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

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1957 volume:

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Southeast is proud to have one of the newest and most modern high school buildings in Kansas City. IIIIIISIIIJER 1957 M , , .'Hc'efxff.Haf.fawfi I - 1 i 8 A P ' 'J . -4-ww-'fa :1aE'aLE3-1:,.-.:':- A.Q-N115-LQ.s,-:-mfui.,Q: ..,. . . , . ' FNQ-url ' 34:2 .. 1 373 C888 '57 GN 33 CRUSADER. NI MCPL NIHIIIHHIININIIIHIIHIHIIIIIHMMIII!IIHIIIIIIHIIIIIII 3 0000 00170728 4M 1 8 Published by the N I 9 I A 7 CRUSADER STAFF OF SOUTHEAST HIGH SCHOOL Kansas City, Missouri i 3 School Spiril IIEIIIIIIITIIIII WE DEDICATE this Crusader to the Spirit of Southeast which emphasizes the achievement of a good scholastic record, service to one's fellow man, loyalty to the school and to the nation, and faith in God. Through continued striving to attain these goals, Ll Knight builds character and learns to respect and to practice truth, honor, freedom, and courtesy. COIllllllllIif1' Spiril + EIIPLIIIHITIIIIIS EIIPERIEIIIES I0ll'l'ElI'I'5 EIIPRESSIDIIS EIIPHIITS ., as -V. wif, , , , 4, ws-1 ' -8 ,... X , dx Y EIIPLUIHITIDIIS Knowledge, when wisdom is wo weak to guide her, Is like 11 hendstrong horse that throws the rider. -e1 1'f111r'i,w Qlnlrfus 6 5 lx I Q I .xr i 1 J .A HARRY REED MCMILLAN, Printi- pal-Born on father's farm, nine miles west of Warrensburg, Missouri, ele- mentary education, one-room rural school Cneither absent nor tardyjg secondary education, Laboratory High School of Central Missouri State Col- lege, Bachelor of Science in Education, Cmajor in physics, minors in mathe- matics and biologyj, Central Missouri State College, studied vocal music, Warrensburg School of Music, four years, Master's Degree in Public School Administration, University of Missouri, advanced study in public school administration, University of Colorado, Student Army Training Corps, Central Missouri State College. Principal, Pleasant Hill High School, one year, Superintendent of Schools, Peculiar, four years, Superintendent of Schools, Lee's Summit, eleven and one- half years, Principal, E. C. Meservey Elementary School, one and one-half years, Vice-Principal, East High School, two years, instructor, Depart- ment of Education, summer session, University of Kansas City, two years, instructor, Department of Education, summer session, Central Missouri State College, seven years. Mr. McMillan has been principal of Southeast since 1940. HARRY R MCMILLAN, Principal DEAR SEN1oRs: The Southeast SPIRIT did not just happen. It is rooted in the achievements, ideals, standards, and traditions of our Knights and Ladies. It is their feeling of pride, faith, and confidence in their. school. It is evidenced by student performance in activities ranging from National Merit Scholarship competitive examina- tions to Inter-scholastic League athletic competition, This SPIRIT is nourished by the many students who participate in the life of their school with consequent feelings of personal pleasure and satisfaction that each is a part of his school' that each IS Southeast. , Whether as individual or group in peace or war, in prosperity or adversity, the Southeast SPIRIT applied to life's problems, as V03 Wlll find them, may mean the difference between happiness an -sorrow, freedom and restriction, submission to defeat and achievement of oneis best even in the face of failure, May the SPIRIT of Southeast remain with you, Sincerely yours, HARRY R. MCMILLAN, Priizcijml X A ' ,. ,Q N5 GEORGE ROBERT POXVELL, Vivr- Prizlcipal-Born in Canton, Illinois, elementary education, Canton Public Schools, secondary education, Canton High School, assistant in chemistry, Canton High School, one yearg at- tencled Knox College, one yearg Bache- lor of Science in Education, University of Illinoisg Master's Degree in Public Scliool Administration, University of Illinois, advanced study in public school administration, University of Illinois, University of Kansas, Univer- sity of Kansas City, University of Mis- souri, Student Army Training Corps, Bradley University. Teacher, Canton High School, one and one-half years, teacher in science and mathematics departments, West- port High School, seven years, instruc- tor, junior College of Kansas City, night and summer sessions, seven years, teacher, Pembroke-Country Day School, four years, Vice-Principal, Southwest High School, six years, counselor and director, boys, summer . s fifteen vears. I iioi I1 'I i GEORGE R. POWELL Vzce Pifuzczpal been vice-principal :-'r I ,zll 1942. . X , 2- A f5Q,w'i7w I? Q f ' DEAR SENIORS: The Spirit of Southeast is a constructive force in the lives of students, teachers, and patrons of our school. It is this t'Spirit', which inspires each eighth grader as he Watches the Induction Program for the first time. It is the same Spirit,' which chal- lenges each student to improve his record of citizenship and scholarship. It is the Spirit,, which prompts all who attend or support Southeast to adhere to the Ideals of our beloved Democracy. f Our hope is that each graduate remembers the ennobling uSpirit of Southeastn and that he earnestly supports public edu- cation from which future generations will beneiit. We trust that Whatever destiny may provide for each of you, the stresses of life shall not destroy 'tThe Spirit of Southeast, but that it may lead you to continuous achievement and genuine happiness. Sincerely yours, GEORGE R. 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MARIAN VESTALMAZE Coininon Learnings ANNE ORTHWEIN Physical Education LEONARD RICE Science VVVV L . V WANDA HAMMOND Fooils MARY M. JOHNSON English NAOMI LOXVREY Coinvnon Learnings ROBERT S. MCBIRNIE Speech S. PASSIGLIA Social Science MARY RIGGS Common Learnings XX, EVELYN I-IILL HELEN HOXVELL Secretary Clothing JOHN LAURY DON LIVASY Science Iniliisirial Arfs LYLE E. MARTIN LAWRENCE MAUPIN Science-Dr. Efl. MAUDE MUELLER Counselor ELIZABETH PUGH Social Science E CATHERINE SMITH E. ALLEN SMITH En lisb Social Science EVERETT E. HANAN CLAUDE HARMAN English-Dr. Eel. Drafting WILLIAM KENNEDY MARVIN LANGFORD R.O.T.C. Family Living THEO MARCH BEN MARRLEY Coininon Learnings Music 80571103 D. F. MILLER L.HORTENsE MILLER LOUISE MOSMAN Counselor Coininerce Incliisirial Arts j. EDWARD PARKER CECIL PATTERSON ANNE PENCE Social Science CXfVi'ics-Physical Eel. Clothing RUTH ROBINSON ANNA B. SHOUS Registrar English 8 11 - . , gram- , .. . ..,..,,. as-F-.ia , ... ..,..., .. -..W ,..,,. , . 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All viewpoints spiritual and political and literary may be studied and pondered through library books. This is what makes a literate and tolerant people. FRANCES HELFF Cbilrlren's Librarian 12 That We share in a small Way in promoting this through Southeast students and faculty is the fervent desire of our staff. First Row: Patty Boldenweck, Library Clerk, Bonnie Evans, Library Clerk, Margaret Hart, Young People's Assistant. Second Row: Regina Tierney, Cbililren's Assistant, Ann Cramer, Aflult Assistant, Martha Walker, Adult Assistant, Lucille Prickett, Cl0ilelren's Assistant. W9 Ev 1-sw-Mau-dnutuazufn.-a-usage-413:14-Q., -hu... ...,.,,,,.g,,, -. . : ,. . .a....,.w:..f..:uJ1auw : ' d am: ueu.Ia4...s1.As2aIreaaw.' -. . -V 'W' 'J' 1'-1f1ef,f.:- m-:I1.- 1 'vt-.1,1,..f.: gf., :-'1':-Q.- 1,f'+'Jf.-if-fafliaiwf'uf-'.:eE'96?Z'1'.f , --f .A-.-. ,L . . . .. . ., ,... . ...,.... ,,.,.., ,GM ,X ,,,.mg.,w,-,.,. .gm 1 . Lx- N hkaum ' --1 , V- U.. 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Fran- cois Lorin of Amiens, France, is the present exchange student. He will be graduated with the Class of 1957. I3 OFFICERS JUDY EVANS Giftorian NANCY HERR Secretary SANDY MCKENZIE Publicis! JEANNETTE FRAZIER Vice-President SKIP SNYDER President ERNIE ADELMAN Treasurer GENE WOOD Sergeant-at-Arms Seniors Proceed Now that We have completed the final step on our road to Knighthood, we are ready to proceed on the varied paths that lie ahead of us. Whether We follow the road to higher education, a career, service to our country, or marriage, We shall never forget the valuable knowledge and experience We gained in our years at Southeast. The spirit that prevails in everything done at the Castle has been instilled in our hearts and memories forever. Senior Business ommittee The twenty seniors elected by their class- Powell, the class sponsor, the committee mem mates to serve On the senior business committee bers plan the commencement program, choose are in charge of planning the various activities the gift to the school, and plan the senior as of the senior class. Directed by Mr. George R. sembly. Comnzencemefztz Boys' Dress: SKIP SNYDER, CHAIRMAN KAREN VOGT RON NOLEN C0111 HZE'1ZCC'7lZL'l1f Al1l10lll1CC1lIFlIf.T2 NANCY I-IERR, CHAIRMAN jo FENTON DICK UNRUH GENE WOOD, CHAIRMAN RON DURNS BOB RUFF Publicity: SANDY MCKENZIE, CHAIRMAN ED LESLIE jewelry: Assembly: JEANNETTE FRAZIER, CHAIRMA N Jo FENTON PAT VON DEMFANGE Gift Committee: JUDI EVANS, CHAIRMAN JO DAI-ILOR PAT SPENCER Girls' Dress: SANDY MCKENZIE, CHAIRMAN LINDA HARLING SHARON REMINGTON First Row: Sandy McKen- zie, jo Fenton, Linda Harling, Sharon Reming- ton, Karen Vogt. Second Row: Jeannette Fra- zier, Pat VonDemfange. Third Row: Judy Evans, Jo Dahlor, Nancy Herr. Fourth Row: Gene Wood, Bob Ruff, Skip Snyder, Dick Herr, Ron Durns, Ed Leslie, Ron Nolen. Fifth Row: Ernie Adelman, Pat Spencer. Not Pictured: Dick Unruh. 1 5 S ERNIE ADEI.MAN Serials: JEANNETTE FRAZIER, CHAIRMAN DICK I-IERR Treasury: ERNIE ADELMAN, CHAIRMAN jo DAHLOR Dick HERR 39 f' N is N. Class of 1957 ADELMAN, ERNEST-Valedictorian, state president, Beta, honor roll, president, treasurer, reporter, Round Table, editor-in-chief, Tower, assistant editor, Crusader, Quill and Scroll, president, Dracones, Science Club, projection staff, captain, training and supply ofhcer, division public in- formation odicer, R.O.T.C., treasurer, senior class, senior business committee, vice-president, junior class, second prize, John Marshall Essay Contest, MIPA award, senator, Boys' State, All-City Student Council, student mayor, City Hall Day, Hnalist, National Merit Scholarship competition. Ernie plans to attend college and study medicine. ALBERS, BARBARA-Honor roll, treasurer, program chair- man, Jousters, pep assembly, Induction, hockey sportsday, girls' athletic awards. She plans to work after graduation. AMES, SHIRLEY-Round Table, Christmas and pep as- semblies, vice-president, homeroom, Red Cross. She plans to Work as a typist after graduation. ANDERSON, FRANCES-Honor roll, Round Table, Pep Club, Y-Teens, Knightlites, Induction, various assemblies, various homeroom ofHces, Music Festival, Teen-Town com- mittee, office assistant. Frances plans to attend Central Mis- souri State College. ARGRAVES, BRENDA--Knightlites, secretary, Les Cheva- liers, Y-Teens, Pep Club, Various assemblies, All-City Choir Festival, Music Festival. Brenda's favorite subjects are fam- ily living and typing. She plans to Work next year. BAILEY, GLORIA-Knightlites, Pep Club, Y-Teens, of- Hce assistant, gold key and merit art awards. Family living and stenography are Gloria's favorite subjects. She plans to go to business college and become a secretary. BANNISTER, GEORGE-Corporal, R.O.T.C. George's fa- vorite subjects are American problems and art. BAYLESS, MIKE-Knightlites, vice-president, Red Cross, Hi-Y, Induction, vice-president, homeroom, B-team foot- ball, Teen-Town committee. Mikels favorite subjects are chemistry and physics. He plans to go to college. BENEDICT, PAULINE-Centinelas, Y-Teens, Red Cross. Pauline's favorite subjects are history and science. I-Ier am- bition is to become an airline hostess. BERKEY, SARA-Honor roll, Pep Club, victory assembly. Sara's favorite subjects are science and English. She came to Southeast her junior year and plans to enter nurse's training next fall. Family Living Class BERMOND, RONNIE-Knightlites, Crossed Rifles, drill teami R'O-T'C- 355emblY5 S6CrStary, treasurer, homeroom, C.O.E., R.O.T.C. circus, first lieutenant, R.O.T.C. Ron- nies favorite subjects are C.OE. and metal. I-Ie plans to attend Junior College. Class of 1957 BERNARD, JIM-Round Table, various assemblies, Red Cross, president, vice-president, homeroom, orchestra, stu- dent cafeteria assistant, manager, football, varsity football, Chemistry is jim's favorite subject. He plans to attend col- lege. Demonstrating Voting Machiilo BEYER, CHARLEFN-Honor roll, Knightlites, Y-Teens, Pep Club, choir radio broadcast, various assemblies, various homeroom oflices, orchestra, a cappella choir, All-City Of- chestra Festival. Choir and family living are Charleelfg favorite subjects. She will work after graduation. BITTNER, JUDY-Beta, honor roll, Round Table, Quill and Scroll, business manager, Tower, Knightlites, Y-Teens, Induction, assemblies, various homeroom offices. Judy will work after graduation. BLACK, DOUGLAS-Penthouse, Penthouse plays, Induc- tion, various assemblies, sergeant, R.O.T.C., Memorial Club, R.O.T.C. circus. Wooid and American history are Douglas' favorite subjects. He will attend Missouri University. BLACKBURN, BILL-Sergeant first-class, R.O.T. C., Crossed Rifles. Bill's favorite subjects are chemistry and al- gebra. He plans to attend Junior College and hopes to- be- come an engineer. BLOOM, PETE-Round Table, Induction, assemblies, presi- dent, homeroom, Music Festival, captain, R.O.T.C., Crossed Rifles, projection staff, president, Teen-Town. Pete will attend Junior College next year. BOARD, MARIAN-Beta, honor roll, Round Table, Knightlites, treasurer, Jousters, vice-president, treasurer, Pep Club, Induction, various assemblies, various homeroom offices, Music Festival, sportsdays. Marian will attend William Jewell College next year. BOLLER, DOROTHY-A.A.U.W., Beta, honor roll, Round Table, Knightlites, president, membership chairman, Pent- house, orchestra, Knightlites orchestra, All-City Band, All- City Orchestra, flute quartet, city instrumental contests, secretary, band, Girls' State, Music Festival. Dorothy will attend Kansas University. BOWDEN, PATRICIA-Beta, honor rolls Penthouse, Y- Teens, Penthguse plays, various assemblies, various homel- , . b' E room offices, Red Cross. Pats favorite su jects are ng is and stenography. Her ambition is to become a secretarY- BRAUNER, NANCY--Beta, honor folk P6P CMS Victory assembly Nancy's favorite subjects are art and stenog1'3PhY- She will .attend Junior College. Nancy came to Southeast her junior year. BRQCKMAN JANE--Round Table, Knightlites, various 'I , - -, 1. . d assemblies, various homeroom ofliceS, Mlfslc Fesflm i Secofl . . ' b e'ts are h s- prize, table-setting COTICCSI- limes fzfvorlte Su JL I - ar tory and science. She was graduated In -lam! Y' Class of 1957 BROWN, CAROLYN-Carolyn's favorite subjects are mathematics and stenography. She came to Southeast her senior year. BROWN, CHARLES-Ho-nor roll, Round Table, Knight- lites, Science Club, various assemblies, various homeroom of- fices, brass quartet, trombone quartet, Knightlites orchestra, Music Festival, Band Festival, stage crew, second lieutenant, R.O.T.C. Charles will attend Junior College next year. BROWN, VIRGINIA-Christmas assembly, secretary, home- room, girls' glee, C.O.E. Virginia's favorite subjects are American problems and world history. She will work next year. K BRUCE, JOYCE-Pep Club, Red Cross. Joyce's favorite subject is family living. She plans to work after graduation. BRYANT, BRENDA--Pep Club. Brenda's favorite subjects are shorthand and family living. She will attend business college after graduation. Brenda came to Southeast her junior year. BRYANT, LYNNE-Beta, honor roll, Knightlitesg Les Chevaliers, various assemblies, a cappella choir, Knightlites orchestra, All-City Choir Festival, Music Festival. Lynne's favorite subject is biology. She plans to attend Lindenwood College next year. Her ambition is to become a surgical nurse. BUCHHOLTZ, CAROL-Beta, honor roll, Knightlites, Jousters, various assemblies, treasurer, homeroom, a cappella choir, All-City Choir Festival, Music Festival. History and typing are Carol's favorite subjects. She will attend Val- paraiso University. BUDD, DIANA-Honor roll, Round Table, advertising manager, Tower, Knightlites, Pep Club, vice-president, pledge captain, Les Chevaliersg Y-Teens, various assemblies, Red Cross, girls' choir. Diana will attend college next year. BURGARD, LINDA-Beta, honor roll, Round Table, Tower, Penthouse, Y-Teens, Red Cross, Penthouse plays, various assemblies, president, homeroom. She will attend Baker University next year. BURNETT, CHARLES-Beta, honor roll, Round Table, Knightlites, assemblies, various homeroom offices, band, orchestra, drum major, trumpet trio, brass quartet, Knight- lites orchestra, Music Festival, state music contest, hall guard, captain, R.O.T.C., manager, rifle team. Charles will attend Kansas State University next year. His ambition is to become an electrical engineer. BUTCHFR, BOB-Junior band, private first class, R.O.T.C. Family living and metal are Bob's favorite subjects. He plans to join the Navy. Bob will be graduated in August. CAMPBELL, LARRY-French assembly, Red Cross, pri- vate first-class, R.O.T.C., Memorial Club. Larry's favorite subjects are physics and family living. He will attend Mis- souri University next year. CARROLL, JOE-Beta, honor ro-ll, Science Club, Chess Club. Joe's favorite subjects are mathematics and chemistry. He will attend Northwestern University and study to become a chemical engineer. Joe came to Southeast his senior year. CARROLL, ROGER-Honor roll, Round Table, various homeroom ofhces. Rogeris favorite subjects are family living and chemistry. He will attend Junior College next year. His ambition is to become a commercial pilot. CASH, ED-Beta, honor roll, Round Table, sergeant-ar.. arms, Dracones, assemblies, president, homeroom, orchestra, Music Festival, varsity football, first and second team foot- ball letters. Fd will attend college next year. IIC' 161' It-' mf- .ag it, IC- Ire Xt te D. IIS ISS CI' es es r's id aI Si la d l- lg ge -d 3 R. 3 d .. -r ls ll ll is w J. C 6 S E' S 7 3 S a .A Class of 1957 CLARK, BOB-Science Club, Memorial Club, Red Cross, hall guard, R.O.T.C., R.O.T.C. Circus, projection staff. Bob's favorite subjects are algebra, chemistry, and physics. I-Ie will attend Kansas University next year. CLEM, JAMES-Boys, chorus, Music Festival, second team track manager. Jimls favorite subjects are history, physical education, and science. He will attend Central Technical Institute next year. CLIFTON, BEVERLY-Beta, honor roll, Dracones, C.O.E. Beverly's favorite subjects are C.O.E. and family living. She will work next year. COATES, KEITH-Round Table: basketball assembly, pres- ident, homeroom, student cafeteria assistant, second team football letter, first and second team basketball letter. Mathe- matics and chemistry are Keith's favorite subjects. He will attend college next year. COLBY, CAROLE-Honor roll, Round Table, Knightlites, secretary, Les Chevaliers, vice-president, Y-Teens, Pep Club, various assemblies, various homeroom oflices, a cappella choir, Music Festival, All-City Choir Festival, office assist- ant, Teen-Town committee, city, state vocal contest. Carole will attend college next year. COLLISTER, CAROLE-Honor roll, Round Table, Tower, Quill and Scroll, Red Cross, Knightlites, Jofusters, Induction, various assemblies, various homeroom offices, Music Festival, collector. Carole plans to attend William Woods College next year. CONNER, PATSY-Beta, honor roll, Round Table, Tower, National Art Honor Society, Knightlites, -Iousters, Y-Teens, Dorians, Pep Club, Teen-Town committee, various assem- blies, M.I.P.A. rating, art merit award. Patsy will work next year. CORWIN, DARRELL-Round Table, Knightlites, I-li-Y, Dorians, football assembly, president, vice-president, home- room, student cafeteria assistant, varsity football and basket- ball letters, track team, honorable mention, city all-star foot- ball team, Teen-Town committee, vice-president, Teen- Town TV football broadcast. Darrell will attend Missouri University next year. COWAN, KAY-Hi-Y, Knightlites, Induction, Red Cross, second team football, basketball, and track letters, student cafeteria assistant. Kay's favorite subject is family living. CRANOR, PATTI-Honor roll, Knightlites, Pep Club, Y- Teens, Red Cross, various assemblies, treasurer, homeroom, Music Festival, oflice assistant, Teen-Town committee. Patti's favorite subjects are family living and science. She will work next year. CROW, NANCY-Knightlites, Y-Teens, Pep Club, various assemblies, various homeroom offices, Music Festival, page, Teen-Town committee. Family living and science are Nancy's favorite subjects. She will attend Central Missouri State Col- lege next year. CURNETT, DAN-Knightlites, assemblies, a cappella choir, varsity football, second team basketball, honorable mention, city all-star football team. Family living and wood are Dan's favorite subjects. He will attend college next year. His am- bition is to become a forest ranger. RILEY, BETTY CCURTISJ-C.O.E., vice-president, home- room. Bettyls favorite subjects are English and family living. She will work next year. CURTIS, JUDY--Round Table, Knightlites, president, sec- retary, Pep Club, secretary, debate team, Y-Teens, Red Cross, Induction, assemblies, various homeroom oiiices, Spring Play. Judy's favorite subjects are speech and family living. She plans to attend Baker University next year. DAHLOR, JO-Honor roll, Round Table, Knightlites, Pent- house, sergeant-at-arms, Pep Club, Penthouse plays, Induc- tion, various assemblies, various homeroom offices, a cappella choir, girls' octet, All-City Choir Festival, Music Festival, cheerleader, senior business committee, Teen-Town commit- tee. -Io will attend Missouri University next year. She came -to Southeast her junior year. f f ff ff! fry? ff -S24 ffffff sv ff ss X XQQX X Qgw' f fff fxyf X QWXM ff ff!! New fyxaf 6 A 0 Diff I f f y f 'fr . 