Kirkwood High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Kirkwood, MO)

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S ckooi Ar onord Honoring the nine most outstanding senior girls, the Coronation Prom furnished a dehghtful setting for the crowning of the 1967 May Queen. Hawaiian decor provided the atmosphere for the formal dance, co-chaired hy Julie Lepine and Ann Strode. Preceding the Coronation Prom was the annual May Fete and May Fete Dinner. Escorted by their fathers, senior girls participated in a ceremony which honored all the girls a week before the Coronation Prom. May maids, revealed during the May Fete, vere nominated by a vote of seniors. At the Coronation Prom a crowd of KHS students awaits announcement fflf M Queen ( V Janet DeGarmV Pam Fauk ' Wilkie (standin!;) and Liz Lang coordinate May Fete plans Nordman aijd Siic Waljer. c.hairman of May Fete Dinner. r-

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J citchet ywo, m Jeff Markle. Kirkwood ' s foremost letterman. re- ceived the 1967 silver hatchet in recognition of his outstanding contributions in both athletics and leadership. Other candidates nominated by K-Klub included Dean Hoag, Dave HoUey, Joe Knight, Tom Mueller, Frank Neukomm. Dan Scott, and Cliff Towns. Hatchet Man Jeff was elected b a vote of registered seniors. K-Klub again this year sponsored the traditional dance on Saturday, February 18. Decorations were set to the theme of A Walk Through the Cherry Blossoms, and two large crepe paper cherry trees adorned the gym. Co-chairmen for the backward dance were Judy Ludvik and Cathy Cargill. Approximately 700 people attended the Hatchet Hop to honor the 1967 Hatchet Man while dancing to the music provided bv Charlie Wasserman s Band. K-Klul) ' s Hatchet Hop altrait-. iclebrants of Ge WashinsitonV liirthday. Hatchet Hop court poses after annoum tjiient (.f Jtff Markle as outstanding seni.

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Kyuidtunclina Senior L iri a3 ff ciu i i ueen .V o o Marco Burke ;