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

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bang lfions that a fag? Zin iiaunur uf the Zllmnzntp une mgbts who sacrificed their lives in World War Il, Mr. H. P. Wilhelmsen pre- sented the Knights' Memorial Trophy to Southeast High School on April 24, 1947. The trophy was purchased with money Hank Wilhelmsen had saved to further his education: but when the War claimed his life, his parents wanted to do something with the funds in a manner Hank Would approve. The purpose of the trophy is to en- courage students to do their best and to remember that each of these hon- ored Knights gave his life in order that freedom-our freedom-might be perpetuated. The Knights' Memorial Trophy is to be engraved each year with the name of an outstanding junior or senior who has distinguished him- self. This student Will be chosen by a committee consisting of the prin- cipal, vice-principal, coaching staff, and all faculty members connected With the athletic department. Such factors as ability, team play, schol- astic standing, fairness, citizenship, attitude toward teammates and op- ponents, application to duty, co- operation, and leadership will be considered. Kenneth Soxman was the Knight chosen for this honor in 1947. Dedicated to Students of Southeast High School who served our country in the cause of world free dom during World War II, and in memory of the following students who gave their lives in that Ca'L1SeZ THOMAS ARELLO HERSCHEL G. BADGER , CHAS. G. BARNHART E. H. BRILLAULT, IR. EUGENE T. CONNER GENE DAVIDSON DONALD DOUGHTY THOMAS W PATTEN WILBUR ELLIOTT RICHARD PHILLIPS DONALD LEE EVANS CHARLES RECKE DONALD COOPER HAROLD RICE DALE BURLILE FRANK HENRY GUY SILKINER GLEN C KECLIK SHELBY STURGEON FRED KRACAW HENRY K WILHELMSEN

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Parent Teacher Association promote the welfare of children and youth in home, school, church, ana' community. raise the standards of home life. secure adequate laws for the care and pro- tection of children and youth. hring into closer relation the home and the school, that parents and teachers may co- operate intelligently in the training of the child. develop hetween educators ana' the general puhlic such united efforts as will secure for every child the highest advantages in physi- cal, mental, social, and spiritual education. SOUTHEAST FLAG PRESENTED TO SCHOOL BYVPARENT TEACHERS' ASSOCIATION The seven stars represent the seven schools W . , which contrihute students to Southeast High. 8