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

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,, Es r xiffiiilfiifiiaiff ...w,,g...s,,M. ' E lx AK i 912, 5 4' X 2 I 4 2 as S' . 1: FAC ULTV HELEN BARNETT,Co1umbia,M. A. , Physical Education. . GLADYS BECK, Michigan, M.S. , Biology. H. A. BILLINGSLEY, Kansas, M. S. , English, Radio Production. CLARENCE BOLZE, Iowa, M. A. , Business. IRENE BROCK, Denver, M. B. A., Shorthand, Transcription. W. F. BROWN, Kansas, M. A., Natural Science. CARTER L, BURNS, Emporia,.M. S. , Vocations and Guidance. WESLEY R. CHANNELL, Kansas, B. S. , General Science. NELSON M. CONNET, Pittsburg, M.S., Printing. NELLE M. COOK, KansasState, M. S. , Mathematics. G. W. CORPORON, Missouri, M. A., English, Journalism. GOLDA COSNER, Pittsburg, M.S., Vocations and Guidance. LESTER M. CROSS, Emporia, M. S., Mathematics. MARY CROWN, Nebraska, M.A. , English. MERRILLA DAVIS, Ohio State, M. A., Latin, English. LAVINA F. DILLE, Michigan, M. A., Mimeograph, Typing. MARION DIVELBISS, Columbia, N. Y., M. A. . Social Studies. ED. J. ELLIS, Iowa, M.A., Social Studies. MARY F. GOOD, Park, A.B., Eng- lish. DAVID F. GRAY, Missouri, M.A., Physics. HEWERT G. GRAY, Illinois, M.S. , Mathematics. A. L. GUY, Chicago, M.A. , Auto Mechanics. ARDIS Hitt, Columbia, M. A.. Physical Education. JAY HOLT, Pittsburg, B.S. , Draft- ing. NINA HOWE, Kansas, M. A. , French, English. JOHN H. HUNTER, K. C. U. , M. A. , English. ROBERT IVES, Kansas State, B.S., Social Studies. EONARD JENSEN, Iowa, M. A. , Speech, Debate. W. J. KNAPP, Greeley, M. A., Dramatics, Stagecraft. LEWIS D. KRUGER, Chicago, M. A.. English. ROBERT KUHL, Minnesota, B. S. Electricity, Mathematics. DONALD KYLE, Kansas, B. S., Physical Education.

