Soldan High School - Scrip Yearbook (St Louis, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1946 volume:

PUBLISHED BY THE STUDENTS UNDER DIRECTION OF THE FACULTY : FRANK LOUIS SOLDAN HIGH SCHOOL: SAINT LOUIS : VOLUME FORTY-NINE : NUMBER ONE : JUNE 1946 : f V N H if Qjfjjfjf OV af fx 'J V I H n f 7j7f FAEIJLTY EENIURE IJREANIZATIUNEL ATHLETICS FE ATURE5 l-lwe golden Nlotliersl Club OFFICERS . Mrs. Fred J. Statler, President . Mrs. L. Towerman, First Vice President . Mrs. Elmore Putney, Second Vice President , Mrs. Robert Bussey, Recording Secretary . Mrs. J. Eric Carlson, Corresponding Secretary . Mrs. Herman Meyer, Treasurer. CCMMITTEE CHAIRMEN . Mrs. Hampton Adams, Hospitality . Mrs. J. B. Glover, Better Films . Mrs. L. Foersterling, Financial . Mrs. Edward Stillman, Publicity . Mrs. A. J. Boeckman, Child Conservation . Mrs. F. Krohn, Service Club for the Blind. SENIOR MCTHERS . Mrs. Lewis Roodman . Mrs. Morris Toybes. FACULTY MEMBER . Miss Blanche Higgins. THE SCRIP SU. Herbert P. Stellwaggen Principal fVlr. Stellwagenls Message DEAR SOLDAN Boys AND GIRLS: How great is our privilege of living and working with you! You are so important in what you may be and may do for human betterment and human progress that joy is ours in the hope that we may be helpful to you on your way to the accomplishment of the glory that may be yours. Meeting you in individual conferences, in various groups, in the school assemf blies, we are overwhelmed by the thought of your splendid potentialities for right' eousness, for achievement, for usefulness. How earnestly, at all times, do we hope that your eyes may be opened to see the beauty and loveliness of noble character and of worthy living, and to catch the vision of the great dignity of splendid achievement in workmanship and of high usefulness to society that your life may be! How deeply do we want you to open your minds and think on these matters and to decide so to live! May you in your very souls decree to go ever and irrevocably onward and upward to the utmost peaks of glorious being and doing and serving! For such greatness and glory, careful, prayerful attention must be given to our attitudes as to ourselves and as to all others. We all remember the great words of Stephen Vincent Benet in his expression PRAYER. That statement is so adequate that we may well have part of it again before us. ts Yet most of all grant us brotherhood, not only for this day but for all our years-a brotherhood not of words but of acts and deeds. We are all of us children of earth-grant us that simple knowledge. If our brothers are oppressed, then we are oppressed. If they hun' ger, we hunger. If their freedom is taken away, our freedom is not secure. Grant us a common faith that man shall know bread and peace, that he shall know justice and righteousness, freedom, and security, an equal chance to do his best, not only in our own lands, but throughout the world. And in the faith let us march toward the clean world our hands can make. Amen. To keep moving towards the goal of highest worthiness and greatest usefulness in our lives, we need to be ever watchful of ourselves, ever rigidly in control of our' TI-IE SCRIP MGH, NINE TI-IE SCRIP selves. It is so very easy to put the insignificant and crude and unworthy in the place of rightness in merryfmaking, so easy to put selfishness where welfare of others should be our concern, so easy to let laziness and indifference displace zeal and high endeavor, so easy to forget to put first things first, so easy to lose the great vision! How impor- tant it is, therefore, that we keep ourselves ever in line, ever faithful to our worthiest selves, ever earnestly at work on the highest purposes of which we are capable, ever true to the glorious vision of living nobly and serving greatly! It's a matter of minute' byfminute vigilance and of dayfbyfday high effort. Will you join me in liking very much the lines of Samuel Ellsworth Kiser's TODAY? This day is mine-my own! The sun Looks o'er the world's red rim at meg The countless days before this one All dawned that this great day could be: The aeons that have passed were all Required to bring this glorious day To let my moving shadow fall Across the level way. 9 tv. The past-the long, long tapering past- But ope'd the way and cleared the scene For this day that has dawned at last! This greatest of all days! Between The dawn and night shall I but sway In idleness, or heartily Do something well to mark this day That I have lived to see? In this spirit, let us seek to use every day to take us forward in our growth in dignity and significance. Our earnest wish for you all, Soldan Boys and Girls, is that you become the men and women of the highest quality of which you are capable, so that your happiness and the general welfare may be served. We are proud of you, and we know that you can, if you will attend to it, move on and on up the heights of splendor of which we speak! We pray that you will devote yourselves earnestly and constantly to these beautiful ends! Sincerely yours, H. P. STELLWAGEN The Soldan Patrons, Association OFFICERS . Mr. J. Harry Pohlman, President . Mr. Joseph Wall, First Vice President . Mr. A. J. Krohn, Second Vice President . Mr. J. B. Glover, Secretary Mr. William H. Benert, Corresponding Secretary . Mr. Frank Waldman, Treasurer. T HE SOLDAN HIGH ScHooL PATRONS' ASSOCIATION is composed of the fathers and mothers of the students, and those who are interested in the welfare of Soldan High. It was primarily formed to assist the students and to cooperate with the faculty of the school. Each year entertainments are given by the Patrons' Association, and the proceeds are donated to the various school activities, and at each graduation a donation is made by the Association to the Library Scholarship Fund. The Soldan High School Patrons' Association is a branch of the St. Louis Public School Patrons' Alliance, and was founded over forty years ago by thirteen civicf minded men for the purpose of being of service to the children and to the public schools of St. Louis. This organization has grown and developed until today it has seventyfthree branch associations, all working for a common cause. The Patrons' Alliance was instrumental in establishing a scholarship at Washington University for deserving high school students. THE SCRIP TEN H. C. ZEIS Assistant Principal Herbert P. Stellwagen, Principal Grace Adams Ruth Beck Susan Cozrltas Nellie Cunningham Marie A. Ernst Margaret M. Amend A. B. Bender Louise W. Brown .fldalpli V. Baluka Imelda Carnzody James F. Cook Henry J. Free Rntll Beck The golden Faculty ADMINISTRATION ENGLISH Jessie W. Jefrey Helen Constance Koch Gertrude Lucas Charles R. Mann Francis F. Patrick Allie N. Rasrnusson HISTORY AND SOCIAL SCIENCE Plzilijv A. Gl'0l1L'lP1Cj'Uf A. J. Gmnmerslzeimer Joanna lil. Hoolan Marguerite Matt MATHEMATICS Nellie Judd Fred C. AICIEIICIIVOII Saidea Nelson ANCIENT LANGUAGES Nellie Cnnninglzam MODERN LANGUAGES H. C. Zeis, Assistant Principal Samuel Rosenkran: W'innie Timmons Elsie Ueberle Jlrs. Esther Vinson Grace V. Wilson David Reiss Helen T. Rowan Floyd D. Welch Susan Sherry Arnold won Lclisten Floyd D. Welch Ruth Zaclier David Reiss Jlrs. Ethel lVilson Florence Hazeltine Altima Raebcl Thorn Smith, Jr. Jlartin C. l'Vils0n .Vary Jann' Badino Lois Bugle Winnie Timmons ART Philip A. Gronemeyer SCIENCE Henry J. Free Leslie W. Lyon Margaret Kirkpatrick Etlwl L. llills Ralph A. Lenig Katherine Pfeifer Tl-IE SCRIP TWELVE Tl-IE SCRIP The golden Faculty Leigh Harris HOUSEHOLD ARTS Mary Jvfards MANUAL TRAINING-MECHANICAL DRAW I Adolph V. Baluka James F. Cook Louise W. Brown Mabel Easterbrook Fred C. NcEachron COMMERCIAL Alma Marine MUSIC Mary .lane Badino EDUCATIONAL COUNSELOR Blanclle C. Higgins Arthur I.. Gordon Ruth E. Craul B. Y. Glasxberg, M. D. Dorothy Caplan T H I R T E E N PHYSICAL EDUCATION, HEALTH, SAFETY A. H. Plag Charlotte Roos Arnold von Lehsten LIBRARIAN Ethel A. Glasser BOOKS AND SUPPLIES T. A. Crockett HYGIENE L. M. Laird OFFICE ASSISTANTS Bessie M. Carney LUNCH ROOM Mrs. Nell Adam.: Illarqaret Kirkfvatrick G N Harley E. Olson Mrs. Helen D. S. McDonald P. L. Stavseth R. D, Sorrells PV. R. Layer Ann O. Watt Harry R. White Mary A. McL0m1, M.D. Virginia Lydon Autographs W My fzfWWf Tl-IE SCRIP , fy wif my fu iw WWW v fJZ?5VM 5w MM THESCRIP Mwf Wwfj M bffg L U,,,fM R W3 6i XWQ F532 Q Z NB M- Q 3 A Q ,F FXR Vg! kk f in J' W? Q A X ww W2 COLORS: Red, White, Blue Class Song Words and Music by Aaron. Martin Kram We now must leave thee, Soldan, Dear school that is our owng We've cherished every moment, But still the years have flown. Though life lies bright before us, We look back with regretg The good thou'st done us, Soldan, We never will forget. Now with our hearts determined, Our highfschool days behind, We leave theeg for tomorrow Mttch greater goals we'll find. Thy hero sons return nowg They've won a glorious fight, That we, the Class of '46, May live In Freedonfs Light . SIXTEEN OFFICERS and SPONSORS Class ol January, 1946 HERMAN ROODMAN . . Senior President. TwofYear Scholarship Seal. Young Citizens' Board, '44-'46, Vice Chairman, '45, Chairman, '45, Activity Certificates, '44, '45. War Stamp and Bond Com., '43f'45, Activity Seals, '43, '44. Swimming Team, '43, '44. Math and Science Club, '44, '45. Senior Orchestra, '42, District Champs. Senior Band, '42, '43, District Champs. Marching Band, '42, '43, District Champs. Intramural Sports: Football, Champs, '43, '44, Softball, '43f'45, Champs, '45, Basket- ball, '43 45, Volleyball, '43f'45, Champs, '45. Class Day Show. SHIRLEY FEINSTEIN . . Senior Vice President. Young Citizens' Board, '44-'46, Secretary, '45. Agora, '42. War Stamp and Bond Com., '44, '45. Service Club, '44f'46. A Cappella, '45, '46, Chaminade, '45, '46. Dramatic Guild, '44 46. Agassiz, '43 46. Societas Latina, '44, Secretary. G.A.A., '42f'46, Small S, '44. Victory Corps, '43. SEVENTEEN WARREN GOODENOUGH . . Senior Treasurer. Har' vard Book Award, '45, TwofYear Scholarship Seal. Young Citizens' Board, '44f'46, Vice Chr., '45, Certificate. Stamp and Bond Com., '45. Tennis Team, '45, Letter. Scrippage, '45, Sports Editor. A Cappella, '42f'46, V. Pres., '44, '45, New Moon, Katinka, Naughty Marietta fGovernorj, Band Shows, '42f'45, KFUO Show, '44, M.S.T.A., '43, District Champs, '43. Glee Club, '45, Officer. KMOX School of the Air, Chr., '45. Intramural Softball, '44, '45, Champs, '45. Class Day Show. LILLIAN VODA . , Senior Secretary. Scrippage, Editor, '45, Assistant Editor, Cub Issue. Service Club, '42f'46, Chairman, '44. Cadettes, Chaminade, '42f'44, Katinka. Stamp and Bond Committee, '45, Certificate of Merit. Two' Year Scholarship Seal. Class Day Show. Victory Corps. MR. HARLEY E. OLSON . . SPONSOR. MISS ALVINA RAEBEL . . SPONSOR. HYMAN EISENBERG . , A Cappella, '43, Ring and Motto Com. Intramural Sports: Basketball, '42f'44g Volley' ball. '44: Baseball, '43f'47g Football, '43, '44, Soccer, '43' '47, VIANICE DELHOUGNE . , A Cappella, '43f'46, Act. Seal, '46, Chaminade, '433461 Sec., '47, Pres., '47, Cadettes, '42, New Moon: Katinka: Naughty Marietta. KFUO, KSD Broadcasts. G,A.A., '42f'47g Small S, '44, Service Club, '47, Chr., Flower Com. Ring Com. Class Show, MARY BERLINER , . Chaminade, '42-'46g Katinka: Naughty Marietta, Beaumont Festival, '43, Ha Ivria, '47, '46, Pickering Club, '47. Cap and Gown Com. BERNARD PRATZEL. , Pickering Club, '44, Intramural Sports: Basketball, '42f'44g Football, '44, Baseball, '44, Banquet Com. Victory Corps, '42, BARNETT KLEARMAN . . Gym Club, '4Zf'47. Gym Team, '44, '47, Letterman, '47. Agora, '43, A Cappella, '47. Math and Science Club, '47, Social Com, Banquet Com. Cap and Gown Com. Victory Corps, '42, RUTH GOODSON . , Art Appreciation Club, '44 46. Cadettes, '42, '43, Banner Com. MARION FELDMAN . . Service Club, '42f'47, Pickering Club, '47, Agora, '47. Alumni Com. MILTON M. TOFLE , , Agassiz, '-13946. Pickering Club, '43f'46, Scrip Fee Com., Chr. Ring Com, Class Show. Intramural Sports: Football Champs, '44, Basketball, '42f '-16: Soccer, '42f'46. MONROE ZIMMERMAN . . Ha Ivria, '47. Pan Am. Club, '44, '47. Am. Hist. Club, '43, Victory Corps, '42, '43, Ring Com, Class Show. ROSE MARIE GALETTO . . Decorative Arts, '44, '47, Motto Committee. ARNOLD SCHRIER . , Dramatic Guild, '44, '47, Twelfth Night: The Bat, KMOX School of the Air Broadcast, '47. Intramural Sports: Softball, '43: Football, '43, Bowling Club, '43, jr. Red Cross Com., '44, Ha Ivria, '43, '44, Class Show, Ring Com. URSULA JUNE PORTER , , A Cappella, '43 46: Act. Seal, '46: Cadettes, '42: Chaminade, '42-'47: Katinkag Naughty Marietta: Pan Am. Rev., '42: KFUO, '44, '47. Kiel Aud., '44, '47, Sr. Typist. Bulletin Com. G,A,A., '43 47. EIGHTEEN ANNETTE BARR . . A Cappella, '45, Chaminade, 45, Caclettes, '44, Pickering Club, '45, Cap and Gown Com. EVERETT KLING . . Christmas Carol. Ir. Red Cross Com., Treas., '45, Agora, '42, Projectionist Club, '4-1. Football, '44, '45, Letter, '44, '45, Basketball, '45, Letter, '45, Swimming, '44, Golf, '43f'45g Capt., '45g Letter, '43, '44, Intramural Sports: Softball, Volleyball, Soccer. Co' Chr., Picture Com. BILL PANOS . . Freshman Football, '42, Young Citizens' Rep., '42, Intramural Basketball, '43, Gym Club, '43, Ring Com. Banquet Com. LEATRICE ARSHT . . Ring Com. Dramatic Guild, '45, '46, Scrip Typist, '45, Ha Ivria, '42f'46. Agora, '42, BETTY GILLERMAN . . G.A.A., '43f'45. Cadettes, '42, '43, Chaminade, '45, Pep Club, '44, '45, Ring Com. BOB MENDELSON . . Scrippage: Ed., Cub Issue, Asst. Ed., '45, Chr., Ring Com. TwofYear Scholarship Seal and Cert., '44, War Stamp and Bond Com., Cert., '45, Golf Team: District Tournament, '45, Intramural Sports: Soft' ball, '43f'45, Coach, '43g Basketball, '43f'45g Soccer, '42f '44g Football Champs, '43, '44, Nutrition Experiments, Cert., '43, '44, Agassiz, '43f'45. Mzitli and Science Club, '45, Service Club, '42-'44, Societas Latina, '44, SIMON ROSENBAUM . . Bowling Club, '42f'45. Ellsf worth Chap., Jr. Acad. Sc., '44, '45, Intramural Volleyball, '43, Banquet Com, Music Com. BETTY JEAN BELL . . Motto Com. School Bookkeeping, '45, '46, Service Club, '44, '45, Intermediate Band, '43, ROBERTA CROSON . , Cadettes, '43q M.S.T.A., '44, '45, Chaminade, '43f'45: A Cappella, '43f'45g Katinkag Naughty Marietta: Marine Memorial Service, '45, KFUO, '44, '45, Bowling Club, '45. JERRY MARKS . . CofChr., Stamp and Bond Com. Base' ball Team, '44, '45. Pickering Club, '44, Intramural Sports: Basketball, '43, '44: Football, Champs, '43, '44: Baseball, '43: Soccer, '43, '44g Volleyball, Champs, '44, EDDIE SMITH . . Football, '43f'45g Letter, '44, '45, Bas' kctball, '43f'46g Letter, '45, '46, Baseball, '44, '45, Letter, '44, '45, Capt., '45, CofChr., Activity Card Com. Sports Editor, Scrippage, '45, Activity Seal, '45, Agora, '43, '44, Young Citizens' Rep., '41-'43, Intramural Sports: Softball, '42, '43g Ir. Champs, '43, Basketball, '43, Service Club, '42, '43, CONSTANCE RUTH BERGER . . Banquet Committee. NINETEEN JOSEPH HARRIS . , United States Navy. Fr, Football, '40, '41, Football, '43, Intramural Sports: Softball, '41f'-43: Basketball, '40, '41, THELMA LEE KAPP , , Chr., Ribbon Com, Ring Com, Cv,A,A,, '44, Pickering Club, '44, DOLORES BABCHICK , , Chr, Picture Com, School Bookkeeper, '45, Agora, '42, Scrip Typist, '45, Young Citizens' Rep., '43f'45, Red Cross Sewing, '43, Class Show. LESTER ZEFFREN , , Co'Chr,, Aluinni Committee. Song Committee, EUGENE GUTTIN , , Pan Am, Club, '44, Ha Ivria, '45, Am, History Club, '44, Cap and Gown Com, SYLVIA KAPLAN , . Caclettesz Naughty Marietta. Art Appreciation, '42, Ha Ivria, '43, '44. Pickering Club, '43f '45, Social Com, Music Com, MARILYN GREENSPAN , , Class Show, Mistress of Ceremonies. Music Com, Ring Com. Surgical Dressings Unit. Victory Corps, '42f'45. GEORGE ALLEN ACOSTA , , HARRISON HOWE , , Service Club, '45, Stamp and Bond Com., '44, '45, Football, '44, '45, Track, '43, '44, Class Show, Cap and Gown Com, Gym Club, BEVERLY FELDBERG . ,Ha Ivria, '43f'46, Service Club, '43f'46, Flower Com, BETTE RUTH SCISSORS , , Senior Social Committee, JOHN GILBERT , , In Service, TWENTY SYLVIA BAKER . . Social Com. Class Show. REGINA KUBERNICK , . G.A.A., '43f'45g Small S. Pic' ture Com. Class Show. HELEN FOSTER , . Cadettes, '42f'44: A Cappella, '45, '46, Naughty Marietta, KFUO, KSD Broadcasts, '45: Beau' mont Concert. Pickering Club, '44, Social Com, Banner Com, Class Show. MIRIAM AXELBAUM . . Scrippage, '45, Ed., Exchange Column, Sr. Adv. Rep. Cap and Gown Com, Banquet Com. Service Club, '43, '44, Ha Ivria, '44, '45, Pickering Club, '44, LILLIAN VODA , . Senior Secretary. HAZEL SCHLEMMER , , Ring Com, Motto Com, Ban' ner Com, Alumni Com, MARCELLA KLAVEN . , Service Club, '44, Ha lvria, '44, '45, Pickering Club, '44, '45, Banquet Com. Social Com. ' LA VERNE LEHR , . A Cappella, '43f'46g Cliaminadc, Cadettes, '42f'46q Katinkag Naughty Marietta. G,A,A., '42f '44, Societas Latina, '43, Ring Com. PAULA BROWN . . G,A.A,, '42f'45: Small S, Large S. Ha Ivria, '43, '44, Cadcttes, '42, '43, Agora, '43, Service Club, '43, '44, Victory Corps, '43, CleanfUp Parade, '43, '44, Broadcast, '44, Ring Com. Motto Com. Class Show, ESTHER CHAZEN , . Chr., Ribbon Com. Music Com. Service Club, '43f'46. G.A.A,, '42, '43, Ha lvria, '45, Victory Corps, '42, Agora, '-42. NANCY SCHUCART . . Cadettes, '43, '44, Cliaminadc, '44, '45g Katinkag Naughty Marietta. Young Citizens' Rep., '44, Am, Hist. Club, '44, '45, Social Com. Song Com, Victory Corps. BETTE DORIS LEVIN . . Ha lvria, '42 46. Cap and Gown Com. Pickering Club, '45, TWENTYfONE INGEBORG SCHOENFARBER . . Advisory Rep., '4'5. Ha lvria, '44, '45. Banquet Committee. MAE SEIGEL . . A Cappella, '44f'46g Cadettes, '42, '43, Chaminade, '44f'46: Katinka: Naughty Marietta: Act. Seal, '46, Pan Am. Rev., '42, KFUO, '44, '4-5. G.A.A., '42 45g Small S, '43, Large S, Mo. M., '45. Decorative Arts, '42' '45g Sec., '43, V, Pres., '44, Pres., '44g Treas,, '45'g Act. Seal, '4'i. Service Club, '42f'46, Ring Com. Art Club, '45. Chr., lvlotto Com. EVELYN THELMA KRAMER . . Social Com. Banner Com. Agora, '42f'45. Ellsworth jr. Acad. Sc., '44, '45'. G.A.A., '45. Red Cross Adv. Rep. Victory Corps, '42. Ha Ivria, '42, THELMA WINESUEF . . Ring Coin. Music Com. Class Show. Chaminade, '43f'46g A Cappella, '45, '46, Beaumont Concert, '44, New Moon, Katinka, Naughty Marietta. SHIRLEY GELB . . Social Com. Banquet Com. Banner Com. Class Show. Ha Ivria, '44, '45, GERALDINE KCRENFELD , . Finance Com. Music Com. Ribbon Com. Service Club, '45'. Victory Corps, '42. PEGGY JENSEN . . A Cappella, '43f'46g Cadettes, '42, Chaminade, '43f'46g Libr., '45, '46: Act. Seal, '46: Katinkag Naughty Marietta. Dramatic Guild, '42f'45: Twelfth