2' X zaffzf ' fMXf,!.f.Qf ,QWW a, f' 1w WW' , ,. ,f 7 ' f .awa'ga t2fef.asaea4Yf'er2e'r .2 aa.. . . Class of 1957 DAILEY, DAVID-Corporal, R.O.T.C.g .R.O.T.C. assembly. David's favorite subject is science. He will work next year. Senior Lunch Table DAWSON, DAVE-Honor roll, president, Round Tableg Knightlitesg Hi-Y officer, assembliesg various homeroom of- fices, a cappella choirg second team and varsity footballg freshman and second team letters. Dave plans to attend Mis- souri Valley College next year. His ambition is to become a military chaplain. DeFEO, JULIA-Honor roll, news editor, Tower, Knight- litesg Pep Clubg Y-Teensg Inductiong various assembliesg Music Festivalg office assistantg Teen-Town committee. Julia's favorite subjects are history and family living. She plans to attend St. Theresa's College next year. DENTON, BILL-Round Table, Knightlitesg Christmas as- semblyg president, treasurer, homeroom, hall guard. Bill,s favorite subjects are American problems and human science. He will attend Junior College next year. DENTON, PHIL-Round Tableg vice-president, treasurer, homeroom. American problems and human science are Phil,s favorite subjects. He plans to join the Air Force next year. DiVILBISS, PHILLIP-Football assemblyg vice-president, homeroom, hall guard, varsity football letterg first and sec- ond team track lettersg Red Crossg student cafeteria assistant. Phil's favorite subjects are American history and biology. He will attend Central Missouri State College next year. DODSON, DONNA-Honor rollg Round Tableg Knight- litesg Pep Clubg Y-Teensg lnductiong various assemblies, president, vice-president, homeroomg oflice assistantg Teen- Town committee. Donna's favorite subjects are typing and family living. She will work next year. DORMAN, ILA-Corresponding secretary, Betag honor rollg Round Table, Knightlitesg Pep Clubg pep assemblyg various homeroom officesg band, Music Festivalg All-City Band Fes- tival. Shorthand and typing are Ila's favorite subjects. She plans to work next year. Her ambition is to become a private secretary. DUFFETT, REX-Speech assembly, stage crew. Physics and chemistry are Rex's favorite subjects. He will attend Kansas University next year. He would like to become an electrical engineer. DUNCAN, ARA LEE-Knightlitesg office assistant. Ara Lee's favorite subjects are family living and foods. She plans to take a business course next year. DUNCANSON, WALTER-Knightlitesg various assemblies' a cappella choirg Music Festivalg All-Cit Ch ' F ' .1 y oir estiva , freshman football, football manager. Walter's favorite sub- jects are family living and American problems. He will en ter the Navy next year. y W-- - - ' 'W ' NSY mbly. year. able, of- ball, Mis- ne a ght- lies, lia's S IO, as- ill's nce. rer, iil's ear. rnt, EC- .I1t. He ht- ies, ED- ,nd ill, Jus es- ihe ate nd sas :al s BS IO rs, il, 5- -1- Class of 1957 UURNS, RONNIE-Honor roll, Round Table, Knightlites, treasurer, Future Teachers, football and speech assemblies, various homeroom offices, a cappella choir, varsity football and basketball, second team track, football and basketball, Interscholastic League All-Star Football Team, second team, District All-Star, treasurer, Teen-Town, senior business committee. Ronnie will attend Missouri Valley College next ear. FDGINGTON, BOB-Round Table, president, vice-presi- dent, homeroom, second team football, private first class, R.O.T.C. Bob's favorite subjects are wood and bookkeeping. He plans to attend Baker and study business administration. EDWARDS, DONNA-Knightlites, Y-Teens, Pep Club, assemblies, a cappella choir, All-City Choir Festival, Music Festival, badminton sportsday. Donna's favorite subjects are family living and shorthand. She plans to attend Junior Col- lege. ENGEL, ANNE-Round Table, Knightlites, Y-Teens, Pep Club, vice-president, orchestra, assemblies, president, secre- tary, homeroom, Induction, orchestra, string ensemble, All- City Music Festival, All-City Orchestra, All-State Orches- tra, second team cheerleader, R.O.T.C. queen attendant, Teen-Town committee. Anne's favorite subjects are typing and family living. Anne will work after graduation. ENGELHARDT, MAX---Christmas assembly, vice-president, homeroom, freshman football, second team basketball. Max's favorite subjects are physics and geometry. He will attend Central Missouri State College. ESTES, BOB-Student cafeteria assistant. Family living and English are Bobls favorite subjects. He plans to attend Junior College next year. i ESTES, MARILYN-Tower reporter, Beta, honor roll, Round Table, Knightlites, Dracones, Y-Teens, Pep Club, various homeroom offices, a cappella choir, collector. Marilyn's favorite subjects are family living and English. She plans to attend William Wfoods College. EUBANK, IRMAJEAN-Recording secretary, Beta, honor roll, Round Table, Knightlites, Induction, various assem- blies, president, secretary, homeroom, a cappella choir, girls' octet, choir festival, All-City Music Festival, all-city and state solo contest, R.O.T.C. queen attendant. Irmajean will attend Central Missouri State College next year. EVANS, JUDITH-Salutatorian, A.A.U.W., president, Beta, honor roll, vice-president, corresponding secretary, Round Table, Crusader staff, A11-City Student Council, National Art Honor Society, giftorian, senior class, Knightlites, sec- retary, Centinelas, vice-president, debate team, treasurer, historian, Dorians, Science Club, Y-Teens, Pep Club, In- duction, Spanish gold medal, National Merit Art awards, gold key awards, state music contest, Teen-Town commit- fee? sophomore pilgrimage, senior business committee. Judith will attend Northwestern next year. FENTGN, JO-Beta, honor roll, Round Table, athletics editor, Crusader, Tower staff, Quill and Scroll, Knightlites, vice-president, Y-Teens, secretary, membership chairman, Penthouse, Pep Club, Induction, city hall day, Teen-Town Committee, spring plays, Penthouse plays, various assemblies, various homeroom offices, first and second team cheerleader, publicist, junior class, senior business committee. jo will attend college next year. Football Queen Linda Hurling FINCHER, LELA-F.T.A. I.ela's favorite subjects are Clothing and family living. She plans to attend Central Missouri State College next year. She would like to be a fashion consultant. Lela came to Southeast her junior year. ff!! f X WW ZZ Q XX., Ziff!!! W f X f W f 'WZ gif t 9 fiff X fgf ff 9, fy jf! of ZW! af VW f f CO1 ff f Q f ff f f fff Q! ff f af f ff7f ff Xfffl X ff Q ff 4 jf f X ofa Of P 5, j75ff75f we J ff? fMWa f 5 f Af X 2 e ,a 'tea ffff ff IHS f f W W X .W-vf---1 We M rr Class of 1957 FOSTER, CAROLYN-Knightlites, Jousters, Christmas as- sembly, spring festival, freshman athletic award. Carolyn's favorite subjects are bookkeeping and American history. She will attend junior College. FRANCISCO, DALE-Sergeant, R.O.T.C. Dale's favorite subjects are drafting and art. He plans to join the Air Force next year. FRAZEE, CHERYL-Keeper of the archives, Beta, honor roll, Round Table, National Art Honor Society, Pep Club? president, secretary, historian, Dorians, assemblies, various homeroom offices, scholastic art awards, Teen-Town com- mittee. Cheryl's favorite subjects are art and family living. She will attend Kansas University next year. FRAZIER, JEANNETTE--Honor roll, secretary, Round Table, All-City Student Council, sophomore editor, Cru- sader, Knightlites, president, Y-Teens, historian, member- ship chairman, Penthouse, Pep Club, Centinelas, president, sergeant-at-arms, Red Cross, secretary, All-City Red Cross, Penthouse plays, Induction, spring play, various assemblies, majorette, a cappella choir, spring festival, All-City Choir Festival, R.O.T.C. queen, secretary, junior class, vice-presi- dent, senior class, senior business committee, Teen-Town committee, first and second team cheerleader. Jeannette will attend Missouri University. FUQUA, SANDY-Knightlites, Pep Club, assemblies, Music Festival, football queen attendant. Sandy's favorite subject is family living. She will work next year. GASPER, JAY-Round Table, Hi-Y, Induction, president, vice-president, homeroom, freshman and second team foot- ball, first and second team basketball letters, Boys' State. Physics and family living are Jay's favorite subjects. He will attend Missouri University next year. GEROW, DIANE-Honor roll, column editor, Tower, Quill and Scroll, Pep Club, Centinelas, Future Nurses' Club, Y- Teens, modern dance assembly, Induction, treasurer, secre- tary, homeroom, nurse's assistant. Diane's favorite subjects are family living and English. She will attend college next year. GIBSON, ALICE-Alice left Southeast her senior year. GIBSON, BOB-Round Table, Spanish assembly, president, Red Cross representative, homeroom, R.O.T.C., R.O.T.C. circus. Bob's favorite subjects are family living and mathe- matics. He plans to join the Navy next year. GOLDBERG, PAT-A.A.U.W7., keeper of archives, Beta, honor roll, Round Table, National Art Honor Society, F.T.A., Red Cross, historian, Dorians, Y-Teens, vice-presi- dent, treasurer, Chess Club, Pep Club, Induction, assemblies, vice-president, treasurer, homeroom, collector, irst prize Knightlites poster contest, John Marshall essay contest final- ist. Pat will attend Kansas University next year. GRAF, SHIRLEY-Round Table, Knightlites, Les Cheva- liers, Y-Teens, various assemblies, various homeroom oilices, office assistant, nurse,s assistant, athletic awards. Shirley's favorite subjects are typing and stenography. She will work next year. GRAVES, SANDY-Sandy left Southeast her senior year. GRIER, DIANE-Round Table, Knightlites, treasurer, Les Chevaliers, Y-Teens, French assembly, various homeroom offices, a cappella choir, Music Festival, All-City Glee Club Festival. Diane's favorite subjects are music and family living. She will work next year. GRIMES, SUE-Dracones, Y-Teens, Pep Club, pep assemb- ly, various homeroom offices, Red Cross, freshman athlet- ic award. Sue's favorite subjects are physical education and family living. She will attend college next year. GROVES, VIRGIL-Round Table, Knightlites, Penthouse, Les Chevaliers, Penthouse plays, spring play, vafigus 35- semblies, Induction, various homeroom oflices, Red Cross V' 'l' f ' l irgi s avorite subjects are public speaking and bookkeep- ing. He will attend West Texas State Teachers College next year. as- yn's She write hrce nor ub, ious im- ng. 1nd ru- ver- rnt, iss, ies, oir asi- wn Jill ,sic ect nr, ar- te. 'ill till Y- IIS XI Q- lf, C. e- 35 YZ il- S, ze 1- 3- 53 7 S -k BS Tl b cl II Class of 1957 HALL, JIM-Projection staff, private, R.O.T.C. jim's fa vorite subjects are mathematics, science, and history. He will work next year. HALL, MIKE-Honor roll, various homeroom oiiices, fresh- man, first and second team football, freshman and second team football letters. Mike,s favorite subjects are mathemat- ics and science. He plans to attend Missouri University next year. HALLIBURTON, DICK-Beta, honor roll, Knighrlites, Hi- Y, Induction, various assemblies, various homeroom oflices, band, orchestra. Family living and band are Dick's favorite subjects. He will attend college next year. HANNA, FRANCES-Round Table, president, secretary, -jousters, hockey, volleyball, and individual sportsdays, junior letter. English and typing are Frances' favorite sub- jects. She will attend college next year. HARLING, LINDA-Honor roll, Round Table, art editor, Crusader, Teen-Town committee, Knightlites, Tower rep- resentative, Dorians, Pep Club, Induction, Penthouse variety show, various assemblies, various homeroom oflices, a cappella choir, basketball queen attendant, football queen, cheer- leader. Linda will attend Missouri University. HARRIS, SUE-Beta, honor roll, Round Table, Centinelas, Knightlites, spring play, various assemblies, vice-president, homeroom, a cappella choir, girls, octet, string trio, Spring Music Festival, All-City Choir Festival, omce assistant, rating one, voice and piano- state contests. Sue attended Kansas City University this year. HEARN, FRED-Honor roll, Round Table, Knightlites, president, tribune, Dracones, president, vice-president, band, various assemblies, various homeroom offices, orchestra, Knightlites orchestra, All-City Band, All-City Orchestra- freshman track team, state music contest. Fred will attend Kansas University next year. HENMAN, DONNA-Knightlites, Centinelas, various assemblies, a cappella choir, Music Festival, All-City' Girls' Glee Festival. Donna's favorite subjects are music and family living. She will attend Harding College next year. HERR, DICK--Round Table, Knightlites, music assembly, a cappella choir, All-City Choir Festival, state octet, Music Festival, president, secretary, homeroom, projection staff, football, track, tennis teams, All-City Track Team, vice'- president, Teen-Town, senior business committee, student cafeteria assistant. Dick will attend college next year. HERR, NANCY--Beta, honor roll, corresponding secre- tary, Round Table, freshman editor, Crusader, Knightlites' 7 Penthouse, Jousters, Y-Teens, Pep Club, various assemblies, president, vice-president, homeroom, a cappella choir, Induc- tion, senior business committee, giftorian, junior class, secre- tary, senior class, treasurer, Teen-Town, football queen at- tendant, first and second team cheerleader. Nancy plans to attend Missouri University next year. HEY, JOHN-Knightlites, Christmas assembly, president, vice-president, homeroom, band, a cappella choir, Teen- Town committee. John's favorite subject is family living. He will attend Missouri University next year. HILL, MELINDA-Beta, honor roll, Round Table, art editor, Crusader, Tower staff, Quill and Scroll, Knightlites, vice-president, president, Y-Teens, secretary, Centinelas, Pep Club, assemblies, Induction, vice-president, homeroom, hockey sportsday, excellence in Spanish award. Melinda at- tended Kansas City University second semester this year. HOEHNS, CLIFFORD-Round Table, Knightlites, vice- president, Penthouse, spring play, Induction, Penthouse plays, various assemblies, various homeroo-m offices, band, All-City Band Festival, projection staff, R.O.T.C., winner, Voice of Democracy contest, Teen-Town committee. Cliff will attend Kansas City University next year. HOLMES, HELEN-Beta, honor roll, Dracones, Les Che- valiers, Chess Club, Science Club, Debate Club, various assemblies, various homeroom ofhces, band, orchestra, nurse's assistant. She will attend the University of Michigan. HOLMES, ROGER-Sergeant, R.O.T.C. Mathematics and family living are Roger's favorite subjects. He plans to join the service next year. ' Class of 1957 HOUGHTON, MIKE-Hi-Y, band and orchestra assemblies, sergeant-at-arms, homeroom, band, student cafeteria assist- ant, hall guard, varsity track letter. Mike's favorite subject is chemistry. He will attend Kansas University next year. HOWELL, COLLEEN-Jousters, Christmas assembly, sportsdays, sports manager. Colleen's favorite subject is physi- cal education. She will work next year. HOWES, NORMAN-Honor roll, National Art Honor Society, Hi-Y, track. He will attend college next year. HUGHES, WAYNE-Band assembly, band, Music Festival, C.O.E., freshman football letter. Wayne's favorite subjects are history, physical education, and band. He plans to join the Navy next year. HULL, HARLAN-Corresponding secretary, Beta, honor roll, historian, Round Table, Knightlites, secretary, treas- urer, Y-Teens, F.T.A., Centinelas, Pep Club, various as- semblies, various homeroom offices, office assistant, freshman athletic award, Teen-Town committee. She will attend Cen- tral Missouri State College next year. HUMMER, BARBARA-Honor roll, Round Table, F.T.A.g president, secretary, treasurer, sergeant-at-arms, Penthouse, Red Cross, Knightlites, Spring Play, Penthouse plays, var- ious assemblies, various homeroom oflices, Music Festival, swimming sportsday. She will attend MacMurray College next year. HYER, SALLY-Honor roll, Round Table, Tower, Knight- lites, president, sergeant-at-arms, Dracones, secretary, Les Chevaliers, assemblies, president, homeroom, nurse's assistant, Pep Club, Future Nurses Club, Y-Teens, Red Cross. Sally will attend Kansas University next year. JACKSON, K. D.-Football assembly, various homeroom offices, football honorable mention, city and district football teams, first and second team football letters, freshman letter. K. D.'s favorite subjects are wood and metal. He plans to at- tend William Jewell College next year. JESTER, ANITA-C.O.E. Anita's favorite subjects are typ- ing and shorthand. She plans to attend Junior College next year. JOHNSON, EVELYN-Evelyn's favorite subjects are phys- ical education and family living. She will work next year. Evelyn came to Southeast her senior year from Northeast. Chemistry Class JONES, BRAXTON-Honor roll, Knightlites, tribune, Dracones, Chess Club, treasurer, Debate Club, Crossed Rifles, assemblies, treasurer, homeroom, lieutenant, R.O.T.C., R.O.T.C. Circus. Braxtonls favorite subjects are R.O.T.C. and English literature. He will attend Arizona University next year. Class of 1957 JONES, DAVID-Honor roll, Knightlites, music assemblies, band, a cappella choir, All-City Band, Music Festival, tennis letters. Chemistry is David's favorite subject. He will attend Bethany Nazarene College next year. Get Him, Gene! JONES, HUGH-Beta, honor roll, treasurer, secretary, homeroom, first lieutenant, R.O.T.C. Hugh's favorite sub- jects are family living and geometry. He will attend Kansas City University next year. JONES, KENNY-Beta, honor roll, Round Table, Induc- tion, various homeroom oiiicesg student cafeteria assistant, freshman and second team football letters. Chemistry and mathematics are Kenny's favorite subjects. He will attend Rice College next year. KEELER, CHARLES-Hi-Y. Charlie's favorite subjects are mathematics and science. He plans to attend the Missouri School of Mines at Rolla. KELLY, DICK-Beta, honor roll, Round Table, president, homeroom, second team basketball. Dickis favorite subjects are chemistry and woodworking. He will attend Junior Col- lege next year. SMITH, MARY QKENTONJ-Jousters, assemblies, treas- urer, homeroom, a cappella choir, Music Festival, All-City Choir Festival. Clothing, music, and family living are Mary's favorite subjects. She will work next year. KING, JACK-Knightlites, Crossed Rifles, assemblies, band, Music Festival, Band Festival, all-city instrumental con- test, first lieutenant, R.O.T.C., rifle team. Jack's favorite subject is algebra. He will attend Junior College next year. KLOPPER, CHARLES-Corporal, R.O.T.C. Charles' favor- ite subject is chemistry. He will attend Kansas City Univer- sity next year. Charles will be graduated in August. KNAPP, JUDY-Round Table, Tower, Knightlites, treas- urer, Les Chevaliers, Y-Teens, various assemblies, band, orchestra, flute quartet, All-City Band, Music Festival, All- City Orchestra Festival, All-City Band Festival, Pep Club. Judy will attend college next year. KOZAK, SANDY-Knightlites, vice-president, secretary, Jousters, Induction, assemblies, a cappella choir, state music contest second rating, sportsdays, various athletic awards. Simdy will go into nurse's training next fall. KRAUSE, EILEEN-Beta, honor roll, Red Cross, C.O.E. E1.lC9I'1,S favorite subjects are family living and typing. She will work next year. WM f ff ff f ,af jjj rpg fffif YQ!! Class of 1957 KREBS, ROCKNE-Honor rollg sergeant-at-arms, Round Table, National Art Honor Societyg president, .V1ce'Pfe51' dent, treasurer, Doriansg Hi-Y, Teen-Town committee, pref- ident, homeroom, Red Cross, track teams, first place in Knightlites poster contest. Rockne will attend Kansas Uni- versity next year. KRUGER, BUTCH-Round Table, Knightlitesg Hi-Yg Cen- tinelasg football radio broadcast, assembliesg various