Kirkwood High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Kirkwood, MO)

Page 9 text:

Another year of our school lite is about to close. lt is with iond recollection that We re- call the rnany hours of pleas- ure we derived from the asso- ciations with our teachers and classmates. ln the future years when you long to recall some ot those happy days, may this volume depict for you the classes, the friends, the ath- letic qarnes, and the dances, the fun and the irolic of l945. W Zedccczz' Um goal to the Happy Days at K. l-l. S. Page Five

Page 8 text:

744 'Me 7144646 7m Hmmm SCHOOL AGAIN! Schedules, teachers, as- signments and books, and the good times at the toot- ball games, Wiener roasts, dances and dates. Www SNOW AGAIN! Furry mittens, ear mutfs, blue jeans, colored stock- ings, basketball games, carolers, and the annual Christmas Cantata before the merry Xmas Vacation. CHEER AGAIN! Slickers, gay umbrellas, boots and dirty saddles, track and baseball, the May Oueen and her court, and then . . . graduation.

Page 10 text:

In the past twenty-eight years Mr. Tillman has continually proved himself a man of high character, high ideals, and great sincerity. During his administration, he has ever sought new and progressive developments for the Kirkwood Public Schools. His characteristic energy, faithfulnesss, and conscientious work have made him esteemed by students and faculty alike. Page Six MR. F. P. TILLMAN, Superintendent MR. F. W. HENDRICKS, Principal MISS Tl-IURSBY, MISS SITES, MRS. FANGMAN Our principal, Mr. Hendricks, democratically directs students at K. H. S. with a genial and steadying influence. His three years at Kirk- wood have found him highly capable in the successful executing of the duties of his office and his sympathetic interests in school prob- lems, his understanding and serious, unassum- ing leadership have made him highly respected as an excellent advisor.