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

Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1946 volume:

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ESE Ui Eel E X- ' i- Xxx X - ' SLI' W N' Q ' K? , Xxx 7 . 1 RQ E , 'gil fl 7 . N .X ,-l ,-' -xi J fd ko IN Ni X E ll E Yin Rl V' X 'W' 9x'3YNf iii 'iq lx N . no 1 ES' NSE' lj 'EO ' E l .fi - . f J' i ,H , l 1 I EEE EEEEEE EEEEE E945 N. g5We EEE.23 X The Maplewood-Richmond Heights Senior High School VX N E ' Maplewood, Missouri X . Eycxqxl E E Published by the students of 0 A 1 X f fl? S EE ,fl jj ,tr 4' ..-1 1,581 n , W -my I 5 t . : N . ' . 9 3 5 If A ' I . I ' 1 I is ' X, opfvy -, . W 1 ,fix 'th 'ivlt .' : -, 1' 3 Q Q gx af Q- 1 .w, . . - Q 4 '.iU ' 'Ig 1 ig J! 1, ' 'G Wmfb I 9, ' ,A 5 3 41 xi: W M9913 H2 ja! ., aff: . 5 ff l 5? s lip.-. 4, A' una.,- ,. , ff..-g' sf' 'ag I ' I .1 V' 5 A. 1- -Q g- , K, -TQ -AS i r -Ng .Y A r , Y . 'ag--f, - WE Hill GYUU In story and picture, 21 recorfl of those events of our school year which best illustrate that vital and moving forcv in our lives here . . . THE Plllll Ill ll. ll. H. . A NIA Y I umssm .1 A I I1 lstly Grind P U R T xfl A Fightin' Blue Devil NY! A W ' 1 nm um A T2ll1t2lliZil1, Topper' Qi?-L r'-ight . ,f ' w x.f ggdfqfb ' fgjvfik, nj' I Nl a' 1' ku 'S 9 0 lkiropv C71 u CX lniniiiiiiwi iiiviftggi X X My Ji' '7J7 71' QW!!-lj i , 3 ls The Spirit of M. R. H. S. This cagcy little gremlin is J with us coustzuitly, Cll'lVll1g' us te work, clemzuicling pzirtici- KE-Mg I Y A putien in activities, pushing' us into athletics, ui'g'ing us to H. Lge. , f jf satisfy our cmvin' for fun, and, above all, Stl'6ll,Q'tllCl1lllg' our Y I.. al' ,I- x , loyalties. As nmny hefore us have felt and cherished his ,f presence, so may we keep him youthful and lively, ziii W fl lllSDll'2ltl0ll for those who follow. 355-0 . K 4- .- WE 253 :kg ' .4 145 ga qs M. -h N4 -I wx 91 ..--G as , , QE 'RTK YK .' ', f 4+-fl! ws Lf-rx H H -' V AW, . ,,. .--:xx V , L L ij -4 CF- X. ,nu 'Q I. k,Q.m !?5a avi M . fr , J, . ewgqm9 , Wk. 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H. - it is also his keen understanding of us, the youth of today. MR. E. R. ADAMS Superintendent MR. GEORGE VOSSBRINK Assistant Superintendent THE Plllll Ill lllll Now that the war years are over, a new era of prog- ress is born to us. Mr. Martin, our principal, and Mr. Del Pizzo, our assistant principal, have, with their enthusiasm, counsel, and sympathetic under- standing, helped us to revive the long awaited Chipg planned with us and other sponsors the vocational guidance program, and encouraged us in maximum participation in all of the activities. Thus, they have ,i MR. FERDINAND DEL PIZZO MR. R. LEE MARTIN Assistant Principal Principal succeeded in broadening and enriching the opportu- nities which are available here at M. R. H. When Superintendent E. R. Adams and the School Board wanted a man for Assistant Superintendent in charge of Business Administration, they found Mr. Vossbrink the person best qualified by experi- ence and training for the position. Though we have lost him as a principal, we know that serving in this capacity, he still has our best interests at heart. llllllll lllllllllll IS PRUHRESSIVE Our School Board and Administrators have arranged a long' term huilding pro- gram, designed to meet adequately the educational, recreational, and cultural needs ol' the community with sound financial planning' to handle such a pro- gram. ln addition, they have perpetu- ated and improved the line educational prograni which has always heen a tradition here. This prog'ram includes health, physical education, and recrea- tion, as well as the language arts, sciences, mathematics, social studies, music, art, and the practical arts. Such a program is set up to meet individual needs, and to give to each boy and girl that all 'round development so necessary for participation in a modern demo- cratic society. 1-. f X SCIIUUI, HOAIIID U. L, l3oei'h.iuin, E. R. fxklilllly Lee Mu tin w, MIN XV. Vf. Blood. H. E. Uiiiccy, IN, C Hu iniii THE PIRIT English UF H Allllll Mae Nolllwr, Lloyd W, We-lnivn, A, S Baillie, 516111419 Imnox, C'h:u'lvs l'. Ilrcmn Fuvlvm- I':u'tm', Iloruthy Xkkfltgv, 1'm':aI .I Imbry. l'r:wtix-all Arla Orvul Urzaig, lilszi lllusv, Forrvsl Whit worth, Maury Luuisv Link. UPIWIIZI Yue-lu-I id A -L ., 'J ' ff' Soviul Sl lldic-5 llvllu N11-kle-s, Ilvh-11 l'. Hamlin. Mnrllm lizlrlclvy. Hurry l'!iSl'hPl', Xx'1ll'l'Pll l'ny.' I uxiwfdib 11,4 4 74 1 ffl:-Q Aff -f -'Aff- ' ff .Q .I I f x 1 xlill hl'lllilli1'5 Martha llama. Lucille XILIITII, Mulwl M Rmlllsevillv, Paul fvllllllillghillll. Luvillf Smith. llmxaml llnxis I-Inglish. Rnbvrt Nlillm' Soviul Stmlis-s UR TEA ERSIS ltilll' Arts Dwight. G. Davis, A111111 I7llllS0l', l'l:11'e-1100 Ilvsi, Jorgine HZlIlSPIl, Elyn Vk'illiz1111s, Mrs. l'Ilvz11101' Leek. Ullim- Stuff- Librarian Juvzn Z. Shzarp, l.illiz111 l':lg2lSSPl', Bonnie Mz11'g:1s011, Gail I.z1V0ie. Svim-111-v Dwight I.. Roberts, Jzanws Mc'l'lz111z1l1a111, Hv1'bv1't l 1'wi G. Physical Hlllll'1lli0ll l Fv1'1ii111111d Del Pizzo, J, 'l'. x1l'.'Xl'IOl' F1'v1l N. l':Ill0l'S0ll. l'h:1l'lt's C. H HER TANHINH 331, -qv C. Funkv, J91111ivivve Ilv1'111:111. L:11'ns011. 1 Mosolvy, Helen M. Iioehnm, Betty f'l'0SSWllilt-' 'Ytxl9l'ZlllS. lllllllllll God hless thuso uohlv hoys from lu-rm The oncs we knew thc host: Those who sorvcfl so g'z1ll:1l1tly Have now lain flown to rvst. L0t's how our heads and pray to Go That He may grant them pe-acc: And that our tll2lllliS zmcl 2.l'l'2ll.llllfll' To them shall IICVOI' Cezlsv. A 7 T4 1' DUN IIARRls bil vms or 1017 NJ N Y' X 1' ,' - N n J J. I .Lf 1' 2' ' H' V xxx 3.1 .v t K xl x 5 YY UTHIISE llll EFRIINI NLR. H. Clark Allison - - Lawrence Angthius Earl Armstrong - James Cole - - Bob Cunningham Lawrence Delworth Richard Donnewald Henry Dependahl George DeWees - Harry Echols - - Tom Ehrnman - Eugene Flood - - William Fraser - Edward Geter - Elmer Halbrook - Class of 1938 Class of 1935 Junior High Class of 1936 Class of 1941 Class of 1936 Class of 1934 Class of 1934 Class of 1942 Class of 1936 Class of 1938 Class of 1936 Class of 1940 Class of 1937 Class of 1937 Elwood Jones - - Richard O. Kopp - Bill McLeod - - Lynn Meade - Gerald Murphy - Ray Mutrux - George Renick - Walter Renz - Paul Roberts - Benny Ruckle - - Henry Schenler - Howard Shugert - Pat Sneckner - - Thomas Sorensen John Spooner - - Edward Haushalter Class of 1938 William Stevenson Keith Henkel - - Class of 1934 Gail Van Patten - Marsh Hemenway Class of 1936 James Vassali - Oliver J aros ---- Class of 1938 Charles Vogelsang William Jobe Qmissingj Class of 1941 Harry Webster - - David Edward Weiss - Class of 1938 The Editors of Maple Leaves wish to say that a conscientious effort has been made by our principal to compile the above list of our boys lost in World War II. If there are any omissions, we deeply regret it. Class of 1939 Class of 1939 Class of 1937 Class of 1935 Class of 1942 Class of 1943 Class of 1933 Junior High Class of 1943 Class of 1941 Class of 1943 Class of 1941 Class of 1939 Class of 1939 Class of 1941 Class of 1941 Class of 1941 Class of 1939 Junior High Class of 1939 23, I SLSSSSS Oh! woe is me, will I ever get out From under these books I have tonight? But really it's not quite as bad as that, 'Cause the radio's on, at my right. English, Science, History, and Math, I've struggled through them all, And 'on 'report card day, the grades Sometimes my parents appall! But, seriously, I must confess, I couldn't do without The excitement that comes with each new day A thrill, without a doubt. X ' I I levi? Sify J 411 OIIICEIKS .IUNE CLASS OFFICERS IIANUARY CLASS ,lirycs Laurilson. Sec.: Bob Ellis, Treats.: Dick Doris Scliaetlw. Viet-fl'1'cs,: Ivan .lanitx Pres.: xKmlrcws, Pres.: Helen East. Viccfl'res, Elsie Knbnlwnn. Set: julia Connard. Treats. The Senior Executive Committee IKE your Senior rings? Well, then, thank the S. IC. C. Again this year, the committee has done a splendid job in man- aging the necessary business, and welcome social affairs of the Senior Class. It may have been work, but with cooperation, dili- gence, and sound judgment, the class rings were selected and approved by the entire Senior body. The Senior Dance, and plans for that day of all days, graduation, were also the work of this representative committee. The Big Shots, oiiicers of the JIIIIQ 1946 class and the January 1946 class, we1'e automatically members of the com- mittee. Chosen to it by the seniors were: Mary Ellen Brockman, Kay Henley, liar- lene Johnson, Jane Kelly, Pat Lay, Betty Carney, Richard Henley, Bob Siefert, Ray Callaher, and Herb Klinger. EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Ci.1ll.ibcr, lillnglcr, Iirnclcinan, K. Henley. lvli. Del Pi:.:m1. hlolinson. Carney. Lay. Kelly. Slillltlliljl R. Henley. Sieliwl. 16 . I IV! R an fi .,. -A Ty. .eKv,1f:M . ? ' 9 - -'Y K J 1 'ws .vs V4 N 5' if 4 f4',,Y,, 1 412 V FITS! ll-'ng lirusch. Grcy DuBois, Schacnzcr, Vfulliziiiis. Sccond Ren' Blount. johnson, Carney, liroclunan, l'l.unl1n. Scheer, Nl'olix't-1. Third Ron Eclwarcls. Carlson, Kracmcr. RAI11'l'loNAL to the M. R. H. progres- sive spirit, a Vocational Guidance Proj- ect was organized this year. The primary purpose of this plan was to in- terest students in the occupations, and to make available information on a wide range of vocational opportunities. A representative committee of students with the aid of faculty advisors, Miss Murch and Miss Smith, and a Y. M. t'. A. Counselor, Mr. Gilmore, formu- lated plans to execute the program. During' the Iirst semester three general assemblies were held for the three upper classes to which well-informed speakers from the business and profes- sional world brought their experiences, and invaluable information. After the three assemblies were completed, a list ot' specilic occupations was presented to students from which they were to choose those in which they were most interested. Then, ou the basis of their selections, thirty-six interest groups were set up in which the students had regular discussions with specialists in these fields. This program was received with such enthusiasm by those participating that wiser choices of life work should result. IT Vocational Guidance SS l.l't'll,I.l-I SNll'l'll MISS l.l't'll,l,I'I Ml'l Seniors DOROTHY BEASLEY Dottie's neat and sho petite, A lasting impression an all she'll meet. Ribbon-Bearer 3: Annual 4: G.A.A. 1,2,3,4g G.R. 13 Jr. Prom. Comm. 3. WILMA BERRY No, it's not that I am crazy, There are two gals, so I'm not hazy. BOB HUESGEN Stepping into the show, you hear, if .. , f This way, please, fiom a :mee so near. Guidance Office 4. THOMAS VESPERENY With his crazy wit you'll find, Tommy cheering every kind. JOAN AHTIPUS .loan has a quality that's a must, Eyes that are filed with stardust. Ribbon-Bearer 33 Annual 3, 4g G.A.A. 2,3,4g Greggites 43 G.R. 1,2,3,4g Softball 33 Volleyball 3. BFTTY ALEXANDER Dainty, dark and creamy, These three combined make us dreamy. G.A.A. 1,23 G.R. 1,23 A Cap- pella 2,3,4g Glee Club 1,2, 3,4. DEANE AUBUCHON Never talks out, but if yau'll ask, He can answer the questions 'with- out any task. Entered from Roosevelt 3. 5 THELMA BERRY I think that I am going crazy. I see two of her, maybe l'tn hazy. CAROL CHAPIN An intriguing smile you'll have to admit, From what 'we'1'e seen, we like quite a bit. Entered from Little Rock 45 Spear Dramatics Club 23 Classroom Checker 2,43 Reading Room Checker 3: Assembly Accompanist 3,43 Boys' Glee Club Sec. 45 A Cappella 1,43 Glee Club, 1, 2,3,4g Orchestra 1,4. CHARLEEN SCHULER I'l4're's a gal with skin so fair, A quality that is quite rare. BOB ALDAG Artistry in Rhythm is our short phrase That desvribes Bob, who attracts our gase. Annual 43 Rifle Club 13 Track 45 Jr. Prom. Comm. 3. V4 Dick is fi a t be beat, as you could meet. Cl ss Pres. 42 e 3 nnual Bus. , B lub 1,22 ess ' atb Club 3: ep Cl , ,4g Track 3,41 Wrestl' 4: Cheer Leader 2,3,4: Exec. Comm. 32 Jr. Prom Comm. 33 Band 1.2. DICK ANDR-EW As ' QI ' 1 , 1 s C Q 5 t- 45 X1 i GINNY AUSTIN This is our Ginny as you eau see, Precious and sweet as a maid can be. Jr. Prom Maid 35 Annual 3,43 G.A.A. 1,43 G.R. 1: Hockey 1. BILL BABBITT Ilere you see who makes girls stutter, And causes feminine hearts to flutter. Backward Dance Jack 3: Pep Club 23 Track 2,3,43 Wrestling 3,-1. SHIRLEY BAUGHT The school she came from really ought A To envy us, for Shirley Baughl. Entered from Ll. City 3. RUTH BLAIR lilitli hm' violin she'll bring Beauty in music to ezrryllzing. Alllllll-II 41 GI'6ggIt9S 42 Ol'- chestra 1,2. ELSBETH BORMANN lfriowu to all her friends as Opfvie, We zcvulri f-lace her at the top-ze. Volleyball 4. MERYL BOULWARE llleryl's a tylviral American gal. Pretty, friendly, a zvunderful pal. Annual 43 G.A.A. l,2,3,43 G.R. 13 Pep Club 23 Basket- ball 2,3,43 Hockey l,2, Var- sity 3,43 Softball 33 Swim- ming 23 Volleyball 1,2, Var- sity 3,43 Jr. Prom. Comm. 33 Glee Club 3,4. NADINE BRENNECKE Nadine's the gal that gels our vale A super person on 'whom we date. Basketball 3,43 Hockey, 33 Orchestra 1,2,3,4. EDITH BROWN Edilh is new lo us this year, Anil we really like her here. Entered from Kirkwo0d3 Dramatic Club 23 Spanish Club 1,22 Baton Corps 1,22 Band 1,2,3. Seniors ED BARRETT If all lhe girls had hair like Eddie, 'Ihe fweraride 1uouldn'l fiow so steady. JEANINE BELLOWS Lnseious skin is like a floufer, Blooming lovely l'Z'l'I'j' hour. Torch 43 Annual 43 Assoc. Editor of Chip 43 G.A.A. 1,2,3.4: G.R. 13 Basketball 13 Hockey 1,43 Swimming 23 Volleyball 13 Jr. Prom. Comm. 33 A Cappella 2,3,43 All County Chorus 3,43 Glee Club 1,2,3,43 Orchestra 1. DON BLOUNT If you 'want a friend on 'whom to count Take our advice and meet Don Blount. Entered from Cape Girar- deau 43 Ed. of Chip 3 Grubstreeters 43 Varsity Football 43 Band 4. CHARLES BORTH Here's a guy with talent l1oNvin'. In howling alleys he keejvs 'em lml1f1in'. Bowling 1,2,3. LEONARD BRAUN Smiling is an art that all eau't fos- sess, Yet zve'd like to have yours, 'we now confess. Entered from Webster Groves 33 Band 2,3,4. LEO BRETHAUER Leo is a lian's name Hut l1e's a swell guy just the same. Entered from Brentwood 23 Basketball 43 Football 2,43 Track 23 Wrestling 3. SHIRLEY BROWN Shirley has sueh elrarrn and fIl'GCL',' If she would leare, none could re- place. Annual 43 GA.A. 1,2,3,43 Assembly Comm. 2. Seniors I'A'I' Ill'RKET'1' IIVIIFII AVUII mu' Imru :willy rurlj' hair, You url' vuririi v:'mgx':ul1cr'f. Ribbon-Bearer 3: Greggites l: A Cappella l,2,3,-41 All County Chorus 3.4: Glee Club 2.3.4. lllHI'I l'Y CARNEY llrtfv Ixnx .Vllfll rlmrm and wit, In ull-v virrl-' .thc will fit. lflntered from Benlcl, Ill. 31 Torch 43 Sec. Student Coun- cil 3,43 Ribbon-Bearer 31 Annual 43 Editor of Chip 43 G.A.A. 3.4: Grubstreeters 43 Sr. Exec. Comm.: J1'. Prom Comm. DICK COWIE H'h.'n red hair and f1'ct'klvs are fmunl mmbiumi. Iain lmrr fii.vro:'fr'1'1l :cl1ut'.v worth- :uhilr In find. JACK DIESEL Tin' .lla1l Alma! ' 0 to .vf-fuk, I .fr rnfx in rulvrtaium 1c's at tln' pmk. Annual 4: Track 23 VVres- tling 1,23 .Ir. Prom Comm. 3. I'A'I' IDOLAN H'l1ru hi.: lrixll ryrx nrt' dancing, l'ur Inn all ilu' girls rutrum'1ng. Ii Football 23 B' Basket- ball 2, Varsity 3,43 Varsity Basketball Mgr. lg Varsity Football Nlgr. l. N I-IVN l't JN ICI IVV A R I lS llrf't .r lln' jllll' tlmt'x lmnfcrz as Hants, IIf'.v Hn' guy that r':'1'l'j'm11' roots. Vocational Conference 43 M Club 4: Prinr'ipal's Olllce 4. . 9 .f.,.ff ', VIA- 'M-...'.,, ff. f mn! iz .ls ff-. 'f-fffw I Tull mul luulr . f'Cl.VUlIiIlif,I' flux, l lln' liimj'lr.v ml lfnlw nrt' rlmrmiflg us. Class Treas. 4: Howling 23 Ii llasketball 1.2, Varsity 3.4: Varsity Football 3,4- Track 2.3.4. 3 ff ,Wd a JACK CARLSON Tull and Ivlomi, lu' iim'xu't lark lf: rr u .vm1It', Ifu1f'.v ol1r.lai'k. Torch 4: Chess Club 21 Grubstreeters 4: Math Club 3: Rostrum 4: llanrl 2.3.42 Orchestra 2.3.4. MARY ANN MAC CAVANAVGH If r:':'r Hzrn' :nu tl glirl will: u knnflt' I-'oz' !lCfl'flljI tlzilzyx llmrr. ll:uI'.v flu: .lInt'. Ribbon-Ilearer 3: Howling Club l: tl.A.A. l, Cabinet 2. 3.4: G.R. l3 Pep Club 21 Basketball 1.2.32 Hockey l. 2.3, Varsity 43 Softball 32 Swimming l.2,3: Volleyball l.2: Jr. Exec. Comm. Ill-I'l l'Y E DE'l'M ERS Your flaming Irr.v.vt'.v, Umxv 1l:'.v!rr.v.vr'.v. Annual 43 G.A.A. 23 tl.R. 2. 3: Grezgites 4: Grnbstreet- ers 43 Jr. Prom Comm, 3: A Cappella 2.3.41 Glee Club l.2.3, Pres. 4. MARILYN DILL Ii'ln'u -I'l7ll'I'l' Hlmlr million.: u fx l'v1't. .Ill nl' .ll, lf. ll. :clll lumix' it. Animal 3,43 Bowling Club 2. 