Southeast High School - Crusader Yearbook (Kansas City, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1942 volume:

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FOREWORD ICH on thlll mtgestxt gritcful md serene stmds our sthool rll1f3LOINII1dI'lQl1flg, vxuy she holds of Kmsas Clty Lnes her the .ur of 1 sentmel NVZ1tLl'llI'lL, the maneuvers of .1 xast army below To those who have passed through her halls and jomed the ranks she IS an ndeallstxc foster parent exer watchful of thelr l1ves proud and happy rt their successes dejected at thexr fallures and follxes always mtercsted always hopeful To those of us who lmger m her halls she IS an ldeal and an msplratron to our daily endeaxors May the hours we are yet to spend m her halls be f1lled mth her prarse and the ln es we shape after graduatron be a credlt to her rdeals 4 1 V ' V' '- y,-, V - , V 1 . . t . ,gt L , . - ' - , y ,V 1 , A V yV.- . , L - y K 1. V V V s V V ' ' 7 4 a 1 , . , . ,y V . ' ' V' 0 I1 Cl, jf Wa W ui'ui 141 I 1 1 LIU F ll xl 1 1 11 1 1 f 171 1 1 o ' 'I if f 17 A 5' r, ' , 1 'l 7'Jf!f 'n 4 'ff 13,1 1 .. Ani 1 2556, U IJ11.11111:1. :Ng 11. 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I ' . ' Y I v ' . . ' 1 ' ' . ' , '11 '. s' .1 , ' ' -1 1 ' l I I. ,l l 1 1 1 1 Q 1 ' 1 - lIlIllfI'iltfY-fl free tilllllllfy l'llIl hy free people. 'lo tl1e students that 113111111 h re, '1 J 4' I ' u,d '11 1 2 ,, ' 1' ' , 1 i ' ' tlfllll :'11t113 1 l' 'too I l 1 Stall V-Q-GI L 'W 7 gr phci x N Ar HI A tense offmce force tunes m on the Prcsldent s speech of December 8 WAR DECLARED' and students hear hlstorv mn the makmg .l 8 ..J f' ' 4 .pf :Liz wig O j'wi.A. 5 it ! , s M I my QW ' 5 l' 3 5 '-Q' dl .349 To my frlends of Southeast Hrbh School My analysrs of youth you ask? Youth defres defrmtron baffles analysns Youth ns the happy hopeful perxod of lrfe It IS not reckoned IH years but m nts experrence To some youth 15 perpetual That rt may be for you and that lrfe wrll always hold the mterest the charm the attractron and the challenge that rt does now rs my smcere wrsh No opporturuty offers more m store for youth than hrgh school Make the most of xt that your youth may be truly served and that thrs most rmportant perrod of your life may be rrchly rewarded Falthfully yours, x Q, X Supermtendent of Schools 9 fl , ,I , l Q, X HY W, , . . Y I . y 7 . . . . I . , . , . y ' 1 . . 1 1 - 1 1 HARRY MCMILLAN Principal Dear Students Included in your glorious heritage is the democratic may of life longed for by our fore fathers proclaimed through the Declaration of Independence guaranteed hy the Bill of Rights and purchased with the ln es and fortunes of American patriots Today rights and prnileges under our Constitution arc accepted but many disregard the consequent responsibilities and ohligations to support our Constitution to obey its laws to respect its flag and to defend it against all enemies 'lolerance is confused with indiffer humanity Seniors' Accept the challenyac Dctend our democracy with good citizenship based upon appreciation of our nations athicxcmcnts dexotion to our nations obyectixcs and faith n our nation s future It is your patriotic obligation to lixe the principles for which patriots are now dying Sincerely L. Harry McN'l1llan Principal IO , ence. The present international crisis threatens the principles of freedom, equality, justice and WZ, ' 'A . K Dear Students Your success rn hrgh school wrll depend not only on what you learn but also on how you learn rt and hovy you feel about learmng rt In the long run happrness for you wrll depend yery much upon how you feel about llfe but attrtudes toward lrfe do not deyelop spontaneously They wall be formed only as a result of experrence The opportunrty for such experrence IS afforded you ln the darly assocratrons at Southeast In takmg adyantage of these opportumtres you wrll be doubly re paxd frrst m terms of your own happmess and second rn terms of the welfare of your school Smcerelv Geo A Peterson V e Prrncrpal I GEO A PETERSON Vrce Prlncrpal l l .I u ' i , 1 . . M l ll! 71V , Q fig ul!! A I p:.,... ,......W,.1-I' TH1 GRUFSOMF SIXSOMI I 2 t'U 'f6 -rv' MINNIE E DINGEE Counselor ,1l 1q. Jtufsrx 4- I-IELFN WILKIN RUTH ROBINSON Secretary Reg1strar 13 NIARTHA ABBOTT H BIRIF ADANIN lLGI XI BH N X Art Nhzhenmxtlu BLg1nncrx Bmi 9 HAINNAH BLRH MARY VA CLARKI DON COPIIN Fnghsh I atm Engllsh Ns uodvmrk XIARII CROXX NIARIA FETTFRN lTHI:L GRAHAM Cmnmercf. Speech Englmsh HHLN HOW FLI I B IOHNSON GIXENIIVE jONEN C Iothmg Mctxl XX ork Phxs1c.1I Idunam n NIARX I IATSHAXX IOHN NX LALRX IARH D IANXRLNCF Hxstnrx Chummtrx ual buemc 14 N1 NI BILIN wmmnrcc If 55 Q QROBS Phssmml Fducatmn CIALDI V HARMAX Drafting F S IAMAR Rcwarch Bi Xl XIARIXLLX Niusxc 3 . ef f' V ? I ' . Q i.. Lf iff 'LIA4 . .. -f ' x on ', W 1 A ,. ,J f .- tx H' ' ' . 2 Q .ff f' sf f ,WM L fi ,A 4 'Q . . Y' l ' 2 V T ' ' T ' ' ' I ' ' 7 f . ' D D f ' ' . ' 1 i ' 1 ' - I I ' ,. , . A '.. . Q V' l . ' ' N ' ,. If, ' 3' ROSE MCMASTER Hxstorx LL CY N TVILLI Fnf.,I15h CIVICS FI WOOD SHIRI INC Sucncc r '93 IDXX ARD THHIN 8061.11 Sclcnu CLARIBEL W OODXX ARD Scxencc GRACE MORGAN Commerce Speech CIHCII PATTERSON Scxcmc 'Uv rfaaff .uvfyo-u,a,4., AN NA SHOL Sl IDAIISII HFSTER TOXX I FS Scnencc x? SGT MORRIS R O T C HIHLEN PIRKINS Jhymcil Iducarmn IMMFTT SMITH Commerce Hlsturx HFRBFRT A TONY NPR Splnlih OLEEDA MALL Nurse XIALDF ML ELLER Engllsh New S WAITLR S E Gcncrll Scxcnce 11? ILLIA SMI I H fnglxah Study H111 ROBERT XWHI YE M IIIICIU mce A C JONES Custodnn T -A - A ' J' G 1 X I av '20 . V Z 'Q Q ,, S .1 . -N q -- A A 'Z. 'xp 'if' .mr ' 'V' V 3 A 4 IP Q U A , , ' 4 , .Ulf 7 . x L '9 7 ' . ' 1 2 , S . . ' Q L ' E . 'Q . 2 E If-A 5 f '- ,AA ' A ' ' JH ' ' f gi f - fx! i . , fl- v .A A- mm I , . 4 2 A A 4 A S3 ,ao , T fi ' s v Am - 1 5 - blllxc DLJIIILFAEL Ilbfllllfl 1 Hcnwn -Xsgt Ixbi ll LIBRARIANS 16 Cflldxe, R.1g,5d.4lL Child Lxbrarun Mau B Hcrbnrt I'1rstAs5t YHRD l.llll.lIl NIUDII, LIHIJ Aw! 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Y If Q 5' P HE ITE E H SSUEI EXECUTIVE BOARD FIRST ROW Mrs L M Pahs Vlrs H Blocker Nirs Leon Hunter Nlrs E A Smlley Mrs LeRoy Boenker Mrs I D Russell Mrs H J Pcbley SECOND ROW Mrs C V Entrlken Mrs A B Hurst Mrs M F Davxes Mrs I E Cox Mrs Sam Frost THIRD ROW Mrs C V Cochran Mrs G E Glenn Mrs D E Pypes Mrs T W Imes Mrs B C Palmer Mrs G G Zmser In Aprll, 1941, a group of lnterested parents and teachers, anxxous to brmg about closer relatlons between the homes 1n the communlty and the school, met at the hngh school and organ1zed a Parent Teacher Assocnatlon From the charter membersh1p of flfty seven the enrollment has grown ln one year to four hundred twenty SIX members The executxve group, COI'1SlStlI1g of twelve offlcers, twenty f1ve standlng commlttees, four floor chaxrmen, and th1rty two room mothers and the1r asslstants, have been responslble for varlous act1v1t1es throughout the year We have had excellent speakers at the meetlngs, and the busmess pro cedure has been cut to a mmxmum to allow more txme for socxal and educatlonal purposes A new feature 1n Parent Educatlon has been mtroduced A book rev1ew has been used for the DRSIS of d1scuss1on concernmg the human relatlon shxps of characters mvolved The Parent Teacher ASSOCIZIIOD IS proud to have a part 1n the Crusader and pledges 1ts support to the school admmxstrators, teachers, and stu dent body-in all worthwhile endeavorsg and to the welfare of boys and girls everywhere we dedicate our efforts. Respectfully MRS. LEON R HUNTER Presiclen! - 17 - HUU Inset Gene Davidson FIRST SEMESTER IIRST ROW Clyde Boys les Wallace Heydon Dannv Metcalf Betty Zinser Edna Hewitt Mabel Blackwell Sue Rey nolds Jeanne Mason Iosephine Iohnson THIRD ROW Charles Henley Robert Harrar Dick Mount Mary Cooperider Betty Imes Bettv Boshell O F F I C E R S Pf6'S1df'l1f Gene Davidson Vue Preszdeut Richard Bennett Secrefary Betty Zmser Treasurer Ieanne Mason Once again the Round Table has guided Southeast through a successful year The Round Table represents the student body and establishes the traditions of Southeast High It is designed to cooperate with the administration, thus bringing about a close association between the faculty and students, and a high standard of efficiency 18 - v .P , A . . F I . A K - Q 'N Q 1 af SECOND ROW: Richard Bennett, Melba Hightower, Betty' Hunter, Maxine Creech, Rosemary Ewing, Ruth McFall, H I . . ra,a TABLE SECOND SEMESTER Inset Rlchard Bennett FIRST ROW Allen Welch Mabel Blackwell Alice Jean Baxley Mary jo Guerrant Vxrgmna Wood Edna Hewxtt Betty McClure Nelda Kraus Evelyn Moore SECOND ROW James Johnston Bob Roland ack Molesworth Melba Hxghtower Bernltc Dewev Marjornc Wallace Kathryn Hesslmg Roos FOURTH ROW Clyde Bowles James Wrnght Kenneth Peck Hugh Strup Nxctor Whxte jess Thompson janet Thomas Betty Nutt O F F I C E R S President Richard Bennett Vzce Prewdcnf Rxchard Swetnam Secreiarg Mary Roos Treasurer Edna Hewltt Thxs year the Round Table presented the school wnth two fxfty dollar United States Defense Bonds and further showed their patrlotlsm by enablmg thlrty soldners to attend th1s years per formance of Kmghtlxtes They sponsored all the school mlxers among whxch were the Valentlne mlxer wxth 1tS famous Battle of the Bands many of the assembly programs and gave materlal support to the Clean up Campalgn Workmg wlth the All Cnty Student Councll they p10 neered ln presentmg the f1rst All Clty Student Talent Assembly at Southeast Rlchard Bennett, pres1dent of the second semester had the dlstlnctnon of bemg made pres1dent of the All Clty Student Councll an honor not only to the Round Table but to the school as well Anotherumajor act1v1ty of the Round Table was the partlclpatlon ln the Hngh School Day at C1ty Ha 19 K ,,I44,4,, If i V at v 8 . : 9 J J w h s I I I , s - . 1 THIRD ROW: Richard Swetnam, Dee Maple, Charles Henley, Danny Metcalf, Clyde Hendricks, Maxine Creech, Mary . . ,. . , - . , - 1 n 1 I . , . 1 1 , 1 , I 1 - I - , - - n s s , - n n Q , n . L, ew on , 5. ju Qouihca-ai ihmlx :kool Y' exe X mxeeuxxrx 45 19,1 WCG Sc o 5 feclarocl f Ole Tesla .l are our c up f e are 5 4 +0 up 6 2.-,too twee, l9 al l S 'Kyle l ox-an p laogn, Jefrgrx , ll'e ecelns Glo e 4' BA-TXS 1. 95' of U56 cratlc bw Cafe Polo OJ' demo M lng eat-e O f'adl'lor'e a 'fuderv' la e Ur Psrefi-091' v fx are racy tea-at a told. 0 vornl g, Sout to us tY' la ow: ing Bac lilce , ssewb lea, X61 to Sect' eases et Nile? 'L 48 are glad our convictions our Ctrl pledgglnif our alleglence tlie trxltecl States o tnat lt le tfulv one nation, l divisible with llbex-tv and ga e pleclfl t on' county' , our lovaltv, our ove, Ye Student Row me ar lrxfe, t 'for' ell ard our ll'e-5 T cefoalv for defense eev ol ar com, to the school presevve ow' xft Ou P t t 'U Mel To sta lf lj' 'N i' l9,,3- le 11 ,VCT , Q ST 'Devoorac leo lciogro t ls vlll a A'Vl1'X-Y ufcilcat tel lei f Yreelfev Se cret 2 0 ASSISTANTS Jean Holley M1ss Mall Mary Potter Sara ane Wray Lols Horn Bettle Atchlson UFPIEE ASSISTANTS 'swf Barbara Orrxck June Yohn Charlene Reynolds Dorothy Parklns Colleen Moore Betty Znnser Jacquelxne Rea Mary Roos Ruth Graham NURSE 21 - V f, ng 1 s a a a 1 9 1 Tl r. z . y e I r 1' V ,Q . . 2 9 2 a ' , . . l S . , eh - , 2. i . .l HALL U TY IIRST ROW V1rg,1ma Cox ack Farber Ellccn NfIclN:1mara Bert Wcscoat Trullc Ann Pxdgctt I loxd Shaw SECOND ROW Homer Pmkard june Yolm D1ck Palmer Mxnford Montgomery Basll Jcffncs Nlarcxa Huclsmxth Bob Hlgby THIRD ROW D1ck Boone Robert Heckrottc -Ilmmy Garrnson James Stolp Ray mond Smlth Wllbur Andrcason ULLEETUHS IIRST ROXX Burn Horslu lflamc obnson Nlxldrcd Cunn Inm Porter Mars gan XX allmr lxxtblun VL nllut Dora Green SICOXU ROW Rox Hall Nhrlon Iuutt Norma Indx Rosgmarx Fvulng, Bc-rmce llwxu Bun Blllux Iontta Bradlu mllbllf Xndrgason 77 L-1 TOP ROW Mr McMxllan welcomes Mayor Gage and Mr Chandler The attraetxve dxsplay ln the front hall commemoratmg Washmgton s brrthday MIDDLE ROW P T A Tea Helen I-Iarrar readmg the Declaration of Independence THIRD ROW Vocatxonal conference speakers durmg Amerxcan Educatxon Week The alumm dxscussxng the good old days 23 fl- 1 l If I QQ! TOP ROV Niarx Coopgrndnr md lean Gllbgrt xuth bums for ummm Studgnts clamor for Nhxor Cngv. s autotgrzph NHDDLP ROW Qookmg glass prnparcs lum.hn.on for ull mu talgnt asscmblx ltklt Burhans guns talk ID Ldupauonal assgmblx THIRD ROV. A frnshman mspccts thu lxbrary card tmlv.. All-uty studgm talgnt Assembly sponsornd by the Round Table. O'p Lbjfxxu-J PHESHME Hurrymg down the hall comes a paxr of ey es The eyes are just peep mg ox er a large stack of books Behold the freshman' How should he know what lockers are for vx hen all he has seen IS a gang of upperclass men draped over them? Bew1ldered overwhelmed and nonplused h1s flrst few weeks are horr1ble ones but he comes through the hazmg wnth no dxsastrous effects The flrst basketball game fmds h1m cheerlng lust1ls ln the opponents sect1on The thought of dancmg at the mvcer terrxfles hlm but by the end of the year he reahres that he IS part of the school no longer an outs1der and that ox ert1me IS not such an unbearable ordeal Now at last he has come to the end of a year of hum1l1ty In sp1te of all the condescendlng upperclassmen and bewll lm Q- dermg halls 1t has been a year that he wlll long remember 1 25 v. r ' r r l - . Y 1 .. , . 7 . - s ' s s Q ' ' ll ' 77 1 . . . . . . , Q 7 A a 9 , . . . . XX A ' I . . 7 . , r . X FRESHMEN Erma Allner Herbert Andreasen Clxfford Ay res Alice ,Ieanne Barley Betty Anne Baker Mansell Baker Bonme Bamster Hou ard Barber Daxld Barker Mary F Barnes Robert Barnes: Betty Bates Cynl Baucke Mary E Beaver ,leannme Bedell joan Beggs Forest Bell Margaret Bell Patty Bell Belly Bernard W anda Berry Exelyn Beyer Melvxn Beyer Shrrlcy Blgley Ted Blocker Robert Blossom Allen Bockelman Kenneth Bonar Robert Borchardt Betty Bradford Alan Brennaman Helen Bnzendme Wayne Broyles Betty Lou Brown Louis Brown Rosemary Brown Leon Brownfxeld Vrrgmla Burnsv-orth George Burras Rxchard Fadvuallader Frank Callahan Frances Carter Robert Casebolr Dorothy Lass Paul f haffee lrun Chlarclln C hase b Clark Rodney Clark joan I lausen Robert f 0 kr ll R nalcl f ol! Mel D Lonnet Ross Cor k Fred C opson 26 1 y I v i Fx A 1 , . 5 i , I . V E X B 1 div A Bl . 1- ii ic: 0 62, 1' .. pn FRESHMEN Eleanor Corpenny Mxnnxe Cosentlno Gxuneth Cox Loux e Coxe Mars Cozad Cordon Cramer Norma jane Crovtell Chn une Frumm Robert Culter Ral h fulxerhouee R1 hard Darrah Parrx 13 Dawes Lee Dans C ene De Lorenzre Ronald Denms Loren Dxllenschnexder Donald Doughty W lllnam Doughty Hell n Dunlrelherz I wrge Dunn Elaine Durham Kenneth Durham Robert Ehack Wrlma Jean Edwards lrma Jean Eldrndge Kenneth Ellsberry Mary Theresa Ernst Homer C Evans Kent Evans Betty Fascl Larl Ferm Rrchard Fxelds Gertrude Foszel Marxlyn Ford T J Ford jacqu lme Forshay Robert Frank Shnrley Ann Frazier Wxllxam Freeman Dons Fretz Dona Fuller Arnold Futwoye Elalne Cardner f ase Ganz Ralph Catlenby Dons Fencraux Delores Gerken Daud Gull Edxun Glasscoclc Florence Gould Betty Charlene Gray James M Clraybeal Robert Greenhav. Paul Griffin I Sim 'B of ? pw HH' iii 'P' s A'- an ow FRESHMEN Mary janv: Fnffxth Mars jo Fuarrant lum Gum Rosemary Hacltathorn Betty Hall Clara Hamm flaxrc Harbolt Lf uw: Harness D rx Harp Marun Harrenstem Charlotte Harrns lean Hartman Daxld Le Haney Nadmc Haney Helen A Henderson Melba Hightower Martha Hllburn ja quclme Hull Laura Hull Ivltlxxn Hull joseph Hur! Alex Hodges Russtll Honeycutt Warren Honeycutt james B Hughes Ruth Marne Hundlcy Betty jo Husband Mary Ellen Jexxett C harles johnson james Johnston Marne jones Robert T jones Vlola Kamphaus Betty jean Kung Paul Kmg Patrxcla King: Norma Kochn Fharlenc Lambertz Norma jane Lannlnz Ruth Lannmg Ahcfz Larson Mildred Lee R her! Lt dx laulxn LLM, Mlldrtd Lucrt n Lyn Intnd Lmdstmm Rnchard Lnxntsmn F mst L oyd ll Maher Y!! Mallman NL xllxam Martcnstn Chcne Manxn Marxan Martin 28 ll 4. I f ' 9 FRESHMEN Mildred Mathews Waunntta Mathews Frances McCleary Robert McDonald Robert Mcf'ra!h V+ rllxam Mcliec jack McLaughlin Maxme McMull1n Fran e Merrrll Robert Metcalf Robert Mnlburn jaw Mlllen ihnrley Muller Ronme Mllls Vt nllnam Moreland Exerett Morns Robert Morrls Ruth Morton XX nllxam Murphy Fxtlyn Nertzerz Earl Nnewald Betty Orrrclt Marcus Paden Lucxlle Palxs Donald Palmer Frank H Payne W xllard Payne jr Walter Pebley Shxrley Perklns Feorqe Peterson l arrxua Plltey I crre Pnttentcr Fu cnc Pitts Betty Pringle Peggy Ragland Dorothy Rams Stanley Raxsbeclr jerry Randolph Wallace Reed Russell Rees Margery Reynolds Jerry Rlchtv Franlt Rxley Margaret Roach Fanny jo Robbxns Mary Rae Roqcrs Nancy Louxse Rous Alme Runlrle Harold Rutherford Betty Sagaser Mary A. Said Audrey Sales Roy Sapplngton Rita Mac Saunders 4' 39, 'W ., 'S P' FRESHMEN Hcrherr Schiff lohn Schoap Rf w Sexdcman 'Klan Shervtood Frances Shout ame Smxth loanne Smlth Lora Smxth Melvin Smyth Patsy Smith Joy c Spader XX eslev Sprllman Donna Lee Stanles Barbara Stephens james Stlgall Donald Strack W nlma Strexght laclt Sturgeon ,,, Shirley Subert f leo Swartz Shlrlev Svueanneen Blllmc Gene Thornton Vxctor Tmslex Helen Tree V 8 Ralph Trower Richard Tully Mary Frances Vance ,lunc Van Fxlder Weldon Vasterlmg Rnchard Wehner Allen Welch Ednh Wrlcher Joanne Vie don Phyllrs Wells Onald White Bet:-. West john Whxtehead Margxe Wxllxams Barbara Wnlson Robert Wrthey Bc ry XX oo Frank Vw nghr Shxrlcy Vw ulser Llalev, Wyatt Luck Wyatt Buddy Young, X Bettx Youngren b A-4 30 X' , l lx Y - f 1 4 U I N , lj 44 Q' SA Q r - I X J S- ' ' v K A . A , 5 T 4. xr I ' , , cl . ' ix fix! ' V is . ' if t ' V 'Q ? 