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

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1952 volume:

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CX' QQWOQ Cro' ofG'?5GO XIKCZ' Guid PY 017 Ce 8 JACKIE ROE Secretm I 4 1 LOIS DARR Librarian JACKIE ROBERTS Secretary 4-y W1 24? 1 v 2 r , X ya. 2, . ANN GRIFFITH R.N. RI-IETA HARBOUR ALICE IRWIN School Nurse Secretary Treasurer 3 OFFICE LIBRARY .-..-341 . ROSA LIE MCHENRY Lrbrarlan CAFETERIA CLINIC MILDRED NORMAN Lrbrarran BETTY SHAFFER NORMA WOOD IEANNE YOAKUM Secretary Cafeterra Drrector Secretary T v f 343 fd Z 2 ',vlnl'r, I , . i 8 5-I .. r 1 1 -A . ff? ,h V xx' s ' - 2 . b ' N 'wr V . Q-'T f .X 'mi 'xl -I fq GLA DYS BECK H, A, BILLINGSLEY G. W. CORPORON MARY CROWN BERNEICEC. HOUDEK NINA Hows I H M S Kansas' M. 5. Missouri, M,A, Nebraska, MgA. Coe, B.A, Kansas, M.A. Mlchlgafl' ' ' English English English English English B10 ogy Radio Production JOUrl1a1iSm French JOHN H. HUNTER K,C.U,, M.A, English, German Quiverian LEONARD JENSEN Iowa, M, A. Speech Debate ENGLISH - LANGUAGE W. . KNAPP Greeiey M A LEWIS D. KRUGER Dra matics Chicsgolf A' Sragecrafr Hg is BEN H . MOORE roNA METTLEN ROBERT L, MOFFATT IUDITH STAPLETON CHARLOTTE THAYER LOUISE TIMMER Kansas State, M.S Emporia, B.S. Emporia, M.S. Kansas, M,A, Kansas, M.A, Columbia' MHA, Algebra EYISUST1 Ef1g1iSh Spanish English English Geomenry 1 f ,l y r 11' MNA HOWE GLADY5 BECK WESLEY R. CHANNELL NELLE M. COOK LESTER M. cnoss wa LLACE Goon Kansas M A Michigan, M.S. Kansas, B.S. Kansas State, M.S. Emporia, M.S. Kansas, M,A, Engaish' ' Biology General Science Mathematics Mathemaucs physiology French Physical Geography and Senior Science DA VID F. GRAY HEWERT GRAY Missouri. M. A . Illinois, M. S. Mathematics MATHEMATICS - SCIENCE N LRQUL U- - A GLENN A. LEHMANN E. MAUDE MOLES Kansas, M.A. Columbia, M.A. Chemistry Mathematics BEN H. MOORE K. I. STUBBLEFIELD LOUISE TIMMER K Kansas State, M.S. WARD L, NEEL MARGARET SCHIMELFENIG Iowa, M.S. FRANCIS SWAIM Columbia' MHA- Algebra Kansas State, M.S. Columbia, M.A. Biology EIUPOUS. M.S. English 1 Geometry Botany Mathematics Senior Science Mathematics I.. 5, 11 C LA RENC E BOLZE CARTER L, BURNS GOLDA cosNsR MARION DIVELBISS ED J. ELLIS CLINT J- F- HAMMER Iowa M A Emporia M-S. Pittsburg' NLS. Columbia' N.Yg' M.A. Iowa, M.A. Colorado-State, M.A. Buginegs . Vocations and Guidance Vocations and Guidance Social Studies 500131 Studies Hlstory LU LU MCC A N LES Stanford, M. A. Social Studies SOCIAL SCIEN CE MUSIC W'15Qf3'7NimE RON ROBERTS Kansas, B. S. Social Studies LAWRENCE THA RP Psychology LA UREN PLUMMER R, A. SAMUELSON ZUMA SMITH Kansas, M.A. MARGUERITE THEIS MARION A. WOOLS Emporia M S Northwestern, M.M, Chicago, M.A. Social Studies Northwestern, M.M. Emporia, M,S, Busiliess Instrumental Music Social Studies Quiverian Instrumental Music Social Studies Aww vi' H 2' !...a ' 74 CLINT J. F- HAMMER CLARENCE BOLZE NELSON M. CONNET LAVINA F. DILLE Colorado State, M.A. K Iowa, M.A. Pittsburg, M.S. Michigan, M.A. History Business Printing Mimeograph Typing I- '5- A, L, GUY Chicago, M.A. Auto Mechanics ROBERT KUHL Minnesota, B. S, JAY HOLT Texas A, 81 M,, M,E Drafting commuter - mousrmm ARTS RUTH MAJORS Southwestern, B.A. Commerce LESTER C. RAMSEY I- I- WO!-FE LAUREN PLUMMER Iowa, M.A. PAUL STARBUCK GLENN L. STEVENSON Missouri, M.E. MARION A' WOOLS Emporia, M.S. Shorthand lowa, M.A. PiIlSbU1'g. M-5- Woodworking Emporia' M'S' Business General Business Typing MSIBIS Woodfinishing Social Studies BACK RC Martel, Watkins, Gregor, Susan B: Cole, Ee Dan Kraw bara Cla TP Secret each I on con Ec sfuder The S' The fv Be Counc held i the m N gives monej M active DONALD KYLE Kansas, B.S. Physical Education Health DN FLORENCE YOUNG Emporia, B.S. Physical Education 721-f ur-at BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Larrey Goodnight, Jerry Howell, Jerry Dulaney, Joe Colich, Bernard Martel, Chuck Winters, John Shick, Kenneth Hagaman, Donna Kinchloe, Delores Seifert, Janet Watkins, Marilyn Eaton, Ida Mae Olson, George Marcum. SECOND ROW: Virgil Shotte, John Mac- Gregor, Willie Lombrano, Bill Blanchard, Dick Harman, Carl Lankard, Jim Shear, Alton Davies, Susan Brown, Ann Algie, Audrie Anderson, Carol Dealey, Wilma Krohn, Claudette Adams, Pat Cole, Ed Ash, Ed Kohler, Allan Chase. FRONT ROW: Gerry Heisman, Bill Sinderson, Ray Johnson, Dan Kratzer, Harry Jett, Darrell Stubenrauch, Dean Graves, Miss Stapleton, Janet Shannon, Bar- bara Clark, Phil Sedlock. NOT SHOWN IN PICTURE: Bette Sue Carpenter, The Student Council, led by President Dean Graves, Vice-President Darrell Stubenrauch, Secretary Dan Kratzer, and Treasurer Harry Jett, has as its members one representative from each homeroom. These members are kept busy selling tickets, collecting money, and serving on committees throughout the entire year. Each year something new is brought to Wyandotte through their work. This year many students enjoyed dancing during the last ten minutes of their lunch eriods on Wednesdays. The Student Council arranged and sponsored this activity which was dbne in the hall between the two cafeterias. Besides finding new ways of improvingand helping Wyandotte and her students, the Student Council sponsored all of its annual activities. High in popularity were the mixers, which were held in the girls and boys gym, after football and basketball games. Various orchestras supplied the music. Collaborating with the Kay Cees, it also sponsored the Home-coming Dance. Not only does the Student Council provide entertainment for Wyandotte students, but it gives aid to less fortunate children by collecting money for food for the Orphan 's Home and money for the Junior Red Cross. Much praise for her helpful work goes to the Council sponsor, Miss Stapleton, who had an active part in all that was carried on in the l95l-52 Student Council. I., L, N. T' STUDENT COUNCH BY PATTY PARK ,,.,,,,T..,,. n -1-7-y-'--Y---L-r-H -v---f -.--W f - -e V --VY- ' SENIOR . 1 F , CLASS BY GAIL BRILEY LEFT TO RIGHT: Beverly Barnett, secretary, Bob Flowers, presidentg Archie Johnson, vice- presidenrg Emerson Wilson, treasurerg Mr. Cross, sponsor fnot in pictureb. V The firstactivity of the year for the graduating class of T952 was the traditional senior play, which, this year, was Our Miss Brooks. During the rest of the year, the class enioyed the Senior Hi-Ball, and under the guidance of its sponsor, Mr. Lester Cross, became busy in preparation for graduation with announcements, pictures, and the graduation breakfast. The class of 482 students was capably led through a successful senior year by its officers and Mr. Cross. T4 the fc secrel in plc C Marcl dotte the pf A SOPHOMGRE CLASS LEFT TO RIGHT: Bob Reed, vice-presidentg Janet Davies, treasurerg Bill Bennett, presidentg Susie MacNea1, secretaryg Francis Swaim, sponsor. This year's class of sophomores was ably led by its staff of officers and its sponsor, Mr. Francis Swaim. The sophomore party in February was the climax of the year. For the first time sophomore cheerleaders were elected to assist the cheering section at sophomore and reserve team activities. The 578 class members found the arrangement to be very successful . 16 T to tal- high- LEFT 'ri C class class lr office Dubir Toget these SENIOR CLASS j CLASS senior play , enjoyed the busy in The and Mr. 1' T as Ft I e 4. JUNIOR iq LEFT TO RIGHT: Harry Jett, Nettie Carter, Frank Gritton, Miss Timmer, Bill Sinderson. To be sure of asuccessful year as upperclassmen for the first time, the junior class elected the following officers: Bill Sinderson, president, Harry Jett, vice-president, Nettie Carter, secretary, and Frank Gritton, treasurer. Miss Louise Timmer, class sponsor, aided the officers in planning interesting activities for their class. One of the most successful parties at Wyandotte was the juniors' St. Patrick's Day Party, March l4. This class boasts equally as much, ifnot more, talent than any other class at Wyan- dotte. Proof of this was given in the Hi-Y Talent Show this year at which a large number of the performers were juniors. After winding up one of the happiest years of school life, this class of 6l9, ffully prepared Bill Bennett, presidentg Y sponsor, Mr. the first time re and reserve -essful . to take on theirduties and responsibilitiesj, anxiously looks ahead to the long-awaited year of high-school graduation. 1 LEFT TO RIGHT: Jerry Heeter, Sally King, Miss Hughes, Natalie Dubin, Roy Lynnes. Contrary to the common belief that the weaker sex out-numbers the male population the class of '55 consists of l28 boys and only ll6 girls, totaling 244. This is the largest freshman class Wyandotte has had for 5 years. ln order to make their class live up to Wyandotte's fine reputation they elected the fol lowing officers: Jerry Heeter, president, Roy Lynnes, vice-president, Sal lyKing, secretary, and Natalie Dubin, treasurer. Guiding these leaders was the competentclass sponsor Miss Eileen Hughes. Together the officers and the sponsor organized many enjoyable activities for their class, among these was the annual Freshman Party which proved a great success. 17 s FRESHMAN cmss MAINTENANCE BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Charles Barnett, William Monroe, Albert Johnson, H.E. Kearney. FRONT ROW: Robert Reed, C.C. Bengtson. Mrs. Gladys Kline, Mrs, Nellie Kennedy, William Leaton. Everyone at Wyandotte is proud of their building and the beautiful grounds surrounding it. This is under the direction of Mr. H. E. Kearney, in charge of the maintenance of Wyandotte. Mr. Ed Lander keeps us warm, and when it's slippery, it's just a few minutes until we're 2 3 . walking along smoothly again. cArrrrmA A, 9 BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Norma Wood, Edna Howell, Frances Engle, Emily Shrader, Nora Gutzman, Rita Werth, Marguerite Hill, Lottie Friedman, Birdie Rymus, Florence Shrewsbury, Clara Mitchell. FRONT ROW: Ruth Hildebrandt, Ethyl Crosswhite, Emma Amsrud, Nora Adams, Lena Brown, Alice Kinnaird, Nell McCullough, Maude Hamlet. Just like home cooked meals, that's what the students say at Wyandotte, and they have the busy ladies under the direction of Mrs. Norma Wood to thank For this. The cleanest kitchen and the best food comes from our cafeteria which is one of the most modern in the Mid-West. 18 it if 1, g, 'S tis is ........l ,i , 'wt-an '17---:sri . 5 if 0. taxa ni-its s 3 fr nun 4' n-Qvlfo-Gayle' 6 w x 6 ., 5 xi' xx-hx rx mx xisiwi N 'S'-'S TVQX 3 13 N g 'f N .fg'f'g v 3,,fg5 K' vu... V , 1 Hg-1. ,gm . 1 L-1 Q27 + H W. 'fm K.Jx,: w x . A .I ' LPM: . A, gags'-N ,,. if 11, . K-91 , , ' , , g W, ,,f ,. itz' v,F , 'M Hg ,..'9'n 'A' ' 1s,.',1g'- - 'nfl' , -- Q!,ff,g,g q ' 'fa , -3574 ' - N-1-N ? ,, L ' . 5 I .-f ': ' H5 H - , Q wp,-fx: -,,r ,1 :!1v,:,iu,,:,f1w..u -. ' 'N f,q.f-p. ',f,- . si' My ff.j'f-,rw , g' 7f ' ' 50515 Y Q, 'fwl , ,wi 24 x ?!,.'W:.3V,11:vM vw V fffjYfn E, , g f,-ffm J , fl ,,'4fwxx., . A xx ' J . 1 cluss E 'ff' f -1 -1. ,,rmmv V sums' LEAGUE council BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Dorothy Sorrels, Janice Van Boskirk, Janet White, Sara Jo Graves, and Carolyn Haught, MIDDLE ROW: Jenny Lee Gillman, Janet Pugh, Beverly Callahan, Ellen Proudfit, Jackie Colich, Janis Anderson, sitting is Sandra Stockamp, ef xr! 0 0090 and Marcia Kelly. FRONT ROW: Luree Hays, Beverly Barnett, Eleanor Farley, Carol Antic, and Betty Knight. NOT IN PICTURE: Nancy Forrester and Sharon Strom. When a girl enters Wyandotte, she automatically be- comes a member of the Girls' League. The annual assembly to introduce the clubs at W was, as usual, a great success. Later the Pony Express party was held. Last year the Christmas Formal at the Pla-Mor Ballroom was so well received that a repeat performance was called. Other activities sponsored by the League con- sisted ofa bowling tournament in January, the roller rl 806 skating party, the annual Mother-Daughter Banquet, and 06106 the assembly in the spring to introduce the officer candi- SX dates who will lead the Girls' League next year. zo ' BACK Gaunce Marily Stephe Gillrna ROW: I Gra ves N is ma rol lec their edge TI was a singtc Mr. slides squan Januc the IN the hi asserr L4 meml point: proier ours O R o cl: Peppe anne Sara . Hughe ILLIPS Sara Beverly Carol llybe- annual usual, s held. llroom ce was e con- roller et, and candi- ART cruz W BE11 BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Miss Hughes, Marilyn Wilson, Carolyn Larson, Pat Carmody, Joan Thorla, Barbara Gaunce, Donna Reed, Delores Leiberman, Jerry Russell, Juanita Ussery, Sandra Burns, Nan Thorne, Bonnie Spear, Marilyn Eaton, Betty Toothman, Jane May. SECOND ROW: Marcie Champe, Sandra Albers, Mary Wardlow, Sandra Stephens, Marilyn Cooper, Carol Russell, Margaret McNair, Lorna Bouck, Jeanette Miller, Carole Simmons, Jenny Gillman, Jackie Colich, Susie Wood, Pat McGee, Pat Ligett, Shirley White, Janice Coffman, Bob McNair, FIRST ROW: Nancy Woodson, Sara Sue Stewart, Louise Supica, Donna Bicknell, DickPeppercline, Joanne Hammons, SaraJo Graves, Mary Rush, Sandra Falwell, Sue Fisher, Joan Morrell. NOT IN PICTURE: Rocky Shaw. Membership forthe Art Club is made up of those students en- rolled in art who wish to further their appreciation and knowl- edge of art. The First meeting of this year was a clash party held at Ken- sington Park. At one meeting, Mr. Johnson showe d colored slides of Wyandotte 's cam usp a square dance proceeded this. ln January, the club took a tour of the Nelson Art Gallery. One of the highlights was the Christmas assembly held in Recital Hall. Letters are awarded to those members who have earned 350 ' pointsp the points are given on roiects done outside of school ours. Officers for this year are Rocky Shaw, presidentp Dick Pepperdine, vice-president, Jo- anne Hammons, treasurerg and Sara Jo Graves, secretary. Miss Hughes is the sponsor. Zl CLASSICAL CLUB BY SUSIE WOOD ff BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Beatrice Rodriguez, Anita Alexander, Mary Alice Grrsnik, Lola Mae Kauffelt, Juanita Frese, Pat O'NeiI, Charis Van Inwegen, Shirley Fisher, Charles Christiansen, Gene Kane, Gary Olsen, Barbara Jennings, LaVon Cahill, Cecilia Murray, Luree Hayes, Jananne Littrell. FRONT ROW: Bill. Daly, vice-president: Arline Gray, presi- dentgCaro1yn Haught, treasurer: Mike Fleming, Miss Mettlen, Bill Sandy, Dwight Weinland, Bennita Branch, Jean Stine. NOT IN PICTURE: Wayne Mason, secretary. The Classical Club is an organization composed of students from the first and second year Latin classes. The first year students are lowly plebicans and the second year members are the upper-class patricians in the club. The purpose ofthe Classical Club is to understand and in- crease students' knowledge of Roman culture and its influence on our lives today. Among the many activities were a Christmas party and a Roman banquet which was held early in March. One of the club proiects was to see the film Quo Vadis, a film of Roman history at the time of the tyrant, Nero. Miss Mettlen is the sponsor. COU BY JANE BIOLOGY BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Miss Beck, sponsor: Lorraine Gunther, Richard -Rigdon, Janet Davies, Gerald Sprague, Paul Gorman, George Anthon, Richard Berger, Kenneth Salyer, Shirley Darr. MIDDLE ROW: Marilyn Richards, Betty Barbee, Susie McNeal, Ruth Barbee, Kay Fish, LaVon Cahill, vice-president: Barbara Jennings, treasurer: Nancy Fujisaki, Karen Vance, Trudy Manczuck, president: Eloise Alderson, FRONT ROW: Pat Sutton, Janet Larson, Janet Hoagland, BobHoward, George Vukas, Gail Shipman, Loberta Breeze, Mary Fay Farrel, NOT IN PICTURE: Marilyn Kincaid, secretary, For those of you who are interested in the study of animal life, Biology Club is the place for you. Among the many activities were talks, movies, usage of microscopes, Thanksgiving program and party, Christmas program and unusual Biology Christmas tree. A spring picnic is planned. Miss Gladys Beck is the sponsor. 