Night fViolaJ: Christmas Play, '44: Treas., '44. G.A.A., '42f'4'5g Small S, '44: Large S, Mo. M., '47. RussianfChinese War Relief, Chr., '43f'46. Tip, Tap, Toe, '45, '46, Sec.fTreas. Chr., Act. Card Com. Song Corn. Class Show. CLARICE GOLDSTEIN . . Ha lvria, '44f'46. Victory Corps, '42. Agora, '44, Class Show. Co-Chr., Cap and Gown Com. Banquet Com. MARTHA SEIDEL . . Service Club, '44, '45. Adv. Rep. Cap and Gown Com. HAZEL PRUSS . . Social Committee. Ring Committee. BERTHA GUBERNIK . . Cadettes, '42: Cliaminade, '43' '46: A Cappella, '43f'46g Broadcasts, '44, '45g Red Cross Show, '43, '44g Katinkag Naughty Marietta. Pickering Club, '46: Sec. Ha Ivria, '44 46. Victory Corps, '42. Service Club, '45, '46. Cap and Gown Com. Class Show. SHIRLEY FEINSTEIN . . Senior Vice President. TWENTY TWO ESTELLE GOLDSTEIN . . Surgical Dressings Unit. C.A. A., Small S. Ribbon Com. PAUL DOBINSKY . . Inter. Band, '42, '43: Sr. Band, '44, '45. Twirler, Marching Band, '42f'45, Drum Major, '45, Marching Champs, '42, '43, Paracles, '42f'46, Ha Ivria, '44. Social Com. Alumni Com. HUGO F. SCHUEREN . . In Service. MATILDA HEISLER . . Cadettes, '42, '43: Chaminade, '43-'45, A Cappella, '44f'46g KFUO, KSD Broadcasts, '45. Ha Ivria, '44. Agora, '44. Picture Com. Ribbon Com. Banquet Com. JOANN HOELL . , A Cappella, '43f'46: Sec., '44, '45: Libr., '45, Act, Seal, '46, Chaminacle, '43f'46g V. Pres., '45: Act. Seal, '46, Cadettes, '42, '43, G.A,A., Small S, '45: Large S: Mo. M, '45. War Stamp and Bond Com., '44f'46: Act. Seal, '44, '45. Young Citizens' Rep., '44, Chr., Class Show. Katinka, Naughty Marietta. KFUO, '44, '45: Teachers' Conv., '44, '45. LEONARD BEITCH . , Bowling Club, '43f'46, Orch., '42, '43: Band, '44. Service Club, '44. Chess Club, '42, Ban' quet Com, Ring Com. Picture Com. CARL WEBER . . Service Club, '45, Social Com. Co'Ch1'., Cap and Gown Com, lntramural Sports: Volleyball, '42: Softball, '42: Touch Football, '42. RUCHELLE HOFFMAN , . Scrip Staff, '45, Decorative Arts, '44, '45. Agora, '44. Ha Ivria, '42, jr, Orchestra, '42. Jr. A.W.V,S., '43, Surgical Dressings Unit, Ring Com. Cap and Gown Com. Class Show. BETTY JEAN HOUSER . . Young Citizens' Rep., '44. Bowling Club, '45. Agora, '45. Social Com. Alumni Com. Chr., Announcement Com. Flower Com. JEROME M. ADREON ., PHIL KELLER . , Track: Midget, '421 Jr., '43, Intramural Sports: Football, '43, Champs: Soccer, '43, '45. Class Day Show. Alumni Com. Picture Com. HELENE MANHEIMER . , Service Club, '43f'46g V. Pres., '45. Agassiz, '45: Program Chr.: Treas., '45. Math and Science Club, '45. Pep Club, '42, '43, TWENITYVFHREE IRVINC HARRIS , , Motto Committee. Alumni Com' mittee, LEONA ZEMLICK . , Ha lvria, '42, 43, Victory Corps, '42, Social Com. Banner Com, BERNICE TECKLIN , , Cadettes, '44, Chaniinade, '45, A Cappella, '45, Naughty Marietta , Bowling Club, '44, '45. CHARLES WAXMAN . , Bowling Club, '43, Gym Club, '42, Pickering Club, '45, '46, Librarian, '45, French Club, '45, Intramural Sports: Baseball, '45, Manager, Volleyball, '44, Basketball, '44, Soccer, '44, Football, '44, Referee, '45. Social Com, WALTER LEONG QWALLIE YIMJ , , ESTELLE RUBACK , . CofDesigner of Class Banner. Ca' dettcs, '43, New Moon, Chaminade, '45, Naughty Mari' etta, C,A.A,, '42f'45, Small S, Large S: Mo. M. Service Club, '43f'45, Decorative Arts, '42, Class Show. Banner Com. Social Com, Picture Com, DORCTHY L, MEYER . , Scrippage, '45, Feature Ed., '45, Ring Com. Finance Com, Service Club, '43f'45: Pres., '45, Agassiz, '43f'45, Sec., '44, '45: V. Pres., '45, Library Act, Seal, '44, Surgical Dressings Unit, '43, '44, Pep Club, '42, '43, Pickering Club, '45, j0E INDELICATO , , Camera Club, '43, Magic Club, '42, Dramatic Guild, '43 46: Pres., '45, V, Pres., '45, Pygf malion, Lambert Field Production: Twelfth Night fDuke Orsinoj: The Bat, Christmas Play, '44, '45, A Cappella, '44, '45, Naughty Marietta, Ir. Red Cross Com., '45, Young Citizens' Rep, Class Show. ROBERT BRAY , , ln Service VIVIAN PEREZ , , Agora Rep., '45, Scrippage, '45: Humor Ed, Service Club, '42f'45g Treas, '45, Chr., '44, '45. G,A,A,, '42f'45: Large S, '45, Small S, '43, Banquet Com, Class Show, Cap and Gown Com, Song Com, Deco' rative Arts, '42, '43, Victory Corps, '43, JEAN NYSTROM . , Art Appreciation, '45, Banner Com, Alumni Com, QSCAR COLDBERG , , Pickering Club, '43, '45: Pres., '44, '45, Activity Seal, '45, Chr., Scrip Fee Com, Music Com, Intramural Sports: Football, '42, '43, Baseball, '44, Volleyball, '43, '44, TWENTY FOUR ELOISE DAVIS . . Announcement Com. Cadettes, '42, '43, Pan Am. Day, '43g Music Festival, '43, JAMES C. NOONAN , . In Service. Band, '41, A Cap' pella, '4lf'43. Fr. Football, '40, New Moon, Stamp and Bond Com., '43, JULIUS FINKELSTEIN . . Chr., Banner Com. Place Card Com, Social Com, Class Show. Track, '44, '45, Intra' mural Sports: Football, '43, Volleyball, '43g Soccer, '43f'45, Ha Ivria, '44, '45. Victory Corps, '42, GOLDIE BECKER , , CofChr,, Alumni Com. War Stamp and Bond Com., '44f'46g Act. Seal, '45, Agassiz, '42f'45. Ir. Acad, Sc. Victory Corps, '43, Service Club, '42 44, Class Show. ROSELIND BECKER . , Ha Ivria, '44, '45. Ring Com' mittee. MARTIN MILLNER . , Fr. Football, '42, Football, '43f '45, Letter, '45, Track, '43-'45, Swimming, '44, Fr. Bas' ketball, '42, Intramural Sports: Soccer, '42f'45g Softball, '42f'45, Champs, '45, Volleyball, '42f'44. Class Show. Chr., Banquet Com, Social Com. Ribbon Com, Glee Club. Ha Ivria. RALPH TREIMAN . . Swimming Team, '44f'46. Societas Latina, '43, Fleur de Lis, '45, Pres., '45, Ribbon Com. JOAN BRONSTEIN . . Ha Ivria, '42f'46. Social Com' mittee. ARLENE FISCHMAN , . Red Cross Com., '44f'46. Class Show, Music Com. Ring Com. Social Com. Cadettes, '44, Chaminadc, '45, Naughty lviarietta, A Cappella, '45. Draf matic Guild, '45, '46, Pan Am. Club, '43, '44, Victory Corps, '42, '43, HOWARD STANLEY PEARLSTONE . , GEORGE SHULMAN . . Social Committee. Pickering, '45. HELEN MAE GERSHON . . TWENTYfFIVE HAROLD ZABRACK . . Chr., Music Com. Orchestra, '42f'46: Broadcasts, KMOX, KFUO: Katinka, Naughty Marietta, Symphony Contest Winner, '43, '44: Soloist, St. Louis Symphony Orch., '44, Memorial Day Soloist, '44: Solosist, War Dads' Conv., '45, A Cappella Accompanist. Class Show. FRIEDA PULTMAN . . Art Appreciation, '44. Ha Ivria, '43f'45, Sec., '43f'45, Act. Seal, '45. Pickering, '43f'45: Treas., '45: Act. Seal, '45. Service Club, '45. Class Show. Social Com. Cap and Gown Com. Banner Com. Victory Corps, '4Z. THEO MEYER . . Art Appreciation, '42f'46: Pres., V. Pres., Sec.-Treas., Act. Seal, '45. Service Club, '44, '45. G.A.A., '42f'46. Banner Com. Banquet Com, Victory Corps. Two Scholastic Art Awards, '44f'45. HERMAN ROODMAN . . Senior President. WARREN GOODENOUGH . . Senior Treasurer. NONA MELLMAN . . Ellsworth Ir. Acad. Sc., '44, '45, Program Com., '45. Pep Club, '42f'46. jr. A.W.V.S., '43, '44, Two Service Stripes. Pickering Club, '43, '44. Victory Corps, '43. Cap and Gown Com. LAURA YANNUTZ . . Motto Committee. MARVIN KAUFMAN . . Two-Year Scholarship Seal. Young Citizens' Board, '45, Cert., '45. Stamp and Bond Com., Chr., '45, Cert., '45, '46. Young Citizens' Rep., '45. Tennis Team, '43f'45, City Champs, '44, Letter, '44, '45, Capt., '45, Doubles Champs, '44. Track, '4-3945, Letter, '44. Intramural Sports: Touch Football, '42, Champs, '43, '44: Volleyball, '44, Champs, '45, Baseball, '43f'45, Champs, '45, CofChr., Finance Com. Cap and Gown Com. Ring Com. AARON M. KRAM . . Composer, Class Song. Class Show. Cap and Gown Com. Bowling Club, '42 45, Capt., '43-'45, Pres., '45. A Cappella, '44, '45, Naughty Marietta, KFUO Broadcasts, '44, '45, Marine Mothers' Program, '45. Draf matic Guild, '45, '46. Pan Am. Club, '44, Treas. Intraf mural Touch Football, '45, Coach, '45, Champs, '45. EILEEN BAUM . . Decorative Arts, '43, '44. Bowling Club, '44, '45. Surgical Dressings Unit, '44. Banquet Com. Music Com. Announcement Com. JACQUELINE KOLODNY . . Young Citizens' Rep., '43, '44. Cadettes, '42f'44, Chaminade, '44, '45, Katinka: Naughty Marietta. Dramatic Guild, '43, '44. Victory Corps, '43, Red Cross Sewing, '43. Social Com. Com' mencement Speech. GENE WINTER . . CofChr., Social Com. Service Club, '42f'44. I-Ia Ivria, '44, '45. Agora, '43. Intramural Sports: Football, '42f'44, Champs, '43, '44: Baseball, '42f'45 Champs, '44, '45, Basketball, '43, '44, Champs, '44, Volleyf hall, '42f'44, Champs, '45. Class Show. TWENTY SIX SHERLEE WISEMAN , , Cap and Gown Committee. PATRICK MALONE , . Marching Band, '42f'45: Inter. Band, '42, Sr, Band, '43f'45. Class Show, Motto Com, HARVEY MIZES . , Football, '44, '45, Letter, '45, Music Com, Banquet Coin, Picture Com, Class Show, Cap and Gown Com. Pan Am. Club, '45, Dramatic Guild, '45, Service Club, '45, A Cappella, '45, Broadcast, '45, Agora, '43, '44, Intramural Sports: Football, 42, Soccer, '42, Volleyball Champs, '45, Softball, '45, SARA LEE RUBACK , , G,A.A,, '42f'45, Service Club, '45, Chaminade, '45, Decorative Arts, '42, Banner Com, Music Com, Picture Com, Class Show, CofDesigner of Class Banner, ' ALITA ZEVE , , Agora, '43, Cadettes, '44, '45, Chami' nade, '45, Jr, A,W,V,S,, '43, '44, Pres, Ring Com, Social Com, NORMAN KOZEK , , Projectionist Club, '44, '45, Fr, Football, '43, Football, '44, '45, Letter, '45, Intramural Sports, '42f'44, Basketball Champs, '44, Track, '43, '44, A Cappella, '45, Banquet Com, Picture Com, Cap and Gown Com, MORTON LAZAROFF . , Ha Ivria, '44, '45, Bowling Club, '43, '44, Social Com, Ring Com, Music Com, LILLIAN SCHACHTER , , Ha Ivria, '44, '45, Ellsworth Jr. Acad, Sc., '44, '45, Surgical Dressings Unit, '44, Pep Club, '44, A,W,V.S,, '43, Bowling Club, '45, Flower Com. Picture Com. DOROTHY WHITTEMORE , , A Cappella, '44f'46g Chaminade, '44-'46, Cadettes, '42, '43, Katinkag Naughty Marietta: Act, Seal, '46, Pan Am. Rev., '42, KFUO, '44, '45, G.A.A,, '42f'46g Small S, '43, Large S, Mo, M, '46, Advisory Rep, '45, Chr., Bulletin Com, Sr, Typist, Ban' ner Com, Dancing Club, '46, AL GOLDMAN , , Fr, Football, '42, Football, '44, '45g Letterman, '44, '45: Hon, Mention, GlobefDcmocrat, '45, AllfCity Team, Intramural Soccer, '43, '45, CofCl'xr,, Place Card and Publicity Com, Banner Com, Ring Com, Class Show, Victory Corps, ' MILTON STEBELMAN , . Track, '43, Intramural Bas' lcetball, '44, Ir. Acad, Sc., '44, '45, Act, Seal, '45, Art Appreciation Club, '45, Pres., '45, Motto Coin, Banner Com, CORENE WELCH , , Fleur de Lis, '45, Banquet Com. Ribbon Com, TWENTYfSEVEN CORINNE SHEAR , . Service Club, '44, '45, Chr., '47 Ellsworth Jr, Acad. Sc., '44. G.A.A., '44, '45, Social Com. Mizsic Com. Picture Com. Red Cross Adv. Rep. Agora '42 44. s ESTHER VLASSOS . . Chaminade, '43f'45g A Cappella '45, Naughty Marietta, Katinka. Bowling Club, '45. a MARILYN JOHNSEY . . A Cappella, '44, '45'g Chamif nade, '44, '47, Cadettes, '43. Service Club, '43. Red Cross, '43. Flower Com. Finance Com. KFUC Broadcast, '44g KSD, '45. BERTHA MAE BARG . . Pickering Club, '44, '45. Hn Ivria, '44, '45, Ring Com. Banner Com. TWENTYfEIGHT TWENTYfNINE DANIEL AVERBUCH . . In Service. PAUL R. BOZWELL . . In Service. JOE R. COFFMAN . . In Service. CHARLES R. COLEMAN . . In Service. SAMUEL JOHN COPPLE . . In Service. FREDERICK L. CORNWELL . . In Service ROBERT L. ELLIS . . In Service. WALLACE RICHARD EYL . . In Service. A HERBERT ALLEN GOFFSTEIN . . In Service. GILBERT GOLDMAN . . In Service, MCREE GREEN . . In Service. RAYMOND E. HEDSTROM . . In Service. IRVING KAHAN . . In Service. ALFRED BERNARD KELLER . . BENJAMIN KESSLER . . In Service. DONALD H. KING . . In Service. LURY KIZER . . In Service. ELMER LOUIS KRETZER . . GEORGE A. LAMAR . . In Service. NORMAN G. LANCASTER . . In Service. DWIGHT F. LOUGHLIN . . In Service. VICTOR MASHBEIN . . In Service. SIDNEY LEO MCDONOUGH . . In Service. JACK LEE MGDOWELL . . In Service. SIGMUND MERSCHEN . . In Service. MORRIS MOSS . . In Service. JACK A. PEARSON , . In Service. GEORGE O. PHILLIPS, JR. . . In Service. RALPH COTTER RINGWALD . . In Service. EDWARD P. ROCCA . . In Service. ROBERT ROSENFELD . . In Service MEYER RUDIN . . In Service. JOHN L. SCHULZ . . In Service. HERBERT E. SEIFERTH . . In Service. ALVIN FRANCIS STEIDEMANN . . In Service. WALTER STROMBERG . . In Service. A JOE S. TACHMAN . . In Service. SIDNEY TONOPOLSKY . . In Service. GEORGE GORDON VEN JOHN . . In Service EUGENE R. WAID . . In Service. DOUGLAS JAMES WHITE . . In Service. FRANCIS MARION WILLIAMS . . In Service. LAWRENCE WINKLER . . Fr. Football, '42. Football, '42 45g Letter, '43f'45'. Gym Club, '41f'44. Gym Team, '42 44g Letter, '42, '44. Basketball, '44, '45. Track, '43 '44. Intramural Sports: Basketball, Soccer, Volleyball, Soft' ball. Co'Chr., Sr. Stamp and Bond Com. Tl-IE SCRIP Ok Vxforclx COLORS: Wliite, Blue, 'Yellow Glass Song by Meredith Lee Hurilerg Milsic by jerry Now in parting we pledge you, Soldan, That your motto welll e'er hold high, As we go forth to meet our challenge, For truth and honor will be our cry. Il will help us to build a future In which good and right prevail, It will lead us toward peace forever, And in this quest we cannot fail. Alma Mater, the days we Ue xpertt here Will in memry forever glow, And the teachings you have imparted Will inspire us whereer we go. Canis On our goal then 'AWe Hold The Future , Witli firm purpose our eyes we hx. May success crowii each worthy effort Of the june Class of '-16. pro- THIRTY OFFICERS and SPONSORS I Q S 4 , .. lffxwp. Class ol June, 'IQ46 ROBERT CHARLES STATLER . . Senior President. Harvard Book Award, '45. Young Citizens' Board, '44f'46, Chairman, '45, Activity Seal, '45, '46. KMOX Milefo'- Dimes, '46. Dramatic Guild, '45, '46, President, '46, Vice President, '45: SergeantfatfArms, '45, The Bat, A Cap' pella, '44f'46, Katinka, KFUO, '44. Sr. Band, '43, '44, Int. Band, '42, Concert Champs, '43. Service Club, '43, 44. Projectionist Service Club, '45. Victory Corps, '42, '43, Brotherhood Week Panel, '46, Class Show. ESTELLE TOYBES . . Senior Vice President. Chr., Social Com. Young Citizens' Board, '44 46: Sec., '45, Seals, '45, '46. War Stamp and Bond Com., '44. R.C. Com., '44, '45, Sec.-Treas., '44, Letter, '45. TwofYear Scholarship Seal, '44. Scrippage, '45, '46, Cub Issue, Exchange Ed., Variety Ed., '46. Service Club, '45, '46, Agora, '44. Mo. Const. Essay Contest, '44. Dramatic Guild, '42f'46, Sec., '44, Treas., '45, Incognito, Pgymalion. Cadettes, '45, Seem Treas., '45. Sr. Cham., '46, Noche de Canto, '46. V. Corps, '42, '43, R.C. Sewing, '42, Ha lvria, '44: Pres., Pan Am, Club, '44: Sec., '44. TeenfAge Rep., '46. Class Show. THIRTYfONE JOHN MOTHERWAY . . Senior Treasurer. Football, '43f '45, Letter, '44, '45, AllfCity lst Team, Post-Dispatch, Allf City 2nd Team, Sta1f'Times and GlobefDemocrat, Honor' able Mention, Quarterbacks Club, All f District Team, Honorable Mention, AllfDistrict Team, GlobefDemocrat and Starffivnes. Basketball, '42f'45, Letter, '43f'45, Honf orable Mention, Post-Dispatch AllfCity Team, '43, '44, Normandy Champs, '42, Baseball, '43f'46, Letter, '45, '46. Swimming Team, '46, Letter, '46, Fr. Football, '42, Teen' Town Rep., '46. DOROTHY MAE KREYLING . . Senior Secretary. Two- Year Scholarship Seal, Stamp and Bond Committee, '44f '46, Chairman, '45, Activity Seal, '45. Decorative Arts Club, '42f'46, President, '45, Vice President, '45, Secretary, '44, Treasurer, '43, Activity Seal. Young Citizens' Advif sory Representative, '43, Cadettes, '43, Chaminade, '43, G.A.A., '42, '43, Victory Corps. Westinghouse Science Test, Class Show. MR. HARLEY E. OLSON . . SPONSOR. MISS RUTH ZACHER . . SPONSOR. Autographs Tl-IE SCRIP RUTH HELENE ADAMS . . Chr., Color Com, Orch., '42f'44, Concert Master, '44, AllfCity Orch., '43, New Moon, Katinka, Naughty Marietta, Twelfth Night. Latin Club, '43, '44, Decorative Arts, '43f'45. French Club, '45, MILDRED BLUM , . Service Club. Banner Committee. BOBBIE AUSTIN . . Agora, '45, G.A,A., '42, '45, Pep Club. CHARLOTTE BOODNICK . . Decorative Arts, '42 46. Victory Corps, '42, Cap and Gown Com. A.W.V.S., '43. KAY BRETSNIDER . . MARIAN BRONSON . . JEAN CHUVER , , Chr., Place Cards. Young Citizens' Board, '46: Young Citizens' Rep., '45, Dramatic Guild, '44f'46, Twelfth Night. Art Club, '42, '43, Hon. Mention, Scholastic Art Award, '45, Scrippage, '45, '46, Exchange Ed., '46. G.A.A., '42 45: Small S, Large S, Mo. M. Dancf ing, '45, '46, V. Pres., '46. jr. Cham., '42, '43, Sr. Cham., '43f'46, Sec., '45, Pres., '46, A Cappella, '43 46, Libr., Katinka, Naughty Marietta, KFUO. ROSE COPILEVITZ . . Social Com. Agora, V. Chr., '46. Scrip Staff, '46. Ha Ivria, '44, Jr. Cham., '43, '44, Beau' mont Festival, '43, Katinka, '44, Service Club, '45, G.A,A., '42f'46g Small S, '44, Large S, '45, Mo. M, '45, BERNICE COVITZ . . Banner Com. Red Cross Art, '43, Scrip Artist, '44, Cadettes, '42, Pan American Show, '42, Victory Corps, '43, BETTY GILLMAN . . GLORIA HAGERTY . . Cap and Gown Com. V. Corps, '42, '43, A.W.V,S., '43, Future Home Makers, '46, EILEEN GROSSMAN . . Picture Corn., Chr. Ir, Red Cross Com., '44f'46, Sec., '45, Service Club, '45, '46. Pan Am. Club, '44, Agora, '44, Ha Ivria, '44, THIRTYfTHREE JUNE PEARL KOHNER . . Stamp and Bond Com., '44' '46, Activity Cert., '45, '46, Agassiz, '44-'46, Sec., '46. French Club, '45, '46. Agora, '44, '45. Service Club, '43 '44. A.W.V.S., '42, '43. Ha Ivria, '44. Banquet Com? V. Corps, '42, '43. LUCILLE HAMPSON . . Camera Club, '43f'45, Sec., '43f '45. G.A.A., '42f'46, Small S: Mo. M. A Cappella, '44' '46, Pan Am. Show, Naughty Marietta, KFUO, Katinka. French Club, '45, '46. Pan Am. Club, '44. Cham., '43f'45. Bowling Club, '45. R.C. Surgical Dressings, '43, Badge. Alumni Com. Ring Com. RUTH MCDGWELL . . Service Club, '45. Picture Com. ELIZABETH HAHN . . Cham., '45, '46, Naughty Mari' etta. Cadettes, '44, Katinka. Agora, '45. Pickering Club '44. jr. Band, '43, Social Com. a FLORINE HELIGMAN . . Banquet Com. Orchestra, '42, '43, New Moon, Incognito, Pan Am. Revue. Agora, '44' '46. Service Club, '43. Ha lvria, '45. V. Corps, '42, '43. Oflice Typist, '46. Future Homemakers, '46. GRACE HATTORI . . PATSY RUTH PARKER . . Dramatic Guild, '43. Pan Am. Club, '44. Ha lvria, '44 . KFUO Broadcast, '46. Home Econ, Rep., M.S.T.A. Conv., '45. Scrip Typist, '46. Class Show. Banquet Com. ' , qv' tv ,. 1,-f-'AfV ' LORRAINE MATLOCK. .-:Q Ju-.-w-' ' Tr- Qfwsw l ESTHER KRCHN . . Scrippage Rep., Scrippage, '45, '46, f AA,C-i Girls' Sports, Feature Ed. Service Club, '44f'46, Ir. Red 6 , Cross, '43, '44. G.A.A., '42f'46, Treas., '45, Small S3 Large S, Mo. M. Girls' Bowling Club, '45, '46. Dec. Arts, '42f '46. Am. Hist. Club, '45, '46. V. Corps, '42, '43. 