6 , A J A ,. . 4 ws N 9 I I fr: -S W ,A T 1 13' -ee f 1 4 , ' . 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'S , ' 'V ag 3 H V 1 mi Q g .fu:.E gb D ' r i x 5 ll S Q . , . vt ,, . . 1 0 . h 1 , A il V 5 . if ,lj if ' - 4 L ' ' d N, lr' V I Q 4 ' .4 . ll . , Y 'I A 1 4 S L Q V. , , - 7 Q 1 , 7 ' 1 V ' 4 ,lille fly 3 gg, 'J l SUPHIQIMUHES From the unsophisticated freshman emerges the triumphant sophomore He feels like an old timer He can make his own mistakes and frequently does A certain degree of artificial Junior dignity is feigned by him as he looks down condescendingly upon the humble freshman Appearance to the sopho more now takes on a new importance and the boys start combing their hair and slicking it back painstakingly every morning The girls work conscien tiously over their hair and apply generous amounts of lip stick and powder before they attend each class but in spite of this obnoxious ness the sophomore 1sn t such a bad individual To him his only interests ..- Yes the sophomore 15 really showing indications of growing up N 31 lx 'T' superiors seem a little more tolerable and studies aren't his - ' N ' - P.. X Q . . . . . K e L 1 f I I if , l f fj X 1 ' O rf- 4 , V' '1 , . C - ' ix!-do Nellre Ann Angle eo Baggerly Patty Bennet Dorothy Boone Q Q, Brrllault Berry Burnham Mildred C arcs Berry Rae Clme ay., X6 'W Shrrley Appel Dons jean Balrer Donald Benson Kcnnczh Boucnberg Marv Brrscoe ,Iennelle Burnuorth Dm rhx Chamlmrlarr' 1 C rveuns Darrel Apple C ordun Baldrldge olm Benson C'lyde Bowles C harlcs Brrslev Cslenn Burton W1llxamChapp ll B rru C nleman SOPHOMORES ,. .v 'l D . .4 ene Arnold Margaret a Wendell Benton x Q. Arthur Boyd Frederxck Broxxcr Anna Mae Cade Thelma C hasteen x Crmcr 32 - F J 3 Bnerls Atchrson Ruth Becker C enrude Bnlrerdrlcr ames Bradshaw C eurua M1 Broun Edrth Cxamplwell -5 lluanc C ark lk nhrsn C mcper L Bertha 'Kulau hon 4 nd Beerv Howard Bled Vlfgll Bradshaw jacquelrne Burhans Coleen C arm ru.ht re C ar fr ml, C .! Robert Ay res Harold Bell --. 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Mays XX arren Hay cock Fran Hrlvbs Cmcu w Huntcr 'arrin johnson f harlcs Kraft Archa Long Fr J Maple ra c Mass SOPHOMORES rma Heathman Karhlrcn Mary Ann Hurst faraldxne ones Nelda Kraus Knnnerh Lonp, 'ily I Ell n Marshall Lunme Mass 34 Qrarl u Hcarhman la lx Hn.uns I lnryl jackson Patncla oslm Kcnncth Krom V, lllnam Longgood j rn Marqxrrss Dmrlas M Bride Rob rr Ha krone ge? W XX lllxam Hlglon A Donald l fills Phxllxs Kmnamon Phsllxs Laxr C harles Loudon Mlm Mamn All Mc! lure U Vxrrmxa H nsley llmmxc Hodrc lla FL rn ,Irppcscn Harscv Kobel Raw Lankford KN alla Maher Muldr d Marrm R1 hard M C ehee , r H . l 1 . e, - V ' a 3 ' Y' Q J . 3 l o is ,lf x r' AA ' W S 4 rf f I , 2' , A -IMI, v ' ' Nm V rel' C C ' f , , g af, P Z - , 3 ' s 5 W 9 F l . 'Z X Q Q .. - - . 'T ls P 1 P , 1 X ' f 5 ,. 2 - ,A ' V, Q A U h 555 N Hicks fi V ' ' ' 5 ' .W - av 3 ' ' ,,, , Z ' ' L 2 ff I . , i if, . X M115 TW lx X , A x Q . . 2 .7 v I , H ' I ' . ' fi V K V Y , tux J I v V W H 3' . J A . J . 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A f 'l . .I 2 4 . . , I-3 Q Z . - , - . 4 J Xa W an ' ' Y ' 'A 1 I ' V N' ' ,ui U Nuff Cvnc ' ., P I . v F .- 1 , ,N y J 1 ' ' ' 1 M I Yl ' f , ' jf xg ' rx A 1 J ' I ill ? . if ' ' ' ' Delores Patch Wrlliam Payne , i N ., 4 aff we --2 4 f ' f 1 Ax' ' 4 Ji' 'P lit 5, - ,- ' in ' K T' 7 ' . .13 1 197 H Y Q , f fx Q X an X 4 A 'xx ,,fi,,Q,,yf , . .3 I I Q ' , 5 ' . . ' x -N , I' , r N X X ' I 1 ra P ' 5' L ' Q Q ' 'P' 1 1 1 Q I n ' 'U ' I . xx' X 2,?l'LM I V . in I W K a 1 Murray Nolte Ruth Pearce Mary Ellen Porter Barney Rlclrezts X 3' Dons Anne Ryan Bonnie ,lean Odor Herbert Pebley us joe Pottorf Leon Roach Rrchard Sanders James Ouart Kenneth Peck Beverly Pratt Aloha Rngers Mary Schmidt Kennedy Pans Stella Perkins Stanley Prrntz james Parlcms laclr Phrlllps Delos Py pes v Betty Rork C larl s Rmhenangcr nl Lorraune Schmxdt Flera Mae Scott 35 Helen Popovmtch Tres a Razland Ben Porter Lau rence R1.d dxclc Kenneth Russell Charles Rutherford 15 Lourse Selbert I-l0Vd 5h3W Harold Shc rm ood Randolph Smith av, fill Faroline Stevens Betts Sturgeon JuncThomas Robert W elch Betty jo Williams Simp on ,la lt Southard Ann Stillwell Gene Summers Fl wyd Tinsley Bert Westcoat Carol YK illiamson Rx hard Slriles lim Snuthard arzaret Stockton Barbara Schwecheimet Ruth Viclters Duane Westbrook XValter Williamson Marx Ellen Smiley Robert Spaeth Paul Stockton Doris Talbot Herbcrt Wallrer . . W estfall john Wolcott . B x rls ean Smith Q Mars Sp: man Mary K Stu Olne Tays Marx'in V4 all joseph W hite james Wright Y an n' Ciurinnc Yuhn Bafl-'U3 Y05' Helen Smith at c Stahl Margaret Strattmeier Henry Thelen Bcrnna Wc Patricia White Ralph Wulf Karolinc Smith Bennie Stexcns Leonard Struzick ean Thomas , acl: Welch Mary Wilcher Coburn Yohn SOPHOMORES 3 'V w a I I - I ' , Q 3' X q M 4 -P X T ., 4 K rl A -. T Y if l' - George s c ' f' Y C -' J T fx ' S S' ar 2: X 4 V . i 0. . l, V I V l - f Il r: ,-1 -. v K S . .Q 4 I . Y S a T it - 3 4 f 6 if ' ' 1' ' S h TAT 3 Q: if 4 l A - . M V . ii - ' - ' - 4 . .1 x-F 4 - a Y 3 - 1 f K ' X f I f 3 .3 K Y nk I n 5 gf A' Y .1' 1, X . 3' W ' Ai N , X W I ' bb l F h 0 32 Q if Q, ' 9 1 ' ' . I V J B ' ' ' iff au f' 1 Q 4. : 1 - Y- K: , 3 f I UNIUHS For the fxrst txme the junlor 1S beglnnmg to reallze that llfe 19 really ser1ous Durmng the past two years he has play ed and studled mter mlttently or he has merely exlsted Now he has reached the dec1s1on that a certa1n amount of real work must be done He ponders that just one more year 1n h1gh school IS left for h1m and In SPIKE of these thoughts of the future he concludes to enyoy the present wh1le he mas consequentlx he att1res lumself m all the gay and consplcuous toggery at h1s d1sposal and parades the halls IH the careless free manner that only a 1un1or can d1splax He enyox s e1ther the approval or the cr1t1c1sm that hxs act1ons and appearance call forth 'Q 37 , . . . Y V 7 . . - - 9 . . , V 2 . . , e . that during the time, perhaps he should acquire some useful knowledge. , fi ,V l l ' 7 In s UNIUH UFFIIIEHS 'C TOP ROW Joe Heydon Henry Wxlhelmson Marlon Ager Ruth Graham BOTTOM ROW Janet Thomas Bob Roland Louxse Pratt The junlor offlcers elected to represent the yunlor class are organlzecl to plan the Junlor Semor Prom Decoratlons refreshments and entertam ment are a few of the many detalls for wh1ch they are responslble Gradu atlon ushers are also chosen by these off1cers Mxss Anna B Shouse IS the jumor sponsor 38 A as tl 6 1 A K ,5 ,W , I T X ' ii T , X if Y 3 ff Q is I as Ja T ,Q me I f Q , 'e W of ., R S .Q 172' f,f lx.. A. H 1' 'D :fi JUNIORS Marian Ager Eugene Alff Marv Anderson Claude Budd Ernest Burns Evelvn Burras la quelxne Apple Marle Armour Lyle Baggerly Clarence Chandler Eduard Chapman Bonme Chrr nan Kenneth Baker Law rence Baker Lauren e Bates Bexerly Fochran Shxrley Cole XV1lma fr rtltr Phrllrp Baumgardt Annahcth Beasley Erma Becker Kenneth Crane Frances C row Lors Curnett Kenneth Belllnq fharlcs Bennett C mrtctte Beyer Duncan Dallam Vxrgrnxa Damlco Cherne Lou Davrs jean Bnclterdxlte Harry Brltz Naomt Boclrelmm Donald Davis Farroll Dennis Edtthmane Dcnnls Emory Bolas Lula Boswell ack Brandom Nelson Duley Shnrlty Du Rolncrt Ecltlund Rnhert Brenner Elcana Bright Allan Bmckhouse lf hn Ecketenn Eleanor Ellxs Douglas Entnlten Ada Bmvtn f enrqe Brmxn Rex Broun XX tlham Erlsman Lnllxan Exby John Fahey 39 4' aff! lui :XXX I fn ' an 'A L A ' ' ,W E he L.: A f T 'A -fn '54 'se , - , fy? 'if , ' 2. F - . ' ' l 1 2 ie 5 A f I W L , . A . 5 . 4 5 e V A ' 1 . l , 4, , , , , , . .E A S .9 'V E ' ft 'Q 1- fl ' 3 , V I 6 - 3 1 A A I ' -I X , 2 ff sw- A A z , ll - 37, 3 :A ', . an-5 J .' , 5. L ., I e 72 . . Il 1 af X u x. -- ,, F I , ' ' x L Jfaf, . 5 4 ff V r 7 K 5: Y to' A , A , 1 I L ,V 5' 19 ll E f if a f . ' . Q, - F- , I - A 1 F V 0 f U ., E + f E A 2 , N I a 1 3 S . A l a 2 JUNIORS Marlorxc Fatmo Martha Fcssler Eleanor Fnclds Marolxn Harnaon XX allace Hayden jack Hawtard Kathryn Fxlson Harold Flt cerald Betty Flauler Betts Henry Robert Hensley Charles Herr Robert Flynn james Frank 3' Q Dorothy Frost XX rllram Herre Edna Hevutt Ice Heydon Robert Games james Carrreon Rnhert Frbeon Robert Hxghv Elvira Grace Hull Paul Hurt jean Gilbert Paul Grlkeson Clxfford Gull Rrchard Hxtt Mary Lou Hoagland Gordon Hogue Harold Goodman Ruth Fraham Lucxlle Fraver Mary Lourse Holeomb Rrcharcl Holuell Rcx Hoopes Amy Greer Ccrald Grlffm Norman Groll Howard lwes Marcra Hudsmxth Vrrgmxa Hughes XJ Arnold Guerrant Rax Hall R1 x Hall Carol Hull Bern Lu Hunter NK nlma jackson U Anrust Hamhachcr ll nald Hanex R l rr Han Ln H ward ames D r thy Jeffers Fl n lone: 40 G! G. I I VK : ? ' . 1, f W , y 4 ' X G A- 6 3 2? - ly 6 uh 1 e 'ig ' I e sf . , W ' :rg ,in ' Y R 'EF' F V ' 6 I Q 5 :': Q 1 b - I ,fx f TQ - 1 S ,J ' A J' A .2 ' uf' 1 ' ff ',' ' rj l, ,I gk .3 4 ll V V is ' A is . . , V , ' A 101: . .ii f 5 ' I7 .Q 3 2 Qx -, ! cyl: I V- Q 1, l N. - ll. 4 - Y A -lf-' ' sl 3f .t ' 1 ,J 1 'V :fl M A1 Y 5 A il li 561 N in M l JUNIORS Wanda lones P rrad Kamp aus Fterett Ken rr hy D 'mv Metcalf Donald Meyer Fran es Meter Betty Kinney Florence Lar on Marxan Lauahlrn Rrchard Mlcbael W rllram Miles Barbara Mrller .lr hn Leavey Margre Leaxey KN rllram Leaxey Bonnxe jean Mrller Elbert Mmor ack Molesvtorth Sanford Lerner lack Lohman Berry Lublre Mrnford Montgomery Margle Morau Vrrgmra Morrrs Kerth Ludden Irene Lunceford Mary Frances Maler Robert Nrcoll Donald Nrewald Donald Nrxon Robert Major Vrrgrma Mallman Feurge Mansour Larrtta jean North Betty Jo Oehler Wrlfreda Olsaslry Dorothy Matthews Clayton May Grace McClure Murrel Orrrclt Dorothy Ouart Patty Palmer Lnrrarne McClure Barbara McDonald Margaret Mclntyre Robert Partney Marilyn Paulson George Pavela Betty McMahan Mrlclred McMrnn Eduma McNees Mary Pebley Clrfford Pem Rrchard Perkrns -u-I W 'D 'Y 'F 38 1 Ji' 4 x X I 3 -4 JUNIORS jc s Peznereu D rorhy Phlllnps NK lllnam Phxllxps Anna S xx Barbara Shxrk Marjorle Shirley Betty jane Porter L ulse Pratt Lzly Mae Prultt Eduard S1L.ler Jo Etta S1Ilcmer james Sxmpson loanna Pulhamus Delores Rabuse 11 lc Ratar Royal Simpson Bexerly jean Smxth Charles Smyth jean Rams laul Ramsey' Mary Ellen Rcmxclc james Vkhlhur Smnh Nellie Kathryn Smxth Ruth Smith Rohcrt Richey Mary Rlddle Edvun Soxman Laurence Stealey Avns Jean Stexens Norma Rogers Robert Roland luanxta lune Rose Frank Snegler Wxlhur Stnegler Glen Simson ,lame Ross Lois Roven Della Mae Ryan james Simson Howard Strack Hugh Strup Roland Scharf Anna S hexdt ihxrlcy jean Scott jane! Thomas Jess Thompson Tom Thorp Maxmc S nfert I harles Shanholtzer l hn Shanholtzer ,lame Turnbaugh Joyce Turner Marllyn Valentine 4 lm' al: . 1? - 5 5 . S R .Ll , V ,'5,f 5' -' ' , V ha 1 . . X 'Il , . ' f K, 7 A ', W , , -Q X, -' , , W . 4::3'i!:,,.,' Ro -,N is .. , 5 -if V v u 4 . 3 1 I l K I - R lx ' 1 , , A A ' AQQ K 1 ' , I R 9 'L 1 f 1 , , ' V X fl I f ,nf ,lv 4 at 5 c , Dorolhy' Rotid f Q Q' J ' K . 8 , V . - 5 P Hx , lf S' Y I ' H l ,, 17, rr' Q I R ' , S 9 if A 1 n ' 3' 'S N ish , ' ,H ' I . C . K 1 ' 4 T 8 v A f. . . s ', g.. 1 , , .X u ' J 'gy 7 any , 1 1,1 f I R 1 4 0 , , . wg T x X I lil .1 2 .- 4 fi' JUNIORS Mzrrxll Van Dj-'ke Phvllx, Vannre Vlenna XVard Rae Vfnllxams Barbara XX'1llman Beulah Wxlson fllaren-e Watson Mari' L ,u Webb Kcnncih Welch Dona W1l, Vlcmr Wxlson Nan'y lxisdom I 'hh XA hire it lr NX' 1 1 IL nald XY1:lcfn. Harwlj Xfoods Rr ber! Wf rJen james XX'ulff Henry Wllhelmszn Kathleen NViller! Nelson vv7llll3mS kenneth XVulser Ralph Vfyatt Betty Wood 43 I ,A ,- .L K l , 1 1 , Q X Y y 1 i v I A My ' 1 -, 45 F' 6 I mn ' fi .f 1 L f ' 'li ' nf ,4H f.YhL -6 2 '. lg -1' fi f f 1 lx. A 1 ls- ' I ,qv fl' , , 4 N rl 8,4 jv- -44 xb 58 NATIONAL BET FIRST ROW Loulse Pratt Jean Rams Barbara Shnrk Betty Jeanne Walz Ruth Shrrlmg Barbara Orrxck Georgette Beyer SECOND ROW Shlrley Scott Magda Wehner Ruth Ann Bnrd Betty Shrrk Charlene Reynolds Elalne Hoopes Edwma McNe1s THIRD ROW Marxlyn Paulson Cherie Lou Davns Lois Roven Eleanor Elhs Mary Roos Betty Zlnser acquelme Rea Colleen Moore FOURTH ROW Dorothy Parknns Betty Klnney Norma Kraus Anna Lee Cramer Kenneth Belling Chfford Grll Jack Molesworth FIFTH ROW Murxel Orrick Dorothy Frost Ann Pollard Helen Jeppesen Ruth McFall Helen McFall Bob Harrar Sam Pomek SIXTH ROW Kenneth Welch Connie Rolando Henrs Wrlhelmsen Wulbur Nlewald Ronald Cotts Vlctor Wxlson Karleen Dlckerson John Erhlrch O F F I C E R S Preszdent Betty Zxnser Vice Preszdenf Mary Roos Secretary Dorothy Parkms Treasurer Colleen Moore The Natlonal Beta Club IS an organ1zat1on of hlgh school students of superlor mentallty and character Membershlp s1gn1f1es that the student has been deslgnated by the hxgh school authorltles as Worthy of speual recogmtlon because of outstandmg attamment and promxse 45 Y 71 I 2 . , 1 I . 7 I f 4, A . ,N ' , Q 5 ' 1 Q' ' fr . S at s 7 - - I z ' , 1 It 5' Q i Q, O by 9 Q 4 , b s ' I 'U n lv y 7 , F9 1 'Q ' . . . I ' 3 7 7 Y 7 Y ' : 7 7 3 Y 9 I ' 3 v n v s J :J v ' ' : Y 7 7 Y a s - : 7 7 7 1 I 9 l ' : 1 9 ,V s a 7 5 1 ' . . . . . . . . . . - V I I I l l 0 I . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . EEUMMEHIII L CLUB a A A FIRST ROW Evelyn Burras Dorothy Jeffers Velma Briscoe Dora Nanny Norma Lee Brown Betty Boshell Mlldred Gunn Martha Inman Evelyn Moore Betty Jeanne Walz SECOND ROW Bettie Atchison Joan Connet Mary Jean Walker Nadine Bell Shir ley Nation Charlene Reynolds Bette McClure Mary Kincaid B tty Flagler Anita Page THIRD ROW Gloria Hardwrck Elame Johnson Colleen Moore Connie Rolando Betty Hawkins Myra Miller Eugenia Nelson Marion Laughlin Rosemary Ewing John Ehrlich FOURTH ROW Norma Peck Kay Filson Marjorie Wallace Peggy Conant Betty Cunningham Loretta Bradley Evelyn Shontz Marguerite Leibst Pauline McAnally Ada Brown O F F I C E R S Betty McClure Prcfszdenf Martha Inman Connie Rolando V166 Preszdenl Merwm Ashwill Dorothy Jeffers Treasurer Mildred Gunn The purpose of the Commercial Club is to give those students who plan to enter the business of commercial subjects in their curriculum L4 46 Charlene Reynolds . . Secretary . . . Marjorie Wallace world a better understanding of business methods. Members are elected according to the number HT CLUB 'C FIRST ROW Barbara Shxrk Beverly Crance Roberta Hardmg Frances Hxbbs Ruth Shlrlmg Barbara Ornck SECOND ROW Richard McGehee Kenneth Krom Lnlllan Rodd Eleanor EIIIS Joanne ohnson Homer Pmkard O F F I C F, R S Kenneth Welch Preszdent oanne Johnson Ruth Sh1rl1ng Vzce Preszdent Frances Hlbbs oanne Johnson Secretary Barbara Shlrk W1lbur N1ewald Treasurer Wllbur N1ewald Members rn the Art Club were students who showed exceptlonal talent and ablllty ln the1r classwork and Who had an average scholastlc standlng At the1r meetxngs th1s year work was done m modehng flnger pamtlng and sketchmg v Gawf 47 Y 1, ., 'F ' K ', 5. .M I , V L ' , 1 ., ' , , - Q . X , ,U , F W I in 1 'fn As. ' b ' 'E 1 ,, . K 4, A 5, X 4 ' 4, 'P RY i K I Q f I I l - THIRD ROW: Kenneth Welch, Wilbur Niewald, Bob Gabler, Royal Simpson. ' 9 , . , Q x ' - ' Q HIY FIRST ROW Davld Tranus Rodger Graham Ray Norvell ack Farber Mel Connet Jxmmy Stmson J B Westfall Jack Molesworth Hllles McLane Kenneth Russell Blll McKee Roland Erhart Blll Herre WIIIIS Hanlon THIRD ROW Wxlbur Nxewald Elbert Corpcnny john Whxte Burt Westcoat Don Jeffers Davxd Harvey Rxchard Boone Art Smxley Harry Bxltz FOURTH ROW Edward Soxman Bob Roland Harold Woods Marshall Martnn Chfford Penn Ronald Cotts Don Haney R1chard Holwell Don Spexse Don Myers Don Bates O F F I C E R S Preszdenl Wllbur Nlewald Sccrcfary ack Molesworth Vzce Preszdenf Hllles McLane Treasurer Lawrence Bates The H1 Y 15 an organlzatxon afflllated Wlth the Y M C A Interestmg meetmgs are held every second week wh1ch cons1st of round table dlscusslons and health talks Part1es and p1cn1cs also 48 1 JI' Lv +V Q 3 F . 