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

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STUDENT COUNCIL FIRST SEMESTER TOP ROW: Rick Bohm, Mona McCully, Amy Wheatley, Roger Rowan, Bob Levitt, Whitney Sunderland, Edward Fulda, Steve Carter, Tully Moss, Jim Moody, Lynn Hoare, Hans Miller, Dennis Scanlon. FOURTH ROW: Mary Schieber, Sue Lyddon, Bob Vandever, John Taylor, Andy Sackin, Paul Nelson, Susan Robinson, Robin Allen, Kelli Wells, Robin Merrill, Julie Ungerman, Diane Norburg. THIRD ROW: Denise Dalton, Patti Ronai, Brenda Barton, Nancy Svoboda, Betsy Glover, Ann Lystedt, Greg Edwards, OFFICERS: Alan McDermott-Treasurer, Craig Virden-Critic, Bart Brown-Sgt.-at1Arms, Don Wilson-President, Gary Rubin- Vice-President, Celeste White-Secretary. I2 Steve Cohn, Martha Smith, Stacy Brovxm, Carlene Harre, Meg Sauer, Car- olyn Curtis. SECOND ROW: Michele Manne, Ann Maas, Carol Peters, Carol Goetz, Debbie Sturgeon, Karen Utterback, Kathi Vrentas, Janis Barrington, Becky Leonard, Valerie Garrison, Cindy Brunker, Cathleen Cate. FIRST ROW: Debbie Panknin, Roberta Davis, Eva Sibala, Barbara Kelly, Mindy Marshall, Janet Finks, Roger Magilow, Lisa Atzenweiler, Janet Siler, Nancy Huff, Karen Duboc, Nancy O'Neill. The Student Council began planning during the sum- mer months for the first semester of the 1968-69 school year. A little early effort on the part of the Summer Activities Council produced an informative INDIAN GUIDE to be distributed on Orientation Day and THE PATH which was mailed to students late in August. Several of the dances first semester were sponsored by the Student Council. They included the Back-to- School Dance on September 6, victory dances following some of the winning football games, and the Christmas Dance. This year's Student Council organized one of the most successful fund-raising campaigns Southwest has ever had. By selling 20,000 boxes of candy, interested students earned approximately 510,000 for the Student Activities Fund which helps finance the Southwest For- eign Exchange Program. The First Semester Student Council can be credited with some lasting accomplishments.

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A lot of work is involved in feeding 2500 students. Robert W. Forbes COE Marian Vestal Maze Special Education Adele Toller Branch Librarian Glen A. Ballinger Mary Rose Davies Engineer-Custodian Nurse SPE CIAL SE RVICE S Louise Shoup Cafeteria Manager Now cover the left eye. . .

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OFFICERS: Betsy Titterington-Vice-President, Judy Belzer- Critic, Terry Caldwell-Sgt.-at-Arms, Carolyn Eaton-Secre- tary, Ed Johnston-Treasurer, Jane Nichols-President. RE D CRO S S FIRST SEMESTER The Red Cross began the year with fresh ideas from their four delegates to the National Red Cross conven- tion. Success began for the first semester members when the Baby Doll Dance on October 4 attracted 1200 peo- ple. The pace was kept up with participation in fund- raising projects such as the United Campaign. Combin- ing with the Lettermen's Club, the Red Cross sponsored the Dress-Down Dance on Thanksgiving Eve. First se- mester the organization selected a local nursing home to aid, hoping to make this practice an annual project. Ex- tending their interest in others, the Red Cross helped make 1968 a happier year for everyone. TOP ROW: Marilyn Prather, Marya Schott, Lee Kester, Darcy Kohl, Diane Jones, Drew Hause, Michael Makredes, Kathleen Tracy, Kathy Baldwin, Susan Randazzo, Debby Frederick, Rhonda Curtis, Patty Burrell. FOURTH ROW: Carol Voelker, Julie Ungerman, Vicki McCanse, Vicki Hermann, Nan Chisholm, Kim Sprinkle, Tiffany Willoughby, Darlene Gog- gin, Jamie Klein, Jann Griffith, Carlene Harre, Sheryl Horn, Betsy McCan- se, THIRD ROW: Sherri Brown, Molly I-Iannas, Marcie Krashin, Robyn McCaughey, Kay Carlyle, Sybil Kelly, Pam Faulkner, Yvonne Dixon, Ann McFerrin, Hannah Gurin, Gloria Harris, Debbie Kapnistos. SECOND ROW: Nina Rice, Jan Browne, Karen Truog, Karin Lichterman, Kris Whitaker, Cindy Briggs, Ann Bellemere, Linda Rabinowitz, Torn Moyes, Bette Klee, Amy Henchey, Susan Anderson. FIRST ROW: Marcia Sandbrook, Cathy White, Jan Fitzhugh, Druann Kappel, Sue Burnett, Debbie Schmiedeler, Sandy Aguirre, Lynn Harre, Virginia Giokaris, Judy Jacks, Judy Talbert. 13