22 EAI. DOD l year e the cl in- held :man I . gdon, meth Teal, Tancy ': Pat b erta :lace iving mic is COURTESY I CLUB D BY JANE BARTLI NG LEFT TO RIGHT: Shirley Jackson, Charles Wagner, Ann Hackney, Melba Barber, Tommy McGinnis, Joyce Westbrook, Joe Johnson. T The main purpose of the Courtesy Club is to keep order in our cafeteria during the three lunch periods. These students volunteer their Fourth hour study period to bring you a better cafeteria. They also play records for your enjoyment during your lunch period. The faculty sponsors are Mr. Ellis, Mr. Gregory, and Mr. Samuelson. Z3 c. Q. cius BY JACKIE COLICH BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Tom Timothy, Jim Brown, Wayne Ward, treasurer: Melvin Nolte, Donald Hughey. MIDDLE ROW: Bruce Irwin, Gilbert Hanson, Edward Turner, secretary, Bob Bacon, president: Larry Woodworth, vice-president: Phillip Magenheimer, Mr. Bob Kuhl. FRONT ROW: Jerry Bailey, Norman Dunwoodie, Norman Elgin, NOT IN PICTURE: Wayne Morrell and Dave McManis. The goal of the boys who are in the C.Q. Club is to learn as much about the theory of radio as possible, so that they will be eligible for an amateur radio license. Mr. Kuhl is the sponsor of the club. BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Charlotte Wells, Ruth Ellen Barbee, Donna Stone, Loretta Fry, Peggy Reichenecker, Darlene Frost, Geneva Moseley, Beverly Reichenecker, Georgia Smith, Shirley Kling, Roberta Sparks, Bonnie Lee Wilcox, Claudette Traffis, Deloris Rae Barrett, Mary Ann Haberkorn, Viola Bond. THIRD ROW: Eileen Griesel, Mari- lyn Rouse, Betty Barbee, Shirley Ring, Carol Dealey, Shirley McKain, Elaine Xenos, Mary Walker, Shirley Matthews, Marialice Brooks, Ruth Bassett, Floy Kelso, Janet Nowin, Jill Nelson, Miss Howe. SECOND ROW: Marilyn Goodwin, Pat Pierce, Donna Foster, Christina Litsis, Bertie Sanders, Jackie Colich, Doris Kees, Shirley Wright, Geraldine Fabac, Marilyn Kincaid. FRONT ROW: Marcia Schmidt, Arlene Leffler, Beverly Gray, Mary Wardlow, Karen Vance, USHERS CLUB As the different events come up during the year which require the use of the school audi- torium, the Ushers Club is on hand to see that things run smoothly. Captain ofthe club is Jackie Colich, assisted by Hazel Westbrook and Bertie Sanders. Miss Nina Howe is the sponsor. Judy Francis, Sandra Weise. Z4 BACK R1 Miller, Denise E Frances Bridges, Bonnie I ROW: R1 Stanley Jensen, Horlsernz Barbara SECONL Sandra E Briley, l Joreta Je Rosie He On Anne C plays fm play. 'l Mr. Wi is th Lee Mari- Id ICIIHE Vance, audi- club is onsor. fu BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: A.C. Webb, Mary Alice Grisnik, Gwen Gates, Carol Shipman, Janet Cathell, Janet Miller, Gail Shipman, Janice Coffman, Ruth Ann Stover, Lorraine Williams, Ann Schowalter, Nancy Stutzman, Denise Brown, Nicoletta Economy, Eleanor Farley, Darlene Blanchard. FIFTH ROW: Lawrence Burkin, Dave Fisher, Frances Phillips, Rocky Shaw, Marlene Barber, Pauline Lasley, Eve Ellis, Rose Brenner, Carol Russell, Chalice Bridges, Lupe Baptiste, Natalie Dubin, Marcia Champe, Donna Schmidt, Sally King, Sandra Parrish, Clara Ward, Bonnie Twitchel, Mary Jane McAfee, Ruth Kirkpatrick, Donna Bicknell, Eda Bantley, Betsy Williamson. FOURTH ROW: Roberta Breeze, Morilla Hursh, Alton Davies, Bob Renn, David Shirley, Harold Metz, Albert Grauberger, Stanley Smotherman, George Ira, Jim Smith, Tom Tyler, Delores Seifert, Doris Baille, Sara Sue Stewart, Janis Jensen, Carol Hanson, Carol Eismont, Janet Watkins, THIRD ROW: Ann Algie, Janet Myer, Frances Meng, Nadine Horseman, Doris Klamm, Peggy Rose, Mr. Knapp, Joanne Hamilton, Beverly Barnett, Alice Barber, Jackie Gross, Barbara Heinitz, Toni Davis, Shirley Jackson, Pat Sutton, Shirley Hamm, Barbara Clark, Richard Breidenthal. SECOND ROW: Janet Johnson, Janus Riley, Janis Anderson, Susie Bridgens, Terry Nelson, Ellen Proudfit, Mary Elliot, Sandra Stockamp, Diane Draper, Marilyn Priest, Jane McCaughey, Wanda Hicks, June Cross, Shirley Robbecke, Gail Briley, Mary Anna Allison. FIRST ROW: Cathy Waters, Darlene Jackson, Shirley Look, Vera Amick, Lenore Hahn Joreta Jenkins, Susie Wood, Janis Johanson, Susie Glanville, Janet Pugh, Virginia Gunner, Jane Werth, Phyllis Hays DRAMATICS CLUB Rosie Hernandez. On February I5 the dramatics club presented Funny Face, a three act play written by Anne Coulter Martens. During the year, the club members have participated in many one act plays for different organizations. They enacted Why the Chimes Rang forthe school Christmas play. The Dramatics club is open to all students interested in any field ofthe theatric world. Mr. William Knapp is the sponsor. Z5 O FRENCH CLUB , - BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: W. C, Belingloph, Lester Brammer, Jerry Cox, Bill Ander- son, Doris Lindsay, Sherlene Burton, Louise Copenhaver, Josephine Buckingham, Clara Ward, Mitzi Frampton, Norma Roots, Miss Howe. FRONT ROW: Sandra Burns, Rocky Shaw, Jane Baptiste, Chalice Bridges, treasurer, Carol Shipman, vice-president, Jean Derge, presi- dent, Patty Park, secretary, Eva Ellis, Sandra Stockamp, Connie Sims. The purpose of the French club, sponsored by Miss Nina Howe, is to help its members be- come better acquainted with the French customs and language. Its members are composed of those students who are or have taken French. They have had many interesting activities this year such as a St. Catherine's Day celebration in November, a Christmas musical, a Spring musical, an April Fish celebration, avisit to the Nelson Art Gallery, and line parties to movies which contained French background. GERMAN CLUB rf K BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Sue Flesher, Lois Davis, Ronald Schrieber, Helen Munjak, Loretta Allison, Kent Melton, J.B. Hootz, Beverly Cox, Shirley Look, Leonard Hackinsky, Frances Lindsay. FRONT ROW: Ray Pearson, sergeant-at-armsg Betty Billingsley, chairman entertainment, Ann Munjak, secretary, Frances Meng, vice-presidentglohn Stine, president, Mr. Hunter, sponsor. ' The German club, sponsored by Mr. John Hunter, meets to discuss the basis of German culture. Their meetings are interesting and its membership is growing. Besides their monthly meetings they have had several parties. 26 BACK Fisher , Peggi' Gar Whiles, Beverly Jane toria ng Vera Rose Future and acti sale Miss Li CH CLUB IKIE BURWELL nbers be- nposed of rities this a Spring to movies ten Munjak, Hackinsky, I, chairman r, president: F German monthly .- rf BACK ROW: Teresa Segura, Janice Bailey, Mildred Vassar, Mary Alice Collins, Dora Gordon, Delores Haddon, Sue Fisher, Joanne Hammons, Rachel Ramirez, Juanita Ussery, Barbara Chapman, Delores Bukaty, Devera Simpson, Peggy Rose, Beverly Cox, Darlene Blanchard, Sandra Falwell, Jananne Littrell, Rayona Glover. THIRD ROW: Loretta Garstecki, Shirley Barthowski, Barbara Stein, Marilyfl Fendorf, Betty Vogel, Joyce McMil1in, Anita Alexander, JoAnne Whiles, Mary Ann Christian, Lucille Babbitt, Edna Beck, Janet Naas, Lupe Baptiste, Janet Myer, Della Gaston Beverly Childers, Carrie Beth Moffat. SECOND ROW: Shirley Mclnteer, Betty Helm, Bernice Nasternak, Shirley Look Jane Bartling, vice-president: Pat Likes, treasurer: Carol Antic, president: Judy O'Neal, scribe, Frances Meng, his- torian, Martha Rose, Barbara Heinitz, Darlene Jackson, Sara Jo Graves, Carolyn Pearson. FRONT ROW: Jean Stine, Vera Amick, Rhea Bauer, Lorraine Dutcher, Pat Parra, Loretta Dutcher, Darlene Dalton, Ann Pliley, Faye Van Pelt, Rose Peel. Stepping Stones to Happiness was the theme of the Future Homemakers of America this year. The meetings F H A and club projects were based on attaining degrees. The . 0 ' activities includeda pot luck supper, a special order candy sale, and a faculty dinner. The sponsors are Miss Scheve, BY NIHLA HASTY Miss Lint, and Miss Smither. BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Nancy Golubski, Mary Ann Christian, JoAnn Whiles, Mildred Swim, Berry PUICCU. Joyce Westbrook, Gail Cleveland, Lucille Bobbitt, Janis Jensen, Barbara Shultz, Carol Cummins, Marilyn Rouse, Arline Gray, Joann Phillips, Rholda Briscoe, Pat Parra, Carol Antic, Nancy Stockdale. THIRD ROW: Dorothy Serafin, Frances Phillips, Donna Callaway, Janice Smith, Dolores Morgan, Earlene Fry, Janet Hoagland, Lorraine Lovell, Roseann Manczuk, Ethel Early, Ann Algie, S'ara Jo Graves, Janet Myer, Nancy Small, Mary Ann Hogan, Ruth Walker, Eileen Greisel, Fayrene McMickin. SECOND ROW: Betty Avison, Mary Avison, Marcia Kelly, Lois Rice, Jennie Lee Gillman, Marilyn Eaton, Lorraine Williams, Sandra Sue Whistler, Suzie Glanville, Eleanor Farley, Dorothy Milam, Janice Van Boskirk, Luree Hays, Roberta Sparks, Helen Lastelic, Sondra Weise, Barbara Westfall. FRONT ROW: Lor- raine Dutcher, Loretta Dutcher, Jo Ann Jata, Jean Jeanquart, Marilyn Buckley, Christina Litsis, Nancy Fujisaki, secretary: JanetWhite, president, Pauline Lasley, treasurer, Carolyn Chushuk, vice-president, Beverly Callahan Mary Rush, Ruthan Lory, Rae Barrett, Eleanor Knight, Anita Alexander, Teresa Segura. Like sports and fun? lf your answer is yes, then the Girls' Athletic Association is the club for you. The G.A.A. is open to any girl in Wyandotte interested in getting acquainted, having lots of fun, developing her athletic ability and earning a school letter. Each year this club sponsors homeroom and G .A.A. softball , vol Iey.. G A A ball, and basketball tournaments for girls plug bowling and volleyball ' ' ' tournaments for both boys and girls. Sometime during the year the club has a basketball officiating class, after-school swimming, and a basket- BY DOROTHY ball or volleyball sports day for all Kansas City, Kansas, highschools. SORRELS The sponsors are: Helen Barnett, Ardis Hill, and Florence Young. BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Janet Larson, Robbie Denny, Susie Poppe, Sandra Culver, Norma Goepfert, Joy Dobbie, Nancy Myers, Linda Myers, Anne Schowalter, Barbara Matrox, Carla Smith, Lois Andersen, Sandra Stephens, Barbara Chaplin, Carolyn Harreld, Carlyn Cleveland, Marilyn Richards, Nathalie Faris, Marilyn Fletcher. THIRD ROW: Clara Ward, Delores Lieberman, Helen Fajdetich, Loberta Breeze, Rhea Bauer, Rose Peel, Mary Ann Christiansen, Janet Davies, Denise Brown, Barbara Jennings, Rose Marie Stimetz, Gail Williams, Carrie Beth Moffatt, Norma Byrne, Janice Newitt, Gwyn Gates, Dee Ingle, Ruth Ann Smotherman, Pat Bregg, Carol Orvis. SECOND ROW: Dolores Pur- sley, Deloris Spurgeon, Peggy Schneider, Trudy Manczuk, Edith Bregg, Pat Munsell, Kay Fish, Catherine Redick, Betty Barbee, Betty Stephen, Joan Nelson, Arlene Leffler, Carol Brown, Faye Van Pelt, Carole Simmons, Joyce Chappelow, Goldie Zarvos, Janis Anderson. FRONT ROW: Barbara Sampson, Jean Mourning, Delores Wagner, Lola Kauffelt, Juanita Frese, Delores Hecke, Carol Jones, Irma Dalaba, Ruth EllenBarbee, Shirley Edwards, Dixie Warnick, LaDoris Henley, Betty Douglas, Marcia Schmidt, Donna Schmidt, Ruth Kell, Shirley Jackson, Peggy Robinson, Hansina Clyde, lx' A CLUB: An Earlene Fry, Hursh. Jane: Pugh, vice- Whistler. AB Anna Hackn Marcia Schz Williamson, I the ' CIW the al. 1 etty Purcell, Irilyn Rouse, 'thy Serafin, aine Lovell, luth Walker, r, Jennie Lee othy Milam, I' ROW: Lor- cy Fujisaki, ' Callahan, Athletic my girl in Iveloprng volley ol leybal I the club 1 basket schools Joy Dobbie ens Barbara ROW Clara ansen Janet ' ' , V ,Wm , ' f V ' V, , ,P iff R ,,4 H' - 'X ruff , I jul' A CLUB: Ann Algie, presidentg Janis Anderson, Lucille Bobbitt, Charlyn Brown, Beverly Callahan, Sallie Callender, Earlene Fry, Gwen Gates, Susie Glanville, Marilyn Greathouse, Luree Hays, Carolyn Herald, Marilyn Hoon, Morilla l-lursh,,Janet Larson, Pauline Lasley, Janet Long, Janet Myer, secretary-treasurer, Nancy Myers, Ellen Proudfit, Janet Pugh, vice-presidentg Marilyn Richards, Dorothy Sorrels, Sandy Stockamp, Nancy Stockdale, Louise Supica, Sandra Whistler. B CLUB: Mary Ann Christensen. Betty Douglas, Marilyn Eaton, Della Sue Flesher, Jan Jackson, Janis Jensen, Anna Hackney, Ruth Kell, Marcia Kelly, Sally King, Doris Klamm, Joan Morrell, Linda Myers, Ida Olson, Lois Rice, Marcia Schmidt, Carol Simmons, Patsy Shannon, Nancy Sherry, Nancy Small, Dixie Wamick, Sherry Whistler, Betsy 'Williamson I I GIRLS SWIMMING CLUB BY SUE FLESHER The Swimming Club directed b Mrss Ardrs Hu ll rs composed of gurls Interested in furthering their swtmmmg abrlrtres These gurl, have chosen swrmmmgas an extra actrvutyand swim once a week throughout most of the year The club IS clrvldecl into two groups , A and B Advanced swimmers, working to Improve their swrmmmg and dlVll1g, are un the A club In the B club are swimmers who are Inter mediate and who are recelvlng instructions on different swlmmlng techniques On November 28 and 29 the combined clubs gave a Swrmmmg Show They also recelved a Life Saving Course as one of the major activities of the year mrma Byrne Dolores Pur rrne Redick nons Joyce 'agner Lola ie Warnick y Robinson 'off We? ' 'fist af? 1'-ll' 'WP gm essjgp-,W me ., LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr, Gray, Charles Hill, Russell Bacon, Dennis McFarlane, vice-president, Robert Christy, president: Ben Frai, Ralph Knox, Stanley Corbett, treasurer, Kent Melton, Bill Sandy, Arthur Massey, Hoyt Dudley, secretary Harold McDaniel, Bruce Wilson, and Donald Barrett. HOLLYWOOD CLUB BY MARY LYNN KLEITZ Most Wyandotte students are familiar with the Hollywood Club because its members show the films they see here in Wyandotte, they also operate the public address system and score- board for the football games. The sponsor is Mr. H. G. Gray. LIBRARY CLUB BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Joyce Glover, Lois Trapp, Mrs. McHenry, Miss Norman, LB. Hootz, Donald Sprague, Glenn Smiley, Darlene Snell, Della Sue Flesher, Betty Barry, Miss Darr, Stanley Smotherman. FRONT ROW: ChristineSater, Jean Maxey, Nan Littrell, Fran Lindsey, Joy Tweet, Melba Barber. The Library Club members are those who help or have helped in the library. Meetings are called to learn more about general library work and to become better acquainted with the other librarian assistants. At Christmas they held a Christmas Decorating Party. The officers are: Jean Maxey, president, Melba Barber, vice-president, and Joy Tweet, secretary-treasurer. The sponsors are Miss Darr and Mrs. McHenry. 