-1' IU!!-1'.V a llvr' gill uf gulf ':w ll l'l'lll!'llllH'l' all our days. Pep Club 1: G.A.A. 1,2,3,4: A Cappella 1,2,3,4: Volleyball 2,3,4: Basketball 2,3,4: Glee Club 3,43 All County Choir 4: Creggites 43 Annual 4. 4 IACKIE HOFFMAN Tall, dark, and di.r!i11yl1i.vln'd. G.A.A. 1,2,3,4: Pep Club lg Basketball 3: Volleyball 3. JOHN HOHMANN You can tr'u.vtl1iu1 in ilu' lim-lc. Entered from Paseo High, Kan' sas City, Missouri 1: Band 1.2, 3,41 Orchestra 1,'.Z,3.-4: B Football 2: Wrestliiig 2.3,-4. STANLEY HRACH ll Ilrn you an' gona' llzv turrli will lr:-1' nn. Honorary Member Math Club l,2, Member 3, Pres. 41 Torch 3,4g Sr. Exec, Comm.: Prom Comm. 3: Annual -4: Class Treas. 3. ,IAMES IRVJIN Vmlrr' that rm! hrim' u romlviull- tion nf good .n'u.n' und lrnmor. Entered from Normal Commuf nity High 4: Athletic Club l.2,3. ,IUANITA JENNINGS llrr ullr'm'tio11 ix ulidriiiulflr. Hccs 4. BILL ,IONES l'll'il'lI1I'lj' ux li lnl,vr'i1il'.' A Cappella 2,3,4. NADINE KEENEY .X'ii'k4'v with your hair' uqlnn' ll'4 ll lu' .vorrvv to ,wr you yu. V4 . . 1' VIVIAN LEE KELLY Slit' fa:'m'.s the Nargi' Inluc. Entered from Southwest High 3. ALICE KIECKOEFER Ihr' lvli.riiiv.r.r :unrld will ivvlrwnii' licr. Sopb. Assembly Com m. 2: Hecs 4. RICHARD KOESTER Dau.: L'i'cr'y!l,ilig tlllffflj' und .rumor ily. DON KRIEG Going .Hy l'l'11-VJ' RUTH LAMBERT lloxffitality, with in .mfr wiitlivrli Uk'L'L'Ht. Entered from Little Rock, Ar- kansas 2: G.A.A. 2,31 Cvlec Club 13 G.R. 2: Class Vice- Pres. 1: Annual 4. PAT LOEBLEIN liuir hair und I'-1'l'.Y uf lvluv. .11 dixliurtian Irue. G.R. 1: Bowling 3,4. SHIRLEY MAAS Iliix girl xx :vt jul' liigliw' Ilziiigx, Bowling 2,33 Basketball 4. eniom BETTY KEM PER l Clrrci' rvitli lfrusli und fivn. CLR. 1,2,3: Annual 4. PEGGY KINDIG .Wir likvs Ia liz' d1far1'1iI,' Pep Club 1: Glee Club 1: G.R. 1. ERNEST KRETSCHMAR l.i:'c.r fm' tlir youd lu' can dn. Band 1. ALAN L. LAKE It :wx a tough hylltgbut I won! Band 1,21 UB Football 1,21 B Basketball 1,2, Varsity 35 Track 1.2. ROGER LARSON lful'iu', Rrmlinf, Rngmx' llr'll m':'i'r In' im uliivmigl-11' EARL LORE Oli, a ,miIor'.c lifv ix Hu' life for mv! HifY 2: Club 3,41 B Football 1,2, Varsity 3.4: Track 2,?1,4: Wrestling 4. ANDY MACKEY rl yvntlvuian by vliuilv. Bowling Club 1: Track 1,23 QB: Fooball 1.2, Varsity 3,4, 655716-M44 -Flexi-that eniom BILLIE MAGRUDER ll'itIy and l'li'1'i'z' -vivri'll IlllT'l' In z1grr'r',' .N'1l'i'r'! and lirivl-x' as -von rim .vl'i'. G.A.A. 1: Band lg Orchestra lg Clee Club 1,2,4g A Cappella 2,3,4: Basketball 1,2,4g Hockey 1,23 Volleyball 2,41 Ribbon' bearer 3: Annual 4. DOTTIE MAY 1 arrrr Orr!! Entered from Webster lg Bowl' ing 4: Hecs 4: Pep Club 1.2. BETTY MCKELVEY N4'1'vr' u illill moment! Entered from Shortridge High. lndianapolis. Indiana, I. BILLY MEYER The HlIlf7l'U and wily llllffl-gllt' hun. BETTY MILLER High l'llf'!1lINl.fII!'Sj You rim drfvcml on her. Entered from Huntington High 3: Clee Club I: Bowling 2,45 Basketball l,2,3,4: C-.R. 45 G. A.A. 4: Annual 4: Hecs 45 Skating Club 21 Volleyball 2,-4, MARTHA MOON JIM Our Ifdilor--'Ilf'r'i', tlwrv, and v1'1'1',x'1ull arc! Annual 2, Co'Assoc. Ed. 3, Editor 4: C-,R. 1: C.A.A. 1, Cabinet 2,3,4: Pep Club I: Hockey I: Orchestral 1,21 Bas- ketball 2 4: Volle ball 34' . Y . . lr. Prom Comm. 3: RibbonfBcarer 3: Torch 4: Sr. Exec. Comm.: Sr. Football Dance Comm. 4. MORTON A lll'l'lI1if'.f life In' likfxr to lend. HH' find him very liamlxmm' im!1'r'd. Science Club 2, Pres, 3: Band 1,21 Track 3. MARY MARTINEAU .Yucdli'.v and f'v'll.v, in .cl :i'i11g .vlw Ivins! C.A.A. I1 G.R. 2: Bowling 3. JEANETTE MCDONALD .bllt'1lII7Illl-Y .vliould Ili' f'r'onmh'i1. Basketball 1: Hockey 1. ELINOR ANN MEIER IfllI'll1I7f-X' l'hofiu1i'm'fir IIN' irflfn' life fx llffflill G.R. 1,2g Orchestra 1,2,3,4, Vice-Pres. 2: Band 2,3,4g Bowl' ing 4: Greggites, Sec. 4: Annu' al 4: Hecs, Pres. 41 Basketball 4: Torch 4. ROSEMARY MILBERT QJiiii'lm'.v.v and rficirrxi'-x' gn hand in hand. Fresh. Assembly Comm. 1: G.R. 2,31 G.A.A. 4: Orchestra 3,-4: Hecs 4: Annual 4: Torch 4: Basketball 4. BILL MILLER Ili' iini'.w'r fiddle aramid. Bowling 1.2: Band l,2.3,4. SUE MORTEN JIM .lrm'r:'i'i11l glirl--'l'ln' .YllllIl'f4',Yf thing on Iwo feet. G.A.A. 1,2,3,4: Pep Club 1,21 Glee Club 3,41 Annual 3.4: Hockey 3: lr. Prom Comm. 3: Rostrum 4. MOTLEY .-lu ut'lrli'tv -xx ln' .-lm! jllfl nj fvp ax he can Irv. Bowling 1,31 Varsity Football 4: Wrestling 4. ISABELL NARROW It iiurro':i'.v dozrn lu ll1i.v tm' likr her! Glef: Club 1,21 Skating Club, 2. .IACK OLSEN flllllllllg in on u 7s'lu'cl and a f1rayf'r.' ROBERT OTT .Yotliiug to sux. :milling to do, I liaffr this day will lw .rliurllwr through. A Cappella 1,2,3,41 Fresh. As' sembly Comm, 1: HfY 2: Prom Comm. 3. BOB POHLE Nat lacy, just tirrd! Pep Club 1: Rifle Club 1,21 Bowling 1,31 Soph. Football: Track 2. DONALD ROBER .A1l:i'ii5-.r laughing likv a flown l'l'lu'u lz'atlu:v s not around. AL ROGERS .4ri'c'ut on living! IDA ROSENBERG Dancing ject. G.A.A. 1. eniom EMMIE NIETERS S'Zi'L'l'll'I' tliun su'e.'t'f. BETTY OTT ller story is .short and swert, In M.R.H. .elm can't bc brat. JOAN PARKER Ifudcrscore capable. G.R. 11 G.A.A. 2,3,41 Bowling 2, Pres. 3, Vice-Pres. 41 Basket' ball 2,31 Volleyball 2,31 Hockey 41 Greggites 41 VicefPres. 4. CHARLES PRINCE Clmrliv we know is quite a fan Of Goodman, .1li1lc'r, and Elling- tan. A Cappella 1,2,3, Vice'Pres. 41 B Football 2,3, Varsity 4: Track 1,2,3,41 Wrestling 3,4. ESTHER ROBERTS I5i'cv'ytl1ing .rhe dam 'with vase .4ln'a,vs willing and ready to please. G.R. 21Bancl 1,2,3,41 Orchestra 2,3,41 Mixed Clarinet Quartet 3,41 Torch 4, MARGIE ROSE Our typical Izigli school girl! Annual 1,2,41 G.A.A. 1,2,3,-4: A Cappella 1,2,3,4: Glee Club 1,3,41 Basketball 1,21 Hockey l,2,3,4: Football Maid 2: Class VicefPres. 31 Jr. Prom Comm. 3: lr. Prom Maid 3: Greggites, Pres. 41 All County Chorus 4: Class VicefPres. 41 Sr. Football Dance Maid 4. JANET RUFFNER Slie loves to play the blues, Entered from Belle High School 41 Band 1,41 Glee Club 1,2,4: Pep Club 1,2,31 School Paper 1,2,3: Ir. Play 3: Sr. Play 3: Annual 4. eniom JIM RYAN Ylldl .rf'rioii,r look, tliut .vulmliii'l-i .rtarv li'i' kiiim' tl1v1i .v nii.u'1ii'i'f in lln air. M Club l,'l,3,4: Varsity Foot ball 2,3,-4: Track 1,2,3,4. TOM SANS SOUCI llix fulr is .vmiIcil. Chess Club 1,21 Rifle Club 1,2 3: Class Viccfprcs. l: Band 1.2.3. ROLAND SCHIKORE f1l'zs'uy.v ri-aily, uluiirvx tln-rv. n1l':i'u,x'.v '?I'llllH!I I0 do his xliiifr, Rifle Club 1,2, Pres. 3,43 An' nual, CofPhoto. Ed. 3, Business Manager 4: Track 33 Torch, Treas. 4. JACK SEILER ll un1r'u uri' llix llubbyl BUD SHIPMAN Not tim gmail, im! lnu bail. ll'1' lliiiik ln' ix ii likviilvli' liiil. JEANNE MARIE SPQONER ,1lrrry Toug1i1'. Bowling 1: GR. 1. GENE STEPHENS .llvii iirr nut m4'ri.fiii'i'il lu' im'lii'.v. ROSEMARY SAMUELS l.urky in l.n:'r. G,A.A. 1,21 CR. 1: Basketball l,2.4: Hockey 1,41 Volleyball 4: C-rcggitcs 4. DOTTIE SCHEIDT ll llottic l1':'i'il ai'i'o.v.r Il:i' .fri ll'lu1t Ti'0IIdK'l'-l-Ill .r':i'.lniim'r,c 'Lvoim' f'1'ol'li ' :would lun' Entered from Roosevelt High 2: G.R. 2: G.A.A. 13,41 An' nual 2: Cheerleader 2,3,-1: Bas' ketball 4: RibbonfBearer 3. LAUREL MAE SCHRAMM l i'um lim' kxionilrdgv, otllvrx will Iiglit tlirir rum1'lv.x'. Rostrum 1: G.R. lx Hecs, Sec. 4: Annual 4: Glee Club -1:Crub Strcetcrs 4: Torch 4. BETTY SENKOSKY Our all UVUIIIIJ girl. G.R. 1.21 Basketball 1,2,3.4: G, A.A. 2.3: Volleyball 2,3,4: Ten' nis 2: Annual 4. ARDYTH SMITH l'll not fiHil'i'r' will: .mn Q' fiinlil loll1oVi'o':l'. MARY JANE STEFFEN .-1 clii'i'rlirl look, lx fvlcuxirg i',vi', 1'mi'lliiI:u-u,i'.v gr! 'ivllivi ,voir j-i1.v.v lirr Ivy. GR. 1. G.A.A. i,z,s. Bowling 2: Volleyball 3,-4: Greggites 4: Annual 4: Torch 4: Basket' ball 4. RUTH STEVENS .Vu:'i'i' 'wz'ury, vwr cllvcry! G,A.A. l,'Z.3,4: Bowling 2.3,-lg Baskstball 2,41 Hockey 3: Vol- leyball 4: jr. Prom Comm. 3. JOAN STEWARD .'ltll11'lil'zi1l,i' uri'i1'cfSm'ii1ll,v ulti'ai'ti:'c. G.A.A. l,2,3, Cabinet 4: Arch' ery 1: Hockey 1,2,3,4: Basket' ball l,2,3,-4: Volleyball 3,41 Swimming 4: Ribbon'Bearer 3: Sr, Football Dance Maid. JAMES STRAUBINGER l.a.vl night ut I7i'rlf'r' I jvlt im' mz'n.v4', Hu! nun' I fvvl likt' thirt-x' i'4'uf.r. Entered from South Side Cath' ulic 3: Varsity Football 3.4: M Club 3,4. PAT TETER .'li'i'17l'4lilIgl In Hn' .Cl'r'l' .JIIANIVF ix hvr i'un'1'r.' Band 1,2,3, Sec. 4: Orchestra 2.3,-1: Flute Quartette l,2.3: Flute Trio 3: Bowling 3. MILDRED THURMAN .Yvz'cr .vlifix auyam' u umsx :.'ordJ C.A.A. lg G.R. l: Glec Club 1.2.41 A Cappella 1.2.3.-1: Crcggites 4. C. VELVIN TURNER .-fini fvilli mv lmuivlx' :vit I Irrigfliiiwi up flu' ':s'ul'lrI ullfil. Chess Club l,2,3: Track Mgr. 1: Math Club 'l,3,4: Jr. Prom Comm. 3. BONITA WiALKENHORST Pli'u.viny Pt'l'5lIllUlif-X'. DOROTHY WERLE .Yiiirv Iifi' ix brirf, zu' urrll' tu :nuke it bright. G.A.A. lg. Glee Club 1,2,3,4: A Cappella l,2,3,4: Greggites 4. endow JOE STODDARD l.ut.v uf cliurm, plenty of wit, H'itli all lrix frivvidx lil' uiuleixv a liit. Band l,2g Bowling 1,21 B Football 2, Varsity 4: Track 3: Club 4. HOMER STRICKER .1 r1z1l l'i'f'li'Hlv mlm ulmuf tim-u. DICK THAYER llifle l1u.v gum: to tht' roloixr. Varsity Football 3.4: Track 2,3: Math Club 3,4. BEVERLY TUCKER .-l sllldy in bloudv. O.A.A. 1,2,3,41 Annual 1,2,3, 41 Glee Club 1,2,3,4: A Cap' pella l,2,3,4: Basketball l,2,4g Jr. Prom. Comm. 3: Ribbon' Bearer 3. CORINNE MARIE VOEOTLI Xin' to know. Hiking lg Greggites 4. HAROLD WATZIG .-ll! the lzrulhvrzv 'wurv ruliuut, llc L'f1l'l'if'!i un tln: tradition. M Club l,2,3,4: Hi'Yi 2: Class Pres. 45 B Basketball l,2, Varsity 3,41 Varsity Foot' ball 3,4g Track l,2,3,4, Cap' tain 3. JUNE WILDBERGER L'lmruzi:ig and L'uf'ti':'utir1y. GR. l: Hockey 3: G.A.A. 2. eniom WILMA M. WILDEBRANDT Prrlirniug for lim' .vi'rr1'11il'i'al career. Greggites 4. MARY WITHINGTON llvv' f'II1IIll.Yl'U.X'llI ix inil'm'f1'uii.v.' Grcggitcs 4. KENNETH WOLF Kms glrlx ri lm1:'l nut of Iliff. Entered from South Side Cath' olic l1 B Football 2.3. Varsity 4: Truck 2.3.41 Wrestling 2.3,-4: M Club 3.4. MARK WOLTERS .i'umr'I Hn' lin' lung lla-in Entered from Kirkwood High 2: Boys' Glcc Club l: Spanish Club 2: Meitb Club 3.4: Ros' trum 4: Bowling l, ROSEMARY WOODS .N':w'1't and urat! GR. 1.2: Bowling 1.2. BILL YORK Ili-lln - flu' 11icr'ry-of Math Club 3,4: Rifle Club 3 Wrestling 4: Track 3.4. DAVE WIND II onlii you fall that fulxr' nr .rdf- roiiyidvnrc? B Basketball I, Varsity 2.3, 4: I'IfY 2: Bowling 2.3: NNI Club. 2.3.4. BETTY WOLF I'iiuii.rIukuIvl-v .mu JACK WOLFF I7nu'l judge mi' Iii' my liixt imma. Entered from Principia 23 Math Club 4. JACK WOODLEY Qnfvl and dignified. Entered from Webster 2. PAT VJULFMEIER Vilnlifvv Mus! G.A.A. 1,3,4q Glee Club l,2,4g Basketball 1,2,4g Hockey, 1.2,3, Varsity 43 Bowling 2.3.43 Vol' lcyball 41 Jr. Prom Comm. 31 Greggites 4. STANLEY ZERMAN Young man 1i'l.',l ix Izumi. Band 1,2,3,4: Orchestra 1.2, 3,41 Cornet Quartet 1: Math Club 3,41 Bowling 1. Sec. 2,3,4. MARY BARNARD .Yo nflirv' cliarni nm quite corrman' H'illi flu: llllllft' of Ilia! IMXIVUIA.: Iflafk hair. C.A.A. 1,2,3,4: G.R. I: Glee Club 1,21 Annual I,2.3,-4: Bas' ketball 1,2, 4: Ir. Prom Comm. 3: RibbonfBearer 3. MARY ELLEN BRCCKMAN Beailty. Brains, and lllannvrx go well together. G.A.A. 1,2,3,4: G.R. l,2,3 Annual Staff 4: A Cappella 1 2,3: Rostrum 1,2,3, Vice-Pres. 4: Torch 4: Ir. Prom Comm. 3 RibbonfBearer 3: Glee Club 1,2,3. JULIA CONNARD l7l1ii1!,x' .1li.r.r. G.A.A. 1,2,3,4: Annual 3.4 Hockey 1: Jr. Prom Comm. 3 RibbonfBearer 3, GLORIA MAE FALLEDTOFT Gin' nw a fvlnce in the yarilvn of song. Rostrum 1: Glee Club 1,2.3: A Cappella 1, Treas. 