Kirkwood High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Kirkwood, MO)

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October 2U-- Maplewood whips us, 12 to 6. October 23-Yea, Dependahl, GAA president. October 24--lt's beginning to look like Suzie and Corky, and Suzie and Bruce, will be permanent fixtures this year. October 27fTeen Town is due to open soon, so here's to their success! October 28--We wipe our feet on Ritenour, 14 to 2. October 31-Halloween Party for the seventh grade, with doughnuts and cider. Q' Z7 lfLlfL 6LlfL P0 LC November ll -U. City comes and mows us down, 13 to 6. November 16---France Laux speaks to the Hi-Y this eve- ning, a real treat. November 17- Assembly today about T, B. Come next week, we're gonna have our pitchers took. November 19 --Swell to have you back, Mr. Hunker. Our gain is the Army's loss. November 20 Congrats to the new Latin C1ub's president, Kay McG1one. November 22 --Todays our big day, Tacky Day. And say, November l-- Spanish Club initiation today, and what those poor kids had to go through! November 2-ANOTHER initiation! This time the Hi-Y, and we wouldn't even venture a guess as to what went on. November 3--Swell band concert. Wish we could have some more of the same. November 4-Sports Day held at Washington U. and the KHS gals won every game they played! Nice work, kids. November 1U--Three cheers! Teachers' convention, and that means a welcome holiday for us. did you see the sharp little numbers on some of our faculty? Bonfire tonight to let the team know we're right there behind them. November 23-D Day. Result? Webster ---U, Kirkwood-U. And what a game! November 24 -Ah-Thanksgiving, Roast Turkey, Cranberry Sauce- O boy, am 1 hungry! November 25-Annual Friendship Dance with Webster. Sincerest congrats to our Football Queen, Susan Thias. November 26- -Vacation over, and we head back to school happily, thinking how we stopped Webster cold. Page Thirteen

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.Alf egifroof in Mae September 6 Schccl aaainl Farewell vacation days and to arms, faculty, here we come! September 7 Gee, such good looking new furniture, Mr. Hendricks, September 8 Cfrr, were fully equipped with textbooks, and that means HOMEWORK. September ll Poctball practice in full swing. Beware, Webster! September lil Sencrrta Aleman, what were you thinking about when ycu rode to the end of the street car line? September 26 We're very interested to see how the new addition to Nipher is going to lookp so far it's swell. September 28 -Chin up, Mrs. Vtfilliams, Deibel and Crancer can't go on forever! September 29 -'Wellston walks over us to the tune of 20 to O. September 3U-H First Hi-Y dance of the year, and it's a big success. October 5--A gang of us are excused from school to see the Passion Play. All of us agree that it was wonderful. September I8 The Call chooses its co-editors, Marilyn Scott and Avon Estes. Good luck, gals! September l9 Did ycu see thcse shining faces and pledge pins? Congrats tr. the new PAMS. September 20 Boy, we sure can pick the cheerleaders-- Chris, Dee, Bunlcy, and loe, September 22 Big pep assembly before cur first game let's go, team! September 23 Cwl Clayton smashes us l8 to UI September Z5 l-lail the l-lcncr Society pledges, all 17 of them! Page Twelve October 6--Game with Normandy and they win 20 to O. October 9 -Congrats to the new Sr. and Ir. I-li-Y presidents, Thad Suits and Hobey DeStaebler. October lU While were on the subject of l-li-Y, just one question: Where do you dig up those names, fellas? October 13---St. Charles comes and trounces us on our hcme ground, l2 to 7. October I4--Big Spanish dance in the gym this evening El Dia de la Raza , -had a swell time, too. October IB'-'Here are more congrats. This time to Martha Dcwnina, newly elected PAM president.

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opening lockers, learning the names of new A friends cmd teachers, finding four different class- e euenf rdf e rooms and getting to lunch at the proper time. Row l: Hubert, Kunkel, Merizcn, Risley, Galvin, Sterbenz, Burns, Taussig, Hutchinson, Bopp. Row How Row Row 2: Hebberger, Taylor, West, Eohnenkamp, Lacy, Niccolls, Mclntire, Taylor, Shipley, Masters. 3: DeStaebler, Denton, Grateke, Moeller, Ehrett, Papin, Wright, Kinyon, Adams, Schmidt. 4: Stagoski, Ford, Meyer, Miller Walther, Watters, Scheideqger, Kroupa, Wilkinson, Gordon. 5: Krumm, Kipp, Pitman, Hartman, lfland, Schenck, Roberts, M:Glashon, Headlee, Ctge. 1 J How l: Morton, Heidbreder, Cope, Buchanan, Holland, Mild, Lyons, Ernst, Holland. Row 2: Van Sickle, lensen, Bopp, Emory, Wood, Kullmar, Pinkerton, Lloyd, Carr, Davison, Loper, Iohnson. Row 3: Schmidt, Giles, Miller, Sites, Crews, Wheeler, Huttrop, Staley, Westberg, Ruthford, Huelsebusch. We feel like babes in the woods as We enter Woe is mel ln a few weeks our scare is over- Iunior High. In a few days our frustration ceases we are actually a part of K. H. S. and we must and we are faced with big problems of life as get into some of those clubs and activities that Page Fourteen LIGHT OF HEAR