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

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Bernice Haag-Playing violin in Carnegie Hall. ' Mary Palmer-Taking over Mrs. Boehm's job. Jeannette Busse- Singer with Henry Busse's orchestra. Mary Ann Fleming-A Powers model. Betty Daves-Fashion illustrator. Muriel Mutrux-Creating new styles. Irene Kaiser-Joan Davis' competitor. Jean Kemper-Hollywood's newest find. Virginia Henderson-The ideal secretary. Maydell Henry-Her taste runs to blonds. ,Halley O'Brien-Beauty operator. Virginia Tilden-Miss Vogue. Kenny Alfultis-Motorcycle speedway champ. Doug Anderlini-Well-known debater. Harold Arensmeyer- Mr, President. Bill Bartley-Tending bar. Bob Bushnell--Spinning records. Jim Compton- Mr, Success. Dave DePew--Cave dweller. Bob Fox-Touring U.S. by foot. Jim Frisinger-Starring in Wine, Women, and Song. Bill Gabler-Author of joke books. John Gury- Fast talking salesman. Tom Heeter-Replacing William Powell as The Thin Man. Russ Hill- Blackstone's protege. Alan Hoefer-- Sponsor of the Quiz Kids. Ronnie Kelley- The Be-Bop Boy. Jim Koechling--On the list of best dressed men. Brainerd LaTourette-Another mayor in the family. Joe Lawson- Flash of the Bombers. Bill Maddox-Coach for Army. Earl Main-Maestro Main and his piano. Bill May-President May, School of Oratory. Bob Miler-Owner of Miler's Mansion for Muscular Moles. Ronald Nelms-Still driving the Ford around. Eggrgglgggzart EAnother Abbott and Costello. Pete Pitts--Chancellor of Washington U. Pierre Sans Souci-Pro basketball star. Harold Taylor-Owner of a motor scooter company. Bob Taylor-Showing Westinghouse a thing or two about radio. Bob Thomson-Possessing more coins than the mint. Leo Voegtli-A nuclear physicist. Harry Wilkinson-Showing Einstein a new theory. Harry Sieker-Still winning debates. Dale Young-Still Young. Jim Spooner-Inventor of a new math law. Charlie Schmidt-Managing a wrestling team. Bob Striler-Owner of a night club. Gene Gaffney--Proprietor of a sequel to Carroll's. Terry Allen- Mr. Playboy. Bud Aubuchon--All-American End. Wow me gyda! Ka! accrued .146 fke udiond arid. 27 54.4,

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M1 ergra fi PQCLHQ5 of tk? jblfltfe In one or more years you, the undergrads, will be the gradu- ating seniors with stores of knowledge and wisdom at your disposal for use in whatever vocation you choose to enter. This wisdom will be indispensable to you in the future, there- fore, it is necessary that you understand the importance of taking advantage of the unlimited opportunities here at M.R.H. Do not neglect the invitations offered by our many organizations, for by participating in these activities you will expand your abilities to enjoy social life now and in the future. It is also important for every one of you to develop an active interest in sports. Where can a better offer for increasing sportsmanship and skills be found than here on our own campus? Finally, take a vital part in all scholastic work and learn all you are capable of. The knowledge you acquire here will remain an essential part of your foundation for continued formal study in college, or informal education gained later. Take time for all of these fields and strengthen your skills in every one of them. By thus broadening your interests, you will lead a happier and fuller life.