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

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SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS-STANDING: Bruce Ennis, John Lucas. SEATED: Anne Barton, Dick Hall, Penny Goicien, Frances Fullerton, Parker Myers. The Senior Blass President . . Vice-President . Secretary . . Treasurer . Giftorian . . . Publicity Chairman . Sergeant-at-A rms . Sponsor . . We are the seniorsg we really rate! We are the Class of 'SSN--these oft-repeated words are well enough applied to this year's class, which has advanced the fame of Southwest in many fields. Last summer, three Indians of the class went to Europe through Foreign Exchange and -Boy Scout programsg The heads of the All-City Stu- dent Council, Red Cross, and ROTC are members of this class. Twelve held governmental posts in the annual City Hall Day. A great number of the seniors have earned honor ratings in the state music contests. ln athletics, the class has also ranked high, with an abundance of All-City and All-District ratings. Several of the boys were on 20 . . Dick Hall . Parker Myers . Penny Golden . John Lucas . Anne Barton . . . Bruce Ennis . . Francis Fullerton . Mr. Samuel P. Gibson a state championship track team for the second consecutive year. This class of four hundred has maintained a Southwest tradition of high scholas- tic rating in various national standardized tests. Nine seniors received Certificates of Merit for high scores in the National Merit Scholarship program. Our five years at Southwest have been both enjoyable and profitable, and we only hope that we may leave the school even greater than we found it. We look forward to the future, and yet we regret that we must leave. We shall always be proud to say that we are graduates of South- west.