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

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Semars ' kemznzscence We wrll never forgeT The way we came To Maplewood as freshmen wade eyed and wonderrng Oh how we envred The seniors wuTh all Thelr worldlmess and Therr exalfed secfron of The audnforuuml BuT before we knew :T ThaT feeling of fear and envy drsappeared because we began To realize ThaT Maplewood Hugh was more Than a bug brick bulldrng frlled wrfh Teachers blackboards and desks IT meanT foofball games and baskefball games parfres and dances buf above all IT meanT frrends friends and deepenrng friendships ThaT wlll remarn wrTh us forever Sepfember any Sepfember w1Th :Ts warm balmy days wrll bring back memories of reglsTraTlon day We hafed glvmg up our summer vacaflon our schedules locker combrnaTron and books There was always some Thang wonderful abouT geTTmg back and we were soon losT In The swung of Thrngs meeTrng new faces and renewing frrendshrps wrTh The old Sepfember lo ThaT was The day we goT The world wade symbol of senrordom our class rrngs They looked so shiny and Impressive guar anfeed To boosf any ego We sTruTTed abouT for weeks and felT so very very senrorlsh There are so many unforgeffable experrences such as The way we used To snT and Talk for hours To our closesT friends abouT almosT any Thrng ThaT would enTer our mrnds Maybe The conversaflons werenT always of a serlous nafure buf we ThoughT a loT learned a loT and mosT lmporTanT of all we grew a loT Frnally graduahonl Even as we wore our caps and gowns and re cerved our diplomas and The symbolrc handshake There was a melan choly realnzaflon ThaT we would never agann belong To The llfe of Maple wood Hugh I ' I I I I I ' 1 , ' 1 , ' I I buf we couldn'T help feeling a Tinge of anficipafion as we were handed I I ' - I I T , - 2 ' . , , I I I , . I -

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5 ky! fr l fl x f , CHQ .3 Sonny 5 NO Pwfm AvAn,AB RICHARD ABBOTT Because he's quiet and self-contained, We l'l6V9DIf much knowledge about him gained.-Entered from Roosevelt 3. DOROTHY Aoolsom Whatever she does is done with ease5 For her it's natural to please.-Entered from Southwest 25 Bowling 45 Photo Club 45 Greggites 45 Pep Club 45 Red Cross 4. LARRY AGE RS Careless and carefree. MARGARET ALBRECHT Her charm strikes the sight, her merit wins the soul.-Entered from Eureka 35 Greggittes President 45 Hockey 4, Varsity 45 Office Help 4. ROY ALBRECHT One who would make a good friend.-Entered from Eureka 3. EILEEN Arvlos Friendliness becomes her.-All-County Orchestra 45 All-State String orchestra 1, 2, 3, choir 2, 3, 4, GAA 1, 2, 3, Girls' Chorus 'l, Operetta 2, 35 Orchestra l, 2, 3, 45 Pep Club l, 25 String Ensemble 45 String Orchestra l, 2, 3, 4. Boa APPLEBY Silence is one great art of conversation.-Band l, 2, 35 Chess Club I5 DO 45 Track 2. JUANITA ARNSMEYER Her thoughts are -vise5 her words are few.-Counselor Help 'L 45 Greggites 45 Red Cross 4. PHYLLIS ASHTON I love to dance5 and l'm crazy about rhythm!-Bowling 35 Counselor Help 25 GAA 1, 25 Glee Club 25 Pep Club I, 25 War Orphan 2, 3, 4. WAYNE ALTHEN Teasing, terrific, and tallg Wayne is admired by all.-Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Blue Key 3, 45 Dance Band 45 Drum Maior 35 DO. 45 Football 25 Jr. Exec. Comm. 35 Math Club 35 Orchestra 2, 35 Pep Club 1, 25 Torch 45 UN ,gi 35 VGP 3. Seniors Pick you up at 7:00 . . Wayne Althen, Diane DelPizzo.