4: G. A. A. l.2.3.4l G.R. l,2. 3.4: Grubstreeters 'l'reas. ll Pep Clllb 22 Glee Club ll Chip 4. I-I ICLICN EAST -llltlllglll rum' mum' lc u tlirwlwn Jus! tht- .vull14'. vnlfra' our .t-'lm'll'm1. Class Vice-Pres. 43 Animal Lit. Eli. 2.3, Staff 41 G.A.A. l.2,3,-ll G.R. l.2. Cabinet 3. Treas. 43 Grubstreeters it Rostrum l, Sec. 2. Pres. Il. Librarian -l: Hockey 2: Glee Club 4. K.X'I'I IRYN I':I,iiI':S fu .Until rl4lx.v, lx'uf1ll'ru'.v on Ihr' V bail, I .Xhrx flu' :ring uumnyf llrrm ull. Torch 43 Orcliestra l.2.3'l,l. INDI! ICLLISON IIT H.n'i1 in fall him lx'u7u'lI l.f'1', Hill Huh' liI'.v Iinlv, lvl Hn' flank fum! flf. Rifle Club l,2.3: Varsity I 00lbHII 3.41 'I'l':H'k 2.3.4. VIULA ENGLISH Jllauhv gin' lllIHl0ll.Y just In zjri' .-1 brnulifzil llulu likl' yours, Vi. Annual 4: G.A.A. 2.3,4: Bas- ketball 1.2. Varsity 3: Hock- ey 1.3, Varsity -1: Volleyball l,2. GEN E EVANS So lull and llurlc, avfd lilw tu .vw Uvnz' a nn'rnLn'r of tin' Nu-ry. llowling 1.2: Football 4. M ARCELLA FORTADO .llurrrllu ix flu' yn! of ivlrmn fs'l u' foml. .-1 frm' 1'.rumf-ll' of ll stud-r in blondvf' Bowling Club 4: G.A.A. 2.3. el: G.R. 2,3,4: Band 1.3.4. MAURICE FLEENOR ll' l't'.v l'm'lr5' ,run runlll nxr, Call nn .llunrirrg In' 1wu't rrfll,vr. lllllli GAFIVNEY I.nuL' ul him, un'n't nu' riglrl. rl lrunilll' uf fiilllavist' Dyuaulitv. Howling 1: Track 2: .lr. Prom. Comm. 3. .IANIS CES ELSCI-IAP Jani.: lmx .rnrll l1ll1'l'l1l,l' 'IMI-I'.Y. ll 4' .vluf right lll'l'l', In Jllljl llrr 11ra1.vz'. Class See. 2: Ribbon-Bearer 3: Annual 1,2.3.4: G.AA. 1. 2.3,-1: G.R. 1.2: Grubstreet- ers 3: Rostrum 1.2: Jr. Prom Comm. 3: Glee Club l.2,3.-l. JACK GlI.l.l'ZSPll-I Ilnlu' ,vunr lmrx und lrnrrkr nf. HH' rcnlly mean il, lwrr uuuuxc Linlm' ll Football 1, Varsity 4: Vllrestling 2.3.4. Seniors I1 l-I'I l'Y ERNST .lloliou pr'ct1lrr.v lmrr :milling on ' 1 We 114113 'Jun Ingrid Bergman tau. Annual 4: Chip Staff 4: G.A.A. 1.2.3, Cabinet 4: G. R. 1: Greggites, Treas. 4: Basketball 1.2, Varsity 3.4: Hockey 1.3, Varsity 2.4: Softball 3: Volleyball 1.2. Varsity 3.4: Jr. Prom Comm. 3: A Cappella 1.2.4: All County Chorus 4: Glee Club 4. MARION FEEGLIC .ll-IA .Vuriou ix lllf' gnl. 3'un'll xrf, Tlzafs tops in personality. Torch 4: Annual 4: G.A.A. 1.2.3.4: Grubstreeters 4: Varsity Hockey 4: Glee Club 1. NE'l l'FJ FRII-IL .lrunrtlr ran really zlrnw. juxf lvl! lzrr, U - .rlnil .vlu ll f1'lI4llll'1' 1! fuztlmnt a murmur. Torch 4: Chip -l: Howling Club 4: G.R. 1: Greggites 4: Rostrum 2.3. GEO 'ABLER A' '1l'lIf-V, NM 1'i'ffm'll. im, u plrasnrc rv find rum- bined. M Club 4: B Football 2, Varsity 3.4: Track 2.3,4: Jr. Prom Comm. 3. RAY GALLAHER In tln' rardx we rim rrull For you, Ray, .vllcrvxs ynuruulrud. Torch 3.4: Class Pres. 2.3: Annual Art Ed. 42 Math Club 3: Riile Club 1: B Football 1.2: Jr. Prom Comm. 3: Chairman, Sr. Exec. Comm. GI'Y GIBBS .-llivarizv 11 jnkr. lr! Innglllvr ulmnnil. Tlml'.v 1z'lml makrx ilu' zrorld Q0 around. MII. Golf Club 4: Pen Club 2.4: Bowling 1: C Basketball 1.2: Track 1.2. Lll-I GRACEY 'fini' yulx like lllillu' lzrfr. A Arc thc unc.: thc lull gals jcar. Annual 4: Bowling Club ll G.A.A. 1.2,3,4: G.R. 1: Pep Club 2: Basketball 1.2,3,41 Hockey 1.3. Varsity 4: Soft- ball 3: Swimming 3.4: Vol- leyball 1.2.31 Jr. Prom Comm. 3: Glee Club 1.4. Seniors JIMMIE GREENE LOIS GRIEBEL You ha2'e .vomcllzing it-0 fau't GN a ,ook at ,hat 1c.,,,.,. gal, Y fini, I I P' We And you will :ce a real pal. our ,rxltidicrri acrcu , .av 1 c so H.E.C.,S 3: Band 1,2,3,4. Rifle Club 4: Science CTub 2. LEONA GUEMITEL I DON H ANN If I'l .i,i1' y 'c Ira' ' , , ,, - Thgi' Zriltgizu1Lcalhlh'sm11val'lr1hm A5,?ly:g3,f1.l'pSQx5f iiZ3 huh? -'Plfd Bowling Club 2,43 Sottball Annual 4. uchip., 4. MMU 3,43 Volleyball 2,4. Club 3,45 Bowling LZ: 1-Bn Basketball l,2, Varsity 3,41 B Football 1,2, Varsity 43 Track 1,3,43 Jr. Prom Comm. 3. , , SUE HAMLIN IQHOMAS HALLEY Prctty and grarimrx, tall and fair, Tam is quitr the Imiy'.v man, Thatlr orhu' Sue -with the glouiing So:-ry, hx-un'n' just uuothrr fan. hair. Class Vice-Pres. 13 Sr. Dance Maid 1,23 Pr. Prom Maid3 Annual 1.2, Assoc. Ed. 3, Co-Ed. 41 G.A.A. 1, Cabinet 2,4, Pres. 33 G.R. 1,2,33 Hockey 1.2, Varsity 43 Basketball 1.2,3,4Q Vol- leyball 1,21 Assembly LEONA HANKE Comm. 23 Jr. Prom Comm. 33 A Cappella 23 Glee Club nt tm' 'would likr more of your 1- ., . I v .Yt'l' you and lhrn :rr full. I lh kind. G.A.A. 43 Greggites 41 MARCELLA HARRISON SWlm1'Illl'lg -ll. .llurrella -will dcfrnd our goal . X . lVhvu the hockry .reason start: to . ' A roll. 2 Torch 43 Hockey 3, Varsity ' ' 43 Softball 33 Basketball 33 v Volleyball 33 Orchestra 1. AL HART ERWIN HAUSMANN l-DHI? on ont, dauft be roy, 11 'N 1 3 5 f 1 -k- H'r :rant .-ll thc llrummrr Buy. Aazigfhfgvln-0133124313-'Igi1'k. Rostrum 3,43 Varsity Foot- Bowling 2,3. ball 43 Track 3,43 Wrestling 1,43 Band 1,2,3,4. BILL HAYES KEN HAYS Hill is :wry tall and quirt, Skiunyfs his name, although we :Ycrcr cauxiug any riot. hate Bouvling 1 2: B Football To think it dexcrilzrs his rml starr. 2: T,-ack 2,3'4' Orchestra 2. GENE HELLMAN YVESLEY HENSHAW llrrr is Grnr, and you will .vcr that H'0.rlz'y parks a mran 1-iflr, Hr ix our of Hip Imyg pf flip ff-qi, Brcrllise of this, ulith him dUIl'l Annual 4: Chip 43 Bowl- ing 13 B Football 2, Var- sity -lg Track 1,23 Wres- tling 1.2: Jr. Prom. Comm. 3. trifle. Rifle Club 2,3,4. 22 MARY HIDEKAWA JEA ll'illi your hair so dark and long. You will easily allrart a tlrraug. Entered from Topaz High School, Utah 43 Student Council 33 Rambler 33 Dra- matics Club 23 G.A.A. Sec. 23 G.R. 33 Softball 23 Bas- ketball 33 Volleyball 33 Booster Club 33 Social Comm. 1. N HOWALD lll. lf.Ill. a sf'm'ls .'lIaluf.'ul1 will .llisfarliliif that :rv did ual rlwusv. G.A.A. 1,2,3,43 Greggites 43 Softball 33 Basketball 2,3,43 Hockey 2, Varsity 3,43 Var- sity Volleyball 3,43 A Cap- pella 1,2,3,43 Glee Club 1,2. EARLENE JOHNSON li? ham' funuil who :ur kiwu' lu lic, Um' own .-llmwirim lfualzly. Torch 3,43 Class Treas. 33 Voc. Guid. Comm. Sec. 43 Annual 43 Chip Make-Up Ed. 43 G.A.A. 1.2, Cabinet 3,43 Basketball 1,2,43 Hock- ey 23 Swimming 2,31 Jr. Prom Comm. 33 Sr. Exec. Comm. 4, MARY JOHNSON Flu' is snrli a loyal frivull. On .llary 'au' ran all drprml. Bowling 3,43 G.R. 1,2,3.4. ADRIAN KELLY Tllinkiug duff and :i'umlrr1'lll llzings, I Ymfll om' day Inc lliv envy ol kings. Entered from Southwest 2. VIRGINIA KERN ll'itl1 your tiny dauring frrt, Yun can all Ilzc big gals bcal. Bowling Club 2,32 Softball 43 Swimming 4. HERB KLINGER livvn wllvii lir's sludyiug, all ilu' :rliilv . I Hc's Cllllfllllllg ilu' gals :villa llls smile. B Football 23 Varsity Football 3,43 Track 2,3Q Sr. Exec. Comm. Seniors LEONA HOLLRAH Tall and dark, as you can sre Slic's our pal tha! 'wc fall Lee. Bowling Club 4. EV ELYN HUDSON ll'c hum' found Eric to bc. A rvally srvrll pal for ,von and mc. G.A.A. 43 Science Club 1. HERBERT JOHNSON Tlrougli 'aw IIUTTI' lniar about him, Ion can tcll lir's in the swim. jour rp is ' ml airy, on may-is wth scmary. A 3 G. 43 Glee 4 AMP N I . I ff JANE KELLY Wg lxa:'eA.vrurclird and .rcarcllcd in For aizidzhgi' precious Pixie just like Jane. Hi-Y Sweetheart 13 Foot- ball Dance Maid 1,33 Jr. Prom Maid 33 Annual 3,43 GA.A. 2,3,4Q Cheer Leader 2,3,43 G.R. 23 Jr. Prom Comm. 33 Sr. Exec. Comm. 43 Football Dance Queen 4. CLAIRE KIELY Clairciv always rllrrrfnl, ever gay A really grand girl in c1'crywu3'. Entered from Xavier 33 Class Vice-Pres. 23 Jr. Prom Maid 33 Annual 3,43 G.A.A. 43 Swimming 33 Jr. Prom Comm.3 33 Glee Club l,2. ANNA MAE KU TZ Small and -quiet Anna lllar Ncrer havuig much fo say. G.A.A. I,4Q Rostrum 4. Seniors BOB LE FRANCOIS Gem' Krupulv rival you will llvar' On tlzc radlo in flu' julum' um: Band 1,2.3.-l. MICKIE LA VOIE ll! flu' fllflll'4', fllnllgll Vvullj' lm! far, lVc .rea you .vh'M'ing1 fran: Jllllllnl' Bazaar. Ribbon-Bearer 3: Glee Club 3,4. E. J. LEUTZING ER Ii. is for l'1ll'I'!l4l' Mus, a'r ll yilrm, J. is for .ranrwllriug lu' '.'umx't rw:- fess. Entered from C.B.C. 2: Wrestling 3.4: Track 3,4. JANE LLOYD Jann' is Hu' joking kind, L an I7tl1lP.l'll trnnlwlvs from ,raw mmd. Ribbon-Bearer 3: G.A.A. 1, Cabinet 2,3, Pres. 4: G.R. 1.4: Math Club 3: Pep Club 2: Basketball l,2, Varsity 3, 4: Hockey l,3, Varsity 2,43 Softball Varsity 3: Swim- ming 2: Volleyball 1.2, Var- sity 3: Glee Club 1. BERTHA MAAS ' lVhru 1'ou'rc a grad, lllixs Brrllm Maas, M. R. II. 'will haw' .v1r,0'm'r1l a lays. Bowling 1.2.3. AGNES MARTIN EA U Your name ix l l'!'lll4,l if .Uilllllii lu lin! allujlal nmlfvrx is your rilalitj' plus. G.A.A. 1,2: Greggites 4: Bowling 2.3: Softball 4: Swimming 4. DEL MEJIA llvl,-wr' sec in you .Alu lllfdllgllbil' ylanmur, attained ly few. Annual 2,3,4: G.A.A. 1, Cab- inet 2,3,4: G.R. 1, Cabinet 2, Treas. 3: Pep Club 2: Swimming 2: Volleyball 3: A Cappella 1,2,3, Pres. 4: All County Chorus 4: Glee Club l,2.3,-1: Jr. Prom Comm. 3. JOY Cl-I LAURITSON ll'l11'n braiux and vllavm arf rmu hincd A rcry at!1'afli:'c gal ,x'on'll find. Class Vice-Pres. 3: Class Sec. 4: Ribbon-Bearer 3: Annual 1,2,3,4: Bowling Club 1.2: G.A.A. 1,2,3. Cabl- net 4: G.R. 1.2: Hockey 1,2: Basketball 1,2,4: Swimming 2: Volleyball 1,2,4: Jr. Prom Comm. 3: Jr. Exec. Comm. 3: Glee Club 3. PAT LAY Pnl is our .vrwll gal In kumar. 7-IIVUIIQII lift' 'zu' rllurm' 'nuitll luv' lv go. Ribbon-Bearer 3: Annual 1. 2.3.45 Bowling Club 1: G.A. A. 1, Cabinet, 2,3, Vice-Pres. 42 G.R. 1: Grubstreeters 3: Basketball 1.2: Hockey l,2, 3: Swimming 2: Volleyball 1.2: Jr. Prom Comm. 3: Sr. Exec. Comm.: Glee Club 3. HORTENSE LLOYD Nou' 'wc axk yan, fll,l'f vlan' your E vyex, l'm' in this liltlv luzrkagi' ix a HIC .vm'prisc. Animal 4: G.A.A. 2, Cabi- net 3,41 Basketball 1,2,3,4: Hockey 2,3: Softball 3: Swimming 2: Volleyball 1. 2,33 Assembly Comm. 2: A Cappella 1,2,3,4: Glee Club 2,3. GORDON LYNCH Tlmlrglz -zrr dou't lnmu' mlrrll alma! U lum I ll 1' multi lIK'I'1'I' :lu Gvillmnl lmn. BERNICE MAASSEN l1'vrui If really 'I'l'I',' 'mx N ll- I l HI bln' will al-:va-v.r fl'll'IldS rullrv. G.A.A. 1: Bowling 4. MARILYN MEIER llurilyn 'with flu' ynlllrn hui,- t mlrlxuv lllllll-1' Ull allmiring xfafv. Greggites 4: A Cappella 2. 3.41 Glee Club l.2,3,4. PA l'L M ENSER lmjfvk lnfw, lllix is l'l1lrl ll1'u.w'l ll itll Inu: you m':'l'f' llvrll a Fl nu: Bowling 2,3. BARBARA MILLER It'll lu' ruxy for you lo find a job. flx long as you kwf- thu! .vfrvvt baby-bob. G.A.A. 1,23 G.R. 1.2: A Caps pellu 2.3.43 Glee Club 1.2. MARGO MURRAY Snltlllxfirutitm, dark mul full. Sln x uduxirml llcrt' by ull. Ribbon-Bearer 3: Annual 3. 41 G.A.A. 2.3.41 GIG? Clllb 2 'E ,1- LORl'I'l l'A N l-CWC! DM ll 1.0l'l'flll lmx a quality :uf 1' .Al gif! of l0':'r1.r ru:'i'u lmll. Bowling Club 1.2: GAA. 2, 3: G.R. 3. RUTH NIETERS R1rfl1ir'.r friendly, loyal Inn, For tllvsc two, 'aw' vuigv -van. Greggites 4: Guidance Ot'- hce 4. CHARLES NOTTER You uri' knucvu lry .1lUll.fl'U to .mnnx li'ln'n you'rt' urouurl, llnuyx rz'ull,t' llmn. Science Club 1,2,3,4g Foot- ball Mgr. 1: Track 2.3.43 Wrestling 4. RICHARD KVGORMAN All ilu' gulx ddlllffl' tliix lciml, A 1vliy.viqm.' likf' liix is hard tu full. Entered from Coyle 4: Var- sity Football 4. LORETTA PLAKE H'ln'u .vlw .w1ilc.v. v:'vr'.i'!lr:'1:g C'nlru'.r nliyr. as llmngli it 'li'f'l't' sprung. G.A.A. 2.3: G.R. 1,21 Bus- ketball lg Glee Club 1. Seniors JANICE MOONEY Quivt and .v:z'rc't 1'.v.l1vr zruy. Slit' mmiiatexs .vuu.vlum' all rllc day. Bowling Club 3.4: G.ll. 1.3. 4: Orchestra 1. BOB MUSSMAN H1111 ix uma- llvrr. :will udmil, Yu! in our cirrlv ln .v u fit. Entered from Norfolk. Va. 43 Varsity Football 4: Var- sity Basketball 4. JANE NIBALDU MA Jfuifr, '1l'lllI hm' rmlimif .m:ilv.v, 4 lmrnix ns ull fur miles and miles. Bowling Club 3: Greggites 4. RY JANE NOONAN. Nona:-1111 night. 5In .v ulzvuys all right. Bowlili Club 4: G.A.A. 1.2, 3: Rostruni 43 Science Club 2. IREN E N U FER Eli lu u llurlmvu you ll sn' l,l'H'Ull' lrvm' aj flu' L . .l. P. Band 1.2. PIERSUL ,ll-:mj'.v lrus-r. ll1':'t'r .vlln lm. To yluorl l'uzl.v. ln' 11lfe'rlj'.v ':s'w'l-'s, VELM A PULLARD l'rlrrm. -run lmrr tulrulx marry, Your lvraiux and wi! rorn1'rI1' will: any. Greggites 4: Supt.'s Ollice -1. Seniors ADRIENNE RETTAIRE Our of tlir gifted few, Adricnnv, 'are envy yan. Jr. Prom Maid 33 Annual 2. 33 G.A.A. I.2,3,-13 G.R. I,2. MARY ANN ROBINSON JAC Rulzlmylv .rllarlf as a lark, Will: hrr, 3-au'll m':'rr laughlcr lack. Annual 43 G.R. 1: Hockey Varsity 43 Jr. Prom Comm. 3: A Cappella 3.43 Glee Club l,2,3.4. K ROSE .4 f'ig.vkin llrrr an nur hvlil. To thc nrpmmzzts lu' :rill not yirld. Club 3,43 B' Football 1,2. Varsity 3,43 Track, 3.4. BETTY ROTAN 'Ifllr' wut' you 'wrur your fwrllj' hair, 'lo u.r it is a qualily rarr. BILL SCHNURR .Yu hurry--no worry. lhal'.v the 'way To keep lxappy all tliz' day. Bowling 2. ' n ri. ll Sv DON SH ULTS ll'lu'n :rr role, nw' girr am- bid Tu Don, Ihr: llltlr star of thc grid. Entered from Southwest 3: Varsity Football 4. BOB SIEFERT .4 wllirl. n zullis, and a yliuifnsr af A h hi.: back, .S'icfcrt'.v lightning on the track. B Football 2, Varsity 42 Track 1,2,3,4. 0 lj' LOU RILEY All thr gals arc going mad Orcr Apollzfs rival, this lad. B Football l,2, Varsity 42 Track 13 Wrestling 1. JACQLE ROMBACK .lflL'llllf J Ihr gal lirrf' zcilll tllr I, Q., Cmnluurd 'arilh wit, zu' really like yon. Torch 43 Annual 2,3,43 Chip Ed 43 G.A.A. 1,2,3,43 G.R. 1,2,3, Cabinet 43 Grub- streeters 43 Pep Club 23 Defense Stamp Comm. 3,43 Glee Club l,2,3,4. BETTE LEE ROSS lfitll your .vlrv and gf-ntlv 7l'Il,l'.9, .X our aj yuurx are rainy days. Annual 43 G.A.A. l,2,3,43 Greggites 43 Basketball 2. HANS SCHAFFNER Van arf quill' a jolly frllnzv, ll'lirn yan laugh, :ve think of jello. Bowling Club 23 Rifle Club 2. DOROTHY SHELLER liiltvd in flu' fodic firld, Uur svlmol a .vrcoud Lou-all will yield. Torch 43 Annual 43 Chip 43 Bowling Club 2.3.43 G.A. A. 43 Grubstreeters 43 Science Club 33 Band l,2, 3,-i. BEVERLY SHIRK You arc our of thc fam- I3's, And all aj' us you will plcaxe. Entered from Kansas City 23 Annual 43 Bowling Club 1,2,4, Sec. 33 Greggites 4. JACK SMITH Tlim'r's a sffrmg to his walk .Lind a lilt to his talk. MARY ALICE SMITH lllar3 s a gal .who own: a gr-rat deal Of pretty han' 'n'c'd like la steal. Bowling Club 1,2,3. PEGGY SNELSON Pf'!1!1,v's .v:l'cL't. andfvo dmnurf, Yan Imam' made a hzl, tlxal'.v snrc. Annual 35 Glee Club 1: Guidance Office 4. MARIE STECKER Fllarivfv the gal on whom to count, The luddrr af fauna :ve .see her mount. Basketball 2,33 Hockey 2.3. Varsity 13 Swimming 33 Volleyball 3. MARYLIN STEWART .llar,vlin's gigglr, we have jannd, Makes u-body turn around. G.R. 13 Glee Club 1.2. CARL STROM And this tall blond Romro ,S'onu'tirm'.r rauld nsv a Braun-r-0. Bowling 1,23 Track 1.2.4. NANCY TOWNSEND l5:'rr,vImd.v has a case On Nancy with the laughing face. Ribbon-Bearer 33 Annual 3, 4, G.A.A. 1,2,3, Treas. 4: Basketball 1.2.35 Hockey 1. 2,3, Varsity 4. DICK VERSER l71'rk'.r a gurv of 'll'll0lII u'v'1'f fond. .-llthough his fasfvs svcln to rim in blonde. B Football 2, Varsity 3.4: 7' Seniors NANCY SMITH lf you varft find a .v'wraf1'r fitting, Just ask ,Nancy to do your knitting. Annual 43 G.A.A. 1.3: G.R. 1,23 Greggites 4: A. Cappel- la 2,3,4g Band 25 Glee Club 1,2,3,4g Orchestra 1,2. DON SPITZNAGEL llr'rr'.v Ihr guy tlual's King af thc Mats. B Football 2: Track 2.3.43 Wrestling 1,2,3,4. BRAD STEVENS A .mntlirrn gcnllrman through and lllrongh. Brad rs a IIIUIIIFIIVJ dream fume true. B Basketball 2: B Foot- ball 2. Varsity 3,43 Wres- tling 3.4. JERRY STRILER Ilrrf- :rr ham' mmtlirr .S'Irilcr. A rrall-v snf'r'v' blonde bvguilcr. Entered from Cape Girar- deau 13 Student Council 1: Bowling 1,21 Golf Club 3,43 B' Basketball 2, Varsity 3, 45 B Football 1.2: Soft- ball 1g Track 1,2,3,4. CHARLES TREMAIN .-1 :valleing Pvlnvminxt ad yan'll .rea If you .spot Cllarlia, all agrrc? Rifle Club 15 Science Club 1.2: Football 43 Track 2.3.4. 'fl-1-1 ANNABEL U PDIKE .-lll an' fond of l'l'f1ir In-rr. Shi' always hux a word of cln'vl'. G.A.A. 1: Basketball 1. LEROY VVARD llrm' is I.cro,v. alia.: Paod, .'llfL'U-IRT in a llllflflj' mood. Entered from Webster 33 Football 45 Track 35 Wres: W Track 1.3.43 Wrestling 1.2.4. tling 4. '3 D W I ' , 5 27 11 -- QM Seniors SALLY VVEILER Z I-I Tlmuyh .Tull-r'.v xml hrr real numr. If jilx this ruff gal just flu' sumo. Annual l,2.3.4: Chip 4: G.A.A. l,2,3.4: G.R. l,2,3: Cabinet 43 Jr. Prom Comm. 3: Defense Stamp Comm. 3. 4: Pep Club 2: A Cappella -li Glee Club 1.2.3. Treas. 