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

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September Oh, season of changes---of shadow and shine-- September the splendid! My song hath no music Zo mingle with thine, And its burden is endedg But thou, being born of the winds and the sun, By mountain and river, Mayst lighten and listen, and loiter and run, With thy voices forever. +KlfNDALL. O US September is a month of great activity. The gayeties of fill summer give way to a more solemn but no less enjoyable K N- life. September is a transition month between summer and ' autumn, and partakes of the character of both seasons, making it I one of the most beautiful months of the year, a delightful set- f ' ing for the opening of school. Everyone is fresh after a long rest, eager to have the friendships of companions and anxious to be a part of the schools activities. New friendships are madeg new experiences told. Everyone has a bouyancy which is not easily overcome by studies. SCHOOL LIFE FACULTY PUBLICATIONS COACHES AND CAPTAINS FEATURES t'W'hen love and skill work together, expect a masterpiece, -Ruskin. 61 V ' , , I W m x 0 1 A Q8 - If ' Q7 9 D u. f is liQ'.'7 41 42, E, A-A an - , 4- F F i 1 ' F Page One

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j. F. WELLEMEYER During Mr. Wellemeyers five years as principal of Wyandotte I-Iigh School he has carried out a program which has been of great benefit to the school. By his many acts of kindness and im- partiality he has won the respect and confidence of all students. f if9i,f'wzf2iQ.rr'A ,pf , 1' 'ff' I gi My K ,ii ::'illl.h! I Q 11' 'N y I V ,wa ' W fit: 'W i l an ll ll I,, ,AMN M N nnl ' v I ff' ll yr mi 2 i lffllil i vf fw 'sill 'J' F lice W ...uf-fi., Q. ini . ' llllrf , X X ,uv T .1 f -1 -' 'fax will 195471 r afar ' 492 ,FLC l r ff i i,1!l?554W , Z! ,WI V? ix,iW,.W.Zg?lW?2V7l I l ' , . t Nlm.,f,A 1. V l I, Z Qi gQWw,n45.w , MW . V Ati, ,Y w offs ll ia,Jwwall will 1 A i I , NM, ...,,4 :up 1, ll ff l ll , 4 . af ,mr-mf 1 , , 'J f'if'.-f.f-- ,RQ ,, N Wfffldew . ll ,lily 1. l li ll ill 4 V P' li -llqll 1 ,K A . i ll ,M i ll l y S ff X -'.'f, v ' M .liwul- l N f ll I A ,,I I ' I , i i, li ll- ljlllw i, g f f ly l ll -, 14' R. QNX r ill lf f v l v ll xwblfx Mlm . l i ll I l f X, E5 I Y.Lrwyz4 ,,L ' 5 4 ,,ff J W , Xl We sem? h I -1 CQ- ,M ' .ll I, , I 1' Wpawwfi Z S S 'f 9 ll XX XXX if f :m i lf i mi, VN , 'jflxf ll X! il i H f ll ll! 2 mi any i W tafwd ,ff tr 1 In 1 i f,QQX sally X afillwwr iyx fl X , lkfgf y ll 'u 51 lT WMM 1 1. x l WAL,TON A. SMITH Numerous improvements have been suggested and carried to com- pletion due to the capability of Mr. Smith as Vice-Principal. Attendance mainly, has received his utmost atten- tion. 1 Page Three 14