Kirkwood High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Kirkwood, MO)

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Produce Images From Ideas Art Club officers. Martha, Ouida, Linda, and Susie plan a project. ART CLUB Sponsored by Mr. Galvin. the Ait Clul) ((intinues to be one of the most active groups at K.H.S. These future artists express their creativeness throuiili workshops in such methods as copper enameling jewehy and block printing Christmas cards. Field trips to Washington University in- crease the meinbers ' cultural awareness and further their knowledge by acquainting them with the work of artists. The club ' s annual semi-formal dance, titled The Land of Oz. ' took place last October. Featured in the decorations were tin men. willow trees, and a rainbow, all typical of The Land of Oz. Kirkwood High ' s yearly Art Fair is the club ' s last major project every season. This exhibition, hung in the Fine Arts Building in early May, dis- plays the best of student art work. Art Club provides an outlet for the schoors prospective artists; and members, after earning a certain number of points for club activities, re- ceive a palette pin as a symbol of their accomplish- ments in the club. Menil ers increase their skill through practice. Girls decorate for Land of Oz. Twenty-one

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, f T ' f-. f ' f f) Top Row: Burke, Hess. Cahill, Zupan. Giles. Guthrie. Hampe. Third Row: Mr. Galvin. Peterson. Burkhardt. Harris. Tahler. Martin. Malin. Sozansky. Hill. Second Row: Coad. Baldwin. Vassier. Coffman. Lautermilch, Antrim. Tramp. Dettling. Bottom Row: Treasurer, Doswald; Secretary. Ohermoeller. Top Row: Marshall. Sarles. Tovrea, Tramp. Clem. Graver, Plapp, Heindmeeher, Gulhrand- sen. Third Row: Lambertus. Lyman. MeGraw, Mentrup, Kobernus. Luhman. Nakano. Barnett. Glarkson. Lupher. Parks, Freeman. Westmeyer. Second Row: Burgess, Wehlier. Fogler. Meeker. Hill. Fillo. Nauman, Swacker. Wardaii, Miller. Bottom Row: Vice-President. Stakes; President. Minckler. li Imaginative Minds Susan Heimhuecher and Susan McGraw discuss entries for Art Fair. Twenty

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Hopeful Actors THESPIANS Tii|i Kinv: Scaminon. .Matllirws. Na- kaiio. MtCue, Biaiin. Lasli. Second Row: Chilton, Grossman. Bartli, Smith. Wood. Freeman. Bottom Row: Secretary. Kornleld. Vici ' - President. Green: President. Thoniii son; Treasurer, Marshall; Minkler. mik THESPIANS Thespians, a national dramatic honor society, enjoys popularity at K.H.S. Little Theater mem- bers, through work as crew members as well as through acting, earn points and achieve Thespian membership when the total is sufficient. Mr. Hansen serves as the Thespian sponsor. Little Theater President Connie Thompson. Vice- President Sherrilynn Greene. Secretary Mark Korn- feld. Treasurer Madelyn Marshall and Clerk Mar- tha Minckler serve also as Thespian officers. Exchanges wit h other Thespian groups and in- terviews with visiting personalities in the dramatic profession constitute the Thespian program. FALL PLAY CAST Standing: Marshall, Hoglen, Barth Crann, McCue, Ritter, Rushing, lis. Rice. Luhman, Minckler. Seated: Carson. Grossman. Wood, Matthews. Braun, Chilton. ru.entij-two