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

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Class of '55 MILES, CURRY-Vice-president of Beta: treasurer and historian of Round Table: editor of Crusader: N.A.H.S.: Knightlites: president of Dorians: president of Hi-Y: football and Round Table assemblies: various home room oflices: varsity football letter: varsity B track: treasurer of junior class: giftorian of senior class: senior business committee: Red Cross: regional and national scholastic art awards: Boys' State. Art and physical education are his favorite subjects. Curry plans to attend college. His ambition is to become a commercial artist or an architect. MILLER, CI-IARLENE-Knightlites: band assembly: band: P.T.A. program. Stenography and typing are Charlene's favorite subjects. She plans to work as a secretary after graduation. MILLER, SANDRA-Sandra's favorite subjects are family living, English, and stenography. She plans to become a model. MILLS, DAVID-Boys' chorus. Psychology and Eng- lish are his favorite subjects. David plans to become a veterinarian. He will attend Kansas City University. MOUNTJOY, SANDRA-Knightlites: jousters: Pep Club: Christmas, Easter, and pep assemblies: girls' glee: Music Festival: nurse's assistant: freshman athletic award. Family living and typing are her favorite sub- jects. Sandra plans to become a private secretary. NELSON, BETTY-Beta: honor roll: Quill and Scroll: Round Table: advertising manager of Tower staff: Knightlites: jousters: president of Centinelas: Pep Club: F.T.A.: Christmas, music, and pep assemblies: various home room oificesg sophomore choir: a cappella: Music Festival: choir radio broadcast: All-City Choir Festival: eighth grade athletic award: secretary of senior class: giftorian of junior class: senior business committee: D.A.R. representative: assistant secretary of Teen-Town. Betty will attend college. Her ambition is to be a teacher. NELSON, ELEANOR-Honor roll: Quill and Scroll: Tower staff: Round Table: jousters: Pep Club: Induc- tion: pep assembly: Red Cross: secretary of home room: office assistant: collector: freshman and sopho- more athletic awards: projection staff: All-City Red Cross: P.T.A. panel. Family living and typing are Eleanor's favorite subjects. She plans to be a legal secretary. NEWSOM, FLORENCE-Keeper-of-archives of Beta: honor roll: Round Table: Knightlites: sergeant-at-arms of jousters: membership chairman of Penthouse: Pent- house plays: Spring Play: Induction: exchange assem- bly: Red Cross: various home room oiiicesg hockey sports days: freshman and sophomore athletic awards: senior business committee. Florence will attend George W'illiams College. Her ambition is to be a girl scout executive. NICHOLS, LEROY-C.O.E.: master sergeant, R.O. T.C. Family living and American problems are his favorite subjects. Leroy's ambition is to be a carpenter. NILSON, jEANNEe-Beta: honor roll: Round Table: Knightlites: jousters: Induction: choir radio broadcast: Red Cross program: various music assemblies: octette: sophomore choir: a cappella: Music Festival: All-City Choir Festival: All-City Music Festival: table tennis manager: hockey and softball sports day: various ath- letic awards: city and state music contests: eighth grade intramural manager. Jeanne plans to attend Junior College. W ,

