Wellington High School - Megaphone Yearbook (Wellington, KS)

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is . 1 1 ' , .- E x 1 . I f- ' Vx - f 2 B B Y , il Don B. Jones FIRST SEMESTER REPRESENTATIVES President ROW 1: Mr. Coan, Beverly Millerf Barbara Criss, Secretary: Don B. Jones, Gary Landes, Vice President: John Somer, Vada Humbert, Mr. Budd. ROW 2: Donna Blue, Jane Howell, Robert Iaramillo, David Kogle, Larry Stoelzing, Linda Bliss, Jim Hooten, Nelson Voldeng. Debaters pictured on the preceeding page are: Sondra Youle, Kirk Prather, George Cole, Bill Thorne, Mrs. Cart- mill, Coachg Kenneth Rothrock, Alan Word Marcile Jones. Clark Coan Sponsor This Page Sponsored by SUMNER COUNTY TRACTOR 8: IMPLEMENT CO. r. High Federatinn gg 265413602 14nd Um .lame Our WHS governing body has had a busy year of varied activi- ties. They sponsored the annual Dad's Night at a football game sold student movie tickets, and helped relieve the traffic situa- tion by issuing parking tickets and charting the parking lot. They planned a talent assembly for the school. Federation ran a free hat check stand a l the basketball cession stand at one game. They planned two of the year's big social events: the Football Party and OSOM QOpen Season On Male sl which was climaxed by a Barn- yard Stomp. In addition to all these pro- jects, they had weekly sessions in their new meeting room on third floor where they solved the problems which are always a part of school life. games and ha c large of the con SECOND SEMESTER REPRESENTATIVES ROW I: Mr. Coan, Harris Howell, Vice President: Don B. Jones, Judeen McLain, Secretary: Jane Howell Treasurer, Virginia Daniels, Mr. Budd. ROW 2: Debois Sistrunk. Nancy Gravette, Bobby Landreth, Robert Watts, Larry Norris, Karen Berg. Sallie Pennock, Donnis Pettigrew, Marilyn Summy.

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Phyllis Anderson, , Kayette President I X 11- 177 Senior Kayettes completed a busy year of activities and were one of seven Kansas clubs given the 8000 point award by the state office. Regular meetings were held on alternate Wednesdays and outside pro- jects included sending CARE packages, taking part in the Meals for Millions project, sending hose to Japan and making Layettes from Kayettes. They conducted their yearly Book Sale, re- decorated their Retreat and adopted a needy family at Christmas. Social events included a Member- ship Picnic, a Father-Daughter Ban- quet, Life With Fatherl' for the seniors, a Christmas Caroling Party, joint spons- orship of the Kayette-Hi-Y Formal and the annual Mother-Daughter Banquet. Kayettes, lli-Y I fl i l f . KAYETTE BOARD SEATEDg Mrs. Oyer, Cora Pogue, Linda Bliss, Phyllis Anderson, Ju- deen McLain, Leila Grattidge, Gladys Seal, Miss Cobb. STANDING Sylvia Felt, Nancy Gravette, Marilynn Miller, Mrs. Standiford, Marky Jones, Penny Banks, Ardella Metz, Kay Brand, Miss Hovey, Jane Howell, Judith McAlisrer, Patrie Lusk, Z-Madam life fit 70715 HI-Y BOARD SEATED: Mr. Webb, Gary Landes, Jim Myers, Bill Conway, Mr. Waln, STANDING: LeRoy Shields, Ron Macklin, Don B. Jones, Mr. Stafford, Jimmie Hooten, Charles Pogue, Dick Brown. The Senior Hi-Y organization, com- posed of eighty members, completed a successful year of activities. Regular meetings held every two weeks were highlighted by interesting speakers, discussions and appropriate skits. This Page Sponsored By: ANDERSON'S DAVIS PAINT ASSOCIATE STORE LAWRENCE DRUG COMPANY Emphasis relating to member par- ticipation was evident in the entire pro- grafn. Hi-Y participated in the fifth annual Kayette-Hi-Y Winter Formal which proved to be a great success. Sponsors for Senior Hi-Y were: Mr. Harold Stafford, Mr. Richard Waln, and Mr. Jack Webb. Jim Myers, Hi-Y President