Southwest High School - Roundup Yearbook (St Louis, MO)
- Class of 1948
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ll Ulilmu i- ig RGUNDUD 1946 SOUTHWEST HIGH SCHOOL sr Louis MISSOURI X x X SX 0l QlfU0l The Freedom Traln 1 t1ElVQllllg thmughout ou1 land 1tx IHINSIOH the 1CdXXdk9H1llg of the Alll6l1C1ll people to the Q1 eat amount of thought statesmansh1p and NIDCGIQ patllotlsm that hax gone 1nto the makmg of thls HdtlOD Laden xx 1th a puceless he1 1tage ot documents d atted bv the men moet 1J10m1H6Ht IH l113k1Y1g ou1 h1wt01V th1Q 61111882115 of LlbQltx xx1ll 111 the com se of ltx IOUIHCY place befole the publlc the sxmbols of f166fl0lll xx hlch ale Ndf6gLlEi1flS of oul AHIQIICJJ1 xx ax of hte It 1 thel 9f01L Ilttlng that the the xx olk ot thu modem Paul Reve1e bx taklng HQ 1ts theme The Freedom Tram In acco1 dance xxlth th1S declslon you1 ed1to1 haq selected for 1lluQtrat1on and elabo1at1on slx of the best knoxxn of the 162 h1QtO11C documents aboa1dthet1a1n It IS hw most SIIICQIQ vx1Qh that thls book may a1d 1n some small xx ay the c1u sade f01 leaxx akemng ialth 1n Ameuca 1n the health of ou1 people THE EDITOR ,WN xx 12915 0 X I Q-X is 1 7 . 1 LY Y. , . 1: . S v,-v . 'I . 'Sy In sl, V- . K- 4 Roundup of 1948 does its bit toxx'a1'd furthering .LS , . ,Sy 'Y . . Q : U' Hx - 1 w u ,r X M yt X S g 41,2 X M 1 46:40 ml fix- .'. 'I f' Plefl e to the Flag lpleclge allegiance to the flag ot the United to the Republic f which it Stands one Xlation ll1fllVlSllJl6 Witli liberty and justice for all States otA1neriea and , ' , or Four The tree of lzbertq must be refreshed from tzme to time wzth educatzon ' THOMAS JEFFERSON leclicafion U he te uhm ot Knut xxee S Sm1C1lNt1u lk c Dell ment we lumen u x cecltfz Q 1 mu eu tcuk lx to teach the tlut INECIINHQ ot t 0 meat rlotumente xxhlth make the tengo ot the I4 reulom Tram rl NV T t A Az- Hs 'Qi h ' .' I'-s D11-'t 1 'a'11'tt'll l l 't1 thkl k. -- A -1 1- 'hge lil V -.:1'. l1:l'f5 za. ,t..... :-ag: t' g -- 1 A'-A -f . ,WAV ww ij, THE MAYFLOWER COMPACT BY JOAN DFICKE It IS a cold bleak wlntel s day A drlzzlln f laln IS falllng thlough the fog The gl03I'1lI1g' and the C1 eaklng of the tlred old shlp IS the only sound saxe that of the ocean and the xxaxes slapplng agalnst the hull of the xessel to dlsturb youl thoughts You ale xx ondellng what IS to become of you and Allce xoul wlfe and the lest of those wlth you ln thls strange adx enture Drealy day bv dl ealy day youl COLl13.g6 IS slowly sllpplng aw ay Ex eryone IS fl lghtened ex ery one s nelxes are langled bv the endless houls of waltlng waltlng waltlng Suddenly a cly D161 ces the all shattellng youl cogltatlon Land' land ahead' You can heal your healt IJOUHdlIlg ln youl eals Could It be' Had you hnallx reached thls new land thls Amerlca' You pray Deal God let lt be tlue Let thls be Amer ICA The deck has become fllled wlth people 8XClt6d yet glaxely sllent Youl wlfe lolns you Hel face 18 pale and drawn Hel llps t1QmblQ Wlth one 3CC0ld the xoyagers bowlng thell heads ln playel glxe thanks to God f0l safe dellx 61 ance to thlS DI omlsed land and 13186 thell VOICES ln Hls pralse Fxely 10106 rlrgs stlong and cleal There IS no longel any feal A meetlng has been called ln the cabln of the shlp The men are grouped dl ound a lalge clude wooden table ln the centel of the loom Thell heads ale loxx G1 ed as they agaln turn to the LOld for guldance and help Although the loom IS qulte dalk the onlv lumlnatlon comlng 110m a slngle stub of a candle on the table xou can see thell solemn taees xx hlch cleal ly dlsplax the sel IOUSHCSS of thls OCCdSlOll FOI hele on thls tw entleth day of Decembel ln the yeal ol OUI lO1d 1620 you and the Othel Pllgllms ale gathel ed togethel to dl xxx up a Chdl tel f01 youl colony ln whlch a man may V101 shlp as he pleases Is not thls the cluse f0l xx hlch you left Eng all IH xaln you rex elently lesolxe Upon youl shouldels falls a gl eat task an ex 611 2,11-33.t6'l l6SDOHS1b1lltV You ale ama7ed and ex en a llttle frlghtened as vou leallze the extent the lmmellslty of thls thlng, It IS not onlx the colony xx hlch you ale hele to establlsh That IS but the beglnnlng Who knows xx hat may folloxx voul humble 9ffO1 ts l Suddenly xou no longel see the dlmly llghted loom You no longel heal the humdl um buff of XOICGS As lt ln a x lslon you see a great pow 61 ful natlon a leadel among countrles a state lespected by all the world A peaceful natlon a Godly IIHUOH stl IX lng, ex 61 to abollsh w dl and hatl ed Someone 15 calllng y0lll name John Rlgdalel It IS youl tuln to slgn thls gleat document You step folxxald to the table and take the plume ln youl hand XOLII eyes scan the D31Cl'1ITl6l'lt Cel taln phlases seem to st md out Haxlns, undel taken f0l the glolx of God to plant the fn st colony ln NO1th6l ll Vllgllllii solemnlv and mutually IH the pl esence of God do cox enant and comblne 0u1SBlNeS togethel fO1 the genel al good of the colonv unto xx hlch xxe pl omlse all due submlsslon and obedlence Wlth a steady hand you add voul name to these alleady lnscllbed there Leadels have been chosen John Cd1XEl has been elected gox elnol You feel that thls IS a xxlse cholce fol he IS a good and honol able man You also healtlly agl ee to the selectlon ot Captaln Myles StdHdlSh as mlll tal x leadel fO1 although he 18 not a Pllgl lm xou llke thls felloxx and know hlm to be actlxe and dallng, and well f1tt6d T01 the posltlon The compact has been slgned the l9dd8lN chosen you letuln to the deck The fog has llfted You xlexx the coast of xoul new home You leallle that thele wlll be xxolk hald xx Olk but somehow you feel that all IS xx ell I Uh! , 1 1 1 . , A' 9 1 v 1 1 1 1 ' . v 1 1' , ' 1 . 1 1 1' 1 1 ' 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1' ' 7 11 ' 1 1' ' ' 1 1 1 1 1 , . . 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M55 Nurzbfnq .Lunch r 5.M s5 Meal H 4 Mn SQOH' 6 MFG'll'lan 6M'ssK LM' R Ang noUV1'ss Mclnlfire 7 Mss Maier SMR Rusi' QM5 F nlk IUMLSSM bl 11.MhfJmi+h INFOIIMALS ervenkcm c room '5SQ11IlivcLrv SS. .UT V1 Ashlzujp Li 1 4155 Meenaclw NME sk n Vlr gddwe Wiss roger Xl1i55R Hama 11.MnGerb r COCbNIC7fJN75QN IYI r L Lt s 'NTARTIM Mr Sackelt zmuetls the Memorzal Plaque tthzch commemorates South eel s tear deaa' lhe arttsl Robert Walker stands at the left lhe pzoaram QHQOPLCLK pdqlfw lQ6LC6lil0l'l SOUTHWEST HIGH SCHOOL JANUARY 14 1948 Students assemble 1n Audttorlum Gertrude Jaudes at Organ Largo from New World Symphony Southwest Hlgh School Orchestla Mr IVIOUZ-l.CllQSl conductlng Robelt Walker Artist Neteran and Claduate of Southweat Hlgh School A Eulogy Peggv Leonhardt Dedlcatlon and UHV81llHg' of the Memorlal Plaque Mr C H Sackett Prmclpal of Southwest Hlgh School Readlng of the Names of Former Southwest Hlgh School Students Who I ost Their I nes ln the Second World War Ramon Von Drehle One Mmute of Sllence Follovs ed by Taps The Lord Q Prayer Arthur Blehl Students Leaxe Audltorxum Gertrude Jaudee at Organ kE'f7 Pictu Q-f 'tru' csv' ' I ' 1 4 I I x , ' y r 1 I V r T , . . K 9 Y 64 9! K5 Y? C6 ' 17 The Maklng of the Plaque 1 . ' . 1 a' I ' v v J 1 ' - w ' ' Y 1 . 1 . . J . . . V v Lv CK ! 77 . u Y . . , fu ell! COUILCLK pI'2dl6!8l'lf6 RAY VON DREHLE fSeptembe1 1947 to Janualy 19481 RAY HILGERT Uanuary 1948 to June 19481 Sen, enteen S f I I 1 r 1 fl-i A A 1 4 1 1 1 V QV Q6 STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES CFa1lJ Sponsor MISS HACHTMAN Row One Nlarwn Glbson Nadme Tlarks Ray Hllgelt Dlck Bauer fV1ce Presldentj Susle Jaudes fTreasurerJ June Nlnker Gccletaryl Ray Von Drehle fPres1dentJ Charles Heuon Maman Marengo Jack Qtroh Row Two Glen Tucker Jack Wlpfler LOIS Bllnkman Carol Muehlenblock Joann Long Dolores Hancock Arlene Slesel Marxlyn bchmoeller Lols Ann Kloepper Dee Ina Neuhaus Row Three Paul Keenel Bob Clobes James Pancher Henry Thlll Edwln Merz Pat Calxert Jeanette Feger Shlrlev Poeschel Bonnle Bradshaw Elame Baese Row Four Mel Greene Bob Feger J1m West Wayne Dannenbrlnk Otls Kelly Roger Scrlvner Blll Hanks Jack Eason Paul Bauer Shlrley Downes Jean Ruffley Row Flve Jack Bentzmger Earl Relnke Mlss Hachtman Sponsor! Wayne Brlggson Flank Chatloxskw Donald Tuttle Dlck Jackson Fred Kramer J1m NIOTTIQ Duck Woltexs Dennx ONe1ll Vhlllam PIICQ Our forefathers set forth the rule of democratlc gox ernment whlch we of the present day are endeax ormg to follovs Presldcnt Llncoln called It gox exnment of the people bv the people for the yeoplc Southu est IH accordance mth th1N punclple has an elected bodv wh1ch has taken upon ltself the students Share of 1esponS1b1l1ty for makmg the School a trulv democratlc 1nst1tut1on an 1nst1tut1on where all may haxe equahty of oppor tunlty Ezahlun The Councll assembles on Wednesdays durlng the elghth pellod At these meetmgs the group studles SUf2,'g'9Stl0HS for betterlng the school dravxs plans for co operatlng ln the XHFIOUS school drlxes and conslders xdeas for llghtenmg the tedlum of the X101 k day vuth lnterludes such as Hello Day VIISS HACHTVIAN An orchzd to har for help ln soluna Ihe problems or the Counczl STUDENT COUNCIL REPRILSENTATIVES C5Pr1HgD Sponsc 'VIISS HACHTNIAIN Presldentj Raxmond Hllgert fPres1dentJ LaVe1ne Roland fT1easu1e J Harlan Marengo Dee Ina Neuhaus Row Two Shlrlex Berblmger Glolla Roberson Blll Hurst Fdxxm Merz Pat Stlopes Jaekle Bla11 Balbala Patterson Jean Bradley Alma Beck Norma Brexfogle Hel Greene Row Three Jack Gleason Olga Xasll Tom Poulls Lois Ann Kloeppel Helen Stud-tel Jean Storx Qhlrlex Downes Elalne Baese Bonnle Bradshaw Joyce London Jackle Hahn Jack Eason Jackle Vlllson Row Four Call Bloomqulst Dlek Vlendt Fred Kramer Gene Gllmm Dolores Hancock Blanche Toth Jean Ruffley Wlalllsn Schmoeller Pat Henn Robert P61lxlY1Q Bob Feger Row Plxe Jack Bruns Rcwland Wall Blll Woehler Dlek Jankson Donald Tuttle Bob Kempel B1llLan1gan Wayne Dannenblmk Don Blanckaelt Bob Praechtel Ro er Placke Earl Remke Nzmfru' .V v , 1' ' sl- Ks A- vs ' , 'I T' . . . V . N 1 ' . of .' .' .' ' 1 X1 S ' K1 ' A1 3 f VA. . -1 A 1 Y v. . w v 1 1 64 l v' - ,gr tr . . . . ,. X 1 1 1 I , -. .' .' 11' . If . ' Row One: James Morris, Charles Herron, Nadine Tiarks QSecretaryl, Gerald Kell 1Vic'e- . , U' , ' ' . ' . ' r , , ,. v S. . . . , . 3 3 7 . . Y L. Y A , 7 L . ' ' . . . , V v Y ' 7 J 7 A . 5 A .Y! K ev ' 'TY . 5 vi .v ! , ' ! 1 ! I I . ' ' I . I . L, y . y V . y . . . v , , .' v . . V' 1 , A , Y . -. . , Z . I B., I v ' Y ' . y ' . . K. y , G t y ' y ' ' ' ' 1 'y 2 , . STUDENT COUNCIL ALTERNATES CFallJ Qponsol MISS HACHTMAN Row One Gene 'NIau1e1 Rnnhard Blooke Challex Heuon Sumo Jaudex fTreasu1e1b Dlclx Bauel fXlC9 Pleeldentj Rax Yon Dlehle fPres1dent1 Junc 'Nlmker 1Secre tarxb Rax Hllgert GlOlld Rulmelson Donald S0ll8ll R0wTxxo Pat Henn Fxelxn Inulxal Llla Bxlnton M3TllYH Rohde Alma Max Beck Jane Carl La X61 ne Roland Rlchaxd Lancaitu Carol Grund Qaraeon Marx Gloeechel Margaret Campbell Tons Bettendorf John Radaelll Kenneth Faexhex Row Foul Niarx Lou N1ebl1ng Nlarx Jo Cable Belt Smlth JGTIX Spore INe1l Panzler Gernot Armluuster Bob McDowell Xelnon Koe tex Row Flxe Llux d Rudolph Noxman Flanek Mus Hachtman fQponso1J Sam Baeta IOUI Sc-horlx Harm Llxchel Jack Wheeler Call Clasen 114.1 l 5 ' Q . . l : ' 1 A I . .y '.. - -, . B. .. I S B' S. K. . . u . . - . L Y . 1, 1 . h ' , L A . ,- . , ' , .'. ,.. ' .. v : , A v .V ' 'Y I 4 u' Y ' tv by A 1 .Y v P. 1 4 7 1 .1 - . 5: 4 , , - . 1 - Row Three: Pat Wilson, Vicki Constantino, Joan Kareney, Rose Marie Tuter, Rachel A ' 1 ' .Y ' R Q v .v v v f .. f Y' ' v - '- ' -v ' Q Y ' ' - A , A v A . v K 1 . K- n v . ' , 1 ' , ' ' S '. v '-: lv A YL' . . .y 'ss 1. K Q .'k' L., A 'S V 4 'UYILJ STUDENT COUNCIL ALTERNATES CSPYIUSJ Sponsor 'NIISS HACHTMAlN Ron One Bob regex 'Nladlne Tlalks iSec1etar3J Gerald Kell Once P16SlIl6I'ltf Ray mond Hllgert fP1eQ1dentJ Lalelne Roland lTreaQu1erl Paula Bowman Laura Cl'll0dlIll Ron Two Xlrglnla Nowotnx Jane Worack Vlarllxn Rohde Shnlex Poegghel Betty Spmner Eleanol Borleech Rose 'Vlarle Tuter Rachel Saraeon Phwllw Dolgm Ken neth Faerber Gene 'Vlaurer Nlatoushek John Radaellx -Xllce Webb Norman Franck Allan Peck Rax Ifox Row POUI Jack Vlfheelel Nlarxm Lnllenkamp Harm Lxscher Clalre Iflspelrnan lwancw NIacDonald Barbara 'Vlov Fllen Gantner Bob Luederx Dale Snodsmlth Lloyd Rudolph Ron Phe Tlnslex Beckwith Bob 'Nall Pat V211 on Plsle Jean Nlelne Carol Crund fall Clasen June McDonald Gene Anderson Don Alexander Joe VS allmg lu nw L' 5- 4 Aln' 1 V . : . ' .V A l ' ' . 5 L' .- v , ' . - . KU ' .tv- Q - v ' ' ' 1 v v .i U. : V' ' ' 1 Uv, . Y . . , L ' uv Y L' ' - .- A 5 . .1 . L , ' ., I 3 . A y ' A - A , lv f , ' , . . Row Three: Paul Bauer, Marilyn Nevling, Jane Stumpe, Mary Groeschel, Dorothia 4 . , y 4 ' y A I , 4 . y K' u . ' .. ' . 1 V' ' ' . v ' 1 . ' ' . V V . , . , 5 . , . . . , , . ' , . . Q, 4 , .', L f , ' N' '.' j - , .' ', s , I.-' ' . S, '. 3 , ' ' -1 v A l 9 ' 'Q Y 1 ' R Q' 'Unk' SPECIAL SERVICE fFalID SDOIISOI MR BRI' W Row One Arlxne LJIOCYILHIBHH LaVe1ne Roland Nalda Henn Exelyn Inukal Hallean Hoffmexster Conme Gordon Sume Glover Dollx Garamella Barbara Lawton Row Two Jackxe AtClllSQOH Jo Ann Neely Margerx WIQWQI Allce Dehn Jackle Bxttnel Dolothy Dunbal Nancy Wagner Rose Ann Yauiaet Frank Jacobb Row Three Donald Plckermg Mary Jones Jacquelm Brlggenholst Vel Haruson Bon me Tutel Mxrna Nlckel Martha Woodrutf Dolothx Muuay Qhnlev MCC3llIQt6I Dan Knoeppel Maman Klopfer Row Four Ronald Hanlen Charles Welnel NIHIX Schauh Leda Stlano Flolence Betts Jean Reexe Don Blanckaelt Bulke Johneon A study of h1StOl3 emphaewes the fact that no government whose people do not haxe the Qpn It of serxlce can endure The documente aboard the Freedom Tram lernlnd us of thlg fact In each o1gan17at1on of Amell can hte thlS Splllt must manltest 1tself In Southvsest Hlgh School the Qpeclal Seruce gloup, whlch alds our school so xallantly mthout fanfare O1 matel 1al 1esxa1d Iulhlls thls lequnement of co Opel ltlon ln hung Tu UIU tuo , . . 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SPECIAL SERVICE qspfmgy Sponsor MR BREW Row One Jean Anselm 'Niarx Lou 'llllle Allxne Gloenemann Bettx Hollxcloss Betty Fults Rose MBIIL Tuter Norma Jean Handel Nlarw Raechel Nlarllsn Harms Row Two 'Harllxn Wanlngcr INanu VN agnel Wlua Dolgxn Lo Ialne W ente Jeannette 'NIoQer B C Jovaag' Iune hahmensen Ila Mae Mohler Row Three Dolorei Stan Bexerlw Gowan Suale GIONQI Maxx Stl3t9gOS Mallene Cast NIaIy Jo Cable Iwelxn Benson Joyce Plank Patnua Bakula Kathexlne Ruedllnger Row Four Rlchard Roethler Dewex Hlltlbldal Man Jones Wlalllxn Rohde Dorothy Bexnlce LoIenl Ron FIVE Harold Chmstmann James Dinklns August VVolI Que Rodes D0Iothw Dun har Marjorle Balaze Antolnette Ferrarlo Florence Hoechxtcnlnach NIRTJOIIQ Pla mann Pat Henn Admenne T3Nl0l Carol Rabe Ron 51X Nlr BIexx fSponsor3 Halold Braasch Blll Blcnnulu lwlxxln C16-Ee Don Blanckaert SPECIAL SERX ICE WORK Lost and Found Office Supply Room Genera' Office Hyglene Office I 1lJI'dlY lVI1SC6ll3.Ilt'0LlS 3 asslstantw 1 asslstant 8 asslstants 9 asslstants 39 axsistantw fl asslstants lttenzu Ihr V : A. . 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' .' - 7 ' Y Y ' 7 A I l ' ' I I y y , ' Y ' I Q . ,- A 1 1 v : 4 K1-ax' . .- THE DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE BY LOIS ANN KLOEPPER When 1n the course of human exents It becomes HSCQSSHIQ for one people That IS my head Oh' I mean lt qulte llterally I am the Declaratlon of Independence It IS vexy mterestlng be1ng a famous docu ment ln the hlstoxy of an lmportant countly People come to look at me and I looklng at them can see my great country 1n a glance I have watched the yea1s pass gl eat tlmes fol our country For yeals many yea1s before I was eve1 thought of the Brltlsh were passlng laws and acts that 1nfu11ated the colon1sts The Molasses Act of 1733 wh1ch the colon1sts bravely lgnored and the Br1t1sh wxsely d1d not try to enfol ce The Stamp Act of 1765 probably YVIIQII the posslble excep tlon of the Intolelable Acts the most 1rr1tat1ng of all The Stamp Act forced the colon1sts to pay a duty on all papers deeds contracts b1lls w1lls through the stamps that were to be aflixed to them The colomsts would not stand fo1 thlg They held a Congl ess and sent petltlons to the Klng and Parllament The act was nnally repealed only to be follow ed by others equally bad The Br1t1sh sent tloops to enfol ce then acts although Bema mln Frankhn had wa1 ned that such a move would make the colon1sts fight The COIOHIQIS xefused to qua1te1 the troops and the people taunted them w 1th coarse cr1es One day 1n Boston when the soldlers had had all they could stand they fired on a C1 owd of thelr to1mento1s k1ll1ng elght Also ln Boston was held that famous masquelade the Boston Tea Party The B1ltlSI'1 had put a th1 ee pence duty on tea The colon1sts 1eso1t1ng to the more expenslve but untaxed smuggled tea refused to buy the product so taxed They very effectwely prex ented the tea from be1ng landed D1s gulsed as Indlans a band of men boarded the xessels w hlch carrled It and pltched lt overboard All th1s tlme I had been glOVI1I'lg from a mele germ 1nto a bu1n1ng ldea Wlth the battles of Lexlngton Concord and Bunker Hlll I sprang forth Independence It was on the IIDS of everyone George Washlngton took charge of the colonlal army and the Contmental Congress declared war on the royal brute George III 1n 1775 Stlll the members of Congress hesltated to make the formal break to turn thelr backs forex er on a place IH the Br1t1sh Emplre One year later June 7 1776 Rlchald Henry Lee of Vlrglnla entered the followlng resolutlon These colonles are and of llght ought to be free Measures should be taken for the 1mmed1ate form lng of forelgn alllances A plan for confederatlon should be prepared and submltted for the colonles approxal There was much sp1r1ted dlscus slon on these measures Many men d1d not really want to adopt such a drastxc resolutlon but the bolder sp1r1ts prexalled and a commlttee was formed to wrlte a paper Justlfylng the action of Congress Thomas Jeffer son was asked to prepare the document On July 2 Congress adopted Lee s resolutlon two days later July 4 the body agaln met thxs tlme to slgn the paper wrltten by Jefferson Whlch ended wlth Lee s motlon and the pledge of Congress to defend the new natlon So ended the rldlculous farce of professlng loyalty to a klng whose troops we were flghtlng Thus was gn en to the wolld a document whose Importance IS unexcelled lf I do say so myself I uenlu fnur K6 ' , ' ' 7 , n ls. 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W wers equal cl su or 15 11,1 s r lan and Ort e on wth firm denc QW E rrfutua tunes I2 TURE L T V f THE SEASONS BY DOLORES ZORNAK XVarm. moist earth. Baby blue sky. Gentle sunshine. Yellow. budding world. Sun-bathed brook. Drowsy, murmuring bees, Cool shade trees, Lush qreen :world Briqhl azure shy Sunday dressed trees XX alure s last flznq I ouelq duznq world Steel blue ska Dark fraqrant pines looking alass lakes Suaar frosted uorld 1AcceptLd fur publuatxon 4 I it HONORABLI' MPNTION lx th Natl na Flgh S hofl I we ry A 011211111 5 APY' ton 'lhn C0lHLlJd.Clx plated tn t III the Roundup contest DOLORP S ZORN AK author If LOREN CE KLUG whose es of the prwe xnmnmg poem The sas entitled Opelttta Tnouts Seasons took fn st p1'iL0 Ill essay dlVlS1OH Tutnly sm 7 r - ' 1 - X - I 2 1 ' ' nf fin-n I I my 0 ' 'U Z .' ' C 1 'L t ss -' 'I . fig r V GLENN GORE, whose short ' 1 v v Q n ' Y 4 - A.. 5- A , H ' I ' ' , EA .1 , ' -Q ' , H Y' . . X I .M f w 1 v . A . , t , ,' I - .- - n .. . 