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

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1947 volume:

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Counselor HELEN PIOXVELL Clofbiizg CHARLES HUHN Social Science BRENDA MANNING Art WANDA MUSGRAVE Music LEONARD RICE Scicn cc I 1 1 , wld X' IU f 'Lf Milky lf! l vig fi' , Qlffivujr lf' 191111, six 1 'Y 'JJ 4 FLORENCE STRINQBERG HESTER TOXVLES HERBERTA TOWNER CLARIBEL WOODWARD MILDRED WRIGHT Common Learning.: S4-iam-p L,,,,g,,,,ge Scimcf, Foods K - l . 4 W 5 1 Q X 4 - , N DOROTHY CANHAM Physical Education X. Z up l 1 fa f A-' ! 1 nuxytl 'V J' 71. I l b., , -W uf 'E X YLA I r. Pdf? U .X ,an 4 SQ at f f 1' 7 X f X S 1 4 X , 5 SALLIE DEATHERAGE KATHRYN HOEEER ROSALPE HAMMER FRANCES HELFF FLORA DENEBEIM 'Brrmcla Librarimz First Assistant Adult Assisianf Chillif6l7,S Librarimz C!9iIlfVFl1,S Assistani Each member of the staff is consecrated to the belief that a nobler America can be built by the development of human resources. The library, as the center of the school, endeavors to fullill this function through co-operation with faculty and students. We suggest and sup- ply from the abundant printed and visual ma- terial, discussions of the problems confronting Modern Youth. Q'To kill one,s fellow creatures needs no great genius, but to calm a tempest by prudence and judgment is a Worthy achievement indeedf' Since Wars begin in the minds of men, it is in the minds of men that the defenses of peace must be constructed. Sarah Hennessy First Row-jo Arm ofa.. ag. ,f 1' It I f 4 . is . , , .,,, . .V I 47: .51 .1 , ' , ' ,ff 1, . 1' jf ' V :I v ' - .,,, V7 , , ,.,. . ji gj,4,.: 'aw f Jewel Stone Lois Weisheimer .Adialfanfd ,m f 413. fc, u ,, . ,fje ,a ff ,. i 25.151, .5 W f , I ,MWKWMV 454 . ,f, . fzyw 0114,-M if 5 ' nigh? V .c f - a WV, V wwf, . Q51 V ' , , ,,,Q:1 2V , V V-QM V 9 - 'V - 14514 1 -rf y V, .Vsgfgy Y 'zqgd .fa-f if , 4 ' if 7 ' j , W . V 1 f ' f-Ita., HI . , fff , V J ff - ' M- v V. f - 4 45 ff . W' ' feff 1 , Ruth Petersen Marjorie jo Hill Marolinn Graham Qfiafam Bowers, Margaret Ruble, Barbara Smalley. Salma! Scconcl Row-Mr. Bills, Colleen Stanley, Dorla Eaton, Jerrie Greenen, Ralph Hall. First Row-Mildred Meyer, Patsy jones, Nancy Rose Chiarcgli, Marilyn Stockton, Donna McNcllis, Dorothy joy. Second Row-Lonnie Summers, Martha Morton, Harold McClintock, Bill Rollert, Vera Lea Kennedy, Berry Vfagner. Third Row-Miss Towles, Bob Palmer, john Larson, David Silkiner, Dorothy Rainer. I0 'E N, x ,V mi I3 F S Cakferia Sga First Row-Opal Diehl, Frances Ellis, Leona Beard, Ruth Phillips, Miss Wark. Second Row-Lulu Austin, Edna Henry, Jenny Parmer, Myrtle Riese, Nadine Davis, Erma Gilles, Raymond Hill, -Grace Cobert, June Ellis. CMJEOCAQIZJ First Row--Milton Boyd, William C. White, Stewart Jacoby. Second Row--Herbert Brunn, Mr. Jones, George Dickey, J. W. Sutton. ll 3 l i f 'C 1 1 4 5 2 4 1 n . I E E 1 5 Y , 2 5 u H Q i a 1 4 e E I J 1 2 i E S i . E n 1 5 E 5 e E S r. f 2: E K H E 3 5 a 1 . 4 I 5 z E 5 3 2 s s i e Q E I 4 fra , .,-.B enior CL.. 47 Quickly the years have passed and now the senior is a full-fledged Knight. Back in the days when he was an eager freshman, when he ran up the wrong side of the stairs, or when he became lost in the Castle, he looked forward to this-his graduation day-so vaguely distant at times. Now that it is here, it frightens him. Thoughtfully he reviews his four years of high school. They now seem to have been ex- tremely short-all too short and assuming the nature of a wonderful dream. But like all dreams, it ends as suddenly as it began and he is now faced with the reality of the future. The teachings of the class room suddenly loom be- fore him as stepping stones to the future. He cannot turn back, he must go forward. Congratulations to you, Worthy Knight, and success to you in your quest for future achieve- ment. enior M ALMAMCOCP5IR.AN giftorian 14 marry COCHRAN geeffewy ,LZ ., ' ff-'5 -' 2 . 1.2, iz lg 4, v ,f f 941 'KW gy: f S W 5 Ai? - , I if R. HARRIS. ' ' 1 Q- 4 Jf9flE!ET.SF1I!iS pu icist sergeant-at-arms 2 enior owilaedd ommzfffee First Row--Norman Gaar, Kenneth Soxman, Betty Cochran, Jeanne Pucci, Alma Cochran, R. C. Harris, Janet Stites. Second Row--David Smalley, Bill White, Jo Ann Swetnam, Dorla Eaton, Cynthia Morrish, Dick Stillman. Third Row-Bob Foster, Harold Groves, Pat Young, Marita McGinnis, Shirley Cumberford, Roger Banghart. The senior business committee, consisting of twenty members of the senior class, is elected by popular vote of the senior class. The main work of this committee is to plan the com- mencement program, to select the class jew- elry, and to choose the senior gift to the school. COMMENCEMENT PROGRAM Norman Gaar, Chairman BOYS' DRESS Roger Banghart Roger Alleman PM Young GIRLS' DRESS JEWELRY COMMITTEE Kenneth Soxman, Chairman Dorla Eaton Cynthia Morrish Bill White GIFT COMMITTEE Alma Cochran, Chairman Harold Groves Jo- Ann Swetnam Bob Foster, Chairman Jeanne Pucci, Chairman R. C. Harris, Chairman Shirley Cumberford The senior business committee is divided into seven sub-committees with a senior officer act- ing as chairman of each. The following are the various sub-committees for the 1947 senior class: STATIONERY COMMITTEE Betty Cochran, Chairman Dick Stillman PROM COMMITTEE Janet Stites, Chairman David Smalley Marita McGinnis 0,42 Rig id wW .l 4 Sw Q' vi 'I is ffLz.2a,W -ucdufsgp ggdwgg Q Gaar, Norman Goodman, Leonard Carlson. Lenore Stockton, Joy Huff, Phil Morrish, Cynthia Soxman, Kenneth Rice, Joann Souther, Norma Alleman, Roger Banghart, Roger Barker, Clara Booy, Billy Calvert, YlAnn Campbell, Helen Clough, Evalyn Cochran, Alma Cochran, Betty Cole. Martha Culter, Ray Eaton, Dorla Eckstein, Ruth Foster, Bob Frank, Dot Mr. E. A. Smith Freeman, Marilyn George, Richard Greenen, Jerrie Harrenstein, Howard Hayward, Bill Hennessy, Sarah Hert, Helen Hill, Marjorie Jo Hoskins, Carl Kimball, Mary Jo .. Kraft, Celia Lowry, Eleanor Mann, Marilyn Jo McDonald, Shirley Mereness, Marilyn Mossman, Janie Nolte, Margaret Pence, Eldon Pucci, Jeanne Redding, Foster Riggs, John Robinson, Jackie Rogers, Margaret Rollert, Bill Rubins, Richard Smalley, Dave Staab, Norma Stillman, Dick Swetnam, Jo Ann White, Bill Young, Pat W 1 ' V 355 I. 1 4 4 , '5 'V , if . .....,. ,..,, .... ,-. , 1, fi I 1,7 ff alfiorm Ella onor ociefy 1 5 'awe' 'Z 1 bf, ., , J? , 1 pf iw , -' f flfzzzhl, ,.'-- : A f 5 .V '.,.,',v,4::, Li- ' if- I , Eiifj-5,-V--' H ' 14 If? . - .1 H 'Q J ,,, , fl.--,zz .s -v ' 56, f , , tii 3 dew yy' 4, ogy, - -1 ,f ., N W: 99298 ,. ,Q ,Ku ,mama i , ff- 3' -'fzx '-5f5 ,I' 'v,354,, fdoqiwf I ' 2'--N-mf-sir, I r V X X K is x X vc N IN .S '2 5 'Q, f . 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His favorite subjects are drafting and history. He aspires to be a mechanical engineer. GLORIA ARBOGAST-Art Clubg Y-Teensg Red Crossg secretary and treasurer of Red Cross. Gloria,s fa- vorite subjects are art and clothing. BETTY ARMSTRONG-Tower Staffg hall guardg girls' glee clubg a cappella ehoirg Christmas and choir assembliesg baseball demonstrationg C. O. E. She intends to attend business college to become a stenographer. EDDIE AYERS--Treasurer of home roomg athletic awards. His favorite subjects are physical education and drafting. He wants to become a mechanic. DON BALDWIN-Cafeteria assistantg Round Table representativeg home room officesg footballg basketballg trackg second team all star footballg athletic assembliesg letters in football, basketball, track, two yearsg Knight- lites. NAOMI BALSLEY-Y-Teensg Centinelasg Red Crossg Music Eestivalg Christmas assemblies, three yearsg three athletic awards. Her favorite subjects are music and English. She will attend Junior College. ROGER BANGHART--Beta Clubg Senior Business Committeeg president of Round Tableg president of En- gineers' Clubg membership chairman of Hi-Yg a cappella choirg treasurer of home roomg Knightlites, three years: chairman of Teen Town games committee. He will at- tend ljunior College next year. CLARA BARKER-Beta Club, Round Table, two years, Y-Teensg Centinelasg vice-president of home room, a cappella choir, Knightlites. Her favorite sub- ject is American History. Clara plans to attend Junior College next year. HAROLD BASHAM-Haroldjs favorite subjects are drafting and physical education. Next year he plans to work. JAMES BEGGS-Cafeteria guardg Red' Cross. James's favorite subject is physical education, and his hobby is radio. BOB BENNETT-Footballg C. O. E. His favorite sub- jects are gym and radio. Bob Wants to attend Coyne Electrical School to b-ecome an electrical engineer. DOLORES BETTES-Penthouse Playersg Y-Teensg girls' chorus, vice-president of ho-me roomg Penthouse playsg spring play, Freshman Inductiong Christmas as- semblyg Music Festival. Her favorite subjects are typing and dramatics. ROGER BLACKWELL-Tower Staff, Round Tableg Hi-Yg football letter, basketball manager, Knightlites, two years, vice-president, treasurer, and sergeant-at- arms of home roomsg Red Cross, two years. Roger in- tends to join the navy. BUDDIE BLEDSOE--Knightlitesg R. O. T. C. His fa- vorite subjects are woodwork and American Histo-ry. RALPH BLINSTON-Ro-und Table. His favorite sub- jects are science and mathematics. Ralph wants to go to college to become a chemical engineer. STANLEY BODKER-Red Cro-ss, hall guardg vice- president and treasurer of home room, intra-mural track. His favorite subjects are mathematics and science. Stan- ley will attend Illinois University to become an engineer. ROGER BiOLAS-Hall guard, R. O. T. C., color guard in assembly, C. O. E. His favorite subject is radio, and he Wants to beco-me a radio technician. JOHN BOOLIN-Track team. His favorite subjeects are gym and metal work. He wants to become a chemist. BILLY BOOY-Beta Club, two years, Crusader Staff, Palette Club, Art Honor Society, Induction Program, Red Cross, Science assembly, It Pays to Be Smart' radio quiz. Billy will attend Junior College. I BARBARA BRANDOM-I-Iall guard, vice-president, secretary, and sergeant-at-arms of ho-me room, Knight- lites, three years, talent assembly, two years, sports day competition, four years, basketball, baseball, tennis, hockey, volleyball, freshman, sophomore, junior, and senior letter. She will attend Lindenwood College. JIM BRAUN-His favorite subjects are American His- tory and physical education. He will go to Junior Co-l- lege or Kansas City University -to prepare to be an en- gineer. ' BETTY BIUISCOE-Round Table, home room treas- urer, girls, basketball team, C. O. E. Her favorite sub- jects are physical education and typing. TOM BRONSON-A cappella choir, Red Cross, Music Festivals, Freshman Induction, Christmas assembly, let- ter in golf, two years, track. He will attend Missouri Valley College. DON CAFFEY-Round Table, stage crew, three years, C. O. E. His favorite subjects are radio and physical education. I-Ie will enlist in the Marines. BILL CAIN-Centinelas, Chess Club, hall guard, Knightlites, Crusader Staff. His favorite subjects are chemistry and bookkeeping. He- will attend Junior College. V'ANN CALVERT-Beta Club, To-wer Staff, Chess Club, Y-Teens, secretary and sergeant-at-arms of Cen- tinelas, Spanish department broadcast over WDAF, hall guard, Tow-er Staff, Freshman Induction, freshman let- ter for all sports. She will enter Junior College next year. HELEN CAMPBELL-Beta Club, two years, Music Festival, two years, Centinelas, Christmas assembly, music assemblies, orchestra, two years. Helen wants to become a stenographer. LENORE CARLSON--A. A. U. W., corresponding secretary of Beta Club, literary editor of Crusader Staff: vice-president of Y-Teens, scripts director of Penthouse Players, home room offices, Knightlites, Music Festival, Freshman Induction, Christmas and speech assemblies, girls' chorus. Lenore's favorite subject is stenography. SHIRLEY CASHEN-Knightlites, two years, talent as- semblies, music assemblies, a cappella choir, two years, talent assembly. She is planning to attend a cosmetology school. WINONA CATES-Tower Staff, Y-Teens, Red Cross, girls' chorus, a cappella choir, vice-president of home room, Music Festivals, talent and music assemblies. Her favorite subjects are psychology and physical