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

Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1947 volume:

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'X J ' , , : ': F , ' ,- 215 , ff' -f X 1 ' K -1 H , E ji '. 13,-f1.v , nfif . il A I i' A , Iv K, fliiya 'kr H41 P '5 Eff ,v 1 1 5 J K, U 1 me 194 7 Walad ecwed PRESENTED BY THE STUDENTS OF MAPLEWOOD-RICHMOND HEIGHTS HIGH SCHOOL MAPLEWOOD, MISSOURI ,001-'Q' L k V V, , ., 5, 3.11, 'Www H vi N' gm M V , Rf 'F L' A fiffzzy 1, Q , ,K f f We A KWZLZN ' ' if M f, if '61, Y . ' T 'rg 'L W, -W . , Z I , 1 S W 5, 1 -,L A A141 'Defi if - ' I LJ 5 ' I- , ...I ' Q, - A 1'1 1 f . 1 I .1 , ,-1' ' F' ' iff'-fw IL J, I ,, '-- W X , .-fn! ,,f Q . Ilya, 'I I' A 0 2, 6l55lIfLg 6Ll 6l 8 af pls, xA X f' , - . ' -Juv K h ', I j' ff if . I 7' it . Qc E-gk: 1'vxg.'N'1LB -3 K f , ' Ygd xufnv cn? l f,.,x ZX-nomo YNY'-5 SWK N, diy ljjf, , I VJ - x t .1 W 'DI .42 iv 3' if I R1 N1 It w in -mmm r-Jvc X fi PRESENTED -ff'3r'HfEX' iff vx E x i 5 ' iam fhwiwf '- E? T ff ar if Co-Editors Senior Section . . . Betty Hvss 1 Ted Fritsc-h p . - . Sue YVhit0hill '.' K Beryl Shirk June-t n!ll'llIll'4l k Literary . Ann Dnliois Julia Phipps Shirley Grzly X X ., l'nder-Grzui . Mzirzlbvili Owens . ' 'off 1 I Features . Jo Anne Cousin , Josophine Reed ' Art . Ilvtty Myrif-Ii il Pictures . . Edith Stz1t?er Photography . John lflminons Advertisilig . . . lion Ileinniivk I J I-Iurolcl Arvlisim-'yor Hurry Sinks-1' Circulation . . Lois Hough Shirley Gzirlivr Business Nfllllilgfil' . . Bob Higgins ..rv- O .X4 i Jour- ang IIHII' will frflfl mor: lrlmfls To llla' Ilfllljf ul flu' fhllllllln if E ircud RING ONE: The Pl'9IIHIIlI21I'y fUnde1'-Gradsb RING TWO: The Main Event QSeni0l'sJ RING THREE: The Sideshows QClubs and Sportsb RING FOUR: Confetti and Gottol fSocialj Performex s 1 Candy Laci! e mifk egll .fglalarecia fion For her tireless efforts on behalf of the school, for her wholehearted cooperation and support of our activities, for her unusual understanding and keen perception of our problems, for the inspiration she has been, for her complete sincerity and devotion to both faculty and students, for all the many qualities which words alone can never express, we most proudly, and yet with a sense of humility, dedicate the Maple Leaves of 1947 to Miss Lucille Smith. OUR GUIDING LIGHT ingmaaferzi A Maplewood-Richmond Heights High School has again maintained the fine standards of its worthy educational program. The capable leadership of Mr. Adams, our superintend- ent, Mr. Vossbrink, our assistant superin- tendent, Mr. Martin, our principal, Mr. Del Pizzo, our assistant principal, and the con- scientious members of the school board have made high achievements possible. Through their sympathetic counsel, their cooperation, and their enthusiam, the oppor- tunities for extra-curricular activities have A been extended and enriched. At the same time the high educational standards, an inherent tradition of M.R.H., have been maintained, and the best interests and de- sires of the student body kept uppermost in their thoughts always. These are the ones, whose tireless and faith- ful endeavors, whose scholarship and broad i range of interests have the high esteem and l respect of every M.R.H. student. May we congratulate them for a commendable job. X K MR. R. LEE MARTIN Principal MR. FERDINAND DEL PIZZO Assistant Principal MR. E. R. ADAMS Superintendent MR. GEORGE VOSSBRINK Assistant Superintendent 1 oarc! of glolucafion s H. T. KEM PER President A. G. HEIDEMAN Vice-president MRS. ETHEL K. BLOOD Secretary G. L. DOERBAUM Treasurer H. E. GRACEY Member G. A. FREEMAN Member . Lev Martin Prinvi pal I vrrlinantl Del Pizzo lssistant Principal Spanish Gail La Voiv Lillian Elgassvr Velma Pollard Ollicsl Staff Inra Sharp Librarian Xnna Mae Nnllnvr English Howard Davis Coral J. llubry English llvrnit-e llanlas Helen M. llnelnn lfhysival lflmlnc-ation Herbert U. Fnnlw Fred G. Larason Scieitvv Della Nivklvs Soc ial Studies. Latin 'Vlartha Iiarklvy Sovial Studies Malwl M. Roilnse-villv 1lIZlIll0lIliitll'S. Counseling Dwight L. Roberts Svieiice. Counseling I orvst Whitworth Urval Craig Pram-tival Arts Lucille Clark Elsa Brase Connnercial aroltl A. Nethvrton Mat,hen1at,ic's and Scim-nice 31,2 .lm-iiiiivlvxw Ile-rinani I lm'ill:i llnvis Svie-iivv linberl Millvi' llzirry I is4'lwl' xV2ll'I'Pll Foy Sm-izil Slnmlivs l'l:in1lv Mililwlsen l i'e4l N. Moseley .l. 'l'. lx1f'Al'l0l' l'hysir':1l lflmliivzilimi l'l1lI'Q'lll'l' livsl Nlniilgniiivry Johnson Mnsiv lmrolliy liin'lwluniviei' lla-lvn U. Hamlin Srwiul Stnclivs. lingflish Nl I K li ICLSICN NIC JSICLICY N11-.Xll'l't ll! GLUE? .lorgine Hansen lileanm' Leek Music- lframk Cozezin ll2iIll9Ill3IlL'S Punl Cunninghmn 1l1llhPIll2lIlCS, English l'll2il'lQ-'S C. Brown English, Spanish Maude Lenox 1 g Sh HEHMAN MlI.I,l-Ill IIAVIS l lSI'lll'fll VUY Lois Avery Art, Art L'mt'ts llertlia Yzivkel Foocls. Clothing Lum-illv Mnrch Luc-ille Smith Mzitliemzitivs, Counseling ISEST IRIIIKICNBIICIICIK IIANSICN JOHNSON HAMLIN I.l'II'IK l'UZl'I.XN CVNNINGHAM BROVVN AVICRY Kll'llI'll LENOX YACKICL SMITH K 4,.X -, A X ,. 1 in Cf! xx ' 4 L ,.,-N .,-.1- ,fr-r ,v-,W . ., ,31- K7' - Y Y .. , Lf-' ' 'i- F :- X X X -X K , 44 K xii: Q-if -5 Sci-' in we pregminarg perkrmerd In ring one we see the rollicking, versatile undergrads. The freshmen-the beginning' act - started training in September and made a good introduction. After two years under the big top the sophomores have be-- come well acquainted with the whirl of school life. In the center of the ring stand the juniors, ready to take their places as next year's stars. The undergrads have proved themselves capable and energetic in all their undertakings, active in every phase of school life, and always ready to lend a hand so that the show may go on. Yflnalergrcwl perdonagfied CAROL MOON DON HOEL SUE ANDERSON BU D AUBUCHON BE'I l'Y HUTCHISON PAUL G ULLER l'l0l,U gn! Q Terry Allen-passion for food Doug Anderlini-something new has been added Harold Arensmeyer-natural peroxide? Bud Aubuchon-our all-star hero Chuck Austin-Ooh, that physique! Bill Bartley- The Pipe Sue Best-dark beauty Ruth Bledsoe-ring on her finger Mary Buchroeder--our sportswoman Betty Daves-lively sense of humor Dave DePew-the cave man Joan Dolan-short and sweet Mary Ann Fleming-bathing beauty Charlene Foust- Red Jim Frisinger-his way with the gals Loraine Funk-the smile Rose Grote-her hospitality Bernice Haag-Bernice and her magic violin Tom Heeter-one of the motor-scooter gang Russ Hill-Mandrake the second Dorothy Howard-Don Harris' successor Ronald Kelly-dancing feet Jean Kemper-the figure Brainerd LaTourette-everybody's pal Bill Maddox-a great guy Muriel Mutrux-out of the bandbox Jo Anne Niewoehner-gift for gab Al Offer-wrestling technique Bob Phillips-capering comedian Joan Young-the skin you love to touch George Taggert-titanic tongue power Betty Hess- Bobby -need we say more? Betty Myrick-dread of little people Ted Fritsch- If you like that sort of thing Audrey Crosby-full of pep Russel Austin-singing a song of Texas Dale Babbitt-looks that can kill Don Harris-our Ideal Miss Lenox-Men and Mexico Mr. Brown-tickling the ivories Clair Bellows-the man with the horn Stuart Bundy-small bit with lots of wit Nancy Best-knows the answers but can't say them Bill Clark-boy from the country Barbara Claws-shy but sweet Mary Coleman-keeping sports in the family Joanne Conrad-queenly manner Jimmy del Grosso-cute as a cucumber Diane Dugdale-the come hither look in her eyes Mary Glisson-her sunny smile Paul Guller-personality plus Ontie Hassall-a swell girl Dale Huff-his fascinating freckles Marlowe Keller-gossip Ethel Jane Lewis-straight A Bob Milham- Jo Boy Edwin Miner-pin-up boy Marjorie Stetzkamp-those rosy cheeks Louis Brasovan-dark and darling Eileen Chorney-impish beauty Esther Furla-home run queen Buddy Heideman-his thick black brows Don Hoel-popularity Walter Hohlstein-peppy personality Shirley J ohns-twinkle in her eyes Sarah Lukens-blonde beauty Jo Anne Milloway-sophisticated lady Nancy Rice-the jailbird Pat Walkenhorst-darling baby bob Loretta Williams-big brown eyes Bob Miler-our heavy weight Jim Mullally- Just a Scream Wilma Nieters--artistic ability Larry Rafferty-pint size package Sabra Jean Alexander- That's what I like about the South Mr. Cozean-sends the girls' hearts 1 fluttering Miss Banks-just one of the girls Miss Clark-young lady with the ring on her finger 'F I' 1? I S fi , I U A Q IW 'if 4'- 'If 3 A R., 9 I i, LUCILLE ABERNATHY NORMA ALBERTIN KENNY ALFULTIS TERRY ALLEN IIOUG ANIDERLINI MARY ANN ANDERSON HAROLD ARENSMEYER, JR. BVI? AUI1I'CI-ION MARIE AUGUSTINE UHUCK AUSTIN BILL BARTLEY JOCELYN BELLOVVS IJOLORES IIERRESHEIM SUE BEST I RIITH BI,I:IIsoIf: , VVILLIAM uossr: , I +A RIe'I I'v IIIIYHER IP N I H- IxI:'r'I'I'I: JOAN IIRIINNECKI-2 I A MARY IIIICIHIIIIIRIII-III I 1 .' if I-'RANK BUMM 5 I LEE BIITLER I 1, . , Jm' CARR .Li ' - N - VIRGINIA CLACK I I A IION CLARK I if :iffy A A I IVIARLENE CIJNRAII ,. ,, JERRY C0s'rI:LI.o 9 F Q f' - NIIRMA COUSIN + I'II2:'I rI' IIAVIJS f I , A SIIZANNR DAVIS A - 5 ' x IIAVII IJPPEVV Q -IS ,ig 515 RIIMAN IIIL'I'Hm , . , ii, 'gl PI-:GGY ANN IIIIIISIIN . we HIIWARII IIOIIRLIC V JOAN IIIILAN iw. A1 I I 'A'4 x-.1 ' u 16 JOAN UUGIJALE ELAINE EHRET OLIVE FEIL VIRGINIA FINLEY SHIRLEY FISCHER MARY ANN FLEMING CHARLENE FOUST BOB FOX JIM FRISINGER LORAINE FUNK BLANCHE FUQI'A NANCY GAULT LEVVIS GORDON MARGARET GRANT BETTY G R EENSTREET MARION GRIEBEL BILL GROMMET ROSE GROTE JOHN GURY BERNICE HAAG ROSE HAFERKAMP ROSEMARIE HAUKAP JOAN HEBERER TOM HEETER VIRGINIA HENDERSON MAYDELL HENRY RUSSELL HILL DOROTHY HOWARD IRENE KAISER DOLORES KATZ RAY KELLER RONALD KELLEY BOB KELLY JEAN KEMPER VIRGINIA KENDALL ALAN KLENKE HELEN KUESTER OLIVER KUPFERLE JOE KURTZ BRAINERD LA TOURETTE PAT LINTON BILL MADDOX CHARLES MARSHALL GLORIA MARTIN BOB MCLEANE DORIS MELTON ANN MARIE MEYERSICK PEGGY MILLER WANDA MILLER CAROL MOON BEATRICE MORELOCK HOWARD MORTON JIM MULLALLY MURIEL MUTRUX RONALD NELMS VICKY NELSON' ' JO ANNE NIEWOEHNER ROSE MARY NOVOTNEY LORRAINE OBERNAY AL OFFER MARY PALMER PAT PATTERSON BARBARA PEACOCK SHARON PERKINS BETTY PESELL K 9 5- ff M., fy . V 2 , N' il I Q . . if fy 3 g , fzigi, 55. A ,I I A A f , , , 'wa i I ' 5, , if 4 6: at 5 , l H53 s ' A :-, .. 1 ' E51 lk Q , '1 355121 tk , 54: 17 4 I' I 6- f- I if , .1 I , I - B ' I I f. SHIRLEY PETERSEN Bon PHILLIPS BESSIE POULOS BOB QUEVREAUX WILLARII REDFORD 3? Leg - DOROTHEA REIMER JOAN RIGGLE MARCELLA ROBINSON LEO ROCKENSTEIN SHIRLEY ROE -J . DOROTHY RUTSCHOVV L FRANCIS SAALE PIERRE SANS SOUCI HARRY SIEKER DON SMITH MARGIE SNECKNER JOAN SPEISER LA VERNE SPITZNAGLE SHIRLEY STECHER EVIE STELLHORN nI 9 1 E ' I I al L ' :- . 1 ' Tv 6 Ig, ..,f ,RI I ,V K. 2' If ,I L I x . , in L in ,Q ,, A., ..-, V , K ,V ff a mp BOB STRILER GEORGE TAGGART ARTHUR TARBELL I BOB TAYLOR HAROLD TAYLOR ' v 0 4 ' 0 T 5 A f 3, JERRY THIESS BOB THOMSON DON TIFFANY LEO VOEGTLI AUDREY VVARNER BERNICE WEHRLI JOE WEISS VVARREN VVENNEKER CHARLES WETZEL HARRY VVILKINSON wifi MARILYN WILLIAMS DORIS VVOODRUFF DALE YOUNG JOAN YOUNG CLASS OF JANUARY, 1949 JEANNETTE BUSSE JILL CARLSON JOANN COBB JIM COMPTON HARRIET DOERLE ' SHIRLEY EDMONDS A RICH FLEMMER V - BILL GABLER 9 . I Q 1 HERB GELLMAN I Q CARL GIEBEL I' 'NI 18 VIRGINIA GOREE EARLEEN HECKEL JEANNINE HECKEL DER HENDERSON ALAN HOEFER BOB HOPKINS ADDISON KLICK BILL MAY DOROTHY MCBRIDE RAY MCVEY BOB MILER VVILMA NIETERS JOE PIGOTT FERRIS PITTS ART PRINCE MICK RADLOFF LARRY RAFFERTY ALICE RINDERKNECHT EARL SEYMOUR JIM SPOONER DOYLE STRANGE VIRGINIA TILDEN BILL WILEY CLASS OF JUNE 1949 RICH ADAMS ROSEMARY AHERN JO ANDREVVS VIRGINIA ANDREWS TOM ATTERBURY BARBARA MAE BEHRENS LAVANA BERRY BETTY BIRD JUNE BLEWER RALPH BOCK BARRIE BORMANN LOU BRASOVAN RAY BRECKENRIDGE EVELYN BRUGGEMAN HAROLD BURGESS DALE CAPEHART EILEEN CHORNEY EDDIE CLUKIES DON CREELY SUE CROUCH TED CROY BETTY DeWEESE RICHARD DOERBAUM RALPH EDMONDS JACKIE ERNST CAROLYN FIELD fix.. , P 43: if A' p-1 FH f It IS4 2 . Sv ' - . 1 I 4 j - L I ,l iff? , W ,' I M E ,P J A S, 1133: lzzivi if I R53 zx' 54 Q I f 1 f 1 L: , . I., J, in I! wa as 992- 4. I gy, 1 ' 1 9 - ,M ' ffm? 1 ' QQ' MM M y Wm, ff .L ei , 'H ff C2 1 'I 4. 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I H R in ,v N ' f I , Q I QQ lh... gi 19,1 I wi 5 Iv If v,- A, I 1' Ii: ,Q a ASPASIA FURLA ART GANN ANNE GASTON CLARENCE GORDON BOB GRIEBEL DAVE GROMMET HARRY HART NANCY HARTSELL BETTY HEDLEY BUD HEIDEMAN BOB HEINEMAN JOYCE HELMICH JIM HIGGINS DON HOEL WALLY HOHLSTEIN JACQUELINE HOWARD JOHN HUBER BETTY HUNT ROSEMARY HUSMANN BETTY HUTCHISON JOYCE JAMISON HELEN JENKERSON SHIRLEY JOHNS CLARENCE JONES JERRY JONES ANTHONY KAPFENSTEINER TOM KEMP BOB KING GEORGE KRAMER NORMA KRUSE CAROLE KRUSEN JOY LEPPERT ROY LINBERG SARAH LUKENS LINVVOOD MCCOOL JOAN MCFARLAND B013 MCKINNEY RAINEY MCNABB BILL MCVEY DON .MAGLOTIQIIN PEGGY ANN MARAK !L v ' ' ' ' ELIZABETH MARLINGHAUS MILDRED MEYER SHIRLEY MEYER MARGARET MEYERSICK SYLVIA MICHEL JEANNE MILLAWAY FRANCES MILLER PAUL MOORE DORIS MOWRY CHARLOTTE MUELLER KATHLEEN MURPHY PAT NICHOLS BETTY NOKES DONA NOLAN DON PETERS DON PETERSON TOM PHIROPOULOS GENEVA PIDCOCK BETTY POOLE VERNA POUPPART EDDIE RAFFERTY NANCY REINDL NANCY RICE JIM RILEY VALICE SCHNARR NANETTE SEUEL DORIS SHAW CHARLES SIEBERT JACK SIEFERT JOAN SKINNER BOB SLIGHTON TOM SMITH WARREN SNOVER BARBARA SQUIRE ROSE STECHER JACK STRAUBINGER CLIFFORD SWANLUND EVERETT TEARE OLLIE THOMAS JOAN TRAYLOR MANLEY VANZANT DIANA VESPERENY JERRY VOGEL PAT WALKENHORST JO ANNE WEBER MARILYN WERT LORETTA WILLIAMS JOYCE WINSCOTT RUTH WITHINGTON GEORGE WOOD ROGER YOUNG CLASS OF JANUARY 1950 JEANETTE AHTIPUS FRED ALEXANDER CAROL BAKER BOB BREITENBUECHER JANET CARR BILL COMBS DON FOX V I e N' 'M M 5 E Z' if :-- K I . in . tl X f 'Q V .Ag , K ' I J 1. ,,,,. .' jj, Y ,,. l., K' '- 'Q' - X . 