Southwest High School - Sachem Yearbook (Kansas City, MO)

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W. LAWRENCE CANNON . GORDON E. WESNER . MARJORIE S. PATTERSON . English Cleora H. Flory Mary C. Johnston Anna C. Klein Katherine H. Norris Esther Schroer Thomas Sicking Dorothy W. Varney Virginia Welch Ida Wells Chaney Williams Pauline Wolfe Florence Wray Mathematics Caroline Atwood Alpheus O. Fisher John D. Fristoe, .l r. Milburn E. Harryman Mary L. Jackson George L. MacCurdy Blanche Moore F. William Paul Alma l. Shipley Kathleen N. Torbert Language Sarah Helen Anderson Helen Fling Mary C. Johnston Dorothy S. McLeod Mildred Meuser Katherine H. Norris Office Mabel Adams Thelma C. Glentzer Virginia Kammerer Frances Ryan Social Studies Robert B. Armour Eugene H. Bredehoeft William J. Brewster Julia Guyer Flora Linn .l ames S. McKee Francis W. Mann Harrison Overman Naomi Simpson Fine Arts Grace Marie Breen Charles C. Cleaver Helen E. Davidson Viona Ewalt Laurence Lee Nivens Pauline Wolfe Flora Wright fl LJ Practical Arts Robert E.. Barr Alice Boicourt Russell Manly Catherine Souders Noel D. Warren Frances Whitmire Health and Physical Education MfSgt. Louis S. Beasley Ruth C. Biggerstaff Elma Dreyer George C. Ewing Kenneth Hawthorne Louis A. House Frances E. Pence Frances Richart 9 . Principal V ice-Princi pal . Counselor Commerce Allis Haren Blanche Moore Merle E. Smith Thelma Welch Vocations Samuel P. Gibson Common Learnings Ethel V. Cooper Mary Margaret Groves Mayme B. Hailey Lucile Koger L. F. Mitchell Irene Vanlandingham Agnes F. Wendel Librarian Mary Ross Cafeteria Director Gertrude Redmond Frances N. Romine Engineer-Custodian Ramey E. Howard Accompanist Julia Thorpe Science Robert B. Armour Melvin Bishop Alpheus Fisher Jane Joyce F. William Paul Ethel Phillips Frank L. Stark

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W ROY MEANS Interested in all young people, Mr. W. Roy Means, who passed away last July, will long be remembered as a dear friend, a man of honest purpose, and an able instructor. Many students in our Social Studies department and on the Sachem staff, of which he was photographic adviser, attest his sympathetic understanding of their problems. The warmth and vitality instilled in our school by him serve as a fitting memorial to his spirit. ln sincere appreciation of his worth and of his loyalty to his friends, his school, and his profes- sion, We dedicate this book to him. 3

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x i -I - g',f,f!7A . - ,.!l kid, ' Q. 71'-' -I4 f- f 7 I ' X. Upper Row: MABEL B. ADAMS-Secretaryg SARAH HELEN ANDERSON- Lating ROBERT B. ARMOUR-Human Science, American Problemsg CARO LINE ATWOOD-Algebra, Geometry. Lower Row: ROBERT E. BARR-Draftingg MfSGT. L0U1s S. BEASLEY- R.0.T.C.g RUTH C. BIGGERSTAEE-Physical Educationg MELVIN BISHOP- Physiography, General Science. 10