education. JAMES CHAPMAN-Secretary of home room and Tower representative, Christmas assembly, Music Festi- val, staff sergeant in R. O. T. C. He plans to attend Junior College and become a florist. LOIS CI-IIARELLI-Y-Teens, secretary and treasurer of home room. Her favorite subjects are physical edu- cation, English, and typing. CAROL CLARK-Palettes, Knightlites. She entered Southeast as a sophomore. Carol plans to attend North- western State College of Louisiana next year. EVALYN CLOUGH-Beta Club, two years, vice-pres- ident of Dracones, Y-Teens, orchestra, a cappella choir, girls' chorus, secretary of home room, Knightlites, Mu- sic Festival, music assemblies. She will enter Kansas City Univerity or Oberlin College next year. ALMA COCHRAN-Beta Club, senior and junior class giftorian, Round Table, 'two years, senior editor of Cru- sader Staff, Y-Teens, cheerleader, vice-president, secre- tary, and treasurer of home room, Knightlites, four years, Freshman Induction, two- years, Christmas play, talent assemblies, two years, pep assemblies, two years, fashion show, two years, baseball sportsday, freshman letter in athletics, Teen Town board. BETTY COCHRAN--A. A. U. W., Beta Club, two years, junior class vice-president, senior class secretary, vice-president of Round Table, Crusader Staff, junior class editor, business manager Penthouse Players, Y-Teens, Hi-Y pianist, a cappella choir, girls' glee club, girls' octette, Knightlites, Music Festival, three years, Penthouse productions, music and speech assem- blies, Freshman Induction, three years, spring play, student director spring play, speech award, chairman of Teen Town board, councilman at city hall high school day, representative to Beta Club Convention. MARTHA ELLEN COLE-Beta Club, It Pays to Be Smarti' radio quiz. Her favorite subjects are science and English. Martha Ellen intends to become a lawyer. F a ., sr . x -V Y - .., l tep 1 W'-i I is .. '-2 N 6 . -.....,.,..W SG ,. E SEI IH . Q 13 f we . . X 5' , I 'Q ll . in :bfi A s ' S- A x mix I x 'N 'RSV FS .X 2 ali 5 qmwx ' . KY f I 'W .-3. x' M A.. -k.- QQ A If . xi 3 H fi V A 5 ii f-M.. .f . 3 ROY COLE-Vice-president home roomg C. 0. E. His favorite subjects are art and drafting. Roy plans to be- come a commercial artist. DICK COMLEY-Vice-president of home roomg Teen Town committeeg football, trackg basketball manager. He plans to enter Junior College and become an artist. JOYCE COPE-Round Tableg girls, chorusg a cappella choirg president, treasurer, and Red Cross representative of home roomg Music Festival, three yearsg Christmas assemblies. She wants to become a stenographer. CAROLYN CORDELL--Round Tableg girls, chorus: Tower Staffg hockey sports dayg basketball. She Wants to become a nurse. LILA CRITTENDEN-Collectorg Tower representa- tive of home room. Lila's favorite subjects are American Problems and bookkeeping. RAY CULTER-Beta Clubg Round Tableg Engineers' Club secretaryg drum majorg orchestrag band, three yearsg Knightlites orchestrag sergeant-at-arms of home roomg Knightlitesg music and Christmas assembliesg R. 0. T. C. field day bandg band letter. Ray plans to become a pro- fessional dance musician. SHIRLEY CUMBEREORD-Senior' Business Commit- teeg historian of Round Tableg a cappella choirg vice- president, secretary, and treasurer of home roomg Knightlites, Freshman Inductiong basketball and hockey playdays. Shirley plans to enter junior College' next year. PAT DANIELS-Dracones: Y-Teens band: orchestrag Knightlites, two yearsg music assembliesg band letter. Pat plans to enter Valpariso College to become a teacher of the deaf. CHRISTINE DAVIS-Secretary of Y-Teensg Inter- Club Councilg vice-president, secretary, and Red Cross representative of home roomg Knightlites. Christine wants to attend Baker University to become a fashion designer. PAUL DAVIS-Cheerleader, two yearsg president and Tower representative of home roomg Knightlitesg Penr- house Playersg Penthouse productionsg pep assemblies. Paul plans to join the Marines. MARILYN DE LAPORTE-Y-Teensg Centinelasg treasurer of home roomg Freshman Induction. Her fa- vorite subjects are clothing and shorthand. CECILE DE LOZIER-Transferred to Southeast High during senior yearg was in Spanish Club, girls' glee club and choir at Westport Highg secretary and treas. urer of home ro-om. She wants to become an interior decorator. TOM DONNELLY-Orchestrag band: Knightlitesg music assemblies. He will enter Colorado- University next year. To-m would like to be a co-mposer. ROBERT DUGGAN--Collectorg treasurer of ho-me roomg R. O. T. C.g rifle team. He wants to enter Junior College next year. BOB DUGGER-Hall guardg home room treasurer. Bob plans to enter Junior College. He wants to become a mechanical engineer. in DORLA DEAN EATON-A. A. U. Wfg Beta Club, two ye-arsg Round Table secretaryg Y-Teensg Penthouse Players, Make-up Directorg Penthouse productionsg col- lec-torg home room officesg Knightlites, four yearsg spring playg talent assembliesg speaker in assemblyg a cappella choirg girls' glee club. She plans to attend Wil- liam V700-ds College next year. RUTH ECKSTEIN-Beta Clubg To-wer Staffg worship chairman Y-Teensg president of Spanish Clubg Red Crossg fashion show. She would like to be a nurse. DON ELLIOTT-Round Tableg cafeteria assistantg president and vice-president of home room. His favorite subjects are drafting and American Problems. Don wishes to become a draftsman. ROY ELLS-Knightlites, two yearsg color guard for as- sembliesg R. O. T. C., three yearsg Hrst lieutenant R. O. T. C. He will enter Junior College. Roy's ambition is to become a chemist. PATSY ERISMAN-4T'ower representativeg Knightlitesg basketball sportsday. Patsy will train for ofiice work. I 22 SHIRLEY EIUISMAN-Round Table, Knighrlires. She will work next year. LOWELL EALKE-Round Table, Centinelasg bandg president and sergeant-at-arms of home room, music assemblies, sergeant in R. O. T. C., rifle team. He will wo-rk next year. JAMES FISTER-Tower Staff sports editor, home room president and treasurerg Knightlites, two- years, foot- ball assemblies, honorable mention Interscholastic Foot- ball League, two year letter in football. He intends to go to college. BOB FOSTER-Beta Clubg S-enior Business Committee, president and vice-president of home room, Round Ta- ble, Knightlites, two- years, talent assembly, football, basketball, and track letters, Teen Town president. He intends to go to college. JANE FOSTER-Round Table, miixed, chorus. She transferred from East High her junior year. She wants to become a beauty operator. DORTHA JEAN FRANK-Beta Clubg Round Table, Spanish Clubg collector, home room offices, Knight- lires. She wants to enter college next year. MARILYN FREEMAN--Marilyn came from Pitts- burg, Kansas, during her junior year. Beta Clubg Y- Teensg Tower Staff, Girls' Athletic Association. Plans to attend Kansas City University and to become a research worker in bacteriology. BARBARA FUQUA-Treasurer of Tower Staffg Y- Teensg president, vice-president, secretary, and treasurer of home roomsg music assemblies, girls' chorus, two years. Her favorite subjects are shorthand and type- writing. NORMAN GAAR-President of Beta Clubg Quill and Scroll, junior class president, senior class presidentg Round Table, All-City Student Councilg Penthouse Playersg cafeteria assistantg home room president, four years, Knightlitesg Induction program, talent assemblyg football and basketball lettersg track manager. He will attend Baker University and become a lawyer. ROBERT GANSER--Spanish Clubg president of home roomg Knightlitesg R. O. T. Og C. O. E. He plans to enter business. HERBERT GARDNER-National Rifle Associationg vice-president and .treasurer of home roomg Knightlites, three yearsg R. O. T. C. lieutenantg rifle team. He will enter Kansas City University next year. EARL GEIVETT-Physical education awardsg stage crew, two years. He would like to join the Navy Air Corps. RICHARD GEORGE-Beta Club, two yearsg Round Table, two yearsg Quill and Scrollg news editor of Tower Staffg Crusader Staffg secretary and treasurer of Art Clubg Art Honor Societyg bandg Knightlites orches- trag Music Festivalg sergeant-at-arms of home room. He wants to attend college. WANETA GERKEN-Round Tableg Y-Teensg Tower Staffg C. O. E. She will go to Junior College next year GENE GIBSON-Secretary and sergeant-at-arms of home roomg Knightliesg R. O. T. C. He wants to join the Naval Reserve Officers' training program. ROBERT GISH-Round Tableg orchestrag bandg presi- dent of home roomg basketballg track. He will enter junior College. DONNA GLAZIER-Transferred from Southeast High at the middle of her senior year. PAUL GLINN-Round Tableg Tower Staffg Centinelasg Knightlitesg Freshman Inductiong Brotherhood assem- blyg R. O. T. C. majorg winner American Legion Ef- ficiency medal. He wants to go to college. RICHARD GNADT-Round Table' band three elrsg Q ' J ' Y if Knightlitesg orchestrag hall guardg music assembliesg tal- ent assemblyg clarinet quartet. He will join the navy. LEONARD GOODMAN-Vice-president of Beta Clubg Round Tableg Tower Staffg Dracornesg hall guard: cafeteria assistantg Knightlitesg Freshman Inductiong trackg basketball. He will enter Junior College next year. 24 LOIS GORDON-Draconesg Red Crossg home room presidentg basketball, volleyball, and baseball sportsdays: hockeyg athletic letter. She will attend Kansas City Uni- versity. NEWTON GOSSETT-Penthouse Playersg Knightlitesg Freshman Inductiong spring playg Penthouse plays. He will attend Kansas City University. JOY GRAVER--Circulation manager Tower Staflg Round Tableg president and secretary of home roomy Christmas assembliesg talent assembliesg Knightlites, three yearsg a cappella choirg vocal contest award. Her favorite subjects are human science, clothing, and choir. DON GREENHAVV-Vice-president of home roomg bandg a cappella choirg science assembly. He will study engineering in junior College. JERRIE GREENEN-Beta Clubg Round Tableg Dra- conesg girls' chorusg a cappella choirg home room of- Hcesg Knightlitesg Music Festivalg Christmas and talent assemblies. She is going to Junior College. HAROLD GROVES-Hi-Yg president, treasurer, and Tower representative of home roomg first team letter in football, basketball, and track. He will attend college next year. CECILIA GUERRANT-Round Table recording sec- retaryg social chairman Future Homemakers of Amer- icag secretary and 'treasurer of home room. Cecilia will enter Junior College next year. SHIRLEY GUM-Girls' chorusg hall guardg Music Fes- tival. Her favorite subjects are secretarial practice, phys- ical education, and typing. Shirley plans to work as a secretary next year. GERALDINE HAPPY--Penthouse Playersg a cappella choirg girls, chorusg secretary of home roomg spring playg Christmas assemblyg speech assembly. She will go to business college. HOWARD HARRENSTEIN-Beta Club, two yearsg Round Tableg treasurer of Draconesg treasurer of Chess Clubg a cappella choirg vice-president of home roomg Knightliites, four yearsg spring playg talent assemblyg lt Pays to Be Smartn radio quiz. He will attend Junior College. RUSSELL C. HARRIS-Publicist of junior class, pub- licist of senior class, president of Round Tab-le, president All-City-Student Council, sergeant-at-arms of Dra- cones, president of home room, football, talent assem- blies, pep assemblies, Round Table assemblies, Latin as- sembly, Abe Lincoln play, Knightlites, two years, foot- ball letter, track, vice-president of Teen Town. R. C. will attend Kansas University and study surgery. BILL HAYWARD-Beta Club, two years, co-editor of Crusader, Round Table, Art Club president and vice- president, president of home room, cafeteria assistant, Knightlites, spring play and Knightlites scenery, three years, National Art Honor Society, scholastic art awards. Bill wants to become an architectural engineer. DOROTHY HENDRICKS-Spanish Club, Y-Teens, band, two years, Red Cross representative, secretary of home room, Knightlites, music assemblies, second prize solo contest. Doro-thy will attend Junior co-llege next year. SARAH HENNESSY-Beta Club, Round Table, Y- Teens, girls' glee club, a cappella choir, girls, octette, office assistant, collector, president, vice-president, and secretary of home room, Knightlites, three years, music festival, four years, talent assemblies, music assemblies, Christmas assemblies, award assemblies, solo contest. GEORGE HERD--A cappella choir, -R. O. T. C. George will enter Manhattan Bible College next year. HELEN HERT-Beta Club, Tower Staff, girls' chorus, secretary of home room, Round Table, Red Cross. Helen intends to enter Junior College. MARJORIE HILL-Beta Club, two years, Round Ta- ble, Spanish Club, Y-Teens, Red Cro-ss, band, four years, office assistant, home ro-o-m offices, Knightlites, four years, Music Festival, music assemblies. Marjorie will work next year. BOB HOLLOWAY-Bofb's favorite subjects are physi- cal education and drafting. He will enter Junior College next year. PAT HOPKINS-Round Table, Penthouse Players, vice-president of Future Hom-emakers of America, pres- ident, vice-president, and secretary of home room, Rnightlites, fashion show. Pat wants to be a dress de- signer. CARL HOSIQINS-B-eta Club, Round Table, Engi- neers' Club, hall guard, vice-president of home room, Knightlites, track. Carl will study business administra- tion at Kansas University. E ss. i 4, ta, . 