4. I. M A VV EST .fnxt in main' 41 fun nulu umm' Univ uf llw IV IST xx your jllHIL'. Bowling Club I.2.3,4: Sci- ence Club 3: Softball 3: Glee Club 1,21 Orchestra l, 2.3.4. MA HTH A VVHITEHILL lIrr'r'.v flu' rvxull of u gloomy mood, ll hrn urn' lhzzvr nmmznv I xhlrlvd fa brood. Annual Sr. Sect. Ed. 43 As- soc. Ed. Chip 4: G A.A. 1, 2.3. Cabinet 43 G.R. l, Cabi- net 2: Basketball 2,43 Hock- ey 1.3, Varsity 43 Volleyball 3.43 Jr. Prom Comm. 3: A Cappella 3.4: All County Chorus 4: Glee Club l.2,3.4. MARY VVILKINSON lIvr'r'.v a girl uw' all ngrvr lx as .vfurvt as a girl could bv. Entered from Xavier 3: Jr. Prom Maid 3: Annual 3.4: G.A.A. 1.4: G.R. li Glee Club 2. BARBARA WOLT ERS l'4'r.wm1lil.v ix 01um'd Irv 4 :'e'r'ymlr, lint yours can be lvcatcn by nouc. Entered from Kirkwood 23 Ribbon-Bearer 33 Greggites -1. X - ...W JO BOPP Crazy 'lmul tllix gui. uukd wr lmju' Ylmt you Iiku :rx mo. .llxss Bopp. Entered from Kirkwood 4. IJURUTHY VVELIDEN If :Tx .vfw'1'r1lc.v yozfrt' l'r'n1'axi'll', Lal! un Dat for :ready :wil flluscu. Torch 3.4: G.R. li Rostrum 1.2, Sec. 3.43 Band 3. Sec. 4: Glee Club 4. MA HG l' ERIT E VVl'I'l'ZFIl. In fllll' f1r'ur'l.t are .vl'0t.v l'mIm'u.w Fur rllurg, with lxur guy irnrournfc. Annual 3.4: G.A.A. l,2.3.4: G.R. l. Cabinet 2.3, Pres. 4: Pep Club 2: A Cappella 3.41. All County Chorus 4: Glee Club l.2.3.l. g. ELIZABETH W'ILl Ll'l Y DEL Our' lilwnlrhi' find lux! Awur, Slzc has proved it for zu. lxrrv. Entered from Seattle. VVash. 2: Torch 3.4: Annual 3.41 Chip 43 G.A.A. 2.3: Grub- streeters 43 Rostrum 2.3. Treas. 4: A Cappella 4: Hand 2.3.4. VVILLIAMS llrl ix u1u'a,v.v .ru full of liff, Q ll'c plvdirt .rlu Il miller n ffm' nijr. Entered from U. City ll Ribbon-Bearer 33 G.A.A. 2' G.R. 1: Pep Club 2. M A HGV ERI'I'l'I VVOUIPRI' Fl .intl 11t'l'4' fri' 'mix' for -Arun hr .n't', A fw.'rfvcf ,lli.rs Iijcxcnzuy' Greggites 43 Hl-IC's 3.4: Hockey 3, Varsity 4. DUN BEIMDIEK 1?nu'.v flu' man fm' you fa .vn'.W I lf you :aunt things duuc zu a jxj-jy. Torch 4: Class Pres. l: Stu- dent Council 3: Animal l. Ad. Mgr. 2,3.43 Chip 4: Rostrum 1.2.3: Varsity Football Mgr. 2.3: Jr. Prom Comm. 3: All School As- sembly Comm. l,2.3: Sr. Play Publicity 3: Band 2: Orchestra l,2.3.4: All Coun- ty Orchestra 3. DORIS CLARK Ifliltiug hrrr' and rn.vhing llrmr, 2.Ul1'11 sue Doris r:1w:ryu3l4c:u. G.A.A. l,2.3,4: Pep Club 21 Basketball 1,23 Glee Club, 1. V BARBARA UROOKS Tlzr' rllird in ll bloulll' trio, ll! .vllv's ilu' om' lor ml'-u. Annual 2.3.45 Bowling Club i? 1 ' GAA I234' GR12' ilasketball ,I-loc-key Glee Club 3. gl I: A N I ,- lflll Iird fur' lllw u Ivull uf jfrv. X ,lruu .r I 1' lll'1':'l'l', nu' lmpr no flu Q, 'IV' B' 'etball 2, Varsity -l . B ball 2, Varsity 3.4: 1 'rack 4 Il. , XM ICRRY HA IJLER If l'i1r'xT7TYi'll1'yl'I1n' ,vnu uw llmlciu' rin find .ll'rr-l', lu .v rl'ullAv .'mvlcl'n'. I'l-Illll Y .I ICN KINS 'l lflfll' lixf' lx llll hw' lullylw. llw' udu1'ulvll'm'.vx llux lm xtnuy. Ribbon-Bearer 3: G.A.A. 4: Volleyball -1: Orchestra 1 3 I .-.' . MARY ANN KHIIIPER llurgv .'lllll a .vmllr lm-fix. .Ilwul im' nlm1m'fl.vll1, fn' urukl' IIIJ lmmxv, I Torch 4: Annual -5 I., 1,25 Greggites 4: Basketball 2: Hockey 2: Jr. Prom Comm, 21: Glee Club 1,2,3. Iillli XICBRIIJE .1 rx-r'l'.vlll'1' Rolf will lm, lu lcurfv 1111 will: ilu' familqx' luv B Football 2, Varsity Wrestling 1,2,3,4. I-I A Rl DLI! M UN EILL Tllulxyli .VOII arc .nv xmull. in' lrlwn' lil' und Ivy, -l'llll,ll gmzw limi gruzr. Holt' 2,3.45 Track Mgr. 1. Seniors BILL COUCH ICI1 Clzi:'l1l1'y ix not dvud, 'm 1'l' fuund, l'ur lien' is Hill, lmlmr lllfllllll. Annual 3,45 Chip 45 Pep Club 2.3: Cheer Leader l,2, 3.43 Jr. Prom Comm. 3: Orchestra 1.2: Backward Danee King 4. FRAHM IFJ run l'Cllll-l' umlvr llll' l'l'lllIll'.Y, llix vulllu.-:iaxm lenmfauv no lrallnds. Basketball 4: B Football 1,25 Varsity 3,43 Track 4: Wrestling 3.4: Jr. Prom Comm. 3: Baud 1.-1. IA IVVICLL JACOBSEN Rml rnianwl makrnr .vlml-.v liriglxf, llllft' might rrvu .vlzllm dt night. NYVPSIIIIIH l,2,3,4. C A ROL KA U FMANN A L ll'itll your ':4'11rd1'obl', nu' will .wv Van, lliyli nj' in fl'YIlIlli7llf-IX Student Council 3. KHEMS In l'lU7l'lllIgHH1'j'.S' .vnu will Iilcl' lu .wc .-Il ultvayx mulflug 41 .vlrllnh Basketball 3,45 Varsity Bas- ketball Mgr. l,2. IJICL MCNABB l7l'l'.v Ilu' only gal fur III, II'u mln' yan, .llixx l'u.vtl1r-1' Flux. Torch 4: Annual 3,45 G.A.A. 1,2,3.-1: Pep Club 2: Jr. Exec. Comm. 3: Jr. Prom Comm. 3: Football Dance Maid 4: Glee Club 3,l. HRNIIC MEYER .lx tllv Vl'gl.vlz'r' ki'-I'.f ln' l'nurllr.1', .'l f'il'l'4' of rllovalull' mln' lil' muurl1r'.1'. Track 2, Mgr. 1. Seniors DOROTHY PETERS ll'hen hair will curl trillion! any trouble. Our L'll'I'j' for you, Dot, will double. Annual 2,3,45 Pep Club 25 Basketball 2.3.45 Volleyball 3,45 Orchestra 1.2.3. PEG SCHEER Qnict and rr'.vrr:'c'ri. For ill. R. H. .vhc has .vf'r':'ed. Torch 45 Annual 2,35 G.A.A. 2.3.43 G.R. 1.3.4, Sec. 25 Pep Club 25 Jr Prom. Comm. 35 A Cappella 1,2,3,45 Glee Club 1,2,3,4. NELL SCHULZ Always jolly. full of rcff, This gal, Nell. is really hop. Torch 45 Annual 1.2.3,-15 G. A.A. Cabinet 1.2.3,45 Pep Club 25 Basketball 1,2531 Hockey 1,2,3,45 Volleyball 1,25 Band 1,2,3,45 Glee Club 3,45 Jr. Prom Comm. 35 Jr. Exec. Comm. 3. GLENN SPEISER Glrnn is quile the -hay. 'url hear, lfVc'll hear more of hun this year. B Football 2, Varsity 3,45 Track 2,3,45 Band l,2.3,4. ELIZABETH SUMMERS Though yau'rc quivt, 141' harr found, You 'with frivndliucu abound. Annual 35 G.A.A. 2.3.45 G.R. 1.4, Cabinet 2,35 Pep Club 25 Jr. Prom Comm. 35 A Cappella 2.3.45 Glee Club 1. 2,3,4. JOE TOLIVER 5 Tall and dark, this football man, Rrallqv has a liandxolne fran. Torch 45 B Basketball 1, ' 2, Varsity 3,45 B Football 1.2, Varsity 3,45 Track 4. BILL WHALEN H lir'n you gasr at lramlsome H'ha4 You know your nyc.: arcn't failin'. B Basketball 1. Varsity 3,45 B Football 1.2, Var- isty 3,45 Track 1.4. DORIS PLATT Small and Jiivrrt, friendly loo, A :Try bright future 'we :cc for you. Bowling Club 25 Glee Club 1,2. MARIE SCHUERMANN Mari: is the gal. u'e're told, lVho soma' day will roll 'with gold. Entered from Southwest High 15 Badminton Club 15 Red Cross 15 Glee Club 1. DOLORES SHELTON Frrcklex arf a real a.r.vct, We don't lla1'ethvm. 'wc rvgct. Glee Club 1.2. BILL SULLIVAN PVhz'n you .irc our Bill4v'.r grin. You 'will know that .rlrufk you':'c been. B Basketball 1.2, Varsity 3.45 Varsity Football 45 B Football Mgr. 15 Track 4. JACKIE SWALLOW 7:ll0lIgll your name ix Iiln' a Izird. You are really swell, zvv':'r heard. Pep Club 2. BETTY VOIGT Nvrrr making any H0i.fP, Batty lwrc, hax rral poise. BILL WILKINSON Tickling the i:'0ric.v is his skill. America 'will clap for Bill. Rifle Club 1.2, Pres. 3,45 Track 2,3,45 Wrestling 45 Band 1,25 Orchestra 1.2. ' This Is Our Best Ginny Austin-our diminutive darling-Harriet Moore Del McNabb and Margo Murray-me and my shadow-Lee Shaw and Audrey Minor Adrienne Rettaire-no vacancy on left hand, third finger-all of us dreamers Bob Spider Ellis-alias-Bob Smoky Wolff Bob McBride and Guppy Gillespie-Del's pride and joy-Chuck Austin and Bob Striler Betty Alexander-dark, dainty charm-Sue Best Jack Carlson-Mr. Midyear-Don Diesel Jacque Rombach-zest for living-Fran Alfultis Bob Siefert-medals won in track-Bud Aubuchon Dot Sheller-pen dipped in witty writings-Lorene Healey Del Mejia-graceful figure-Betty Gibbs Sue Hamlin--flare for fashion-Millie Meyer Betty Ernst--athletic prowess--Ruth Cole Nadine Brennecke-high altitudes-Pat Thompson Margue Wetzel and Jane Lloyd-slightly used gavels-next year's presidents Joan Ahtipus-eyes that talk-Dot Charney Betty Carney-lips by Pond's-Betty Hutchison Dorothy Welden-polish in her speech--Julia Schaenzer Barbara Crooks-inexhaustible supply of B,-Gerry Bader Earlene Johnson-beauty in blushes-Mary Ann Anderson George Gabler-angelic look in a crew cut-Bill Gabler Don Beimdiek-Rock of Gibraltar-Bob Sophomore Dance Phillips Claire Kiely-bubbling personality-Loraine Funk Marilyn Meier-private secretary-Betty Hess Jane Kelly-the hearts of the football team-all future queens Jack Diesel- his way with the women-Rich Adams Al Hart and Bob LeFrancois-art in drumming-Ronald Kelly and Ralph Bock Mary Ann Kemper-twinkle in her eye-Peggy Miller Nell Schulz-vivacious spirits-Shirley Johns Janis Geselschap-why gentlemen prefer blondes-Sarah Ann Lukens Don Blount-Chip's deadlines to meet-Ted Fritsch Joe Collias-fascination for trains-Louis Cancienne Martha Whitehill-gift of gab-Mary Lou Doyle Betty Detmers-hair by Titian-Betty Griffith Dick Andrews-one swell guy-Bud Babbitt Mary Ellen Brockman-Miss Efficiency-Carol Moon Pat Lay-cute little figures in art-Wilma Nieters Jeanine Bellows-soft as velvet skin-Dot Twombly Carl Strom-hours spent devouring Esquire-Don Hoel Pat Dolan-personality hellos-Louis Gordon Ray Gallaher-hours spent in Carol's-Bob Kelly Marcella Harrison-long experience as goalie-Elaine Berryman Ed Frahm-man about town air-Terry Allen Hortense Lloyd-musical magic-Elaine Doerbaum ' Mickie La Voie-that calm and collected look-Sue Whitehill We, the Senior Class of '46, present to you what we consider our best. Do with it what you may, but treat it with respect and have as much fun as we have had with it for the past four years. Solemnly signed by, JUNE CLASS, 1946 JANUARY CLASS, 1947 31 Ill-I'I I'Y VARN Last year because a traditional dance was omitted, an outstanding senior girl was chosen to take the place of the Annual Queen, formerly crowned at the Senior Dance. SITE HAMLIN JANE LLOYD 32 ERSIINALITIES DICK ANDREXVS This year the all-school contest was expanded to in- clude a favorite son, too. So here are your choices with the runners-up. Congratulations to the Winners! BOB SIEFERT BOB ELLIS 33 Nh Q IFN -' Seflf ' i' Fe. . 'pi 35' fl' ' b u qs mn' 4 7' l, QPR I l XE' Sept Sept. Sept. Oct. Oct. Oct. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Dec Dec. Dec. Jan. Jan. Jan. J an. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Mar. Mar. Apr. May Retracing Our Steps 4-School started-Oh, lucky us! 18-First assembly introducing new teachers, etc., also our new Chief-of-Staff, Mr. R. Lee Martin. 24-Football game with Wellston. Rained on Friday! 17-First report cards-Those A's slightly resemble F's for some strange reason. 18-G. A. A. hike-More fiat-feet since! 30-Shoe rationing off-Leather, here I come! 1-Beat Webster Bonfire-yeah! team! 2- Foot-Ball after the Webster game-Our Juniors outdid themselves. 3-Girls' Hockey Play Day at Washington U.-Poor bruised shins. 8- 9-State Teachers' Convention-Our vacation! 11-Armistice Day-So proudly we hail. 15--G. R. Tea-Our most gracious hostesses. 20-Vocational Conference Opens-Our Guiding Light. 22-Thanksgiving-See that turkey disappear! 5-Assembly-Four geniuses: Bill Wilkinson, Al Hart, Dot Welden, and Mr. Brown. 19-Fist Chip came out-Success after all these y'ars. -Also, Christmas Concert- Let music swell the breeze .... 25-Christmas-Santa came again. 1-Happy New Year-everybody !! 21-New semester-We passed, now more of same. 24-Mid-Year Graduation-Adventure ahead! 31-M. M. E. A. Convention-Lucky people who got to go to Springfield! 9-Football Dance-You're our sweetheart, Jane. 12-Last home basketball game-Beat Webster 37-31! 13-Community Teachers Association Dinner-Junior High teachers entertained! 14-All-School Assembly- Al Hart's Varieties. -P. S.: We also got a valentine from our boyfriends today! 14- 16-Missouri Wrestling Tournament-Del's Dynamos champion for sixth straight year. 18-First Honor Society Initiation-Bearing high the Torch. 19- 22-Sub-Regional Basketball Tournament - Sink 'em, fellas. 14- 15-Senior Play- Spring Green is the latest thing in perfume. 30-G. A. A. Backward Dance-Now's our chance, gals! 27-Junior-Senior Prom- Sophisticated Lady. 2 3-4L-County Music Festival-Such beautiful music. May 16-G. A. A. Banquet- Till we meet again. . . May 18-Senior Dance-A memory never forgotten. May 21-Second Honor Society Intiation-These also light the way. May 30--Graduation-Pomp and Circumstance fills the air. 34 l FACTS FIGURES FUN The Forgotten Class l 35 Q 1 . I xx' K 4 v . 1 . I fl xl- x , X SQ My P-M 'rvjxylygfyr A w . I f W ,J X TV, M 3,2 X-9' Jn. 6' LE 'LA x up ,, L ' 'E' NELL SCHULZ I' DON BEIMDIEK BILL WHALFIN DELORES MC NABB BARBARA CRUUKS BILL COIYCH W7 . N NAME Helen East ......... Jeanette Friel .......... Marcella Fortado ....... Bettye Detmers ....... Edith Brown ......... Marilyn Dill ....... Lois Griebel .......... Pat Burkett .............. Annabel Updike ......... Lowell Jacobsen ......... Dolores Shelton .......... Bob Ellis ................ Jerry Handler .......... Bob McBride ........ Ken Hays .............. Dick Andrews .......... Dolores Mejia .......... John Gillespie .......... Betty Murphy ....... Ruth Nieters ............... Adrienne Rettaire ....... Herb Klinger ............... Leo Brethauer ......... Carol Kaufmann ......... Marilyn Meier .......... Brad Stevens ........ Dick 0'Gorman ........ Doris Platt ......... Bill Babbitt ........ Dotty Sheller ........ Harold McNeill ........... Marguerite Wetzel ...... Mary Ellen Brockman ......... .........Digs at wrestling team........ M. R. H. PET PEEVE .........Tardy bell at 8 : .Mixed plaids ............ .Lunch line ...................... .Bobbysox and heels .............. Gallup Poll AMBITION .........Be on t1me................ ........Private Secretary......... .........Get out of school........ Become a singer .......,. Shy boys .................................. Be a model ................... Decent report card .............. ....... S enior rings .........Loud shorts in Homework ....................,......... .Boys pulling bandanas ......... BIGGEST THRILL AT M.R.H .........Day I was on time ..........Honor Society .........Junior Senior Prom .December 19, 1944 .2nd I-Ir. Mech. Drawing .Completed new building ........ ....... H olidays .Clicks ....................................... Success in everything .... .........No aud1torium............... ..Long hair ............................... . .Graduate ......................... .........Be an embalmer......... .Sock temper-losers ......... Some women in slacks .......... Graduation at M. R. H .... .Homework .............................. .........Homeroom........ .Women .................. .Cafeteria food ......... McArtor............. Know-it-all people ................ .Kllroy .............................. .Heels with bobbysox ............ Warren .................................... .Little yellow slips ......... ........Heels with bobbysox.... ........Lunch line.................... Two studies daily .................. ........Teachers...................... ........Schoo1bus................ .........Early tardy bells........... ........No Carrol's for girls.............. ........Being rushed............... ...........Tardy slips........ .Glued-up sox ......... Don Hagemann ...................... .Soxless gals ............. Rosemary Kampman .......... Marie Schuerman ................. Don Spitznagle ........ Mary Johnson .......... Elsbeth Borman ......... Claire Kiely .............. Barbara Crooks ...................... ..Boys' shaggy hair ......... .Bad manners ........... .........Semester tests........ .........Lunch line......... .Homework ............... 3rd floor stag llne .................. .Loaf ...............................,.. Pest ............................... .Club on Bourbeuse ........ Alan Ladd slngmg ............... .......... R ibbon-bearer J r.-Sr. Prom. ..........Graduation ..........State wrestling team '45 ..........Becoming a senior .Ernst ..........Comes after school .Wrestling ..........Girls .......Puff Pant Prom with Leo .Shiny convertible ............. ......... S till waiting Other side of the ocean ....... ......... Meeting A. M. ..Col1ege this fall ................. ......... S enior rings .........Pair of nylons....... Trip to India ...................... ......... ,Date with June Haver ......... ..... Teacher for one day ......... ......... .........Successful florist........ .Be a reporter ........... .Skip successfully ....... .Graduation ............... ........Have a home............ .........Be on honor roll............. Graduate ......................... Hear morning bugle ......... ..... .Graduate from college ........ ......... Member of M Club ....... ......... .........Graduation .Les Herb . Em in 6th Hr.Gym .Puff Pant Prom ..........Graduation ..........Yet to come .First days of summer .......Lunch! .My senior ring ..........Audrey Crosby .My first orchid .A golf letter . Happy Holidays .Class ring Long and happy life ......... .......... L ady called Bett .........Senior Diploma .A business executive ....... ....... ? .Roam the country ......... .........Class day at M. R. .Honor roll ....................... After-school meetings ........... J une graduation ......... Marguerite Woodruff ............ Cliques ..................................... Make new friends ......... Del McNabb ........................... Marion Feegle ......... Dorothy Welden ......... Doris Clark ........... Zelma West .......... .Gene He1lman's tales ........... .Baggy bobbysox .................... .........Colored sox.............. Shaggy dog stories ............... ., .., -. .Drive a car ........................ .Graduation .Sliding down banister .3 : 20 bell on Friday .Senior ring .Dubry's Queen Row .........Graduation .........Stillwaiting .Award-Square dancer ......... ....... H olidays .........Work in Hawa1i............... ........June graduation......... .Meet Van Johnson ........ 36 .Honor Society ..........Y9t to 001116 .To pass Spanish NAME Ed Frahm ............ Don Belmdiek ........... ....... Elizabeth Wilfley ........ ...... Mary Jane Noonan ................ Bill Schnurr .................. ....... Mildred Gracey ...... Janice Mooney ....... Alfred Krems ......... Mary Wilkinson ....... ....... Guy Gibbs .................. ....... Janis Geselschap.. Betty Ernst ............. Mac Cavanaugh ........ Bill Gaffney ............ E. J. Leutzinger ..... Sue Hamlin ............ Leona Guempel ........ ....... Jane Kelly ........... Kathryn Elges ....... Bob Aldag ........l.. Loretta Plake ........ Leona Hanke ......... Mel Persons ........ M. R. H. PET PEEVE Gallup Poll AMBITION History notebooks .............,... College ................ Giggling girls ............... .,.... Math ................. School ........ Clothes .................... .Long lunch l1our ....... Coming to school ......... ....... M. R. H. school spirit ............ Successful man ........ .A harpist .............................. BIGGEST THRILL AT M.R.H. .Gerry Bader Hubba-Hubba New friends ........Torch initiation Laboratory technician ......... ....... A convertible ...............,...... .......Gym teacher....... Aviation mechanic ......... Pink and red mixed ............... Get married .................. Army ........................... .......Graduate................. Stampede for bus ........ ....... M an and money ........ Fella's digs ................ .Gym study ............................... .......First in lunch line....... See Del principal ......... .Graduation Rings .........New homeroom teachers Graduation .Football banquet ........Yet to come 3:20 daily ........First and last day of school ........Senior rings .Getting my M Tardies every morning ......... See the world ............ ........ G raduation Tardy bell ................................ Biologist like Doc ........ ......... S tudying Gloomy weather ....... ....... S ee Taj Mahal .......... ......... J unior-Senior Prom '45 Rumble seats .......................... Play opposite Van .............. ......... P assing geometry Late lunch on Tuesday ........ Crunching popcorn ............... Too many classes .................. Breaking my records ............ .Conquer world-marry. .First school dance .Make math challenging ....... ......... A n unexpected holiday .Retire at 25 with harem ....... ........ Nurse ................................ Teachers doubting excuses.Pair of nylons ........ Homework .............................. Tom Kowalski .......... ....... T eachers .......... Earlene Johnson .......... ....... K ing's View ........ Mary Hidekawa ........ ........ ? ......................... Hortense Lloyd ....... ....... R . L. M .............. Leona Hollrah ....... Evelyn Hudson ......... ...... Marcella Harrison ................. Joe boys ..................... Virginia Kern ........... ....... Anna Mae Kutz ...... Jean Howald ............. ....... Martha Whltehill ........ ...... Jack Rose ............... Peggy Jenkins ....... Hans Schatfner ...... Adrian Kelly .......... Pat Dolan ............... Meryl Boulware ..... Gene Evans ........ Betty Voigt ......... Don Bohling ....... Tom Halley ......... Alfred Hart ......... Lloyd Sanders ....... Glenn Speiser ........ .Baby talk ......... .......SChool......................... ........Homework.......... Setting my locker ....... .Colors that clash ......... .Trampling new saddles ....... From 8:35 to 3:21 .................. Bandanas in classroom ........ Going to classes ..................... Pro-British attitude .............. Track instead of baseball .... Gum poppers ......................... .See the world ........ .......Educat1on........... .Pair of nylons ........ .......Secretary............... glorified bum......... .Good report card ......... .......Be a nurse................. .......Raise football team........ C .......Graduate.................... .......Evangel1st....... . ..Graduate ............................. . Shoot a study teacher ....... Revenge on composer of .A blonde S. M. ........Senior rings ........Holidays ........Playing on golf team ,P . Summer vacation ........Being a high senior ........Saturday ........Graduation .........Future graduation ........Candy from Mr. Moseley ........F'irst in lunch line Senior ring ...............Varsity hockey .Getting class pin .Square dance with Feegle .............. ..... Em teachin gym Chickery Chick ........... ........ Yeller convertible .......... ........... .Be a teacher ........................ Athletic director in girls' Gum in fountains ................... ? ................ .......Unfinished school........ .......Social condition....... American History ................. .......Graduate....................... Get out of school .......... Bum ................................ .Traveling salesman ....... .No sodas in cafeteria ............ Pass physics ................. .Plane geometry '46 ................ G o to college .......... ........Graduate.......... 37 .Getting out of M. R. H. .Friday 13222, ................Graduation f c'ollege..Kelly's black blouse ...............Clothes made in sewing . ....... Homeroom .Graduation ........Eating at Carrol's .........Pat M. .4 .Mr. Moseley's tall tales .Track team '44 ........Football banquet NAME Gene Hellman ....... Ernie Meyer ....... Dot Peters ....... Paul Menser ................. ....... Mary Ann Kemper ............... i Peggy Scheer ............... ....... Richard McAlvey ........ ...... Nancy Smith ......... Jack Diesel ................ Agnes Martlneau ..... Ed Plersol .............. George Gabler ....... Nell Schulz ......... Rich Cowie ......... Blll Couch .................. Jacque Rombach ......... .....l. Irene Nufer ............... M. R. H. Gallup P011 PET PEEVE AMBITION .Raids on Carrol's ........ ....... R etire at 21 .................. M. R. H ..................................... Get out of M. R. H .......... Stag line on 3rd floor ........... .Army .............................. ....... .4th floor locker ...................... .Wrong stair walkers ............. .Army ........................................ .Be a secretary ............. .Graduate ................ .New Mexico ..................... .Own beverage company .................. Open locker first try ......... ........ .......Loud chewers....... ........Success and travel............ .Harry James ......................... ........ Looking over glasses ......... .School ........................... ....... Girls with bangs ......... ....... .Tall, dark men ......... ....... ........School..................... .Absent excuses ........ ....... Play like Jose Iturbi ......... ........ .First hour gym ......... ........ ........Short lunch hours....... ..Betty Grable .................. . .Graduate .......................... Laughter at my jokes ....... ........ BIGGEST THRILL AT M.R.H .........Graduation .........Graduation .........First basketball game .........When day is done .........Four weeks away .First football game I-Iasn't come yet .Graduation .Graduation .Graduation .........3:22 p.m. .See a girl in Carrol's .... .... ......... G r aduatlon .Black and white shirt .......... ......... .Get out of school ............ .McArtor and Moseley .3 : 22 .Cadillac convertible ......... ......... J . K. .Be a flyer ......................... .January 14, 1946 .Graduation Gordon Lynch ......................... 0 pera singers ........... ....... J ob with future ........ ......... P assing all subjects Mary Ann Robinson .............. Blond brunettes .......... ........ G ym teacher ................ .......... E avesdropplng with S and B Newton Edwards ................... Getting up ................. ....... E irst varsity letter ........ Salesman Jeannine Bellows ........ ....... G ym clothes ....... ........ . On time-once ......... ......... S enior play Louis Riley ............ .Going to bed ................. ........ G et more sleep ......... .Miss Lenox's English class Shirley Baught ......... ....... L onger lunch hour ................. Become a nurse ....... ......... G raduation Jerry Strller .......... .Jack Gillespie .............. ........ O wn Carrol's ................... ......... W inning first wrestling Dick Verser ........ ....... G irls ........................... ........ G raduate from College ........ ......... . Varsity football ' Blll Whalen ......., Joe Tollver ......... Bill Sullivan ....... Ray Gallaher ......... Jack Carlson ......... Bette Ross .......... Joyce Laurltson ....... Pat Lay ................ Viola English ........ Shirley Brown ....... Margo Murray ....... Barbara Wolters ......... ...... Peggy Snelson .......... Marilyn Stewart .......... ....... Nancy Townsend ..... Joan Ahtlpus ............. ....... Bob LeFrancols ........ ....... Jane Lloyd .....,.... Ginnie Austin ........ Mlckle LaVoie ....... Sally Weller ....... Bob Siefert ......... No smoking room .................. Coming early to school ........ .Getting up early .................... .Politician ......................... .Armed forces ........... .Graduate ....................... .No mirror in Boys' Room ..... Open turkish bath ......... .......Undersized buses...................Congressman........... Mr. Balllie's jokes ................. First hour study .......... ....... .Tardy slips ............ ........ .Homeroom ................ ....... That word notch ... .......Straight hair............. .Night studying ........................ .High, squeaky voices ........... .Chemistry ..................... ....... Cafeteria food .............. ....... .People saying huh ........... .. No swing band ......... ........ .Getting up .......... ....... .Lunch line .................... ....... Teacher's pet jokes .............. Noises through straws ......... Unsetting set lockers .... .Visit the moon ......... .An artist .............................. ........ .Do geometry ................... ..........Football banquet Varsity football .........Basketball banquet ..........Locker next to Don H. First ride ln Dlck's car ..........Kilroy's doom .Class ring First woman president ........ ......... S enior ring .........Graduatlon .Seat on school bus ................ ......... S enior rings Best dressed woman list ................. Traveling secretary .......... ......... Graduation .Little Jimmy Ryan .Know the future ................................ Lunch time .Something under a crew cut. ....... .. .Senior rings .Lose 20 pounds .................................. Senior .? ................................................ ......... .Testing mattresses ........... ......... .Make an A ............. .Enough sleep .................................... .Be another Mac or Mose ........, 38 Engineer and have band ................ .He done left this town .Jeane Herbert .Mrs. Dana .Chuck's wrestling Graduation .Graduate ............. ...... ......... .July 28, '45 .It's a secret JUNIORS SOPHOMOR ES FRBSHM EN Popular People 39 RICHARD HAFERKAMP DOTTIE SCHUTE JIM FRISINGER PEGGY MILLER Ck 'VJ 1.rLu-4 bvgwzqlf My? 9-'D BETTY HU TCHISON DON HOEL , 'I Undergrads r V ,gm H7 C- , A I I l I .. 1 Z S A . 5, I .I W V f.. 52 uf Adjz V xx '- 'IP ,I I 'N AX s J ,WI AL fall ' .Y - A HJ ,I ? I ft I' Q 'wi s ' I Y , ' F' -' ff-I ,- ' ' I , 'D 3 I X x 7 , vs M, 05 Y . Ain . , ,gil I R 18 I Sl . V ' .I 'G-v A 4 s.. ml M .2 I J J In +1 I NC' I 'Q A , .f I f K I r 1- I i , L, if . ' s- .J . ' Q, A :gi I S, 9 A , 1' 3 45???Ei152QJ I 06, K , F JANE ADAMS GILBERT ADKINS RITA AHERN FRANCES ALFULTIS if R -- gf? ik 'Il I , fvkzgikggfg R 'U' Q .all 5 'H fff' I k G nv I Q ' JW V M, E I3 ' 5 A fr I fa ,iff Av- is f 'M v v- .1 'Cv Cf' I. a X I I 40 MARY LEE ANDREVVS RALPH ASTON JACK AUSTIN DON BABRITT GERRY BADER DON BAKER LOUIS BALDUCCI BETTY BANDERET LAVERNE IIASDEN RICHARD BASS ELAINE IIERRYMAN BOB BILLMEYER RUTH BONZON ROSEMARY IIORGSTEDE LILLIAN ' ' ' BRU Inf IxN ER FRANK ISIIERKE MARILYN RURGER LOUIS CANCIENNE CARL CASE DOROTHY CHI JRN EY BILL CLEMENT ARTHUR CLIVKIES JOE COAD BOB COBB RUTH COLE BILL CONAVVAY BETTY COOK ARTHUR CORNELL JOE ANNE COUSIN AUDREY CROSBY GEORGIA CURRY ALAN DEARDORFF MARY LOU IJOYLE ANN ' DI ROIS M A RG Y ECOFF BETTE E DMONDS JOHN EMMONS MYRON FECO BOB FRASIER SHIRLEY GARNER M A RGI E GA RRETT KEN GARRISON HERB GRAHAM KENNETH GREEN JEAN GROVVE MARIE GULLER LORENE HEALEY .IEANNE HENCKEN BE'I l'Y HESS ROI! HIGGINS LOIS HOUGII MARGARET HOVVARD LYLE IRVVIN ALICE JOHNSON ISEUKY JOI.I.II4'I JIM KEIL VYANDA KELLER JANE KIELY LOLLY KLIMEK HENRY KRAEMER MARIAN LADD JUDY LEIGHTON ROSEMARY MABERY YVONNE MAIIERY HELEN MAXXYELL RUTH MUGINNIS I'A'l' MC' KANRY JEAN MC' LEOD IVIARTHA MEADE SHIRLEY MEIER DON MEYER RUTH MILLER AUDREY MINER JACK MONAH.-KN JOHN MOORE JASON MOR'I'ON EDDIE MUSSMAN IIE'l l'Y MYRICK i'HARLO'l I'E NACK UHARLES NEIHEISER IIOII NOERTEMAN MARAIIETH OVVENS BARBARA PARKER SUE PEMIIERTON I3E'I l'Y PETERSON JULIA PHIPPS GLORIA PI-IIROPOIILOS IIOR PLOUSSARD FATHERINE POIILOS ELEANOR RAINES JOSEPI-IINE REED MARY RYAN LLOYD SANDERS JI'LIA SFHAENZER RICHARD SCI-IILD U ndergrads SI 4 , I 5. 1 fa: I . , ,W , .,. L 1 ,. ' Q-W X w -ff' -A f Y 2 Q I G I ,, S. A .15 ' J A T- ' ' , .Q f , N . F A A K I Q ,iw . Qu' If' it , I A g -1 ' f All J, J A .,,. I 1 ' I -I ' I w - 6 pI I f J N I A J E I L If 1 V JJ 'T f A .ii . , L- J A ,. 1' I . Y V , A .J R 41 lj IlllCI'gl'3US f X , . VZ Q4 -. Q, N . 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VVIILFMEIER V.-XTHERINE ZINIS EVIE ANDERSON EULA JEAN BAILEY ROR BARNARD JANET IIARNARD RI I'H BLEDSOE JEAN UOLLMEIER DOTTY BRITT RICHARD ISRITT JI'NE UI'CK IBEUKY CALHOUN I'A'I' ITASSERLY JOY CLARK JIM CLAYVVELL LITA DANIELS DON DIESEL ROY IDOIDSON 1cLA1N1c 1mm:R1xAUM I E, A. 'run FRITRCH R I NURMA FUQUA F -if I m:'r'l'x' GIBIIS Y 7 1 airs' U nm' u1LLlf:sP1R CLIFFORD GRAHAM A SHIRLEY GRAY , l ROLAND GREMAIID A 9 -' SHIRLEY GRIFFIN ' ' f :Ea I I X ' IK I' III' 1x1-:'r'1'x' uR11vF1'rH I . 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YA .- , ' I' B , Ig , I I- I5 1 7 I A ,,'. gfnp , X' ' 1 .aw 46 CAROL BORGMEYER JEANNETTE BUSSE JILL CARSON JO ANN COBB HARRIET DOERLE JOAN DIIGDALE SHIRLEY EDMONDS MARY ANN FLEMING RICHARD FLEMMER BILL GABLER NANCY GAIILT HERB GELLMAN SKIP GIEBEL VIRGINIA GOREE PAT HARRISON EARLEEN HECKEL JEANINE I-IECKEL DWIGHT HENDERSON JEANE HERBERT IRENE KAISER ADDISON KLICK BILL MAY DOROTHY MC BRIDE RAYMOND MC VEY BOB MILER WILMA NIETERS LORRAINE OBERNAY SHIRLEY PETERSEN RIIBY PHILIPS JOE PIGOTT PETE PITTS ART PRINCE MICKEY RADLOFF LARRY RAFFERTY ALICE RINDERKNECHT EARL SEYMOUR JOAN SPEISER JIMMY SPOHR VIRGINIA TILDEN BILL VVILEY RICHARD ADAMS ROSEIVIARY AHERN JO ANN ANDREVVS VIRGINIA ANDREXVS TOM ATTERBIIRY IRENE BASDEN BARBARA MAE BEHRENS LAVANA BERRY BETTY BIRD JUNE BLEWER RALPH BOCK DOB BONZON BARRIE HORMANN LOUIS IZRASOVAN BARBARA BRAUER RAY BRECKENRIDGE ANN BROVVN EVELYN BRUGGEMAN HAROLD BURGESS DALE CAPEHART EILEEN CHORNEY EDRICK CLUKIES GARY COOPER DON CREELY SUE CROITCH TED CROY BE'I I'Y DE VVE ESE RICHARD DOERBAIIM DONALD DOVER BETTY MAE DOYEL SHIRLEY EOFF JACKIE ERNST CHARLES EVANS CAROLYN FIELD PHILIP FRASIER ANNE GASTON BOB GRIEBEL DAVID GROMMET NANCY HARTSELL IIETTY HEDLEY BUD HEIDEMAN ROBERT HEINEMANN JOYCE HELMICI-I PATRICIA HICKEY JIM HIGGINS , DON HOEL XVALLY HOHLSTEIN JACKIE HOVVARD JOHN HUISER ROSEMARY HUSMANN 1iE'l l'Y HUTCHISON JOYCE JAMISON HELEN JENKERSON SHIRLEY JOHNS MARTIN JOHNSON AN'I'I'IONY KAPI ENS'l'ElNER TOMMY KEMI' DOI! KING 1 .,f ' 5' .557 , ,V Y' 'v- U ndergrads . o v ,A 5 9 J, ,I f, . .3417 R' W9 6. X M52 f-I f J f ' 5 f A , 6. I, if S- 'X M W ,1 -I kk h , N -I Qgfalf f vi , 'ef I ' 21 ., e ': A ' W vt fb Y , Ni , 473 H 1 I1 ' H I .R If Q2 P 'Vk' 94 5 1 7 Z: 47 , Y lJllllCI'gI'Z:lllS I3 f S' +I , 'fl 9' Y x f 1 'I v E I Y ff A N, X ' 6 + '21 X 42, e- A JA P T A A '.,,. Fx V It A A I ,Q ,J fg ,wx . Vx i , I ,sf A yay I5 r -- I af- I I -S Ir- 'Q gli, ,.: 2' 5 I H 2 in I ' fig As- ,, ' - H, x N A Q ' I .1 V. G in X -1 I , I MMVI A 5 I 5. .I if . '5 . -A qx dui I w TSR xv A I . 