Ravenhill Academy - Mariale Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 56 of the 1950 volume:

iSMfyp1 ZZELWIKQJ ZUXCWAJ iv Q Q Q Q gw fy x A V N xx gf Q N L ,J wmv U TO THE LOVING MEMORY MYRENE HOLTERMAN of our Graduating Class of 1940 Loose Creek I-hgh we dedlcate these pages She wxll be remembered by us as a model of loyalty a staunch and hvmg faith m the Church of Chnst of an ever present and dauntless courage--a vahant hope: of true Christian charlty and lovmg-kmdness. Z Q of ' r. .ff I ' l S ' jE?15 55 eq Q X 55 f A xx x Z y V x 6 is N Q Seniors MARY LOUISE KLIETHERMES GRACE PORTING . JOHN KLIETHERMES HENRY WINGRATH EDMUND GREFRATH BERNARD BACKES RALPH BOESSEN ALBERT JANSEN 'T '7 JAMES EYNARD FRANCIS KEVER RICHARD LECURU 4 We Had Our Bug Moments FRESHMEN We started m I-hgh School as fourteen Angels just ask any of our teachers, We found Latxn to be our most dxfflcult subject The most xnterestxng subject was Science especxally when experlments were an progress We had the prxvxlege of helpmg celebrate the Edlson Centennial wxth a special program m February to whxch we xnvxted the other classes INITIATION DAY Durxng the fxrst four weeks of school we were tortured by thoughts of what was ln store for us on Inxtzatlon Day the Seniors were of no help ln rellevlng us THEN WE WERE SOPHOMORES In our Sophomore year Anna Marle Jaegers left our class Again we met as our Enghsh teacher the one who had been our teacher for flve of the eight years xn grade school MEMORABLE EVENT For most of us several weeks stay ln bed wxth the measles SPECIAL PRIVILEGE During the last two weeks of school the commerclal teacher granted us the prxvxlege of uslng the typewrxter to make an artxstxc cover for our Julxus Caesar Latln project of her class No other class ever had this perm1ss1on WE BEC AME JUNIORS To our regret another glrl left our ranks Ellzabeth LeCure at the beglnnlng of the second semester a boy Urban Jaegers INTERESTS and PROJECTS A Booklet on Macbeth and blographles of English Wnters THREE ACT COMEDY Don t Take My Penny Thls brought wlth It the honor of repeatlng our performance at a nexghborlng school SE NI ORS AT LAST We began our fourth year in I-hgh School eleven soplustxcated Semors e hoped no one would drop out GREATEST PLEASURE holdmg the Freshmen ln suspense untll In1txat1on Da They seemed terrxfxed at the thought of what was awaxtmg them .TOYOUS OCCASION September 26th the day we recelved our class rxngs GRADUATION DAY a day to whzch we all hopefully look forward when we expect to be presented the coveted DIPLOMA Mary Louise Khethermes 50 Grace Portmg 50 5 ' ' la In 4' . . . . . -- ll . . 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Class Wzll We the Semors of Loose Creek do declare the heirs of our most prlzed possesslons To Monsxgnor Moser we wxll our thanks for the xnstructlon that he has glven us and our gratxtude for his mterest ln us To the Smsters we wzll our thanks and apprecxatlon for the patxence and the skxll requlred mn teach1ng us To the P T A we wxll our thanks for the success of our hot lunch program To all new Freshmen four years of happmess to look forward to As mdxvxduals we bequeath our most treasured possesslons as follows l Grace Portmg w1l1 my sk11l to get a hundred per cent ln conduct to Juamta Eynard and my ab111ty to get along wlth Rzchard to Rlta Grefrath Mary LOUISE Kllethermes w11l my abxlxty to keep st1ll m school to Rosanna Meamber and Joan Brester and my good luck 1n typ1ng to Leo Francls Wllhams Bernard Backes bequeath my helght to James Ca1n my Hudson to Francxs Schaefer and my ab1l1ty to throw erasers to Robert Samson John Khethermes w1ll my technxque ln playlng ball to Rosanna Meamber and my abllxty to get along w1th Rlta to Homer Maassen I Ralph Boessen 1'e11l'lqu1Sh my front seat In bookkeepmg to Joan Brester and my ab1l1ty to bowl to Generose Haslag I Henry