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

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EPICTETUS r P W 1 i 1 1 V i HARRY R MCMILLAN, Pmzcipal DEAR SENIORS: Brief have been the days since first we met in The Great Hall. Deep is your gratitude for memories of life in the Castle, a record of your yesterdays. It is not just thoughts of the past that you cherish. You are eager, ready, and prepared to travel the highway that leads from your yesterdays to to- morrow's dwelling place of your ambitions and desires. So let Today embrace Yesterday with pleasant memories and Tomorrow with keen anticipation. Life goes not backward nor tarries with yesterdayf, Your daily life will be your new Castle. When you enter therein, take with you the Southeast motto, A brave South- east Knight loveth chivalry, truth, honor, freedom, and fair courtesy , the Southeast spirit, and your feeling of pride, faith, and confidence in your new Castle. Then, as now, you will be glad for the memories of this day, your Day of Com- mencement. Sincerely yours, HARRY R. MCMILLAN, Principal xv' K 'E life here in the Southeast Castle is designed to provide sound physical growth and mental development that will furnish you, our students, the best tools of thought available for constructive thinking. It is designed to teach morality that will insure habits of praiseworthy living among all races and creeds of men and provide experiences that will increase your Trust in God and encourage obedience to His law as it is taught in the church of your choice. Time passes so rapidly that We hope each of you will grasp every opportunity to participate in the many activities of our free society. After graduation you should be found at Work in civic organizations which are seeking to safeguard our free democratic Way of life. May We find you actively interested in political parties, commercial associations, and labor unions, as well as doing volunteer work in scientiic, philanthropic, church, and welfare groups. Your unselfish, even sacrificial service, should exceed the record of our hon- ored ancestors Who nutured the institutions of our free so- ciety. We are fortunate to have such a heritage, and we are obligated to preserve and improve it for our children's chil- dren. In, such endeavors, our best Wishes attend each of you. Sincerely, GEORGE R. POWELL, Vice-Principal GEORGE R. POWELL Vzce Prmczpal f --1--.A Those Who Lead ur Conquest of Knowled e I I, 555215.15 , I '7- 'WAIQ ,- .f ' A x Q If I I K I, f ' Q I ge S' I . Vik F V. I I R ff- l j, I .D 3 2 JI! Silfff I S 9 I 1rwsxf'I I' ' L, , - S r I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 'M 'V ' ff, I LMJN S wt I . ' ' I I ik I II . f 7 , W K Ne . of II I Y D 5' .5 I' MARTHA ABBOTT I I Ar! 5 , BERNARD BARISAS 'I V7o0d I 4...-A I N-'14 L . 2:6 Apggw A .Q sf , - , QM. .- .,., V, I Ay I gfajfipig. 5 , Q 91 15? BERLE ADAMS Mnlbemuficx-P.E. ' ,. ,.- A fi 19 ' I ' I If , ws .Q A I Wx? , , Af-.I X' , ISIII I R J -I 43 Q .I 1 ' 1 ,934 1 rr - -,fxd . 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Scicrzrv MARY RIGGS Cmunzml Lmruiugy XVANDA HAMMOND Fooelx IVIARVIN LANGFORD Fumilj' Living TIIFO MARCH Cummou Lmzruiugx HORTENSE MILLER Cozlmflur CECIL PATTERSON Ciz'irvfl'fJJxirul EI1. CECILIA ROBERTS SP1'r'L'l1-Erzgfixfw rv NA, ,V ' ,ggif i .'Nix bf- f...A f ff EvERETT E. HANAN EvEI.vN HILI. HELEN HOWELL XYXILBUR HYDE Eug1isbfDr. Eel. Sffrufary Cloflviug Cgwfm-rpg JOHN LAURY DON LIVASY ORLYN LOCRARD W,XI.'FER LOHMANN Sfivrzcc lr1If11IfriI1l Arlx Druffiug R.O.T.C. BEN NIARKLIFY LYLE E. MARTIN LAWRENCE MAUPIN MAIKIAN VESTAL MAZ MMIII' Sri1'l11'1' SCiUIIf1'fDr. Eff. C0111 1111111 Lcarllingi RITA Jo MlTCHEI.l. JANYT MORIIIS LOUISE MOSNIAN NLNUDE NIUELLIER S1'm'n'l1 Pbyxical ELIIILUIUIJII Co nz n1vrn' Couuxvlor AN NE PENEI1 ELIZABETH PUSH JOHN REID LEONARD RICE Clofl1ir1gfG.I1.S. Surizzl Sviwzre Mufln'111II!lI'x SCiL llt'F RUTH ROBINSON NIARY ROLL DON SCOTT CATHrR1NE SMITH Rpgiyl,-,fr English R.O,T.C. Erlglhb 11 LM' 'iff w , 1 1 Vg Q a, f 'tv 'X'v-. ,M S . was , 'Mx me as , , if L f v V ' Q f , M ,ie :Mn , ? L L E. A. SMITH BETTY TAYLOR DONALD N. TIRA HERBERTA TOWNER HAZEL TURNBOXX' MINOLA WALL Sgr-ml Spigupg Ay-f Commerce Slmzfisfi-Errglzxb Commerce Secrciary WILLA XVILLIAMS IRLIA WILSON JOSEPH WOLF Social Scicnfc English Zvlrzibemrziics-P.E. SALLI12 DEATHEliAGE Brunch Librarian ibrarians Your library protects one of your most precious freedoms, the Freedom to Know. Its FRANCES HELFF Children 'x Librarian f 12 goal is to provide everyone with access to all the recorded knowledge of mankind. First Row. Dianne Walker, Clazldrrns Asszslanf, Esther Wester mann, Adult Assisfantg Regina Tierney, Claildrmfx Assixlmzf. Second Row: Bonnie Evans, Library Clcrkg Anne Cramer, Adult Axuxlnnf, Nancy Soth, Cbzldren 5 Axszslunl. 'X ? if 'mr ft ,, 87' i V I r l l Q 1 1 5 1 . i i s 1 I - ANNIKI SALO Provoo, Finland l 1957-1958 L r l r 1 Z l American Field Service Promotes Friendship GORIG BRUNNER Hamburg, Germany The purpose of the American Field Service 19574958 is to promote friendship and understanding Y among the youth of the World by sponsoring an exchange-student program. The students of all the countries involved in the exchange 4 program gain greater understanding of the l life and customs of other countries. 1 gy: Southeast has articipated in the exchange- , p . student program for the past three years. ' 1 Anders Fdstrom of Gothenburg Sweden the first exchange student was graduated rn 1956 - Franeors Loren of Amrens France was grad 5 uated rn 1957 Annrkr Salo of Proxoo Fm f ' land is the present exchange student She will be graduated with the elass of 1958 At the beginning of the second semester mother ek change student Gorrg Brunner of Hamburg Germany moved from lndrlnapolrs lndrrnr to Kansas Crty and enrolled at Southerst He will also be graduated with the elrss of 1958 13 Knights Attain We, the seniors of nineteen hundred and fifty-eight, have Com- pleted five years of diligent service to the Castle. We have grown to love the ideals and traditions of Southeast. We have tried to uphold the standards and have Worked hard to promote the many and varied activities of the Castle. Although we have reached our goals as Knights, We shall always have many treasured memories to take with us into our future lives. OFFICERS SANDY MAPLE Gifforian . FRANCES DEVENPORT Sfcrvfury GAYLE MOORE 'I-lI'!'tlX1lYf'Y JUDY KAY MY'ERS View-Prr'si1lw11' Bois HILL Sz'rg1'n111'-at-Ar1115 CHUCK CARPENTER Pl'l'SjlIl71f J. ALLEN Publicis! 14 I-ful Kun: Judy H.illey, li.irh.ir.1 Iiiyless. Chuels C.1rpcnter, -luily Kip' -.V Myers, Bonnie llalier, klaeli XY'ill4erson. Sirurlil Ruiz: Gerry De- xxpxr, Bill Fisher, llnt Trotter, l-li-ri Ixerr. lfvzif Kula: Ed Taylor, Tom Cartwright, Fran- ces Devenport, Bnrlmri hriekson, Gail Bradford. Sandy Maple, l 111n'ffv Rmr: Bob Hill, l,.irry Xvillxinson, Bill johnson, Karen McKin- nCYi .l- Allen. Nui Pirlurrll: Gayle Moore, Scott Stine. Senior Business Committee The senior business committee is composed of twenty-three seniors elected by the senior class. The class sponsor, Mr. George R. Powell, directs this Committee in planning for the CIIIIIlIlL'lll'L'77Il'IIf1 CHULK CAliPl,N'I'l,R,CTl7tlfl'HI1llI Tom CAIQTWRIGI-IT Bmaisnim BAYLFSS CifllllHIl'Ht'L'771l'IIf Afzfzrzlzfzwlfzurzltz FRANQES Dr,vIfNPo1aT, Clnlirnzizrz BILL Flsili-.lt Bix1us,x1a,x Em: MQN flt.tr'11rf1l,j': Klum' KM MH-las, Cifltlffllltlll Prom KEN: SCOTT ST1Nr Gif! Cf!IllIIIfffL't'Z SANDY MAPLIL, Clnzirrmln Lmuu XVILKENSON BONNHL ISAM-.la senior assembly, the elnss gift, the commence ment exercises, and various other class nc tivities. Girlx' Drvxx: PM RICIA TROTTER, Clmirumzz Grin. BIKAIJI-'ORD KAIKEN MIJKINNEY Hoyt' Drzztxz B05 HIL1, CTZUIIVIIILZII En TAX LOR BILL joi1NsoN Plzfvlififry' milf lL'1l'l'll'-YZ Ll. ALLLN, Cl7rlfY'IlIzI7I CiLRRY TDI-XVAR Juan' HAI rm' Smsialx aml Tr'w1,x111'y: Gm LE lVlOOliL, Cfmirwrul PATRICIA TROTTER jfxux W'lLk11lcsoN 15 Class of 1958 ADAMS, pA'1'fKniglnlitesg girls' glee clulag treasurer and sergeant-at-arins, ,Ioustervg Pep Clubg Yfleensg eolleetorg baseball, hockey, and individual sportsdays, ADKINS, ZliLA!Zcla left Southeast her senior year. AL1mUi4.1a, NICIL-Round 'rableg freshman fiiivrbill. Neil plans to attend junior College. ALLITN, lfliutag honor roll: Round Tablcg Knightlitcsg lli-Y: choir broadcastg orchestrag bandg a cappella choir cafeteria assistnntg giftorian, iunior class: publicist, senior classg baskctballg traekg football: honorable mention, All- City football team. Al.l.llY, Sl-llRLlfYflietag honor rollg Round Tableg Knightlitesg vicefpresident, Draconesg Pep Clubg Science Clulng l7.N.A.g lnandg city and state music Contests: Music Festivalg All-City Music Fcstivalg City Band Fcstivzilg nursc's assistantg various homeroom offices: various assem- blicsg Red Crossg Missouri Girls' Slate. AMOS, DAVlDfRound Triblcg Knightlitcsz boys' choirg .1 cappella choirg orliec assistant. David will attend Kansas City University. ANSLIQY, SHERRY-l-lonor rollg Round Tablcg Knight- litcsg seerttary, Draconesg Pop Clubg girls' glen: clubg Music Festival: Y-Tccnsg various :isscmbliesg lnductiung various honicrooin ofliccs. Sherry plans to attend Missouri Valley College. ANTHONY, ,IUDITH--Iudith came to Southeast hcr senior year from Louisburg High School. Judy will work after graduzition. ARBISI, 1-QUGENE4Round Tableg Inductiong Teen-Town eominittceg honorable mention, National Industrial Artsg various homeroom uliiccs. Gene will attend Kansas State college, ATKINS, CAROI.fKnightlitcsg Y-Tccnsq Rcd Crossg Pep Club: Music Festivalg girls' glee clubg collcctorg various assemblies. AUDISS, llMfVarious homeroom ofliccs. -lim will attend .lunior College. liAll.lfY, l.YNDA7A.A.U.XX'.: Betag honor rullg Round Tableg joustersg F.T,A,g Draconcsg girls' glee club: Freshman athletic axvardg Music Festivalq All-City Glee Club Fcstivalg honicrooni orlices. BAKER, BONNIli-Vice-president, Betag honor rollg Round Talslcg Kniglitlitesg president, Y-Teens: eovmcnibership chairman, Penthouseg Pep Clubg Spring and Penthouse playsg lnduetiong senior business committee' City Hall Dayg var- ious asseinlnlies: various homeroom otlices. BAKER, SUZY+l-lonor rollg Quill and Scrollg Round Tableg Towcrg linightlitesg treasurer, l.cs Chcvaliers: Y- Teensg Intluetiong girls' glee clubg a cappella choir: orlice HUWSKTIINZ l:fli4fX.: tlioir radio broadeaxtg All-Citv Choir Festival. ' l52Xl,l.ARU. NlARY+Pep Club, Mary will work after grad- nation. IS.-XRNIQS, GI'OliCSlQ-Round Taluleq liomrximm ,,g-ict, George will attend klonior College. 1s,xiz1uiT'r, ai1ai,1:,x-'imvefg itiiagiiriarcv m..kf,..,i nimmir. tee. hlelba will work after gi'.itlii.iiion, lsass, Nixaltiv-itoiiiiti 'iiii-105 liiim .-011, lxniglnliiesg lliaeones: lep Lluh: limi CHN: various ivenihlicx. vi Cl BAY Beta lites Red ehoi l-est duci lilzf wor l5l:.1' l5lK Pep All- BEC foot lilii doc ret: den lf-lil hon Pep Kni oth: ISL. hall BL, Kn hor BL Mis BO Cl. BO Hc BC pla BC ML bca BR SHG Te pel an. du bli BF Mi nn ISI- roi lil Ki ca ein .lu ini rer .ind mllector: r. ll. Neil glitlites: x choirg , senior in, All- Tableg Science g Music Festivalg s assem- ' ehoirg l Kansas Knight- Jg Music various i Valley er senior rk after en-Town :il Artsg sms State rossg Pep , various ll attend 5 Round Freshman Festivalg lg Round :mbership use pl:1ySS Dayg var- g Round iliersg Y- oirg otlice ty Choir fter grad- n otfices J commit- nightlites Class of 1958 BAYLFSS, BARBARA--lournnlisl .ind recording secreturv, Beug honor roll: recording secretary, Round Tnbleg Rnighi- lites3 treasurer and president, Red Crossg secretary, All.Ciry Red Cross: executive committee, Science Club: girls' octetg choir radio broadeistg .i cappella clioirq All-City Choir Festivnlg Music liestiixilg city .ind stite vocal contestg ln- ductiong senior business committee. l'3llACH, Rlildlifljep Clubg homeroom oiliices. Rita will work next ye.ir. HF,-Xl,, TOM-Toni will attend ,Iunior College next fill. BFCRER, BETTY-Honor rollg Knightlitesg Red Cross: Pep Club: girls' glee clubg Music Festival: iarious nssembliesg All-City Glce Club Festival. BECKER, .lACKfRound Tnbleg Red Crossg trick: class football chqnipions. BENSON, RONALD-Bela: honor rollg Kniglitlites: ln- duetiong choir radio broadcnstg A cappella cboirg boys' oc ret: Music Festivalg city rind stmte music contestsg presi- dent, bmndg v.irious Assemblies. BFRTRAM, ROBI-QRTA-Sebolnrsliip committee, l5et.ig honor rollg Round Tnbleg N.A.H.S.g Dorimnsg Science Club: Pep Clubg freshman sports awardg honomble mention, Knightlites poster contestg Scholastic .irt awrirdsg hometown otlieesg various assemblies, BLACKSHIRE, -llMfRounCl Tableg football and bmslaet- b.1ll letters. ,lim plans to attend college. BLACKXVOOD, ,UM-Beta: honor tollg Round Tableg Knightlites: vice-president, Penthouseg lnductiong assemblicsg homeroom ofliccsg sergeant, R.O.T.C. BLISS, ,IAMES-Beta: honor rollg Round Tiibleg stage crew Missouri Boys' Stnteg United Nations T.V. progrmm. BORGERS, CAROL-Betsy honor rollg president, Debate Club: orchestrag Music Festival. BOWER, RONALD-Ronnie's favorite subject is science. He will ioin the Naval Reserves .ifter graduation. BOXX, BILLY7Hnll guardg trackg sergeant, R.O.T.C. Bill plans to attend Junior College. BOXX, KAREN-Knightlitesg Red Crossg Y-Teensg bandg Music Festivalg various assemblies. Karen is training to be n beauticizin. BRADFORD, GAIL-Round Tnbleg freshman editor, Cru- saderg Towerg Knightlitesg sergeant-:it-arms, Pep Clubg Y- Teensg Red Crossg Music Festivnlg girls' glCC Club: H CHP' pella choirg All-City Music Festival: choir broadcnstg first .ind second team cheerleader: senior business com-mitteeg In- ductiong Teen-Town committee chairmnni Vim-'US awlm' bliesg various homeroom ofiices. BRAUNER, IUDY-Red Crossg Pep Club: girls' xlw Club: Music Festivilg All-City Choir Festivalg collectorg intrii- muml Sports: various homeroom otlicesg v.irious assemblies. BRAUNL, PAUL-Honor rollg Round Tableg Paul will ut- tend junior College next fall- BRAWNER, STEVE-Beta: hw-ft H1112 lwuful Talib: itnzgmlafcsq president, Hi-Y: spring plogflwlf t7d ibfff1d' cixstg ii cnppelli ehoirg boys' odd? -All'f-'YY Qhmf H'-HIV-'14 city and state music contests! Vi '5lU' lfnkctballi S-ilfi In' ductiong cafeteria assistant: prvfidsnf- S1fCH'TUW'12 NLIIUII-'l medalist, state golf tourn.iment. Class of 1958 RRISCOIQ, .lANll?S7Kniglitlitesg Crossed Riflesg iivrst licuf tenant, R.O.T.C,g drill team: v1rious assemblies. -lim plans to attend college. BROOKS, ANNll7llonot roll: Round Table: Vice-president, l.es Chevaliers: Pep Clubg Y-'lleensq C.O.F.g lnductiong girls' glee clubg Music licstivalg various homeroom ofhccs. BROWN, PAT-Round Table, spring play: Induction: Knightlitesg football queen attendant, basketball queeng as! seniblies. Pat plans to go to college. BROW'NFlliLD, CAROLE-lietag honor roll: Circulation manager, Tower, Knightlitesq treasurer, Centinelasg Y-Teensg Pep Club, lntluction: collector: pageg freshman intramural award, homeroom oflficcsg various assemblies. ISRUNING RlCHARD715etaq honor roll: Round Tableg Knightlitesg bandg clarinet quartet, AllfCity Bandg Red Crossg Hi-YQ second team football and track lettersg Na- tional Merit semi-Finalist. BULLARD, DlANEfC.O.E. Diane is going to work after graduation. CAREY, NANCYfBetaq honor rollg Quill and Scrollg Round Tableg sports editor, Tower, linightlitcsg secretary, Centlnelasg Pep Clubg Y-Teensg lnductiong Penthouse and spring plays, pageg various assemblies. CARNFY, DONNAfRound Table, Knightlites: sergeant- at-arms and recording secretary, Red Crossg Penthouscg Y- Teensg Pep Clubg P.T.A.g girls' glee clubg lnductiong Pente house and spring playsg various assemblies, CARPENTER, CHARLFS-Sergeant-at-arn1s, Beta, honor rollg co-assistant editor, Crusader, treasurer, Round Tableg Knightlitesq Induction, president, senior classy varsity foot- ball letterq varsity track letter, All-City football team, 3rd All-District team, footballg State Indoor and Outdoor cham- pionship S80 yd. relay team: 1956 Big Seven Champions, trackq senior business committee. CARR, PHIL-Betaq honor rollg lnductiong cafeteria as sistant. Phil plans to atrend junior College. CARROLL, BARBARA-Round Table: honor rollg Knight- lites, Draconesg lnductiong pageg oflice assistantg Teen-Town committee. CARROLL, CONNIE-Knightlites: girls' glee Clubg a cappella choir, Music Festival. Connie graduated in January and is attending Missouri Valley College. CARTXVRIGHT, TOM-Treasurer, Betag president, Round Table, honor roll, athletics and activities editor, Crusader: All-City Student Councilg president, junior classy senior business conimittecg Hi-Yg State I-li-Y Conventiong varsity football and track lettersg first team All-City footballg 2nd All-District team, football. CASSELMAN, jIMfRuund Tableg