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

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Delmar Daum is chief mug slinger in a small bar Bob Hartmann IS 1n the merchant marine and Jack O Keefe has advanced from his pre vlous work of carrying false teeth to the more complicated Job of fitting them The three Zoots Ralph Miller Bill Alten bernd and Dick Moersch still have their deep interest in clothes They are now a world renowned tr1o designer tailor and model They change tasks each week to keep from be coming bored D1x1e Hogan and Ellen Muehl hauser musicians have combined their talents They are a T1n Pan Alley song team DIXIE as composer and Annie as plugger Violet Keller IS the only person 1n the world who can take d1ctat1on with one hand and transcribe with the other Valrie Crigger has usurped Mr Schmidts pos1t1on as English instructor and Shirley Oster IS Mehlvilles newest basketball coach Chas a winning team too l Burrell Lee tionary theories Ruth Dietz had the most difficulty keeping her vow to become an old maid but by re peatedly exhibiting her prowess as a Jaw breaker she has managed to stave off all po tentlal admirers Brunson Hollingsworth IS a politician the main plank ID his platform IS Down with Women s Rights His chief opponent IS Nancy Moss l1ke the Socialist candidate she IS the only choice each election year She s even be ginning to LOOK like Norman Thomas Donna Smith always interested in foreign languages wrote an authoritative book called TRANSLATING DANS DREI LEICH ES SONSLAY Due to her fluency in many tongues she got mixed up in her report and now she cant even translate it Johnny Westhause 1S president and founder of a natlon wide chain of grocery stores La Verne Kassebaum 1S editor of a small town newspaper Joyce Delaney IS an authority on etiquette and Janice OS16Ck1 ed1tS the SOCIAL REGISTER George Weber developed a new type of elevator shoes Jerry Navrat1l is well known as George s top salesman he can even sell them to six footers Ann Sorg IS a celebrated model and Edna Noeth developed her hobby of soap carving She IS now a sculptress Betty Sneed IS still V1 brat1ng madly between the bank and business school she hasnt been able to graduate Popov1tch s three ring circus Harry Gebhardt manages the show and has employed several old friends Bob Fabry IS a snake charmer Ray Huighe a trapeze artist and Clarence Hill a l1on tamer Jane Jerashen long a Mehlville celebrity for her many and varied hair dos now operates a swank Parisian salon Fras Altenbernd st1ll helping people IS now a marriage counselor The lights suddenly dimmed the book shelves faded The modern world appeared again Gone forever IS the magical planet where my friends resided But one glimpse was enough they were all well and happy in their chosen fields Signed Doris Clooney Iugt T Unix One - . . 7 . . . . . U , . . , . , . 1 . , Q - o . , . , . . , - . y . y I I . . 4 - . ' ' . . . . 7 i I 7 A , - - 4 4 ' , . , .. . . y . . . , 1 1 I I , nu 1 is a physicist rivaling Einstein with his revolu- B0b Glaesel' 15 3 tattoo aftlst lfl Norman l . . , . . 3 1 4 1 ' . ' , . 3 - , , - 1 . U , . . ' 1 . . . . . 3 g , . . . . U . ' ' ' , . , . ,, . . . - . . . . y . 3 - . . , 7 , . ' 3 3 1 1- 1 Q ' lx, v -