Wmgrath w1ll Stamp Chalrmanshlp to Leonard Schmld my study perlods to W1ll1am Backes and my w1se saymgs to Leo Francls Wllllams I James Eynard hand over my efflclency ln copymg to Clarence Buthod my studlousness to Jarnes Muenks and my most prlzed possesslon my lnnocence of pranks to my younger brother Raphael I Rxchard Lecuru w11l my luck gettmg mto trouble to Theresa Kremer and typewrxter to anyone who w11l take It I w11l my lngenlousness to make alrplanes to a the .Tumors and my ab1l1ty to wm the race for the bus to Joan Brester I Albert Jansen w111 my seat next to V1rg1n1a Schaefer to Robert Samson my pollteness to Bllly Backes and my bookkeeping sets to James Ca1n I Edmund Grefrath w1ll my alertness to detect thumb tacks to V1rg1n1a Schaefer and my typxng troubles to all the Jumors I Francls Kever bequeath my adaptness ln pxckmg chlckens to Bernard I-Iaslag my quiet conduct to Charles Peters and my chauffeur experlence to Edmund Lee Schaefer 6 I' . . r . . . . . 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It . , . . . g , , . . . . . . . 11 A Trzp zn 1975 As I s1t here today on my terrace watching the golden moonbeaxns mmgle wxth the cool molst breeze saturated wlth hlac aroma my heart and mmd 1nS1St on revlewlng my recent tr1p over the Umted States and back 1nto the hllls of my youth Bonnots M111 and the vxcuuty of a nearby town My pal and I boarded a plane here ln Greenage Connectxcut and left for New York When we arrlved ln the cxty we passed over the Yankee stadxurn where the Cardlnals and the Brooklyn Dodgers were playlng thelr last game of the Serxes We bought tlckets and went to see the game There we saw Manager Ben Backes who coached The Red Bards He had hxs boys ln the rut unt1l the first of the exghth mmng when the manager grabbed the mask put on the catcher mit and pulled thas teaxn through The results of the tough work after the fxfteenth znmng raxsed the score to one run over the opponent Thls happened because the manager h1t a home run to untle the score after s1x tled mmngs The fxnal score reported was thxrty thmrty one After the game my buddy and I were walklng down the street ln New York when we met John Klxethermes who was com1ng out of h1s off ce to go on a long busmess trlp In a chat wlth h1m we learned that he was manager and proprxetor of the large Fargo Transport Company After leavlng John we passed a rad1o shop vision set the great demand of the day He sand he was dmsposxng of h1s rad1o supphes to make room for more televlslon sets as they were brmgmg more money We left New York on a boat for Annapohs Maryland Scoutlng around on decks and every nook and corner we dxscovered that Henry Wmgrath was the Captam of th1s large vessel He sa1d he had trled truckmg but found It was not to h1s hkmg We bade Adleu to Henry at the Naval Academy to whxch my pal and I attach wonderful memor1es of the tlmes we had there Here we met Admlral Rlchard Lecuru who was dr1111ng h1s comrades Rxchard recalled how his teachers had made hxm step He sa1d It really d1d hlm good to glve h1s subordmates the same work out Here we also met one of the Admlral s students Mr Albert Jansen who was gomg to advance to Commander nn a few weeks 1f he passed the test Albert mentloned that he surely had to study durmg all hls spare moments and then often untxl two o clock ln the morn1ng on what Rmchard considered easy 7 O l As we entered, we found, to our surprise, Edmund Grefrath demonstrating a tele- Durmg the week we remamed there we met more of our old frxends though not school buddles T1me for departure came at last so we hastened to the a1rport We eft Sunday mornlng on a Jet Plane to make our way to M111 Creek the tr1p takmg us exactly twenty nme mmutes and two seconds to travel one thousand one hundred and f1ftc on mmlcs Perhaps we should expla1n thas buslness of M111 Creek In the year of my youth and manhood