2,31 All State Choir 1: All County Choir 2,33 Girls' Trio 3: Girl's Quai tette 3: Girls' Sextette 3: Mixed Quartette 3. LILLIAN HAMBLY liaxhfnl at timer but lmr winning smile .llakvs livr friends zvortll ivliile. Bowling 3,4. DOROTHY HENDERSON l'Vhat jolly fun! G.A.A. 1,2,3,4: Glee Club 1.2: Pep Club 1. KAY HENLEY Our of u favorite tivosoniv. G.A.A. 1,2,3,4: G,R. 1,2: Pep Club 1: Class Sec.-3: jr. Prom Comm.3: Ribbon'Bearer 3: Bas' ketball 4. MERRIL IACOBSEN .-1 good line man. Varsity Football 2,3,4. eniom PAYE CLOVER Yozfrc as Pretty as u picture. G.A.A. 1,2,3,4: G.R. 1: Glee Club 1,2,3,4: A Cappella 2,3,4: Annual 1,2,3,4: Basketball 2,41 Sr. Dance Maid 1: Jr. Prom Maid 3. GLADYS DOYLE Lillie Init,-Oh my! Entered from Southwest 2: G. A.A. 2: G.R. 2: Pep Club 2,31 Annual 3,4. CORINNE GRIFFIN Pretty. lwppy and alert Simi: a pert skirt. G.R. 1,2,3,4: Greggites 3,4. EVELYN HATINA ,-ln exanifvlr nf how fo win frirndx .lnd influence fwoplr. G.R. 1,2,3, Cabinet 4: G.A.A. 1,35 Bowling 2: Greggites 3,4. ETHEL HENDEL Pvlvpy addition to lll.R.lI. Entered from Southwest High School 3: Swimming Club 1: Dance Group 1: Dramatic Club l. RICHARD HENLEY Smne people lmm' a grniux for doing nothing and doing lt well. Band 1: Bowling 2: Football 1,2,3,4: Track 1. IVAN IAMES In his favorite paxtinic Study and .vlcep run a race. Bowling 1: Band 1: B Foot' hall Mgr. 13 B Basketball 1.23 Varsity z,4. eniom VIRGINIA KELLER I7av'lt Ifj'v.v, G.R, lg G.A.A. 1,2g Annual 3,43 Torch 4. JOE LONGSTRETH I .'1 funn-i' hui with lolx In .ru-i' - llv likrx in talk, and duvx all duy. Bowling 1: Wrestling 2,3g B Football 3: Varsity 4. NICK MAHONEY Hr lauglix lim! zvlm luugfix luxl, thc u'i.reafrc.v :'u'1v.' lint I am inipativul, I 'wunl lu laugh rio1v. ' ELMER MCBRIDE L'ulti7'ufz' II1!'f-I'i4'IllI.YIllf' of Hur' man bvliind lllv .v1nil4'. Track 1,2,4g Wrestling 3,4. EUGENE MURPHY 1'w'lwn'ril to udfl flrcilx In kun'wln'dy1'. Bowling 1,2g Math Club 3,4: Chess Club 1,2: Torch 4. NORMA PETERS Ilffllifldj' ru! Ullf fur .i'i1n'u.vx, G.A.A. 1,'l,4: G.R. 1,21 Mzitli Club 3,4: Basketball 1,43 Vol- leyball I. JOHNNY PULLIAM I7nn't livvln' .Ur ln. B Football I, Varsity 2,3,-1: Bowling 1. ELSIE KUHNHENN Plvnty of vricrgy-yvts lliiugx done GR. 1: Library Assistant 1. RICHARD MALCHOW lflIt'l'gAX' quivil-i' dirt't'fcfl. MELVIN MAYBURY :Ili artist urrirvs. Entered from Soldan 3: jr. Red Cross 2: Basketball 2. LOIS MEYER Bi' yum' fv'iei1d.v you luhvullli' xtumi, ,-1l1va,i': 'willing tu lend u hand. G.A.A. l,2,3,4, Cabinet 1,21 CLR. l,Z, Cabinet 3,-4: Rostrum 1,21 Glee Club 1,2,3,4: Annual l,2,3. PAULINE PAVLAKIS ,Sliv .v lulx uf jun and -lull uj f'i'l'. .Yln ll muki: .viii'u's.i in mn' big .vtvfn Entered from Central 2: G.A.A. 1,2,3,4: Bundles fur America Club 1,21 Library Club 1. ED PIERSOL Ilard tiwrrk ix mi rm'r4'atlmi. BETTY ROER Work never drains thc jay out of life. G.A.A. l,2,3,4: G.R. l: Glee Club 2: Annual 3,41 Hockey 2. is L S eniord AL ROMERO 1 Culmllr.'r'a, muy simjvatiua! 1 Entered from Soldan High 3: N Track 1: Gym Team l. DORIS SCHAEFFER L'u:'i'i' Girl. C-.A.A. l,2,3,4: G,R. 1,21 Pep Club 1: Jr. Prom Comm.: Ir. Prom Maid 3: Annual 1,2,3. CHARLENE SCHULER t'hm'lrucftalI and gl'IIFl'lIllX like a ' qucru. DAVE STILLMAN .-ll! I ask is a tall ship and u .vtur Io .steer hm' by. Rifle Club 1: Chess Club 1.2. TOMMY VESPERENY .ld:'rrxt1n'c ahead! ELIZABETH WILFLEY Our lilrrary find. Entered from Seattle, Washing' ton 2: Rostrum 2,3,4: Band 2,3,4: G.A.A. 2,31 Math Club, 3,4. ROBERT T. RUDOLPH lln'll find his flare and fill it with- out naixe ai' 4.'Ullf-Hiltlll. Track l,4. CHARLES SCHIF I ran dream, r'au't If jOAN V. STARK IIN' fu'1'xn'm'e is lIj'l!t1lIIIL'f Entered from Roosevelt 33 Bowling 1: Pep Club l,2: Sec. to Advisor 2: Service 2: A Cap' pella l,2,3. SULTANE UNIS Li:'r'ly Eyes. MICKEY WHITE Jus? full of frfi and lI!l'.Yl'Illil'f! G.R. 1,2: Bowling 3,4. CLASS OF JUNE 1945' CLASS OF JANUARY 1946 Norman Brueckner Harold Bundy Jim Greig Charles Hayn Carol Hicks Gordon MCAdow Clorene Provance Pat Queenan Ray Schild Eugene Welch Edward Windsor Al Wolf Grant Helm Jennie Leonard Paul Menser Charles Moca Herbert Morelock jim Siemens Bud Wallerstedt C.. oow cworife Undergra 5 1 I W11., 1 FRESHMEN PEGCX MILLER -IIM PRISINGER --1 SOPHOMORES ALEX HORV AT DIUDY LEIGHTOIN JUNIORS JANE KELLY BILL BABBITT 32 45-un..., Q 'i 4 'il-. n , fa-,ii ' '-.r.m'2ia'3S DDU' .QJQJZ ?jllfLJQl gl 6L 5 AQUQ1 .lane Kelly's girlish giggle. Lorraine Funlcs dimples. Adrienne Rettairefs figure Ivlarilyn Meieris hair highlights. Dot Sch ute's Heurlativeu eyelashes. Judy Leightoifs come hither eyes. Dot Twombly's skin you love to touch. Sue Hamlin's wardrobe. Harriet lvioore's little dancing feet. Carol Mooifs hands by jergcns. Lolly Klimelfs pep and wit. Betty Carney's luscious lips and teeth. Earlene hIohnson's blush. Peggy Miller's cute nose. Bill Couch's Esquire look, Herb Klingeifs smile. Lambert Balduecfs deter' mined chin. Terry Allen's voice. Bob Aldag's quick feet. jim Frisingefs glance that slays. Bob Lambcrt's shoulders. Jerry Striler's wavy hair. jack Dicse1's smoothness. Herb Grahanfs freckles. Mel Weriier's teeth by Ipana. Ed Frahnfs handsomeness. Bob Ellis' athletic prowess. Bill Babbitt's way with the gals. Ul'l,L!I?l l'Xl5.5Nll?l'L!, I'0I!0l'0I'lfZ!4 .ffllflflj -IOAN AHTIPUS BOB ALDAC BETTY ALEXANDER DICK ANDREVUS IIINNY AIISTIN BILL BABBITT DOROTHY BEASLEY A I IEANINE BELLOWS I 9 T' Q' THELMA BERRY f ' NNILMA BERRY ,T ' BIIIQ BLANK I ELSBETH BORMANN 5 CHARLES BORTH I I X MERYL BOLILWARE I A A , If L I 17 ALICE ISOXVLING DOUG BOVJYER V HELEN BOYHER i 1 NADINE BRENNECKE LEO BRETHAUER SHIRLEY BROVJN . PAT BLIRKETT -IACK CARLSON BETTY CAR-NEY MARY ANN CAVANAUGH if SN ,, TROY CLELANIJ Q IfREIn CODY BETTYE DETMERS JACK DIESEL I ,y If , 0 MARILYN IJILL I , I ' - 3 S HELEN EAST NEWTON EIJWARIJS IQATHRYN ELCES A, fx I BOB ELLIS A . f I BOB ELLISON Y ,L - A, I K' ' . -,Lili I N I ' f Six 1 If VIOLA ENGLISH BETTY ERNST , - MARION IIEEOLE A MARCELLA FORTADO ,IEANETTE IfRIEL . af BILL CAVIANEY QW' RAY CALLAHER AIANIS GESELSCHAI A CORINNE COEB 4 I I -T I I KE B 'I MILLIE CRACEY 'L A - -'-Q If 'I N I -IIMMIE CREENE LOISCRIEBE1, LEONA CIIEMPEL DON HACEMANN TOM HALLEY 34 I 5 W 4 5 ig! I1 1, MW ' .S 6 ls 1 A R I 'fi 3 .. Lx SS -4 I QS in ,f .,:' A A I . F37 A I I f w , 5, , , 'yi' ir I f..1 I ' I I - RA I II Y T . EQ : 'Q I AH I-Q If I S 1- , I I ii I i If , 1 I I T.: V I -IX sa' A I 6 X In I 0 ,I T9 :xg -wr I SK Our ffafure Jeniofu are af Aan! Q- R I I il ,J M X a S ,I NL, S? QAXJI in I 1 :SJ F: Q' -, ,I A ., LYS, I , 3 ' F- .I gi A 5 1-S 4 4 1 -V -3, I .S ' I O55 n GUY HAMILTON SUE HAMLIN LEONA HANKE MARCELLA HARRISON ALFRED HART ERVJIN HAUSMANN BILL HAYES KEN HAYS JIM HEALEY WESLEY HENSHAVJ GENE HELLMAN LEONA HOLLRAH JEAN HOWALD EVELYN HUDSON BOB HUESGEN BILL HUMBERG EARLENE JOHNSON HERBERT JOHNSON MARY JOHNSON ROSEMARY KAMPMANN ADRIAN KELLY JANE KELLY GINNY KERN CLAIRE KIELY MICKEY LA VOIE JOYCE LAURITSON PAT LAY ROBERT LE FRANCOIS E, J. LEUTZINGER HORTENSE LLOYD JANE LLOYD BERTHA MAAS BERNICE MAASSEN JAMES MCKNICHT MARILYN MEIER DOLORES MEJIA JANICE MOONEY RUTH NIETERS MARY JANE NOONAN CHARLES NOTTER IRENE NUEER LORETTA PLAKE ADRIENNE RETTAIRE MARY ANN ROBINSON JACOLIE ROMBACH JACK ROSE BETTE ROSS RAY SANTEN HANS SCHAEENER BILL SCIINURR H1045 an1l5 fucbej IUIYA no ffm efznrlo fag DOROTHY SHELLER BOB SIEIfERT JACK SMITH NANCY SMITH PEGGY SNELSON MARIE STECHER SHIRLEY STEVENS MARYLIN STEWART GERALD STRILER . CARL STROM DUN TEMPEL NANCY TOVJNSEND RALPH TOWNSEND 7. CHARLES TREMAIN ' A ANNABELLE UPDIKE DICK VERSER M SALLY WEILER J DOROTHY WELDEN , J 'J ZELMA WEST R ,I 'I MARGIIERITE VJETZEL ' -J I . ,Af , E ' J A bk Q' I A, MARTHA XVHITEHILL I R MARY WILKINSON DOLORES WILLIAMS A J - BARBARA WOLTERS 4' A MARGLIERITE WOODRLIIIII V, - A A f 1 . ' 5 TOM BAX LE Y DON BEIMDIEK I K . RUTH BLAIR J F ,J y. DORIS CLARK Eff L 1 5 ' ' I I :':5 A J A1 Y x BI LL COUCH A K in BARBARA CROORS J I D 1 JEAN FLEMING A A I - I ' ED FRAHM 'F I I Ii' A 3 I Y I' f , -I GUY GIBBS ' ,,. J 1 - . I ,E V N . -J , I W , BRUCE GILL I A JERRY HANDLER J I I LOWELL JACOBSEN I -I PEGGY ,IENKINS Sf- 0 f F' ff CAROL KAUFMANN 1 - 32 +V NTI' .6 J MARY ANN KEMIIER ANNA MAE RLITZ HELEN MAXWELL JEAN MGLEOD DOLORES MGNABB ERNIE MEYER JIIM MUEHLBERG MARCO MURRAY DOROTHY PETERS DORIS PLATT 36 1 YK uncfn Z5 our auorilfe Aoou' in Like LOUIS RILEY BETTY LOU ROTAN LLOYD SANDERS PEGGY SCHEER NELL SCHULZ GLEN SPEISER MARION STEPHENS BILL SULLIVAN ELIZABETH SUMMERS JACKIE SWALLOVJ JOE TOLIVER BETTY VOIGT JANE ADAMS GILBERT ADKINS RITA AHERN MARY ALFULTIS MARY LEE ANDREVVS RALPH ASTON CHUCK AUSTIN DON BABBITT DON BAKER BETTY BANDERET RICHARD BASS ELAINE BERRYMAN BOB BILLMEYER ROSEMARY BORGSTEDE LILLIAN BRUECKNER MARILYN BURGER LOUIS CANCIENNE WILLIAM CANCIENNE DOROTHY CHORNEY ARTHUR CLURIES BILL CLEMENT JOE COAD BOB COBB RUTH COLE WILLIAM CONAWAY DICK CONRAD ARTHUR CORNELL CARL CASE JOE ANNE COUSIN AUDREY CROSBY ALAN DEARDORFF BILL DECKER MARY LOU DOYLE ANN DIIBOIS MARCY ECOFF BETTY EDMONDS JOHN EMMONS Aan if c'on1v,1 ll0A1'1.l'lg ufiffy am uu'.w SHIRLEY CJARNER MARCIIE CEARRETT KENNY HARRISON NEVA BELLE CIOTTVRIED HERBERT GRAHAM -IEAN c:RuwE MARIE UIILLER new HARRIS LURENE HEALEY JEAN HENCZKEN BETTY HESS ROBERT HIGGINS LUIS HOIICIH ' RAY HIIME 5 ,JAMES HIIRST I l' Eg ., If? 1 Li 1 I.YI.E IRVVIN ALICE IOHNSON BECKY EIOLLIIIE -IIM KEIL HENRY KRAEMER DOLURES KRUSE MARION LADD ROSEMARY MABERY YVONNE MABERY DIACKIE MAHONEY -IACK MMIOOL RIITH MMCIINNIS PAT Mr:KANRY MARTHA MEADE SHIRLEY MEIER DONALD MEYER RUTH MILLER Q-,I f AUDREY MINER 'fy -IAKIK MONAHAN ,' HARRIET MOORE u . . IS, .umm MOORE BETTY MYRICZK CHARLOTTE NACIK c:HARLEs NEIHEISER -IACK NEISE EDDIE NOTTER MARABETH OVJENS SIIE PEMBERTON .IIILIA PHIPPS GLORIA PHIROPOITLOS BOB PLOIISSARD CATHERINE POIILOS ELEANOR RAINES BEVERLY RENTSCIHLER MARILYN RIDENOLIR .Agvvx W, Fix 7 I V' 1 'S 5 . H 77 Jololzw morozf fage Me prize AL ROSENBERG JACK RUCK MARY RYAN JULIA ANN SCHAENZER MARIE SCHUERMANN DOTTIE SCHUTE ARTHUR SCOTT BILL SEWELL LEOLA SHAW BERYL SHIRK DON SMITH GLORIA SMITH JEANNINE SOLOMAN MARY ANN STETZKAMP JACK STEVENS BILLIE STEWARD 1sOBEL STEWART RUTH STRAUBINGER JEANNE SWANLUND JIM TANDY PAT THOMPSON WALTER THREEW1TT JOHN TOLLE DOROTHY TWOMBLY ELENA VINCEN CHARLES VOLA MARGARET WEASE MARION WEAVER MEL WERNER JANET WERT DARLENE WESTERMANN SUSAN WI-UTEHILL TOM WIDDICOMBE BILL WILKINSON DON XNILLIAMS DORIS WINDSOR EMERALD WOODRUFF L, H. WULFMEIER EVELYN ANDERSON EULA JEAN BAILEY LOUIS BALDUCCI JANET BARNARD SHIRLEY BATEMANN RUTH BLEDSOE GIL BRADY DOROTHY BRITT RICHARD BRITT JANE BUCK LO1s BULLER Lowe ge Jfffg you 1101.59 C an REBECCA CALHOON PATSY CASSERLY JOY CLARK JIMMY CLAYWELL BETTY COOK DON DIESEL ROY DODSON ELAINE DOERBAUM TED IIRITSCH JIMMY GAY BETTY GIBBS DOROTHY GILLESPIE HELEN GOLDSTEIN HOWARIJ GORDON SHIRLEY GRAY ROLAND CREMAUD SHIRLEY GRIFFIN BETTY GRIFFITH BILL GROMMET MILDRED HARTIN GLORIA LANG DIIIDY LEIGHTON GLORIA LITTERER DOROTHY MAXWELL VIVIAN MCNAIL LENNIE MEESEY JANE NOLTE PATSY OVERBY -IAMES FLATT DON RITOHER JEAN SAAR DELORES SLEZAK JIMMY SPIROS HAROLD SUSMAN EDITH STATLER FRED STECKER BETTY TOLIVER ED WILSON FRED VJOLF LUCILLE ABERNATHY NORMA ALBERTIN SABRA -IEAN ALEXANDER KENNETH ALFLILTIS TERRY ALLEN MARY ANN ANDERSON MARIE AUGUSTINE BILL BARTLEY JOCELYN BELLOVVS DOLORES BERRESHEIM QM nag J -5- 1, ,.131QiIi5'x Em ig X I I W.. - . I' 152' 'Sd va. N- I f, 0, I . v' 1 .D I F I 5? f Y' 13 ff Y J x , I,., Lk. QR E III, J I 5 4 I3 R: f AEI 'I' .