Sunset Hill High School - Sundial Yearbook (Kansas City, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1963 volume:

6.44.-..,.., gf w.: . f- ,F A f ,Q , . ' .4 1 . ,J f , ...I , , .1 ai , 1 , . , 1 -4 LI , 4 MA 35, , ' g+ g5 -XIL . , ,. , ,h 1 xx L W,-'wx ... 3, .. . 2 na,-i - T .,', .gi ,M V Qin! v 'f 2Z42Zirf4'4fw'f Q. , 9. g,w'4-JY:-gf ' , W W----r ! 4 -iff' 5 , 'Eu 41, fn, News 1 -f fy 'f.f,,,Y A! I I 'Af my f :nf 0 V, , I ,,,f ,.n. A - MN--- A: 1 , A ,,,,,,,-..,- 1- J..-.1 .,.,f,,.-., .-,,.',.15---4. ,A .ff-.M - - V M ,., -na-4-:-a.,1...:.0.4.5+11.-J..-...-.,...:.f:..-.M:.-.,.L. .A,,..J. VL. ..'--...-- .Q..,:....... J.:,--i-. 1- -,Jn -4-r-we .-uv.. THE SUNDIAL '63 Published by the Students of Sunset Hill School Fifty-first ond Wornoll Rood Konsos City l2, Missouri Editor. . Sponsor .... Literary .... Layout ...... Photography. Art ......... Caricatures ..... Organizations Activities .... Assemblies. . . Spirit ....... Middle School Lower School ..... The Sundial Staff . . . .Laurie Robertson . . . . .Mrs. McMann Editorial Staff .............JudyMcGuire ..............PortiaAdams .Cee Cee Hedges, Pat Hudson ..............CathyDodson ......JudyTietze ...............LauraGrant . . . . .Ann Cozad, Jane Sietert .Blair Nichols, Anne Stokstad . . . .Gay Latimer, Dee Dee Wilson ..............BetsyWilkinson . ......... Janet Price Faculty ...... . . . .. . .Marty McClelland Junior Editor. ............ Frances Atkeson Assistants Susan Dick, Michele Drisko Phoebe Kent, Keath Rhoden Leslie Strauss Business Staff Mclmger ..... .....,.. D iane Dennis Assistant ..... .....,.. N icki Deramus AdVefllSlnQ ..... ..... L uise vonMayrhauser -2- Board of Trustees Mr. Stephen W. Horris .... ...... P resident Mrs. C. Whitney Miller .... .... V ice-President Mrs. Williom Wolters.. . .. ..Secretory Mr. Milton McGreevy ..... .... T reosurer Mrs. Orville C. Green .................. Ex Officio Mr. Poul Bortlett, Jr. lHonororyl Mr. Williom B. Cozod Dr. Mortin P. Hunter Mrs. Leonord Kline lHonororyl Mr. Morsholl Long Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mr. Mrs. Williom M. McDonoldlHonorory Milton McGreevy Brooks C. Nooh i Robert S. Thompson Robert Willits -3, 317 w. Highway 24 IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlllllil MID-CONTINENT PUBLIC LIBRARY Genealogy 8- Local History Branch G E 3 0000 1 2736650 2 Independence, MO 64050 We, The Senior Class of 1963 dedicate this Sundial lo the memory of Ann Byers. -4- J f X X W f W X 5, , ,Q,f ,W X 79 f f, -5- 1 I X fgy, I 'SV f A, ,, lww , ,f X Z The day we moved in Sunset Hill School When Mrs. A. Ross Hill, Mrs. William T. Pat- ton, and Mrs. Justin Bowersock founded Sunset Hill School in 1913, they intended to establish a school which would be tree to put into practice progres- sive educational theory. With this purpose in mind, the school opened at Mrs. Hill's home in the fall of 1913. The next year it moved to 420 W. 57th Street, and in 1919 entered the present mainbuilding and lower school building. Sunset started as a grade school with .lulia Wood as its principal. In 1915, when Eleanor Field became principal, boys were admitted through the third grade, and French, folk-dancing, sewing, weaving, wood -and metal work, cooking, and na- ture study were added to the curriculum. ln 1917 Helen Ericson became principal llater headmistressl, and by 1919 classes were taught from nursery school through 12th grade, as they are now. The curriculum was also very similar to ours today, but French was begun in kindergarten. Miss Ericson was also responsible for many of our 5 Oth Anniversary Sunset Hill traditions, including Vespers, Revels, and May Day. May Day has changed considerably, however, for when Miss Ericson was here, May Day consisted mainly of a poetry contest. Mrs. Green came to Sunset in 1939, and since then the school has grown to its present large en- rollment and won an outstanding reputation as a college preparatory school. During her adminis- tration the first yearbook was published in 1954, and the Mellon Building, Holmes Building, and High School Building were added. Instead of reading statistics, however, one can probably best understand how Sunset has changed and grown by looking at one class, the class of 1927 ln 1927 the gym was dedicated, the school colors were green and white, Sunset beat Barstow in both hockey and basketball, College Boards were in June, and The Senior Gift was the por- trait of Helen Ericson, headmistress, which now hangs over the senior stairs. -6- nd xIyl CY 1Ce Bn- S 0 'mis- 54, and :on ged s of lool row nrds Jor- low . ,f, . ' Q , X ff, f ' 'v': ff' zhf f .aff ,4 Qffff ff I? ,AVLN K. 4, 'f f o Q A , W -'1 Z V , A 7 4 1 1 x ik .3 W f I 5 f ' 2 ' 49. Q5 WA W I E, V ,QW if 4 2 'Z fy? M 2f,f1j5! if X MW 1 M kI ' 5 M ,My 'f W 7 W . ,fff , y - H , f fy ' 15w1,.. ', W XM' X' f f 2 WW , W' l , ,V 2 7 f f 4 1 f Z 5 j Z, 7 f 5 K f I? , f W. f f f A :,W,, ,Z Main Building Today x , , ' .I , . .' 1. . , -, 1. N ,fvii f-43.5-:ff '-J' :,1,'-H-, Q- - '33, .5 L -,. -YQQ1 ' ,,. ...--W-f -4- ---X 1 f 5 gl. - ,,.. - ,- f- -117: :V V-,, : ..:'l 31 if Q-5.4 , x.:--'Q -Q-3 V. J ,L 'E - -'Q-,,-K-ff iff'-, if -7:f -if . X.:-' ' 5.-1 11-giTfI '-3' 17'-'F-1'i': D ' 1 Hb, x n .Q.. W, , ., -f I Mfg! Field Day Scene: the hockey field. Blazing hot sun. Fond Mamas watching for their darlings. Fathers in nickers and golf socks trying to e sp y b ' ort and calling each other Bill and Gus, A Mother: Oh! Here they come. Don't they look nice? What are they march- ing for? S.H.S.! Oh! How lovely. A Schoolgirl Un a whisperl: Whew! Hot! My legs are plumb giving out. Another Schoolgirl: Sh! You dummy! , All Schoolgirls: Wheel The formation breaks up. All scatter. A Mother: Well, look at those little children running. Aren't they just dar- ling? lsn't that the little Brown girl? Shouts. More dashes. Triumphant winners receiving medals. Sack races. A little girl iWith a medall: Look, Mamma! Lookie what l got. The high iumping goes on. A Mother: Look! There she goes. Oh! She missed it, didn't she? I didn't want her to go into it in the first place. You know l think the child has a weak heart. What happens now? Oh! The dedication of the new tennis courts. Rah! Rah! Rah! Hagerman. Rah! Rah! Rah! Hardenbergh. A Mother: Are you going to watch the tennis or the base ball? Mothers and daughters play tennis, and the fathers and daughters play base ball. If only those awful men don't beat the girls! My Susie felt awfully about it last year. A Schoolgirl lFrom the sidelinesl: Go on in. Go on! No! Stay there. Oh, dear, they would beat us. All: C'mon le's eat. l'm starved and l wanta be through in time for the Fencing Match. A Another Girl: lsn't it wonderful that Carolyn got the cup? And do you know that Ruth Nicholson got it in the lower school? lsn't that keen? C'mon le's eat. Yea- aa. Why am l yelling? Oh! I dunno. Everybody else is. Well.---see you later. Later: Congratulations, Betty, Your fencing's great! Goodnight. Sunset Hill Memories, T927 -10- f ,,,, , Q X f ff f Lp ,, -1 :ww ,n-ay, if AJ , AJ 9 time W , K3 Okie Q' Wiki 4' f ,. ss f - ,,. ,l ,M i f ' i ' S? , L, , 1, .sm if fini? X ful' S 5 Q2 f 'H 5. M S, i . QV? 1 :jig . 1 rsizgfl-X I 4 mis-Ls Q J A QQ. I su , si 3 f v First Gfgde Fourth GFGde ff. 'Vx wg, The Persian Princess Ffench P'0Y Kindergarten MOV DOY -11. Sunsef Then . . . History Moth Sfudv HGH Class of '27 in '25 Cooking , A Sewnng - 12 - O n Q , W' W' W, - wif? 'W A if A f x N! 9 g fi asf 1-1, uw gi, .-ff- E 1 -x IQX X :VS Q? ,, 175 2? Jayme .asm 4 WMSZS S A W '-: W, , Q -XXX: 7-f-I N X X 6 . X CHX-. ,XXX Xbwgg YN X X X 5?',v ...And Now XX ,I 1 ----a-...,,,w,. French Moth mx f 3 if 'gyX,':,gx ww ,inf Lwdzsfff' ' W, Q-I is ' .vkmyf x XX M .. A , ..... WWW... , 4. X v- Xa Af ,fy g 'M-4: 52'-5 MW 2 .. X' ,h ,,,, Study Hall Class of '67 in '63 Typing French Club -13- VM' C wg Q: 5 f Sv 4 f K Y ,pf ,W ,fw ,VW ,W , af Q , W W fw W Wx M UV V7 W Wf ' W WWW MQMM f WW W, W W' 0 W' Mm 5' AMW' www? ' W f ww , W Z, ,W ' Whffwffw f 4 420 fr Fl Gfee C. Orville Mfg' .16- ADMINISTRATION who took my pldure of Seldon Z ond she huffed and she puffed. . . TROP de fcutes Just coll me Jackie -13- Well Iovey. . . ' an my 4 .4-Q, . 'F 'Q . Wil, V ,ev 2' -, ,fff 5 we , A f fx Q V . if 2 , Vw' A Th. ph use ,Q i Q 4 Q A51 ffp 'ln 1 I ,gg :Sf D 1 WQ S? Vi-Afghfs saw me A Y,,,h,,, .,,,,.,..,,.,w -f.f.,Yfm-1,--'v AH-1----1-. 1 - -1 , V . V , ,-4,-we-. -w..,,- Jn., 1 , , Madame Manheim French UPPER SCHOOL Madame Tron French f , WW f I W, , f Madame Lutes X ff Y ii Y XX x 7 vx Qt f, French Q ',! ff f 4 yi , C XZ M J if Q ,Ln f ff A Mrs. Atwood Study Skills Developmental Reading -Q2- seg Miss Wied Science, Biology Chemistry ,:..,,,q 1 ef f -1 fe f X 4 Z X f if 4 f , ,A V 6-,riff 4 2, U' XZ ,, , X , ., .. . , -... , . .. .. ., ..,. . .Mp T... ,W ...4,..,:...,..1..,g-A... -.gf 4,,,,g.,n,1 -5,,,,,,,,. .,. -,A-,,,L,gU,,L,,-g-,,L-,LQYQ '1iilwsF,,M,4,,i-'JIM - 5, A ' : H ' I I ' FACULTY Mathematics English, Typing 5 -1fv,gQ4gy46fgw'.1jyQWg4Q, yy' MMV' ,wx ,G f WM' ff 'X ' Mrs. MCMOM Miss Crockett English Mcthemotics , .23- t V , ,,,, ....,f ,,,,fi.,.,.,m-o:--4f- f- F'- f ' 0 ' ,..,,4-,,.--....,. i........ .,,, .,a-.,..f,.,,. ,. . . Miss Kaatz Assistant To The Headmistress History, Spanish Mrs. Calkins History W 2 mg i f W? N f nf Z ,ff f 0 ' ,V , W f W ' w T 4' NN? , 2 1 , f 4 ff 3 Y ,f 4 . W W. 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V 3-..--.-..f.4,?7,1,,-pr fr -1 4 4 1... .A -1 SENIGR Jane Siefert President Anne Stokstad Vice-President OFFICERS Portia Adams Secretary A J:nef ' - Treasure. - 28 - fi v-Um.. a-.4-:fra-K-+-. -va-,eq My Porcl ..,, W 2 1 Qj' 1,5 Vw S520 ,sw WS wh 'f sSvw,Q -fevwx ?W3V'Z R A s awww Sh 'item ,N 2 1 We X- M vim! fe wiwf E is if f f V Y mkf zzflbrf is 4 5 2 Ji '- ,vw Ni fs ,Mau ' -' - . V- 1 '- ' , . . ....f.. . - ....m.m....,fn 1.7,-.Z-ws-f.un..,.-.u.-.reads Y u.r..4.',.,-zf:4f.:.,.9.:.-,..g,4..a 3 ,ig ., V . fv..JfM.+m.....,.32 e:q.-.,. , .N- Portia Helena Adams Porche 5 years Sundial Layout Editor 4 Class Secretary 4 Student Council Secretary 3 French Club l, 3 Choir l, 2, 3, 4 Operetta Lead l National Conference ot Christians and Jews 3, 4 Honor l, 2, 3, 4 Bronze Team lg xx M al.. s ,XX XXKWN x., Q Xiu. . . K A 3, ' Q cs N as. ' ' S3 K , 4' . A Sc S SS N, 3 n Q f ,, . '4 'Q 5 . Q i X fi X ez. f X . s X 4 4 V If ,X . . Y Class votes her- the most well-rounded girl. Usually found- playing iacks in the Senior Room. We would die it- she missed a day of school. Most remembered tor- her Kleenex, Favorite saying- May I take your order please? Shed like to forget- Winstead's. Wed like to forget- her photographic memory. Greatest tear- living in the U.S.A. Secret ambition- to marry Prince Charles. Pet Peeve- atheists. Like to be- in Edin- burgh. We will never understand- her chronic head- cold. Prize possession- her taster daughter in Korea. -29- ,,,,,, 1 1-1.7 F' I ' -. 