home- room ofhcesg' oflice assistantg honorable mention, All-Star Track Teamg track letters, footballg second team basketballg student cafeteria assistant. Butch will attend Missouri Uni- versity next year. LARKINS, NANCY-Knightlitesg Y-Teens, treasurer, scho- lastic art award. Nancy's favorite subjects are typing and bookkeeping. She will Work next year. LAYMON, ALODA-Aloda left Southeast her senior year. LESLIE, EDDIE-Sergeant-at-arms, Beta, honor roll, Round Table, Hi-Y, football assembly, various homeroom offices, freshman, second, and varsity football and basketball letters, second team trackg senior business committee, student cafe- teria assistant. He will attend Missouri Valley College next year. LEVER, MARSHA-Assembliesg Red Cross, Music Festival, Pep Club. Marsha's favorite subjects are att metal, wood, and family living. She will attend Central College next year. LEWIS, DONNA-Round Table, National Art Honor So- cietyg Knightlitesg Joustersg Red Cross, Inductiong secretary, homeroom, hockey sportsdayg athletic shields. Donna's favorite subjects are family living and English. She was grad- uated in January. LEWIS, TOM-Tom's favorite subjects are shop and art. He will work next year. LINCK, JIM-Round Tableg National Art Honor Society, Knightlitesg president, secretary, homeroom, C.O.E.g office assistantg hall guardg football team. Jim will attend Missouri University next year. LINDSEY, GLENN-Knightlitesg Hi-Yg Science Clubg Chess Club, Penthouse, Inductiong Penthouse play, assem- blies, various homeroom offices, stage crew, football, football manager's letter, projection staff, student cafeteria assistant. Glenn will attend college next year. LORIN, FRANCOIS-Round Tableg Les Chevaliersg Christ- mas assembly, assistant manager, football team. English is Francoisis favorite subject. He is an exchange student from France. Francois will return to France next year to continue his education. LUTHY, CHARLES-Round Table, photography editor, Crusader, scholastic art awardg historian, Doriansg Red Cross, stage crewg freshman football team. Charles's favorite sub- jects are art and mathematics. He will attend Kansas State College next year. LYON, JIM-Speech assembly, C.O.E.g tennis award. Jim's favorite subjects are C.O.E. and physical education. Jim plans to attend Culver Stockton College. MARTIN, JAY-Honor rollg Round Tableg eighth grade editor, Crusader, debate team, Red Crossg Knightlitesg his- torian, F.T.A.g Science Club, Les Chevaliersg Pep Clubg Square Dance Clubg Induction, ofiice assistant, Teen-Town committeeg boys' octetg Music Festivalg band, orchestra, a cappella choirg collector. Jay will attend Missouri University next year. MAZAN, BETTY-Betag honor rollg Round Tableg circu- lation manager, Towerg National Art Honor Society, Knight- litesg Tower reporter, xloustersg Spanish assembly, president, h0meF00m9 hockey sportsdayg athletic awardsg Girls' State: Scholastic Art Award. Be tty would like to become an art tzacher. Class of 1957 MCCOOK, JAMES-Chess Club, Dorians, Hi-Y, assemblies, treasurer, homeroom, band, hall guard, projection staff, R.O.T.C. James will attend junior College. MCDONALD, RICHARD-Richard's favorite subject is mathematics. He plans to attend junior College in the fall. MCGOWAN, DON-Round Table, Knightliresg senior as- sembly, president, Red Cross representative, homeroom, freshman and sophomore track team. Don will attend Willizlni Jewell College. MCKENZIE, SANDY-Beta, Honor roll, Round Table, busi- ness manager, Crusader, Knightlites, vice-president, Les Chevaliers, president, Y-Teens, Pep Club, F.T.A., Penthouse variety show, Induction, various assemblies, orchestra, a cappella choir, girls' octet, Music Festival, treasurer, junior class, publicist, senior class, senior business committee, first and second team cheerleader, football queen attendant, bas- ketball qucen attendant, Teen-Town committee. Sandy will attend the Conservatory o-f Music. MCLANE, BILL-Honor roll, Dracones, Hi-Y, treasurer, homeroom, freshman football team. Bill's favorite subjects are science and mathematics. He will attend college. MCQUEEN, DON-Honor roll, Round Table, Science Club, Induction, president, treasurer, homeroom, projection staff. Don will attend Junior College next fall and study aeronau- tical engineering. MEIGS, KAY-Knightlites, second team basketball. Mathe- matics and drafting are Kay's favorite subjects. He will at- tend college in the fall. MERRITT, CARRIE-Round Table, Knightlites, Les Che- valiersg Penthouse variety show, assemblies, vice-president, homeroom, Induction, spring play committee, Pep Club. Carrie will attend St. Theresa's College and study fashion designing. MIDDLETON, RONNIE-Knightlites, treasurer, home- room, band, Music Festival. Ronnie will attend Central Missouri State College. MILLER, BEVERLY-Honor roll, Round Table, Y-Teens, Centinelas, Pep Club, Penthouse plays, various homeroom oiices, Christmas assembly, hall guard, sportsdays, athletic letters. Beverly will attend Central Missouri State College. MILLER, RONNIE-Honor roll, football television broad- cast, football assembly, various homeroom offices, student cafeteria assistant, freshman, second team, and varsity foot- ball, track. Chemistry is Ronnie's favorite subject. He will attend college and study chemical engineering next fall. MINNEAR, JACK-Jack left Southeast his senior year. MISHMASH, DON-Knightlites, football television broad- cast, senior and football assemblies, president, homeroom, varsity football, All-Star Football Team, District All-Star Second Team. Mathematics is Don's favorite subject. He will study electrical engineering. MITCHELL, SHEILA--Beta, honor roll, Round Table, Knightlites, Centinelas, Y-Teens, Pep Club, various assem- blies, various homeroom oilicesg freshman athletic award, Teen-Town committee. Sheila will attend Missouri Univer- sity next year and study to be a laboratory technician. MONTGOMERY, DICK-Honor roll, Round' Table, various homeroom ofhcesg honorable mention, Ford Industrial Arts contest. Dick will attend college and study chemical engi- neering. f ff' Class of 1957 MQNTGQMERY, JERRY-Honor roll, Knighrlifesg Hi-Yz various assemblies, secretary, treasurer, homeroom, a cappella Choir, boys' octetg freshman football. Jerry will major ln business administration next year at William Jewell College- Senior Boys in Cafeteria MOORE, HAROLD-Harold's favorite subject is wood- working. He will enlist in the Navy after graduation. MOREE, BILL-Bill left school after the first semester to join the Navy. MURRAY, BOB-Freshman and second team football. Bob will enroll at Junior College and study mechanical engineer- ing. NIELSEN, KELLY-Kelly came to Southeast his senior year. Chemistry and American problems are his favorite sub- jects. He will attend college next year. NOLEN, RONNIE-Honor roll, Round Table, Hi-Y, sen- ior business committee, Knightlitesg various assemblies: presi- dent, homeroom, student manager, cafeteria, freshman, sec- ond team, and varsity football, honorable mention, All- Star Football Team. He will attend Missouri University next year. OLSON, LE ROY-Honor roll, sports editor, Tower, Na- tional Art Honor Society, Round Table, chess club, sergeant- at-arms, Penthouse, Penthouse plays, spring play, assemblies, Induction, Teen-Town committee. Le Roy would like to be a commercial artist. He will enter the Art Institute. PALMER, SONIA-Knightlitesg F.T.A.g Y-Teens, Pep Club, Les Chevaliersg Induction, Penthouse play, various assemblies, Tower representative, homeroom, Music Festival. Sonia will attend Central Missouri State College. PAYNE, CHARLES-Tennis letters. Charles' favorite sub- jects are English literature and drafting. He plans to attend Drury College. PEAKE, KATHERI jects are English and mathematics. She will work next year. Katherine came to Southeast her senior year. PENDLETON, ROBERT-B arms, Draconesg Induction, Red Cross, captain R.O.T.C.g Chicago Tribune Award. He will attend junior College next year. NE-C.0.E. Katherine's favorite sub- eta, honor rollg sergeant-at- Class of 1957 PERRY, BILL-Round Table, Knightlites, various assem- blies, various homeroom offices, a cappella choir, All-City Choir Festival, Music Festival, varsity football, honorable mention, All-Star Football Team, student cafeteria assistant. Bill will attend Central Missouri State College next year. PETERS, MARY-Centinelas, secretary, Y-Teens, Pep Club, secretary, treasurer, homeroom, oflice assistant, sportsilays, athletic awards, homemaking D.A.R. award. Maryls favorite subjects are English, physical education, and stenography. She will attend Junior College' next year. PETERSON, PAT-Honor roll, Knightlites, F.T.A., Y- Teens, Pep Club, Induction, various assemblies, various homeroom offices, a cappella choir, All-City Music Festival, oilice assistant, Teen-Town committee. Pat will attend Cen- tral Missouri State College next fall. PHILLIPS, JOHN-Beta, honor roll, Round Table, Knight- lites, assemblies, president, homeroom, Red Cross, band, student cafeteria assistant, Hrst and second team football, honorable mention, All-Star Football Team. John's favorite subjects are mathematics and chemistry. I-Ie plans to attend Kansas University next year. PING, JUDY-Knightlites, Pep Club, Y-Teens, assemblies' Music Festival. Typing and English are Judy,s favorite sub- jects. She plans to attend a business school next year. PIXLEY, ROBERTA-Honor roll, Jousters, Pep Club, music assemblies, Music Festival, All-City Music Festival, freshman athletic award. Roberta's favorite subjects are fam- ily living and physical education. She will attend Williams Woods College next year. PLASKETT, JUDY-Beta, honor roll, Round Table, Tow- er, Quill and Scroll, Knightlites, Y-Teens, Les Chevaliers, Jousters, Pep Club, F.T.A., Red Cross, Induction, various assemblies, president, secretary, homeroom, Music Festival, All-City Music Festival: collector, bowling sportsday, Teen- Town committee. Judy will attend Baker University next fall. POVVERS, CHUCK-Football assembly, freshman, second team, and varsity football, football letter. Chuck's favorite subject is family living. I-Ie will attend college next fall. POWERS, BOB-I-Iono-r roll, Knightlites, vice-president, Memorial Club, Science Club, R.O.T.C. assembly, Induc- tion, various homeroom oHices, hall guard, major, R.O.T.C., drill team, Captain, rifle team, Boys' State. Bob hopes to attend Yale University next year. PROWELL, SANDRA-Beta, honor roll, Knightlites, sergeant-at-arms, Centinelas, Pep Club, various assemblies, Red Cross, a cappella choir, Music Festival, All-City Choir Festival. Sandra's favorite subjects are choir and family liv- ing. She will attend Junior College next year. Homecoming Assembly I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I j I PRUETTING, JIM-Jim's favorite subjects are family liv- ing and physical education. I-Ie will join the service next year. Jim hopes to become a lithographer. W' :sk X Class of 1957 QUICK, KARL-Honor roll, National Art Honor Society, Dorians. Karl's favorite subjects are art and mathematics He will attend Junior College next year. RAINS, STEPHEN-Les Chevaliers, chess club, debate team. Stephen's favorite subjects are science and mathe- matics. He plans to attend junior College next year. RAVENSCRAFT, RONNIE-Knightlites, a cappella choir, boys' choir, freshman football letter, first and second track team letter. He will attend Missouri University next year. RAY, PAUL-Beta, honor roll, president, chess club, chair- man of executive committee, Science Club, R.O.T.C. and Spanish assemblies, master sergeant, R.O.T.C., medal for excellence in Spanish. Paul's favorite subjects are science, English, and mathematics. He will attend college next year. REMINGTON, SHARON-Beta, honor roll, Round Ta- ble, junior editor, Crusader, column editor, Tower, Quill and Scroll, Knightlites, treasurer, Pep Club, treasurer, jun- ior Y-Teens, vice-president, secretary, F.T.A., a cappella choir, Music Festival, All-City Choir Festival, city vocal contest, Induction, secretary, Teen-Town, Dracones, Red Cross, senior business co-mmittee, All-City F.T.A., basketball queen attendant, football queen attendant. Sharon will attend Central Missouri State College next year. RENDINA, DENNIS-C.O.E., Hi-Y, orchestra, manager, varsity football, second team track, Knightlites. Dennis' fa- vorite subject is family living. RICHARDS, GERALD-Round Table, Hi-Y, football, Spanish, and music assemblies, Induction, president, vice- president, homeroom, band, hall guard, freshman, second team, and Varsity football, football letters. Gerald's favorite subject is family living. He will attend William Jewell Col- lege next year. ROBERTS, DUANE-Knightlites, assemblies, secretary, homeroom, boys' chorus. Duane's favorite subjects are family living, metal, and American problems. He will attend Central Missouri State College next fall. ROWE, PAUL-Knightlites, Les Chevaliers, president, treas- urer, Penthouse, Spring Play, Penthouse plays, Induction, various assemblies, various homeroom offices, a cappella choir, Music Festival, All-City Choir Festival, Teen-Town com- mittee. Paul will attend the University of Denver next year. RUFF, BOB-Round Table, Knightlites, football broad- cast, football assemblies, various homeroom o-flices, student cafeteria assistant, basketball team, varsity football and track letters, co-captain, football team, City All-Star Foot- ball Team, third team, District All-Star Football Team, sergeant, R.O.T.C., senior business committee. Bob will at- tend college next year. SCHOOLER, YVONNE-Knightlites, assemblies, a cappella choir, orchestra, All-City Orchestra, All-City Choir, city vocal contest, Music Festival. Yvonne's favorite subjects are music and family living. She plans to attend Junior College next year. SCHUMACHER, BOB-Sergeant first class, R.O.T.C. Bob's favorite subjects are chemistry and family living. He plans to attend Junior College next fall. SEAVER, JUDY-Knightlites, Red Cross. History and clothing are Judy's favorite subjects. She will attend Junior College next fall. SEJNOST, CONNIE-Honor roll, chaplain, Round Table, Tower, Knightlites, jousters, Y-Teens, Centinelas, Pep Club, Induction, Spring Play committee, various assemblies, various homeroom oflices, All-City Music Festival, Teen-Town com- mittee. Connie will attend Central Missouri State College. SHERMAN, LESLIE-Assemblies, orchestra, All-City Or- chestra, master qsergeant, R.O.T.C., Crossed Rifles. I,eslie's favoflte Sublecf 13 Chemistry. He plans to attend Junior Col- lege after graduation. Class of 19 7 SHIPP, JUDY-A.A.U.W7., Tower representative, Beta, honor roll, Round Table, senior editor, Crusader, secretary, jo-usters, secretary, Future Nurses' Club, Y-Teens, Pep Club, Induction, pep assembly, president, secretary, home- room, athletic awards, sports manager, National Merit com- petition. Judy will work next year. SHOVER, KAY-Honor roll, vice-president, sergeant-at- arms, Jousters, Future Nurses' Club, Pep Club, Y-Teens, various assemblies, Induction, Red Cross, Music Festival, sports manager, hockey sportsday, freshman athletic award. Kay will attend college next year. SILK, JANET-Assemblies, secretary, treasurer, homeroom, Red Cross. Janet's favorite subject is family living. She plans to attend Central Missouri State College next year. SILK, PAT--Les Chevaliers, Red Cross, Knightlites, Induc- tion, Knightlites orchestra, oilice assistant. Pat,s favorite subjects are English and stenography. She will attend Wil- liam Jewell College next year. SMITH, DOROTHY--Knightlites, Pep Club, Christmas assembly, a cappella choir, Music Festival. Dorothy's fa- vorite subjects are stenography, music, and foods. She will work next year. Dorothy came to Southeast her junior year. SMITH, SUE-Sergeant-at-arms, Jousters, secretary, home- room, merit art award. Sue's favorite subjects are clerical practice and family living. She will work after graduation. SNYDER, SKIP-Beta, honor roll, vice-president, Round Table, assistant editor, Crusader, sports editor, Tower, Quill and Scroll, Knightlites, president, senior class, president, junior class, senior business committee, football broadcast, assemblies, president, homeroom, band, varsity football, basketball, and track, freshman football and track, All-City, All-District, All-State football teams, city and state pole vaulting champion, Induction, Nigro football trophy. Skip will attend Missouri University next year. SPENCER, JIM-Honor roll, Knightlites, president, vice- president, orchestra, vice-president, band, Spring Play, In- duction, various assemblies, treasurer, homeroom, Knightlites orchestra, All-City Band, All-City Orchestra, Music Fes- tival. Jim,s favorite subjects are band and orchestra. He will attend Missouri Valley College next year. SPENCER, PAT-President, treasurer, Beta, honor roll, sergeant-at-arms, Round Table, Memorial Club, Science Club, assemblies, Induction, various homeroom ofhces, hall guard, major, R.O.T.C., drill team, senior business commit- tee, projection staff. Pat will attend college next year. SPENCER, RETA-Retais favorite subjects are typing and American problems. She will attend business college after graduation. SPICER, DON-Photographer, Crusader, Knightlites, Christmas and music assemblies, sergeant-at-arms, homeroom, a cappella choir, Music Festival, manager, basketball, man- ager's letter. Don's favorite subjects are family living and chemistry. He will attend Baker University next year. SPIEGEL, JERRY-Stage crew, freshman football letter, R.O.T.C. Jerry,s favorite subject is family living. He will attend Missouri Valley College next year. SPOOR, MICHAEL-Honor roll, Knightlites, R.O.T.C. assembly, Induction, treasurer, homeroom, major, R.O.T.C., Lancers, R.O.T.C. circus, rifle team, Crossed Rifles. Mike's favorite subjects are chemistry and R.O.T.C. He plans to attend Yale University next year. STEINMAN, HETTIE-Honor roll, president, vice-presi- dent, Dracones, assemblies, Red Cross, All-City Music Fes- tival, Girls' State. Hettie's favorite subjects are biology, fam- ily living, and stenography. STEVENS, HARRY-Honor roll, Round Table, Les Che- valiers, Chess Club, Science Club, French assembly, In- duction, president, homeroom. Harry's favorite subjects are mathematics and science. He will attend college next year. sins WSH' WWW Vbkorww Shir' WM Mawr f f ii, . ya:- a.. 9 Q W -ff. f ,1771 f - ,, M M 4 ,f 'W '4 I ,wffyf Class of 1957 STEWART, DONNA-Betag honor rollg Round Tableg Towerg Knightlitesg Centinelasg Pep Clubg lnductiong as- sembliesg vice-president, horneroomg a cappella choirg girls' octetg All-City Choir Festivalg Music Festivalg bowling sports- dayg Teen-Town committee. Donna plans to attend Baker University next year. STOBER, ELEANOR-Knightlitesg Y-Teensg Music Festival. Eleanor's favorite subjects are stenography and family living. She will work after graduation. STUTZMAN, ANN--Betag honor rollg Knightlitesg secre- tary, Draconesg Les Chevaliersg Science Clubg Debate Clubg assembliesg Red Crossg orchestrag Music Festivalg hall guardg All-City Orchestrag rating one in school music contest. Ann's favorite subjects are English and orchestra. She will attend college next year. SUMNER, DIANE-Honor rollg National Art Honor Soci- etyg secretary, Doriansg Y-Teens. Diane's favorite subjects are art, English, and clothing. She will attend Kansas City Uni- versity next year. SUNDERMEYER, GALE-Knightlitesg Christmas assem- blyg boys, chorus. Gale's favorite subject is family living. He plans to join the Navy after graduation. SWARTZ, RICHARD-Knightlitesg football assemblyg sec- retary, homeroomg a cappella choirg boys' octetg first and second team football lettersg first and second team track Richard's favorite subjects are music and physical education. He plans to attend college next year. TAPP, CAROLYN-Honor rollg Round Tableg Knightlites' 3 parliamentarian, E.T.A.g Centinelasg Y-Teensg Pep Clubg lnductiong various assembliesg secretary, treasurer, homeroomg Knightlites orchestrag president, orchestrag girls' octetg a cappella choirg Music Festivalg All-City, All-State Orches- trag state vocal contest. Carolyn hopes to attend the Con- servatory of Music next year. TARBELL, CONNIE-Honor rollg Round Tableg National Art Honor Societyg Doriansg Inductiong Spanish assemblyg Red Cross. Connie's favorite subjects are art and human science. She will attend Kansas City Art Institute next year. TAUSCH, J. C.-Honor rollg music assembliesg bandg A11- City Band Festival, J. Cfs favorite subjects are family living and algebra. He will attend college next year. THOMPSON, GARY-Knightlitesg assembliesg Various homeroom officesg football letterg track. Gary's favorite sub- ject is chemistry. He will attend college next year. Senior Lockers TILLERY, LOXVELL-Lowell left Southeast his senior year. Class of 1957 TIMMS, JACK-Speech assembly. 