Bonnots M111 and Loose Creek were separate commumtxes but they are now comblned lnto one large metropol1s named M111 Creek Th1s took place due to the dlscovery of uramum by a mere accxdent when a tra1n left the ra1ls at Bonnots M111 and plunged 1nto the bluff After the wreckage was cleared up a state off1c1a1 of the M1ssour1 PaC1f1C Lmes took one of the rocks to be exam1ned lt proved to be uranium The off1c1a1 of course was none other than James Eynard who though he had started out as as an undertaker later dec1ded m favor of render1ng servlces to the state After ahghtlng from the large a1r bus 1n M111 Creek we walked up the street where qulte by accldent we met Mrs Bock who was taklng her youngest son to school She sald she took B111 to school every mornmg otherw1se the chxld would play truant He had the same 1deas about school as she QMary Lou1se Khethermes had when she was young She called our attent1on to the fact that every newspaper was full of the wonderful dlscovery of Dr FIBDCIS Kever It was a fast cure for pol1o fspht hydrogen and splxt atom mlxed wlth gold resulting 1n a 11qu1d olutlon whlch 1f taken at the proper tlme cures pollo mstantly H1s w1fe a former nurse at the hosp1tal Grace Portxng Kever had done much to asslst Dr Kever 1n the experxment My buddle and I went to a movle tx at afternoon and sat rlght next to a promment farmer and agrlcultt. dA xperlmenter of M111 Creek Ralph Boessen He had developed a seedless blackberry but then we were not so surprlsed after all for Mr Boessen was capable of almost anythmg And that my good frlends IS our story Clarence Buthod 51 Horner Maassen 51 8 I 1 . , . l , -- ' 9 1 . . . ,I . ,, . I ' 1 -- , , . 9 v f I v 1 9 1'- Q 1 , . . . . S 1 , 0 I 9 C 1 1- . . A , la' Lf , . I 1 - . n 1 4 1 ..- , n -- ' Z5Qfy 3 9 F2 Q mcfzfwzfzfzfss K5 db HM if I K N N Z 7 V db x.z is ? POWERFUL SHOOTING SLUGGER WILLIAMS I 1-ff rf I X 7 1' A I tw OUR LUCKY DAY -v-1 BOOM TOWN W 'f '19 '!l!!lf ' A'1V PIKES PEAK FROM COLORADO SPRINGS PICTURE OF MTS FROM DENVER ABOUT Z5 MILES AWAY V-il! PHYSICAL ED .X g a M. 'Q , 5 If I A I 'Q 1 , ,.. . f . ll I' U , H I avr' , .55 y' rx' ' , L J V- M 4-N.. , 1. al O , . I ,gb Q., : ' ' 4 ff- M , HQ I 10 I3Ies.smg As you trax el life s troubled way Bear each hardship as you trod Until rewarded on judgment day You see Almighty God Human eye shall ne er behold lx more impressne scene God the King of HIS dear fold And Mary our Heaxenly Queen The time is short we haue in life Our joys may be short and few Alrriighty God in all our str Forever bless the work we do Leo Francis Williams 51 Tlllllklllg of lou The mornlng is here so near at hand I hear those footsteps through the dew The farmer on his land works hard The sun 1S bright the sky is clear All these things make me think of you And when I think of you so dear It makes me sad my heart so blue The sky is blue the sun is hot Softly I hear them call to you These dear flowers Forget Me Not Remind me of your loxe so true The day is gone the air IS warm E en still I can remember you The church bells ring with sweet alarm Closing this day to start anew Henry v ingrath 50 1 . ' . Ve, . ' - f And all this time, I think of you. 1 SCM? M, HMV mx T ax K yu , , H , N xx , 45 X Q La M PROUD HUNTERS SCIENTISTS AT WORK iw-Www ER OUR STAR PITCH THE EFFECTS OF AN ICE QTORM LOOK OUT EVERYBODY WE RE ON THE WARPATH A FOXY PET 13 Wznter Wonderland The breezy wmds all start to blow To cut our hands feet and toe Snowflakes come lazxly down And cover the back of my old grayhound The chlldren shout and laugh wlth glee Snowballs fly as far as eye can see The hunter plods h1s merry way Whlle cattle munch the well cured hay The flelds then sparkle wlth blankets of whlte To hxde mother earth from our very sxght The trees are bent and covered wxth snow A more beautxful pmcture you ll never know And nlghtfall comes the skles are