Kirkwood High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Kirkwood, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1946 volume:

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From Childhood to youth is but a span And the years of our youth are soon sped, Yet youth is no longer a youth but a man, When the tirst ot his dreams are dead. l-le may live on and construct and plan, Vlfhen the fine lolood oi livina is shed, But God pity the little that is left oi a man VVhen the last of his dreams are dead. Author Unknown. Pzcrieer Staff if H46 QT A if is E M WE DEDICATE our 00 fofe A Page Four AT K.I-I.S AS THE SPIRIT OF um mm CMSJQJ WP11Ch brodden our knowl dqe oy rdtlondl study dnd deepen o I Wlsdorn tbropoh 1ud1o1ol nswgnt .f4fA Ah ca Wbloh C cite physlodl dnd morol development dnd strengthen co'n fnunol founddnons by teoob nor nterdeoend noe .X4C!lUlflQ5 Wh1Ch develop the tolents subor dlnote ounolnon to foreslqnt ond perseveronce thereby leorrnlnq the lnoportdnoe of leddershlp 0 aff 00 e'ZZdiL0lfL sued an f e PQ ww' ' t ,mf 1? - l A l 'rf 2 9-4 proqressixe development of the Kirkwood Pub lic School System His tw nty nine yea s of iaithtul service have instilled in the s hoals high ideals improved standards and oop tunities that are a challenge to the vauth ot Kirkwood High School We are very appe ciative of the fact that we have in the Supenn tendents office a man in Whom we have the utmost confidence Page Six Mft F W HENDRICKS Principal lx H. A KOERBER treasurer I 15 H BALI. RED ffff7 MISS RUTH HEIMBURGFR NRS HAZEL DuBOl.n M as IAVFT il-IUQSBK NSS T NNHE SITES Mr Hendnotcs our principal has capaolx dire ted K H S for the past tour yeafs Keenly awaf ot the problems confronting a changing o iety he strives to qtitde youth so that they shall have a definite place in the World ot tcm I w His understanding sympathy and ste n Justice quality him perfectly as an admir able leader for K H S as he willingly coope rates in the many ventures and activities of the school ' T E lil , Q T5 S W it V lvl A- '-' v df' . L.. , 1 l , Secretary ,f f , Q ' - ' . 02 A ,- f , A YN, V .v , v f- - N . luv... . , fn ,L i Mr. Tillman has conscientiously directed the L . ' l , ' ' , ' f S I' L I ' C . . . 'L . . ' . ' e - ' I ie ' ' ' ' ' ' 1 ' c. s c' ' 'i 'Q ' ' t i o- . or o . i ' . . A . t - E, . . 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P 3 VVe tcast the happy warr ors' Mrss Abbott Gurdanoe Mrs Adams Home Econom 806' el 5 a Q3 rf x Mrs Iennmgs Spanrsh Hrs ory Englrsh Mr Koerber B1ology Marhernatxcs Treasurer Mrss Barnes Home Econornrcs Ar Mr Lmdemeyer Socrology Amencan Prob Mrs Brgelow Mathernatrcs Mrs Boettner Spanrsh Mrs Bohnenkarnp Musro Mr Borgrruer Sh p Genera' Sc noe B Bas ketball Mrss Bowen G rls Phx svcal todd a on C ll en IP Mr Clay Mathematros Mr Cochran Englrsh lflr Conklln Cmzenshlp Basebal Mrs Conley Englrsh Mr Connell Musrc Mrss Conover Art Mrs Crarg Englrsh Mrs Foster Hlstory Mrs Fox Lrbrarran Mrss Garrrson Mathemancs Mrss Gregory Latln Mrs 1-larr1s Englrsh Mr Hasvx ell Geoa aphy H tory Ca'l Mrs Headen Latrn Rernedral Read ng Mr l-leadlee-Chernrstry Mrs Hodges Enghsh Latrn Mr Hunker Mathematlcs Mr Isaac Musrc M1ss lames Iunlor Hrgh Study Hall Page Elght lends w Lrndemeyer Home Eoonornrcs Lyons Phys1calEduCat1on A Football Golf M Mahan Mecnanrcal Drawrng Shop M ye General Solence C Basketbal Mrlle Mathernatros A Basketball Moo e Mathemancs B Football Mrs Parham Senro Hrah Study Hall Mrs Powell Typ ng Se retarral Practrce Mrss Pruel Englrsh Mrs Sand os Engl h Mrss Schatz Speect Enghsh Play Proa ron M1 s Shlkles Hrstory Mrs Ste nkarnp C1llZ6HShlp Englrsh Proreer M sStraszer Geograohy Mr Tornlrn B1ology Mrs Van Srokel Shorthand Bookkeeprng Typlng Matherrtat cs Mrss Walsh Engll h Mr Walthe Shop Wrestl ng Mr Wrgglns Phy los Mathernatlcs Ae o- nautrcs Track Mrss Wrlke Grrls Physrcal Educatron Mr W1ll1ams Englrsh M1SSW1DQf19ld Hrstory Mrs Young Mathematlcs l I ' x , 4 . . 1 . XX t ' -A ' . ' A4 ' , ' 1 , ' . A ics . ' , ' ' , ' ' , 1 . ' 5 ' , ' - C G A Mr- . P ' ' , ., . ' A-fo o , Q C , - Mr. o e ' ' ' , ' A lr' fg '-eff., in - Mr- 5 for ' f 1 Sh' MI. . -T - , Q - 7 V Mr. r ee, , r V . ' r ', Mrs. ColsonefMusic f 1 ' C it ' A ' YW ' ' 1 I 'W A, 2 ' -1 . l 'f is V ' e l, ' , 'uct' . . 'C ' , ' ' is - - Y . . ' v 's . - I - ir , is , 1 ' is f l - -- ' , - ' . i - ' ' 4 S' , - . ' . I ' Tw- I W - s. ' ' - . S Q The excellent spirit ot youth that pervades Kirk- wood Hiahis traceable to the hiah type ot instruc- tion and training which each ot the members ot our faculty earnestly strives to aive us. XVe, the students ot Kf l-l. S., wish to pay a small TE ui ing fAe youfk of jocfay - - - tribute to the untirinq and unseltish ettorts the faculty exerts in advancinq the interests ot our school which we realize is made possible only by lona hcurs ct hard Work and a sympathetic understanding ot school problems. Cheerio, and the very best wishes from the Class ot '46 rx ,i..I'.2 EC.-.' I: VValfl1cr, lvV1llCGl' Snlkles Siriafz Yan Sgckfl fifty Mchlahari Row 2: Meyer Ecraerrxefr, Haswell, liar rf- Steznkamp. Pct-J 4: Fox-Jeri, Eahnartkamp Ccnklm, Craig, l.1Tl'l:f'2ILf'YfI l. Rcwltz Adams, Powell lqrtaertzdyfr Brvttnc r, Srnndlcs, Pruel. S: lilzllfl Flunker, Cfnover, Kcierber, XAYLUQIHS. .fl U e nleadcr' es ox ar is Vct. a o ae Row f at Wr afeld ll c lex l-leadlee Paae N1 Rev : Parham, hr gory Straszer, 1 . f ., Tcmlin. Row E: Isaac Earn F , H r , . n, H dd s 'Walsh ' Q: Fcster Garrison Czlscn, 't'.':ll:. ms, ight. Row-4: E1ejeQg'.-1 'Nzril 1 , Hlclccft C : . , , .' :ie Q +2-HS O . U ,M ,W x i 1? im? ' 5' bw'- S np: few QI g 15 ' Q ex, A Q' an - A ,fx ,Qs . 9 - 4 ' z OA IN THEIR CLASSES He Wham a dream hath passessed Treads the uapalpab e marches From the aust af he aaf S lana road He leap I a laaalmng star Qhaerfas GShe 1 I! T - 1 1 , 1 I - T- a Y F' 4K-X iw L Il D U .. X . C-N 1 I .2 YY' A -A N., Rather artistic, don't you think? ,45 Omm Sw A Be sure and out it on the dotted line. A little extra reading always helps the English grade. lrnagine Mr. Vfright selling Scurry and Deilcroeger right! All good musicians to the foreground. A rooiing tooling good launch. All together on the discord, gang. This is the way We bake our cakei Square it right now, boys, Maas looking. eru om, W Safufe HOBBY DeSTAEBI.ER Student Coun C11 Pres l-l1Y Pres Football Track Basketball Honor Socrety Proneer Honor Roll Student Ob servers WlLMA HALEY Grrls Sports BILL BORNEMANN Basketball Football Baseball Gym Assrstant 'SHIRLEY GEISLBR Clworus Varsrty Volleyball Lrttle Theater ROGER BRANDSTETTER Baseball ELSIE HAUI-rART Glee Club Page Fourteen MARIORIE KERN Proneer Staff P A M S Vrce-P s Honor So crety Honor Roll Student Ccun ell Pep Club K Club Pres Gym Assrstant Basketball Hockey and Baseball Varsltres Orchestra HENRY STEPHENS H1 Y Track Football ELLEN FOX Hockey Basketball Volleyball Pep Club G A A Call Staff Red Cross Orchestra A W V S DCLORES DIETZSCHOLD Pep Club Call Reporter Gym Assrstant Glrls Sports DOLORES HAGEMANN Gtr serves Softball Honor Roll PAUL SEEWOESTER Band Honor Ra KEN UEEMAN Student Counorl H Y Eoctball Basketball Baseball Call Student Observers Spamsh Club BARBARA MEYER Pep Club Lrttle Theater Call Red Cross G A A Hockey Basketball A W V S NVALTER GREETNWALD Boys ports VIRGINIA LINENBROKER Glee BILL BURMEISTER Scrence Club Camera Club Track ARLINE LAEMMLI Prcneer Pep Club Gzrl Reserves Hockey Bas ketball Volleyball we lqoneer or f946 MARY Macl.EAY Beaumont Hrqh School Calrfornra Chorus G A A CARSON PEACOCK Football Chorus DORIS NOSS Beaumont Hrqh School St Louls Mo Lrbrary Club lr Red Cross 97-SJ 'H EARBARA W O T Hrgh School Wlsc RUTH IVICCLANAHAN A Cappella Cnorus KClub Glee Club Grrls Ensemble Lrttle Theater Honor Roll Gym Assrstant All County Chorus Basketball Volleyball Baseball CHARLES MAHN Track Basket ball H1Y Student Ccuncrl Page Fxfteen . 7 i- K . V . l . G A C 5 SI. S . ni N : ' U ' I 'I 'I I C G' - I' Y, S .5 . Club, Eureka Hiqh School. S I A- A-7 Sl'-'den 2 JS. - U ' r : M 1 S ' : ' z : . K X ' X 7 : . jk QOIIQQI' CHARLES DIEKROEGER Football HLY P1oneer Staff Honor Soctety Spamsh Club Track Wrestlmq Honor Roll Call Staff RUTH SEIBERT Honor Roll Twrrl Accompanrst BILL HUTTON B Football H13 Best Foot Forward Wrestllnq FRANCES RITZINGER Pep Club A Cappella Proneer A W V S Orchestra Honor Roll Gym As slstant Call Student Observers Ir Red Cross BOB HOWELL Football LaVERNE NIEMEIER 'GIYIS Sports Page Sxxte-en or 1946 MERRIE SELLERS Call Pep Club P A M S Treas Honor Roll Hockey Basketball Baseball A W V S BOB MATTOX Basketball Track A Cappella H1Y Gym Assxstant MARY ANN SCHLAFFER GIIIS Glee Club MlXed Chorus A W V S G A A Hockey Basket ball Volleyball Softball 1ED KELLER Chorus IANE ROBERTS M1X9d Chorus EE'l'l'Y LEE OUERNHEIM Orches tra, Glrl Reserves . X 0 el t' X l it Y mg corp, An Clubp ales Club T f I f MAFtY DICKINSON T Y G R S BOB LEYSE H1Y Ir H1Y Student Counc1l Band Orchestra Foot ballA B C Track Honor Socmety Honor Roll P1oneer Student Ob servers Handxcraft Club Westmq house Sc1ence Talent Search Test LARAINE COLSTON P A M S Student Counc1l Honor Socxety Treas KClub P1oneerStaft Call Gym Asslstant Hockey Varsxty Pep Club G A A Pres a d Treas A Cappella Honor Roll All County Chorus IOAN LINDEMEYER P A M S Treas Honor Socxety Band Or chestra Hockey Varslty Honor Ftoll Basketball Volleyball Base ball Sclence Club