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

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How Un:-: Nl. Il'-llrinn, li. Nlvllonulil, I-4. Port:-r, ,l. Rust, J. Allrvil, J. Kran-nn'r. li. Dinsniorv, N. Wiiiklrlr, J. Graves. Now Two: ,I. 0'lionrk1-, I-'. Mulllius, li. Svlini-rinunn, li. Do-as, A. lllbr Miss Southwes S t rf HIICC ich, .l. Conklin, B. Koupn, N. Dzllbu, E. Merkel, D. Jones The Miss Southwest Dance, which made its debut in 1945, has become the schoolis biggest social event. As the years have rolled on, the clance, sponsored jointly by Student Council and Letter- mens Club, has become bigger and better, more elaborate, and more beautiful each season. --V'-' ,4-wr fx 3' 4 , . ,, Xliss Fonlliwvsl is c's1'ortr'4l by vo-ruptaills lllbrieh and RHY Shepherd- Student CQUUCH Pfffeldffnl, Vffmlns lat-he lfonklin. x , .X i l V n E 4 : I x2vS: ,l mx- , L l 3 x ,P ' I W i it vs: xf 5 f J' . . r' .K Eff 'N T1 'f l'lIll Allred Miss Southwest,

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