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

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if of , , f ,1 ,V ff M .ff ,,..--,.,-..,... , , ,0 Q ' 7f,aA4..zg,L V,,, . 4 if er ,C - f fr f fy ' X MQ.. , -1 WM' f AMW f is fix X jv f , X . M3 ff , fff, ' rr X X VSV X -X .ss 3 s sas l ,A A high school can mean many things to a student body. To some students, the past year has meant football games, bleacher back, and the homecoming celebrations. For others, Southwest has been affiliations with numerous clubs, installation dinners, and early- morning executive board meetings. Still other students have vivid memories of hours spent after school at basketball workouts, assembly practices, or working on the SACHENI. Undoubtedly, many will remember the past nine months by hours of study, cramming for that final math test, or writing an English paper one hour before class in the honor pass room. ln any case, this has certainly been a unique year at Southwest. How many high schools can claim to having a roller-skating vice-principal, singing What the World Needs Now as a Revels finale, and winning the football league championship for the third consecutive year? When thought of as a variety of such experiences, this year at 6512 Wornall can be viewed in a new perspective. Think back now about your experiences, turn the pages of the SACHEIVI, and remember. . . 8 Darby D. Erwin ff w Q 4 af? ff X W 0 ,X W 7, Q .16 ' X , f ff W 1 jg , , , , WX 2 k Tho

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COUNSELORS Joyce Barton Edwin J. King Marvin E. Langford L. Hortense Miller 10 Margaret N- MOVQHH James H. Woods Vis! Vx 4112 ox