1ack's favorite subjects are drafting and mathematics. He will attend Junior 'College next year. Attendants to Football Queen TREECE, KEITH-Beta, honor roll, Knightlites, assemblies, president, homeroom, band, Knightlites orchestra, All-City Band, Music Festival, first-place state award, Fisher Body Company contest. Keith's favorite subjects are physics and chemistry. He will attend college next year. TROGDON, BILL-Photography editor, Crusader, Knight- lites, president, Dracones, Penthouse, various assemblies, band, Music Festival, R.O.T.C. band, scholastic aft award. Bill's favorite subject is English. He will attend Missouri University next year and study journalism. TRUMP, MARILYN-Honor roll, Round Table, Knight- lites, secretary, president, Centinelas, vice-president, Pep Club, assistant secretary, Teen-Town, various assemblies, Induction, various homeroom offices, a cappella choir, Mu- sic Festival. English is Marilyn's favorite subject. She will attend college next year. UNRUH, DICK-Sergeant-at-arms, Round Table, Knight- lites, officer, Hi-Y, Spring Play, football television broad- cast, various assemblies, Music Festival, president, home- room, a cappella choir, boys' octet, oflice assistant, student cafeteria assistant, varsity football, second team basketball, and track letters, All-City, All-District, and All-State Foot- ball teams, assistant president, Teen-Town, senior business committee. Dick will attend college next year. UNTRIF, RHODA-Keeper of archives, Beta, honor roll, Round Table, Natio-nal Art Honor Society, Knightlites: vice-president, historian, Dorians, F.T.A., Future Nurses' Club, Pep Club, Induction, assemblies, various homeroom offices, nurse's assistant. Rhoda's favorite subjects are art and science. She will attend Kansas University next year. VOGT, KAREN-Vice-president, journalist, Beta, honor roll, Round Table, editor-in-chief, Tower, literary editor, Crusader, Quill and Scroll, Knightlites, Y-Teens, president, sergeant-at-arms, Centinelas, Pep Club, Induction, various assemblies, vice-president, homeroom, M.I.P.A. award, Na- tional Merit Hnalist, Girls' State, Homemaker of Tomorrow award, senior business committee. Karen plans to attend Valparaiso University next fall. WILLIAMS, PATRICIA CVON DEMFANGEJ-journah ist, secretary, Beta, honor roll, Round Table, activities and organizations editor, Crusader, news editor, Tower, Quill and Scroll, Knightlites, president, Pep Club, vice-president, publicity chairman, Penthouse, Jousters, Induction, Spring Play, Penthouse plays, baseball sportsday, volleyball man- ager, athletic awards, senior business committee, Teen-Town committee, National Merit finalist, American Legion Oratory Contest, school winner, Mnookin-Brown contest, scholastic art award. Patricia will attend college next year. NVAGNER, DALE-Round Table, Red Cross. Dale,s favor- ite subjects are mathematics and physics. He will attend Kansas City University next year. Dale's ambition is to be an aeronautical engineer. WAGNER, GAYLE-Honor roll, treasurer, Jousters, Pep Club, Induction, pep assembly, volleyball sportsday. Cay'e's favorite subjects are clothing and physical education. She plans to attend Kansas City University and hopes to be- come a doctor. WARREN, DICK-Student cafeteria assistant, freshman and second team football, freshman track. Dick's favorite sub- jects are art and physical education. He will attend Kansas City Art Institute. mam, Class of 1957 NVASH, BARBARA-Barbara,s favorite subjects are short- hand and clerical practice. She will Work after graduation. Barbara came to Southeast her senior year from Warrensburg. WATSON, BARBARA-Honor roll, Knightlites, various assemblies, a cappella choir. Barbara's favorite subjects are shorthand and family living. She will Work after graduation. WEINBRENNER, LARRY-C. O. E., freshman football letter. Family living is Larry's favorite subject. He will at- tend Missouri University next year. WELCH, JEWELL-Honor roll, scribe, Dracones, Memorial Club, drill team, Induction, various assemblies, various ho-meroom otlicesg lieutenant colonel, R.O.T.C. JeWell's fa- vorite subject is history. He Will attend Nebraska University next year. WELT, RICHARD-Knightlites, tribune, Dracones, vari- ous assemblies, Red Cross, a cappella choir. Richard,s fa- vorite subjects are mathematics and science. He plans to attend college next year. WESTERVELT, LARRY-Honor roll, Knightlites, choir radio broadcast, vario-us assemblies, president, homeroom, a cappella choir. Family living is Larry's favorite subject. He will work next year. WHITE, HAROLD--Lieutenant, R.O.T.C. Family living, R.O.T.C., and American problems are Haro-ld's favorite sub- jects. He will attend Junior College next year. WHITLOCK, CHARLES-Round Table, Knightlites, choir radio broadcast, assemblies, a cappella choir, Music Festival, All-City choir Festival. Charlesls favorite subjects are physi- cal education and family living. He plans to attend Junior College next year. WIEDENMANN, KATHRYN-Honor roll, secretary, homeroom, C.O.E. Kathryn's favorite subjects are American problems and typing. She will work next year. WILKINSON, MICKEY-Honor roll, treasurer, Round Table, Knightlites, president, homeroom, C.O.E., governor, Boys' State, family living panel for P.T.A. Mickeyis favorite subjects are American problems, family living, and English. He will attend college next year. Mickey came to Southeast his senior year. WILLHITE, FRED-Knightlites, assemblies, secretary, homeroom, Music Festival, All-City Choir Festival. Fred will attend Kansas City University next year. His ambition is to become a meteorologist. WILLIAMS, KAREN-Beta, honor roll, Round Table, lousters, Y-Teens, Future Nurses, music assemblies, various homeroom offices, nurse's assistant, collector, volleyball sportsday, athletic awards. Karen's favorite subjects are algebra and bookkeeping. She will work next year. WILLMS, JANET-Round Table, Knightlites, Y-Teens, Pep Club, various assemblies, various homeroom oflicesg a cappella choir, Music Festival, All-City Choir Festival. Typ- ing and family living are Janet's favorite subjects. She will work next year. WINTER, JIM-Jim's favorite subjects are family living and physical education. He plans to attend Junior College next year. WINTER, KEITH-Induction. Keithls favorite subject is chemistry. He plans to attend Missouri University and hopes to become an electrical engineer. Class of 1957 NVONER, NOVELLA-Honor roll, secretary, Y-Teens, Knightlites, Future Teachers, Pep Club, spring play com- mittee, various assemblies, Music Festival. Novella's favorite subjects are English literature and family living. She will attend Central Missouri State College next year. VVOOD, GENE-Beta, honor roll, Round Table, editor-in- chief, Crusader, Knightlites, Hi-Y, football television pro- gram, various assemblies, president, vice-president, home- room, band, Knightlites orchestra, Music Festival, student cafeteria assistant, freshman, second team, and varsity foot- ball, track, All-Star football team, sergeant-at-arms, junior and senior classes. Gene will attend Missouri University next year. WOODS, RITCHEY-Honor roll, Round Table, news edi- tor, Tower, Knightlites, treasurer, Dracones, Science Club, Induction, various homeroom ofHces, freshman football letter, freshman track team, projection staff. Drafting and science are Ritchey's favorite subjects. He will attend Kan- sas State University next year. WRIGHT, ALLEN-Honor roll, Knightlites, vice-president, Dracones, treasurer, Penthouse, secretary, Crossed Rifles, Teen-Town committee, Spring Play, Penthouse plays, ln- duction, various assemblies, various homeroom offices, foot- ball manager's letter, cadet colonel, R.O.T.C., rifle team, drill team, color guard, division commander. Allen's favorite subjects are R.O.T.C. and history. He will attend the Citadel Military Academy next year. YATES, ROBERT--Music assemblies, Tower representative, homeroom, sergeant first class, R.O.T.C. Chemistry and physics are Robert's favorite subjects. He will attend Junior College next year. YOUNG, EDDIE-Knightlites, various assemblies, vice- president, homeroom, orchestra, band, Knightlites orchestra, Music Festival, sergeant first class, R.O.T.C., drum and bugle corps. Eddie's favorite subjects are music, mathe- matics, and drafting. He will attend Kansas University next year. ZELLER, JUDY-Pep Club. Judy's favorite subjects are typing, mathematics, and human science. She will Work next year. Judy came to Southeast her junior year. ZELLER, PAT--Pep Club, pep assembly. Typing and family living are Pat's favorite subjects. She will Work next year. Pat came to Southeast her junior year from Hogan. ZUMWALT, JANICE-Honor roll, Round Table, Knight- lites, chaplain, Y-Teens, Pep Club, Induction, various assemblies, various homeroom offices, Music Festival, oiiice assistant, freshman athletic award, honorable mention, Youth Writes, Teen-Town committee. Janice will attend Central Missouri State College and hopes to- go into journalism. Mayor for a Day Among Southeast,s many honors this year was the election of Ernie Adelman to the position of Student Mayor of the Thirteenth Annual City Hall Day. The purpose of City Hall Day is to give high school students an opportunity to see how our city government is run and also to learn the prin- ciples of municipal government. Students from high schools throughout the Kansas City area are appointed to various positions. David Morton was Southeast's first Student Mayor. He was elected to the office in 1954. Ernie, Southeast congratulates you on your vic- tory. We also thank you for bringing another out- standing honor to us. 5.1- MAYOR CAS TFL E C Digk Unruh 222 io Fenton 2 'U Pl 56' 51' 4' 5, 7 I4 21 Sandy MCP S f 1 Q ' ,J Ai, Darrell C ' fm ' f xx X jy, X 5 26 1 2 Sny Sandy McKenzie CAL S by j140?I:'!L?J' W4 L v xg 1 .2 xr . ..,, 9 ,x IQ 20 5 2627 R ILT 5 fl 1 U f y 1' lj' Ififffm V 1'f911nfz423' ffffflik' 7 Sl'arf.f2'a1,j,7 fwomffzy fplfiftiff 2 ff 116 -,ffl ,- A . .J An' .J g J ! 5 f 2 4 f I 9 72 2' 324 2 26 27 .E Ronnie Nolen ww Mg., V i I Q ' U r I I' 3 2' X ' Mi glflllflfdj I : V 2, - . . . , 2,2 Q I II I 2 2' '13 I 7 f X22 ...K A V 13.222 0 ,, V c nvcijfz V VV 23 24 25 I f 2 23 24 2 J 22 7, 7 7 Darrel! Comm, HO gigiarian Hull 2 E35RuH1i1 A is mggn Eubilg Uemhr dal' ,Won 2' J x X ay Salzzrcfnzy X x 26 171819 2 T 22 23 27 28 'D A f Skip M635 2UesLAthlet Board Gene Wood e 2 2 f ,lf , Juniors Plan We are standing on the threshold of Knighthood. Next year We shall be the leaders of the Castleg therefore, We are Working hard to make Our senior year the best that we can. We have been planning for the coming year since We entered Southeast as Appren- tice Pages. NOW it is upon us, and We are ready for it. We shall soon be reaping the fruits of all our hard Work and of our serious planning. OFFICERS JAY ALLEN Gifforian BOB HILL Publiciszf ED TAYLOR Sergemzt-at-Arms TOM CARTWRIGHT President SANDY MAPLE Vice-President JUDY KAY MYERS S6'C1'6f6l7'jl GAYLE MOORE Treasurer ,Juniors Adams, Carol Adams, Patricia Adkins, Zela Albauer, Neil Allen, J. Alley, Shirley Amos, David Andrae, Donna Ansley, Sherry Anstine, Anita Arbisi, Gene Atkins, Carol Audiss, James Bailey, Lynda Baker, Bonny Baker, Suzanne Ballard, Mary Barnes, George Barrett, Melba Bass, Nancy Bayless, Barbara Beal, Tom Becker, Betti Becker, Jack Beech, Rita Benson, Ronald Bertram, Roberta Blackshire, Jim Blackwood, Jim Blair, Nancie Bliss, James Borgers, Carol Bower, Ronnie Boxx, Billy Boxx, Karen Bradford, Gail Braune, Paul Brauner, Judy Brawner, Steve Briscoe, Jim Brooks, Leon Brown, Mary Brownfield, Carole Bruning, Richard Buck, Jim Cannon, Kay Carey, Nancy Carney, Donna Carpenter, Charles Carr, Phil Carroll, Barbara Carroll, Connie Cartwright, Tom Casselman, Jim Caton, Jim Chowins, Mary Clarensau, Ted Clarke, 'Wade Knightlites Duo Juniors Clouse, Jim C00,JUdY Colan, Dick Coleman, Gary Collins, Lowell Cool, Doris Coombe, Nancy Corder, Gloria Coxe, Ronald Free Ride! Crotty, Jane Crumm, Jim Dalberg, Nancy Dalrymple, Janice Danforth, Danny Dawson, Judy Devenport, Frances Dewar, Gerry Dickinson, Kathie Di Giovanni, Marianne Douglas, Charles Drane, Caroline Dresselhaus, Carol Dubiner, Jo Duncan, Shiela Dunwoody, Kay Eaton, Frank Edelman, Judy Edwards, Kenneth Edwards, Wanda Eichman, Ricky Erickson, Barbara Eubank, Allene Evans, David Faulkner, Charles Fenton, Pat Ferguson, Chuck Ferguson, Diane Ferree, Jackie Finkle, Connie Fiser, Sande Fisher, Bill Fisher, Judy Flannagan, Sherry Fliehman, Ray Flinner, Julia Flora, Jack Foland, Myra Frame, John Frick, Barbara FfYyJUdY Garrett, Thomas Gay, Bob Genereaux, Ura Gentry, Jerry Glaub, Mary Ellen Golitko, Judy Goss, Gloria Graham, Robin Juniors Grate, Joyce Graves, Patsy Gunter, Glenda Guy, Harry Halley, Judy Hagan, Harryette Hagan, Pat Hall, Joe Hansen, Lyla Hartzler, Dick Hatler, Ray Hatler, Sharon Hawkins, Anita Helm, Les Helverson, Joyce Henkel, Janet Hennessy, Mike Hensley, Wayne Hey, Don Heyer, Dotty Hildebrand, Bruce Hill, Bob Hodge, Charles Hoff, Christine Hoffman, Frances Hogan, Carolyn Holdren, Leonard Holland, Margie Hollensbe, Patty Holmes, Louise Holt, Mary Jo Honsinger, Carol Hood, Tim Hoover, Mary Hottle, Carole Houser, Judy Houston, Carolyn Howard, Rosemary Hudson, Robert Hughes, Loretta Hulett, Lois Hunt, Francine Hunter, James Huseby, Dick lson, Glenda James, Robert Jefferies, Jerry Johnson, Bennie Kay Johnson, Billy Johnson, Carolyn Johnson, Jerry Jonas, Bruce Jones, Edwin Judd, Virginia Kastl, Judy Kelley, Roger Kelsall, Mary Lou Kelsall, Judy Mock Electlo 1 Juniors Kent, Jennie Lou Kerr, Flora Knapp, Bill Krey, Judy Kudra, Pat Lampson, Al Lampson, Sondra Larson, George Lashbrook, George On for a Touchdown Lassiter, Pat Lauber, John Leach, Jerry Lee, Norman Lehmer, Sharon Lewis, Barbara Lewis, Sharon Lilly, Joyce Locke, W. 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Logsdon, Bill Long, Phyllis Louthain, Shirley Ludwig, Jerry Lukon, Windell Magill, Larry Mahan, Ralph Majors, Ricky Maness, Carol Mann, David Maple, Sandy Martin, Nancy jo Martin, Scott Masoner, Judy Mayes, Mary Ellen Mayes, Robert Mayes, Robin McKinley, Sharon McKinney, Karen McKinnis, Linda Miller, Ruth Ann Minshall, Barbara Mock, Leonard Moldaver, Stephan Moore, Brenda Moore, Gayle Moore, Walter Mosley, Pat Mountjoy, Mike Murdock, Frank Murphy, Mary Jo Murray, Bill Myers, Judy Kay Needels, Bill Neill, Doris Nesbit, Wilma Nester, Virginia Nichols, Jean Nicholson, Carole Nolan, Kathy Juniors Nord, Jeanette Nuckolls, Paul V. 0,Daniels,- Martha Olson, Ronald Owens, Judy Ozburn, John Parsons, Carol Parsons, Dana Partridge, Anne Pash, Phillip Pedego, Judy Peltier, Mike Pennington, Lana Peterman, Sandra Phillips, Dale Phillips, Leonard Pierce, George Pierce, Nancy Porter, Gene Proudfit, Herb Pruitt, Judy Raschke, Janice Rayborn, Calvin Raymond, Dan Records, Mary Redmon, Bud Renwald, Susie Reza, Elizabeth Rhoades, Larry Rhoades, Suzie Ricketts, Roger Rizer, David Roberts, Portia Rodgers, Ruth Roll, Melvin Rollins, Phil Ross, Donna Rucker, Judy Sahn, Larry Sauter, Pat Scaccia, Frances Schick, Pat Schneible, Dennis Schultz, Ken Schuyler, Marcia Schwaneke, Edward Scott, Claude J. Sears, Don Semler, Richard Sheets, Terry Sher, Michael Shields, Ralph Shopen, Gloria Shotwell, Larry Shreve, Jerry Siler, Sandra Simpson, Sue Smith, Jay Working ln Woodshop 31 are 23 2 :gf ,rfigfge 215, 4, 1 .1 ,diff in 5Ar,,,5-nf -1:31, mira ,,,afi3Q'zzf.m,.:,1.r:L'i1:4'bea.. Juniors Smith, Judy Smith, Linda Souder, Richard Southworth, Skip Spoor, Judy Stanton, Karen Staples, Ruthann Stephens, Tom Stine, Scott Stokley, Janet Strader, Jean Street, Kenneth Stroud, Harriett Stutzman, Myron Swain, Betty Tague, Walter , Talbott, Tom Tanner, George Tarpenning, Marilyn Taylor, Edward Terrill, Beverly Thomas, Pat Thorne, Deanna Thorp, Juanita Thyre, Larry Tindall, Richard Tipton, Dennis Tipton, Jim Tipton, Judith Toot, Carolyn Totten, Joan Trotter, Pat Turpin, Bill Ulrich, Barbara Underwood, Fred Van Bibber, Donald Van Liew, Ellen Vermillion, Nina Wallace, Don Walton, Margaret Watke, Bill Weeks, Jack Welch, Eddie Wharton, Dennis White, Beverly White, Lynn White, Windell Wilcheck, Howard Wilkerson, Jack Wilkerson, Nancy Wilkinson, Larry Williams, Loretta Williams, Ronnie Winter, Keith Wisdom, Grace Woste, Lee Young, Gerald Young, Raymond Zeuner, Richard l-lughart, David-Died September, 1956 w '90 f-EEE 'x 'M55X5 a3? c?G',g,'e-?.ESj,f,1-29.3221 ae, ,rr ,av M33-wqwka ,ga -v.,.,,,,,,L f kiamxs Sophomores Participate We have proceeded far enough in our journey through the Castle that we are becoming increasingly interested in the many activities of Southeast. Many clubs, sports, and other extra- curricular activities are taking part of our time. Participation in school events is a large part of our school life. However, we do not allow these extra activities to interfere with our school work, for we know learning is our main aim in school. Abell, Bud W Adams, Nelson Agin, Gary Allsman, Andy Anderson, Estes Areman, De Lain Argraves, Ted Armstrong, Robin Ayers, Sandy Bailey, Butch Barnett, Richard Bartlett, Richard Beamon, Hugh Beard, Ronnie Becker, Ernie Bell, Martha Bellanti, Neal Bennett, Johnny Bertsch, Linda Bitterton, Anita Betts, Joanne Boles, Mike Bomar, Karen Borella, Barbara Botwinik, Harold Boyse, Chuck Bradley, Bill Bradshaw, Dick Braithwaite, Tim Brandom, Allen Brandt, James Breckenridge, Marilyn Brookshire, Sharon Brown, Ida Mae Brown, Steve Bruce, Peggy Buckley, Linda Bunton, Roger Burch, Arthur Burke, Bill Burns, Doris Burton, Don Butler, Nancy Bynum, Bob Bynum, jerry Caldwell, Lolita Campbell, Carman Campbell, Jim I 1 'v ' iff Q Campbell, Kenneth Q If ' ' WV 7 ' 4 l Sophomores Cannon, Eddie Carlson, John Carpenter, Peggy Carter, Ronnie Chandler, Arthur Chandler, Sharon Cheves, Kenneth Chumblea, Ann Clark, Tom Claunch, John Coffman, Sharon Cohen, Roselyn Coleman, Kenneth Colvin, Tom Cones, Janet Copeman, Herb Crane, Gary Crissom, Harry Critchfield, Clint Croft, Buck Cross, Hollace Cull, Diana Curnett, Karen Davenport, Carole Davenport, Pat Davis, Sharon De Jarnett, David De Lancie, Pam Destler, Delia Diehl, Lee Anne Dills, Leonard Dorman, Carolyn Dorman, Terry Durham, Jim Duvall, Dwaine Eckart, Larry Edgington, jim Edwards, Carolyn Eli, Nina Ellsworth, Jerry Elmore, Julia Evans, Donna Fessler, Carole Fliehman, Judy Flint, Dan Flint, Tim Frazier, Barbara Frey, Jack Fromson, Mike Frost, Mike Fulmer, Sandy Ganser, Norman Garner, Howard Garrett, Nancy Geer, Frances Gentry, Wanda Gibbs, Robert Gibson, Gary Sophomore Lockers Sophomores Golub, Herschel Goodbar, Gayle Goodman, Roger Goodwillie, Virginia Griesel, Gene Grigsby, Joan Grove, Laura Guthrie, John Haake, Henry Ushers at Mock UN Haden, Richard Hall, Floyd Hall, Jerry Hamblin, Phil Hammon, Marilyn Hammon, Naomi Hampton, Pat Hanks, Allan Harkins, Paul Harling, Bill Harnett, Joe Hartzler, Nancy Haulzerbrand, Cliff Haven, Jeannie Hayes, Jim Hedlund, Jenny Sue Heibner, Kay Helm, Phyllis Henry, Mary Hendrickson, Jerry Herrington, Dale Hibbs, Mary Jo Hilderbrand, Jean Hoff, John Holmes, Mike Hood, Richard Hooke, Wayne Hopper, Marilyn Horner, Jerry Houghton, Phil Howard, Chuck Howes, John Hubart, Larry Hudson, Virginia Huggins, Dick Huseby, Ronnie Huska, Steve Hutchins, Bill Irvin, Delores Jacobs, Alberta James, Louis Jenning, Clayborn Jenson, Joe Johnson, Torn Jones, Tom Joy, Winston Kallinberger, Ray Karr, Judy Kearney, Dotty W Sophomores Keen, Delores Keith, Edwin Kellar, Carole Kelly, Judy Kilburn, Don Killian, Tom Kimberly, Ronnie Killinger, Judy King, Richard Kingcade, Betty Kirchnur, Gerald Kizman, Gloria Kutzli, Milton Lackey, Deanna Lancaster, Gene Langner, Jane Anne Larson, Judy Lau, Richard Lay, Judy Legar, Gary Lindsey, Judy Lock, Janice Lockwood, Charles Logan, John Long, Mary Longdon, Bob Lo-uthain, Delvin Lubke, Carole Lyons, Bob Manning, Darlene Manning, Jeanne Marshall, Judy Martin, Don Martin, Paul Matthews, Sharon McCurdy, Martha McKee, Agnes McLaren, Gary Mergen, Larry Merritt, Nancy Middleton, Judy Milham, Bill Miller, Ronnie Mitchell, Bob Moehle, Bill Mohart, Jack Moloksy, Kathleen Montgomery, Bruce Moore, Shirley Morlan, Bob Motherspaw, Ginger Mulkey, James Nash, Beverly Nash, Pat Neilson, Larry Neilson, Terry Nelson, Linda Neptune, Helen Wooduvorking Class Sophomores Nevatt, Judy Newman, Carl Nilson, Charles Nord, Roberta Norton, Bill Norris, Sharon Norton, Rita O,Bannon, Charlene O'Dell, Torn Knigh tlz tes Rehearsal O'Dell, Virginia O,Rear, Ruth Organ, Bill Orschelm, Linda Owens, Richard Parke, George Parson, Jack Patterson, Mike Patterson, Carole Paul, Patty Pearce, Court Pearson, Susan Pennington, Donna Perkins, Phillip Peters, Jerry Peters, Nat Pettit, Sharon Pew, Barbara Phillips, Darlene Phillips, Patsy Phillips, Roger Phillips, Sandra Pierce, Bennie Poe, Sandy Polfer, Paula Porter, Dorthy Porter, Kenny Powers, Aileen Prior, George Pruitt, Judy Pummill, Frank Purcell, Lloyd Quick, Judy Raccagno, Vicki Raney, Glenda Ravenscraft, Donnie Renfer, Nancy Richards, Sharon Roberts, Larry Robinson, Ardyth Rochofsy, Larry Roller, Rex Roschke, Connie Roth, Janice Sanders, Mickey Schnaire, Raymond Schuette, Carole Scott, Fred Sears, Don Sophomores Seiler, Selinda Sheffield, Jim Sheppard, Georgia Shipemurch, Dennis Shores, Don Siegrist, Janet Siegrist, Judy Skates, Ronnie Smith, Gary Smith, Judy Smith, Linda Snider, Ruby Snow, Jim Sola, Vincent Southworth, Skip Stevens, Linda Stevens, Rita Steward, Linda Stine, Sue Stiner, Sandy Stone, Sue Stonger, Phyllis Swarez, Jo Sykes, Chuck Temple, Denny Thomas, Pat Thompson, Joe Thompson, Linda Timberlake, Kay Todd, Jim Tolbert, Carole Toot, Brenda Trout, Glenn Turk, Larry Umholtz, Russell Vajdic, Stanley Vanlandingham, Dia Vernon, Sandy Verring, Susan Vogt, Doyle Vogt, Kathy Wfalker, Glenda Wall, Gretchen Wallace, Gary Walsh, Wayne Walters, Gary Warner, Tom Watkins, Eddie Watts, Pat West, Doug Wescoat, Jean Wescoat, Joan 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' a r .mf r . . , . , , .. - -.