Kirkwood High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Kirkwood, MO)

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CALL STAFt Top Row: Ross, Anstett. Graham. Zupan. Martint-s. McDougall, Wiloox, Stuckman. McCullough. Meyer. Bottom Row: McGill. Lawrt-nce. Pape, Barnelt, Piall. Brinkniarin. liiiiitaine. Marshall. Grossman. CALL Harried editors, inspired reporters, write the copy that makes a Call the reliable friend of students that it is. The result of several weeks ' operation each sixth period is fine coverage of elections, sports events, and all other ha])penings interesting and vital to K.H.S. students. Football programs for home games, and special editions for Tacky Day. Christmas. April Fool, and the Seniors are provided by a staff conscious of its duty to the school. The K.H.S. social season opened with the an- nual Call Ball, which had The Turn of the Cen- tury as its theme this year. Two j age editors. Kitty Pape and Jean Lawrence, achieved journalistic recognition at the Metropoli- tan St. Louis School Publications Sponsor ' s Press Conference at Washington University. Mrs. Mary Williams, the CalTs sponsor, and the editors also attend the MacMurray Press Conference annually. Further achievement of the Call is its member- ship in the National Schdiastic Press Association and the Missouri Inter-Scholastic Press Association. Chill- -ijif. Ro i ' r and .Sandy, receive advice from Mrs. Williams. Sixleen

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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

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CALL CIRCULATION Top Row: Albrecht. Reid, Huilson, Scheidegger, Thompson, Freeman, Eberts, Sturgis, Cravens, Burke, Showers. McCullough. Third Row: Krammc, Swacker, Whayne. Wageman. Evans, Ross, (kahili. Hyry, Alspaugh, Persons, Smith. Second Row: Roe. Sunder. Antrim, Roselirough. Holekamp, Burgess, Weljher. Tovrea. -Meeker, Fogler, Cothran. Lupher. Bottom Row: Cina. Klein. Sale. Reyn- olds. Greene, Parks, Gooden. Heim- biie( her. Wagenknecht. Lamhertus, Harliiiann. Outside Row reading up: Thurmon, Canfield. Gooden, Evertz, List. Hill, Bennett. Second Row reading up: Ramsay. Al- brecht. Winslow, Doswald. Hurst, Preiss. Third Row reading up: Arend. Koew- ing. Schaefer. Randol. Runge. Inside Row reading up: .Moslander Obernuieller. Stakes, Wright. Y ' all Buy a Call r 9 CALL REPORTERS Top Row: Oliver. Miner. Suits. Kroepel. Thompson. Woll. Fourth Row: Rouse. Fogler. Russfll. Ranney, Thompson, Summers, Trueblood. Third Row: Obermoeller. Holekamp. Parks, Lacy, Strickland. Rockett. - Ic- Iahon. .Second Row: Voelker. Hoglen. Hassler, Reini. Boyce, Bass, Heimbueeher. Bottom Row: Gooden. Moslander. Long. Weiss. Take. Shank, Mences. Seventeen