4 .S s 5 . : V I lr' I va K i 'Xi r J an n Q L I ' Q . 1 A , , U ,J , , SECOND ROW: Don Niewald, Richard McGehee, Ral h Wulff, Arnold jennin s, - . P I U S tum W ,,,, ld. . - 1 - GIRL HESEH ES FIRST ROW Dorothy Parkms Joyce Turner jerry Kirtley Mary Jean Walker Betty Guffey Marilyn Harrison Margy Reynolds Patty Smith Virginia Wood Betty Sagascr Elaine Gardner Martha Fessler Ada Brown Barbara Schwechelmer lla Fern Jeppeson Genevera Poteet Betty Flagler Lucille Graver Elaine Hoopes Norma Kraus THIRD ROW Marie Ann Hurst Beverly Smith Helen Jo Harrar Dorothy Rodd Marie Jones Betty Boshell Jo june Boenker Joanne Johnson Constance Rolando Ann Pollard Nellie Ann Angle FOURTH ROW Lillian Rodd Annabeth Beasley Doris Baker Helen Jeppeson Janet Thomas Phyllis Wells Marjorie Wallace Dorothy Roth Mary Virginia Morton Mar ilyn Ford Mary Swartz Sara Jane Wray O F F I C E R S Preszdent Dorothy Parkms Secrelary Mary jean Walker Vzce Preszdent o une Boenker Treasurer Norma Kraus The Girl Reserves are a well organized, energetic group at Southeast At their Wednesday afternoon meetings they have heard many noted speakers Several parties and teas were enyoyed by the girls during the year 49 f o . . . . ,, s . ' ' ' . h , 4. - f ' . ,, Q I , ' V I. f . J ,-. u Q . . Y ' 9 7 I Y 3 Q 7 Y 7 7 , . SECOND ROW: Barbara Cox, Bonnie Bannister, Marilyn Paulson, Pauline McAnally, Y 1 Y 3 3 1 l ' : ' l ' I 3 Y 3 1 ' y 1 s , . : - K , Q . 1 Y 7 3 I 7 5 - Y l ' SUUIHES pai-0' FIRST ROW Betty Flagler Mary Cooperxder Ruth Graham Marlon Ager Lors Morgan Beverly Smlth Jackle Burhans Mary Anderson Barbara Brassfleld SECOND ROW Mxldred Gunn Ruth Ann B1rd Cheryl Jackson Edna Hewntt Mary THIRD ROW Dorothy Parkxns Maxme Creech Cherne Lou Davis Barbara Dxck Lols Rox en Jacquelme Rea Nelda Kraus Betts Wal? Jo june Boenker Betty Hunter Lnlhan Exby FOURTH ROW Henry Wnlhelmsen Rxchard Svuetnam Dxck Palmer ack Farber Lawrence Becker Harry Blltz Hnllns McLane FIFTH ROW jlm Hexdon Kenm Hanchett ack Rupert Ralph Wyatt Bob Roland Rex Hoopes Glen Stmson SIXTH ROW Rex Browne Burt Burnham Clyde Bovs les Duncan Dallam Douglas Entrnken ohn Ehrhch Donald McM1llan Fred Shlrley Everett Glenn SEVENTH ROW Charles Henley Ernest Henrxcks Rlchard Bennett Art Spaerh Joe Heydon Gordon Bennett Ray Whxte Sam Pomck O F F I C E R S nmmne Hodges Prevzdeuf Burt Burnham ackle Burhans V160 Presldwzl Rxchard Swetnam Bet erlv Smlth Secrc'far3 Charles Henley The Squlres take care of the publlclty of Southeast, mcludmg radlo broadcasts over promment statlons Students mterested m dramatlcs compose the club New members are chosen by vote SO Y Q 7 L - S ,, 1 ' V 5 f, 7 z. s 5 1 7 . - , , 1 g 'R , 5 V .. . A gl A . Q I 5 ' I Q 4 g 7 fs 4 0 K 6 1- A Q - ., , , 5 X., NM . ' s .. f p Q . . 1 , ' , , ' , 7 7 7 3 ' : I 5 . 5 3 3 Smlley, Betty Burnham, Betty Zmser, Jlmmle Hodges, Corinne Yohn, Vlfg1I1l3 johnson. : l Y I I . Q 7 . Y . Y . v - v y v , fs x 1 : I . 1 D 5 I Y - 7 J 7 v ,Y 1 - 1 ' 3 , J , J , , , . , I ' v a , 1 x , J , , ', - : I9 ' 7 . 3 Y I s I 1 Q '. Y ' ' V CE TI EMIS FIRST ROW Betty Lou Hunter Leo Baggerly Phyllls Lalr Lllllan Shaw Auty Greer Ruth Pearce Dona Fuller Dawson June Van Gxlder Mary Cozad THIRD ROW Vlrgmla Johnson Ruth VICRCFS Dorothy Frost Marllyn Paulson Mary Vlfglnlll Morton Douglas Entrlcken Pete Cencl FOURTH ROW Treva Ragland Clvde Bowles Charles Herr Conme Tucker ack Molesworth jack Brandom Ernest Hendrlcks FIFTH ROW Lawerence Reddnck Jo Ellen Marshall Magda Wehner Betty Imes Betty Fascl Murray Nolte Elbert Mmor Franc1s Dners SIXTH ROW jrmmle Hodges Mernll Yan Dyke Shrrlev Dull Mary Rnddle Harrxet Trautwem Jacquelxne Rea Delores Patch Lorrame Schmxdt SEVENTH ROW Robert Hngby Phylhs Vanlce Betty Henry Marilyn Ford Wllma ackson Arlene Edwards Helen eppeson o une Boenker EIGHTI-I ROW Randolf Smxth Georgla Cook Ruth Ann Dunkleberg D1ck Le Rosen Bob Kerly T J Haggard B1llM1les O F F I C E R S Preszdenf Betty Imes Secrefarg Helen eppeson Vzce Preszdent acquelme Rea Treasurer Clyde Bowles The Centmelas or Spamsh Club famllxarlzes the members wxth the customs of the nmeteen Spanlsh speakmg countrxes and helps them to speak tne language more fluently Many flestas are held durmg the year 5 6 , . . 6 ' x 5- 1 Q v c 3 ' ' Q ' ..'- ..- Q 4 M . S I , jx f I I I 1 I , . 9 . I , 9 - I 9' 5. J. - 3 sr 1, if 4? ,V .. ., 4 r 3 s 'v ' I U u I I 1 5 3 ' SECOND ROW: Louise Seibert, Margie Morau, Connie Mays, Elaine Hoopes, Rose 3 . I ' : 1 1 ,I a 1 9 5 ' 2 , , , , , J 5 S : s A x 1 a I S 7 Y ' s ' v 1 , x , y s 1 5 Y ' v I 7 ' . U Y I ' ' a , y 9 9 J , , J L ,J -J . 3 v , 1 , , . . , . . V J ,, . ,, . . . . . . . . . , ,, . ,, L SBU FIRST ROW Lorraine Gould Virginia Hensley Patricia Davies Geraldine Jones Dona Fuller Mary Lee Mclviullm son Maxine McMullin Shirley Miller EA P FIRE EI LS FIRST ROW Carol Williamson acqueline Hill Alice Jeanne Bailey Patsy Sade Marjorie Sue Reynolds Phyllis Lair Polly Ann Andrew Shirley Ann Frazier SECOND ROW Dorothy Frost June Hughes Shirley Jean Scott Naldene Frank Betty Hawkins Betty Pringle Barbara Nowcll S2 f Q 6 Y . V 3 - . F fix ' i 6 8 6 4 .' 5 1- V V ,Q f if 4' X N SECOND ROW: Betty Burnham, Billie Gardner, Margaret Stockton, Beverly Atchi- e - : . . 1 1, J ' I , . Q I , . , 4 ' t f 3- F V X L I 1 . - - I BI EEHS E FIRST ROW Ronald Wilson Kenneth Crane Bob Pearson Harry Blltz SECOND ROW Edward Davxs Bob Hollmshead Gorden Bennett Hughxe Strup THIRD ROW Ray Whlte Richard Randolph Ronald Cotts Holly Haworth FIRST ROW Ben Blocher Eugene Alff Cleo Swartz Robert Major Duane Clark Wxllard Vasterlmg SECOND ROW Jack Kolb E H Bnllault Everett NanNoy Earl Dunn Charles Rothenanger Chase Clark THIRD ROW John Benson George Brown Ed Sngler Charles Kraft Kenrh Ludden Rlchard Michael 53 , E ' 7 .L , N f L I A. 1 g E LUB VI TIU CLUB b 6 ' AUW FIRST ROW Caroline Stevens Geraldine jones Ruth Shirlmg Marie Ann Hurst SECOND ROW Ann Pollard Anna Lee Cramer Shirles Scott Dorothy Frost A A 41 EU FIRST ROVV: Caroline Stevens, Betty Guffey, Martha Fessler, Bertha Aubuchon, Wanda Berry. Georgia Mae Brown, Ernest Deahl. Shirley Cole, Dona Wilson. SECOND ROVU: Norma Heathman, Mary Pottorf, Kathryn Stevens. Lois Roven, Naidene Frank, Fvelyn Neitzert, Edna Louise Hewitt, Molly Neff, Eleanor Fields. THIRD ROXV: Harold Goodman, Avis Stevens, Bette Ballew, Norma Koehn, Margaret Stratemeier, Mary Roos, Ann Pollard, Virginia Mallman, Frank Tolle, Douglas McBride. -s4- i . A4 'P' X BULUE 1. .. U., SP HS , , . QILKRWIATIJGQ.-'Q 4- wiv A1 FZ: 4115. ' i ' .Ly V Q ,, Qyimgnuj -J if ,, xxx. in ,, , I. -,Z f weaaowfff emfaaf , J 1324-9a.?,L,,fJ,i..? . ' 'QIJ'tY., ' .K - 'A 2-fl 5' ' 'ZH ' 'B ' Z't'77 ' Shlrley Appel Beverly Atchlson Mary Becker Betty Fascx Delores Haggard Nadlne Harvey jacquelyn Hxll jean Holley lla Fern Jeppeson Ethel Jones Geraldlne Jones Margle Leavy Francls Merrlll Vxrgmla Morrls Barbara Dunkeson Margle Reynolds Dorothy Rodd Lxlllan Rodd Patsy Sade Beverly Smnth Donna Stanley Barbara Stevens Joan Trent Bermce Young HU lHlSUEIETY ohn Mountjoy Rxchard McGehee Ruth Shnrlmg Kenneth Welch Wxlbur Nnewald J . , . , . . , , . . l X55 .5- 6 1 LXQHTI '-.5 . LN Y I W 15 M tl 011 170 V1Cf0I'Y KEWL H x ELCH QWHADD MI EHEE Q Ji 'mf' ii 1 J E fngl 6' odem Cy Halo . 1-y 'C CTC! MUSC by Mm SPM T Q ei fam Eggs? it sql rw-wfg'w'rJ,?JT1f'rJ W g g M 2 LQ in J C3 J Une T jo rx A Q 6: Q J L d P ti Q son Mm : E Yursr tcj do E of-.V Je- Cjms, V J CF- T J Q 3 Q E Q 1-552:93 J 4 . V: Q www? Dj V IGB!-,V log- I tfjg VCMJ wer at gi wJ uh bi Tgou In Ljweig o--H21 H -LgGwe thrice' ,:eWJ'fqJEf fAJf'J f4j-f,'TJf Q angers, fi Ei fvgmed Aga 1 ... gout! :iw 1 iw- fefflffi-JPJfi cram: for 1 6055 Q-ngm mqwcs JSP i histgwqhl WMV wry! gfxir Q jmw gm VlC1- tO fu' 3 I i 2 Q A 5 31:1 ' 75 VY l 5 b-- . P 1' ' 1: ' 1 Q, f f PERCUSSIO J Sxmpsun 1-5 J , 1 V-1 M s , .1y, V if - 2 83 v y v 5' 3,5 i, n5 n sr 'u 4 YY gif my g mv? V Q 1' -u 1 W '3' Y f bAd X 1 5 C Georg: S p X E 1 ns. 9 . f ' f Q Y. ' . 5 ff G 11 S , 1 V! ,xl '1 5 xiii 1 ,Q el E .1 UHEHESTH A good school orchestra is to the school what a good doctor, a fine clergyman and a skilled mental hygienist are to a community '... presents help when help is needed, stimulants to greater, nobler effort when the spirit falters and the flesh is Weak. -Angelo Pafri. VIOLINS Ann Pollard Catherine Hessling Harriet Trautvrein Ger VIOLINS-Jean Rains Marv Riddle Fanny jo Rolabins Cherie Mar trude Bickerdilce limmv Stinson Ralph Trouer Bill Rutherford rin Jacqueline Hill E C Link Tom Patton VIOLAVV CUC Del-OYCUZI DOH! HUP Fl0YCl'1CC Would SUB Jane CELLOS-Kenneth Welch Jean Biclrerdike Htlen Brrzcndine Charles Wrax Rutherford jack Martin BASSE? Lillian Sham Lirraine Schmidr Betty PERCU99l0N9james Simpson Paul TROMBONE Don Wiclrcns TRUMPETS-Her Cunningham ineMAnally bert Wlalker Ronald Wilson Gene Nichols -59 E PPELL EH FIRST ROW Mary Anderson Trulxe Ann Padgett Beverly Smlth Vnrgmxa Johnson Jewell Schlomer Velma Brxs coe Allen Martm Betty Nutt Genevra Poteet Betty Tetley Betty Henry Marxlyn Harrlson SECOND ROW Florence Larson Vxrgmxa Mallman Kay Fxlson Sarah Jane Wray Dorothy Rodd Dorothy Frost Karleen Dxckerson Betty Kmney Marjorle Shxrley Maxme Creech Joan Havens Jacquelme Apple Betty Horsley THIRD ROW Betty Generaux Mur1elOrr1ck Ben Potter Bxll Phxllxps Clyde Hendrxcks Bert Wescoat Kenneth Bellmg Jxmmy Garnson Rex Brown Gene Davndson Merrlll Van Dyke Evelyn Burras Jeanne Mason FOURTH ROW Loulse Pratt Mary Pottorf Mary Lynne Keller Rosemary Ewmg Don Wlckers Bob Kerley Don Boyd Carrol Dennls Ralph Potter Betty Hunter Lons Horn Frances Hlbbs Mary Ellen Remlck MUSIC IS the unxversal language of cheer and good fellow sh1p. It unquestxonably axds m mculcatmg the sp1r1t of good w1ll now so greatly needed among all the peoples of the earth. Mus1c, because of xts ennoblnng mfluence, should be encour aged as a controlllng force m the lnves of men Dnscord van xshes wlth musnc, hence, musnc lovmg people are among the happxest people m the world. Wnth the brxghter outlook whlch comes from a happy Splflt, we can keep a saner vxew of lnfe and 1ts problems and see values more nearly ln thenr true per spectlve. Franklin D. Roosevelt 60 1 S - 1 1 1 - , - if . 2 1 , f i' 1 1 I 1 4 ' 1 ' 'M 'JZ' , , . 1 ' '- A' I T. f VV V , A 1 V 5. gr? ' X Q, . jay 4 , ,L If 4 - . .5-'T 4 ' ' ' 1 . Q - - . 1 2 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 5 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 : 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - Student Talent Assembly A Cute Cmcple Mr Gallagher an Mr Sbean uf' x ' s S Corny but un 14 Mixer 6 1 34' IBHTLITES .I Again Knightlites, under the direction of Miss Martha Abbott. was the success of the season. Each year the show grows bigger and bet- ter, and the one of this year topped all other perform- ances. Tl.: unique Shoe Shop theme with an appropriate patriotic atmosphere afforded enjoyment for all. The prep- aration and practice was rigid and tiresome but, as always, this strenuous work was re- warded by the attendance of a large and enthusiastic audi- ence on each of the three nights that the performance was given. Fin! Row: Prologue to Roman Tragedy . . . The Shoe Shop . . . Patriotic Drum Line. Second Row: The gobs . . . How Could You Do This To Me? - Mary L. Keller and Homer Pink- ard . . . Hard-working McGehees . . . Drugstore cowboy, Mr. Smith. Third Rou: Churchill himself, alias Ray W'hite . . . 'Oo broke my wittle skull! --Holly Haworth and Ruth Ann Bird . . . XVhich one's the little buckeroou? Fourfb Row: All good things come to an end. .V ,v -I First came the try-outs, accompanied by shaking knees and fluttering hearts. Then anxious days of waiting. At last the long hours of practice began. At first it seemed fun, but as the opening night drew near, a slight feeling of panic swept over the cast. Miss Abbott, however, was always there to give her encouraging smile and by the night of the first performance everything was running smoothly. Below are candid shots snapped here and there. Fifi! Roux: Miss Fetters and asst.'s dextrously applying make-up . . . Second Rout The South Amer- ican Way . . . As T was saying -Doc Perkins . . . The stage crew -Leo Earnest, Edward Sigler, Fred Shirley, Gordon Bennett, Frank Callahan, Roy Hall, Ronald Cotts. Third Rou: Finale rehearsal . . . Three's a crowd! . . . Um-m-m Mama! . . Backstage huddle. Fourth Rou: Couples waiting for their cue . . . The soldiers came too . . . It isn't that bad, Ben- nettY Fiflb Row: The two artists . . :ouplcs number. f Mew! ALL Llh ,ff Top Row Cher e Lou Davns R chard Bennett Tommy Arello Betty Zmser Mrddla Rau jack Batty Jo Etta Snlkmer Edna Hewxtt Homer Pmkard All rrght go ahead and arrest me' Bottom Row Coretha Crawford Kenny Welch Rrch ard Swetnam Ruth Ann Bxrd Z P vi xihout 0,awv g OM ,AY Wig We I'm sorry, Nxck, but you're just not my kmd e the I 64 nf, Mme gott' Whatsa de matta CAST Llnda Webb Michael Webb Nxcola Benzetu Chrnstme Defarge Demetrxo Benzettn Anna Benzettl Cora Svenson Sven Svenson Dolores Delray Arnold Rice Stew Vanzo Lenore Leblanc Mrs Bulge Pxetro Benzettn Flora Defarge Wade Corrngan Mrs Walker . Mllkman Messenger Mrs Pettxgrew Mrs Harrington Cherze Lou Daws Rzcbard Bennett Tommy Arello Betta Zzneer lack Batt5 Io Etta S1lluner Edna H ewztt Homer Pznka-rd Coretha Crau, ord Kenneth Welch Rzcbard Sufetnam Rutb Ann Bzrd Nelda Kraus Paul King Annabetb Beasley Rzcbard Mount Barbara Nowell Paul Gzlkzson Bzllg Hanebaum Peggy Conant A1115 Greer ' in L if -1 .5 ' ' ' ' , W Q 1 .K , , ,. .W ' t I ml , . v C -. ', ' i . - , r e Q C . X ,, . . lv Y , x in 1. . c ri A ' at , ' I ' A ll ' y 'll f i ', i , , . . T ' . . , : ' -1 , . W . ,. 'K N ,L .1 - V' its . A . . . ' l . A U l I . ll I I . 7 A' ' . . . ' ' ,Vx X . v A . . . . f , ' . . . . . l ,A ,J . ' v 1 - 44223 1X I demand that 3011 arrcsl lim man ' S xx U EEA UFUH L Once agam Southeast won honors and success wlth the productlon of Once And For All a comedy m three acts by Sldney Duvall The play was recened wxth spontaneous applause from every sectxon of the well fxlled audxtorxum Nnce work was done nn the use of dnalect alwaxs a dlffxcult problem The stage sets of Tuxedo Place were realxstxc Manv costume changes gaxe varletw and uvldness to the characters Nlnss Nlarxa Theresa Fetters was the dxrector of the play Tuxedo Place ns a small court between apartment bunldmgs, once the abode of the well to do To thus place Michael brmgs his brxde Lnnda to lne whlle he wrxtes his novel At opposlte sldes of the court they fmd lNlC0l3 and Chrlstme who had planned to marry but Chrmstme tells Nncola that he must gnve up hns job as a collector for a slot machxne orgamzatlon and settle down to honest labor or she wxll have nothing more to do wlth hxm She then turns her attentnon to Arnold Rlce a former suxtor of Lmda s Stew Vanzo knocks out Gregory McAul1ff a restau rant proprletor who resnsts the tyranny of racketeer rule then dnsappears and leaves Nncola to face the charge Michael wnshmg to free Nlcola plunges mto reportmg and feature wrntmg wxth a vengeance He attracts support from all clty orgamzatnons and the press and radlo cooperate to stnr the CIIY I3 'X Mxchael begms to lmk Arnold wnth XX the affaxr and all Tuxedo Place worrnes over Mxchael s safety and Nncola s fate llplpal Y 77117, .1 1611- I fi lf!! In the end the gunlty one ns brought to gustxce the cxtv ns freed from racketeer mg and Nlcola us permxtted to make 1 new start TOP ROW Nelda Kraus Paul Kung Annabcth Beasley Nllnnl l ROW Richard Nlount Barbara 'Wlnvscll Paul Gllkeson BOTTOM ROW Bully Hanebaum Peggy Conant Auty Greer At a boy Sven 65 M M Qu SOUTHEAST FIRST SEMESTER STAFF FIRST ROW Betty Lubke Dorothy Parkms Maxme Creech Marylee Cr1st Mary Cooperrder Mary Anderson Char lene Reynolds SECOND ROW Shrrley Cole Lxllxan Rodd Lorrame McClure Frances Meyer Barbe jean Gossett W1lma Jackson John Erlrch THIRD ROW Everett Van Noy Mary Pottorf Arlene Edwards Eleanor Ellrs jean Gxlbert Ruth Dunkelberg Ann Pollard FOURTH ROW Bob Hxgby Lxlllan Exby Dnck LeRosen Cherre Lou Davls Helen Jeppesen john Paul Russell Rrchard Bennett Dorothy Parkms Anna Lee Cramer Ann Pollard Colleen Moore Dorothy Plullxps Charleen Reynolds g Wllma Jackson Mary Pottorf Marylee Crxst Cherle Davls Assormle szaff Members john Cooper Dxck LeRosen Herbert Venclng Mary Anderson Shnrley Cole Mary Coopender Maxlne Creech Lrllxan Exby Edzlor In Cbzef Arlene Edwards Typzst ASSOCldf0 Marilyn Paulson Ofgam wfffmf Eleanor Ellrs Czrculutzon Frances Meyer Everett Van Noy Copy Robert Hxgby Rnchard Bennett John Erllch Busmess Department john Paul Russell Makeup Gordon Herrmann Assorxate Staf Members jean Grlbert Barbe jean Gossett i-:gn Helen Jeppesen Betty Lubke Lorrane McClure Wnlfrecla Olsasky A lm' lm, Rodd 66 : 9 . x . 