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

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7-Le Tutu e 'wat Turn to the future, boy! There wait Tomorrow's leaders strong and great. Across the farfflung sky of fame Full many a meteor shall flame. A hook some struggling youth shall pen Shall stir once more the hearts of men, The world must have its eonquerors new And one of them may well be you. Nw' A it f f f 5 i -X ,gd vt ml llwi y A XJ T K 3 , , T 2' i VH f gl wg A 5 7 of . ,lm tx ll llllll will Think not that every battle's won Or all the deeds of splendor doneg There's not a field upon the earth But waits to bring new fame to birth. Poor boys with glory shall be crowned And men shall pass their stories round. . . t Tofmorrow may belong to you. I 9 3 4 f 1 9 3 5 - - .,-.-.,-. -. , .I 4- i X' 7 'T . 'is N fair lx ,Yr-vii X , 'f' f ?,..---T---L L 5 tt- 4 . 'TTTX 5. Zip 'Sanz'-TXX fa vi WWW, x ax ll g' 1'1 XX, X58-Q, ef as - g gg xg- Read with amazement this man's tale! A poor boy once, whose cheeks were pale. Starting with nothing but the will Some useful post on earth to fill. Now rich, and leading countless men. This story shall be told again- Some one this selfsame feat shall dog Take heartg my boy, it may be you. V Xwwf KRW? Uccess 4 This great success which thrills you hrough, x X6 4N!1 Excerpt from The Future Great -by Edgar A. Guest

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CLASS EDITOR f The lCj3L,l-35 Quivefzian Volume Il Number 1 Published and printed by Students of the journalism and Printing Departments of Wyandotte High School, Kansas City, Kansas. EDITOR'IN'CHIliF f HARRIE1- KRUGER ASSISTANT EDITOR RUBY CRARY BUSINESS MANAGER f f - THOMAS ADAMS FEATURE EDITOR - - 1 MARJORIE SIMMONS ASSISTANTS: EULA GRECORY AND DOROTHY BELLE MARTIN f f f ALMEDA BOETH The Unsuspected Bandit by Stella Evango Pape's Pink Pills by Helen Wilson 1 Slnging Through The Rain by Anon , And After School Hours by Edward Mullens A Philosopher by Esther Asner f - A Woodland Party by Elizabeth Masters Elmer The Great by Robert Woodworth News of the Day by Altheda Berkey f We The The Can Old Blue Bloods by Robert Capp f HairfTonic Salesman by Brewster Powers Same Old School by Harry Young - We Combine by Edward Mullens ' Wyandotte by Annice Hammond f Is It Youth's Turn? by Marvin Parker Twilight by Helen Wolters f - f a A ORCEANIZATION f BOYS' SPORTS EDITORS GIRLS' SPORTS EDITOR FACULTY EDITOR I STAFF ARTIST f f SECRETARY PIIOTOCRAIIHER ADVISOR - PRINTING INIJTRIICTOR PRINTING A:sI'IsTANT f GERALD BICCER EDWARD MULLENS AND JACK WATKINS - MILDRED AVISE NAOMI MATTHEWS AUDRIE THOMPSON f DORIS CARR f PAUL PETERSON H. LEE KAMMEYER f PAUL S. PHELPS COLER STEPHENS PATULTY PUBLICATIONS COMMITTEE: H. Lee Kam' meyer, Paul S. Phelps, Lillian Bohl, Clarence Bolze. cfzewotd The Quivcrlan staff of 193465 is happy to present this annual to the students and friends of Wyandotte and sincerely hopes that you like it. For the second time the annual has been published in the form of a magazine for the purpose of encourf aging creative writing by the student body. At the same time we have tried to produce a record of the years events and the accomplishments of the school. This year has been a rather difficult one because of conditions caused by the fire last spring but we are sure that in the future years when Wyandotte alumnae meander through the pages of this book many happy memories will be suggested by its pictures and articles. Throughout the whole year it has been the mutual desire of the entire staff to retain the high standard set by former Quiverian staffs and to produce an an' nual of which this senior class can j ustly be proud. contents The Future Great by Edgar A. Guest f I Foreword ffffff f 2 Table of Contents f-ff f 2 Team by Luella Byers 'fff f 2 The School's Progress by Fletcher Wellemeyer f 3f4 A Man of His Word by Naomi Bernard f f 4 Clock Causes Trouble by George Thomas f 5 Ancestors As l Choose Them by lvlarjorie Simmons - 6 Home Again by Genevieve jordan Early Morning by Gene Gosney The Hickory Stick Yields to Friendship h Mathews - - ' f Over the Divide by Russell Zumwalt Notes and Bars by Edward Mullens f 2 , , 7 , , . 7 y Naomi f f 8167 10'67 - 14 Our Sacred Flame f - f , After Graduation Where Are We? by Almeda Bo:th 28f42 Senior Play f A f f 1 . 42 The KeepfYoung Boarding House by Sylvia Walinow - 43 Our Coming Graduates by Almeda Boeth - ' 46f70 Her Boy by Iay Wagner f f f - 47 Good Troubles by Iohn Hamilton 48 A Tragic Accident by Beulah Storms -- 48 The Mystery Mellerdrammer f f A 49 From One Who Knows by Billy Coldwell 47 The Educated Man by Mary Jane Bruce 1 49 The Peppy K's by Edward Mulleris f f SO joining Hands 'fff- Sl My Poodle by Dorine Hessell - f - 71 New Setting for An Old Tale by William Pickell ' '52 Telephone Manners by Vivian Hashman f 53 Tomboys-But Healthy by Mildred Avise ' '54 Rich Young Men by Harriet Kruger f 56770 Try It by Lucille Shinkles f ' 58 Backstage by Gene Gosney 'f-f 58 Try It by Lucille Shikles '- -' '58 Line Plunges and Free Throws by Gerald Bigger and Jack Watkins f-ff' 59 Sonnet to the Moon by Georgehardin Grant Baker f 64 A Tribute 'ff-f'- 69 Education by Jack Webb '-f'f 67 Years' Activities in Black and White by Edward Mullens 63 The Debtor by Harriet Kruger ' ' A 70 The Circus fffff f 71 Our Mascot ---' 72 wimmgwmimwka dam The crimson team of Wyandotte high Long may their triumphs reach the sky, To strive for trophies and for fame To tell others, Bulldogs aren't so tame. Dressed in colors of red and white Out on the floor, Oh how they fight! With all their might, without a sigh, To win the game for Wyandotte high. There's Bosiljevac, Dreier, and Baker too, Pierce, Sheets, and Larkin, that's true, But still we hear one last remark, What would we do without Percy Parks? i -Luella Byers. The QUIVERIAN