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A ' GPERETTA TRYOUTS I BY FLORENCE KLUC There are certarn requrrements absolutely necessary to competmg rn operetta tryouts nerves of rron an unlrmrted amount ot patrence and rntestrnal fortrtude I can personally vouch for these three necessrtres and after surxrxrng two sessrons at Southwest alone I feel well qualrfied to express myself on thrs sublect As my part rn the Mrkado was con srderably larger than that of the Frretly and meant a great deal more to me I wrll use rt as my rllustratron Wrth the first announcement of operetta tryouts I 1 as rmmedrately rn a drther as to what I would srng My vocal teacher cleared up thrs prob lem for me a few days later wrth the suggestron that I rng a selectron by Landon Ronald I gladly took her advrce and rn the srx days remarn rng untrl tryouts I earnestly trred to rmproye my stage presence and to learn my song perfectly On the fatal day my rmagrnatron began to play trrcks on me I could have sworn I had a cold or at least the begrnnrng of one My worrrsome nature got the best of me and when my lunch perrod rolled around I decrded to ask the lunchroom manager for a lemon to get rrd of the phlegm rn my throat She most gracrously procured one for me and wrthout further ado I began suckrng rt It worked and as mv throat telt better my sprrrts brrghtened When the hands of the clock reached three I took a frnal suck on my lemon and dreadfully nervous ascended the starrs to Room 413 As we sat there talkrng over our chances tensron rn the room steadrly rncreased untrl I thought I would go mad Frnally the Judges arrrved and the sessron was under way It occurred to me after ten tryouts that rt was rather stuprd to srt there makrng a nervous wreck of myself so gatherrng every brt of courage rn me I rarsed my hand to be next My knees shook lrke relly as I felt courage steadrly grew and the shakrness drsappeared from my vorce At last' It was over and to my surprrse 'Vhss Meyer motroned to me Not knowrng exactly what to expect I went to her w rth uncertarnty I could haxe leaped for Joy when all three Judges congratulated me and remarked on the rmprovement rn my xorce Thankrnff them from the bottom of my heart I walked out the room rn a sprrrt so yubrlant that nothrng could haxe angered me That nrght I xrsrted church to thank God for helprng me that dav and for stavrng off my rnevrtable cold I say rnevrtable because by the next mornrng I was the vrctrm of a bad cold and sore throat Not realrzrng or not wrshrng to realrfe the serrousness of my cold I w ent to school new er theless In a way I was rewarded rn that I was asked to attend the second ary tryouts three days later but I also sprted myself by further aggrax at mg my cold To me the next two days were the most mrserable I had ever spent both physrcally and mentally I drank frurt rurces sucked cough drops rnhaled trncture of benzorne swallowed Yrcks and more rmportant lay rn bed worryrng whether my xorce would be rn any condrtron to srng on rrrday Frrday came around and I went to school At three oclock about twenty of us assembled on the stage Vlrraculousls my xorce sounded w ell consrderrng I had scar celv been able to speak for two days After that we were sued up and told we could go home Now I drdnt know where I stood fu nzus A I 1 Q 1 . l u 1 111 1 ' l ' ' v 1 ' 1 . 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I if-1' ' 4-1I IIlIN1lIiAISIII'I MI'1N'I,IUN Ivy Ihwlln-Iugr .Il eiuvs, THE COMEBACK BY GLENN GORE When the trny buds of the wrllovx begln to shoot and the young men s talk rs of the farrer sex and the yearlrngs are found far rn the foothrlls talk of horses rs a shrne of conx ersatron wherever men gather There have been told storres gr eat ones rn these foothrlls of Kentucky about men and therr horses And dovxn through these long years from generatrons back strll comes the storx of Char Wrlson and hrs blrnd pacer Krroshea Pap' pdprr Boy I told xou lm a readrn But Dad he s he s comm ' Dovxn there by the gate see Does hrs old bald pate shrne' 'VIarr' Boy exclarmed the greyrng man astonrshed haxe some respect Why ever srnce vour mother dred I Look' Oh Dad' A horse' Oh hes beautrful Hurry' Char Wrlson lard asrde hrs book and reached tor the crutch leanrng agarnst the charr Hobblrng to the door he saxx the shrrt tarl of hrs son flapprng xrgorously rn the Vlay bree7e as he ran to greet the comrng xx agon Gene Gene' he crred xarnly Oh that boy ll be the Gene But already the boy had reached the wagon and xx is talkrng eagerly vxrth the rld negro groom that sat rn rt But but Jrm he xx as sayrng rf I could talk Dad rnto rt maybe I If you could talk me rnto vxhat'7 Ch rr rntruded noddrng a greetrnff to the huge black If xxe could I I mean rt I could only keep hrm Who boy ' The horse' Why he sorta looks lrke hes blrnd to me the Way he was a stumblrn up th road But he s a beauty' Srxteen hands at least' And strength' Look at those legs' But but hrs neck those scars' Hrs neck looks lrke rt came out on the wrong srde of a fight vxrth a barbed wrre fence Look how he rumos when va touch rm Hoxx d rt hap pen Jrm huh 7 Ya all knows that bullheaded Mac Well suh he up an beat de poor hoss vxrt brandrn cham fo breakrn trot An ya all knovxs hoxx dat charn rs Well fo xxe all knows rt de hoss heah goes blrnd Sho rs a shame too Man he vxas set ta go Soon s Mrst Potter hears bout drs he up an hr es ol Mac an fixes ta run Starlrght rn de Farr Wha a shame xxhen 'lrs heah hoss krn pace lebben hundred rrngs roun dat Starlrght What s Potter armrn to do wrth the horse J1m Well suh ol Potter figgers dat de hoss would soon break a leg on de range so he s armrn ta sell rm off fo breedrn purposes Ah says dat de hoss has strll gotta lotta runnrn dat rs xv1t de rrght krnda handlrn That s what I vxas a thrnkrn Jrm rn I thrnk I could do rt Why wrth that horse gentled doxxn a brt he d soon pace agarn Course they d laugh Imposs1ble No-possrble' Yes very possrble' Dat s de sprr rt Mrst Wrlson' De ol tight s strll rn ya' Mrst Potter sure lost de best hoss trarner rn dese heah foothrlls when he done fired yo fo crrpplrn yo foot Ah krn rust a see de hoss noxx head hrgh rn de arr lcadrn all dem others an a VVhoa hold on there you ll haxe me belrcxrn rt too But rf xoull help us wrth the use of the track long bout mrdnrght Jrm I feel that dream ll soon become a realrty Laxxdy yes But vxho ll drrxe rm' I reckon Gene xxrll seerng as hoxx he grevx rrght up around horses I couldn t possrblx wrth thrs leg nohow But can vou Son Can you 7 Ihrzq :LL . . . , 1 1 1 , 1 1 -1 .1 i . 1 1 1 . - L L L- . 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I F- 'U Oh Dad Ah Jrm by the way what s the name of the horse Why ah reckon ah plumb fo got Its Krroshea Indrn fo black lrghtnrn And black lrghtnrng rt w as for durrng the weeks th rt follow ed beneath the pale rncandescent moon under the competent hands of Char and the skrll of Gene s drrxrng the blrnd horse began to garn confidence and the speed of hrs ancestors repeated rtself through the satlm str rde of the horse s legs The boy s confrdence grew too as the great horse settled to hrs slrghtest touch Frnally the brg day arrrxed Jrm was there groomrng the brg horse hrs massrxe hmds scarcely detectable agarnst the satrny sable tone of the horse s body Krroshea was unnerved by the sound of the crowd and hrs slate grey eves peered rn yarn to see beyond therr haze The day hung rn mrsty swrr ls of r un and the rarn hovered awartrnx, the stroke of trme to set forth rts crscrde of water Everywhere could be heard the general hubbub of the excrtemnt of the State Farr The odor of manure reekrng, from the st rble permeated the heaxy atmosphere The hor ses were rumpy and sought to hght therr traces The arr was thrck wrth flres and the stables seemed burstrng wrth actrxrty sulkres wheels or mutterrng rmportune pleas to Lady Luck as they scur rred about the stalls Gene Char sard hobblrng towards them hrs crutches srnkrng deep rnto the mrre Son I reckon rt s sorta up to you Sw eepstake s tw elxe thousand rf I know he replred wrncrng as the thought of rt began to srcken hrs stomach IF we wrn IF' God we ll have to' All rt means to you an an to Jrm After rm bettrn all that money an Jrm oh you drdn tl What rf we d lose? That seems t be askrn too much But Jumprn lehosophat de Lawd sure as Betsy tells me fum de Good Book nebber nebber ta pass up a good rnvestment an Ah strll says dat hoss s got lotsa Ladeez an gentulmen your attenshun pulease' came the rasprng vorce over the loud speaker The mayun event of the day the one an one quarder mrle pacers on th far track I thank you Luck boy luck Char sard and turned away tears of admrratron rn hrs eyes Yassah Baby rt s all up to you We won t farl you we mustntl Okav Boy show em what you can do Grasprng the rerns firmly he eased Krroshea out onto the wet track the crnders crackrng softly under the pressure of the sulky s wheels Gene tugged at hrs cap rn an effort to keep the drrvrng mrst from hrs eyes Hrs bones ached to the marrow from the rncessant cold He could scarcely see the far srde of the track because of the fog laden mrst Easrng the great horse rnto posrtron he notrced Starlrght rn the number one posrtron at the rarl Sensrrrg the hush of the crowd he grasped the rerns more trghtly The horses ears prrcked forward rn unrson to awart the srgnal Phe shot came echorng and re echorng across the field Immedratcly Genes sulky hot forward and seemed to be flvmg Already rt was rn the lead the rnces sant pacrng seemrng to calm Gene s shattered nerr es But suddenly at the half mrle the horse broke rts pace and reared hrgh rnto the arr The rest flashed by' A loud groan came forth from the crowd Gene was frantrcally tryrng to calm the horse, talkrng calmly and soothmgly to hrm Frnally, when all seemed at end, Krroshea started to pace agarn The pace was the fastest he had ever done, at the post he had caught them, hrs dark mane lashrng mrghtrly rn the wet breeze Gene was soaked Thrrty lhree SK il ac ' , , , 9 rv , , , . . . cc 5 r - , , I 'Q s 1 , . . . , ' ' 7 !! . - I V1 ul v 1 I v 1 , 1 c , . 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' ' I 1 1 1 . . , , 1' , as the swlrlmg mlst had now turned to a drlvmg ra1n h1s pants were covered wlth mud from the horses flylng hoofs Talkxng calmly ever soothlngly he urged the horse to pass Steady Boy all rlght-now' Around h1m' Fast' Break Boy break' Genes knuckles stood out vvhlte from the pressure exel ted upon the relns At the three quarter m1le he was thlrd fightlng flghtlng and holdlng h1s own KlTO9h63 began to show the strength and nobleness of h1s helltage Steppmg llghtly and swxftly the mud clmglng to h1s hoofs h1s legs ln blurrmg beauty took hlm beslde Starllght the favor1te The scars stood wh1te ln stlrrmg contrast to h1s soaked SVSHI thy skm h1s XQIHS standmg l1ke vwhlpcords about h1s body rlppled the skm llke mnd blovslng upon a calm St1ll he fought' Dovsn the st1 etch they came But novs Klroshea was a body of seethmg flame h1s bleath comlng ln fiery gasps seekmg to burn the l1n1ng of h1s lungs h1s heaxt an lncessant harnmermg Soon Star llght s back was streaked mth blood from the rlder s whlp Vallantly they fought Stalhght Klroshea Stalhght' He was edglng sllghtly ahead' The ra1n was commg IH tor1 ents now In a flash of an lnstant Gene caught Slght of Char and Jlm leanmg over the ra1l1ng pleadlng vuth h1m calllng hlm to ulge the horse on F1 othy foam standmg at Knoshea s mouth wo1k1ng as one they came' Courage endurance of a l1on s healt the mute appeal took hold of the ho1 se s spent body and dlOXQ hlm past Star llght undel the tape to xlctoly' The dln of the c1ovsd hlt hlm 1n tumultu ous wax es' AQt0HlSh6d muffled cues took use 1n Crescendo to a loam seek hot se had vson' Imposslble yet true' Chal and Jlm pulled hlm down halt laughlng half ClXlI'1g pulllng hlm close to then bosoms Oh Dad you ll nex 81 sell h1m Gene sald l,l'11OXX mg h1s alms about the ho1 se s neck tea1s of glatltude falllng upon K1FOQhQ3 My son he 18 my llfe my loxe and the comeback of a man Yassah a xely gl eat man WHY3 BY JANE ohCHsLL Shrzelztna Ltznds tearzna menaczncllq at tree tops Ram pourtna m torrents from a lzghtnznq streaked ska I hunder hurallznq across the blackened space Aboce tts threatenzna roar -a lone wolf s cr A streak of Itqhtnzna flamznq across a plam Sxlhouettmq a lonely hut uqaznst the sky A small frzqhtened face aqaznst a tczndou, pane A questzomng chzld szlently askznq Why p th N LhS 3 lRd!ll'lLll92Cbl' lr!fPtyj Thxrty four ! . , . . 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'I ' .'!L1L 3 ART Lourse Wrllrs Art Ldrtor Frederrc Feucht Earl Prnley Ruth Hausman Pat Kamp Brll Pasek Paul Schrpke C ene Anderson Marilyn Rohde BUSINESS Art Hoff Jerrw Owens Lrllre Mae Rumpf Paul Turmo VS ax ne Brrgg on Barbara Patterson THE ROUNDUP STAFF Clen Tucker Jack Wlpfler Rrchard Brooks Lors Schnerder Nadrne Trarks Ross Tucker Norma Boedges Margaret Campbell George McPheter s Don Stroebel N11 s lVIcIntrre Vlrss Koch Nlr Deterrng Nlrss Br rnc Nlrss O Brren 'Nlrss Woodv THE PIONEER STAFF Edrtor rn Chref Shrrlex W oltarth Assrstant Jrm VN est Busrness Staff Joan Alter Carl Clasen News Edrtor Martha Plckerrng A srstants Marx Hoffnran Hxrna Nlckel Pdrtorral Edrtor Belt Brod Assistants Brll Hatch Pat look Feature Edrtor Jane Oech le Assrstants Mars Barrctt Roscmary Schrerner Fdrtor rn Chref Janc Oechsle Assrstant Gerald Kell FALL I' DITORIAL Fclrtor Sports Fdtrol Assrstant Ldrtor Assrstant Edrtor Assrstant Edrtor Junror Assistant Edrtor Tvprst Tvprst Photographer Photographer FACULTX Ceneral Sponsor Art Sponsor Busrness Sponsor Lrteratu e Supervrsor Lrterature Supervrsor Lrtcraturc Supervrsor Sports Edrtor Robert Duesenberg Assrstants Ccrald Kell Dorothw Krnrnrcl Copw Edrtor Rogcr Scrrxner -Xssrstants Robert Cratz Rrch Nlerchcl Lrbrarran Xlxran -Xgrrcola Staff Photographcrs John Cole Don Stroclmcl SPRING Facultx Sponsors lwlltorral Lucrle C Nlurphx Busrncss Marrc lxrcnnlng Facultx Sponsors l-drtorral Ircrlc C Nlurphx Busrvress Marrc Krennlng Buslness Staff Joan -Xltcr Cul Llascn Ellcn Gantner Pat Rarnrng News Izdrtor Marv Frances Hoffman Assrstants Jowce Smrth Iucx VK cst Edrtorral Edrtor Carxl Trrsler Assistants Phoebe Anderson Helen Klem Feature Edrtor Allen Scollay Assistants Bettx Broun Nlarx Lou Pltz glbbons Sports Edrtor Robert Cratz Assrstants Mary Lou Nreblrng Don Stubbs Copy Edrtor Lors Schnerdcr Lrbrarran Ruth Hausman Cartoonrst Cecrlra Mucller Staff Photographers Mclxm Xiu lcopf Don Stroc be Thrrtu sec en A I ' ' . . . 4 X.. r 1 ' v- . 1 - , . . . . 4 ' f ' . . . 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' . , ,-r . . , . - - v Tl-IE ROUNDUP lhe 1947 ROL XDUP qamed Second place from CSPA ll utch thzs zssue Row One Ros Tuckel Rlchard Brooks Lola Schneider Loulse Wlllle Glen Tutkez Nadlne Txarks Jack Wlpfler Phoebe Anderson Row Two Don Stroebel Wayne Bllggbon Marxlvn Rohde Georgla SllI1gW61I1 Barry Row Three Glenn Gore Beverly Kallman Lorna Marshall Lon Ann Kloepper George McPhete1s Gene Andelson August Jaudea June 'VIcDonald Row FOUI Frederlc Feucht Margely Meyel Norma Boedges Margaret Campbell Blll Pasek Joan Delche, Florence Klug Row Flwe MISS Mclntlre M155 O Bllen Mr Detellng M185 Woodw Mlss Koch EDITOR TUCKER ART EDITOR YY ILLIS Thirty waht ' ' v r ' v ' - W v sy , . :. . - . . Y Z 'K' 1 l Q 1 . 1 ' L y V baunders, Lxleen Sack, Barbara Patterson, Pat Kamp, Ruth Hausman. v Z Y Y 'W Y '1 Y . Y . ' Y 19 A ' U 'I . ' 9 K 'v 1 N n v 'V ., '., ' '. 7 -' I ' '.- v '1- . ., , , . , . K , .. . I S H! i EDITORS WOLFARTH and OPCHSI I' THE PIONEER Aqazn the PlONbLR brouqhl home :he bacon an All Amerzcan ratzng S n rs SMISS IXRLNNING P0 S0 pwnss MURPHY Row One Lols Schnexder Gerald Kell Jane Oechele Robelt Clatz Carxl Trlsler -'klltn Scollax Mary Frances Hoffman Phoebe Andelson Rove Two Melxm Muskopf Don Stroebel Ruth Hausman Norma Stuckex Edlth Dlx den Lucille West Rosemary ichremer Nlary Nleblmg Man Lou FltZg'll3lJOllS Helen Kleln Row Three Don Stubbb Jlm Zlerxogel Marx Lou Mllls Jeanette Feger L1la Brmton Cecllla Mueller lNo1ma Boedgefs Betty Brown Jox ce Smith Row Four MISS Murphy Henry Klem Roy Talbert B111 Hanke Wlllle Glanlno Louie Salamone Joan Alter Patrlua Ralnmg Ellen Cantner MISS Kxennmg f' 'I- gl i Thzrlu mm' 1 - . 1 f. - . 4 . , . . , - . . - - - , Q V . . l 1 l . . Q - . v . I - 1 v ' . 1 ' 5 1 7 ' Y Y 5 ' V 4 Y v 1 .- . W, . . , . . Y 1 . V' , . ' . V ' ..- ' A ' 1 A Y ' Y L 1 Y . , . , : ' . , . ' V, 'y s, ' 3 - U ' 1 .' 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THE LAW OF OUR LAND BY MARGERY MEYER The gleat Engllsh statesman Gladstone called the Constltutlon the most wonderful work evely struck off at a glx en tlme by the braln and pul pose of man H3V1Hg endured the sevele test of tlme and the VICIOUS attacks of many foes oul Constltutlon stands firm as a symbol of our llbel ty and unlon In the year 1787 howex er the year of the Constltu tlonal Conx entlon there wele manv mlsglvlngs about what w as to be the law of oul land Wlth the slgnlng of the Declalatlon of Independence and the concluslon of the Rewolutlonary Wal the colonlsts found themselx es flee and Wlth no govel nment except the Contlnental Congress whlch had been folmed largely as an emergency measule durlng the war and had merely assumed the powers of government All contl ol of the natlon s affalrs was stlll ln the hands of the states It was seen that thls folm of govelnment would not hold our natlon togethel There were many who recognlved the need for a 81.lOI'lg central government Ben Franklln who had advocated the Albany Plan ln 1754 presented the Artlcles of Confederatlon and Pelpetual UNION to the first Contlnental Congress The most dlrect predeces Ol of the COll8tltUtl0I'1 was the Artlcles of Confedelatlon On June 7 1776 Henry Lee of Vlrglnla pl oposed a resolu tlon the last part of whlch leads that a plan of confedelatlon be prepared and transmltted to the lespectlve colonles fOl thelr conslderatlon and 3.pplOb3t101'1 Each state saw ln the Artlcles the numel ous dlsadvantages to ltself and stlll guarded lealously 1tS lndlvldual lndependence The coun tl y was IH a turmoll The thleat of anarchy prev alled Rememberlng the days of loyal govelnors and ODDFCSSIXC acts the Amellcans were deter mlned not to substltute a tyranny of thelr own f0l that of the Brltlsh w hlch had only so lecently been remox ed Th91efOl6 the Alt1Cl6S advo cated merely a firm league of frlendshlp among the states whlle each state dld not glve up lts soverelgnty fl eedom and lndependence In 1785 two y6318 pllol to the Constltutlonal Conx entlon thele was a certaln tlouble OV61 the bulldlng of a canal between the Potomac and Ohlo Rlx ers Thls dlspute IHX olx ed Mal yland and Nlrglnla and delegates from these states met at Alexandrla to settle lt At the meetlng the next 5eal Alexander Hamllton D1 oposed that thele should be another conxen t1on to whlch all the states hould be lnvlted fO1 the DUI pose of remedylng the llls of the UHIOH Although Congl ess alone had the pow er to amend the Altlcles lt sanctloned thlq proposal and ul ged the states to be repre sented Ex en the membels of the Constltutlonal Com entlon could not agree on xallous ISSUES Some felt that they had the llght to lexlse the Artlcles of Confederatlon but dld not possess the pow B1 to dl aw up an entlrely new constltutlon As many as seven methods of electlng the Plesldent were suggested John Adams Well stated The Constltutlon was extorted fl om a leluctant people by a grlndlng necesslty The Constltutlon ltself IS dlxlded lnto sex en altlcles These artlcles lnclude the three blanches of our gox erllment the leglslatlxe executlve and Judlclal the relatlons of the states to each other the method of amend lng It general provlslons and the ratlficatlon of the Constltutlon In June 1788 nlne states havlng ratlfied lt the Constltutlon w ent lnto effect One of the features Whlch has enabled the Constltutlon to meet the changlng sltuatlons of the years IS the famous elastlc clause Thls clause gn es to Congless the 3Uth01 1ty to make all laws whlch shall be necessary and 13101381 for callylng lnto executlon 1tS many pow ers The fil st ten amend ments commonlv known as the Blll of Rights welc adopted before the close of 1791 These more effectlx ely guard the llghts of the people Today OU1 Constltutlon IS looked upon as a guarantee of our llbel ty Let us who tomorrow must gulde oul Shlp of state cherlsh and defend thls law of our land forly - ' 1 1 ' L' H 1 , 1 , 1 5 1 1 1 1 L , v U ' 1 1 ' ' ' 1 . 1 1 1 I fl l . 1 V 1 , 1 1 1 1 1 ' I 7 Y v ' - . , . , . 1 Y V 1 . . . 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I 1 1 - ?zZ ZZ iz Z? ?Z ,9nfeMcA0!a:5fiC Sporfd .Soulhuut honors Ufsx loqfelyn lxrhlnf as Wzss Soulhuut enorfs fm leo fxrzrrurd fltrff and John Crum frzqhff ut Ihe I-'oolbull Dana' cm Ocfoher 16. 1947. Miss K1'hbg's X VARSITY FOOTBALL Coach 'VIR ASHLEY Row One Joe Guastella John Cralg Merlll Rogers Nlck R1CClOttl Fran CIS Houska Leo Grlffard DeWayne Obrlen Row Two Frank Helderle Jlm Myers Jlm Smlth J1m Hunter Harxey Douglas Don Frahm Earl Remke Row Three Don Murphy Albert Sandler Don Hawthorne Ron Patterson B111 Stelner Burke Norrls Clarence Wolf Row Four Sam Basta B111 Nelson Robert Thomas John Mantoy an1 Rob ert Baur Tony Garamella J1m Peterson Nell Kldd Bob Dees Row Flye Mr Ashley Tom Baker VIZILIFICQ Alford Bob Meyer Fred Kra mer Dlck Wolters Roxy Statler Mr Kennv Coached by 'Vlr Ashley and Wir Kenny Southwests football eleyen captured fourth place 1n the Publlc Hlgh League Desplte the aggresslye ness and teamwork of the squad the season closed wlth Southwest ownmg a record of three XlCtOI'l9S and sex en defeats The selectlon of John Cralg and N1ck RlCCl0ttl for the Star Tlmes Prep Player of the Week Award xndlcated the student 1nte1 est ln the team It seemed that Lady Luck had deserted the Southwest eley en thxs season as many of the Hrst strlng were out part of the season wlth 1n1u11es Next year the football squad should be 1n the thlck of the tight for the league ChdI'Y1lJlOI1Sh1D as most of the backfield lettermen are returnmg Form lhree ' 3 ' ' , L . n . . . v ,. . . . - - v v lvl v . 