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

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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 .

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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

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