Soldan Blewett High School - Reflector Yearbook (St Louis, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1951 volume:

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Audio-Visual Dept Two .7Ae 1951 Qefdcfor published by the students of Soldcm-Blewett High School Saint Louis, Missouri Volume III Presented by the Reflector Stolff Harold Roth, Editor Three Four Ctl'I'l0l in 0 It As we look back upon our pleasant high school career, we cannot help but realize that our parents, in appreciaf tion of our lofty airris to better ourselves, have rnade possible this furtherance of our education, ln fact throughout our entire education, they have aided, enf couraged, and counseled us, enabling us to realize the full value of this pur- suit of knowledge. With loving care they have unselfishly done their utmost in order that We, their children, be bet- ter eguipped to handle lifes problems in the future generation that will be ours, li is this desire to give to their sons and daughters those opportunities that they perhaps were not fortunate enough to have, which causes us to loci: with filial lcve and devotion upon the mainstay of our lives our parents Thus it is only fitting that liairzibly dedicate this yearbook as a small token of cur apprecidticn tc cur parents whose fervent '.-flsig for ir Success will be fulfilled. FUHEWUIHI During the past months, the Reflector staff has been busy preparing the l95l Reflector for press. Each section has been combined into a publication that we hope will truly reflect the activities of the past year. We have attempted to make this edition one that will be of interest to everyone and depict a more accurate crossfsection of the student body. We feel that the numerous photographs and articles included, together with your cherished memories, will recall many pleasant thoughts ot your lite at Soldan- Blewett, Six Assistont Editor, , , Activity Editors, , Senior Editors,,, Sports Editorsn. Literary Editors Publicity ,....,,,,s H- VVVVV A A ,FRANK SAX HAROLD RUTH Editor in Chief A ,MELVIN CHAZEN, LESTER GARFINKEL MALKOM IACKOWAY, RUTH FURSTENBERG . ..., KENNETH DEAL LAWRENCE RUBIN A HARRIET SCISSORS, RENEE KOPITSKY New-MARTIN LIPSITZ, GENE IACKSON Photographers oooo oo..stW L YLE STONE, MARVIN KREISMAN ALVIN REDLER, KENNETH LEVER TYIDists M I TOBY VINOCOR, BARBARA SENTURIA Faculty Sponsor, , MR GUY C FORSMAN Eoculty Business Mgr., , , .. MISS LOUISE W, BROWN 1 L I ., 1' ,Z ge ,V 4144, sghggj . I .n , V. , , A. . ,H dw, we MXAFII-tlllj Off M11 puff Seven 10151 ali an ,Q 'pn . 1 ,m Q 2 u Q . 4 I si' -. ,x P4 5 '-Q n X 1 f 1 xx , TQ- 1 A 'Q' sei I W i ,KVI . FM . I 1 X M ini! Nw 1 ns 1 k 5. 1 -A . 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P 3 I 3 Ghve' Fourteen As We the senlors ot l95l glance back upon our four years ot h1gh school we have many memorles to recall Although our freshman year was spent at dlfterent schools we have had three years to comblne 1nto one strong student body We have had an opportunlty to estalollsh the Student and to bulld many new customs Reahzmg that the hours hlled Wllh Work and pleasure at Soldan Blewett w1ll leave an 1ndel1ble mark upon our tuture success We have tr1ed to loulld a World ot broth erhood and peace Council, to Write a school song, choose school colors, Srxteen aaa anner anuary, 1951 Smce the achtevement of world peace IS one of the most lmportant problems faced by the world today the Class of Ianuary 1951 kept thrs purpose rn rnmd 1n desxgnmg the1r banner Irwxn Sorkln the orlgmator of the desrgn has very defxmtely expressed thxs 1dea sug gested by the motto Umty Road to Peace The Whlte dove represents a prormse of peace sent to us by God The rrbbon whtch the dove carrtes tres the heart and soul of man together Through earnest prayer to God we wxll be rewarded Wllh peace The Umted Natrons flag dep1cts efforts to attam umty We have ga1ned unxty 1n our country The Umted States rtself IS a group of forty erght states successfully umted under one flag one for all and all for one We are desperately trymg to umte all the world to form an everlastmg peace The clouds show lack of harmony and the dark hadows htde the road In the background whrte clouds are seen whxch show that the darkness w1ll vanfsh eventually The world whlch IS now m a troubled state IS shown tn dark colors The road IS wmdrng and wavermg because we have not yet found a stratght road to peace There w1ll be cr hard struggle but warmth rn color IS suggested because xt wtll lead us to our 1deal A world unlted 1n peace i I . 1 I .1 . ,, 1 I - A - - S . - f . , . A , anna? Cfadff 1 9 1 Miss Smith Rosen Mr. Free Wmesulf Mercer Raskas Edward Rosen Semor Class Presulent Track 49 50 Football 49 50 Dorothy Alhson Mercer Prlnclpals Planmng Commxttee 50 GAA Iunlor Chamlnade Semor Chammade A Cappella Choxr lCeI'5 Adrlenne Wlnesuff Semor Class Secretary Spotllght CoEd1tor GAA Ha lvrla French Club Dramatlc Guild Student Councll Plannlng Commxttee Secretary Agora Mlxed Chorus SSFVICG Club Ierome Raskas Semor Class Treasurer Basketball 47 48 Baseball 47 50 Football 48 50 Spothght Sports Edrtor Student Councxl 47 Student Councll Plannmg Commlttee POIIJOP5 Mlss Myrtle Smlth Mr Henry I Free Seventeen Of ' Senior Class Vice-President , , , , , , - 1 - 1 - : Alper Altman Anastas Axelrod Bailin Barst Becker Berg Berger Bernstein, G. Bernstein, S, Blinder SERIOUS SINGERS 'Q Eighteen WT? 40- JQMMMM enior Cfaao Estelle Marlene Alper Agora, President and Teller, '47-50, Service Club, Ha lvria '49-'50, Spotlight, Humor Editor, lunior Charn- inade, Color Committee. Martin L. Altman George Theodore Anastas Agora, Football, Co-Chairman, Announcement and Card Committee. Sylvia lean Axelrod G,A.A, lunior Glee Club, lunior Charninade, Senior Chaminade, Dramatic Guild, Galileo Chapter, Banquet Committee. Ettie Bailin lunior Glee '47, French Club '48, Announcement and Card Committee. luenora Barst Dramatic Guild 717- 50, Service Club '47-'50, G.A,A,, Orchestra '47-'5U. Betty Becker Service Club 47 48 Distributive Education Club Secretary 5U Class Day Morning Committee Donald Berg Dramatic Guild '47-'50, Pride and Prejudice, A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court , Student Council Planning Committee, President, Chess Club '49, Co-Chairman, Class Day Show. Iacqueline Sue Berger Service Club '48-'50, Class Registrar '48-'50, Co- Chairman, Class Day Show, Student Council Planning Committee, Assistant Secretary '50, News Editor, Spot- light. Gerald Bernstein Iunior Red Cross '47, Track Team '47-'49, Gym Club '47, Band '48-'50, Cap and Gown Committee, Chairman. Shirley Bernstein Service Club '48, Student Council '48, Griffin Re- porter '48, Art Appreciation '49-'50, Arts and Craft Club '50, Ha Ivria '50, Student Council Executive Com- mittee '50, lce Skating Club '48, Poster Committee. Bluestein Boraz Boufides Eva Blinder - G.A.A., Iunior Chorus, Iunior Chaminade, Senior Chaminade, Distributive Education Club '50, Card and Activity Committee. Gloria Marlene Bluestein G.A.A. '47, Iunior Glee Club '47-'48, Vocal Ensemble '48-'49, Retail Selling '50-'5l. Harold Martin Boraz Football '50, Vocal Ensemble '50, Spotlight '50, Ban- ner Committee. Nick Boufides Football '49-'50, Baseball '50, Class Day Committee. Brown, F. Brown, R. Burnette Cantor Cardaro Chazen Franklin O. Brown Choir '47-'50, Secretary '50, Color Committee. Robert Crichton Brown Science Club '49, Call Registrar '50, Student Council Planning Committee, Co-Chairman Place Card Com- mittee. Brady Phillips Burnette Card and Announcement Committee. Marshall Stuart Cantor Band '47-'48, Gym Club '49, Projectionist Service. Thomas Nickolis Cardaro Track '47, Iunior Chorus '47-'48, Distributive Educa- tion Club, President '50, Student Council Social Committee. Chronister Conant Cornell Melvin Leonard Chazen Band '47-'5l, All City Band '50, Galileo Club, Presi- dent '49, Secretary '50, Iunior Academy of Science '48- '50, Camera Club, Secretary-Treasurer '49, Vice-Presi- dent '50, Student Council, Executive Committee, Serv- ice Club '48, Pictures and Activities Committee. Robert Eugene Chronister Intramural Basketball '47, Football '47, Picture and Activities Committee. Darrell Patrick Conant Student Council, Dramatic Guild '48, Intramural Sports '47, Creighton N. Cornell Senior Band '48-'50, Dance Band '48-'50, Senior Orchestra '48-'49, Picture and Activities Committee. Nineteen Diekman Doblcin Dolgin Donelon Dorn Dotson Duncan Dunfield Felstein Fox Fried Glassrnan THIRD DEGREE ,49- M-QQ .as if Twenty -4'- QFLLOI' C656 Robert Diekman Track 47 50 Football 48 50 Student Council 50 Betty Lou Dobkin Bowling Club Drstributive Education 50 Treasurer Secretary Announcerrient and Card Committee Chair man Iunior Cnorus Phyllis Faye Dolgln French Club 50 Art Club 50 Student Council Clase Day Show Committee loyce Rosilee Donelon Service Cl.ib 47 49 Social Comrruttee Eugene Richard Dorn lntrarnural Sportsp Ha lvria '47-'48g Agora '48g Dra- matic Guild 485 Class Day Show. Wilford Dotson lune Dee Duncan Dramatic Guildg Senior Charninadeg A Cappella Choirg G.A.A.g Pep Clubg Debating Clubg Co-Sports Editor, Spotlightg Service Clubg Agorag Social Com- mittee Student Council Alternate. fm Barbara Ann Dunfield Iunior Chorus, Iunior Chaminade, Senior Chamin- ade, Pep Club, G.A.A. Alice Fay Felstein Mixed Chorus '47, Senior Chaminade '47-'49, A Cap- pella Choir '50, Place Card Committee, Music Com- mittee. Alice Betty Fox Craft Club '49, Mixed Choir '48, Girls' Glee Club '47, Color Committee. Carolyn lean Fried Iunior Glee Club, Iunior Chaminade, Senior Cham- inade, Vocal Ensemble, Service Club, Ha Ivria, Music Committee, Distributive Education. Clara Glassman Girls' Glee '47, Iunior Chaminade '48, Senior Cham- inade '49, Class Day Show, Agora. Goldberg, E. Goldberg, F. Goldman Edith Rose Goldberg Agora '50, Iunior Girls' Glee '47, French Club '47, Girls' Bowling Club '49, Banquet Committee. Florine Margaret Goldberg Agora '49, Class Registrar '49, Editor of Spotlight, Class Day Show. Myron N. Goldman French Club '47, Distributive Education Club '50, Pro- iectionist Club '47, William Louis Graft Place Card Committee. Graft Greer Grunebaum Hager Harvey Helker Linda Io Greer Senior Reporter, Agora '50, Service Club '47-'50, G.A.A. '47-'50, Spotlight, Co-News Editor, Iunior Cham- inade '48, Senior Chaminade '49, A Cappella Choir '50, Gypsy Rover, Shrecls and Patches. Hannelore Grunebaum Iunior Red Cross '47-'48, Iunior Girls' Glee '47, Vocal Ensemble '49, Student Council Planning Committee, German Club '48, Chairman of Banner Committee. Geraldine Rose Hager Senior Chaminade, Class Day Morning Program. David Paul Harvey B Team Basketball '48, Y.O.B. Club '48, A Cappella Choir '49-'50, Ha Ivria, Secretary, '48, Assistant Treas- urer, Senior Class. Hogan Horwitz, R. Horwitz S Harry Robert Helker Student Council, Magic Club. Thomas I. Hogan Vocal Ensemble, Picture and Activity Committee. Rita Horwitz G.A.A. '46, Iunior Chaminade '47-'48, Senior Cham- inade '48, Dramatic Guild '47, Galileo Club '47-49, Ha Ivria '50, Motto Committee. Stanley Horwitz Motto Committee. Twenty-one Hymes Iackoway Iackson Iohnson, Ir. Katz Kaye Klearman Klenofsky Kootman Koshner Kraus Krekeler MONEY BAGS sq. 4-13 ,. 