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XARSITX FOOTBALL SCHEDULE B FOOTBALL SCHLDLLE Sf L U Hlgh 70 Southwest 0 St 'Vlalys 12 Southwest0 Spxlngheld 19 Southwest 7 'Beaumont 21 Southwest 0 St Mau s 1'2 tBeaumont 21 Southwest 26 N01IT121I1dW 26 Southwest 13 tSouthw est 7 Clex eland 27 Southwest 12 Southwest 6 Roosex elt 6 Southwest 0 Centlal 6 Soldan 0 Southwest 0 Roosex elt 20 Southwest 0 St L U Hlgh 26 Southwest 6 Centl al 20 Southwest 6 Southwest 12 Soldan 0 Clex eland 20 Southwest Southwest 8 MCK1HlQY 0 League games Nlclxlnlex 7 Southwest 6 Totals Won 2 lost 6 'I eague games Iea fue standlng Foulth place twon '3 lost 35 B FOOTBALL Coach 'NIR 'Nic-XRTOR Row One Conlad Rensch Ellswox th Appel Malmaduke Srmthson Eugene V3llOH1 Don Baumga1dner Bob Burke Gene Gllmm Robelt Wllll3mS Row Two He1bert Topp Paul Nemo Wlllldm Gaus Jack Sandlel Jlm Slmonds Bob Schad Daxld Bal beau Pete Perotta Row Thlee Ted Pet1o tManage1J Alexandel Toth Rlchaxd Fackle1 R1ch ard Andles James Henly Jack Heltmann Blll Cat endel Jack D1 yton Forrest Haurnschllt John Stoneklng P ugene Huskey Row Four Wlllldm ZIGIQS Don Ryckrnan Manuel Leontslnls Donald I mk Gale O Brlen Jack Nl1llQl Ronald llovd Jack Scheehan Daxll Dled llch M1 McA1to1 Iorfu four 7 ' 11 -v 1 1 ' - . 1 . , v, 1 1 . u n o A-4 n ,L 5 1 A U, ' v 1 v 1 ' 1 1 T 1 .J 1 za v 1 1 . 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CHEERLEADERS Sponsor NIISS MURRAH Enthu iastic and eneigetlc the cheeileadei are in impoitant pait of oul intel schol l.St1C progiam A football or basketball game mth out cheelleadeis l1cks much coloi nd excitement Nlueller Q 131176 winning cheei We can make m high We can make m ow We can make m fast And we can make em Qlow Come on Southwest' Don t gn e ln We xe got the team That Q out to vum' Top to Bottom Wray Clapp Peggy Cum mms Bob Burke Dee Pizzella Jerry Owens Jackie Hahn Jack Eason CCap tam DUTCHMEN HU'VIBLE STEERS 27 0 Courtz-sv Clexeland High Phuwzra I orlu Hue 1 1 'S 4 - 2 . 0 5 1 tv 1 ' -A1 is ' , s ' i . 1 w 1 v' - , ' ll' Z S ' a , ' . So, for them we give Cecilia , Q. v. ' 1. , . 9 , 'e l ', we 7 , v S . , Y 1 7 V' 3 , 7 7 Y 1 ' Y ' L - VARSITY BASKETBALL C oath WIP POI STP R Row One C313 Schaeffer Xunon Koestu Ray Hllgblt Don Itlhdldt Muull Rogel s Row Two Dan lfggeman ldIlO1C6 Hamel Rlchard ROQCIIQDLI Bob PlcltiCl1 tu Jeuy JQHDIHQS Row Thlee Paul Rahmlel Dan Mclnto h Fdwald Oechsle Robcl Wo ters Flank The11na M1 Polste1 Ch u lex Cox Mlsslng from plcture Bob Rlckermann The Southw est basketball te lm DIOX ed to be the most uccesstul ha1d hawmg won s1xteen out of twentv three games the Lon horns nnlshed the eason IH th11d place 1n league competltlon and ranked elghth 1n the d1s trlct Captaln Ray Hllgglt Gary Schaeffel and Bob Rlckermann proxlded the scorlng punch fol the team whlle Me111ll CButchl Rogers and X ernon Koester play ed the all 1IT1pO1l,3.I1t roles of flOO1IT1E-311 H1lg,e1t w as xeco n17el a one of the top ten players IH the d1str1ct by the Globe Democl at w h1le the Star Tunes select1on 1ncluded both Hllgert and Schaeffer among the top ten players IH the Public Hlgh League Although thele were outstand 1ng players the b1g factor that made the d1fTe1 ence between uctorg. and defeat w as the teamwork of the squad Slnce three of the startmg fixe w1ll not letuln next year the team would be somewhat weakened mf xt were not that the B team members have shown such promlse Next year the Publlc Hlgh League hardwood floors should be dommated by Southwest Frtus ., ,Z ., M., .7 1, yr., , ',,.v 1... v , 1 .' Y- .hx v . I 1, r . Y 1. ' . . Q ' f . ' ,U .v .. - 2 ', ' ' ' ' fs. v . Z , . ' .Y . S v A .. . , , L, , ,i L L., 1 -' , 1. K1 1, 2 - V' W l I . ' f ' : ' . ' s ' 2 ' ' s s ' - wood quintet in the history of the school. Owning a healthy .694 average, Y' 3- v ' v - 0- ' ' 1 ., K 7 cm ' L . y . .. , A. x , w y . -' . . ' r . v - fy- ' C . . . D . Q s. .Y ' '1 ' - -4 v ' ., . . , r - ' 1, N ' . - jf 1 r s ' ' ' f . ' ' 3 - K , 1 v v' 7 ' ' v vi 1 1 A Y Y , , , ' - , u H 1: --.'1',x' XARSIT1 BASKETBALI SCHEDULF Hancock 41 Southwest 30 Southwest 44 MCBF1d6 26 Southwest 30 Falrxrew 29 'Southwcst 49 Roosex elt 25 Unn erslty C1t1 31 Southwest 26 'Beaumont 57 'Southw est 55 'Southw est 51 .Beaumont 49 Southwest 45 'Southw est 47 'fCle1eland 63 Southw est 37 Crystal Clty 23 Webster 40 Southwest 22 C B C 33 Cen ral 36 Southwest 46 Southwest 54 Southwest 61 Southwest 37 Southwest 59 Southwest 56 Maplewood 34 'Southw est 71 iSouthw est 58 ISouthw est 41 Blew ett 26 Soldan 32 lVIcK1nley 28 Brentwood 32 Lutheran 35 Southwest 31 Hadlev 23 Clay ton 34 Soldan 25 1Un11ers1ty Crtw 33 Southwest 95 iSouthw est 50 John Burroughs 22 League games lNcrmandy tournament jSub regronal tournament Totals Won 16 Lost 7 League stfrndrnf Thrrd place B BASKETBALL Coach MR ASHLEX The B team flnrshed rts schedule wrnnrng elex en out ot srxteen games ln a frrst place t1e wrth Clex eland This should mean that the xarsrty w rll reach 1ts peak next year Row One Ronny Janox sky Charles Iones Frank Thelma Otto Roth Bob McDow ell Row Two Ralph Brreger Elmer Spurr Bob Praechter Don Held W1ll1e Granrno Row Three Paul Rahmerer Donald Parks Ira Smrth Rrchald Fackler Allan Quentrn Jack Weber Mr Ashley Charles Cox I orfq seven Y Y A A 1 1 Lk 1 - t 6 1 L 5 i 1 1 ' ak v . 1 L - 1 1 1' 1' , Sc , ' , . 1 -A D 1,1 . , , . , 1 1 . + . 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T 1 1 PN 11 s 1 . - v - 1 1 1 , 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 ' ' 1 1 ' 7 '9 Y 7 C . 1 1 1 1 1 v , , . 1 1 1 .. mfs, qgufhwng lqgflwlvfy ,mffwsf llnulfrvfs Wlflffsr xnllhlfst WWW HW Baseball Qhamplons gqumgg l 9 47 Q uma len 1HWPsv awry wfHWis Wars, mmf, ru iw wma 1,5 HW BASEBALL CHAMPS Coath MR KENNY F1ght1ng an uphlll battle all the way the baseball team cllmaxed the season by deteatlng Beaumont 1n a thrxller 6 5 and captuled the Publlc H1gh League champlonshlp by defeatlng Soldan to hnlsh the season Coached by Mr Kenny the squad brought home the th1rd league t1tle IH sex en years wxth a season record of fourteen uctorxes and SIX defeats I the mythxcal all d1str1ct game Southwest was subdued more by bad breaks than by Webster 1n the post season game at Sportsman s Park Thls year s team w1ll be hard h1t as many of the key players haxe graduated WE ARE PROUD OI' THIS RECORD' Beaumont 5 Southwest 4 Centr al 2 Southwest 0 tSouthwest 9 Blewett 8 Southwest 29 C B C 4 xSouthw est 7 Roosex elt 1 tRoosevelt 5 Southwest 1 MCK1Dl8V 9 Southwest 9 'Southwest 9 McK1nley 8 'fSouthwest 5 Central 4 Southwest 6 C B C 4 Southw est 8 Clex eland 4 Southwest 10 Affton 0 Southwest 6 Affton 5 tSouthw est 6 Cleveland 0 'Southw est 5 Soldan 0 Southw est 6 Beaumont 5 1'Southw est 4 Beaumont 7 fFSouthw est 7 Soldan 4 'FBlew ett 9 Southwest 4 vWebste1 13 Southwest 5 tLeague games ,All D1str1ct game League standxng Frrst place Won 10 Lost 4 Po tu ah! 3 A - , :I-4 , - , K. , ' f V fr ' ' I I Q fl 1, M g 5 Y Y f, . 1 4 ' A 1 f, ' . 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Snonrs O var The Top Here she, comes JWIA' Unhhhf Qcwffvvffl Wuwrwcolwv Q CfXm'o Dafkywxrrv 09 GQJVCH Lmfow Haley Dar 6 11' Hopeful JKALMUL, Up Up and away Dawn' Sai' upf1fZl7 I TRACK SMR GERBER Coaches IMR ASHLEY Row One Irvm Nagel Fred Heger R1chard Huber Bob Bowe Eugene Franz Wally Lubker Tom Baker Jerry Pauls Don Mahan Earl Relnke Row Two R1chard Burgdorf Joe Wyland James Fancher Bob Prlchard Joe G1an1no Clarence Wolf Bob Baur J1m Myers Jerry Owens Jlm Cacclatore Bob Keller Row Three Robert Halamlcek Don Murphy Sam Kollas B1llBahara B111 Hancock Gene Gross Bob Goff Bert Smlth Bert Brod Tony Betten dorf Jlm Morrls Eugene Huskey Row Four Mr Gerber John Davls Frank Cleary Maurlce Alford B111 Hanks Harold Chrlstmann Rlchard Mehrlnger Don Matson Gene Grlmm Carl Vlnson Wxlham Emerson John LeCompte Mr D W Ashley The Southwest track squad got off to a slow start thls year But acqulr 1ng experlence under Coaches Gerber and Ashley and bemg sparked by Gene Gross and B111 Hancock the squad captured thlrd place at the Publxc entered the J unlor d1v1s1on outscored the senlors B1ll Hancock paced the Semors wlth 56 polnts Other hlgh Senlors were Fred Heger w1th 35 polnts and Frank Cacclatore wxth 31 pomts Gene Gross led the J umors w1th an amazmg total of 125 polnts J unlor Bert Smlth brought 1n 61 polnts whlle J 1m Myers shotputted a total of 31 polnts PUBLIC HIGH FIELD MEET 1 Roosevelt 99 1 X 2 4 Cleveland 36 9! 10 7 McK1nley 30 2 Beaumont 75 9 X 10 5 Blewett 36 7! 10 8 Hadley 16 3 Southvs est 69 6 Central 34 9 X 10 9 Soldan 8 1 X 2 Fifty : . , , . , , l ! ! 5 ! 7 : . ln , , 1 , . o , . 7 9 7 ! 3 ' : . . : Y 7 . Y ! D v U 1 x 9 1 ' , , 1 . I . : ' 1 ' .1 I 9 1 I . , o 1 a , , , 9 ! 7 Y ' ' ' 7 . , . . High Field Meet to close the season. In the ten track meets that Southwest 1 ' ' ' 9 Z Fcotball PIQIOGQ o Captame Cralg and Gllffard fR1ght J Qmaeh em' Buit em' That Q our cuq tom George fDead Exej Joslxn draws a bead New ucordq Qhot put altlst Jlm Wlxer Look out fox thoQe wxndouw Charlle' QW crner J om Busta. Tlnnmss 1 .rv p ! Thema Fifi y - om TENNIS TEAM Coach MR GERBER Row One Jlm Zlervogel Art Nlemoellel Nell Panzler Row Two Bob Puchard Jame McDonald Jack Wlpiler Glen M Tucltel RowTh1ee M1 Gerber Although only four of last year s seven lettel men returned th1s year Southwest s tennls team w1th Mr Gerber as coach flnxshed the season of seven matches w1th a record of twenty xlctorles and fifteen defeats Thls record galned the net men a thud place t1e w1th Beaumont Blew ett agam paced the Publlc Hlgh League In the Southwest Blewett match Captam Art C4 31 Nlemoeller second slngles was the only team member to scole a vlctory agalnst the champs DlffllIlu'E1NC Jlm 12 ol Zlervogel the out standmg player on the team held down the Inst slngles posltlon Nell 14 33 Pan71er OCCL1IJ16d the th1rd slngles 13031121011 In the doubles d1x1s10n James McDonald and Jack W1pfler hrst doubles had the best percentage of the team w1th a record of sxx wlns and one defeat Glen Tuckel and Bob Prlch ard second doubles fimshed the season w1th a wlnnlng recold of foul w ms and three defeats Only Jlm Z1erwogel and Bob Prlchard w 1ll return to form the nucleus of next year s team lllu tuo . , , . . , s , , . . 1 , ' is ! , .1 vi I 1 .1 . . . , . . , . . . 1 v v V. 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'1 ,1 I1 - - GOLF Coach NIR BRFVN Row One Ierrx Rlckabx Bill Hurst Harold Chiistmann Chaile Weiner Roxy Stotler Row Two Clan Reutel Ben Goddard Fdwaio Oechsle Dan Mtlnto h Jim Downev Kent Owens Row Three lVlr Brew Ira Smith Jack Sheehan Dean Nlagel Rene Bockankamp Fddle Reardon Helbert Dussllng In winning eight out of nine matches the Southwest golf team proxed to be one of the best teams in the city Since there is no organized league louis L High match was the only downfall of the squad But this was ax enged by trouncmg the Junlor Bills later in the season Besides splitting, the two St Louis U High matches the golf team made a clean sweep of the rest of the matches They drubbed Soldan three times trimmed Roose xelt twice and sent Beaumont to defeat twice The six members of the tournament team were Rene Bockenkamp James McDonald Jerry Rickaby Ira Smlth Roxy Statler and Charles Werner According to Wir Brew the golf team of 1948 should proxe to be one of the best in the club s historv although this year s record will be hard to beat Frfru zhrre , I Y -V ' . -Y, ' B. Y .'L. , K . S ' - , Ev L' ' y 1 4 A . .' ' ' ' . . 1 . . v x K1 .1 . ' nv. I .hu 1 1 .rd r , Mr. Brew s golfers had to be satisfied w'ith an imaginary trophy. The St. . ' V . I ' i Y ' t 1 1 v w vu v v Y I I . sl . A' 5. 1 sl. A' ni I . ,- ' 7 sl A 1 I 1 U , , . . 4 . V, 1 v D ,v ' 1 .1 ,1 -. l r SOUTHWEST BOYS RIFLE CLUB Coach MR WHITEHOUSIL RowOne Jerry Spore Edward Nolte Wrllram Ar1nlL George Joslin kenneth Kle berger Mr Vlhrtelrouse Row Two Jack Kexs Ras nrond Bloecher Robert Betz James Drnkrns Leonard Grayes Denny O Nerll Rrthard Woods Carl Clasen Fred Caress Cerre -Xrrderbon Row Three Kent Ovens Ralph Kuster Drck W olt re John McGrath Lerox Schmrdt Warren Barnett Ray Fox Conrad Lueke Walter Hohnbaun Row Four Rrchard Hummert Dale Hedrrck Harold Pranks Larry Starks Rrchard Mueller Lours Schork Larry Kuhn Robert hlkrns Are you over tw elx e and under nrneteen ' You ar e P Do you hawe a rrflel You do' Then you are elrgrble for membershrp rn one of Southwest s new eat organwatrons the Rlfle Club whose purpose rn organwrng rs to promote good rnarksmanshrp provrde wholesome recreatron and foster good sports manshrp Surely a worthy arm one rn keepmg vwrth the sprrrt of Amerrca Thrs lrvely club meets weekly on Wednesdays at the Armory under the supervrsron of Mr Whrtehouse and the leader shrp ot Wrllram Arrnk The club has already become a member of the Natronal Rrfle Assocratron and boasts of a fine team of expert rrflemen Brll Arrnk Fred Caress George Joslrn Marvrn Lrlrenkamp Ed Wolte Larry Starke Drck Wolters and Rrchard Woode Thrs years experrence under hre mll xaetly rm prove the team Next year should find the Rrfle Team contendrng for the top honors rn the drstrrct Irfzu four v l x Q W v l v ss . 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PEP CLUB Sponsor MISS MURRAY Row One Wanda Darnell Dorrs Flersch Tonr Vento, Jackre Blau Marx Lourse Drckey Row Two Lucy West Mary Lou Nreblrng Bexerly Kallman Edrth Dryden Mary Lou1seKreutzer Barbara Patterson Sue Prrtchard Betsy Caleshu Nlarx Strategos Pat Mrller Joan Salrsbury Row Three Dee Ina Neuhaus Dorrs Jean Luebke Brllre Lee Smrth Audrey Grlmore Nrta Burnett Betty Brrnkman Helen Grogan 'Vlary Grceschel Rosemary Zrm mermann Margie Tumrma Joan Halbn an Row Four Jams Frsher Ellen Ruth Jackre Hucke Joyce Sche dler Florence Struck Irene Scharlnghaus Joyce Bradley Nadme Trarks Mary P1t7grbbons Nlrglnra Kloerrs Row Frve Marjorie Balazs Harlean Hoffmerster JoAnn Jones June Grebe Alrc Thomas Row SIX Elaine Rosenow Lol Watson Peggy Elbert Joan Bcrwanger Rita Chaprn Yea Southwest' Yea Hrgh' Yea' Yea' Southwest Hrgh' shout the exuberant members of Southwest s Pep Club Yes at ex ery football game and field day vou wrll frnd thrs 7ealous group w orkrng rrght along wlth the cheerleaders and leadlng the crowd rn cheers for the old Alma Mater These enthusrastrc Southwesterners locate themselx es rn the center front sectlon of the stands thelr green and yellow beanles serye as a yryrd means of rdentrficatron Who s the force behrnd all thrs um and YlgOI'9 Thats rrght Mrss Murray sponsors them Oh bv the wav vou ll see thrs group gryrng then' all at pep sessrons rn the Aud too Frftu Hue s A 1 7 . : Y 1 A .V AY- . 7 I V ' r 4 V 1 '.Y V , r , , .. y' r , r . . , , . 'sv' , D : :PY A' 9 t D 'Y . 1 A .Y U . 3 1 v v 1 1 ' ' - v - ' ' . . . w , , . . Y Z 'L ' ., , ' V , bv . 5' . a y ' ' V Y ' .' . Y . . ' ' ' . , . , ' V' ' ' .A , , , T . , L W 4 . , ' ' : ' .' V ' I ', A ' - , ' e Appel, Beatrrce Jovaag, Frances Mouldon, Ormah Gorn, Betty' Ann Chapln, Olga is v w . v u ' ,y v , . . , . . . . . . v v v , 1 v V . . . . . . , y . . . , Y . . ' Y. '. , I ' . 1 V 1 Yr , 1 .. 1 . . . . . . . , y y , y . . nframuraf .,!4CtLUltl86 GIRLS ATHLETICS Southwest offels a well lounded program of act1x1t1es deslgned to pro mote health and proude en1oyment fox the glrls of the school No mattel who you are there s a club that IS sure to please you Let s examlne some of them Can you SVIIIHQ It s a fine thlng to be able to do and xery handy at tlmes It s a pleasant may of gettlng necessaly exe1 clse In tact It s just what the doctor orders Ask any of our enthuslastlc mermalds 1t you haxe doubts If you feel yaded and out of sorts try a game of tenms Here s a sport that makes Jlll be nimble Jlll be qulck 1f vse may take th l1b rty of adaptlng the old nursery rhyme Count the femmes IH tennls plctures who are members of thxs club They ll tell you too that there s always room for one more Oh yes and how about the Badminton club? That s one that glves a good wolk out It s an old game for young feet Ask MISS Faffer to shovs you the trlcks of the game Now for a tlny figuxe to fit the latest fash lons Basketball and Hockev wlll fill the b1ll They both call for fast feet and qulck thlnklng Last but not least IS the sport whlch th1s yeal has been restrlcted to glrls of semesters five to elght Volley Ball Glrls of lower terms partlcl pate 1n class games Love of competltlon IS a requlslte for enyoyment m thls club and each Monday IS passed 1n ses eral llvely exuberant contests between teams All glrls at Southwest ale urged to 1o1n at least one sports orgamza t1on It looks as lf the glrls are trylng to add a blg questlon mark' to that male popular phrase the weaker sex GIRLS SWIMMING Sponsor MISS SULLIVAN Rovs One Jackle Blau' Mary Loulse Dlckey Beatuce Joxaag Katherme Ruedlmger Jane Matthews Shuley Schmldt Elame Buns Tom Vento fSecretary Treasurerl Mary Lou Nlebllng IVICQ Pre ldentl MHTJOIIG Balazs fPres1dentJ Olga Thomas Ormah Gom Betty Ann Chapm Ellen Ruth Jams Flshex Row Two Valda Henn LaVerne Roland Pat Mlller Flame Rosenow Joan Kellar Rlta Chapm Arlene Kuehllng Pat Henn -Luka fzfty sux GIRLS BC1dr'mHOn Wmners Mar or z Ballazs fum Hoffmc sf r SPORTS Hockzlgvwxmv-s mdlo, Louon WN 3 Gnrls Baskafball W nnars s nor Jifigxm 50193 5d:f'baH VWnncrs Marlon, Ballazs Nlarqwh. Kunce Fl' s ,mei zweb F BASKETBALL QDOYISOI MISb ZOOK Row One Laverne Roland V11gm1a Kloerls Joyce Bladley Carol Muehlenbrock Dor othy Klmmel Betty Lay Nadme Tlarks Wllma Hankms Marlann Quatermk Bettx Kllllon Row Two Barbala Jensen Jeanne Webb Audley Gllmore Carollne Rush Lavon Flach Beverly Kallman Sara Woodard Loulse W1ll1s Shlrley Noe Jackle Moore Ruth Mlller VOLLEYBALL CHAMPS Rovs One Pat Donahue Aud19X ichmltt LOIS Schnelder Shuley Bexbllngel Maman Algarda Lavon Flach Betty Lax Fzftu ezaht L , ' . . ' ' . - 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 . - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 . N 1 - s 1 1 9 .- , 1- iii aw J BADNHNTON Sponbor MISS FAGER Row One La Verne Roland Marjorle Balazs Rose Marle Algarda Row Two Edlth Dlyden Betryrose Nellnch June Grebe Wanda Dalnell Barbara Pat tel Qon Peggy Elbert Row Three MISS Fager Mary Loulse Kreutzer Harlean Hoffmelstex Nonme Ahrens Dolores Wachsmann HOCKEY Row One Nlalllxn XIHLEIII Plolene Struck Yllglma Klocllx Joxce Bradlu Doxoth hlmmel 'Nadlne Tlarks Patllcla Dennis Vhlma Hanklnx I-lorane Hlaua Jeanette Niackex Row Two Lois Buzgdorf Bettx Lax Louise WIHIS Bexerlx lxallman Sara w00d3ld Helen Kelpc June McDonald Pxelxn V5 EPIDILXCI lzllu mmf ,., ,rw .Y g V+ . 21 an A ,. xv L T AY : , ' ' , : ' . . D 1 y . ' ' 7 n ' l ' ! Y 9 - 'L , . . . A . : . , , : ', 3, Sponsor' MISS ZOOK 1 - - v - v - v - y vl - . ' I ' . - v v ' 1 Y' ' . v v 7 1 'l Y Q ' ' Y g . Y ' '! Q Y 5 7 ,V A . V I . , ' , , .' Y 'A 3 so Pi! TENNIS mam Sponsor 'NIISS ZOOK Roxy One Dorothy Boyle Phxlhs Dolgrrn Iackre Hucke Betty Lay Lavon Flach Sue Steele Pat Wrlson lNadrne Trarks RouTy1o Nlary Lcurse Kreutzer Audrey G11 more Jackle Brrggen horst Margaret Schoel lg Layerne Roland Suzanne Tendrck June Grebe Harlean Hoff merster Lucrlle Jonas Shrrley Glrmpse 1 RowTh1ee Barbara Pax ton Marrlyn Otto June McDonald Bettyrose Nerlrch Arlene Schroe der Anna Marre Mueller Nonme Ahrens Elame yon Brunn Mary Lou Nreblrng Vrrgrnra Kloerrs Joyce Bradley Erleen Sack Row Four Jeannette Xoertman Marranne Quaternrk Marlene Gast Tonr Garamela Bettre Held Jean Easley Pat Drrssell Betty Sprnner Shrrley Hrbbard Adlean Schulte Betty Hoffman Ellen Ruth Row Frve Lors Kloepper Marrlyn Rohde Julra Watson Mary Morton Sara Woodard Olga Thomas Betty Ann Chaprn Ormah Gom Frances Mouldon Mary Garner Suzanne Leontsrnrs Janrs Frsher Rrta Chaprn TENNIS C5Pr1f1gl Sponsor MISS ZOOK Row One AnnDatt1lo Na dmc Trarks Vrrgrnra Marcell Woodruff La Verne Roland Barbara Moss Beyerly Kallman MarvLou Nreblrng Joyce Bradlev Joan Mayer Row Two Myra Dolgrn Jeanne Koch Svlvra Ober Ma y Lourse Jeu de Joan Hanvey Bar bara Genurt Wanda Dar nell June Grebe Jackre Hucke Cracre Dallas Latum Roth Marranne Quaternrk Row I'hree Serena Wood ruff Joar Spratt Mar Jorre Lotz Nancy Wag ner Lourse Wrllrs Bar bara Jensen Betty Lay Clane Elsperman Nor ma Boedges Margaret Campbell Betty Krllron Dorrs Madalen Shrrlee Lamson Row Four Ellen Ruth Janrs Frsher Rrta Chaprn Patsy Mrller Mary Garner Dorothy Danes Patrrcra Dennrs Mary Loulse Kreutzer Audrey Grlmore Alrce Appel Jeanette Feger Marrlyn Hagar Hazel Smrth RowF1ve Carole Wanrnger Marrlyn Wanmger Joanne Straube Adean Schulte Carol Durham Dorrs McDanrel Elarne von Brunn Ruth Narmensen Beatrrce Jovaag Dorothy Boyle Maryorre Balazs Harlean Holfmerster Helen Klern Shrrley Poeschel Rovn Srx Nancy MacDonald Barbara Harbor June Cladrus Shrrley Bolte Mary Groeschel Lucrlle Jones Marrlyn Otto Florence Struck Lrla Brrnton Shrrley Henson Barbara Paxton Phyllrs Dolgwn Beverly Whrte Betty Rrsz Betty Ann Chaprn Row Seven Marrlyn Pauls Suzanne Leontsrnrs Mary Ann Gundelfinger Harrret Neunlrst Vrrgrnra Bomer Ernes trne Prsanr Suzanne Tendlck Lors Ann Kloepper Carol Rabe Paula Harbor Joan Kaveney Betty Sue Gold June McDonald Joan Beetz Frances Mouldon Srxly 1 4 1 1 . , . 