Southwest High School - Roundup Yearbook (St Louis, MO)

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STUDENT COUNCIL ALTERNATES QFALLJ T Sponsor MISS LAWLESS Row One: Shirley Hilzen, Anna Jean Trost, Joan Schattgen, Shirley Wigge. Row Two: Marion Werner, Peggy Thoelke, Loisel Orchard, Wanda Sheridan, Marie Rosenheim, Pat Booton, Willis Michel. Row Three: Ruth Decker, Virginia Radaelli, Lois Chambers, Sarah Owen, Ella Mae Eickmann, Rose Jones, Charlotte Mayer, Carol Brady, Jeanne Reitz. Row Four: Jackie Stemmler, Peggy Jo Jordan, Patty Goodrich, Katherine Szymanski, Doris Quaternik, Arlynn Christ, Ellen Kitts, Jack Varble, Charles Steinmetz. Row Five: Rolland Kuenker, Manuel Bretscher, Lee Phillips, Eugene Kuhlhoff, Harold Hollmann, Don Cameron, Donald Sundmacher, William Dannenmaier. Row Six: Robert Duesenberg, Charles Stuhlman, Clifton Terry, Jack Craig, Charles Baker, Miss Lawless. Twenty

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SPECIAL SERVICE Sponsor MISS STEFFEN As its name would imply, the purpose of this group is to serve South- west. To belong to such an organization a student must be willing to give his time and energy, he must realize that he has to make up at home the study time lost while on duty. Thus, only those who have real school spirit are found in these ranks. ' Special Service members serve without fanfare. Their reward lies in the knowledge that theirs is a good job, a necessary job, well-done. To operate efficiently Southwest needs these steady workers. Their tasks include helping Miss Cordell in the library, aiding Miss Wright in the hygiene office, assisting Miss Schatz and Miss Dougherty in the main oflice, typing for the teachers, taking charge of the lost and found articles in 319, and doing corridor duty. SPECIAL SERVICE QFALLJ Row One: Fratia Henn, Frances Parker, Gladys DuBois, Angela Donati. Row Two: Grace Simmons, Ruth Decker, Doris Stone, Joan Winburne, JoAnn Combs, Mary Fisher, Sophia George, Margaret Schaellig. Row Three: Evelyn Wehmeyer, Audrey Veitenthal, Alice Gassmann, Carol Muehlen- broch, Gloria Griffero, Immogene Angle, Jeanne Reitz, Gloria Foster, Mary Swanston. Twenty-two