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

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S mphnn llrchestra by PHYLLIS RILEY Violin: Loir Mead QConcert Mirtrerrj, Bert Newland, Ettelle Goodrick, Peggy Meyerr, Joan Hickr CSecretaryD, Vivian Van Waterr, Fred Chenoweth, Marjorie Durham, Ralph Schumacker, Howard Malcolm, Wilma Lee Millrap, Janet Guffey, Jacqueline Raymor, Francer Garcia, Donald Lee Cumrniner, Gladyr Mae Young, Jack Barber. Robert Smith, Barbara Border, Mary Behrenr, Georgia Adams, Martha Feightner, William Wade, George Georgeff, Marjorie Behrens, Dori: Carpenter, Edna Prerrler, Alice Waldron, Ruth Ann Davis, Thelma Manthei, George Carton, Joyce Hawkins, Beulah Nyhart, Gary Kitterman, Dale Bowman, Eileen Graham, Annabel Heirmang Viola: Roberta Youmans, Kenneth Boyer, Carl Sooter, Joan McFadden, Judy England, Ileana Eaton, String lrin Left to right: Carol Klemp, Mary Lou Crayne, Lois Mead. Page Tzrenly-Izz'o Robert Youmanr, Barbara Clark, Jerry Kelly, Roger Youmanrg Cello: Carol Klernp, Woodyne Benglron, Jacqueline Schick, Jeanne Walduogel, Karl Reynolds, Mary Ellen Driver, Anna Marie Hamm, Dairy Wirtermang String Barr: Ted Moran, Birdye Hale, Norma Jean Carton, Janita Larson, Roberta Reere, Meredith Hill, Harold Myerr, Richard Henre,' Tuba: Richard Henre Crergeant-at-armrjg Flute: Phyllis Allen, Jane Aurhermang Clarinet: Charlet Molina, Lillian Bernardy Oboe: Dewey Bernard: Barroon: Kenneth Collinr,' Trumpet: Betty Jo Henderrhott, Gene Bendure, Walter Pitzer, French Horn: Paul Flowerr, Dan Orrick, Trombone: Jim Davidron, Jerry Andrewr, Charlet Hay,' Percurrion: Corky Brown, Carol Van Waterrg Piano: Mary Lou Crayne Cpreridentb, Gloria Quick,' Director: Mr. R. A. Samuelron. t Instrumental Music More and more the trend of modern education has been toward recognition of the value of training young people in practical things-things that will be of use to them in their later lives, either in helping them to earn a living or as pleasant hobbies. As a result many valuable activities of skill and culture that once had to be extracurricular are now a part of the curriculum. Chief among these at Wyandotte High School is the department of instrumental music, where students attain high degrees of skill with their chosen instruments and a background of musical culture that will be invaluable to them-to some as a vocation, to others merely as recreation, but to all a life-long pleasure. The Marching Band, which, with its corps of attractive Majorettes, forms at colorful and enthusiastic background for all athletic con- tests, the Symphony Orchestra, which furnished incidental music for all plays as well as its own fine concert, and smaller groups of accomplished musicians selected from these large organizations have become indispensable parts of our school life. These organiza- tions have attained national prominence for the excellence of their Work. Wlyandotte High School is proud of them.

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n ,, Girls' Glee Club ck row, left to right: Betty Jane Whilef, Yuuonna Boyce Ore a Joiner, Phyllix Dudley, Betty Bidwell, Carole Hinkel, J oephine Deal, Doris Tinxley, Lillian Emannelxon, Shirley Thurman Norma Morrif, Dorothy Parkifon, Merilyn Richardx, Mary Jo Kai- relmlan, Joyce Ruttan, Darlene Walker, Florence S ooter. Second row: Joyce Brown, Juanita Crothers, Bonnie Hedxtrorn Jacqueline Schick, Mary Ann Scheloxki, Martha Faller, Joan Pear- xon, Arlena Bright, Mary Cleuenger, Evelyn Bryan, Beverly Buckner, Joann Monchill, Mary Ann Cornixh, Gayle Granherg, Marietta Cole- man, Mary Jane J ohnxon, Florence Ann Luke, Derlene Meyer, JoAnne Deal. Front row: Ruthann Akerx, Janice Regenox, Martha Sioulas, Norma Durham, JoAnne Brewer, Matia Drizos, Gloria Quick, Mix: Marguerite Their, Amy Glam, Nancy Boiler, Geneva Adamx, Lor- raine Clever, Maxine W ilfon, Lillian Norman, Nancy Wardlow. B0 S' lllee Club Back row, left to right: William Joney, John Bowlin, Willard Front row: Lee Clark, Darrell Vinyard, Bob Klamm, Charlet Best, Robert Stephens, Raymond Cline, David Reefer, Bert Adamx, Moeck, Allan Bryant, Wayne Noah, Min Marguerite Their, Bill Madixon Richmond, Bill Oldham, William Rinne, T. A. Genxler, W ehh, Arthur Spradlin, Jim Tice, Berry Lawx, James Brown, Don Gene Myerx, Claude Gaxton, Wallace Johnson, Richard Nance. Striggozv, Ben Blake, Bob Parke at the piano. Page Twenty-one

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Band Back. row, left to right: Corky Brown, president, jack Palmer, jerry Andrew, Danny Orrick, Dale Simmons, ser- geant-at-armsg Eugene Iones, Richard Henre, Donovan Staton, Wilmer Harvey, David Grant, Charles Spencer, Anna Marie Barnhardt, secretary, Charles Hays, Mr. Samuelson, sponsor, Bill Anderton, Bill Wilson, Birrlye Hale, Dorothy Adams, Mary Lou Crayne. Roberts, Don Burwell, Lois Henry, Paul Flowers, Dewey Bernard, LaVerne Koontz. Second row: Ruth Ann Mears, Donna Fromzn, Delores Friday, Harold Brown, Marcello Kimlin, Ieanie Taylor, Martha Parker, Edward H ughes, Lelia Foote, Richard Meyers. Front row: Charles Molina, vice- president, Eugenio Bulac, Mary lane Maxwell, Flora Mears, Pat Current. Not in picture: Bill Shaft, Ioshua Riojas, Earl Hatfield, Franlz Larlzins, manager. . Left to right: Anna Hotujae, Mildred Supiea, Anna Marie Barnhardt, Kathryn Lasielic. Fourth row: Betty Io Hendershott, Walter Pitzer, Gene Bendure, Bob Gaither, Harry Rightrnire, jay Claypool, Dennis Vernon, Richard Godfrey, Lee Wilson, Lloyd Stevens, Tommy Wilson, Don Lewis, john Stone, Merlin Wade, Dale Majors, David Cooke, Sanford Cohen. Third row: Richard Klasinski, Ed Hosking, Frank Lar- kins, Lewis Wilson, Harry Schanlzer, Ned Divelhiss, Wilhur Mainrettes Page Twenty-three