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

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Tap: Singing Alma Mater at a pep assembly. Middle: The Lincoln Day program. Bottom: A responsive audience. STUDENT COUNCIL ALTERNATES Second Semester Wayne Arnote, Bill Barton, John Beauchamp, Shirley Bergin, Faith Bruchman, Bob Cohn, jimmy Duncan, Morel Dunham, Henry Eager, John Fehlandt, Frances Fields, Ellsworth Filby, Billie Giles, Anne Griffith, Mary Elizabeth Hughes, Sigmund Kaufmann, Carolyn King, Jane Louise Koslowsky, Bob Kyger, Robert Lane. Leo Lynch, Flowers Maguire, Betty Mallams, Barbara Martin, Margaret Martin, Bernice May, Merle McKay, Dorothy McKimm, Mary Newton, Geoff Oelsner, Patricia Padgett, Jack Perkins, B il l Peterson, Corinne Poland, Edward Pugh, Catherine Schmidt, Lucile Schoenfeld, Helen Shrontz, David Smart, Billey Stan- bury, William Stewart, Barbara Straus, Dwight Sutherland, Bill Teal, Robert Tucker, Helen Underwood, George Wander, Juanita Wells, Dick Willits, Chalmers Wood, Jay Woold- ridge, Betty Ruth Wright. Page 15

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council is required to serve upon some committee, he next calls for committee reports. The chairman of the assembly committee announces that a student talent assembly is to be held, and requests all representatives to urge the students of their home rooms to try out for the program. Cooperating with the assembly committee of the faculty, he adds, the student assembly committee is making arrangements for both entertaining and beneficial programs, cover- ing' the subjects of safety, school spirit, Armis- tice Day, Christmas, student talent, and com- memoration of renowned heroes. Students who do not wish to attend assemblies are to sign up for a study hall during that period. As in no previous year, the social functions of the school are being successfully managed by the students in cooperation with the faculty. Plans for a mixer, under the recently adopted title of Southwest Swing Session, advertising for which is being handled by the publicity com- mittee, are reported by the social committee. STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES Second Semester Anne Adams, Edward Adams, Harry Ahl, David Ball, Bob Barton, Junuis Baxter, Charles Campbell, Robert Chrisman, Edwin Glazier, Isabelle Denker, Dick Dickey, Roy Dickerson, Jim Dixon, Charles Duboc, Charles Dunn, Helen Elsey, Dick Fern, jim Froman, Mary Green, Jean Griffin, Jay Gunnels, Edward Heller, James Helzberg, Donald Hewitt, Barbara Jean Lamberton, Richard Landon, Betty Launder, Karl Lyon, Edward Mahood, Charlotte Mclndoe, Mary McVey, Fred Merrill, Virginia Moh- ler, Patricia Moore, Dale Myers, Margaret Neal, Stanley Newman, Jean 0'Hara, Don Pheiffer, Kathryn Bob Saunders, Virginia Shirley Sue Smith, Doris R o g e r s , Schaefer, Swalwell, Dorothy Teachenor, Shirley Tom Thompson, Sidney Bud Williams, Stephen White, Noel Wood, Barbara Wulff. Anne Zimmerman. Tholen, Walker, Below: A meeting of the second semester Student Council. Page 14

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The library and parking committee urges stu- dents not to park in restricted zones, and the locker committee announces a list of regulations concerning lockers to be taken by each repre- sentative to his home room. Keeping people out of trouble, not serving as spies, is the duty of these committees. The service committee informs the council that the corridor guide system is to be continued, under the supervision of Miss Hutchison. As CAFETERIA GUARDS Top Row: Cole, LaForce, Stein, Mal- lams, Skaggs, LaBrant, Swalwell, Meininger, Hakan. Third Row: Owen, Sanderson, Gar- rett, Seaton, Smith, Price, Brown, Vredenberg, White. Second Row: Stansell, Foley, Temple, Metcalf, Campbell, Kahn, Uhlmann, Coplin, Sigler. Bottom Row: Sparks, Wellington, Marmaduke, Nabb, Osborne, Noo- nan, Ball, Lowry. before, the guides are to be selected by the cor- ridor committee, upon the recommendations of the teachers, on a basis of their sense of respon- sibility and courtesy, their attitude toward serv- ice, and their scholarship ranking. The commit- tee stresses that its chief object is to aid the students in learning' to control themselves by adherence to the rules of the corridor code: l. Follow the arrows. 2. lValk, never run. 3. Keep moving. 4. Never whistle or shout. 5. Keep the floors clean. The cafeteria guards help to maintain the same standard of courtesy during lunch hours. Page 16 CAFETERIA GUARDS Members Carroll Aikens, David Ball. Rich- ard Brown, Bob Campbell, Barbara Chandler, jane Cole, Bob Coplin, Bill Foley, John Gage, Ferrel Garrett, Bar- ton Hakan, Melvyn Hakan, Sidney Hedges, Fritz Kahn, Cris Kemendo, Betty LaBrant, Mary LaForce, Mary Leffler, Jim Lowry, Betty Mallams, Donald Marmaduke, Clair Martin. Rosemary Meininger, Patty Metcalf, Mary Millsom, Jack Moore, john Nabb, Bill Noonan, Robert Osborne. David Owen, Jean Patterson, Jack Perkins, Julia Marie Price, Helen Seaton, Curtis Sigler, Ruth Skaggs, Shirley Sue Smith, Dean Sparks, Charles Stansell, Joan Stein, Doris Swalwell, Dick Temple, Richard Tins- ley, Richard Trelease, Paul Uhlmann, Edward Vredenburgh, George Wander, Joe Wellington, Steven White.