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Q' 5' Y 1 . tr Q YN 22 LUCILLE FULLER JIM GALLOVVAY BO GIBSON DAVID GVVINNER BILL HORINE DOLORES HUETTEMAN NANCY JENKINS GEORGIANE KORTE PRICE KELLAR JEAN KLEBERGER MADELEINE MCKINNON RICHARD MEYERS JANET NIES BOB ORTH AVIS PACE CARL RILEY CAROLYN ROBERTS DAVE ROBERTSON PHYLLIS RUTHERFORD DOT SATTLEY BETTY SORENSEN TOM SULLINS JIM SULLIVAN BARBARA THOMAS JACK THORNTON DON VVANN JANET VVILLIAMS JOAN WORTHINGTON CLASS OF JUNE 1950 DORIS ADKINS DAVE ALDAG SUE ANDERSON RUSSELL AUSTIN DALE BABBITT ANN BAER KENNETH BAKER JACK BATEMAN CLAIR BELLOWS NANCY BEST JACK BLEDSOE BETTY BOCKSTALLER BILL BOTT GENE BRENNER BOB BRINKMEYER VIVIAN BRUNER STUART BUNDY RAYMOND ARTHUR BUZZANGA A DON CAHILL A SHIRLEY CALLAWAY ' BILL CLARK RAYMOND CLARK BARBARA CLAUS MARY COLEMAN GLENN CONDIT JOANNE CONNARD MARGIE CONNER ANNE COOMBS KENNETH COOPER DON COPE JIM DEL GROSSO CHARLES DILLENDER VIRGINIA DOWNEY BILL DOYLE DIANE DUGDALE SALLIE EDMONDS ALAN FAWCETT DARLENE FIELDSON RONALD FISCHER CLEO FURLA CHARLOTTE GAHR MARY GLISSON JACQUELINE GRAY SHIRLEY GEEN HARVEY GULLER PAUL GULLER JEAN GUMMELS JUNE HALEY ONTIE HASSALL EDGAR HELMICH BETTY HERMAN RAMON I-IICKEY BILL HODGE ROSE MARY HOWARD JIM HUESGEN DALE HUFF DOYNE JENNINGS BEVERLY JESTER ANNA JONES MARLOWE KELLER ELOISE KEMPER GENE KILLOREN IRIS KING CHARLES KOESTER ROSEMARY KOTTER THOMAS KUTZ MARY LEIMKILLER JANE LEWIS LORRAINE LOYET ROSEMARY LUEBKE VANETA MABURY A V . -5 ,' .ITL-' . . 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A U ,Hin I I I' I fx ' TOM MCCOOL MARTY MASTIN NORMA MATTHEWS DALE MEESEY TOMMY MILES BOB MILHAM ED MINER POLLY MOORE VIRGINIA MORRIS GEORGE MOVVRY JERRY MUELLER SHIRLEY NEUMANN ERNEST OBERNAY NANCY LEE O'NEAL PAUL PARHAM DON PETRIE RACHEL PUYEAR LESLIE RANDALL SAM REESE RICHARD REIMER CALVIN RISKE BABS RITCHER CAROLYN ROSEN ROSE ANNA SANDERS KAY SCHALLER BARBARA SCHILD MARY SCHULZ JANE SEBASTIAN GERRY SHINKLE DONALD SMITH MARGARET SMITH TED SMITH MARGIE STETZKAMP DOROTHY STRANGE BETTY STRAUBE JERRY STRAUBINGER BARBARA SUMMERS MARILYN TIFFANY AL VANGELOS JEANETTE WALSER EDDIE WEISS AUDREY WEISSENBORN DELOR WETZEL BETTY JEAN WHITE VERNA DEAN WHITE NEIL WHITTLE RAY WOLFF CLASS OF JANUARY 1951 WILMA ALFULTIS BETTY AVIS BARBARA BELENZON RONNIE BOYSE GEORGE BROEDER WARREN CHILDRESS DON COAD RONNIE BARLOW FRED EDWARDS JOHNNIE FLAHERTY BARBARA FOUST ALICE GRANT KENNETH HANKE 4 , 5 , MARIE HELM . Q i VERNON HOBUSCH ' 4 I I If .,,, EDITH KINSMAN R DRR BOB LEES I A N 'V J IE' JOHN MCKINNIS EVELYN MITCHELL MARION MYERS MARIE PETERS DOROTHY POETTING I A I if BILL PATTON A DAVE PITTS DAVE QUEVREAUX JACK REED . CHARLOTTE SCI-IULTZ RITA SCHWAB SHIRLEY THORNHILL DON UNGER JACK WHERRY BARBARA WILFLEY BARBARA WILSON WILMA WILSON RICHARD WOLF j 5 25 , w f, I ing wo le ain uenf For three long years we've struggled under the big top called M.R.H. to be in the limelight and to be known as the stars of the main event. The varied events of a three- ring circus are little different from the kaleidoscopic activities of a busy high school senior. And now as the main event of our life has come and gone, we will reluctantly pass on our position in the spotlight to the next senior class. enior xecu five ommiffee E oxtc-nd our C0ll11'I'2ltlli2lti0llS to the ring lczirlwsng that is, to tho Sc-nior Iix- Ocutivv Uornmittoo which is rcsponsihlc, among' other things, for tho sc-lvctiiig' of our sa-nior rings. This group, comnosocl of rm-prc-sontativos for the .i2lllllk1l'j', 1917, and Juno, 19117, classes, is rc-sponsilmlv for the cooperation and sound jllfijfllltxllt shown in tho choosing' of tho class rings, the plan- ning and 21l'l'2lll31'iIljI of gzrzicluzition, and for tho pn-p:1i'atio1i of ono of tho most impor- i tant occasions ol' tho your-tho Senior Dzuico. Mr. Dol Pizzo, thc- sponsor, nivcts mu WHEHS with thoso exe-cs to guido thoni in their fi1'CiSi0llS. I'resiclvnt . . Don ii21l'l'iS Tho choson i'c-pix-soiitzitivos for tho Jann- Vico-President . . Gloria Smith ary class were De-I McNz1lih, Don Beimdiok, - - Socritwrv . . Mui A ' ', i and .loo Tolivorg for tho Juno class, Don Q ' ' ' 5 ml bU'mi 'N1 Harris, f.lorl:1 Smith, Mary Ann Stotz- Tmasll,-Cl. A ' Don Williams kzlmp, Don Williams, I-31-tty Hvss, JEIIIO ,. , 1 . . . , 13. ku-ly, Isobel Stm-wart, and I-Roh VVol'rf. bponsm ' Ml' Dil I Mm lfroin irfl lo right Huw, Slvxmil, MrN.niiii. BCllllLiI1'ii, XX'llllauns,. SlL'i2ii.1IlIP, Hziriis, Smith, XYUHIV, Kit-ly, Tulivvi, 28 enior Kfddd 1947 Jack Stevens-those devastating blue eyes-Allen Vangelos Herb Graham-his freckles-Bobo Gibson Bob Cobb-study hall snoozin'-Dwight Henderson Betty Toliver-everybody's sweetheart-Sue Anderson Frank Buerke-trumpet solos-Bob Thomson Herb Kaufman-big feet--Dale Huff John Emmons-lustrous Ox-Bloods-Bob King Gerry Bader-tardy excuses-Jean Kemper Don Diesel- Jo collars-Richard Adams Don Baker-mobile junk heap-Dick Britt Mary Lou Doyle-that piercing Whistle-All the eager freshmen Billie Steward-baby-face-Joan Worthington Bob Schwerdtman-straight A grades-Carole Krusen Rich Haferkamp-water-on-the-knee-all future Blue Devil athletes Shirley Meier-bubbling personality-Joan Skinner Jo Reed and Gloria Phiropoulos-batons-Sue Best and Barbara Behrens Jean McLeod-ivory tickling ability-J e Anne Millaway Sue Whitehill-snappy comebacks-Jocelyn Bellows Harriet Moore-teensy shoes-Suzanne Davis Emerald Woodruff-peaches 'n' cream complexion-Peggy Miller Ruth Cole-athletic prowess-Mary Palmer Ruth Miller-twinkle toes-Betty Hutchison Ralph Aston-good guy-Bill Bartley Eddie Notter-his seat at Carrol's-Al Peck Bob Higgins-blond beauty-Bob Striler Ann DuBois-her versatility-Mary Ann Anderson Louis Balducci-sideburns-Gene Fields Arthur Cornell-meek voice-Russell Hill Margy Ecoff- Blondie -Peggy Dodson Mabery sisters-sister squabbles-Furla sisters Betty Myrick--artistic ways-Doris Melton Don Williams-B.M.O.C.-Harold Arensmeyer Bud Noerteman-there's gold in them thar teeth-Bill Combs Lois Hough-captivating laugh-Jackie Ernst L. H. Wulfmeier-half-pint-Bob Bonzon Shirli Gray-Y-Teen gavel-future president Eula Jean Bailey-dancing dimples-Lorraine Funk Bud Babbitt-ears-Dumbo-Dale Babbitt Alex Horvat and Jack Monahan-their mat burns-Bob Miler and Doyle Strange Ed Frahm-physique-Art Betty Griffith-glowing Pat Thompson-high al Richard Schild-brain ti Betty Petersen and La Verne Chorney and Pat Walkenhorst We, the M.R.H. Seniors, do :hereby bequeath the above to those we think most deserving of them. Hey' ' . ta'-5S1gned, 1'-., s CLAss OF JUNE, 1947 - . , , '.f:,.,.-iv.: JANE ADAMS Jfmlv, 'wlfll lwr surly hair, Clrnld .muy a num rulyn'l11'rl'. Orchestra 1.2.33 G.A.A. 1.2. 43 Bowling -4. Rl'l'A AHERN Billrzplivlty, .v1w'vtm'.v.v, .vtillnr.v.v, .ilu-. Glee Club 3,43 G.R. 1,43 G. A.A. 43 Varsity Hockey 4. MARYLEE ANDREWS Dark At!r1lr!i1'a'lu'.vx. G.R. 2.3: G.A,A. 2.3.42 Swim- ming 2,3. l N JN liABBlT'l' .S'ldN'd fur Sm'rr.v.v. Class Pres. 33 Backward Dance Jack 23 Exec. Comyn. 23 ll Football I: 'l'rx'k 2. 4 l ' . I YJ' 1' ,! I I .ff I . ' ' ,j l fir ' 1 I mum naw n,a6r.Ev 1 3 I' ..,'l,4lw?j'I. : 4 3' .J5,a'2Z7.,.gtg.f,f::,ra., ' Co ,lla Ql,13,43 Glee ' ff2,3,4g glolleyball 2.3: J' 1 cn p 4. V . l In H I 1 V I I LOUIS BALDUCCI Girl' mr n rnflllnn girls, ' Hut yin' tllrm lu ma' um' at u nmr. Entered from St. Louis Univ. High 21 A Cappella 3,43 All- County Chorus 3,43 Football l. HOWARD BARBEAU llrtlrr lair' than m':'rr. Entered from Southwest 3: Band 3.4. GILBERT ADKINS Our Hrrarm: expert. Rifle Club 2. Team 3. M ARY ALFULTIS llIl'VI'-l' flfurxv! Glee Club 2.3.41 A Cappella l,2.3,43 All-County Chorus 3. 4: Annual 43 War Orphan Comm. 43 Basketball 13 Vol- leyball I. RALPH ASTON lIv'.v u Shy Guy. A Cappella 43 Band l,2,3,43 All-County Band 1. G ERRY BADER l,l'lll, Viyur, und l'itallt,v! Ribbon Bearer 33 A Cap- pella 43 Glee Club 43 G.A.A. 43 Hockey 2,43 Cheer Lead- er 4. HON BAKER I.iHll' and quiri, A'l'1'rr runxmg any riot. Bowling Club 2,3,43 Chess Club 3.4: Baseball 4. BETTY BANIJERET Ivo lim-ry, am .u'nrr,i'. Just life ns it runnuv. Pep Club l3 Bowling Club 3. LAVERNE BASDEN II1'r1 s a gul u'lm'.r a In-ral frlrndf S1u ll really mukv yarn' .vmilr lm- bfml. Band l,2,3,4. ELAINE BERRYMAN Ijwllv and lwlamiv. Of you fi'v'rr fund. G.A.A. 12.3.41 Hooliey 1.2.3. WILLIAM C. BOHRES rV,lI'fll!'I' in :vnrk or play. His aim is to rvully lim' vacll day. Band 1: Rifle Club 1: Chess Club 1.3. ROSEMARY BORGSTEDE Sn'r'z't and fri'r'nd1-v Mfr. G.R. 1. RALPH BROCKSCHMITT Full of Iifv, j'i1Iluffun,' H 0rkiug lmrd till 'work is zimiv. Band 1.2.33 Track 2.3. FRANK C. UUICRKE PVL' ham' ii Ilurry Jarmxv too! Annual 3: Band 1,2.3,4. CARL J. CASE With Carl Cfasi- lVe rau't kvcp linux Band 1.2.3. DOROTHY CI-IORNEY She' smiles: Sli 1' 1'nnqm'rs. Jr. Prom Maid 33 Jr. Exec. Comm. 33 G.A.A. 1,2,3.4g Glee Club 1,43 Greggites 45 Swimming 2.35 Basketball 3,43 Baseball 3g Hockey 3,-1. BOB BILLMEYER lf'.v Iwllrl' In In' flflflf'-1' IIIAIH 1u'i.vi'.' B Football 23 Varsity 3. RUTH BONZON l7ou'l Irt luv' .rllmll xiii' foul vnu Bowling Club 4. K n TOMMY BOURCHIER Nr lo7'v.v la jokv. ln' lu:'r.c In l'luj'.' lv l'Hf of rwurl: fm ulmlfzw iluy. A Cappella 3.4: All-County Chorus 3. LILLIAN BRUECKNI-CR Too IllfPfXlI!',.Y ulrruillx' lakuu, Vocational Gliiilzulvo 3: G.R. 1. MARILYN BURGER Safvliistirulzd I.uil,v. Ribbon llearer 33 Greggiies 43 Annual 4: G,A.A. 1.2.3,-i. AUGUST CASEY Rig uml slly, Gux ix our 4'lim'i'4' fur u rriilly .vawll guy. Football 45 Iiaslu-tball 3.-ig Baseball 3.4. TROY CLELAND Tull, Tiilmitvii Troy. Band 1.2,3,4C B Football 2. Varsity 3. BILL CLEM ENT A rrgular guy, it'.v trnr: l11 .v full of pri' uml nlixrllivf, hm. Jr. Exec. Comm. 3: Cheer Leader 33 Basketball I3 Wrestling 3,4. JOE COAD Man of u few words. Band l.23 Basketball l3 Track 4: Wrestling 2. CHARLES COLEMAN lIaN',i'gl1-lrwky, n-itlmut a rare. Jr. Exec. Comm. 33 M Club 3,43 A Cappella 33 B Basketball l,2, Varsity 3,41 Football 3,4Q Track 3,42 Baseball 3.4. DICK CONRAD T1l'I1lkIl', 7 ll'IHk'l', nm' I7fl'k'.v rj'r'.r3 l.uI.r of kmm'l1'11gv IIFIIIIIII vvun lirx. Basketball 43 Football 43 Baseball 4. ARTHUR CORNELL Trilvfviug nn funtnsh'r tor, .Alrllmr makes hi.: way. A Cappella 3,43 Vocal Music 1,23 Ping-Pong 13 Baseball 3.4. AU DREY CROSBY Prfilfy, ruitly, full of fun: .'l1ul'.v u Irirmi tu c1'rrywu'. Class Vice-Pres. 33 Jr. Exec. Comm. 33 Jr. Prom Comm. 33 Jr. Prom Maid 33 G.A.A. 1,2,3,43 Swimming 3. ALAN DEARDORFF Om' of the likrablr Infelligrnt.ria. nine Club 1.2.33 Track 1,2 3,41 Wrestling 3,4. I S ARTHUR Y. CLUKIES Quiet and sfolid, A really hire guy. Band 1,2,3,4. RUTH COLE Jlli.x'!re.vs Ruthie, quite athletic, Hun' did you get that ball? G.A.A. 2.3,-13 Volleyball 1,2, 4, Varsity 33 Basketball 2,3, 43 Varsity Hockey 3,43 Var- sity Softball 3,43 Bowling 3. BILL CONAWAY Bill ix quiet and lot: of fun, Slill hr gvtx all his 'work done. BETTY COOK Hrr quiet ways me soothing. JOE ANNE COUSIN I like red-headed men. Library Assistant 33 Assem- bly Comm. 43 G.A.A. 1,3,43 Pep Club 23 Volleyball 33 Bowling Club 33 Annual Staff 4. GEORGIA CURRY W'hatz :'cr she does, is done 'with Q eaxcg l'vr her, if.: natural to Neuse. Entered from Notre Dame 2: Softball 13 Volleyball 13 Bowling League 4. DONALD DIESEL Don Juan! Band 1,22 B Football 13 Track 43 Wrestling 1. ' fx f .ip I I f MARY LoU DOYLE Ifrr friends are likp hm' fvrsrnialify fll1lII0llPld1.llg.' Glee Club 1,2,3,43 A Cap' pella 2,3,43 All-County Cho- rus 3,43 Jr. Prom Comm. 33 Annual 4: Soph. Hop Dance Comm. 2: G.A.A. 1.4. MARGY ECOFF Why grnrlrulvu l'n'fcr lflondrs. Jr. Prom Comm. 33 Annual 43 Glee Club 1,2,3,43 G.A.A. 1.2,3,4. M - 0 kb 3, rim... JOHN EMMONS John, here, is ll Iitllz' shy: In photography does his future lic. Annual l,2,3, Staff 43 Chip Staff 43 Science Club 1. HAZEL A. FINLEY Beautiful, but far from dumb. Entered from Barnstable High, Cape Cod, 43 Jr. Prom Comm. 33 Ring Comm. 33 Glee Club 33 Cheer Leader 33 Hockey lj Basketball 13 Volleyball 13 Baseball 1. BOB FRASIER This ix our Bob, a qnict guyg Hr vnlrred lzrrr from Hickman High. Entered from Hickman High, Columbia 33 Band 3,43 Cam- era Club 23 Motion Picture Club 1. ll D FRITSCH .-l hand in every arti'z'it,v. Co-Editor of Annual 43 Torch 3,41 Vocational Guid- ance Comm. 3, Vice-Pres. 43 Chip 33 Rostrum 13 A Cappella 1, Treas. 233,43 Hi- Y Pres. 4. MARGIE GARRETT Brown eyes aw' dungf'r'uu.f things, Sr. Dance Maid 13 Football- Sr. Dance Maid 23 Ribbon Bearer 33 Cheer Leader 3. ANN DU BOIS .lI.R.H.'