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

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V. activities was presented in the conference periods, and students were urged to join groups in which they had special interests. The sophomore home rooms, Working with all the home rooms in the school, were active in the War Bond and Red Cross drives, in the Red Cross craft groups, and in the Russian Relief campaign. The sophomores alone contributed 570.50 to the Red Cross and bought approximately Sl,2UU.OO Worth ot bonds and stamps in the Fourth War Loan Drive. The craft groups made alghans, hospital favors, games, menu cards, scrapbooks, and cross-Word puzzles. - The conference teachers are: Mr. Barnett, Mrs. Bodman, Mrs. Benner, Miss Colletti, Mrs. Craig, Miss Henneke, Mr. lones, Miss Pruehs, Mr. Shelton, and Mr. Havenor. Sophomore Class W. Thomas, P. Thomas, Wenger, Spring, Schmid, Sauder, Zinke, Rxppley. Richarclt, Ward, Scott, Stout, Woods, Schumaker. Stone, Trollope, Watkins. Ruddy, Smith, Truex, Wagner, Welch, Wyrick, Reed, Warzeniak, Watling. Moir, Kohlbry, E. Murphy, Keiser, Helle Heinkel Michenlelcler, R. Henry, H Murphy, Iablonsky, Hudspeth, Knoblock, Rage, Lohgstreet, Hofsommer, H. Hamel. Howe, Hale, Nansen, Mason, Halsey, Harris, Hiatt, Peuhs, Hoff, Iewett, Haake. Parnall, Minor, N. Hamel, Lerncke, Krimmel, Linnemeyer, Parker, Lutz, M, Henry, Halls, Harper.

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S the student whole-heartedly supports one or more extra-curricular activities, he more fully enjoys the friendship of others and grad- ually learns to assume responsibility anrl prac- tice good sportsmanship. Thus he gains a finer School Spirit than can be acquired in classes alone. Syfuafenfd in jheir .fdcfiuified