St Louis Park High School - Echowan Yearbook (St Louis Park, MN)

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 I'm- Row: Ludwig, Flanagan, McAdams, Kornnoe, Frail, Hurd, Hitchcock. Fourth Row: AV joh, D., Frown, Lundy, Ferrell, Forntll, Tracy. Third Row: Attwooll, Hull, Johnson, J., Whelan, Loegering, . el son, I.., l.undberg. Second Row: Nyberg, Reilly, Anderson, Langford, Mason, San rizos. First Row: King, Slone, Miss Lundquist, Skogwan, Rebwann. Peptimists Leader........................................Henrietta Stone Secretary-Treasurer............................Celia King What could be of more benefit to a school than to have an organization which encourages pep, sportsmanship, and loyalty such as the work of the peptimists? The peptimists were organized in 1932 by Joyce Prall. who deserves much credit for her splendid work. She led the organization through performances for two years and then it was left in the hands of Ruby Nelson. Ruby did an efficient piece of work, as has our present leader, Henrietta Stone. This year the organization purchased new uniforms, consisting of bright orange sweaters and black skirts. They made a very colorful showing at all the football and basketball games. We only hope that the peptimists will continue to extend their loyal support to the school activities as they have been doing in the past. Thirty-two

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Henderson, Rebmann, Shank, Miss Olson, Scrliger, Santrizos, Skogman, Mason, Carlson, Sdeal I, Reilly, Sti-phan, Krake. Beyond Reason Jean Heather Skip Tolliver -Dr. Steele Sonia Petroff Eve Patterson Ted Glaine -Delilah -Dusty Rhodes C!yde Lorring Rose Colfax Wolfe Sarah Colfax Jane Mason Ervin Carlson Earl Seeliger Marion Santrizos Edith Rebmann Thomas Henderson Lenore Krake Russell Sewall Lawrence Stephan Billie Reilly - John Shank Maxine Skogman The Senior Class Play. Beyond Reason, was presented in the High School Auditorium April 17, 1936. under the direction of Miss N. Olson. It was a mystery, with the weird setting, Wildwood Sanatorium. The success of the play can be directly credited to the competent coaching o' Miss Olson, the cooperation of the cast, and the efficient work done by the committees. Thirty-one

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I°i Kow: Clark, Graham, F., Carlton, R., Guiltier, Graham, AJ-, Carlson, F. Snovn Row: Rates, Johnson, 2)., I.unily, Sttanson, Just a,I, S slander, Shank. PmtT Row : Hull, Stevens, .Mr. Martinson, Henderson, Warner, Kuhnley. Hi-Y Robert Hull Harry Warner Thomas Henderson Trevor Stevens Mr. Martinson President Vice President -Secretary -Treasurer Adviser In the fall of 1934 a group of boys perpetuated the St. Louis Park Hi-Y Club. There are twenty members and Mr. Martinson is adviser, although the members decide their program for themselves. The aim and purpose of the club is simple and direct. It aims to start the boys on the right path in life, and its purpose is to prepare the boys for the problems to be confronted in the future. The boys have visited industries about the city, and studied other various topics. During the last year their meetings have been devoted to speakers, who have spoken on subjects both interesting and educational. The boys feel the organization has been a distinct benefit. They have profited by the knowledge and spiritual influence of the Hi-Y. The senior members who are being graduated this year hope the club will continue and prosper. The best luck to you, Hi-Y. Thirty-three