'AfZz l, BERYL HELLER . . G.A.A., '43f'46, Small S, Large S. .llj Service Club, '43f'45. Pan Am. Club, '43, '44. Pep Club, '44f'46. Bowling Club, '45, '46. Pickering Club, '45. Ac- tivity Card Com. MARCELLA KANER . . Cadettes, '42, '43, Cham., '43, '44, A Cappella, '45, '46, Festival, '42, Katinka, M.S.T.A. Conv., '45. Dec. Arts, '43 46. G.A.A., '42, '43. Latin Club, '42f'44. Tutoring Com., '46. Agora, '4-1346. Scrip- page, '45, '46, Asst Ed., Cub Issue, CofEd., '46, TwofYcar Scholarship Seal, '44. Nat. Anthology of Poetry, '43f'46. EDITH MUETZE . . Pep Club, '44. Cham., '46, KFUO, '46, Spring Festival, '46. Banner Com. A X, THIRTYfFOUR LAWRENCE THOMAS SOLOMON . . Service Club, '45, Intramural Football, '45, Gym Club, '43, V. Corps, '42, '43, Cap and Gown Com, MARY FANNING . . BETTY DOUGLASS , . Banquet Committee, TAYLOR ANDERSON , , Magic Club, '45, Sr, Band, '43f'45, Marching Band, '43f'-45, Concert Band, '43f'45, Cap and Gown Com, RICHARD C. BEARD , , CofChr., Cap and Gown Com, Scrippage, '45, '46, Asst, Ed., '46, Sr, Band, '44, '45, Marching Band, '44, '45, Libr., '45, Band Shows, '44, '45, BETTY FARROW . , Glec Club. Home Economics Club. P Cl b. .Z fd f' ' eP U - Q' ' sf :Q-eo-tc' EVELYN FLEGEL . . a Ivria, '43f'45. Ice Skating, '42, '43, V, Corps, '42, '43, Art Appreciation, '46, Banquet Com. CHARLES BROWER . . Swimming Team, '46, MHl'ChiHg Band, '43f'46. Sr. Orch., '42, '43, Gym Club, '43f'45. GENE CITERMAN . . Football, 45, Letter, '45, Track, '43, '44, Letter, '44, Basketball, '44, '45, Swimming, '43, Intramural Sports: Football, '42f'44: Basketball, '42, '43, Champs, '43, Softball, '45, Soccer, '43, '44, Picture Com, MOLLIE FINE , . smp Typist, '46, FRIEDA RUTH FRIEDMAN , . Social Com. Agora, '42, '43, jr, Red Cross Com., '44f'46, Sec., '45, Dramatic Guild, '42-'46, V, Pres., '44, Sec., '45, Twelfth Night, Do You Believe in Luck? Ha Ivria, '43f'45, Treas,, '44, V. Pres., '45, lr. Town Hall Meeting, '46, Orchestra, '42, '43, Activity Seal, '45, V, Corps, '42, '43, TED COHEN , . Bowling Club, Pres., '43, Sec., '44, Young Citizens' Rep, Service Club, V. Corps, Intramural Sports: Volleyball, '44f'46, Football Champs, '45, CofChr., Social Com, THIRTYfFIVE THEODORA HARRIET LACHMAN . . Chr., Activity Card Com. Class Show. Ring Corn. Orch., '42 44: Pan Am. Revueg New Moong Katinkag R.C, Show. Cadettes, '44, '45: Naughty Marietta. Cham., '45, '46q Noche dc Canto. Agora, '43, Sec., '45. Service Club, '45, '46, Chr., Soc. Com., '45. Pan Am. Club, '43, '44, Exec. Board, '44. Ha Ivria, '43f'45. Dramatic Guild, '45, '46. Dec. Arts, '42, '43, G.A,A., '42, '43. V. Corps, '42, '43. VERNON MENDEL . . Ice Skating Club. Bowling Club. Pickering Club. Scrip Com., CofChr. JEROME SCHWARTZ . . Basketball, '44, '45. Football, '44, Intramural Sports: Football Champs, '45, Soccer Champs, '46: Basketball Champs, '43g Volleyball Champs, '43. Fr. Football, '42. Fr. Basketball, '42, '43. V. Corps, '42, '43. ELSIE LACKEY . . Color Com. Agora: Bookkeeper, '45, Future Homemakers, '46g Sec., '46. DOLORES LAUE . . G.A.A., '42 46: Small S, Large S, Sec.-Treas. Cadettes, '42f'44: Pres. Cham., '45, '46g Libr., '46: Naughty Marietta, Katinka: Show, '46. Pep Club. Tip Tap Toe, '46g Music Com. ROGER MERRITT . . A Cappella, '42f'46g Pres.g V. Pres., '46. Chr., Music Com. Orchestra, '42, Music Festival, '43. New Moon. Katinka. Naughty Marietta. KFUO Broad' cast, '44f'46. JOE NELSON . . Transferred to Roosevelt I-I.S., April 19, A Cappella, '46. Dramatic Guild, '46g The Bat. Social Com. ANNETTE LAPIN . . Cadettes, '44. Cham., '45, '46, Naughty Marietta, Music Festival, '46. Red Cross Sewing, '43. Pep Club, '45, '46. Pickering Club, '45, Announce' ment Com. V. Corps, '43. DOROTHY LEVY . . TwofYear Scholarship Seal, '45. Finance Com. Tutoring Com., '46. Agassiz, '44-'46. Agora, '43-'45. Am. Hist. Club, Sec., '44. Math and Science Club, '45, '46: Sec., Fall, '45, Pres., Spring, '46. Service Club, '43 46. LEWIS NIEMAN . . Class Show. A Cappella, '45, '46: KFUOQ Naughty Marietta. Agassiz: Exhibitsg -Ir. Acad. Sc. Ellsworth jr. Acad, Sc,, '45, MARVIN RICH . . NORMA LEWIS . . THIRTY SIX HERBERT DICKEY . , Agora, '45, '46, Pres., '45, '46, Intramural Sports: Basketball, '45, Softball, '45. Alumni Com, PAULINE GERSHBGCK . . Cadettes, '42, Cham., '43f '46: A Cappella, '43, '44, New Moon, Constanza: Katinka: Naughty Marietta: Noche de Canto. Pep Club, '43, Dra' matic Guild, '42f'45, Red Cross Art, '42, '43, Scrip Artist. Young Citizens' Adv. Rep., '45, MARILYN HANDLER , . TwofYear Scholarship Seal, '44, Service Club, '43f'46: V, Pres., '45. Young Citizens' Adv. Rep., '45, '46, Dramatic Guild, '45, '46, Pan Am, Club, '42, '45. Scrip Typist, '46, Activity Card Com. V. Corps, '42, WARREN A. DYGERT . . Ring Com., Chr, Young Citi' zens' Board, '45, '46: V. Chr., '45: Act. Seal, '45, '46, Wai- Stamp and Bond Com., '44: Act. Seal. TwofYear Scholar' ship Seal, '44, Red Cross Com., '44, Show. Tutoring Com., '46, Track, '43f'45: Letter, '44, Fr. Football, '43: Foot' ball, '44, '45: Letter, '45, Bowling Club, '42f'46: Champs, '42, Agora, '42, '43, Service Club, '44, Scott Field, Solf dier for a Day, '46, Tip Tap Toe, '46, V. Corps, '42, '43, Class Show, SHEPARD ELLIS , . Song Com, Ring Com. Cheerleader, '43f'45: Emblem, '44, Gym Team, '44, '45, Letterman, '44, '45: A.A.U, Award, '44, Band, '43 46g Pres., '46: Shows, '43f'45g Trumpet Quartets, '44f'46: Festival, '43, Dramatic Guild, '45, Swing Band, '44f'46. Fr, Football, '44, Track, '43, Orchestra, '44f'46g Twelfth Night: New Moon: Naughty Marietta, Concerts, '43f'45: Bach Festival, '44, VERA HERTER , , Decorative Arts, '45, '46, Victory Corps, '42, '43, MEREDITH LEE HUNTER , . Chr., Motto Com. Ca' dettes, '44, Cham., '45, '46, A Cappella, '45, '46: Sec., '46: Naughty Marietta, KFUO, Scrippage: Ed., Cub Issue, '45, CofEd., '46, Two'Year Scholarship Seal, '45. D.A.R. Good Cit, Pilgrimage, '46, Am, Hist, Club: Pres., '44: Seal, '44, Bowling, '43f'45: Pres., '44, Pan Am. Club, '44: Exec, Board, '44, Dramatic Guild, '45, '46, Service Club, '43f '45: Chr., '45. Y,C, Adv. Rep., '45. Dancing, '46, A.W. Q V.S., 43, CHARLES SEACAT . . Gym Club, '42f'46: V. Pres., '45, '46, Gym Team, '44f'46: Letter, '44f'46. Ir. Band, '43: Int. Band, '44, Intramural Basketball Champs, '46, Bowlf ing Club, '46, Picture Com., CofChr. EPHREM SOBEL , . Ha Ivria, '44f'46: Pres., '45, '46, Agora, '42, '43, Pickering Club, '44, '45. Social Com. V. Corps, '42, '43, Intramural Touch Football Champs, '45. AGNES INTRAVIA . , Cadettes, '42, '43: Cham., '-43345: A Cappella, '43f'46g Katinka, Naughty Marietta: Festival, '42: KFUO: Latin Songs: X7s7EW, Mo. State, Ha Ivria, '44, Social Com. Ring Com. EVELYN KOLDUN , . Cap and Gown Com, Cadettes, '45. Cham., '46, Service Club, '43f'46. V, Corps, '42, '43, STANLEY SOKOLIK . , Service Club, '44f'46: Pres., '45, '46, Ha Ivria, '45, '46: SergeantfatfArms, '45, '46: V. Pres., '46, Scrip Typist, '46, Agora, '44, V. Corps, '42, '43, Social Com. THIRTYfSEVEN JUNE LUBIN , , Color Committee. JOSEPH ROSENGARTEN . . Freshman Football, '42, Football, '44, '45, Letter, '45, Track, '44, '45, Intramural Sports: Football, '43, Basketball, '43-'46, Champs, '43, '46, Baseball, '42, '43, Volleyball, '42, '43, Soccer, '42, '43, CleanfUp Parade. Jr, Band. Social Com. GERALD RUDOLPH . . Service Club, '43, '44. Track, '43 45, Letter, '43-'45, Capt., '45, Football, '43 45, Intra' mural Basketball, '43f'46, Champs, '46, Basketball C Team, '43, '44, Capt. Basketball, '44, '45, Adv. Rep., '44. V. Corps, '42, '43, Scrippage Reporter, '45, Activity Card Com. ROMA MARKOVITZ . . Flower Com, Pickering Club, '44, '45, Ha Ivria, '44f'46. V. Corps, EVANGELINE MENAS, ,In Cham., '43f'45g Cham., '46. Pan Am. Club, '44, '45, Katinka, French Club, '45, '46. Bowling Club, '45, '46, Dec. Art., '45, '46. Service Club, '44, '46, Alumni Com. Pep Club, '44f'46. V. Corps, '42, STANFORD GOLDMAN , . Agassiz, '45, '46. jr, Town Meeting, '46. Tennis Team, '45, Letter, '45, Midget Track Team, '44. Intramural Sports: Football, Soccer, Basketball, Volleyball, Softball. V. Corps, '43, Social Com. HERMAN HAMM . . BETTY MUNDINCER . , Summer School Candidate for Graduation. DORIS PEACOCK . . Chaminade, '449461 Naughty Mari' etta: Service Flag Show, Spring Show, Pep Club, '44, '45, Homemakers Club, '46. Music Com, MITCHELL CLEMENS GRAND . . Football, '44, '45, Letterman, '44, '45, Banquet Com. ROBERT AMBROSE ,IEFFERIS . . Alumni Com., Chr, Band, '43f'46, Festival, '43, Shows, '43f'46. Marching Baud, '43f'46, Champs, '43, Letter, '44, '45, Orchestra, '44f'46, Katinka, Naughty Marietta. Proj, Service Club, '-43346, Activity Seals, '44f'46, Public Address System Op' erator, '44f'46. Math and Science Club, '45, '46. Camera Club, '46. MARIE PUTNEY , , Announcement Com., CofChr. Draf matic Guild, '44, '45, V, Pres., '46, The Bat, Xmas Play, '45, Cadettes, '42, '43, A Cappella, '44f'46g Naughty Marietta: KFUO, '45, '46. Agora, '44, Decorative Art, '43f'45, Treas., '45, Societas Latina, '42, '43, Service Club, '43f'45, THIRTY EIGHT CHARLES COX , . A Cappella, '45, Dramatic Guild, '45, The Bat. Art Appreciation, '44. EDITH M. KIMMEL . . A Cappella, '44 46, Katinka, Naughty Marietta, Noche de Canto. Cham., '43f'46. Agasf siz, '43, '44. Alumni Com. BETTY JANE WILLICK . . TwofYear Scholarship Seal, '44. Picture Com. Stamp and Bond Com., '44-'46, CofChr., '45, Activity Seal, '45, '46, Service Club, '44f'46, Draf matic Guild, '44, '45, Scrip Staff, Tutoring Com. DAVID GEFFEN . . Scrippage, '46. Concert and March' ing Bands, '-13746, Letter, '45, Band Shows, Marching Champs, '43, Orchestra, '44, 45, AllfCity, '46, Festival, '43, Dance Band, '43f'46. Trumpet Quartet, '43f'45. ln' tramural Volleyball Champs, '44, A Cappella, '46. ROBERT FOERSTERLING . . Alumni Committee. GWENDOLYN POTTER . . Agora, '44. School Book' keeper, '46, Motto Com. RUTH THOMPSON . . Chr., Flower Com. Dec. Arts, '44 46, Treas,, '46. G.A.A., '42f'46, V. Pres., '45, Activity Seal, Small S, Large S. Service Club, '43f'46. Pep Club, '42, Bowling Club. V. Corps, '42. Young Citizens' Adv. Rep., '42, Skating Club, '42, '43. NOEL MYERS . . Motto Com, Ellsworth Ir. Acad. Sci., '45. TOM MOCK . , Motto Com. Baseball, lntramural Sports: Softball, '44: Football Champs, '45, Soccer Champs, '45, '46, Basketball Champs, '46, Golf Team, '46, SYLVIA PROTZEL . . Banner Com. Art Club, '46. Pep Club, '44. V. Corps, '43. SONDRA WEINSHELBAUM . . Picture Com, Stamp and Bond Com., '44f'46, Activity Seal, '45, Service Club, '43f'46, Treas,, '45, Activity Seal, '44. G.A.A., '43f'-46, Treas., '45, Activity Seal, '44. G.A,A., '43-'45, Small S. Agora, '43, '44. Dramatic Guild, '44, '45, Bowling Club, '42, '43, Scrip Staff. V. Corps. IEROME ALLEN COHEN . . Ring Com. Gym Club, '43f '45. Glee Club, '45, V. Corps, '42, '43. Track, '42, THIRTYfNINE DOROTHY ANASTAS . , Chaminade, '44. Cadettes, '43 Motto Com. EUGENE ROTENBERG . . Ir. Red Cross Com.: V. Chr., '44: Chr., '45, Activity Seal, '46, A Cappella, '45, '46g KFUO, '46, Agora, '44, Ha Ivria, '42. Track, '43, '44, Intramural Sports: Football, '42f'45, Champs, '45g Soccer, '45, '46, Champs, '46g Basketball, '43f'46, Champs, '443 Volleyball, '44f'46. ALBERT KITCHNER , . Clee Club, '45, Red Cross. V. Corps. VERA ZASSLOW . . Ha Ivria, '45, '46: Pageant, '45, G,A.A., '42, jr, Band, '45, '46, V. Corps, '42, '43, Ban' quet Com. DCLCRES SCHNEIDER , , Red Cross Surgical Unit, '43-'45, Ha Ivria, '44 46g Pageant, '45, Picture Com, V, Corps, '43, SIDNEY SCHRIER . , Gym Team, '43, '44, Letterman, Swimming Team, '43, '44, Gym Club, '42, '43: Pres., '44f '46. Ring Com. CHARLES DOWDY , . CofCapt., Fr, Football, '42, Foot' ball, '43f'45g Letter, '44, '45, AllfDistrict, '45, Basketball, '45, '46: Letter, Track, '43f'46g Letter, '43f'46g Capt., '44, Co-Capt., '45, Finance Com, IRENE SPENCER , , Finance Com, Service Club, '43- '46g Sec., '45, G.A,A,, '42-'46, Small Sq Large Sq Mo, Mg Pres., '46, Dec. Arts, '45, '463 V. Pres., '46, Bowling Club, '44, '45, Pep Club, '42, '43, V. Corps, '42, '43, Skating Club, '42, '43, EVELYN LEVER . . Pep Club, '42-'46, Treas., '45, G,A. A., '42 46g Small Sg Large S, Mo. M, Ir. R.C. Surgical Dressings, '42-'45, Insp.-Packer, '43f'45. Agora, '44 46. School Bookkeeper, '46, Activity Seal, '44, V. Corps, '42, '43, Place Card Com, FRANK BRYDEN , . Social Com. Agora, '43. Fr, Foot' ball, '42, Intramural Sports: Basketball, '44: Softball, '44f '46, V, Corps, CARL KATZEN . , Band, '43 46: Marching Band, Letter, '45, Crchestra, '43f'46g New Moon, Katinka, Naughty Marietta, Twelfth Night, Pygmalion, Incognito, Bach Cho' ralist, Kiel Aud., '44, Solid Senders, '44, '45, MARCELLA BIERMAN . . Service Club, '45, '46, Vic' tory Corps, '42. Social Committee, FORTY FORTY JACK KWIATEK . . Pickering Club, '44, '45, V. Pres., '44, '45g Sec., '45, Announcement Com. Intramural Foot' ball Champs, '44. SYLVIA RICHMAN , . Flower Com. Pep Club, '45, '46, G.A.A., '43, V. Corps, '43, GERRY ROBINS . . SEYMOUR LEVITT . . MARTIN LERNER . , Harvard Book Award, jan., '46, TwofYear Scholarship Seal, '45. Stamp and Bond Com., '45, '46g Activity Seals, '45, '46, Red Cross Com., '44, '45g Letter of Appreciation, '45, Ir, Town Meeting, Soldan Rep, National Contest, '45, Am, Hist. Club, '44, '45: Treas., '45, Agora, '43, Ring Com. Alumni Com. Intraf mural Sports: Softball, '43 46: Soccer, '44, '45g Emblem, '44, RAMONA LOU YOUNG , , French Club, '45, '46, Dec, Arts, '44, '45, Art Appreciation, '46, Pep Club, '-13746. Banner Com, V. Corps, '43, GLORIA ZEMLIAK . . Cadettes, '43, '44: Katinka, Social Com, MARTIN BLOOM . . Projectionist Service Club, '44f'46g Act, Seal, '4-6g P.A, System Operator, Pickering Club, V. Pres., '45, Math and Sc. Club: V. Pres, '45, '46, Bausch and Lomb Sc, Awardg Magic Show, '45, Tutoring Com., '46, V. Corps, '42, '43, Sr, Electrician. Banquet Com. Class Day Com. JERRY CANIS . . Activity Card Com., Chr, Track, '45, Football Champs, '45. A Cappella, '46, Letter, Intramural '45, '46, KFUO, '45, '46, Band, '42f'44g Emblem, '44g Marching Champs, '43, Orch., '44, Solid Senders, '42f'44: Beaumont Festival. New Moon. Shows, '42 44. Solo, Naughty Marietta, V, Corps, '42, '43, Capt., Sr. Track, MARION ZUCKERMAN . , Social Com, Scrippage Typ' ist, '46, Feature Ed., Cub Issue. Cadettes, '42f'44. Chami- nade, '44 461 V. Pres., '46, A Cappella, '45, '46, Katinka: Naughty Mariettag Noche de Canto: KFUO, Agassiz, '45, '46, Fleur de Lis, Sec., '46, Dramatic Guild, '44, '45g Pop Reads a Christmas Carol, Paul Loses Ration Books. G.A,A,, '42. DOLLY SAKITA . . SYLVESTER HARRIS , , Scrip Fee Com.g CofChr, Base' ball, '43f'46g Letterman, Fr. Basketball and Football, '44, Bowling Club, '43, Intramural Sports: Basketball, '45, '46, Champs, '461 Football Champs, '46g Soccer, '44. Swimming Team, '45, '46, V, Corps, '43, 'ONE ,IEANETTE ARNOWITZ . . Service Club. Ha Ivria. Cap and Gown Com. K. BOBBIE LEE FRYER . . Solid Senders, '42f'45. Band, '43f'45. Class Show. GORDON WOLFE . . Golf Team, '46. Track, '43f'46g Capt.,'43, CofCapt., '44, '45, Letter, '43, '46. Fr. Football, '43, Emblem. Second Team Football, '45, AllfDistrict and AllfCity, Sta'rfTimes, PostfDispatch, Globe'Democ1at, Hon. Mention, Quarterbaclcs Club, Letter. Ha Ivria, '43 46. Inf tramural Basketball, '43f'45. Activity Card Com. GLORIA LEE BIGEWET . . Cadettes, '42, '43. Cham., '43f'46g Sec.fTreas., '46. A Cappella, '44f'46, Katinka, Naughty Marietta, KFUO, Band Show. Art Appreciation, '42f'45, Sec., '44, Treas., '45. Red Cross Art, '43-'46. Scholastic Art Exhibit, '44f'46. Chr., Banner Com. Def signer of Banner. Am. Legion Oratorical Contest, '46. Dancing Club, '46, Pianist, April Show, '46. FREDA CARPENTER. .Ring Com. Cadettes, '44, Naughty Marietta, '44. PRESTON BIRENBAUM . . IRWIN LEE STRAUSS . . Activity Card Com. Chess Club. V. Corps, '42, '43. Track, '42. BEVERLY COHEN . . Bulletin Com., Chr. Jr. Red Cross Com., '43f'46, V. Chr., '45, Chr., '46, Service Club, '43f '46, Sec., '45, Seal, '45. R.C. Surgical Dressings, '42 -45: Ins.fPacker, '43f'45, Chr., '43f'45, Seal, '44. Scrippage, '45, '46, Asst. Ed., '46, Cub News Ed., '45. Pep Club, '42f '46, V. Pres., '45. G.A.A., '42-'46, Small S, Large S: Mo. M. TwofYear Scholarship Seal. Nat. Anthology Poetry Awards, '44, '46. LEE CYTRON . . DON TOOLOOSE . . Gym Club, '43f'46. Gym Team, '45: Letter, '45. Stamp and Bond Salesman, Group 45, Group 20. Intramural Sports: Softball, '44, Basketball Champs, '46 Alumni Com. JOHN VOIGT . . Bowling Club, Intramural Sports: Bas' ketball Champs, '46, Softball, '44, '45, Volleyball, '46. Ring Com. Banquet Com. MILDRED DUBINSKY . . Service Club, Chr., '43, '44 Scrip Staff, '46. Agora, '44, '45. Flower Com. Ha Ivria '44. Victory Corps, '42, '43, A.W.V.S., '42, '43, FORTY TWO FORTYf DAVID LEHR . , Baseball, '45, '46, V. Corps, '42, '43, Finance Com. Band, '42, '43: Marching Champs, '42, '43. Orchestra, '42, Intramural Sports: Football Champs, '45, Basketball Champs, '46, Softball, '44. MAY JEAN WEINREB. . Ha Ivria, '42f'46g Pageant, '45, G.A.A., '42, V. Corps, '42, Art Appreciation, '46. Ban' ner Corn. Motto Com. SONIA WEINSTEIN . , Agora, '45. Agassiz, '43f'46g Sec., '45. Fleur de Lis, '45, '46. G.A.A., '42f'45g Small S. Math and Science Club, '45, '46, Treas., '46. Service Club, '43, '44, Activity Seal. Young Citizens' Adv. Rep., '45, '46. Color Com. CHARLES LEROY MENZEMER , , Service Club, '43f '45, Intramural Sports: Volleyball, '43, Softball, '44, Place Card Com, ERNEST WILLARD NOWATSKI , . Announcement Com, Boys' Glee Club. Football, '43, NORMA WESTERHEIDE , . Flower Com. Future Home' makers of America. BETTY LOU WILLIAMS , . Future Homemalcers of America: V. Pres. Place Card Com. WRAY PARNELL. , Basketball, '45, '461 Letter. Cap anal Gown Com. . JERRY TOBIAS . , Class Day Com., Chix: Show: M.C. Music Com. A Cappella, '44f'46g Naughty Marietta: KFUO. Clee Club, '45, Agassiz, '43f'46: Pres., '45: Prof gram Chr., '46. Math and Sc., '45, '46, Ti-cas., '45, Cam' era Club, '43f'46g Libr., '44, Fourth Prize, '45, Chess Club, '46. Service Club, '43, V. Corps, '43, Agora, '44. Dane' ing Club, '46. DOROTHEA COPP . , Announcement Committee. MARY JANE BASOLA . . Ribbon Coin, G.A.A., '42, '43, Pep Club, '43, Tip Tap Toe, '46, CHARLES EDWIN RHINE . . In Service. Marching Band, '43f'45. Gym Club, '43, '44, Qrchestra, '44, '45, THREE SAMMYE SCHWARTZ . . G.A.A., '43, Ha Ivria, '44 '45, V. Corps, '43, Pep Club, '43, Pan Am, Club, '44 '45, Ring Com. Service Club, '43, PHIL BERG . , Bowling Club. Pickering Club, '42, '43, Inter. and Sr. Band, '42, '43, Pan Am, Rev., Band Show V. Corps, Glee Club. Banquet Com, BARRIE FOX , . Jr. Red Cross Com., '44, Baseball Team, '45, Service Club, '42, '43, Agora, '42, Aero Club: V Pres., '42, '43, Bowling Club, '44, Inter, Band, '44, V. Corps, '42, Intramural Sports: Softball, Basketball: Vol' leyballg Football Champs, '45, Banner Com, BETTY SHERBERG . . Ha Ivria, '44, '45, Cadettes, '44, Chaminade, '45, '46: Katinkag Red Cross Show. A Cap' pella, '45, '46: Naughty Marietta, KFUO, V, Corps, '43, Activity Card Com. NORMA SHERLIN , . Place Card Com, Ha Ivria, '44-'46, Pickering Club, '44f'46, V. Corps, '43, Ir. Needlework Guild, '43, Future Homemakers, '46, SAM DAVIS , .,lr. Band, '42, Inter. Band, '43, Sr, Band, '43f'45. Swing Band, '43f'46, AllfCity Band, '43, AllfCity Orch., '46, New Moon. CleanfUp Parades, '43f'46. Bowl' ing Club, '43, Intramural Sports: Softball, '44, Football, '45, Soccer, '43, Baseball Manager, '43, Activity Seal, Social Com, RAYMOND -IANSEN . . DORIS SMITH , , Picture Committee. ARLINE SOKOLIK . . Service Club, '43f'46, C,A.A,, '43f '46, Large S: Small S5 Mo. M, Ha Ivria, '45, V, Corps, '43, Flower Com. Pan Am, Club, '44, '45, ROBERT POSEN , , Town Meeting of the Air, '46, Co' lumbia School of the Air, '45, Scrippage, '45, '46, News Ed., '45, Sports Ed., '46, Young Citizens' Adv. Rep, Band, '44, '45: Shows, '43, '44, Marching Band, '44, '45, Magic Club, '42, Intramural Sports: Softball, '44: Basketball, '46, Announcement Com., CofChr. EDWARD RICH , , Bowling Club, '44, '45, A Cappella, '44, Place Card Com, Intramural Sports: Basketball, Soc' cer: Football: Softballg Volleyball, '44, '45, Class Show Com. RUTH TANNENBAUM , , Dec, Arts, '43f'46g Treas., '45, TwofYear Scholarship Seal, '45, Service Club, '43-'46, Math and Science Club, '45, '46, V. Corps, '42, '43, Flower Com, FORTY FOUR 1 a ALICE SCHULTZ . . Red Cross Sewing. Victory Corps, '42. Flower Corn. Activity Seal, '46. Scrip Typist. RUTH RADER . . Flower Corn. Agora, '42, Pep Club, '42 46. A.W.V.S., '42, '43. Decorative Arts, '43f'45'. V. Corps, '42, '43. Hornemakers of Am., '46. ROSEMARY SCHAEFFER . . Agassiz, '45, '46. Pan Arn. Club, '43f'46. Pep Club. Activity Card Com. ELAINE PEARL . , Pickering Club, '44, '45'. Color Com. V. Corps, '42. FERN SCHWARTZ . . Ir. Orchestra, '42, '43. Red Cross Sewing, '43. G.A.A., '42, '43, V. Corps, '43. Banquet Com. BEVERLY SLEIN . . Flower Com. A.W.V.S., '42 s '43. Dec. Arts, '43f'47. Pep Club, '42f'46. Homemakers, '46, V. Corps, '42, '43. IRENE SIGALOFF . . Red Cross, '43f'4'5. V. Corps. ture Com. Ring Coin. Future Homemakers. MILDRED SOLOMON . . Social Com. G,A.A., Scrip Typist, '46. Ha Ivria, '43, V. Corps, '42. Club, '44. Pic' '42, Pep SALLY SILVERMAN . . Agassiz, '44f'46. G.A.A., '42f '46g Small S, Large Sg Mo. M. Dramatic Guild, '42 44. Service Club, '42f'46. V. Corps, '43. Alumni Com. Class Show: CofChr. JOYCE STELLAR. .Ha Ivria, '43. Ir. Chaminadeg Naughty Marietta, '44. Banquet Com. MAXINE SVETSINSKY . . Social Com. V. Corps, '42, '43, Ha Ivria, '44. Young Citizens' Adv. Rep. ESTHER WOLF.. FORTY-FIVE BERTHA ERLICH . , A Cappclla, '45, '46, Katinkag Naughty Mariettag Red Cross Show, '45, KFUO, '45, '46, Chaminade, '45, Cadettes, '44, '45, Libr., '44, Ha Ivria, '44, '45, V, Corps, '43, Activity Card Com. LOUIS SCHULTZ , . Dramatic Guild, '45, '46, The Batg His Best Seller, Bang Goes Christmas. Gym Club. Social Com, Marching Band Champs. Pan Am. Show. Bowling Club, Intramural Football, '44, ROBERT VAN ZANDT , . GEORGIA BARSAM , , Fleur de Lis, '45, '46, V. Pres., ,'45, Decorative Arts, '45, '46, Sec., '45, Ir, Cham., '43, '44, Pres., '44, G.A,A., '42f'46g Small S, Pep Club, '44f '46, Sr. Cham., '44, '45, A Cappella, '44-'46, Katinkag New Moon, Pan Am, Club, '44, 45, Service Club, '44f'46, V. Corps, '42, Soc, Com, LUCILLE GOODMAN , , Social Com. Class Show, Dra' matic Guild, '43f'46g Pampered Darling, Twelfth Night, Stage Mgr.: Pop Reads a Christmas Carol, Stage Mgr, G,A.A,, '42f'45g Small S, Scrip Typist, '46, V, Corps,'42, War Bond Players. MARVIN WALTS , , Ha Ivria, '43-'46, Treas,, '46, Banf quet Com, Track Team, '43-'46, Agassiz, '45, '46, Glce Club, '45, A Cappella, '46, KFUO, Agora, '44, '45, V, Corps, '43, Intramural Sports: Basketball, '43-'46, Footf ball, '43f'45g Soccer, '43f'45, ALVEN GOLDMAN . , ESTHER GREEN , . A Cappella, '45, '46, Cadcttes, '42f '45, Cham, '43f'45: Katinka, Naughty Marietta, Noche de Canto fMrs. Morganj, KFUO, '45, WIL, '45, Dramatic Guild, '43f'45g Pygmalion, Scrip Typist. SHIRLEY PECKER , . G,A,A,, '42, '43, Agora, Ha Ivria, '42f'44. Flower Com. JACK BARENFELD . . Tennis Team, Letter, '45, Projec- tion Service Club, '44, '45, Chess Club, '44, '45, Intraf mural Sports: Football, '43f'45g Basketball, '43, '44g Soft- ball, '43f'45g Soccer, '42, '43, Cap and Gown Com. MAUDI TSUJI . , Service Club. SUSANNE WILMERS , . Orchestra, '43f'46g Treas,, '43g V. Pres., '44, AllfCity, '43, '46, New Moon, Katinkag Naughty Marietta: Incognito, Pygmalion, Twelfth Night, The Bat: Beaumont Festival, '43, Cello Solo, A Rating: Cello Solo, Benefit Concert, '45, Festival, Kiel Aud., '45, M,S.T.A., '45, Cham., '44, A Cappella, '44 46: KFUO, '44f'46. Stamp and Bond Com., Seals, '45, '46, TwofYear Scholarship Seal, '45, Scrippage Rep., '45, '46: Humor Ed., '46, Music Com. FORTY SIX HERSCHEY HAWK , . Math and Science Club, '44, '45, V. Pres., '45, Class Day Com. Chess Club, '46, Intra' mural Soccer, '44, Class Show. SHIRLEY BARR . . Social Com, Class Show. Red Cross Com., '44, '45, Treas., 44. Dramatic Guild, '43f'45, Libr., '43: Pygmalion, Twelfth Night. Ha Ivria, '42f'44. Scrip Staff, '46, Agora, '42, Victory Corps, '42, '43, LORY SCHEAR . , Dramatic Guild, '43-'46, Pres., '46, Incognito, Pampered Darling, Opal Necklace, Bang Goes Xmas, Cham., '43f'46, A Cappella, '43 46: Katinka: Naughty Marietta, KFUO, '46, Noche de Canto. Stamp and Bond Com., '44-'46, Seal. R.C. Adv. Rep., '44, Ir. Town Meeting, '46, Young Citizens' Adv. Rep., '43, Music Com. Class Show. V. Corps, '43, JACK MCLAUGHLIN . . Announcement Com, Baseball Team, '44f'46. Intramural Sports: Soccer Champs, '45, '46, Softball, '45. FRED ROTH , . TwofYear Scholarship Seal. Banquet Com. War Stamp and Bond Com., '45, '46, Cert., '46. Agassiz, '44f'46, Treas,, '46. Math and Science Club, '45, '46, Sec., '46, Projectionist Service Club, '45, '46. Ha Ivria, '43f'45. Tutoring Com., '46. Intramural Sports: Softball, Football, Soccer, Emblem, '45, Basketball, '44946 Tennis, Quarter Finals, '45, EDITH GUBIN . . Cap and Gown Com. Agora, '45. G.A.A., '42f'46, Small S, Large S: Mo. M. Service Club, '44f'46, Scrip Typist, '46. Pep Club, '45. Pan Am. Club, '43, Homemakers of Am., '46. V. Corps, '42, jOfANNE CULLIVAN . . A Cappella, '45, '46, KFUO, '45, '46, Spring Show, '46, Chaminade, '45, '46. Cadettes, '45, Naughty Marietta, G.A.A., '43, '44, Music Com. BERNARD HARVEY SIRKIN , , Stamp Club, '44, Ir. Glee Club, '43, V. Corps, '42, '43, LOUIS SCBELMAN , , In Service, Football, '44, '45, Basketball, '44, '45. Intramural Basketball, '42f'44. All' City Band, '43, Marching Champs, '42, Solid Senders, '43, '44, PEGGY LANCE . . Cap and Gown Com. V. Corps, '42, '43, Pep Club. Future Homemakers, '46. A.W.V,S, CYNTHIA WOLFF . . Dramatic Guild, '44, '45. Service Club, '44, Future Homcmakers, '46, Agassiz, '45, '46. So' cial Com, BEN JONAS RINEHART . . Basketball, Letter, '44, '45: Capt., '45, '46, Baseball, '45, Fr. Football, '44, Intramural Sports: Football, '42f'45, Basketball, '42, Volleyball, '43, Softball, '42, '43, Fr. Basketball, '43, '44, Service Club, '46, Ring Com, FORTY SEVEN JACK DAVID BLOOM . , In Service MARVIN BLUMENFELD . . In Service CHARLES BOOTH . . In Service. BOBBY GENE BROWER . . Announcement STANLEY CAPLAN . . In Service. CHARLES W. CHAMBERLIN . . In Servic FRANCES G. COLLIER . . WILLIAM GAMBER . . In Service. CHARLES GERDING . . C. WALTER B. GOODENOUGH . . In Service. AARON GORMAN . . In Service. WILLIAM HENDERSON . . In Service JOSEPH S. KAMPE . . In Service. Committee. HELEN JEAN WEIL . . Agassiz, '45, '46g V. Pres., '46. French Club, '45, '46, Service Club, '44, '45. Dramatic Guild, '43f'45. Color Com. ROSALIE VINCENZ . . Cadettes, '44. Alumni Commit' tee. Ring Committee. V. Corps. ROBERT EVANS . . In Service FRANCES WEENICK . . Service Club. G.A,A., '42: Small S: Large S: Mo. M. Dramatic Guild. Agassiz, V. Corps. Ha Ivria. Social Com, DORIS STILLMAN . . Cap and Gown Com., Chr. Draf matic Guild, '42f'46g Sec., '45, Twelfth Night, Paul Loses Ration Books, '45, A Cappella, '44-'46g Katinkag Naughty Mariettag R.C. Shovvg KFUO, '44, Cham., '44 46. Service Club, '43. Jr. Orch., '43. V. Corps, '43. CLARK KRAFT . . In Service. GEORGE D. PEMBERTON . . In Service JEAN E. RAMBO . . In Service. RICHARD C. RHOADES . . In Service JAMES RICHTER . . In Service. ADOLPH JOSEPH ROTH . . In Service FRANK SPECTOR . . In Service. WARREN STUBBS . . In Service BEN VISCUSO . . In Service. ELCAN WALKER . . In Service. LOUIS WEIL . . In Service. BILLY GENE WIGGINS . . In Service FORTY- EIGHT Summer School Candidates lor Graduation RALPH ZUCKERMAN . . Chess Club, '46, Track, '44, Cap and Gown Cum, Intramural Sports: Volleyball, '44: Basketball, '46, Activity Card Com. MARIANNE WRIGHT , . THELMA SNYDER . , Pickering Club, '43-'46: Activity Seal, '46: Treas., '44, Class Show, ISRAEL 1. ZUCKERMAN , . JAMES TOON , , CrossfCountry, State, '45, CrossfCounf try, Turkey Day, '45, Intramural Sports: Soccer, '44g Foot' ball Champs, '45, Soccer Champs, '45: Basketball Champs, '46, VIRGINIA WALL , , Pep Club, '42f'45, Pickering Club, '45, G,A,A,, '42, '43, V. Corps, '42, '43, Banquet Com. EVELYN PRETSKY . . Motto Com. Pep Club, '43, '44, G.A,A,, '45, '46, MELVIN SOLOMON . . Ha Ivria, '43f'46. Pickering Club, '44, '45, Track, -lr, Div., '43, '44, Fr. Football, '43, '44, Bowling Club, '43-'46, V, Corps, '43, Social Com, Intramural Volleyball, '46, OSCAR SEILER , . Victory Corps, '42, '43, Picture Com. MAXINE ROSENBLATT , . TwofYear Scholarship Seal, '45, Russian Relief Com., '45, '46, Chr,, '46. Scrippage, '45, '46, News Ed, '46, Dramatic Guild, '44, '45g Twelfth Night, Dancing Club, Pres., '45, '46, A Cappella, '46g Sr, Cham., '46: lr. Cham., '45, Naughty Marietta: Show, '46, ISABELLE MARGULIS . . Color Committee. SYLVAN SANDLER , . Picture Com, Dramatic Guild, '45, '46, The Bat: Bang Goes Christmas, Stage Crew, Ha Ivria, '42 46, Pickering Club, '43 46, Glcc Club, '45, Pan Am. Show, '42: Stage Crew. FORTYfNINE Summer School Candidates lor Graduation ROSYLIN CLOCH . . Chaminade, '45. Cadettes, '45, Naughty Marietta. Pickering Club, '43f'45. Ha Ivria, '45, Pep Club, '43, '44. Art Appreciation, '44, '45. V. Corps, '43, Ring Com. HAROLD ARNOLD PIEL . . Ring Committee. LOUIS OSHEROFE . . Cheerleader, '44-'46, Capt., '45, '46. Swimming Team, '45, '46. Ha Ivria, '42f'44. Ring Com. Gym Club, '45, '46. Glee Club, '45, Spring Festival. A Cappella, '45, '46: KFUO, '46. Pickering Club, '43, '44. V. Corps, '42, '43. CELESTE BROWN . . TwofYear Scholarship Seal, '45, War Stamp and Bond Com., '44f'46. Agora, '44, '45, Cbaminade, '45, '46, Noche de Canto. G.A,A., '43f'45. V. Corps, '43, '44. Art Appreciation, '43, '44. Ha Ivria, '43f'45. Social Com. BETTY LOU KIEI-IN . . Service Club, '45, '46. Pep Club, '43. Announcement Com. Homemakers of America. DAVE CUBERMAN . . Social Com. Dramatic Guild, '45, '46g The Bat, Bang Goes Christmas. Ir. Band, '44. Jr. Orchestra, '46. JEROME HERSHKOWITZ . . Ha Ivria, '45, '46. Victory Corps, '43, Social Com. BOB SOSNOFF . . Deceased, April 18, 1946. RALPH HEISLER . . Service Club, '46. Intramural Volleyf ball, '43. Red Cross, '42. HOWARD ROBB . . Place Card Committee. ALBERT MARTIN GREENBLATT . . Projectionist Club, '45, '46. Service Club, '43f'46. Agassiz, '45, '46. V. Corps, '43. Banquet Com. SIDNEY POWELL . . Summer School Candidates for Graduation ROBERT GOLDSTEIN , , Am, Hist, Club, '44f'46. Serv- ice Club, '44f'46, Golf Team, '45, Track Team, '45, Inf tramural Sports: Football, '45: Soccer, 45: Basketball, '46: Volleyball, '44, Softball, '44, V, Corps, '43, Projectionist Club, '44f'46, Dancing Club, '46, Ha Ivria, '45, HERMAN WEITZBUCH . , Sr. Orch., '42, '43, Sr, Band, '43 46, Dance Band, '44f'46, Music Com, Bowling Club, '42, '43, Intramural Sports: Football, '42, '43, Bas' ketball, '43, LEONARD WALTS , , Track, '45, '46, Mgr.: Seal, '45, Letter, '46, Chess Club, '44f'46g Pres., '46, Alumni Com, Agassiz, '45, '46, Cabinet Rep., '45, Math and Science Club, '45, '46, Intramural Sports: Basketball, '43f'45, Coach, '43, '46, Football, '43f'45g Soccer, '43-'45, Volleyf ball, '44, '45, Softball, '44, NEILSON GOLDMAN , , Announcement Com, Agora, '46, Young Citizens' Rep., '43, Fr, Football, Intramural Softball, '45, KENNETH BAUM . . Service Club, '44, '45, Bowling Club, '43f'45. V, Corps, '42, Intramural Sports: Softball, '43, '44, Basketball, '46, Football, '43, Volleyball, '43, Soc' cer, '44, Champs, '45, Social Com, BEN BERGER , . Ha Ivria, '45,,'46, Pickering, '45, Band Manager, '45, '46, Social Com, ALLAN GLUBOK , , Basketball, '44, '45, Letter, Tennis, '45, Letter, Intramural Sports: Basketball, '43, Volleyball, '43, '44, Football, '44, '45, Softball, '44, '45, Service Club, '43, '44, NORVELL RAY BROWN . , A Cappella, '44, '45g Naughty Marietta, KFUO, '44, '45, Dramatic Guild, '44f '46, The Bat, Sgt,fatfArms, '45, '46, Projectionist Club, '44f'46, Gym Club, '43 46, Math and Science, '44, Cap and Gown Com, Public Address System Operator, '45, '46, HARRY FINE , , War Stamps and Bonds Com, Philatelic Society, Service Club. V, Corps. Intramural Sports: Soft' ball, '44, Volleyball, '44, BILL CHERRY . , Football, '44, Letter, '45, Intramural Soccer Champs, '45, '46, Motto Com, Baseball, '46, Let' ter, '46, Golf, '46, JOHN CATALANO , . Baseball, '44f'46g Letter. Intraf mural Basketball, '45, Banquet Com, BETTY MUNDINGER . , Picture with June Class, LUCILLE RINDERER , , CLARENCE ROCHMAN . , SHELDON WALDMPIN , , In Service FIFTY ONE THE SCM 4 I- 1 u , -f rf N f' J' fx 7 , 1 , 1 ,I ,. ' I ,. v ,Y rv! u ,- r TI-IE SCRIP The Art Appreciation Club THE ART APPRECIATION CLUB was organized to further an intelligent appreciation of art. With the advice and help of our sponsor, Mr. Gronemeyer, we have worked at many interesting projects. We have increased our knowledge in varied ields of art by visiting the Art Museum and the Artist's Guild. On these visits, we have seen out' standing art collections. We have also made trips to the Zoo to sketch interesting animals. This term the club has been divided into two teams. Points are awarded for contests, debates, and high attendance records. The losing team will treat the winning team to a picnic on Mr. Gronemeyer's farm. OFFICERS, FALL TERM . Monty Rubenstein, President . Ada Fletcher, Vice President . Theo Meyer, Secretary . Peter Chin, Treasurer . Philip A. Gronef meyer, Sponsor. OFFICERS, SPRING TERM . Ramona Young, President . Harry Greles, Vice President . Ardy Yapalemian, Secretary . Jean Dale, Treasurer . Philip A. Gronemeyer, Sponsor. ' FIFTY FOUR The Scrip Stall Tl-IE SCRIP TYPISTS . Shirley Barr . Rose Copilevitz . Mildred Dubinsky . Mollie Eine Lucille Goodman . Esther Green . Edith Gubin . Marilyn Handler . Patsy Parker . Bryan Parnell . Alice Schultz . Stanley Sokolik . Mildred Solomon Sondra Weinshelbaum . Betty Willick. PROOF READERS . Shirley Barr . Rose Copilevitz . Mildred Dubinsky Marilyn Handler . Patsy Parker . Bryan Parnell . Stanley Sokolik . Mildred Solomon . Sondra Weinshelbaum. STUDENT TREASURERS . Herbert Dickey, Treasurer . Robert Zamen, Assist' ant Treasurer. ARTISTS . Sylvia Gubernik, Division Pages . Dorothy Brightly, Cover Design. CLUB ARTICLES Contributed by Club Reporters. PHOTOGRAPHER . Ronald Gzell. OT FACULTY SPONSORS . P. L. Stavseth, Business Manager . Philip A. Gronemeyer, Art Sponsor . Charles R. Mann, Faculty Editor. FI F T Y 1 F I V E A The A Cappella Choir THE SOLDAN CHOIR, which this year has met during the seventh period rather than at eight o'clock, has had a full schedule. Appearances at the opening general session of the Missouri State Teachers' Convention, at the St. Louis Music Festival on May 26, on several civic programs and radio station KFUO have been part of the year's work. The Spring Show of the vocal organization is now providing the center of interest, and soloists and choir are hard at Work. OFFICERS, FALL TERM . Roger Merritt, President . Bob Evans, Vice Presif dent . Carol Johnsey, Secretary . Joann Hoell, Irving Rush, Librarians . Miss Mary jane Badino, Sponsor. OFFICERS, SPRING TERM . Irving Rush, President . Roger Merritt, Vice President . Meredith Hunter, Secretary . jean Chuver, Pauline Gershbock, Librarians . Miss Mary Jane Badino, Sponsor. GIRLS . Marilyn Anstine . Annette Barr . Georgia Barsam . Shirley Berger Gloria Bigewet . Opal Blackwell . Naomi Blake . jean Chuver . Bobbie Croson . jo Anne Cullivan . Janice Delhougne . Ellen Dowdy . Maxine FIFTYfSIX -JAfiwi.'