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

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4 4 ? 5 if If ll' 1 1 1 1 1 The Freshman Class Q I ll' lf' The girls to achieve the most athletic points have been Theo Stigall with 350 i I points, Rose Birdnow with 34-5, Adele Groceman with 325, and Anita Hendricks Q 1 with 300. 1 I 1 1 The freshmen hope to improve on the favorable start of 1933-34-. S 1 ll' The freshmen enrolled this year included: Walter Ayres, Dolores Barnett, E S Gloria Bayliss, Bose Birdnow, Clifford Boenker, Bernice Botkin, Dorothy Bram, 1 1 Lloyd Brink, Cletus Burgan, Lucy Bynum, Ethel Cassidy, Virginia Cassidy, Kenneth 1 1 Chaudoin, Harvey Clark, Vorice Courtois, Arthur Dachroeden, Jane Davis, Mary I I Driskill, ,lohn Duncan, Dorothy Elder, ,lames Elkins, Dolores Ewers, Frank Ewers, is 1 Charles Fassold, Edward Fletcher, Harold Foerster, Martin Gier, Marie Goepfert, I 1 Kenneth Greenwell, Adele Groceman, Raymond Haefner, George Haub, Marie 1 Q Haustein, Hampton Hays, Anita Hendricks, Howard Hendricks, Virginia Hill, Gilbert Q it Hogan, Oliver Hundelt, Mary Sue Jones, Mervyn Jones, Arthur Kemp, Sterling 1 1 Kennedy, Ruth Kessler, Marjorie King, Henry Ladendecker, Vera Lautkow, Charles E i Lombardo, Mildred Lowery, Marie Maierhoffer, Charles Marsh, Billy McQuality, 1 I Francis Mee, Violet Merlenbach, Virginia Miller, Frances Mueller, Virginia Muskat, 1 1 Leslie Niewald, Paul Nolte, Marie Nothdurft, James O'Rourke, Delrna Pankey, 1 1 Irene Pardue, Edmond Reitz, Damon Rickard, Clara Rigg, Gideon Russell, Jr., 1' 1 Edgar Saifley, James Smith, Luster Smith, Roy Smith, Blanche Steers, Theodora I 1' Stigall, Henry Stoverock, Tom Summers, Nina Swofford, Ethel Taylor, Melvin Thal, I 1 Dorothy Thompson, Leontine Timmerman, James Torrence, Ira Towns, Walter Uthe, 1 Grace Van Bibber, George Walden, Roy Waldrum, Dorothy Walsh, Agnes Weber, g, 1 Genevieve Whitsel, Ruth Whitworth, Eileen Wilson, Betty Wood, and Pearline 1 I Woodson. Z 5 1 1 Y lb H .,.- 1, f.,.r -f w r-... Ison. mm .... w, 4: .,.- pf .-.- 1. 'ra .......- f..m.,. 1. ..... 1k..w. nm..-H, s .-,-..,,f 1 f ..,.f : v,...k.Ay. Cue-willy. wan .,,,. 'rn ...tii pi ..,1. n t-r1. lrivks. Gr ...-t-,.ii.,.. W .,.rr 1g,rsy.mm,Ri.rki zmnz ,...i -f xr 11.- n.-f. rzrrpr. it ff-,S 1 .-f. N. sw.,n..f.i. Wlhitsvl. Driskill, sr .-.-,e N. ima, emi .r.,,.. w'hnw..nh, Tir 1 mr-.me F ffrn 1 fffff -f llvliil' Hill, N..nr.mrfr. Riggs. I..-wr.-y, ewan,-. Srigul. W.-1 -r-1 -. G. Bayliss. Kang. Yvalsh nan.-r. init-fiwfrt-r. Pngv Sem-nlme

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V Back row: Gier, Kennedy, W'ehmcicr, Duncan, Torrencc, KL-mp, Nolte, Elkins, Fletcher, Lonlliardo. Second row: Thal, O'Rourkc, Zelenovich, Mee, Birclnow, Chaudnin, Uthc, Ayers, Salfley. Third row: Hendricks, Stoverork, Russel, Wildcrr, Burgan, Rickard, Ladendccker, M. Jr-nes, L. Smith, Marsh. Fourlh row: Waldrnm, Hacfncr, Bocnkcr, Ho-n, H lr E -s Cn oi. . zz -- - ktitiiiittittiktttttttttifftititttttttiitiiiitiitttttitttiitttkiiiiikiti P xi N P , Q E I-4 Ill 5. 5 DJ 2. I r 3 . 9 E Q 'Pl O 'U 1 in Us I' 5: fd 55 G. '11 W W,- 3: :Lf Z 55 'a 5. 29 ?5 5 iiittiiikiittttttttttititttttttttkttiitititittttttttiiitiktiiititttt Rift The Freshman Class Of the students who were graduated from the Wellston Junior High School, 102 entered Wellston High School as freshmen. The first meeting of the freshmen was called for the election of officers. The following students were elected: president, Sterling Kennedyg vice-president, James Smith, secretary, Ethel Cassidyg treasurer, Ruth Whitworthg council representatives, Marie Goepfert and Howard Hendricks. The sponsors chosen were Miss Niles and Mr. Buddemeyer. It was traditional that the freshmen should give a party in honor of the upper- classmen. The event took place on Valentine's day. The hosts and hostesses pro- vided refreshments late in the evening. Those on the honor roll all year were Anita Hendricks, Adele Groceman, Bernice Botkin, Jane Davis, Dorothy Elder, Marie Nothdorf, Irene Pardue, Theo Stigall, Dorothy Thompson, Luster Smith, and Ruth Whitworth. Sterling Kennedy and Damon Rickard received numerals for their excellent work on the football team. Those earning awards were Howard Hendricks, Henry Stoverock, Walter' Uthe, and Charles Lombardo. The major track recognitions went to Charles Marsh and Paul Nolte who each earned a letter. 'Of the girls, athletics the first sport was basketball. Those of the varsity squad were Rose Birdnow and Theo Stigall. Adele Groceman and Genevieve Whitsel were chosen for the volleyball varsity team. The indoor baseball team consisted of Anita Hendricks, Adele Croceman, and Theo Stigall. Page Si:cL1'cn

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YXXX1 it it tktit t t iii iii tit ttiiiit ttittiit tkiit it ttititi tit ittiiikitttttittit if ktikt rxffuufunfuuffunufnfMuni-ufffufn-ruffnunfuufnafnfffufuffnfnffnnfnfnnnnfffffnfnffnnfnnnu i i' School Song I. Let us sing a song of Wellston, Let us our voices raise, With patriotic feeling Old Wellston 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. 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 Wellston May there be no strength to lack. III. And when the years have vanished, When time has passed away, With tears welll 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., 'I5. if -k Pg Eglt