9 I 1 G 3 3 ' 1 ' a I . y I x 1 1 . 9 : a 9 9 Q s l 1 v 5 l 1 l I a U s I l 1 y 9 'W ' Q 1 e Ruth Dunkelber ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' - Q ll: I' F X , .. p v x - -A es. I 1 A I ' ' Q-1, v Q . A A ll A in N,-of I A, kj . I h TUWEH if SECOND SEMESTER STAFF FIRST ROW Shlrley Cole Betty Lubke Maxme Creech Marylee Cust Mary Cooperlder Wxlma jackson Charlene Reynolds SECOND ROW Lllllan Rodd Mary Pottorf Frances Meyer Eleanor Ellls Jean Gllbert Barbe can Gossett Helen Jeppesen THIRD ROW Everett Van Noy Lorrame McClure Arlene Edwards Ruth Dunkelberg Dnck LeRosen Cherle Lou Davns john Paul Russell Marylee Cr1st Ed1tor m Cbze ohn Paul Russell Marllyn Paulson Fzrst Page glck I5Ro5end Ruth Dunkelberg Second Page M33 Pgggfg er Charleen Reynolds Third Page Shxrley Cole Business Department Everett Van Noy Fourth Page lileangflgllls ean 1 ert Frances Meyer Arlene Edwards Lorrane McClure Cheng Davis Mary Anderson Betty Lubke Wnlma Jackson Czrculatzon Department Lxlhan Rodd Reporters Maxme Creech Gordon Herrmann Columnzst Barbe Jean Gossett Helen Jeppesen Book Rewewer 67 ff I 3 M N, A A 5 ' ' 1 if ,. 6- 5 . . Q A C .. 5' - 3 - 5 . . - , fr f ' Q r V A ' 2 ,. 5 , YV ,, ,Z 4 V ' ,S . Y . f. ' : . I 3 . 1 I I l ! I 5 Z . I , 3 Y . Y I 1 J Y : 1 I 9 7 3 I 9 ' , . . . . - - . - . l A ' , u c n I . . 1 . ' I . - f ........ A A .C al ,, ,I K , l M Til I 13 6' EDITOR Bettv Jeanne Walz CHU5 DEH ST 'mn NWO? sig, .cf mic I-W PP LITERARY Ruth Shxrlmg Lxterarv Ed Barbara Nowell joan Connet Bev erly Cochran ART Joanne ohnson Amta Page Barbara Shnrk PHOTOGRAPHY Sam Pomck Photo Ed Gordon Valentme Harold Rlce Eldon Jones BUSINESS Howard James Busnness Mgr Roy Hall Asst Busmess Mgr Betty Boshell Stenographer ASSISTANTS Wxlbur Andreasen Elaine Hoopes Auty Greer une Hughes Peggy Wrlson and tht Photography Class V R 3 . .3 ' N, '. , . 1 xx V N I Jw XTX: Q i n in 1, :V S s , . x . R , in , rx Sig. '5 I V 1 ' v ' B .-f,, n . Q - , 'Q , W A 4 J bf vs ' 'Q' , Q -, H - gs ssa B f 'W , - .3 g , r Vic White, Draftsman , 'Q at B so J 4 A . -Ig .l fzlu 5. ,,5',',5,',-, 1-1 W l . in ,gt f X Q ,,A:b Y 'Q t , , M, M, , - ff' 'H A X fl '.. :E V 7 '- W I 3' ' J ' R I A l 7 a - ,. , - S , , 'A if QB' j ., Q I s .3 ,m li '. ' Q, , , , Q if v I .1 z ' SEX ' I' ' Ng W 43 Y Q! 'Z-mm W raw Maia 42 ,Jawa fm M PUUTB LL The Great IHEFICHH Game Each fall the hlgh school teams 1n every part of the land meet for th1s CXC1IIlI'lg game Whlch offers full opportunlty for strategy Coaches set themselves to the task of evolvmg unusual and surprlslng plays 1n the hope that the team w1ll dr1ve on to vxctory and brlng honor to the school There ns somethxng about the vlgor of the game that rouses and stlrs us 1nto actlon, somethmg about the fr1endly rnvalry that promotes good sportsmansh1p 69 5 Z f V 7? , Qi' f .il ,A Y, 3 , '?2swfL If! f 1 I if .flu ef s gl ,f 4 is f , 1 ,' ' ' rg. ' I A , ,,,,, , f f 'Q vw-fffkf -f f so gafffff 'af fly, M 'A f , 1 ' , A 2, ff 3,7 a L I 'QI A , .fu WM. we, , .,, ,iw 2 w MA as f , f ' I BOB ALEXANDER WILLIAM LONGGOOD LOUIS MINTER ANGELO PASSANTINO BOB BRENNER ALLAN BROCKHOUSE CLAUD BUDD Bob Alexander unfortunately, was absent most of the season because of an mjury Bob Brenner became one of the outstandmg ends Allan CBeeJ Brockhouse made a fme showlng as an end as well as a runner Claud Budd has a great future-we hope W1ll1am Longgood was the sophomore representatxve for the team Lou1s Mmter made hrs letter on h1s flrst try at football Angelo Passantmo was selected as a member of the All Star Team Need we say more? Royal Slmpson IS a b1g boy wlth b1g xdeas for the future Art Smxley carrled the ball for hundreds of yards on Southeast s famous tr1ck play Don Spelse carrled the ball agamst Central for that famous touchdown that upset the ROYAL SIMPSON ART SMILEY DON SPIESE 70 f 1 if Wk 2 5 5 , . i . . ' 5 . I hopes of all other high schools in town. w U s it 1.55. i Quilt a I z , 'I ELDON CHASTEEN RANDOLPH ERHART DON HANEY JOE HEYDON Eldon Chasteen made practxcally all of the tackles agalnst Central Randolf Erhart one of our best guards played h1s best game agamst Westport Don Haney center never made a bad pass all season Joe Heydon was a power house as a tackle Lawrence Meyers was noted for leadmg the mterference ln the general d1rect1on of Gram Valley Wllbur Nlewald proved that a man wlth mentallty could play football Larry Stealey by the end of the season Was one of our best ball carrlers Art Stratton had a great future unt1l a knee ln jury ellmxnated hlm Earl Wallace played a great offensxve game as an end B111 Webb was the f1rst boy Southeast has ever had who could really knck a football WILBUR NIEWALD LAWRENCE STEALEY ART STRATTON EARL WALLACE BILL WEBB 71 I , , . W 0 ' a s , . - . - - - LAWRENCE MEYERS s 9 35' , V 3 .f , .Q , FUUTB LL HENRY WILHELMSEN CLARENCE WILSON MR CECIL PATTERSON Coach Hank Wllhelmsen wlll be back next year to show us how to play football Clarence Wilson made a fme tackle untxl he was forced to go to the hosplral because of a leg lnjury The team s fme work th1s year IS to be credxted to Coach Cecll A Patterson whose coachmg abxllty was respons1ble for South east s most successful season MANAGERS Kenneth Garrnson Davnd Francns Dxck Palmer 72 are T K nz X 5 A 3 , ,J 1' I SEEU D TEAM FIRST ROW James Wrxght Paul Ramsey Harold Goodman Stanley Heathman Bob Hanson Kenneth Long SECOND ROW Jack Gxbby Elbert Corpenny Charles Bnslcy Walter Wnllnamson Richard Holwell SQ nb L X Mew... FW Pnle up at Central Sneak play at Southwest Passantmo Carnes the ball agalnst Central .4-l Makes perfect u 1 Practxcc Y. iM,L '2Zt-92 v 4-4, 1 ,- p 73 : 1, ' , I f , V! U H 8 , , an , M x A g F ,. 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' Come on, team! rf ., , 9..4 ef 4 One of our few happy moments. v Touchdown bound at Paseo qi QOYY Q0 'nc kv' ka Kish t 1 C W eSYY0 Q-Urn An' ugh: defense Touch 0'1 .AMW BASKETBALL Basketball is a fast moving game of expectations and surprises one that brings cheers and thrills to the spectators Team work is manifested the court to score a basket Our team did their utmost to accomplish exactly what we expected Although We were not victorious as far as the score goes we were Winners in spirit 75 l in every play whether it is guarding the goal or dribbling the length of Q6 JOHN FAHEY LEODIS WILLIAMS WILBUR NIEWALD DON NIEWALD Center Center Forward Forward ohn Fahey dld fme rebound work as center thus year H1s best game was played agamst Northeast Leodns Wnllnams who has the honor of bemg our best scorer dxd exceptxonally well on rebound work Wnlbur Nxewald excellent rn h1s floor playmg dld hrs best work ln the Paseo game Don Nxewald played a good floor game and had fme ball control He may be small but we are hoplng that he ll be back next year full of flght Eldon Chasteen who fmxshed hrs year of fxrst team basketball wlth flymg colors had the most power and was our best guard Henry Wnlhelmsen was the teams spark plug He had plenty of spmt I-Iollns Bledsoe was handncapped by scarlet fever but when he returned he dnd some fme playmg Lawrence Bates IS our best all around player and smce he ns a jumor he wxll be back to do more for us ELDON CHASTEEN HENRY WILHELMSEN HOLLIS BLEDSOE LAWRENCE BATES Guard Guard Guard GI-lard 76 I A if .. , 3- ' I' ' ' 1' 'Ta , if i, 9 . ' ' Y 1 a ,' X 1 ' ab ' J , , A I 5 I 3 f Infa- ' V: 1 :wg - ' '93 .1 5 G13 ' E,,i,l' ' ,541i ':,. Q ,:?,. ,A VVV, . ,ggi ,, Haj ' 7 M' 333 1 Q, we 3 f 2 . 5 1 J - . , 3 ' S , . . . , . 9 ' 1 - 1 rr in - ' ' ' ' ' 9 , . , . f ' X in F ga f ' I Q, ' I gl- 1 S i ffla, - Q ' DON I-IANEY DICK BOONE DON MEYERS RICHARD HOLWELL Guard Forward Forward Forward Don Haney was our best ball worker We hope he wlll be just as good next year Dxck Boone a good ball handler and scorer dld h1s best whlle playmg agamst Westport Don Meyers IS developmg rapldly Watch for hxm next year We hope that Rlchard Holwell our best aggresslve player wall come back next year Harold Woods who was the steadlest player handled the ball well HAROLD WOODS DON SPIESE MR JOHN W LAURY Guard Manager Coach 77 Southwest blocks a shot Nxewald goes after a hugh one Southwest game m the Nxcwald smks a free throw All star T e worrncd sndc lmc Yea Kmghts' The game is basketball, Mr. Adams. 1. 79- Plcnty of actlon here Oops' TRACK FIRST ROW Clyde Hendrxcks Larry Stealey Bob Spaeth Art Smlley B rnard Mmgorx Dxck Hawkxns Clayton May Gene Davxdson SECOND ROW Kenneth Long Bob Henker Allan Brockhouse Harold Goodman Henry Wnlhelmsen Clyde Bowles Kenneth Crane B111 Webb Bob Hanson THIRD ROW Randolph Erhart Paul Ramsey Edwln Soxman August Hambacher Kenneth Garrison Joe Heydon Leodrs Wxlhams Edward Slgler B111 Herre Under the capable coachmg of Mr Thelen, th1s year Southeast has had a track team whxch has made a flne showmg for the school Among the most outstandmg part1c1 pants of the year were B111 Webb takmg many honors rn hngh hurdles and Edwgjlfelfn pole vault Larry Stealey the O Mercury of Southeast and Clyde Hendrxcks skllled ln runmng the low hurdles Some of the boys who ran the relays were Art Smxley Randolph Erhart and Ed Soxman all of whom accomplnshed fme records At the txme the Crusader went to press our team was unde feated a success due to the combmed accom plnshments of a cooperatlve team . Q . . 0 . . . ' 9 , 5 1 5' , : Y Y , Y ! Q ' : Y 5 3 Y 7 l ' . - 9 u as ' 1 x a n s 1 x , - M9143 W-if adn fydngwf. 4 'Q' ,Q W ld i..1w4r'mwW W gy! Dignity rg.,-v-uv lf 'xx E Xl ,..-u-1' , 95 : N GULF TEAM Rodney Clark Harry B ltz John Fahey Kenneth Shireman Raymond Withrow borough Country Club Webster Groves Missouri on October 11 1941 John Fahey of Southeast and Cortland Smith of Southwest were the only boys chosen to represent the Kansas C1ty high schools John Fahey came in eighth place while Cortland Smith came in fourth In the City Tournament the following boys represented Southeast Rodney Clark Norman Shireman Kenneth Shireman John Fahey Ray mond Withrow and Harry Biltz In this tournament Southeast held third place Credit for the team s splendid work should be given to Mr Claude M Harman who directed them 82 'I 1 i , Eg' A I ,L 3 i Y I . 3 ' ' In the Missouri State High School Golf Tournament held at West- , 7 . .3 9 1 . , . z 9 i 9 l 1 x ' , . , . . , . . , . GIRLS' THLETIES '2 FIRST ROW Carollne Stevens Marne Armour Ruth Smnth Maxme Cottmgham Ruth McFall Helen McFall Dolores Coleman Georgette Beyers SECOND ROW Frances Crow Loxs PI'lI1dlVllIC Thelma Chasteen Marlon Laughlm Harrnet Trautwem Joyce Turner Mary Stoll THIRD ROW Dona Stanley Mary Brlscoe Eleanora Corpeny Dolores Haggard Fleta Mae Scott Irene Luncford Mar1e ones KA 'tae 83 CHEERLEADERS ,inl- .33 ...JW ww' vw' 4, avid' Cormne Yohn Harry Bnltz Maxme Creech Leo Baggerly Patty Palmer 'Mum osephine Johnson Archa Long Mildred Gunn Shirley Nation 'Wk we QM sy-., -E' .wifi Zig! m V r xl A o 'r Q B TT LIU ST I-'T FIRST ROW Randolph Erhart Rlchard Bennett Charles Henley Fred Shnrley Burt Burnham SECOND ROW Donald McM1llan Everette Glenn Bob Moore The mnssxon of the R O T C IS to awaken m the student an apprecxatnon of the obllgatnons of cltxzenshnp and to prepare hum for leadership whether ln peace or m war The Southeast R O T C Battalxon began thus year under the dnrectlon of Staff Sgt A Morrxs but m March Sgt R L Jennmgs replaced Sergeant Morrns when the latter was called to actnve duty wxth the Umted States Army Reserve At the beglnmng of the year offlcers and non commlssxoned offncers were appomted and lnstructlon of cadets was started The Battallon a part of the Kansas Cxty R O T C Regxment was under the supervxsxon of Lt Col Burr P Irwm and Capt Charles Hermann It was commanded by Col Truman Gore of Northeast Hxgh School and Lt Col Vmcent DeAngelo of Manual Hugh and Vocational School The Battahon was under the command of Major Charles Henley Captaln Burt Burnham acted as the Battallons Executlve Offxcer Captain Rlchard Bennett was the Battahon s Adjutant In November the Battalnon left the preparatory trammg stage and marched m the Armnstxce Day Parade In May the Battalxon presented a preclslon drnll that was one of tht hugh pomts of the annual R O T C Circus Last year the Battalnon was desxgnated an Honor School of offxcers of the Seventh Corps Area and for thus reason the cadets thas year have had the prxvnlege of wearmg a red star on thenr cadet sleeves In the annual Government Inspectxon thus year the cadets hope to contmue thxs honor for the boys of next year The mspectnon starts wlth a Battalion Parade and contmues mto Company Platoon and Squad Drlll Later the cadets are placed mto dmfferent classes and recexve mstructnon m various mlhtary subjects from cadet officers under the super vxsnon of Offlcers of the Seventh Corps Area 86 . 3' I . If C '- O' . f bf- , : 3 I 9 3 ' : , , . ,, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . . . ,, . . . . . . , , , - . , .... , . . . . . . , . . . . . , . . l . 3 ' 7 Y . Y . . . . . . . . V , . 5 1 ' D RIFLE TE IVI FIRST ROW Fred Shlrley Burt Burnham Charles Henley SECOND ROW Rxchard Swetnam Earl Dunn Southeast s flrst r1fle meet was Wlth Manual Hlgh and Voca tlonal School at Manual Southeast s flve man team of Henley Shlrley Burnham Swetnam and Montgomery defeated Manuals team, 815 to 807 The second match was wlth East wlth Dunn replacmg Mont gomery on the team The score was Southeast 829 East 765 In the th1rd match, Wxth Paseo, and the fourth match, wlth Northeast, Southeast was agam v1ctor1ous The scores were Southeast 850 Paseo 815 and Southeast 861 Northeast 796 Southeast lost the fnfth and sxxth matches. The scores were Southeast 834-Southwest 837 and Southeast 847 Westport 887 In the s1xth match, Henrlcks rep-laced Dunn The last match was wlth Central Dunn replaced Henrlcks Score, Southeast 847-Central 852 In the flrst stage of the C1ty Match Southeast shot a score of 881 Thls score kept the team rn compet1t1on for another round In the second round, the team shot 857 For thls score the team got th1rd place and recelved bronze medals Northeast placed f1rst and Westport recelved the second place award 87 V, 4 If 2 4 W' 'fee 9' ' I , , 'B 'M 7 n n :. , . , . . . . . , . 