Kirkwood High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Kirkwood, MO)

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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

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I.-ltut-ig.-u x'.'i....ii,.iii lmixi.-1, Y.i1Ixrliu.li1ivxwn llmiil-viii. lvlllaclr tcm. 1 xxmiiiri. .tw-its Xllllnlsl llvlvilcrxulv,ltruilgc Txtii nu in Xkhilliiiuitlmi l 'I'-ill! l.u.llv. lrwvwl llivuxll-I Hou X It.vrx.llvIi, li-uni txt-uh Sthiniitl ltmwn lugi-lti.n-II. Itwt-gi-, I'fr mls Nlnwlv, K-vpiixlm l.iilv.ll, ii..-.M xx'n.i..ig Rim I llvinlv. imig lxlrl lvt firxinlfll. .lrluux Kfiwv. II--wt-. Schwrllwrl R-in .T ll.-ixliig. I mlm Iritliv--i. I--ii. li-twin Nilirvmlvug XK'.ugiwl. thu man. Npirx li n'.' ix, Srlli-is RUN l lwcmll, Nlridil-ch Kir.ili.lln. X1.1v, 1 ,urlvl Huim, xx'.g,..i, x..i..iii.'.1i .'Mkvrlri.1v1,5v.v1i. lluiiiikt- Niruiwlliv-'I perhaps harder than ever before, for they are grown enough to see the need tor it all. They understand that their school, community, coun- try, even their world needs what they can get and give through education. From their class next year must come the sports' heroes, the various queens, the council members, Honor Society members, scholarship winners, all the important officers of the K. H. S. student body. J' ,tri , They will need all the knowledge and training they have received in their eleven years of school. The seniors are leaving tor bigger thingsp K. H. S. waits for its juniors to assume responsibility. They have the same opportuni- ties as their predecessors. In their hands is their future and that ot Kirkwood High. Success or Failure? The seniors of tomorrow will decide. N D T H E N C O M M E N C E M E N T Page Twenty-nine