Kirkwood High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Kirkwood, MO)

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W- guicbng MR. F. P. l'll.l.MAN Sup-print endwnt MR. F. W. PENDRICKS Princ pal F Mrs. Fangman, Miss Ianet Thursby, Miss Stoeppleman, Miss Hartmai. The considerate and capable guidance of Mr. Tillman and Mr. Hendricks is a reflec- tion in the progress oi Kirkwood High. We, the seniors of 1944, are highly appree ciative ot the generosity in service, the kind- Page Six ness in all relationships with students and teachers, and the cooperation which the administration contributed toward rnoking our high school days a pleasant and profit- able experience.

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CA CW Qdlflfbdlflft KT This hook is Composed of the story of Kirkwood High, the classes you attended, the sports you enjoyed, the rollicking dances, the tests you struggled through, and the rnany activities that shall always linger in your hearts as memories oi K. H. S. Page Five

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.gjfuclenf .xdcfiuify The many years of service that Mr. Wright has contributed to K. H. S. have proved him a Wise counselor, guide, and friend to all. He remembers with personal interest and attention every student with Whom he has associated. In spite of the importance and responsi- bility accompanying the office of assist- ant principal, Mr. Wright has not al- lowed this to interfere with his friendly manner and ready sense of humor. Credit must also be given to those who lighten the burden of the office Work. They are always prompt and courteous to everyone. Excuses, er- Mr. Ft. L. Wright, Assistant Principal, Mrs. E. Broderick, Rose Haag. rands, letters, records, telephone calls, and high finance, all are problems met by the capable office workers. Mr. F. W. Hendricks, Principal, Miss Sue Woodley, Mr. Koerber. Page Seven