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QIILOI' p 0,0 QC? Sunsets glow spread across the room as I wear1ly lowered myself 1nto an easy chalr Be mg super1ntendent of Lout1c1a Lee Porters Home for the Insane 1S no sl1ght task The room was d1IH but suddenly became br1ghtly llghted as lf from nowhere dozens of rows of books appeared Eye1ng the shelves swlftly I not1ced a small red morocco volume entltled Who s Who from Mehlv1lle Eagerly I reached for It and spread It open CLASS OF 1950 It was just l1ke a reumon w1th all the class There appeared the1r names and the1r accom phshments How good It was to read about them LaVerne N1emeyer fBarneyD and Dor1s Alexander have become top softball stars QDOTIS as p1tche1 and Barney catcherj Alan Gutvse1ler IS a p1tcher too pract1cally un up w1th two balls Jack Meler and Charles K1nca1d put the1r Mehlv1lle basketball exper1 ence to work for them they are now pro s playlng each year for a fatter check How many t1mes h1gh school lnterests be Colne l1fe work' B111 Carson for lnstance has h1s own photograph1c shop Roger Holden once a Chal les Atlas man now has developed h1s own muscle bu1ld1ng program He calls lt M1nn1t Muscles and lt IS ach1ev1ng Wlde ac clalm Ralph Recto1 and Donald Dul1n are com pet1tors for nat1onal da1ry and chlcken t1tles Ralph s he1 ds ale flour1sh1ng Jerseys and Don ald s hens are h1s own breed W1ll1e Gebhardt now operates a horse ranch 1n ATIZODH Hxs thoroughbred Arablan steeds are so thorough bred they re even sent to Arab1a' Sh1rley Beck now r1des 1n a rodeo Vlfglhla We1mann stud1ed fashlon des1gn1ng but found she could earn more by creatmg gaudy outfits Sh1rley Branstetter kept her mterest IH square dancmg she now operates a huge New York dancmg school Jan1ce Edmonds became so engrossed n her soclology report The After effects of D1 vorce she has been marrled and d1vorced four t1mes so that she could better study the prob lem Harold H91tZ and J1m Quargnent1 the ter out the1r threat to prove all fo1mer chem1stry laws wrong They have co authored a book en tltled How Charles Law Br1ngs Boyles to a Head Thelma Busch and Joan Hoechst have put the1r best talent to work for them 1eap1ng great success Joan developed a new 1dea she does horse portralt work for the ehte Thelma IS now m top compet1t1on w1th Walt DISHGY as an an1mal cartoonlst Faye Coleman and LaVerne Baltz are hap py contented housew1ves the1r chlef concern belng the next meal Ray Schaefer and Johnny Schroeter are motor scooter repa1rmen xxh1le laqr T mix I I , , . . . . . . . , . . . , . . , . 7 3 . , . . . ' . . . ' I 7 cc v - sv ' - ' - - Z . . . . i . ,, . .. , ' ' 79 ' ' 7 . . , , . V . . . , - . - . . .7 - defeated - he eenfuseg the batter by winding rors of the 5th hour chem. class, have carried 1 ' ll 7 ' 7 - , , - 77 . U . y . y . , , . . . l y U . - as , va - ' , - . .4 . . ,, . . . . . . . . V ' 1 ' I . - , . , . . , v Q . . - - . V . ' 7 7 1 I .uv-1 -y

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,113 ,cw C1 , X L.. A . j Q' 'T uniom I WESSON DIVERS Pm'.cz'r1'm1f AL. LAUDEL ., ,HH , CAROL MUENCH YA ENGR 1 'N PHIL CORNELI ROSANN GRIMM CLIFF PARMENTIER lx H111 RUTH DANIEL ROBERT RAYOT LJ 1 3 BETTY MILD ELMER ZUMSTEG RITA MEISINGER NORMA SCHAEFER DELORES MURRY CLAIRE KEMPER CONNIE VOST GAYLE SCHUCHMANN BARBARA HOLDEN WENDELL BELL sf? PAT BIGHAM X V'u 1 bU'lL0l M5 f0l y Although It IS the smallest class 1n school thxs year the Juruor class has compensated for 1tS s1ze w1th an unusual amount of energy and pep Aware of the heavy task ahead thxs prom 5 PAUL PR UETT MITZI GRAB JEAN CARSON MARIAN ROBERT TRULA PONDER FRANKLIN GEBHARDT TREVA HELLMEYER V I KENNETH THIERJUNG I 11111 'I Il DOROTHY HAMILTON HARVEY SCHULTE 1s1ng class tackled 1ts dutles Wlth eager antxcl pat1on by electmg Wesson D1vers as class pres1 dent Other officers mclude v1ce pres1dent Albert Laudel secretary Carol Muench and treasurer Ph1l Cornel1 For the second con secut1ve year Mrs Helen Barrett and Mr Gayle Slmmons were elected as class sponsors S R VLMV y xx H In. l'n.x hut 5 I I It Ex :I 1 f , A x A ,S I X ' ' I- Mil s - -54f'f f 'U' M ' Trvr1.v1m'r 6 K sat X , . VVVV . P P Qzrucrz x.J.,.. ' 'R 5 ' 0 'Z 52 J A , 4 s 1 , A T Ta , va. I 6 'I :KI I Q -V M ' at , ' X H 5 F .-,Q L' L4 V! M h I K ax . ,fjg R L tw ' - ffgj iiws, Sl, me if rf? ..V 7 2 ... 1 9 X L, , y 1 W ., y J X G Nfl DIANA DoPPL1cK I 1 A , Q X G ,Q 17, ' likifif. I ' A -.I I I 5 ip Y 5' W . ,vi i 15 1,,. fl :ff I.,, w I ,gif A L fv.: 45 pf p i . . . . 1 . . . . i- - . 2 . - . 7 ' ' 3 , S y 7 A U- ' , . . ' K ' 'zur fy-Tivo