30 BACK R Fish, Ca Delores Patricia Beverly Nancy l Hecke, Hanson, Betty Dc 1-'ff ,Q f, M. 01, v , fl? 13- f f , 1, .. 2 J -, 1.. , b. ,Q , , Z' , M, jf' V ,, V C 1 ,.., 'Q 1 -,'?,JfR1, - 1 ,ff 1 1' n 1 . '.uLf Af , president: , secretary- ers show d score- 'll P ings are with the officers easurer . -.-f.-.-........,.,,. f fn' f ' BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Benneta Branch, Janet Satorius, Lupe Baptiste, Gloria Skaggs, Mary Ann Christian, Kay Fish, Catherine Redick, Lorraine Williams, Nell Barnett, Virginia Haynes, Judy Stitt, Shirley Staton, Barbara Chaplin, Delores Bukaty, Suzanne Loveall, Sandra Stephens, Marilyn Cooper, Nancy Stutzman. THIRD ROW: Denise Brown, Patricia Armstrong, JoAnn Whiles, Barbara Matrox, Janet Nowin, Carlyn Cleveland, Patricia Cole, Phyllis Brewit, Beverly Childers, Caryl Began, Shirley Norris, Linda Myers, Nancy Myers, Betty Loun, Delores Schick, Judy Francis, Nancy Weaver, Janet Watkins, Janis Anderson, SECOND ROW: Manie Attebery, Mary Ann Christiansen, Delores Hecke, Anne Schowalter, Mitzi Frampton, Luree Hays, Carrie Beth Moffatt, Joyce McMillin, Janis Jensen, Carol Hanson, Mildred Swim, Carol Jones. FRONT ROW: Caroline Soule, Marie Reece, LaDoris Henley, Susie MacNea1, Betty Douglas, Nathalie Faris, Janet Davies, Wanda Hutson. HORIZON CLUB The Horizon Club is a continuation of the Camp Fire Girls. The members render various services such as assisting students in making friends, serving at mixers, giving articles to children in the wards at the Kansas University Medical Center, and at Christmas time they helped needy families . Some of their activities this year included camp- ing trips, a chili supper, parties at Christmas, Valentine 's Day, and one for their parents. At the end of the year, a farewell get-together was held for the senior members. The club's advisors are Miss Smither, Miss Cosner, and Miss Mettlen. INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS clus BY JANE HICKLIN , . H 'Q- BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Shirley Wooten, Jane Hicklin, Martha Rose, Shirley Phillips. FOURTH ROW:Joy Dobie, Lavana Kayhill, Clara Ward, Helen Fajdetich, Jerry Henderson, THIRD ROW: Shirley Van Horne, Barbara Jennings, Carol Anderson, Corky Nason, Miss McCanles. SECOND ROW: Janet Rawlins, Carolyn Soule, Jan Jackson, Barbara Yantzi, Bill Mullins, Edith Sortor, FRONT ROW: Bob Kimball, Tracy Luke, Carolyn Braly, Audrey Anderson. Organized four years ago, the International Relations club is still very active although there is no longer a course in International Relations at Wyandotte. The clubs purpose is to further the understanding between our students and foreign students and people. To do this, programs were planned which included speakers from various countries, most of whom were mainly exchange students who were interested in telling of their home countries. There were entertainments with regular meetings and holiday parties. This club is a member of the U.N. E.S.C.O. Small groups of its members visited meetings. The members made contributions to the CARE organization and other worthy causes. BACK t Janis A Moffat Barbara Suzann Benny secreta T learn party Mexi restal .ludit LUB Joy Dobie, Jennings, Barbara although pose is to do this , om were ere were he U.N. i I SPANISH CLUB BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Bill Goff, Kay Fish, Katherine Redick, Edith Sortor, Shirley Phillips, Carolyn Pearson, Janis Anderson, Beverly Birdsall, Mary Alice Brooks, Betty Douglas, Barbara Bailey, Audrey Anderson, Carrie Beth l Moffatt, Dixie Rand, Rayona Glover, Roberta Mock. SECOND ROW: Doris Lindsay, Jack Gorelick, Fred Allvine, E Barbara Mattox, Jim Flint, Doris Laffoon, Ron Logan, Marilyn Fendorf, Hoyt Dudley, Joyce Warren, Jerry Henderson, Suzanne Greenlee, Donna Rich, Joan Kerr, Nadine Horseman, Elizabeth Stephens, FRONT ROW: Pauline Lasley, Benny Anderson Susan Brown Richard Hughey Eleanor Farley vice president Alton Davies president Ann Algie secretary Cathy Waters Miss Judith Stapleton sponsor Janet Myer Ruth Ann Stover Barbara Westfall The Spanish Club as for students who have taken or are takmg Spamsh and are interested nn learmng more about Spamsh customs One of the mann events of the year rs the annual Christmas party wlth the breaking of the pnnata Thus year one of the members broughta real panatas from Mexico To celebrate Pan American day the club has a lme party to Magarlta s a Spanish restaurant and then to the Tampnco for a Spamsh movle The club has monthly meetings Mass .luduth Stapleton us the club sponsor C ,.f-.'f'- l p p qp I , . . . . . J V' Z, X , . . . . . - N . . . ' . . 1' . . . I . l ei B :I . ' ' ' , l , ,V' l I . . D ' ' W l ' ' . J Li S . ll ., I Sv: ' l I Q 4 33 3 BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Susanne Bosler, Shirley Wolf, Norma Short, Barbara Meier, Pauline Taylor, Dolores Pursley, Caryl Began, Mary Walker, Barbara Haskins, Donna Green, Joan Nelson, Dolores Schick, Pauline Sprague, Beverly Rollwagen, Beverly Reichenecker. THIRD ROW: Shirley Matthews, Phyllis Smith, Ruth Ann Kirkpatrick, Elaine Fagan, JoAnn Kitterer, Anne Hunter, Roseann Manczuk, Catherine Nave, Marlene Thornton, Rachel Ramirez. SECOND ROW: Darlene Jackson, Betty Bentz, Joanne Henckel, Marlene Barber, Carolyn Chushuk, Joanna Myers, Carolyn Foster, Mary Douglas. FRONT ROW: Peggy Kitchin, Bonnie Petsch, Betty Knight, Mrs. Majors, TVRONIAN CLUB Chi! Isbpper BY BETTY RAE BENTZ The Tyronian Club is organized forsecond year, shorthand girls interested in a business career. The monthly meetings alternate between business and soc- ial . During one meeting, Mrs. Maiors showed colored slides of scenes taken while she was in Europe. A chili supper at the home of Beverly Childers began the year's social events. Other social meetings consisted of a Christmas party in December and a Valentine partyin February. Plans are being made for a picnic this Spring. Some time this spring Mrs. Majors hopes to take the club to a court trial to see a court reporter in action. Officers for this year are Betty Knight, President, Bonnie Petsch, vice-president, and Peggy Kitchin, secretary-treasurer. Mrs. Majors is the sponsor. 34 BACK E treasure Jerry E Loudon, Mr, Str Th mainti and cl helps goverr check sponsa place Charle with a this or mr, Dolores e Sprague, irkpatrick, l Ramirez. ,na Myers, nd year, eer. The and soc- l colored ie. Childers meetings er and a made for is to take porter in 'residentg Kitchin, tor . BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Wayne Ward, Robert Magers, Bruce Irwin, Bruce Wilson, David Lehmann, Bill Gillett, treasurer, Bill Wittenberg, Bill Gonzales, Benny Anderson, SECOND ROW: Jim Hecke, Richard Conklin, Jim Henre, Jerry Henderson, Glenn McMahon, Don Stark, Jim Flint, Lester Pettibone, Dale McCurly, Arthur Lesher, Don Loudon. FRONT ROW: Ralph Knox, Robin Hamlin, secretary, Harold Metz, president, Mr. Plummer, Mr, Divelbiss, Mr. Stubblefield, Hoyt Dudley, vice-president, l'll-ll sv JANET RAWUNS The Hi-Y is aservice organization allied with the state YMCA. Their ledge is To create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and community high standarcls of Christian service and character. Every year the Hi-Y grants a college scholarship to the outstanding senior, helps maintain the YMCA camp at Elmdale, Kansas, sends delegates to regionaland youth government legislative assemblies, and handles the concession stands at home games, the check stands at plays, and the second-hand book exchange. The annual talent show is also sponsored by the Hi-Y. This year Ronald Cummins won firstplace with atrumpet solo, second place was taken by Paul French and Don Lipovac with an instrumental and vocal number, Charles Christiansen placed third with a marimba number, George Ira captured fourth place with a ukelele and vocal solo. Mr. Divelbiss, Mr. Stubblefield, and Mr. Plummer sponsor this organization. af ff' l K lvl-. BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Ann Pliley, Anita Alexander, Sara Sue Stewart, Irma Dalaba, Geraldine Hannigan, Mary Jame Garza, Shirley Mclnteer, Geraldine Fabac, Annette Christ, Helen Soptic, Loretta Fry, Leata Becker, Janice Taylor, Edna Beck, Dolores Morgan, Barbara Haskins, Barbara Clark, Rosalee Webb, Ruby Welborn, Joann Phillips, SECOND ROW: Lois Holmes, Charis Vanlnwegen, JoAnn Percival, Vera Amick, Janice VanBoskirk, presi- dent, Dorothy Milam, vice-president, Rachel Ramirez, secretary, Nadine Horseman, Martha Bolze, Shirley Look, Barbara Yantzi. FRONT ROW: Shirley Edwards, Carol Jones, Faye VanPe1t, Lorraine Dutcher, Loretta Dutcher, Anna Bailes, Mary Ann Haynes, Louise Copenhaver, Pat Munsell. NOT IN PICTURE: Dana Wood, treasurer. The Y-Teen organization, which isa junior branch of theY.W.C.A., is open to all Wyan- dotte girls. lts obiectives are spiritual as well as physical and social. Outstanding activities included Chocolates for Christmas, the donation of toys to the handicapped children at the K.U. Medical Center at Christmas time, and a iointassembly with the Girls' League. Services to the school included the selling of pencils containing football and basketball schedules and having charge of the Lenten services held before school each clay of the week preceding Easter. Sponsors are Mary Crown, Helen Scheve, and Lavina J. Dille. V-TEENS . ,.,-. '-ff W , ., MY, . , , ., -wLf,,- +.p,k,1-,,,. f 1- . fn: lr- ,,,,. , Q.. rw 'Y ' i'ff'J2:1 5172?-f113'52'ffS13lrEi'i ' 1 - , ,141 ,Q .1 M5 :gg L : -1., '21 34,2335 f ,- I V- ',,ff,--.fr , -If, '54 ,, 7 -Q f . Y f 'F N Q?fiff'?!'.'il'fL.' Fig ffifiii ' Q -iff ' k 1 , Va.. J X Q , -445 ,H 19 -X1 I 1 . Jr If STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Joanne Hamilton, Lenore Hahn, Martha Bolze, Alice Barber, Janis Johanson, Bob Renn, Betty Billingsley, Mr, William Knapp-Director. SEATED: Clifford Meyer, A.C, Webb, Marilyn Holt, Bill Mullins, N.-f Beverly Barnett, Bob Kimball. NF, KA? CEE PLA? BY CAROL SHIPMAN A tomboy who was reformed made the basic theme for this year 's Kay Cee play, Clementine . Thethreeact comedy, written by Martens and Davidson, was pre- sented on October ll, by the Kay Cees with direction from William J. Knapp. The stu- dent director was Joanne Hamilton. ' xx 17 J 38 STANI Tyler, Hawk, Hoffma O amuse with ' tation Miss I classr were Altho with s every gave ll' Clark Mr. l rector ob Renn, Mullins, :de the e play, imedy, as pre- es with he stu- STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Morilla Hursh, Mr. Willram Knapp Dlrector Paul Barber Stanley Smotherman Tom Tyler, Albert Grauberger, George Ira, John Napiecek Mary Anna Alllson Martha Bolze Carol Shrpman Marlon Hawk, Sharon Strom, Richard Breidenthal. SEATED: Alton Davles Eleanor Farley Lorelei Johnston Jrm Smrth Elalne Hoffman, Sara Jo Graves, Janis Johanson, Lenore Hahn Beverly Barnett Student Drrector Joanne Hamtlton OUR MISS BROOKS SENIOR PLAY On the l4and l5of November, Seniors amused audiences for two nights in a row with Our Miss Brooks, adramaticpresen- tation about the ups and downs in the life of Miss Brooks. ltall takes place in an English classroom where Miss Brooks and her students were making preparations to put on a play. Although Miss Brooks ran into many conflicts with students, faculty, and the principal, everything turnecl out splendidly when they gave the play. Our Miss Brooks, was written by Perry Clark, and staged under the direction of Mr. William J. Knapp and a student di- rector, Beverly Barnett. FUNNY FACE DRAMA CLUB PLAN' BY PEGGY ROSE STANDING LEFT TO RIGHT: Albert Grauberger, Richard Breidenthal, George Ira, Clifford Meyer, Janis Johanson, Doris Baillie, Alton Davies, Alice Barber, Chalice Bridges, Roger Wilson, Mr. Knapp. SITTING LEFT TO RIGHT: Eva Ellis, Janet Pugh, Darlene Easley, Jim Smith, Mary Jane McAfee, Rocky Shaw, George Terry. When a girl finds out that the next door neighbor's boy has drawn a comic strip featuring herself, and has labeled it Silly Dilly, things are sure to start popping. Andy enters a comic strip contest using his friend, Dell, Fora model without her knowledge. This, with a boy on a bicycle knocking down ladies, people falling into birdbaths, and girls chasing boys with leaf rakes make for an exciting evening. Of course all ends well when Dell finally realizes Andy's real motive was not to make fun of her but to make enough money to pay off the mortgage on his house. This was the theme of the Drama Club play, Funny Face which was presented February T5 under the direction of Mr. William J . Knapp, assisted by Janis Johanson. Mary lane McAfee and Rocky Shaw. 40 NA P f fs 49, 64.242 T173 , 1 f fw 'V s 2i :, P . 