'w 1 Twenty-two ell lOl Q65 Elaine Ruth l-lymes G.A.A. '5Up Class Day Morning Snow Service Club Malkom Gary laclcoway Co-Sales Manager '50, Senior Edito 5 ilectorug Class Day Morning Committee. lesse Ray lackson Vocal Erisernbleg Motto Committee. lohn Ernest lohnson, Ir. A Cappella Choir '47-'5Up Shreds and Patchesg Class Day Morning Show. Phillip Katz Banner Committee. Alan Kaye Ha Ivria, '47-'5Og Galileo Chapter, Secretary, Treas- ure '49-'5Og Registrar '48p Student Council arming Commiffeeg Class Day Morning Committee. Melvin Klearman Service Club '49g Track '49g Ice Skating Club '47g Ha lvria '49g Co-Chairman Banquet Committee-5 Music Committee. Elaine G. Klenolsky Proiectionist Club, G.A.A., Student Council, Ice Skating Club, A Cappella Choir, Mixed Chorus. Gerald Kootman Projectionist Club '47-'50, Galileo Club '47-'50, Sec- retary '48, Gym Club '48-'49, Bowling Club '47-'48, Magic Club '49, Camera Club '48. Phyllis Diane Koshner Iunior Chaminade '47, Senior Chaminade '47-'48, A Cappella Choir '50, Agora '47-'49, Spotlight-Feature Editor, French Club '48, Banquet Committee, Co-Cha1r- man. Ann Ellen Kraus G.A.A., Bowling Club, Service Club, lunior Glee, Gal- ileo Club, Chairman, Place Card Committee. lohn Alvin Krekeler Football '48-'50, Camera Club '48-'49, Agora '47, Class Day Show Committee, Football letter '49. Laws Lebman Lefton Robert Leroy Laws Distributive Education Club '49-'50, President, Intra- mural Sports, Band '47-'49, Class Day Morning Com- mittee. Ierorne Berry Lebman Band '47, Swimming Team, Grillin Reporter '47, Distributive Education Club '50-'51, Cap and Gown Committee, Place Card Committee. lone Phyllis Lelton Ha lvria '48-'51, French Club, Service Club, Picture and Announcement Committee, Tutoring Club, Class Song, composer. Levin Levy Lum Luzenske Lyle Manard Michael Levin Dramatic Guild '48-'49, Tennis Team '48-'51, Class Day Committee, Class Day Show, Spotlight, Column- ist, Student Council, Executive Committee. Natalie N. Levy G.A.A. '48-'50, Service Club '48-'50, Ha lvria '48-'50, Student Council, Banner Committee. Frank Lum Track '48, Social Committee. Frank loseph Luzenske Football, Track '48-'50, A Cappella Choir, President, Gypsy Rover, Shreds and Patches '47-'50, Co- Chairman, Social Committee. Helen Louise Lyle G.A.A. '47, Band '47-'51, Agora '50, Student Council, Iunior Glee Club '47, Orchestra '49. Matthews Maxwell Meyer lane Maria Manard Senior Orchestra '47-'50, Secretary, Senior Band '49, Secretary, Chairman, Picture Committee, Dance Band '47, ' .XX Wayne Larue Matthews Agora '47, Track '48, Gym Club '49, Boys' Glee '49, A Cappella Choir '50, Shreds and Patches , Place Card Committee. Anna Mae Maxwell G.A.A. '50, Service Club '47, Iunior Girls' Glee '47, Senior Girls' Glee '48, Picture and Activity Committee. Leon lay Meyer Band '47-'51, All City Band '49, Galileo Club '47-'50, Secretary, Treasurer, Shreds and Patches , Gym Club '48-'49, Dramatic Guild '50, Chairman, Music Com- mittee. Twenty-three Miller Milonas Mocciola Muller Nelson Nystrom Oppenheim Parrish Pasternak Payeur Polinsky Pollien COLLISION Twenty-tour rug 19' A .gf 551 ell LOI' C455 Elleine H Miller Iunior Charnmade French Club Ago a Nicholas K Milonas Boys Glee Club 48 49 Gypsy Rover Shreds and Patches Gym Club 48 Robert Mocciola Cheerleader 47 49 Super Seller Vice Pres dent 47 Distributive Education Club Vice President 50 Social Committee Edward lames Muller Boys Glee Club '47-'48 Choir '48-'Sl Co-Chairman. olor Committee. Emrner Marie Nelson Agora '49' Student Council '48' GAA. 48-'SOA lunio. irls Glee '47- Senior Girls' Glee '47- Choir '48-'50, Shreas and Patches' Chairman Color Committee. Carol Rae Nystrom Dramatic Guilclt Service Club Debating Club- Girls' Pep Club. loseph Oppenheirn Baseballg Basketballg Footballg Poster Ccmrriitteeg Class Registrar. lean Parrish Senior Chaminade '5Ug Vocal Ensemble '475 Art Club '49-'5Og Poster Committee. Harold Charles Pasternak Football '48g Band '47-'49, Intramural Sports, Track Team '48g Ha Ivria '47, Martha lean Payeur Dramatic Guild '47-'50, Secretary-Treasurer: Agora '49-'50, Teller, G,A.A. '47-'50, Iunior Glee '47g Iunior Chaminade '47, Senior Chaminade '48-'49, Choir '50, Gypsy Rover and Shreds and Patches g Co-Chair- man, Class Day Morning Show, Co-Editor Humor Col- umn, Spotlight. Barbara Sue Polinsky G.A.A. '47, French Club '47-'48, Service Club '47, Banner Committee. Eugene William Pollien Swimming '47-'50, Letter '47, '5Og Intramural Sports. Resnikoll Robley Rose alluafg Constance Mae Resnikolf Agora '49g Senior Chaminade, '48-'50, Shreds and Patches, Class Day Show. Harold K. Robley Banquet Committee. Arlene Rose Senior Charninadeg Cap and Gown Committeeg Mu- sic Committee. Toby Marilyn Rudner Class Registrarg Agora '48-'49, Student Councilg G.A.A. '47g Cap and Gown Committeeg Place Card Committeeg Ha Ivria. Rudner Ruhr Saiger Saxon Schneider Schnurman Clarence A. Ruhr Gym Club, Picture and Activity Committee. Sally Mae Saiger Agora '50, Service Club '50, Distributive Education Club '50, Iunior Girls' Glee '47g Announcement and Card Committee. Elaine Saxon Service Club '47-'48, Iunior Red Cross '47, Iunior Girls' Glee Club '47p I'Ia Ivria '49-'50, Vice-President '50p Ice Skating Club '47-'48. Anna Rose Schneider Senior Orchestra '47-'50, Senior Band '49, Secretary, Dance Band '48g Pep Club '47, Service Club '47-'48, Picture and Activity Committee. Schultz Schwartz, E. Schwartz G Ronald N. Schnurman Track '47-'49g Projectionist Club '47-'48, President '48g Class Day Show Committee. Lois Beverly Schultz Ice Skating Club '48, Student Council '48, Art Ap- preciation '49-'50, Craft Club '50, I-Ia Ivria '5Ug French Club '49, Co-Chairman Poster Committee. Eleanor Ruth Schwartz Iunior Chaminade '47-'48, Senior Chaminade '48-'49, Gypsy Rover, Announcement and Card Committee, Grace Ruth Schwartz Iunior Glee Club '47g A Cappella Choir '47g Service Club '47-'48, Spanish Club '47, Iunior Red Cross '47- '48g Student Council '50. Twenty-five Sears Shartsis Shitrin Silvey Simon Simpson Smith Sorkin Sosnoff Stein, R. Stein, S Steve EVERYBODY GRABS Twenty-six -u 03 or enior Cfafia Iacquelynn Lee Sears Senior Cliarninade '47-'48g Service Club '47-505 Stu- dent Council '50g Poster Committee. Esther Mollie Shartsis Ha lvria '47-'48g Service Club '47-'5Og Registrar '48- '5Og Chairman, Cap and Gown Committee. Eugene Gilbert Shifrin Baseball '50, Letterg Service Club '47-'48g Co-Cl'iair- rnan, Picture and Activity Committee. loyce Marie Silvey C-.A.A. '47-'48g Iunior Chaminadeg Dramatic Guildg Class Day Morning Committee. Rhoda Barbara Simon GAA. '47g Iunior Glee Club '47-'49g Choir '50, Sl'ireds and Patchesf' Service Club '48-'5Ug Student Council Planning Ccmmitteeg Music Committee, Barbara lean Simpson Ice Skating Club '47-V185 Service Club '47-'48g Griffin Reporter '4Bg Student Council '47-'48g GAA. '47-'49g Choir '47-'5Ug Chairman, Social Committee. Betty Ioyce Smith Iunior Chaminade '47-'48, Senior Chaminade '50, Service Club, G.A.A. '47. Irwin Sorkin Track Team '47-'48, Swimming Team '47-'50, Letter '50, Co-Chairman, Banner Committee, Agora. Melvin Stanley Sosnoff Camera Club '47, Football '49-'50, Co-Chairman, Class Day Morning Show. Reina Lee Stein G.A.A. '48-'49, Iunior Chaminade, Senior Chaminade. Iessie Sharon Stein Iunior Glee Club '47, Secretary. Leonard F. Steve Service Club '47-'48, Distributive Education Club, Treasurer, Student Council '47-'48, Announcement and Card Committee. Stewart Stone Sutherland Evelyn Doris Stewart G.A.A. '47, Service Club, Pep Club, Agora, File Clerk, Pictures and Activity Committee. Irwin Lyle Stone Projectionist Service '48-'50, Camera Club '47-'50, President, Service Club, Year Book Photographer, Mu- sic Committee. Norma Anne Sutherland French Club '47, Pep Club '48-'50, Co-Chairman, Motto Committee. leanne Swatek Girls' Glee '47, G.A.A. '49-'50, Pep Club, Agora. Swatek Taxman Waxman Weeke Weinbach Weiner Shirley Ruth Taxman Brochure Representative '47-'48, French Club '48, G.A.A. '47-'49, Projectionist Club '47-'48, Service Club '47-'50, Chairman, Type Committee. Ilien Waxman Iunior Girls' Glee Club '47, Senior Girls' Glee Club '47, Registrar '49-'50, G.A,A, '47, Banquet Committee. William Henry Weeke Gym Club '47. Lawrence Paul Weinbach Stardust Follies '47, Spring Follies '48, A Cappella Choir '49-'5l, Shreds and Patches, Dramatic Guild '50, Boys' Glee Club '49, Gym Club '49, Bowling Club '48, Co-Chairman, Music Committee, Weiser Weisman Weissman Phyllis Sue Weiner Pep Club '47, Service Club '48-'50, Distributive Edu- cation Club '50, Griffin Representative '47, Ha Ivria '48- '49, Place Card Committee. Howard Wayne Weiser Band '47-'49, Distributive Education Club, Intramural Sports. Franklin Arthur Weisman Galileo Chapter, Service Club, Agassiz Chapter. Saul Weissman Griffin Representative '47, Ha Ivria '48-'49, Distribu- tive Education Club '50, Band '48, Banquet Committee Twenty-seven IUISIOR TOWN MEETlNG Wernle Williams Willick Wilson Wittner Wolff Woodruff Wright Zausch ? Twenty-eight enior CALM Betty lane Wernle Retail Selling Club '49-'50 Betty loyce Williams Iunior Glee Club '475 G,A.A. '47-7195 Bowling Club 48-'49g Service Club '49g Banner Committee. lerry S. Willick Science Club '47-'49p Bowling Club '48-'49g A Cap- pella Choir '47g Boys' Glee Club '47-'5U. George Melvin Wilson Banner Committee. Barbara Wittner Craft Clubg Banner Committee. Adrienne Wolff Service Club '47-'5Og GAA. '47-'48g Iunior Chorus '48. Gerald A. Woodruff Gym Club '47-'5Ug Color Committee. William Harold Wright Basketball '49-'5lg Color Committee. Shirley Em Zausch G.A.A '5Ug Art Club '49-'5Ug lunior Charninade '47g Senior Charninadeg Place Card Committee. Dolores Pansy Miller fno picturel G,A.A.p lunior Charninadeg Senior Charninadep lunior Glee Clubg Mixed Chorus. Thelma Adelman fno picturel df SB f -wpfwu J ' hm M1 W Aj MM! W M P 93 7 75 ' .f 4 a , 'gi ggi?-2. ff 1 4 W 2 3 1 was 1 , ' , Q , 4 i 1 4 W .Sv 15 - si , -1.JfTfg f V- , ,, Uv i N 4 In 'lf Q' I no-5:2 ' ffi' ! ' N , fi 2, : f 'QQ , N 3-, f QM W .A, xa 39.3 A, , I A M wan A ,!lW ey ' .rg ,Q . , Y '-.A in . x E ,f , M ,Q fm 5' 1 - ' A 'Q .33 J ' 'Q' rs: P u. . ' Y' F Jggiv ,. ' rox Thlrty TRUTH 'S FIIHER CHAR crm DESTI Y UNE 1951 Banner Des1gned by Mark Meredlth Kfaaa Song une 1951 Words by Marlene Shap1ro and Semor Song Comm1ttee Musrc by Kay Sue Greenwald and Ruth Zwelg Semors marchmg forward To bulld a better world Onward to the future Our banner flles unfurl d Our path IS set before us And follow lt we must For the world IS 1n our trust Truth Honor Freedom Courtesy A hgh! lor all to ee Reveals that truth ts power And character destmy SEHIOFS marchmg forward To bulld a better world Onward to the future Our banner llxes unfurl d 9 1- . . Be good citizens always , , . . I C . , une Cjafffi I9 A 1 R Miss Smith Rosenthal Mr Free ffffefyjfu MV dl jf!!! J ffm. if-0'i J ff! fm 'J' Gannon F este Zw1belmcm R1chard Samuel Rosenthal Senzor Class Preszdent Student Councll 50 Vlce President Golf 50 51 Captam MISSOUTI Boys State Servxce Club 50 51 Agora 50 51 Basketball 48 49 Ehzabeth Ann Feste Semor Class Vzce Presuient GAA 47 51 Sen1or Chammade 48 Sl Secretary Gypsy Rover Shreds and Patches Agora 47 48 Servxce Club 48 Dramatlc Gulld 49 lCOI'J Elleen Mane Gannon Semor Class Secretary GAA 47 48 Senior Chammade 48 A Cappella Cholr 48 51 Servxce Club 48 50 Student Councxl 50 Irvm Robert ZW1b6l.II1Cl1'1 Semor Class Treasurer Student Councxl Boys Glee Club 48 49 Vxce Pres1dent A Cappella Choir 50 51 Servlce Club 48 Sl P005 ora Mtss Myrtle Smlth Mr Henry I Free Thnrty one l N 1 l- ijyflff- J ! 'wf jj, 4, . C, V Vf H,ff WV' V V - M4 1 11,1 .- J7. 1 Q' J' ,f cf - AJ' kv ff. L, 0 . : : - 1 - 1 - 1 . . -'g ' ' '-', 5 1 - 1 n H u ll I I ' ' . 1: - - I - i . t Altman Anderson Archibald Baker Baron Bergmann Blick Block Bonebrake Bosslet Bothe Bournstein SPRING SHOWING Thirty-two X...- 2flL0l' C455 Eva Inez Altman GAA 48 Iunior Chaminade 49 Service Club 50 l-Ia lvria 50 5l Music Committee Mary Virginia Anderson GAA 47 50 A Cappella Choir 49 51 Senior Chaminade 49 Shreds and Patches Student Coun cil SU Sl Social Committee Walter I Archibald Howard Thomas Baker Chairman Place Card Committee. Sheldon Charles Baron Service Club '47- Projectionist Club '47' Distributive Education Club '50-'Sl Vice-President '5l- Golf Team '5O-'5l- Motto Committee. Elizabeth Ann Bergmann G.A.A. '48-'49 Iunior Chaminade '49g Senior Chamf Qnade '49-'50 Gypsy Roverf' Service Club '48-'49, Chairman Place Card Committee. Robert Smith Blick Intramural Sports '47-'48g Color Committee. Donald Edward Block Chess Club '49g Track '5lg Motto Committee. William Eugene Bonebrake lacqueline Helen Bosslet Iunior Red Cross '47g Social Committee. Xandra A. Bothe G.A.A. '49-'5Ug Music Committee. Howard B, Bournstein Band '47g French Club '46g Skating Club '48g Pro- jectionist Club '48g Agora '48g Service Club '49g Color Committee. Iames Frederick Boyd Color Committee. une 1951 Gloria Fern Brauch Service Club '48g Iunior Glee Club '47-'48g Brochure '48g Student Council '48g Spotlight, Columnistg Co- Chairman, Cap and Gown Committee. Dale Stanley Brernerkamp Distributive Education Club, Color Committee. William H. Burton Cap and Gown Committee. Eleanor Mae Cantrall Service Club '48g Cap and Gown Committee. Boyd Brauch Bremerkamp Burton Cantrall Constantinides Crim Davis Deal lon George Constantinides Galileo Club '48-'49. Charles Wade Crim Place Card Committee. Paul Beverly Davis Class Day Show. Kenneth M, Deal A Cappella Choir '49-'5lg Dramatic Guild '49-'50, Magic Club '48-'49g Service Club '48-'Slg Spotlight, Sports Editorg Co-Chairman, Social Committee. Deuser Fanning Farris Marvin Ierorne Deuser Wrestling, State Championshipg Class Day Show. Doris Mae Fanning G. A, A. '47-'49g Service Club '48-'49g lunior