cafeteria assistant, Jim plans to join the Air Force after graduation. CATON, ,UM-Honor roll: Knightlitesg Crossed Rifles, Sci- ence Club, Lancers: Red Crossg Inductiong orchestrag bandg AllACity Music Festival, lieutenant colonel. R.O.T.C.g Boys' State. CHOWINS, MARY-Honor roll: Round Table: Draeonesg Y-Teensg girls' glee club: Music Festival: homeroom offices. Mary will attend William NVoods College. CLARFNSAU, Tlillfkound Tablcg cafeteria assistant. Ted plans to attend XY'ashburn University. CLARK, NVADE-Knightlites: vice-president, band: a cape pclla Choirg sergeant, R,O,T.C,g Boys' State. Xvadc plans to attend junior College. C Cl let tr: Cf SIU Cl sic Cf lit Sli C0 C4 M va Ct te C4 Pt pt av Ci Ci in N T dz C tr C A C n. tr D C at D st E gi h E H ll rr P s. t. P N 1: S P I. L li b C C L Ll e Class of 1958 CLOUSE, JIM-Knightlites, boys' chorus, varsity football letter, track, cafeteria assistant. jim plans to attend Cen- tral Missouri State College, COE, ,IUDITH-Red Cross, Y-Teens, Pep Club, projection Staff, C.O.l'l., various homeroom olhces. COLAXV, RlCl'lARD-Round Table, band, orchestra, Mu- sic Festival, R,O,T.C. COLEMAN, GARY-Honor roll, Round Table, Knight- lites, state representative, l-li-Y, Science Club, Red Cross, stage crew, varsity track letter, Induction, Teen-Town committee, freshman football, city woodworking award. COLLINS, JAY-Vice-president, Red Cross, Knightlites, Music Festival, house manager, Penthouse, Penthouse plays, various assemblies. COOL, DORlS4Les Chevaliers, C.O,E. Doris will work af- ter graduation. COOMBE, NANCY ANN-Beta, honor roll, Round Table, Pep Club, president, jousters, secretary, Red Cross, a cap- pella choir, Music Festival, projection staff, girls! athletic awards, Science Fair, Induction, Looking Ahead program, city and state music contests, CORDER, GLORIA-Keeper of the archives and correspond- ing secretary, Beta, honor roll, A.A.U,W., Round Table, N.A.H.S., Knightlites, president and treasurer, Dorians, Y- Teens, hockey, basketball, volleyball, and softball sports- days, Scholastic art award keys and merits. COXE, RONALD-R,O.T.C. Ronald plans to attend Cen- tral Missouri State College. CROTTY, JANE-Y-Teens, girls' glee club, Music Fcstvial, All-City Music Festival. CRUMM, JIM-Varsity football and track letters, honorable mention, All-City football team, honorable mention, dis- trict football team. DALRYMPLE, JANICE-Round Table, honor roll, Pep Club, collector, various homeroom oflices. Janice plans to attend Central Missouri State College. DANFORTH, DANNY-Sergeant, R,O.T,C., R,O.T.C. as- sembly. Dan plans to attend Kansas University. DAVUSON, JUDYfKnightlites, Red Cross, Induction, girls' glee club, a cappella choir, various assemblies, various homeroom ohices. Judy will work after graduation. DE GAN, KATHRYN7C.O.E. Kathryn will work after graduation. DEVENPORT, FRANCES-Vice-president, Beta: honor roll, co-valedictorian, Quill and Scroll, A.A.U.W'., vice- prcsident and secretary, Round Table, literary editor, Cru- sader, editor-in-chief, Tower, secretary, Penthouse, secrc- tary-treasurer, Y-Teens, historian, jousters, Induction, Penthouse and spring plays, girls' octet, a cappella choir, Music Festival, city and state music contests, All-City Choir Festival, secretary, senior class, Kansas City University Speech Tournament, American Legion Oratorical Contest, public school chairman, United Funds campaign, City Hall Day: senior business committee, choir radio broadcast. DEWAR, GERRY-Beta, honor roll, Round Table, Knight- llfCS: orchestra, Science Club, Les Chevaliers, president, band, orchestra, clarinet quartet, varsity tennis letter, All- City tennis champion, Boys' State, All-City band, All-City Orchestra, state music contest, Music Festival. DICKINSON, KATHY-Knightlites, Y-Teens, Red Cross, 3 Cappella choir, fylusic Festival, All-City Choir Festival, collector. ap...- bw g Q!-W , In aura.:- Yin' 4 I ,i y, i i i , i l i l l l i i I i i i l E I il gf... P l ill l l 1 i l l i i fl li i ,l i .,.. ., ,W ..a..s... ,, i, ..- , M.. ., ,- ', s 2 uw.. Q fi ff? f 1- 1 3 x 7 , '75 . W , ff ,W ,, '51 K f-N Class of 1958 DI GIOVANNI, MARIANNI2+Pep club. immune will at- tend business college. DOUGLAS, CHARLES-R.O.T,C., photography staff, Cru- sader. Charles plans to join the service after graduation. DRANF, CAROLINE-Beta, honor roll, Round Table, A.A.U.W., vice-president, Y-Teens, consul and seriba, Dra- cones, president, F.T.A., Science Club, Pep Club, Induc- tion, girls' glee club, Music Festival, All-City Music Fes- tival, National Merit semi-finalist. DRFSSFIHAUS, CAROL-C.O.l2., homeroom offices. Carol will worlt after graduation. DUBINER, ,lOgjo left Southeast her senior year. DUNCAN, Sl'llilLA-Round Table, honor roll, Dracones, Pep Club, F.N.A., Red Cross. DUNWOODY, KAY-Round Table, Red Cross, Knight- lites, Dorians, Pep Club, Y-Teens, a cappella choir, choir broadcasts, Music Festival, All-City Music Festival, various assemblies. EATON, FRANK-Beta, honor roll, Round Table, Red Cross, Spanish assembly. Frank plans to attend Kansas City University. FDELNIAN, KIUDY-Honor roll, Round Table, F.N.A., Pep Club, nurse's assistant. judy plans to attend Kansas University. EDWARDS, KENNETH-Honor roll, freshman football letter. Kenneth plans to attend junior College. EDWARDS, WANDA-Round Table, Knightlites, Centi- nelas, spring and Penthouse plays, various homeroom othces. IIICI-IMAN, RICKY-Round Table, Induction, varsity football and basketball letters, cafeteria assistant. ERICKSON, BARBARA-Recording secretary, Beta, honor roll, Quill and Scroll, Round Table, junior editor, Crusader, column editor, Tower, Knightlites, Pep Club, Induction, Penthouse and spring plays, R.O.T.C. queen, senior business committee, first and second team cheerleader. IZUBANK, AI.LENEfHonor roll, Round Table, Knight- lites, Red Cross: a cappella choir, choir broadcast. Allene plans to attend Central Missouri State College. EVANS, DAVE-Honor roll, Round Table, Knightlites or- chestra, city and state music contests, All-City Band. Dave plans tu attend junior College. FAULKNFR, CHARLES-Charles left Southeast his senior year. FERGUSON, CHUCK-Round Table, honor roll, editor- inechicf, Crusader, Knightlites, assistant president, Teen- Tuwn, treasurer, Science Club, Hi-Y, Induction, spring play, a cappella choir, Music Festival, football, track, and basketball letters, cafeteria assistant, city and state music contest, choir broadcast. FERREE, JACKIE-Knightlites, treasurer, Penthouse, F. T.A., spring and Penthouse plays, Induction, city and state music contests, choir broadcast, Music Festival, All- City Choir Festival, girls' octet, a cappella choir, Kansa: City University Speech Tournament. Class of 1958 l-ISER, SANDlf4l5eta: honor roll: Round Tableg lleta convention: Pep Clubg Y-Tecnsg otliee assistant: various homeroom orllces. Sande plans to work after graduuion. FISHER, l3lLLfHonor rollg president, lietag treasurer, Doriansg varsity foutballg traekg senior business committee, lilSl'lllR. -lUDY7Knigl1rlitesq Dorians: sloustersg various hoinerooin ollleese various assemblies. -ludy plans Lo gn to college, PLINNER, JULIA-C.O.li. julia will work after gradua- tion. FLANAGAN, Sl-lliRRY7Girls' glee clubg girls' clioirg Mu- sic Fesrivalq music assemblies. FLORA, JACK-Round Tnbleg Red Crossg freshman foot- ball. ,lack will attend junior College. HEAGY, MYRA fFolandlfC.O.li. Myra plans to attend ,lunior College. , FRICK, BARl5ARA7Round Tablcg ,loustersg softball and hockey sportsdaysg various assemblies. Barbara will attend junior College next year, FRY, JUDY-Pep Clubg various homeroom oflices, Lludy will work after graduation. GARRETT, TOMfCaptain, R.O.T,C.g color guardg sound crewg stage crewg Induction. Tom plans to attend Kansas City University. GAY, BOB-Betcig honor rollg Round Tnblcg Knightlitesg lnduetiong a cappella choirg Music Festivalg footballg track, GOLITKO, JUDY-Beta: honor rollq Round Tableg Y- Teensg treasurer, Centinelasg girls' glee elubg Music Festivalg All-City Music Festivalg D.A.R. good citizen awartlg various homeroom ollaees. GOSS, GLORIA-Gloria left Southeast her senior year. GRAHAM, ROBYNN-Betzlg honor rollg Towerg Round Table: vice-president, Doriansg Les Chevaliersg secretary, F.'l'.A.g hall guarclg scenery Crewg l:.T.A. All-City Con- elavc. CRATE, klOYClf4Pep Clubg Y-Teensg various lioincroom ofhccs. -loyce will attend Central Missouri State College. LQRAVIQS, PATfPcp Cliibg Yffeensg Red cms, Pat will attend business college. GUNTER, Gl.ENDA7Knightlitesg Y-Teensg Penthouse -md spring plavsg Red Crossg Pep Club. Glenda will atrend junior College. GUY. HrXRRY7Sergeant, R.O.T.C.g lull guard. Harry will work after graduation. gn-...- Class of 1958 HAFLEY, JUDY-Honor rollq sophomore editor, Crusadcrg Round Tableg Knightlitcsg viceepresident, Pep Club? Teen' Town committeeg Y-Teensg Inductiong collectorg office asf sistantg second team cheerleaderg senior business committecg football queen attendantg various assemblies and homeroom oflices. HAGAN, HARRYETTE-Honor rollg Round Tableg Knightlitesg F.T.A.g Y-Teensg tribune, Draconest Pep Clubg RediCrossg girls' glee clubg pageg Music Festival, collcctorg various assembliesg various homeroom oflices. Harryette will attend Central Missouri State College. HALL, JOE-Varsity football letter. Joe plans to attend Bethany College. HANSEN, LYLA-Honor rollg Round Tableg Y-Teensg Centinelasg Pep Clubg F.T.A.g Red Cross. Lyla will work after graduation. HARTZLER, DICK-Knightlitesg Hi-YQ Inductiong a cap- ella choirg All-City Choir Festivalg Music Festivalq city and state vocal contestsg boys' octetg choir broadcastg home- room oiiices. HELVERSON, JOYCE-Girls' glee clubg Music Festivalg homeroom officesg various assemblies. 4.-nv' if N vans. 22 to 'Obi R' .4-rs -sf .1155 on 'Sri' HENKEL, JANET-Knightlitesg Pep Clubg Y-Teensg of- fice assistantg pageg various homeroom offices. janet will attend Central Missouri State College. HENNESSY, MIKE-Freshman football letrerg cafeteria as- sistant. Mike will work after graduation. HENSLEY, WAYNE+Red Crossg varsity football letter. Wayne plans to attend junior College. HEY, DON-Round Tableg projection staffg Knightlites. Don plans to attend Junior College. HILDEBRAND, BRUCE-Varsity football and basketball lettersg Hi-Y cafeteria assistant. Bruce plans to attend Mis- souri University. HILL, BOB-Betag honor rollg Round Tableg varsity foot- ball and basketball lettersg honorable mention, All-city football teamg publicist, junior classg sergeant-at-arms, senior class, cafeteria assistant. HODGE, CHARLES-Knightlitesg Hi-Yg a cappella choirg choir broadcastg footballg golf: various assemblies. Charles plans to attend Junior College. HOFF, CHRISTINE-Honor rollg Round Tableg Knight- litesg president, Pep Clubg Penthouseg Red Crossg Centinelasg F.T.A.g Y-Teensg Debate Clubg Inductiong Penthouse and spring playsg freshman athletic awardg Teen-Town com- mitteeg projection stall. HOFFMAN, FRANCES-Knightlitesg girls' glee clubg a cappella choirg choir broadcastg Music Festivalg Red Crossg Pep Clubg All-City Choir Festival. HOGAN, CAROLYN-Knightlitesg N,A.H.S.g secretary. Doriansg Pep Clubg a cappella choirg Music Festival. Carolyn plans to attend Junior College. HOLLAND, MARKIORIE-Red Crossg girls' glee club: Music Festivalg various assemblies. Margie plans to attend junior College. HOLLENSBE, PATTY-Band: office assistant: various homeroom orlices. Patty will attend business college. Class of 1958 HOLMES, l.OUlSE7l'lonor roll. Louise will attend St. Tcresak Academy. HOLT, MARY ,IO-linightlitesg Music Festival, Round Tableg various homeroom oliices. Mary jo will attend busi- ness college. HOOD. TlMfBetag honor rollg Round Table, Hi-Yg band: Music Festival, varsity basketball letter: cafeteria assistant, homeroom oflices. HOOVER, MARY LYNN4l-lonor rullg photography staff, Crusaderg Round Tableg Knightlitcsg F,N.A.g Pep Clubg In- ductiong spring playg orchestra, Music Festivalg All-City Orchestra: city and state music contestsg Music Fcstivalg All-City Orchestra Festivals nurse's assistant, various as- semblics. HOTTLE, CAROLE-Kniglitlitesg Pep Club, colleetorg various homeroom offices. Carole will attend Missouri Uni- versity. HOUSER, JUDY-I-lonor rollg photography editor, Crusaf der, chaplain, Round Tableg Knightlitesg tribune and sec- retary, Draconesg historian, Doriansg vice-president, Y- Teensg Pep Cliibg lnduction. HOUSTON, CAROLYN-Round Tablcg Knightlitesg Pep Club, Y-Teensg Induction: girls' glee clubg Music Festival, office assistantg Red Cross, All-City Music Festival. HOWARD, ROSEMARY-Keeper of archives, Betag honor roll: Round Tableg N.A.l-LS., vice-president, Doriansg In- ductiong a cappella choirg Pep Club. HUDSON, BOB-Round Table, C.O.E., lieutenant, R.O. T.C.g Red Cross, homeroom ofliccs. Bob will work after graduation. HUGHES, LORETTA-Pep Clubg Y-Teensg C.O.E.g Red Cross, Loretta plans to go to college. HULETT, LOIS-Round Tableg Knightlitesg Centinelas, a cappella choirg choir broadcastg AllACity Music Festival, Music Festivalg homeroom offices. HUNT, FRAN-Knightlitcsg Red Crossg a cappella choirg Music Festivalg choir broadcast, All-City Choir Festival, homeroom oflices. HUSEBY, DlCKfScit-nce Clubg cross country track teamg various homeroom otlices. Dick plans to attend Miami Uni- versity. ISON, GLENDA-Honor roll, historian, Round Table Knightlitesg Doriansg Pep Club, Y-Teensg president, Cen tinelasg oflice assistantg Teen-Town committee, Red Cross various assemblies and homeroom ollices. JACKSON, VIRGINIA-Honor roll, homeroom ofhces Virginia came to Southeast her senior year. JAMES, ROBERT-Round Table: Debate Clubg football track. Bob plans to attend college. JARRETT, PATTI-Patti left Southeast her senior year. I? no -0- 'Q 'K .llfFl:ERlES, JlQRRY7Boys' clmrusg C.O.li, Jerry will work -Q-A, after graduation. Class of 1958 IOHNSON. BlfNNllf l'iAY7Round Table: Pup Club: Y- Tecns: Red Cross: band: collector: freshman athletic award: Nlusic Festival: All-City Band Festival. KIOHNSON, l'zll,L-President, Beta: honor roll: co-assistant editor, Crusader: Knightlites: publicist and sergeant-av arms, Round Table: bantl: football manager: senior busi- ness committee: captain, R.O.T.C.: vice-commander, Crossed Rifles: drill team. JOHNSON, CAROLYN-Beta: honor roll: Quill and Scroll: Round Table: news ediror, Tower: Red Cross: Knightlites: president, l,es Chevaliers: Y-Teens, a cappella choir: Music Festival: choir broadcast. IQHNSON, JERRY-Treasurer, Beta: honor roll: treas- urer, Round Table: Quill and Scroll: Tower: vice-president, Penthouse: president, Red Cross: spring and Penthouse plays: .1 cappella choir: choir broadcast: Knightlitesg Music Festival: All-City Red Cross. KIONAS, BRUCE-Football. Bruce plans to attend Missouri University. ,lONlfS, EDXVlN7Honor roll: Knightlitcsg a cappella Choir: lid plans to attend -Iunior College. -IUDD, VlRGlNlA-Centinelas: Pep Club: Nlusic Festival: All-City Music Festival. KASTL, JUDY-Beta: honor roll: Knightlitcs: Pep Club: Y-Teens: Induction. KELLEY, ROGER-Honor roll: Round Table: Knightlites: vice-president, Teen-Town: boys' chorus: football. KELSALL, MARY LOU-Beta: honor roll: Quill and Scroll: Round Table: circulation manager, Tower: Knightlites: Y- Tcens: Les Chevaliers: Centinelas: band: orchestra: C.O,E.: Music Festival: All-City Band and Orchestra Festivals, KENT, -IENNIE-Y-Teens: All-City Music Festival: C.O.E.: hull guard. KERR, FLORA-Honor roll: Quill and Scroll: Round Table: senior editor, Crusader: Tower: Knightlites: histor- ian, Penthouse: secretary, F.N.A.: sergeant-at-arms, Pep Club: page: senior business committee: first and second team cheerleaders: Y-Teens: Induction: spring and Pent- house plays: various assemblies: various homeroom ofhces. KILGORIQ, -IO ANNE-,lo Anne came to Southeast her senior year. KNAPP, BILL-Round Table: Red Cross: various home- room oflices. Bill will attend Missouri University. KRIEY, JUDY-Beta: honor roll: Round Table: president, Les Chevaliers: collector. jutly plans to attend Kansas State. LAMPSON, SONDRA-Sondra left Southeast her senior year. l.ASSlTliR, PAT-Kniglulites: a cappella choir: Music Fes- tival: choir broadcast: office assistant: Red Cross. l.AUlSlfR. QIOHN-Varsity football and track letters. Class of 1958 LILACI-l. -Ilflllili-Hllnnur roll: Round Talwleg Kniglitlitesg bandg C.O.Ii.g football: various lioxnerooni oflieo. LFP, NORMANfMeinbersl11p chairman, Hi-YQ sergeant, Ii. O, T. C. Norman plans ro .iuend junior College. LIWVIS, BARI5AR:X+l3etAg liomlr Hill, Round Table. Ihr- bara will work after graduation. LIQXYIS, GARY7Gnry left So llicasv. liis Scniur year. LEWIS, Sl-IARONfC.O.E. Sharon plans ro ri-am ro be J nurse, LILLY, .IOYCIi+Girls' glee club, Xlusic Festival: All-City Music Fesrivalg lionieroom offices. LOCKE, XV, H.