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

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C- CL Claude Mikkelsen Elsa Brase Commercial Clfl Mabel M. Rounseville Mathematics, Counseling W'3l'1'9H Coy Social Studies, Counseling Anna Mae Nollner Coral J. Dubry English Gail La Voie Velma Pollard Lillian Elgasser OITice Staff Della Nickles English, Latin Charles C. Brown English, Spanis Herbert Cecil Mildred Huttenmaier Music Lucille Smith Lucille Murch Mathematics, Counseling h Dwight L. Roberts Fred G. Larason Science

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eniom we jufure jace How have we, the seniors of M.R.H., prepared ourselves for the future when we will leave the security of school and fam- ily life? It has been our privilege during the past four years to have the advantages of school-sponsored sports, clubs, and social affairs, hence we have been able to develop physically and socially as well as mentally here in our own school among our fellow-students and faculty advisers. As we near the time of graduation, we are beginning to realize that we have laid our foundations, weak or strong though they may be, for our independent futures. Much of the success of our lives will depend upon our eagerness for self-improvement after gradu- ation. If we have not gained as much basic knowledge as was offered us in high school, we will surely be determined to fill that gapg if we have succeeded scholastically as well as in extra-curricular activities, and therefore have known the security of well-rounded living, it will be our desire to con- tinue thus. Now let us, the seniors, go forward together, taking every bit of our experience gained at M.R.H. to lay a foundation for our building worth-while lives for ourselves and for inspiring those around us by our own striving.