-.ix if in U N Sv 36 I I I J- ' I 1 Q. ff ,I M - , - - R .sig if - f 1 -YH Q. IE Q, I IIRI IT ' Nr - fin S 4 3 1 fl ig I I I , Q- ,I S, f I ,A A R f .1 , 2 I ' JI ,K A I, Q , R E X I I A I 3 5 J E ik, 5' 5? JQ gi i Ai.-It J, 2 4,4 K 3 U X A QA A' f S. A A ' S. 6 g Al ' ai ' 'R LASS , in , I ' I . X X If I I 'R ' A ik- I 33 ' 4I IfAi5 Aww never paw SUE BEST RAY BOWERS KENNETH BRECKENKAMP BETTYE IOAN BRENNECKE MARY BUCI-IROEDER FRANK BUMM MAXINE BURKE JOY CARR DOROTHY CLACK DONALD CLARK MARLENE CONRAD JERRY COSTELLO NORMA COUSIN BETTY DAVES SUZANNE DAVIS ROMAN DILTHEY HOWARD DOERLE JOAN DOLAN ELAINE EHRET HAROLD EOFF BOB FEND SHIRLEY FISCHER ALLEN FLEENER PAUL FLEMING CHARLENE FOUST LORAINE FUNK GENE GAFFNEY JOAN GOING LOUIS GORDON ROSE GROTE JOHN GURY BERNIGE HAAG ROSE MARIE HAFERKAMP GLOVER HARRIS ROSE MARIE HALIKAP JOAN HEBERER TOM HEETER K MAYDELL HENRY ' WESLEY IACOBSEN JACK JENIGEK JOSEPHINE KALUZA DOLORES KATZ BOB KELLY JEAN KEMPER VIRGINIA KENDALL BILL KENEFICK -IAMES KOECHLING PATRICIA KOELLING HELEN KUESTER IOSEPH KURTZ BOB LAMBERT BRAINERD LA TOURETTE jR. PAT LINTON SHIRLEY LUDVVIG BILL MADDOX EVELYN MQFARLAND BOB MQLEANE DORIS MELTON ROBERT MEYER PEGGY MILLER CAROL MOON jIM MULLALLY MLIRIEL MUTRUX SHIRLEY NASH RONALD NELMS VICKY NELSON IO ANNE NIEXNOEHNER HALLEY O'BRIEN ' MARY PALMER PAT PATTERSON SHARON PERKINS BOB PHILLIPS BESSIE POULOS BILL QUAYLE VJILLARD REDFORD BEULAH REEVES DOROTHEA REIMER MARCELLA ROBINSON PAT RUDOLPH PIERRE SAN SOIICI BETTY SCHIP MARGIE SNEGKNER FERN SPIER LA VERNE SPITZNAGLE BOB STRILER GEORGE TAGGART HAROLD TAYLOR ROBERT TAYLOR JERRY THIESS LEO VOEGTLI AUDREY VJARNER LILLIAN WATKINS BERNICE WEHRLI JOE WEISS CHARLES WETZEL PATSY WIEHE MARILYN WILLIAMS ROGER WILLIAMS ROLAND WILLIS DORIS WOODRUFF Men Mp, M ww Me, Am fo JO ' --uw I illwlz' I Q I I fi A 'E'-L N if 6, f ' Q 4. U' ' .T A -I QV., 'A . ix . wggxi- I - fg .'15gg , , 'NX' F I was I ' -xi 'H I i ' f . QE ' . 17 , 5 H -I 'I I m AM L m j f ig, V I - AA '25 ,fx X Ik ' 5' I 1 I 6 . if, If Q. I ? II Q M I xg: W I?Q iTT! fiqx A471 -Lf: I' ' I I wk ,L . ,., V hki s ' ' S ' :Q ,. 42 1 I Q F I .im fi .Q J I .V J 'S I Q l , I f K 5' ,I iw - 4 I I ku is Q YP Fx S no 'J Qi X W, I 1 it .74 eA'e5Az'e5 affwanf fo Ae Jeniow, foo .IEANNETTE BUSSE JILL CARLSON MAXIE COBB HARRIET DOERLE JOAN DUGDALE SHIRLEY EDMONDS MARY ANN FLEMING 'RICHARD FLEMMER WILLIAM GABLER NANCY GAULT HERB GELLMAN CARL GIEBEL VIRGINIA GOREE ALAN HOEFER EARLEEN HECKEL JEANNINE HECKEL JEANE HERBERT BOB HOPKINS IRENE KAISER BILL MAY RAYMOND MCVEY -IEANNETTE METIVIER BOB MILER BEATRICE MORELOCK WILMA NIETERS LORRAINE OBERNAY SHIRLEY PETERSEN JOE PIGDTT FERRIS PITTS LARRY RAFFERTY ALICE RINDERKNECHT MARGARET SCHLEMMER I JOAN sPEIsER I JIMMY SPOONER VIRGINIA TILDEN CLARA MAE WALTERS BILL WILEY All hail, thou mighty Freshman With laurels on thy brow, Though thou Wert tops in Junior High Thou'rt only small fry now. 43 4 4j 'Hman lalaorfunif f NLY by active participation in creative organiza' tions can we direct our aggression into leadership, our talents into careers, our opportunities into service. Therefore we open wide the doors of our afterfschool clubs, and let the students come in with homey hobbies, and wonderful Wizardry. For we know that here lies the opportunity for stimulating minds and hearts to search out the farthest reaches of human experience. jArougA .fdcfiuifieri VCHAT DOES KEATS HAVE THAT VJE HAVENT GOT? GMA xS?l 8Qf8l :5 ll HE poetry of earth is never deadf wrote Keats. lt lives within the walls of lvlaplewood f Richmond Heights High School in the form of the Grub Street Club. Named for the famous street in Lon' don inhabited by struggling young writers, the club is Maplewoods attempt to make her students more literary minded. lts ex' istence creates an excellent opportunity for members interested in creative writing to express themselves freely and artistically fvve hopej in both prose and poetry. This year, as in past years, some of the members made contributions to An Evef First Row: Blair, Mr, Baillie, Lambert, Schramm. Second Row: Dues, Hellwege, Lay. Ceselschap, McKanry. OFFICERS onsor Mr. Baillie President Laurel Mae Scliramm cefl'resident Pat Lay 1 ning of Poetry, sponsored by the Wtinif en's College Club, and to The National Anthology of High School Poetry. Three poems were accepted for publication by The National Anthology. The authors were Rosemary Blair, .lanet Rutlner, and Laurel Mae Schramm. Mr. Baillie's pa' tience and able sponsorship have made the Grub Streeters a real success. Q SZOPC UR chapter of the National Honor Society initiated fourteen members during the fall term. Laurel Mae Schramm, a new member, gives us her idea of Torch in the following poem: The flaming torch of knowledge, See it glow and burn, Reflecting wond'rous wisdom For which so many yearn. Its golden light is God's great gift In man's rich treasure chest Its fire down through the ages Has been a ceaseless quest. CARRYING ON THE GREAT TRADITION Ye who bear it, guard it, OFFICERS Humbly serve your day 5p,,,,S,,r Qyyglyluuuull ,,,,,V.V4,oqoo,,,tt ,,,rrr,,,,,,,,,,r,,,,,,,,,, M i S5 Barkley Then hand it down to worthy hands ' First Semester gwmd genmtef Who follow -on the way, President That they in turn may work and serve, SYHIUCY Hflwh I t Stanley Hrach And serving make it bright, , . , Vlwpresldent , - - Marjorie Parsons Mtify Lou C00k And give the torch what God intended, Secretary Universal light' Esther Roberts ESfl'lCf R0b6ff5 Treasurer Dorothy Carpenter First Row: Carpenter, Parsons, Hrach. Rice, Daughetee. Second Row: Cook, Miss Sharp, Miss Barkley, Moon, Schramm. Third Row: Brockman, lngold, Meier, Steffen, Chaney, Clampitt. Fourth Row: Keller, Murphy, Diesel, Schikore, Milbert, Culler. Roland Schikore 47 Tn liisl Row: Miss Link, Rice. SIIIIIIHVVN, Scliecr, Cook. Mcjizi. Palm. lvleycr, Chaney, Scliaenzer. bliss Robinson. cond Row: B, Gillespie, R. Mi-Nail. Albertin. Daves, V. McNail, Vw'et:'.el, Halma, Duliois. Hough, Vfard. Ladd. Ryan, Amir-isen. wird Row: Casserly, lllair, Doerbaum. D. Gillespie, Britt, Hartin, Costello, Hamlin. Moon, B. Smith, Cllampitl. Phipps, Miner. l iurilm Row: Rombach, Meade, G. Smith. Newcomb. Miller, Deardorll. Urillin, Ahtipus. Ahern. Clack, XX'el1rl1. Carpenter. Vv'eiler, Sliaw. 'api mnsi mrs l'l esident Si crvtary '.lSlITk'I' SELLERS Oli SERVICE OFFICERS ,lvliss Link lMiss Robinson Mary Lou Cook Peggy Scheer . Ucl Mejizi gif ZJQPUQI5 ESPITE a world of chaos, the Girl Reserves marched along to make this one of their most successful years. Starting with a bang, the iirst activity on the agenda was the bike hike to Fenton. During the holiday season, the girls took a little joy and happiness to the children at the colored orphanage. Prizes were awarded at the Pigtail Party for the short' est, longest, and the mostest pigtails! Three other GR. organizations-Brentf wood, Webster, and Kirkwood-were inf vited to participate in the fun. The Moth' er and Daughter Banquet, the annual get together of members and their mothers, was another enjoyable occasion. The week end at Montebello, always one of the out' standing events of the year, equaled, if not excelled, all expectations! The Senior Farewell Picnic ended a big year for GR. Our sincere thanks to our two sponsors, Miss Link and Miss Robinson, for their wholehearted cooperation, guidance and interest. jj lfLlfLlfL6L INCE the activities of Maple Leaves are set forth in this book, we are using this space to give credit to our behind the scenes workers who otherwise might have gone unsung, and without whose assist' Clover, ,loycc Lauritson, Nancy Townsend, ,lulia Connard, Corinne Bowden, Barbara Crooks, Sally Weiler, Del Meiia, Marguerite Vxfetzel, Ginny Keller, Beverly Tucker, Margie Ruse, Billie Magruder, Carol Ellison, Eileen Costello, and Mary Barnard. First Row: M, Guller, Vfeiler, Hohmann, Doyle. McNabb, Murray, Gray, Second Rove: Parsons, Frisinger, Schikore, Cook, Moon, Garrett, Hamlin, Brockinan, Beiindiek, Emmons. Third Row: Tucker, Ellison, Barnard, E. Costello, Miss Sharp, Milbert, Schrainin, H, Gullsr, Leighton, Barnard, Senlaoslay. Fourth Row: Rose, Broeder, Bowden, Clover, Geselscliap, Kiely, Meier, Dues, Stellen, Snelson, Ahtipus, Schulz, Filth Row: Townsend, Rombach, Vfetzel, Keller, Cannard, Statler, Magruder, Griliith, bl, Costello, Hin-tm, Peters, Kemper. Sixth Row: Lauritson, lngold, Rettaire, Lay, Mejia, Thompson, Hraeh, Bell, Rullner, Miller, Clampitt, Chaney Kendall. ance this Annual would not have been possible. Typists: lrmgard Kaiser, Mary .lane Steffen, Wilnizi Wildehraiiidt, and Betty Senkosky. Senior Section: Emma jean Clampitt, Betty Miller, Alice Chaney, Billie Magruder, .loan Hohmann, jean Childers, and janet Rulfncr. Art Wcirk: Betty Kemper, Marilyn Dill, Laurel Mae Schramrn, Adrienne Rettaire, Judy Leigh' ton, -lane Kelly, Roland Dapron, and Betty Senkosky. Advertising: Pat Thompson, Edith Statler, Shir' lcy Gray, Betty Griffith, Mildred Hartin, jerry Costello, Laurel Schramin, Elinor Meier, Carol Moon, .losephinc Bumpass, Brainerd La Tour' ette, Bob Bell, and Stan Hrach. Vsfritefupsz Laurel Mae Schramm, Elinor Meier, Tootsie Doyle, Ann DuBois, Pay Lay, Stan Hrach, and Elizabeth Wiltley'. Salesinen: Nell Schulz, Barbara Broeder, Faye HIT THAT DEADLINE! 49 I DONVI' BELIEVE ITV mflffz ll EGULAR meeting of the Mach Club in Room 208 after school tonight . . . . Many an ear has vibrated to this familiar third hour announcement. At these bifmonthly meetings, under the proficient guidance of Mrs. Dana, mathe' matics, one of the foremost sciences, is translated into an interesting and entertain' ing program. Because some standard of consistency must be established, only seniors and select juniors are eligible to belong. Qlhcers are elected each semester by a complicated secret ballot, we are told. Could it be that Spm mnsi mr I'irst bclnestci Stan Hrach Bill York Bill McKnight I I:ll'al Row: Zerinan, Hrach, Mcliiiiglit, Blank. Second Rowg Vv'oIters, Huinherg, Lloyd, Cody, Mrs. Dana. Third Row: Bender, Znnmerman, OFFICERS President Vlctvllresident Secretary , Mrs. Dana Second Semester .lack Wimllii Mark Vsfvoltcrs Vvhirrcn Couch Carlson, Couch, Murphy, Gallaher. they have Worked it out mathematically? Programs consist of games, riddles, brain tvvisters, interesting talks, not to mention composition of valentine verses, field trips, and movies. It is rumored that many a sweet tooth has been satisfied by the deli' cious refreshments served by Mrs. Dana. For good solid fun and free for all dis' cussion stop in Room 208. Visitors are always welcome! Hdfflftnfb ODAY'S complexities make us realize, more than ever, that the person who can convey his ideas convincingly usually sucf ceeds. For this reason M.R.H. is proud of its Rostrum Club, a division of the Na' tional Forensic League. Here the members adjust themselves to speaking situations through practice. Persistent individual eff fort is the unwritten basic principle. The Rostrum Club year of '44745 found members participating in school asf semblies, entertaining at school clubs, and filling many request engagements at civic organizations. The annual state speech contest clif maxed the regional contests, one oi which was held at M.R.H. in March. A debate squad was organized this year -the first since the club year of '42f'43. The question-Resolved: Should the Legal Voting Age Be Lowered to Eighteen Years? If you have any opinions on the subject, we suggest you steer clear of the Rostrum Debaters. Them's fightin' Words! YOUTH SPEAKS ITS MIND UFFICERS Sponsor ....,,..... .,.,.........., .,...,.......... ,..,,..... M r . Weldeii President ,,rri,,,,,,,,,, s,aa,a ,... ...........i..,.4....,,....... H e I en East VicefPresident ....,.., ,,... .....,..,,, M z xry Ellen Brockman Secretary ,,,..,,i,,,,, ...., ,,,,,,..i D c mrothy Weldeli 'Treasurer ,,,,,,,s,r r.r,,........, J eanette Fricl First Row: Gray, Evans. Brockmzln, Weldcn, Ericl. Second Row: Wimlters, Ploussard, Wilfley, Bell, Fritsch. Third Row: Emmons, Humberg, Arcnsmeycr. Hart, Miner. 