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Webster Groves High School - Echo Yearbook (Webster Groves, MO)

 - Class of 1942

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'Pffffvp V THIE IECHO II 9-QLQ ECHO GIF NIINIE That something still which prompts the et.e1'mzl sigh, For which we bear to live, or dare to die. Published by the students of WEBSTER GROVES HIGH SCHOOL WEBSTER GROVES, MISSOURI VOLUME XXIX IE N IF Q R Il 'YJVWO L -'-- . O L'-I y .- tug P For faith is the substafnae of the trhxings hoped fow, the the eiriclcmce of things not sf-eh. TU IF A Il T ui' nv -Ngl' - lbx . ' ' - ' . ggi' W '.IR'U'-l.. 'ff 4' 1 YY' 735'-.1 , iii' L A, M Y X So long as faith with ffreecloni 'reigns Anal loyal hope S'lL7 0'l'U6S, Ancl gwacioils charity remains To leaven lowly lioesg While there is one nntiodcllen tract For intellect or will, Anal inen are free to think anal act, Life is worth living still. FAITH that the Clwistiavi principles which Iwi-ng liclppiiiess to our lives will be the basis of the new worlcl to be built tomowofw . . . WIE I IE D H CAVE TH ll S IESUQIK pm- -LW ,. ,.,,- ' ff- 'X WIE IIIIRIE S IE NI ADMINISTRATION Board of Education, Administrators, Supervisors and Specials, Faculty CLASSES Graduating seniors, undergraduate classes ACTIVITIES Clubs, honor societies, publications MUSIC Vocal, instrumental SPORTS Football, hockey, basket ball, track, baseball FEATURES Queens, candid shots, advertising II IXI IVIHI II S U R I IE IR W HTH 'H-ll IE H O PIE TH-il AT this Echo may give a true picture of our stuclent life cmd that in years to come this picture may serve as ot pleasant reminder of our school days, we present this book. H511 ll DIED ROBLRT C01'ELAN1fm - CLLESTE QUICK - EDITORIAL E1,1Z.xB1a1'u S.lrlI.l3QE1i'L' Chief Ediiflr .IEANNE CANNON Activities JANE COLMNS S ports M,uu:A1:mr DONALD Seniors P,x'1i1uC1,x GAI.1,.xc:I11f:1': Act i'1:fit'ies IWAHILYN 1I.xcKwA1:D Activities DONALD IIILLEAIIY S ports II ENKY TIOENER Seniors MANY F. IIUMPIIIQEY Art SHIRLEY LISHEN Activities Lols LUBB1-:ILUSEN Activities NANCY BICIQAIG Music LORNA MAUS Activities XVAYMAN XVILLIANS Features ROIREIIT WOL'1'1in1NO Features - Ectiter-in-Chief - A-s.s0e'iaie Editor BUSINESS C.1e11is'1'm1: Yum Mftzwger GNU, BOWRING Benefits IIZIQNHY BUSCILMAN CI,'7'C'tLiltL'i07t- B.x1m,x1:A ILxl:N,x1.r, Benefits JOHN GAXBIIIS Benefits WAn1:mN GE1:LAO1l C'i1'eitlutie-11, Ell1'l'll '1IO11m1i.u1L' Benefits lin KN1s'1rzula1i 11ctfue1'ti.sivLIgf DORIS IJAYMAN Typing BONNIE L1ON1a1zuO1c1c Typing CH,x1:.1,Es IUTZEN .-lctuertisfirig we In -wp- 75 if 1 SF , ,W 'bf 'hp--. 'L w?,? nf, 1.0 L. , A I Q .L ,MN fs-. ,, J :-V as mam -, tg' 'm 3 was .Nga . . 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In fuel, il' z1rfl111'il's llie llf'CK'SSll.V ol' all 'people lining ilree mill growiiig sic-ziflilly in il pezieelul 0llYll'0I1lllU1ll'. Slli'll l':1ill1 c'o11eeivc-s olf 1-1, worlrl l11'olil1e1'l1oocl l'o1' all rnees mill ereerls. lt holds llie lllllllllll persoiizilily szic-11-fl :mil o1'g:1i'1izes resources ilfoi' llie ,i11rlivif'l11:1l's lfl'l'2ll'UHl1 clovelop1'1'1enl'. Thus fuilli lll2llif'S possible il Worlrl wliereiu l:l'1e lz1le1'1t ability ol' one to K'I'l'ill'l5 l.1e11ul'y, or 2lfIlOll'lO1' to seek for seieiililicic l'l'lllllS, or iUlOl'llO1' lo liecome 11 gl.'C'2llZ lm-aeliei' shall li11c,l, 0llCOll1'2lgL'Tl1G1lll for growtli illlill 'uiiiverseil sl1z11'i11g. .l,lCllllJl'l'2lC'.V wil'l1o11l, l'z1ill1 woulcl lie like lll'02l,ll willlout yi-list. As 'llie eolll lill.'2l,llglliS of clouht ussziil us, We lllllSl st1'e11g'll1e11 our ,l'z1ill.1 if we lruly seek 11 lwllel' world. lV'i1,1.A1111 ld. 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Li 1 1 ,I ' 1 111 E- 51. 1 1l11v131 you been 11 good girl? 135, 1 '1 Board of Education DR. FRANK L. iV1'iTGil'1',, ,l'i-omlnnft DR. iionms N. ALLIQN, I'iff-rf-.l'1-fwiilzfvzt Mics. L. F. YN'rim,t Miz. .Iosmrifi E. Bunfimi Y 1 . Mn. itICli,XIilJ Li. liom-.it Q Administrators XVILLARD E. Gosmx B.Sc., Northeast Missouri State '1'czufiu:1's College ILM., L'niversity of Missouri Su11eri1i1m1fle1zi of Schools Cimiims E. GARNER I3.Sc., Northeast Missouri State College A.M., University of Missouri Assisiavnl S'i1peri11.tmirl6n.t Director of Hcseurcli, 'rt!ZlC7i'll!l'S ,lxiiias T. iiixsou A.I3., Missouri Vzillcy College A.M., XV2lSi'lil1gt0ll Univursity Princijml .l Iouxiim A. L,vi iut Mu. lG.u:1. M l'u.14 HJ-lc., Kansas State 'l'1::u:lmi's tfollugn AAI., i,iiiivte1'sity of Missouri ilssisrrlni I'rinr:'i11flI Joie ii. YVHIYHY ILSU., Northeast Missouri Str 4. It itlitis College A.M., Iinivfzrsity oi' Missouri .flssixtrmt 1'r'i1mi1mI Ui ii ics -r..!tt14 . Q , Supervisors and Specials Allin' l3l+:.xl1c'ii.xi11' H.S4'., Norlln-:ist Missouri Stzilt- 'l'l'2lClllEl'S t'olll'p.Yc N!'l!l'lfllll'1ll In Nuprfriillmirlmnl U. IC. t?o1.c:,x'I'1': .X.I!., llunovt-r t'ollL:l.:'1- MJD., Wzxslilnprlon University Sfrlmnl l'llysifrirlvlL Vmm ll. tfoximn ILSQ., Ilnivn-rsity ul' t'oInl':uIu A.Al., Ufllllllllllfl lll'llYl'1'Hll5' llirunlur of f'1IfITIIZl'illS Minn' V. t,!oVlNt:'l'oN N1'f'l'Ufll4l'!l In Miss t.'o'm'uc1 M.-x1:l1ct'. llm'i-:Nm lh-tlis-ssln lluspitul Nr-hoo! Nurse .xl'llIlUIDI'l'l'l .l. llolvsoimilclc .-LII., XX':l:4liliiglu11 University Al.l!., xvllSlllll4ll'll,lll linivvrsity Nrflinnl 1'Il1lSlf!l!Ill llixs J. Ilmivicic ILM., Illinois XVvsluy:in lll1ix'4'el':-:ity Nnp1:1 1fixor of l1mil'1rme11!r1I .1IllNiI.' Xi. .l. l.icox.xim .flxxisfunl Svaymrizltvmlcnt In C'l:ur1Iz: of Ifu.wi11vs.w ,lH'nirs Al.l4'1f: llmw Nr1'l'1:Il1rjl lu Mr. Verily AIAIZY M.uzsu.xi.r. tirzulilutv in llomc E4-onuinius from Pratt ln:-:tilutu NI'l7l'CUlI'jl lo I'rin1-ipul J A N if: IG. N on i. Ali., NVushinglon University A.M., NV1lSlllllgl0l l University Serfreirwy to JIT. Lffovm-rcl ldwrii mi l-l,Ei'1.oc:I.E li.Sc., University of Missouri A.M., University of Missouri Superinisor of Vocal Music l lluirii V. RLDGWAY NCf77'6lll?'1l 10 Mr. Lrlim AIAUIHNE Roisuoli R.N., Northeast Missouri State Tczicliers College School Nurse Siclmic D. ROWLEY HSC., Central Missouri State 'feacliers Collvgv Suyzcruism' of Art Art Club 'l'uoii.xs B. Snuru A.B., Illinois College A.M., University of Illinois S'lljl6 l'l7iS0'I' of Physilful Education Athlrftics M.x1:.mmE N. S'1'.lN'YI'ON A.I3., Friends University A.M., Nortliwestern University S1c11e1 12isor of Speech C07'7'8Cl'l07L li0lSICll'l'A D. 'lLxRrLEY A.M., Columbia 'University Vistiny 'I'eucher ll U'r'ii K. '1'no111'soN S-2c1'elr11'y Io Mr. Gll7 ll6I' School Banlfiug L. ll. XVIHTIILIN Builcling Suyimivztmzclewzt lfllllliilill Klxu .XLLIQN l,il1rf11'y liihrrzry Stuff lfed Cross Uhcsx Club VII .KH l,O'l'Tl+l BAILEY l1i.Sr., Nortlueusl Missouri Stun:- Vollrfge M.Sc:., Iowa Stutr- College Hunm .El,'0lLUHliC'S K1 Nm: l3.x1:N1c'17T .X.l2., Snutliwcst Missouri Stun: Follego Jlinioml flvlld Gmmrul Swiencrz Junior :llf!ll'Il?Hl,if nf Srieimc l'.E'l.',l BAXTER .X.lI., lmliuim Ilniw,-rsity Euylislz Smfiirzl Sluflirzs Ii'c.nn'iuy Club Lmxolu PI. Boriricurn A.B., XV?iShlllgtOll University 11fllfIl61Il,flflf'S Junior Honor Society M.xm' E. B1:ANTL1cY HSC., Southwest Missouri Stull College Social Studies Illoniiors l?ia1sc1'T.r,,x P. Blioummf BBQ.. Columbia liuivursity A,M.. Columbia 'University ,flmc1'ic'm1, History .TIIUIIBVIL Hisiory RUTH li. BYXUM 13,51-., Suuthcnsi Missouri Stull College AJI., University of Missouri Ifcfuling Library Stuff Red Cross GENE Vi EVE C.'lMl.'.lSl?lLlL Ali.. Kzllzlmzizoo College LHHH 'l'mc71, J. E. CASE RSC., Central Missouri Suite College A.M., University of Missouri General Sci-ernvrs Hecllllz Club Faculty l'c:iffl1m's 'Pun vlicrs T1':lCl1Cl'S 'l'c:u:l1E-rs 'l'c:.ichers If. D. Cuxmxim lmluslriul Arts lloi:0'rllY ,IMNIRL ,Ifl.Sl-,, llnivn-rsiiy ui' Missouri A.M., UIliX'l?l'Sllj' ul' Missouri 1'1l.HNfl'lll lu'rluf'f1IimL Speerflz !'l'r1,yIisli Tuhlu 7'cu.11ix Ululz Fcnciuyf Club I',xri.1Nic l-3. lyxvis ill. 'l'czu:iici's 1:l.l'iI., Slllllhi'2lHl. Nlissnuri St: - K'nlll'gu .lln1lmHm.tir's Mnnlislr Sofriril Sfrimmr: Vrmzixrx DOIID AJR., Wushiugtun llnivvrsity A.IVl., NV1lSllll1H,'l,Ull ll11ivorsi1y Spa.-nisli, Mm ,'l.HLlfI'ff?Il?L Club .l,'.w1,.x .I11.XH'l'll'O0IJ J:!.I4'.A., Univserxily ol' Nubrzisl fl1'HSiff HUIJS' Clmir F. E. El:I+:lc,u'1f:1N A.I1., liul,h:my Cnllcgf: A.lX'l., liiiivci-sity uf Missouri Gernm,n- Lrlifin- Um' Ilmztsclic VU'I'l2l'lL Rifle fflulf lil LLY L. lilri-H UL B.Sr'., SUllUlXV1!Sl Missruxrl Stale 'I'cm:lu:i's Ffxlli-get A.M., linivursity oi' Missouri .llmlcrn llisloriu Iu'u,ylixh Roller Skating Club Illlxxil-1 A. lflsslu 13.812, Northeast Alissuuri St L'ull4-gu A.M., Uuivcersity of Missouri English Lulin 1l'.xzEr, K. FAMIEI: A.ii., Nlfzisllington lluivursily Latin Co'nvcvn,Ius Lcz,t'in'us Lntiuns lmwnov' 16 atc 'l'e:if-lmcrs F acuity liIiIi'I'lilIliIC l4'II'lIlI.IGIi, W. C. Ihviuxon I!.Sf'., Soutlu-:ist lNIissmu'I Stzitu 'l7f::icIiu1's B.Sr:l, Ncn'tIie:,tst Missouri State Teucliers Urvllt-gif College A.M., llhsliimrtun llilivtwsitg' ldniylixlr .l'unim' I'1'css fvlllll llllillliltlll 4ll'I'I'Z I-Lhr., Norlliwcst. Missouri State 1'ullt-gf' Spmzisli Jdziylisli Nrwiirrl Slinllcs If'z:m'in1l Club II. Ii. I i:r:ns'i'1:m1 Il.Sr., Illltlllllltl l'cJIli,-gn AAI., University oI'N0lJi':1sk:i. I'Ii1mi4'x .'llllIfllI'Il III Fool lmll 'Ii.n'iioNn Fmcs ILSU., Iliiivtwsity nl' Illinois ILM., Wzisliiimtoii llnivursily Hiulnyy F. Ifliiomam, f1.xiNi4:s II.S4'., llnivvrsity oi' Illinois l,II-If-Viflll IfflIIUIlfiiU'lI, flrrollrzrpli jl liar.-mlfrzll Ilmaxiim tlixiui, 'I'I35l.UllCl'S l!.Sc., Kansas Stats- 'l'vuc-Iuws Uullffgt- A.M., lV:isIiinp.:'ton Univursity I'lr'nn1mi11fx Ilixlory I-iicux.-i IIIANN .X.II., ,Ilrury f'ulleg'i,e Ifzzvgllislz IiA'rli1:YN Gini, A.I!., NViIIi:nn .lr-wt-I Uullvgxv .-l.M., llnivorsity ul' Missouri .'I Inch: Il lfurirlingl Iilimi, tiiemzsnx' ILS:-., Nortliwvst Missouri Stntu t'nII1-gee C'nn1N:f'rf:irlI M A m:.um'i' IIM1 A in-:ia A.H., Wzishimxlun llniv01'sity .l.M., Wznshinglmi llnivvrsily Idiiylixll, l.a,fin Nfrrilllrlnrs Hof-irzty rzyx., 'l's::31cli0i':-: illefrlmuicul Ihwfzuivig Iiizllrstrial AVIS l'ANsY HAVEHLY 13.84-., Southwest Missouri Stat College ILM., Cnlumlaizi University Physical Ecliwuliioii .flrc'l1,e1'y Club H'iI1Ze Club Illiuii' .IGl.1z.xi:m'l'1i IIAYS 1-I.Sr., University of Missouri M.E., University of Missouri Music ,ICr,14:.xxu1t ll1aNNEKE HSC., 'Washington University Anviezit History Sac-ml Stuclies Slurieut Co'1i'nf?il JOHN E. I ITGKS e Tvsuchers A.I3., James Milhkin University Suciifnl Studies Rifle 01111: M A ny Ho xmizn A.B., 1V'Ull'ILl0lDl1-1Vl2lL?Ol'l XYOIIHLIIIS College B.Sr-., Southwest Missouri Stat College A.M., University of Chicago Ifoiglisli- rIOIlI'lIIlIf8IIl. The U'ebste1' Echo Iiitu 1. ll. .IoiiNsoN HSC., Central College A.M., Columbia University English. Dehritfz limit E. .Tomas B.Sc:., Kansas State Teachers Pittsburg M.St-., Kansas State Tezichcrs Pittsburg Enfglisli- J. 'I'l,xwimNoE JONES B.Sc., Kansas State Teachers l'ittsburg' MSU., Kzmsfiis State Tczu:he1's Pittsburg Sfmirihl Studies Eizglisliv e Teitcli urs Missouri S Lute Teachers College of College of College of College of I1:v1N C. Linton Faculty B.Sc., Central Missouri State Teachers Colll'-'YC lb J'llfLlflG7llfl1iC-S Xficsuut BICCLAIN B.Sc:., Central Missouri State Teachers College Laitm English, Junior Ac-uclemy of Sc-ieotcc IZEYL M1LLE1i A.l3., Xvushington University History English, IIAY W. MOSS l3.Sc., University of Missouri Pliysicul Education Mcttltematics Fooilmvll Basket Bull ,EIJWIN D. MEYERS B.Se., Northeast Missouri State College A.M., University of Missouri Ar! Regimenml Hand GLENN OQLE B.St:., University of Missouri ILM., XVllSiliHgtOll University P-ubiic Speaking Sociology Vocrltirms A 1lliCI'i,CfL'iL History Cmnera Club JEAN P,tTR1cK B.Sc., Northwest Missouri State College A.M., Northwestern University Englislt Sfllfiiflfi Siilrlies Speech, L,xmt.t C,-X'l'HlHRINE Pioiim. A.l3., University of Missouri B.Sc., University of Missouri A.M., XVilSllil'tg'i0ll University English History Siuicrfmv L. Piwrir HSC., University of Minnesota Dinmrttics Tliespifms 'l'e.:tchers Tetiuhers BiAli.l'0lilE Piuiwn I-LS:-., Ohio State University A.M., Ohio State University Home Enoiioniit-s ,lvurior Red Cross Sub-Deb Club Cr,,uua M. PIl.lII'IllS AJS., Colorzulo State Collepgn- of Ezltlmzzttion AJVL, Colurzulo State l'olleg4,- of Erlucution Sli vrth mul qvllllli ity GRANT E. HICKAIIIJ All., NV:tshinglun University Sf-ienrfc Radio Club Rifle Club Hi-Y Uu,uu,'lus A. llolsi-zirrs HSC., University of Missouri ilfllrlllIIHHI-l'iL'S Trcwk LIi.1'.i.xs F. lionicirrs B.Sv., University ol' Missouri A.M., Coluinbizt University Engliislt Soc-mi Stvecl-ies ,H.XltGAltE'l' SCH 0 WENi'ilflRTi'i' A.M., University of Cztlifornixt MSC., University of Missouri A.B., Central NVesleyun College Eng I is li, Torch WM. L. SCVITULZ A.B., 'University of Missouri Clwmistry St-ziclwtl Co'u.u1fiI Cliemisfrgl Cliflr Ni11w'1'0N S1i't i'r,iu Afll-L, Southeast Missouri Static ' Collime .ilutli mimtilrs The E011 0 Torch llosrmx Suilziuumsox A.l3., NVushinf.:ton University Mullieniuiirrs Junior llrmor Society SIQNA M. Su'rm+:1cT,,tNo A.1i., Vv'estern Uollege A.M., University of Ciiicugo Sprmisli. g.!f18 I'eitchurs Faculty lilfllllhill, M. Sxxuxxic Go1:noN L. TRO'l 1'E1,i l2.S4',, Nm'tl11-:ist lwlissuuri Stzttu 'l'CI.lS'llUl'5 B.Sr:., Northwest Missouri State t'oli4-pw .X.M., l'niumi,xi:,i i7nix'e:i'sity .1Illlh1,'nlrllir:s A'l,.iliY 'lfuoii rsox ll.Sr'., lliiivvrsiiy nl' Missouri HAM: sm.-iirml Nl url ics lflii-ylisli Im: Slmliuy C'l1r,h UgiliiJl,lNli Uii.xii1:m:1,iN 'lfoim A.lI,, Wusliingiun liuiwzrsiiy A.M., lttillilllllill l,inivcrsity Jilirylisll I'syr-lmloyy Uluh llicmcx 'l'oN1f:ii College lfzlsiness Lrlw f,fnm,merciul .'l'r'ill11netic: Iizmiiiess Prnctice iirr Wicissimiz 1Z.Sc., University of Missouri A.I3., Univursity of Missouri A.M., Stanford University Enylislz, Social Sf'lldi6'S Spcccli. Uiuui G. Wiauxim 'l'QZlCllCl'S HM., Illinois XVQSICXLIII University Iiislmrnzeizlnl Music Clirzniinei' Music Club ILS:-., iinivvrsity ui' Missouri XY, NxfINTON' l1lull'Cu111!El'x llirliiiy Cflnli Wixiriucii 'i'0Nicl: mil., University of Missouri l1.S4'., linivvrsity ot' Missouri iilrzllirriiifvlirw l.'i1l'ii1!l tfluli Thu H'CllSll!T lvlclzu K:VI'III'Ilil Ni: 'l'li0lCN'I'ICll, l1.Sv., Nortlit-:ist Missouri State 'IR-:icliui's K'1Hllt',Lfl' .X.M,., Iinivcrsiiy oi' Iuwu l'li,uxir-nl lffllllfflflllil ll. .l. A. I z-p Cluli limivliny Club Square lmnciny Club isyx., BSC., Southwest Missouri State College A.M,, University of Missouri C'oimm:rci,aI Iliflc Club M.x1:TJi1x AIAY WOOD 'I3.Sff., University of Missouri .-LM., Univursity of Missouri Social Studies English Speech Sixniii JANE XVOODS A.I-Z., University of Missouri I-2.Sm'., llnivcrsity of Missouri A.M., linivorsity of Missouri 1i'1'wzc:lz L0 Urzrclc F7'fl.nc'uis Teachers WHHHE KNUWJUE DG Gr-xml in our classrooms through the study of science, history, and literature helps us to better understand the world around us,' and with this understanding cornes greater faith. C54Q Knetzger Horst HH1'1'iSO11 Held Miller Roth Watts Gray ., may f' Newcomb all riff f r .wi lf A 'af C' df nmert fd Leedham Piflle Noble Plaglllflllll Logan G2U'd11G1' Roach Willia Tschannen ff W3 ef 1' In 3' 4,4 'I -A if A. .lBnw.lN IJEONARIJ ltNE'1.'zo'1su, J ii. lrlonor Gnidiiate 1-Y, Presinlent 1: Boys' Glue Club 1: Jr. Honor Society, .President 1: Monitor: Tennis Club il: Student Council 2, ll, -1: A Cappella. 2, 3, 4: l irL-ily 2: Spring.: Concert 3: Student Volunteers 3, President -1: Latin Club 2, 3, .Presi- dent fl: 'Port-li 3, President 4: Echo Paper 3: liowlinir Club 3: Ping Pong Club 3, 4: Hi-Y 3. -I: Football 3: l.,:xtinus Rumor 4: Annual 4: Cheer Lemlcr 4: Senior Governing Holly, Presi- dent of Class 4: Sweetlie:11'ts 4: Coronzition. 'llurii IIELD May Ilfete 1, 2: Sub-Deb 2, 3: Glue Club 2, 3: Profluction Stuff 4: A Cappella 4: Ever Since Eve fl: Sweethearts ll CHARLES Wmrrs Football 2, 4. ROSE MARY ll.ilJlllIMEllT IJAN Noiufu .l-Y: Athletic liunfl 1, 2, 3, 4, Orelxestrzt 3, Ll: Lnlin Club 2: Student Volunteers 3: Chemistry Club fl: Ofllce Assistant -l. Miuw iliicoimx G.x1coN1-in St. lvl:1.rk's lligh School: Many lfete 1, 2, 3: Red Cross 1, 3. flimvlum 'l'sc1mNNEN Monitor: I-Y: Basket Ball 1, 2, 3, 4: Sopli-Y: I-ll-Y 3, Ll: Ping Pong Club 4. Doiiori-ix' J ANE Ilousr May Foto 1, 2, 3: Vollcy Ball 1. 2: Basket Ball 1, 2: Spanish Club 2: Roller Skating 2: Ofllce Assistant 3, 4: Bowling Club 4: Echo 4. W lxL'r1in. llil'13r.Liau. ni-Y 4: Footbnll fs. NANCY' GRAY Art Club 3: liiclim: Club 2, 3, President 4: lteul Cross 3: Pep Club LZ, 3: G. A. A. 3, 4: Volley linll 2, 3: linskei l-lull 2, 3: Hockey il, 31 May Fa,-lv l, 2, 3: Table Tennis -I: Bowling' Club AI : Coronation. iitllilllllfl' K. lluifziuiluug l-Y : Soplx-Y: lfootlxanll 2, 3: lVrcstling' 2, 3. fl: 'Przwk 2: Student 'Volunteer 3: A Cappella -l: Chemistry Club -1: Su'cethczu'ts -1, Allltlli ll.l.lm' 'l'r.AoMANN May 'Fctc 1: .'Ir. Honor Society: Girls' Glee Club 1: Hub-.Deb Club 3: Echo l :1per 3, 4: Spanish Club 3: Rowling' Club -1: Pun Am 4: Quill nncl Scroll -l. 23yS..2 Senior Class OWEN ROAGH Press Club 1: Art Club 1, 2: Hi-Y 3, 4: Pan Ani 3: Spanish Club 3. JANE. RUSSELL BUSH Pep Club 2: G. A. A. 2, 4: Ping Pong 2, 4: Red Cross 1, 2: Hockey 2, 3, 4: Varsity 2, 3: Mny Fete 2: Bowling Club 4: Riding Club 4: Office Assistant 4. CARL HARRISON JUNE ELLEN ROTH Jr. Honor Society: Press Club 1: Glee Club 1, 2: A Cappella 3, 4: May Fete 2, 3: French Club 3: Pep Club 3: Spring Concert 3: Student Volunteers 4: Sweethearts 4. RICILERD Nizwcoius Al NE PIFFLE ' ket Ball 1: Ping Pong Club 2: Tennis Club Ji -Deb Club . C EX Jop ' gh ehool: Band 1: R. O. T. C. Mili- tary Be 2: latin Club 2: Biology Club 2: Clu : Library Assistant 4: Ping Pong Club 4. ITH IRENE YVILLIAMS Roosevelt High: Roller Skating Club 3: Pep Club 3, 4: May Fete 3. Athli-tic and 3, 4: Chess Club 3, 4: Chemistry J ACK SWEENEY University City: Stamp Club 1 : Art Club 3, 4: Xlfebster Echo 4. Gettin' Hot N. C. , f Q fd C 1 1 go-050, ,Qflpcllig-1315 Y FJ f x Lay n 1 an V ' Flick Wood uh, 4151. IFreie1't, lrl'Cl 'tlu Coffman Hiers Duerr Giacoletto Dixon , ff - Kemrnerling -' .5-Q yr if xg? N X5 Carter 313 C Q -N Hundley fs CE J x '- 'N W 1 gg? ere 1, Qofixxj- R Paulson E Garvin T Hudson 3 S is Cook Gosen ' Schroeder Drew lloimirif NVAYNE C01.'Er.ANn lplonor Grucluaite Monitors: Jr. Honor Society: Rifle Club 1: Orchestral l, 1'ri'siLlent 2: String Quartet 1, 2: Music Contests 1, 2: l.:itin Club 2: Tennis Club 2, 3, fl: Tennis 'l'e:nn 2, -l: Bzulniinton Club 2, 3, -I: llzulininlon 'I'e:i1n 2, Sl, -lg Table Tennis Club 2, Il, fl: Chemistry Club ii: Annual 3, Edi- tor At: Corcmaitiong Quill und Scroll 4: Hi-Y fl: Credit :mil Savings Club -1. .limx C,nu.x-'NN Woolf tilee Club 1: May .lfete 2, 3: G. A. A, 2, 3, fl: Tennis Club 2, 3: .Riding Club 3: ice Skating Club 2, ll, -I: ,l-lockey 2, 3: Vnlley Bull 2, -l: Proiluution Statflf -I: lGliz:.Lbetli the Queen -l. .liiuizs linens I-Y: Sopli-Y: 'Frzick 2: Germain Club 2: XVrestling' 2: lfoollxzill 3: Table Tennis -1: Cheni- istrv fl: l'un Ani -l. l'l'l'll'lGl, DIXON tl. A. A. 1 3 Vulley Qllnll 2: Bowling Club Al. l'l.xNu-ii. ll1+:N'lc1.m:soN 'IluNm.iiY Fuolbnll 1, 2, Ji, -I: llnslcet Bull 1, 2. 3, -l: Tennis Club ll, 2: I-Y: Monitor: Hopli-Y: Latin Club 3, ll: lli-Y 3: XV. Club 3: Heil Cross 3: Coronation. .lu ANN Wisnirxx ttucvix .bum lVl'l.l,l.lM flosicx' I-Y: Monitor: Supl:-lf: lterl Cruss 2: Latin Club 2, il: Bowling.: Club Il, -l: Ping Pong Ll. Ilmns Mme ll.u'M,xN Roosevelt Pligli: film' Clllb 1: Rillim: Club 2, 3, fl: Bowling Il, fl: Pep Club 3, President -1: Li. A. A, 3, -I: Vulley 'Hull 3: Vatre-sity 3, -i: May Fute l, 3: Ollice Assislzint 3, 1: l in1.:' Pong' -1: Cheer Lesulur Al: ilnclcey 3: Varsity -4: lee Skat- ing.: Club -I: Annuul Al: Coronation. Mnxrox F1llGlElt'l' . Iinskut Hull l, 2: l ootb:lll 2, 3: 'Przick 2, 3, 4. .Xi.u'1f: llricixir, ltolli-r Skating 3, -I: Sub-llcb 3: Mny lfete 2, 3, fl: Mixed Chorus: Pep Club 3, -l: G, A. A. 3, vl. Wmuucx lxm1i11u:l.iNr.: Monitor: I-Y: Hlhljll-YI lli-Y 3: liuilniintun 3: Pltlllllifilllll Stull' I: A Cnppmrlln Il, -1: Football 3. Al: river Since live, Uliliznbetli the Queen -1: Surf-tlie:ii'1s I. .I mx l.mu:.uxic Winn.:-: 'While Cups 1: Hlee Club 1, 2: Spunisli Club 2, 3: l'ep Club 2: Heil Cross 1, 2, 3: May lfete 1, 2, Sl: A Cappella 3, -1: Howling' Club Al: Swu1'llieurls -I. zsyx, Senior Class llioimim DALE HUDSON Monitor: Football 1, 2, 3: Beginning Choir 1, 2: A Cappella, 2, 3, ft: Badminton 2: Sweet- hearts 1. RUTH SCHROEDER Chicago, Ill.: Latin Club 2, 3: Math Club 2: Amerieunism Club 3: G. A. A. 1, 2, 3: Glee Club 2, 3: A Cappella 4: French Club fl: Sweet- lieartsn 4. Lmvluixon FLICK, JR. Clinton, Connecticut: Basket Bull 1, 2 : Varsity Soccer 1, 2: President of Class 2: Student Coun- 2:16011 Teani 3: Echo -1: Fencing Club 4: 1- -. N-ANCY J ANE COFFBIAN Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4: Athletic Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Pep Club 2, 3, -l: G. A. A. 3, 4: May Fete 1, 2: Music Contests 1, 2, 3: Rifle Club 1: Chemistry Club 4, Enng GIACOLETTO Minnox L. CARTER Volley Ball 1: Chemistry Club 2: Radio Club 2, 3: Pan Am 2, 3: Spanish Club 3: Jr. Acad- emy olf Science 3: Fencing Club 3 : Thespiuns 3: Produetioii Staff 4. LEoN.uum PAULSON l.-Y: Monitor: Latin Club 2: Sopli-Y: Spnnisli Club 3: Chess Club 3, President -1: I-li-Y 3, -1. C.-nm LEE COOK Guoimis D. DREW Chemistry Club Ll: Red Cross fl. Experts 'Z ? ? ? EN' Qck wrk 5 Q GX 5 Smith -X 3, ,NCD R2 X4 Flautt R' UQSKW X s Oster 42 gf vm Q 6 N GJ Linde . l Ne TS X3 Q Weintz kink Randall gig ew.: 1 410' MGD GMX :J-1:-Rui U , V - I, ,N Sul ivan . -4341 'f5iW 3 'Life 7vfa. at on. J T .. Ju ' , Lenzeu I -4.4 r I If r ' S x q 14 , .4i!,J7i: A A Sears xv LL 55 I Goodenough Soutar Rudolph Logue Mcliaig Lamb Wagner Kipp Stroot Karnler Blwuldellburg 19w s. 1 Vf x'L0.egg,,, Ere xf1,.K t. sg 1 F v v ,J 'Gov' ug-RWQJ uw jytif' 5315,-g,1rg,,,,f ,S ,.4A,-5,141 'H-'if c-f2'1:f.-1221 rj ,o.n.-,g-fin. fd f f' i , V , rf, I ,I 234.1 ,,::,,4f4-Af,--1-fI:::.v1'2J r'f 'f'9U ..,Ls4Pv-,.l-4-4' - 'J Aff- if , . fnvvsa- fn Y . ,,,,. A , ' KI, Y ff,-.-rv! .f yur Afpvvt.-54, gv,,A..1,,.,,,..,.-l4,.,,, I., .4,.mI., 17, lf? nj tiTial.i-:s'1'i': llliunic t2i'u'lc Ilonor Gl'21fl.llll'fC Foiuuasi' J. 1SiAIlMER 1 t Rifle Club 2: Badminton 2, 3: Spanish Club .lunior llonor Sooioty: .lieu Club 1 3 lllziy Fmt: 1, 2, 2, -l: Pop Club 2: l,:.1tin Club 2, 3, Al: Lzttinus Rumor H, ltlilitor ti: Et-ho Ilzipor 3, -I: Annunl Il, -t: Spanish Club 3: Pain .Xin El, 'll Arc-lufry Club 1: lco Skating' Club 2: llollor Skating Club Sl: 'I'ort'lu 3, -1: Howling: Club -1: 1.iicliin.:' Club -1: Stutlt-nt Voluntc-ters 1: Corona- tion: Quill :intl Scroll -1: Square Lbtiiiciiig' Club -I 3 Sllllltll' Goi'L:l'nilu-L Iiocly. llion.uui lllolxin' Oswl-:ii Junior Honor Soc-ioty 1 : Monitor: Jr. Ac-:ulmny ot' Scioiu-o 1: lfootbztll 'l, 2: Ilunml I, 2: Stuilont Council 1, 2, 3, ll: 'Pztblo 'IK-nnis Club 3, l'rt-si- :It-nt ll: Clic-niistry Club -2: l'rusimlont of Strnior School -I: Coronaition. 0'lli-:AN Il. iliANIMLl'. Glow Club 1 : llowlim.: Club -1: Oillm: .Xssistnnt Vt: ldulio -1. 'lfnoims lliaxiiv Slams Monitor: l-lzinml 1, 2, Pl: Om-livsti':i 1. 2, 31 'l'l-nf-k 2, Il, -l: Spanish Club 2, il: Slutlvnt Coun- vil 3, -l: Hnnnish Pzinor 2, Il: lll-Y ri: Ping' Pong -1: CllL'Illi9l.l'X Club -l: Coronation, lJoi:o'ruY 'lillll0l',l'll Suribblt-rs 1 : Mui' Foto 2: liziskct .lizill 3. Nmuxx tl. Illini: I-Y: Jr. Avzuluiny ot' Si-ium-o 1, 2: St-rilmblt-rs' Soon-ty 1, 2: l,:1tin Club 2: Sonia-Y: Ili-Y 3, -l: llowlintr Club Il, -I: lfnotlmull Il, -l: l+Jvur hint-0 Evo VI: lCIiznbutli tlue Quovnn AI. Ulnlllil S'ri:oo'r Sc-ribblcrs 1: Moy lfotu 3: l.ibr:iry Staff fl. S'l'l'lll'.