1 r 1 . 1 1 1 . 1 1 ' ' - . . 1 U 1 1 K L 1 . U Y . . , , . U - U - U . U . , 1 1 1 1 1 f I 1 ' - 1 1 . ' ' ' . ' 1 V 1 1 1 - . U - 1 1 1 1 1 1, . . . . . A 1 1 ' . . 7 3 1 . . . . . . ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 -1 , 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 U U U 1 , U U . . 1 1 1 1 1 1 - - . 1. . , - . U U Kloerrs, Donna Spence, U - 1 1 --1 1 . 1 . 1 - ' 1 . ' ' 1 K r 11' ' .. , . . 1 1 ' U - 1 , 1 1 1 1 7 1 1 1 . , 1 , - U - 1 1 ' 1 1 U . 1 1 1 1 1 U . . . . U. . . - ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 U Y . ,. . U. 1 1 1 1 V . ' . . U . . . U U , ' ' 1 1 1 1 U ' U V - - - , . . 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 ' ' . . . . Y I 1 1 1 1 U U 1 U 9 U . . . , Y 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 ' , 1 , 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 ' CJ! M615 l BUSINESS FORUM Sponsor MISS RAY The aim of this group, which meets on the second Thursday of each month, is to gain an understanding of the com- plex functions of the business world. The following activities of 1947-1948 show the varied nature of the club's program: Visits to the business offices of Rals- ton Purina, Monsanto Chemical. and Shell Petroleum Companies. All Smiles! A business film, By Jupiter , shown, and a talk given by Mr. B. M. Franklin, Directol of Personnel, St. Louis Public Service Company. 1Commercial students of Southwest were the c1ub's guests.J A lecture by Mr. L. R. Wilcox, Sales Manager. Western Union A discussion and adoption of a code of ethics for members of the club. Social es ents Suppei guests at Washington Unix ersitv Spring Cainlx al spring picnic at Post Dispatch Lake Forest Park Row One hurt Dinner 1PrL identb Rostmarx Limmcrmann C iailcttc Kemper farol Schmidt Joan Ottenad ShlI'lCX Talbut Phxllis Stmpsc n Bill Hcffman Row Two Fxelyn Wehmcxcr Doris Let Burnette Bonita NlcDan1el Vlfllma Hankins Buerlx bovsan Dorothx Jare Pat Miller Carmcllnc biudice Francine Nolan Betty Llcarl Row Three Florence Houhstcnhach Iuulle Liebmann Iula Stiano Flcanor -Xmara Jeanette. Nlackex Mary Patricia Baxens Shirlex William Lillian Crulntch Bessie Stugirn Row Four Don Stroebel Herbert Topp Helen Stuhlts Be erlx Fila Patricia Clean Laura Rasp Fleanore Knelle Sam Smith Lmil Nlacthl Szxlu on AT K L K V ,, '- . , . 1 v . ' - 1 j.' .1 vr' 3 f , - , 3 x '1 . s , . i , . , , ' ' ' ' ,v a ,- - '. .- . 1 . , ,. 4 , K . . .,. 1 . v - Tv v vi -1 , ' . ' v' 1 ' 4 - 4 . v - v - v -x , . . ,. . , . . ,, . .. . . , , . . . , . V . Y 4 7 Y ' V . 35. 1 g 1 3. 1 l .' ' , ' v T 1 . . , A ,,' . , 4 ' . , , 1 . - v 1 n 4 v v 1 A 1 - 1 1' . i.. b .,. A s, 1 , .. - , ' . ' , ' ' . ,. , , ' ', . - ' Y - - -v ' , v 4 v 'Q . . , . . . . '. ., J ,. . , . . ROLLER SKATING l Sponsol VIR SCOTT Row One Shlrley Knlght Arlyne Cloenemann Fyelyn lnukal Peggy Calncl Cola lene Odem tPres1dentJ Elalne Campbell fXflCE Presldentl Marlan Lomse Schulze fSecretary TFGRSUIGFJ Jackle Blau Mary Loulse Dltkey Dorothy Klmmel Row Two Myra Dolgm Phvllxs Dolgm Dorothy Boyle Jacquelyn Herter Betty Harder Wandalee Broyyn Dorls Lee Bulnette Glorla Goodwm Carole Hofmelster Ethel Hobusch Dorls Dunbar 'VIae Cooper Row Three Dorothy Dunbar Marlene Gast Jams Flshex Betty Sue Gold Constance Card Margle Fnzgerald Eleanor Amara Helen Hofer Delores Dletz Antomette Ferrarlo Arthur Duffy Jr Bob D1m0Hd Row Four Don Borum Amy Floyd Arlene Kltson Florlne Hlaysa Joyce Hallel Nlary Madelvn Faletto Dorxs Beach Row FIVQ Ronald Hanlen James Dmkms Don Becker Leonard Kelley Ilm Boyle Robert How Blll Knchhoff Richard Lueken Mary Jane Leyyls Mary Ann Lemonds Round and lound yye go Yes that IS the theme song ot the Southvy est Roller Skating Club Un del the sponsorshlp of M1 Scott these futule stars of the Skatmff X an1t1es meet on the second and fouxth Wednesday of each month at the Alena An afternoons enloyment of thelr fayollte BXCICISQ 1olle1 skatlng IS guaranteed Sklll on skates does not constltute Qllglblllty for membe1sh1p ln th1s club As a matter of fact lt IS the least 1mportant quahticatlon Nor IS Sum Iuo ,W , ,.,,W ,K A S l 4 V n lj : K ' lv D ' y A I: , . Y J v my 'y Q, .. , .r . - , - .' , A . L 1 ' ' u v v . - 1 V ' v . 7 l 7 A L' . Y ' I 5 I. l I Y Z Y Y . v 7 V V 9 -Y ' v 1 L v 9 v 4 - J . 9 N l I 7 Y , ' ., . Gan, Mlldred Barrett, Gerry' Johnston, Janice Ludwig, Nancy Barth, Consuella Goff, l y , ., . I 2 Y S . . Y . 9 Y ' - mv Y 1 ' . 1. I 1 v Y. v Y Y Y L7 1 L' n , , nv K , L v .l g . ' 4 v v 1 . 1 v I f 1 I V1 ' A v . . . . , . . , D . ' 1 ' v ' 1 y -' 1 ' 1 4 Q f ' ' v . I , , . . , L -l . XOUI semester 1n school a llmltatlon as membelshlp IS open to both glflg and bows of all semesters Deslre to engage 1n a wholesome group recrea t1on IS the only real requlslte llesldlng ox er the club of 180 membels as pleslclent IS Calollne Odem Elalne Campbell selxes as XICQ pleslclent w h1le Nlall ln Schuln Dllf0lI'IlS the two fold dutles of secletalx tlQ3.SL1lLl Sound lnterestlng' Would xou llke to le xrn to skate 01 lust haw fun Then what ale vou waltlng' fox ' JOIN now ' ROLLER SKATING II SDOUNUI 'NIR Sf OTT Row Ont Jane Roth Clorla Roberson Pat 'Nlmduman Colalcm Odem fP1es1dentJ Elaine Campbell Ulu Presldcnll JVIHFIBH Ioulse Schulze fwrletalx Tlcasulell Row Two Tom Nento Barbara NY elgle Bexexlx Wclgle 'Norma lean Nlaltln Rowena Nagel Marlan 'Vxehaus Marx Ann OBr1en Pat Xllda Marlene Quackenbush Marllyn Schmoeller Row Three Janet Schllngman Pat Taxlor Dolores ROSQGI Malgv Thleewltt M3YllXH 'Vlusterman Lllw Ruwe Dorothx 'llenzel 'llelba Vlrlght Geraldlne Nappler Qhlrlex Napplel Bettx Ixappler Row FOUI Pauxcla Ralnlng Jean Xancll Ieannlne Owen Jane Nlatthews Shulew Young 'VIary Jane Moxlex Shlrlex lNoe Jean Rlce Ellen 'llae Hork Marv Rascher Germaine Palmer Rowlfne Bob Moses Sally Ann Rose Bettv Jean Reexe Exelxn Taxlor Josephme Qtrano Carol Schmledeskamp Jeanne Webb Margorle Plamann Don Stloebel Row QIX Don Stubbs Louls Salzmann Challes 'llueller John 'VIcGrath Charles Jones Jlm Merrltt Alex Poulls Jack Mueller SIXIU thru M , . . . ., v 1 v vl 1 I v v L . L l a . L . ' 1 . , .- ' . .. . . . .- ', . ' , ' , J. kv v - A. K, v' - . IS' . V ' A 4 -'2 A A 2. . A. . - ' 1 1 1 4 . v- - . . , . v 1 4 vf I - 14 ' v L tl A . L v ,Z , 1 1-,f Y A , . , ' -. 1 . ' A- , ' , I r'.,, l . A ' A Z, K' U, . - v Betty Weigel, Shirley Oster, Caryl Trisler. , . . ' Y ' ' 1 , . . ' ,' ' . . ' - . ' V v . , 3 ' ' A Y . . 4 v , . ,. A ,. Y A 7 A a A 9 3 ' 9 v - , ' v 4 1 u - - v' ' v ' K , 1 . 7 ' 7 4 . Y 4 ' , . , . Y ' ' ' ' ' ' v A K 9 . v . A n A 1 A s K . V ' . , Y ' l , y . . .: , y , D , , A ,H . t. v ' 1 ' ' , ' 14 U 3 . 9 7 A 7 A . 1 1. r I ' ' Y 7 ' ' ' ' '7 ' ' 1 L 7 1, . Y ' z ' ul ' 1 . ' 1 . , , . , . . : I ., , ' . . , . ' , , . ., , , ' 1 . ROLLER SKATING III Sponsor MR SLOTT Reuzued thzs year thzs club has shown zlself to be one of Ihe mob! popular of the school Row0ne LOIS Jeanne Harmon Mary Schaulm Dlane Qchlappuzzl Colalene Odem fP1es1dentJ Dorls Madalen Elleen Sack Ruth Zlmmerman Gracle Dallas Row Two 'Margaret Mataya Dolothx Lolenz Low Stoffler MZTIIXH St3lkS Exelxn Benson Dorothy Bahala Ethel Fuelle Patvlela Nolte Shlrley Gllmpse Juamta Llnk Blanche Toth Row Thlee Carol Pelklna Marygene Ruhex Shnlex Stewart Allme Klng Joan Hutch ISOH lxamllla Mazanec Delolu Pipe Bonxta NILDdI1lLl Patricia Wallane Joan Salnburv Pattse Rascher JOIIQ Iange Shlllex Ennls Shnlu Lellel Barbara Iaxxton Ann Dattllo Wlalx Jo Cable Elaine Campbell QXILG PlLSlLl6IltJ RouP1xe Ronald Regnlel Shulcx BJ.L1lH01NtQl Shnlex Stephen Dorothy Steinman -Xnnette Pendel Jaelxn Maier Nlargal et Chu tenaen Nlorma Pasxlglla Joxcc Zach er Norma Sxweatt Joan 7aehe1 NI1 bcott RoxxS1x Don Selpp Donald bCl'lI'0Qfl9l Charles Hlnton Herbelt Snedeker Herbert Topp George Wlllls Thomas Kew Srxtu four i , . N . 7 . .' V . Q . u Z . 7 v V . K I. .Y V ' Y 7 1 ! 1' v . 1 v . . . ' ' , . , Y 1 ' A Y . 1 'f Y ., ' Y . 7 - ' Y Y '. . Av Y ! , . v 1 Z v 1 ' LY Av, K' ' 1 .1 1 1 Y 1 ' ' , - -1 7 ' x , 1 X. ' . u 4 I x 1 Q .I n l ' 7 l ' 7 4 Y Y ki .11 tv, .V tl I l . Row Four: Barbara Bennett, Shirley Holloway, Rosalie Maino, Nona Lea Turner, Mal'- ' .' 1 ' L' ' . Lv 'sv K' ' . ,A. ' .' , . - 4, 1 , , ' Y A ... . ' - t . - . , ,' , . . A , .Y t. A ' , A , . Us M l A .t-.UV ' Y U., . - , Av li ' , 4 ', . '. H . v I - ' W' - - I u 7 ' 9 9 ' 7 K Y Y V ! nv' 5 BOYS BOWLING Span UI 'NIR BLTf HI' R lhesc urff the fcllous who can shou, you hom to boul By lhc may clzd you See B111 Steznbrulck s trophy xx Om Xhwrclx Hul KX Ll 4 umm um: Cla' Earl 1 mum xxlllldlll Lange Iouln Ndldmone -Xllnlt Ixlau m Txw John VN dgnu lx llldll Ilnltlmdn P1gc N IXHLI fuk Bu 1 XX .nun kms n nr B1 lm hamper Idnlx Dduglumx B am fluk 4 Thlu B :ln Ll 4 xx 1 LI gnu 1 BL ll n Bov ml L on nn S111 B and Mn x Dum ur l,lLl1dIlNL1 4 1 ll 1 m l'uLL 'm my 4 1 I Sxly ru 1 I b 1 ' - J A I K l l Ro ' 1: ' 1 U' Ilvril Johnston, Ci- rlvs YY1' 'Q IJ-. 's I' B'll- Rr' ':. '-f 'i V2 ' , yJ'!!'.'L'I ' ,J ' 'ns ' H- lill-', 1 '- - If r- R :W 1 YVall lil lla 'kcnl 4-ry, Ni -'s lla' ss: 11, Hussm-ll .' 'E - mkcs. I Hallowell, Henry Thill, XbI'lll2lll l'll'2illCli. Ilullkllil Prose. lim' our: Dal' Sn lsmith, Ha' ll .'lV1, Vlalcrln-L' llall. Bill ull' I - ni: - mm-' ', Carl Puslosky, J' '1' .' 'larll Row l'vlVl'f Mr. But'l1 -ll 1Spo11sol'i. fll'IIO Pu L. T-vm Warllzuv, Sa pf-jf llvzul. I Hm- Iialston, ln nald Sclmloclmu-. Bml Shulrfn. lie-rlwrt Ilussli lg. ll. - 'U BIOLOGY CLUB Here is a club which offers the scientifically inclined student an oppor- tunity to ride his particular scientific hobby. He may work with the Science Talent Award as his objective, or he may work merely to gain knowledge of a certain field. Then, too, he may join the group in a general study. This year the club made a study of seed pods and soilless garden- ing. Their work. too, in conjunction with that of others, helped make Southwest's part in the Science Fair a great success. BIRD CLUB A silver cup was presented to the Southwest Bird Club in recognition of its outstanding record in bird study and activities. No, we are not boasting about our club, which, by the way, will be known in the future as the Southwest Audubon Clubg we are merely quot- ing from a St. Louis newspaper article, which told of the honor bestowed by the St. Louis Audubon Society upon this alert group. Bird walks, bird talks, bird nests, in short, a study of birds in general keep these nature fans well occupied. COLLEGE CLUB The purpose of the College Club one of the oldest and best knovsn clubs of Southwest IS to familiarize our college bound students with the various colleges To this end speakers from far and wide find their way to Room 220 Student reports augment the knowledge gained from them while files of information are ever waiting to help the student choose a college which will fill his particulal need MATH CLUB For the mathematically minded may vue lecommend the Math Club? Here the Wizards of Southwest work through a labyrinth of brain twisters The members tell us that they get a lot of fun from this wit sharpening PROJECTION CLUB The Projection Club although one of our nevsest organizatlons has already proved its worth at Southwest If a teacher wants her class to see a certain picture all that she needs do IS notify Miss Iangenohl and one of these willing workeis is Johnny on the spot to run the projection machlne This year these skilled operators have made it possible for the students to see such pictures as The Tale of Two Cities and Romeo and Juliet Projection Club we sing p1 aises to thee' ART CLUB A busy place is M1 s Koch s art ioom where the Art Club meets on Monday afternoons Here we Hnd our artists experimenting along many lines Some enjoy poster woik others sketch a third group works in oils while still another models soap or clay figures The members tell u that art is a means of self expression After viewing some of South west s art studies this ieportei IS of the opinion that our artists express themselx es xeiy n ell indeed in j or gamvation I i-Syl! i S11 w ' ' . r , . . . . . . 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BIOLOGY CLUB Nporr or XIISN XLI- BI IWC BIRD CLUB mr NIR IOXI-N Row One Jack VI rpfler 'Vlargorre Balazs Brll Pasek fPresrdLntJ Lors C oldschmrdt fSec retarwl Charles Iselrn fTreasurerJ LaX erne Roland Edwrn Merz Paula Bowman fVrce Presrdentj RowTwo 'Vhss Nuelrlrng Pat Henn Paul MLCOX Davrrl Schull Pat Drrssell June Nahmensen Brll Hurst lVIarran Klopfer Thr year s outstandrnsl ex ent rn the hrgh school scrence held was the Scrence Farr Southweet was well represented our contestants wrnnrng two hrst prrzes two thrrd prrfes three fourth prrfes and three hfth prrfes Our Irrst prr7e wrnners were Wrllrdm Hurst and George Stourton and our thrrd prr7e were won on prorects inter ed bv Joseph Iueke and Hfrrolcl Brarsch together wrth Don Blfrnckaert w Ona Bch Vlendt Jerrx ll f nrt! ld .nr rt w Iwo ward Mah Ie r rrr Krogg IIA 'Ilan Nloh cr 'Nlargdrrr one ml I rurrcl K rrol Boehrrrcr Joan llurr rm rw hr our Arm r rcrxrgr th PruIBduLr Nldrrdrr N range Wlfrrrrrr lxloplcr I rlrrrrd Rdrrrr 2' Srxlu ,' s' I , , 7 . Y' ' ' . ' . , .' , I ' ' ' . . , I ., . , , . 1 , . . - , , ' , V . .' . , , , , . . . . , . . . v 1 , I ' ' 1 7 I . N ' 1. W ' A ' Y Q ! 5 Y 5 'Y V ., , : , . '. I' ' I . .' ' ' ' 'I' ' V ' , ' ' 1 2 I- x - v' . r , - l Sp sur' . . . ,' If Ro ' -: 1 ' - , 1 ' ru ,Jim - liacon ', ll' y Ijs 'I'lCl'. Ro ' 2 lid ' 1 -' s 1, BAII II st, Ilelerr I' ' rr, ' , ' 1 . I ,g ' 'f' ' J -S. Carr I' , 'z hz . I-Z, 'T '4-1-: Mr. J -s, Brll1I'I 1. .lin ZW rf-l,lIzrr'ol1I Braasl . z ' - '. . ' .law r, . ' 2 ' 'z 'A 'rr . , xe'L'r'r' FRENCH CLUB Sponsol MISS ERNST R011 One Pat11e1a Denms, Pat Kamp Jane Oeehsle, B111 St1el111e1 Cal ol Hehman NIa1'1 Ellen Turmo Lo1s Ann lxloepper Suzanne Tend1ek Row Two Jo Ann Russo Dolothw Ilelflllal Patsy M1lle1 Mary lou Jeucle Joue Lon don Joan De1c11e Bon111e B1ac1sha11 Helen G1offan R011 Thlee Joan Dunham Nl3I'X Loulse Gahlwevt Pat Gallaghex B9t1XlO e Ne111ch Sh1rley Hlbbald, Maman Algarcla Ca1ol Boehmex Rose NIa11e -Xlgalda Plame Baese R011 Fou1 Elalne Roseno11 Peggw Cumnnns Do11s Beaeh, lean X an ea1c1o Rae Stuck ler, Marlene Gast Pat Cal1e1t, SULAHYYQ Leonts1n1s X11g1n1a Tu1ne1 R111 l111e 'Nllss ILIIISY B111 Huzst F1111a1c1 Oephsle Hel Cneene 1Ne1l Pa1111e1 Parlez vous fruncaza Ou: Then the place fO1 1011 mon amz 18 ln the F1 ench Club O1 q11n17ed espe-Clally 101 those 11h0 speak F1ench th1s club meets e1e11 othe1 Tuesd111 1n Room 301 He1e the membe1s spend then tlme 11111 eh 1111112 1n frcmc11zsle111111nLf10111 s0I1g's 11811 lllff 14111011 11 ms 01 1c11c1nQ sto111s o It 15111 1111111 ot 1om11ne1 1o11so1ec1 111 Wllss l'lIlSt the e1u11 al o 1,111 s111t 1111111010118 c1111m11t1c sk11s 111111 plans h1 ll t111 1111eom1cl 11.11t11s The ,eo1d111 0DDOltLlIl1tX ot e111.11g111g F1e11Ch 1oe11b111111 111111 IYNIHIUXIIIQI ILLLIIT as XXL 11s 11 111111151 11111111 ,11e11s1111t ll0L1lN 1s 111 s me 101 11 11 ho 10111 S11 1 . , 1- . 1 1 1 1 1 1 . .',' ' 1 . 1 ' 1 ',1 ,v . v ' v ' A 1 7 U A 5 . , , 1 1 1 . , 1 , 1 . V . .1 . Y . 1 1 .v ,' ,. , , .1 - ' 'A 7 . 7 'Q 7 ' Y e . .11 . . . , 1 7 Y ' V E ' v 1 I v If 1 1 l v vu Q '14 I . , 1 G 1 1 , , 5 1 1 , Y I I 1 I 1 n 1 :I u Q 1 I 1, 1 1 , 1 , 1 . 1 . A , .1 ' . v v ' -' , ', f' . ' ' 1 . 1 , 8 1, .1 1 , 1 - I , , 1 . ' 1, .' '. , . ' ', 1 . 1 , 1 1 . e 1, . , V Y I A sk. 5 V L, , A . . A. Y A , ., V , 1 ,A ,.. 1 . .J J J , . , ' ', ' 1 2 1 . U , , 1 v 1 I v I4 Y I I w v 1 I -.Nu . '1 11 1 v 1 y 1- 1 1 y , 1 1 1 A 1 V , . H , , -I J ,1 : L ,., -L1 Lv 1 ' U.. ' 1 , . ' , ' . '. 1 1 ' ' Y 1 , 1' .- , 21 1 1 . 11 1 1-v ' ' '1 1' ' f th 1 . 1 1 - .,. , 1 . . . v '-.. 5 P ' 1 , I 1 1 '1 c V 0 . . 1 .1. 11 1 l 1 .1 , 1 , 1 ' ' s ,- ', 1 Q . , .1 . 1 .. . . ,. . 1- 1' I '1 n 1 1 v 31 . , ,. , . Y ' , . 1 1, 1 1. ' . .' .11, .. v,ll...f- - 1 -V 1 , 1 1 1 1 K 1 ., 1 ,1 I1f1'11l11 GERMAN CLUB Spf H901 H198 LENLPN At Southvsest the languages of the vscrld are well replesented not onlx through cla ses but also thmough clubs XXl'llCll meet after the school hours ale past One of the most actlxe and fl lend lx of these extra currlcular groups IS the German Club whlch meets Tuesday of Cne vweek and Thursdav of the next Although a ma1o11tv of the members ue studymg the language thls IS not a l9qUlSlt6 for membershxp Anyone lnterested IH the customs language and culture of the German people 19 cordlally wel mterested ln 1o1n1ng Among the XHYIOUS dCt1N1t199 whlch prouded mterestmg meetmgs durmg the year were smgmg German songs plavlng games hstenmg to records and VIGVNIUQ' plctures The final treat of the season was a p1cn1c an ex cnt enyoyed to the utmost by all Row One Shlrlev Poesehel Anna Mav Nahrstedt qam Kollas Betty Qpmner Dee Ina Neuhaus Elame Baese Elalne Burrs Phoebe Anderson Row Two Mlss Lenzen Arlyne Groenemann Cora Mavo Dorothy Boyle June Grebe Mlldred Smlth Joan Burgess Betty Worrell Marlene Shapxro Dorls Howe Joan Halbman Irene Scharmghaus Row Three Margaret Blumenberg Helen Mae Basch Jane Carr Glor1a Marquardt Ruth Zlmmerman Dorothy Pfaff Dolores Schulze Paul Bauer Paul Vanderwal Row Four Arthur Muser Ray Fox Rlchard Burgdorf B111 Mahne Jack Klrk Albert Klaus Paul Ertl Don Gremer .Srxty mm' W l M ' v . K1 K1 .7 l A E ' S V . 2. ls ' V 'hw 'S ' U' . . L . , , ' ll .' ' comed IH thls club. See Sam Kollas, chalrman, or Betty Splnner, secretary, 1f you are x n Y A l l , 7' . L, U - v : . . l 1 . , 1 5 1 V K . ! Z 1 1 f ' . : . 1 J 7 yn.. .1 Y ! . 'Y ' 1 3 1 7 ' - :i Y Y ' 7 1 ! . Y . Y . ' ' 2 , j , , , , PROjECTlON CLUB Spun NHSN IAWCFNOHI One of lhe most actzue of Southues! S seruzne qroups Row One Iumdxd QXANLS Jcan Dunham Gene Q llnlnl Marv habhert Lmorx Wxalght Row Two Angelo SdV0ll1l Charles Franke Donald Cesslev Jack lVIuLllu Richard Burgdolf Row Thlee John Forsythe Ted Duke Jlm Merrltt kenneth lxohlman Kem Stanlex Alan Brodclon Dollan MCJllCX ny Mantoxanl Row F'1xe Jllhlllle C lacoma MATH CLUB Sponsor 'VIR SMITH Arden! follou ers of Izuclza' Row One Bob W endt Cfreavurell hddx Thoma fPrQx1cle-ntl BQI1ldIi1 Nlllltll Hue Presldentb Eduln NIQIZ fbecletarwl Row Tvso Edward Oechele B111 HJ1 bt B111 Nlahne Wax ne Brlggson Harold Smlth Row Three Mr Snnth Clalr Reutel Dull Janluon Eduard INolte John McGrath -Xrt Nlemoeller N911 Panzlel 9 Lentu .' 501' . ,, . in' . ' Ax 1 - ' -1 vii v . ' - 1 1 v - ' ' ! ' i Y l g 9 1 ' ' : .' ,, : , ' fs., - Row Four: David Bliss, Bolm Moses, LOUIS Schork, Lee Schlothauer, John Barman, John- 'f I ' ' Q' . .' 1 - . , 1 , . I ' 5. . v ' I. S S' ' . . . K' ' .,- . , . , , ' , .- ' , ' Y ' , - ' . 1 , , . . , b , - . , . . 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COLLEGE CLUB Nporrxor NIINN l If uou are qomq Io col has rom our future collegzani Row One Edwrn lVlerl Margaret Chrrxtensen Harold Chrrstrnann Clarrm Plspcrman Gene Becker Carol Hehman lack Wrpfler Marx Pllcrr Turnro Row Two Ross Tutku Barbara Cenurr Phwllrx Dolgrn Nlxra Dolgrrr llorrx Dunbar Arlyne brocncrnann Margarat Jonu Norma Yon der Au Marrlxrr Schmoeller Row Three Ronald Regnrer Bonnre Stom Patrrcra Bakula Barbara lawton Nlargcrx Iawton Dcloru Wachsmann Shrrlcx Hrbbard Iulra Watson lud.lllVllVl!1L6Ilt Row Pour Norman Sthmoll Carl Clascn Rrthard Brook Rrchard Stemnrler lu Sthlothauer Bob Morrsseau Carl Posloskv lack Bochannan Row lfrve Drck Wmnclt Jack Wrllramx Rav Box Denrner Baxter Vrctor Vrglrno Ber narcl Smrth ART CLUB N or or NIISS lx! f 'l ll ufah lht drsplaq tus In the sttond floor hull cr examples of our urlzxls Ltork Row Ont Slrrrlu Schmrclt 5LlldlNlL Temllck lor Ann Kloeppcr 'Nlarx Strategos Annabelle Nlartr Row Two N mu lea Broun Brll Pa tk fharlu In rn Ifhrre t -Mer Phrllrp Corn Helen Pamlox Barbara Wood Ron Thru Jeannette Xctrtrnarr NI1 lxoth Bcttrn llnlrl 'Nlarrlxrr Otto Barbara Pax ton Ctorgra Slrngxxern Shrrlu Poextlrcl Nlargartt Blumtnbtrg 'Nixrta Thomax 'Vlargartt fhrrsttn en Nlarrlyn Nulrng Ioan Ottcnad lleltn Ntratego Row Pour flurn Cort lohn Raflanllr lfruluu Peunht Dollre W allatt Setenrg me l . .- ' r .. .ONC- , - ., . . ,. . , . ,., 1-1 ' .1 , . . 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I 1 ,1 , , . 1 LATIN CLUB 5 Miss WOODY Sponsors 1 MISS STEFFEN Row One Norman Franck Bob Morlsseau Gene Punt Row Two Frank Cleary Nlta Burnett Doris Flelsch Margerv Lawton Connle Gordon Mary Schaub Barbara Lawton Ross Tucker Row Three Shlrley Holloway Dorothv Murray Sarl Rossow Bettv Brlnkman Nancy Wagner Jeanette Feger Dorls McDan1el Norma Von der Au Patrlcla Bakula G G Woody Row Four Mlss Steffen Shlrley McCall1ster Valda Henn Pat Henn MlSSlUg from plcture Barbara Steele questlon faced by members of the Latm Club Under the able dlrectxon of MISS Woodv and Mlss Steffen the students endeavor to galn better understandmg of Roman language culture, and c1v1l1zat1on Act1v1t1es of the club lnclude lnformal speeches on Roman llfe, games lnvolvlng the mastery of vocabulary and sentence structure and presentatlon of Latm plays Group slnglng of Latln songs and occaslonal field trlps to the Art Museum aiford many pleasant tlmes for the students Membershlp 1n the Latln Club IS open to glrls and boys now taklng Latln and to those who have taken It ln the past Meetmgs are held ln Room 303 on Thursdays of even weeks Now 1f you thlnk you have the maklngs of a modern CICEFO, or would merely l1ke to know more about a c1v1l1zat10n to whlch vse owe a large part of our own language and culture, the Latln Club IS the one for you Seventy rwo : ' ' , ' , . 