7.6 'ir-' I ' T ' ,, I se,-f f Q 1 f 1 , Hin 48 CAROL KRVSEN ROY LINISERG SARAH ANN LVKENS Rl'TH MAASSEN PEGGY ANN MARAK ELIZABETH MARLINGHAVS LINVVOOD MC COOL JOAN MC FARLAND ROI! MC KINNEY RAINEY MC NARI! BILLY MC VEY MILDRED MEYER SHIRLEY MEYER SYLVIA MICHEL JEANNE MILLAXYAY FRANCES MILLER BILL MOORE DORIS MOVVRY KATHLEEN MVRPHY PATRICIA NICHOLS BETTY NOKES DONA .IEAN NOLAN BETTY OLSON VERNA PAUPPERT AL PECK DONALD PETERS GENEVA PIDCOCK BETTY POOLE EDVVARD RAFFERTY NANCY REINDL NANCY RICE JIM RILEY FRANCES ROSENISERG VALICE SCHNARR DON SCOTT DORIS SHAWN' SHIRLEY SHAVY JOAN SINGLETON ROBERT SLIGHTON MARLENE SMITH VVARREN SNOVER BARBARA SQIIIRE GERALDINE STILT JACK STRAUBINGER CLIFFORD SVYANLIIND E V ER ET T T E A R E OLLIE THOMAS JOAN TRAYLOR DIANA VESPERENY PAT VYALKENHORST JOANNE WEBER MARILYN WERT LORETTA WILLIAMS JOYCE WINSCOTT RUTH VVI'I'HING'I'ON G EOKG E VVOI JD ROG ER YOUNG JEANETTE AH'I'IPl'S FRED ALEXANDER CAROL BAKER HARRY HARNETT BOB BREITENBIIECHEII IlE'I l'Y DENNIS DON FOX LUCILLE FULLER BERNADINE GOLDSTEIN DAVID GWINNER BILL HORINE DOLORES I-IIIE'l I'I-IMAN NANCY JENKINS JEAN KLEBERGER GEORGIANE KORTE CAROLYN LEVIN MADELEINE MC KINNON JANET NIES BOB ORTH AVIS PACE DOROTHY SATTLEY BETTY SORENSFIN DON SPVRGEON ERNOLD STAPF MELVIN STRICKER JIM SULLIVAN JANET VVILLIANIS .H IA N VW lR'I'HING'I'ON .-2,1 Viql Wig I wi I F A sl' Q1 I , rg. E372 s I l In K ,, m, A V 7,.., . . AgV ,.', Undergrads . , '-ww 3 .. ., 53235 U50 H, ,Q rf A J. ? .1 ,I ,M I, 5 11 I, .HH S I , 515: 4 ,WZ I 49 IN CLUB Eager for friends and gay times, A busy worker to be, I joined the clubs at M. R. H., To success, this was the key. G. A. A., Bowling, and Glee Club, Each I joined to see How many new friends and faces I could put in my memory. Grubstreeters, Riding, and G. R., Never a one I'd miss, For in all my life at M. R. H., I never had fun like this. 'KJ' lfnawr K:-nu Schulz, Bcnndick. Brnckrnan. Miss Sharp. Hamlin. Mcjia, E. juhnnm, Xhhnchili. East. Samui Run Vv'vilvr. Ennnnnf. Gallagher. Hilgflllllllll. Hallman. Bahhitt. Andrew-. Cmxch. Aidag. Kciiy. Lanrnwn. lhwcixciiap. Tim-il Run Shaw. Kcnpiall. Nicwuchncr. Bciinwf. Kncstcr, Vv'Cl:ci. Lay. Miilaway. Kampman. RUM. Dill. Tuwnwmi. Bruwn. Ifnnrth Rua- Tnilycr, C. Kiciy. Austin. Rnhinxnn. Bcllmyw. Uraccy. Bwniwarc. Ernxt, l'ainwr. flmicrwn. Dolan llnclnmwlcr. Funk. Ivinnn. DnBm5, Fifth Run' Aicxandcr. Crnnks, Owcns. Twninhiy. P. Miiicr. Lcightun. Barnard. Stcwaui. Urcy. Beasley. -Iulmnwn Tiimnpmii, Hnngh. Shirk, Marak. Runihach. Sixth Run Ahtipns. Carney. MfN1.hh.TildQn.ififmmg. H Llnyd. Engiirh. ifccgic. .Midrr-mi. i'0lCI'N. iiiiilipa. Xxiliiiluf. Shuiirr. ffl'-Itiiu, HCI'l'ylll2lll. Sc'1'4'nti1 Run' XX'1iicInsuii. Burkett. Schaciicii The Maple Leaves N ADIJVFICDN tn rncrnbel-S of the Staff' Snbsvriptions: Margznerite NVQ-Izvl, Viola ling- z' .'Nz .. : H Maple Leaves represents the efforts of hah, Jeanine llellmw, lny X ix0blllN0ll. llm . . lense Llnyil, Marion lfeegle. l'ar0l Munn. .lu many students who have given then' . Ann Nit'W0l-'illl0l'. .Im-1-lyn Bellows. lleln-n Knes- Umv and talents to l7l'0flUC0 it. ter. Mary .Xnn Anderson, Me-ryl Ilnnlwara-. Millie Gravey, Joyu- Lanrilsnn, lmrnlhy W V Peters. lletty lirnsl. Ile-tty .Xlexanilm-r. .lnan llnlan. Mary illlillll'l'. Virginia Kendall. Mary Ann l-'le-ming. Virginia Tilclen, Peggy .Xnn Marali, Lois Hough, Josephine live-ul. Alim- .l0illlSOIl, .lean Howalfl. Vlaire Ki:-ly, .lnlia Shirley Griilin, Shirley Gray, llvlty Hrillilh. Ginnie Austin. Nell Svhnlz. Barbara Vrmnlas. Advertising: Mary Ann ,Xmlf-rsnn, Shirley Brown, Mary llllcllmemle-l', l ranli iillUl'ii+'. .lf-rry son, Earline Johnson. ROS9lll2ll'y Kampman. Virginia Kendall. llraineril l,a'l'0nrette. .lan Millaway. Faro! Munn, Mary i,iliIllt'l'. llvllv law- Rnss, Pat 'l'l1n1npsnn. lletty 'l'nlliye-r. Milli' Hartin. llot Shellvr. Write-Vps: Marion l-'ef-gle, .Xnn Ilnllnis. Mari Elizabeth Wilfley. Ilrarl Steveiis. Art: Pat Lay. .X lbl'MMY SESSION Typing: Meryl Ilmllwarv, Rlllil lllair. 52 Phipps, Mariheth Owens. live-lyn .Xmlf-rsun, Costello, Marilyn lbill. Joan llolan. Loraine- Fnnlc, Shirley Gray. lletty Grillith, Alive- John- lyn llill. Elizabeth Snmnn-rs. l'eg,qy S1-ln-er. The Chip HE Maplewood-Richmond Heights school newspaper, the Chip, back after many years' absence, is again a center of interest. The credit for its revival goes to our new principal, Mr. Martin, and a few pioneering students who organized a planning committee. The work went ahead under the direc- tion of Mr. Dubry, the sponsor. The First edition was published 011 December 19, having' been produced by a group ot' interested students who volunteered their time to make this first edition a success. The second edition was the work of a newly formed journalism class, but ev- eryone in the student body was encour- aged to contribute articles. If next year's class has as much enthusiasm as this one, the Chip will continue to roll from the presses, recording our life and times here at M. R. H. Sponsor ......................., .........,............... M r. Dubry PRICVIICVV or A seoorl STAFF OF THE CHIP I-Itlitor-in-Chief .......,,,,,....,..........,,,....,........,,,...... llflll 1ll0llI1l Associate Editors ,.,....,.,..,,,....,.,..., Betty Carney. Jacque Rombach, Jenx Bellows Columns ........,,, c,ic.i.i li lartha Whitehill, Shirley Garner Boys' Sports l-Editor .......,..,........,.................. Brad SKGVPIIS Girls' Sports Editor .,..... ........, J oyce Lauritson Feature Editor .,,,........... ...,..... M arion Feegle Exchange Editor ...,,..,,,.............,....,,..,,..,....,.... Marilyn Dill Business Manager ...,.................,.................. Don Beimdiek Art ...,...,........ Bill Crouch, Marilyn Dill, Jeanette Friel Reporters ...,.... Del VVilliams, Ted Fritch, Lois Hough, Dorothy Sheller, Marguerite Woodruif, Bettye Detmers, Dorothy VVelden, Agnes Martineau, Leona Guempel, Ginny Kern, Del McNabb, Helen East, Margo Murray. First Row: Bcinidick, Dill, Rornbaicli, Carney, Bellows, Fcegle, Whitcliill, Blount. Second Row: East, Ahtipus, Garner, Ross, McNabb, Friel, Wcldcii, Lang. 'Third Row' VVoodruti. Dctmcrs, Martincau, Hough. Shellcr, Guempel, Kern, Dolan. Ernst. Fourth Row: Fritsch. Nicwnehncr, Bellows, Kendall, Hartscll, Williaiiis, Moon, Mr. Duhry. Frm! Row: Mr. Welden, East, Welden, Hart, Brockman, Wilflcy. Serond Row: Kruscn, Jamison, Whitchill, Young, Noonan, Linton, johnson, Schacnzcr. Third Row: Slighton, Docrbaum, Bcimdiclc, Carlson, Breckenridge, Edwards, Tandy. Rostrum To ORGANIZE thoughts and to present them orally in an intelligent way comes through speech practice. Realizing this, the members of the Rostrum Club have attempted to develop their ability in public speaking by participation in dec- lamation contests, debates and local club meetings. The Varsity Debate Squad attended the State Debate Conference at the Univer- sity of Missouri on December 7 and 8 where they met other teams from all over the state. February 9 found the same squad in the Sub-Regional Debate Meet here. M. R. H. won over eight schools. Early spring brought the long awaited National Forensic League State Speech Tournament. Despite strong state-wide competition, M. R. H. made its usual good record. Thanks to Mr. Welden's effective coach- ing, the club experienced a most pront- able and successful year. Sponsor .......... ................................... , ....... M r. Welden OFFICERS President ....................................... Mary E. Brockman Vice-President ..................... .................... A lfred Hart Secretary-Treasurer ..................... Dorothy Welden Librarian ............................................................... Helen East THEY LIVE ON AIR! 54 First Row: Martineau, Woodruff, Nibaldo, Ernst, Friel, Burkett. Second Row: Wolters, Detmcrs, Hanke, Miss Brase, Ross, Blair. Third Row: Nicters, Pollard, Smith, Meier, Ahtipus. Howald, Shirk, Weiler. The Greggites Sponsor ........... .............................................. M iss Brase OFFICERS President .................................... Marguerite Woodruff Vice-President ............ .................. J eannette Friel Secretary ................ ......... J ane Nibaldo Treasurer ......................................................... Betty Ernst TYPICAL GREGGITES 55 IVE and swing class? Oh, no, the Greggites do not canter around-just their pencils do, up and down the little steno books. The amazing thing is that these Greggs can toss it back to you, and it makes good sense. They really shine on the last Friday of the month when the class becomes a club. This is the occasion of guest speakers, the annual visit to an uptown business ofiice, or maybe a movie, a par- ty or a hike. This year, Ruth Shank from St. Louis County Gas gave a talk on good grooming and etiquette for business people. Movies enjoyed were: Simplifying Work in the Office, and The Voice of Mr. X. These activities round out a year of fact and fun in preparation for careers ahead. First Row: Scheer, Kemper. McNabb. Schulz. Rolnbach. Bl'UCl'illlllll. Second Row: Friel. Shellcr Elges. Weldeli. Harrison. johnson. Third Row: Carney. Beimdiek. Tolivcr, Fccglc, Carlson. Gallzihcr, Bellows. ORCHLIGHT and candlelight gave dig- nity and beauty to The National Honor Society initiation held in the library at 8:15 on the night of February 18, 1946. Fifteen students received the badge of Torch Sponsor ........ ......... M iss Barkley OFFICERS President ............. ................ M ary Ellen Brockman Vice-President .............. ............. D ick Andrews Secretary-Treasurer .................. Earlene Johnson NUXK' THE i'ANlJLl'IS HAVE BEEN LIGH'l'EIY' 56 loyalty to this organization, and pledged themselves to uphold the high purposes of the society to which they had been elected. Chosen by the faculty for their schol- arship, leadership, character, and serv- ice, theirs is a solemn obligation to live up to those high standards of achieve- ment and growth which are represented in Torch. These newly elected members went forth with the admonition to keep their torch burning brightly as long as it remains in their possession. Old grads, former Torch members, on hand to assist in the ceremonies were: June Burkhart, Mary Lou Cook. Ed Daves, and Clay Barrett. The Grub Streeters RHX'ME, rhythm, and reason! Haven't you already guessed the name and na- ture of this club? 1t's the Grub Street- ers, of course. This group offers to its members every two weeks a marvelous chance to mix an evening of enjoyment with some mental effort trying to com- pose and write poetry. Delving into the works of Poe and Keats may be brain work, but just try to write a poem that rhymes! Some of the members have written commendable poetry which was entered into The National High School Anthol- ogy Competition. Four students were placed in the contest. Their names, and the poems which will be published this year in the National Anthology, are as follows: Marilyn Dill, Fog , Marion Feegle, The Portrait , Helen East, Thoughts from a Child's Dream , and Dot Sheller, Ambition A QUATRAIN! Sponsoi '........... ......................................,... A . S. Baillie OFFICERS President ............................................................ Dot Sheller- Vice-President ........... ............. H elen East Secretary '..... ............ ......... M a rion Feegle Treasurer ......... .......... M arilyn Dill Ftrs! Row: Wliltley, Ruinbucli. Mr. Baillie, Dill, Vv'ct:cl. Second Row: Fecglc, Carney, Carlson, Edwards, Shellcr. East. it 57 First Row: jzunison, Scheer, Summers, L. Meyer, Schaenzer, Doerhaum, Linton, Hough, DuBois. Second Row: Andrews, Miss Link, Weiler, Romhach, East, Wetzel, Gray, Melivier. G. Griffin, Miss Robinson S. Griffin. Third Row: Dugdale, Millaway, johns, Conrad, Stanley, McFarland, Phiropoulos. S. Whitehill. Shirk, Edmonds, Howard, Shaw, M. Johnson. Fourth Row: Patterson, Petersen, Busse, Kaiser, Gault, Casserly, Britt, Field, Nichols, Vv'eher, Doyel, Vvhthington Squire, Willianis. Anderson. Fifth Row: Brown. Moreloclc, S. Meyer, Fleming, Lukcns, Hutchison, Krusen, Marak. Murphy, V. Andrews DcVv'eese, I-latina, Garner, Ladd, Ryan, Phipps. Ahtipus. Sixth Row: Mooney, Dill, Lloyd, Tilden, Edmonds, McBride, Cobb, Shaw, M. Andrews, Spenser, Goree, Kat: Buehroeder, Dolan, Funk, Moon, M. Meyer, Kemper. Girl Reserves Sponsor ..,.... ...................................................... M iss Link OFFICERS NDER the able sponsorship of Miss President .......................................... Marguerite Wetzel Link, TO find and give the best, the Vice-President .......... ....................... L ois Meyer pu1'pose of the Girl Reserves was this Secretary ............. ........ L ois Hough year, as always, the goal of the chapter- Treasurer ............................................................ Helen East Among activities of the club were the spring and fall hikes, the Silver Tea, a l get-together of members and parents, the Pigtail Party, rapidly becoming an annual G. R. aifairg the Mother and Daughter Banquet, the outstanding event of the year, and the Senior Fare- well. Also, at Christmas time C. R.'s filled several stockings for service men. Not only have Girl Reserves found and given the best, they have had the best -the best girls, best parties, and best supervisors. As we say goodbye to our seniors, we challenge you who were not members this year - How about in- cluding G. R. among your activities next '1'HRlf:lc or oUR BEST! fall? 58 Girls' Athletic Association BUNCH of softies? Not the G. A. A. girls! Some tears were shed at the fare- well Spring Banquet, but they don't need kleenex with their hockey sticks. For, the purpose of the Girls' Athletic Association is to develop character and personality through good sportsman- ship, fun, and social life. Fun rolled around when the fall hikers invaded Shaw Park. Say, let's not for- get the Puff Pant Prom in November when gals took gals dressed in screwy costumes and danced the night away. Socially it's an M. R. H. tradition! We're referring to the Backward Dance that added sparkle to spring activities. SERIOUS B USINESS -fBaby-Faced Boehm, so dubbed after Sponsor ........... ............................................ M rs. Boehm the Freshman Welcome Party last fall, OFFICERS must moan whenever she remembers President .................................................. ......... J ane Lloyd that inspirational song, brought to life Vice-President ......... ......................... P at Lay by Lloyd and her officers. It ends-1t's Secretary .................. ............ B illie Steward all, R-O-O-T, Root! Treasurer ................. ........ ......,...... N a ncy Townsend First Row: Leighton, Hamlin, Schulz, johnson, Lauritson, H. Lloyd, Steward, Lay, Mrs. Boehm, -I. Lloyd, Townsend Whitehill, B. Ernst, Mejia, Lang. Second Row: Kelly, Ceselschap, Crooks, Carney, Eoif, Blewer, Mutrux. Spitznagle, Barnard, Stewart, Moon, Daves, Alhertin, Rice, Behrens, Stephenson, C. Kiely, Rettaire, Stellhorn. 'Third Row: McNabb, Toliver, Kiely, Berryman, L. Shaw, D. Chorney, S. Shaw, Wzilkenhtirst, Olsen, Palmer M. Anderson, Windsor, Crosby, Moore, Crowe, M. Meyer, Kemper, Foust, Fischer, Poulos, O'Brien. Fourth Row: Ahtipus, Hutchison, J. Ernst, j. Andrews, M. Andrews, Miner, Kendall, Niewoehner, Bellows, Kuester Best, Hanlte, Nolan, Seuel, Weher, Howald, Fcegle, English, Gault, Scheer, E. Anderson. Fifth Row. Brocltman, Beasley, Fleming, S. Meyer, johns, Millaway, Jeanine Bellows, Gracey, Boulware, Obernay Weiler, Rombach, Haag, Melton, M. Williams, W'ert, Kaiser, Busse, Peterson, johnson, Thompson, Cobb Dugdale, Summers, Howard. Sixth Row: Guller, Cousin, Tilden. Lultens, S. Edmonds, Field, Brown, Krusen, Dill, Raines, Wetzel, East, S. Brown Kampman, Ross. Jamison, DeWeese, Andrews, Murphy, Marak, Reindl, Katz, Dolan, Buchroeder, Funk, DuBois Seventh Row: Crowe, Ecotf, Doerbaum, Cole, Myriclt, Wease, R. Miller, Straubinger, Haferltamp. C. Smith Traylor, Stilt, Furla, Ahern, K. Souza, Spitzness, C. Souza, E. Souza, Augustine, Rinderltnecht, Heeltel, Doerle L. Willizims, Squire, W'ithington, Hough. Eighth Row: Pidcoclt, Mowry, Crouch, Hedley, Nichols, Austin, Robinson, Moreloek, Metivier, P. Miller, Twomhly Gray, Qwens, Henry, D. Shaw, Doyel. - u Q i s v a Q 59 First Row' Spitznagle. Higgins. Frnhm, Allen. Aubuchon, Phillips, Siefcrt. Frisingcr. Sccimd Row: Tolivcr, Ellison. Cahlcr, Rose. Blount, Stevens, Coleman. Third Rau Fleming. McAlvey. Ellis. Cromwell, Vvhrlfl. XVhalcn, Hziferkalnp. McBride. Fourth Row: Jacobsen. Steven-. Klinger. Edwards. Monahan, Gillespie. 