-lll'l' fl. Sllirru, .T1i. Xvnsliington, D. C.: Swiinminf.: 1, 2: Latin Club 1, 2: I-ll-Y 3: 'l't-nnis Club 2, 3: Corona- tion. l+li,1z.u:m'i'1i .XNXIC lnxmc May I-'mv 1, 2, 3: tl. A. A. 1. 2: Uuwliml Club Al: Ollico Assistant 'l. lCnu'.unm .Ionx S1fi.i.1v.xN. .li:. Monitor: 'l'l'Jll'li .I, 2, Cl, -1: Vnolbztll 2, 3, -li Wrestling' 2: Cnptnin Il, ft: Ili-Y 'l. lll l'n HlHllll'1Ntll'iill Rollur Skating.: Club 2, Il: llanlniinton Club 2: ,lliililig Club 2: Spzinisli Club 21 Spnnisli llaipor 2, 3. BlAl'llY lmolu-1 Junior Avmloniy ol' Soil-in-tr 1: liiilo Club Ii: l , Clwniislry Club -l: Coronation: Nluliull IlLflllI'l' fjlJl!I'2ltUl'S -I. ANNA Muir W.u:Ni':1:. llonor tllurliizito 'SLK Soribblt-rs 1: R1-il Cross 1 3 Jr, .Honor Sor-ioty 1: Latin Club 2, 3, -1: llollt-r Skating Club 2, ll: G. A. A. 2, Il, -1: May Ft-to 2, Il: Ping Pong -1: liowllnp: Club -I: Clit-niistry Club tl: l.1ltll'lllS R-nnor -I: lGi-bo -1: l':in .Xin tl: Snlutzitorlttn. zvyx., 3: Bs-ginning Choir 3: 1-li-Y -1: A Caplfclla. fl: Su'ootlic:trts Il. ll.lAIlY P,vriuoLx FLAUTT Honor Gmcliiziie Xvicliim, Kansas: Loaders Club 1: Representa- tivu Asbombly 1, 2, 3: Latin Club 2: Christmzts Pageant 2: Spanish Club 3: Pun Ani 3, -1: Howling' Club bl: Senior Governing Body: Coro- nation. XVILLLXKI Finsomuoii WEINTZ Athletic Band 2, 3: Hi-Y 3, 11: Student Vol- unteers 3, -1: Bc-ginning Choir 2: Oporetla Z: A Cuppvlla 3, -1: Swootl1est1'ts 4: Elizabeth the Quuc-1 ll: Production xtnff , A . 'J 9' V J al. L I U , '. 4 . MA t f luiiizlxmau. 1, LE1 ZEN K ' Press Club 1: Art Club 1, 2, 3, A : Pep Club 2, 3, 4: Tennis Club 2: Pan Am 2, 3, 4: May 'Foto 2, 3: G. A. A, 3, 4: Echo 3, 4: Production Stuff bl: Ping Pong' 4: Dowling Club -t: Eliza- both the Queen 11. llouiciri' Cif1.u:1',Es SOUTAI: NANCY EL1z,u:1zTH llflolxluo Glcc Club 1: Scribblcrs' Society 1, 2: Jr. Honor Society 1: May Foto 1, 2: Oporettzi 2: Stuvlont Council 1, 2, 3: BZ.1tll1lll1lO1l Club 3: Pan .Xin 3: lflvlio 3: Latin Club 2, 3, li: Torch 3, 4: A Cappella Choir 2, 3, -1: Spring Concert 3: Howling Club fi: Annual ll: Su'eethez1rts 4. f '1-i.uu,1+:.s IQEXNETII KIPP 1-Y: supil-Y: Hi-Y 3. MY.R'i'mc CEIJQSTE BRANDENBURG Archery 1: Glco Club 1, 2, 3. 'mx 7 Button, button Selbert Rieger Lloyd Schall Conn Schleiffarth Hines Miller Henderson Schatz McCrary Mercier Nations K , Lgghnan 'ibfi' ,if-VAJ J jf 1 J Akai, pb Mu ' ' . X r f- JJ .Beg 73? I ,pu W tv 1 V I oettger qi? . lab Keltner Bartz Hogcland Fialka. nnedy 5 J .95 U ' I fue 35,1 Q hi wi ,. Q W WS., 'ff 11 J llf, . ,PLN ' 0 iff, , fx I ' 1 1 .1 ' Up' .V .-LL.. U qw iff ,.-J Xl ' K iw - .iv 1 C- lui, '. ll1C'l'llQ Slllllll-Jllfl' JLIUl.lOl' Gimliizilc .unior 'l-lonm' Soviuly: Student Council 1: 'May lfuto 2, Il: tllnue Club 1, 2, Prosiellfnt 1: P1111 Am Z, Il, -lg Spanish Club il: 'l'oi'c'h Il, -lg lsluho l':1pn-r 33 Jr. Snow Qumran: Annual l: Coronation: Quill :xml Scroll -lp Senior Govern- im.: Body. lfllnmim Suri.-lI.r. M.u:.x' .UNI-1 llixi-is Spanish Club 2-lg Howling' Club -I: Ullivc As- sislzinl il. .luux l'. Suiiwz lN'luni1m': llrislu-I lizlll Il: A Cuppullu. 2, 3, -11 lllvlio l':ipcr 2: Il'lm-ily 12: Spring: Convert I-ll I'im,:' l'nu1.:' I-lp l'2owlinl,:' Club Sig l'i'ulliu-lion Stull -I3 l+Ix'm:r Slum- lllvx- -lg I':xn .Xin -lg lf1lizubulh the Qm-uni -I: A-SX1'L't,!lIll'Zll'f.S -1. .lloms N.-vrioxs llluce Club 1 : liollox- Skating' Club 2, IZ: Ollicc As::ist:.inl. 2, 3: Vulllxy llull 2: l.:xlin Club 2: Haulniinton Club 12: Nlny I 1-tv 2: l':1n Ain Il, -lg IOL-lm -lg Howling' Club -I: lfrum-li Club -lg Sunior GllX'0l'l'Ill1l4' Hmly. lloizi-'wi' .H0l'l'l l'lll4lll Plwrss Club 1,5 Arulim'y Club l 3 Monitor: Snph-YQ 'lfoollmll Ll, Zi, -l: l':1n Ani Sl, -lg Arc-li-:i'y Club lg Howling.: Club I-lg lli-Y 3: l'inf.: Pong 1, nl. AN N141 1f'l:.lNui-is lloca 1-:1'.,lND I-lullimmwv, A-I:u'ylnnrl-llnlvorsily City: Alb- lmflim- Club 1 1 lilcling' Club 2, 3, -'Ig l-Zzirllninlon 23 ,llowling Club 2, -lp Im- Skilling Club Ll, -lg ldvhu -1. linux .losai-:l-ii lliimiair. 1Jol:o'1'ilY limi lfuNN Pop Club 2: fl, A. A. 23 f.lll,-if Club ZZ: lloclcoy 21 'Volluy Bull 23. Wu.I.'mn 1l1i.l.i-:iz Athletic Hulul Ll, I-ig llziml 33 Hi-Y lg A Cnppullu l: Clmn1isl1'y Club -l. M.-lim,-xluc'l' llllvl2,1:.li:,Y Howling Club -I: l rl-rn-li Club -lg Sub-Dub Club 3, fl: Ijilll Am Cl, -I. l iu'i'z L0'l'll1l.-KN' Prcsiulcnl l-Y: Monitor: Rillr: Club .l, 23 Foul- lmll 1, 2. 3, -l: llnskot llull 1, 2, 3, ll: 'l'i':u'ii 1. 2, Il, -lg Sllllll-YI l'lugiimim.:' Chuir 23 lli-Y Il, -'ll XV. Club 3. -l: l4'lrs-ily Il: l rz,-silh-nl Mill-Senior Class 3: uS11'L'0UlC1ll'lS -lg Curunsiliun, lCi,1z.-usif:'i'li .lxwi,'1'N11-:ii Hull Cross l 1 Sc-l'ibbl01'S' Sum-iviy 1: Kluy Full: 25 Hflillllllllllll Club 2, Il: liisling' Club il, -l: Howling Club Il, -lg l1'i'l-iwli Club 3, -l: A Cup- pl-llu -lg Echo -l. 29 Senior Class W ILLIAM' F. FIALIQA Monitor: Press Club lg Red Cross 1, 2, 3, -11 Pun Am 3, -lg Echo 2, 3, 4. B1.lll'l'IT-X X7IlllllNI11 LLOYD Cleo Club 1: White Caps 15 Beginning Choir 2, Il: Latin Club 23 May .lfete 23 Pup Club 33 Spring' Concert, 3: Suspect 113 A Cappella 4: l.':1n Am -lg SVVOUUl0iLl'tS 43 Echo Qmeung lfro- lluulion Stuff -1. .-lumix D.xLic Soiir.E1'ivmRTIL l-Y: Football 1, 2, -l: Basket Ball 1, 2, 3, 4? lizisebull 1, 2, 3, -lg 1-li-Y 33 XV. Club 3. lJoie.o'i'ny C. 1l1iN1mEnSoN Glen: Club 1, 23 A Cappella. 3, fl: Muy ,Foto 1, 2, 3: Sub-Deb Club ZZ, 33 Pun Am ZZ, 3, -Ig Pep Club 1, 2, 3: Spring Conf-ort 3: 'Pablo Tennis -1: Howling Club -l: French Club 43 1Elizubutl1 the Qucmf' -lg S-w0ctl1cz1l'ls 4. Yixul-:x'i' J. M1c1u':1Ei: St. Louis High 1, 2, 33 Golf T in l5m i'x ' , lsi t 3'-Y: Q -'Z .lc us A,1QvA!fn'K ction Q 1 Y, 51lEEN 3 Eliza- Jc h the Quo ' -' 5 Su'cL carts -L BIARY JAJE KENNEDY .Junior mlm' Socictv: Glee Club 1, 2: Latin Club 1, 2, 3, -lg Ic. Skating' Club 33 Spanish Club 3: Pa i Am 3: Suspect 43 Lzxtinus Rumor -lg Product on Stuf l ' JE- .. '-li1n4'ti- ay e', l ' . rl . ,ss 7, 'J llkg 1 0 ,J-1 Xlfby, Chester I ! I ' w Q33 U, b M U,ffQf?!fM JWQJJ f .viii igtftlff Aplw,fPWFj,,fg7 van de Steeg AJ 1 - 'I sz? Lflff, G'B91111B AN ' -4 U, 5' 3' L5 7' Q gfbgtyf .-i?-5,-l'h,N, F' pf 'G+ ff J'4fA7'5-- . 3 ,J -Le ,Wigs ,ff F01 'ug if KH X? if J 6' ,J ' Bilfpckfjf N' :J VJ -3' 1' is fr ,QI ,-I F' f ji - M Uthoff .3 ,QQ Dupre I f Eberhardt . f Y t U Billman J,'jx 'De' el ul Blough 5 Inj ' Texier x Deichmann Carpentier Wolff xVAll.lll4IN llilixvix Glcirmczii .llonor tl1':1flim1'e Junior llonor Soc-iotyi Monitor: Sopli-Y: Latin tflub 2, H, fl: Student Voluntoors 3, -I3 'I'o1'cli ll, -lg lii-Y: Annual 'Ig Quill :tml Scroll -l. JANE lSAll'l'll, Ui..ix1c.1f May l.-'eta l: Glue Club 2, Roller Skating Club 3: liutlnxinton Club H. Nl':vu.l,E fl'1:EzEv.xN'1' BUCK Ju. Kirkwuutl: .l ootb:1ll lg Tennis 'l'm-:um LE, llowl- ing Club Ii, -lg Howling 'l'0zun fl: Pun Am Llp Coronzition. f,fIll.liN'l Iu LEE Pop t'lub 2: liollcr Slcuting' Club 233 Howling Club '1. 12ITll.lVAllll lli-:Nm lblwluc Football 1, 2, 3, -lp Gull' 1, 2, Il, -lj Ili-Y -l. llE'r'1'v TJOUISIE Dmmixr, l!:uQlmlnton Club 2: Sub-lleb Club 35 Ollice Assistant Il. BUDDY 1JlClltllIllIAXN' Lo1:N.x .lilil-I MANS Muy lfott- 2: lu:-tl Cross 2, 31 G. A. A. 23 GL-rlnzln Club 24: 'l'm'c-h Zi, fl: 'Fliospiuns Il: Pro- duction Stull? 'lp Annuul fig liver Since Evo -l. Cl: A ir: il lE uf I'1fI l' Monitors: Press Club 1: 'Football 13 l-Y: Athlulii- liund 1: Sopll-Y: lli-Y 3: ,Ecrlm l'upor Q 7 21: Hunml l, 1.3 Ol'K'lll'Sl.l'1l 1, L.. Il: Iizulio Club 31 . Howling.: Club 2.5 Musiw- Contest: Stunm Club 1, 2. .l'rr:siclent 3: Student Cuuuvil Il: Pun Ani 'l: 'Frucli -lg Coronation. DUIIIS M. xnxx me STEEG tilt-o Club 1, 2: Press Club l : May Fr-to l, 22 lm- Skating Club 23 Choir 3, Pun Ani Il: A C:i1n.noll:l -lg Stuclunt. Volunteers fl: lit-tl Cross -I: Diver Since Eve -lg t'u1'onution3 Swuotlu,ezu'Ls fl: l'runlum.-tion Stull. fl. ' llitriulum LICIC llf.ttflil'IY Monitor-5 lluwling Club Sl, Ai, lf'ootb:.ill ll, 'l'r:1r:li fl. llnmcxlc wlllillll.-lllll'l' 31 YL- Senior Class DAVID Eiiiuzluin BLOUGH lf'ootb:.t1l 1, 2, 3, 43 I-Y: Monitor, Soph-Y: l-ii-Y 3, Rell Cross -4, 'l'lEI.EN C.tnl'EN'1'1E'1: Honor Gl'2ltl1lil.lfC Arclicry 13 Gleo Club 1, 3: Ice Skating Club 2, 33 Theslxiuns 3, -lg A Cappella 3, -lg Produc- tion Sum? 3, fig G. A. A. 2, 2-2, 4: Tennis Club 2, 33 Suspect 43 Bowling Club 43 Sweethearts 4. DoN.x1.n L. P. J. GEANGER l-Y: Monitors: Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Baseball 1, 2. 3, 'lg Soph-Y 23 Football 35 Hi-Y 3, Chemistry Al: Student Volunteers 43 Production Staff 4. GEOECMNNE COON GEORGE C. BENNE, Jn. Badminton Club 1, 23 XYrest1ing Team 3: Hi-Y 43 Rifle Club 4. ALICE ALINE UTHOFF Mixed Chorus lg May Fete 1, 2, 31 Glee Club 23 Tennis Club 2: Hockey 25 Varsity 43 Pep Club 2, 3, 43 G. A. A. 3, 4: A Cappella 3, 45 Pan Am 3 4: Red Cross 35 Spring' Concert 3: Sweetl1ez11'ts 4. ALBERT BILLMAN Domiucs BIARIE TEXIE11 Avcliery 13 Moy Fete 2, 3: G. A. A. 2, 3, 4: 100 Skating Club 2, 3, 4: Art Club 23 Tennis Club 23 Riding Club 33 Spanish Club 3: Pro- lluc-tion Stullf 45 Chemistry Club, 45 Bowling Club 4. Nom1.tN WOLFF ln the dumps Ritzen Hackward Houghtlin Kennedy Mozley 4 I W Murphy Wjii W Person off' K- , rw W ffl' V . X517 -V ' gVf5'Vf. G xrLL3lJj.!g.Jy I WW . ,xl ' .. 1 .,, jr f'gf'Qif'!ffLf'V,yJ wr?'b?ikL!'4Qf'Ml ,KL K J ,,1f'5 'N 'U 511, iffy' f f' 6,4 ' Jordan Af ja- jvjiiwif Hedrick Hewett McC1'ary Gerstung Huston Jones Cook Price Meyers Richardson l' fy rj X.J , I ' of MM Qu U X U C11.-uu.11s J. lil'l'Zl'lN Boys' Glue Club 1 g Monitor: I-Y: Soph-Y: lgli-Y 3: A Czipinellu 12, Il, -Ig fJl'Clll!Sll'il 1, 2: Iiowliug Cl11b Zig l ootb:1ll ZS: l1'Ireily 2: Sprinf: Comwert H: l'im.:' lutlllg' -l: Clin-luistry Club -li Student Voluntc-4-rs -Ig Annuul -I: Stmlent Coun- v1l -lg l':m Am -tg 2-Iu'oetl1u:11'ts -l: Coronaition: Senior tlovv1'11i11g' liomly, I+I1.1z.u:1-:'1'11 l'll.Ytlll lx,1-:Nm-nm' Roller Sluitiixg Cl11b 1 : Glue Club l g Muy ,lfeto 1, 2: Killing' Club 2, Il: .lvllll A111 3, -lg Choir 3: Spring: f'lllll'l'l'l Il: Sub-D1-b 2: A Czlppr-llzi -l: Howling Club fl: Studi-nt Volunteers -lg .ICQ-l1o -1: Swm-tl1e:11'ts -I. llox,x1.11 l,l'lllliY New York: lli-Y II, -I. .lo.xN lXtll'1H'l'I'Ill Mixed Chorus l : Holler Skating' Club 1: 4Xl'C'llCl'X Club lg Many Velo 2, Il: Art Club Il, -tg Howling: Club -lg lti1lim.:' Club -l, l' -11'1 N I l 1-'w 1- 1 1' l-Y: Soph-Y: lli-Y Hg llunrl 1, 2: lluncl Club 1, 2g l'rn-ss Club lg llzulminlon Club 1, Eg Monitors: .lr. gXC!ltlt'lllj' oi' Ss-lielirii 11 Cll'4'll0Sll'il 1, LZ: Vootbull J, Il, -I: 'l'l'1ll'li IJ, 3, -ig Slilllill Club 1, Zig Student Council Il, -I: NV, Club: S1-nlor flovs-rnl11l: Holly -Ig l'3lll Am -l. .lowic ll11s'1'oN l7iilSkl5t Hull 1, 2, Cl: Vollvy liull l, 2: May lfelo 2, Il: L., A. A. 2: ltolll-1' Skating' Il: Pep Club Ilg I'roilun-lion Stull -lg liver Since Eve -1: l'Ul't7ll7ll.lUll. ll-11.1.1111 l,Illt'l'I lliuriitorp Boys' fllve Club 13 l-Y: Soph-Y: Ili-Y 3, fl: A l'Jl1lI.ll?lllL I-1, -l: Howling Cl11b 32 l1'ir1-fly :lg Sprint: Convert ll: lizuul 1, 2: lic-:1tl1 'Pailios :i I-loliml:1y Il: SNYl'lf'lQllCill'lS -I. .il.lAllll.YN lI.u'1cw,u1n .lunior llonor Soi-ielyg Svribblers' Hoc-iuty 1, 2: lm- Slc:1ti1u.:' 12: l.:1tin Club 2, 3, fl: German Club 3: Roller Skating 2, 3: Many .Ivete 1, 2, 3: Cllt!llIlStI'j' Club -lg Howling' Club -lg Annual -tg Eullo -'I. .loux Moz1.1-11' l1llill'l0ltl', N. C.: rllee Club 1: Uowlim.: Club I 2, J.: lf'ootb:1ll 2, Il, -lg Clu-ss Club Il, -I: Wrest- ling' -l, ll11.1'1'1u1'1-1 l.. l'1c1:soN NV111'uos1u1', Alzisszwlittscttsg T-lusluet Bull 1, 2, 3, -lg Spzuiish Club 2: llnnrl l, 23 lSlzu:kI'ri:1rs l3I'5llllJlliI' Sui-in-ly 2: Slmnisli Club 35 l'z111 Am I-l. -I: 'Fhespiuns 3, -l: Simian-a't -l: I'l'ililllt'llOll Stull -1: liiilimg' Club -I g Coronintiong ljowlixig Club -I g Senior f,i0Vl!l'lllIlg' lioily. ll11'11.u1nil. iltlllll.-KN University City: 'l'l'Jlt'li 1, -ig l1OZ,Itl0l'Slllll Club 1 : SllLll'lSlllL'll't-l Club 1 : lloys' Choir 1 3 llgnsebzill 1, Li: lliilv Club 2: lizulminton Club 2, -I: Ping' l'on-' Club 1' l ootb'1ll 'I' lli Y 'l I' l-iiilinf B -V ' . - - . - - . ' . - A Club -I: lleziltli Club -I: l l't.'Ill'll l':1pe1' -I: Senior fiOVt?l'llllll-.Y Holly. J 1-:AN llcvt'11,x11Y lt'l'tllll'll Club -l. 33 Senior Class F.1:.xN1i L111:.,xX11 .Toxins llonor Cil'ildUf1lAG Hbeboyun, Xliiseonsing Debate Club 1, -lg Foot- ball 1: llrzxinutics Club 1, 3g Student Govern- ment 1, 33 N. lf. I.. 1, -lg Beta Club 2, 3: Speech Club 1, -lg Logic Club 2g l-li-Y -lg Savings and Credit Club -l: Vziletlictoriun. .l 1-:AN llli-11711119 Roller Slcuting 1, 2, 3: May Foto 2, 3: Pam Am 3: Pep Club 2, 3g 1-iowling Club 4. ll'11.1.1.x11 .llo11c:11'1'L1N lJo1:,o'1'11Y M11111'11Y Roller Slutting Club 2, 3: Sub-Deb 2, 3: Pan 4Xlll 3. llu:11'.u:11 WEST ti,x1:111111'11 A-lonitor: Press Club 1: Art Club 1g l':1n Am 3, -'Ig Spanish Club 3: H1VllLlSlllTllTlCl' Nigl'1t's l,11'ezi1n 3: l-li-Y -1 3 Ever Since Eve fl: Eliza- beth the Queen -lg Production Staff ll. 1'l.lllY l lAll1'llE'lT lil 11111110 ii .llonor Ul'5ltltlill'C Junior Honor Society: Volley Bull 1g Glue Club lg Archery 1: French Club 2, 3, 4: May Fute 2, 3g HlVIlllSUl'lll'l'ICl' Ni1.:'ht's D1'e:1n1 3: Clieniistry -l: Art Club -lg Echo -1. ll 11.1.1111 ll. G111as'1'11NG Country Day Svhoolg Football lg Basket Ball 13 Basel:-:1ll 1, -l: Football 2, 3, 4: Bztsliet 132111 2, Il, -l: Ilasebnll 2, 3g 1-li-Y 3: XV. Club 3. IJi'll'l,0'I'llY M. Coo1c Glee Clllb 1g Archery Cl11b 1: Roller Skiltillg' Club 2, 3: limlxninton Club 2, 3: Pep Club 2g Aluy Feta 2, 3: Sub-Deb 3: Spanish Club 3: B.1wling Club -l: Office Assistant -l, .Toux ll. ll1c11,u11msoN Art Club 2, 3, -lg Track 3, -l. Danger I Hoener LiOI1bC1'gG1' Daily Liudhohu Houle Glilhillll UEl1'1J911ffiC1' LIIIJIJCIIIISCI1 Cutter Hite Fricke Hofmeistcr Inglis Burton Hccklc Germain Brooks A Q Q V b N Ji, Sf GQ lI,l W X Ili-min' C. Ilmcxl-:ic Monitor, l-Y: Sopb-Y: lli-Y 3: llzulminton Club 13, 31 Pun Ani 3, -lg Bowling Club 3: Annual -I: Cnrunzitiong Senior 1,lnvurning Holly. ,XIIIIIIICY lliximlloml Pep Club 2, 3, -I: l':in Ann 3, -Ig G. A. A. 3, -I: May Fell- 2, 3. I'.u'1, U.lIII'l'IN'I'IlCll Olllm- .lssistrxnl Ig l'Ic:Im fl, Ylmauxm I.Ul'ISlC llrria Cllr-me Club 1, LZ: Press Club lg Spanish Club Il: Sub-Ilub ZZ, 3: lflvlio 3, -I: I':1n .Xin 3, -I. .XIAX lxums th'uol1-y, Colornrlug Choir 2, 33 A Cuppellu -IZ l-'irm-ily 25 Wm-sllilig' 2, 3, -I: Volley I-lull 22 Iizuliu Club 2: Allilvtir Ilnnal 223 llzxnrl 23 Orulws- tru 2: Spring: Concert 3: lli-Y -I: Swvutlu-urls -I. Nuuxl-: lI1sl:u.uN tI:u'4Is-nvillv: Iihlim.: Club 23 Sub-lneb Club 3: lun Skating: 3: Spnnisli Club 3, SIIIIILICY Mlm liml Cross 'lg Alny lfrrtu 23 Ollie-e Stuff 3, -I. lloxxua I. .1-' iioxlu-:xml-ii: lfluvliuy , ', -I: Vzlrsily 3, -I3 :kut Hull 2. 3, -lg ol ' Hull 2, Vnrsily 33 I. A. A. 2, 3, l'rc-s' - . Club 2, 3, -Ig 1 ,e Club 1, 2, 3: May 2, 3' .X C ppolln - Student Volun- teers - , Jilin-lr Assl: .x 3, -I ' nnuul -I : Sweet- Ill!3ll'l.S'i -I 3 IuUl'01lIIII0l' Mini .noli. ldxlilox R:ln1s'y ltelrmxl 1: Stu- lrenl ouum-il ' Wu' iuri irist 33 Cluzmistry Club -3 '. . . ' I . . ' A IIIC lI,I'Ill UI-l,l', . ' lmifliiatv I lin C ui 12, 3, 3 l':1n Ain ., President -IZ S1 ni:-uh C w 33 .lr llunor Sm-in-ty: 'Porvli 3, -1: ' ulunl 'mluntecrs -I1 Many Pele 2, 33 l'rmllu:- in Stn' 2, 3, - Pun.: I'ung' -I: Clmxnislry Club : Ann :xl -lg Gver Since Eve -Ig Coronutiun. llom-zirr -'. 'mc lfluwicia Munitr 'Q Il minion Club, lrli-Y -I. NASH' lilulrrnx Mnttoon, lllinnis l, 133 Tennis Club 33 Pun Am EI: A Cumwllu 3, -13 May Feta- 33 Stuclont Volluun-01's -I: lfrenvli Club -I1 Swv:-lliuzirls -I. asyx., .-Q. Senior Class lbcx liicoolis Rifle Club 2, 3, -I. XVILIIIAM lf. IIANES lied Cross 1, 2, 35 Soph-Y: XVrcs1.ling 23 Boys' liowlmg' Club 3. II1eu..u:n Lewis DAIJ1' Illsmzx Gliilllilll .Junior 1-lonor Society: Latin Club 23 Death 'l':1kes at Holiday 33 'I'ox'arich 33 Production Stuff -I: A Cappella, 3, 43 Roller Skating Club -Ig Swuutl1earts -Ig Coronation, Elizabeth the Queen -l. , I V .Mules .L 111151-'1'1s1: pfj5 Oruliestru 1, 2, 33 Operetta 2: ,lu P' -r 1, 2, 3, 4: Science Club 1, 2, 33 So -Y' -Y 3' Qlill 'ind Scroll 3, 1' Chemistr, Clu lxcd BL r ll ulm W ibrziry Ass . n s 4 Olic Ass s A 7 . ff - I , IX V, 11 , I - . I 1 -Y . W M, C ll , P. 1. ' , ' X BIC'I l'Y llosi-1 Ixomxmjj Iluncl 1: Jr. Honor Society: Press Club 11 Student Council 13 Seribblcrs' Society 1: Fenc- ing' Club 15 Latin Club 23 Tennis Club 2, H: lee Slcutinsg Club 2: Echo Paper 3, -lp Sub-Deb Club 3: Pan Am 3, -1: German Club 3. .IANI-1 C,xi:r.soN Volley Bull 'l'e:.un 13 Nerinx Hall: President of Class 23 Basket Bull 23 Bowling Cub fl. K x , ,I I 'Ill ix Just take a squint! fwfr? 5 ary if . frsf 0 1 l, x Ramsey Dunn McCain f ,F Har 5' UU NJ X . rf! ',.fl1T75 1,10 ,Q ,ff AzgwJ yy-f Bedell z f ' gi' g i,,VJ?5 ff nf' W S W 0 J . fx! Up AJ 0. XX pf lgmem, fji W e ,W I ' Ky, x 'jdf Y jid ' fri? .fluff I. Y, f'6 lyk! 4' Paschen .f A Agri' ,, Brust Um H umph roy Myers Bennett Butler Peterson X Wk Teak K Schiff 'W 33 Schmid lX114161'SO11 . f - !il' 7,1 I ' .LZ V -1 V il. I X jx' If lf, -f 'f J 1 f - , f ' .ff 'l ' . . A ,I T5 If 1 l31ede111m1K11,5,. V! xy 5,51 1,-, flu-.fA.L,,'+ J. 1,94 ,f ' LA -, WL..- - n-,fy 31-L-1, lS ,4I121pfV :P V' J- !'?'.,1L. ,f'l'u jf 7 V1',-xii . I V A -' NIIHSI' x K . f fx! Qu 3017 an w I If x .1 ' n I . I 5 if Q.. 3 1 3 , E I X 625 lloN.u.u S'l'l'Ill'.lll'l' ll11.i.ia.fxl:,Y llouor G l'llt-lllililtl l-Y: Soul:-Y: Stullunt Couuuil 1 : l'1't-siilc-rit of Class 2: llust-bull lg lfmitlntll .l, 2, 3, -l: liziskot Hull I, 2, II, ll: NV. Club 3: 'Puunis Club 1, 3: 'Pvnuis 'l't-:lm 1, 3: Annual ll: Coronution: Quill untl St-roll -l: Sevnior tlovuruiiig Bully. I-l.uus.ur.x llllilllld Mc:t!A1N Arcllvry Club I: Ivo Skating Club 2: l-lovkoy 2: liuslivt Hull 2: Muy Ifutc: 2: Hiding Club 2, Il, ll: 'Vvunis Club 2: Art Club 2, 'l: Pun Ani 3, -l: lf'rl-in-li Club fl: Fri.-uteli l':1uc:r 3: Bowling Club 3, llrusitlunt -l. y v . . : llittlruum W. lIAI.'l'lGM.lN,. Jn. .I louor Gimliiziil- Monitor: limliuiulon Club 2, 3: Gorinun Club 2, 3: Eclio l':ipt:r 2, 3, Editor -l : Quill :ind Scroll 3, -I: U0l'lll2lll l':tpor 3: Clnmiistry Club l, Mlm' 'lflimxrlcs HllMI,'lIllldY Muy Foto 1, 2: Slmuisli Club 2, 3: Art Club 1, 2, 3, ll: ltllliiu: Club 2, 3: 'Volluy Bull 2: Uuslict Hull 2, 3: lcv Sliutim.: Club 2: Sub-Dub Club 32 Pun .Xin 3: Auuuul -l. tiolllxs Ql5u'r1.lau Cl:lrlcsvillt:, Missouri: liuskot llull 1: 'l2'outbull 2: llusr,-lmll 2: Choir 3: lloultb Cub -l. M..urru.x Stillllflf' Many lfutu 22 ltltflm l':t1u:r 2: tl. A. A. 2, 3, -l: l.:1l,iu Cub 2, 3, 'I: Girls' 'Funnix Club 2, 3: Gor- lllilll Club 3: Pius: Pom.: -l: lluwliug Club -1: .Pup Club -I: Idlllllllrl Humor ll: lfun Am -l. lhuunf lloumrr BlI'llll'Iltlll.'lN .I louor tliwitliluliu Junior llonor Society: Atliluticf liuud 1, 29 Ort-lufstru 1, 2, 3: lizuul l.. 2, 3, -l: Stiltlcnt Count-il 1, 2, 3: lY'l't!Sl1.lttlll ol' Class 3: Football 2: A. lfillllilfllll fl: Swf:utliourts -I. lil-I'l l'Y .liAM.Sl'lY Sub-Deb Club 2, 3: liollur Slulting Club 2, 31 Ping: l'onp.:' Club 3: Vollcy llull Il: llnsliot Bull 3, 'lg tl. A. A. Il, -I: Ulllt-o Assistants il. W1r.l.l.tu ll. ll.urr Monitor: I-Y: l ootb:ill 1: llnnd l, 2: Orrlics- tru. 1: Spanish Club 3: lli-Y 3, -l: Clunnistry Club -1. .'XIilCl'l lil. Ihxscviiiix Junior llunor Socicty: .Ir, .Xc::ult-my oi' Sr-ioncc l: Spanish Club 2, Il: tllov Club 1, 2: Student Cuunt'll l, 2. 3, -I: Mui' l m:to l, 2: Sflillllsll Vapor 3: .X Capps-llai 3, -l: Iflullo 3, -I: tllliuo Assistant 3, -I: lluwlim.: Club ll: 'Poruli -I. ,llxvlu Mvlclzs I-Y: Supl:-Y: lli-Y Il: Suuuisli Club 1, 2, 35 Pun Am 1, 2, Cl, l: 'Puunis Club 3: Lilies ol' tln: Fit-l1I : A tfuum-llu Choir -l. lI.lllltIl'Z'l' l.ol'ls1-3 l'1-:'rulisox Ort-luzstrzt 2, 3, -l: tl. A. A. 2, 3, -l: Spanish Club 2: l'a-li Club 2, 3, -l: Volloy Hull 2, 31 liollor Sluttiug' Club 3, l'ro:aifln-nt -l: lluncl 3, -ll l,1m'luey I-I: l.lbl'u1'y Stuff ll. aux, Senior 'Class ALEXAXIJEK SCHMID l-Y: Soph-Y: Hi-Y 3: Basket Ball 1, 2, 3: Football 2, 3, rl: Latin Club 4. .THAN CLAIRE POPE Glue Club 1: lvlziy Fcte 2: Ice Skating Club 2: Hockey 2, 3, 4: G. A. A. 2, 3, 4: Volley Ball 2. 3 : Riding Club 3. .VIVIEHOLD E. DUNN Footbull 2, 3: Track 1, 2, 3, 4: Library Stutf 3. ll.uuum'T BEDELL Riding Club 2: Art Club 2: Pep Club 2, 3: Roller Skating' Club 2, 3: Ollico Assistant 3: lfun Ain 3, -1: Bowling Club 4: Echo -lf: French Club 11. liICll.XltD L. BRUST Monitor: I-Y: Soph-Y: Red Cross 1: Camera Club 1: Football 1, 3: Track 1, 2, 3: Xvrestling 1, 2: A Cappella, 3, -1: Bowling Club 3: Spring Concert 3: Sweethearts 4. AMY ll. BENNETT Riding Club: Fencing' Club 1, 2, 3: May Feta 2: Gloo Club 2, 3: Production Stuff 4: Echo fl: .Pun Am 4: Elizabeth the Queen 4. .l -x mas Wirim A u TEAK Southside Catholic: Conception. lluuvui Axma1:soN Muy Foto 2, 3: Pep Club 2: Badminton Club 3: Roller Skating Club 3: Bowling 'Club -I: Ollicu Assistant ll. C 1 1 4111.125 M1,LLE1i 1-11-Y 4. . 1 lf lfE:2?,g x -- Nourishm ent ' -.1 A--' x--, ' ' ' ' U Y If-ND W Y DV 95' wJ-,ff ' A NN , N M I In x 'Ev 'DT ' f A ' 'Qw V . QQ jp iylyfy fffgifiiilll Xe, K IQ, , HJ by Jw Gregory as-,gf 1 gy Bulser Pritchard 'mr She? KW' GJ K 3, 5 R 1'do11 ' 'Pg' Deg 09436 'S I 33' ' Q yjfd 'cumftb J W V U Theiss fu Wafkins WuSf1ifh Waldschmidt Heiner Linss VVIITHGI' Reed Steele Sclmell Miller ll.uu:.um ,ll.u:N.u.1. .Press Club 1: l.:1.tlu Club 1: Jr. .Xt-:uleuiy of Science 1 : Nluy Feliz 1, 2, 3: Hsulminton Club 2: liefl Cross 2, 3: Spanish Club 2, 3: Spunish l':iper 3: .lluu Am Ii, -l: liugiiuiliug' Choir 3: Librziry Stnfl' 3: Spring: Concert Il: A Cappella fl: Annual -l: Ever Since l1lve ll: Senior Gov- ernini: llmly -l: 'l'l'1espiuns -l: Swectlie:1rts Al: N Coronation: Prmluction .Stull rl, llomiirr Sco'r'r B.l'l1Sl'lll Monitor: I-Y: Glu- Club 1, 2: Footbull 2: Xvrestling 2, 3, -I: lll-Y 3. Himiuu. J. SIlAl'1l.'l'0N lvlonltor: .lunior llouor Society: I-Y: liille Club 1, Il: 'Prui-k 2, 3, vl: 'l'urrl1 3, -l: Quill :intl Scroll El, Presitlunt -I: Stutlcut Council 3: lflowl- ing Club J: Echo 3, AI. Douwli N N'l'lC!l.'l llonor Graflmiie Junior Honor Sociclyt Jr. Acutlemy of Science 1, 2: Srribblr-rs' Society l: l,:itin Club 2, 3: Student Council 2. -I: Stunlent Volunteers 2, 3: 'l'+1rcl1 3, -I: 'I'liespi:1ns 3: Promluctlon Stull' 4: liver Since like -lg lClizubotli the Queen 4. ll'l.uu:.uui'r ANN Smrru' Otllce Assistant -i: liluy Fete 2: Art Club ZZ, 34, -1: 'l1'rencli Club -l. lloiuclrl' Trl xss Basket llnll 1: l U!'DilJ!11I 2, 3, fl. il'1llWAlll'l S'ricm.E Cl1ici'u.:'o, Illinois: 'lfuotlmll 2: lliile Club 3: Rifle '1'CI'lll'l 2, Il. lloiuciri' lV'icss11:l'.r. Monitors: lluncl 1, 2, 3: Music- Contests 1, 2. 3: Atlilf-tic lluml 2, 3: lf'uotb:ill 3: l':m Ani 3, -l: French Puper 3: Spring' Concert R: A Cappella 3, -i: Chess Club vi: lim-il Cross bl: l+'rench Club -1. FI.0lll'lNClC .ll-tum 'i,Ill'l'Cll.'lllD May Felt- l, 2, 3: Ilepfiniiimr Choir 3: Pun Am Il, 41: l i'cm-li llupirr 3: Spring Concert 3: A Cupucllu 11: Swuetl1curts 4. l'.