4 . A . K+ . . 20 ' gf 'Ai . 1 E i f X YZ ,47 fy, z: 7 A ff, ff wry , Qi, , ,J f 2 ff' A hufibwiwff C WW ilfgiy ,g ,.,f,, x PHIL HUFF-Beta Clubg treasurer of Round Tableg orchestrag president of home roomy Knightlitesg music assemblies. Phil will study chemistry at Junior College. MERRIMAN INLOW-Roiuiid Tableg Tower Staifg Y- Teensg vice-president of home roomg freshman letter in athleticsg baskeitballg hockeyg C. O. E. She will attend junior College. RUSSELL JACOBSON-Tower Staffg Knightlitesg ser- geant-at-arms of home roomg Freshman Induction, two yearsg It Pays to Be Smart radio quiz. He will attend the University of California. PATSY JONES-Round Tableg worship chairman of Y-Teensg mixed eho-rusg a cappella choirg hall guardg treasurer and secretary of ho-me roomg Christmas assem- bliesg baseball and hockey sportsdaysg freshman letter in athletics. She will study interior decorating at the Art Institute. DOROTHY JOY--Y-ITeensg historian of Future Ho-memakers of Americag girls, chorusg hall guardg Red Crossg Tower represenitativeg Thanksgiving and Christ- mas assemblies. Dorothy will enroll in Junior College. VERA LEE KENNEDY-Round Tableg Y-Teensg treasurer and secretary of home roomg orchestrag girls, glee clubg a cappella choirg girls, octetteg Knightlitesg Music Festival, four yearsg Christmas assemblyg music assembliesg sophomore shield in athletics. She wants to go to business college. MARY JO KIMBALL-Beta Clubg Crusader Staffg Spanish Clubg orchestrag bandg hall guardg music assem- blies. Mary Jo will study music at Baker University. NADINE KLOPPER-Secretary of home roomg sports- dayg fashion show. Nadine plans to become a secretary. WILLIAM KQEHN-Transferred to Shawnee Mission during his senior year. CELIA KRAFT-Beta Clubg Tower Staffg Draconesg collectorg Red Crossg Knightlitesg script girl for spring playg three physical education awards. Celia Wants to go to college WILMA LANDRITH-Round Tableg Y-Teensg vice- president of Centinelasg collectorg Red Cross representa- tiveg tableau in assemblyg two sportsdays. Wilma will enter Junior College next year. WALTER LEWIS-Vice-president Hi-Yg president of Hi-Yg Knightlites, Freshman Induction. Walter will en- ter Junior College. His ambition is to become an air- craft mechanic. ELEANOR LOWRY-Beta Clubg Tower Staffg report- er for Art Clubg president of Poetry Clubg spring playg poems won honorable mention two years in National High School Poetry Contestg painted scenery for Knightlites and spring playg member of National Art Society, two years. RAY LYLE-Photographer on Crusader Staff, two yearsg Chess Club. Ray will study chemical engineering at Junior College. PATTY LYNN-Crusader Staff 3 Y-Teensg president of Ant Clubg Na-tional Art Honor Societyg treasurer of ho-me roomg Freshman Inductiong scholastic art awardsg Doehla Greeting Card Awardg designed scenery for Knightlites, three years. Patty would like to be a com- mercial artist. BILL MACEY-Stage crewg home room secretaryg Christmas and Lincoln assembliesg Penthouse Play. Bill will attend Junior College next year. ALFRED MAIER-Red Cross representativeg C. O. E. Alfred will go to work next year. WINIFRED MAJOR-Y-Teensg Latin Clubg Penthouse Playersg vice-president of Red Crossg Knightlitesg talent and Christmas assemblies. Winifred will enter Junior College next year. MARILYN MANN-Beta Clubg girls' chorusg a cap- pella choirg Knightlitesg music assemblies. Marilyn will study piano at the University of California. JOAN MANTEL-Future Homemakers of Americag Y-Teensg Red Crossg Knightlitesg fashion show. Joan will attend Junior College next year. w BETTIE MASON-Round Tableg Centinelasg a cappella choirg president and secretary of home roomg Knight- lites, three yearsg Music Festivalg Christmas and Spanish assemblies. She will attend business college. LESTER MCCALLUM-Band, four yearsg Music Fes- tival, four yearsg sergeant-at-arms of home roomg foot- ball. He will become a salesman. SHIRLEY MCDONALD-Beta Club, two yearsg Chess Clubg Spanish Clubg Y-Teensg secretary of home roomg It Pays to Be Smart radio quiz. She hopes to enter Junior College next year. MARITA MCGINNIS-Senior Business Committeeg make-up and wardrobe chairman of Penthouse Pla ersg Y orchestrag vice-president and secretary of home roomg Knightlitesg spring play, two yearsg talent assembliesg speech assembliesg speech award. She will enter Missouri University next fall. CHARLES MCLAUGHLIN-Round Tableg Tower Staffg Hi-Yg Penthouse Playersg hall guardg vice-presi- dent and secretary of home roomg spring playg footballg tennis. He will work next year. ETHEL MCLOUGHLFIAN-Y-LTeensg secretary of home roomg girls' chorusg a cappella choirg Music Festivalsg music assemblies. Ethel plans to work next year. LYNN MCMULLIN-Round Tableg Tower representa- tiveg sophomore football. He will attend Baker Univer- sity next year. DONNA MCNELLIS-Y-Teensg hall guardg Red Cross. Donna hopes to become a secretary. BEN MCNEIL-Art Club, two yearsg Knightlitesg foot- ball. His favorite subjects are art and American Prob- lems. Ben plans to attend Junior College next year. MARILYN MERENESS-Beta Club, two yearsg Quill and Scrollg Round Tableg Tower Staffg Centinelasg pres- ident of Y-Teensg orchestrag bandg girls, chorusg a cap- pella choirg Knightlites, three yearsg music assemblies: Freshman Inductiong Red Crossg secretary of orchestra. She will attend Central Missouri State College .it Wfar- rensburg next year. MILDRED MEYER-Centinelas, hall guard, orchestra. three years, Music Festival, home room reporter, music assemblies. She intends to enter Junior College next year. MARY SUE MILLEN-A cappella choir, girls' chorus, president and sergeant-at-arms of home room, Music Festival, three years, music assemblies, basketball, base- ball, and hockey sportsdays, four letters in athletics. Mary Sue plans to attend Junior College next year. BEN MILLER-Round Table, Penthouse Players, four years, vice-president of Chess Club, cheerleader, cafe- teria assistant, president and vice-president of home room, Knightlites, spring play, Freshman Induction, Penthouse productions, pep and exchange assemblies, Christmas plays. He will enter Junior College. BEVERLY MINER-Y-Teens, girls' chorus, Red Cross, music assemblies, hockey sportsday. Her favorite subjects are physical education and history. Beverly will Work next year. BOB MINNIEAR--Round Table, office assistant, track team. His favorite sub-jects are chemistry and physical education. Bob plans to attend Junior College. BEVERLY MOORE-Centinelas. She will study secre- tarial Work in business college. CYNTHIA MORRISH-A. A. U. W., Beta Club jour- nal reporter, Quill and Scroll, Round Table alternate, business manager of Tower Staff, Y-Teens, president of Dracones, band, girls' cho-rus, Knightlites orchestra, home room offices, music assemblies. She will attend col- lege next year. JANE MOSSMAN--Beta Club, -two years, Tower Staff, Crusader Staff, vice--president of Art Club, publicity chairman of Y-Teens, girls' chorus, home room offices, Knightlites accompanist. Her ambition is to become a music teacher. FRANK MOUNTJOY-Frank will attend Kansas City University to study law. V CAROLYN NELSON-Round Table, secretary of home room, Knightlites. Her favorite subject is physi- cal educatio-n. Carolyn plans to go to Junior College. ' 3 0 .andy X' ' if av s E . 4- - gs if .Q .5 1-s-.1-:..,.Q5.-1 M- .Qf '6' ' 'f fl QI: ,,., ,, I - 2 of gtg Jig ,h.,, 2 - ff Tififiii K L? iss- L. X... . Vku., . ,kg lk Q..-s 52 N sv X sf 23 an . f yr 4 30439 mi sf- V. s.. 'V .::.,.:. X Qmayf 'hamfzasswv' cf M' K ,, , ,.,4 Q , ' 1, 4 M, fr... 1 , , J 5 .,:,, ,C Q Q WW., Cf. 4-I ' ' I . 5, Z fifffff' . .. -.. L Q .ai I Q W... 9 V ' f X'g' 3 J .wr 9' ef, , ft ,Q L . ...L i , . . 3 X f 4 , , gg od, gi.. J , . if IRI-ENE NICOLL-President of home roomg Knight- litesg fashion show. She will study secretarial work in business college. MARGARET NOLTE-Beta Clubg Draconesg orches- trag secretary of home roomg Knightlitesg talent assem- bly. She plans to enter Junior College next year. DICK PACK-Engineers' Clubg secretary of home roomg Knightlitesg trackg interscholastic doubles cham- pionship in tennis, two years. He plans to study geology at Junior College. BOB PALMER-President o-f Hi-Yg stage crewg hall guardg vice-president and treasurer of home roomg ath- letic assembliesg football and basketball letters. He wants to study drafting. EUNICE PARKS-Latin Clubg Junior Classical League representaitiveg vice-president of home roomg Knight- liesg Latin assembly. She plans to become a registered nurse. ELDON PENCE-Beta Clubg secretary of Round Ta- bleg Draconesg Penthouse Playersg band, four yearsg hall guardg stage crewg cafeteria assistantg winner of Wom- enis Auxiliary of American Legion essay contest, first and second prizesg president of home roomg Knightlites, three yearsg Penthouse productionsg Christmas assem- bliesg Latin assemblyg reserve football letter. He will at- tend Washington University. RUTH PETERSEN-Centinelasg oflice assistantg Music Festivalg girls' chorusg fashion sho-wsg Freshman Induc- tion. She will enter Junior College next year and hopes to become an air hostess. JAMES PETERSON-Vice-president and treasurer of home roomg C. O. E. He hopes to become an aeronau- tical engineer. JIM PHILLIPS-Round Tableg treasurer of Teen To-wng Hi-Yg Penthouse Playersg cafeteria assistantg president, treasurer, and secretary of home roo-mg Knightlitesg spring play, two yearsg Penthouse productionsg Christmas assemblyg pep assemblyg talent assemblyg award assem- blyg football-first and second team lettersg intra-mural all-star basketball captaing WHB Teen Time Tunesng KMBC Radio Woirkshop.,' He plans to enter Tulsa University next year. BARBARA POE-Round Table alternateg girls' chorusg a cappella choirg Tower representativeg Knightlitesg Mu- sic Festivalg Christmas assemblies. She will study fashion designing at the Art Institute. CHARMAIN POTEET-Drum majorette, four years: orchestra, band, hall guard, Red Cross, Knightlites, Penthouse play, music assemblies. She will enter Junior College next year. CHARLES PRICE--Sergeant-at-arms of home room, football, basketball, two years. He has entered Junior College. JEANNE PUCCI-Beta Club, two years, treasurer of junior and senior classes, Round Table, cheerleader, hall guard, ho-me room oflices, girls, chorus, a cappella choir, Knightlites, talent, pep, music, and Christmas assem- blies. She plans to attend Junior College. DOROTHY RAINER-Round Table, two years, Y- Teens, hall guard, Red Cross, home- room offices, girls, chorus, a cappella choir, girls, OCtC'ttC, Music Festivals, Freshman Induction, music assemblies. Her favorite sub- jects are science and music. RICHARD RAMSEY-President of Engineers, Club, Red Cross, football. His favorite subjecits are physical education and mathematics. He will go to work next year. FOSTER REDDING-Beta Club, two years, Quill and Scroll, Round Table, Tower Staff, editor-in-chief, treas- urer and sergeant-at-arms of Latin Club, treasurer of Engineers' Club, president