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

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u i . Mi-rriman JitcubMin, Ru t•lI jtihn on, Janu ' S Jnllcy. Bi ' Uy Jane Jiiiio. Chark ' s Junf.s, Patsy J.iy. Dorothy Ilindricks, Dorothy Mae Ki-niiL-dy, Vera Lea Kimball. Mary Jo Kinder, Nellie Ann king. Car ' el Kloi)[)er, Xadine Kufhn, William Kraft. Jean Celia I.andrith, Wilma 1,1-rner, Renee Lewi- ' . Walter Lyle. Ray M. Lvnn, Patty M ' atev. Bill Maier, Alfred Major, Winifred Mann, Marilyn Jo Mantel, Joan Marksbury. Eugene Mar(iness. Shirley MLC:iIlum, Chas. Lester McCarth. Eileen McDonald. Shirley McGhee. Robert McGinnis. Marita McLaughlin, Billy McLoughlin. Ethel McMuUin. Lynn McNeil, Ben Ie eness, Marilvn Meyer, Mildred Millen. Marv Sue Miller, Ben Miller. Delor Miner. Beverly Joyce Iinniear, Bob Moore. Beverly Morgan. James Murri-h. Cynthia Mossinan. jane MiUiiitjoy, Prank Mountjoy. Jack Nelson. Carolyn Nichols. Phil Nict)Il. Irene Nnlte, Margaret O ' Connell. Joe Owen. Jewel Pack. Dick Palmer. Bob I ' rnce. Eldon D. Jr. iVnninglon. Darrell I ' lrn-noud. Alfred I ' cierv, Billy l ' rtrr en, Ruth IN-tre, Peccy I ' etly. Alberta Pelly. Dorothy Marie Phillips, Wanda Poe, Barbara Poteet. Charmaine Powell, Leroy Pucci. Jeanne Rainer. Dorothy Lee Ramsey. Richard 28

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FRESHMEN Behold! the freshman. He may be compared to the smallest type of air craft, the luh fruincr. He is full of enthusiasm but possesses little power. A cub is a good name for him because he is just starting on his first cruise through a year of secondary education. As a cub trainer he will learn, through experience, the ways, customs, and ideals of his home base Southeast. He may crack up but he will come back fighting. A little fellow with big ideas for the future ' he. All power to the cub trainer. Eckstein. Ruth Eft, Robert Ellintt. Uunald Ells. Roy Erisman, Patsy Erisman. Shirley Ethetton. Marceline Ford. Joy Foster. Bob Fuqua. Barbara (iaar. Norman Ganser. Robert Gardner. Herbert Gaulke. Jo Ann George. Richard Gerken. Waneta Gibson. Gene Gish. Robert Glinn. Paul Gnadt. Richard Goodman. Leonard Gordon. Lois (iossett. Newton Graver. Joy Green, Rosalie Greenhaw. Donald Greenen.Geraldine Fadra Gross. Ann Groves. Harold Giierranl. Cecilia Hall. DeEtta Hall. Norma Jean Happy. Geraldine Harkins. Dan Harrenstien. Howard Harris. R. C. Hawkins, . nna Hawkins. Ed Hayward, Bill Hennessy. Sarah Henry, Thomas Hill.Marjorie Jo Hoat ' land. Mitchell liolloway. Robert Hopkins. Pat Hornbeck. Jean Hoskins. Carl Huff. Phil - i H 7

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Rfcd. Clyde Reed, Thelma Redding. Foster Rennau, Betty Lou Reynolds. Shirley Rice, Joann Richly, Alan Richmond. Hyron Riggs, John Riley. Pauline Roach. Mildred Roberts. Ronald Rogers, Margaret RoUert, William Rowe, janies Ro Yland, Blaine Rubins, Richard Rucker, Wilma Audrey Russell. Glen Sanna, Catherine Schaffer. Peggy Scheldt, Techla Schwecheimer, Philip Seitter, Bob Sharpies, Jeanne Simpson, ' erna Smalley, Rhoads David Smart, Jeanette Smith, Betty Smith, Donald Smith, Doris Smith, Hazel Smith, Jack Smith. Julian Smith, Louis Souther, Xorma Soxman, Kenneth Spader. Harvey Spitler. Jimmy Spradling, Henry Stafford, Ethel Mac Stafford, Pat Stiegler, Bob Louis Stillman, Richard E. Stines, Molly Stirton, Billy Stirton, Don Stites, Janet Stockton. Joy Stone. Jewell Summerskill, Gordon Swetnam, Jo Ann Talbot. John Thompson, Marcia Thompson. Ruth Torrence, Margaret Tvedten, John Uzzell. Phyllis Waldrop, Jack Walkup. Paul Wallace, Mary Lea Weber. Richard White, Bill White. Shirley Whitehead, Bob Whize. Dick Williamson, Floyd Willoughby. Don Wilson. Everett Wiseman, Phyllis Marie Wright, Gloria Wright. Marjorie Sue ■ft ' J d Hn ' Ji QQir n oK ' ' Kjuz. y- ' 9