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

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The Senior Business Committee discusses plans for the class of '38. Back Row: Walton, Jones, Barton. Robinson, Blackmar, Fletcher, Hig- don. Middle Row: Metcalf, Scott, Neal, May. Seated: LaForce, Tracey, Maximoff, O'Hara, O'Hara, Scott, Skaggs, Mr. MacCurdy. these committees are the class officers. These committees investigate their respective interests and report their findings to the committee as ll whole, which in turn, discusses the projects at hand and settles the matters definitely, or refers them to the class for a Voter The student council and the senior business committee have been the guiding hands of the SENIOR BUSINESS COMMITTEE Members Bruce Barton. Charles Blackmar, Dorothy Dominick, John Fletcher, Bob Higdon, Frank jones, Mary Cliff LaForce, Bernice May. Mary Maxim- off, Patti Metcalf. Margaret Neal, Jack O'Hara. Jean O'Hara, Arthur Robinson, Carolyn Scott. Robert Scott, Ruth Skaggs, Dorothy Tracey, Tom Walton, Noel Wood. student body throughout the year. Health service and instruction, and aid in the control of illness are offered to the student body at all times by the health center. Xliss Elma Dreyer, the school hygienist, has been assisted in her work by Flora 'lean Bornstein, Louise XYeissing'er. K leraldine Xl allams, Dorothy Noyes, Qllary Virginia Thompson. Virginia llamriclc, Qllarjorie Sich. and Dorothy North. These girls were chosen for service on the basis of scholar- ship, personal adaptability, and interest in health instruction. Page I9

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sons as senior officers. The seven receiving the greatest number of recommendations were yoted upon for their respective offices, resulting in ,lack O'llara as president, john Fletcher as vice- president, Art Robinson as giftorian, llob Scott as secretary, lean O'Hara as treasurer, Carolyn Scott as sergeant-at-arms, and Margaret Neal as publicity director. The thirteen next highest combine with these officers to form the senior business committee, which handles all of the business of the senior class through specific committees, such as commencement, announce- ments and publicity, class jewelry, class gift, boys' and girls' dress for graduation, entertain- ment, and senior play committees. The heads of Page 18 CORRIDOR GUIDES Second Semester Top Row: Schaffer, Clinton, Eager, Anderson, Woodson, Leffler, King, Padgett, Kiger, McVey, Smith, Whyte, Marley. Second Row: Eisen, Filly, Higdon, Stephens, Gillett, Brubaker, Dew, Kaufmann, Friedberg, Peterson, Werby, Irwin. Row: Tracey, Robinson, Bottom Adams, Schoenfeld, Gieske, Hewitt, Beyer, Dearing, Jones, Blackmar, Gilbert. Kiger, Eldridge King, Mary Leffler, Kathleen Marley, Bob McCarty, Dor- othy McCauley, Dorothy McKimm, Wayne McMillen, Mary McVey, Jeane Merrill, Dale Myers, Stanley Newman, Joyce Padgett, Winston Painter, Bill Peterson, Bill Pitt, Art Robinson, William Rothwell, Lucille Schoenfeld, Beulah Schramm, Eliza- beth Schultz, Carolyn Scott, Marjory Sieh, john Slattery, Shirley Sue Smith, joan Stein, Norton Stephens, Dorothy Teachenor, Courtney Thomp- son, Dorothy Tracey, Lorraine Werby, Frances Witherspoon, George Wood, Anne Zimmerman. Miss Dreyer and her assistants demonstrate their work in the Health Center. X , ,

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ASZCAQWQ EDITORIAL STAFF Robert Higdon . Mary lYhyte . . Constance Harper Elizabeth Dailey . Ernestine MCGTCW Bernice May . Rieharcl Landon Robert Osborne Dorothy McKimrn l Mary lane Hatfield? J Charles Blackinar Ruth Higdon Kathleen Marley Henry Eager i . Editor-iii-Chief Associate Editor . . Literary Editor . . Class Editor . Orgaiiizatioii Editor . Activities Editor . Athletics Editor . Copy Editor . Senior Representatives . junior Representatives George Wandef gSophoniore Representatives Donald VVoodrow Ted Overinan Harry VV'alton lfreshinan Representatives Miss Anna C. Klein . . Adviser Page 20 HIGDON ff'7f57 ,- , c7?7'?'y , ,4- X, SACHEM CHIEFS Standing: Osborne, Hagstrom, Landon Seated: May, Harper, Dailey, Whyte Walton, McGrew.