5 - x ' 3 9 1 9 . , - Y ' -Q-1. CGMPANY A ROSTER l Randolph Erhart Commandmg Offxcer 'Y Ruchard Bennett Second xn Command CUMPAN Company A had the honor of having the Major selected from its ranks. Company A was commanded by Capt. Randolph Erhart wnth Capt R1chard Bennett the battallon adjutant the second 1n command Lt Robert Moore and Lt Everett Glenn commanded the flrst and second platoons respectlvely Rxchard Randolph was FIFSI Sergeant of Company A The second platoon of the company that was entered mn the R O T C circus was from A Company Capt Erhart who was nn command of th1s CIFCUS had the full support of the company and the whole battallon Brenneman Howard Davls Edward Glenn Everett Haworth Holly Henley Charles Henrlcks Ernest Moore Robert Randolph Richard Whnte Ray Baker Kenneth Baumgardt Phllllp Brandon ack Browne Rex Champan Edward Fretz Kenneth Groll Norman Hambacher August Herr Charles Kenworthy Everett Ludden Kenth Scharf Roland Shanholtzer Charles Welch Jack Wulff James Stlegler Wnlbur Wnllxams Nelson Bell Harold Bradshaw ames Concannon Grant Erhart Roland Frederxck Sherman Gabler Robert Gallagher John Hanebaum Wxllxam Hngton Wnllnam Leavey Wllll3m Marquess erry McLaughlin Edward Moore Kenneth Nance Wllllam Nnchols Gene Nolte Murray Potter Charles Rothenanger Charles Skxles Rlchard Smith Randolph Summers Robert Wall MSYVIH Wolcott John 88 EUMPA Y H Company B was commanded by Capt. Fred Shirley with Capt. Burt Burnham second in command. First Lt. Donald McMillan and First Sgt Leo Ernst were very valuable men in B Company Company B was active in firing this year and won many honors for themselves and the company as a whole This company was represented by a picked platoon to drill in R O T C Circus Company B had a very fine competition squad that was entered in the battalion field day The company as a whole worked hard all year to retain the honor rating won by the battalion last year COMPANY B ROSTER Bright Elcana Cenci Pete Dunn Ear Ernst eo Griffin Berald McMillan Donald Mitts Douglas Potter Ralph Russell George Swetnam Richard Tolle Frank Troxell William Bennett Charles Broyles Donald Brown George Chandler Clarence Entriken Douglas Games Robert Garrison James Hogue Gordon Hoopes Rex Lerner Sanford Montgomery Minford Michael Dick Nixon Donald Shanholtzer Charles Stinson James Wilson Victor Worden Robert Apple Darrell Benson Donald Boyd Arthur Chappell William Copson Fred Dixon Edward Eisman Sanford Fesler Forrest Heckrotte Robert Holmes Robert Kmyon Joseph Kobel Harvey Kolb Jack Krom Kenneth Mantel James Martin Jack McBride Douglas Paris Kennedy Patten Thomas Payne William Pebley Herbert Phillips Jack Pottorf Joseph Pypes Delos White Joseph Wulff Ralph Fred Shirley Commanding Officer Burt Burnham Second in Command H U TE. BALL 3 xg BX 5 'six I Four years ago a group of scared freshmen entered a new shlny burldmg called Southeast H1gh School Today as undaunted and 1ntrep1d sen1ors they are leavmg that bulldlng They are leavxng a school wxth trad1t1ons tradltxons that they created and made emlnent Belng the TRUE sen1ors they have a cer ta1n degree of pr1de 1n what they have accompl1shed Th1s year conslsted prlmarnly of senlor meet1ngs assemblles m1xers elec t1ons and Sflff examxnatlons The word flunk never really meant so much the rough spots Each male 1I'1 the class plctured h1mself as the Bxg Man on the Campus Every Frxday n1ght was a heavy date xf you were lucky Tuesdays were meet1ng nxghts on Wednesdays they came to school Wlth 8l1blS for not gettmg the mghtwork Suddenly they now reallze that they must leave fh1S school and 1tS act1v1t1es part w1th some of the fellows wlth whom they tr1ed to dltch Wlstfully they revxew the past as they leave Southeast Hlgh School for a more d1ff1cult more matured llfe 91 ' 7 7 u Q . . l , - . . . . . . , . , . , - before and it took a lot of concentrated thought and effort to hurdle some of ' ' Cl Y, ' . , . 5 a 3 . . . . , . . . . ,, . ,, . . ' 3 , ' I SI E55 EUMMITTEE FIRST ROW Rxchard Bennett Rxchard Swetman Burt Burnham Wllbur Nnewald Gene Davldson Betty Zmser Dorothy Parkms Mary Cooperlder SECOND ROW Helen Jeppeson Jack Farber Joanne Johnson Mary Roos Maxine Creech Jeanne Mason Mxldred Gunn Magda Wehner The Semor Busmess Commlttee, composed of several sub commlttees, Worked ddlgently and accompllshed many notable enterprlses They selected the class Jewelry, the glft to the school, the attlre worn at graduatlon, and the commencement announcements The commlttee was responslble for the class plCI'1lC the umor Semor Prom and all other soclal RCUXIIICS that the semors attended and enjoyed 92 ,f ' y s 9 1 . . . V . 7 7 x ' ' 1 1 x 1 9 x 1 ' . 1 'I , Y SE IUH UFFIEEHS sum resm Gene Davxdwn wee P xd Presxdcnf treasure! OP ROW Wllligur lieeslllleltafy' Betty Zlrlserxan Rxchard Swemam hy Par 195 ham gx 101' dent DOYO' Burr Bum rm5 secoxso ROW Q mam' 3' 3 1 Publxcxsx Rmhafd Bums The semor offlcers m coo , perauon W1th the admlnlstrauon declde mat ters of 1mportance concermng the semor class All busmess commnttees ar e appomted by the presxdent Offxcer d mlttee meetmgs and are present at all 93 s presl e over all busmess com semor assemblles M54 V 1 1' , ef - V , , .V 3 I l V , A ln 1 Y A xxx 'K Q , .ml , A ,A f Lff, 6' 5 'ff V Wk! 054' ' ' UA ,V 4 I, W I . , - . ' 3 - . 7 s 1 T ' , ' , ' - ' 2 1 ' ' , . 1 ' - 7 ' ' 3 , - P! WILBUR NIEWALD Most Popular Boy MARY COOPERIDER Jolly Good Glrl CLYDE HENDRICKS, el'll0l Class of 1942 DOROTHY PARKINS Most Popular Gxrl JIM HEYDON Jolly Good Boy MAXINE CREECH, Best Boy Dancer Best Gxrl Dancer BETTY ZINSER Best Girl Actress GRANT VYRICK Beau Brummel BETTY WALZ, Gxrl Who Has Done Most For Southeast HUMER PINKARD Best Boy Actor FAYE CRAIN Belle Brummel RICHARD BENNETT, Boy Who Has Done Mos For Southeast I O with Z 1 W' , 6. B ff 4 ' , I+ r . ' 1. V 9 . 9 ' , , - 94 .. B Ale ander W Andreue M Alhwlll B Ballew ,I Batty ESENIUHS BOB ALEXANDER-Football letterman. He plans to attend school in Texas to become a lawyer. EDWARD ANDERMAN Eddy was a member of R O T C for two years HIS amb1t1on 15 to work at the stockyards as a meat packer HIS hobby IS horses WILBUR ANDREASEN Manager of basketball foot ball track team manager letters hall duty guard ol lector He l1kes SCICHCC and photography He Wants to be a meteorolog1st TOMMY ARELLO-Hall duty guard pres1dent of home room 1mportant part 1n Once and For All football captam of track team HIS favor1te subjects are Latm and SCICHCC MERWIN ASHWILL V1ce pres1dent of Commerc1al Club member of a cappella Ch0lf HIS favonte subjects are typmg and draftmg H1s amb1t1on IS to become an a1rl1ne radno operator BETTIE ATCHISON-G1rl Reserves Commerc1al Club VICC pres1dent of Home Econorrucs Club treasurer and pres1dent of home room nurses ass1stant fash1on shows Chem1stry and cloth1ng are her f2V0l'lIC subjects She plans to enter nurses tra1n1ng next year BETTE JEANNE BALLEW Latxn Club Index Club Golden Spurs Chnstmas assembly Play1ng the p1ano 15 her hobby She plans to enter the Kansas C1ty Un1vers1ty ALICE BARNARD Al1ce part1c1pated 1n all fashlon shows and held home room OfflCCS She would l1ke to own a fash1onable dress shop She Wlll attend the Edna Mar1e Dunn School of Des1gn1ng JACK BATTY Round Ta ble representat1ve lead 1n Th1rteenth Chau' Seven SISICIS Once and For All manager of football basket ball and track teams H 'U um l1kes arclutectural drawmg and speech JAMES A BECKER Se geant at arms of Nature Club sergeant at arms of home room orchestra R O T C H1s hobby IS draftmg , And rman I Arello Atchnon Bamard J Becker EENIUHS C5 B Q if Rbnett RBd HBld BBohll LAWRENCE A BECKER Aviation Club Squires H plans to become an aeronautical engineer He will attend college RUTH NADINE BELL-Commercial Club Home Eco nomzcs Club fashion shows 39 40 41 She wants t THOMAS BENEDICT Tom was mechanically inclined and enjoyed his woodwork and drafting very much GORDON BENNETT President of Engineers Squires stage crew His favorite subject is mathematics His ambition is to become a civil engineer RICHARD BENNETT Parlnamentanan of Squires president of Centinelas treasurer of Musketeers vice president and president of Round Table lead in Once and For All Kmghthtes assemblies captain in R O T C president of junior class sergeant at arms of scmor class Tower staff member of All City Student Council RUTH ANN BIRD President of Dracones National Beta Club Commercial Club fall play of 1941 Her hobby is swimming She will atrend Junior College to specialize in psychology 96 DBod LBrdly HOLLIS BLEDSOE Baseball letterman He has a hobby for building airplanes He likes athletics and metal work JO JUNE BOENKER Commercial Club Spanish Club secretary and vice president of Girl Reserves Kmghthtes a cappella choir president of home room Tower repre RICHARD BOONE President of home room member of H1 Y Squires hall duty guard His ambition is to become a professional baseball player He will enroll at Junior College BETTY BOSHELI-Commercial Club Girl Reserves Round Table secretary of Crusader staff fashion show hostess of Open House Her hobbies are swimming and dancing DON BOYD Squires Kmghtlites a cappella choir foot ball team His faworite subjects are chemistry and physics He expects to enter unnor College LORETTA BRADLEY Member of Commercial Club Her favorite subjects are bookkeeping and stenography She collects pennies as a hobby 4- Z' if 3 K . I 'J 4 , ' 1- L. ecker N. Bell T. Benedict G. Bennett . en . ir . e soe I. Boenlrer R. Boone . s e , y . a e . T A . , . . C '- . I ' T . x ' 9 - - 1 r 1 , - , - , I I s a a ' 0 , , - be elfhel' an 311' hostess 01' 3 nUf5e- sentative. She plans to attend Kansas City University. . . L . 1' . , ' ' 1 v I - -1 . . , . , ' . A . , . , T' 9 I- y v I 1 - ' . . . ,, . , . ,, . . . . . ' ' ' ' ' ' . . . . i i i 1 ' ' 0 1 C- . ' . ' . ' . ' , . s V . 1 . 1' . s I , , 1 n 5 E N I U H 5 BARBARA JEAN BRASSFIELD-Dracones Gxrl Squlres presxdent of speech class Open House play home room offxces She seldom nf ever mxsses a horse show She would rather dance than eat VELMA BRISCOE-Commerclal Club Knxghtlltes glrls chorus a cappella chonr fashnon shows She hkes choxr stenography and typxng She wxll attend busxness college to become a stenographer NORMA LEE BROWN-Commercxal Club Home Economlcs Club fashnon show collector She desxres to become enther a nurse or an a1r hostess PEARL WINIFRED BROYLES-Gnrl Reserves She partlclpated xn many actnvmes m ElDorado Sprmgs before commg to Southeast We are told that she wxll soon become a housewxfe BURT B BURNHAM Squlres Musketeers Lancers LETHA EVELYN CADE Fashnon show member of President of Squires Presldem of home mom represents rctanlmg class Her favorxte subjects are Englxsh clothmg man secretary of junnor class glftornan of semor class and retallmg She Plans to become 3 nurse partlcnpated nn Amerncan Leglon Oratorncal Contest JIMMY CAMPBELL Won gym letters a shleld and a GEORGE A BURRQUG1-IS.5quu-es Kmghthtes pres K His favorxte subjects are athletncs and biology His ldent of home room Hxs favonte subject ns chemxstry hobbnes are collecting stamps and airplane models B Brassf eld V Bra N Bro n P Bl' Yl B B r ham G Buro gh L Cade .l Campbell , . . , . Q 3 . ' 7 I Q . . . . . , 1 3 3 K , . , . , . . . I 1 y ' , . . ' i I 3 s s ' I 1 . l , I , - 4 - . n 1 - , Q tive to Round Table, captain in R. O. T. C., expert rifle . , . . , . . . , , , 1 , . U p . ,, ,, . . . . . . ' y 1 ' ' ' , j N ' W 1 1 , 1 l . i . itoe . w . 0 CS . U H . I' U S - ' QENIUHB PETE CEINCI Centmelas stage manager for Open House plas 41 presldent of home room He prefers scx ence He vull enroll at the Nljdland Radno School RICHARD IVIILTON CHAPLIIN Dracones Squxres Hx Y Musketeers representatne to Round Table vxce presxdent of home room orchestra R O T C He asplres to become a phwsncnan ELDON CHASTEEN Presmdent of home room honors xn football and basketball captam of football team 41 He wrll attend college VERNON COIT Vernon has had the rank of corpora m R O T C Hxs favornte subjects are psy chology and phs snologv He w1ll enter college next wear DAVID COMER Reporter 41 assemblxes Knxghtlltes ban cappella cholr medal at State Band Contest Lancers Dave llkes to hunt He plans to joxn the navy PEGGY J CONANT Centnnelas Commercxal Club talent assemblnes fall play 41 Open House Dancxng swlmmmg and tenms are her hobbnes She hopes to break mto the advertxsnng fleld JOAN CONNET Centxnelas Commercxal Club G1rl Scouts llterary staff of Crusader second page edltor of Tower She would luke to enter journalxsm GEORGIA COOK Golden Spurs Centxnelas Round Table Round Table assembly Her favorxte subjects are hnstory and law She mtends to become a nurse 'VIARY COOPERIDER Dracones Golden Spurs Gxr Reserses Gxrl Squares Jumor Red Cross Councxl hxs tornan of Round Table vnon two K s Tower staff Kmght lltes She wxll enter the journalxstne fneld I RONALD COTTS Dracones Natnonal Beta Club Engjneers Club H1 Y stage erevs alternate to Round 'I ble Kmghtlntes Hrs faxorxte subjects are sclence and mathematlcs He desxres to beeome a research chemnst of plastncs J M R 4 F Cr C a M Cr st B Crosk y E Cro ell A Cra er M Cr e h W C t L Cr B Cu gham SENIVIHS FAYE EVELYN CRAIN Sergeant at arms and pres ldent of home room Her favorxte subjects are Englnsh and clorhmg She wxll attend busmess college to become a buyer ANNIA LEE CRAMER Beta Club presldent of Dra cones Golden Spurs vnce presldent of Gxrl Reserves rep resentatnve to Round Table representanve to A A U W mmor part m the Seven Srsters Engllsh and Latm are her favorite subjects She wrll enroll at Jumor College BETTE LOUISE CRAWFORD Chrnstmas assembly Glrls Glee Club play day fashxon show She lnkes wood work and typmg best Nursmg ns her chosen professlon MAXINE LOUISE CREECH Golden Spurs Gxrl Squlres reporter representatrve to Round Table Kmght lxtes a cappella chonr sports letters treasurer of jumor class cheerleader Her deslre rs to succeed m a good pos1t1on MARYLEE CRIST Secretary and v1ce presldent of home room managmg edxtor of the Tower offnce page WALTER CRIST FIFSC class prlvate ln R O T C Knnghtlltes guard m Open House Physxology xs hrs favor 1te subject Walter wxll enroll at the Kansas Cnty Um versxty BETTY JEAN CROSKEY Betty Jean had a mmor part m The Thrrteenth Chalr and she took part m Open House Clothmg and typmg are her favornte subjects She w1ll attend busmess college LUCILE MARIE CROW Treasurer of home room Her favorlte subjects are languages She wxll attend the Um vers1ty of MISSOUFI to pursue a secretarxal course ETHEL MAE CROWELL-Christmas assembly play day member and secretary of the retaxhng class She plans to become a buyer BETTY CUNNINGHAM Glrl Reserves Commercnal Club orchestra Kmghtlntes played at all pubhc perform ances of the orchestra Her favonte subjects are orchestra bookkeepmg and typmg She plans to enter the buslness world j ... , - 1 9 ' 1 ' j , . . . ., . . ,, . ,, . . l . 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' ' if ' 3 1 s .. , 1 1 1 ' ' 1 . ain . m B. r wforcl , e c . i . ris . e , ow . w . nnin SENI GDadon EDag MDas WDa5 LOUISE EVELYN DENNY LOUISE has spent half her tnme thxs year at Manual where she has pursued a retanl course She enjoys sewmg and readmg Her ambmon 15 to become a retarl buyer BERNICE RUTH DEWEY Bermce was representatrve to the Round Table and a member of the Centmelas and Commerclal Clubs She would llke to become a pnvate secretary BETTE I DIAL-Commercnal Club Golden Spurs Mus1c Festxval She plans to attend buslness college KARLEEN DICKERSON Art Club Dracones Natxonal Beta Club secretary of home room for s1x semesters bas ketball team, band award She wants to be a teacher URS GENE DAVIDSON Squxres representatxve and pres ldent of Round Table Kmghtlxtes band a cappella choxr football and track teams vnce presndent of semor class frrst dnvxslon m Musxc Contest He hopes to become a concert smger EDWARD E DAVIS JR R O T C Engmeers Club Centmelas He IS mterested m avxatxon and draftmg H plans to travel MICHAEL DAVIS-Member of football and track squads Mrke was presndent of hrs home room and had a part m the Kmghtlntes 40 41 WAYNE DAVIS-Member of stage crew Hxs hobby IS photography He mtends to attend school m New York L Dewey B Dewey B Dual K Dxclenon 1 I , . - . 7 ' - l , . Y , . - . . , ' , . , F' . . . ., , . ' . . . . . . ' e - - 9 1 , . to continue his study of photography. . vi s , vi . vi , vi ' 1 I i y 9 . Q ' Q - SENIUHS ARLENE EDWARDS Member of Centmelas Tower staff She plans to attend college to become a journalnst JOHN EHRLICH Kmghthtes sergeant m R O T C vnce presxdent of jumor business commlttee busmess man ager of Tower staff H15 ambxtxon IS to become a flymg cadet He wxll enroll at Kentucky State College RANDOLPH ERHART Randolph was a member of the football squad captam nn R O T C helper nn the cafeteria He wlll go to college for a course ln cnvxl engnneermg LEO ERNST Sergeant nn R O T C member of Mus steam fntters apprentxce C Dxxon M Drexler R Dunkelberg E Dunn A Ed a ds J Ehrl h R Erh rt L Er st CHARLES DIXON-Charles was a member of Squxres and had a part m the Kmghtlltes He mtends to go to work MARY ELLEN DREXLER Mary Ellen has been member of the Nature Club and of the Camp Frre gurls She would hke to enter a Roller Derby at Chncago RUTH ANN DUNKELBERG Basketball volley ball second page edxtor of Tower staff Her favorite subject IS hnstory She plans to enroll at Wnllnam Woods College EARL DUNN Avnatlon Club, Musketeers, sergeant ln R O T C, nfle team -1 l , 1 . ' , A . . . ., - . . . . . , . - , .... , 'Q I . . . ., - keteers, had a part in Open House. He hopes to become a . , . . w r . ic . 