G A A K Club Freshman Cxtxzenshlp Award Ptoneer All County chestra Gym Assxstant IOAN HART Basketball Hockey Volleyball Baseball K Club L1t tle Theater A Cappella Chorus Gym Ass1stant Pep Club G A A Nurses A1de Call SHIRLEY PULS-Band Llbrary Club Gxrl Reserves eniom, 'W Safufe u 1 BRICE SMITH H1Y Band Football Student Observers Honor Roll Tra lc Handxcraft Club IANE KRUEGER G A A G1rlRe serves Sec Sr Htqh Chorus Bas ket all Volleyball Oihce ASS1Sl an LYROIN HORNEMAN Baseball Spanxsl' Club DETTY STALEY Latn Club lr Red Cross Gzrls Sports LESLIF ALLENI B and C Football Call Track H1Y IO VAN SICKLE A W V S Bas ketball Pep Club Call Art Club Ir Red Cross Page Seventeen eruord, W Safufe u IUNE MILLER Pep Club WHEELON SCHOENKY Band Scrence Club Spamsh Club Camera Club I-71Y DORTHY IIN E re and Qec p as a G Gr de C C d C crus a Chou tr m rps DON MORGAN Basketball Track Lttle Theater A Cappella HrY Qtudent Counczl Westltna All County Chorus CAROLYN IEINKI xS Orchestra Pep Club Call A W V S Gxrls Glee Club BETTY MAE ISRAEL ep Club Page Etqh een RALPH RICE I-IIY Honor Soctety Student Counctl Pzoneer Football Basketball Golf Honor Roll Stu dent Observers MARY BUCKHARDT Coyle Hugh Q-:hccl Hockey Baseball Pep Club Ir Red Cross Call Stall ARCHIE RCI-IMIDT Football D LCRES YOUNG Basketball Pep Club Spamsh Club RICHARD SACK Honor Roll Gym Asslstant MILDRED BARENKAMP Tr Y G A A Sr Htah Chorus Softball Hockey o 2 0 Q ' ri' T . I.. .5 E ll: . . A.: 9th i cl , ' ' C 7 'I' at p aioretze. X I - 1- 7 . CLARADELE SCHARR -- Volleyball: Basketball: Mixed Chorus: G. A. A. RUTH NORDMAN Pep Club Glrl Reserves Grrls Glee Club ELEANOR WINKLER Chorus Vol leyball RUSSELL BENDER Boys Sports GLORIA WOOD Glee Club Lrttle Club Student Observers LOIS MCLEAN Camera Club Red Cross Call Student Observers G A A Mtxed Chorus Gym Assrstant Hockey Basketball Volleyball 348 Moneer of 1946 ESTHER PORTENOR --K Club: Pio- neer: Call: Camera Club: Student Observers: Gym Assistant: Honor Roll: G. A. A.: Hockey: Basketball: Volleyball: Softball: Pep Club: Red Cross DIANE ALLEN Hockey Varsxty K Club Dramatlcs Club Pep Club IOHN DUEMLER Track H1Y xo neer Staff NANCY MITCHELL P A M Vrce Pres OIIICG Asslstant Call Pep Club StudentCounc1l Hockey IOHN COLBRUNN Football Basket ball Track H1Y Student Coun c1l Call Pxoneer Spanxsh Club Hcnor Roll A Cappella Student Observers Page Nmeteen - z - - : '- : P' - - . . . S., Theater: Hockey: Basketball: Pep ROBERT WAHLIG-Boys' Sports. 31. Moneer M1946 DOLORES KIEFFER Twx lmq Corps Grrl Reserves Honor Rcll Mrxed Chorus LADDTE STEVENS H1Y Baske ball Track BE'l l'Y DEARING P A M S Pres Gym Assrstant P1cneerSiaff Span sh Club Pres Hockev Baslce sbxp Award HERBERT SHILDIVIYER DELORES STECHL ves Twrrlrng Corps Drur 'Vlx rette TOAN FALVEY Cheerleader Pep Club A W V S Girls Sports Call Staff Student Observers Football Queen Page Twenty DOW S'-lUIflATE Football Basket l: Cb rus Tractc Baseball RUTH DOl.CrF P A Iv' S res Pep Club Tre-as Hockey Varsry nor bOCl t A W V S u dent COJFC1 VlV ANC COlV1E A M Ho lc y Basketball K Club 'vol Al.le G SELL Glee Club Grrl Peserves Dramatrc Club Span sh Club Pep Club Scrence Club l Red Cross Lrbrary Club l.OJlS NOHTOIN Traclc Sci nce Cub Ho or H ll Band LAURA PLQTCINSON Pep Club Spantsl' Club Honor Roll 0 ' 'Y ' Q A .,.. ll f 5 - I g 7 ' Zllf .XJ 7 l 7 . . .. 'T' -. '. r. ., 'Sr .7 f V r i- .: , 'T 2 I V - Ha. S 'e yg . , . .7 St - ' ' 1 ' f ' 3 is F P. . . S.: ballg Vclleyball: Freshman Citizen- Baseball- I I Bas U , ' 7 Q A,B. 7 : ' I Y, , , I ' :jx I 'Q 1 l . ' ' 1 1 9. . . g ' .. : . 1 ' l ' i JEAN CARPENTER Pep Club Vrce Pres Call OIIICQ Hockey Bas ketball Proneer Queen BARBARA BOWMAN North Park Academy Chrcaqo Ill G A A Tr1Y Sr Hugh Chorus Gtrls Glee Club LOUISE ASH Grrls Sports Lrbra HARLYN KATZ Football A B C H1Y Sgt-at Arms Gym Assistant Band Orchestra Call Baseball IACQUELINE WALKER Lrttle The ater Tr1Y Honor Roll WILLIAM GERLACH Basketball Baseball H1Y Track eru om, W Safufe LEE POTTS Orchestra Chorus Pres Student Councrl IO WELSH Spamsh Club Sec Lt tle Theater Pres Honor Socrety Sec Honor Roll Student Observ ers Grrls Sp rts RUSSEL HIGHTOVV ER Band VOSBURGH A rush Club Basketball Hockey Theater CHAR S CGMTE SCIGHCG Club VIRGINIA TURNER A Cappella Spamsh Club Glrl Reserves Page Twenty one o Q OU 0 e I Y ' I .2 1. S ' ' : ' - ' -H 1 A rian, Cappellag Basketballg Ir. HIVY. Y V V , . - G. . A.g eluorzi, ,W Safufe SHIRLEY VARVEL G1rl Reserves Red Cross Band G1rls Glee Club G1rls Sports East Prame Mrs .sourr Hrqh School MARIORIE SPINZIG Pep Club Lrt tle Theater Chorus Nmth Grade Chorus Volleyball IEAN SURRIDGE Hockey Basket ball Volleyball Baseball Gmrl Reserves A Cappella P A M S Glee Club lOl-IN HUTTON H1Y Football Track Wrestlmq Honor Roll MARIAN SHIPLEY lr Red Cross DOUGLAS MEHAFFIE H1Y Track San Dzeqo Umon H1qh School Page Twenty two MARLIN IEPSEN Football 9h Grade Chorus IANIF. SMITH Spamsh Club Came ra Club Honor Roll M1am1 Edrson Hlgh School FRED SCHAEFFER Sclence Club Sparush Club Track ANNE SMITH Lrttle Theater Red Cross A W V S Honor Roll Basketball IOHN KAKALIA lr H1Y Camera Club Football BETTY SIMMONS-G A A Span rsh Club Pres Red Cross Lxbrary Club Pep Club Glrl Reserves Sec Hockey Varsxty Basketball Varsrty Baseball Volleyball Hon or Roll Lrttle Theater o Q Ou o J 7 ' ' : T7 7 1 Sec.: Pep Club: Honor Roll: Girls' ' I ' CAROL HOYT Pep Club Spamsh Club Sec G A A Oftlclals Man aqer Honor Roll Hockey Basket ball Volleyball IOSEPH KUNCE Spamsh Club Camera Club Pres Sctence Club Pres Honor Soctety Treas u dent Counctl Treas H1Y Honor Boll Track SWANHILD HOIDAHL P A M S Proneer Staff Stud nt Counctl Pep Club 9th Grade Chorus Ot hoe Asststant Honor Roll MARYE LANE HEGGS A Cappella Sr Chorus Basketball Hocke Baseball Volleyball Camera Club Dramahc Club Student Ob servers Student Counctl Gtrls Chorus Glrls Glee Club Honor G A A W S County Chorus ELEANOR HILL Cheerleader Pep Club Pres Glee Club A W V S Hockey Volleyball Baseball Honor Roll Call P A M S Gym Asststant GORDON SMITH Baseball Foo! ball A B C lr H1Y .74 fqoneer of 1946 CLlrF KN KMEYEB Football A CHARLOTTE HOUSMAN Ltttle The ater Pres Student Councrl Sec Student Observers Sec Honor Soctety Sec Treas Span1sh Club Hockey Call Honor Boll G A A Lxbrary Club Gtrls Glee Club P A M S Cltrzenshtp Award DAVE ESSEN H1Y Honor Roll Football Track Call Staff Band Semor Chorus A Cappella Chotr CHARLOTTE HENSEL Basketball Hockey Softball Volleyball G WM STUART CONKLIN Camera Club Pres B Football Pzoneer Photographer IEWEL HElSING Student Counctl Honor Socxety VICE Pres Honor Roll K Club Sec Semor Class Vtce Pres PepClub Dramt1cClub Basketball Volleyball Hockey Softball Basketball Sports Mana qer Gym Assxstant Glee Club P A M S Page Twenty three f7A fqoneer of I9 6 GRACE WATERHOUT rrr K lOl-IN SCURRY l-l V rcctball Call A Cappella Span sa Club Gym Asslstant Western 'Vlltary Academy KATHRYN HEY ltr BARBARA COLl.lNS C h A appella Call Ped Crcss Basketball ROSE HElDORN tlzal Call Staff Pep Clu G l R serves Lrttle Theater BARBARA FRANK Basketball Grrl Reserves Roosevelt and Dadsort Page Twenty four CAROL MILLER Camera Club Vrce Pres Solence Club Vrce Pres Spamsh Club V1C6 Pres Dramatlcs Club Best Foot E warcl Band Orchestra Track DORIS LEVY Valley ram Hgh School Student Caurrol -rorre Econormc Club EETTY IAMES Twrrlmq Corps G rl Reserves Honor Roll 'vi xe l Chorus HELEN PARSONS Gzrls FlNLEY PARKER Track Dramatlc Club Latm Club Glee Club Bas ketball I.aVERNE FROMM lr Red Cross Grrl Reserves Honor Roll , o , . 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' 7 . 5 J - BARBARA HAXTON Pep Club Dramatzc Club Vrce Pres A Cap pella Student Councrl Band O c estra G A A A W V Gym Assistant BILL LOEHR B seball Lbrary Club Gym Assrstant TANE HUCKEBY Pep lub KClub G A A Gym ASS1SlGUl Basket Varsity Student Councrl Honor Roll Orchestra MARY LESTER Pep Club A W V S A Cappella Honor Roll Call Staff lr Red Cross DOLORES KRIEGER A Cappella Basketbal Honor Sccrety IACK BRODAGE Tract: rlzY en: ora, ,W Safufe EDW FUCHS Baseball IOAN RUTLED E Call Proneer Best Foot Forward Hockey Varsrty Volleyball Varsrty Span rsh Club Lrttle Theater Honor Roll Orchestra Pep Club KClub A W V S Gym Assrstant ARTHUR HELWIG Lrttle Theater Forward LOIS MACRUM Grrls Athletxcs ARTHUR HOUSMAN H1Y Pres Honor SOC18lY Pres Student Councrl Football A B and C Track Plcneer Staff Honor Roll Senrcr Class Pres Freshman Award P A M Award Harvard Bock Award lOYCE WALLER Orchestra Pro neer Offzce Ass stant Honor Roll Page Twenty hve O Q Ou . 