Wyandotte High School - Quiverian Yearbook (Kansas City, KS)

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3------V As a bird might have seen the seniors just before they entered the auditorium to to register for their final school year. Here we find some of the boys getting in a final session of loafinq before getting prepared for the annual grind. Catching up on the latest and discussing the boys, these girls are found awaiting the call to the assembly. Q' U lftlfl Registration Day at Wyandotte marked the time for students to put away their fishing tackle and swimming suits and prepare for a year of learning. Seniors and juniors enrolled Wednesday morning and after- noon, respectively, the week be- fore school started. The under- classmen, Thursday, sophomores in the morning and freshmen in the afternoon. The purpose of Registration Day is to acquaint students with their teachers, subjects, and gen- eral routine, and if any subject changes are desired, the students make them before the beginning of school. In registering, the student first assembled in the auditorium, V-

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UWA BEEI where he heard talks by Principal j. F. Wellemeyer and Vice-Princi- pal Clyde Hume. After this assembly, the student received the card containing his schedule of subjects for the year and the room and teacher he was to have for each suhiect. This li courses the student chos st was made out according to the e the pre- vious year. A regular passing to each class then followed. These shortened hours gave the student a chance to be familiarized with his teachers, classmates, requirements, fees, and location of rooms. By acquainting the student with his schedule, much confusion of the first day of school was cut and School wo ' 'fr rlx began immediately. These charming co-eds are in the act oi receiving some information about their program cards from Vice-Principal Hume. Line forms in the lobby! Here you see our honorable seniors in line for program cards lor their last time lthey hooej. Getting off to a brisk start! Registration day found students attending all of their new classes tor a short session. by IDEAN MII-liUliN