1 ' 7 - Y . 5 . ' 7 , y . . . . 7 ! .Y Y 9 To be or not to be . . . perfectionists of the Latin language is the u ! 9 7 . . .. . . 7 M ITALIAN CLUB Qpcnsox MR MONACHESI Row One Tony Bruno fSecretaryJ Tonl Garamella QPres1dentJ Domlnlc Cunetto fVlC9 presldentj Wlllle Glanmo fTreasurerJ Row Two Guy Vmclquerra Dahha Contestablle Glor1a Crespl Dolores Moro Frank Megllo Wllllam Lange Vlrglnla Gludlce Marne Accardx Row Three Dorothy Rossomanno Mary Tummmla Antomette Corso Loulse Brusadln Emll Macchl Joe Glanmo John Gambaro MRYIDB Sauer Row Four John Radaelll Ethel Hobusch Martha Pollzzl VICIOI Vlglmo Ann Russo Do you find that you hawe nothlng wlth wh1ch to occupy Wednesday after school hours? Are you lnterestcd 1n the Itallan language If so then hasten toward Room 413 the next even Wednesday of the month and Join the other members of the Itallan Club Sponsored by Mr Monachesl the club fosters an appreclatlon of muslc art and background of Italy Study of the culture and language of the Itallan people forms a baslc part of the meetlngs Slhglflg of Itallan songs and the presentatlon of plays plus an occaslonal mowle about Italy add varlety and lnterest to the meetlngs Knowledge of the Itallan language IS not necessarxly a membershlp requlrement Interest ln the club s purpose and 2lCt1Yltl6S vslll guarantee you a hearty welcome reception Sex. enty three L , 1 F . . . . , l . , D . l - , . 7 Y 7 ' . : . - - y . I .Y . t 1 I . , l i ! ' 1 I .j y . .Y . ' . . , 1 Erlka Nebl, Joe Marlno, Amy Floyd. Y . ,. v . ' . . , . , . . , V , . K L7 V 7 . . , ' ' . Y. . v. 7 Y ' PAN AMERICAN CLUB S on on l wuss MQNAMARA p S 1 MISS ROTHMAN Row One JoAnn Jones Harlean Hoimelstex June McDonald Row Two Shirley Rathelt Nadlne Tlarke Ylrgxma Kl09llS Bewe lv Kallman Phoebe Anderson Marlan Marengo Norma Jean Barham RowThree Shlrley ODonnell Joyce Flsher Nonlne Ahlens Bettv Fulrs Barbara Bischoff Joan HUtChlSOH Donna Spence Row Foul Balry Saundem Norman Schmoll Rueeell Stratman Dennls Clark Have you alwavs looked toward South Amerlca mth a Slgh and a desxre to Vlblt that gay land of romance' Haxe you contlnually promxsed your self the fulfillment of that dream after the earmng of your hret m1ll1on If so 1t s only natural that you should want to knovs more about Latln Arnerlca The questlon IS hovs American Club Spamsh Game Seuntu I ur The anawer IS slmple the Pan Organmed through the eponeor shlp of Southwest Spanlsh teachers the club harbom the purpose of pro motlng mterest and understandmg of the culture peoples and h1stor5. of the other Amerlcas Songs dances and mox 1es as w ell as dlscuislone on 1mpo1 tant Latln Amerlcan subjecte and probleme form the program of the meetlngs An occas1onal treat 15 D1OX1dGd through quest speaker s from south of the bolder Nlembelshlp ln the club IS open to lll sturlents lnterested IH Latln Amer lca Meetlngzs are held exerx other Thulsdax IH Room 709 les the S0lUt1OH toward galnlng lI18IldSl'llD and learnlng more about Spameh languages and customs slmple 1o1n the Pan Am Club 1. : ', ', ' . 1 ' ' 1 1 ' ' . Y' ' ' .' YV ' 5 .V V 'Y '7 '., Y . ' ' , 1 ' ' . , ' . 7 ' 7 'Y . 'Y ': ' . 1, . , .. ., , : ,. 1 . , , - 1 ' '1 1 1 A ' . , . ' 1 ' '1 1 r v '1 1' - 'r 1 1 - M1ss McNamara and Mlss Rothman, .A . , L, . V 7 7 . N 1 4 Y. v w v 1 - 1- N ' .,Lr K K- ' -1 1 ' h ' 4 1 ' L r lv . 1 w. 1 r .1 1 v. 1 w 1 11 U, ,gl sv 1 1 1' 1 ' 1 ' - - . 4 ' ' 1 1 1 v v - uv 1 V . 4 . U .. . , . I . W 1 .1 . . . lb .V U V11 OUR YEAR September Well rested Southvvesterners re turned to therr fount of learnrng on the fateful Day after Labor Dav The Southwest Longhorns got off to a slow start bv dropprng then hrst two games Pre rdent Rav Non Drehle and the Student Councrl wung rnto actron wrth the br annual Hello Day aud cssron whrch was emceed by promrnent drsc rockey Grl Newsome The Proneer vrgorously opened rts sales campargn October Our tennrs team captured thrrd place Thrngs began to look up when our football team won two league games rn a row A Junror Town Hall meetrng was held by Southwest students and later broadcast bv transcrrptron Joycelyn Krbby Mrss Southwest of 1947 was presented at a dance rn honor of the football team The Harvest Hop was the hrst dance of the year as the Erghts honored the Sevens November Southwest s football team ended rts season rn fourth place after one of the most successful seasons rn four years Our basketball team show mg much promrse opened rts eason wrth a loss The hearts of the weary were gladdened by the glorrous thought of the Thanksgrvrng holldays Pr eparatrons were begun for the Operetta December The Sevens got rnto the socral whrrl as they presented the Frosted Frolrc rn honor of the Erghts The Southwest cagers contrnued to look good as they easrly won therr first league game Southwest s pre sentatron of The Mrkado was an outstandrng success After the tradr tronal aud sessron and carolrng students abandoned therr studres for the pleasures of the long awarted Chrrstmas vacatlon Januarv Ray Hrlgert was elected presrdent of the Student Councrl Undergraduates gazed wrth longrng as Senrors drsplayed caps and gowns forth from therr Alma Mater as a new group of freshmen entered Februarv The Southwest cagers wound up rn thrrd place brrngrng to a close an outstandrng season The B basketball squad farrng even better captured the B basketball champronshlp The Radro Workshop presented an aud sessron rn observ ance of Brotherhood Week Sprrng trarnrng opened for the Southwest baseball squad wrth the team hoprng to grve a repeat performance of last year s hne season March The Elghts honored the Sevens wrth the Turnabout Tao' Drrver trarnrng classes were grven the chance to put therr classroom theo rres to use when a new Chevrolet was presented to the school Many South westerners partrcrpated rn the St Lours Scrence Farr The baseball team got off to a fine start by wrnnrng rts first four games Anrrl The Sevens returned the generosrty of the Erghts by presentrng the Gold Rush Romp The Senror Play Our Hearts Were Young and Gay was an outstandrng success playrng before sell out audrences Our crnder men opened the track season The hrst rn a ser res of lectures on the foundatrons of our Democracy was grven to socral studres students Mav The excrtement of the approachrng Brg -it-I-1 Dav w as generally present among the anxrous Sen 3355 rors as caps and gowns w ere ordered The combrned -Lux musrc groups of the school put on a very entertarnrng f 'Vlusrc Fesfrx al Evervone thoroughlv enjoyed a wonderful Freld Nlght June Comprehensrv es were fmrshed graduatron and another class had come and gone and everyone w as rn h1g,h sprrrt at the thought of that most glorr ous part of the school year vacatron Ge Sen. mu Hue -. 1 . . .. . - . . ,, V f YOKAKV . . . ,H . . . . 6 C W . . . fm L. . - ' S' 1 I . ' . Q v . I . v. .-I 1 ' ' 1 ' 1 1' ' A x 1 L L 1 . . . 1 If ' Y l ' . AH. ' L 1 V 1 . r 1 l ' 1 1 v 1 1 . . ' ' , as , sr v V v 4 . 1 1 ' 1 ' 1 1 1 ' I V 1 11 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 C ' 1' , l J ' .' 'D 1 '. I v Y D 1 . l ' 11 Q ' xx 1 as - 93 ' ' ' . r . . , . 5, . ,, . u . xx: - S Q . . Y . . H 1 1 K L 1 . . rn the Class Day aud sessron. Another generatron of Southwesterners went ' 4 v 1 I 1 1 1 1 ' 1 Aa sr 1 1 1 1' . . . . . . , , as H 1 ' ' X ' , 1 1 11' ' -1 1 1' .V ,N . - ,' as nv . . . D . . . ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 - . Y 1 ' ' ' , ' 66 77 - H ' v n , 1 n 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 ' - 1 . . ., , . , ' L1. 1 ' 1 I K1 A . ' 1 ' 1 1 1' 1 1 1 1 ' 6 . . . 4 . ,, . . ,A . A . 7' 11 1 r 1 ' - my I v 1. 1 ' ' 1. ' ' Q '- -gl 1 1 1 1 1 ' 11:-il K - v - ii-1-... ......... K' .0 1 . THE JUNIOR RED CROSS Genelal Sponsol MISS WIESLOH SGIXICQ and generos1ty two safeguards of ou1 Ameucan way of l1fe fittmglv desc11be the pulpose whlch purs the wolk of the Southwest Junlor Red Cross Ou1 school boasts thlee dlXlS1OHS of w O1 ke1s Flrst the Servlce Club whlch meets 1n Room 101 after school on Wednesdays buslly knlts and purls Th1s year s members who number fO1 ty one glrls have proved by the quallty as well as the quantlty of tht, work to be excellent knltters actlve and falthful worker for three years Others who have two years to thelr credlt are Elame Baese LOIS Eiurgdorf Shlrley Gllmpse Audrey Hoehn Margaret Jones Glorla Marquardt Shlrley O Donnell Josephlne PGZZIHI Jo Ann Russo Beverly Shelton Norma Von der Au Dolores Wachs man The Wade branch IS the second dlvlslon The e students under the guldance of MISS Trotter and Mr G1ll1lan have done hne s wmv and shop work The th1rd group the AFtlStS sponsored bv Mlss Klmber and MISS Koch have turned out thelr usual fine work Gzfts for European secondary school pupzls Seuentq szx 1 v. K ' y v L K 1 1. v . y 1 K I V A A : . , . , . , A . . A , ' L, . Y 1 H u A 7 I . Marilyn Rohde can boast the longest record of service as she has been an . . . 7 . , . . K , u . , , . 7 'i Y 7 . Ia 1 9 r . . V. . Q . . c- . , ' 1 X- a D . Y . , S K v . . , . , . JUNIOR RED CROSS SERVICE GROUP Sponsoi MISS MESLOH Row One Jo Ann Russo Geoigla Sllngwein Marilxn Rohde RowTwo Lillie Rumpf Gloria Nlaiqualdt Bettx F'l1Its Shirlex Glimpee Audrey Hoehn Wlargaiet Jones Elaine Baese Row Three Josephine Pezzene Jean Wideman Carol flllfld Carol Boehmer Delore Wachsmann Noima Von del Au Joyce Srnka Yiiginla Seism Row FOUI Jean Van Cardo Joan Altei Audrey Nlolt Myrta Mae Thomas Georgella Wagner Shirlev Poeschel Helen Klein Row Five Joyce Klaslng Adelaide Klmbro Hanan Klopter Joyce Fisher INancee Brow n Juanita Link Row Six Florence Wuertenbaeeher Dorothy Iummel Lois B1,11g'ClOl'c Nhnles ODon nell Xlrglnia Turner Chailene Sharkey Row Sexen Sala W00da1d Ioxce Bladley Virginia Kloeiis Beverly Shelton JUNIOR RED CROSS WORK 1947 1948 Halloxx een menu cox ei N L hiistmas tiax cox ei N Valentine tiay eox ex s Eaxtei cuds Nlothels Daw cuds Ltllitx bags Bedside bags Ash tl ax s 49 Pans knitted New Hax em P1115 knitted bootiex Knitted sacques Knitted cal 4 I uw knitted mules Ixmtte I xest knitted itgh ins Hemmed tux els Stuffed toys Gift boxes tm European second an school pupilx 62 00 each J Yee mu s em J I I. M I ' 2 . , ' ' .' ' ' , . . 1 ' ' , ' 1 . Q Y lv K., A ' lv ' ' 5 , Y . Y ' I . : I - 1. 9 . . 1 L In r .Y vs r Y , . 1 1 ' I' 102 ' ' - X ' 4 z ' ' 2 ' 150 Christmas menu covers. 6 Pairs knitted mittens. 30 T - .' j ' 2 ' - s 50 .' ' z ' fl 'z ' ' 50 I z ' I ' ' ff . 50 ' ' ' j ' 4 ' ' 1 2' z 50 ' 20 - - I ' 46 . A 21 X 1 v A1 . iv. L' . 3 . .' 'A' -.6 . JUNIOR RED CROSS ART S Umm l Mus KIMBPR P 1 wuss Koen Row One Joan Ottenad Florence Hoechetenbanh Leda Strano Patrlcla O Donnell Phylllfi Dolgm Roaalle Mamo Cenevlexe Lxmmelman blorla Rat? Bobby Jo Slm mona Jean Nancll Row Two Ruth Yan Leer Gmnw Rhodea Walter England Donald MKJNQI Helen H111 Janet Schllngman Helen Fandoa Dolle VN allace Pat VS llllQ Marlene Quackenbush Margaret Chrlsteneen Manlxn Ixexlmg RowThree Ellen Burrow Gracla Headrlck Fecllla Muellu Audrex Hoff Do othw Krueger Marlene Gaet Margo Ahens Xermece Lee Ioan Crlppa Mano 19 Balazw Maureen Herman Lorene RllGN Audrex Schnntt Row Four Nlarlene Joeqt Joxce Praechter Shnlex Schnndt Annabelle 'Vlaxer Waltel Zlmpelmann kenneth E Baker Ray Vlhlte Alfred Schmlz Donald Belle Frank Lenhardt Blll Qtembrueck Pat Clark Joan Rankm Row Flve Pat Hallel Paula Bowman Marllxn VN dI'llT12QI Betfle Held Joan Johnson Marlann Quatermlx Carol Schmledealxamp Jackle Hucke Xlrgmla Hallex Pattx Qlmon Jlm Zlerxogel Fddle Rehagen John Kmg Shlrlex Bowong Rovs QIX Blll Kraatz Ieonald Pfthlm Gux Xmclguerra Nlarlan Nllehals Elame von Brunn Fllzabeth Hollxuoss IJ0llS Schmidt Cerrx Hutchlngs Marv Ann Berktoll Rua Borg Bettx Duxal Xuuan Crax Lenola COIHGZU Bettx Ann Chapm Ron Sexen Don Plelach Challex helm John Nlcltner Rlchald Paichen Jlmmx Yaughn Glenn Gore Floxd Rmhard Brent Clallx Jeux Xoung loe Guastella Donald NIC Nabb Tom Garamella Bob lNJllCllQl Barrx Hamm Fu ene Huakex Tom Dalea Sandro Ron Elght Mme IX1I!1l l0l N11 Ixoch leo Glltfard Rlc-hard Parkel Patrlcla Zook QPLLFIU tlllhl A Y- 1 Y 1 A r. 1 . ., . v- . r. f - 1 . ' 1 '.'. ' ' Y L v 5 y 1 . . . . . ,. , . ,. 1 v v - . , . , 1 , ,, . ., . . , L -, . . , . - v . ,. . 1 'Y ' 'Y ' 7 r ' 7 V 7 , ,. K . ' Y Y D .4 '. J' Y Y ' ' 7 7 ' ' 7 .V 5 A . A- ' - . f' v- Y' L l 5 ll ' 7 . K '1 ' v . ' ' Y .1 5 L ' v Q v , ' 'u v ' ' . . A . , 1 ,L l A ,. . , . Y 7. , . . 7 ' 7 7 V ! Y v '- 1 4' v ' y ' . I 1 v A 1 74 . ' I - V v . , v - s v Y 5- ' V V .Y . . , . , , ,. K ,,- . V . . . , , , . , v .. 1, . . 'Q . K . , 1 J , A , A 1 .., I vg- ,ff -.1 J ' v l , J 5 .., . l , 1 l , u v ' v . v'l ' v - 1 v J 9 A ' . I .Y ' 4 ' . ' v . ' ' . . . -,' l ' -' - 3 v ' K . ., , . . , . , . , 1 . , . , Y . , , .- ,... . . - y A y 1 . Y' ' Y A V , . - 0- - - - 7 . ! Y . 7 J 5 ' .7 . ' v . . . i ,. i ,N , A ,,. . ' Q . . .. .s , . as , 1 , , V . JUNIOR RED CROSS--WADE l H199 TPfTTTl R Sl 'S vim. 'II.I,Il. .' Row0ne: Pvclyn Inukai Irma Blossu' Abby lou Niabuiy Joyce. Steinmann Shirley Knight Marilyn Iord Candy Eggleston. Dolorcx Dimock. RowTwo: Vera Lee Tremusini Dorothy Oetjen. Ruth Nahmensen Viola Mae Hutson Ida Marks Jean Easley Mary Ann Fortune Audrey Hull ihirley Hancock Mari- lyn Wlusterman. Row Three: Keith Carsten: Paul Keener Joseph Cardnei' Donald Sorrell William Blake. Don Ferry. Row Four: Jcrry Reardon. Joe Williams David Williams louis Celia James Gibson Don Goodyear Richard Klocke Fred Toscano Fugenc Havcy John Halliburton Richard Swape. RowI'ive: Tom Masa Thano Poulis Raymond Wood Bob Nail Jerry Kolath Dale Hicks George Hessler Don Mehringer Fdgar Maloney Richard Adams Morton Musterman Bob L. Waller. Row Six: David Bliss Bob Howard Bill Gaus Arthur Hofmann Alfred Schmiz Farrell Simmons Jerry Jennings Frank Therina William Robbins. Row Seven: Glen Thomas louis C Jacobi David bchmidt Seunlu mn . . . , N S C1 AN N 1 A L i . , , . . , . , . , s ' i 3 , .c , . . A Y 9 A i U ' Y j. . . , U 1 , - K . Creamer, Frank Meglio, Keith Hibbeler, Elaine Pallozolo, Norma htuckey. Ben v x Y J 1 1 1 J V Y Y ! Y Y A I X Y 1 . W Y 7 7 Y 7 . 1 Y 7 1 7 1 , Y Y Y 1 kv ! , , , , . N , , . , . , 1. MALC af 0lfllAlfU85f Southwest s muslc IS one of the school s greatest polnts of prlde Its role whlch IS one of great lmportance to our school IS to provide much of the entertamment for the school and SGFVICQ to the communlty Varled as to nature the groups provldlng th1s muslc and serwlce fall 1nto two mam d1v1s1ons the mstrumental and the vocal groups The Band and Orchestra are both under the d1rect1on of Mr MOD3Ch6Sl The Band numbermg more than elghty members IS the larger of the two Rated tops among the c1ty hlgh school bands thls group of muslclans IS a fam1l1ar and much enjoyed performer at aud sesslons football games concerts and parades Our Orchestra IS an lndlspensable partlclpant ln concerts operettas plays and aud sesslons Together these two groups ably manage to provlde the maxlmum of lnstrumental entertalnment for Southwest students Southwest has flve vocal groups all dlrected by MISS Meyer and all w1th the same 0bj6CtlV9S IH VIQW to enjoy slnglng to learn to apprec1ate good muslc and to g1V6 others the pleasure of hearmg t Our mlxed choruses boys and glrls glee clubs cholr and a very popular group known as the Early RISQTS offer the opportunlty for ex ery Southwesterner to slng Every student w1ll readlly agree that the school year IS made much more emoyable by the efforts of our mstrumental and vocal organ1zat1ons whose common purpose IS threefold to learn to enyoy and to glV6 servlce to chool and c1ty 1 Earle Risers New. Look I ahtu ORCHESTRA Dlrectox 'NIR WIOINAK HPSI Row One Bill Qralg Charlene Sharlxu Joan Hutchison 'Norma Paslglla Nna Burnett Pauline Plgg Shulu Sthmldt Pat Bakula Joan Alter Nonmt Ahrens Iohn DBVIS Row Two Arlene Grocnamann 'Vlargo Ahrens Bdllldld Rlttel hllen Gantner Rose Tucker Louxs Schmlclt Hugh NOLIINQ Bert Johnson John Nleltnel Boh Shedron Sallx Klnclel Row Three Carol Boehmu Calol Grund Carol Stewart Barbara GCHIUD Shxrlev Stew art Betty Rwz Alhert Coran Frank Laloudek Artexbuu Pat Henn Ida 'Klee 'Nloellar Xian Gabbert John 'Nlovfrx Inxs Gold uchmldt Ron Fne Nh' Nlonache 1 fxponborj B111 Qtemer Bob Qteele Glen Gore Don Fhrhardt Dannx Vlartln Earl Relnke Eruln Stnmldt NI -Xl! BTH!! NIUN -XC HI' SI t zulu an oscar lm cnLlIslc1m11mf clzr cllor of fum cl! af Orthtslrtl lJfl V . W W, , , 1 Z ' ' ' y 1 l K' . 1 ltr, 1 . , L' - . .U ' Y A . . 1 ' ' x ' ' ' - , 1 ' . ' 1 ' ' 1 - ' 1 v ' . ' v v v - - v ' ' - 1 1 Z ' , 1 1 Y A 1 ,- sy . . 1 .. ' ., ' '. y , , ' . ' ' ' . . , , . ' 1 - K 1 - 1 - v A v K , . . , - 1 - ' ' 1 1 ' ' ' ' 1 ' - 1 1 v r ' v 1 H , K ' 7 .V ' Y 1 . ' R0wFour: Denmer Baxter, Dale Snodsmith, Richard Holeman, Lorna Marshall, Mary . ...V ' A . A Y A . .sv ' Y A . '.' 1 'l, - ' : . . . - s' I - , ' . ' , . , ' , . , . . I. . -'. ' I. - be 5 B A 1 A A , . J H' ' f. 7 ' x Lf 1 5 I N ' 1. - 11 P Lwll . ' BAND lJ11etto1 NIR VIOINACHPSI Row Ont Haxrx L1xcbe1 B111 IXllC1'l0lT' Bettx Reexes Pldlllx 'llcAlexande1 Suzanne Tendick Nlar1l5n Ruds Dick Stemmler RowTWo Gene Punt Dale Snodsmith B111 lxasslng Bettx Lax John Mawzx Floyd Roethe Harry DEHDIQ Rlchald B1ookQ hrvuin Schmidt Albert Campbell Richard Paachen Alex Toth Pat Henn Jack Heitman Daxid Diedxitk Henrx Thill Joan Alter Bob Steele Caiol Crund Carol Boehmer Lois C oldschmidt Leonard Kellx Marx Louise Cabbert Jeanne 'Webb Marilxn Pauls Ira Smith RcwThree Frank Laloudek Denmei Baxtei RlC1l3Il1 Holeman 113110116 Plaman Joan Oeborn B111 B1 ennetke Bob Stanislaw Tom Vlardlaw 1'arl Reinke Bob Shed dron Jimmx Ntarka B111 Qtelner -Xuben Foian Ruwell 51131111811 'ltd Cibeon Billx 'llclntiic Rithaicl Berg Jerix Bond Rithaid Ruwcll X lda Henn Jacluc Tremusini Bob McDonell James 'NltDonald Rowliour Tom Pxne Sam Smith Bert Stagu John Dau Toni Vlinturose Joel Trestik Jack Burnx Baud Met! Dannx Nlaltln Donald Stubbk Don Fhrhaldt Jamee D1Hk1llS Glen Core Dick Minderman George Camoe Pdxward Xon Behiexx Luox Schmidt Jack lxnk Joe 'Xlutllei B111 Ciaig Ilon Goodxtai keith Carstenk Ronald Lieber heptember September September . September .. October ll October Ps Now mlwi' Nova llllwl' Nov e ni 1 ic 1' Novenibei' 175 Noveinber I' CALPINDAR FOR MONTH S NIUSICIANS 1941 1948 Football game Southwest vs. Bt. Louis U. High Constitution Day Program Football game Sprin held Football ganna Bt. Mary J Football game Beaumont Foo ,ball game Roostvt lt ootb'111 gamc Ftntral Football ,L2:l.lll9, Soldan Arniistice Day Southwest Southwest Southwest S4l1l111XYl.'1 Suiitliwex Southwest Parade Teachers' Convention Concert Football game, Southwest vs. Clevelaiid f1'1'qhI11-11111 IN ovember 7.2 1,tC9I'!11J9l'11 12 December Z-1 January 12 Ianuary January . 1-.nuary L .lwnuary EL .1- 11-11'ch 28 1 1'il 15. 1 ' . ay 3 3 ay 4 May 510 June T June 9 1-ootball game, houthxxet xs. McKinley Operetta- The Mikado Christniax And Dcclication-Men1o1'ial Plaque Bucler School P1'OLl'kl1ll las: ay f10l.ll1l9l'lCC'll1i1l1 'I'l'.' Follett - 0Illllll.lCGl'lltll .' nrixe :l.'1L'l'SEl'Y4' Senior Play ' 1-'xnup P'll i e A x 11'd .Allll S 11112 Festival llecoratioii Day Class ay C1llll11lQ1lCQ'lllk'llI' Parade September September October 17 October 22 A CAPPELLA CHOIR Director MISS MEYER H1' Cunfulores omnium sun! oplimi. Row One: Rosemary Schreiner, Virginia Kloeris, Sylvia Ober, Nancy Wagner, Jean Story, Rosemarie Saunders, Brent Clark, Don Goin, Bob Sampson, Art Biehl, Bill Ewing, Neil Kidd, Hairy Torno, Jeanne Koch, Anna May Nahrstedt, Gloria Georges, Joan Kellar, Dee Ina Neuhaus. Row Two: Mary Louise Kreutzer, Ruth Miller, Beverly Kallman, Jean Lang, Peggy Leonhardt, Carol Hehman, Roy Evers, Bob Burke, Charles Jones, Louis Salzmann. Emil Macchi, Guy Vinceguerra, Joyce Praechter, Jeanine Kernebeck, Carole Em- mons, Maria Davi, Lois Davis. Row Three: Mary Lou Niebling, Joann Long, Cora Mayo, Mary Jane Barrett, Mary Ellen Turmo, Bob Shores, Forrest Ayer, Bob Lueders, Bill Price, Ben Blake. Jerry Young, Lois Speicher, Caroline Rush, Flo Wuertenbaecher, Martha VVoodiuff, Louise Willis, Laura Chiodini, Peggy Hampton. Row Four: Pat Barton, Florence Klug, Marcell VVoodruf'l', Mary Lee Arterbury, Audray Haap, Art Zimmer, Bill Bahara, Ray Von Drehle, Bill Waeckerle, David Schulz. Kenny Keisker, Gerald Kell, Victor Viglano, Nadine Tiarks, Lucille West, Billie Lee Smith. Ruth Cuba, Paula Bowman, Mary Louise Braun, Elizabeth Hollycross. CALENDAR FOR SOUTHWEST SONGSTERS - 1947-1948 16 P. T. A. Meeting January 21 Commencement 16 Hello Day Aud January 24 Better Films Broadcast Better Films Council St. Louis Week Program February 103 17 February 20 Freshman Aud Hello Day Aud Uqmbm- 28 P, T, A, Meg-ting February 20 Style Show---Stix, Baer dz Fullt October 29 War Mothers Convention February 25 Brotherhood Day November 43 St. Louis Council P. T. A. March 22 Organ Memorial Program November 20 Kirkwood Rotary Club March 24 Masonic Temple-Eastern Star November 2-1. 