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

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IHHH HIUMNI llHHHlS KENNETH AD AMS The presldent of the Phlllxps Petloleum Company of Bartlesvllle Oklahoma IS Kenneth Adams a member of the class of 1917 Born 1n Ho1ton Kansas he recelved hlS grade and hlgh school edu catlon ln Kansas Clts Kansas After three years at the Un1vers1ty of Kansas he became stock 1oom Clelk at the Phllllps Petroleum Company whele he has rlsen to the plesldency of the company JOHN MARTIN In London England ln the office of the Assoclated Pless IS a correspondent named John Ilflaltlll class of 1926 Mr Maltm started h1s Journahstlc career as a cub reporter at Wyandotte and cont1nued the study of Journahsm at the Un1vers1ty of Kansas Before leavm the un1vers1ty he became a member of the staff of the Kansas Cltv Stal later trans ferrlng to the ASSOC13t6d Press GUY ROBINSON As dnectol of Research of the Contlnental Balfmof Company one of the largest baklng companles ln the Unlted States Guy Pobmson class of 1912 goes about hlS dally dutles Aftel Wyandotte Mr Rob mson went to the Un1ve1s1t5 of Kansas and then to the Un1vers1ty of Tolonto whe1e he 1ece1ved h1S Masters degree Follovung gladuatxon he was chemlst f01 the Atlas POVSd6I Company and the Unxted Bakers SGIVICQ From the many alumm of W5 andotte H1gh School vsho have made names for themselves and thelr school the Qu1ve11an staff chose thlee whom they beheved to be worthy of a place on such a page as th1S because of then merltouous achlevements . . .. ' , 1 1 V ' Q - 1 , - sf! ' . . Y -, . 1 Q 7 Q .1 . ' . V 1 1 s . 1' 1 v. . . . . .U . . o 1 . 1 ' A e1 1 1 L 1 1 . ' 1 - ' , ..7 . . 7 I 1 1 . ' 1 1 Q7 y' Q ' ' 1 ' Q y Q . ' 1. , Y . Y . Q . . ' 1 1 .. . 1. .

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IVANHOE CAs I See Itj In Engle Land or Samarkand the place rs really not rmportant There lrved a horde of snooty lords Who were the rulrng class you see But never thought phrlosophrcally Prrnce John fthe bumj was holdrng down The throne and too the royal crown For hrs brother fKrng Rrchl gone at present Was held rn places not so pleasant Now thrs louse John detestrng the Saxes Lard down the law and rarsed the taxes And told the guards who could swrng hot lrcks To leap on the resrster and play chopstrcks fSour Notesj In that good old srnrster trme The taxpayers ne er had a drme Now thrs tor ture contrnued and spread o er th lan Causrng more woe than a hrgh school band There must be a hero to settle therr fate Hurry you loafer' or youll be too late' fSour Notesj For he s a groggy good fellow Hes a groggy good fellow Well we dont know about that But he had a good Jeerrng sectron He drsgursed hrs pan as the Palmer he came Enterrng the tournament he won Ashby fame From the lrsts he emerged wrth a spear and a steed Thrs part of the story even you mrght read Of course I must mentron the banquet at Johns And of Cedrrc s wrth more beauty than Ponds And Cedrrc the guy was rnsulted I fear He then vacated the premrses CHe was tossed on hrs ear 'J fSour Notesj After the brawl was over He ot therr autograph As Cedrrc was mad at hrs boy offsprrng And because of hrs anger he wanted to strng Our dashrng voung hero wrth all mrght and marn By marryrng Pow ena to Athelstane Ah' Thrs rs the rnterval that they needed Drck Tracy To rush rn and forl that cad DeBracy He wanted Rowena and as the plot thrckens Ivy finds the gorng pretty tough prckens Ten Srnce