55 - ' -uwadfffp s 1-1-15154: ,lfkf-,-ffm. .Ny-?f:9rf,f M5121 vc-IW: 3' my Sgwrfizvy,-1.zg iz-if 4 2f'i BACK I Nason, Mermii The particip their cl which t BACK ROV Renn, A.C Beverly Ba Knapp, El Nat membe who are pians tc INV LCE AMA PLA? PEGGY SE turing :omic f on a h leaf Xndy's :ge on aruary NATIONAL EORENSIC LEAGUE BY DARLENE BLANCHARD BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Bob Kimball, John Ball, Marion Hawk, Carey Muncy, Charles Shanklin, Corky Nason, Tracy Luke, Mr. Jensen, FRONT ROW: Martha Bolze, Janet Rawlins, Carol Patten, Edith Sortor, Pat Mermigis. The National Forensic League is composed of students who have received twenty points for participating in debate tournaments or speech contests and who are in the upper two-thirds of their class scholastically. Members receive silver pins in the shape of keys, bearing stones which tell the degree of merit they have achieved. Mr. Leonard Jensen is sponsor. NATIONAL THESPIAN BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Terry Nelson, Janis Johanson, Lenore Hahn, June Cross, Harold Metz, Jim Smith, Bob Renn, A.C. Webb, Alice Barber, Albert Grauberger, Dave Fisher, Jim Kropf, George Ira, Peggy Rose, Mary Douglas, Beverly Barnett, Eleanor Farley, FRONT ROW: Shirley Robbecke, Vera Amick, Joanne Hamilton, Martha Bolze, Mr. Knapp, Elaine Hoffman, Joreta Jenkins, Doris Klamm, Ruth Ann Kirkpatrick, Chalice Bridges. National Thespian is a nation-wide organization for high school students who have won membership by earning ten points For doing outstanding work in the fieldot drama. Members, who are known by their comedy and tragedy pens, hold various positions from ten points Thes- pians to fifty points Honor Thespians. 41 BY MARTHA BOLZE LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Jensen, Bob Kimball, Edith Sortor, Tracy Luke, Courtney Nason. To be able to express one's self well in life is a goal that everyone should acquire. This might be a motto for any debate team, not only to wiin but to develop enthusiasm and good s eech. P lf ou ha pen to see someone with papers, pencils, quote cards, and books on conscription aroundfthe library or Wyandotte halls, no doubt it will be the Wyandotte debaters. This year the debate team was made up of Courtney Nason, Edith Sortor, Bob Kimball, Tracy Luke, Janet Rawlins, Martha Bolze, John McGregor, Charles Shanklin, Carol Patton, Carey Muncy, Pat Mermegis,Marion Hawk, Bill Mullins, Keith McPherson, and John Ball under the direction of Coach Leonard Jenson, At the beginning of the season the debaters spent many hours doing research work on the question: Resolved--That all American citizens should be subject to conscription for essential service in time of war, On November 9-T0 the debaters traveled to Pittsburg but failed to place. The following week they received an invitation to the Topeka Tournament but again were unsuccessful , Traveling next to Atchison, the debaters went in with full swing determined to go to the finals. This time they captured not one but two second place trophies. On December 7th Coach Jensen sent his first year debaters to Olathe . Wyandotte, losing to ShawneeMission, again went to the finals but came in second, ln the William Chrisman Tournament of December T4-15, Wyandotte was once again eliminated. The annual Wyandotte Tournament was held January ll-I2 when Wyan- dotte WGS host to 26 schools. A5 the usual procedure wqgl the Wyandotte debaters did not compete for the trophies. For the last competition in invitational tournaments, Coach Jensen sent participants to both the North Kansas City and Emporia Tournaments, The regional tournament was held at Lawrence where Wyandotte met outstanding schools but did not win enough debates to go to the finals. Throughout the debate season the debaters gained not only experience but knowledge, self confidence, and poise. We of the negative believe . - ' ' ' 42 DEBATE Iac my i f Likes l Xt JJ B .Q L, Waters ,A J Leondidis TE fe . This Ind good acription 'his year :y Luke , Muncy, 'herson, Jenson, nf many 2Cl--That :tion for aburg buf witation :cessful , Jll swing lured not Th Coach 'e , losing came in ecember S annual in Wyan- ure was, hies, For , Coach City and S held at ls but did not only use. il COW Q Knight i QUILL AND SCROLL BY MARTHA BOLZE Quill and Scroll is the international honorary so- . . . es ciety for high school journalists. The society requir the newspaper or yearbook staff members to be in the upper third of the senior class scholastically, to be recommended by the publication's advisor, and to receive approval by the national secretary upon submitting samples of work. When accepted into the society, each member receives a gold- plated pin and a subscription to Quill and Scroll ma ga zine . The society was first formed by a group of high school supervisors April 10, 1926. The William A. Bailey Chapter, named in honor of the Kansas City Kansan's managing editor, this year accepted 22 members. Officers are Alton Davies, president, Martha Bolze, vice-presi- dentg Beverly Cox, secretaryg and RichardBrei- denthal, treasurer. Mr. G.W. Corporon is the a d visor . Cox Bolze 02065 oi 39 wad of -T 5' Kepler Shi m P an Mary Anna Allison is also a member 43 Johanson Hasty Johanson Brown Johnston Allison Davies Hursh -'? '5 ,ffm 'Y' Breidenthal Waters Riley y ,E Corporon Leondidis Billingsley Kepler Jackson Hathaway PANTOGRAPH Pantograph--an instrument, essentially of four light rigid links in paral- lelogram form, to copy maps, plans, or the like on any predetermined scale fwebsterj--and such is The Pantograph, the newspaper that attempts to reproduce plans, news, and other local activities of Wyandotte on a predetermined scale. Under the guidance of Mr. G.W. Corporon, advisor, the fourteen staff members edited 24 weekly papers in this 33rd year of publication. Because of the paper shortage, 24 instead of 26 issues were printed and only students holding activity tickets instead of all students, received papers. A STAFF First Semester Managing Editor . . Richard Breidenthal Co-Editors . . S Business Manager Page one Editors Associates . . Page two Editors Associates . . Page three Editors Boys' Sports Editor usan Brown, Cathy Waters . . . . . Janus Riley . . Jackson, Johnston . . . Janis Johanson . . . Allison, Davies . . . Hursh, Kepler . . . Jim Hathaway Girls' Sports Editor. . . Betty Billingsley Features Editor . . . George Leondedis 44 Second Semester . .Cathy Waters . .Beverly Jackson, Janus Riley George Leondedis . Betty Billingsley, Alton Davies Brown, Johanson Mary Anna Allison, Betty Kepler . . Breidenthal, Johnston . Jim Hathaway . Morilla Hursh ,,f-fjfiiym K , X Za . 'K if .',, u ff W ,Q 'wi' 9, Fran X H1 4, , P- is L is arpente Northingt Park 9 as Werth ,sf 2, , M' Phillip Kleitz Flesh in paral- scale scale. staff Because of sholding Semester athy Waters , Janus Riley ge Leondedis Alton Davies wn, Johanson , Betty Kepler hal, Johnston im Hathaway Morilla Hursh X Frampton Cox LW! Carpenter Q Bolze Northington Bentz Park nl I X 'N f ., if inure fl 1 ' , ,vs sr vi 5' c' -1. 2 fn' .7 Werth N ,Wm Bartling x ,Q PhiHips K leitz Flesher Hasty R Bridges I Likes Knight 9 OUIVERIAN BY PA T LIKES After a year of careful planning and hard work, we are ready to present the I952QUlVeIl3l'1. Under the guidance of sponsors Lawrence Tharp and John Hunter, skeleton plans for the book were laid by Co-editors Betty Knight and Pat Likes and Composition editor Darlene Blan- chard. While Martha Bolze and Beverly Cox col- laborated on the Senior section, Peggy Rose and Betty Bentz labored on theAfter Hours and Clubs divisions respectively. As Nihla Hasty worked diligently fitting all the year's activities into her section, Carol Shipman did her share as editor of theAdministration division. Bob Bishop was assigned the task of covering and doing the write-ups on all the Bulldog athletic contests. Jane Battling had the distinction of being the first person to hold the position ofBusiness Manager, Under the supervision of art advisor Eileen Hughes, Mary Rush designed the cover and sup- plied all the necessary art work. While passing out the honors, not to be for- gotten are Junior Staff members: Chalice Bridges, Gail Briley, Jackie Btuwell, Bette Carpenter, Jackie Colich, Sue Flesher, Mitzi Frampton, Jane Hicklin, Pattie Hunt, Mary Kleitz, Shirley Northington, Patty Park, Shirley Phillips, Janet Rawlins, Dorothy Sorrels, Jane Werth, and Susie Wood, Throughfthe combined efforts of all our staff members, we have endeavored to obtain for you a yearbook to be proud of, and one thatyou enjoy both now and in the years to come ose Tharp 45 Rush Sorrels Briley if 1 Bishop lb iff ,IJ .p,,,, Burwell Hunter sianchard :S lie Hunt B4 Wood Shipman Hicklin lv I Colich BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Richard Wagner, Tom Howard, Tom Powers, Darrell Stubenrauch, Charles Stapleton, Bob Mayer, Orville Cooley, L.D. Nolte, James Rasdall, GilbertHanson, Richard Breidenthal, Louis Nickerson, Dwayne Clark. THIRD ROW: Jack Halula, Loren Todd, Robin Hamblin, Carolyn Bradley, Vanita Casper, Patsy O'Loughlin, Lois Rice, Mary Jo Mader, Janice VanBoskirk, Catherine Clark, Patsy Rhodes, Beth Glass, David Brown, Dave Dillon. SECOND ROW: Sue Kuhn, Delores Cross, Honey Myers, Susie Bridgens, Carol Antic, Morilla Hursh, Miss Theis, Barbara Barnhill, Dorothy Sorrels, Luree Hayes, Jane Billingsley, Darlene Snell, Sharon Strom, FIRST ROW: Donna Kincheloe, Delores Tipton, Doris Klamm, Vanita Cleveland, Gwen Gates, Betty Billingsley, Virginia Gunner, Beverly Jackson, Bonnie Dimsdale, Virginia Joiner, Janet Hawkins, Rosie Hernandez, A CAPPELLA CHOIR BY SHIRLEY NORTHI NGTON Congratulations are in order for another successful yearin the vocal department. Under the direction of Miss Marguerite Theis, the Glee Clubs and A Cappella Choir presented many en- ioyable rograms throughout the year. During the Christmas season, they offered the student body a Christmas program and helped with the old tradition of singing carols around the Christmas tree in Social Hall. ln the early spring the Variety Show brought forth Wyandotte 's best talent. Many other programs of solos, duets, and other groups were enjoyed by the school and community throughout the school year. ACCOMPANISTS LEFT TO RIGHT: Carol Antic, Marcelene Richards, Barbara Barnhill, Ruth Ann Srnotherman, Annabelle Harnett, Shirley Wright, Beverly Dollard, Carolyn l-laught, Janet Lee Watkins, 46 BACK ROI Bob Mayer Chanowski Johnson, C CY' fa I, ,,,, ,,,. M ,,, BACK RO' Darlene L Richards. thington, lenger, C Chase, Vit Donna Kir Mackley, Patsy Brown, Hursh, Ti, FIRST Virginia der the ny en- student risfmas ta I enf . munity MPANISTS ik!---,... ,4.:.l1- .Al-I ME? -h..... mn. . , BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Larry Englebrake, Bob Guney, John Oyer, Rocky Shaw, Carl McMillan, Dewey Brewer, Bob Mayer, Tom Howard, John Baur, Dwayne Drew, FIRST ROW: Ralph Walker, David Brown, Robin Hamblin. Joe Chanowski, Jim Painter, Richard Holm, Miss Theis, Jim Larkins, James Rasdall, Richard Giddens, Fred Derge, Lloyd Johnson, Gilbert Durham. Accompanist, Ruth Ann Smotherman, BOYS' GLEE CLUB I 'P , BM' f ' N L L E if fxvgf I ' K I If W 4 P. J!! J, Q elnjml Xqjl? ,V Jlfx 4' - h , H -I 11 P H ,. g X L if L -1 3 . F 4 l 'S u,4 BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Patsy Rhodes, Judy Brown, Barbara Barnhill, Charlotte Painter, Patsy O'Loughlin, Darlene Miller, Nadine Spencer, Mary Jo Mader, Nancy Forrester, Fayrene McMickin, Cathryn Clark, Marcelene Richards. THIRD ROW: Nora Mae Taylor, Betty Adney, Mildred Vassar, Lois Rice, Janet McBratney, Shirley Nor- thington, Helen Green, Marilyn Kincaid, Charlene Odgen, Darlene Snell, Sue Kuhn. SECOND ROW: Darlene Bal- lenger, Carolyn Harreld, Vanita Cleveland, Susie Bridgens, Hansina Clyde, Miss Theis, Peggy Robinson, Florence Chase, Viola O'Neil, Carolyn Chase, Cathleen Waters, Dora Lee Cole. FIRST ROW: Janet Hawkins, Virginia Gunner, Donna Kincheloe, Carolyn Larsen, Salley Callender, Delores Tipton, DeloresGross, Agnes Ferris, Carol Antic, Karla GIRLS' GLEE CLUB Mackley, Marguerite Hoon. Q-'JL S 1 'A Rik. X lf? -5+ ll ORCHESTRA Carol Anderson Marquerrte Bachman Joann Ball Beverly Barnett secretary Carol Braly Ga1lBr1ley Robert Brown R L Brown Henry Bruner Nrda Burns Janet Cathell David Catlett Charles Chrrstenson Della Coleman Orv1lleCooley manager Orville Cox Ronald Cummrnes Bruce Daniels Lois Davis Gene Denonovrch vice presrdent Joy Dobbre Karen Easley Nicoletta Economy Eleanor Farley Woodford Foster TJ Gibson Barbara Grant Burton Gregg Richard Grove Gracie Hale Jack Halula sergeant at arms Carol Hanson Dick Hart Phyllrs Hay Geraldine Heisman Jerry I-lenre Stephen Hinds Janet Hoagland Ceorgrna Hoskrng Kenneth Howard Alfred Ingersoll Dee Ann lngle Carloslngold Jan Jackson Janet Johnson Earl Kerr Barbara Klasinskr Norman Kllng Denn1sKn1ght manager David Lehmann Betty Loun Charles Mader Ronald Mandell Dav1d Mapes Peter Marquez aggrstanr manager Harley May Larry Mayer Geraldine McConnell Ronald McKenz1e Glenn McMahon George McNutt Cleda Medley Kent Melton presldent Marilyn Merritt Harold Metz Charles Nichols Shirley Norris Janet Nowin Robert Palmer Carol Patton Marie Reece MarceleneR1chards Herbert Rider Donald Robbins Peggy Robinson Cecil Rudolph Pat Sanford Joe Sayers Ed Scholten Beverly Short treasurer Harold Short Don Smith Caroline Soule Jerry Thomasson RubenTorres Nancy Tracy Bonnie Twrtchel Dora Sue Twrtchel Jane Werth Bruce Wilkinson Ga1lW1ll1ams Gold1eZarvos R A Samuelson director Wyandotte IS