clear The moon shmes on th1s land so dear Chlldren g1VE thanks w1th folded hands To the Gxver of these dear wxnter lands John Kllethermes 50 Laeta te Sprxng IS 1n the alr today On th1S warm February day The sun 15 shznmg w1th a glare What IS as beautlful As hearlng the robln Slnglhg near Busy and dutlful W1thOut the sllghtest fear? You can see the vlolet so shy Send1ng out 1ts sweet perfume The old apple tree 1S nigh Burstxng forth 1n 1ts fxrst bloom The flowers have all opened w1de And the bees have already arrlved See they do not hid But are happy they agam survlved Soon then w1ll rlng the Easter chlmes Whlch make all people feel qulte gay All blrds came back from sunny clxmes And Sprmg 15 here they say Generose Haslag 51 14 Like some bright day in May. R S 'fi lf' BIG THREE HEP IT UP PLUCKY V0 s Q ixwsl. AN ARTIST S DREAM A SUCCESSFUL DAY IN THE COUNTRY S .il AN ICY SCENE A HUNTER AND HIS FAITHFUL COMPANION 15 THANKSGIVING DINNER , f . I I' 'J 'td v -44-n..g- ,. -Q-I ' .., W ., V 'Q 1 3 ' ' ' ' .. -fx ' I h L' A -ifQ52'I's 3- 3151 451 , I f ,L Q K, ,XM it Z.: xx . I .. iw' . . A Iam , 54, 'H i K is V, .fy - . C f I Q , V, in gl , ' -as' IAM frq! V K W Q ' Q :I 7 ,R J 1 .I WA ' yr li ' 4 Q n' 1 A ' ' f' af. 4. ,- ,4 X , 0 . , 'S'fH'Af ,. . U . . ., :N JJ, .. f X4 ff 'N . ,A , A , ,... . . 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' ' - - ,fx 'N- Au Retozr The txme has come we ve had our day So now we must be on our way But then another page was turned The joy of lxfe we now had learned Headed for l-hgh another class That xs unless we fa1led to pass Twelve long years of fun and blxss But that S about enough of thls We started school ln agony Future Joy we faxled to see We fussed and fumed sighed and Crled Almost wlshed that we had dled Flrst year hxgh ln1t1at1on Englxsh Math Experlmentatlon As Sophomores we had our fun We chewed the rag and studled s o Our JLUIIOI' Year we conslder best All ln all It topped the rest And as we stepped up we thought SCHOOLS .laxls for ch1ldren a place for fools And hoped someone would burn them down But lt too went by extremely fast But now we re f1P1Shed we b1d Adxeu To .Tumors Sophomores Freshmen too And as our Graduatxon nears We w1sh you LUCK 1n your Hlgh School years Ralph Boessen 50 Farewell To The Semors Farewell to the Senlors Who are leavxng Loose Creek H1gh Farewell to the Semors Now leaving wlth a s1gh Farewell to the Senlors Who ll soon be ALUMNI Farewell to the SBHIOTS Who trust us to keep standards hlgh Farewell to the Senxors Who studled at Loose Creek Hxgh Farewell to the Senlors Who are blddlng our School Goody bye Robert Samson 5 16 U16 I fi , ' , , I n I . y ' 1 - 1 u p ' n . 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Q C 9 JOAN BRESTER c THERESA KREMER i1 vc JAMES CAIN Junzors SYLVESTER SCHAEFER 4 44 VIRGINIA SC HAEF ER GENEROSE I-IASLAG ROSANNA MEAMBER RAPHAEL EYNARD Clarence Buthod HOMER MAASSEN -sf- LEONARD SCHMID RQBERT SAMSON LEO FRANCIS WILLIAMS FRANCIS SCHAEI-'ER l f vt ' n A3 J . , A? ,X . , 1' 4 ' I if V, K 18 Y he Seasons Xpproachmng Sprmg wlll soon be here Wxth blrds ard flowers to brlng as cheer There ll be an end to all that snow Replaced by begxnmng of grasses that grow The dark brown woods wxll turn to green And make the game much harder seen Red squlrrels wxll sl1p around the tree Just to where l can never see The gardner soon to work w1l1 go Takxng along h1S rake and hoe He works all through the heat of day And enjoys xt as though It were play The golden wheat flelds later come Then we ll hear the harvester hum Whxle the stubbles groundward tlckle feet Now aga1n a change 1n scene Red and gold 1nstead ot green And stlll a change to darken browr As all the leaves he on the Ground boon the Wxnter w1nds w1ll blow We ll put away our rake and hoe There IS no lawn to trxm each we-ea Instead we have the snow to sweep Leonard UL