+W. I-I. lefr Sourlieasr liis senior ycnr. LOGSDON, BILI.fKnigl1rlircsg I-IifYg a cappella clioirg Music Fcsrivalg choir broadccisrg music asscmblics. LONG, PHYLIS-C,O.E. Pliylis will train to be a bcautician LOUTHAIN, Sl-IIRI.I2Y7Red Cross: Inductiung lmll guard. LUKON, NVINDOI.-Xvindol will work after graduation, MAGILL, LARRY-Betag honor rollg Round Tablcg Dra- concsg varsity foorball, basketball, and track manager, Larry will attend Missouri Universiry. MAHAN, RALPH-Kansas Ciry Studenr CrafLsm1in's Fair. NIA-IORS, RICKYYBCUQ liorior roll: Round Table, Hi-YQ bandg orclacstrag football: Red Crossg cafeteria assisrantg various homeroom ofliccs and assemblies. MANESS, CAROL-Honor rollg girls' glee clubg Music Fes- rival: All-Ciry Music Festivalg Pup Club, Carol plans to attend Kansas University. MANN, DAVIDYKnigl1llircsg Lancers, Crossed Rifles, rraekg sergeant, R.O.T.C. MAPLI7, SANDY-Honor rollg Round Table: nrlilerics and acrivirics ediror, Crusader: Knighrliresg sergeant-at-arms, Pvp Club: vice-president, junior class: gifroriaxn, senior class: J cappella clwirg choir broadcasrg Music Fesrivalg All-Ciry Music Fesrivalg Teen-Town eoinmlttccq first and second rcfim clieerlcadcrg auendanr, baxkcrluall queen: acrendanr. R.O.T.C. queen. MARTIN, NANCY KIO-Round Tmbleg liniglallitcwg Dr.:- conesq A cappella clioirg choir broadcast: inajmfrerrcz lion- orarv lieutenant, R.O.T.C. Class of 1958 MARTIN, SCOTT-Honor roll, Round Table, Knightlites, president I-Ii-Y, a cappella choir, choir broadcast, Music Festival, All-City Choir Festival, Red Cross: various home- room offices. MASON!-tit. .IUDY-Judy plans to attend items City Business College in the fall. MAYES, MARY l2LLENfPzeta, honor roll, Round Table, C.O.Ii., Red Cross. Mary Ellen plans to attend college. MAYES, ROBERT-C.O.Ii. Robert plans to attend Central Missouri State College. MCKINLEY, SI-IARON7IfIonor roll, Round Table, Knight- lites, Yffeens, Pep Club, otlice assistant, Red Cross, var- ious homeroom offices. McKINNI2Y, KARI2NfBeta, honor roll, Quill and Scroll, secretary and vice-president, Les Chevaliers, historian, Pentf house, president and secretary, Pep Club, spring and Pent- house plays, ofnce assistant, second team cheerleader, Teen- Town committee, McKINNIS, LINDAfCo-art editor, Crusader, N,A.H.S.g Scholastic art award, Knightlites, Dorians, F.T.A., Pep Club, Y-Teens, a cappella choir, choir broadcast, Music Festival, All-City Music Festival, city and state vocal and instrumental contests, Induction, Red Cross, various as- semblies, MILLER, RUTH-C.O.E., Induction. Ruth plans to atf tend junior College. MOCK, I.EONARDfKnightlites, a cappella choir, choir broadcast, Music Festival, Penthouse and spring plays, R,O.T.C., Red Cross. MOLDAVER, STEVE-Beta, honor roll, Round Table, Knightlites, Penthouse, Chess Club, Debate Club, Induc- tion, spring and Penthouse plays, band, orchestra, Knight- lites orchestra, All-City Band, sergeant, R.O.T.C., drum and bugle corps, Music Festival, state music contest. MOORE, BRENDA-Round Table, Red Cross, Knightlites, Pep Club, girls' glee club, page, Music Festival, various homeroom oflices and assemblies. MOORE, GAYLE7Beta, honor roll, Quill and Scroll, cor- responding secretary, Round Table, organizations editor, Crusader, Tower, treasurer, junior class, treasurer, senior class, president, Penthouse, F.T.A., Y-Teens, Science Club, Induction, Penthouse and spring plays, first and second team cheerleader, attendant, basketball and R.O,T.C. queens. MORROXV, SI-IARRON-Sharron came to Southeast her senior year. MOSLEY, PAT-Round Table, Red Cross, Knightlites, F,T.A., F,N.A., Y-Teens, Pep Club, treasurer, Teen-Town, Induction, girls, glee club, Music Festival, All-City Music Festival, collector, football queen, MURDOCK, FRANKfFranIt left Southeast his senior year. MURPHY, MARY JO-Majorctte, C.O.IE., sophomore inf tramural award, honorary lieutenant of R.O.'I'.C, MYERS, JUDY KAYfKeeper of archives, Beta, honor roll, vice-president and historian, Round Table, representative, All-City Student Council, co-art editor, Crusader, N.A.H.S., Knightlites, sergcantfat-arms, Pep Club, historian, Dorians, police commissioner, City Hall Day, Hrst and second team cheerleader, Red Cross, chairman, United Funds Campaign of Southeast district, Induction, secretary, junior class, vice-president, senior class, vice-president. Teen-Town, bas- ketball queen. NFIQDIILS, liII.I.fRed Cross, I'Ii-Y, orchestra, band, hall guard, varsity football manager, cafeteria assistant, All- City Band and Orchestra Festival. Class of 1958 NESBIT, YVILMA-Draconesg girls' glee club. XVilma will work after graduation. NESTER, VlRGINIAfBetaq honor rollg Kniglitlitesz rl0us- tersg Y-Teensg F.N.A.g orchestrag Musie Festivalg All-City Oreliestrag AllACity Orchestra Fcstivalg string enscmbleg freshman intramural award. NICHOLS, KARL-Round Tableg Knightlitesg boys' chor- usg footballg trackg cafeteria assistant. Karl plans to attend junior College. NlCl-IOLSOX, CAROl.7Rountl Tableg Draconesg Red Crossg girls' glee cluhg Music Festivalg nurse's assistantg various homeroom offices. NOLAN, KATHLEEN7Pep Club, Kathy came to South- east her junior year. NORD, JEANETTll7Draconesg Pep Clubg girls' glee clulag Music Festivalg All-City Music Festival: Red Crossg music assemblies. O'DANIEL, MARTHA klANF7R0unt'l Tableg Knighrlawg F.T.A,g Y-Teensg Red Crossg Pep Clubg various homeroom offices and assemblies. OLSON, RONNIE-Science Club: stage crew: hall guarclg swimming team. Ronnie plans to attend Missouri University. OWEN, JUDY-Honor Rollg Towerg Knightlitesg Pep Clubg Red Cross: various homeroom oflices. Judy plans to attend Santa Barbara College, OZBURN, JOHN-Stage crewg sound crewg Induction, john plans to attend junior College. PARSONS, CAROL ANN-Honor rollg Knightlites: F.T.A.g Y-Teensg Pep Clubg a cappella choirg city vocal contcstg accompanist, Hi-Yg attendant to football queeng homeroom ofhces. PARSONS, DANAfBetag honor rollg A,A.U.W.g Round Tablcg N,A.H.S,g Knighrlitesg president, F.T.A.g president and secretary, Dotiansg Pep Clubg swimming sportsdayg Red Crossg various assembliesg various homeroom ofhces. PASH, PHIL-Varsity trackg various homeroom olliees, Phil plans to attend Missouri University. PEDEGO, klUDY7R0und Tablcg Knaghtlsmg YYTCQDS, Red Crossg Pep Clulog Science Clubg various assemblies. PFLTIER, CHARl.ESwKnightlitesg Red Crossg R,O.T.C.g Lancers: Crossed Riflesg Inductiong cafeteria assistant. PETFRMAN, SANDRA--Modern dance assembly. Sands Plans to attend .Iunior College, Pl'lll..l.lPPE, Cl-lRlSTOPl'lliR-l-lonur rollq Knightlitesg footballg traekq Teen-Town committee. Chris plans to at- tend junior College next year. PHILLIPS, LEONARD-Hi-Y. Leonard plans to attend lunior College next year. im., 'Gnu' ve., 'ig-up 'M-N l l l i l f i 1 l l l , l ,. l tl l l I l, - i El El , fl l s Qi .24 Nl 'Q 97... il lift -. I l 28 Class of 1958 Pll:RCl.. Ol.ORGll-Golf team: golf letters: cafeteria is sistant: various homeroom ofhccs, PORTFR, Gl'iNlf-Dorians. Gene plans to work next year. l'RlCl'i, KOl5liRTA7licta: honor roll. Roberta Cmnc to Southeast her senior year. PRIME, MARGl'.YfMargey left Southeast her senior year. PROUDFIT, l-lliRl57Tcen-Town committee chairman: lli-Y: Science Club: lntluctiong Second team trackg Red Cross: various homeroom offices. PRUITT, AlUDYfRound Table: Drncones: secretary, Pent- house: Penthouse plays: girls' glee club: Music Festival: ln- duction: nurse's assistant: spring play: various assemblies: various homeroom oflices. RASCl'llili, klANlCl1flrlon0r Roll: Round Table: Knight- lites: Y-Teens: Pep Club: Red Cross: girls' choir: Music Festival: various homeroom oilicesg various assemblies. RAYMOND, DAN-Honor roll: Round Table: Red Cross: Knightlites: Hi-Y: a cappella choir: choir radio broadcast: city and state vocal contests: boys' octet: football letter: various homeroom ohfices. RECORDS, MARY-Beta: honor roll: Knightlitcs: F,T.A.: Spanish Club: Orchestra: string quartet: Music Festival All-City Orchestra Festival: city and State contests: various assemblies. REDMON, BUD+Round Table: Knightlites: n cappella Choir: second team footballg Grover Metzger baseball award. RFNWALD, SUSllf7Beta: honor roll: Round Tableg Knightlites: Pep Club: Penthouse plays: otice assistant: va' rious assemblies: various homeroom oiiicesg modern dance group. REZA, ELIZABETH-Honor roll: Round Table: Science Club: secretary, Dracones: girls' glee club: collector: lost and found assistant: Red Cross: various homeroom ofiices. RHOADES, LARRY-C,O.l2. Larry will attend Junior College. RHODES, SUZANNE-Round Table: Knightlites: Y- Tccnsg Rnd Cross: Pep Club: Science Club: girls' glee club: attendant to football queen: various homeroom offices: Teen- Town committee. RlClil'lOUSl2 CADAMSJ, CAROL-Round Table: Knighlf lines: Pep Club: Y-Teens: F,T.A.: Red Cross: various as- semblies: various homeroom ofliicesz Induction: collector. RTCKETTS, ROCILR-Football team: varsity letter: various lionierooin oiiices, RlZliR, DAVlDfl-lonoi' roll: Knightlitcs: president, Scicnct Club: band. David will attend Baker University next year, ROGERS, RUTH--Beta: honor roll: Quill and Scroll: Round Table: column editor, Tower: Knightlites: secretary. Les Chcvaliers: orchestra: otiicc assistant: All-City Music Festival: xarious assemblies. Class of 1953 ROLL. MEI.VlNfBetag honor roll: Round Tableg Knight- litesg Science Clubg tennis lettcrg marching band. ROLLlNS, PHIL-Round Tableg Red Crossg Hi-Yg ln- ductionq basketball letterq track letter, All-Star track team, various Hrst place high jump awards: cafeteria assistantg assistant treasurer, Teen-Town. RUCKER, JUDITH-journalist, Betag honor roll: Quill and Scroll: editor-in-chief, Tower: Round Table, Knight- lit-:sg treasurer, F.T.A.g secretary, Y-Tcensg treasurer, Pup Clubg office assistant: Red Cross, various homeroom oiliees: xatious assemblies, QAHN, LARRY-Varsity basketball team, basketball let- tcrg cafeteria assistant. SAIGHMAN, NANCYfNancy plans to become a nurse. SALO, ANNlKKl7Y-Teens, Pep Clubg Round Tableg ulooking Ahead program, attended All-City student coun- cilg various assemblies. Anniltki, our exchange student, will return to Finland where she will complete her education. SAUTER, PAT-Knightlites, Pep Clubg Inductiong a cap- pella choir, band: octet, choir radio broadcastg first rating city and state music contestsq band letter and gold bars. SCACCIA, FRANCIS-Honor rollg Round Tableg Pep Clubg Y-Teens, Red Cross, office assistant, various home- room ollicesg various assemblies. SCHICK, PAT7Round Tableg Knightlitesg Y-Teensg Pep Clubg Penthouse plays, girls' choir: Inductiong Music Fes- tival, various assembliesg various homeroom orliccs. SCHNEIBLE, DENNIS-Beta, honor roll: Round Tableg Hi-Y, a cappella choir, choir broadcasrg football, track. SCHULTZ, KEN+H0nor roll, corporal, R.O.T.C.g Red Cross. Ken will attend Junior College, SEMLER, RICHARD-R.O.T.C.g various homeroom of- fices. Richard will graduate in january, 1959. SHEETS, TERRY-Honor roll. Terry plans to attend Baker University. SHER, MICHAEL-Betag honor rollg Round Tableg Chess Clubg Science Clubg hall guardg R,O.T.C.g Boys State, vari ous homeroom otHces. SHIELDS, RALPH-Round Tableg R.O.T,C.: Knightlitesg varsity football lctterg varsity track letterg various assem- blies, various homeroom offices. SHOPEN, GLORIA-Honor rollg Draeonesg Red Cross, Music Festivalg Knightlitesg unclerclass assemblyg girls' glee flubg nurse's assistant, Gloria plans to go into nurse's train- ing. 5l'lOTNlC'ELl., LARRY-Larry will go to Junior College next fall. SHREVE, klERRY7Jerry plans to work next year. Class of 1958 SIMPSON, SUE-Les Chevaliers, Y-Teens, Pep Club, girls' glee club, collector, various homeroom Olflces. SMITH, ,IAY-Knightlites, a cappella choir, choir broad- cast, various homeroom offices, boys' octet, varsity football letter, various assemblies. SMITH, JUDY7Hunor roll, Knightlitesg Red Cross, Y- Teens, Induction, spring play, orchestra, All-City orchestra, Music Festival, Columbia state music contest, various as- semblies. SMITH, LINDA+I-Ionor roll, circulation manager, Tower, Quill and Scroll, Round Table, Knightlites, Draconesg Pep Club, Red Cross, Y-Teens, Induction, Various homeroom oflices, table setting contest. SOUDER, RICHARD-I-Ionor roll, various homeroom of- fices. Richard will attend junior College. SPOOR, JUDY-Honor roll, Round Table, Knightlites, Centinelas, Y-Teens, president, F.T.A.g vice-president, Teen InterfClub Council, debate team, a cappella choir, various homeroom oflices. STEPHENS, TOM-Boys, chorus, varsity track, varsity football, varsity track and football letters, cafeteria work- er, various homeroom oliices. STINE, SCOTT-Sergeant-at-arms, Beta, honor roll, presia dent, Round Table, Knightlites, treasurer, Penthouse, Pent- house plays, spring play, various homeroom oflicesg various assemblies, Voice of Democracy contest. STOKLEY, ,IANET+Knightlites, band, a cappella choir. Janet will work after graduation. STRADER LKEYSERJ, jEAN7Centinelas, Y-Teens, vari- ous assea-nblies, Red Cross, various homeroom oflices. STREET, KENNETH-Boys' chorus, freshman and second team track. Kenneth plans to go to Junior College. STROUD, HARRIET-Honor roll, Knightlites, Y-Teens, pledge captain, Les Chevaliers, Science Club, band, orches- tra, All-City Band Festival, All-City Orchestra Festival, Knightlites orchestra: various homeroom offices. TALBOTT, TOMfRound Table, Red Cross, Knightlites, R.O.T.C. Memorial Club, Crossed Rifles, Induction, fresh- man football, various assemblies, varit-us homeroom offices. TAYLOR, ED-Round Table, a cappella choir, 0-Hee as- sistant, football, varsity football letter, basketball, track, varsity track letter, All-Star football, honorable mention, Boys' State. TERRILL, BEVERLY+Vari0us assemblies. Beverly will work after graduation. THOMAS, PAT+Round Table, Knightlites, Y-Teens, Pep Club, Induction, girls' glee club, various assemblies. THORNE, DEANNA-Beta, honor roll, Round Table, va- rious homeroom oiiiccs, various assemblies. Tl-IYRI2. LARRY-Cafeteria assistant, various homeroom ofiices. Larry will attend Kansas University. - 1-vr 7. Class of 1958 TINDILL, RICHARD-Round Table: lieutenant, R.O.T.C,: Induction: Red Cross: various assemblies. TIPTON, DENNIS-Round Table, Science Club, Dennis will attend college next year, TIPTON, Jlhlfllonor roll: Round Table: l-li-Y: Science Club: orehestrag varsity football letter: B-team track letter. TIPTON, JUDITH-Beta: honor roll: Dracones: Y-Teens: Red Cross: l:.N,A,: All-City orchestra: nurse's assistant: freshman athletic award: various assemblies, TOOT, CAROLYN-Round Table: Knightlites: Draeonesg Y-Teens: Pep Club: Jousters: a cappella choir: various homeroom ofhccs. TOTTEN, JOAN-Pep Club: Y-Teens: Music Festival: choir broadcast: girls' choir: girls' sports awardg Red Cross: various homeroom olices: various assemblies. TROTTER, PATRlClA-Corresponding secretary, Beta: honor roll: A.A.U.NV.: Quill and Scroll: advertising man- ager, Towerg business manager, Crusader: Round Table: Red Cross: secretary, Science Club: F.T.A.: Draconesg Music Festival: lntluction, Looking Ahead program: girls' glee club: orchestra: various assemblies: various homeroom ofhces: Betty Crocker State Homemaker of Tomorrow award: co- valedictoriang senior business committee: iloustersg Knight- lires: freshman athletic award. TURPIN, BILL-Round Table: Knightlites: Music Festi- val: boys' chorus: varsity track letter: cafeteria assistant: Teen-Town committeeg Red Cross: various homeroom offices: various assemblies, ULRICH, BARBARA-Round Table: Red Cross: Y-Teens: Science Club: various assemblies: various homeroom oflices: girls, choir. VAN LIEXV, ELLEN-Beta: honor roll: Round Table: vice-president, Jousters: F.T.A.: a cappella choir: volley- ball, basketball, hockey, softball sporcsdays: various home- room ofnces. VliRMlLLlON, NlNA7Round Table: Knightlitesg Red Cross: Y-Teens: Pep Club: oiiice assistant: various home- room olfices. WALLACE, DON-Honor roll: C,O,E.g various homeroom olhces. Don will attend Northwest Missouri State College. WATKE, WlLLlAMfTeen-Town committee, Bill is going to junior College. WEEKS, jACK7Beta: honor roll: various homeroom of- fices. jack will attend Junior College. WELCH, liDDllf7R,O,T.C. Eddie will attend Kansas City University. W'l'llTlf, BEVERLYYY-Teens, Pep Club: girls' glee club: Various assemblies. Beverly will attend Junior College, XVHITE, LYNN-Honor roll: Round Table: Knightlites: vice-president, Les Chevalicrs: president, Penthouse: Pep Club: spring and Penthouse plays: lnductiong various as- semblies: second place. speech tournament: Starlight Thea- rer board: various homeroom offices. W'lLKERSON. JACK-Honor roll: senior business com- mittee: Round Table: chairman, 'lieen-Town committee: ln- duttiong football: track letter: various homeroom ofhceig Varioui assemblies. 