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

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from the ten contestants Albert Waters, our representative, was chosen as the winner of the silver medal. ln the fall of this year the National Press Association held its annual convention in Kansas City. There were present representatives from the majority of the states in the nation. Each staff of a high school annual entered the round table write-up contest. The Southwest Sachem staff was the proud victor in this national contest and the receiver of a sixteen dollar camera. Toward the close of this tenth year the Missouri State Singing Contest was held in Springfield. From among the many solo entrants two Southwest students were given first rank and the privilege to enter the National Singing Contest. These two are Alice Neal and Mary lane Nicholson. ln the Print Contest sponsored by the Scholastic, the National High School Weekly, Edwin Iohnson, a Senior, won the right to exhibit his etching in Carnegie Hall, and in the Draftsman contest, sponsored by the same magazine Ralph Myers, also a Senior, won second award in Furniture Design. Thus ends Southwest's first decade. The name of our school is known throughout the nation, our reputation is one of distinction and high honor. lt is with pride that our Alumni say, l graduated from Southwest. With the present students rests the responsibility of perpetuating these fine ideals, of carrying aloft to new heights of triumph the Southwest torch of victory! Page T wenry

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FHCULTY A. H. MONSEES, Principal I. G. BRYAN, Vice-Principal MARIOBIE S. PATTERSON, Educational Ursula Ash Marjorie Fisk Cleora Hutchison Eleanor Kleeman Carolyn Atwood lames L. Bennett W. Lawrence Cannon Sarah Helen Anderson Dorothy Elliott Edith E. Barnett Clara Boulton l. G. Bryan lulia Guyer Lynn C. Bailey M. P. Bishop W. L. Cannon Anna B. Larson Anna Curry Ray E. Gafney ENGLISH Anna C. Klein Clara B. McDonald Esther Schroer MATHEMATICS F. L. Harnden R. V. Hill G. L. MacCurcly LANGUAGE Anna C. Klein Dorothy S. McLeod Katharine Morgan SOCIAL SCIENCE S. E. Hood Flora Linn I. S. McKee SCIENCE I. W. Cunningham R. V. Hill Ethel Phillips COMMERCE Lucille Powers FINE ARTS Elwood Ramay MECHANICAL AND HOUSEHOLD ARTS W. L. Eastwood E. losephine Betz M. P. Bishop LIBRARY Edna Orr STUDY HALL Helen Louise Barr Cora Pearl Buxton F. L. Harnden PHYSICAL EDUCATION Louis A. House CAFETERIA Edith Humphreys Counselor Alicia M. Seiirit Sara Van Metre Frances Whitmire Chaney O. Williams F. William Paul Sanford S. Snell Marjorie S. Patterson Lucille Powers B. H. Overman Naomi Simpson Gordon Wesner Chaney O. Williams S. C. See loie Stapleton Merle Smith Flora A. Wright Logan Zahn Frances Whitrnire Ioie Stapleton Sgt. Wm. Story HYGIENIST Elma Dreyer OFFICE Marie Reese Mary C. lohnston Page Twenty two