-ri'i:u'1.x .Xxx vlilCAllll0N Art Club l: l.:illn Club 2, 3, -l: May Felt- 3: liicling.: Club 3: l':in Am 3, -I: Spanish Club Il' Studi-nt Vulimtei-rs 3, -I: Chemistry Club -iz Ever Since Eve -I: Vroiluction Stull' fl. lluisiclrl' T. Tuiuss Mnnlmr: l-Y: llixrul l, 2, 3: 'Frsick 2, 3: I-ll-Y Il. -l: Student Volunteer Il, 'If Rille Club 3: Chemistry Club -l, llu'u.um J. XV.Xl.llSCll1lllJ'l' l-Y: lfuolbull 2, 3, -l. ffl..lllINS.l V. Wiicxisiz J Herculnncuin I-ligli l, Z., 3: llzuul fl. 39 N' Senior Class ldnuxum SCHNELL Monitor: Football 1: WVrestling Team 3: A Cappella. Choir 1, 2, 3, -l. C.vrH1iYN M.uu1s GREGORY Stamp Club 1: Valley Ball 1: Basket Ball 1: Echo -1: Pan Am 4. .i4illll'.llll'l L.t11m Iiuuncxcn Dia FOREST Junior Academy of Science 1: German Club 2, 3: Stump Club 2: Rifle Club 2. ',l'uoi1.xs M. XVATKINS Monitor: Jr. Academy of Science 1: Orches- trn 1: Athletic Bend 1: 1-Y: Soph-Y: Hi-Y 3: Rifle Club 1, 2, 3: Bowling Club 3: Tennis Club l, 2, Pan Am Ml: Coronation. XELDA BIAIIIE IIEINER XVbite Caps 1: Scribblers' 1, 2: May Fete 1, 2: .Penpusliers 1, 2: Jr. Academy of Science 1, 2: Press Club 1: Red Cross 1: Archery 1: Basket Bull 1, 2: Volley Bull 1, 2: G. A. A. 2, 3: Hockey 2, 3, -l: Vztrsity 3: Pan Am 3: Beul- niinton 2, 3, -l: Riding Club 3: Echo Paper 2, 3: Sub-Deb 3: Ice Skating 2: .Pep Club 2: Question Mark 2: Tennis Club 2: Discussion Club 2: Bowling Club 4: Office Assistant 3: Ever Since Eve ll: Production Staff 11. lloss .lnins REED Monitor: Concert Band 1, 2, 3: Athletic Band 2: Spanish Club 3: Pan Am 3, 4: Badminton Club 3: Ping Pong' Club 3: Spring Concert: t'Miclsun'1me1' Night's Dream 3 : Beginning Choir 3: Procluction Staff 4: Hi-Y 4: A Cappella 4: Ever Since Eve 4. llrormiili BITLLER Chemistry Club 4: N. F. L. 2: Question Mark 2: Echo 3: Lzitinus Rumor 4: Quill and Scroll 3, 4. 47? Two more points Donald Todd Reader Gremp Riorclan Gartiser Davies Dowell Walker Sweikcrt Schuebelen Cullinzme Dick Russell James Calalmn Williams Behymer Kelley Stone Barthels L ,mf-,. M , K f I ,..1 K , V' nad, n fl! Iji! .f'. 3' ' ' li, ' ff if ' J I . ', V . '-7 X J 1 1 U A VV , ,ff 'I N Q 1,-If 44 1 I v . I ,f If ' 1, 1. . ' -' . lf I Semor Class ff' f' I I C ' 'ff' ' A ,. ' J fi, ff If X' It ff ,- ! -! L 'yf' L KK., I V I f ' 'LI ' . ' .- v x ,df lil!AllII.illI'I'l' Ilisxlmlisnx llQ,g.cI,i1,. I W Q f liuu. lim S mil ,Wl1itri'C:ips, lf: Svribb ,' 'fSm-it-tj' lf: 'Latin ff M llzinll 1, 2, 3 1 thletic Band 1, 23 Torch 3, 45 Club 2, Il: Spunisli Club, J IFB: Ilmintunft-'lub Il: l Rf Bzulmintm ,ub 2, 32 G0l'mPUl Club 2. 3: Stu- Ufyiw ,x,:giHiun1g :ag qiylg' t km it Vo uteez 33 A Cappella 43 Beginning' . nunl Jl,'-lg I :in ,Ann X, -Ig, I I, I? I ,I ,X I C oi: 23, Ai' Club 4: Echo 43 Rifle Club 43 . . 1e:,u'ts 43 ,Golf Team -1. limydyliiipx Club I 3,f:Auf' 1' , ' L. . , ff 3 .I ' - I mf' Ly W Y i'll.IGl4 .X,f'fl.onlv ' I Hbllyml Club 2. 12: l 2u1,A-1-I1 2- .luwf JOU,lSl4l XVALKER N , f I 5' Q ' ,I I J ' Ilmmzx LIlI7li,l'1 -Hliiililill, I' 'V . C ,I if ft.'nI.,,- l-lgmm' Stilfilgllb''L1 Ig'6Qlflt!lll . .i -MI, . . M1 ,rf SC11N'E1ml11w' H-01101' fI1'afl11:1iG Icft' Ss-it-nee l, l'rm-suit-ui: Sc-ril Lulu s' U ety L iior Honor Society3 Ping Pong Club 3, -L: I l resit,I,unt: Mau' l 4.-tu 2 Il: 0 1 Il' l!llL'll C b ' emis ry Club -I. 3 3,,l+'i'13-iivlu lhtrinsl- Il: lftin lb 3 1 , Item' ,rms U 3,3 Pun Am' Annunl 3 lim u it tb 31 I 'l'ul'cIi,v5-I L-'Qt',Iil :incl ' ull I 3 . tuclei t 'ouncilg A 47-iPW'l i' - ll ,i i'1s ll. DICK , ,ff f 1 ' Ai'cI1Iei'y Club 13 Glee Club 13 Roller Skating I ' 'lub 2. llixviuxim Inv. - l li' 1 tm, 'nu-l 'I I 1: I- , l'1't-ss Club, ' -mirlvi , Hrion me ul P s mlm-nt lg lfuotlnzxll D 3 Supl Spain slr fy- .ip I':1n Am 3, 'IZ ,EIJWAHIJ H, JAMES lJu:.ltli 'I urs zu -lol' ' 3: MitlsLlnimcl' .U-I Club 4. l t's J im Il, 'I' . ns 3, l'1'1:si1Iuut 411 ' -Y 3' v usp rc-t , ' 'er Since Eve -I: llIllz'ib Liu: .3 sr -I3 lul'un:ilion3 l'1'0mlllf'- tion S ' -I. , Q ,V Iu:.uri4: ll ILLTAMS ,Yardley Bull 2, 33 Basket Ball 2, 33 Bowling N C u J -l. . Y If lui' imuixx J -L,,.,5,, f'- 4,944 ' ' nx l.l:nlI: Pun Am Il: Sub-Deb 33 Mziy A- - ' ' , ' 1: 2, 33 liuwling' Club -I3 Art Club -I. V 7 44 .losizru lx1Nm:s1.iaY lx1I:I.1',HYqxQ.J. cow-..'ng,,,1 7 I-Y: Monitor3 Boys' Glee Club 3 llixed Chorus 3 ' '- M.uni.i, I1'1:.xNKi.iN II,u:'I'lswi: A-C5'l?l1ff1.121 3, ss. 41 'lfmfli 39, Th? Fl Cm'lY 3: . 73 ff Ilullvvillt,-, ul. I, up Mupluwtmtx :sg 'I'I,'n is 1: HH 5' 'm'1'm 4' Nmnlsl' Hub 3' Red MOSS wk' 'Z I' f ' llust-lmll I3 lI'nutb:ill 3, 3, l: 'l'i':u-k 'l, 3, -I3 lislullillll ' I 1 lull ' i ln in 1. M . : ni ,, L, 3-l, - 3 in , L, 2'3 Yr ':1tion. Y ulmvliqzs Mu: Nlimuwipolis, Minm-sntzip Glu- Cl Ii lg l,:It.in Club 13 Stutlunt Cuuiu:il 1 3 Cnimm-'t-i:il Club Ii: Guriiuin Club 3: Choir 3, Il: A Cnppulln 'Ii Stlspuut -1: l+lvt-r Slum' live -I: l!IllZIllJL!Ul the QL I. V ll'II.l.l.xi1 llmvicm. l1'Qot.iJ.ill 3, fl. 'rim MAIIIIC Hll'lCllil'1ll'l' MM: All tluiltl 1, 2, 223 Glue Club I, 23 C:in'nei':i Club 3: Wi un, III. l, 2: Cnuu fliramlvzul H3 Iimmzttit- L.. A, A. Zig l'i'ml1u'tiun Stull' -I. l,'l'l5ll .X, I'I'l,I.1N.xxl41 Jn. liztncl 1, 2, SI: llztskut l!:lll I3 lizisubull lg f,l'l'lll5Sl,l'Jl II, -I3 .tllilutiu lluntl 2, -I. M .ui ILYXNIII lli'ssi':i.1, C1l..xlc1cNtvlc ll. I?ii1.Al1.xN, .I1:. llwru IC1.1,icx iil+ZlIYMl+III l.cbzuu,m lliprh Sm-Iuiul3 lfluinv Emnminit-5 1: t X X 1 ' I I llhl tix NI Y. J. ..1.,, L., I, - 3 .'. ': .' nfl' 2. 3, -ll P1211 Club 33 lm: Slcntiiu: Club Il, 'I3 Student Volun- teers -l. 4lyi.,' u-un -I3 Sweet-tlu-:ii'ts II 3 I rmluszlion Stull' 33 l'i'otluvtiun Stuff 3, fl: 'l'ovzu'icli 33 Spring' ' A A Concert 33 Elizabeth the Queen f13 Sweet- ' Iiczu'ts 4. Lois B.ill'l'l'l1f.l,S .luniur Academy of Science 13 Press Club 1: llluy Foto 1, 2, 31 Pain Am 3, 4, Spanish Club 23 Spving Convert 33 A Cappella 3, 43 Eliza- beth the Queen 43 Sweetl1ezu'ts 43 Production Steiff -1. .kata . The Christmas Spirit Al. -- Collins J ack Bowriug Gereeke Rolf COICIIIQII1 Gross ,Xpplebzulm Easterby fb V - l Tlxoums ilffl OA.. U Schaeffer v9f+1SWU 4i2f'K ' ,Di l ' y Wilson MMM' ' X7 9 McBride 'VN'v JS4 b 1 Spring Hobbs Allen Runge Gram Drake Youn g Dugger ll X, 4-ad tl x I MFHJ X' ,el 1 I1 19 .MNH liviyu t1o1.l.1 NH Maplewood: Orvllestrat 1 : 35-ire -tis-uw' 2,214 ,EL F Ir. ,gm I 6 .jfsrvo .JL-,fij A .Tp-f'?f -- - 3. -'aff' Tru -J if ,rl I-fx fy .A --' ff' jf 'f- ---Af-- f'-I-'ff' . Sem r Class 'Rosie Loiusii MeB1u1mE C.. A. A. 1, 2, -5, -I. Pep Club 1, 2: Arvlicry 1: Lnlin Club 1: May Fate 2, 74: Spanish Club Il: .l,'2lll Ain 3, -l: Roller Slcuting' Club 3: Plug Pong 3, fl: Sqtlziro Dunc- ing Club 3: A Cappella li: I-loclury, Vnrsily 'I: Annunl -l: .lGf'l'm -l: Sweetl1e:irts -l: Coronn- tion: Senior Govsr rnim: llotly. .litmus ll. Homss Czimerli, Club 1: I-Y: Monitor: Track 1, 2: Sopll-Y: Spanish Club 2, 3: Echo Paper 2, 3: Tian Am 3, 4: Red Cross 3, -1: Hi-Y 3: Mid- summer Niglit's Dream 3: Production Staff 11: Ever Since Eve 4: Coronation: Elizabeth the Queen 4. .lnrriuic GICIIEKIKIC I-Y: Bowling' Club Il: l':in Ani 3: .Ping Pong 3: 'l'rm'k 2: l lrelly Il: Beginning Clnolr 3, fl: Chemistry Club fl. GMI. BOWRING Glee Club 1: May Fete 1, 2: Red Cross 1, 3, il: Spanish Club 2: Pan Am 3, 4: Production Stuff Il: Annual fl.: Coronation. iDOIl,0'l'llY Conmmx May Foto 1, 2, 3: Roller Skating Club 3: lou Skating' Club Il: Ollico Assistzint -l. Wiuuucx lv1'LlililllI ALLEN, JR. Monitor: Jr. Honor Society: Rifle Club 1, 2: Student Council 1, 2, 3: Football 2: Pan Am 3, PAUL 1Xl'l'l9li'IiAllAl Monitor: 1-Y: Glee Club 1, 2: l ootb:'ill 1. 2. 3, -1: 'Pennis Club 2: Supl:-Y 2: Bowling Club 3 3 Coronation. lilC'I l'l'l lion Tn OM AS Lom RUNGE Viiewioiz GRAM Solxlain l-ligh School: G. A. A. 2, 3, -l: Pep Club 2: l-lockey 2, 3, Varsity -l: Bsu-:ket Bull 2, 3, fl : lre Skutim: Club 3, -l 3 Ping.: Pong -l : Bowl- ing Club Al. A Cappella -1: Football 3, 4. Mtfium. Loinmixis DRAKE Bowling Club 4: Sub-Deb Club 4: Roller Skat- ing Club 3, 4. .XN'r1LoNY Wlrsox Junior Aemleluy of Sccieruze 1: Press Club 13 Ill Y 3 l I-Y: Soph-Y: '- W1Li',Lxii L. YOUNG 'llonornr JEANNE S-1'1uNn May Veto 2: G. A. A. 3, il: Roller Skating Club 3: 1-loeliny 3: liusket Bull Il: Ping Pong' Club 3: lliulminton 3: Sub-Deb 3: Bowling Club 11: Olliue Asslstnn llixmn' JACK t fl. l'ix'1'1:.rcw1.x ANN DUGGER Beaumont: University City: Ice Skating Club 1, 2: NVz1,lking Club 2: Dance Festival 3: Roller Skating Club 4. 11 fa., lil'I'l l'Y llorr ' .X1.1s14:le'l' ll. llnossia, Jie.. . J Football 1: l-Y: Athletic lL1n4l l, 2, 3, il: , , K10TlC0l'l llunfl 1, 2, 3: .lr. Aczulemy ol' Science 2: -b ' i - . Pun Am 3: Ping' Pong' Club 'i l' lli-Y 'l. , ,, 1 'wx a - -' 5 Zag- 'il ' .. V, - wi: .lrxxxxlc livmrvx lC,xs'1'1clz1,i ' ' f 1 Qi' M f ,- ' , C. X. X, 1, 2, 4: l'ep Club 1, 2. lzloc-l'cy 1, 2. q' 1' f ',. , ai' , Q. - 3: lllziskot Hull 3: Hpnnlsb Club 3: Ping Pong ,'. f' , fu, '35 .il Y 973, 3: ldebo Pamper 3: lllziy lfcle 3: Howling' Club -l: 'U ' 4 U' ,'l,',,,g - ' , 1 Q Ollioo Assistant Al. -. 1 , ' 'v ' ' ' ' a ' 1 ' Y .,..-- ' -.lf -Y, I k A- , ',, - ,. ,:iE:f:..,-.- ,qt -1 '-gi ,. ' f1ll.llll1l'lS Sl lI.ll11l'llVlill , . , 1.12, A Serlhblurs' Houiety 1: Red Cross 1, 2, 3, fl: 25.11. ,.-ffudf ,547 ' 7' Hi-Y -l: Lutlnus Rumor fl: .l.4:nlminton Club 2, '.fiL4?f',ff,, 'f 3, -1: l.':m Am rl. -1, .gig ii., ' 1 'IQSi.i-1:11135-1'-52ifi'iFf? 52Fff'2fi'1?ffQE'f'- 1 ' ' - ,.-.4F::nEiis-?- - '!.-w'r4-- V - 43l'g,' Sully on the loose! X ard Gullaghel' Spmdliug Keane Bush ,Wu FC1dl'11ilPlh N ,X-5 X41 ' I X 'wa Mullen ' .5 'N 9 : V ,A 'fl .Irv x , , LIGIIICTS ,A , . 'dl W hitehorn Hauison Xoung Gerell Young Jennings Barbra Ruhe Zuefle Larson Oolmey Burton BiGdG1'111ElJl 4 .-s. ,. .-' H1 ' .lf 1 A I F 1 QF f V H , X J x 5 - - Nc '4 b l- - V , New V Eu 1 f mi M ,ff nd n J wi 1 t!1ilf:s'l'121: Airruuu H,.u:1i, Jn. lloys' Chuir: Monitor: Jr, llunor Society: l-lf: Suph-Y: Fuotbzill 2, 3: Student Volunteer 3: Hull' Club 2, 3, 'l'n-:im 3, -lg 'l'orvl1 3, VI: Au- nuzll 3, -1: lluwlim.: Club 3: A Qnplnellzi -l: Hill- iug' Club il: I':ln Ani tl: l'ornn:1tion: Sweet- lll ll'lN Ll llrr,x Lois Jill-lXl'l St-iibblt-rs' Sm-it-ly 1, 2: May Veto 1, 2, 3: tif:-ls' Howling' Club 3: l.'un Ani 3, il: Ping' .l'ong,' C ua il. fl'uon,xs ll'lllI'.lilCN ,Q l+'ootb:xll 1, 2, 3, -l: Basket 'Bull 1, 2, 3, fl: -0 llllSUlllI.ll 1, 2, 3, -l: NV. Club 'l. L: U lllCl.llN ll.'llllllSON Q23 Ll. A. A. 2, 3, ll: IN-11 Club 2, 3, -l: Hur-key S T 2, 3, Al: Aluy Fell: 2, Il: Iiibrnry Slzlllf 3: Bowl- '- lug Club fl: Ima Skating: Club Al: Oilime Assistant .B 6' tl: ,llh-Im -l: Ilntinus liumur ll: ,ljusket .l-hill -l. v .- I lloxinin A. N num: LZ ltzuul 1: Muullnr: Supl:-Y: Hi-Y 3: Spring Concert 3: Hi-Y -l: A t':,i11pell:n 3, fl: Football -l: Student Volunteers -I: liille Club -1: Sweet- hearts fl. ,lGLl'..K ,lluu IC NVhile Cups 1: Art Club 1, 2, 3: Mziy Fetc 1, 2, 3: liloukey Varsity 2, 3, -l: llnskut Hull 2, 3: 1.2. A. A. 2, 3, fl: Pep Club 2: Ivo Skating 2, 3, fl: lubls: tennis fl. ,lllxvl ii tl. ljoipn HY Trzwk 1, 2, 3: lluncl 1, 2, 3: fll'l'lll'Sll'1l. 1: Rifle Club 3: lli-Y 3, l: Wrestling Tmeaun 2, 3, xl. 1'A'l'll,lClll ll.fxl,l.Ac:l11c1t Press Club 1: Student Council 2, 3: llzlskul. Bull 2: Many Fi-to 2: Sgmnish Club 3: Pun Ani 3, -l: Stutll-nt Volunteers 3, Al: Annual Al: Coro- nation. .l0uN Fll.'lN'KlllN Jiusn Ratilrunnl 1, 2: Monitors: Tennis Club 1, 2, 3, Al: l,':,i,n Am 3, -1: A Cuplnrllzl. fl. lJUll'l l'A 1llI'IlNl'IllS Wynne ll. Yuuxl: ljrcss Club l : .l r. Acrzulelny ut' Sviemze 1 : Monitors 1 : I-Y: Sopll-Y: Spanish Club 2: 1-li-Y 3. MAAll.l0lll ic .l1':NN.iNGs White Cups 1: Glue Club 1, 2: May IP4-te 1, . ,,,. 3: G. A. A, L, 3, -lg .l ep Club L., 3, ll: hpainish Club 2, 3: Ire Sliuliiig Club 2, 3, liresimlunt -I: Riding.: Club 2, 3, -lg llrxsluet ,Hull 2, 3: Vulley Bull 2, 3: lloc-key 3, Al, Vursily ll: Dowling Club 3, -l: Ollluu Asslstunt AI: Es-ho -I. Louis Zlllll I'.'lC OI'1 llt?Sll'll 1, 2: Ezxnil l, 2, 3, Al: Athletic' Ilunul 1, 2, 3. JUNE l4lll.'lNUl'IN llllll'l'OX' Kansas City, Mn.: Latin Club 2, 3: Sturlvnt Council 2, 3: Ulllllll .I-'lrre 1, 2, 3: Girl lieserves 1, 2, 3: Choir 3, Al: Sm-a:tl1ruv'ts -I. 45yxJ 'kH?'fH fTFQCWM!' 5-' ay4wnfZhHMgZEg?L4 JZEQZX 9C?'f S gf V ,a . f9j!1feW' HEX is S1.'1tlxu1,1NG Monitor: Rifle Clu' : Sttmp Club 1, 2: 'l'r:.xuk 2: Pan Am 2, 3, 4: Square Dunczing Club 3: Supl:-Y: Hi-Y 3: Red Cross 3, 4: Student Volunteers 3: Athletic: Band 3, -l: Music Cou- tests 3: Spanish Club 2, 3: Spanish Paper 2, 3: A Uzippwrllzt 4: Chemistry Club -1: Red Cross -1: Svveellieui'ts 1. - -Cuba. Q. ,flA.l-iJUlQ.4 ,lLs,4.Kf:...f,ee5,g, . I A . i if - V. , J Q'-'LD0 , V F -..L A1j,'Y,.1,'-, 12.315 ,M f1.!:e-l',L,,l',.. liAlll3Al!A FELDlllAi N -4 J, q Long lslzlnll, N. Y. : Beginning Choir 1 : Spring bm Concert l: Question Mark 1: Art 'Club 1, 4: N ' Rzulio Review 1: Jr. Academy of Science 1: French Club 1, 2: Hockey 1, 2, fl: Basket Ball 1, 2: Bowling -1: May Fete 1, 2, Q : Pam Am 3, fl: Spanish Clu 3: C ron' ion. 5 ' T 'f f EL .lnrimn ll urrr -ioi:N Honor Grficluate H Science Club 2, 3: Suspect 4: Latin Club 2, ' 3, Al: Student Council 3, fl: Latinus Rumor -l: ' . P, 'Porcch 3, -1: Ever Since Eve -l: ,lJeu.tl1 'Pukes 'K M ai Holiday 3: Midsummer Night's Dre:,tm 3: l?Ilizubetli the Queen 4: Production Stnlt . .. A - A-415 Miuni Louisn f,lElilCLL 'I 1 V:u':-:ity Hockey 2, 3, 4: Pep Club 1: Volley Hull 3: ,Basket Ball 2, 3: G. A, A. 3, fl: Pun Am 3, fl. 'lloinnri' Blumnm Rifle Club 1, 2: I-Y: Monitor: Football 2, 3: Soph-Y: Death, Takes at Ho1ic1z1.y 3: Misl- sumrner Nig'ht's ,D1'if5ll1l 3: Thespians 3: I-li-Y 3: Suspect Al: Librzlry Assistant 4: Ever Since Eve 4: Coronation: Elizabeth the Queen 4: Production Stuff 4. l',xT'rY JEAN' LARSON Pep Club 3: May Fete 3. D:lNllCl1 Bi1mn1mAN Football 2: Golf Club Ll., 2, 3, Team 4. Vespers N 4 v f Cannon Haney A- H01 eknmp n I Bg1111e'p1i',, 5 N Q X on x X N is H. 'N Glifvtffs f F ' V Jolmsou x fy . 2 ,l f-ps' i Futscher WU9. 5.,,,, + YN 11, QV ' tv? 13' 90 x'x4Yira'U 3'f ' , Moore? f' f' ' , . 'V ' N I , fikwwf-2 ' xgfi 'Q Q5 ' K Vil.I'1'lC1' Rirfhmdsoll Ci1VC11dCl' Mnft Seybt McClain Ward 3 5. Barnes - - 9 W' Richmond Beckman Meyer Micr P 'Q .li-Lxxxia lllxxox SL-ribhli-rs' Son-ii-ly 1: Ili,-bale 1: Cruns-ra Club l : lee SlHlllll1.:'f'lllll l, 2: lrlay F4-lv 1, LE: liaskel Ilull l, 12: Vulley Hall 1, 2: .Ir. .lwulelny ul' Sviemw- I, 2: l.alin Club Li, 3: Riding: Club 2, 3: l'i-ess Club 1 : l'roiIui-lion Stall' -l: Student Coun- vil ll: Annual -i: lflrho 2, 3: Frmufli Club 32 lfrvnc-b i':ini-r 3: Coronation. .lxniu-iw l'l'l'I'lCll lbfzxxi-:'r'r,.l1:. Paper Stall' l, 3: Debate Club 2: lvoolball 2, -l: I-'renrh Club 3: l'l'l'llll Ilnion -I. Muir llouism Flll'l'SlllllG May l 1-le 1, 2, 3: Riding' Club 3, -I: l'4-p Club 2, 3, fl: l1'rs-nm-h Club ll: Coronation. lflmrix li. Ilu'u.uumsox Albin-lic lianil l. ll, 3: XVresllim.T 'Peam 3. ll. Minnie Slayer Riding Club 2 3: lee Skating.: Club 3: Pen Club 2, 3, -ll Vullvy Hull 3: Nay Full: I, 2, 32 tl. A. A. 3, l. liinwuin 'l',li.c'o'r'r lluzxics Monilur: llnsi-lmll 2, 3, -1: Latin Club 3: Coru- nation. lli:.u'li lil. I1icc'mi.xN Lili'-it Club 1: Spanish Club 2, 3: Riding' Club 2, 3: Ri-il Cross 2, 3, -lg Cha-rnislry -l: liowlinix . Club I: May IM-le LE, C., ll: l':in Ani 3, vl: Roller Skating' Club i. lllvunxu 'l'. limi-ix' Wri-slling' 'l'4-:un -I. VIVIICNNIC llnuius .Xwlwry Club I: Art Club 1, 2, 3. -I: Red Cross 1, -I: llluy lfm-le 2: A Cami:-lla 3, -I : Tennis Club 2, 3: Riding Club 3, -I: lee Skating 25 Spring.: Cum-1-rl 3: llowlinp: Club -1: Uillee As- sistant -I: lil:-lm -l: Swe4-ilu-:irls bi. lli-:Nur .l. Blnmu-is H11-me Club lg Monitors: 'I'rzir-li 2: A Cappella I 7 L, 3, -1: l4'irf-ily L.: Spring.: Cum-4-rl 3: 'Plnespisms 3, il: lll'04llll'llllH Stall' 3, ll: Foolbzill 3: Ili-Y 3. -I : lh':llh 'Pain-s u lloli1l:iy : 3IlllSllllll'l1l'I' Nip.:'lll's lll'l'illll 1 l'Ix'ur Sinre Iflvn- : Curomllionl Elizabeth the Qui-en : Sax-etlii-arts. Mirniu-in lf.'lVl'INlilGll Cuba, Missmirig liaskvt llall I, 2. S'l'.lNl.l'1Y .i 1-:iconic Mc:C'l..ux Monitor: Spanish Club 33 ltuwling' Club 3. Nxxm' lAll'ISl-I WIN:-'1:i':Y May lfele 1, 2: NVhilu Cans 1: Latin Club 1, 2, 3: Stamp Club l 3 .l1'. llonor Soviely: gXl'K7lll!l'5' Club 1: liasluvl Hull l, 2: lou Skating' Club 23 llailniinton Club 2, 3: l-lm-key 2, 3, Varsity All 11, A. A. 2, 3, -I: Voll:-y Hall 2: Pan Ain 3: Spanish Club 3: Sub-Deb Club 3: Red Cross 3: l'xllI'4,'l1Sll' l..1-:agile 3: Howling Club fl: Riding' Club 3, uyx., Senior Class limioxr ll. Mmyizii l'roduelion Staff -l: Library Assistant 4: 'IiJver Since Eve bl: Rifle Club 3: Red Cross -lg ElizabeLh the Queen 4. linrrn llo1.1uc.n1i- .Iunior Honor Society: Red Cross 3: May Fete 2, 3: A Cappella Choir 3, 4: Hockey 3, 4: fi. A. A, 3, 4: Pep Club 3: lfrcneb Club 3: Spring Concert 3: Riding' Club 2: Annual il: Corona- tion: Sweethearts 4. lluizlslri' lil. Jonxsox I-Y: Tennis Club 1, 3, -l: Basket Ball 1, ZZ: Ping' Pong Club 3: Bowling Club 2, 3: lfootball 3, il: Badminton Club Al: 1-li-Y 3. Lois lil. W.u:N1i1: May .Fele 2: Pep Club 3, ll: Bowling Club 4. I l1lCS'I'ICli ll.x'1 T ? Football 3, -l: Vvrestlling Team fl. I, lJono'r1lY M. Wann Junior 1-loner Society: May Fete 2: G. A. A. 2, 3, 4: Hockey Varsity 2: Art Club 2: Ping Pong 'l: Howling: Club 4: Office Assistant Ml: Pan Am sl. .Inlics llicluioxn 3l.lll.IOl!lE ANN Mum Glee Club 1, 2: Press Club 1: May Fete ZZ Ice Skatini: 2: Choir 3, -1: lf'a.n Am -l: Student Volunteers Al: Red Cross sl: Cheer Leader 4: Coronation: Sweetl1earts -l: Production Staff 4. At ii again! Vky Pk 55? wLQ if J if Swim S M ' 1 0J1'Zy,y M Wiifwjwfiw Us 6 Quinn 7 Fable Speeler of ' 0f6f?GD.f9jro - wg W JOHN SouTii'm:xf X' irficnox' Junior Iflonor Soc-iety: l'Y: Monitor: Orches- trzt 1, 2, 3, -l: Athletic Buml 1, 23 Bzunfl 2, 3, -I: Drum Ensvmblf: 2, 3: 'l'rz1c-li 2: Soph-Y : llowllnp: Club 3: lfrosifiont: ltutl Cross 3: Golf 'l'o:.un 3, -1: Hi-Y: Football Il: Llbrzu'y Assistant Al: N. I . L. fl: Coronation. Doiyoiucs l'llllZ,lllE'l'll .Tomas Muy lfetv 2, 3: I.:i1in Club 2: Riding Club 2. Al: l':in Am 2, 3: Sub-Deb Club 3: l'L-ix Club 2, 3: Er-ho -l. tlicolzon W. l1'1so'imi:, Monitor: l-Y: Soph-Y: Rifle Club 2, 3, fl: ltiding' Club 2, 3. -I: Student Volunteers, fl: Stu- clcnt Council -l: Sweethearts -l. M 1 1.1i1u':1l M .uc 1 E Moon ia Ping' Pong Club l: Vnlloy liull 1, 2: lllaislcet Hull l, 23 lilorzkoy 2: Moy If'c-tu LZ: Ll. A. A. 2: Ollicu Assistant -l. W ILllUll ltl. ll'll'l'fl'LEll Ifoolbull 2, 33 Ilnslcot llull l, 3: Rifle Club 1, 2, Il, -l: Rille 'l'e:.un 3, 'l: Hi-Y 3. llowlum lt. QUINN Junior Honor Som-iuty: Beginning Choir 3: Oraehostrzt l, 2, 3: A Cztppollzt -1: Chemistry Club -l: Swcothe:.u'ts 4. JAMES ,lqDWAllD :l'ilSllltl'lARlJT .l-Y: Monitor: Stump Club 1: Soph-Y: '1'1':1elc 2: Spanish Club 3: l.':xn Am 3, Al: l.l.i-Y 3, fl: Student Volunteers fl. L1 LLIAN lhtiuiim Muplewooml 1: Volley llull 1: Pop Club 1.: Glue Club: May ,lfolu 2, 3: Sub-In-b 3. JouN Noonan Oruliestru. 1, 2: .lr. Itloimr Society: liillo Club 3: Chemistry Club -l, AGNES Tl. D U.lGNK is Cleo Club 1: .liz llonor Soviuty: leo Skuting' Club 2: G. A. A. 2, 3: Irloolioy 2, 3: Varsity 3. lo 'lllt'l' l',l'lTfl'S euo r: Hobby Club 1: Monitor: Spanish .3 s'ootb:xll 3, -l: NVre:-itling 3, Al: Hi-Y fl: .I-,. . 4 'lfllu .Alusur ll.xUni Glo Club 1, 2: Vollvy llull 2: Roller Slmliiig' Club 2, 3, -l: tl. A. A. 2, 3, -l: Baseball 3: Pep Club 23 l.'1lll Ain 3: Ping.: Pong -1: Howling: Club fl. lloizmri' lil. Lian FAIILE 'I'r:u'k 1, 23 Golf 1, 2: lluszket Hull 2: l'li-Y l, 2: 'I'ublo Tennis -i: licglnning Choir 71, l'resimlent PrrY'i..L1s ilill0'lfE llor-key 2: lied Cross 2: tl. A. A. 2, 3: Pen Club 2, 3: Art Club 2, 3, ll : 'Ponuis Club 3: l-'an Am 3, ll: Riding' Club 3, -l: Echo Pupor -1, 49yg,' Senior Class IQENNETII BEUCIIEL TSGHANNEN Basket Ball 1: Orchestra 1, 2: Band 1, 2, 3: Football 1, 2, 3, 1: German Club 3. Gnoinpx J. FOliES'llER Riding Club 1, 2, Ll: Badminton Club 1, 2, 3: Moy Foto 1, 2, 3: Glee Club 1, 2: A Cappella 3, -l: Spanish Club 3: Pan Am 3: Spring Con- vert 3: Real Cross -l: Bowling Club -1: Sweet- lieurtsn ll: Coronation. llouxinf SoHUME1z.'r Monitor: Badminton 1, 2, 3: 1-Y: Football 4. SHIRLEY A. M. Koiusnsnrwniz loo Skating 2, 3, -bl: G. A. A, 2, 3, 4: May We 4: 2, 3: Gernzul Club ' J V . at K N W1r.L1.lxM SCHREGARDUS ,ow Junior Honor Society: Monitor: Scribb 's .1 Society: 'lfraeli 2, 3: Pun Am 3: Latin Club 2 Spanish Club 3: T-Y: Soph-Y: Hi-Y 3: Echo l'l1'LDCl' 3: Football fl: Student Council 4. ,1 IE WILL11tMi SPEELER Bowling Club 3: I-Ii-Y 4. L. JOHN GABLE Monitors: Bmllninton Club 1, 2: Student Council 1, 4: A Cappella 2, 3, Ll: Echo 2, 3: Firefly 2: Debate Club 3, Al: President of Jr. School: President of Class 3: President of Both Schools fl: Ping Pong Club ll: Sweethearts 4: Football fl: Annual 4: Spring Concert 3: Coro- nation. I-51 I sq- Echoes of VVo1'k -1 I Senior Governing Body Yard, Hewitt, Moores, Scliinibl, Bartz, Mackey, Kelley, Hart YVag'ner, McCain, Biederman, Selilelffzlrtli, Schatz, Price, Lloyd, Mler, 'Huston Collins, lizirbre, Person, .lordzLn, Bedell, Nations, Foresler, lflautt, lloenel' Gray, Holekamp, NVeintz, Hilleary, Knetzfrer, Hobbs, Shelton, Ritzen, Quiek o1,Low1No the plan of previous classes, senior business was earried on by the officers, assisted by the cap and gown, Social, ring and invita- tion, and Senior Day eoinniittees. The social eoininittee provided the class with ifun and funds by planning dances, candy sales, and the class pienie. Senior jewelry and the selection of in- vitations were arranged for by the ring and inviia- tion committee. The Senior Day eonnnittee worked al1nos1i', all year to provide The class with a meni- orable class prophecy and Senior Day, being guilly of the whole program. Lastly, The maroon and white robes worn at graduation were arranged for by The eap and gown eonnniiiees. This group led the senior class in a lot ol aeliviiy this year. More power io lhein. 0FF,lCQl'l HS .IC in ,KN m'1'zum Dox llll,i.n,x1n' .f, 1- urn HA XI S11 icl,'1'oN Im llo HHS ,Asn J' rrwi 110 nb I'1-fwafflrfzil I Sacrzflrr ry Tr1'r1.mr1'l' .Xl'7l'lV1'l'I,l'1S Sicxmi: ii.-KIIVICNI' 'l'In- flvsl rlnxs vvvnt ni' thi: XUIII' was suvcrcss- Iul Imlli llnumiirully :xml in ilu- I':u:l Llml :i gouil time wax hull by ull. l,7.iNm' S.xi.lcs No 1':nsu:iIli4's wvrv iw-pol'tu,-il. Sl'lNlUl!-.il'Nl0li, I-i.xsmc'i' I-l.ii,i. llmii-1 Afton' :1 lxurnl lhilglil, gmmr, Lhn sm-niurs l.r:u'i-ly I I 0v1:i'n':ilii1: thu juniors, 1.1-2.0. V.lC'lf0ll,HT lim' U4 Azmlluzr victory fm' the social e-mninituwc. 'lII,0NA'l'l0N -lil Semiors trip pxznily down tho ziislu in some who thu lm,-ky pa-rsnii will bu. i1i,.xssll'ic:N1c: l4'ulluwim: lhv imlozis uf inwfvimls Sf'l1il'll' c-lussvs, the class pwnlv wus il silzfvvssi :xml 4-x'ui'yuim haul Il, 1 womlm-rful tim:-. l. imim.x'i'ioN .Winer iiSll'l'lIl1.L' lu ill1Dl't'SSiX'1 spvm-luis, two liunllre-fl :ind suvl-nly-I'uu1' sm-niurs iwem-in-ml tliuii' ilililu 1 nl cmmnuumimiit L uh with L 4lit'i'u 111151 ' ' ' , 'I' ' L ,Z'- 1-nl iili-:i nl' what tim l'ului'c might lmlul. 