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

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l:l'ZSllm2fl Front row: E. Carter, Hnub, E. Rvplogle, Ryan. D. Carter, L. Haefner. R. Hoskins, S. Houslon, Davies. D. Cary. Second row: Conlon. Franklin, D. Bowman. R. Moore. Keller, FJrke:, Dotson, Luedloff, Glover. Heskerl, XVrsregard, C. Smith. Third row: I. I-lod Douglas, Easton, Ashenbremen. Meier, E. Hucrner, Richardson. O'l-lam, Hager. D, XV.1lker, Neal, Koch. ge, Sayers. Fourth row: D. Allen. McKean, Knight, Pnnchot. Mareschnl. A. Hill. O'Toole. A. Herman. D. Duncan. B, Ou. '. Metz, Sass, Savage, Kindred, Krick. Althen, D. Hall. Craft. Kessler, B. Gunther. Jolcersr. Back row: M OFFICERS President PAUL J OKERST Vice-President Lois CONLON Treasurer CAROLYN SMITH Secretary ALICE HERMAN Sponsors Miss JoNEs MR. HACKETT The freshmen enrollment this year was one hundred fifteen: hfty-nine boys and sixty-six girls. There were four freshmen home rooms with Lee Haefner chosen from Mrs. Lowery's room as student council representative, Donald Carter from Mrs. Warner's, Gloria Knight from Miss Niles', and Clarence Ryan from Mr. Reid's. The freshmen gave the usual Valentine Dance for the upper-classmen on February l4. ln boys' sports, Edwin Krueger played foot- ball: basketball, Donald Carter, Edwin Krue- ger, Walter Kraft, Lee Haefner, Harold Smith, Kent Savage, Roy Hoskins, and Jack Hayes: track, Kent Savage,Jack Hayes, and Jack Girou. In girls' sports: basketball. Gloria Franklin, Dot Walker, Dot Tschudin, Norma Heskett, Shirley Hoefler, Mariam Ashenbremer, Geneva Easton, Lois Conlon, Maxine Westegard, Ida Mae Hodge, Carolyn Smith, Ruby Moore, Betty Powell, and Bernice Niemeyer. On the hockey team were, Lois Conlon, Maxine Westegard, Carolyn Smith, Shirley Hoefler, Dot Tschudin, Ida Mae Hodge, Dot Walker, Bernice Niemeyer, Norma Heskett, and Ruby Moore. We freshmen have enjoyed our Hrst year of high school and hope our following years are just as pleasant. ,. ,,,,, sfliw :wr gs. arzrieetrliifwif - Twenty-one

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f Although the students were kept quite busy with their academic subjects. they still found ample time in which to participate in the numerous extra- curricular activities. To certain individuals the number of the activities may have seemed limited in some respects, but the students can truthfully say that enough was offered to fulfill very generously the needs of the average person. The proud Trojans of Wellston, as well as her equally famous daughters. never once faltered when duty beckoned, but marched fearlessly to combat whether it was in dramatics, music, or athletics. Each club was given the undivided support of its members and as a result, every undertaking met with constant success. The outcome in athletics was evenly distributed between the girls and boys. Recognition was given to the musical groups and considerable praise was extended to the actors and actresses for their display of dramatic ability. The activities aforesaid truly prove the ideals and sportsmanship valued so highly by Wellston students. Twenty three fi'-.-i . ' ' - .-,' ,,.lp,, r ,W . . l m K - 4 Wd' .3 - L ' K4 . ' it 1'- :E Tw' 1 i, l.?.f','iq'