Charn- inade '48-'49g Senior Chaminade '48-'5Ug Cap and Gown Committee. Donald Lee Farris German Club '48-'49g Corridor Officer '48g Boys' Glee Club '48-'5Ug A Cappella Choir '50-'5lg Social Corn- mittee. Thirty-three Feldman, L. Feldman, M. Ferschtman Fink, C. H. Fink, C. D. Fisher Furstenberg Galansky Gallant Gavril Glazer Gliner POWER PLANT ci-of ' Thirty-four ,L-hd., kr! eI'll0l CL55 Lonnie Feldman Service Club 48 Sl Ha lvrra 49 51 Secretary President Student Council Planning Committee SU Student Council Treasurer Spotlight Humor Editor Co Charrrnan Senior Typing Committee Marilyn Feldman Vocal Ensemble 48 49 Drstrrbutrve Education Club 50 5l Announcement Commlttee Frieda Ferschtman Service Club 47 50 GAA 47 48 Ha lvrla 48 French Club 49 50 Color Committee Charles H. Fink Service Club 48- Baseball Sl. Clarine Delores Fink G.A.A, '48, Future Retailers of America '50-'Sly Bane quet Committee, Iune Elizabeth Fisher G.A.A. '48, Pep Club '50-'5l, Secretary, Class Regis- trar '50-'5l. Ruth Mae Furstenberg French Club '48-'49, Pep Club '50-'51, Dramatic Guild '48 5lg Orchestra '48-'51, Shreds and Patches, Co-Chairman, Motto Committee, Reflector, Senior Ac- tivities Editorg Student Council. Betty Lou Galansky Cheerleader '50-'51, Pep Club '49-'51, Vocal Ensem- ble '49-'50, Iunior Chaminade '48, Senior Chaminade '51, Distributive Education Club '50-'5l, Banquet Com- mittee. Paul lay Gallant Student Council '47, Service Club '47-'48, Distribu- tive Education Club '50, Golf '50-'51, Motto Committee. Cecil William Gavril A Cappella Choir '49-'51, Boys' Glee Club '49, Agora '50, Intramural Softball, Basketball '49, Cap and Gown Committee. Herbert G. Glazer Intermediate Band '47-'49, Senior Band '49-'51, Co- Chairman, Song Committee. Allan Gerald Gliner Projectionist Service '5U 5I, Service Club '50-'51, Iunior Glee Club '48, Cap and Gown Committee. Martin Edward Goldstein Spotlight, Feature Editor, French Club '47-'48, Pro- jectionists Club '49-'51, Band '48, Tutoring Club '50-'Sly Camera Club '48, Service Club '49-'51, Co-Chairman, Color Committee. Iacqueline Mae Gralnick lunior Girls' Glee Club '47-'48, Color Committee. Gerald Greenberg Cap and Gown Committee. Norman Sidney Greenberg Track Team '48-'51, Letter '50, Dramatic Guild '51, Agora '50, Assistant Treasurer, Senior Class. Goldstein Gralnick Greenberg, G. Greenberg, N. Greenberg, R. Greenwald Gregg Grimm Grossman Robert Byron Greenberg Boys' Glee Club '49-'50, Swimming Team '47-'48, Distributive Education Club '5Oe'5l, Dramatic Guild '50- Sl, Intramural Football '47, Class Day Show Cor:- mittee. Kay Sue Greenwald G.A.A. '48-'49, Senior Orchestra '49, Service Club '48-'50, I-Ia Ivria '50-'51, Secretary, Music Committee. Marie Katherine Gregg Iunior Chaminade '47-'50, 'Shreds and Patches, Agora '48, Color Committee. Carol Louise Grimm Pep Club '50-'5l, Art Appreciation Club '51, G.A.A. '50-'5I, Service Club '50-'51, Class Day Show Com- mittee. Haas Harrison Hearn Leroy Ierome Grossman Service Club '48, Track '48, Gym Club '48, Galileo Club '49, Griffin Staff '48, Motto Committee. Ervin Albert Haas Boys' Glee Club, Secretary-Treasurer, Choir '51, Service Club, Registrar '49-'51, Projectionist Club '47, Announcement Committee. Mary Elizabeth Harrison Ice Skating Club '48, G.A.A. '49, Banquet Com- mittee. Robert Hillary Hearn lunior Glee Club '48, Vocal Ensemble '48-'49, Color Committee. Thirty-five Henrici Henschel Herman Hoeferlin Hoerr Hoffman Iackson Iames Ienisch Iohnson, D, Iohnson, P. Iones TACKIES 'r Thirty-six enior Cfariri lolm Willard Henrici Camera Club '47-'49g Poster Committee. Edward William Henscliel Track Team '48-'Slg Service Club '48-'Slg Spanish Club 7485 Agora '49g Galileo Club '49-'5Og Music Com- mittee, Selma Herman GAA, '43-'49g Service Club '50-'5lg A Cappella Choir '49-'5lg 'Shrecls and Patches Cap and Gown Com' H-ietgp Donald A. Hoeferlin Football '47-'5Ug Baseball '5Ug Announcement Com- mittee, Helen Mary Hoerr lunior Chorus '47g Vocal Ensemble '48g Senior Cham- inade '49g GAA, '49-'5Ug Art Appreciation Club '5Ug Service Club '5lg Banner Committee. Harlan Hoffman Projectionist Club '49-'Slg Service Club '48-'5lg Agora '49g Galileo Club '-495 lntramural Sporis '48g Iunior Bandg Class Day Show Commitlee. Gene Cordell lackson Student Council, President '51, Projectionist Club '48-'51, Galileo Club '49, President, Missouri Boy's State, Reflector Staff, Publicity, Spotlight, News Editor. Ernest Iames Swimming Team '49-'50, Baseball, Banner Com- mittee. leanette Elizabeth lenisch Distributive Education Club '50-'51, Service Club '49, G.A.A. '47-'49, Color Committee. David Busch Iohnson Boys' Glee Club '48, A Cappella Choir '48-'51, Pres- ident, Shreds and Patches, Basketball '51, Co-Chair- man, Banner Committee. Pearl Iohnson Pep Club '49-'51, G.A.A. '49-'5l, Bowling Club '50, Place Card Committee. Bernita lo lones une I 951 Mixed Chorus '47-'48, Senior Chaminade '48-'50, A Cappella Choir '51, Student Council, Executive Com- mittee, Social Committee. Sheila Rae Kalish Cheerleader '49-'5l, Captain, Student Council, '50- '5l, Recording Secretary, Co-Chairman, Class Day Show, Service Club '48. Deonne Kaner Dramatic Club '48-'51, Connecticut Yankee, Camera Club '48-'49, Poster Committee. Kalish Kaner Kessler Klopfer Kloske Kourik Krohn Krug Lapa Darryl Kessler Projectionist Club '47-'48, Galileo Club '47-'48, Cam- era Club '48-'49, iohn M. Klopier Football '47-'48, Vocal Ensemble '48-'49, Boys' Glee Club '50, Student Council '51, Service Club '48-'49, Class Day Show Committee. Virginia Kloske G.A,A. '50-'5l, Pep Club '49-'51, Announcement Corn- mittee. Thomasine Ann Kourik G.A,A. '48-'49, Band '49, Girls' Glee Club '48. Margaret Emilie Krohn lunior Chaminade '47-'48, Senior Chaminade '49-'50, Gypsy Rover, GAA. '48-'50, Dramatic Guild '49, Art Appreciation Club '48-'51, Co-Chairman, Poster Com- mittee. Lee Leggett Leidig Shirley Anne Krug G.A.A. '49, Griffin Reporter '48, lunior Chaminade '49, Bowling Show Committee. David Lapa Boys' Glee Club '48-'5l, Color Howard Lee Track '48-'50, Galileo Chapter, Co-Chairman, Banner Committee Wanda Lee Leggett lunior Glee Club '48, Club '49, Class Day Committee. Service Club '49-'5 l, Vocal Ensemble '48, Iunior Chaminade '49, Cap and Gown Committee. lohn Leidig Track '47-'48, Swimming Team '47-'48, Gym Club '49- '50, Gym Team '49-'50, Cap and Gown Committee. Thirty-seven Loewenstein Lonn McBrearty Maginn Marcus Markwardt Marx Matthews Melton Meredith Meyer Meyers POSTER GIRL Thirty-eight V el1l0l 1155 Melvyn lay Loewenstem Service Club 47 48 Camera Club 48 50 Vice Pres ident Secr tary Treasurer Galileo Clulo 49 50 Stu dent Council 50 Sl Dramatic Guild 50 51 Mottc Committee Shirley Lonn Vocal Ensemble 48 Iunior Chaminade 50 51 D1 trxbutive Education Club 50 51 Social Committee Lawrence Ward McBrearty Pos er Committee Baseball Sl George Samuel Maginn Announcement Committee, Marvin Donald Marcus Cap and Gown Committee. Dolores Teresa Markwardt GA A. 47-'Sly Agora, Cnaimnan '49, Service Cluk '50-'Sl' Color Committeeg Diitibutive Education Clulr '50-'51, Henry Edwin Marx Boys' Glee Clubg Class Day Show Committee. ferry I. Matthews Clifford Dean Melton Football '48-'5Ug Basketball '48 Vice-Presidentg Service Club '47 Mark Meredith Band '47-'Sly Magic Club '48-' Committee. Dolores Meyer lunior Chaminade '47g G.A.A. '5Og Service Club '48-'5lg Place loyce Irene Meyers -'5lg Boys' Glee '47-'51, 5485 Music Committee. 50g Class Day Show '47-'Slg Agassiz Club Card Committee. G.A.A, '48-'5lg Pep Club '50-'5lg Iunior Red Cross '48- '49g Iunior Chaminade '48g Senior Chaminade '48g An- nouncement Committee. Miller Mitleider Morris une I 951 Irma Sue Miller G.A.A. '48g Iunior Chaminade '50g Senior Chaminade '49g Grittin Reporterg Announcement Committee. Sally Mitleider Ha lvria '49-'5Ug Cap and Gown Committee. Diana Sue Morris Service Club '50-'5lg lce Skating Club '47g Social Committee, Mary Elizabeth Nichols Agora '5Og G.A.A. '49g Spotlight, Co-News Editorg Craft Club '49g Place Card Committee. Nichols Novack Nyrnark O'Connell Orsech Pashos Pearl Perlin Piefier Florence Novack Vocal Ensembleg Iunior Chaminadeg Senior Cham- inadeg Distributive Education Club '50-'5lg Social Com- mittee. Norma Gale Nymark Griffin '48g G.A,A. '48-'49g Girls' Bowling Club '48-'49, Debate Club '48-'49g Dramatic Guild '48-'51, Presidentg Connecticut Yankeef' Color Committee. Raymond G. O'Connell Gym Club '48, Announcement Committee Wallace Barry Orsech A Cappella Choir '48-'5lg Shreds and Patchesf' Football, Letter '50g Gym Team 'SU-'51, Letterg Griiiin '48g Track Team '5lg Banquet Committee. Leo Christ Pashos Swimming Team '48-'51, Captain '50-'5lg A Cappella Choir '48-'51, Secretaryg Shreds and Patchesf' Boys' Glee Club '48g Grittin Reporterg Track Team '5lg Service Club '48. Dolores Pearl lunior Chaminade '48, Gypsy Roverf' Senior Cham- inade '49g Music Committee. Shirley Perlin A Cappella Choir '50-'5lg Senior Chaminade, Gypsy Roverf' Class Day Show Comrnitteeg Agora '49-'5lg Service Club '50-'51, Robert Lee Pfetfer Thirty-nine Piening Platts Poltzzi Raskas Rhodes Rinehart Roberts Rosen Roth Rubenstein Sawyers Sax FREE WHEELING Forty ell LOI' CL55 Kenneth Orville Piening Boys Glee Club 47 50 Librarian Camera Club SU Distributive Education Club 50 Sl Class Day Com mittee loseph Platts Track Team 47 48 Swimming Team 47 Social Committee Frances Polizzi Senior Band 47 Sl Service Club 50 51 Cap and Gown Comfn ttee Herbert Raskas Proiectioni.t Service '50-'Slg Service Club '50-'5lg Football '49, Baseball '48 Class Day Show Committee. Glenda Lee Rhodes Senior Glee '47-'48g Iunior Chariiinad- '48-'49g Senio' haininade '49- Service Club '47-'Sl Place Carol Com- mittee. Dorris Gale Rinehart Eleanor Louise Roberts GAA. '48-'5Ug Pep Club '5Op Grittin Repcrterg Iunior Charninade '48-'49g Co-Chairman, Typing Committee. Flora Rosen G.A.A. '48 49, Senior Orchestra '47-'50, Concert-rnis- tress, Pride and Prejudice, Shreds and Patches, Service Club '48-'50, Co-Chairman, Announcement Committee. Harold Roth Service Club '48-'51, Reflector l95l, Editor, Class Registrar, Projectionist Service '49-'51, Vocal Ensemble '48, Gypsy Rover, Co-Chairman, Banquet Committee, Freshman Welcoming Committee, Bertrand loseph Rubenstein Art Club '48-'50, Treasurer, Camera Club '49-'50, Dra' matic Guild '49-'50, Cap and Gown Committee. Franklin Deaton Sawyers Projectionist Club '47-'48, French Club '49, Social Committee. Franklin S. Sax Service Club '48, Griffin '48, Camera Club '48-'50, Vice-President, Galileo Club '49 50, Vice-President, Golf Team '49-'50, Reflector, Associate Editor, Banquet Committee, German Club. Scharf Schaller Schroeder une 1951 Max Raymond Scharf Baseball '49, Intramural Sports '47-'48, Motto Com- mittee. Shirley lune Schaller Agora '50-'51, Senior Girls' Glee '47-'48, Class Day Show Committee. Dorothy Mae Schroeder Agora '48-'50, Announcement Committee. Leroy Howard Schwartz Dramatic Guild '51, Art Appreciation Club '49-'50, Radio Production Club '51, Ha Ivria '51, Co-Chairman, Cap and Gown Committee. Schwartz Schwarzbart SSUZSI' Senturia Shapiro Sherman Aaron L. F. Schwarzbart Football '49-'50, Co-Chairman, Class Day Show Corn- mittee. Robert M. Seltzer Student Council '5l, Dramatic Guild '49-'51, Con- necticut Yankee , Art Appreciation Club '49-'50, Stu- dent Council Planning Committee, Song Committee. Barbara Faye Senturia Ha lvria '47-'48, Treasurer, G.A.A., Reflector, Typist, Color Committee. Marlene Shapiro Vocal Ensemble '48, lunior Chaminade '49-'50, Ha Ivria '50, French Club '50, Distributive Education Club '50-'5l, Music Committee. Shoop Siegel Sigoloff Ann Rose Sherman lunior Charninade '47-'51, Service Club '48-'5l, Ha lvria '47-'48, Galileo Club '49-'50, G.A.A. '48-'5l, Social Committee. 