Mehlville High School - Reflector Yearbook (St Louis, MO)

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PAUL WITZEL Class Treasurer, '47 Volleyball, '43, '44 Chorus, '43, '44 Navy, '44, '45 FLORENCE NICHTING Chorus, '44, '45, '47 Softball, '45 Librarian, '47 Mixed Chorus, '45 Drarnatics, '47 JAMES MEISTER Chorus, '44, '45, '46, '47 Picked Chorus, '45 Double Quartet, '45 AUDREY DALE Volleyball, '44, '45, '46, '47 Softball, '45, '46 Dramatics, '45 Sextette, '44 Chorus, '44, '45 Mehl-Hy News Staff, '44, '45 Reflector Staff, '47 Pep Club, '47 Cheer Leader, '47 Librarian, '45, '46 Class Queen, '47 BOB COLE I Baseball, '45, '46 Student Council, '45 Drarnatics, '45 Pep Club, '45, '47 Class Vice-President, '47 Chorus, '44, '45, '46, '47 M-Club, '45 CLARINE SCHMITZ Cleveland, '44 Chorus, '45, '47 Mehl-Hy News Staff, '47 Pep Club, '45 Dramatics, '47 Q4'Ll'OI'.S' Page Ttccnty-0110 BONNIE WOOD-SMITH Reflector Staff, '44 Reflector Queen, '44 Softball, '44, '45 Volleyball, '44, '45, '46, '47 Cheer Leader, '44, '45, '46 Chorus, '44 Class Queen, '45 Green and White, '45 Pep Club, '47 Business Manager of Reflec tor, '47 ELM ER TANZBERGER Pep Club, '45, '47 Chorus, '44, '45, '46 Basketball, '46 Class King, '46 Drarnatics, '46 SHIRLEY KOLB Class Secretary, '47 Dramatics, '47 Class Queen, '46 Librarian, '46 Student Council, '45 Mehl-Hy News Staff, '45 Pep Club, '45, '47 Reflector Staff, '45, '46, '47 Chorus, '44, '45 RICHARD EIME Chorus, '44, '45, '46, '47 MARILYN SCHIERHOFF Chorus, '44 Librarian, '44, '45, '47 Volleyball, '44, '47 Pep Club, '47 Reflector Staff, '47 Mehl-Hy News Staff, '47

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WILLIAM KEANE Basketball, '45, '46, '47 Baseball, '45, '46, '47 Volleyball, '46 Chorus, '44, '45, '46 Class Vice-President, '46 M-Club, '45, '46 ARLENE JUERGENS Chorus, '44, '45, '47 HERBERT LAUDEL Chorus, '44, '45, '46, '47 VIRGINIA KRUEGER Reflector Staff, '47 Mehl-Hy News Staff, '44 Green and White, '45 Chorus, '44 Girls' Softball, '44 Pep Club, '45, '47 Volleyball, '44, '45, '46, '47 SHIRLEY GEITZ Chorus, '44, '45 Mixed Glee Club, '44 Mehl-Hy News Staff, '47 84110448 Page Tzvelity AUDREY BAUER Chorus, '44, '45, '46, '47 Sextette, '45, '46 Pep club, '47 Mixed Chorus, '45, '46, '47 JOE WAN KO Basketball, '45, '46 Chorus, '44, '45, '46, '47 Class King, '47 Dramatics, '47 Mehl-Hy News Staff, '47 M-Club, '46 Pep Club, '47 GLORIA GARDNER Chorus, '44, '45, '46 Mehl-Hy News Staff, '46 '47 Pep Club, '47 VIOLET HOFFMAN Chorus, '44, '45, '46, '47 Sextette, '45, '46 Class Secretary, '46 Librarian, '46 Pep Club, '47 Mehl-Hy News Staff, '47 Mixed Chorus, '47 ARNOLD WOKER Baseball, '44, '45, '46, '47 Basketball, '44, '46, '47 Volleyball, '46 Chorus, 44 M-Club, '45 Pep Club, '47 Class President, '45 Reflector King, '45 Captain Basketball, '47 LEONARD HOEFFNER Chorus, '42, '43, '44 Navy, '45, '46 Speech, '47 Pep Club, '47

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!CZ.S'.S' f.mI'OpllQCy Strange things happen to us, some- times, and mysterious gifts are apt to fall into our hands just when we least expect them. I thought I would never be surprised at anything, but when a newspaper dropped into my lap from the very air about me, I was willing to take back the rash vow I had made. lt was certainly a startling occurrence, to say nothing of my amazement when I read the name and date, Mehlville Advertiser - N o v e m b e r 30, l968. Where did it come from? What could it signify? The thought flashed a c r o s s my mind that it was to predict to some de- gree of accuracy the lives into which my classmates' personal characteris- tics and inclinations would lead them in the years that are to be. I was never one to remain long in suspense when the means of gratifying my curiosity were at hand, and I opened the paper hastily and from the records of twenty-one years yet un- born, here are some of the things I read: Across the headlines, Witzel Wins Presidential Election on the platform of re-opening prohibition. It seems that Bill Franz was one of his strongest sup- porters. I-Iow those boys must have changed! Somehow I just can't imagine that. I-Ie has given Balph Wilke, Bill Gardener, and Leonard I-Ioeffner posi- tions in his cabinet. The new Mouldy Four is as popular now as the Big Four was twenty years ago. Maxine Moore has done quite well in predicting the weather. They say she hasn't missed in over ten years. It has something to do with the way her hair curls. According to her, tomorrow is to be fair. I hope so, because it is a big day for Marilyn Schierhoff. She has become a wrestler and will try to gain the championship then. I-Ier opponent is Gloria Gardner. Should be a great fight! Violet Hoffman never could make up her mind and, consequently, it is still Miss . She has the only complete collection of salt and pepper shakers in the world and is due to exhibit them in Paris soon. Herbert Laudel and Iirnmy Meister have built one of the most gigantic en- gineering jobs of the century - a mod- ern airport on Mars. Dick Eime will fly you there in no time in his plane. Bev- erend Elmer Tanzberger is planning on starting a colony there. I believe Doro- thea Windey, Maurice Woods, and loan Schierhoff are among the first ones leaving. Arlene Iuergens and Mary lane Coco are two famous explorers. They are afraid of nothing! On one of their recent trips to Cinoda Ca new continent caused by an atomic blast and discov- ered in l958l they found George Conini. It seems he was disappointed in love and became a hermit. On the amusement page, I saw sev- eral familiar names. Florence Nichting is on the stage. Everyone swoons when she sings Tears on My Pillow. Aud- rey Bauer, too, has gained recognition by singing. But we always counted on Audrey. Page Twenty-Two