hrr 1d 19 . N c c I . . ki Y. , I v ' V . . , v- I V 4 1 . Q . Small children even shock the wheat, y-- . YM . D . ' r ,K i, , . . -- i' 'ful OUAC KERS SILVER MINES CRIPPLE CREEK COLO B. X PIKE PEAK AT A DISTANCE BREAK IT UP BOYS if vim +4 PHANTON CANYON QSOUTH OF DENVER! SNOW IN APRIL 20 THE SUN HURTS Nature IN xturm 15 thxng d1w1nO 1'I'OX1d1I1g ud xx 1th thmgs xu Ind Yes exfrythlng mn 1lS 'sl1lJl1ITlt From twllhst trl Q to lltfl st sled The xxeither L ay IN larly wprlng BFIFQS uut the level. and trees nd shrubs lXldli1DQ Qxnrythlrw Sound wllr xjofou ring E en tha leixcs '1ndtrf'L5 1nd uhrubn Whfn to thc' bpmnw my siy Good bye Then Corneb bummer round the binds He. t0o la onc grind old guy Who ncxc r Ht Pr dull l'110Tllf'l'lf9 lands, mn 1 tl r Q x an Lorne 5 I- h hx s md Colo s thx n thi J mut of N llllrl on uw cl aw Thls pru e lf. ws th1ng not buuyht vuth sllvl r doll xrs mn Con cs tha Q S Jn wxth th: snow h young l 010 ll lx p tI c l1d1nv lun l he ps uf unwxx ilu II11I'y 4 Lua S Lux w nhf. ln 5 dr x mln E npr 4 g 11 nw c our 4 r w xester :fch liter Zl V ' , 5- A ' , . 'H rg 1 I ' ' - - x . - , . 1 - ww 'N - - 1 4 I H VH . X 5. , '. ' X Q ' g ' 3 ze ' X, , ' X fi vu ' F .' if ' , 5 ' X -- ' ? 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A Q! xv 1 7, 1- A , .N The Far mer H gots out IU the fuld e lah ay To plow and pl nt and sow Thlnklngg, of th: maklng of the hay That soon he wlll have to mow He plants hxs seeds IH early sprmg KHfJW1Hg how much he ll have to hoe And hoplng that good crops xt ll brmg So that '11l may go wzthout woe Then when h1S crops are all ID trlm He goes out to the fxeld agam He f1lls h1s trlbs up to the br1m Th n retlres aga1n untxl another sprlngj Fr 1nC1s bchaefer 51 The Vlznef s Down lnto the darkness go the men To work 1n the old coal mme Thelr foreman 1S called Good B1g Ben Who keep hls plans IH mlnd All day they work vuth the shlny coal To keep our homes warm and f ictorres hummlng, To cheer the house and keep out the cold To keep busmess and trade commg lt gives power to the b1g battleship That crosses the deep blue sea 7est to the strearnllned tram That moves the frexght to the e Rober bamson Z3 . . 0 , , ' . ', 5 d , , ., . 'T I ' D . Y . Y ., . - , I' , Y e ' ' ? 1. . '- W , I -- C , . 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V I 7 I , I 7 ' S Q l ' s a. 7, A -- t , 51 THERESA .TAGERS DORTHY SC HMID ALLAN PORTING MARVIN BUTHOD Freshmen BERNICE SCHAEFER JUANITA EYNARD CHARLES PETERS JAMES Mumncs Z4 MARY JANE WINGRATH MARTHA MAE OIDTMAN LEONARD IANSEN LE ONARD KLIETHERMES 4 f fu' 5 A 4 T A g As We Shall Remember Them James Eynard Full of fun and boyxsh charm A tongue that s merry a nd a heart thats warm Henry Wmgrath Whether at play or whether at work H15 dutxes he w111 never shxrk R1chard Lecuru If you re hxs frlend and he knows you re true He ll go to the end of the world for you Edmund Frefrath When h1s dally work IS done He s ready for all that s labeled fun Mary Loulse Klxethermes She s always k1nd patxent and sweet No lovelxer person could we ever meet Grace Portlng To hear her sxng wxth her lovely voxce Ralph Boessen Ever sunny ever gay Let the world brlng what xt may John Kllethermes Fleet of foot strong and well In many sports he does excel Albert Jansen A helplng hand he ll always lend He ll ever be a true staunch fr1end Bernard Backes Tall and stralght as any pmt A w1ll1ng hand and ready mxnd FTBHCIS Kever Hardworklng steady graclous and true Blessed wlth a calmness that s gn en to few 25 I , ' . ?1i' i' ' l . . . s ' , D I I Will, no doubt, be everyone's choice. 