1-Q.,-,-..4..,---f,f.r..-.4-.,f,..,-,.,.,..-,.,. .- 4- V Zf , 4' Ann Butler Cozad Annie Fannie 73 Years Student Council Vice-President 4 Class President l Class Vice-President 2 Drama l, 2, 3 Student Council 4 Lake Forest Conference 3 Sundial 4 Choir 3 National Council of Christians and .lews 3, 4 Honor 3, 4 Bronze Team B - 485 f' Class votes her-The Cocker Spaniel. Usually found- sleeping with her stuffed animals. We would die if- she grew up. Most remembered for-her hair-dos. Favorite saying-Let's have a party! She'd like to for- get-the time she told Bill Mann she wanted a baby We'd like to forget-her boyfriends. Greatest fear- Lake Minnewaska will dry up. Secret ambition-To look older., Pet Peeve-pseudo-sophisticates. Like to be-on a woodsie. We will never understand-why she doesnt drive the V.W. Prize possession-reservations at Peters -3QJ. 4 i 1- - 1 - - i : - :,. . .Q ring- .1 f :.z..1- L .2 .. .,a,....' J.i.,1w,-.:- :.f.f..:1.L..':.:.,.:g....--fi-11-4.1-,:g.a4f..-.si-f,,'.,'-,Laffy 3-h.p.g.,,Lf.-.,4Ji.c.Q1.AL.r..Q.f.L.JLl.zfigf.:-.g-.2.-...4f----581J1'tJfiI:W.4L+ .'t'i ,Fell--1k..5Ll4c.,g,- ,.Lg',.y . .-..f NM., -. .- . , c eOl'S Dorthy Diane Dennis 4 years Sundial Business Manager 4 Class President T Class Secretary 2 Class Treasurer l Student Council 2 A.A. Board 3 Social Service Board l Barstow Basketball Team l, 2, 3 Barstow Hockey Team 2, 4 Class Hockey Captain 2,4 Class Basketball Captain l, 2, 4 Drama l Forum 2 Social Service Activity 3 Southwest Youth Council 4 National Council of Christians and Jews 3, 4 Honor 4 Gold Team Z' ..s3mmg5l'ls 'C J ffl., SW if' .,,,,..WA V 'fi , Z ng yy W' . 'KX V ff 7 X Wy! My ., V, , V f Class votes her- the most bowlegged. Usually found- flustered. We would die if- she sang on tune. Most remembered for- Andy. Favorite saying- --more days 'til -- gets home. 'Shes like to forget- sneak- ing out of the opera to find the car locked in Rainin's parking lot. Wed like to forget- her fits of hysterics. Greatest fear- she will be bald before she is thirty. Secret ambition- to be a singing waiter at Asti's. Pet Peeve- people who don't like her boyfriends. Like to be- honest. We will never understand- how she can write a term-paper in one night. Prize possession- her beautiful voice. 01, IJ -A ..- Class votes her- Miss 32-20-38. Usually found- at the National Guard Armory parking lot. We would die it- she forgot to wear her eye make-up. Most remem- bered tor- her bill from the Hedges Cab Co. Favorite saying- Can I have a ride? She'd like to forget- HER HAIRD-OS. We'd like to forget- her crooked smile. Greatest fear- that she will grow taller. Secret ambi- tion- to be stacked. Pet Peeve- blind-dates. Like to be- sophisticated. We will never understand- WHY MRS McMANN CENSORED THIS. Prize possession- her bowl of peppermints. -32- Ugly Grunt St CI Cathleen Dodson Sf 9 years Al Class President 3 Sc Student Council 4 BC Class Secretary 2 Bc Class Cheerleader 2 V' Varsity Cheerleader 3 Bl Social Service Board 4 G Ceramics l Cl Library l, 2 R' sundaoi 4 F' Art Editor 4 Sc French Club 3 Pe choir 3 P' Gold Team Sl N Cl Hi G ily, i lb , . ll, ' '- ,- - ig V: , . fi .1 iii I T: 3, sp Q Q., 1 gg 3Q,,g,C,,, .Q.,gQ,,g,,g,gggg,,,:,g,,?g1,,.:4.i,LQ:,Q.....'.Q.aL.,sQf:.-'.'f-- -+-hsfxw-wL.:cgl,L4s14.lLi.4:.,-,QCwasss.-.,..,s,. , .,., 9 years Laura Noel Grant Grunt 7 years Student Council President 4 Class Treasurer 2 Student Council 2, 4 A.A. Board 2, 3 Secretary 3 Social Service Board l Barstow Basketball Team l, 2, 3, Barstow Hockey Team l, 2, 3, 4 Varsity Basketball Team 2, 3 Burroughs Varsity 4 Gold Team Co-captain 3 Class Basketball Captain l Red Cross Sewing l Forum 2 Social Service Activity 3 Pem-Day Cheerleader 4 Pem-Day Homecoming Attendant 4 Sundial 4 National Conference ot Christians and Jews 3, 4 Choir 2 Honor 2, 3, 4 Gold Team CQ: TQ -fiskiw, 53 W , W M its es ,,, Class votes her-the demagogue. Usually found-talking about herself. We would die it-she were humble. Favorite saying-When I was in Europe. ..She'd like to forget-the stench of the daisy locker room. Wed like to forget-the way she flirted with Mr. S. Greatest fear-she and Terry will break up aaainb. Secret ambi- tion-to T.P. Sunset. Pet Peeve-STOOPied people. Like to be-a V.l.P. We will never understand-how she end- ed up in Argentine when she tried to drive from Mis- sion shopping center to her house. Prize possession- her moustache -33- WM ,, Wy, fx, f f '75 2 fy ' f ff ,f ' f , ff 1, W1 L ZW iw 4 Z 2 X. , ' ' W yf 0 W f ' 'W , My, f ' V97 f ff f' J., , f f We ,J W ' 7 ,yf Q . XX.X f ff C A . XX 4 ,, W ff L Class votes her- Miss Proxy. Usually found- in the hos- pital. We would die if- she were faithful. Favorite saying- Guess who calied last night? She would like to forget- her date with Tommy. We would like to forget- her family. Greatest fear- Cathy will move in. Secret ambitionl to go with one boy at a time. Pet Peeve- Judy Mckjuires attempts at bleaching hair. Like to be- a Bunny at the Playboy Club. We will never understand- how she gets away with three dates in one night. Prize possession- her souvenirs from the Playboy Club. Most remembered for- her fickleness. -34- .lacquelynn Hedges Cee Cee 73 Ye0'5 Sundial Photography Editor 4 Class Secretary I, 3 L Library Board l, 2 Social Service Activity 3 Class Cheerleader 2 Varsity Cheerleader 3 Lake Forest 3 National Conference of Christians and Jews 3, 4 Bronze Team K R-.ff rig uk G 4 - - , : - - .. .Q '.... -. ,- f ,. .. .-'.- ...u..e..--.- --.1-...- .'.,...,,L.j:,: ,,gg,.,1.g.f f.g-,.:g.-,4,..,g.,,- '',J,.u..1-..-,f,44:.-.,,:...'.Q:.mL,,.,.1.:.,QQ.,1 . V ' ':,-Q4.--,-ff-f-zlafaiei-. Ig -,gan-A,,i Magna, ,Jw-. AGM V: . V Y years i gk 5 3 1 Patricia Ann Hudson Qt 8 years Class Vice-President 2 Sundial 4 Photography Editor 4 Library Board l Lake Forest Conference 3 Debate 2 Choir l, 2, 3, 4 Gold .,' Q l ' r-, I 95' X 'i Mfrs. .gy , LL If lr 4 if I X Class votes her-the first to make it. Usually found- Sans Souci. We would die if-she forgot to wear her black leather iacket. Most remembered for- her ex- cuses for missing paper sales. Favorite saying-Hey kid! She'd like to forget-the absentee list in the back hall. Wed like to forget-her intellectual kicks. Great- est fear- Bert will hock his cycle. Secret ambition- to race a cycle at Lakeside. Pet Peeve- people who coll her Patty because it rhymes with fatty. Like to be- any- where with Bert. We will never understand- why she wears her hair so short. Prize possession- the key to the C.H. -35- , .,,..-. f.-,-:--14.4-'rv-7'-fW f ' ' ir ' ' ' W M, I fi f WW ,w Class votes her-the sexiest. Usually found-well hidden. We would die if-she learned how to drive. Most re- membered for-her hair hanging over one eye. Favor- ite saying- that d-iunior took MY parking place again. She'd like to forget-her date with Mark. We'd like to forget-the way she swings when she walks. Greatest fear- she will get arrested for speeding. Se- cret ambition-to marry a European. Pet Peeve-people who gripe about her driving. Like to be- sexy. We will never understand-how she makes it in from the lake every day. Prize possession- her alligator. in -36- W xW! Gay Nancy Gay Latimer 4 Student Council 2, 4 Class Vice-President l Library Board 1, 2 Chou L 2 CDpereHa l Sundial 4 Honor 2 Class Cheerleader 2 Bronze Team Years Tina 4 ' - V -V xi ., 12,3 - '- 1 '- ' Q- ' - QQ 3-gi- --. gjl, TE,--. I.Q,2,y,a:,,-G.n.+5-L-rf-f-2-A-air.:-.s..:g --.Qg,e,,.gL.,.-,..2..Lvss.-..,,e1,,. ..... ' - '- i :.'..if - .Q :..L1:- .- 1 :.J.'..- -.1-Q-1'-1--L'.-M'15:10.15 L-.:.:,..1.-sud. 'A-... ,wc-N--. 1 N--n1,...q: .-...C ., i.-.,..-.,--.-f.....f. - . V f BGFS ina Carla Maggiori A.F.S. Student 4 Student Council 4 Ceramics 4 Honor 4 KN W -,I ,gf ., ZW ,A Z 7 .W '5- fix ,,.--fi I 5 fi Class votes her- Al Capone. Usually found-making taces at someone. We would die it-she cut her hair, too. Most remembered tor-giving us Italian Lessons. Favorite saying-You lost ten pounds? Howl She'd like to forget-her tirst slumber party- the night the bed tell. We'd like to forget-her tunny faces. Greatest tear-somebody else will ask her where Fermo, ltaly is. Secret ambition-to go on a titty-mile hike. Pet Peeve- American-ltalian tood. Like to be-Famous. . .and. . .. remembered. We will never understand-why she hates the Sophomores. Prize possession-her English-Italian dictionary. - 37 - ,M vi W Class votes her-the biggest hypochondriac. Usually found-being lazy. We would die it-she cleaned up her room.'Most remembered for-blushing. Favorite saying-Gayland might come home. She'd like to for- get- the night she became passionate. We'd like to forget-Steve, Gayland, and Bruce. Greatest fear- MEN. Secret ambition- to straighten out Freud. Pet Peeve- people who call her Nose. Like to be- at K.U. We will never understand-why she likes Sammy Davis Jr Prize possession- her telephone. -38.. Martha Bruce McClelland Nose 7 years A.A. Board 4 Vice-President 4 Class President 3 Class Vice-President 3 Student Council 3 Social Service Activity 3 Barstow Hockey Team l Barstow Basketball Team I Drama l, 2 Choir T, 2 Southwest Youth, Council 3 Lake Forest Conference 3 National Council of Christians and Jews 3, 4 Sundial 4 Honor lg, 3, 4 Bronze Team FQ? U5 Magf 0 I 'ears Judith Hoover McGuire M0900 9 years Student Council 2, 3 Social Service 2, 3, 4 Vice President 4 Library Board l, 2 Fire Captain 3 Drama l, 2 Sundial 3, 4 Literary Editor 4 Lake Forest Conference 3 National Conference ot Christians and Jews 3, 4 Gold Team iii? ., f w QQ i 1 Class votes her-the most stacked. Usually tound-get- ting kicked out of music class. We would die it-she got in Honor. Most remembered for-sticking her toot in her mouth. Favorite saying- Laura, you're making me carsick again. Shed like. to forget-the time she lit up in Supervised. Wed like to forget-her naivete. Greatest tear-getting caught. Secret ambition-to be serious about anything. Pet Peeve- Leaves, Bugs, and Biology. Like to be-2l. We will never unslerstand-how she keeps it from her parents. Prize possession-her black kid gloves. - 39 - vw P !f ff jf s I M Q ,f . W A ' 44 H V, .XWQ 7 ,, C. 7 ' Martha Blair Nichols Blairsie l2 Years Chairman ot Assemblies 4 Class President 2 Student Council 3 Social Service 2, 3 Vice-President 2 Barstow Hockey Team l, 3 . ' Barstow Basketball Team l Burrough's Varsity 3 Drama 2, 3, 4 Choir l, 2, 3, 4 Operetta lead l Pem-Day - Sunset Play 4 Fire Captain l, 2, 4 A.F.S. Finalist 3 Master of Revels 4 Sundial 4 Gold Team Class votes her- the biggest Hobo. Usually found- at home, where the boys are. We would die it- she stopped trying to be different. Most remembered for- being tardy. Favorite saying- Does anybody have any gum? She'd like to forget- certain A.A. dances. We'd like to forget- her clothes.Greatest tear - she will someday misspell Lance's name. Secret ambition- to go steady with Dee Dee. Pet Peeve- spelling. Like to be- one ofthe herd. We will never understand- her. Her prize possession- her controlling interest in Bazooka Bubble Gum Co. -4Q- ...J .J 5-7550 i 1 x T on .Z .Z fws, af IQ' V 1221 iw ' - - f i 1,..:' iz :if .1 r Qi' eff. ,....e..Q.,L,:fl..g5Q. .