- ,JTQY-e.. -sf -.J - '-. -.Q fuse --'- s-L: ----s-'U -N f -:as-Y-,xv-'f4.,:..1 Q-1:1 :UI'i'S-- 2:?1 i:13Writ' ,Z 3.25 i-- ff 5 jx' ai: .-.es if-i'f2'14' 1 !5'L1:,F:-,':5f.-.-..:,:E.s,-fa: 'IEE 1:-:rf 1'-152 1' Sis' '. iif.1::,5'I+12:12-':'?:f?iFJ:,Jt'::F-1:41, 'Ef'fQ2T:? i' l1:Q.LQa11::LQ'zE- .51-fifffvk Fil' ' 3 :51-:F grfi-shit? 4.-e,:2i.3.,::i-5 -gi-E11'gr'j: ,TQ :mag-::.1, .q- Q -31, 1. Sophomores Wilson, Curtis Wilson, Mary Wilson, Ralph Winfrey, Myrna Winningham, Jack Winters, Carolyn W'inters, John Wise, Janice Wolf, Don Wolf, Rosemarie Wood, Ronnie Woods, Penny Yourt, Craig Young, Judy Zuck, Sharon Zurovsky, Judy Fuqua, Bill Hammond, Jack Stewart, Sharon Bell, Jeanine Hynden, David-Died August, 1956. Freshmen Pursue As the Pages of the Castle, we have been working hard and pursuing our studies with vigor. We know we must work and study if we want to reach our ultimate goal, Knighthood. Our work 1S enjoyable to us because of the atmosphere of the school, Our school life is not all work, of course, we also take part in the u many school activities offered. Abell, Evelyn Adelman, Roger Alexander, Jim Alexander, Mary Allen, Nancy Anderson, Aubrey Anderson, Bob Atkinson, Ronnie Bailey, Anne Baker, Frances Bartlett, Mickey Batye, Ronnie Beach, Frances Beaird, Bobby Beaman, Paul Beauler, Charles Becker, john Beer, Sandra Beets, Tom Begley, Harold Bennett, Patty Benson, Bob Benson, Mary Ann Berky, Martha Bertram, Anita Bertwell, Ronnie Bishof, David Blaich, Michal Blaine, Robert Blakey, Sherril Bliss, Carol Blunt, Virginia Boese, Allan Bohart, David Boolin, Henry Boone, Julia Boschenriehter, Bonnie Bowen, Reggie Bower, Carol Bowman, Charlene Brackney, Susan Brady, Mary Ellen Braun, Bill 1 Breckenridge, Carol Bretschneider, Harry l Brewer, David l Brockmeir, Sherman Brooks, Kenny Brown, David l l I Freshmen Brown, Harriet Brown, Marshall Brundage, Sandra Brunn, Betty Bruns, Nancy Bulow, jo Ann Burdick, Jane Burgress, Florence F Burt, Harold Butterworth, Gay Cain, Pat Caldwell, Fleeta Campbell, Larry Canaday, John Carleton, Frances Carlson, Marcia Carroll, Pamela Carter, Mary Kay Castleman, Arthur Chandler, Russell Church, Carole Clark, Linda Clark, Pete Clay, Carol Ann Clemmings, Beverly Cline, Dorthy Coffey, Linda Coleman, Nancy Collins, Doris Comer, Bill Coonts, Bill Cooper, Jim Cooper, Linda Cox, Carolyn Craig, Karen Crank, Carol Crawley, Diane Creel, Don Culbertson, Carolyn Cunningham, Shirley Dematteis, Richard DeMent, Robert Dennis, Gary Derby, David Derby, Nancy DeWolf, Donald DiVilbiss, Judy Donald, Galen Donnelly, Jerry Dotson, Charles Douglas, Charlene Doyle, Judy Driscoll, John Dumit, David Duncan, Rusty Easterday, Ann Eberhart, Phil Edding, Jim Emerson, Sally Estes, Bill Etherton, Ronald Farrell, Larry Faulkner, Fred Finch, Martha Fitzhugh, Don Flaigle, Stephen Flora, Robert Forbes, John Fowler, Barbara Franklin, Cary Freshmen H-47, Franklin, Gary Franklin, Larry French, David Frey, Albert Fricke, Phyllis Frost, Pat - Fudge, Mary Gaskill, Jim German, Sandra Freshman Football Game Generaux, Sharon George, Sue Ghilardi, Eugene Gladden, Carolyn Goodale, James Goodrich, Laura Goosman, Sandra Gore, Larry Gossett, Carolyn Greene, Peggy Greer, Dorothy Greer, Hugh Griffing, Carol Griffiths, Sharon Grimes, Dennis Grimes, Joyce Groll, Benny Hahler, Tom Hahnfield, Ruth Hall, Judy Hall, Ted Hamblin, Daniel Hamilton, Bob Hammond, Betty Hanna, Suzie Harkins, Velda Harlan, Gloria Harnett, Edwin Harrold, Zerita Harter, Joyce Helverson, Larry Hensley, Gloria Heuer, Bertha Hickerson, Robert Hill, David Hinshaw, Judy Hix, James Hedge, Patricia Holland, Earl Holmes, Carolyn Holmes, Dick Holt, Billie Mae Holt, Bobby Sue Homen, Phyllis Hood, Peggy Hooper, Mac Hooper, Pat Hosack, Carolyn Houghton, Larry Freshmen Hudson, Martha Hulett, Glen Hunter, Linda Hyatt, Nancy Inbody, Louise Inbody, Lucille Inlow, David Iska, Douglas Ison, Gloria Jean Jackson, Cassandra Jacoby, Lester Jergens, Bob Jester, Sharon Jeter, Mark Johnson, Jerry Johnson, Joyce Johnson, Nancy Jones, Daphne Jones, Judy Jones, Laura Jones, Phyllis Justice, Judy Kaelson, Sharon Kay, Kolette Kearney, Mike Keck, Judy Keck, Tom Keefe, Robert Keiser, Patty Kelly, Janet Kennedy, Pat Kennedy, Mike Kerstann, Charles Kircher, Raymond Kircher, Richard Klugman, Susan Knight, Frank Koestle, Henrietta Kramer, Linda Kubis, Kathy Laffoon, Charles Lamore, Paul Lampson, Robert Larkin, Pat Lathrom, Charollet Lee, John Lee, Richard Lehmer, Carolyn Leichner, Arthur Lewis, Donna Le Van, Larry Levinson, Edward Lewis, Larry Livingston, Sharon Lockwood, Rico Logan, James Lollar, Linda Loney, Robert Long, Michalle Loughead, Elaine Lucceshi, Monica Ludlow, Jane Ludwig, David Lummus, Robert Lusher, Pat Machowski, Larry Madden, Douglas Magill, Paul Mains, Tom Major, Louise Freshmen Majors, Linda Manning, Nina Marcrum, Ann Marriott, Pat Marshall, Douglas Marshall, Fred Martin, Sharon Maxwell, Melisa Mayes, Linda McAbee, Larry McBride, James McBride, John McCall, Louise McCarty, Roger McClendon, David McDuffie, Pat McKinney, Charlene McNally, Charlene McWilliams, Barbara Mericle, Ross Merrill, Ann Messina, Linda Messer, Monnie Miller, Darrell Miller, Dwight Miller, George Miller, John Miller, Judy Miller, Pat Miller, Paul Millstien, Mike Minick, Marilyn Mishmash, Robert Mitchell, Mary Mitchell, Sharon Molln, Sara Monte, Richard Montgomery, Richard Mora, Sharon Morris, Linda Nagel, Larry Nash, Anita Nead, Jack Neptune, Harold Nerritt, Polly Nickhols, Claudette Nielson, Christine Norman, Dale O,Brien, Patty Oglesby, Carrie Parker, Marjorie Parsons, Karen Paul, Roy Paul, Terry Pearson, Susan Pendleton, Tom Penning, Carrie Peterson, Janice Pheffe, Melvin Phelps, Dorthy Phillips, Sharon Pierce, William Pinkston, Marilyn Pixley, Doris Plaster, Stephen Podrin, Sharon Potts, Ruth Price, Sherry Prowell, Sharon Pyle, Avalon Freshmen Quanstron, Walter Rainsburg, Vernon Ralston, John Rayborn, Launah Reasmer, Phillip Redd, Sharon Rehfeldt, Carol Reynolds, Frank Rice, Ernest Rideout, Patty Riley, Mike Rimel, Nancy Roberts, Judy Robinson, Carolyn Robrank, Carol Rodman, Charlene Rogers, Richard Rogers, Susan Rollar, Leslie Ross, Donna Ross, Linda Rothacher, Dennis Rowland, Michal Roxburg, Ronnie Rumberger, Jay Russell, Virginia Satchell, Jean Saunders, Richard Schanger, Steven Schmid, Delores Schnakenberg, Paul Schwan, Carl Sears, Jo Ann Seastrad, David Seeley, Irene Semler, Ronnie Shover, Floyd Shepard, Bill Shewill, Bill Sherwood, Janice Shick, Billimae Shields, Paul Shopen, Richey Shuey, Herbert Sieh, Suzie Sjarda, Richard Sloan, Dixie Smith, Bill Smith, Garth Smith, Noela Snuffer, Kay Sparks, Dean Spencer, Jo Spiegl, John Sprague, Carol Stavenson, Berit Steele, Marise Stephans, Brenda Freshman Lunch Table Freshmen Stevenson, Patricia Stevko, Phillip Still, Judy Stroud, Judy Stubblefield, Sharon Stuart, James Summer, Claudia Swezy, Janet Swartz, Sharon Talbcrt, Terry Tarpenning, Bill Terrill, Roberta Thomas, Jerry Thomas, Linda Thomas, Mariam Treece, Barbara Trefz, Robert Tucker, Nancy Tuley, Bill Turpin, Bonnie Ulrich, Carl Underwood, Duane Upham, Burton Vanderlinder, Nancy Venegas, Hector Vermillion, John Wagner, Roark Walden, Sharon Wallace, Lois Walton, Connie Walton, Sandy Warner, John Watson, Joe Weaver, David Weaver, Fred Weaver, Gary Welch, Sharon Wells, Fred White, Carol Whitney, Ross Widney, Billy Wilbanks, Peggy Williams, Bud Williams, Gloria Williams, Loretta Williamson, Larry Williamson, Sharon Winningham, Arlen Winter, Jean Wise, Eddie Wolf, Patricia Wray, Tim Wright, Carolyn Wright, Jackie Wright, Rollene Yates, Ivon Yeo, George Yord, Robert Young, Linda Young, Michella Young, Pat Zumbrumn, Phil Amor, Larry Eighth raders Ponder Our year of apprenticeship in the Castle has been passed in getting acquainted with the ideas, traditions, and standards of Southeast. We have been pondering on what we shall do while we are journeying along the road of Knighthood. The Southeast spirit is inspiring to us. With the help of our fellow students, we will grow in ability and understanding through the coming years. Adams, Pam Aitkens, Dean Albers, Eddy Allen, Judy Allen, Norman Alley, Gary Alminana. Bob Ames, Bonnie Angerman, Gary Appleby, Jim Astry, David Audiss, Claudia Babcock, Pat Balcom, Ronald Barisas, George Barnard, Donna Barrett, James Bashor, Bonnie Bayless, Walter Benson, Betty Bente, Robert Benton, Ralph Bergstrom, Catherine Bidstrup, Arne Black, Dennis Biglam, Charles Bleything, Larry Bodenheimer, Barbara Bolin, Sam Bollinger, Chester Bowman, Tony Bradford, Bruce Bradford, Sandy Bradley, Linda Brady, Pat Branat, Gene Brawner, Susan Britt, Robert Brown, Fred Brown, Mary Budd, Geoffrey Buff, Sharon Burton, Gary Butler, Connie Caldwell, Jim Call, Erma jean Carpenter, Pat Carroll, Robert Carter, Carole 1 ' ' ' Eighth Grade Chesnut, Betty Chowins, Dick Clark, Mary' Clark, Bill Cleary, James Coffman, Jerry Ann Cole, Marilyn Coleman, James Coleman, Tom Cook, Sharon Coombe. Carol Cooper, Tom Corsetino, Nick Courson, Ken Crank, James Crayton, Michele Cronemeyer, Frances Crow, Larry Crumpley, Linda Culbertson, Jacqueline Cull, Vernon Cummings, Webb Cunningham, David Danner, Linda Davenport, Clayton Davenport, Pat Davenport, Tim Davidson, Carolyn Davis, Neil Davis, Ronnie DeBusman, Linda DeMent, Louise DeRobertis, Mike DeWolf, Judy Dick, John Dickey, Norma Dixon, Anne Doepke, Martin Dubiner, Dannalee Dunning, Bill Edwards, John Edwards, Ralph Eli, Norma Emery, Linda Emery, Terry Engle, Carol Falke, Larry Feo, Tom Ferguson, David Fincher, Betty Fine, Larry Finks, Steve Fish, Pat Fisher, Jim Fox, Mary Frazier, Don Freed, Sharon Frisbie, Pat Frye, Stephen Fuqua, Bonnie Garrett, Bill Gatewood, Charlene Gensler, Donna George, Linda Gibbs, Mary Gibson, Annell Gibson, Robert Gilliland, Glaphre Givens, Connie Kay Goodhue, Martha Eighth Grade Goodrich. Bruce Goodrich, Valillian Goodwillie, Barbara Goss, Evelyn Gott, Bob Greenfield, Dorothy Grier, Pennie Grindinger, Lawrence Grueninger, Barbara Gum, Walter Gundy, Carolyn Guskin, Robert Hailey, Joan Haley, Judy Hall, Sandy Ham, Carol Hamilton, Larry Hamilton, Dennis Hamilton, Sharon Hammon, Charlene Hargis, Tom Harned, Rose Harper, Barbara Harper, Jean Harrison, DeAnn Hart, Curtis Hartin, Janet Healzer, Rae Ann Heinz, Lucinda Henderson, Jo Ann Henkle, Gerald Henrikson, Susan Hey, Margaret Hibbard, Mike Hill, Cheryl Hodges, David Hoff, John Holdren, John Holland, Kathy Holm, Bill Hood, Tom Hopper, Joe Horton, Bonnie Howard, Dave Howard, Jack Huggins, Connie Humphrey, Wilma Hunt, Susan Hyatt, Dale Inbody, Susie Jackson, Linda Jackson, Martha Jackson, Wayne Jacobson, Anita James, Kay James, Linda Jefferies, Jack Johnson, Alice Castle Royalty vffi f , Z 1 4, .1 7 ,V f -,, ',,j',! ,ff at ,, f 4 'Z ff H 0 vu Mazan, Leonard Eighth Grade Johnson, Barbara johnson, Bob Johnson, Mary Ann Johnson, Kitty johnson, Robert Jones, Fignk Judd, Charles Keith, Barbara Kelso, Carol Knighting Ceremony King, David King, Robert Kinnison, Larry Kirtley, Martha Knight, Bill Knight, Robert Kopp, Earl Krebs, Paul Krey, Marcia Kudra, Tony Lamb, Kay Lackey, Bill LaMountain, Dick Ledford, Irma Lentz, Jay Lenz, Bob Lett, Claudia Levin, Larry Lewis, Nancy Lilly, Ronald Linebaugh, Gay Litovitch, Gwendolyn Lorimer, Cathy Lyle, John Lynn, James Mainard, John Maness, Janet Manning, Abe Marcum, Daniel Martin, Clair Martin, Mark Martin, Bill Martin, Jim Masoner, David Massey, Jess McCullough, Richard McFadden, Lynn McGee, Ginger McGee, Shelia McGowan, Aileen McGowan, Gary McLaughlin, Kathy McMullen, Lawrence McNay, Jackie McNees, Ronald McQuerry, Joan Means, Willa Meek, Jo Ann Eighth Grade Melberger, Jerry Melton, Larry Middleton, Tom Miller, Bruce Miller, Carol Miller, John Miller, Norma Mitchell, Saundra Morgan, Stephen Morrison, Marie Mullen, Jim Nagel, Denny Nelson, John Nelson, Judy Nelson, Judy Nestor, Ruby Nichols, G. W. Nichols, Sherryl Nolan, Sharon O'Dell, Kathryn Orr, Shirley Owens, Linda Owsley, Sharon Parker, David Parson, Bennie Parson, Bonnie Parsons, Linda Patrick, Sylvia Pattison, Ken Pedego, Linda Perry, Stanley Perkins, James Peters, Harold Peterson, Marie Phillips, Pamela Pierce, Marie Ping, Gary Prather, Jan Preutting, Joyce Pruitt, William Quick, Trudy Rninsburg, Joyce Rankin, Robert Raschke, Billy Rasperger, Cheryl Reanner, Troy Reeves, Barbara Reeves, Marvin Reichmeier, Mary Reinsel, David Reust, Samuel Reuter, Louis Rexroad, Dennis Reynolds, Nancy Reza, Robert Rhodes, Phillip Rice, Dixie Rice, Linda The Making of a Knlght Eighth Grade Rickerson, Mary Ricketts, Joyce Riggs, Ray Riley, Robert Roberts, Ronald Romi, Lester Rothschild, Sharon Rowson, Stephen Ruth, Edward Knzghthood Achieved Sanders, Kay Schliebs, Victor Schneible, Judy Schofield, Ronald Schreiber, Janice Scott, Carol Seaver, Steve Sedlock, Valerie Seibert, Virginia Shemwell, Martha Shigemura, Carole Sifers, Ralph Skates, Thomas Smetzer, Bob Smith, Gene Smithson, Dennis Snell, Malvern Snitz, Charles Solscheid, Paul Somers, Phillip Spappitta, Jim Spieser, Phillip Spickler, Mary Steffee, Richard Steinman, Bill Stephens, Joe Stevens, Barbara Stewart, Joyce Stokley, Virginia Strelluf, Cynthia Suarez, Joe Sutton, Kenneth Sundquist, Valinda Talbott, Susan Tausch, Carol Thomas, James Thomas, Karen Thomas, Theresa Thomas, William Thorp, James Tillett, Donald Toot, Deanna Trefz, Mary Trimble, Bill Trippe, Gary Ulrich, Judith Unrine, John Van Kirk, April Van Liew, David .E 5 Azqggna-f ,kgfgggt .x,,g:1'eQi-xf W gigs fi 5' 'Briant' if Eighth Grade Vogt, Jimmy Von Demfange, Gary Walbridge, Jean Walburn, Marsha Walker, Howard Waltner, John Ward, Billy Wark, Susan Warner, David Warner, Jerry Warren, Charles Watkins, Charles Watley, Judith Watterson, Frederick Weeks, Carolyn Wernicks, Loralee Wheeler, Mike White, Gail White, Judith Whitney, David Wick, Ruth Ann Wiedenmann, Edward Williams, Dorothy Williams, Linda Williams, Robert Williams, Terry Williams, Thomas Wilson, Carol Wilson, Linda Winett, Paul Wingfield, Martin Wood, Kenneth Woodard, Leon Wright, Galen Wright, Kay iw, 5 535, vi Wd ' I f., sf. ,. gg. fy ,ff rw ,Q Hiya if-.4 .,f Fi fx fs .12 5 e i I 'f' gf? I if I .QL -1. , Sgyw .K N Y ini wy- qvl F ,, S , X. As I SQ: 1, n IRM -I I N, I I I 5 1 3 3 ? il PHC QW 2. 3' is ,lg I 5. I I 1 5 g QI :NQ5 ki HQ -.IS 2 QRS wg l . fi . - A ' s I E I I I Q P 'iii I IQ! I gi'-NXT S SQ I .II 5 N I . kv J. '15 I N? E , Q1 six. sf? Ep i 23 ' :I 'Q ' 'fl , W Q, . 1-3 ROUND TABLE PENTHOUSE JUNIOR RED CROSS DORIANS BETA HI-Y A. A. U. SW. Y-TEENS QUILL AND SCROLL T. A. PEP CLUB JOUSTERS CENTINELAS CROSSED RIFLES DRACONES JUNIOR I-II-Y LES CI-IEVALIERS CHESS CLUB SCIENCE CLUB DEBATE CLUB k W-4 f L, ' 325112 1 41-fu - - Fil L-al ' fx :LT 1 N-1.-:ci 31: :-.:i?2f f'---51 ffi -'131'Tf:ilYf-li?-Ll. -2'-:ilk-1,3-E-.1-F'-'Z i'1'? 'i5GFib2v5gg 'TK g2'g7'-'S, 1'?'5 .'f'w-'75f'E21EL'3 , . 4'fi?11-Lai ' ' ' f ' .:. xl.-' ,-,f ., 1- 1:1 3-Nr. 5 .- -, rg '44 Cy- ?: :L-2,5 L' QF - 2+..g-.1':9- rf.-,'5,3,3' 'Q fw.'37Q-.4543-2,3 :fag ' . - . ' 1 -V km' 15554- V 1 n 1 v i 1 W 5 ti 67 presse 75541515 '..- Q Ekkf-g::L:f'r1'f'r' R ' ' -ev 2 ' '- if ' Tower at Christmas me 7512255 a.is:a5ge4n. -ami, OFFICERS FIRST SEMESTER Ernie Adelman .......,............,. President Skip Snyder ..... ........ V ice-President Jeannette Frazier . . ..... Recording Secretary Judy Evans r..,. . . Corresponding Secretary Mickey Wilkinson . . .............. Treasurer Rockne Krebs . . . . . Sergeant-at-Arms Pat Spencer . . i. Sergeant-at-Arms Harlan Hull .. ......i Historian Connie Sejnost .................,.... Chaplain SECOND SEMESTER Dave Dawson ...................,... President Judy Evans ...,. ......... V ice-President Jeannette Frazier . . ..... Recording Secretary Nancy Herr ..i... . . .Corresponding Secretary Mickey Wilkinson . . .............. Treasurer Allen Wright . . . . . .Sergeant-at-Arms Cliff Hoehns . , . .... Sergeant-at-Arms Cheryl Frazee . . , ....... Historian Dick Unruh . . , ..... Chaplain Round Table Governs Student Activities Our student-governing body is patterned after King Arthur's round table at which each knight had an equal vote. The activities of the Round Table this year included a reception for the foreign exchange student, a mock national election with voting machines, decoration of the tower for the Christmas season, and a tag day to raise money for the exchange student fund. The Round Table is under the sponsorship of Mr. Langford. First Row: Bruce Bradford, John Nelson, Sue Shemwell, Butch Bailey, Connie Sejnost, Jean Wescoat, Bobbie Holt, Delia Destler, Carol Ann Clay, Tim Davenport, Chris Hoff, Sandy Maple, Gayle Moore, Deanna Toot, Lynne McFadden, Jim Cleary, Mary Rickerson. p Second Row: Judy K. Myers, Patricia Von Demfange, Dorothy Boller, Melinda Hill, Jim Blackwood, Shirley Alley, Karen Vogt, Judy Evans, Bonnie Bashor, Donna Lewis, Donna Carney, Deanna Thorne, Gerry Dewar, Carol Fes- sler, Pat Mosley, Harlan Hull, Pat Goldberg. Third Row: Skip Snyder, Linda Burgard, Betty Brunn, Helen Neptune, Sandy Poe, Judy Lay, JoAnn Bulow, Vic Schliebs, Jerry Ludwig, Gary VonDi'mfange, Phvllis Homan, Betty Hammond, Judy Watley, Ardyth Robinson, Lynda Bailey, Judy Krey, Linda Sue Rice, Fred Hearn. Fourth Row: Paul Braune, Pete Clark, Jeannette Frazier, Beverly Miller, Rockne Krebs, Mickey Wilkinson, Scott Stine, Jim Snow, Jay Gasper, Bill Denton, Ernie Adelman, Francois Lorin, Charles Luthy, Don McQueen, Jay Martin, Phil Eberhart, Bill Turpin. gqm2',9x f ,ff f :nQ1wm:9:awm1:fE.+21-'frss:-,mfsPzz'rwa:s.a':r.w.1'2.a:vwiw.SmC-3 if Qeyakifafici-I-f ?L-aezueree, 'eiz'15-wgfrsf27fs.s7:2:a:f?a-1-'afereie Eze,-.nee-sg:.1f. .4-gen---' fra f . a.:::ffv:,. a,,,s:.1wf-ga..-sm it-,. ifgfxe-Lv: -5 --ara, Kunz-. 1' Uwe First Row: April Van Kirk, Barbara Johnson, Portia Roberts, Jean Walbridge, Paula Polfer, Allene Eubank, Marilyn Cole, Marilyn Hammon. Second Row: Eddy Albers, Susan Inbody, Michael Frost, Robert Reza, Dave Howard, Bill Ward, Judy DeWolf, Mary Jo Murphy, Jeannette Frazier. Third Row: Barbara Bayless, Julie Boone, Susie Hanna, Jerry Johnson, Bill Shepard, Marsha Lever, Carol Bliss, Jim Caton, Jay Martin, Mrs. Hammond. Fourth Row: Rita Norton, Virginia Goodwillie, Barbara Hummer, Bob Powers, Richard Dematteis, Mike Bayless, Bob Rankin, Karen Curnett, Donna Carney. Red Cross Promotes Charitable Actions The Red Cross renders valuable service to all homeroom. races and nationalities in all parts of the World. Through their representatives, the home- The Southeast chapter of the Junior Red Cross rooms are able to take part in the various is composed of one representative from each worth-while activities of the organization. Officers Display Christmas Stockings OFFICERS FIRST SEMESTER Jeannette Frazier .......,.......,.,.. P1'c'sia'c11z' Mike Bayless .... , , .Vice-President Donna Carney . . . ......, Sec1'eta1'y ,Z Jerry Johnson . i . .,..........,. T1'C'dSZll'Cl' Barbara Hummer ..,..,....... Sergeant-at-Arms SECOND SEMESTER Barbara Hummer ..,.,.,......,....., Prcfsirfenf Jerry Johnson . . . . , .Vice-Presideni Jeannette Frazier , R .,,.... Sc'c'1'eta1'3i Barbara Bayless . . ....,.... Trcaszzrcfr Francois Lorin . . , . , ,Sergeant-al'-A1'nzs 69 Sandy Prowell, Carol Buchholtz, Kenny Jones, Skip Snyder, Ed Cash, Charles Burnett, Ernie Adelman, Jo Carroll, Pat Spencer, Mr. Smith, Cheryl Frazee, Dick Kelly, Keith Treece, Ed Leslie, Paul Ray, John Phillips, Judy Evans, Karen Vogt, Helen Holmes, Pat Bowden. The National Beta Club is the honor society of Southeast. It is composed of juniors and seniors who have high character ratings, a grade index of 3.0 or above, and a commendable high school record. There are fifty-one members at the present time. The highlights of this year,s activities have been the annual Beta formal, attendance at the state convention, participation in eighth grade career day, and the annual Beta picnic. Broadening Beta Minds Beta Leads by This year Southeast was privileged to have the state president of Beta, Ernie Adelman. Beta is a symbol of academic achievement and a fine ideal for all to follow. Its motto: Let us lead by serving others helps Betas to be good leaders as Well as good followers at Southeast. The able sponsor of the Southeast chapter is Mr. Smith. The Beta Club is led by his good judgment and helpful interest. Executive Officers l V l I vtff 5 S ar .1 fl l I1 Jo Fenton, Patsy Conner, Betty Mazan, Judy Shipp, Irmajean Eubank, Marilyn Estes, Karen Williams Dorothy Boller, Marion Board, Judy Bittner, Melinda Hill, Pat VonDemfange, Donna Stewart Hugh Jones, Harlan Hull, Sheila Mitchell, Ann Stutzman, lla Mae Dorman, Pat Goldberg, Judy Plaskett Nancy Herr, Lynne Bryant, Nancy Brauner, Sandy McKenzie. Serving School First Semester Judy Evans ...,,. Karen Vogt ...,,. Irrnajean Eubank . Ila Mae Dorman. . . Pat Spencer ,..... Ed Leslie ........ Pat Goldberg .... Rhoda Untrif .... Pat Von Demfange. . . Judy Shipp ,..... CFFICERS Second Semester President...............Pat Spencer , . . Vice-President ........ Irmajean Eubank .Recording Secretary .. . Pat Von Demfange Corresponding Secretary . . Treasurer . .Sergeant-at-Arms. . . . . Keeper 0fATCl9i1!6S. . . . . ,Keeper of Areloives. . . . Journalist . . . Tower Reporter . . . . .......Har1an Hull ..,.....EdLeslie Charles Burnett . . . Cheryl Frazee . . . Patsy Conner . . . . .Karen Vogt . . . . Marilyn Estes Ernie Adelman, State President Not Pictured Above l i 1 nl if 4i fa, Y-an V umm. , 1 . .. . -. - .- 7,,,,..,,.71.5.,qw7Mwn-ygvrsvmunmwwwv-yr at ,, , A. A. U. . Wards Scholastic Achievement 5 i 1 Pat Goldberg, Judy Shipp, Dorothy Boller, Miss Mueller, Gloria Corder, Helen Neptune, Miss Miller, Nancy Renfer, Pat Trotter, Frances Devenport, Judy Evans, Dana Parsons. uill and Scroll Promotes Journalism Standing: Skip Snyder, Judy Plaskett, .Melinda Hill, Diane Gerow, Karen Vogt, Judy Bittner, Ernie Adelman. Seated: Pat Von Demfange, Sharon Remington, Jo Fenton, Carole Collister. 1 P 72 ..,. A -:Q :.'-1.51.--..:f-wssa---.:we-ga-1-at igpfssf-,E1.--:.'v',:-arf. 512- 4 1 -.1 -1-. .,,, , , ' a w: T f-.-f,--fue:M:..f.w.A--siA-.:s--f- ,.-g -uw -.1--ami-:.:v 2'2 '-'1 '- - ---- J--2 ---'-'ff-cl' 2-' fs -tf-- 1 'W' 1 , , ' ' ' '- N at OFFICERS FIRST SEMESTER Pat VonDemfange ......,.,..A..,.... Pl'C'SidC71li Marian Board ,...,............. Vice-President Judy Curtis ........ ..... S ec1'eta1'y Sharon Remington .........,r. ..., T 1'eas1u'er SECOND SEMESTER 5 51 Judy Curtis .,...................... P1'eside11t Marilyn Trump .... .,.. V ice-President Pat Goldberg ...,.. ...... S ecretczry Marian Board . . . .,.. TT6'dS1l1'6T Senior Members . s l 0 0 i i Pep Club Promotes School Pl1'1t The Southeast Pep Club under the guidance tertained with field formations at half time of its new sponsor, Mrs. Orthwein, attained ceremonies, decorated the goalposts at all foot- new heights in activities this year. ball games, and made and sold pompoms to l Among their many functions to promote add color to the cheering section. fl 5 school spirit, they planned pep assemblies, en- il Underclass Members ' v vqngw-17 'Q Ps - , J -vw fs-fvw'-'rn ,Mfmv-fwnvrs-Mnwwrvnnvwwunqvuwmrn-nausea J First Row: Selinda Seiler, Lois Hulett, Janice Roth, Sandra Peterman, Carolyn Tapp, Paula Polfer, Jean Strader, Miss Towner. Second Row: Judy Golitko, Phil Stevko, Robin Armstrong, Donna Stewart, Julie DeFeo, Marilyn Trump, Mary Records, Louise Inbody, Jo Dubiner, Virginia Judd. ' J Third Row: Kay Heibner, Karen Vogt, Eddie Cannon, Bob Benson, Jim Snow, Lloyd Purcell, Jean Ison, l jim Blackwood, Diana Vallandingham, Evelyn Abell. Centinelas Sponsor panish Activities Centinelas, the Spanish club, has varied activities, including a Mexican dinner and a Christmas fiesta. It sponsors the annual Pan American banquet. Guest speakers, songs, skits, games, and movies help the members to in- crease their knowledge of the Spanish language Breaking Pinata at Christmas and to gain a better understanding of the people in the twenty Spanish-speaking coun- tries. Centinelas is sponsored by Miss Towner, teacher of Spanish. OFFICERS FIRST SEMESTER Karen Vogt ...,.......,.,.....,... Presidente Lloyd Purcell . , . .,..... Viceibresidenzfe Marilyn Trump . . . ...... Secretczria Jim Snow ...,. ......... T esorero Sandra Prowell . . ......... Ofleiul de Orden SECOND SEMESTER Marilyn Trump .................,., Presia'e111fa Carol Kellar .... ..., V ieepresidefzta Nancy Carey , . . ...... See1'eL'a1'ia Bob Benson . . . ...,,... Tesorero Karen Vogt . . . . . .Ofieial de 01711611 i 74 M ' I p A V' N I Q L-WWW I.: funn?Mtykirslllznw N L--mpg'-.Mu,w::IrNH-'Il .z,kvG!Z.-gQ,x?,--,',,1.3L- .AFVU,,J ,3,. ,a-i w... -, n ail ' 1,.,,.,5W -,,,..i.. , -Jtwl' Nu,-fi .. .gg-. .,3f,,... :..,., .i,e,,.i,4,-Sain 'mg 'r-3-7:w 3.,.m,:1'uf:19::,,55gag: my i.t,-11:,:,,.-.-R-. k 1- f ' '- 1- '-'I- 4-lb-'H-4 OFFICES FIRST SEMESTER Helen Neptune ............... Carolyn Drane . . Denny Temple . . Jewell Welch . . . Linda Smith .... . . . SECOND SEMESTER Denny Temple ,......,.....T.. Harold Neptune .. Linda Smith . . , Judy Houser . . . John Logan . . . Consul . .Consul .Praetor . .Scriba Quaestor . .Consul . .Consul .Praetor . .Scrilaa Quaeszfor Dracones Stud Under the direction of Miss Adams, Dra- cones, the Latin club, is an organization created for the purpose of stimulating an interest in Latin culture. Preparing for Party Latin ulture To be eligible for membership, students must be enrolled in Latin. The club studies the his- tory of Roman figures, both fictional and his- torical. They also study the contributions of the Romans to our present civilization. First Row: Miss Adams, Pat McDuffie, Jeanne Manning, Danny Hamblin, Pat Phillips, Nancy Allen, Ruby Lee Snider, Christine Nielsen, James Logan, Linda Smith, Steve Schanzer. Second Row: Helen Neptune, Linda Buckley, Judy Houser, Bette Widney, Nancy Bass, Judy Nevatt. Linda Lou Lollar, Phyllis Jones, Harryette Hagan, Georgia Shepherd, John Logan, Jeanette Nord, Carol Crank, Marilyn Minich. Third Row: Harold Neptune, Linda Cooper, Barbara Pew, Ann Merrill, Gloria Shopen, Linda Kramer, Melissa Maxwell, Carolyn Toot, Judith Tipton, Don Burton, Judy DiVilbi.ss, Connie Roschke, Nancy Derby, Judy Pruitt. Fourth Row: Sharon Kaelson, Caroline Drane, John Carlson, Wayne Hooker, Richard Sjarda, Jewell Welch, Braxton Jones, Denny Temple, Herschel Golub, Bill McLane, Gary Agin, Jerry Hall, Jerry Ludwig, Judy Larson. 75 .mc 33 an A-1+ fa- fflf'f,f-Tf.e:,-, ,- A ' 1'fz:-game Q A , First Row: Doris Cool, Anne Partridge, Karen McKinney, Frances Baker, Mary Lou Kelsall, Nancy Tucker, Grace Wisdom, Sally Hyer, Sandy McKenzie, Sonia Palmer. Second Row: Jane Ann Langner, Judi Zurovsky, Sharon Pettit, Kenneth Campbell, Judy Stroud, Judy Kelley, Judy Plaskett, Penny Woods, Suzanne Vering, Barbara Frazier, Linda Nelson, Ruth Rogers. Third Row: Jay Martin, Carrie Merritt, Jo Spencer, Judy Knapp, Carolyn Johnson, Judy Krey. Harry Stevens, Karen Curnett, Pamela DeLancey, Mary Helen Glaub, Jean Satchell, Harriet Stroud, Mrs. Coulter. Les Chevaliers Gain Knowledge of F reneh The French Club, under the guidance of in cuisine, in clothing, in style, music, art, Mrs. Coulter, gives opportunities to increase science, and literature, as well as in many other knowledge and appreciation of a language activities. used today all over the World-over the radio, Les Chevaliers Meeting I l OFFICERS FIRST SEMESTER FW5? www?w19,'r,incuxx'k2a2E:'wlanr-tiff-fs?1f1ffEr.1a'2'-3-,r:fs1sfw-f,+SfEh2z2'ae1 I,bzwQf4a'H111p'AL-fQta,.,,gf,,.f'.fv4ggc..-5'-19,1-, 1 ' i v 5.s:,1qqnq5Q,g27If:1W'n31Fav,pfEg-53gg,gf,::3esiai,:ggig,ifm'e1':r':Q'i-F?ZFi,sii.5.Ti.:3?1g ::e.sg1':-emffefnn ' Carolyn Johnson ..............,.... Presidente Ann Partridge .... ,... L cz Vice-Presidente Sally I-Iyer .... ..... L a Secritarzre Judy Knapp .... . . . . .La Trefsozere SECOND SEMESTER Judy Krey .. ...........,.....,,.. Prcfsidenzfe Sally I-Iyer . . . .... La Vice-Presidente Diana Budd , . . .,... La Secritmfzre Ruth Rogers , . , . .La Tresozere EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Paul Ray Bob Clark Glenn Lindsey Charles Brown Barbara Bayless Working in Lab New Science Club Interests Students The Science Club is the newest of Southeast's Held of science. departmental clubs. It was organized this year The bi-Weekly meetings are divided into five under the supervision of Mr. Martin. Its mem- program areas. They are biology, chemistry bership is open to all students interested in the astronomy, physics, and general science. First Row: Mr. Lyle E. Martin, Jim Caldwell, Bob Guskin, Sharon Freed, Roberta J. Bertram, Connie Car- roll, Barbara Bayless, Elizabeth Reza, Norman Ganser, David VanLieW, George Barisas. Second Row: Bill Raschke, Leonard Mock, Vic Schliebs, Robert Reza, Jay Martin, Tom Beal, Bob Clark, Sandra Fulmer, Larry Hainilton, Helen Holmes, Ann Stutzman, Judy Evans. Third Row: Paul Ray, Glenn Lindsey, Don McQueen, Ernie Adelman, Joe Carroll, Harry S. Stevens, Pat Spencer, Bill Blackburn, Bob Lyons, Ritchey Woods, Jack Hammond. . . - i ff . - . .i ef' -f se--f--.rr1'.'gCf,e-4-.1-69.6,aafs-Asalu..--.-,bL...,,..P'.r..f 411 11'-Q-eif,.,.g,v,..,m I e......,.':,f.,-11.1-4.15.0-sr '.nwv.L'.i,.--.J-.,1a.'..,1:r,.e,1 11.25-.taa..: -,ee-rzgszznfizfvsw-:-,-.fr 1 Ania., -.-af, -.. f -Lv - - f is 5 ri 'First Row: Barbara Erickson, Lynn White, Dorothy Boller, Larry Wilkinson, Jeannette Frazier, Gayle Moore, Bill Trogdon, Frances Devenport, Karen McKinney, Jo Fenton. Second Row: Miss Fetters, Jerry Johnson, LeRoy Olson, Donna Carney, Glenda Gunter, Bonny Baker, Pat Bowden, Flora Kerr, Nancy Renfer. Third Row: Linda Burgard, Virgil Groves, Kay Timberlake, Paul Rowe, Scott Stine, Steve Moldaver, Bar- bara Hummer, Pat Von Demfange, Bill Milham. Penthouse Provides Enjoyment in Plays The Penthouse Players, under the direction of Miss Fetters, is for students who are inter- ested in furthering their dramatic ability. Membership is open to all students of the on participation in speech activities, such as performances and committee work. The club resents several short la s dur- P P Y ing each year to raise funds for the speech de- speech department who have accumulated a ' partment. sufficient number of points. Points are based Penthouse Play OFFICERS FIRST SEMESTER Dorothy Boller ...................... President Pat Von Demfange . . . . .Vice-President jo Fenton ...,.... .... S ecretiiry Paul Rowe . . .,,............ . . .T1feas.u1'er SECOND SEMESTER Paul Rowe ..,.....,.,........,..... P1'esia'en1f Cliff Hoehns . . . . , .Vice-President Linda Burgard . . . ...... Sec1'c'tii1fy Allen Wright , . . .... Treiiszirer' ,mmf r Www my - of Y , Y V ' said' ' i .,. ,, . ' -, . .,-If ..-:-r.ea:ggwef,qM,., --i.f,-fa ,' iq- ,'.,, nf. -5-. r-' s rr-i :s '?2s1sHHfeis1?i'1WHfs'-'Ganz-asv--I-W'-Kf-fwfrevifnse-vm'-w'f-Hevffssv -as ve-va--s+ ' -' OFFICERS FIRST SEMESTER Rockne Krebs .........4............, President Rhoda Untrif . . .... Vice-President Cheryl Frazee . . , ...... Secretary Ray Young . . . . . .Treasurer Pat Goldberg .... . . .Historian Charles Luthy .......l...,..... , . .Historian SECOND SEMESTER Cheryl Frazee ...,.........,......... President Pat Goldberg .,.. ..., V ice-President Diane Sumner .... ..l... S eeretary Charles Luthy ....... . . .Treasurer Rosemary Howard . . . . . ,Historian Judy Kay Myers . . . . . .Historian Printing with Linoleum Blocks Dorians Show Interest in rt Dorians, the Southeast art club, is composed of students Who show exceptional artistic tal- ent and interest in art. Under the sponsorship of Miss Abbott, the Dorians strive to develop appreciation of arts and crafts. Martha a deeper To qualify for membership, a student must have one year of high school art With an SH average in art and an M average in his other Subjects. Candidates for membership enter a minimum of ten pieces of art to be judged by the members. The candidates who are accepted are eligible to pledge for Dorians. First Row: Linda McKinnis, Dana Parsons, Diane Sumner, Janice Wise, Pat Goldberg, Rhoda Untrif, Susie Pearson, Patsy Conner. Second Row: Robynn Graham, Judy Kay Myers, Gloria Corder, Judy Evans, Sandy Poe, Wanda Gentry, Carolyn Hogan, Lolita Caldwell, Miss Abbott. Third Row: Rockne Krebs, Jim McCook, Charles Luthy, Ray Young, Cheryl Frazee, Glenda Ison, Rose- mary Howard, Karl Quick. 79 AN N, ,I ,W .dt A-,15t :e ,- K- T, V . ' , , .---f..en'-Q-.Qs 4 J, M, I, 4:-,..fa,.. ....,,-- f -1,.5..f1- Av--hav. 3 W . . Seated: Richard Unruh, Charles Keeler, Scott Martin, Gerald Richards, Dave Dawson, Steve Brawner, James McCook, Gene Wood. Standing: Darrell Corwin, Richie Woods, Dick Halliburton, Jerry Montgomery, Norman Howes, Jay Gasper, Ronnie Nolen, Bill McLane, Mike Houghton. Knights Enjo Hi-Y Activities First Semester Second Semester Dave Dawson .... ...... P resident .... . . . Gerald Richards Gerald Richards . . ..i. Vice-President , . . .... Scott Martin Scott Martin .,.. . . . Secretary ..., . . . Steve Brawner Seated: Charles Hodge, Leonard Phillips, Danny Raymond, Tom Cartwright, Charles Ferguson, Gary Coleman. Standing: Richard Lee, Ronnie Skates, Dick Hartzler, Jim Tipton, Herb Proudfit. 1 was 2 W. fi? 2 s ew' x m i 5 2 2 E S E , , e . ,. . , ... . .. , ,,.- . -. .A . -. -ii-Q N -- 1'--5- 9 4gi'7a-......lLUi' ,L T ,. , , , I U A: -lr-L4+k:.:W-QE Y-:UMW L: ,,,:,,1L.:,A,.Vmil5.,,,.,1,,.,,,. ..,.,.,.,,,a-.f,....,.,,.,.... .,. . ...,.,.-, , . V as XX X at X s Q s . X X . r ,rt f aiygsr S .5 M as 5 iff ' First Row: Mary Ann Johnson, Marilyn Cole, Barbara Grueninger, Susan Brady, Danna Lee Dubiner, Sandy Jackson, Connie Givens, Deanna Toot, Pennie Grier, Cathy Lorimer, Sue Shemwell, Aileen Mc- Gowan. Seconct Row: April VanKirk, Rae Ann Healzer, Linda Ross, Judy Siegrist, Mary K. Johnson, Paula Polfer, Pat Phillips, Barbara Bodenheimer, Janet Siegrist, Susan Klugman, Cindy Strelluf, Janet Hartin. Tlairrl Row: Bonnie Fuqua, Carol Rolirock, Patti O'Brien, Judy Jones, Ruth Wick, Lyla Hansen, Loretta Hughes, Barbara Fowler, Sue George, Sue Finch, Claudia Lett, Joan Wescoat. Fourth Row: Miss Williams, Nancy Allen, Mimi Thomas, Nancy Rimel, Linda Owens, Pat Frost, Nina Manning, Gloria Williams, Carole Carter, Mateel Brown, Carol Crank, Bonnie Boschenriehter, Martha Hudson. Y-Teens Achieve Goals First Row: Pat Hooper, Sandra Beer, Nancy Bruns, Jane Ann Langner, Dorothy Greer, Nancy Hartzler, Sharon Mora, Billimae Shirk, Sharon Kay Williamson, Judy Doyle. Second Row: Nancy Renfer, Kathy McLaughlin, Kathy Kubis, Melinda Hill, Dorothy Phelps, Pat Wolf, Donna Leslie, Nancy Derby, Judy Coe, Pat Goldberg. Third Row: Barbara Pew, Judy DiVilbiss, Carol Dee Scott, Barbara Goodwillie, Sharon Grifliths, Suzanne Vering, Judy Watley, Pat Hodge, Judie Spoor, Ardyth Robinson, Miss Maze. Fourth Row: Linda Kramer, Claudia Summers, Pat Frisbie, Phyllis Homan, Susie Hanna, Sharon Welch, Judy Hinshaw, Marise Steele, Jo Spencer, Jo Ann Bulow. 'A 59 I ' 81 7 , f ir , , ,115-.1-4' 1 , , , ,.. '-ew--,Es Q-yah:-Q-argta..-L,-f . - 1 -. A -- ' - First Row: Sonia Palmer, Joan Wescoat, Judy Marshall, Louise Major, Nancy Tucker, Lyla Hansen, Jane Ann Langner, Novella Woner. . Second Row: Sharon Remington, Frances Devenport, Jean Wescoat, Dana Parsons, Robynn Graham, Judy DiVilbiss, Mary Records, Jackie Ferree, Martha McCurdy, Carolyn Tapp, Miss Johnson, Jay Martin. Third Row: Betty Hammond, Ardyth Robinson, Laura Lee Groves, Judie Spoor, Judy Larson, Bob Lyons, Sharon Kaelson, Judy Rucker, Claudia Summers, Sandra Poe, Jenni Sue Hedlund, Sharon Grif- fiths. F. T. . Members Assist Teachers The Ray Joslyn Chapter of the Future guidance in the classroom. The members also Teachers of America strives to stimulate stu- assist teachers in minor responsibilities. dent interest in the teaching profession. Under The chapter's main objective is to discover the sponsorship of Miss Johnson, the club mem- if members have what it takes to make teach- bers learn various methods of instruction and ing a career. FTA Officers OFFICERS FIRST SEMESTER , Frances Devenport ...........,.,.,... President Sharon Remington .. ..., Vice-Presidevzt Dana Parsons .... ..... S ecrezfary Judy Rucker ...........,........... T1feasu1'er , SECOND SEMESTER i Dana Parsons ,.......,........,..... P1'eside111f Judie Spoor .... .... V ice-P1'esia'ent Robynn Graham .. ...... Secretary Carolyn Tapp . . . . . .Treasznfer also over ach- dent Edent etary snrer Edent Eflent ezfary surer OFFICERS FIRST SEMESTER Frances Hanna President Sandy Kozak Vice President Ellen VanL1ew Sccmtmy Gayle W agner .....,.,......... .... T reaszu ez SECOND SEMESTER Sandy Kozak .....,...........,,.... President Kay Shover ..... .... V ice-President Betty Mazan .,..., ....... S ecretary Colleen Howell . . T ..... T1 ensure: fousters Officers Jousters Develop portsmanship Jousters, the girls' athletic club, is an organi- stimulates an interest in the girls' athletic de- zation which was started for the purpose of de- Partment' The club is composed of girls who participate l Q l' ' t h' d - - . . Ve Oping qua Ines of Spot Smans IP an team in intramurals and who have good scholastic Work. Sponsored by Miss Canham, the club and character standards. First Row: Pat Adams, Virginia Nester, Bonnie Boschenriehter, Pat Frost, Betty Mazan, Sharon Martin, Gayle Wagner, Sharon Williamson, Mary Mitchell, Lucille Inbody, Judy Kay Roberts. Second Row: Sharon Zuck, Ellen VanLiew, Linda Majors, Jean Wescoat, Carolyn Hosack, Jackie Wright, Susan Pearson, Pat Hodge, Martha McCurly, Loretta Jane Williams, Nancy Ann Coombe, Sandy jack- son. Third Row: Janet Kelly, Sandy Kozak, Frances Hanna, Kay Shover, Phyllis Homan, Colleen Howell, Mary Kay Carter, Susie Hanna, Sue Smith, Barbara Albers. Fonrtfo Row: Marise Steele, Joyce Johnson, Susan Brackney, Doris Pixley, Ruth O'Rear, Aloda Laymon, Sandra Fulmer, Betty Hammond, Florence Burgess, Sharon Welch, Miss Canham. fi? Fzrsf Row Mike Spoor Irmajean Eubank eannette Frazier, Anne Engle, Bob Powers. Second Row Kenneth Campbell John Hoff Luther Harkins, Don Burton, Lou Byerly, Jerry Kirchner, Tfazra' Row Neil Bellantl Rex Roller Braxton ones Curtis Wilson, Pat Spencer, Herschel Golub, Jack Crossed Rifles Honors Outstanding Cadets ent plan of operation, it is a recognized military honor society. Its members may take part in numerous ex- tra-curricular activities including the annual Queen's Reception, supplying firing squads for military funerals, and representing Southeast in Various city functions. As a mark of distinction, the Crossed Rifles cadet is allowed to wear a white citation cord on his left shoulder. OFFICERS FIRST SEMESTER Mike Spoor . ....................,C01n1nana'er Bob Powers ..., . . .Vice-Commander Billy Johnson . . . .....,... Adjutant Ray Fliehman . . . .... Finance Officer Curtis Wilson ......,...i,..... Iuclge-Advocate SECOND SEMESTER Mike Spoor ...................... Co1n1nana'er Jim Caton ..... i.,. V ice-Coernmander Braxton Jones . . ......... Adjutant Billy Johnson .,... .... F inance Officer Gerald Kirchner . . . ,... Izzdge-Advocate 84 savsfa-A..zz'ffz:z' -- 'af:s.e27,2aa2f.afPe-1:3-f,1 -:1E-' 1' r , A , Us QQ gm ,,3'?, fi.. 4: gs 7Y K- al 31' SI CS fd Cl' Ci' nt er te 'er 'er nt .W 'te Junior Hi-Y First Row: Tom Goble, Stephen Morgan, Gary Trippe, Mike DeRubertis, John Becker,John Hoff, Bill Knight. Second Row: Dick Chowins, Phil Somers, Robert Reza, Bill XY7ard, john McBride, jack Warren. Debate Club First Row: Carol Borgers, Mar- garet Greene, Carol Griflith, Monica Lucchesi, JoAnn Bu- low, Julie Boone, Leonard Mock, Ann Stutzman, Dr. Robert S. McBernie, coach. Second Row: Phyllis Homan, Sharon Welch, Helen Holmes, Robert James, Steve Moldaver, Braxton Jones, Jean lson, Claudia Summers, Susie Hanna. Chess Club First Row: Phillip Stevko, Rico Lockwood, Richard Hood, Glenn Lindsey, Le Roy Olson, Richard Lau, Nelson Adams, George Barisas. Second Row: Jim McCook, Jerry Horner, joe Carroll, Herschel Golub, Harry Stevens, Steve Moldaver, Braxton jones, Paul Ray, Mr. W. Laury, Spon- sor. V 85 CRUSADER NURSE,S ASSISTANTS TOWER HALL GUARDS TEEN-TOWN SOUND CREW KNIGI-ITLITES STAGE CREW SPRING PLAY PROJECTION STAFF MUSIC FESTIVAL C. O. E. OFFICE ASSISTANTS R. O. T. C. COLLECTORS 15 f g, .4- .-v .-. I, fu Q N J - Lil ., 'f' . ' 7 ,. J: .- 'f.'. -- f.,a-1.- ,.a'.x-A.-...Q .... .,,,,, .,., . f ' . 2 '-,L '1-uf:-ff -5.1-4--' :--.4-X--.2-'-1525.-wx ,f-A, - ,Y .Y-.. .. -,.. f. . P , ' ' V' '- ' ' -- '- -14 -2:-'L .-.ex,f.,.1.f,l,i.4... .. -,uf-1, Q--X -f .. ,, - . . . -..M .fi-Q.. Aff -.zzz ,111-: :w:1a,'.f.1,f5., .1.-..- -x ..,.,,, - -. . ,, , .--:ff 1- ,, , '- V 1 - v V1-M'-. . -1-F, 4 f .,, .f s . --'M af- 'ffl 4 , -.., f..-.-., ... . . ,R .., , V , , , K . ' ' --'f ff:-1'fvLw-:A .'ff-1- v'z -1,-'-ix? 