'Q 99 ' M Club Sponsor ......,..................... .......... J . T. McArtor Football Captains ........... .......... , Richard Henley QMerle Jacobsen Wrestling Captain ........ ........ D on Spitznagle Basketball Captain ...... ...,............ H ob Ellis if V V YTD VA Nl ICRA-SIIY I.lC'l I'l'fRXI ICN! 60 OU see before you the lettermen of M. R. H. This group is known as the M Club, and is made up of all the var- sity lettermen of football, basketball, wrestling, and track. Sponsored by J. T. McArtor, the football coach, the club is organized to keep all letter bear- ers of M. R. H. in touch with events in the sport world. At meetings of the M Club, the mem- bers discuss various sports within and out of school. Some of these topics were the football games at Walsh Stadium to which the lettermen were invited by Dukes Duford of the University, and also basketball games at Washington Field House to which they were invited. Especially enjoyed were the banquets given to various groups of lettermen throughout the year. Rifle Club EADY on the line-Load-Commence firing! The Rifle Club is at it again! I-letter not get in the way of these ex- pert marksmen. At the beginning of the season, the club fired on the rifle range at Valley School every evening. The team fired on Mon- day and Friday nights, and the squad fired on Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday nights. Later, however, be- cause of the fire hazard at Valley School it was necessary to find a new range. This has curtailed the activities of the members somewhat, but in the spring they hope to participate in some matches with other clubs, particularly the City-County Rifle League. Hanks of some of the members are: Distinguished Rifleman, Don Williams: Experts, Bill Wilkinson, Wesley Hen- shaw, Ronald Nelms, Gilbert Adkins, Alan Deardorff, and Ray Keller. DEAD AIM! Sponsor ........ ......... M r. Wilkinson OFFICERS President ...................................................... Bill Wilkinson Vice-President ....... .......... l Vesley Henshaw Range Chief ...................... .......... D on Williams Secretary-Treasurer ..,...... ........... A lan Deardorff Firxt Row' Adkins. Nelnis, Vv'illiains. Riley, Second Row: Bossc, Breckenridge, Tbrccwit. Vv'ildc, Third Row: Taylor, Spooner, Fleiumcr, Hcnshxiw, Bartley. 61 ,Eff First Row: Bopp, Nihaldo. Smith, Miss Herman, Shcllcr, Beverly Shirk, johnson. Secmrd Row: Wiiltcrs, Bzmdcrct, Ladd, Ryan, Vvlcstcrrnzinn. Beryl Shirk, Patterson. lvlooncy. Third Ruwf Pcscll, Cousins, Cole, Hcrlwcrt, Hollrah, Dill. MCK2ll1fy', Edmonds, Nzick. Fourth Row: Williiiiiis, Hxifcrkzimp, Spitznaglc, Furtado, Newcomb, Stccher. Girls' Bowling TRIKE! What thrills and spills, ac- companied by cheers and jeers, are seen at the Saratoga Lanes on Tuesday eve- ing after school! It's the Girls' Bowling Club of M. R. H. that causes the pins to ily in the air, and the pin boys to resign. The club is made up of approximately thirty girls divided into teams who com- pete for high scores. But don't let that introduction fool you, for with a semes- ter of practice the teams are really hep. On the alley and out of the gut- ter is their motto! Girls who hold the highest averages for the club this year are Jo Bopp and Dot- tie Sheller. Miss Herman, the sponsor, also howls with the girls on Tuesdays. Come on out and see for yourself how these Saratoga Sallys perform! Sponsor .......... ...................................... M iss Herman OFFICERS President ................................................... Dorothy Sheller Secretary-Treasurer ......... .......... B everly Shirk MARClCLL.X STRIKES AGAIN! 62 V173 fx xi fs.: First Row: Mcnscr, Baker, Barrett, Krems, Bock, Second Row: Hurst, Kopp, Hays, Mr. Wliitwinrtli, Mziddcvx, Cooper, Third Row: Tandy, Borth, Sicker, Evans, Scott, Graham, Dilrhey. Boys' Bowling Sponsor .......... .................................. M r. Whitworth OFFICERS Chairman ................................... .......... N Valter Harmon Secretary-Treasurer ............. ................. A l Krems HIGH ROLLFZRS HOLD CONFLAB 63 ALTHOUGH bowlers were a little slow getting started this year, they respond- ed with such enthusiasm that the club promised to be as good as any M. R. H. has ever had. Sponsored by Mr. Whitworth, the boys bowled at the Saratoga Alleys every Wednesday after school. The member- ship was divided into four teams of five members each. Chosen captains were: Charles Borth, Eddie Barrett, Walter Harmon, and Ralph Bock. The Barrett team led off with the highest score, but the others were so close behind that it's difficult to predict what competition will arise. Before the season ends, the boys hope to arrange some matches with groups from neighboring schools. A few individual high averages are: Charles Borth, 1843 Walter Harmon, 1753 and Al Krems, 155. Keep 'em rollin', boys! Band Directors ........ ........ I Clarence J. Best BAND ROSTER 1Dw'ig'ht G. Davis NIPIIIDPVSZ CORN!-I'l'S 'I'lll'Nll'l ls Bzlrrclt, liildii- FLFTHS Ln:-is. 1 A, -Z ,, ussv, 1 mm OI' qlglefltlhlxlllliqlm-l,,,l-1 Klmulriitkllrfzixllrlk Hzlrtse-ll Num-v ur if' ' 'run , - '.. ,, '. :N'li1k1vs,.Kl'tlillr Pl'GSlfl6lll,. ............. .................. A lfl'efl HHIT .g.g,ll?ittlf:?'Alilllllfmlmth Nulwlquii, Hitwural in-51:3-ii. l.olr , , . -- Ilil.-y, Amis. Vice-President ....... ........ I lobert LQFFPIIICOIS ','B','l45 , V llUlIlIISUll. ni.-im,-.1 11:15 in-ll..lmm13 5m.,,,.,.. fllvnn Higgins, Jimmy St,-:l,,g-it U05-lp Secretary ...... ........ D orothy Welden Blwqmw 'r4,i1.A,.x.,im ' K' , ' IC I LA'l' 'l'Rl'Nll'l'I'I , . . Astun. l.:ullvlx , V. I .- l'reasui'ei' ..... ........ L ouis Riley '- l- MH l'RAC'l'Il'l-I IN 'I'I-Il-I FIIRNACIC ROOM 64 IS I L.X'l' ULAIRIN lC'l .XII4-ii. .limmy , . lmsilvii. I.uXn-1'm- l'lnp.1'llt'.4'lHlI'ln-S Ula-Iuml. 'I'ruy Urmiiilrs, Aim .l'lll'lIlll11'l'.l:l1'll2ll'Il florrlnm, lmwis H:-In-iw-i'. .loam Hi-1-bm-1'. llussvll He-irli-nmll. Bud ll l :li opliins, li Hnxvzlrml, Alalrgzlrvt .IUIl1'S.fl4'I'lll4l liiipfmh-. Oliver l'1-rliins. Sliurun Pigutt, .lov llaunos. llllvannnl' Slig:l1tou.llulu-rt A LTO CLA RIN l'I'I'S llhfst. Suzunm- l'liirup0ulus, Gloria liUlN'I'tSOIl. lllivitl S4-hulz, Noll Stetzknmp. M:1r,inri4- BASS f'L.fXKlNl'I'l'S Hr1wlis1'lin1itt. Iialpli Imnin-ls, XY:1lte1' Mz1l1um-y..lzlvliie A. SAXOPHUNICS Amli'4-ws. Divk l':Lse,i'a1rI Sli:-llvr, llnrutliy HORNS Cmul. .Inn Doerlv. H4lXX'ilI'll Knpp,C1lrti:-: Mzuldox. Ilill Mc-Vey, Bill l':xrh:m1. Iwllll NVoll', Fred IlARI'l'UNICS .xllliil-1'-llJlK'lll Phillips, Bob Suu-ll. Ilill TRUMIZONICS li1'lllIXYS,1'l1lll' l':u'Isun, .lnvk I'liiru1mill0S, Tum SOl'SAI'HONl'IS I-Illmumls. Rullih Stl-plie-ns. .lumn-s BASS VIULS H4-ml. .ln:41-pliillv XVI-l11'li.lie-1'i1im'v VIULONVICLIIOS l:I'l'lIIl4'1'lil'.Nllllllllx claistim. Ann HARP XVIIIIQ-Y. Iflliznlwtll IXICLLS- M.XRlNlll.X BQ-lirvns, li1II'lHll'1l ll0t'I'llllIllll. Idlnim- 4XYlii!e-hill. Susan TIMPANI NVQ-idx-ii, Dnrutliy I'ICIU'l'SSIUN lim-li.R:1lpl1 Vluliivs, I1I4lri4-li IGVILIIS, Fred :'H:l1't. .Xlfrexl l.eIf'1':u1vois, Huh 'I'axyIor, .Inlm 'IYVIRLICRS Fortzulu. Marr-vllzi, Parker. Balrhuram Rudolph, Pat Iii-ml. .Iosvpliino f:Sm-tiuiial Ili-:ul--rs. Orchestra W HRILL, high notes, offset by the reedy vibrations of the woodwinds, come from room five just after the bell rings in the morning. After this tuning-up process, Miss Hansen, the new director, makes several quick arm movements, and the orchestra plays the beginning notes of a Mozart Symphony-an inspiring prel- ude to a busy day. The results of these morning sessions were beautifully demonstrated at the Christmas Concert. Later, drifting from the stage of the Webster High Auditorium, the selections which were interpreted by this organization won high praise at the Annual Music Fes- tival. Rounding out another year of en- gagements was its appearance at the Spring Concert. The orchestra was proud also to have several members rep- resented in the All-County Orchestra again this year. Watch this group for future accomplish- ments! EARLY MORNING TUNE-UP Di rector ......... President ............ Vice-President ....... Secretary ............ Treasurer ....... First Row: Haag, Bcirntlielx, Miss Hansen. Gaston. McLccid, lvlclton, Peters, Palmer. OFFICERS Georgine Hansen ..........Donald Beimdiek ...........Jimmy Spooner ........Bernice Haag ..........Kathryn Elges Second Row: Spooner, Elgcs, Brcnnccke, Adams, Claywcll, Smith, Hartscll, Frickc, Wcstcrrnziim, Adkins, Rigglc. Vv'cst. Thani Row: Husrnann, Nclms, Vv'olf, Chapin, Docrhaum, Wchrli, Recd, Aston, Hclwcrcr, Slighton, Pigott, Coad, Kopp, Tolls, Clukics, Carlson, Bock, Meade, Poulas, Flcmmcr, Furla. 65 First Rout Dolan, Pouppert, Welii'li, Riggle, Bledsoe, Weilel'. Nokes, Reindl, Melton, DuBois, Howard, Pliiropolou--, Mahoney, Uraeey, Anderson, Best, Chapin. Scemul Row: Tilden, Lukens, Hess, Rice, Williaiiiis, Guller, Traylor, Kuester, Henry, Marak, Vsierl, Murphy, lvieescy, Nelson, Niewoehner, Poulos, Patterson, Funk, Jocelyn Bellows, Ernst, Vsfelden. Third Row Robinson, Toliver, Katz, Haag, Hcckel, Dom-le, Costello, Hutchison, Fleming, Uault, Doyle, Ileuni-r, Alexander, Ahern, Moon, Wliiteliill, Vw'et7.el, Romhaeh, LaVoie, Phipps. Edmonds, Allultis, Burkett, Boulware, Millaway. Fourth Row' Clark, Miller, Uwens, Calhoun, Alhertin, Summers, Gottfried. Berresheiln, Anderson, Proenisey, Sehnarr, Seuel, Meier, Mejia, Buehroeder, Daves, Kendall, Doerhauni, l laukap, Myrick. Miller, -Ieanine Bellows, ll. Ernst, Heherer, Vv ease, Schulz. Scheer, Lang, Palmer. Cleo Club 66 ow breathe .... this command starts those Wednesday rehearsals of the Girls' Glee Club. The added volume on mi-mi-mi is due to the increase in numbers this year. One-hundred-thirty blended voices thrilled the audience at the Christmas Concert, and made the old halls ring with the traditional car- ols. Under the able direction of Mr. Best, the Glee Club came through the Spring Concert with superb perform- ances. On rehearsal days, hall Wanderers learned by experience to make Way for the C. C. girls who planned to catch the A1210 bus. The words that will be all for today were the signal for the girls to whiz out of the door, pulling on coats, grabbing books, and stumbling for the bus. Coaches, take heed-track records have been broken by these girls!!! OFFICERS President ................................................... Betty Detmers Vice-President ....... ................ N ell Schulz Treasurer ............... ......... S ally Weiler Secretary .............,................................................. Betty lless VVICIINESDAY EVENING HAIINIUNY 66 lint Row: B. Miller. Lloyd, Culler, Hess, Weiler, Alexander, Scheer, Chapin. ' humid Row: Katz, Toliver, Howald, Buchroeder, Gricbel, Neiheiscr, Fritsch, Hohlstcin, Wetzel, R. Miller, Bellows. Third Row: Doyle, Detniers, Andersen, Gottfried, lvIcDanicls, Kendall, Whitehill, Dodson, Cornell, Barnes, Burkett, Alfultis, Sauk, Lang. Iiurth Row: Summers, Robinson, Meier, Mejia, Wilfley, Smith, Brady, Balducci, Kaufman, Coleman, Maglothin, Weaise, Stetzkanip, Millaway, Ernst. A Cappella hlce Club-A Cappella Mr. Claren, J. B t i I 9 ce es Directors .......................... lMiSS Elyn Williams OFFICERS I resident ...................................................... Dolores Mejia Vice-President .......... ........ M arguerite Wetzel Secretary ................ ........ H ortense Lloyd Treasurer ............................................................ Ted Fritsch A NOTE OF SlCRlOllSNl'ISS 67 S THE blue robed figures take their places, side by side, a hush falls over the audience, for this is the A Cappella Choir. The choir has shown an increase in membership over last year due to the addition of some male voices. This fact explains the mad scrambling of the girls to be included in the choir roll book. Taking a brief vacation this fall, the picnic was more fun! After the Christ- mas Concert, it was noted that Santa had been here-yes, you guessed it, a box of cigars for Mr. Best! Seriously, our choir has been rewarded for months of hard practice. It re- ceived more favorable criticisms than ever before at the University City Music Festival, and its performance at the Spring Concert, we thought, was out of this world. PURT Sports in the spotlight now we see For all of those who would Bring our school her rightful iglory, All the fame they could. In football, track, and basketball, We cheer our Devils on To fight in meet and match again, Till every game is won. Our wrestlers are the champs again, Hockey is the thing, Our sports are quite complete you'll find So come on, take a fling! I... .S '- , . ,f f I V, Q 2 , Vw X ,lf Q V if f K, 168 N! ..,.- Z 5, Firm! Rau' Xxyllillfll, Shults. M. jacuhseii, B. Mnssinan, Ruse. Ellison, cjicltlflllilll. Srroml Ron Domi-Qon, Hart, Toliver, Verser, l5ePew, lilerning, Blount, Kaulimzin, Vfetzcl. Third lion' Mr, -Moseley, Speiser, Stevens, Gahler, Hucsgen. Riley, E. MllS5lll1lIi, Smith, Colt-in.in, Mr. McAi'to,, I'-wilrlli Ron' Halerkalnp, lfrisinger. Klinger, Brethauer, Gillespie, Mcfklcwy, Graham, Phillips, LaTourelte. hfllz Ron' Monahan, Henley, Allen. .Axuhuclwn. lfrzihrn, Beirndiek, Higgins, Siefcrt. Bartley. IDA 'l' li Septeniber 21 October October October 01'I0hPl' Novi-mbe-r November Novo-nilwr VARSITY SCHEDULE SVHOUL Vliellston Vlayion . Ritenonr . U. li. C. Kirkwood VVehster .. St. Vharle-K Normandy 'fl I XI I'lCll 'l'lllC l Fl rtball 66 EVER say die! That was the spirit of the M. R. H. Blue Devils this season. Our boys, handicapped from the start by the loss of veteran players through graduation and entrance into the serv- ice, were in there at every game battling for victory. Hopes were not too high, especially after a loss of the first game to Wellston, but our team rallied at the second game and came through with a score more than double that of the op- ponent Clayton. Followed four really hrutal sessions, after which M. H. ll. rose again victorious. Although our last contest, the Normandy game, also resulted in defeat, the school spirit marches on. With eleven lettermen hack next year, our two capable coaches, Mr. McArtor and Mr. Moseley, will have experienced players to mold into a real team. First Row: Main, -lllCOl1SCl1, McVcy, Snovcr, Huebner, Cooper. Set-mul Row: Gordan, Pitts, Wiley, Radloii, l'liggins, Maddox, Third Row' Hocl. May, Wiuisd, Gicloel, Gablcr, Clark, Mr. lvlclllanahan. Fourth Rout' Barnard, Gibson, Keller, Fccglc, Wcis, Milcr, Schulcr. Fox. Fifth Row: Gay, Seymour. Vv'oli, Claywcll. Gatlncy. Grommet, l'lendcrson WB Football UU can't keep a good team down! With such disadvantages as youth and inexperience against them, our boys came back again and again with true M. R. H. Spirit. All of them are hard workers and show promise for next sea- son. Under the guidance and coaching oi' Mr. McClanahan, they have learned sportsmanship, team work, the finer points of football, and have developed many qualities which go into the make- up oi' a good athlete. The team as a whole displayed smooth ground work, but was defeated through the super ability of the opposing teams to complete passes. Although the season had few highlights, all the players showed pep, ambition, and ability. Back them up and cheer them on, for from their ranks will come our 'future Gridiron Greats! B FOOTBALL SCHEDULE DATE SCHOOL 'FHEY October I I Webster . ,,.. ..,,,, 2 0 October IX Kirkwood ..., ..,, 6 October 23 U. Il, C ..,,.... .. T October 25 Flayton .,,.. ,, M27 November 1 U. B. I' .....,.., , ...... ll November T Normandy ..... ,,.. 4 P 'l'lCNSl-I MOIVIENT ON 'l'Hl'I IZICNUH 71 'g '1 . K -e I Gulf! I U K 'vii i JA' M 4' i k Ur-4 ' Lf' i V 7 , , K .7 i ,J . 