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

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OFFICE STAFF LIBRARIANS xi I5 3 Ht' K 45? Mr. jones, Mr. Powell, Miss Patch, Mrs. Smith, Mr. McMillan, Miss Robinson, Miss Dingce. lnxrls: Ruth Robinson, Regixlmr: Dolores Patch, Svr'rz'lary. The office staff consists of Miss Ruth Robinson, registrar, and Miss Delores Patch, clerk. It is their responsibility to look after all school records, en- rollments, transfers, and withdrawals. They take care of excuses and tardies, lost and found articles, and attend to other innumerable duties which running a school entails. Have you ever considered what we would do without a library? All through the year students use the library for reference work in connection with assignments. For studies and just for pleas- ure, books play an important part in the building of a person's education and in strengthening his character. Miss Deatherage and her assistants are kept busy finding books for both teachers and students. We owe them a vote of gratitude for their services. Sallie lf. Ueatlierage, lilulrlrfr 1,i!17'4IV'itUIj lilora Denebcin, ClvilJn'r1'x ,'l.vxi.xlm1l: Ruth Gralinm, SllI7I77'Uf1'X.Yf0Ilzll .flxxixfrlllfg Francis Helff, c?l7i1t1I'l'II,X Ijbruriaug Kathryn Hotfer, Firxl Axxixltml. 15

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JUNIOR RED CROSS l l i FIRST SENlliSTl1iR RED CROSS lourllv Ron- Alan Riehly, Richard Ramsey, Richard W'hite, Virginia Rodd, Shirley Ann l'ra1ier, Dorothy Kemp. james Begin, lrene Bell. 'Iifvrul Ron--joanne Mtlane, Marita McGinnis, Lois Stringherg, Audrey Duggan, Miriam Major, Pat' King, Barlvara Stevenson, Mary llallieltl. Swiuiil Rim'---Alleen Armstrong, Beverly jones, Eddie Marmon, Mary Katherine Hicks, john Nlfhite, Mary jane Carlson, joan ilrixt. lfiril Rnirilnwetz Miwx Iilarihel W'oodwarLl, spomor, Helen janssens, Tom Cfooperider, Frank Thompson, Rose Marie Ulcen, june Bowman. SECOND SEMESTER RED CROSS lvmrlli Run--'Bill Pryor, jim Phillips, George Kolian, Boh Scott, Bill Rollert, john Whse, Bob lloltlelaw, Boh Minniear, Bill W'ise. Tfilril Rim'-Gloria Patch, Vivian Cartwright, Virginia lfletcher, Betty Minshall, Ruth Eekwtein, jeanne Adanwm, jean Parrish, Charles Rieder. Swrouil Rll1l cl.lI'.l Barker, Shirley ilihoinpwn, Dorothy Hemlrie ks, Pauline Clieatliam, Wanifred Major, Ilonalene Nexhill, joann ,'Xrluntl. In-il Rnl4 'llolw Newxom, Kenneth llritlel, joyee Redwine, joan NlVright, Beverly Said, jaekie janney, Naomi Bal-ily. T I4

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COLLECTORS ASSISTANTS 'l'fvn'il Ron'-Ralpli Hall, Paola Marshall, David Bryant, W'ayne Wilsiili, Robert Gish, Carol NY'inton, Shirley Sandie. Smmlil R011 glioherta Tyner, Sally Melnteer, Donna Stinson, I.il.1 Crittenden, Sarah Hennessy, .lean llarrish. lifril Ron'-llavid lielzer, Dot lfrank, lidirh Vfileher, Ruby Morlang, Beverly Said. lllwl: Mr. M. M. Bills. Irene Bell, kloy Cfarey, IVlH',U .X ll.Y.YfXlIHIf,X. l11.n'l: Mrs. Smith. Aleanette Holes, llhlllfilllf fu Min !JilI.Ql'!'. The collectors, a select group of students work- ing under the supervision of Mr. M. M. Bills, took care of all money collected for school activities, the community fund, and Victory Bonds and stamps. They also delivered tickets for school activities to the home rooms. joy Carey and Irene Bell worked in the Health 16 Center as aids to Mrs. Oleeda Mall Smith, the school nurse. During the tuberculin tests and X-rays, these girls were very helpful in taking care of the students. Jeanette Bolas was Miss Minnie lf. Dingee's assistant in the office. She typed records and occasionally assisted in checking absences.