'x Class of 1953 WILKINSON, LARRY-Sergeant-at-arms, Round Tableg senior business committeeg All-City student councilg ser- geant-at-arms, Penthouseg Hi-Yq Penthouse playg master of ceremonies, Court Warmerg various homeroom officesg vari- ous assemblies, Boys' State. WILLBANKS, NANCY-Les Chevaliersg Y-Teensg Red Crossg various homeroom offices. Nancy will work next year. WILLIAMS, LORETTA-Secretary, joustersg Pep Club: girls, glee clubg Music Festivalg music assemblies, nurse's assistant. WILLIAMS, RONNIE-Cafeteria assistantg various home- room offices. Ronnie will attend Missouri UniversitY- WILLMAN QHELMJ, MARY-Mary left Southeast her senior year. WISDOM, GRACE-Honor rollq Round Tableq eighth grade editor, Crusader, Knightlitesg sergeant-at-arms, Les Chevaliersg vice-president, Pep Clubg Y-Teensg girls' glee Clubg All-City Music Festival, various assemhliesg various homeroom oilices. WOSTE, GEORGE LEE-C.O.E.g boys' chorusg Red Cross. Lee will attend Junior College. YOUNG, GERALD-Gerald will work after graduation. YOUNG, RAY-National Art Honor Societyg Knight- litesg treasurer, Doriansg AlleCity Red Cross. Ray will work HCXIC yellf. ZEUNER, RICHARD JAMES-Richard will attend col- lege. Missouri State Homemaker Patricia Trotter was named State Home- maker of the Year for Missouri. She received the highest rating of 8,995 seniors on a scho- lastic and attitude test. Pat is the first state winner from Southeast. She received a S1500 scholarship and an all- expense trip for two to New York and Wash- ington, D. C., where she will compete with forty-seven other state Winners and a winner from the District of Columbia for a S5000 scholarship. Miss Mueller will accompany her. , 1 KEIN W. LAB EDWA RIC RC KENNETH SOXMAN GROVER C. WILCHER 1947 1953 WALTER L. PECK JOHN P. CARTWRIGHT LARRY GENE MACK DON W. HYMER I949 1955 EDWARD GREGG BOLCH I MIKE CARTWRIGHT 1950 1956 RICHARD N. ELLIS CHARLES EMIL 1951 ' CSKIPJ SNYDER 1957 RONALD E. DAVIS 1952 P ? P 1958 Knights' Memorial Award One of the highest honors that can come to a Southeast Knight is to win the Knights' Memorial Award and have his name in- scribed on the beautiful Knights' trophy. This trophy was paid for out of the life savings of Hank Wilhemson Who Was killed in World War II. It was given in memory of Hfteen Knights who gave their lives for their country. The inscription on the trophy reads, Knights' Memorial Award given in consideration of scholarship, athletics, and citizenship. The recipient represented his school with distinction on athletic teams, made satisfactory progress in scholarship, practiced loyalty to our standards and traditions as a citizen in school and throughout the community, and demonstrated that a Southeast Knight loveth chivalry, truth, honor, freedom, and fair courtesyf I' 68 S PRIZE C , '. A img fn. 4 1 1 5 I I i 5601. lx , I 51 blood of Soulheast 7207 fifze past -.J-. I 4,1 1 fl im? hm, batZ1es lS her H M o al mm U!Z6 Zf?6 mam ... md Zfze COf7??G5i..'i M277 f7UDD7! ,scimnf dam... - fbnzfnhffh! ff!7if7772Q A .. 57753 cm 5726 C2055 of 1561 V lv ' I 37 quires Strive After four years We, the juniors, have traveled far toward our goal, Knighthood. From our higher vantage point, we can see and understand much more clearly than we could when We started the climb. A strong will to achieve has helped us meet and surmount the obstacles which would hinder less hardy climbers. We have been spurred on to achieve by anticipating the day when we, too, shall become Knights. OFFICERS RONNIE SKATES Secretary FRED ScoTT Giftoriun BUD ABELL Treasurer ROGER PHILLIPS President JUDY KARR Publicis! NANCY RENFER Vice-President JUDI YOUNG Szwgeant-at-Arms xi 'ES 'PS ER f NZS Juniors Abell, Bud Adams, Nelson Agin, Gary Allsman, Andy Andcreon, Eather Amman, De Lain Argrayes, Ted Ayres, Sandy Bailey, Butch Baker, Roy Barncrt. Richard Bartlett, Richard Beaver, -lack Becker, Emil Bell, Jeannine Bell, Martha Bellcinti, Neal Bennett, johnny Bertseli, Linda Betts, jo Anne Bivins, jim Boles, Mike Bomar, Karen Bnrello, Barbara Botwinik, Harold Boyce, Chuck Bradley, Bill Bradshaw, Dick Braithwaitc, Tim Brandom, Allen Brandt, james Breckenridge, Marilyn Briece, jerry Brown, Ida Mae Brown, Steve Buckley, Linda Bunton, Roger Burch, Arthur Burns, Doris Burton, Don Butler, Nancy Byerley, Bob Bynum, jerry Caldwell, Lolita Campbell, Carmen Campbell, jim Campbell, Kenneth Cannon, Eddie Carlson, john Carpenter, Peggy Carter, Ronnie Cattey, Wanda Chandler, Arthur Chandler, Sharon Cheesman, Charles Cheves, Kenneth Chumlca, Ann Claunch, john Coffey, Blaine Thomas Coffman, Carolyn Coleman, Kenneth Colvin, Tom Cones, Janet Copemnn, Herb Cornish, Verle Crane, Gary Crisson, Harry Critchfield, Clint Cross, Hollace Cull, Diane w fa m Q, f a , . gg? ,e r A- rr QW .+ 452' 1' .f.m' wizp., ,-,g :talk-S' ' r -f' f17f1 at fvfw- K' W ' ll: a, A N P i W K e 5 ,. 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If l A 2 i l Juniors Curnerr, Karen Danner, Ronald Davenport, Pat Davis, Sharon De jarnette, David De Lancey, Pam Dc Mcnt, Louise Destler, Delia Diehl, Lee Anne Dills, Leonard Dorman, Carolyn Dorman, Terry Durham, Jim Duvall, Dwaine Echart, Larry Edgington, jim Edwards, Carolyn Eli, Nina Elliotr, Lelia Ellsworth, Gerald Elmore, julia Engle, Bruce Fessler, Carol Flint, Tim Marshall, Frank Frazier, Barbara French Cecelia Fromson, Mike Frosr, Mike Fulmer, Sandy Gamer, Norman Garner, Howard Garrett, Nancy Geer, Frances Generaux, Ura Gentry, W'anda Gibbs, Robert Gibson, Gary Glennon, Loretta Golub, Herschel Goodbar, Gayle Goodman, Roger Goodwillie, Virginia Griesel, Gene Gurhrie, john Haake, Henry Hadcn, Richard Hall, Floyd Hall, jerry Hainblin, Phil Hammon, Marilyn Hammond, ,lack Hammond, Naomi Harkins, Lurher Harling, Bill Harnett, joe Harrzler, Nancy Hautzenrader, Cliff Havens, Jeannie Hayes, ,lim Hedlund. Jenni Sue Hcibner, Kay Henry, Marguerite Hendrickson, Jerry Herrington, Dalc Hibbs, Mary jo Hilderbrand, jean Hobbs, Kenneth Hoff, john Holmes, Mike K . Juniors Hood, Richard Hooker, Wayne Hopper, Marilyn Horner, Jerry Houghton, Phil Howald, Charles Howes, John Hubartt, Larry Hudson, Virginia Huggins, Dick Huseby, Ronald Hutchins, Bill Huska, Stephen Jacobs, Alberta Marie James, Louis Jennings, Clayburn Jensen, Joseph Carl Johnson, Tommy Jones, Tom Joy, Wfinston Kallenbcrger, Ray Karr, Judy Kearney, Dottie Kearney, Mike Keen, Dolores Keith, Ed Keller, Carol Kelley, Judy Kilburn, Don Killinger, Judy Kimberling, Ronald King, Richard Kingcade, Betty Kirchner, Gerald Kite, Don Kutzli, Milton Lackey, Deanna Lancaster, Gene Langner, Jane Ann Larson, George Larson, Judy Lau, Richard Lay, Judy Leger, Gary Lewis, Charles Lindsey, Judy Locke, Janice Lockwood, Charles Logan, John Long, Mary Longdon, Bob Lynas, Peppino Lyons, Robert Maniatis, Sandra Manning, Darlene Mansfield, Darlene Marshall, Judy Martin, Don Matthews, Sharon May, Joyce McCurdy, Martha McKee, Agnes Meek, Mary Janc Mergen, Larry Merritt, Nancy Middleton, Judy Milham, W'illinni Miller, Ronald Mitchell, Robert Moberly, Jerry , ,E ' x 5 ' Nag 1 Kg, J 4 X 4 of vm , C S M . 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Robert Motherspaw, Ginger Mulkcy, james Nash, Pat Neilson, Larry Nelson, Linda Neptune, Helen Newman, Carl Nilson, Charles Nord, Roberta Norris, Sharon Norton, Bill Norton, Rita O'Bannon, Charlene O'Rcar, Ruth Organ, Whlliam Orseheln, Linda Owens, Richard Parke, George Parker, Jackie Pattison, Carol Paul, Patricia Pearson, Susan Pennington, Donna Perkins, Phillip Peters, jerry Peters, Nat Pettit, Sharon Phillips, Darlene Phillips, Pat Phillips, Roger Phillips, Sandra Pierce, Benny Poe, Sandra Polfer, Paula Porter, Dorthy Porter, Kenneth Powers, Aileen Prior, George Pummill, Frank Purcell, Lloyd Quick, -ludy Raccagno, Vicki Raney, Glenda Ravenscraft, Do Renfer, Nancy Riley, Richard Roberts, Larry Robinson, Ardyth Ruelofsz, Larry Rumi, Fritz Ruschke, Connie Roth, Scott Scott r Sears, Seiler, Shay, Janice Fred Jan Don Selinda Alice Shcliield, james Shepherd, Georgia Shigemura, Dennis Sicgrist, janet Siegrist, Judy Skates, Ronald nalcl Juniors Smith, Bill Smith, Garry Smith, Linda Snider, Ruby Snow, James Sola, Vincent Stephens, Linda Stevens, Rita Stewart, Linda Stewart, Sharon Stine, Sue Stiner, Sandy Stone, Sue Stonger, Phillis Suarez, Josephine Sykes, Charles Temple, Denny Thomas, Patricia Thompson, Linda Timberlake, Kay Todd, Jim Tolbert, Carole Toot, Brenda Trout, Glenn Turk, Lawrence Vajdic, Stanley Vallandingham, Diana Vogt, Doyle Vogt, Kathy W'ade, Robert Walker, Glenda Wall, Gretchen Wallace, Gary Waller, Tom Walter, Jerry Walters, Jo Ann Warner, Thomas Wash, Wayne Watkins, Edward Watts, Patricia Wescoat, Jean Wescoat, Joan West, Doug White, Steve Whitfill, Joyce Willhite, June Williams, Larry Williamson, Mike Willis. Richard W'ilson, Anna Barbara Wilson, Curtis Wilson, Mary Winfrey, Myrna Winningham, Jack Winter, Carolyn V'inter, John Wise, Janice Wolfe, Don Wolfe, Rose Marie Wood, De Ann Wood, Ronny Woods, Pcnni Yard, Robert Youart, Craig Young, Judi Zuck, Sharon Zurovsky, Judi '4 ff' . Q 'SJ ix Heralds Proceed We, the sophomores, have reached the midway point on the road to Knighthood. In the past year we have taken an active part in departmental clubs and have begun to develop special skills and talents. With a sense of accomplishment, we glance for a moment down the path which we have just traveled and then look forward to the added privileges and responsibilities of our junior year. Abel, Eugene Abell, Evelyn Adelman, Roger Agnew, Guy Alexander, jimmy Alexander, Mary Allen, Nancy Allfree, Robert Amor, Larry Anderson, Aubrey Anderson, Bob Atkinson, Ronnie Bailey, Anne Bailey, Douglas Baker, Frances Bartlett, Mickey Batye, Ronald Beach, Frances Beaird, Bobby Becker, John Beer, Sandra Beets, Tom Begley, Harold Bennett, Pat Benson, Bob Benson, Mary Anne Berky, Martha Bertram, Anita Bertwell, Ronnie Bischof, Donald Blaich, Michal Blaine, William Lee Blaine, Bob Bliss, Carol Blunt, Virginia Boese, Allan Bohart, David Bolen, Craig Boolin, Henry Boone, julia Brosckenriehter, Bonnie Bower, Carol Bowen, Reggie Bowman, Charlene Brackney, Susan Brady, Mary Ellen Braun, Bill Breckenridge, Carole Brerscl-meider, Harry ,Z ,WWI . f f ,wr , ,,., W, ,,,,,,,,,,,, , fy' 9 ' I? QW fi' qw a. , as gh r 3 .1 ff 'ff in-V ' f ,W fa v ,c W, , ,V , I A j , ,, ,,,, , , , f , , ,Q Q i . ,J , 2,44 ,' J, ,, ff ,L:' Q. M i ' ,, A , - ' f- ' , ' f 4 , C if , ,, ,, W Q H 'ff Q' Sim . 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L ,,. fa-l11!a fm- I T- i'1f1'il- -- s 131'-Cl 3' I :Sz 'if D+' ,A A are 46 Sophomores Brewer, David Brock, juan llrockincier, Sherman Brooks, Kcnncrh Dean Brown, David Brown, Harriet Brown, Marshall Brunclage, Sandra Brunn, Berry Bruns, Nancy Buchlcr, Charles isulow, Jo Aim Burdick, June Burgess, Florence Burrerworrh, Gay Campbell, Larry Cannaday, John Carleton, Frances Carlsen, Marcia Carroll, Pamela Carter, Mary Kay Cascleman, Arthur Chandler, Russell Clark, Linda Clark, Pete Clay, Carol Clemmings, Beverly Cline, Dorothy Coffey, Linda Coleman, Nancy Collins, Doris Comer, Tim Counts, Bill Cooper. Jim Cooper, Linda Crank, Carol Crawley, Diane Crccl, Don Culbertson, Carolyn Cunningham, Shirley Demarrcis, Richard Derncnt, Robert Dennis, Gary Derby, David Derby, Nancy DiVilbiss, Judy Donclson, Larry Donnelly, Jerry Dotson, Charles Douglas, Charlene Doyle, Judy Driscoll, john Daniel Dubis, Karhy Dumir, David Duncan, Rusty Iisrerday, Anne Ilberharr, Phillip Edcling, jim Fmcrson, Sally Estes, Bill Frherron, Ronnie Farrell, Larry Farino, Karen Faulkner, Fred Finch, Sue Firzhugh, Don Flaiglc, Stephen Flora, Bob Foltz, james Fowler, Barbara X Sophomores Friclie, Phyllis Frost, Par Forbes, John Fl'.1nlilin,l..irry French. David French, Raymond Frey, Alberr Fudge, Mary G.1skill,Jamus Generaux, Sharon George, Sue Ghilardi, Gene Gladden, Carolyn Goodrich, laura Goosman, Sandra Gore, Larry Gosscrr, Carolyn Greenberg, Gayln Greene, Peggy Greer, Dorothy Greer, Hugh Grimng, Carol Griffiths, Sharon Grimes, Dennis Grimes, Joyce Groll, Benny Grucn, Christel Hahler, Thomas Hahnfield, Ruth Hall, Judy Hall, Ted Hamblin, Danny Hamilton, Bob Hammond, Berry Hanna, Susie Harkins, Velda Harlan, Gloria Harnert, Edwin Harrold, Zcrita Harter, Joyce Hensley, Gloria Heuer, Bertha Hill, David Hinshaw, Judy Hix, James Hodge, Pat Holder, Carl Holmes, Dick Holmes, Carol Holt, Billie Ann Holt, Bobbie Sue Homan, Phyllis Hood, Peggy Hooper, Mae Hooper, Patricia Hosaek, Carolyn Houghton, Larry Hudson, Martha Hulcrt, Glen Hunter, Linda Hyatt, Nancy Inbody, Louise Inbody, Lucille Inlriw, David Isaak, Doug lion, Jean Jackson, Sandy Jacoby, Lester Jergens, Bob Jesrcr, Sharon W L M Y , 431, some: f a.,,,wm,S, 1 X ,.., C .3 -I1 .BMG 'wwf Q.,-,w K- arf,-fa. . 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Lockwood, Fred Logan, James Lollar, Linda Loney, Robert Long, Michale Ludlow, Jane Ludwig, David Lusher, Pat Lynas, Gerald Machowski, Larry Madden, Douglas Magill, Paul Major, Louise Majors, Linda Mains, Tom Manning, Nina Marcum, Ann Marriott, Patricia Marshall, Douglas Marshall, Frank Marshall, Fred Martin, Sharon Maxwell, Melissa Mayes, Linda McAbee, Larry McBride, John McCarty, Roger McClendon, David McKinney, Charleen McMillan, Virginia Meek, Mary Ann Sophomores Ross Ann Linda Dwight George John Judy Mericlc, Merrill, Messina, Miller, Miller, Miller, Miller, Patricia Paul Millstein, Mike Marilyn Miller, Miller, Minich, Mishniash, Bob Mitchell, Mary Mitchell, Sharon Molln, Sara Montee, Richard Morris, Linda Mora, Sharon Mountain, Bert Mullen, Larry Nagel, Larry Nash, Anita Nead, jackie Nell, Sharon Neptune, Harold Nichols, Claudette Nicholson, David Nielson, Christine Norman, Dale O'Brien, Patti Ostcrloh, Paul Palmer, Doris Parsons, Karen Ann Partch, Selma Anna Patterson, Macchel Paul, Roy Paul, Terry Pearson, Susan Pendleton, Tom Perryman, joan Pheffer, Melvin Phelps, Dorothy Phillips, Sharon Phillips, Sharon Pierce, NVilliam Pinkston, Marilyn Pixley, Doris Plaster, Steve Podvin, Sharon Kay Mae Poe, Lois jean Potts, Ruth Ann Price, Sherce Prowell, Sharon Pyle, Avalon Quanstrom, Walter Rader, Larry Dean Rainsburg, Vernon Rayborn, Launah Reasoner, Philip Reed, Sharon Rehfeldt, Carole ,lea Rhoadcs, David Rideout, Patricia Riley, Michael Rimel, Nancy Roberts, Colleen Roberts, Judy Robinson, Carolyn Robrock, Carol Jean Rogers, Richard n 11 7 , '- ' ' if , ' 1 'wr .fy ,tv -1 H -fffzpy - ,1f,su, ' a e,-fm W,s1f2XS'isi-aiftildywf gm -. 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WLM ,fi 50 ophomores Rogers, Susan Ross, Donna Sue Ross, Linda Rorliiiclier, Dennis izowiind, Michall Roxburg, Ronnie Rumbcrger, .lay Satcliell, jean Saunders, Richard Sears, ,lo Ann Schmid, Dolores Sclinakenlncrg, Paul Schwam, Carl Seasrrand, David Semlcr, Ronnie Shay, Louise Schanzer, Steven Shepard, Bill Sherwood, Janice Shields, Paul Shirk, Billimae Shopen, Richie Shucy, Herb Sieh, Susie Siarda, Richard Sloan, Dixie Smith, Bill Smith, Garth Smith, Noela Snuiier, Kay Speigel, john Sparks, Dean Spencer, jo Ellen Sprague, Carol Stavenes, Berit Steele, Marise Stephenson, Glenda Stevenson, Patricia Stevko, Phillip Stroud, Judy Stuart, James Stubblefield, Sharon Summers, Claudia Swartz, Sharon Kay Swezey, janet Talbert, Terry Tarpenning, Billy Terrill, Roberta Thomas, jerry Thomas, Linda Thomas, Mimi Todd, John Treece, Barbara Trefz, Robert Tucker, Nancy Tuley, Bill Turpin, Bonnie Ulrich, Carl Underwood, Duane Upham, Burton Vanderlinclen, Nancy Venegas, Hector Vermillion, john Vogt, jim Wade, Peggy Wagner, Roarli W'allace, Lois W'alton, Connie Wfalton, Sandy W'arner, john Sophomores Watson, Joe Waugh, George Weaver David Weaver Gary Weaver, Fred Welch, Sharon Kay Wells, Fred Westbrook, Sara White, Willard Carl Whitney, Ross Widney, Bette Ann Willbanks, Peggy Williams, Gloria Williams, Joe Williams, Loretta Williamson, Larry Williamson, Sharon Kay Wilson, Ralph Winningham, Arlen Winter, Jean Wise, Eddie Wolf, Patricia Wright, Carolyn Wright, Jackie Lee Wright, Rollene Wynne, John Yeo, George Young, Linda Anne Young, Mickey Zolotor, Larry Zumbrumn, Phil Shay, Shirley -T 'i ,i i E i Pages Venture Learning the basic skills thoroughly has been the main objective of our climb through the freshman year. Classmates have become old friends now, and we have found them good traveling compan- ions. Our scope of aims and ideals has become broader, and We now participate in more school activities. We look forward to the new experiences to be found in our next year of endeavor. W, l nz essay I ...., , lr t i i ,i V ' , -V c a ,. 4 f J i i I H ' f B B' Z.. ,. ?i'T?i 'v i ' ff f' f ntl U ff QL l ' . , V 3 i ' ' V z ij, .gg 'ffm f , U if , 1 gl- ,gig 3 f f -. i e V- 1 2 i yi 1- x f. uf --3 , . .ua f is gg wal i as i . i M I f ,,,. t I A - as :f H,-+ve fa W W ' . ' agp we efizif X' . - i ii - 'Q ,, -, Q' : ,f , , LA . 