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

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HE officers were President-Joe Corto- passi, Vice-President-Art Bahr, Secretary- Treasurer-Cmene l-Iusted, and the -Sponsor --Mr. Stigall. The Letterman Club this year sponsored the Homecoming Dance, November 6th, as its only social achievement. Because of the many activities that Mr. Stigall participated in this year, the club was not HE oflicers were: President-Ralph Strei- cher, Vice-President-George Koby, Secre- tary-Robert Lumley, Treasurer-Eric Pellarin, and the Sponsor-Mr. Heintz. The Hi-Y Club which consisted of twenty- six members was very active this year. On December 23, a party was given for all the members of the club. A few of the mothers Letterman Club able to function as it did in normal times. The purpose of the club is to introduce new sports into the school, to maintain a high standard in old sports, and to help the boys understand clean play and good sportsman- ship. The membership was seventeen varsity players who had made letters in this or previous years. Hi-Y attended. With the help of its sponsor. Mr. Roy Heintz, this club joined with other clubs and had many social events. Speakers were invited to the meetings, and many debates were held. A few members attended the City Wide Conference at Webster Ciroves High School. The club conducted several activities that were helpful to the school. Fourth row: Swindle. Marlin, H. Smith, Moss, M. Parker, McC,nrler. C Abrams, Prcnuc 1 lk Lo l P rr Sa Ft ri Third rowi Gamache, Houston, Pine, MacGill, Purviance Childress. .n es, n ur, . xx, ,wi init-ns Second row: Brock, Klein, Mahood. Stcge, Schl.ckrr, Hill, Powell, U'Toolv. Sayer. lindhursl, Skaggs, Knight Front row: Robinson, Bowman. Roberts, Hayes, B. Parker, Fox, J Kohler. Hager, Bmvlby, Bnhb, Neal. lighrner '71'Zf7!S71- mf ' 1,-4..,m I , . , lv. l Twenty-live

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