7 HICNIUII I limi 'Phu mlunw- was lmlh an lmixm' :und szul :nl'l':iir: N R humiy lpm-:nix.'v ilu- ul:mL'1- was :i int ul' fun, xml un-i':uiisv it wus :ilsn thi- suniuvs' lust Svhnol llzl Slykf Senior Governing Bod COMMITTEIS CAIIAIRMEN Uic1.1as'1'E QUICK Crip' and Go 11271, DUN ilIir,i.imI:Y Ia'in g fl II rl f'7'l'l,liZL1Uf'l07l- i.V'ILlllI.ES RTTZEN S 0 cial B1 Lf, Wm YTZ Senior Day Genius at work Q ss+.w'W9P a, fe' . wk' , , sf 5' fix fMgd-Seniors , LN' . K... ' Q.: ., ,KW 1 ,Y v . Buhrmaster, Nlfilkerson, Lange, Carter, Adams, Peterson, Nye, Gable, 1-lille, English, Koenig, Bailey Splitstone, Young, Felker, Nero, VVuellner, Gillmelh, Sims, Bziumgzirtner, Rhodes, Scott, Eclwzuwls, Johnson, Cnssuly Cushing, Sherrill, Kennedy, Heesley, Bauer, Moxon, Kell, Nennurt, Mctlillis, Eckert, Smith, Struslell, Heaton, Fiulll Edwards, Curtin, Kurz, Grote, Christizinsen, Fuhrmzxnn, Eisner, Koessol, Berry, Mefjee, r,lit'Eord, NVorley, S1'llVV!,lll Heck ' I 6 ! of im MNST iiuportniit thing the mill- Xif' seniors did this yezu' was to 'l'QOI'g2lHlZG coiilerunce ffrou is. Two of the ffl'0ll is were made u 1 ol' all those , Y W A D l'1Y11111jjW1 1111 V . , 1 , U , V , C,0hiilull1uhC,ln I l1luhIlJl5Nlb L, Wishing to Join the Junior class :mtl grmliuite lll, Wg' June, 19413. The third was coniposetl ol' sturlc-ilts 1XI,Ug'1'l1,gfK1,1ggZ desiring to reinaiiii as 111itl-yea1's and giuclimte in 1 , ' .Holi bixssiimy Jztliuary. The juniors received the two home rooms in their H011 IlAIl.EY W meetings :md plans were laid, for orgnnizaition and lx 7 I!! l-,J H clues. Officers were elected :uid two olf the mill- ,gf 1, ,ll . - Y. W A ,X J seniors, Peggy McGee :tml lliilbui' Quevrenux. were ix fill 'JM chosen for two of the 1l1il.jOl' oiiieers. Comhinecl eitorts X l Qf ylnx ,Xt , I o , .- 1, x Q, ,M M ,oi ,, were inode to milllle all Jumor mftiuties hlll'f'CSbilll. I Q M my., , 4 H . A . H A. . V tw' Ulf ill i it These mitl-seniors were energetic :mtl prominent W - ' ix JM 111 nizuiy fields. They mmle at name 'lor tliemselves yy! y Vw - . - ' . , ,Q we W tv. l 111 basket ball, football, lm-ho paper work, the llltllllg X Xhl X X, .UK MJ' X 'X v V 1 . Club, and Pan Am. ,. J I W Q ' XS all x X ' X Owl sw J rl X X it lite' : X X ,X ,A 52 X X' xl X XX fl Z x ,J ml lj: ,fn-6994 .' 0 I I ,M 1 x ' A N M my .. X' Y ,,J.-',-1, un l - 1,w.',Nw'-' fP-rH 3 3 N K 1u:V1L,.-ffm , . V' - . J, . K. Q , , 4 - , x v H. . 1 -f14-0-C9 .JA-U-1. ELI-pa ,guy .,y'J -,-, .i 4,i,4- - Ogj . H V I ' I '- ' i - 'V r Q 5 'ATT -his Q trail' i- 3 t ' VJ' u ,,,.,V ty. J W , A Y ' L,.A,.14-'Z . I- If-, one ff ' Y, Q -4,11 -'-- x . Q- , Y- u A ' Y u j f-,L . ' il K ,wi JJ-,o.Nn. ' - . -Zvyvrv -- i : QJq'i..f , 1 'Lf' J DFI 4 A EA' X 'V A SLI-4. ff fi Ji' Ji 'J' , LLC' -'V '- u -X 4,1 -' Jang,-,avftv W SHORT time after school began, the junior class elected officers for the year. Soon after, -W V ni order to transact the business of the Class in the 5 OFFICERS V . . . . . best nianiunj the juniors chose a junior governing ALLEN jgmmm body by electing one nienmber from each conference 1'y-ggitlmt group. It was the combined actions of this body with 7 that of the otiieers and the students that lnadgptlrevf , W l1.1snn Qui-:v1:n.xnx I . If Vice-l,l'cSm,mj 4. .res pronunen . The first money making project of the jr ' r eh s ' BI'7 Y 1'UNWU01'Y was 21. candy sale ' fl' proved to be very s eeesstu b' 'c:1'r:t11 1 . . ' . . L 'J it short nine att ' exa 3 cur Jan. 21, e Jl110 i I jmfgqgy IXIg:G1q1g gave night d with Kirkwood. t V s eld 1D A fl I'L'llfW' tlnxjnniorx Us gym with the niusi 'u sh' s f t - ' 'Af W 1 rQ'.5z1yVJe11se1 s orchestra. The dance was n f tl fb V i 'lip rift xJt'4aZ1'lJXV1liIl vents of the year. ' 7 1 J X J JP t ebruary, during an slssernbly, the juniors L t 9 ehahe 1 the seniors to a basket ball garne to be Q VYUJX I7 f . X' j, Ii J Vg .f ' . I K J X J' N it Fvh'In1:m, liollimrer, In-tjun, Hoff, Bay, Holmes, Feldman, Buschmun, Boeckelman, Berger, Colton lmrmrlt, Amos, Hobbs, lssilt, Gingrich, Blzrlser, Gnuegy, Coon, Hotze, Doisy, Grishzrm u Hyde, Hoehnusun, fiil'C'LL'0l'j', Il:ugm'ly, Flint, Dudley, I-lowipr, Chrisco, Bollinger, Brooks, Clarke, French, Cl'211g . '. -i 3-VV. .1--I. , 5ayx.J , i fY? . it-ex 311- -fx.,-U- . .-,L Q I 5 is s .v --- I-H., ,q ,Ny .ix 1 yvl if . K .3 ' rn, H V - ,x -.1 .xy - N . tl x . - . -. -x , , .A tv- -- . -, I x' .' ' - -u, Jw' '41 '+.,..,,w.-wx 'f-, my Q. '- X w N ff g W1 ,' 'A J-, -'X 0-3-Tkffr 'N '- - , '-- ',-by 'X w -., .,v',x.-Y A ' CQ I 4 - 'Wt' T71 fr 1 0' . L. Em H Ffrfffik gm . ,ya Larson, Kipp, Gallegher, Benner, Berkexneyer, Michenfulrlcr, McKay, Lehleitncr Puync,'Millcr, Lee, McKee, lnglis, Muttox, Hoiadzly, Nesbitt, McLli1ton, Kingsley Leetun, Kl'lH1lTlCl, Kraft, Obourn, Kuhre, Lishcn, Leinberger, Lcmbcrgcr, Nullc, Moncur Larson, Kohlmeycr, Kellerman, Jacobson, Erlaxndcxg Kotsrcun, M:.LLhisg', Mortlrmd, Lync, Kucnenmn W5 JJ I .ly PAX X Va., M Xgjgig -1 mm wmswmm N N I . , !r'..J Y 3. M xf-lVN.b:uQ Q,,,... x,y.1,0Q, uw on the Venti h of that month. The challenge I , ' , X is accepiccrnud the Jumors workvd hard 10 uvvr- l I L . throw their opponents. However, The seniors won O C 'x'1iIl1i 1n1Gl NLE! I S ' 5 f-r,'5'f 19. QU' with a score of 21-20. ' K 9 'Q'Q ' tw X I Betty Lindhorsf, EI.l 7lfafiil, Mc:Kc:1x'0y, :md .Xl S1-mxmw Kowxmux K Colron added fo the of ihc emfc team This W,xYx1f: XY.X'l'iiINS . your and were Jfllli-tlgl-V' jumors 'H'CXtCZllll. NANCY 'l'1LoxI.xs Virginia Weslc ' Q nd 1I?g,1'lgi2ltlfQ C Qlhliie were given JIM Rolnzralcs F6105 in the Xbepur Scrvggill wlyjfl Hwy were 0111- NIARY Lolflsla JEE1' kj fl'ja11di11g2. AV, I ,JJ Dmx 'lhlxlfzv I Bgnys L,fjvro1ni11 in atlvjetics this your we-rv: BILL GAl'N'1' MiIlcrQYf5lll Bus?-1 D011 Detjen, and Allen Jm, Nmvxmx . 1,O1'fTC1'. 'Yfl rem. tfd. lczfters in some livld of smofisp 'I J DUN Cllx:1s'l'A1,xN xk .L f D , 4 -lx ,tml l Q , u'hQU5lI1iO1' 'clys hail Tllillly p1'ox1pix1ehtOf' I If l' -rffl1'1cti's fa so! Virginia Liudho wus. c-TQML 2' - 'up- f ,gain 0 I unior class lug? W1111, xvllrflybivzls ' -VI succ F, ul in its ffalnes, xv' 1 oilwr 0 Is. The 1:11 J- i , J 1 rn ,f I If 11 X, 'x 1 I rf X f. jx jd! , ff if lj, J - N ' P ix .J xv-J ,R jj , . ' hiv f ff , j 3 27,1 ' 'I S-A I Sinn ao S. '.koX l'n lblkb'-sr Htl'-7 'Qds -7v.wu,tXi.9.vn, Awww na vena A.-S--' 'Q uniors N K N .., g, 7 Q I li,.gg.,MK f.:f'f:oL, lvQ.lX lg U 3301.41 . Wiz. A Y lain dffthe class l 'ill tea was Ruth Smereina N f' Y l J V ' pl! U1B Cl1 frpward briilgiug 'SPONTSORS inn' the Victol M-my i the gels' View 2539 -5, . 1 f Lille' vm ' tffea ,gf ' 6 Mn. 1i0li.ER'l'S .e ,fn ' '5k,TNh ' ferei e IQT1: ' yealfxv s spent in ener- Mllcs. BROMLEX K lainiuent and elziss meeti 1,EMlJ.iQQfe1'e11ee room Mlm. Tomm llacl speakers, either i'i'o outSiEleq:6f 'IQ7il1ool or the M iss PIIUICIIS stmiitetheiuselves. Su jects interesting to the stu- Mu. l'lllICliWEIN' M 1 ss J 0 N les Miss CAM l'lJl'lI.I, jigs W , C' N , J. kgjkgpkkal U' dents were discussed. One week Jacqueline Kuhre gave an l1ll'01'CSJLlllQ,f talk on her experience in Hawaii. Several times the eonfereiice rooms combined for some ente1 cainmen17. These periods clicl much in Ar fan! 2 Jlfi3i-wwL.Jww65JQU! is 0 G I XQ 4- 4'u,'f 'LLf,4q.' ' - , 623 We L- SH A 3 7 W ffcflfe-J? ', .' WM fj--'s'f 'l - ,fu .JM-,,.ffq lo'V Sheridan, Russel, Slmw, Rainey, Rogers, W'olte1'ing, Vvoltering, WzLtlii11s, Van Benthuysen, VVatling Zeller, Slmrlilali, W'hitmore, Thias, Teichmzm, Stewart, Stroot, Stauf, Tuttle MeKelvey, 'l'ill'm-ml, Russell, Thompson, Votruba, Verheyden, VVheele1', Shewman, Watlirmg, Vlfeppler 'l'ilclen, Wheaton, NVudcluuk, Ymmg, VVilhelmi, Reddish, Zakarian, XValke1', Smercina, Thomas, Townsend, Smith I lniiiging lille class togelher more intimaiely. Hzlayx 5 ill f'w-5.1313 L fum wih- esi-.l.z, 2, 5... rl., ua 'T Lisfirsillis -'fr 1 5 4. .1 4 finlffbii .i 2.1244 ssyx., H 1 V fa I Mid-juniors NMNQZJJZL y Brocksmith, Sick, Richardson, Koch, Enlzeroth, Darigo, Nichols, Nitsche Wood, Nooter, Remmert, Schlutuis, Someiske, Knupp. XVll1l, Haley, Dietz Stein, Gore, NVenze1, Hansilnmnn, rl'IlllSSlg', Bryan, NVilliums, Snyder, Keltner, Florida, Bauer Saalfrank, Broaddus, Harley, Ellison, Tracy, Shultz, Idler, Ludlow, Sweeney, Jsurkson, Esehenberg, Thatclier, Hennebergei' 1-112 MID-JUNIORS were a class of va- riecl interests this year. A large number ol the boys were members ot the sophomore basket ball team anrl several, such as llarvey Fitzgerald and Bob Hansel- man, were outstanding. Many of the girla played after school volley ball, basket ball and hockey. Ethel Broaclclus and Dottie Jane Knupp were exceptional in these Ltielcls. Other outside interests were art, sall- ing, tennis, journalism and baseball. In the three conference rooms, discussions on sub- jects ot current interest to the school were lielcl. One group in particular talked about ways oil' improving Webster High. The first activity that iucludecl the entire class was a roller skating party fluring the tlliristinas holi- days. Because everyone cooperated the turn-out was large and the party was a tleciclecl success. OFFICE NS Ar. RICHARDSON .PI'8,9l-CZBIL6 Bon N ooriau Viczzf-P1'nsi-clrmt DICK Koen Scorevfary-Tmtl.:-ur1'r':1' ,Ass CUN'l!'l'lliIGNCIC lltlillll rl'lllCSl IJIGNTS Qlliuic A1,I.1aN lJoi:o'rux' HINIJEII linux lloNu: AUIRIIICY lll0liS1'I .I ,mic l,AlNTl'lC.li lil4l'l l'Y Winn ldll Uommou Youuu lfA'l'lllil41l'1N ZAKLWIN WJ! Hof' eww? , Qrjfiiivff' p I Sophomores im soruononus took their entrance into the upper school all in their stride. They were an unusually active group and lost 110 time in or- ganizing, electing Dick I-lonig as their president. Several of the conference rooms were inacle up of those iiitemstecjl in the salnc topics. One was group of Latin stumleiits who had reports concerning Latin and Greek mythology. Another conference group was COlllPOS0il entirely of girls who were consideriiig K,'OllllTl01'Cl2ll careers and who had discussions along that line. A tliird group was unusual in that it was inafle up of thirty-six boys with similar interests in inath, seiencfe, sports, and hobbies. Some ol? the conference groups had reports on rlillforcnt colleges and their requirements and also on the clubs and organizattions in the high school. Sev- eral had quiz programs, spelling bees, or current. fy' W7 plug Dunzrvunl, Boculiw, T.:1m.:lcy, lj0l'I1l1ll'l, llclknap, Johns, Baxter, Holuday, Lyons, Herman, Hoener, Geidcl IfI:,nr'limLl, fllogziu, llcrlull, Grinnell, Jewilt, linker, Dysart, Boylcs, Bush, Fislier, Cole, Leonard Hzimr-l, Gribhlr-, Ainvs, Ilickison, Hailey, Gonz, 1-lillunicyn-r, Hart, Kuhn, Gall, Lane, Allgeier, Binder lloivlnmui, lJekkei', liannon, I.u1'ch, l1'or'ysthc, Krinnncl, Dyer, Illurt, Lamb, Detjen, Anderson, Baker, Block 57Nz Sophomores Zuroweste, Honlg, Biehl, Nye, Walker, Young, Schindler, Sykes, VVatkins, Yates, Sturhahn, McKe1gue Moore, Sherman, Mo1'1:1s,.Tlllay, Vvldmer, Rodenhaus, Puffer, Reed, Rosehke, Nash. McGee, Pusateri, Rippley Streutker, Mler, VVolf, NVllk1ns, Riehardt, Strub, Monroe, Schrainm, NVinther, Strudell, WVilliamsor1, Nash NVue1lne1 events discussions during the conference period. A few gave parties or picnics. The soplioniores were prominent in the various activities. Several from the class were in choir and many others were in chorus, band, or orcliestra. Quite a. few were in Pan A111 and in the Latin Club. In athletics the class was well represented. Many of the boys went out for football and basket ball. Among the niost outstanding of these were Dick Johns, Tod Martin, and Jack Painter. The girls were also active in sports, and more sopliomores played on the after school teams than juniors or seniors. Because of its activities and interests the sopho- more class ot 1U-L2 is one that can not be easily over- looked or forgotten. SPONSORS Miss l1'Ami1'nt Mn. Jo1iNsoN Miss MiLi.ia1c Mic. Sn'r'r1,m Miss SU'1'lIliltI..XXIl M ii. 'l,'1co1f'rn1i Mn. WINTON Miss Woons ezisa YE pf- .NDVISICIIS Miss l+1As'rwoon Mic. lild.-Hill. Miss l'1c,'Iiiil, M iss 'l'1co1as'r1f:l: f J' OJ Q A ilu Mid-Sophomores N ificisiinixiix, the mid-sophomores entered senior high svliool, after spending part of the conferences during the iirst semester in learning about it. Members of several clubs were asked to come and explain the purpose of their organizations and their activities. At the beginning of the new seniester, eueli home room eleetecl oliicers and Red Cross and Student Council representatives. Besides being able to pick all but one of their subjects for tliemselves, as English was the only recpiired course, they were presented with a variety ol' extra-eurrieular activities. They were eligible to many school clubs, and could take an active part in zillileties. Some of the boys were on the B and CU .football teziins, or the f1'osl1', basket ball squad, while the girls played basket ball, volley bull, and baseball. Haines, While, 1.ll1I'llJ!ll0Xl3l', lilzrtt, Ivory, Hoffmzin, Stndelhofer, Xvalker Sprzuxiu-, Prive, Worley, Theiss, Rumlulph, McKee, Burtnett, Lamb Slirewslnury, ldrlwurmls, I'l:ig'm:mn, Kleinsehmirlt, Richardson, Hiers, Manning, NVarzeniak, Conzelman ssyx., Freshmen 1 F GOCl'l1LllS8l'l, Behymer, Griiiin, Hogeland, Campion, Allen, Howig, Cooper, Jones, Dnerr Klein, Gans, Kurtz, Daniel, Booth, Jorflain, Andrews, Jehle, Bubb, Gerlaeh, Fisher Goslin, Ergonian, Bonroe, Barrmrd, Haynes, Deam, Hinkley, f'l,LI'lltl1Cl'H, Davis, Fischer, Allen Koenig, Heap, Cox, Braun, Fillo, Kerlin, Cook, Chriseo, Burch, I-Iozier, Horeh HEX a student enters his freshman year, he is beginning his journey tlirough senior high school. He has many eleetiives from which he inay choose three. Among these are ancient history, social seienee, French, Spanish, German, Latin, foods, clothing, nianual training, business praetiee, orchestra, band, and glee elub. His other three sub- jeets, algebra, English, and gym, are required. Many of the girls participated in after-seliool athletics, such as volley ball, basket ball, and baseball. Those from the seventh, eighth, and ninth grades were chosen on teams by ninth grade captains. Other after-sehool activities included hiking, swimming, skating, and, in the spring, ping pong and jacks tournanients. Boys played on the B and Cv foot- ball squads and C baseball and basket ball teams as well as spring track work. For points earned in CON F 1:1 HENC IC ll IYIQWICSQIQIQJENTS li1tUll7N ALLEN W A ixrmi ALL1-:N Dick .lixeitsox ll'lAlt,I.YN OlxmmN li.xRis,nm lhmxrc ,Asn UUNFICIIIGNCID ROOM Sl,'0NSO.llS M 1 ss Ii0'I I'IC una Miss l31:,xN'rI,uY Miss l'llliIII.Eli Miss lima, Miss llaxns Freshmen these acftivities the students received their tirst letters. This class used live conference rooms. Each Tues- day the students conducted programs such as quiz contests, talks, or discussions on some topic of in- terest to that room. The girls formed teams from their home rooms and played the other conference groups ot the ninth grade in baseball tournaments. The boys like the girls, formed teams and competed in basket ball and baseball. The Junior Honor Society was a special attraction. Several of the class were elected to this honorary group on the basis of scholarship, leadership, service, and character. Many of the boys were monitors and kept order by stopping running, pushing, Hghting, and other simi- lar disturbances in the halls and in the lunchrooln. Ilolekamp, Sheppard, llnderwoocl, 'l':1yIor, XVoods, Rathbun, Stone, Minors, Buxton, Balser Shroeder, Link, Tucker, Martin. Schoene. Parker, Lambert, Thorp, Leinberger Ramsey, Quinn, Lutz. Tuttle. Obourn, Moss, Lentz, Elridge, Stuart, Shaw, WVinfrey, Smith Snyder, Underwood, W00tTl'llff, Nvyatt, Rennicke, Ruddy, Eberhardt, Pence, Lawler, Miller, Shelton, Todd, Shemf s1yx., Mid-Freshmen . Noxon, Russel, Moore, Paschen, Owen, Akers, Davis, Riclil Selnffman, Hees, Dressler, Ravenseroft, Gillman, Prichard, Ruble, Kroppe Koenig, Price, Nifaite, Hartnett, Avis, Cromwell, Sulveter, Vlering' LTHUUGH small, the inid-lreslimen were very active this year. During their last semester in the eighth grade, they lilled out four-year high school schedules, after a meeting between students, parents, and advisers. In J'ain1a,ry they were intro- duced to high school life and began their schedules as planned. After electing home rooin ollicers and representa- tives to the lower school, Red Cross and Student Council, the class gave two assemblies for the eighth grade, and sponsored a Christinas party enjoyed by all ot the members. A basket ball tournament between the home rooms of the lower school proved the mid-treslnnen equal to most competition. The girls also played basket ball, as Well as volley ball and jacks. With this record, the class promises to be outstand- ing in the Senior School. A .D V ISERS M ic. Oasis Mus. ll .miixlmli -,A 62 All V I SERS Miss M iss M iss M Iss M iss Bynum ,I 'A'1'i:icii llAVlS 'I' I 1 on Psox .loxics 8As HE mourn grade was a fairly large one, living divided into five active conference groups. .I+ln.eli room held Valentine and Cliristinas parties, and the ulziss as ii whole gave a hay ride and zi. party, with dancing and games in lille junior boys gym. ' The class came under the new block system This year. By this, English and social sludies are coin- hined in ii single period, and oftentimes moves were shown :is visual f'Cl,llCil,liOH. Besides these, the students ii re required to fake 1l12lll1Gl1llIllCS and general science. Many of The class meinhers belonged 1:0 lower sc-hool orgunizulions, or look part in athletics. For the boys lln-re was ll1l1'H-1llll1'21l basket ball, while for ihe girls there were basket ball, volley ball, and 'table tennis. Gonz, Fitch, Andrews, McClain, Nennert, Busch, Thomas NVrlg'ht, Freund, Clayton, Nvoocls, Xvatling, Page, Taylor, Xvarzeniak Kaiser, Stone, Hauike, Hamel, Minor, Henry, Parker, Linnemeyer, Krimmel sayx., l 8 B's -ii- 45- Qi -Ui- Qnfy 5 35 4 T' Roth, Vlfebster, Sprick, Rollston, Kipp Xvoody, Grone, Coon, Brattin, Myers 111s YEAR the SB elziss was rather small, but this did not affect its enthusiasm in its activities. Because of its size the class was only divided into three conference groups. Each student was required to take English, mathe- nizities, social studies, and gym zilternai,t,ing with reading. They are also allowed to choose one elective from the following: vocal inusie, instrumeiitul niusie, art, Ll1'U.1DiltlCS, or manual training. During their c-onference period they have been learning ballroom dancing and the rules of etiquette for il dance. Other prograins were also planned ifor this period. Many girls of the SB class have pnrtieiprited in after school athletics such as basket ball, volley hull. shulllle board, ping pong, and jacks. The boys played in the junior school basket ball tournament and niuny sang in the Boys, Choir. C0 N F lil IUCN UIQ ,HO OM PHESIoDl5N'l'S Cinco I1 BAUER Nolmixu llQ.rc:mNs 'llmm 'l7sc'n4xNNuN -,ZXQS4 7 A,S nn 'TA CLASS lmd approximately 200 members, wiih many out ol? slate students in the six p K Y c:o11l'e1'enee groups. Two periods of the day were spent CON ll' I+Ili,I'1,NClC ,ITUOM l'.lIl'lHIlJ,lCN'I'H under the guidance of one teaclier, who was also their home room adviser. During this period, English and UUNNIIC fl.xxlxx'.xN Social studies were taught, often with the help of 'lllml' -ION'-NN moving pictures as ii proniotion of visual education. 'IWW ll-WWAY Mailieiimtics, gym and reading, music, and the other l'im'3 S4-lllll'-UW classes were Tauglit by the various other junior school llonolins llI'IllllNUlfIll 33161101-S. I l , ' l MM 5 X VNU The boys ol? the seventh grade had the opportunity to 1lH,1'ilClP!ll'C in the junior school basket ball tourna- ment. There were also after school ping pong, shuflle board, volley hull, basket hall, and jacks tournamenics for the girls. Many of the boys also were members ol the Boys, Choir. McKee, l.4-c, I-lnrmnn, Dalton, I':u'lccr, Stein, Blair, Hnnflley, Martin, Moore, Palmer, Lange, Hirsch, I-Ieminwuy llutsell, Wiflmcr, I-lution, Logue, Schwarz, Ketchum, Miller, Scluiiiizielier, Conncly, Koenig, Jordan, Curson Sprn:1.:el, Sc-luulutius, lieniiurd, Wzu.:'m:i', 1-'Izu'ston, XVild, Barnes, Pierson, XVilliams, Ochs, XVi1Cox, Johnson, Kirk, Hickey, Colton Iiberlmrdr, Sclmeffcr, Ricth, Kendrick, Nitzsclie, Sprout, Darigo, Pence, Dorsett, Rainey, Von Hoffman, Leedham, Milby, Plumer, Jones i 1: Q 1 ,Ml he . ssyx, Q Hoot Acjwrnwrll IES is the privilege of every Webster Hi gh student. This is one example of the American way of life, and the resulting association with our fellow nien serves to strengthen our faith in theni C343 Torch Shelton, Lubbehuscn, Miss Schowengerdt, Gerlach, Yntemzx, Stone Yard, Mztus, Selbert, Knetzgcr, Quick, McKaig ins year the Torch had only four- teen ineinbers, thoce few having been juniors at the tinie of the lust induction. They decided to function again as a service organization, setting up the tutor- ing, induction, typing, scrapbook, extra Cl1I,'1'lClll2l.l', and inter-scholastic goodwill committees. At an early meeting in the fall, ei proposed 2ll'I1C1lKl- ment to the constitution was adopted, changing the eligibility ol candidates from those students in the upper third of the class to those with averages of S521 or above. The students would then be selected by the teachers to Cl'lZl'l'HClfQl', leaderslxip, and ser- vice, after filing application for l1lC111lJCl'Sl1lll. On December 16, the annual Chrlstinzis party was held in the Home Economics Depnrtnient. llefreshf ments were prepared by members of Miss Baileyk classes. OFFICERS Eb Kmzrzonli .P7'CSill0'lbt ti'iu'.Es'l'11: QUICK Vi-an-.l'1'1fsiclirmt E mzA1m'1'x L Snipnnlrr Secretary AL lV1l'I'l'EllO1tN j1I'0fl-Y7.Ll'GI' lVllHS SCIIOWENGERIYI' Sponsor -,!if68 OFFICERS SAM SuEr,'roN P res Mant R ro rm nn M 1.r.I.m 'V1Ice-P1'es1fcZen,t Jim CUTTEl,t Recording lS'ecf'clfw'y Ilicmsn' R'1f:AnEn O01'1'e.vpmLcl'i1z,gl Secretory Droic IlALr1mAN T1'1:a.s'1w'm- Miss Howmm Sponsor 'IIill0:u'y, The International Quill and Scroll HE AIM of journalism students is to become a member of Quill and Scroll, an interna- tional honor society of Journalism students. Re- quirements are as follows: 1. they must be at least a juniorg 2. they must be in the upper third of their class 5 3. they must have rendered superior service in some phase of journalistic workg 4. they must be l'GCOl11l11C1lClCtl hy the sponsor of a school publication 5 5. they must be approved by the international secre- tary. There were only live members remaining from the former group at the beginning of the term. Induc- tions were helcl during the second semester. With this group the club decided to continue exchanging papers with foreign countries as was started last year. The society also aiclecl school publications in any problems that arose. Knetzger, Stone, Copeland, Buschman Lishen, Plagmzmn, Rhodes, Cutter, Gerlach, Haltemzmn Sclhert, Hitc, Koenig, Shelton, Xvagner, Quick, Scott seyx., Thespians Sick, Davies, Barnes, Lehleitner, Yntema, Lubbehusen, Reardon, Lindhorst, Miss Pratt Bennett., Person, Kennedy, Vllood, Carperitier, Darnall, Bauer, Bnumgartnor, Held Moores, Carter, Lloyd, Barbra, Gremp, Mans, Hobbs, Gabbert, Schulte CT WELL four art' there all the . P 1 ho11or lies, is the niotto of Tliespiauis, which is nu- tional drzunzitie soeietv for hieh school students. .l C Their aim is to present better plays and thus to in- terest niore people in the stud y of draxnaties. An 1 lllffll school student who has zweinffe ffrzirles, - D O D and has satisfactorily completed certain requireinents in acting and stage work is eligible tor this honorary society. In addition he must have the true Thes- pianv spirit. These are the requirements set up by the National Thespiun Orgaiiizution, but they nmy be stiffened by the sponsor. Eligible candidates are elected by the members under the guidance of Miss Pratt' und the new meinbers are inducted twice il 7 year. OFFICERS Hn' Gnnnr lion BAIHXIRE lf: .Xtriuco lVllI'l'l'Ill0llN Louxix llI.ws gA7U cf'- l'1'es-iclffrd l'1'f'.vifl1'1Lt 1,I'l':!INtLl'lfI' Sv1frr'iury ST A F F A L W 1-L I 'rn u on N Dou we Yxirmm Bm P.lGl'lSON HENRY llloomes Nuke '11 p L 1' gh, ts Bus ilness