- 1l,.,ff.Li.'z.'f,..:g'.-,f-'IQ' A-.:4.' Q ..-.sul-1' '-.L..: '1A..-.Q-.Q-v..Le .-54.-4 l5e.,..!.--4.TQ-L.'-Av.:-.s,L,,..,..,-'..5,-zz-gb'' - -r'P ..41-w1..5L2....:v.L4.,.. L:, . .Cf sf.-..,..1.:, . -' - . . .. years Janet Ann Price Tons o'fun 14 Yea,-5 Class Secretary l Class Treasurer 4 Barstow Basketball Team l Library Board 2 Sewing Activity l Art Activity 3 Choir 1, 2, 3, 4 National Conference of Christians and Jews 3, 4 Bronze Team 'UV Q Class votes her-the most intellectual. Usually found- dancing. We would die if-she got invigorated. Most remembered tor-her temper. Favorite saying- I don't understand. She'd like to forget- X-7. We'd like to forget-her stupid questions. Greatest fear-Swansons will burn down. Secret ambition-to marry Oleg Cas- sini. Pet Peeve-people who try to act cool. Like to be- out of school for good. We will never understand- her logic. Prize possession-her membership at K.C.C.C. -41- A Class votes her the most obnoxious Usually found playing chaperone We would die it she didn t finish her homework betore ten P M Most remembered tor her yearbook deadlines Favorite saying This real cool boy at Northwestern She d like to forget Lake Lotawana We d like to torget her trips to Ja maica and Aspen Greatest tear that people will listen to what she says Secret ambition to get on the sports page more times than her brother Pet Peeve Dianes boy friends Like to be catching passes We will never understand where she gets all her nerve Prize pos session her Bat wing coat 42 Laurie Morgan Robertson Mother 7 years Editor of Sundial 4 Class President 2 Class Treasurer 2, 3 Student Council l, 4 Social Service Board l, 2 Barstow Basketball Team l, 2, 3 Barstow Hockey Team 2, 3, 4 Varsity Basketball Team 2, 3 Burroughs Varsity 4 Bronze Team Co-captain 4 Class Basketball Captain 2 Red Cross Sewing l Forum 2 A.F.S. Finalist 3 A.F.S. Board Chairman 4 Sundial 3, 4 Junior Business Manager 3 Southwest Youth Council 3, 4 National Conference of Christians and Jews 3, 4 Choir l, 2, 3 Honor 2, 3, 4 Bronze Team gli' ch Y Janie GGFS Janie- Jane Kathryne Siefert poo 5 years Senior' Class President 4 Senior Class President 4 Class President 2 Class Vice-President l Student Council 2 A.A. Board l, 2, 3, 4 Treasurer 3 Barstow Basketball Team l, 2, 3 Barstow Hockey Team l, 2, 3, 4 Varsity Basketball Team 2, 3 Captain 2 Burroughs Varsity 2, 3, 4 Captain 4 Gold Team Co-captain 3 Captain 4 Class Hockey Captain l Forum l Drama 2 Debate 3 Social Service Activity 3 Sundial 4 Southwest Youth Council 4 Choir l, 2 Honor l, 2, 3, 4 Gold Team ef j 5,37 4 We New Class votes her-the most gullible. Usually found-at the barn. We would die if-her car were dirty. Most re- membered-for-hen laugh. Favorite saying-Hot D-l!! She'd like to forget-wrecking her V.W. We'd like to forget-her unorganized class meetings. Greatest fear- she will be confined. Secret ambition-to be intellec- tual. Pet Peeve- dudes. Like to be-lshe won't telll. We will never understand-her sticky fingers. Prize posses- sion- her V.W. 7 Ww- I UW , N Anne Stokstad The Duchess l year A.F.S. Student 4 Class Vice-President 4 Student Council 4 Sundial 4 Typing 4 Pem-Day-Sunset Play 4 National Conference of Christians and .lews 4 Choir 4 Honor 4 Gold Team . K l l Class votes her- The Foreigner. Usually found-steal- ing books. We would die it-she talked right. Most re- membered for-her sense of humor. Favorite saying- Oh, shutup. Shed like to forget- her first cigaret. We'd like to forget-her sarcasm. Greatest tear- she'll get caught sleeping in study hall. Secret ambition- to go to another Nichols wedding. Pet Peeve-non-coed schools. Like to be- Lance's girlfriend. We will never understand-how she survives at the Nichols. Prize pos- session- her ticket home. i X -44- Tietzie So Cli Cli So Cli A.l Ce Su Pe Nc Ch Hc Bri Wx- s A X Q X S . V '-vi -5 - 1' 2 5 .kj 4 Q. was 2'2js i'ZQ i S t X Wx f - sXfSS.XR, ,i i 1, gg SS !'s-. . l I Q A X G WN .si - ic vnsxfc. ss x f i r-.5 sail Q . - fs S gm , is -,- f C, is 2 . -Q 5 A gi fr fx Q ye N qw. 3 ' ff vc .153 . X Q X s f.-Z A 1. .sqx-QXSSS.. .sl . ss 4 4 .f K as--. . -.as -we . wg-N, N ew sex. NM .c 5 s. . sf 1N wN. s wv-xi M- XS . . 1 il '- NN i i s f S , - . X- .A , xg . Neg- s . as gs 4 K X f . -, f .,. my .vs-M , gy f xx x 1 - ss X X X i 1 5 . x 2 Q - 5 !eGl' Judith Tietze Tietzie 6 YGOVS Social Service Board President 4 Class Treasurer l Class Vice-President 3 Social Service Board l, 3, 4 Class Cheerleader 2 A.F.S. Board 3 Ceramics l Sundial 2, 3, 4 Pem-Day-Sunset Play 4 National Conference of Christians and Jews 3, 4 Choir 3, 4 Vice-President 4 Honor l, 2, 3, 4 Bronze Team XJ Class votes her- The Organizer. Usually found- lun- fortunatelyl. We would die if- she stopped squealing. Most remembered for- a weird set of vocal chords. Favorite saying- What are WE going to do Saturday. She'd like to forget- the time she left her train ticket in Encine. We'd like to forget- her scrap-iron sales. Greatest fear-that gum will be outlawed. Secret ambi- tion-to put a beer can in each concrete block of the new building. Pet Peeve-people who ask if her hair is dyed. Like to be- wading in the Nichols fountain at three A.M. We will never understand- why she in- sists her hair isn't dyed. Prize possession-her Pi Kappa Alpha leans. -45- W -,-f ,,..z--,-..7v.,.z..-A., ,. . ' gf xl W M !f W ,Y my jf Class votes her-the quietest. Usually found-daydream- ing. We would die if-she spoke up. Most remember- ed for-her brother's army belt. Favorite saying- Do you need me and my ID Friday night? She'd like to forget- Sunset. We'd like to forget-her socks. Greatest fear-A teacher will demand her papers in on time. Secret ambition-to be industrious. Pet Peeve-People who don't like her socks. Like to be-in Topeka. We will never understand- The Big Two, her and Porche. Prize Possession- her 99-year-old ID. -46- Elizabeth Madison Wilkinson Betsy 14 years . ' Barstow Basketball Team l, 2 Sewing l, 2 Social Service Activity 3 Sundial 4 Social Service Board 4 Bronze Team Z ' mx itil x -. ix ie S Ss Jn e0l'S Pie Sara DeSaix Willson l5 A.A. Board President 4 A.A. Board T, 2, 3, 4 Barstow Basketball Team Barstow Hockey Team 2 Burroughs Varsity 4 Manager 4 years l,2,3 Class Basketball Captain 3 Sewing 2 Library Board 3 Social Service Activity 3 Sundial 4 Southwest Youth Council Lake Forest Conference-3 Choir 2, 3 Honor 3, 4 Gold Team I, . MX x ln' 3,4 l HM Class votes her- The Slop. Usually found-arguing with Laura. We would die if-she wore the same dress twice. Most remembered tor-her Gay Gibson give- aways. Favorite saying YUCK. She'd like to forget- Lex's seven-year itch. Wed like to forget- her appe- tite. Greatest fear- Laura's driving. Secret ambition- to drive her car down the halls of S.N.E. Pet Peeve- people with long fingernails. Like to be- at Princeton. We will never understand- her relationship with Jack- son Cooper. Prize possession- B.D. -47- Me? CHEW GUM? Don t be silly. ' How can this be, seeing 'j I know not a man. On your mark, get set, SMOKE. Our exchange students- lWe'd like to exchange them.l Look Boss. l'm going to guard whether you like it or not. -48- The Age of Enlightenment. X gig K NQX . c f , s X f 4' xx 4 Q ' Q .awww N N999 ' QMS. W 4 s f M Q N Please tell me I look sick. Where are you going? Out. What are you going to do? Nothing. ,s Beam V 1 f if ! ef 4 f f f, Wei Oh .lan been dri 4 'Z z, ' 1 ff 4, ,, f V 1 fi i sick. 4 Out. do? X sw Dee Dee is off and on A.A. 'Io S 6 Q 7 Beautiful- hogging the picture as usual. We are wholly unsatisfied. The Seniors knew how to enioy their terrace. Oh Jane. What have you been drinking? Oh please Ann, let me lead. According to Miss Weid, P + U 'S 2PU. W X -49- ,M The time is 3:57 P.M. JUNIOR CLASS GFFICERS y J 54, WW fw KW W ,fl 7 W Nicky Deramus, Jennifer Lea, Robin Seid- litz, Nancy Orear, Janet Harris Barbara Allen, Frances Atkeson, Sally Fer- guson, Mimi Moffat, Michele Drisko -50- 1 sy Girls, c'4 Mrs. G bell to - - Ngjjfmff QW' Q W ,J - ' -XSSQ f PX X x x fwfr, ,Q f K: X 4 X 5,..,Ss E 1 Girls, c'est trop froid ici. Fermez La Fenetre On to Burroughs and victory? Bone-ioor! ALL SCHOCJL SNAPS Mrs. Green-You'll have to wait tor the Usually l'm the one taking bell to start your class- , No Laura-you can't maior in hide and seek. the pictures. f -51- l ,, W1 ,,,, SW gf' fff' my ff Z' 3' f Margaret Ann Ennis Susie Dick Gail Elliott Carol Elbel Michele Drisko UW 4 qw fy ' I Barbara Alien Margaret Boyer Frances Atkeson Nicky Deramus Maida Miller Mimi Moffat Diane Murphy Susie Morton JUNIOR Jonef Horris Sally Ferguson Jeanie Keeny Phoebe Kent Jennifer Leo Ra' gx is 5 'iss , 1 f .Q Q, SX N x f xx Q so A N' s-. x sf: . . My Fur XX s . ASSY 'S s 2 xx AMN 4 ss sig l xxx' x RX s was Lulse von Moyrhouser A Leslie Strauss Robun Seidlitz Pot Twymon Noncy Robinson ff -. ', fb M , A ff,y? 2 J X' , W. -,....,,M NM Q , 5 N . X 3 , - ,X X XX I 'Wo X 1,1 'fl X X sei! 5 S .K Q. U 4 Nancy Oreor Jane Oliver Keofh Rhoden Suzy Porker Lisa Parr -..,, f , ,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,-'YW M ,. , ,,,,:f f ' ww 1 I , X X, v mx ' x 9. . :L , - . ,' ......., ff' 'r.. . , ,, , , ., V Y.. .,.f--1-f-eb, 1-f Y :,-fl-ui-if-T:-lvrsri X. .,.- -.....,.,,...,.---M yffi:,.::-f-fr'-rh x :'Pf '., '1 ' 4- - . ' - -- . , .- f ' ' '. ' ' ., ' wa.- I . N. ,.,.. .... ...-,-..,. -,...... ....,wu...-...vhqw-.-. ,. -.--. , N -Y -. f - 211, Q.,7,.,,f ,,.4,i-...1w-,f- ,-M uw 'r iff' -- -, ' ,.... 4 4 1 1 1 ,, ,M , ,. 1.-,.v,f...4...'.,,..-... .1 .-Q--r..,,f,,..-,...,.T- ,.. ..- 1 -Y . V I I,1'VM,4,-M-,,.,.r ,., .. , .-I L. 4 I V . . , SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS V 'C Qgw. SQ QS, sf, Q ' it ,, , XSS? S x mf S ,l K C ,X -1 K Gly ,ww V V ww . 