51 First Row: B. Steward, Mejia, johnson, Lloyd, Townsend, H. Lloyd, Lay, D. Abernathy. Hamlin, Mrs. Boehm, Ellison, Gooch, Steward, Cavanaugh, Barnard, E. Costello, Heller. Schulz. Stewart. M. Moon. Second Row: Hoel, Moore, Clover, Rose, Crosby, Leighton, Bellows. Carney, Rettaire, Lauritson, Brown, Gracey, Ernst, Boulware, Meyer, Parker, Costello, Hartin, Toliver, L. Abernathy, Griffith, Gray, Cook. Third Row: Miner, Shaw, Weiler. Rombach, Wetzel, Nelson, Mutrux, Ross, Howald, Alhertin. Daves, Palm, McNail, Henderson, Henley, Morten, Roer, Bowden, Augustine, Kibby, Willizllils, Nash, Palmer, Childers. Fourth Row: Crowe, Culler. Adams. Ecoff, P. Miller, C. Moon, Smith, English. Ahtipus. Fischer. Haferkamp, Buch' roeder, Funk, Niewoehner, Gill. Dunham, E. Andersen, Hough, DuBois, Haag, Kuester. j. Bellows, Best, M. Anderson. Fifth Row: Ahern, Straubinger, Twomhly. Swanlund. B, Miller, Newcomb, Plaks, Dill, Noonan, D. Gillespie. Britt, Doerhaum, Scheer. Summers, Stephens, McNabb. Murray, Kemper, Henry, Poulos, Melton. Kendall. Dolan. Sixth Row: Lang, Kemper, Feegle, Wxilfmeier, Bott, Stevens, Schaenzer, johnson, Thompson. Pavlakis, Statler, Miref valli, Katz, Owens, Myrick, R. Miller, Hess, Smith, Meade, Kaiser, blahrand, Hoffman. Berryman. gif! Qxgfitific Adociafion NGAMIORUSH CALS! OFFICERS Sponsor . ..... ... .. .. ...............,. .. President ....... ...... Vicefpresident . .. Secretary .. .... . ..... Treasurer .. ...... .. Boehm . ....,.... Sue Hamlin . Carol Ellison .......Rcgina Gooch Doris Abernathy .A.A. might stand for Georgeous Admirable Athletes, for those adjectives describe members of the Girls' Athletic Association. Sponsored by Mrs. Boehm, G.A.A. is a club interested not only in sports, but in good fun as well. Hockey, basketball, volleyball, swimming, tennis, badminton, archery, and pingfpong are especially ac' cented. The Freshman Party and Fall Hike at Shaw's Park brought the club to life. Then came the popular Puff Pant Prom where gals brought gals and came in costume. Another Freshman Party and an initiation around the fire in the Library came hand in hand. Next on the calendar were the Backward Dance and the Spring Hike. Finally, the year came to a close with the Banquet. Here, accompanied by food and tears, letters were awarded and goodfbyes bestowed. CM HESE are the fellows who hang on to those letter sweaters the gals sigh over. Cnly Varsity lettermen and Seni-or Track men rate this honor 4 the true brawny males of M.R.H. The idea behind the Club is to get the boys together to discuss sports and comment on the moving pictures of differ' ent games. Another big feature is the givf ing of two' or threefyear passes to letter' men who have completed their Senior year in athletics. Gf course, you know that it's these boys who are the sponsors of the gala Football Dance. This year there was a conjunction Football Dance and the Senior What a night! of the Dance. The Club is also doing its part in keeping up the morale of the armed serv' ices. Members have taken it upon them' selves to write the Maplewood boys in the service to let them know how M.R.H. is getting along in sports. M STANDS FOR MEN Sponsor ...., ,., President ...r.,..... Viccfljresident . Secretary ...... , OFFICERS Rath ,,,.r,..,Bob Garrett Harold Wartzig Wzirreii Couch First Row: Stoddard, Abernathy, Straubingcr, Wzrtzig, Hicks, Vsfindsor, Second Row: Garrett, Vfind, Hoffmann, Spath, Frisingqr, Vv'olf, Henckcn, Third Row: Mr. Rath. Rogers. johnson, Ryan, Dapron, Greig, Couch. GIFTS TU THE BUSINESS XYURLID jjlte gifeggilfw E ARE the victims of various and as' sorted types of torture. We slave all hour over a temperamental typewriter. We take dictation. hundreds of words a minute without stopping. Vsfe even read our shorthand notes! Poor us! We have our troubles. The confusion would be awful to behold when the Boss Main says, Take a letter. please, if we didn't belong to a good club like The Greggites. which takes the kinks out of us, and turns us into reliable secretaries. It is helpful to have this clearf Iiirsl Row: Rose. llarker. Miss Brase. Meier. Daniel. Second Row: Kaiser, Keller, Schaefler. Samuels. Thurman, Tucker. Tlurd Row: Vs'ullAiu:ier, Byrd. Slellen. Smith, Wlillmiiigtivxi, l'lellman. Vslerle. Ifourth Row: Ellison. Hanna, Berresheim. Voegtli. Xx'7IIlll'l'Vl'ilIILIl, Grillin. Uuller. Heherer. OFFICERS llresidenl Margie Rose Viceflnresident 'loan Parker Secretary Elinor Meier Treasurer Estelle Daniel ing place for our business questions and problems. To enrich the monthly Friday meetings which are held during class time. guest speakers are often invited. Some sessions are given over to discussions and spelling matches. Other activities are a hike. a party, and a visit to some outstanding business houses in downtown St. Louis. ome conomicd GH! What's that I smell burning? Odorfiferous, isn't it? Have no fears, it's just one of the Hecs mustering up a new concoction to put in her famous recipe booklet entitled, How to Torture Your Future Husband. Domestic talents are not limited to cookf ing. just ask any of them about their dressmaker aprons-sewed, ripped, and ref sewed with their own two hands. The Hecs had a Valentine party with dancing to recorded music, and cookie refreshments which most of them baked themselves. The customary fun and foolf ishness prevailed. The girls also made delicious, crispy popcorn balls and sold them during the lunch periods to help with the expense of those ruilled heartfshaped aprons. Success to this brandfnew club! Under the leaderf ship of its cofsponsors, Miss Yackel and Miss Robinson, it brings new life and interf est to our roster of active clubs. N-xi WILL YOU TAKE A CHANCE? Sponsors ...,.............. ...,,,,... President .,.,.,......... VicefPresidcnt... Secretary..- ,i.,...., Treasurer... First Row: Gooch, Meier, Schramm, M. Wimodruif. OFFICERS .Miss Yackcl, Miss Robinson Meier Marguerite Wriridrutl' Laurel Mae Schram m ......Reginzi Gooch Vs'oodi'uil'. Miss Yackcl. Third Row: Milbcrt. Guller. M. Cricbel, L. Griebel, Reimer. Second Row: Holloran. Miss Robinson, E. WfJlldYllllA, D. l'iisl Row: fflcland. fllarli. Ciellinan. Linton. Smith. Comb, N. Best. Teler. Secontl Row: Hcberer, ML'lL'IA. fioeb. Wolf. Doerle, lvladdox, Cond. Kopp, Goodyear. Hardy. Asniii, fflgiywr-II Tliiiil Row: Kuplerle. ljljloll, Raines. lflemmer. Zerman, Frese. Clulues. Barrett, Huesgen. Riley. Criebcl. l3uerke. Bass, Case, .'hl1Lll'.'XVN. Schulz. Pliiropoloiis. S, Best. Roberts. llollllli Row! Vvllllley. Diesel. Bziscleii. Cordoii. Perkins. Burns. Bosse. Tulle, -I. Fleener. D. Coad. Edmonds. Stephens. Sans Souci, l:.u'i'ar. Phillips. Sewell. Dent. Carlson. Hohinann. Bellows. Shqller. Broclascluiiitt. lvlalioney. lliltli Row: Vvliiteliill, KlIt'4lCl'. Mr, Best. Mr. Rofevear, Vwlelden, Ruffner, Coleman. Miller. Mrs. Leek. Mr. Xdww' lwrinli. JK. lflet-iit-ig Harris. Lelfrancois. Holding lllagz Reed, :Xlexandeiy liortado. STRIKE Ill' THE BAND! OFFICERS Director ,Mr Best Assistant liirectors Mrs. Leek. Mr. Roscvear llresident Kenneth Dent Vice l'resident .lolin Hardy Secretary Pat Teter 'l're.isiirci' -Iolin l'lolimann S 561,144 ERSATILITY is the word that best describes the M.R.H. Band. The well balf anced programs that it has given this year attest to this statement. Even the proverf bial Wciciden Indian can't resist them when the Mzirching Band in its handsome attire swings into a rousing rhythm, and the long hairs have been seen nodding approval when the Concert Band finishes one of its Symphonic Tone Poems. Then, too, everyf one enjoys it when they give out with a little Boogie Wcicigie. The Christmas and Spring Concerts were well attended and received high praise. Mr. Best and the serenaders of the iirst hour study hall were in fine shape for the Mtisic Festival at University City. The excellent criticism they received was well deserved. The new practice rooms which we ex' pect to have soon will give the first hour study students a chance to study or sleep. and the Band a place to give out with everything it has. IQPCAQJ flf'6L USIC hath Charm, said the poet, and We are inclined to agree after listening to the M.R.H. Crchestra. Though the group was smaller in numbers this year, it still maintained its high quality of performf ance. OFFICERS Director .........i.....i. , ,,.. ,, , ,,., , ...,. Mr. Best Assfstant Directors, i.,, .... Miss Wilkcrsiiii President ...... , ,Betty Bcrresheim Viccfpresident ..... , ,..i.,, jossphine Buinpass Secretary... ....., .,...,. , ,,,,, M 'ircella Bumpass First Row: Ridenour. B. Berresheim, Bott. Vsfillcinson. Melton. Milbert, Beiindiek. Second Row: Humberg. Haag. Adams. Brennecke. Aston. Claywell. Roberts. Linton. Gooch. Teter, Fress. Zcrnian Schlemmer. S. Hcberer. Third Row: Spooner. Rentschler, Nelms. Elges. Clark, Cleland, Heherer. Doerle, ll. Coad. Coodyear. Mahoney. Hardy. Tolle, Dent, Carlson. Hohmann. M. Bunipass. Bumpass. Peters. Palmer. Fourth Row: Willley', Coeh, West. Meier, Mr, Best. Weljeri. Wlmiteliill. Alexander, Reed, Vvfehrli, Miller, Smith. Hart. LeFrancois, Meade, Doerbaum. Davis, Halbert, Miss Vsfillcerson. Poulos, Riggle, At the University City Music Festival in April it really came into its own, and that fact was confirmed by the rating of the judges. It should be noted here that sevf eral of its members played solos at this Fesf tival. The well executed Christmas and Spring Concerts in which the Crchestra participated were musical treats enjoyed by many. Several members belong to other Cr' chestras such as the Philharmonic, the VVomen's Symphony, and the AllfCounty Orchestra. The sureness of the strings, the delicacy of the wood Winds, plus the ringing quality of the brasses, minus the usual oil beat of the percussions brought success throughout the year to this fine musical organization. RH.