Wamego High School - Wa Kaw Yearbook (Wamego, KS)

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cience The Wamego High School Science Club consists of a small group of science students who are interested in science and wish to spend more time and study in science activities than they can get in their regular science classes. ' y The object of this organization is x V to broaden the interests in science and .,:.'l , to organize the knowledge ofthe Fw '. members. Near the end of the term the club had plans for a science program con- sisting of some of the better activities and demonstrations used during the year and invite everyone who may be interested in the work. Membership in N. I-l.S. is limited to a total of 1570 of the Senior class and based on an individual's outstanding traits in the fields of Scholarship Leadership Service and Character Each year 5070 ofthe Junior class and lO fo ofthe Senior class are chosen by the faculty for membership in this honorary organization ...J-LLL. In I An, gg? .QQ I Wafiona onor jzciefy

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? s . K J V, X , r if 5 I 1.1 ' 'i' f wi' LEFT TO RIGHT, BACK ROW: John Hansen, Ramona Wilson, Nonavec . nl? Taylor, Barbara Funncll, George Burgess, Bob lnce, Paul Hansen, Harry ik 4' Haas, Steve Bressler, Dan Burgess, Paul Henningsen. SECOND ROW: f qi? x 66, l.oisR.iat, KathrynStone, Patty Torrey, Karen Eddy, Shirley Tibbetts. X M A' x Tug. -5,6 rfaomov FIRST ROW: Don Ince, Ray Stratton, Mary Sable, RaEtta Chtest, Carl Stewart, Iitn Furse, ugzzclenf Cjounci A familiar sight to anywiu who wanted to go through the TISIAS Liufsng C1855 llms- The Student Council, with John Hansen as presiding officer, and Mrs. Dorothy Myers, as sponsor PASS OR TRANSFER met twice a month to discuss mat- ters of interest to the Council and student body. The membership of Z4 is made DATE do fff-7 STUDENT Y J XJ! up of president and an elected rep- ' - l resentative of each class and 3 organization. dfdel 010 JL' gif' The Council sponsored dances in the gyrn after home games and -rm, L, .Tucnn governed the hall proctors, as a few of their projects. TIME AlllV!D......TlMl RETURNEDmTlACHll 08100. lrtcnuvv luvvur, laura, Knnupranu ni

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Nonavee Taylor , , , Secretary Sally Miracle , , Vice President Mrs. Freda Pitney . . . . Sponsor Karen Eddy , , . , President Shirley Tibbetts . Student Council Representative Miss Carol Smethers . . . Sponsor RaEtta Chrest , , , Treasure -.Zend A , - ., ., ,, , .-. H rn 4.-. .-.4 ., . --:ra - Kathryn Stone Merna Kensing Lois Johnson JoAnne Throop Ill Ill Ill lll llliipilll qt ll l l . . . . . Service . .World Fellowship . . . .Finance . .Worship Annlllosler . . . . Eleanor Coldsmith. . . . . . . . Social Pianist Jeanette Hieger . . . . . . . .Program Charlene Miller .Junior Y-Teen Representative BarbaraSchane. . . . . . . . . The Y-Teens give their popular annual banquet honoring the fathers of the girls in the organization, Music