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

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.gent iember of the Roitman. His id community ping students as offering his 'evious to this thematics at :y basketball X X Q N 5 E- P ' K' , s x W3 Q e af XX 5 E xX 'S x Q . X , iss A wr' 459' Clifford Cornelius jess Cross Sara Gaggens Nicholas Gerhardt Brenda Holbrook Vickie Scott Physical Education Physical Education Physical Education Physical Education Physical Education Physical Education Physical Education At almost any time during the day, one could see doz- of the day in the physical education class Boys partici ens of white-clad figures scattered across the Southeast pated in competitive sports while girls matched athletic athletic Held. These students were spending one hour skills in city league contests. smoothly. ison W5 gsm. 2 Girls gym classes practice rhythmic exercises. ,K fa R.O.T.C. cadets learn weapon manipulation V if Kg 4 WW ROTC 'fl ' f L , i son Sfc. Francis Malecha ' i V

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mf Mr. Roitman devotes time to his new position. School assistants aid in daily tasks Eugenie Beaulieu R. N. ! Dorothy Cox School Accountant Ruth Robinson Registrar Office personnel carry out a myriad of duties to keep Southeast running efficiently. Class schedules, absence and tardy records and other oHice duties occupy their busy days. The counselors guide Southeast knights and ladies from freshman orienta- tion to college applications and fu- ture job plans. The librarians, nurse and cafeteria employees work in close association with the school administration. ommunity Agent This year Southeast had a new member of the administrative staff, Mr. Nathan Roitman. His newly created position of school and community agent kept Mr. Roitman busy helping students with community problems as well as offering his services to residents of the area. Previous to this year, Mr. Roitman taught mathematics at Southeast and coached the varsity basketball squad. Office ladies keep Southeast running smoothly. M ' . Tiara. Hart EVe1Y11 H111 Rose MCM21StCr Margaret Morgan Isabella Pattison I mmm SeC1C1a1Y Counselor Counselor Secretary . ' 4 FZ 01-ww 'f ' U' ffl ,,,. . -K . w W ' js Vern Sinclair Eleanor Taylor Adele Toller Thelma Ward Counsdor Secretary Branch Librarian Cafeteria Mgr. 16 Thelma Watson Counselor At ens ath is Y. an E Sf

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Eva Bergstrom Family Relations Cecil Coombe Social Science Cecil.Patterson Citizenship S sw 5 N Z Mildred Campbell Citizenship Edwin Fields Social Science Elizabeth Pugh Social Science Clifford Carpenter Social Science Social Studies Social studies courses at Southeast - history, citizenship, current affairs and family relations - equip students to live in the modern world. Through providing knowledge of past and present civilizations, they prepare students to be better citizens in the ever-shrinking world of today. Understanding the how and why of current events leads pupils to consider local, national and international af- fairs. 0-v-..., Social studies students diagnose world problems. E.-A. Smith Robert Sweeney Social Science Social Science 'QQ Ngfffta Trantham Willa Williams ocial Science Social Science Map work is an intricate part of a social studies class. Er litt mz Stl fro dit ing