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

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ellec- 'eam East I of acted 1 the leet- isor, ,ours sub- ir ef- for edge con- ney. f,Lv W aw We f 2 f Z Canines entertain themselves by discussing the discriminations against bloodhounds. Some of My Best Friendsv Mrs. St. Bernard . . .Cheryl Beatty Mr. Spitz ....... Renee Bennett Mr. Bloodhound .... Camilla Carr Mrs. Caniche ...... Becky DeHart Mr. Kerr ........ Stephie Hottle Captain Bull ....... Harty Spano Puppy Zfrejaaiees Keeealea ia Feafhaase Plays Americans De What is Necessary fa Save farfh earth to be flat. MR LDCK What Any American Would Do by Carolyn Brewster lr Paula ........... julia Byrd 1 Judy ........... Sybil Hight y Cherl .... Melinda Hunsucker ' x Ann .......... Anna Carter , Connie ...... Renee Bennett Linda ......... Marlise Long johnetta . . . jamie Hunsucker Control Voice . . . Sharon Ray El S B I

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CATEGORIESTEAM-FRONT ROW: Bill johnson, Sharon Ray, George Swaney. MIDDLE: Jim Anderson, Ronda Rice. ALTERNATE: Byron Schmidt. Southeast again proved her intellec- tual ability as the Categories Team nearly doubled its score against East High School with a final tally of 22-12. The team members were selected early in the school year to play on the WDAF-TV show, Categories Meet- ing every week with their sponsor, Mrs. Joy Clumsky, they spent hours reviewing facts about a variety of sub- jects. They were rewarded for their ef- forts by the victory they won for Southeast and additional knowledge they gained in practicing for the con- test. Ezziegzfrics Umm Ozzfufifs 5ll5f High. - Demwracy Pracfiwd at Hays' State Central Missouri State's Annual Boys' State Conference was attended by three Southeast seniors. They were chosen to participate in the conference on the basis of their school records and interviews with local officials. The purpose of Boys' State is to orient boys with the way local, state and federal gov- ernments function. While there, they prac- ticed routines of democracy by dividing into two parties and holding an election. BOYS' STATE-I im Kanally, Byron Schmidt, George Swaney.

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' Whineeeres Presents Mews ef Kelfzfermifyf Miss Daisy, you must excuse me. I haven't had a chance to shave. l was chased here all the way by a rhinoceros. lt's my husband! Rhinoceros, by the French playwright Ionesco, was presented as this year's spring play. The setting was a small provincial town in France. During early scenes rhinoceroses mysteriously begin to appear. This fad continues until all but one person has changed into a rhino. The truth is surprising when it is realized that these changes have come about due to an unfortu- nate- wave of conformity which captures the spirit of the entire town. The theme is that following the crowd and going along with current trends is easier than being an individualist. The play demonstrated to its audience that to be an individual, one must have a dynamic and genuine personality. Dining early play rehearsals, students give advice to improve the final performances.