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

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FGREWORD As the knights of old rode forth to right the wrongs of the world, today graduates of Southeast go out with the same thought in mind, to make the world a better place in which to live. Many have gone from Southeast's halls to distant battlefields to fight for the security and safety of all people. We at home have assisted in this effort whenever the op- portunity presented itself. The Minuteman Flag, rippling in the breeze, signifies that ninety per cent of our students have purchased war bonds or stamps each week. The Junior Red Cross co-operated with the national program of that organization. This year we have more than ever been conscious of the need to educate ourselves for lasting peace. History and lan- guage classes have especially stressed this necessity. For the first time at Southeast, the German language is being taught. This indicates the interest students have in world affairs. To the preparation for a new world fellowship and the peace to follow, this book is dedicated. . .....,,,,,, Vir...