.v grarious l1'fFl'l1l'4l' fvezxvonality. Class Pres. 23 Jr. Exec. Comm. 33 Annual l,2,3, Staff 43 Vocational Guidance 3,43 Torch 3,43 Make-up Ed. Chip 43 Glee Club 2,31 G.R. 4, Cabinet 1,2,33 G.A.A. 2,3,43 Volleyball l. BETTE EDMONDS Alwavvx llufvfyvi cllirayx !l1z'r'1'.' .'1l'lUUj'.Y l'6'lId,l' fu do hm' xllurv. Jr. Prom Comm. 33 Annual 43 G.R. 3,43 G.A.A. 13 Vol- leyball 23 Bowling 3. MYRON FECO E DI-vrou Fvro ix quill' nu'rl:-h. FRAHM Prmonalily-Alomit'! Torch 43 Jr. Prom Comm. 33 A Cappella, 43 Football Dance Comm. 43 Band 1,21 B Football l,2, Varsity 3. 43 Track 3.4. LOUIS H. FRICKE Not a .rho-w-nf. Orchestra 1. SHIRLEY GARNER Capable and srrrnw, Jr. Prom. Comm. 33 Chip Ed. 43 Annual 3, Subscrip- tion Ed. 43 G.R. 3,4. JIM GISI Now yozfre meeting Mr, Cixi: Lzjr jar him ix :Try fax-v, NEVA B. GOTTFRIED I.o1'rIy lo look at,' Always in style. Annual 41 Glee Club 1,2,3.4: A Cappella 2.3.45 G.R. 1. SHIRLEY GRAY You an' Our Inspiration. Torch 45 Annual l,2,3, Staff 4: Ribbon Bearer 3: Jr. Prom Comm. 33 Vocational Guidance Comm. 3, Sec.- Treas. 4: Glee Club 1,2,3,4g Rostrum 35 G.R. 1, Cabinet 2,3, Pres. 4: G.A.A. 1,2,3,4: Sr. Assembly Comm. 4: Hockey 1,2.3: Volleyball 2, 3: Swimming 3. BETTY JANE GRIFFITH Beauty, charm, and -wit .llakc this girl a rcal hit. Glee Club 1,2,33 G.R. 1,2,3.4p G.A.A. l,2,3,4p Basketball 3. MARIE GULLER lVi1h a .rang in my heart. Jr. Prom Comm. 33 A Cap- pella 1,2,3,4g Glee Club l,2, 3,41 All-County Chorus 1,2,3, 43 Annual 25 G.R. 2: G.A.A. 1,2,3,4g Swimming 2,3. JUNE HALBERT Shining locks. G.R. I1 Soph. Dance Comm. 23 Bowling Club 4. ERWIN HAUSMANN lit' bowl: 'fm orrr. Bowling 2,3,4. JEANNE HENCKEN A tiny girl with lmfrly hair. Ribbon Bearer 35 Greggites 4g A Cappella 4: Glee Club 1,2,3,4. HERB GRAHAM Om'-half of n j'uz'uriIr l1a'osorm'. Rifle Club 25 Bowling Club 3,43 Basketball 43 Football 2.3,4Z 'Fracli l,2.3.4. KENNETH GREEN Thix 1'lll'l'l'fIll, dark-z'y1'd Krn. lx um' uf nur fzworife mvu. M Club 41 B F00tb:flll 2: Track l,2,3,4. JEAN GROXVE RIC II'rr, nfvrry, Imm'u-ryad xmridvn. Jr. Prom. Comm. 33 Annual 43 Glee Club l,2,3,4g G.A.A. l,2,3,4. H HAFERKAMP ihpluin Conrngco1z.v, A1111 Ihv f'r'fd1' of our clc':'t'n. Jr. Exec. Comm. 33 M Club 3: Basketball 1,2,3,4: Football 2, Varsity Capt. 3,45 Baseball 3,4. DON HARRIS Ilrmivd fm- tht' Irright lightx. Class Pres. -ig Annual 4: Chip Sports Ed. 43 A. Cap- pella 3.4g All-County Chorus 3,43 Band 1,23 Rostrum 3.4. IJARYL HENDRICKS H'L'lL'0Illl', N1'tr'l'zu1lcl'. Entered from Univ. City 4. BETTY LOU HESS Gnldvu lurks, cumfvlfnriun fair: .Alu all-round girl, ll rnmlumzhmx rarv. Sr. Exec. Comm. 4: Class Treas. 2: Jr. Prom Comm. 33 Co-Editor of Annual 4: Ribbon Bearer 33 Greggites 4, Pres. 43 A Cappella 2.3.41 All-County Chorus 35 Glee Club 1,2, Sec. 3,43 G.A.A. 1: Torch 3.4. BOB HIGGINS A gridiron hero, blond and taIl,' .4 personality known to all. Annual Business Manager 43 Vocational Guidance Pro- gram 43 Hi-Y Treas. 43 Sci- ence Club 13 B Basketball 1,2, Varsity 33 B Football 2, Varsity 3,43 Jr. Track 1,2, Sr. 3,4. MARGARET HOWARD Little said, But much done. Entered from Brentwood High 33 Band l,2,3,4. JAMES HURST Bachelor of Silence. Bowling 1,3. Y . 1 Q I JOHNSON 1 ,K he ra: ra and lu AL ' ' ' W 'we war , fulfil , 1 ' - . nua .R strum 3 G. . A. 2,3 1 , - 9 HERB KAUFMAN While most of -ns just cxist, Herb really lives. Jr. Prom Comm. Chairman 33 Chip Staff 3,43 A Cap- pella 1,2,3,43 All-County Cho- rus 1.2,3,4: B Football 1,2, Varsity 3,43 Wrestling 3,4. WANDA KELLER I 'wanda 'what it is about liar. Entered from Jefferson City 2. CURTIS KOPP Heading for the top, Tllafs Cnrtilr Kopp. Science Club 13 Bowling 1, 33 Band 1,2,3,4Q Orchestra 1, 2,32 B Football Manager 23 Baseball 4. LOIS HOUGH The outstanding girl of M.R.H. Jr. Prom Comm. 33 Chip 3, Associate Ed. 43 Annual 3, Staff 43 Torch 3, Vice- Pres. 43 G.R. Cabinet 1.2, Sec. 3,42 Glee Club 1,22 Band 1,21 Orchestra 1,23 G. A.A. 1,2,3,4. RAY HUME Handsome Ray has littlc la .wax LYLE IRWIN Work is a disease Why .vickenf BECKY JOLLIFF My heart bclongx ta the Ivargv. JIM KEIL Slow and easy going, Just anothrr Gz'ntlz'1nan Jim. JANE KIELY Nice and sweet, A dream romplrtc. Entered from Xavier 33 Jr. Prom Maid 33 Jr. Prom Comm. 33 Jr. Exec. Comm. 33 Sr. Exec. Comm. 43 Glee Club 1,21 G.A.A. 3,42 Basket- Ball 23 Swimming 2. LOLLY KLIMEK Heroic our gal, our own Lollyg You 'will alzvays find hrr jolly. G.A.A. 13 Baseball 33 Hock- ey 4. HENRY KRAEMER Hr' knows all the anxwers. Torch 3.43 Vocational Guid- ance Comm. 3.43 Varsity Football 43 Track 2,3,4Q Wrestling 3.4. MARION LA DD A di.vl1a.ritim1 as rare as an orchid. G.R. 2.3.43 Greggltes 43 Bowling 3.4. ROSEMARY MABERY A rose 'without a thnrn. Entered from Fremont High 2. JACKIE MAHONEY She'.v ma' honey. Glee Club 1,2,3,43 Band 1.2, 3,42 Orchestra 2.3.43 All- County Band 1,43 All-State Band 33 Greggites 43 Mixed Clarinette Quartette 1,2,3,4. JEAN MCLEOD Shu makes rhythm 'with a tyfvr- writer. Annual 43 G.R. 1,22 Jr. Prom Comm. 33 G.A.A. 1.43 Or- chestra 1.2,3g Band 1.2.33 Swimming 1.23 Hockey 4. SHIRLEY MEIER R1-ally hop with the pw. RUTH MILLER In athletics, .rha'.v inclined To be the best that 'wc ran find. Jr. Exec. Comm. 33 Ribbon Bearer 33 Glee Club 1.2,3,43 A Cappella 2.3.43 All-County Chorus 3,43 G.A.A. 1.2.3. Cabinet 43 Hockey 1.2.3, Varsity 43 Basketball 1.2.4. Varsity 33 Volleyball 1.2, Varsity 3. DOLORES KRUSE Refirence is her outstanding characteristic. G.R. 2.3: Science Club, 2: Bowling 1. l . h f JUNE LIGHT ' The light of her smile. Entered from Southwest 3: Advanced Chorus 13 Glee Club 2.3. YVONNE MABERY Demure-to be sure. gntered from Fremont High PATTI MCKANRY Her future is bright With an artistic light. Grub Streeters 23 Bowling 3. MARTHA MEADE Is she as fiery as her hair! G.R. 1,23 Orchestra 1.2.33 Bowling 15 Greggites 4. DON MEYER Lang and Lanky. Bowling 1.2.43 Basketball 4. AUDREY MINER Audrey ix no minor in our league! Jr. Prom Comm. 33 Stud. Council 23 G.R. 23 G.A.A. 1 2.3.43 Rostrum 23 Hockey 1, 213,42 Basketball 2: Volley- ball 2: Baseball 3. JACK MONAHAN The jolly Irishman! Rifle Club 1,23 B Football 1.2, Varsity 3.42 Wrestling 1,2,3,4. JOHNNY MOORE Wings beckan to me. Rifle Club 13 Flying lessons 3, solo 4. BILL MORGAN .Al 'wild breeze comes dashing through- Well! Bill, if it isu't you. B Football 1, Varsity 2,33 Track l.2,3,4. ED MUSSMAN Although he has his misclzietvnx ways, Ed'.s athletic pro'u.fes.r do we praise. Entered from Norview High, Norfolk, Va., 33 A Cappella 43 Chess Club 33 Football 3,43 Track 3,43 Baseball 4. CHARLOTTE NACK IIere'.s our Charlotte, Small and smart, Ever ready to do her part. Greggites 43 Bowling Club 3,4. BUD NOERTEMAN llarfvy am I, from care l'm free! Why isn't everyone eonteuted like mef MARABETH OWENS Onvr yrm':'e met her, You'llne1'er forget her. Jr. Prom Comm. 33 Annual 3, Undergrad Ed. 43 Glee Club 3,43 G.R. 1,42 G.A.A. 1, 2,3.43 Hockey 2,3,4Q Basket- ball 2. HARRIET MOORE Dainty Charm! Freshman Football Maid 13 Jr. Prom Maid 33 G.R. 1,22 G.A.A. 1,2,3,4. DICK MORAN An all-round good fella. B Football 23 Baseball 4. JACQUELYN MOULDER Quite a bowler Is Jackie Moulder. Entered from Southwest 33 Choir 13 Glee Club 23 G.A.A. 2.3.43 Basketball 3,43 Soft- ball 3.41 Volleyball 3,42 Bowling Club 3.4. BETTY M YRICK IIr'r'z s the girl you all kmm' well, And we really think .vhe'.r swell. Jr. Prom Comm. 33 Torch 3, Sec.-Treas. 43 Annual Art Editor 43 Voc. Guidance Program 43 A Cappella 43 Greggites Sec. 43 Glee Club 1,2,3, Treas. 43 G.A.A. l,2,3, Cabinet 43 Basketball l,2,4I Volleyball 13 Hockey 2.3. CHARLES NEIHEISER lle's got THA T look in his vyr. A Cappella 2,3,43 All-Count.y Chorus 33 Basketball l: Bowling 13 Baseball 3,43 Wrestling 4. EDDIE NOTT ER Little but fereef' Wrestling 2,3,4, Manager I. BETTY PETERSON She likes her .rporI.x', We like her. G.A.A. 13 G.R. 13 Softball l3 Volleyball 23 Basketball 23 Swimming 2. J JULIA PHIPPS Ilrr' qnirt manners lh'j'irt hrr gvntlv u'a,v.v. Entered from Normandy 23 Annual 3, Staff 43 Rostrum 33 Greggites 43 G.R. 2,3,43 Glee Club 2.3,4. BOB PLOUSSARIJ Vin lz'arm'1lg from c'.1'f'rr'ia'ncL'. Bowling 13 Track l,2,3,43 B Football 2, Varsity 3,4. ELEANOR RAIN ES A rhrrrfnl grin has xhc, And .rhr'.v as cle:-el' as ran hc. Band 1,2,3,4Q G.A.A. 3. RICHARD WILLARD ROBINSON .4rr ,vnu 1im'ri:'iny us with your quiet nxnnncr? Band 2.3. MARY RYAN Ilcar a giggle? llcrc farncx Mary! G.R. I,2,3,'lQ Bowling 1,3,4. AR'l'HllR SCOTT, JR. Mun about town. Jr. Exec. Comm. 33 Bowling 3W J 1 BOB SC N ''Dvl'cnzlubiIi!y SrI1'we1'dtman. Jr. Exec. Comm. 33 Gregg- ites 4: Chess Club 33 Hi-Y 43 Torch 4. GLORIA PHIROPOULOS .llu.vl'r hath rlmr'm.v.' 50 hath thr nzu.v1cum. Glee Club l,2,3, Sec. 43 Band l,2,3,43 All-State Band 33 All-County Band 43 Twirler 2,3,43 G.R. 3, Cabinet 41 Greggites Treas. 43 Mixed Clar. Quartette 3.43 Basket- ball 3,43 Volleyball 33 Hock- ey 4. CATHERINE POULOS Sh1r': hire, .vhc',v cutr, .Alud a ful. io hnuf. Glee Club 2,3,43 Orch. lp G.R. 1: G.A.A. l,2,3.4. JOSEPHINE REED AL Dcfmnldulvlc, rlrrrr, Good sport, c:'rr'. Torch 3,43 Annual 3,43 G.R. 1,2,43 G.A.A. 43 Band 2.3.41 Twirler 2.3.43 Orch. 2,3,43 Bowling l: Rostrum 2,43 Basketball 43 Hockey 4. ROSENBERG Irony'-yrar' track man :Ind our pal, Al. Track 1,2,3,4. RICHARD SCHILD Not thr nvixy tylw. IVF muxt admit: Iliguihcd and geuflrzmmly Arc thc lvrm.r that fit. BERYL SHIRK Clmfrr and unit. This gal, Beryl, jnxt can? hr heat. Torch 3,43 Annual Staff 43 Greggites 43 G.R. 3, Cabinet 43 Bowling 3. DON SMITH A Dau of whom you'II lm fund. Band l,2,43 Bowling 1,32 Orch. 23 Rifle Club 13 Wres- tling 2,3,4g Varsity Football 3,41 Track 3,4. 'I GLORIA SMITH Quccu of sliarts and fvcrsonalilhv. Sr. Class Vice-Pres. 43 Jr. Exec. Comm. 3' G.R. 1' G.A A. 2,3,-13 Hockey 2,3,4Q' Bas: ketball 2,3, Varsity 43 Soft- ball 2,3,-4Q Volleyball 33 Stud. Council Sec. 4. MARY ANN STETZKAMP A popular girl and an athlctr loo, lVlth .llary Ann around, You'Il uc:'f'r be bluff. Class Sec. 43 Grezgites 4: A Cappella 3,43 G.R. 1,43 G A.A. 1,2.43 Basketball 3,-lj Volleyball 3,43 Softball 3.4. BILLIE STEWARD Billiz' is a darling girl, All through life .chv'Il haw' a nihirl. Ribbon Bearer 33 G.R. 1: G.A.A. 1, Cabinet 2, Sec. 3 43 Hockey 1.2,3.4: Basket- ball l.2.3.43 Volleyball 12,3 43 Swimming 2. RUTH STRAUBINGER lllixs Fashion Plate. G.A.A. 1,2,3,43 Hockey 1,2,33 Basketball 1,23 Swimming 1, 2,3,-1. JIMMY L. TANDY Jimmy Tandy- l'Vhat we think of him is dandy. Rostrum 33 Bowling 33 Wres- tling 3,4. PAT THOMSON Pafs thin, Pat's tall, Just .mc her catch that ball. Annual 2,33 G.A.A. 2,3,43 Volleyball 3. JOHN TOLLE Tulle the bclls for Johnny. Chip 43 Band 1,2,3,4Q Orch. 1,2,3,43 All-County Orch. 3. EDITH STATLER Talented and tall, Admired by all. Annual Staff 2,45 G.R. 13 G.A.A. 1,2,3,43 Volleyball 11 Basketball 4. JACK STEVENS For fun and laughs, Jackir right there: Ou his shoulders rest na care. C Basketball 1, B 2, Varsity 3.4. ISOBEL STEWART Alhleticity plus. Fr. Exec. Comm. 13 Soph. Exec. Comm. 23 Jr. Exec. Comm. 33 Sr. Exec. Comm. 43 Jr. Prom Comm. 33 Torch 3,43 Greggites 43 G.A.A. 1, Cabinet 2,3, Treas. 43 Hock- ey 1,2, Varsity 33 Basketball 1,2,3,43 Volleyball 1, Varsity 2,33 Softball 2, Varsity 3. JEANNE SWANLUND Jeanne, she is a clever la.vs,' Interest :he adds to every class. Jr. Prom Comm. 33 G.A.A. 1,2,3, Cabinet 43 Hockey 1,2, 33 Basketball 13 Volleyball 1,2,33 Softball 2,3. DAVID THOMPSON For our friendly, helpful Daw, The banner will we -wave. Rifle Club 1,2. WALTER THREEWITT Just give me my pipe. DOROTHY TWOMBLY A lady-like little devil. Ribbon Bearer 33 G.A.A. 1, 2,3, Cabinet 43 Basketball 13 Volleyball 1,2Q Hockey 23 Swimming 2. BOB UPI DEGRAFF If you find thrm tall, 'I'lu'n hard will they fall. Entered from Kirksville, Mo. 43 Band 4. CHARLES VOLA Ili' dmv.: thing.: in a big way. Basketball 43 Varsity Foot- ball 43 Baseball 3,4. lll+II,IllCR'l' L. WELGE .lnxl rs Regular Guy. luntered from Hadley 43 Swimming Club 2,3Q Gym Club 2,3. IDARLENE WESTERMANN ,llnrimlly inclined. Orchestra l,2,3,-13 All-County Orchestra 2.3: Glee Club 3, 43 Hens 33 Pep Club 33 Bowling 3.4. IJALIC WILIJIC Our Scientific Son. Rifle Clllb I.3. DORIS WINDSOR lfm' yan, IPM'-IIN, .Al lmplvy and lrriylll fulnn' :uv xvv. Jr. Prom Comm. 33 G.R. 1,23 G.A.A. l,2,3,43 Bowling 4. IIEVIICRALIJ WOOIJRIIFF lfnlvruld ix rcnlllv a jvzvvll Hecs 2. RAY VALENTINE If .vilvncr were gold, Hc'd be a millionaire. Entered from Lyons Town- ship High, La Grange. Ill. 43 Basketball 43 Track 43 Golf Team 4. MARGARET WEASE Such prctty lzairg Hut lvwwarv. She'.v taken. A Cappella 2,3.43 Glee Club 2,3,43 Rostrum 3.4. JANET WERT To know a girl like Jann Is to know a girl wurthwhilr. A Cappella 43 Glee Club l,33 Softball 2,3. SUE WHITEHILL Clever, rutc, wlttyv, ton, That plus more, tlzafs our Suv. Ribbon Bearer 33 Jr. Prom Comm. 33 Assembly Comm. 43 All-County Band 43 All- County Orchestra 2,32 A Cappella 43 Glee Club 1,2,3, Vice-President 4: All-County Chorus 4: Annual Staff 4: Rostrum 3: Greggites 43 Torch 43 G.R. 3, Treas. 