Production Staff IIE ESSENTIAL part of every produc- tion is the production staff. These students, who seldom are mentioned, can make or break a produc- tion 3 because no matter how excellent the cast, with- out props, lights, sets, and audience there can be no successful production. The sole purpose ot this or- ganization is to give credit Where credit is due to those whom we never see. These students are placed in charge of the plays under the direction of Miss Shirley Pratt, and they carry on their activities in much the same fashion as a prolfessional stage crew. The entire staff is divided into various crews 5 stage, who build, the sets, properties, lights, make- up 5 costume, business, who take care of ticket sales, publicity, and house. Baun1gn.rlner, Meyers, Granger, Bennett, Carter, Felker, Lehleitner, Kelley, Moores, Schatz, Lubbehusen, Miss Pratt, Kemmerling Lenzcn, XVZICIIIOCTIQ, Bauer, Kennedy, Henderson, Held, Teichmarm, Gallagher, Kennedy, Van de Steeg, Cannon, Ducrr W'hent,on, Scott, Collins, Texier, Sc-ybt, Gardner, Bchymer, Hogelzmcl, Darnell, Barthels, Bowring, Reardon Czirpenticr, Person, Davies. Barnes, XVood, Schulte, Maus, Hobbs, Yntema, Heiner, Lindhorst, Gremp, Barbre vlyx., National Forensic League and Debate Berry, Fisher, MeKelvey, Gall, Dietz Mr. Johnson, Gable, Nero, Henle, Russell Colton, Jones, Lindhorst, Jennings, Viekroy HE National Forensic League, an organization honoring those students prominent in debate or individual speech, has brought niueh honor to the seliool. This year, debating the national sub- ject-Resolved: that every able bodied niale citizen of the United States should be compelled to have a year of military training before reaching the present draft age-the Webster debaters won the district eliniination and then went on to the State finals. Many of the inenibers were also active in oratorieal work, entering the State Contests at Springfield in March. p Lest you think that the N. F. L. is a eut-and-dried organization of Kl0llg-il2Ll1'S,v glance upwards at the picture and visualize a social gathering ot the clan. It must be an interesting and original group. OFFICIQIHS Berry Linnlioasr 1' I'I!S'liCZ ent EUGEN1,x illCKElA'EY Sccwla1'y-T1'm.v1z1'c1' ejfvz ADV,ISl'1llS Miss M.u:simi, 'Miss llimiwixr Miss lihovn Mus. lililClCSON Gffice Assistants OLLOWING the precedent established last year, only students in clerical classes were ac- cepted to work in the high school office. Under this plan the gi rls' classwork is supplemented by practical experience. The girls file, type, iniineograph, and do anything that is assigned to them. Thus the speed and effi- ciency olf the oiliee is inc1'ea,sed. In addition to work- ing in the high school office they gather the slips and deliver announeenientsr messages, and packages to the teachers in their work. They have cut stencils, rniine- ographed, typed, and taken letters in shorthand. In this way they have gained a great deal of practical experience. Besides helping theinselves, the ofiice assistants have done a great service for the school. Noble, Cai-pentier, Hush, I-lofmeister, Nash, Hiser, Vvilliams, Young, YValdsehmidt .Pitt-ifflliill. Coleman, Cook, Spring, Rolf, Xvarner, Xvard, Ramsey, Randall, Smith Horst, Hines, Lee, Milo, Anderson, Linde, Griggs, Lionberger, Jennings, Harrison, Layman vsyx., Senior Student Council Mr. Schultz, Teiehman, Sears, Grinnell, Quevreaux, Rodgers, Flllo, Mattox Torr, Detjen, Pqstene, Allgeier, Leonard, Reader, Moneur, Buschman, I-Iewett Broadfoot, Howig, Wheeler, Yntema, Gable, Oster, Berry, Nvhitehorn, Worley 1' THE beginning of the year each conference room eleets its student council represenq tative, this group of students meeting every Thurs- day afternoon. The President of each respective school presides over these meetings. The student council started the year by sponsoring the activity ticket. However, when the council saw that the ticket was not going over as well as was hoped, it decided not to try to force the ticket ot' the students. An athletic ticket was proposed in its place and was nceepted by the students. On March 21, the student council held n conven- tion. Approxiinntely two hundred students l'ron1 diiferent schools throughout St. Louis. St. Louis County, and East St. Louis attended. Dr. Weaver wus the speaker and led the discussion on such topics as student elections, student government in times olf OFFICERS JOHN GABLE lJI'!'Nl:Cll?I7.f of both, svlmnlx Die if OH'lfHlt I ' I-1witrI1'1z't of ill.llt'l'l I .x B lcluiv Donwn YN'rEnA Cl l,o1n.x Mosenn Doo Sex Ilf,l,'l'Z 'elf 74 swllflll' Slfllfllll S e-cnrzf l V1 ry 1'l'IfllNlLl'I'l' Roll C'llm'L7f'1' S po neo r UFl!'rlL?lf1liS Ill-:Nur S'rn.xuu l'1'cs'ifl1'lLl liuwl N Suu'r'r 'l'lcv-l'l'1'.v1'rlr l1,l lilil'1N'l' lhililililll, Sr'crf'lfLry-fl'1'1'r1,.vurr'-1' unior Student Counc1l crisis, school eliques, school spirit, student court, sl u- clent 011lf01'li?,lll1lll.U1llj,. extra curricular activities, and other topics of interest to the students. Further activities ol' the council included trying to furtlier student government by proposing 21 student court, student oliicers, and a code ol' conduct, attempt- ing to lessen cliques in the school by sponsoring activities such us folk games and parties during the conference period in the lower school, and proposing n clunige in student elections, since the old preferen- tial systeni in use this year was not thought to he lilG,lll0L'l'?l.l'lC. One of the lust of the eouncil's activities was sponsoring the election of the school presidents. Huclspetll. Long, Martin, Kohlbry, Carlson Ketchum, Temple, Vliurner, Prieliartl, Grace, Heminway llzivis, Bader, Straub, Sliutt, 1-Iotze, Busehman, Lunkford 4- ! was-J vsyy, rx,wv -43 fi Red Cross Rogers, Lotz, Spradling, Fialka., Hobbs. Gore, Feldmann, Schaeffer, Clark, Linnemeyer, Vvatkins, Gingrich, Rainev Miss Allen, Thomas, Townsend, Morris, Sherman, Beekmann, Kaseh, Reddish, Lane, Detjen, Gifford, Harrison Bynum Peterson, Van de Steeg, Griggs, Forester, Bartz, Mier, Drew. Moir, Frein, Sprague, Roessel, Thatcher HE GOMBINED junior and senior school Red Cross had za, big job to do this year. Get- ting off to an ininiediate start in September, they eolleeted 159 Christnias boxes to send to the needy people of wartinie England. In November, The an- nual ineinbersliip drive neiied the national head- quarters almost 8370, collected in both schools. Then in December, 58 baskets donated by ihe CO'lTl?G1'Q11CG roonis were sent to the underprivileged in the Si. Louis vicinity. Tlll'OllgllOL1t the year tin-foil and tooth paste Tubes were saved-The money from the sale of these also being sent into nationzil head- qua1'ie1's. On Valentines Day, ihe senior school section spon- sored The Hop-O-Hearts. All of The proliis went toward national defense, nizxking it a really pai'i'io1'ie affair. OFFICER S J.xoK BARTZ Semlo-1' School P1'cs'1fflc nit Bon Mom Ju1m'or School Pl'0S'l1flK?YlZf Miss ALLEN Miss BYNUM. Miss Piciicun -,Z176 Sponso rw O l Fl CNRS Don ,lflNm,:1.Is1i M iss A l,l,nN P1'es-irlzmt' L 'i I1 7'll1'ill7L Library Staff BIONG the liardest workers in the school are the students who each year donate their services to the high school lllJ1'H1'y. These industrious students cheek our liln'u1'y books in and out, spend long hours helping us look for material, and help to keep our sources of inlorniation in good order. One of the most interesting things that they do, with the help olf the clerical elusses, is to put out the Liln'z1ry Notes, at monthly publiezltion to keep the sehool notified olf recent additions to the liln'a1'y. The inost publicized addition this year was the delinquent book and fine list, put out once a week by the staff and clistributed to the senior school. This list, was an experiinent in keeping lines and overdue books in order. Rolf, Logan, Meyer, Vickroy, Black, Barbra, Miller, Hoffmeistci' Miss Allen, Eckert, Lewis, English, McBride, Nitzsehe, Vogele Bm-bor, Heiser, Brock, Behymer, Dyer, Leonaril, McBride, Henry vvyx., Scribblers Society Bader, Kurman, Gerecke, Deam, Leinberger, Ffengin, Koenig, Nvright, Elmlroclgu, 1-lolurlny, Blzurs, Hoff, Gutmun Mrs. 1-lamaker, Miller, Felker, Howe, Vinod, Farno, Snyder, Suxsby, Sherwin, Ruthhun, Daniels, Rililnly, Hutchinson Cain Pierson, Grant, Stevenson, XVoody, Sherwin, XVoods, xVL'l.I'IlI!I', Jones, Tucker, Rainey, Dorsctt, Slooifmun, Shrewsbury Ruddy me SClllBliT,ICRS SOCIWPY is open to any junior school Stiiclent iiltcewsiml in creative wrii- ing. Ai each nieeting, The lIlK'11'1lJC1'S resid ihceir poems or stories, which are uoiiinicntecl upon or criticizcil by others. Ai the ond of the meeting the selections arc voted upon and ai prize is given io the winnvr. A cflmrt oilf winners is kept and af the and ol' tho your The person with the most stars wins the grand prize. The Scribblers do noi' spenrl all olf ihrlir time wrii- ing. Tho ll:1llowc'en pariy in Octobvr was vnjoyvcl by all, :incl prizes were given 1l'or The host cfostiiincs, making fx very :iniusing contest. In March, ovcrycmiir- had 21 grand iinie at the Scrihhlors Cl2lHi70, polishing off ai sucfcess'fi'1l social season. O l FlClCllS MA1:u.xinc'l' Wfxicxlcic, .lonx .Tomas PI'l'.wf1lI'Ill Vicr'-I'1'1'xiri1'vz..f Gincmn 'l'uffKE1i Swerrf Fnlxxic Woons fn ry-Y'rrfu.w-1,n'r21' Slllflhlll Sf'rf1'1'laI'QV M ns. ll'.fxnAK1m -,A 78 Sponsn 1' unior Press Club .1111 .1UN1o1c viuass CLUB this year had tl1i1't1y-live 1llGllllM?1'S. Any student in the Tth, Sth, 01' Sith grade was eligible to join, but most of the 1116111- llers were 9th graders. The 111z1i11 object olf the club was to train those students interested i11 jOl11'11i1llSl1'l for lfuture work on the school pulilicatioiis. The 111e111be1's covered. the news i11 the jL111lO1' school for the Echo paper and were also given 21 feature column called Small Talkf' to which any 1HQllllJQ1' i11 the club could l'01lil'llJUtC bits of gossip. The chief task of the 111e111l1e1's this year was 1':1isi11g the inoney to pay for l13,ViDg their picture in the year hook. The club closed al your of hard work with an ifl- 1'o1'11ml party. Ilelisrmi Cllfllll Sm lglll, IXLITITIHH, Fzirno, Koenig, Holaday, Ralls. XVilliums Hlnklu Shelton l nllo Wx 111 lfezigin, Carthuus, Bennett, Marshall. Miss Fiehler Lutz lultle W une: I-1 ilIll lgt0n, Baker, Sherwin, Kropp, Bader, Moss '... Convcntus Latinus I-Iundley, Schmid, Miller, Dunavant, Busch, Grisham, Nesbitt, Lee, Berger, Lubbehusen PL1UH1S21l'Ul6I', M0l'U?lUll. Sdllff, Kennedy. Reildelb MOKuig, Shewinan, Biederman, Detjen, Cole, Blumer, Reardon Lerlaeh, Wagner, Biederman, Butler, Curtin, Nennert, Beesley, WVaddock, XVheaLon, Nvakefleld, Jacobson, Ames Diel'ison Bannon, Reddish, Christiansen, Fuhrinann, YVhitehorn, tiuiek, Knetzger, Weppler, Miss Fzu'mer, Forysthe, Clarke Allgeier s THE oliicers of the Latin Club were elected last year in the final spring meeting, the or- ganization was able to start off the 1941-42 season with a regular meeting. Mr. Hixson, as first guest speaker, explained the vocational and cultural reasons for taking Latin. The club also had the privilege of seeing movies of the Parthenon at Nashville, Ten- nessee, which were shown by Miss Dorothy Daniels, editor of the first Latinus Rumor and now one oil our physical education and speech teachers. Miss Daniels compared the construction ol the building with that of the original Parthenon in Athens, Greece, which is now in ruins. At one of the meetings, inany of the Caesar stu- dents conducted an imaginary tour of Rome in an imaginary sight seeing bus. The student guides gave talks on the interesting sights ot the city. Otto Zinke OFFICERS En KNm'rzoEie rhll lVllI'l'EIl0ltN V -1, 1: 0- , , v HELEN W nrriam Un1,ns'1'n Qewli G LOIH A Z.'xK.'x ina N Miss Familia ,Asn P'1'c.swf Ll e nf l'1'rfsicl1'1L'l Sl5Cl'I4f!l,I'.Ij 1 '1'z'fu.su1'n r Il fxiorilm S ponsu r CALQIQ N DA ll U I YR 1 STM AS .l.',u:'l'x' ,DI'f7!77l7,IIl I' Ili li,-X'I'IN W limi. April 526-Zlfuy 2 .-Xssiciunm' Ijiweu Klum BANQu1a'1' Bllly I May .I Illuy ,IU Conventus Latinus netecl us chief guide, iiutronlueing the speakers and their subjects. Al Whiteliorn M. C'cl a truth 01' consequences quiz :nt nnothei' oi the meetings, while one time lleorgge 'Yiitemu proved to liave the largest voezibulzlry in the club. Another interesting 1l1'Ug1'il.lll consisted ol' fl talk by Mr. J ohuson on his trip to Rome, and the many uucie'nl', beziutilful buildings there. Everyone haul El good time at the annual Cliristlnas party, but the club did not spend all of its time in nmusement. Em-ll year, the organization gives money to tho Fzwmingtou O1'plmn:1ge, in Fariniiigton, Mis- souri, this your sending forty dollars. It is this spirit of elmrity, plus scllolarsliip and lllllllljl' that nmlies the Latin Club interesting. Vogue, Powell, Sluvhnhn, Kllleen, Ulmer, Rielxl, Nommenson, Zinke, McDonald. Hoener, McDonald, Pfoutz, I--I imebuugh Krimmel, XViclmvr, 'I'lll:1y, Kennedy, WVilkinS, Rodenlmus, I nfiTm', Hyde, Kell, Szlalfrzxnk, Kuhn, Geidcl 'l-lowipr, fil'CLl'Ul'3', Verhoyclen, Gibson. l,on1.:', Znknrizm, Glognu, Fislmer, Lumm, Riclizirdt, Monroe, Wolf, Kriege, Srhwzirz, Zeller XVesluy, .Im:p, Obourn, Gull, Stengel, Gribblc, Lune, Mozley, 'l':1bex', Hoflfmzm, Zakurian, Haekwzlrd, Leonard oggjpeaqifiw 55-lit if tt Latinus Rumor 9 Shewnmn, Reddish, Schiff, Gerlach, Schaeffer, Knetzger, Miller, ZLlkl.Ll'l11ll Kennedy, 1fIau'1'ison, Bierlcrmzin, Xvugner, Quick, NVhitch0rn, lvlortlzund nn LATINUS RUMOR has been ns much EL part of Latin as the transhitions themselves. The paper was stzirtecl in 19757 by EL stuff chosen from the inenibership of the Latin Club, and has been a great success from that time. The paper has improved, with time and new con- sists of two ininieographed sheets with much art work. The front page features the Romans :incl tlieir various custonis. On the buck of the page is a cross- word puzzle and :I humor column which lends nwuch to the paper. Warren Gerlach has rlone 51 gramd job with the humor column with the help elf the other students. The articles are arranged by Celeste Quick, the editor, who gives them to the typists. It then inimeograpliecl and distributed. STAFF Cm.ns'r1z QUICK Editor ANNA BTARY WAQNRR rl l 11: L 11: N XV1n'fP1'.En Assoc in I fl E fli I v rx Ar, hVHI'l'ICHORN' ULo1':IA ZAKARIAN Art Ezlilors Wiuumx Glmmert Humor Erlilor -,1rf82 gy- WAYL Q., , H-nf' on S JAHIR ' W ve 1ll l4'lUi'lllS Mimi' Iilcnlneii 1,I'1'Nl.llf'll'f l1I'f'Y S lllfllllil LL il iw-l'l'r'-Qirlf'11,I Naxos' iiIlll'l'0N Sl'l'I'lfllU'y hi.All'l'llA Tilflllllif il71'l'1lS'lLl'l'l' Miss Woons Spa nm 1' Le Cercle Franczus ms YEAR the French Club had a inenibership ol' about forty. The meetings were held every third Tuesday and three unexcused absences automatically dropped a nieinber from the role. Everyone was eliarged sinall animal dues to pay for parties and inc-idental expenses. In the fall, the initiation ot new inenibers was held at fl'illay's Park. Everyone had a good time on a scavenger hunt for which all the clues were written in French. Another meeting was in honor of Le J OU1' des Reis, the :feast of the three kings. This Celebration was held at Miss Woods' home. The meetings this year were very interesting and educational to the French students, in that the min- utes were read in French and all business was ear- ried on in French. .l':l'l7lTl1l0l', Watkins, Lnng, Graves, Nations, Rodgers, Carter, Smercina, Smith Mc'Kaig', Kellvrnian, byllG0ll'l', Melielvey, Bedell, Thomas. Schneider, French, Miss WVood Smith, Lynn, Burton, Sherill, Hedrick, Berry, Vvilliamson, Cannon, Xvilbur gays., Student Volunteers Znkuriun, Sauder, Burton, Bauer, Stone, Van de Sleeg, Rilzen, Galluglier Sherrill, Mefllee, Ebel'l1u,1'dt, Tlieiss, Fischer, llriee, Kell, Behyrner, lieesley Quick, Gifl'm'cl, Jones, Nennert, Kennedy, Lionberger, lf'ritsehe, Houston, Reardon, Lubbeliusen XVo1'ley, Strudell, Xlfeintz, Gerlaeh, Granger, Knetzger, Sehwnrtz, Mier, Young FAMILIAR sight fircnintl the lnills the lust three years bus been the Stucilent Volunteers, at their service in keeping order in the school and on the grounds. They are a group of students who lmve offered to assist the :faculty with some of tlu-ii: responsibilities in keeping people off olf the football lielcl and basket ball eourts during guinea. They also kept stuclenls lfroin brenlcing inlo The luneli line or Wzintleriiig llirougli the hulls near junior selmol elasses cluring the senior luneli period. Anollier Vol- unteer service was to help the Public: Library wuteli the books rlonatecl for the men in SQ1'V.l0C, to see that none were clzunagecl or stolen. An interesting fact about this oi'gm'iiz:ition is llnil' there are no Clues and meetings are eallecl only wlien iieeessmy. 0 l+'F.l CE HS lflnwl N KN 1-:'l'm:1f11: Wixicmcx liiI'1llI,AlIlI li.-lI'llA St:11w,xliz ,AM l'1'r's1'rZz111,t I'iw'-1'1'1'.w1'clff1'1,l Sc'c1'z'f1lry I,l l'S'lIll1'IL'f I ll 1 -l'l'1r,siJc1'LL ld IN I x11l1uiY S1'1'1'1zml'y 1YI'I'HN'Zll'lf'l' Spun-snr' Art Club HE ART CLUB has been very active this year. The members have developed their artistic ability and while so doing have made life pleasanter for others, making Christmas cards for our sailors, and working continuously with the Red Cross for the soldiers. The veterans ot Excelsior Springs Hospital are grateful to the Club for making favors for their parties. ln the fall, the members had a picnic at Tillay Park, to the enjoyment of all. A trip to the Art Museum to see the Missouri Art Exhibit. was made and appreciated by all. On elub days, the students usually Work on handi- craft, painting, or some other interest, but at times they have lecturers, such as Bob Weigel, who gave a denionstration on the advantages of the air brush in art. Qt f F lllglllll Griggs, Stone, MvCain, Saailfrunk, Koester, Jeep, Vance, I eedh'im Grote Ludlow, Gereclce, Plagmann, Xvcppler, Harrison, Cole, XViIliamson, Herick Illent Jfeldmzm Riordan, Fisher, Leonard, Sweeney, Lenzen, Humphrey, Shultz, Zakarian ,Br asyx., Pan Am Cannon, Yard, Gerell, Grote, Reziwdon, Heirs, Detjen, Buschman -Hackward, Fritsche, KOEl1Cll15iH,,Cl21l'li0, Cushing, Kell, Townsend, Ames, Obourne, Schwarz I-lite, Bennett, Miss Doud, Berry, Lubbehusen, Koenig, Michenfelder, Henderson, Lenzen, Selbert HE Pan American Student League has one of the largest melnberships of any organiza- tion in the school, with over two hundred loyal Pan Amersf' As a club this size is rather cumbersome, the membership is divided into study councils with from ten to twenty members in eacl1. The club was reorganized this year according to the interests oi the students. There were three dramatic councils, two publicity, three varied interest groups, a music group, dancing, and a journalism council which pub- lished the PANorAMa. Each group sent a repre- sentative to the main council, and this body, coni- bined with the of rlcers of the club, executed the busi- ness details of the organization. The largest undertaking of the year was a Pan American convention, sponsored by Webster Groves and participated in by eighteen of the city and OFFICERS Lois LUBBHIIUSEN ALuE1:'r Mioiiuxlmlinult Pzwsiclcni S lu dy Uo'Lm.wm'l for lNLxu'r1l,x BERRY CRAIG HEWETT Miss Doun ,Ass Secrctu1'y Treasurer S prmso 1' CABIN ET B,1111s.11m :KELL Lib 1'a,1'fic1-11, EL1z1111n11r11Q Si:L1x1c11'r Erlucatiiovuzl Director AUUREY IQOIILMEYER Secretary of Foreign U01 7'L'.S270'7ldU7bCG BE'l l?flG IQOENIG Eclilm- of PANrrrAllIw 1.0 1 Vyft Pan Am xille Illinois. 111 0' the speakers were Mrs. Edwa ig d a delegation from Jersey- , J D Moser, author oi? The Illezvicmz Touch, Mr. Goslin, Mr. L. S. TlGI111d11, of the United States Office ol Education at Washingtoii, D. C., and Harold Braun, last yez11 s president and now EL student at Washing- ton University. Such topics as inter-American de- fense, the Good Neighbor policy, deinocratic cooper- ation between the Aniericas, Latin American music, art, and il1'CllltECt111'Q, and Latin Ainerican liberators were discussed by the students. The representatives were interested enough in Pan Ainerieanisni to plan 2l110t'l1C1' convention to be held next year at The Priiicipia. Pan Aineriean Week found the school decorated with many Latin Aineriean displays. An assembly was given for the school on April 14, Pan American SDl'2,lfllll'lS,', Hesse, Gzmbbert, Browne, Kelley, Bieclerman, Gregory, Kotsrean Iiec-lm1:-111, I'l1LCliWRl'41, Henley, Brown, Lindholm, Burton, Carlson, Forester, Flautt Jones, Beasley, l3H.lll11g!Ll'1Ll lCl', Diekison, Hite, Keane, Kurz, Glogau, Gnaegy Bedell, 1F'lIlll'l'l1Ill1, Clxristizmsen, Allcgier, Gribble, Forysthe, Bannon, Henneberger, Cole, Gaines 87N Pan Am Nye, Thomas, Thompson, Moneur, S'ne1'1112111, Morrill, Schaefer, Ricl1z11'1.lt, 'l'?lbCl', Morris, 'l'ill'o1'cl Smereina, Ruzfsell, Nennert, Young, NVilhelmi, Rerldish, Lzunm, Ripley, Leomirfl, Rainey, Lzirson, Schiff Lz11'son,.Y' lliums, Tracy, Reed, lVGDlJlGl', Tilden, Peterson, VV?l,l'fl, VV:1gne1', Nations, Rhodes, Roth :Thonwi Nvudcl , Wheaton, Larson, McGee, Strudell, WVo1'ley, Uthoff, Lishen, S:1.ali'1-111111, Plagmamn, Quick S O , Wi iz show and El panel of six Latin 1 11ie1 11 ' 1 ents fl'U1'11 Webster College. The eli- 1 t ' 1 week was La Fiestaf, With niusie, 1 1 1g, gaiiie booths, exhibitions, and El lo1'tu11e eller, this repeat pe1'fo1'n1a11ee of last yeaits Carriival was put on by P1111 illll and enjoyed by all of those brave enough to attend. At Christnizis, il party was held for all of the meni- beifs. Those atteiicling had 11 good time playing games 111111 ping pong, claineiiig, eating cookies, and clriiiking gzillons of coke. The iinish to the year was il picnic plaiinecl for the end of school, after the election of next YCEIIJS ofhcers. CALENDAR Cox VENTION Feb rua ry 528 PAN A1111111oAN DAY LA FIESTA ,Ass A pri! 1.4. A.pr1fZ IS Ul l lUl4lllH Ilowimm QIVIXN l'1'r'.v1'rl1'l1l I 1 NI l'1i'1 1'1c1c 1 l f l'l.l'l'-l,l'l!NI.lff'll,I ANNA lXl.x1:Y W.u:Nu1: S1'r'l'r'l1l ry lion f,'Ol'lCI..XNIJ Mu. Hun 7 ,l'l'1I8Ml'UI' If LZ ASlll!!HfW1l' Chemistry Club IIORTTIY alter the beginning of the Tenn ai group ol' int'e1'ested Kll0lI10SU assembled in 205 und, under the guidance of Deen Schulz, organized the Ulieniistry Club. The club, made up of seniors linking Cl1K'llllS'fl'.Y:, inet every other Tuesday. Demon- sllwitioils were ll1'OSf'1ll'CLl by ll1Cl11lJQ1'S: followed by l1llL'Sll0l'1S and discussions. l,'1'og1':1111s ol' varied interests were planned by The presideiil' and vice-president with 'che help of the lhI'Og'l'HllI kflillllllllifxll. Fl'i1C'fl01l2ll distillzliion and its l'0Illl11l?I'lfl?ll 2llJillllC2ll'lOllS, the COlN1llG1'i'li1l process of lllillllll!2H'l'Ul'lllg' coke, and The electroii niieroscope were t-vpim-ul p1'og1'a11ns. The Bzibc-oe.k Test for butler 'l':1'r L'01l'l'l'll'lJ ol' milk proved To be interesting' To all as milk lroni leading dairies was tested. This will give you ai pieture of how The Cheinistry Club spent its lim and f at The 11 embers did out- side of scho WWE? 