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

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Organizations Student Council DeMolay I fl f' r' ' dx lf! Row 1-Martin, Harris, Skinner, Bell. Nichols, Craig, Bruzelius, McCullough, Burrows, Greenbaum, Guy, Soule, Van Deventer, Widen, Smith, Wilkinson. Row 2-Shaw, Brown, Lemery, Sturgis, Kastner, McGrew, Hopton, Berry, Bradly, Frier, J. Shopmaker, Calene. Row 3-Rice, Munch, Mellot, Graham, Rand, Claflin, Carleton, Mc- Mahon, Deutch, Long. Row 4-Gunn, Mercier, Chaffin, Newland, Nellor, Parks, Heusser, Dilley, Yarrington. THE Student Council is the only organization which directly represents the entire student body. The club co-operates with the other student organizations and with the general activities of the school. The membership consists of all presidents of clubs and classes, captains of teams, editors and business managers of publications, and a representative from each home room. The principal of the school is sponsor of the club. I-IE I-luron Chapter, Order of DeMolay was the first chapter to be organized in ,. A lqpresent time there are one hundred boys who are members. from the high school and junior College. While not a Ma- sponsored by Lafayette Lodge of Perfection. Kansas t t These boys are sonic Fraternity Degree by a cast entirely from its own members. ln addition to the serious its degrees the chapter engages in social activities, such as dances or which are given each three months. Birch. Tom Cookson, Graves, Miller, Hall, Frazier, Cunningham, Bensing, Hammons, Ellis. Row 3-Rose, Clark, Patten, Patty. Row -Thomas, Cutler, Littlejohn, Bucklin, Page Twenty-two I Nfl

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ARMBRUSTER VAN CLEAVER WILLIAMS EVANS HOAR MARTHA ARMSBRUSTER - President WALTER WILLIAMS - - Secretary THOMAS VAN CLEAVE - Vice-President DOROTHY EVANS - - Treasurer FLORENCE I-IOAR - - Sponsor T Freshman Class AS FRESHMEN we have become accustomed to the benignant and sunny atmos- phere of Wyandotte High School. Soon we will have attained the mellow ripe- ness of Sophomoric wisdom, but we have never been really green . We have our basketball, football, baseball, and club organizations. When we first entered Wyandotte we were welcomed with the usual Freshman greetings. ln the new atmosphere presented to us bigger and better things were within, our grasp, things most unlike the surroundings of grade school which we were so accustomed to. We have become more or less acquainted with our teachers, and we have endured with wonderful patience the supercilious stares of the haughty Sophomores, the con- decension of the juniors, and the ignoring attitude of the Seniors. Through all these hardships we are finally coming to our reward. No more can it be said of us that we are Freshmen. Our class is small. Many of our future classmates, as Sopho- mores, are now in the junior High Schools. We have found that old Wyandotte is every inch a great school and we will endeavor to carry out the purposes presented to us as Freshmen, throughout our entire life at this school. o A .f QNQ X 2 r : 6 I - rn 0 ' 'i Trask f 5 A i A -3 . f i-1 L .. - - I Page Twenty-one Freshman Officers

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DECK TENNIS. THE girls making the highest points in our track meet were taken to Lawrence for Held day events sponsored by the Kansas University Womens Athletic Association. ' Our track meet here consisted of horse-shoe pitching, both doubles and singles- Deck tennis, is played with a tenkoit on a court similar to the tennis court, but much smaller. The koit must be handled with one hand only. The score is counted like that of tennis. Each class had a relay team and dashmen, both doing fine work. Target shooting, which is throwing baseballs at a target, helped train the eye of the participant. Other events were basketball goal shooting and baseball throw for distance. After the field day at Lawrence a meet was held at our athletic field withWyan- dotte, Rosedale, Argentine, and junior College competing. Helen Burton, a senior, is the general manager for this sport this year. Horseshoe Pitching Manager ' Dash Page Twenty-three Girls' Sports Track