Kirkwood High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Kirkwood, MO)

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,44 One C added Place: Any K. H. S. Classroom Time: The lull before the storm The producers and directors of Much Ado about K. I-I. S. take pleasure in pre- senting this lively play patterned after the action of recent months on Kirk- Wood's stage. The principals in the cast are the students of our school, portrayed in their hours of study, excitement, enter- tainment and relaxation, as they pass along through the classes ot K. H. S. Curtain going up! Q

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gui ing A in fAe rama of Bottom Row: Conklin, Walsh, l-leadlee, Vorhees, Tomlin, Puchbauer, Cochran. How 2: McMahon, Neukurn, Wright, Coffey, Foster, Winn, Walthers, Clay. Row 3: Borgmier, Vansickel, Gregory, l-lcester, Straszer, Adams, Parham. Top Row: Meyer, Powell, Boettner, Ienl-zins, Lucca, Todd, Savelanfl. Bottom How: Garrison, lsaac, Lindemeyer, Preul, Craig, Whaley. Row 2: Str'-inkamp, Welsh, Fox, Hunkei, Shikles, Harris, Wingtielcl, Beattie. Top How: Linclemeyer, Sandtos, Kcerher, larncs, Miller, Williams, Smith, Conley, Wiaains. ln the drama of lite our teachers play one ot the most important parts in shaping our lives When Tomorrow Comes. We sincerely take pride in the teachers ot K. H. S., who, we teel, do an excellent job in preparing us for lite. Their unceasing ettorts are symbolical ot Websters quotation, lt we work upon marble, it will perishg it we work upon brass, time will ettace itg it we rear temples, they will crumhle into dust, but it we work upon immortal souls, we engrave something which will brighten all eternity. Our b t wishes to the faculty ot l947. I I Page Nirir: l

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