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

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Always supporting Southeast and her students is Mr. McMillan, who is admired and respect- ed by both the faculty and student body. Ev- vises school activities, and sees that the Castle operates smoothly. HARRY R. McMlLLAN, PRINCIPAL Dear Seniors: Southeast's Knights and Ladies are typical of today's youth at their best. Giving of self and searching for one who will receive, they reap ioy. Performing assignments and supporting Castle activities, they experience personal satisfaction, and awareness of being a part of Southeast. Treating others with consideration, respect, and courtesy, they practice the behavior of a Lady or Gentleman. Refusing to wound the good name of Southeast, they take pride in her achievements, ideals, standards, and traditions. Working with the construction gang, not the wrecking crew, they build school spirit. i Defending our democracy with good citizenship, safeguarding the worth of the individual, retaining the power of government on the level of the governed, appreciating our Nation's achievements, supporting our Nation's objectives, and keeping faith in our Nation's future, they give evidence that the cost of education is valid and sound. Southeast's students are desirous of participating in the affairs of the present day earth. They will not ask, What can be done? Instead, they will ask, What should be done? Their answer will be, Let's do it! The destiny of the earth is yet to be determined. Decisions are yet to be made. Unspoken lines are yet to be spoken and heard. Unwritten lines are yet to be written and read. These opportunities, responsibilities, and challenges belong in part to the Knights and Ladies of Southeast. Their loyalty to all that we cherish will initiate, direct, and sustain their activities all the days of their lives. Sincerely, Harry R. McMillan Principal eryday he deals with student problems, super-