'Nilliam Calhoun Shoop Service Club '47-'48, Band '47-'48, lunior Glee '47 48, Cap and Gown Committee. Beverly Beatrice Siegel Service Club '48, Agora '48, Future Retailers of America '50-'5l, Ha lvria '49-'50, Motto Committee. Marilyn Anne Sigoloff Service Club '48, lunior Charninade, Senior Cham- irzade, Vocal Ensemble '48-'50, Student Council '51, Banquet Committee, Distributive Education Club. Forty-one ,ff Silverberg Skiles Slay Smith Staich Steckman Steele Steinmeyer Stevens Stone Sullrvan Summers THE TREASURY FUNCTIONS Fortv two 2l'lL0l' 6155 l-larrlet Farth Srlverberg Vocal Ensemble 49 Semor Chamrnade 50 5l Serv rce Club 50 51 Shreds and Patches Socral Com mtttee loan Carole Sklles Drstrrbutrve Educatron Club 50 5l Servrce Club 47 Socral Comrnzttee Alan Lee Slay Intramural Sports 47 48 Servlce Club 48 50 Boys Glee 48 49 The Gypsy Rover A Cappella Chorr 48 5l Shreds and Patches Socral Commlttee Catherme Lee Srnrth G A A 48 Place Card Comrntttee Helen Starch Iunror Red Cross 48 5l Presrdent GAA 48 49 Craft Club 49 50 Art Club 48 lunror Chamrnade 51 Vrce President Announcement Commlttee Agnes Theresa Steckman GAA 47 49 lunror Chamrnade 50 Socral Corn rntttee Bernrce Mary Steele Drstrrbutlve Educatron Club 50 5l Cap and Gown Comrruttee Elizabeth Ieanette Steinmeyer Senior Chaminade '48-'50. Mardel Hilda Stevens G,A.A. '47-'49, Vocal Ensemble, Librarian, Senior Chaminade, Bowling Club '49, Social Committee. William Howard Stone Cap and Gown Committee. Augusta Ruth Sullivan Spotlight, Editor '51, Senior Reporter '5l. Minnie Louise Summers Vocal Ensemble, Service Club '49-'50, Agora '50, Color Committee. Nancy Tabachnick Agora '48, Iunior Glee Club '48, Iunior Chaminade '48-'49, Senior Chaminade '50, G.A.A. '48, Music Com- mittee. Tabachnick Tanner Taylor une 1951 Patsy Ioye Tanner G,A.A. '48-'51, Service Club '50, Senior Chaminade '48-'49, A Cappella Choir '49-'51, Shreds and Patches , Pep Club '50-'51, Co-Chairman, Social Committee. Lois Christopher Taylor Gym Club '47, Student Council '48, Super Sellers '47, Service Club '47, Albert Tecklin Track Team '48-'51, Camera Club '48, Boys' Glee Club '51, Co-Chairman, Motto Committee. Ruth Marie Tinkharn Agora '50, Place Card Committee. Tecklin Tinkham Tippett Tobin Tolpen Vinocor Leet A. Tippett Boys' Glee Club, A Cappella Choir, Banner Com- mittee. Eugene Tobin Service Club '47, Distributive Education Club '50-'51, President, Motto Committee. lack Tolpen Track Team '48, Basketball '47-'49, Service Club '47- '48, Projectionist Club '48, Gym Club '48, Banquet Committee. Toby Vinocor G.A.A, '48, Spotlight, Reporter '50, Reflector, Typist '50-'51, Social Committee, Vollmer Walls Wangelin Virginia Mary Vollmer G.A.A. '47-'49, Vocal Ensemble '48-'49, Senior Cham- inade '50-'51, Ice Skating Club '47-'48, Service Club '47-'48, Distributive Education Club, Secretary, Color Committee, Barbara Ann Walls G,A,A, '48-'51, President, Pep Club '48-'51, President, Announcement Committee. David Arthur Wangelin Football '47-'50, Track '48-'49, Service Club '49, Ban- ner Committee, Announcement Committee. Forty-three '20-1424.21 M -1- -XJ 1711, fo- 2-f'..:', 1 ' HL' 144,65-Q 'A A-Q-Jwf' ,gf-ui..QQ.1. . 4 ' t W li '!,4.1..,Q,Q 4-fU'4l 6- Q Wilenjr 7 . r r - , . iq, F g , Afuuxf ' 'x...L,ei?'f-f,'F ' ',7W1e1erS ,., ..4,, -1 R4 a t A ' 14 -f' ' 1ZlL5J JL fofcfflv-OJQ, Vi'-48-A 1' dw' il!-44'41AQ' 'Au ' J- Jglgll 4. 5 W1111ams W1lson N W11son N W11son Wood ZWSIQ CONGA 1.111 Forty four QIZLOI' CL66 Lille Jean laura Weeke GAA 47 50 A Club 48 51 lumor G1 C1 b 7 ee u 4 Senor Charmnade 48 CoCha1rrnan Banquet Com rnlttee Elalne Eun ce Wemer GAA 48 40 Ha 1VI1G 48 49 Servlce Club 48 51 lumor Chorus 48 Cap and Gown Commntee Robert Cbarles Wleters 1ntra'nur 1 Sports 47 Football 48 50 Track 48 40 Student COhUC11 5 Charrman Announcement Corn 'rut ee Natalle Io W1111ams G A A SO 51 Sen or Chammaae 49 A Cappella 1'lOlT 50 51 S11 eds and Patches Agora 48 At Club 51 Vlce Pre laent Banner COTTH111169 Norma Delores Wllson Student COUIICI1 SU 51 lunlor Chammade 48 SU oemor Chawunade 47 48 D1str1but1ve Eclucatlon Club 50 51 Motto Cornrruttee Norma Kay Wilson Agora '50, Spotlight, Reporter '50, Service Club '49, Banquet Committee. Billie D. Wilson Announcement Committee. Benita Wood G.A,A. '48-'51, lunior Chaminade '48, Senior Cham- inade '48, A Cappella Choir 'SU-'51, Co-Chairman, Mu- sic Committee. Louis Biernbaum Iunior Glee '48, Boys' Glee Club '49, Social Com- mittee, Distributive Education Club. Beverly lynne Boggiano Social Committee. Charles Vernon Bowden Paul Earl Christensen Service Club '48, lunior Chorus '48, Vocal Ensemble '49, Boys' Glee Club '50-'5l. Biernbaum Boggiano Bowden Celia Ruth Zweig Dramatic Guild '48-'51, Shreds and Patches , Gypsy Rover , Student Council, l-la lvria '48, Spotlight,' Reporter, Song Committee. Raymond I. Powers lno picturel Vernon Edward Thompson lno picturel Agora '47-'48, Place Card Committee. enior 641:56 - Barbara Ann Collins G.A.A. '48, lunior Chaminad e '49, Senior Chaminade '50, Shreds and Patches lunior Red Cross '48-'49, Cap and Gown Committee. Pierre A. Georgilas Football '49, Class Color Committee. Christensen Co llins Georgilas Hammel Vonnie Ruth Hammel G.A.A, '48, Vocal Ensemble '51, Announcement Com4 mittee. luanita Helen Kammerer Senior Girls' Glee '48, Spanish Club '49, President '49, Future Business Leaders ol America '49, Roller Skating Club '48, Sallie Klossner Dance Club '49, Girls' Glee Club '48, Class Day Show Committee, Student Council '48. Kammerer Klossner Poole lune Carole Poole Umlauf Student Council '50-'51, Dramatic Guild '50-'51, Radio Production '50-'51, Banner Committee. Diana Florence Umlauf Agora '50, Griffin '48, Iunior '48, Social Committee Francis Piere tno picturel C-:lee Club '48, Pep Club Gym Team '49-'50, Track Team '48-'49, Swim Team '48-'49, Gym Club '49-'5O. Forty-tive Forty s x ACTIVITIE Wrthout a doubt the extra currrcular act1v1t1es are arnong the most lmportant functlons of a h1gh school Espec1ally at Soldan Blewett can one see the s1gn1f1cance of the varlous organ1zat1ons ln our school wh1ch 1S made up of many rel1g1ons and nat1onal1t1es these groups pro students bellefs and 1deas Through these act1v1t1es we have learned to develop our creat1ve ab1l1t1es Wlth the help and efforts of the faculty sponsors Among other thrngs that We have garned frorn the clubs at Soldan Blewett our last1ng fnendshrps W1ll rernaln h1gh on the hst of 1mportance duce a feeling of brotherhood and respect for our fellow Aivsn lf' 7512215 ,Q 5-wawfn pw 5' 'X Edrtor rn Chlef .SQ,0fE9Af Wm 5? 51 ff flm FALL TFRM SPRING TERM Florrne Goldbero Eduor 1r1 Ch1ef Augusta Sulhvcm Adrrenne Wlnesu Sports Edxtor Kenneth Deo' Sports Ednore Newe Edrtors Humor Eduor-S Feature Ed1TOT Columnlet Ierry Rcxskcze Iune Duncan News Echtors Mary Nrchol Gene lock on Iocquelme Berger Lmda Greer Humor Eduor Lonme Feldman E telle Alper Martha Payeu recrture Ed tor Mofrun Goldstem Phylh Koehrzer Colummt Glorla Bruuch Mrchoel Levm Reportere Me r b r f the Iournollem Cla s Forty exght .giflllg jeff!! I Cl r N I O Y Assistont Ediior, , , , , ' ' ff ' ,, ,, ,,,, . . , . . . ,, 1 . ,,,,,,, , , , , , ' . is H , Y H i , ' , 'ss . - 'ss P 1:1 e LS o , Q 1 Spotlight, the Soldan-Blewett newspaper under the supervision of Miss Helen C. Koch, is pub- lished by the lournalism classes, terms 7 and 8, with the high hopes of building school spirt and raising the morale of the student body The paper serves as the eyes and ears of the school and covers as many phases of school life and happenings as possible The staff and cubs compose the two classes The staff publishes the paper under trained literary and athletic editors writes the columns and supervises all the submitted material The cubs are trained by the sponsor and staff members They serve as reporters learn th mechanics of iournalism help write headlines and train themselves in all fields so as to be able to take over the paper in their second semester The classes are conducted as far as possible as a miniature newspaper office Text books are assigned reporters seek interviews and each semester the classes visit a large city newspaper plant where they see the plant 1 action in its various fields Class members do all the writing typing proof reading pasting the dummy and as many as are free return during the seventh period to complete all the unfinished office chores Eacn 1ournal1sm member is selected on a scho lastic and citizenship qualification basis Each is taught the essentials of a good reporter keenness of observation accuracy loyalty thoroughness promptness dependability friendliness courtesy and a sympathetic under standing of people Miss Koch is faculty sponsor and Mlss Brown the business manager BIG DEAL .spaofggkf Forty nine G I 'n - - - g AS THE DEADLINE NEARS , . . . SEATED' Stone, Kreisman, Rubin, Deal, Chazen, Garfinkel, Roth, lackoway, Sax, Iackson, Williams, Furstenberg. STANDlNG Miss Brown, Mr. Forsman. We of the yearbook staff have thoroughly enjoyed all the work necessary to bring you this record of your activities here at Soldan- Blewett with the hope that it will serve to remind you of pleasant days spent within these halls. Much work is entailed in the production of such a publication, possibly more than many realize. ln the fall term the staff is selected from among the students and the planning of the book begins. Different duties are assigned to the staff members thought best qualified for them. Picture schedules are arranged, layouts and cover design selected, paper and printing styles chosen, and all the other details neces- sary for a fine publication ironed out. VVith the coming of spring the actual produc tion begins. Editorial copy is written, edited, set up by the printer, proof-read and duinmv sheets returned to the printer. Pictures are taken, their identifications ver1fied, and sent to the engraver where plates are made. The subscription campaign gets 'inder way and receipts collected by the Atgoia representatives Then, after a short wait durini rrintina, comes the result of all our efforts, a l95l HlfFl,HCTQR fresh off the press. Fiftv le IZ ecfor RELAXING fi,t,jM,mv' EDITORIAL 'lWE we M eCt0l' Editor ,A ,, ,,,,, , Assistant Editor Activity Editors, Senior Editors .... Sports Editors, , Literary Editors. Publicityu ,I I, Photographers .... Typists ..,... Faculty Sponsor ..,i . 521! ,WHAROLD ROTH I V FRANK SAX MELVIN CHAZEN LESTER GARFINKEL V MALKOM IACKOWAY RUTH EURSTENBERG V H KENNETH DEAL LAWRENCE RUBIN ,. HARRIET SCISSORS RENEE KOPITSKY NATALIE IO WILLIAMS .. V V-,, MARTIN LIPSITZ GENE IACKSON LYLE STONE MARVIN KREISMAN ALVIN REDLER KENNETH LEVER - -VYV -TOBY VINOCOR DELORES PEARL BARBARA SENTURIA MR GUY C. PORSMAN Faculty Business Mgr.. . .MISS LOUISE W. BROWN SEATED' Eurstenberg, Rubin, Roth, Recller, Williams, Sax, Scissors, Lipsitz, Kopitsky. STANDlNGi Miss Brown, Garfinkel Vinocor, Pearl, Senturia, Mr. Eorsman. Musicf' wrote Carlye, Mis well said to be the speech oi angels' Believing this to be true, the seventy members ot the A Cappella Choir are always in their places promptly at 8:15 each rnarning. This hand picked group is the most advanced oi the many choral groups oi Soldan-Blewett. Under the able leadership ot Miss Thym, the Choir spends a large amount ot time studying all torms of music. During the school year, the group participates in many extra-curricular activities including school pro- grams and radio broadcasts. During the days preceding Christmas, the Choir carols through our own halls and makes annual visits to the Hotel Statler, Union Station, and the Merchants' Exchange to carol on behalf of the Christmas Carolers Association. The group also made a special Christmas recording tor THE ioHNsoN RAG Station KXOK- OFFICERS President . .. . Frank Luzenske -Z4 6 Q , Vice-President . .........., ...Gayle Brink appe cl' OLP Secretary . . ,,,,, Franklin Brown Librarians . . . .,,, Ernest Iohnson Wallace Orsech FIRST ROW: Harvey, Weinbach, Simpson, Duncan, Brown, Orsech, Brink, Luzenske, lohnson, Moss, Tanner, Gannon. SECOND ROW: Balkcom, Rucker, Schwegler, Anderson, Williams, Menke, Fletcher, Byerly, Schear, Felstein, Simon, Perlin, Wood. THIRD ROW: Burton, Fuchs, Farris, Layton, Gibbon, Williams, Koshner, Schendel, Payeur, P., Heins, Nelson, Tremain, Ettinger. FGURTH ROW: Mercer, R., Tamin, Dobbs, Slay, Gross, Pavey, Pashos, Rinnert, Greene, Zwibelman, Herman. FIFTH ROWt Mahan, Rudolph, Muller, lohnson, Matthews, Tippet, Oberman, Mercer, D., Payeur, M., Iones, Greer, Deal. ,V -f vi 4 - -.1 X Fifty-two The Boys' Glee Club, which is a senior choral group at Soldan-Blewett, has a membership of forty-five boys. It has a very capable sponsor, Miss Thym, Realizing that enjoyment and relax- ation are necessary for the fullest appreciation of school life, the Boys' Glee Club attempts to fulfill these requirements. Many boys who join know little about music, but after a few terms they become fine singers. The boys agree that they acquire a finer sense of music appreciation through their study of music. The Boys' Glee Club takes part in many public performances such as the annual Music Con- cert, the Inter-Group Conference, the annual operetta, and various programs before the school and Mothers Club, The Boys' Glee Club at Soldan-Blewett