5 fx agil- fk 5, 9 4 S X M 4 . AC Y M 0 NZ, -f , O X . nm: ' -N -' V, u o x X X f M 1 pl ' ' 'vi 1 X X Mindy Vaughn, Edeen Martin, Sissie Torrance S QW X Qi. if SESS -f 5 A -N i N W xy miie 35? Thefa Z ll 4, ei. S x M. Cathy Clark, Edeen Martin, Sally Mac Donald 1 1 1 1 -56- ,-.4-:-11,-ff -Q-0' Cv- sn.. .,:A..1 1 .....f ,,...v,,,g .,,..f,.,,,,.4,.-T415-. ,W ,.',,...i.,..:,.,.....'.,-r.-1 .4-.. , '...y,...,.,...nv,-,f,.,-.2-ig. .:,...2.n4-U..,...........,4...f..-..f.......- , .. . C...-,-,,... -,,.,,.,,-,. .C..,.,,,,-,, . , ,. .. 'E 2 V i s 3 Class of '75 Why can't I lead prayer meetings in Win- Give us your Foreign Aid and stead's? get out then we be happy. ALL SCHOOL SNAPS t i The face that launched a thousand what? The hope of Sunset HiIl?!! Peek-A-Book! -57- , ., .. ... ..,., 4 Q 1 1-.7 f- 1-' 1 , . - -..--- ...W-.,- f ff,-1.fm,v.....h..-.1-1 ,.w.e--.f,.,.f- -..C -,... .. I ,..-,.f..,.,,....., ,- ,A,,,,: .,,..,,...g1 . ..u.v,1.. V A I , . 2 Q i Z 1 1 3 2 3 2 l l lll g ll E ., 1 i i ll is n t l r Kathy Connell Barb Collett lil y Cathy Clark l Lynn Christopher t i r l l w l l. SOPHOM ORE Blair Handley Sally Hardy Lynn Haynes Linda Duboc Barbara Counsell Cynthia Denton Ginger Dominick Linda Decker 2 ' . , .': I , . -. .. t' 1:11 .- '-th., 1 ,:.:.'f.e.....'.:.' r .nd :Ugg-.4 f 1.2,5'- .L.-,.--,gg 4,-, ..4 .4-..1v,.r .-.QH.:.Lv.':.:.:.:1.L.g.y.,1-14.11,-:.zsw..:Q'az.:Mais,IJ1J.Qb.,,.:,..x1v.Q.g:51w,-L,+.!.f,:.54L4e,a.h:,.:gp.:.e.p-.Ll-Lau-f'ii::HSf2-. , . 44:.11-:a..:,Lg,4.Lg,,g,, 15,43 A-,YW ,, ,-vi. at, MTL ,. A -Y , CLASS Susie Noah Barb Sullivan Beth Price Jesse Nichols I ' X. ,Q .gi N All MA, we N X p ,Q ix :SNS QNX X 5 L S s .. X X 11 . Ni - c 3 M SS ff s Nh Sggwgg Sgig sq f - Q -. Mfr ii gf QS :' i . 4 fi . as fy rx in ' X ic Q Q. X ii? 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V, - QV, I 5 1 5 4 2 1 C V2 1 1 ' 1 W1 ii is in W! i Debbiie Harris Mary Parker Francis Jane Andrews V Pam Frick - Sara Dunn I i i E 1 W I S Sharon Wood Debbie Wolfe Lucy Wilkinson FRESHMAN Virginia Van Gundy Marion Von Mayrhauser Cacki Price Cissie Strauss CLASS Cathy Long Mary Caroline Parker Jamie Poindexfer Jane Long Susan Helman Virginia Knoch Diane Layton Linda Lighfon 'S W S Q Yr S R X xx 1 Q, .SAX QS ,S 1 :KY n , A7 M0111 X x .CV Jaimie Poindexter Pamela Frick Cathy Long Virginia Van Gundy Katherine Price FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Linda Lighton Debbie Harris Pamela Frick Virginia Van Gundy Susan Strauss -55- 5 wi 1 2. S OF the UU 5 Z 3 5 i .ASF , V 1,-' -u. -4- Q-1. -... vu! XA Nw .w XY, ,.-. Y R.- x1....,..-...-h.w.x-s1--rs--- v- --f-Nr 2 Z ..A, 211, I f f-'xx if Ns... 0 bali. 1 , 1 dede: K f ! X V C... mN6J 1 1 1 I 1 l A i i i i 1 i i i i 11 i, 1 i ii 1 i 1 , I MIDDLE SCHOOL Mrs. Williams Sixth Grade J V , N, fi J X X if ,, fm 6 vw 1 04 I X M' i Wi, W X 1 ,gif ' W Mrs. Rauch Seventh Grade 0 wffw , , fy wmifgaw WW w 'Wa , W X. 'Y 7 X 7 4, af IA ,.,,. ,,, VW ' W W 2 ,M X Mrs. Wright Eighth Grade Speech 5 Z' 7 4 i i -7Q- FACULTY Lai. 'W Mrs. Ennis Miss Boker Miss Smith Middle School Physical Education Music History -71- l Z . l l E i if , ,Wm ' 'f 'W X Qgmfm 7 CW W f 1 Z ,W Q4 is 1 N WSL W' ,swf-'G iqk, W Front Row-L-R-Marcia Long, Ronnie Seel, Jean Deramus, land, Debbie Hodges, Christian Kent, Anne Dick - Third Whitney Neal, Kenny Martsolf, Dasie Park, Carling Huff- row-Kathy Durell, Jan Larkin, Windy Newhouse, Stephanie cakes, Cherry Donald - Second row-Jill Deramus, Pamela Stotts, Libby Sullivan, Carolyn Dacey, Elizabeth Rush. Miller, Susan Pearson, Ann Botstord, Kathy Dunn, Amy Sos- Eighth Grade I 1 on-I W. . 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Libby Marshall.-Third Row-Ree Barton, Gail Jarvis, Katie Seventh Grade iw f I W, ,, . sfvf 1, XQW 4, s.,. , 17, 9 M WW W X JE i W 7 X jw 4 f ff A Ze 4, .',. f f My M ' ' ff ' ,4 ' W -W X f f ff ,,,,,,, W, , QM, 59 ff fy 1 x I Q W7 XV 5 f 4 ff! A Q , ff 5 657 sf 75 ,I V 1. ,5 1-A5-A 3,11 :.,1m,:,i-W'---AJ, A. ':,g,,'b,Ll::5l ,Vg-55. ,,g,.1z:,.2 .g.oAff1..a..w-ga , '-,Af ,-,N -.,L,,:0, v --,.,g.g.fx.Bz.in.u.zyfi,,1:.,L41-a ,nf ,L-..1:..r.a.?.1n-4-s.'.,4.',4..,-...4,.f.-.f...f-......N.,.,..4-pn-.:e-J . . . ,. 1-nm.,..,...uw.,.. .,.,,,.-,..,,Q., ..-. ,.V.,.- -..,. . .V Y. , 'W 72. 41 1 W , Y. f M 1,1 i I , f I ur P , W , 4 f M2 fff .f H ,4 3, 'K ,f 244 W s ' 4,4 pl ,, W? wig M f 1er, :Jlly wdy X MM' if? 'fi 1 ,il f ,, 'f ' ' 'V , ' ,,,,,,,f,f, M ---f 'f ,.V. ,, X, , f if 4 1- K Vi N f We , My ,Q.A 4 4 1 5 21 4353 1 4- Q W. T L , , g dq, iK1-. Q 1 K3- A, ,A vwpqf Qi- A if f Q, ,,, ,, I v ua Maw ,MW-4-,h,,:,F IM, ,I ,,,,,:.. ,,.,, , , ,-.,, ,.,,.,..... -- , . hm., -,T-,-W.e..,..,,,4.,.,',..,,....,f 1-1 -N' U - ' -- ' I ' ' ,,.......,4.., .,,..,...., ...,.-. c . sm: N 2 'M 1 Q i l 1 l 6 i l 1 i l Q Q i l l A i i l l l . l l i 1 5 F will Ill B i is 8 a 'WS JM, S I 4 'Q I VAN . ni ' 1 f , gl 9 i i B S 9 x is Front Row-Carol Thompson, Robin Wiles, Susan Wood, Cord, .lo Ann Catryn -Third Row-Jane Scott, Diane Tourte- Connie Carlyle, Barbara Berry, Missy McConkle, Nancy lot, Betsy Sosland, Meredith Deitrick, Marilyn Poindexter, Snick -Second Row-Shirley Keller, Linda Helman, Debby Becky Erickson, Mary Atwood, Margie Dacy. Scott, Andrea Von Mayhauser, Martha Boyles, Kathy Mc- Sixth Grade . ' ,' ' I .' , ,I ', .I . f ' -'!,'Q'1,--fff 2.-gin'-LfI ','vg'::' QQ'-.,,'. 3' I -ffl-.f, ZQ,- 'Y-,--Q-jil.-Z4',,,,l , ,6,.i ' fV5,, . . ,W M., ' , ' .' f Q - 'V f -g .- ' .' ,'.'i -,I- 4-Q, f-133 ,1,g:'- .g-,-'Q Q 3- . 4:.-I ..:.L. , -.f,g.a.:...2f.:4-afn.-.swf-1 '11 in-:M'-f-'-1-142-Q-2-14'4-V.-4.'V-..,..-.,,,.,,.,,,,,,,,,..-..,.-M91..14-, , . , . wvi..,..,...,,.,.....,.,...,,.,,e..... .c..,.., -,.,., , ..- fx Ji 2' ...f-.-:Lf .,,f. . F 1,-r -L-1.-5,-fx - n V N, . . ,W,,,K- R,.-,,-......,,...- ..,,w...i..r,,,,...-. x---- ---'- :- ' ' V -A .' ' ' ' ?NTT-,vY,-1xx:v,,.,,.7 ,,-.,.-, --,.,.,.-..... . r . I f--X ..., - . .- , ,- ,.,.., 4. ,-,..,,,.-.......-...,-.-y1 f W 1 w ff 14,1 . -- . , ..,...-,. -... .. .-.....,---..-..-. ,....f-,,...'--..........--W------f - -Y Z .J T7 gn 2 'li vi? P, N as-w-va Qgcvia W5 v i K I l , .. Mrs. Sherman Mrs. Dix First Grade Third Grade X REM ,fi S Q f U N f '1-Y Y gff' Zig f fy v '4 S154 Z 4- 7 4 ff X my W X X x S 7 2 nv fr 7 . A , Mrs. Stoner Second Grade Mrs. Eckels Fifth Grade -30- Mrs. Gravem Fourth Grade ? 'UW Z, 4, f . 2 - 4 fig , gh, Mrs. McCord Assistant Nursery School 59 ,SV ' 1 UQ 5 l , f QQ. , '. c g M- ' at Q A KV 333 l,,' f ' ,Q W A -ffl in f 1 ff ig is ,S , ,Q. S u 1 . Q ' ' 4 ff ,, , J? g, ff ---Gr V f ,JA . it rf V61 sg- hav! N A EB I 9, Miss Irwin Lower School Faculty Mrs. Haring Nursery School ii: :QNX l Mrs. Murty Nursery School ' ' we -ss '4N,w,,eS , -X , ,- gc X f km S Q c m-ss Q 4 hw 5 W' V l ,Q 4' X Mrs. Zivell h 1 Assistant Nursery School Nursery Sc oo 431- Kneeling: Donna Lilly, Ellen Strauss, Andree Hunphrey, Vir- Cathy Burrill, Kay Carlyle. ginia Poindexter, Marilyn Bartlett Back: Susan Moseley, Mary Jane Riley, Pamela Kemper, Middle: Peggy Marshall, Vickey Heberman, Jeni Byers, Anne MOSES- GRADE FIVE Look at the smiles on the bottom row! Tee Hee! I , -g2- 6 , ,Q if ,f fl it New type of reducing machine? ,V V rw f' 6094 WW' f A 0, ey eff f fa if K I u- 4 ' 4 ff , X FA 4 if , .W , V If A 5 f W, , Av .7 Z f WN Bc tel Se Tr Be '1 11- is jabs 5 4 -5? iff 1 ., .,.., ..... -.....-.v.....w.-...V..L.. ,... .- ,x 4-,. if X- A.-M .-,mx-Agn--.f,..,-,-1x11-.,.v v--f-P -- .,.,.-.,....f,. V--r 1- --- - - , . . , .,,,....-'-----f-. . v I 1 4 w .--.- -- ,f-.1.,...,-4L...:...-.- --.....-f......--. .. -....,V.?-,i- -.,.., , , 1 First row Tandy Carlyle Mary Greaves, Kimberley Hand- Startung study halls early, girls? f ax GW N 5 f I 5 ,f ,,.,s X , I, if , f Q Q, f . 5 if, w f Q t I 5. 4 15f'f S K f 2 f X ss W ' f L I X f' ,X 4, S' f 0 YW? Q , .ss , , Z' fff X ,S E S f f wb, , f I ' 3 Sf 's WS, 7 MS 'f L if 5 ,K Af 4 sr + S Z 0 S fr Q, 5 N4 -'I O -O' I' 3' 'O O : w O n ar 7 O 5 0 I . N? J r- cb 3 NN cn C UT Q 3 CD '1 O 2 x: U0 O 3 U' 0 9 Q Q N 3' S Cl Second row Lunda Quer, Lindsay Larrabee, Sally Strauss, GRADE TWG Carolyn Lenz, Meredith Strauss Posed Z Typical Sunset student 1 SW fit'V44 'V f 'Zz a 7 ya if ,fa 1- f iw f 4 I , f ' f 5 f f, 'Y F2 , , .I First row: Lucy Moses, Jeanne Hamel, Liza Atzenweiler, ford, Kim Rhoden 'S-hcl' NGHCY Whife, Beth FOFFTISF Back row: Candi Biggs, Deborah Patterson, Laurie Melcher, Second row: Gay Sturgis, Margo Thompson, Carrie Stat- Anne Cox GRADE THREE L v This is before I had my Toni. , :QE MQ Oh you guys!!! SX. , 73 , WWW , lent I crown you queen of the May. Q ewes-rswshqi Ay M ,.,,,,5,n,,.'.., ,,,,t.- 1-H. .p,., -.f-.-.,',,.7,.-...,.., ------V-H Back Row, left to right: Sally Wood, Sheila Kemper, Janice Front Row, left to right: Jill Koenigsdorf, Sabra Quinlan, Mc Vay. Mimi Willits, Laura Kline, Helen Cooke. X , - X we QNNfW ' GRADE CNE .Q eww- f i B.O. trouble? Duh! - - 1 - - '- . ' . ' V.. L ' ' , I Q' .JUL ' -Y - ' ' ' '- L' - ' . H ia .1u. ' -TJ , ' 'hai CJ: L ' f-Ckvii'-Lvl-2AvIv2.in.uif.-'ml11-1tw-rvyvarnggg-1-r:L-bl-xq1.4n.ve-5-'fke , .. , .f. V .U -L-..-.U-. .A...-M... .... . . - -...Y-f.....f.,.,--. 23 per cent fewer cavities! 'Y' e. 1 - - H g1 :Y:9sf3Jf1-an-es4e,,a-.4x.!Q.44y:,,.:.e,L:..4.4q.e,,,.-.1- ee-. ,,e:.,-'-' - , ... Q Q i W t X. xx j Y-A .S-.S-S vw xg' 3 si ywsxx S AM V , rx wwf as 'l 1 O O .-...1 Mt. A Xxx YSHEZM e:,,f,w X NIST: i, Bac Liss 53 2 if X V w Back Row Marg: Hall Carole Thompson Lynn McDermand, Laura Starr X L. X Llssy Lntton, Jocelyn Hall Laura Evans, Lyndon Guston, Sitting: Jeanne Gill, Margo Pappas, Jolie Burrill, Mrs. See Kindergarten lt's the P3 ff jlfff ' ?,k.' If ' 'j : .D Q . L 'Q' : 1- 35 f-4142 Personally, l'd rather learn how to make a Voodoo Doll! T'--ww Mfr' 'Se Left to right: Pamela Poindexter, Lynne Koupal, Fred Good- win, Candee Krick, Danial Snower, John Deweese, Marla Lewis, Philip Johnston, John Weltmer, Anne Thompson, Me- Iisa Burns, Richard Wagstaff, John Kiene, Laura White, Alan Atha, Martha Haring, Sandra Clingan, John Madden, Deb- orah Parrott, Jeb Brown, Tim Handely, Leslie Evans, Linda W X - if vw '45 ,Y Q fit? ' A ,S 4, fi , ,Nc Evans, Teacher - Erma Bagenstos Murty. Absent Julie Aull, Becky Brimacombe, Jeffrey Coates, Lisa Goetze, George Holden, George Halper, Helen Haeddens, Carr Kline, Amy McVay, Isabel Thompson, Libby Schackelford, Sue Thomp- son, Kimberly Angell. NURSERY SCHCGL My Mommy brought me here! '? Haven't you ever seen Modern Art? 88- 3? th? 3 ' ' ig so ' W f 55 L o f W M, ,A V I xull, rge xmy mp' .L5.X y N...........