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

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',,f',.,t..i.- ' ' I lm OFFICERS HE requirement for entering this club is President HAROLD Koofs Vice- President JAMES FOLEY Secretary- Treasurer ERIC PELLARIN Sponsor MR. STIGALL Lettermen to earn a varsity letter in any of the varsity sports. This year the l.ettermen's Club collaborated with the teachers in many extra- curricular actiyities. The club sponsored the Faculty-Varsity basketball game and made enough to pay for its picture in the yearbook and to help buy athletic equipment. The Club sponsored the successful Homecoming Dance following the John Burroughs game, as well as the intramural basketball games between the classes and clubs. The Club won the championship in this tournament. The following made letters ini X Football-A. Kossman, H. Koob, B. Corby. J. Foley. A. Bahr, E. Pellarin. A. Moore, E. Kemp. Ci. Paullinn, J. Cortopassi. Basketball--A. Kossman, W. Straughn, A. Bahr. A. Moore. Baseball-W. Straughn, D. Carter, H. Koob, A. Bahr, E. Pellarin. Track-A. Trulaske, A. Kossman, D. Magill. l-lack Third row - ww A. lxossmnn, Trulnski Slmuglan Kool: lx mp, Foley Second row VI agill, fnrby, Pslnllinn, l'v.il1r, ID barter. l 'llnrin Front rcw Loriopnw, Kleine t-ul. Y 1. -,s -oa5l..ts.f-my D Twenty - nln.

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L-.J Standing. left to right 1 lark. Parker, Uxli--r, Miss .-Xeliauer. 5-cblieker, l'il.iv.ng. Morris, Riclmzdunn. Hager, Ollara. Fox Sitting. left lo riglil Allen. Powers. XVuelllng. Schubert, Mcliran, XVolfL. llelllg, Smith, Taylor, Ruylc, Bowlby, Jokerxt, Shilling--r, Hmvunan, lxrliudin, l,umley Library Staff HIS year the Library Staff met each Wed- nesday afternoon. Under the supervision of Miss Achauer, the students devoted their time to revising the card catalogue, giving reference help, and assisting in taking inventory at the junior high and high school. Book Week was given due attention in November by our playing host to the mothers OFFICERS President WALTER SHILLINGER Vice-President EDITH CLARK Secretary and Treasurer WANDA SMITH and faculty at a tea, Displays of posters were placed in the library as well as in the trophy case. To obtain money for expenses, the stall gave a dance following one of the basketball games. Money was raised for its gift to the school by selling shorthand notebooks and candy. Books and magazines were given for army camps. One of the most interesting events of the year was a bus trip taken to public and private school libraries. A spread and dance was enjoyed by all last winter. Members planned and managed a fishing pond at the All-School Carnival in April, Ttueniy-e1'g4h1 N

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27 ,. but ww c .ishiw-H, R lumley, 11 hemp. xv shiliigg.-f, V i-mir ww xi xxwiti-,i:.,i,, iv xv...-img. i- i'1..fi, K iron 1 xii-rm. 1 cimuf, c, imma, Mm Lawn-, D Tucker arional Honor Society EMBERSHIIU in this organization is one of the highest honors any high school student can achieve, When he is elected into the society, it is not for his secondary school career, but for life. The candidates must be in the upper third of their class. They are then ranked by the faculty on the qualities of character, leadership, and service. Not more than fifteen per cent of the senior class and live per cent of the junior class are Hnally selected, An induction ceremony was held in Novem- ber to receive three seniors as new members into the chapter, The new members were: Helen Phillips, Darline Tucker, and Margie Wilken- loh, At this ceremony Lillian Alberici spoke l l l' P 1 ' OFFICERS President LILLIAN ALBERICI Secretary WALTER SHILLINGER Treasurer CHARLES JoHNsoN Sponsor Miss DRURY Motto Noblesse Oblige Flower Marguerite Colors White and Gold Insignia Torch on scio arsiip and leadership, Charles Johnson on character, and Walter Shillinger on service. The second induction ceremony was held in lVlarch at which time three seniors: Carmon Denney, Lorraine Graeler, Earl Kemp, and live juniors: Edith Clark, Robert Lumley, Roy Nehrt, Krimhilde Wolf, and Doris Wuelling were inducted as new members, The society held an alumni picnic at Forest Park on September l8, and a luncheon at the Colonial Tea Room January 22. January 3, the Society sponsored a dance following the basketball game with Ritenour. Thfrl if S 1' A . Qfiiifiwie 6 IMA ' i 4 l