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Crusader Records 66M0H16HtS to Rememberw C- is for the cover we created and designed, R-is for the responsibility of meeting the U, S-i deadline, A is for understanding which was needed everyday, s for Southeast and her traditions We por- tray, Playing in Snow A-is for our advisers, Mr. Tira, Miss Shouse Mr. Carter, and Miss Denny, D-is for the determination to have your year book ready, E-is for the staffs effort to do its best for youg R-is for remembrance of fair Knights and Ladies true. Around Christmas Tree 3 ..--ami l Gene Wfood STAFF Gene Wood .A,. Ernie Adelman . . . . . .Co-Assistant Editor Skip Snyder ..... Sandy McKenzie A Karen Vogt ...r,. Judy Shipp ..... Sharon Remington Jeannette Frazier . Nancy Herr ..,.. Jay Martin ,..,, Linda Harling . , . Melinda Hill ...A Photography Staff Birthday Party NUI , Bill Trogdon, Karen Vogt, Judy Shipp, Jeannette Frazier, Jay Martin, Melinda Hill, Jo Fenton, Judy Evans, Charles Luthy. Jo Fenton .i........ Athletics and Activities Pat VonDemfange . .Clubs and 'Organizations Bill Trogdon ...,.. ..., P hotogrizphy Editor Charles Luthy Judy Evans A . A Photography Judy Houser Andy Allsman Don Spicer Mr. Tira .i., . . .Adviser Miss Denny , , . .i.....,. .Art Mr. Carter . . .... Photography Miss Shouse .................,s,. Literary Z fa First Row: Barbara Erickson, Gail Bradford, Frances Devenport, Mary Lou Kelsall, Karen McKinney, Lin- da Smith. Second Row: Mr. Hanan, Ruth Ro ers G l M Gl non, Judy Owen. g , ay e oore, oria Goss, Pat Trotter, Robin Graham, Kay Can- Third Row: Nancy Carey, Flora Kerr, LeRoy Olson, Ritchey Woods, Jerry Johnson, Judith Rucker, Suzy B k a er, Carolyn Johnson. Tower Covers School News The main function of the Tower staff is to keep the school informed of the latest news and activities in the Castle. The staff is elected from the newswriting class with the remaining stu- dents as reporters. Among the many features of the Tower is a Staff Preparing Paper column devoted to school news and social ac- tivities, full coverage of all athletic events, and editorials on various andinteresting subjects. The Tower staff, under the supervision of Mr. Hanan, has worked hard this past year to produce a paper of highest quality. STAFF FIRST SENIESTER Frances Devenport .............. Editor-in-Chief Ritchey Woods .... ........... N ews Editor Patricia Trotter . , .... Advertising Manager Barbara Erickson . . ....... Colmnn Editor Mary Lou Kelsall . , . .... Circulation Manager LeRoy Olson ..,............... Sports Manager SECOND SEMESTER Judith Rucker .........,...,... Editor-in-Chief Carolyn Johnson . . . ..,....... N ews Editor Gloria Goss ..,... . . .Advertising Manager Ruth Rogers .... ........ C olurnn Editor Linda Smith . . . .... Circulation Manager Nancy Carey . . . ...... Sports Manager ni - ,ss f X N' M wi Qs if. 5 as . Q' X X i X f 5 Cla-J Teen-Town Officers V ll ' ' Kmght lub Offers Enjo ment for ll Pete Bloom . . . .,..A...... President Dick Unruh . , .... Assistant President Darrell Corwin .. ,,......... V ice-President Dick Herr s....... .... A ssistant Vice-President Sharon Remington . ............. Secretary Marilyn Trump . . . .... Assistant Secretary Nancy Herr .... .......... T reasurer Ronnie Durns ...,,....,. , .... ...... A ssistant Treasurer ld This year the Southeast Knight Club, Teen- Mrs. Graham, this season's Teen-Town was Town, furnished an opportunity for many en- very successful. Jf joyable hours of dancing, playing ping-pong, A few of the dances which were outstand- o and just being with 01155 friends- ing during this season were the Christmas, Under the willing leadership of Mr. Cross, Valentine, Sadie Hawkins, and KUDL. Mr. Tira, Miss Mosman, Mrs. Hunter, and Saturday Night at Teen-Town Sadie Hawkins Dance 112- 'f so ' ff 2 rw Qifffj 2 if' f., : f 11' f V f H A .ln ww. f yn-9 J EQ ,fx 4 xi 5:5 R D X q CN 2 Q W I I new A ia iii .. SPP Lag.. 'X -.M 1, Q. is WTNT .. WSL? 'zz gslrather of the Bride Mr. Banks ..... Mrs. Banks ,... Tommy Banks, . Ben Banks .,.,. Kay Banks ,,...,.. Buckley Dunsfan Delilah ........ Peggy .....,.. B1'idi6'S17Z6liLl'S .... Miss Bellamy . . . Ginger ,..,... Club W017Z67Z . . Massoula ., foe s.,. Pierre . . . Pete . . , . . . Reel .,.....,... Aunt Harriet . . . Mrs. Pulitzki . . Tl71ZJS Man. . . Mivni A,..... Photographer , . , THE CAST i..,.i..PaulRoWe Pat VonDemfange . . . ,Jerry Johnson . . . .Allen Wright . . . . .Judy Curtis . . . ,Cliff Hoehns . . , . .Jackie Ferree ,Jeannette Frazier . . . . .Bonny Baker Frances Devenport Jo Fenton .Barbara Hummer .Karen McKinney . . .Donna Carney Wanda Edwards Lynn White . . .Virgil Groves i.....,.EdCash . . .Francois Lorin . . .Steve Moldaver . A A .Rockne Krebs A . . , . .Flora Kerr . , .Dorothy Boller . . . .Le Roy Olson . . . ,Sonia Palmer . . . .Bill Trogdon f Lyn. ,f 1 f V , W, 44,11 Z V!! ,ff W W, Q2 fi 1 xx :ww ff Music Adds to The music department adds much color to many of the activities of the Castle. The en- rollment of the music department outnumbers that of any other department in the school. The Knights and Ladies participating in the band, orchestra, a capella choir, girls' choir and girls' gleeclub, octet, boys, chorus, and eighth grade mixed chorus not only advance their education in music, but they also have a chance to per- form for the whole student body at various programs. The band members are called upon to give much of their time and talent to parades and assemblies. Their colorful music also lends a gay and festive air at various athletic contests, such as the Interscholastic League football games. The Southeast orchestra is composed of those students who wish to increase their ability in music. It furnishes appropriate music for such school activities as the Spring Play, Knightlites, the Induction, and various assemblies. r an Occasions The a capella choir is composed of sopho- mores, juniors, and seniors and is one of the most popular features of the music department. Under the direction of Mr. Markley, the choir participates in such programs as assemblies, commencement exercises, Music Festival, All- City Choir Festival. The choir also makes visits to various church organizations. The boys' and girls' octets are among the busier vocal groups at Southeast. Under the di- rection of Miss Demand and Mr. Markley the octets make appearances at various civic gath- erings and also in various assemblies and school programs. The girls' glee, girls' choir, and boys' chorus are also under the direction of Miss Demand. These organizations provide entertainment for various assemblies and other programs through- out the school year. Knightlites Orchestra Saxopbonesz Curtis Wilson, Fred Hearn, Gary Dewar, Jim Campbell, Steve Moldaver. Drum: jim Stewart. Piano: Sharon Pettit, Lynne Bryant. Student Director: Charles Burnett. Trombones: Delain Areman, Charles Brown, Eddie Young. Trumpets: Reta Norton, john Hoff, Jim Spencer. Bass: Bill Norton. iho- the 21112. noir lies, All- isits the di- the ,th- iool vrus nd. for sh- ' Clarinets: Gary Dewar, Steve Moldaver, David Evans, Sharon Williamson, Ila Dorman, Anne Easterday, Dick Colaw, Penny Woods, Rico Lockwood, Jackie Nead, Benny Groll, Richey Haden, Harry Crissin, Anita Anstein, Larry Hubbart. Ohoe: James Campbell. Flutes: Dorothy Boller, Judy Knapp, Joan Wescoat, Don Fitzhugh. Alto Saxophones: Jean Wes- coat, Carole Engel, Sharon Norris. Baritone Saxophone: Curtis Wilson. Tenor Saxophones: Fred Hearn, Pat Sauter. Bass Clarinets: Frances Baker, Donna Pennington. Baritones: David Jones, Ronald Benson, Tuhas: Wade Clark, Robert Moore- land. Trumpets: Charles Burnett, Jim Spencer, John Hoff, Richard Halliburton, Rita Norton, Patrick Nash, Melvin Roll, Patricia Hollensbe, John Miller. French Horns: Harriet Stroud, Jay Martin, Judy Stroud, Richard Dematteis. Trornhones: Ed Young, Jay Allen, Bill Norton, Delain Areman, Tom Hahler, Bob Hamilton, John Forbes, Larry Lewis. Bass Drum: Bill Sherwell. Snare Drums: Karen Boxx, James Stewart, Janet Stokley, Nancy Derby. Tympanist: Shirley Alley Cnot in picturej . Band Instrumental Groups Participate in Programs Orchestra Violins: Sandy McKenzie, Carolyn Tapp, Ann Stutzman, Pat Fenton, Charlene Beyer, Carol Borgers, Ruth Rogers, Jim Gaskill, Sally Emerson, David Seastrand, Sharon Owsley, Judy Smith, Sharon Pettit, Wanda Gentry, Mary Hoover, Carl Schwam, Claudette Nichols, Sam Bolen, Bob Rankin, Claudia Lett, Mary Johnson, David Parker, Kathy McLaughlin, Donna Barnard. Violas: Mary Records, Virginia Nester, Connie Huggins, Carole Coombe. Cellos: Anne Engel, Myron Stutzman, Skip Southworth, Marilyn Menick Cnot in picturej. Basses: Phyllis Jones, Bill Norton, Jane Ludlow. Trom- honesz Eddie Young, Delain Areman, Ohoe: James Campbell. Clarinets: Jackie Nead, Tim Hood. Bassoon: James Caton. Flutes: Judy Knapp, Carole Culbertson. French Horns: Judy Stroud, Richard Dematteis. Saxophone: Steve Moldaver. Trumpets: Jim Spencer, Bob Blaine, Kenny Brooks. Tyvnpanist: Mark Jeter. First Row: Sandy McKenzie, Linda McKinnis, Dorothy Smith, Allene Eubank, Lynn Bryant, Charleen Beyer, Jo Dahlor, Carolyn Hogan, Gloria Goss, Nancy Herr, Gail Bradford, Lois Hulett, Frances Hoffman, Linda Harling, Frances Deven- port, Pat Sauter. Second Row: Mrs. Backstrom, Connie Carroll, Sandy Kozak, lrmajean Eubank, Jackie Ferree, Diane Grier, Yvonne School- er, Pat Fenton, Carolyn Toot, Rosemary Howard, Donna Stewart, Jo Dubiner, Nancy Coombe, Donna Henmann, Bar- bara Bayless, Pat Lassiter, Carolyn Tapp, Mr. Markley. Third Row: Janet Willms, Carol Parsons, Suzy Baker, Kay Dunwoody, Nancy Martin, Sandra Prowell, Jay Martin, Walter Duncanson, Richard Swartz, Pat Peterson, Marilyn Trump, Jeannette Frazier, Carole Colby, Donna Edwards, Barbara Watson. Fourth Row: John Hey, Fred Willhite, Wade Clark, Bill Logsdon, Dan Raymond, Steve Huska, John Claunch, Dick Hartzler, Scott Martin, Allen Brandom, Ronnie Ravenscraft, David Amos, Leonard Mock. Fifth Row: Calvin Rayborn, Ronald Benson, Larry Westervelt, Edwin Jones, Charles Whitlock, Steve Brawner, Richard Welt, Dave Jones, Dave Dawson, Chuck Ferguson, Dennis Schneible, Paul Rowe, Bill Moehle, Harold Botwinik, Neal Bellanti. A Cappella Choir Choirs Enjo Girls' Choir First Row: Judy Karr, Marilyn Hopper, Linda Nelson, Glenda Raney, Joan Wescoat, Carole Lubke, Pat Phillips, Sharon Pettit, Janet Stokley, Gayle Goodbar, Margaret Walton, Phyllis Helm, Martha McCurdy, Joyce Lilly. Second Row: Jennie Lou Kent, Delia Destler, Janice Locke, Sharon Stewart, Carolyn Edwards, Barbara Frazier, Marilyn Estes, Kathy Molotsky, Myrna Winfrey, Carol Pattison, Lana Pennington, Betty Kingcade, Gretchen Wall, Virginia Hudson, Brenda Toot. Third Row: Carol Kellar, Ruth O,Rear, Sandy Poe, Judy Spoor, Mary Jo Hibbs, Linda Thompson, Virginia Goodwillie, Karen Curnett, Judy Lay, Sherry Flanagan, Francine Hunt, Patty Paul, Mary Long. ahlor, even- zhool- Bar- Yalter ,rbara Dick chard Neal J l3I'O1'1 rilyn ginia fillie, First Row: Carolyn Gladden, Leslie Roller, Martha Hudson, Linda Coffey, Pat Watts, Joyce Grimes, Bonnie Turpin, Pat McDufhe, Nancy Vanderhnden, Dorothy Cline, Pat Keiser, Barbara McWilliams, Carol Sprague, Bonnie Boschenreihter N P. . . . ancy ierce, Sandy Maple, Delores Schmid, Sharon Martin, Charlotte Lathrom, Carol Holmes, Janice Sherwood, Mary Alexander, Sandy Jackson. Second' Row: Michal Blaich, Marilyn Pinkston, Sharon Redd, Brenda Stephens, Jean Winter, Margie Holland, Launa Ray- born, Linda Clark, Mary Mitchell, Anita Nash, Billie AnnHolt, Judy Justice, Judy Keck, Nina Manning Sharon Swartz, Linda Majors, Joyce Oglesby, Susan Pearson, Nancy Saighman, Sandra Brundage, Sharon Phillips, Carole Breck- enridge, Kolctte Kay, Gloria Williams, Peggy Willbanks. Third Row: Sherry Price, Sara Molln, Pat Adams, Gay Butterworth, Sharon Griffiths, Charlene O'Bannon, Mary Fudge, Carol Ann Clay, Sharon Genereaux, Linda Thomas, Sandra Goosman, Judy Doyle, Peggy Hooper, Pat Larkins, Patricia Miller, Linda Smith, Dorothy Porter, Janice Peterson, Jo Ann Sears, Lynda Bailey, Jean Wescoat, Mary Ann Benson, Ann Bailey, Rusty Duncan, Michael Long. Fourth Row: Laura Lee Groves, Carole Tolbert, Gloria Ison, Doris Pixley, Loretta Williams, Michelle Young, Roberta Terrill, Pat Trotter, Doris Collins, Lynn Engelhardt, Pat Thomas, Sherry Ansley, Pat Hodge, Pat Wolfe, Kathy Kubis, Henrietta Koester, Sandra Fulmer, Peggy Hood, Aileen Powers, Carol Ridenhauer, Melissa Maxwell, Dorothy Phelps, Claudia Summers, Ardyth Robinson, Joyce Johnson, Dixie Sloan, Caroyln Wright, Carol Bliss. F Girls' Glee Club Musleal Assignments Boys' Chorus First Row: Benny Groll, George Yeo, Roark Wagner, Clint Critchfield, Larry Amor, Steve Plaster, Larry Williamson, Ed- die Harnett, Tommy Beets, Bill Smith, Don Ravenscraft. Second Row: Robert Mitchell, Lester Jacoby, Ed Wise, David Derby, Roy Paul, Mac Hooper, John Warner, Terry Tal- bert, Richard Watson, Charles Buehler, Bob Keefe. Third Row: Carl White, Richie Shopen, Roger Bunton, Dave Hill, Arthur Castleman, Richard Dematteis, Douglas Mad- den, Rex Roller, David Dumit, Skipper Shaver, Ronald Atkinson. The Four The Musical Ladles Sandy McKenzie Jackie Ferree lrmajean Eubank Jo Dahlor Barbara Bayless Donna Stewart Pat Sauter Carolyn Tapp The Four Reeds Gary DeWar Steve Moldaver David Evans Fred Hearn Mary Records Anne Engle Carolyn Tapp Sandy McKenzie The Royal Eight Jay Martin Richard Swartz Dan Raymond Dick Hartzler Bill Maele Chuck Ferguson Steve Brawner Ronald Benson The High-Stepping Four Bobby Sue Holt Jean Satchell Nancy Jo Martin Mary jo Murphy Strings Office Assistants Janice Zumwalt Frances Anderson Harlan Hull Susie Renwald Julia DeFeo Pat Lassiter Donna Dodson Hall Guards First Row Gene Ghilardi Robynn Graham Gloria Goss Georgia Shepherd Sharon Davis Harry Bretschneider Second Row Gary Weaver Beverly Miller James McCook Billy Boxx Vernon Rainsberg Gay Butterworth Nurse's Assistants Karen Williams Sally Hyer Helen Holmes Shirley Alley Rhoda Untrif Not Pictureci: Diane Gerow Gloria Shopen Collectors Penny Woods jean Hilderbrand Judy Plasketr Pat Goldberg ! i i, ll A 1 l , i 3 1 ag., 1 ,N 3 A 'g f ,gzwi '. UNE 'af as ri ,2 , lf,- uf- A a lil if, i E 1 1 '-Qffg , 4 il I I L l lx w r I E , ii l 3 l 1 l If 1 Q 1 , . G 1 :l al l 5. l 1 r l s l U El I fl w 'N Sound Crew Mr. Becklean Don Burton Denny Temple Curtis Wilson Floyd Hall Stage Crew Howard Garner Jack Hammond Henry Crisson Neal Bellnti Pro J6Ctl0H Staff First Row: Mark Martin, Pat Young, Judy Coe, Jack King, Don Burton, john Mainord, Dorothy Green- field, Mike Ruheitis, Mr. Rice. Second Row: Jack Warren, Gary Agin, Jim McCook, Curtis Wilson, Harry Crisson, Pete Bloom, Betty Hammond. -'I ...,.,.-4 A'-4944 f 4 fn 1 lf X fl X' f HW fx f Y f 4-1. V ,- f , ,ff I I mf 4 1 12: ,, -4 ya f w .- U ,QA cw SM . f Y 2 x 4.5 2 7 ,ff I ff? mv ' W ,emi W 4 64? H, Va g . ,gfp ,,, LWV' ' . ' ,.- U 1 0 ' ' 2 Staff Ojjcicers-Capt. Charles Burnett, Imfelligefzceg Capt. Michael Spoor, Adjuzfunzfg Lt. Col. , Colonel Allen Jewell Welch, Battalion C077Z7lld7ZCi6l'j Capt. Bob Pendleton, Tmifzing and Operazfionsg Lt. Kansas City Division Commander Harold White, Supply, Capt. Ernest Adelman, Division Public I1zf01'1naii011. Wright Reserve ffieers Trainin Corps R. o. T. C. ,mn JEANNETTE FRAZIER 104 2 6 ' 2 ' -. ,, ef Y-,,f.3.fQs:.1.-4-A a. :-,Y,.,. - .,. g fag, .iregmras .5 sa., .-rx-f.:.:.:t N1 an Af, 11 ' -war, ,,-.-:.:::--'fee 14, v:,f11f ',::,.... Q., -1- ie 5 ::as:'-'ras-f:f. -l ' l:2,1 '1wiuggxs'-,+1c+m' 2ar'1f?+Q:13-1 J- 'Z f ' T4 L' fist? ' 4 ' 1' ' . . sn... WP ' Q W.. ' ', .35-ff 11 -'ff-.2-' ,. r?,1:'if-.-,iz-f:i,1.'1-flag.: -Q-fr-1f'.-pf: vs: -,viii :S-5 Lf. r- 1,3226-110.53 2 2:-fi: .L,1:2.t3:11,'T-42:',?i :sa -aims:-slr- :fwhfPisa,',-1-.: 'v me vw'-r-PQ: 51: :N M' Q ' -H--nf 9 eq, I I - X a - -M - A-Y M- M Q-V 1,,ef.e..,, es,-fa al,--w:L:J.eL:ffn.:-' lines. E- 'aff tTvQ?'?5re?earw:::,?:f-Slain? i-1r ::-e3:'ff5S- 1,'x::i5v?P . , ' M 'T ff is fv TE?-'WWWW ef' . , ,. . ,, .. , C.-. 4.A. as., ...-..sffa...f+Ws,t41..-.aA.i,.Ax,,.2Lf5Z,,5E1affE.v,:52?4F 1.- 4 , V . 4 , u..- vm A4 z sa W- 'YZ' First Row' Arthur Leichner, Robert Hickerson, Rico Lockwood, Bob Lampson, John Hoff, Bill imander ' Johnson. Second Row: Glenn Trout, Richard Dematteis, Curtis Wilson, Paul Miller. Drum and Bu le Corps Mission: The Junior Division of R.O.T.C. is to lay the foundation for intelligent citizen- ship Within the student and to 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. Rifle Team First Row: Gerald Kirchner, Bob Powers. Scfcoml Row: Mike Spoof, Allen Wright, Rex Roller. K v ----' 51? C :'i.ii7 Course: The Junior Course consists of for- mal military instruction of a general type ap- plicable to the Army as a Whole. This requires at least three hours of class Work each Week for three academic years. 105 F-l,,,,.5 ,',,a,,Z5T,j,,5-fa, . Yizsli -341 -vt .- -Hwweq-.f-g.1.rf5w1s.'--fngcer f,M1f.-- 'ff .r y-.W-f,x3.w-1. . sw , W , l I 4 l la ri ia A, Ili! M ,. , , , ly X 1, Q 2 First Row: Ray Fliehmann, James Logan, Fred Faulkner, Frank Knight, Kenneth Campbell, Cliff Hautzen- rader, Paul James Beaman, Dick Bradshaw, Richard King, James Goodale, Mickey Sanders, Danny Hamb- lin, James Brandt QKneelingj. Second Row: Gary Dennis, john Carlson, Tom O'Dell, Dick Huggins, Phil Perkins, Richard Lee, Kenny Brooks, Garth Smith, Gary Gibson, Jerry Johnson, Henry Boolin. Third Row: Garry Smith, Neal Bellanti, Lloyd Purcell, Norman Lee, Dan Danforth, Herschel Golub, Robert Gibbs, Ivan Yates, C. J. Scott, Glen Hulett, John Lee. F' t Pl t 1I'S aoon Company A Second Platoon First Row: Jim Briscoe, Bob DeMent, Dwight Miller, Paul Lamoree, Bill Tuley, John McBride, Charles Dotson, Donald Bischof, Tim Flint, Bill Burke, Larry Machowski, Darrel Miller, Larry Turk, Hugh Jones. Second Row: joe Jensen, Larry Roslofy, Thomas Killian, Larry McAbel, Charles Laffoon, Jim McBride, Luther Harkins, Ed Levinson, Hugh Beaman, Ralph Wilson, Dale Herrington, Leonard Dills, Fred Weaver. Third Row: Ed Upham, Larry Lewis, Jim Hunter, Larry McLaren, Roger Goodman, Harry Guy, Wade Clark, Jerry Horner, Bill Boxx, Carl Newman, David Seastrand, Pat Spencer. , . 5. , , S 2 Q .Q .: 4 .5 1 r Q f - - . V- a . I T f ' iiii ' l A 5 1 0 6 I ?PFf5W 'i-'V First Row: Pete Bloom, Gary Franklin, Bobby Beaird, Ronnie Atkinson, Gene Ghilardi, Jim Gaskill, Clint Critchfield, David Dejarnette, Pat Spencer. Second Row: Jim Caton, Michael Frost, Bob Hudson, John Winter, Bill Coonts, Leon Brooks Tim Braithwaite, Gerald Kirchner, John Driscoll. Third Row: Edwin Keith, Ronnie Bertwell, Aubrey Andreson, Sherman Brockmeier, Mike Peltier, Denny Temple, Jim Alexander, Glen Davidson, Don Burton. Kneeling: John Logan. First Platoon Compan B Second Platoon Firsi Row: Braxton Jones, Bill Smith, Bob Keefe, Robert Leimmis, Richard Montgomery, John Miller, William Kennedy, Jack King. Second Row: Ernest Rice, Terry Talbert, Dale Francisco, George Yeo, Doug Isaak, john Vermil- lion, Frank Reynolds, Don VanBibber. Third Row: Terry Neilson, Rex Roller, Stanley Vajdic, Richard Semler, Tom Garrett, Richard Tindall, Carl Schwam, Gary Wallace. 107 ! 108 4 EllPl0l'I'5 If all the year were playing holidays, To sport would be as tedious as to Work. -Willia11z Shakespeare I avg:-..,f,,.. ,,,,:,.,v-.,-.11:.,,5, -1,Lgu1re.af.-ELL, ..,-e4,51nf.rs:: -ffm-bf- c'ff f41.m:rv -2 ka:- rw:-.m:12 .-12:-'g'1':ariz'.2F:1 Hd - , :fa F-1'2 W ., a- - ff- -W 'fp-P'-z:T': - A W' ' ' I ' ' ' M.,-, ff MW? i :YL-Q 4 Cheerleaders Standing: Jeannette Frazier, Jo Dahlor, Linda Harling. Kneeling: Nancy Herr, Sandy McKenzie, Jo Fenton. Participation in thletics Builds Character ' Athletics compose a major part of the extra- curricular activities at Southeast. Eighth grad- ers and seniors display equal interest in the various athletic contests during the year. The Hrst and second team cheerleaders and the Pep Club help to keep the school spirit high in victory or defeat. Second Team Cheerleaders Standing: Barbara Erickson, Karen McKinney, Gail Bradford. Kneeling: Flora Kerr, jo Dubiner, Judy Hafley. i Q ,X sf W The track squad started the season by win- ning the Big Seven Track Meet for the second straight year. They also showed their strength by placing third in the Missouri State lndoor Track Meet. The able coach of the track team is Mr. Cross. Southeast also maintains a golf and a tennis team. These teams are coached by Mr. Beck- lean and Mr. Maupin, respectively. Spirit Was especially high during the foot- ball season. The Knights had an outstanding record of ten victories in ten contests. The fine sportsmanship displayed by the team Won praise almost equal to that which they received by being City Champions. The second and third teams Were also undefeated. Much of the credit is due to Mr. Patterson, head coach, Mr. Chamblee, assistant coachg Mr. Flappan, second team coach, and Mr. Wolfe, freshman team coach. The basketball team, although Winning only six games out of nineteen, displayed great spirit. The team played hard, but the opposi- tion proved too strong for them. A good back- ground Was formed for next year's team. Seven lettermen Will be returning. Mr. Adams, head coach of the basketball team, gave many hours of hard Work for the team. is X- K- Basketball ee le JUDY KAY MYERS 4, n 'W Y - -, . - N .A l 'rw Q. .V-V ws- -fx-. ' d ' 5 v.. . -L - , V-?f5'5?lHf5?!'