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I , . xl I I il l Grades Six, Se-ven and Eight TOP ROW MIDDLE ROW FRONT ROW Left to Right Lxlhan Mae Muenks Alvxna Jaegers Francxs Clad Iosephxne Rustemeyer Rxchard Portmg Mary Ehzabeth Muenks August Khethermes Mary Ann Muenks Edgar Muenks Agnes .Taegers Hugo Backes Gertrude Gentges James Boessen Josephme Gentges Charles Portxng Theresxa Pfahl Davxd Wxllxams Ehzabeth Schaefer Conrad Haslag Betty Ann Ruettgers Sylvester Muenks Geneva Schaefer John Ondtman Grace Backes Hubert Backes Betty Jane Wxlson Sylvester Kremer Joseuhxne Haslag Raymond Haslag Bermce Backes Leon Peters Rose Buthod Alvm Rotter Betty Ann Klxethermes 26 - . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Actwztzes of The Sczence Club The Freshmen and Sophomore Biology class of 49 50 organized a science club which they named The Inquisxtlve Searchers For their leaders they elected Charles Peters President Arthur Portlng Vice President Bertha Groves Secretary and .Tuamta Eynard Treasurer Several members were appomted to draw up a constitution which was officially adopted The first activity sponsored by the club was a stuffed animal display and lecture Very interesting reports were g1ven concerning the animals on parade The Inqu1s1t1ve Searchers certainly lived up to their name on that first field trip for they brought back most of the spec1mens for dissection which were used while studying the ten major animal phyla Other souvenirs of moss rocks flowers leaves and weeds were also gathered A panel discussion on Conservation was also a special feature m which all the biology students participated The topics discussed were l Every farmer has the right to do as he pleases in the use of the land that he owns 2 The state government should regulate the cutting of all forests 3 Conservation 1S everybody s problem Both sides to the flrst two topics were discussed which emphaslzed the purpose of a panel dxscussxon narnely to present what IS true and worth consldermg The students feel that they have gained much knowledge through thls panel discussion At Christrnas time the club members decorated the science room usmg the beautiful greens from Mother Nature Cedar branches and pine cones added to the festive axr and gave a pleasant odor to the room Of course there was the traditional Christmas tree This certainly Reports on the symptoms prevention and control of various poultry diseases proved to be very lnteresting This program was conducted by the Freshmen boys The program for the February club meeting included reports about experiments which showed the important factors for plant growth Some of these reports were entitled Seed Needs Air to Grow Sproutmg Seeds in a Classroom and Roots Turn Down Shoots Turn Up Also some experiments of flowers leaves and corn seed were explained to the class During the school year several films pertaining to the study of Biology were shown to the club Care of the Teeth was one important film shown which lllustrated the proper ways to keep teeth and gums healthy Educational films on wild animals and plant l1fe were also shown The members enjoyed them very much At dlfferent times durmg the club meetings Inquisxtlve Searchers gave interesting reports on their hobbles and other scientific subjects which proved that one can gam a lot of sc1ent1f1c knowledge and experience by having a hobby On some of the field trips in the Spring members collected wild flowers leaves and butterfhes The butterflies were mounted and exhiblted xn the science room Some of the leaves and wild flowers were pressed and mdentifled and placed in scrapbooks But all lnterestmg subjects must come to an end some time and as the school year reaches a close the lnquisxtive Searchers are happy knowing they ve galned much ln SC1CI'I'C1f1C tmnking They made experiments and have given reports pertaining to Biologic al problems They ve had a lot of fun accompanied with nard work and study and now they close their Biology text expecting to put It 1nto daily practlce Bertha Groves 52 Z . . . . . : , . 3 J ' u x , ' ' ' lent the spirit to the Science Club's first party. 