"Members of the Advertising Club of Greater St. Louis pose for their old Newsboys picture. L-R: Maynard Caster, executive director of Ad Club; Joe C. Zingrich, past-chief haymaker of Ad Club; (seated) Larry Bayliss, Chief Haymaker (current) of Ad Club; Jerry Maschan, board member of Ad Club; and Milt Ciskowski, past chief haymaker of ad club." The five are wearing Seven-Up aprons and buttons. The buttons read, "Globe-Democrat/Old Newsboys Day/Fund for Children, Inc.".
Three children play with one of many toys that were donated from the funds of the Old Newsboys Days at the Alton Day Care Center. The toy shown is intended to assist children in learning how to use common fasteners on clothes. From left: Audra Bryant, 2, daughter of Mrs. Shirley Bryant, Alton; Danny Wright, 3, son of Mr. & Mrs. Tim Wright, Florissant, Mo.; and Sarah Springman, 3, son of Mr. & Mrs
"Keeping the beat of Old Newsboys are, from left, Nick Gedorgeof, Donna Proctor, John Weir, and Jim McDowell at 8th and Olive streets Tuesday. They are representatives of Ludwig Aeolian Music Stores." Each member is wearing a Seven-Up apron, and are playing various instruments or singing; the instruments include a drum kit, a bass, and a piano.
"Cindy Kuhn buys a paper from members of the Webster Groves Lions at Laclede Station Road and Big Bend Boulevard Tuesday. The Lions, from left, are Bud Overheul, Bill Chapman, Carlo Merlo and Cress Auinbaugh." Three of them are wearing Seven-Up aprons, and they're all holding newspapers.
"Representatives of Camp Happy Day collected $1,231.24. Making a sale are, from left, Louis Chiodini, Ann Mehan and Whitey Hannenken." The three sales people are wearing Seven-Up aprons.
From left to right, are Mike Griffin, Siran Mamelian, Joyce Hinton, Catherine Straughter, Marie Henderson, Wardell Nesbitt, and Lt. Col. Conrad Boterweg of Army General Publications Center. They're wearing Seven-Up aprons and large buttons. The buttons read, "Globe-Democrat/Old Newsboys Day/Fund for Children, Inc.".
"Working on art projects at the Soulard Girls Club are, from left, Cindy Redus, 12, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J.R. Redus; Echota Blackerby, 11, daughter of Frieda Blackerby, and Teresita Cochran, 7, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Cochran, all of St. Louis."
"Phyllis Carpenter of Glendale stops by the Celebrity Corner at 8th and Olive streets to buy a Newsboy edition from sportscaster and former baseball Cardinal Mike Shannon."
Photo of the West St. Louis County Chamber of Commerce on Old Newsboys Day. There are nine people in the photo, all of whom are wearing Seven-Up aprons, and eight of them are holding up newspapers. They are in front of and seated on a white Convertible.
"Cardinal coach Red Schoendienst, left, is interviewed by Jim Holder of KMOX Radio as the two man the corner of Eighth and Olive streets Tuesday." Jim Holder is wearing a Seven-Up apron, and Red Schoendienst is wearing a Budweiser apron as they stand in front of an Old Newsboys banner.
"The family of Newsboy Chairman Robert R. Hermann gets together at Page Avenue and Ashby Road, Overland, for the event. From left, are Lotsie Holton, Hermann's daughter; Hermann; his grandson, Ricky Holton; his son-in-law, Richard Holton; and his son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hermann Jr." Three of the family members are wearing Seven-Up aprons in the photo, and four of them are holding up newspapers.
"Bringing the Newsboy spirit to the corner of Kingshighway Boulevard and Southwest Avenue are, from left, Ed Kaizer, Robert Wenninger, Pam Wirtel, John Black, and Debbie Dudley." The sellers are wearing a Seven-Up apron and holding out newspapers on the street corner.
"Bringing the Newsboy spirit to the corner of Kingshighway Boulevard and Southwest Avenue are, from left, Ed Kaizer, Robert Wenninger, Pam Wirtel, John Black, and Debbie Dudley." The sellers are wearing a Seven-Up apron and holding out newspapers on the street corner.
"Gene Tiernan of Norfolk and Southern Railroad wears a bright Old Newsboy smile as he hawks the special Globe-Democrat edition Tuesday morning." The photo was taken in front of the Railway Exchange building, and Tiernan is wearing a Seven-Up apron.
"Jody Owen, left, and Paul Latham of KCFM Radio let it be known that the Old Newsboys edition is on their hit parade as they join in hawking the special paper at Graham and Dunn roads in North St. Louis County." Both are holding newspapers, and Jody Owen is wearing a Seven-Up apron and a button. The button reads, "Globe-Democrat/Old Newsboys Day/Fund for Children, Inc.".
"Creve Coeur Mayor Harold L. Dielmann, right, joins Newsboys Chairman Robert F. Hermann." They're both wearing Seven-Up aprons, and the man closest to the car is holding a newspaper.
"George Carson, former Globe-Democrat public relations director and outdoor columnist, sells the Old Newsboy edition in Des Peres. He returned from deer hunting in Gainesville, Mo., for the event." He's wearing a Seven-Up Apron and a button. The button reads, "Globe-Democrat/Old Newsboys Day/Fund for Children, Inc.".
"Tim Petroff, a new member of the St. Clair County Board, has customers on both sides of Illinois 157 at Interstate 64. Petroff was selling the special edition for the Caseyville Chamber of Commerce."
"Jean Marquart of Union, Mo., joins the Old Newsboy forces of the Washington, Mo., Lions Club. 'I've always wanted to help sell the special editions,' she said." She's wearing a Seven-Up apron.