-XPSODY IN BLUE AND VVHITE SOLID SENDERS gt. era S the girls open their mouths and the golden notes roll forth. we pause a moment to catch a little of that melody for which the Girls' Clee Club is so famous. They are doing that gay Swing Along number, an infectious tune, which is a real lifterfupper at the end of the day. Can you imagine the quality and volume from onefhundred and thirty throats? This is the biggest Clee Club in the history of M.R.H. and, furthermore, these girls stay after school to participate. Practice is from threefthirty to four each Weclnesdziy. The first chance to appear came at the Christmas Concert, followed closely by the linst Row: U'Brien. Barnard. Aiiderson. Crowe. fiuller. llnis. Kuester, Linton. Vfehrli. Miss Vfilkerson. Mr. Best, Henry. Haag. E. Costello. Clover. Ellison. Rinderkneeht. Nelson. Seeiingl Row: Grant. Leighton, Dolan. Meltrvii. Sl0Phens. Rose. Tucker. Vs'ei'l:. Broeder. Hohniann. XYeiler. XX'ulf' ineier. S, Best, M. Anderson. llhiropolous. Mahoney. Mutrux. Thnd Row: Doyle. Hess, Guller. Tilden. Fleming. Kibhy, Buehroeder. Vfhitehill. Stellhorn. Moon. Allultis. Daves. Augustins. Dugdale. Sehranun. Vhllianis. Funk. Gooch. lfourlh Row: Cray. Benner. Shaw. K'-'WPVIZ Cook. Lauritson. Alexander. La Voie. Toliver. Scheer. Miller. l'lowald. l7etniers. Clanipitt. Phipps. Schulz, McNabb. Criebel. Bott. Niewoehner. l'illh Rove: Magruder. Ernst. Bailey. Hartin. Kendall. Bellows. Boulware. Chaney. Haferkamp. Haukap. Criilith. Bellows. Myriek, Costello. Eeoll. Gottfried. Hough. Lang. Vv'ease. Sixth Row: Roinhach. Lay. Heller. Cault, Edmonds. Palmer. Vxfhitehill. Smith. Mejia. Meier. Suminers. Mn'ex'alli. Robinson. Rollnur. Albertin. lngold, Murray. Burkett. Vfetzel. Kaiser. UFFICERS Christmas Assembly. Weeks of practice l li reetf ul' Assistant Director l'resident Viet' ' l,I'L'Slklt'l1l Seereta ryfTreasurer . Mr. Best Miss Wilkersimii lvlary Lou Cook -loan Hohmann Billie Maigrtider put the club in fine shape for the Spring Concert and the University City Festival. Results excellent! If you're interested. these performers can be booked through Mr. Best. yy CE-LIQPQ KAL Clair RIUMPHANTLY, songs of the old masters, lyrics of the light operas, folk tunes of every people blend into a mighty chorus of memories for A Cappella Choir. This past year our Choir has again pleased many assembly and concert audif ences. December 7, 1944, they presented the memorable Requiem as a fitting trib' ute to our M.R.H. boys who have made the supreme sacrifice. Their first public performance was at the Christmas Concert given by our Music Department. Bon Noel rang from every selection. At the command performance before the Rotary Club, A Cappella was at its best. All year the Choir worked industriously toward the County Music Festival held in April at University City. As a fitting recognition of their abilities, twentyffour members were chosen to sing in the AllfCounty Chorus directed by Henry Farbman. This group later sang with the AllfCounty Band. THE MELODY LINCERS ON OFFICERS Director ...... .. ..,........ . . .. . , . Mr. Best Assistant Director. . , Miss Vkfilkerson President - First Semester . . . Hill Breitenstein Second Semester .,,, . . . Ed Heidhreir Vicefljresident ,.,. . . . . Charles Prince Secretary. . Mary Lou Cook Treasurer , .. , Roland Dapron First Row: Mr. Best. Broeder. B. Miller. Tucker. Culler. Ellison. Vsferle. Rose. Hohinann. Miss Vfilkerson. Second Row: Hess, Alexander. Detmsrs. Neiheiser, Cerber. Ott, -Iones. Fritsch. Clover. Burkett Scheer. R. Millei. Third Ron: Anderson. Doyle, Tohx-er. Howald. Magruder. l'leidhreir. Kretschniar. Susinan. Vv'ease. Bailey. Vx'et:el. Cook. Bellows. Fourth Row: Robinson. Meier. Mejia. Smith. Vw'hitehiIl. Hocl. Polinsky. Brady. Dapron. Prinee. Del'exx'. Saak. Kaiser, Heller. Childsrs, Alftultis. f ,Syfmgfk C42 S any athlete can testify, the best game is the one in which the going gets the toughest, for then a team can show what it is made of: physical stamina, mental endurance, and moral certainty. Thus, through our athletics we build strength in fair sportsmanship and friendly competition. With clean, straight bodies and conditioned muscles, we stand ready for the Refs whistle, knowing that with our training we shall not break in the game of life. jAIf'0lflgA ,S7l00l f5 lwrst R vt Lore, Frisingcr, Ryan. Vogts, Greig, Maickey, Stoddard, Waitzig, Garrett. Second Row: Motley, Jacobsen. johnson. Rogers, Pappas, Wsmli', Rose, Strauhinger, Beimdiek. Third Row: Mr, Robertson, Cordon, Cahler, Dapron, Verscr, Henley, Klinger, Vw'indsor, Mr. Vs'cbci'. ii CYOCAPTAIN VOCJTS VARSITY FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Dall' School They WT Septcinlwcr 22 Btziuinoiit Septcinher 20 Clayton .,, October 7 U. flty QTCKOINUI' lo C. B. C. October 'lil Kirkwood October 27 Normandy . . November .w St. Louis U High November S St. Charles November I4 Wc'lwstt'r 2 lliamilfg egoofgaf ACED with the most diflicult schedule in the county, the Maplewood Blue Devils, under the able coaching of Mr. Weber, came through the 1944 season with tive victories to their credit. The team suc' ceeded in defeating Beaumont, the City League champions, and Christian Brothers College, Prep League champions. Also counted among its triumphs were the games played in rainy weather with St. Louis University High and St. Charles, both of whom were undefeated until their respective games with lvlaplewood. The outstanding personality of the past season, Wzitzig, brought laurels to M.R.H. by winning AllfDistrict honors. He was also chosen as end on the A1lfSt. Louis Dis' trict Team sponsored by St. Louis news' papers. McAdow, the steady guard, and Vogts, the hard driv'n' quarterback, were elected cofcaptains by the team. Frisinger, Garrett, Thayer, and Mackey in the back field deserve applause. In the line, Greig, Ryan, Mcfxdow, and Wzitzig all made a fin: showing. GOOD MEN! GOOD TEAM! 0lfIfL0l 8 ,SLOEAQK INNING four out of six games on its schedule, the Sophomore Team this year made a fine record. Coach lVIcClanahan says it is the best group that he has worked with at M.R.H. Take a bow, boys! As most -of the fellows were able to play any position, men who aspire to Varsity were developed and trained. Strong pros' pects for that honor showed up in indif vidual skills and cooperative team play. We'll he looking for you next year, fellas, and wishing you luck! I .'z'm1'J, ' First Row: FI'lSll1g1Cl', lvlonzihan. Horvat. Halerkainp. MCBI'ldC. Riley, Kopp. Second Row: Young. Vvfillianis. Green. Cherry. Mr. lvleClanahan, Moran. Bollineier. liend. Maddox, Third Row: xxyllllilllli. Depew, Harris. Gay, Caneienne, Lklll1l'WCIil, Dodson, Diesel, Toliver. Susinan. Kelly. Fourth Row: Billineyer. Clavwell. Frahin. :Koh l Jill Ploussai d, SUPHOMORE TEAM SCHEDULE Date Sel iiri il They VCV: Uetolwer C. B. C. 0 Uetoher Welastei' . 6 Uctolaer Kirkwood .. 20 Octoher Clayton . ll Uctoher Vsfehster . o Noveinlwer 7 Normandy , . 6 ucion. i en, Phillips. Spenser. Vvhalen, lleining. Higgins, Pmaldlieei R.-KH! RAI-l! TEAM! lui-nt Io Hack' Vernal, Dolan. lfrisinger. Dent. plaines. Hicks lffiwfcaptaiiil, XX'.it1ig tflofi-.ipt.iinj, XX'illiiiuli.iin, ww w it 1 n li.igein.inn, lillis. Ki-11. Vxailliiivivi, Mr, Rol 1 si . TlfNSlf MOMENT A TEAM TOURNAMENT Stn Iiiwpioxm. llalk' Sfliiwul Tliyv XXX' Feb ZH -Iohn llurroughs So 41 Feb. Z2 lll'n'I1Iwuutl Sl F3 Ft-li. ZF Vv'elister 4? -U Ri-ipiox.-xi. Mar. I Mcllridc -HI 47 Mar. I lleaumont Io 21 Mar. 3 Normandy FU Zo 64 is W Z?ML,,fMf FTER a slow start, the basketball sea' son gathered momentum, and ended with a flourish! The tougher the teams the betf ter our boys played. Boasting a winning streak of tive games, the underrated Blue Devils won the Subf Regional. The two thrilling victories over Brentwood and Webster in that tourney were the season's highlights. With eight straight wins to their credit, M.R.H. players were tagged hy the news' papers as 'LThe Giant Killers. They won their ninth straight to place in the Regional as one of the four best teams out of thirtyf live in the district. A proud record for any team! Hicks made the Suburban AllfStar Team, and Vw7ind honorable mention. Their line play together with the brilliant work of Waitzig, Dent, Queenan, Ellis, Vvfillingham, james, and Hagemann gave M.R.H. a splendid season. The B and C Teams, coached by Mr. Larason and Mr. Coy respectively, had enviable records. Good Varsity matef rial is assured by the line work of these fast squads. . Fi rst Row: M1'. Lamson. CLlI1ClClll1C. Colclmmn. Redford. XX'1llunfon pain Second Row: SlllllVIlI1. Frrsingcr, Ncwc. Hxrlcrkzunp, Hcclcr. V Tlnrd Row: Allen. Plwilllps, Aulmchon, Vfolll, Higgins A TEAM SCHEDULE B TEAM SCHEDULE -Q w u :- I NX' Q ll Zl Z6 IX li 27 31 llw 39 -Ill Z6 l9 34 21 lhlc School Tlnuy Vsvc School Tlwy Dec, South Sldc Cutlmollfm ,,,,A 27 19 South Sidc Catholic ,,,, ,,,,, , ,47 Dui lllrwctl ................,, ...,, 3 l Z9 Blcwutt ..............,,..... ..... l 6 Du' Kxrl-zwood ,,,,,,.... ,,,,, 2 9 3-4 Kirkwood ,,,,. ,,,,,,,A ,,AA, I I I Um' Normarmly , ,,,, ..,,,,,, 3 I 311 Normandy ,,,,,,, , 33 Duc RIICIIUUI' .,,,.., A,,,, Z2 41 Vw'cllQton ......,...,,,. 17 11111. NYcllston ,,,,,...,,,,. ..,,,,.. I 'T I6 Univcrslty City ZH vlan. llnivcrsmty Cuty ,,.A,, .,,,,,, 3 ll 31 Vvflwslcx' .,,,,,..,,,,,. ,, ,ZS vlan, Vfclwrtcr ,,,A,,.,,,,,,, .,,A, 3 5 JH Norrnzmdy ,,,,,,, ,,,,, I 7 vlan, No1'1n.1nLly ,,,,,, ,,,,, 3 7 37 Clayton ......,, ,, U' -l.1n, Clayton ....,,....,. ........ l S oh SI, Clmrlcs ,,.,, NWI? lfclw Sl, cll12lI'lCN ....,,... .,..,,.. 3 2 47 C. B. C. .,.,. ..A., , ,. ll l'clH Unlvcrxlty Clty ,. ,,.., I6 -in Unmvcrsrty Clty 27 I'-:lw Vxflwstcl' Grows . ,,..,, 41' 77 Vs'cl'Hslcr ............,, H H-W lm-lw Mclwllc ......,,,,,,, ,HSZ 4? Mclvlllc ,,,,,,...,, , 21 1, W 1 'sg 214 I is i, X -4' sk as First Row: Sams Souci, Pnnoslm, Hcctcr, Mr'. Coy, Vvlilkinsnn, Bollmcicr, 6 061171, Second Row: Taylor, Redford, Young, Gordon, Vxfoll, Mlxllzllly, Vv'ctf:cl. Arcmnmcycr. Thlrd Row: Frlslngcr. Plnlllps. Cluywcll, Aulfwuclmon, Allan, Drlrlucy, SIClCCl'. 65 enior . jrac ITH the Annual going to press be' fore the competition of the present track season is under way, we will venture to say that this year's track team will carry on the M.R.H. Winning tradition. Letter' men returning to back up this prediction include: Harold Watzig, all around athf lete and record holder of the Senior 440 yd. dash, jim Ryan, a 6 ft., 200 pounder, in the shot putg Warren Couch, lunior 440 record breaker of last year: and a line group of sprinters from last yearls good Junior Relay team including Bob Hoff' mann, Herb Klinger, and Bill Morgan. KEEPIN' IN TRIM Qther Junior letter winners of last year First Row: Rogers, Babbitt, Siclcrt. Wzltzig, Ellis, Couch, Hoffmann. Second Row: Healey, Rose, Dempsey. Schikorc, Rudolph, Hayes. Third Row: Mr. Coy, Trciuain. Cond. York, Edwards. Stevens. Altcmcycr, lvlr. Rath. D g 'SWHW JAMTA 'qlAlelL4!e who are outstanding candidates this year Daft' VR'l 'l are: Bob Spider Ellis, high jumper and APU' f' 'XlfkW d H '--aW -- HUC hurdlerg Bob Siefert, hurdlerg Bill Babbitt, April I2 Wclwstt'r - Q- HUC ole vaulterg and Al Ro ers, 440 runner P 2 April I7 C, B. C. .. .. ,...,,... There and Shot putter April 20 St. Louis , .,..,, ,,...... Here I . A April za McBride ..... .. ..... ,.........., H fm Q To Overcome Spring fever and that stuff Many I I District . .... . Public Stadium ly winter feeling, Coach Rath recommends Maiy 19 Smart- . .. ,. . Columbia a Workout with this highfpowered outfit. 66 omior , Trac HE junior Division Track Team does not refer to grade in school, but to the qualification that all boys must be under sixteen years and seven months old. There' fore, the team is composed largely of freshf men and sophomores who have a full sea' son's competition, and whose points are counted equally with those of the Senior team's in the dual and district meets which are held. Some forty candidates for this team are working out daily under the direcf tion of Coaches Harold Rath and Warren Coy. If the spirit of their practice workf outs is an indication of success, they should win their share this year for M.R.H., since all of last year's Junior letter winners ad' vanced to represent the blue and white. just as We go to press, we have learned the leading scorers in the dual meet season are Bob Ellison, pole vault--19 points: Ken Greene, 440 yard dash- 17 points: and Troy Cleland, hurdler - 15 points. Watch them pile up points for -our side in those spring events just ahead! 'QQWN SPRING VUORKOUT omior jaw! agbfteafnzz Date School April 6 .....,,,.,.,......... Kirkwood ,,,,, ........... H ere April I2 .,.,,,...,...,...,.... Webster ,,,,,,rr ,,,,,,,,,, H ere April 17 .......,............., C. B. C. .,,........ ............. T here April 20 ........ ............. S t. Louis .........,, ....,......... ........... H e re April 26 ......,,,............. McBride ......... ,..,....,,,,.,...,,,,,,.,,.,,.,, H ere May ll ,..........,,,,.. .... D istrict ........, . ......,.. Public Stadium First Row: Wheeler, Rosenberg, Williams, Deardorff, Greene, Ploussard, Wann, Taggart. Second Row: Wilkinson, Kraeiner, Hill, Jacobsen, Sans Souci, Koechling, Frisinger, Spiros. Third Row: Main, Fleming, Gaffney, Anderson, Phillips, Coacl, Vvlilson, Green, W'ard. Fourth Row: Mr. Coy, Seymour, Gill, Wolf, Fend, Werner, Pruett, Wolff, Aubuchon, Mr. Rath. 67 -77 14- 'I ' 1 4 , f 4 r,LZ'iV L x p I I:ll'Sl Row: Austin, Ii. McBride. Spitznagle, Blank, Dapron, jaeohsen, Monahan, Heneken, Notter. heeoiicl Row: SlI'llCl', Schiller, Grcmaud, Green, Holiinaiin, Lambert, Horvat, E. McBride. Leutzinger, Vfoll. 5 Inhird Row: Mr. Del Pizzo, D. Vv'illiams, Smith, johnson, Stevens, Prince, Motley, Garrstt. R. Vfilliains. I X 3 Q THE CHAMPS! SCHEDULE Dale School They We vlan. 7 Vifebster .,,., .. ,..., ,...,,,...,,,.... 2 6 I4 jan. 9 RIlCI11IlII' ,,A,,,,, 23 I4 -Ian. I6 Normandy .. Z6 I8 Alan. IX Rltenoui' .. ,.., ..,, 2 I Ig ,lJlll.'l?1 Kirkwood . ,,,,,,, Ii' 29 lit-lu, 7 Vvlehster .... 24 I4 I1-h. 9 Iferguson ..,,, ..,,. ....,.v,,...,,, 7 3 I Ifcb, Z3 Kirkwood .,..,..,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 21 I9 STATE MEET RESULTS Maplewood ..,. .,.....,,, ,,,,, ,,,.,,, ....,,,,,,,,,.,,,,.....A ,,,,,,,,, 3 I Kirkwood ...... .. ,......... . ,,,,,,,.4.,....,.,,...,A,,AA ,,,,,,,,, 3 I Normandy ... I9 Vv'ebslur ...., I9 Ferguson .. I0 7 McKinley .. . Wfeafgng LL hail the conquering heroes of the mat! The 1945 wrestling season started slowly, for M.R.H. won only three of its ten scheduled dual matches. As the State Tournament drew closer, however, the team grew stronger. On March 9 and 10, at Webstei' Groves High School, our team, State Champion' ship title holder since 1941, redeemed itf self by tying Kirkwood for first place. Maplewood crowned four champions: Ed Notter, 103 lb. champion: Bob McBride, 127 lb. champion: Elmer McBride, 120 lb. champion, and jack Monahan, 145 lb. champion. ln addition, Ken Wtalf won second place in the 130 lb. class, Bob Garf rett took third place in the 138 lb. class, and jack Gillespie placed third in the heavyweight. Outright title holders for four straight years, our wrestlers actually made it a fifth straight victory even though the honor is shared with Kirkwood. wt cm VERY night at Valley School, the halls echo with the shots of the M.R.H. Rifle Club. There are thirty members in three squads. Each squad shoots two nights a week, and the team shoots lvlonday nights and Saturday mornings. Mr. E. L. Wilkerscwn replaced Mr. Kem' per as instructor and under his able direcf tion, the club is going ahead. Three new rifles have been purchased. For longfrange shooting of fifty yards or up, the club expects to use the St. Charles Rifle Range this spring and summer. First Row: Spiros, B. Vsnllcinson. Henshaw. Willi:11i1s. Taylor. Second Row: Bartley. Ellison. Harris. Thompson, Hill. H. Vvhlkinson, Deardorll. .Alfllfflf Name Rank Bars Harry Vsfilkinson . Sharpshooter .... . . l Russell Hill .. Sharpshooter.. l Dave Thompson Sharpshooter ......... .I Glover Harris... . . Sharpshooter... Ill Alan Deardortf Sharpshooter ..... .IfIV 'Inn Spiros Sharpshooter I'lV Bob Ellison Sharpshooter ....... . .lfV Bill Vxfilkinson Sharpshooter IfV NVesley Henshaw Sharpshooter. .. IfV7l Don Willixiiius Sharpshooter lflX OFFICERS Sponsor . . Mr. Wilkiiisinii President .. . . . Roland Schikore Viee1President .... . Wesle3' Henshaw Range Chief and Secretary. . ...Bill Wilkiiisiiii Treasurer . .. . .... . . Bob Ellison N lDon Williaiiiis Squad Leaders . . Jim Spirwg l Harry Wilkiinsimii TRIGGER TRIPPERS S,-Xl.l.YS OV THE ALLEYSN QMS, Mu! in ll AY, what is this? Bowling or basket' ball? remarks a shrewd bystander, as one of the members of our Girls' Bowling Team bounces the ball down the alley. This is strictly otl the record: these girls are really good! Especially shining exam' ples are Dorothy Sheller and .loan Parker who are the pinfup girls of the pin boys. Every Vkfednesday afternoon finds these High Rollers at Saratoga trying to beat each other out of a game. Their sponsor, Miss Herman, accompanies them l'n-I Row: l7ann'l, Vs llllHlL'IL'I', Parkes, Miss Herman, Coleman. becond Row: I-. Aberiiatliy, Vfhlle. Hamhly. Null, Corley. Conaway Third Row: hlohnson. Dunham, Childers, Vfcst, Guller, lvlay. Fourth Row: Miller. Mooney, Meier. D, Abelalalliy. Shcller, Loeblcxn. UFFICTRS wonsor Miss Herman l'resident Olive Coleman Viccl'l'es1deiil kloan Parker 'fretarysTrcasurcr Beverly Shirk and takes part in the bowling, too. She is one of the very best. The team had no tournaments, but from their scores we know they would otfer still' competition for any team. Yes, without a doubt, these are the true Belles of the Saratoga Ballroom. 075 7 Mu! ing I'IEY'RE on their own! Yes, due to conditions beyond their control, this year finds the Ivlaplewood Boys' Bowling Club without a sponsor. That's not holding them back, though: they're just as unbeatf able as ever. When they discovered their loss, the boys got together and organized an all' school team. The members are Charles Borth, Stan Zerman, Bud Hausmann, Paul Menser, and Walter Harmon. We hear that they are all high rollers. Cnc match has already been marked down to their credit, a victory over Soldan High, and there are still two to go with Roosevelt and University City High in the not too distant future. Taking their club seriously, our team is out to win, regard' less of the lack of sponsorship. These fellows have one great ambition: that is, to compete in a bowling match with the faculty of good ol' M.R.H. HARD I-IITTINA HARMON INDIVIDUAL AVERAGES Borth , .. . I'Iarmon I-Iausmann . Zerman Ivlenser ,..... 1724 ICIS IGH IU I-IS lvienser, Harmon, Hausmann, Borth, Zerman. First Row: Xkfiillmeier, Gill, Dunham, Second Row: Daiighetee, Palm, ,I, Steward, Coleman, Mrs. Boehm, Howaild. Samuels, Ellison, Rose. Third Row: Berryman, P. Miller, Barnard, Leighton, Daves, Mutrux, Halierkainp, Bu-Jhroeder, Owens, Smith, Myrick, R. Miller. Fourth Row: Uray, Niewoehncr, Gracey, Bellows, Paliizeip H, Lloyd, Lloyd, Steclier, B. Steward. Twombly, Sll'illll'5IIU.fCl', MCNilll, Swanlund, Melton. liilllx Row: Kuqster, Uriebel, Lang, Cavaiialigli, Ernst, Lay, English, Brennecke, Abernathy, Miner, Casserly, Stewzirv Sliaiw, W4nirLli'lill. STICK CHICKS Sponsor .... ., Mrs. Boehm CLASS CTAPTAINS Freslmiaii . Gloria Lang Si wplioniore Billie Steward junior .. ,lean Hwvvald Senior Olive Coleman WA ' Jgocgeg GCKEY, the favorite sport of M.R.H. girls, really advanced this year by leaps and bounds - yea, literally - you should see those girls knock that ball fand the refereej. Hockey Day at Washingttin University was the biggest event of this year's season. Results were in all the papers, and some members of the team had their pictures taken. Speed and light foot work are two nec' essary qualifications for this exciting game, a lield variety of that most thrilling sport, ice hockey, and don't think for a minute that the girls slow it down. Regina Gooch is known for her quick foot work, lean Howald is a whizz at hold' ing the ball, and Earlene Daughetee is ex' pert on the drive-to mention just a few girls who make up this hardy team. Keep it up, girls! A black and blue knee or linger is a badge of merit to the super hockey star! WA ! gaalefdaf ll TISKET, a tasket-we've made an' other basket! is always the theme song of the Girls' Basketball Teams. After play' ing as many as twentyfone games, their total shots really added up, although the competition was plenty tough! Varsity Captain ......... ....,...,.,... ...r....,r ,rrr,,.. O l i ve Coleman CLASS CAPTAINS Freshman ., ......., ........ . .. ....,,..........., ..,. ,.r,.,,r.. C 4 irol Moon Sophomore ...... ,,,r,.. B illie Steward junior .,,,,......... ......... M arie Stecher Senior ...... , rr., , .....,. ........,,.......,. E Ioan Steward First Row: Milbert, Dunham. Wlllfll1ClCl'. Coleman, Steward, Heller. Billington, Samuels, Bott. Second Row: I. Lloyd, English, Cracev. Boulware. Senkosky, Clampitt, Mrs. Boehm, Steffen. Miller. Daniel, Har' rison, H. Lloyd. Stccherf. I Third Row: B, Steward, CllX'llI1illlfll1, Straubinger. Schulz. Peters. Miner. Shaw. Miller, lvlyrick. Cole, Smztli, Stewart, Brcnnecke. Ernst. Fourth Row: Niewoeliner, Hamlin, Daves, NVilliams, lvleltmn, Anderson, Palmer. Lang, Bucliroeder. Stellhorn. Moon. Bellows, Kuestcr. Townsend, Howald. Une of the two main highlights of their schedule, the Play Day at Webster High, in which all county schools participated, provided lots of fun-plus some really hon' cstftofgoodness work! The other, a Var' sity Play Day, held February 10 at Kirkf wood High, included a speed shooting contest, which, to say the least, was a fast little affair. Clive Coleman, Madeline Dunham, Mary Billington, joan Steward, jane Lloyd, and Rosemary Samuels were only some of the many outstanding players on the Varsity Team. Constant practice each Tuesday and Friday afternoon under the able superyif sion of the coach, Mrs. Boehm, prepared them well for each challenging game! 1T'S A TOSSUP! 4 ff , 4 , 'f, ' , 5 af -N 5 I Z, ' 'Z C3132 H' 1-' L K 2 Q f f. , A- W- X . 19 J ffff ,xii H xx 4159 'Q V T19 jf i 4 jf fjf'f T, fNff'l,'f, , , WV I ' X ' '1-. 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In the next pages we have recorded a few of the moments we believe you will retain: dances of crepe paper and swishing formals and lovely queens, afterfschool sessions around a juke box, drinking cokes and munching pretzels - after all, what remains longest in the heart? Nothing but the sounds of cleats on saddles stepping carefree through the echoing halls of M.R.H. rougk Qecreafion S 'f fb V X Y K K , ,fy f 'V' z 5 .Y ,ji . A N5 W, ff' xy 50' my cgmfffzm fp Q M KK' rf I Senior-Football Dance Uueen jim ,Shadow-,iloolfdaff mance ATURDAY night, December 9, 1944, will be remembered in the minds and hearts of many an M.R.H. Grad. It was the night of the Senior Football Dance. For conservative and patriotic reasons, the two dances were combined, making the affair doubly delightful. With its blue background covered with sparkling silver stars, the impressive snow' covered throne was a fitting setting for King Winter. Twisted blue and white streamers which made a canopy over the gym added much to the beauty of the setting. The GofGaptains of the Football Team, LeRoy Vogts and Gordon McAdow, be' gan the ceremony by taking their places at either end of the throne to the music of On Blue Devils. The royal procession, heralded by jo Ann Connard and Ann Coombs, then was announced by the Sen' ior Class President, Harold Watzig. To the heavenly strains of 'LSweet and Lovely, played by Bob Kelly's Band, the retiring Annual Queen, Miss Audrey Press, took her place on the throne. She was followed by Miss Mary Hawley, ref tiring Football Queen. The special maids then appeared, and one by one made their bow to the retiring queens. They were: Miss Judy Leighton, Freshman Maid: Miss Margie Garrett, Sophomore Maidg Miss jane Kelly, junior Maid: and the Misses Margie Rose and Ioan Steward, Senior Maids. Carol Ann and Mary Ruth Mcf Clanahan, crownfbearer and flower girl, preceded the