7 ' : 7 I- - - . h : . . .5 . . . S.: ball: Volleyballg Soltbally Hockey, Gvm Assisfemr HPY: Be-Sf F001 en: om, M! Safufe DIANE DENNY Pams Grrls Sports Pep Club Proneer Sr Chorus HUGH SOMMRR Football BETTY KIRCHNER Pep Club Call Dramattc Club Student Councrl Ir Red Cross A W V S West ern Hrqh School Washrnqton BENNO W BIESEMLYER Baseball Spanrsh Club Dramatlc Club A Cappella WYETH CRAIG Pep Club Drum Mcnorette GENE PETTY Call Ltbrary Club Ir H1 Y Sr H1 Y Boys ee Club Proyectlon Club Page Twenty sxx Bll.L POTE T Boys Sports Q31 A ONXPCL 41,0 GEORGIA BROWN Club Pres and S ramatros Club Montlcello College Alt n Ill EDGAR WILRERSON A Capp lla All County Chorus AMY SHIROTA Call Heart Mt Hrqh Wyomrnq DON HOEMAN Ploneer lunror H1 Y Spanrsh Club Mrxed Chorus Student Councxl Honor Roll ELDORA MILLER Lrttle Theater Sr Chorus Gxrl Reserves Grrls Glee Club Pep Club Best Foot For ward Red Cross 0 0 OU, . ' x l N , 5 ' D - - . . ec.: ' p D. C. . '- 1 . '- 5 ' Gl 7 l 7 H ' BETH SANDFOS Proneer Chorus A Cappella Tr1Y Spamsh Club Honor Roll BILL BERRY B Football Spamsh Club ADELE LEINBERGER Omaha N braska Pep Club G A A Cheerleader Red Cross Lrttle Theater Play Best Foot For ward Hockey Basketball DAN BLACK B Football ANITA IOHNSON Hockey Softball Volleyball K Club Spamsh Club Dramatrc Club A Cappella DICK FGRD Football H1Y f7A lqoneer of 1946 BERNARD IOHNSTON Football SALLIE MULTACK Lrttle Theater Offrce Assrstant A W V S Call Glee Club Hockey Volley ball Baseball Pep Club Honor Roll Best Foot Forward ALBERT HASENMUELLER e Armed Servrce GUY STEELE Honor Socrety Pres 3' Y Ir H1Y Sr H1Y Student Observ ers Student Councrl Basketball Track Band Orchestra Proneer Staff TONY STATLER Central Hlgh School Memphts Tenn BILL AGNEW Football Track Wrestllnq Basketball Ir H1 Y Sclence Club All County Track Page Twenty seven SA Moneer or 1946 SHIRLEY ACKERMAN Gtrls Sports WILLIAM EHICSON I H Y Sr Chorus A Cappella Ploneer I Hugh Band Honor Roll ALLYN GLAUB Gym Assrstant l dent Observers Call Staff Base ball Basketball Dramatxc Club Football Student Ccuncll Repre sentat1ve cf Student Observers IOHN ROGERS Football Basket ball Baseball Band SHIRLEY GEORGE Ensemble A Cappella All County Chorus Pep Club Camera Club Northeast I-hgh School Kansas Czty Mo WARREN MANNING lr H1Y Page Twenty erght ED CORBY Basketball C Football B and C Golf ALIDA LEINBERGER Omaha N braska Pp Club G A A Cheerleader Hockey Basketball Student Counctl IOHN GAN Football Baseball RUTH HALL Eureka Hrgh School BOB HERSCHENROEDER Football B MITCHELL BOHNENKAMP Proneer Staff Band Orchestra I 2 l . , he . e- - r. 1- y . 1 . 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Hi-Yg A Cappella: Sr. Hi-Yy Stu- BILL WORTHINGTON football IEANNE RHOADES Orchestra A V S Grrls Glee u Hockey Basketball Volleyball Scftball Student Councrl Pep Club Latm Club HERBERT ZEISER Orchestra BARBARA STURDY TrrY Pres G A A Hockey Chorus Stu dent Councrl RALPH BOPP Boys Sports VIRGINIA SCHWEIKERT Baseball Basketball Grrl Reserves eniorzi, 'W Safufe u BETTY SUE COOPER Tr1Y IERRY MYERS Football SANDRA BISHOP Pep Club Grrl Reserves H1Y Honor Roll GEORGIA BECK Band Orchestra Drum Matorette Spamsh Club A W V S Pep Club Honor Roll L1ttle Theater Volleyball 9th Grade Chorus Call ROBERT WEILAND Baseball Page Twenty 'une Q A 0 o B W. . .5 ' Cl bj D D U, ,P ' ', J- h HENRY KIPP -- spanish Club: sf, eruoro, a ufe u BILL PATTERSON I-IzY Football Track Basketball IOI-IN GROSS Honor Soctety Stu dent Counctl Orchestra A Cap pella Pres Boys Glee Club Spamsh Club Honor Boll Ploneer Assembly BETTY CBUMLEY Umverstty I-llqh School Oakland Caltf Tr1Y Sr Htqh Chorus Baseball TOM EWALD Proneer Staff Honor Socrety H1Y Sec Honor Boll Call Staff Track Student Councrl A Cappella Freshman Award CHARLES COLEMAN H1Y Foot ball Track Honor Roll Basket ha .fb 'KQ ' ep Page Thrrty You to the left and I to the r1qht For the Ways of men must sever BETTY BRATTON P A M S Call Pep Club Gym Asststant Hockey Vars1ty Basketball Baseball BILL HORST lr H1Y Boys Sports IAMES FORBES Boys glee Club SID BURKETT Lattn Club Football B Wrestlmq Rttenour Hrqh School FRED WHITE U S Army Football B G C Track Call 4 And 1t Well may be fo a day and a mght And lt well may be forever At tl'e Crossroads Rrchard I-Iovey . 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E 511311: ir. rfrfi.. fli ff iiiiz FQ .ff V qfr me yuniom Here We aresethe juniors, We have clirnbed the rungs ot the ladder called success and if all turns in our favor perhaps we will be good enough to fill the places of the noble seniors. We earnestly hope so! Scholastically, we have done fairly well-Y-athletically, we truly know the school couldn't get along without us, and socially-soon we won't have to be bothered about thcse seniors getting all the choicest dates. Vie can almost anticipate a happy end- Row l: Noss, l-luckxns, Crockett, Morrow, Rolfe, Bottng, McGlcne, Heister, Simpson, Grateke. Row 2: Gilleland, Anderson, Henley, Morris, Tonn, Vtlhitecctfon, Nerl, Webelliuth, Noxon, Briece, Lofquist, Comfort Row 3: Frederick, Peese, Lzndernann, Peantck, Button, Zaeniann, Zzernann, Lorenz, Roloff Turner. Row 4: Mason, Edwards, Retschauer Moore, Delling, Kaup, Taylor, Shaw, Stone. f T -ft Row Shannon Griffin cl' s Mitchell Daegele Ccstell l-lag mann Stretff Surridqe Smith Fries Ncllrnan Brewin Row Schabhei lcseph B cp Dichter Baav Rogan Arr ss Baskett Dolson Days Erb Peterson l. par Eschenroeder Row Short Smth Brshcp Srev king Fa rle gh Thcmps n W stberg D ver Lavat Davis lmler RQW4 B rr E ck r Sapptnat rt Doyle Dail D Vilb ss Haskin Wallace Magnuss n Scnroeder rinley S hurnacner Page Thirty two ,fi 'c .fd ing ot our career at K. H. S. until we hear whispers about the long weary hours we rnust spend to pass the unannounced Sociology tests, and the terrn papers in United States history, and the laborious hours that have to be spent me yuniorfi to put out a bigger and better Pioneer and Call, to say nothing ot the glorious athletic tearns, but next year when you glance at these pages we promise we shall not disappoint you. Row l: Persels Beisenleiter, Faber, Flood, Schoolfield, Sack, Hinssinger, Stewart, Scheltxnga, Stewart. Row 2: Clark, Duernler, Rudin, Carpenter, Welsh, Berger, Phillips, Pinkerton, Surnma, McCown, Tcstlebe. Bow 3: Horton, Holdman, Kipp, Thierbach, lannopoulo, Cwrah, Marcolina, Probst, Means, Hamilton, Bow 4: Berger, Fendler, Chiles, Niccolls, Staub, Broclcnieier, Bichter, Wegner, Ruppert, Price. 'E 'TT' Tl' ,,..- Qg. 9 'ix 3 -sv Row 1: Moore, Myover, Hobart, Iostrand, l.aPlante, Egley, Meyer, Grohe, Bode, Malick, Ftow2: Ferber, Zurnwalt, Fleming, Scott, Downing, Bradley, Musgrave, Stegernan, Millure, Swain, Schaper, lensen. ROW3: Neugebauer, Headlee, Hoffman, Bishop, Blase, Word, Brown, McMaster, Teire, Bausch. Bow 4: Bach, Schanuel, Lauber, Birkett, Schwarz, Seaver, Thompson, Kendall, Estes, Gannaway. Page Thirty-three we SOPAOMOPQJ Here we are-the Sophornores. Who could about this business known as getting an educa believe that we could become senior high stu- tion. We have to fit into this picture of K. H. S dents? We actually feel as though we are a We will try out for the B and C football teams part of a real organization now. We are serious and maybe the B basketball and track squads Row l: Barth, Meyer, Cook, Grimert, l-Iolloman, Shipley. Row 2: Harriman, Myers, Day, Wingfield, Fleck, Knickmeyer. Row 3: Froesel, Sullwold, Telle, Ried, Gleiber, Donovan, Craig. and of course, can't get along without us. lsn't Mr. Moore serious? Aren't those terrible odors in the chemistry and biology classes? Row l : Slavick, Stephenson, Becker, Michaels, Eberlein, Bridge, Mahl, Meyers, Townsend. Row 2: Row 3 : Ruckmann, Fishman, Gardner, Loper, Roberts, Crawfcrd, Roach. Row 4: SA? .g0l0A0l'l'l0l 86 the musical organizations just Does Miss Walsh really fly? Mrs. Parham, please don't make us pick up that waste paper! Mr. Hendricks, We promise to learn to take oft our hats to you in the corridors. And oh-, Faucett, Huttrop, Dressel, MacOuay, Ploesser, Shepherd, Warwick, Shantz, Kawata. Smith, Rodgers, Roberts, Kimker, Miller, Monck, Nelson, Munroe, Fleener. Rcw l: Row 2: Row 3: Row 4: Ruck, Krueger, Klockenbrink, Lehman, Hansmann, Easter, Swank, Provard, Dietrich. Fries, Hutchinson, McDorman, Hose, Wahlig, Smith, Haley, Motz, Elias. Fisher, Smith, Venarde, DeClue, Smith, Flori, Hebberqer, Dawson, Evans. Gross, Morris, Beitel, Richard, Cooper, Klemme, Cline, Heimburger, Tainter. Page Thirty-five jk? xS70l0A0l'lfl0l Qf5 those Verbs and declensions in Latin-, are there is a cheerful side too, remember the bon- you sure We can learn those? Then what about tire, the backward and forward dances, that the World History course-, just qive us time first corsaqe, those arand Hi-Y dances, our in- and we'll pass that course--Wait and see. But troduction to hen parties, that winning basket- Row 1: lose, Uthoff, Peterson, Morris, Tucker, White, Haenni, Connell, Schillinqer. Row 2: Hanchett, Herzig, Mertz, Gordon, Staley, Williams, Guthrel, Ford, Gray. Row 3: Ressel, Sullivan, McClure, Milne, Whitaker, Palm, Dolan, Byinqton, Hudder. Row 4: Wuest, Robertson, Gysbers, Saxby, Ruppert, Cope, Stecher, Meier, Iohnson. we Sopkomored ball team, and those experiences in the biology love that. Maybe we can prevail upon Miss laboratory-rn-h! That was something. But Abbott to arrange an easy schedule with snap when things get too complicated maybe Mrs. classes next semester. Yes---yes, those are the Boettner shall allow us to sing in Spanish, we happy anticipations ot a Sophomore, Row l: Lindmeyer, Eitrein, Burns, Bishop, Roloft, Berg, Chartrand. Row 2: Parsons, Lucas, DeGrendele, Hedges, Gilson, Harlow, Hetherington, Schumacher, Powers, Haley, Row 3: Bass, Sturdy, Yeung, Schmidt, Sieveking, Miller, Fuchs, Wesberg, Duemler, RCW 3: Wathne, Lucas, Sedwick, Pratt, Deck, Vasterling, Stephens, Biesemeyer, Meyers. -tcwl l clf'ee Mathews Furber Zeiale 1: 5 ctanuel Mues R NL l-ulsex 'ia ey clnran Seversc Kssl c tar Gr enda R 14 1- ev Gceglewvf se VX at es Pagelr t se er f' : Steffen, .vi ,. X , , 4 I fccg S .t , . cr M: ,f' A' I I ' Cc . , , n, 1 xi, Hcffrr . c . Hcw 3: Ecpj.: Werner, Ercwn, Steinmann, Cannon Frgrirrt, Arness, Pztzpatrzck. . cv 1 Ercz-Jn, .lal A, at , ei , 'rzqh f:l-,c: VI ll . '.ir y- v . N we 5626 Ifnefl Here we are The Freshmen and are we s1tt1nq on top of the world? At last we are 1n the htgh school and dettnttely actrve Those sentor boys are srrnply out of thrs world and they re actually notrcrnq us Ot course there 1S the more practrcal srde of rt new subrects and new teachers but l1f9 has become very rnter estrnq rn sprte of thts l-learrnq all thts hrqh Rowl Morton Farrow larnes Brockous Paterson Meyer Iordon Berry Tae Rogers Grlrnore RowZ Frrton Mrller Iohnson Pennrse Zetser Schwenlcer Roberts Mahn H rder l-lassler ROWS Bruce Gundloch Nelson Autenrteth Rutledge Mrld Olaernhern Row4 Read Berry Reed lones Fe ner lones F qerty Clge Ackerman sf 0 Etowl Dreste Tomkrns Robson Berq Eaker Kmckrneyer Delbrrdqe Multock Voertrnarn Cardwell McGee Row2 Ftlkey Mttchell Dale DeVce Mcrrcrander Ne1rne1er Kullmar Buhnmq Es h r eaer Fasnacht Her s Row3 P ters Hcrllof Humber Becker Hase Hoester 'Vlmer Andres Loemrnlr Ssl Row4 Huerner Nrll Stevenson Vlrllrgcm Macs Reth Klebolt Page Thrrtyerqht 348 E06 H1011 school talk has us in a whirl and our days are We're getting a trifle confused with all this busy ones ending with a coke at the drug store. foreign language and those verbs have really These algebraic equations are driving us crazy, got us going, but lesser men than we have but Mr. Meyer is helping us over the hard spots. gotten through, so we're not too discouraged. Rowl Giles, Fries, Fisher, Adams, Roberts, Bauer, lannapaulo, Donahue, Huckius, Laparto. Row 2: DuBois, Hammitt, Eickhom, Fisher, McClanahan, Daub, Godi, Colston, Smith, Burkhardt. Rowfi Bahrer, Woodcock, Chomeau, Ruehl, Schroeder, VanDam, DePew, Scharpt, Hoatman. Row 4: Wissman, Martenses, Gabel, Gilson, Cronin, LaPlante, Schatz, Macbay, Simon, Paul. Row5 Cameron, Becker, Campbell, Stewart, Hauck, Fuchs, Smith, Hilton, Dietz. Row 1: Row 2: Row 3: Row 4: Row 5: di Barthesmeyer, lenlcins, Herman, Wobus, Pott, Willis, Hodges, Henley, Milligan, Thompson. Ftasch, Robuclc, Wunder, Kuhn, Huber, Lene, Kettler, Crecilius, Ploesser. Huff, Pratt, Barker, Whitlow, Edwards, Downing, Fliegner, Rueck, Harris, Sowell. Whitecotton, Edwards, Moness, Thomas, McGlone, Stephens, Eckler, Larrick, Meyer, Alex under, Shirota, Thompson, Dcerschlen, Maxwell, Smith, Pinkus, Dart, Heutel, Martin, Keklikian. Page ' Y.. J-Ti Iliff 24 3 . 4 hi y-nine me E86 l'l'l8l'l lust being in the high school study hall is an that to the Seniors too. Yes, it's fun being a experience, eVGIYthiI1CJ iS OH C1 more Subtle Freshman but were looking ahead to our senior level, even the note passing. Mrs. Parham cer- dgyg, tainly can embarrass us, but then she can do Row l Row 2 Row 3 Row 4: Rcw 5: Herman, Erxleben, Besond, Dierberg, Currie, Kutheis, Heineman, Shumate, Rich, Eickhorn, Morris, Gerrish Roberts, Roberts, Tirre, Sieveking, Kunzelman, Hcllenbach, Schrcrmm, Holden, Ernst, Gunn. Egley, Steinmeyer, Benson, Nelson, Blase, Miller, Bigelow, DeStaebler, Hamilton, Wallace. Poteet, Finlay, Ruppert, Unverferth, McFarland, Cayce, Patterson, Stinson, Kirnker, Baker. Cochran, Meckfessel, Holt, Moore, Bocqher, lclckscn, Fredericks, Heutel. Whats cookmq Mrs Adams? A geography study ot South Amerrca Shoot em hgh shoot em low' lf.. F' N Keep them studymo Mrs Horus Mr Meyer and hrs SC161 1t1StS 15 strtch m tlme me Q CAM ,, alas Daoe F rty mae Rnw l Alexander Lott Xhlnk Hnlloman Swarm Rulu 'X1.1cD.1n1rl Fletcher Row Pnrlrlmmp uem bum Qu id1rlh Tatum Prxlrb n I mdenschmlt on Rrx Kllpatnck Sli rr Bradley Hodgu. Smndsudl mm Rom 4 Sghrocdrr Xl1crum Xl.xru11 XX xrmmr Trowr 1, ns I 111 X1r1111 Xl, 1rrlx 1 in Rrwl r am .nl r lumbxrh b vnu N ul11ux llolzmu r xx 11 ri r ur1 xson ul rs JX ll d XX1rr ll 1 m llubbmrl 0 1 ndl SL mual X 1 ur mu llusm lx burr Xnung ov. NS N xxx uprn na lg km x r xx 4 lluxn x n lx f dents who only cr yegr ggo were slrugghng for thelr exlst 3A E 7 A A Q J Yes these gre the elghth graders They are the stu Q Page Forty 'wo lg fa 0 ence 1n CI strange new world Iunlor Hlgh But now ' 1: ' ' . Q - R ' 3' 1 , ' ' , lhuyl. , llgyc Rum l XX'clsl1, Recd, Xfir- 11u'11 ' ul , .l'l,. r . S1.1l1ng-'rr Kcrn, , ull ' I. l 1' , H' bedcr. B, . ' ,SLN ell. .ll ' , Rl V 3 ll.l'v. 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X'l r. , 'T M 3A sS2UQl'lfA QFCLJQ c mln' mx Ibonm 1-1 Hu klam Xlmds Schnmldl l muson unlu lln xn Rnd S u S nr lohn un X1 Q rxgur 'Xluuam lan hnld Hubbnd nr n nmn mr 5 I X H 1 Y rn xm ng Hur un llll m b x , f IN! , Xxx Nu w gr u 1 1 mu scholcrshccxlly are we msprred but by qomq out for Qporle we recxlrze that Qomedczy we boys Wlll be our on the held plcrymq Webster There are numerous clubs to Jem the All Club cmd the lr H1Y to mermon only Q few For the muslcully mclmed we have the lr Hugh Boys cmd Grrls Glee Clubs cmd of course, the lr Bcmd Rum l: M lx ., F. '- cr-rt. Q . l IJ I b,x1 Rum l. l-nn' , '. ,.ch e ,V . . s , . c 1 ' H.n1..f, , 1, s . Rryw I Srl . xml. lt! rr S t s. Rupnl. 'mrrlrv an p. lr ur licnuck. lima l l'mrrx llvz img' Xlclnrl. l. lwnl l uf Puxnlr. 'rv 'r 'l Ar rmw xx'.1gg.,mf Run 1 Ru rrlwzw X.. V rt-kr ll.x dv. llulwn flh- X 1 llulwhr. 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E 1 FL The Proneers ably gurded by Coach Lyons Borgmrer and Mrller completed the season w1th three wms three losses and two tres Although th1s was not an rmpressrve record the boys fought nobly and not one member of the squad would grve up hrs place The trrst game wrth Clayton found an un tested Krrkwood team possessmg the strength to brmg the ball mto scormg terntory but not havmg the sklll to push 1t across In the second game Krrkwood overcame a strong Wellston team after a hard fought battle Normandy decrsrvely trounced us l8 6 atter whrch we Jour Page Frfty PIONEER VAHQITV FOCTBALL Coaches Lyons E rcm er V ller Captam Clrftcro Kn c meve SCORES Klrkwood Clayton Krrkwood Wellston Kxrkwood Normandy Krrkwood St Charles Klrkwood Maplewood Krrkwood Burroughs Krrkwocd O Webster Yeah team frght irght fqhtl neyed to St Charles where Klrkwood defeated the not too strong home team l3 0 At Maple- wood the P1oneer squad ran over a weak oppos C , , Q , 1 , t. . ' . . U . ,, . G ' ' . ., 6 , .. . , O l N 6 .. ,A r 18 ' 13 . , U ' . 20 . O Coaches Lyons, Miller, and Borqmier Kirkwood. .. 13 Ritenour ...,. .. . 13 .. O . , . 7 ' ,, , . . .12 gli 0lfUl'l O .!6rLw'o0cA ZZJCLL lawn . ing team 20-O. That was a field day! At Rite- nour the half saw Kirkwood leading l3-U, but in the last two quarters a determined home team scored l3 points tieing the game. The blocking of an attempted field goal by Captain Cliff Knickmeyer saved the Kirkwood bacon. ln their second home game the Pioneers were driven slowly up and dcwn the field by a powerful Burroughs team. As Thanlzsgving Day approached the out- lcok wasnt tco bright since Webster was un- beaten and once tied. Turkey Day dowvned cold and dreary. The valiant Pioneers tried nolcly to score for old Kirkwood High, but they were not able to stent the surge of the Grange and Black and when the Whistle blew the strug- gle ended l2eU. Wife did our best, angels could do no better! Rcw l: Peacock DeStaebler, Carter, Burkhardt, Coleman, Knickmeyer, Patterscn, Mcircclina. Row2: Berger, l-lousrnan, Hebberger, Spies, Niewoehner, Hunter, Diekroeger, Leyse, Price. Row 3: Rogers, Chiles, Findler, Englehardt, Smith, Utfrnan, Seavers, Thompson, Brandstetter, Richter. Rcw4: Coach Miller, Essen, Colbrunn, Scurry, Coach Lycns, Katz, Shumate, Rice, Coach Bcrgeineier. Joof af Queen I9 6 TOAN FALVLY P Ff B AND C PQOTBALL ang! C jygofgaff .151-'fl Muzi Mun Q'C1p!':1r1 fm Sturdy E SCCRES -N W , V1 - - A f.. , - Qcsczi r elfzier ' C: ' 'er KLIK-.-mc: - -royrcm L -W WV, A., k Kwjgmlxier K:rk'.-.mod E Mc lewcfd 13 X A 5 ' A P x N-f,- Q Kzrkwcui i4 Ncrnrclrxdy QE: H DMUUEV Krrkwcofi C 'Webster .fi Krrkwf ru: C f1OYYf I. 6 K1rf:'.'.' f '1 -If Ritfrwkur Q krrkw' 1 xi 14 SITIYV 2. U E FOOTBALL FV:-I lp Sifzefier Meyer, Turner, EZQWI1, Gardner, HGH, HIIILXX Spnlzricez fmray, Muiirce Maxis. Fr.-J 2: Smith Rettxq, Lceser, Pratt, Glreber, Rutledge, Iccksrn, Hmrxfr Rutermrzeth. 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'ri Lf 'rw fr, ID UI ' 1. 111V , Z H .X 21 Y :Y ' Q r . 7 R , - J ,J 'Y I -..- K -X N V , ,, .9 , Ji' . ,uf ' V . 4 4 x- 2 ki- Q z f ,X ' A and at Hifi, fx 'T mvr L1 S 5 Cx ecf 5 WPC f pw 2 VNQJVGLQ CI GW Pam Flfl 1 trrec BCL Yeah team, let's go! The Pioneers' record of seven wins and eleven setbacks does not give a true picture of the success of their season. Six of the seven victories were registered against suburban teams, which placed theni high in the league standing with a record of 6-5. Many of Kirk- wood's defeats were suffered at the hands of strong city schools in interleague contests. The Pioneer cagers were able to gain one important interleague victory, however, by crushing A jgbllflfl . BGA. Y! U' A BASKETBALL SCORES jealn Kirkwood ., , 28 Wellston , ..22 Kirkwood . . 35 St. Charles ,....,...., .,.. 3 6 Kirkwood 28 Maplewood ...,,,,.. ,, ...... 19 Kirkwood 32 St. Louis U. High .45 Kirkwood 23 St. Charles .. .. 28 Kirkwood . 38 Roosevelt ,, . 5U Kirkwood .. 46 Coyle . .. 20 Kirkwood 25 Union .... 35 Kirkwood , 37 Ritenour . H33 Kirkwood .. . 41 Maplewood ..., , 34 Kirkwood . 29 Cleveland 54 Kirkwood 27 Clayton . , 16 Kirkwood 35 Webster . . .38 Kirkwood 28 Wellston . 31 Kirkwood 40 Webster . .. .33 Kirkwood 39 Southwest . , H44 Kirkwood ,, 41 Normandy .. , . H46 Kirkwood . 