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

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1. fy Q . 121051 T' if R Mis 4 heer, Mary Moss, Iancy ndley, INTH Kevin ward, baron eeker, Sund, :i Do- P99937 is Eu- gauw, Mon- andell, Amy guirre, 'HIRD rewer, Terri h, Vir- Dawn apbell, Cathy 'eanine restigi- Fanson, Jxanne Shafer, 4 I x I ? , TOP ROW: Sharon Gallagher, Polly Millhnan, Cathy Spann, Bill Svoboda. SEVENTH ROW: Barbara Krueger, Carole Virden, David Grissinger, Helen Welborn, SIXTH ROW: Sue Taylor, Laurie Young, Kathy Aylward, Beth Gund. FIFTH ROW: Kris Heller, Deb Brattin, Barbara Brink, Janet Vickers. FOURTH ROW: Mary Lu Johnston, Holly Montag, Fran Collier, Linda McNeal. THIRD ROW: Kim Carden, Kenna Bratcher, Lisa Giloti, Margaret Hickman. SECOND ROW: Denes Tiaa, Linda Nance, Nancy Brewer, Mary Roach. FIRST ROW: Debby Cohen, Alice Taylor, Julie Young, Suzette Mack, Susan Duboc. OFFICERS: Left to rightfCarol Evans, Ruthie Evans, Barbara Brink, Betse Gage, Nancy Hause, Lillian Clarkson, Kathy Aylward, Carol Goetz, Kim Brown, Sherri Brown. Red Cross The Red Cross is the only service organization at Southwest. First semester the Red Cross sponsored the United Campaign. This year they used the idea of Trick or Treatl' to put some enthusiasm into the campaign. The annual Baby- doll dance which is a girl-ask-boy dance was a great success. Toys were donated by some of the Southwest students to the Salvation,Army. A woman from the Women 's Liberation spoke on a panel to the Red Cross. The Red Cross also sponsors a Yates Holiday Party. This is a party held at Yates Grade School in downtown Kansas City that occurs during Christmas time. The Red Cross has emphasized what will happen if our school levy fails to pass. The Red Cross should be acknowledged as giving great services to the betterment of our community. 13

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Student ouncil The Student Council plays an important part in life at Southwest. The student honor pass system has continued again this year. This year ZOO seniors have been given the privilege of using an honor pass. These students are permitted to use the library, honor pass lounge, any place on the first floor, and may sit in a class room with the teacher's consent. Student Council has planned to ex- change assemblies with other schools. The first of these will be a Folk Assembly. Under Mr. Kipp 's supervision, there is a boy's intramural program. This intramural program started with the end of the football season. The Student Council continues to excel in its benefits to the students. TOP ROW: Mark Braden, Jay Besheer, Brad Higbee, Chip Campbell, Mary Mackenzie. EIGHTH ROW: Linda Moss, Keith Koenigsdorf, Bob Neihart, Nancy Hause, Gary Golberg, Carol Headley, Anne Cox, Doug Anthony. SEVENTH ROW: Mary Brislin, Jamie Klein, Kevin Ingram, Helen Welborn, Kathy Aylward, Laurie Young, Colleen Clemens, Sharon Gallagher. SIXTH ROW: Anne Meeker, Dana Quick, Betse Gage, Beth Gund, Joan Moody, Barbara Brink, Vicki Do- lan, Frank Brown. FIFTH ROW: Peggy Naughton, Debbie Dubinsky, Chris Eu- bank, Zeva Oelbaum, Diana Mingauw, Christy Jones, Elaine Moss, Holly Mon- tag. FOURTH ROW: Marilyn Mendell, Susan Lundergan, Amy Cheng, Amy Christen, Lisa Campbell, Arlene Aguirre, Ginnie Barfrede, Ruthie Evans. THIRD ROW: Kathy Heller, Nancy Brewer, Cindy Brannan, Ann Levinson, Terri Eddy, Mary Sanders, Nancy Smith, Vir- ginia Giokaris. SECOND ROW: Dawn Ingram, Suzin Sharp, Diane Campbell, Margaret Hickman, Holly Huston, Cathy Bednar, Kathy Horstman, Jeanine Greene. FIRST ROW: David Prestigi- acomo, Tina Gabriel, Jeanne Hanson, Leslie Wasser, Laura Jarvis, Roxanne Eakins, Staci Light. ez., gf ,,..,,.. ..f, - W ,W,,,,.... A.-W,,,,. Q, f . , Wg OFFICERS: Walt McCarty, Renee Harris, Doug Hughes, Chuck Shafer, Ann Rubenstein, Dan Waxman. gli I li Z, ' 3 .,,, , ,, Q51 10 f gn . TOP Barba Lauri Brink Linda SE CC Debb 1, 4 all 3 FF O l I-Iause

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