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

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lf I 1 Fourth Row--Iune Weiser, Mildred Tomecal, Mary Elizabeth Finn, and Conice Hursh. Third Row-Donald Gholson, Bill Wells, Warren Taylor, Louis Shaffer. Bill Babbitt, and Bob Meyer. Second Row-Martha Zuck, Roumaine Holi, Martha Sue Crawford. Bernice Novosel, Shirley Hayward, Iean Icenoqle. Shirley Pray, and Doris Seamans. First Row-John Garlock, Eugene Scoli, lack Revitle, David Widder. Iim Dacy. lack Labowilz, Bert Ross, and Mr. Paul B. Williams. The National Thespian So- ciety is an organization for high school students excelling in drama. lt is purely honorary and admittance is based upon the number of points earned. These points are earned by taking part in a play or by being a member of a crew or production staff. lt is decided by the teach- er how many points shall be given for different things, although he may use a suggested point system. Ten points are required for membership and stars are given to those who earn additional points. A four-star member is an Honor Thespian. jefiloian by MAIIJORIE JEAN CAPELL 29 The members of the club pay no yearly dues. The 51.50 fee, paid when the student is accepted as a member, includes the life- long membership and a year's subscription to the High School Thespian. The pin, which is a comedy and tragedy mask, is available to every member, al- though it is not included in the fee. The stars by the name of a person on a play program, indi- cate the number of stars he has earned. Initiation is usually held once or twice a year.

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Second Row-Richard Wall. Beily Gene Hedslrom, Margaret Wenski, Dan Millikan, Mr. G. W. Corporon. Paul Zeh, Paul Domanasky. and Al Fowler. First Row-Virginia Roseberry. Lois Benson, Josephine Iuiliano, Eleanor Lasler, Mary Margaret Gaynor, Alice Kutchko, and Bonnie Maior. Qu!! gd .Siva Students performing outstand- ing work on the three Wyandotte publications -- the Pantograph, by the weekly newspaperg the Qui- verian, year bookg and Pencraft, the literary magazine-are recom- mended for membership in an international society for high school journalists, the Quill and Scroll. The society was formed by a group of high school super- visors April IO, l926, to encour- age individual achievement in journalism. Eligibility to the society re- quires the student to have a scholastic standing in the top BisT'1'Y GENE HIEDSTROM 28 third of the senior class, a recom- mendation by the students ad- viser, and approval by the na- tional secretary. When accepted into the society, the student pays two dollars to cover the cost of a gold-plated pin, a year's subscription to the Quill and Scroll magazine, and any expenses involved in keep- ing records. Special badges are awarded for a few cents more to editors and business managers, Sixteen nominees were selected for membership this year into the Wyandotte division, the William A. Bailey chapter.

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Members of the National Honor Society repeat cz pledge as they kneel with buming tapers before the spirit of achievement. Wafiona ,Honor ociefg Marjorie Asel Wanda Baldwin Mary Jeanne Ballou Lois Benson Lorenz Beuschel Julian Bishop Leland Bohl Eleanor Broughton Catherine Brunski Geraldine Carr Marjorie Cheatum Melvin Cohn Earl Cole, Jr. Dorotlfy Mae Dahlin Helen Dickerson Betty Lou Dickey Paul Domanasky Betty Emmons Elaine Falconer Ralph Falwell Mary Elizabeth Finn Patricia Foree Albert Fowler John Garlock Mary Margaret Gaynor Leatrice Gibbs Sophie Glinka Wilbur Goll Marvin Gregg Wallace Grimes Joseph Gubar Martha Haines Bob Hammer Charlotte Hargis Betty Gene Hedstrom Phyllis Hodges Arthur Hrelac Conice Hursh Don liams Betty James Sue Jamieson Edith May Lord Dacile Marts Paoli Massaglia Julie Lou May Virginia McCune Robert Mclntire Marjorie McKee Jeanne Messersmith Helen Metaxas NATIONAL HUNOR SUCIETY .E W Z.. X 1 X Lge John Jennings Ralph Johnson Josephine Juiliano Raymond Karr Alice Kutchko Jean Kyle Jack Labowitz Diana Larson Joy Larson Clarissa Miller Dorothy Lee Miller Ruth Mitchell Lillie Mosimann Gorman Neel Robert Neustrom Naomi Obee Joseph Pavicic Betty Jean Probst Dorothy Reynolds Robert Riley Elma Jean Risser Tommy Roberts Barbara Roquette Virginia Roseberry Bert Ross Anita Rotert Thomas Rupert Marion Russell Janice Schalling Ernest Schlachter Edward Scoles Doris Seamans Eileen Seay Elaine Stuart Albert Svaglic Warren Taylor Mary Lou Tevis Doris Uland Edith Vose Luther Welsh Margaret Wenski Pauline Werner David Widder Willard Widder Alice Jeanne Wilso Lora Beth Worline Naomi Wright Jessie Yount Paul Zeh Martha Zuck I1