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

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RED CROSS There are no hopeless situations, only men who have grown hopeless about them. This served as the theme for the Red Cross membership drive March 14-18. After increasing interest in the Red Cross with an assembly and a display case showing how membership money was used, the second semester staff began several worthwhile projects. One of their April projects was a window wash- ing session in the Plaza central parking lot. Shoppers returned to their cars to find notes saying, We took time to wash your windows, you take time to drive safely. The Sadie Hawkins dance, strategically schedul- ed three weeks before Prom, climaxed the second semes- ter activities on a note of success and enthusiasm. SECOND SEMESTER LEFT TO RIGHT: Ann Coburn-Secretary, Carolyn Eaton-Vice Presi- dent, Gloria Harris-Sgt.-at-Arms, Carlene Harre-President, Sandy Aguirre-Critic, Lynn I-Iarre-Treasurer. TOP ROW: Rick Bohm, Alice Hawkins, Darcy Kohl, Judy Belzer, Mike Barrett, George Selders, Tom Levinson, Betsy Titterington, Debbie Hoff- meier, Martha Ruddy. FOURTH ROW: Jane Nichols, Nancy Noll, Kath- leen Hadley, Stacie Giannios, Kim Sprinkle, Nan Chisholm, Ruthie Brad- bury, Carol Thudium, Kay Carlyle, Janet McCance, Mike Ward. THIRD ROW: Marty McGugin, Barbara Hanline, Vicki McCanse, Nancy Cofer, Karen Utterback, Carol Voelker, Jann Griffith, Phyllis Cullen, Alice Mas- lan, Helen Hustein. SECOND ROW: Allyson Speers, Becky Wallace, Mimi Bliss, Janis Black, Molly Hannas, Sydney Harris, Bob Thompson, Nancy Shapiro, Bette Klee, Doreen Weissman. FIRST ROW: Becky Sharp, Nina Rice, Barbara Kelly, Sherri Brown, Kathy Eaton, Mallory McDonald, Jan Fitzhugh, Marcia Sandbrook, Carrie Eager, Nancy O'Neill. l5

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SECOND SEMESTER TOP ROW: Sydney Kroeck, Steve Firestone, Ned Reitzes, John Taylor, Gordon Miller, Wylie Mitchell, Edward Fulda, Roger Rowan, Chris Mettes, Tom Neal, Todd Hanna, Diane Jones, Paul Nelson. FOURTH ROW: Patty Draney, Marya Schott, Ann Lystedt, Angie Lively, Cindy Johnson, Angie VanBuren, Patty Burrell, Kevin Whitaker, Hyman Sukiennik, Lisa Haigh, Debbie Welborn, Denise DeBusman, Amy Wheatley. THIRD ROW: Marji Yeo, Carol Coote, Meg Sauer, Kathi Vrentas, Becky Leonard, Joe Gastman, Beverly Ward, Nancy Madsen, Cindy Western, Diane Norburg, Bart Brown, TOP ROW: Hans Miller-Critic, Andy Sackin-President, Mike Waxman- Treasurer. BOTTOM ROW: Steve Carter-Vice President, Carolyn Han- sen-Secretary, Bob Vandever-Sgt.-at-Arms. l4 Anne Cox, Robert Gangwere. SECOND ROW: Gladys Sabates, Sheri Werthman, Marcy Krashin, Roberta Epstein, Kathy Lyddon, Susan Rifas, Anita Nussbaum, Ann Maas, Cindy Wasserman, Jan Howard, Virginia Gio- karis, Robyn Black, Roberta Davis. FIRST ROW: Anita Eddy, Nancy Shlyen, Randi Silverman, Cathy Cook, Debbie Oldham, Kent Suddarth, Kathy Dysart, Alice Jacks, Judy Jacks, Bonnie Sowders, Barbara Rosner, Susan Plunkett, Laura Zimmerman. STUDENT COUNCIL The second semester Student Council under the lead- ership of Andy Sackin, recognized the need for a revi- sion of its structure and decided to start the ball rolling in 1969. All-School open meetings were held after school to survey student opinion of the proposal for a new council. ln these meetings, an organized group of concerned students submitted a second proposal and much debate on both ideas followed. From the synthe- sis of the two proposals a plan was drawn up for a council to be more responsive to student ideas and for this council to consist of all interested students and only interested students. Though much attention was focused on the large open meetings, other duties were far from neglected. The Publicity Committee concentrated on strengthening lines of communication with the students by keeping them Well-informed. Interesting assemblies, Carnival, and the Leadership Dinner were also products of suc- cessful committee work. This year's Student Council was a functioning body.

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