1 . N' '4 wif f it AMW ' SOLO HUPY VARSITY SCIIICDULIC 'fp ,'.t,,,j 2. A l fe f lulywdlsiiyyulfaslietllall If MJ I ll.X'l'l'I SVIIHHI, 'I'lll4'Y WIC lPt'l'l'llllN'l' T Ilir-Iiman fl'olnnihial 2222 ll1'l'4'llllN'l' I l Vlaylon , , .,...,,, 130 lm-einher ll Kirlmooil ,H ,- ltr In-4-eiiilw IN Normandy 21 lweeiiiho-i .Ill liilenour 25 .lJlllllIll'j' 4 XY:-llslon A,,,. . 29 .lanllary N Kirkwood , . 111 .lanllary ll XYehsler , .. , , , Zio January IN Norniamly ., ,,, LIN .lJIllllJll'j' 22 SI. Franeis tVVasli.D 215 January 25 Vlaylon , ,, . 213 l Q'l7l'llilI'D I Sl. Vharles . .,.,,, IST l e-hrliary 5 VV:-llslon .. ,,,, ,,..,. I Ill llwlmmry x llielcman 1t'olumbiaJ, 2221 lf'f-hriiary I2 Webster .. , ,, , , lf.-1,1-11-H-y Il Mehlyille , .. J.. HE M. H. H. Varsity llaskethall Team ended a sixteen game schedule hy win- ning nine and losing' seven games. ln addition to the regular schedule, the team entered the Normandy Tourna- ment and the Suh-llegional Tourna- ment. At the Normandy Tournament, they lost their first game to Normandy and the consolation game to Union. At the Sub-Regional the hoys lost to Cleve- land, whose team later won the cham- pionship. After competing' with the local teams, M. H. H. journeyed to t'olumlJia and defeated Hickman High, then to Wash- ington where they won from St. Fran- cis High, and finally, to Mehlyille where another victory finished the season. Coach Moseley says, Highlights were the defeats of Wellston, Wehster, and St. Charles, high ranking teams in the county. lim! Rau' Morton, Siilliyzm. H-llVL'l'liillIIlY, Higgins. -Iaines. Cloleinan. Elh-, .'3tlIlWllfliuy1, Stevens .Nuteml Row C.ooper. l7ecker, Mc.'Klx'ey, Cfroiiiwell. Vvaillli, Hagcinann, Classy. l7ol.m, Keller, 72 ull Basketball w IIE M. ll, ll, B Basketball Team also had an outstanding' record this year. Ot' the original fourteen game schedule, ten games were won and only Your lost. On the tirst night of the B Team Tournament at Wellston, Rite- nour was defeated hy our team, but in the next round, Clayton eliminated us. At the close ot' the B team season, two ol' its players, Tom Ileeter and Boh Phillips, were chosen to play on the Varsity squad in the Sub-Regional Tournament held here. Mr. Larason deserves much credit for the success of this ll team. Also watch the development of the freshman group coached hy Mr. Coy. They're real sports to get here for prac- tice at 7 A. Ml ANY M.-XN'S BALI. B BASKETBALL SCHICDUI I I LX T IC I IPVQ-'IlllJf'l' I reeember Iveeember I It-'VPIIIIJPI' .la nna ry .la nun ry .la nun ry Ja nun ry .Ia nua ry l'l0lJI'll2ll'j February I+'ebruary Febrllary l t'llI'll2l ry SC'l'l00l. Flaylon .. Kirkwood .,,. Norniandy Ritenour VVellston .. . Kirkwood VI'elmsler ,, NtlI'Ill2lIlllj' ,, Clayton ., ., SI. I'harles VVellston Webster Hitenour Ulayton . . l n'.xf Ron' Sans Sonci, lv1cVcy, Iirisinger, Mr. Lgirnson, Siehcrt. Gordon, Het-it-1-, Scuownl lion' tloopci, .'Xrcnsr1n'ycr, Higgins, Young. Hopkins, Phillips, Dillhcy, Vw'olt 'I'IIl X VII Zo ..2s 23 Iii lil IT .mn I -N, 23 'Ill 'dtoi-tl. Ktlltl .,.. ...n I I is 73 fluacli Del OUR-five-six-the record rolls on as M. R. H. once more chalks up a state wrestling championship. Defend- ing their title for the fifth time, the Leafs entered the meet at Ferguson, Missouri, on February 15 and 16, and once again came out on top. M. R. H. secured thirty-eight points to take first place. I-litenour was second with twen- two points, and Kirkwood third with twenty-one points. In order to gain its points. M. H. H. crowned four cham- pions, with tln'ee runners-up in second place. The champions were: Bob Stri- ler, 112 pound classy Don Spitznagle, 120 pound classy Bob McBride, 133 pound classy and .lack Gillespie, heavy- weight class. The seconds were taken hy Art Gann, 1053 pound classg Chuck Austin, 127 pound class, and Jack Mon- ahan, 1415 pound class. These wrestlers went through a twelve- match season with only one defeat, at N0 N74 J if WRESTLI Boh McBride. ,luck Gillespie, Don Spilznaiyglv. Holi Strilvi. the hands of Kirkwood. Taking the first two matches, they dropped the third one, but came hack to finish the rest ol' the season with nine more victories. Quoted hy Coach Del Pizzo as one ol' the most powerful teams M. ll. H. has ever had, they held true to his predictions by taking the State Meet with an all time record of thirty-eight points. When there are more wrestlers to conquer, these Champs will tiiyke them on Y J IVIPIU L .fifv JLU CUOUW, 02 J! 1, -ya. f WRESTLING SCHEDULE I 7A T IC December December January January January January January January February February February 13 18 8 11 15 22 2.-1 29 1 -1 7 PLACIC Normandy Ferguson Kirkwood Webster Ritenour Normandy Webster Kirkwood Ferguson McKinley Ritenour THIC 19 18 19 18 20 14 12 8 0 6 2.9 EIIDII' IxIiI'PINi HIS 'VIXN DOWN STATE MILILT RILSULTS SCHOOL PUIN I H Maplewood Richmond Heights Ritenour Kirkwood Firxt Row: Nottcr, C. Austin, Gillespie, Spitznnglc, McBride, Monubm 1 b LII Lint in u Sammi Row' Strnubingcr, Bollmcicr, Offer, Sirilcr, Crcinnud Crum C1 nn fri y A1 t n Third Roux' Peck, Clement, Gury, Fox, Williziriis, Krncmcr, Tolixcr I'IocI Hon ll Fourth Row' Smith, Stcvcns, Klingcr, Andrews, Babbitt, Edward Tindy WIIIIIIII Fxjli i Row: Mr. DCI Pizzo, Frnbin, Klcnkc. T 5 First Row' Klingcr, Ellis, Ellison, Higgins, Edwards, Sicfcrt. Second Row: Fraliin, Blount, Cromwell, Tolivcr, Kracmcr, Anderson, Rose. Tliird Row: Vcrscr, Trcinain, Horvat, Kelly. Austin. Striler, Renner.Tl1oinsoii. Foiirlli Row' Aldag. Casey, Fleming. Wlizilcii, Gambler, Spatznaglc. I..CLlIZIllgCl', Mussinan, Vvfinn, Mcfklxry, Uallincy. Fifth Row Smith, Sanders. Cancicnnc, Rusk. Coleman, Hart, Vvlilsnn, GliCllilllld, Stevens, Babbitt, Uraliaun. MuVo Senior Track SENIOR TRACK SCHEDULE Marr-li 2829- -M. R. H. Inter-Class Relays, April 6 State Indoor Champion Meet QColum- bial. April ll --Southwest fherel. April 12- Kirkwood therel. April 17 K April 20-24 --V. IS. C. Cherel. I'. City therel. April 26 -Herrin Relays CHerrin, Illinoisl, ten- tative. May 3 --l'. Pity Relays. May X-ll- -District, Meet, CP. S. Stadinmb. May ltd- State Outdoor Champion Meet Cflolum- biaj. SIEFERT TAKES THE HURDLE! 76 PRING is in the air! We're sure be- cause those track boys are out again, over one hundred strong! Built around a nucleus of nine returning lettermen, the Senior Track Squad is practicing in preparation for coming scheduled meets. Some of the outstanding performers from last year are: Bill Morgan, Herb Klinger, Bob Siefert, and Bob Ellis from the senior division, and Ken Green and Bob Ellison from the junior group. Three trips are scheduled for this spring. M. R. H. will go to Columbia twice, for the State Indoor and Outdoor Champion Meets. In addition, the boys will travel to Herrin, Illinois, for the Herrin Relays. The team this year is coached by Mr. Moseley with assistance of Mr. McArtor. With this combina- tion, it looks like another trophy for v F.rxt Row: Ratlcrty. Allen. Auhuchon, Phillips, Dcardortl, Williziiiis, Grcen. Stroud Row: Gibson. Sullivan, DcPcw, Seymour. Milcr. Dodson. Hill. Keller. Third Row: Clark, Pruitt. Gzitlncy, Ploussarcl, Kaufman, Gay, Bartley. Morton. Kocchling. Fourth Row: D. Fox, Strilcr. Claywell. Maddox, Peterson. Hohlstcin, Brcitcnhuccher, Ivlain, Wlcis, Pitts. Henderson Fifth Row' Barnzird. McVey. Gill. B. Fox. Graham, Hocl. Prince. Spooner. Dilthcy. Jacobs. Gunn. Hcchncr. Britt. Junior Track HE Junior Track Team is also prepar- ing for a busy season. You've, no doubt, watched them swarming out to practice with all the pent up pep left over from the winter! This group is made up of boys whose age is sixteen years and six months, or under. They meet the same teams as the senior track, and have the same coaches. The only difference is that they will not, as a whole, participate in the two meets at Columbia, or in the Herrin Relays. However, with good performance this year on the junior team, the younger boys can look for- ward to varsity next year. Sitting on the bleachers these warm spring days, and watching them work- out are the favorite pastimes here at M. R. H. They like your cheers, but no jeers, please! JUNIOR March 28-29 April ll April I2 April I7-IS .Xpril 23-2-1 May 3 May S-ll TRACK SCHEDULE M. R. H. Inter-Class Relays. Southwest thereb. Kirkwood tthereb, ll. City fhereb. C. ll. C. thereb. ---Il. City Relays. f-Distric-t Meet QP. S. Stadiuml. w X K -Q. IL.. AFBUCHON IN ACTION! Girls' Hockey NTHUSIASTIC hockey teams got off to a good start this fall. The first games were played at Wash- ington University with all four classes participating. Later in the season, the senior team won games with its great- est rivals, Webster and Kirkwood. To celebrate these victories in the grand manner, a party was planned and car- ried out. Other class teams came through the season with success enough to assure better performances next year. '-MAF' IN ACTION Sponsor ........................... ................ M rs. Boehm Fall days found members of the varsity Varsity Captain ................................. Mildred Gracey team on the Held living up to the stand- ards by which they were chosen even CLASS CAPTAINS i though nature was against them in Freshmen ........ ......, , liziiigligglgjvlrk bringing cold weather. and darkness Sophomore ......... ........................................ G loria Lang early' when the Sltuatlon became too Junior .............. ........... B illie Steward bad, the gills reluctantly Put 9-Way their Senior ................................ ........................ M arion Feegle sticks for another year. Firxz Rout Feegle, Gracey, Robinson, Miss Emerson, B. Ernst, Boulwarc, Harrison. Second Row: Roer, Howald, Townsend, Lloyd, Mrs. Boehm, Cavanaugh, English, Cole, Stewart. Third Row: Steward, Gray, Leighton, Hamlin, Wiiodrufl, Miller, Myrick, Schulz, Miner, L. Shaw. Straubingcr. Fourth Row: Griehel, Funk, Moon, Dolan, Lang, Gault, Cisserly, Smith, S. Shaw, Withiiigtcin. Fifth Row: Stellhorn, Kuester, Buchroeder, Bellows, Anderson, Kendall, Andrews, Jamison, Krusen, Brown, Williziins Sixth Row: Chorney, Owens, Winscott, Marak, Murphy, Furla, Lukens, Hutchison. Nolan, Field, Squire Haferkamp. Seventh Row: Millaway, Fleming, Meier, Johns. 1-f-.rl Il wi, all ul be -A iii Milf J.: Q 78 Girls' Basketball HE Girls' Basketball Teams of M. R. Il. could boast with pride this year. Much jubilation was due to the fact that all four class teams-freshman, sopho- more, junior, and senior - won their tirst game at the exciting play day held at University City. This triumph must have served as an incentive for the teams, since the season was packed with victories. Everyone agrees that this year's teams have done the best playing that has been seen in years. 1We wouldn't want to appear conceited IJ As for the varsity team, they never had to worry about losing a game with those lucky shot girls, Nadine Brennecke and Betty Ernst, making so many baskets, and Viola English and Jane Lloyd guarding the opponents. Fxrx! R tvit' 3 H, Lloyd, Boulwairc. S'l'1lIC'l't'HlNG FUR A POINT! Sponsor ............,............................. .......... M rs. Boehm Varsity Team Captain .................,......... Jane Lloyd CLASS CAPTAINS Freshman Team 1 ...... ....... S hirley Edmonds Freshman Team 2 ...... ....... G inny Andrews Sophomore Team ....... .......... M ary Buchroeder Junior Team ............ ................. R uth Miller Senior Team ........ ......... H ortense Lloyd Second Row: Howgild, Hauiiliu, Lloyd, Graiccy. Vsfhitchill, B. Ernst, Brcnncckc, English. Third Row: Stctzkalnp, Smith, Phiropoulos. Cole, Miss Emerson, Mrs, Boehm, Miller, Stewart, Shaw, Schulz. Fourth Kon' Chorney, Mouldcr, Edmonds, Peterson, Lang, Buchrocder, Bellows, Moon, Anderson, Paliner. Fifth litllt' Hlltrliison, Al. Ernst, l'loward, Andrews, lvlarak, Squires, Xxlllllllllli Griclwcl, Foust, Daves, 79 af ai 'iff X 3... First Row: Hutchison. Garrett, Miss Herman, Schulc. V. Andrews. Second Row: Vvhilfnicier, Hohlstcin, Clement, D. Andrews. Couch. Cheer Leaders 66 Sponsor ......... ........... M iss Herman BLUE and White, Fight! Fight! OFFICERS NVho fight? We fight, Blue and White, , , Fight! Fight! Hear that roar coming President .........,............................................ Dick Andrews from the M. R. H. Gym? That's our Secretary-Treasurer ........ .......... J ane Kelly student body giving out with a yell fand we do mean yellj. At every home game, the Cheer Leaders are in their places in front of the bleachers leading the crowd in first-class yells to bolster school spir- it. Dressed in dark slacks and white sweaters, the pep squad makes a strik- ing picture when assembled to give a big cheer. Under the able leadership of these Peppers, the joint really rocks with solid renditions of the old favor- ites, Yea Team, Alekazee, and Boom Chicka Boom. There's a great future ahead for M. H. H., for, with this group to cheer us on, FIGHT! FIGHT! FIGHT! we can't go wrong. 80 Anything Continues to Happen T' xx 'ride and Prejudice Good Scouts Bill and Buddy tation trouble? Fifth Grade Beauty Drop SOI'I'16tllll1g'? On the wall Take it away Miss America The Gang s all here Chummy ,little Boy Blue Shy Three men on a bike! Water-logged Smilin' through Adorable 81 I LEI URE A thrill not soon forgotten, That ever expectant air, Breathtakingly lovely flowers, A shining mass of hair. That most important Prom date, Gay laughs at the Record Hop, Ye hero at the Backward Dance, Memories never stop. Within our hearts these memories live Pleasures to recall, Joys we knew at M. R. H., Though they be great or small. ii E2 The Football Dance THE first big social event of our year sponsored by the Football Team was held in the Gym on February 9, 1946. The old Gym was hardly recognizable with its gay trimmings. The traditional blue and white used for the streamers which fashioned a ceiling and draped sides of the dance enclosure were also carried out in the elaborate throne designed by Bill Couch. Considerable skill went into the making of this throne shaped like a large half football surrounded by white clouds, and decorated on either side with bewitch- ing blue devils. At a given signal, Brad Stevens stepped to the microphone and announced the pro- cession. First to be summoned were Rich- ard Henley, retiring captain of the Foot- ball Team, and Richard Haferkamp, cap- tain elect for next year. They took their positions at either side of the throne to the stirring music of On Blue Devils. Then the music changed to the lovely Sophisti- cated Lady, and Brad announced the re- tiring queen, Miss Carol Ellison, who took her place on the throne to receive the court. Special maids who joined the spot- light parade were: Freshman Maid, Miss Mary Ann Flemingg Sophomore Maid, Miss Betty Toliverg Junior Maid, Miss De- lores McNabb, and Senior Maid, Miss Doris Schaeffer. Little Jimmy Martin, the crownbearer, and the two flower girls, Carol Ann and Mary Ruth McClanahan, preceded the new queen who was heralded with special fanfare. Her majesty, Miss Jane Kelly, then approached the throne and received from the retiring queen, the crown, symbol of her enviable position. So ended the colorful pageantry which was an exciting prelude to a gay, unforgettable evening! Dcl McNabb. Rich Haferkamp, Mary Ruth McClanahan, Mary Ann Fleming, jimmy Martin. jam' Kelly. Carol Ellison, Betty Tolivcr, Rich Henley. Doris Schaeffer. Carol Ann Mcclanahan. ma Jane Football Uueen Junior-Senior Prom A COLORFUL flower garden, echoing with strains of sweet music . . . with sparkling stars suspended from a blue ceiling.. . this, we heard, will be the setting of the J unior-Senior Prom this year. But, since the Maple Leaves 'goes to press before April 27, 1946, we'll have to dream a little, pretending that we know Al Judd's Or- chestra rose to a magnificent fanfare as the Coronation ceremony began. Bud Babbitt, Junior Class President, an- nounced the twelve ribbon-bearers, the Misses Gerry Bader, Marilyn Burger, Margie Garrett, Betty Gibbs, Shirley Gray, Betty Lee Hess, Jeanne Hencken, Gloria Lang, Ruth Miller, Billie Steward, Dorothy Twombly, and susan Whitehill, who preceded the retiring queen, Miss Joan Steward. She then received the six Junior Maids, the Misses Dorothy Chor- ney, Audrey Crosby, Jane Kiely, Harriet Moore, Dotty Schute, and Betty Toliver. These in turn made way for the two spe- cial maids, Miss Jane Kelly and Miss Claire Kiely, A hush fell over the dance floor as the little crownbearer and the two tiny flower