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

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SENIORS KENZIL ADAMS-Member of the Tower staff: first lieutenant in the R.O.T.C.: rifle team: treasurer of home room. Kenzil's favorite subjects are drafting and aero- nautics: his hobby, collecting stamps. MARGARET Dli ALMINANA-Member of Centinelas: Tower staff: Knightlites. Took part in Spanish assembly, fashion show, and modern dancing exhibition. She enjoys ice skating and reading. She plans to attend junior College. ALLlf.liN ARMSTRONG-National Beta Club: president of Dracones: Girl Reserves: Tower representative: Round Table representative: collector: treasurer of Red Cross: office assistant: orchestra. Alleen plans to attend 'Iunior College. MARY LUli BAKER-Member of Commercial Club and Penthouse Players: Tower representative: Memorial and Victory Bond and stamp assemblies: Freshman Induction: Knightlites: president of home room. Mary Luc hopes to go to Missouri University. MARY LOU BALDVVIN-Commercial Club: home room president: hockey, volleyball, and basketball sports days: Knightlites: Tower staff. Mary Lou plans to become a model. Her favorite subject is physical education. She en- joys collecting snapshots. LYLIA BALES-Girl Reserves: Dracones: Golden Spurs: Camp Fire Girls: Knightlites: four sports days: home room officer: advertising manager of the Tower: hall guard. Her favorite subjects are physical education and mathematics. LESLIE BANGHART-Leslie was a member of the Hi-Y and was the chairman of devotion. He also was a member of the track team. His favorite subjects are mathematics and history. Leslie plans to attend junior College next year. HAROLD BARNIQTT-He was president of his home room. Harold took part in the Christmas assembly as a member of the choir. His favorite subjects are chemistry and physical education. His hobby is fishing. He plans to join the Navy. ADELAIDIQ BARRIQRA-Adelaide's favorite subjects are stenography and typing. She enjoys participating in all sports. Collecting stamps is her hobby. She plans to do secretarial work next year. ROSCOE BliDIiLI.--Hi-Y: Round Table representative: sergeant-at-arms in home room: first team letterman in football and basketball: cafeteria guard: letter awards as- sembly. His favorite subject is physical education.

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MARILYN BI2liM-Marilyn was a member of the girls' octet and the a cappella choir. She took part in Knight- lites and the music festival. She came from Wyglndtmtte her junior year. Marilyn plans to go to Park College. .IUAN BIfCCS-President of Centinelas and Quill and Scroll: secretary of National Beta Club and home room: editor-in-chief of Tower: literary editor of Crusader: A.fX.U.XY'.: Senior Business Committee: Round Table and Red Cross representatives: Spanish and newswriting awards. IRI'fNI'f BICII,-Member of the Crusader stall: nurse's assistant in the health center: collector: Red Cross repre- sentative: took part in I7reshman Induction. Irene's favor- ite subjects are photography and history. Her hobby is photography. I RI'fIJ BIRIJ+Iired's favorite subjects are Ifnglish and aeronautics. Irle took part in Knightlites. He will go home to the Ozarks after graduation. .II'ffXNIf'I IiIi BOLAS-Member of Centinelas and Na- tional Beta Club: Spanish assembly: Freshman Induction: athletic editor of the Crusader: basketball, volleyball, and hockey sports days: ollice assistant: hall guard. She plans to attend college. IiI,AINIf BRAZICAL-Girl Reserves and National Beta Club: collector: Senior Business Committee: Centinelas: oflicer of Quill and Scroll: third-page editor of Tower: senior editor of Crusader: Knightlitesg participated in bas- ketball and volleyball sports days. BIQTTY LOU BROXVN-Member of Commercial and National Beta Clubs: Girl Reserves: Knightlites: girls' octet: Senior Business Committee: Teen Town Committee: a cappella: Ilreshman Induction: music and Memorial assemblies: music festival. DAVID BRUXVN-David was a member of the inter- class all-star football team. His favorite subjects are physics and art. His hobby is collecting knives and guns. David plans to attend ,Iunior College. I.IfON BROXVNIJIICLD-Drum major of the marching band: Knightlites orchestra: a cappella choir: hall guard: won cornet contest award: treasurer of home room. Leon plans to go to junior College. LORNI-I BUCHNIIR-Member of the I-Ii-Y: two year letterman in basketball and track: lezterman in football. Lorne will attend the University of Missouri. SENIORS