4. DON WILLIAMS lux! a Iwy with u manly wif. And a .vmilr that mnkrxv n hit. Vocational Guidance 3,43 Ri- fle Club l,2. Team Capt. 33 B Football 2, Varsity 43 Jr. Track 2,31 Sr. Track 4: Wrestling 2.3. BOB WOLFF Traxing, frrrifir, and full. This boy, 5-Hl0kxl', ix kniwwz In ull. Entered from Webster 2: Sr. Exec. Comm. 4: Back- ward Dance Jack 3: M Club 3,43 Basketball l,2.3.4: 'Track 2.4. L. H. WULFMEIER Kllilmugli hz s small, HL' give: his all. Soph. Exec. Comm. 23 Cheer Leader 2,3,43 Basketball Mgr. 23 Track 23 Swimming 4. .NJ -v X we 4' A 0 5 .I Abi GLW 1 BOB BARNARD Thr' .vtrmlg .vflruf I-rfw. H'i'tlz 11 .vmilr all his own. Basketball 1: B Football 2, Varsity 3.4: 'Fravk 3.1: GOII' 4. SHIRLEY IIATENIAN So soft, .vu mlm, yr! vluqurrlt. Glelo Club 1.2. JOHN BOYD .Al grutlmmui frmu .wir in mu A1 DOROTHY BRITT T116 word iuif'0.v.viIvl47 lx IIUI in hfr T'!7L'lI1llllKlVxl'. G.R. l,2,3,43 G.A.A. l,2,3,4g Volleyball ll Softball 3. LUIS BULLER Ju.vi ax lliglfl ax yum' livurtf' G.A.A. 13 Basketball 1. IIICCKY VAIIHUIIN 'Yrs :wry .mwrl In look info lln' fart' of llml-:'ru. Glve Club 2,3. JOY LEE CLARK llt'r r,vr.v ax .vlurx nf lwiliglif fair. Likt' tiviliylit Ina, lim' rlnxky hair. GIOG Club 2.3. JANET BARNARD :Ill ilu' tliingx you urr. Jr. Exec. Comm. 3: Jr. Prom Comm. 33 Annual 1.2,3,41 VVar Orphan Comm. 3,42 Glee Club 1,2,3: G.R. 1: G.A. A. 1, Cabinet 2,3,'lg Hovkey 1.3. JEAN BOLLM EI ER GIL RIC Il4 .v our af our ra.v.vl1'f'.v. BRADY That lou' .vnmnlli lvuxx :wi-'a', HQ' make our first L'lm1'c'v. A Cappella 1,2,3.4g All-Coun- ty Choir 2,3,4g Sr. Track 4. HARD BRITT .11 Hlllv uun.vcu.v1' mm' mul thru, l.v PAFIILYIIFK1 Ivy llu' Iuxr! of man. JUNE BUCK A rrall-v nirc girl I.: Jam' Iiurlc, .41141 ull tlirnuyll lijr iw' 'zvixlr lrrr lurk. PAT CASSERLY JIM ll'.v Iliff la ln' lmiural, l'VII1'll j'Ull'l't' uulnrullrv uirr. G.R. l,2,3,4g G.A.A. 1,3,43 Hockey 1,2,3,-lg Softball 3. CLAYWELL Thi' lung um! flu' .vlmrt nf ff, Band 1,23 C Basketball 1: B Football 1,2, Varsity 3. 43 Track 1,2,4g Swimming Team 3,4. BOB COBB I can resin l?1't Al'j'llIl:llg1 v.rrvM temptation. B Football 1,2g Basketball lg Track l,2. ROY E. DODSON Teasing, but still lvlruxing. A Cappella 2,3,43 All-County Chorus 3,43 B Football 1, Varsity 2,3,4g Track 1,3,-li Basketball 1,43 Golf 3,4. NORMA FUQUA Eye: that tantallzc. Glee Club 3. BETTIE GARTH She lives content, and cn:'ir.v nano. Entered from Webster 22 Pep Club 1,23 G.R. 4. DOROTHY GILLESPIE A lump of .rugar!.vufev!, little, and rcfinvd. G.A.A. 1,3,43 G.R. 1. CLIFF GRAHAM Nrithcr wolf nor lamb, Is our Clif Graham. B Basketball 23 Jr. Track 3, Baseball 3.4. SHIRLEY GRIFFIN Dependable, loyal, and true. G.R. 1,2g G.A.A. 1, Annual 3 5 Chip 4. LI'I'A V. DANIELS Ilrrr ix tlu' lulru-I nf frw: .-lrftxt, Utll1'Z't'l'XlIllllllllllif, and autlmr, lun! Entered from Le Conte High, Hollywood 1: Greggites 43 Glee Club 2.3: G.A.A. 3. ELAINE DOERBAU M .-1 :wry nzndvxt lass, And ulzllgmg as ran Inv. G.R. 1, Cabinet 2,3, Vice- Pres. 4, G.A.A. l,2,33 Glee Club l,2,3,4: Orchestra l,2,3, 4: Band 2.3.4. KEN GARRISON l.o:'rr nf lifc and langlrtrr. BETTY GIBBS llrr 1'i:'acit,i' ix mntagianxi Ill' dan? want hm' to Mfr rlnmgr, c.rvcpt in mmm. Ribbon Bearer 33 G.A.A. lg Volleyball 11 Hockey 2. HOWARD GORDON Any rrlaflou to Flaxll? Ride Club 2.3: Basketball 3. ROLLY GREMAUII Tar, 'wr call him, is at his lnxrt l'Vl1en on the mal lu' Izvatx Ihr rvxt. Wrestling l,2,3,43 Bowling Club 1. SHIRLEY HAMPTON .Ylrv and ?ll0df'.Yf, lvuf nh lnyf Entered from Central High 2: G.A.A. lg Glee Club lg Roller Skating lg G.R. 3. WALTER HARMON There uin't no Harm'n Being so clzarvnini bowling 1,23 Baseball 3,4. ALEX HORVAT W'h0's that handsome blond? Tlmtlv our Esquire boy. Football 1,2,4g Basketball 1. 23 Wrestling 3,43 Track 2, 3,4. GLORIA LANG Meeting her is liking her, Knowing her is lowing her. Ribbon Bearer 3, G.A.A. 1 Cabinet 2,3,4g A Cappella 2 3,43 Glee Club 1,2,3,4g Bas: ketball 1,2,3,4g Hockey 1,2 3,4g Volleyball 1,2,3,4g sofri ball 1,2,3,4. DOT MAXWELL She is xtudying for a lllrs. degree. Glee Club 1,2. VIVIAN McNAIL A girl to hail, Is fvcppy McNeil. G.R. 1,23 Volleyball 13 Hock- ey 1,4. JANE LOUISE NOLTE Newer hurried. nm'rr warrivii, She does things well. JAMES PLATT His .tense of laughter is highly developed. MILLIE HARTIN A cheerful little earful. Annual 1,2,3,4g G.R. 1,2Q G. A.A. 1,25 Fep Club lg Glee Club I,2. HAROLD KIMBALL A book is the symbol For our Harald Kimball. GLORIA LITTERER llfho can tell 'wluzt is behind that quiet manner. G.A.A. 1. EVELYN MCFARLAND Erie with her .smiling wayx. Helps ta brighten up our days. G.R, 2, Cabinet 3,43 G.A.A. 3,43 Glee Club 3,4. LENNIE MEESEY Simfvlieity is the keynate of harmony. A Cappella 3,43 Glee Club 2. 33 Softball 2,3. PAT OVERBY The only devil in her is l1luc. RICHARD RIGGS Delft let Ihr quiet tyre foul you. DON RITCHER lt's the little things that count, B Basketball 1. J. ll. SCHULER Just Drlightful, ' Or could it be James David? Wrestling 1,2,3,43 B Foot- ball 2, Varsity 3.4. MARVIN SI EBERT Marvin, who is always guy. ls a likeable lad m awry way. Basketball 1,2,3,43 Track 3,-l. J ICANNINE SOLOMON H'ith luv' engaging grin, l Many friends Jcamxim' will win. G.R. 1. JEAN SAAK The .ferret nf living lovely is bm unscljislx. A Cappella 1,2,3.4. DOTTIE SCHUTE .U.R. H.'s No. I Sufvrllirurf. Jr. Prom Comm. 33 Jr. Prom Maid 33 Cheer Leader 2,3,l A Cappella 43 G.A.A. 4. DOLORES HDOKIEH SLEZAK A friend 'worlh lm:-ing. G.A.A. 1,2. JIMMY SPIROS lVhat's lifc for, if uni jar fun! B Football 23 Varsity -I Basketball 3.4. BETTY TOLIVER IVIMJI can I .my nmrr tlmu lllis li praise Ihul -vnu alum' um' Avuu FRED STIGCKER Puls his problems br inv day MM!f 6 . BILL WILSON! f' JAM!!! UI' ll A friendly guy, and yt'nrru:l.v will: his smiles. Track l,3,43 Basketball 2,3, 43 Baseball 3,4. f,f,,y.f..x.w Q - ,awa- IJORIS WOLTERS As mi.vchim'ou.v as a .vidv-long glancr. Class Vice-Pres. 2. Treas. 33 Football Dance Maid 23 Jr. Prom Maid 3: Jr. Prom Comm. 3: Stud. Council Of- ficer: All-School Assembly Comm. 1, Jr. Sr. 33 Voc. Guidance Prog. Dir. 33 War Orphan Comm. Chm. 33 An- nual l,2,3,43 Torch 8,43 A Cappella l,2,3, Sec. 43 All- County Choir 3: Glee Club l,2,3, Pres. 43 G.A.A. l,2,3,4I Pep Club 3,4. FRED WOLF Personality Plus. Band 1,2,3: C Basketball 1, B 2.31 B' Football 2, Varsity 4. as , , m , , ,-b5 'f fi'- f g , 4 s f A if yr.. i Q 1 I ' x as M 'Nm r Q 3 f 'S in . ji we . f G' x 43 gpm , is i I Q 4,26 'Z 2. 3 -uf' X 2 ii gf .f V. gs, 5 X ' ' fo ' V? Q dj R xy I mm-' ' I I U :Q fQ ll fERpJf'gl ,g'W I W W 4 i , sk jf 1. f ', M LH 'M f 'f A4-ffHf fi '9 rw' ar 42,41 M -I l ww fa it Ji! H -ug W..,M Lois HUUGH v Mvlalvli lH'Z'l l'Y H 46 DUN HARRIS eniord BOB HIGGINS DON VVILLIAMS 47 .ii M, 3 S J SAM The fire-eaters with their burning Torch-es, the barkers' raucous shouts from the Ros- trum, the strong man daring any and all comers to knock the Chip off his shoulder, the aerial artists perched precariously on their Hi-Y'er, the contortionists and rubber men wrestling their way into the main arena, cheers of encouragement, and then the cry, Strike up the band! -these and many other exciting things filled our after-hours. XNl',l.l., XYIC Tllll-lll. Ur. sl 4,5 M, l l 'l lllli PKl'ISSl'IS liUl.l. 4 4 ,api eavefi N this page we should like to take time out to thank all members of the Maple Leaves organization and all oth- ers who have been so patient, coopera- tive, and just downright aswell. Our special thanks go also to Miss Sharp and Mr. Davis, our faculty sponsors. Publishing a yearbook is an exciting, il' exasperating task. The 19,17 Maple Leaves could not have been published without the capable and willing cooper- ation of many M.l'l.lI. students who sold subscriptions, solicited advertisements. wrote copy, typed well-nigh illegible write-ups, and did the thousand-and-one things necessary to the editing ol' a yearbook. Thanks to you all! we CZ ip 'Pol' the presses! lt's a scoop- those snooping Chip reporters are at it again! This year, the monthly M.Il.l'l. school paper completed its third con- secutive semester ol' publication under the sponsorship of Mr. Dubry with Ann Dul-Bois and Shirley Garner as editors- in-chief, Lois Hough as associate editor, John Emmons, photographer, and Don Beimdiek, business manager ol' two years. The confusion and anxiety ol' meeting those deadlines, the hasty debates on front page stories, and the trips to the printers will linger in the memory of the journalism classy but the greatest remembrance is that through their ef- forts each member ol' the staff became more a part of M.R.H. and its fine traditions. brcmnl Rumi Hlggll frmxt Run' Statler, Kunlpcr, BLlI'l1llI'Ll, Hcss, Miss Sharp, Fritsclm, Vvlmitvslxill, lvfyrick, McLeod, Owl-ns. ms, Schulz, Mcliulwlm Htlllgll. DuBois, Mr'. Davis, Cousin, Slnrk, Gray, Plnppx Tlnml lion' Recd, fxllklCl'HUI1, Funk, Dolan, Flcnnng, Miller, Doyle, johnson, Crosby, Kicly, Cnszclln, Hgnrtin, I-mnll Kun' EkllllUI1Ll4, Unltlrlcnl, Gxnult, Dugdnlc, Pctcrsun, Tulivur, Munn, Bellows, BllClU'UCKlUI', PillIl1L'l', G1-iclwl, Slclllmrn Eqnll, Un-xw. Ulwrnaly. llulg Run' . Xl'Cl1NI1lL'yCI', SlL'lxx'I', Kvnnlnll, Kucstcr, Nicwnclmer, Young, Best, Plnrnpnulns, Hung. Mlllklll, Dqwe, LXIYIN, Pulte Nun, Bclnlnllrlx, lx.mln1.1n. Front Rmv: DuBois, lVlcNL1lwlw, KCIlllWCI', Gglrncr, Houglm, lvlillcr. Sccuml Row: Schulz, Bailey, Cnsncllu, Mr. Dulwry, Criflln. Ernst. Buck Row: Halrris, Emnmns, Kkllll-lllllll, Bcnlmlick, Tulle, Gambler, Bcllnws. 51 l rlmI Knut llongh, ll, Melinlaiicl, fhiull, Kendall. l,tlllt'l'illll. S, Clay, Vfilliains, Sllllllllt'I'4, Sulieer, Xxilllloflilll. l'hn'opoulos, Shnk, lbotilnmiii. .'m'tmnl Kun' .Xlil-in, Slvllhoin. l'.ilnn'i, Mt-In-ui. flfiiiinitl. lvlr-. l,llYlN, lvliv Smith, Renal, Owens, lNlfKlllIlUll, Hllcttexinin. bntllry, Xxillllllllljllllll, Swirl, XXvlllSll'lllllVllIl Thml lieu- Moon, lfunk, VlMI.1n. ,Mlkiii-, Moxvllwla. S, Elini:-mls, llelersen. Kaiser, llugdale. liussv. Lang, Tiltlen. Skinner. Meyer, Mlll.IXX,l3', f-illllth, Smith. I nnflh Kon' U'Ne.il, Morris. Srl-lzkainp, llnxl, ll, Sllllllllfls, Rllclier, l'uye.u', R 4k'll. Nx'lllll.ll1, Mit-lit-I. Hickey, lhll.--wk. lVlllIpl1y, M.u.ulx, llowaitl, NVebel', lvlillllll, flonimitl. Flflll lion' ll. litllllllllllf, ffl-oiiih-, lie-I. lhlzltlzlle. Clillt--pie, llrill, Cas-erly, Keller, Lewis, Kuinpci, bl. Llllly, King. l..lLlLl. Phipps. llvl-ki-I, Haley, Iloerle. Selmsrrm, Mt-llritle. Goree, Hdsli Run' .'Nrialeiwn, lbnllois, Km'-ler, Niewoelmncr. lfuusl, Szuitlers. l.,UlllllQlllL'l', xXilllNCl',l1k'llLllL'III.lll, fllwus. fhvlvslimii. lilelnlson, l Wil S blialiggv, ll, Xxllllx', XXk'lNL'll in. .'clmlle1', V. Vsilnte, lVfcl::u'lz1ntl, Hglssanll. President . . . . . Shirley Gray Viee-President . lfllaine Doerbaum j Secretary . . . Lois llough eeflff Treasurer . ..... Sue Whitehill Sponsors ..... Miss Smith and Mrs Davis 'l'l'Il'INS lil lbL'll '1'l3 o, Y-Teen is not a new organization. In the past years you have referred to it as Oli, or Girl l-leservesf' With Y-Teen's new name eame a burst of energy and big' plans for the year's ae-- tivities. Things started rolling with the Fall Hike, which was followed by the NVorld Fellowship llanquet, a joint meeting of Y-Teen and Ili-Y, a Confer- enee at Montebello, and, the last and most important event of the year- the Mother-Daughter Banquet which included a recognition ceremony. As the seniors prepare to retire from all Y-Teen activities, the underelassmen realize what a big job they have ahead of them-equaling: the wonderful work done by oflicers, sponsors, and members of Y-Teen in this past year. an U- s its .F r 1 I Fronl, Row: Higgins, SCl1WCfClIITlIlI1, Fritsch, Vvlillizims, Second Row: Mr. Cozcun, Rafferty, Hill, Main, Cornell. Pigott, Tezirc, Mr. Coy, Back Row: Dclnew. Pitts. Wilkiiisimii, fxkllillilluli. Sickcr. Suns Souci. Updcgrziil, Kracincr, Arcnsimxti f-U 66 O create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and community high standards of Christian character is the purpose of the Hi-Y. The M.R.H. Hi-Y, which was discontinued for sev- eral years, has been revived with a new group of eager, interested boys who have laid the foundation for a lasting, praiseworthy club. Under the capable leadership of Mr. Coy and Mr. Cozean, the Hi-Y has undertaken many worthwhile projects. The members have sold refreshments at the Maplewood and Webster Groves home basketball games, besides main- taining a complete service store and selling M.R.H. license plates. On the social side, they have given dances, hay- rides, and various other social activities, completely rounding off their schedule. The renewed club is off to a good start in 1946-47. Pl'9Sifl911f - . . Ted Fritsch Vice-President . Don Williams S9C1'9t31'Y - . Bob Schwerdtman Treasurer .... Hob Higgins Sponsors . . . Mr. Coy and Mr. Cozean HI, wisic GUYS! 53 Front liUlt'f B. Toliver, Scheer. Suininers, DuBois, Gray, Twonihly. Seroml Ron Hill, Miss Rounscville, Bellows, Moon, Miss Mureli, Miss Smith. Myricla. llaclq Run Vv'illi:iins, Tolivcr, Higgins, Sickcr, Fralnn, Kiuciiicr. Spooner. lirirscli. ucafionaf gui ance ro'ecf Ilresideiit , Ann DuBois , , , . ECAUSE of the enthusiastic reception VICKF-l,l'l'SlfllxIlt . . Ted Prltseh y . Y . I , of last year s Vocational Guidance I roj- Secretary-'l'reasurer . . Shirley Gray eet, a similar plan has again been offered to our students. The activities of this year began early first semester with a meeting' ol' the I-Board of' Direc- tors under the faculty advisors, Miss Smith, Miss Murch, Miss Ilounseville, and the Y.M.C.A. Counselor, Mr. Gil- , more. At these meetings a progxrain was planned which would best