of Chess Club, band, four years, orchestra, Knightlites orchestra, home room of- fices, Music Festival, Freshman Induction, It Pays to Be Smart radio quiz, first prize, R. O. T. C., rifle -team, American Legion Medal, third rating in two solo con- tests. He will s-tudy engineering next year. DOROTHY REITH--Dorothy transferred to Black- burn, Missouri, during her senior year. BETTY LOU RENNAU--Y-Teens, Red Cross. She will attend Junior College next year. Betty's ambition is to become an air line hostess. SHIRLEY REYNOLDS-Round Table, president, vice- president, and secretary of home room, C. O. E. She will work next year. TOM REYNOLDS-Round Table, Chess Club, Pent- house Players, president of home room, spring play, Freshman Induction, Penthouse product-ions, first team letters in football and track. He wants to go to Alaska. '53 JOANN RICE--Beta Club, two years: Scholastic Art Award: Speech Awardg Round Tableg Tower Staffq Crusader Staffg treasurer of Art Clubg National Art Honor Societyg wardrobe chairman of Penthouse Play- ersg secretary of Chess Clubg drum majoretteg bandg Knightlitesg Music Festivalsg spring plays for two yearsg appeared in Penthouse productions, speech assembliesg Freshman Induction. She will attend Junior College and Kansas University. ALAN RICHLY-Hall guardg Red Crossg football. He will study law at Junior College and Kansas City Uni- versity. JOHN RIGGS-Vice-president of Engineers' Clubg sec- retary of Draconesg Crusader Staff, Tower Staff, ser- geant-at-arms of home roomg Knightlitesg all-star teams in gymg science assembly. He wants to attend college. PAULINE RILEY-Y-Teensg girls' chorus, two years, a cappella choir, two yearsg Music Festival, three yearsg music assemblies, Parent-Teacher assembly. She will at- tend secretarial school. MILDRED ROACH-Round Table, Crusader Staffg Red Cross, treasurer of Art Clubg Art Honor Societyg Knightlitesg Christmas and talent assemblies. She will go to Arizona University next year. RONALD ROBERTS-His favorite subjects are radio and physical educatio-n. He will attend Junior College next year. MAXINE ROBERTSON-Girls, chorus, president and vice-president of home roomg Christmas assemblies, Mu- sic Festivals. She plans to go to business college. JACKIE ROBINSON-Beta Club, two years, home room president. She will attend Junior College in Tren- ton, Missouri. MARGARET ROGERS-Beta Clubg Draconesg Knight- litesg Freshman Induction, Penthouse productionsg Christmas assembly. She plans to enter Kansas City Uni- versity next year. She wants to be a concert pianist. BILL ROLLERT-Beta Clubg orchestra, a cappella choir, hall guard, home room secretary, Knightlitesg talent and music assembliesg music award. He is going to Kansas City University and hopes to become a pro- fessional musician. 13 JIM ROWE-Stage crew, three yearsg band, three yearsg sergeant-at-arms of home roomg Freshman Induction. He will enroll in Junior College next year. RICHARD RUBINS-Beta Club, two yearsg Tower Staffg treasurer of Spanish Clubg Red Crossg Knight- lites. He will study law at Missouri University. GLEN RUSSELL--Chess Clubg Red Crossg treasurer of home roomy R. O. T. C. sergeant. He will enter Junior College next year and study chemistry. HERBERT RUSSELL-R. O. T. C. His favorite sub- jects are wood and metal. He hopes to become a stock- man. BETTY RUTH-Betty came from Paseo her senior year. Crusader Staffg Centinelasg swimming tourna- ments. She plans to attend Junior College. CATHERINE SANNA-Home room presidentg Tower representativeg ,basketball and ping-pong sportsdays. Her favorite subject is psychology and her hobby is dancing. PEGGY SCHAFEER-Collectorg C. O. E. She plans to go to Washingtoln School of Art and National School of Dress Designing. 7' TECHLA SCHEIDTQHall guardg Knightlites, four yearsg Freshman Inductiong letters in physical educationg sportsday. She wants ito become a professional dancer. JAMES SCHNEBELEN-Knightlitesg R. o. T. C., three yearsg rifle team. His favorite subjects are R. O. T. C. and drafting. Jimmy is planning to join the service. . . PHILLIP SCHWECHEIMER-Treasurer of home room, two yearsg boys' chorus. His favorite subjects are science and English. Phil will attend Kansas University. 1 If 1 . . 1 . 3 R ..,. iw., 1 N --1,5 ' K Q -v ',3q,5,5:- ws X xxx It XX Q -Q ix amass s-i1 yi. X-Q . .Q .peg . ,Y S ' x sfs- sN-sNXQ-s'- vs... , Ai K i., - s. Q : 5 .-.3 ..... .- x . .A 'K X X .Qs sww- s- R i 1 Q52 s p.. .. . 1 .... ' P- xiii K1 . . Qs X K . ' Qgxxi.-.K 1, - Kg ss .. K .fi -ss s S - . . X -A X 4 1 ig. Q Si , ,iff Fifi f Vx .:,:.,.i ,Q s .gp K T N, ' -g..1..yg-figk ' ., .5 523. ,Q '-fl I' . w h. -. ' lv.. 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JEANNE SHARPLES-Round Table alternate, Y-Teen secretary, Centinelas, vice-president and secretary of heme room, Knightlites, basketball, volleyball, base- ball. She will go to junior College next year. LEOLA SHAW-Caine to Southeast during her junior year, vice-president of home room, Freshman Induction, Christmas assembly, senior letter in athletics, baskeit- ball, hockey, volleyball, baseball, tennis. She plans to attend college. VERNA SIMPSON-Dracones, Y-Teen social chair- man, orchestra and band, four years, a cappella choir, three years, girls' octette, Knightlites orchestra, hall guard, secretary of home room, science assembly, music assemblies, music solo contest, second place, state music contests, second place. She will attend Kansas Univer- sity next year. DAVID SMALLEY-Beta Club, Senior Business Com- mittee, Round Table president, representative to all- city studenit council, chaplain of Hi-Y, treasurer of Dracones, Engineers' Club, director of Penthouse Play- ers, treasurer of home room, Knightlites, Freshman In- duction, Doctor in Spite of I-Iimselfn, spring play, two years, Penthouse productions, Christmas assembly, intra-mural all-star teams, captain of Hi-Y basketball team, speech award, radio scripts over KMBC, KCKN, KCMO. JEANETTE SMART-Centinelas, orchestra, four years, Music Festival, music assemblies. She will enroll in business college next year. DON SMITH-Knightlites, first lieutenant in R. O. T. C., R. O. T. C. circus and field day. He will go to col- lege and wants to be an army engineer. I-IAZEL SMITH-A cappella choir, secretary of home room, Christmas assembly, Music Festival. She will work next year. JACK SMITH-Engineers' Club, Red Cross representa- tive, secretary and treasurer of home room. His favorite subjects are radio and drafting. He plans to go to Junior College next year. JULIAN SMITH--Knightlites, hall guard, Christmas assembly, mixed chorus, tennis team. He will enter Kansas City University. Q55 NORMA SOUTHER-Beta Club, two years, art editor of Crusader Staffg Spanish Clubg president, vice-presi- denit, and secretary of Art Clubg National Art Honor Societyg Red Cross, home room vice-presidentg Fresh- man Induotiong Spanish assembly. She will study com- mercial art at Kansas City University. KENNETH SOXMAN--Sergeant-at-arms of Beta Club, secretary of junior classg vice-president of senior class, a cappella choirg Knightlites, two years, football, all-star football team, basketballg trackg interscholastic doubles championship in tennis. He will enroll in Junior College next year. HENRY SPRADLING-Chess Club, Knightlites or- chestra, two years, science assembly, itwo yearsg Knight- lites, four years, band, two yearsg a cappella choir. His favorite subjects are science and physical education. NORMA STAAB-Beta Clubg Round Tableg Latin Clubg Red Cross alternateg Latin assembly, basketball sportsday. She will study medicine at Creighton Uni- versity. PAT STAFFORD--Round Tableg stage crewg home room president, b-asketballg trackg C. O. E. He plans to study diesel engineering at Kansas State College. PHILLIP STEVENSON-Home room president and vice-president. He entered Southeast during his junior year. He plans to attend Baker University. ROBERT STIEGLER-Band, hall guardg secretary of home room, band assembliesg band letter, two years. Bob wants to join the Navy next year. DICK STILLMAN-Beta Clubg Senior Business Com- mitteeg a cappella choir, cafeteria assistant, vice-presi- dent of home roomg Knightlites, two yearsg reserve let- ter in football and track. Dick wants to go to Illinois University. MOLLY STINES-Round Tiableg treasurer of Centi- nelasg Y-Teens, secretary of ho-me- room, Lincoln as- sembly. Molly wants to be a nurse. DONNA STHINSON-Secretary of home roomg basket- ball spo-rtsday. Donna's hobby is dancing. She plans to go to Missouri University next year. 36 JANET STITES--Sergeant-at-arms of junior and sen- ior' class, Round Table, secretarial editor Crusader Staff, Art Club, Penthouse Players, hospitality chairman, cheerleader, Y-Teens, girls' glee club, treasurer of home room, Knightlites, four years, Music Festival, two years, a cappella choir, spring play, Penthouse productions, Freshman Induction, two years, pep, music, and speech assemblies, talent assemblies, three years, baseball dem- onstration of skills. JOY STOCKTON--Beta Club, recording secretary, Round Table alternate, Latin Club, girls' glee club, a cappella choir, Knightlites, Music Festival, three years, music assemblies, talent assemblies, fashion show. Joy plans to become a nurse. JEWELL STONE-Centinelas, girls' chorus, Music Festival, office assistant, hall guard, vice-president of home room, Spanish assembly, Christmas assembly, Freshman Induction. Jewell will attend Junior College next year. GORDON SUMMERSKILL-Hall guard, president and treasurer of home room. Gordon,s favorite subjects are drafting and human science. JO ANN SWETNAM-Beta Club, Senior Business Committee, Tower Staff, Crusader Staff, business man- ager, Penthouse Players, assistant director, Y-Teens, girls' chorus, hall guard, president and sergeant-at- arms of home room, Knightlites, Music Festival, spring play, three years, Freshman Induction, speech assem- blies, speech award. She will attend Kansas City Uni- versity. GERALDINE TABER-Centinelas, girls, glee club, secretary of home room, Red Cross alternate, Spanish and music assemblies, after-school sports. Geraldine wants to become a secretary. JOHN TALBOT-Round Table, Chess Club, a cap- pella choir, boys' quartet, cafeteria assistant, home room vice-president, Knightlites, four years, Christmas and talent assemblies. John wants to attend Junior College. MARCIA THOMPSON-Tower Staff, treasurer of Red Cross, hall guard, girls' glee club, Music Festival, Span- ish assembly. She plans to work next year. MARGARET TORRENCE-Centinelas, Penthouse Players, Y-Teens, Knightlites, president and secretary of heme room, Freshman Induction. Margaret wants to attend Kansas City University. BILL WAGGONER-Rotund Table, Dracones, Red Cross, a cappella choir, Knightlites, Latin assembly, spring play. Bill wants to go to Kansas University. 37 BETTY WAGNER-Hall guardg treasurer and presi- dent of home roomg Freshman Inductiong hockey sports- dayg basketball sportsday, two years. Betty wants to be- come a stenographer. JACK WALDROP-R. O. T. C. Jack's favorite sub- jects are Wood and metal. He wants to learn welding. PAUL WALKUP-Crusader Staff, three yearsg photog- raphy editor Crusader Staffg football, itwo yearsg It Pays to Be Smart radio quiz. Paul wants -to beco-me a chemist. MARY LEA NVALLACE--Spanish Clubg Y-Teensg girls' chorusg hall guardg library pageg home room secre- taryg Music Festivalg Christmas assembly. Mary Lea plans to go to Junior College. SHIRLEY XVANGEMAN--Round Table reporterg Tower Staff g Knightliitesg Music Festivalg ho-me room of- ficer, four yearsg girls, glee club. She plans to attend Arizona University next year. RICHARD WEBER-Tower Staffg Engineers' Clubg Sergeant-at-arms of Centine-lasg Chess Clubg band, four yearsg Knightlites orchestrag flute trio and flute quar- tetg Music Festivalg music assembliesg band letterg cafe- teria assistant. P BILL WHITE-Beta Clubg Round Tableg Tower Staff g hall guardg stage crewg president and vice-president of home roomg Knightlitesg spring playg football letter. Bill plans to attend college. SHIRLEY WHITE-Y-Teensg home roo-m president and treasurerg Knightlites. Shirley plans to attend Huff's Business College. DICK WHIZE-Dick left school at the middle of his senior year. DON WILLOUGHBY-Hall guardg vice-president of home roomg Freshman Inductiong reserve letter in foot- ballg go-lf team, two yearsg golf letter. 