3 . n - a T s 9 S E N I U H S BOB ESTES-All star gym class team, band for three years. His hobby is saving letters. He will enroll at junior College. ROSEMARY EWING-Representative to Round Table for three semesters, Knight- lites, a cappella choir, Commercial Club. Dancing is her hobby. She intends to become a stenographer. JACK FARBER-President of I-Ii-Y, Squires, National Beta Club. He won a shield for his athletic ability. He will enroll at Junior College and later will become an architectural engineer. He took part in intramural sports His ambition is to ERNESTINE F FAUSSET Alternate to Round Table become a sports announcer reporter on Tower staff She will enter nurses training NAIDENE BEVERLY FRANK Vice president and treas DAVID FLEMING David s hobby seems to be mechanics urer of Camp Fire Girls Dracones Seven Sisters Knight for he took two hours a day of drafting and one of metal htes fashion shows She wants to become an actress work DON FRAZIER Don was sergeant at arms in his home DAVID FRANCIS Member of Hi Y football team room H15 favorite subjects are mathematics and science if BBs! jFrbcr I NF: k DFY Grd Gar so G n G bl Gtr C seen Y Gr ll SENIUHS BETTY GARDNER-Golden Spurs, Girl Scouts, Com- mercial Club, representative to Round Table, president of home room, band, a cappella choir, girls' octet, basketball letter She wants to enter nurse's training EUGENE J GARRISON Sergeant at arms of home room three Christmas assemblies a cappella cholr His favorite subjects are music and bookkeeping His ambr tion is to become a scientific agrrculturalxst RAY J GARRISON Centmelas alternate to Round Table Kmghtlites collector secretary and reporter of home room advertrsmg collector of Tower staff BETTY JEAN GENERAUX A cappella choir four years fashion show She will attend Burroughs Business College EVERETT GLENN Member of Round Table Squires Centinelas Thirteenth Chair Kmghtlites R O T C His plans are to attend William ewell College Later he hopes to become a radio announcer BARBE JEAN GOSSETT Dracones feature writer on Tower staff Knnghtlites Her favorite subjects are chem nstry and newswriting She will enroll at junior College BILL GRABLE Hrs favorite subject is drafting H likes all sports His ambition 15 to become a sports com mentator He will attend business college GERALD GRAY Hall duty guard photographv His favorite subject is history His hobby is motion pictures DORA GREEN Member of Commercial Club collector Her favorite subject is bookkeeping She has a hobby for collecting interesting pictures Dora will enroll at business college to become a secretary DON GROLL Hu Y football guard track His favorite subjects are phj srology and bookkeeping He will attend Missouri Valley College SENIUHS MILDRED GUNN-Grrl Squxres Gxrl Reserves Com mercnal Club socral charrman and treasurer of Commercnal Cub Kmghtlxtes a cappella choir gurls octet fashxon shovs collector pubhcrst of jumor class drum majorette HAGGARD Centxnelas Club sergeant at arms at Open House Hrs hobby IS huntmg Hrs favorlte studles are chemxstry and physncs GLORIA HARDWICK Member of Commerclal Club Her favorlte subjects are stenography and typmg She plans to attend busmess college KELLEY RICHARD HARLAN Member of a cappella choxr pnvate m R O T C He wants to become a glass maker ROBERT HARRAR Squxres correspondmg secretary of the Natronal Beta Club representatnve to Round Table Kmghtlxtes band orchestra H1s hobbnes are stamps radros and arrplane models He hopes to jom the navy or the axr corps JACK HARTMAN Member of Squlres lxbrary page for two years won shreld m gym Hrs favorxte subjects are hnstory and chemrstry Hrs hobby 15 typmg He plans to pursue a course rn law at the Umversrty of Kansas BETTY HAWKINS Commercnal Club presndent of Camp Frre Gxrls representatxve to Round Table secretary of home room Krughtlrtes She has the hobby of collect mg novelty buckets She mtends to become a teacher DICK HAWKINS-He went out for track Dnck wnll attend the Umverslty of MISSOUII Hrs ambltnon IS to become a zoologlst HOLLY G HAWORTH Member of Engmeers Club sergeant m R O T C He enjoys mathematncs He ex pects to attend college. BERNICE HEFTER-Member of Centinelas Club. Her plans are to take a musical training in preparation for grand opera. M. Gum, T. Haggard G. Hardwick R' Hiflin R. Harrat .la Hlrlmln H k D H lr B B. H. aw Ins , ll' H15 Haworth - Hehe' Hendrncks Henley Herrmann Holley Horsley ENIUHS CLYDE HENDRICKS-Talent assembly, football, track letterman presldent of home room representative to Round Table Kmghtlltes Clyde plans to jom the marines BOB HENKER Member of Lettermens Club He has partxclpated m the actnvmes of the football and track teams CHARLES E HENLEY Musketeers secretary of Squares sergeant at arms of Round Table presldent of Avxatxon Club major m R O T C nfle team and crack squad stage crew He wants to jom the U S Army Axr Corps ERNEST C HENRICKS JR -Centmelas Club Squxres vnce presndent of home room corporal 1 R O T C second rxfle team wmner ln goose shoot He plans to attend Jumor College GORDON V HERRMANN Alternate to Round Table Dracones basketball letterman prnvate 1n R O T C presxdent of home room Tower staff Gordon has a schol arshxp to Park College JAMES HEYDON Squlres H1 Y Lettermen s Club presldent treasurer sergeant at arms of home room Hunt mg and frshmg are hxs hobbles DOLLEY JEAN HOLLEY-Gnrl Reserves hlstory assem bly health center assxstant Her favonte subjects are soc1ology and art She wxll become a nurse ELAINE HOOPES Glrl Reserves Dracones Natnonal Beta Club Centmelas Club Home Economlcs Club Knlghtlltes a cappella choxr gxrls octet Open House nurses assxstant secretary nn study hall offncer of home room BETTY ANNE HORSLEY-Commerclal Club Pep Club a cappella chonr g1rls chorus Open House fashxon s ow collector BOB HOLLINSHEAD Engmeers Centmelas Muslc Festxval Chnstmas assembly Draftlng and trxgonometry are hxs favorlte subjects He will attend Jumor College SENIUHS JUNE KATHALEEN HUGHES-Secretary and treasurer of Camp Fnre Gxrls Centmelas Club Glrl Rescrw es usher at Kmght htes and three plays She plans to become an mtcrxor decorator BETTY IMES-Golden Spurs president of Centmelas Club Glrl Reserves Kmghthtes cheerleader secretary of home room fashxon show MARTHA INMAN Golden Spurs Commercnal Club vlce presldent of home room Tower staff Her hobby IS dancmg M MAURINE ISHMAEL Dracones Kmghthtes play day She expects to attend art school to become a dcsxgncr Club stage crew He enjoys buxldmg model axrplanes t1onal Beta Club Girl Reserves representatlve to Round H15 ambmon IS to become a government fher Table pres1dent of home room Tower staff fashnon show ARNOLD W JENNINGS Hn Y Commercial Club ELAINE JOHNSON Index Club Commerclal Club Dracones member of Round Table He plans to attend Kmghtlxtes Playmg the accordlon xs her hobby She wxll Jumor College attend busmess college J Hughes B lmes M Inman M Ishmael C Jackman A Jennings H jcpptstn E .lUhf1Sf'f1 if N . . . . I . E C . . . b I ' V a v W ' . . I ,H A - 3 ' V , u V g ' l . CARL JACKMAN-Corporal in R. O. T. C., Aviation HELEN JEPPESEN-Secretary of Centinelas Club, Na- fr' l SENIUHS JOANNE JOHNSON-Gxrl Reserves presldent and sec retary of Art Club representatxve to Round Table gxrls chorus art editor of Crusader Her hobbnes are bowling and art JOSEPHINE JOHNSON Girl Squlres representatrve to Round Table band gxrls chorus Knxghthtes Twxrlmg IS her hobby ETHEL JONES-Ethel was a member of the Golden Spurs Her favornte subjects are Latm and science She plans to do secretanal work after graduatlon MARY LYNINE KELLER Assembhes a cappella choxr Kmghthtes Her hobby ns muslc She hopes to become a pr1ma donna BOB KERLEY Index Club Centmelas Club band a cappella cholr Open House He plans to become a weather prognostxcator MARY EVELYN KINCAID Commerclal Club G1rl Reserves glrls chorus orchestra Dogs are her hobby JERRY KIRTLEY G1rl Reserves Centmelas Club Kmghthtes band fashxon show president vnce presldent and secretary of home room She lakes to play the drum MABLE KLAUS Her favornte subjects are shorthand and typmg She plans to become a secretary WANIETA L KOLB Cent1nelas Club representatlve to Round Table gurls chorus a cappella chonr fashnon shows Open House Kmghthtes clrculatxon manager for Tower INORMA LANE KRAUS-Treasurer of Gxrl Reserves Natlonal Beta Club alternate to Round Table fashlon shows mercxal Club Home Economxcs Club advertlsmg manager of Tower fashxon show DICK LE ROSEN-Centmelas Club assmstant advertxsmg manager of Tower Hrs favorxte subjects are newswrmng and speech joh MKII Kc Kr MKlus WKlb NK s NLedy R . , . - - . , . , s S 7 s 7 7 ' ., . . . 3 3 Y ' . I .- . , . . , . . Y 3 Y 5 Y Y , . 3 Y ' 7 1 7 x NORMA G. LEEDY-Golden Spurs, Girl Reserves, Com- Z' 7 . 9 7 . 1 . 7 7 ' 5 ' 3 - , 1 , - , , . . . . J nson j. Johnson E, Jones . e er R. Kcrley M. in aid - J. ir ley , a , 0 , rau . e D. Le osen SENIUHS MARGUERITTE LIEBST-Commercial Club, play day, shield for basketball, fashion show. Art and physical edu- cation are her favorite subjects. She plans to go to work. NORMAN MANSELL-President of home room. His favorite subjects are drafting and physics. He will attend Finley Engineering College. MARSHALL E. MARTIN-Member of Hi-Y, Squires, band, hall duty guard, orchestra, Knightlites. He plans to attend college next year. JEANNE MASON-Treasurer of Round Table, Knight- lites, a cappella choir, girls' octet, fashion show. She likes music. She plans to attend Baker University. PAULINE MCANALLY-Representatives to Round Table, Commercial Club, Girl Reserves, orchestra for three years. Her favorite subjects are mathematics and bookkeeping. She will pursue a business course. BETTE LEE McCLURE-President of Commercial Club. representative to Round Table, president of home room twice. Her favorite subject is shorthand. She will work in California next year. NORMA BETH MCCLURE-She has participated in sev- eral fashion shows. Her hobby is sketching and writing. Her ambition is to become an author. She will attend the University of Missouri. HELEN LOUISE MCFALL-Dracones Club, National Beta Club, twice a representative to the Round Table, Knightlites, winner of girls' sports awards. She will enroll at Junior College. RUTH MARIE MCFALL-Draconcs Club, National Beta Club, talent assemblies, Knightlitcs, representative to Round Table. She likes to dance, knit and play tennis. She desires a university degree. HILLIS MCLANE-Squires, Dracones Club, secretary and vice-president of Hi-Y, representative to Tower, band, Knightlites, orchestra. He likes music and science. His ambition is to be a drummer. DON MCMILLAN-Centinelas Club, band, orchestra, a cappella choir, Knightlites, second lieutenant in R. O. T. C. He won high ratings at both state and national music contests. Don plans to become an electrical engineer. GEORGE MEYERS-President and vice-president of home room. Gym and biology are his favorite subjects. He will attend the University of Kansas next year. MLh M MMr PMAnlly BMcClr NMCI MF RMFII HML DMMII KM l . ie st N. ansell ar in ,l Mason . c a ' , ug gjurc H. call . C a . c ani: . c i an 3- NUS Meyers M mer Moore Moore Nat on ENIUHS LAWRENCE MEYERS-Lawrence was a football letter man He wants to become an axrhne pxlot MYRA JANE MILLER Member of Commerclal Club fashion shows Her favorlte subjects are stenography and psychology LOUIS MINTER Football letterman partlclpated rn Open House Hls favonte subjects are sc1ence and ath letncs AUDREY MOORE-Christmas assembly mxxed chorus fashxon show Her favornte subjects are bookkeepmg and sewmg She deslres to become a secretary BOB MOORE Vnce presldent of Musketeers alternate to Round Table sergeant m R O T C color guard rn assembhes He w1ll attend Kemper Mxhtary Academy COLLEEN MOORE Reporter of Commerclal Club treasurer of Natronal Beta Club representatxve to Round Table Kmghthtes Tower staff fash1on show captam of hall duty guards offlce assxstant EVELYN LEE MOORE Program chalrman of Com merclal Club representatxve to Round Table fashlon shows She wxll attend busmess college DORA E NANNY Commercral Club Kmghthtes sergeant at arms of home room She wants to be a dancer SHIRLEY KATHLEEN NATION Member of Pep Club Commercnal Club Kmghthtes vxce presldent of home room fashlon shows majorette EUGENIA Rl-IEA NELSON Representatnve to Jumor Red Cross fashnon show She hkes clothmg foods and physnology She wxshes to become a Red Cross nurse A l I , 1 , . . . 7 3 - . - . , , .... , 1 I , 7 Y . 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C. r D. a n i E. e SENIUHS WILBUR NIEWALD-President of H1 Y treasurer of Art Club member of National Beta Club representative to Round Table first place 1n National Art Honor Society pres1dent of senxor class He had a rating 1n art ln the Nat1onal Scholast1c Magazine He will attend art school RAY NORVELL Member of H1 Y gym letter man Geometry and photography are his favorite subjects HIS hobbies are model a1rplane building photography and stamp collecting BARBARA NOWELL Dracones Club Camp F1re Girls fall play l1terary staff of Crusader co editor for second page of Tower Open House She enjoys actmg and Wfltlng radio script She will attend Park College BETTY LEE NUTT Representative to Round Table Kmghtlxtes Open House She likes music and art the best She has won honors in mus1c and expects to make mus1c her career DOROTHY OATMAN Member of G1rls Chorus Typing and bookkeeping are her f3V0fltC subjects She collects m1n1ature dogs as a hobby Dorothy expects to attend business college JACK O DONNELL Jack s favorite subjects are h1story and mathematlcs His hobbles are hunting and f1sh1ng VIRGINIA LEE OLIVER Representative to Roun Table Glee Club fashxon show collector V1rg1n1a has won awards 1n shorthand BARBARA JEANNE ORRICK-Member of National Beta Club Knightlites fashion show office assistant girls basketball team. She will become a commercial artist. ANITA PAGE-Girl Reserves, Commercial Club, pres- ident of home room, Knightlites, Crusader staff. She wants to be a fashion illustrator. DOROTHY SUE PARKINS-President of Girl Reserves, secretary of National Beta Club, Girl Squires, Dracones Club, junior business committee, president of home room, representative to Round Table, secretary of senior class, giftorian of junior class, office assistant. -110 W. Niewald R. Norvell B. Newell B. Nutt D. Oalman J. O'Donnell V. Oliver B. Orrick A. Page D. Parlrins A Pass nt 0 N P ck A Pollard P rt M Pottorf Pe rson P nlr rd P k P r et P nd ll SENIUH5 ANGELO PASSANTINO-Presxdent of home room, Art Club Kmghthtes football letterman All Cnty Football team He wxll become a commerclal artnst ROBERT PEARSON Secretary of Engineers Club vnce presjdent of home room Hrs favonte subjects are chem 1stry and mathematrcs He plans to become a chemical engmeer NORMA PECK Member of Commercral Club talent assembly Kmghthtes Clothmg and art are her favorlte subjects Her hobby IS dancmg HOMER M PINKARD Representatxve to Round Table Art Club Knrghtlxtes Open House hall duty guard lead 1n Seven Sxsters He wall jom the navy ANN KATHRYN POLLARD Member of Natlonal Beta Club Dracones Club representatxve to A A U W or chestra for four years Tower staff She w1ll attend Jumor College SAMUEL PONICK Sergeant at arms of Natronal Beta Club Dracones Club Squxres Musketeers representatlve to Round Table hall duty guard R O T C photography edntor of Crusader IRENE PORTER Representatlve to Round Table Cen tmelas Club fashnon show presldent of home room col lector Her hobby 15 dancmg GENEVRA POTEET Sergeant at arms and secretary of home room Gxrl Reserves Kmghthtes orchestra band a cappella cholr glrls octet fashron show Last summer she won a three year award to Muslc Camp at the Um versxty of Kansas MARY MILDRED POTTORF Reporter rn Dracones Glrl Reserves a cappella chorr Kmghtlltes Tower staff Her favorlte subjects are musxc and Latm She wlll attend the Umverslty of MISSOUII LOIS MARIE PRINDIVILLE She played fueld hockey and baseball Her xnterests he m physlcal educatxon and chemnstry She collects odd shaped bottles as a hobby Next year she wnll enroll m a comptometer school Y 3 3 . , . -.. y - l' 3 , . ' Y 3 3 3 3 . ,, . ,, . . . , , . . . ., - , . 