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

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SQUIRES CS3Of9llOH1Ol'?S SONDRA PETERSON l'rvxifl'vr1f JERRY VINYARD VIN'-1UfU.ffdc'lI! ALBERT LAUDEL .S'm'rr'tury WESSON DIVERS Trraxurfr BARBARA HOLDEN Qwmz LEROY GAPSCH King WENDELL BELL ZONA BOWERS DON MANKER HOWARD HEBERER ROBERT GLASSCOCK ROSANN GRIMM ELMER ZUMSTEG PAT PARKER DOROTHY HAMILTON NORMA SCHAEFER CLIFFORD PARMENTIER MARIAN ROBERT ROBERT GADELL JIM QUARGNENTI RICHARD AUGUSTINE RITA MEISINGER BILL TRAMMEL MITZI GRAB JEAN EDERLE RUBY EIKMANN GAYLE SCHUCHMANN JEAN CARSON HARVEY SCHULTE GLORIA DILL KENNETH JENNEWEIN VIRGINIA GADELL LARRY REPPLE LAVERNE RILEY If 'ksophomorel' implies sophistication, the squires on Mehlville Manor during 1948-49 are victims of a misnomer. Quite to the contrary. the class, generally, looks upon dignified sim- plicity and earnest endeavor as highest virtues. In September 1947, about 65 timid freshmen got their first view of high school life. After 1'f1gz' Tmwil breaking in via the trial and error method, the class lost little time in asserting its useful- ness to the school and its creativeness and in- itiative. In the spring of 1948, the class spon- sored the Coronation Dance. As Sophomores, in September 1948, they elected offiicers as follows: president, Sondra y-Four

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WILLIAMS LINA WRIGHT CHARLENE ALTENBERND BILL CARSON BILL DAUM DELMAR DOERR FRANK DULIN DONALD FABRY BOB GEBHARDT HARRY GEBHARDT WILLIAM GLAESER BOB GUTWEILER ALAN I-IARTMANN BOB HEITZ HAROLD HILL CLARENCE HOLDEN ROGER HUIGHE RAY LEE BURRELL MATHIS DON MEIER JACK MILLER RALPH MOERSCH DICK NAVRATIL JERRY O KEEFE JACK POPOVITCH NORMAN RECTOR RALPH REILLY BOB SCHAEFER RAY SCHROETER JOHNNY THOMPSON CARY WEBER GEORGE WESTHOUSE JOHNNY J UNIIOR PERSONIALTIES Loyal Junior and rug saleswoman Poet Laureate of the Junior class One of Mehlvxlles asplrmg artlsts hopes to follow m the steps of her slster Betty Zoot II curly hair sports a new Q29 modelb Studebaker 1dol of the Mehlvllle women Careful student and qulet too authorlty on ralsmg chxckens Tall lanky pranky never lets studylng interfere with gettlng an education Pop Beckers rlght hand man happy go lucky frxendly fellow Jack of all trades and master of them all from soup to nuts art to PIBDO chlckens to studles They gaze upon my noble countenance and dle of a broken heart Could lt be the Tom Every class should have such a Romeo always ln mxschlef always grmnlng Wlllle the Country Gentleman dependable fellow admired by all V1ct1m of chroruc heart trouble anybody got an extra Blue Jay wrapper Only 40000 more and I get a baseball' Hancocks loss Mehlvllles gain valuable addltlon to the Klxeg Klub and Mehlvllle s baseball team Can often be found l'HlX1I'lg chemlcals ln room 5 a motor scooter fiend Had h1s algebra one day when Mrs Barrett was absent drlves the only pug nosed DeSoto rel1c ln the county Harold s constant comparuon an expert shot mlsses rabblts at five feet Flrm belxever ln the Charles Atlas theory of muscle buxldxng Lover llps great nature lover Napoleon was a little guy too seems to be followmg ln the footsteps of brother Bill Refugee from Cleveland favorlte study Chem hardly ever mlsses a basketball game clder salesman Why sleep at home when I can sleep at school? Clf he were ever on time for class Mr Schmldt would famtj Reason Jane Elkmann comes to the basketball games slow movmg ln school but a whxz on the court The orxgmal Zoot never wlthout a grm enjoys basketball curly ha1r and toothpaste grm Zoot III another Junlor Joe Bov and a snappy dresser on hlm It looks good eh LaVerne Peppy seems to enJoy basketball glrls practlce partlcularly General chalrman for 49 Prom developed sudden mterest ln the Meler family demon ln the chem lab Llkes Southern accents and long black curls dxdnt let the mlstletoe ln the home ec room go to waste Blushes when Betty IS mentloned wants to own a daxry farm proud pos sessor of a beat up truck Maybe a l1ttle shy around glrls but really a regular fellow amateur electrlclan m demand for h1s llghtmg effects Buddmg chemlst Wluz' there goes Ray on hxs motor scooter' Mehlulles taxldermlst shows a fondness for Rectors history workbook Recent lmport from Terre Haute Ind llkes model planes supposedly qulte a cake baker Likes baseball quiet m school but outslde look out' Re elected for his 2nd term as Jumor presxdent Llfe Gets Tedlous Dont bug buslnessman ln the Tom Boy chaln Iuqt T nh Tmr l I l . : ' ' . . , . . . . Y - , . u ,vw ' , 1 ' - Y I V Y Y , 5 . . . . . , v y , 2 . . . . . 0 ' ' . . ' I 1 - - Y ' Y l - - - l 1' I . 1 Ch ' Y! , 1 . l , 5 . . . ' . . i .. - - H , . , , , - ' ' ' LL YY , ti Y l sv - . , . , . , . . . . . v . , 1 a 2 - , - 3 ' v ' , ll rv - ' 1 1 W ' . . . . . -L, . .,, 1 Y - 1 , 9 ' - Q ' LOHMAN, BOB Shortyg pest of the 6th hour study hallg vigorous class worker: expert AA YY ' ' Y . . . , .' 9 - . . , . . . H -,, . . ' . U . Y Y 7 7 it ,Y ' rl ,sr - - sl vs , - - 7 Y v 7 , . . . . , . . 7 Y .T 1 ' , . , ' . . . , Q . , 5 . . . I . , . . , , , ' ' 2 ' 5 - 1 . . .I . .l 1 5 ' ' , KL ' ' YY 1 r - ' V. , . . I , . 7 Y ' , ' , .3 ' : , ' 1 I 3 ' ' v l , x . . . . M . . , Y 3 g - , It. - . 1 h , IK., ',, 1 -