38 W.. ,,,, We ' on i 'SWK ,GSP 'UR Z9 :five H f ' yy. W.. -577,4 ,L , ' , My, fo , 'ff ,, M 6 ff, 1 ,V Na, f ,, jg, 4, 12 ,1 44 a f .af f af f,,, V f ,f ff, U .4 f:.f','. 'ff ,' v 'li , 1 ...EI .Q WW EVERETT XVILSON--Spanish Clubg R. O. T. C. sec- ond. Iieutenantg rifle team, two yearsg letter in marks- manship. Everett would like to join the Marines. PHYLLIS XVISEMAN-Round Tableg Red Crossg Y- Teens: sergeant-at-arms of home roomg Knightlites. Phyllis plans to attend Baker next year. She wants to be a eosmetologist. GLQRIA WRIGHT-Round Tableg Y-Tecnsg bandg orchestrag Knightlitesg Freshman Inductiong Christmas assembly. Gloria wants to attend Kansas City University. MARJORIE WRIGHT-Girls' chorusg a cappella choirg Knightlites, four yearsg Music Festival, Dickens' A Christmas Carolug Christmas assembliesg music as- semblies. Marjorie wants to go to Kansas State College. LA REE WUTKE-Red Cross alternateg a cappella choirg Knightlitesg Christmas assemblyg Music Festival. La Reel plans to attend Junior College. LORAINE WUTKE-Girls, glee club, two yearsg mixed chorusg Knightlitesg Christmas assemblies, four years. Loraine plans to attend college. LESLIE YOHN-Round Tableg hall guardg president of home roomg Knightlitesg a cappella choirg football team, three yearsg football letterg football second team all-starg music assembliesg Teen Town chairman. Leslie plans to attend Missouri Valley College. PAT YQUNG--A. A. U. Wg Beta Club, two yearsg Senior Business Committeeg Round Table chaplaing Cru- sader co-editor-in-chiefg Penthouse Playersg song leader Y-Teensg girls' chorusg a cappella choirg girls' octetteg president, vice-president, and secretary of home roomg Knightlitesg Music Festivalsg spring playg Freshman In- ducitiong Christmas, talent, and speech assemblies. GEORGE BARRITT-Bandg vice-president and ser- geant-at-arms of home roomg R. O. T. C.g R. O. T. C. CIFCLIS. PAULINE CHEATHAM -Pauline transferred to Northeast during her senior year. 39 1 4 --- - V -V - 15,4 -. ,,,,,.z,.,,...z.-,...'.,..,.,.,...-....,.-.,,....,,,..-f.-,..-,-rw ..4-...f 1 lr ' f Y W .L-..m.v---fyYfwft-.1-,W---vm.. -,Y-.tw V 5' -' :.i.i,.A,, ,. . , 4, . .,.,. , ,, ,. .wi-9 A , Aw- 4-AM.. V.--i...-...,l.....--.-..4 ......T. ..-- T. . V i A A- - , - . V 1 I 1 4 E ...-.,.,--..-- y-,.-.,... -4 ...w.....,..--.. ,.-......,-.h,.....-,,gg - SENIOR BALL 01' - DE ffl' lvov Ama Gnu. STUDENT STUDFNT5 CONTMBUTING HOST IO SGUTHEAST MOST VPOPULAR BOY AND GIRL, Q A Q gg X pg, X fi 5 Q 55? Y ELDON PENCE N CYNTHEA MORRISH ROGER BZENGHART BETTY COCHRAN NGRMAN GAAR N ALMA COCHRAN BEST ACTORS BEST ARTISTS BEST MUSQCULNS 5 2 A DAVE SNALX-PY N JOAHN SWETNAH BlL.L HAYWARDN NOFMA SOUTHER MREEXJDINQ' HFMLYN HERENESS X 1 BEST ATHLETE3 JOLLY, GOOD BOY AND GIRL, BEAU AND BELLE BRUHHEL KENNETH soxmzw BARBARA Bwmuom Rc. HAR315 N JEANHE Pucci Bob POSTER N P1lLL1E-Roma BEST DRNCERS BEST Looxafzwcl BEST Kuowm coums ,nm PHILLIPS N P1nwL1.a5 wzsmaw DICK STILLMAN N MARXTA NQGINNIS BEN MILLER f- Joann Rice 41 C lfLlfLL0lf' Q66 The squire, having completed two years of high school, is now beginning to realize the great responsibilities of a full-fledged Knight. For two years he has intermittently worked and played and has advanced step by step. He knows that certain goals must be reached and that he must work harder if he wishes to attain Knighthood. Both his school work and his extra-curricular activities have increased with each year, and and he knows that a good Knight must prepare himself, not only for serious work, but for recreation. i Reminiscently he looks back on his previous years, and although he has thought this year his best, he realizes that this same thought has come with each year. 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Botts, Jeanette Bowman, June Brown, Georgia Brown, Patricia Brown, Patsy Brown, Vivian Bryant, David Cackler, Marian Cadwallader, David Calvert, George Cannon, John Casebolt, Faith Cenci, Caroline Chamberlin, Jo Ann Chiarelli, Nancy Clark, Robert Clark, Shirley Collins, Joe Comer, Bob Cooper, Roland Correll, Betty Cover, Delores Cover, Richard Cox, Joanne Cox, Wilma Coxe, James Croskey, Ronald Cross, Albert Crumm, Stacy Curry, Bill Custance, Verna Davis, Clarence Davis, James Deck, Robert Diehl, Leroy Dunlap, Rowena Edwards, Helen lillis, Billy England, Bobby Ifatino, Loretta Fields, Robert Fiser, L. D. Fletcher, Virginia Flora, Marianne Foerster, Fred Foster, Bill Fox, Walter Gaddy, Ruth Ganser, Dorothy Gattenby, Kr-ith ocniom Generaux, Dorothy George. 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G' A.. ,V ,V,V 5 lfU'LLOI':5 Meyers, Rosemary Miles Margie Miller Doryl Mitchell Bill Moore, Paul Moore, Ruth Morast, Ralph Morcha, Robert Morris, Charlene Murdock, John Myers, Rosemary Nelson, Lucille Nicholas, LeVaun Nichols, Arthur Nichols, Patricia Noble, Jerry O'Byrne, Pat Orrick, Mary Ouart, Ada Parrish, Jean Paulfrey, Peggy Paulsen, Eugene Pebley, James Peck, Ted Peck, Walter Perdew, John Peters, Kenneth Peterson, Robert Phillips, Twila Pickett, Davy Pickett, Marion Plummer, Suzanne Pratt, Lois Prestone, Jorae Pruitt, Barbara Pulhamus, Ted Raitt, James Recke, Virginia Reed, Jay Reese, Mark Reynolds, Charles Rieder, Charles Roberts, Hal Robinson, Lloyd Ronsick, Natalie Rouse, Kitty Rowe, Milton Russell, JoAnn Ryan, Susie Said, Beverly Sandie, Shirley Sappington, Jackie Schaeffer, Gerald Scott, Bob Selder, Georgiann Sherbondy, Phyllis Silkiner, David Smith, Claude Smith, Jimmy Smith, John Milton Smith, Patsy Sue Snyder, Patricia Soxman, Jo Ann Spradling, Bob Stanley, Colleen Steele, Charles Steele, Robert Stevens, Linda Stines, Ellen Stines, Hobart Stockdale, Walter omiom Stockton, Marilyn Strickler, Robert Strup, Barbara Sturges, Dick Summers, Eva Summers, Lonnie Swank, Otto Swanson, Janet Sykes, Roy Tannehill, Ida Thomas, Joann Thompson, Shirley Timms, Virginia Tobaben. Wesley Torello, Edgar Torrence, Bruce Tucker, Jack Tyner, Roberta Viles, Lavonne Webber, Doris Wennerstrom, Bob White, Betty ' White, Jenny White, John Wilcher, Marjorie Williamson, Don Williamson, Floyd Willoughby, Elbert Wilmoth, Earlene Wilson, Hazel Wilson, Wayne Winnie, Bennie Winningham, Dean Wischmeier, Lois Wise, William Witt, Bob Woods, Jerry Wray, Robert Wright, William Young, Barbara r - -5':w':f,. ' ., Ai' ., . ' 'M an A gy i f V ,V,, J, fri, 0 I .7 f fzzizzfffgv , ,,., ' ' 4 'I E I 5 1 ' f Qgff L.. f za' up ,.,. my ,, ,. mi ff f' i ' 43 uf.- f 4' 'zzf-V 3' ,,,, '-QW' Young, Virginia Youngren, Martha McClintock, Barbara ,A . f x 2: 5 3, W i 9. X h I 3 X lx 1 y-,flssifgef ' If.. l, i g 2 1 f 1 I I HAUEWT BEEN Rvunmc, H135 004,5- TNGILPE- HEEMAN JUS1 wan-f BY Q Q 9 46 alma. 3,0 Olf1fL0lf'6 CZO-L55 just one year ago the sophomores were be- wildered freshmen. Gradually, however, this confusion xanished as the Pages proceeded tim- idly through the haze of high school and emerged as Heralds. They became familiar with the history, traditions, and regulations of South- east High. Their fields of interest broadened as they became eligible for sports and participa- tion in various activities of school life. The sophomores became more interested in cultivat- ing new friendships and in establishing and maintaining higher scholastic standing for themselves. They became acquainted with the library Qsometimes through desire but often by requestj. Some have become interested in art, some in speech, others in music, athletics, shop, or languages. The sophomore has begun to find himself. . xg-C10 0lfVL0l 85 J ' Alexander, John Alvis, Henry Ammon, Edwin Anderson, Wayne Arlund, Joann Attebery. 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Richard Gaby, Gloria George, Theodore Gerken, Joan Gish, Evelyn Gresham. Bill Gurisco, Betty Haflcy' David Haines, Jack Hamilton, Jim Hampton, Lee Hancock, Donald Happy, Edwin Harger, John Harrell. Leon Harris, Max Harris, Robert Hayward. Ray Heaton, Bryan Hedenberg, Margaret Helm, Helen Henley, James Henning, Beverly Hessling. Pat Hibbs, Marie Hicks, Mary Hilburn, John Hill, Elwyn Hohl. Reva Hoskins, Rosalee Houser, Carol Jacob, Shirley Janney, Jackie Johnson, Jean Jones, Beverly Jones, Sally .SDP OWLOPQ5 .,..7Z.,. ,. ., ' 'V',, ,, 45132 ., .,,e,.-f4:' W fi ' ' 1 fi Wifi , 7, ,f 4, fy! , V 1, 45,,. ,vw gf 'T ,ef 21, . 2' T' z 'fiiifiii kZz9 '9f V' fawal ,.-' j gf z? . t 5:31 . 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Esther Lynch, Edward Maasen, Virginia Mack, Larry Mansell, Shirley Mapel, James Marmom, Eddie Marshall, Donna Marty, Anne Mayer, Barbara McDonald, Richard McFaddin, Richard McFarland, Sarah McMullin, Lyle Middleton, Ed Middleton, Jim Milburn, Marilyn Miller, Betty Miller, Charles Miller, Jack Moore, Betty Moore, Lillian Morgan, Natalie Morrell, Leon Morton, Martha Morton, Priscilla Mountain, Beverly Nesbitt, Donalene Newsom, Robert O'Byrne, Bill Olsen, Rose Marie Otis, Mary Jean Ozias, Robert Parker, Arlene Patch, Beverly Payton, Charles Pease, Robert Pennington,,'Bruce Perme, Paul Perryman, Norma Perry, Tom Plummer, Bob Powell, Clarence Purcell, Jo Ann Raschke, Donald Redwine, Joyce Reese, Samuel Rennau, Bob Reynolds, Barbara Reynolds, Marilyn Rieder, Donald Riemenschnitter, Don Riley, Russell Ritsch, Alice Robins Patricia Rogers, Eldred Rogers, Patricia Rollert, Ben N52 0l'1'L0l 815 ,Q ,A fr f Q Q P , AA,, Rollins. Sharon Roope, Dolores Roth. Ronald Rothacher, Clay Rough, Cecil Ruble, Margaret Ruff, Arthur Sanna, Eugene Saunders, Stanley Schmitt, Shirley Seideman, Don Shireman, Wilma Sibcrt, Shirley Skaggs, Varol Smalley, Barbara Smith, Bradley Smith, Jo Anne Spreitzer, Dick Stambaugh. Betty Stauffer, Joanne Stoehr, Rose Stratemeier, Marilyn Strohm, jesse Summers, Geraldine Summers, Harold Sutton, Bob Terry, Ezra Thier, Jeanie Thomas, Don Thomas, Bob Tilsley, James Tolen, Larry Topping, Beverly Ann Trover, Muriel Vandeford, Rose Marie Vandiver, Ann Vann, Edward Vasey, Al Vaughn, Jacque Waldrop, Maxine Walker Naomi 1 l Wa.lage, Jane Wallace, Jean Warnken, Ronald Watt, George Watson, Billie Wennestrom, Marcia Whitaker, Joan White, Bob Wilane, Ruth Wilcher, Bob Williamson, Bob Wilson, Frances Wolfram, Jamae Woodward, Tom Worden, De Wright, Joan Wyatt, Amelia Yates, Robert Yocum, Martin X oung, Cy Xoung, Kurt Young, Virgil Zeller, Martha AV' fm my f wi 94 If , X . .245 .V f 2 f W? ki f 4 f QV ff! xl! 4 0 ,ff 9 .., Ig? , fy 42 5 x w'f tm +440 l if fa ' I Y Q57 - L 4 I ,VW A an I 1, 3 V' , 1, 42 f if, ,Lf www, 5' , A '-1 'z l 'vi' V 'V '.5:r:-155f?s.-- I V .,,. , ,. , H5 I ,, lllr' I I V Z ,f gray, ' MH .--5, 9- ' 7 ZW? , 'rf 'f 1- - ., Alrv . if f 2 i,SL'if-23253, f ,f 29' f ' .fam M .,-Q 1 ff ...L V, 5155? 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' A :':f5SEEE 2f' i'fii'i' .-- .gEEi25fif:vl5 :' ' - 'V i . - Q, E . , ' J, l 50 yyvvgfggfigiy,-:,:: - - -- ,, , , 1 'mf , f , 1 z QI!! 4 e Q Cyleed WL6LlfL 646:55 No longer will the freshman enter Southeast with a punelecl look on his face and his heart in his mouth, for he will become familiar with the building as an eighth-grader and will feel Mat home. Although there are many things he must still learn, the bewildered look on his face has almost disappeared. He has been a Page during the year-observing further the customs of Southeast and learning his duties as a participant in the daily life of the Castle. By assuming his responsibilities, he will prepare himself to become an eflicient Herald. ,.,,, , . I .... t ' ' .. s.,. Abend, Cecilia Q V t A ...,. .I ,.... .. 