7 Grades Three, Four and Five TOP ROW MIDDLE ROW FRONT ROW Left to Rzght Willxam Joseph Hale Theodore Rustemeyer Ronald Muenkl Charles Lee Haslag Elizabeth Hauling. Grace Ann Ruettgers LeRoy Hallng Richard Rueugers, Mary Margaret Backes Frances Lomse Wxngrath Wxlham Exckhoff Marjorie Louise Lock Jeanne Kremer P3fl'lCl3 Nxlges Mary Louxse Wxlbers Conradme Jaegers Charles Muenks Irene Wxlhams Ruth Mane Peters Dorothy lean Backes Betty Jean Roiter Dxana Backes Hilda Pfahl Eleanor Backes Elxzabeth Ann Backes Mary Ellen Orscheln 2.8 Marie Oidtman, Sylvia Porting, Sylvester Ba:-kes. James Wilson, Harry School Daze Do I go to school or just put xn txme? I ll try to explam in thxs httle rhyme I get out of bed ralse a b1g fuss Grab my breakfast just miss the bus Get to school stlll feehng low My lower hp rubbing my toe Bookkeeping we have I wlsh It were past The ten o clock bell has rung at last Lxterature shps round wzth my head bent low The clock must have stopped xt goes so slow Then comes Slhglhg My head blows a gasket Noon hour IS here the day half through Don t feel any better stlll feehng blue Hxstory we have How slow lt goes All those facts lncrease my woes Study perxod IS here I Jam all my studles End up copylng from one of my buddles And flanlly typmg What patxence lt takes That typewrlter I have makes so many m1stakes Now I go home another day spent Tomorrow may brlng the same predlcament Leo Francxs Wxllxams Z9 Can't carry a tune in a bushel basket. Grades One, Two and Three TOP ROW MIDDLE ROW FRONT ROW Left to Rxght Arthur Gentges Herbert Backes James Borgmeyer David Muenks Judy Ann Wxlson James Hale Ioan Backes, Danny Schaefer Catherine Rustemeyer Donald Schaefer Maxxne Kremer James Klxernermes Geraldine Ruettgers Harold Jaegers Ruth Mane Kever Rxchard Klxethermes John Rotter Bernard Gentges Kathleen Wxlbers Arthur Orscheln Clifford Boss Walter Schaefer Lucille Muenks Larry Gene Peters Eugene Lock Mary Muenks Mary Jean Haslag Vmcent Schaefer Marv Pfahl Raymond Rustemeyer Velma Marxe Wolfmexer 30 : ' : . . . A I . I I 1 . D ' r ' . ' . . I 4 1 I . I I I I I I D 1 . ' . . I 1 I I I , . ?WUf7XQ .mwzfcwmmms Q ,QQ 55 K Q , 0 , U X X , N ff L3 Q - X Q-Y I F!!!-ff N-J R Q A llf0g7'0Dl1S mummy 5 .f as ..u..,,.,f.4 A L4 'fn vuuzworru ncfnux l.,...... nm. L: s A I W W EE IW!! ZWWAJCUE Q Ss Q db A kg , V , X if l f ,X J Dessieux Motor Soles SALES SERVICE THERE S A FORD IN YOUR FUTURE NEW AND USED CARS AND TRUCKS PHONE 181 LINN MISSOURI C OMPLIMENTS OF KND VIEYER S FAPM SERVICE TRUCK A NEW SERVICE TO FARMERS TIRES SERVICED FILLED WITH FLUID ON YOUR OWN FARM CALL US WHEN IN TROUBLE LEO LOEHNER TIRE REPRESENTATIVE PARTS 1 ACCESSORIES TIRES A COMPLETE MODERN SHOP FOR SERVICE A COMPLETE BODY AND PAINT SHOP Knollmeyer Motors FOR YOUR AUTOMOTIVE NEEDS KNOLLMEYER LEADS I-INN MISSOURI fm AlM1L 'f : , I , 557 MORTON lb ONE. OF OSAGE COUNTYS BEST KNOW INSTITUTIONS OF SERVICE PROVIDING THIS AND ADJOINING VICINITIES AS WELL XNYWHERE IN THE UNITED ST ATES BECAUSE OF NATIONAL CONNECTIONS WITH THE VERY BEST THAT THE MODERN FUNERAL PROFESSION HAS TO OFFER IN MERCHANDISE EQUIPMENT AND SERVICE THE PRICE IS DETERMINED BY THOSE WHO CALL US THEMSELVES Morton Funeral Home WE ARE JUST AS NEAR AS THE CLOSEST PHONE TWENTY FOUR HOURS OF AMBULANCE SERVICE MISSOURI PHONE 14 PHONE 30 LINN WESTPHALIA . . . . , . . ' AS Y . . - z . , -- , . - WE WOULD BE PLEASED TO SERVE YOU WITH LUMBER HARDWARE PAINTS BUILDING MATERIALS WALLPAPER PERFECTION OIL STOVES AND HEATERS WESTINGHOUSE ELECTRIC APPLIANCES SCRUGGS GUHLEMAN Knollmeyer, Inc J. R Knoerr JEWELRY WEDDING RINGS CLOCKS WATCHES RELIGIOUS GOODS GREETING CARDS FOR ALL OCC ASIONS ELECTRIC AL APPLIANCES AND WIRING SUPPLIES BOTTLE GAS AND BOTTLE GAS APPLIANCES LINN MISSOURI O I GIFTS FOR EVERYONE Goff Food Store WHERE OSAGE COUNTY SAVES LINN MISSOURI C OMPLIMENTS Zevely Publishing Co. PUBLISHERS OF YOUR HOME OWNED AND HOME PRINTED NEWSPAPERS