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

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Patiulty J l f'li . ..LlEUIZul.'LL1 Neat, courtecus, friendly - - these ad- iectives seem madeto-order for Mehl- v1lle's teacher of home economics, Mrs. Mary E. Leonard, who hails from Car- xgthersville, Mo. She earned her B. S. degree at Southeast Missouri State Cole lege and continued her education through summer study at Missouri Uni- versity and George Peabody College at Nashville, Tenn. Mrs. Leonard has organized and is sponsoring the local chapter of Future Home-makers of America, in addition to being co-sponsor of the junior class, She likes to converse, cook, and create color combinations. :lfin 5 l ff Cufcfisn Sports is no new interest to Miss Lorena McCutchen Mehlvilles girls physical education instructor as she was active in several phases of ath letics during her high school and col lege days Campbell Mo which her grand parents helped to se tle she claims as her home town Her college days were spent at Southeast Missouri State Col lege from which she obtained her B S in Education Miss Ma as she is affectionately called wants her girls to win of course but expects them to be good sports whether they win or lose 'L Cluzfrr Lets talk shop is a common ex pression with Mehlville Hiah Schools M Fixit Industrial Arts Teacher Ralph Gentry This versatile gentleman who holds his bachelors degree from Southeast Missouri State College and his master s degree fom the University of Missouri literally tives ana breathes shop His basement filled with shop equipment occupies rnost of his leisure hours although he u ually squeezes in tme for a bi of hun ing and fly fishing Mr Gentry taught 'ive years at bm versity City High School and worked for four years as a civilian employee of the U S Navy He ras served as a faculty member of the Board of Ccun cilors for four years and as adviser to the National Hfncr Su iety for tree years 005. lf a slight expl si n is heard or some peculiar odor is detec ea drifting dcwn he high schoc ha s it is usua lv blamed on Mehlfille s versatile and J ocds Nr Woods earned his Bachelor of ,Arts and C mme de ee at Washing n Unirers ty and did post graduate v rk a Ok ah ma A a JI Mr Vffods wh c s ns rs thefresh rran class 'rlsc er' ys eading Charles Di kens playin olf and dreaming a cu bein, a sac essfuil farmer in tha s medaf Nh-er' he can r aside s 'J e ,ll1'.v.f Iltmiflzy ll'i!lia1z1.m11 illrx. ftltu-y lf. l.t'tf1111rrl ll lt 11 H1111 lllr Rtllfll Gcnhi Ui I L !LLI.IlZiOIZ 1 efficiency cle enilability e ity it woud e icut Jer shadfw M hlvilles eoclrer ff c rrrne al sioiects Miss to r 'ny w ill ams n in addition tc tea hr, her reg classes Miss XN1ll1 IT1S n is spons r c the Mehll'iiNef1s Caree Day D ograrn and faculy rremce n he car Counctlors Miss Wiliarnsfn arre tr ltfeh Ji crecuy fr in S tl'-eas lvfisscui e e wlncre she ea re 'ie a e rsderee an enhe years neat ar eararce s nr cue ra 'ty her ir eres in sewin a y e a s eni ys dcnfirg an r h a ti: f't 11, 1 it S 1 1 z Lwrwtn lf fltfa 111,11 'z Brazier! tflehlvillcs rraster mathematician is 'ie harrrurg lrs Helen Barrett who e efes t c se r is answer 0 'r p lerns whether C ttheyi lfe a lcrrietic Ex'racu r ct. arlv spealfrng she devotes con he e cf has mess and unaers'anaina ra to l'er dit es as sportsc of the CSPIVQ Y' Tl S6'l1 e ame ne n r rn ning Mc v he e she had taigh c 'iree yea s I r hr es l!liSSFLAIl State e e 1 Unirers c f rn ner a ent and fom t e r s eref we er E S degree I 1 - I 1 .tm-, t- - --fn z lf r, l . l 4 A .ll1'. U, ff'. !I'.111d.v .ll1dCf1.'lt','1111111 tll.V . I'.v.r , 1' S 1 M ri ,114 tl elti. fc Fo , ' no , - ' '. ,and sin- x E I E U 4 .:lf1. 'llf J c.r , ' 1 lc dtfft 1 to 7, V ' K- - A A L A Q Q I I G - QQ f A' fi for r 111 H 'he prim l'1'11 t y 1 the ' Q - N I ' -I 1 N C . lf, Num! t . .ist roi: .i , ' r T' 1 A if 1 4 l . t ri M 5 3 : no . 'nvcx' nt . .Q . . - 'r- lilceable science teacher, Mr. O. iff. ,-Q - 'put Z Ar-Z Q Er ASQ Sadefrghie qignerggf gyjpflg-ing? Cm qgqms. . A l Q ggi gg A fv. 1' V T A V 1 l' lie . ic .-tint! a .Hors f if .JS f 3 5 . nd TA Coll g , if. - c 5. d 1,r L: ch - ShV C AO Mehlvtli i 19451 :Q i A A- Y, r H lc' -g -, d has Lee -re 'cr 'Lui ,-rv . F, 1, Y K if I , 1 I.. J up! M' 5 1 ' tl - ' r. I: ' t ' J' .1 c , g g ., , 'r Her , ,p is L , ., dzuht, Cal g and llgsszur' ity b th L t fi c '. ' f 1 rf to c it - 1 ' Q as f.Ul Q as stud r h 3 ' -. , .ut ' , The hcbb . Sh- lc Z' s -H 5 llT 2A eh 199' -Ci he - - - W- ie f .1 bc. chu c c ' Lies. 1 ' .Y1'11'

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