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

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'F'- ' The SACHEM 9 BETTY GRACE DOAK Betty came to Southwest from YVashington Seminary in Atlanta, Georgia. She has been a member of Sesame Literary Society. Her desire is to become an excellent French teacher. She expects to attend Lindenwood. RALPH E. DONNELLY Next year Ralph will prob- ably be a student at the Uni- versity of Missouri where hc hopes to make a study of en- gineering. He enjoys both baseball and football for out- door pastime. 'XIARY KATHERINE DORMAN Mary Katherine has chosen the University of Kansas as her college where she will study in preparation for a career as commercial artist. Swimming and ice-skating are her favorite pastimes. LMERSON DRAKE A member of Hi-Y when a sophomore and a junior, Emerson has also been an Engineer for two years. Jun- ior College and Kansas Uni- versity are the schools at which he will study for the medical profession. NIARJORIE DRAKE Marjorie's ambition is to be- come a great singer. She spends her leisure time in reading and collecting gold fish. For the present she has selected Ohio State as the university which she will at- tend. XVALTER F. DRANEY VValter has played on the first and second football squads, has been a representa- tive in Student Council. a member of the a Cappella Choir, and an R. O. T. C. corporal. He intends to be- come a lawyer. a JW. VI INIA DUFFY Talented in both voice and piano, Virginia has received a diploma in piano and wishes to be a dramatic singer. She has been a member of the Amazons and of the girls' basketball teams. DAVID DUNCAN B R One of the boys at Southwest highly interested in athletics, David has played on the ten- nis team, the second football team. and was on the track squad. He has been a member of the Ruskin Literary So- ciety. EECHER S. DCVALL Beecher has been an R. O. T. C. captain and platoon commander, rifle team mem- ber, R. O. T. C. editor of the Trail. a Baconian, and Hi-Y publicity director. He played in She Stoops to Conquer and Janice Meredith. ALPH CHARLES EATON Ralph, too, is very active in all kinds of athletics at Southwest. As a senior, he has played on the first foot- ball squad, which won the in- ter-scholastic championship of the city for 1932. NELSON EHLERS S Playing a lead in The Goose Hangs High, serving as ser- geant-at-arms of Engineers, and representing his home room in Student Council are the activities that have en- gaged Nelson. He was an honor student one semester. ARA LEE EISBERG An honor student every sem- ester and pianist of the or- chestra for three years, Sara Lee has also been president of her home room and a member of S. P. Q. R. She would like to become a con- cert pianist.

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Serving as a Student Council 9. 'r VIRGINIA LEE COLLINS Sponsor Lieutenant of the R. The SACHEM liiwi' RUTII M IRIAM CLITINO O. T. C., Virginia has been a representative in the Student Council and sergeant-at-arms and treasurer of Veda Liter- ary Society. She was a mem- ber of Harlequin and made the Honor Roll once. DOROTHY COOMB S Dorothy was elected vice- president of her home room for the first semester of her senior year. She plans to attend XYashine1to-n Univer- sity in St, Louis and hopes to enter the field of journalism. IONE CORMAXY Besides holding the position of sergeant-at-arms in Sap- pho, Ione has been typist of the Trail staff, a member of the Spanish Club, and an honor student for one semes- ter. She will probably attend Missouri University. Ir RANK CORTIILYOU A member of the first foot- ball squad when a junior and a senior. Frank also has been a football letterman and cap- tain of the track team. He has been on the Honor Roll sev- eral times. MARION COX Marion has been a member and Trail reporter of Veda and a representative in the Student Council. She was an assistant on the stage force for Janice Meredith and took part in the Pittsburg music contest. BETTY LOC CRAMIER Having: previously been a home room banker and a bank director. Betty Lou has served as the banking man- ager for the school in her senior year. She intends to go to Ilvilliam XYoods College. R representative when a senior Ruth has held the offices ot secretary and president in home room and Civics classes. ller ambition is to travel and her hobby is col- lecting elephants. JAMICS DAll.lCY Class editor of the Sachem james has been vice-president of Ruskin, bronze medal XVIII- ner in S. A. R. essay contest Student Council representa- tive, member of lli-Y and S P. Q. R .llc has been on the Honor Roll every semester. joia DEASIC joe has been a tennis letter- man for two years and a member of the R. O, T. C. his sophomore year. Ile will at- tend ,lunior College and aft- erwards Klissouri University Ile enjoys both tennis ant baseball. LEON IJICXISOX Only during his senior year has Leon been a student at Southwest. to which he came from XXX-stport. llis present ambition is to get into college Ilis favorite pastime is ten- nis. JACK DICXXICY Among the Southwest boys placed on the 1032 all-star football team, jack has been a football letterman, editor- in-chief of the Trail. a mem- ber of the basketball squad and captain of the second football team. UTH lit-NYIQICS Ruth has come lo Southwest from Dallas, Texas. where she was on the llonor Roll four times. L'armita in the operetta, The Trail of the Golden XYest, and winner of an essay contest on .-Xlexander Hamilton. l

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gs 'r SUZANNE ENGLEMAN Suzanne has been a member of Harlequin Club and treas- urer of her home room. She has served as editor of per- sonals on the Trail Staff in preparation for a journalistic career. JOHN E. Ev12RsoL12, JR. As an assistant back stage, John has been very helpful in producing a munber of plays. His parting toast to South- west is May others have as pleasant memories of South- west as I have.' JANET EXVING Although she plans to attend Teachers College here in Kansas City, Janet's ambition is to obtain her degree for teaching at Columbia Univer- sity in New York. ller fa- vorite sports are ice-skating and swimming. HELEN EYSSELL Helen has held office as critic and secretary of Sesa- me Literary Society, was a member of the Student Coun- cil, the Trail staff, and the senior business committee. She has been on the llonor Roll every semester. MELVA FRABLE The Univ f Missouri is ioic ollege. T is le 1 ' ng se-b ' g and .wim- ming ler favorite pas- times. ler toast to South- west: Aly joys and regrets upon leaving. MAX FRICK During his freshman and sophomore years. Max at- tended XVentworth Military Academy. His junior and sen- ior years have been most hap- pily spent at Southwest. He will enroll at Missouri Uni- versity next year. The SACHEM -'- '?' 1 RUBY D, GARRIQTT, JR. As a hobby, Ruby spends his leisure time rebuilding mo- tors. This hobby may develop into a career as he will study mechanical engineering at K. U. His ambition is to build motor cars like Henry Ford and Chrysler,- only better. JAMES B. GARY james was a member of the Harlequin Club, the Mas- queraders, and played in the Rand Assembly. He has been on the football squad his sophomore, junior, and senior years. llis ambition is to be- come a mortician. ADELAIIJE CLMEIXDER A prominent art student, Adelaide has been art editor of the Sachem, has received mention in the city-wide Xliashington Hi-centennial poster contest, and has placed three times in the Pittsburgh National Scholastic Art Con- test. MARY MATILIJA GOETZE As a dancer, Matilda is very talented and has been on numerous programs in assem- bly. She was in the cast of Beau Brummelf' Her favor- ite pastime is, of course, dancing. QLEX XV. GOODLOE Attending Tulsa High School during his freshman and sophomore years, Glen was elected to the Junior Honor Society and the T Club. At Southwest he has been vice-president of his home- room and treasurer of the Engineers. CHARLES GOCDIE Playing a good game of golf and driving a fast car are Charles' chief pastimes. He, too, expects to become a stu- dent at the L'niversity of Missouri after he leaves Southwest.