Kirkwood High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Kirkwood, MO)

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X 'X . 'I v, NIR' 'V :ik 1 SUE KEIL senior signs the registra tion sheet before voting In the Nov 6 election. She receives assistance from Emmet Keil, poll worker, at the Glendale Fire Station. 1 flbf-It-ercxa 1 A we PRESIDENT JIMMY CARTER ac- knowledges St. Louis' warm welcome during his rivertront speech in Au- gust, as Amy Carter, Governor Jo- seph Teasdale, Mayor James Con- way, Senator Richard Gephardt, Conway's son and Conway's wife ap- plaud. WAITING TO MARK her mock ballot, Theresa Schwartz stands in line while Jerrold Scherrod judges. Politics - - 19

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Speaking with iokeg Mouse ie phone rang and care- y Vicky Wolters, senior, -ed up the receiver, just as .iys, thinking nothing of it. he other end, there was a haunting silence, fol- d by mysterious breath- Nervously she clutched receiver, pondering ther or not to hang up. lst as she was about to e the receiver back in its e, the rough sounding -e on the other end mum- , Have you checked the ren? e slammed down the re- uer, recalling a similar in- nt in the movie, When A tiger Calls. e decided she would call of her friends, Sue Keil, I thought that the different variety of telephones was really unbelievable! - David Drake in hopes that she would re- lieve the tension. As Wolters picked up the receiver of the plain phone, she noticed a golden French phone gleaming under the light on the hall table. Its intricate design in- trigued her. She had seen one like it at the Phone Cen- ter but had never called on one, so she decided to call from that phone instead. X x w 5 qifcgifgif is 3 ft af-. Keil answered Wolter's call on her Mickey Mouse tele- phone, which she got for her fifteenth birthday because of her nickname Mickey. After discussing such things as the upcoming Stu- dent Council meeting, Wol- ters decided that she had bet- ter do her homework. Seconds later, the phone rang again, reminding her of the horrifying call she re- ceived earlier. As she put the receiver to her ear, laughter burst out on the other end, revealing fa- miliar voices to her. friends who made the prank call earlier, a great sense of relief swept over her. Discussion led to the up- coming Styx concert on Dec. 6-7. To save time, Wolters of- fered to get tickets by calling in the order. Quickly, she hung up and called Dial-Tix, the telephone ticket agency. Discovering that few tickets remained, she was glad that she had not waited. Thank goodness for phone, Wolters thought. the . 7 t ff' 5 GATHERED AROUND the phone in the Kirkwood Baptist gym, Alison Or- ton, Amy Mote and Karen Basich place a call to a friend unable to at- tend a roller skating party, Dec. 5. ON THE PHONE outside the main of- fice, Laura Perry, junior, calls John Kellum, her boyfriend, during her fifth hour independent. Telephones - - 21