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

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Q Gbresent BEFLECTOB EDITORIAL STAFF BETTY LEE .LIGI-ITFOOT Editor-in-Chief EVELYN UTI-IOFF Assistant Editor IOE FRANK Assistant Editor BONNIE WOOD-SMITH Business Mcrnctqer THE 194 REFIEETUR I I I I I I ll!

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ltltlltfltltll We, the staff, present this l947 issue of the Reflector with the desire that this volume shall serve as a cherished record of all those wonderful times spent at Mehl-Hy. Although the passing of time may dim many of the achieve- ments, activities, and acquaintances of our youth, there is much that We shall want to remember. 4 The Wild rush to classes after the tardy bell has ceased to ring, the turbulent fear of examinations and the hilarious rejoic- ing when they have been completed, the elation of being a Iunior, the manifold pleasures of becoming a Senior, the intense stillness when report cards are delivered, the voicing of good bye to our teachers and classmates on the last day of school, the receiving of diplomas on graduation eve-these are the things which Mehlville High means to us. We know that we shall never forget this school, because here we have lived and revelled in an atmosphere redolent with those roseate charms that have gilded our brief existence with imperishable joys. Photographs by Spieth Studio Mr. W, E. Spieth, Representative Engravings by Central Engraving Co. Mr. Harry Swain, Representative Printing by Kutterer-Iansen Co. Mr. Ray Kuhl, Representative Division Page Photographer Mr. lack Zehrt Fly Leaf Photographer Mr. Paul Piaget Covers by Becktold Company Mr. Iohn Glassen, Representative Page Three