is recog- nized as one of the outstanding boys' choruses BIT OF BARBER siqoppma in St. Louis. OFFICERS President ....,..,.,...., ..,,.,..,.,.,,.,,.,.. ....,i, P a ul Iackson Vice-President, ,,..., ,,.,,,.,. V ince Leone , K A Secretary ,,.,,,,,,,, ,,,,....,., B ob Bowers ee ll Librarians ...,,. ,,,.. ,Dick Fisher, Robert McCormick FIRST ROW: Haas, Lum, F., Klopfer, Herren, Manley, Leone, Iaclcson, McCormick, Bowers, Fisher, Rubin, Willick. SECOND ROW: Mori, Lerner, Rich, Siegel, Barr, Stein, foe, Pepper, Rayburn, I-lenschel. THIRD ROW: Hughes, Speclcer, Winchell, Kravitz, Manoli, Darrow, Brown, Shannon, Friedman. FOURTH ROW: Vfestmoreland, lames, Lalvlartina, Williams, Schwartz, Ruth, Bedwell, Solomon, Stein, Iohn. 1 22 A Fifty-three FIRST ROW Feste Smrth B Dunhelcl Resmkoff Enloe Davtdson Vollmer Hyngstrom Shahnazartan Blmder Sxlverberg Stemmeyer Wtlson SECOND ROW Parrrsh Hawktns Rosen Davrs McBr1de Armstrong Schulte Bagley Marne Srms Hager Novack Rohrbacher THIRD ROW Augspurg Stern Moore Malortus Flowers Summers Holtzman Wallace Marv1n Rosenthal Boeckstlegel Henn Rohrbacher R Kammerer FOURTH ROW Goldberg P McClary Berkley Linder Ztmmerman Goldberg S Wemshelbaum Class Mahew I..ur1e Klockenbrmk Wtnkler Rephlo FIFTH ROW Kramer Handelman Thornton Altend Nrehaus Whttmore Pogue Have you heard the beautllul soundmg notes flowmg through the ventllators durmg perlod tour? These notes emanate from the Seruor Chammade gtrls who Work d1l1ger1tly every day eI'll0I' allllna 2 The seventy glrls under the leadershlp of Mrss Thym are very enthus1ast1c about therr smg mg Each glrl str1ves to achleve the beauty of tone qualtty and lovely group smgmg that has meant true pleasure to the members them selves and the groups they have entertamed MUSIC IN THE AIR The Sen1or Chammade has partrcrpated rn sev eral school programs mcludmg a concert and a Chrrstrnas program where tradrtxonal carols were sung The group also takes part 1n th annual Mustc Hello Day Party for all mustc groups OFFICERS r tr Re nt o C Pr an Enloe ta Vtrgtrua Vollrrte I. b ar ans Armm Snahrazarrar' Iudy H mast cm 5 o CI Thelrna Davtdson Frttytour -1 .. . . v- 1 -. 3 1 1 -1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - i 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 -1 - 3 1 -1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 O 4 l Q 1 1 I - v v ' 9 Ffexident ,, , Co IHA 1 :B 'k tl IJY1 e- eslfie-nt ,, , . 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Each day durmg the th1rd per1od you can hear the volces of the g1rls from Iunror Chan' made As for thefr act1v1t1es NlI1f'l'1 keep them very busy they rehearse for operettas plays and d1fferent programs for the school but 1t not all work and no play for the members Pla soclal affalrs for themselve and parttclpate In the other mustc soctats The Fame Cnamtnade orlgmates fror 1 Madame Chamlnade who was the f1rst woman to b recogntzed as a composer of note She was a member of the mustc soror1ty Mu I3h1 Epsrlon the same one to whtch lvfrss Thym the d1rector belongs The Iuntor Charmnade ha been very successful and has become a great asset to the school OFFICLRS Presldent Reva Katz CHEVKI 'G UP V1ce Prestdent Irma M1ller Lrbrarrans Ioyce Hoffman Ioan Dtckherber LLILLOI' alnlna 2 Jv' g 5Jb-r. uvogk bUCY'i 51 T l1J FIRST ROW Schaeffer Howard Ltttman Bartlett Lonn Katz Iohnson Mtller Hoffman D1cKh rber prrlflth R1ebel1ng B rgman SECOND ROW Wxllxams Maltzrnan Schaefer Sherp Mrnkes Davls Feldman Schr1ber Land Portnoy Izensteln Fafrbank Oehler THIRD ROW Herron B1ter I.ev1n Werntrop Cohen Gannon Pasalaqua Thaler Ingles Brumrnel Mercuno McGhee Rench Mlller FOURTH ROW Page Chervltz Waldman Schetzer Teckhn Krueger Kress Nnelchel Kessler Seawel Schroeder Blake FIFTH ROW Dally Hufstedler Stalch Kopolow Goldberg Brayheld Elbaurn Zvvelfel Axelrod Stephens McCarty Davenport l X Flfty five 1 1 - A' , ., c ' J s , ' is , ' . , n . . , . , , . F W 1 . . - , w . 8 1 1 1 I V f' ,XY Secretary-Treasurer , , ,, .,.. Donna Iohnson . . l -x.,.l - N ' A I '- I . 1 1 1 1 e1o'1 ,e - f 1 l 1 I 1 A 1 1 1 A 1 1 '1 1 I 1 , . .air IV 'Y - 'Ml VW' vvrl soNo sHoP OCC!! gilflzieffl 2 Vocal Ensemble is a singing group under the leadershtp ot Mrss Thyrn Thts group meets Irv ttmes a week and IS composed ot boys and grrls Not only do they stng but they heal records of both rnodern and classtcal musrc Thts gro p ot etghty ntne rnemb rs IS tor stu dents ol all terms Not only do they stng m untson to learn tone blendrng but also rn parts The Frestdent ot Vocal Ensemble takes part 1I'I the Musrc Cabmet whtch conststs ot the pre tdents of SIX groups plus the sponsor to dtscus the problems of the groups OFFICERS Presldent Stan Zerman Nfrce Presldent Rae Frank Secretary Treasurer Sh1rley Robbrns rbrarran Dean Melton FIRST BOW Hogan Iackson Lrchty Denms Bennett Galar' ky Robbrns Frank Melton Novaclc S1goloIf Boraz Ktncade SECOND BOW Sherlm Shulrnan Dolgrn B Arsl' Zerman Katz E Schneraerman Platke Katz C Kottler C1mmet Schwartz Berman Canada THIRD ROW Barton Cons1gl1o Warren Schwartz Farber B Gellman Goldman Lesley Z1de Wtnesutt Kessler D1llard Hartle FOURTH ROW Schwartz A Cam Wmdsor Ioseph Felarnan C Baker Fa1lle Dtckherber Boyles Weelce Gutge ell Ltttman Bern Wh1te FIFTH BOW Scott Moore Cullorrt Bernstern Pool Warden Scott G Ltpktnd Bank V' Cltntock Cope Becker Ette SIXTH ROW Cook Cove dell Stem Berger Adler McDermott Hearn Nennmger Keeler Sutttan Goldberg N Means Flfty sxx . .4 . . 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H, L . , , , V, , , 153 f , , - 1 , F . , . , - , 1 f , , , , f f . -, - lunror Chorus rs not the l ast Important x a aroup at Soldan Blewett Most students oth tlns arour rn order tc aualrly later for merrroer shrp rn Vocal Enserrrole lunror and Senro Chamrnade Boys Glee Cluo and A Capp ll Chorr Mrss Thyrn the sponsor has clrcove ecl a great amount of tal nt rn th freshman s 'ra ster The srxty trve rnerrbers meet three tr ne cr week and study fundamentals ot musrc rr addrtron to regular vocal work So rt you mc to srng wrth a wonderful crowd ot boys and arrls come and torn the lunror Chorus THE MUSIC CABI' ET OFFICERS Presrdent laclcle Schnerder Vrce Presrdent loann Sloan Secretary Trea urer Lors Kravrn Barry Rosen lll'll0I Oflllf FIRST RO W E1 eff Dawson Kahn Barr Marn Rosen Kravrn Schnercl r Srta Koch Bur ern Nrllrams N SECOIND ROW' Ko nolum Ne-r che S1'n ns lea lo epn We ntraub Mrller Grerwe She Turner Wllllams S Altrnar Phelan Sh raar Brenner Beat, THIRD ROV Funk Goula Wren Trshk Sacns Zavoa 1 K Gordon Bensor Hoffwran Kr r Ro ne Wrlharns C: La on Bel Sch erder L FOURTH ROW Kastrrg Blur' nthal Katz Rothmar Fela an lemon Harrrs lone Iaoer Nooa Chrrst Ayelroa Golclfnan Schwartz Frfty seven . . 9 ICC I D , Q A . 3 - . , x , . . V . , . , . , . , , . G ,,, , . , J , C. V 4 ' I Y'- S ' e e o. 5 - S, . ' I I,.,'3 . . . .., . I Q , . XY LN - . 1 , S V V VVVHY- - V -LUN A A Lrbrarrans , ,,,,,, , . , ,, H loyce Mom, . d 2 'r' , ', ',. ', pe,', , Sitf' ,, ' 4 r . A A . WA , N , 1 . . Y . . . . I . , . S I., .. .ao ., H , S , A , , , ., , , ,, ., . , . V ,V . Y .... FF, A f 9? -, - , I Y - , f f , -. -- -4 f , -, .. , se, s r, , rs , L., n , . 1 . . , 1 he , , ., ,W . Y . A M . . . ,. . . o , . , ., s, .ri , , . , . , I. , . FIRST ROW: Chrismer, Karfeld, Bixhorn, Kirk, Zimmermann, Thc'nas, Broernser, Richey, Ivfillerbaugh Rothman SECOND ROW. Kirk, T,, Grimsky, Payne, Adam, Rosenblatt, Bach, Gotler, Feldman, DeSirnone, Ashley. THIRD ROW Mr Sorrells , Pretsky, Barnes, Childress, Lackey, Graft, Gahen, Mullen, Pashos, Hastings, FOURTH ROW Shepard Rosenblum Rothman, Yancey, Fitter, Goldberg, Rothman, Signorelli, Kreisman, Poulos, Meredith. Membership in Soldan-Blewett Concert Band is attained by examination. The Board of Educa- tion furnishes the large instruments, uniforms, and music. Students furnish the smaller instru- ments. The Concert Band meets daily in the IA period. Every member of the band is also a member of the Band Advisory. The student assistant director, Ierry Rosenblum, has been very active and helpful in building a good organization. When there is need for an orchestra, the strings from the intermediate group combine with part of the band, The instrumental director, R. D. Sorrells, is working every afternoon in the ele- mentary grades of four schools. This promises to rebuild the orchestra and band groups which have been falling off in the past two or three years. OFFICERS I f-r Rfltfy' Chris I f 1:'1r Cdrol Thortia: V pie' Rand Ilarvin Kreisman Sorter? 'faster Strings Ruth Furstenberg Agsixtarrf Iliresicr IStudentl Ierry Rosenblum Fifty-eight Ollfeff IAZZ I-IOUNDS B I-E SWEETEST MUSIC THIS SIDE OF UNION allCe 0l'CAeJtl'a, wifl .ynfermeahafe .ggring roup The Soldan-Blewett Dance Orchestra is a group of Concert Band instrumentalists combined with strings to form a dance orchestra club. Rehear- sals are held weekly after school. Membership is voluntary and a high scholastic standard is maintained. The director, Mr. Sorrells, has had a wide experience in dance, radio, and show work. He is a member of the orchestra and arranging staff of the St. Louis Municipal The- ater Association. The intermediate string group is the only active group of strings at Soldan-Blewett. There have been few replacements in recent terms and the Senior Orchestra was discontinued this term as a result of the decrease. However, the instru- mental program is building up again. Mr. Sorrells is Working personally in several grade schools in the area. Some of these elementary school instrumentalists combined with the Con- cert Bcmd to play for the Easter Sunrise Service at Forest Park. FIRST ROW: Chervitz, at piano, Grimsky, Rosenblatt, Shepard, Ashley. SECOND ROW: Kreisman, Pretsky, Goldberg, Rosenblum Thomas. THIRD ROW: Mr. Sorrells, Rothman, Furstenberg, Roman, Seubert, Kraus, Auslander. A . MONEY TALKS g0l a 3,,fff7.,,m ,JJEJP During the second period each morning, a group composed of students from each advisory group and under the sponsorship of Miss McDermott meets in room 2ll to transact a part of the financial business of the school. This group is known as Agora, which is the Greek word for meeting place. As can easily be seen the name is very proper because room Zll serves as a meeting place for the student representatives to transact their business. The Agora representatives sell the Spotlight and Reflector as well as various athletic tickets, and receipts are turned in during their daily meeting. To simplify the collections, the group is divided into ten teams, each of which is headed by a captain. The members of each team turn in their money to their captain, who in turn de- posits it with the tellers. wjtw ttffl, Wai V rj osen a yle Schaller U lauf Saiger Alper, Payeur, M., Brasch, Kidder, Schneider, Furfine. SECOND ROW1 Summers, Warren, Che-rvitz, lrwi , Elbaum, Class, Wilson, Rosen, Blumberg, Schaeffer, Funk, Samberg, Greenberg Benassi. THIRD ROW: Hubbard, Richardson, Zlutnick, Lazerwitz, Davis, Payeur, P., Koch, Winegardner, Solin, Berger, Keller Miller. FOURTH ROW: Detraz, Goldstein, Brown, Bowers, Weiner, Weintrop, Bulger, lames, Scott, O'Neal. Wad H rmsr ROW: R. th 1, , A' , Sixty r s OFFICERS FALL TERM Ldpfainsi Dick RO.3f2IIffI'Il Sally Saiger Shirley Schailer Elaine Schneider Diana Urnlaxf Tellers and File Clerks. Helen Lyle Martha Payeur Lois Brasch florrrza Wilson Deloreg Hubbard Marilyn Funk Peggy Payeur Diane Lazerwi.z Charles Furtine Estelle Alper Sandra Kidder SPRING TERM Captains: Simon Londe Ioyce Ettinger Donald Rubin Renee Schaiffer Alvin Wyatt Tellers and File Clerks: Charles Furfine Robert McCormick Iacqueline Rosen Martha Iohnson Irving Bernhardt Richard Hubbard Peggy Payeur Marjorie Davis Iulian Babad Phyllis Bolt Dolores Hubbard BOLT AND NUTS gora Sari n 9 jzrm FIRST ROW: Payeur, Ettinger, Babad, Bolt, Hubbard, Rosen, McCormick, Furfine, Iohnson SECOND ROW: Berman, Frank Schneider, Schaeffer, Padratzik, Lipton, Davis, Spector, Harris, Feder, Miller. THIRD ROW: Londe, VVyatt, Lazerwitz, Laslcy Pinnert Lewis, Fairbank, Weinshelbaum, Glovis. FOURTH ROW' Kerman, Aschentrop, Migdall, Bernhardt, Bowers, Poulos Friedland, Stroud, Rubin, Hubbard. Sixty-one Mwm f . Q 55 .X N 5 Q , .K , 4 S i 4. A iff it .. . 1 xg C .H YR? 'PN Y lg , Q! 1 'B 'R Fx K -Q A B J I .' .