33 Cleveland . .. . 43 Varsity .. 44 Faculty . ..,. 26 Coyle 46-20 to retain the city championship. The statistics show the Pioneers' 33.6 average was barely shaded by a 34.8 average for their opponents. Kirkwood's high scorers were Uff- man, Hebberger and Gerlach, who had 127, 121 and 117 points, respectively. Colbrunn and Steele turned in fine defensive and rebound work throughout the season and Coach Miller could always depend on Stevens for good all around basketball. A BASKETBALL Coach Miller, Colbrunn, Rice, Zieman, Zieman, Schildmeyer, Uffman, De Staebler, Ganriaway, Stevens, Gerlaoh, Hebberqer ,Sigh f 5594! f flflu f B BASKETBALL SCORES Kirkwood ,, 24 Wellston ,. Kirkwood 44 St. Charles . Kirkwood , 28 Maplewood ., Kirkwood ,. 15 St. Louis U. High ,. Kirkwood . 16 St. Charles Kirkwood .. 21 Ritenour Kirkwood , 17 Maplewood Kirkwood 29 Clayton , Kirkwood 25 Webster . Kirkwood 30 Wellston Kirkwood 33 Webster . Kirkwood 26 Southwest , Kirkwood 34 Clayton . Kirkwood .... 40 Ritenour ,, Kirkwood ..., 31 Wellston Although the B team did not pile up a very impressive record during the regular season, winning three and dropping ten, they were to capture the consolation championship in the B team tournament at 'We11ston. The teams showed flashes of promise throughout the sea- son, but they couldnt seem to click until their fine play in the tournament. A large part of May the best team win. the team was made up of six freshman, who show great promise and ought to go places in their remaining three years. The Pioneer C team went undefeated for the first time in its history, winning nine games and losing none. The freshman cagers swamped all opposition, piling up 376 points against their opponents' 180. B AND C BASKETBALL Row 1: Mild, Honey, McG1one, Poteet. Row2: Cronin, Ried, Wallace, Bode, Coach Meyer, Coach Borgemier, Geisler, McFarland, Moore, Finley. Row 3: Egiey, Iaokson, Monk, Chomeau, Whitecotton, Boogher, Hilton, Fawcett, Pratt, Meyers, Jones. Conklin and his catchers. The K. H. S. baseball season starts with re- turning men and lettermen Katz, Knickmeyer, Uffman, Horneman, Means, Price, Gerlach, Fendler, Hebberger, Rosenstengle, and Stemme plus fifty others whose potentialities make this year's prospects exceedingly promising. The boys will miss Richards, Daegle, Chanrand, Row l: Coggan, Kiesling. W. mf, 574 ,,, Burkhardt, Schulte, Langenbeck, and Means, but tryouts will fill their places ably with the substitutes of last year. ln the infield we will find Price, Means, Gerlach, Uffman, and Stemme, while the outfield posts will be held by Katz, Knickmeyer, Fendler, and Hebberger. Behind the plate are Rosenstengle and Means catching. The important place of the pitcher is unknown at this time. Coach Conklin has scheduled games with Country Day, Normandy, University City, Mehl- ville, Webster, and Western Military Academy, meeting each of these teams twice. Included among these are some B games. These are played at home and away so that one is able tc see all the opposing teams of K. H. S. 'With this formidable powerhouse the chance of K. H. S. for the district trophy looks good. The earliest tryouts eliminated a group of thirty players who shall go into immediate training for the K. H. S. varsity. Pitch ball! Batter up! Let's go for a rollicking good season. , if Row 2: Heutel, Bornemann, Uffman, Stemme, Hebberger, Gerlach, Franz, Rosenstengle, Hornemann, l.cehtf.X-3 Row3: Worthington, Fendler, Zimmerman, Brandsletter, Zieman, Deck, Loeser, Byerly, Coach Conklin. Row 4: Buckley, Reese, Schwarz, Schroeder, Knickmeyer, Means, Katz, Schumate, Evans, Whitecotton. , X X x KJ ,B f mn Row l Row 2 Row 3 Row 4 Row 5 Row 6 Row 1 M9 f and EQUQ g The year 1946 brought the absence of such names as Gatchell Bachman Frtzpatrrck Cul bert Thompson and Kerth yet K H S looks forward to a promlsrng track season w1th men as Steele Kendall Nrccolls Mehaffre Mahn Housman Essen Coleman and Rutledge who are returnrng lettermen ln addrtlon to these we have Colbrunn Hutton Brodhage Comfort Morgan lones and Maas who add a brrght outlook to the track prospects The outstandlng sen1or IS Guy Steele who now holds the l945 school s record rn the 220 100 and 50 yard dash 1n 22 3 09 9 and 05 5 respectlvely and he has hrgh hopes of break mg these th1s year The star Junrors are Rut ledge rn the spnnts and Maas ln the held The schedule to be carrled out lS as follows McBr1de Maplewood Clayton St Charles State Indoor Clayton lnvltatronal Dtstrlct and State To compete rn these we have Steele Kendall Patterson Comfort Essen tn the sen1or d1v1s1on and lones and Rutledge rn the Juntor sprrnts Mehafhe Hutton Parker Brodhage Morgan Mahn rn sen1or d1stance Housman Stephens Berger Kostedt Coleman Steele Col brunn Mattox Nlccolls and Maas who shall vaultlng and hrgh and broad Jumpmg Thls group plus an addrtronal seventy flve Coach Wtggrns and the wmnahs' asprrants makes the posstble success of K H S rn fall track rn whlch Mahn Mehaffre Brod hage Hutton Parker and Ewald won honors Mmer Holland Hoppe Bradley Trost McFarland Guue Koempfer Taylcr Re1d Wyhe Smlth Dtekroeqer Snelson Hase Carron Ashton Carter Shrrota Koprwrca Honey Honey Robertson Whrteco ton Felqenhour Froesel Hauk Wesslmq Arft Schaeffer Sullwold Cacey Thompson LaPlante Stmson Coach Wrggms Marcolrna Colston Fawcett Retttg Buchanan Hose Re-1th Mrlhqan Wrlson Holt Burkett Enqelhardt Short Kunce Smxth Rexd Munroe Crawford Lehman Leyse Burmerster Morton Burr Rodgers Chtles Zeppenfeld Hutton Parker Brodhaqe Maas Cape Comfort Duemler Zrmmerman Kostedt Patterson Nrccolls Housman Coleman DeStaebler Steele Kendall Mahn Essen Mehaffze Rutledge Page Prfty seven 0 A f o I I I I 4 1 I take their places in hurdling, shot, discus, pole axcaeamaly gccdl The team also participated Row Bow Row Row Row 0 7 l LFA sS7l00l f5 Although not too much is heard about girls' sports at K. H. S., quite a few girls participate. These activities have regular seasons beginning in the fall with hockey. Basketball, volleyball, and soit- ball follow successively. The girls begin each season with intramural games after which Miss 'Wilker and Miss Bowen aid the sports manager in selecting the tour class team members, who engage in scheduled interschool games. These contests prove that the girls have that good old K. H. S. spirit oi good sportsmanship and a readiness to excel from which they derive both physical benefit and pleasure. Hockey Sport's Manager, ,. Basketball Sport's Manager , ..., lewel Heising Ianet Beers Volleyball Sport's Manager ,..,.. ...... L araine Colston Sports' Sponsors .,... , Row 1: Bow 2: BASKETBALL VARSITY Row 3: l: Groenda, Comte. Bow 4: 2: Berg, Simmons. Row 5: 3: Heising, Myers. Heis 4: Harlow, Westberg, Townsend. Bow 6: 5: Kern, Bopp, McClar1ahan. ton. 4S'Miss Wilker A lMiss Bowen Bow Bow Row l HOCKEY VARSITY Lindemeyer, Fitzpatrick. Surridge, Allen, Brewrn. Heising, Kern, Steqeman, Bolott. Ichnson, Comte, Colston, Brat- ton, Hill, Rutledge. Bow 4 BASEBALL Lindemeyer, Comte. Hoyt, Fitzpatrick, Krueger. Eime, Myers, Herder, Brewin. Hart, Harlow, Bopp, Kern. Stegemarr, Daves, McClanahan ing. Iohnson, Lofquist, Colston, Brat- VOLLEYBALL Row 1: Eime, Bratton. Row 2: Surridqe, Krueger, McGlone, Lindemeyer. How3: Geisler, Hart, Simmons, Comte Row 4: Brewin, Fitzpatrick, Heising, Colston. Row 5: Iohnson, Bopp, Lofquist, Hoyt. Row Row Row 3 C' Row 4: Our Cheerleaders. OFFICERS President . .. .....,e. Bunky Hill Vice-President ..... lean Carpenter Secretary, , ,. . Carolyn lenkins Treasurer , . Ruth Roloff lminbvrgrr. Van Sickle, Allen. Grohe. Laplanrr. llnskine, Brnlton. .,. cm This organization, consisting only of girls, is the largest of school activities. Its purpose is to further school spirit by sup- porting the cheerleading at all the football and basketball games. The members have been faithfully at- tending the games thus aiding the players' morale. Because they wear their red pep club beanies with white they can easily be spotted among the spectators. A word of recognition is due the cheer- leaders who lead the Pep Club in its spir- ited activities. They did a remarkable job this year leading the boys on to victory. Miss Walsh spends much time in training the cheerleaders and sponsoring the club. On March 10 the club gave the Sandpile Shuffle and a big time was had by all. l X'Iy x'ur. li-inhcrgcr. linrrh. Brcwln, Rt-vcl. XX'cmi. Srcwitrr. Strwnrt.Walsh. Hill. Carpcnlcr. Jrnlxins. Adams. Rolnff. Carpcnrvr, Falvcy, Summi 2: Golterman. Cicrcll, Porlcnor, ligltv. Bode. Bishop. Fmlivr. Shanley. Dodd. Nollman. Tufncll. Malicl-t. Surridgr. l.:icmmli. Hinsringcr, Gcorgc ook. Lofquiul. Rilz.ngvr, l,cslt'r. Collins. Rurlrdgv. limi, Down ng. Srcgi-man. Bmdlcv. Nluxgmvc. Hoidnhl. Multack, Schcltingcr, llobirr Juslrnnd, Smith. Fitzpatrick. Mclmnn, Spinmg, Huckcby. Young, Nlillrr Harriman, Thompson. Brivcc. Muon. NlCC'0vk'n. Mnulc. Noxon. Schootit-ld. llctcrwn. Bcrgcr, Hridorn. Nlurrix. Mclicc. Vermillion, Swain Row 5: Mcyvr, Pinkerton. Mcycrs. llcnlcy, Krrn. Dcnny. Sault, Millurc. Svllcrs. Frb Pmxkcu. XX'uslbt-rg, Dolson. Dnvcr, Davis, Clnrkc. Simmons 1 llnyx. Bcpp. Hngvmnn. Mitchell. Kirchncr. Hnxton, imig. Dxvlzxchold. l7vVilbixx, lvrkinson, llvxsing. JI JIM The K Klub is composed of girls who have earned a letter participating in atter school sports. ln its activities, the organif zation promotes and regulates the girls' sports program of intramural and inter- school games with the help ot its sponsor, Miss Wilker. By furthering knowledge and skill in sports' activities, the newly formed club encourages good sportsmanship and cre ates a desire for other girls to earn K's. This year the club revised the point sys- Whats the score, girls? tem necessary to earn awards and they OFFICERS look forward to their Sports' Days. The president Marjorie Kem main social event is a Hatchet Hop, an Vice-president Diane Alien annual dance when a hatchet man is Secretary Iewel Heiemg chosen l-lobey DeStaebler was elected Treasurer Lemme Celeten Hatchet Man tor l946. Roz-1 l: Pcrtencr Schcening, Hart, Heisxng, Kern, Comte, Rutiedl Row 2: Wilker, Colstcn, Huckeby, 301213, loltnscn, Mtfflanahzrx cztzicgtiiyer Allen. CSIV reci oufi om en fd Give it to him, coach! Grunt and qrocmeuqh! Page Sixty-two Watch that guy on the leii. The lust second. Kirkwood-Southwest gcrrne. The brain trust. The twirlers in action. Hunter, the champion. Red and White fight, fiqht! A losing battle. .