25. 243 Freshman Aud March 28 Sunrise Easter Service November 25 Scottish Rite Cathedral March 351 Freshman Aud December 11, 12 Operetta- The Mikado April 14 Lindenwood School P. T. A. December 15 City-Wide Student Council April 11 Central Baptist Church December 16 P. T. A. Meeting April 15 Federated Music Club State December 18 St. Louis Rotary Club Cnnvention December 20 Medait Christmas Party April 19 l'1aSte1'n Star' December 214 Caroling-Ifnion Station. Popt-'s April 24 Variety Show- -Stix. Baer ti Cafeteria Fuller December 2-1 ,,t'hristmas Autl Malt' 14, 15 Spring Festival January 133 Dedication-Memorial Plaque Junt- T Class Day January 19 Class Day June U Commenccint-nt filtlhlli Kimi BOYS GLEE CLUB D11ector MISS MEYER Thzs years BOYS GLEE CLUB lS something to remember Sparked bu THE EARLY RISERS zt has made an outstandzng record Row One Art Blehl B111 Kelly B111 Brendel Tom Baker Sam Basta B111 Klrchhoff Row Two Dale Eason Dean Nagel Dom1n1c Cunetto B111 Ewmg Pete Perotta Rem hold Abele Dave Turner Bob Howlett Jlmmy Starks Paul Rahmeler RowThree Bob Sampson Blll Cordell Arthur Muser Don Lmk Russell Schemkes Rlchard Radford George Wllllams Ed Take Bull Bahara Don Zanone Row Four John Klng Jack Keys Irvlng Handles Rlchard Bllnd Don Schaldem Eall Row Flxe Alex Toth Jerome Haas Don Kountz Richard Baud wllllaH1 Hoffman, JGTIN Spore Fllsworth Appel Pugene Flowd Rlchard Miller Ron SIX Paul WILCM Rlchald Fspw Ha1old Franks Frank McAlexander VS altel Hohn haum Ramon Gass Lee Schlothauer Rlchard BIONXH Marmaduke Snnthson Elllhlll four -.... ...Y - .... 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GIRLS GLEE CLUB D11 ector MISS MEYER These brzght stars zn our Ermament shone throughout the year at aud ses szons ln The Mzkado and m the Muszc Festzual Row One Marjorle Balazs Jeanette Voertman Lols Dav1s Nlarxlsn Hagar LOUISE Wlllls Nadme Tlarks Jean Easley Shlrley Oster Row Two Joan Kellar Carol Latham Ccnnle Gordon Nolma Jean Barham Bette Whyte Barbara Moss Paula Bowman Betty Duval Erlca Nebl Dorothy Dunbar Jackle Blalr Row Three Dolores Rosser Nellie Fremon Ethel Hobush Maly Denton Mary Lou Mllls Marlene Queckenbush Mary Ann Fortune Bonme Tuter Margaret Harder Sylvla Ober Nancy Wagner Jeanne Koch Row Four Margle Tummlnla Bettylose Ne1l1ch Phyllls Slmpson Marllyn Fremer Bonme Stone Charlene Lange Jeanne Kernebe k Dee Plzzella Thelma Ponclroll Genevleve Marnatl Joyce Stemman Joan Johannmg Martha Pollzzx Row Fne Challotre Kemper Vernlece Lee 'Vlargo Ahrens Pat 'klmdelman Vnglma Comer Shxrles Dlebal Nancy MacDonald Delores Daxball Antolnette Garamella Peggy Lyons Connle Ferrara Audrey Schmldt Pat WllllS Row Slx Betty Smlth Pat Mlller Dorothy Jare Marilyn Pauls June McDonald Coralle Branson Lavon Flach Sue Steele Veletta Pappas Eighty flue ' -.. 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Hampion M f oodrmff Bob Pworzs R chord Bern E h ram a bca SENIOR PLAY IJlI'9Ct0l MISS RI' II I X PRODUCTION STAFF ,N , Calollne Rush lllt8lNl6XNS author actxux Colnclm Otis ShlYlll6I' PROPERTY ARTS Paula Bowman Jouc Bxadlev Wlay Clapp John Clalg Marx Iou lltlgxbbons Mau Flan ces Hoffman Celald Kell V1rg1n1a Kloerw Cecllla Mueller LUIS bchnexdel Rosemarx SCIIYQIUQF Jean Stolv Rae Stllekler Angeline Tapella Iucxlle West SCI' NERY Chaxles Iblln blank Jacobi Don Schardeln Blll Schaub B111 Stelnex TICKETS Student Council Repnesentatn es Melvln G1 eene Balbara Jensen Jam Morne Carol Muehlen brock Glorla Roberson Iaxelne Roland Blllle Lee Smlth Nadine Tlarks MHYIIXD Vmcent Jim Llervog l CAST OF CHARACTERS Flrst Ron Jeanne Webb Geoxge Caleshu Peggx Hampton Calolme Rueh Harold Chrlstlnann Flolene Stluck Second Rovs Eall Relnke B111 Stlcknes Eddle Thomax Robert C1 atz Peqgx Leonhardt Nladlne Tlarke Thlrd Ron -Xhce Appel and Jack Wlpflex Aznelu Our Hearts Were Young And Gay On Thursday afteinoon April 15 and Friday evening April 16 the senior classes of June 1948 and January 1949 presented the comedy Our Hearts Were Young and Gay in the school auditorium The play taken from the book by Cornelia Otis Skinner and Emily Kimbrough and dramatived by Jean Kerr is a highly amusing story concerning the adven- tures of two young girls on their first trip to Paris. The leading roles of Cornelia Skinner and Emily Kimbrough were played by Caroline Rush and Peggy Hampton respectix ely. Caroline s magnificent performance in the role of the tall beautiful xital Cornelia captivated the entire audience on both occasionsg while Peggy Hampton's Emily Kim- brough was an excellent interpretation of the naive young friend of Cor- nelia: it was one of the highlights of the whole play. The exquisitely refined and gracious Mrs. Skinner and the impressive and colorful Otis were cleverly and realistically portrayed by Peggy Leon- hardt and Bob Cratz. George Caleshu and Harold Christman were in fine form in the romantic roles of the two young medical students, who furnished the love interest in the play. Indeed, the boys seemed to enjoy themselves immensely. No less credit must be given the fine supporting cast, whose smooth and finished acting contributed greatly to the success of the play. The members were as follows: Alice Appel, Earl Reinke, Bill Stickney,!Florene Struck, Eddy Thomas, Nadine Tiarks, Jean Webb, and Jack Wipfler. iN'ff7t'lU'l V7 DRAMATICS I flralll Dlrector NIISS 'VIFENACH Rom One Carole Emmons Blllle Lee Smlth Luu West Joan Qallsburx Maly Lou Nleblmg VlPglHla Kloerls Joyce Bradley Marxe Verstraete Rovx Two Eddy Thomas Ben Goddard Dorothea Gamache DOTIS Daugherty Jean Bexan Jeanne Nangle Eleanore Knelle Laula Rasp Row Three Dewex H1lt1b1dal Ronald Regmer Rosemary Schrelner Margaret Schoel llg Marcell Woodruff Georgella Wagner Ldnh Dryden Lo1s Spelchel Corahe Branson Row Four Patrlcla Ralfllllg Shlrlee Lamson Llla Brmton Dorls Jean Luebke Mar garet Veth Joan Altel Peggy Leonhardt Sara Hulsewede Ellzabeth Hollycross Ron Fue Mlss Meenach fSponsorb Evxald Toedebusch Ted Beckelmann B111 Hanks Randle Vlckers Vlllllam C Brovsn Gene Punt Dramatlcs and Radlo Workshop are words vvh1ch hate become very popular at Southwest durmg the past SIX years An ex er lncreasmg num ber of students take adx antage of Mlss Meenach s able dlrectlon to learn ometh1ng about both of these sub1ects Not only do the students of these courses learn the baS1C pomts of actlng scrlpt xwrltmg and rad1o produc tlon but they learn also to appreclate good drama They galn too self confidence Flnally they reahze the 1mportance of knovsmg our mother tongue accurately and of speaklng It clearly The followlng schedules set forth brlefly the vuork cox ered durlng the past school year Nmelu two X A 1 v . 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DRANIATICS I antomlmes Recltatlons A plav fcomedyl A sules of IJlCtLll8N based on the book Xour 'lllIlI1hlS Ale Showing fF1eshm1n Audl DRANIATICQ II T1 agedw iPo01 Maddalenal Recltatlons Caerloux selectlonsj A scene flom .1 plax A one act plaw A plaw hom the fleshman FIXQ O clock Tea Ill the Folest ot Alden DRAMATICS ll CSPYIIIOD lrllllttfbl 'NIISS 'Nll'l NAfH Row One fdlllll l'I'llI'l10f'lN Nldlgalet Xeth Sharon Sack Ccolgella XX Agllll Pllxlllx Row Two blame Auffenbelg Dolothea Gamache Colalle Branson Patxlcla Ralnlng Ioan -Xltel DOIIS Jean Luebke Joan Salxsburx Row Thlee Blll Bxendel Ted Beckermann Eddy Thomas Ben Goddald Josce B1 adlex Marx Lou Nlebllng Wlarle Xerstxaete Llla Brmton Bettx Hollwcrow Row Four Dewey Hlltlbldal Challes Iselln Ronald Regnlel Xlrglnla Ixloerls Qara Hulsewede Peggy Leonhaldt Lo1s Spexchel Nancx Shupp Edith Drxden Margalet Schoelllg Row Flve Randle Vlekers Ewald Toedebusch Gene Punt Marcell Woodruff Blllxe Lee Smlth Dorls Daugherty Jean Bexan Roeemary Schrelnel Jeanne Nangle Blll Hanks Wllllam C Brown Xzmlu lhnl A P- ' . , I 1,-'xv ' . - .1 U' .12 ,.. .j v' V' ' .' 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RADIO WORKSHOP SFNIESTER ON E RADIO WORKSHOP Clfallj I5nuto1 XIINN XII- I' N -XQII Roxx One Jc d!lNI1lNlLl1NdII X IX Ian -Xgri lu la I' leanoi Bianca Jane Cdll Ron Txxo Bexulx Rapp Pat XIIINIEFIHIAII 'Norma Je-1n Bdlhdlll Plame Rosenoxx Pe-ggx fum mins Xluna Nickel Row Thief Nliw 'NILenacl1 Peggx Leonhardt Jca nine Ixeimbuk Crane B ekei Donald Cc 1 Bob Shc IGN Im VN xlannl Allen Scollax Row Foul Johniole Cene Punt Bob Luedcix Gene Lexxw Jank Nlueller Donald Ntubb Belt Brod l The Tuitle Who Couldnt Stop Talklnff Bioadcasts at KFUO I The Gmgermead Man Telexiiion bioadcast KSD TX This Might Be You l rztu I4 DRAMATICS II Clfallj IJIIQLUDI MISS XII' ILN AFH Row One Ioienn Rllex Nancx Hemx C 101 1a Robeiwn Dorothx Ixnn n1el Lol Poetkex Ron uso Nlaitha Plckel ing Peggrx Cdlllil Iac quellnf NI JOIL Iox Hang Jane C111 Ang,cla Nlan Le e Pat Nnanlon Pon 'Ilnu Hain XX ilku N 1 I io' X ox -X QI Pat Ilona 'N lx Nlunach 1811111 oi Johanna Nano ken Nflftfllilclllll Cloiia N611 Bob Rltlxilliidhli -'lithui Hoff Paulfnuen ingzei e ' ' ', , ' ill! , v -1 ' -, 1 .' 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HANDS OFF' BY BARRY SAUNDERS Hands off' Th1s was xn short the content of Monroe s famous state ment declarlng the fore1gn pollcy of the newly born Unlted States of Amellca It was strlctly a keep out pol1cy for wh1ch 1n return we agreed not to meddle 1n affalrs or troubles of the major natlons elsewhere It was an Amerlca for the Amer1cans vlewpolnt and at that t1me a good one Wlth many struggllng young countr1es Just carved out of the xast Western Hemlsphere each could xery poorly defend 1ts mterests agalnst expe11enced t1me taught powels of the Old World It was no treaty no law but It seued well the pul pose fox wh1ch It was mtended Tlmes were trylng relatxons stralned An lmportant war ended by the Treaty of Ghent had recently been fought both partles clalmlng the VIC tory Spam was struggllng to recover her lost colonles Russla set forth a proclamatlon perta1n1ng to Alaska and her waters Napoleon was ex1led South Amerlca stood waltlng for the natlon wlth the heavlest hand What would be the stand of the l1ttle Unlted States ' No one cared much but she had whlpped England Well folelgn mmlsters thought we shall see just what th1s Monroe does In early December IH h1s annual message to Congress he dlplomatlcally set forth th1s pos1t1on one wh1ch has been subsequently assumed by every Presldent of our country unt1l the t1me of Wllson The Western Heml sphere was no longer open to colon1zat1on by any European powers and any attempt to do so would be vlewed as the manlfestatlon of an un fr1endly d1spos1t1on toward the Unlted States In delxverlng th1s ultlmatum to fore1gn powers Monroe also meant to bmd together the young republlcs of South and Central Amerlca with ourselves A grave mlstake 1n later years however was our lnterference 1n affalrs of many of these same countr1es for xnstance that of Panama Many leadlng statesmen thought before and have thought slnce that th1s pollcy served just to save thlS hemlsphele for excluslve exploltatlon by the Unlted States Th1S may or may not be so nevertheless this 1S0latlOH1St stand of our relatlvely weak and unstable natlon was one that served the proposltlon of llve and let l1ve successfully By aclherlng to th1s pollcy When the Unlted States entered 1nto the Flrst World War we vxolated the Monroe Doctrlne for the first t1me Tlme has outdated the needs for the doctrlne as Presldent Monroe formulated It From It however we recognlze that th1s entlre hemlsphere should be unlted 1nto a powerful league a league WhlCh exlsts now under the name ot the Pan Amerlcan UHIOH It IS not nearly so complete nor so strong an organlzatxon as It IS hoped It w1ll become but Wlth better under standlng and more llberal th1nk1ng It can be perfected A major detrl ment to th1s development IS the ever present language barrler Insur mountable as It may seem our Latln Amerlcan nelghbors have strlven to overcome It ln most of the1r secondary schools Enghsh IS not an electlve subJect as Spanlsh IS 1n ours but a subject compul o1y for graduatlon Thls compels all puplls to make a study of ou1 language and 1n turn th1s embraces at least a l1m1ted knowledge of our customs and hablts To bllng about a unlon whele language and customs xaxy IS not easy Many of ou1 Presldents haxe wo1ked d1l1gently on th1s task but untll F1 anklln Roosevelt s t1me no gleat stx 1des wele made Du11ng h1s admln 1 tratlon however th1s cheushed dleam began to grow 1nto 1eal1tv The task IS far from iinlshed We must w o1k and cont1nue w o1k1ng Thus may we ach1eve the hem1 phe1e sol1da11ty so necessa1y to all countr1es 1nx olx ed so w1ll the Pan Amel 1can Un1on wh1ch 1QDl3C9S the Mom oe Doc t11ne maxk a lO1VS9.ld step tow a1d our goal the founda 1on of a lastlng peace Iwnetu su ' v s ' 7 K . . . . ., , ' . . . 7 . .. . ,, ,, . . . 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Ron One Dons Hays Betty Sue Gold Norma Jean Handel Rose Mane Tuter Betty Harder Jean Vanml Helen Hull Ellen Mae York Bexerly Bayer Rlovs Two Pat Jenkins Paula Harbor Shlrley McCall1ster Elazene Schultz Arlene Kuehhnz Dolores Koppe Janet Schlxmzman Arlene Slesel Ruth Nahmensen Row Three Marilyn Musterman Fleanor Rudy Viola Mae Hutaon Vera. Lee TYQYHUSIHI Alice Dehn Dorothy Blanckaert Olga Vasll Dorothy OetJen Mary Gan Donna Baker Mary Rat cher Ron Four Frank Ferrara Madelyn Faletto Shirley Zlmmerly Mary Frances l'erry San Rossow Jacque- lyn Herter Jonna Grana Margaret Chrlstensen Marxlyn Nexllng Carol Schmldt Dons Ann Beach George Metenues Kenneth Mann Ron Fne B1llSchremer Bruce Krummenacher Charles Dlgl0V8Hnl Bob Clobe Manuel IJGOHLSIDIS John TWOS Rovs One Mary Srhaub Dxane Schlapprxzu Frances Iolster Jeanette Pausset Shxrley Zeller Betty Wenzel Joan Hutchison Pat Vllda Row Two Elaxm Campbell Jams Plsher Janne Ludyug Lucllle Llebmann Mary Ann Lemonds Pat Taylor Kamllla Mazanec Nancy Barth Geneuexe Ynmmerman Rovs Three Helen Stuckel Gerry Johnston Jaclyn Maier Vxckl Constantmo Jane Stumpe Norma Pas SILIIH Annette Pender Shnrley Holloway Betty Drostfe Rosalle Mamo Ron I-our Tom P5 ne Jam Hyndman Llly Ruwe Manlyn Baldwm Bernxce Kmg Maxme Sau4r Barbara Steele Glorla Ratz Germalne Frelse Walter Zlmpelmann Don Franke Ronald Lieber Row Fne Bob Nenmeyer Jxmmy Cook Ru-hard Roethler Robert Schmidt Jack Carold Charles Mueller Tom Garrxaon Leonard Grases Denny ONe1ll Bull Price Phllllp Pappas Ken Wilson Rlchard Black Tom Wlnterrose One Hundred W W 7 ,W ,, , Forsythe. Alvie Morgan, Joan Minderman, Helen Fandos. Gene Gamache, Louis Schork, Harold Fzranks, l Row One: Delores Dietz. Ellen Ruth, Arlene Kitson, Constance Card, Pat Mick, Ella Louise Metter Vir- gmxa Rhodes Jenmfer Geltz Row Two Frances Spellazza Elleen Tzmberg Pat Wxlllams l-Iarnet Herzberg Phylhs Dolgm Delores Brown Beverly Whlte Bonme Burgett, Joan Koveney Carol Rabe Rose Mane Go'1sh Lavada Carstens Row Three Frank Chatlovsky Joan Ottenad An-y Floyd Dolores Hancock Sylvra Wolfsberger Enka Nebl Sylvla Kalkbrenner Nancy Schuler Dorothy Hall Grace Vo'lmer Joseph Gardner Row Four Jerry Kohath August Wolf Alan Broddon Rlchard Berg Larry Foy Eugene Vallom Ronnie Rodenck Gene Stanley Donald Moser Walter England Don Gessley Bob Blackwell Louxs Salzmann Bob Schwelss Row Five Tom Masa Tom Poulls Richard Hummert Gene Maurer Damel Ricketts Ted Gibson Charles Maupin Emory Wralght Roger Placke Bob Mulholland Donald Sorrell Martln Gabbert Row Slx Louis Clxfford Jacobi Joe Wllllams Bob Howard Ralph Brleger Larry Fnla Melun Muskopf Don Becker Bob Nall Glen Thomas Jerry Reardon Rxchard Klocke Blll Creamer Kenneth Baker TWOS Ron One Jane Roth Betty lierktold Larolyn 0 da Mlldred Ann Barrett Mary Auardn Candy Fggle-.ton Phylhs Becker Manlyn Harms Row 'Ibno Mary Kounu Joan Brandrlif Vera Hilton Melba Wright Glorla Prele Blllle Jean Grau Lala Strano Florence Hoech-.tenbaph Dorothy Murray Row Three Helen Clavlson .kan Ruffley Germaine Palmer Rachel Sarason Antrlnvtc l-trrxrlo Dollv. Wallau Jeanne I-lhff Audrey Metz Angela Perotta Lonme Vlfoolslrulge Ruta Lhapln Rovx Pour Keith Larstens Jlm Weakly Ddkld lilxss lhll Reno Don llmkerlm., Walter frutnxngcr Charles l-rankc Lev. Hammond-1 Cale. 0 Brlen Anthony Lafaua kenneth lwurlnr Rolnrv Lmkram Bob l'nKl1r Rovnrne Harry Porno Forrest Haumszhllt Hob Parlsotto Tom Pluk Jay Roberson Jack lxempf Ray Sfhultfe Ieonarml Kelley Donald Tuttk John Fngel Paullileger Rlcharullro-by feor1.,eSt,ourton Ron Sl! Dorian Morley Floyd Rofthe Robert Otto Gale Marshall Dllblll larmagn Dnnnlrl Works One Hundred One ' 1 1 1 1 1 4 1 - , , . . . ' 1 1 I 1 '1 1 1 1 1 1 A 1 1 1 1 1 1 4 1 1 1 . ,,... . l . . , 1 . 1 . ' 1 .. ' . . . ' ,. , ' ' . L' . . ,' . . '. 5 ' . J '. ' .'. 1 ' ' ' 1 l .' . ' L' ' ' . ' . l ' ' . '. . : '. ' ' . . ' ' ' 5 . ' fr, THREES Roxy Om Doris Flel-,ch Charlotte lxempnr Margu Tummxa Clorla COiDdWll'1 'Vlxrlan Nuhau Shlrley Knight Marllynn l-ord Joan Harrl on Roxx Txxo Nxta Burnett Rowena Nasal Bexerly Flla Norma Jean Martin Marian Ioulxe bchulze Margle Fitzgerald Vlr Lima Comer Geraldine Ienz Anlta Mlllx Royx Three Al brhmlz Henry Klun Sam Smith Angelo Saxoldl Shlrley Stexxart hlols Delllnger Ruth Zxmmerrnan Bob Wallmr Ceorge Wxllls Roxx Pour Harold Eaton Buddy Jaudu Dah Fason Dale Rodenroth Bob Huxn 'led Duke Don Ro h Glenn Wallmr Ruh ard Breltyxelser Row Pxxe Clarence Wolterlmz Louxe Sala mom lien Blake Rmhard 7ulauf Fd xxard Von Behren Allan Fran1 Robert Donatl Bob Funke Daxld Heck Roxx Slx Wlllle Glanmo Glen Buckles Ruhard Tancaiter Bob Dow Ted Petro Daxxd larkxn Fugtene Coon Jlm Nxttlu Dorn Hoxxe B tty Brlnkman One Hundred Tu. o THREES Roxx Ons Jean Troyhn Joanne Straube lat Mxllcr Lua W ltson Barbara Wann xx rltht Morx lxaproy Bernue Lorenz Marian Imboden Roxx Txxo Morrh S h urn Bexerlx Shel ton Norma btumkex Joue Lasher Joan Lacher Joan Berxxanger Joan Halbman Plame Rosenoxx Prank Van oxx Thr:-1 Don Bru el Jatk lurk C eral dme Nappur Marle Pasthen Antz: la ualrlom I' x elx rx Tax lor Betty In an Rau e Mabel Stlth Dorothy Mxseme r Flora Torrlsl R nnl Hutter ovx Pour Walter Allen Frank laaob Bob Schad Barbara Wex le Bewrlx Welgle Josephlnz Strano Carole Hof muster Caro yn Dtcker Daniel Kelln ovx Put loulxs Alexander Arthur Ahr tn'-. Jerry Clark Harold Null Robtrt Salt'-man Charlie Bent7 Rlthard Prust Conrad Lutke Donald Prose Jamk Dry ton Billy McIntyre THREES Rovx Om Dorls Dunbar Barbara Wood Joan Burgeeb Sally Ann Rowe Joyu Plank Eyelyn Benson Dorl Sthmlllt iframes Torrl-.1 Row Txyo Robert Cuddy Valda Hum Dor othy Ioren7 Mar aret Mataya Helen Hofer Dorothy Jar Dorothy Mlllltl Audrey McNabb ow Three Cene Knlesmht hu ene Holm mon Norma Sweatt Pltanor Amara Mary Ann 0Br1en Pct. 5 Lummms Betxy Laluhu Plame Pallofolo Barker Perry ou I-our Don Cramer Daynl Dledrlch Jlmmlr Claurma J4., Gxamno Arthur Duffy IeRuy Blake Arlo Helland farms Natoll I OUIS Sthoellu. Bob Shulron Bull l earce Row Pne Hugh Nour Charles Hinton Robert Betz Harxey Douelae Bull Straw hun Trxxle Horum John Barman Charles Halbrook Hob Steele . ', , ', . ', . B . . A ' ' : ec :J ,. -' ,' .' - - I - , B. ,V r . QS, R ' 'Z ss , ' N ', I ' - G . -t I. -, D, Y . ' .. v L' R ' ' 2 1 , ' ' - ' S- ' 'r 5 ' , ' ' '. . 'A.,', , f ' s, .I ,' . ' . Q ' S . 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' l A 2 F111- . li-1 g l,1111 l' fr S - ' ' ' 1 l. 111 '-G l .ll-tg ' 'l-- R ' ' : J11: 11 IV!! ' . M: Q l':1tri1'iz1 ll '- s, ll1-1 g A1 l'l1:1' . I' n11i1- I -r- ' ' , 1 '1 'I' I ith. 'Q 1 l' 1- . l ' -: li l lilk' ', ll- l - t T1111. Al -l' -.l-I .' J 1 ,.1X 1 h X j, . A! , ' I I S ' 2 A' lo , Paul l-I l, t': ' - j . hl- , I ' 1 A I 1 1 ' 1 1 ' ll ' ' I I 'z J . ' j ' ' . if . Q' '.,.' . . , . V '- I' . J: - C' -'-11. 1'h' l l1l'112'. 1 1' ' -: l '- ' .' -V l. Row Four: l'11l11'z1r1l Orllcb. G1-nv Haw-y. ll ' ' 1- 1 5111 ll ' -1 ll1l1 11 ' , 1 ,' Z' - ' , '11' Ill 'r1, ll 'Q Ykl 1 lm ' l'a 1-11111. Mary l,1111is1- i'l111-11 R ' ' Z M: j ll' I , lr 2 lil1N1-r. lil -' U11-, Sh' l ll' - -k. if II: - , .lu - G 1l111, l'11t ,' i h, 1'-I1-n li ' 'ft .la'k VV1l -, R'-' V1'h't-. lJ'l- H I '- . 21g K' - 1. 1 l 'i'h- m' . 41 .':'-. l' ,' ith. 'rl lf' -' - . ' 1 ' 1' ' 1' lt. X R ' ' I IJ1 1 ll Na -rl. lii 'hz l li111s11ll. l 1 5 .' ll , l 11 -St l 1't1111r. 