Kirkwood High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Kirkwood, MO)

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• 1 Top Row: Bornemeier. Brodie. Cothran. Frost. LaBarr. Tomasovic. Prough. Bond. Reynolds. Bottom Row: O ' Dell. Farr. Altemeyer, Fales, Wagenknecht. Matthews, Cole. Editors Photography Editors Boys ' Sports Identijication oj Pictures Nancy Mueller Mary Marsalek Charlie Hoeli Mike Frost Bill Cole Susan Metzner Bruce Brodie Bitsy Fales Sue Wagenknecht Business Manager Social Editors Terry Russell Steve Bornemeier Ardie Bond Girls ' Sports Typists Photographer Walter Meyer Sharie Rulon Art Editors Nina Tomasovic Vicky Altemeyer Cindy Cothran Carol House Activity Editors Susie LaBarr Ouida Stakes Ellen Waitkins Copy Editors Bobby Jones Jan Stuart Carol Evertz Circulation Managers Liz Matthews Pat Reynolds Ron Hellstern Alice O ' Dell Sponsor Becky Prough Barb Randol Ruth Farr Miss Butts Ron, Barb, and Terry alphabetize PIO- NEER subscribers. Fourteen

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STUDENT COUNCIL In co-operation with tlie scliool admin- istration, our Student Council {joverns school activities to benefit tlie students and the school. Student Council members en- deavor to represent the wishes of their fellow classmates and always welcome sug- gestions and criticism. Meetings are open to all K.H.S. students and participation in Student Council projects is encouraged. By attending state and local workshops, members look for new ideas with which to improve Kirkwood ' s Council. This year the Webster Groves Student Council was host to the K.H.S. Council in order that the two rival schools could meet and discuss common problems. Annual programs in- cluding Green Thumb. Student Council Carni al. the orientation program, and Kirkwood Kettles are concrete evidence of the enthusiasm of Kirkwood ' s Council. Among other new things accom|)lished this year, the Student Council adopted a Jamai- can orphan through the Christian Chil- dren ' s Fund in an effort to give a needy child a chance for a better life. Even though many activities are |)romoted. they are only carried out successful! ' ) with the enthusiastic support of the entire student ent Ci-iuiKil mt -inijt ' i Iuult llu; Uaj; al tiu- (la cml. Nancy Mueller, treasurer: John Sho It. parliamentarian. 4-

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Top Row: Evertz. Stuart, Rulun. Kus-;iell. House. Meyer. Slakes, Hoeh, Hellsterii. Bottom Row: Miss Butts, Mueller, Marsalek, Metzner, Waitkins, Jones. Raudoi. Renieiiiber Your Year With the Pioneer r r» PIONEER STAFF Dedicated to the purpose of holding memoirs of our eventful liigh school days near and dear, this ear ' s Pioneer aspires to present a panorama of the varied and unique activities of school life at K.H.S. As always, the faces behind the names appear, but the main attraction of the 61 Pioneer is the vari- ance of informal shots of campus life — ves. all along the staffs undercover agents ha e l)een snapping prize pictures! Triggering the sales campaign was the annual Pioneer assembl . • the new traditions of K.H.S. Decejijbef ' anc uary marked the rush season — ChiSjitmgsijVards tcjN be sojted and delivered; sale J5 be stiecessiJlr[ ' completed: pictures to be •nQ te T eacHMfs to be met. February — fiiial ' Spai ionsiur the J ' tfr- . ly Pioneer Prance wCTptlirijJred ; VnS i ' Jv was once again repJenishey; ' s • - iiiiai repai wCTptlirijJred ; wci5 uiii c ix ixui icpjcnisheo. 5 » — - The fascinarfng -%ork he rion r iStafi pr vided for ' all mprnbers a ) pfiMed with fu an haij. work. Their jdiis no Tinislled wilLsftott li k v. highlighting both the old and jjMfeed oj| to the newhy tfesejistafLDf SS. XL o- and o ' - nef aodjvdtTl, l atRJ s J , - e cr . ■ Fifle