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

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V, ,t it W ft f, it ,I if f X William M. Greenstreet Director of Activities Education is believed to be an active process. Stu- dents must acquire the essential tools of learning in order to react favorably to the various problems of life. Learning is unique with each individualg there- fore, student experiences must also be. The extra- curricular program is available to students to meet some of these educational assumptions. The activities are varied in order to provide students with a variety of learning experiences. This informal type of learn- ing reflects favorably in the classroom and has served to promote a fine school spirit. l congratulate those students who have pride in their school and have con- tinually accepted responsibilities for its improvement. 10 Ed 6'

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ln an age of uncertainty when education is subject to criticism on all fronts, Southwest stands as a monu- ment to learning. Through the years she has proved her worth as an educational institution. Of the thous- ands of secondary schools in the United States, South- west ranks among the leadersg and her reputation commands a respect for her graduates throughout the country. This Southwest tradition should he a real source of pride to all of us who are privileged to participate in her educational program. Each of us is a part of this great tradition, and it is our responsibility to see it continued. Robert F. Bibens Vice-Principal 9

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X Edwin J. King Senior Counselor L t r I 6 f C C. Dean Lovern Sophomore Counselor .H 1 ' 'ff' .Fu 'x - r V: ,1... ' ' K , ,+ :. t 1. .V , X' A a, , V gl, K y g 1 ff ff 45, X .X A 2 , S X f X f LL' X f -: .K 1 N ' , X of V . M V. it ' i'k 1 1 'Y if' fr 1, SF , w Margaret L. Taylor funzor Counselor w .2 5 fd f , 3 , Marjorie S. Patterson Eighth Grade-Freshman Counselor 11