'I'heiss, Svhnelu-len. IllJLlll,5JOQlllHal'I, Rilzeu, Oster, Sears, Drew, Noble Ilelal, S1u':uIlim,:, Hl':nm.:er, Logu , I-leslrivk, Erlnnder, Coi'l'mzxn, Gerecke, Halteman 'l'oxi:'r, lll'C'lHllJllllI, ll:wkw:,u'd, VV2l,g'I1CI', Cutter, Quinn, Copeland, Reardon, Lubbehusen asyx., The Echo Detjen, Berry, Langley, Eschenherg, Rainey, Wepplex', I-Iotze, Rhodes Gray, 4Ke1l, Gallagher, Haelcward, Mans, MeKaig, Lubbehusen, Baumgartner, Mortland, Bohlinger Layman, Ll01ll3Cl'gEl', Cannon, Ritzen, Humphrey, Knetzger, Darnall, Gable, Holekamp, Bowring, Nvilliarns, NVo1tering Lishen, Hilleary, Collins, Gerlach, Selbert, Copeland, Quick, Yard, Donald, Hoencr, Buschman HE ECHO STAFF this year was com- posed of about thirty members and the work was divided into two divisionsg editorial and business. The duties of the editor and associate editor included outlining the book, planning divisions, writing the dedications, foreword, and division headings, and editing the adininistration section. The editorial staff took care of the copy in all the other divisions. The business stalf collected payments and distrib- uted the yearbook. Since the price of the yearbook does not cover the cost, they sold candy, school sup- plies, Webster transfer stickers, and Turkey Day buttons, to make up the deficit. Also an amateur show and a movie were given, and last but not least, the annual Echo Coronation, which has beconie one of the highlights of the school year. GALE ND AR 'PURKEY DAY BUrToNs Novcmllcr 14.-19 CIl1ilS'l'1lAH Piucry December 1 U ,l7ic:trUl:u Snow Fab ruury 25 150110 CURUNATION April .IZ .XilA'l'1clm Snow April S50 dfIC.XItllO0K l,SSlllilJ M ay Q52 dffso PEHSONAE lloisiclri' Cfoiflcmxn Ezlitnr D0llU'l'Il,Y llxvls IillfHI'l'IL-U Queen M.x1:..1 mxm Li.ox'n qmffm. for 151.052 'Naxmr A NN lc Quinn: Umzulz-B1'11,1'er Joi EN G ABLE Illflfllfl Coronation N MARCH, the senior class selected fwenly-two senior girls as court maids and six from these twenty-two as special maids. The only require- inenls were that all the girls have at least a C average and be in one extra-curricular activity. Fi- nally one from the six was chosen by The entire senior sehool as queen. Saturday evening, April 11, The auditorium was filled with spectators anxiously waiting to see who the new queen would be. The sixteen court maids, announced by lhe herald, Caine down the aisle, fol- lowed by the retiring queen and The editor. Then came the crown-bearer and, finally, the special maids who lnade lheir eurtsies to The retiring queen. Amid a burst of applause Miss Marjinnie Lloyd was crowned Echo Queen for 19-12. 91,22 The Webster Echo Hogeland, Randall, Fialka, Colton, Gregory, Elbrecht, Gaunt, Lee, Plagmann Lenzen, Harrison, Henneberger, Hedrick, Vkfheeler, Zakarian, Hackward, Waddock, Quick, Dietz Christiansen, Rhodes, Bennett, Koenig, Halteman, Cutter, Shelton, I-lite, Scott HE FIRST Echo paper of the year was distributed during an zlssembly in the fall. After this novel introduction, The Echo Sellled down to work, getting an issue out approximately every other Friday. As the Activity Ticket failed to go over this year, the paper had to be out down to six pages, alterimting with the regular right page size. This loss was made up for with the addition of il SQl'1olnsl'ie Roto with many of the These were furnished free of clmrge to any member of the National Scholastic Press Association. Anollier dislinelioli of the paper this year was the novel system of adverlising. Manly ads were brought lo the attention of the suliserihers by the use oflf small, Clever Cl1'ilWl1'lgS of the article for sale. In Novemheig the Echo presented an old favorite, EDI TORI AL STAFF Dre li ll ALTEMAN Erlilor-:fn-U11inf J 1 Bl C U'l l'ER vlili'l l'Y IQOICNIG News Erliim .Flfllfll-l'I5 .Eclzfllnz SA A1 S u.1c1xroN V1.m:l'Nl'.-l lTI'lfE -,IQBZ Sports .Erlfilm Copy Erlil o-1 HUSI N HSS S'l'AF1 tldllll Sroxn H llNl'7l ms ill 1101.11 yer .KN NA ll'l.ix1:r W.u:N nu .fl rl12r'rfisi17,.y rllrl 1'1 flfflil' Him. Nw: Ui:-uulr1lio1z flfll7LlIfjl'I' Mlss ll,owA1nm Sprmsn 1' The Webster Echo Chielf Red Fox, in a benefit assembly. On October 31, a Halloween party was given for just the mem- bers, with dancing, games, and refreslnnents so niueh enjoyed by everyone that another entertainment was added to the spring ealendar. Keeping to at tradition that has been followed by many before them, the business staff again exchanged papers with some 56 schools. These papers were very useful, as they enabled the staff of tl1e whole paper to get new ideas for copy, editorials, advertising, and so forth. Many of the members of this year's Echo were elected to the Quill and Seroll, honoring those stu- dents who have done superior journalistic work. Kell, Baumgurtner, Glogau, Jones, Heaton, Heck Schwartz, Bedell, NVard, Xvagner, Stone, Griggs sayx, Hi-Y 7 Colmey, Miller, Grosse, K. Jones, Kelley, Morrill, lboisey karxner, Fahle, Gabbert, Hurt, Feldmztnn, Lee, McKee, Bollinger Benne, Blick, .lor'1lz1n, Eberhzxrt, Knelzger, Felmlnnm, Llrislmnu Lehlmeilner Lawler, DelJen, Edward:-z, L. Jones, Muttox, Inglis, Frieke, .Holmes o CREATE, inaintain, and extend throughout the school and eonnnunity high sltzmtlzntls of Christian Cl1H1'2lCt01',,Z this the purpose ot one of the sehool's outstanding organizations, the Hi-Y. Following this ereecl, the fellows collected and fle- liveretl Christlnas baskets for the negroes in our own ooininunity. Then in the spring, they joined with the Hi-Y ot Douglass Iligh School in nn attempt 'lo better living conditions in the negro section ol' Webster. Among the nmny interesting speakers that the boys ll02ll'Ll fluring the your were Reverend Inglis, Doon Lewis, and Toni Curtis. These and other youth leaders of the eonnnunity gave the boys inany topics for clisvussion at the weekly meetings. Other IJl'Og'l'2lU'lS consisted ot moving pictures olf some olf Webster's football games. O FF fll C E l I S F1 HST SEM ESTE .lor-: KlGI4I.l'1Y Tom Src.-ms l'1'1'1'- .lolm SU1',r,lv.'xN JXNTIIONY Wlnsox ,A94 R I'1'1'.Qi1lwr, lr l,l'I'Slll!'ILL Sr'r:1'c'lury T1'mr.Q'zz1'f'1' Ul+',l4'l U IGIIS SICUONII Snnns'r Tun Sm les Inns .lox ns BILL il'1:Itfl-I Dow flJ1c'r.n EN I ,l'l'Nl.ll! H, l' l' IIY4-l,l'l'Sl-IIl'llif S1'c'r'c'!111'y Tl'I'llNIll'l'l' ml S'IlOllS0l'l'1i by ihe Wobsioi' Hi-Y Tho social 1D1'0g1'2llll sliartuil off on Noveinlmoi' 'T wilh ai hay ride. Later in Xovmiilaei' uanie the tmcliiioiizxl HF1'l0lNlSlll1l iD2l11C0,,, which is given miiiilnilly on the day ul'1:,ui' ilu- Tliaiiksgiving Day ganna, and is Jointly :incl Kirkwood, Hi-Y's. A lic-1' handling tho symbol of clofeai, the little ln'ou'n jugj, lo Jack Rice, prosiclciit of Ki1'kwoocl,s club, .loo Kelley UI'0WllCli illieleii Davidson Football Qnoc-n of Kirkwood High, mul Rico crowned Nlllllxl' Gmy lo reign over Wobsic-i'. Then as the .finishing touch To the first senlosier, a record dance was given on .l':i111m,1'y 22 as ai relzixoi' after oxamiimtions. In the sooond soinesier 1ho club was reorganized wilh 11, now consiitui'io1'1. New order was introduczefl into The meetings, bringing The Hi-Y io the conclu- sion ihait it W21S11,t such il bad your after all. 'WoinLz, Scofield, Young, Lamb, Tuichmunn, Drew, Nesbitt, Theiss Young, Zeller, Quevreuux, Price, Ritzen, Sullivan Niobllng, Perry, Copulund, Sears, Aigler, XVatki11s, Paulson gsyx, Riding Club N FTSQIIQV. Aigglev, lvlorrill, 'I':1hu1', Gunz, Iliukisun, f.h'ou:, All-fic-Q, Ku,-Z' 1g,lw,,,-,ls H. xl CHU-HQI1, FI'l1Esc:11c,'Qa1'd, blmernmn, McKee, Lumm, Ruhlish, NV0l'1cy, Hluulus, Struclcll, Kclmmly 111111, Qllllflx, AlS.'91Q1'.,W1flj210l', KQNHUQIY, Lglyrllrln, Grigqgs, Junus, lliI'l'm'1l, liilllllll.1'1l.l'l.lll3l', I-logulnml, Jennings McL,.zun, XYlllJLll', f.,LlSlllI1g, l+ol'csLm', Gray, Mr:U:n,in, C. Nash, llccecl, IZ. Nash on THOSE who are i,1117o1'estccl in tho ring we have ll Hiding Club. This is opn-11 'lu ull who au' i11fv1'Qs'teml in kl1OWl11g uhout lmrsos, Tllllllg- and the lwolxloiiml of good SlJ0l'lSlll2l,llSllill. The cluh cliviflvs its llH'llIlJlll'S info Two groups- zwtivc and assovizllv .mQmhm's, tho mzliw lllf'1lllJOl'S hoing Those who arc- vnfiifn-cl to volt' illlll io lmvo lirst clloivff Ulf lhf- horsvs whwn fha- vluh rich-s. This group is made up olf sc-uiors or Those who In-longc-cl To ihu club in prr-vious yPn1's. ,Xssor-i:110 1u0n1hc1's am' tlmsr- who do not wish to rifle or who are waiting l'o1' sonn- zwfivcr 1TlQ1'lll.JP1' To he mlrnppecl. Active 11lQl1llJUl'S ave flroppvd for Thu lfollowing walsolls: failing 10 Tirlc- 0lH i' il mollih. luiling lu pay dues, or missing more tlmu two JIIKSCHIIQS. UI l4'IClGIlS Nm' Gum' lZ1 l'l-1 Ulfslllxu I, lil1'm:r'l' I4'1w11l'1: Ii.u:1:Axl:.x Mm,'i'.x1x ,Ass ,l'wf.w'1lnn.l iff'-I ,l'l',Q'l.Il1'I'I,f Y vI'l'lIS ll rw' Sc l'l'l'f!ll'.lj O FFI CIC RS lvllilililt M1'1 i'l,1':1: 1'l'r'.vi1lr'-711 Cl.lI ,I-'UHIJ fI'.u,:ss1i: I '-:N-I'1'1-sizlwnl I3 1-zx BROOKS b'1'r'r1'lul'y llllflibi, lill'KAlHl, WIN'roN, i'iIH'1Ii will N Sprmwnz-.Q Rifle Club me RIFLE CLUB is :ui important 0I'g2'll'llZlll'lf3H, l'or in it the students learn the use and ililllliillllg of ii rillc. This year the club of forty-four nieinbers was divided into lour sections and each section ,niet once 51 week. The team itself was com- posed olf the six best shooters in the club. Ol its nine nmtches the team won 'T' and lost 2. The team also entered the Hearst .hI211'liS111ilDSlllP iournznnent in which any high school rifle team in the 'United States or its territories is qualified to compete. The results which come out in early sum- mer will undoubtedly prove that the team did as well il' not better than last year, when third place in the Seventh Corps Area was won by Webster. Link, 'Wooil, Russell, Rosborougrh, Young, Smith, Gziiner, Fitch, Zimmerman, Underwood Bhilt, Homme, Henry, Sehocne, Sykes, Peeler, Hedgcoek, Simzmdl, Lchleitner, Freuler, Moore Mr. .liick:ird, Mr. Hicks, Noxon, Sheppard, Richmond. Coon, Hoff. Hotze, Shearer, Buxton, Mr. XVinto11 Yates, Bryan, Remmert, Mittler, Brooks, Fischer, Baur, Schlutius, Dunavant, Taussig WN,- Table Tennis Club Burton, Stein, Morrill, Splitstone, Adams, Rogers, Llusehmun, Gable, Felmflmunn, liitzen, Booth Uurlon, Reeder, Rainey, .Ioi'dan, Reynolds, Svhalz, Lee, Gnnnt, Hniling, McKay, .Hughes Miss Daniel, Svhnebelen, Smith, Erlander, Nash, Louis, Ward, Wzipqner, McGee, Kennedy Bush, Grainger, Copeland, Oster, Gray, Knetzger, Hyde, Ruhe, Tliomzis, liubbehusen ina 'rA1iLE ufnxms CLUB is a branch of the Table Tennis Association of St. Louis. This organization holds its meetings on Monday alter- noons in the senior girls gym. A13 these meetings The meinbers engage in ,intra-inural Jfillllfi Tennis, and occasionally in intra-scholastic eoinpetilpioiis. It was The suprenie pride of the elub this year io heat an old rival, Kirkwood, in one of these iiournainenis. Qin the l1ll1'21-ll1l1l'ill games, the ladder system is employed, adding niueh spice io the eoinpeiiiion. The awards for the Winners ol the various JEOl11'llHl1'1GlllS are pre- senled in a reeogniiion assembly held at the end of the year. This is the second year :lor The Table Tennis Clubg and its inenihersliip has been sieadily increasing, especially with those who are inierested in heiloering Their precision, eo-ordination, and ability to lose sportingly. Oli'FQlCEllS ildlffli Osman Prcsfiflenl NANCY GRAY Vice-Prn.wirZ1'nI lCi',1,.ii ll U ii is SUCVI?fflI'jj-yYl'f'-lIS1H'f'l' N L ii I . Whiz, 198 Ni Girls Bowling Club G 1114: slzxioli 41111115 BOWLING CLUB has l.ieeo111e one of the most popiilai' clubs in the school, even though this is only its second year. Member- 0 I+'l1'l C I+' ll S .... . A ' ship 1S l1ll11l0Cl to seniors because ol tl1e large 11111111101- ili.x1m.x1c.1x MUKAIN' of npplieaiiiis for 1HCll1l1C1'Sl1l1J. f '-Q1 l l' The eluh is divided into teams of four. The teams lqlvimv Hmm are all 1'Cqllll'0il to howl twice 21 1llO1'1lAl1 at tl1e same Vi'-'1 l 'H'f'fl f'lf alley. ,l.,2l1'l'- olf the teams howl on Wed11esil:1.ys and MMMOIHE JENNINHN part on Fridays. The girls work for their own per- ,S'm:1-4elr1,1'y1-7'rm.m1'r'l' sonnl score instead of for team scores. Each girl , must bowl two venues. Each team 1'CC1.ll1'CCl to '11'o- -- , n, 'if .5 Maw 'lll'0I S'l'l'R D 1. 4. . ,. vlrle 115 own substitutes. 1Spo11.so1 The team C2l1Jl2llllS are llaririette Beclell, .Alllltl Mziry Wagner, Nelda lleiner, Dorie Lilylllilll, Polly Lenzen, Peggy .R2l.lll'll, Elizuhetl1 Keltner, Jean Werle, Delores Texier, and Ethel Dixon. Fm'e:-iler, Xvurlv, Liniie, Mc'K:iig, XVIlQ'l'lOl', J-lol'C1neiste1', Carlson, Lee, Ezisterby, Feldmann, Koester, Riordan Myers, lVll'f'l'1ll'X, Sc'hiI'l', Dixon, liedell, Lziynmn, Czmnon, Collins, Gray, Keltner, Huniphrey, Lubbehusen Pzuschen. I-Iogclziml, NVHNI, Nations, .Bee-krnnn, 1-lzicliwurri, 'l'll0l11Zl.S, Donald, Flziutt, Dick, Conn, DLlBI'1', Hines, lDl'J!,lCt!, l3l'Il!Nll!lllJlll'g, NVa11'ner, Bush, Henderson Ciu'11entiex', G1'ig'gs, lllilglliilllll, I-1:1rrison, Rzmdall, Horst, .Il l1lllI'Ig'S, McCain, Ruhe, Heiner, Spring, Quick, WVinf1'ey, Cook eeyy, Roller Skating Club Duenke, Lee, Flint, Hooker, Dudley, Bush, Bieilerman, Myers Murphy, Eastorby, Ruum, Drake, Lumm, Stnuf, Galluglier, Pope Beckman, Cook, Koester, Dugger, Pope, Votruba, Mier, Fritsche, Van de Steeg Bedell, WVard, Xvagner, Nations, Peterson, Ramsey, Piffcl, VVilliams, Graham, Cannon OLLER sK.iTiNo is great sport is the niotto of the girls in the Roller Skating Club. Under the leadership of Miss Epps, the cluh had an eventful year. Following the plan adopted the previ- ous year, meetings were held at the roller rink ou the lirst and third Wednesdays of each month. A makeup nighti' was held every two months for girls who had missed skating. To stay in the club one had to skate once a month and to get points for G. A. A., twice a month. To avoid confusion Miss Epps Con- tinued the requireinent that the girls sign up at the roller rink. To end a year of :fun and success the club held a banquet at Garavelli's where officers for the next year were elected. OFFICERS lI.iu:i:r1s'r PETICIISON 1 ,I'0S'iIll?l7L-ii ANNA INIARY WAGNER 'l7ic:c-I'r'asfi1Z0inil Domus NATIONS Sc0rela1'y 13 irrtrif Rmxsny .T7'0flS'LL'7'07' Miss Errs Sponsor ,A 100 OF I lCl'I RS Myxnmiz J'1':NNINos llI4l'I l'IC 'llll0ll Pros iclfmt IA s Ser:rcllbry-T1'cmts1w'w' Ice Skating Club LUJING along to the strains of the Skaters Waltz on any Monday night during the year, you might have found the Ice Skating Club. These girls know what real fun is and wl1e'1'e to get it fTl1Q Winter Gardenj. If on Tuesday the lessons il1'G11,t as well pi'epai'ed as usual nobody seems to mind. And to skate on Monday night is a good Way to reeuperate from the week end. Tl1C1'G,S soinething about ice skating that really peps you up, for an houi' at least. The 1'equi1'en1ents 2lI'G11,t so stiff either. To be a niolnher one must merely have iforty-five cents, a. pair of skates, nominal dues, and a good constitution. And if y0'lI,1'C consistent about going you get iifty points for G. A. A. You just can't lose. Kvimmel, Seybt, Jackson, Cannon, Obourn, Bohlingei' I-logrelund, Harrison, Bromldus, Brooks, Lewis Luymsm, Ruhe, Thomas, Jennings, XVatling, Krimmcl 101 yx., Pep Club Hyde, Larson, .Ch1'istiansen, Clarke, Kotsrean, Erlander, Henneberger, Gaines, Harrison Frntsehe, Howig, Jeep, Brooks, Long, Jacobson, Jones, Lindholm Kraft, Larson, Keane, Ludlow, Lenzen, Bauer, Lindhorst, Lemberger, Lindholm Hobbs, Coffman, Krimmel, Fuhx-man, Lionbergcr, Kohlmeyer, Layman, Krimmel, Leinberger, Biederman 2 -sin' 5 E HE PEP CLUB is an organization of og girls who are interested in athletics and in maintain- gg it E ing school spirit. b 1 D1 . In order to beeoine a ineinber, certain rules must ' ln, , DEX he coinpliedwith. Any sophomore who wishes to lamb um ' -in 'Eg' Colne a 1llG11llJC1' registers on a certain day. She n an a P ldc lt becomes a pledge for one semester. The 3 dg l .ILx1, wear white shirts whenever there is a game at l 'f'Pl'lfSifl1f'lll evening. At the end of the semester, il the pledqgn good standing and has no delnerits againsger, is initiated. After the pledges become 1llQ1l'llJC1'S, they wea lack jackets and they must also keep up their good st. l- ing in the club. The lnenibers must attend qlgjh hoine football games, two-thirds of the homo b. 'cet ball games, and one half of the home baseball gan -. els ' ry l1'1u.su1-rr f D 3 'linen 4 l l'L nw ' . IL ov v, -rv A 5 . ISE no mal: .- Spousal Tiles X It Z w 'QA 102 lllilill L.lfl:XD.EllS NANCY GRAY Dems LAYMAN llI.m.1oum Mimi, Pep Club If they do not abide by the regulations, they are given denierits. Three deinerits will drop a girl from the club. In order to check and see that the meinbers at- tended the games and wore their jackets, certain girls were appointed to be checkers. It was the duty of each meniher to report to her respective checker in an assigned place. By this means an accurate record was kept. The ollieers for this year were chosen at the bau- quetlust year. Also, any nrclnber, who wanted to try out for cheer lender, did so at that time. This year the club bought the sweaters and Wis for the cheer leacl.e1's. The Sweaters remained the prop- erty of the club, but the cheer leaders weref allowed to keep the W's. McKee, XVilli:nmsun, Gonz, Decker, Nash, Nash, Hamel, VVesley 'l'l1:.1teher, .Xnrlersmn Verheyalen, Neale, Xvhenlon, Kellerm:-ui, Bauer, Gull, Jones, Broaddus Russel, thmueixy, liohlin,f.:er, Brock, NVhec1er, Nnlle, XVilbur, Blumcr, Vxfcppler, May Smex'c:in:,u, Shewmun, Seyht, lleliymer, Peterson, Gray, Ullioff, Sehiif, XVilliums, YVv!lI'I'lC!' 103 yi! ,g:.,x .- ll Badminton Club VVinfrey, Jordan, Feldmann, Grosse, Conzelman Geitz, Kraft, Riehl, Richardt, Forsythe, McGee Gaunt, Dyer, Copeland, Forester, Heine, Winfrey Eoxusia of the popularity of the Mixed Badminton Club this year, 1TlQU1l1Cl,'SlIl1l was restricted to twenty-live. This select lfew spent the 'first part of each meeting ou the eluh business, using the last part for playing. Dues of fifteen cents were eolleetetl from each iuember at each meeting to cover the Cost of the shuttleeoeks used in play. At the beginning of the season, the club held a 'tOl11'I1i1lllCl'1t among its own members. The ll1C'IIllJGI'S were ranked according to ability and worked through- out the year to keep or improve those rankings. Later, as the members became more skillful, the top players were selected to compete against. teams it rom other schools. The season ended with a farewell party with all me1r1he1's agreeing that badiiiintou is il great year-round sport. OFFICERS G Lon I A FORES'l'ER lions COI'EliAND 1'1'n.v1fzlr'1Lt Vficrf-l'1'r1.s-izlrfrzf Honxm' SCIIUMEIH' Scciwztu ry- 7':'1'r1 V'lU'f'l' tiorxelt Moss -,ff 104 Spa mor OF FICEHS l'l4:uc:r RICCILXRY I'rasialr2'lLt fl lfzomm N N rf: COON V ice-I' 1'1f.v'ftllfILZ llurlr lllntp Srrrfrvlury ,liIfI'l l'Y lllxnsiav T1'mr1sul'er Mass l'm1f:U1z Sponsrn' Sub Deb HE SUB-DEB, a national organization, has become one of the most popular clubs at school. Membership is limited to thirty-five girls and this year a great many had to be put on the waiting list. The purpose of the elub is to help girls with their problems and to help them improve their personali- ties. Meetings were held every two weeks in the Home Economies Depart1'uent under the leadership of Miss Prieur. Pl.'Ogl'2llllS were planned for each meeting, followed by relfreshments. During the year the girls lested new inuke-up, discussed personalities and visited the St. Louis Dress Designing School. They also discussed vocations. Prior to the holidays the Sul:-Delis gave a Christ- mas party for underprivileged ehildren. Presents and refreslnnents were presented and gaunes were played. Lee, Murphy, I'il'tTel, Eusterby, MeCrnry, Gull, Kuhn, Duerr XVi,I,l'l'lf'l', Jones, Murphy, Ramsey, Votruba, Keane, Gardner, Hite Williams, Milo, Korhesmeyer, I-leld, Behymer, Larson, Randall 105 yx., -,jf Motion Pi re Operators M P P5111 Nf .'3l Viv lil Chapman, Logue, Benner, Barker, Ritzen, Mr. Ogle Haworth, Black, Newman, Menne, Price, Miller WVo1tering, Pastene, Lentz, Bryan, WVl11iams, Bcrkemeyer HE MOTION PICTURE and Sound Equipment Operators were 21 group of from about twelve to fifteen boys with 3. commoil interest in movie and sound equipment. These boys were trainecl by Mr. Ogle and Mr. Howard of the Seco Fil111 C0111- paiiy to operate all of the picture 111ael1i11es illltl tl1e public address system of tl1e school. This instruction was very valruible to the school-who entrustetl the 342,000 equipment to the boys-amd to the boys them- selves, one of whom earned nearly S20 operating ll 111otio11 picture 111a.el1i11e at the M11nieiypal Auclit01'iu111. Two of the boys stayed i11 the junior school book roo111 each hour, checking out, setting up, and operat- ing the equipment. This has greatly iuerensetl its eliiciency 'illlil longevity. PERSONAE MR. OGLE W1 1.121111 C1111P11.AN MAURY Locum gif 106 A dvi-'ix or Mrrffmzenmzre Film Orclcers If Y C I ll' lf I. C El I S 1.11.1-11 ,Konaxiu J3zwi1z'1'.vs 01111, S'l'oN11 ,lm ',l,'111.1s .Libra 1'-irwl, ,K rx Band Club l.'l'.llOl7Gl'l il large mnjoi-ity of the Iiillltl Club 111o111bQ1's g'1'2'lClllil'f0Cl last June, 1110 few 1'11111z1i11i11g 1ll0lllllCI'S, lic-11 lloladaly, Emil Thiais, Bill Wlluolor, and llalpb Koouig, have built the club into El lfull size llilllvll baml. Alter lllillly Ellllllll0I1S and DH'CCtU lll'2ll1ll0US in 0l7lOllC'l', H10 boys selillefl clown To 1'Cglll?l1' 1'1l'2lCllCOS OW'1'y '.l'11es1l11y in the Blind Roo111 and 1U 'WUU vxtru. l'0l1C2il'SillS NVllC11CVl'1' it was possible. Almost all H112 boys i1l'I,! i11tc:1'vsie1l i11 music as Fl ca1'ce1'. Mr. llaxns IA'1l1Cli0 and Mr. Edwin Meyers have assisted lllll club ill 11vc:1'y way Zlllfl the lmrcl work and sacri- Iicrvs of flio boys have proved to have been 'xVOl'lll while. X, lll e club 111f1fle llllill clobuf at the -ll1lil'l'C'l1 P10111 whim 1 cy 1 sen ul The iocoocls of lbis clzuice KWCI' usec 'p who bam ' fobts. , ' 4 1 , fo 4 4 1 I, V WWW 4 cnipf, Jcwctl, Sprzullxng, ,,11lll11zl11e, Waltslvxm, Stone, Zinkc IJys:u't, Noblc-, Belknap, 1-Iigaday, Allen, Thias 107 K-2 MXUISIIC ns A Y K WHERIXIM Mxwmulmslmmr to 1nan's faith in God. Through the moving chords of a strain of music, how often have our hearts been stirred and our faith in G0d's presence renewed. CFHQD Advanced A Cappella Choir XVcssel, Bicdernian, Hbille, Holziday, Thias, Kemmerling, Young, Reed, Mziltox, Rilzcn, Price, Schatz, Knetzger Zeller, D. lnglis, Quinn, Gable, Moores, A. lnglis, Stone, Sprndling, Kurmer, Johns Kelley, Brusl, Miller, Leedlmm, XVeintz, Lehleitner, Jennings, Nennert, Jones, lyishcn, Curtin, Schwarz, Henderson .Moncur, Verhcyden, Payne, V. Grimm, Barnes, Hudson, Crn.ig', fl. Gram, Yard Clarke, Carpcniier, Lionbergcr, Kellerman, Xvesley, McKaig, Lloyd, Kennedy, lluvlex, Forester, Kuhre, Knrz, . Mier, Vim de Sleeg, VVl1eeler, Shroedcr, Burton, Bnrthcls, .l'ritehzu'ml, Kell, Griihzun Held, Bolilinger, Paschen, Griggs, Strudell, Uthoff, We1'le, Mc-Gee, D:u'nn,ll, Collins, Mathis, Holeknmp, Roth nic niuximi-111 counimizniees above are those of the Advzuiced A Cappella Choir under the direction of Miss llep.,' All nienibers are exceed- ingly ambitious and conscientious. Once in :L blue nioon, lhey get ai lOl'l'll'iC7 lDl'2llll-SlO1'lll, such as having an ahnnni secrclury pen witty cpisiles, telling olf choir activities, to send post haste lo the f0l'lllC'l' choir ineinbers. Aside from singing hither an' yon over the coun- tryside, ihese voczilizeibs gave the sacred candlelight Vespei' Service at Cill'lSl'lllTlS, and Yictor lI'ei'bert's opera, Swcetlien1'l's, in March. Realizing, however, flint even devoted students need some social outlet, they had ai 'ggef-aeqiiaintedv picnic in October, an evening sing for the parents, and an asseinbly ni O h 1' i i in ai time for The choir gradiintes. The ccilllllllllyj were given the honor of doing The singing. OF FICE R S ,. AL 'I NU LIS J o ia KicLi.1+:v 1'r'n,QifrlrMnft Vi 4:0-.IU-1'.wiiZr'11I ii ICN IC PRAIJLING Hccrml ing Sf'm'r'l1l ry ll:lllIill'I'l l'lC lilnllilili A lu nini S0f'I'l'flI1I'!j linrr ii ll om: KA il P NANCY liinrrox linlilmlm lM1iml.I, ,A 110 S1'm'rvlury T '1'1f11s-'iL1'1'1-,w s is N11 Beginning A Cappella Choir N THE-liltl'Q1' iart of Semteinber the 9 l3l!U'l1'1lll1l ' choir had E1 Jienie at the llOlllC of Part ' D D 1 E H u Bulser. 