Image depicts Larry Stallings of the football Cardinals speaking at the 20th annual Commencement Exercises of the Boys Town of Missouri in the Grand Hall of Union Station.
Image shows the first of three cottages at Boys Town of Missouri. This building like the other two are fire resistant and this one housed 16 boys and their house parents.
The annual Kaleidoscope Auction for Boys Town of Missouri. This image shows guests of the preview dinner watching the silent auction at which more than $60,000 was raised. Items ranged from a school bus to a 1917 paperweight owned by General John Pershing.
Image shows a young Boys Town graduate listening to Larry Stallings of the football Cardinals at the 20th annual commencement of the Boys Town of Missouri.
Nearly 100 boys from Boys Town of Missouri along with teachers and counselors arrive in Chesterfield after their 160 mile journey from St. James MO. The caravan included eight covered wagons, thirty-five mules and eighty horses and followed portions of the Lewis and Clark trail.
Nearly 100 boys from Boys Town of Missouri along with teachers and counselors arrive in Chesterfield after their 160 mile journey from St. James MO. The caravan included eight covered wagons, thirty-five mules and eighty horses. The week long journey followed portions of the Lewis and Clark trail.
Image shows the president of Sachs Properties Inc. Philip Schreiber riding in one of the Boys Town caravan wagons. Sachs Properties Inc. provided the final round-up site for the caravan in Chesterfield.
Image shows five men at the annual Boys Town of Missouri dinner at the Bath and Tennis Club. From left to right is St. Louis Juvenile Court Judge Laurance M. Hyde, President of Boys Town Harry G. Neil, St. Louis County Juvenile Court Judge Michael J. Carroll, chairman of the board of Boys Town Bill James and former St. Louis Juvenile Court Judge David A. McMullan
Image of Her Honor Mayme Ousley of St. James turning the first spade in the groundbreaking ceremonies for a school building at Boys Town Missouri. Executive Director of St. Louis Bill James, Boys Town Superintendent Henry Palmeri, Rolla Lions Club Representative Lee Walker, the Mayor, and Jack Zemel and Ed Cress of the Boys Town Board St. Louis.
Image shows the Boys Town Center of Missouri which was closed and possibly taken over by St. Louis County as a halfway house for its prisoner work release program.
Image shows three cows and a calf that were provided by public spirited citizens of the Ferguson. They were bought with funds raised by the citizen group and were sent to Boys Town. The image also shows five leaders in the fund raising. From the left they are Herbert L. Gottomier, John E. Brauch, Fred Mintert, Walter L. Hemberger and Walter A. Scott.