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if 9 as ved Class of '55 LARSON, DON-Round Table. Metal and physical education are Don's favorite subjects. He will attend college next fall. LEICHNER, DOROTHY DIANA--Dorothy's favor- ite subjects are typing and bookkeeping. She will study secretarial work at junior College. She came to South- east her junior year from California. LESLIE, VICKI LEE-Christmas assemblyg secretary of home room. Vicki's favorite subjects are family living and psychology. She came to Southeast her senior year from Ruskin. She will attend college. LONG, FRANCES-Round Table, Y-Teensg Centi- nelasg Pep Clubg Christmas, music, and Thanksgiving assembliesg various home room officesg Music Festival: girls' gleeg All-City Music Festival: eighth grade and freshman athletic awards. She will attend Junior Col- lege. MARTIN, BARBARA JEAN-Tower representative of Betag honor rollg Round Tableg N.A.H.S.g Knight- litesg secretary and Tower representative of Doriansg secretary of Y-Teensg president of F.T.A.g Shutter Bugs, Pep Clubg attendant to R.O.T.C. queeng Red Crossg various home room offices, scenery painting crew, Interscholastic Art awardsg D.A.R. representa- tive, lnductiong Do It Yourself art exhibition. Art and history are her favorite subjects. Barbara will at- tend Kansas City University and prepare to become al teacher. MARTINEZ, EVA-Round Tableg Knightlitesg Christ- mas, music, and pep assembliesg Red Crossg president of home roomg band letter, Music Festivalg All-City Band and Orchestra Festivals. Her favorite subjects are band and family living. Eva will attend Kansas City University. MCGHEE, TOM-Round Tableg president and ser- geant-at-arms of home roomg freshman footballg second team football letter, freshman and sophomore track. Science and history are Tom's favorite subjects. His ambition is to be a diesel engineer. KAHLER, MARIAN CMCMULLINQ-C.O.E. Mathe- matics, shorthand, and typing are Marian's favorite subjects, Marian was graduated in january. MEANS, CAROLE-Beta, honor roll, Quill and Scroll: N.A.H.S.g Round Tableg co-art editor of Crusader: Tower staff, Knightlitesg Centinelasg Round Table and Tower representative of Doriansg Pep Clubg Youth Looks Ahead radio broadcast: various home room of- fices, scenery painting crewg eighth grade and fresh- man athletic awardsg R.O.T.C. queen. Art is her fa- vorite subject. Carole will study nursing at Kansas State. MELCHER, ROBERT-Knightlitesg Les Chcvaliersg French, Christmas, and R.O.T.C. assemblies, bandg Knightlites orchestra, Music Festivalg Band Festivalg R.O.T.C. master sergeant, R.O.T.C. band. His favor- ite subjects are physics and chemistry. Robert plans to attend the University of Kansas. His ambition is to become an engineer.

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Class of '55 ODER, DIANE-Round Tableg Knightlitesg Pep Clubg pep assemblyg Red Crossg vice-president and treasurer of home roomg athletic award. Family living and srenography are Diane's favorite subjects. She plans to work after graduation. PAYNE, NANCY-Betag honor rollg Round Tableg Penthouseg Penthouse playg speech radio broadcastg Red Crossg president, vice-president, and secretary of home roomg C.O.E.g eighth grade, freshman, and sopho- more athletic awards. Nancy was graduated in january. PELLETIER, JOHN-Knightlitesg choir radio broad- castg music assemblyg choirg varsity football letter. .Iohn's favorite subjects are mathematics and English. He plans to attend Kansas City University. PENNING, JOSEPHINE-Josephine left Southeast her senior year. PERRY, DAN-Orchestrag All-City Orchestra Festi- valg president and Tower representative of home room: second team footballg first lieutenant, R.O.T.C. R.O.T.C. and psychology are his favorite subjects. Dan plans to work and then join the Navy. PHENIX, PATRICIA-Centinelasq Pep Cluhg Easter, Christmas, and music assemblies: girls' gleeg Music Festival: office assistant. Pat's ambition is to be a private secretary. PHILLIPS, CAROL-Honor rollg junior editor of Crusaclerg Round Tableg Pep Clubg Centinelasg Knight- litesg pep and French assembliesg president and vice- president of home roomg eighth grade athletic awardg chairman of family living panel. Carol's favorite sub- ject is family living. She will work next year. PHILLIPS, DAVID-Vice-president and secretary of home roomg Red Cross. Woodwork is David's favorite subject. He plans to work next year. His ambition is to become an engineer. PING, RONALD-Round Tableg Knightlitesg vice- president of home room. Ronnie plans to attend junior College. To become an engineer is his ambition. POTTER, BRUCE-Freshman football. He plans to work next year. Bruce's ambition is to play professional baseball.