cultivate the interest of the students and also point out a wide range ol' vocational opportunities. Included in the program this year were V.G.P. assemblies, panel discussions of' general vocations, which were later broken down into more exact positions, and vocational inI'ormation. So many students seemed to enjoy and profit fi'om the Vocational Guidance Project this year that the task ol' choos- ing their life work should be easier for our: l+'I I'I'RIC is IN Yol'Iz HANiis them now. 511 'dll ini: '-l.. ZS- Front Row: Scheer, Myrick, DuBois. Tolivcr. Gray, Hough. Peters. Second Rout Stewart, Whitchill. Shirk. Miss Barkley. Reed. Hess. lvlahoncy, Third Row: Schwcrdtman, Kraciner, Thompson, Frahm. Higgins, Fritsch, Bciindiclc. Htlclq Row: Smith, H. Finley. B. Tolivcr. Docrhzinm, Schulz, Kemper. McNnhh, j0l'CA ERE we present this year's mem- bers of the Maplewood - Richmond Heights Chapter of the National Honor Society. These students were chosen by the faculty as the most well-rounded members of their class because they best represent the qualities of scholarship, leadership, character, and service. Each fall and spring, the initiation ceremony is held in the library. In the impressive candlelight, the new mem- bers receive their badges and pledge themselves to live up to the high stand- ards of the society to which they have been elected. These semi-annual initia- tions are always attended by proud relations Iflllfl students who fill the library to watch the solemn ceremony. No one could better sponsor the Maple- wood-Richmond Heights Chapter than Miss Barkley and Miss Sharp, who are an inspiration to all. President . . Joe Toliver Vice-President . . Lois Hough Secretary-Treasurer ...... Betty Myrick Sponsors . . Miss Barkley and Miss Sharp THREE VVISIC MICN 55 5 1 4 l. H. v , rcs '1' lirmit IQUIUI Roberts, Recd. Finley, blolmwn, Kruscn, Vv'hllchlll. Sccoml Row: Sparks, lviorton, DuBois, Gray, Mr, Duhry, Phipps, lviillcr, Vvcxsc. Illicit Ron Srlmwcrdunan, Vyulkinson, Ar'rn1s11n'ycr, liqnrrif. Bllltlllffl. lvlny, Sliglmum. Dl'll'lATl'l TICANI K Allirmative . Ann Dul-Bois odfrum Don Harris Negative . . Hob Schwerdtman f'U2ll'll ......... Harry Wilkinson Harry Sieker . . Mr. Dubry l XNURDS UF VVISDOM 56 AREFUL and logical organization re- sults in the deeper appreciation and better understanding of the major prob- lems of today. The members of the Hostrum Club, seeking' broader aspects of these problems, have met to develop abilities in public speaking. lts members participated in debates and declamation contests, and held regular meetings. On December 113 and 14, the debate team visited the campus oi' Missouri University to attend the annual State Debate Conference. The Sub-Regional Debate Meet at St. Louis University High was held February 8, with the team participating. The debate question for 1916-A17 is The Federal Govern- ment should provide a complete system of medical care available to all citizens at public expense. Thanks are in order to M1'. Dubry who coached the Rostrum Club to a very successful year. From Row: Ahern. Chorncy. Phiropouhvs, Hess. Smith, Myrick, Nach. Secomt Row: Mahoney, Ladd, Peters, Miss Brasc. Shirk. Vfhitchill. Sauk. Daniels. Burk Row: Phipps, Burger. Henckcn. Stewart. Scliwerdtnian. Miller. Stctzkamp, Meade, reggifefi ITHIN the next few years, busi- ness men will be saying to their secretaries, Take a letter, Miss Shirk, or Get Mr. Wilson on the phone, Miss Stewart. To prepare themselves as well as possible these secretaries-to-be belong to the Greggite club. On the last Friday of every month, when the class is turned into a club, the Greggites may be seen engaged in lively spelling matches and discussions of business problems. Interesting and helpful talks are given to the club by men and women in the business world. This year the Greggites were privileged to hear among others, Mr. S. Haysladen of the Western Union Telegraph Com- pany. Other activities which were a part of the club's program were movies, par- ties, hikes, and an annual trip to a downtown business oflice. President . . Betty lless Vice-President . . Gloria Smith Secretary . . Betty Myrick Treasurer . Gloria Phiropoulos Sponsor . . Miss Brase X EFFICIEN-SEE? 57 NOX N' LISTICN, Klllll Nl IS FUR MANLX .,4.,4. 'A.A., under the capable sponsor- ship of Mrs. Boehm and for the purpose of developing character and personality through good sportsmanship, fun, and social life, began another successful year with a party for freshmen. The rain which prevented the autumn pic- nic from taking place out-of-doors did not dampen the spirits of the girls who joined in the relays indoors. In Janu- ary, crazy costumes were donned for the Puff Pant Prom. The boys were squired by the girls to the Backward Dance held in the spring. At the Ban- quet, letters were given out and tears were shed as we all said farewell to another fun-filled year. W CAL ORE brawn is represented here than anywhere in M.R.H. No other organization can make fhuf statement! Composed of varsity lettermen of our four major sports-football, wrestling, basketball, and track-the M Club is strictly for athletic males. Football coach Mac McArtor sponsors this group, which seeks general enlighten- ment on sports and sports technique. Members who earn major letters for three years receive three-year post- graduate complimentary passes to Maplewood gamesg those who letter in their senior year receive similar one- year passes. The honor of belonging to the M Club should be a strong incentive for all freshman fellas to get out and really work on the gridiron, floor, mat, and track. run! Run R. Miller, Bnclirueder, Funk, Best, M. Anderson, Palmer, Moon, N. Schulz, Mrs. Boehm, Miss Banks, Steward Stewart. Swanlund, Lang, Barnard, Field. Myrick, Marak. Nmnitl Knut Skinner. Cault, lenkins, Neis, Fuller, Knrte, Foust, Henrv, lV1cl:arland, Conrad, Nicwncliner, Kllewtrr. Bllsse nl. Dugdale, Recd, blwlinwii, Tlinnipsun, Owens. Daniels, Rinderkiieclit. Neuman. Rosen. Tliird Run' l3nBm5, Eu-fl.. Patlcrmn, Roberts, Tlinnias, Pu 'ear. lvlnreluek, Ednmnds, Cousin, Cole. Meier. Kaiser. llcterscn 5 . P. Miller. lflennng, Lnkenf, Munro, Hutcliisnn, johns, Milllvwily. S. MCyCI'. M. MCYCY. Ul'lf'll11. Ufily. GVHWC- Inurlli Knut Ymiii-'. Dulan. Ernst. Adkins, jones, Ritclier, B. Suniiners, Vvlorstcnlinlni, Vw'ui'tliiiigLnii, Mcliinnnn, Vv'illianis Hnettcinan. Sattlcy, Scncl, Blower, Nolan, Melton. Haag. Stcllliorn. M. Vvlilliallw. V. Finley. S. Steclicr, R. Stcclier O'Nual. M. Schulz. Cnuiiilv. fiftli Rmuf Clinrncv. Aliern, Tildcn, Kemper, King, Berrcslieim, Allicrtin. Dawes, Statler, Traylnr, Nichols. lcrter. Sanders I NX'carc, Slriclwecli. Sebastian, Malwnry, Pidcock, Ivfurpliy, Squire, Witliiiigtrmii, L, Vvalliaiiis, Mnwry, 'M. Stetzkanip V, Murrii. Ulismn. M. Sinitli. Sixth Razr: Bclluwf, Guninicls, MINlI'C, Casserly, Britt. Tnliver, Burger, Cruslwy, Hungli, Moulder, Aliern. Nnwmtney, Hender sun, Luelikf. Baer, Bird, Edniund5, Brimqr, Kqllcr, Gray, DeVN'eese janiisun, Crouch, Hedley. Kruscn. D. Dngdale Cunnard, Hawall, lxnllcr, S. Anderson, Cuiiiinrs, ack Rnw: Vxaiidscvr, Miner. Strauliinger, M, A, Stetzkamp, G. Sniitli. Sclwcr. Kifly. H- l:II1lCy. E. SlllI1lI1L'I'S. Alitipns, Scliulu, Klclwrger, Uullcr. Berryman, j. Andrews, M. Andrews, McLeod, Adams. Lewis. Hickey, Cnlcnian, Clans, Field wn. Sclinller, XX'CliSCl1l NUI'I1. Strange. Kendall. Snluninn. Frmir Run blacrilueri, Vv'illian1s, Kracnier, Tnlivcr, Nutter, Hurvat. Nucrtenian. S4-twnl Raw: Strilcr, Green, Hafcrkamp, Grcniaud, Gann, Dcpew, Frisinger, Stcvem. Third Iimr: Higgins, Phillips, Aulwuclinn, Krems, Wmmlll. Fleming, Fralini, Plnnsward. Mnnalian. liaclq linux ffulcnian, Maddfix. Gury, Coach McArtur, Balvlvitt, SCl1lllCl', Casey. 59 OFFICERS P1'osirI1-111 Nvl Schulz Vll'l'-l,I'1ISlIll'llI . Arthul' Clukios SOCl'0t2ll'Y Jackie Mahoney T11-:1s111'111' . . Ralph Aston DlI't'l'lfII'S ..... M1'. Host anfl Mr. Johnson IiI'II-A-IIl'II-I II'Il 60 .?6lI'l6l KOLJQI' Fl.l l'l'lS B1-Si, Nzlnvy Il:L1'Is0lI. N:1111'y Linton, I':1tsy UBOICS IIi:.:'1.:'i11s, .li111111y IIASSOUN Aston. Iizxlph ll FI.A'I' ULARINIC' AII1-11, .li111111y I lvl I: x 1-11, I1:1 Vvrm- I!11y:111-,l'I1:11'Ivs U11-I:111cl. 'I'1'oy f'1111111I1s. A11114- l'll4'llIlIlt'I', Ili1-I1:11'1I 1l111'1l11l1. In-WIS II11I11-1'v1', .I11:111 II1-1-11111-1', Il11ss1-II II1-i1le-111:111, lflllllly II1111Iii11s Il11I1 II11w:11'1I. AlJlI'L1lll't'l .I11111-s.411-1':1I1I lilllDl'1'l'lt'. Hliu-1' IXI:1I1o1111y,'I'1'l11Iy III111'1'is, X'i1'p:'i11i:1 l'lg4'11ll, .l114' ll:1i111-s. I4lIv:111111' Svhulz, Mary SIip:I1lo11, Rob S11-tzIi:111111. M:11'p.:'i1- ALTO l'l,AIlINIC'I' II1-st, Suv l'I1i1'1111o11los, 1lI111'i:1 Sl'lllllZ, Nl-I BASS CLA RIN ICT I!1'o1'ksc'I1111iH. Ililllill M:1ho11vy, .Iz1vki1- SAXOPHUNICS R1-1'1'1-slu-i111, IlflllDl'1'S I-Intl, Vk1II1:1111 lf1'z1si111', Hob CORN ICT 'TR U M I' I!:11'I11-1111, IIow:11'1I l!llt'l'lit', l'lI'IlIlli K'I11ki1-14. Arthur Gullvr, ll:ll'Vvy Hart, l1fll'I'Y Smith, XYiIIi:1111 St1':1111.:1-, Imylv Sullins, Ttllll 'I'l111111s1w11. Iloh 'I'11II11, .I11l111 I 1ul1'1.:'l'1lfl'. llulm HOIINS I411II,l'I1:11'l1-s flillllllllll, Iii1-I1:11'1I l111111'I1-, II11w:11-1I Kopp, l'111'lis I':11'I1:1111, l'?llIl VS 111x1c1'1'oN11: 4'l:11'l4. I2iII Sl1'isS1-I,Sl:111Ia-y 'I'lII ISI BON ICS H1-II11u's,1'I:1i1' II1-I1111:111. I-'1'111I ,I111111i11us, I11-y111- , , I I111'41111111l11s, 'llfllll S1-I11-:11'1-1'. XY:11'1'1-1 'I'I'lI.-XS I'I1I111o111Is, Il:1IpI1 S11-11h1-11s, .I:11111-s BASS VIOI, lion-1I. .l1lSQ'llllllll' XY:-I11'Ii, l5l'I'Illl'1' liI'Il,l,S MARIE H1-l11'1-11s. I!:11'I1:11':1 XI'I1iI1-I1iII. S111- 'I'lBl PANI lim-Ii. lI:1I11I1 llRI'XlS liossv, IViIIi:1111 llllllilxw. I'I1l1li1- l'o111lil, lilo-1111 K1-IAI1-53 II4111:1I1I Slllllll. D011 T1l5'lllI', .I11l111 ICT 'I'VVIRI1I'IRS I41-11111-ns. I!z1rI1:11':1 ll1'SI. Sllv l'UlIIPIN'l'I. V1-1-1111 lI111'11p11l1I11s. GI111 1 L llvocl, .Ios011I1i11v Frou! Ron Haag, Compton, Hussnian. Palincr. Melton. Howard, Gaston. Scumid Ron Vfollf. Nclins, Flcinnicr, Kline. Linton, N. Best. -I. Higgins, Fricke, Vkrstcrinann, Nolan, D Back Kon Miss Hansen. Docrbauin. Slighton. Hcbercr. Aston. Parhaun. Dwcrlc, A. filukics. T. lliiwpulilos. Bork. Vfchrli, Recd. OPEL 25 fra ONCEN'rRA'1'1NG on popular classi- cal numbers, the orchestra has had a busy year presenting programs under the direction of Miss Jorgine Hansen. Two of the favorite selections which made up a part of the orchestra's repertoire are Gavottc and Concert Miniature in G. Favorable criticism was received from judges at the Music Festivalg audience and participants were enthusiastic. The orchestra displayed its skill at the an- nual Christmas and Spring Concerts, in preparation for which many hours were spent in practice. Although small in number, the M.R.H. Orchestra has proved itself a great success. President . Doris Melton Vice-President . . Mary Palmer Secretary-Treasurer . Don Peters Conductor . Miss Hansen SWING rmr: 61 HI l N l'l' 'l'IlOSlC I,l'I.Xlil,Y C X'I'l 4 IANHS .Xltlfl l l..X'I' A .14 Cafaefa Klnoir Kimi in the chariot in the morning. Lord I lills the Hand lloom each day as the members ol' our A Cappella Choir give out with one ol' their spirited numhers. Sixty voices hlending in har- mony: louder, then softer: faster, then slower. The events ol' the season were numer- ous: Sunday night church service: the picnic in the park when everyone played football and Mr. l-lest ret d: the Annual Christmas Concert -- proving all those hours spent practicing were rewarded: the Christmas Party and Mr. l1est's curiously red face! At the University City Music Festival and the Spring Concert, the memhers showed outstanding ahility and coopera- tion and were lavorahly criticized for their work. gee cm S the audience whispers Such lovely girls, and so well trained, the one lmndred thirty gracious maidens ascend the platform. At the Christmas Concert their songs lilled the gymna- sium with the real Christmas spirit, inspiring even the director, Mr. llest. ln the spring the girls appeared in the Music Festival at llniversity City, and the judges passed words ol' praise on their harmony. Later when the Animal Spring Concert was held in our gym, the home folks again heard their daughters. Each Wednesday in an alter-school ses- sion conducted hy Mr. llest, the girls practice l'aithl'ully l'or the special occa- sions until 1:07, leaving in plenty ol time to catch the -1:10 hus. . . 3 , V . !'I'U1ll Rum N111 Beal, Ht'Ilx'lim'I1, M. Uullcr, XY1mfwlt, I. Vx crt, Burk, l. Qvullcr, Mex cv, lVl.1y, Hulmlxtvm, 5xl1llIILll, .Xllllltlx Nlcvscy, M1ll.1waly. Sl-wmi Run' Lukcns, Rclndl, Tullvcr, BL1clmmcdc1', lVlLll'.lli, Urmnlmxcl, lNl.lQlUIl!lI1, fllnrwll, Ncllwl-cr, l'ctvx'N-ww, ll. Nlxll.