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

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OOIOOWELHISCOQQQQQQ N.. ,....a . .K L A.: lhlck row: Kcnlp. Robinson. llclihmn. l5ruckiin'l4l. Slmlllcy, 1. Lcc. llcrkcn. l'llcln-r. Alulcn. Y. lmc. Schulucrt. Xl. .l. llcwlg. llrlnning. l.ctlcr. Thin! nur: Spanglcr. llallon. Long. Walsh. Pvnly. Grove-mnii. Huslwy. Pri-all-3. Dani:-l. 0'Conn:-ll, Bhunl. W--ln-lu. Nm-ly, Ilcnnn-sscy. Willvurn. Svrurrrl row: l ailu'r. Kcltr. Willlnnn. Crccn. Russcll. H. l7lctchcr. Pcllairiti, Ttlnginn. Gunstcllal. Lili-y. jcsscn. Diillrun. lh-ckcr. Z1-li-novich. Durwuchtcr. 0'ltourkv Front row: Hurt-. York, Schultz. Bonn:-y. Eugzlin. Vaughn. Cunlia. Frm-ll. Hzunnicr. Schmidt. Bnrclvo. Ilcn. Davis. Ii. Flvtchm-r, Knight. Lange-. Sli-tzncr -l,l'12 FI'2Sl'1mdD Cl6SS President ...,..,..,.................. Roy Cerken Vice-president ....,F................ Miriam Melton ,lack Mitchell Ruth Fletcher Louis Haigler Miss Niles Mr. Wfright Secretary-treasurer ......,............ . . S Coutnczl Representatives .,..,........ . 'Q Sponsors .......................,.. 3 The freshman class of l934-35 has been the largest class ever enrolled in Wellston High School. The class consisted of 128 members. The freshmen gave the annual Valentine party for the upper classmen which was attended by many students and members of the faculty. Those guests at the party were to be in childish costumes, accordingly, many of us went back to our infant days. Because of the festive air which the costumes gave to the occasion and because of the entertainment, the party was very successful. A Those of high scholastic standing throughout the year are Ruth Fletcher, Mary Louise Burke, Beatrice Aubuchon, Jack Mitchell, Marian Pardue, Eileen Russell. Gertrude Studt, and Dorothy Fassold. ' A number of the boys and girls of our class have been outstanding in athletics. They are Miriam Melton, Gertrude Studt, Dorothy Hurst, Shirley Ann Summers, Mattie Reitz, Roy Drinning. Roy Gerken, Alvin Hammer, Clay lten, and Warren O'Connell. Ol0lOll1935llllll Page Sixteen

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OOQOOWELHISCOOOOOO I - f,'. A t ,,'Y J 4 Hrwk mfr: ltllieller, Rickard. Nothclurfl. Hat-fner. Cassidy. llc-itz. Y. Miller. Slow-rock. Slignll. Schools-y, l.nw4-ry For-rstvr. Hill. MeQualily. D. lfiwf-rs. F. Ewa-rs. Yanlliblwz-r Third mir: llovper. Smith. Harriett. H. Hendricks. Grow-man. Clark. A. ll:-nmlrivkn. llurgan. K4-ssl:-r. llnult, Walsh, llogun. King. Summers, lflmln-r, J. Smith. lligg. Cn-enwell Svfuml mir: Stranghlon. Driskill. Thai, Woods. Muresehal, Taylor, Kennedy, Bolkin. llussrll. Bram. Ulhe. NI. 5. Jones, ill. Jones. Sims. ll. Smith. llavi-4. lfzlssolal. l'arclue. Fmnl mm: Stillman. Thompson. Zykan. Coepfn-rt. Sutter. Tinunvrman l.ail1-ntl:-rker. Woodson, Mm-. Whitworth, Marsh. Maia-rhofl'er. Lee. Loutkow. Nolte, Sh-ers. Terrence. Binlnow. Channloin The Sophomore Class President .........o,w,. - .,,,,..... Ruth Whitworth Vice-president ..........,, , A... ..... J ames Smith Sec1'elrzry-treasurer .,,, -U ,..,..... Ethel Cassidy 5 Marie Coepfcrt Council Represeritatives ---, ,,,,.... lprlul Noll? W hen the class of 1937 entered school a year ago. il quickly distinguished itself by its record in scholarship, leadership, and athletics. Not content to rest on its laurels. it recommended its energetic career this year upon the opening of its second act in the four-act drama of school life, The Women's Clubs of lVlissouri sponsored the gathering of promising sopho- more girls from the high schools of the state at Jefferson City. Each second-year class throughout lVlissouri selected its most outstanding girl student. The Vlfellston representative was Ruth Whitworth whom the sophomores were proud to send. ln musical comedy Mary Driskill had a secondary role which she handled with charm. Whatever thevtype of club may be. there are some strong members and leaders from the ranks of the class of '37. The girls who have made their mark as athletes are Pauline Roeper. Anita Hand- rieks. Mildred Lowery, Betty Wood, Ethel Taylor, Theo Stigall, Adele Croeeman. and lithel Cassidy. Paul Nolte, Bud Uthe. Henry Stoveroek, and Howard Hendricks assumed stellar roles, the first three in track and the last in baseball. lCOOllC1935lllOlll