proud of nts symphony orchestra and marchmg band whlch play an rndrspenslble part rn school actrvutes Both groups have received national recognltlon for therr excellent work The nlnety prece orchestra enloyed a full year of appearances as they played for the variety show, plays, Nataonal Honor Socrety, Baccalaureate service P T A Fathers Night, and therr own sprung concert The group also played host to the Topeka Hugh School orchestra after glvlng them a concert last sprung This year the orchestra took pleasure lnperformrng for Kansas Unlverslty at Lawrence ln addntron but also Important were the appearances made by the strung ensemble and several solorsts a roles at Amerlc sprung 1 Roya v classes and De Ronnie Aol son Orv1l Donald Do Bob Hay J DeeAnn H1 sinski Der David Mal Phillips C Charles Se Taylor La director I 1 4 I N Brown , Joy Dobbie, Richard Jerry lngold, Betty Larry Mayer, president, Marie Reece, Ed Scholten, , Bonnie n, director. ispensible ent work. the variety , and their fter giving University ensemble BAND Making its last appearance in the colorful red and white uniforms, the band played maior roles at our pep assemblies, basketball games, football games, graduation exercises, and the American Royal Parade. New uniforms of scarlet and grey arrived iust in time for their annual spring concert. The most outstanding appearance they made this year was at the American Royal where they served as the official Kansas band for Kansas Day. Mr. R. A. Samuelson is the popular director of both instrumental groups and also conducts classes of beginning band, orchestra, and music theory. The two managers, Orville Cooley and Dennis Knight, have played a large part in the success of the organization. Ronnie Ackors, Wesley Ball, Bill Blackwell, Ralph Bledsoe, Loberta Breeze, Wally Brown, Dave Catlett, Ronald Christi- son, Orville Cooley, manager, Paul Corbett, Lloyd Cotter, Jack Crabb, vice-president, Bruce Daniels, Joy Dobbie, Donald Downes, Joe Florez, Donald Foster, Doris Gage, Jimmy George, sgt. at arms, Albert Gravatt, Richard Harris, Bob Hay, Jo Evelyn Hayman, Bill Hayse, David Hiebert, Lois Holmes, Georgina Hosking, Secretary, 13011816 Howard. DeeAnn Hutchings, Carlos Ingold, Bruce Irwin, Jerry Jenkins, Tom Johnston, Harry Kane, Barbara Klasinski, Ed Kla- sinski, Dennis Knight, manager, Everett Knapp, Marilyn Leat, Don Lipovac, Charles Mader, treasurer, Bob Mancuso, David Mapes, Ronnie McKenzie, 0.1. Meng, Harold Metz, Robert Meyers, Charles Nichols, Gary Olsen, Frances Phillips, Claude Ridens, Alvin Rimmel, Shirley Ring, Raymond Rodriquez, Cecil Rudolph, Richard Satts, Pat Sandford, Charles Seigle, Harold Short, Ed Stevens, Tom Stoway, Pat Swerengin, Mildred Seim, Howard Tate, president, Loren Taylor, Larry Tharp, Jimmy Woods, Herbert Rider, Phyllis Hay, Iane Werth, Mary Elliot, Pete Marquez. R.A. Samuelson, director. f l' .light tw, ef , 2 qi. 3 J MAJORETTES LEFT TO I Mclntire, The fi T, The under dim state footl basketball up a gre: Ballroom. that will I win mer treasurer, Sophomol son who C -. fgvffi X, A 1.- ,2 , ' N-e.: A A H L '-1 y, K , ,AL wwf-:ah , 3 ' is I ,f 'z A E 'ff if f- 33 , ' A I ,-.,, , Z jef- ' i f F -V 2 Ffa, ' .,., ' 1' .1 ' z ff. A, 4 5, F T . V H '. ' I 'Cai 779' 4 gf- V 7, 1 2' 5 LEFT TO RIGHT: Frances Phillips, Shirley Ring, Georgina Hosking, drum majorg Pat Swearingin, Loberta Breeze. LEFT Gole Shan Q. if KAY CEES BY BETTY KNIGHT This year's Kay Cee organization was com- posed of 286 enthusiastic members, elected di- rectly from their homerooms to create school spirit and to cheer the various athletic reams on to top honors. Aside from the added boost that it gave the i teams during their respective seasons, the Club concluded each sporting season by honoring the boys with a gala dance followinga festive banquet at which the individual team members were awarded their letters. The first presentation was the annual Kay Cee Play entitled Clementine, a rollicking comedy executed to the d d The next outstanding occasion was labeled the'Fall Festival which is self descriptive. The student body ance under dim lights to the .superb music of Ed Hoskings and his fine orchestra in celebrating the achrevementsofour all- . ,, . . h f tb ll team The Basketball a dance to which everyone turned out to bestow their congratulations upon t e state oo a . , basketball and swimming teams, both of which deserved great credit for their accomplishments, followed. To wind h Ka Cees s onsored a long to be remembered Spring Formal which was held at the Pla-Mor LEFT TO RIGHT: Sharon Strom, Ray Radford, Bill Mullins, Mr. Mclntire, Janis Johanson, Jim Hathaway. up a great year, t e y p Ballroom. The party was an all-school affair and certainly one that topped a chain of sporting events at Wyandotte that will be hard to equal, The outstandingly successful year of the Kay Cee organization was due to 286 wanting to win membersgthe able leadership of president, Bill Mullinsg vice-president, Janis Johanson, secretary, Sharon Stromg Radford the ei ht Senior cheerleaders rn addition to the Junior, treasurer, Jim Hathaway, and Sgt. at arms, Ray Q g Sophomore, and Freshman stringsgthe much appreciated help of Miss Ardis Hill: and Mr. Maclntire, sponsor and per- son who did the work and certainly reaped a fine crop --the 1951-52 Kay Cee organization. SENIOR CHEERLEADERS f .Egg 1 f LEFT TO RIGHT: George ua, Jim De- 's , , . ,rr Goler Beverly Barnett Cheri Matthews Sharon Strom Jim Smith Betty Knight K ' S t 1 5 It pr v . X NU' - E Y i X . . 0 ' ,D V t A 2, r I ., P 55 51 New f BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Benny Anderson, Ralph Lee, Dale Nowin, Carl Lankard, Lloyd Cotter, Mary Sue Poppe, Jobeth Ellis, Betsy Shankland, Don Burton, Sandra Culver, Gary Waldeck, Janet Pugh, Betty Carter, Jim Sturgeon, Kenny McDaniel, David Shirley, Eva Ellis, Kenneth Grable, Jerry Henre, Joe Glatz, Kent Melton, Jerry Thomasson, EIGHTH ROW: Ron Weaver, Frank Harman, Gene Buchanan, Rosie Hernandez, Joyce Bales, Juanita Brake, Darlene Dalton, Loretta Dutcher, Carolyn Chushuk, Beverly Callahan, Marilyn Goodwin, John Pierce, Dick Jones, Shirley Wooten, Joy Tweet, Dee lngle, Peggv Robinson, Hansina Clyde, Pat Swearengin, Gracie Hale, Nancy Small. SEVENTH ROW: ROY Serafin, Jack Utter, David Brown, Ralph Bledsoe, Charlie Nichols, Ronnie Ott, Brad Lashbrook, Joe Stotler, Don Scott, John Day, Barbara Meier, Joann Percival, Norma Short, Jean Stine, Rhea Bauer, Charlotte Higgs. SDCTH ROW: Carole Simmons, Shirley Ring, Dick Van Hooser, Jim Wheat, Charles Hill, Sylvia Flakne, Donna Kincheloe, Carolyn Haught, Barbara Moser, Glen Smiley, Mary Lou Vose, Dixie Warnick, Janet Larson, Carol Dalryrnple, Janet Davies, Betty Douglas, LaDoris Henley, Susie MacNeal, Pat O'Neil, Janet Sanders. FIFTH ROW: Bud Smith, Suzie Glanville, Sandra Whistler, Pauline Lasley, Norma Roots, Shirley Northington, Suzanne Greenlee, Mitzi Frampton, David Lehmann. Jerry Henderson, Harley May, Donald Babin, Jim Hecke, William Gillett, Bill Holcomb, Gwendolyn Gates, Judy O'Neal, Barbara Yantzi. FOURTH ROW: Earl Kerr, Richard Conklin, Dennis Knight, Ronald Cummines, Larry Mayer, Janet Rawlins, Beth Glass, Janet Hawkins, Dorothy Sorrels, Bette Carpenter, Loren Rogers, Richard Hughey, George McGuire, Jerry Boyer, Bonnie Petsch, Goldie Zarvos, Ann Algie. THIRD ROW: Bob Howard, Woodie Foster, Walt Danforth, Jim Goebel, Bill Mullins, Joanna Myers, Anabell Loy, Melva Winterringer, Elaine Hoffman, Shirley Jackson, Dorothy Pellow, Peggy Kitchin, Joanne Henckel, Betty Helm, Darlene Jackson, Betty Vogel, Marilyn Fen- dorf. SECOND ROW: Ned Holmes, Champ Mc Inteer, Archie Johnson, John LeBar, Norman Shipley, Wesley Ball, Kendall Simcox, John Lynnes, James Brenner, Rocky Shaw, Robert Renn, Tom Tyler, Albert Grauberger. FRONT ROW: Nancy Tracy, Janis Johanson, Gene Denonovich, Beverly Short, Dana Wood, Virginia Ristow, Ann Pliley, Jo Ann Whiles, Jane Falwell, Dolores Pursley, Beverly Childers, Edith Colston, Pat Parra, Patsy O'Loughlin, ' JUNIOR CHEERLEADERS BACK F Ralph V rauch, Blanch: Janet lx Dan K1 Hunter, Kingslz Supica Fred K Janet ls Barber, ROW: l Lou Nil Georgi Joanne SECON Jim Ha FRONT Connie .C BACK ROW, LEF' Janet Davies, G1 LaDoris Henley, Carol Dalrymple. , 1 4 4 . ' I Q ,ws 7 41' ' f . VL,,m, X937 4 ., ,. ., ' :J A . T'f'1 LEFT TO RIGHT: Bill J einw- H u gh es, Alice Barber, ' Janet Pugh, Bud Smith, a Suzie Glanville, Sandra Burns, Harold Forrester, Pauline Lasley, John Ball. ,. ..,. 1 ,, , , , , Fen- 'PPef geon, sson, lton, . Joy : Roy cott, arole ight, Betty andra ann, u d y iyer, :orge Walt iirley Ball, ROW: Ann GHT: Bill Alice Barber, Bud Smith, lille, Sandra wld Forrester, ey, John Ball. 57251, BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: David Kane, John Yatsook, John A. Wilson, Bob Bishop, Clarence Teters, Jess Driver, Ralph Wallace, Bob Heath, Dean Graves, Jim Logsdon, Paul Caylor, Frank Raw, Mary Ann Williams, Darrell Sruben- rauch, Jack Corbett, Jean Derge, Iris Dysart, Duane Drew, Jerry Davies. EIGHTH ROW: Mary Douglas, Darlene Blanchard. Doris Klamm, Phyllis Smith,JuneWhistler, Toni Davis, SallieCallender, Barbara Heinitz, Sara Jo Graves, Janet My er , Carolyn Pearson, Marlene Barber, Sadie Rash, Vera Amick, Jean Maxey, Juanita Ussery, Betty MacNeal, Dan Kratzer. SEVENTH ROW: Carol Shipman, George Bauer, Ronnie Cooper, JoAnn Kitterer, Elaine Fagan, Ann Hunter, Maxine Miller, Pat Wypyhoski, Barbara Matrox, Carla Smith, Ruth Ann Stover, Nancy Stockdale, Milton Kingsland, Jennie Lee Gillman, BillGonzales, A.C. Webb, Jack Mahany, SDITH ROW: Sue Kuhn, Joan Nelson, Louise Supica, Hazel Westbrook, Frances Phillips, Joyce Warren, Jo Ann Jones, Rosalee Webb, Jean Urkevich, B.J. Hughes, Fred Kobett, Charles Winters, David Self, Bob Kimball, Bob Bengston, Bill Pittman, Bill Sinderson. FIFTH ROW: Janet McBratney, Jane Billingsley, Lenore Hahn, Diane Draper, Karen Maxwell, Marilyn Priest, Sandra Burns, Alice Barber, Barbara Barnhart, Pat Likes, Gary Gaunce, Kittie Moore, Harry Johnson, Bob Duncan, Bill Trotter. FOURTH ROW: Marilyn Holt, Jane Battling, Frances Meng, Carol Antic, Betty Rae Bentz, Vanita Cleveland, Jerry Mather, Lou Nickerson, Clifford Meyer, Ray Radford, Ronnie Hire, Dave Carson, John Napiecek, Paul Barber. THIRD ROW: Georgina Hosking, Shirley Mclnteer, Janet Shannon, Martha Bolze, Nadine Horseman, Carolyn Foster, Beverly Cox, Joanne Hamilton, Harold Forrester, Norman Gunderman, Harry Jett, Nick Zarvos, Mary Anna Allison, Susan Brown. SECOND ROW: Alton Davies, Marilyn Greathouse, Janis Anderson, Cathy Waters, Harry Gaffney, Beverly Jackson, Jim Hathaway, Morilla Hursh, Tom Howard, Betty Billingsley, Dick Breidenthal, John Ball, Janus Riley, Mary Rush. FRONT ROW: Mr. Mclntire, Beverly Barnett, Jim Smith, George Ira, Jim DeGoler, Sharon Strom, Cheri Matthews, Connie Sims, Betty Knight, Shirley Phillips, Janet Johnson, Pattie Hunt, Pav Park, Martha Rose, Carrie Beth Moffatt. I ,ef 'v W Apvgadgfegfffjffffery IAUZX: fu fLL..,1,fi efeai .1515 g fl X97 JU . frm 5, -' 1 -KV ,J lf I VL' 7 1 S 1 A 1 ' S- f BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Susie MacNeal, Russell Bacon Janet Davies, Glenn Smiley, Mary Lou Vose. FRONT ROW: LaDoris Henley, Betty Douglas, Janet Larson, Dixie Warnick Carol Dalrymple. . Q- fi I -3 9 . WWW N VI, v ff!! 'f .rv-i.-'A BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Betsy Shankland, Kathy Gunl , Marcia Schmidt, Natalie Dubin, Mary Sue Poppe. FRONT ROW: Donna Schmidt, Beverley Dollard, Sandra Culver, lobeth Ellis. J ' O .' 1 I if v F . I I l 1 l i T LEFT TO RIGHT: H. A. Billingsley, Kent Melton, Ann Algie, JoeGlatz, Janis Van Boskirk,Dean Graves, Marcelene Q Richards, Carol Anticr, Harry Gaffney, Luree I-lays, Dana Wood, L. D. Nolte, Peggy Rose, Gwyn Gates, Vera Amick. John Stine, Wayne Mason. T RADIO PRODUCTION BY PEGGY ROSE Flfteen seconds! All rlghtkuds check your scrlpts Thus was the famnlnar cry around 7 30 on Monday night when the Wyandotte Radlo Workshop was on the arr Casting based upon vorce qualrty and depth of emotion for the particular part began on Tuesday for a script previously chosen by the director After castmg was over soundmen pscked and musuc selec ted the rehearsals began Then on Mon day afternoon rn class a wrre recordmg was made of the fmrshed product The tensron mounted as the clock neared 7 30 when they were on the alr These pro grams were varied among d ra ma tr c scrrpts news and rntervlews and many beautlful musrcal addrtlons thus year Thus year the radro class traveled to Topeka to do the script What Prlce Toler atron for the Engllshsectlon of the State Teachers Meetrng Another specnal assrgn ment was the Christmas program glven at the Chr ldren s Home at Eighth and State on December l7th The many parties the class gave added to the regular and specral work One partym artrcularwasa brrth day party rnDecem er given for sux of the srxteen members The sponsor IS H A Brllmgsley 1 1 H o 0 0 V a ll n .Io X . r ' . . T . . ' o ' I . . I . . 1 N I O , - 0 ' 0 I I I ' I ' I ' D V- . . . , if Q, I V X . . . 1 0 . . I O U . A L V :VA . I o D l . ' 1 ' I 0 I O 0 I O , A 9 O ,J ' n ' - . , I . ,, . . I U - . . . , , . U I Q . . . , ., l . . . T 54 - - . 'Sf , :J , r ,ff-W Rf, x if what sb. fi ZX 5 f. N. lf .gg 7 4-Y - f ' I I f if Fi' 1 H ' -. 'S ' ' . , ' qi x ff I ' ' 1 It 5 1 ff . H A V V YV - :ff . x fl, ' Al V :,' I , EV , X 1 G .xv 3 5 ' I H ,, 4 Q . 4 S HOMECOMING K I ZW? Beverly Barnett Celebrqf-ing th e Hornecornin 9 Flowers For The Royalty If QW' YK Pe , 9 . sy lmchin 1 swfom s'00'oo nv' 'Tn vi Line holds as Wallace adds the extra point. gi 52 Co Conf Qlb sx S 6 scor 05,7 es o H77 WCA f . 9o,y,sf E20 fo!! off Ow OM of G 'ff0 Dee 44- Us 4 n Defensive team readies For second half. 'Ssfbo 09.90100 il ,au -an any. A 4 l l l 1 l F ll l i 2 H Ed Ellis Head Couch Carter Burns Backfield Coach Jlm Logsdon Senlor Back - 2 years John Da Tackle - Senior Carson . - Junior r Ck .X V, :NI . N4 Dick Channel Line Coach H f V4 v m! , ,, ' 1, s 1 STATE ,f ,V Vi V frmmex .A I 5 4 ' li? kin ' li g V 'ly I J I , - if S 3 1-. I 1 , Q, , '? ,1, iffy fuk? - , ,g9,2f,fq:1sc1H .r,: -. 