-I Su'l:k1u11p, XYc.xsc, Bgulcy, Tlmxl film Hvw, Xxvlxllclull, Kcnglnll, Slmclum, Duylc, l'lcmmg, Nlcycr, lVllliNlll.ll1, llvllcxv, llml-Un, SIU-wl, l'm.nlwlN1ll, li-nnmlm Myunk, M. XXX-rr, Stclllwrn, Sclmucr. Blxrlg Rum Lluttllwd, SllIlllIlCI'H, l:lI1lk'Y, Katz, Schull-, 5clm.n'1', Brguly, l'r.xl1m, l'l.lI'I'IN, linlllnxpsl, lX.llIllII.llI. llwllylllvl, .X-tml FHM, NX' Mullen, Lung, Hunk, :Xudc1x.m. FTUIII Run' .lcnlnn4, Nnlici, HllSIll.lI1l1, Dsvlgm, Bmw, O'Nc.ll, lvlli Bot, Brat, 5. fxllLlv.'I'NUI1, Blvllwv, Multum, Xxvlllllllllghlll T llmnx'-vpwlllcra Vw'cl1rl1. Sefmld Rvu' Urny, Tllilllllli, l5I'lIgLHClIlLlll, lbncrlc, Huckcl, Uullcr, KIICNILT, liclwrvm, xXVk'l5l'I', 'l'r.eylul', 114111111-IN, lfvll, lbw! clULlllll'rN, Urwtc, lfunk, Nu-wncl1m'r, Puulus, Rimlcrkncclml, ll-wupp.nl. Tlxml Run' L. xxvllllilllli Fuqua, Lukcns, Clark, NVl11tvl1ill, TUllX'L'IA, Sclm-t1.n11, M. Xxllllhllllr, Urnml, llrury, VllllLlk'II, llvw, XX'm -cull, Smcllh-fm, Clmrunl, lVlCFQlI'lllIlQ.l. Huwurd, D. Dugdalc, Qillhiilll, Ml-Bmic, fXl1L'I'Il, H.l.1g, lvl. .'Xl1klk'INUll, l:lIll-l, l u1u'll1 Run Xxvlllllllgllill, VN'crt, MQlI'llIlgl1lllIS, SICl2li1lIllP, Dwylc, Owcnw, l'ilclw1'gc1'. Pllyk'.ll', ll. SllIllIIlx'l'N, Nxclwlx, Maxim Klllrff, Almtlpns, Manrnk, l ctcr'4cn, Mmm, Bl1rl1l'ucdcr, Kcudalll, llullcr, Surumclw, .I. Dugnlulv, fXll'11ll1N, lllnpp-. Run: Buck Kun Clalrr, Hurtscll, Cglllwmw, Gultlrlcd, E. SLIIIIIHCVS, Guult, Bauer, Daiwa, Alhl-mm, Sqlurc, 5rlm.u'1', liuxl. lMc1lw.n1n1 ELlllIUIlLl5, Bcllmvs, Young, Ernst, Milluwuy, XXVCLDC. Palmer, Lung, Eurail, Malwury, lvlyrlck, HLllIlilllW, xlN,i'NlL'I'llI.ll1I1. 63 President Vice- I l res Secretary Treasurer Sponsor wlirrs ,XIIICAIPT . Harhara Squire ident . . Mary llyan . Loretta Williams Darlene Westermann . . Miss Herman ir 5 , gowgng CM WISH ---- hang!! That was Jackie Moulder, one of M.H.l'l.'s top howlers in action. You'll hear this and much more every Monday after school as our girls' howling team has a workout at the Saratoga I-Bowling Alleys. Keen compe- tition present each week among the teams ofl'ered fun and excitement for all participating, as each girl strived 'to howl that perfect game. Although the girls didn't, howl against other school teams in inter-school competition, they divided into teams within the cluh and found keen competition howling among themselves. Some of the highest scores have heen close to the 200 mark with some ol' the season's top howlers as Mary Ryan, Virginia Andrews, and Jackie Moulder. Approximately twen- ty-five girls, under the guidance ot' Miss Herman, helong to the cluh. l 7'i'7ll Roll' lf. llwkvl. flullslll. Miller, Miss Herman. Keller. lmwis. Rimlerkncclit. Ryan, Samui Hou Het-kel. Nxhtliiiigtuii, Squire. l.. Vwlilliaius. Xxf,ll1Ll4UI', Cilrry, lvlnultlcr. llonzmui. Neuiuan. Hticlq Row Docrle, Martin. Haley, Ladd. Al. Vfilliams, XX'cstermann. Andrews, Marak. Patterson. Nack. 64 oyzi , F you happen to walk into Saratoga Bowling Alleys on a Tuesday afternoon between three-thirty and live, you will see a large number of tenpins being knocked down, accompanied by a great deal of shouting on the part of the bowl- ers. At first, you wonder if it is a match game between the country's outstand- ing teams: but as you draw near, you realize that it's only the weekly meeting of the Boys' Bowling Club. Approxi- mately twenty fellows turned out this year, and they were organized into four teams under the leadership of Mr. Whitworth. Although the all-school team had no matches with other schools during the first semester, some matches were indi- cated during the second semester. The entire league is waiting for two of the matches: the one with the all-school girls' team and the one with the M.R.H. faculty. STRIKE BREAKER Captains . . Al Krems tPresidentD Don Baker Hoy Wilson James Hurst Sponsor . Mr. Wliitworth Front Row: Baker, Bock, Hohlstcin, Maddox. Second Row: Kemp, Dilthey, Mr. Wliitwtwrth, Wctzel, Klcnkc. Back Row: Wilsiuii, Main, Morton, Arensineycr, Galloway. 5 f 65 ardifg joofgaf Im HOWING much improvement over last year's squad, the Hlue Devils, under the able supervision oi' Coaches McAr- tor and Moseley, ended their season with four wins and four losses, plus one non-league game dropped to U. City. Beaten in a close opener by Wellston, M.R.H. bounded back to whip Clayton and Ritenour, then bowed to C.B.C. and Kirkwood. Undaunted, the boys tripped Webster 14-12. and romped over St. Charles 21-0, but lost their final league game to Normandy. sm' Fon A1 l'lUN Outstanding players were Bud Aubu- Schedule: chon, All-County end and All-District FIM, WP Honorable Mention winner, and Bob Vvellstgn 5 0 Phillips, All-County center. Fine play- Clayton - ll 4 . . Ritenour 7 1-1 ing was also done by linesmen Allen, C.B.C. 7 6 Austin, Casey, Coleman, and several Kirkwood . 6 0 . - - - - Webster . . 12 1-1 's'l'lz' -l ' 2- , , others, my iickfie d men I'llSll1gl-31, H1 bt. Um!-les . . 0 21 lerkamp, Higgins, lloryat, and Miler. N01-mandy l 1 gn 5 U. City . . . . . 123 0 lironl Kon' Phillips, lsfillllll, H.il'ei'kalnp, Tolivcr, Plonssard, lirisingcr. Sctoml Ron' Allen, Aubuclmon, B. Higgins, Casey, Phillips, Kraciiieig Dellew, Horvail. Tlimi Row Mr. Moseley, Uellnian, j. Higgins, Schiller, Kaufinain, Austin, W'illiziiiis, Coleman, Mr. Me:Xrtor. Iiourlh Ron Scyinoiir, Jacobs, NUK'l'UflllZlll, Cury, Miler, Wmilf, Monahan, Maddox, Henderson liijlli Row: llairnard. Ciclwl, Dodson, Billnicyer, Smith, Combs, Conrad, Wivtid, Sullivan. Buck Row Taylor, Brenner, Linbcrg, Mr. Craig. 66 Schedule : NVebster Kirkwood Ritenour Clayton FRESH-l' P TIM lil They We 6 12 6 6 0 24 0 133 W Soozlaf HREE victories-one tie! A good record in any football league. And that's the record of this year's B team. Practicing' with the Varsity under the expert tutelage ot' Coaches Moseley, McArtor, and Craig certainly helped the boys sharpen and improve their game, until most of them had places on the Junior Varsity. The soph- omore squad displayed a running attack that could hardly be stopped and an aerial game to match. Strong at every position, the squad possessed boys who can be counted on in a year or two to furnish the school with capable, if not outstanding, players. Even though this year's season was a success, we can look for still better things from this year's B team. Frou! Ron' Buzzongu, Vogel, MeVey, floinhs, Hoel, Snover, Vviiley. Second Row: Bellows, Maiglothin, kiL'llIIllH1, Vaingelos, Gibson, Henderson, lilemnier, Cahil, Vv'oltl'. Third Row. Hcehner. Uliehel, Bl'ClfClliWlICCliCl', Hohlstcin, Aldzig, Keller, Robertson, HCldClllrlll. Fourth Ron Randall, Mueller, Gunn, Pitts, Higgins, Radlolf, Austin, Fawcett, Ohernuy, Vhxodlzind, Fennell. Burl, Row: Clark, Straulwinger, Gambler, Gicloel, Bziteinan, Scynionr, Prince, Fields, Fox, Sullivan, Vvhod. 67 Uardifg Zgarfefgaf UR cage team was more than good this year as we were in the win column more often than the defeat. When a win was ehalked up, the lVI.ll.Il. fans voiced a satislied and confident Nateh g how- ever, when we came out down under, there was always, We wuz robbed. None ol' the games were push-overs, since the hoys had to play, and play hard. Our hoys came out on the high end to take second place in the Suh- Ilegional Tournament, hut lost out in the llegional. This season, the team was strong and next season should he even stronger with several three-year veterans. Our eoaeh, Mr. Mikkelsen, deserves credit for the production ol' sueh a team in his first year hack at Maplewood. Sehedule Mehlville Brentwood Ulayton . Kirkwood Iilewett . Wellston . . Ritenour . . VI'ebster Groves Kirkwood . Normandy . Clayton . VVellston . . St. Vharles . VI'ebsler Groves Cleveland . Southwest . KE THA' ' .MII 5 FronL Ron' Philhps, Vv'oltf, Aubuchon, Coleman, Haterkziinp, Stevens, Hester Sepomt Row- Coach Miklcelseo, Keller, Rec.lI'ord, Lawson. Unreltru, Kupilerly, Ildfli lion Sans SULICI, Slehert, Wtulll. 1 -v-7 II, I2 JI I ill Il iq -,, In to In ll Hi 512 I5 l l .0 0 VI.. IIN .W 44 33 23 no .,, JJ IT III I'l IIS 5.2 IT 'IU 52 t., 68 Seliedule Mehlvilll- . Brentwood Clayton . Kirk wood lilewett , VVellston . Ritenour . VVebs!er Groves Kirkwood Normandy Ulayton . Wellston . St. Ullzirles VVebsIer llrorm-s Uleveland Southwest TVVO POINTS l They XYe I6 30 . lil 35 'W 23 39 24 20 22 35 20 20 26 38 30 28 18 . 26 33 251 30 22 26 I5 26 all 27 . 23 25 32 29 . . . . .4 KK 7, Z?6l5Let HIS year's B team, surprise vic- tors in the Wellston B Tournament, finished the season with the sensational record of ten victories and six defeats. A great deal of the credit for the Well- ston tourney and for every victory is due Mr. Larason who did a great job with the B team. The squad, com- posed mostly of freshmen, showed plen- ty of hustle throughout every game. The starting lineup was usually House- wright and Wilson, forwardsg Sullivan and McVey, guards, and the red-headed freshman, Dale Huff, center. These, supported by Jimmy del Grosso and other reserves, captured the coveted Wellston B Tournament and estab- lished the aforementioned season's rec- ord. Since many of the boys will izeturn next season, the B team's record should be just as impressive as this past season's, if not more so. Front Roni Higgins, l'IUllSCVVl'lgilI, Xhfilson, Sullivan, del Grosso. Second Rewi Lindhcrg, Swamlund, McVey, Prince, Combs, Attcrl'wury. Back Ron Ori, Vvhmd. Hutt. Couch Lamson. 69 :QU ie lla 'Qt In ter-1 'la ss Fl,l'll'I'I' FOOT March 21 enior jac LEAR the track! llere they come! As Senior Track season rolls around again this year, things look very prom- ising. Last year's outstanding perform- ance by recordbreakers Terry Allen and Don Williams is expected to be repeated again this year. Revival of the Maplewood Relays by Coach Moseley is planned for this sea- son, also. Eliminated in 1937 because of a national law prohibiting a track meet to determine a national champion, this event brought together some of the best schools in the Midwest. Chicago brought some excellent teams to the meet, but our old rival, ll. City, was the llrentwoosl . March 25 Here 'f 'W - ' M f'h 2' - HPV most frequent winner. Although re- houthwest . . April I . Here 1 Stuff' lliflfvol' - April 1 Vflllllllblil strlcted by law, the Relays should be an f'.lH'. .... April Y . There , , , , Kit-lm-owl . . . April ll . im-0 interesting addition to the track season, M: l' ' l R'l: A l lil - wvf,2g,tf,f,'l',,.0,f,,S'h- D ASH, 22 t WW, and the trophies and medals should ll. City , . . . April 21 . There H. , . . . . .lin Th l..1.Y -vl- Mark 'l'n'ain Relays April 26 I Ole A goal to dur ' 0 t 'Lk bu Vellllty M'-1-4 . - -May 2 li Fifi' son promises to be a great one for the llistrix-I f'llHHllhlflllSlllllH May 9 U u N ' x Stale Outdoor . . May I7 Uoluinbia llllll-Cl21flS Ol M.I'w.li.! lfrmil Row lleardorll, Vhlliziiiis, Krucnicr, Bahlnrt, Keller, l'lonssin'd, Rosenberg, Xxilllilllvill. Swmlci Ron' liury, Fox, Phillips. Ni'IllClSCl'. lVlcVey, fXlll'illCllllll, lvlulally. lllelaintl, Hill. Third Ron' Smith, Gibson, Cluywcll, Dcllew, Allen, Nelnis, Koerhling, li. Vslinn. Vfoll. Ilflil Row' Vvfidtliumiloe, jerk, Tillnny, Barbeali, Klonaiway, Bushnell, D, VU.mn, liutlg Run' Ritcher, Higgins, Coleman, Ncifc. Green, BI'llCliSCllllllll, Huber. fu iff, 1 gt,--' unior Jac o to your marks. Get set. Bang! They're off. Yes, the track team came swarming out strong again this spring, full of energy and anticipation pent up during the winter months, and put in many hours of diligent practice to form a smooth-functioning team once again this year. Since we must go to press before any meets are run off, it is im- possible to give any actual scores, but last year's Junior Team lost only one meet in dual competition. Although most of the former Junior Team is now in the senior division, the team this year promises to he more powerful and to surpass all others. Mr. Moseley, the coach, has worked patiently with the boys, and all are looking forward to a victorious team. Last fall, for the first time, M.R.H. claimed a cross-country track team. Sixteen boys were out under the guid- fIMRH? -K R PU? ' yu I 'N Y ifflrfiaf 3 VRHQ i ,RH i- MLYHW i-f'- his OUR CROSS-COUNTRY TEA M ance of Coach Moseley. The team placed fourth in the State Tournament at Washington University, and partici- pated in two other meets in this area. Thanks are due to Mr. Moseley for in- troducing this new sports venture. Frniit Roux Hiirfcig QI. XX'ainn, jones, Clark, Bogue, Hcidcinan. Hill. Hoel, Orth, Broader. Scrmvd Row: Brinkincyer. McCoy, Sicfcrt, Buzzonga, D. Babbitt. Milefi Fox, Parham, SICVCITS. SUIUVHH. Third Run' Uiwuiiiiict. Maiglolhin, Dqierhgium. Gurdon, Hcchncr. Hcitzlcr, Henderson, Prince, D. Wziiiri, Callaway, Wiilf Fourth Roux Burger, del Grosso, Shultz. Alexander, Mcycr. Vangclos. Burk Rim' Rolwcrtsoii. Scyinonr, Ciuunhs. Cahil, Childress. Miller, Peterson. Hohlstein, Borrnann, Gullcr, Huff. Bundy. Mt cy Higgins. ,ani xx R .,.. ln 1... l'0AS'l'lNl1'? lim! Ron iiuinaud gllllllllll Sehnudt. R. Young., Ivlowry, Mueller median? FTER an unequaled six-year state championship record, Coach Del Pizzo's team was 'finally nosed out of first place by Kirkwood by a score of 315-331 in the state meet held at M.R.H. on February 11 and 15. The team was handicapped somewhat hy the loss of Art Gann in the 112 pound division, which auto- matically eliminated M.R.H. from that class. M.1-LH. took second place, never- theless, producing three state champs: Rolly Gremaud, 127 poundsg Alex Hor- vat, 1238 poundsg and Bob McBride, 1-15 pounds QBoh's thi1'd state title, inciden- tallyJ. In second place were Doyle Strange, 1013 pounds, and Al Offer, 120 pounds. Henry Kraemer, 15-1 pounds, Ed Mussman, 167 pounds, and Bob Miler, heavyweight, also wrestled in the state finals. Coach Del Pizzo says, We've had our share of luck. Guess it was someone else's turn-hut watch us next year! You het we will, Del! Hats off to a fine coach and a fine team! toml lieu Mcllrldc, ID. Smith, Ullcr, Notlcr, lvlilcr, Momlmn. Strilcr. K1'ilL'IIlCl'. llalwler. iml Ron' Sligluun, Main, Sll'lCliK'I', Gunn. Horvat, Tolivcr, Hoel, Mm-gm, 'lack S11-,mlwmgt-13 Illltrlll Ron' i'xlL'llNllIk'yt'I', Hulilslein. lvlastin, Sparks, Radloll, Qllevcreaux, Kloaeli Del l'1::o, Taggart, Fox. l'lorine, Bullmt-it-1 'lf S nulh filth Row ll.n'n.u'd, VC. -Iacohsen, Neuse. Gcllerinan. Ncihciser, L. .laeol'wsen, .'xllLlVl'll1l1, lvlaelothin, llarhain. XYilliains. wh Kon' jelly SII.l1ll51l1llL'I', l:lk'lI11llC1', Uallney. D, Young, Sielcer, Koeehllng, lvlllhain, Vogel. Uuller, Doyle, Riley, 72 W'e5iAng Smdiocn 'fliep' 1A'e Ferguson . 