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

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Back ,sue srspuf. Ralph sffnfhff, Kwnip, Brwig, min 'Tharp. Nlcore. Ausbfooie Th.rd row F. Moll. Ccrlcpaisi, Trulaske, Fvcnnev, Baht. Birkmnn, A. Kossmnn. Second row. G Husted, Stmughn. Abrams. Schwenck, Foley, J. Hustcd, G. Bosler. Fmnr row Harm-lr, Pellnrin, Corby, Purvinnce, A. Hncfncr I-IE I-li-Y Club consisted of twenty-seven l OFFICERS members and was one of the most active Pffsldem R C V - OBERT ORBY clubs in the Wellston High School. The , , . - - - - Vice-President club initiated its new members by having them . E P . perform collectively before the student body. lt RIC ELLERIN . . Secretary made a part of the money to pay for its picture GENE HUSTED in the Welhisco by sponsoring a dance follow- Treasurer ing one of the basketball games. The members ALBERT HAE1:NER were entertained on March 6 by the Pepper ROBERT SCHWENCK Clubv. Everyone spent an enjoyable evening Sponsors dancing and eating. The Y. M. C. A. was most MR. THAR1: generous in permitting our members to use its MR. FORAKER swimming pool on different occasions. National Defense work was carried on through the Hi-Y Club by having 21 paper drive and a collection of books and magazines. In January the club lost its sponsor Mr, Tharp, who served faithfully. Mr. Foraker was then chosen the new lVlr. Foraker has followed Mr. Tharp's footsteps very successfully. The Hi-Y boys look forward to bigger and better things next year. sponsor by the club members. Twwwymk

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Glee Club HE Glee Club is composed of pupils selected by the voice teacher. Certain requirements such as tone quality. sight reading, interpretation. and diction, are necessary. There were ninety-five members in the club, which rnet twice a week as a regular school subject, receiving one-fourth of a point of credit. The A Cappella choir, composed of outstanding members of the Glee Club. required its members to possess a good sense of pitch and tone quality. Desirable traits of character such as enthusiasm, perserverance, punctuality, and depend- ability, were necessary. The Girls' Glee Club was an extra-curricular activity, There were thirty members, who met once a week. Officers of this club were: President. Margie Le Matty: Vice-President, Dorothy Spryz Secretary, Darline Tuckerz Treasurer, Mildred Wuelling. From this group a small ensemble of sixteen voices sang at the Music Festival held at University City High School. They received a high rating as did the soloists from this group, Evelyn Lloyd and NVanda Bowlby. An all-county chorus was formed this year, composed of eighty voices, an octet from each of ten schools, which met twice a month. The season ended with a concert at University City High School March 3 l, 1942. The members of our octet were: Sopranos, Evelyn Lloyd, Wanda Bowlby: altos, Betty Lou Murphy, Ruth Hayes: tenors, Don MacC1ill, Austin Barnett: basses, George Loutkow. Jack Husted. sn-enrh row. spfy, M. xxmnimg, O l'oole, Herman, Kotak, Msgrn, n..cbmt.rc, tsinnry. J llnswil, xrsafe, Kemp Sixth row: Sicbcrl, Schnum, Lalk, Orrock. Ruslemcycr. Hoyt, li Crvnrnd Verily, Fine, Inrpenrur, ll-wuxron. l. rlnulnr Kenner. mum.. A A F.frh mwg Tucker, Grab. H. smirh. Libya, XX'nshburn. Frrrgesch, 4.1 .1 Y- meme, llunrrf, P.f..e.-rv. lcwm his Alberici. Rigg, Uachrocden, P. Jones. Fourth row' Rowland, Candle. Jarvis, Hnynle, Ln Jeuncsse. Kr i lluemu, J. Jones. Clraeler. Uennev Third row. Barnett, Murphy. Lemmy. Powers, Rumor sunt. lsfaghrweli. Imam, lean, sms, llnustn Gamache, P - lnllins. Lawrhrone. Franklin. l, lluern.-r lighzner, Second rcwi C. Johnson. DeC1rasso, Noble, l.. Hulnhnn, urvunw, XV. Bowlby, Schoolvy. Loutkow. First row: Keller. Powell. Nl. L. Myers. Qi. Johnson, R J, his e, Sayers, Sknggs, XVegm.xn I '- 1 P.1'.E .2.'i'3l TLL1-nrt:-iicv at 'fqtflrgizffv-..i f 'vi 4:1143 f.

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OFFICERS President HELEN JONES Vice-President EDITH CLARK Secretary and Treasurer GRACE KIEFER Sponsor Miss MCCANN Latin Club HE Latin Club met this year on the Hrst and third Monday of each month. The year was spent in studying Roman gods and religion. One or two reports were given each meeting by the members about Juno, Jupi- ter. or one of the other gods. A social meeting was held at the home of the sponsor on April 20. This proved to be very entertaining. The type of warfare waged by the Romans was compared to the kind being used today. Latin games were played. Another of the club's activities was a phase of Roman life presented at the All-School Carnival. Each member took his turn at selling candy to make money for the club. Pins were purchased to keep the affiliation with the Junior Classical League of America. Back row: E. Clark, M. O'l-lain, B. Krick. K Second row: M. Front row: Th Hoskins, G. lxcifer, B, Dick. Li. Lester D. Glover. B Clark, M LnJuunesw, ll Junrs, D. Walker ,t -win 4- v r'- ,,1:'.'Vf.i:qyf .H 1 , . 3' T dll.-..,tf 'A 1 V M-I E - . ' x 1' ' - wig ' 4a5Qi1V - ' L A 5 A A is - ! '7f4f: + . ,4 ,,,,,.,.. L. . I i Tusenty-sever