5: 9 '1 ,ff F Ai Jack Corbett Back - Junior Frank Harman End - Junior , Bob Bisho - Senior , .Q . I P , Center -,2 years ,T C, . ' , T , ' N I , -fs, -i J 9 g I ,., f in ' 1 ,Y ' f f gl 2 lxmmfiitih -' ,f , ' , M ,ff i 'fu . ,w,U'f5'ifff ' ,.,' f. gn. ,gf ' gf, .- ,, .5 , J, ft , , 1, M. ' , :W 'Q Ty ' 2 3 ff? ,, , W iv' ., My - Dan Kratzer ' Q End - Junlor Z li:-1:1 . flfwzi gf 3' 2 K., ,,,. 3 if John Wilson - Senior Back - 2 years :Q f Ralph Wallace Senior End 2 years ie Lombrano Tackle -5 Junior ,Q b V P, Norman Shipley - SenlOI' f 0 , ,. 'I Tackle - 2 years U 'M' J mfr -1'-91' Paul Caylor End Senior 1 , if-2' as. by f in M' if 17' jigs ,, Clarence Teters Back Senior SCH ED ULE Central Shawnee Mission Leavenworth Topeka Wyandotte Wyandotte Wyandotte Wyandotte Wyandotte Wyandotte Wyandotte Wyandotte Wyandotte Argentine Emporl a Sal l na Lawrence Ward ' 'lf Y H . 9 I '1 6 il 1' f .H ' ' 72 W f Q ,, W- ' Q ' .fwzfz-1-,QV 'Q-we-w ' 'Zi V VA TZ lyiiy it 512-fag. . ff- ' 6 '25- fzfff 2-4 32 ,-eff' V , ,Ii--f,1,2 ga , , N ,iw 4 2 6 0 T glen ,.,, V-, G . A ,,rg7,yp:' j , , g,.f.,,,1f,,f,-2,-V ,245-ww, , I3 0 , .,' 1 A ',', ,,, . 20 . I3 lf if 1, 45:12:11 .Liu V W A 'T,, frrf, is . 5 24 6 Ji , h:w f:? Y7f1 1 wg , - . 42 7 4 jing? ' , i .,15l 1, -'Q V i , zf 'va-Wiig d ff' 4 14 6 58 'ix I 1,ff7gQ3f,QfZij'22+9b1sg4fi- l Won 9 Lost 0 I . ., . . . . , Q CW Allen Goephert Center - Junior Bill H Guard - Gary Wait - S Tackle - 2 y STATISTIW Wyandotte 81 First Down l,6l3 Net Yards 40 Passes Con 621 Yards Gail 20 Passes lnte 31 Punting Ax l4 Fumbles L. 330 Yards Penc 204 Total Pain' CHAMPS Allen Goephert Center - Junior Bull Hiatt Guard - Senior Gary Wait - Senior Tackle - 2 years STATISTICS Wyandotte Opp 81 First Downs 67 1,613 Net Yards Rushing 939 40 Passes Completed 27 621 Yards Gained Passing 373 20 Passes lntercepted 10 31 Punting Average 31 14 Fumbles Lost 22 330 Yards Penalized 280 204 Total Points 51 Andy Sevlck Co captain Elect Guard .lunlor Harry Johnson End Senior if l 5-I 'L it it ll '4 K l 63 VAEME '5' l Eleven, determined, returning lettermen led the enthusiastic Bulldog gridsters to Wyandotte's first unde- feated season in ten years. The team revealed its in- tentions in the opener with Centraland accomplished its aim in the seasonal close at Ward Stadium. Boasting a hard-charging, powerful line in correlation with a fast, versatile backfield, the Canines were not contentwith City and Sunflower League titles butwent on to become the mythical champions of the state, After defeating Central 34-6, a resolute Bulldog squad pushed on to overcome the jinx of four straight set-backs by the Shawnee Mission Indians I9-6, Leavenworth's hopes for an all-state team were abruptly shattered when a wet field proved an asset to the Bulldog contenders as the final score tallied I4-7. A stubborn Topeka team was defeated I3'O which gave Argentine the next futile attempt to stop the title-bound Canines, A keyed-up herd of Mus- last quarter, making the score 20-13. The SL1f1f10W6I League title was cinched when the Bulldogs powered to a 24-6 victory over the Emporia Spartans, The reserves saw a lot of action as the Ellismen easily defeated Salina 42-7 in a driving snowstorm, As Wyandotte ,and Lawrence were the only two un- defeated class AA teams in the state, all eyes were turned to this top prep school game of the year. Nine thousand people saw Wyandotte score twice in the early minutes of the ball game--once on a beautifully executed Logs- don-to-Wallace pass. The second score came after Driver had knifed through and blocked a Lawrence punt. Logsdon passed twenty-seven yards to Wallace, and on the next play, Emerson Wilson drove off-tackle for fourteen yards and a touchdown, The rest of the game saw the Bulldogs in a terrific battle to hold their lead while Lawrence fought vainly to retain their perfect record. tangs finally succumed to a two-touchdown splurge in the BACK ROW: Line Coach Dick Channell, John Zupanac, Jack Corbett, Dan Kratzer, Lloyd Cotter, Darrell Stubenrauch, Ned Holmes, HarryJett, Allen Goepfert, Clarence Teters, Andy Sevick, Willie Lombrano, Backfield Coach Carter Burns. SECOND ROW: Harry Johnson, Dave Carson, Norman Gunderman, Ron Weaver, Bill Baker, Jim Logsdon, Emer- son Wilson, John Wilson, Dean Graves, Frank Gritton, Ed John, Don Kukuk, Head Coach Ed Ellis. FRONT ROW: Frank Harman, Ralph Wallace, John Day, John Pierce, Bob Bishop, Jess Driver, Bob Heath, Bill Hiatt, Gary Wait, Norman Shipley, Paul Caylor. NOT IN PICTURE: Tom Barnett. 60 Since the Ward 26-oin students wer school footbz Our fine Carter Burns tored the lin chores. All c a p t a in e d tackle, and J On everj unheralded, heroes were Howard. .ls- I 3 I BACK RC Garrison, Coach Sw Goepfert Yoakum, Coac 6-Southv andotte J rnflower vered to reserves d Salina wo un- e turned housand minutes d Logs- r Driver Logsdon ,he next an yards Bulldogs nwrence 3 4 r , I venrauch, ch Carter n, Emer- JW: Frank Norman Hard charging Bulldog line brings down a Shawnee back. Since the title-bound Canines had no trouble walloping Ward 26-Oin the final game of the season, the Wyandotte students were given a free day, which climaxed a high school football year that will be long remembered, Our fine football squad was coached by Ed Ellis, Carter Burns assisted the backfield, Dick Channell tu- tored the line, and Francis Swaim handled the scouting chores. All did excellent jobs. This year the team was captained by Emerson Wilson, fullback, Bob Heath, tackle: and Jess Driver, guard, On every football team there are managers who, unheralded, toil behind the scenes, This year's unsung heroes were John Yatsook, Tom O'Farrel1, and Tom Howard, The following boys were chosen on the various all- star teams: All State: First team--E,Wilson and B, Heath, Second team--J, Driver, Honorable Mention--J, Logsdon and R. Wallace. Northeast Kansas: E. Wilson, B, Heath, J. Driver, J, Logsdon, and R, Wallace. Sunflower League: E, Wilson, B. Heath, J, Driver, J. Logsdon, R. Wallace, B, Bishop, J. Day, and J, Pierce, W KCK Area Honor Roll: E, Wilson, B, Heath, J, Driver, J. Logsdon, R, Wallace, J, Day, and G, Wait. All-City: E. Wilson, B, Heath, J. Driver, J, Logsdon, R, Wallace, B, Bishop, and G. Wait: Second team-- P. Caylor, and J, Day, RESERVE TEAM BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Frank Gritton, Norman Gunderman, Harry Jett, Darrell Stubenrauch, Dean Garrison, Don Smith, Dick Harman, Duane Drew, Gary Waldeck, Dan Kratzer, Scott Barnhart, Ed Kohler, Coach Swaim. SECOND ROW: Jack Corbett, Fred McDaniel, Willie Lombrano, Lloyd Cotter, Ed John, Allen Goepfert, John Zupanac, Bill Daly, George Ladish, Ron Wiley, FRONT ROW: Jerry Raw, Tom Barnett, Gerry Yoakum, Don Kukuk, Carey Muncy, George Terry, Roger Wesley, Jerry Nugent, Dave Carson, Charles Winters, Coach Francis Swaim led his reserve squad to a record of six wins and two losses. Scores were: Wyandotte 6-Southwest o, Wyandotte 7-Shawnee Mission o, Wyandotte I2-Manual 20, Wyandotte 7-Southwest 13, Wy- andotte 13-Westport o, Wyandotte 18-Argentine 12, Wyandotte 20-Olathe 14, Wyandotte 13-Argentine 6. SOPHOMORE FOOTBALL 3. BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Coach Norris, Kenneth Faerber, Pete Marquez, Duane Osborne, Walter Rand, Don Scott, Leon Hataway, George McNutt, Joe Trasher, Roderick Divilbiss, Larry Terry, Ronald Divilbiss, Jack Gorelick, Bob Reed, Gary Russell, Jerry Bradbury, Gene Kane, SECOND ROW: Mike Super, Douglas Day, Bob Sermon, Dean Garrison, Bill Wittenburg, Dick Harman, Wayne Katz, Bill Bennett, Bill Blanchard, Paul Corbett, Fred Allvine, Charles Wagner, Kenneth Payne, FRONT ROW: Charles Saint, James Tarwater, Wally Brown, Joe Stotler, Charles Nichols, Richard Coleman, James Shearer, Bill Collins, Tom Cannon, Coach Del Norris brought his sophomore team through a schedule of seven wins and two losses. Scores were: Wyandotte I2-Washington 19, Wyandotte 0-Argentine 6, Wyandotte I3-Leavenworth 0, Wyandotte 27-Turner o, Wyandotte I2-Argentine o, Wyandotte 7-DeSoto o, Wyandotte 6-Northwest 0, Wyandotte 20-Ward Reserves 7, Wyandotte 7-Northeast 0. FRESHMAN FOOTBALL BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Coach Roberts, George John, Tom Heisman, Art Fromm, Warren DeGoler, Ray Naylor, Roy Lynnes, Jon Morrissey, Bill Anderson, Guy Stanley, Manager Dick Deal. SECOND ROW: Charles Ballard, Bob Baldwin, Don Loudon, Boo Hughes, Larry Barcus, Rex Newbold, Jerry Heeter, Boyce I-lattaway, Bob Nohrn, Manager Gary Fruendel. FRONT ROW: Dale Radford, Jack Hamilton, Joe Pokrywka, Denny Kraft, Jerry Dulaney, Jim Fulton, Bob O'ffill, John Schell, Paul Thomas. The Freshman Team under Coach Ron Roberts won five games while losing one and tying three. Scores were: Wyandotte 6-Argentine 6, Wyandotte I8-Washington o, Wyandotte o-Shawnee Mission 6, Wyandotte 0-Argentine 0, Wyandotte 7-Rockhurst o, Wyandotte I3-Leavenworth 13, Wyandotte I9-Sophomore Reserves 0, Wyandotte zo-Turner o, Wyandotte 33-De LaSalle o, 62 2 , , I 1515523 Q: t,1.i1?,iF '54 ig, f, ,' , ff of . .iff ,, I f, yu, 'lv ' 4 fp ,. 1., ,,..,,,. , M 1 0 ew f ' --ga . '94 if f 4 1, If C ATTE SIWGI' 4. -iv- ' ' .1 4 I Don Dean were: el' O, es 7, aylor, d, Bob anager ulton, s were: une 0, Turner SPRING QUEEN QUEEN Ann Pliley ESS P PRXNC xhews Dori RINCESS x MO' ene Bl Cher onchord ATTENDANT ,ATTENDANT ATTENDANT Sharon Strom Pct Likes Connie Sims r gr T- -.u-me X, GARY GAUNCE Senior-2 years Guard I ix , L11 DEAN GRAVES Senior-2 years Guard CITVCHAMP BY BOB BISHOP The Bulldogs ended their regular season with a I2-8 record. This mark is not particularly impressive nor is it a true measure of the ability of the team. They were never outclassed even though they played the toughest competition in the state. The Woolsmen opened their season against Hutchinson and had no trouble finding the range as they easily subdued the Salthawks 38-30. The next five games saw Wyandotte remain onthe undefeated ledger as they rolled over Leaven- worth, Southwest, Argentine, Topeka, and Rosedale. The next game was the first in a series of heartbreakers which were to plague the hoopsters all season, When the final gun went off to favor a red hot Ward team that just couldn't seem to miss the basket the score read 48-49. The team rebounded the following week and topped a good Em- poria five to the count of 57-50. The Bulldogs won the next game by forfeit when it was found that Wichita North was using an ineligible player. The cagers split even on a trip to Pittsburg and Fort Scott . Pittsburg took a cold Wyandotte aggregation to the tune of 39-45 which caused Coach Marion Wools to field an entirely different starting five the fol lowing night. This change seemed to do the iob as Fort Scott found themselves on the low end of a 55-39 score at the end of the contest. The next weekend found the hoopsters iourneying to the Invitational Tournament at Wichita North. This trip proved somewhat short of successful as the Bulldogs lost a thriller to Emporia, 47-49, and were edged out in the consolation game 47-48. Glenn Boyer was the standout in both contests as he displayed some of the most uncanny shooting ever witnessed ona prep-school court, while collecting i7 and I8 in the two games. The follo' range early 1 marched bac! they snowed 1 holding the lr met Shawnee Kansas accorr their superior band of Bull Shawnee Coc all season. C ball, Gary G Bulldogs. A tall Ar comeback we win. Turning a big factori of a 56-41 di Wyandotte. t season, the N ahead. Harry as the iunior dotte record The beau jump shots ol Indians from Shawnee win Al' l'l le ill the best of lv. virtue ofwinl an invitation Kansas-State BOB FLOWERS Senior-2 years fr 'T C enter .4 ff V ,f 1-1,4 zryw svf- 4- : fi nfl f Twp 4' 58:1712- ff ' -fr: A f MR fflcjj x .Q ' SMH? BOB MORRIS - R Junior-Forward 4 ' V11 ttr- DON KUKUK RALPH WALLACE 1 Junior-Guard Senior-Guard 1 , 4 Ag I 11, CITVACHAMPS 1 a l2-8 nor is it a are never npetition utchinson f subdued lyandotte - Leaven- lle. 'tbreakers When the T that just 3-49. The good Em- 1 the next Nlorth was :rt Scott. me tune of n entirely ge seemed le low end 'ing to the rip proved a thriller onsolation th contests ating ever l7 and l8 The following week an inspired Topeka team found the range early and defeated our squad. The Red and White marched back into the win column the following night as they snowed under Lawrence with a 58 point barrage, while holding the losers to 37. A real test came when Wyandotte met Shawnee Mission. The lndians were rated the top in Kansas according to the Associated-Press poll, and proved their superiority in registering a 51-59 victory over a fighting band of Bulldogs. However, according to Bob Johnson, Shawnee Coach, our quintet was the toughest his boys met all season. Canning ll points and playing great defensive ball, Gary Gaunce played his best game of the year for the Bulldogs. A tall Argentine team withstood a terrific second half comeback waged by the Bulldogs as they edged out a 51-52 win. Turning in an excellent floor game, Dean Graves was a big factorin the rally. Rosedale ended up on the short end of a 56-41 decision in a very unspectacular game played at Wyandotte. Avenging the loss to the Cyclones earlier in the season, the Woolsmen iumped to an early lead and stayed ahead . Harry Jett was the feature attraction of the Ward game as the iunior forward collected I2 points and set a newWyan- dotte record of 22 recoveries. , The beautiful rebounding of Ned Holmes and the brilliant iump shots of Doyle Mathia were almost too much for the lndians from Shawnee Mission in a crowd-pleaser that found Shawnee winning by the narrow margin of 32-29. ' At the time of this writing we are wishing the Bulldogs the best of luck in the Regional Tournament at Topeka. By virtue of winning the Regionals, the basketeers would recieve an invitation to the State Tourney to be held at the new Kansas-State fieldhouse . , 'ya x HARRY IETT Junior-Forward MARION WOOLS Coach it l. 