0, . , I r 'f . - . Q : i ,, 1 , . , ' B e Q 1 Y B A t ll A i s H t 1 - L, ,,.-t - 1 -. 4 V ' 3 , P ' .ii . , ' K f ' l I - ' ' H l l we ww t, W, , ' ii f ' +I. w 3:e ,::g mx ff? -. V if P' 1 - .oft ff was--9 H! s V ? Q A1 .1 -,ee is- 4 is l l r LJ.. 52 Adams, Pamela Aitkcns, Dean Albers, Eddie Allen, Judy Allen, Norman Allen, Tom Alley, Gary Alminana, Bob Ames, Bonnie Angcrman, Gary Astry, David Audiss, Claudette Babcock, Patricia Balcom, Ronald Barisas, George Barnard, Donna Barrett, James Bashor, Bonnie Bayless, Walter Bell, Margaret Benson, Betty Bente, Bobby Benton, Ralph Bergstrom, Cathy Bickel, Rose Ann Bidstrup, Arne Bigham, Charles Bivins, Barbara Black, Dennis Blakey, Sherrell Blevins, Frankie Bleything, Larry Bodcnlxeimc r, Barbara Bolin, Sam Bowman, Bill Bowman, Tom Bomar, Ronnie Bradford, Bruce Bradford, Sandy Bradley, Linda Brady, Susan Brandt, Eugene Brawner, Susan Brown, Fred Brown, Mary Bruning, Gordon Burns, Susan Burton, Gary Butler, Connie 'wr- Freshmen Caldwell, Jim Call, Erma jenn Carpenter, Patty Carroll, Robert Chestnut, Betty Chowins, Richard Clark, Bill Clark, llflary Cleary, Jim Coffman, Jerry Ann Cole, Marilyn Coleman, ,lim Coleman, Tum Cook, Carol Cook. Sharon Coombe, Carol Lee Corsentino, Nick Courson, Kenneth Crank, jim Crayton, Michele Cronemeyer, Fran Crow, Larry Crumpley, Linda Culbertson, jacquelyn Cull, Vernon Cummings, Webb Cunningham, David Danner, Linda Danner, Rita Davenport, Clayton Davenport, Pat Davenport, Tim Davidson. Carolyn Davis, Neal Davis, Ronnie De Busman, Linda De Rubertis, Mike De Wolf, Judy Dick, john Dickey, Jeanne Doepke, Eddie Dubiner, Dannalee Dunning, Bill Edwards, Bill Eli, Norman Emery, Linda Emery, Terry Engel, Carol Fallte, Larry Feo, Tom Ferguson, David Fincher, Betty Fine, Larry Finks, Stephen Fish, Patty Fisher, Jim Fitzhugh, Don Fox, Mary Kay Frazier, Don Freed, Sharon Frisbie, Pat Frye, Stephen Fuqua, Bonnie Garrett, Bill Gcdlah, Valeria Sedlack Gensler, Donna George, Jeannie Gibbs, joan Mary Gibson, Annell Gibson, Richard A ,, 2 -ga Z i V V'v7ff?? i y awn. ' gf, Q1 2,21 V! 4 fi w ' 1 , :: f'i , g W , ff Q., ,, f a-147 f ff? ff if fi 2 , L 2 IW ff a Freshmen Gilliland, Glaphre Givens, Connie Goodhue, Martha Goodrich, Bruce Goodrich, Valillian Goodwillie, Barbara Goss, Evelyn Gort, Bob Greenfield, Dorothy Grier, Pennie Grindingcr, Larry Grubb, Sara Gruen, Christcl Grueningcr, Barbara Gundy, Carolyn Gum, Walter Haines, June Haley, joan Lee Hall, Sandi Ham, Carol Hamilton, Dennis Hamilton, Larry Hamilton, Sharon Hannnon, Charlene Hargis, Tom Harned, Rose Marie Hart, Curtis Harper, Barbara Harper, jean Harrison, De Ann Hartin, janet Healzer, Rac Ann Heinz, Lucinda Henderson, jo Ann Henkel, Jerry Hendrickson, Susan Henry, Barbara Hey, Margaret Heycr, Michael Hibbard, Mike Hickerson, Kenny Hill, Cheryl Hobbs, Elizabeth Hodges, David Hoff, john Holder, Carl Holdren, john Holland, Kathy Holm, Bill Hood, Tom Hopper, joe Horton, Bonnie Howard, Dave Howard, jack Huggins, Connie Humphrey, Xvilma Hunt, Susan Hyarr, Dale lnbody, Susan jackson, Linda jackson, Martha james, Kay jellerics, jack johnson, Alice johnson, Barbara johnson, Mary Ann johnson, Mary johnson, Robert johnson, Robert K. jones, Frank 9' 54 l Freshmen Kalcn, Diane Kenton, Norma Keith, Barbara Kelso, Carol Kilburn, Robert King, David Kinnison, Larry Kirtlcy, Martha Knighr, Bill Kopp, Skip Krebs, Paul Krciscl, Ervin Krey, Ioan Lackey, Bill Lamb, Kay La Mountain, Richard Lathrum, Carol Ann Latta, Robert Ledford, Carolyn Lenz, Bob Lentz, jay Lett, Claudia Lewis, Nancy Levin, Larry Lilly, Ro-nald Linebaugh, Gay Litovitch, Gwendolyn Lorimer, Catherine Courson, Kenneth Lynas, William Lynn, jim MacMillan, Cheryl Mainord, john Maness, janet Manning, Abe Marcum, Daniel Martin, Bill Martin, Clair Martin, Mark Marx, John Masoner, David Massey, Jess Mazan, Leonard McFadden, Lynne McGee, Ginger McGee, Sheila McGowan, Aileen McGowan, Gary McKinley, Charles McLaughlin, Kathy McMullen, Larry McNay, jackie McNees, Ronald Means, Willadeane Meek, Joann Melton, Larry Middleton, Tom Miller, Bruce Miller, Carol Miller, Norma Morgan, Stephen Morris, Richard Morrison, Marie Morrow, David Murphy, Ruth Myers, Tom Nagel, Denny Nelson, john Nelson, Judy Nester, Ruby SS. MM, a-1 E il-, Freshmen Newman, Glenn Nichols, George Nichols, Sherryl Nininger, Sharon Nolan, Sharon O'Dell, Kathy Osterloh, John Owens, Linda Owsley, Sharon Parker, David Parsons, Bonnie Pattison, Ken Pedcgo, Linda Pierce, Mary Perkins, James Peters, Jerry Peterson, Marie Pettit, James Phillips, Pam Ping, Gary Prime, Jewell Pruetting, Joyce Pruitt, Eddie Quick, Trudy Rainsburg, Joyce Rankin, Robert Rasche, Bill Rasperger, Cheryl Reasoner, Troy Reeves, Barbara Reeves, Marvin Reichmeier, Mary Reinsel, David Reuter, Louis Rexroad, Dennis Reynolds, Nancy Reza, Robert Rhoads, Phil Rice, Dixie Rice, Linda Rickerson, Mary Rickert, Joyce Riggs, Ray Riley, Robert Roberts, Ronald Rodman, Charlene Romi, Lester Rothschild, Sharon Rowson, Steve Ruth, Edward Sanders, Kay Schliebs, Vic Schneible, Judy Schofield, Ronald Schreiber, Diane Scott, Carol Seaver, Stephen Shields, Larry Shemwell, Sue Shigemura, Carol Sicklcr, Andrea Sifers, Ralph Sims, Julie Skates, Tom Smetzer, Bob Smith, Gene Smithson, Dennis Snell, Melvin Snitz, Charles Sola, Anthony ,- Freshmen Solschcid, Paul Somers, Phillip Spallitta. Jim Spears, Nicky Spicscr, Phillip Steifce, Richard Stehman, Maurice Steinman, Bill Stephens, Joc Stevens, Stewart, Stoklcy, Strelluf, Strother, Barbara Joyce virginia Cindy Marilyn Suarez, Joc Sudcrman, Rita Kay Sundquis Sutton, Talbott, Tausch, Thomas, Thomas, Thomas, Thomas, t, Valinda Kenneth Susan Carol Bill Jim Karen Thersa Tillett, Donald Toot, Deanna Trefz, Mary Trippe, Gary Ulrich, Judy Vogel, Vernon Van Kir li, April Van Liew, David Von Demfangc, Gary Walbridgc, Jean Walker, Watkins, Walters, Waltncr, Ward, B Wfark, S Warner, Warner, Watley, Howard Charles Jerry John ill USED David Jerry Judy Watterson, Fred Weeks, Carolyn Wernickc, Loralee Wheeler, Mike White, Gail White, Judy Whitney , David Wicdenmann, Edward Williams , Dorothy Williams, Linda Vfilliams , Terry Williams, Tom XVilson, XVilaon, W'inett, Carol Linda Paul W'ingfleld, Martin Witt, Rebecca Wlood, Kenneth Wood, Michael Wright, WH-ight, Galen Kay Dresselhaus, John Miller, John Nelson, Jada XY'ick, Ruth W, 4- I ZW 1 nt, Acock, Richard Adams, Tom Alfolter, Bob Alderson, Judy Allen, Gary Don Ambrose, Roy Ames, john Anderson, Barbara Arnold, Donna Bahl, Eric Baird, Ray Baker, Jane E. Balcom, Charles Bannister, Sally Barr, Cheryl Marie Bates, Merlene Bates, Zeta Batye, Sandra Bell, Ruth E. Bellanti, Karen Louise Bennett, David Bennett, Marie Bernhardt, janet Berry, Phyllis Betts, Robert Bilyew, Maxine Black, Bob Blaich, Ronald Scott Blalock, Nat Blenkinsop, Sharon Bliss, Charles Lawrence Blum, Richard Blunt, David Bock, Eugene Bonner, Ted Boone, Connie Burgers, David Bosserman, Glenda Bowers, David Bowman, Shirley Boyle, Thomas NV. Brady, Pat Brandt, Margaret Brannen, D. Steve Bratclier, Phillip Brenner. Anita Brewer, Larry Bridges, Sandra Britt.Len.1 pprentice Pa es Learn As apprentice pages we have learned the traditions and high standards of the Castle. Continuing on the road toward Knight- hood, we shall try to become better Knights and Ladies by par- ticipating in the various activities of the Castle. It is our hope that we shall make a notable contribution to Southeast during our re- maining four years. b ,Iggy . 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Carter, Carl Xwayne Casper, Carol Marie Chambers, Arnetta Chandler, Joan Carol Chastain, Ruthie Chesnut, Bonny June Christian, Robert Christiansen, Linda Clark, Linda Clark, Loren Clarkson, Gerald Coe, Bob Colby, Kathleen Cole, Carol Ann Coleman, Connie Colvin, W'ilma Comer, Dale Cones, Patricia Conner, Dinah Conner, Dixie Lee Contreras, Edward Le Roy Cox, Harold Crandell, Ronald Crayton, Linda Cross, Darryl Cushman, Christopher Dalberg, Janice Danner, Gary Davenport, Sharon M, Davis, Janice Davis, Sorita Davis, Suzzane Dean, Sheryl De Feo, Betty Io Deming, Sharon De Vaney, Par De Wolf, Patricia Dickey, Alice loyce Di Giovanni, Rosalita Dodson, Robert Lawrence Drake, Donald Dugas, Seerita Dundas, Mike Eaton, Ruth Eekart, Carol jean Edington, Mary Kay Edwards, Bill Eli, Nathan Ellyson, Ed Engle, Bruce Erwin, jane Enter, Betty Evans, jane E. Filsinger, Bradley Fishback, Cherryl Ann Fisher, jim Fisher, Linda K. Flanagan. Merlynnc Flint, Lora Lynn Foster, Jean Ann Frank, Linda Franke, Dick 'Q' l Eighth Grade Freeman, Richard French, Gerald V. Fritz, James Fry, Sharon Gamesnn. James H. Garrett, Stephen Gartrell, Jim Gasper, Bob Gilmon, Robert Clark Gladden, Gary Gooch, Lea Gooch, Rea Goodman, Robert Gootlnmn, Ronnie Graves, Richard Green, John Greer, Jerry Grisby, George Gundv Walter Gunter, Kenneth Guthrie, Gail Guthrie, Jim Guy, Aleana Hahlcr, Kathleen Hall, George Hamilton, Rose Marie Hammond, Carol Hansen, Beverly Hanssen, Ray Leo Harling, Leslie Harrison, Deidra Hart, Linda Kay Haynes, Kathleen Heady, George Heilbuth, Donald Heilbuth, Lynne Ann Hellebuyck, Janet Henderson, Joyce Henman. Nelda Henley, Robert J. Hennessy, Dave Heuer, Rose Hickerson, Leilani Hobbs, NVilliam Holden, Priscilla Holton, Janet Hoover, Richard Houehins, Clifford Hull, XVilliam Huggins, Virginia Hulcn, John Hyer, Robert Jackson, Charles Jacobs, Dorothy Jameson, Jim Jarvis, Judy Jennings, Gary Jennings, Glenda Jennings, Larry Jeter, David Jeter, Dianne Johnson, Karen Sue Johnson, Helen Joslin, Terry Joyner, Daniel Judd, Charles Kantor, Harvey Karban, Larry P. Kasiah, Marjorie Kennedy, Betty , . , , ., ,, ,, . at N , K t 1, -A 'l .35 ' I A eff X-'NJ' 'hfgx -I. l., 'jf diff.. s ,H Ji' 'bk-3 G, -- :iffy ,..a -. I t ,V f t ei, we K' Xfwezf fe V A 5 W fig, f - -- U M J , L . .,., ' ' ' - Q I ,,, ,W , 5 :Q , ki gpiqm., , J 1 . ,,,, as ai' , .. ' z g 1. 1 ' ,Q-,S 1. 51- f ,V . 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'C A R .. X' F5223 fsgizfif ' 32 ' fs- .f -' . i ff , f, AU r 'la 9 .. m oe Ai A, ., ' ,l is-' li N AAKAA na ,M 1: . sa- Alf. -s .Aw rd - , ,V , g 62 Eighth Grade Kennedy, Paula Klahr. David Knowles, Betty Ann Krebs, Arthur Kruger, Susan Kudra, Leonard Kusick, Charles Lampson, James Laugliman, Lyle Leonard, Mary Levy, Robert Lewis, Joan Lightner, Judith Lindenman, Barbara Liston, Linda Gail Litovitcli, Teddy Logan, Joyce Logsdon, Dick Long, Linda Long, Nancy E. Lozier, Cheryl Ludlow, Douglas Luetjen, Carole Ruth Lyon, Sherman Lyons, Gordon Lynn, Helen Mangiaracina, Phyllis Maniatis, Pamela Marsh, Carol Marston, Brad Martin, Ann Paula Martin, Vera Kaye Mayes, Carol Maze, Sheryl McBride, Mary McCale, Jack McCannon, Sharon McCarty, Butch McClellan, Jeanne McCurley, Jerry McDonald, Sandra McGaughcy, Janct McGrew, Lester Means, Linda Melton, Millie Merrill, Frances Messer, Betty Miller, David Mitchell, Beverly Moore, Carol Mountain, Bonnie Muhr, Jerie Munzuris, Michael Nenno, Patricia Jean Newton, Melvin Norris, Barbara Norris, Claudia Norris, Larry Norton, Mabel Jean Olfutt, Carl Olson, Linda Ono, Cherill Ostrom, Roger Palmer, Barbara Partridge, John Partridge, Mary Joe Patterson, Doug Paul, Robert Payne, Mike Pennington, Dianne 'K' Eighth Grade Perme, Sue lillcn Perry, Sharon Pecry, Shirley Peters, Charles Peterson, Carol Phetler, Paul Phillips, Patrick Pickering, George Podvin, Shirley Poleson, Bill Portman, Beverly Potts, Bernadene Price, Anna May Purvis, Danna Sue Ready, Patricia Records, Joanne Reed, John Redmon, kludv Reynolds, Robert Rhoades, Beverly Rhoades, Gary Lee Roberts, Bobbeta Roberts, Michael Roberson, Dorothy Rogers, Richard Roland, Donna Rollins, Jean Roschltc, Karen Rowland, Ruth Rusher, Michael Sanders, Bob Sandes, Connie Saxton, Marilyn Schlosser, Douglas Schmitt, Sharon Schooling, Berna Sears, Paul E. Seeley, joe Severeign, Norman Shafer, Marcia Shafer, Michael Shankland, Steve Sheldon, john Shireman, Diane Shollenberger, john Simpson, Roy Sloan, Willis Snider, Cheryl Snyder, Winona Sortore, Karen Sue Southard, Hugh Arthur Spear, Stephen Joseph Spector, Phyllis Stewart, Bruce Stewart, Lowell Lee Stockton, William Streeter, Robert Sumner, Claudia Sumpter, Nancy Tarpley, William Tausch, Ernest Taylor, Tom Temple, Bob Thomas, Sandra Todd, Anne Tomlinson, Carol Triplett, Connie Sue Trout, Terri Tull, Clancy Turney, Sharon Guielda J '7' fx ,qi aa- , 44 3 Ryman- ,T t ,a si!-S WH. w 'ia ,ws ..z,-a..-.me : rf- inazgstmge 'r aw' an ,at f M t 2 fs if 75.1:s1f Mfr . , wmv' ii? 1 63 tt t 1 X R N 1 x X tx . X Q ,B 'el' ff E i i , 5 4 4 2 i Eighth Grade Vandervoort, Barbara Vandervoort, Wanda Vaughn, Sharon Vento, William Vice, Carole Lynn Vieux, Leanna Vineyard, Ellen Walden, Sheila Lee Walden, Bill Walker, Richard Ward, Carol Sue Ward, Gloria Warren, Dick Warner, Donna Waas, Willis Washington, Preston Lee Watke, Donald Watters, Sharon Carol Weaver, Valerie Weiss, Ronnie West, Marilyn Wescoat, Ruth White, Gary White, Ralph Wiber, Michael Williams, Don Williams, Louise Williamson, Cynthia Wilson, James Witherow, Nancy Wolff, Joseph Wood, Douglas E. Yost, Wayne Arthur Young, Karen Young, Vicki Zick, Barney H. Owens, Shirley L a l x x QW, .lf ' A adv nfures LES CHEVALIERS DRACCNES DORIANS CENTINELAS SCIENCE CLUB JOUSTERS JUNIOR HI-Y CHESS CLUB DEBATE CLUB CRCSSED BIBLES K ' 17 2 5 2? 5 'af f f M Wifi fl , If' X , , P fi ,W A 'S 1 'af , ff' 9 59 Firxl Row: Carole Luetjen, Carolyn Gladden, Anne Easterday, Nancy Coleman, Sarah Molln, Nancy Rimel, Paula Polfcr, Judi Young, Carol Ricehouse, Janice Sherwood, Charlene Hammon. SLTUHII Row: Joyce Henderson, Sherry Price, Sue Ellen Perme, Bill Brown, Phyllis Jones, Nancy Garrett, Kay Dun- woody, Barbara Bayless, Pat Hodge, Judy Stroud, Scott Blaich, Jo Ann Records, Janet Bernhardt, Margaret Brandt, Pat Ready. Third Row: Sue Renwald, Pam Adams, Judy Spoor, Loretta Hughes, Vic Schliebs, Gerry Dewar, Gary Alley, Chuck Ferguson, Nina Vermillion, Gene Arbisi, Larry Campbell, Hector Venegas, Susie Hanna, Ralph White, Linda Lollar. Fourih Row: Caroline Drane, Bob Mishmash, Pete Clark, Bill Estes, Gary Gibson, Steve White, Bill Moehle, Steve Moldaver, Harry Crisson, Paul Magill, Gary Smith, Larry Melton, Steve Flaigle. Glenda Ison, Judy Krey. Round Table Leads tudent Enterprises The Round Table, our student government, promotes many Worth-while school activities. room, the Round Table gives each student a To stimulate interest and active student artici- voice in lannin activities and makin de I . 4 1 P . 4 P g g pation in practicing the ideals of democracy cisions for the school. is its main goal. Mr. Langford. OFFICERS FIRST SEMESTER Through representation from each home The Round Table is under the direction of Officers Meet at Round Table Tom Cartwright .,.,.............,.. President Judy Kay Myers . Frances Devenport Karen McKinney . Chuck Carpenter . . . . . ,Vice-President Recording Secretary . . , . .Co1'1'c'sp0nzling Secretary . . . .... T1'E!lS1ll'01' Larry Wilkinson . . . .,... Sc1'gc'a11t-at-A1'11zs Bill Johnson ..,. Glenda lson .... Scott Stine ,.,., SE Scott Stine ..... Frances Devenport Barbara Bayless . . . . . Gayle Moore .,.. .,..,.,.,Pzzblicist , . . , , . .Hixforian ...Cfaajvlain COND SEMESTER Prrsidrnf . . A .Vice-Prcsiffrvzf Rvrorrlivzg Sc'c1'rf:z1'y . , .C01'1'mjJo11a'i11g Sccrcfary Jerry Johnson . , ..,.. Treaxzzrcr Bill Johnson ..... . , Scrg0r111t-at-Ar'nz5 Barbara Erickson , ....,.... Publicis! Judy Kay Myers . . , Hisforimz Judy Houser . . . . . .Cbfrjnlnin 68 ' .1 M in A .. L 5 i First Row: Carol Peterson, Deidra Harrison, Dixie Conner, Karen Bellanti, Patricia Thomas, Peggy Greene, Barbara Keith, Deanna Toot, Susan Hunt, Mary K. Johnson, Nancy Johnson, Rusty Duncan, Dianne Pennington, Sharon McCannon, Priscilla Holden, Helen Johnson. Second Row: Marilyn Strother, Carolyn Ledford, Glenda Jennings, Nancy Ann Coombe, Carol Ann Lathrom, Johnnie Reed, Barbara Frazier, Marcia Carlsen, Gary Trippe, Bill Sloan, John Todd, Chris- tine Nielson, Norman Ganser, Douglas Wood, Judy Brauner. Third Rowi Sharon Vaughn, June Willhite, Carol Fessler, Sharon McKinley, Richard Blum, Frank Eaton, jerry Johnson, Jay Collins, Bob Benson, Gary Agin, Benny Groll, Gary Wallace, Judith Tipton, Julia Elmore, Martha Jackson. Red Cross Sponsors Good Will The Junior Red Cross is organized for the purpose of serving others. By sending Christ- mas stockings to veterans in hospitals, by furnishing entertainment for programs in vet- erans' hospitals, and by participating in the Work of the Junior Red Cross Disaster Com- mittee, our Southeast Chapter is achieving its purpose. Officers Assemble Christmas Stockings OFFICERS FIRST SEMESTER Barbara Bayless ...................... President Jerry Johnson . . .... Vire-President Nancy Coombe , ....., Secretary Jane Ludlow , . . . ..,..,..., , .Treasurer SECOND SEMESTER Jerry Johnson .......... ,.,... P resident jay Collins .... . . Vice-President Pat Thomas , . ....... Secretary julia Elmore ,,,.. Treasurer 69 First Row: Karen McKinney, Carole Brownfield, Bobbie Lewis, Frances Devenport, Patricia Trotter, Barbara Bayless, Ellen Van Liew, Nancy Coombe, Ruth Rogers, Barbara Erickson. Second Row: Melvin Roll, Ronald Benson, Jerry Johnson, Bill Johnson, Phil Carr, Jim Blackwood, Frank Eaton. Third Row: Carolyn Johnson, Judy Krey, Charles Carpenter, Bob Gay, Judy Tipton, Rosemary Howard. Fourth Row: Dennis Schneible, J. Allen, Bob Hill. One of the highest honors at Southeast is to achieve membership in the Southeast chap- ter of the National Beta Club. This society, in recognizing and promoting scholarship and character achievement, keeps in tune with the high standards and traditions of Southeast. Good character, leadership, and a grade index of 3.00 or above are the requirements for membership. This membership continues Beta Encourages throughout the junior and senior years pro- vided the above standards are maintained. The Southeast chapter participated in the Missouri State Beta convention this year at Jefferson City. Beta's other activities each year include a family picnic and various service projects. Mr. Smith is the sponsor of the Southeast chap- ter. BILL JOHNSON FRANCES DEVENPORT BARBARA ERICKSON PATRICIA TROTTER TOM CARTWRIGHT T First Row: Virginia Nester, Mary Lou Kelsall, Mary Records, Linda Bailey, Larry Magill, Shirley Alley Roberta Bertram, Gayle Moore, Dana Parsons, Judy Golitko. Second Row: Jack Weeks, Nancy Carey, Gloria Corder, Mr. Smith, Sue Renwald, Judy Rucker, Mike Sher Tbim' Row: Mary Ellen Mayes, Ricky Majors, Bill Fisher, Tim Hood, Garry Dewar, Caroline Drane Fourth Row: Steve Moldover, Scott Stine, James Bliss, cholarship and Participation First Semester Bill Johnson ,...... Frances Devenport. . , A Barbara Erickson ..,.... Patricia Trotter .,.r... Tom Cartwright . . . Bill Fisher . . . . . Gloria Corder . ,, Charles Carpenter Karen McKinney , , Barbara Bayless ,. WRIGHT BILL FISHER BON NY BAKER Q FFICERS . . . Presia'ent . . .. . . . Vice-President .... , . Recording Secretary . . Corresponding Secretary . . . Treasurer . . , . . Keeper of Airhives , . . Keeper of Arfelaives . . , Sergeant - at - Arms Tower Rej11'ese11fatiL'e , , . Journrzlist . BARBARA BAYLESS Second Semester Bill Fisher .. Bonny Baker ,Barbara Bayless . , , , Gloria Corder , Jerry Johnson Rosemary Howard . Judy Kay Myers . . . A Scott Stine . Robynn Graham Judith Rucker GLORIA CORDER JERRY JOHNSON 'lf' FTA Officers, Sponsor and Guest Speaker V OFFICERS FIRST SEMESTER Caroline Drane . . . , . , , , , P1'rSizl'rnt Joan Wescoat . , . . Vice-President Ardyth Robinson , , . . . . Secretary Judith Rucker , . ...,.,....,... .T1'r'asurm' SECOND SEMESTER Jenny Sue Hedlund . . . ,......,.,...,. Presirlfnt Joan Wescoat , . . . .Vice-President Linda Thompson , . , Serrrfary Judy Larson . , , . T1'eaxu1'r'r F. T. . Members Asplre to Become Teachers Any student who Wishes to make teaching Under the able leadership of Miss Johnson and his career is eligible for membership in the Mr. Carpenter, members of this club learn the Southeast Ray O. Joslyn Club, which is affili- necessary qualifications for successful teaching. ated with the National Education Association. Firxl Row: Miss Johnson, Marilyn Hammon, Cathy Lorimer, Jane Ann Langner, Jane Ludlow, Pat Frost, Nancy Allen, Lyla Hansen, Aileen McGowan, Mary K. Johnson, Carol Ann Wilson. Second Row: Louise Ma'or, Martha M C cl N h 1 c ur y, ancy Jo nson, Dana Parsons Martha Bell, Delia Destler, Jean Wescoat, Alice Johnson, Carol Tausch, Judy Marshall, Nancy Tucker. Third Row: Judie DeWolf, Lynda Bailey, Carol Lee Coombe, Judie Spoor, Evelyn Abell, Judith Rucker, Mary Benson, Jennie Sue Hedlund, Suzy Baker, Mary Records, Jackie Ferree, Laura Lee Groves Fourih Row: Sharon Welch, Susie Hanna, Karen Curnett, Joan Land, Betty Hammond, Caroline Drane, Melissa Maxwell, Linda Thompson, Judy Larson, Judy Watley, Trudy Quick. .4 Q... 99' A.A.U.W. Honors Academic Accomplishments iii Q55 First Row: Miss Mueller, Pat Trotter, Caroline Drane, Phyllis Jones, Miss Miller. Second Row: Lynda Bailey, Gloria Corder, Dana Parsons, Helen Neptune, Nancy Renfer, Frances Deven- port, Linda Kramer. Quill and Scroll Encourages Journalism y 1 l First Row: Frances Devenport, Flora Kerr, Karen McKinney, Pat Trotter. Second Row: Judy Rucker, Jerry Johnson, Barbara Erickson, Mary Lou Kelsall, Linda Smith, Gayle 1 Moore, Ruth Rogers, Nancy Carey. F 73 OFFICERS FIRST SEMESTER Scott Martin .. ....,..,...,..,.... . , President Steve Brawner . ,.,... ..... ,.,,.. V 1 ce-President Ronnie Skates ..... Secretary Richard Barnett .,....,........ ..,. T reasurer SECOND SEMESTER Steve Brawner .......,.,,............ President Ronnie Skates . . . .Vice-President Richard Barnett .. ....., Secretary Herb Shuey . . . , Treasurer Hi-Y Executive Officers 0 . H1-Y Bullds ound Values The goal of the Hi-Y organization is to The Hi-Y boys, under the supervision of create and maintain high standards of Chris- Mr. Wolf, demonstrate their good sportsman- tian living throughout the school and commu- ship and clean living by sponsoring service nity. projects, dances, and athletic events through- out the year. First Row: Bill Logsdon, Ronnie Roxburg, Reggie Bowen, Eddie Harnett, Harold Begley, Gary Weaver, Bill Moehle. Second Row: Mr. Wolfe, Carol Parsons, Steve Brawner, Scott Martin, Ronnie Skates, Norman Lee. Third Rota: Bill Needels, Herb Shuey, Dennis Rothacher, Dennis Schneible, jim Tipton, Richard Bar- nett, Tim Hood, Richard Bruning. -r W f 4 I-1 .,1 121 m'rs,sH--wr. - J .f Q M - -- rzrsf Row: Phyllis lfricke, Patti O'Brien, Judy Lee Miller, Sue George, Joyce Grimes, Carolyn Lehmer, Carol Sprague, Anna Barbara Wilson, Lyla Hansen, Brenda Toot, Judy Karr, Joyce Grate, Charlene Bowman, Gloria Hensley, Sara Lu Molln, Jo Ann Scars, Sherry Phillips, Nancy Allen. Seeollri Row: Peggy Willbanks, Linda Morris, Pat Hodge, Barbara Fowler, Sharon Mitchell, Carol Crank S ll E ' ' ' , a y merson, Nancy Garrett, Marcia Carlson, Helen Neptune, Sharon Stewart, Christine Nielsen, Mimi Thomas, Judy Jones, Nancy Hyatt, Virginia Blunt, Jane Ann Langer. Thin! Row: Miss Williams, Nancy Renfer, Carol Robrock, Bettie Widney, Nancy Hartzler Nancy John- A M 'll son, nn erri , Judy Hinshaw, Joyce Johnson, Sandy Poe, Judy Kelley, Phyllis Jones, Kathy Vogt, Peggy Carpenter, Gloria Williams, Avalon Pyle, Sue Stone, Ginger Hudson. Fourfb Row: Judy Di Vilbiss, Karen Parsons, Ardyth Robinson, Joanne Betts, June Willhite, Judy Spoor, Judy Larson, Linda Orscheln, Esther Anderson, Marise Steele, Sharon Matthews, Kay Timberlake, Carol Fessler, Jo Spencer, Jennie Hedlund, Kay Snuifer. Mrs. XVilson. Y-Teens Cultivate High Ideals Firsl Row: Valinda Sundquist, Connie Givens, Rae Ann Healzer, Carol Wilson, Sharon Watters, Barbara Johnson, Lucinda Heinz, Betty Kennedy, Janet Beruhardt, Joanne Records, Karen Roschke, Joyce Rains- burg, Susan Burns, Barbara Palmer, Joyce Pruetting, Deanna Toot, Mary Ann Johnson, Patty Carpenter. Second Row: April Van Kirk, Betty De Feo, Rita Suderman, Cathy Bergstrom, Bonnie Fuqua, Jean Wal- bridge, Beverly Mitchell, Judy Allen, Terry Thomas, Cathy Lorimer, Sharon Fry, Cheryl Mac Millan, Willa Means, Jean Harper, Cynthia Strelluf, Jean Foster, Lynne Heilbuth, Joan Krey. Tbini Row: Karen Thomas, Judy White, Barbara Gfueninger, Pennie Grier, Sue Shemwell, Sue Brady, Sharon Owsley, Barbara Keith, Judy DeWolf, Pam Adams, Linda Owens, Kay Lamb, Evelyn Goss, Aleana Guy, Linda Wilson, Mateel Broun, Linda Emery, Pam Phillips, Marilyn Strother. Fourlb Row: Bonnie Bashor, Kay James, Sharon Frezd, Martha Jackson, Jo Ann Henderson, Carol Engel, Linda Pedego, Carol Coombe, Judy Watley, Trudy Quick, Pat Frisbie, Arnetta Chambers Linda Crumpley, Linda Bradley, Barbara Goodwillie, Susan Hendrickson, Judy Nelson, Kay Wfright, Carol Tomlinson, Miss Maze. Q 2 5 I Q I 1 Z F l f , I I I 75 L Underclass Members ----it Pep Club Cultivates Kllightly Spirit The Southeast Pep Club, under the direc- tion of Miss Canham, has kept the school spirit high. The new uniforms, red blazers over navy blue sweaters and skirts, have added much color to the cheering sections at games. One Senior Members 76 of the highlights of the school year has been the Court Warmer held in honor of the bas- ketball team. The Pep Club has also sponsored various pep assemblies to boost school spirit. OFFICERS FIRST SEMESTER Karen McKinney ...........President Judy Hafley ...... .... Frances Devenport Frances Devenport SE Chris Hoff .,... Grace Wisdom . . . Vice-President . . . . , , .Secretary COND SEMESTER Karen McKinney . . Ju dy Rucker .... . . . Treusurw' . . . . . .President Vice-Prcsizirnf . . . . .Secrclfary . , . . .Treasurer f OFFICERS FIRST SEMESTER Lynn White , ..,, . , Pv'U5izfz'11f Jerry Johnson .,... . , Vice-P1'1'siJe11l Frances Devenport . . , . . . Sl't'l'C'ftll'j' Scott Stine , . ,,,.. . . . . . .Trw1x1n'L'1' SEcoND SEMESTER Gayle Moore , ..,..,,..,, ,,...,.. P l't'5i!7'f?71f jim Blackwood . . , Vice-Pr'e5iJr'11f Judy Pruitt , . . ,SL'Cr'efa1'y Jackie Ferree . . . . T1'c'asure1' l f Penthouse Members Work on Costumes I Penthouse Encourages Dramatic kill The Penthouse Players, sponsored by Miss Fetters, is a drama club designed to give stu- dents Who are interested in drama a chance to develop their dramatic ability. The players are given the opportunity to produce and take part in various presentations. To become a member of Penthouse, the stu- dent must have an SH average in the various speech courses and must have accumulated a sufficient number of points based on partici- pation in special speech activities. First Row: Anna Barbara Wilson, Brenda Toot, Linda Messina, LeeAnn Diehl, Karen McKinney, Gayle Moore, Frances Devenport, Barbara Ann Erickson, Linda Stephens. Second Row: Judy Pruitt, Jim Blackwood, Julia Elmore, Bonnie Baker, Donna Carney, Jackie Ferree, Lynn White, Pat Thomas, Miss Fetters. Third Row: Jerry johnson, Carol Fessler, Sandra Fulmer, Steve Moldaver, Scott Stine, Garth Smith, Kay Timberlake, JoAnne Betts, June Willhite. 77 5 I 42 if ? Z 1' H OFFICERS a I T , FIRST SEMESTER Linda Nelson .,,...,,.....,......... Presidente Linda Thompson ,.,.....,.... La Vice-Presidente Ruth Rogers .... . . . .,... La Secretaire V Sharron Pettit ,....,... ...,.....,, L a Tresoicfre SECOND SEMESTER Linda Thompson .... ..,...4,..,..., P residente Gretchen Wall .... . . .La Vice-Presidente Judy Karr ...... ..,,.. L a Sefrelarire Pat Nash . . . ,,.. La Tresoiere Les Chevalzers Make French Christmas Cards Les Chevaliers Promote Study of French Les Chevaliers, which provides opportunities ords a student's appreciation and knowledge for many enjoyable features of language study, of France and the French people will be broad- is open to any student enrolled in French. ened. Through songs, games, dramatic skits, and rec- Firxt Row: Joan Krey, Linda Nelson, Doris Burns, Pat Phillips, Frances Baker, Nancy Tucker, Lavonne Klahr, Jane Ann Langner, Ruth Rogers, Karen Thomas. Second Row: Vicki Raccagno, Carole Pattison, Myrna Winfrey, Delia Destler, Gretchen Wall, Nancy Garrett, Mary Long, Julie Sims, Sharon Pettit, Peggy Greene. Third Row: Kenneth Campbell, Pat Nash, Mrs. Coulter, Pat Frisbe, Claudia Summers, Linda Thomp- son, JoAnne Betts, Jean Satchell, Carolyn Edwards, Judy Middleton, Penni Woods. ? 78 1 , Lf 51 Firsi Row: Miss Adams, Carol Ann Wilson, Marilyn Strother, Sandy Stiner, Frances Geer. Second Row: Danny Hamblin, Nancy Allen, Carolyn Ledford, Bette Widney, Noela Smith, Sara Lee Grubb, Linda Buckley, Jean Walbridge, Jean Poe. Third Row: Georgia Shepherd, Phil Rhoads, Linda Williams, Linda Kramer, Ardyth Robinson, Patty Matthews, John Dresselhaus, Larry Magill, Phyllis Jones. Fourlh Row: Robert Reza, John Carlson, Don Wolfe, Richard Sjarda, Walter Quanstrom, Roger Adel- man, Bob Smetzer, Sharon Kaelson, Harold Neptune, Gary Alley. Dracones lnvesti ate Roman Customs Dracones, the Latin club, with Miss Adams as sponsor, bases its program not only on the Latin language itself but also on the culture of the Roman people, thus encouraging Wider in- Linda Kramer . . , Phyllis Jones . . . Linda Buckley . . Ardyth Robinson John Carlson . S Linda Buckley , . Sandy Stiner ,... Ardyth Robinson Dean Sparks , . . OFFICERS FIRST SEMESTER ECOND SEMESTER Consul . , Consul , Praefor . Scribu Quuestor Consul . Consul Praelor Scribe terest in their history, mythology, and cus- toms. The social activities of the club are also related to the various holidays and festivals of the Roman people. Dracones Enjoy Latin Songs 79 Ml' Gloria Cordcr , Rosemary Howard Dana Parsons Bill Fisher Janice Wise . , Robynn Graham Dana Parsons Robynn Graham Carolyn Hogan Gloria Corder . Judy Houser . , FIRST SEMESTER SECOND SEMESTER P1'r'xin'r'f1f . , , V160-Pirxirfcvzf Scfcretary T1'cr1s1H'er H is to rian Historian P1'l'Xif1L'77f . . .... Vzce-Pivxidwzt Sec1't'fa1'y Treuszwer H isiorian Rosemary Howard Historian Dorzans Honor Miss Abbott 0 . . . Dorlans Promote rt CtlV1t1CS The ancient Greek tribesmen called the Under the direction of Miss Abbott, the Dorians were noted for their creative and prac- Dorians work to achieve skill in the many cre- tical traits. The Southeast Dorians also strive ative arts. The techniques of art media are for these objectives. studied and developed. First Row: Richard Owens, Dana Parsons, Judy Houscr, Roberta Bertram, Janice Wise, Lolita Caldwell, Phil Zumbrunn. Second Row: Sandy Poe, Robynn Graham, Judy Kay Myers, Kay Dunwoody, Wanda Gentry, Betty Brunn, Carolyn Dorman. Tbirzl Row: Carolyn Hogan, Marise Steele, Jerry Hall, Bill Fisher, Hugh Greer, Rosemary Howard, Glo- rua Corder. Y Q ia' an i X!! x , ,- f ' 'M' fi CIN., First Row: Louise Inbody, Susan Inbody, Lyla Hansen, Judy Golitko, Colleen Roberts, Judy Marshall, Lucillc Inbody, Charlene Bowman. Second Row: Barbara Bivins, Clint Critchfield, Marcia Carlsen, Annell Gibson, Nancy Hartzler, Mary Ann Meek, Mrs. Berkowitz. Third Row: Martha Berkey, Joan Land, Tom Hahler, Glenda Ison, Rico Lockwood, Evelyn Abell, Jennie Sue Hedlund. Centinelas Promote Spanish Activities The CentinelaS or Spanish Club familiar- The club has many interesting activities izes the members with the culture of the Span- throughout the year including the The Break- ish-speaking countries and also gives them ing of the Pinata and an assembly program in practice in conversing in Spanish. recognition of Pan-American Day. Breaking Pinata at Christmas OFFICERS FIRST SEMESTER Glenda Ison ...,.. .,.,.......,..... P residmztu Louise lnbody . . . . ,Vice-Pr'csicle11fa Evelyn Abell , . , ...,. Sccreturia Judy Golitko . ,...,. , ,.... . . .Tc's0rm'o SECOND SEMESTER Evelyn Abell . , , ........ ..Pr0xin'i'1zla Hector Venegas , . . . .Vice-Presiflenfa Charlene Bowman . , . . . Sefrdfzria Jenny Sue Hedlund . , Tcxorifro l 8 1 T an A A First Row: Mr, Martin, Willie Lynas, Jim Caldwell, Lucinda Heinz, Michael Riley, Gerry Dewar, Philip Stevko, Larry Hubartt, Linda Stewart, Bob Allfrex, Bill Huff, Mrs, Galey. Second Row: Norman Sevcreign, Mclvin Roll, Kathy Holland, Harriet Stroud, Patricia Trotter, Caroline Drane, Wayne Yost, Sharon McKinley, Gay Butterworth, Shirley Alley, Larry Hamilton, Jim Bivins, Eddie Doepkc. Third Row: Gary Agin, Nelson Adams, Robert Lyons, Herb Proudfit, Jim Tipton, Dennis Tipton, Richard Dcmatteis, Herschel Golub, Ronnie Olson, Chuck Ferguson, David Rizer, Peppy Lynas, Jim Fisher. cience Club Encoura es cientifie Research The purpose of our Science Club here at that We have done this has been to sponsor a Southeast is to further the knowledge of sci- Southeast Science Fair. This is the first time ence among our students by providing a such a fair has been held in any h1gh school strong stimulus for scientific experimentation in Kansas City. both at school and elsewhere. One of the ways Demonstration of Van deGraf Generator OFFICERS David Rizer . . . , . ...... ....... P resident Bob Lyons .... ..,. V ice-Prcxidmt Patricia Trotter , . , ...... Secretary Chuck Ferguson ,... Treamrcr 82 6 meral0f 14 4 , ,. vgwi ,f 1 M f Q QQ! gg L sf Ag? , fi f 5 Y is as Studying fouster Emblems Nancy Coombe Ellen Van Liew Loretta Williams Pat Adams . . , OFFICERS FIRST SEMESTER ....,..,.......,...,.P1'0sidcnt . . . . . .Vice-Pwsiflerzzf . . ..,... Secrefary ....T1'c'as1u'er SECOND SEMESTER Ellen Van Liew Ruth O,Rear . Sharon Zuck . A Jean Wescoat . .,...,.,.............Pre.iizlent , . . ,Vice-P1'r'siflf'nt . . . . . ,Srcirtary . . . .T1'easm'er ,Iousters Encourage Good portsmanship Jousters, the girls' athletic club, sponsored by Miss Canham, was organized to uphold the ideals of good sportsmanship and teamwork and to stimulate interest in the girls' physical education department. To become eligible for membership in Jous- ters, a girl must have an S average in phys- ical education, a scholastic average of M, and no grade below an NI. She must earn her first high school letter and participate in intra- mural sports. Firxt Row: Carol Sprague, Pat Adams, Mary Rickerson, Barbara Frick, Sharon Hamilton, Carolyn Hosck, Loretta Williams, Linda Morris, Sharon Martin, Pat Frost, Judy Kay Roberts, Sharon Zuck, Sandy Jackson. Second Row: Miss Canham, Sharon Norris, Nancy Ann Coombe, Susan Pearson, Ellen Van Liew, Janet Kelley, Sharon Prowell, Laura Lee Groves, Phyllis Homan, Jean Wescoat, Jackie Wright, Janie Lud- low, Linda Majors, Mary Mitchell. Third Row: Judy Henshaw, Pat Wolf, Joyce Johnson, Susie Hanna, Florence Burgess, Susan Brackney, Ruth O'Rear, Betty Hammond, Melissa Maxwell, Rita Stevens, Sharon Welch, Pat Hodge, Dorothy Greer. Junior Hi -Y First Row Richard Steffee Nat Blaylock Jim Gartrell Stephen Morgan Second Row Tom Coleman Dale Hyatt Frank Jones Mr. Bradford Chess Club First Row Richard Rogers Ed Wicdcnmann Bill Stockton Clair Martin Seronrl' Row Bruce Stewart David Parker Philip Stevko Ronnie Crandell Mr. Laury Debate Club Fits! Ron' Bruce Bradford Mike Hibbard Louise Major Betty Jenn Benson Toni Skates Mrs. Mitchell Seroznl Rout' Judy Sclmeiblc Rita Suderman Glnplire Gilliland Gary Agin Linda Rice Evelyn Goss First Row: Sandy Maple, Barbara Erickson, Gayle Moore. Semml Row: jim Canton, Gerald Kirchner, John Hoff, Bob Byerly, Kenneth Campbell, David Dejarnettc, Third Row: Dale Herrington, Don Burton, Phil Perkins, Curtis Wilson, Richard Lee, Steve Huskn, Bill Smith. Honor Cadets Attain Membership in Crossed Rifles The Southeast Crossed Rifles Club was formed in the fall of 1957 as an honor society for outstanding cadets. It is an outgrowth of the old Memorial Club. Among the extra-curricular activities in which its members participate are the annual The Musketeers, the four-man drill team, was formed in the spring of 1957. Its spectacular drill distinguishes it from any other drill team. The insignia is a red, white, and blue citation cord worn on the left shoulder. Queen's Reception, Firing squads for military funerals, and honor guards. The insignia of Crossed Riflfs is either a White citation cord on the left shoulder or a red epaulette tab. Musketeers 35 a px' afzbn CRUSADER KNIGI-ITLITES SPRING PLAY TOWER TEEN-TOWN MUSIC FESTIVAL OFFICE ASSISTANTS COLLECTORS NURSEIS ASSISTANTS HALL GUARDS PROJECTION STAFF STAGE CREW SOUND CREW C.O.E. R.O.T.C. at-,J-A V N912 Aff? ,., z , V V ff' f f 1 '48 X ll X eff , e va:-so li l r 1 4 V Mary Hoover, Roger Adelman, Linda McKinnis, Charles Dou las, J d H fl g u y a ey, Judy Kay Myers, Gail Brad- ! ford, Flora Kerr, Judy Houser, Charles Carpenter, Bill Johnson. J Crusader Marks Highlights of the Year 1 l 5 'Twas the night before Senior Day in Southeast Highg lip The Seniors were remembering the year gone by. l T The staff all agreed they could never forget, E2 The worry of seeing that deadlines were met. 1 i Each person recalled the many hours it took, Spent in diligent work to Hnish our book. l Underclass editors matched the face with the name, 5 And then it was told how each senior won fame. l l Our grateful thanks to our advisors we giveg p l Weill remember your help as long as we live. gf li We've done our best, and as the end draws near, We hope you will like your Crusader this year! l it Santa and Mistletoe Celebrating Knighthood sail A ,HMM ART Url -f E 3 r 5 K' I 5 A s im. f .1 mb 'fe fa f 4-sa xR ..V: . V LITERARY r? Chuck Ferguson, Tom Cartwright, Frances Devenport, Barbara Erickson, Gayle Moore Sa dy Maple Grace Wisdom, Andy Allsman, Helen Neptune, Jim Hayes, Patric a Trotter STAFF Chuck Ferguson . Bill Johnson .... Charles Carpenter Frances Devenport Patricia Trotter . Flora Kerr .,r... Barbara Erickson. Judy Hafley . 4 . Gail Bradford . . . Grace Wisdom . . Linda McKinnis Judy Kay Myers ,... . . POSITION . . , .Editor-in-Chief C0-Assistant Editor Co-Assistant Editor . , . ,Literary Editor . Business Manager , . , . ,Senior Editor . . , ,Junior Editor .Sophomore Editor , . .Freshman Editor Eighth Grade Editor , . . ,Co-Art Editor . . . Co-Art Editor Tom Cartwright , Co-Athletics and Activities Staff at Play Photography Staff Sandy Maple . . . .Co Athletics and Actzv ties Gayle Moore ,.... Clubs and Organizations Judy Houser , . , . Photography Editor Mary Lynn Hoover Roger Adelman Charles Douglas Andy Allsman Jim Hayes Helen Neptune Mr. Tira ..,.. Mrs. Taylor . Mr. Carter .. . 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Second Row: Lee Anne Diehl, June Willhite, Connie Roschke, Jenni Sue Hedlund, Sharon Stewart, Judy Kelley, Laura Lee Groves, Nancy Renfer. Third Row: Don Burton, Virginia Goodwillie, Neal Bellanti, Denny Temple, Ronnie Skates, Kay Timber- lake, Judy Larson, Rita Norton. Tower Records Daily School News The Tower staff has the responsibility of umn entirely for Knights and Ladies' social publishing the latest news of activities around life are included in each issue. the Castle. Each publication gives an account The staff works under the supervision of of current activities, including athletic events. Mr. Hanan. Editorials, unusual feature stories, and a col- OFFICERS Staff at Work STAFF FIRST SEMESTER Virginia Goodwillie .......,,..,. Editor-in-Chic Nancy Renfer .... Connie Roschke . . . Lee Ann Diehl . . . Kay Timberlake . . , ...., Circulation Manager Ronnie Skates .........,..,......, Sports Editor ....News Editor . . ,Arlucrtising Manager . . , . , .Column Editor SECOND SEMESTER Sharon Stewart ...........,..,.. Et1lif0l'-t71-Clliijf Jenni Sue Hedlund . . . , . . .Ncwx Editor Ruby Snider .,,..,. . . .Adwrtixiizg Murmgcr Judi Young .,,... .... . , Column Editor Carol Brownfield . , . . . Circulizfion Manager Neal Bellanti , . , . . . Sportx Eiiitor 94 7 x KNIGHT I '39 Y 4 Music Provides Enjoyment for All The very Hne Southeast music department adds the finishing touch to many activities and programs throughout the year. The music de- partment, the largest department at Southeast, consists of the band, orchestra, a cappella choir, girls' choir, girls' glee club, boys' chorus, girls' octet, boys' octet, and the eighth grade mixed chorus. Participation in the music de- partment improves musical ability and allows the student to develop by performing before others. The Southeast orchestra provides appropriate music for the Spring Play, Knightlites, the In- duction, and various assemblies. This year the orchestra played at the Missouri State Music Educators Convention. The band members give their time and tal- ent to enrich parades and assemblies. The band helps to keep school spirit high by marching and playing at various football games. The a cappella choir is composed of sopho- more, junior, and senior boys and junior and senior girls. It is one of the most popular mu- sic groups. Under the capable direction of Mr. Markley, the choir participates in various pro- grams throughout the year such as baccalau- reate, graduation exercises, assemblies, All- City Choir Festival, and Southeast Music Fes- tival. The choir also sings at various churches throughout the city. The girls' and boys' octets represent South- east on various programs in Kansas City. The octets are directed by Mr. Markley and Miss Demand. 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' A XR X31 First Row: Linda McKinnis, Sandy Maple, Carol Parsons, Kay Dunwoody, Carol Pattison, Janet Stokley, Judy Karr, Joan Wescoat, Allene Eubank, Marilyn Hopper, Glenda Raney, Nancy Coombe, Martha McCurdy, Linda Nelson, Frances Devenport, Gail Bradford, Judy Dawson. Second Row: Mrs. Backstrom, Connie Carroll, Sharon Pettit, Nancy Jo Martin, Jackie Ferree, Carolyn Toot, Kathy M0- lotsky, Jean Wescoat, Ellen Van Liew, Carolyn Hogan, Barbara Frazier, Myrna Winfrey, Brenda Toot, Jo Dubiner, Mary Long, Patti Paul, Frances Hoffman, Mr. Markley. Third Row: Mary Jo Hibbs, Linda Thompson, Virginia Goodwillie, Karen Curnett, Judy Spoor, Carolyn Johnson, Suzie Baker, Carol Kellar, Delia Destler, Judy Lay, Laura Lee Groves, Sandy Poe, Sharon Stewart, Barbara Bayless, Gretchen Wall, Pat Lassiter, Francine Hunt, Pat Sauter. Fourth Row: Leonard Mock, Steven Plaster, Neil Bellanti, Chuck Ferguson, Roy Baker, Ronnie Atkinson, Benny Groll, Roy Paul, Jay Smith, Bill Moehle, Jay Collins, David Amos, Ronnie Wood, Jerry Johnson, Tom Beets. Fifib Row: David McClendon, Ronald Benson, David Hill, Bob Gay, J. Allen, Richard Dematteis, Bill Logsdon, John Claunch, Ed Taylor, Wade Clark, Scott Stine, Steve Brawner, Doug Madden, Dennis Schneible, Steve Huska, Mac Hooper. A Cappella Choir Vocal Groups Enjo Girls' Choir First Row: Dorothy Cline, Sandra Brundage, Rusty Duncan, Nancy Vanderlinder, Gloria Williams, Anne Bailey, Peggy Willbanks, Joyce Grimes, Nancy Coleman, Carol Ann Sprague, Janice Sherwood, Carolyn Holmes, Sara Molln, Joyce Lilly, Selma Partcll, Monnie Pinkston, Carolyn Gladden, Linda Coffey. Second Row: Carol Breckenridge, Michale Long, Sharon Phillips, Billie Mae Holt, Carol Clay, Carol Bliss, Kolerre Kay, Colleen Roberts, Delores Schmid, Jean Winter, Gloria He asley, Sheree Price, Sharon Redd, Judy Justice. Third Row: Jo Ann Sears, Pat Larkin, Carol Rehfeldt, Phyllis Jones, Carolyn Wright, Jean lson Sand Fulmer Mel'ssa 1 y 1 1 Maxwell, Ardyth Robinson, Doris Pixley, Sharon Griffiths, Loretta Williams, Gay Butterworth, Anita Nash, Betty Kincaid. if First Row: Betty Chestnut, Carol Cook, Mary Alexander, Marianne Di Giovanni, Barbara Bodenheimer, Janet Hartin, Carolyn Weeks, Jean Harper, Carol Nicholson, Elizabeth Reza, Barbara Johnson, Judy White, Kathy O'Dell, Valli- lian Goodrich, Carolyn Lehmer, Sharon Nolan, Rose Marie Harned, Mary Trefz, Charlene Hammon, Carol Wilson, Sandra Jackson, Bonnie Horton, Janet Maress. Second Row: Linda Wilson, Barbara Keith, Jean George, Gladys Potts, Evelyn Goss, Carol Tausch, Alice Johnson, Wanda Cattey, Sharon Nininger, Sharon Cook, Connie Butler, Jo Ann Haley, Mateel Brown, Carolyn Ledford, Pam Phillips, Penni Grier, Bonnie Boschenreighter, Patty O,Brien, Sharon Phillips, Judy Miller, Sue George, Mary Anne Johnson, Alice Shay, Jewell Prime. Third Row: Martha Kirtley, Betty Fincher, Sara Westbroolc, Kathy McLaughlin, Pam Adams, Susan Hendrickson, Carol Scott, Carol Miller, June Haines, Deanna Toot, Sharon Hamilton, Sharon Rothschild, Donna Genslar, Pat Moseley, Pat 1 Babcock, Martha Jackson, Rita Danner, Linda Mayes, Crystel Gruen, Annel Gibson. Fourth Row: Susan Brawner, Mary Kay Fox, Sandra Hall, Bonnie Bayshore, Kathy Kubis, Barbara Goodwillie, Judy Wat- l ley, Pat W'olf, Linda Bradley, Judy Nelson, Barbara Harper, Linda Williams, Sharon Mora, Sharon Prowell, Judy DiVilbis, Cheryl Hill, Margaret Hey, Dorothy Phelps, Susan Hunter, Diane Schrieber, Kay Wright. Girls' Glee Club i l l s 1 o c o USICH Participation g , It Boys' Chorus 5 J Pint Row: Tom Meyers, Bruce Bradford, George Barisas, John Wynne, Bill Knight, Steve Morgan, Mike Creighton, E David Hodges, Stephen Frye, John Dresselhaus. 4? Second Row: Curtis Hart, Dean Sparks, David Howard, Jim Perkins, Fred Brown, Robert Kilburn, Mike Rowland, Tim ' Davenport, David Weaver, Don Tillet. , Third Row: Bill Martin, Tom Pendleton, Charles Watkins, Frank Jones, Bill Ward, Glen Hulet, Terry Paul, Jo Williams, ' ' Gary XVallace, David Reinsel, Robert Reza. 53 S .rf iff' ' 'Z eri is A e Strutting Four Jenn Sntchell Nancy Martin Sharon Martin Bobby Sue Holt Harmonizing Ladies jackie Ferree Karen Cumerr Carol Kellar Delia Destler Barbara Bayless Mary Long Pat Sauter Frances Devenport Musical Knights Ronny Atkinson Benny Groll Jay Smith John Claunch Bill Shepard Steve Huska Bill Mochle Richard Dematteis Trumpet Trio John Hoff Rim Norton David King f l Office Assistants Smile Fiser Suzy Baker Carolyn Houston Glenda lson kludy Rucker Patty l-lollcnsbc Ruth Rogers Collectors Jenn Hilderbrnncl Mary Ellen Van Liew Judy Krcy Hall Guards First Row Jennie Lou Kent Carole Lee Coombe Sz'c'011rf Row Fred Brown Bob Smetzer Vernon Rainsburg Walter Gum Harry Brersclmeidcr Nurse's Assistants Judy Pruitt Judy Edleman Judy Tipton Gloria Shopen Loretta Willinnws 101 l l w l l l l -w 1 l 4 S l 4 J 1 1 6 Q . l ls! ll ll li gi V: F Q ll lf ig l l l F l I r I fy Sound Crew Mr. Bccklean Floyd Hall Ii Curtis Wilson ii Denny Temple l Neal Bellanri i Don Burton Mike Frost f 2 Stage Crew l Firxf Row: Larry Turk David Van Liew if Arthur Burch Mike De Rubertis SFCUIIKX Row: 'j Harry Grisson 3 5 Herschel Golub z l Projection Staff Flrxf K0lL'Z Christine Hoff, Nina lili, Clifford Houcliins, Carol Tomlinson, jcnnic Sue Hedlund, David vi LF Y 1 ' ' H 1 ' ' ' in lux, jo in HQH, Bill Lackey, Wilina jean Humphrey, Sharon Carol Watters, Nancy Ann Coombc. Srwzzil Row: Terry Fmery, Don Burton, Bob Mishmasli, Harry Grisson, Herschel Golub, Richard Demat- rcis. Curtis Wfilson, Bill Hutchins, Lloyd Purcell, Gary Agin, Paul Miller. J 32511 r' ,Z i 4 1 i i , lux! Ron Shlron Lewis Ruth Ann Milltr Mary Lou Kelsall ulm lilinner Loretta Hughes Margey Prime Mary 0 Murphy C1rolDresselh1us K thryn DeG1n Anne Brooks Doris Cool Mr Coombe Qcfofzo' Row udy Coe Phylis Long Leon Brooks Larry Rhoadcs Lee Woste Robert Mlyes Don Wil lace erry cfftrics Bob Hudson Miry Ellen Mayes Myrn Folind 1 C. 0. E. Offers Employment Opportunities 5 what ood Shall I do this da B good service on the job. C.O.E. workers face what good have I done to-dayg problems of reality through work experiences. Q g yi They adjust more rapidly, efficiently, and wise- Fwmklm ly than those who work on their own. Practi- l The C.O.E. program attempts to help cal Work experience with practical counseling A young Workers develop attitudes of giving is a more efficient way. l Nursing Aide Greenhouse ffloristj Sales Clerk l Sheet Metal Laboratory Technician Long Distance Operator me -v e rcvql. 5 if ' K F-wimtv A X... J,,,,f'm + l 1 l DAAAAAA A fl il '55 Sfafj Officers-Lt. Lloyd Purcell, Silfillljj Lt. Mike Peltier, Oflffllfllfffj Major jim Caron, Baffuliow Com- 11I!I11l!Fl'f Major Don Burton, Acljzzfalzfg Lt. john Hoff, T7'Hil7i71gj Master Sgt. Garth Smith, Sgi. Major. -l fi Reserve ffieers Training Corps ' Q ld xl W. ll: lg: ll ,M R. 0. T. C. Q ll l ,il l l w i 4 4 5 ,1 I! BARBARA ERICKSON 104 V , , V Jil... , -i H6611 f l x ay Fifi! Row: Arthur Leichncr, Larry Louis, Paul Miller, Richard Dematteis. Szfcomf Roux: Richard King, Kenny Brooks. Drum and Bugle Corps The goals of the Junior Division of R.O.T.C. are to lay the foundation for intelligent citi- zenship and to give each boy the basic military training that will be of value to him if he becomes a member of the military service. Rifle Team First Row: Neal Bellanti, Gerald Kirchnur, Richard King. SECOVZIII Row: Roger Goodman, Don Burton, john Hoff, Stanley Vajdic. 105 The Junior Course consists of formal mili- tary instruction of a general type applicable to the Army as a whole. This requires at least three hours of class work each week for three years. l ifwgwmyayafiraa Myth K 6 7 Firsl Row: Gerald Kirchner, Bob Hudson, Leonard Dills, David Nicholson, Dennis Black, Larry McAbee, Richard King, Robert Alminana, Robert DeMent, Richard Lee, Herschel Golub, Gary Dennis. Suomi Row: Edwin Keith, Bill Hutchins, Garth Smith, Philip Reasoner, Frank Marshall, Jim Fisher. Daryel Miller, Bill Bowman, Fred Faulkner. Third Row: Steve Huska, Mike Kearney, Bill Boxx, James Goodale, Ronald Danner, Ronald Semler, Bill Smith, Bob Latta, Jim Lynn, Bill Thomas. First Platoon Company A Second Platoon Firsl Row: Luther Harkins, Norman Lee, John Dick, Terry Tallzert, John Unrein, Charles Laifoon, Bill Comer, Bill Kennedy, Larry Mergen, Charles McKinley, Thomas Killian, Richard Tindill. Second Row: Frank Reynolds, Larry Nagel, Carl Scliwam, Robert Trefz, John McBride, John Logan, Sherrell Blakey, Charles Howald, Abe Manning, Mike Heyer. Tbird Row: Ronnie Atkinson, Dan Danforth, Ronnie Schofield, Aubray Anderson, Vernon Cull, Bob Gott, Tim Flint, Joe Jenson, Bill Lackey, Fred Wfeaver. Pi l rx fel?