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

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HE officers were President-June Botkin, Vice-President-Lois Conlon, Secretary- Grace Kiefer, Treasurer-Carolyn. Smith. and the Sponsor-Miss Jones. This year the Girl Reserves met on the Hrst and third Thursdays of each month. The first meeting was for business purposes and the second for some form of entertainment. The club program started with a candle-light service and an installation of officers followed by a HE College Preparatory class under the capable guidance of Miss Whiteford has again published a WELHISCO. Each stu- dent in this class of twenty-eight seniors -contributed toward this annual in his own way, such as composing, typing, designing, selling ads, or suggesting ideas for the im- Girl Reserve pot-luck supper at which the new members were welcomed into the club. As a Christmas project the members made menu cards and book marks for invalid soldiers at Jefferson Barracks. They also had a party at which gifts were exchanged and refreshments were served. As a final activity the club attended camp with money received from selling candy and from dues. They also participated in activities at the Y. W. C. A. S Welhisco provement of the book, Publishing the WELHISCO this year has been a rather diffi- cult task due to circumstances created by the war. The Welhisco Dance, one of the out- standing events of the year, was held on the night of May 7. Standing, left to right: Moll, Collins, Sligall, Bahr. Pelrig, Jcnncrjohn, Mahood, Jones. Koxsman. Nuhrt, 'lhnma'-. Klnsing. Tieman, Childress, Morris, Fine, Bowles. irting. left to right: Clark. Brockman. Huerner, Kiefer, XValkcr, Watson, Smith, Powers, Durrwachrcr. V , . at-,f . H ir'- sh ,, 'Yr - f, NEW: 4- 'rf' ' galil Twenty-seven

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,!,,.,,, P --'-Mutt,-m-irr-.fiery -v..,w-W.-.,.fMg.sM 7 . QV , , National Honor Society JIS. T fy Hack mu' R Nelirl, Klasing, Husted, E. Clark. Lumley, Taylor, Hays. Seller. l'riinl row H, liululriinis, XVull. Schubert. fvliss Drury, Orrocl-i, Xkluelling, Nluskella. Motto: Noblesse Oblige Flower: Marguerite Colors: Vv'hite and Gold Insignia: Torch HE National Honor Society started the year with five of last year's members Edith Clark, Robert Lumley, Roy Nehrt, Krimhilde Wolf, and Doris Wuell ing. The officers were: President--Robert Lumley, Vice-President-Edith Clark, Secretary-Doris Wuelling, Treasurerglirimhilde Wolf, and the Sponsor, Miss Drury. The first induction ceremony was held on November 13, 1942, to choose seniors. Those members chosen for their qualities of leadership, scholarship, character, and service were: Gene Husted, Grace Kiefer Gene Muskella, and Dolores Taylor. After the Southwest-Wellston basketball game, December 8, the society gave a dance which was Well attended. Several of the members of the Honor Society have done volunteer service as substitute teachers in the elementary schools. They also assisted in grading the mental and achievement tests given to the graduating classes of Junior High School and Grace Lutheran School. The spring induction ceremony was held in the auditorium at which time both juniors and seniors were received into member ship. Those chosen were: Jack Hays, Hugh Klasing, Henrietta Kolocotroni Elizabeth Orrock, Helen Schubert, and Arnold Seiler. At the time this book was published plans were being made for a party that would include the members of former years. The following officers were selected for the school year I9-H-1944: President4Jack Hays, Vice-President-Arnold Seiler, and SecretaryfTreasurer--Henrietta Kolocotroni. Tu'L'l7Itj -t Ighz . s .r -, -4 - Q 'rf' 2 fl- 3-' f .5 4- -Q w,9kl'?-.,,gf-5 , . . ' 'i?l,w:iff? ? 5fi L f. i. 1- L it ' L L 'al-'PQ'-ii F F