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

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SPANISH CLUB Senor'es y senoritas vamos a empezar'-. Don t be alarmed rt rs onlv the presrdent of El Crrculo Fspanol Frlbert Munoz callrng a meetrng to order It may make no rmpressron on you but fbelreve rt or notj those Spanrsh students actually pretend to under stfrnd rt' However they do admrt that the entrre meetrn rs not carrred out rn thrs manner F1 om each Spanrsh class tvy o dele ates are elected to act as the governrng bodV of the club From thrs group the follovyrnrf oflicers were elected Presrdent Frlbert Munoz Junror vrce presrdent Norma Jean Poberts Junror secretary Leota Long Junror and treasurer Eleanor Bennett Jun 10 The other members of the councrl are Mary Mc Arthur Alex Palaskas Rex Scott and Rae Fergu son senrors Wesley Stoeltzrng Mary Ellen Molen and J rm Trrckett yunrors and Wayne Martrn Sara Margaret Edmonds and Jo Ann Roberts sopho mores A play Don Pascual y Don Crrsprn produced and acted by Angelrta Flores Alex Palaskas and Rex Scott a Chrrstmas game Prnata and other games talks by students and guest speakers dances and srngrng rn Spanrsh these thrngs and others are rncluded on the programs whrch are planned by Wes ley Stoeltzrng who rs the program charrman and Mrss Judrth Stapleton sponsor LATIN CLUB Members of the Latrn club rnsure a good meetrng by usrng an old Roman custom of enterrng the And the rnsurance seems to work too for rn eluded on the program are group srngrng storres talks solos rnstrumental musrc readrngs and let ters from correspondents rn forergn countrres Mrss Mary Sellards and MISS Lors Bellrnger Latrn teachers sponsor the group whrch meets after school Wednesdays once a month The club ofhcers are presrdent Harrret NIcCune Junror vrce presrdent Vrrgrnra Spake sophomore secretary Betty Carey sophomore and treasurer Flame Faulkner freshman The officers and the follovyrnfr puplls elected one from each class form the councrl vyhrch has charge of all club plans Vera Lou Squrres Arnold Pamer June Thorn burgh V11 rnra Lee Green Dan1elJurkovrch Ellen Hutrnger B111 Kauffman and Prlly Lyon FRFNCH CLUB Le Cercle Francars yyrth Davrd Evans senror as presrdent Prrscrlla Adams senror as vrce presr dent Martha Lou Cable sophomore as secretary VVesley Grlbert runror as treasurer and 'Nlrss Nrna Srxteen Howe as sponsor, is completing a second success- ful year in the new building. The treasury commrttee headed by Wesley G11 bert rncluded Betty Townsend and Annora Mears The varred programs are planned by Prrscrlla Adams charrman and Wrnrfred Hammond and Vrr rnra bradbury yunrors and John L Sullrvan and Arthur Ballou sophomores who make up the pro gram commrttee A play La Volonte do Dreu acted by Prrscrlla Adams Davrd Evans Prchard Cuellar Dale Drxton Pobert Adams and Leona Schrader was presented at the Chrrstmas program and the pro ram com mrttee promrses several more delrghtful meetrngs PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB Clrck and the members of one of Wvandottes newest clubs have found the key to the workrngs of another camera Yes through the combrned efforts of Mr C O Jordan electrrcrty teacher and Mr C J Thompson general scrence teacher an up to date photography club has made rts appearance rn Wyandotte thrs year Photography advrce and drscussrons and rnspec tron and explanatrons of types of cameras make up the programs for most of the meetrngs whrch are held twrce a month on Mondav rn room 240 The members of the club have elect d the follow rng officers Presrdent Thomas Ross Junror vrce presrdent James Brrdgens Junror and secretary treasurer Marvrn Hughes senror The whole rdea that started the club lres rn the a trouble center for photography advrce benefi cral rn therr hobby vyork GIRL SWIMMERS CLUB Splash' Splatter' Ker Splack' Held rn the most novel meetrng place rn the school the Grrl Syyrmmers club meetrngs are rather damp and deflnrtely drfferent' And most of the members are all vyet A tough rnrtatron provrng that the nevy mem bers could take rt provrded the most rnterestrng meetrng at whrch the 42 members elected the fol lowrng officers Presrdent Mary Palmer Junror vrce presrdent Vrrgrnra Spake sophomore and secretary treasurer Betty Harmon senror Pegular meetrngs are held the second Monday of each month and specral meerngs for members rn terested rn lrfe savrng and yyater safety yyere held at four oclock every Nlonday untrl the course was completed The members are lookrng foryyard to some krnd of meet or exhrbrtron later rn the year Y , . . 