McKinley High School - Nugget Yearbook (St Louis, MO)

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Dulcy The class of Iune, 1935, chose Dulcy, by George S. Kaufman and Marc Connelly, for its dramatic presentation. The humorous appeal in the play, which rises from the pathetic efforts of dear little Dulcy to help her young husband succeed in business, reaches its grand level of satirical fun at a Week-end party given by Dulcy to an ill-assorted group of persons. Dulcy will be long remembered not only by the senior class but by all who were present. The cast, which is to be highly commended for its excellent acting, Was as follows: Dulcy ------ - lane Powell Gordon Smith, her husband - - - - Ben Butler William Parker, her ther - - - - Bud Barbee C. Rogers Forbes - - JJ-I - - - loe Cooper Mrs. Forbes -------- - Dorathy Iones Angela Forbes - - ----A Alene Schneider Schuyler Van Dyck ---- I 7 - - - Edwin Gaffron Tom Sterrett, advertising engineer - Wike Allen Vincent Leach, scenarist ---4--- Harry Hill Blair Patterson - - - - - - Oliver Willmann Henry, the butler - - Henry Tunesi Properties-Sam Caputa, Paul Galba, Anthony Bufalo, George Sherman. Costumes-Maxine Weil, Mary Ellen Perdue, Virginia McCord, Delma Williams. Publicity-Talmon Hutson, Walter Miller, Nathan Sharney, Nellie Allen, Dorothy Plucinski, Marian Sharp. Director-Miss Reilly. Page Thirty

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Seniors, lcmucxry, 1935 RALPH BIRKENMEYER A man wha has no dread Will surely gel ahead. GENERAL COURSE Gym Club, '33. KENNETH I. BRUCE He never falls. GENERAL COURSE HARRY BURGE Hello, Kenneth, how are you? GENERAL COURSE Senior Play, Class Day Program, Nugget Staff. KENNETH BURGE . . Or is il Harry I'm talking la? GENERAL COURSE crm Day Pmgfam. Bus. Mgr. sensor Pray, senior Safety squad. ROBERT COHEN I can'l understand why people dan'l lake me serie GENERAL COURSE Football, '32, '34, Dramatic Club, '32, Musical R '32, Pep Club. '32, '34. IOSEPH GITZ Solomon in all his wisdom. GENERAL COURSE chemistry ciub. IAMES HEAD, IR. They lhink lhal James is bashful, B111 James is only wise. GENERAL COURSE Senior Play, Football, '32g Monitor, '32. IRENE ESTHER HOLZINGER To know Irene is quile a lreal. GENERAL COURSE HARRY KRAATZ Arlalher rrrazhemalician. GENERAL COURSE usly. evue, PETER LIMANNI If you want to be cheerful, and willy and gay, Jusl imilale Peler-he's always lhal way. GENERAL COURSE Football, Mug Fencing Club, Monitor. RUSSELL NORTON A wise olcl owl sal on an oak, Bal promplly vanished when Russell spoke. GENERAL COURSE Monitor. ALBERT E. RICHTER Able and adaptable. GENERAL COURSE Monitor. DAVID SCHMIDT A quiel and slraighrfarward youth, He seldom speaks, bul always the lrulh. GENERAL COURS E Cartoon Club IULIUS SCHOESSEL Labaring in silence with shyrless for guard, He surely will reap Edrlmrlmu reward. GENERAL COURSE Monitor. FLORENCE E. SCHREMP A merry heart rnakelh a cheerful courilerlance. GENERAL COURSE Chemistry Clubg Dramatic Club, '31, Swimming Club. WOODROW W. SKAGGS Slraightfvrward, plain-spoken, but never bold. GENERAL COURSE FLORENCE VAN SPRONSSEN Florence will always came smiling through. GENERAL COURSE Basketball, '32g Tennis, '32g Swimming, '32. Page Twenty-nine

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.4 'S OFFICERS I ' tex ALVIN SCHNURR r If wisdom is rooozm, aolror treasures he must possess. r CLASSICAL couiiss I r-rosadorrr of Senior Class: Bas. Mgr., Nugget: ciaoa Day - Prrwrarrro Graduation Protrarrr- Library Stali' Coldbu ' w ' Staff, '34, Debating Club, wiv: chora crab, vafopror., - 1 'ear corrrrarr ciaorrrao --M Clubg Tennis, -AM . GEORGIA M. HAYS rho fairness and dimples of ceorgfo Hoya Are olrormtog oo are har pzrooorrt rooyo. GENERAL COURSE vioorresrdorrr of Senior ciaaar Class Day Program craarrauorr Program: 'rrobio Clef ciao, soo., '34, Treas. '35, Emblem g Tennis, '33, '34p 500 Point Emblem: HOLLIS BROWER He's oo fair as he's ton, Arid well liked by or ou. GENEEAL COURSE Treasurer of Senior Classy Monirurg Musical Revue Club. MARIE NIETERS The combination of good character, intelligence, and rare charm, makes her n most extraordinary person. GENERAL COURSE Sec. of Sevensg Sec. of Senior Clussg Graduation Pm- gramg Goldbug Staff: Nugget Smit, Otlice Assistantg Frenrh Clubg College Club, Pres., '34, '35. WALTER SONGER He's o .self-made mort and won sarislied wilh his raolror. GENERAL coURsE sorg.-at,Arrrro of Sevensg sorg..ar.Arrrro of Senior class: Monitor: A-M ciao. vaoorrros., '34, 'asr Goldbug stan, roorbaii, Basketball, Capt., --tru rraok, 'szo swrrrrrrrrag, '33, Aurcny Basirorbaii, '34, '35g All- cary Football, 's4. Class of lune, 1935 Sponsor - - - MISS STEINER Motto - - UNITY IS STRENGTH Colors - - GREEN AND WHITE Flower --------- '- - GARDENIA On November 8, 1934, the class of Iune, '35, held its first meeting for the purpose of organizing. The new senior officers were as follows: President, Charles Perettig vice-president, lane Powellp secretary, Marie Nietersg treas- urer, Marian Carey, sergeant-at-arms, Walter Songer. The class of Iune, '35, enjoys the distinction of being the largest class grad- uated from McKinley High School. It is also proud of the fact that so many of its members have participated in the various sports and club activities and have endeavored to restore to McKinley its former reputation as a leader. SOCIAL CALENDAR Christmas Dance given for Class of Ianuary, '35-December 20, 1934, Senior Play, Du1cy -April 11 and 12, 1935. Dance given by Sevens-April 25, 1935. Class Day and party given by Mothers Club-May 29, 1935. Graduation-Iune 13, 1935. Page Thirty one