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BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Tracy Luke, Bill Daly, Jack McCurley, Jerry Boyer, Fred Werbe, Gar- Sue Kuhn, Barbara Clark, Georgia Wagner, Alton Davies, David Self, Jack Kuss. THIRD ROW: Darrel land Miller, Harold Finch,,Harlen Henderson, Ronnie Kramer, Jerry Black, Bill Sinderson, Joreta Jenkins, c O u N C I L Stubenrauch, Betty Witney, Emily Wilderman, Pat Erickson, Bonnie Petsch, JoAnn Conley, Norma Bloodgood, Pat Shannon, Beth Glass, Mary Gallaher, Janet Long, Ann Algie, Janet'Myer, Karen Gerber, Roberta Mock, Sandra Shultz, J. T. Webb. SECOND ROW: Roy Hicks, Frank Harman, Gene Denon- ovich, Don Nichols--Vice-President, Betty Knight--Secretary, Miss Stapleton--Sponsor, SybilPittman-- President, Kaye Krneta--Treasurer, Dora Lee Schuler, Shirley Johnson, Betty MacNeal. FRONT ROW: Doyle Travis, Cecil Hassig, Dean Graves, Mary Douglas, Ann Pliley, Dorothy Pellow, Barbara Bryant, Pat Parra, Janet Rawlins. As the Student Council enteredits fifth year as an established organization at Wyandotte, Principal R. C. Johnson promisedthe members a busy year, which indeed they have had. At the first meeting of the year several committees were formed, The Study Hall Committee , headed by Georgia Nell Wagner, saw to it that Room O5 was opened every morning at 7:00 for students who found it convenient to study before class. Under the direction of Ann Pliley, chairman of the Lost and Found Com- mittee, all lost articles were brought into Room 143 where students could come in to claim them. The Grounds C ommittee arranged to have the Art Department make signs advising students to Keep off Grass, etc. This committee was headed by Don Nichols. As is customary, the Council sponsored the annual Thanksgiving donations, the March of Dimes and'the Red Cross. The members of the Council also served as guides for the professional men and women who came to Wyandotte on Know Your Job Day. Among the highli hts of the year was the trip to Lawrence that the officers made for the Student Council c onf e r e n c e . Problems which the different schools en- countered and how they were dealt with were discussed. Naturally the social functions spon- sored by the Council were of interest to all. Included in Wyandotte's social calen- dar for the year were the two mixers, held after the Shawnee Mission-Wyandotte, and Ar entine -Wyandotte football games. At botqi of these, Rudy Lechliter's orchestra played, As we reminisce in the years to come, we will certainly remember the Spinster's Spree. For this Lparty, the girls hid their b ushes and aske the boys for a date. In order to make the party a complete turn- about affair, stags were needed, and many girls willingly co - operated by attending stag. Thus, with Don Francis and his orchestra providing the music, the party was swell, As the years go by, the Student Council becomes a more important and permanent feature of Wyandotte. The many services and parties it provides for the Students would not be possible without the competent assistance of Miss Judith Stapleton, sponsor. By Kaye Krneta 1 , , f , ir-miie, I 5 , '42, sf rx .1- 1 fr' A fir-V r -'K .-19 -' w 9.31: v 7F J l A x 'K 1 J r Jr, 1 . 1-ef ,. . 'Is it T 1 .-P K .a f'F7 +41 5 .' ' 'f i -5' 'ff N- V ' J6f'3':.-If fzja' - e 454- f. si- Q .- r v r 2,3 -, -l S5 ,.,, 1 .N , , ,,.. - ,.:.-cy, '- . 1 '-f ' i js.. ml. ., J, cigjrg Q, X, R, 4, sf ,F -e, ..,,,,, pal... -.-5,3 -gb , .. - . A . -.N .r- --yer -A 'rf-M Ls ,A . ,,. . .. ibm, 1? F- ' v ...I ' 1:34 if - A . , nm , - ,q N .. 5, vtQT:.::.-.TEAM ,A I ,, J . . , V . - 2- ++- -- -1' , - I ug. STUDENT

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FAC ULTV GLENN A. LEHMANN, Kansas, M. A. , Chemistry. REVA LINT, Columbia, M. A., Clothing, Everyday Living. LULA MCCANLES, Stanford, M. A., Social Studies. ORVILLE MCHENRY, Minnesota, M. E. , Physical Education, Health. W. I. MCINTIRE, Iowa, B.A., Psy- chology. E, MAUDE MOLES, Columbia, M. A. , Mathematics. WARD L. NEEL, Kansas State, M.S., Botany. ETHEL P. OWENS, Kansas, A.B., English. EDNA PECKHAM, Emporia, Study Hall. MARGARET PETERSON, Wisconsin, A.B. , Library. LAUREN PLUMMER, Emporia, M.S., Business. FRANCES POPPLEWELL, Kansas, B. F. A. , Art. LESTER C. RAMSEY, Iowa, M.A., Shorthand. Business. WALTER D. ROY, Iowa, M. A., Physical Education. R, A. SAMUELSON, Northwestern, M. M. , Instrumental Music. HELEN SCHEVE, Nebraska, B. S. Home Economics. MARGARET SCHIMELFENIG, Co- lumbia, M.A.. Mathematics. ZUMA SMITH, Chicago, M. A., Social Studies. REBA SMITHER, Pittsburg, M. S., Clothing. IUDITH STAPLETON, Kansas, M. A., Spanish. PAUL STARBUCK, Iowa, M. A.. Typing. GLENN L. STEVENSON, Pittsburg, M.S., Metals. K. I. STUBBLEFIELD, Iowa, M.S. , Natural Science. FRANCIS A. SWAIM, Emporia, M. S., Science, Mathematics. LAWRENCE THARP, Kansas, M.A. , Social Studies, Quiverian. CHARLOTTE Tl-IAYER, Kansas, M. A., English. MARGUERITE THEIS, Northwestern, M.M. , Vocal Music. LOUISE TIMMER, Columbia , M. A. English. WILMA WADE, Denver, M.A. , Li- brary. J. I. WOLFE, Missouri, M. E. . Woodworking, Woodfinishing. MARION A. WOOLS, Emporia, M. S. , Social Studies. FLORENCE YOUNG, Emporia, B. S. , Physical Education.