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

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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

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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!!