-ligigg l I l 106 l ...iq gy. 2 Veg f V Q 1 J if 6, ', v tf-rx A .' ,WI , . E' ' n Q 1 -4 I fr O 4 N ,WA I 7 af emprf Dear Lord, in the battle that goes through life, We ask but a Held that is fair, A chance that is equal for all in the strife, The courage to do and to dare. And if We should Win, let it be by the code, With our honor held high. And if We should lose, let us stand by the road And cheer as the Winners go by. A ufhor 1znlz,110zw1 7 41. . E Q ,A Q Vin... 1. fi., x W QNQTW ' Sy' Q. A Mwst V ' f f , 1 . V er a, Z-Xffi 2' if :gun 1. if 1 5 ,Q G Cheerleaders Left to Right: Gayle Moore, Judy Kay Myers, Flora Kerr, Jackie Cooper, Cleo, Sandy Maple, Barbara Erickson, Gail Bradford. Athletic Participation Strengthens Character The long anticipated, exciting athletic events are Number Onei' on the list of activities for Southeast. Supported by good attendance at all sports events this year, the cheerleaders and Pep Club helped to keep the school spirit high in victory or defeat. Second Team Cheerleaders Fnst Row udy Karr, Carol Fessler, Judi Young Second Row Joan Wescoat, Anna Barbara Wilson, Gayle Goodbar Noi Pictured: June Willhite In the gridiron clashes of the lnterscholas- tic League, the Southeast Knights tied with Paseo for second place. Much of the credit is due to Mr. Patterson, the head coach, Mr. Chamblee, assistant coach, Mr. Flappan, sec- ond team coach, and Mr. Wolf, freshman team coach. The basketball season ended with the first game in the state tournament in St. Louis. The Knights placed second in the lnterscholastic League and won the Raytown regionals. Mr. Adams is the head coach and Mr. Wolf is the assistant coach. At the beginning of our track season, the Southeast team placed fourth in the Missouri high school events of the Big Eight Indoor Meet. Mr. Cross is the track coach. Although these are the three major sports at Southeast, we have outstanding golf and tennis teams. Mr. Maupin coaches the tennis team, and Mr. Becklean, the golf team. The main goal of our Knights is to practice sportsmanship in all their games. The enthu- siastic support of the student body helps the teams to attain this goal. X QM .Q Xa MN gr W 'Sf uf Basketball Queen PAT BROXVN Football Queen PAT MOSLEY A, a,., ,, , ,ffy' . JOE WOLF asszstant mario CECIL PATTERSOIN head coach DON CHAMBLEE nsszsfnnt couch LEON FLAPPAN as :slant couch Knights' Team Completes Victorious Season North Ka Raytown Manual . Central . East .,., Northeast Paseo .. Lincoln . Southwest X 1 . Q i Q 5 i 1 n . - - 3 yy a Baek Jay Smith-Tackle Tom Stephens-End Ralph Shields-Tackle Roger Ricketts-Tackle Jim Tipton-Trzcfzle -Buda Bud Abell-End George Parke-Gzzawl Gary Gibson-Gmzral Kenneth Chcves-Gzmrzl Ronnie Skates-Conte: The Manual Redbirds suffered a 52-0 de- Southeast met and trampled the East Bears, feat at the hands of the Knights. Frank Pum- 39-28. Crumm scored four touchdowns, one a mill's touchdown passes to Carpenter and 55 yard dash, while Carpenter turned in two Crumm paved the way for the Knights' vic- touchdowns, one a 63 yard scamper. tory. Southeast edged Northeast 14-13 with The Central Eagles dealt the Knights their Crumm making one touchdown and throw- first League defeat. Despite the hard running ing a touchdown pass to Allen for the other. of Crumm and Carpenter and the blocking of The extra points were added by the combina- Tom Cartwright, the Eagles won 25-12. tion of Rick Eichman and Bruce Hildebrand. Crumm Goes Over Again Better Get Goin', Doug E i , V , Y John Howes-End Joe Hall-Gnarr! Fred Scott-Emi Bill FiShC1 CF11fC1' Jim Blackshire Wayne Hensley-Guard Jim Mulkey-End Bruce Hildebrand-Back Ricky Eichman-Buck Tom Warner- The powerful Southeast defense held Paseo to one first down and 26 rushing yards on a muddy field. Southeast moved the ball well but was unable to scoreg therefore, the game ended in a 0-0 tie. Lincoln proved to be a much tougher op- ponent than expected. The Southeast defense proved rugged. A touchdown made by Car- penter enabled the Knights to win 6-0. The defense was led by Tom Warner, Ralph Shields, George Parke, and Roger Ricketts. The highly favored Southwest Indians were torn apart by the Southeast Knights. Carpen- ter and Hill scored two touchdowns each. The Knights' stalwart defense held the heavy Southwest boys to a single touchdown which was scored by recovering a blocked punt. -Guard Tackle 9 19 U Hold 'em, Boys It's Yours Now Car e ter af, 116 ep. y K . -Guard Tackle rzter First row: Pete Clark, Bill Estes, Gene Ghilardi, Eddie Harnett, Reggie Bowen, Don Creel, Bob Anderson, Bob Mishmash, Tom Keck, Mac Hooper. Second row: Mr. Elappan, David Derby, Tom Mains, Mike Millstein, Dick Holmes, Ronnie Etherton, Ken Coleman, john Becker, Steve Plaster, Larry Williamson, Phil Eberhart, Tom jones. , Tbiril row: Hector H. Venegas, Larry Campbell, Ronnie Roxburg, Herb Shuey, Jay Rumberger, Paul S Shields, Roark Lee Wagner, Mickey Bartlett, Dean Sparks, Ed Wise, Terry Paul. l Fourth row: Carl Newman, Richard Sjarda, Richard Shopen, Allan Boese, Dave French, Bill Braun, Eddie 1 Watkins, Paul Magill, Jerry Henkel, John Cannaflay, Hugh Greer. i 2 i Not Pictured: Roy Paul. , 1 X B Squad C Squad 2 Knights Opponents Knights Opponents Q North Kansas City . , . . 6 12 Westport , , . 34 0 Q Raytown .....,.., . 6 34 Raytown . , . 0 34 1' Manual . . . . 1 0 Washington . . 6 6 Central . . . . 0 15 Southwest . . , . 20 7 East ...,,. . 18 0 Pem Day . . . . . 27 20 1 Northeast . . . 34 0 Hogan ...- . . 27 0 P3530 ,,,,, , 7 0 East .... . . 25 6 Lincoln . . . . 21 26 Paseo ----. . - 27 0 Van Horn IIAV- l 12 5 Northeast . . . . 20 0 Southwest ..,... , 39 0 1 Excelsior Springs ....,...... 0 0 First row: Mr. Wolf, Bill Knight, Bruce Bradford, Tom Allen, Gary Alley, Bill Raschke, Phil Rhoads, jim 1 Coleman, Mark Martin, Mike Hibbard, Larry Bleything, John Edwards, john Waltner, Tom Skates, i Joe Suarez, Manager. Second row: Jim Cleary, Phil Speiser, Robert Carroll, Bob Bente, John Nelson, Fred Brown, joe Hopper, li Garry Benton, Charles Snitz, David Astry, Larry Kinnison, Steven Frye, John Hoff, Leonard Mazan, Manager. Third row: Steve Seaver, Tom Hargis, joe Stephens, Bob Lenz, Dave Ferguson, Paul Solscheid, Dan Marcum, Ken Pattison, Gordon Bruning, Walter Gum, Jack Warren, Ralph Benton, Pete Winett. W Fourth row: Skip Kopp, Dean Aitkens, Tom Middleton, Gary VonDemfange, Ronnie Lilly, Tony Bow- man, Bob Johnson, Bob Rankin, Jerry Henkel, Bill Martin, Dale Hyatt, Robert Reza, Gary Angerman. , t 'T ' i g, B f. gM Qi- ' P Y, , ear ,Q ., lu ,, J' 5' ,,,k,Q'i, fn, I . .A ' if ,V 1 :I -' rv, ,X K I s y i 4 i , A tx , 4, 'l' 2 ' 5 t x C x 5 ,-e' , A a fi' ' M if ,e ,A . vi 'fy of ' I if- ' 21 , -w i f . , .iff a uf. s fi Ja W ls-if i 1 ff' -s gif-.tix 4,7 K .,,i , 32 1 ,M 7 r,,,!f' fl t ,K , 1 .2 ' r - J , i 'Q ff !I..,,' '71 lx ' D D t . Y 1,,,, 1 ,f , f 4, yy ' S xx 2 K 3 ivy? S, ri 4 7? ,V it li 5612.45 x L2 he A i Q V-, LEON FLAPPAN asszstrzni corzclv BERLE ADAMS, head coachg JOE XVOLF umsfant couch Basketball Reglonal Champlons Managers Record Northeast .. Van Horn . . Paseo ..... Southwest Van Horn Grandview . , . Southwest Raytown ..,... St. Joseph Central De La Salle ..., Raytown ...,.. Paseo ..... Lincoln .. Rockhurst . . Manual ..... Southwest . . . East . , . , Van Horn . , . Central ..... Northeast ..,. Redemptorist , . A Westport . .. 1' S fs f' ' 1 t, . t is -sf lk , gg w i, - Bruce Hildebrand- Bob Hill-Guard Ricky Eichman-Guard Larry Sahn-Center Phil Rollins-Forward Forward HM HM HM lst City HM District Steve Brawner-Forward Tim Hood-Guard Bud Abell-Forward Jim Sheffield-Guard Fred Scott-Center Basket east throughout the season. The team won the Interscholastic League Pre-season Tournament, The Southeast Knights finished a victorious took second place in the League, won the 1958 basketball season with a 17-6 record. The Raytown Regional Tournament and competed Knights' team brought many honors to South- in the state tournament. Keep Fighting, Phil Sink It, Bruce Wh EX Grab It, Larry Southeast defeated Northeast 50-36, Paseo 47-43, Southwest 66-44, Van Horn 70-48, De LaSalle 36-35, Raytown 42-40, Rockhurst 67-51, Paseo 66-47, Manual 70-47, Southwest 65-56, East 46-44, Van Horn 61-53, Northeast 57-43, Westport 63-60, Grandview 68-42, Southwest 52-49, and Raytown 51-35. South- east fell at the hands of Van Horn 48-53, St. Joseph Central 33-39, Redemptorist 44-45, Lincoln 32-58, Central 45-46, and Maplewood 47-48. Three of the six games that Southeast lost were lost by only one point. In the final game of the regional tourna- ment, Phil Rollins, Bob Hill, Ricky Eichman, Up, Bruce Larry Sahn, and Bruce Hildebrand played a game that demonstrated excellent teamwork. Other members of the team responsible for the victories were Steve Brawner, Tim Hood, Fred Scott, Bud Abell, and Jim Sheffield. Coach Adams, head coach, and Coach Wolf, assistant coach, were responsible for the training and the planning of plays that were necessary to complete this very successful basketball season. Because of his sparkling play and outstand- ing ability, Bruce Hildrebrand was chosen for the All-City First Team, and made honorable mention district. Ricky Eichman, Phil Rollins, and Larry Sahn received honorable mention, city. I , , Someone s Basket Where s the Ball, Boys? 120 gf ys? - 32 First Row: Bill Estes, Steve White, Wayne Wash, Roger Phillips, Pete Clark. Sccomi Row: Craig Youart, Bill Blaine, Bill Braun, Dave French, Bob Blaine, Phil Eberhnrt. B Squad C Squad Knights Opponents Knights Opponents St. Joseph Central . . . 41 35 Rockhurst . , . 19 43 De La Salle ,,.. . 36 21 Westport . , . . 47 25 Raytown . . , . . 22 23 Southwest . . . 40 35 Paseo ...., . . 41 24 Raytown . . . . 23 31 Lincoln ...... . . 41 37 Paseo .,..... . 49 28 Rockhurst . . . . . 50 46 De La Salle . , . 41 34 Manual .... . , 38 20 East ....... . 46 20 Southwest , . . . 65 47 Raytown . . . 19 46 East ,...... . . 36 27 East ..,.. . 35 17 Van Horn .... . . 70 41 Paseo ..... . 47 30 Central .... . . 40 46 Southwest . . . 37 40 Northeast .,.. . , 48 35 Rockhurst . . , . 25 38 Redemptorist . . . . 58 33 Wfestport ..,... . , 58 30 First Row: Jack Warren, Paul Krebs, Joe Saurez, Tom Lilly. Seconzl Row: jim Cleary, Ken Pattison, Tom Coleman, Bill Ward, Tom Middleton. Third Row: Danny Marcum, Dave Ferguson, Bob Rankin, Jerry Henkel, Walter Tommy Hood. Gum, Kenny Wood, , WX, :sw- 122 LEON FLAPPAN, asxixtant coaclag JESS Ckoss, head roaring MARION BRADFORU, axsistarzt couch. Track Coaches GAYLE MooRE Track Queen 12 ms 4 'N Cl 65, rf L - 4. QQ, ..- 4 V W.. A Varsity A Hrs! Row: Dennis Rothacher, Tom Cartwright, Kenneth Cheves, Jack Wilkerson, Jim Crumm, Charles Carpenter, Ed Taylor, Gary Coleman, Robert James, Bill Turpin, John Lauber, Robert Reza. Second Row: Roger Phillips, Phil Pash, Craig Youart, Tom Stephens, Gary Legar, Bud Abell, Fred Scott, Chuck Ferguson, Bob Gay, john Howes, Richard Barnett. Track Men Strive on Cinder Path The Southeast varsity track team opened Southeast won their first meet with Rosedale. the 1958 season by placing fourth in the Big Craig Youart was our high point man for the Eight Track Meet. Jack Wilkerson set a new meet with Tom Stephens placing first in the record in the 60 yard low hurdles. javelin event with a throw of more than one hundred and fifty-six feet. First Row: Bob Anderson, Roy Paul, Hugh Greer, Doug Madden, Bill Braun, Douglas Bailey, Bob Blaine, Don Sears, and Charles Sykes. Second Row: Charles Laifoon, John Cannaday, Paul Magill, Aubrey Anderson, Richey Shopen, Jay Rum- berger, jim Snow, Paul Shields, and John Warner. Varsity B 1.- X 3 MIX X N Flrxf Row Larry Williamson Larry Zolotar, Dean Sparks, Charlie Kerstann, Charles Nielson, Roy KH Swami Row Bob Lampson Roark Wagner, Tom Flint, Bill Moehle, jim Mulkey, Carl White Richard Varsity B winners this year are Phil Rollins, Chuck Fer- guson, Jim Crumm, Tom Stephens, Jack Wil- kerson, Bill Turpin, Chuck Carpenter, Bob Gay, Tom Cartwright and Gary Coleman. Freshman Team First Row Leonard Mazon Tom Middleton Kenny Wood, Gary Von Demfangc, Bob Rankin, Bill Ward Danny Marcum Tom Hood Paul Solscheid joe Stevens. Second Row Gordon Brumng Dick Warren Tom Coleman, John Edwards, Jim Coleman, John Hoff, 'Ras 'LY A . f 5 9' .W Q M law sl as .L In V. 4 A iw ,S :Mn x l , ,,,,,, . Mr. Becklean, Joe Williams, Charles Hodge, George Pierce, Steve Brawner, Chuck Sykes. Southeast started its ,57-,58 season by win- ning the Kansas City regional tournament with a score of 343. Steve Brawner was the tourna- ment medalist with a score of 77. At the state tournament in St. Louis, Southeast finished third with a score of 642. Chuck Sykes tied for second in the race for medalist honors with a score of 79-732152. This is the best record that any Southeast golf team has ever made. Golf Team 4 The Southeast tennis team participated in fall and spring Interscholastic tennis tourna- ments. In the fall tournament, Gerry Dewar and Tom Payne won the doubles champion- ship. In the spring tournament Gerry Dewar won the singles championship. Mr. Maupin was the coach and Gerry Dewar, the captain of the team. First Row: Larry Gore, Gerry Dewar, Melvin Roll Second Row: Mark Jeter, Larry Roelofsz, Harry Crisson, Mr. Maupin t . Tennis Team I 2 6 T' YW A V -nf? f A Q fbi, First Row: Sharon Martin, Sharon Zuck, Linda Majors, Sue Pearson. Second Row: Jane Ludlow, Jean Wescoat, Laura Lee Groves, Sharon Norris, Bonnie Tausch, Nancy Coombe, Pat Adams. Third Row: Sharon Hamilton, Susie Hanna, Susan Brackney, Ruth O'Rear. Betty Hammond, Sharon Welsh, Ellen Van Liew, Joyce Johnson, Janet Kelly. irls' Sports Managers Sharon Welch . . . . . . . Susie Hanna Susan Brackney ,. Betty Hammond ..,. Sharon Norris ,. . Linda Majors ...,. Nancy Coombe . . . Pat Adams ..,.. Joyce Johnson . . Sue Pearson , Ellen Van Liew Sharon Zuck . . Jean Wescoat . Laura Lee Groves . Jane Ludlow , . . Janet Kelly . . Sharon Hamilton . . . , , . ..,.... Hockey . . . .Badminton . . .Speed-ball . . , .Softball . . . .Softball ...... Bowling ,.......Bowling . . . .Table Tennis . . . . ,Swimming . . . . .Aerial Darts . . . .Volley Ball . . . .Volley Ball Basketball . . . . ......,. Basketball . . Eighth Grade Basketball . . . Eighth Grade Table Tennis . . . . Eighth Grade Basketball Girls' Physical Education Department The girls' physical education department develops sportsmanship, health, and poise through participation in the various sports during class and after school. Starting in the fall, there is soccer for under- classmen and hockey for the more advanced students. During mid-winter, volleyball and basketball are playedg in the spring, baseball. All of these are considered team sports. Girls also have an opportunity to show their skills in individual sports such as bowling, table tennis, badminton, and swimming. The girls must participate in various indi- vidual and team sports to earn their chenille shields and letters. 127 Physical Education Classes Girls, Ruth O'Rear, Betty Hammond, Susan Brackney, Sharon Welch, Susie Hanna, Pat Wolf, Gloria Corder, Laura Lee Groves, Sharon Hamilton, Jean Wescoat, Ellen Van Licw, Nancy Coombe, Sharon Norris, Bonnie Tausch, Pat Adams, Mary Rickcrson, Sharon Zuclc. Hockey Team Organized in 1937, the girls' sports day is with two other schools. This year, Southeast designed to build athletic skill and sportsman- played in the softball, volleyball, and hockey ship in the girls enrolled in the athletic pro- sports day events. grams. At each sports day, the team competes Softball Team First Row: Mary Rickerson, Sharon Hamilton, Sharon Martin, Judy Schneible. Stroud Row: Ellen Van Liew, Laura Lee Groves, Sharon Norris, Pat Adams, janet Kelley. Third Row: Susie Hanna, Gloria Corder, Bctty Hammond, Sharon Welch Helen Neptune, Mary Kay Carter. M a emit: YL' , f '4-.fi Q S t i Y? ---'-v- v'31:'-r:,'1'2!.:.L.fT',T? ! - . .. Amer..-,-..,4 -V V -F ---- -M-,A - --f P1 l V f l S I 1 4 - A--we-1.-L-1-, 1-Q l F l w Physical Education Activities Within each physical education class, teams are formed which compete against each other during the class period. The sports in which tournaments are played are touch football, soccer, ping pong-singles and doubles, light and heavy weight basketball, volleyball, soft- ball ancl light and heavy weight football. All-star teams are organized in each gymna- sium hour. The all-star teams compete against 130 each other. The teams winning the class cham- pionships are awarded a shield and given two points. The teams that win school champion- ships receive the letter KH as an award and are given five points. At the end of the year, the boy having the largest number of points is awarded a large chenille shield. The runner-up is given a smaller chenille shield. Q egg Boys' Gym Champs B Lightweight Basketball Heavyweight Basketball Eighth Grade Basketball Swimming Football Eighth Grade Football 132 ll ll ff, ' . xx, f . 'x,.s.. is Farewell Five years welve spent in work and play And now we've reached the parting day. Five years we've flown your colors true And now at last we all are through. Each year has brought us something new In lessons, play, or friendship true. And though we part we'll neler forget Our work and fun, but what is more You'll never lose the place you've won Within each heart. And now life's trials before us lie We're leaving you, dear Southeast High, And as We part, Your memories seem to fill our hearts. Our five years here have simply flown, And now we find that to each one You've given so much more than fun or friends, but knowledge as this era ends To help us through the toil and strife And ready each to face his life As now we turn to say good-by To all our friends at Southeast High. 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