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

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Tragedy During the year tragedy has been part of our repertoire. Two of our troupers, LaVerne Coe, a freshman, and Clara Rigg, a sophomore, were taken from our number. The loss of one of the board of directors was another severe blow to us. All who knew Dr. John Pardue regret his passing. Page Four

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s si-exif 'f' o o 0 o o WELHISCO 0 o..o,olaoo 'fr l Dedication Each year we dedicate the annual to some person whom we feel has been especially worthy of our admiration. For five years the Welhisco has been ably sponsored by Miss Eberle, to whom We owe our most sincere gratitude for all she has done. To her we gladly dedicate the 1935 W elhisco. 0000000191-150000000

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Board Like every other theatrical performance our own has need of an administrative board and financial advisers. Despite straitened economic circumstances this group engineered our annual production, budgeting even more carefully than before to make a full performance possible. Mr. Ernest F. Bush has added another year to his stay with us as administrator. Working with him has been a new group of board members. Those elected to serve during the 1934--35 season were Mrs. George Percival, Mr. Fred Dunard, Mr. John Hill, Mrs. David Moore, Mr. Roy Cosper, and Dr. John Pardue. Unfortunately three vacancies were left at the resignation of Mr. Hill and Mr. Cosper and by the death of Dr. Pardue. Replacing these men have been Mr. Roy Houston, Dr. Irl Hicks, and Mr. Fred Cossom. U Q I Page Five