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

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ROLFES GENEVIEVE SCHAEFER NORMA QTUCKMEYER EVELYN SWEENEY BETTY VERMILLON FLORENCE VOST CONNIE WILKERSON ARBELEEN BRATTON CHARLES CORNELI PHIL DIVERS WESSON DOERR FRANK DOVE RAY GEBHARDT FRANKLIN GLASSCOCK ROBERT GNAU HAROLD HARSTER JOE HEBERER HOWARD LAUDEL ALBERT PARMENTIER CLIFFORD PRUETT PAUL RAYOT ROBERT REPPLE LARRY ROSE GILBERT SCHEFFLER HAROLD SCHUCHMANN GAYLE SCHULTE HARVEY SPONIK JIM THIERJUNG KENNETH VNIETHOP VERNON ZUMSTEG ELMER ll,I'llOI 6LI g0l'l Whele theles 1 wlll theles 1 way Remembel that tlme IS money Only tluth hurts whom It should I mflke the most of all that comes and the least of all that goes Gleltel love hath no H1111 th 1ll he who l'1ys down hlS llfe for hls frlends I swell Ill klll ou Cow lICl5 dle many tllne hefole thell deaths the valmnt never tlste of cle lth but once Do not do to woulself what you do to others To have a frlend you must be .1 frlend I 'lm not as dumb as vou look dfn I' Been shdvlng fox two YQIIS 1nd Lut myself both tlmes Injun no lost W1gW3U1 lost Honesty 1S the best pOllCy Alls well that ends well Neyer do today what you C111 put off untll tomorrow Is It tolclel III the NVIHIQI th ln lll the clty'7 Tly to do youl best Ol clont tly 1t lll Tlue lst eln Seltllel Gaft Hnllt lhll fest wenn du lhn hast' It 'lt fllst you dont succeed try leadlng the dlrectlons Take clre how you dlaw dttentlon to yourself No one knows what he can do Lllltll he H195 Women the 1001 ot all evll Wolk' Why wolk when themes mole tun to be 9 Vessels lalge mav wentule but llttle boats should Stax neal shole Do unto othels as vou would hlwe them do unto you The glelttst thlng to ie ll I5 fQ ll 1tSElf Les Lheveux IOUESS Ou l1 li A person who nevel says '1IlVtl llI1g nevel gets 1I'1tO trouble Monkev see rnonkex do Wonlen lle at a dlS8ClXdI1tig'C man c'1n traxel fister thin sound ljlll I O 4 1 ls 4 ' 1 71 . 1 . . . 1 , x ' U V , ' z ' z 1 . . , . . y , ' ,Z . . ,S , , . 3 . c z z . 1 V ' 1 ' y 1 t . L ' V . ' . , , . , . I1 , ' z '. Q . 1 , s 1 Q . , C . . . , 1 . . , 1 , v . . . . L . . , 2 ' ' , v . 1 I. 1 - . . had. .. . . , . ' , . - V . ' b ' 2 ' V' . , ' ' 2 z ' ' 1 ' . 1 - 1 . , l , , ' , 1 4. . ' ' ' 1 N ' . V Y . 2 ' 2 1 ' . ' . . . yt' rlwll-1'-f'z:'l'

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SOFA OW! ored ROBERT CRIGGER MARLI-IXI-I M1'FAIL JOHN OSIECKI JEAN Ml-III-IR Gl'10Rlil'I NEl,'BAl'Ell JUAN l'INGllAI'SER SALLY lSRANS'l'l-ITTER DONALD CHLANDA I'ARI.A 'FUMPKINS LEROY SVH ROI-IT Eli ARIJCNE HAGI-IM.-XXX H ICNRY HULZXVA RTN A W' ,A l'I.Alil'IN1'l41 m r'rox FM' 'rmmsmzu Koufax YAl.l'IRll'S MARILYN slzsml-:nor-K o'r'1'o uA'rH1soNr: BARBARA ALIH-IRS P KIM HIGH.-XM SHARIJCEN KI ' HERMAN NYU. i' SARAH l'Il.I.l QQ X5 0l.lYER CAMIIB. rx X SHIRLEY KRAI-IMF if , I 1 MILTON SCHROETER ,V ' RUTH lc1u'r:uER A ' y ' -if CHAm.i:s FAXON HOWARD RODGERS H Romznr HFBER ,A RAY 1cETr'Hr:Rs1m: ' 4 1' JOAN sviri-:rfr'1.r:R Q ' ' 'LS' ' .p - , Eivlrzm' immos ' In W J' sH1R1.r:Y Dol-:RR ,A lm' gp, g , , 4 . ' if 1uc'nA1:D 1.A Rom: Y X -N - 'fx-az gilfiii- ' sY1.v1A WILSON A p x.-- M . if A tj? I f gr oHAm.ics srizoxuxx ' f V T' 'X X men, green no longer, eagerly awaited the com- ing year. With one-fourth of its Mehlville career completed, the class of '52 confidently began its second trek through the local hall of knowl- edge. Although their chief purpose was to ab- sorb some of this knowledge, the sophomores also were looking forward to the many class activities. To guide them, the class chose Mrs. Janese Welty and Mr. O. W. Woods as spon- sors. In addition, the following class officers were chosen: president, Ed Langford, vice- president, Vernon Jones, secretary, Jean Brunkg treasurer, Carl Johnsong and Council representative, Jane Eikmann. Page Tzocnty-Seven