- Q ,ilaax ,Y wading ww.: Q 1' 5 fl! N. g, .fm iff? if Qwgwf 5 In W , , A. ik ' N' f fl 'k . - in Q , Ev I 4555 2' ..., . H 1 Q J. 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'gap-n ? mm 11? dv HONOR QCCVETY owl Uss Gregory Housmcn Rclcif Vfelsk Ccls n HQISIDQ Dlekroeoer BOWL Deqtcebler Kem Lmdemeyer H us'rc Levse Row Bd' e kcmp Kun e Fuce Qteehe Rcwz rch! McKee Hezs mg Kr e P6115 Hedges I-hqhtower M11 rc hebrew? Rev c1.s 1c1r Evans Eschemceder M rqc Bchnerkcmp Pctierscn Gross Qmxw X UD NT COUINV1 nQv4 eq cz Devoe Wer CL Qeee V V Page SIXTY s x :X,4.,,T?Wl V, 3 H' 3 gg sa . 1 ' 1 ...,. R :.f,1 , , ic, J. Raw Q: fzlstcn Huckehy, Hoxtcn, I-fcusrict, Schce-nnq, Surndqe, Smlih. A nr T-fr.VV14 -, . , zchnr , , ' , 1xG',' U V :T E ' 'NL hw 1 l-.Y1V, 2 b. ,Cl 'k, J I ..:..i Kurxff. 0Ifl0I 0ClQ!g The members of the Keystone I hapter ofthe Nat1onal Honor Soc1ety are caretully selected by the ta ultv The quahhcatrons for membersh1p rnclude leadershrp scho Iarshrp and servrce Candldates must be rn the upper th1rd ot thelr classes and a IIA IZB or IZA student Durmg the years ot the war the Honor Socrety kept up the servrce flag besldes handhng the lost and found SINCE the members ot the Honor Soclety are kept occupled by many other actlvrtres rt s hard to marntam any standard1zed sort ot club hte Thls spnng the Krrlcwood Chap ter has made tentahve plans tor a reun1on of all members past and present The club IS sponsored by lvhss Gregory OFFICERS Presldent Arthur Housman Vrce-Presrdent Guy Steele Secretary Treasurer Charlotte Housman .gziclenf Kounci Student parhcrpatlon ln school govern ment IS well represented ln our Student Councrl Meetlngs are held br monthly on Wednesday even1ngs and all quesuons and 1deas pertalnlng to the school and school hte are dxscussed By th1s means students recognlze the need for under standrng and partrcrpatmg IH sound gov ernment Democracy IS an lrnportant factor rn educatlon and the students should have somethlng to say about therr school Natu rally the student body IS too large to accomphsh 1ts 1nd1v1dual arms conse quently all 1deas are grven 1nto the capa ble nanas ot our representatlves the Stu dent Councrl sponsored by Mr Wrlght They have sponsored many assembhes and have a sprmg carnlval Whlch IS one ot the outstandmg events ot the year OFFICERS Presrdent Hobey DeStaebler V1ce Presldent Ruth Rolott Secretary Charlotte Housman Treasurer Ioe Kunce Honorable arcup e 'P Meetmg wrll please C 'ne crae age S xt se Jen A sJ F .. , c A. l - , . -I -I A ' , , , I , I- . . 9.1: r. , , L , , I - I , ! - ., . . 1 , I . ' 'S Y. rg .,r1- ' Rowl Rcloff Bratton Meyer Surridge Colston Row2 Bradley Hoidahl Mitchell Lindemeyei Miss Shllcles Denny Phillips RCW3 Comte Zumwalt Steaeman Sellers Kern Scott Thompson Dearing OFFLERS President Betty Dearing V1cePresident Mariorie Kern Corresponding Secretary Swanhild l-loidahl Re ording Secretary Nancy Mitchell Treasurer loan Lindemeyer Sergeant at Arms Merrie Sellers Mighty pretty, folks, mighty pretty! Page Sixty-eight The Pams are well known at K H S tor their dances rummage sales colortul Christmas decorations and the annual Parn awards Their aim is to raise cholar h p s andards develop school spirit and promote social functions for the school as a whole These aims have been well carried out in the past year The tea given for new students at the beginning ot the year was fun for all and an excellent way of greeting the new- comers. Many donations to organizations such as the Red Cross War Chest and the Pioneer give the girls something worth- while to achieve. Much credit should be given to Miss Shikles who has proven an admirable sponsor. Howl Ewald Sandstesdt Adams DeStaebler Mr Wrtght Gerlach Pr ce Stevens Berger ROWZ Smtth l-Iousman Htfman Leyse Sp es Berger Mahn French ROWS Hutton Dxekroeger Steele Glaub Shumate Burkhcrdt Th mpsot lket RQW4 Mehatfre Rrce Katz Scurry Colhr nn Stephens Pc' OFFICERS Presrdent Ralph RICQ . . r ...,. , v I en l UI' l ' M Vice-President , ., ..,. , Charles Diekroeger The Semor H1 Y under the sponsorshlp of Mr Wrlght has establlshed an envl able record as Krrkwood Hrgh Schools most socrally actxve organrzatlon Con s1st1ng of male members of the Iumor and Semor classes the club follows a most democrat1c method practlcable ln selec tlon of potentral members The altru1st1c ObJ9Cl1V9 of the organ1zat1on hes ln estab- llshment of Chrlstran doctrmes through the medlum of soclal GCl1V1l1SS Among thelr numerous accomphshments were the dr rect1on of parklng responsrbrllty for flag observances and many benetn dances mcludrng the Chnstmas formal Ploneer Prance and Klrkwood Webster Fr1endsh1p Dance Secretary Treasurer Al Glaub Chaplam Kenneth Uffman Bouncer l-larlyn Katz Lets help the Proneer' Page Szxty mre t Npher ss OF1- ICERS Presrdent Too Rui eco Vrce Presrdenr Bob Mrlhqcrr Secretory Treasurer howard T ndsoy Sponsors Mlss Bow '1 Mrs Clay EIO Q .SDtlfl6!Ql'li COMFLCL he N1pn r S dcleru Courmcrl serves os cm educotronor ocrhty m the ciernocrouc trom o me n or K rkw oo The prrvr qes aro sponsrlowtres o oerrocrocx ore stressed m he mcxmrerronoe of rehclble S'L1d9Y'lf qoJer11mer1r ond rrr the teochmq or sooor C operotrorr Tre members of he C urcu selecred oy 'herr fellow stu dents co opercn wuh rhe cxdm1r11strot1on m drrec mg the enerqres of Iuruor Hrqh Soho sfucien s Town d the estobhshmenf Or clomor school sprrrt cmd ln prepcxrmq therwselv es for the problems of Semor Hrqh socretf Jer CK 7-'cxse F rm rg I-Xwde W Rutledge Pill I Icrms Page Seventy ,Mull Cu The Spanlsh Club 1S a Kukwood substr tute for a trlp to Qld MEXICO The club practlces Spanlsh and tamlllarlzes the stu dents wlth the Spantsh customs and h era ture The yellow red and green colors of the club add a tesuve a1r and the songs ot Old Mex1co are often heard There have been qu1te a few ptcture shows a banquet lmtlatlons a carruval and the crownmg ot Charlotte Housrnan the Spcmlsh Queen The club IS one ot the largest at K H S and the real name 1S Los Arrugos Panamerlcanos or the Pan Amencan Frlends Thts ldea of trlendshtp was advanced by a scrap book plcturlng the Amerlcan way of hte Whlch was sent to Bohvla Mrs Boettner enthu slastlcally sponsors thls growing orgarv zat1on La Borrach1a l OFFICERS Presrdent Betty Deanng Vtce Presldent lanet Anderson Treasure Beno Bresemeyer Rowl Mrs Boet ner Gerell Wh e Housmcm Hanchett Vosburgn Patters n Iohnson Rcosor Eaker Flemmg RoW2 Sarxdfos Summa Strexff Klockenbrmk Slrnpson Stmmons Dearmg Rutledge Duemler RCW3 Anders n Mues Slavlck Schumacher Mltchell Hoyt Surrxdge Brady Srmth Noxon ROW4 Daxl Wh1leCOlYOD Turner Robertson Bopp Bxeserneyer Ncxon Smlth Young Perkmson Pag Severmy ne l 9 t A Secretary .,..,,.r,r .,rV....,. , , , ., ,r,, Carol Hoyt - - :o ' A ' N I 9. IUNIOR I-II Y R W I fhompson Shum Grlson Smrlh R Rom 7 :nc Vvucwt Lochran Fglrx obcrts Jones 'Vlcyar Rodgers Fran7 Hmsxng Broun La Forbes Rcld Vkallacc Rutlrdgc Row 3 Smnth Faucatt 'Vlclxrc Young Buchunan H R vm l Clflh Schanucl :Asc Nlnss Schatz Hauman XV R Nlunroc' Fra Barth Grrcll Flood C alker Rrch Nlcyrr Xosb ou Vhgrudcr XX.