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

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Diafy NQVV Year I am going to try to please my teachers. I will not remember the time johnny got fresh. I will get my lessons faithfully. Etc., etc., etc. I think that this needs no tales. U Alias 'Daniel Webster'l 7:3 Debatants are now warming up for the jabber contests. The Star shines forth with its annual oratorical contest. Will it be Consti- tootionu or Constitution Wineball Day ff j .1 Blub-glub-blub. I-Ieh! I-Ieh! We can too eat candy in school Cone 'P day in the yearj. Nevertheless the prohibition officers shall be notified- N kg-jvmf Wineballs, tut, tut, whoever heard of such foolishness. , Fifteen RAI-IS for the junior Play. Crimson Quintet The basketball team is really a doggy this year. They're so hot that the game seems dull. just separate two numbers, one in units and the other in tens and you have a good score, representative of this seasons returns. Wyandotte I-Iigh School never saw such a team since 1923. March. 25. Why did the State Championship have to go up in smoke in the semi-finals? Marionettes Clank, clank, clank. Whadda ye say there I-luck? Uh, yes, jean Gros' Marion- ette Show and the Student Loan Fund do have a connection. There aint no strings on us. Page Forty-four Friends, Romans, and Countrymen, lend me your ears-

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Thanksgiving MMM! The first turkey and the first vacation for a long, m . . . fy X 54-I long, long time. We surely appreciate our Pilgrim Fathers. f Q 1 Fx Oh boy, wasn't that a nice, big, fat turkey in the Pantograph7 l hope no one minds the stuffings. We sure came out for a victorious season in feetball . X55 Follies Sl Get hot, baby, get hot! If the Quiverian would only have to raise 6 X money more than once a year. Miss l-Ioar and I-lazel Engler sure know XJ their stub' when it comes to making up snappy choruses. l-low about l that Carl Gallup's singing? q Oh, for the desert now! Whoop:RahmRah welcome to the foot- The Kay Cees do not just cheer a ball and basketball teamsgthey feed them. Whoever heard of a better way to break training?The dancing Erfi U V1 yi was marvelous. Did you ever see joe Likovich and Red Ed l ,Z wards do the two-step flip-flop? Three cheers for bigger, better, 2 .Z and more Kay Cees banquets. Tribute to Dad Well Dad got back from his hilarious auto ride. Putting all foolishness aside, let us offer a little prayer of thanks that our pal was able to be with us once more. We cannot judge the induence Mr. Crosswhite has had upon our team. Christmas QW, .Q a sf Sweet carols fill the air. Christmas vacation is near. l ve heard 4 Q that teachers are not to give or receive presents. Well, I was blessed with a nice big one, some nice assignments and a spell of influenza. There was only one mistake. The carols were warbled after Chirst- mas by the junior College Music Department. , Page F arty-three Diary

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Unit! X ' ' HURRAY! Hurray! The book's out. Hours of work have been X J spent in its preparation. lf the students will only appreciate A the work. Because we know the tough life of the journalist we wish to dedi- I, I cate this little wall plaque in their memory. I' Duo :Art That's a new art on us. A fine way to initiate a piano. Tonsil exercise. Winning the piano proves that music appreciation is coming to the front. More than one record had to be bought to win such a piano. This time we have the real stuff-The Dramatic Club Play. K There comes a reckoning at the end of the year. The diligent students, not the jelly beans are given credit for their work. The Seniors are awarded the recognition of the National Honor Society while the underclassmen receive their honor letters. The athletes 5- if also gain prominence at this time. I Oh, Seniors One of the brilliant successes of the season is the junior Senior Reception. The mighty Seniors are honored by their successors, the juniors, at a royal banquet. The juniors labored diligently to procure the necessary funds to finance such an undertaking. For years the Seniors have waited the day when they would deserve this recognition. They are at the peak of their pride. Commencement Nimbly tripping down the aisle, two by two, come the Seniors, Seniors, said we? Seniors no more. They proceed from the ranks of their classmates, the underclassmen, to leave Wyandotte. , Q Each one carries a passport to the lands beyond, where awaits f opportunity. The foolish will soon be tied up for life. Proud Mamas cannot realize that their children are graduating. Q7 A Schoollls Unit Out where? Oh, yes out on Ninth and Minnesota Avenue. My, oh, my, what a fine place to have a school. We would like to compare school with jack Dempsey when Gene Tunney gave him that fatal blow, the Love Rap. However three months are taken to count ten. FP W Page Forty-five Diary