4 . . 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Girls' VV cluh officers: Barnett Csponsorj. Baker, Haw- kins, Lobaugh, Liebrand, DeYault, Frankovich, Harman, Gill- man, Bartling, Prunty, Stannard, Tucker, Topliker. GIRLS' W CLUB The highest' sports rank any Wyandotte girl can achieve is to become a member of the Girls' club, and then receive a gold W pin. When she has earned 600 points on after school sport activity, she receives a 1'ed W and automatically becomes a member. While earning these points, she is en- rolled in the Girls' Athletic Association, an all-girl sports activity. At the end of the first semester, the Girls' W club totaled a membership of thirteen, with two juniors and eleven seniors. Miss Helen Barnett, physical education instruc- to1', is the sponsor and he oiiicers are president- Betty Harmonp vice president-Alice DeVaultg sec- retary-treasurer-Dorothy Stannard, and sports manager-Laura Tucker. All the officers are sen- iors. The first regular meeting was a pot-luck supper held Dec. 17 at 5:30 o'clock in the health room. Betty Harmon, Laura Tucker, and Gladys Hawkins were in charge. The Girls' W club was in charge of decorations for the Christmas trees in the social hall. Several more meetings will be held throughout the yea1', including a dinner at the end of the first semester for new members. Miss Barnett estimated that the membership should then total about 35 or 40. BOYS' W CLUB Football - basketball-track-swimming-golf- tennis-baseball-. Forty-seven boys who have received those gor- geous, big, red W's for one of these major sports constitute the membership of the Boys' W club sponsored by Coach Percy Parks, who has worked with this group for twelve years. Club meetings are held the first and third Fri- days of each month and deal generally with the Kay Fee club otlicersz Grindrod, Bjorkman, Humphreys, Allen, Wilson, Mears, Adams, Helwig Csponsorj. Murphy, Bantleon. fundamenals of sports, movies illustrating sports and learning Htricks of the tradef' The club ofiicers are president-Lawrence Smith: vice president-Vincent Deitchmang secretary- George Andresen, and treasurer-Delmer Fronaber- ger. All officers are seniors. The outstanding events of the year are the inita- tions. Then-anything can happen! Before the old Wyandotte burned, the boys presented a play each year in which they dressed as girls, the proceeds paying hospital bills for boys who were injured in play. Since then, unfortunate circumstances have blocked all attempts to repeat the idea. But this year Coach Parks with the real Bulldog spirit will make another try--and we hope he's successful! ART CLUB All of Wyandotte's Millets, Gainsboroughs, Ra- faels, Van Dykes, Bonheurs, and Rembrandts, under the direction of Miss Marvel Lee Kinney, art in- structor, are going forward in the world of art via the Art club. This year they expect to make several trips to art galleries, museums, and exhibitions, and learn from what they see instead of what they read from books. But, they are also taking time out for having some fun meetings. The otiicers of this group of daubers and paint splashe1's are president-Elizabeth Calovich, seniorg vice president-R. T. Kingman, sophomoreg secre- tary-Kathryn Thomas, senior, treasurer-DeLoris DeBord, junior, and sergeant-at-arms-Bud Blanch- ard, sophomore. sophomore. Seventeen Art club members hung exhibits for the teachers convention, Nov. 4 and 5. In apprecia- tion, Miss Katherine Cardwell, art supervisor, pre- sented them with a box of candy. Several members Ccontinued on page 531 7 Seventeen