Rebecca was rn love wrth th1s chrvalrous knrght And because of her love she was certarnly contrrte CJeepers' I brought Rebecca rrght out of the blue She s the allurrng daughter of Isaac the Jewj But the awful part was Wrlfred drdnt love her And even thrs farled her affectrons to strr In love even Taylor he was surely to beat Hence I know the reason tHe had brgger feet' fSour Notesj Come to me my melancholy Becca Cant I take thrs brg chumps place? Don t mrsunderstand me as I drsh you drrt Rebeccy was a lady and no ilrrt Now DeBracy had captured our lovelv Rowena Berng more exact than a Court Subpeona He took her to Torqv and kept her confined fThrs Ivanhoe guy must ve been deaf dumb and blrnd 'J Evrdentlv thrs And Hyde and For he car rred chuckle CHe was lower bucklej Gurlbert was Draculas son Peter Lorre all wrapped up rn one her to Templestowe mrdst many a than the tarnrsh on a snakes belt But Lron Hearted Prch let out a war whoop And got rn Brrans harr lrke fires get rn soup As you probably know Prch was the krng rn rs gurse And Boy V rn that get up he was a srght for sore eyes As the proverb decrees two heads are better than one lvy and Prch each grabbed a machrne gun E1 no rt would be more lrkelv a spear iThey drdnt even have arrplanes rn them days lrearb However Powena was saved by her bear And Locksley and Rrchard had conquered the oe For our gracrous krng had been saved from hrs brother By the good knrght S11 Pobrn fAll enemres hed smotherlh QSour Notesj Yes we have no more vrllrans No more vrllrans wrll we lrck today Whrle England reyorced that therr krng was not dead Cause Prrnce Johnnre was gone wrth hrs pants full o lead Wrlfy and Powena decrded to match rt And the Normans and Saxons burred the hatchet Rrchard Grandr Junror 9 , . 9 ' . . ' 9 . , , I 9 . 7 ' ' . y . . - y, . . 9 9 9 . . . . , . . Y . 9 9 9 . . . Q 5 9 9 9 ' 9 9 ' . 4 Q . . . 9 9 , 9 . 9 9 9 - ' 9 . H -1 , . . Y . , . 9 9 . I I g I 9 D , . . . . 9 1 1 r I - J- . a 4 . . Y , . . . , , 9 9 - , . . . . . . 1 Y , . 9 . . , - e d, , - U ' , . , ' 9 - 9 7 , . - y 4 1 ' 7 . , . . , 9 ' Q V 7 9 , . . . , .. .Y . . 9 o 9 Y v . v 9 ' ' ' ' 9 9 . 9 V d ' ' 9 y ' - v ' . . T 9 . ' 1 1 1 . V. U 7 9 . . 7 . 4 . tv L. i . 1 . 1 ' 1 9 . f 9 . 9 . . . . v 7 r , I .' 9 ' L Q r , u 9' V 9 ' ' , . ' V 1 V ' 9 9 V 9 ' . ' . . f . . . 9 . - . , . v ' '. ' ' 9 9 9 9 g . . , v . 7 . ' l , , . v Y . . . 9 9 . . . - . . . . V. . . 9 .'- efv' ki 9 ' . . . . . 9 . . . v ' y no - Y- . 9 9 . . - 7 - . 9 ' . ' 9 . Y . 9 7 ' . . . . . . . , - . n. ' 5

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WHlNlSIlHY IS EHIH ll Wednesday afte1 school a buzz 1n the recltal hall a 1acket 1n the health loom whlspers ln study hall 159 volces IH the cafetella and HOISCS from several classrooms' No It s not a conspnacx and It can t be a 1ebel l1on but It IS Wednesday and Wednesdav spells C L U B D A Y at Wyandotte' You see Wyandotte IS a V615 clubby school w1th exactly 27 active clubs' In fact Wyandotte students can barely escape belongmg to at least one of them And with only a fevs exceptions they all meet on Wednesdays Follow1ng a1e presented br1ef accounts of Wyan dottes major clubs GIRLS LE AGUE Say that was fun' Ill say lt su1e must have taken a lot of work to plan a You have guessed lt the speakers are two g11ls golng home after a Glrls League meet1ng What makes the meet1ngs so enjoyable? Well you see the League was organized to promote frlend shlp among Wyandotte g11lS and lt 1S complet1ng