Southeast High School - Crusader Yearbook (Kansas City, MO)

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'EBSQ'-7-' .m .ii Third Row-Eddie Glasscock, Ed Donahue, Jack Greenen, Ross Cook, jim Greenen, Paul Griffin, Homer Evans. Second Row-Betty Bradford, Dona Lou Kelly, Pat King, Ronnie Mills, Earl Niewald, Allen Welcli. First Row-Lucille Palis, Margaret Roach, Betty Mallman, Polly Ann Andrew, Mary Cozad. Ed Donahue, president, Homer Evans, 1xice-presicleni. Dona Lou Kelly, secrefaryg Charlene Lambertz, ireasurerg Pat King, ,giftoriang Lucille Palis, publicity, Ronald Mills, sergeant-af-arms. SENIOR BUSINESS CQMMITTEE The Senior Business Committee was elected early in the year by members of the senior class. They were responsible for choosing the senior jewelry, commencement announcements, type of dress for commencement, and the class gift to the school. was chairman of each committee. The committees are listed below. The Senior Business Committee was divided into various sub-committees. A senior class ofiicer rtz, Chairman SOCIAL COMMENCEMENT PROGRAM Homer Evans, Chairman BOYS' DRESS Ed Donahue, Chairman MUY Cond . . , Betty Mauman Betty Bradford I2Tlnn1eWMillE. Chairman Edd' G1 k en e C le asscoc ' PUBLICITY Earl Niewald CQMMENCEMENT ANNOU CE- Lucille Palis, Chairman MENT N Jack Greenen GIRLS' DRESS R C k Dona Lou Kelly, Chairman OSS OO Charlene lambs POHVAHH Andrew GIFT Margaret Roach Paul Griffin Pat King, Chairman Dom Frctz Jim Greenen 2 6

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ROSALEEN ALLMAN-Participated in a music festival, open house assembly, Red Cross representative. Rosaleen's favorite subjects are choir, English literature, and foods. Her hobbies are swimming and roller skating. She hopes to travel. HERBERT W. ANDREASEN-Herbert's favorite sub- ject is physics. He plans to attend college and hopes to become an engineer. POLLY ANN ANDREW-Member of National Beta and Art Clubs, A.A.U.W.g Girl Reservesg Round Table repre- sentativeg painted scenery for Knightlites three years, pres- ident of home room one year. Polly Ann's favorite subjects are art, typing, and world history. ALICE JEANNE BAILEY-Member of A.A.U.W.g Na- tional Beta, Commercial, and Latin Clubs, Junior Red Cross Council, Round Table representative. Alice Jeanne plans to be a teacher and will attend Junior College next year. BETTY ANNE BAKER--Round Table representativeg president and treasurer of home roomg Girl Reserves mem- ber three yearsg Centinelasg fashion show. Betty plans to attend the Dunn School of Fashioning, as her ambition is to become a fashion designer. MANSELL BAKER-Member of football team, received honorable mention on All-City football team, basketball squad, All-Star on Southeast baseball teamg Knightlites. Mansell plans to join the Navy when school closes. His favorite subject is athletics. NATALIE BALSLY-Member of Centinelasg Commercial Club member for two years, music festival, a cappella choir, Christmas assemblies, Red Cross alternate, Tower representative, treasurer of home room. Natalie plans to attend Junior College. BONNIE BANISTER-Member of Commercial Club, Nationai Beta Clubg Girl Reserves, Junior Red Cross rep- resentative, Round Table representative, Knightlitesg music festivals. Bonnie's favorite subjects are choir, short- hand, and typing. She plans to attend Kansas University. BETTY BATES-Member of Centinelasg Commercial Club, a cappella choir, participated in Knightlitesg talent assemblies and music festival. Betty's favorite subjects are shorthand and typing. She hopes to become a singer. CYRIL B. BAUCKE, JR.-Letterman in football, track team, Knightlites three years, freshman talent assembly, stage crewg president of home room, Round Table repre- sentativeg Hi-Y. Cyril's favorite subject is chemistry. His ambition is to become an architectural engineer. 28 SENIORS WWW .qw 'bg