girls preceded the attractive, gracious Betty Carney as she ascended the throne to reign as Queen of the 1946 Jun- ior-Senior Prom. . . . Long after this copy of the Maple Leaves has been examined, autographed, and tucked away on a shelf, you'll agree that we can't go wrong in saying that the night of April 27 was a sparkling memory. First Row: Jane Kelly, Betty Carney, Claire Kiely. Second Row: Harriet Moore, Dorothy Chorney, Betty Toliver, Dorothy Schute, Audrey Crosby, jane Kiely, my Elly Carney , ' Junior-Senior Prom Uueen My Mrginia .fduafin The Annual Uueen Senior Dance MAYTIME . . . Springtime . . . Apple blos- soms . . . soft music . . . Sounds like some- thing from a dream, doesn't it? At any rate, this will be what we will remem- ber about May 18, when the old Gym, dis- guised under an array of apple blossoms, will be the setting of our Senior Dance. Since the Maple Leaves goes to press be- fore the event actually takes place, we'1l just fashion a preview of thoughts, such as: Dick Andrews, Senior Class President, announcing Miss Carol Ellison, retiring queen, who summons to her court the spe- cial attendants, the Misses Joyce Laurit- son, Earlene Johnson, Sue Hamlin, and Betty Carney. Following them, the two Maids of Honor, Miss Claire Kiely and Miss Jane Kelly. Just as the fanfare from the orchestra climbs to the heights, Miss Virginia Austin, a tiny bit of sweet love- liness, ascends the throne and is made queen of the Senior dance. Then, before the Stardust can vanish before our eyes, escorts come to claim the lovely ladies of the court, and the evening's dancing be- gins. Such music Al J udd's Orchestra pro- duced! Such an evening in May! Ah-h-h. First Row: 5 Jane Kelly Virginia Austin Claire Kiely Second Row: Earlene Johnson Sue Hamlin Betty Carney Joyce Lauritson Cul The Backward Dance ,Af .A xjJ r L' 1 , lx , .1 ,AJ NITE in the cards that March 30 will make Backward Dance History. For, what could be a better theme for this G. A. A. sponsored man-grab than huge playing cards, and red and black streamers deco- rating the M. R. H. Gym? As in the past, 8 1230 will End the Backward Dance couples filling up the dance floor, the fellows wearing corsages bought or made by the girls. Now, wait a minute, when we say corsages, we don't mean the usual flowers and stuff. Oh, no! These corsages are made up of lifesavcrs, chew- ing gum, cigarettes, gum drops, vegeta- bles, and all such tempting ingredients which will probably dwindle as the danc- ing progresses. The highlight of the evening comes when Jane Lloyd, G. A. A. president, begins the coronation ceremony. From the orchestra, a high note blares as the Freshman Jack, Rich Adams, appears, followed by Sopho- more Jack, Bud Aubuchon, Junior Jack, Bob Wolff, and Senior Jack, Dick An- drews. Another blast of the fanfare, and before us stands a confused, but grinning Bill Couch, who is crowned King! Laughter subsides, and couples resume their dancing to the music of Emit Schus- ter's Orchestra. Time went so fast you knew it couldn't last, but wasn't it fun! Richard Adams, Bob Wmnltf, Everett Aubuchon, Dick Andrews. Spot Shot Views Q 'E va 1- V , Y A '39- C 'l 1, ,filmtv Jn! 'Wx .. Same old faces Free entertainment Jo girl Tliat's our boy Just us three Beach beauty Scenery Out of the family albums Jaitin' Kid stuff Cavemen Glamour pose Sun togs Remember me' 91 Un tlu- Record ws- so You cz1n't get our goat Carr0l's Gang' Bye Baby Hunting ' My man livwylmocly tries to get in the act Don Juan Sleepwalkel' Honmnce IJ?llSY-D2llSj I,2lSllllllJf Clzllmlors Spring honnets Stairsteps Going my way? 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Sears-Roebuck and Co. ................. . Seliga's Shoe Store .............................. Sincoff Specialty Shop ........... ..... Stark Bros. Nurseries ........... Stecher's Market .................. ..... Steiner's Clothing ......... Stertzing Floral Co ............. ..... Sunnen Products ............. ..... Sutton Bakery ........................ ..... Toastmaster Bread ............ ..... Toll House ............................ ..... Town Grill ................................. ..... V-K Bus Lines ............................. ..... Vrooms Service Station .................. Warring Furniture ................. Watson Printing Co. .............. .... . Watzig Service Station .................. Wehmueller Jewelry ........................ Wood's Ice Cream Shop .................. Woolworth's Esquire Store ......... Woolworth's Maplewood Store Wyatt's Pharmacy .................,.......... Zorensky Bros. ....................................... . 93 Harter Market 7640 HARTER AVE. , HI. 6727 and WE.'3744 WE DELIVER Kay's Women's Wear 7327 Manchester Coats - - Dresses Popular Prices Ozark Trail Garage 7026 Manchester Road PHone I-Illand 7474 Wm. B. lttner, Inc. ARCHITECTS FOR MAPLEWOOD HIGH SCHOOL THE PARKMOOR All Cream Ice Cream Delicious Sandwiches DOROTHY LORE BEAUTY SHOP 1305 BIG BEND Richmond Heights, Mo. HI. 9180 We Specialize in Hair Tinting Compliments of MARTYN'S THE SHOP FOR WOMEN 7353 MANCHESTER Flowers for All Occasions Cosmos Floral Shop WARD HARKINS, Prop. Phone: HIland 3926 2900 BIG BEND Maplewood, Mo. rv M F. W. Wfoolworth Co. FINERXGEZTORE fir srunrma nouns a'..zf,4......m.s,1...f........f 7368 MANCHESTER AVE. COMPLIMENTS OF IILIVE ST. Ossenfort Service EIT ll ANCHOR LAUNDRY Drive In Branch 7534 Manchester S AV E 2 0 Z, 95 '4- AINT ENATT C N O F TIIE RICAN SYSTELNI OF A B 1 E l 1114116 EIQTE RPIQI SE I N BUSINESS TS TIIE BEST SEC U121 TXT F O11 CIONTIN - R14 SS OP OUR Ls 14 D PIQOG N 'VTIONT AND 'LIU4 C RP AT 14 '-vl ASSIJ R AN C lf Ol N T I N111 1 I3 OPl'OIi'lU'hTTX 1401! AXIPIQIC AN X OL DH g 1I .,a'- Y Q 1 1 1 1 A Ab P 1' 1 1 1 1 1 ,, I 5 ' A A I A -. W1 . . . 1 1 1 1 TI Y- Ah h 5, I Q A ,1 4, 1 -v f , A A Y A , f 1 1 , f Y v, F A A 1 L , , , ,Ev ,. .. .. .wk A N ,- l-L'? ' Lg:-Qv ' ff - .v4'- V .- ' .5-rpg,- . -1rff-- - - A 96 Roofing - Siding - Insulation Mehaffy-Burmeister A11 Bids Made by Experienced Applicators-No Obligation 7910 CAROLINE Maplewood, Mo. STerling 5401 Shop and Save at CARPS DEPARTMENT STORE 7355 Manchester Open Evenings Free Parking In Rear STerling 1686 ATLAS CREDIT JEWELRY Diamonds - Watches - jewelry 7361 MANCHESTER Maplewood, Mo. BRODY'S 7167 Manchester The Unusual Store-In the Loop Gifts - Lamps - Pictures - Dishes Big Bend Cleaning 8: Tailoring Shop Your Appearance Is My Business Phone: Hlland 0718 2121 Big Bend Blvd. ,3!xx,P, COMPLIMENTS OF ALCO VALVE COMPANY 865 KINGSLAND AVENUE UNIVERSITY CITY 97 . -. Q s - it lllmf . - no Xf ' 'f--' W - -- - .1:, X early birds find YZJ, 7 good pickin's ,at- 721' .... SAK? . . ,,.. .14. .W 7 My Z, wr? ta W Q A.,.1 ., H V 2,1i2E2a:1.iPz ' 4 Q52 5 -:4:- at -.4 -. ,, - .4-. - '2 5 it Open Mon., Fri., Sat. til 9 P.M. THE STIIIDFJNT SHOP Catering to the young fellows is duck soup to us . . . 'cause we know what they want in Suits, Sport Jackets, Slacks 'n stuff. That's why M-R-H guys appeal to the fair sex: it's their clothes, Sonli MENS WEAR 7319 MANCHESTER Lindenwood College Founded 1827 St. Charles, Missouri We invite the interest of the young women graduates of Maplewood- Richmond Heights High School in the history of Lindenwood. HARRY MOREHOUSE GAGE, President COMPLIMENTS OF Don Gottlob Service Station RICHMOND HEIGHTS, MO. For Lunches, Dinners, Parties Guttering Air Conditioning SERVE Spouting Stokers-Oil Bumers Gray Bonnet Potato Chips and Ma lewood Sheet Popcorn P I Metal and Furnace Co. Gray Bonnet Products 2531 BIG BEND HI. 9238 CO. R. NEISE 8333 MANCHESTER ROAD Res.: HI. 3389 Maplewood, Mo. HI. 9349 Gertrude Kidwell GERTRUDE'S BEAUTY SHOP Permanents a Specialty 7370a MANCHESTER AVE. Maplewood, Mo. STARK BROS. NURSERIES 1505 BIG BEND BLVD. RICHMOND HEIGHTS, Mo. HI. 7878 Harper's Pharmacy 2818 SUTTON Opposite Maplewood Loop Hlland 0270 Free Delivery You are always welcome at THE MAPLE BARBER SHOP R. E. NICHOLS, 7324 Manchester Ave., Proprietor Maplewood, Mo. THE HAT MART MILLINERY 7338 Manchester Avenue Saratoga Recreation Parlors C. R. Stein, Prop. Bowling Pocket Billiards Headquarters for Gage Smart Hats PURSES GLOVES 2725 SUTTON HI 9633 OSBORNE FLORIST RAY'S FACTORY OUTLET esao CLAYTON RD. SHOE STORE ST' LOUIS, MO. Known Brands for the Entire Family Hlland 5400 7318 MANCHESTER ST. 4218 Quality for Over Quarter of a Century for all seasons Warring Furniture CARDS-GIFTS-WRAPPINGS VISIT CASH OR CREDIT 7422 MANCHESTER WOOLWORTITS ESQUIRE STORE 6724 CLAYTON RD. ST. 0070 W TM, Wifi V-K B LI. E wish to congratulate the FACULTY AND STUDENT BODY of MAPLEWOOD-RICHMOND HEIGHTS HIGH SCHOOL for their splendid cooperation the past season. Success to all of M-R-H. V-K BUS LINES 159 Laredo Ave. PL. 9530 Charter bus service rendered locally and to all points in Missouri and Illinois. 100 N S HOLEKAMP , BEST WISHES Lumber Company , . City Of ' H ' ht 7460 MANCHESTER BLVD. Richmond elg S MAPLEWOOD, MO. ' B. W. LaTOURETTE MAYOR 1 ZORENSKY BROS. FQ W. KEENE 7316 MANCHESTER AVE. COUNCU-MAN LESTER WATSON WEHMUELLER JEWELRY COUNCILMAN DIAMONDS . . . WATCHES FRANK D' DeBOLT OREETINC. CARDS COUNCILMAN Hlland 9622 7342 MANCHESTER GLOBE SHOE REBUILDERSH ac IT , 7283 MANCHESTER 2620 NORTH 14TH ST. Phone-STerling 4121 Cash or C dt EARL A. SANDER T0 JEWELER 7312 MANCHESTER AVE. ST. LOUIS 1173, MO. Diamonds . . Watches . . Costume jewelry PLAY Oswald's Jewelry 81 Gift Shop The Store of Courteous Service 2721 Sutton Avenue HI. 3058 101 FROESEL-TELLE TIRE CO. U. S. Tires Tubes sATrER1Es RECAPPING vULcAN1z1NG UscAP sYsTEM src BEND . DALE Hlland 8734 RICHMOND HEIGHTS, MO. ED. LUBELEY EMIL WEINBRECHT SUTTON BAKERY Whipped Cream Cakes Our Specialty WEDDING - BIRTHDAY - PARTY CAKES HI. 6204 2716 SUTTON BLVD. I-IIland 2340 WEbster 5987 PURVEYORS TO THE Hi-Pointe Cleaning Co. BETTER Eoon SERVERS FRED v. TURNER Since 1874 25 Y... J. F. Conrad Grocer Co. 2814 Big Bend Blvd. LIBSON SHOP Jacks0n's Plate Lunch Lingerie, Hose and Sport Wear 2737 SUTTON AVENUE 7370 MANCHESTER Hr. 9614 Maplewood, Missouri 102 Kelvinator Chrysler Air-Temp Refrigerators Air-Conditioning and Appliances and Heating MAPLEWOOD REFRIGERATION CO. 7423 MANCHESTER AVE. Hlland 6633 Freezer Cabinet-Any Size for Any Space Your Bible or favorite book may be rebound at a reasonable cost by the BANNER BOOK BINDING CO. 2206 Pine St., St. Louis 3, Mo. CEntral 9204 Come in and see the styles of binding RUBICAM SCHOOL Lombardo Fruit Offm Thorough preparation for Secreta- and Prodllce CO. rial, Stenographic, and Accounting positions. 904 N' BROADWAY Finishing courses for those who have had previous training in Com- mercial subjects. Summer Classes in Shorthand and COMPLIMENTS OF Typewfifing- W ilgiement Service open to gradu- CO, Write or telephone for a catalog 920 s. TAYLOR AVENUE Rubicam 5011001 FR. 1282 4933 DELMAR BLVD. FOrest 3900 3473 S. GRAND BLVD. LAclede 0440 Hoffman Paint, Glass and Wallpaper Co. Hi. ozso 7314 MANCHESTER AVENUE MORRIS PAINT AND VARNISH CO. PAINTS - VARNISHES - LACQUERS - WALLPAPER MAPLEWOOD BRANCH - - - 7278 MANCHESTER RD. 103 City of Maplewood FRANK L. MARTINI Mayor RALPH T. KALB UDELL THOMPSON ALFRED W. WATTERS Councilman Councilman Councilman Compliments of Your Compliments of IGA FOOD STORES Cardinal Linen Supply The Home of Everyday 7833 GROVE AVE. Low Pricesn RE. 6624 Gus Warneke LAUX BAKFRY if 'P+ fS4-fl J , ,f 1 PIES - - - CAKES - - - BREAIQ' Pastries of A11 Kinds Baked Daily Walter Lsux 2523 BIG BEND HI. 9307 I COMPLIMENTS OF SEARS, ROEBUCK AND COMPANY 741 2 Manchester Maplewood Missouri Q , . K ,Jef X' Z f Q! NJf.f df! It Pays to Look Well PALACE BARBER SHOP JACK BOOKER, Proprietor 2719 SUTTON AVENUE Not Large, But Active SCHENK Furniture Company 7150 Manchester St. Louis, Mo. Franchised Bottler: PEPSI-COLA BOTTLERS of St. Louis, Mo. , 1, 104 0I Q Ugwqfffjygi' C tnut OOQO QQ!! -S If QI! J SPECIAL ORDER WORK IVIOIXITI JEWELRY CCD III' 3, N 3SIg?QhooQ Rings ..... Pins ..... xggdalsn IIIIW JIQI III 529 ARCADE BUILDING ST. LOUIS, MO W5 E. jfs MAPLEWOOD PHARMACY THE REXALL STORE Expert Prescription Service 7300 MANCHESTER Fast Delivery GOLDE'S DEPARTMENT STORE THE LARGEST AND MOST COMPLETE STORE IN THE COUNTY WE GIVE EAGLE STAMPS 7313-15-17 MANCHESTER AVE. HI. 3660 ' W WATZIG Service Station Complete Lubrication COMPLIMENTS OF SINCOFF SPECIALTY SHOP 7302 Manchester Smart Apparel for Junior Miss and Matron Tire Service LADD BROS. SERVICE Batteries STATION 7201 MANCHESTER Hlland 9330 2030 BIG BEND HI' 9122 ND H. KLOTH Groceries 2914 Bartold Maplewood, Mo. MARKET HI. 9572 1133 BELLEVUE Gus Mantey Casen Drug Store 7336 MANCHESTER E. C. SCHEIDT HARDWARE CO. HARDWAREIX:-: PAINTS :-. cLAss 7320-22 MANCHESTER HIland 9521 Henry Stecher's Select Foods FANCY cnoclzauzs, MEATS AND vEcE1'ABuas 2807 BIG BEND ROAD MAPLEWOOD, MO. Wu? - ' If MM Don Roland Portraits M10 W - D f V '15 MW ?-iwfkiw A 7 44494 K- 4--do ' ' ' Easy to look at Beautiful to see . . . Wk ' QVULVMQ- a'AL-? 'HM 'Q ,9 33 iii? Mfywfwwcffhmwlgz -09214 'MWK W 45157 f WW 1111 gk Q 'Qu :5:1::12:,2:12?3O QF fwfilfifl .Louis 1, Mo. A land H. 1-1011, Manager EX 1571151 Lp 1 1 55252159 AIR-CONDITIONED L. C. JR. Town Grill ' Enwnm AND ETHE1. NOLTKAMPER Flgor Cgntractgr Dinners - Plate Lunches . Sandwiches Phone HI- 9337 7463 HARTER AVE. 7404 MANCHESTER Maplewood, Mo. 'HI. 8918 . C or ST. 6909 RECORDS, RADIOS, SHEET-MUSIC, ACCESSORIES CLAYTON MUSIC SHOPPE 6711 CLAYTON ROAD PA. voos ANCHOR F1zNcEs ' ' A11 Types for All Purposes Sales and Erecting ' Anchor Post Fence Company 317 N. 11TH STREET s'r. Louis ,L rp' , WIP 61 90 uf . dqddd-34 XXX Ervin Vind ' F D PHO UCTSHI ,i K, JU' W My ' cr' 41 of L M 4300 GERALDINE AVENUE ST. LOUIS, MO. 108 . ,JT.fT,,,, fwxffvw ALJ do 5e9o.91,j WNWW 1225 af-16 QUALITY DAIRY COMPANY HXQM CV! flaw' wmwwf nfZ4i6NONE BETTER PRODUCTS iw' Qfyxs Q ' Og wZZa5,,,,J TTJQLWTWW few MM-?z:,a 4630 W. F LORISSANT GO. 6000 'W Y' .M Q 759 . gy' QW X f'N ' Mxy , R ,R I '11 -4. se 5' COMPLIMENTS OF 05220 ' 'YA ' 26th YEAR H E. M'll f' 7323 Mancheste arry 1 away South Side Sto Big Bend Plumbers f:.S+'??5G 6221 Gravois A PARKMOOR 2602 BIC BEND Cleaners and Dyers Cleaning S ice That Pleas i STel ling 122: rj ' SQ E My af, ST. 331221 BIG BEND BLVD. ia. JMAM M 5 x Q Y: WMM TRY Sl 3 QQ? TOASTMASTERFL 4 ., Vg sk, ' R R g 3 BREAD xi FN FINER FLAVOR X sv Y STAYS FRESH LONGER ga Q Book HMM faavQQD110'Slfilv! ' tw , QW Where Friends Meet to Dine THE TOLL HOUSE 1210 MANCHESTER Compliments of WOOD'S ICE CREAM SHOP 2115 BIG BEND HI. 1520 HARPER'S SMART SHOP Smart Fashions for Smart Women 7369 MANCHESTER ST. 6544 VROOMS SERVICE STATION 2100 Big Bend at Williams HI. 9486 Mr. and Mrs. Joe Carr. Prop. Hlland 0209 STERTZING FLORAL CO., Inc. Member of F. T. D-Telegraph Florists 7268 MANCHESTER St. Louis, Mo. Stertzing Building HI. 1707 One-Day Service on Hats Royal Hat and Cleaning Co. Pressing - Repairing - Altering 1319 BIG BEND Richmond Heights, Mo. COMPLIMENTS OF JAMES 0. HOLTON 7305 MANCHESTER AVENUE MAPLEWOOD, MO. For trouble-free duplicating machines, call A. N. RECHTIEN 804 PINE STREET , MA. 0214 Sales Agent for Standard Fluid Process Duplicators- The Original Spirit Machine A WIITSUN PRINTING CUMPIINY HI land 4337 Compliments of SchiI'fner's Service Station CIiff's Brake Service Manchester and Laclede GEORGE LINZA Watch - Clock - jewelry Repairing Res. Phone - REpublic 4063 7242 MANCHESTER Maplewood, Mo. WYATT'S PHARMACY Pr eser iprions our Specialty 1301 S. Big Bend at Harter Phone Hlland 6009 Secret Sidelights N52 Cheer up! On the flying trapeze Muscle man Move over Lu Hoi-l's harem Stag line High on a windy hill Camping trip Madame Pompadour Improved with age Maide11's mirage Fun Hear View Wood chopper Curly locks Toughies Boids in a gilded cage Sardines? 112 Candid Snaps W 'mm K XW- ,LY x rw Topsy-turvy Dancing' chorus Our Editors rtistry in choose czlko Sponsors Guppie Rooru' to go Wholegomt C2ll'0flll, there All frizzed up Who's carrying' what? Fill 'er up Look at the birdie Over the top Innocents Out of gas? Bathing' beauties The Flcmings 113 PM! ' 7065 9A,V.1,f,g Zwwwawv- Of ,, 'T BX 06 - Mx' -41 E 7,11 WM A j A W b ., 0' ' FYR X V' jd an - kt1- 7 , The staff of the 1946 Maple Leaves ' n 'T X bf wishes to thank the following Qeople - 'N Q' U X who have aided so much in the pro- . XX9 N A h X duction of this book: e , ,, Ulf A . EX ' ' 4 E , fs h .MP I A ' Harry J. Swai J yi' M 01' X C t al Eng i g Company -xl , n q , W ' Earl R. Britt, Jr. 'Q . 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