'sg fi 65 JIM LOGSDON Senior-2 years Forward NED HOLMES Senior-Center x t DOY LE MA THIA Senior-2 years Forward-Center X . -55 5. JERRY NUGENT Junior-Guard GLENN BOYER Senior-2 years Forward 2 J VARSITY SQUAD BACK ROW LEFT TO RIGHT Coach Wools Gary Gaunce, Harry Jett, Ned Holmes, Glenn Boyer Bob Flowers MIDDLE ROW Jrm Logsdon Doyle Mathia, Ralph Wallace, Dean Graves, FRONT ROW Jerry Wyandotte Wyandotte Wyandotte Wyandotte Wyandotte Wyandotte Wyandotte Wyandotte Wyandotte Wyandotte Wyandotte Wyandotte Wyandotte Wyandotte Wyandotte Wyandotte Wyandotte Wyandotte Wyandotte Wyandotte Total Won T 2 VARSITY SCHEDULE 38 Hutchinson Leavenworth Southwest Argentine Topeka Rosedale Ward Emporia Wichita North Pittsburg Fort Scott Emporia Salina Topeka Lawrence Shawnee Mission Argentine Rosedale Ward Shawnee Mission Total -- Lost 8 RESERVE BASKETBALL BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Coach Carter Burns Jerry Yoakum Norman Gunderman Bob Reed Drck Harman Dean Garrison, Kenneth Tanner, Robert Miller, Douglas Day FRONT ROW Gary Russell Dan Kratzer B111 Sinderson, Ray Johnson, Bill Bennett, Ed K0h161'. Ronald Wlley Jack Tharp Wyandotte Wyandotte Wyandotte Wyandotte Wyandotte Wyandotte Wyandotte Wyandotte Wyandotte Wyandotte Wyandotte Wyandotte Wyandotte Wyandotte Wyandotte Wyandotte Wyandotte Wyandotte Wyandotte Wyandotte Total Won T8 -- RESERVE 56 37 50 45 39 46 44 60 4l 52 49 56 38 40 35 35 51 38 60 56 72? Lost 2 SCHEDULE Washington Leavenworth Southwest Argentine Topeka Rosedale Ward St. Agnes Bonner Varsity Emporia Pittsburg Fort Scott Topeka Lawrence St. Agnes Argentine A Shawnee M Rosedale Ward Shawnee Mission Total ission FRESHMAN BASKETBALL BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Garry Gruendel, managerg Rex Newbold, Ray Lynnes, Jerry I-leeter, Bob Baldwin, Larry Barcus, Jim Fulton, Bob Hughes, Don Loudon, Coach Francis Swaim, FRONT ROW: Carl Divers, Warren DeGoler, Dale Burrell, Art Fromm, Monte Johnson, Ion Morrissey, Bob Ledgerwood, Joe Pokrywka, Dale Radford, Wyandotte's basketball Bullpups playeda tough schedule of eighteen games, and won eight of them . The Freshman second squad also coached by Francis Swaim took eleven of twelve games for a near perfect season. Wyandotte Wyandotte Wyandotte Wyandotte Wyandotte Wyandotte Wyandotte Wyandotte Wyandotte Wyandotte Wyandotte Wyandotte Wyandotte Wyandotte Wyandotte Wyandotte Wyandotte Wyandotte Won8- FRESHMAN SCHEDULE 20 Rockhurst 24 29 St. Agnes 14 13 Ward 16 23 Shawnee Mission 34 27 North Kansas City 23 18 Central Junior 22 19 Ward 39 16 Northwest 35 29 St. Agnes 21 9 Argentine 23 21 Lawrence 18 22 Rosedale 17 31 Washington 20 21 Central 40 26 Turner 18 29 Northwest 24 17 Shawnee Mission 33 16 Argentine 30 386 451 - Lost 10 BACK Fl Robbins, sell Bac B111 Bi putt: scho and l 1 entel 1 Orla Warren on eight e games 24 I4 I6 34 23 22 39 35 21 23 I8 I7 20 40 I8 24 33 so EST -a If ,iii ', iilimfe rumstme if it 2 A 27 T T BY BOB BISHOP ,I X 1 ,eV,,.,f7 , +Ws,,,,,,f,, , . ig ,B it W 545- BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. McHenry. Joe Glatz, Oliver Parkison, Don Robbins, Larry Spyres, Kent Melton, Joe Schmidt. SECOND ROW: Jim Smith, Rus- sell Bacon, Orlan Hill, Tom Timothy, Frank Raw, Robin Hamblin, FRONT ROW: Bill Bileck, Louis Calderon, Bill Davis, Everyone who has attended one of our home basketball games has thrilled to the half-time entertainment ofthe tumbling team. Our tumblers are working to promote their sport by putting on a show for the blind school and by attempting to schedule performances with other schools at their basketball games. The tumbling team is handled by Coach O.D. McHenry and is captained by Frank Raw. The following boys have received tumbling letters: Three year lettermen: Joe Glatz, Kent Melton. Two year lettermen: Frank Raw, Don Robbins, Joe Schmidt, Larry Spyres, Louis Claderon, Orlan Hill, Jack Hein, Russ Bacon. One year men: Robin Hamblin, Tom Timothy, Oliver Parkison, Jerry Raw, Bill Bileck, Bill Davis, James Briley, Richard Briley. -1 Nl I . 1' l COAC H NORRIS ,L 5, .. f ,ilggl V'A 1 A' V A , 4 RON WEA VER Senior-2 years Freestyle f 5' .:- P, ,-'- 2 5 v, ,tl 44 , 1 V A-M' , , . 44,1 BOB HEATH Senior -4 years Diving PA UL WESLEY Junior-Breaststroke . -if sl. ,,:3,a,,, .J V , A L ,gs W L .5 ,E -4. - '23' ,Z ...fy i'g51'Z-127 V ' vm, BY BOB BISHOP I M Sporting a team led by ten returning lettermen and several promising ip, sophomores and rumors, , r ft, GENE BUCHANAN Senior-3 years Captain-Freestyle the Wyandotte Swimming Team piled up an unde- feated record of thirteen straight meets during the regular season. This year was Delvin Norris's first year as swimming coach, gif ' . fy' 4 li, and he did a great iob. The boys started conditioning in Novem- ber and, under the abletuteledge of Coach Norris, progressed ra idl . P Thle Tanksters opened their season with their annual inter- squad meet. This was followed by Wichita North and Emporia which they defeated by identical scores of 42-25. One of the closest dual meets of the year ended in a 36-30 decision over Wichita East. The next two appearances made by the Finmen found them taking the measures of Wentworth and Topeka, 58-8 and 44-2l respectively. A trip to Wichita the following week was a great success as the Bulldog swimmers ,edged past Wichita North 3l-35, and dunked East 37-29. Upon returning home, the team found themselves faced with three meets in the next five days. They splashed past our two out-state foes-- Wentworth 58-6, and Kemper 39-27. The Tanksters finished a busy week at Topeka where they defeated the Troians 42-15. Four years ago Coffeyville defeated the Waterdogs here in our pool. This event started a chain of victories which led them to five successive state championships and a string of 47 consecutive victories. The victory string was snapped this year by the Bulldogs in the same pool in which it started by a score of 42 to 24. The final dual meet with Emporia ended with a 50-T5 rout over the Spartans and climaxed the most successful season the Bulldog swimming team has had in many a year. rf .4 , , - 2' ' . , nf! 5 2 1 , f 1' ' ' . 'LZ-' 4, ,I U' .f,, ,, f,. V, ,, M,-I , .. -f ,',zf, 7' -pw 1 f is NORMAN SH IPLEY Senior-3 years Backstroke TE ,, if JOHN LeBAR Senior-2 years Breaststroke JIM SHEARER Sophomore-I year Freestyle BOB NO VA K Senior-2 years Breaststroke Our swimmers had no trouble capturing the first official Sunflower League title in a tri-squad meet with Topeka and Emporia in our pool. Wyandotte registered 49 points, followed by Topeka with 24 and Emporia with I3. The State meet held at Wichita North was won by Coffey- ville with 40 points, Wyandotte finished second with 39, and the Hosts followed in third place with 38 points, Don Burton took the onl firstplace for the Norrismen, as he captured the 220-yarcll free-style title for his second JOHN CURRY Junior-Freestyle 'IITREIIKZIIIIZSSIIIY IM 4, 'A . flu, , ., i fifff' ,. ,,.,q , lf !! f , f TEAM NORMAN S1-IIPLEY Senior-3 years Backstroke r l ' f JIM Sl-IEA RER Sophomore-I year Freestyle JOHN LeBAR Senior-2 years Breaststroke ., ,4,f. '4v, . 1 A consecutive year. He registered a time of 2:26.2, a new state rec- ord. Don's only defeat in twoyears ofVarsit com- f f,.,a,.. ! .Q gg l' --.2 ,. 4, ,g 1 1 4. 1 . tu -1' 3. 4, f f jf A-fu Q . ,r. 1, LENNO IEANQUART Senior-3 years Captain-Freestyle petition was in t e first meet of the 1951 season. O ther medals winners were: Heath, second in diving, Novak, second in the breaststrokeg Shiple , third in the backstrokeg LeBar, third in the breaststroke, Rolohins, third in diving, Buchanan, fourth in the IOO-yard Free style, Shipley, Novak and Curry, second in the medley relay, and Howard, Weaver, Buchanan and Burton, third in the free style relay. Part of the success of the swimming team was due to the outstanding leadership of our two fine captains, Lenno Jean- quart and Gene Buchanan, and the hard work of Bob Mclnteer, manager. ,. M V ra, f.. ,y J' -1, 1-:pw . KF 5 VV - i':,.- JE ' f4:,4,w'2i17 9 ...fra ,xc-:fi . ,f :Q-W-, ,VN . . af ,f ry .1lg.f.Q' 'W . t,l'52.1::.yj E:-:CIW Lk,-5. , , . , , wfff ffjf - -'P V2 1 . I 4 W fill, ' W - . - c- . 4 2i.ff.2ff741s:?fi.aiii? , , . ' .' -f 5,q..g:zW', ,,:,,' ,L:,,,-1:5-g,:,,.,,1,,45g I I f 6557 J Q . 2. . Hi VZ, - , f 1 '-ft C 11 'V ,444 .aa .scsi -1 , BOB NOVAK Senior-2 years Breaststroke s alms: Elf 1 EVENT WYANDOTTE RECORDS 40 yard free style Rogivue 19. 2 1937 220 yard free style Burton 2:26. 2 1952 100 yard breast stroke Mapes 1:07. 1 1947 100 yard back stroke Zager 1:05 1944 IOO yard free style Rogivue 54. 9 1937 I8O yard medley relay Sheriff 1:46. 3 l937 Brandkamp Rogivue IOO yard free style relay Howard 1:21. 5 1952 Weaver Buchanan Burton STATE RECORDS 40 yard free style Kalousek, Wyandotte 19. 7 1940 220 yard free style Burton, Wyandotte 2:26.2 1952 100 yard breast stroke Dickinson, Topeka 1:06. 2 1950 100 yard back stroke McMillan, Coffeyville 1:02. 5 1950 100 yard free style Bollen, Coffeyville 57.3 1950 ISO yard medley relay Coff., McMillan 1147.5 1950 Seaton, Ervin IOO yard free style Coff. , Zimmerman I:2I.6 1950 relay Burns, Dienst Walthall K .C . Star Photo RIC HA RD BROWNRIGG Junior-2 years Freestyle 'if , I -5 Ull- l .. 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'V M BACK ROW LEFT TO RIGHT Dean Graves Willie Lombrano Gary Wait Jim Logsdon Don Burton Clarence Teters Gene Buchanan Norman Shrpley Ronnre Weaver Bob Mclnteer John LeBar R1chardBrownr1gg Don Kukuk Frank Grrtton SECOND ROW Frank Harman Tom Howard Jack Corbett Paul Caylor Emerson Wrlson Johnny Wuson Dave Kane Harry Jett Ned Holmes John Yatsook Andy Sev1ck Dan Kratzer John Day Lenno Jeanquart Mr Neel FRONT ROW Glenn Boyer Ralph Wallace Gary Gaunce Bob Brshop Jess Drrver Harry Johnson Bob Heath Dave Carson Don Smrth Any boy who has earned first team letters lnswlmmmg, basketball tenms football track and baseball IS ellglble for membershlp ln the Boy's W Club One ofthe most important soclal events as the annual Sweetheart Hop, the receipts of which go toward lnlury Insurance for the boys The club, sponsored by Mr Neel holds aformal unltlatlon ln the sprung, as well as several partnes for the members clurrng the year Officers for the year were president Jess Driver, vlce presndent Bob Bishop, secretary, Gary Gaunce, treasurer TomO Farrell sergeant at-arms Harry Johnson Any gurl at Wyandotte who has earned 600 polnts In G A A automatically becomes a member of Glrl s W Club and receives a small W A large letter IS awarded forl 000 points and gold puns for l,4OO olnts Thus year the club decorated the Christmas tree nn Social Hall and sponsored mixed bow mg ancl volleyball leagues Miss Helen Barnett IS the sponsor Offncers for the year were Beverly Callahan, presudent, Eleanor Farley vace presldent, Ethel Early, secretary treasurer BACK ROW Loretta Dutcher Lorrarne Dutcher Sandra Whrstler Nancy Funsakr Jenme Grllman Janet Whrte Nancy Neudeck Della Gaston Dorothy Mrlam Janrce Van Boskrrk Lucrlle Bobbrtt Carolyn Chushuk Roseann Manczuk Janet Myer Mrss Barnett FRONT ROW Chrlstrna LlISlS Paulrne Lasley Ruthann Lory Mary Rush Eleanor Farley Beverly Callahan Ethel Early Marrlyn Buckley Sara Jo Graves Ann Algre Luree Hayes GIRLS -Uk CLUB Nl fl Us ' e .o' ,....-f N-.a Y 1 f Y 11-1f.Y..uva 1,-.lv-my - . ,.. k, -zzgeiig-ze.gr' . ,-., .. W 1 f . 4 V- 54, ,ci . v . l i H L z fp A 'fa -- A' - A 'I 5 ' . -Q' 'H 5 Z 1 af .1 NW ' ' 2:17, gf- 1.470 r-vzvfw 2 '- 1 ! 57. C , CLASS 0F '52 BY MARTHA BOLZE AND BEVERLY COX As I was sitting waiting to receive my diploma, my mind 'kept wandering. I don't actually know why, but as each senior received his diploma, Iwas wondering how he felt about it. l was excited but not in the way which I had expected. lt's something you can't explain to others, something that makes you feel sad inside. Now I could barely hear the names being called or see the faces of my friends, all I could think about was the cold mornings I hated to come to school, the thrill of seeing someone in my class, the noise in social hall, and the smiles of my friends. Every once in awhile I could feel a tear running down my cheek, maybe it was because I remembered what good times I had had in the four years at Wyandotte or maybe I was scared to look at the future. When we first entered Wyandotte as freshmen, it was really a thrill. We looked up to those seniors and admired them, but we were bewildered by the size and confusion of everything. Then came 1950, our sophomore year. We felt more at ease now, and wanted to do our part to make this year successful. Centrallunior and Northwest Junior High Schools joined us to make the largest class at Wyandotte. The most outstanding event this year was the Shoe Schuffle Party, which proved a big success. We could hardly be- lieve that two years had passed, but we were enthusiastic at the fact that we were going to be upperclassmen. In our Junior year we gave our full support to all the organizations and became loyal Wyandotte boosters. We had another grand turnout at the party The Thing. At the end of the year, while we wished the seniors luck, we started choosing our rings and realized we were going to have to take over in full swing, In looking over our events at Wyandotte we will always remember our senior year especially, maybe, because it 'wasour lastyear, or because it proved so successful. One will never forget the Senior Play Our Miss Brooks, which was held Nov. I4-I5, IQSI. It seemed that so many things were happening that one couldn't keep up with all the activities and social whirl at Wyandotte. In January we held our senior party The Hi-Ball, then spring was here. We knew that we had to say farewell to the halls of Wyandotte. Those last few weeks are memories to all of us with National Honor Society initiation, Senior Prom, Baccalaurate, Senior Breakfast and now tonight the class of 52 must part. Suddenly, I heard my name being called. It startled me for a moment, and I felt as if I wanted to turn back. But I knew I cou1dn't go back, so Iwent on just as I'll go on in life. When I reached the platform and had received my diploma, I was feeling proud of the fact that graduation was here and I was considered an adult, but Iwas scared of leaving the friends I had made at Wyandotte. We've often dreamed of today but now it's here--GRA DUATION-- you're on your own, Is it college for you or that job you've always wanted? Anyway, you can't turn baclzg you must go on in life. ' . Looking over the crowd, seeing the happy parents, and seeing all the seniors with their caps and gowns, you can see sadness, but yet you can tell each wants to take his own road toward happiness, LETS LOOK AT THEY FUTURE BY THE EDITORS 0 Our I962 summer vacation begins in sunny California where We've made reservations in the Breidenthal Arms. Doorman Gary Wait greets us as we enter and shows us to the desk where the clerk, Ronald Logan, registers us. Our bags are taken by bellboys Sleepy Holmes and One-shot Boyer. Elevator operator Jerry Mather takes us up to our 82 floor, at reaching the last room w As order is as cigar Patsy O Heath, emcee. The ..Beanyt.