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,fk,h-1 Peterson V1C9p1'9S1Cl6Ht Jelry Vlnyard sec retary Albert Laudel treasurer Wesson D1v ers representatlve on Board of Councxlors Carol Muench kmg Leroy Gapsch and queen Barbara Holden Durlng the year they spon sored three successful dances hncludlng a Chrxstmas Dancej and numerous candy sales SQUIRES CSJOPII OII1 OFQS JIM KLINKHARDT KATHERINE ILKO FRANKLIN GEBHARDT CONNIE VOST HERMAN HARDT FLORENCE VERMILLON FRANK BUCKLEY DOROTHY CHAMBLISS VERNON WIETHOP TRULA PONDER GEORGE KRAMLICH HELEN BLOMKER PAUL PRUETT DIANA DOPPLICK KENNETH THIERJUNG ARBELEEN WILKERSON GLENN MUELLER PAT BIGHAM GILBERT ROSE DELORES MURRY JIM SPONIK EILEEN MYERS BRUCE MCARTHY PEGGY JONES ROBERT RAYOT EVELYN STUCKMEYER CHARLES BRATTON CAROL MUENCH BETTY MILD BEVERLY MASON CAROLYN MUNN PHIL CORNELI RUTH DANIEL NORMA KLINGEMANN The sophs have gxven enthus1ast1c support to the var1ous school programs lncludmg ath let1cs muslc and soclal functlons Class mem bers are often heard to express 1nterest ln act1v1t1es that are usually reserved for upper classmen Mehlvllle may look forward to two more yeals of useful servlce from th1s alert class Pagv T mtg F1 r fx I a ky I H . n ' , X510 , jig ' VV K , I t 7, , xx -. NYU 525 1 5 I ' , K 5 Q . ' 1 ,, A ' 1 11. p X ,, ' 5 . - . , n . 3 - . . . v 9 v ' ' . . . . ' I . . , , l - 1 , . . 3 l v 9 ' ' ' - tc '- 'z'