a second successful year M1ss Lois W Belllnger Latin and vocatlons teache1 IS the sponso1 and chlef cooker uppe1 of the meetmg lde3S And vuth the help of he spon so1s of the five clubs 1n con1unct1on mth the League CH1 G R G A A Camp F116 Tyroman and Home ECOHOHIICSQ and the League OHICQIS the 1dea IS con The League officels a1e p1es1dent V110'1Hl3 Thompson sen1o1 vice p1es1dent P11c1lla Adams sen1o1 secretau Emily Jean Baker Jun1o1 and treasu1er Jo Ann POb91tS sophomo1e A gala get acqualnted palty and a cheery Chrlst mas meet1ng we1e the outstandlnff meet1ngs held duung the first semester and Miss Belllngel plom ISGS many more fun meet1ngs dur1ng the remaln del of the veal The sy stem of having each of the five clubs sponso1 and present one meet1ng w1ll be used later 1n the year The 1egula1 meetings a1e held once a month and generally ln the aud1to11um And the Lea ue takes part 1n school yn 1de affairs too The Thanksg1v1ng donatlons and Chustmas donations V616 1n complete cha1ge of the G11ls League th1s X ea1 Note to all gllls Be su1e to xx atch for announce ments concermng the League mother daughter ban quet a new unde1tak1ng which 1S scheduled for Ap11l 12' Tv. elve HY Qldafls l1lGwIZWlS HOME ECONOMICS CLUB That g11l you see wearmg the pretty royal blue and white emblem IS a member of the Home Ee club And you can bet your last d1me that shes a m1ghty good cook or seamstress' You see only girls enrolled 1n foods clothlng or g1rls everyday l1v1ng a1e Gllglble fo1 membershlp One of the five home economlcs teachers fMlSS Reva L1nt MISS Effie Adams MISS Georgia Oldham TVIISS Peba Sm1ther or M1s Wlllard G1ll1sJ sponsors the club each SIX weeks The meet1ngs are held once a month on Wednes day and 1nclude such enterta1nment as a Qu1zzer Court guest speakers style shows plays spell1ng bees and dlsplays The merry Chr1stmas meet1ng IS the high l1ght of the year Dues are 25 cents and two teams contested for the honor of having all the1r members paid up first The members will probably close the school year w1th their annual sprlng p1CH1C 1n May TYRONIAN CLUB The most popular and w1dely known guest at the Ty1on1an club Chr1stmas party Dec 20 1n the cafe ter1a was Santa Claus' And he was royally en te1ta1ned by those second year shorthand puplls who belong to the club that der1ves 1ts name from Tyro secretary to Jul1us Caesar The Chr1stmas meet1ng was only one of a num be1 of delightful meet1ngs held one every SIX weeks on Wednesday afternoons 1n the recital hall In B111 McDonald and Betty Lou Werbe decorations Dahl1a Ho1seman and LeRoy Slmmons refresh ments Edna C3SSldy Glad1s Manthei and Lenna Cla1k enterta1nment The OfIlC91S fWanda Barber president Alma F1ankov1ch vice president Fern Sclulke secretary and Albert Thomas t1easurerD helped w1th all the committees Names for pictures on opposite page German club officers Laster Humann Csponsorj Denk Gillespie Nlasch Girls League officers Thompson Belhnger Csponsorj -id R b t Bak ams o er s er Spanish club officers Stoeltzmg Long Munoz Roberts stapleton Csponsorj Bennett Tyronlan club officers Barber Haynes Csponsorj Schilke Thomas Frankovlch French club officers Gilbert Howe Csponsorj Evans Cable Adams Debate club officers Beck Jensen Csponsorj, Russell Lorfing Camp Fire officers Larson, Pulley Csponsorj Thompson Haherlem Young Tucker Classical club officers Belllnger Csponsorj Falconer Qpake Sellards Csponsorj NIcCune Carey I . . . . 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