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At last-someone to whom the freshman can display his knowledge!! Yes, the eighth grade pupil! Teachers and pupils welcomed him and hoped that he would quickly enter into life as We know it in the Castle. The first of September found each Appren- tice-Page eager and anxious to learn what lay in store for him during his stay in our Castle. Agron, Jerald Alff, Norman Allen, Douglas Ammon, Dennis Arlund, Charles Arnold, Marlene Arnold, Nancy Atkin, Harold Attebery, Helen Aubuchon, Chester Aubuchon, Frances Baker, James Baker, Norma Bangs, Charles Barber, Harold, Beard, Loretta Beckner, Harold Bennett, Eleanor Benson, David Beutler, Dick Bittner, Barbara Biurvall, Barbara Black, Billy Boschart, John Bratcher, Barbara Braune, Pauline Breckenridge, Dona Breuer, John Brown, Lillian Brown, William Bryan, Barbara Buckley, Carroll Buglewicz, Neal Burks, June Burnett, Bill Burriss, Barbara Butler, Sally Cade, Bill gig, Q During this unusual year, despite eighth hours and other possible uinconveniencesf, he learned the ideals of Knighthood and the responsibilities that are to be his. 1 Through a daily program of common learn- ings, physical education, arithmetic, and two line arts, the Apprentice-Page became better Htted for the duties in his ever-present goal- Knighthood. we Vs, . 1 ' ' ' QW? 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John George, Larry Gerkcn. Dorothy Gipfert. Shirley Glass, Bt-tty Lou Goss, Shirley Grafton, Scott Graves. Ethel Graziano, Virginia. Green, Surat ZZWA Greenlee, Ben Greer, Vernon Griffith, Carolyn Griffiths, Nancy Grout, John Grove, Doris Jean Gutknecht. George Haase, Richard Hall, Gerald Harkins, Tom Harper, Fred Harris, Elwyn Harrymen, Betty Hatfield, Gloria Hedenberg, Raymond Hendrix, Charles Henry, Dolores Herre, Beth Higton, Bobby Hinshaw, Albert Hodges, Mary Hoffman, Larry Holdeman, Bill Holloway, James Holt, James Hopkins, Shirley Houk, Sue Ann Humphrey, Franklyn Hunter, Dick Hutchison, Carol Jacobson, Eugene Johnson, Colbert Johnson, Norman Ionas, Donald Kay, Robert Kiene, Jarolie Kiene, Randall King, Lawrence Klopper, Betty Kobelt, Richard Kotelov, Irwin Krause, Paul Lamb, Kent Larson, Carl La Scala, Robert Law, Dale Lawson, Alfred Linebaugh, Dean Linton, Lloyd Livingston, Harold Lockwood. 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ML, 1, ,C i VV.. :',Zgrg5,,. , 1,4 :ff '55 SWA Nicl1ols, George Nickish, james Nolan, Jack Nolan, jack Norberg, Kenneth OlByrne, Robert Orey, Billy Ozias, Mary Pace, Gene Paden, Bill Park, john Patten, Mary Patton, lflliaabeth Paul, Bill Payton, Shirley Peck, Barbara Perkins, George Perkins, Ronald Perry, Constance Phelps, Clara Phillips, Bob Phillips, Martha Plummer, Patty Plympton, Barbara Power, Bob Pryor, Colleen Pulhamus, June Queisert, Larry Quistgard, Jo Ann Raskin, Melvin Reed, Jean Rendina, Roxanne Reynolds, Katherine Reynolds, Ruth Rhoads, Shirley Richardson, Frank Richmond, Robert Riley, Robert Roberson, Albert Robinson, Rowland Rogers, Donnis Rowley, Patricia Rucker, Richard Runyan,Dolores Russell, Carol Sappington, Donald Sedoris, Shirley Seigfreid, Arthur Shirk, Richard Simpson, Paula Smith, Betty Smith, Joan A Smith, Norma Dell Smith, Paul Smith, Russell Snow, Jean Sommer, Phil Spears, Donald Spencer, Joan Stevenson, Martha Stewart, Janet Stockton, Janet Strong, Marjorie Subert, La Donna Taylor, Cecil Tays. Harry Terrell. Barbara Thomas. Evelyn Thomas, ,loan Thompson, Don Thompson, Jack Thompson, Shirley is 5 ,4 I., 1 e I, Q. Y 4 ,V . .,. 2- L. E x f ,. 24 ?, S 5 5 2 'Z 33 5 5? E E Q34 fi 5 S 3 . 3 5. if gs F3 2 S 5 2 5 si 3 Qi 5 E E 5 I r w 1 ZH , f' 4 ,r waaawffw A Z .- , Q ,231 1914 .fm 460526 ' z 'bi fy A bfi, 'iii' A VV'v :,lA . I' A I f x ff W g Q ,if fs, 7 34 ' IQENQRE QARLSONT ma LA Emiox .PAT YOUNG fvxacsrma FLETCHER BETTY' CQCHRAN mms j s , s j' fwmjoaxz , fa TL it The purpose of the A.A.U.W. is to encour- age girls to continue their education after grad- uation from high school. Four sophomore girls With especially high scholastic attainments are chosen each year and remain members through- out their junior and senior years. crrisgfifr-zrzag Momma. . CHAl8.L'IfI'i MORRIS Xe? My as ff. fsnfzisw . HE LM PAT CZPBYRNE- iff5HC2viAfE9i 5V,LZ'?3Lii5.Pi.Bf?VQ The American' Association of University Women holds teas several times a year when lectures on various colleges and universities are given to all A.A.U.W. girls. Miss Minnie Din- gee is the sponsor. Qu! cm SPO Richard George Marilyn Mereness Norman Gaar Cynthia Morrish Foster Redding Qiiill and Scroll is an international honor so- ciety foil high school journalists who have supe- rior writing ability. They must be juniors or seniors in the upper third of their class and must have done outstanding Work in Writing, editing, or business management. Samples of their work are submitted to the Quill and Scroll examining board. All candidates must be rec- ommended by Miss Margaret McKemy, the staff advisor, and approved by the executive secretary of the Quill and Scroll. F11 S el Tl ai pl 01 ir ai C E i I M: W B11 ire n- .177 ef I U8 of toll ec- the :ive Wadffea First Row-Cordy Beckwith, Nancy Chiarelli, Billy Booy, Joann Rice, Jackie Jenkins, Muriel Trover, Carol Clark. Second Row-Jane Mossman, Patty Lynn, Gloria Arbogast, Mildred Roach, Norma Souther, Richard George, Dorothy Brown. Third Row-Bill Hayward, Eleanor Lowry, Tom Woodward, joseph Beck, Ben McNeil, Julia Bolas, Charles Steele. President ...,.,. Vice-President .,.. Secretary .,.,... Treasurer . . . Reporter .,,. The Palettes meet every two weeks to develop and improve ability in finger and water color painting, clay modeling, charcoal drawing, and other forms of creative arts and crafts. Paint- ing the scenery for all the school productions and acting as decoration committee for Knight Clubn are also some of their activities. . . .Patty Lynn . . . . .Jane Mossman . . . .Norma Souther . . . .Richard George . . . .Eleanor Lowry A student must have a grade of, at least, an SU in art, must have shown talent in the work he has done in class, and must receive the ma- jority vote of the club to become a member. Membership in the club is limited because of the scarcity of materials. Miss Martha Abbott is sponsor of the club. 0lflflfL6! First Row-Clara Barker, Billy Cross, Betty White, Joyce Dickover, Shirley Gipfert. Second Row-Shirley Wangeman, Shirley Cumberford, Bob Phillips, Marita McGinnis, Joann Rice, Howard Harrenstein. Third Row-Shirley Jacobs, Jerrie Greenen, Eldon Pence, Dorla Eaton, Roger Banghart. Fourth Row-Larry King, Phil Huff, David Smalley, Ben Miller, R. C. Harris, Bill O'Byrne. , P resident .,..., Vice-Presizlent . . , Sffcretary .....,.... . Recording Secretary. . . Reporter . .,....... . Historian ..i........ Sergeant-at-Arms ...... junior Rejrresezftafive .... The Southeast Round Table, our student- governing body, has again completed a success- ful year. The Round Table has not only tried to stress the ideal of good character, but it has also tried to develop leadership among students. One of the many activities sponsored by the Round Table this year was the flag contest. Different flag designs were presented to the Round Table, and after much discussion, Bill 1' 60 . . , .Roger Banghart . . .Betty Cochran . . ,Jo Ann Soxman . . . . . . , .Clara Barker . . . .Shirley Wangeman . . , .Shirley Cumberford ..,........PhilHuff . . . .Norman Gaar Hayward's design was selected and is now used as our school flag. The Round Table also spon- sored various types of mixers. Suggestions for improvements concerning the school and its activities are submitted to the Round Table through the representatives ofthe home rooms. The best of these suggestions are considered, voted on, and carried out if they are feasible. Miss Latshaw is sponsor of the Club. x fe 'fs . A...,.. f::1:::::::3E. .1I1. sed fn- :he :he :he are ie the Y. lznfitoowe pfauera First Row-Jim Phillips, Betty Cochran, Beverly La Scala, .Janet Stites, Pat Young, Donna Hyndon, Marita McGinnis Winifred Major, Pat Hessling. Second Row-Miss Fetters, Directory Roland Cooper, Jo Ann Swetnam, Ben Miller, Joann Rice, Margaret Torrence, Jim Raitt Third Row-Dave Smalley, Roger Alleman, Newton Gossett, Delores Bettes, Lenore Carlson, Geraldine Happy. Director .....,.... Assistant Director . . Business Manager. . . Make-Up Director. . Wardrobe Director Script Director ..... Hospitality Director. Stage Manager ...... House Manager. . . The Penthouse Players, sponsored by Miss Maria Fetters, is a group of advanced speech students Who are primarily interested in dra- matics. The plays produced in the little theatre in room 212 provide additional experience in play production, acting, directing, costuming, stage make-up, stage lighting, and stage scenery. Qualification for membership is based upon public performances in plays, assemblies, radio broadcasting, public speaking, and staff Work. The Penthouse Players develop talent and leadership in the field of dramatics and at the same time build appreciation for better types of plays. The theme for the 1946-7 season is Theatre Around the World.,, The plays that will be produced this year are: . .David Smalley Jo Ann Swetnam . .Betty Cochran Marita McGinnis . . . . .Joann Rice . .Lenore Carlson . . . . .Janet Stites . .Roger Alleman . . , . .Ben Miller Chinese-The Willoiu Plate. Christmas-Cloristinas Around the World French-Doctor in Spite of Hiinsel Russian-The Feininine Touch. i Irish-The Doctor from Dunmore f 332, Fi pfaw rolfmcf ffm Mbrfcf EK fThe 'Wzugw flatej Wcenckzn fThe Feminine Touch P1 f 1 62 P Fi Sv T. igzftfzftre C 'omema em ofjdmeriea I-Jiri! Kon'-Jean Reed, Maxine Waldrop, Vivian Brown, Joyce Hill, Joann Arlund, Carol Booy, Nancy Griffiths, Pat Edwards Svmwm' Ron'-Marlene Bales, Virginia Barnard, Jackie Sappngton, Barbara Mayer, Patty Rogers, Twila Phillips, Char lottc Dc Knight, Joan Mc Culley, Emma Lou Dickson. Tbirfl Row-Hazel Wilson, Wilma Shireman, Priscilla Morton, Mary Otis, Rita Patton, Shirley Schmitt, Marilyn Milburn Patsy Kolias, Mary Hodges. First Row-Geraldine Summers, June Bowman, Norma Smith, June Burks, Lou Wilson, Shirley Hopkins, Barbara Mc- Clintock, Georgianna Selder, Jo Ann Purcell. Second Row-Marcia Wennerstrom, Jeannette Botts, Dorothy Holt, Delores Chastain, Betty Harryman, Helena Janssens, Dorothy Joy, Shirley Clark, Virginia Young. Third Row-Margie Vfilcher, Mary Houston Cartwright. President ....., Vice-Presidelzt . . Secretary ..... , Historian ..,. Treasurer .... , Pl1Yli6l1716l11i61l'idlZ . Reporter ......, Sergeant-at-Arms Verna Custance, Olive Butler, Mary Ellen Lodholtz, Joan Mantel, Corrine , . . . .Marlene Bales . . . .Patricia Hopkins . . . . .Hazel Wilson . . . . ,Dorothy Joy . . . .Vivian Brown . , . .Dorothy Holt , . . .Marianne Flora . . . . . ,Joyce Hill 63 . L ., . . A . , ,Y.,. , ,,,, .. .... ,M .,..e...ff--T.---17.-----V..-.,. - --,f..-f- -v 7.-.-,.Y- gf..HA-W--N---L,-,3-N-'-,--f-- - - ' - - ' f , ', ,, ,,,,,,l ' ml A , A11 , i 1 i l A 5 r 1 P E 5 1 Q. rd lim! Ron'-XY'ilina Landrith, Marcia Horton, Helen hlanssens, Shirley McDonald, Mary Lea Wallace, Martha Phillips, Betty Sue liurner, Barbara Bratcher. Serum! Ron-Mary Louise Houston, Patsy jones, Jeanne Sharples, Pamelia Crothers, Roberta Tyner, Pat Young, V',Xnn Calvert, ,loann Staufler, Connie Perry, Janet Davidson. iI'l1i1'rf Rout'-Peggy Cock, Shirley Sedoris, Peggy Paulfry, Ruth Eckstein, Marolinn Graham, Jarolie Kiene, Vera Lea Ken- nedy, Margaret Ruhle, Vivian Brown. Ifourflw Ron'-Mary Patton, Marie H'bb' BQ b i s, ir ara Mayer, Doris Kelly, Charlene Morris, Lenore Carlson, Sue Carlson, Shirley Sibert, Rosalie Hoskins, Mary Louise Qzias. ists 'ist ,,,,, B First Row-Donna Turnbull, Evelyn Thomas, Marilyn Stratemeier, Twila Phillips, Sharon Rollins, Marilyn Reynolds, i Dorothy Joy, Ruth Reynolds, Dorothy McNutt. on Second Row-Carol Booey, Patricia Daniels, Susie Ryan, Doris Ford, Jorae Preston, Marlene Bales, Sarah McFarland, Mary Ellen Lodholz, Christine Davis, Verna Simpson. V Tfaira' Row-Patricia Rogers, Doris Groves, Ann Marty, Pat O'Byrne, Betty Correll, Marilyn Mereness, Marjorie Jo Hill, Frances Wilson. Fjihjf Fourth Row-Betty Glass, Marian Cackler, Margaret Rogers, Marilyn Freeman, Mary Evelyn Clough, Cynthia Morrish, Dorothy Rainer, Delores Bettes, Beverly Topping. Fi,-gf Row-Jung Pullmmug, Betty Coleman, Marcia Wfennerstrom, Jane Wfallace, Dorothy Holt, George Ann Le Veske, lCYa Jo Ann Casey. Y , n g U , , I h Seffoflfl Rnu,f,BCtty Lou Rennau, jane Mossman, Jean Wallace, Priscilla McLean, Shirley Wilsoia, Wfinifrecl Major. :nce 7'j,j,.,f RUZLVQBCUY Jean Stambaugh, Norma Lee Hartman, Roberta Ashour, JoAnn McCully, Lauriee Messing, Linda Stevens, JoAnn Bowers. ' 1 I , l I x 1:f,H,.lf, ROILQDGQK-,ywjq Brown Carol Beerv, Ruhv Dickey, larances Barret, Xxflllllll Shireman, ,lean Adamson, ,lxathlyn l'enton. 