'l'l1is picnic at the beginning of the School Ol1'F,lCl'llllS . . . 'ear lms become almost 1111 21111111111 ilflflll' to ue 111111113 3 lllolsFAI11,11: The new niembers with one i11lOlllQ1' before the elec- 'I . .' g D I f'f'-1 l 'ff' llllll ol UlllCClfS. lmm-1,1',I.m The begiiining ehoir is especially i1NPO1'l8Ht be- lX'C '-l, f l f'f 1-1111se ils 1l1CllllJGI'S will step up and llGC0l116 'llie ad- :- ' 1 . ' 1 ' v . - - . W ' V -1 V 1 1 Smmlm, KORNMMN 1.1n1le 1l1o11 ol the 311.11 lo come. 'llns gmup also S0f'1'r'lur1 :lays :111 im JOI'l'il1ll 1111'li in the Ves Jer Services ffi1ve11 . ., D 1 f e:1el1 Cl11'isl'111'1s. l'lr,1z.-1'n11'1'11 S1c1.1s1f:11'1' ' U A 1 v TN,,,,Sw.,.,,. Ainlmle 0jlll01 l'U111fy ior work IS given by O1'JC1'Gltl'2'lS, eoneerfs, or wlmtevei' the big choir event of The year nmy be. These lJCglIl11ll'lg choir 1HCIl1lJQ1'S exercise lheir fnlenls in 1':11'io11s ways: s11el1 as, ticket selling, publieily ea.111pa1ig11s, stage crew work, and property lllilllllgfllllfillt. Dietz, R. Woltering, l4Elllg'C, L1-hleitner, Frein, Gore, Lee, Hoffniain, Fischer, Fahle, Remmert, Th111'mor1d, Schindler, .I. Bush, Nero, Ellwzxzwls, 'NVaLli11g.', Jennings Stohldrier, Kellner, F. Xvollerimx, lienner, Martin, Bartz, 'I'o1'1', Busch, .bl2Ll'Slltl1l, E, Bush, Langley, I-Ioladay, Slroup, Cole, Biede1'n1:111 llc0lllllll'j'Cl', Ko1enem:111, Xvhenlon, Bennett, idler, Knupp, Gingrich, McCain, Brooks, Bauer, Kotsrean, Burton, Young, XVz11'ner, Smereinzm ,l5lllllll!I', Iinlser, 'llOXVl1SUllLl, 14lY11ll1lII'Sl., Rhodes, Sl1e1'1'i1I, Shulz, Kash, Selbert, Obourn, Seybt, Snyder, Thomas 111 yx., Vespers A011 YEAR., The iXUdifO1'il'l1T1 trnns- ,lfo1'111od 11110 il c'l1111'm,-11 f01.' the sz1c1'uCl c:z1,1'1d1c-light 'Vuspcu' Sf-1'1'11:11s. Whvn H111 c:111'f:1i11s P2l'I'f, 11, s1'z1i110fl- 11'i11Llow zxbovc zz Cilllfui!-1igl1fl'lLl :1l1f:11' is 1'ovc-nlofl and Chill1L'S of Silent Nighiu 21170 I1f1:11'd. ,'Xcl0s1'0 FiLl11-hes Ill'illgS the 801011111 p1'm:ossio1111l ol' 11 blun- l'0IJL'lAl choir followocl by fl y0Ll1lgCl' boys vhoir in 1'm1cl and white 1'0bl'F. Thus begins tho sizory ol' the first Cl11'isi'111z1s, told ill song 211111 p:1g0n111'1'y. Hffillllg Zllltrl old, 1'i1,:l1 111111 IIOOI' 001116 down H16 1115105 of the Audi- 1'r11'111111 'fo WUI'Sllip at The ShI'i11C of The Christ Chilfl. ,Xt the llrst t'llO'l'l1S of the 1'CCCSSiOl'lill, nllnrk the ll'C1'z1ld A11gPls Singfj fhe 12111121.1113 close :mil The vuicus uf the L'l10,il'S ,fade ill the distz111c0. M ICM BE l I S Jo ANN G0s1,1N W11,1,1',111 ,linscn HENRY RIOOHES C11,,1l11,lcs R1i1fznN AIXIIIGIVI' Co1','1'oN ,A 112 Mary J asc pf: A Zlflr Boyx lfUlllll'I' QIJEADS lhuu, BAILNICS llumnx llilltl lCN'l',lElt .lll.XllY lhvms .Ions llmniyu .I o 11: IQELTAEY W.xumcN K'mm1mu,iNu Imvic 1,u1i1,m'rN1c1i lioxxlu Qllloxnlfzlcm-:lc .l on N Scimirz Operetta wEu'rIolimn'rs by Victor Herbert was prosmitccl by thu High School A Cuppollu Choir and O1'c'lwsl'x'u ou Marrcli 27 and 28 ns the C1'OW1ll11g suc- uvss to :1 your of choir work. Tulips, mimls, wind- mills, :incl :ui olcl Dutch laurulry provinlecl the aitruos- pl'1ol.'c :lor the 'lirst uct ol the guy comocly-1'o11izu1cc-2. I n tho sofeoml uct, royal blue clrapvs, crystal clum- lloliurs, :mel lovely olal antique furniture amlcleml mlignity :mel splendor to tho moclorri ball-room sc-one in the royal palace. All olf those pmticfipzitilig in this l'l1'Oll1lCl'l011 proved willing lo sucrilim-o the :hoods ol? the iudivirlual to ilioso ol' tho group. Many people outside olf the music l'l8llRll'llIl0lll uclmlc-cl their efforts :mtl everyone cooper- ated to llurl lhut it was not only work but great lun. 113 yy, Concert Orchestra im CONCERT ORCIIESTRA was made up of advzuiced senior school music students who met every sixth period and played pieces with real musical value, such us IIQLXGJIJS Lomloin, Symplm-ny and Mozartis G Milner Sympihrmy. A flourishing part of the orchestra existed in the chamber music en- semble. This 01'giU'1iZtilIiO1l met on Thursdays after school, and displayed their skill at the St. Louis County Teachers, Convention, the Rotary Club, and Masonic Lodge aifairs. The orchestra itself appeared at lllillly places dur- ing the year, including the Garden Club, G1'iiCl'llFl.- tions, the Coronation, the County Music Festival, and their annual Spring Concert on April 16. By far the biggest undertaking of the year wus playing for the operettu, uSW'GClllGi11'iH.,, In preparation for this many hours were spent both during and after school. OFFICERS lion 'ilIl'LLER -l'i.iliIlIl-YI' l',I'I'l'l'IlKSON' lkvr BALSEI: DON Rum MR. Wlcicmnz eff 114 Presvlfle-nt Secl'1flm'y T7'H'Cl.Q1Ll'P7' Ll'IJl'lU'lfl7'1, Director 0l4'FlCl'1l-IS .lilH'l'l-I 'l'l1Lflm1oNn l'rf'.w'1'rlr'+1zl lJol,om-ns Wlwox Sl?Cl'f'fIl ry-7 'I'f'llSlI rrfr ti xx' IG N G N Amo Y M le. Wm IXLH Li bl'fll'l.II77f D1'1'01'lo1' Lower School Instrumental MUSIC I'SlC students ol? the lower school took part in the Lower School l1ist1'u1ue1itu'l Organi- zation which met every iiftli period. The real pur- pose ol' the 0l'gi1l1lZi1,llOl1 wus to plfcpare the students so tlmt tlmey might eveiituully play in the concert 0l'l'llOSlfl'2I, or baud. TllUl'0'i.O'l'l? about half of each day wus spent in techiiicul practice, learning the funda- mentals oi' music. Individual practice was done and co11sic'le1'z1tio1'1 wus given to small ensembles which further aided the student. Besides the studying of more l.lllltlFllllC11l'2'll things, numbers such as the Cmit1'n Dauieet' hy Beethoven, and Mozkowskiis Spn.uisl1 Du1'1ce', were learned. During the year, this o1'chest1'u had a good range of uetivities. It appeared in junior school assembly progrzuus, at grade schools, for P. T. A. officers, and entered into the Music Festival at University City. 115 yx, Symphonic Band Ecuxlfsli uhoui thirly seniors who haul gone Through l11Si'1'lll110lli2ll Work from grade school were giuicliiuicnl last your, most of the primgipul chairs in llie hand were lillvd, this your by younger iueluliers. Nevcriliclvss, ilu? siiuloiiis did good Work und several were mfliosou for iho All Couuiy High School Baud. .PX .few of ilu? host Iikocl, lll11lllJCl'S thai ihuy pluyccl were thc- First Suite iu Eb by llolst, :uid the Eguiout Uvi-riiu1'0, hy Bcciliovou. As usual the baud has bGf'l'l vary active. lt up- pezircd at school assemblies, P. T. A. meetings, ou ai. lJ1'0ilLlC'Yl,Si1 over KXOK, ui The Masonic Tcfiuplv, 1110 Western Military Acfzuleiiiy at Alton, und various oilwr pluvos. Along with ilu miriiorous small mi- semhlos, ihe hzuul ciiimrerl the Si. Louis Couuly Music Festival. OFF 101511 S ll,x1u:r Bll'1lDl'1lUlAN DAN Noulpla lf mr, NANCY C7oif1fu.xN Xl .x1,'ru1: CULI.rN,xNu Ilomml' Nui M u. Lum uma 2.21 116 P1'1c.v-i1lr'v'Ll P1-zwiclw Tl I b'1'c1'flf1lry TI'l'lI,v'ILl'l'l' Lib ra 1'-ffm DlI'I'l,'IOI' ll.l4'F.l C lfl HS DAN N0lil1l'l Uffiffm' lin, fl'7lm'yrf N A N cf Y lfIol+'l-'x1.xN' First Swyvunl .X max LOGAN Librzzrivni DON M'x'm:s Lilzrurizhn K ICN N lE'l'll .il ox las Louis XVENZEI1 M.-x1c,ro1:11-1 SW,lGlGN.l'lY Bnllrcl of .Ull'f'ClU'l'-N Qld. D. MYERS Director Regimental Band HE HIGH SCHOOL REGIMENTAL BAND lhis year had about sixty-five inenibers, fi clruni lll2l,j0'l', and six clruin nmjorettes. Appez1.1'ances were inacle at all of the football games, where the band lorinecl various letters, making an airplane at the liirkwooffl gzune. They also pe1'f01'n1ecl in an Armi- stice Day 1J2l,1'ZlCl.G in the county. With lhe cooperation ol the Junior School Drznnaiics Department lhe lJzi,1'1Cl lueseiited ai pageant for both schools entitled, Uncle Sain in Reviewf, It was especially enjoyable because of its patriotic spirii. Scenes Were given with a lmaekg'round of liliing music, porl1'aying America l'rcnn the 'times of the Indians down to fhe present clay. Highest Tribute due to the Regimental Bzincl because of ils diligence, practicing only at night, and its truly inspiring result. 117 yx., WUI-11 R0 U G 1 0 A RT Il Q ll WWII Q N 11 N SPQRWVS nd the q t development of a Sportsman! le ttitude, our faith in tla cl tic way of life is unco ly d. Wes? - lm A I 4 fr' i J l '-'X FOOtb211- j iff 7, 5.18 N3 B we 1 - JL l llwv'-1 Schumert, Pitts, Stein, Johns, Mozley, fu Moss, CCOacl1J, Gartizer, Mullen, Applebaum j Mullen, Busch, Miller, Boettger, Sullivan, Lothman, an ,, ff Af? .4 f - ETJW QJJX r11:s'L'J3R opened its varfsiliy football. season by downing LL strong Granilie City squad with the score of 172-0. After :L suslained drive lute in the iirst period, Applebzluin passed to G2ll'lLlZ01', account- ing lfor The ilirst score. Coming back from the hallf- linie interniission, the Sl'ELJEOSlllQll again drew blood, with a wide end sweep by Garlizer. A week later the Statesman battled Maplewood :lor 47 minutes and 53 seconds to ar scoreless tie. With 7 seconds of play remainiiig, LxIllll0lJill.l1ll passe-ml to Ilundley in the end zone, edging out Maplewofkl fi-0. This was the second viclory over Maplewood in lon years. The Websler lll?lClllllG continued on Hu- vic'loI'y niarlzli rolling over a, COlllPZll'ZllflVCly Weak C. B. U. eleven, 21-0. This was il sigiiifll-:url gmne ns il' was --an W1 9 mis G u,xN1'1'1c M5 SCH ,IEIJULE CITY 0 M A PLE woon 0 C. li. C. 0 W l'IH'I'IiliN M I 1.1'x:.x1: Y llNIVlGllH rm' CITY O -XA 120 W i:1:s'rl+:1: lVEliS'l'l4Ill W IC l:s'1'lal: .lc ax me Bl Y W1+11:s'1'l41u W 14:1ss'l'1c1: 1.3 l,?, fi F31 1.3 H SCH IGDU lgli Ill 1'1':xo1f11 2, lVIiliS'I'l'lli 0 l11l,171ll:l,1 U W1c11s'1'1+:11 111 11 r11N 27' W 111ss'1'1f:11 li lx1111111'o1111 I8 11 lVlfII3S'l'lC1i I9 r Football the first 111110 111 1'l10 hislory of their 1'iv21l1'y l7ll?1'l Wulnsl 01' was vi01o1'io11s. lVOSl'C'1'l'l Military AK'?lllG1I1j': W1-bs101 s f0LlI'fll op- 11o11011l', liually CI'OSS01ll the S'111tes111011,s goal llllll, for H10 first llll'lG 111 1110 sea-lsou. Webster was l1z11'1l p1'0ss01l but li1111.lly 0111110 out 011 llle long Gllll of 21 1-L-13 sc-o1'0. G01'Sl'1lIlg and SlllllV2l11 1111100 Welmstefs l'0lll,fllt,l0W11S. Both w01'0 followed lay 0xt1'11 11011115 by Mzulill Gil11'l',lZGl'. Victory 1111111l101' :md shutout 11UIlll.DGI' 4 came at lllll 0xp011s0 of ll11iv01'si1'y City, an 111'0l1 rival of thu St l li l 1 1 1, llol nal 1 lx' 11111 Lolh .V 11,'0s111011. ' Ll 11'1 1:15 0 ', 2100 1 cci 0' 11 C ', 1 ' - 1111111, 2111 Hll-Cf0ll1'1fj' f11lll1111:k, l01'l The attack wi.1'l1 0110 l'01lCllllOW11 z111i00c, to make ll, 13-0 s0o1'0. .- IP '!l'GI'l'1 1' 1' ou' 01111 C tl C ' 1 . 'o' X l ll1. 11 H1011 1 1 1 11ll1l lc-1011 E 1 HIC g 'zCo., .1 bu: -'L ' 1111 l11' f'O1'111f1 fmfl Blf1cl ' 1d b The 51010 ol 1 ll1':1111, llolnws, NUUlLEl', S1'l1l'Uf-Z'ill'KlllS, l. cl5l111:1.1111, ljuhlc, BllSf'lll1liIll, 1jl'0I1L'l5'liQ, Keller, Mr. Frcdstrom M4-Kc:1g11c:. G1'isl111111, x'VZl.lliL':I', -Bennett, Li,l.l11lJ. Fe11l111:f111, Bollinger, 'I311ke1', Croghan G11111111, lJ11111'1r, S1:11I0ll1ofc:1', Haney, Slicwurt, Decker, Aigler, Vickroy, XVz1111scl1111idt 121 N' I f-, Z 4 'V 1-A ' r :AA . a I r , f , ,,.' 'lJ,'i, l Football fi t 5 ,lift 11 Allen, Sudfeld, Willni, Jordan, Zuber, Fryer, Fyffe, WVatts. VVebster Singer, Dysart, Clark, Bay, Martin, McDonald, Ford, Drew, Sulllvant, Gaines Mackey, Nvlntmore, Tschannen, Detjen, Boyles, Jewett, Grinnell, Collins, Holdlnger, Larson 2-0. Ritenour, ordinarily an average team, showed an unusual amount of power, while Webster's olfonse was punehless. This was Ritenour's first victory over our squad since we have been playing them. Columbia journeyed 120 miles to Webster Groves only to be defeated 19-O. Brilliant running by Loth- inan, Sullivan, illlil Mullen literally tore the Kewpies, defense to shreds. The following week Webster suffered its worst de- feat of the season, succumbing to a powerful Clayton squad by the score ot 27-6. Led by Don Litzinger, the Clayton team displayed a brilliant running and passing attack. ' Tliariksgiving day the Statesinen avenged their defeats of two previous years by beating their tradi- tional rivals, Kirkwood, by the score oif 19-13. Play- B FOOTil3AL'IQ SCHEDULIE Marmzwoon 13 WEBSTER 6 KIIIKWOOD 0 Wuusfrim 0 Non il ANDY 0 Wu12es'rER 39 'llrrnxooic 6 XVEBSTER 54 C.1,AY'roN 0 VVEBSTER, 13 Wur,Ls'roN 0 Wmssrisu 12 oft 122 HCM lf'OOTl5.-XLT, SKTITEIJUTJE CI.AY'roN 32 Wlwsfrnu O lVEIll,S'l'0N 0 lVI'IHS'l'.lCll, 25 K1 lclnroolm li lVl'IllS'l'lili G ll1'r1cx'ou1t 0 W El35'I'1Cll, 13 G Football ing before an over-capacity crowd, the Websterites drew first blood on a pass to Hundley who in turn laterallecl to B1.1l1I'D12lSlG1', who covered 55 yards to a touchdown. After the half, the Webster scored twice more on a. long 1'un by Sullivan and a plunge by Lothman. The final recorffl for the Stzrtesmen was seven vic- tories and two setlamfks. This season was Webster? best in about ten years. The squad a' a whole was very outstanding and a number oftt e I 0 S Vere lllQl1ll0l'll'LT on clilfereut - l- iur A - env - 1 n e were Fritz 'll.otl1n1:r11, B J 54 ,gen A-nc If S mid, :md Jack Cassidy. fl B ,nc 1 0 od seasons il The ,' 'I l ' 1' nd 1' 5 ' , the C Winn' g 2 ' ' g .nd losing 1' e 5 xx'i11 yvil f,. Q 1d slnfr 1. W' 'NV:rlk4-r, 1'orteous, Llllm-nwyer, SlI1lll!lllUl'l2l', Gaines. Suhrolh, Ho e, I3ernzu'f1, Beecher, Painter, Griggs, Hyndman, Ilofmeislel' Goehaulscn, Baxter, Mullunarlul, 'I'ushunn4m, Reynolds, flzxllzrgher, Morse, I-Iughs, Entzeroth, Lamb, Zuroweste, A I-lolzuly, Xvright, 'lff7Sll1l,l111lJ11, Smith liusvlmmn, Murphy. l-lnfmuisler, Uuurr, Koch, White, Sick, Peterson, .I-ligginbothum, Kurtz, . hutt, Higgins . A44 123 yx., 1 ,513 ,f,1.-.1-jf-2--lf 1, Mi awUL. .' -M , U-2 ER.,--fl M--1-M-' . i1 ?Bfg?kgf1'Ba11 LLB' Mba, 1 ,1t,11,41.,.1L-f5?iif7lf i ' ' xv --V' T 1 me -'r Coach Mossg Hundlcyg Lothmang Mullen CQUE3VCI'03lLlX, S1-1111-ifi':11'1l1, Garlizer, Huhrmaster Berger, Hillcary, Gerstung, Richardson, Koenig ITII 'PIKE 'lfooiball sc-115011 11-1'111i1'1a'1'e1l llllfj XVL'lJSll?l' al'l1leli1.-s 11101-011 i11si1l.c to 1110 ll21l'1lWOULl. Alflcr two weeks olf vigorous c0111'li1'i011i11g, H111 Status- f , , ., SCORES 111011 013611611 H10 cage S1-as011 w1tl1 Pl l1a1'1l lought vic- WE1:s'1f1f:11 .5-L tory 01'1e1' Solclan by The score of 3-L-28. Bill G01'st1111g . . .... . 1 , - 9 1011 1111- W1:l1st111'1tus 111 s1:01'111g with 111111- 15OllliS. 'l'll1S 50119-9 S vi1-1'01'y 01'Q1' Silllllilll was llllf 'first since 1111- lwo s1-l100ls WEHSTM 32 K1111 li 110011 I 7 slarlcd playing 1-acll 01l11-1' about six y1-ars ago. Wclmslel' l'Z1Hlly rang up its s121f0111l Illliil tl1i1'1l viv- U W1-1115-1-1-21: -13 t01'1cs at 1110 1-X111-11su ul' lx11'k11f001l illlil N01'111a.111ly Ngmmyyly 17' 1'esI111-Clivcly. Bill H11-1'st1111g was high i11 l10i1l1 15111111-S, W N , N ' A 1 , A 1-:1:s'1'1cl1 L. s1f01'111g twc-I1 1- at lx11l111001l illlll -1115111110 1111- 111-1 l01 M-WLEWOOD BT l0111't1-1'-11 1llRl1'lilll'S at X01'1111'1111'l.1'. ilIllfiflC'lll'2lll.V, illi- lVl'Zl!H'l'l'Ill 732 xVi'lJSlCl' live 111-ld N01'111a111'l1' 10 llillll' l'1'1-1: ll11'011's 111 ., 1, M I ' Erin 1.,11,1111,1-:s 11 lllQ first hall. N11111l1Q1' fOlll' was a 0111? point 1-11-t111'.1' 011-1' a well- 1-0a1-l11-1l Mzlplc-1v1101'l 11-11111 lay llll' s1-01'1- of 28-27. C011- ,A 124 1 -5511 W EIS:-1'l'l'lli W iciswri-:ic W if:iss'ric1: Wi-:1:s'l'm: W l'1lSS'l'lCIl T233 M1 W, :zzz i Tl' ' Q . I Sl10lll'lS Zlli liN1x'lf:i:sl'l'Y CITY llli.XY'l'UX' li I im wucm Noun . xNm' ll1'1'14:NoUi: Jw .K ' ' Basket Ball lllllllllg to svt the pace, Uerslung Scored liflieeu points lor flue Orange :xml Black. Coming lmclc zilflcr the Cliristnms lioliclnys, Welw- slvr won two inure by boating St. Cliznrlos :incl U. City, l1cl'orc losing their first gzuue io a clc'rci'1uin0d Clayton lwiiii, 753-735 in :ui overliiuc. Led by :ill- Clisliiczl' Pat IJIIVIITOII, the clevvi' Clayton live sliowoil an unusual :unuuut ol' c-oo1'fli1intio1'1 for Z1 high si-liool loam. ,xl'lf'l' mirl-yvni' graclimtiou the Sl'lTl10Sl1101'l won in c-oiiscciutivu orclm' loui' criiiipulnlivoly easy games. Alllflllg lllc viuliiiis were C. B. C., 31-19g Kirkwoocl, Al-72-:Mg NOl'1ll2l11lil'j', 33-24, mid llileuour, 57-38. Bill Gcwsliiiig, Wobslcfs :ill-clistrict l101'Wi1lffl, and BunlD G:'n'l'izvr slmrocl fl large part of the scoring in lhese games. For llio second time the Websteriles iiosecl out Maplewood by the score of 29-24. I'I0lucl:'xy, Jcwett, Sick, Vlfenzcl Couch Yzlues, Baker, Gore, Grinnell, Hzmsilman Nootcr, 1 itzgeru1Ll, Martin, Painter, Sclmeidcr, Allen 125 yx., 4. Basket Ball l . i l x ,QL Sehrolll, Shay, Ivory, Griggs Conch Ynules, Peterson, Allen. Tselimmfrn, I-lymlmun, Ilowig I-Ieidmger, Barker, Gaines, Frier, Strziub, .lordxln The following week Webster trounced EL weak Wellston squad by the score olf 38-524. Bill Gerslung found The mark :lor thirteen points. Playing on the U. City jinx eourl, the Slalesinen went clown to their seeond defeat by the score ol: 37-27. Allen RlCllil1'ClSO1I, glfnsli moving Sophomore guard, was outstanding even in de.lfeul1. The Clayton Greyhounds zulded the Third mlelfezit, 34-21. Inspired by Bob Friday, who gave il superb exhibition of dribbling in lhe elosiug quarter ol' play besides taking scoring honors with fifteen points, The smooth Clayton decisively oulelussed the weaker Slaliesinen. Coach Yziles' SODl101'1l0l'C and Freslnnen squzuls had ai number of proinising players, znnong whim-h were Tod Marlin, Jzu-li Pziinler, and Jim Allen. sophsg Jnek Fryer, Henry Straub, and Don Gaines, fresllmen. SUOll'lfIS Xl lf' :wr 14: iz. 29 M,A'l'LEWOOll ll l'Il2H'I'l3Il 36 , W l5Ll,S'l'ON Wi'1:w'i'1f1: T . A 1, l.lNlVliIIlSl'l'Y Urri' ll'l'IliS'l'ER 731 Um wox -,ff 126 SUlllClJl,ll,,lG KIICKWOUIJ Qlndoor ICN-:lisp S'I'A'l'li I N noon: .M l'll'2'l' l31cL1.1cv1 1,1,1c Illflrrfli Q-J .fl pril fl pri! B'I,x1'mf:n'ooo Jumolcs M.'u'mcwoon S1-:Nums .fl pri! I 3 A pri! 1: of Senior Track I'1'1l siwmlul, letlwim-11 retui-ning and a numhei' of good prospects for different' events, the l31'aelq squad opened The season lale in March with an easily won vic'io'ry over Kirkwood. Garlizei' gill nered eight poinls, winning the till-yaril low hurdles and the dash ol' the same disianee. Webster swept' the field evenls as Sam Shelton was vielorious in lhe high jump, llalph Koenig in the broad jump, and Frilz Lollnnan racked up Eve poinis in the shot pul. The following week Welmsteids track 'team moved to Columbia lOl' the Slate indoor meet in which The loam lied 'for third plaee. Garlizei' came through in The 60-yard dash, along with a, Second in lhe G0-yard low lll1l,'Q'llCS. The SlZZll'QSlll011 had a hit of 'cough luek in the mile, when John lliehardsou, star miler, was disqualified for culling corners. Websler placed fourth in the medley relay. Mr. l'iobin'ts, 'I-Iewett, Shelton, Freiert, Jones, Cassidy, Buhrmaster, Thciss, Jordan, Sears Mackey, Ifffelfor, Ashmcuil, Lotlnnan, Sullivan, Gartiser, Ricliardson, Sears, Hewett, Feldmann 127 yx., unior Track Hofmcistcr, Greene, lii0t'5l10l', ivltfillllihili, Koller, 'lZL:i'Ivll, liusc-li, Scars Coach Roberts, Mcl.JonaIii, XVilmn, .JewcLL, Koenig, llurion, Grinnell, I-lofmcistcr, While The Sifili0SlNCH next niet the Uzickstcrs QilI'Ol'l1 Bello- viilc. Although ihc teuni losi' in the senior division, the Webster juniors won by zi. large enough inargin in nizihe Wubsreris jUHi0l'-SG11i01' total greater. During most of the svusmi in the sfenior division, ii2lI'tiZ01', Mackay, and Koenig run thc shoricr dis- iznuros, Lothinzni providf-d Tho power in the weights, and Sinn She'ltou CiOH1'Gl.i the bar in the high jump. John Rirflimdsoii, Herb Fixililllilll, mul, Paul licwcti' run the longer disiances. In thc- junior division, tiwru were ai Illlllliwl' oi' boys who were ouisimiding in Their cvviiisx ililllillg ihvsc- wriro Charlie Grinnell, dash niung Dam- White. qum'i'0r-iuilcrg Bill Guuui, wc-ighfsg :uid llhilpli Koenig, broad jlI1l'l1JK?1' and dash iua 1. Siflul EITl,iI,I1' K.lllKW00lb .luxmus Kiiiicworm Siaxroiis Uxivi4:i:si'rr Ui'1'x' A S'l'.VI'l'1 Ol l'Il00Ii Midwi- Wr. Louis UlS'l'lil1 I' Mme ,A 128 II Er ipril ifiiplii iilrzy Lil ny ,V Nay SC l.l,l1lllllLE 1, J 7 ll wifi N 0 U in Ji U LA if 'VON S K1 mi wool: 13 WE1,1.s'r0N 5 Nunn AN in' Tfl f'-ru Tl: mv' II 011' Il mv' Tl! 011' Baseball N Accoinmxcn with n nvw plan, this yu:11 5 lmsclmull suction will be an nccouilii of the seal- son .lor 19411. In Wllllllllg Tun and losing hut IOHI' gmnos, Conch Gilllll!S, Siiaivsiiieii adclocl nnotlici' outstfmding scasmi to :in nlrezufly nwliiiinihlo l'l'COPCl. A high light of the suzisou was Wvbstorjs shut out l Kirkwood for Thu sovmnl, simiglit ywnr, whilc- Tho onli' league nlelbziii was Sllllllilllil nil The lizuids ol' Norinainrly, fhe lcfague vhzlnipions. Armin Svliluiifailli and Kvn Stratton shone on the mound, unch having il Ono hit' game siniong his string oi' Vic-iorivs. Some ol' 'rho ollwi' ouistuncling plaiyevs www- liill ll0l'SlLlllg', lililtllllg' buss sfvulerg Ed TSlil12lll' uc-n, lmifliiig' l.iaii'0i': Toni Mullvn, bvst fielder, :mil Don Koiuvslcy, who Qlll'1'lCl.'L'Ll The most' GXl'1'f1-l,l2lSG blows. Bm! , XVrIg:ht, Reynolds, Ql'izni'nes, C':ilvm'l, Sc-hlviflfzwtli, Allen, Zinke, Martin Q Kovh, Grimm, liusclirnunn, Lxxrson. Cutuluno, Stein, Coach Gaines Miller, CQLICVCITEIIKIX, l3el'5:'m', Detjen. Sczlileiffzutli. Mullen, Busch, Granger - l Z7 129 yx, Wrestling Allen, Hofmeister, Sullivan, Richardson, Morse Leedham, Busch, Jortlzm, Matt, Haney Mr. Smith, liucler, Lentz, Bormnn, Pitt:-1, Bay, Mozlcy Bnlser, Brzimlt, Rainey, Balser, Collins, Higgins, Edwvardrs 'r trim close ol .football in the latter part of November the athletes at Webster moved in- doors. Besides the basket ball squad, a wrestling team, ably eaptainefl by John Sullivan, carried on interseliool competition during the winter season. Although the team won out of ten only two Con- tests, both of which were l'1'Oll1 FCl'gll5Ol'l, several of the boys showed promise olf developing into first class wrestlers. Among these were Captain John Sullivan, winning all but one of his inateliesg Bob Pitts, win- ning seven out of ten of his eontestsg and Bob Collins, turning several outstancling pertorinanees. Ainong the Statesiiieifs losses there were a number of close matches, one of which was with llitenour, the squad wliic-li had a two and one-hall year record of tliirty-three straight victories. ' W ll EST ly ING L ISA ' 1. NVORMANHIJY 2. llil'l'.ENOUll 3. ZKIILKWOOD 4. lilfamiswoon 5. Winssfrnn 6. FERGUSON -,A 130 SU.lEt.l+1DULE liI'I'ENUIlH. lvl' VVICIlS'l'ER N ov em. llc: lVliIiI.S'l'0N lvl' lVl'lliS'I'Eli Nu numb CI U LA x roN A '1' W1+:lls'L'E'1: .Now nz In 13 r 1.4 1 117' Hockey urs YEAR, as before, the class hockey teams were chosen from the girls who turllecl out for RIHG1' school hockey. F1'0111 these JEGEIIIIS a, varsity squzld was selected. .Because olf F111 extrelnely rainy season, the lfCElll1S were :lble to play very few gzlllles. The seniors lost two and won one, the juniors won, lost, and tied one Oilffll, the sophomores lost two, and the varsity lost two and tierl one. Despite, the feet that the varsity was never victori- ous, the gillll0S were all evenly lllatelled. 