5 -11 Kirkwood . . 22.6 16 Normandy . 9 20 U. City . . . . 5 20 Webster Groves . 5 34 Ritenour . . 9 21 Kirkwood . . 21 2-1 Ferguson . . . 9 26 Webster Groves . . . 15 29 Normandy . 17 22 Ritenour . . 26 123 U. City . . 8 32 MFSCLES Stale Weef lgeaufla Sl'l100l Points Kirkwood . . 35 M.R.H. . . 31 Ritenour . . 19 Normandy ..... . 16 Missouri Military Academy . . . 11 Webster Groves . . 5 Soldan .... . Z .454 , wimming N ambitious group of natators formed M.R.ll.'s tirst boys' swimming club. Handicapped by lack of a pool, the paddlers swam at every opportunity at the Downtown Y, the Carondelet Y, and Washington University. Dual meets were scheduled with Ben Blewett, Soldan, Cleveland, Principia, and the Y.M.H.A. The team also en- tered the Washington U. Relays, the A.A.U. Moet, and the District Meet. Outstanding performers were Binky Broeder and Gene Kerr in divingg Jim Koechling in the back stroke and free styleg Don and Dale Babbitt in the breast stroke, Jim Claywell in the back strokeg and John Gury, Ruddy Heide- man, Hill Wiley, Harold Taylor, Ed Frahm, and Russ Heebner in the free style. Vt'A'I'lCR-BABIES Schedule: Principia ..... Washington U. Relays . . Soldan ...... . Blewett ..... . Missouri A.C. Relays . Cleveland .... . Y.M.H.A. . . . . Carondelet Y.M.C.A. . . State Meet ...... January . Janna ry .January Ifebruary February l el 211 22.9 -1 7 February 11 February 18 February March Frmtl Row, Hocfcr, Xxyllll-llN'lt'I, Scott. Vvlilliains. Hcidcman, Taylor, Gury, Hart, Docrbziuni, Randall. Uwinncr. 25 5-6 Barlg Row Spooner, Don Babbitt. Hccbncr, Scyinour, Gicbcl, Breckenridge, Claywell, Dodson, Kerr, Kocchling. Dale Bullitt Wilx'v, Maghithin. 74 X. N. .x .X X xl ,. X., 7.-. . p Q9 x :ai FINAL INSTRVCTIONS 2 UA ,Swimming T was back to Ye Ole Swimmin' Hole early this year for seventeen of our female fish. These girls were cho- Frmzt Row: DuBois, Peterson, Nievvochncr. Bcrrymai sen, not for their ability but for their interest in swimming. They met every Monday night from 8:00 to 9:00 p.m. at Washington University's pool, Wil- son Pool. The season ran from March 10 to May 19. Each girl took a standard written test to determine her classifica- tion as to beginner, intermediate, ad- vanced, or life saving. The beginning, intermediate, and advanced classes were under the able supervision of Mrs. Lucille Hackney, an instructor in the Department of Physical Education at Washington University. The Red Cross Life Saving, both Junior and Senior, was under the direction of Commodore John Flint, Director of Life Saving and Water Safety in St. Louis and St. Louis County. After completion of their courses each girl received a certiticate to show that she had passed the test in her classification. All those that completed the course were eligible to participate in the swim- ming meet that was held on the last evening of the course, May 19. Events were held in all classifications, beginner, intermediate, and advanced. 1, Chorney. Mead:-, Hack Row: Kortc, Slcllhorn, Palmer, Hough, Thoiupson, Kruse, Lang, Gaiult, Fuqua. Q11 5 ' .izalzefgaf IlAl,li up nnotlwr lrnskvt for one of our crnc-la sliots, Mnry I-lucliroocler, Mnry Ann Stvtzkznnp, Nzunivtto Svuel, ll2ll'll2ll'2l Suinmors, or Mary Palmer. All ol' tln-so girls, nncl otln-rs, have con- trilnitwl to innking: tln- tvznns successful tliis your. Stairs znnong' the guards in- rluclwl lsoln-l Stownrt, Gloria Lang, llosii- Noyotin-y, llzlrlmzxrzl Squire, and M:n'g.:i4- Stl-tzlinnip. lloofl sportsninnsliip :incl skillful play- ing' wi-iw elm-wlinwcl in the mvrnlmers of ilu- M.ll.ll. Girls' lflzislwtlmnll Teams by our zililv cozic-lies, Mrs. lloolnn and Miss llzinks, who uri- l'nx'oril,vs ol' all. 'l'ln- liigliliglit ol' tlnf si-nson was U10 plnyrlny ln-lil nt W1-lmstor, whore the l'rc-slnnvn tim-rl tlwir gvnnv, the sopho- niorvs nnrl juniors cznnv out victorious, :incl tln- si-niors lost to ilu- wizard team l'l'0lll .li-nningfs. lmnnl lion' lX11llIlKll'l, lung, ll, lfnlnniml, lkhllyll Uziptniiis: Frvslmmn Sopllomor Junior Senior . Conclws ITE.-Xl? ICYIC . . Mary Folmnzni c . . listlior Furla . . . Mary Palmer . . Mary Ann Stotzkzimp . . Mrs. I-lovlnn and Miss Hanks Numnl lion' llnwlnpson. lbnllois, llliiimpoiilus. Miss Bill1liS, lvfrs. llorliln, flulc. lvl, A. Slt'l2l'iillllP. lvlyricli, Tlnril lion' ll--mlvison, Amlrisoii, l3ucln'ocLlvr, Pillllll'l', llvtciwcii, lfuquai, Uiiclwl, Stcllliorn. Iwfnrlli Ron- xl, l'unl.i, Noyoliny. f.oluin:in, 5, Enllnonnls, Man-nk. Amlrrws. Sunvl, Vv'itl1ington, xxlllllilllh. Sqniru. S. :Xmlvison llinlq lion- lf, I inl.i, Kvllrr, XVHI, lllilplnsim, Puyczir, Alitipucx lvl. Stclzlinlnp, SllllllllL'l'S, Nculnaln. Rcnnlclinun, King. 76 l SPIKlCRl Schedule: Kirkwood April 1 . . Here Webster . . . April 8 . . Here Varsity Volleyball April 9 . Kirkwood April 15 . . Here Webster Varsity Kirkwood Varsity April 18 . . Here u,f.,i.,f OLLEYBALL is becoming a must on the sports list of many of our M.ll.H. girls, judging by the increasing num- bers that participate each year. This year over two hundred girls came out for after-school intra-murals. Volleyball inti'a-murals give all volley- ball enthusiasts a chance to play, regardless of whether they make the class teams or not. The four freshman, sophomore, and junior teams, and the three senior teams played for the intra-mural cham- pionship. After class teams were cho- sen, intense practice for inter-scholastic championship was begun. The class teams of other schools found the Blue Devils hard to beat in the past years, because of the excellent leader- ship of Mrs. Boehm. This year's teams, With the added guidance of Miss Banks, were just as tough to beat, if not more so. Front Roni: Myrieli, B. Edmonds, Reed, Phiropoulos, R, Millei', Bailey, Meade. Cousin, Cole, Owens, Twoinbly, .'Xhern, l, Vi ert. Second Ron Miss Banks, Chorney, Thompson, Smith, Gillespie, Britt, MeNail, Berryman, Swandlund, Moulder, Hess, Stewart, M. A, Stetzkamp, McFarland, Fuqua, Barnard, Lang, Mrs, Boehm. Third Row: Speiscr, Morelock, Patterson, Palmer, Niewoehner, Kuester, Petersen, Statler, Uriilin, Calhoun, Clark, S, Etlllluiikls, Vv'arner, Vwhtrnolwold, Rinderkneeht, McBride, Millaway, Meyer. Fourth Row: Siellliorn, Griehel, Reimer, Obernay, Daves, Kendall, Buehroeder, Moon, Conrad, Pace. Sattlcy, McKinnon, Haag, Melton, Ahtipus, Kleberger, jenkins, Vsforthington, Gahr, Boston, M. Stetzkamp. Fifzli Row: Dolan, M. A, Anderson, Pesell, Young, Funlce, Andrews, Squire, Cobb, Bussc, Korte, Vv'illiams. Fuller. N, Cousin, Sehnurr, Nies, Henderson, Novotney, Gault, Summers, Best, Puyear. Sixth Koa Anderson, Connor, Poulos, Fischer, Williziiiis, Marak, Withingttiri, Olson, Doyel, lfurla, Sebastian, Traylor. Nichols, Meldarland, Weber, Wilsiuii, Mitchell, Schwab, Sehriek, Meiers, Alfultis, 0'Neal, Best. Seventh Row: Morris. Glisson, Kotter, Kemper, Rutledge, Coleman, Lewis, Keller, Baer, Byrd, Strelweelt, Dngdale, Newman Rosen. Furla, Rileher, Coombs, Mzihery, Cole, R. Howard, Straube, Gray, jones, M. Slnith. 77 Iirmzl Roni' l5.nlt-y. Smith, Reed, H. Finley, Phiropoulos, Owens, Miller, Cole, Steward, Swzinliind. McLeod. Sawmill Row Mrs. B oehm, Niewochner, Bellows, V. Finley, Stcvvzirt, Ahern, Chorney. Kliniek, Miner. Strauhingcr, Dolan, Moon, Miss Banks. Third Row' Kucstrr, Novolncy, Buehrocdcr, Urichel, Melton, MCNAUI, Czisscrly, Funk, Laing, Hailierkaliip. M. Anderson, Palmer. Fuiirtli Roni Liikcns, Ernst, A. Furla, Gaston, R. Ahern, Edmonds, Vsfitliington, Squire, Maimk, NVillinnis. Seucl, Tlioinas, ML'KIlllllbIl, Vv'orLhinglon, Saittlcy. Bark Row' Cl. liiirlzi, johns, Hutchison, Mowry, Summers, Keller, O. Hasszill, Morris, Stctzkanip, S. Anderson, King, Conner, Ahlipu-a, Schollcr, flolcniain, jones Hockey Captains: Freshman . . Ontie Hassal Q16 ,suacgey Sophomore . . Betty Hutchison Junior . . . Jocelyn Bellows Ci! Senior . . Gloria Smith EEP your eye on the ball-follow Varsity .......... Isobel Stewart GUING FUR A GOAL up-now drive. Thus, amid pleas from the coaches, the M.R.H. girls score again. These breathless females, who this year felt very proud when they appeared donned in the boys' track warm-eups, were a common sight chop- ping up the football field this fall. lt was re-cheers this season for Mary Aim Anderson, who really mows 'em down as she charges down the field. A cheer should also be given for Joan Dolan, the little gal with the big shin guards, who warded off the enemies' drives at the Maplewood goal. The biggest game of the year was the Varsity defeat of Kirkwood, 6 to 1. The season was closed with a picnic after the Webster-Maplewood game, so the girls felt the year well completed. if A 1'l7'U1Il Row: Vv'ulfruc1er, Schutc, Clement, Miss Herman, Andrews, Hohlstein, Hutclneon. Srrownl Ron' Rll1K.lCI'lillCCllI. Fleming, Meyer, Toliyer, Uritlith, Ernst, Cole, Cousin. I iiuulq Ren' l. Miller, Lukcns, Bader, Sullivan, Baldllccl, XY. lvlillei, Morton. CJAQQI' Olgaffleflf cc LL who want to try out for cheerleader come to my room after school. So read the announcements. That afternoon about thirty boys and girls were in Miss Herman's room, ready and willing. What practicing fol- lowed! Eight were chosen on their abil- ity to lead cheers, their dependability in participating, and their willingness to give time for practice. At the beginning ot' the year, everyone saw little blue caps. The cheerleaders were wearing them to advertise their sale. Next, you saw white head scarfs, with Maplewood-Richmond Heights in blue, on all the girls. Then last, you saw little blue and white decals which the fellows had on their cars. All the cheerleaders were selling them to make money for the biggest thrill of the year -those eight new white sweaters! President . . L. ll. Wulfmeier Vice-President . Betty Hutchison Secretary-Treasurer . . Virginia Andrews Sponsor . . Miss Herman REACH Fou 'rms snr: 79 KK X Xu 'fi kr' if X A m XJ 'N ing our onkffi ana! Coffon Canal? 66 UR-RY. hur-ry, hur-ry! Step right up .... For the next pages we've tried to record some of the fun-filled events which occurred during the year under the big top at M.R.H. Lovely queens, personable Jacks, a fragrant corsage, the first formal, a tas- seled dance card, or perhaps the aura of glamour in an elaborately decorated gym - these are remembrances which will remain long after the spotlight has faded and the tents have been folded and stored away. unior enior rom PRIL 12, 1947-what a glorious night in our memo- ries! Vivid colors of the rainbow, soft music, and dim lights all blend for the dreamy background of our annual Junior-Senior Prom. We are sure it will be such a gala affair, but because the Maple Leaves must go to press before this eventful date, we will just have to dream of the beauty of our gracious Queen, Miss Betty Toliver, and that of her attending court. Bud Aubuchon, Junior Class President, presented the Ribbon Bearers: Lucille Abernathy, Sue Best, Joann Cobb, Jerry Costello, Joan Dolan, Loraine Funk, Rose Grote, Jean Kemper, Helen Kuester, Doris Melton, Betty Pesell, and Virginia Tilden. The retiring Queen, Betty Carney, then received the six Junior Maids: Carol Moon, Muriel Mutrux, Mary Ann Fleming, Joan Young, Mary Ann Anderson, and Mary Buchroeder, and the two Sen- ior Maids: Dottie Schute and Harriet Moore. Absolute quiet greeted the two flower girls who preceded the new Queen of the 1947 Junior-Senior Prom. With thoughts of the joyous evening of April 12, 1947, we must leave and move on to the next big event in our passing parade. C? Sitting Dorothy Schute Harriet Moore. ata id ng Muriel Mutrux Carol Moon, Joan Young, Mary Buchroeder, Mary Ann Fleming, Mary Ann Ander 82 . ,,.,,'. D 1 izia Elly jaguar A unior- enior rom ueen 4 en lOl' al'lC0 REAMY melodies, muted lights, soft laughter-there will be stardust in the air on the night of the annual Senior Dance to be held in May. Since the Maple Leaves goes to press before the event actually takes place, we'll have to imagine a bit - With majestic fanfare the Coronation ceremonies begin: Don Harris, Senior Class President, announces the retiring Queen, Miss Virginia Austin,who summons to her court the special attendants, Audrey Crosby, Harriet Moore, Betty Toliver, and Doro- thy Twombly. They are followed by the two Maids of Honor, Dorothy Chorney and Jane Kiely. Then Dorothy Schute, vivacious and lovely, asccnds the throne and is crowned Queen of the Senior Dance. Le 1 1 Right Audrty C rosby, Betty Tolivcr, 'lame Kicly, Dorothy Chorncy, Harrier Moore, Dorothy Twombly 84 Wida fiborom .sirhufe ff Snior mance Queen .Eg2L7C7lJg6llf7 lizryklllfl? PONSORING a gala sideshow of their own, the Blue Devils showed fine examples of broken-field running at the annual Football Dance, February 8. The strongmen, Richard Haferkamp, retiring captain, and Bud Aubu- chon, captain-elect, paid homage to the retiring Queen and to the new Queen. Upon a white-draped throne at one end of the miniature football field, the retiring Queen, Jane Kelly, received the lovely Maids-Margy Stetzkamp, freshman g Eileen Chorney, sophomore, Mary Ann Anderson, junior: and Marilyn Burger, senior. Then, to the refrain of Sweet and Lovely, Jane Kiely was crowned and pronounced Queen of the 1946 Football season. Md gle Stetzkamp, Marilyn Burger, Jane Kiely, Mary Ann Anderson, Eileen Chorney. 