-if . x 5 ,- fx 33 In order to provide experience and to secure the benefits of training in good citizenshipg to encourage the spirit of cofoperationg to strength- en our loyality to the ideals of our mottog and to promote the general welfare of our school, the students of Soldan-Blewett High School es tablished a Student Council. The Student Council consists ot one representa- tive from each advisory group. It meets every other Wednesday to discuss and attempt to solve student problems. All business is con- ducted in accordance with the rules of parlia' mentary procedure The Council has completed its lirst year of existence and has been successful in its proi ects With the help and co operation of the student body it Will continue to achieve success in its ventures OFFICERS FALL TERM President Vice President Recording Secretary Corresponding Secretary Treasurer Ex utive Corrmiit ee SPRI 'IG TERM Bob Diekmann Dick Rosenthal Sheila Kalish Barbara Walls Lonn1e Feldman Ryna Averbuch Mary Harrison Melvin Chazen Shirley B nste Mike Levin Gnela J rr Q B ll T B rnita Io lerry Ol: OFFICIAL BUSINESS LSQUJQII f COUILCL INTERPRETATION Sixty three J' l , O in Vrrrrrrrvrrlv A -I'- -'------------ALYA'Y'YVV 'U T ec ' , ,,,, ' er .. in . . President ,,,,,,,,,,, ,., .,,,,. ,, ,. , e clcfcn Vice-President ,, ,, .,,,, , lim Vfestrnorelancl Recording Secretary , Eileen Girnpelzon Corresponding Secretary , Ieariette Eriloe Tre'::i'x,r ,, , Tedd' Barr If24eC'gT1'.'e CoriTii.T,, Rina P.'.'err,'gch norman .,'.1Ch':r' i ravi: e . I ne: ' ermar, win, FIRST ROW Kottler Hawkms Bolt Katz R Feldman Katz C Chrlstensen Grlmm Kraus Hymes Gannon SECOND ROW Gold Brand Bartlett Dennmg Feldman Elbaum Goldberg B Funk Gtmpleson Boyles Gellrnan Cons1gl1o Katz E THIRD ROW Grlbert Cohen R Hoffman Gutman Kessler Garon Cohen S Froehhch Klasmg Fletcher Byerly Berger Chart FOURTH ROW Herman Greene Berg r I Gre r Grossman Ferschtman Deal Kaufman Gerstel Ecklss Garflnkel Iackson FIFTH ROW Goldstem M Ghne Holt Arsht Andrew Bretsntder Cantor Kessler Baker Iackson T Chapntck Bedwell Celudo Alva The SGTVICS Club under the sponsorsh1p of Mrss Htggms IS composed of students who are of some SSFVICE to the school Although each erfflce 1ob requtres only a small effort on the part of the student cornbmed together they help 3 ffjerm produce an eff1c1ent smooth runrung school plant The PTOIQCIIODISIS SGFVICG wh1ch 1S ur' der the SUQGYVISIOH of M1ss Rowan and Mr Lyon also IS a part of thxs organrzatton FIRST ROW Lerner Stern Perltn S1mon S1lverberg Sherman Sec est Roth Rosenthal SECOND ROW Rubm Redler Lrnder Nelson Zunrne man Markwardt Lefton Layton Marv1n Mohrman THIRD ROW Zarkowslcy Padratz1k Ztglm Sherp Schaef r Malorlus Welch Kirk Llttman Lrpktnd Shev1tz Schnetder FOURTH ROW Kootrnan Stromsdorfer I..1pSIIZ Lot Raskas Sp1egelglass Shepherd Swatek Grlden Stone Her' chel Srxty four willing to give up one study hall a day to be CM I I a 'X . . 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FIRST ROW Grrmsky Cohen Chrrstensen Hawkrns Katz Bolt Feldman Grrnpelson Funk Izenstem Barker Browne Katz Byerly SECOND ROW Haas Hubbard Greene Bassler Kumtz Gregg Bartlett Feldman Goldberg Berger Gellman Kessler Garon Bovl s THIRD ROW Feldberg Herman Bedwell Dennrng Gllloert Edwards Brandt Gold Garfrnkel Holt Krrsch Ce1udo Alva Bahn lones Arsht FOURTH ROW la kson Gerste1n Goldstern Huffman lackson Cohen Gutman Hoffman Glrner Kaufman Grlden Chaonrck Kesler Carr A few of the Jobs that Servrce Club members perform are offrce messengers lrbrary assrstants lunchroom supervisors epulce gym helpers pro1ect1on1sts -S79 '9 -im' pubhc address system operators To remaln actrve m the organrzatron a student IS expected to do satrsfactorf school work Shevrtz SECOND ROW We1ner Prrnz Swlverbe Zarkowsky Morr Prcker Splegelglass Raskas Portnoy Raskas Prerron Roth THIRD ROW Moldover Smrth Anderson Schnerder Lewrs Gardner Lott Redler Mogg Seubert Rothman Perltn Lrttrrran FOURTH ROW Wrnch ll Rubrn L1p1tz Srgel Zrglrn Stem Malorrus Marvm Lasky Yakovrtz Lrttman Lrpkrnd Tobolow ky Stromsdorfe Mohrrran Sxxty frve f ll, F S - C! A FIRST ROVV: Zimmerman, Schneider, Schaiffer, Stern, Schaefer, Soffer, Welch, Sherman, Markwardt, Morris, Roberts, FIRST ROW P1cker Raskas Hoffman Redler Gersteln Glmer Goldstem Iackson Roth SECOND ROW Mor1 Cohen Gutman Bolt Elbaum Kopolow Mrss Rowan Froehlrch Lrpsrtz Stormsdorfer THIRD ROW Brandt Gardner Kaufman Zarkowsky Mr Lyon Lott Raskas Mogg Iones rofechoncdf The Pro1ect1on1sts Club under the capable sponsorshlp of Mr Lyon and Mlss Rowan op erates all the aud1o vlsual egurpment owned by the school The members 1n order to run movle proJectors record players and the pub hc address system must ma1nta1n at least an M average Durmg the fall term the Aud1o Vrsual Department of the Board of Educatron pard the club a hlgh honor by recognlzmg Soldan Blewett as be-mg one of the schools not damagrng a slngle foot of frlm durlna September and October The group lnstllls a sense of respons1b1l1ty rn each member .Af .!4l9l9l 2Cl6L!L0l'l The Art Appreclatlon Club Was organlzed for those who w1sh to further therr knowledge and experrence ln the var1ous f1elds of art VISWIDQ nature and museum masterpleces ard the ln d1v1dual tn ga1n1ng add1t1onal slall The ex penence of Mr Gronemeyer the sponsor and of the many students who have studled under understandrng of art that w1ll help h1m ln the future Whether therr held be advertrsmg de srgnrng or 1llustrat1ng all w11l fmd a place 1n th1s group FIRST ROW Schnerder Gnmn' W1ll1GmS Grbbon She mar Goldberg Padratzlk SECOND ROW Martln Wee-ke Krohn R Krohn M Weerce l-loerr Seltzer Schwartz THIRD ROW Mr Gronemeyer Schwartz Trupxano Wh1te Rubenstem xii S1xty srx O O O f 4 O I C ll, I' M, . . . . him the past few years, give the beginner an I h 'I , ' r, - 1' , l , VT. 1, , , -8 I ty x . 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N r ' f FIRST ROW Denms S1'a Starch Bruno Wrllrams SECOND ROW Evans Cohen Portnoy Snow Srmth Whrte lll'llOI W F056 The Iunlor Red Cross IS an organrzatlon ln Wh1ch the members volunteer to Work for the Red Cross The group has been rn exrstence many years Worklng hard on the Varlous proj ects They have been tra1ned and FGCGIVG much crecht for therr malang ot nut cups tray covers and varlous other artlcles to help brlghten the hves of the pat1ents 1n the Veter ans Hosprtals Durlng the Chrrstmas season they prepare and f11l stocklngs Wllh many glfts for these patrents The group derlves much sat1sfact1on ln workmg for so worthy a cause QQLC C The Maglc Club under the able sponsorshrp of Mr Forsman IS dedlcated to creat1ng an 1n terest 1n mag1c as a hobby The club boasts several very skrllful conjurors To provrde both pract1ce for 1ts members and entertcunment for 1lS aud1ence the group g1ves several perform ances durlng the year at Whlch each membe d1splays h1s skllls At the meetlngs the mem bers each have an opportunlty to demonstrate h1s pet trrcks and also to learn more about thls very 1nterest1ng fleld The club hopes to wel come many new members rnto 1lS fold all w1th an rnterest m maglc FIRST ROW G1lbert Star Rubm Monte th Mr For man SECOND ROW Felker Dewhrrst Shepard Meredlth I Slxty seven , . , ' I - . . 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S . , , , . 3, x r , v foal I 40 5' ff 311m FIRST ROW Meyer Nystrom Stmpson Axelrod Poole Sxlvey W1ll1ams Wood SECOND ROW Loewensteln Rosen lohnson Schwarzbart Meredlth Seltzer Dobkln Schwartz Brmk Mlss Lucas Kafka proclucfion The rad1o product1on class under the d1rect1on of Mlss Gertrude Lucas studles and uses the techmques of modern rad1o The members of the class wrote scnpts and several were pre sented to the student body here and also to other schools through the Board of Educahon stat1or1 KSLH At KSLI-I the class presented Why the Clumes Rang as a part of a serles of Chnstmas programs QIVEH by the hlgh school rad1o workshops Some members had parts m other programs at KSLH aslde from the class work More tlme can be spent ln preparatxons for programs there us1ng all the modern fGC1l 1l1eS Wh1ch are most adequate New methods were used here at school for the Un1ted Nat1ons program and for the Chr1stmas program In stead of speakmg the parts drrectly from the stage the programs were recorded on tape and played back at the performances w1th the members act1ng out the mot1ons Th1s ellm mated all m1crophones wh1ch detract from the stage sett1ng An mterestlng sublect rad1o pro duct1on teaches and strlves for perfect1on m rad1o act1ng FIRST ROW Lexdmg Loewenste1n Schwartz Ferschtman Srlverberg Rodman McCabe Greenberg SECOND ROW W1lson Sawyers Seltzer Kloske Shoop Schwarzbart Bournstem Orsech Sxxty e1ght .SEJPIII9 jeff!! - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , . , . I . 1 1 , . . .1 . 1, . . . . . , ' - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - A 1 1 1 1 1 1 , . 1 3 ff UW FIRST ROW Bernstem Altman Horwxtz latter Feldman SCISSOIS Schnelder E Zarkowsky SECOND ROW Busch Greenwald Rothman Mr Btegelsen Radman Schnerder H Kopxtsky Kelner Ha lvna the Hebrew cultural club observed tts twenty l1fSl anruversary thls year Under the leadershlp of Mr Bregelsen the club has con tmued to carry out 1lS plan to better acauamt the members wtth the llfe of the Medlterranean peoples Hebrew culture and hterature At each meetmg one of the members presents an lnformatlve talk concernmg the people of the Near East partlcularly Egypt Syrla and Palestme followea by an open dtscusslon A book report or a report on the orrgm of hol1 days 1S sometlmes g1ven Often the members s1ng Hebrew songs whlch are enloyed by all For the Unlted Natlons Pro1ect thls year Ha lvna was asstgned Israel The decoranons 1D .N .gllfla the1r room varted from the huge lsraell flag to maps charts and needlework whlch 1llus trated the home hte of Israel Every term a soclal affalr IS QIVSH to whrch all members are 1nv1ted OFFICERS Presxdent Lonme Feldman Recordtng Secretary Kay Sue Greenwald Correspondmg Secretary Harrtet Scxssors Treasurer Harold Zarkowsky FIRST ROW Horwttz Harns Rogul Feldman Zarkowsky Rothman Greenwald Funk Busch SECOND ROW Cha1t Stmon Rtchman Kelner Schwartz Grmpelson Kahn Altman lzenstern M Blegelsen THIRD ROW lzenste1n Greenwald Greenberg Cherv1t2 Ttmna Bell Seltzer Dtamant Schneider Kaskowttz .Spring 320771 Sixty nrne a , . , , . - . . . , . , - . , - , , . . . . . . . I I I I , . . . I . Vice-President ,,..,,....,,.,.,.,,,. ....,....,..,..., ,.,,.. ..,.....,, D O r een Iafler , . . I V V VFYVYYV 'V ' Y V- nw . I , ' , r. ' . I ' , , , , , , f , , . l FIRST ROW: Iackson P, Nymark, Zweig, Duncan, Winesuff, A., Payeur, M., Seltzer, Gibbon, Flbaum, Kaner, McCabe, Fisher, Tobolowsky. SECOND ROW: Feldman, Weinbach, Winesulf, G., Stern, Furstenberg, Schear, McDermott, Gellman, Berger, Katz, Spector, Kirk, Thomas. THIRD ROW: Mori, Tipton, Bartlett, Ziglin, Lipsitz, Froehlich, Payeur, P., Brasch, Scissors, Iont, Summers, Layton, Goldberg. FOURTH ROW: Hughes, Fuchs, Towle Pavey, Rosenblum, Baizer, Silvey, Loewenstein, Meyer, Deal, Miss Lucas, Iackson, G. ramafic guifcf Stage lighting, directing, make-up application, 3 Cl . Qffn, scenery construction, dramatics, play writing, and costume designing, in tact, all the various divisions of the theater, are studied by the Dramatic Guild under the sponsorship of Miss PLAYING Gertrude Lucas. This year's activities included a series of one act plays written, acted, and directed by the members themselves. A group ot short skits, and several reports on produc- tions given by other groups were also included in the years calendar. A highlight ot the year was a feature article in the Globe-Democrat on the activities and productions through the years as Well as plans tor the future. Dlaiis Seventy LIGHTER SIDE President , ,,,,,,, , Vice-President, ., Secretary, Treasurer ..,,.. ., , Sergeant of Arms President ,,..,,.., r.,,. Vice-President ..... Secretary ..,...,...... Treasurer ,,,.,,,,,.,,., OFFICERS FALL TERM SPRING TERIJ Bob Seltzer Nancy Gibbon Nancy Elbaurn Martha Payeur Paul lackson Norrna Nymark Bob Seltzer . ....,, Neil McCabe ,Ianet Somrners Sergeant at Arms .. .,,, ,,,...,,,, D ick Towle ramafic gui!! .Swing jerm FIRST ROWi Kile, Saputo, Furstenberg, Towle, Seltzer, Summers, Nyrnark, McCabe, Fisher, Callaway, Kirk, Thornas, Spector SECOND ROW: Rosen, Tockman, McDermott, Goldberg, Schear, Froehlich, Elbaum, Gibbon, Ziglin, Winesutt, Gellman, Scissors Martin, Gutgesell, THIRD ROW: Tobolowsky, Schucart, Berger, Portnoy, Katz, Bartlett, Brandt, Baizer, Gerstein, Lipsitz, Zweig Radman, Kaner. FOURTH ROW: Schwartz, Loewenstein, Greenberg, Goldberg, Rosenblum, Rubanowitz, Schaefer, Stern, Iont Fairbank, Iackson. ibidfrigufiue gfclucafion CAL I The Distributive Education Club, under