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

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'NO 'mmm ' 'wt' aw' 1 , i BILL HOOPER-Entered Southeast his senior year. Participated in It Pays to be Smartn programg Knightlitesg bandg orchestrag boys' quartet accom- panistg song assembly. Bill plans to attend Southwest Baptist College. He was graduated in January. RQSALEE HOSKINS-Knightlites, two yearsg mixed chorusg a cappella choirg member of Y-Teensg Junior Red Cross representative. Rosalee's favorite subjects are human science, American history, and music. CAROL HOUSER-Member of Centinelasg hall guardg home room officesg Music Festivalg Spanish and Christmas assembliesg American Youth Foundation Scholarship. Carol plans to attend Junior College and hopes to become a secretary. MARY LEE HUNTER-Came from Hogan High School her senior year. Her favorite subjects are book- keeping and art. She plans to work next year. Mary was graduated in January. CHARLES JACKSON-Entered Southeast his senior year. His favorite subjects are algebra, drafting, and metals. Charles' ambition is to be a draftsman. SHIRLEY JACOB-Round Table representativeg member of Tower staff. English and clothing are among Shirley's best liked subjects. Her ambition is to become a welfare or church worker. JAMES JACOBS-Member of Draconesg Knightlitesg bandg second team football letterman. James' hobby is collecting stamps. He plans to attend Kansas City University. JACKIE JANNEY-Honor rollg Round Table repre- sentativeg Red Cross representativeg Tower staffg Cen- tinelasg Y-Teeng Knightlitesg Penthouse playg music, speech, and Spanish assembliesg home room offices. Jackie plans to attend Missouri University. JEAN JOHNSON-Member of Y-Teens. Jeanys fa- vorite subjects are shorthand and typing. Her ambition is to be a secretary. BEVERLY JONES-Honor rollg news editor of Towerg historian of Round Tableg secretary of Knight Clubg Y-Teensg collectorg Knightlites, three yearsg Penthouse Playersg girls' glee clubg Spring Playg Music Festivalg Freshman Inductiong American Education programg Christmas and speech assembliesg home room offices. Beverly will attend Kansas State College.

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JIM HENLEY-Radio broadcast, speech assembly, in- tra-mural athletic award. Drafting and physical edu- cation are Jim's favorite subjects. His hobbies are baseball and model airplanes. He plans to attend Kansas State and later become an engineer. BEVERLY HENNING-Red Cross representatives, Centinelas, Y-Teens, Christmas assembly, Music Fes- tival, R. O. T. C. circus, modern dance group, Pan- American program. Clothing and art are Beverlyis favorite subjects. She plans to become a fashion de- signer. JOHN HESS-Round Table, Tower staff, member of Hi-Y, Freshman Induction, American Education Week Assembly, president of home room, tennis team, city tennis championship, football, Hrst team basket- ball. John's favorite subjects are mathematics and sci- ence. He will attend Missouri University to study chemical engineering. SIDNEY HESS-Honor roll, Beta Club, keeper of the archives, Crusader staff, Round Table, Hi-Y, lieuten- ant, rifle team, R. O. T. C., Knightlites, two years, first prize winner on It Pays to be Smart broadcast, Youth Views the News broadcast, Music Festival, band, music assemblies. Science and mathematics are Sidney's favorite subjects. His ambition is to be a chemical engineer. PAT HESSLING-Honor roll, Round Table, senior business committee, vice-president and costume chair- man of Penthouse Players, Spring Play, Knightlites, Freshman Induction, speech assembly, home room of- fices. Drama and English are Pat's favorite subjects. She plans to attend either Kansas University or Junior College. MARIE HIBBS-Tower staff, Y-Teens, Freshman ln- duction, home room secretary. Marie's favorite sub- jects are history and clothing. Next year, Marie plans to attend Warrensburg State College. MARY CATHERINE HICKS-Honor roll, Red Cross representative, twice, home room offices. She has participated in Knightlites, two years. Her favorite subjects are typing and clothing. She plans to attend Junior College. TOM HIGGINS-President of Hi-Y, Open House program, pep assembly, speech assembly, hall guard, football letterman, Knight Club committee, Knight- lites. Tom plans to go to college next year. JOHN HILBURN-Honor roll, Beta Club, Pent- house Players, two years, stage crew, secretary of home room, Knightlites, Spring Play, speech assembly, Christmas assembly, football manager, three years. John will attend Kansas University and study to be- come an electrical engineer. REVA HOHL-Round Table, Knightlites, president of home room, girls, glee, C. O. E. Reva's favorite sub- jects are history and clothing. She plans to attend col- lege at Warrensburg next year. 1.4 'Qt

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SALLY JONES-Round Table reporter and recording secretaryg Penthouse script typistg Knightlites, two years, choir, two yearsg girls' glee, Music Festivals, hall guard, home room oflicesg music, Thanksgiving, Christmas, and speech assemblies, publicist of junior classg sergeant-at-arms of senior class, senior business committee. Sally plans to attend Bethany College next year. JOE JORDON-Honor roll. His favorite subjects are mathematics and woodwork. He wants to become a bookkeeper. CHESTER JOY-Psychology and typing are Ches- ter's favorite subjects. His hobby is horses. He plans to work next year and later to join the Navy. JAMES JUSTVIG-Member of R. O. T. C., two yearsg private first class. James' favorite subjects are physiog- raphy and music. His hobby is' music. DORIS KELLEY-Member of Beta Club, two years, Red Cross representative, member of Centinelasg Y- Teen cabinet, Knightlites. Typing and stenography are Doris' favorite subjects. She plans to attend Junior College. PAUL KEMP-Penthouse Players, Knightlitesg stage crew, Freshman Inductiong American Education Week programg home room oificesg cafeteria assistant. Paul's favorite subjects are metal work and speech. ALLISON KEYES-Knightlitesg a cappella choir, boys' quartet, second team football, rifle team. Biology is Allison's favorite subject. He plans to attend Kansas University. He hopes to get into the field of radio broadcasting. JUDY KEYES-A cappella choirg girls' glee, Knight- lites, two yearsg Christmas, Thanksgiving, and music assemblies, Music Festival, four years. Her favorite subjects are choir and art. She would like to be a singer or an artist. DALE KINGCADE-First and second team football, football lettermang athletic award. Hunting is Dale's hobby. His favorite subjects are science and physical education. His ambition is to become an engineer. BRUCE KIRK-Transferred here from Northeast his senior year, Freshman Induction, choir. He plans to enter Junior College to study engineering.