86 Jay ff y,,,,eJcef, L lb f,1.,.,f4.,ff:zvWQ,. :ff f ff Pfwf prom HAT, no men? Absolutely not, at this, the annual G.A.A. Puff Pant Prom for girls only. The gals have a great time dressing in every kind of costume from a pair of dice to angels complete with wings. After dancing and gabbing for a few hours, the big contest begins. The judges, comprised of past G.A.A. cabinet members, consider the contestants and carefully choose the lucky winners, who receive prizes well worth having. Following this, the good dancers of the crowd match catchy step and smooth dips for the prizes in the dance contest. Entertainment from school talent then ends the evening which has been just about perfect. .x GROUP OF CHARACTERS 88 34 g6lCLlfU6'll'J lain? VERY passerby looked twice after glancing into the M.R.H. gym on May 3 which revealed girls who were checking their dates' coats, paying for tickets, and pin- ning corsages of gum, candy, vegetables, and anything decorative to the coat lapels of the fellows. The mascu- line half of M.R.H. felt rather strange at this, the fifth annual Backward Dance sponsored by the G.A.A. 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YOUWCIAI an , R , WELCOME 1 ' at S C SHEARER 7256 MANCHESTER AVENUE - - Hllund 3400 T 91 Hoffman Paint, Glass and Wallpaper Co. HI. 0250 7314 MANCHESTER AVENUE SUTTON FOOD MARKET JIM AND ANDY APPRECIATE YOUR PATRONAGE 2708 SUTTON AVENUE Hlland 9200 EVER YTHING for all seasons CARDS-GIFTS-WRAPPINGS VISIT WOOLWORTH'S ESQUIRE STORE 6724 CLAYTON RD. ST. 0070 BRINKMEYER'S SERVICE BELLEVUE and MANCHESTER Goon LUCK. STUDENTS! JOYCE 8: JOHNNY SHOP Infants' and ChiIdren's Wear 7161 MANCHESTER ST. 7804 ARCADE RUG 8: LINOLEUM C0. EXPERT LINOLEUM LAYING 7266 MANCHESTER at Southwest Avenue WIITSUN PRINTING CUMPIINY HI land 4337 ST. 0958 Compliments of Cardinal Linen Supply 7833 GROVE AVE. RE. 6624 Gus Warneke 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. CEntraI 9204 Come in and see thevstyles of binding COMPLIMENTS OF JAMES O. HOLTON 7305 MANCHESTER AVENUE MAPLEWOOD, MO. FQLIL5 gl'0l'l'L fke .QJQ SAOW6 Lookin' for Bett? Tough guy Phoo to you, too! Bobby H. Which is the horse? Don't stop now! Goddess of liberty? The Look Squire Harris Why, Robert! Freshies McBride, 12-23 Gobs Lyndovei' Lassie-s A pleasant foursome What's so funny? 93 J Xi Don Roland Porfmzfs fy' 'ff ' ' Easy to look at? Beautiful to see Cl . fx WM WWW vffw - img' 500 Carleton Building St. Louis l, Mo. Roland H. Holl, Manager 94 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 COVERS AND BINDING By BECKTOLD CO. 'I Licensees for x PLASTIC WIRE-O CERCLA Mechanical Bindings I 1167 myiwtsiit THE UNUSUAL STORE Gifts - China - Glass Leston Quality Food Products LESTON COMPANY 7111 MANCHESTER AVE. LAUX BAKERY PIES - CAKES - BREAD - Pastries of All Kinds Baked Daily WVALTER LAUX MARIE LAUX 2523 BIG BEND I-II. 9307 ST. 5314 Bed Spreads Phone-STerling 4121 Cash or Credit HARGATE CURTAIN SHOP EARL A- SANDER 7178 MANCHESTER-MAPLEWOOD JEWELER Ruffled Curtains Shower Curtains Flat Curtains Drape Material 7312 MANCHESTER AVE. ST. LOUIS fl7D, MO. Diamonds . . Watches . . Costume Jewelry cms niiiliiiriiiii sroma Saratoga Recreation Parlors C. R. Stein, Prop. 7355 Manchester Dowling Pocket Billiards Open Evenings Free Parking In Rear 2725 SUTTON HI 9633 Quality for Over Quarter oi a Century F. W. Woolworth Co. Warring Furniture Company 7368 MANCHESTER AVE. CASH OR CREDIT 7422 MANCHESTER The V-K BUS LIL 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 lllinois. 96 Henry Stecher's Select Foods FANCY CRoCER1Es, MEATS AND VEGETABLES 2807 BIG BEND ROAD MAPLEWOOD, MO. ST. 2595 United Auto and Home Supply GOODRICH TIRES and BATTERIES 7263 MANCHESTER AVE. MAPLEWOOD 17, MO. The Hat Mart Millinery 7338 MANCHESTER The Complete Millinery Store PURSES GLOVES LOWRY MOTOR, INC. 7434 MANCHESTER AVE. STUDEBAKER Sales - Service - Parts Maplewood 17 , Mo. Harper's Pharmacy 2818 SUTTON Opposite Maplewood Loop Hlland 0270 Free Delivery COMPLIMEN TS OFA FRIEND 97 HARPER'S SMART SHOP Smart Fashions for Smart Women 7369 MANCHESTER ST. 6544 Big Bend Cleaning 8: Tailoring Shop Your Appearance Is My Business Phone: Hlland 0718 2121 Big Bend Blvd. ANCHOR LAUNDRY SAVE 200f,, Drive In Branch- 7534 MANCHESTER Harter Market 7640 HARTER AVE. HI. 6727 and WE. 3744 WE DELIVER Not Large, But Active SCHENK Furniture Company 7150 Manchester St. Louis, Mo. H. KLOTH Groceries 2914 Bartold Maplewood, Mo HI. 9572 sixth-, ,' ev ., , W. . 1, Q . nf ,New i ray X ACI W .b. Ja, W 7' 1' X ' S E, A J x 9 M uMENrs or fr V xxco P J ,xp vi X HI' ALCO VALVE COMPANY ,, Y' h ,eg . 865 KINGSLAND AVENUE UNIVERSITY CITY l,,4 ,sap legit w,-31.e, w,,fi-f7f,e, SML Short story My soldier and me Oh, hold still! Sun-balmy Daddy's shirts Our glamour gals Our country cousins Wow Y If Second childhood Freshmen heartbeats Buddies Why, Vivian! I Ain't Got No Body Our Gang ' Hmmmm! That's our Kenny Teller oi' tall t The Notter Roys -- 99 Al NT IGN A N U IC O F TITE SYSTE 1NI OF A XXI HR I CAN P RTSE IN lf' R E141 141 N T E R INESS IS 'l'lIl41 BEST BUS SELURI'1Y 1 OR CON'l - - Ulfll PROCRPSS OB OUR N XTION AND Tlil GRB A1 1ST ASSUIKANCP Ok UN 01'1'CDT2'l'UN1TX I llNI1'l I D 1'01i ANILRI 1 1 WIN I 1 LK' ' i , - 7 C ' I 1- 41, ' Q. ' Y 3 .1 ' ' A 1 41 i 7' ' V L 4 CAN YOUT1f '--.Q,j giiig. , ,if .P . W -46 100 Flowers for All Occasions LADD BROS- SERVICE I STATION Cosmos Floral Shop 7201 MANCHESTER HI. 9122 WARD HARKINS, Prop. FOR FOOD WITH FLAVOR Phone: HIland 3926 try LYNDOVER CAFE 2900 BIG BEND Maplewood, MO- 7157 LYNDOVER V- MAPLEWOOD, Mo MORRIS PAINT AND VARNISH CO. PAINTS - VARNISHES - LACQUERS - WALLPAPER MAPLEWOOD BRANCH ---- 7278 MANCHESTER RD. COMPLIMENTS OF ROYAL HAT at CLEANING co. PRISCILLA 1319 BIG BEND ICE CREAM SHOP HI. 1707 'Ir W 9 LU Q ET St. Louis' Leading School Jewelers 513-515 ARCADE BUILDING MAIII 2540 i' 101 UEXQUISITE FOOTWEAR NEW YORK SHOE 7347 MANCH ESTER-Maplewood 17, Mo. Sizes ZH to 11 AAAAA to EEE Widths HI. 5354 CLUB BARBER SHOP 2912 Sutton . HOLEKAMP Lumber Company 7460 MANCHESTER BLVD. MAPLEWOOD, MO. GLENN MARION, Owner TRY TOASTMA TER BREAD FINER FLAVOR STAYS FRESH LONGER Compliments of 9 . E. J. 5 Mapelwood MARTYNS Pharlnacy me snap FOR wozvnzzv f-THE REXALL STORE 7353 MANCHESTER 7300 MANCHESTER L12S?,'ZZ.i'fE.'Q2lZg 'iZ'ZT?.? E' HERMAN'S TOGGERY HI' 8495 For Lad and Dad FAST DELIVERY 7285 MANCHESTER HI. 4146 MAPLEWOOD, MO 102 .7!ze 62,9261 .xdnima A Temptation Me an' doggie Artistry in cheesecake Waitin' at the church What a team Three Equestrians Posin' Hey-look at that! Fran Pete Cavenizui High above Ye Alma Mater 103 GEORGE LIN ZA Watch - Clock - jewelry Repairing Res. Phone - REpublic 4063 7242 MANCHESTER Maplewood, Mo. Mr. and Mrs. Emil Vilcek HI. 0209 STERTZING FLORAL CO., INC. Member of F. T. D. Telegraph Florists STERTZING BUILDING 7268 MANCHESTER ST. LOUIS, MO. GOLDE'S DEPARTMENT STORE THE LARGEST AND MOST COMPLETE STORE IN THE COUNTY WE GIVE EAGLE STAMPS 7313-15-17 MANCHESTER AVE. I-II. 3660 HOMEMADE F 8: F CANDY ICE CREAM and LUNCHES 7172 MANCHESTER HI. 9792 COMPLIMENTS OF SINCOFF SPECIALTY SHOP 7302 Manchester Smart Apparel for Junior Miss and Matron PARKMOOR Cleaners and Dyers Cleaning Service That Pleases 2301 BIG BEND BLVD. ST. 3366 Hlland 2340 WEbster 5987 Hi-Pointe Cleaning Co. FRED V. TURNER Est. 25 Years 2814 Big Bend Blvd City of Maplewood FRANK L. MARTINI Mayor RALPH T. KALB UDELL THOMPSON ALFRED W. WATTERS ' Councilman Councilman Councilman For Lunches, Dinners, Parties SERVE Gray Bonnet Potato Chips and Popcorn Gray Bonnet Products Co. 8833 MANCHESTER ROAD GLOBE SHOE REBUlLDERS Q 7283 MANCHESTER 2620 NORTH 14TH ST. 104 Q mit A m 7 L4 so 99' ,vb Au. avi' You'll enjoy foo! llzr .N rw -Sf7tI2'A'flH'Q ll am' ....A 'I' lJl'I?.fl-Cvfifll Produft Franrlzisfff Bollffr: PEPSI-COLA BOTTLERS of ST. LOUIS, 10 o4laa4e'4 FOOD PRGDUCTS 4300 GERALDINE AVENUE ST. LOUIS, MO. 105 COMPLIMENTS OF SEARS, ROEBUCK AND COMPANY 741 2 Manchester Maplewood Missouri IT PAYS TO PLAY Kay's Women's Wear 7327 Manchester Coats - - Dresses Popular Prices YALE CLEANERS 8: BARBERS HATTERS WORKS 7173 MANCHESTER HI. 9355 lt Pays to Look WelI PALACE BARBER SHOP JACK BQOKER, Proprietor 2719 SUTTON AVENUE COMPLIMENTS FISHER'S HOSIERY MILLS OUTLET, INC. 7165 LYNDOVER PL. Maplewood. Mo. Gutterinq, Air Conditioning Spouting Stokers-Oil Burners L. C. JR. Maplewood Sheet Floor Contractor Metal and Furnace Co. , 2531 BIG BEND HI. 9238 4 Q 7463 HARTER AVE. R. Nusa Res.: RE. 0790 Maplewood, Mo. HI- 8918 Of ST- 6909 y 4 5JCll,U6!u5t Got 11 match? Rarin' to go Legs Ain't I sweet? Male shortage One Man's Family Gone are the days Olive Oil Wee Wisdom In the good old days Curly Friendship It's 21 trap Mona Lisa Lonesome Poleeat 107 W IF IT'S GOOD TO SERVE YOU WILL FIND IT AT J. F. Conrad Gro. Co. O SINCE 1874 OSBORNE FLORIST 6380 CLAYTON RD. ST. Louis, Mo. HI1and 5400 MAPLEWOUD REFRIGERAIION 7423 Manchester Ave. Kclvinators - Refrigerators - Appliances Freezer Cabinets - Any Size HI. 6633 COMPLIMENTS OF Harry E. Millaway Big Bend Plumbers 2602 BIG BEND STerIing 1229 THE PARKMOOR All Cream lee Cream Delicious Sandwiches ZIMMERMAN'S DEPT. STORE Outfitters for the Entire Family 7168 MANCHESTER AVE. HI. 9447 MAPLEWOOD, MO. WEHMUELLER JEWELRY DIAMONDS . . . WATCHES GREETING CARDS Hlland 9622 7342 MANCHESTER At the Maplewood Loop It's Stanley's Food Store 7186 Manchester Ave. Choice Meats - Select Groceries Fruits and Vegetables Bakery Goods Baked Fresh Twice Daily HI. 9466 MAPLEWOOD, MO. an Horn soon mon FARM RESTAURANT 9321 LITZSINGER RD. 307-ll N. JEFFERSON BRENTWOOD, MO. ST. LOUIS O 109 GARNER'S Music Store and Studios In t ments - Lessons . ShZelIuMusic - Records 7207 MANCHESTER HI. 9454 Maplewood, Mo. and Produce Co. 904 N. BROADWAY COMPLIMENTS OF A DOROTHY LORE BEAUTY SHOP 1305 BIG BEND Richmond Heights, Mo. HI. 9550 We Specialize in Hair Tinting ED. LUBELEY EMIL WEINBRECI-IT SUTTON BAKERY Whipped Cream Cakes Our Specialty WEDDING - BIRTHDAY - PARTY CAKES HI. 6204 2716 SUTTON BLVD. Wm. B. Ittner, Inc. ARCHITECTS FOR MAPLEWOOD HIGH SCHOOL AIR-CONDITIONED Town Grill EDWARD AND ETHEL NDLTKAMPER Dinners - Plate Lunches Sandwiches Phone HI. 9337 7404 MANCHESTER Maplewood, Mo. DE soro PLYMOUTH SALES AND SERVICE Ted's Motors Inc. ON THE CORNER MANCHESTER and BIG BEND FOR YOUNG MEN'S WEAR IT'S CAMPUS LANE . . 'ALFRED f STEI MEN'S WEAR 7319 MANCHESTER LQQP GRILL HARVEY'S SELECT FOODS 7160 MANCHESTER 228789 YALE AVE- CHOICE MEATS VEGETABLES HI' 9354 GROCERIES --Eooo AT rrs BEST WE DELIVER ST. 1945 ' WYATT'S PHARMACY Prescriptions Our Specialty 1301 S. Big Bend at Harter Phone Hlland 6009 STARK BROS. NURSERIES 1505 BIG BEND BLVD. RLCHMOND HEIGHTS. MO. HI. 7878 0swald's Jewelry 8z Gift Shop The Store of Courteous Service 2721 Sutton Avenue Ozark Trail Garage 7026 Manchester Road PI-Ione I-Illand 7474 HI. 3058 BEST w1sHEs . City of COMPLIMENTS OF Richmond Heights ' Don Gottlob B. W. LaTOURETTE MAYOR Service Station F. w. KEENE COUNCILMAN LESTER WATSON RICHMOND HEIGHTS, Mo. COUNCILMAN FRANK D. DeBOLT COUNCILMAN n QUALITY DAIRY CQMPANV . 1 WL ,q X1f v fu 55 55 Y V' W NJRNONE BETTER PRODUCTSW xg J? N 'j A N '71 li -LXR U f ' ' ' 3 'IXBSQXQB 4630 W. FL0R1ssANT NSN 130.6000 QZQZZZW Walter Freund Bread Company 920 s. TAYLOR AVE. BAKERS OF Old Tyme Rye Cap Sheaf 100170 Whole Wheat Sunbonnet White , s1nc11s12u v ,YA v 1 26th YEAR .X 7323 Manchester South Side Store f:'TT'NG 6221 Gravois Ave. COMPLIMENTS OF ZORENSKY BROS. 7316 MANCHESTER AVE. HI. 6913 JOHN MAY May Radio and Home Appliances Sales and Service 2284 YALE AVE. MAPLEWOOD, MO. Compliments of WOOD'S ICE CREAM SHOP 2115 BIG BEND HI. 1520 GREEN LEA'S ICE CREAM Compliments of Schiffner's Service Station Cliff's Brake Service Manchester and Laclede COMPLIMENT OF Ossenfort Service Curt Ossenfort R. C. A. - - - Television FRIGIDAIRE MAYTAG IRONRITE V MAGIC CHEF 's HANLEY AND CO. RADIOS APPLIANCES FURNITURE 2907-11 SUTTON ST. 2869 JUST SOUTH OF THE MAPLEWOOD LOOP so '-X . ,. af X! 0 ff sax Y!!! . f QAM fyyx-P V . 1 .1 ,, 1, -4- 'f i . . it X I J, f ' lt L XX lf' 91 6 0 0 0 JY 'lille' i947 Maple Leaves Staff wishes to thank the follow- Lx gf I ing persons who have contributed so much to the success . .I L-9! V of this volume: cf Harry J. 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