the sponsorship of Mrs. McCoy, is in its fourth year of existence. The purposes of the club are to develop leadership among the members that they may assume responsibilities in retailing, to provide activities which will aid the members to develop self-confidence in the performance of their jobs, to strive for the development of proper co-operation between members and their fellow employees, and to help the mem- bers develop an understanding of the many retailing jobs. Seventy-two CLUB I FIRST ROW: Pfeffer, Lonn, Tobin, Sigoloff, Vollmer, Manley, Novack. Fink. SECOND ROW: Mrs. McCoy, Bournstein, Siegel, Steele, Skiles, Markwardt, Ienisch, Bremerkamp. THIRD ROW: Feldman, Galansky, Rubenstein, Martin, Powers, Gallant, Baron. I I FINER PoiNrs or SELLING OFFICERS President, ,,,.,,,,.. ..,,,.. G ene Tobin Vice-President ,,,,, ,,,,..,.,. , Paul Gallant Secretary .,,,,,.,. .,,,,...,, V irginia Vollmer Treasurer ,.,.,, ,.,,,..,......, B ob Pfeffer OFHCERS President , ,... .,...,. ..,...,..,...,.,, ,v,,,.,, T o rn Cardaro Vice-President , ,,,,, Bob Mocciola Secretary , . .. H ,,,,,. Betty Dobkin Treasurer . Leonard Steve DUMMIES The Distributive Education Clubs have become very active at Soldan-Blewett this year. Aside from their activities, which train the members to take their place in the business world, the retail selling classes are members of the Dis- tributive Education Club ot Missouri. This spring they attended the State Retail Conven- tion at which they presented a miniature Win- dow display. Under the supervision of Mrs. McCoy, the mem- bers practice selling techniaues, window dis- play, and study management of retail stores. ln connection with the school course, the stu- dents secure part time jobs, Here, they can put into use that which they have learned in school, and, at the same time, receive practical experience early in their careers. cibififrigufiue gzvlucafion CLA ll CLUB ll FIRST ROY! Sieve, Cardaro, Dobkirt, tffocczcla, Weiner, Becker, Lebrian. SECOHD Pflvfi fir.: McCoy, Fried, Sarge: Weiser, Laws, Bluesw' 5? FIRST ROW: Galansky, Averbuch, Katz, lohnson D., Sita, N,, Fisher, Walls, Enloe, Tanner, Sheridan, Bain, Williams, Phelan SECOND ROW: Kalish, Kassoft, Bartlet, Cooper, Prinz, Class, Furstenberg, Kunitz, Greer, Herron, Hoffman, Patterson Kirk Kidder. THIRD ROW: Miss Forsythe, Biter, Morgan, Main, Fanning, Moore, Schendel, Brostron, Velton, Schwent, Sita R Snow, Miss Kirkpatrick, FOURTH ROW: Dennis, Kloske, Iohnson, P., Meyers, Simner, Picker, Trupiano, Tragos, Pasalaqua Duncan, Grimm, Swatek, Hyngstrcm, Sutherland, Nystrom, Dorlrnan. The Girls' Pep Club is one of the school's most active organizations. Through Working and playing together in the Pep Club, the girls at Soldan-Blewett become better acquainted, friendlier, and more enthusiastic. Each girl strives to create school spirit and spread it throughout the student body. The members are divided into committees: The Entertainment Committee, which selects the games and entertainment for parties, The Food Committee, which plans, prepares, and serves refreshments, The Decoration Committee, whose members decorate tor parties in the spirit of the event, and the Business Committee, which attends to all correspondence not taken care of by an oiticer. Seventy-tour 2,0 fluff lm. OFFICERS President ,,,, ,, ,, ,,,,..,,,..,.,.,.,....,,, .. ,...... Barbara Walls Vice-President ......... Ieanette Enloe Secretary ,,,,, .........,. Iune Fisher Treasurer ,, ........ Nina Sita SLEEPY HEADS MEETING ,,, 64,4 57,,f,., am Girls of every term are eligible for member- ship and are invited to join as soon as they enter school. A Vxfelcoming Party is given for all Freshrnen girls each terrn to introduce them to the club and its members. The Entertainf ment Comznittee directs games that soon puts everyone at ease to enjoy themselves and the refreshments prepared. Each year, aside from their regular activities of selling school pencils and giving various affairs, the girls like to work on some special project. This year, they have decided upon a seal for a uniform school button for Soldan- Blewett students to wear. Probably the most looked-forward to activity is the Letterman's Party. This affair is held every term to honor the Senior Lettermen and the lettermen of the preceding season. The OFFICERS members put forth their greatest efforts to make President T T. e... .....,.,...........bb. E be E Jeanette Enloe this party the best in entertainment, food, and Vice-President ..... ..,.,,., . .i,,,, N ina Sita , Secretary .............. .... ,,., I u dy Hyngstrom emOYmenf' Treasurer ,.,....,... i..i,,,,,, C mol Grimm . I ' ff- ,, L4f! 7 '- 1 01, ' 'J 1 ' f- 1,4 1. Y' -,Ar ,I J!,1Y.4,!!f..1 A. FIRST ROWt Katz, Averbuch, Fletcher, Iohnson, Dorfman, Sita, Enloe, Grimm, I-lyngstrom. SECOND ROW: Tucker, Kali h Pasalaqua, Christensen, Kunitz, Kile, Main, Hoffman, Herron, Callaway, Lewis THIRD ROW: Glouer, Simmer, Furstenberg Tanner, Fisher, Rinnert, Kirk, Biter, Shahnazarian, Roberts, Lum. FOURTH ROW: Dennis, Kloske, Meyers, Walls, Trupiaro Bulger, Luehrmann, Saputo, Long. Parlez-vous Francais? If you answer non or oui you are eligible for membership in the French Club, or the Fleur-de-Lis, as it is called. Students who are interested in enjoy- ment supplementary to their class room knowl- edge of France are invited to be members of the 'Fleur-de4l.is which meets at the close of school every Tuesday for a little informal get- together. The members of the club gather to discuss the language, people, and customs of France, to play games, sing songs, listen to Victrola records, see movies, go on trips to the Art Museum, and, occasionally, go on a picnic, or give a party. FRENCI-IIES OFFICERS President, ,,,,,,,,, .,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,, , , , ,,,, ,Shirley Wall Vice-President . , . , ,Lester Garfinlcel Secretary ,,,, , ,,,, ,,,,,,..,. , .Faye Gentry Treasurer Arminee Shahnazarian jAlfLl C!e'C3l25 FIRST RCW: Dolgin, Goldberg, Schear, Gentry, Gartinkel, Wall, Shahnazarian, Ziglin. SECOND ROW: Katz, Goldman, I-Iandelman, Tecklin, Davis, Moss, Winesutf, Rephlo, Kolodny. THIRD ROW: Mori, Ioines, Frederick, Gerstein, Trupiano, Schneider, Kerman, Rennard, Ohanesian. I Seventy-six Every morning, a group of students, under the leadership of Mrs. K. Chambers, gather to- gether for the purpose of providing aid to any student in any subjects he needs help. Latin and Algebra are predominant among the sub- jects most often asked for, especially in the lower terms, After the first marking period, the members are kept very busy with many requests for tutoring, The Tutoring Club not only supplies the help- ing hand needed by some students, but it facil- itates the making of friends and acquaintances. For a group so young, its accomplishments are tremendous. The students of the school, who have been helped by this organization, are grateful for the time and effort given by the members of the club. juforing FIRST ROVJ: Schneider, McGuire, Astor, Feir, Stromsdorfer, Miller. SECOND ROW: Tipton, Westmoreland, Brandt, Lefton, Goldstein, Tragos, Mrs, K. Chambers. Seventy-seven Se enty elght P0 Through the enthus1ast1c support ot the student body at Soldan Blewett our teams str1ve to brmg honor and the thrrll ot achrevernent to our school At the many athletrc events sponsored by the school our teams are cheered on by a large percentage ot the student body Perhaps only here can We t1nd a true plcture of that 1ntang1ble force school Splfll To the boys Who have spent the1r own personal tlme and effort 1n tra1n1ng tor and part1c1pat1ng rn competl t1ve sports we g1ve our support and our Whole hearted thanks , . I - I - t iss: ' WOODY HATFIELD Head Coach goofdaf Approximately sixty boys turned out for football last fall. With many of his former stars gone, Coach Hatfield had his work cut out for him. Added to our already fine coaching staff this season was Mr. Bay Cliffe who took over super- vision of the Tiger line. He held this position formerly at Country Day School. Among the group of hard working fellows who went out for the sport were these returning lettermen: Captain Bob Diekman, Ierry Raslcas, Eddie Rosen, Dean Melton, Iack Krekeler, George Anastas, Frank Luzenske, Tom Bianchi, and Ioe Wooden. Soldan Blewett opened the season at University City Here the Bengals lost to the powerful U City eleven 19 6 Our next encounter was at East St Louis Here the hard fighting Tigers held East St Louis to a single touchdown in the first half but in the second half the East Siders capitalized on our inexperience and won by a score of 39 0 SUB BASEMENT TRAPPED NQg'7hh,:,,d0l9-gi 4 :JY sig, Eighty .Mlm wi' -4 4'-A If H it ,aw 435 'Mit :M EQ 5 Vit! abs 36 AQ FIRST ROW Duke Anastas Luzenske Dlekman Capt Gross Rosen Wangelm Krekler Bowen Burton SECOND ROW Becker Tamln Krav1tz Orsech M Wooden Capt elect Slegel Melton Boraz Raskas THIRD ROW Schwartzbart Brooks Mgr Mr Hatheld Coach Soldan Blewett then played 1ts fxrst league game aga1nstMcK1nley The Tlgers sparked oy halfback Edd1e Rosen presented a strong defense but thelr 1nab1l1ty to cross the goal l1ne brought a l2 0 loss ln thelr next game the Bengals were handed thelr worst defeat ot the season 45 U at the hands of powerhouse Beaumont The teams next effort was 1ts best Although showmg great Splfll the Tlgers succumbed to Cleveland l9 6 On a near zero nrght our eleven put up a great f1ght but were do ffned by Central l2 O joofgaf In therr f1nal game of the season the Tlgers lost to Roosevelt 25 6 The Soldan Blewett touchdown was scored on a terr1f1c run by Quarterback Wally Orsech Twenty football men were awarded letters They were loe Wooden Capta1n 51 George Anastas Nlck Bouhdes Bob D1ekman ack Krekeler Frank Luzenske Dean Melton Dave Wangeltn Harold Boraz Wally Orsech lerry Raskas Eddle Rosen Charles Slgnorelll Tom B1anch1 Cornell Bowen Eddle Duke Matt Hart Bob Grose Marvm Orsech and Kenny Smrth Ed Rosen and Frank Luzenske galned recogm tron by recelvlrg Honorable Mentton ln the annual Al1Dstr1ct select1 ns of a local news paper Eighty-one Hoelerlin, Bianchi, Boufides, Wieters, Koester, Hart, Signorelli. IFOURTILI ROW? Stroudf Ass't. Mgr., Orsech, W. Suchart, Head V h . . 5 . - i . .On i E ghty tWO THE Tluf RS lt ACTION gaagelgaf T re Soldan Ble weft Basketball Tearr alta u gl rt could only salvage three VICTOTISS out or seventeen encounters sho Ned frgnt thro gh ut the entrre se son and conststently Norr ed tts oonents The mayorrty of the sauad lay ed n last years B team Tne team opened tts season wrth the tradrtronal game agarnst Prrncrpra ln thrs frrst non league contest the Trgers ran rlngs around the Prrncrpta defense to w1n 5138 Top Bengal scorers were Monroe and Mathews wrth l5 and l2 pornts respectrvely ln therr second non league game however the powerful D agons of St Marys pusned the TIQGTS back 42 32 The Soldan Blewett frve next took a heart breakrng loss at the hands of Unrversrty Crty 4139 The team fought hard to t1e n the closlng seconds but was frnally defeated by a rnargtn of two potnts In therr next garne the Bengal f-foopsters lost to Brentwood B2 Sl Blg Bob Berter drd much to down the Trgers rn thts etts B111 Mathews dropped 18 po1nts through the hoop Another loss followed as the Txgers dropped to McBr1de 47 38 Openrng therr league season the McK1nley uoldbugs edged ut a f1g1t1ng Soldan B ewett rurntet 37 34 A non league loss to DeAr1dre1s llowed as the Wrldcats tamed the Bengals 17 36 Vnterrng tl e Norrr andy Tournament the team solved to do oett r and succeeded as 1 upset Wellston V1 a br ll antly played game 44 4U V ctory che rs ceased however when th boys dst to Breatwood for the second trme th s s a son thrs trme by the score of 57 46 l 2 - ' . r, I o C 1 Q' , ' ' l 'J O Q A a .' ' 1 ' op , ' o ' 0 Q tt tt . Y' l , , - . , , ' A affair by scoring 30 points, while Soldan-Blews fs- A ' 1 A - 1 ij ' , - . r f . I fo ' A t, 4 ro, ' e . 'i . W ar . . I l A , ,- . l ' ce ' , ' , ' t e . W f .' A L . 