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

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glib Q , t 96 ,g t y K , J 5 lc Y ,X 'O , A :Eli 1- . ,, so DOROTHY W. VARNEY CHANEY O- WILLIAMS FLORENCE R, WRAY English . En-ghsh English English-Civics English-Civics COMMERCE Amid the clack of typewriters and the swirl of pencils, our Southwest Indian enters into the field of com- mercial work. Strange curliques and long columns of figures take real mean- ing under the pencils of our business students. Courses in typing, bookkeep- ing, and shorthand prepare them for the progressive world of business. ALLIS H, CLARK MERLE E. SMITH Typjng Bookkeeping Stenography TYDif18 Sf6'H08'1'2DhY Page Seven

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ENGLISH For a rounded education, no study can take precedence over that of English, our own tongue. By mastering its fundamentals, we develop the power of expressing what We think and feel. Through reading, we gain not only greater understanding of humanity, but also real personal enjoyment. Shakespeare, Tennyson, and others offer the intellectual pleasures which raise life above the commonplace. MARJORIE FISK English News 1 ex-pig-' E f E 'f i O D . my y 4 f E ng l Sh - . . 1- 'X .-L ..... 4 'I na'Uon's X ji E, f-MHZT... Z-- '-5 El?i.:?Z:-S'?5-::'?fi:5.T:1?i B-C D CLEORA HUTCHISON English X r ELEANOR KLEEM AN English ANNA . EnEf1f51LEIN ESTHEER ?9I1lIROER ALICIA SEIFRIT German Hg IS English Page Six

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FINE ARTS Music! speech! painting! the fine fN arts! From these few roots stem the culture of the world from ancient Chinese painted silk to surrealist fan- tasies and technicolor movies. We, the youth, must emphasize the study of f these fine arts to build and preserve a 400 truly American culture. X X W W 1 RUTH CASTLE Puma Speaking GEORGE KEENAN ROBEIFT MILTON Speech Orchestra O03 MUSIC GRACE V. MORGAN ALVIN STEPHENS F LORA A. WRIG Speech Band Art HT Page Eight