Kirkwood High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Kirkwood, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1951 volume:

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'V ' ' lisp, lffatltfrziattcs MR. - , 1 I ' ' I A MR- ' N S ' 4 , ' ' ', . Y 4 ., SLN iff' lvl xtlwttmi fs rlSIt1'l'1 ' ,, - , taclt LR. . . 'S ' I 1 Av . ' . at ' ' 1 A ' - t C Vi. . A . 'P - Gini- -lf: FW he Um' Cfasswor FACULTY I Twp Huw: Westerficxh- Lcmdn, Behz, Coulter, Wiqqlns, Stevens, Cmmklm How Two: Vczhvf-5 VVIIIICIIIIS, W1eIdt, Crcziq, Meyer, Conley, Todd. Bottoru Hfpwi Russf-II Wcflsh, Osmun, Puchbcxuer, CIf1y, Gfirrison, Stmrtku FACULTY II Twp Row: Qcznghrdrx I:xy11-4, Bufnqer Duchek, MIIIGI, Ka,c11Ls11 k1.gIust, Row Thrwf: IAIGCJIIU-Q Sfxndfis, Abbcit I-Iunkfvr, Isaac, PGIIIGII1, I.II1LIf'III4 y- Rnpx-J TWC: VVUQIV If x 'NC1IIhQr, Kane, MCMGI14111, I'Ic+1ster, Tf:mIm. Sn:1?I1. mp. Bl,ttc:rxxHf,'.-1: :Jr-'x.I I.31:fI+111e'-yfr IVIWQII Greqc'1y,5Ix1kII:s Iiuvftzuf-1 'xNf1IsI.. NNN I M I SN? .IN . WM A S for chlevement Wtde dlverqences ot studevt dbthty ond mtetest Heoessltotte d our teutum meetmo the demands ot o mdtorlty ot o students wttht I o two told purpose prepo ottlon to hlqher lt t1tt1t1oms ot leorntoo o o odrt mcg ot hvmq tmmedlotety dtter oroduotton From the vorted romqe ot ourses m tnese two oteqorles the student qoms or sp1r1t tery so meeessotry tor hte f flu S5 1 Luis 52: I O O 1 . . v I N k . tw . 1 . g . I v , ,Q N IO -- . 1 . ' 1' t L ,, ' 1 K, ot Co-operation, self-relicmce, cmd sett-mos sw it 'bt ,, . t o A K fix, Qso : if . X ' 'A X f f V Q e . , L t X I 1 t ' t 4 t I .f 'QM fr - ,ifw'?:,1?? 'iz ' V ,im-A ? Rf 5 51? ff 'f ,. 1 f X' i gig.: Q., W 5 fe 5? f if ------ is a WW-N NW-W 'Nm K 1' or Kirkwood NANCY ADAIR Graduated Iune l95lg Mixed Chorusg Girls' Glee Clubg A Cappella Choir: Latin Clubg Softball: Girls' Sports. HERBERT ALCORN Graduated Iune 1951 Transferred from Todd School for Boys DAVID ALT Graduated Tune 1951 Call Staff SHlRLEY APLIN Graduated Tune 1951 Ninth Grade Mixed Chorus Girls Glee Club Seventh Grade Girls Glee Club GERRY BAKER Graduated Iune 1951 Transferred from Atchison High School 1 H1Y Sr HiY Call Staff A Team Football A Cappella Boys Double Quartet All County Chc rus Track Team K A A DOROTHY BARTH Graduated lune 1951 Pep Club Tr Y Ninth Grade Mixed Chorus Girls Glee Club A Cappella Page Twelve ANNE ADAMS Graduated Tune 19515 Spanish Club. MARY 1OAN ALLEN Graduated lune 1951 Latin Clul: Camera Club Pep Club Girls Glee Club K A A Girls Sports BOB ANDEL Graduated lune 1951 A B Football Ir and Sr Track B Basketball Gym Asszsta it MARION BACH Craduated Iune 1951 Ninth Grade Mixed Chorus Gr1s Glee Club A Cappella All County Chorus Pep Club Latin Club WANDA BARRETT Graduated Tune 1951 PAT BAUMGARN Graduat d Tune 1951 K A A Latir Club Gxrls Sports Librarian Girls Glee Club DELORES BECKER Dropped BILL BENSIEK Graduated Iune 1951 B and C Basketball Student Councll Rep I'I1Y Senior Play Pioneer Co Business Manager Call Staff Ouill and Scroll Nipher Student Council Boys State NROTC Latin Club Vice Pres Art Club Tennis 49 50 51 Boys Glee Club Senior Assembly IOAN BERGER Graduated Iune 1951 Pioneer Staff Calendar Editor Call Staff Page Edrtor Sr Student Council Girls Sports Tennis Librarian Gym Assistant A Cappella Vice Pre Accompanist Girls Glee Club Accompanist Mixed Chorus All County Chorus Art Club L1tt1e Theater Quill and Scroll Sen or Assembly Senior Play SUSAN BIGGS Graduated Iune 1951 Pioneer Staff Typist PAMS Pep Club Vice President Spanish Club S Su dent Council Quill and Scroll Senior Red Cross Gym Assistant Office Assxstantg Girls Glee Club' Little Theater: K. H. S. Rep - sentative on Famous and Barr High School Fashion Board' Senior Play. CRAIG BLAIR Graduated Iune 1951- Varsity Track. ROBERT BOGGS Graduated Iune 1951. H15 or Hzg IOHN BELL Graduated Iune 1951 Motion Picture Proye tor Operator K A Basketball B Football Gym As sistant Senior I-I Y WARREN BENZ Graduated Iune 1951 Wrestling Gym Assistant GENE BERRY Graduated Iune 1951 Trade School ZIVA BLACKMAN Graduated Iune 1951 Tr1Y Student Federalists L1tt1e Theater Thes plan Girls Sports MARTIN BLOCK Graduated Iune 19515 Orchestra- Senior I-Ii-Yp Latin Club: Tennis. BETTY BOLY Graduated Iune l951g Te..th Grade Tri-Y. Page Thirteen S 15 or Aflefzcgffz IRVING BOP? Ura uated lurre 1951 A 1 '1 ootball 1 and S 1 -c rs? Ct Drsc Charrrprcr MARIAN dP1A111N Jraduated Iurre 1951 Nrrrvl A lxed Chorus btrls Glee lu Trr Y Marcrette Tenms Cer, 1 rttle Theater Thespran lr mul ross Semor Ped Crass 1311.1 BRTTTOIX rack rest'mq re rr V :CAA IVHLTON BFULE ra uated lune 1951 Ca r J rector Club ROS11 BURMEISTEP Qraduated Iurre 1951 Lrttle T11 dtex Tlfresprans Pep Club Serrrgr Red ross Ltbrarran Ltbrary u all Staff Qurll and Scrorl urrls bparts Orchestra Treasu r -X11 currty Orchestra 1UNE CATEb graduated Iune 1951 Tr Y 1 lub Red Cross Daqe Fourteen ELEANGR BCWE Caduated une 1951 Transferred from Alabama Latrn Club Pep Club Call Staff Sports Rep rter Oltrce Ass stant Gym Assrstant KK1ub Vrc Pres derrt 1-lccrcey Basketbalr Valley Ball Varsrty Freshrra S pb more Vrlley Ball Manager HN BREDE1-'OEFT Graduated 'une 1951 Trarrsferr i rom Saldarr Hrgh Schuol B Bas ketball Track 1-11Y Senror Play Prcrreer Staff Lrrculatrcn Marrirqer 111 Stat Qulll arrd Scroll QOBERT BROVVIN 1415 Table Tennrs Team NAN BUCKLAND raduat d lurre 1951 Spanrsh blur. Treasurer Pe Club K A A Crrls G1ee Club Lr' le Theater C ce Assrstant Gym Assrstant r lug Prcrrr Maaazrrr porter BETTY LOU CARDWELL Graduated Tune 1951 Seventh and rqhth Grade Glee Club Drrvrrrq Course DEAN CLAWSON C rdrat d lune 1951 Trad Serb 1 ' w va Y H 'T 1 7 ' 'Y' d Y ' 7 . :Lt B ' fs I I lA , F 7 r, r. Tr- :I 7 Ez, . 1 V ' 'N' YQ ' 7 A I 4 1 A' ' A e- 1 7 . ' 7 r rr, a .c. J , Y 5 I , i 7 fC' . 7 I , 1 JXJKIH .!1' ' 7 9' ' - C 'by T' 1 7 791 .l 7 7 I . , A Q C uh? f - 7 , L . - . A it 7 7 - 7 ' 7 C 7 ' ,, T 'N 7 SFYUCE 1 I T I 7' 7 D7 fe z . ' . fry. 7- 1 f - 7 . M 3 Y 1 Graduated lune 19517 B Elttzrballg Graduated Tune 19517 K.A.A.7 Art T 7 W 1' 7 1' r gr 111- r 7 C, J: A - A N G 1 e 7 T 'T ' 7 p ' 7 . . .7 J d 7 C' rr er Q1ub7 'T' ' ' 7 .I 7 Pre r. fir . ' 7 1 ' 7 A 1 C '7 7 V ' e Re- .N 7 .e . 7 I-T . ' . Ll . 7 C 7 ' 7 ' '91 b, 7 , - I , 7' ,. , E I W 1 1 T 7 , . re 7 .' ' L' 7 7 1- 7 -xzzr my J! V F? X 7 Q l Ng PHYLLIS CLOUSS Graduated Iune 1951: Mixed Cho- rusg Girls' Glee Club: Pep Club: Spanish Clubg Girls' Sports. ALFRED CRANCER Graduated Iune 1951 A an B Football State Nrestlrnq Cham pion 1950 and 51 Track lunior Class Vice President HM CRUMP Graduatcd lune 1951 Camera Club U W F Art Club Treasurer President DAVE DAV1ES Graduated lune 1951 Track B Varsity Football Iumor and Senior Band Orchestra K H S Dance Band lunior l-11Y President Sen ior HiY Lt Governor 1950 Youth in Government Call Staff Pro neer Co Business Manager Ouill and Scroll Student Council Treas urer Senior Class Treasurer Star Times Regional Scholarship Graduated lune 1951 Ninth Grade Mixed Chorus Pep Club Girls Glee Club Spanish Club A Cap pe-lla Choir Little Theater Treas urer Thespiaris S mor Play KATI-lllz. DOLSON Graduated lune 1951 Pep Club Latin Club Library Club Iunior Red Cross Little Theater Girls Sports luntor High Band Senior Orchestra Senior Band Secretary Senior Play E 13 or 6D7Zf!ZZlSZ6Z577Z RICHARD CONRAD Graduated lune 19515 Little Theater: Thespiansy Spanish Club, Officer: Camera Club PHIL CROW Graduated lune 1951 Ninth Grade Mixed Chorus A Cappella Choir Spanish Club CAROLE DAVEY Graduated lune 1951 Mixed Cho rus Girls Glee Club Pep Club Girls Sports Little Theater STAN DIEZ Graduated lune 1951 lunior Varsity Football 1950 Wrestling 50 51 Baseball RONNIE DOBRUNZ President Senior 1-liY Prom Re porter Star Times Teen Press Club A and B Football Iunior Varsity Wrestling Track Call Staff Sports Editor Hall Monitor DOROTHY DONOVAN Graduated lune 1951 Klflub Stu dent Rep Spanish Club Little Theater Hockey Basketball Soft ball Delegate Missouri High School Sports Day 50 Freshman Sophomore Hockey Manager Call Staff Cartoomst Page Fifteen : C1 , BE'1'TE DILLMANN Graduated lune 1951: 1-li-Y, Vice- N 13' or Noble LA VERNE DUDECK Graduated lune 1951 Latrn Club Camera Club Pep Club Semor Red Cross Vlce Presrdent K A A Secretary and Vrce Presldent Mrxed Chorus Grrls Glee Club A Cappella All County Chorus NORMAN ECKER Graduated lune 1951 A and B Football Track Senror 1'lrY DORIS ENGELHARDT Graduated lune 1951 Pep Club K Klub Serqeanta Arms Hockey Volleyball Basketball Baseball Varsrty Gym Asszstant Spamsh Club l..1ttle Theater lunror and Semor Hockey Manager Nmth Grade Mtxed Chorus BEATRICE ETTE Graduated lune 1951 Grrls Gee Club A Cappella Chorus CLAIRE FAWCETT Graduated Iune 1951 lumor Red Crass Nlnth Grade M xed Chorus All County Chorus Tr1Y Spamsh Club Art Club Call Reporter Ed1tor1nCh1ef Ourll and Scroll Presrdent Star Trmes Teen Press Club Senror Assembly Glrls Sports 1ACK FOSHER Graduated Iune 1951 Senror 1-l1Y Iumor 1-nY C Basketball Page Slxteen ANNETTE DUEMLER Graduated lune 1951 Proneer Stall 1tPAMS 011111011 Scroll Pep Club Latrn Club Sec retary Gtrls Volleyball Gym Asszstant CARL EMDE Graduated lune 1951 11M ENNEN Graduated lune 1951 1 UICT HIY B Football Baseball RICK FARROW Graduated lune 1951 Latrn Club Pres dent Art Club Treasurer Student Councrl Representatrve Camea Club Mrxed Chorus Nrnth Grade All County Chorus lunror 1-lrY Senrcr 1'l1Y DON FETTE Graduated lune 1951 Orchestra Senror Band Presrdent Talent Assembly DONALD FOX Graduated lune 1951 FRANCES FRANKS Graduated Iune 1951 Art Club Call Staff Ourll and Scroll Spanrsh Club Pep Club Basketball Vol leyball Baseball Gym Asststant 1EANNETTE FROST Graduated lune 1951 Art Club Pep Club Latm Club G1rls Sports A Cappella Semor Art GERRY GERELL Graduated lune 1951 Sparush Club Vrce Presxdent Call Re porter Pep Club Pre-srdent Stu dent Counctl P A M S Llttle Theater Glee Club Fashlon Hlqh School Representatrve Stlx Baer and Fuller Fashron Board G1r1s Sports Cheerleader Otftce As slstant NANCY GlLMORE Graduated lune 1951 Proneer Staff Call Staff A Cappella Ltttle Theater V1cePres1dent Art Club Ourll and Scroll Student Councrl Pep Club The-splans Ntnth Grade Mrxed Chorus Four of Hearts Mystery Lovesrck Ouret Summer Arsenrc and Old Lace Grrls Glee Club SAM GRAY Graduated Iune 1951 Unrted World Federaltsts Call Staff DICK GRIOT Graduated lune 1951 Sentor 1-l1Y A B C Basketball Tenms 115' or flZf6ffZLg67Zf6 DON FREDERICH Graduated Iune 1951 RlCl-l GABRIEL Graduated Iune 1951 A B F ot ball Wrestlmq Track Band IUDY GILDFR Graduated Iune 1951 Mlxed Cho rus Gxrls Glee Club A Cappella Grrls Sports Pep Club Latln Club Lrttle Theater Thesptans ATSSHIC and Old Lace Ar Club DOROTHY GOOD Graduated ,Tune 1951 Grrls Sports Red Cross C uncll Pep Club Tr1Y 'V1cePres1dent Call Statl Typ1st lON GREENE Graduated lune 1951 A B Foot ball Iumor Sentcr Track C B Basketball Semor Hx Y BETTY GROSSHEIDER Graduated Iune 1951 Art Club Pep Club Spanish Club Prestdent P A M S Proneer Stall A Cap- pella Page Seventeen O zs or Urzgzfmfzzyf GERARD HAENN1 Graduated lune 1951 Senor 1'11Y SUSAN HALLOP Graduated lune 1951 Sentcr Red Cross Pep Club 1..at1n Clul, Offrce Assrstant Ourll and S roll Vrce President P A M S Seconl Page Call Edrtor MONTE RAE 1-IANKS raduated lune 1951 N'rth Grad C crus lumor G rls Glee Club Pep Club Lattn Club K A A Lzttle Theater Girls Spors Call Rep rter DELORES HARVEY Graduated lune 1951 ARLENE HEIDEMANN Graduated lune 1951 Transferred from Arlxnqton 1-leqhts Illrnols Gtrls Glee Club A Cappella Pep Club Glrls Sports VIC 1-IICKS Graduated Iune 1951 Tansf r ed from Evanston 1-hgh School Evans ton Illmoxs B Football Baske ball Track Varsrty Football Basketball Track Treasurer ct lumor Class Spantsh Club Page Exghteen SALLY HALLOF Graduated lune 1951 P A M S KKlub V1cePres1dent Qulll and oroll Treasurer Call Staff Ad vertlslnq Manager Olf1C6 Assts tant Gym Assrstant Hockey Var stty Basketball Varstty Softball Volleyball Class Team Latm Club Pep Club Llttle Thcater Art Club Student Counctl LEON t-IANEY C aduated lune 1951 Transferred trom Eureka 1-ltqh Schc 1 Football 50 51 lACKlE ANN HARRINGTON fraduated lune 1951 Transferred from Evanston Hlqh School Evans ton lllmcrs Pep Club Art Club A DON 1-IEIDA Graduated lune 1951 BETTY LOU 1-IENDRU K Graduated Iune 1951 Pep Club Call Staff Reporter and Typrst Art Ass1stant Semor Ltbrauan Art Club Gym Asslstant Gtrls ports Ourll and Scroll 1951 Semor Art Award 1950 K H S Representatrve to Cape Gtrardeau Sports Day Basketball and Soft ball Class Teams lunror Red Crcss Lrbrary Club Nrnth Grade Mrxed Chorus MARIAN HOEH Graduated lune 1951 Nrnth Grade M1xed Chorus Tr1Y Teens Lattn Club Pep Club Grrls Glee Club A Cappella K A A All County Chorus CAROL EOEHNE Graduated Iune 1951 Nrnth Grade Mrxed Chorus Grrls Glee Club TrrY lumcr Red Cross Grls Sports 1ANET HOOTMAN Graduated Iune 1951 Art C1uL Charrman Lrttle Theater Thes mans Pep Club Grrls Sports Grrls Glee Club Senrcr Pla DEE HUBBARD Graduated Iune 1951 C Bask tball Call Stalf Sports Edrtor Proof Reader Semor HIY Treasurer Art Club Ourll and Scroll D le gate to 1950 Mrssour Boys State Member Star Trmes Teen Press Club Fourth Place rn Star Tlmes Short Story Contest IVAN HULSEY Graduated lune 1951 Wrestlrnq Baseball Trade S hool 11M ITTINE1-t raduated Iune 1951 lunror H1 Y amera Clul., T ack S n r H Y HERB 1ONES Graduated Iune 1951 A B Football Track Student Councrl H1 Y V ce rr srdent Co Hatchet Man is Ol Rffzabfc' NEAL HOGAN Graduated lure 1951 A B C Bas ketball Tennrs Track Iunlor H1 Y Senror H Y Nmth Grade Mrxed Chorus A Cappella Boys Double Ouarte Sophomore Class V1cePres1dent Iunror Class Presr dent Serrror Class Presrdent Stu dent Councrl Presrdent County Hr Y Pre rdent Iunr r Senxor Band A11 C unty Chcrus TON1 HR1BAL Graduated 1une 1951 Gym Assrs tant Hccl-'ey Varsrty Easketball Varsrty Vclleyball and Baseball Class Te ms Freshman Sopho m re Volleyball Manager Wrn rer 1950 K H S Grrls Prnq Ponq Tournar rcnt 1950 Rep esentatrve to Mrssourr Grls Sports Day riKlu1: Secretary Art Club CHARLOTTE HUERNER Graduated lune 1951 Nmth Grade lvlrxed Chorus Tenth Grade Grrls Glee Club Hockey Varsrty Grrls Sports 11M IMLER Graduated lune 1951 lunror and S nrcr Rand Gym Assrstant ROY 101-TANBOEKE Graduated lune 1951 lunror H1Y B Track A Track ERALDINE 1UENGE1. Graduated lune 1951 TrrY Typrna Assrs an' Page Nrneteen S is or Sfudzozzs ANN KEITH Graduated Iune l95l Spanish Club Ninth Grade Mixed Chorus Pep Club Call Business Manager Quill and Scroll Little Theater Girls Glee Club Office Assistant M S Senior Play CAROL KINUM Dropped PATRICIA KNAPP Graduated Iune l95l Ninth Grade Mixed Chorus Girls Glee Club A Cappella Ar Club Little Theater Thesprans President As sistant Director Fall Play 1950 Pioneer Staff Co activity Chair man Quill and Scroll ALMA KOCI-1 Graduated Iune l95l IAY KORN Graduated Iune l95l Art Club DOROTHY KRUSE Graduated Iune l95lp Little Theater: Pep Club: Spanish Club: Gtr Sports- Art Clubg K. A. A. Page Twenty ROBERT KERN Craduated Iune l95l Lrttle Theater Thesprans A Cappella All County Chorus DON KISSLING Graduated Iune l95l IOE KNICKMEYE Graduated Ianuary l95l IANET KOCH Graduated lune l95l Transferred from Beaumont Hrqh Sclrc l DELORES KOWALICK Graduated Iune l95l K A A Pep Club: Girls' Sports. RICHARD LA BOYTEAUX Graduated ,lune l95l. RONALD LAUTER Graduated Iune 1951 Camera Club Presldent DON LEISHER Graduated lune 1951 Iumor Band luntor 1-l1Y Secretary Semor H1 Y Semor Band C Football Wrestlmq Track Baseball DAVID LITTLETCN Graduated Iune 1951 Gym Assrs tant Ltttle Theater BETTY LOHMANN Graduated Iune 1951 Llttle Theater Thesplans Pep Club Latxn Club Art Club Ltbrary Assrstant Gtrls Sports Semor Play Hockey IERRY LOTH Graduated Iune 1951 PAUL MABIE Graduated lune 1951 Vars1ty Foot ball B Football Semor Track lumor Track B and C Basketball Semor 1-l1Y 0 is or Opfzmzsm BARBARA LAWSON Graduated lune 1951 Gtrls Sports Baseball Varsity Semor Red Cross Pep Club Tr1Y VANCE LISCHER Graduated lune 1951 Semor Or chestra Spamsh Club VxcePres1 dent MYRTLE LOEHR Graduated Iune 1951 Gtrls Glee Club Tr1Y Teens Gtrls Sports K A A Pep Club Camera Club Semor Play Volleyball BOB LONGHEINRICH Graduated lune 1951 Boys Sports BOB LOTT Graduated lune 1951 Transferred from Webster Htqh School Foot ba LOUISE MALSBARY Graduated Iune 1951 Ltttle Theater Secretary Mlxed Chorus Gxrls Glee Club Semor Play A Cap pella Thesplans Secretary Pep Club All County Chorus Page Twenty-one O I I I 1 , 1 . 7 7 -.. 1 I - I . . , h : - I S I I 7 ' . . .7 7 7 , 1 1 - 1 I 1 . . , - 1 1 I 1 ' 1 I . . 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F is 07 imc' HM MALSBARY Graduated lune 1951 Nrnth Grade Mtxed Chorus A Cappella A and B Football Ltttle Theater Tlf-es plans Call Stall All C unty Cnc rus Senzor Play Boys Dcubl Quartet KEN MARSHALL Graduated lune 1951 Camera C1 1: Se-mor Track Senrcr H Y Band r-'OLLY MEADS Graduated lune 1951 Tenth Grade Class Presrdent Student Ccunctl Call Staff ASSCC1Gl9 Edrtcr Ftrst P e Edltcr P A M S rce Presxdent Sergeant at Arms K Klub Treasurer Cheerleader Cap ta1n Pep Club Treasurer Olfrce Assistant Gym Asststant Proneer Staff Girls Sport Edltcr Ourll and Scroll Mrxed Chorus Gtrls Glee Club Latzn Club Treasurer Soft ball Manager Art Club Hockey Varsrty Volleyball Basketball and S ftball Class Teams Llttle Thea ter Tennts Team 11M MEREDITH Graduated lune 1951 Transferred from lcplm Hrqh Schocl B Foot ball Varslty Football Varsrty Wrestlrnq A Cappella Ch 1 Boys Double Ouartet RUSS MEYERAND Graduated June 1951 Track lunror and Senror B Fo tball Ca Sports Reporter HtY lunt r and Semor BOB MILD Graduated Iune 195 Vtfrestltnq Sentcr and Iuntor Band B Foo ball Iumor H Y Page Twenty two ROBERT MANNING Graduated Iune 1951 CLARA MAY Craduated Iune 1951 Proneer Statt P A M S Art Club Vrce Prest dent Qurll and Scroll Spantsh Club K A A Semcr Red Cross Offtce Asststant Pep Club ROBERT MEIER Graduated lune 1951 IOHN B MEYER Craduated lune 1951 K A A Pres: dent Vtce Presrclent Student Coun cl Student World Federaltsts Lattn Club RONN1E MEYERS Graduated Iune 1951 A B and C asketball B Football Nrnth Grade Class Presrdent Cc Hatchet Man Nlnth Grade Popularrty Pcll Baseball DONALD MITCHELL Graduated Iune 1951 Trade School I - 7 A Y I I I : .' 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I U 1 l I In ': 12 I: 11 B : I 1:1 ' 1: ' : BETTY MOORE Graduated lune 1951 Prcneer Stat' Sccral Edltor Ou1l1 and Scroll Pep Clu1: Spamsh Club K A A Iumor Red Cro s l.1ttle Theater SUE MOORE Graduated lune 1951 Pzoneer Stall AC1lV11Y Edrtor P A M S Cor re pondmq Secretary Grrls Ge Club Qulll and Scroll Pep Club Spanlsh Club Student Ccuncll Secretary Offrce Assrstant Vrco Presrdent Semcr Class Secretary lumcr Class EDWARD 1 MORRILL Graduated lune 1951 Transferred from Eureka Hlqh School Band Basketball Football Sentor 1-l Y 1AMES MUHLHAUSER Graduated lune 1951 Boys Sports K A A Proyectton Club HENRY MCCLURE Graduated Iune 1951 Unlted Vtcrld Pederaltsts SUE MCGOVERN Graduated lane 1951 Pep Club Grrls Sports F 15 07 forfzfzzde 1.YDlA MOORE Graduated lune 1951 11M MOREY Graduated lune 1951 Sentor Play K A A B Eoftball Call Stat RUTH MOTZ Graduated lune 1951 Pep Club Camera Club K A A Ten Grade Glee Club WILLIAM MURC1-I Graduated lune 1951 and C asketball B Eootball Track pamsh Club Vrce Presrlent Camera Club Greater St L urs Sctence- Patr BETTY MCEARLAND Graduated lune 1951 Senrcr 1-ltql Orchestra Art Club Lrttle Thea ter Erqht C d Chorus MAR OPVE AQOUAY C aduated lu Q 1951 Page Twenty three is or fndzzsffyf MARILYN NYFELER Graduated Iune 1951 Transferred from Brentwood I-Iiqh School Pep Club Spanish Club Girls Sports Senior Play KAY PARKER Graduated Iune 1951 Ninth Grade Mixed Chorus Girls Glee Club TriY IANE PERRY Graduated lune 1951 Pep Club Volleyball Hockey Voice of De mocracy American Legion Con test Class Response VIRGINIA PROCTOR Graduated lune 1951 Latin Club President Student Council Pio neer Staff P A M S Quill and Scroll Office Assistant Call Staff Reporter Pep Club Vice Presi dent Town Meeting Little Thea ter Art Club Ninth Grade Mixed Chorus Girls Sports Senior Play KENNETH RAGAN Graduated lune 1951 lunior and Senior Bandg Golf Team: Gym Assistant. LA VERNE RAUSCHER Graduated Iune 19515 Mixed Cho- rus- Girls' Sports: Girls' Glee Club. Page Twenty-four CHARLES PALM Graduated Iune 1951 Boys Sports SALLY PENNIMAN Graduated lune 1951 Art Club Call Staff Quill and Scroll Little Theater Clerk Quiet Summer Four of Hearts Mystery senic and Old Lace Assistant Director Thespicms Pep Club Girls Sports N1ntl Grade Mixed Chorus Girls Glee Club Second Place in StarT1mes Poetry Con es GERALD PO'I'I'GEN Graduated Iune 1951 Art Club Iurnor Varsity Football Varsity Football BOB PUFF Graduated lune 1951 Pioneer Staff Spanish Club Table Tennis Team Student Federalists Second Place in Star Times Short Story Contest RANDOLPH RASMUSSEN Dropped. DOROTHY REINKE Graduated Iune 195l' Pep Club' Latin Clubg K. A. A.: Librarian: Library Club: Girls' Sports: Little Theater: Office Assistantg 1950 Football Queen. WALTER REIS Graduated Tune 1951 Transferred from Hayward Hlqh Scho l RAY RHCTCIN Graduated Tune 1951 Senror l'11Y CHARLES ROBB Graduated Iune 1951 Boys Sports Rrfle Club Vrce Pres dent TOHN ROSE A A Pre-1dent Student Councxl H1Y Art Club PAUL RUPPEL Graduated 1 ue 1951 Thesp1ans M1X9d Chorus A Cappella Semor H1 Y Llttle Theater Baseball Track DOLORES SCHAEFER Graduated Iune 1931 Transferred Eureka Hrqh Scho l Gxrls Sports Trx Y F 215' if Fame lERRIE RHODES Graduated Tune 1951 Gym Assrs an Lrbrartan K A A r Club Soclal Cha1rman Glrls Sports lUDY RICHTER Graduated Tune 1951 Spamsh Club KKlub Pep Club Hockey Vol leyball Baseball Offrce Assxstant Semcr Play ED ROBER TSON Graduated ,Tune 1951 P1oneer Staff Photographer Call Staff Photoqra pher Camera Club Llttle Theater ERNA RUEHL Graduated lune 1951 Nmth Grade MlX6d Chorus 1 LARY RJPPERT Graduated Iun 1951 Pep Club KKlub Treasurer and Presldent P A M S Gym Assrstant Hockey and Softball Varslty Basketball Volleyba11 DGNALD S HAEFER Graduated Iune 1951 Page Twenty ixve I 1 17 ' ' 7 . . .1 At 1 1 Graduated Tune 19517 Ecotballp K. , - Y I - H rvf v , C TIS or 7215! STEPHEN SCHANUEL Graduated Iune 1951 Orchestra President Call Staff Student Federalists Co Chairman Latin Club BE'l'TY SQHMIDT Graduated lune 1951 Little Theater Thespians P A M S Pep Club Call Reporter Quill and Scroll Latin Club Secretary Intramural Sports Librarian ArtC1u1: EVELYN SCHUMACHEF Graduated Iune 1951 Girls Sports TriY Teens Pep Club Senior Play WILLIAM SHANNON Graduated June 1951 Band Call Staff WALLACE SHOOK Graduated lune 1951: lunior, Senior Band: Senior Orchestra: Baseball. SHIRLEY STAETTER Graduated Iune 1951: Call Staff, Advertising: Little Theater, Secre tary, Member of Board of Direc tors: Thespians: A Cappella: Girls Glee Club: Librarian: Senior Play: Hockey Varsity: Basketball: Base ball: Volleyball. Page Twenty-six BOB SCHARR raduated Iune 1951 Track Iumc HiY Senior HiY HAROLD SCHMIDT Graduated lune 1951 Golf 1EAN SEIM Dropped CAROLYN SHAW Graduated lune 1951 Spanish Club Little Theater Pep Club Girls Sports, Ninth Grade All County Chorus. DAN SMITH Graduated lune 1951: Band: Orches- tra: All County Band: A11 County Orchestra. ELIZABETH STANDISH Graduated lune 1951: Spanish Club: Latin Club: Call Typist: Girls' Sports: Tennis: Pep Club: Four of Hearts Mysteryu: Little Theater, Treasurer: Librarian, Board ot' Directors: Thespians: Senior Play: Girls' Glee Club: Ninth Grade Mixed Chorus. PRAED STAUB Graduated lune 1951 Football Track GLORIA STEGEF Graduated Iune 1951 Call Staff Edrtor A Cappella Nmth Grade Mrxed Chorus Glrls Glee Club All County Chorus Spamsh Club Pep Club Oulll and Scroll Llttle Theater .A DELAIDE STEPHENSON raduated lune 1951 Mlxed Cho rus Glrls Glee Club A Cap pella r.1tt1e Theater V1cePres1 dent Thesp1ans Art Club V1ce Presrdent Call Staff P A M S R9COfd1FAq Secretary Qu1l1 and Scroll Secretary All Ccunty Cho rus Student Councrl Secretary Secretary of Se-mor Class Grrls Sports Pep Club Ploneer Staff CoEd1tor Proneer Queer' 1951 DAVE STOUT Graduated lune 1951 Track Vvres lmg Gym ASSlSlGFl Brfle Club Presldent KENNETH STUCKWlSH Craduated ,lune 1951 Secretary t Nmth Grade Class lumor 1-I1Y Secretary cf Seruor 1-l1Y A and B Football A and B Track EUGENE SVV ANK Graduated lune 1951 Gym Ass1 tant Baseball Basketball lumcr 'md Senror Band YC is if fozzflz NX MARGE STEEL Graduated lune 1951 Proneer Cc E lor P A M S Pre-sl ent KK1ub Secretary Cal1Stat'f L11 tle Theater Basketball Hockey Volleyball Varslty Baseball Class Teams Tenms Qu1ll and Scroll Latm Club Presldent A Cap pella Gym Asslstant All County Chorus Span sh Club Pep Club Gtrls Glee Club Mrxed Chorus DICK STEPHENS Graduated lune 1951 Track B Foot ball Wrestlmq State Champron HLY Pesrd nt Art Club Student Councrl DA N Sl OEZLE Graduated lune 1951 Transferred from Thonas lefferson School Track ALVERA STRAIN Graduated lune 1951 Glrls Clee Club LARRY SUMMERS Graduated lune 1951 Baseball BOB TAIT Graduated lune 1951 Iumor Semor Band B Football Gym Asslstant Gr' 5 Page Twenty seven O zlv for Opporfzmzbf 11M TANCILL Graduated lune 1951 Transferred from Cleveland Hrqh S hool Ten nts Team State l-lrqh School Champ TOAN THAYER Graduated lune 1951 Pep Club Grrls Sports ANDREA VAN WAY Graduated lune 1951 Cheerleader KKlub Presrdent Pep Club Sec retary Latm Club Vrce Presldent Gym Asslstant Oftrce Assrstant Student Councrl Representatrve rrs Sports K A A Gtrs Glee Club Little Theater Call Reporter lUDY WAGGONER raduated lune 1951 KKlub Treas urer Basketball Varsrty Gym Assrstant Art Club Spantsh Club Hockey Volleyball Class Teams Quill and Scroll Proneer Soctal Edrtcr Pep Club Mrxed Chorus Grrls Glee Club A Cappella All County Chorus Tenms Fresh man Sophomore Basketball Man ager Ltttle Theater K A A Sentor Assembly ROSS VVAGNER Graduated lune 1951 Spanrsh Club DAVE WARINNER Graduated lune 1951 Erqhth Grade Mzxed Chorus Lrttle Theater Vrce Presrdent Thesprans Vrce Presr dent Presrdent Student Councrl Representatrve Boys D o u b l e Quartette A Cappella Senrcr Play Page Twenty erght QQ MARGARE1 TEAGUE Graduated lune 1951 Sentor Or chestra Spamsh Club Prestdent Llttle Theater Lattn Club Pep Club Four of Hearts Mystery Semor Play RICHARD THOMAS Graduated lane 1951 HAROLD DAVID VARVEL Graduated lune 1951 Baseball A Football Wrestlxnq lumcr Sent r Band Softball Gym Assrstant ARNETT VVAGNER Graduated lune 1951 Trade School NANCY WALLIS Graduated lune 1951 Mtxed Cho rus Glee Club Pep Club SUZANNE WASS Graduated lune 1951 Latm Club Camera Club Pep Club Lrttle Theater Grrls Sports Semor Play NANCY WELP Graduated Iune 1951 Grrls Sp rts Pep Club Latm Club Art Club Lrttle Theater Seruor Play JERRY WHITE Graduated lurre 1951 Transterred from Flat Rrver I-lrqh School Gym Asststant K A A Track TOM WIDMER Graduated lune 1951 B Basketball Varsity Basketball lEAN WILSON Gradu 'i lun 1951 Call tatf Reporter Frcneer Staff Photoqra Mother Qulll and Scrcll Pep Club Lat rr Club O tmce Assrstant A lub lAN WINSHIP Graduated Iune 1951 Tr1Y Tenms Pep Club Grrls Glee Club Grrls Sports Lrttle Theater Thesprans Arsemc and Old Lace RICHARD WOLF Graduated Iune 1951 Transferred Maplewood Hrqh School A and B Football A and B Basketball 113' or Nofzvlzfzfanfe BOB WEMHOENER Graduated Iune 1951 Transferred from Roosevelt Hlqh School ARTHUR WIDDICOMBE raduated lune 1951 Senror 1-lrY C Basketball Senror Play MARION WIESE Graduated lune 1951 Grrls lntra mural Sports K A A Pep Club TrrY Teens Lzttle Theater Back Stage Crew IOAN WILSON Graduated lune 1951 Proneer Staff Photographrc Edltor P A M S Staff Pep Club Lrttle Theater Latm Club Art Club Otftce Assrstant LESTER WOERTHER Graduated lune 1951 Iunror and Seruor Band Semor Orchestra Pep Band Swmg Band ALVIN WOODCOCK Graduated Iune 1951 Page Twenty nine 7 G . 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S., Pledge Treasurer: Ouill and Scroll: Call rt C . 1 ' E is 1 Qcceffefecy EDWIN WORD mourned lune 1051 L,11ee11 oler WAQBARA WORKER m Club C,o11 Stal Q mor 1 Tr Y Dr X ug, Play Scmcx V11 K BILL YOUNC' cxuucxted lane 1951 A E xr VN ZNK Boskeibcl lumor and bc mor Truck B Football Pxonecr Stoll Gym ul II ,mt Band T11 bp rts Ednor Co11 Stull Semor r11V Sereont ol Arms D P42119 ssourx Box D111 fig'-15 DEWEY ZUROWESTE Graduated lune 1931 Boys sports Boys Glee Club LIFK SCULPT URE Chzsel rn hand slooa' a sculptor boy Wtth hzs marble blorlz before htm Ana' hzs eyes Izt up with a smzle of joy As an anqel dream plssed o er htm He curved the dream on that shapeless stone Wzth many a sharp znczszon 1Vzth heaven s own lzaht the srulpture shone He d cauqht that anael urszon Chzldren of lm arc tue as ut stand 11 1th our Izues uncarmd before us 1Vaztzna the hour when at God s command Our Itfe dream shall pass o er us If LLL carve tt then on the y eldzna stone Wzth many a sharp znczston Its heavenly beauty shall be our own Our hues that anqel Uzszon Georae XVashmqton Doane Page Thlrty I If E I Vi - ' -, f' AA A NJ A , f .1 7 , L1 1 7 ' Lol M7 - 17 -f l Gu izmteii fume 19515 1- 7 V1 fa , . Y ' V VX 1 t J sr' as .:,,11tiC .1 , ' if ' . We ' Iifffi ft- 'N I f N 1 ' 4 , W ' f 1 2 fe 1951, - 5 A 7 I f I ,V 5 . 991,21 1 - ., 7 - - M 1 Evil si ' , - ww- tc hull 'S te. gzf , , ' ' .4 wi , .,l:, .:.:., . -. . V. . '. J 1' ' L ' 1 . . . . , . 7 .T.. A I-J 1 ' A- V1 ,, , - , U . 1 Z. . V fx' xy A affffc 1 Muff? CPT Mm, PQNN Jw B . I I x Ol' 3 ' i J ks J k 1 1 LA 1 . QfQf 'f3S AYTW' fi f ICQRS 1 ,f,Q-.il 1, ' '-'ff -, 'wr . A,.., , 7 ,A , z 1 . .Slwgix . . rf 'LZ 'Z Lf. ' . Ji: j 'ff ., .' ' 21 - Y.-'HE xflfivzi El K Q, f 1:5 If if QV- Y11',' ff Y li E1 ' -Y ' ff'- '1'Z ' U ET 311 E' 1 ' Vf1rf-.V H Wi? ff-IE i' if :yy ' A'..If', I 'flpf .Q x ' Pl, ,lx Yi J ' Q' J : ' .': . ' ' 1 ' if' I ', 1 ,:!:lT' Q' ffl , , . ,qty ' ' I , Gcmes,M111er V if Burldordt Human Aynrb Murcfm chell Pieper For Nosterlrc V cklwre New Raw Twf: Eawvrs Ferhfr, Chxucixlzn, T L1 1 Q v s Cclef' cr LKCITG PW S1 Frttrrti I .-J: Kxmzm. FF1fi HVIVPS .fxrii :ws Th Q F rcxuem slr Top Row: MCGmmty RCW Three: Srmth, MXH Clfm of 1 952 Top Pcwi Stucut Stewart Erumley E-er lime G Q Huccmfs cr How Thzeez Wfismcn Krumm, Buss, Hyirmk M zer K 5 IVICCI eq L rx RCW Twin: Ncltolo, Fletcher, Brand, Coit: Z: ISPI Dcuq ass Hcxrrlbcu Gufhrfl Prgttcm Rswz !xr1de'rscn, Builrl, Eqon, VU 1114 w L1 u A Alger Rohm S A N'-N Pcxqsh Thmy-fwc K 13 for Kirkwood 5,,.-vx . ,Q Rmv Rovv' Thr Row Tw ,MM Phwm R Cfz1.s1f gf I 952 .ap RL.-. Row Thr Row Tw Bottom Row Remhcrt S P ff qw n Hx Icrsen Chwson Sweeln as ilu-1 Thufy-trur Q sp, WGN r wb u K 13 for IQHKDMUUQ' Most of us look dt society with cr lens oi exceedingly short focus. The ABC of the educdtionol progrotm oi cur Sophomore yeorr ort K. H. S. ictrther widens the shudder of ihis lens to lorooden our outlook by developing within us on dttitude of tclerctnce ond respect lor our fellow clctssrnotes. Qur curriculurr. exposes eoch student to o knowledge ot the sciences ond the cirts. Cur science closses stirnulctte the use of scientific knowledge ior the Page Thirty-szx Top Row: Roy, Erondau Bennett Llulhouscr Ursch-il H:-'nrir Henley, Hull. Row Three: Brunel, Lcqflrt, Bell, Cate, lchnstcri, Sffxri Tl.t1:sl,y, K1l':ur2,SCheer. Row Two: Morton, Izzy, Franke Edelloeclc, Stuckrneyer, Sellers. Hardy Turcsonslct. Eottcrr1R1:v.r: Luzzrschz, liars-:iss-ri S1-Jorik, Ruppert Heckez Sig- riilftfirr,H1ll,Vl'e1clI1t li. Top How: Burke, Dx-xyez' Kcstui: Alrnstedt, Drerliorq, Curson Ereclrlrcf-ft,Dec1:r. licw Tltrm: Shut f-:T Er xllr-y Vfttttt-, Thcrrxus, Align, Dtrprvf- Ktrrtzetlrtzrrn, Grzflt Gerrtslr. Row Twt: l.1r't:2, Crit' Egstcn Schurnuclier ffdrtiiz 'ffizzjner Fletcher. Ecttcrrr Flow: Tcwrtseftid Eifrilley Elbert, Blinne fini 1: Steele Tressner. Top Pct.-J: Felts Grcipet-3: 'ffhit lcw Vthqqcrier, Hgiks Von Dorn, Clark. Flow Three: Sender, Shepard Barbour, Allcrt, Tlioritin Ellis Toncrll, Steffen. Plow Two: Eirrtc, Betts, Vfilson Maguire Mahon, Bdlcer, Oster kdrrtp Drcrgclc, F.l:G:n:i1ty. Ecizcrn Roz-J: VV:nls:E1Qd--mer Ccrnrrtons, Zeiser, Ar-enlists, El Dflrfrltt, Vdzilcirk l. .7elc?,. S ILS' or S0l0f70llZ0i'C' Top How: Spangler, Mcllvaney, Blair, Waldmann, Roeser, Hil- ton, Bakker, Edwards, Ruehl. Plow Three: Rc,sesrilnerger', Mohler, Means, Shaw, Wrigtit Baer, Rogers, Wheeler. RCW Two: Geritilf, Leisher Wall ler, Krueger, Wzlscn Berg Urick, Carr, Wagner. Scttcrri How: Eibschlae, Bussen Lenz, Lcna, Magruder, Kirtloy Reichniarzn, Valerius. Top f'?c':.': liissull, Mull' ri, Horn Streng, B1lhngsl'y Urick Shel- icn, Daub, Hedenkanip. Picw Three: Hornan, lchner, Con- nelly, Lang-'-nbeck, Freeman Alt, Franks, Browne, Lattimore. How Two: lVlacKfwn Powell, Eiseniari, Conway irfhaprnari, Vlfegnian Gcetzfi KI1ff'7FI,ZOll- weger. Bottom Few: Rcckwccd, Myers, Allen Graft Say, Vufese Car- ier, Paicri. Top Rexx: Mueller, Barton, Lewis Lysell Wzlscri, Westherg, Schu- man: Engellarid, Ecpp, Schuh- '.-Jerk. Rc:-J Tigfe: Thixtuiz lfffigrudcr, Kcstedt Kranu r, Horn, Kings- ley, Sappingtcn, Vtlainriglit, Pm, Row' Twei Morris, Kerr Brown, Ford, La Plante, Bowers Wass, Fletcher. Bottcnt Row: L- aan, Btvckfi, Tho- rup, Haidina, Frfiritf' Heriiiari Rrgry S?f1':. irz. K ILS' or 075722 051' :Var welfare of all and in the light ct constantly unfolding truth, so that we are not trained as cloistered research rnen, hut informed citizens. Through the ABCE ot home economics our girls are taught the laasic skills ot cooking, sewing, and home management, and thereby develop a greater understanding oi the work and problems ot those who make their hcme. Our music department helps us to gain a deeper appreciation oi the tiner things ot Page Thirty-seven liie. We learn to lisien ccniprehensively ic ihe music of the rnasiersf' and ro produce conscientiously harrnonies of our own. Language courses lead us to understand how man has discovered and employed rnodes oi exprese sion for his ieelrngsp and through the liieraiure of foreign nations we gain a lcncwledge ci culrures oiher than our own. In Sophomore classes we begin io use effectively the iundarnenials oi our Junior high siudies and io acquire habits which will start us cn cur way io creative living. Fira' Thirty eight Typ F.:'v,': lrmilrr, lfarz Lancr Prrkzriscir., Downing Kieslrrizi v,- brat. Ticw Thrift: Gilder, T,liC,!Hff5fIL Arrrierscri fc-virurs Pewrs Ufrlf Przrsrns. hzw Twc: Ericsori, Holi, Bake: Gray Marlin DeBasic Pen' sifk, l!lLller, lfuricrir hrw: Laiflirx Srrauss Stfr kr,r1useri Rileris VN rkft l,' F :tar r. Ty fzfxz ,gil Q lf . Stezzkrirzr x Kin-sb: VI. ish. Tar' -3 .4 :rn cry. -lCZSl1'f t-:::.':r1:. 5'r::r:l Flrrl-xr l'.fv 1 P-.f.I. Hclscrffz Ycuiic Qui., We-'ues Herdlfiri .l'TE .1Yffl Nf'tt.::. . Haeseie Iczxo f':':k+ 'f Q-r Grrh Srrielet Trp Prf.':.'t Trask Heinz, A.-exam. ier, CCIlf,li'IIlii Kennedy Cro gon Rapp. .X Thr!-f-: lf rgrixarrrz, RCM. Ho lrfiqlr fvlcrlfy P11rqfss.,C'ir ke1 .5xl ::. lTf1S'. rr Tx-.',: Girciurui, ..ff:r.c1 Ya icri Schucifrl, l,Ei'.'.'lS E rigs rfint Poiizl-ki. l3:'1L::r Clgrrriczit FTVSSEY Srcwez, 'Qerflirzafir lffflizrf Tzisk FH 'T. S 13 or rSl0f7f70l770l'l' Top Row: Clariioris,Murct1,Peaer scli Dawson, Rudy Perry Larides, lVlurch. Flow Two: Baxley, liflL'Yllfl:,'x,'J5 Compton, lVlorqari Gray Stein IIIEYFI lluwf mfr. l4t,ttt,ri1 Row: l.errir,+rafr htpp, VariN1cs'-,l-twlasrs May Hfifltz amp. Twp How: Prohst, Murphy, Gay Huywfwcfl, Fcluiiick, Ktirty Aus tm. How Two: DOPQW, Pcrtttoii, Hu lxert, Collins, Kchlfti Phillips Hubbard, Korn. hotioin Row: Denny Lawiergce, Hulsey, Ferquscii, lamescr: Allen, Fowler, ltzp How: Voris, Newton Vvlris man,Hockwtiafl,l-lc-ffrrif'rriMe1f-t Grvssman. Flow Two: lorries Goebel Mc Crum, Ccrhet, Marsh Bcllmaer, Mautz, lfland, Dail. Ecttom Row: Staiidist. Kristen DePew, Crow, Crcves Mc' Glashori, Livesay, F zls' or Fl'65!7WiFl7 2' KX School Days School Days, aear old qclderi rule days, readinf writin, and 'rithmeticu --this was the chant sunq long aqo when students followed a dull and rigorous routine. Today at K. l-l. S. we fina our school work a far cry from that cf long ago. As Freshmen we are trainea thoroughly for our future as civic-rninaeci rnen and women. We learn self-realization, hurnan relationship, economic efficiency, and civic responsibilities, which formulate the AEC of ai cducatool poison lr. a self-governed country. Jae Thirty rtzzw im or Vxfe are given the experience ot democratic living in the classroom, and the story ot our heritage is made real tor us. The Freshmen year is the first in our career as a high school student. Our last two years ol elementary education have tormulated a background tor the first year ol our secondary schooling. Every possible occasion is given us to develop, and all ot us should take advantage ot every opportunity. The ABCs ot our personality are developing rapidly. The mannerisrns which will follow Page Forty Tcp Pon-J: Leznherqevr, hvans Ctossiclorstrnann,Harr1s,Hcelt, Mueller Fenster. Rcw Two: Word Cline, Mark, Campbell, Niccolls, Warner Dingeldein, Gerhart. Eottorn Rowz Straub, Trslltet Hersey, Branscuxti, Burton Hud' srri frisity l.a'.-Js. Tfzpft.,':.': llfsfliilg-s Prcnttt Kxiefzlz- lfr 'f.'1gqins Dubail, Cock, Rcw Tx-fc: lvla:Nish Delling Heath-erly, Chomeau Kurka Wahlffn, McFarland, Fietsam, Dori van. Ecft,:z1Rowi Burihanl Erin-Jards Krzrfrfzy Halter, Rmnhnrf Var: lr Steea. Top Bcsiczi D',1lfC1S lui lcnzs Snnth, Graulxch Eartel Cardwell. Rcvf Two: Bopp, Frinlc Kirk Gan-.' Rogers, KcprLvic.z Bal lazl, Yfirriexl, Bott, tt. Hrfw: Tayl: t lludd Glauzr Taylor, S-ilirntrit, Cyaas Drury, Moyer. F zlr 1' l'C'S!?777C'lZ trap RCW: Ritter, Lucas l2.,l,Sf7It Ashburn, Sirnpscn Arias' Schreiber, Hzrppe. tcw Twc: lliftlfill, Cfzchran, Vfalfl mann, Ichnscn, Morten, Ahliu Parharn l'll'.VliIl'1, tattuxii Rcw: Pirtia, film my Bradley, Klein, Schaefer Lakes Naylor Hapyff-. rap Rf wi Wliitwliwrrfl, Fri fltfrtflc lrust, hlgt-rsclw, Lck-rtf, tiriy Lischcr Smith, X xv' Tx-:if Ifilliu rn, vIVfTl.1 ' . Cciver, Rapp Diss-2, harrrttt, lttner. cttcrii Few: Lfcttcn Erwin, Wc-i'ls Etheittgn, Ccrucirl, Vfil- kuis Kirk, Cclstcn. cp Flew: Suriiper, Brockelmeyer, Bartlett, Howard, Bcwmann, ltakfgp, Rcdriiriml, Keck. :W Tzvci Carrcn, Nichcls, Tet- lvy Schleacl l.'Icfff1rthy,Gutl1A rel, Angst. svn Flatiriiirt K fb' ' Z7'l76f'00ClI v--4 52' .k us always are new being enlaraed Lipcn. We sacn tcraet the day when we were terrilcly hurt in our English class because our teacher didnt like our recitaticn, or the tune the study hall teacher called us dcwn and made us cry, cr perhaps the time we didnt do cur algebra hcrnewark and had a surprise test. All these apparently brutal experiences tend ic strengthen cur character, far they teach us human relationships and self-realization, which are sc necessary if we are to he the leaders at tomorrow. Page Forty-one The niaicritv ct us have tcractten cur pre-schacl days when the ABC lclccks opened a way of thcuaht develcp- rzient that was as simple as li was direct. As children we may have used originality 111 the placement at hlcclcs, develcpinq each idea into some concrete evidence cl reliecticn. B111 as we enter cur teens, having lcnq aqc, abandoned lflXllCilIiQ with hlccks, we lgeqizi tc build with ccncepts, ideas and experiences. The AEC ci schscl lite fcr the eighth grade presents cppcrttinities tc acquire FI Page Fc-rty-two Tcp Flcw: TvlcD:1n1els Linder Pitts, Ebeiscle Kates, Dugan Ellze, Dudeck Fcrd Rrxvland Worrell. Ficw Three' Pack fliirncia Clie? lrvina Alciri lxficller Krfr. F - tcri Vt?-1lf::i'i F9':le'1aE1. Txxy: Piariley .atm Fe1fii.'.'11'f'E. S 'li!lV Lai, Fri if:- znan, Czifxr. Thzffir a Rcafis F' fill: lfcttciii hz Kimi. l1Lfs+ ' Rcihsc 1. fllt ixfrii 1. Wlwrlz lf Il-I T rims Tzp Hr, 15.11 t: .:. .. Z' Mzlsczi lf B zzt Ffxttr. f.fzf..L l.eElar.5' fwfr is r. Et' F' '. J II'i G V: I., hcw Thie-Q: Hat- ilqgiizii' K1:.:11a:. Lindahl ily:-is Sll'lCfC'I, Lester Ftchirisczp Len? Ffrry fied rich. Rcw Twc: Siiiitr. llc',-.mira EJIK land, Kaies, Sallnzway -fhanif berlazri Dizvzs Cf,lllI'.S 'ffeifie rnueller. Ecttcrn Pic:-.': Eeraznanrx 'x'.'r.eelc' Centunzi l.f:K+11z1fr 171-escl fcnes S'rQnka:i.p,Nc1fle-fi C Tcp Plcw: liillin lxavlcs, Sz-aaric Hinkscn lfllll1f?S,FYPHC'l1 Ha sen Shivfly, Erbschlcf-. Rcw Tl.1Cf: G1 ,ssriiazy Phillips PrQ,wn,Ficzda61s Riff'-se-1 Scha niachez Hulsfy KY.l5fI. Y, wx, Revs! Tx-JL. ffznri, Kimi, Sits Tnlntfx lfriaflhfircit Frirk Se stcclc Qfuriiprell Vfizrr. lvVl'1FGli'I. Bcttcrn Flew: Kina, liiwiie l. cox Pleis lfiflzylf' l.1riaLe Hfllfiriiun '. art. Y 11 E zl 01 High ff? Top Row: Iohnston Hauk Kerri, Ford, Penriingto Nelson, Tonn, Disse, Dodae Row Three: Davzes Vtaarie Iliuokley, CCHlITlf'NS Fake Meyer, Pliilltps, Deis Morrison. Row Two: Byrd, St xiiari, ikirvey, Prznlciiif yr. Campbell Lane, Gray Itfegw- and, Teirer. Rfi'l'!Il Rex-,': Kerr?-lri, f Cade-n Eifirid Tr tiixz' ' flue llei Eclzler, lzfcrc. 'lip Haw: tfuitzs, Harris Stix rners, Teale, lwlcfjliritczck Veiqlil Heidbredt-r, Barton, Gfrrae. Miller. Row Three: Michel, Soliee: Buc- ler, Boehmer, Diekroeqei, Perry, Sander, Scholer, Kuhn, Row Two: Niro-liaus, Kurka, 'Nar- tel, Meyer, Guirl, Lester, Rupp, Hahn, Stagoslci, Edellseok. Bottom Flew: Crame, Gilbert, Turige Cate, Doll, Weber Key- rrter, Brooks, Brole'na:. Top Row: Ward, Bergmann, House ton, Keklilcian, Nalley Scott, Dalton, Gaines, 'Wairirgant Snively. Row Three: Mclntoslz, White Reisenleiter Edwards, Honey l2eRousse, Wortler, Blair Hart, Dowd. Row Two: Pirtle, Ciirtstofiersen, Kerr, Diolcxrison, McLean, Par sons, Phillips, ArideI Erargri, bottom How: Sheppard D153-Za no, Geddrs, Kirk ferrgrpg 'wfzlsfi Boyce Sarri N rlv or Nzflz Ur sense ol belonging to a school groupg and a consequent Capacity tor loyalty, pride and responsibility, attrirtutes to the individual as a student, and as a future rnernloer or a cornrnunity. Here at K. H. S. we are taught to desire to increase our personal strength, overoorne personal weak, ness and to develop pleasing personality traits which will unite with our well-directed program oi study and enable us to he more effective citizens oi tomorrow. Page Forty-three There is within our educational program the danger that our concern tor liberal academic training will result in our tailing to be concerned with the student as an individual human being with individual plans and needs. Our counselors recognize the seriousness ot this possi- loility and have devised a testing program which indicates the students' reading skill, intelligence quotient and level ot psychological development, and emotional maturity. Referring to the scores oi these examinations, they direct Page Forty-tcur Trip Row: Ezsenian, Carlin, Stfroa gif' Vtfflsh Hunter ldlierint Lawler, Lynos, Hatrmsen Hr lo-ec, Petersen, lohnson, Row Three: l-lazelrigg, Vfnrtney, Roscoe, Vfinkle, Trask Ross VJa1nright Gresler, Er i, Fofsch, Mackey, Lamb. Row Two: Boston Hinds Coff- man, Edwards, Landers, Mtckle Sherman Play'.-:ont Lrrzck Denny, '.'fieltrraf-, Sltrrtrxell Rasey. Bottom Row: Quinn, Engellani Eolltngrr, Conreux, Retnhart Grrzfitrifz Parent I!lv.'r11::t Ber- ger. Top Rowz Straub. Sfiiulz, Herz Peak, Mzrztll, Morxarrfy Cronin Er '.vri, Srgttti, Shsipzrzi lerry' Brannon. Row Three: Player, Davls, King Elliott, W'ehktng, Canteron, Courtney' Altts Scltniziit Renal. Row Two: Vtfrlsmn Gteettfi, VV'1l- liaznsorx Eurtcz: Ha:-.rkrrts El' lett Shearer, Robb Murcti Nez-Jlzy, Kumnier. Bottom Row: lrtgraltarn, Buelt- nran, Herman, Kirsten lvlallory Rezchmann, Murray, Pennrrnan, Craft, Lee. Top Row: Lenz, Silver Banbury Park, Showers, Silver, lntmer Pettrbon Gerbersntan, Koons Zimmermann, Weeks. Rox-1 Three: Hassler, Cowen, Ra: thel, Schwarz, Lysell, Sharp Dterlzerg, Manor, Thrfrhact, Yahl, Engel. Row Two: Flentgen Kapter, Kas- ien, Booihe, Sherman, McGill Fey, Dwkroeaer Crfss Tuck' r Cltfxwrrtaa, Bottom Row: Bakker, Ecurrk MQ Culloh, Kingsley, B5-.l Hunter Forrl, Parsons, Tr-1-tb: 'Nrtalt S 118' 01' Scomflz t Tip Row: Dicks, Knopf, l'iC,K't1lfi Napier Richardson Srriitlz Henri gers, Steele, Stewart, Shaw Vtletzel. Row Three: Rea, McDonell, Knot, lauch, Kostedt, Vlcads, Fit-ella lrrrafr Plf'1'Sf.l'l,Tl'.I,fItlTS 1. hir rgfy, Vazilcirlc Mayer. Row Two: Godi Rankin Dar: tord, Roedel Huitt Hiney, Thicrbaclc, Vankiric, PI'.l!'llt . Hill, Harrison, Hcttcrri Row: Curle, Lester, Eiiso mann, laeqer, Baraer, Srnith Drake Meyers, Mild. Top Row: Kiers, lvfefrtz, A1111 strong, Crow, Ehrrrtann Nirtli els, Hunker' Napier, Byrne Smith Conrad. How Three: Bell, Bchlxng, Kieffer Hassler, Cannon, MCDrg ugall Hagan, Sablatnilc, Hzippti Lealce. Row Two: lackson, Waltlitir Morton, Prater, Delano, Blevins Phillips, Herder, Pleis, Davis Bcitorri How: Kramer, NVolf lohn son, Stanley, Zunzer, Hent- schell Fuhl, Hartung Iohnscn. Top Row: Aubuchon Caprorii, Ellebreoht, Thurman Ruehle, McCracken, ltfarquitz, Conlf y, Smith, Berthold, Guyer. Row Three: Ladwig Brinkman, Horn, Martin, Wolf, Charribor lain, Sellers, Kiellberg, Sawye-r, MCCrac'ken, Stcphlet. Row Two: Adams, Lewis Sher- rnan, Van Felt, Deu Friend, Ercwn, Overby, Shelton son, Laws, Cochran. Stone, Hallahan, Slceen Hull, Fcbian, Keck. N13 Ache, Bcttcrri Huw: Holscher L.Jfrt, Park, Ol' Nziblzei' L us, at the time of our first pupil-parent-guidance director conference in the seventh grade, to develop a study pro- gram which will best fulfill each student's particular needs. The course thus planned becomes the foundation for our curriculum of future years at K. H. S. and the knowledge and skills acquired in these high school years become the foundation for all postgraduate pursuits. Abilities are tested, capacities are discovered and goals are set in this first year of junior high. Page Forty-five E 115' 211' jffbrf lJ'Q!!T .ei :i1::. .ga i1'.':Q1','. ' .1 ' , ' 1 ,.g:1Cu Ln: 5u'.vC111s1 ily. V'.Qz1tL1 ig .,i1S:j'iLS 31 ',-xorkmg. Exhlbiimg art depart- ment wares. w NTS, nf f Au 1 1-.v.uA.g. y ,.hx -wiv ,gy U,,, N, LUV- . . RI71 Y' 411151 i ,7I1ifSILIIIi , ,.,x,Y. -, f., , ,HN .fsmvh .. .rx ,,..1.w 'RI run 7 55114 L A fha . I , ,M Q 1 .r 'avg ,QB 1 ,ii W.-E7 ...N 'T' I ,V .6 .f 4.42 5 is X I , fy ,C --4 S-'? ' MQ' Ns ii vga, for the Best llqrouqlr qyrr ,losses ooo mlermorol oonlests rrere ol K l-1 S everyone hos om opportumrly to portro pote rn o Qoroqrom o olhl hos wluoh wrll leod to the physrool ooo m rol development of oll Grospmo the rmportonoe ol teomwork cmol qoool eloortsmonshlp rocmoy oompetltlon mo turely orol developmq the wrll to Wm ond oouroqe to lose ol! tend to bulld the chor octer necessary for o Wholesome lrfe X Je, w' E JV Ver Xl O . l T f e I Q N ' l ' , f o ' ' o Q r ' . ' - - 1 r ' ' - I 1 U L L l I ll I IX l x,h17f l w Qu I K fl W I I , I T 'X J , X l 1 X l f V '-I V l-i---r i i WN- ? f ax . ' is . 1 ws 22 swf g i, 522: 1 N511 5, ?2,5i'5i:L ,Q ww f. 4, Stag, i1g.,. ., '13 W 5 Ein xv 2? iii! S Q 5 is M22 'xv A 2,1 M aw ,ixggz if -SY ,Zw.,' K 3 , X XJ Sl , Jr it i W Y, XJ y 5 , Q! ff K Q 'mu h Q Es i. . , W' in W - 35.5 f 4 A ,,. , sf, f '21 ,, ff Q 2 if , , ,Q ,, -ww 3' mdvas 'Q W K v x LQ A 2. sg iff il 'H 'nl l I ltz, Duflzok. 7 zls' S lS FOR SCORES Kirkwood 6 Wood River Kirkwood 7 Cleveland Kirkwood 7 Normandy Kirkwood C University City Kirkwood 7 Wellstori Kirkwood 6 Ritenour Kirkwood l3 Maplewood Kirkwood 20 Crystal City Kirkwood O Vlfehster Coaches: Lenich, Duchek, Beltz Capta1n: Rich Wolt The Pioneers battled Normandy to a 7-7 tie in a night contest. Both teanis scored in the first half and were evenly rnatched until the garne's end. Kirkwood had only one real scoring chance in the garne with University City, for after scoring twice in the second quarter, this strong tearn dominated the rest of the game. Wellston defeated Kirkwood 2l-7 in a game The 1950 tootrail teanz opened its season xvitn gr victory over Wood River. Though out- ilassing the Illinois tearn, Kirkwood looked a little green in their first ganie, not scoring until late in the tourth auarter when Gene Koprivica played over from the two-yard line. ln the gazne with Cleveland, Kirkwood loegan to score in the third auarter, but the strong city tearn's early touchdowns won the game for thern l2-7. :ire Fifty Qnat was closer than the score indicates. Twice the Pioneers were on the VVellston goal line hut they were stopped both tunes. Kirkwood? only touchdown canie in the last quarter on a 22-yard run hy Van Dani, The Kirkwood-Rite nour garne looked evenly rnatched until Kirk- wood scored a touchdown in the fourth quarter on a pass front McClanahan to Baker, defeat- ing the visiting teani 6-U. Kirkwood played one 7bzzf!m'01we K of their best games of the season when they lost to the undefeated Maplewood team. Our Pioneers scored with a 30-yard run by Kopri- vica and made their second touchdown on a pass from Klebolt to Schneiderheinze. The Pio- neers won a non-league game from Crystal City, making all three touchdowns on passing playsftwo from Klebolt to Koprivica, and the other from Klebolt to Baker. A bitter Thanksgiving Day at Websters sta- dium was the scene of Kirkwood's greatest defeat this season. The extreme cold, snow, and a slippery field resulted in fumbles and misery for the players, Webster scored once in the first quarter and three times in the sec- ond. The half ended 25-U with Kirkwood only one foot from a touchdown. Webster scored her two other touchdowns in the third quarter, Although Kirkwood retained THE LITTLE BROWN lUG , they also retained the admira- tion of the fans for playing courageously against terrific OClClS. lanes' Flash, bam, Alacazam. VARSITY FOOTBALL Top Row: Coach Duchek Ccach Beltz, Baker, l-feinz Hagemcmn, Van Darn, Knctts, McClarney, Shafer, VVcl: lvlcrriil Ccach Leriich. Row Four: Nllebber, Butler, Doorack, Perkinscn, Rapp, Kcprivica, McClanalian, Charter, Wilkins, Schepp. Row Three: Klebolt, C-iabriel, Burkhardt, Peters, Schneiaerheiriz. Trask, Schildmeyer, Malsbary, Varvel, Haney. Row Two: Campbell, Moseley, Kilpatrick, Collins, Mabie, Meredith, Crancer, Bopp, lones, Deiclimann. Bottom Rcw: Sterbenz, Eckler. ............1... .ii . 'Af wr- - .aw 1 - f V - ., -, .- , N - qgtlvb'-'r' 'T' t .wr . -L .. ,N M rr' r in g W- Page Fifty-one If is of UCOCQIZZZLZOIZ Every year at K I-I S Iar1naQ a IILIIIII er o awards Io outsrandma a1hIeIes who arve many nourk of Irme and effort for me qIory of K1rIc wood I'I1qI1 II IS WIIII prrde that the Proneer Staff saIuIeQ the IoIIow1nq c Bopp D H Q, 1 C1119 IfrIf1 1 c 1 IIVII fa Iyard dqb TI 1I rc 8 x r Uma s J 'W Era M r Yfuna I IIA II111vf x orty Ir1v11a 1 1 Te ne In 151115 5 1112 Tram: 1 r Jmve-rQ 3 LI w Inv 1,11 Sli Var 5 a I S r CI CII her s I Y' J Vw x 'I11 I Ina nam M yerb I1II1'IW Le RECOGNITION WINNERS C1 1r1q G CI QP refs e N a r II Ima 'Cn or Lp Q 5 I E v HIIL 'IL' GIIIPILI two A U arnpron a Q Lharr fl 'N nam ITNN r1aIPs PCOTHALI IJIGY V9 PIXKETI- F LL IL,IU L Capiarn AQIEEZALI fc-Her Ik! CI x L ext r Donrack IC prrvrca 1 CISQ I A I Q- r f Iwftylw I O I 4 1 X , , Q I ' V ff fI'5II.INo5 IQ,I 1 ' ' ' Y A1 Qzazxcsr State C31 ll for ' yflars Qr11'1t:11:1 PI G 4 1 V P1111 M 1 Czark A. . . C21 , 1 . ' Drfk S1912 it St I 1 1t:g11 IK,-pound 'I -, ' - M ' Tw K,If'CIIf1C K Stafe CQ prfn If:41io11nd fuss, U , 1 A j BQ I f111sI: f,'I.a::1y:::, HI! g,f11n'1 ,lzss 1, 1' 1' II. 'I:.11: I?If:'C. f1::. IVIV I4 ,i1IE. TQLV1 Ellrjf- If 3' 1'-'- I1.ff4f1 RL 11:29. 'IR,lfIi IQSC 1- jg .951 M . mn., :. 11 ,. F1 1 ff-.M.1,1., rrvmi FHS. U1 lsmdr Jfusl 1 ..,1I S1I1L.,1 F. I x,r.a...,1.11'1. I'If II y S I :L If nz Sf C ,nd III CII 'ftfri I llfl' 1111 ' N , , 1951 ESI' ' 'Ili .1 4, Ir: Dzslr I, SC-jari 1I'lSII. R34-fy Vjyqlf C, L-11315 FU K ,pp 113 :MD '1 1-ry If rn Poft ITIYSI 11 1 CI 111' nit' I, 1iat.:r1aI prix '.'71'.gIt. J 'A I A Y A A ' E ' Rik Gf:Itr1e'I Ii:n:raI:IQ 11 r1i1o:1 in AII 3lSfIIf1 101711, Hay Iohanhoeke Second 1:1 Zzstnci, poIe '.'auIt, H N W A L sf, M1 .351 PQI yy'-1 Sfgwgygel gn Ilglg-,-pygmy Cvy I:1V111:11,11I11 515g full Y: 1.1111 fI1a21 s-',1+'r, Hr,1.11:zI I-- IXICr1?1L:g rp .l.Il EIS E-III, T- 11111, Q11 1:11:'. Roy' I- fjf har. Ho: LI A I-f'Ir2I1IIL,II on All IYSI111' Ir ELI . 4 ar 1 1:1 rszfj A' ' t1:,z1aI, I1'qI1 111119. '11 11, ,Z Y - CQ, 4 Drk S .p' ,ns Third 111 CfIzy':n VIICIIILUGI ri ' - All 5 V A M! 3952 my 'I 'Lam' SUQLVI .A I 'I '11, E11 EI A Engl F411 5115 Ali District Ca... , fir C1.. CVXLI' .955 .if-'SI 1 1 23:11 E1r 1:1 22:51:15: IEC-jf :I fxrsfp Ezrl' 'Il HQ. 2.,Q,IfICIC Ezll Era IPX, D41 KIQILQI1 Slgozwz II1,- fxg fl , 22:-113.11 'iash S1121 -11 aqua St rid airi , ooh. 1, rhemzy fygrs Bopp, Ycuzif, Me ed E1 iChGTI-LCE 'X Franke, P511 KI-el::If. Sri . 4: Iv. ol.. .GEEK Van far: St., Ex.: K1Ipa.r1ok T:xno1II QYCKCEZ' oo o 5 . Krrlcwooa K1 kwo ot Krrlcwood lvrlxwot d Krrlxwooa Klrrxwood Coaches Wrggrns Wreldt C ptam Tom Hrcks SCORES Normandy Urnversny Crty East St LOUIS Maplewood Webster C B C The freshman sophomore football team had a very successful season wrnrnng trve games and l srng only one They were Suburban Leagt e Cha'nprons and unde ated rn league olay The B Team won rts trrst two games from Normandy and Unrversrty Crty by scores 210 and 210 respectrvely The only loss ot the seas n was to a strong East St Lours team who had prevrously been undeteated The is fl za? core was l'3 E5 rn thrs evenly matched game Krrkwood then defeated a good Maolowood team consrdered one ot the best rn the league by a 246 margln ln the last league game Krrkwood played rts tradrtronal nval on Web ster s held Webster scored the trrst touchdown early rn the game Krrkwood then took the ball and marched steacllly down the held tor a tre mg touchdown The Ptoneers then scored the cxtra pornt and went ahead to stay They added three nore touchdowns tor secunty and Weloster cored once more late rn the game The contcst ended Krrlcwood 21 WeLster l3 Ptaytng one ot therr best ganoes Ktrkwooot champion ot the Suburban League defeated C B C champron ot the Prep League 2l O Krrlcwood proved throughout the season to have a strong ottensrve and detensrve team scorrng a total ot l2U potnts as compared to 38 for the cpposrtron K H S seems to have a promrsrng varsrty comtng up rn the next tew years wrth many of the B Team boys movrng up t strengthen the quad B FOOTBALL top Pow Vtat n Delllng Sclnntdt Gordon Bojgers mth laclcson Bow Pye Baker Frost Haywood Krngsley Dre-kr eger Vlohler Crrss Bcsser Alcorn Kart Stout CoachVv1gg1Ps Bow Foct Cuacn Wteldt Powe ll Bow ltrc H ss Rapp Burgess Dewrnng M ure M or lttexarier Huehl C, ttur Lang nbeclc Bredchoe't RowTvc Eclc e Horns Thornp n Both Coggan K lc St ats Herman Roberts Wclt B ttcrn no 1 B wnmt Tanc ll Braun I-lcnl y Alrnstedt Plc s l ntcr Ruppert Shaw Mulltn Bcwn an Page F tty t'tree I C N K 4 1 n V5 , S t- . 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Ktrlcwooa C15 far Cfmwpv ectplyg Coach Mlller s Proneers showed only prom 1 es ot an outstandrng team wbrle earntng then the bucketmen several close ball games srnce my one letterman returned from last years tate trnalrsts Tberr ab1l1ty to tast break ettect 1vely showed up rn many ball games Krrk wood provea prormnent tn the Welaster Tourna ment by deteatmg U Crty ln the last regular Coach Denvtr Mtller C Capta ns Brll Young and Bonnte Meyers A BASKETBALL SCCBES Krrkwo a Elvrns St Lou U tgb KIIKVJO o Krrlcwooa K1rKw a tflrlcwood Ktrtcwo a Knkwocd Krrlcwooa Ktrlqwood K lxw od Ktrtqwood Krrkwo d Krrlcwood Krrlcwood Krrlcwo d Krrkwooa Krrkwooa Krrkwood Ktrlcw cd Krrcwood Ktrkwood Krrlcwood Cleveland MoK1ntew C B C Beaumont Webster Ferguson St Cbarle Maplewood Brtenour U Crty Maplewood Brtenour Lutheran Clayton Normandy U Crty Brentwood Wellston Web ter St Marys U Crty season game the P1oneers deleated Webster 57 50 and galned revenge for tberr one pornt tne regronal tournament Krrkwood looked good rn deteatnag St Maw s but rn the next game they were elrmrnated by U Crty B1ll Young the hrgh scorer and Bonme Meyers are the only regulars not returnrng to next years promt rng team A BASKETBALL ac Mllr ur VVIIU u on Kopr a blgan Abot Page Fxlty four O ' x o- 1 : ' o A 39 ' 35 ' 32 . rs . H 36 o 9 5l A 39 1 ' 30 ' ' A. l oo ' 47 . . . I 44 . ' ' o ' 45 5 i 59 X ' 53 . s ' 35 tr' o 56 ' ' l 5 57 . ' ' so -42 , 33 . ' 47 ' o 45 ' ' ' 32 ' ' ' 29 . ' ' 48 o 4l ' I 57 ts - ' ' 62 . ' ' K1 b l a tn liide and seek. I . I lU-l3 season record. Lack ot experience cost loss earlier in the season. In the first game ot ' 's' . li 1 e , Yo mg, ' d er, Fa!! Trask fwlpyers Grtot, Campbell Br' rnley, Kleloolt, Vvllt, lfloflarialir , zvic , . o A h P is 07 Pzwf Coaches W1ll1GH Lentch Ddard Meye Co Captam Terry Coqaan Ned Mullen Krrkwcod Krrkwood Krrtcwcod Krrlcwood Klrl-:wood Klrkwcod Krrkwood Krrkwood Krrkwood Krrkwood Krrkwood Ktrkwood K1rkwood Krrlcwood lxrrkwood B BASKETBALL St Lours U l-hah Cleyelana Webster Ferqu on St Charle Maplewood Brtenour Weld ter Lutheran Clayton Normandy U Clty Brentwood Wellston Web ter After a shaky start the Proneer B te Whis l t the t rd trme to Websters champron to rmproye and hnrshed the season wr strong team whrch was better tha record rndrcated Danna the season t neers had one hot streak when they w om the strong Lutheran Clax ton Normandy U Clty teams Next they dropped a aa Brentwood and then bounced hack wrth vrc tory over Wellston In the last qame Krrk ood LW U m Startmq the season wrth xper enced players Coach Lenrch ded them 1nto prospects for next years varsrty wh1ch may rnclude Coaqan Hernz D Pr ullen Tanclll Waqstatl Bosser and o was hrqh scorer of the season wrth pts B BASKETBALL Top Bcw Coach Lemch Parham Murphy Halbert Bc h I-lernz Ccqqan Qtrauh Cross Braun F st Bow Twc Krrl-1 Taylor Bowman Thompson Rapp l-ltcks lfuekroeqer Tancrl E kerle Smtth Mr Meyer Bottom Raw Rapp Patten Slmpson Prcctcr NVh1tl w Boss r Mullrn DuPree D erflmqer Bobers Waastaf X 19 . ' . A 26 25 ' ' 29 ' , 23 39 ' 33 s 3l ' 44 . s 35 23 26 ' 40 ' 49 ' 28 ,s 4U ' 35 34 ' 37 29 ' 43 37 ' 34 , ' 32 l ' 36 3 1 ' 43 XMAE5 36 s A V yu ' B' , - ' O QM T , , o ea . , ff A M A , T, . ' o' . t : ,., ', .M ,C, ,rc. Page Fxfxy frve E011 dffs N ate and li untry lTGClC arid held are popular sport event t ri H S This year about eighty boys are ortternptina t uphold the excellent record tronn AU to l95U under the veteran directi ri o C ach Wiqqiris who has ccached track at K ol S for se enteen years ln l95U the traclq en were defeated loy Wec ter Groves the nly dual nieet lost last vear This year the ea ri will aqain rncet Clayton W lcster Nor r andy and Maplewood in dual rneets a well as enter the Clayton lnvitationar Maplewo a Relays University' City lnvitational District and State Outdoor Meet Last years record also looasts of second place in the Clayton lnvitational tourth in the University City lnvi returning letterrrien for l95l are Stephens Young Stoelzle lohanhoeke Craricer l-loqari Schneiderhcinze Thompson Van Darn Baker Greene and Bopp Good qoinq fellas' A TRACK Pop R w Mus C acl Beltz Racey l-lart ivleyerand Stalcrd Hicks Clarter Tusk Stewart T rmrscn Miller Dau Penzler Eisenstein Hogan Green Coach Wiggins Engel ol Bottom R W Crancer Van Darn lohanbce-ce St phens Yourt pp Pott btcelze Schneiderneinz Page F f y six l Z x A 4 .S , W . t J ' , 3 s a ivy ' A Q f . rv ' r - I ' L V 1 I . . C Y ' . i Q - ,, inf f c ' s T , r 1 Q ' - , e f , A N ri A Q s . , , A , , K! fs fx L I 'J l tational and filth in the District Meet. Leadina ' iq . ', K Crass Cu Team. A Xl K.. , ' cz 'l, o i , , ,' , l , .1 , ' , , , hz ii, ',, PS, , ' , , , . ' ' , har t. .ct , , al,e , a,Eo, ,M , i e. The Junror track and held events are under the drrectron of Coach Beltz an enthusrastrc athlete from Southern lllrnors Unrversrty Hrs trackmen wrll also meet Clayton Webster Groves Normandy and Maplewood rn dual meets as well as partrcrpate rn the Llayton lnvltattonal Unrversrty lnvrtatronal Dlstnct and State Outdoor Meets Torn Potts partrcr patron rn the mrddle drstances and Herb Trask rn the hurdles ar returnrnq lettermen whrle a promrslnq new tanley Bowman shows excellent pr ects 1 runnrnq events The IUU1OFS Wal? consrsted ot wrnnmq every l me q second rn the Unr versrv Vt Qtr, ett gn second rn the elt as great hopes or 2 My gig? men and we are years senror track tearrs Only the best to you Proneersl B TRACK zrolzzp Top Row Coach Beltz M lls brrn '1 Prtclp Qvnpscn Gross Enqelhardt Erbschole Krnqstey Bow Two Thursby Trask Rupp rt Murphy Bowman Bowman Krrk Ellrnqer Straub Baker o ch Vvraarrs Bottom Plow Peknscrt Cook Lrserste Thompson Baoey Trask Pott Roberts Doertlrnqer Mosley Page Fttty se Jen C L A J JW . . 1 It W , . . . H , , G . ' n' a i 3 ' A , Q Qgrxct r. t Q n t 'XO ' , t looking T r ome star material for next Qmch Behz and his Vmnchsz . 1 , , e , .. , , , , ' , , C a . ' H . . 2 r i ., , F r rn, .. ., , , , , . ' , . GGL? W vii 'A I it I 'lQ ef-Q ., ..f , t, 1 It .. , Q, TENNIS Biekfi a 'ltr ,ass lf: B 1'.s'l br Bzkzfzkf Under the guidance of Coach Ernie Lyons the golt team goes through its paces. The outlook tor this year's team is extremely loright since the returning letterrnen all are capable of gaining medalist honors. Bill Doorack and Don Kleloolt, the high point men at last years team, are ooeoaptains. F-Nage Fifty-eral' 21:1 fit, C. r l. line lC 'f ic i R llfx br L qfqzfcff Mr. Carters tennis teaizi has the prospect ot a bright season this year with Iini Tanoill, last years State Tennis Champion, joining our tive returning lettermen, lerry Diekroeger, Bill Ben- siek, Bud Moline, loe Kilpatrick, and Ronala Strauss. Best oi luck to the boys in the Country Day tournament this year. K The memories of our childhood sports are vivid in our minds today. We well remember our first baseball idols and our first football and basketball heroes. This athletic enthusi- asm has carried over into consequent member- ship in the K. H. S. K-Klub. The club, under the devoted leadership of Mrs. Coulter, en- deavors to provide an opportunity for every girl to secure recreation as a balance to the sedentary demands of school life. By sponsoring and promoting an intramural and interschool program of girls' sports, play days, sports days, and social affairse a love of sports and the ideals of good sportsmanship are fostered. 13' or ZYUQZFJUOHI This year the K-Klub gave a tea for the ninth grade girls with the idea of informing them on the one thousand point requirement for membership. The girls also sponsor a back- ward dance each year as well as the Hatchet Hop when the Hatchet Man of K. H. S. is chosen. This year new equipment was pur- ohased, making it possible for members ot K-Klub to continue the sponsorship of hockey, baseball, basketball, and volleyball intraniu- rals along with class and varsity teams. The girls of the club are to be complimented for their many hours of worl: and service done for the schools. Lett to r.ght: ldleads, Treasurer: Plflkfll, Bass, Hallof, lvlcfliritock Mrs. Coulter, Gaines fziaejiat Vt'agaonef Steel Vvhite, Secreory- E11-Je, Vice-President: Donovan Ruppert P' fifrrt, Van Vtfay. Q N ig' I 1 Q N fe 1 fs: SB - --'- - -an '-1 . ., - '30 ff - A 5 M 'aa 1- 3 as F 5' , -' K iff' W - ' W. 3 Shaw -.42-... 55 MAH, 15' H. An- 'Si ll gy an on 2 Q Q-Q f l 3 ul, N.. g .,.,ig: A . 1 nf Q. za Q13 for QQUQCQ6 With a clashing of sticks, sore shins, and brisk weather, hockey is ushered in. The mosi popular of all girls' sports, hockey is a fast- rnoving game which requires energy, physical fitness, skill, and team work. This year's varsity had a good season, suffering only one defeat. S 13' 01' S 1477! After hockey comes basketball, a popular sport of the girls at K. H. S. Endurance plays a large part in this game, for the gals of the court must always be on the alert and quick to respond. True to the standards of Kirkwood teams the girls showed unmatched spirit in all their games. 13' or own' Competition is keen in the field of softball, for there are many well-qualified girls at Kirk- wood who make up A-l teams. Their sports- rnanlike attitude deserves a great deal of praise. Several exciting games were played with neighboring schools to complete a success- ful year of girls' sports at Kirkwood High School. S 15 or b'l L'C' A large number of girls signed up for volley- ball this year. After long practices the teams developed into smooth working units which displayed co-operation and quick, sure move- ments. From this good material class teams and the varsity were chosen. Under Mrs. Coul- ter's excellent supervision all the teams fin- ished the season successfully. Page Sixtyrcne L 13' or Qfgdwfzjf 'What was more stirring than catching the spirit of enthusiasm as you watched a parade high on your fathers shoulders, or seeing your trrst football or baseball game? The laughing cheering, tense crowd developed the ABC of a keen sense of loyalty and zeal. The K. H. S. pep club endeavors to promote enthusiasm and school spirit at all football and basketball games. This organization cheers the teams on ta victory wherever they may play. Our blocks of fervor build higher and higher as we ad- vance in the grades. Under the sponsorship of Mrs. Kane the Pep Club had a very original idea this ye-ar when they put on the Sak f-lop , and another first was the making of rea and white streamers to be waved at the Turkey Day game. The Pep Club at K. H. S. is an asset to the teams, spurring them on to victory wher- ever they go. ':'f 'rr Kirk:-.' i rri ffrilf PEP CLUB T Eiseniaii Pleiiernartrr, 'Wirrsrrip Csterlcairip, l.lcGirinity Stir llrtcrielt, il' ravi I.fc.,xe, Perritt rr Richtfi, trnan McDt:.rf:51ll f.lcElwefi-, Hardy Biggs, Vl'I'f'Pf-iS1j9Q'.f' r.i G31Ii tS, lufrs. Kina 'D our: Boston Pnys Ilfrretgler' Thrxrcn Eria-inazii 3'l':',f'1 1'Ifj'..SfLll, li.1fr1ri1 Piitfga-11 l . Sfagrrsicr s l,'l-l13'y'EY,QF31lf.?f Farber lflzrflxntiok. tree: Allen Kzrig Eflan Dougcs tcmcrrres r ..e..e r. Q: Hocfrrian S.. r, Irnzner X ...r Welsh, ff ay .ltisersrirr fifrrerri H -Jo: Linn, Yiillllff vffass, Vvfelp, lrliy, Rernke Plvrtiriik, Mlrer Gertisri Peters Clllljlll, Ericson Reeves Lefler P. All-'-ri ot rn Row: Heutbl Kurizclrrrari, Perry 3'oCtor, ldtitklrir Jtfetse .3-.llen Triursliy Valoivis, Lizra Hull Kip' '.vl':5r1 Meyer lftirt' t aiiers: lfuficgl ::2'f lfrrell, Prflsr init' Van Way cf'I ?1'lYY fllfits Tr fastrrrr. Y CIS Ol Cfmi Do you recall the t1111e whon you saw arrle and looys dmna hand sprrnae 1n the a1r to the tune ol l-la1l Knlcwood H1qh Sohool as they led ahd you had vague drean 5 l dm na the sa Il 50171: fry? L11 Watr 1ed ery C o e V e e hex rade and thtn hnrned home ar1 Reoret v r3raet1 ed lxlvlbllllq turmnq and qrodn H19 kparat n r t trv u The t 2 CHEERLEADERS ft begorrnnq a ohurlo qder lS a oherrsheo dream lor many and at K rl S F ma a cheer leader hae l C1110 a coveted honor The f are chosen ror ar1l1ty t do the cheere charac 'er and leaderehtp uv 1t 111 hor1o be a Cheerleader at K l-l S 11r1aer th an CllOTl t M135 Waleh YJ xty x 1 I if 1 1 T11 11,111 li B1.ti3t11 rl .ul-11115 X'1'3'.'.'1, Hixqhlzif, C 4 7 4 N L ' 1 ! v v . J 1 1 X3 MC S A 1 ' M ' r xocp 4 1' -1 , , . o live the cheers at the basketball ar1d tootlzall aanres Y Y K X N XT V A gurls ar1a rgoy who lead the yelte at K. l-l. S. 1 rf d, . YN ol : 1' l sell very ' ' f ff U 1' 1 A NKJV 3 AA' :I A 13 ' I A Cl 1 , , ' ,. Tl lA, IS T Y to Q 1 nf - - . 1 .,.1 L ' Ill pre f :Q lo he go ts. .hrlll o ' 1. ? ,e 51 -thre, P I5 01 79112 Krrlcwood Krrkwocd Krrlcwo a Krrlcwoca Krrkwood Krrxwo d K rlcwood Krrlxwooa Krrlqwood K1IAWCCd Krrlcwood Krrlcwood Krrkwoc Coa h Walther paptcun Al Crancer Rrtenour Maplewood Weloster Normandy Umverstty Clty Ferguson Bellexule Rrtenour Maplewood Weloster Normandy Untversrty Crty Ferguson the1' e wre-stlmg team closed the 1951 season wrlh a recordff elex en wrns one loss to Rue- I nour and one he wrth Normandy The hrggest event rn the wrestlmg season was Krrlcwood s tak ng thrrd place tn the State Wrestlrng Tourna ment held at Normaday 1-11gh School The team harnpronshrp went to Rrten ur tor the fourth tratgh trme wrth Normandy second and Krrkwood near the top wrth thrrd place Although the rnatrnen drd not wrn hrst place as a team they gathered more marvrdual state champ onshrps than any other team The tour champrons were as follows A1 Crancer rn 127 pound la s B111 Dooraclc 145 pound class loe K1 patr clc 154 pouna class and Drclc Stephens 175 pound class Cthers that placed rn the tournament were 11m Merrdeth who placed thrrd Don Lersher and Ronald Dobrunz who ltr t place were much hampered by the rnrury ot Rrch Gahrlel rn the last week ol practlce WRESTLING T p Row Kostedt 1-lar! Wmkler Whrtakor chumacher lvlw s Tedrow R w Three Stewart Waggoner Rupper Knotts Vagrud r l1arrs Herdlern Alcorn Qow Two Wallace 1lG1asPcr Dez Dooracm uabrt Coll ns Holscloer Conway a Walther tom Row Lelsher Qotdurant Krlpwr lc o r D br B lc Lersher Varve r ae S'xx O I 4 I ' 27 1 23 1 'r ' ' 1 A 1 33 17 ' o 1 25 - 20 F . .F . A A ' J ' 32 18 M Q V. 1 1 1 X A ' 34 ' 15 1 A YT V ' 1 A 1 o ' 24 213 1 1 1 1' ' i ' 22 15 1 1 . N ' ' ' 17 A 29 1 1 I - 1 A 32 1 14 ' 1 A 1 . ' D A 1' 28 ' 19 A 'Q 1. ' A ' 22 1 22 .1 1 A 1 1 1 ' ' 26 1 ' 1 20 A- A A ' ' 5 M A 41 13 '13 1 1 1 1 Under the excellent coaching ol Coach Wal- took fourth places. The team's chances tor 1 If 1 i1 S 1 1 1 1 x .A 4, ' ' ' 1 3 'vb T . J 1 X f' I 1 la J N W X' 1 T o 1 1 1 1 1 1 S 11 1 1 -'er 1 x 1 .JM o 1 1: 1 ' 1 t 1 .1 e ' 1 1 1 1 1. : 11 V c .nr 1 1 I T e11 i 1 1 1Co ch' 1 Bot : 1 1 U I 1 LY ic fran e 1 o urtz a er 1' 1 1 1 1. Coaches: Conklin, Cardoza. Captain: Rich lones. SCORES OF 1950 Webster , ,. , 13 Kirkwood U. City .. 7 Kirkwood Wellston , 0 Kirkwood Normandy . 2 Kirkwood Maplewood 4 Kirkwood Ritenour . 4 Kirkwood Ritenour , 4 Kirkwood Clayton .. l Kirkwood Clayton . 6 Kirkwood Webster . O Kirkwood Normandy 6 Kirkwood Wellston ,, 3 Kirkwood Maplewood 7 Kirkwood With everyone turning his fondest anticipa- tions to spring, thoughts are directed toward the K. H. S. baseball season. This year is one S 115' or Slugger of the worst for early season practice that Coach Conklin has experienced in a long time and consequently no information concerning the players' positions are available as this book goes to press. However, with lettermen McClanahan, Herman, Butler, Campbell, and lones returning the outlook is promising. The remainder of the team shall be made up of ninth, tenth, and eleventh grade aspirants who are highly enthusiastic. The earliest tryouts shall eliminate a group of thirty players who shall go into immediate training for the K. H. S. varsity. Our team shall play a double round robin of fourteen games with seven other teams in the Suburban League. With a powerhouse in the making, the chance of K. H. S. for the dis- trict trophy looks good and also means we could be found playing in the State Tourna- ment. Pitch ball! Batter up! We're behind you, fellas! VARSITY BASEBALL Top Row: Butler, Pate, Shelton, Koprivica, Harris, Kostedt, Roth. Row Three: Vllhitaker, Tedrow, Shildemeyer, Heinz, Tancill, Wolfe, Hageman, Hoelscher. Row Two: Coach Conklin, Collins, Morley, Eckerle, Hoefel, Steinkamp, Campbell, Farr, Coach Cardoza. Bottom Row: Mclntosh, Guthrel, Diez, lVIcClonahan, Icnes, Herman, Harris, Bowers, Kuhn. 'Nh R ,Aim ' mx Wt, nf 9' 41? y , . 1 , Q f R. 3 ,.,. Q W ' if f , vs Q 1 N GX- X, fm. 4 f 3, ig 'A' Wigan? Pixma me 1 .Q V , uf in , M. V 7'W 4 ' M , .,..,NA. . MW? b . '1' ' 5 ' . 12 ' - .i N ff if ' . .3 , S v , W M f H , . if , 1 . . . , ,, , 1 Suns, ,gA .K 1 Y V4 1 LP n, 5 I ! X . .. 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S. the varied proaram ot extracurricular activities gives all ah opportunity to assert their ambi- tiohs and develop their capabilities which will turther opportunities that will help to make them successiul meh and women in the world oi tomorrow. di are to l t I I l i xx 1 Txg it 1 , ..?-1- www. 'Jimi 5, t - sr W S x, 'bmw ww Wvvukw ,nw 1 ,I . ff ?+ 5. 1 4, ,,,. E , , 4, ' .. R , : ig E .X .,.. gf ,V . Q ., , 1- '- X 7 2 ga i P Q, , ,... inset 0 m sing: ' f .',: s Q 3 V ' or f .L ,Leaf ! , wax s n Q 3 is , .,,., Wi, 1, 'F gf. .xi 'ww ex S ....: E: ...,. A Q .,.. E .1 ..., K 4 Q 4 ' :W Mt x.m lqgmk SW W si, .av . I gyp- it ffef 'SEM 1 1 i UQ? 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GI IQ Ciqxv CT III II ICIIICIIII A I C the I C I C IICICIV I IC I: WII ICCICI Ckx CI Ia MIQ I fhCIevCI The CT I IG IICCCICCI IQ IIIIIIII hqhlw ICIC 'CI GQ Q CIC I CDC ICIICIIIIQ C C C Cm C1 nCwdUC1l1LY WICI P19 AB ICICIIIGI 'TCI QFFICE AQX STANTS IG P was X G ik or G'0z:ter1emmf President , Neal Hogan Vice-President Bill Abbott Secretary Adelaide Stephenson Treasurer Dave Davies Sponsor Mr. Sarif Who can forget the first time he was delef gated to accept the responsibility of leadership in a Sunday school class, thc Brownies, ci Cul: Scouts? The higher we luild our blocks of leadership, the farther we progress in our advancing world. The K. l-l. S. Student Counc.l helps to promote deniccraiic leadership representing the student liody and placing a certain amount of responsibility upon each of its members. The council has reason to he proud of its many accomplishments for the past year which consisted of sponsoring the Snack Bar , choosing the acts for the talent assemblies, making the Nipher Council an active organization in the lunior High School, sponsoring the May Pete, followed by the Corof nation Proni and also the pep rally preceding the Turkey Day ganie, as well as louying the riiovirig pictures of last years lfasketloall finals of thc state tournanient. This year the council was asked tty the P. T. A. to usher at the Open House. Under the sponsorship of Mr. Sarff this organization endeavors to promote demo- cratic leadership throughout the school. STUDENT COUNCIL ,.. V. .s ,.v,f,.v ,..f-.A.,r p F....r.., ..ro,,.., Mus., .,.r. HHH ...nc r -X . , ,.. 4., . -K c T tl t' llfrr nr, 'ancs fox!! 'ffll :-,L-VTE., TVIITQ, CCHTIQ1 Lfdfilllfl ISGS -G 44' L, vlf cyfftx i....: .fl?asif Stephens .. Gfzfll f.f:':' Ana.. .-cies i. . SENICR Hl-Y Trip ' ..,' Duch-,ic Grunt, Stuck Seofetdry- will-.1 ifli! f :nba 1 Fisher Young Scharz F Tir f: ,. r 1- Paz: Mar H311 iii:-,Z M1 ti ri 13 t itens 51' z.Ii1 Mtiriill F. TJ Len' 1 P lrinz ::'.'1,s f' ' s Pi' sg merit V t ri ittner .,.1t.,,.- Pinot' 3:-of-ne Elix i 'rii H1L:'rc'ri T1-cast A . lUNTvR l-ll-Y Top Eetz Euricharit, Secre ary- Pit' Afiixrns Moseley ',.'1iE:1:3s Pzfsfifzi- Pitt. Pl',','.r Thr' r : if Z, HSP irldnd Hart Hilsrlzrn , nes, Hansen , Q ':. P152-.' ' 'V is Q zrtipzfll, 'Wei Ls-1' ' ftirfi President: Char ii! Teiiriz-J. Bctior.. :12'.'.': Pipsseri Moline Kil patzitftc Zezfhzriann Thurshy QL.,-W F rls' or frffforefslzzja Cur parents and teachers instilled into our childhood days the principles oi fellowship, character, and religion. Today through the various Hi-Y groups our ABC loloclcs oi Chrisf iran fellowship are built high with a ttrni and solid foundation. This organization had a very active program during the school year. The l-lifY sent nine representatives to youth 111 government at letierson Citv, Missouri, and gave the rnernorahle Friendship Dance in col operation with the Wei',ster Groves HifY. This was followed by the heautitul Christrnas torrnai, after which carrie the Pioneer Prance, the prc- Pdge Severvy-two ceeds of which paid for the padded cover ot the Pioneer. They aided the PAMS by purchasing the Christmas tree for the halls ot K. H. S. and gave a rollicking hay-ride. The various groups ot Ht-Y's in Kirkwood have tornted a council under the direction ot Mr. Wright to which each group sends a representative. Participation of this kind developsateeling ot interdependence. patriotisrn, and cooperation loetween the home, school, contrrzunity, and nation. The Senior iii-Y capaiily sponsored hy Mr. Duchek and the lurxtor l'ltAY by Mr. Wieldt, enthusiastic rzewfczzrziers to this organization, Looking back, we the senior and iunior girls of Kirkwood High remember our childhood days of organized neighborhood groups where we learned the principles oi working together peaceably and understanding each other. This has carried over and today we take pride in learning and developing the ABC ot service in the organization ot the P. A. M. S. whose pur- pose is to provide worthwhile service where needed and to help promote school activities. To carry out this effective program the P. A. M. S. must have a high scholastic rating and S 13' or Serrfzke be superior in leadership. An outstanding event of any year is the backward dance-M remember this year's Winter Wonderlandu? Christmas is ushered into K. H. S. when the P. A. M. S. deck the halls with boughs oi holly . By contributing to national and local charities, the P. A. M. S. have a part in some of the very worthwhile and tar-reaching service projects of us Americans. Stacking the blocks ot service, the P. A. M. S. under the sponsorship of Miss Shikles, endeavor to promote school spirit and activity, and help where needed in the community. P. A. M. S. Top How: Bodine, Hallof, Steel, President, Moore, Corresponding Secretary, I-iallot, Smith, Hoagland, Grossheider, Biggs, Schmidt, Hose. Row Two: May, Duemler, Fxeinhart, Miss Shikles, Wilson, Gerell, Meads, ViceAPresdientp Wilson, Treasurer. Bottom Row: Stephenson, Secretary, Duerriler, Proctor, Mitchell, H15 01 Holler That Faclf yard qarrq of you Chrldhaca wa mdeurredly the fpurxdatrorr of far h m xml fellpfv man These prmcrples hawe arawu rm N rcday under the spansorsmp of Mr Tayne and Mr Vvesterdale the Sophomore ana Prcqh perl H1Y endeavar to st LTQTTIGD the chara ter f rts memkere lhrcuah Chrretran feU wehrp P F W SOHHOMCRE HI Y T U ana a e bl? Mc Ma' S FRESHMAN HI V k Tasr S N Harker S hu rber ar A I w a Tape War er 11' R zr 01 Rupert whrch wrll reeult m better cltlzerrs of tomarrow Thrs year 5 actrve prearam carxsrstea of qrvmq the Tramp Tramp Sellma baekcthall schedule perrcns and perforrrmq warthwhlle servrce for the school as well as fcrmulatmq the ABC or Chrletrau hvma m the C mrpumty whrch IS me rasrs of aemocracy CA F.g,'.-J: f,f1.'.'feS!erdf1lf L pe Sf ':Ie.a'y-Tir, Jsuref- Frith 411 LPHZ Tay. H' 2 Ifaaz. PM-' li 11 F Tirgglf Hrjrlez Fzxzk jx Fzmrz. Revs: Wass .tart .gzazgiez Vase-Pre xdfntf Les :':,-':' f.f'1c:.1'!'r Eerisxfk. 'A Tau: Kfr. Tayxie. Rr w Tirve: S1:r.gisc,r1 rf- qu 41- TT. Ilffill Pr- sid:-ri VW 1s1r.a:1 Yr' st 5.601 1, fxxtkerzs He: href. Hrqxx T1-:ez , C - , B tel Srziiih, Secretfryr Mu phy Alleri Slxjg. How Cie: VV lf ' ' ', xl 2, fpr- Tf' Kill' Hxzirrr Pr .zfrtr V144 I :- si if . . . , ' ' - 9 J ' . K K K . 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This club laniiliarizes its members wiih the litera- ture, music, customs, and superstitions of our neighboring country to the south. Again this year Christmas brought a gay party and the breaking of the traditional pinata . lmrnedie aiely following came the annual colorful dance La Fiesta. Our good neighbors are going to be more informed on the ways of school life at K. H. S. when they receive a scrapbook prepared by the club to be sent to a Latin American school. Under the enthusiastic lead- ership of Mrs. Boettner, the faculty advisor, all these projects are carried out to the fullest. Red carnatrrirrs 1l'illlGl1T,Y1 everythgnal SPANISH CLUB l rx how: Krueger, Haesrle-, liigazi Pres: lvlillor, View-l3res.: Busseri Flirrrie, Leisher, Trask, Ri.ll7 lIlS Lliekroeger, Mocrfef Lischer, Wagngr. .v Three: Bell, Lockwood Vfelsh Sezm, Rader Cannon, Seen Eazzett, TwfacDougoll, DeBas1o, Treasq Anderson, Landis Sclioenky, Dowd. .v Two: Kunze-lrnari,H:mar1 Teague Standish, Sciiuler, Parmley' Qtayskg Mrs. Bcettner Richter Dufznler Vfhzre, Reager Linn Adams. L tf,rr1 Row: Fawrnit, limi Richter, Ivloore, Berger, lvlzxy, Nyf-elif Cf: .sshfzi-ir Franks, Buckland, Gorfill, Steel. Tlql-Y TEENS Top Row: Schaeffer, Hotiiaii, Hull, Probst, Lucas, fluddlf-s'.n, Huebner, liiirne-or Eiiaellfznl All: ti Row Five lanieson, Maynard, Te-tley, Groves Ostcrlcazzzgt l.'v'hec,ler, Crosby, Livesay Tfnxton, Covert Slay. Ftcw Four: Campbell, Klein. How' How lohnson, Baxley. Three: Gersniari, Browne, Peters, Lewis, Harding Herman, Chapman, C-cedar! Zf-llwearr, Carr, Carr, Parniley. Two, Miss Garrison GOVJ,l'lC'xNCJlCl,lGtIIVS!il1, Bart'-'i l.f,I.'aritiy, f-takzip Cycas Denny, KCfTI1'y'1'f'Z Taylor, f'f'v.'lf,:, Bottom Row: Gentile, lr. Treasurer: Wagrier, lunior Secretary, Mollvaney, lr. Vice-President, VVhite li, President: Schoenky, Sr. Presidentp Sohleael, Sr. Treasurer: Hoehne, Sr. Secretary- Good, Sr. Vi:,e-President, living. 7 zls' or 7J0fC7'L1fZb77 From the democratic and religious training of our childhood days we assimilated ideals that will ever be a part of us. Y-teens and Tri-Y clubs throughout the nation have been organized to put into practice those very stand- ards of respect for the individual and demo- cratic brotherhood among all men. Beginning with get-acguainted sessions, the K. H. S. divi- sion of this world-wide organization takes part in both fun and service projects, among which are hikes, parties, field trips, square dances, and participation in county jamborees and regional association banquets, under the untir- ing direction of Miss Garrison. Money is raised for the lflforld Fellowship and all possible help is extended to Tri-Y clubs in foreign lands. ln the first group organization to which you belonged in your primer days, there were in- stilled within you the fundamentals of cooper- ation and group responsibility, and these funda' mentals become basic factors in the function- ing of any Y-teen or Tri-Y club. From associa- tions such as these we learn the ABC's of a rich and useful life, and we learn to strive together to bring about world peace. Page Seventy-seven LITTLE THEATRE ,t-.wan Top Row: Hart, Malsbarv, Hoctman, Kern, Mr. Smith, Kissling Vfinshrp, Merkle. Row Three: Wainwright, Moeller, Blackman, Gilder, Lohmann, Murch, Braun, Berger, Ruppel. Row Two: Schmidt, Teague, Herne, Staetter, Seim, Burmeister, Seim, Proctor, Wilson, Gerell, Bottom Row: Standish, Weise, Malsbary, Secretaryg Pennimazi Clerk: Warinner, President: Dillmann Tr asurer Knapp Vice-President, Liberty. A ILS' if Uifars A tent in the backyard, a long dress from the attic, high heels from the basement, a plug hat from the garage, and that aching impulse to acte -all these were part of the neighborhood shows in which you made your debut as a dashing actor or charming actress. The K. H. S. Little Theater is devoted to the advancement ot standards ot excellence in dramatic arts on the high school level. Lectures and proiects encourage the student to attain a better mas- tery ot language, to develop poise and selt' control, and to appreciate dramatic literature and its techniques. For the first time in many years the tall production was a mystery play, a oneeact production was presented to the P. T. A. audience in February, and the student- directed penthouse production was a successtul innovation in the club program. The Little Theater has greatly emcyed the hard work and consequent achievement ct this past year under the diligent guidance ot Mr. Smith. Page Seventy-eight 'rum :tux 't 'lzi Jilwb. ek THESPIANS Qtanduiq Mai bary Stardisr Vern, Lohman Ruppel, Warenner, Staetter, Keisling, Braun, Mr. Smith. sitting VV nship Bur e t r Dillman, Tzeas. Malsbary, Sec., Knapp, Pres., Gilmore, Vice-Pres., Pennimon, Clerk, Henle Z X Z E 3' or E press biz In our childhood we learned to associate storybook characters with their distinct settings, and from this knowledge ot the fundamentals of characterization backgrounds we are capa- ble of developing both an appreciation tor dramatic technique and an ability to dramatize situations from literature or experience. The National Thespian Society is the honorary organization oi high school students who are interested in the dramatic arts and have made dramatic achievements in accordance with certain criteria. The Thespian troup ot any high school endeavors to establish and prc- mote standards ct excellence in all phases ot dramatic arts and to create an active and intelligent interest in dramatic arts within the student body. Among the specific activities ot troup 748 are visits to dress rehearsals ot dra- matic productions in other St. Louis County high schools, the conducting ot an impressive initiation ceremony tor new members, and the assuming ci positions ot responsibility and leadership within the Little Theater Club, which is capably directed by Mr. Smith. Page Seventy-nine wi Q nf -'xii af - 5' fi' 'Q 1' 'P F' in K S'-'TH Q ' 229 - 'gh ,Q - sw, . v SQ ,as N-An: . b ' 54 pr N 2 nl-We '11 'YW as 4 Qwsfym ...?.... -sf ,ms iw 'Q hd 'E my xi 5- , ,U Q A if-r X kg .L UM' Y E .. lags J. 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I if xl Q wg Q3 sf- ,, x From our chrldhood assocratrons Wllh the ABCs came an understandrng of words whrch rn turn made sentences that expressed thoughts tdeas and news We have an op portumty at K H S through our school paper to more completely reallze the deams and am hrttons we had as youngsters wtth a toy prrnt rng press and our frrst enthuslasm about the newspaper world Gurded hy th rr sponsor MISS Therns Welsh thc Call staff puhlrshes a ht weekly paper rntended to meet recognrzed tandards of hrgh school Journahsrn and to emphasrze school actrvrtres consequently each rssue of the Call rs an rmportant part of both Junror and senror hrgh school lrfe Edrtor rn Chlef Clarre Fawcett Assrstant Edrtor Polly Meacls Busrness Manager Ann Kerth N ILS' or N 6105 IG 'a C is of flawposzfzwz Who has completely forgotten hrs thrrll of emoyrnent when he found that hrs ABC s could become golden keys to unlock a vast thesaurus of lrterature? Perhaps from th1s early assocra tron wrth the chtldhood classrcs came that frrst desrre to create word prctures of rmpres srons and rdeas Worlcmg w1th the Proneer or Call staff at K H S lS an excellent means of developrng these Journalrstrc talents Our Prca Chapter of the Natronal Qurll and Scroll So crety composed of members of these staffs strrves under the gurdance of Mrs Sternkamp and Mrss Welsh to establrsh and promote standards of excellence rn the many phases of rournalrsm art and advertrsmg Dc you s lemnly pledge? Page Erghty one C 1.5 01 C1 mime Presrdent hm Crump Vrce Presrdent Clara May Secretary Susan lVl1Cl'1 lt Treasurer R k lqrrgw Soctal Chatrman lerrte Rhode Actrvrty Chatrman udy Tausstq Student Councrl Bepresentattve Ch IS Stafford Scrapbook Edrtor Martlyn Berger Memloershrp Charrman lanct Hootman Can you ever forget your hrst box of pa1nts'9 The frrst prcture you drew rn k1nderqarten'? Mother and Daddy s hrst handmade Chrrst mas qreet1nq'? Perhaps your creatrve art work scarcely went beyond that pornt but your ap rrecratton tor the expressron and rmpressron t color and lrne has conttnued to be one of he ABCs of your hte Your attentron IS Cer atnly captured ly the K H S Art Club wrth tts numerous accorrplrshments and s rvrce p Jects such cs hanqrna prctures rn the hall and makrna srlk reen posters tor other or aarnzatrons Trlps to the Art Museum and art xhtbrts v1s1ts to c mpantes employtna com all are actrvrtres whrch tend to devel p the students esthetrc taste Sponsored by Mrs Dorothy Vorhees and assrsted by Mrs Florence Russell the Art Club rs one of K H S s most actlve and worthy orqanrzatrons ART CLUB Back Bow Mrs Hu sell Mrs Vorhees Penmman Bod ne Game Ha nm Brown Mere-r Murch Grlmore Pottqen Hootman Rhodes Tausslq Berger Vcrrs Anderson Gray Grlder Harrmqton Franks Cordy Crcw Franks Knowlton Rodgers Mlddle Row Boston Hendrrcks Deck r McFarland Frost Stuart May Crump Mrtchell Kruse Gould Wxlccx Gxlder Headlee Bottom Row Osterkamp Etherton Kurko Wheeler Hull Hahn Page Etqhty two O C 1 -0 X4 H 5 o r Q e . ' ' ' . ' A - lc D ' I . 3 . . . ,, A ' ' ' ' ' s ' r ' e ' r l ' A I ' ro' , ,- ' ' t . 4 V X73 1 r QI' . ' - ' ' ' J . r ' ' - Q ' ' , ' ' Q ' ' - merctal artists, lectures and demonstrations W ' ' ' ' 4 M l I . . 1 . s' , . , ' , A , ' s, e ', , ' , , ' , , , LIAROE STEEL ADELAIDE STEPHENSON Ejitors IEAN YVILSON IOAN WILSON IPA' S IS FOB STAFF OF '51 BETTY MOORE IUDY WAGGONER NANCY GILMORE Social Editors BILL BENSIEK DAVID DAVIES or ' from' EDWARD ROBERTSON Photographer BETTY OBOSSHEIDEB CLARA MAY Identificatnln of Pictures Photographic Editors Business Managers PAT KNAPP SUE MOORE Activity Editors POLLY MEADS BILL YOUNG Sports Editors Typzsts Happy recollections of our childhood and adolescence are the most pleasant rewards we have. We, the Pioneer staff, Wish to retain high school memories by giving all students an opportunity to have a yearbook. Each school year is spent in diligent preparation of collect- ing pictures of classes, unusual events, club PIONEER Standing: Bredehoeft, Young, Puff, Gilmore, Waggoner, Moore, Sitting: Bensiek, Davies, Wilson, Wilson, lvfzore, Proctor, Steel, Grcssheider. BOB PUFF IOHN BBEDEHOEFT Circulation Managers ANNETTE DUEMLEB SUSAN BICIGS IOAN BIIHGEH VIRGINIA PBOCTOH Calendar MRS. W. E. STEINKAMP Faculty Sponsor life, and writings which portray you at K. H. S. in an entire school year. Under the supervision of Mrs. Steinkamp each staff endeavors to put out the best book possible that will bring pleas- ant rernembrances of your K. H. S. days. As you page through this ABC edition we trust that our efforts will not have been in vain. STAFF Knapp, Robertson, Duemler. Mrs. Steinkamp, Stephenson, Meads, Berger, Biggs, May, B ILS' or 300,515 VVho can forget his first ABC picture bool: and his diligent effort of trying to learn to read? Then came the primer days and letters made words and we gradually mastered the art of reading. Today we are past cur primer days and our reading leans toward mature books. K. H. S. is Well supplied with a very extensive library. Under the capable sponsorship of our librarian, Mrs. Fox, a library club has been formed which checks books in and out, takes care of conditions, as well as proper arrange- ment of all library material. This club has two Page Eighty-fc ur SEINHCR LlBl:tARY Henfirick, Dist NIPHER LIBRARY tfrkamp Hutghiziscn Mzfltne flvikrcegf-1 Eli f' y7IV1EkS firm Lt ll, Gecrasp Gray Gay Rqkmsczi. alms, namely: service at the circulation desk and keeping the shelves in order. This has been well accomplished and the future hope for the club is to begin training a class of seventy students for work in l95l. Member- ship in this club calls for individual interest and a spirit of responsibility in library work which results in Worthwhile contributions to K. H. S. The girls are to be highly compli- mented for the efficiency which they execute in their service to the school. Standing: EYIXIIIIQGIH 174451-:cr Stuart, Berg: Cannon Stae ter Rhffies ff'-Her AxV1'7':f llrxh. Sitting: Little, liz: iiric, luirsf Standing: Ccrvey, 'Wheeler Cs Sitting: Raleigh Kurlca,Car.fw It YJ is Ol Ter armzmve Undoubtedly settmq the stoqe tor or dromo trzotron of the Three Bears or L1l Blo lc Scrmbo was one ot your ecxrlrest ossoclotrons wrth ploy productlon And eoch one who had cr pcrrt rn the productron of ATSQDIC ond Old Looe dlrected by Mr Smrth experxenced the some pleosue of group co operotron ond thr1ll obout how busrness thot he felt when he took port rn those llttle nelqhborhood produo trons ot hrs chrlclhood The senror ploy IS or clozss prorect rn whlch eoch of the qrcrduotes may portrcrpote for the cost ond crew of the senlors Volued beyond ony tongrble qltt from or qroducxtrnq class IS the memory ot the senror play SENIOR PLAY CAST Lets try Arsemc ond Old Lo e Stondrnq Mobre Kern Schorr Brrtton Ruppel I-loenm Dovres Brown Srttmq Penmmon Kerth Molsbory I-onlxs Green Mclsbory Page Erqhty trve O A f Us . ,, three-oct production is composed primarily of ' 3 ' , ' , , l ', , '. , 2 1 wr! 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Surely you remember the rhythm band at grade schooll And rt would be rmpossrble to recall the many trrnes srnce then that a band has strrred your teelrngs of enthusr asm loyalty and devotron Burldrng upon the ABCs of band partrcrpatron learned rn the Junror hrgh our senror bana members are Con stantly acqurrrng greater slcrll rn handlrng an rnstrument and rnasterrng more dltflcult tech nraues ol playrng one To serve and entertarn both the K H S stuaent body and the com rnunrty or Krrkwood rs one ol the arms ot our enror band Thrs group also strrves to matn tarn hrgh standards of rnusrcal qualrty wrthrn the school and communrty We have depended upon our band to lead us at pep assemblres games rallres and parades and we have every reason to be both grateful and proud of the frne work they have done and the honor able reputatron they have helped us mamtarn lor Krrlcwcod Hrgh School drrected by Mr l aac SENIGH HIGH BAND ries l r e I C N Cn ar or ar o Ev ms l.e1Sr16r Lanaes arp rvfsay Alcorn Blrrnf 1 C cz et 1 r lvlrcre Large ble cr WJ e s Fle ch We-stperg Bass Clarrnets Krlpatrrck Hcsser S xcplrcnes lraslc Clcy Sbha'ter Strauss lVlcGlash n 'VIC lrn y VV rtloer Barger French Horn Krarnr Herman M e Mawar Ll larrne' Sternlcarnr Corners Smrth r saen ets tte Bal: r r-Iclscher Bcndurant rurz Duba F L Pan Xvallace Trornbcnes Horsey at ' arrrores c l cr c u J rcr' sex s prurns Dclson S creta 3 a Nas P1 Slam T31 elfohyeq f I' L 'vi' ew ' or rl gc , 1' r' gt l l , ' 'ttsc 'Cllf I15 c r' ' , , 1 Su l' ruaf 1,1 pcrsori 3 rl . U D ' J , , 4 , , , if I . , , . , . . I . , f - I H I I L . C Flu .. ': Hcberts, l.-r1g lvlcQrurf,f, Dall, lNf e- kl , S fl -l, NH' 14 7 Cl 1:11,-ts: I'cCk'.u'c:.tx l.rl:: r n: lwltller, Qclstorr, 'WI-lLlgor, 1, ' 9 ' - , ' ' , S ll, l. 1 , , , r Scloenky, lipp, 'Srctpn-rr, Trllot, Snrldneyf 7 Obces: Q' ,:, r H: -ff sc.: rku, Tsre, ,' 7 '.: , 'egar.'.:' r r, , ' o, . G . :tt 'ce . , gr : r , ocr , I .7 . lic C .1 L If : 1 , P e'1'c tg B I' Pe , e, ' , ' Kb , Cavender, 11 czd a l 1 ' -7 : , j Zznlc, Shook Sic' Y, Vtfcl.: B , . : M rrtrl, F d, Sh ve '. Her cj' Bas es: lzriler '.k'h1rlo'.-.'- S , ce r '- Ufrxrghf Doi-J' 'Vi s, lvl. cjruder, cv . rrl. . or r4..!'- L hi Music religious heat inspires lt wakes the scul and lifts it high, And wings it with sublime desires, Arid fits it to bespeak the Deity. Addis n. lf we say that our instrumentalists learn the ABC's of music in junior high music groups we might say that in senior high they learn the XYZ's of high school orchestration. Under the direction of lvlr. Burton lsaac our senior orches- tra has done much in the past year to enrich our musical life at K. H. S. Appropriate theme music was rehearsed and presented between acts of Little Theaters fall play: the orchestra A ik or Aicfzkffy took part in P. T. A. entertainments, the all- county festival this spring, and our own spring concert. Who could ever forget the arrange- ment of Handel's Hallelujah Chorus, which the string section presented with the A Cappella Choir at Christmas? Service to both the stu- dent body and the community is the purpose the orchestra ascribes to itself, and the partici- pants strive to fulfill this accomplishment during the school year. Furthermore, the orchestra concerns itself with the developing among the members of the entire student body an appre- ciation for music at its best. SENIOR HIGH ORCHESTRA First Vrolrrts: Brattorr, Ersenstorn, Vice-President, Schepp, Bell, Librarian, Legan, Schaefer, Seirn, Shubert, Roberts, Ostf-r kamp, Renter Second Violins: Trask, Turcsanski, lanres, Hoffman, Pennington, Mcltfahan, McClintock, Moller: Vrolasz Schanuel Presrdenrg Burnie-ister Treasurer, Lewis, Cyaas, Crman, Secretary, Cello: McClintock, Orman Alt, Gaines, Wil- son, Eiseman, Basses: Berger, Van Nice, Schmick, Murch, Flutes: Roberts, Long, McClure, Bassoon: Wrlkens Flesche, Basses' Whrtlowf Obcesi Moore, Lange: French Horn: Kramer: Saxophones: Woerthcr, McC1znnrty, Roy, Trumpets: Srrnth, Fette Eetts, Holsherp Trornbones: Rasey, Shock, Stout, Drums: Dolson, Magruder, Dowd, Clarrnets: Rockwood, Miller, Colstcn, F ff. bf' Foffr' Under the cgrecrrem QI Mr. IVIeszIcc rhe rzuerzr- bers QI our gumcr hrqh hand Iecrrh the ABCE of Iicmd porllcipaticrr. By preparing IQ enter, Ifrirr at the Christmas arid Spring ccrrcerie czzigi .IIIACCIIIIIY Iestixtri fre weII CIS ky ICH Ing eri- 5GYT1kLIGS, the Cegrrmers estcrbhsh cr 'very sghci lgurriigrtioh ICI the plcryrhq OI Grr rr1Str'gr1,e:1I cmd zeccme rigjre eithuscrsgc Ubin taxi IIQLISYI, 'Tire N1 Q IUNICR HIGH BAND rlprrrrxers: r gzrx 1' H'-'mfs gr .. Burton, Srrzafz F2geg,z21fir11 Nrzrr Mr-yer H 11' :-5: Tex TIL IJIICTCIII D1-.nf IH Ihzfz' ' ,Le , IJ' Ixzh' se ri . Irrrg- C zz., tg- .. Irgzgrg-1 kmfr Bm-I1rr.'r FJ fcI':r1I U rr 1-rrr, Iliivis I' xl LII. ' Mfrwzrgiy nik' F1 rrhlr ,L-Ile: . Pr Clk If '.'.' eI,'- Z: LZPF' Sax: 5:Bc:r:' . r 1' i5r'Irurrrqr :. s K.1rI1rr Kr Ph FI' :Q 5 Irrxrs zaurri G 1' ' . I'rrrr 1.1 I. I I.r,rK Str'-1 ' 1. ff 1: 5 rv rr B . ., I rrrfrru aw-15' ., : figs, 3 er w VV'1Ik1:1sp I94,1r1t':.f Rudy .9rr.rIE. Pe rxrrrrrrcrri fr ::.1.n1s Wrlsr. I'IfI 1' IUNICR HIGH ORCHESTRA Vrulrrg: r.:,:f,:::.s -,xeetpe 1r.S.l.PI Hunan Hzrzitfz Kzers Krrrq Mc L4-r,rr Ivizffilr 3' ' le 'Wrrzklx Mr KII1II l,'I'C I- ' i131 ti If hlfr Frrsst I' :mi If-':,::Irf V1rI'r: I.f1 :. T II M1I'kI+ N ry. I .I .,:.1. Ir.11.:1f Berfzrzizf H lib' br IIIVIIOIII' Rerriertger '.he oeep rrrrpressrfzrr :zicrde by 'ysur hrsi cg-ricerr cmd your Csrrsequent desrre rc pIcry 1h Cm orchestra? As the Jurrrcr high sirrderrie, vchsl Ip1II1II Ihre desrre 1 ggzrmiq Mr. Idlefszkife 3rr::1Qi.nr Cmhesrrcr, prepare Izir :he pri- qrcrrrrs rr: whrch QII OI cuur music qraupi tcme par: durgzxfg Lhe year, they some LC rmciersrcmd, izpprecxcrie and ehgcy rrrusicd cigiiugre. I'Irshrq fir y--1- fr :Jr-: 'J.'LIkrr1 Plum: SRIAIIIQ zji. 1- ,fzrrftt Ifxr M1117 I1Tr.L:t.f .S ferigf. tr. P 15 f Twfezfz ie That frr t t1me you stood ln tl'1e Chorr loft at church wrth sh1n1ng face and spanlcrng whrte vesture probably sternrned the wrll to burld up the scale or vorce aeyeloprnent and alertness Whrch rewarded you wrth a rnemberslnp rn the K H S A Cappella Chorr Here the stu dent Wrth vocal talent ts grven the opportunrty to master more drttroult rnusrc As the Chorr under the able dlrectton ot Mlss lane Todd prepares for an annual Chnstmas program P T A entertarnrnents the County Muslc restr val and All County Chorus partrorpatron and th KWK radlo roadoast selectrons ot all types are used so that the student wrll garn a wrder knowledge and deeper apprecratron ol the treld ot vooal rnusrc Pres dent Neal Hogan Vrce Presrden loan Berger Secretary Treasurer Brll Abbott Lrbrarrans lerry Hogan Mary lean Wall s A CAPPELLA l-l rgbt Peabetul r c Plow llull r a 1 e P1 lvlosey Pres bow gon rarr Kreslrro K rn Noaa ner Vtanr Tow Four Krmegh Kr ts R ss Franks Iohner Fax Lepree Abbot last ,1 Dupple Marttnsen Dcrobr arn w Tnre retw Bc Hoao td Seel Vvaggorr Fest 1 4 Qaaosta Str e s ass 'xowTJo A erba t errn atacc 1 e s r ol lc Tastssg Fel Nr' Q lvlur r l. e Kr J: rtb lmss Tera Page Nxiety 55 1' Q .. f ' 5 Q' WBA? Wifi -il' aim A Hi ' xx , 'A V xx' , aw 3. , 4 My .532 - G X EV ' 4 ' xx in Y v wg ff, I nfw V ii' ' 5 ,'B n, Q4 Q sig Ytrf I f Wg? R 5 ii? ' , f 4 A 1-. M ,I px I 1 F5 fax ET G yig wi Q A a sa 5 -Qiw VVM gig? 1, .V 1 , rl' grmwnuluml-'wa-mum ,E cfozzjf SEVENTH GRADE GIRLS' GLEE CLUB Lrg: Sumyfteer Piliugie Hftrm Hrmk Leblumi, Qfurtle Dali Emriil i, ECM HIi,,'.'1Il. Tfnrfi RCW: Stttpn, lfcttxzyikgdl BIX lfr Pitts, Kmq Aly 'Wzlkm Rf zmtzfzs, Betty Hu' lla. Second Row: Kcztes, Rfubzrusrjrm G14 ins Sextmm IICZIKI' mm Cfiden Twdrt w, Rt tstizxi R ,sw Rfwk. fl' ttf Ili Raw: Putl' KN im-t-let Rupp, Hnfcvrktlmp, Hc,yt'e-, Alqer Byrd Ewlci'.'v1st't1 H 'xxizzt P1111 Lge. SEVENTH GRADE BOYS' GLEE CLUB Tap RCW: Reinhart, Bueltmml Cverby Dcmford Shaw Meyers NfxpxeI,McDm11s-I. B:5ttc:uRC'.-J: Chcwnzrm PLELQIEZI Shezztxczi Sheruimi, Luxiiers Smrtley, Pruette Be 11. 1. EIGHTH GRADE GIRLS' GLEE CLUB Yep Row: Rec, Ham, Nlchols Cannon Smith, Bmmmcn Hert Iztmier Banbury Brggvri Ttmze H9IdbfEd6Y, Aubuchai Zimmer mem, Second RCW: Mayer, Ruhl Huy wosd, Coxireux Petersen NVhit :iey 'N-fzei, Rpss Bell Rfzqen Dzexlzerq Lcdwlq Bfxrqef. Bcticrt. Newby Iphxsiz. El let! Hoppe, McCu11f,'.1gh Tuck it D1ekrcqer, ECL?-1 Eifthe H111 f.fCG11l End. 1? 13 or Hgmzy MISS DOROTHY REINKE IOOTBALL QUEEN SpeC1c1I Mcuds MISS GERRY GERELL MISS CLARA MAY MISS POLLY MEADS PQ MISS IEAN WILSON :J e Nmetyvfcur 9 YJ is or 796l1s'0fmfzzjf He is truly q I that ' flplff in himself. and that muh th ccoun! of amy height of honor. 'lf A. Kempi. Senior Populzzrlgf W Poll SUE MOORE ,E AL CEANCEE A Hdtffzef M611 BONNIE MEYERS HERBERT IONES Q 9 ii Zi ' Q9 fwzzoz WN , A M414 POPN!Hl'lQ! if E 3 1 , 121, 6' 5 f' ff ff ' -. +9.46 hw Poll ff ,,4 0 Q ,Q 1 E a6mv+!L-,WEN WENDY KUEKA fi' ' A Q .Cf DAVE PROCTORY7 ' ' , GLC.. . f' f of A ' Q N f R A ' I 1 A ,JL QM! 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