'Varsity nlelllbers were: Ella Ilulle, Marjorie Jen- nings, Doris Luylllzlll, Nelda. IICl1101', Jean Pope, Jane Bush, Bonnie IJlO1'llJGl'gG1', Edith Holekalnp, Virgillia lJllllll'lOllll, BLl211'g21l'0l7 Wheeler, Jzllle K1'lD11DGl, Ruth SlllQl,'f'lll21, B2lI'lJ?l1'2l. SllCW1l1?1ll, Mary K1'l11ll11Cl, Kath- leen Ztlliilliilll, illlll. litllel Broatldlls. I-Inlelmlml, Leinberger. Someiskl, il3llllWV00tlY, Moneur, Knupp, Esellenberg, Jackson, Cole, Nash, Dzlhmer 1311:-lh, Krimmel, Broudllus, Alonroc, Lindholm, Peterson, Elbrecllt, Collins, May, Heck, Miss Troester Krlnlmlel, Gerell, Bauer, IiLl.I'l'lSOD, Thomas, Ruhe, W'1lee1e1', Scluleider, WVinfl-ey, Zakax-ian, Bauer Verlleyden, Shewnmn, Clarke, 13'Cl4'll1l1.l.!'llX, Lionherger, Jenmgs, L-iLy'l1lll!1, Heiner, Uthoff, Pope, Smel-cina., iBlCClGI'I'Di1l'1 131 yx., Girls Basket Ball Dudluy, Taber, Kraft, Zurowustu, Mozluy, B, B:Lucr, Hyde, llthofl' Elbrocht, Zaikziriun, Long, XVhe:eler, Knupp, 1'Jrzn.ke. Hli:lmr4lt, Hush, I . Ihincr Thomas, Snowman, Mummorl, Smcrcinn, Eckert, Xvcrlc, Kohlmoycr, Lurvli, NVI1lmL:r, Lincllmolm, Virginia Brooks, Krimmel, Harrison, Lionbcrgnr, MOC:iin, Jennings., liromlrlus, Krinnncl, Ruhr-, Monrur L'rHoUoH this ycfzifs rmsily hzlsliol' hull lc-mn lost all of its ganies, they nmfle a very good showing, and hzicl fun doing il. Thi-y plzlywl Tlirov gfnncs: Kirlcwoocl. To whom lhvy lost 10 To 15, Clayton who mlm-lbutvcl Thr-ni 7 To 34, and Wm-llslon who wore victors by a 13 to 19 score. Tlicy 0lllfC1'- 'miiied the Clayton lc-:nn with rokvs and s:'11ic,lwimflios. Thu vzirsily as usual, was cfhosc-n 'l'I'0lT1 'rho class lunnis wllich were chosen l'l'01l'1 Thi? girls who lurnuil out for zifler school lmsliol hull. Menihers olf Tho varsity were Barbzxrfi Mcffaiii. claptnill, Ella Rulue, co-miphiin, .lil.0lf 11 Harrison, Bonniv Ll0TllWl'gCI', Man'- jorio Jennings, Ruth Brooks, Juno Krinnncl, Gloria Moncur, lillliel Brozu'Iclus, Lillizln Nelson, Virginia Llllllllflllll, Lois Floi'r0irli, mul Mary Kriminol. CAFTA INS ili.XlClZAl!.X h'lK,!CATN l'n1's'iiy Ilwmcx llAllIilSON Srrzfim-s VIRGINIA L1NnHor.M J zmiors M.-uni liimimcl. So p71 0 nz urns XA 132 Volleyball L l'EIl school volley ball was entered into entliusiastieully by the Webster girls. From these after school teams the class teams were picked. C .XPTAINS I On Volley Ball Sporis Day, Webster competed JEAN l'ol'1c . wiih K.i1'kwood, 'Universiry City, and Clayton. The Sf'l'i -S senior teznu, whose Captain was Jean Pope, lost to ,1'ANE,1gRmm.3L Kirkwood, 16 to 13, to 'University City, 26 to 10, '1U'll and io Clayton, 15 to 10. The juniors, whose captain HARHMM TANK was Jane Krimmel, lost to Kirkwood, to 27, won Suplmlnm-uw ihe game with Univeirsiloy City, 141 to 2.0, and lost 10 Clayton, 16 to 10. The S01l.l101l'101'C team, faring best this year, lost only one game to University City hy :L 10 to 30 score. Froin The Class ieams :L varsity temn was picked to compete wiih varsities of other county lsehools. Slnera-inn, Whlmer, Goelmusen, Young. St:1uIT, Leruh, Taber, Lune, Zuroweste, Krzlft, Hyde Long, I,nilnlue1'g'::x', Rosvlike, Limlholm, Peterson, Ramsey, 1-liers, Greene, Irloffmun, Cl:.n1'ke Miss 'I'ro1-stw, Ih'oml4lus, Wheeler, Seyht, XVood, Wnrrl, Jennings, ZH.li2lI'lElIl, Conzelman, Shewman Krimmel, May, Hziuer, Huhe, .l.:1ym:,u1, Lionherger, Pope, Harrison, XVe1'le, Xvosley, Brooks, Bieelcrlnzin ' 133 fi,- G. A. A. Dudley, Gibson, Gall, Kuhn, Cole, Bauer, Goehausen, Kraft, Harley, Broacldus, Bauer, Brock, Haley Coffman, Holekamp, Linclholm, Haekward, Duenke, Kellerman, Florreich, Gerell, Czuqaentier, Clarke, Bush Erlander, Flint, Elbrecht, Anderson, Krimmel, Ames, Raiser, Henneberger, Deitz, Esehenberg, Behymer, Brooks Bohlinger Drake, Eckert, Harrison, Hooker, Elbrecht, Layman, Lionberger, Jennings, I-Ieiner, Harrison, Lenzen, Kohlmeyel Krimmel His YEAR, as previous y, the Girls' Athletic Association has been one of the largest and busiest clubs. The purpose of G. A. A. is to promote good sportsmanship and a feeling of cooperation among the girls. The first activity of the year was a. rush party for the sophomores on November 13. It was in the form of a style show. Each rushee was given newspaper and pins with which to make her costume, and then had to model it for the inembers. There was also singing, eutertainlnent, and refreshinents. In order to make money, the annual benefit show was given at the Ozark Theater for which each girl. was required to sell tickets. Another enterprise to make money was a style show in April for which they charged 10c per person. OFFICERS BONNIE Liowsrcimim ELLA RUJIE Vice- M.xu.r om B .lnNN'1Nus Doms LAYMAN .I BAN Porn P1'cs'ida'nt P l'0S'ifll!'7Zt Sccramry 17I'I3fLh'Il-I'f5 r Szwgmcnt-llt-,fl VHIX ,A 134 CALENDAR, li usu: Qlhxwlrv November' Cl-lH.lS'1'MAH lhiirrv December limxnrim Snow December STYLE Snow April Baoicwnim DANGLE .flpril MAY Firrn May i5.xNQun'r May 13 15 18 ofa My WI N4 15 QS G. A.A Each year for the past four years G. A. A. has sponsored a backward dance known as the Kainpus King Koronation. At this dance the most popular senior boy is crowned Campus King by the president of G. A. A. Attending the king are four Jacks, boys ranking next in popularity. The most important event of the year in G. A. A. is the annual May Fete, at which time the May- Queen is crowned. The gala event was held on May 15 at the Eden Seminary. To wind up the year a banquet was given in the lunch rooin on May 28. At this time speeches were made and awards given to those who had earned thenr through participation in the various sports through- out the year. 'LCll1lJ0l','.T0l'. Rosvhkc, Roschke, S:i:1lf1':.xnk, Moncur, Ramsey, XVi1liams, XVllliZ'LlHS, Biedcrman Tmvnsenfl, Shewnian, Zulczwiam, Monroe, Nash, Seybt, Obourn, Vifagner, xVH.l'Cl, Schiff, Xvarner Stanton, Smith, Nichols, Shulz, Verheyden, Collins, Jacobson, VVhee1er, WVes1ey, Tilden, Smercina, XVi11i:ims zlfexinr, 'Wood, May, '1'hom:.1s, Uthoff, Gray, Ruhe, McK:.1in, VVer1e, Spring, Peterson, XVinfrey 135 KJ' A IHVH Q U G 1 ? Qc: HAIL FXQWVIIVIIWVII IES are nec essmfily limited in times of war, the privilege of continuing them keeps alive the faith and morale of the Anzerzczzn people. West? 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WAR TIME HAS GREAT EFFECT ON WEBSTER STUDENTS When the government moved the clock up one hour, it had no idea of the effect the new time would have in our high school. The first. few days saw hundred of tardies- even more than the usual couple thousand. On the other hand some people, although they had forgotten to set up the clock, nevertheless, seemed determined to be at school on time. That accounts for the greater mortality that first day and also for some of the strange sights around the school. Students taking hair down, applying make-up, and completing certain details in their dressing were even more prevalent than usual. And then there was the boy who brought his electric shaver to be plugged in the convenient socket ot' his first hour class. By 11ow most ot' Websters stu- dents have been able to adjust themselves t.o t.he change in their daily schedule. Stomachs no longer complain and in cooperation with the war effort have dropped the idea ot' organizing for better work- ing conditions. Yet. t.here are still a few persistent souls whose intelli- gence seems to prevent them from understanding that the birds now get up only two hours before school starts, not three. These sad cases are, unfortunately, completely hope- less. 147 N' Woes of the Subscription Manager ECI-IO ANNUAL subscribers are intelligent tbuying a yearbook proves ill, but when they pay for t.heir annuals, I sometimes wonder why they don't use that intelligence. Collecting money is irksome, be- cause there's always a person: trim has a Dutch name, and then spells it like a Chinaman tDouwe Busse Yntemajg - trim is such a rough-neck that he hurls his coin on the desk and in order t.o catch it, I am forced to do a combination of the tango, congo, and boo-si-di-ag - who has a very common name, but since her great, great grand- mother annexed an e to it she too persists on having the e written. tCarolEJ Silly, isn't mg - 'T who is a great big show off. He dangles a ten spot in front of my nose and asks for change in a stuck up tone: after he is t.old that no change is available, he always finds the correct amount in a differentz pocketg - :rho is eit.her thrifty or a spend- thrit't.. When I go through the agony of counting 50 pennies, ,l realize that the person either has a penny-bank or plays slot ma- chines: - trim is actually a dim-wit. The per- son makes 5 payments instead of ftfoiiftiiitefrl on page 22 ORCHESTRA PRESENTS OPERETTA Victor Sh91'b6l't'S Weakhearts was presented last March by the school orchestra under the direc- tion of Mr. G. C. Weener. The capa- ble musician worked very hard on t.he production, practicing Mondays and Tlulrsdays-if he could find his baton! The opera opened with the Flat- iron Chorus sung by six cello players. In the first act, a travel- ling first violin player, who is heir apparent to the position of concert master, meets and falls madly in love with the oboeist, who thinks she loves the second trombonist. The comedy was amply supplied by four comedians, one of whom was Mr. Weener, In the second act the leads find that they are made for each other --he with his violin sawing and she with her oboe screeching. They live happily ever after, playing duets. The choir, led by Miss Perlogle, also assisted in the opera by accom- panying the orchestra. 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OPTIMISTI EDITORIAL STAFF BUSINESS STAFF The above prominent people de- mainlerl that they be duly recog- nized for their work. fCo1ztiiz.ued- from page 12 43 and then makes a fool out of me because the Big Boss makes me refund the extra paymentg - who is a NUISANCE, This type of person comes in twenty times a year and asks in a silly tone how much he owes, when the next payment is due, and if the Echo Paper is coming out next Fri- day. Boy, I really tell him where to head off on that last question because his guess is as good as mine. - urh-0 pays just because B. D. writes out his receipt, Don't tell Bob G.- the impossible might happen! - uvlto doesn't know how to read. Al- though an immense sign invites him to come in, he will always ask if he may pay now. - I ufho boldly defies my records. She rubs the fake receipts beneath my nose and gleefully exclaims: See, here are my receipts, what are you going to do about it? QMJMD BY Miss M. I. SMixn'r tThe answer is no!! Dear Miss M. I. Smart: My oldest boy, Mike, doesn't seem to be very satisfied here at home and runs away on an average ot twice a week. He complains con- stantly about not having a nice suitcase to carry his things in. Can you suggest any way tor me to earn enough money to buy him a better suitcase, one t.hat will stand a lot of wear? Cozisrrieiz I-irrus Mull: ur. Dear Conscious Mother: You might try mowing lawns and taking care of children in your spare time. Dear Miss M. I. Smart: Two weeks ago I got a little white dog for my birthday. I made him a little pen in the yard, and he plays all the time. Now he is get- ting rather clirty, and I would like to .know what to do. l've never had a dog before. Jynormll. Dear Ignorant: I am sure this suggestion will come as a great shock, but have you thought of giving him a bath? Does Your Face Feel Hot? You must have a fever. Do you itch? Maybe it's the measles. Does your tooth hurt? You must have a tooth-ache. Do you feel pretty good? Then try the new HEP - HEP TONIC IMI 'make Ql0ltfft5l1'l better yet. Drink a DOC Shultz The Pause that Ituflcsltrzs Gain 50 pounds a weak FOUR Beautiful TIRES Luscious LQ inch Tread Only 551000 tWill throw in carti BY Paiutzm Guosr Dear Miss Ghost.: I have always been taught that a gentleman should raise his hat on meeting a lady. Because I try to be a gentlemen, I get into trouble every time it rains. .Inst yesterday I splashed a friend's now dress with almost a quart of water collected in my Wald-arf. How can I apolo- gize to the lady? .t1mIogf'l-if' Gl7Ilflf'lIIllII'. Dear Apologetic: A nice gesture on your part would be to make her a present of a cellophane raincoat. This would prevent any repetition of such acci- dents. Dear Miss Ghost: I-l am r-rather n-nervous and s-seem to be unable to h-hold on to things at the d-dinner t-table. I am always v-very embarrassed when I s-spill gravy on the t-tablecloth or slop m-milk on the carpet. What s-should I d-do? W- won zlcr'i11.g , Dear Wondering: I would s-say that the f-first thing to d-do w-would be t-to w-wipe it up. KN-now you've g-got me d-doing it, t-too,y Would you like to have genuine retreadod. retreads good for 100 miles? ----- so would we! Do You File Your Nails? or do you just cut 'em and throw 'em away? Don't be wasteful- buy one of our 1942 Nail Files- completely alphabetized. Assorted sizes and colors. Guaranteed to last, not for years, not for life, but guaranteed to last forever! After that you can sell them for old iron. Call us it you're a sucker for this. ESKIE MADAM'S MAin 1-2-3 Jump -,If 148 The SHADOW 3 Lost and Found Compartment LOST Someone whose iirst halt is: 117 of a Raddish 114 c0rn 112 ot' a Billet 116 ot a caltrot 116 ot a t.oniaTo NFILLUPS 55 and whose last half is 217 of an apriCOt 112 of a PEar 115 of an appLc 115 of a peAch 112 riND Will the hnder please return to a junior whose initials are near the beginning of the alphabet. Do you need rubber bands for your work?-you do? Would you like some new alumi- num for your kitchen?-you would? Could you use a now car?-you could? Are you interested in buying a new set of rubber tires?-you are? Well, y0u'1'e not the only one. W1' Ilfllll-f'Cl'I'l1 the ycllullr sheet! THE WEBSTER ECHO Last week's news next week! Bmw IN 1902 Knmnp IN 1942 GRAY OWLS fjust a dirty Wliile Owlj Tho world's fastest. selling cigar. Nou? J ! ! Sr:11.wltinmlI!.'.' NEVER - GLO Fingernail Polish Guaranteed not to peel, rub off, or stick- il' you leave it in the bottle. Latest Colors JUNK - JUN mule .lumui-:s'r Why buy it today?-Why buy it? Weenie Mustarde's Where the best is like the wurst Supremely superb hot dogs 10c a foot Skinless Meatless C0 Hl1Jli?ll.C77fS of the ALL - PRODUCT RUBBER COMPANY P.S. This ad was paid for before the war began. Almost as good as Phillips 66 Do you feel like lying down and dying? TTI! ZOMBIES Only for the Blue FLOOGIE EMPLOYMENT SERVICE Do you need someone to work for you? If so, call an employment bureau. D0 you care if he's sloppy, ineffi- cient, and corrupt? lf not, call us. Do you need work? Then get out and look for some. Do you need work, but not want it? Then call us-we guarantee un- employment. Amnufzss-Are you kidding?????'?? PnoNn-Disconnected because of disuse. Borrow up to 30.50 fra-fn, thc LO - RAT CREDIT SOCIETY No signatures N0 co-signers No security No money down Pay back in easy hourly install- ments, not more than 5122.00 per day interest. No hurry about paying. When the interest is paid-we'll give you brew! with your water! 149 yx., You Tear 'em QU? 1 94 1 SEPTEMBER M O N D A Y We Bring 'em Back CALE DAR 1941-42 Sept. 8-First day of school. Fac- ulty knew better than to keep us all day, so we got out at 10 o'c1ock. Sept. 9-Got my locker. Also lots of stuff to put in it. Sept, 10-Some new idea of having long and short days-confers ence once a week and out early once a week. No one complains about the last idea. Sept. 19-First f 0 o t b a 11 game. Score: Webster 12, Granite City 0. Good start. Sept. 23-Class president elected. Ed Knetzger is IT. Clubs are be- ginning to organize all over the place. Oct. 25-Guess it had to happen sometime. Ritenour nosed us out by a score of 2 to 0. Imagine! Oct. 30-Saw Suspect, the nrst presentation of the dramatic de- partment. Oct.. 31-Webster Echo Staff had a Hallowe'en party. Nov. 1-Team over-ran Columbia 19 to 0. Our class gave a Senior Harvest dance. Naturally it was marvelous. Nov. 7-Student Council sponsored Hello Day. The spirit was swell. Wish it would stay that way. Nov. 19-Orange and Black Day. Assembly sixth hour but no pa- rade on account of rain. Nov. 21-Kirkwood and Webster's annual Friendship Dance. It was a big success as usual. Nancy 4 The SIIlkIJClYV Gray and Helen Davidson tl1e two queens. Dec. 3-First basket ball game of the season. Webster 34, Soldan 28. Dec. 8--Special assembly to hear President Roosevelt speak to Sen- ate. War declared! Dec. 15-Pan Am gave a colored picture show on Mexico to edu- cate us. Dec. 17--Got my class jewelry to- day. Everyone is trying on every- one else's rings, etc. Dec. 18-This civil defense isn't so bad-we got out at 1:50 because of a special teachers' meeting. Dec. 23-Miss Rep called a special assembly for alumni. Saw every- body I know. Vesper Service for senior school. Game here at Web- ster. Very close: Webster 28, Maplewood 27. Dec, 24-Holidays!!! Dec. 25-Guess whatl? Dec. 26-Sea Scouts gave a swell Uniforms everywhere. dance. Dec. 29-Can you imagine it-Mon- day morning and lying in bed! Jan. 5-Back to the old grind. But. who am I to complain. Jan. 16-Assembly with liquid air spilling over the stage. Interest- ing experiments anyway. States- men trampled U. City, 36-23, Jan. 20-The beginning of the end -final exams to you! Jan. 23-No school. Everyone needs a rest. January seniors receive diplomas. Jan. 24-Clayton beat us by two points, 25-23. Jan. 28-Report cards. Nut said! Feb. 25-Annual gave an afternoon picture show for a dime-double feature, too. Feb. 28-Pan Ain held a convention of twenty-one schools. March 4-Band gave assembly with patriotic theme. March 7- March Prom -debut of Band Club. Dance, swell, orches- tra, very swell. March 13-Echo Coronation maids were announced. March 18-Voting for six special maids. March 23-Six specials are Bea, Bonnie, Edie, Liz, Lois, Marjin. March 25-Choir presents Iirst per- formance of operetta, Sweet- hearts Elaborate costuming and scenery helped to make it so good. March 27-28-Two performances of operetta. April 1-Pretty quiet for April Fool's Day. April 5-Easter Sunday April 8-Senior class is tackling Ballads for An1erica11s to give at graduation. Big job, hope it works. April 10-Coronation rehearsal. Stand up straight, don't sway, not so fast, is it that bad? April 11-It is here at last. A very surprised Marjinnie was the re- cipient of the crown. What fun we had afterwards, too! April 14-Pan Am gave assembly for Pan Am Week. Had speakers from several Latin American countries. April 15-Five Jacks announced. They are: Gable, Gremp, Kem- merling, Knetzger, and Lothman. April 17-Hi-Y dance with Ralph Koeuig's Band. The Rat Race, --what a name! April 18-Pan Am Fiesta in Ar- mory. Very South American at- mosphere. April 20-Ex-convict spoke in as- sembly. Student court plan voted on and killed. April 22-Campaigning for presi- dent of both schools. Some speeches. G. A. A. style show with candidates for Kampus King modelling, of all things. Special maids for May Queen 2l11ll0l1llCGdZ Bonnie, Dorrie, Edie, Ella, and Nancy. April 24-Kampus King crowned at the G. A, A. Backward Dance. Fritz is the lucky guy. April 27-First Latin Week in Mis- souri. First performance of Eliz- abeth the Queen. May 1-Dr. George Mylonas, ar- chaeologist of Washington U. gave an illustrated lecture on Dig- ging into the Past. '1'hat's okay, as long as it's somebody else's past. No date dance after school. Caesar Breezerf' May 13-Echo Annual Amateur Show. May 16-May Fete. May 22-Very important day-Echo Animal distributed. May 25-Final exams for seniors. May 31-Baccalaureate Service- very inspiring. June 4-Commencement, June 5-We say Good-bye to Webster, by giving best Senior Prom ever. r:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::f::: --- 3::::'::::::::::'::'::':::::::::::::1 II 3 as ga ll l I, ' ll H Complzments ofa ll fl ll F R I E fi li EE ll 12 Lx:3:::::::3,2::,,::::::,-,,:,,,:::::::,-:::-::--:,-:::-:222: -... :::::::4 gif 150 O--A000------ooo-AW---A--A-oo'f::::::: 32: 1 151: STAN GE MANUFACTURING COMPANY for 25 years M cmufaeturefrs of FRA'rERN1TY, SORORITY COLLEGE AND SCI-IOOL JEWELRY HONOR AWARDS-TROPHIES COMMERCIAL BADGES May We Have the Pleasure of Sewing You? JE. 4309 4377 Duncan Ave. St. Louis, Mo. Complifments of Arthur P. Shugg Hrm'dwcvre and Howen P. O. I-IOWE HARDWARE CO. 646 Big Bend Road WEbster 652 Leston's Quality Food Products Hlland 0763 Commercial Printers SHREWSBURY PRINTING CO. August M. Lembefrger, M gr. 7728 Big Bend Blvd. Shrewsbury, Mo. A. BRANDENBURG Finest 'in Foods 746 E. Big Bend Blvd. WE. 1282 RE. 2495 Special Order Work CHestnut 0090 MONTI JEWELRY COMPANY School R'i'rLgs-Pins-Medals 531 Arcade Bldg. St. Louis, Mo. DODGE Sz BOLLMEIER Complete Service for Your Cm' 25 East Lockwood, opposite City Hall Phone, REpublic 2.504 Webster Groves Theo. R. Appel Walter Weir Inc. MOBILGAS MOBILOIL O Firestone Tires O Big Bend at Elm 151 yx., ----- v---oo Q -Q V V WEBSTER GROVES TRUST COMPANY V V Charles A. Graubncr Printing Greeting Cards for All Occasions 11 Gray Ave Webster Groves, Mo. REpub1ic 0628 Co'nz,plimc'n,ts of OLD ORCHARD SHEET METAL WORKS SUBURBAN FURNITURE CO. 36 W. Lockwood Avc. Giescking Bros. REpul:lic 4177 Best wishes of ALFRED L. BooTH, Agent I1Ls'm'cmce Service WEBSTER GROVES TRUST CO. REpub1ic 2400 TUXEDO SERVICE STATION Webster Groves, Mo. Congmtulatfions, Class of '42 For Pianos, Records, Music, Band and Orchestra Instruments, sec Eldwfg Over 65 years of Conscicntious Service 2 Stores to servc you 709 Pine 3535 S. Grand Herb Patterson CEntra1 1826 LACIQLIQ 3688 The first plank in our platform is T'I LlfSt'LU07'HL't'I'L-GSS Wilcs Chipman Lumber Company 1234 S. Kingshighvvay Saint Louis, Missouri -- ----- - - -QAAQQ--Q--aaaseaaaoo-QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ ,ff 152 X ,- .fy I ' 6111311 OfTlk'illl SlmwoI'l'! Good Rinldance! VVc want :L touchdown ! XVunl some L-umjly? Ycu XVulxst01'I Yen High- Vmnn: on ! ! ! The Parade S-S-S--Boom. The Queens Puppet Show 153 yy, ---A--A-q------A--------A-- WEbster 205 Hlland 0031 PARKER UNDERTAKING CO. YVEBSTER GROVES MAPLEWOOD Tri-City Cleaning St Dyeing CO. R epa irin g-A ltefri n g-R el inivig A. MORGAN, PROP. 115 W. Lockwood Webster Groves WEbster 3316 v------ -----,,-,,,, ,,,, o---------- BATES LIST FINDER 'R -F' ---my Only 31.00, Postage Extra X Finger Tip Control i Actual Size sf'- , 1'i LZE:-1 7-5116 X 3-11f16 BUXTON SL SKINNER 306 N. Fourth St. at Olive Phone CI-Iestnut 7100 Prepare Now . Courses 1. Civil. Course 4. Stenographic 2. Secretarial 5. Bookkeeping 3. Accounting 6. Oiiice Machines Employment opportunities in govern- ment, defense and general business of- fices are exceptional. Preference for immediate appointment as Well as fu- ture advancement is given those who are most highly trained. For full in- formation regarding cost and time re- quired to qualify for one of these fine positions, phone, Write, or call: SAINT LOUIS BUSINESS COLLEGE ff Fully accreclitefl by ,V 61:65. N the Alatioizal Association of -.Vg 'V im Accredited Coirmzerczal Schools E 3155 S. GRAND BLVD., G'e5a15'm ST. LoU1s, Mo. 'Cfliclcnl School THE PARKMOOR v v All Cream Ice Cream Delicious Sariclwiclies OLD ORCHARD Pharmacy Company 640 E. Big Bend Webster Groves, Mo. VV Websteris Most Complete Drag Store Four registered Pharmacists Y V We Deliver Flowers 'l'elem'11.pIr.l:1l An.11'1,ulLe1'e COUNTRYSIDE FLORISTS H. 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