35 1 1 . 1 , 6 5 ' l 6LC0lfL85 CLATIN CLUBJ First Row-Norma Perryman, Betty Gurisco, Geraldine Ashour, Linda Stevens, Beverly Said, Eunice Parks. Second Row-Jamae Wolfram, Betty Frank, Eldon Pence, Jimmie Tilsley, Rose Marie Vanderford, Joan Stauffer. Third Row-Ida Tannehill, Patty Robins, Martha Morton, Norma Staab, Cynthia Morrish, R. C. Harris, Bruce Pen- nington. Consuls, .. ...,, jamae Wolfram, Geraldine Ashour Proctor. . . ....,,,.....,....i..,. Betty Frank Sffibd .... .... C ynthia Morrish Quaestor ....... .... B ruce Pennington Censor Morum ...................... ...... R . C. Harris Iunior Classical League Representative .... ,... E unice Parks Initiation The Dracones Club, sponsored by Miss Mary ' Virginia Clarke, is composed of Latin students. The club as a Whole is a member of the Na- tional Junior Classical League. The second year pupils are members of the National Association for Promotion of the Study of Latin. The new members are elected and act as Roman slaves to the older members until initia- tion When they are taken across the River Styx to appear before Pluto, Who grants them their i freedom after they have performed many deeds of valor. This year, history and mythology l were the subjects chosen for special study. 66 525:16 vqziiw ...z-:aw ggznflssr ,A Qs za:-ww -.cya-1-. Pen- lary TIES. Na- year tion t as itia- Styx :heir eeds logy Qlefinefad KSPANISH CLUBQ First Row--Dorothy Hendricks, Beverly Moore, Molly Stines, Marjorie Jo Hill, jean Landrith, John Hilburn, Dorothy Husband. Second Row-Pat Brown, Sharon Rollins, Marilyn Reynolds, Ruth Eckstein, Mary Lea Wallace, Gloria Gaby, George Ann Le Veske, Nelda McCleary. Third Row-Dorothy Ganser, Roberta Tyner, Natalie Ronsick, Peggy Paulfry, Shirley Grant, Mildred Myers, Barbara Pruitt, Betty Jane Landon. Fourth Row-Jo Ann Kemp, Pat O,Byrne, Virginia Fletcher, Jeannette Smart, Robert Anderson, Bob Spradling, Betty Hibbs Marian Cackler Ruth, Marie , ' - Fifth Row--Carol Houser, Ann Vandiver, Bill Cain, John Murdock, Naomi Balsley, Joann Chamberlain. Sixth Row--Ruth Petersen, Roberta Ashour, Lloyd Robinson, Doris Kelley, Norma Hartman. Presirlenf ....,.,,.,,..,...,.,,., ...,... R uth Eckstein Vice-Pwsiflmzt ..,. .,.. W ilma Landrith Secretary .....,. .... N orma Hartman V T1'CflS1Ll'U1' ........ .,.. M olly Stines Se1'gc'mzt-af-A1'1.v1s . ,.... ,.,............. J erry Woods I HVW' The Spanish Club, the Centinelas, speaking people. i ,X I sponsored by Miss Herberta Towner, is The annual Christmas party is a chili composed of students who are enrolled supper. ' in Spanish. By means of skits, songs, At the annual Pan-American Day games, and fiestas, opportunity is af- banquet held in the school cafeteria, the forded the members to become better student who is the most advanced in the ac uainted with the language and to use of the Spanish language receives a ' C1 . learn more of the customs of Spanish medal. 67 , 1 i i i I I I 1 I 1 I I i v l I I i v f J 'Wm vfiiiff V'-,,:f,...1,:',,7 V ' fi 15421 3 f-Ql1:fE'E': Sis? ,ifiififififfigi .4 342' 2 . 5 Azg xsiaf .. w 1,34 'f55:1 '-.1:11.:3ff15'1-Z-2fefaiEaEf ?5f5' ., 7 .. a ' -- ,, , 2. s.. mono-rwr Q4msan A' ': '3gpiaiznT Ai3Lfg1?J9 Boa MA1zsHA LL , A A -.? ilfIfifi7 Z':f::: ::'A':A 5 :1l:A11::,,V 4- qq.. ' 'A', if , Ag' M ' 3 .V , my I fa! ' ' I' A-.' f HELEN an A 222212 . sb ,QA K, -1'L :::,,,: AAZA. X A , qq:A,. ,i W RDS NQRMA HARTMAZ'-I I N TQ SPA? O'BYR?'-H31 Q 6 1:-, 7,2 , MIXRUSN CACHLER FAITH CASEBOLT QDSAN MIIQSLY Miss mamma? RGGER BLACIUBZYELIIQJ. iv A N .LGU DEE comin' 3 E f BARBARA FUQUA GENE' 635252 im' GIUWER is :': im V 'N D 'ram f zzo1s12Qgnieg LINK Louisa KISSEE ,Jim Pfzkwaf f :aEXuzjLY, Sam CELIA KRAPNKA V X My 5 2.25 y F Q SHIKLEY ,WAMQEMAN f1s4,5?gg3gz,a fIYffGK294ffSi5N 'Dofus was amz 70 Y 99 XXX f f f ffwf gf ' 4 ' 132597 , ' .. . 44 -:::.:,1,,4..:::a ,miss Anzimrri , Ari v lg? AKANET srzvss 30 Aww SWETNAM A Seci1feftmjgp ' Base-mess Mwxfzger was 'sflrfiilw A,ALiZ6ff4E'??3f ir 526 Oof f l all 'ff papa fo Aa Smaff H Everyone in Southeast knows It Pays To Be Smart. During assembly time, December 5, in the Southeast auditorium, six seniors took part in a science radio quiz program sponsored by radio station WHB and the University of Kansas City. The participants Were Shirley McDon- ald, Howard Harrenstein, Paul Walkup, Foster Redding, Martha Ellen Cole, and Billy Booy. Robert Clark was ready to act as substitute had one of the other six been absent. As was the custom in an old-fashioned spelling bee, each contestant dropped out of the contest when he missed a question. Foster Redding was presented a twenty-Hve dollar savings bond for winning first place, and Billy Booy who was a close second received a check for ten dollars. D55 HBOBIE QBIZZIE NTHE TEHPTING TRIOf 3 4, .f6fLi9fL1ff1fea Church bells, dumbbelles, schoolbells-these bells and many more rang out in the 1946 Knightlites, under the direction of Miss Martha Abbott. The curtain rose on the colorful stage set- ting, designed by Patty Lynn and constructed by Mr. Boyd Johnson and his stage crew. Three large bells, lent by the J. C. Nichols Company, hung from the top of the stage and formed the center attraction. Perhaps the most fascinating number pre- sented Was the Indian bells Which portrayed an ancient tribal dance in beautiful feather cos- tumes lent by the Mic-O-Say tribe of the Boy Scouts. South American 'music and dancing by the Cuban Belles was definitely a bright spot in the production. In evening dress, the Beta couples presented a mock wedding. Round and round We go with the Merry-go- round, the Ink Spots and the song Carousel . Light comedy included the dumbbelles or 'tComic Strip Characters and the dinner bell or What Size Grapefruit Do You Wear,', by the girl and boy senior lines respectively. N.B.C. Chimes or Nothing but Corni' lived up to its name and provoked much laughter from the audience. The faculty, dressed as young children, sang Mister, Have You Got an Apple on a Stick? They followed their song with a dance. After playing to a full house both nights, November 22 and 23, the final curtain came down on a happy, but tired, group of teachers and students who had Worked together success- fully to present the sixth production of Knight- lites at Southeast. s if 1 3. ,M it my V N 1. .r n L i ...go ' v -. BV THE SEA fa: 1 1 5 5 i I 4 in Zim! J. Qffx Drum Majorettes-Charmaine Poteet, Naomi Walker, Margie Mayfield. W First Row-Jeanette Botts, Frank Thompson, Jimmy Maple, Tom Donnelly, Jim Raitt, Walter Peck, Ann Marty, Marilyn Mereness, Russell Riley, Rose Marie Olsen, Barbara Terrell, Sidney Dull, Patricia Daniels, Gertrude Johnson, Twila Phillips, Jimmie Baker, Ruth Jordan, Suzanne Plummer. Second Row-Richard Weber, Don Riemenschnitter, Eldon Pence, Lester McCallum, Bob Stiegler, Leon Morrell, Susie Ryan, Verna Simpson, Richard McDonald, Cynthia Morrish, Gloria Wright, Bart Lockwood, Jim Ross, Joanne Kemp, Dorothy Ganser, Marjorie Hill. Third Row-Bob Plummer, Dorothy Hendricks, Bill Curry, Joe Gilliland, Lowell Falke, Bill Cross, Vernon Canfield, Bill Gresham, Bob Newsom, Richard George, Henry Spradling, Foster Redding, Robert Perkins, Al Cross, John Harger. Marching Band on Parade l 78 Y L QPCA85 fl 6L Basses: Sue Plummer, Mildred Meyer, Sue Carlson, Barbara Mayer. l Violins: Patricia Robins, Pat Daniels, Robert Trewatha, Laurice Messing, Norma Lee Baker, Rodney Wernicke, Allan 'Fuller, Jeanette Smart, Kenneth Wernicke, Martha Phillips, Fred Forester, Mary Evelyn Clough, Mary Patten, N ma ' Hartman, Larry King. Violasz Robert Clark, Delores Cover, Kenneth Wade, Jean Parrish. Cello: Helen Edwards, Helen Campbell, Rose Marie Vanderford. M ff M Trutmpets: Ray Culter, Frank Thompson, Tom Donnelly. 'I Saxophone: Joe Gilliland. I f 'EJ Trombones: Bill Gresham, Vernon Canfield. ' Flutes: Marilyn Mereness, Charmaine Poteet. Z Bassoon: Mary Jo Kimball. French Horns: Verna Simpson, Susie Ryan, Edwin Happy. Q V ' Clarinets: Dorothy Ganser, Russell Riley, Joanne Kemp, Gloria Wright. X Drums: jerry Van Derbark, Vera Lea Kennedy. Director: Mr. Markley. This group of, selected students furnished the music for the complete program of Knightlites. 79 Capeffa Clair l Q s E t L s 'a so rs Seco First Row-Barbara Strup, Barbara Poe, Dorothy Generaux, Bettie Mason, Shirley Cumberford, Marilyn Boisvert, Cordy B. Beckwith, Ben Markley, Gertie Johnson, Joy Graver, Pauline Riley, Carol Bennett, Mary Sue Millen, Winona Cates, Thi, Shirley Cashen. Pg Second Row-Dorothy Kemp, Joan Soxman, Virginia Recke, Doris Webber, Marilyn Mereness, Bonnie Green, Lois Pratt, Maryo Hastings, La Ree Wutke, Erlene Wilmoth, Naomi Balsley, Joyce Cope, Kitty Rouse, Barbara Hof, Joan Adams. Third Row-joan Hansen, Marilyn Gibby, Sarah Hennessy, Lillian Moore, Barbara Young, Vera Lea Kennedy, Mary Evelyn Clough, Virginia Kellerman, Helen Edwards, Patty jones, Ethel McLaughlin, Hazel Smith, Joan Kemp, Delores Cover, I Dorothy Rainer. Fourfb R010-'VCFHH Simpson, Donald Reider, Russell Riley, Dave Hafley, John Talbot, Ray Brown, Clifford Eastman, Hal Roberts, jerry Maas, Cy Young, Justus Mack, Allen Fuller, Lyle McMillan. Fifth Row-Eldon Conyne, Donald Berry, Bob Witt, Leslie Yohn, Leon Morrell, Lloyd Robinson, Gale Gardner, Tom ' Bronson, Bob Seitter, Wesley Tobaben, Stacy Crumm, Fred Foerster. f Southeast is fortunate in having Mr. B. E. Markley and Mrs. Wanda Musgrave as directors of musical activities. Under their able direction, the music department has A, ,Q given many excellent per- IIQF ve formances. This year Ora .v J EX, L. Sullivan was the accom- 'J panist for the vocal classes. . ' J gg The members of the band played for the foot- ' ball and basketball games, I and marched in the Amer- Efg ican Royal Parade. The .uw ri band also took part in the Christmas assembly, the 4 R.O.T.C. circus, the A11- City Band Festival, and the Music Festival. This year the orchestra played for the Eighth Grade Induction ceremony, Open House pro- gram, Knightlites, Spring Play, Music assem- bly, All-City Orchestra Festival, and the Music Festival. The a cappella choir sang for Open House, Christmas assembly, and various programs, in- cluding the Festival of Music. They sang for the It Pays to be Smart broadcast on W.H.B. in December, and also recorded a program of Christmas music which was broadcast December 25, on K.M.B.C. The girls' glee club sang at the Christmas assembly and the Music Festival. Mr. B. E. Mark- ley directed all the above activities. The mixed chorus and eighth grade classes performed in the Christmas assembly and the Music Festival. They were directed by Mrs. Wanda Musgrave. The music department held L1 solo contest in the spring, and both vocal and instrumental stu- dents presented solos and were rated by out- side judges. 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Second Row-Winningham, Palmer, Baldwin, Williamson, Foster, George, Groves, Deck, Yohn, McNeil. Tbircl Row-Smith, Fister, Laughlin, Price, Comely, Willoughby, Reynolds. SOXMAN YOHN LAUGHLIN First Second Second Team Team Team All Star All Star All Star 41 'W x ' :.:.f.:.:.a.f . :aag:. 5 sg:z B - 4- I - A -:::,--iii ' 5.-511' 5 2 2 A ' .4 I .. ..... ., B 5 x ' 5 5' Y 84 -- ..... ,ig BALDWIN Second Team All Star - f-. ,zzz-:-:-1-:-zt, -rpg, -::: .:-Q.. We I 5 .3,-2: - ,..,.. - . 5 ,wif Q fm .-1 :.:, - -5 . ,-,Q Q I l X '-0 1: 'I B iggs-i. .- .l.