queen. With the stage thus set, the 1944 Senior f Football Dance Queen, Miss Carol Ellison, was an' nounced. She approached the throne, was crowned by the retiring queens, and now reigns supreme until another year rolls around. The remainder of the evening was given over to dancing. Thus ended another night to record in our album of memories! -di 4, 44---Min-wa-1,4-A ure. .Q--re'f:Wfi:3wvf, V, -tree .HM r'h' N ill W5 joan .gilewarcf Junior-Senior Prom Queen 4 , omior- enior rom Y, that was a perfect night - the girls beautiful in their yards and yards of net and satin: the fellows handsomer than ever: the music simply divine! At least we know it will be, although once again, because of production demands, we are forced to report in March an event which will not take place 'til May. Anything we say, however, will not be an exaggeration if we can judge by the Proms of previous years. The grand procession precedes the dance. This year, with fanfare and for' mality, Her Majesty's Court will convene again. The crowd is hushed and the Presif dent of the junior Class, Ray Callaher, starts the promenade by announcing the fourteen junior RibbonfBearers: the Misses joan Ahtipus, Dorothy Beasley, Pat Buff kett, Betty Carney, Mary Ann Cavaf naugh, Janis Ceselschap, Peggy jenkins, Joyce Lauritson, Mickie LaVoie, Pat Lay, jane Lloyd, Margo Murray, Nancy Town' send, and Delores Williams. Next comes the retiring Queen, Miss Margie Verser, who takes her place on the throne to preside over the ceremony. She is followed by two special Senior Maids, Miss Mary Brady and Miss Margie R-ose. The six junior Maids: the Misses Virginia Austin, Sue Hamlin, jane Kelly, Claire Kiely, Adrienne Rettaire, and Mary Wilkinson, then make their entrance. Now the long' awaited moment has arrived, the pres' entation of the Queen. Preceded by the CrownfBearer and Flower Girls, the new Queen, dark and lovely ,loan Steward, apf proaches her throne and is crowned by the retiring Queen. Thus ends the colorful pageantry. Es' corts swarm around, claiming their part' ners for the first dance, and the evening is off to a grand start. Come May, we'll be seeing you there to verify all this. sub-s Ooabfcancding OR years and years we've had a Senior Dance at M.R.H. Reigning at this big spring formal was the Annual Queen se' lected by the subscribers to the Maple Leaves. Last year, the dance was a casuf alty of the times, and this year it was com' bined with the Football Dance. So-we lost a queen, but gained an idea. Why not select an allfschool favorite senior girl to have top honors in our book? Cn the oppof site page We present to you the winnah, Miss Marjorie Rose. Margie is un' doubtedly one of the Senior Class prize possessions. As you can see by her many activities, she is an allfaround girl with enior Q10 plenty of pep, and best of all she has time for a smile and a chat with teachers, class' mates, and undergrads alike. Martha Moon ran second in this contest and Dorothy Scheidt third. What an edif tor of a year book has to undergo shouldn't happen to a dog, so welre glad Martha received this honor to offset all the unpleasf ant things. 'LDottie is one of M.R.H.'s pinfup girls, lovely to look at and fun to know. Congratulations to these popularity girls! May the winners of succeeding years be as pert, pretty, and worthy of recogf nition! MARTHA MOON DOTTIE SCHEIDT WM Margie me Uutstfmdinq Senior Girl me Z?6LCAlfl!6Ll C! EQVLCQ AN this be Ye Ol' Nlaplewood Gym? Whzit a transformation! Various shades of blue streamers com' bined with white create a beautiful dome overhead, while white lifeflike silhouettes on the walls are a clever camouflage. A1 ,ludd's superb music floats out of the winf dows, a tempting invitation to join the fun. Since plans are not yet completed for this big affair to be held on April 14, we have to imagine a bit. We can tell you that it is a man's world, just for a night! The gals pay, drag, and furnish corsages, made of a curious lot of candy, vegetables, gum, and cigarettes, if they are available, for the fellows of their choosing. The big moment of the dance comes when the jacks are announced. It is whisf pered that this year they will pop out of huge jackfinfthefBoxes. jacks are: Fresh' man, Bobby Strilerg Sophomore, Bud Bab' bitt: Junior, Bill Babbitt: Senior, Ken Wc:lf'. These precede His Royal Highness, Harold Wzitzig, wh-o emerges from the bigf gest and fanciest box, advances to the throne, and is officially crowned high po' BOB STRILER DON BABBITT 82 HAROLD WATZIG tentate of the evening. Midnight comes all too soon, and another successful G.A.A. Dance has taken its place in the long pr-of cession of hops we've enjoyed. ,.. ,NX ii- BILL BABBITT KEN LF . V ' pjifld WXVW Hggtermen .' 22 1 Y ,M , I is X 1 pq 4 4.q?s I s...f Etso T. G0 ZZ arcigrwga' ' ' HG-7 ,J Q9 1 Q sys -ai 5' 5 ff' c:1ef7 C V7 9 ll . C E. do vi ONZ oF fGm1D FANS VN b uf- I hfxj 9 N0 GQXQB4 CGM M ' 97 ski UW CDH! A55 may MA, PfLfE'X7w 5 ns 1 Xmx 7,Q,QH,D!- Om' Yum MH Hem ous XIWEP Lunch Timo ,ug TN uxy f 1' X Custf The Fighting ll? 4 1 Litdvsf-'5 47 Senior P ny ....nf V'i4+'-? fvd' if Pant Prom Get That ax P: W. Pu kc X, Dorf ' an d DJ Year New Club This BH. NMCYY ear Mar ch at 'Ni ., Speech! Up in the Air! Proud Tradition 4? 4747 I 4747 room 3400! 1 I X I 52: 55 . 'X N 'E V Ah . I I N Y I ,4 Av 6 ,IA ' ' if I X 1 1 X f 'L 45 lx f A f f f f X '41 'X Vfff I , f I N yy 'V ' W u ' x b I -Y ,,1 Cu X , , 1 f' TH G, HEAD Q ASQ f 1 Y 4' gw gf N , 'ff Xu x gg? X t U . w 3, ,X ' Wu , ' f S W XX , lf Y X .SLI K Cl-Mak Q f 1 ww K A ' A 4 . X I u , Num u nix? ,XA K A ., :I xf -2 I Q X?-.I ff -fl: 15 W E, fi: f? JSC? QR I 6 A 5 Tl,- Jfz ' 42 MXN 'Wx' xxx 1 ' ' v f nv! A 1 l :M X Y X ' X, X fl' AT K n 0! 1 A THQ O nce, - Tomufm-2, 1' NAU C ,--' M A f I 5' JJEY,-,f A , S x 'wk m X 5: Q, f V5 f W ' X Z wif X Xiu 5- J 'V X ' f -Xlx A . ' A X, ,f x Q .ff , ' ,f y I if l :f x ,yflflr 'N 5 1 , X Oure Mm. , j k I r'uss'ES LQFTK1 Ezbiffaew unc! Jflfem H Gluedfup bobby sox. The endless lunch lines. Less gas-more walk. Red glasses ala nail polish. Gals with scissors-result: bangs Oxfblood shines Annual collections in home room. More hen parties. Harold Watzig-carrying on the Watzig tradition Pastel tweedster sweaters Violent argyle sox. Mr. Robertson's cute smile. Variations of the shag. Letter sweaters-and the guys inside. Girls with fellows' identification bracelets. Mr. Funke with his suitfdissolving invention. Cokes and Frenchffries at Parkmoor. That midnight curfew. Less cigarettes-more talk. Long hair and silver clips. Uur advising advisers. Velvet hair bands and black suede flats. Former M.R.H. fellows on furloughs around sch-ool The linefup for good candy bars at lunch time. Doc Baillie with tales about his wife. Endless streams of fellows leaving Carrol's. Peggy Hoel's treatment of a blues song. Del's afterfschoolfsessions for three tardies. Dazzling gowns at the juniorfSenior Prom. Postfwar dreams of an auditorium. Pink and fuchsia lipstick. Mr. Brown's straight face 'n' solid boogie. Those heated lunch table discussions. Bud Emmons snapping scenes around M.R.H. G.A.A. Banquet-sobs and hankies galore. Mr. Vossbrink eying his flock between classes. Perry Como's recordings. The long climb between first and fourth floor. Yellow slips that say report at once to -. The inhabitants of the west wall. The bugle at 8:35 every morning. Cther variations of Rum 'n' CocafCola. Miss Sharp's wardrobe. Mr. Adams-his quiet dignity. 87 On ll dict? Careful, thcrc! A smilc tlmt won't comc off! Wlm41t gocs on lmcrmf' cl.lIIllWUS cuties Fashion plums!!! Diggilfs good lhgmq Powers Well, I'll tell you - Ihls l'.1ir in prmu Day tlfvfllfllllll Hold rlmr smile Dress pqmdc Tricky W.lit1r1' for Ll pickup? just rcluxin' Bottoms up MqLlir41rion 88 We don't admit wc know them Ladies in white Whllt.Ch2l doing, Kelly Make that touchdown! Miss Amcricas Shortfsuitcd Good ol' days of g2lS Eck! flook lwclowl A jnwflwrcalkcr You asked for it! Wiillf il ride? Horrors! Scilcr and Scilcr Time out Hold it! Sophs 89 JA. Eyin' you Happy? Little shots black. thc Giant Killcr fs.. ff' Gucss who? HQ startcd Carly Pony Exprcss Ridiii' cowhoys Short stuff Bowfcatchcr Dottic TV1oiiaLisa Baiigsarc iii Davicu iii his Wcll! Tough, isift it chuhhy days Timcs havc For goodness Nice facc! Homc Un thc Dolly and I changed saks:s!Y Rangc Jalict and Bolwhy Vsfay hack whcii Suiihrith 90 Our gang jr. Hi days Pig tails Why' that smug grin. Swing high Oli. jam! Sweet, simple Field day Wz1itilig7 and girlish The jokes on you A iish story Freshie Sous of M.R.H. lust taking off Art Hill? Them were the days! Lucky Jim Little maids 91 '7 WL'FL'lI't tlxcy cute? ln my mcrry Oldsmulwilc Aww Rug!! Big Catch WQlSl1'f that il How times have chxmgcdf! wwndcrful night msc!! Judy? 'Twns thc night before Xmas ' -- Miss M. R. H. 92 7. ' - ' 'E 0 QM! On! ADfMAN RELAXES! HE Staff of Maple Leaves wishes to remind you, the citizens of tomorf row, that the preceding pages have been made possible by the generosity of our advertisers. Let us show our appreciation by patronizing them now, and in the future, as they have patronized us. In the compilation of this book, we have been aided by the excellent service which we have received from the commercial firms who have worked consistently with us and for us. Our sincere thanks to f f f f f f CENTRAL ENGRAVING Harry J. Swain, Jr. BRITT PRINTING E3 PUBLISHING COMPANY Earl Britt, jr. BECKTOLD Book BINDERS Jack Glassen LANGE STUDIO Stephen Lange SID WHITING STUDIO William Whalen Ralph Brown Wallace Williams 93 .fdcfuerfifsing irecfory Alco Valve Co ............,.....,.......... Atlas Credit jewelry ................,. Banner Book Binding Co ....... E. R. Barnes Candy Co .......... B. and K. Shop .........,............. Brinkmeyer's Service ......., Brodys ...........,...........,...................... Cardinal Linen Supply ...,........... Carps Department Store ......... City of Maplewood ..................... City of Richmond Heights ............ Cosmos Floral Shop ...,............,.... E. jfs Pharmacy ,,,...............,.,......,,.....,, E-J Tire and Battery Service ,,..r...... Enno Sander Soda Co .......,,......i...... Esquire Furniture ........................ Walter Freund Bread Co ............. Gamer's Music Store ................,. Gasen Drug Store ......,....i.......,...,... Gertrude's Beauty Shop .........,.. Golde's Department Store ......,...., Don Gottlob Service Station .........,. Gray Bonnet Products ...........,.... Haase's Food Products ............... Harper's Pharmacy ,...........,... Harper's Smart Shop ............. f1QffffQ..9s Harter Market ..............................................,...........,. Hoffman Paint and Wallpaper Co .......... Holekam p Lumber Co .....,...................,,,,,,...,,,,,,... James O. Holton ..................,. Wm. B. Ittner, Inc ......,.,........ jackson's Plate Lunch ......,...... Kay's Women's Wear ,.............. Kennedy School of Music ..........., Ladd Service Station .........,,..i,....... Laux Bakery .................................. Leston Co. .......,,,.r.i,........i.. . Libson Shop .........................,.,.,i...i.,,...,,.,,,... George Linza, jeweler .............,,.........,.. Lombardo Fruit and Produce Co. Dorothy Lore Beauty Shop .........,.... The Maple Barber Shop ..............,,........ Maplewood Cafe ....................................... Maplewood Refrigeration Service ............... Maplewood Sheet Metal and Fur. Frank L. Martini, Real Estate ,..,.,... May Bros. ........................,....,........................,. . Co Meier Bros. ........................... . Monti jewelry Co. ............,.........,..... ........... . Dr. Rosemary Moore ............................ ............ Morris Paint and Varnish Co ......................... J. J. Newberry ....................................., .,.......... O'Gorman Realty Co. ............. . Ossenfort Service Station ............. ............ Ozark Trail Garage .................... j. W. Parrish, Druggist .........,. Palace Barber Shop .................. Parkmoor Cleaners .......... Priscilla Shop .................... Quality Dairy ........... Ray's Shoe Store .......... Richmond Market ....... Roberts Fur Shop ............. Rubicam School ............................. Sander's Jewelry Store ..............,.... ............ Saratoga Recreation Parlor ............. ............ SearsfRoebuck and Co ............... Scheidt Hardware Co. ........ . Schenk Furniture Co ............. Seliga's Shoe Store ............. Sincoff Specialty ................ Stark Bros. Nurseries ............. Stecher's Market ................ Steiner's Clothing ....,........ Stertzing Floral Co ........... Sunnen Products ........,.....,. Sutton Food Market .........,,.... Thrift Cleaners .........,,,,.,.... Toastmaser Bread . ........ . Toll House ..,.........,....... Town Grill .............i.......,.... Warring Furniture .... Watson Printers ............. Watzig Service ........ -. .......... . Wehmueller jewelry ............ Sid Whiting Studio ............... Wide Awake Service ................. Wood's Ice Cream Shop ............. ............ Woo1worth's Esquire Store ...........,..........,....... Woolworth's Maplewood Store ..................... Wyatt's Pharmacy ........r..........,,.......................,... 1 Zermans Shoe Store ............... Zorensky Bros. ..................... . 100 104 101 106 102 98 100 102 102 100 102 97 105 100 106 100 98 101 97 105 97 100 107 101 101 101 107 101 96 97 107 100 97 103 98 100 107 97 99 107 107 98 97 98 101 97 ENN O SANDER SELTZER AND SODA COMPANY 2711 LAFAYETTE AVE. ST. LOUIS, MO. B 8: K SHOP Tasty Sandwiches - Soft Drinks Plate Lunches Friendly Service to All 1303 BIG BEND Golde's Department Store The largest and most complete store in the county WE GIVE EAGLE STAMPS 7313-15-17 MANCHESTER Hlland 3660 Gasen Drug Store 7336 MANCHESTER Harper's Smart Shop Smart Fashions for Smart Women 7369 MANCHESTER ST. 6544 Harter Market 7640 HARTER AVE. BEST WISHES City of Richmond Heights B. W. LaTOURETTE MAYOR HI. 6727 and WE. 3744 F. W. KEENE WE DELIVER COUNCILMAN LESTER WATSON HI. 9349 Gertrude Kidw-611 COUNCU-MAN Gertrude's Beauty FRANK D. DeBOLT SIIOP COUNCILMAN Permanents a Specialty 7370a Manchester Ave. Maplewood, Mo. What the 1 ARMY-NAVY Means to You lt's a symbol designating the Sunnen Plant as one of many that have achieved unusual success in the production of material for war- but it goes deeper than that. First, it is a recognition of the faith our Army and Navy had in these companies to produce war materials fast enough and good enough to assure Victory over the Axis. It is a tribute to the great businesses of the Nation that originated, developed, expanded, progressed under a Free Enterprise system. It is this same kind of system that will give you the opportunity you want-and deserve-to elevate yourself as high as your ambi- tions will take you. NNEN PRODUCTS COMPANY MAPLEwooD,MlssouRl 96 SUTTON FOOD MARKET JIM AND ANDY APPRECIATE YOUR PATRONAGE 2708 SUTTON AVENUE Hlland 9200 ZORENSKY BROS. Established 1920 7316 MANCHESTER AVE. E-J TIRE Where Friends Meet to Dine B SERVICE THE TOLL HOUSE M 7264 Manchester Ave. fComer Southwest Ave.J 7270 Manchester Ave. ROAD SERVICE SARATOGA RECREATION PARLORS C- R- STEIN. Pr0P- HI. 3322 HI. 9319 Bowling - Pocket Billiards - Ping-Pong 2 725 SUTTON Hlland 9633 F. W. WOOLWORTH COMPANY 7368 MANCHESTER AVENUE PRISCILLA SHQP Wehmueller Jewelry , , DIAMONDS ---- WATCHES Fountain Service GREETING CARDS 2910 SUTTON AVE. MAPLEWOOD, MO. Hlland 9622 7342 Manchester E. C. SCHEIDT HARDWARE CO. HARDWARE H PAINTS :-: GLASS 1320-zz MANCHESTER, MAPLEWOOD, Mo. Hlland 9521 97 Quality for Over Quarter of a Century E VER YTHING for all seasons Warrmg Furmture CARDS-GIFTS-WRAPPINGS Cgmpany vrsrr 7 ESQUIRE s'roRE 7422 MANCHESTER 6724 cLAY'roN RD. sT. oovo COMPLIMENTS OF J. B. WYA'I'T'S PHARMACY Prescriptions Our Specialty 1301 S. Big Bend at Harter Phone Hlland 6009 Free Delivery Will You Be Ready to take your place in the postwar busi- ness world? You will be if you prepare NOW . . . Investigate the Courses offered by Rubicam School in preparation for the preferred types of office positions. Summer and Fall Classes- ' Secretarial ' Stenographic 9 Accounting 5 Typewriting RUBICAM SCHOOL 4933 Delmar Boulevard ---- FOrest 3900 3473 S. Grand Boulevard - - - LAclede 0440 2 SCHOOLS IN SAINT LOUIS Write or phone for a catalog MIT PAYS TO PLAY Thos. M. O'Gorman Realty Co. FIRE, TORNADO, PLATE GLASS ANU AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE HI. 0787 2747 Sutton, Maplewood, Mo. SID WH ITI NG Studio ST. LOUIS MISSOURI 99 It Pays to Look Well PALACE BARBER SHOP JACK BOUKER, Proprietor HI. 7849 ROBERTS FUR SHOP FURS MADE TO ORDER Insured Storage 2719 SUTTON AVENUE 2908 SUTTON MAPLEWOOD, Mo ASK YOUR GROCER FOR- LESTON Salad Dressing . . . Spreads French Dressing . . . Barbecue Sauce Olives . . . Mustard TRY WATSUN PRINTING CDMPANY TUASTMASTER Hlland 4337 p BRELAD Finer Flavor COMPLIMENTS OF Ossenfort Service Curt Ossenfort Stays Fresh Longer MEIER BROTHERS SHEET METAL WORKS Furnaces Installed and Repaired E, R, STOKERS ' 2646 ARTHUR AVE., MAPLEWOOD, MO. RAY'S FACTORY OUTLET 2730 OLIVE STREET SHOE STORE Known Brands for the Entire Family ST- LOUISv MO- 7318 MANCHESTER ST. 4218 Not Large, But Active SCHENK Furniture Company 7150 Manchester St. Louis, Mo. Shop and Save at Carps Department Store 7355 MANCHESTER Open Evenings Free Parking In Rear STARK BROS. NURSERIES BRODYS 1505 BIG BEND BLVD. 7167 MANCHESTER RICHMQND HEIGHTS' MO' The Unusual Store-In the Loop HI. 7878 Gifts -- Lamps - Pictures - Dishes COMPLIMENTS OF You are always welcome at N , Sl COFF SPECIALTY SHOP THE MAPLE BARBER SHOP 7302 Manchester R. E. NICHOLS, 7324 Manchester Ave., Smart Apparel for Junior Miss and Matron Proprietor Maplewood, Mo. HENRY STECHEIPS SELECT FOODS FANCY GROCERIES, MEATS AND VEGETABLES 2807 BIG BEND ROAD MAPLEWOOD, Mo. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Carr, Prop. Hlland 0209 Compliments of STERTZIN G FLORAL CO., Inc. Member of F. T. D. - Telegraph Florists DR- 7268 Manchester St. Louis, Mo. Stertzing Building Phone-STerling 4121 Cash or C d t EARL A- SANDER Zerman Shoe Store JEWELER 7312 MANCHESTER AVE. ST. LOUIS 1175. MO. Diamonds . . Watches . , Costume jewelry 7358 MANCHESTER WE GIVE EAGLE STAMPS NEWBERRY CO. 50 T0 351.00 STORES Further Your Education in a Practical Way - Learn Thrift at Newberry's COMPLIMENTS OF Cleaners and Dyers WALTER FREUND Cleaning Service That Pleases' CO0 2301 Big Bend Blvd. 920 SO. TAYLOR AVENUE sr. 3366 FR. 1282 Ozark Trail Garage 7026 Manchester Road Phone-Hlland 7474 J. W. PARRISH Prescription Druggist 1131 MCCAUSLAND at WISE Compliments of A Friend HOLEKAMP Lumber Company 7460 MANCHESTER BLVD. MAPL1-:wooD, Mo. 555751 ?Z25i?5-E: Music STORE AND srumos Instruments-Lessons Sheet Music-Records 7207 MANCHESTER Hlland 9454 Maplewood, Mo. ,y FOOD PRODUCTS O 4300 GERALDINE AVENUE ST. LOUIS, MO. BRlNKMEYER'S SERVICE Cardinal Linen Supply ' Mobile Products, Wheel Balance, 7464 FLORA Brake Service, Body and Fender Work ST. 2500 GUS WARNEKE BELLEVUE 85 MANCHESTER HI. 6131 Your Bible or favorite book may be rebound at a reasonable cost by the BANNER BOOK BINDING CO. 3149 LOCUST STREET J Efferson 6424 Come in and see the styles of binding AIR-CONDITIONED Flowers for A11 Occasions l Town Grlll EDWARD and ETHEL NOLTKAMPER Cosmos Floral Dinners - Plate Lunches WARD HARKINS, Prop. Sandwiches Phone: Hlland 3926 Phone HI. 9337 7404 MANCHESTER MAPLEwoon, Mo. 2911 Sutton Ave, Maplewood, Mo. 103 CHestnut 0090 SPECIAL ORDER WORK MONTI JEWELRY COMPANY School Rings . . . Pins . . . Medals A 531 ARCADE BUILDING sr. Louis, Mo 104 LIBSON SHOP ' Lingerie, Hose and Sport Wear STerling 1686 ATLAS CREDIT JEWELRY Diamonds - Watches - jewelry 7370 MANCHESTER HI. 9614 7361 MANCHESTER Maplewood, Mo. HI. 6633 MAPLEWOOD CAFE SALES SUPPLIES 2725 SUTTON AVE. Dinner - Plate Lunches - Sandwiches Home-made Pies Open 11 A. M. to 7 P. M. REFRIGERATION SERVICE CO. 7423 MANCHESTER Guaranteed Service Domestic Commercial COMPLIMENTS OF SEARS, ROEBUCK AND COMPANY 741 2 Manchester Maplewood Missouri Wm. B. Ittner, Inc. ARCHITECTS FOR MAPLEWOOD HIGH SCHOOL Kay's W0men's Wear 7327 Manchester Coats - - Dresses Popular Prices Harper's Pharmacy 2818 SUTTON Opposite Maplewood Loop Hlland 0270 Free Delivery E. jfs MAPLEWOOD PHARMACY THE REXALL STORE Expert Prescription Service 7300 MANCHESTER Fast Delivery LAUX BAKERY PIES - - - CAKES - - - BREAD Pastries of All Kinds Baked Daily Walter Laux 2523 BIG BEND HI. 9307 MAY BROTHERS STANDARD SERVICE Compliments of 'Tires - Batteries - Accessories 2101 BIG BEND AT WILLIAMS Richmond Market HI' 9500 1133 BELLEVUE Gus MANTEY, Prop. FRANK L. MARTINI REAL ESTATE LOANS - INSURANCE 2662 SUTTON HI. 0022 MORRIS PAINT AND VARNISH CO. PAINTS - VARNISHES - LACQUERS - WALLPAPER MAPLEWOOD BRANCH 7278 MANCHESTER RD. COMPLIMENTS OF ALCO VALVE COMPANY 865 Kingsland Avenue UNIVERSITY CITY 106 marks Axcc-.-.-.--'-:-:4-:-. . .1 ..,.:,:.:.,.:.,....,. . . 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N ,- -.,:.:.3.:.,,1 - . rw: ff:z:e:s- 'ZLE':f'h:465'?'3-'7- 11:51 ,,,,,,,, i .,., :H .. 7319' MANCHESTER WIDE AWAKE SERVICE 2930 BIG BEND MAPLEWOOD, Mo. WATZIG Service Station Complete Lubrication COMPLIMENTS OF Tire Service Batteries WO0D'S ICE CREAM sHoP Hlland 9330 2030 BIG BEND 2115 BIG BEND ' LADD BROS. SERVICE x-RAY FITTED SHOES 7201 MANCHESTER HI. 9122 7323 MANCHESTER MAPLEW0011 MO- FOR EXCLUSIVE WORK GRAvo1s UTHRIFTH 6221 CLEANERS and LAUNDERERS ST. LOUIS, MO. 2916 SUTTON AVE. ST. 3005 107 Quality Dairy Company NONE BETTER psaonucfsf' C 4630 W. FLORISSANT -:- -1- GO. 6000 108 COMPLIMENTS OF DON GOTTLOB SERVICE STATION RICHMOND HEIGHTS, MO. JaCkS0n9S Plate Lllnch For Lunches, Dinners, Parties 2737 SUTTON AVENUE SERVE Maplewood Missouri Gray Bonnet Potato Chips and Popcorn DOROTHY LORE BEAUTY SHOP Gray Bonnet Products 1305 BIG BEND CO. Richmond Heights, MO. HI. 9180 WQISP?-ialjfegin 8833 MANCHESTER ROAD all' IH lfl H Q Telephone Hlland 2900 I HOME FURNlfHfRf wr 67:0-nz cx.Av-ron RD. MIffOURl COMPLIMENTS OF JAMES O. HOLTON 7305 MANCHESTER AVENUE MAPLEWOOD, MO. Compliments of KENNEDY SCHOOL OF MUSIC Lombardo Fruit and DANCING and Produce CO. 7291 MANCHESTER sr. 4650 GEORGE LINZA 904 N. BROADWAY Watch - Clock - Jewelry Repairing Res. Phone - REpublic 4063 7242 Manchester Maplewood, Me. Hoffman Paint, Glass and Wallpaper Co. H1. ozso 7314 MANCHESTER AVENUE 109 1 ' x X N ' Compliments of If FRANK L. MARTINI 1 XX' Mayor RALPH T. KALB UDELL THOMPSON EDWIN A. STEGEMAN Councilman Councilman Councilman Guttering Air Conditioning Spouting Stokers-Oil Burners COMPLIMENTS Ma lewood Sheet P OF A Metal and Furnace Co. FRIEND OF 2531 BIG BEND HI. 9238 M- R- H- R. NEISE Res.: HI. 3389 Maplewood, Mo. We wish to take this space to tell the Faculty how 'much we have enjoyed our stretch-we mean our stay here. We hope they can say the same. 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