Kirkwood High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Kirkwood, MO)

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1-...' I T OFFICERS: President I . . A,.A Iohnny Iordan Vice-President . Richard Fletcher Secretary lane Iohn Here are the Iuniors. They had quite a time this year. Of course there were times when Row l: Ilcnlun. Hemel Krucgcr, Mcllownv, Kai wr. O'l5unltV, l5i1ll,1m .Imtl.un. Row 2: Crcnnwr, liucklcy Bcclwr, Slciyyr. Becker Pmtwr. Palubiult. Murphy Row 3: I'nwrrX, Singlvlun li.!cl1n1.in. 5lcF.rl.1x1d Dnvgvlc, Kern. llnrvr Kumpf. Raw -l: XVirw'v.1n. Urcxtv lirtlv. I uns lH':k1nmn lhlts. Schull l,u iClcnmn Ilmt l : Bmkrr, Phillip-. Flclchcr, Kc.-hcl, Kufh Ryman, Signer lulwck, Row 2: Yntgcr, Nrvly Mmns. XVinlmlrr. Vlonller Hvrmnn. Alusrult. Klc bolt, Slcwart, Ruw 3: Gilbvrt. Sthrnmm Kmbbc, I-lac mi. Dcibcl Slrcnff. Ruclx Sthrnmm Ihibcl. COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES Richard Fletcher lane Iohn Nancy Good Iohn Iordan Nancy Miller Susan Thias they wondered if they would escape the chem- istry fumes. Remember those fervent prayers' H E I U N I O R S - L O O K I N Page Twenty-six

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seventh period for overtime. Now certainly juniors aren't the only candidates for that au- gust body which meets every seventh period, but junior members are certainly well repre- sented. Q However, to leave the morbid side of school, think ot the brighter social functions. Social lite Clike all the juniors? became taster this year. Row l: l,.1v.1 , Long. Vfolf. Shofncr. Mulick Poten, Christinr. ll.1gcm.mn. Row 1: Dmxniny. frow, Hairy, Faber, iullwull. Edwards. XV.tshburn, XVag.1- nur. Muller, Lcrvw. Row 1: Vt hs, XV.igncr, XVicnclw. XX nnsox. Thiai, Gcrlnch. G:hrifl Diurk- ing, XVitsnn. Row 1: Thomas. Srdwick, Taylor, XVrigLhl, Nlcclonv, Grin1mcrl. D wvr, Schmidt, Row 2: Cfhnrtrnnct, Glnulv. Mcliarlamt, '.X'.1ldtu. Akcrw, Fmrlclx, Vinxnt, Huff. R:-w li Milcr, XVnlkc'r. Hcrt7m.m, l5rit1. Stun.- vnnl. XV.1rn-n. Fricmm Cghnpmnn. Dances, sport events, movies, these are only a tew oi the developments of the social side. Certainly school was not all work, even if :t did seem that way. ln spite ot the times when the teachers thought, What will they think of next? land the students wondered the samel, they man- aged to learn some things. They have Worked, T H E I U N I O R S - O N E Y E A Page Twenty-eight