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

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2 K i i i i 5 II' QSCVVCS 1 GWR ' . . . K The Girl Reserves started the year by giving a newspaper party for all of the 1 girls in school who were interested in the club. t After the meetings were started. they gave an entertainment in the form of a 3 style show at one of our auditorium sessions. They also drew Pen Pals who were 41 their particular girls for whom they were to do kind things during the ensuing year jf without their knowing the ideIItity of their helpers. 1 At Thanksgiving time the Cirl Reserves sponsored a dance after school, the i admission being a can of food or ten cents. The proceeds were given to the poor. r One of the big events of the year was the banquet and recognition service for : the girls where the new members were formally received as Girl Reserves. After the .gf banquet there was darieing in the auditorium. f Among other activities for the year were numerous pot-lucki' suppers, a t Christrnas party, giving flowers to the sick, and giving dolls and scraps books to the r orphan children at Christmas time. i The Girl Reserves have greatly enjoyed the many parties and other entertain- i ments the Y. W. C. A. has given this year. One was a party for the girls and their 4 escorlsg another was a very beautiful Easter Cantatag and best of all was a large I banquet for many womenis and girlis clubs at which the Wellston girls ushered. 1 All of these activities were under the capable guidance of lVliss Chamberlain, 1 the sponsor. i Ufficers i I'resirlenr ..... ........... C eraldine Fischer 41 Vice-President -- - ........ Martha Percival f Secretary ..... -- Edna Mae Vatterrodt 1 Treasurer ...,.., -- Dorothy Mclnlire FBTIEIQD Q3 gge?-T E NPNIN :' 2' 5 ' 1. 1. mile :QS I I Q 1 b m Pyrig Q r :-:'e- T Q Q 2,2 : Fluid' ' Q I 5 5 :sse- N - 2:25 I E'I : 3. 1 -. l fl I S I IT' ' I I I I II : I I I ' i I I :E-I I I I I I Q ' EI 3 .Af T 2:3 F E Esau 3 1 Y C 2, W Z' wgmgvfi Q :CD sc N S:W'ZIS7 ZWZQZDN Q .4--1 '-,m:I-II--D-4 Q-gf-CBD.. mN:3'.'3 K4 iiiiiiiiiiiiif lim-A mn: 'NollI1IIIItl. l'IIrviaInr-I-. RI-r-ht. Killorvn. lloro. W1-ire. llIlnIplIrI-y, Nvnrv. Kessler. .1lI'flrlII' ron: 'tlain-rlxotlk-I'. l I1-II-her. SI-ou. Malmml. 'I'rIvlor. Mikel. J-I-s 1-. on-I-e. lr'sk' . nies. kittiu 1 tikitikitttttttttittiiiiiiitti it it ititttittitkikittiiittiiti 'E 7' : 2 ? : 4 E -1 -E 'ff 7 F: r Q- '11 T 'L Ii r I I Page Twenty-live

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Glee Clubs The girls' glee club this year was composed of girls who were interested in singing at the various school events. They met regularly on each Wednesday. Martha Percival was chosen their president. The other officers were Dorothy Mclntire, vice-Presidentg Gerry Fischer, secretaryg and Ines Pellarin, council representative. Songs were learned under the guidance of Miss Marr and were sung at the parent teachers' meetings, at auditorium sessions, and at various entertainments. The bo s did not have an organized glee club this ear. However, the Sallf' at Y rn rr Y Y za many entertainments either with the girls or alone. Several of the boys took leading parts in the musical comedyg namely, Herbert Burgan, Bob Webb, Paul Dunard, Bill Beisel, and Bill Wissore. Others of the boys sang in the chorus. ir'k'k 4444444444444 444 444444444444444444444444444 4 444444444444 Page Twenty-scucn