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

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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.

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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