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

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lHl lHlIH SlEHllHHllS A cal xx1ll not 1un xx1thout a battel x D01 xx 1ll XX x andotte xx 1thout an ofhce fo1ce Just as the batte1x pioduces the El9Ctl1CltX xx1th xx hlch to stait the C31 s0 the ofhce fo1 ce pioduced the piof 1am cfuds xxith xx lllCl1 to stut off Vtxandotte on the school xea1 1938 1939 lut that xxas just the sta1t1nff noxx like the batte1x the fou1 must keep It 1unn1nU Ixeepinff Vixandotte 1unn1nU IGQUIIGS tl1e constant time of txxo sec1eta11es Nllss Jo C iuendel and Nliss Doiothx Nhs V614 Stan and M1ss Cene vieve Claxton M1 s G1uendel bettei knoxxn to the students and teacheis as Jo continues to se1ve VICE P11HClpdl Hume as sec1eta1x Upon enteiinff the ofhce one IS sule to see Miss G1uendel at her desk at the left Just outside of M1 Hume s oflice Miss Qpeake1 xx ho came to Wx andotte 1ust last xea1 lS sec1eta1x to Principal J F Wellemex 91 Qhe IS alvxaxs to be found at he1 tx pe Wlltel at the 11ffht of the svxitch board Miss Vela Sta11 xxho also xxolked alonff xx 1th Miss G1uendel at the old Vixandotte iuns the sxxitch boaid and calls XOU1 mothei xx hen xou ale not at school Nliss Claxton xx ho xx as ff1aduated xxith last xeal s class IS the 16 maminff membei of the fou1some She Gives out 1ed excuses xxhen XOUI ieasons fo1 be1n0 absent O1 taidx a1e not COIIVIIICIH Toffether these fou1 xx1th suv ffestions fiom the txxo p11nc1pals fet toffethei the da1lx bulletin xx hich IS finallx composed bx Nliss Qpeakel Thex also xx11te the ex cuses 1un the sxxitch bo ud meet tions d1st11bute the mail fu1n1sh tefzcheis with supplies check the attendance 16C01d the Glades and dozens of other da1lx tasks VK hen a student misbehaves IH class he IS sent to the office xx hele he is Gwen a place on the much too famous bench 1ema1n1nU the1e un t1l one of the fou1 st1a1ffhtens out the difficultx or 1elax s the D1 oblem to one of the pimcipals If a pai ent desires to fret 1n touch xx 1th a student Mis Qtair del1ve1s the messafre These sec1eta11es also fu1n1sh 1nfo1mat1on to business men about students xx ho a1e applx inff fo1 Jobs fn, we Hama ton beveial student helpe1s assist the ie ula1 ofhce staff These helpe1s a1e l1lQ e111olled IH the adxanced commeici 11 couise This xxoik af foids them a Good chance to obt un fiist hand expeiience 1n ofhce and sec1eta11al xx o1k 'lhese helpe1s a1e Fein Schilke NIHIIS Hells ind Mawuelite Hall -Xll dax lonf sin daxs a xx eek and sometimes into the lllollt the office fO1C6 IQ busx xx oikinff out de ta1ls to make VK xandotte 1un The office selves as tl1e clea11n house of the school The duties of these ianf in from that of bouncei of peddleis to that of nu1sem11d fo1 f1eshmen Yes the movinff van Vxxandotte that moves one f1om a fieshman to a senioi at the 1ate of one class a xea1 continues on its Jouinex be cause the office fo1ce batte1x vxell 1n chalge Th1s ene1fret1c C1 exx vxoiked all summe1 in Oldel that the van could stait 1unn1nff efhci entlx smoothlx no1selesslx a11d confidentlx and remain 1unn1nf just as efficientlx du11nff the xea1 Yes It IS t1ue a ca1 vxill not 1un XKltl'l0l.lt a batte1x but ne1the1 xx1ll VK x andotte xx 1thout an office fO1C6 Dorothx Speaker Nera Starr Genexlexe Claxton Jo Gruendel Thirtx one 1 vi 1 v. '81 , 1 T 1 S 1 . 1 1 1 Q' ' 1 -' 1 -' . 1 1 1 - 0- - 1 -- R t . A L., . . ' 1 - . . 1 0-' . 1 ' 1 . A . ,, . 1 K, 1 s ky 1 . K lv 1' tvs, L1 1 - 0 Lv ri 1 2 8, . 8, . . K . b. . . . K . y A . A 3, 2 - , ' j ' ' ' g. 'D . 3 ' s I ' as: C, ', ' D- 4 .' lr, P ' J ' 2 1 ' 1 1 1 U - , ' 1 1 1' ' 1 1 ' ' ' - 9 . 1 as ' a ' K D ' A 7 ' vo' as cs l .Y 9 I M S-v v ' Y C' - .v l C: ' ' v 1, ' 1Y A v 'Y' ' ' . ' . - 1' T - 1 1 . .' - f - -' 0- x -. x X 1 1 N x C1 ' Speaker-and the two assistants- visitors, answer hundreds of ques- secretaries are many and varied. 1' 1. S c ' ' ' .ff l - . T, .1 1. . , ' ' ' gl I ' ' 1 . C 1 1' ' L, 1 'N 1 1 2 ' 1 .SL1 1 , 1 v v 1 , 1 1 5 1 , C ' Y . uw I I v Y ' 7 ' 1 , t 1. 1 as . Y 1 If. -l o I s . v v I 1 . is 1 Q K Ca ' ' -Y . ' -Y - 1 1 , 1 6 1 - .V - ' 't' - ' , v ' , , , ' - ' 1 ' 1 ' . . . . . O . 1, ' A A 1 1, 1 N1- tv 1 t1 1 ' - - K x - 1 1 K tv ., L . . .- . - 6 - I I ' . . .Y '. sa 1 -' 5 l .vs .Yr Ss .lr 1 ' v 11 - 1 - 11 1 ' - v 1 ' - ' ,- ' . ' . 1 ' K 1 as K . .., . K , . J- . . .xy . . , ., 6 . . C . . tv . , . s 1- 1' . .I l 4 , I

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J. F. VVEl,Ll'lMlCYl-Ill Principal of Wyandotte since 1925, Mr. Wellemeyer has been the leader in molding' the habits and policies of the new school. He has inspired high standards of attain- ment in the classroom, established the precedent of cultural and worth-while entertainment, and conducted the school in an ellicient and dignified manner. lHl lWH lllllllllllllli J. Cl,YlJl'l llUMl'l Vice-Principal llume also has played an important part in the success of the new Wyandotte. lle too has set precedents-chiefly in school organization. Details of proggram construction, enrollment. dicipline, and finance have re- ceived his personal attention and show the results of his indefati- gable efforts.