- N X X S .X x ...gps L X Q -age , L Back row Ann Duboc Mrs McCord Jnm Lattle Kathy Lew Stallard Robbue lnghram Front row Duane Parrott Con as Abugaul Martln Leslie Rosenblum Mrs Harrng Jennuter me McGurre Jum Van Antwerp Lower Nursery School Two heads are better than one they say . I ,mf Este? 2, lcan hardly wait for tomorrow - I get ' ThC1'd0VnxQ ?! horse bit me! prettier everyday! -89- 5 qc l.....5 'Qi 3+ QKQ 2- .Ng , flfffm ll f Y X ff Q l - -,,,,,L., L- D -1- W- Il f Y, 'M 1 i f 5 i :fi- x A ' ' A Cl 1 Q xg O-Qfzfflb-XJ , A ff, A M W xxxim W 4 X, , ,N Icy- , ft H 0 iz ltyjkg z R4 152, g W T Q'-fi if tt ill Vniffyf , ffwCf, hff f, fa I 'Win ,, If i .Q if , fi r .QV A if , -- 1'5i-ZW , an . W' , Q, E ,fffwmfff xW WW K ' L' M, , fl J 520 i 4 7 4 12 2, 2 it Q ., ,Z iii X X . 5 X SN. Wi.. Q ,Sf X sk X Ns X is . 4-ii W 4 Qg if ,Q 6 AZ? rw 5 ,W .gtg f 44. 5. Q5 Q f 3, 5 ilffv it l fl fi? i f XM X W ZW F., . Z ' fff fw I K lf! !! iw A X X x Standing: Debbie Harris, Jane Andrews, Maida Miller, Ja- mie Poindexter, Peggy Pyle, Laura Torrence, .lane Oliver, Gail Elliot, Mary Caroline Parker. Seated: Mrs. Green, Gay Latimer, Laurie Robertson, Jeanie Keeny, Laura Grant, Di- ane Dennis, Ann Cozad. UPPER SCHOCJL STUDENT COUNCIL Through its numerous proiects, the Student Council works toward its goal of making everyone a contributing, integral part in school activities. Each girl takes a definite part in absorbing huge quantities of food at the Student Council Picnic, Revels, and the Father-Daughter Dinner. She also helps in paper sales which provide the money to support war orphans and she sells tickets to the -92 fashion show to provide money for the A.F.S. stu- 9 dent. The entire school elects officers in the spring for the coming year. Each class has two represen- tatives, chosen each semester by her classmates. During the year the duties of the Council are to procter study halls, take roll call, and recom- mend girls for Honor Study Hall. Q 4 Q ff C 5 75 ,,, W, v f -,WN:,j7g.:ft W s E1 if 'K v t 1 5 N ! R 4 Y 8 fa!! W DI 1 QW, A 'fa - -,N x ,qs x e N f 1 1 -X I s ,Q Qx Ann Cozod X X xxx. N Q4 ix N Fx X S X N5 .N M E ,W ff' Q XZ 4: 7, ,,' Z ? .Ly Q4 f -3 N, S6 , QA 515' , Q X fig Z ,,,, 17? 93 ,ww--W AIO WK ,YW in V7 f Q M ZW i 4 m, Mi' wi f Louro Grant 4, ff 7 I W we X XWMWZ V ff! Jeannie Keeney fW f4' 0 Z -, w 7 f XE W Q f W IZ Z ff J ' Zff 4 f 6 ,A W 7 ,A Q ff f , Z! fri f W WZ f 'Mln4n A.A. ond Student Council Executives Student Council Picnic The first event of Sunset's foll colendor is the Student Council Picnic, iointly sponsored by the Stu- dent Council ond the Athletic Association. Prepor- otions for this onnuol function, which consists of ci Bronze'-Gold hockey gome, o picnic dinner, skits performed by eoch closs ond the new foculty mem- bers, begin for in odvonce. For weeks before the picnic, Student Council members hciggle over the dinner menu, whether to hove homburgers or hom buns for the mciin course, ond brownies or Whizzo cones for dessert. While the Council is busy orgu- ing, the members of the Freshmon, Sophomore, ond Junior closses decide whether to sotirize Sun- set, Sunset troditions, or iust Sunset in generol. The new foculty hos on equolly difficult prob- lem to decide the theme of their skit. The Senior skit is troditionolly o mock Sen- ior Court in which underclossmen ore tried for crimes ogoinst their elders, but this yec1r's Senior closs flounted trcidition somewhot, iust os it hos for five yeors, by requiring thot oll offenders perform their unusuol, ond often emborrossing, punishments on stoge. This yeor, for the first time, our Heod- mistress, Mrs. Green, wos tried for offenses cigoinst the Senior closs. She wos ocquitted when she performed her punishment by soying o few words in Lcitin obout the Senior closs. 94- Thot'lI or, Jes X rob- Sen- for nior sfor :orm len'rS aud- sei' fhen fem! W ff -- 11 My X fh FM, THE GROUP-Lake Forest Beware! D ee l cret. Dee Dee and Friend. W ,W ff 1, Wewlww , ,,, ' ri Q4 yy 2 The girls across the hall taught us a new game- Cardinal Everyone was a camera hog except Cee Puff Puff, without props. Ann leading our last seance. , -fig' , f X' km , 7 W ,Q aw 2541 , .,,.1- , WM We c sing 4 Cee- She was iust a hog. Each year, in the- latter part of June, Sunset sends four to ten girls of the incoming Senior Class to the Lake Forest Conference in Lake Forest, Illinois. The purpose of the four day conference is to point out the similarities, not the differences between the three main religions---Protestant, Catholic, and Jewish. To accomplish this purpose, three lecturers, who repre- sent three different religions, are invited to the con- ference to talk to the nearly eighty-five delegates from midwestern independent schools attending Con- ference. -Q6- sf, ll z Z yy 7 . 7 , ' f , 4 ' VW t Cee Dee Dee mode friends but Cee Cee forgot her Se- cret. 0' WW W'ww4fMfMWW'fW'::'H. - - Q f , f ' ,,,,,,, ' ' Www, f QWWV wmv 'V .f f l l - in , 1 I , ,ffl , My 1, 050 , . , .qv f , ?'M , My ,vw , 1 Wy f y mf i 2 E , in f .M , X, ,.., , ,W M ,,,,, W f,,,, W W We olwoys wosted our spore time mes- sing oround in McGuire's room. A doyot Loke Forest is olwoys full. Everyone ot- tends three lectures eoch doy, ond student meetings ot which delegotes compore their student councils, A.A., ond yeorbook orgonizotions. During the eve- ning there ore two discussion groups led by the lec- turers. The porties, whether impromptu or plonned, provide on opportunity for oll the girls to know eoch other better ond to ioin eoch other in the free time when they go to the beoch, wolk to town to shop, or iust A'loof. The four doys ot the Conference ore busy, but worthwhile. Eoch delegote returns home with o brooder understonding of the greot common beliefs ond o deeper feeling for her own religion. -Q7- l l l l l i i l i l l Ferry Holl, the Conrod Hilton of Loke For- est, Illinois. i Didn't I tell you Dee Dee Does o good Strip? Dohlings, we'll never forget Ferry Holl. X X I ' I .,. 1?..w ag fu--N .1-fc., 5 .....,..., ,, 1 ms f, ,Y S I 'I Q5 'S 2 s Looking back on my year as an American Field Ser- vice student, it seems that I can describe it best as a full year. It has been full of fun, full of work, full of events, new people to meet, new situations to experience, all of which have made it the most enioyable and learning year of my life. I have enioyed these months because I have had so much wonderful togetherness with people here. Back in Norway I shall suffer from strong nostalgia recalling the good times I had in the Senior Room, on the Nichols' bus, at Winsteads, in Aspen, and on thousands of other occasions. I said I have had a learning experience as well as an enioyable one. I have been able to observe you Americans and your way of life, and I am taking many of your ideas home with me. I also have a fuller under- standing of the importance of the A. F. S. Slight differ- ences between two nations, groups, or individuals can be obstacles to forming friendships, but the A.F.S. proves by hundreds of examples each year that these obstacles can be overcome. I think the process of making new friends and feel- ing at home is easier in the United States than in any other country, thanks to the social inclination of you Americans and your readiness to communicate with others. I have found this characteristic your most striking one. Sunset Hill students, teachers, and Nichols, and everyone who has helped to form my year, Thank You. Si -9g- un' I I I ' 'ff ' -,.-:ww . ,4vwfv I g g f f V v V ,K - - - . i- I' . I- . ' Y' , ,. ,,--,-M... .,:,- z In W V. A- ' l . V ,I Aw ,V ,YQ , ...gpg A --.Q -.... -..,- -----'-- W' ,-,Quai .,...:.-.- ,. -, ....-.- .,,.f,....,....-P --. , . -. -- 1 s R .ii s c W-...ms N, N . NN X 5 is c gk .Ex sf. ellis, ,N - -1 l si ide-:spec mm,,,,,M X 3 Q i Q N .x I, , ' gt' r N X Q Q Q W . X L :rigs A , ,,X.Xmf,Qi mg ,X xexf h W, Y ni wg, fl. ti A i , ff r 5' l .wx A 'Ca is. 1 Q I sf. cl '- ix' X 4 '34 V. iihxclk W J WK .51 T 1 'Z , , x f l 7 , ff m 51938, 49 f ,fy ffffm l came to Sunset Hill in .lanuary and l regret I have not spent there the whole year. l not only had what is generally called a wonderful time, but the richness and va- riety of experiences together with warm sym- pathy and friendship have made my time thoroughly enioyable. l feel deeply indebted to the school, teachers and students. I hope that my stay has been for them a tenth part as rewarding as it has been for me. I also hope that l might have been of some help in the understanding of Italy. The American Field Service works to es- tablish closer contacts between people of dif- ferent countries and with different backgrounds and beliefs. And the thread of understanding and friendship so created will last as long as people do. Thus, l hope that Sunset Hill will remember me as l will never forget it. Carla Maggiori QQ -Q9- 4 , W ,f 7, if ,Y 22 ,yr 'f ff QW? far? ff yn ' sp' 1 My y I xy ,Q X WM. f X W f 2' ' f ,Qi , ffm We 11,6 fy, ff Any school wishing to porticipote in the A. F. S. exchonge student progrom must first eorn S700 to contribute to the Americon Field Service. In or- der to roise this omount, Sunset Hill, in co-operotion with Cricket West, presented ci foshion sihow entiti- ed Going Plocesf' Students, mothers, ond the experts ot Crickets oll contributed to the success of the show. Greot credit goes to Mrs. Poul L. Willson, Jr., ond Mrs. Dee Smith of Cricket West, the Foshion show co- ordinotors, os well os to the student contributers, Louro Gront, choirmon of the student committee Lourie Robertson, choirmcin of decorotions, ond Jeonie Keeny, ticket choirmon. The clothes cippeoled to spectotors of oll oges. - 100 's-1-:Hmm HQ POD? Thirteen young lodies trom the lower school model- ed outfits for the four-to-ten set. The sixteen models from the upper school showed clothes which op- peoled to the teenogers in the ciudience, ond six members of the P.T.A. modeled the more sophisti- coted clothes. ln oddition, five A.F.S. students from five different schools in the Konsos City oreo, ond the two exchonge students ot Sunset, modeled out- fits which were typicol of their ncitive countries. We reoched our gool of 5700, but we will never recover from the shock we received when we sow the sixteen upper school models, usuolly such uncombed wonders when ot school, looking like reol girls! Actuolly, Pierre's Solon deserves the credit for this omozing tronstormotion. f ,,,, M . .-.-.W .W .MM ,..,, . -.-,W,NM,,..1-l V , V Y I ,n 1 V -, ,' . 4 ,, , . - - ,- .. .,'.. . 1, ,V . - . 1'-.. ,Z . 45- -3 . , 5,5 ,,- . . , .,. . Y ., . .-. . .. , ..., rp.- --f ,.g....,--.-f..n-1.6.-........A - ,. I H V' ,V 1 JH: I 5: ,,,.-kb-5, , ..., ,, 12. -, . ,anna , -,,mK,,,k,,,,g,,,,.,.4,-,,.,v-0-'.,...f,a.uv,-xf..4-.1vr.fn,,. A.. Q- -f- ..-. . ,.,, ,H ....., Q .... f.f,.-.... CH, 1-..,.