3 7 3 3 , , . . . ., -. , - y a x ' 3 3 3 3 3 . . , . 3 3 ' ll 7 3 3 3 ' . a in R. a . e H. i a , S. onic l. o er .l- oe . . ri lvie SE URS '. 1 7 RICHARD RANDOLPH Sergeant at arms of Engxneers Club fjrst sergeant m R O T C He lnkes science draftrng mathematncs and R O T C He wxll attend the Rolla School of Mxnes JACQUELINE REA Vnce presxdent of Centmelas Club Natjonal Beta Club Girl Squjres speech assemblies offxce assistant She saves tm foul and penmes She wall enroll at Park College CHARLEFIN REYNIOLDS-Member of the Natxonal Beta Club Com Dracones Club Gnrl Reserves representatne to Round Table speech assemblnes a cappella chonr Tower staff offjce assjstant Her ambmon IS to travel extensively mcrcxal Club HAROLD RICE Representauve to Round Table Hrs hobbxes are auatnon and photography He vull become exthcr a pxlot or a pl1o tographer FRANK RIES-Prnate ln R O T C Dracones Club supermtendent nn draftxng class Drafting ns hrs faxornte subject Frank js plannmg to attend college next year LILLIAN RODD-Nlember of the sxngxng dlvxsron of the Girl Re serwes Art Club play das Tower staff fashnon show She von art scholarshnp Her fasonte studnes are art and physjologw She aspnres to become an artxst R Randolph J Rea CONYSTANCE ROLANDO Member of Draconcs Club Glrl Reserwes Natronal Beta Club gurls chorus a cappella chonr Latm ns her favorxte subject She plans to become a prnate secretary ROBERT ROOK Representatxve to Round Table drummer nn Kmght lrtes orchestra band Open House representatxve to Westport for Edu catnonal Week Robert collects small musncal nnstruments Hrs ambx non ns to become a mechamc MARY EY ELYN ROOS-Member of the Natjonal Beta Club xxcc presrdent of Dracones Club secretary of Round Table plas das fashxon show offrcc assjstant assxstant rn scmmar room Her ambx uon ns to mcrcase her study of home economncs DOROTHY ROTH Nlembtr of Centxnr.-las Club Curl Reserxes plas dat fashxon show She prefers secrctarnal vuork and ltnglush She mll enroll at busmess college to become a court reporter JACK RUPERT Squrres band Knlghtljtes offlcc page He collects stamps and anrplane models Chemjstrw phssx s and mathematxts art hrs faworxte subjects He wants to jom the army axr torps JOHN PAUL RLSSELL Adwerusmg manager of the Tower staff band Pauls fasorlte subjects are nevssvsrmng and phxsjographs H wrll enroll at Vestmmster College C Reynolds H Rjce F Rxu L Rodd C Rolando R Rook M Roos D Roth 1 Rupert ,I Russell r . , . . V Q A j I . . . . , , , , , - l - , - , , , . , , , V . l r , - ' ' V ' V 1 1 ' ' .' ! 5 1 A 1 ' w v ! v x - , y ,I ,Iv ' H I ' - . ' V S , l t V' . 1, , . , V ., - . . . . ., , - ' 1 s . - - . - . j, I' 4 ' ' V V V V ' V V V V . ' ' V V V ,V . . an r . V ' v V l ' ' ' ' V . ' ' V ' V . g , - 1 ,. e WILLIAM LEE RUTHERFORD - Mem- ber of Dracones Club, orchestra. He col- lects stamps. His ambition is to become a certified public accountant. He will enroll at the University of Missouri. JEWELL SCHLOMER Member of a cap pella choir glrls chorus music festival fashion show She likes roller skating She will attend business college LILLIAN SHAW Member of Centmelas Club orchestra band Her hobby is collect RUTH SHIRLING Representative toA A U W Art SENIUHS ing souvenirs from places she has visited. She will enroll at Junior College. BETTY SHIRK-Member of the National Beta Club, Commercial Club. She enjoys sewing, stenography and typing. She will attend business college FRED SHIRLEY He had a part in the Thirteenth Chalr Knlghtlites He won an American Legion medal in R O T C He was a member of the rifle team and was captain in R O T C Fred will attend college to become a forester Club National Beta Club literary editor of Crusader subjects Ruth won first prize for an art poster Her hobby IS ice skating She will enroll at Junior College EVELYN SHONTZ Member of the Commercial Club fashion show Stenography and clothing are her favorlte BILL SIGMAN Alternate to the Round Table His favorite subject is drafting Bills hobby is model airplane W Rutherford j Schlo ef L Sha F Sh rley R Sh Ing E Shontz building He will attend Junior College 'Y' B Shrk W Sg . , . . . , . . I ! D l . . . 1 - v , . 11 ' ' 3! ' ' ' . 1 - ' s 9 ' ' - i . u a Q u, . 1 . I 9 1 ' ' 9' ig 5. ,V an GW Y . , m . W . i . i , iff . . iman SENIUHS CSh S ASpzh DON SPEISE Member of H1 Y football and track let terman H1s ambmon 15 to become a professnonal basket ball player Hrs hobbxes are huntmg and fnshmg KATHRYN JUNE STEVENS Presndent of Dracones Club Pep Club manager of property and scenery nn Seven Sxsters fashlon show ARTHUR STRATTON Secretary sergeant at arms and presldent of home room football and track Lettermens Club He wxll attend college un Texas MARY SWARTZ Member of Cent1nelas Club Glrl Re serves fashnon show Her favornte subjects are Spamsh and speech She wxll enroll at Park College 114 ARTHUR SMILEY-President of home room, Hi-Y, cap- tam of track team football letterman He will enter the Unlverslty of Kansas CARLINE SMITH Member of Dracones Club fashxon show Open House gxrls chorus clrculatnon manager of Tower DORIS JUNE SMITH Secretary of Gxrl Reserves fash1on show basketball Her hobby IS savmg letters She plans to take a course nn radno work next year ELSALEAH SMITH Member of the Home Economncs Club Commercial Club fashxon show She wants to be come a secretary EUGENE SMITH Member of the orchestra and band Hrs favornte subjects are chemxstry and physxcs Hns hobby IS collectmg mmerals and he would hke to be a chemlcal engxneer He wxll attend Rolla School of Mxnes ARTHUR SPAETH JR Treasurer of H1 Y Squlres football letterman Kmghtlltes Open House stage crew football assembly Photography IS hxs hobby D Spe I A Str no M S R1 , . 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Smith G. mith , ae , ,- - , - sz - f ' xr 'Q 9 9 , Q' . ,, . , . 1 , - - u 3 7 7 .. , - , . , in K.Szvenl , 3 n . wa SENIUHS HARRIET LOU TRAUTWEIN Thns IS her flrst year at Southeast as she prevxously attended the St Joseph Hlgh School Presndent of home room orchestra Centmelas Club Open House She asks but to llve a happy llfe JOAN TRENT Secretary of Golden Spurs Gxrl R serves play day fashmon show She lxkes art and gym She wants to become a commercxal ar xst WILLIAM R TROXELL Sergeant ln R O T C as sembhes Hls hobby IS d1ssect1ng machmes CONNIE F TUCKER Member of Centmelas Club Kmghthtes Chrnstmas assembly Her favornte subjects are art and muslc Her hobby as marxonettes She desnres to become a commercxal artxst GORDON VALENTINE Representatnve to Round Ta ble Squlres vxce pres1dent of home room photographer of Crusader staff Has ambxtlon IS to become a college professor EVERETT B VAN NOY Commander of Avnatlon Club Open House cxrculatlon manager and fourth page edntor of Tower He lnkes draftxng and aeronautxcal draw lngs He hopes to become an airplane deslgner W1 W S ord B Tetley F Tolle 'Vs rw- W Toell GVlntne V N RICHARD SWETNAM Vnce presndent of Squxres vxce presxdent of Round Table Musketeers second lieutenant m R O T C member of rxfle team publxcxst of semor c ass WILMA SWORD Glrls Glee Club representatlve to mus1c festlval Her favornte subject IS art Her ambltnon IS to become a commercnal artnst She wnll go to work BETTY MAY TETLEY Member of the Centmelas Club Glrl Reserves a cappella cho1r fashnon show She has played the accordxon IH many assembhes Her desnre 15 to play over the radno Betty wnll enroll at the Umversxty of Mlssoun FRANK TOLLE Color guard ln assembly Dracones Club Musketeers corporal m R O T C Frank won scoutmg and patrolmg rxbbons m R O T C He wall ,om the axr corps ' 3 Y , . . i , e- . . 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Swetnam . w SENIUHS mm MARY JEAN WALKER Secretary of G1rl Reserves fashxon show col lector Her favorxte subjects are chem1stry and pubhc speakmg She wrll enroll at Huff s Busxness College to become a secretary DOROTHY YVONNE WALL Member of Golden Spurs Kmghthtes Tower staff fashxon show play day Shorthand and psychology are her favornte subjects She mll become a secretary f l MARJORIE WALLACE Secretary of Commercml Club EARL WALLACE Pres1dent of home room football letterman Hls mterest 15 nn woodwork and physlcal educatnon He hopes to become a professxonal ball player BILL WEBB Hall duty guard track football Hrs Glrl Reserves representatlve to Round Table fash1on show collector She hkes English and shorthand For a hobby she keeps a school scrap book She wxll attend buslness college Umversxty of Kansas JACK EDWARD WEGENER Presldent of home room for two years Kmghtlntes He won a second place shreld 1n hls physxcal educatxon class BETTY JEANNE WALZ Presxdent of home room Commerc1al Club Kmghthtes 0fflCC edntor of Crusader E RAY WHITE Sergeant rn R O T C Squlres Chf1SI N l B Cl b G ld S among eta u 0 en puts mas assembly Thrrteenth Chalr KHlghIl1I6S a cappella assistant from Page fdlfof of Tower chonr Hrs ambutnon IS to become an avxator He wlll Betty wants to become a wrlter enroll at the Umversxty of Kansas M V'alker D Wall E Wallace M YVallace B Wal: B Webb 116 J wegenef R Whne L- ,,- , 'r at I ' - f .5 , . I 1 - I I 7 A X el , . '- -I , X h xp 5 X - . .1 -H . . 9 Y 4 . E X S , . . B- . , I . 1' l s ' 9 1 - . - , ' - favorite subject is physical education. He will attend the Y Y . . , U V , . . I . i . , n 1 . 7 . , y j I .. ,l . b ., l , - . 4 Q . . , , , , , , . . . . . . . ' . 2 K .. ' 9 Cf . l , , l ' , I S. I lc 'R 1: f f l SE IDRS CN- -an-W 441 LEODIS WILLIAMS Representatxve to Round Table Knnghtlxtes orchestra drum major He receaved two frrst ratmgs rn the Natnonal Music Contest CLARENCE WILSON Representatnve to Round Table presndent of home room Squires Clarence has won a K ln football and track Photography rs hrs hobby PEGGY WILSON Secretary of home room Open House Her favornte subjects are foods and physxcal educatlon She lxkes to collect odd handkerchxefs RONALD WILSON Played rn both band and orchestra won band award was member of Engmeers Club Airplanes are hrs hobby VERA WINNIE Mathematlcs IS her favonte subject Her ambxtnon IS to become an effncnent stenographer She wnll enroll at busmess college VIRGINIA WOOD-Representatxve to Round Table member of Gnrl Reserves Her hobby rs wntmg poetry She will take a secretanal course L Williams V Wnnme J Yohn SARAH JANE WRAY Member of gurls chorus a cappella choir orchestra representatxve to Round Table Girl Reserves Kmghtlxtes She wxshes to become a teacher GRANT WYRICK Member of Squxres Kmghtlxtes Grant won fnrst place nn the Natxonal Musnc Contest He wnll attend college JUINE YOHN Presldent of home room orchestra fashxon show offlce assxstant She wxll enroll at busnness college BERNICE YOUNG Member of the orchestra band Golden Spurs Club play day Her ambxtxon ns to become a comptometer operator She wrll enroll at junxor College BETTY LOU ZINSER Presxdent of the Natxonal Beta Club Cen tmelas Club secretary of Round Table lead nn the Thrrteenth Chaxr and Once and For All Knxghtlxtes sergeant at arms of junior class offnce assxstant fashlon show Open House treasurer of semor class queen of R O T C Wilson B Young P Wnlson R Wnlson Wood S Wray G WYIICR I 17 B Zmser , I K K vf?:,g I , Q .. 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' , T . . . 1- I V I 1 W 1 1 I - . . , - , . y I ! - T Y 0 I l I a . l I I l l U I Y TE YEARS HE EE What changes come about durmg a ten year perrod As I am an mvet erate reader there 15 scarcely a news paper that escapes my perusal conse quently I have kept well Informed ln regard to the grad uates of Southeast Hrgh School m the class of 1942 ust recently I have learned that George Mmter has attained hrs lxfe long ambntnon and has become a very successful railroad engmeer while Carl Phllhps and George Russell are st1ll scrubbmg decks You wxll recall that they jomed the navy lmmedxately after graduatron nm Heydon IS strll very energetic and occupxes hls tnme between huntmg and frshmg He hunts one week and frshes the next Charles Henley ns the new general rn Hawau General McArthur d1dn t accompllsh enough to su1t htm so Charles has taken thmgs mto hrs own hands Some of our boys are stlll under h1m Rnchard Swetnam and Rlch ard Bennett are the chnef occupants of the guard house I happened to tune 1n on the World Serres one day re cently whxle Daye Francrs the announcer was relatmg the th1rd game He could hardly talk as Dlck Boone had just h1t hrs thnrd home run of the game The most startlmg advertnsement appeared m the paper yesterday beggxng some one to put Joanne Johnson and Ruth Shrrltngs latest mventxon on the market Thexr freckle remover cream lS guaranteed to remove all skm blemishes at the first appllcatlon In the same paper I read that the Oakwood Dance School produces the best dancmg teachers thxs sxde of the MISSISSIPPI Rryer wlth Ann Pollard Bernlce Hefter and Betty Gardner takmg all the honors Some of thexr recent pupxls mcludxng Ernest Henrlcks Arlene Edwards Dxck Haw kms and Elsaleah Smnth have become some of our latest stars As I walked through the Umon Station last eyemng whom should I chance to meet but Maxnnt Creech She was returmng to Jefferson Cnty to resume her work as private secretary to Senator Casey I am told that Luclle Crow IS the skatmg ehampnon of 1952 but doesn t she know that she can t get to heay en on roller skates because she IS apt to roll rxght past those pearly gatesa On Broadway there are two famlllar names blazmg 1n rmmense letters They are Betty Walz and An1ta Page They are renouned fan dancers and vaudeyrlle enter tamers My lnttle boy has been askmg for a helmet and as I fmally consented to get hlm one we went down town to make the purchase and who should we fmd modelmg them but Marshall Martm Extra' Extra' I heard the newsboy shoutmg I pur chased a paper and these headlmes greeted my eyes Dor othy Parkms and Colleen Moore have been named the most prominent actresses m Hollvwood I was tempted to telegraph congratulatxons to both I was quxte surprnsed to read that Georgra Cook June Yohn Jackre Rea Mlldred Gunn Jeanne Mason Mary Cooperxder Bette Dxal and Betty Znnser had been nom mated as the most beautrful and efflclent housewxves If these gurls have become more capable than they were when nn Southeast there must be real competntxon among them You may use your own lmagmatxon as to how I learned about Louns Mmter but suffnce rt to say that he IS collectmg old metals the klnd that he fmds nn purses and pockets He IS employed mostly at mght Pearl Broyles has become famous for her large collec tlon of engagement rlngs She IS m court now for her fourth breach of promnse su1t Have you vtsxted Southeast lately? If you haye not I am sure that you wrll appreclate thls b1t of xnformatron Many of the former faculty members have retired and have been replaced by some of our classmates Wnlma Sword has taken Mxss Abbott s place whlle Loretta Bradley has Mr B111 s pos1t1on Paulme Russell has become head of the traffre squad to replace Mrss Towles and Doctor Perkms has relmquxshed her posltron to Lors Prmdtvxlle B111 ackman has relleved Mr Patterson whlle Jewell Schlomer replaces Mnss Crow Don Frazner IS now prrn cxpal mstead of Mr McMrllan Don McM1llan and Lxlltan Shaw are co starrtng rn one of the latest comedxes They are seen ln only small thea tres but they are attractmg large aud1ences I had a desxre to drrvt through Sw opt Park recently and I saw two men whom I felt sure that I knew feeding the ammals As I approached nearer I recogmzed them to be George and Lawrence Meyers They are real authorltnes on evervthmg pertalmng to a zoo Betty Boshell Irene Porter and Rosemary Ewnng are smgmg and swmgmg wnth Grant Wyrneks Snlzlnng Swmgsters Buy a hamburger? Yes you guessed It Its Btll Webb calhng down on Fxfteenth Street He has a ham Y V . . . . Y vI I ' V ' 7 V ' y . a y I - I Y Y I I Y u u - . . 1 a . . . . - Y y , , . . . I , - s . . . . . ' 1 J. V . . . . . 9 . , . . . . . I I ' 7 V - ' ' V V I 9 v - - . , . y . , . . 