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

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5JQQTllllI'VlIilRI.'XN eniors Marguerite Brown, Secretary: Marion Beatty, President: Ruth Alexander, Vice-President: Ray Russell, Treasurer: Harry P. Johnson, Sponsor. As I gazed into the fire light one evening, reminiscing, each flame served as a reminder in recalling past experiences and memories of the Senior year, 1925. First there was the I-Iot Dog festival, March 27, incorporated with a truck ride which was such a huge success that the Seniors assembled again April 24, in celebration with a grand party. On April 30, our parents visited our classrooms and oh! how proud we were to be the mighty Seniors! Not only did our Senior boys star on the football field, and the basket ball courts on the track, and on the baseball diamond, but our girls led their team to victory in basketball, The dramatic department too, did its share to add to the glory of the Senior class, and on May 8, successfully staged the Senior play, Stop Thief. Also on May 8, we were delightfully entertained at the Elks' Club by the Juniors at the annual Junior-Senior reception. Senior Class Day, on May 21, was inauguarted with a peppy assembly, which was a howling success. On this day the Seniors also wore the crimson and blue for the first time rnuch to the discomfiture of the Juniors. On May 29, following the Baccalaureate Sermon, we left this school as pupils forever. -VIRGINIA HEBERLING. 11 H81 YXQWTQ