-, .....v. . . -1 -af -ff A-f -1 , X X X X XX 1 X N , N X :del- :clels ao- Zl six histi- From and out- es. will when Jally king s the Mrs. Openheimer describes swimwear modeled by Laura Grant, Leslie Strauss and Frances Afkison ,X xl as - ' -v ' ' ' 'Q -'-in -- 141 --' 14 m c., I .-.-...,,., ---.,. V ,.-V - Q- in f ff , vm .LW mf: if Q A my vy- f 2 LOWER SCHOOL STUDENT COUNCIL -102- ni-f f ,W J.. .M f ,MM ,.f.k.f . J..-.-1-1 I. f...,......f Cn--w....,,.1gN ...C nw-0.,.,. -.1 ww-.N. .-..N,..... ,.. ,... I W C f ' '- 'ff-M --href-Q.-ua.-fbqu-1.....--ef----f-:ff-faqg-fr:-3-2 4 --.-ff-4..?n.-.-q-.i-..q--....zf-ff.-f-:agen-rqsf-,.,.1w,,...'n71w-f1,ux-w,g::J.v-'f5.1g--7-.L-mv.,1,..1--f-,Tk --.e-,.,.l,...-.-,.-h..f.-... ,.--,---if ...7...p,.,..1 -K' s , X .5 L x ' T' S N-ff is if I Who Me? This is lower school! We're not self-conscious Better educational values at Sunset Hi-Ho Silver in the mature l?l female Copy Cat! ,Q , -103- . ' . '- r 1 . '. V I' i1--':.'J'1'1-1:1':--uri-,ii1 cl- 55-':- L ' 1' A 52'-' , - - , - -- - ' ' ' '-. - --v e.. . . .vrp ' ' -Q.r.49lh-L:,L'-4-nfL4-.ni4hGs.egQ:2an'Ai-1fi.1sFlk-59r'z'l'trize1h0vp!d-717ztB-14nC',1!uatvL-.,,g,g.TL,uL,41,2.. ,.--s.vn:i-p-r,':t-radLKnLv1-, p:..ix:.'. .:.:1:7 ......- -.-..--.. -... .- .,..,.,-...-,,.-..,.n ......,g.1..-...f--cf... ,,..',.,4., .......44,,... V - Q I 'av-few' Lf f '2 'ff-, E12 X 'givin W yi Ziff i X fm A 'fx X4 ' M.. I QQ! 4, . gm fi ea ,gf I ykfil 'F if ' :fin WiVl'tt A. A. BOARD The Athletic Association consisting ot a senior president and vice president, iunior secretary and treasurer, and representatives from each class has charge ot all athletic activities including the Alter- nating Play Days with Barstow and the hockey games with John Burroughs. This year Barstow play- ed at Sunset and after a triumphant victory in bas- ketball, we had a luncheon honoring Barstow. Our trip to John Burroughs wasn't as successful, but we are hoping that the future games will be more pro- mising. ln the tall and spring the Board sponsors a dance for the entire high-school. This year's fall dance was a great success with the added attrac- tion ot Tom Blair and the Westcoaster's. ln June the Board concludes its activities with the A.A. Awards Luncheon, at which letters and trophies are given to terminate a year ot athletic activities and good sportsmanship. -104- 7 4 Q Q95 Z' A ,jk 'ZX if agf W X s X 's, , '25 ,YJ X L K if M- 'M X N 1 v ' 2 A nv X , W Z I--mu.. , M, 5 V 4. .,,!5Av..,A F., 1 ' X ,EW5 2 fn! W ff ro- s o oll JC- ne .A. :re nd NK , ,iff ,Q-uf-4 President, Dee Dee Wilson Vice-President, Morfy McClelland Secretory, Nancy Robinson Treasurer, Carol Elbel -v wmmafm fi ,ff-' ' f o ffxx x xxb 1 vi f' N ,gm if 7 I X ,L if f Xt 1 ' V 91' ' 29 x. If L qi: an , '2 Q 305 - 9, 42 Bl , , gf I 2 fn as X ' 9 Zf ' f i, ii i i i 1 i i E Q lil 2 WW 3 1: 4 The John Burroughs Team B l Nl H l 'W ! Q l l l , l l , - ul X , l This is our Captain, Jane and our manager, Dee Dee i l V ill l 5 .lohn Burroughs The varsity hockey game between John Ill Burroughs of St. Louis and Sunset Hill has al- , ways been a great challenge to Sunsets var- ! l , V sity hockey team, for Sunset has never defeat- l ed Burroughs in this annual game. i 5, This year the team members, their par- ! ents, the student spectators, and the ever- present chaperones made the iourney by train to St. Louis. The Sunset varsity stayed with -106- '--2-fe - ' ' 1-an - if -,..s.i1,...ff-44...-.,.h54,..fyf ,2, :f -. sq.,.sy,.,..,,..2-.t.m-ref,-,Z-,es-f-.,.,.,...,,,.m,.,,.fvm.,,.,..-,..,,,...,., .,L,,,,,.,.....Y .,,, .,..-.-.,,..Af..-e,,, I Marrr-r-r---y Bliss went out to pi ------ ck some flowers. l 4 Leslie Strauss, big Sunset cheerleader' Who's your friend Gail? Hockey Weekend members ofthe John Burroughs team, and the spectators stayed at the Holiday Inn Motel. Burroughs won, 2 - 0, but this defeat did not noticeably dampen anyone's spirits, for the train ride back to Kansas City was one ride which the chaperones would like to tor- get. We may have to take a plane next time. c s What are you hiding, Luise? There are-always love comics on a train Sad isn't it, Robin? ..4,,.LL3Ls .pangs L.4.w..:.f,:,.:.L ,J-..1..f.,..-f-, P.. 4 5 LN Z ' M f , gi if' Q WA .32 1. gg Vafvfaf LK I ,Z wwf? , , , W 4 f f , 4 g nf, X ff f WZ f, 4 L 2 f ' f ?U ? .W ff' WW i , J ' j f' is , ,, , i ' f If ,vyf f A, ,X 4 A, Z v V E ? Q, I f ' Z , B1 I , A ,jy xs Top Row: Suzanne Mueller, Suzy Noah, Gay Latimer, Judy Tietze, Diane Layton, Ginger Dominick, Cynthia Denton, Susan Helman, Cacki Price, Sharon Wood. 2nd Row: Margo Newlin, Laurie Robertson, Margaret En- nis, Virginia Van Gundy, Michele Radford, Sally Hardy, Kathy Frick, Georgia McCraken, Cee Cee Hedges, Pam Frick, Katie McGreevy. 3rd Row: Laura Kitchen, Pat Hudson, Eden Martin, Mary Caroline Parker, Ann Bunting, Suzie Waddell. Blair Handly, Jane Andrews, Lucy Wilkinson. Seated: Lynn Christopher, Lynn Haynes, Kathy Long, Bar- bara Counsell, Linda Duboc. BRGNZE TEAM Captain-Jane Oliver ln spite of the efficient management of Jane Oliver, Captain, and Laurie Robertson, Co-cap- tain, the Bronze Team lost the basketball cup to the Gold Team this year, and succeeded only in tying tor the hockey cup, Winning a cup, how- ever, is not the main objective ofthe games be- tween these two teams. Because everyone in the school is a member of either the Bronze or the Gold Team, each girl interested in participating in sports has the chance to play in a competitive game situation, regardless ot her athletic ability. 108 - Kham T K V 2 e v , .,,,,.,,, ...,. ,s,,,,.u,, .. ,, f A Y K Y I - I 1 A A I In A ., U r. 3: , A A QM- . -I LA AAQVW I-ANAAMZVV WL, A. , I 'AA r , , A, . A. I ,i .V 1,Y .I . -I U, V L, ,A A .5 ,.,'L.,qlpA AN-Rik, qw'Ang',5:'- -i,',,.,,.,,1- ,q,.,:.q-,L,..f.,-.,-...4,..y......f , . - - - .- xg, J,-:A ,,'j,:.., -41-4 :l.l.7Q'V:..'--15--igvnf.-1-4:-4,-,-..f-...z-. i.. ....-.. ,N . -4- -1- SWIM! Aary tdly, Bar- ' S 'MAMA' ' , , x,, , M ,, N f 'W' wrt N, . , ,X , XLV, W, , , 4 ' ,X ,, ,M M fw if 5, 1 sa , A Z 4 , Q V ,L 2 ' , zz, f 'ff Aff . Q x , f X, g AV K: rw ,,a,! My ,V If ,. i X 5 F , - K , ,,, , f f if 4 QV V .X VM , 4 I ' Z fi ,J ' , ' X , , . ,, .4 ,flu X4 ' ' . GW-' 4 f,,,, , f, ' ' M H ' M I I X ' Z ,X ,YVV , is , 0 lf! If 6 g , l S 4 F i 4, ,,,, 2 J, 4 i ,vl , K, fv Top Row: Marion von Mayrhauser, Virginia Knock, Leslie Kennett, Ann Blackman, Laura Grant, Jane Sietert, Dee Dee Willson, Cathy Dodson, Blair Peppard, Cathy Clark. 2nd Row: Jeanie Keeny, Suzy Parker, Louise von Mayrhaus- er, Cindy Sanders, Sarah Chester, Debbie Harris, Barb Suli- van, Gail Bragg, Jessie Nichols, Sissy Torrance, Peggy Pyle, , Q ,f Barb Collett. 3rd Row: Beth Price, Shelia Miller, Cathy Connell, Debbie Wolfe, Carolyn Elbel, Jamie Poindexter, Mary Parker Fran- cis, Linda Lighton, Sarah Dunn, Francis Atkison. Seated: Michele Drisko, Diane Dennis, Fran Durrell, Sissy Strauss, Katy Kleb, Doris Miles, Linda Decker, .lane Long. GOLD TEAM Captain Suzy Parker and heij,Co-Captain, Jeanie Keeny led the Gold Team to victory in this year's basketball tournament, and to a tie in the hockey tournament. Both the Bronze and Gold Captains deserve credit for promoting and main- taining lnterest in the tournament games among the students and tor sustaining school spirit through out the hockey and basketball seasons. Captain - Suzy Parker -109- Z I 'N Q ., 'S VN' f f, f' vfg ' ,dx -' , I ' - X fm f uf f M' 34 f, Yay? Nh N 40' ,S , Xf 'xg X, , M K m . , , , ,. 1, ,' f 1 avi ri. fx ,l I V AI X V - M , N4 Q x w Freshmen-Sophomore Teom Junior-Senior Teom 1 I -110- , , , WML x' X ff ,ea , Z' , -' 1' ' is NH X l KX LS' i X X X x 2 N x Y' ' X ,,..-ad ww p 4 'X Q Q X X xx Q NSQQESX K Mk 1' x l' X QM fx ' 1 '-Q N1 N' S Eiga X NN N gwgi, Q N X 1 ' lk . Sw 'X 1 X . N 1 f - W 1 . 1 1 S wg sw, T L 1 .. Xxx N QQ A X S 1 A X 5 X S 1 X gm. A . AQ, , X 1 X 1 Q A .Nz I f ? x ,X 1 r me ff Q ,RQ . . f f X N ' S' V1 X Q , X Q' Freshmen-Sophomore Team wr ' N S A xx News Emi fxk nior-Senior Teom E -111- 'Nu' WWW 473, I ti K 1 t f Z Linda Lighton Ann Bunting Louro Kitchen 'Na-tgp., TEAM i Soroh Chester I , - , 1. . . -V. -- .- 1' -. ,.. . ..- .Q . -- 1 '- A . - - '. -, :-v , -,' J-. .-ies.:,.:f-,-1-,p9q,4x,v..,L,-,,,L..,,.,- :A ,.... ,-,...-f .. . . - - . ' , - Y - Y , , - - A- - - - tg - - , , ., ,,, r .,,.Y-A,A-,.4,,,4,-. - ,-1.,1.1..-.,..,,-:ug K.-.-J. ...,--..-.....1.,...f--M - - .Q l M - Av , 1 4- V.-,Q jug, 4, , , g,,,:,g- ,Wg-,Q,g.-..9.1.-...4f..H..-....-...L .-Je...-...v,....-N.- ,,... . , f A , -LS P SYSQXQ ' XXX, . SRE ?. X ' XM QS, wk 1 .Mfr w ' X Q X J ' 7 A .Xvw ,. NX XXA Michele Radford CAPTAINS K i 3 5 X . gk x .5 ,fy WX gy MM., Wy ,X i S , W ,,., ,mu 4 . .I A f -. ' iz ffvcfffff ,X ,,'yj5GZ.f,:.f,'2 QQ 1.1, Q-f.,if r:1Z,m, ,. ,ful ,ig ,, -1: vw f,. , ...., X- .i .., ! V A Q ,WV W WWW , ,W X si... X A X. XS X XA. .XHXX X. t X W , k xks JK ix, X X 'KX fs T X X X X MX 1 x ,X QR , X 1 'i X X X H. X N xx XXX X X XX S 3 . - 'NS -, X.,. QS . . f . . , y 15 . ff ',1 .5 mid! X' s ' A XX '. XX' . .- ,x , 1'.g..X-.e'Ev.Q f E. em fmw.. ' :X4 -5 '. S Sufi. X X yk XX XX . Pot Twymon ' 'QN- .-X A, 4' V, X i4i.,,NN X X X 'in 33E:5we.1.-- f '!. iii '1i1 i .. swf Giifiiif' ,4.,. ....,. R EMM' X v::ii?i,'?2iii5iiEi' X sfzsaeeilifw X ZfcJ12ff'f 'jQ' w .- Xn ::::f. i ix ' 5 Qx M' 50-1-.Q -X. 5 X .V I A gif'-X2 Lf' 'Q 3 .Q, , 215. ' I ' ,Wi H , ' f., N 1 .2 '. wb , fy, 'f f 1 1 xx f .3 K .. fam I A t .E 13.1 x . x ,, . ,,.,.... , ' Aajfvjw I ff , A . W - ' ' mf Nancy Robinson Dione Dennis 11 ? Y K THE SOCIAL SERVICE BCARD lhe function of the Sunset Hill Social Service Board is to guide those students interested in giving a share in helping people less fortunate than they. The board is composed of two representatives from each High School class. Under the leadership of Judy Tietze, president, and the guidance of Miss lda Wied, sponsor, the Social Service Board this year has shown inventive- ness and initiative in performing its iob. lts activi- ties have also been based on the traditions of for- mer years, such as on having each class adopt a Thanksgiving-and-Christmas family for which food, clothing and toys are collected, and on organizing fund-raising drives. For the United Funds S860 was raised, with lOO'Xs participating 'in High School. The students have seen the board active in cooky Sales as well as in performance of assemblies. ln the fall the board was represented at a High School Red Cross camp at Unity Farm. This year has been an active one for the So- cial Service Board. lt has helped to put the whole student body in contact with the thought of one's responsibility towards others. .. 'H n Eggs :Z YNFSSN . 