Kirkwood High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Kirkwood, MO)

Page 15 text:

AF Exchange Student fud Diaz X N ww-M Rinsing dirty dishes at Student Council Spaghetti Supper, Eric Johnson and Gordon Walter contend with geysers of hot water. Rewarded for their efforts with their choice of prizes from the display, Fairman Bockhorst and Sarah Vesper were the top magazine salesmen. Additional winner, Trudy Munson, is not pictured. Juniors perform in auditorium to spark competition in Magazine Sales Campaign. ll

Page 14 text:

While pointing out a flag of Argentina on display, AFS student Judy Diaz discusses her native country with Span- ish teacher. Mr. Diaz. Brief study of globe reveals numerous possible foreign destinations for AFS finalists Sue Tifft and Nancy Lewis. 10 Kirkwood Welcomes A candid discussion of American experiences sparks laugh ter from exchange students Eddy Ozzolo and .ludy Diaz at a kickoff assembly for AFS Week. AMERICAN FIELD SERVICE lnitiating its fifth year in the American Field Service program, Kirkwood welcomed 1967-68 ex- change student Yolanda Diaz. Judy arrived from her home in San Miguel de Tucuman, Argentina, in August and became part of the family of senior Diane Congdon during her stay of a year. Judy spent much of her time sharing impressions and ex- periences with various groups through numerous speaking engagements. Americans Abroad, a phase of the AFS program, offered Kirkwood students an opportunity for study in a foreign country. A committee comprised of adult advisors of the Kirkwood chapter chose jun- iors Nancy Lewis and Sue Tifft as semifinalist can- didates for either the 1968-69 school season or sum- mer tour. In support of the entire program, AFS com- mittee chairman, Nancy Lewis, launched a fund- raising drive in January of this year. Displaying their enthusiasm for the continuation of the pro- gram, students and faculty rallied to achieve and surpass a goal of 311,500 through the sale of shares.

Page 16 text:

Newbf-A Jdea' MdgdZ1'H6 Sales Boost Top Row: Bill Lenich, Jim Scott, George Kyd, George Baldwin, Kurt Bausch, Ray Ritchey, Lou Lothman, Tom Elliott, Scott Holley, Tom Brockmeier, Baker Terry, Maxine Roby, Cindy Wagemann, Candy Towns, Debbie Dieterichs, Jim Ludvik. Third Row: Julie Lepine, John Leavens, Jim Brexler, Bob Nellums, Liz Lang, Fred Marshall, John Caci- oppo, Tom Petersen, Marilyn Rodman, Barb Edwards, Sandy Schwarz, Suzie Schwarz, Phyllis Hasegawa, Debby Hav- erstock, Lynn Barnard, Connie Seneff. Second Row: Iris Craver, Dick Thomas, Rod K. Henmi, Sue Bauer, Margo Finley, Kay Krechel, Connie Deal, Leslie Polst, Lucy Lanz, Tina Hoester, Russ Orban, Ginger Graf, Judy Diaz, Martha Hutchins. Bottom Row: Larry Ward, Paige Siempelkamp, Joyce McClelland-Chaplain, Jim Frencl'1-Parlia- mentarian, Roxanne Wilkie-Treasurer, Allan Chipperfield-President, Perry Cole-Vice President, Shelley Dieterichs- Secretary, Vicki Parsonage-Chaplain, Patti Bryan, Nancy Lewis. ' ' W' mn Honorary member Ted Kraft listens to officers, reports at Student Council meeting. 12 STUDENT COUNCIL Under the guidance and assistance of sponsor, Mr. Robert Clodfelter, Student Council undertook the planning and organization of various activities throughout the year. Designed to benefit the stu- dent, school, and community, the activities involved both service and entertainment projects. Assisting with orientation procedures, Council members designed and published handbooks for distribution to sophomores and new students. Both Adult School orientation and the yearly Career Night drew upon the ushering services which Stu- dent Council has traditionally provided. Numerous money-making projects facilitated a wide range of activities as well as providing enter- tainment. New this year was the fall magazine sales which netted more than 33,000 Proceeds from this school-Wide contest Went into a fund to aid the activities of clubs and organizations in the