-1111 I. 1-fi 1 1 f fe f THE scalp 1, 'A' fp: . Lwhfff Q Lf-fl I f ., f. 1, I !,.. . . nf, ,A'y f'ff5-'fxfrvf-f-f', Eisenberg . Bertha Erlich . Betty Farley . Shirley Feinstein . Arlene Fischman Ada Fletcher . Helen Foster . Pauline Gershbock . Jane Glover . Shirley Goodman . Esther Green . Bertha Gubernik . Lucille Hampson . Norma Hardy . Wilma Hartman . Matilda Heisler . Ellen Hinderleider . Joann Hoell Meredith Hunter . Dolores Inger . Agnes Intravia . Margaret Jensen . La Verne Jobe . Carol Johnsey . Marilyn Johnsey . Jackie Jones . Marcella Kaner if f Anne Kelly . Edith Kimmel . La Verne Lehr . Augustine Mormina . Edith! y Muetze . Delores Poole . Ursula Porter . Marie Putney . Mary Jo Reid Maxine Rosenblatt . Lory Schear . May Seigel . Eleanor Serkes . Betty Sher' herg . Georgia Smith . Doris Stillman . Bernice Tecklin . Catherine Trakas Esther Vlassos . Dorothy Wittemore . Susanne Wilmers . Pollylou Wilson Thelma Winesuff . Leona Wolff . Marion Zuckerman. BOYS . George Acosta . Elbert Barrow . Melvin Berthold . Martin Braun' stein . Don Bubna . Jerry Canis . Morris Chotinsky . Charles Cox . David Dorman . Bob Evans . Harvey Feldman . Dave Froehlich . David Geffen Warren Goodenough . Jerome Gross . Ronald Gzell . Daniel Harvey . Bill Jarrett . Barnett Klearman . Jerome Korenfeld . Norman Kozek . Aaron Kram Harold Kravin . Elmer Kretzer . Edward Letson . Howard Lieberman . Vaughn Lindsey . Carl Matlock . Ted Megas . Roger Merritt . Edward Miller Stavros Mulonas . Joe Nelson . Lewis Nieman . Louis Csheroflf . Alex Ostf feld . Boris Prstojevich . Elmore Putney . Donn Redd . Eugene Rotenberg Irving Rush . Dick Schaefer . Charles Statler . Fred Statler . Ronald Stein Dick Thurmon . Jerry Tobias . Stanford Towerman . Al Waldman . Marvin Walts . David Wheatley . Duane Zollman. my I rw W ' ,if mf' VW' WM, :il T L ' FIFTYfSEVEN f lx! It WM JW The Agora, Fall Term THE WORD Agora is derived from the ancient Greek language and means 'Lmeeting place. Agora is made up of fortyffour members, one from each advisory. These representatives meet every afternoon during the seventh period to take care of certain business transactions of the school. The Agora representative is responsible for the sale of the school publications, Scrip and Scrippage, and for the sale of tickets to the football and basketball games. Under the able sponsorship of Miss Marine, Agora continues to look forward to another successful year at Soldan. OFFICERS, FALL TERM . Rosalie Garhnkel, President . Elsie Lackey, Book' keeper . Joyce Applebaum, File Clerk . Theodora Lachman, Attendance Clerk Miss Alma Marine, Sponsor. MEMBERS, FALL TERM , Joyce Applebaum . Bobbie Austin . Gerry Austin Virginia Bean . Aline Bierman . Martin Braunstein . Shirley Burg . Johnny Burton . Janet Carapella . Patricia Coburn . Benson Cytron . Mary Ann FIFTY EIGHT THE SCIQIP DeBlaze . Herbert Dickey . Bernard Fitterman . Rosalie Gariinkel . Mzirlene Gentle . Janice Good . Betty Gustin . Florine Heligrnan . jackie jones Theodora Lachman . Elsie Lackey . Mariziii Levin . jack Lester . Ben Man' heimer . Ruth Murphy . Vivian Perez . Vivian Philipak . Shirley Plattner Ruth Rader . Elaine Richman . Joe Rosengarten . Suzanne Schrancl . Marie Seever . Lawrence Sher . Morris Stern . Betty Stogsdill . Betty Tesson Dick Thurmon . Walter Vreclenhurgh . Eileen Weinstein . Irene Whelchel Laura Yannutz . Robert Zamen. F I F T Y f N I N E X I ,M ' ,f I fd, SDVIDQ El-Zlm J FI S, SPRING TERM . Herbert Dickey, Chairman . Rose Copilevitz, 5 Vite airman . Ruth Murphy, Attendance Clerk . Robert Zamen, File Clefk l Mi a Marine, Sponsor. F X BERS, SPRING TERM . Allyn Aach . Eugene Albert . Stanley Alper if i queline Bray . Thelma Broderson . Shirle Burg . Thelma Chambers . Shirley .W eWar . Donna Duncan .Q7era Falsett' . Harold Fassold . David Geller X! i Sigmund Goffstein . Neilson Goldman . Phyllis I-Iandelman . Arline Hartwig Jacquelyn jones . Marilyn Jones . Marcella Kaner . Paul Kelly . Marvin Klaven . Rosemary Koll . Jack Lester , Alvin Levin . Angelo Lombardo Shirley Pecker . Vivian Philipak . Lois Fern Remley . Elaine Richman . Harriet Rosenblatt . Joe Rosengarten . Sareva Rubin . Louis Russo . Marie Seever Lawrence Sher . Helen Stevens . Patricia Stone . Lindalee Thornton . Dick' Thurmon . Vernon Tipton , Irene Whelchel. Tl-IE SCHIP SIXTY -l-ll? Boys, Glee THE BOYS' GLEE CLUB, reorganized after several years of inactivity, numbered forty' four during the fall term. GEFICERS . Bob Evans, President . George Aeosta, Secretary . Warreii Goodenough, Irving Rush, Librarians . Miss Mary jane Badino, Sponsor. MEMBERS . Phil Berg . Robertlt Bergmann ' . Lawrence Block . Douglas Boswell . Gene Bowles . Martin Braunstein . 'Frank Bryden . David Cohen Jerome Cohen . Harold Eassold . Harvey Feldman . Joe Eenlon . Bill Erawley Dave Froehlich . Burton Greenberg . john Johnson . Albert Kitchner . Jake Leptich . Stanley Levy . Max Markovitz . Carl Matlock . Ted Megas . Martin Millner . Harold Mussman . Willard Nowatski . Louis Qsheroff , Allan Polinsky . Dennis Puccio . Robert Ray . Herman Roehman . Sylvan Sandler Bernard Shanker . Bill Shumate . Ernest South . Ronald Stein . Dick Thurmon jerry Tobias . Marvin Walts . Frank Wolff . Duane Zollman. THE SCPIP The Concert Band THE SOLDAN CONCERT BAND started out practically from scratch this year. Key men were missing in almost every section, and Mr. Sorrells was struggling through his Hrst term at Soldan. However, in spite of all these difficulties, Mr. Sorrells has huilt up a very fine Concert Band. Inaugurating a new system all his own, Mr. Sorrells has 1 heen taking one period a week, on Wednesdays, to teach Music Theory. This sadly ' needed course has heen lacking in Soldan's instrumental organizations for some time. This year the Concert Band gave its Hrst concert on May 10. The second performance was in conjunction with Miss Badino's vocal organizations in the Music Festival on April 24 and 26. SPONSOR . Mf.R.D.s01-felis. i l CONCERT MASTER . Jerry Gotler. PRESIDENT , Shep Ellis. DRUM MAJOR . BryanParnel1. l MANAGER , Ben Berger. y SIXTY'TWO Tl-IE SCRIP FLUTE . Bob Jefferis . Margaret Carlson. OBOE . Herb Oberlag. CLARINET . jerry Gotler . Eugene Zweig . George Haspiel . Melvin Feldman Allan Watson . Austin Tashma . Allan Kohn . Gus James . Charles Brower. ALTO SAXOPHONE . Gilbert Lieberman . Sidney Goldberg . Lester Bodensted. TENCR SAXOPHCNE . Phil Rosen. BARITONE SAXOPHONE . Sam Davis. BASSCCN . Eugene Zweig. TRUMPET . Shep Ellis . Dave Geffen . Herman Weitzbuch . Gerald Kaplan Darrell Gillespie . Charles Ryan . Bob Kessler . Jerry Fadem . Carl Jordan Art Boeckman. HORNS . Bob Rude . Bryan Parnell. BARITONE . Bill Simmons. TRCMBCNE . Carl Katzen . john Adams . Shirley DeWar . Earl Greenberg. DRUMS . Cecelia Czarnecki . Harvey Levy . Gerald Sandweiss . Al Miller Sam Fox . Bob Talkington . Ronald Wright. SIXTYVIHREE N i wifes tvvfwgld The Caclettes 3741! THE JUNIOR GIRLS CHORUS is known as the Cadettes. It numbers in its membership girls of the lower terms and a few upper termers who, because of program difficulties, are unable to enroll in the senior vocal group. The Cadettes work hard and enthusif astically on voice placement, correct breathing, and diction. They strive for good posture and poise, and they realize very early how many things are involved in the training of a singer. Their ambitions may 11Ot be to be a singer, but they certainly are to be a member of Chaminade and of the A Cappella Choir. Small groups of the Cadettes have appeared on special programs. The entire organif zation was part of the carolers who sang in the halls at Christmas time. OFFICERS, FALL TERM . Shirley Goodman, President . Estelle Toybes, Secref tary . lone Du Bois, Mary jo Reid, Librarians . Miss Mary jane Badino, Sponsor. MEMBERS, FALL TERM . Betty Alink . Marilyn Anstine . Ann Baker jean Batton . Rosalie Blackburn . LaVerne Blumenfeld . Dorothy Bode . Patricia Brewer . Shirley Bush . Lucille Caplin . Elizabeth Carey . Dorothy Cochran Helene Cohen . Betty jean Corder . Sue Corn . joan Crenshaw , Rosemary SIXTY FOUL Tl-IE SCRIP Damke . Jean Davis . Patricia Dill . Mary Ann Douglas . Rosetta Drucker Helen Faerber . Vera Falsetti . Ida Flauaus . Dolores Garber . Vivian Garf finkel . Ann Glassberg . Carole Goldman . Betty Goldstein . Sylvia Gubernik Sue Hayes . Clara Hoerr . Rose Marie Hoffman . Dolores Inger . Rose Jung Joyce Kearns . Razine Klearman . Evelyn Koldun . Audrey Kreyling . Anita Lehr . Charlotte Lerner . Edith Lindley . La Verne Lockett . Almeda Long Phyllis Lott . Hortense Markovitz . Isabelle Matusofsky . Evangeline Menas or hy Millstone . Frances Mormino . Vera Passiglia . Marjorie Plamann SH' lattner . Pat Portell . Joan Randles . Joanne Rayfield . Elaine Richman li ry Roberts . Maxine Rosenblatt . Annette Roth . Bobbe Schwartz . Alice fydl I Selzer . Harriet Shapiro . Cynthia Stuart . Mildred Vaughn . Eleanor Vincenz 3 fb K A i Jane Waid . Shirley Walker . Joan Warnack . Zelda Wax . Mary Ellen Woods. OFFICERS, SPRING TERM . lone Du Bois, President . Beverly Simon, Secref tary . Phyllis Harrison, Patricia Stellar, Librarians . Miss Mary Jane Badino, Sponsor. NEW MEMBERS . Janice Andrew . Ninette Bailey Jean Bear . Betty Biggs . Judy Brown . Lois Bruner . Pat Coburn . Doris oye . Dolores 3 Elliott . Susan Englander . Mary Sue Freeman . Loretta Greenblatt . Joy 'Greenberg . Ilene Gordon . Frances Goshien . . Doris Horn Dolores Houghkirk . Sherie Lau . Dolores vin . Nancy Mauller . Betty McQuater . Marilyn Mercer . Dolores wens . Garna Pulliam . Harriet Rosenblatt . Toby Rosenblatt . Diane etzer . Shirley Schneider . Jacqueline Schrader . Louise Simms . Beverly mith . Mildred Snitzer . Delores Snodell Evelyn Solomon . Miriam Wallerst n . Norma Wilferd . Dolores Wyner. afzifri MESA Mlgigia N Awftfwtcfr Aeflrfeffw SIXTYfFIVE The Chaminade THE GIRLS, CHOIR, known at Soldan as the Chaminade Club, numbers between sixty and seventy each term. Various groups from the organization presented programs during the year at luncheons, meetings, conventions, and over radio station KFUO. The formal dedication of Room 300, now to be known as Soldan's Concert Hall, had to be postponed because of the dilliculties in obtaining opera chairs, However, it is expected that a special program will be given when the room is Enally completed. Chaminade will contribute soloists and several choruses to the Spring Production to be given by the senior vocal organizations with the assistance of the orchestra. OFFICERS, FALL TERM . Janice Delhougne, President . Joann Hoell, Vice President . Jean Chuver, Secretary . Lorraine Matlock, Margaret Jensen, Librarians Miss Mary Jane Badino, Sponsor. OFFICERS, SPRING TERM . Jean Chuver, President . Marion Zuckerman, Vice President . Gloria Bigewet, Secretary . Dolores Laue, Ellen Hinderleider, Librarians . Miss Mary Jane Badino, Sponsor. Tl-IE SCRIP ,,XTY,S.X THE SCHIP MEMBERS . Helen Baldwin . Mary Berliner . Celeste Brown . Darla Brown Rosylin Cloch . Bobbie Croson . Jo Anne Cullivan . Ellen Dowdy . Maxine Eisenberg . Shirley Feinstein . Ada Fletcher . Rosalie Garfinkel . Betty Giller- man . jane Glover . Marilyn Handelman . Wilma Hartman . Diane Hawkins Ellen Hinderleider . LaVerne jobe . Carol Johnsey . Marilyn Johnsey . Jackie jones . Shirley Katz . Anne Kelly . Jacqueline Kolodney . Theodora Lachman Irene Lam . Dolores Laue . LaVerne Lehr . Shirley Light . Virginia Limbaugh Bonnie Lincoln . Elaine Littman . Shirley Lipman . Marian Levin . Marilyn MacDonald . Davida Matier . Juanita Olive . Evelyn Orlovick . Doris Peacock Betty Perry . Delores Poole . Margaret Ridgley . Ruth Rosen . Estelle Ruback Mae Seigel . Virginia Shafer . Georgia Smith . Pat Smith . Bernice Stelzer Dorothy Swartstrom . Frances Tecklin . Marilyn Totter . Bernice Sturm . Pollylou Wilson . Alita Zeve . Marion Zuckerman. NEW MEMBERS . Betty jean Alink . Virginia Bean . Gloria Bigewet . Rosalie Blackburn . Shirley Bush . Lucille Caplin . Elizabeth Carey . Dorothy Cochran . Rosemary Damke . Patricia Dill . Rosetta Drucker . Vera Falsetti Pauline Gershbock . Shirley Goodman . Elizabeth Hahn . Meredith Lee Hunter Edith Kimmel . Evelyn Koldun . Annette Lapin . Shirley Plattner . Marie Putney . Joan Ringgenberg . Maxine Rosenblatt . Lory Schear . Betty Sherberg Estelle Toybes . Mildred Vaughn . Zelda Wax . Mary Ellen Woods. SIXTY SEVEN The Dance Qrchestra THE DANCE ORCHESTRA is an organization composed of students interested in music, especially popular music. The orchestra is striving for clean playing and the ability to play all types of music. This year the orchestra has played at several dances, and the entire Dance Orchestra was used in the Musical Revue given by the schools music department. SPONSOR . Mr. R. D. Sorrells. DIRECTOR . Jerry Gotler. FIRST ALTO SAXOPHONE . jerry Gotler. SECOND TENOR SAXOPHONE . George Haspiel . Phillip Rosen. THIRD ALTO SAXOPHONE . Herbert Oberlag. FOURTH TENOR SAXOPHONE . Eugene Zweig. FIFTH BARITONE SAXOPHONE . Sam Davis. SIXTYfEIGHT FIRST TRUMPET . David Geffen. SECOND TRUMPET . Shepard Ellis. THIRD TRUMPET . Gerald Kaplan. FIRST TROMBONE . Carl Katzen. SECOND TROMBONE . Earl Greenberg. VIOLIN . Alice Seltzer . Leslie Cohen. PIANO . Bryan Parnell . Narlene Plax. FIRST DRUM . Harvey Levy. SECOND DRUM . Gerald Sandweiss. BASS VIOLIN . Gerald Auslander. SIXTYfN1NE TI-IE SCRIP l-le lvrie, Fall Term HA IVRIA, the culture club under the guidance of Dr. Reiss, presents a varied as well as an unusual program to its many members here at Soldan. The club, organized in 1930, presents the literature, culture, and music of the Near East at its meetings in the form of a diversified program which includes discussion forums, debates, and guest speakers. As one of the most popular clubs at Soldan, Ha Ivria offers its members an opportunity to study further the life of the peoples of the Near East in quite a modern way. The members play a great part in a program which serves for learning and entertainment. This term, the activities of Ha Tvria and the Hebrew Department culminated in the presentation of the musical tableau, People of the Book, by David Reiss, which was held in conjunction with the observance of the Hebrew Book Month, a period which serves as a means of stimulating interest in Hebrew literature. The colorful poduction, staged in December, was directed by Ernest Hares, music director for the Board of Education, and Miss Gertrude A. Lucas, sponsor of the Soldan Dramatic Club. R. W. Janetzke served as narrator for the production, which portrayed in music and in prose the mode of ancient Hebrew literature. Awards in War Bonds and Stamps were made at this time to jane Dale for the best poster design, and also to Martiii Braunf TI-IE SCRIP SEVENTY THE SCIQIP stein, Eleanor Serkes, Dave Froehlich, Patsy Gershbock, Irvin Friedman, and Morris Chotinsky for their participation in the musical tableau. GFFICERS, FALL TERM . Ephrem Sobel, President . Herbert Sokolik, Vice P-resident . Frieda Pultman, Secretary . Shirley Goldstein, Treasurer . Stan Sokolik, SergecmtfatfArms . Dr. David Reiss, Sponsor. MEMBERS, FALL TERM . Rosalie Addas . Joyce Applebaum . Cecile Arnof witz . Beatrice Arsht . Delores Babchick . Jack Babchick . Delores Barenfeld Rosalind Becker . Allan Berg . Ben Berger . Mary Berliner . Preston Birenbaum Martin Braunstein . Sharon Brazler . Joan Bronstein . Paula Brown . June Chervitz . Morris Chotinsky . Jean Chuver . Gene Citerman . Bernard Elfanbaum . Alan Farber . Leonard Farer . Beverly Feldberg . Arthur Feldman Marion Feldman . Ruby Fishman . Calvin Fox . Michael Frederick . Irvin Friedman . Dave Froehlich . Eleanor Furman . Delores Garber . Pauline Gershbock . Charlotte Goffstein .V Lilly Goldfarb . Al Goldman . Gloria Goldsmith . Clarice Goldstein . Shirley Goldstein . Shirley Goodman . Bertha Gubernik . Sylvia Gubernik . Eugene Guttin . Herschey Hawk . Matilda Heisler . Jerome Hershkowitz . Carl Katzen . Alfred Keller . Betty Kriesman Rita Kulefsy . Regina Kubernick . Doris Ladinsky . Morton Lazaroif . Herman Leibovich . Evelyn Lever . Bette Levin . Shirley Light . Eugene Liss . Irv Margol . Ada Margulis . Roma Markovitz . Alex Cstfeld . Howard Pecker Shirley Pecker . Faye Pruss . Frieda Pultman . Jerome Rader . Ruth Rader Ruth Rosen . Maxine Rosenblatt . Helen Rudolph . Irv Rush . Annette Roth Sylvan Sandler . Gerald Sandweiss . Ethel Schacter . Lillian Schacter . Delores Schneider . Inge Schoenfarber . Annette Schrager . Shirley Schuman . Carolyn Schwartz . Fern Schwartz . Eleanor Serkes . Marilyn Seltzer . Betty Sherberg Luna Shomer . Mae Seigel . Ephrem Sobel . Herbert Sokolik . Stan Sokolik Melvin Solomon . Ronald Stein . Doris Stillman . Jerry Tobias . Ida Tullman Marvin Walts . May Jean Weinreb .Gordon Wolff . Vera Zasslow . Monroe Zimmerman . Marilyn Zuckerman . I. J. Zuckerman. SEVENTY ONE I-is lvria, Spring Term HA IVRIA began the spring term of 1946, under the leadership of Dr. Reiss, with the sponsoring of two projects in mind. The first was the sponsorship of several Hebrew singing and Hebrew speaking groups. The purpose of both of these clubs is to develop in the members a greater appreciation and understanding of the beauty and historical value of the Hebrew language. The second of the two projects being sponsored by Ha Ivria is an art contest on Democracy in Hebrew Literature. OFFICERS, SPRING TERM . Herbert Sokolik, President . Stan Sokolik, Vice President . Doris Ladinsky, Secretary . Marvin Walts, Treasurer . Sidney Keiner, Se'rgeantfatfA1'ms . Dr. David Reiss, Sponsor. MEMBERS, SPRING TERM . Rosalie Addas . Cecile Arnowitz . Jack Babchick Delores Barenfeld . Ben Berger . Aline Bierman . Gloria Bierman . Preston Birenbaum . Rita Birenbaum . Mildred Blum . Sharon Brazler . Martin Braunstein . Thelma Broderson . Anita Brody . Annabelle Chervitz . Betty Chervitz . June Chervitz . Morris Chotinsky . Jean Chuver . Bernard Cohen Bernard Elfanbaum . Harold Forman . Irvin Friedman . David Froehlich Eleanor Furman . Dolores Garber . Estelle Gellman . Marlene Gentle . Patsy SEVENTY TWO THE SCRIP Gershhock . Jenny Glassman , Bernadine Goldstein . David Guberrnan . Phyllis Handleman .' Jerome Hershkowitz . Harriet Kahak . Myra Kessler . Nathan Kirschner . Razine Klearman . Jerome Korenfeld . Betty Kreisman . Rita Kulefsky . Herman Leibovich . Charlotte Lerner . Evelyn Lever . Shirley Light . Ada Margulis . Al Miller . Pat Mori . Marvin Muchnick . Shirley Pecker . Stanley Pepper . Shirley Plattner . Eay Pruss . Ruth Rader . Shirley Reznick . Elaine Richman . Ruth Rosen . Helen Rudolph . Sylvan Sandler Rosemary Schaeffer . Dolores Schneider . Edyce Schneider . Annette Schrager Eleanor Serkes . Frances Shankland . Dolores Sheiman . Shirley Schuman . Harry Singman . Juanita Singman . Evelyn Solomon . Larry Solomon . Melvin Solomon . Doris Stillman . Estelle Thaler . Ida Tullman . May jean Weinreb Rose Weinreb . Shirley Weinreh . Maurice Williams . Gordon Wolff . Vera Zasslovv . I. J. Zuckerman. SEVENTY-THREE The SOlCldI'1 GVCDQSLVG THE SOLDAN ORCHESTRA, under the sponsorship of Mr. Sorrells, furnishes music for the school on various important occasions, including Class Day and Commencement Day, The course includes some history, theory, and harmony of music. Every Wed' nesday is book day, and tests are given periodically just as in an academic class. Early in the spring term, Shirley Rosen was elected president of the Soldan Orchestra. SPONSOR . R. D. Sorrells. CONCERT MASTER . Shirley Rosen. PIANO . Walter Vredenhurgh . Narlene Plax. FIRST VIOLIN . Shirley Rosen . Arthur Feldman . Alice Seltzer . Leslie Cohen . Ruth Adams . Jerome Stadin. SECOND VIOLIN . Patricia Hedtkarnp . Georgia Smith . Estelle Gellman . Irving Gordon . Charlotte Protzel . Shirley Weinreh . Howard Pecker . Jerome Rader. VIOLA . Morris Stern. SEVENTYfFOUR Tl-IE SCRIP CELLO . Suzanne Wilniers. FLUTE . Margaret Carlson . Robert jefferis. OBOE . Herbert Oherlag. CLARINET . Jerry Gotler , George Haspiel. BASSOON . Eugene Zweig. FIRST ALTO SAXOPHONE . jerry Gotler. SECOND TENOR SAXOPHONE . George Haspiel. THIRD ALTO SAXOPHONE . Herbert Oherlag. FOURTH TENOR SAXOPHONE . Eugene Zweig. BARITONE SAXOPHONE . Sam Davis. FRENCH HORN . Bob Rude . Bryan Parnell. FIRST TRUMPET . David Geffen. SECOND TRUMPET . Shepard Ellis. THIRD TRUMPET . Gerald Kaplan. TROMBONE . Carl Katzzen . john Adams . Shirley DeWar . Earl Greenberg. TUBA . William Meredith. DRUMS . Gerald Szmdweiss. TYMPANI . Cecelia Czarnecki. SEVENTYfFIVE The Scrippege Staff, Fall -l-erm SCRIPPAGE is the Soldan High School newspaper, designed to serve the school by promoting school spirit and by recording school events. The Scrippage class is a select group chosen on the basis of creative ability, scholastic aptitude, and dependability. Work on Scrippage' not only establishes a background for students who wish to make journalism their life's