-.4. -. fig ' 'Q 4 f ,,,. l 5' 1 f - ix ' :':':':':1S:cf, , Q as , t ..V, J . - -, . '- :QSM Wr11Ti2 Honorable Men tion 5' ' X wiv FISTER Plonorable llffenfinrf CAQQI' 0523 Ql :f . ':': :f1 s Ti ' A'A ii ' Qii T I ,:z, ZIE T . ' .11': a q:'V4' X q 1 A f , ,A,, I : A 3. - N 4,.,.L, . ix , . , is . : .I: i 4.1 5 1 . .iilllfal Kg joofga The All-American Sport, football, starts in the fall of each year in the high schools all over the United States. The Southeast team has always proved a worthy contender and always provides its share of thrills. The 1946 Knight team first played a non-league game with the Hornets of North Kansas City High School. The Hornets were stung by a 12-0 set-back. This was the first time in eight years that the Knights were able to beat the Hornets. The following week Southeast met the Manual High School squad, but the result was a 7-6 score in the Cardinals' favor. Southeast lost the two following games to Southwest and Central with the scores of 21-6 and 21-7, respectively. This placed the Knights in last position in the league. The next game was the biggest upset of the year. The Knights defeated the league leading Northeast Vikings 6-0. Filled with confidence, the Knights came back in the next games to de- feat Westport 24-7 and East met the same fate 6-0. The Knights tied for third place in the In- terscholastic League when they triumphed over the Paseo Pirates. Individual players were well rewarded for their excellent work. Kenneth Soxman, South- east's all-round end and a two-year letterman, was the only Knight on the First Team All-Star squad. Leslie Yohn, tackle, Don Baldwin, a two- year letterman at end, and Bud Laughlin, gal- loping fullback and only a junior, all made the Second Team All-Star squad. Bill White and Jim Fister, guards, gained honorable mention for their fine playing. Southeast wishes to congratulate coaches Cecil Patterson and Charles Huhn, as well as the team, for a most exciting and successful football season. QCOVL xQl86'LlWL 3 E ' . ' First Row-Higgins, Janssens, Hanebaum, Willoughby, Foster, Cross, Comer. Sfcioml Row-Wise, Rowe, Stines, Nichols, Williamson, Middleton. Tlnirrl Row-Steele, Anderson, Fields, Young, Bryant, Young. SECOND TEAlNl FOOTBALL SCORES S01lf!Jf'ZIXf Opponent Manual.,. 13 0 Central ,.... 4 , , 20 14 Southwest ..,.i,. 0 7 Northeast ..,.,.... , 0 14 North Kansas City. . . . . . 7 0 William Chrisman, . . . . . 14 0 East ..i.,......... i 6 20 Westport ..., , 6 15 Paseo ..... , 7 12 Totals ......i.i,..1.,.,...,......... 73 82 86 E -ai Ki: .:v1.-can 315' M.. Mnuax sz 'mc 1 2. :E L1 A - 4 'fa emfufa DO BLES CHAMPIONS DO BLE ,IINNERS-U Ellis Bryant Walter Peck Gene Giese Dick Pack F4464-Mu , Q Hmmm '- I, ww 53334. ' ': 1 ' ', 0 ' . . . M, A. f - ...N..,e,,, Wax -- 'X' ' M t Eiwaaaaaa eaaaaaaisas fsW,e:.aaasae:sawa f l' K 2 -'-V :pei ' a - 'V f ' - .- - -- - --f-2-2:- 'a1:'4:1g', .rifle sp Q., IE' 5-'f .5 - . 7 . xsnmfms -5222: 4 ll 23EEii2?32Sigggg?ES555i?5555,i? rj as t, W , ,ff-wa2sHwwma,Wga,,,,wgg mwwsmsw 2 't i fffesifwamesaafsftffizeia an aanma.e-wffwff ,.,, I ggggggmwaagargmsgssrssgggggggifi sa?liaisesggglzffgggggfggggfawaiwztwyg ' , , , . Q, .. Q., ra. . 3 i:'1r.,,..-G',t1,z',,:f: ..- Mr- Lasley, Coach Kenneth I-Ianebaum Bob Kelly SI CLE In the Interscholastic Tennis League, South- east won the high school doubles tennis cham- pionship for the second consecutive year. The matches are played on the Plaza tennis courts the first week in October each year. Two sin- gles players and two doubles teams are entered from each high school. Dick Pack and Gene Giese of Southeast teamed together to defeat Westport 6-3, 6-1. They drew a bye on the second round, then defeated a strong team from Southwest 7-5, 6-0. Walter Peck and Ellis Bryant defeated Westport 4-6, 8-6, 6-4, in a fast exhibition of team work and skill. They defeated Central 4-6, 8-6, 6-4, and Southwest 6-0, 6-0. Thus, both Southeast doubles teams reached the finals. In the playoff for the championship, Walter Peck and Ellis Bryant won from the Pack-Giese team 5-7, 6-4, 6-3. In the singles events, Bob Kelly played fine tennis but was defeated by Paseo 7-5, 6-0. The other singles player was Kenneth I-Ianebaum, who was defeated by Paseo 7-5, 6-2. Julian Smith was utility player and substitute. Mr. Lasley is the tennis coach. Q . W TGMMY BRONSCN Started at Blue Hills, has played with Southeast two years, and lettered one. Average scores 80 to 85. WESLEY TOBABEN Started at Mission Hills, has played with South- east three years, and let- tered two. He played in caddy elimination tour- naments at Mission Hills. Average scores 78 to 82 CLAUDE N. HARMAN Started at Blue Hills, has played with Southeast three years, and lettered one. He entered Blue Hills caddy tournament in 1945, and placed third among B-grade caddies. Average scores 79 to 88. BILLY GILL Started at Hillcrest, has played with Southeast two years, entered Oak- wood and Hillcrest cad- dy tournaments, and fin- ished second at Hillcrest in 1945. Average scores 78 to 83. DAVID CADWAL- LADER Started at Hillcrest and Swope No. 2. He is a new player at Southeast, and has played in caddy tournaments at Hillcrest. Average scores 83 to 88. ALBERT CRCSS Started on Swope No. 2. He is a new player at Southeast, has caddied at Hillcrest, and played in a caddy tournament at Oakwood in 1945. Av- erage scores 83 to 88. RAY CULTER Learned to play golf at Hillcrest and is a new member of Southeast's squad. He has caddied for four years at Hill- crest. Average scores 72 to 88. CLAUDE N. HARMAN C oacla With these four lettermen and experienced alternates Southeast should win the Infterscholastic Golf Tournament this spring. gaalefdaf Janssens-Manager. SOUTHEAST 28... 26... 34... 17... 26... 29... 33... 26... DON BALDWIN 32 Basketball 39, i i Capfain ' ' ' and 254 ' ' 39 SUCIOIIII ' ' ' Team '- ' All Sim' 379 . , Southeast won only one basketball game this year, but all the games were thrilling to watch and many were lost by only a few points. The one victory by our school was over the South- west Indians who placed third in the league. Hard luck seemed to follow our team during the entire season. Two games were lost by only one point, another by three points, and still an- other to the undefeated league champions, 25 .,.... Flrst Row Gaar, Williamson, Groves, Soxman, Gish. Secomi Row-Hanebaum--Manager, Foster, Palmer, Baldwin Price, Laughlin, OPPONENTS s . .Liilis High ....,.... ..... . as . . .Warrensburg High . . . . . , 41 ...Hogan High ..,.... ... 21 , . .Manual High ....,.. . . . 35 . . .North Kansas City. , . , . . 29 ...East High ........, 16 ...Westport High . ., .., 32 , . .Excelsior Springs ,... . . . 32 . . .William Chrisman .... , . . 46 , . .Paseo High ....... . .. 33 . . ,Southwest High. . . . . , 37 . . .Northeast High. . . . . . 29 . . ,Central High .... . . . 44 . , .Totals ...... .... 4 33 Northeast, by only four points. In this game the Knights came closer to defeating Northeast than any other team in the league. This score indicated that our team was the ufightingestn team in the league and the team deserves much credit for their never say die spirit. Congratulations to Coach Huhn and Coach Adams for their successful season. This is Coach Huhn's third season as basketball coach. SOXMAN SHOOTING ANOTHER GOAL 1 2 QCOVL ljglllflflf SOUTHEAST 28 ...... ..,. R uskin . , 11.,. .... Lillis .... 33.., .,.. Hogan ..,,,,.. 23, , . ,... North Kansas City. , 26,.. .... Manual ,.... 24. . . .... East ,A,... , . . . 37, ., ,... Westport ...A .,. , 33 . . 4 .... Excelsior Springs. , . 30. A . .,.. William Chrisman . 45... .... Paseo .,.,., 24 . . .,,. Southwest . . 29 . .... Northeast . . 41 . . ..., Central .M 384 ,.l....,,..i Totals ,,........... OP1'ONliNT5 , , . 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Y 1 Q Y 4 1 r l f 5 Y Y 9. F . : I I E 5 i 5 H E Y i 4 4 5 Q I i 5 y i .I 4 2 SGT. KERR an his desk. Maj. Paul E. Glinn, Capt. Donald L. Smith, First Lt. Roy T. Ellis, Second Lt. Xvilliam F. Wfilson. 2 Ae Q:58l l!8 Ummm raining 010,95 MISSION: The mission of the Junior Division ROTC is to lay the foundation of intelligent citizenship within the student and give him such basic military training as will be of benefit and value to him and to the military service, if he becomes a member thereof. COURSE: The Junior Course consists of formal military instruction of a general type applicable to the Army as a whole. This will require class work of three hours per week for three academic. years of not fewer than thirty-two weeks each year. SUBJECTS: During the three years of the Jun- ior Course the student is taught the following subjects: World Military Situation, Military Organization, Courtesies, Customs, and Rules of Conduct, Leadership, Drill, and Exercise of Command, Physical Development Methods, In- dividual Weapons and Marksmanship, including the M1 IGarandj Rifle, Browning Automatic Rifle, Carbine, Pistol, Hand and Rifle Grenades, Rocket Launcher QBazookaj, Pyrotechnic Pro- jectors, Snipers' Rifle and Machine Guns, both Cal. .30 and Cal. .505 Hygiene and First Aid, New Weapons and Developments, Communica- tion, Maps and Aerial Photographs, Small Unit Tactics, Military Teaching Methods, Military History of the United States. COMPETITIONS AND AWARDS: A student may be awarded badges and medals for various achievements, namely, Scholastic Badge, Theor- etical Badge, Neatness Badge, and Marksman- ship Badge. Silver stars are awarded in lieu of second awards. On Field Day, held toward the end of each school year, medals may be won in competition with all ROTC Units in Kansas City. Medals are also awarded by the Heart of America Legion Post to the three outstanding cadets in the first and second years. RIFLE TEAM: The Battalion Rifle Team en- jc-yed a highly successful season, firing the high- est score in the Hearst Trophy Match among all high schools in Kansas City. This was also the highest score fired since 1941 by a Kansas City team. The team finished in third place in the City Match. R. G. Ozias fired the highest score of all competitors entered in this match. Appro- priate medals and trophies have been awarded to this team and to R. G. Ozias. Letters were awarded to the following Rifle Team members: W. E. Wilson, R. A. Duggan, J. C. Schnebelen, R. G. Ozias, J. G. Beck, and R. Anderson, manager. The Blue Hills Post of the American Legion has sponsored the Battalion in membership in the National Rifle Association and are awarding shooting coats each year to the letter winners on the Rifle Team. GOVERNMENT INSPECTION: Near the close of each school year, the school is visited by officers detailed by the War Department, Wash- ington, D. C., for the purpose of inspecting, the unit. All schools Which meet the requirements, both in theoretical and practical instruction, are designated as honor schools and each cadet is authorized to wear a red star on the right sleeve of the blouse or battle jacket. REGULAR ARMY OFFICERS AND EN- LISTED MEN: Officers and enlisted men are assigned for the purpose of conducting and supervising training in all ROTC Units throughout the United States. Lieutenant Colo- nel B. E. Edwards has been assigned as Professor of Military Science and Tactics, Kansas City High Schools, and Master Sergeant G. J. Kerr has been assigned as Sergeant Instructor at Southeast High School. CADET OFFICERS: All Cadet Officers are from the senior class. The Battalion Commander is Cadet Major P. E. Glinn, the Company Com- mander, Cadet Captain D. L. Smith, the Adju- tant, Cadet Second Lieutenant W. F.. Wilson. Commanding the First Platoon is Cadet Second Lieutenant H. N. Gardner, commanding the Second Platoon is Cadet First Lieutenant R. T. Ells. i e eam First Row-SfSgt. Henry, Pfc. Perkins, 2nd Lieut. Wilson, Pvt. Happy, Pvt. Marmon. Second Row-Pvt. Keyes, Pvt. Ozias, TfSgt. Beck, Pvt. Duggan, TfSgt. Schnebelen. Tbira' Row-lst Sgt. Gardner, Sgt. Hampton, Maj. Glinn, Pvt. Barritt, SfSgt. Pebley. P 1- llf S THE FOUR POSITIONS OF TARGET FIRING FLAG DETAIL 100 Ziff -1212:-' P 5' ':,.5:1:ffggf Last Will and Testament of the Staff Southeast High School Kansas City, Missouri May 23, 1947 Dear Classmates and Teachers: You have now reached the end of your Crusader, just as we have reached the end of our high school life. Here is the book that We have thought about, dreamed about, and worked on for ten monthsg the book you have wondered aboutg and for which you have waited patiently. We have tried to make it interesting-a small facsimile of your high school life, as you know it, and a book that in later :years you will read with pride and pleasure. We hope that you will enjoy this book as greatly as we who have made it enjoyed the work that it involved. , Sincerely, THE 1947 CRUSADER STAFF Qi G ,aawawya Q jew QAOAAVWWJ wgawfff fiwsjs, 101 K3790o may eww efefwf Jw . ..4g.,,,, 4 '15 I ,. ,.,' Q ' , . a A 63 -X ,,f ij?-'f,,,L , 3,1 In 7.,,7,lj i,,.jv,1 -741' V7 741 ,. 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