Southwest High School - Roundup Yearbook (St Louis, MO)

Page 19 text:

DICK NIEBLING Fall Semester .gjfuclenf Cjouncif foreaiclenffs BILL MOXLEY Spring Semester Fifi

Page 18 text:

CALENDAR OF P. T. A. ACTIVITIES FOR 1951-1952 1951 April 17-Installation of of- ficers. April 18-Clerical assistance at Science Fair. May 5-6-Chaperoned science week-end trip. May 29-Assisted Memorial service at Southwest. June 5-Assisted with School Bond election. June 11-P. T. A. Prom for June graduating class. Sept. 12-Tea for September freshmen mothers. Sept. 29-Rummage sale bene- fit Southwest High P. T. A. Oct. 9-11-State convention Missouri P. T. A. Oct. 20-21-Chaperoned science week-end trip. Nov. 12-Manned Care Booth, S. V. B. Dec. 11-F r e e membership dinner at Southwest. 1952 Jan. 21-P. T. A. Prom for January graduating class. Feb. 6-Tea for January freshmen mothers. Feb. 19-P. T. A. Founders' Day. March 18-Election of officers. March 26-Spring book re- view and tea. April 5-Rummage sale. April 15-Installation of of- iicers. April 16-Clerical assistance at Science Fair. June 9-P. T. A. Prom for June class. Row One: Mrs. Edwin Padberg, Mrs. Wesley Hartnagel, Mrs. Otto Hasek, Mrs. Green Jon Mrs. Joseph Martin, Mrs. J. J. Gleason. Row Two: Mrs. W. F. Eydman, Mrs. A. M. Hanvey, Mrs. W. C. Case, Mrs. Elmer Hu k holder, Mrs. E. C. Bischoff, Mrs. W. C. Krueger. Row Three: H. C. Zeis, Mrs. Paul Jackson, Mrs. Harry E. Stuck, Miss Ernst, Euri.-1 J Jackson. i .7 ' i' al 8l'l GHC QI 5 15506 la LOW, Thr P. T. A. rmicts for bL1S1Vl7t'SS and lea ul Mrs. Hus:l2's. Ifourlr 1 n President: MHS. HASEK The alert Parent-Teachers Association meets at the school on the third Tuesday of each month. Its activities are directed to- ward co-ordinating the home with the school. In addition to the business meeting and program, a parent-education class is held for the discussion of family problems relating to adolescence. Some of the contributions of this active group during the past year are: Lectern for the stage. Uniforms for the drum majorettes. Postage for open house notices each semester. Observation of National Teachers Day. Fund for the aid of needy students. Information of legislative measures bene- ficial to the schools. Observation of Memorial Day. However, all is not work for this group. The organization provides an opportunity for members to make new friends and meet the parents of their chi1dren's friends. S0 come on all you range riders who Want to ride herd on your children under the P. T. A. brand and pay your buck at their next monthly branding.

Page 20 text:

Wi f4.NHBUw?B05E:?' C'MLfAOG00fff005i3 00? .Sj0lflfAlfUQ1fl SOCIAL STUDIES 1From left, seatedj Miss Murray, Miss Wecka, Miss Randolph, Miss Westphaelinger, Miss Reinhardt, Mr. Rush. fStandingJ M1'. Dodson, Miss Gibbons, M1'. Scott, Mrs. Stucki. fNot in picturel Miss Jefforcls. COMMERCIAL fF1'0l11 left, seatedb Mr. Kelbaugh, Miss Mc-- Kinney, Miss Mueller, Mr. Brew. fStandingl Mr. Herwig. Mr. Deteringy, Mr. Cameron. FOREIGN LANGUAGES 1From left, seatedl Miss Steifen, Miss Mc- Namara, Miss Lenzen. lStandingJ Miss Rothman, Miss Ernst, Miss ..- r ll ,Woody. I I ,' ,I MATHEMATICS fFrom left, seatedj Mr. Hatheld, Miss Kren- ning. iStandingD Mr. Polster, Mr. McArtor, Mr. Bell. CNot in picturel Mrs. Koch, Mrs. McDonald, Miss Slattery. MUSIC Mr. Monachesi, Miss Meyer. Sl4.X'ft'HI'l