profession, but also helps mold young characters into good citizens. EditorfinfCl1ief Assistant Editor Sports Editor . News Editors Feature Editor Exchange Editor . Humor Editor Reporters . . Faculty Sponsor Business Manager SCRIPPAGE STAFF . U Meredith Lee . Members . . Lillian Voda . Robert Mendelson Warren Goodenough Hunter, Robert Posen Dorothy L. Meyer . Miriam Axelbaum . . Vivian Perez of the Scrippage Class Miss Helen C. Koch Mr. P. L. Stavseth SEVENTY SIX Qirffkil. frif f .vgjyaiff The Scrippege Staff, Spring -I-erm SCRIPPAGE is published by an editorial staff and cub reporters under the guidance of Miss Helen C. Koch. The Scrippage group is conducted as a regular class, including examinations on a journalism textbook and daily writing. The newspaper recently became a member of Quill and Scroll, the international honorary organization for high school journalists. CofEditors . Assistant Editors Sports Editor . News Editor Feature Editor Exchange Editor Humor Editor Variety Editor Scrippage Typist Reporters . . Faculty Sponsor Business Manager SCRIPPAGE STAFF . . . . Meredith Hunter, Marcella Kaner . Richard Beard, Beverly Cohen . Members . . Robert Posen Maxine Rosenblatt . . Esther Krohn . jean Chuver . Susanne Wilmers . Estelle Toybes Marion Zuckerman of the Scrippage Class Miss Helen C. Koch Mr. P. L. Stavseth SEVENTY SEVEN A 1 A . ' I - r- J' il '11 I ,, yf 5 i f , ,, s KI .1 ,HJ 5 lm., 4 .HY I V- ,J 4 J u The Service Club, Fall Term THE SERVICE CLUB is an organization which gives the students of Soldan a chance to show their appreciation for the many privileges given them by their school. They are able to do many small jobs that are of importance in making our school a more pleas' ant place. OFFICERS, FALL TERM . Stan Sokolik, President . Marilyn Handler, Vice President . Irene Spencer, Secretary . Sondra Weinshelbaum, Treasurer . Keith Chandler, Marshal . Miss Blanche Higgins, Sponsor. OFFICERS, SPRING TERM . Shirley Goodman, President . Harold Kravin, Vice President . Keith Chandler, Secretary . Helen Baldwin, Treasurer . Miss Blanche Higgins, Sponsor. MEMBERS . Betty Alink . Marilyn Anstine . Libbia Appelbaum . Richard Applebaum . Helen Baldwin . Nadine Barg . Elbert Barrow . Georgia Barsom Fay Bassinson . Mildred Baum . Allen Berg . Marcella Bierman . Wanda Bishop . Rosalie Blackburn . Opal Blackwell . Jeannette Bleile . Doris Bray Sharon Brazler . Evelyn Brockmeir . Thelma Broderson . Mary Jane Brower SEVENTY-EIGHT THE SCRIP Elizabeth Brown . Shirley Brown . Joanne Bullock . johnny Burton . Merle Busch . Margaret Bussy . Margaret Carlson . Keith Chandler . Bob Chasson Annabelle Chervitz . June Chervitz . jean Chuver . Beverly Cohen . Marilyn Cohen . Ted Cohen . Rose Copilevitz . Eugene Cooper . Joan Cronin . Nedra Crow . Mary Ann De Blaze . Patricia Dill , Mary Ann Donnell . Sheila Downs . Joann Dubail . Virginia Dugan . Bernard Elfanbaum . Elaine Ellis Earl Ellman . Milton Farasy . Harvey Feldman . Joe Fenlon . Bernice Finbloom Doris Finke . Elaine Freistein . Arnold Friedman . Irvin Friedman . Marlene Gentle . Arthur Gilden . Jane Glover . Robert Goldstein . Shirley Goodman Sheldon Grand . Burton Greenberg . Earl Greenberg . Albert Greenblatt . Eileen Grossman . Edith Gubin . Betty Gustin . Anna Hamm . Helen Handleman Marilyn Handleman . Marilyn Handler . Deloris Hart . June Hartley . Arlene Hartwig . Mildred Harviell . Patricia Hedtkamp . Dolores Hellweg . Nancy Heman . Marilyn Hennessee , Marion Hoefner . Albert Horwitz . Betty Hughes . Meredith Hunter . Angeline jamjamian . Dolores johnson . Harriet Kabak . Morris Kagan . Jacob Kaskowitz . Shirley Katz . George Keistler Myra Kessler . Betty Lou Kiehn . Lois Kisslinger . Harold Klamen . Marvin Klamen . Helene Kohner . Evelyn Koldun . Allen Kolons . Shirley Koplowitz Muriel Kottle . Harriet Kourik . Grace Kramer . Harold Kravin . Jane Krebs Esther Krohn. SEVENTY-NINE The Service Club, Fall Term MEMBERS . Theodora Lachman . Herman Leibovich . Alvin Levin . Dorothy Levy . Howard Lieberman . Virginia Limbaugh . Sylvia Lite . Helen Lux Helene Manheimer . Hortense Markovitz . Davida Matier . Kenneth Mays Robert Meyer . Donald Miller . Katherine Milonas . Evelyn Molas . De Lois Morris . Flora Nichelson . Charlene Parker . Phyllis Parks . Vera Passiglia Lelia Patterson . Theresa Pawelek . Florence Pearlman . Jean Pevnick . Elaine Pollack . Marie Putney . Virginia Ramatovvsky . Leon Rennard . Ben Rinehart Florence Roach . Shirley Rosen . Sareva Rubin . Helen Rudolph . Jacqueline Rudolph . Joyce Rudolph . Ethel Schachter . Gloria Schryer . Leona Seidel Virginia Shafer . Adele Shanker . Gray Shelton . Noreen Shotwell . Sally Silverman . Martha Slay . Delores Smith . Jeanne Smith . Leota Smith Salvatore Smith . Arline Sokolik . Herbert Sokolik . Stan Sokolik . Clarence Soule . Irene Spencer . Stanford Spitz . Joy Stebbins . Frances Steinberg Bernice Stelzer . Shirley Stengel . Genevieve Stogsdill . jane Stoutz . Paul Stromsdorfer , Audrey Summers . Ruth Tannenbaum . Ruth Thompson . Estelle Toybes . Catherine Trakas . Maudi Tsuji . Louise Utley . Betty Warner Zelda Wax , Frances Weenick . Sam Weinhaus . Helen Weil . Eleanor Weiner Jim Williams . Betty Willick . Marianne Wright , Rachel Zwibelman. THE SCRIP EIGHTY TI-IE SCRIP The Agassiz THE AGASSIZ CLUB is a chapter of the Junior Academy of Science. The purpose of the club is to study things pertaining to science, especially biology. The members take frequent hikes to learn the habits and names of the flowers and animals that grow wild. These hikes are not, however, lacking in fun and pleasure for everyone. Each term a picnic is given for students who have an HE grade in Biology 1. This spring, for the first time in a number of years, the club had a display of wild flowers for all the school to view. A trip was made to Eureka, where the flowers and mosses were gathf ered, brought back to the school, and put on exhibit by several of the members. Now that the war is over, Agassiz will again do many things that were suspended for the duration. The wild flower display is just the beginning. CFFICERS, FALL TERM . Jerry Tobias, President . Dorothy Meyer, Vice President , Sonia Weinstein, Secretary . Helene Manheimer, Treasurer . Marvin Rich, Program Chairman . Miss Katherine Pfeifer, Sponsor. OFFICERS, SPRING TERM . Marvin Rich, President . Helen Weil, Vice President . june Kohner, Secretary . Fred Roth, Treasurer . Arthur Mange, Jerry Tobias, Program Chairmen . Miss Katherine Pfeifer, Sponsor. EIGHTY ONE The American History Club, Fall Term THE AMERICAN HISTORY CLUB, under the sponsorship of Dr. Bender, works to create an interest in American history, which cannot be studied in great enough detail in the classroom. This term the club studied and discussed The Texas Republic. This topic was divided into many interesting discussions, which were highly entertaining. Memf bership is open to anyone who is interested in American history. OFFICERS . Walter Miller, President . Shirley Stengel, Vice President . Herman Hamm, Secretary . Irving Malnik, Treasurer . Dr. A. B. Bender, Sponsor. MEMBERS . Shirley Brown . Marilyii Cohen . Shirley DeWar . Lester Ettman . Michael Frederick . Robert Goldstein . Herman Hamm , Patricia Hedtkamp . Shirley Hostetler . Irving Katzman . Esther Krohn . Martin Lerner . Harold Levin . Howard Lieberman . Irving Malnik . Wzilter Miller Carl Mirowitz . Marvin Muchnick . Mary Parks . Robert Schnefke . Shirley Stengel . Betty Jane Vaughn. THE SCHIP EIGHTY'TWO Tl-IE SCIQIP -l-he American l-listory Club, Spring Term UNDER the excellent guidance of Dr. Bender, the American History Club had a very interesting series of talks on the South and Central American Indians. Three tribes, the Mayas, Incas, and Aztecs, were studied. The club as a group visited the Art Museum to view some examples of Indian culture and civilization. A delightful picnic enhanced the enjoyment of the term. Membership is open to anyone interested in American history. OFFICERS . Michael Frederick, President . Shirley Brown, Vice President Robert Schnefke, Secretary . Howard Lieberman, Treasurer . Dr. A. B. Bender, Sponsor. MEMBERS . Shirley Brown . Marilyn Cohen . Shirley DeWar . Lester Ettman Michael Frederick . Robert Goldstein . Herman Hamm . Patricia Hedtkamp Irving Katzman . Esther Krohn . Harold Levin . Stanley Levy . Howard Lieberman . Irving Malnik . Walter Miller . Carl Mirowitz . Marvin Muchnick Mary Parks . Robert Schnefke . Shirley Stengel . Betty Jane Vaughn. wwf 'S' was EIGHTYfTHREE -l-l'12 Cdm2fd ONCE more, under the able direction of Mr. Lyon, the Soldan Camera Club has been able to organize after the necessity of closing during the war period. The club consists of members interested in the absorbing hobby of photography. Increasing interest and skill are furthered both by lectures given by members and by actual photographic pracf tice. Many of the miscellaneous pictures in Scrip and Scrippage are taken by the members of the club. The requirements: Have a camera: Use it! OFFICERS . Ronald Gzelle, President . Martin Bloom, Vice President . Lois Kisslinger, Secretary . Cene Hamilton, Treasurer . Jean Chuver, Librarian . Leslie W. Lyon, Sponsor. EIGHTY-FOUR TI-IE SCRIP -l-ll? SOlCi6I'1 Chess THE CHESS CLUB was reorganized at the beginning of the spring term, with Miss Glosser as sponsor. The club aims to increase the skill of each of its players. As the result of a tournament Alven Goldman, Leonard Walts, Jack Barenfeld, and Paul Stromsdorfer were selected to form a fourfman team. Four preliminary chess tournaf ments have been played. Cne with Roosevelt resulted in a draw. The team then lost one and won one, while also tying one tournament with University City High School. The members of the team are rapidly increasing their skill. Many outstanding tournaf ments are expected for the Soldan Chess Club. OFFICERS . Leonard Walts, President . Alven Goldman, Vice President . Howard Lieberman, Secretary . Harold Kravin, Treasurer . Miss Ethel A. Glosser, Sponsor. CTHER MEMBERS . Jack Barenfeld . Keith Chandler . Sidney Goldberg Herschey Hawk . Harold Klayman . Allen Kolons . Seymour Levitt . Herbert Missler . Charlene Parker . Florence Pearlman . Marvin Rich . Jerome Stadin Paul Stromsdorfer . Jerry Tobias . Walter Vredenburgh. EIGHTY FIVE The Decorative Arts Club CFFICERS, FALL TERM . Margaret Carlson, President . Dorothy Kreyling, Vice President . Georgia Barsam, Secretary . Marie Putney, Treasurer . Miss Susan Coultas, Sponsor. OFFICERS, SPRING TERM , Margaret Carlson, President . Irene Spencer, Vice President . Pollylou Wilson, Secretary . Ruth Thompson, Treasurer . Miss Susan Coultas, Sponsor. MEMBERS . Ruth Adams . June Bever . Poppy Bjorudahl . Charlotte Boodnick Ruth Cherry . Rosemarie Galetto . Elaine Goldring . Patsy Graham . Vera Herter . Marcella Kaner . Audrey Kreyling . Esther Krohn . Phyllis Lott Evangeline Menas . Mary jane Parks . Phyllis Parks . Marion Prstojevich . Ethel A. Rengers . Hazel Schlemmer . Beverly Slein . Jean Stunick . Ruth Tannenf baum . Esther Vlassos . Corene Welch . Ramona Young. THE SCPIP TI-IE SCRIP The Dramatic Guild THE DRAMATIC GUILD has completed another active year, under the very capable direction of Miss Gertrude Lucas. Our first production of the year was the Mary Roberts Rhinehart mystery, The Bat, which was presented on November 15' and 16. The members of the cast, who excelled themselves in this Broadway success, included Joe Indelicato, Marie Putney, Pat Wilson, Ted Megas, Peggy Ann Bain, Joe Nelson, Charles Statler, Arnold Schrier, Charles Cox, and Saul Picker. Before the holidays the Guild, in its annual Christmas gift to the school, presented the rollicking comedy, Bang Goes Christmas. The starring roles were ably portrayed by Naomi Blake, Dave Guberman, Marie Putney, Dorothy Sivley, Wilma Linneman, Irving Rush, Shirley Goodman, Alexander Ostfeld, Arnold Schrier, Ethel Rengers, Betty Kaner, Robert Schultz, Ted Megas, and Aaron Kram. OFFICERS, FALL TERM . Charles Statler, President . joe Indelicato, Vice President . Frieda Friedman, Secretary . Estelle Toybes, Treasurer . Miss Gerf trude Lucas, Sponsor. OFFICERS, SPRING TERM . Lory Schear, President . Marie Putney, Vice President . Pat Wilson, Secretary . Ted Megas, Treasurer . Miss Gertrude Lucas, Sponsor. EIGHTYfSEVEN The Solclan Philatelic Society THE PURPOSE of the Philatelic Society is to promote a greater interest in philately. Under the able sponsorship of Miss Easterbrook, this society has provided many interf esting programs. Auctions are held twice a month, while at the other meetings reports are presented on stamps and their history. A bulletin board for the display of stamps adorns the first floor corridor. OFFICERS, FALL 'PERM . Robert Zamen, President . Robert Bergman, Vice President . Arthur Babad, Secretaryf'1'rea.surer . Miss Mabel Easterbrook, Sponsor OFFICERS, SPRING TERM . Robert Zamen, President . Robert Bergman, Vice President . Laurence Sher, Program Chairman . Miss Mabel Easterbrook, Sponsor. MEMBERS . Arthur Babad . Robert Bergman . Stanley Dorn . Walter Haile john Johnson . J. C. Laskowitz . Burris Millstone . james Murphy . Laurence Sher . Robert Zamen. EIGHTYfEIGHT Tl-IE SCRIP I, egj, I - ,f . n i x ' f 5 ,UJQLH fffw The Piclcering Club, Fall -l-erm THE PICKERING CLUB, named for a famous American astronomer, Professor E. C. Pickering, is now in its twentyfseventh year under the companionable sponsorship of our beloved Boss Olson. In its long life, the club has accumulated a large astro' nomical library and a fine telescope. The club enjoys lively discussions and occasional star trips. OFFICERS, FALL TERM . Oscar Goldberg, President . Martin Bloom, Vice President . Bertha Gubernik, Secretary . Frieda Pultman, Treasurer . Charlie Waxman, Librarian . Harley E. Olson, Sponsor. MEMBERS, FALL TERM . Joyce Applebaum . Fern Ayers . Annette Barr Mary Berliner . Marion Feldman . Beryl Heller . Dolores Hellweg . Sylvia Kaplan . Jacob Kaskowitz . Annette Lapin . Bette Levin . De Lois Morris Sandra Lee Oberman . Sylvan Sandler . Thelma Snyder . Irv Figus .Milton Toile . Sam Weinhzius . Zelda Wax . Bettye Zaidenberg. EIGHTY-NINE K li f, f , .f l , . , - - 4 , , K K 4, 'fL',4,c.,:f ., X-f' ' j C7 t p l g ' ff, Q. Fleur de Lis, Fall Term WITH twentyfeight enthusiastic members, Fleur de Lis reorganized in September, 1946, under the sponsorship of Miss Winnie Timmons, our French teacher. Through' out the term, we enjoyed learning French songs, playing French games, and becoming better acquainted with France and the French people. OFFICERS, FALL TERM . Ralph Treiman, President . Georgia Barsam, Vice President . Marion Zuckerman, Secretary . Elizabeth Carey, Treasurer . Wanda Kiser, Charles Waxman, Members of the Executive Board . Miss Winnie Timmons, Sponsor. MEMBERS, FALL TERM . Ruth Adams . Marilyn Cohen . Gloria Ferschtman Ada Fletcher . Lucille Hampson . Jacob Kaskowitz . Helene Kohner , june Kohner . Graham Kreunen . Helen Lux . Nona Mellman . Evangeline Menas Dorothy Meyer . Bernice Schramm . Georgia Smith . Betty Vaughn . Betty Warner . Helen Weil . Sam Weinhaus . Sonia Weinstein . Corene Welch Ramona Young. TI-IE SCRIP NINETY Tl-IE SCHIP Fleur de Lis, Spring Term FLEUR DE LIS, under the sponsorship of Miss Timmons, is designed to stimulate interest in French customs, history, songs, and literature. The meetings are held every odd Tuesday of the month, and the members participate in interesting programs. QFFICERS, SPRING TERM . Jacob Kaskowitz, President . Betty Jane Vaughn, Vice President . Ramona Young, Treasurer . Georgia Barsam, Betty Warner, Executive Board . Miss Winnie Timmons, Sponsor. MEMBERS, SPRING TERM . Lawrence Block . Shirley Bush . Elizabeth Carey . Marilyn Cohen . Inez Eaton . Ada Norton Fletcher . Michael Frederick Stanley Gold . Gloria Goldsmith . Jules Gordon . Lucille Hampson , Harold Hoffman . Fred Kanefield . Harold Klamen . Helene Kohner . june Kohner Bob Koshner . Helen Lux . Ruth Marcus . Evangeline Menas . Frank Meyers Larry Sandler . Bernice Schramm , Marilyn Seltzer . Bernard Shanker . Rachel Silberman . Georgia Smith . Helen jean Weil . Sam Weinhaus . Sonia Weinstein . Irene Whelchel . I. J. Zuckerman. NINETY'ONE The Future l-lomemalcers ol America THE FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA of Soldan High was organized in February, 1946, under the leadership of Miss Kirkpatrick, Miss Harris, and Miss Jeffords. The club came into being through the cooperative efforts of youth enrolled in homemaking in secondary schools in building a national organization of their own in which they may develop social qualities and promote better home life for the members and their families. There are no special requirements for becoming a member of the club. Anyone who is interested in homemaking or who is in a Home Economics class may become a member. At the present time, our Soldan chapter has a membership of forty or more. Our motto, Toward New Horizons, expresses the purposes of the organization- learning to live better today in order that our lives and those of our families may be better tomorrow. OFFICERS . Shirley Berg, President . Betty Lou Williams, Vice President . Ruby Morrison, Treasurer . Elsie Lackey, Secretary . Miss Margaret Kirkpatrick, Miss Leigh Harris, Miss Mary E. Jeffords, Sponsors. NINETY TWO Tl-IE SCRIP The Projectionist Service Club 4AxUDIO'V1SUAL education is proving a most effective method of supplementing other educational methods, and the Board of Education has already made elaborate plans for such teaching. Since the Projectionist Service Club was started in 1941, Mr. Lyon has managed to maintain an effective service for the teachers, many of whom are taking advantage of the opportunity of showing movies or lantern slides to their classes. The club is composed of boys of all terms. After the training period is completed, boys become permanent members. The new members are taught to operate the prof jettors and slide lanters by the old members. After two or three lessons the new member is capable of taking an assignment under supervision. Four selected members are taught to operate the public address system in the auditorium. Whenever a teacher wants a film shown to his class, he notifies Mr. Lyon, who then assigns a room and a projectionist who has a study assignment at that period. Calls for Projectionst Service are increasing rapidly, not only with the school, but also from outside agencies who hold meetings in our auditorium, and the twenty or more trained operators are getting valuable experience. The club holds no regular meetings, and elects no oflicers. NINETY THREE The Junior Red Cross Committee, Fall Term SOON