1 . - . ' . - . . . , . . . . . . . .V . . . Y . - v ' , Y . V . . . . . . Y 7 I 7 Y I v I l I I I 7 x 1' V 1 w , Y V 1 7 5 ' 7 nz I - 1 1 ' ' s 'f I . ' ' 7 I I v v 1 Y ' , , , , . . . . I g Y, y 1 Y vu - - s v . . . . . . fy - 1 -. -V - v ' ' 1 . I . . w I . I H 1 v l r s 1 v 3 - ' u V as V ' v ' . , 1 . burger stand that all of the hungry people of that sect1on frequent and he has made so many hamburgers that he begrns to resemble Wlmpy Popeye s frlend Do you remember how much Mary Jean Walker loved a f1re7 Well her love for flares has made her the flrst lady flre chref of Shawnee Kansas Betty Nutt and Gene Davldson are now rnakmg the smgmg records for the Lux radlo advert1sements Hadn t you notnced how famxlrar the records sound? Lo and behold Barbara Brassf1eld has fmallv attamed her lrfe long amb1t1on that of bexng on the stage She IS sweep1ng stage floors 1n a downtown theatre Letha Cade and Ethel Crowell are the buyers for The Store Wlthout A Name Don Dayton told me a short tlme ago that he stlll dreams every mght about that advertrsement that he just mlssed gettmg for the Tower Staff Oh yes you wrll recall that Sam Ponlck mtended to be come a crxmmologxst He faxled to reach that professlon but smce there IS a frve thousand dollar reward offered for h1s return he seems to be makmg bus1ness for someone e se I happened to pass a dress shop on Pettrcoat Lane re cently and I notlced that Dona Wells was the manager Do you remember Norma Peck? I heard that she was myured whrle roller skatmg and was compelled to gave up dancmg She IS now teaching the l1ne at the Follxes jack Rupert and Jack Wegener are the co managers of a large Kresge estabhshment I recelved a real shock yesterday when I read IH one of our local papers that Art Stratton ns stxll a student rn Texas He recexves has board and room free smce he has establrshed hrmself as a lrfetxme student Perhaps you may recall that John Wlllrams and Paul Hrrt started around the world rmmedlately after gradu atxon They have reached New York and lf they are patrent and persistent enough they may accompllsh the entlre trxp Gerald Gray s hobby of photography has become a busl ness He takes prctures of convncts as they travel the one way road 1nto Smg Smg It IS gruesome 1sn t nt? Marguentte Lrebst and Dora Nanny have contxnued wrth therr gymnasxum work When I v1s1ted an old ladles home recently I heard some one callnng One two three bend to the floor l looked 1nto what appeared to be a vacant room and there were those two gxrls takmg a score or more of the old ladles through thexr darly ex ercxses Dora Green IS a blues smger m one of the famous New York n1ght clubs Her slogan IS If surclde falls ry t IS Thns mornmg T J Haggard and Bob Harrar came to sell some of thelr own brand of shavmg cream called Use It and You 11 Wrsh You Hadn t I told them that smce my husband had decrded to grow a beard that I would be unable to patronrze them lfNorma Kraus IS teachmg a drstnct school near Waldo I am told that she has dxffrculty to manage some of the brg boys as they all want to make dates wlth her As Leodls W1ll1ams was unable to declde whether to be come a muslcran or a vete xnarnan he declded to combme the two professwns and now whrle he treats the suck am mals he soothes them wrth his sweet musrc Hrs able assnstant IS Bob Pearson Eugene Garrxson and Gordon Bennett are operatmg a shootrng gallery They frequent all countv falrs and seem to be domg a paymg business Sarah Jane Wray Marjorre Wallace Peggy Wrlson and Dorothy Wall are known as the Four W s They can be heard screammg m every P0'llClC3l meetmg for the nomlnatnon of a woman for president of the Unxted States Jack Hartman and Gordon Valentme have recently opened a college book shop For extra money Gordon takes stamp plctures of students Genevra Poteet Evelyn Moore and Ruth Ann Dunkel berg are keepmg a pet shop but the only pets they have for sale are whnte rats and monkeys Mary Ellen Drexler Norma Leedy and Bermce Young are manufacturmg a perox1de hanr bleach wxth whnch they are experlmentmg on thexr own haxr Merwm Ashwrll james Becker Dave Comer and Earl Dunn have become mternatnonally known as the A B C D Powers Dxck Le Rosen and John Ehrlnch are the flrst members of Congress that our class has produced How they do haranguc when they want to have a bnll passed Bob Kerley and Ralph Potter have a date bureau and some of the1r most popular customers are Barbe jean Gossett Karleen Dxckerson and Vlrgmra Olrver Wllbur Nlewald and Angelo Passantmo now have a famous art studlo Some of thenr best models are Mary Kmcald Barbara Orrlck o June Boenker and Gloria Hardw1ck I am told that Rnchard Harlan has become qunte an expert at barkmg llke a dog and that he IS begmnmg to resemble one smce he lets h1s halr grow long over hrs eyes Betty Tetley who has become a musncnan of note 15 playxng her accordxon on the concert stage Frank Tolle has one of the largest vaudevrlle troupes 1n the world wxth Harrret Trautwem and Joan Trent as . . . . ,, . . . t h' Y, , . . 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Y ' Y Y 1 7 7 l - 119 1 tumblers oan Connet Mary Lynn Keller and Betty Horsley as songsters Wanneta Kolb Betty Imes and Elaxne Hoopes as dancers and Kathry ne Stevens and Martha In man as trght rope performers Who could ask for a bet ter orgamzat1on7 Maurme Ishmael june Hughes Homer Prnkard and Anna Lee Cramer are producmg the lllustratlons for a weekly comic magazme Kenny Hanchett has been huntmg lost golf balls for a lxvmg lately Eldon Chasteen Arnold ennmgs and Basil Jeffrles are commg up 1n the world They are washmg wnndows on the top floor of the Empnre State Bulldmg Smce sugar IS scarce Betty Ballew Alnce Barnard Law rence Becker and Hollrs Bledsoe are quxte rn demand as they are keepmg bees to produce honey They them selves are known as the four B s Rrchard Randolph IS stxll a prrvate 1n the army H w1ll probably retlre as a prnvate when hrs pensron IS avarlable nn two more years Hxlles McLane and Catherme McIntyre have been named as the most mterestxng couple of the class They are travelmg evangellsts and w1ll soon tour Afrnca Clarence Wrlson and Charles Dlxon are famous wrrters of frctron whose books have made them mdependently wealthy Congratulatrons to Burt Burnham and Eddre Anderman Burt has recently been nom1nated for presrdent of the mate vnce presldent Have you read the latest book on football? It was wr1tten by Bob Alexander on how to play the game Randolph Erhart wrote the concludmg chapter You w1ll recall that they drd not lrke the football rules fol lowed by Southeast Wrlbur Andreasen IS travelmg wrth a clrcus as an elephant tramer Josephmt johnson Ruth Ann Bxrd and Barbara Nowell are making thelr debut ln grand opera next week They have studrtd at home and abroad and have really be come qurte renowned Mary Roos and Betty Shnrk are m New York and wxll soon leave for Europe as employees of the Assocxated Press Marylu. Crlst has become the feature vyrnter on the Rosedale Rey levy Paulme McAnally ns the advertnsmg manager of the same pubhcatnon There IS nothmg so dxsmal as a sey ere cold Thxs ns Eyerett Glenn s favorrte speech oy er the radxo every nrght about sux thnrty o clock He IS advertmsmg a patent medxcme of hxs own concoctxon Yes after all these years Leo Ernst ns stxll a steam fxt ter s apprentrce He found hrs callmg and stayed wrth nt Bette Crawford who has taken Mrs Roosevelt s place on the Youths Radlo Hour Program may be heard over station XYZ each mornmg at ten o clock I vy as shopp1ng ID New York one day last week and m one of the large stores of ladxes ready to vyear goods I found Wiyra jane Mrller modelmg the newest bathmg suxts Elame ohnson the modern eyenlng gov ns and Faye Cram the newest street clothes At the same store Dorothy Oatman and Helen Jeppesen are modelmg knee hlgh boots for women Ray Garrlson ack ODonnell B111 Rutherford and B111 Slgman are runmng a practlcal yoke bureau Many of therr orngxnal saymgs may be seen on hrghway sxgns as one travels from coast to coast Nadme Bell has been announced as an expert baseball play cr and Mary Katherme Becker who was pitcher on the same team has resngned to sell prckles at a Chicago Woolworth store Mary Pottorf and Naxdene Frank are now actmg at the Lrttle Theatre on Lmwood Boulevard john Paul Russell has just one fault to overcome be fore he becomes a super salesman and that 1S he must stop talkmg the customer out of buvlng what he xs trymg to sell to hnm Brll Grable has become a famous archxtect who desrgns artrflcxal bulldlngs for a movlng preture concern rn Hollywood nurseryman IS producxng gooseberrnes as brg as pumpklns Evelyn Shontz because she desired a l1fe of entertain ment IS travelmg abroad and enjoymg the scenery Don Boyd IS busy as a SCICHIISI He IS still trylng to squeeze blood out of a turnxp Mary Swartz and Vrrgmra Wood are makmg a world wrde famous blscuxt and travelers are maklng a path to thenr door ln order to sample thexr product Richard Chaphn and Wayne Davns have recently per fected a large scooter whnch promises to replace the auto mobrle Bettv Hawkms and Vera Wmme photographers for the Natronal Geographxc Magazme are en oy mg their perxences as thev are permltted to travel far and vude Mike Davns Ray Norvtll and Bob Rook are traxnmg seals nn the Bronx Zoo Harold Rxce Everett Van INoy and Ronald Wnlson are operatmg a general store where they sell ey ery thmg from shoe strlngs to hardvy are Conmt Rolando Shnrley Nation Charleen Reynolds and Norma McClure are really busy dovyn m the south D , . . . . . , J , 4 1 . . 4 , , Q 1, - , , I . . , ' - 9 . . 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I 1 Y - , , 1 120 - seas regron as they are tryxng to learn some of the nauve dances L1ll1an Rodd and Velma Brnscoe are co edntors of a ladxes fashlon magazlne They are acquxrmg fame from thexr ongmal deslgnmg Ronald Cotts has become a successful dent1st and has recently perfected the productnon of artrfrcxal teeth for horses Frank Rxes and John Mountjoy have been supervnsmg a boys mdustrral school and puttmg themselves up as models for the boys to xmntate Bob Moore and Jlmmy Campbell along wrth Fred Shrrley have become successful lawyers rn Avondale Jack Batty has replaced Lronel Barrymore rn the movxes and wrll play the part of Scrooge over the radlo next Chrlstmas Earl Wallace IS a famous ball player who IS takmg m structlons from poor old Babe Ruth Norman Mansell has recently been elected representa trve to the Mxssourx legxslature to take the place of joe Shannon Peggy Conant Betty Generaux and Betty Cunmngham who are now lxttle more than skeletons are operatmg a reduclng shop Helen and Ruth McFall are seldom rn the clty any Pete Cencx Kenneth Shxreman Edward Dav1s and W1l lram Troxell make thenr lrvrng by drvmg for the penmes whrch travelers throw overboard mto the Mxssourr rrver ack Farber s prcture appeared ID the paper yesterday with the announcement that he 15 the best basketball referee rn the country Do you need a new hat? If you do get your feathers from Lourse Denny and Carlrne Smrth who own a pea cock farm rn Australra Holly Haworth has wrltten an mterestmg book on the study of Latm whrch rs entrtled Latrn and Why You Should Not Study It Ray Whrte who has gone on and on wxth his rmper sonatlons 15 not quite sure now as to who he really 15 One day he thmks he rs Presrdent Roosevelt and the next day he thmks he ns Peter Rabbxt Dorothy Roth Eugeme Nelson and Jean Holley have served as nurses durmg the recent war and just recently they have been presented medals for therr dxstmgulshed servrces Lounse Wrrght who has recently been recognnzed m the musxcal world may be seen and heard mghtly at the Mann Street Theatre Have you seen the new necklaces that are so wxdely advert1sed9 Aren t they clever? They were desrgned by Ernestnne Fausset and Lela Thornton I almost forgot to tell you that Bob Henker has become a world renowned blcycle racer When a certam lady had guests a few days ago the re port came to me that one of them had the power to tell a person about hls lost frxends and relatrves l was for tunate enough to arrange a prrvate srttmg with her and to my pleasant surprrse she gave me the followmg rn formatlon Clyde Hendrlcks and Walter Crrst are auc troneers Thexr specnalty rs the sellmg of old school books You remember how they always drd prefer to talk durlng a study perxod rather than to read thexr texts Robert Hollmshead rs a chnef of pohce and a good one too for he caught the famous Tom Arello stealmg hearts Thomas Benedxct and Vernon Colt are conductmg a tour and teachmg Life Savmg wxth Davxd Flemmg per formxng hrgh drve exhlbrtnons Conme Tucker has been named correspondent rn a dn vorce sunt Tut' Tut' And to thmk she would alienate the affectnons of the husband of one of her best grrl frrends Dorxs June Smxth The Dodson Herald has rarsed the salary of nts ablest reporter Art Smnley from S15 00 a month to S15 50 Thls rs the hlghest salary ever paid by thus publxcatron and although the companv IS undergorng a great flnancnal nsk they believe lt worth whrle rn thxs case Betty Atchlson Norma Lee Brown and Betty Jean Croskey are great socral workers who spend much of thelr trme padlockrng mght clubs at last the world may be saved from vrce by these noble women Bermce Dewey Ethel ones and Mable Klaus have been employed by the Park Board to feed the gold fnsh m the ponds throughout the cxty Robert Estes Don Groll and Gordon Herrman have leased several acres of ground m Johnson County where the1r sngn reads Gumea prgs for sale Upon xnvestlga tron It was learned that Robert was raxsmg gurneas whxle Don and Gordon were raxsmg prgs Bette McClure and Aubrey Moore havxng heard about the early brrd all thelr l1ves get up every mornlng before daylnght and go out to catch h1m They will surely make a name for themselves nf they ever succeed erry Klrtley and Gene Smxth have patented a me chamcal nose to dlp mto other peoples busmess l promlses to be a real success Arthur Spaeth and Don Spelse have organlzed the Spaeth Spelse Spxce Company Thenr prlncnpal product 15 Varrety the spxce of lxfe It seems that l have exhausted my supply of news for the present but rf our class of 1942 has become so famous and accompllshed so many thmgs 1n the past ten years what may we expect of them ln the future? . . . . , . , - l . . . , Q o . . , - , . . . : - . , . . , . ,... , , . . . , . A . . . i . . . - , . 7 I l ' . . , , . . . I , . . . , . . . y more as they have become professional dancers of renown. - 5 ., . , . . - . l . - 5 J , ' ' , f J . . , . , I . . . . U . D , . YY , 5 , - . , . . ' J . . . , . - . I , . I x 1 ' - u ' my ' ' , . 5 7 . 3 Q 1 121 - Gotcha' Dlgmfxed Semofs W if NMR!-Ez..,..4. Glamour Puss Mom's Hero -122-- D . egnlqbn of a cuwe V CC XA roman a beautxi Beg! DOKXQ oi Sl3Ve Dignity 0t0gI-aphy 3 5 7 A phase in our life has ended. W'ith faltering steps we take a last stroll around the school grounds. realizing as we do so, that our work has been completed. The pomp of graduation is over and in its place we have many happy memories. From the tower we overlook the Mirror Pool and right across from it is the entrance to Swope Park, scene of many happy school picnics and get-togethers. In the dusk of evening, the tower becomes an inspiring silhouette against the pale gray sky, peaceful in the shades of the approaching night. Q Do you remember when universal daylight saving time began, how strange it seemed to walk to school in the clark and to see the school lights shining through the morning mist? Do you remember the many times you have walked up the school steps ready for the day's work . . . and fun? Many were the hours we spent in the library, cramming for a testg looking up material for that term paperg or more than likely, waiting for a friend. The library was a fine meeting place, every- one was there, or so it seemed to the distracted librarians. fl! -1 5- sournmsv a .HUDUC Ll 33AARy RANCH , .wigs 8 ,..A..4.........,-.. .... . ,, .. ,af nw' .asga 5, ,- wtf' 3 .v.-ai Q. -it Mi Who can forget the tower? We raise our eyes and there it is loom- ing before us, piercing the cloud- less sky. i 1 1 1 lr, 1 a f 7.1 .' ,,1 - ...av X ..-an-aw 'vo- . ,- , .-5. 4 1-ns' ch che A hush descends upon Southeast wi first of snowy calm, the scho snow of winter. Amid a p ol bol of inspiration. 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