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R V , , v v FIVES Row One Marilyn Hagal Betty Kllllon Maly Groeschel Shirley Rathert Vel Ha1r1 son Velma HaHklHS Betty Blase Jean Brandt Row Two Pat Calvert Jean Easley Dorothy Dunbar Mary Louise Jeude Joan Hanvev Marlene Joest Margo Ahrens Vernlece Lee Bessie Stergion Susie Glovei Dolores Moro Row Three Edith Goeke Arline Richardson Kathleen Braun Marilyn Pauls Pat Wil son Doris McDaniel Carol Durham Lenora Corneau Jacquelin Buggenhorst Pat W1lllS Row Four Patricia Johnson Jackie Engelbach Rose Maile Colombo Dorothy Naive Arden Muellei Pauline Pigg Miluxed Smith Dolores Rosser Caiol Stewart Row Five Eddle Reardon Edd e Rehagen Emil Macchl David Tu nel Don Mehiinger Gene Becker Lawrence Glaser Richard Paschen Don Henke John Cole Row Six Rudy Mayer, Joe Murablto Willard Null John Tialno Jack Sandler Flank Leaxei Charles Skiles James Bisso Dean 'Nlagel Clarence Gaidnei Clarence Violf Row Seven Jerry Jennings Edgar Maloney Dan Knoeppel Forlest Pieice Jack Bent? inger Dale Baldutci Walter Boll Elmer Spulr Alan Gutweilei Dale Jacobs Jack Biuns One Hundred Sr x Y I . I, . . , ' L A v A, y h .- ! ! ' Y ' : Y ' 1 1 .S 7 s Y 7 7 7 ' 5' Y 'N ' V! . i . ' . Q . l 'D Y - - ' J 7 7 i 7 Y ' 7 9 ' Y Y : . ' 7 . Y 7 ' 9 Dorothy Gaus, Mary Lee Bracco, Victoria Sita, Carol Latham, Doris Williams, 'y . . 7 . ,' . y B v ' L, I V . Y . : . 1 i 1 Q A Iv I 1' Tr ' J. . y 9 Y ' 7 Y ' v ' : . ' Y ' Y v ' y , H' y . v ., S K, ', 1 A y . .Y . . D r : I v 4 yvy , ' I I ' v 1 4- ' , ' Y ' - 1 f ' 1 , f 7 7 Y B Y A 7 1 FIVES Row Une: Arlyne Groenemann, Gloria Gray, 'l'-uni Garamella, Mariunn Quaternik, Betty llollycross. Ruth Vanl.ec-r. lillen Burrow, Jackie VYl1itinore. Row Two: Shirley llenson, Barliara Genuit, Joan Vrippa, Alihy Malrery, Marlene Gast, Jeanette Feger, Margie l,otz, Donna Spence. llelen Whittle, Marquita Kunce. Row Three: Jeanne Koch. Dorothy Krieger, Bettie Held, Shirley Zinzer, Dorothia Matoushek, Shirley Fleming, Mary Strategos, Elizabeth Farrow. Coralene Udem, Katie Pierce, Anna Mae Short. Row Four: Nancy MacDonald, Nancy Wagner, Sylvia Ulmer, Charlotte Devereux, Law- rence Beffa, Dick Gerher, Louis Schmidt, Jim Zimmer, Victor Viglino, Auliert Coran. Row Five: Richard Adams, Malcolm Clever, Farrell Simmons, Frank Therina, Richard VVack, Kurt Denner, Art Zimmer, Rene Bockenkamp, Buddy North, Ralph Hollocher. Row Six: Ilerlmert Snedeker, Bolm Sampson, Sampey Head. Alex Toth, Dick Wendt, Jack Heitmann, John I,e Compte, Bolm McDowell, Dale Snodsmith, Don Levin. Row Seven: Joe Wyland, Bud Thomas, Don Schulte, Joe Marino, Richard Brown. On ffLlf1LfftL1SLL ri 1 1 1 SIXES Rovs One licttle Broaddus l-thel lfuellc Joan Kellar Dec lna Nsuhauw Ruth fuba Shlrley Gllmpxe Patru la Martin Honme Bradshaw RowTw0 Jeannxm Owen Dorothy Petty bharon Salk F11etn Darby Nancy Wool drndze Dons Jenn: mann l'lor4 nee Knapp R4-ha Thornsberry Flame Autfenhefi- a.zel Smxth Rovl Three Wllllam Maydvxell Mary Mor ton VITHIYIIK Wommer Bob l,8ULhtY'iy Glenn Tlnura Harold Do-der John MII ford Rlehard Mlller Stark Bull Mahne Harry I1'-ther Ralph Becker liob Rosenthal lilll taundtr Row l' ne fem Gardtll Du k Mlllflt rman Donald lin hl Bob l'ra4 ehtm r Nu lt Rn 11ott1 hen Murn1n Une Hum1rer1'F1cJht SIXES ff' Row Une Mary 'lummlnla Arlene Srhroe der Nanny Shupp Barbara Paxwn Pa tr1r1a Nolte Marlan Maremzo Ann M0l lit Jean Buan Dorn Madalsn Ruvy Two Pat:-y Mlller Julla Wat'-on Audrey Hoehn Carol Lfrund Marlan lxloplt r lxatx Horn hardt low ce l'1ahLr Shlrley lf oe chtl Run Thru B111 Hunt l'rm d Carew Luellle Jonah Kose Marle Gxudue Betty Hem mer Dolores Dnball Harry l'l0ofl lloyd Rudolph Marlene bhapxro ow Pour Glenn Gore Bxll Klrchhoff Nor man I-rantk DKJUIIDIC Cunettu Irung Handlw Rxchard Woods Nillxlflll Rmh ard Stone Kunz Jack Daugherty Marlon Trout om l'1w Don Phrhardt Don Prahm lien nu Coddard He rbe rt Dus-hm: Jac k I me Bxll Stunhruuk Bob Nec ly Jerry Xoung Blll Arlnk Clalr Renter bIXES Rom Om Jeanntte lxryal l'rank14 5I'l1llll Roberta whllAl'I1 1d llldlllld Martin liftty l'ultx Dorothy lioylt laural 10- flIl'lI VIYLIYIII Sdliltflld hm Iwo loan l Q le 1 Joue I on on Sh1rlu Nappnr ll frothy l faff Nnnmr. Ahrtna Marllxn Rohdm Marury Meyer M xrllyn Otto ou l'hr1 1 Norman Schmoll Ronald Rep. 1 tr nn ar 11 l ruhar Jam Ru u -. l- rank Ile lah rlt Alla rt Sand or lm lmonds Roln rt l almlwano lor VM ndt ou l'our arm-N Soy t Ralph lxuxter llonnld ltonard larry Starks lilll loe- fn aro d a S lie uma Ilummuer Rowland Wall lion l' 1x1 John VS agnc r Randle N 11 ken 1 oc A 1 l 1 R11 h 1rd Saharl' Jlm I'hom 1nn ku nnew lfcll liolu Kemper llolu l mr er'- I -. , - 1 'fr 412 Sf' --1 ' fl I . 'X f ff I I N ,ln V jill ' fl' Q! 1 ,iff fx 1 N A X 5 A I . .V 5 li A ji 1 - .41 I L I 51 R ' ' 1 ' D, U ' ' , , I - R A' I , U ' ' . - H : ' .A ' I ' Row Four:-Jim Myers, John lfarris. Huuh 'W l : . I J-'k-, 1 d , R --1 - .' , -f- ri-. ll - t. Cl k, lhl ' ' d, ' 'k .I' S' - , ' , l l R ' ' : J' . l 'l-, ' ' .' -. z 1- , ,' j .' ' Q i-l, ll 1 W' lxh, ' , .loo 1'-lllegzrini, l'11t1l Kll -k, llal , i I... . Y X . v A :i :-- . . ' v - ' . ' 'z SIXES H1111 0111 I1 rr1 VN.-111111r1Lht f1111r1,,1a 811111, WPIH I llfll U ll' Url! l llnlflllll arm llnl arl11ra lil 1h1 l' Ja1 11 11rn111r I11y11- Nrn 111 lx111 1 an mr 111 VS111 1l1 1 n11r11 an 1 1r 11 u 1h I11A11n Klhxu 'Vlary Ann 'Vl1r111t1 I 1r11I1 lfmmuns 1m lhr11 lx au- N111 rm 11 ar11l l5111hmer J1a11111 1 X111rtn1111 I'1l1-111 Sa1k Mary 4 1r111r Nh1rl1y Il1n111 11 11 l11l111 M1f ra h R11y1 l1111r l'1ly1ar1i R1111x1h IJ1111 N11n1111r llllL.l Ia1 Slru lr111k M11:111 I'11n1 llmmmrman l411l1H11v1l1lt W1ll1r Alllll H1111 I-111 lS1ll War-ckorls R11 hard Hllnrl Edu ard 01-1hNle Merle R11 1 lhll lxraaw John I1aml1ar11 NY ay 111 lirlgpz-.on I1r11y Svhmlflt SIXES R011 Om fl11r1a Wiarquanlt Suzanne lsn 1llLk I111w Ann lxlcx-11111 r He len Gr111z111 Patrn 1 A W alla: L Norma I arw n Marlly ll Ru1 1 l11rra1n1 'Vla1 11111111 r 111 lxx11 lxathfrlnf- Ru1-1ll1111.er li l 11- xaag! lS1Uy I1 an Farrell Iurralns Wenh 11r1111 Hln a 11an 111 11 Anna 11- 11n1l1 1 dllltl 1 may lhru arl ila. 6-11 Imamlte 'll1a1 11 'Vlary A1111 M11rr1- 11r111a R,a111111y 1tty luler S 1r1e 1111 1 1am 11r ulhy R11sxnn1a11n11 R11har1l l'I11y1l 1111 lf11ur i 111 a. I-r111 11 l' h11 R 1a 1 W1 11 1 Ian1:1 Harry Sau111l1rN luarl R111ln1a11 Russ I-111 Vlarym llnnl-1an111 i111H1111 11 1m 1 11 hvu 1 1 r I Nl 1 11l am1r 11 R1l1h 1111 11 1-111111 111 M4111 any NN :Ny N ulle r i,11l11 rt we I1 1 t 11111 ay. 11 1 ln rt r 1 5 ll SIXES Row One Patrlua liakula Joan Dunham Julla Koe-.urlng Barbara M11Ns Dortha June M1Dunal1l G1nny Qusm lflsanore lxnule Laura Rasp R1111 Two .Iuy1eS1h1111pn11rL Sulanm I uhn lflsu Jean 'Vhlnu Dorothy Daxnx lktty llefnrlnu Anna 'l 1Afl11n1 11.111 4 lunta l lame lldlit Row Fhrve l',1lw1n M1 rl H1l111 lxlem Jum NlhHlCIlSkH Au1lr1y Hull li1ll11 M11 liur 1z1 tt M 1r,111r11 laxnn Mary l11u1x1 lar l11r! Lhuk I1-wh link Oxvsald Row l'11ur J 11 k VNh11l1 r Ntanlm y li11ga1l11 W1ll1an1 H11fl'n11'111 Karl lmluxkx laul We r111r Rube rt H11v1 Mary 1:1111 I1 11 N H1 tty RJSI 11 ntl. VV l 1rl11 luhnny 'Vlantuxanl ater l-11111 W lam Su1l1111r l11u1N ruukman I11 I 411111111 l'atr11 ld 111 nn Wallau- Alf11r1l Don 'Vl1Nal1l1 Om llumlnd N 1771 . l VLLQ1 R1h.M1j'--1' l M' 1 li- 1 ' R- 1l, ' 'k'- U'- I I-111. R1 l'Ill1-1 G' I -. Al - '-ll. A1l':i1l- Ki l , J11' Mzy' . lflhvl ll - hw.. .-I '. K1 ' '-I Al 'l' l'l21ir1- ICI: 1 H, C- - , -- 'll' ' - 1 . I: ',.'4 : - 1 , . 'l't . liill I,:A. A111, . 'k .' l nf 2 1 I' l f r I 4' 1.51: R11wl-'i1'11: Di1-k .Im-ks1111, G1-no Grimn1, H'-' '. 'a '1.. '1' - w 1 1 4, i11'- 1 -- , Sl , ,'.l, :i.' ' . .. D.-- H1 : 1' '..'.J Fl - 1'-14.11 ID'-11-l.. V -I li 'Q M'lI' Vir1-2111 Gray, R f' ..:1'. -.Q , A..k,.,. .' ' . l': f. IS' ' l', .'h' l' -A VV ll 5, ID - R ' ' :lillN1-lsr,l4ilIKw1in1:. 'z k R l . .I11 11 l' -Ili, l'i1,y'l:ll11-rt. 'Alla n I. - ,l l ll'll, R y' l'I1'- liul R t lfll . 1-111-1, Fr- Kr' -, Gill11-rt I-I. VV-'54, 1 1 V IJ1 - - , VR . - 1-.1-. R ll,','l '.l - H1 ff-I. lilll S l' ', Alfr'l 'll11N1-111111. 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Row One Ruchard Parker Barbara Rutter Dan Mclnbo-uh Marulyn Vuncent Bert, Smuth Glorua Bruede Jack Eason Row Two Wllma Boots Peggy Hampmn lattye Rasnhzr Joan Davis Ann Dattulo Kaye Doss Eduth Krachenberz Jac kue Atehus-.on Mary Lou lfutvgubbons Cuulua Mueller Row Three Barbara Lavuwn Lous Jeanne Harmon Bevmrly Bomer Doris Lee Burnette Peggy Lee Iflorene Struck Myrta, Mae Thomas Aluce Appel Cora Mayo Anna May Nahrstuedt Vlfillhla Bleule Ruwlfour Ruchard Abeln Dan I-mzeman Fd Hawkenbery Bull Hook Charles Boersuz Jum Peterson Ann Russo Marge Salerno Mary .Io Cable Maruzue Putlgubbons Joan Spratt Row l'uve Don Blackburn John Trelford l-dvuun Guesn Jum ZIEYVOKSI John Meltner Bernard Smuth Charles Muller Don Zanone Jummy Caccuawre Oscar Stuber Row Sux James L Duncan Vernon Robunson Tom McCulluck Ed Take Jerry Bresnahan Joe Mueller Bob Craug Norman Dlflaruumzue Joe Gauatella Norma Jean Barham Row Seven Muss Murray Raymond Parker Charles MvSpadden Wally Lubker Tom Baker Ed Pell DeWayne OBruen Mr Kelbaugh SEVENS Row One Jeane Gerdunur Jean Belle Shurlee Lamson Marulyn Wanumzor Joyce Smuth Jean Anselm Vur EIYIIB Turner Lous Goldschmudt Row Tvuo Lula Brunton Audrey Mort Carol Ann Adu-urns Ceraldum Dnvereaux Jmrry Caun Anna Mau-ue Munllnr Esther Garruson Paula Bowman Shurley Dunne-. Rovx Three Bob Kaelun Jlm Pancher Jum McDolL Don Walters Alun Norrus Dennls Peeley Rome Ann Paus-.ct Pat Drussell Jean Swry Shurley Hubbard Joyce Koch Row Pour Jack Nowak Bull Mataya Duck Radford Don Blanckaert John Kunz. Bull Brendel l-mul Cara xaglua Betty Spunner Irene Scharmghaus Reunhard Abendroth Row I-uve Wayne Dannenbrunk Bob Dumond Charles Isrlun Eugene Floyd Burke Norrus Russell Sehem kes Don Allerdassen Larry Brownfield Ruchard lu-.py Rich Holemon Rom Sux Bull Steunbrueck Harold Stem Woody Hulsey Wullard Frank Harold Braa:-ch Gary Schaeffer One Hundred Ten Q43 flf J WA : ' , ' 1. . . ' ' . ' . ' ' . Q ' l fu u l ' ' , ' ' 'JJ . v A ' '. . I v 'w I E ' r qu I v v v . ' . . ' ' : ' . 1 , . ' I . ' . . ' . 1 - . 1 'A' u - : . . Z ' ' ' , . ' . : . . . 1 . . . . , . . 4 f I I 1, 1 r . 1, u J' ff: I v Y: ' ' ' ' S' I ' . . . . l . ' V ' V . ' ' 1 ' , . ,' 'S' ' ' , . : . ' . ' , . ' '. ' , I ' 1 - ' 'V . S ' . S I F. I - : ' . ' . ' 4 ' . - yX 7? W x nomo N BOUT ICHCDL .X at-f? 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I I 4 .Y CRI THE EMANCIPATION PROCLAMATION BY EILEENI SACK That on the first day of January IH the year of our Lold one thou sand elght hundred and slxty three all persons held as slaves w1th1n any State or deslgnated part of a State the people whereof shall then be 1n rebelllon agalnst the Un1ted States shall be then thenceforward and forever free To thls statement I have wrltten my name Abraham Lincoln Never IH my l1fe have I felt more certaln that I was dolng rlght than when I slgned th1S paper I had studled the s1tuat1on well and had made up my mind It had to be done Thls proclamatlon polnted the only way out of our troubles Everyone was 1n questlon as to whether or not I would lssue the procla matlon Several days ago Dr Sunderland came to call on me He told me that everyone was saymg I was not golng to keep my promlse and g1ve them the proclamatlon but that It was my lntentlon to wlthdraw It He greatly lmpressed me when he sald You have a master Mr Llncoln the Amerlcan people Don t deny your master t1ll he has rebuked you before all the world Th1S IS Just one of the op1n1ons that have been expressed There IS a great dlfference of opxnlon among the people Judge Thomas trled several days ago to mduce me to wlthhold or modlfy the proclamatlon but h1s arguments were not convmcmg Now that I have slgned the proclamatxon I am greatly bothered by the questlon of what w1ll become of the Negroes In the draft of the procla mation I have lnserted the words I hereby enjom upon the people so de clared to be free to abstaln from all vlolence unless 1n necessary self defense and I recommend to them that 1n all cases when allowed they labor falthfully for leasonable wages These words wlll I hope help solve the problem Many dlfficultles regardlng the status of Negroes have been brought to me One of these dlfIICUlt16S concerned a small Negro boy Thls boy Reglment at Lexlngton Kentucky He told of belonglng to a man who had hlred hlm out at fifty dollars a year ever slnce he had been five years old and so he had run away When Judge Robertson came to clalm that the boy belonged to hlm I offered to pay h1m flve hundred dollars to turn the boy over to Colonel Utley who vsould set the boy fl ee But he refused my offer and sued for possesslon of the boy Such condltlons could not remaln The proclamatlon had to be lssued On December 30 CODIQS of the p1 oclamatlon were glven to my Cablnet members Yesterday they went 1nto sesslon and durlng the meetlng Chase suggested to me a final paragraph tor the proclamat1on It read And upon this act slncerely belleved to be an act of 1ust1ce warranted by the Constltutlon and an act of duty demanded by the clrcumstances of the country I lnvoke the conslderate ludgment of mank1nd and the graclous favor of Almlghty God After alterlng the palagraph a llttle I accepted It as the closlng paragraph 1n the Emanc1pat1on And now thls proclamatlon has become an 0HIC13l document of the Unlted States I can hear the crowds yellmg and screamlng 0UtS1d6 the White House and the salutes of the guns as the people celebrate Thls mornlng the hlgh officers of the Got ernment the C1Vll naval and mllltafy departments, and many frxends arrlx ed for the presldentlal receptlon and I spent all mornlng shaking hands Thls has been a long and trylng day and I must prepare to retlre I only pray that the people of the Unlted States w1ll understand that wlth thls Emanclpatlon Proclamatxon I am actlng 1n the expectatlon of a greater good One Hundred Tuelte A as - , . i.. . , . . - I ' 1 n 4 4 , 1 9 7 sv ' ' n , ' . s Y . , . a . . 6, . Y Y ' Y . , . I! , . , . . . H ' . . - . . , . - S ! Y . 1 ,, v . ' 9 7 I . . . . , starved and beaten, had wandered 1nto the camp of the 22nd WISCOHSIH , . , . ! , 7 L ' . y H . . . . . . , it - 1 . - u . I u s , . -K 7 9 L . v 1 ' . ,, . 4 . 1 . I , . , n S, A . . D 9 9 K Y y . S. L' A I ' Y KK ' ' !? 3' 'Qa- One Hundrrd fourteen .asf v ROBERT KELLER fBobD President Semor Class Blology Club Bxrd Club 44 45 46 47 Specxal Serv lce 45 Math Club 45 46 Student, Councll 45 41 Pep Club 47 Semor Play 4 MARTHA PICKERING fP1cklesJ Vnce-President Semor Class Swlmmmll 44 45 46 Student Councll 45 46 Pan Amerlcan Club 45 46 Special Service 4 41 Student Reglstratlon 4 41 Pioneer 41 lNevx:-. Fdltorl Dramatlcs 4 Semor Ilay 4 RICHARD WILLIAM DUESENBERG Boys Secretary Semor Class Latin Club 44 45 1V1ce-Presldentl Semor Play 4 Student Council 4 College Club 41 MARTHA WOODRUFF fWoodyJ Glrls Secretary Semor Class Rhythm Roundup Swlmmlnf. 45 46 41 A Cappella 45 46 4 QDQCIBI Servlce 4 41 Operetta 46 Tennis 46 41 Student Reirlstratlon 46 4 Student Council 46 4 BERT BROD qB01rp oys Treasurer Semor Class Pluneer 4 Semor Play 4 MUSIC Fe'-tlval 47 Radlo Workshop 4 BETTY JANE WHYTE Clrls Treasurer Semor Class ANDY IVAZES Boys Sergeant at Arms Semor Class Spa cial Service 41 JUNE NINKER iN1nkJ Girls Sergeantfat Arms Semor Class Dance Group 44 45 Southwest Revue Stamp Salesman 45 Blrd Club SpeclalServ1ce 45 46 Volley Ball 46 Semor Play 46 Student Councll 46 4 MR DODSON MISS SKINNER VIVIAN ELAINE AGRICOLA Speclal Serure 45 46 Dramatic: Hockey 46 Pioneer 44 lA-mutant Com Fdltor I xhrarlanl Radlo Workshop 4 PEGGY LEE ALTEMILLER Special Servxce 44 Huwhmz 44 45 Bad mmton 47 Stamp Salesman 4 CHARLES ALTMANN fChuckJ GERNOT ARMBRUSTER fGanoj Collegm Club 44 Stamp Qalcsman 44 45 Qtudent Luuncll 46 4 Pwnc-er 4 FORREQT K AYER fWoodyJ Art Club 44 lV1ce President! Dramdtlu 4 ACappella 44 Operetta 4 JObEPH WILLIAM BAHARA JR u IC Pestlwal 45 46 Clec L uh 45 mcrctta 4 A La me a Adxanud Chorus 4 JOHIN BARRA LE Babebdll 46 MARY J BARRETT Gee Club 44 4a Swlmmmg 44 4 Southwest Revue 44 40 Special Service 45 46 4 Tennis 44 45 46-44 48 1Treasurer 444 Pan Amencan Club 45 46 47 Operetta 46 Music Fesuval 4 Pioneer 44 4As.slbtant Feature Frllturl A Cappella 46 44 PATRICIA BARTON Q Pat J Bowling 44 45 Advanced Chorus 44 40 46 44 Vlhreasurerj Red Cross 45 Bad mmton 44 A Cappella 4 RICHARD BAUER lD1ckJ Math Club 44 Southwest Rexue 44 4 46 Student Councxl 45 46-44 fvlCE Presldent 471 Operetta 44 il LA One Hundred lzfleen One Hundred Sixteen DANIEL BEILE fDar1lJ JOHN ROSS BELL JEANNE MARIE BELTER QJeann1eJ Bowllng 45 46 Hockey 46 Volley Ball 46 French Club 47 DOROTHY BERRA fDotJ Volley Ball 44 45 Junior Red Cross 44 45 S lmmlng 45 Southwest Revue 45 Dance Group 45 Stamp Salesman 46 Ita lan Club 45 46 44 Ten S EARL BILLMEYER Atl anced Chorus 44 Glee Club 45 46 41 BOXNIIYHI 4 1Vlce President? KENNETH W BRAZELL fRangoonJ Advanced Chorus 45 46 1Vlce Pre ldent 45 Treasurer 46 Pres1dent B Footba PEGGY CARNER lmmlhg 44 45 46 College Club 45 Dramatlcs 4 Skating 4 GEORGE CASTIGLIONI iFl0poJ Glee Club 45 46 41 1L1brar1an 46 Vlce Presldent 43 DENNIS CLARK fDennyJ an-American Club, '44- 45- 46-'47 1Presi- dent, 46M Math Club, '45- 4': Bowling, '47 lPresidentl. ANTOINETTE PHYLLIS CORSO fbeel Italian Club. '45-'46. DOROTHY MAE COX fDotJ WILLIAM E. CUBA iBillj ROBERT LESLIE DEEb 1Bobb I-weball 44 46 JAMES DOUBEK CJ1mJ ROERT H DUEBENBERG Latin Club 44 45 ISQ-cretary 44 Pres! dent 45l Stulent ounul 44 4 lo- neu' 4 liport lad!! ri CLIFFORD DYE WILLIAM EMERbON fW1llsJ Track 46-4 DON FLEISCH fFlashJ Student Councll 44 Baseball 4:1 46 DOLORES FORD LEE FRODEMAN GEM One Hundred Seventeen BILL GEORGE QB G J GLORIA GEORGES iGloJ alan Club 45 46 4 Cholr 4 Mu xc Festn al 47 BOB GOFF fPunchyl Track 44 ANTHONY GRANA EARL LESLIE GROTHMAN Track 44 46 Tenms PAUL GRUENINGER Adxanced Chorus 45 46 Glee Club 46 PATRICIA HALLER LANOICE HARRELL fElmerJ Basketball 45 46 44 Baseball 46 47 BILL HATCH Student Council 44 45 Baseball 45 41 Pioneer 4 It l' A ',' -' -'73 ' . ' -' : ' , '46. ALICE HACK QAIJ KILLIAN HEITZMAN IKIIIJ Student Council 44 45 46-4 BOWIIDL NANCY RAE HENRY fNancJ CLINTON KELLY HIGGINS Glee Club 44 45 46- 47 Advanced Chorua ARTHUR HOFF fA1'tJ BETTY HOFFMAN fBetsJ Busmess Forum 45 46 TIM Club 45 46 Operetta 46 Swnmmlng' 46 4 B l mg 46 47 A Cappella 46 44 Tennis 47 48 SHIRLEY HUNT fSh1rlJ GERTRUDE JAUDES fSus1eb Glee Club 44 45 fPresldent 445 Music Revues 44 45 46 A Cappella 45 46 Student Council 45 46-47 4Treasurer 473 Muslc Festlval 46 Roundup 46- 4 lAss1stant Edltorp Senior Play 41 BARBARA ROSE JENNEMANN QBabsJ KEN KEISKER Advanced Chorus 45 46 Glee Club 46 47 ACappella 4 Music Festxval 47 SID KERNAN Golf 46- 4 One Hundred Nmeteen I : A s Q. .v , -, -. .M . ,, Q . '47. '47. x A G' .' V HHH' 1' :.',,,-'-,-?:' mg Vffii . -: j', J ,I -, 'T t ' ' 4: :' ,' '7. ' JEANINE MARIE KERNEBECK Ueannel Special Service, '44: Swimming, '44, Ad- vanced Chorus, '44-'4T: Rhythm Roundup, '45, Glee Club, '45-'46-'47: Operetta, '46, Dramatics. '46: Radio Workshop, '46-'47, A Cappella, '47. DOROTHY KIMMEL College Club, '44-'45: Southwest Revue, '44- '45: Dance Group, '44-'45g Roundup. '46, . S - French Club 46 Hockey m ming 44 4 Pioneer 4 4Assistant Sports Edltorl Skating 44 Junior Red Cross 41 JOYCE KLASING ALBERT KNELLE CAIJ HAROLD KRAFT GLADYS LADENBERGER Swimming 43 Volley Ball 45 Stamp Salesman 45 Pep Club 46 EVERETT LOWE PAUL C MCNABB fMacJ BETTY J MAJOR Svummlng 44 Pan American Club 45 Sp cial Service 46 ANGELA MANTESE fAngJ Ho Img 45 Dramatics 47 One Hundred Twenty . ' : . 462 wx - D ' I .-' I . ' , T . Q Jew . g .5 . '- ' e' ' , ' . W. . ' I ' , ' - PAT MATTERA Math Club, '46, RICHARD MEICHEL fMikeJ Senior Play, '4'7: Pioneer, '47: Student Council, '4T. MARGARET ANN MILFORD fM8ggl6l RUTH MILLER fRudyJ A Cappella 4 DONALD MONNIG fDonJ STEVE MORRIS lGreekJ IRVIN NAGEL fMerf JUNE E NELSON Uumej GLORIA B NERI IGIOJ Softball 4 Tennis 46 4 Dramatlcs MYRNA J NICKEL fMyrnJ Group 45 Dramatlcs 46- 47 Special Service 46 47 Radio Workshop 47 Senior Play 47 Pioneer 4 One Hundred Twenty one , ' 7. J . ' 4: ' , ' -' T: ' . '47, 1 W Bowling, '45: Rhythm Roundup, '45: Dance ' I ,-' ll ' . ' 7- , , One Hundred Twenty two FRANK PANTALEO DAVID PARISOTTO CDaveJ Baseball 46 41 THOMAS PAVLICH JOSEPHINE PEZZENE fJayJ Swlmmmg' 44 45 Volley Ball 44 45 Softball 44 45 Junior Red Cross 44 45 41 Dance Group 45 Southwest Re vue 45 TIM Club 45 46 Tennxs 46 4 Student Council LOIS LAVERNE POETKER QLOJ Advanced Chorus 44 45 1Trea.surer1 Bowlmg 44 45 fCapta1n 451 South west Revue 45 Swlmmmg 45 Volley Ball 46 Dramatlcs 47 Student Coun cll 47 Tennis 4 MARTHA POLIZZI 1MartJ Dance Group 41 45 Orchestra 44 45 46 47 Rldlng Club 45 46- 47 Itallan Club 46 47 Skatlng 44 Glee Club 4 BOB RICKERMANN fR1ckJ Basketball 44 45 46 47 48 MARTHA RIEHL Swxmmlng 45 46 Glee Club 46-47 EDWIN SAENGER NED SAPIENZA JOHANNA SAYIO U05 Volloy Hull 'H-'-45' Yufthull ' ' ' 1 , - . . . . -14-411: llama- Gruup. 