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OOOOOWELHISCOOOOOO . . V V -f . lmm-M., J f C -1 'uf' W. ' Bark mu-: Wiley. Hoskins. Wilkvnloh. Folvy. Curnslulrlvlc. Euclulvy. Aubuchon. Collins, Ofvr. Stacy. Ashton. H. ll:-rgvscli Slohlmun. Cross. 0 H Skoulmy. Sum Tl'1 -' H gun F ls. C' ' -kv R ll l'url. Worley. 'Xl j ' 'ulmlll ll. Huskey, B -r, Vance, l'nrrluv. R R F. W llian Nl. N ll L nnon. Kucssnz- I : M. Rei S . Hal S Fulgllum. R S gh NI loml, D. W'illiLlnls, Milvluvll. Driskill, Luucr. Rcrllcr. O'D y. Hauslcin R h Fassulcl. F mu-: l itzsimmi Wipke, Cowl:-mnug,h Pzulnlovk. Hurst Xvrily. NI Stululnlclivlcl. Haiglvr. Tivrnan. H. Bcr- gcsch. Stuzll H stun. Burke. Ss-uma . Melton. Jones. Gllis -l-l'12 FF2Sl'1lTldD CldSS The freshman roll included this year: Edward Abeln, Joe Alsop, Doreen Ashton, Beatrice Aubuchon, Eileen Barebo, Virginia Becker, Clifford Benham, Harold Bergesch, Marion Bergesch, Richard Bertke, Wilma Beuer, Mary Jane Bewig, Ralph Bewig, Edward Biscak, Betty Bland, Margaret Bon, Norma Brockfeld, Mary Louise Burke, Clifford Cannon, Ruby Caraker, Arthur Collins, Frank Cook, Daniel Cortia, Doris Cornstubble, Eileen Curran, Edwena Dalton, Mae Daniel, Beverly Davis, Roy Drinning, Betty Driskill, John Duncan, Mary Durrwachter, Jesse Eads, Marie Elder, Allen Eudaley, Dorothy Fassold, Doris Fitzsimmons, Ruth Fletcher, Harold Foley, Anna Fred, Clyde Fulgham, Roy Gerken, Martin Gier, Virginia Gilles, Edna Goode- nough, Kenneth Greenwell, Francis Groceman, June Groseman, Francis Guastella, Mildren Hagen, Louis Haigler, Alvin Hammer, Zita Harding, Arthur Hare, Jonathan Havens, Earl Helton, Dee Hennessey, John Hoskins, Harry Houston, Lester Hundelt, Oliver Hundelt, Dorothy Hurst, Evelyn Huskey, James Huskey, Clay Iten, Joyce Jessen, Sarah Johnson, Leonard Jones, Dorothy Kehr, Art Kemp, Lorayne Knight, Alfred Lange, Stanley Laur, Iola Lee, Virginia Lee, Mildred Lefler, Howard Liley, Charles Lombardo, Alice Long, Richard Maginn, William McHood, Miriam Melton, Lorene Metzner, George Miller, Jack Mitchell, Rual Morris, Harold Nogle, May Rose Neely, Leslie Niewald, Martha Niewald, Warren O'Connell, Francis Ofer, Irene O'Hara, James O7Rourke, Harry Paddock, Marion Pardue, Josephine Pellarin, Aline Penley, Russel Presley, Clara Purl, Evangeline Redler, Mattie Reitz, Wesley Rittel, Norma Robinson, Paul Roeper, Ralph Roth, Eileen Russell, Virginia Schmidt, Grover Schubert, Thomas Schultz, Dorothy Scott, Jesse Seaman, Marvin Skouby, Bobby Spangler, Edward Stacey, Winifred Stewart, Louise Straughn, Ruth Straughn, Marjorie Stubblelield, Mildred Stubblefield, Gertrude Studt, Shirley Ann Summers, Dorothy Swofford, Nina Swofford, Lucille Tierman, Richard Turner, Paul Vance, John Verity, Paul Vollnogle, James Walsh, Norene Welch, Delma Wiley, Mildred Wilkeriloh, Doris Joy Williams, Fay Williams, Lance Williams, Chester Wipke, and lda Mae York. .l.'ll1935 Ulfllf Page Seventeen