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

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Nun u....,,,. XIR BILRXARD K Ulf? I I ZUIIOI As Monarch of Mehlvrlle Manor Supt Emil H C Bernard has admrnrs tered hrs office kindly yet with note worthy etiicrency and firmness He has been an integral part of the School Drs trrct for thirty srx years serving as supcrrntendent for more than two decades Beginning hrs education at Oakville Elementary School Supt Bernard at tcnded St Pauls Parochial School Perkrnson Herple Commercial College and Southeast Mrssourr State College from w hrch he obtained hrs bachelors degree He has since contmued hrs studies at the University of Missouri and lrVashrngton University Among the innumerable duties ot Supt Bernard are the tasks of directing teachers and pr rncrpals ot Forder School St John School and the High School Moreover he rs a regular at all meetings oi the Mehlvrlle Board of Educa tron Parent Teacher Association 'rnd xarrous other drstrrct functions The alert and vigorous method by whrch Supt Bernard has supervised the Mehl vrlle Castle of Lear ning., has won lor him the respect 'rnd admiration of all who know him NIR BIERBPXLXI C QIIQSC Ill Worthy of highest acclarrn not onlv tor hrs serxrces as business advisor of the REFLECTOR but also for hrs faith ful execution of hrs duties as Principal of Mehlvrlle High School Mr K O Brerbaum might well be called the Seneschal of the Manor Formerly as classroom instructor and now as High School Principal Mr Brerbaurn has for many years held the admrr atron and respect of all who have shared hrs acquaintance. Hrs skillful guidance and his kind but firm direc- tion of High School activities hare en- deared him to students and teachers alike. After attending Centr'rl Missouri State College at W arrensburg and receiv- ing his bachelors degree from McKendree College lVlr. Bierbaum did his graduate work 'rt VV'rshington Unixersity earnin' his masters degree in education. By virtue of his preparation and trainin ' his experience and his natural endowments of common sense, patience and keen wit, lVl1'. Bierbaum is truly a major' factor in assisting local subjects to approach the age of enlightmentf' I'r1rf.' Sim

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fouls Cgran e qfllflfl Bfard lllklllbfl' 51913 I!-WI ehnratlun Stepplng 1nto our court of dedlcatlon and taklng the throne of honor IS the Honorable Lou1s Franke senlor member of Mehlvllle s Board of Educat1on As a hfe long resident of the com mun1ty and an advocate of educatxonal advance ment he can justly be called ploneer 1n educa t1on at Mehlv1lle He watched the School D1Str1Ct grow from the httle Whlte schoolhouse 1n the vale to a larger brlck bulldlng and finally 1nto a well rounded educatlonal system featurlng three schools lncludmg a hlgh school In 1913 as an ambxtlous young man Mr conslsted of three men at the t1me He has s1nce served 1n varlous capac1t1es 1nc1ud1ng presldent and clerk of the Board Dur1ng h1s thlrty Hve consecutlve years of falthful serv1ce Mr Franke has helped organlze the consolldated school d1str1ct and the h1gh school Moreover hlS very presence has endowed the School D1str1ct vuth a sense of Stablllty and progress so necessary to 1tS development A Pagv Fx. r P f . . , 7 . v 44 . . - , 9 - . ,, . 7 I , . , . . , Q Franke became a member of the Board, whlch , . ' 9 mn ' A L I I A - fl l l

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BOARD OF EDUCATIOL' Cgifffrnvsfzlyn o lfw .fkouncl C1160 LOUIS WITZEL PAUL ADLER JOHN SABIS L ELMER VOERG LOUIS FRANKE CHARLES WIETHOP 1 . nm 1 r nth s 1 1 I Q 1' T f K SUPERINTENDEN1 EMIL H C BERNARD 1 L1 K1 l 1 l,1gf DVI '