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

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SENIORS MARGARET SUZANNE BELL-Member of a cappella choir for two yearsg Centinelas for two yearsg treasurer of home room. Margaret plans to attend Junior College. Spanish is her favorite subject. WANDA BERRY-Round Table representative two yearsg secretary and treasurer of home roomg Dracones two yearsg Centinelasg Girl Reservesg Commercial Clubg music festivalg Junior Red Cross representativeg collectorg girls' chorus. Wanda's favorite subjects are English and American history. EVELYN BEYER-Member of the Girls' Glee Clubg par- ticipated in the music festival for three yearsg Commercial Club member for two years. Shorthand is Evelynis favorite subject. She plans to become a secretary. CHARLES BIXMAN-Member of the Debate Clubg Hi-Yg photography editor of Crusaderg photography staff two yearsg first lieutenant in R.O.T.C.g member of band two years. Charles's favorite subject is photography. He plans to attend Missouri University. MABLE JEAN BLACKWELL-Round Table representa- tiveg participated in the music festival for two yearsg hall guardg Junior Red Cross representativeg Christmas as- semblies. Mable was a Tower reporter two years. TED BLOCKER-Member of Aviation Clubg Squiresg Crusader and Tower staffsg assistant director of Penthouse Playersg Round Table representativeg Knightlitesg talent assembliesg spring play. His ambition is to be a journalist. He plans to attend Kansas University. ROBERT BLOSSOM-Bob has been a member of the a cappella choir and Round Table. Drafting, American his- tory, and physical education are his favorite subjects. He plans to attend Missouri University and wants to become a railroad engineer. VIRGINIA BOHL-Member of Centinelasg a cappella choir. Human science, English, and typing are Virginia's favorite subjects. She intends to become a private secre- tary. Her hobby is reading. JACK BOLLINGER-Member of the track team and basketball squad for two yearsg member of Centinelas. Jaclfs favorite subjects are Spanish and German. He plans to join the Marine Corps. KENNETH BONAR - Participated in Knightlitesg Knightlites orchestrag member of bandg a cappella choirg band librariang corporal in R.O.T.C.g participated in music festival. Chemistry and English are Kenneth's favorite sub- jects. He hopes to enter the Marine Corps. 29

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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

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SENIORS I 3 0 BOB BORCHARDT-Bob participated in Knightlites his sophomore, junior, and senior years. He was a Hi-Y mem- ber his junior year. He hopes to attend the University of Illinois. His ambition is to become a certified public ac- countant. BETTY LOU BOSTON-Member of band three years, orchestra two years, Girl Reserves, orchestra librarian, participated in music festival three years. Betty plans to attend Kansas University. Her ambition is to be a good musician. BETTY BRADFORD - Senior business committee, Knightlitesg National Art Honor Society, vice-president of Art Club, a cappella choir, Girls' Octet, music festivals, Round Table representative, Tower staff, Squires. Betty plans to attend Junior College and Kansas University. HELEN MARIE BRIZENDINE-Member of Girl Re- serves, Commercial Club, secretary of home room, Round Table representative, fashion show, orchestra. Helen's fav- orite subjects are typing and American problems. She plans to attend Junior College and Colorado University. LOUIS BROWN-Louis has been vice-president of his home room and a Round Table alternate. Knightlites and stage work have taken some of his time. He plans to attend Missouri University until he is called into service. VIRGINIA LEE BURNSWORTH - Knightlites, in spring play her junior year, Penthouse Players, Com- mercial Clubg Girl Reserves, make-up committee for all entertainment her junior year, ping pong champion when a freshman. Virginia plans to go to business college. COLLEEN MARIE CARTWRIGHT-Girl Reserves, Knightlites two years, music festival four years, Christmas assemblies, second place in solo contest. Colleen's favorite subjects are American problems and choir. She hopes to get a position singing over the radio. ROBERT W. CASEBOLT-Centinelas two years, Engi- neers' Club, Junior Red Cross alternate representative. Drafting and chemistry are Bob's favorite subjects. He plans to attend Junior College. Collecting old and foreign coins is his hobby. PAUL CHAFFEE-Paul has been a member of our bas- ketball team. Also, a member of Hi-Y, Engineers' Club, Round Table. He plans to attend Junior College and would like to become a mechanical engineer. IRVIN GLEN CHIARELLI-Irvin has been a football letterman for two years. Stage crew and Hi-Y have been on his extra-curricular list. He has been treasurer of his home room. His plans include college after the War is over. BIL a m 'Wh Sade CH the of l a rr yea RC sist Cri phc tioi MIB li gl in En, sou RC me mii Soc DC Gi foe sez EI nm ha re ne M cc m T 'ICI G nr rr fa sl B C si c Il