-ls patrlck Nlulr ns Ro OFFICERS Presxdent ook Vlcycr urgh Housman s Burns Hmrns Scha ack 'Vlcyrr 'Vlrllcr Val vs 3 Haxton Slauck 'VlcDorman I. Alex R Vxce Presrdent nucl Fr! sh Beck 'Vlahl H ofqulst 'K ander Ro lchard F Secrei 2 Burns alley Eberlcrn Roloff Iaulc 'Vlyfsrs Brgflow Vvlllls xx 4 Schoemng Bnshop Nlorrovu 'Xoxon Dzul Hart Spun Row 7 Fstes awcett H Klrby Brown UTY Treasurer Johnso zxg Bla Morgm edge H Peter n Bopp Bnccc DIOR n Hodges Thompson G eggs Smrlh Vlxllcr Schn Pres1de Scharluel Iack Page Seveniy two exsler Vvood nucl Parker OFFICERS Di Vlce Presld McKee I 0 i 5 1 . I . I . , 0 ' 1 r I , . . , 4 J . Q I - I . - . I 'r I ' L: . '. . ,. . '. ' ', ' Z: . . . ' . . . ' . ' V ' . v' ....,.Charlotte Housmcm ent .....,,....,.............,,.,.. Barbara Haxton Secretary ,,....,.....,.,,..... ..,.,,.,. I ane Hedges Treasurer .. ......, Bob Alexander unior .Hi-M ramafic The objective of the Iunior High-Y is the crea- tion, maintenance, and extension of the princi- ples of Christian living and social fellowship in Nipher. They aided many clubs during the year, and plan to give a dance in the spring. Following the Hi-Y policy of providing charity to those impotent to survive unaided they con tributed to the fund for the aid of needy families at Christmas time Now under the direction of the capable elo- cutionist, Miss Schatz, the Kirkwood High School Little Theatre aims for new peaks of histrionic perfection and assimilation of a work- ing knowledge of the fundamentals of play production. The production last fall of BEST FOOT FORWARD in which all responsibility rested upon the students established an envi ous thespian reputation for the club S -fl An old familiar meeting scene Keep your Best Foot Forward -gals' Page Seventy three X xr H17 IUR R1 I RONX nun u 1 .Af amor 610055 The Art Cluo under the drrecu lvlrss Conover lost foll produced ohrlsl :Is posters dnd menu Covers for dononor ne lunlor Red Cross ond use rn hosprldls he eolecnve of the orqdnrzdnon rs the dex eloprner I of lotent deslhetrc tdlenl The students den e drtrstrc expenence and d qredt dedl of pleasure from thrs course Page Seventy four lre lunlor Red Cross hos oone mueh to help rex suilerlnq ond won' ond to credle o qrecner feelmq of good w1ll toward people less enundle 'hon themselves They hove mode Chrlsfmos stock nqs for vetercms hospnols bed r orn slrppers ond have Knnted squares for :In Cxfqhon MISS STLCISZQI' grves rnuch I her Mme Yo thrs Worthy orqdnrzdtlon 1 r lm ru lim r s rm 1 burx Hu mh rm m ,Xlll ' l VH Run l X' ,i1.'l Gcrn lhmxw. Run Q Nl? :1' l'rrxu:', l. nw l X, X -1 ,Y L lil l lurk lion' 3 lixf ' f'.:v'x rn x Xlfx.-r Xl W -- ll ll.- llus.-ll lv' 1l..k.':' XXX 4 -mr ly-, 4 vm-fvl L1-U1 .ITN 'El L. Rnw l Pnl-r Elmllof, Pri Dill . Q srnlcm' R ' 1: Xlzw Sz ,slut ' 'I .l, NLM ' , u u Clrxv, llucrncr liargvr I' f 0 ' . - A: 'P Y N ' ' 1 V .CL ,Jr . L F' X, V , f' .' :ri rel' 'e ' ' 1' ' . Y L 10 ll Y rr, A V A ' l X, ' r 4 f--. V . - v . l. o fo L .' , . . V ' lv 1 ' . , l 1 ', - ' . do V ' ' .3 , ' ' X, , , V , ' ' 3' . l l ' The Girl Reserves, another name for Tri-Y, is a fellowship of girls devoted to the task ot realizing those ideals of personal and social living to which we are committed by our iaith as true, loyal citizens. By exchange parties Lhey further closer friendship between Tri-Y clubs ot St. Louis County. They have many interesting social projects from which the girls derive a great deal of pleasure ln the se vice line they give World Fellowship Gifts and are adopting a European g1rl for one vea Miss Garri-sons sponsorship has truly made thls club a worthy school organization Remember Our Xmas Party. OFFICERS President Barba a Sturdy Vice-President Program Cha rman VV ilma lmler Seore ary Membership Chairman Barbara Wilcox Treasurer Dorothy lmler Rowl Frxes Severscn Moore Nahn Penmse Dieroerg Auth Reeder Sh 'nate Pa ters n Ber rand Middle on Row2 Costello Bigelow Besand Godt Heins Hollenbach Kissling Donahue Wingfeld Sturdy Morris RoW3 Faber Hagemcmn rmle McGee Whitecotton Benson Nelson Colson Brcmst ter Graftenreed Ploess r Sandfos Row4 lmler Hagemann Barenkamp Crumley Fisher Kuhn Stoclchousen Daegele Crecelius Berg Boggs Page Seventy five Y. 1 , .. .,., ...... i f 1 ,o .. ., , . - f f 1 . I I 41 V if-I . I X-f I . -1- ' ' r -, ' , , , ei. , e, ArlN CLUB Ru Rckerts Greacry Srnuh Dcve Raw A Mrrrrs Hut' lV'cGl we crcvan Haqe Claim C7 6 The Latm Glul: otters the stuaent mteresred rn Rome cr Romans a chance to really learn how the people lrved what they thought how they worked and how thex played Thrs or qanrzatlon rnterprets Roman lrle more thor ouqhly than rs possrhle rn the regular class work The members have rsurlt a Roman house a Roman camp and are plannmq a puppet snow Mrss Gregory s enthusrasm qrves added mterest to the cluh OFFICERS Presrdent Esther Smrth Vrce-Presrdent Florence Furber Secretary Treasurer Bnl Donovan Daae Seventy srx LIBRARV cLUB Flow Mrs G Fox Barth Lyman Brown McDamel Me-ads Cope Row 2 lkckerrnan Maxwell Read Trrre Stcll Holland Van Way Rrsley Wmshp Rrenke Row Temlcrrs Ferner Vanston Lrnden s hmrd Va num Frles Ball Bow 4 rex Flertley Benson Ruehle Lcehr Sarraf, cm The Ll: ary Cl 1h sponsored hy Mrs Fox assrsts the lrl: a an at the crrculatron desk The members help the students wrth the selecuan at lla ary books and report rnaurrres and requests that the students have 'nade reaardmq the Docks and nsaaazrnes The club rs to he cam 'nended for rts excellent servrce tn carrnq for the vast 1 crease of ltlerary crrculatron rn the past year OFFICERS Presrdent GGOICJKZI Brown Vrce Presrdent Vrrqrnra Townsend becretary Treasurer bhrrley Puls 12 X. X r,. fs Y T' 7 1 fp ,. v - f :z f r, , , , - 1 J li P , f ', ' , Y. c. ' 1 r ' ' . E. ',. VN - fi - 1 , rr, . c. .1 l r, - ,. , XJ Af, . r , , ,, ' A , A , man Furber, Pygiggq. 0 0 , 1 N , , , V ' . : . r . 5 , -1 1 1 r , rp, .. . , , l , - Y F , , , l ., c c A .. r . , I 1 . A, V . , - c ' ' ' l' f ' ' ' ' ' ' V 1 - 1 I I , A - - . , , Y A V I ' 1 ' ., , ' ' ' ' ' - tw ' ' ' ' .1 N - Cll'l'lQl Cl The Camera Club, under the direction of Mr l-leadlee, has offered a constructive hobby in the trainina of its members in photographic art and, more tanaibly, in Christmas cards an several other projects featuring personal photos OFFICERS President Stewart Conklin Vice-President Lothar Pinkus Secretary-Treasurer lane FVVIDQ CAMERA CLUB Rcw 1 Kern Siec e. a s F nter F NVzner, Ti.ff:Glcne, l-leqas M ' fller, George, Has Mooc Row 2: Conlclzn, l-leadlee, Finkus, Decic l.ii lcins, Swain CLQIQCQ erplexi the Science Club investiqates es of the universe under the capable sup isicn of Mr Meyer the members are scientists o the future theorize and experiment exten sively in the realm of pure and applied science formulatina the basis in natural phenomena or futu e study OFFlCERS Bill Burn eister Peter Schanuel uel 3 esiaent Vice Rresiaeht 'arv Treasurer Susan the p er w Schan See estborq S 1ENCE CLUB Row l Schanuel Sntth Robertson W Miller Mr Tomlin Row 2 Nasterlinq Kunce Schcenky Schaeffer Cramer Morton Paq e Seve nty-seve T1 -STM Awww CALL STAFF Nl D es'e Phxlhps Innes Aher Gllscn Hur 1mc1r Pmkus Ienkms Meyer C1 penter nc e crnpson Housmon Lo' QUISY Hccxolcmd Multcck Fcne Cclst n M1tCh911 Bnece Flemmq Rcw 2 Burns Smnh Mcule Brawl Brcttcn Zumwolt Hsskms Hon Henley Ncxcn Wlekrcece Scuxrry Cclbrunn Fcmlvey Dc1lDQwr1nq Mycver Brcxdlew Musqmve Haley Barth Petty Hcw 3 Pcrtencr Klrchner M Leon M Hoswell Ewolc Glfzub Ufimcn Esse Pl tledoe E cVer ceoer Mlllure Dcul H111 Mclmk SENIOR PLAY HQNW 'Welsh Howlmcxn Wood Rhccxdes Mzss Schciz Hcusmcn RLWZ Vwcxld Coleman Mottcx Colbrunn Scurry Fox Gluub Pace Seve y e1c I M x K ,. -, Vai? ., . ..,.M..m,., M.-.W 1 . mg ' . 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' , I, - ' , , , A 2 , ,C ., In , ', , ,V n. u ,su ' , I , cffcstff The Call is an indispensable part ot Kirkwood High Published bimonthly a faithful record of school activities is given including the academic social and sports accomplishments oi the school year 1945 and 46 This year for the first time aK1rkwood Webster Turkey Day Game Souvenir Program was printed by the statt The success of this venture made it possible to meet expenditures tor the entire year The publication has been accepted as a member ot the Missouri lnterscholas tic Press Association and will be en tered in the annual statewide news contest ot that organization Mr Has well deserves well earned praise for the complete success of the Call thi year OFFICERS Editor Sue Thompson Managing Editor Sally Ben Lofquist Make-up Editor Ioan Faber Business Manager Gene Petty Circulation Manager Kenneth Uffman eI'll0l ag The Semor Play Out of the Frying Pan by Francis Swann will be pre- sented May 3 and 4 l946. The story ot the play centers about a Gotham apartment where dwell a troup of destitute thespians three youths and three girls who are living on the Russian plan due to economic inse- curity. While they try to establish con- tact with a producer who lives below- stairs the father of one ot the girls un- wittingly supports all six. Continually in a quandary over the source oi the next hamburger, the troup passes through a long and laughable series of accidents before the precipitation oi the climax and the falling of the last curtainl 'lm 'Q-is ...t lL Ccngrats to you for those fine Calls Whc will be the chosen few? Page Seventy-nine F1fSl Vtollns lenkms Potts Quernhelm Westberg Tresler Myers Dover Deck Morton Kopr1v1ca Second Vtolms Waller Heed Flnnegan Goeqlem Ruehle Dearmg Watson McFarland Teague Merkle Spallnger Wllllams Almstedt Cello Beers Schanuel Hedges Bridge Rxsley M1ller Wass Moore Vlolas Stewart Smtth Dolson Gordon Pmkus Bass Kern M1ller Smtth Warwxck Flutes Lmdemeyer Flemmq Eschenroeder Oboe Sm1th Clarmets K1eth Eschenroeder Haxton Bassoon Drums Wegner McKee Stewart 3 OFCA Q6 fl 6l Another year at Klrkwood has produced ..