after the opening of school the committee members met to plan activities and programs. The following items are representative: At an auditorium session, Miss Condon told the school of her interesting experiences in India. Three Soldan students were invited to have dinner with the U. S. Navy at Lambert Field, December 29. Members of Soldan music organizations gave a program at Jefferson Barracks Hospital on December 23. One hundred Hlled Christmas stockings were given for distribution in Service hospitals. In the curricular field, two Red Cross Nutrition classes were taught at Soldan. OFFICERS, FALL TERM . Eugene Rotenberg, Chairman . Beverly Cohen, Vice Chairman . Frieda Friedman, Secretary . Everett Kling, Treasurer . Miss Blanche Higgins, Sponsor. MEMBERS, FALL TERM . Shirley Barr . Joanne Bullock . Keith Chandler Arlene Fischman . Bernard Fitterman . Shirley Goodman . Eileen Grossman Jane Glover . Alvin Goldenson . Burton Greenberg . Martin Lerner , Marie Seever . Anne Kelly . Estelle Toybes. Tl-IE SCPIP mm Tl-IE SCHIP The Junior Red Cross Committee, Spring Term THE RED CROSS COMMITTEE has been very active in its work this past year. Besides making greeting cards, tray favors, joke books, and crossword puzzle books, it packed Educational Boxes for the needy children of Europe. At Christmas, with the aid of the school, over one hundred Christmas stockings were filled. A Victrola has been sent to Jefferson Barracks Hospital, and work on a knitted afghan is being completed. OFFICERS, SPRING TERM . Beverly Cohen, Chairman . Anne Kelly, Vice Chairman . Marie Seever, Secretary . Miss Blanche Higgins and Miss Charlotte Roos, C0fSponsors. NEW MEMBERS . Arthur Gilden . Patsy Graham . Delores Hellweg . jacob Kaskovvitz . George Keistler . Leon Rennard . Joan Roper . Judy Schultz. NINETYfFIVE The Science and Mathematics Club THE SCIENCE AND MATHEMATICS CLUB, under the sponsorship of Mr. Wilson, has recently been incorporated with the Pickering Club and has inherited the library and telescope of that club. We are now thinking of starting the project of building a working model of the Wilson Cloud Chamber. Recently we had a lecture on rectify' ing an A. C. Current. OFFICERS, FALL TERM . Keith Chandler, President . Herschey Hawk, Vice President . Dorothy Levy, Secretary . jerry Tobias, Treasurer . Martin C. Wilson, Sponsor. OFFICERS, SPRING TERM . Dorothy Levy, President . Martin Bloom, Vice President . Fred Roth, Secretary . Sonia Weinstein, Treasurer . Martin C. Wilson, Sponsor. NINETY-SIX TI-IE SCHIP l-he Stamp and Bond Committee, Fall -l-erm THE PRINCIPAL work of the Stamp and Bond Committee this term has been to make the Victory Loan at Soldan a success. Formerly the money raised through the sale of stamps and bonds bought tanks, guns, and ammunition. Now the money raised in Missouri is to be used to equip hospital room units in the O'Reilly General Hospital at Springfield, Missouri, each unit costing 353,000 Each will have a marker giving the name of the school paying for the unit. An exact replica is to be sent to the school. Although pledged to only sixteen hospital units, Soldan actually provided for eighteen units. GEEIGERS, FALL TERM . Dorothy Kreyling, Chairman . Betty Willick, Vice Chairman . Miss Louise W. Brown, Sponsor. MEMBERS, EALL TERM . Celeste Brown . Jane Glover . Gene Hamilton Harrison Howe . June Kohncr . Harold Kravin . Martin Lerner . Carl Matlock Arthur Mange . Evelyn Grlovick . Dolores Poole . Irvin Roselman . Ered Roth . Lory Schear . Eleanor Serkes . Sondra Weiiishelbauni . Suzanne Wiliners. NINETY SEVEN The Stempand Bond Committee,Sprin3-I-erm THIS term, though the need may not seem so intense, the members of the Soldan Stamp and Bond Committee have continued their work of selling Victory Stamps and Bonds. They have not forgotten those men who gave so much for us and those who are still suffering in hospitals. The committee has kept these facts before the school by hanging posters in the halls and the auditorium. Soldan will continue the work of selling stamps and bonds as long as there is need. CEEICERS, SPRING TERM . Harold Kravin, Chairman . Irvin Roselman, Vice Chairman . Miss Louise Brown, Sponsor. MEMBERS, SPRING TERM . Celeste Brown . Edith Feinstein . Harry Fine jane Clover . Shirley Katz . Wanda Kiser . June Kohner . Harold Kravin Audrey Kreyling . Dorothy Kreyling . Howard Lieberman . Martin Lerner Arthur Mange . Irving Margol . Carl Matlock . Robert Meyer . Evelyn Orlovich . Delores Poole . Irvin Roselman . Fred Roth . Lory Schear . Eleanor Serkes . Shirley Stengel . Sondra Weiiishelbauin . Betty Willick . Susanne Wilmers . Robert Zamen. NINETY-EIGHT TI-IE SCRIP I-up Tap Toe THE DANCING CLUB, TIP' TAP Toe, was organized at the beginning of the fall terrn in 1945 at the request of interested students. The spring term was occupied with the preparation of a few dances for the Spring Revue and for a Service Club party in March. When not otherwise occupied, the members intend to make a study of the art of dancing. OFFICERS, FALL TERM . Maxine Rosenblatt, President . Eleanor Serkes, Vice President . Peggy Jensen, Secretaryf'1'reasurer . Miss Mary Jane Badino, Sponsor. OFFICERS, SPRING TERM . Maxine Rosenblatt, President . Jean Chuver, Vice President . Doris Stillman, Secretaryffreasurer . Gloria Bigevvet, Accompanist Miss Mary jane Badino, Sponsor. MEMBERS . Mary Amsler . Shirley Bader . Mary Basola . Dolores Bickoff Laura Chesney . Warren Dygert . Delores Edwards . Betty Farley . Lorraine Garfield . Gloria Goldsmith . Robert Goldstein . Meredith Hunter . Betty Lamberg . Davida Matier . Florence McFarland . Delores Poole . Toby Rosenblatt . Jacqueline Rudman . Irving Rush . Shirley Schneider . Mae Seigel . Georgia Smith . Fred Statler . Anna Tishk . Jerry Tobias . Audree Tulper . Marlene Whitener . Dorothy Whittemore. NINETY NINE -l-be Tutoring Committee THE TUTORING COMMITTEE was organized in January, 1946, under the direction of the Young Citizens' Board, with Miss Louise Brown as sponsor. Twentyftwo students volunteered their services and are members of the committee. MEMBERS . Martin Bloom . Margaret Carlson . Warren Dygert . Lester Ettman . Gloria Ferschtman . Burton Greenberg . Gene Hamilton . Dolores Hellwig . Carol Johnsey . Marcella Kaner . Jacob Kaskowitz, . Anne Kelly Harold Kravin . Dorothy Levy . Irving Malnik . Arthur Manga . Carl Mirovvitz Irvin Roselman . Maxine Rosenblatt . Fred Roth . Helen Weil . Betty Willick. ONEfHUNDRED TI-IE SCRIP The young Citizens, Board, Fall Term THE YOUNG CITIZENS' BOARD is Soldan's student representative body, whose members are elected from the four upper terms of students. In the process of selecting members, the upper terms nominate their representatives, and on Young Citizens' Day, a day chosen in the eighteenth week of each term, an election is held. The Board meets once each week to discuss matters of interest to the student body. The work of the Board of this term has been: assisting in the sale of stamps and bondsg collecting money for the French War Orphansg improving the lunchroom situ' ationg and promoting a keener school spirit. OFFICERS, FALL TERM . Charles Statler, Chairman . Warren Dygert, Vice Chairman . Estelle Toybes, Secretary . Miss Louise W. Brown, Sponsor. MEMBERS, FALL TERM . Martin Braunstein . Margaret Carlson . Lester Ettman . Shirley Feinstein . Warren Goodenough . Marvin Kaufman . Anne Kelly . Herman Roodman . Irving Rush. ONEfHUNDREDfONE The Young Citizens, Board, Spring Term THE YOUNG CITIZENS' BOARD, Soldan's student council, is composed of twelve repref sentatives of the four upper terms. This term the Board continued the War Orphan project, started in May, 1945, of raising funds to support the two French children again. Besides continuing the necessary monthly support, the Board sent additional money to buy needed clothes and shoes. This year an Easter package was sent, conf taining miscellaneous gifts from pupils of the school. The fund was increased for the orphans hy special gifts from outside individuals and from the Soldan Mothers' Club. Other projects of the term were campaigns to rid the school of waste paper and to improve the lunchroom situation. The Board is also responsible for the starting of a Tutoring Committee. GFEICERS, SPRING TERM . Lester Ettman, Chairman . Irving Rush, Vice Chairman . Margaret Carlson, Secretary . Miss Louise Brown, Sponsor. MEMBERS, SPRING TERM . Martin Braunstein . Jean Chuver . Warren Dygert . Gene Hamilton . Dolores Hellweg . Anne Kelly . Herman Leihovich Estelle Toybes . Charles Statler. ONE-HUNDRED TWO TI-IE SCRIP The Football Team WHEN Head Coach Arnold von Lehsten and Assistant Coach Fred McEachron looked over the candidates for the 1945 football team, they found seven returning lettermen and some promising new prospects. Three of these lettermen-Charles Dowdy, Everett Kling, and Larry Winkler-had been on the starting eleven in 1944. Al Goldman, Mickey Grand, jack Motherway, and Eddie Smith had seen enough action to earn their letters. All seven lettermen took a position on the starting team. Coach von Lehsten converted backiield men Eddie Smith and ,lack Ivlotherway into a center and a tackle respectively. The other men returned to their former positions. Their Hrst game was the traditional battle with the East St. Louis Flyers. This time it was a real battle. The Bengals outplayed the Flyers, but lost a '7f6 heartbreaker. In their first league contest, however, the Tigers bounded back, edging out a 6fO vicf tory over Cleveland. The offense of the Bengals was weak, but, as in the Elyer game, the defensive play was excellent. It became evident that all of Soldan's games would be lowfscoring contests. Then the Bengals showed their real fighting colors as they upset a very strong Beaumont eleven, 13f6. The team played its best game, Smart, headsfup football was the keynote of the Tigers' success. This game definitely set forth Soldan as a strong contender for the Public League title. ONEfHUNDRED FOUR THE SCRIP After only three days' rest, the Tigers played McBride. The Colonnaders rolled over Soldan to the tune of 19f6. This was the first real defeat for Soldan. After only four more days' rest, the Bengals traveled to Paducah, Kentucky, where they were trimmed 38f7 by the strong, hardfcharging eleven of Tilghman High. How' ever, as no St. Louis team has defeated Tilghman in eleven tries, this was not a humiliating defeat. The football players always enjoy the trip to Paducah. A better rested Bengal eleven played and soundly trounced McKinley, 13fO, in their third league contest. Charles Dowdy, who played a remarkable game, began to earn recognition as one of the district's outstanding backs. The blocking and tackling of the entire team was brilliant. Then Came the big game with undefeated Roosevelt. This game, it was generally agreed, would decide the championship. The Tigers gave their all, but the Roosevelt aggregation was too big and fast. The Rough Riders triumphed, lSf6. Soldan returned to the win column the following week as they downed Central in a 12f7, fightftoftheffinish battle. In the last game of the season Southwest upset the Bengals, 14f7. This was the only bad spot on the Tigers' record. The team finished the season with four league victories and two league defeats. Soldan and Beaumont tied for second place in the Public High League. Charles Dowdy earned a position on the GlobefDemoc'rat second string AllfDistrict Team. He made the first AllfCity Team in all three major St. Louis newspapers. He scored 64 points during the season, the second highest total in his league. In addition to this offensive ability, Chas was probably the best defensive back in the Public High League. Gordon Wolff, Soldan's speedy end, gained a place on the second Allf District Team in the StarfTimes, Jack Motherway, the Tigers' big tackle, made the first AllfCity Team in the PostfDispatch. Eddie Smith, our star defensive center, Everett Kling, our accurate passing quarterback, Al Goldman, our hardfcharging tackle, and Len Petrofsky, our elusive fullback, all received honorable mention in the Globe. Those who received letters for the 1945 season are: George Acosta, Dave Alper, Bill Cherry, Gene Citerman, Charles Dowdy, Warreri Dygert, Bob Evans, Irving Feldf man, Al Goldman, Mickey Grand, Harrison Howe, Everett Kling, Norman Kozek, Martiii Millner, Harvey Mizes, Jack Nfotherway, Emmett Pyatt, Joe Rosengarten, Gerald Rudolph, Captain Edward Smith, Michael Theodore, Lawrence Winkler, and Gordon Wolff. Clarence Soule received a letter as manager. ONE HUNDREDfFIVE E .I Q is '13-l-he Gym Team QB .M T 5 if Q 5 'i A1315 V N . it '13 Tl-IE GYM TEAM, under the sponsorship of Mr. Plag, is composed of the most advanced boys of the Gym Club. The Annual Gymnastic Meet, held usually the last Friday in March, is the climax of a year's work. As soon as one meet is past, the boys begin working on their optionals for the next meet. Although the required exercises are not shown to the boys until about three months prior to the meet, the fundamental moves are the same, and, having learned them, it but remains to put them together. A normal gym team has twelve members, four in the upper, or senior grade, and eight in the lower, or junior grade. However, a school may enter as many men as can satis' factorily do the exercises, and only the points earned by the first twelve count on the school total. These twelve make a letter. However, if the contestant has a high enough individual total fan average of 7.5 points on each exercisej, he may be awarded an S, an award usually depending upon the coach. Thus, the winners of the letters are not known for sure till after the meet. There are often many unexf pected results. This goes far to inspire an attitude of competition on the night ofthe 0NEfHUNDRED SIX Tl-IE SCIQIP meet, and to raise the overfall standard of the school. This year will mark a close combat between Soldan and its neighborfrival, Blewett. Blewett has never lost a meet. Soldan traditionally pulls in second. This year the interscholastic meet at Beaumont High School will he followed in about two weeks by another meet sponf sored by the A. A. U., to he held at the Y. M. C. A. Any amateur contestant can participate in this meet. UPPER GRADE . Charles Seacat, Captain . Gilbert Brinkmeyer . Edward Graham . Earl Meyer . Al Waldman. LOWER GRADE . Edward Bennett . Melvin Berthold . Glenn Boyles . Richard Egan . Paul Embree . Don Eeeler . Stanley Gold . Robert Harting . Fred Kanefield . Tony Karakas . Jonas Kaye . Bruce McFadden . James Pirrie Bill Ross . Frank Seevers . Claude Sherrell . Don Tooloose. ONEfHUNDREDfSEVEN ly. WN ll 0 Wwl K NJ flflfvulwu l The Gym Club THE GYM CLUB, sponsored by Mr. Plag, is one of the oldest organizations of the school, having been originally founded in 1913 by Dr. Gtto M. Koenig, who worked with it faithfully until his death in 1939. Since then Mr. Plag has been our sponsor and coach. The aim of the Gym Club is best put forth by its motto, A Sound Mind in a Sound Body, for it is just that: to give boys physical grace and confidence, and to give them courage and mental fortitude when faced with problems that, although of greater importance, may call for the same kind of perseverance and diligence. The Gym Club, unlike other high school athletics, demands a yearfround practice, and the new moves waiting to be learned present a continuous challenge to the gymnast. The members are put in squads which, for about twenty minutes at each practice, work under the supervision of an experienced boy, who demonstrates the fundamental moves and endeavors to teach them to the others. After having acquired a little skill, the member is put into a more advanced squad, and so on until in time he may become a squad leader himself. It does take time, however, as gymnastic skill comes slowly. Very seldom does one accomplish an aspiredfto feat without much hard work and ONEfHUNDRED EIGHT TI-IE SCRIP many hard falls. Accidents are kept to a minimum, however, by spotting a boy until he has acquired confidence in a stunt. There is one gym meet a year, usually late in March. Each boy has two exercises on the side horse, parallel bars, and horizontal bar: one is required, the other, an exercise devised by the boys, is optional. Blewett has consistently won the gym meets, and consequently has become the mecca for good gymnasts. Last year, as for the past three, Soldan came in second. Points are awarded each individual exercice on the standard of ten, and the school with the highest total wins. The contestants are divided into grades, upper and lower, and the points made in upper grades are multiplied by one and a half. The team consists of twelve men, eight in lower grade, and four in upper, with as many substitutes as necessary. These twelve are awarded letters, but a sub can beat out a team member by earning more points in the meet. In this case the sub would get the letter. Regular practice is on Wednesday and Friday afternoons, and every morning before school. CFFICERS . Gilbert Brinkmeyer, President . Charles Seacat, Vice President Donald W. Feeler, Secretaryf'l'veaswfe1' . Jim Pirrie, SergeantfatfA1'ms . Earl Meyer, Assistant SergeantfatfA-rms . A. H. Plag, Sponsor. MEMBERS . Robert Addis . Joe Adragna . Richard Applebaum . Billy joe Avery . Russel Bastien . Edward Bennett . Richard Bennett . Melvin Berthold Alan Bierman . Monte Boling . George Balanag . Norvell Brown . Bobby Brower . Donald Bubna . Paul Bubna . Pat Carr . Leo Catsanis . Gene Clarke . Don Cross . Clifford Denton . Bill Dollard . Bill Doran . Ralph Dunn . Richard Egan . Bernard Elfanbaum . Paul Embree . Sidney Finer George Fraizer . Bill Frawley . George Gaertner . Charles Galati . Edward Gillespie . Ed Graham . Donald Hake . john Hancock . Bob Harting . Lester Harris , Daniel Harvey . Warren Heimlich . Ted Henneke . Raymond Johnson . Carl Jordon . Fred Kanefield . Tony Karakas . Bobby Kessler Leonard Kisslinger . Marvin Klavin . Charles La Chance . Clay Laird . Robert Lefton . Herman Leibovich . Frank Lovvorn . Henry Maddock . Charles Marrs . Earl Meyer . Donald Miller . James Milton . Herbert Missler . Charles Mitchell . Tom Mock . Leighton Nieman . Louis Osheroff . Donald Philipak Humphrey Pinney . james Ray . Stuart Redman . Irvin Roselman . Bill Ross Phillip Russo . Sidney Schrier . Frank Siever . Sidney Schoenfeld . George Snyder . Ernest South . Thomas Stout . Wayne Terneus . Don Tooloose Frank Ulett- . George Van Meter . Al Waldman . Edward Weber . Harold Weiss . Jack Wheat . David Wheatley . Charles Wheeler . Bill Whitmore . Donf ald Willett . Harold Wood . Ronald Wright . Jerry Zimmerman . Eugene