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

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Star questriennes SOPHOMORE HISTORY Last year we, as Freshmen, in the green time of our lives, entered Mehlville High. We, so green and sweet in our dewy innocence, received at this time the first seeds of knowl- edge. At this time we chose as our motto, The Door to Success is Labeled Push, and Mrs. Roland Fowler was elected as our guid- ing light. It was on the eve of Ianuary l2, l946, that we witnessed the results of hours of salesman- ship, for our Backward Dance was truly suc- cessful. This year we found the skies so much bluer and sweeter and the sun shone more warmly upon us. We struck our heads high enough to see nearly as much of it as we imagined we could. We held our heads very high and we kept the stalks that supported them very straight. They were not yet very heavy with the accumulation of wisdom and so they did not droop with the weight. We were slowly but surely coming out into the light of day only to discover, We were neither man nor woman: We were neither brute nor human: We were merely Sophs! So with this we needed greatly and quickly the guidance of sponsors and because of this we elected the capable faculty members, Mr. Orland Woods and Mr. Herbert Van Deven. ln the athletic field the names of Bob Alex- ander, Don Belknap, Glenn Erb, Tom Klink- hardt, Carl Stiebel, Ray Hanbeck, Iohn Hicks, Dorothy Eckerle, LaVerne Ferbet, and Iune Franke might easily and most likely appear in sparkling neon lights. Some of us are regretting the dead delight of our verdant days, while others are looking ahead, longing for the new domain where we, as Iuniors, will rule so royally. Page Twenty-Seven

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