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

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3 .I .xdalminfdfrafion MR. WILLIAM E. WOLF Assistant Principal I MR. lOl-IN W. DE SI-HELDS Assistant Principal 1 MISS ETHEL BRINKMAN I Stenoqrapher MRS. PETRA WAYMEYER Secretary io Principal MISS EUNICE CARTER Secretary io Counselors MRS. DOROTHY ETTIEN MR. EVERETT E. PATRICK Sienoqrapher Counselor MISS MISS I-ENORA WEST BLANCHE G.. HIGGINS Counselor Counselor .4.fi?If.ExI:anQLahmr.....J1.. f. Seven .

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Clx ,401 mmidfrafion M r. Otto P R Principal ost 501-DAN HXGH SCHOOL me N. muon sum. NXSSOQRI 91. Lows n. 1959 April 6, Orncf. Of 11-la Fmucxrm. wngwqnnsxou so var efficient and uleuwa Qaiwr, ws ceq-gil quid:-5 so me ,pina of the ian-wok aw!! .nfl so we wdwfmore, use uw-in orgy' and!-r. 1531 our 1,masr,!nr pfoauwws mis eolw' mniuram iouwk. 'dv .un sgpreciaw me www, ,navfowdusamd 558151595 given 111 Ilr. Harry 51159. our hui!-A595 921 D0 a MSW gear om gaifios, hqufd, 15-'bh- oub our abuaenw, 3151415-, tags!-tg, ,url publication 91.03 al was iearbook, an would nes nie wa assent. 1 al mpgs is ,re 98532 the ,ple of our original iegrbwk, 'W' it helps to bfi!! the past 4-1059: to tm gr m me vguame va .11 solpniws, pw' isles qriwm mm um wwn A muah Ssri9', beuauae gent. This issue sho gui preagm., because of we aff: and trsaiuons of this proud sduwl. 96st-als of me vast. 'brsgsvfs of gahoriaa, up glib it 1001 be possible for dl atudowov to possess a copy of we nsdfip' fC! 1-95B 59o 1 SLBc9't011 'yours Own Y. Rnd' yrineipal- ovmv'

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