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Luise von Mayrhauser . - , 7, Z WW f f f ,ff r, ,CX ixyfai iff Wf ffm ,149 rf rf M122 l l W Z if -123- Www Back row, left to right-Anne Stokstad, Janet Price, Kathy Connell, Ginger Dominick, Cynthia Denton, Susie Dick, Mar- garet Boyer, Janet Harris, Cathy Long, Linda Decker, Shar- on Wood, Nicky Deramus, Sally Ferguson, Barbara Allen, Diane Layton, Gail Bragg, 2nd row-Michele Drisko, Sheila Miller, Sally Hardy, Laura Kitchen, Margo Newlin, Debbie Wolfe, Debbie Harris, Sara Dunn, Mary Caroline Parker, Mrs. McMillan, Choir Director 4' A' , at ' f i 4 .,,.. .. X , , , fs 'W Kathy Frick, Virginia Van Gundy, Pamela Frick, 3rd row- Edeen Martin, Barb Collett, Katie Kleb, Ann Bunting, Lynn Haynes, Judy Tietze, Leslie Kennett, Sarah Chester, Blair Peppard, Jamie Poindexter, Blair Nichols, front row-Mi- chele, Radford, Suzy Parker, Margaret Ann Ennis, Lisa Parr, Lynn Christopher, Fran Durrell, Keath Rhoden, Suzanne Mueller, Susan Helman. OFFICERS President ...... . . .Blair Nichols Vice-President. . . .... Judy Tietze Librarian. . . .... Susie Dick CHCIR Choir was not flat this year, thanks to the able direction of Mrs. Thomas E. McMillan, the head of Sunset's Music Department. The Sunset Choir is made up of girls from the four high school classes who have better-than-average voices and who are sincerely interested in singing. This group participates in many school civic activities during the year. Choir sang on the Plaza during the Ad- vent season, and performed admirably at the Vespers pageant, keeping their composure in spite of falling scenery. Choir also participated in grad- uation at the close of the year. V . ,- . -., . . -, .,'.- - .Y .Af - ' . . . ... . -.--- -- - ' . ,-'- . ,- ' . -3441:-lgpgeda' I. -L ,lg JJ-K,-I .4,j -V A -, '. 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TEA X 0X0Xff wwf ' X X X0 XX Xw NNW ' X X f' X ,f X J X, X 'Q X ' S Q X Q02 fwmw Wg XXX X X X X f , O S X X f X X 1 4X Xf 4 Y X fX f Xf f X X14 0 W NS X Q Q4 Q X XXV f X X Q 1 X XX 1 X X 1 X S936 1 N 1 9X X X N74 X Wiz., 4X f '5 Z2 VX aff? X, yX..,M, X? uf W ff W f 7 4 Z 4 wx Q Q, ,Mm ,N W X ff 'A WW WMAX ,wfvwwy 1 ' f4?!!,5g, Zifwm , ,WL , ?5?Wf -137- 5 WZ X f Ifqwwwf , xxx f UPPER SCHOOL FATHER ,-.. .-... ....,f...-,N.. .- 1.4.4-.Nf-.,.......f...,..-...-,.4.f,-1 .... ....-.-.-.-m.,:.-.1- Agn ,Q-. ,,,.- - G, ,,..,.-.r , ., , ,U ,,, , A H N' JU. 5' 31.255 Q DAUGHTER DINNER SENIGR CLASS WILL , Portia Adams, will my brains to Suzy Parker. , Ann Cozad, will my sophisticated appearance to Cathy Dodson. Diane Dennis, will my litter bag to Pat Twyman for empty cans. Cathy Dodson, will my l8-inch waist to Sally Ferguson. Laura Grant, will my pillows to Leslie Strauss. ' Cee Cee Hedges, will my peroxide to Suzy Parker. V 'Pat Hudson, will my camera to Lynn Christopher. Gay Latimer, will a map of the William Jewell campus to Judy, Diane, Laurie, and Laura. Marty McClelland, will my body to science. Judy McGuire, will leave. Carla Maggiori will my ski pants to B.B. Blair Nichols, will my five o'clock shadow to any aspiring Lolitas. Janet Price, will my charge account at Swanson's to Terry Mosely. Laurie Robertson, will my nerve to Blair Handley and Kathy Connell. Jane Siefert, will my car to Peggy Pyle. Anne Stokstad, will return all the books l have stolen. Judy Tietze, will the low alto section to Mrs. McMillan. Betsy Wilkinson, will the interns at General Hospital to Jennifer Lea and Frances Atkeson. DeeDee Willson, will Jackson Cooper to anyone who will take Him. I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I SENIOR ROSTER We, vote ourselves - the coolest Senior Class ever. Usually found-on the Terrace. We would die it-anyone found where we got our class Christmas tree. Most remembered for-having the biggest turn over in Student Council. Favorite Saying-Whose parents are out of town this weekend? We'd like to forget-Sunset. Sunset would like to forget-us. Greatest Fear-the cigarette tax will go up. Secret Ambition-to return to Aspen. Pet Peeve-authority. Like to be- accepted. We will never understand-why the teachers keep leaving after a year of us. Prize Possession-our good conduct medals. -14O- I Sunset Fire Laws ladapted from Mt. Holyoke Fire Laws of l87Ol lf a fire breaks out in the new building, the young lady who first discovers it may have per- mission to pour a pail of water on the fire, even if she is in a Supervised Study Hall. If it is not then extinguished, she may go at once to Miss Kaatz, who will give her permission to go to the Ad- ministrative office and inform Mrs. Green of the matter. Mrs. Green will then give her permis- sion to go to her home-room to contact her sponsor, who will send her to the bell-girl , Mrs. Eisenberger, who will cause a long bell to be rung. The young ladies will then assemble in the library, and Mrs. Green will rise and say, Good morning or Good afternoon, young ladies, as the case may be. We have ascertained that a fire has broken out on the premises and it will be necessary for you to do some benevolent work. All who are willing to assist will arise. Their names will then be taken in alphabetical order by Miss Strother. Then Mrs. Green will say, You may all arise. Those who have leaky pails may remain standing, while the rest may be seat- ed. Their names will be taken in alphabetical order, and then they may go to their home-rooms, take their pails, and carry them to the Alfred Tyler Hemingway Gymnasium, where Miss Miller will exchange them for whole ones. The bell will then ring again, and all will meet in the Li- brary. Each class, with its sponsor at its head, will then march to Loose Park Pond, fill their pails and return. To avoid confusion, no two young ladies must empty their pails on the fire at the same time. No one must leave her place until the one immediately preceding her has returned. lf it becomes evident that the building will burn down, a long bell will ring again, and the young ladies will meet in the Library. They will then be told to go to their rooms at the close of the exercise, put their rooms in order, being especially careful to dust the upper shelf in the closet, and to pick up all candy wrappers on the floor. Seniors are admonished to pay especial attention to this part of the exercise regarding the cleaning of the room. As the coca-cola bottles are refundable, Seniors must be especially careful to rescue them from the fire. Each girl will then stack her books and other belongings very neatly and place them in her locker. All purses must be removed from the building as the school will not be responsible for any loss of money. The seniors will then march promenade step out of the west door, and the iuniors, having received special permission from Miss Blair Nichols, Senior Fire Captain, to exit across the Senior Terrace, will side-step out the south door. Then as the young ladies will be scattered through the campus, a long bell will be rung through the streets, and they will all march to Jacob Loose Park, where Miss Wied will be found seated on the Civil War Monument, ready to excuse all excusable exceptions made during the fire. If it is ascertained that the fire broke out on the Senior Terrace, all responsible Seniors will thereupon remove their names from the Honor Study Hall List. N.B. There is to be absolutely no gum-chewing during the exercise. -141- Y . J - f .-.,..e.,. ,. ,.--. - - ...-.-.1 -4.1-.e f ,.aLf.g.4,x.:.-.:.L4:.b.s-geg:4skL,egg-:gL.fQ. sin, 154,41-,,.:1.w1-,.., 6-sf...-u...k,,:. S is, ss XXX is Mrs. Green, we wouIdn't smoke on the senior terrace! -142- JW 3 Nome Mrs. C Miss 4 Mrs. Miss Miss Mme Miss Mrs Mr: Mi: m..w.-.:,.-.... ..-4.-,Q-n-:.f..u .... - ,, ,,.,,,,,J,., 1 A, N, ., V , ,QI Y ,I . ,I I , , .. . ..- . I A' Name Mrs. Caulkins Miss Crockett Mrs. Eisenberger Miss Hullsick Miss Kaatz Mme Manheim Miss McCracken Mrs. McMann Mrs. McMillan Miss Miller Alias The 9 A.M. wonder Jackie Audubon Jean Gerdapoo The Philosopher Cleo Mrs. McFudd Elvis Dee TEACHERS Pet Peeve The Seniors Yankees Gossips U.S. Made clothes People who are late to her study halls. Careless Mistakes Proctering Judy McGuire in Study Hall The Seniors' Sophomoric Humor People Who don't like her 20-song spectaculars. Spastics -143- Favorite Saying Anything you can do, the 8th graders at Old Mission can do better Jane! you are so stupid! The birds is coming!!! ln Europe.. . Yes, Mrs. Green. Trop De Fautes, Blair Who is supposed to be in study hall? Let's face it girls, l hate working on this yearbook. How would you like to go to the office? I think poking her eyes out would be con- sidered a foul. -,. ....,.,. , ,i..-.' - - ' ...ink 'JA-.: ,.a.-.. ' ,,-.z,,e..f, - - .,n-gs-n. '.:w.::.1.:f:1: .. ,,...s.n-.-1-. fzwdmk-e:f,..f. L.-Axel. Usually Found Up 'til 4 AM Trying to figure out where she is. Checking upon senior absentees. Walking around the Plaza in her Tyrolean peasant skirt. Looking for trouble In the teachers' lounge Looking for Judy McGuire Building Brick walls. Spoon- feeding. Sneering MORE TEACHERS Name Alias Pet Peeve' Miss Strother Strother- Vacations bother Mme Tron Frenchie People who leave the lab units on. Miss Weid' Ima Absentees Weed Mrs. Green The The Jolly Green Messy Glflnl Senior- Room Favorite Saying You just can't do that!! En Francias, S'il vous Plait. No Laura don't stick a match in the Carbon Disulfide. The Seniors must have done it. . . .and here they are, God love 'em cawwm smrwdvwnw swf, sax! N 55 ,N sss vd-. 55x ,feQwSQN5x mx Xe ss YS N- i X ,. F X ss ctw sc SYR x rs QS, s SSSSG- css NSS! xo xslt -mi sk S SSS sk SSN ew U55 tx .JEXQVQ X Sw V. fswf: 555 xxx? .E iw f fYw i igii A gg? 3 5 . 'S :gs Usually Found Looking for Fred. ln the Language Lab ln the Senior Room. ln her air- conditioned office. Ssesss .cgsws gSXxX S S Q X. SSR s X XXQ RESNA Sxxkses Msgs ,,.,,mvM'4 ' ' ' ss.s.m.s Jaan I Cor0l3 Trudy Mario Scotty Letitic Ann l Suzai Holly Mary Joan Chai Car: Jane Hele Jean Joa Flol Dia Pat Sue Mc Mc Dc Su Ja n :und Jr Om. f- ted Graduating Class ot Nineteen Hundred Forty Eight Joan Abernathy: Carolyn Ball: Trudy Beniamin: Mariorie Berkshire: Scotty Dunlap: Letitia Engel: Ann Foster: Suzanne Ginsberg: Holly Holliday: Mary Evan Holte: Joan Howerton: Charlotte Keeling: Carolyn Kiger: Jane Kingman: Helen Mag: Jeanne Mitchell: Joanne Mitchell: Florence Porter: Diane Robison: .Patricia Skaggs: Sue Smart: Mary Gower Thompson: Mary Lawler Walsh: Dorothy Williams: Sue Scott Wilson: Jane Woodruff: Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Wm. G. Downes, 80 Barksdale Rd., West Hartford, Conn. George Boutel, 6432 Calla Rosa, Scottsdale, Arizona Dewey Ziegler, 8347 Delmar Lane, Shawnee Mission, Kansas Raymond F. McCloskey, 118 Tropicana Dr., Oceanside, Calif. 