!W-'?ffl!'FS'2?F949779Ya'9'3'FWZ'Yf5ZW'W75'fW!4i --' :'a'5'7'2 7 77? ?9 ' , .mmf-..f,f,'f'f?.,v4,, A1441 'f .x,g.H .1 5 .-Y,4--7,,.,gQ..q:,:1.vJ-553,,g4ig,i-E-ggigyghifvgfvi:3e:ii3435gi,q53',z.:QQ5i:uQ.--f:5iig:iaE'1'43??ih??'ff2g721+a1!3h-eff-95:23'iraqi-1,-'f2SgL2df'44lSeQ-Lukffyifxs Ai'.yf3?g.-'f.'v21' fee: 71-f zz:--.V-5 aww.-'r1f'?'-1 1'3H'-J f'1--- '3Q : f- If--,-'f y '-' ' '1 ' Q 'I' ' ' -- Pa --'xg ' ' ' ' ' - 1' ef me ' , H'-11 ,L .. JN, 1, h 4-. f ',f ' M 1, , 1 J 4 Football een LI DA HARLI G 1- JI' IT1 Lf l f ,Y H, f n,'N,W Vw 13 I' . 1 , ff, I 1. 5, Y 111 V U 1 -4 I U-1 V A 1 'wi' .ks R nj , r -- ifimuusmwza-2,-.-xf1--.f,.ae.'e-:.:f, - V -f - Yi- ...A ua... ., ,,,:zagqu:.5::,1r:-1aw:rW-5:un.-ff .c:gm4-f:-: zfzg,:z-erm-enficawify-'fG2Mmz?4f1c-ke .- - - '- '- f' ' - ' - JOE WOLFE, assistant coacbg LEON FLAPPAN, assistant coacbg DON CHAMBLEE, assistant coaclog CECIL PAT- TERSON, head coach. Football Team Completes Undefeated Season Knights Opponents North Kansas City . . , . . . 20 14 Raytown ......... . 13 2 Lincoln , , . . . . . 41 0 Rockhurst . , . 40 12 Manual .,.. . 54 12 Northeast . . . 34 7 Southwest . . . 39 0 Central ....s.. . 41 7 East .,.......... . 40 0 Shawnee Mission . . . 20 13 Managers Francois Lorin, Jack Wilkerson, Larry McGill, Walter Duncanson. 112 , L ,, irhemsebfeg 41 c1'0' . tht sf 3 4 3 1 ful, Q tha? E plays V' Y and, ,t , lead sho f Wm? S1136 SOYW ,, f .1 U2 gf, atm ,, - Q X ine moucnerwsn nnxgnnb 1? fsie for xA I B h El . - 4 I . g:,iz1i2tzf - ur e s to we Kmghfg- mu,,,f , Q N-Bly I K . , X , . . I gwfff 242, 1 X X r ajiiffniff-S23 WQII7' 'N:ognlhor thel. plays yi yah. and the lead, A Blue Knights the bail line. Q Riff broke Qui aifoimd 31151 ,ag fav: 420 the 2 DON Mus:-WASH U? 0 ' ' 'thkx b1'0Ughfb If Tacfde ml Taylozg Burn! up in Shire The gif Claw ' 151 Cify my 0 2nd Distric? V591 f K mx' of i5gf,VlI6ULI.TJbl'f aruuxxu viii? REX 7 ,X LST STCITS' honfire f?SIf6gfia3f3' n12fde for the ceiew Kotherkx f X bration 35129 1r1d:ew::ho14astic league in trackx champiQns?siibff R His relfaglx The , wstempt to scoxje the 440 'ya f coveredf 5f.32fy5Q1fdi1fi5ut Was! stalled on has pibxedil Southe2S32?iSi 301 '-wx . two ffzydsl short Gf7f 9Qg41 V' .M,,St V ahkiiw The 's ifge p'iaie13S2V tremt-up Q szfifcellgyybg Snyfi' Jpeiyed max var' W, ,b:mkS. Quick 6 ,,' 10,110 A f VN h f , V 1 13 5551! 'Vi f 19 our , ,rack 1 Don Q, fMig7? chaxfgingjfgff defensivi have ch! pang, f A f ifore 1311' mm L 0' quiciknf t10H. 3-fiayh captur A B1n '3zf7 haf? pillar! 'ima ffl? unit. , 30 aff Sffiiiff 2 R01 SKIP SNYDER fp1!3 ,,,,i Back ,QSii1iifhW , 351, HJV,,l,g ,,,V4 , V I. 1fst District 7,7 X 'J 3rd Sfcxie miie, Mat! ,011 touchdown., -501' Ronnie is an 'wixm convezff YQEZQ 3 4 'Z' 111356, sparkltx action. XX Ed Tay the Viking, , ,runs dow Southeast' K. D, J3aekson ,fl f Durns, Ronnie N did! an excellent, joh RON DURNS ist City 2nd District -ffofhn, Hail- BOB RUFF ffishmash Afensive 'L 4, ,, ,. I the Grendel' fm ihmakvtball 'fir Wood-Back Herr-Back Corwin-Back Crumm-Back Nolen-Center HM HM HM HM HM Perry-End Jackson-Guard Phillips-Guam' Abell-Tackle Smith-Tackle HM HM League HM Dist. HM HM HM Gridiron Clashes The Knights began their outstanding season by defeating North Kansas City, champions of the Pony Express League. The first two touch- downs were scored by North Kansas City, but the spirit of the Knights never left them. They fought back with three touchdowns. Two were on passes from Skip Snyder to Jim Crummg the third was on a North Kansas City fumble with Snyder going over the goal line. The final score was 20-14. Southeast's second victory was over the Blue Jays from Raytown, 13-2. The first touchdown came after a 50-yard run by Crumm with Sny- der then plunging over from the 1-yard line. Snyder On His Way Phillips and Lauber Convergfi -Q45 4V ' r,,,!, 'V M la y if f ' f C 1 x X , 1 1. X My, f V Allen-End Fisher-Center Carpenter-End Jim Crumm started the scoring parade for Southeast as the Knights scalped the South- west Indians, 41-O. Crumm added another six points to the' score in the second quarter. Oth- ers who joined the parade were Snyder who crossed the goal line three times and made one conversion and Ronnie Miller who made the final T. D. for Southeast. An overflow crowd almost burst the seams of Cartwright-Back Lauber-Back Clouse-Tacfzle Hensley-Guard was high scorer with three touchdowns. Skip Snyder scored one touchdown and booted six extra points. Bob Hill scored two touchdowns, Tom Cartwright and Jim Crumm scored one apiece. An excellent defensive performance was turned in by Dick Unruh. The Southeast Knights again showed their brilliant ball handling by scoring ive touch- downs against Northeast. Durns, Cartwright, Snyder, Crumm, and Ruff did the majority of the scoring. Hold On, Ron! Southeast's stadium as Southeast plucked the tail feathers from the Central Blue Eagles. By this 41-7 victory, Southeast removed their toughest competitor for the Interscholastic League championship. Behind the excellent blocking of the line, Snyder tallied two times, Taylor went over the goal line twice, and Bob Ruff added one touchdown. Southeast,s excel- lent defense held Central to a solo touchdown. Keep Churning, Jim' -End OI' -1- 1X 1- 10 '16 '16 of ie SY ir ic it Sa wb 1- n. GO, Ron, G0-' Championship Trophy Southeast's Knights became Interscholastic League football champs as they skinned the East Bears, 40-0, in their final league game of the season. This is the second undisputed cham- pionship for the Knights in the history of Southeast. Taylor, Crumm, and Snyder ac- counted for the first quarter's harvest of 27 points. Taylor and Crumm each scored once, and Snyder scored twice and added three con- versions. Snyder added another T. D. later in the game to set a new league record of 97 points. The old record of 90 points was held jointly by the Taylor brothers, Corky and Roger. Gene Wood raced into the end zone from the 20-yard line to chalk up the last league touchdown for the champion Knights. The Southeast Knights ambushed the Shaw- nee Mission Indians, 20-13, to close their excel- lent season with ten victories and no defeats. The Dr. D. M. Nigro trophy came to South- east again this year for the fourth time. Skip Snyder was the recipient of the trophy as the Most Valuable High School Football Player in the Kansas City area. Dick Unruh, Skip's teammate, was second in the poll of sports casters, writers, coaches, and officials. Previous winners were Bill Snyder, Skip,s elder brother, in 19463 Corky Taylor, in 19515 and Roger Taylor, in 1954. Cartwright Scampers Snyder Breaks Loose rim .I 117 First Row: Robert Mitchell, Mike Boles, Jim Sheffield, Emil Becker, Jim Blackshire, John Waltner, Mgr., George Parke, Bill Harling, Kenny Coleman, Chuck Sykes, Mike Williamson, Butch Bailey. Second Row: Roger Bunton, Gary Gibson, Gene Griesel, Tom Jones, Alan Hanks, Louis james, John Howes, A Terry Dorman, Joe Hall, Kenny Cheves, Tom Johnson, Mgr. Third Row: Jesse James, Ralph Shields, Richard Barnett, Steve Brown, Garry Smith, Roger Phillips, Ron- nie Skates, Steve White, John Claunch, Roger Ricketts. Fourth Row: Robert Yord, Tom Warner, Tom Stephens, Bob Gay, Fred Scott, Nat Peters, Ronnie Miller, Jim Mulkey, Phil Hamblin, Craig Youart. Champions S B Squad C Squad Knights Opponents Knights Opponents North Kansas City ..., . . 0 0 Drumm Institute . . . . 14 0 Raytown .......... 19 0 Paseo ........... . 3 2 0 Lincoln ..... 0 O Southwest ...,...., . 14 0 Rockhurst . . 41 6 William Chrisman . . . . 18 0 Manual .... 3 2 12 Northeast ....... . 1 3 0 Van Horn . . . 26 6 De La Salle . . . . 14 0 Northeast . . 32 0 4 Raytown .... . 7 0 Southwest . , 6 0 Washington . . 14 14 Central . . . 6 0 Southwest . . . 13 0 East . . . 28 O Argentine . , . 7 6 First Row: Roark Lee Wagner, Don Creel, Larry Williamson, Tom Mains, Dean Sparks, Hector Venegas, Arlen Winningham, Marshall, Brown, Bob Mishmash, Ronnie Etherton, John Becker, Mike Millstein, Reggie Bowen. Second Row: Gary Dennis, Bob Anderson, Melvin Pheifer, Terry Paul, Ronnie Roxburg, Dennis Rothacher, Mac Hooper, Mickey Bartlett, Phil Eberhart, Richie Shopen, Herb Shuey, John Warner. Third Row: Coach Wolf, Dave French, David Derby, Allan Boese, David Brewer, Richard Sjarda, Paul 1 Magill, Roy Paul, Bill Estes, Bob Blaine, Doug Madden, Bill Braun, Paul Shields. fins, 13' 3 Q an X - ef . , Q E Wa: i2 ,7K?S1,: 16 M x I wf 4 4 lg 5 is 4 Y, .. . 5 1 , . if ' Q ,,,. Q 5. Ski Sn der Rick Eichman Keith Coates, Fred Scott, Jay Gasper, Bruce Hildebrand, Steve Brawner, P Y s Y 1 Ronnie Durns, Bob Hill, Darrell Corwin. Basketball quad Displays Spirit The Southeast basketball team proved they Were true Knights by taking victory and de- feat with equal dignity. They won five games and lost fourteen. Four lettermen returned to aid the Knights. They were Keith Coates, Ron Durns, Skip Sny- der, seniors, Larry Sahn, junior. Bob Hill, Ricky Eichman, and Bruce Hildebrand, jun- iors, won berths on the starting line-up for the majority of the season and helped carry the load for the Knights. The Knights fought hard in each game and gave each opponent a good contest. This year, as in the past, several games were lost by small margins. 4 , Team spirit was high as the Knights entered the regional tournament. They faced Paseo. It was a close game with the lead changing hands several times. When at last the seconds had .ticked away, Paseo emerged victorious. Other members of the squad who received varsity letters were Darrell Corwin, Jay Gas- per, seniors, Steve Brawner, junior, Fred Scott, Buddy Abell, sophomores, Jim Blackshire, Mike Boles, and Larry Magill, managers. Ron Durns and Skip Snyder were elected as honorary co-captains at the end of the season. Ron Durns was awarded Honorable Mention rating on the Interscholastic League All-Star Team. Record Knights Opponents Lillis ...... . . 52 38 De La Salle ..... . . 41 36 Ward .......,... . . 52 57 St. Joseph Central . . . . . 75 52 Lincoln ......... . . 58 77 Raytown ..... . . 39 44 Redemptorist . . . . . 43 61 Manual .... . . 34 46 East ...... . . 55 51 Rockhurst .... . . 51 52 Lee's Summit . . . . . 56 64 Van Horn ......... . , 69 77 North Kansas City , . . . . 47 60 Central . . . ,...,.. . . 68 63 Northeast . . . . . . . 44 51 Westport . . , . . 48 72 Southwest . . . . . 62 59 Paseo ..... . , . 47 70 Paseomi . . . . , 51 56 5' ii Regionals 1 19 N744 ..-A--41 'J 14 7 1 190 1 ww it as ab no M ' A Lillis ..... De LaSalle . . , Ward ....... First row: jim Sheffield, Ken Cheves, Tim Hood, Craig Youart, Wayne Wash Steve White Second row: Gary Leger, Ron Miller, jim Snow, Phil Rollins, Steve Brawner B Squad C Squad St. Joseph Central Lincoln .,.. Redemptorist Manual .... East ..,.... Rockhurst . . Lee's Summit Van Horn , . North Kansas Central ,... Northeast .. Westport . . Southwest ., Paseo ...... city K1ZigfJfS O1JZ'7011614fS Knzgbfg 0171101131115 56 34 Westport . . , Rockhurst . . Westport , . . Paseo ..... Southwest . . . East ...... Raytown .... Southwest . . . Rockhurst . . . Paseo ...,.,.,.. William Chrisman Raytown ....,.. East ..,... Firsf Row: Larry Williamson, Mgr., Roy Paul, Pee Wee Estes, Richie Shopen Phil Eberhart Pete Clark Dean Sparks, Steve Schanzer, Mgr. Back Row: Dennis Rothacher, Bob Blaine, Doug Madden, Bill Braun, Paul Magill Vernon Rainsburg Not pictured: Dave French, Mickey Bartlett, Al Boese, Mark Jeter, Paul Schnakenberg Lf ff' 'N N VARSITY A A First Row: Bob James, Ron Durns, Ed Taylor, Dick Herr, Bob Ruif, Skip Snyder, Ronnie Ravenscraft, Charles Carpenter, Butch Kruger, Norman Howes. Second Row: Roger Carroll, Dick Unruh, Ed Leslie, Max Engelhardt, Richard Swartz, Phil Rollins, Ron Miller, Mike Houghton, Gary Coleman. U Knights Sueeeed on Cinder Track The 1957 Knight squad brought many vic- and placed in several other events to come in tories home to Southeast. third in the State Indoor Meet. Skip Snyder Again this year Southeast captured first vaulted 11' 6M to tie for first in the pole place honors at the annual Big Seven Track vault, and the 880-yd. relay team composed Meet. of Chuck Carpenter, Ed Taylor, Bob Ruff, Southeast tracksters won two Hrst places and Dick Herr, took Hrst in their event. VARSITY B First Row: Bill Turpin, jack Wilkerson, John Howes, Phil Hamlin, Tom Stevens, Fred Scott, Bud Abel, Bob Gay, Craig Youart, Richard Barnett, Jim Clouse, Tom Cartwright. Second Row: Jim Sheffield, Kenneth Cheves, Roger Phillips, Don Burton, Richard Bruning, Chuck Fer- guson, Bill Fisher, Jim Tipton, Herb Proudfit, John Lauber, Bill Harling. Ki . TBA 0 - J I S f' gang. X x Q 7 r Q. 'T- east this year. In the first meet with North- east and Van Horn, Southeast was the decisive victor. Two records were set at this meet. Snyder vaulted 12' SM , and Richard Swartz put the shot 50' 5M . Mk, FRESHMAN TEAM First Row: Don Creel, Larry Williamson, Tom Mains, Ronald Etherton, Melvin Pheifer, Ed Harnett. Second Row: John Becker, Charles Laffoon, Hector Venegas, Bob Anderson, Larry Campbell, Charles Kerstann, Dean Sparks, Bob Jergens. Third Row: Pete Clark, Bill Estes, Aubrey Anderson, Dennis Rothacher, Danny Derby, Paul Shields, Herb Shuey, Roy Paul. Fourth Row: Richard Shopen, Allan Boese, Phil Eberhart, Paul McGill, Bill Braun, Bob Blaine, John Cannaday, Hugh Greer. Another first was also added this year. Southeast had a track queen who reigned with her attendants at an invitational meet at South- east against Southwest and Paseo. All in all, Southeast's track squad had a very successful season. Night track meets were started at South- COACHES AND VARSITY B JESS Cnoss, bead coach, LEON FLAPPAN, assistant coach. First Row: Mike Fromson, Ronnie Skates, Joe Harnett, Geary Leger, Nat Peters, Phil Houghton, Gary Gibson, Tim Flint. Second Row: Gary Crane, Herb Copeman, Tom Warner, james Mulkey, Garry Smith, Clayburn Jen- nings, Allen Hanks. ffff f ,ix 1 S K , if FNS v,,- 4 ' iv. f' iffa 2 4 ' Wy: f , W- ,, ' g.-4 , 3 6. , , W 7 V V 7 1 A f 2 y f Z 7 2 X X f 1 , ' Z f 2 X ff f i f f 7 ' ' f' Q ,M f ' ff 4 fm, A ,ff ' g,,,, ' Z, -W CQ 6 ff? ff!! f f , ff , ff X f 2 im g' ' 1 4 f , 4' yr-,j , , f f 7 ' f , 1 an , gags i ,i idx ,WW if z f f - ,ZW '- 'X , 1 ,' . , ' ff ,. 1 , ff If . , , , . , f -5 f ff fwffsfwf 4 1 A ,A ,., f 7 ' ' 'A ' -'A' t ff ff MW2925, 'M 4 'i' W W 394 Z K V A X C W if f . , f f f Zfm fffwyf f .. my 4 fs ,S 4,4 0 ,m f f ' fwff f f ffm f,,f ffQ-sffs-ff ,frvvf f kf X '41-ff'-1 ,y if , ,,,, zzgej :W QM , , if iw ha ve 1 ,f Q , i fs f F 7 3. f f ' of ff ' f fe f I 1 ff fff, ., f , -I f WQXZ, I Big Seven Champs Returning Lettermen ' rack Snap just One More, Ravenscraft! lump Far, Herr Heave Ho, Swartz Carpenter to Kruger Snyder Up and Over Track Queen Candidates Ruff to Herr for Victory Get Over, Durns Rollins Clears Again Carpenter Hands to Snyder Fly High, Ruff QQ we 'U Q 4 -y-'uv-v-qi fear' . A ,. ,V ,- .,, ff 5, ., Z ,W,,,,,j 1 ,, ff ff I Q me A Q ' 7 W, f f 'X 17+-.Z 4,,!'5, E '- '5n-a f Kruger Ruff WS ? fit ff X Golf Team Mr. Becklean, Ronnie Nolen, George Pierce, Steve Brawner, Charles Hodge, Darrel Corwin. X f, X 'kt . The golf team, under the guidance of Mr. Mr. Maupin again coached Southeast s tCnr11S Becklean, represented Southeast in excellent team through a fine season. The team competed form. The team is picked in the spring and in spring and fall tournaments with other participates in matches with teams from other schools on public courts. schools. Tenms Team Fzrst row: Michael Frost, Gary DeWar, Larry Roelofsz. Second row: Tom Payne, David Jones, Mark Jeter, Mr. Maupin. lil Sandy Kozak, Colleen Howell, Beverly Miller, Mary Peters, Barbara Albers, Shirley Ames. Girls' Sports Managers Frances Hanna . . . . . Laura Lee Groves . . Colleen Howell .,... Beverly Miller . Susie Hanna ..... Sharon Welch ,... Nancy Coombe . . Mary Peters . . . Barbara Albers . . . Sandy Kozak ..... ,...Hockey ......,Soccer ...........Volley Ball ....,...........Basketball . . . ,Eighth Grade Basketball . . . .Eighth Grade Basketball ..........,..,.B0Wl1ng ........,...Badminton . . ,Aerial Darts . . . . .Soft Ball Girls' Physical Education Department Through participation in the various sports offered by the girls' physical education depart- ment, girls may develop sportsmanship, health, and grace. Team sports, such as soccer, hockey, basket- ball, volley ball, soft ball, and aerial darts are offered. These encourage teamwork and good 126 sportsmanship. ' Girls also have an opportunity to show their skills in individual sports such as bowling, swimming, and table tennis. Girls who participate in various individual and team sports are eligible to win shields and letters. .A .mx - 4-:gif ' PJ' v7 D5 L-YETCNQIQSQ, - r-233:21-21 ,, yep-1. -Aff .1 ,wg ,keg .- 7 ,, , .., , Y ,T -. , ,. ' . 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At every sportsday, in Girls' Sportsdays. These contests which were each team competes with two other schools. originated in 1937 are designed to build athletic This year Southeast competed in basketball, skill and sportsmanship in the girls enrolled hockey, and individual sportsdays. Basketball Team First row: Mary Kay Carter, Ellen Van Liew, Laura Lee Groves, Sandy Kozak, Gloria Corder, Shirley Ames. L Second row: Colleen Howell, Frances Hanna, Sharon Welch, Beverly Miller, Helen Neptune, Mary Peters. 127 Y. Y ,. .. -,- 4. V ,- - ,. -1:..: -.L q,,-.,.,..:, +,- az.. K., , T. ,. .ea-ff A' 1,-eqwamaf L11 vga. iff-f51f2i'LH4fr . f7,':7!'1Y:fv?': 'E'f were . 1' Yi 'J-'sf-4 -: f12Eg'i our-as-as-2a.'. r1 nn.. F0053 pf' an mga no Z fa53flw Q 525445553 Q fi W5 9 hvaff Physical Education Classes Girls , 128 a ' J 'N' 'fv-'mv' . We . . . . wmv . P saw- 'fl' -fj' -nf' - Grip:-Q:-2.IRf-:ai-'-3531 ieif-Sidi-'fa Hffwfa'-vffwvwa tri nfs,-5 . .-. f -T ,,,. ,--.,-.V . .. ...-. 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The boy who accumulates the largest num- ber of points is awarded a large chenille shield. The second highest scoring boy is given a smaller chenille shield. 129 Jig.-E '!i'K'r:11-L'.v-.,,w:f5 Q-.va,.,,a,,- 2 . 3, .. fn., ,. U., - W ,Q . .-r if.. -vt' ' -' V u,.,...,... Boys' Gym Champs Swimming Football Eighth Grade Basketball Eighth Grade Football Lightweight Basketball Heavyweight Basketball 131 x 132 4 W ft , f V thoughtful generosity of those who champion the youth of today and tomor- row. Knights and Ladies of the Castle have again had their lives enriched through the Miss CLARIBEL WOODWARD THIS ORGAN PRESENTED BY MARGUERITE WOODWARD IN TRIBUTE TO and IN MEMORY OF HER SISTER CLARIBEL WOODWARD CHARTER MEMBER OF SOUTHEAST STAFF 193 8 A 1 9 5 3 DEVOTED CO-WORKER BELOVED TEACHER FRIEND OF YOUTH LOVER OF MUSIC March 29, 1957 ' an. Y, . A...,.,.14,,f,-,.7,Q-.away ,-.1-W.-, ,.. -4 ,Qfawq-Q ,-T, . ...- .r.. ,. .,, ,Y , a , ., . V ., - , , W I , u i . ' - -ei:-I Farewell 'cDear old Southeast how we love thee! We will e'er be true To our colors high above thee, Scarlet and royal blue. These words will ever be remembered by us, the members of the class of 1957. Southeast has become a very important part of our lives. It is very hard to bid farewell to the school we have learned to love and respect during the last five years. We also find it hard to say good-bye to a very dear friend, Francois Lorin, who is soon returning to his home in France. We wish him God's blessings as he continues along the road of life. Our deepest gratitude goes to our wonderful administrative staff, conselors, and teachers who have done much to make our years in the Castle profitable and enjoyable. The high ideals and traditions, our classmates and friends, even the crowded halls-these will remain in our memories of Southeast. Many of us will follow roads that will take us far away from these phases of school life, but nothing will be able to take them from our memories. Graduation is the stepping stone that will take us from our beloved Castle, but nothing can ever take Southeast from us. Our fondest hope is that the banner of scarlet and blue will ever symbolize the high ideals and traditions of Southeast. Three Teachers Bid Farewell CLAUDE N HARMAN A ANNA B. Sriousis HESTER TOWLES Manager of Athletics 'COp1fi0mzlRetz1'ementj Teacher of Biology Teachef 0 Drafting Lzlerary Advzser, Crazader Teacher 0 LZ e Science 1938 1957 Teacher of Englzs 1938 1957 1938-1957 .!dlfLf0glf'0QLl0 if 134 QA' ll I 'W' 'W'X s 'f ,- W m . . ,E ,H -. U .-W, 1 U. iw . a 4 Tw 9 ' 1'P'-9' rwmwbwwmmmevh yyq,-,mm my yf wr V ,NP W.. , , F fl ,VL 1'-fsf.-.,.q:f,,. .xx ,L-.-.,. 5. ,,-11, ,.,, . .- . . .. . ' - ,Mu . , , f. 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