THE UNTERRIFIED DEMOCRAT THE META HERALD LINN MISSOURI OF o 0 Llnn State Bunk MEMBER OF FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE C ORPORATION LINN MISSOURI AUTHORIZED DEALER FORD TRACTOR DEARBORN FARM EQUIPMENT NEW HOLLAND EQUIPMENT IIHIII Form Tractor 84 Equlpt. Co PHONE 305 LINN MISSOURI OF V Q, .P S X. BESCHEINEN RADIO 81 APPLIANCE STORE Your Crosley Dealer Refrlgerators Radxos Wash1ng Machxnes Electrlc 8: Gas Ranges Freezers Small Apphances R3d1O Repa1r1ng Loose Creek MISSOUTI DON S STANDARD SERVICE CAPITAL AUTO PARTS P F DONEHUE KEVER S CAFE NEI-Il BOTTLING COMPANY WILLIAM'S C AFE I I N , A v LAN ,-- , Y - Y Y- ,.. ,Y , f , ,, Y X, . wvww, U T l Osoge Zero Service C Frozen Food Lockers Country Ham Fresh Meats D res sed Poultry Lmn Mlssour Centrol Hatchery DEAR FOLKS Probably we have not tooted our horn olten or loud enough and you are not aware of the fact that rlght here at Central Hatchery you can obtaln stock fl om the top fllght breeders of Eastern Pul orum clean flocks none better anywhere Env1able recox ds of Eastern stock have been made at laylng contest and ch1cken of tomorrow contest w1th stock r1ght off the farms from Osage and surro.1nd1ng countles Thls sectlon has recelved natlonal 1ecogn1t1on for outstandmg hatchery farm f ocks P1 xc es charged for thxs quauty stock always are reasonable and we fxrmly bel1eve your chlck dollar w111 buy most when you spend lt w1th us at Central Hatchery Jefferson C1ty M1ssoux1 Complxments Of 3. Zellmon Brothers .T I Case Lxne Of Electrlc Weldlng Tractors And Acetylene Weld ng bales Parts berv1ce Farm Equlpment Blacksmlthmg Phone 34 Lxnn MISSOUII . - 4 A I . 11 .L , . . . ' L ., ' . '- ,M - , A 'grggrgggltrl , - P-2:55:55 lr- ' .-2:-fn-,:: . 'Tl-YEPES1' L' :Bef 4 .:.V.. Size J: 'lf 0 A . ,ss r ' ' . .2 f. T Di . . U ' I MRS. HARRY MAHON County Treasurer Linn Missouri CECIL W. KUSTER Osage County Superlntendent Of Schools Linn M1SSOur1 Llnn AUGUST M SCHAEFER Osage County Sher1ff MISSOUTI .L T1 Cornphments Of The County Clerk Off1ce Of The Clerk Of The Count Q u t E dward Busch Deputy Clerk MISQOMYI ' ' if T 1 r Allan Curtiss-County Clerk LINN THEATRE Home Of I-hts Xlways X Good Show Often A Great Show Mr 8: Mrs G L Falth Lmn M1ssou11 Electrxcxty For Farm And Home Supplxed By THREE RIVERS ELECTRIC CORPORATION Lum MISSOUFI WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE 8: Wxzard Batter 1es Home Apphances Phone 4 Llnn MISSOUFI LINN MERC ANTILE C O General Merchandlse The Place To B 1y Your Shoes Men s Work Clothes Lad1es And Men s Furnxshlngs And Yard Goods Phone 48 Llnn MISSOUTI ll ' ,II I Davis Tires ' I U ' . ' . Y- I-I nn-I -nu f' ' un: 1 1 It Busmess Phone 3586 Resxdent Phone 3547 FECHTEL S BEVERAGE COMPANY Jefferson C1ty MISSOUTI Cornphments Of LAWRENCE A PRENGER 8: ROBERT GRATZ Auctloneers Household Farm Real Estate Phone Rural 36A Bald H111 Road Jefferson Cxty Mxssourl HARRY BLACKWELL INC ORPORATION Jefferson And M111er Streets Jefferson C1ty M1550111-1 J JOHNSON FRUIT AND PRODUCE COMPANY Clyde Whltener Manager Phone 2064 110 Ha uson Street Jefferson C1ty M1ssour1 U 1 Conscientious Auto Service I 1- ' - 2 l 2 1 Q Loose Creek HILLCREST SERVICE Standard OiI Products Dependable Tlre Servlce Groceries-Feed Missouri Llnn DR 81 MRS BALDWIN Mlssourl L1nn TRADERS OIL COMPANY Phone Lxnn 2534 IVI1ssour1 ALSCXFE Chxcken Dlnner Sandvuches Open EVPHIHEDS 81 Sundays Soda Ice Cream Comphments Of Mr gl Mrs Herman Voss 1 f . J A ' V ' J.. t , . . 1 V . . Loose Creek Compliments Of Mr 8: Mrs Lou1sL Backes GENERAL GROC ERY Gas O11 Phone L1nn 1022 Mxssourl Loose Creek LAWRENCE BACKERS Dealer In L1ve And Dressed Poultry Eggs Phone 1014 MISSOUTI Qualmty F eeds L1nn WINGRATH S FEED STORE All Lxvestock MISSOUTI Lxnn REHAEGAN GROCERY Gas 81 O11s Eggs 8: Poultry Mxssourx ' For Poultry And A Frlend Thanks To The Advertxsers For Help Book Poss1b1e Making T his