Southwest High School - Sachem Yearbook (Kansas City, MO)

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THE ACHEM JOHN c. BUTLER Advancing from the rank of corporal during his f junior year, John is now a first lieutenant in the . Southwest R. O. T. C. He took part in the Gold Star pageant in Convention Hall during his sopho- T more year. FRA'NCES BYERS Frances has been editor-in-chief of the Trail, mem- ber of the senior business committee, the Masque- raders, the cast of She Stoops to Conquerf' vice- president and treasurer of Veda, and has made the Honor Roll every semester. 3 CYRUS XV. CAMPBELL Cyls ambition is to become an electrical engineer. His favorite pastime is attempting to make his Model T Ford -rung his main occupation is mowing grass, while his favorite sport is ice skating. DAWSON CAMPBELL Now a first lieutenant in the R. O. T. C. Dawson was last year a corporal and a member of the crack squad. He also is a member of Hi-Y and Engi- neers. He took part in Beau Brummelf' ELIZABETH E. CAMPBELL Elizabeth has been a member of the Girl Reserves. The particular goal towards which she is striving is to be a concert pianist and organist. With her fine musical background, she will surely succeed. . W , RICHARD T. CANNON ,i H A Dick firmly maintains that his one big ambition while at Southwest is to graduate. However, he expects to attend Kansas University next year. He played a part in f'Beau Brummelf' JOHN CARROLL While at Southwest John has played on the football squad. At Central he was a member of the Web- ster Literary Society and the Student Council, and was president of hisihome room. He also had roles in several plays. ALBERTA CHANCE Alberta has been a member of the Harlequins, Mas- queraders, Amazons, and a Cappella Choir. On the Trail staff she has been girls' sports editor. She took part in the music festivals during her first three years. MARGARET BETZY CHRISTENSEN A lover of athletics, Betzy was a member of the girls' basketball team her sophomore and junior years. At present her favorite pastime is reading. She had a part in the senior play. MORRIS H. CLARK Morris has been a member of the first and second football squads, the Student Council, and associate editor-in-chief of the Trail. His ambition is to be- come a financier, for which he has been training as banking assistant.

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THE ACHEM BARBARA JANE BRANSON During her junior and senior years Barbara at- tended Avon Lake High School in Ohio, where she was president of the Student Council, member of the Varsity Club, on the Honor Roll, and won her letter in basketball. cARoL1NE BRINK Lal' Caroline has been a Sappho three years, secretary once, a member of the Student Council, senior busi- ness committee, Sachem staff, Harlequins, Mas- queraders, and Amazonsg and' has been on the Honor Roll once. MARY MARTHA BUECKTNG Mary Martha was a member of the dance chorus of HBig Time and won a prize for art work for the Gold Star contest. She intends to continue her art education at the Kansas City Art School. V fp rf' VVILLISTON P. BUNTING 51? U A member of the football team three years, he won his second and first team letters. He has been an Engineer and a Zend-Avesta and has had several home room offices. Bill expects to become a doctor. MARGARET MAY BURNETT - Margaret was on the Honor Roll during her sopho- more year and is a Student Council alternate this year. Her favorite pastime is reading and her hobby, collecting autographs and pictures of movie stars. EVELYN BURTON Evelyn was home room secretary during her sopho- more year and banking assistant during her fresh- man year. She was also an enthusiastic member of the Pep Club her sophomore year. AVANELL BUSHMEYER Wfhile on the Trail staff during her junior year, Avanell had the exacting position of proof reader. She has been on the Honor Roll once. Although she claims no favorite occupation, her hobby is col- lecting menu cards. JAMES E. BUSIEK Jim was a member of the Pep Club and of the cast of Good Theater. His ambition is to become a good lawyer. His parting toast: UHail to the in- stitution that has given me an education in spite of myself. JOHN CJACKJ BUSIEK Jack has been a member of the Student Council and of the Baconian Literary Society. His ambition is to become a successful business man, his favor- ite recreation is all athletic sports, especially swim- ming. CHARLES FRED BUTLER Fred belonged to the first team football squad this year.. Naturally, his .favorite pastime is athletics. He isalso very much interested in making electrical experiments and in raising tropical fish.

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-M, ,,,,,,,-, 1-UA, ..- ,www---v THE 18 ACHEM JIM CLARKSON ' A A member of R, O. T. C. for several years, Ilm has risen to the rank of first lieutenant. Last year he was a member of the Spanish Club. He cnJ9Y5 skating, hockey, tennis, golf, basketball, and swim- ming. WALLACE CLAY Both a first and a second team basketball letterman, Vlfallace aided Southwest in football also. He held offices in the Hi-Y, Engineers Club, and Zend- Avesta, and has been a member of the Student Council. GRAY M. CLIFTON Gray has been a member of the Baconian Literary Society and the Hi-Y. He spends his timenoutside of school with two hobbies, making model airplanes and experimenting with his amateur radio set. AMY ELIZABETH COLLIN S Besides being on the Honor Roll, Betty has been a Sesame and a Harlequin. Her toast: 4'May Southwest continue to bring forth persons of char- acter and ability as she has done in the past. VVARREN LEE COLLINS VVarren's ambition is to become a cartoonist as soon as he has finished high school. In his spare time he works on his motor-cycle. His favorite pastime in winter is ice-skating. VVILMA D. COLLINS Music is Wilma's favorite avocation. She has par- ticipated in the music festival every year she has been in high school, and last year helped represent Southwest in the music contest in Convention Hall. FLETCHER COWHERD III Fletcher has not attended Southwest all four years, for, although he entered here as a freshman, he spent his sophomore and junior years at Country Day School. Southwest welcomes him back as a senior. ELIZABETH COWIE The chief occupation of Elizabeth, according to her own statements, is studying her American history and English literature. Her greatest ambition is to become a tennis champeen, one perhaps even greater than Helen VVills. FRANCES MARY CRAVENS Frances has made the Honor Roll five times and has won a third award in the Jefferson essay con- test. She is an officer of the Sesame Literary So- ciety and a member of the senior business commit- tee. , LESLIE CREEL Reading, Lesliels favorite pastime, has influenced his making a hobby of collecting interesting books for. a library. He has selected Junior College in which to continue his education for the next two years.