9 Y A ' .1 l -T D . ' . Beturmng to league play Coach Prankenber ger s ooys recetved another heart hreakmg de leat from Southwest 59 58 Once more Soldan Blewett needed to buckle down The chance cam one week later agamst Hadley The team completely outclassed the Hornets 53 35 Two xmmedta e los es at the hands ot Roosevelt and Beaumont followed The Bough Bxders won 18 45 1n a thnller wh1le Beaumont smashed th T1ger defenses G2 37 The Bengals ftntshed the season as they lost to the CBC Cadets '14 33 to Central 65 47 and flnally to the Cleve land Dutchmen 52 33 The squad won one game and lost stx 1n league play to capture fourth place They scored a total ol B77 potnts durlng the season whlle the opposttlon scored 772 polnts B1ll Mathews recetved honors from two local news papers for h1s trne showmg throughout the season He was also voted to the Pubhc League All Opponents Team gCl,5Let6Cl,! M Frankenberger Specker Knox P1e-rron Gtlden Sander Gheraramr Mathew Oppenhex Rayman Monroe Dewhlrt Iohnson Melton Towe Gro Exghty three I , , , . . I - ' - e T . . I 4 I ' I s A , U T I I O , 4 - . . 5 , . A Y - - - , , , - 1 , BALLET ' ,Q Y ,-H Q, , , A, so STILL HOPING CLJBAGK pyy by Thlngs d1dnt look too brlght for the Soldan Blewett Baseball Team thls year Almost an entrre tearn graduated last year and the squad was composed ot new boys work1ng together for the f1fSl tlme Wlth the only returnlng letter man B111 Mathews as captaln and the coach1ng chores turned over to Mr Clltte the team began practrce ln preparatlon for the league season After lostng the1r f1fSl two non league encoun ters to Mercy and McBr1de the Bengals cap tured the1r flrst vlctory agalnst Pr1nc1p1a 4 3 Thls game featured a 330 loot home run by second baseman Ron Slawskr to t1e the score Later the w1nn1ng run crossed the plate W1th the opennog ol the league season the Tlger Nlne absorbed a 9 U loss to Cleveland and then held the powerful Beaumont Blue Iackets to tour runs as they lost 4 U The squad took a beatmg at the hands of McK1nley 1n the1r next game lU 3 They have a crowded schedule ahead but the boys hope to fare better as the season progresses FIRST ROW Slqnorelll Pelker Yancey Herman Bowen Duke Flnk Karnfleld Lee Matthews Capt SECOND ROW MOTI Axelrod Radley Andrews Iohnsey Taylor Brooks McBrearty Gerescht Westmoreland Pavey THIRD HOW Holt Becker Prerron Grossman Rose-nbloom Poger Stanley Monroe Lewls Mgr FOURTH ROW Coach Chile Rayman Lahay Poulos Suthan Kemp Iohnson Culeclo Alva Slawskr Erghty four , . . 1 . . V' ' 1 1 - 1 1 . I - , ' . , . A 1 I ' - 1 ' - V-1- f' P 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 - - 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 - ' -1 . 1 ' .1 -. 1 r - As the first signs ot spring approached the Soldan Blewett Track Team under the direc tion of Coach Hatfleld began to practice and cond1t1on themselves for the coming season After seeing them compete in time trtals Coach Hatfield cut the squad of hard Working athletes to a workable size With the openlng of the track season 1ust around the corner the Tigers eagerly awalted their first meet lnclement weather caused the postponement of the early dual meets on the schedule but the Cinder men continued their Work outs While hoping for better weather conditlons At the close of the season the Bengals wtll compete with the other Public High League squads in what IS constdered the zenith of racmg the Field Day Track Meet Wlth sev eral returning lettermen the Tlgers have an excellent chance of maklng a fine name for themselves ON THE BALI.. flag FIRST ROW Mohrman R Meisenberg Pashos Bianchi Greenberg Barnes Mohrman D Suchart Manager SECOND ROW Ball McCormick Weber Harmon FOURTH ROW Asst Coach McEachron Mullen Wotawa Dewhirst Rothman Weiner Benkelman Gardner Wilson H Mayer Coach Hatfield Eighty tive Bach, Williams, Siegel,'Managhan, Mahan, Smith, Burton, Hitt. THIRD ROW: Wilson, Shannon, Darrow, Spence, Becker Erghty s1x After a two year lapse the Soldan Blewett Golf Team was newly orgamzed under the capable leadershlp of Mr Plag The team entered the Pubhc Hrgh School League and 1n the l95O season proceeded to W1n the champlonshlp ln the th1rty srx hole tournament A serles of matches outslde the league was scheduled IH wh1ch Soldan Blewett drd well Near the close of the season the team entered the Drstnct I-hgh School tournament and placed fltth 1n the clty under Sllll cornpet1t1on The Colt Team 1S gettmg ready for thls year s tournaments and the chances look very good The whole team 1S returnlng for another season The followrng boys recelved letters Dlck Ros enthal Captaln lack Parnell Paul Gallant B111 Mathews Sheldon Baron and Stuart Kaufman FIRST ROW Sax Parnell Rosenthal Gallant SECOND ROW Kaufman Mathews Baron Mr Plag . , A,tI. 'A - I - I A Vs' , ' . , . . . I I I I I I I I - 0 , . . W ,, The Soldan Blewett Tennts Team under the able superv1s1or1 of Mr Plag entered the league w1th but two returrung lettermen Stanley Gold stem and Mlke Levm The netmen opened thetr season by shadlng a flghtlng Southwest squad 3 2 and followed thts w1n by crush1ng Cleveland 5 U Central bowed 5 U and Roosevelt fell 1n l1ne by absorb mg a 3 2 loss The next three matches were played after postponements due to heavy ram The T1ger squad trounced McK1n1ey 5 U and then defeated Hadley by the same score Beau mont was the only team able to put the brakes on us and pushed the Tlger netmen out of flrst place by wtnmng 4 l Soldan Blewett f1n 1shed ln second place wlth a mark of 27 wms and 8 losses f1rst smgles hm Westmoreland second slngles M1ke Levtn th1rd smgles Ron Harmon and Van Westfall f1rst doubles and Dave Mahan and Sanford Astor second doubles The alternates were Larry Rubm s1ng1es and B111 Tragos and Don Robb doubles All the members of the regular team recetved letters for the fine showtng they made FIRST ROW Astor Levm Westmoreland Golds em Westfall SECOND ROW Mr Plag Tragos Robb Harmon Mahan Rubm enntd The team was composed of: Stanley Goldstein, Q . , . SOMETHINGS PISHY LU I'I'll'l'llI'lg The Soldan Blewett Swtmmtng Team coached oy Mr Ray Clttte started thts season wtth only three lettermen returntng from the past sea on Tney were I fvrn Sorktn Gene Pollten and Co Captatn Leo Pashos The team showed great enthustasm but la lc ot sufhctent prac ttce and tnexpenence proved too great tor the twenty boys that ftntshed the season Thts w1ll be remedted next year by the contracttng ot addtttonal days of practtce at the YMHA F35 The boys were completely outclassed rn he dual meets but showed fatrly good strength tn the Relay Carntval held at Washtngton Unr verstty A second place tn the 300 yard Medley Relay and a thrrd place tn the 600 yard Ind1 vtdual Medley Relay made up the potnts for the Tlgers The most surprtstng prospects of the season were Btll I-I1te who was second tn polnt scortng and who should be the stalwart of next year s e-am backstrokers Wayne Stevens and Bernte Stegel Bob Tamm swtrnmtng the mlddle d1s tances and Dtck Ftsher who dtd the d1v1ng Captatn L o Pashos letterlng for h1s fourth year won htgh ootnt honors and placed hftln tn the breaststroke even 1n the State Meet for the Bengal s only aualttter FIRST ROW Bulger lvfagmn Ftsh r Schaap Mlgdall SECOND ROW I-hte Bal Buckley Wtl o Levme Rothman THIRD ROW Poger Tammn Km ade Pasho Capt St ve Stegel Sorktn Mr Cllffe Coach Erghty etght - ' 1 A , . . . -b . 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The Soldan Blewett Gym Team under the watchful eye of Coach Plag has shown very encourag1ng slgns of a champ1onsh1p team th1s year The Bengals have won all of the1r three dual meets beatmg Beaumont tw1ce by the scores of 2l3 203 and 375 361 and Hadley once 292 282 The team was very hopeful when pract1ce started early rn October havlng elght return mg lettermen who were B111 Ballard Ed Indell cato Tom Iones Dave Londe Darrell Long Wally Orsech Bob Ruesmg and Ken Stone The frrst meet of the year was the North Slde YMCA Invltatlonal Meet The Trgers made a flne showmg placlng th1rd only a few pomts behmd frrst place Beaumont The team lmproved as the year rolled on and the T1gers were at lull strength by the t1me of the C1ty Gymnast1c Meet They have excellent opportunmes to dlsplay the1r skllls by the1r part1c1pat1on rn th1s meet and also the Ozark A A U Meet FLYING ED gin eflln Ballard Fy Cejudo Alva Montelth Iones lndellcato Reusmg, Cohen Brooks Eclcmss Solomon Stone Long Londe Eighty-nine gum PYRAMID The Girls' Athletic Associaion is the principal sports' organization for girls at Soldan-Blewett. The club teaches co-operation, good sports- manship, co-ordination, an appreciation of sports, and provides one afternoon each Week of good Wholesome fun for active girls, G.A.A. members earn letters by a point sys- tem. Five hundred points earns a small letter and a large letter is received after 1,000 points have been acquired. Members can earn points toward their letters by placing in the various competitive tests and by participating in the many tournaments held each term, The high- est honor the organization bestows is a gold GA A pin To receive one a girl must be an active member a full year after she earns her large letter must pass a physical examination and must be a good citizen ol the school During the fall term volleyball 1S the main activity Basketball prevails through the win ter and the girls challenge spring lever by holding softball tournaments Table tennis badminton and aerial darts are played throughout the year FIRST ROW Dorlman Sita Katz Bassler Greene Walls Enloe Sherman Markwardt Tanner Hoerr SECOND ROW Glover Iohnson Meyer Welch Williams Roberts E Wood Fetsch Gordon Woods Shahnazarian Roberts M THIRD ROW Rothman Isselhardt Hills Kirk Gannon Littmann Moore Schendel Browne Harris Gibbon Schneider Zausch FOURTH ROW Mercer Duncan Greer Payeur Swatek Kloske Dennis Melton Weeke Glover Krohn OO La- lun.. ML- Ninety G vm' g ,4 ,4 ,4..,,.,.,i FALL TERM LARGE LETTER Maxine Dorey Anita Dorfman Ieanette Enloe Rachel Greene Linda Greer Nina Sita SMALL LETTER Sybil Cain Georgia Fetsch Celeste Gordon Helen Hoerr Ermalynn Kirk Bonnie Morgan Peggy Payeur Esther Rothman Catherine Stoops lean Swatek lean Weeke Pat Layton Marilyn Littman Bonita Wood SMALL LETTER Betty Woods SPRING TERM PIN Dolores Markwardt LARGE LETTER Clara Bennett Nancy Gibbon Ruthene Bergman Mathilda Weeke Ioan Welch REACHING FOR GREAT HEIGHTS Rosa Byerly Marjorie Davis Betty Duncan lean Frederick Betty Hawkins Ann Klasing Miriam Lipkind Lorraine Littman Violet McClary Carol Richard Ann Sherman gi,4,4. FIRST ROW: Millerbaugh, Dawson, McDermott, Miller, Hawkins, Schear, Farb, Sita, Greer, Williams, Main. SECOND ROW Kunitz Eddington, Frederick, Padratzik, Taylor, Davis, Lipkind, Littmann, Dobbs, Sher, Ingber. THIRD ROW: Iones, Kirk, Simner Thomas Yakubowski, Kessler, Newton, Herron, McClary, Byelry, Fairbank, Boyles. FOURTH ROW: Cole, Smith, Stanlill Morgan Stoops, Rickard, Cain, Hoffman, Weisman, Ziglin, Lipton, Lasky, Patterson. Ninety-one ...f......... The Gym Club was started ln 1913 by Dr Otto Koenlg wlth the motto A strong m1nd rn a strong body It was taken over by Mr Plag 1n 1939 after Dr Koenrg s death The club has enjoyed contmued success throughout 1ts ex rstence The purpose of the club IS to develop 1ts mem -L bers physlcally and to choose the best from I these boys to represent the school ln the var1 ous dual meets and the Interscholastlc and Ozark A A U Meets The boys work out on the hor1zontal bar parallel bars mats s1de horse long horse and nngs I 5-5 Unhke other sports gymnasttcs IS practlced the year round The members work out every MUSCLES mormng and occasxonally after school Some ot them pract1ce a few nlghts a Week at the Y M C A also OFFICERS Presmdent Kenneth Stone m H y 5 f V1ce Prestdent Dave Londe Secretary Wally Orsech Sergeants at Arms Ed Indelrcato and Darrell Long FIRST ROW Morgan McCorm1ck Tolxver Londe Long Eckrrs Brockman Ntcozrsrn Wrllrams SECOND ROW Brooks Wrentge Burton Indel1c1to Ruesmg Cohen Pappademos Monterth Glass Mr Plag THIRD ROW Chlldress Fry Solomon Ballard Ceyudo Alva Gerecht S1egel Iones Evans Stone Nmety two ll+-t.Vl'l F' J I a u I LJ I A t M I 1-11111111 ' F 1 . 1 Cu Q V jjj Beh1nd the scenes of almost every athletrc event IS a group ot students who a1d m promotmg school Splfll The cheerleaders put much tlme mto the practrce ot old and new cheers T cheer the team on to vlctory IS thelr goal but regardless of the outcome the cheerleaders are always there to lead the crowd m sprrrted yells At the beglrmlng of the new term last Septem ber several new members were added to the squad The new recru1ts together wlth the three return1ng members have done a fme and outstand1ng Job on the held and court The regular members ot the l95U 1951 squad were She11a Kahsh Captam Byna Averbuch Ioanne Fletcher Betty Galansky Donna Iohn son Reva Katz B111 Tragos and Ierry Truplano The alternates were Ianlce Cooper Bonme Morgan Marlan Pasalqua and Marvm P1Ck9I CL eel' can ef!! 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