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

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Herbert P. Stellwaggen Principal

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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.

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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,