Skaters participated in racing and "fancy skating" at St. Louis Post-Dispatch Lake in Forest Park.

[1] Orlinda Thias, Jessie Floreth, Maud Washington, Lotta Cooper, Letta Cornwall, Julia Durnan, Mary O'Donnell, Kate Lourence, Eva Lourence, Mamie Ross, Florence Mullally, Sadie Grace, John Beck, C.H.

Club members painted the top of their skates red and the runners white and blue striped.

Lawyer, Mrs. Edward J. Walsh, Miss Elizabeth Wright and Fred A. Stief.

The 1938 membership consisted of: Jane Goddard Smyth, Margaret Ball Cady, William Cady, Len Fogassey, Margaret Banks, Josephine Fogassey, Mrs. Victor Azbe (Coyla), Martha M. Herman, E. J. Wallace, Martin M. Korwin, W.A.

Gateway FSC of MO was headquartered at the Brentwood Ice Arena at the time the clubs merged and remained there.

In 1987, after a request by the mayor of the city of Brentwood, the club changed its name to match the facility.

Eventually, many skaters were members of both in order to utilize the ice time available by both organizations.

The club moved to Steinberg Skating Rink immediately after it was built in November 1957.

William Doyle, Eleanore Meyer, Jules Monti, Paul Rogers, Nick Skrainka, John Tolcou and Harold Weissler A partial list of notable members or skaters who have trained at or represented St. Louis Skating Club: