Kirkwood High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Kirkwood, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1953 volume:

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X9 I 1 - ' K7 71,11 ' , , J , I , I 'A 1 l-w ai, K ya f 'L . .f ' ff , 'X f' ' 1 .lf N 'Y ,f , 4 'w f X' xl xl' I At K. l-l. S. our loyal acl are earnestly engaged the unique worth of will be recognized and evelvpzug Jfzgh 7'Z660f044't fum 704445 ministrators and ieachers in a program Wherein each individual student given opportunity by ideals Uzro ugh ?fzeedam of Waudrge ?'zeedam af Speed! It Dedica if Pre enfed Hy Page Ioy lrnmer Meredith White Beverly Cornish Loretta Young Bill Patton Torn Roberts Mike Tancill Arthur Trask Four loan McGinnity Ellen Sappinqton Iune Kunzleman Doris Flori Kip Rapp Sherie MacKeen Carolyn Wilson Stan Smith lerry Diekroeqer Gladys Heutel Terry DuPree Mary Lou McClure Iesse Ross Reed Steele Iudy Linn Sue Dowd Bill Farr Pete Bredehoett Richard Bennett Roger Bopp Dale Perlcinson Bill Leisher Alice Shepard Mrs. W. E. Steinkarnp Our Hawk C11 Wvlna. Elllaalvnth Sanclltoa 1890-1952 Mrs. Sandfos will long be remembered with tenderness by the students and faculty of K. H. S. as a wise councilor, an understanding teacher, and a cherished friend who truly lived and taught the democratic Way of life in her school, home, and church. We regret her pass- ing, for now we can no longer benefit from her searching character and deeply inlaid Christian principles. Page Five Edfdffidfdf MP F 'VN HENDRICKS MR W SARFF Serperm e dent of K H A 5 rstcmt Frm pd1cfK H Page Srx 'NA M H MuQRE Dr LG ofK H Q E wreh to mfroduce ent r W Hehdrrcks Prrrrorpdl M M Moore cmd Supermtehd A rntcxhr Prmcrpdl W Sdrfr who uhtrrmqly ded orre rherr efforts oys cmd qrrle for demoordtlc hvmq Everyday fm io the educortron of Q ds them d9VGlODlI'1q Q program wherem the worth of edch mdrvrdudl IS reooqmzed cmd qrx en opportumry to devel Opyuehoe resp herhrhry loyorhv cmd und ersrcmdmq of the 1d6GlC rhort morrvore CI demoordrro way of hfe Mr SUPERINTENDENTHS OFFICE 6 S. M. TGZQ, IVIISS I. Thursby, Mr. F. Ccpple, Mrs. V. M6211 y, H. Dufims PRINCIPAIQS OFFICE S. H. ? V..I1I'I, I?-v1 11y- HIS. F, Blwinarrk S'1iIIi'fKIl M1. A. Kfcrb-fr, TIr ISUI.1' KIRKVVOOD BOARD OF Owl? 5' nw .ar - -wmv-my EDUCATION MrS.Huzo1DuBfg:s, FIIIGIICKI1 Spftreiily Mrs. Hope B. Baker, Secretory cf the Ecard frs. X'T1YQ1T11fI M. Fawcett. Treasurcr rf thi Ecard ' . F. VV, HEI1i'iI.u'FlS fw MJ UIDANQE STAFF ,S'.ZfJfEI1I1T'1Il'ff nt fr.CE.cz1ws W, D.f-kzpefqer President cf the Ecard xvZY.VV.DOIlG1d Duboxl. Vxcehprcfsideri if ihe Egan 1 fZ,F.B11r1c1xSO'.-:yer D1IGc 1c.1 af Ficxrd fr. LA STI Rfwnkr. D.1e3gt4.,z af 'lu' :Q..GIfi x K 1f,,. 121.55 s , ., - -..S A As O. A.- PVTQSS lb . 'N Memut Sttmu MISS ABBOTT V-'Guidance MRS. ALLEN Enqhsh MR. BEATTY Beqinnrna Eana, fun.or Eand MR. BELTZ Geography Fcctlcall, Track MRS. BOETTNER Spanish MR. CARDOZA' Gym, Health, Arnercan Hrstory MRS. CLAY Mathematrcs MR. CLODEELTER Matnernattcs, E Football MR. COCHRAN Guidance, Anifrmfzn I-Izstory MR, CONKLIN Citxzenshzp v X . ,J DQVQLCEITLQU' Pwslcw MRS. CONLEY Enqltsli Call MRS. COULTER Gym MRS. CRAIG Enqltsh MR. CRAVENS Geography, Shop MR. DUCHEK- Geography, Football MRS, FOSTER World Hzsfory, Czttzenslitp MRS. FOX Librarian MISS GARRISON Mathematics MISS GREGORY Lattn MR, READLEE Clnerntstry MISS HENRY Enqhsh MRS I-IOESTER Rernedtal Readmq Geography MR I-IUNKER Plane and Soltd Geometry Advance bra DIIVIHQ latter! MR ISAAC Semor Band Senior Orchestra Iunlor Orchestra MISS IAMES Study Hall Gcndance MR IAYNE Btoloqy Ceneral Sc1ence Drrvrnq MRS IENNINGS Hrstory Spanrsh Cttrzenshtp vwfdafrlc' Age age Etaht rep Row Webster P h I-I econd Row Isaac Headlee O rnun Powell Boettner Shrlfles Walther B tt R 0 om ow Coulter Conkltn I-I ester Clay Lnde-rneyer Garrrson II If r r ' ' . V- Q 4 , d I . ' Yi , I J I . , 1 , ar am, unlcer, Gregory, Specht, Williams, Henry, Duohek. C ' s , , , ' . , .. . I M I MR. KOERBER Mathematics, Plane Geometry, Algebra MRS. LANDERS -Foods, Home Economcs MR. LENICH Gym, Football Coach. MR. LINDEMEYER Government, American Problems, Sociology MRS. LINDEMEYER Home Economics, Clcthing MR. LYONS General Mathemat.cs, Commercial Arithmetic MRS. MARSH Modern Dancing MR. MEYER Algebra, C Basketball MR. MILLER Advanced Algebra, Plane Ceometry, Basket- OSMUN Horne Economics, Fccds Home POWELL Typing, Secretarial Practice ball Coach MR. MCMAI-IAN Shop MRS. MCMAHAN Gym MRS. MRS. PARHAM History, English MRS. MISS PREUL English MR, PROPST Study Hall MISS PUCHBAUER--Vocal Music MISS SCI-IWERDTMANN English Latr MISS SHIKLES American History MP SMITH English French Play Prcaucticn MISS SPECHT Art MRS STEINKAMP Engllsh Pioneer MR STEVENS Shorthand Bookkeep ra MISS TODD Vocal Music A Cappella MR TOMLIN Biology Driving MRS VORI-IEES Art Management 0 F Spiritual Guidance MR. WEBSTER English, Play Production MR WALTHER Shop Wrestling MR WARD Health Baseball B Basketball MISS WELSH English Speech MR WIELDT Mathematics Driving B Football MR WIGGINS Physics Track MRS WILLIAMS English MISS WINGFIELD History MR WRIGHT General Science Guidance MISS WILSON Corrective Speeclc , . A . ' , I L. I , y ' I -1 4 1 A . , . . I4 . I 7 I I l . I Y . ' I A Top Row: Wiggins, Koerber, Lenzch, Preul, Wieldt, Schwerdtmann, Stevens, Iayne, Cochran. v.i : , in ,ce , , , . '. e , , ' ,P 1, ,xl . be : . . or. .. T o. . G , , Cr . , ' r . l'ddle Row Allen Ierin gs S inkarnp Vorhees Welsh H Lind meyer Fox Craia rcps lf ler S ated Puchbauer T nln' cdd R ltz Cardcza Cavens Meyer Wmgfeld Page Nine eedvm K .. vw :N ' t f ' ,-x,lf ' 1 L l , N . . Q L MJ N Q ML L 4. 'Ml I 2' . g ' Q Fl 11 al , - V L ' S l ' LP' r- ' L f x Ll' lt .' ' x cf ,. , , A 1, ,Q lhe American educational system in our A y ' ' i ' in ' l - I ki ' I I I I V t democratic order strives to entitle every student X x . U 'LQ v sf! E wg. F1 can 25 .Cl :fi f Q' 1 Y Q 'QE bww W to the pursuit ot his intellectual ambitions in such a way that he shall become a usetul and intelligent citizen, Nowhere in the world today is such a program promoted with less freedom of want than in our classrooms. Consequently, it lzehooves us not to neglect our opportunities ot today in preparation tor a better world tomorrow. Page Ten 2335 355, 3. ig 3-2, , H 0 d 1-' aa- 0 2 q1iEi5?W322qH?S2 NANCY ALBON Graduated Iune 1953 Tr1Y Nrnth Grade Chorus Latin Club Grrls Glee Club Art Club Pep Club Lrttle Theater Grrls Sports K Klub Senlor Play RALPH ALEXANDER Graduated Iune 1953 Transferred from Anmston Hxqh School Ala bama B Football Varsrty Foot ball Spamsh Club Iunror and Semor I-I1Y Sergeant at Arms Varstty Club PATRICIA ALLEN Transferred KAREN ALT Graduated Iune 1953 Senror Htqh OchestraFTA PAMS KAA TrY MIKE ARENDES Graduated Iune 1953 Senror H1Y STAN BAER Graduated Iune 1953 Gym As s tant Camera Club K A A Page Twelve o f?5 WILLIAM ALCORN Graduated Iune 1953 Wrestlmq Varsrty Club Band MARY PAT ALLEN Graduated lune 1953 Tr1Y K A A Camera Club Pep Club Drrvers Course Grrls Sports Sen lor Play TED ALMSTEDT Graduated lune 1953 B Football Varsrty Football Honorable Men tton All Drstnct Varsxty Club Student Councrl Sentor I-I1Y Iumor I-I1Y Secretary Latm Club Call Staff Advertrsrng Manager Water Supermtendent Mock Crty Govemment BARBARA ANDERSON Graduated Iune 1953 Llttle Theater Thesprans Cheerleader P A M S Treasurer Call Reporter Pep Club A Cappella Grrls Glee Club Mrxed Chorus Art Club KKlub Hockey Basketball Vol leyball Softball Class Teams Gym Assrstant Latm Club All County Chorus Semor Play SUSAN ASTROTI-I Graduated Iune 1953 Transferred from Cleveland Hrgh School P A M S Call Staff Pep Club F T A Gym Assrstant Gtrls Sports FRANK BAKER Graduated Iune 1953 Wrestlmq 0 J : : 1 - 7 ' 7 I I ' ' 7 . . 7 '- 7 . . 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I . - . -: : 7 7 ' - . . .7 ' 7 ' ' 7 sl - : I - - - FRED BAKER Graduated lune 1953 BARBARA BANDY Graduated Iune 1953 Mountam Vrew Unron Hrqh School Moun tam Vxew Calrforma Rogers Hrqh School Newport Rhode Is land Pep Club Call Staff Stu dents Lunchroom Commxttee Drrv mg Course IERRY BARTON Graduated lune 1953 Wrestlrnq RICHARD BENSIEK Graduated Iune 1953 Varsrty Ten ms lumor H1Y Varsrty Club Call Staff Hall Momtor Semor H1Y Gym Asststant Represerxta trve to H1Y Model Leqrslature RICHARD BETTS Graduated lune 1953 Semor Band Presrdent V1cePres1dent Senror Orchestra All County Band All County Brass Sextet Nrpher Stu dent Councrl Baseball LAMAR BLEDSOE Graduated lune 1953 Transferred from Webster Hlqh Debate Team Lrttle Theatre l.at1n Club Thes pran Semor Play Gym Assrstant ewof7 RICHARD BAKKER Graduated Iune 1953 Camera Club ELAINE LEE BARGER Graduated Iune 1953 Tr Y Iunror Red Cross Llbrary Club F K A A Glrls Glee Club Iunlor and Semor Band Lzttle Theater Thesprans Treasurer Presrdent Honor Thespran Stage Door Busmess Manager Lrttle Women Assnstant Drrector Senor Play RICHARD T BENNETT Graduated Iune 1953 Transferred from Beaumont Hlqh School Cam era Club Presldent Poneer Stall DAVID W BERG Graduated Iune 1953 Camera Club Gym Ass1stant CLARA BISSELL Graduat d Iune 1953 Call Reporter DAVID BLINNE Graduated Iune 1953 Iumor H1 Band Sen1or Hlqh Orchestra Pep Band Swmq Band Sparush Club H1Y Representatlve to Annual Youth and Government Program Paqe Thzrteen 0 0 ' ' ' I , - 5 ' I JA . T. A.: Photoqrabherg Quill and Scroll. : : ' 'Qh IAMES BONDURANT Graduated lune 1953 Band 1-1 Varsity Club Wrestling CHARLES BORCHELT Graduated lune 1953 Transferrel from Southwest High School Gym Asststant Graduated lune 1953 Varsity I-loc key Varsity Volleyball Varsity Basketball Varsity Softball K Klub lunior Red Cross Tr1Y Maiorette DON IERRY BOWMAN Graduated lune 1953 Transferred from Southwest High School Track B Footballg Varsity Foot- ball: Varsity Club. WILLIAM BRADLEY Graduated Iune 1953. PETER BREDEHOEFT Graduated Iune 1953g Latin Club, Secretary' l-li-Y, President: Quill and Scroll Vice-President: Mis- souri Boys' State: Call Staff, Edi- tor-in-Chief, Advertising Staff: Pioneer Staff, Sports' Editorg Stu- dent Council, Vice-President, Ninth Grade Mixed Chorus: Gym Assis- tant: City Attorney, Mock Govern- mentg Human Relations Club, Driving Course. Page Fourteen ROGER BOPP Graduated lune 1953 Senior Band Pioneer Staff Camera Club Vice President BETTY BOSTON Graduated lune 1953 Art Club Pep Club Latin Club TnY Girls Glee Club Ninth Grade Mixed Chorus Girls Sports Driv mg Course Hall Monitor Senior Play GWYNNE BOWERS Graduated lune 1953 Tr1Y Girls Sports Girls Glee Club ROBERT BRADLEY Graduated lune 1953 lunior I-I1Y Senior Hi Y Latin Club Call Staff Reporter Driving Course 1-lall Monitor Cafeteria, Quill and Scroll. ELEANOR BRAND Graduated Iune 1953- F. T. A.- Spanish Club Program Chairman: Tri-Yg K. A. A., Camera Club, Girls' Sports. TOM BURGESS Graduated Iune 19537 B Football: A and B Track. ' of 195 l l 7 7 i-Y, . . l I A ROZANNE BOUZEK PAT BURKE Graduated Iune 1953 Track A B Varsrty Club HELEN CANDREIA Graduated lune 1953 Grrls Sports Semor Play BARBARA CARR Dropped ALLEN CLARK aduated lune 1953 Nmth Grade Mrxed Chorus B Track Wrestlrnq Cross Country Track MICKEY COCHRAN Graduated Iune 1953 Wrestlmq Baseball Sparush Club Golf CONNIE COE Graduated Iune 1953 Transferred from Cmcrnnatr Ohra Pep Club BARBARA BUSSEN Graduated Iune 1953 Pep Club Llorary Assrstant IOHN CANDREIA Graduated Iune 1953 Trade School Prolectrort Club BEATRlCE CARR Graduated Iune 1953 Camera Club TrtY Pep Club K A A Gtrls Sports Human Relatrons Club CAROLE CLERMONT Graduated Iurte 1953 Tr1Y Pep Carol Poster Contest Natronal Pcetry Contest IUDITH COCKE Sparush Club K A A Human Re latlorts Club TERRY COGGAN Graduated Iune 1953 Transferred from Tlftcrnas lefferson Varsrty Club Prestdent Student Ccuncrl Treasurer Basketball A B C Football A and B Nmth Grade MIXGG Chorus Prom Reporter Gym Assrstant Page Frfteen 1 1 1 Gr 7 ' 7 '- 7 ' 5 7 ' 7 Clubp Second Place in St. Louis S ' Gyms lERRY COMMENS Graduated lune 1953 BEVERLY CORNISH Graduated Tune 1953 Transferred from Sroux Falls South Dakota Band Orchestra All County Band and Orchestra Grrls Sports Pep ub Art Club F T A P M S Prcneer Staff Photoqraphrc CcEd1tor GEORGE COUTURE Graduated Tune 1953 DONNA DAY Graduated Tune 1953 Pep Club SHARON DAY Graduated Tune 1953 KKlub Treas urer Pep Club Gym Assrslant Hockey Varslty Basketball Class Team HELEN DeBASlO Graduated Tune 1953 Pep Club Trl Y Volleyball Varsrty Hockey and Basketball Class Teams Gym Assrstant Grrls Glee Club Page Srxteen ROBERT CONWAY Graduated Tune 1953 KAY COUGILL Graduated lune 1953 Pep Club Presrderrt Student Councrl Secre tary Lrttle Theater Secretary Thesprans Mrxed fhorus Grrls Glee Club A Cappella Cheer leader Offrce Assrstant Hall Mon rtor Fall Play Stage Manager Semor Play P A M S Sergeant at Arms All County Chorus Pro rreer Queen TERRY CRAIG Graduated lune 1953 SALLY ANN DAY Graduated Tune 1953 Transferred from Sprmgfreld Hrqh School Grrls Glee Club Pep Club E T A Grrls Sports ALICE ANN DEAN Graduated Tune 1953 Transferred from Unrversrty Crty Art Club Lrttle Theater Pep Club Senrcr Play Grrls Sports BARBARA DECHMAN Graduated Tune 1953 Tr Y Pep Club Grrls Sports CAROL DECKER Graduated Iune l953 Art Club Library Assistant K A A Pep Club Tr1Y Camera Club Twirl ing Corps Girls Sports Human Relations Club IERRY DIEKROEGER Graduated Iune 1953 B Football Basketball Spanish Club l-IiY Vice President Tennis Varsity Missouri Boys State Varsity Club Ourll and Scroll Pioneer Staff Cafeteria MARVIN DOORACK Graduated Iune 1953 MICHAEL DOWNING Graduated lme 1953 BOB DRATH Transferred. CORINNE EBERLEIN Graduated Iune 1953: Little Theater: Thespian: Student Council: Pep Club: Vice-President: Ninth Grade Mixed Chorus: Girls' Glee Club: A Cappella: Latin Club: P. A. M. S.: Call Reporter: Office As- sistant: All-County Chorus. 9 S-:V ., .X i if . . IANICE DEIST Transferred ROBERT DIERBERG Graduated Iune l95'3 SUE DOWD Graduated Iune l953 Tr1Y lunior Band Vice President Senior Band Hockey Varsity Basketball Vol leyball Softball Class Teams K Klub Pep Club Cheerleader P A M S Corresponding Secre tary Student Council Call R porter Gym Assistant Office As istant Pioneer Staff Co Sports Editor Senior I-liqh Orchestra Ouill aid Scrol Senior Play MEL DRAKE Craduated Iune l953 TERRY DuPREE Graduated lune 1953: A, B, C Bas- ketball: lunior Varsity Track: Stu- dent Council: Call Staff: Sports Editor: Pioneer Stafl: A Cappella: Latin Club: Varsity Club: Senicr Play. SHIRLEY EDWARDS Graduated lune 1953: Tri-Y: Ninth Grade Mixed Chorus: Girls' Glee Club: A Cappella. Page Seventeen NANCY EIME Graduated lune 1953 LYNN ELBERT Graduated lune 1953 A Cappella Girls Sextet Latin Club Secre tary TriY President Little Thea Representative r Club County Chorus KAY ELLIS Graduated lune 1953 IAMES ERBSCI-ILOE Graduated lune 1953 Camera Club President and Sergeant-at-Arms: . A. A.: Track: Pioneer o- toqrapher. WILLIAM EARR Graduated lune 1953: Ninth Grade Mixed Chorus: A Cappella: Boys' Double Quartet: Pioneer Sta f: Call Reporter: Quill and Scroll: Varsity Club: Student Council, President: Freshmen Class Presl- dent: Sophomore Class Secretary: lunior Class Treasurer: Boys' State: Councilman in Mock City Election: A, C Basketball. PATRICIA FITZ ROY Graduated lune 1953: Transferred from Webster Groves: Girls' Sports: Pep Club: Drrvers' Trazn- ina. Page Eighteen MARILYN EISEMAN Craduated lune 1953 Art Club ain Club E T A Drivers Training Little Theater Tri Y 'i cr High Or hestra Pep CI Girls Sports D bate Club SHIRLEY ELLEBRECHT Graduated lune 1953 Girls Sports DOROTHY ENGELLAND Graduated lune 1953 Ninth Grade Mixed Chorus Girls Glee Club Tr1Y Secretary A Cappella Latin Club K A A Serqeantat Ams F T A KKlub Badmin ton Manager Call Staff Business Manager Hockey and Basketball Varsity Volleyball and Softball Class Teams Quill and Scroll Pep Club Camera Club Volley ball Manager Human Relations Club IANE ERICSON Graduated lune 1953 Pep Club ittle Theater, Girls Sports, Ninth Grade Mixed Chorus: Tri- Y: Latin Club: Girls' Glee Club: Senior Play. EDWARD FELTS Graduated lune 1953: Track: Base- ball Manaaer: Gym Assistant: Hall Monitor: Projector Club. BETTY FLETCHER Graduated lune 1953: Tri'Y: Girls' Sports: Girls' Glee Club. ' df 7755 I.. t' : . . , .: ' 'I l So, E I' c : IA ,ub: tre: iStix, Raer and Euller Fashion 7 A t : All- 1' : . . .: - : ' - T , V V- r K Ph DORIS FLOR1 Graduated lune 1953 Gtrls Glee Club Student Council Pep Club luruor Class Secretary Call Staff Prom Reporter Offlce Assrstant Gtrls Sports Pxoneer Soc1alCo Edttor GENE FRANKE Graduated Iune 1953 DARYL FREESMEIER Graduated lune 1953 Pep Club Drrvmq Course Transferred from Drumheller Canada SUSAN GERRISI-1 Graduated lune 1953 Tr1Y Camera Club Gxrls Sports Basketball Class Team Hockey Varsrt Nattortal Poetry Assoctatton Cort test Llttle Theater Hall Morutcr KKlub Pep Club MlX9d Chorus Glrls Glee Club IO N GILDER NfGrad fa, flv.?ne 1953 Art Club mlm CMJ Pep ,tub Lune Thea ter Nmth Grade Mlxed Chorus CAROL LYNNE GOETZE Graduated Iune 1953 TrxY Ltbra rtan Spamsh Club Prestdent Call Repcrter Offtce Asslstant 7 ROBERT FORD Graduated Iune 1953 Wrestlmq Iuruor Band Semor Band RICHARD FRANKS Graduated lune 1953 A Cappella Prestdent All County Chorus Sen lor 1-l1Y Art Club Camera Club Protector Club Treasurer Wrest lmq Hall Momtor Track LA VERNE ANNA GENTILE Graduated lune 1953 Tr1Y Treas urer Glrls Glee Club DIIVIHQ Iumor Red Cross Gtrls Spor s MARLLYN GILBRETI-1 Graduated lune 1953 IOE GODI Craduated lune 1953 Wre tlmq Wrestlmq Instructor Gym Assts tant Football Baseball lO ANN GOODART Graduated Iune 1953 Tr Y Pep Club Bowlmq Club Page Nmeteert 4,4 195 KENT GRAY Graduated lune 1953 lERRY GUSTAFSON and Senror l'l1Y Senior Band Pen Band Track Delegate t H Y Youth and Government Graduated lune 1953 lunror RONALD HAESELE Graduated lune 1953 Spanrsh Club lumor H1 Y NANCY HARDING Graduated Iune 1953 Tr1Y Tw rl mg Corps Ma1orette Lrbrary Club Lrttle Theater Spamsh Club Treasurer lunror Red Cross Mlx ed Chcrus Grrls Glee Club rw ROBERT HATFIELD Graduated lune 1953 Transferred from So1danBlewett Hrqh School Western Mrlrtary Academy Sen ror 1-l1Y ROBERT HENLEY Graduated lune 1953 Varslty Foot ball B Football Golf Wrestlmq A and B Track Varsrty Club Page Twenty SYLVIA GRAY Graduated Iune 1953 Transferred from Caldwell New lersey P A M S Art Club Treasurer Pep Club Art Assrstant Lrttle Thea ter Thespran Glrls Sports o ball Class Team Semor Play CAROL HAENNI Graduated lune 1953 Art Club Pep Club Spanrsh Club Grrls Glee Club Drrvmq SHIRLEY HALLAHAN Graduated lune 1953 Transferred from Rrtenour Hrqh School Grrls SAM HARDY Graduated Iurle 1953 Transferred lrcm Southwest Hrqh School Kan sas Clty Mrsscurr Sparnsh Club Trea urer Hall Monltor MARTIN HEINZ Graduated lune 1953 Varsrty Club A B C Basketball A B Football Ba eball Gym Assrstant Honor able Mention Al1D1str1ct Football All County Football Team luruor lJ1Y STANLEY HERDLEIN Graduated Iune 1953 Gym Assrs tant Wrestlmq Track ' 4 35' D : i ' rl ' I 7 S ftj p yy cl l-I 1. . .I I 1 I ,I 1 .Y 1 Spcrtsplpep Club. 7 Q 1 nf H VIRGIL HERMANN Graduated lune 1953 A and B Foot ball Baseball Varstty Club Gym Asslstant GLADYS HEUTEL Graduated lune 1953 P1oneer Staff Call Staff Reporter Ourll and Scroll G1rls Glee Club Offlce Assrstant Span1sh Club G1rls Sports Pep Club Cheerleader Football Oueen -of '15HY1,us HILL A r uated ,Iune 13 Mdtor te Lrnlejiteuter Publrguf' sms, Thesprans 11 Staif. Guls Glee Club AY. appella Camera Club Drrv K A, A RICHARD HOLT raduated lune 1953 H Y Gym Asslstant CARLA HORN Graduated Iune 1953 KKlub Ser qeantat Arms Basketball Man aqer Volleyball and Basketball Varsrty Gym Assrstant Natrona Poetry Assoclatlorx 1953 SHIRLEY HULL Graduated Iune 1953 Tr1Y Gxrls Sports Hockey Class Team Thrrd PIIZS Art Show 1951 IUDITH HERMON Graduated Iune 1953 Senror Band and Orchestra Tr1Y K A A F T A G1rls Sports TOM HICKS Graduated Iune 1953 Varslty Club Gym Assrstant A and B Football A and B Track B and C Basket a IACK HOLSCHER Graduated Iune 1953 Iunror and Semor Band All County Orches tra B Football Baseball Cross Country Team Wrestlmq Cap tam State Champron 1953 BARBARA HOMAN Graduated lune 1953 Nmth Grade Mlxed Chorus Tr1Y G1rls Glee Club Llttle Theater Stage Door Thesprans Call Staff ACappe1la Art Club Spamsh Club Drrver Tramrnq Course Semor Play IO ANN HORN Graduated Iune 1953 Mcuorette N1nth Grade M1xed Chorus G1rls Glee Club G1rls Sports G1rls Bowlmq Team Drwmq Tr1Y Pep Club Semor Play BETTY LOU IDECKER Graduated Iune 1953 G1rls Sports Volleyball Class Team Page Twenty one IOY IMMER Graduated Iurie 1953 Pioneer Staff Co Editor Call Saif Reporter Student Council Pep Club K Klub Grls Sp rts H ckey and Volleyball Class Teams Volleyball Manager Gym Assistant P A M S V1cePres1de-nt Ouill and Scroll Human Relations Club lrl Grade Mixed Chorus Girls Glee Club A Cappella All County Chorus Talent As embly Chair man Sen or Play ALLAN E IOHNER Graduated Iune 1953 Varsity Foot ball B Football Iunior and Senior H1 Y Ninth Grade Mixed Chorus A Cappella Varsity Club KENT KAROLL Graduated Iune 1953 DENNIS KERR Graduated Tune 1953. YVONNE KIESLING Graduated Iune 195.57 K-Klub, Vice- President: Hockey, Basketball, Volleyball, Softball Varsitiesg Gym Assistant: Spanish Club: Driving. IOHN KINGSLEY Graduated Iune 19535 Iunicr and Senior Track: Wrestlingg B Foot- ballg Hi-Yg Hall Monitor. Page Twenty-two ROBERT IACKSON Graduated Tune 1953 Transferred from So1danB1ewett High School A and B Football Baseball GALE IOHNSON Graduated lune 1953 Transferred from Roosevelt High School Art Club Spanish Club Gym Assis tant Senior Play DONALD KENNEDY Graduated Iune 1953 ROGER KIBURZ Graduated Iune 1953, Senior Band, Golf. PATRICIA KING Graduated Tune 19537 K. A. A.- Spanish Club: Pep Club: Girls Sports. HAROLD KRAMER Graduated Iune 19537 luriior and Senior Hi-Yy Senior Bandg Senior Orchestra: Hall Monitor: Gym As- sistantg All-County Band. ' af i955 Y, Latin Club, Treasurer, Ninth PCNALD KRIEGER Graduated Tune 1953 Spamsh Club Nmth Grade Mtxed Chorus A Cappella Drlvers Tratmnq S ence Farr Natronal Essay Asso ora ton 1951 ADOLPH KUESTU? Graduated lune 1951 BART LAN Graduated lure 1953 DONALD LANGENBECK Gradua ed lun 1953 A a d B Foot ball Baseball Gym Asslstant LOUAN LAUMAN Graduated lune 1953 Transferred from Cleveland l-hgh School Art Club Presldent Pep Club Call Staff Reporter SALLY LEFLER Graduated lune 1953 lumor Red Crass Ass1stantL1brar1an Nm Grade Mlxed Chorus Tr1Y Lahn Club Glrls Glee Club Pep Club Glrls Sports K A A Drlvlnq A Cappella All County Chorus l-'uman Flelatzcns Club Senror Play 0-chi ,fr an E37 ,Aw K...- fat? gsm.. V'52 i5 'SS-'37 LEHOY KRUEGER Graduated lune 1953 lUNF KUNZELMAN ran urtad lun 1 A Lap e Secretary Treasurer Grrls Next AllC unty Chorus K H S RSIUG Representatrve Tr1Y Pep l A M S Proneer Staff S C13 Co Edttor Lrttle Theater Stall Reporter Qurll and Soro Span sh Club Treasurer Nrn Grad Mtxrd Ch rus Grrls G1 C uh K Klub G rls Sp: rts H kr y Class Team Talent A sernblv WILLIAM LANGE Graduated lune 1953 Band Orohes tra Iunror and Senror H1Y 1-1x1 'Youh and Government Program Latrn Club TACK LaPLANTE Gradu ed lune 1953 1SAAC LAWSON raduated lune 1959 PAUL LEGAN Graduated Iune 1953 1-l1Y Presl dent A Cappella Orchestra Youth and Government Lahn Club Page Twenty three WILLIAM LEISHER Graduated Iune 19531 Varsity Cluby Wrestlinqg Trackq Pioneer Statig Call Reporter: Iunlor Hi-Y, Vice- Presidentg Hi-Y, Secretary and Treasurer, Chaplain: Spanish Club: Iunior and Senior Bandy Pep Band. MARK LEUTHAUSER Graduated Iune 1953 IUDY LINN Graduated Iune 1953 Spanish Club Girls Glee Club A Cappella Call Reporter Pep Club Treas urer Little Theater Ouill and Scroll Pioneer Staff Sports C Editor Student Council Human Relations Club Representative ol Famous Fashion Board KKlub Girls Sports Hockey Varsity Gym Assistant AllCounty Cho rus Ninth Grade Mixed Chorus Tri Y Cheerleader MICHAEL LYSELL Graduated Iune 1953 ALAN MAGRUDER Graduated lune 1953 Wrestling Gym Assistant Iunior and Senior I-I1Y Band Orchestra K H S Swing Band THOMAS MAGUIRE Graduated Iune 1953 Page Twenty four ay 7955 wg. YQ Nur Tw 'Q'-Z? .319- 5 A -an-,tg ti id' GEORGE LENZ Graduated Iune 1953: Boys' Choir: Mixed Chorus: A Cappellag Iunior Hi-Y: Senior I-Ii-Y, Vice-Presidentg Delegate Hi-Y Youth and Govern, ment Program. DIANE LEWIS Graduated Iune 1953 Tr1Y Golf Senior H1gh Orchestra All County Orchestra Driving Little Theater IUDY LONG Graduated lune 1953 Call Staff Pep Club Latin Club lunior Band Senior Band Secretary Treasurer Senlor Orchestra Llttle Theater Thespians Clerk Sopho more Representative to Board of Directors of Llttle Theatre P A M S Office Assistant Ouill and Scroll SHERIE MACKEEN Graduated Iune 1953 Debate Club Latin Club Girls Glee Club Ac oompamst A Cappella Accom panist Call Reporter Pep Club Little Theater Little Women Thespian Ouill and Scroll Call Staff Associate Editor Pioneer Staff Activity CoEditor Student Council Senior Class Secretary P A M S Pledge Mother Girls Sextet Penthouse Play Cast Hu man Relations Club DONALD MAGRUDER Graduated Iune 1953 Student Coun cl Protector Club President Iunior and Sen1or H1Y A Cap- pella All County Chorus GORDON MAHAN Graduated Iune 1953 RAMONA MAI-IAN Graduated Iune 1953 Lrttle Theater Drtvmq G1r1s Sports DARYL MARTIN Graduated Iune 1953 Transferred from Umon Mzssourr A Cappel la Band Interschool Talent As sembly NANCY MILLER Graduated Iune 1953 Ca11 Staff Feature Edttor Pep Club Student Counctl Lrttle Theater Semor Play Latm Club Tr1Y Secre tary G1r1s Sports NILL MOI-ILER Graduated Iune 1953 Iunlor and Semor I-11Y B Football CAROL MONTGOMERY Graduated Iune 1953 ROSLYN MORRIS Graduated Iune 1953 Tr1Y Cam era Club Lrttle Theater G1r1s Glee C1ub A Cappella Natzonal Poetry Assoczatron Drtvmg Hu man Relatgons Club 1 GAY MARTENSEN Graduated Iune 1953 IAMES MERKLE Graduated lune 1953 1Ol-IN MINOR Graduated Iune 1953 CLESIE MOORE Graduated Iune 1953 Varstty Foot ball B Football Golf A and B Track CO Captam Nmth Grade Mlxed Chorus Varslty Club Wrestlmq EDWARD MORLEY Graduated Iune 1953 Baseba11 Gym Assrstant VIRGINIA MOWRY Dropped Page Twenty flve NED MULLEN Graduated lune 1953 A Cappella Latin Club lunior and Senior H Y A B C Basketball A and B Football Varsity Club Call Staff Driving Hall Monitor MARY LOU MCCLURE Graduated lune 1953 Call Staff Pioneer Staff Ouill and Scroll Klilub Senior Band Senior Or All County Band All chestra County Orchestra Pep Club K Senior Play Basketball Hockey Volleyball and Softball Varsitres Softball Manager Gym Assistant lOAN McG1NN1TY Graduated lune 1953 lunior Band Senior Band Senior Orchestra Pep Band Swing Band TriY Girls Sports K A A VICGPTGSI dent F T A Pep Club Pioneer Staff Little Theater Senior Class Representative Thespian Ouill and Scroll Senior Play Human Relations Club SAM MCMAHAN Graduated lune 1953 F T A V ce President President Call Staff H1Y Senior Orchestra KOEHLER ORTH Graduated lune 19535 Gym Assist- nyK.A.. lEAN PARSONS Graduated lune 19537 Girls' Sportsg Librarian: Majorette. Page Twenty-six 0,4 1955 p- WU? 1,3-, YQ .. 5' 1171:- lVAN MYERS Graduated lune 1953 MARY IANE MCCLUSKEY Graduated lune 1953 Transferred from Clayton Girls Glee Club Spanish Club Little Theater The Ugly Duckling PATRICIA MCILVANEY Graduated lune 1953 Latin Club Girls Glee Club Tr1Y Vice President K A A President F T A SecretaryTreasurer Lttle Theater Girls Sports Driving Senior Play MARY LYNN MCMILLEN Graduated lune 1953 Transferred from lefferson City M KKlub Sergeant at Arms Pep Club Art Club Senior Band Girls Sports Hockey Varsity Drivers Training Gym Assistant SUSAN OSTERKAMP Graduated lune 1953 KKlub Little Theater Art Club Librarian Pep Club Senior Orchestra F T' A K. A. A.g Latin Club, Secretary- Call Reporter: Senior Playg Girls' Sportsg Tri-Y, Vice-President, Pub' licity Reporter, Delegate to Req- icnal Conference. W1LLlAM PATTON Graduated lune 1953- Transferred from Oklahoma Cityg Varsity Ten- nis- Pioneer Staff, Business Man- aqerp Ouill and Scrollg Varsity Club- lunicr and Senior Hi-Y: Hall Monitor. DALE PERICINSON Graduated lune 1953 A and B Football Captarr' Prep Player of the Week All Suburban Fullback Honorable Ment1on I r AllD1str1ct Football Plone-er Staff Ourll and Scroll H1Y Secretary Varslty Club V1cePres1dent GERALDINE POTTGEN Graduated lune 1953 Pep Club Tr1Y Gym Assrstant Iunrcr Red Cross Grrls Sports Softball Bas ketball Hockey Grrls Glee Club HOWARD PRANTE Graduated Iune 1953 Drrvmq KIP RAPP Graduated Iune 1953 Varstty Foot ball 50 51 52 B Football Al1B1q Srx Tackle AllD1str1ct Honorable Mentron Varsrty Club Sopho more Class Pres1dent Iumor Class Presldent Senlor Class Presldent Student Counc11 Call Staff Crr culatron Manager Ploneer Staff Soc1alEd1tor Boys State lumor Populanty Poll Quxll and Scroll IEAN RIES Graduated Iune 1953 Transferred from Eugene Coyle Hrqh School Gtrls Glee Club ROBERT RIGBY Graduated lune 1953 Latm Club Drxvmq H1Y Chaplarn Q' dfdyena of 7 Ncr'-v V155 IANET PETERS Graduated Iune 1953 Nmth Grade M1X9d Chorus Latzn Club Tr1Y Grrls Glee Club Lrttle Theater Thesptans Grrls Sports Art Club Pep Club Cheerleader Senror Play RICHARD POWELL Graduated lune 1953 IANET RALEIGH Graduated Iune 1953 Tr1Y Grrls Sports Basketball and Volleyball Class Teams Honorable Mentron rn Natxonal Poetry Assoclatlon WILLIAM REICHMAN Graduated Iune 1953 MARILYN RIESTER Graduated lune 1953 Art Club Nmth Grade Mrxed Chorus Trl Y Grrls Sports Semor Play NGIICUG1 Essay ASSCCIGIIGU Hon orable Mentron 1952 Drrvmq LINDA RIXMANN Graduated Iune 1953 Nrnth Grade Mixed Chorus Glrls Glee Club Glrls Sports Pep Club Page Twenty seven TOM ROBERTS Graduated June 1953 Ploneer Stott Business Manager Spanish Club Varsity Club Iumor Band Senior Band Orchestra B Football Cross Country Iumor and Senior Track A B and C Basketball Ouill and Scroll IAMES ROESER Graduated Iune 1953 lOAN ROSENBERGER Graduated lune 1953 Tri Y Little Theatre Latm Club K A A Pep Club Glrls Sports KKlub RONNIE ROSSER Graduated lune 1953. HERBERT ROY Graduated Iune 19535 Band- Base- ball Managerg Call Staff Pho- tographer- Camera Club Presi dent Sergeant-at-Arms: Iunior Hi- Y- Hi-Y Chaplain- Latin Club- Orchestra- Pioneer Staff, Photoq rapher 51- Projection Club. MARVIN SANDERS Graduated Iune 19535 Basketballp Baseball. Page Twenty-eight MARILYN ROCKWOOD Graduated Iune 1953 Spanish Club F T A Senior Band Librarian Senior Orchestra All County Band and Orchestra All State Orches tra Office Assistant lEAN ROGERS Graduated Iune 1953 Ninth Grade Mixed Chorus Girls Glee Club A Cappella Driving IESSE ROSS Graduated Iune 1953 Pioneer Staff Call Staff First Page Editor Iunlor H1Y Presldent Senior Hi Y Vice Pres1dent Ninth Grade Mixed Chorus A Cappella Quill and Scroll B Basketball B Foot ba DONALD ROTH Graduated Iune 1953 Varsity Foot ball 51 and 52 B Football B Basketball- Tennis- Varsity Base- ball 51 52 and 53- Art Club- Varsity Club. RICHARD RUPPERT Graduated lune 1953- A and B Football- Iunior Track- Wrestling- Gym Assistant- Varsity Club. ELLEN SA PPINGTON ' Graduated Iune 1953- K-Klub, Presi- dent- Gym Assistant: Pioneer Staff: Hockey: Basketball Volley- ball, and Softball Varsities: Ouill and Scroll: Volleyball Manager: Representative to Cape Girardeau Sports Day. 1 1 - , 5 1 I 1 5 I - - -1 1 1 I I I ' . ' . 7 - 1 1 1 ' ' 1 . . . 1 , 1 , . 1 1 1 1 . .- l 1 . I I . ' ' . . . . . . , - , 1 , . . ., l I . ' . - ' I 1 1 - ' 1 1 ' I . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' , 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 . BETTY SHEER Graduated Iune 1953. RICHARD SCHUHWERK Graduated Iune 1953 Golf lumor and Semor H1 Y Iumor Band Seruor Band Pep Band Latm Club Vars1ty Club Semor Play x-IOMER SCHUMACHER Graduated lune 1953 H1Y Wrest mg DOROTHY SCHWARZ Graduated Iurle 1953 A Cappella G1rls Sextet G1rls Glee Club Nmth Grade Mrxed Chorus K A A F 'I' A Pep Club Tr1Y NORMA SENGER Graduated Iune 1953 Pep Club Latm Club Tr1Y G1rls Glee Club A Cappella F T A K A A V1cePres1dent Lrttle Thea ter Staff Scr1ptL1brar1ar1 Lrttle Women Thesprans Senror Play G1rls Sports WILLIAM SI-IELTON Graduated Iune 1953 Baseball Gym Asslstant 'vv' 4,47 THOMAS SCI-IUCHAT Graduated lune 1953. IOYCE SCHULER Craduated lune 1953 Semor Or chestra Tr1Y Spamsh Club Art Club Pep Club Grrls Sports Hockev Basketball and Softball Varszty KKlub Secretary and Presldent ROBERT SCHUMAN Graduated Iune 1953 DOROTHY SELLERS Graduated Iune 1953 Nrnth Grade G1IlS Glee Club Nmth Grade Mrxed Chorus Tr1Y Glee Club Pep Club ROBERT SHAW Graduated Iune 1953 A and B Foot ba ALICE SHEPARD Graduated Iune 1953 Nmth Grade Mrxed Chorus Assrstant Lrbrarran Tr1Y G1rls Glee Club Lrttle Theater G1rls Sports Gym As srstant Call Staff Reporter Pep Club Proneer Staff A Cappella Ouxll and Scroll Semor Play Na tzonal Poetry Assocxatlon Honor able Mentron 1952 Bowlmq Club Page Twenty mne CAROL SCHUBERT Graduated Iune 1953 KKlub Sec retary Pep Club G1rls Sports Sen1or I-hgh Orchestra Gym As slstant STAN SMITH Graduated Iune 1953 Transferred from Ioplm Hrqh School Proneer Stall Actrvrty Edrtor Call Staff Reporter Ou1ll and Scroll Span rsh Club Treasurer A Cappella Nmth Grade Mrxed Chorus Cross Country Team Tracl' B Basket ball Iumor and Senxor I-l1Y Semor Play RICHARD SPANGLER Graduated Iune 1953 DOROTHY STEFFEN Graduated Iune 1953 ARTHUR STOUT Graduated Iune 1953 Iuruor and Semor Band Iunror and Semor Orchestra K A A Wrestlmq B Football RONALD STRAUSS Graduated lune 1953 Iumor and Semor Band Tenms Baseball B Football Varsrty Football Or chestra Pep Band Swrng Band Varsrty Club Scrence Farr Poetry m Reqxonal and Natronal An tholoqy Page Thlrty 0,4 795 SALLY LOU SIMMS Dropped SUSIE SOMOGYI Graduated Iune 1953 K A Spamsh Club V1cePres1dent Call Staff 'lypxst REED STEELE Graduated Iune 1953 Semor I-Ixqh neer Staff Nauonal Poetry As socratron Call Staff IUDITH STOCKHAUSEN Graduated Iune 1953 Tr1Y GILBERT STRAUB Graduated Iune 1953 Transferred from Glendale Calrtorma Iunror I-l1Y Semor I-I1Y WALTER STUCKMEYER Graduated Iune 1953 I I : ' I : i : . . A.: Band: K. A. A., Latin curb, P10- CAROL SWANK Transferred WILLIAM THIEDEMAN Graduated Iune 1953 Transferred from Lansmg Michigan RUSSELL THOMAS Graduated Iune 1953 Iunior and Senior l'I1Y A Cappella Vice President All CountyChorus Boys Double Quartet CARL THORUP Graduated Iune 1953 Art Club Lit tle Theater Stage Manager Pent house Play Thespian K A A Stage Door IO ANN TIERNEY Graduated Iune 1953 KKlub Treas urer Pep Club Secretary Little Theater Thesplans Gym Assis tant Tr1Y Mixed Chorus Glee Club Human Relations Club Bas ketball Hockey Volleyball Base ball Class Teams Basketball Manager Fall Play Senior Play ARTHUR TRASK Graduated Iune 1953 Orche tra Team Basketball Freshman and Iunior Track: Spanish Club: Iumor and Senior I-Ii-Y: Camera Club: Pioneer Staff, Co-Circulation Man- ager: Quill and Scroll: National Essay Contest, Honorable Mention. -3 'SP '-.J 'rr-P' WP-4' 'QV Qir N C7 7 MIKE TANCILL Graduated Iune 1953 Varsity Foot ball 51 and 52 B Football Var sity Basketball 51 and 52 B Bas ketball Varsity Baseball 50 51 and 52 Varsity Club Secretary Treasurer Vice President of Iumor and Senior Class Student Council Call Staff Pioneer Staff Boys State MARY THIXTON Graduated Iune 1953 K A A Treasurer Ninth Grade Chorus Girls Glee Club A Cappella Tr1Y Treasurer Girls Sports Pep Club Camera Club WILLIAM THOMPSON Graduated Iune 1953 A B and C Track Team B and C Basketball B Football Missouri All State Track Team Hall Monitor Varsity Club Gym Assistant Football Manager Ninth Grade Mixed Chorus Cam era Club Cross Country N C C I Intergroup Youth Steering Com mittee ANN THURSBY Graduated Iune 1953 TriY KKlub Spanish Club A Cappella Girls Glee Club Mixed Chorus Little Theater Hockey Varsity Volley ball Class Team Pep Club All County Chorus MARILYN TOWNSEND Graduated Iune 1953 HERBERT TRASK Graduated Iune 1953 A B C Foot ba : A B, C Basketball: A, B Track: Student Council: Varsity Club: Vice-President, Freshman Class: Treasurer, Sophomore Class. Page Thirty-one IAMES URICK Graduated Iune 1953 Gym Assts tant Pro ector Club EDWARD URSCI-IEL Graduated Iune 1953 PETER VAN DAM Graduated Iune 1953 B Team Foot ball Varsrty Football Varsxty Track Nmth Grade Mrxed Cho rus Gym Assrstant Varsrty Club LYLE WAGGONER Graduated Iune 1953 Mrxed Chorus A Cappella Wrestlmq Iumor and Semcr Track Varslty Club AUSTIN WAGSTAFF Graduated Iune 1953 A B C Bas ketball Latin Club Gym ASSIS tant 11M WASS Graduated Iune 1953 C Basketball Iumcr Band Semor Band Latn Club Iumor I-I1Y Secretary Treas urer I-I1Y Chaplam Pep Band Delegate to MISSOUYI State H1Y Youth and Government Program Wrestlmq Page Thzrty two LELA URICK Graduated Iune 1953 Lrbrary Club Tr1Y Drrvmq MARIORIE VALERIUS Graduated Iune 1953 Lrttle Theater Thesprans Pep Club Gym ASSIS tant Grrls Sports Hockey Class Team TnY Llbrary Assxstant Semor Play IRVIN VAN KIRK Graduated Iune 1953 IACQUELINE WAGNER Graduated Iune 1953 Span1sh Club Ltbrary Ass1stant Tr1Y Secretary F T A Girls Sports Gym As srstant Call Staff Human Rela tzons Club WILLIAM WAINWRIGI-IT Graduated Iune 1953 Call Staff Llttle Theater Thesptcms Iumor Band Secretary Iumor Orchestra Latm Club IOHN WEGMAN Graduated Iune 1953 1 . ' 1 . I ' 1 . , j , N ' V ' : 7 ' l . 1 - . - 1 Pep Clubg K. A. A., Secretary: c 1 1' st-IARQQIVI Gr ducted Jute 19534 Npfth Gra WM1xed we ggi Pe its e er all Staff A't lub P The 1Cll l Ktciub sgmor Pm bi pella TOM WHEELER Graduated lune 1953 PATSY WHITLEY Graduated Iune 1953 Transferred from Little Rock Arkansas Little Theater Call Staff Volleyball and Basketball Class Teams Talent Assembly CAROLYN WILSON Graduated lune 1953 Nmtr Grade Mixed Crorus Tr1Y Art Club Little Theater Thespians Camera Club Secretary and Treasurer Call Reporter Senior Play Pic neer Staff Quill and Scroll Na tional Essay Contest Honorable Mentton Girls Sports Sctence Fair Third Science Grant Talent Assembly NANCY WILSON Graduated Iune 1953 Senior Orches tra. SHIRLEY WOHLSCHLAEGER Graduated lune 19537 Girls' Glee Club: Pep Club. PAUL WESTBERG Graduated Iune 1953 Iunior and Senror Band Senior Orchestra MEREDITH WHITE Graduated lune 1953 Latin Club Pr sidenl Tr1Y President Vice President Girls Sports Tenth Grade Vice President Pep Club Student Council P A lvl S Presi dent Little Theater Pioneer Staff CoEditor N C C I Intergroup Youth Steering Committee Human Relations Club Quill and Scroll Representative to Missouri Girls State Ninth Grade Mixed Chorus Girls Glee Club Senior Play GEORGE WHITLOW Graduated lune 1953 Latin Club Camera Club Secretary Treasurer Protector Club Call Staff Iunior Band Senior Band Senior Orches tra All County Band Manager of Golf Manager of Football Golf Varsity Club H1Y Basketball Gym Assistant MARICILLE WILSON Graduated lune 1953 Girls Sports Pep Club Librarian Drivers Training Tr1Y Latin Club Little Theater ROBERT WILSON Graduated tune 1953. KEITH WOLF Graduated lime 19537 Iunior Band: Senior Bandg Pep Bandp C Basket' ball: B Football: Baseball: Iunior and Senior Hi-Y: Delegate to Mis- souri State Hi-Y Youth and Gov- ernment Program. Page Thirtyethree 0,4 :ess MARILYN WORKER Graduated Iune 1953 Nrnth Grade Mrxed Chorus Semor Glrls Glee Club Tr1Y Volleyball and Heck ey Class Teams Drzvmq Lrttle Theater Secretary Board f Drrectors Stage Door Lrttle Women K A A F T A Presrdent Thesp an Natronal Poetry Assocratron Semor Play LORETTA YOUNG Graduated Iune l953 L1ttle Theater Treasurer Thesprans P A M S Recordmq Secretary Trr Y Latm Prorteer Staff Co Photoqraplur: Edrtcr Call Staff Senror Play IANE WRIGHT Dropped FRIEDA ZEISER Graduated Iune 1953 Grrls Sports Hockey Basketball Volleyball and Softball Class Teams KKlul2 Gym Assrstant CAROL ZELLWEGER Graduated Iune lQ53 Lrttle Theater Thesp ans K A A Grrls Glee C ub Tr1Y Grrls Sp rts ep Club Sea or Play Drrv nq SAIL SAIL THY BEST SHIP OF DEMOCRACY Sazl sazl thy best shzp of democracy Of value zs thy frezqht IIS not the Present only The Past zs also stored up zn thee Thou holdest not the venture of thdself alone Not of the lVestern Contznent alone lVzth thee Tzme voyages zn trust the Antecedent natzons srnk or su,1m Luth thee, Venerable prrestly Asza sazls thzs day with thee And royal feudal Europe sarls wrth thee' Page Thlrty four A Leaves of Grass WALT WHITMAN 0 . 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Bottom Row: Clayicn, Meyer, Mueller, Brcleman, Schuler, Ausxn, Beck, Hencke, Page Forty Tap Row: Bland, l-larnish, Vfeiland Brcwne, Kerr, Kirk, Sand, Lott. Row Twc: Kates, Dudeck, Darnald, Weidbusch, Weber, Houston, Snider, Lindahl, Davis. Bottom RCW: McLean, Dall Teaford, Sextcn, Krusen, Phillips, Ary, Hcllornan, l-loehne. WK, 74 S 74 maze Qamgeaua lap RCW: Tait, Barten, Wcrller, lcliristcn, Noller, Harris, Tenle, llartiriq, lztirlzlvy, Kiilin. Row Two: Teilter, Meyer, Pitts, Dail, McDaniels, Myers, lirirlqers, rianvy, Miclitnl, Gtiirl. Bottom Row: l-lcvvard, Schneider, Kruegel, Heialbreder, byrd, Keller, Ksrth, Brand, Bradley Top Row: Schuester, LeBlanc, Steinheiiner, Vciqht, Ballm, McClure, Pleis, Pennington, Durrer. Raw Two: Raleigh, Tunze, l-linkscn, Gaines, Kramer, Hutcheson, Lane, King, King. Bcttoni RCW: Bass, Dcwd, Scholar, Cliarnlgerlain, Keyrrter, Friclc, Brown, Bradley. 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Here girls and loays learn tc share responsibilities tar creating rnen ana women who are h p ysically strong, men- tally alert, and etnotio nally stalole. Qualities ai cooperation, self contidence, honesty, tair play, leadership, and courage help to produce a sound rnina in a sound loody lay eradicating a tear at expression through student participa- tion, this is a natural avenue in dernocracy. Page Fifty-four F Heinz and Shaw pertorming in the Maplewood contest. Come on, Stan Bowman, we're betting on you! Alexander, Henley, and Shaw, descending like the fury! Henley, Moore, and Rapp close in tor the kill. mgeczd K' Coaches: Lenich, Duchek, Beltz. Season Captain: Dale Perkinson. PIONEER VARSITY SCORES Central . W. M. A. Normandy Game Captain: Dale Perkinson. S0lClGV1'Bl9W9lT Maplewood ,. . .. Winner of Prep Player of the Week Award: Ritenour Dale Perkinson. U. City ., . . Webster ..,. , Page Fiftyvsix Kirkwood Kirkwood Kirkwood Kirkwood Kirkwood Kirkwood Kirkwood Kirkwood Zed 71474 Lfoach Len1chs F1qht1na Eleven hmshecl the 1953 football season t e1qht games marn tamlnq ar trnpresstve hve WIHQ two ttes and one loss a splenchd reco d tor the R d and Whrte PIUCIHQ second 1n Dlstrl t competrtton the P1cneers were reaa ded as one o the fast est lfeenest and most ably coached t ams rn the me-trcpolrtan area Central arwd We tern lVl.ll1 atv wee srnoth ere 1n the 1n1t1al c ntests 7,1 aml 25l4 respechvely by an enthu ras lC Knlcwcod team Normandy tted the Ptoneers 7 7 but Ktrkwood bounced back to beat So dan Blewett 260 D1SDlGV1UO outstandtna q1d1ron tact1cs K1rlc wood rolled over Maplewo d 2019 however alter a well played game Ktrlcwood went down to the leaqueleadmq R1tenour squad ln the sem1class1c ot the eascn Knlcwcod scalpea he Untverslty Crty Machrne 26 U endrnq the twenyseuen year wtnnrnq streak or the ln drans lhe gun sounded end1nq the trna quarter ct the Ktrlcwocd Webster trad1t1ona1 event the score remarned U O Knlcwcccl obtatn lnq the Bell 'Webster reta ntnq the lug ll. 1- OOTBALL Te R t t V Th1s1s trateqy ellas pa w 11 n Fl s s ,c n ne r 1 1 1 u w Lu H :x I1 21111 Rcvv Thr e B h K rx rs r ra rn 1ar11s I 1 r II 1a11 etc Row Twc qqan T ask Va1 bam Tat r1ll lnhclcs Lana nlceclc I-14-1717 Wlullen Al xarder Perkms n Bo ton R aw bowman Sh rw R th Rupp e Q rauss Rapp Bowman Allll tedt Ashln ck Rav-p btthnq Farner C le Scwm r fl' fl 0 O A, . 1 ,1 , . E 11 . , f cr ' ' - . 1 V U, , ' I e . e , 1 v 1 , 1 x 1 3 1 Q l It v' r - 4 ' f 'D 'H - d V , of . f - -, ' , S' L' ' . c - , , 1 ' 1 . , . A , - 5 1 ' s fs , . N-I I I '- L S , l ' ' L 11 . . , . 1, . 1 ,. - , - 1 : 1 A - Y . , I A s r ,, ,. . 1 .. . f - . . 1 , I 1 K 4 . . ii S , V V ' . ' N C : Schr nd, Alu , L, , Eber cle, Erlycnlce, Kzrf lzlznstc ,Ballin Hr, y, Gd, H ll, 'VI rphj, A tndet, EC.llYlQf1I 3,9 1 6- 2 Coach fxtz, Qf':.ch Duc. e, K1 ', Pete acl fuck, B 1 , l' ' , Herftiy, Woo ef, He 1 , each lfritfit, -1 Cc, , r, , :W , 13, , ae J-','H' ,C ,I ' 1' I t 1 1 3' , .1 , Q, ,mxtct , XJ, 1 , s ,, ,. Page F tty sever B FOOTBALL Tomascvic, Kuhn, Koch, Hobart. Row Two: Coach Wieldt, Harris Coach Clodtelter. ' Bottom Row: Parsons, Senqstoclf: Sterloenz, Andel, Parton, Mclntosn Dickenson, Silver, Winters. Manager: Teiber. B and C BASKETBALL Top Row: Kearney, Bose, Engel MoC1anahan, Cronin, Lynes, Mc rairity, Mancr, Clangman, Landers Boston. Row Two: Patton, Trask, l. Silver Coggan, Overhy, Byrne, Gustaf son, Hunker, P. lohnson, Schrurn Bottom Row: Coach Ward, Ebersole B, lohnston, Molntosh, Sillcwcg Honey, Walsh, Vlfilliams, Hard ina, Rich, Coach Meyer. 7 0? Emma!! The B footloall team was a team that showed improvement throughout its season. The boys, under the guidance of Coach Clod- felter and Coach Vlfieldt, were a hustling group of players. The team's record was one victory and four defeats. This season gave the fellows a chance to olotain valuable playing experi- ence. Next year the boys should give the varsity a lot of help in winning ball games. Page Fifty-eight The B basketball squad welcomed a new coach this year in Coach Ward,who directed the boys through their paces. Iohnson, Patton, Rich, Ebersole, Lehrum, Honey, Williams, and Mc- Intosh, were the main stays of the team. The team got oft to a slow start and found itself soon after Christmas. The B laall future at Kirkwood is bright if the boys continue to prac- tice and improve. Too Row: Bland, Kuhn, lohnson, Steinheimer, Hartinq, Ford,,Trask. Overlay, Schrum, Mackey, Gordon, em Dawn Coach Wd1therQ rndtrnen ended the 1953 Qedson w1th SIX wms Gnd s1x lossee upho1d1nq K1rkwood s xrotorrous trddmon of prev1ous femme The hlqhhqht ot the yedr was K1 1: wood Q ty1nq tor t1tth p1do-e JH the o1nnuo11 Stdte Tourrorment he1d th1s yedr dt Webster Rue VICUT re e1ved the ohC1'np1onsh1p w1th 'Webste dung second but the Ploneerq not to pe over done C1150 Qhowed the1r de-t1n1te State 1dter1o11 Thm vedre ohC1rnp1on Wd Idok 141 1 h r ID the 133 pound o1o1Qs H1oh WG111S th1rd ID the 120 pound o1o1Qs Ioe God1 th1rd n th 133 pound o1deQ and B111 A1oorn tourth 1 l the 145 pound olozss Next vedre out1oo1c 1C x-ery p CIINQIIIQ xx th everdl ot tho veterdne re-turrunj 1 the squad o11onq vtth 1u111erou new exoe11ent wrest'e Q Under next yedre orptoun Chuck Ak1n Krk wood Qhou1c1 oertd1n1y sodr to the h 1qhts o1 wctory GS they have done th1Q yeorr Beet ot ruok te11oWe ornd oonunued suoo ss XDV11. 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If FTOEERTS ffCGG.4.Fy , Guard El1JIWC,IICi 02645, Kdfzkwaad. Vllashiriqtorr Cleveland St. Louis High MoKiriley Valley Park Beopixriorit Woilerori Vileiistor A FEYQILISC ri Lxztherari U. ozry Norfriahdy Wek,45ier Maplewood Si. Charles Maplewood Riiezioiir Lodiie Clayroh Norriiaridy U. City Brehiwood Vfeoeier Hadley Tech Clayton Cleveland Page Sixty SCORES 39 Kirkwood 52 Kirkwood 56 Kirkwood 67 Kirkwood 38 Kirkwood 53 Kirkwood 47 Kirkwood 72 Kirkwood 57 Kirkwood 53 Kirkwood 43 Kirkwood 46 Kirkwood 62 Kirkwood 76 Kirkwood 56 Kirkwood 43 Kirkwood 42 Kirkwood 33 Kirkwood 54 Kirkwood 43 Kirkwood 54 Kirkwood 6l Kirkwood 67 Kirkwood 32 Kirkwood 39 Kirkwood 65 Kirkwood 46 42 5l 4l 66 36 6l 73 66 6l 47 F 47 o 6l 68 53 46 63 65 62 77 43 47 73 55 43 TANCILL TRASK ,,,H v, ,-, . VLCYJ oilllfl Coach: Denver Miller Captain: Mike Tancill This year's basketball teani was nc excep- tion to Kirkwoods tradition The Pioneers showed hustle and scrap in their fast breaking style. Coach Miller is to the cornpliniezited tor leading the loys through a very successful season. The first garne of the year tcund the teani pitted against the Vtfashlngtcn Missouri Blue lays, who had a winning streak ot nine :games which was snapped by our spirited cluzi How- ever, the ltoys lost the next three garnes, rut returned to their winning ways against Valley Park in the Nnzrrnandy Tcwurnarnent. This streak was short livvri, for Bfaxingirii deteated the Pit rivers in tht' sffrftria Yfiitttfl. The Mflfrrzer: watered the VW-r sier Tguiiiarizerit with a rec rd it tive wins ind live tosses. They wcn their hrst ganie lay easily defeating U. City. The second ganie was a thriller as the tearti upset tourth seeded Ncfniandy ky one pognt. Webster rrcunced our keys in the seriii-finals and Maple- wood also gained a vrctcry over the Pioneers in the consolation ganie. The Big Red started a winning streak against St. Charles that lasted tor seven garries. Y, . LF ,avr .1t.'::1 P H fxz Maplewood followed St, Charles as the tearn started clicking, Ritenour, Ladue, Clayton, Norniandy and U. City tell in the wake ot the surging Millerrnen. Brentwood ended the Pio- neers winning streak on a hard-iought garne. Vferrster Groves, the nurnlrer one teani in the district, downed the round ball hoys lor the third tinie. XIV? were seeded eighth in the entire district and played in our regionais in Washingtori Ufs Field House. Hadley Tech was our tirst ope ponent and they were vanquished with ease. Clayton proved to he a rnuch stronger toe in thc serni-finals, The Greyhounds put up ci strong tight to win, liut our lays won gciing away, The right tr: enter the State Moot was ti w l'5fli.'VGEtt Clivailaiirl ana K. H, S. This Uixtrslirrieri vvere a well-rounds ri trall olut- and tijeleatea cur Pioneers. The tearn concluded its season with a respectaliile record ot sixteen wins arid ten losses. Herbert Trask was the Pioneers high scorer with 398 points, while Mike Tancill was second with 255 points. Trask and Tancill received honorahle niention trorn the All-Opponent Teani and were also on the second All-Sntnurlian Tearn, with Bill Farr receiving honorahle rnention. '.','AGST.f'ti FA rf, r'.-,viii Zend, t TLLEIN. Cvuart Page Sixty-one daaeew 7 A TRACK Top how: l-lercllem, Kirk, lerdan, lohnston Roy, Brown, Steinherrrrer, Bowman, lixll, Burke, Moore, Kingsley, R, sr nd l. Cuenclet, Coach Wiggins. Seecnd Row: Naylor, Schlegel. Bottom Row: Coach Eeltz Eisenstegn, Ashlock, Maclntosh, Thompson, Spangler, Frost, Proctor, Waggener, Trask, Mirrprx Hicks, Roberts Vsrfiam, Bell. II 1 ll aw .Zap 4 DMM This year, veteran Coach Emil Wiggins, with nineteen years experience ot training cindermen, will attempt to uphold the record which last year's team established. The Pio- neers will participate in dual meets with Uni' versity City, Webster, Clayton, and Normandy: and in larger meets such as the State lndoor, Maplewood Relays, University City lnvita- tional, Clayton lnvitational, District, and State lndoor, Among the many returning lettermen, Bill Thompson, l-lerb Trask, Tom Hicks, Pete Van Dani, Lyle Woggoner, and Tom Roberts will form the backbone ot the l952 squad. Due to the able trackrnen and capable coaching, which Kirkwood definitely has, the predictions concerning the Pioneers will undoubtedly come through, revealing a brilliant season. Best ot luck: you've got what it takes! Page Sixty-two Bowman IIHSSSS 'RGIY Ct CHF? Coming oft the blocks. 07am to ga M As in previous years, a large number ot boys turned out tor the K. H. S. lunior Track Team. Coach Beltz, an athlete himself from Southern lllinois University, expects the younger cinder- rnen to do extremely well in the oncoming season. The l952 squad will participate in dual meets with Normandy, Webster, Clayton, and University City, along with the University City Invitational, Clayton lnvitational, District, and State Cutdoor Meet. Many of the boys cn last year's team are moving up into the senior division, but there is an abundance ot other new and promising material to take their place. Coaches Wiggins and Beltz will be surveying these boys carefully in hopes ot tuture stellar material. Go! Pioneers, go! Top Row: Kingsley, Landers, Sharpe, Allen, Silvers, Bowie, Byrnes, Tharp, Schwartz, Naylor, Dexter. Second Row: Lee, Browne, Boester, Bowman, Moore, Shelleharger, lohnson, Koch, Tomasovic, Honey, Vfalther, Coach Vftgqzris. Bottom Row: Coach Beltz, Eisenstetn, Mclntosh, Schlegel, Morton, Wood, lohnston, Ballitt, Eb-ersole, Stetnheimer, Browr, Cronin, Bell. The K. l-l. S. linksrnen under the guidance ot the Qld Pro Ernie Lyons are having an- other victorious year. Bill Bradley, Ron Rosser, Clesie Moore, Bob Henley, George Couture, and Roger Kiburz, are the backbone ot the teani. These boys are old hands at the golt garrie and should keep the name ot Kirkwood in the limelight during the season. Page Sixty-four lio-r Left 7. Fggli: Ffituez Henley N'f'9Itx, 5fCf1i5Y, 'x' Lyf ns. TENNQS l.tt' 'Q Ezgiitz l:.9lCYC:Ej-TI, F :'t. ti, Pfrsiek, l.lcCann. t emzia With the tour returning letterrnen, lerry Die' kroeger, Rich Bensiek, Dean Smith, and Bill Patton, Ktrkwcod's prospects for a victorious season seem inevitable. The experience that these boys have already gained, combined with the additional talent: ct other rnernbers on the team recently uncovered, plus long, grueling hours ot practice inakes Coach Mc- Cann teel confident that a brilliant season is ahead. Good luck, Net Men! Fbcme Wrth the ccrnrnq or warmer weathe soort enthusrast turn to the baseball dtamond Thrs year under the capable quldance ct Coach Ward the Proneers are eagerly awartrnq that tense yet thrtlltnq ltrst aafne Already trne prospects are ready to t1ll the posrtrcns vacated by the qraduatrnq sentors Al o Wtth the returntna veterans Vrrqtl Her rnan prtcher Don Roth trrst base Btll Shelton p1tcher Marty Hernz cutttelder Loyd Hams catcher and shortstop lvlrke Tancrll the tean wrll certalnly be sparked on to a suc esstul eason A tn the precedrnq year Ktrkwood w1ll tace each o the ntne suburban teams once rn addltron to several non league contests whtch have been scheduled lt the early seasons practrce 15 an 1nd1cat1on of the ttledrna htttrnq and prtchrnq wh ch 1S to follow the Ptoneers atstnct trophy and an opportunrty to play tn tlae State Tournament Good luclc fellows we re behrnd you' o XLL Stfwfa? n tll qctt na Ile alad lea Tcp Rcw Ccach Cloalelter I-tetnz l-'ertnan Harrts R tl 'lcncll lVlcCrrnl Godt Lenz Peach Ward Bottom Row Krtcph Pattfn Sch er VV 'hart Dtclxtnscn Qtragss harp Eclerle lhnsrn Sttnnq Bennett Arn ld Absent Players Lanqetbtck Parran VI rl y Mol Page SIXTY trve 0 ' I ' ' ' l t r, A s ,X 1 l ., S ' . ' ' I V y A f ' Y, l W A - - ff A ' U A ,f l t . K px t , ' x C L L r r , . , ft H C A S . S . t . , 1 ' A 1 l l , L' .. - ' Tac' -.nliid tnd. should not have any trouble in acquiring the 1 - 1 1 BIALISIHJ Z A , ',or4,t, JJ, ,r,,, . 2 . ,' J, 1, tg, ,V t , 1,, 1 .,c ':. . 'r 2 r r 1 , . 1 , t C 43 ', 'lex Mfxrgaaer. cnaitq Wackeg The i953 hockey season was started success- fully when 25l girls competed for places on the class teams. The girls who showed the mosi promise were selected the sports manager ioi the class teams and participated in games with other county schools. The varsity was then chosen from the class team members who were endowed with the greatest coordination and endurance. Wmadtq gaakezffcdi Aspiring girl athletes have completed another season of exciting basketball competition. The team has made great strides in developing strength, skill, and team play. Every member of the varsity team has spent much time in preparation for their strenuous games with neighboring rivals. Basket- ball, a favorite among sports' enthusiasts, requires personal ability, good thinking and the will to win. Congratulations. Wwwdtq Saaltdafl Without a doubt when spring arrives the girls' softball season of K. l-f. S. reopens and once again a mighty varsity squad is chosen for their ability and sportsmanship. Under the direction of Mrs. Qoulter the physical education teacher, the girls had an outstanding season, winning six and losing two. Many thanks to Mis. Coulter who has coached us well. Wczwitg Wo!Zeq5czZZ Following the successful basketball season of the girls of K. l-l. S. proved to all that volleyball is auite exciting and simply a game depending almost entirely upon team work. After having ob- tained this main skill the varsity team was well on its way to victory, closing the season with a terrific record of five wins and two losses, Page Sixty-S X VARSITY CLUB Top Ecu-J: lA'allace, lchrzscn, I-Ticks, Dickinson, lfhner Mccre Prccior, S, Bowman. Ecu-.r Three: Henley, Roberts Mullen Airiistedi llekrceger, Bensflc, l. Eowrnan, frost, Plcrrzs Srrxtn, Heinz, l.lr. Mgller. Rox-J Twc: Mr. Beltz Roth, Ashloclc, Eurlce, Rapp, Patton Eoriaurant, Alcorn, Alexander, Strauss Herman, Schuwerlc. Ecicnt Row: Ruppert, Van Dam, Thompson, Tanczll Secretary-Treasurery Coggan, President Perlcxiscn Vice-President' Vfaagcner, Trask Fxirr, right trorn the beginning with an active pro- gram. Adding to the excitement and zest oi OFFICERS the basketball games, the organization pre- Pmqidep, TAUU fryqqmx sented colortul programs to the audience. lm- .co it C 1 pu U., Vine Preqdevn Bde Perkiwncw mediately iollowing each garne, colqes were x., ' - Y A . . .ll it Q - served to both teams, thus creating among the cecretary-Treasurer Mme Tancilt Qpcpqnm My EGM? My Mme, players a band ot iriendship which develops V ict, c . , -, A T . A - Cne mark ot a worthy American is his good sportsmanshipg tor in order to be a profitable citizen, one must be able to bear his losses as well as the gains. This past year the Var- sity Club, under the direction of Mr. Beltz and Mr. Miller, was initiated into the extracurricu- lar program ot Kirkwood High, to iurther and promote athletics and the varsity symbol among the lettermen. Although in its infancy, this club truly displayed the enthusiasm and democratic spirit ot its members by starting Page Sixty-eight into strong democratic union. Then, to estab- lish a cooperative and understanding rela' tionship between their authorities and the stu- dent body, the club sponsored a Faculty vs. Varsity Club basketball game, which proved both exciting and entertaining, Also among their many activities, the group started the year att with their iirst dance, the Varsity Dragny and sports plagues, commemorating letterrnen ol the past year, were placed in the school cafeteria. Thus, citizens have been developed physically as well as mentally. QFFICERS President Ellen Sappingion Vice-President ,Yvonne Kiesling Secretary , loyce Schuler Treasurer ,. loAnn Tierney Sergeant-at-Arms Mary Lynn McMillan lt we know how to play well, we are more likely to know how to work well. The K-Klub advocates the high ideals ot clean habits, tit bodies, clear thinking, and alert minds undef the sponsorship ot Mrs. Coulter, The purpose of this organization has been to assist in the promotion of a recreational program ot sports and dancing, through which the club has cre- ated a love tor sports and an increased knowl- edge ot them among the girls. Through the KLUE 1 7, Y X- ,, Y- 75-Km! years K-Klub has rendered services to the Physical Education Department and the girls' sport program, helping to tormulate regulations concerning this program and acting as judges to decide on problems or changes in it. This past year the organization guided by Mrs. Coulter gave a tea lor ninth graders and new pupils, thereby introducing them to K-Klub. Creating good will and fellowship among the student body, the group sponsored the iirst backward dance oi the year, the K4Klub Kick- ott, and the election ot the Hatchet Man ot l953'f. Through their etiorts, hockey intramu- rals, class games, varsity games, and Sports Day at Washington University have become an established part ot their schedule. The requisite tor membership consists ot earning one thousand points in sports participation. ,ani1.ng: Mrs. Crguiter, Sapg'1iigt :1, vAslQfjlY1S, i...:c.L1rf- Lrxge. l Zeisex, Tierney, Lockwood, Tltuzslxy, Day, Linn. ittirig: Luouzek, Vtlarnor, Ostfikanip, Mautz, Dowd Dwpew, l t R x-xx lx tt xv N li v X. X, K. t U. linked with loyalty is patriotism. exciting pep rallies activities ot the year Club ntemloers were taught the yells hand lay the cheerleadersg thus, in a way, Kirkwood students were able to part in the Pioneers' victories. Many -Zdydglfq Za f.7f, S, Loyalty has become a synonymous term which accompanies any sports activity, and ln the same way that our democracy is kept strong lay the support ot its citizens, so is the Pep Clul' kept vilorant and active. Untorgettalzle are the and thrilling parades, es- pecially the one on Tacky Day. Among their are the sponsoring ot the Prep Player tor the Week in toothall and basketball, and their annual dance. The Pep before- unified take a thanks should he given to Mr. Propst tor his ettective leadership in so large an organizationg his jovial personality is an incentive tor spirited eff C T'-lee fi action in the many activities ot the Pep Clulo. l'l l' 4 l L it p Rttt XX'li1tx fttwtnttrznn' Xltxtt XXt'lilxtttg lltrlxtnwn llttvttrt lltwlrr Yan lltlt l.1r: S.llrts .l.t,kst:' lmmtu lttggrttxtv' ltmlmttx lxnttlitl tlftu tttftt tt.ptt.- mtttm tmp t.-mbttiitt t tmt x'..-ht.tt,t.t.t.f, smut tt-ttmttt. st..-.t-tty xxmtftt Stlimtilt. titty.-tits.-tw t'vt:t Ytiunq llrccth lrtrult littig King lzrlwzi lirmllcx Nlttrrnx limits llmrlxrg l'tcrwn lttlll-rx' ll.tnn.tl1 Slvtxslx l-tl-t .Xstrvtlx .Vhf lrtutttctw Xlttrfli Vltstvvhvtztlx Xttxuiltt. 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Qu 4 in 4, o ,Q o 1 4 0 T 43: ,L , f ff' as 'if 's ln: is is H9 ' 1 'fpzgi fi' N: ' 'REI-5529? TWV M ' l 'Q-M ,414 . ' if .KW cs BJ cane' 1 L WT? ,xx ,V K 9 u we 3 , I , 1 Xfs fi mr' .W ,. 4 Q Wm . Q. 4 :f:.5 2b,.... Q' ...: , , 4 il ' .X A ,Q in P ,A., Q 4! fy Jw - - ' x 8,8 V . 1. .--1 f Q- B X' Y: . .. , x .. giie V lift . Q Snmn K' 1 ' N lf' 4 1 V ii F 5' , Mqgvnfmd , 2 , MMM B' P+' ' ,353 .M,g,5gsm.f. wgS ? 'v v 1 I Q V 1 ,w-'X g -du ., i J ' 1-M 'Man gy I Q M A ,Y A Q ' L ,WL K ,ff Km 'bm I--r eedzfm Of War hip The American Public School System upholds the principle of respecting all religious faiths as an imperative obligation ot a democratic order. Such an appreciation develops within the student a feeling oi respecting the rights and opinions of others, as well as tormulating a sympathetic understanding ot one's iellow- man which generates a sense ot catholicity ot spirit in world attairs. Only with such a knowl- edge may we interpret and solve our present problems. Page Seventy-five fa ' ' fu 7amafna Secretary to Principal, Mr. Moore, Mrs. Helen Ballard Secrelary to Assistant Principal, Mr. Safit, Mrs. Eleanor Broderick To live and be haDtOY is to live a life of service for othersp herein lies the virtue of a truly denxocratic citizen. Cur public schools try to embody that theory in some of the rnore practical organizations of which the Cffice Assistants is an outstanding one at K. H. S. Under the eiliclent supervision of Mrs. Bale lard and Mrs. Broderick, this group of girls continually strives tc aid the school through their wcrlc in the office. Among their numerous daily activities they collect attendance slips, OFHCE ASSSTANTS 60 run errands, help with the rnorning bulletin, and often take the place of the secretaries, when there is a brief absence. The training in this type of work, coupled with the pleasant, friendly atmosphere of the office, helps to pre- pare each girl for better citizenship toniorrow. We shall always rernernber the office assistant at the supply window, who greeted us with a Cheerful smile each rnorning and patiently waited cn us. By setting the exarnple of :nodel citizens, the girls have excellently upheld the high standards ot the school. Cften during the course of a day they canie into personal con- tact with the principal, assistant principal, and even the superintendent, thus a bond of friend- ship was established between thern and their higher authorities who have then been rnore able to convey understanding to the entire student body. fliandincjz lkfaufz Flori Gcetze, Cougill, Eberlein I.r::1a,Ne.-.'t:.n Wise Hclfrttan Rockwood, Dowd, 'QePe':.' Heat: Seated: Mrs. Ballard, Mrs. Broderick. 144: 5 ' Ziffyewf OEEICERS President A A Sam McMahan Vice-President A... A A AA Marilyn Worker Secretary-Treasurer A Patricia Mcllvaney Sponsor Miss Gregory The E. T. AA, a group of students who devote themselves to the study of opportunities in the field of teaching, is under the direction of Miss Gregory, ln addition to their worthy activities in the field of preparing themselves to become capable teachers for the generation to come, they often aid the school authorities by serving as substitutes in emergencies. Last year the F. TAA. took an active part in a nation-wide conference held at Washington University. There they studied the advantages and disadvantages of the teaching profession and were given interesting lectures on the developments of modern improved teaching techniques which has proved invaluable to the neophytes in the teaching world of K. H. S. This year the organization visited the grade schools of Kirkwood to observe teaching prac- tices first-hand. These experiences provide an outstanding background for a teaching career and clearly present the problems and possi- bilities of a profession that makes one of the greatest contributions to mankind. Here is an organization where students train themselves to carry on the noble principles of our Ameri- can heritage by instructing our children in the guarding and exaltation of democratic princi- ples. The efforts of such people have been highly instrumental in the growth of freedom and from their work they desire a personal satisfaction of helping others to help themselves in a world made extremely complicated by present economic conditions. FUTURE TEACHERS CE AMERICA Top Row: Hutchins, Engeliand, Evans, Coznpton, Gzlder, Patrick Shively, Mcllvaney. Row Four: Eisse, Claus, Wagner, Eorisfer, Schwarz, Camp, Senger, Lockwood, Earger. Row Three: Buroharn, l-fcester, Newton, Erwin, Scbrnick, McGinnity, l-loeh, Wilkins, Cclston, Csierkainp, Xfiss Gregory. Row Two: Remhart, Groves, Hubbard, Meroney, Depew, Herman, Erick, Senger, Doll, larries, lttner, Bottom Row. Day, Cornish, Lake, May, McMahan, Astroth, Grcssfnan, lx-lacNish, Mautz. age Severity-e 'Z - Hr-Y The Hi-Y has as its aim the purpose: to create, maintain, and extend throughout the home and school high standards of Christian fellowship. An interedenominational organiza- tion, the Hi-Y renders service and builds the character of the boys who participate under the leadership of Mr. Cravens. Each year the Hi-Y engages in three important activitiesfthe Pep Rally and Bonfire given the night before the Thanksgiving football game, the annual Friend- ship Dance, which promotes good will between the opposing schools, and the Christmas For' mal, the most important dance of the year. l-li-Y members help those who are less fortu- nate than they are by supporting Y. M. C. A.- sponsored World Service Organizations. This year their contributions will go to the needy people living in the Philippines. Thus it can be seen that this organization, the Hi-Y, does a lr great service to the community by preparing boys to become influential citizens free from the shackles oi prejudice and hatred. SENIOR Hl-Y Top Row: Lenze, Smith, Gustafson, Spangler, Lange, Alrnsteolt, Alexander, Mullen. Row Three: Legan, President, 'Wolr Perkrtson Secretary-Treasurer: Iohner, Thomas Franks, Mohler, Kramer. Row Two: Bens1eck, Schumacher, Parton Rgby Bl.nne, Bredehoeft, Bradley, De- kroger, Trask, Ross, Vice-President. Bottom Row: Mr. Cravens, Wass, Le sher, Chaplain, Holt, Dean, Drath, Arenyies Straub, Dickinson, Mr. Xlfebsier. freedom Face ' ice 70, fezagzm TUNIOR HI-Y Tip Row: Allen, Schafer, Vc.rs, Murphy Qere ,1 Y: Pwdersen Brvckelmrvx tcrr Vlfcfds Schr l Rr N Thru Word lVlLQ1lG:hon Hurrm lmfrrl Crow Ci 1 TNC C Lluqhlm Lr ier RILHIFJIPT rromc C Ss Tclyl I Koch Burt rr Sr h Trcfl r Ballon lc as e lmq R If D l-lvvrbf y Nrghbls Wfll lVl rr f SOPHGMGRE l-ll Y W 'WG nw 1 Vorqh' Sc Cwtcrry Treflsurf-r rr 5 Fl' rs le Mclutrsl Horfmq r LCA, sen Krrx C Prf S E bs 1 r Xcmd r ro l Du Ll Tecrle- Pete rbom R N e We ar L tt M P DeBus Honey r'1lr1 Smder V1 e Prcsld rr Wc,rfl+ r Wrrtel llc LUG cw Q1 fhel Cr s c 4 5 Soda Q FRESHMAN l-ll Y paw Km p C ,U 6 rv r r L ec lu .7 5 K ,I7 Cyl Q! IDX TG DGI3 wc Lyvlers Hur cr K G I 'B e T sg H4-ms l M 1 tv Pl f N A yy A I W ,Q X CC1 , ' , , , nr if-r. Scthrruflt, Khzfy, Flo' . 'V I 51-fm rgrz., Ezglllrxq' r, Trfer X, fre , fl , , fl , Csrbet, :13t.., X surety Mu ch. E .IlCI!l RCHAJ: l, KL: , Pr .lflflllli Lll',l:,1'2, g, .- lrcc, Wrrhl-'-rr, r. T yu Tgp Rc 2 Fcrd Brow-JNQ, V 1 r qhi, Malls, ' ., L K - ,T ' 3 7 Hu it .9 3 , , ,1, . . Ffx.-.r Th ce: ' -1 , ' D dqfe, ' 1 1- 'iirhig r Cl lcv:-, Mrllr- , 2 , E rqlw- l : , ltr :, - , , E ' , Qgw T' Q: Arid l, hh , c , Clic .- Zie, ic , '1 2 O , , C - - Q fy ' 2 , , ll - f' y . Bcitcru R ' : Taft J Q Sherri-lr Br fll, lvlcoze, ff1:rg't ' , l.1rr:'1s, Br ,f'kS, flulm, Buclclumd, DEXHf1Sli lVlr. Dar.-in k. Tip ,. A : 5 ,f, M Digx' l, M' Hlsh fgirrucrr, Plpmker, Cr irzrzz Sl rr, Sz V0 , Msfyef , 1 it 'M H Thru-fl: llizrscrr ', LQr':r', H' .flrmar ?r1t:l.e'1, Sixth, lumix, lfl T 1.-ken, A' Q' ', Dirtfc ', T ft, Rcw T : nu , T 'uri 4, ClJi1l'IlLlS, Tfl1'.'1GYfZ, l::ll1:14e , Blevins, Lf Jil: Ffiiirrrg ::. Eprelirziczt E'-Qtel ?L1:1l.'::'. Ergtwrrr Rrw: Herd 'r, Iflflf ru, Qi 'J' r', P11ufh', Slqrrgw, '- .l TT rri- ls Lil: K.:3f':sF',' llizssr 'T Sevrirt A- . 'ov as-a Sli, fi -. lv s , Thic1i:3i1y..i ihe past years, P. A. M. S. has tiiily been whai its iiariie stf wa ici: Pia Alma fvlaiie Sccretas 'Sccieiy lsr Cai SCl11',ZTl.M As 44 ' .ts purpcse was tc l giild character mid leaaer- yea W ship atrpciig ihe II1OIIiff9IS its Wlicle chieciive was ic le ci service ic The schacl, thus ie sicwiriq i ::.ZrY3w's wcrla '.A,' Lth Llpiiqhi citizexs 'lhe ilu: :mziwcl a pi .gii.:::1 iffi the e:'1 ' 'ycar gg' k ' ,.:.g: sptirit il'1i'1:3h.y,iI the sclig f llczwcvf-', i 'cecaiiiii 5x'iaf':.t that P. XX. M. S., Eccaiise .l its selective Z: eiship, was i, ci .1 deziccisitic QYijfli1lZCIiliQ.I.' :ia lhr rigerizi'-jif .-iiimd xhexi iheiiie ci Hcihcrs mst up The era when They disbanded cii Cciaiier l5, l952. Tc- This day, each itieriiiiei, althcixgh still a Z'illSf17i- deiied By rxerticiies, feels :ri her heait that this Qiecisicii was aeiiiiiiely ici the qcca cl K. H. S. Vile, ihe fciiticr P. A. M. S., cwe a wcrld Q graiiiucle ic Miss Shilcles, ciir sparisczr, ici het irieiiclly chats arid iiispiraiiczi ic serve cihers. This QLl1dC1f.CS shall always ieriierzil er, aria alihcuah ihe craaiiizaizczi iic lamaer exists, the spirit cf wcithwhile service, acccl schclarship :md lcyalig' tc the schccl shall and will lim e :,e1:'- Sfgkies f Eighty an icrever. W pc-.V .. .dawg Gglfgfddd J l dmaflcaa Tri-Y is an organization which stresses religi- ous and racial toleratron. Free public eduoa- tion makes no discrimination as far as religion is concerned. Mutual respect tor all religions helps to tormulate a sympathetic understand- ing loetween people ot different backgrounds. Democracy cannot progress unless its citi- Lens are hroadmnded and tolerant ot others' loeliers lt this were not true, valualole time would l wasted in petty loickerings which ' H-.-Q 2,-'Q ' ' ' ' , r Ruff- Lalri . reux, lflurray, lvfzckle Tri-Y Xrrras J xrlraria--. wx -Il TRl-Y ,3a:iLr.rry, l.f:'t'rhc:'er rlessreir Foss, bug: fit, Kxiirfr, .Vezikrricz lferxzits , Hunter, Sci dt, Cri- v Thref: lrrrrricr, Six' ltr n, Denny, Hr atlrf, Hagan Rui, Frfixvn, l-ltr-s'fr, Kaw-s, lvlcrrrll, Gr- f rrt, lifcrtczrr, Dfjlaric, Bradley, llrrzrrf lclnns ,... l :1:. fvfiss Garr1sQIi,.-'3.dy1serq 7.'.'f11triey Kuirliiier Net-Jhy, Van Psi UILCK Sexton, Seczetaryy Packs, Ftiriey Brclertiari Zzrtirrisrman, Lcveridgf ffusller, Zupzer, Byrd, Plas Fzrd Hcrn. :cm Rox-1: Elunxsr, King, Gaw, Nvredliusci., l.f:Lean, Kle1n,Pres1cientg Ccchron, Vgce-President, Singer, Vice-President, Dall. lreasvrt-ry lrrrrncr, President, Ratner, Vice-President: Zrcks, Secretary: Vflrrte. could easily loe avoided by training in brother- ly love. Under the capalole and untiring eitorts of Miss Garrison the Tri-Y's biggest undertaking tor the year was a 26th Anniversary Reunion of all Girl Reserves Tri-Y Teens from i926 to 1953 at the Kirkwood Y. M. C. A. Punch and tea were served and there was a guest hook for all to sign. lt was fun to talk over G. R. and Tri-Y happenings and to look at old group pictures, as well as to renew acquaintances. Page Eghty-:ne Page Eighty-two eedzfm f pc' ch To comple ment class and athletic activities our school lite involves active membership in various organizations which promote study in related suhiects, and develops poise, initiative, and active understanding of parliamentary law through the voicing ot opinions leased upon a sense ot discrimination and cr1ti1,:1 tairness. Under the direction ot competent leadership each extra-curricular activity sets torth the ideas ot unity and co-operation through one ct the greatest lolessings of our democracy the treeclom cf speech. Page Eqhty-three ewf Zqtke afzkegaw Helping bond drive ww ,M STUDENT CCUNCIL Top Roz-1: Honey, Zulee, Ebersole Kcrty, Taylor, Fipp Alrtistedt, Prrctqr is-ersole, Maclritcsb :fc c Corte' l.e.rber:'er,'lx::r1c11l. Midche Fic '.-,' 1 V. ox, Canipbell, Sfdgoskz Scsi jovyzi. Georg Mins Eberleiri, Diekrc a ., Ittxe: fepezn' hart, fir. ff Sponsor. Eottcrn Rc:-J: Nnite Plofiznan, liiirner, Frei i eff Vice-Hesli r rrtsdenfg Ccugill, Sec A 'uizn Treas I l.'lcrKrti:t flsrg, l.1:1n, Hdppe, Dail. The K. H. S. Student Council helps to promote democratic leadership by representing the en- tire student body. This type of representative government was uppermost in the minds of the framers of the American Constitution which was to serve the generations of the future. Our forefathers depended upon an enlightened citt- zenry to carry out their plans of self-government through representatives. Likewise, each class Page Eighty four in the senior high school is empowered to select by secret ballot fifteen students who possess outstanding character and ability as their representatives. These students act as an official body in collaboration with the class officers who are also chosen by secret ballot. Here we find democracy in action by direct student representation under the understanding sponsorship of Mr. Sarff. ln a country that upholds democratic ideals the interdependence of neighhors is absolutely necessary for a progressive economic develop- ment. Accordingly, a close alignment with our Pan-American neighloors is very essential in promoting good will and confidence, which is an integral part of co-operation between the United States and our Spanish speaking friends. At K. l-l. S. the Spanish Club, under the direc- tion of Mrs. Boettner, aims to familiarize its members with the Spanish language, customs, and traditions through the use of films, re- corded music, programs in which cluh members participate, and by the aid of visiting speakers. All these activities, together with their initia- tions, dances, and Xmas Pinata, make the clul: a highlight at K. H, S. FPANISH TLUE Thy: Fi '.'1: ll 1' :L Ili, L5 1 yi X'.':'1'ris hi: fin, Pr., Pliirn' , Qlhizlr fr ri, S ll1:.s, Ti ss iii., li.I..g l.,s fl: man Lusfrs. itcw fluff: tiiipp lx. lf in hz Kizvr Kiy, fl' rn, Billuzss txrufrs .Cf-l'z's. Fl'-sri R'.'fl:2f. l'lIliS'I1 l s Vfraxger ff-sim: Row lwc: llgehiir, Eggs, lifliclifl, Sec: Scholl r, Vfilccix, Sngztit S llIlE31'1Ql', Hfiriiiria, Truzs., llliifii, Hariix ::.... l.L:1ii lufciusky .fl ihlrs. Erwfttnrr, Hottezrl RCW: fjvcix. 'Li 'Wigs Uri.-,',i it kirrii Snzztn .fqrris 'ffalil'-n Pluhert Gsetit, Sis., Serhart, Lf:-X Hccfi, Diilimanzi , 'N IA Zlmewzamanq Um cm - ffm ' Weigifafza Page Eighty-five Gig iy, T1 Sg:':n.sl. E3::l,er5i,iel K. H. S. DRIVERS Trp P:,v.': Ftcfser, Eclcerlc, Du- igil, Qcniod, Clerriicnt, Sffir- ziieyer Kiesling, l-.fcllvmrex Fcitrlctt, Grcves. Row 4: Hardy, Krieger Burt. l'ldgen1iin, lution, Sifckhcguser Freesnzf if-I, VJilS15n Hcfkfy, Dirigelflrrin. Few E: Genie Urzck, Hqch Vt'crkcr Ccznficn, Leffler, l.1sc?i er, Hszxer, Bowers Sellers Zellwfgi r, Egxley. hcttcni Ffcw. Thurslfy, QQIFIY Dgwsczp, Heotherly, Hulchgrd Donovan, Kchler, Boston 'NL scn, Tvf:Milld:3, Wilk1ns, Ritter Hoy, Eenneti- lnstructcrs, Hurt lcer, lczyrxc, Tomlin. K. A. A. Top Row: Scmcgyi, Stgey, Dcug los, Stout, Lysell, Thorpe, Alt Mcllvmiey. Row Two: Berger, Decker, Ccrrr Lischer, Engellcrnd, Thixton Ccche, Mr. 'WebsIer. Ecttcrn How: C3SfCIlCGl'ITfT,lVlCClL1Y5 Wlcrlcer, SCl1'f'JfJIZ. ' ' ation 0445764 A good citizen must know how to protect himself ds well gs to protect the rights ct others. As C1 result ot the growing rote ot duto tgtolities, there is cr need tor the K. H. S. Driving Course, which is under the direction oi Mr. Tomlin, Mr. lgyne, ond Mr. Hunker. The K. H. S. Driving Course is gn invcrlugble gsset in the prepcrrcr- tion oi competent drivers for the highways ot tomorrow. Page Eighty-six lt mov be sorid thot the gge of gvigtion hos mode the world C1 smgller plcrce. ln gddition to this it hos opened new iields ot endecrvor. The K. A. A. helps to stimulote interest in this modern world by encourolging its members to pdrticipgte in gil ctctivities connected with ovio- tion. K. A. A. is under the cgpolole direction ol Mr. Webster. 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ThespianxCrganizaticn Troup-'-748 ot the National Thespian Society is an honor- group composed of outstanding Little Theater members sponsored by lVlr. Smith. Members abide by the motto: Act well your party tor there all the honor lies. ln order to be eligible for Thespians, a Little Theater mem- ber must earn a total ot one hundred points by participating in activities in the tield ot dra- matics. By doing this they not only prove themselves to be interested and energetic workers, but also receive much enjoyment trom their endeavors. By training students in worthwhile use of leisure time at K. H. S., the Thespians aid in the development ot better citizens. The feeling ot accomplishment that comes from having par- ticipated in dramatics is a feeling that encour- ages students to go on to greater achievements. Page Eighty-eight X S Nzrzew' cz 77cm CALL STAFF Editorein-Chief: Pete Bredehoett Associate Editor: Sherie MacKeen Editorial Staff: Iesse Boss, Sally Etherton, Sue Wiggins, Nancy Miller, Lois Sohrnick, Terry DuPree, Stuart Iordan. Copy Staii: Susan Astroth, Sarah Heatherly, Beverly Hub- bard, Murray Tanner, Nancy Staley, Barb Ho- rnan, ludy Long, Susie Somogyi, Phyllis Hill. Reporters: Louan Laurnan, Mike Tancill, Loretta Young, Ned Mullen, Bill Vtfainwright, Bill Farr, Bob Bradley, Paul Legan, Gladys Heutel, Carole Beinhart, Ierry Simpson, Sue Gsterkamp, Cor- rine Eberlein, Linda Kuechler, Iudy Diekroeger, laclcie Wagner, Curtis Stevenson, Beed Steele, lohanna Meyer, Prudence George, Kim Honey, Andrew Smith, Audrey Happe, Doris Flon, lune Kunzlernan, Clara Bissell, Fritz Schwarz, Chris- tie Hctinian, Susie Frederick, Sue Dowd, Ioy lrnmer, Bichie Massey, Natalie MacNish, ludy Linn. Cartoonist: Ginger Gerhart Business Manager: Dorothy Bngelland Business Staii: Ted Alrnstedt, Don Steinrneyer, Dave Proctor, Kip Bapp, Sam McMahon, Sally Fotch, Torn Carlin, David Cole, Phyllis Long. Photographer: Brian G'Laughlin Faculty Adviser: Mrs. Charlotte Bell Conley Gne ot the greatest achievernents ot demoof racy was the gaining ot the ireedorn oi the press. Here ar K. H. S. the ireedom oi speech is exersised in the Call, a bi-rironthly publica- tion ot school lile, as we see and live it, in sixteen issues which this year were printed on a better graaf- ot paper with a new heading. Everyone is very enthusiastic about K. H. S.'s scoop that produces our newsl 77zea4 af K,7f..Sf.. r 9 Presidveht . ...l 1 M, Efltch Heutel Vicff1Presid9r4t . .I . 1. I Mary McClure' ' kgecretary-Treasurerdi . .' . 'Pete Bredehoett 'N V t The Wholegwcild LE! looking for hiah purpose, algilitry, and'clear thinlcina for a hetter tozrior- row. These principles are specitically reflected in, the- aim af the Nationab Quill and Scroll orqdriizatiori ot K. H. S. under thc' auidarico ot Mrs Steinkariip. lt is .Lhegoal of this organi- zatioh to instill in' students the ideal oftsoholal'-n shi-pp,to advance the standard of the profession ot journalism by developing better journalists and by irrfzulcadna a hiqher code of ethiosy and to prornote exact dnd,disr3assionate think- iria as well as clear and Qiorcefulwwritina. - 1 Q 1 The initiation of new rriernhers of Quill and Scroll tool: place on March tenth at Meredith White's horne, Thirtylipifen titdents were inf itiated in an inspiring ,9fQEIlgT'iY at 'whidh'Mrs. Steinkarnp and Mrs. Conley, sponsors- ot the Pioneer and Call, were presentf'Atter theinitia- tion a business meeting of Quill and' Scroll was held. Otticefrs were elected tor next year, and plans tor future 'activities were discussed. H . AH. A 1 1 Y X14 LT A.,w.J n.x.f4 Try Row: lzxm-ir, T'IliI1Q1, Steinnifryez, Trask, Qgesrceqez Sfcfind Row: 'ffaguer Fleinlrar' Linn, xlVIafKr,n Kizzxi-V' Eberl 'i, ffrji, Astxtlh, Etlitrtori, fW'h.tf', Lotta. Iris' Ho:-.': 'freaaricss 7':jf:ti,'P'fttmGrt l'lV'Z'fl l,fif..rr f. ,, X .X .,-.E lC1'1':tLfri par F n 4 .CLL FSII, l'FI...I.:,I. ,ut .ua 'X ,,N ,..,,,,...,,., down iii. 1.,,.,...tt,... .l , who rl l 'vi .I,1,,,... H, L . UF' ART CLUB Lauman, President: Korty, V1ceAPresident: Etherton, Secretary: Gray, Treasurer: Alben: Armstrong: Boston: Brolernan Centunze' Colston' Cornish: Decker: Dicks: Diekroeger: Dugan: Eisernan: Elbert: Evans: Fleig: Gilder: Gray: l-lartrnan l-lazelrigg: Hoeh: rl-loester: Harnan: Hoppe: Houston: Irving: Keyrner: King: Kruegel: Lamb: Linn: Lockwood: McMillan MacN1sh: Meyerand: Morgan: Murch: Newton: Peters: Powell: Rogers: Soblatnilc: Sander: Scott: Schmidt: Sellers Sherman: lerber: Thierbach: Thietge: Tunze: Vcris: 'Welsh: Wiggins. ff ,-ifmdezec Z Xftfhitehead becomes a member. Page Ninety-two A gcod citizen is appreciative of the finer things in life: the Art Club provides a satisfy- ing aesthetic experience which develops standards of good taste and judgment, en- abling art students to enjoy the beautiful in nature as well as in art. Here the pupils with common interests can be of service to the school and also find self-expression in special projects, thus increasing their knowledge and interests in this subject. Each lanuary the club sponsors a social function for the student body, displaying the creative skill of its mern- bers. As their cultural education has grown, so has their democratic spirit. For among their many benefits, they have provided gifts and entertchnrnent for the needy people in the city ci Kirkwood. The Art Club works smoothly and harmoniously under the talented instruction of Mrs. Dorothy Vorhees, who takes great pleasure in pointing out the artistic way to a fellow art lover. Looking into the future, this organization plans to continue its proiects throughout the coming year striving to add other b nefits such as their sponsor hip of the lunior Art Club unde the direction of Miss Specht 7aL'ez,ezeZc2fz9 Wwe :Ze e e M 'We, the people ot K. H. S, are syrrirgolic or aernocracy in action. What we learn, what we accomplish, what we plan for the future will have a definite hearing on the changing society ot tomorrow. Accordingly, it is the airn ot the PIONEER STAFF to give a vivid picture ot the school lite oi l952fl953 under the enthusiastic direction ol Mrs. Steinkarnp. Vtfe think our ettorts were not in vain and that the PICNEER of 1953 will he an inspiration to you as you page through it in the years to come, accord- ingly, it is our sincere hope that you will long rerneniher and loyally live the principles ot a democratic way oi living, which your teachers and school have tried so faithfully to teach you. if . ff c slanfs PIONEER STAFF Back Row tStanriingi: Farr, Boys' Sports Editor, Pezkrnson, Copy Srazfq Eredehcert, Boys Sports Honor, E13-gg, Pgzfrfqmpfgt-15 Dulfree lLit,IltlllCLXttCIt cut Ptctulosg Drekroeger, ldentiilcatlcz. fl Prcturesy McQ5innrty, Typist, Sappnat: ri, Typist, lvlcfltirr, twill-nfiar Fclitorg Br-Iiltfft, l3liCtC,grfrplrt5rq Harip,Sfio1al Editor, Rcss, Crt nriar Erirtcr, S:i11ti1, Actrvtty Eart: r. Middle Row tStanclingl: Hexitei, lcicritilicatrcn cl Pictures, Linn, Unis' Sports liartcry Flcri, Socrul Editor, Lrrschsr Qcpy Stall, Dowd, Girls' Sports Edztory Kunrzelnizn, Social Editor. Sitiznaz Tarrcill, Crrculaticn Tvlonzgery Patton, Busmess Manager, Roberts, Business ltlariager- Trask C.rci1l::tf:1 flanagfii- White, Co-Editor, Mrs. Sernkarrip, Faculty Adviser, lmrner, Cc-Editor, lvtaclicen, Aciaiiy ffiztriry Wils:r'. A 't1'.'ity Eztttttr- Young, tilicrtcgragilrrc Fttitcrz Cornish, Pltctcgraphrc Editor. Not Prrsent: Stccle, kQt:ler.:,l.r1 Editor- Shepard, Copy Stall. Page Ninety-three 7065! Wzfafzmed gdlcgend Read widely, think mush, ialk less, aid say Fox, a student staff has beeri created ie lake there, seems ai apprepiiaze sleqah ie infra care ci the circulation desks in beth libraries- duee the Library Clubs Cf K. H. S. Saudeni ia keep the sections in brder, arid ie gather librarians, having became acauainied wirh the :naierial rar the wriimq cl a history ef K. H. S. library, helped ileeir ie-llew Classrriaies re be- Ta sriniulaie iziferesi in ihis field, they have Ceztie better, mere widely read citizens. Undef enceuraaed eihers To aid them, thus uplieldihq ihe excellent arid uriiirihq supervisieh af Miss the qcm appearance ef beth libraries. P- --.i-,Y If Q72 , IHC I 11YS1.I1S Fiixifllflff x,s.II'.'.'l., N ,5f', i3K','l1Y1Q 'lull ,TLV 'iff 1111559 '. HW. ',.-',-V 'XAA' . r,'.,sL. ' mifrag. .febkfr ..i..iiei. ,t V , ,..VV. ,,, , V . . I-,tux l?.':.': :. tsffi ..::sta!: :r-fiefiiei' tggiifgi :tr fx. G1 13' Air rr. fiilkif ' r- 1 :le : 1: T' izs L5 Hill, .5ts': th, Q The annual Senior Play is a tradition that we at Kirkwood are especially proud of, and with good reason. Nowhere in the world to- aay are people given a greater opportunity tc do the things they truly enjoy than in America, We do well those tasks frorn which we derive a great deal of pleasure. This fact is very definitely reflected in the production cf the senior play at K. l-l. S. under the enthu- siastic direction of lVlr. Srnith. The ingenuity of the senior class was put to the test in the production of this year's play, Tune Mad. lt is a zany cornedy set in rncdern tirries ahout a typical Anierican tarnily and its prohlerns. tune Mad was a play filled with arnusing and unforgettable characters a rriother protecting her daughter against the wiles of :i New York wolf, her fifteen-yearfold daughter, eager not to he pro- tected, who finas life very intriguing at th1s tgine, the toy next door whose :main interests are airplanes and who finds the role of a gentleman hard to assurzie, and last, but not least, the New York wolf himself, who pta oeeds to prove that he is Gods gift to wcmanf sind. Many seniors had a chance to work with the play in sofiie way or other, and tearn- work was an iznportant factor in the plays success. Hlune Mad was a milestone X1 the aeveloprnent of co-operation. Q5 12:14 Wafbpdneaa tirufv .. in-trrriei , ur l1i.- s. Page Ninety-five Wadi '7n 4 Gf 7zee 3 A I.'X'I'IY ill!! I gw Run fvurl. lllnlt XX.lxix HA1A1.gg V.ir.1.P.'n lxrtw Nxbhlwvlx NJN-11.'1.. Nmxrh Nchwarl lKn:1:m.m Hulung Rus 'Ihrw Lmxn-wl Hrxdgu .l--hnxrwn. l.1mpb.-H, Pnxcllnunn, ii.'v:x.h.l3 Nhiarl' lumnr. I'-ugh lxull Numb N.xwx'cr Hluvnvr, Vlcxvr Pilrwn XY1nklv Fx w I'xuw Xicvcrnnd Sdnlrwmnhrr Iixrsrtl .Xlgvr lInik.Shcrn1.1n Hull UJMHJ Uxvrblrg, Rnllhvl lvxhrr. lhrnrv Xlldmrlx Hcflill 'from Rlxx Kmlunlu NJ' Nmg-r ii.xrlm.mn Nhumm. I'rm-I-flux X xru Smgwu-fl, lvnwu: Srnxuv K wr Hull, Subunsul. 'l?u:wgwm1, Xrxhi Ijkhrun. Imumrdx Mud Pull VRUJI1 INR 1IL I! Ivp Ryu' XYcllnnd X1ilr,1-Pun. 'I'u.1lu. Mcrklk Kmxg. fuck Haqamnnn. Ku-If-'r lxwxx Ixus XIcI5,1x1u1 fvbmn HAlIvrburg K1cllbur,fShnrp XYxlll.1n1mn, Slmrp Krxnxgk-r.I51:1g1 'n .Xllwn I'wllvn1Rn'u' lnwng' I Brwi f'r 1Xr V B X' K U. ..L, A .N , . wsu. numixk- Jckcl Slmrhcr. hmm, llrrun W Page Nmeiy-six elim 7mfZ6 :diana ASTRONOMY CLUB I'tp Rtw Ur XX'rtgtvt XVvvtibtxxx' Strux Nchull lntk, Iltpp Iultlwg tiurtrtt. Vuwtcr. I-'Jun Ilmttunm Row II.1rwhb.xrgt'r, Allntt, Skinnt-r, Vrtttclwr N-CLUB litttttm llwu Ip.1n,H.1xn Iuhnwtt Nttwphlrt Smtth ,Xcktx:t1.ttt,l.tkt .luhnwn XYtrtcl Yint'x'.ttti, St.tHmt! Kung Rtu Tu-K Vlvvttt, Vmrxtr X1t'11ttlctwtn litxht-p Luntunlt. lhkrr. Rnttktn X1.1xt.'rxmt littchhttm. Sxxuhtr Spttcring, XX'utdt Kvntwtutt. Kuttxttfr llntktx, Ix.t.tt, Ynttlitrl-t, Kms Thrt-r Rtglw, iiardtwr Smtlh it-Emttgh Httlthtmn Krittlm-' Rrntt lint-hm Nts, lI.ulttt.tty1tr. St.tmluI Kmrv, Swartz. lkrttxth Ht'tt.tt'nt.m Xlcrklt' l'rxvx. Krv: R-u thu: Krvgu XY.-ntf Kung, lt.uttt. N.xl1.y. Smtth. livlwhrr Iixxtt, lnltttvzr, linux, Ctttwwu Ktthlntt-tt-r ihxx' law Xluxlvnwn, l tttutvlrr. K.tIlw.t-wt ltutitttnt kulltnx. II-wttnr. tlulx, lulc, lmtttu Hmlrr. lhrttlt-vll, Nnwh, Dwrbvrg Nnwh, Sfvgtn, Hull. litfll. Kmh t.t,t ta.-tt mt- tv tt r -K ' ' Mr- KltM.xh.tn. XkNt't'lt' I7Vkrx,N1.ttUtl.ttsi Nlvurr, TNI.-xxztrt, lulwvr Yrxtllu 15.111 lI.m.tg.ttt Xltttvmh .hrrtx X in tt X tt mx Itrlx tt tr tp, f in NIPHER STUDENT COUNCIL Smntitng I-ruticrtck Mr. frnwnx, tlwrby. Sylver. X11 fkcnklm. Row. Mr, l.vntch. Sitttng. Smyth, Athnxn, litwnxt-in. Punch, IR-nntman, Ympkxc I,tnk. Andrews, Page Ninety-seven K. H. S. BAND Flutes: Leng, Secretary-Treasurer, Games, Schumacher, French, Showers, Dawson. Blinne Meyer, Dawson, Singer, Flesche, Conley, Friclc, Burton, Brcckman, Shepherd, Maples, Cowen. Cfboes: Lange, Wilkins. Bassoons: Westberg, Bishop. Alto Cla Sax: Strauss, Barger, Kncesel. Tenor Sax: McC:innity, Sherman, Park. Baritone S Moore, Reisenleixer. Corners: Hclscher, Moriarity, Dubail, Wirtel, Baker, Petersen, tcnes: Betts, Preszderity Ford, l-lersey, Schuwerck, Smith. Trcmbones: Andrews, W Vfhitlcw, Lctt, Blevins. Percussion: Caotsch, Cirnsh, Milligan, Parent. Ma,cret'tes: Parscns. The proverb of old, teaching that beings are composed of many units which must work together to form the perfect whole, is a fitting caption for the Senior Band, whose exeniplifica- tioiis cf co-operation always spell success. Mr. Burton lsaoc carefully instils into each indi- vidual the democratic principle of forgetting self so as to add to others' enjoyment. During the football season this group worked hard, practicing marches and formations plus their musical numbers, to create a peppy atmos- phere at the games. All decked out in colorful red uniforms with white trim, the group pre- sented a loyalty-inspiring spectacle on the field. Unforgettable are the numerous times the members endured the frigid weather, as they faithfully supported their school and team. During the pep assemblies this past year the band had a vital part in arousing the enthusi- asm of the student body, thus spreading patriot- ism throughout the high school. Page Ninety-eight Curiziets: Rockwood, Librarian, Cclston Thayer, Furman, Bradley, Hartung riiret: Camp. Bass Clarinet: Byrne. Alto ax: Voighi. Horns: Kramer, Herman Buehle, Elliott, I-limes, I-irebec. Bari ec' X' r t rsri, Stout, Be.ger, Schus.-er. Tubas Hill, Wilcox, Harding, Bouzek, Horn Wwdq eaf Blow lightly, Iudy. M042 f4,0,b'zec6aL'c'an Here CIT K, H. S. we prepare students TQ leur Thus, Eiy 11i111111111 11111112 0111291 S fi the 111 vwgwmundod' USQNM. MVC5 by GIl?CufUk5U'5 IIIF'?CiC1f1CJIl 1:1 gffiid 11111s1C, the 11111111 E11 them tc II1CIkEi the :est use cf 111011 Liislgff Vvder MT EWWH, mud mm hw, V GIAC, . . . ,.1 . 1,x11.g, X1 1 rf ..1.,1 Lufb NIUE. A QLCC1 CIUZGI1 li CI LIQISCII VVD1- HCI Wflfy' 1 I , 1 , . . L , , , Y , 1., , Q , 2 . ,W,,-., ,, , 111111115 1he IGQll1IQITi9I1TS 1111pQSQd 11131111 hizrg riy' GHCCTCC 'V ' I' M1101 HUP' IL' W'1'11 1 T 1 1 1 - .,.,, , ,I 51,1 ..,,' H11 H1 f. 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A CAPl-ELLA Top Row: Martin, Parsons, McClure, Wahlen, Nahrn, Worfler, Schreiber, Murphy, Franks, Presq Harris, Farr, Librarian: Legan, Thomas, V.-Pee.: Iohner,Ollar, Kuhn, Smith, Magruder, Honey, How Three: Robson, Howard, Anderson, Eredericks, Kueokler, Dail, Krieger Niccolls, Parham, Eckler, Kirk, Sengstock Lefler, Welsh, Eberlein, Whitehead, Gilder. Row Two: Miss Todd, Hubbard, Lake, Iarnescn, Hill, McCarthy, A. Happe, Grossman, Erwin, Elzeg, Engelland, Wiggins Dillmann, Rogers, Maclieen, l, Happe, Reinhart, Senger, Heatherly, Morris. Bottom Row: Schwarz, Linn, Elbert, DePew, Lockwood, Cougill, Librarian: Thursby, Edwards, Thixton, Etherton, Meroney Kunzelman, Sec.-Treas.g Homan, lmmer, Shephard. Without a song the day would never ond, , is an excellent introductory phrase for the A Cappella Choir. Truly, the founders of our . country many times would not have been able K W S to press on, had it not been for the song of me M a 4 a faith and freedom that rang in their souls. To be a well-rounded citizen, one must be able to appreciate the finer things of life, such as good music. The A Cappella Choir, under the tal- ented direction of Miss lane Todd, has worked to increase this appreciation through the intel- ligent, intensive study of excellent choral music. Daily she strove to build in the minds of the singers standards for evaluation of singing indi- vidually and in groups. By starting the period with vocal exercises, Miss Todd has taught each member the importance of correct posture and tone placement. As the class hour pro' gressed, they worked into lovely choral ar- rangements, pleasing to both director and par- ticipants. Among the Choir's many activities we shall never forget their Christmas and Spring Concerts and their Christmas Assemblyg with their colorful selection of songs and rich harmony, they presented entertaining programs to parents and friends. Also in the spring of the year they took an active part in the All- County music festival with many members going on to participate in All-County Chorus. Truly Kirkwood High has been benefitted by this organization which has daily encouraged good citizenship among the student body. oh, Hgly Niqhj' Page One Hundred One WWW? fm 24:46:64 -faking is 'Q U. Q 9 Q 6: ? GIRLS' C3I.IlE fI.L'I3 Imp Rau Illsw. I.fI5Innc Hwrn, XYCHQII. Shnvclv, Nicwnld, Iflnbargcr. Durrcr. Slriiklnnd Ihw Vue Iiueugh. Smxlh. Iixllupx, Dax: Dclhsxo. XX'uI1Isch1.x.'gcr Ikmtcx Cnmpu-n Nlurrmwn Ilruigm. Iiurchnm immc Rnw I-our Ckenlunzx. George Johnston, Robscn. Iinuk. Icishcr, Ihsuxcr. Iurxu. Iw-rd Klurch Iiowcrx Ihrgrr Ilnw AI hrcc Nhxcllvr. Bcrrv XYINII' Khin Jnmcxcn. An' Smirh, Hcixlxninclx Gran XV1lsun, Ihrkrnwgvr, Im-wlcr Rvw Iwv Iionvvnn, Tcllrv Slagnwskx. Ufwd. Mcvcr Brown. XYrnghl. Iuuwcll Scxlon Iivvcc fv1Iku'y,cr Rxm I'Hrllwn1 Iivw llrrhnrl. XY.1rncr, l AmbcrI.nn, Hrulvl Rcbmwn, Smlnriwrx Sxrll l.m1pI'n'l1 Plfxllxpw Rupp I'I.'hhcr, Vluu ' NINIH QQRFIIUI, XIIXII5 KIIORUS 'Imp Rum Slmnmsn I31Ikw.II.ul.-r Smuxlw. XIfXX'Imrt.'r Iixcicr Ihr! Inrr. Row Vu'-' Rosy Iirczvmn. Immvr, l.ulxn Juhnwn. Prrrv irvmn iI.1c:1n1. Stuphlvl Sawvcr. Ihwxlvr Iwvlsnh Row Iwmr Iivrngumi. Iiunmn Ihnburv Iinllcngcr Ovvrhv. Iiunkrr, N151 mclwn Iyulvrwn, 'Iwlrr XK'hulncx Raxllwl Row Thu-r, Ihmtln- Dwrbcrg lilurncr. Vlclrnckcn I5uu!lm.m, IB.-url, Pnuvxtc. Ihnfurd, Zlnanurrnun I.xmI1 Ibunnv Ilmrgrr Row 'Iwo 'I,hu'rh.1ch. I'i.-rwn. Mcvrr. I5r,1Iu'. Rrinlmzl. Sharp Puruznx. Klngslcv, Rxnvy. Stcphcnx. KIurr.1x'. R.1g.lx1 I5uItun1 Iiuw. Ifuni, Iirickmu'-'r, XVII-un, Idwnxls, Imck, Inndcrx. NI.:xscx, Ncwbv. I.m'I-migc. lkuph-r I5iI'krm'g4'r, Mlm Imhl IEIGIITH GRADE BOYS' GIIEIZ CI UB Twp Rua Ixymx Ilzxlcv, XVI-gncr Ihwcs XI:I7nmel XIfI'IwQc, XYUMI Srmrh Mn- Ivdd. Run 'IMI limrwnx, XX'cxurn1uwr. Iiuxu Xhrrm Duhon Mannxng. Smith SPI-zwrqr, Iinck Ilwxunx Ilvn Iluur .'XrrmIII, IIUII. ISIAR-nwvn Iwpp Jnhnwn Hull! Iiuvrr, I'i11lfI.r1cxIr lmwur Page One Hundred Twc X SITVFNTH GRADE GIRLS' CBI lil' C'l CIS had Adm I I I Iknp Ruw. Nmllcy. Pwxtcr, XVUULI. Klflnlyrv. XVhltbrmtl. Kunntwtun. Knmnwrvr. Noland. Kmgt-r hw 'I'hrcc: Knulmnnn Cir.th.tm, lt-nvttt. XYh.xlcv Hutchinwn. Cm-crt tktslmnntn, Ilvlws, Rudy, Kcnnnmn Rww 'lwtm Mt-yf.-rs. 'llwis. Kingt-ry. tclc. i'r.tig. Yt-ung llcnt, llnlv, ntcwut Ncnlwtg. Mtv. l'uqhh.tut'r Iitwtmnt Ruw, Nlcl vmln-r, Yimnt.-rm.m iullins, Angst XX'ilxt-tn. lzvtt-rt Shutstnll l'.ttrtck Kvch. Smith. XX'.tItht-r SEVl:NTll GR.-XDI: BOYS' Gl.lglf llllk Yep Rt-w Armixtcnd. Embrcv, Dnughcrtv Graham. Barnett. llvrd. XX'uud Row Two C,h.1mbvrlln, Ccnnor. llrcll XYcodbury, Adnms. Kltmgdnn, Russ Bottom Row: Graham. Lixcngocd, XVurth, Thivrbnch, Button. llollnmnnn, Mtv Puchbnucr K LIQEHTH CSR.-Xllli CJIRI S Cllll- tlL'l'f Twp Run lltrwv ltlilan: l,1ngt'. ltwht. lit lwhtr Xoxt n XY.1lxh. CUM Sthtnlt r. Clark Nutt. l tt-rt! litxluumi llvw Pl wtz lictnltr Xlt-rtcrut zt licntr Ylvx Nlmntwx lit-rtx' ll.ul1b,trgtr Xlwtxm, Rayp I .trjwntt-r Ymlt n ll.1rrtx l'r.xr:Iu lltwttvm Rtwt Xltlltmntl Xlarklmnt, lull Lmrtlv' 'r irttvlll Nttic li,tg.1:: htm llnnlxtn liulwcrl. licrclultt Il, Xltv l'utl1b.1t:tf Page One Hundred rl-EIIGQ Zaeea J MISS BUTCI-I HEUTEI SPECIAL MAIDS M1ss Lynn Elbert MISS Iudy Llnn M1 s Iocm Rcsenberqer MISS Carol Shubert PccqeOeHudedFur ll ll Miss Corinne Eberlein 's Tl H I' O cada!! 77016414 'w Miss Carol Shubert . CN M s C mme Eberlem M1 s Iudy Lmn M1 s Lynn Elbert I 9 l Page One Hundred Flve l , W WP? gig. A 'X .S . . X1 ,Sn Q Miss Ioan Rosenberqe , A . ' K s I 'Q 1 3 s .M SHERIE MQCKEEN Rai! So nigh is grandeur to our dust. So near is God to man. XVhen duty whispens low, Thou rnusln, The Youth replies. I Can . HV TERRY CCGGAN KENT OVERBY oluntarzes III -R. XV. Emerson. MARILYN FISHER 754645615 Widen MR MIKE TAN CILL CANDIDATES Ted Almstedt Pete Bredehoeft B111 Farr Sum Hardy Mr Dcde Perkmson Page One Hundred Se en Mr. A Mr. , Mr. Terry DuPree Mr. ' Mr. panacea Zueea SPECIAL MAIDS M1ss Ioy Immer MISS Iune Kurmzelmcm M1ss Iudy Long MISS Merednh Wh1te MISS Loretta Young Page One Hundr d E1qht MISS KAY COUGILL Mlsb Iry I r11111 or 1ss Roy Couqlll MISS Iune Kunzlemom Mws Mere-duh Wh1fG VINQ Iudy Long Miss Lcrettq Young Page One Hundred Nme t X cmeefz 77544414 2 a O q Zaeea of 7?52 MISS MARTHA MCDOUGALL SPECIAL MAIDS M155 Georgette Hoagland Mrss Ieanette Staqoskr Mlss Sally Games Mrss Helen Bodrne M s Vlane DeBas1o rw! v Miss Mary White is 1 ' ' ge ne Hundred Ten MISS SUE DOWD ' of 7755 A thing of beauty is a joy forever: Its loveliness lAf'lCI'CC1SE'S,' ll will never pass unto nothz'ng mess. Keats. 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