825 West 56th Street, Kansas City 13, Missouri Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Letitia Engel Ricketts, 6027 Lockton Lane, Shawnee Mission, Ks. Cornelius E. Lombardi, Jr., 211 W. 70th Terr., Kansas City, Mo. Harry Statland, 1016 W. 69th Terr., Kansas City 13, Mo. Robert Reid, 225 E. 70th, Apt. 12H, New York 21, N. Y. Robert P. Welch, 2739 Laguna St., San Franciso 23, Calif. Harold Yeagley, 10722 Sycamore, Hickman Mills, Mo. G. Marshall Bliss, Jr., 1220 W. 61st St., Kansas City, Mo. 1021 W. 67th Terrace, Kansas City, Missouri Mrs. Peter B. McDonough, 42B Rye Colony, Park Avenue, Rye, N. Y. Mrs. Oliver Wolcott, 2309 Clermont, Denver 7, Colorado Mrs. Richard Menuet, 5420 Baltimore, Kansas City 12, Mo. Mrs Mrs Jabez J. MacLaughlin, 36 West 39th St., Kansas City 13, Mo. Howard K. Loomis, 215 North 2nd, Independence, Kansas Mrs. Robert D. Kelce, 904 Briar Hill Road C., Edgemont, Illinois 434 4 West Lake Harriet Blvd., Minneapolis 10, Minn. Mrs. Frank Terry, 408 W. 60th Terr., Kansas City 13, Mo. Mrs. Kevin McKibbin, 202 Chamisa, Los Alamos, New Mexico 2804-a N. Street, N. W., Washington, D. C. Mrs. Everett Jenkins, 7461 Via Capri, La Jolla, Calif. Mrs. Arnold Eversull, 4506 W. 66th Terr., Shawnee Mission, Ks. Mrs. Jack Hutter, 305 17th St., Wilmette, lllinois A ges ot Children Boys Girls 6,4,8-2 8 8 10 7,6,8f3 10813 98:7 98.4 68-3 7 0 0 0 0 8 58:4 0 0 6,7,8i12 48.10 3,8.7Mo. 78-4 7 5 8,6,5,8t6Mo. 108-6 8 3boys 2girls 13:3 58.10 3 78.9 38-1 7 fr,:-,'fae.,f- ...:,.g.f. --,:c.Q.,,s,.:g1.fL4-..::.:e..:.4.iu-.e.g4,s.z.,e:sgs...:4i:5. gags,-ir. 1:4,.:eg,.1::7, ,..w....s ...,.g,.f. sd' 1' 1 f' X., X,- KY-, C4 4 X., N1 L Q H Hi ya, fzwfal vm U15 Ggcr -'.:..k..4g..qs-n--..a:',:..auf..-sf .I:,,.:.v-nuff,-..f.f.-f,-..'.Q.:.w.1 .1-,.-.-. .,, -...- .......,...--.-- b A ,,.,,,, ,-. 11- ,Y --E--p ..,.,-x,,..n-, E. .N f-IA-,P--f-E-.-,I ,. Salutahons COMPLIMENTS Fe C C 'O S Yonke Furnzture Studzo Congrafulahons an Sympathy C hom coUN'rRY CLUB LAUNDRY AND CLEANERS The JUnlOfS' A TWIN SERVICE You WILL LIKE A M tSh pp gC t 95th LEAWOOD KANSAS TEL Ml 9 7222 Creafiye Arrangements WeddIng SSFVICG Decorahve ACCESSOTIGS Anhques Comphmenfs of The Palmer House of Frames VA 1 3900 M OH 5028 M B h Off c B12 W t48th Compllmenfs Rudy FIck Ford Company H ' OF d Our ompliments ain ice: ain ranc i e: es I TMIIEIIIIIIILIQ JIFIIIIQI East all Ronchmar o in en er, 8LMission,Rd. of - 149 - wp V MM, ,V , .. HW-. .M,.,L-,,,.saE.,gL.g..Ef.EE1.L,:,zs--,,21.,LL.-1 C,-Li, ',.2i,..:,.Apw,..m:w... PURITAN COMPRESSED GAS CCRPORATICN Dlstrlbutmg Products and Supplying Servlce SOMEHOW A SCHOENHARD MAN JUST NATURALLY STANDS OUT FROM THECROWD -E-.. .,.,E',-E-.,v.A,1,'4,.v-IE.-.,vf r E..-x,.. ,U Compliments . Wild Bird Feed Sunflower Seed Bird Feeders Kafhy WALDO GRAIN COMPANY 7801 Wornall Road EM. 3-I I I I Connell A JosH s CoiFFuREs BRUCE SMITH DRUGS personalized hair styles No 25 on the mall Prairie Village Kansas EN 2-3100 EMerson 3-3380 Parking in Rear Dog Food, Salt' Fertilizer and Seeds 333 Meyer Wesl Kansas Gly, M GREEN JEWELRY COMPANY Mo ng ith CARE-E ery he e I0'l0 Walnut Street - S'nce I923 - ' 1885 ERATERNHY AND soizoizirv JEWELRY 0 U T H EE ENGRAVED INVITATIONS MOVING C7 STORAGE CO. CRESTED STATIONERY A9203 - U 'fed Vaf' L' 2 I DiAMoNDs-wATcHEs JACKSON 3300 CLASS RINGS AND PINS ' Compliment of FOR ARTIST AND CRAFT MATERIALS Langley s Craft C ON THE PLAZA 4740 Pennsylvania Avenue Kansas City2 Missouri R B 6 JEFFERSON 1 4949 Insurance enter Clzff C Jones Jr -151- vi w' v w r i S Since ni in s, nc. I 1 Q I 0 o ' I . VA. 1-3307 SKEER FLANAGAN 8x WHITE mi imiiw Business Property Specialists 1305 Commerce Trust Building ON THE PLAZA 216 W. 47TH ST X JEWELER - GEMOLOGIST Compliments of a Poor Father with THREE daughters For Shopping Want A Horse? Outstanding Horses FOR SALE For Lunch Enioy making new friends For Convenience rides picnics 8. a good time 'ls 'he SUNNY HILL STABLES Country Club Plaza ofcourse H9 81 Roe Blvd. Mr Deloss Wilke 152 Goes Places Qay Gibsm QI 5. ,I I - -- ' I 5 1'- .-4.4.0. - . -Y'--aw-1, -. f441 410--Qu ,Q-1-.wr -r.-1-ff-vi-..,rn'f xcyvvn-I-.A.,...-c:,:.qv-'rf-rs .A-. -A ,-Yu- -..- I I I I I I -I II I Compllments I I I I I PEHIIY KE T I I I I BAE EU I II KANSAS CITY MISSOURI BUFFALO NEW YORK Gas lights protect and beautlfy your yard porch pool or patlo They cost so llttle to operate you never need to turn them off See the many models at THE GAS SERVICE C0 SOSLAND ENVELOPE CO I SOSLAND PRESS INC . Envelope Manufacturers I7. I I Prlnfers omcl Publishers ,., II, III I II I Il F I I I I I GRound I-1833 It TENTI-I AND WYANDOTTE I I., 13 I . II. I I I, gr .I O III II II III , II I2 I2 IIII I, I IIII ... ' I X 1 1 1 I Q I II I 4 I I i. ,5I, QI ,I I aI ' I I I I I I I - I I I I I , I XIII II f ' .II I I.I I II I II I j, I I II I' II - I i II! I O I II I I I I 1 I -154- 'I'E,1.4kIDQlEII?,S THE SERVICE BANK OF KANSAS CITY NAT IO NAL GRAND AT TWELFTH KANSAS CITY MISSOURI K ., ,.::,. .:,,. E ZZ, . , Il ,. , MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION I cv-9, -Y 1 A '04 ,, 9 W' 0' ' ff .ff 9 ' 1 J IM .- o .- ., 7.- Q.. 4, ,, ,M 1 4-W ' I., 0'-' , -. 1.0! 0 .v ,-' 0,6-.X , 1 Q 0 the LABEL of distinctive furs COMPLIMENTS if Qs off' ALEXANDER S 234 on the Promenade Em 3-2640 WARD PARKWAY CENTER OF MW 9' if 0 00:3 Q' fo I - 155 IF DIANE DENNIS AND HER FRIENDS THEIR HOMEWORK AS THEY DO WATCH ING MY SHOW THEN THEY D ALL MAKE BETTER GRADES Z film 10 15 WEEKNIGHTS KMBC TV WOULD SPEND AS MUCH TIME DOING -156- qALI7- yn mn ANNACLAIRS Meltm yourmouth vamlla creams I and dark crrspy wrth pecans ours excluslvely' E 'erf ' ' ': 7.55.-gfg J.:-:- .::-gg.,-.. :, V, . .. , , , , , ,- 5 Q V-1-if-.13-l--.J-gifs:.,It.famrl-Q:Jme,5::5:::s:.'f5:r5:::5:fy:::g:. -. i e CHUCULATES 523. 15 Z' O C7 2 Q! 0-9 sv Q. QD 1 X' QI D Q. Us Z' :+ c.,.W.,,.,... 1 A. , , ' .:-- Hana-dipped in rich, pure ' , ' nut clusters, chips, nougats and ' . , 'if it ' creams to delight your taste. -,.-.,, ,152 X X is W lr ...... ? , , .f I ,,,'- 5' 5 s 'W L A 1.5f.'f , e - v yi I Q37 I 2 ', 'F-:fs fi F1 f F- 5 , , , c Grant crrspy-fresh pecans smothered rn I ,A smoothest caramel and dipped in butter- TURKS f if Q . 4 ,I , jx an rich chocolate . . . GOOD! fy , t W 5 tjlflwags FRESH, wyozesom AND Delicious! PRICE CANDY CO. ' 2 WEST 39TH ST., KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI -157- Compl imenfs Comphmenfs of 101 BRUSH CREEK PHONE VA 1-2244 Bennett Schneider s COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND WINSTEADIS DRIVE-IN Compliments Sfrauss Peyfon -158- Seldhfz Pcunf 81 Varmsh Company Konsos Cnty Mnssourn 18th. ond Garfield -159- . ...u,g. .-,..:L.:L.h.:,a,-..L,Q..: Jf.4Z,:,zL-.,,g1,:L1.A.,L:..5-,QLQ :am ,,:44+,-ax-. 1h:,..:,s,..:1..1:17,.1n .-gf..-X ..- Harms, Upham 62 Co New York Stock Exchange INQUIRIES INVITED Resident Partners Milton McGreevy I O Hockaday Thomas J McGreevy 912 Baltimore Avenue 800 West 47th Street For VW s RED or otherwise PAUL S OPTICAL CO PAUL R O BRIEN IE 1 3181 4630 I C Nichols Pkwy Kansas City 12 Missoun Art Bunker s Kansas City 5, Missouri Vlctor 2-6622 Kansas City 12, Missouri 1 i M. ,avg ' 1-aa.-nssL.i1,....ffmf-...,.f.:5-jmqg-1-2,.1q-ufN,s:,:ff.:1f- pq-,-iy-fs-1.-:f..v7-.s,,.n4. ,a-am- , f ,ig-7w,..-ffnvzyf'-::w5 FOR SHOPPING. .. For Straight A's in Campus Clothes rare eirrs. . . GACH HOUSE Cloths You Ton Ill Conti' FOR FUN. . On The Plaza Blue Ridge Mall K.U. Campus lT'S . E l- wg Liven Up Your Spring Vacation! Q can Kansas City Compliments of A FRIEND Paul and Toories Chaperone Service Aspen, Colorado Parties, picnics hinges and balls ' -- l' I 3 ' f f i i' ' .ft fn --gg ' -' J . '-'Lk '-L --- 11.5.2-::. -14 ' i-s,:,.a.bn-..,.f,w,.mL,.f - ,...M..f,...,,,.. ,. V . ., .,.. . . V . .. ,,- ..., -...,. .. . g..,......p,..,-. ,...fm ..Mw,.1.-av- ll gg - l Ei K IK faves A Sans Tiygl 2 Insurance and Surety Bonds U l M0Ull0n Gfeen 220 Nichols Road Moulton Green, Jr. WEStP01't L5333 l l l ill l lil ll le McDaniel Title Company ilrl Q3l?l r Compliments ot Title Insurance - Abstracts - Escrovirs . - Ci Morris Wzzfkms 1021 Grand Kansas City, Mo. 311 North Osage Independence, Mo. 4 North Main Liberty, Mo. i 162 - Compliments Land Sharp Chevrolef -163- LQL. ,.:4 , :,g.,.:qw,. ,1 W. .m.-,:f,.Q.- . Lc to the Closs of '63 Home Uffice. ' IF , J . 2 5 Compllments ot Good Luck' Home Sovlngs Assocuotuon 1000 Grand Avenue 5 Brookszde Branch 336 West 63rd Street Inland Hold Storage i Q -164- I LONELY? PARTICULAR?. . . CALL. . RICK ROBIN TIGER JOHN D. MONTY BALDY KOOKIE SAMMY JOHNCIE REGGIE DEC SHEPPO SPEEDY WILLOW HELLAVABUT TERRY KENT DICK I OR LEXI ACE TOMMY BOB RICKY CXO THE DIPSY DOODLE IF NO ANSWER, CALL SNOWFLAKE APTS. ROOMS 3 AND 4. LONELY? NOT PARTICULAR? CALL VERL OR CAR FENDER CXO ASPEN JAIL. S. SAVE OUR SENIORS TO LAURA - JUST WHAT YOU ALWAYS WANTED! f-1 Kzwfzplzmenfs U15 Szfplzvmores -166- Compliments of OUR ASTUTE FRESHMAN CLASS '41 FCS:-4: COMPLIMENTS Railway Commumccmons -169- Comphmenfs The Elecfra Company -170- 1 WWW fyfysif --gxk Now the west has really gone 'way out Once upon a time these were honest ranch pants Genyounne Authentlc as an Oklahoma drawl Now, wow' Colors that swung Colors that zrng Colors loaded wlth enough ylppee to bring the sheriff out shootmg Lee's K ll Green ulck lock up the horses About S6 95 great western taulonng ln Red, Purple, Turquouse, e y q Way Out West colors in authentic Lady Westernerse' by L99 -171- Compllments Umon Fmcmce Company LINWOOD STATE BANK Llnwood Blvd ond Forest Deon Wolters s Service Station 5200 State Lune Complnments Mr McGuire A gltt from .loccord s as olwoys something specuoll of Q Compliments ot Kvmplzmcnfs a frzcnd . I I I Compliments of John S Watkms St B th 8. C em ro ers O Mzssourz Bank Investment Bankers Corporate and Mumcaple Securltles 920 Walnut Street Natlonal and Local Issues Kansas Clty 6 Mmssoun Member COMPLETE FRIENDLY BANKING SERVICE 3! INTEREST ON DAILY BALANCES MEMBER F D I C Madwest Stock Exchange I009 Baltimore GR I 6460 I as I I I I I I , I I I I I I I , I, II I I . II III vt III 'I3 IIE II' II I, HI ISI I V I I I ISI I? fl: MI, .Q ig: It ' . . :II . If n I 12 In IIN n a is S V My 4. it II I ' o Ig 0 H . ,II I It I - 174- PORTIA ADAMS ANN COZAD DIANE DENNIS CATHY DODSON LAURA GRANT CEE CEE HEDGES PAT HUDSON GAY LATIMER MARTY MCCLELLAND JUDY MCGUIRE CARLA MAGGIORI BLAIR NICHOLS JANET PRICE LAURIE ROBERTSON JANE SIEFERT ANNE STOKSTAD JUDY TIETZE BETSY WILKINSON DEE DEE WILLSON f. ,. 1-.M.h.1 - , ,' .-.-.m l -..' .--44. ,., . PLEASE WRITE US! 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