- another great orchestra Th1s organlzatlon has grown through the years unt1l now 1t has a membershlp ot slxty The orchestra plays for assemblles commencements and May Day as well as glvlng several concerts and entermg the Mustc Festlval Th1s year the orchestra presented lane Huckeby and lohn Gross playmg solos Much credlt goes to 1ts d1rector Mr Isaac who lS respons1ble for 1ts success Behmd 1ts performances are many hours ot worry and pract1ce The strmgs re- hearse every day and three mormngs a week they are Jolned by the brass and woodwlnds from the Band for a rehearsal at seven thlrty They have a large reper to1re playmg the popular arrangements as well as the masters The Splfll of co opera tton 1n th1s organ1zat1on lS htgh and the members emoy play1ng great muslc to gether We are very proud ol our orches V1ol1n concentration' 'ITG Page Exqhty Mason, Beck. Trumpets: Steele, Bach, Brown, Bohnenkamp. French- Hams: Furber, McFarland. Trombones: Niccolls, Katz. Clarmets Kleth Eschenr eder Mues Lmdemeyer Slav ck CJ har M n o Sm th Lfd tcw Er clmet r rl gner Puls Sed wlclc Iostrand Seew ester Stone French Horns Furber McFarland Raqan Chee Smtn Flutes Lndemeyer Flemtnq Schumacher Eschenroeder Mld Frsher Palm Alb n Basso n Mas n Eecl Sa phon s Sedw cl: K empfer K pa rlck Wrrqht Warw1ck Bass Clarlnet Thompson Bass Saxophon l3ra't Bart ne phat IV' haes Bar ore Horn Tcstlebe Trombones Nlccolls Retd Hase Westberq Katz Rrchter Tapas e e lx ms RFQ r Weqner Stewar Fleener Matore tes Beers Dugan Ncss lmler St ch UA Em Klrkwood IS truly proud of 1lS f1ne Band It IS one of the outstandmg rnus1cal organr zatrons 1n the county always recervmq exceptronal ratrnqs at the County MUSIC Festrval They help school sp1r1t by march mg at football qarnes and playrnq for pep assemblles Thls year they took part rn a serles of Sunday afternoon concerts qrven by the Band and Orchestra and presented D1ck G oss playlnq a trumpet so o Few people reahze the work necessary to prepare a band concert but the mem bers feel they are amply repard by the satrsfactlon that they recelve from know ma qood muslc The Band owes a larqe part of 1ts success to therr capable dlrector Mr Issac who has made lt a qreat organr ZCTUOU Blow that horn Gabrlel Page Etqhty-one ' 1' , c , ,' , t, cr., ure,.,.,t xt.. 3: 'e,Tia ., , A I ,I ,V i , , Q o. I :sz lc, Axe .I 1' ' , ' . ' 1 A . . e: .. .1 fax: ,. zo: ..:. I . Qt t 1 , Blanton, Lindemeyer, Trumpets: Brcwn, Steele, Gross, Bach, Monck Maqnussin, Lohnenkarnp, Wclff, NVeiss, Reed, Wells. z ' , ' , , ' , , ' . ' ' 1 T llc, Ines. .au 1 , e s, McKee, , 1, - ff . 5 - A r , ' A c. ' l . ' IUNIOR BAND Flutes: Hoppe, Risley, Lindenschrnidt, West, Westberq, Gray. Oboe: McDaniel. Alto Clarinet: lensen. Bass Clarinet: Shipley, Iohanbecke, Clarinets: Marshall, DeGrendele, Shepherd, Bohnenkamp, lfland, Moeller, Nootrnan, Grateke, lanes, Shannon, Price, Wilkerson, Coibian, Coibian, Ehrett, Myers, Knoesel. French Horns: Gabriel, Alexander, Buchanan. Saxophones: Mc- Gloshen, Armentrout, Read, Tait, Arness, Lott, Newhaus, Litzinger, Kunkel. Baritone Horn: Macrurn, Millure, Headlee, Mild. Cornets: Hase, Vtfesseling, Thornas, Trost, Bode, Grateke, Young, Neff, Guyer, Bondurant, Young, Anderson, Stanfield. Trom- bones: Whipple, Hubert, Schweke, Daegle, McCormick, Shook. Tubas: Pennick, lmler. Drums: Finley, Gilson, Kinyon, Davis, 'W'iley, Dolson. SENIOR MIXED CHORUS RCW l Rudy Sprridge Hanchett Easter Reisenlelter Wallach 1-laley Cook Wrlliams Fries Rcloff Townsend McDorrnan Mahl McKee Golterman Uthott Rcw 2 Waterhaut Schumacher lohns Noss Laporte Morris Bishop Denny Myers Fcrcl lmler Eoe Wallace Arness Spinzig Schcening Miller Hetherington Row3 Egley Maxwell Gysbers Pctts Brown Early Hilton Er cson M ore Pratt Peacock Essen Roberts Dressel Huttrop Dav s Bowman S ephenscrt Mill, Ol' all l aa is a s epping stone to the Senior Band and its members wotl hard to a hieve that goat They also participate in concerts assem blies and the C unty Mus c Fest wal lt is truly a tine organmat on Page Eighty two mmol gkoruri The senior Mrxed Chorus a curricular rnusi cal o ganization under the direction o' Miss Colson attempts to prepare latent vo al talent to advanced a cornplishment in the A Cap pella Choir and also serves as a dtversion and hobby Several assernbhes are given by the group each year I . The Iunior Band, under the direction ci Mr. ' ' ' , ' I' S C, I . H so I . I l l ' V l L y t A . W A . , A , r c tt c - v h . . 7 A 4' ' : A - ' ' I I V I I ' , - o . f i i ' . ' ' ' .' Q' 1 . . ,4 ,Wff aw Belonarna to the A Cappella Chorr rs an ac oornplrshment thar every musrcally rnclrned stu dent of K H S 1S prona to ontarn The memoers worlc hard practrcmq therr scales and learnma iherr parts Theres fun foo 'wned he bass secrron rs rn full swma A the loearnnrnq of each se ese irv us are held and new memoers are en ov 1 capalole sponsor Mrs Co son The chorr arve rmp essrve performances whrle Nearrna rs black roloes and red sioles ln the Spnna Musrc rn talent and rn sprrrt A CAPPELLA CHOIR ' eves I plfasf Rowl Hansrra Eurrs Sour ace Lott Peterson Maolea, Flood Ermc oolst r omk F lc son Lehrnan Klookenhrmlc George F.ow2 lordan Be ry lmler Mann MoCowr' R114 nqer Qandfos Wrnqfnela Collms Flems Morrrs Turner Thompson Row3 Becker French Mrllard Heqqs Hrqlolower Whlteootton McClarahan Kcprvrca Lester Hart Swarn Flkey I-laxton lannopoulo Hoester Rowfl Gross Fawcett Morgan Myers Wlkerson I-lrqhtower Colbrunn R acc s Fd vards Evans Threrbaoh Horton Smrtlo Harl we Grlscn :J ce F ahty Irree O A , Y ' Y t ' ' mxucf, o 1 'All A I Ihr front, ,.- - .' r -' ' ' ' 'ls 1 . , Festival it upholds Kirlcwoods name well both ': .nn x, ' 1',, , , , -, . o. 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Xl. . ' . Kc . licck ,-Xr11.lcr111'r1. Sch dt. Sl I1111 XXX11 . .1111 l 1 1 . . . A , . 1 , lUNlOR HlGH ENSEMBLE Do you remember the beaut ful carols you heard rn the halls at Chrrstmas mme? That was the lunrcr Hrgh En semble Not only does the school bene ht by therr srngmg but the members themselves recerve much pleasure from srnqrng rn concerts and rn developmg a keen sense of musro appreoratron Mrs Bohnenkamp get the ensemble of to CI good start and was sucoeded ky Mr Connell NINTH GRADE GIRLS GLEE' CLUB One of the most enthusrastzo musrcal groups rs the Nrnth Grade Guls Glee Club They partxcrpated rn the assembly sngs and yearly Chrrstmas program and work drlrgerxtly beloro a d cr' er school They greatly en ov 'our part musro under the clzreotron of Mrs Eohnenkamp who Was s C eeded ov Mr Connell SENIOR HIGH MADRIGAL GROUP The Senror Hrgh Madrrgal Group un der the drrectrcn of Mrs Bohnenkcxmp rs a group of glrls who specralrze n slngrng the madrlgal type songs which orzgrncrted rn l6UU They have sung at varrous meetrngs outsrde of school as Well as n s hocl concerts They re oerved outstanclmg rat ng at the C unty Musrcal Festival NNTHL HI ClLB R vu l Bmlltu Nlrorngor lrnst Farrow Du hmr Runaud Qrovu Xkmcr 1 urx n llnr nrg n kms Brrulxmutr XN1sxm1nn XX rm r Xlnmwn G mort Nlnrr Rulhl 'Vlrllanr han Vlrrcrrndtr Rrpps Rnxmann Kuhn Ldwrrdx Hollcnbrch Hrgr mrnn 'Klltchtll lfludlr ovn 1 licko B rg Colson or wr Brxnxtntur Schvx nlur ob son llurlxhtrslt Smith XX hlllovx rrlur Slhrmdlr llod u nr llubl Rob ns JLNIIOR llll ll lNSl NIBI I' owl L lmorc N Cr gor B1 .vm Schwnnlur Robrrts 'VlcLl1n1han Whrtlovu Hodgns Rapps Xlahn Tatu Blrrx Lrou Jordm SENIOR HIGH 'KAADRICAL Row l Frlkry Hrghtower Brrecn Llndemeyer lxnrckmeyer Tom kms Bradley 'Vlclxcc lxmlk mcyrr Farrow Burns Page Erqhty f ve . . . 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'. ,z R : li xrlclv . .ll . f - , , x l A I Dont let it get you down D :xr ng' MARIORIE KERN DIANE DENNY IOAN LINDEMEYER Editcrs DON HOEMAN TOM EWALD ART HOUSMAN Business Managers IOHN COLBRUNN GUY STEELE JOHN DUEMLER THE STAFF IOAN RUTLEDGE FRANCIS RITZINGER MITCHELL BOHNENKAMP Social Editors HOBEY DeSTAEBLER BOB LEYSE RALPH RICE Sports Editors LARAINE COLSTON BILL ERICSON BETTY DEARING i on eer The Pioneer Staff Works diligently throughout the entire school year to bring you a lasting picture of your high school days II in later fears when you rerninisce through these pages and find some enioyable memories we shall teel that our efforts were not in vain IOYCE WALLER BETH SANDFOS ES HER PORTENOR Typists IOAN FALVEY CHARLES DEIKROEGER SWANHILD HOIDAHL ARLENE LAEMMLI Make up Editors LOTHAR PINKUS IIM ROBERTSON RUTH ROLOFI- MRS W E STEINKAMP alendar Sponsor Row I Rltzinger Housman Hoidahl DeStaebler Rice Denny Lindemeyer Mrs Steinlcamp Kerr' Ewald Falvey Leyse Waller Duemler Portenor Row 2 Rolctf Diekrcger Dearing Bohnenkamp Ericson Hoeman Colbrunn Steele Colston Sandfos Rutledge Laemmll Page Eighty six , I A - 'I' Circulation Editors Activity Editors Photographers L1 ioneer ueen f 6 IEAN CARPENTER P q qhty . 5 . E . as f z Q SA 0600860056 0 G I eOfOi 19405 5 V The May Fest1va1 1S a tradrtlonal ceremony at K H S The crowmnq of the May Queen sha11 take p1a e on May 21 1946 ln the beautr ful school yard settrnq whlch lends an effectwe touch to the May Fete Thls year the festlval W111 be under the dlrec tlon of the Student Counc11 whrch sponsored an electron on February 25 to select seven q1r1s from the 12A s and 12B s as candldates for May Queen The poll gave preference to Ioan Rut 1edqe A11da Le nberqer Eleanor H111 Adele Lelnberger Ieanne Rhodes Mary Burkhardt and Carolyn Ienkrns The twenty q1r1s who the Queen s court The May Queen s never announced u'1t11 the day of the crownlnq after the students have voted on the seven candrdates As thrs book goes to Dress We d not know the t1na1 result but our best Wlshes go to the q1r1 of the stu dents cho1ce Page Ezqhtyexqht MAY MAIDS RCW1 Rutledge Lelnberqer Row2 H111 Lemberqer, Rhodes, Burkhardt, Ienkms e ' y rated the next highest votes were chosen for 5 7 1 fi' - - ds A - V - T 1 Q . may Queen 1945 I UNE CLARK P q Eqht S! f C' f C 100 -fl 0116 Ill' C IIU Ca UIIC Cll 1 7! f 'f ' v I 2. 11 :., , : M Lg, ,Q 5 in 4,7 u IFAQE. ww r ww, . 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