Robidoux Polytechnic High School - Tech Yearbook (St Joseph, MO)

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MARTHETTA WOLFE Whose words all ears takes captive. Marthetta's greatest ambition is to take up kindergarden work. Many of us wish we might be little tots in order that Marthetta might rule over us. During the four years that Marthetta has been with us she has taken an active part in all the school's activities. Basketball '25, '26, Booster Club '25, Class Day '25, '26g Shorthand 80-word, Booster Pro- gram. ENA WOODSIDE Long may such goodness live! Ena shakes a wicked finger on the piano. She knows the scales the way the Freshmen know the alphabet. She is excellent in athle- tics also. A Class Treasurer. '23, Captain Volleyball '23, '24, '25g Captain Baseball '23, '24, Track '24, 'Bos'n's Bride '25, Glee Club '23, '24, '25, Bas- ketball '24, '25, Journalism '24, '25g Shorthand 80-word, Underwood Medal 40-word, Booster Club '24, '25. . STANLEY WOODWARD He hides a hiding face. The fellow with the rosy cheeks and the dim- ple in his chin,-oh, yes, we know him! If Stan is as popular in the outside world as he has been in Robidoux, he'll be mayor in two years. Hi-Y '24, '25, Vice-President '26, The Boom- erang , Octet '25, Cheer Leader '25, '26, Class Play '25, Underwood Certificate, First Lieuten- ant R. O. T. C. '25, Colonel R. O. T. C. '26. RUTH WYAN'l A face with gladness overspreadf' It's good just to look at Ruth, but in addition to that she's a whiz in her studies and capable in anything she undertakes. Class Day Program '22, '23, '24, Class Presi- dent '23, Class Vice-President and Reporter '22, Glee Club '25, The Boomerang , Underwood Medal 40-word, Journalism Play, Journalism Staff, Booster Club, Good English Play '24, EQYYYYQQYYYYYYYYYQYYYYQS -:ar Q ex- Q ez-1+ Q ii Z? -2+ Q 33 2? -au Q -as Q Ei Z? 33 2? -ax Q E3 ii Ei 2? -as Q Ei Ei -as Q -as Q ew ,Q -as Q ea Q -an Q er-2 Q e-Q Q -as Q 3? 2? -as Q ez-Q Q -as Q -ar Q -1-3+ QQ -as Q ee Q -av Q -as Q -as Q -as Q -2+ Q -ar Q -aw 444 ex 44? ex Q -2+ Q -as 5 Q as it Q es-2 Q eel QQ -as 46 -as Q ers Q -as Q ew .Q -as Q ew Q -as Q. -aw Q -as Q an Q -as Q e-P Q ex 54 -as Q -2+ Q -as iQ -as 44? -ee, 44? -2+ Q -af Q 'as Q eww Q -as Q -as Q -2+ Q -an Q -as, Q -as 44? -as Q -as Kr -af 444' era Q -as Q -ar 64 e-P Q -as Q -as QQ -:ar 44? -ae 44+ -as Q -as Q Q E22 itttiiiittiiitliiiiifi

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