Wellston High School - Welhisco Yearbook (St Louis, MO)

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p -I I frm 5 C MIN D ',.v, rs ' ew , '24, ,ku A :ff s 5 F.. v 5. li . m V : , l LNZN 4-, Q 5. School Song I. Let us sing a song of W ellston, Let us our voices raise, With patriotic feeling Old W ellston we will praise. Come and join our happy chorus, For Wellston let us sing, Oh, let the halls of Glory With our sacred anthem ring. II. V Lo, the banner high is floating, Its defenders we must stand, To guard the name of W ellston We must form a sturdy band. Then success will 'er be with us In basketball or track To guard the name of W ellston May there be no strength to lack. III. And when the years have vanished, When time has passed away, With tears we'll all remember Things of a brighter day. And in our thoughts with sadness W e'll quietly steal back To the day of dear old Wellston And the glorious Red and Black. A. E. M., '15 Pg S

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Qui' Finimal Trainers i , - i , , . . 'lliss lortcr Xliss Plwrli- '-. ' - ' Nliss Ilickrog:-r Miss Williams , , . , 'llis, Lliaiillir-rlniii Miss Dcaring Miss Brown Mr. Christian Miss Wahllwrink Another of the whip-wielders is Miss Diekroeger who has us tgirls and boys alike! doing plain and fancy cooking. So far she has only girls in her large sewing 1 classes. We move in a pretty lively fashion to keep pace with her instructions. Miss Eberle. Miss Rogers, and Miss Chamberlain work on us in our various stages of development in English. lvhen we are very new the latter two take us in hand, and in our last two years Miss Eberle puts on our finishing touches. For our more ambitious members she also has a two-year routine in Latin. lt means work, but we have our fun doing it. We can conjugate, decline, and translate to the crack of the whip. Miss Rogers gives us a chance to be expressive little animals in her art labora- tory. She has made a great number of us enjoy her courses as we have tried our hands at varying types of art work. Miss Chamberlain has initiated many of our seniors into interesting facts con- cerning government. We suppose we should be uninformed creatures if Miss Badger were not on hand to school us in history from ancient to modern times. Then there is Miss lvilliams who keeps a watchful eye over us in study hall and who also keeps us from running away with the library. Miss Wahlbrink has a dozen duties from selling us books and supplies to conducting some of us more stubborn ones to class. By these members are we kept under control and through them our circus moves on in its daily whirl. Page Fin- X15 1g -4 1-J LL. I 1 va E

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