Zweig. ONE HUNDREDfN1NE The G. A. A. Mio . , THE G. A, A., or Girls' Athletic Association, is an organization open to girls of all terms who are interested in acquiring a better knowledge and practice of sports. We know that this organization is a success because it is one of the largest clubs in the school. The club not only provides an afternoon of fun a week for the girls, but also rewards them for their achievements. A girl earns points in G. A. A. and gym in many ways. Posture tests, perfect attendf ance, achievement tests, and tournaments are all a part of a plan for earning points. When Hve hundred points have been acquired, a girl receives a small S , a thousand points earns her a large HS. After she has earned her large S and passed her phyf sical examination, she may receive her Missouri M, providing she has a G average for the preceding year. Many tournaments are played in G. A. A. In the spring, basketball and softball provide the opportunity for winning a championship. The fall has volleyball, table tennis, badminton, and shuffle board. The threes through the eights play a robin round, that is, they play each of the other teams, and the team winning the most games is declared the champion. TI-IE SCHIP ON, ,EN TI-IE SCRIP OFFICERS, FALL, 1945 . Virginia Schafer, President . Margaret Bussey, Vice President . Esther Krohn, Secretaryf'Treasurer . Miss Ann O, Watt, Miss Ruth E. Graul, Sponsors. OFFICERS, SPRING, 1946 . Dolores Hellweg, President . Helen Baldwin, Vice President . Catherine Trakas, Secretaryffreasurer . Miss Ann O. Watt, Miss Ruth E. Graul, Sponsors. SMALL S, SPRING, 1945 . Georgia Barsam . Betty Gillerman . Jane Glover . Regina Kubernick . Elaine Littman . Davida Matier . Ruth Murphy Dolores Poole . Geraldine Rosen . Shirley Stengel . Frances Tecklin . Sondra Weinshelbaum. LARGE HS, SPRING, 1945 . Virginia Albrecht . Jacqueline Hayes . Margaret Jensen . Carol Laycob . Mae Seigel . Irene Spencer . Dorothy Whittemore. MISSOURI M, SPRING, 1945 . Virginia Albrecht . Jacqueline Hayes . Margaf ret Jensen . Betty Powers . Mae Seigel . Dorothy Whittemore. CERTIFICATES, SPRING, 1945 . Betty Powers . Ruth Thompson. SMALL S, FALL, 1945 . Betty Axelrod . Gertrude Bleiweiss . Shirley Brown Estelle Goldstein . Patricia Hedtkamp . Dolores Hellweg . Myra Kessler . Harriet Kourik . Sylvia Lite . Patricia Stone . Jane Stoutz . Louise Utley. LARGE S, FALL, 1945 . Helen Baldwin . Margaret Bussey . Jean Chuver Beverly Cohen . Rose Copilevitz . Edith Gubin . Joann Hoell . Evelyn Lever Vivian Perez . Estelle Ruback . Sara Ruback . Arline Sokolik . Sally Silverman Frances Weenick. MISSOURI M, FALL, 1945 . Jean Chuver . Beverly Cohen . Rose Copilef vitz . Shirley Feinstein . Edith Gubin . Lucile Hampson . Esther Krohn Evelyn Lever . Estelle Ruback . Sally Silverman . Arline Sokolik . Irene Spencer . Frances Weenick. CERTIFICATE, FALL, 1945 . Helen Baldwin. F E r V J - I ONE-ELEVEN 'KN 68j.4cl64-4-'J-Zfa The Pep Club THE PEP CLUB of Soldan is composed of girls of all terms who are interested in athletics and in helping to keep the school spirit of Soldan alive. The members attend the football, basketball, and baseball games, and track meets. The club is sponsored by Miss Margaret Amendg the oilicers and other club members plan and carry on the activities of the Pep Club. Each term two parties are planned. The first one is given for the freshmen girls. The purpose of the party is to help the freshmen girls get better acquainted with the other girls of the school and to learn something about the activities of the Pep Club. At this party, refreshments are served and games are played. The second party is given for the lettermen and the coaches of all the athletic teams. Refreshments are served in the lunchroom, and the coaches award letters to the boys of the various teams for participation in the interscholastic sports. The girls also decorate the stadium for the annual Interscholastic Field Meet, which is held during the spring term. Tl-IE SCRIP ONE TWELVE Tl-!E SOQIP OFFICERS, FALL TERM . Marie Seever, President . Beverly Cohen, Vice President . Anne Kelly, Secretary . Evelyn Lever, Treasurer . Miss Margaret Amend, Sponsor. OFFICERS, SPRING TERM . Marie Seever, President . Sareva Rubin, Vice President . Ruth Murphy, Secretary . Opal Blackwell, 'Treasurer . Miss Margaret Amend, Sponsor, MEMBERS . Anita Barr . Georgia Barsam . Fay Bassinson . Josephine Becker Gloria Bierman . Virginia Billings . Opal Blackwell . Pearl Blatt . Lavern Blumenfeld . Thelma Broderson . Elizabeth Brown . Mildred Brunstein . Annaf belle Chervitz . Beverly Cohen . Sue Corn . Mary Ann DeBlaze . Ellen Dowdy . Ione DuBois . Donna Duncan . Elaine Ellis . Jean Farbstein . Bernice Finebloom . Elaine Friestein . Vivian Garfinkel . Ann Glassberg . Jennie Glassman . Jane Glover . Betty Goldstein . Katherine Gounaris . Vera Hartley Beryl Heller . Shirley Hostetler . Harriet Kabak . Anne Kelly . Shirley Koplowitz . Annette Lapin . Evelyn Lever . Ruth Marcus . Evangeline Menas . Marilyn Mercer . Ruth Murphy . Marline Nelson . Doris Peacock Bea Podhorzer . Florence Pohlman . Elaine Pollack . Marie Potter . Ruth Rader . Sylvia Richman . Mildred Rinehart . Sareva Rubin . Shirley Schaap Shirley Schuman . Marie Seever . Joann Signorello . Beverly Slein . Frances Steinberg . Betty Talkington . Shirley Walker . Joan Wall . Eleanore Weiner Alice Whitsett . Ramona Young . Bettye Zaidenberg. ONE'TI-IIRTEEN -l-l I2 SOlddD -l-fdClC -l-ZGFTIS QUR JUNIOR AND SENIOR TRACK TEAMS have met, at this writing, similar teams from McKinley, Central, and Blewett. Our success as groups has been dismal, although several scintillators have performed with brilliancy against inferior competitors. The major part of the track season remains to be completed. We have yet to track and field in the Beaumont, Roosevelt, Southwest, Cleveland, District, State, and City interscholastic meets. It is therefore obvious that our keenest competitions are ahead of us in point of date. The following boys have already shown prominence in the junior division: Marvin Rosengarten facting captain, in the shotput and in the 44Ofyard dashg Gene Zafft in the 100-yard dash, the high jump, the 220-yard dash, and in the broad jumpg and Donald Feeler in the high jump. In the senior division a number of boys have per' formed to advantage: Jerry Canis in the 100fyard dash, 220fyard dash, and relay, William Gorder in the pole vault and high jumpg William Lampson in the shotput and 44Ofyard dash, and Charles Dowdy in the 100fyard dash, 220fyard dash, and the relay. Two of the outstanding veterans of the past seasons, Gordon Wolff and Charles Dowdy, have been limited in this year's performances because of leg injuiies. Tl-IE SCIQIP ONEfFOURTEEN THE SCRIP Credit should he given to coaches Mr. Thorn Smith and Mr. Adolph Baluka. Their hard work and persistent efforts are not to he overlooked. Recognition should also be given to Leonard Walts and Paul Weisman, student managers. JUNIOR DIVISION: ACCUMULATED POINTS TO MAY 10 . William Avery-3 . Leo Catsavis-5 . jack Christian-15 . Donald Feeler- 16 . Tony Karakas- 4 . Marvin Rosengarten - 31 . Frank Seever- li . james Wil' liams fi . Gene Zafft - 275. SENIOR DIVISION: ACCUMULATED POINTS TO MAY IO . james Brooks f l . Jerry Canis! 39 . William Cherry - If . Charles Dovvdy - 16 William Gorder - 28 . William Lampson - 22 . Richard Malone g 11 . Wray Parnell - 15 . Edward Patzsch - l . Wayne Terneus - 15 . James Toon - 11 Marvin Walts-9. ONE-FIFTEEN The Baslcetball Team SOLDAN opened its basketball season by losing two nonfleague contests. The Tigers lost to Mehlville, 5553, in a thrilling overtime game, and to a strong McBride five, 5368. After losing a league game to Beaumont, 6563, the Bengals participated in the annual Normandy Tournament. The Gold and Brown won their first victory of the season over a favored Union, Missouri, squad. This was probably Soldan's best performance of the season. Two days later the host school crushed the Tigers, 6884. In another nonfleague contest U. City beat Soldan, 51146. During the remainder of the league season the Bengals nosed out Southwest, while they lost to Roosevelt, Blewett, Cleveland, Central, and McKinley. Soldan lost two nonfleague contests to St. Louis U. High, once, 4849, and in the suhfregional tournament, 5063. The Tigers' record for the season was two victories and twelve defeats. The following boys received letters: john Crosc, Irvin Feldman, Ben Rinehart, Charles Dowdy, Edward Smith, Wray Parnell, Bill Corder, and Gene Ackerman. ONE SIXTEEIN THE SCRIP The Cheer Leaders THE SOLDAN CHEER LEADERS have completed another successful season, although the lack of experienced men started the season off in a bad way. With only one veteran returning, Captain Lou Osheroff, you can readily understand the position of the squad. Hard work was thrust on the one returning veteran, who strove to hold the ideals and school spirit of past cheer leaders. He immediately went to work with what he had, and in the latter part of September the following boys were elected to the squad: Herman Leibovich, Saul Picker, Jerome Gross, Iviartin Caplan, Marvin Klaven. The boys again were in the limelight with their Touchdown Dance, which has become an annual affair of the school. The squad also brought to the school a new cheer called Tiger Yell, with an original set of motions. At the close of thc season the boys are already breaking in new men to increase the squad. Owing to the loss of their capain, Lou Osherofl, through graduation, the squad has elected Saul Picker to take his place. The squad, experienced now, will turn out a fine cheering section for our next year's teams. ONE SEVENTEEN -H12 Cross-Country -l-TGCIC -l-Qdm THE CROSSfCOUNTRY TRACK TEAM, under the guidance of Coach Smith, has comf pleted its first season. The first competitive event was a quadrangular meet held at Washington University. The team finished last, but the boys showed up well. james Toon iinished fifth, Captain Richard Malone, ninthg Charles Brooks, fifteenth, Eugene Ackerman, twentyfflrstg and David Wiseman, twentyfsecond. The future did not look very bright after this meet, but the boys practiced hard for the State Meet. Four' teen schools participated in the State Meet, and Soldan surprised everyone by taking third place. The boys came in as follows: Toon, second, Malone, tenth, Brooks, sixteenth, freshman Jay Moore, nineteenth, and Ackerman, fifth. Our two other men, Carl Pettet and David Wiseman, were not mentioned, because only the first live of each team counted. All members of the team received ribbons, and James Toon received a medal. Four of the boys ran in the Turkey Day Run at Walsh Stadium. This race was an individual race. James Toon took third place, Malone, eighth, Brooks, eleventh, Moore, twelfth. Recognition must be given to Ed Patzsch, who was ineligible to run, and to our hardfworking manager, Stan Wiseman. ONE'EIGI-ITEEN TI-IE SCRIP The Swimming Team THE SWIMMING TEAM, under the guidance of Mr. Gordon, staged a very successful comeback over last year. With only a few returning lettermen, the team went on to win four out of eight dual meets. Our victories over McKinley, Hadley, Central, and Cleveland were all very close, as neither one of them was won by more than four or five points. The outcomes of our losses to Beaumont, Blewett, Principia, and Roosevelt were all better than expected. The City Swimming Meet, at Washington University, showed the strength of Soldan's two star swimmers-Bill Pohlman and Irv Roselman. Pohlman captured the 5Ofyard free style and the 200fyard free style events, while Roselman took the diving event and the 100fyard backstroke. The freefstyle relay team, composed of Ed Bennett, John Motherway, Kenneth Mays, and Curtis Hack' worth, placed Hfth. However, Beaumont won the meet. Soldan and Blewett were tied for third. The State Swimming Meet saw Soldan in fourth place. Pohlman and Roselman again starred, each taking one first place and one second place. Pohlman's defeat- in the 5Ofyard free style was his first defeat in this race this year. Also, Roself man suffered his first defeat of the year in the 100fyard backstroke. Again the relay team placed nfth, At the completion of the season, the team held its annual meeting. Here, Bill Pohlman was elected as next year's captain. Also, Coach Gordon awarded letters to Bill Pohlman, Irv Roselman, john Motherway, Ed Bennett, Kenneth Mays, and Curtis Hackworth. ONE NINETEEN The Tennis Team STARTING out with only one letterman from the championship team of 1944, and with a mainly inexperienced team, Soldan's prospects seemed dim. From the fall tournament of 1945 the following members were selected: Warren Goodenough, Marvin Kauff man, Allan Glubok, singles, Irving Malnik and Jack Barenfeld, first doubles, Ronald Stein and Stanford Goldman, second doubles, jake Leptich and Melvin Feldman, substitute doubles. Soldan started out the season poorly by losing four out of five matches to Southwest, and three of five to a worthy Central squad. Against Blewett's splendid championf ship team, Soldan put up a courageous fight, but met defeat in all five matches. How' ever, the players then played some fine tennis in winning two matches from a strong Beaumont squad and all five matches from McKinley, Cleveland, and Roosevelt, Soldan finished the season in fourth place with a total of twenty wins, fifteen losses. Captain Kaufman and the other singles men were triumphant in three out of seven matches. Malnik and Barenfeld won five matches out of seven, and Stein and Goldman suffered only one defeat in six matches. The substitute doubles team won the only match they played. With four lettermen returning-Stein, Malnik, Leptich, and Feldman-and with some good new material, Soldaifs team, under the capable guidance of Coach Plag, can look forward to an excellent season next year. ONE TWENTY Tl-IE SCRIP The Girls, Bowling Club THE GIRLS' BOWLING CLUB, sponsored by Miss Hazeltine, meets every Friday after school at DelmarfLanes. The winning team of the Fall Tournament consisted of: Pat Hedtkamp, Arline Hartwig, Audrey Thierry, Diane Schetzer, and Gloria Ferschtf man. Another tournament is being held for the spring term. OFFICERS, FALL TERM . Betty Ann Karl, President . Pat Hedtkamp, Secref try . Miss Florence Hazeltine, Sponsor. OFFICERS, SPRING TERM . Marian Hoefner, President . Grace Kramer, Sec' 'fetary . Miss Florence Hazeltine, Sponsor. OTHER MEMBERS . R. Addas . E. Baum . Bleile . D. Blumenfeld D. Bode . S. Bush . M. Bussy . I. Cagle . M. Cannon . J. Carapella D. Cohen . J. Cronin . J. Dubail . V. Falsetti . B. Feldman . D. Finke S' nkel . J. Goode . H. Hamill . L. Hampson . M. Harviell . B. Heller tx -E. B. Hixson . B. Holmes . J. Houser . L. Jobe . H. Kourik . L. Larson -V E. Lindley . M. MacDonald . M. Mercer . O. Meyer . I. Mrosek . T. Pawelek ,-N9 B. Perry . P. Partell . E. Schacter . L. Schacter . V. Shafer . B. Smith U B Stelzer . P. Stone . J. Stunick . R. Suess . B. Tecklin . F. Tecklin Tubbs . J. Waid . D. Waites . B. Warner . J. Wcaodside . M. Wright -1' Zuckerman. iii! we 0 TIS: ONEfTWENTYfONE The Golf Team DURING the war, the Soldan Golf Team had little opportunity to maintain its past good record. This term, however, the interest shown by its members promises good results. The Soldan Team is planning to play the Greater St. Louis High School Teams. MEMBERS . Don Bubna . Bob Chasson . Bill Cherry . Irvin Friedman Walter Miller . Gray Shelton . Harold Spitz . Gordon Wolff. SPONSOR . Dr. David Reiss. ONE-TWENTYfTWO Tl-IE SCHIP The Baseball Team THE 1946 BASEBALL TEAM, although handicapped by the traditional practicing diffif culties and the loss of several kcy men, looks like a smooth, hardffighting, and well' balanced ball team. The pitching department was weakened most by the loss of last year's star hurler, Harold Whitstiii. This season's pitching has fallen on Dave Lehr, one of last year's reserves. In the victory over Normandy, Dave showed his pitching skill by allowing only three hits. Cther likely prospects for mound duty this season are Tom Lang, john Motherway, Ben Rinehart, Robert Bay, and jim Mitchell, The infield, sparked by Captain Lester Harris and other veterans, including 'john Grose, Irv Feldman, and Harold Tenenbaum, shows great strength. The outfield is also in the able hands of two of last year's veterans, Bob Harting and John Catalano. A good indication of the team's ability was displayed in its two practicefgame victories: one over Normandy by a score of 3 to l, and the other a onefsided 17 to 8 victory over Harris Teachers' College. Although the team has also suffered two practicefgame defeats, it will surely finish the season near the top of the Public High School League. Other members of this season's squad who show great potential ability are Leonard Petrofsky, Charles Cvalati, Nathan Kirscher, Jack McLaughlin, James Mahew, Charles Dittmar, Earl Pettet, Richard Egan, Kenn Spence, Ered Lang, and Richard Bennett. ONE TWENTY-THREE TI-IE SCRIP Through the Eyes of the Soul I gazed at trees and marveled at their heauty Quite unaware of Mother Earth From whence they sprang. I stood in fascination With the flames of fire But never saw The ash. I took each day as a gift, A wrapped surprise Whose contents If bitter I tossed away. I could not reach the simplest star Because I broke my arm To grab the moon. CAROL JOHNSEY I-he Mirror Reflections may bring happiness Or sorrows, it is trueg The smiles that we see more or less Come when ourselves we view. We have the world's most wondrous gift Upon our wall so clearg The mirror may hring us a lift Or draw from us a tear. RoBERT GoLDsrE1N ONEfTWENTYfSIX ONEfTWENTYfSEVEN first prayer I know not why I went inside, I felt attracted to the door. I heard my footsteps over halls That I had never traced before. I stood among the arches tall, The silence of the marblefhalled Retreat was sweet. I touched the stones So lovingly installed. I saw some candles burning bright, Whose flick'ring eyes reflected soft The rows of carved and wellfworn seats And grandeur of the choir loft. The stained glass windows smiled at me The shadowed pillars prayed. It seemed to me as I stood there That somewhere organs played. I saw but one, whose Hgure, bent, Was whispering a prayer, just once I thought I heard a sigh, But saw no movement there. And Catholic though I'd never been, I bent on trembling knee Before the mercy of the cross And prayed for all like me. 1 TI-IE SCR! P CAROL JoHNs1aY The Housing Shortage In a little church, Lived a little mouse. In a little corner, Was his house. 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