'i5g Ssxuthvvr-st Ks-vue, 2153 Dra- matics, '1T. PATRICI -X QC-XYLOY fPatb Bu lh orum 4 A I taml S l P-XUL SCHIPKI' lnal S a 1 r A arl uniup FUGENIE QCHNIALTZ ibenej FL-UNL SCHVIIIYI 1ButLhJ ELMER SCHURWAN fhmob JILANNINE SCHWAH QJea.nJ So tlall 4 Hufkey Ab JOHN ROGER SCRIYNER 1RogJ Stamp Salesman 43 441 Student. Councxl 4 mg 4 Pxuneer 4 1f,0py Lintorj Stui nt Rem tration 4 1 -ii' ww 9'6- 5-Q wp., fi J' .4- bi 1.5 Y Q ,..,f br '9- ' ,gn-N mu Q' MX ., m ,,.: I DR LJ I Om' Hundred 7 Lunlq Ihree s' oss F A. K' 5-A'-12: Drl1n1't'1-s, '-17: ff xi , S 1 fa ve-zmnn, '-17. , eg? M W ,.-4 , A K 'xx A . .' 1 ' 1 RL-gfu .fr-hol st':' A t w ss. '45: 1 ' V - 'tx Ro 1 1, '-IT. '- rl , , 'f J A ' A Y M .,.,, J. 5 555 6 1 5 H H. f 3ff3?'f.'s 4 . . . . I .4 . H if ,'rg - lf' 'f - f 4 ' 5. Lv . L. v . ,L hu V f W -1 f ', M., - Q- .V'-1 f '46-' 7: Bowl , ' 75 ' , ' 7 ' V f ,T ' VAVV I W .. ,ff 1 2' ' K 1' 7' - n W mm I4 .u . 1 S ,fl ,W , 1 3 , ' ly L 'Z if sn C 1? n 1 , X! -4.' f f W '5I'nu,wgW'f F A I 1' Z ' ' I M., - 3.521 One Hundred Twenty four MARY JANE SMITH Special Servlce 44 Dance Group Tenms 46 41 MAGDA SPEROS fMagJ ROBERT QTANISLAW fB0bJ and 46 4 48 All Cnty Band Orchestra 46 MILTON STILLER HELEN STRATEGOS KDUCIKIC, DECIBISEIWICC 45 47 Art Club 47 Pep Club 4 College Club 4 ARLENE STROTHKAMP Pan Amerlcan Club 45 46 Volley Ball 46 Pep Club 46 German Club 46 47 Jumor Red Cross 46 4 48 ROY STROUPE QStupeeJ RICHARD TINER fD1ckJ DOROTHX TONIISILR fljotl liuxm lfurum 4 liarlmxnton 46 ll 1 nh BONINIF LFP TL TFR IJLCl8l Seruce h 46 I we ur Mu-ug Fe tual 4 MARGARLT TWOMEY lPeggwl Swlmmxng 4'm 46 Ian Amerlcan Club 45 46 College Club 46 Mu I0 Festnal Qenlor Plaw ROBERT VAN GILDER KONlNY Vlnl IIOS ufle nt L uunc ll 41 GUY W INCIGULRRA A Lappelln Glee Llulm 4 RANION X ON DRILHI I' CR:-nl Student Raul tratlun 4h 4 Sturlmnt Loun 1 f n 4 I Opera A Apps In ROY WFISC UTH Ar uxnnecl Lhuru -lh 4 sV1u l rhnlmn Opmrettd -H' 4 Drdnmtu 4 4 A apps-lla lV1u l re-.lslmn P fx., by Om Hundred Twenty Hue One Hundred Twenlu szx JAMES EDWARD WEST fJlmJ Blrd Club 45 46 1V1cePres1dent I Glee Club 45 46 Student. Councll 45 46 4 Roundup 46 Ploneer 4 As 1 tant Ldltor m Chl9fJ Teen Press Club DORIS JUNE WILLIAMS fJunel Alwanced Chorus 4 RITA WILSON fReetJ SHIRLEY WOLFARTH fshlflf Sy cial Servlce 45 46 Student Remstra on 41' ll neer 4 lA -ustant News Editor PAIIIOI' ln Chl fb Stud nt L uncll 4 FLORENCE WUERTENBAECHER QFIOJ A Cal pella IRENEJ ZANZOTTERA Jo Itahan Club 45 46 PATRICIA MAY ZOOK fPatJ Tenn! 45 Biology Club 45 46 47 Glee Club 4 Golf 41 Art Club 47 Mumc Festl l 4 Pioneer 47 fASblSf.8l'lt Edl torlal Ldltorj DOLORES ZORNAK fDeeJ ARTHUR BIEHL 1Veteranj Dxploma by means of ganeral 1 lucatlonal dev:-lopm nt test of the Unltxd States Armed Forces, lnautute JOE S ALLBRIGHT fSherdD Graduate From Evening School IAQDII' Veterans Who Have fompleted Requlremen 5 For Dtploma I' DVS ARD II BA'l'II- RN RUIVNINX I5 III RNIANN RAX NIOND H IAI BI RII HARD XXIII BAPCIII R Veterans Who Have ual: ed For A Dxploma By Means O lhe General Educa tional Development Test O fhe United States Armed Forces Institute AR'I HUR S HAI IOIXI ANDRILXI I BASFH PRNILSTI HANK H AIIFN CIDRC I' BI' RC XXIIIIANI B RPIIRI-X LI H DI NC AI RI' RT I INDSAX I SIX I RILIJ VK AI II' R RRI' U'I! DOXI I AI BI- RT RLITIII' OLIXI R I PON ARD ROBPRTI UNBORNI IDVI ARD I I ATTI' R805 DON AI D NURIH RLHI AND IRI IU RIC' I, I ' IIAYI' , , ' 1 1 ' V , H , 4. '.,.. . . I' .'. If ' PA I, . 'AN . .' ' ,. I' , , I . .' ' ' ' ROBI . VIS SICIGI,I'IR EDWARD G. GRII'ISI'l3IICR, JR. JAMES I-'R.ANKI.IN SMITH BICI .. C. 'I-IN DAX I, IC. 'I'I'IRREI.I,, .IR. E ,-2, -: A : . S 'vial !::'o . La .Une x ' I g QE, 51 dw VH A ' .V Nl ,Ll LL'L'7ILl 4' IX ARD I III NII RAY NIOND IIIII f5xA A4 MN. 7, ,Pi It S X X XXX WM -A I XIII IANII' Sf IHPODORI4 Un llur rt I SLU HOPE SPRINGS ETERNAL BY GEORGIA SLINGWEIN Im so weary It seems that all I do IS work work work and yet I never accomphsh anythlng You see Im the Sp1r1t of Peace It s qulte a yob these days belleve me For xnstance here s another peace charter on my desk wa1t1ng to be read Ive read so many 1n my tlme I belleve the last one was called the League of Natlons Yes that was It the League of N3t1ODS I thought that one mlght posslbly work but It seems It d1dn t It came to the usual end The charters are elther too weak or the w1ll of the people IS not strong enough I guess I had better go to work Hmm thls one 13 called the Umted Natlons Charter That s a n1ce name I had better see whats 1ns1de We the peoples of the Umted NHLIOHS determmed to save succeedmg generatlons from the scourge of war What a wonderful determlnatlonl Now what are thelr 3111157 They must have alms Oh here they are to ma1nta1n peace to develop frlendly relatlonshlps between all parts of the world to achleve mternatlonal co operatlon and to be the center of harmony throughout the world Now here are some sens1ble alms I wonder how many coun trles were asked to 10m Well wlll you look at thls' It merely says membershlp IS open to all peace lovlng countrles or states Accordlng to that the whole world can Joln thls organlzatlon It appears most coun trles already have There s Chlna Russla Great Br1ta1n Umted States France Argentina Australla Belglum BOIIVIH Brazll and on down to the last one Yugoslav1a Flfty countrles and states 1n all Never have I seen such a grand al ray of countrles prepared to slgn one peace charter All the way through thlg charter every detall every paragraph every page IS composed w1th great forethought and wlsdom It seems there are dlfferent COUHCIIS Each councll has lts own dutles Let s see there s the Securlty Councll the Economlc Councll the Trusteeshlp Councll the Internatlonal Court of Justlce and so on The d1v1s1ons are perfect Wlth all my years of experlence ln peace chal ters I could not have thought of a better plan myself I swore I would never agam allow my hopes to TISS but I Just can t help lt Thls char ter IS gomg to work I am here at San Franclsco Umted States of Amerlca The repre sentatlves are about to slgn the charter My but lt does my heart good to see these people from all ox 61 the wol ld yolned together under one roof Thelr skln colors are dlfferent then languages are dlfferent thelr clothes are dlfferent but thelr object IS the same Peace Now as each delegate rlses from h1s chalr I pray he w1ll remember as he slgns thlg charter that he IS msurlng the securlty of h1s people s homes and llves that he recog mzes thls charter as a sas 1or of future mankmd that he wlll leahze what an opportunlty for peace he has lymff before hlm I m afrald I 1ust couldn t SUFVIVQ another war I m too worn out So God gulde these peoples of the world Let them reallze thls IS a charter that can work that must work Thls tlme I know the world w1ll have ex erlastmg peace and thls eternal peace w1ll stem from the Umted Natlons Charter I certalnly W11l be glad to have a chance to catch up on my rest Peace at last' One Hundred Tuenty ezqht as vs , v D V v v - ' 1 1 1 . . , . . , . . , I . . V . , I 1 ' 1 . . ,v . . . - 1 1 . . . . . . , . , . . I . . . H . . ,, , . T I . 1 ' ' cc ' . I . , 7 ,, . . . . ... . , . . .H . . . , . ... ,... ,... ' ,-.. 11 ' - u L g - . . , . ..- U . . . . ,, . . . . . I I - , . . Y , . . . . . - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1--- , . I I I . 4 . . I . . . . - s 1 I . I . . . . . , , I. I I . I ... 1 1 1 s I , . I , . , I, . V . - 1 . , . . 'Q . . I . I . I.. I , I . ' - 1 y . v 1 ' ' I I . - . . . .Q I . . I , I , 1 . . . .N 1 , I 1- . - I , 1 K . . . . .H , . . I I I , ' . . ' Y. I . I . O . I I , . . . , . . , I I I D . . . , . . . .w . I I I - . . v. 7 . 1 . H . . W ,, - - . , . . 1 ,U 153227 L42'k'5 ' 4' by Une Hundred Thirly CHARLES HERROIN fCha1l1eJ President Senior Class Bird Club 45 46 B Basketball 45 46 Math Club 46 4 Pep Club 46 44 Student Council 46-44 48 Student Registration 4 4 48 Jumor Town Hall 44 VIARY LOUISE KREUTZER Vice President Senior Class Badminton 4a 47 Volley Ball 4a 46 44 48 Stamp Salesman 46 Spec1alSerx1ce 46 Glrls Glee 46 Hockey 46 French Club 46 4 Pep Club 46 44 48 4Presxdent 441 Operetta 4 ACappella 44 48 1Treas urer 48l FEDDIS 4 4 RAYMOND HILGERT fRevl Boys Secretary Senior Class Math Club 4 B Basketball 46 Baseball 46 44 48 fCapta1n 47 48h Student Coun ml 46 44 48 fljresldent 481 Varsity Basketball 4 48 1Captam 48h Stu dent Registration GLORIA DEAN ROBERSON QGIOD llrls Secretary Senior Class Band 44 45 lb-44 Howling 4 Rhythm Roundup 4 Clrls Glue 45 46 Svnmmlng 44 Vu ey all 4 46 44 Stulen Council 46 4 48 Spring Fe-.tual 4 Roller Skating ARTHUR INIEMOELLER QArtJ Boys Treasurer Senior Class Math Club 46 Tennis 4 44 1Capa1n CAROL MUEHLENBROCK llrls Treasurer Senior Class Roundup Studtnt Counul 4 JOHN H. CRAIG Boys' Sergeant-at-Arms Senior Class: Stu- 4 'nt Council. ' 4- 53 F00 ball, ' '-' '- 'aptain, ' T . BILLIE LEE SMITH QBillJ rls Sergeant-at-Arms Senior Class: Bowl- ing, 453 Southwest Revue, 45 3 Cir s Glee, '45-'46' Spring Festival, '463 Opt-retta, ' '-' 'Q A Cappella. '46- 4'-'48g Volley B' . 47348: Pep Club, '47-'4R: Dramat- i4's,'T- 3CirsOce, '-' . MR. S. EDVS ARD SCOTT Sponsor. MISS CORINE HACHTMAN Sponsor. , v MAURICE ALFORD fAlj Adxanced Chorus 45 44 48 lvlClLI'Fl'4l dent 4 Presldent 484 Bowling 4h Football 4 Operetta 4 MARY ANN ALGARDA QMBIT, Badmmton 45 46 Stamp Salesman 46 Volley Ball 45 46 44 49 Camera Club 46 French Cluh 46 48 ROSE MARIE ALGARDA QROD Vo ey Ball 45 46 4 48 Stamp S8111 man 46 Badminton Club 4 1V Preslrlentb Speclal Seruce 4 Pre-nah Club 48 Busmess I-orum 48 JOAIN ALTER Uoamej Svummlnz 45 Dance Group 45 Qpeual SPTNICC 45 Rhythm Roundup 45 Mu SIC Fe-.tlval 4 44 Orchestra 45 6 44 48 Tenms 46 Student Counml 46 O eretta 46 44 and 46 44 Junior Red Cross 4 Dramatms 48 Pioneer 4 S PHOEBE CATHERINE ANDERSON fAndyJ Junmr Red Cross 44 4'r College Lluh 44 tTrea9urer 47l Pan Amerlcan Club 4a 424 1Qecretary 444 Adxancerl Chorus 44 Qprlng Pc-stxval 4 fcrrnun Club 4X Pioneer 48 LORETTA ANTINORO ArlxamerlChoru4 1 46 4 Operetta Bu mu-4 Forum 4h Music I-estnal 4 M DORIS ARMBRUSTER Bouhm. 4b Sgdllp balesman 46 RICHAR BAIRDfR1ck5J DORIb BAKER ALVIA MAY BECK Bomlxng 45 4b Hockey 46 Tennn- Roundup 46 4 Student, Council 46- 4 -48 , Pan-Amernan, 44 Student Rez- istration, '47-'4X. 'QW , if M Om Hundred Thirly -one IV 8.1 ,.f THEODORE WILLIAM BECKERMANN fTedJ Muslcal Review 44 Amencan School of e Alr 44 Boys Glee 44 45 46 4 Rhythm Roundup 45 Math Club 46- 47 A Cappella 45 46 4 48 Fire- fly 46 Blrd Club 46 44 College Club 4 Mlkado 4 Sprung' Festlval 4 Dramaucs 4 48 Radio Workbhop 4 48 Early RISETS 47 48 SHIRLEY BERBLINGER fshlfll Southwest Revue 44 Dance Group 44 4a Rhythm Roundup 45 Softball 4a Volley Ball 45 46 4 48 Bowling 6 Advanced Lhorub 46 4 Student Coun ul 46 47 48 Mus SouthweatMa1d 41 Sprxng Festival 4 Speclal Service VIARY ANN BERKTOLD ANTON BETTENDORF fTonyJ ub 41 Stumlznt f,AlUIllll JACQUELYN BITTNER Uacklel SpeualSeru1e 4 AUGUST BLANCKAERT fGu5J 1Summer Schoolj B Football 44 45 Stamp Salesman 43 46 German Llub 48 NORMA BOEDGES fNormJ liowllnz 45 461Bus1nes:. Manager! Busl nu-. Forum 45 46 Speclal Seruce 45 46 Student Louncll 45 46 44 Stamp Salesman 4a 4u 47 Freshman Orlenta txon 46 Student Reizxbtratxon 4 8 Roundup 48 Tennis 48 ROBERT BOND fBobJ I-rebhman Orlenmuon 4 iw MARGARET FRANCIS BORGMAN QCook1eJ Opnretta 4 425 Rollu' Skatmg 44 xan1edLhorub 48 RITA BOURC1 1 One Hundred Thzrlu tuo th .'. :' ,' '--.J-.T: ,' : .'45- .,: ,.-.-.7-.:- .,.7-. : - , 7- ,,, . : V '. -. . 'r ' -'I'4E , . 37: - '47-'48. I Bird Club, '45-'46: German Club, '4Ii: Pep Cl , ' S: C ' ' , '4T. 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LO ISE BRUSADIN fL0uJ alaflub 45 46 4 LOIS BURGDORF fBu1g1eJ Speual Seruce 45 Tenms Club 45 Vol lcvBall 45 46 4 48 Jun10rRedCr0s 46 4 o ln 46 P p Clu 4f' Hockey 46 4 MARGARET CAMPBELL Voley Ball 4 46 Tennn 46 49 tu dent Council 4 R undug 48 JANE CARR TOM CELLA fSk1pJ HAROLD CHRISTMANN QCh11sJ Operetta 44 B Football 45 Boy Clee 45 Track 45 44 Varsity Football 46 College Club 4 48 WRAY CI APP Baseball 45 1Manager1 lep Club 46 4 Stamp Salesman 46 4 48 Cheerledd r 4 4h PAT CLARK FRANK M CLEARY Student Council 44 46 Football 44 45 46 Roundup 46 fSpor1.s Edltorl Latin Club 47 48 Rlfle Club 47 48 1Treas urer 481 JUNE CLENDENIN fShortyD Speclal Servnce 44 48 F H O A 46 LEAH COHN KLeeJ MARGIE CONTRATTO fBubblesJ Tennis 46 Advanced Chorus 46- 47 48 1Tx-easurer 47j Business Forum Operetta 47 Muslc Festival 41 KATHERINE COWLEN ROBERT CRATZ 1BobJ Aviation Club 44 Track 46 Blrd Club 46-47 Student Council 46 47 Biology Club 46 47 48 lPres1dent 46 471 Plo- neer 47 48 fAssxstant. Copy Edltor 47 Sports Ednor 483 BILL CULINOVIC ANTHONY DALESSANDRO fTonyJ RICHARD H DANZER lRlchl Student Councll 45 46 Bowling 48 I r One Hundred Thirty-fine DORIS DAUGHERTY fDOFl8, Bowlmg 44 Advanced Chorus 45 Rldlng Club 46 fPresxdcnt5 Student Counc1l 46 Girls Glee 46 47 Spring Festlval 47 Dramatlcs 44 48 LOIS ANN DAVIS Southwest Revue 44 Rhythm Roundup 45 Volley Ball 45 46 Girls Glee 45 46 47 48 fLlbl'1ll'l8l'l 46 Secretary 471 Softball 46 Operetta 46 41 l 6 47 A C ll 46- Sprmg Festival WX PlW ECHI Uoel THEODORA DEGERINIS HARRY DENNIS Band 45 46 47 48 NANCY DEVOR SHIRLEY DIEBAL Swxmmmg 45 46 Volley Ball 46 Ad vanced Chorus 46 Glrls Glee 46-47 48 Hockey 47 JAMES DINKINS f-11111, Boys Glee 44 '46, Band '44 '45 '46 '47 '48 , Roller Skatmg, '46 '47 '48 EDWIN DOERING fEdJ Student Counci , '4 - 3 BPIJQ a. ' '47-'48 fLibrarian, '46: Secretary, '47J2 ' ' , '47. J DA ! r 1 W U x DONALD DONAHUE lDonJ Hand 44 45 46 41 Bouhmz 45 46 Dra matics 46 41 PATRICIA DONAHUE CPatJ Boulmz Club 44 45 Spec1alServ1ce 45 Softball 4 Advanced Chorus 45 46 Volley Ball 45 46 47 48 Rxdmg Club 46 Hockey 4 Dramatxcs 4 48 EDITH DRYDEN QT1nyJ Tennis 45 46 f'l'reasurer 461 Special Service 46 Volley Ball 46 Swlmmlng 46 Badmmwn 4 Miss Southwest Maid 47 Pep Club 47 Dramatlcs 47 48 BETTY DUVAL Southwest Revue 45 Speclal Servlce Volley Ball 45 Dance Group 45 Ad vanced Chorus 45- 46 Special Serv1ce 46 47 Operetta 47 Girls Glee 4 Stamp Salesman 47 48 BETTE LOU EATON 1BetJ 1Summer Schoolj Southwest Revue 45 Dance Group 45 Orchestra 45 46 44 Roller Skating 41 8 SHIRLEY ECKENFELS fshlfll Special Service 44 45 Rhythm Roundup Advanced Chorus 45 48 Bowling 46 Volley Ball 46 Glrls Glee 46 HAROLD ECKERT fShortyJ Camera Club 47 Rlfle Club 41 48 LEONARD EFTHIM fLennyJ Boys Glee 45 46 Band 45 46 4, 48 VIRGINIA EISENREICH fG1nnyl Swimming 45 Advanced Chorus Busxness Forum 46 44 ROBERT ARTHUR FEGER lBobJ Student Council 45 47 48 Boys State One Hundred Thzrty seven 4' M One Hundred Thzrtq ezaht FREDERIC FEUCHT rtClub 4 48 Roundup 48 EARL FINLEY Baseball 46 4 48 PEGGY FINLEY QPegj AdxancedCh0rus 45 Glrlq Glee 46 Bus! ne-.s Forum 46 ANTOINETTE FISCHER German Club 45 46 48 Volley Ball Club 46 Speclal b9l'WlC8 47 48 LAVON MERRY FLACH Southwest Revue 4 FI' Club 45 46 Gxrs Glee 45 46 44 Volley Ball 45 46 47 48 .Iunlor Red Cross 46 Bad mmton 46 lPre:.1dentb Operetta 47 Basketball 44 Tenms 44 fTreas urerl Speclal Seruce 4 Advanced Chorus 48 LAVERNE FORTUNE Tenmu 45 Rldmg Club 46 Girls Glee SHIRLEY FOX fFoxyJ Volley Ball 44 Bowlmg 45 Badminton 45 AdxancedChorus 45 GlrlsGlee 46 DOROTHEA GAMACHE fChlCkl9, Volley Ball 44 45 46 Sowhwest Revue 45 Swlmmmg 45 46 Dramaucs 46 4 Roller Skating' 47 48 MARVIN GIBSON Southwest Revue 44 Boys Glee 44 45 46-44 48 lTreaaurer 1 Rhythm Roundup 45 Student Council 45 46 44 Swing Band 45 46 Operetta 46 4 Advanced Chorus 46 47 48 Sprung Feixfnal 47 Early Rxseru 44 AUDREY JO GILMORE Bowhng 44 45 Volley Ball 45 Softball 45 Jun1orRed Cross 44 Pep Club 4 48 Basketball 44 48 Tennis fm PHILLIP GOIN QPhilJ Art Club. '47 1Treasurerj. WILLIAM GRAY MEL GREENE Student Councll 41 48 TED R GREER fTeddy1 JOYCELYN GRETSCH QJoyceD lSummer Schoolj LEO GRIFFARD QL1l Dynamite, B Football 45 Varsxty Football 46 4 lCo-Captaxn J LILLIAN THERESA GRUBITCH 4Te1'1'yJ Business Forum 45 47 48 AUDRAY E HAAP fHappyJ Bird Club 44 45 Southwest Revue 44 45 Latin Club 44 45 Advanced Chor 44 45 46 Volley Ball 44 45 46 47 Rhythm Roundup 45 Bowllng Club l Gl 5 6 7 m urs ee w mmm 45 46 47 Opetetta 46-47 Roll er Skatxng 46 47 A Cappella 46 44 48 Sprung Festival 47 CLARENCE HALL Bowlxng 47 48 JOYCE HALLER Southwest Revue 45 Dance Group 5 Roller Skating 46 47 48 One Hundred Thzrty mne One Hundred Fortq WILMA HANKINS lW1ll1eJ TIM Club 45 46 Advanced Chorus 46 4 Hockey 47 Basketball 4 8 liuslness Forum 48 WILLIAM HANKS fB1llJ l Southwest Revue 44 Rhythm Roundup 45 Southwest Swmgband 45 46 41 Orchestra 45 46 47 B Football A6 Track 46 48 Boys Glee 4 Student Luuncxl 4 48 Dramatxcs 4 48 IxENNETH HANNEKEN fpopeyel MARGARET HARDER Music Festival 47 Operetta 4 Special Servlce 41 Girls Glee 4 48 A C U pella 48 JOY PATRICIA HAUG bouthwest Revue 44 Bowlmg 44 40 Dance Group 45 46 Volley Ball 4 Operetta 41 Dramatlcs 4 Ger man Club 48 RUTH HAUSMAN Glrls Glee 45 Southwest Revue 45 Ten ms 46 Swlmmmg Club 46 Jumor Red Cross 47 Art Club French Club 47 48 Pioneer 48 4L1brar1anj Roundup WILBURFHAXES willy CARGZE c HEHMAN 905929 b 45 48 fSecret.ary 46 J ology Club 46 Pep Club 6- X4 1 peretta 47 A Cappella 4 48 'German Club 48 French Club 48 PATRICK LEON HERIN fPatJ 4Summer Schoolj I nd 45 46 4 8 GEORGE E HESSLER, JR .71 ' H: , ' , V-, -2 ' 1 V '7: . . . .',7-.: .,,,7-.- 'N ' ' .' : ,'T: ' ' , : ' .'7-' 1 a- , .' -. 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Girls Glee 46- 47 Operetta 46-47 Pep Club 46- 48 Muslc Festival 47 Hock ey 47 A Cappella 47 48 Basketball 47 48 Dramatxcs 47 48 Student Reg lstratlon 47 48 FLORENCE KLUG fFloJ Volley Ball 45 G1rls Glee 45 46 Ten ms 46 Advanced Chorus 46 South west Revue 46 Operetta 46 47 Spe- 48 Sprlng Festlval 47 Student Regis tratlon 48 VERNON KOESTER fVernl B Basketball 44 45 Stamp Salesman 45 Student Councll 45 46 Vars1ty Basketball 45 46- 47 48 RUTHEVE KOLB Rhythm Roundup 45 Muslc Festlval 45 47 Orchestra 45 46 47 48 Operetta 46 47 Advanced Chorus 47 Glrls Glee SAM KOLLAS Blolozy Club 46 47 fTreasurerl Student Council 41 German Club 48 DOROTHY KRUEGER fDotl German Club 46 Busmess Forum 46 Roundup 4 JIM KRUMMENACHER GENE KUEHNER Baseball 47 48 WILLIAM KURY 1Summer Schoolj One Hundred Forty three I f - . . , . ! . ' . -. , - ', -. ' , I . ' ' , -, . .' I . I . . . , ' . I , '- - ' . , ' - ,, l . . J D. . . 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Operetta 46 4 French Club 4 Badmlnton 4 ACappella. 4 48 Student Councll 4 48 DORIS JEAN LUEBKE Valley Ball 45 Advanced Chorue 43 46 Pep Club 4 Dramatlce 4 48 RICHARD LUEKEN fBeet1eJ JIM MCDANIEL fMacJ Basketball, 45-'46: Student Council. '46. JAMES C. McDONALD fMacJ Band, 44-'45-'46-'4'-'48 4Vice-President, '4'1 : Southwest Rex ue, '45 ' Stamp Sales- man, 45-'46: Student Council, 45-'46, Boy' Glee, '45-'46g Tennis, 46- 47. GEORGE MCPHETERS Pan-American Club, '46' Stamp Club, - '4 g Camera Club, 46- 473 Roundup, ' '- '48: Student Registration, '41-'48, INIELS WAC NLNNON l'Na1l47 uwlxmz 4 X IOLA MAHIC ER LORNA MARSHALL lrd Club Mun: Ruuvs 47 4 estra y Sxunmnnnnz 45 lifulmxntun 4 Rhythm Roundup Opsrmttfx 4' I n 1 A LOLLY MATTFSON fLolJ JOE MERLO Qtudent Council 44 4a ROBERT MEYER fBohJ Football 41 OTIS GREIP PATRICIA MINDERMAN iPatJ Rhythm Roundup 45 Latin Club 45 Ad wanced Chorus 45 46 44 Dance Group 45 46 Volley Ball 4b Swlmmlhg 46 Southwest Revue 46 Dramatlcs 46 4 Operetta 4 Sprlnz Peatlval 4 Gxrl-4 ee 47 48 R-oller bkatlng 4 Radio Workshop 4 4-6 YERNOIN MOEHLMAININ JACQUELINE MOORE fJ3Ckl6J Business Foru 4a 46 41 425 Badmmton 46 Volleff ll 46 Dramatlcs 41 Bas ketball 14 48 Rfollsr Skpgum 4 45 f-5 7 93 -if bv' 'K' 'v 1' Y wi- I9 N41 asf fa,-1 ,4 if 1: 4 -P., x is-I '1r..' C5 One Hundred- Fong-Hue NORMAN W. MORICE 1ShortyJ JAMES MORRIS CJimJ College Club, '44-'45g Bird Club, '45-'46: Math Club. 45- 46-'47' Track, '46 1Man- agerl ' Student Councll 46 41 48 St dentReg1strat1on 46 41 48 Jun1orTovnn Ha 41 DOROTHY MOSS fDotj outhvsest Revue 45 Bowlmg 45 Ad wanced Chorus 45 46 Speclal Servlce 45 46 Volley Ball 46 Glrls Glee 46 DON MURPHY B I-ootball 45 Varsxty Football 46-44 Track 41 DOLORES NAEGER QDeeJ JOE H NAGGI fHorseJ QSummer School? 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Festival 4 EDW ARD NOLTE fhdj Mdthkluh 46 41 4h lPrei1dent 4 D Rifle uh 41 4?-1Suretary KENNETH NOTTELMANN fKenJ SHIRLEY O DONNELL Volley Ball 44 45 46 48 Dance Group 45 Rhythm Roundup 45 Speclal Serv we 46 Bowling 46 Pan Ameruwm C ub 46 41 Hockey 46 Junior Rui Crow. 4 48 JANE OECHSLE Hamel Southwest Revue 44 SWIITIIDIDK 40 Glrls Flee 45 46 A Cappella 46 Rhythm Roundup 46 Stamp Salesman 4 4 French Club 46 41 48 1Secret,ary 4 I Freshmen OFlEHf,8tl0h 46 41 48 Round p 47 Student Councll 4 Plone-cr 41 48 lFeature Edltor 47 Edltorln Chxef 481 Junmr Town Hall 41 8 Student Reitlwtratlon 4 48 Amerwan lemon Oraborwal Ionic-st 424 JEAINETTE OETJEN V ry Ball 46 Pmp Club JAINE ELIZABETH O ROURKF 1Jan1eJ Stamp Salesman 1 JOAN OSBORN Special Struct 45 Rhythm Roundup 4 B1ulm.yClul1 45 46 Music Pestndl 1 ra extra th Opercttn 4 ant 4 JERRY OV5 FNS urltnlmr 4 48 Roundup 4?- NILIL PANLIER Co 11-Le Club 44 41 Student Luunul 1 4 4 Ps ath uh Pnmh Cluh 4m 46 41 424 Student. 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