- Bernice Dick Br Out find our to the p plane 1 Shop, t a very Vardya elevato counter expert 1 As Jaskotj The ga tried to the Ma Waters, who wa down t was na Sca Bauer, Play E season, modern Ne is a hat celebra and JoA Fendorf Th our trip have c Davies, 1 as each ,ch I had .d barely hated to friends, hat good admired this year te. The rdly be- 1. ters, We ,uck, we :cause it 'hich was activities le knew National st part. rn back. received rs scared rTION-- 'ou must you can l Arms. us. Our p to our floor, and as we leave the elevator, we pass those two noted scholars, Dorothy Milam and Janice Van Boskirk, Upon reaching our room, we find the chamber maid, Rachael Ramirez, do some last-minute cleaning, She explains that the last tenants Bubbles Bennett and Dimples Deichler, Broadway showgirls, had just checked out. ln the bath- room we find janitor Ed Placke trying to fix a leak in the plumbing. As we enter the dining room in the evening, headwaiter Jim DeGoler escorts us to our table where our dinner order is taken by the chef himself, Jess Driver, We recognize Jane Bartling, Sharon Strom, and Connie Sims working as cigarette girls, During the dinner hour, music is provided by Marcum's Music Men and vocalists Dwayne Clark and Patsy O'Loughlin. Participating in the floor show is the comedy team of John Day and Jerry Davies, the Hageman, Heath, and Hiatt vocal trio, and the apache dancers, Tom Howard and Darlene Blanchard. Bill Mullins is acting as emcee, The next morning, before checking out, we decide to have our hair set at the Bridgens Beauty Salon where Beany Wilson, Paul French, Dave Dillon, and Face Nixon are working as hair stylists while Betty Helm and Bernice Nasternak are employed as manicurists. Later, as we are checking out, we are bid adieu by hotel owner Dick Breidenthal and one of the hotel's permanent residents, Betty Billingsley, Outside the hotel we hail a Christy Cab which is driven by a giggly driver named Speed Teters. Shortly, we find ourselves pulling up in front of the Attebery Airport where we catch our plane for New York, We are introduced to the pilots Shipley and Weaver and to the hostess Edith Sortor. fShe wasn't much of a conversationalist.j Soon our plane lands at Fagan Field in N.Y., and before long we are walking down Fifth Avenue. We pass the Burton Barber Shop, the Tracy Tea Room, the Richards Radio Corporation, Charmie Schlegel's School for Depressed Debutanes and a very exclusive dress shop owned by Misses Cheri Matthews, Lenore Hahn, and Elaine Hoffman, where Josephine Vardyan, Sadie Rash, and Peggy Simpson are models. In Dutcher's Department Store we find Dave Kane selling elevator shoes while John Yatsook demonstrates crutches. Floorwalker Ralph Wallace calls our attention to the new counter where Kittie Moore, Frances Meng, Betty Bentz, and Bev Barnett are slinging hash while home economics expert Carol Antic oversees the job. As we are leaving the store, newsboy Dean Graves sells us a copy of the Leondedis Limited. The robbery of the Jaskotlewelry Store by Gargotta Gaunce, Binaggio Johnson, and Pretty-Boy Logsdon headlines the front page, The gangsters shot bystander Bob Flowers after he attemped to protect salesclerk Marlene Barber when the hoodlums tried to force her to open the safe. In Hedda Kepler's social gossip column we read about a dinner party given at the Mannigan House by debutanesJune Whistler, Darlene Jackson, and Pat Buckles, On the guest listwere socialites Waters, Gaffney, Algie, Mclnteer, Hamilton, and Tyler. Entertainment was provided by Met Star Virginia Joiner, who was accompanied on the uke and harp by George Ira and Melva Winterringer respectively, Glancing farther down the page. we discover that Shirley Jackson has been chosen MiSS Whistlebait of I962 while Beverly Childers was named Mother of the Year. Scanning the sports page, we note that Sedlock's Sluggers have signed Speed-ball Colston, Homerun Bauer, and Rag-arm Chushuk for the coming season at Early Field, According to columnist Jim Hathaway, One- Play Emerson Wilson and Snap-back Bishop will be playing pro footballonjohn Pierce'swesternall-star team next season, As for home-town news, it seems that fix-it Kubicki and Lubrication Ladesic have opened the most modern garage in K.C,, and their chief mechanics are Ken Morris and Eugene Sostarich. Next on our itinerary is a visit to that famous night club Jim Smith's Diamond Horseshoe, where Terry Nelson is a hat-check girl. Appearing here with Hot Lips Nickerson's band is torch-singer Rosie Hernandez. Some of the celebraties we notice as we look around are movie starsjanis Johanson, Shirley Look, Florence Chase, Peggy Kitchin, and JoAnn Kitterer, playwrite Bob Mayer, and lady wrestlers Choker Cigich, Strangler Fyock, and Ferocious Fendorf. Just as we are leaving, club photographers Doyle Mathia and Ann Pliley snap our picture. The interesting stories Bonnie Petsch and Jerry Boyer relate to us about their hunting experiences in Africa make our trip homeward very pleasant, Soon we arrive in K.C.. and waiting at the airport is a delegation of our friends who have come to welcome us home. Even Mayor Courtney Nason, Judge Marion Hawk, foreign news correspondent Alton Davies, and TV announcer John Napiecek are present. Yes, our vacation has ended but it's great to be home, 83 101111 Aldridge Ann Algie Mary Anna Allison Vera Amick Lois Andersen Benny Anderson Bob Anderson Janis Anderson Carol Antic . A7 1 L:. 3f f'1Zf?f f' f f Z , , il , ,,,, , X M? a- 2' , if f ., 2 Q 3 f Z2 1 f WY 'KL 1 fir. ,fc Manie Attebery Donald Babin ,f,.f,,g...ffrig3-,gm 'Lf f ff CLASS or '52 JOHN ALDRIDGE Production Printer. ANN ALGIE Radio Production, Student Council, Biology, Courtesy, G.A.A. co-secretary, Girls' Swimming president, Kay Cees, Spanish secre- tary-treasurer, Girls' MARY ANNA ALLISON Pantograph, Plays, Dramatics, Glee Club, Astronomy, Biology, International Relations, Kay Cees, Tyronian, Literary Arts. VERA AMICK Debate Team, National Forensic League, Dramatics,NatiOn8l Thespian, Radio Production, Girls' League Advisory Council, Bi- ology, F.H.A. president, G.A.A. ,Kay Cees, Y-Teen, Radio-TV. LOIS ANDERSEN G.A.A. , Tyronian. BENNY ANDERSON Glee Club, A Capella, Astronomy, Biology, Hi-Y, Kay Cees, Spanish. BOB ANDERSON Baseball, Football. JANIS ANDERSON Girls' League Advisory Council, Biology, Camera vice-president, F.H.A. , G.A.A., Girls' Swimming, Horizon, Kay Cees, Spanish. CAROL ANTIC s Dramatics, Radio Production, Girls' League Advisory Council, Glee Club vice-president, A Capella, Astronomy, French vice-president, F.H.A. secretary 84 president, State F.H.A. secretary, G.A. A. , International Relations, Kay Cees. MANIE ATTEBERY Horizon, Spanish. DONALD BABIN Kay Cees Q ROBERT BACON Kay Cees, C.Q. president. IANICE BAILEY F.H.A., G.A.A. JERRY BAILEY C.Q. WILLIAM C. BAILEY SHIRLEY BAKER Joyce IOYC F. H.A. . CHA Band. LUPI F. H. A.. BOB RUT Ushers, i ELV Dramati MAI Dramati PAU Orchestl BEV Senior s pian vic retary, 4 coming IAN Quiveri, G.A.A. Cees. IERI Classic: GEC Hi-Y. RHE G.A.A. BILI DOI' F.H.A. CAF G.A.A. .Robert Bacon Janice Bailey Jerry Bailey F William Bailey Shirley Baker Georg ndersen G.A.A. h secre- Biology, ,s. Iational tcil , Bi- io-TV. y Cees, 'esid ent , Spanish . :i1, Glee esident, 3. A. A. , ey Baker .f-fm, , xii' 5 L -W-.ff A 'fi JOYCG Bales Charles Wesley Ball Lupe Baptiste Bob Barancik CLASS OF '52 JOYCE BA LES F.H.A. , Kay Cees, Spanish, Tyronian, CHARLES WESLEY BA LL Band. LUPE BAPTISTE F.H.A. , Horizon, Spanish, Ushers, BOB BARANCIK RUTH ELLEN BARBEE Ushers, G.A.A. ELVA BARBER Dramatics, Art, F.H.A., Girls' Swimming, Tyronian. MARLENE BARBER Dramatics, F. H. A. , G.A. A. , Kay Cees, Tyronian, PAUL D.. BARBER Orchestra, Hi-Y, Kay Cees, Plays, Dramatics, BEVERLY BARNETT Senior secretary, Plays, Dramatics vice-president, National Thes- pian vice-president, Girls' League vice-president, Orchestra A330- retary, G.A.A. , Kay Cees, Cheerleader, Honor Thespian, Home- coming Queen, JANE BARTLING Quiverian Business Manager, Dramatics, F.H.A. vice-president, G.A.A. , Girls' Swimming, International Relations, Spanish, Kay Cees. JERRY D. BATES Classical, C.Q. GEORGE BAUER Hi-Y. RHEA BAUER G. A. A. BILL BEEBE DONA BEEBE F. H. A. CARYL BEGAN G.A.A., Horizon, Tyronian, George Bauer Rhea Bauer Bill Beebe ,..,-AHF' Ruth Ellen Barbee Elva Barber Marlene Barber Paul D. Barber Beverly Barnett Jane Battling Jerry D. Bates Dona Beebe Caryl Began .4-5' Mary Lou Bennett Betty Rae Bentz, Roger Biswell A Richard Blake Sylvester Blancarte it Darlene Blanchard Larry Blanchard Ralph Bledsoe Robert Best Betty Billingsley Bob Bishop CLASS OF '52 MARY LOU BENNETT Dramatics, National Thespian, Biology, F.H.A., Spanish. BETTY RAE BENTZ Quiverian Club Section Editor, Quill 85 Scroll, Dramatics, Classi- cal, F.H.A., G.A.A., International Relations, Kay Cees, Ty- ronian, Radio-TV. ROBERT BEST Courtesy. - BETTY BILLINGSLEY Freshman secretary, Pantograph, Plays, Dramatics, Glee Club, A Capella, F.H.A. , G.A. A. , International Relations, Kay Cees, German, Quill and Scroll. BOB BISHOP ' Football, Swimming, Boys' W , Quiverian Sports Editor, Kay Cees Quill and Scroll. ROGER BISWELL Production Printer. RICHARD BLAKE SYLVESTER BLANCARTE DARLENE BLANCHARD Quiverian Composition Editor, Dramatics, National Thespian, F.H.A. , G.A.A. , Kay Cees, Radio-TV. LARRY BLANCHARD RALPH BLEDSOE Swimming, Tennis, Glee Club, A-Capella, Band, Kay Cees, YVONNE BOATMAN Y-Teen. LUCILLE BOBBITT F.H.A. , G.A.A. , Girls' W , Girls' Swimming, Horizon, Biology. MARTHA BOLZE Quiverian Senior Section Editor, Quill and Scroll, Debate Team, Plays, Dramatics, National Forensic League, National Thespian treasurer, Girls' League Advisory Council, F.H.A. , G.A.A. , Kay Cees, Y-Teen, Radio-TV. BILL BOND Production Printer. SUSANNE BOSLER Office Secretary, F.H.A., G.A.A., Tyronian, Y-Teen. Geral GEI Track GLI Baseba IU. F . H . A M R1 Pantog Scroll. D I A Kay C PH Horizo A Produc S Sopho Capell I I KE SU Panto Counc Kay C BE Drama G Swim A Tyro ' Yvonne Boarman Lucille Bobbitt Martha Bolze Bill Bond Susanne Bosler Bishop Classi- x, Ty- lub, A Cees, y Cees, zspian, es. riology. T ea m, hespian I. , Kay nne Bosler Gerald Boyer Glenn Boyer Juanita Brake CLASS OF '52 GERALD BOYER Track manager, Boys' W , Student Council, Orchestra, Kay Cees. GLENN BOYER Baseball, Basketball, Boys' W , Kay Cees, JUANITA BRAKE F.I-I.A. , Kay Cees. MARY ELLEN BRAUN RICHARD BREIDENTHAL Pantograph, Plays, Glee Club, A Capella, Kay Cees,, Quill and Scroll. DANIEL BRENNAN JAMES BRENNER Kay Cees. PHYLLIS BREWIT Horizon. ARTHUR BREWOOD Production Printer. SUSIE BRIDGENS Sophomore secretary, Dramatics, Student Council, Glee Club, A Capella, Biology, G.A.A., International Relations, Spanish. JIM BROWN KENNETH BROWN SUSAN BROWN Pantograph co-editor, Student Council, Girls' League Advisory Council, Gle-e Club accompanist, Biology vice-president, Spanish, Kay Cees, Quill and Scroll. BEVERLY BRUNSKY Dramatics, F.H.A., G.A.A. GENE BUCHANAN Swimming co-captain, Boys' W , Kay Cees. ALVESTA BUCK Tyronian, Y-Teen. Mary Ellen Braun Richard Breidenrhal Daniel Brennan James H. Brenner Phyllis Brewit Arthur Brewood WW Susie Bridgens Jim Brown Kenneth Brown Susan Brown Beverly Brunsky Gene Buchanan Alvesta Buck J 731' Josephine Buckingham Sherlene Burton Beverly Callahan Pat Buckles Thelma Burchfield CLASS IOSEPHINE BUCKINGHAM Classical, French. PAT BUCKLES Classical, F.H.A., G.A.A., Ushers. THELMA BURCHFIELD Astronomy, G.A.A. LESLEE BURGESS Tyronian. DON BURTON Swimming, Boys' W , Glee Club, Hi-Y, Hollywood , Kay Cees. SHERLENE BURTON French. BEVERLY CALLAHAN Student Nurse, G.A.A. secretary, Girls' W president, Girls' Swimming, Kay Cees, Y- Teen. Leslee Burgess Don Burton OF '52 DONNA CALLAWAY G.A.A. PAUL CAYLOR Baseball, Football, Boys' BETTY CHAPMAN JOYCE CHAPPELOW Biology, F.H.A. , G.A.A., Girls'Swimming. ALLEN CHASE Student Council. FLORENCE CHASE Student Librarian, Glee Club, F.H.A. , Kay Cees. BEVERLY CHILDERS Office secretary, Student Nurse , F. H. A . , Hori- zon, Kay Cees, Tyronian, Y-Teen. MARY ANN CHRISTIAN Camera, Classical, F.H.A. , G.A.A. , Hori- zon. ROBERT CHRISTY Glee Club, French, Hi-Y, Hollywood pres- ident, C.Q. CAROLYN CHUSHUK G.A.A. , Tyronian, Kay Cees. Theresa TH lnterna BA Dramat A. , Us DWL Glee C RO GA Biology Swimm VA Glee C PEA Y-Tee ' E 1.5: 2 , f f puff' , .5 5' fzCg2:',2 .51121,-11115253-5 M ',,-'- L , -:5 f '+ Donna Callaway Paul Caylor Betty Chapman Joyce Chappelow Allen Chase BCH R Florence Chase Beverly Childers Mary Ann Christian Robert Christy Carolyn Chushuk t turton nming . r. , Kay . , Hori- , Hori- yd pres- Chase Chushuk Therese Cigich Barbara Clark CLASS THERESE CIGICH International Relations, Tyronian. BARBARA CLARK Dramatics, Student Council, Glee Club, G.A. A. , Ushers, Treasurer's Assistant. DWAYNE CLARK Glee Club, A Capella, Biology. ROBERT CLARK GAIL CLEVELAND Biology, F.H.A., G.A.A. , Kay Cees, Girls' Swimming, Spanish. VANITA CLEVELAND Glee Club, A Capella, G.A.A. , Kay Cees. PEARL CLEVENGER Y-Teen. Bert R. Cluff Edith Colston Vanita Cosper Dean Couch f Tr I V 'UN i 5 vi V .. f Fsrlig 'viggs LV. ' ' QT 4 . - ' -3 'lull- Dwayne Clark Robert Clark OF '52 BERT CLUFF EDITH COLSTON F.H.A., G.A.A., Girls' W , Horizon, Y- Teen. RONALD COOPER Production Printer,Student Council, Band, Kay Cees. Q BARBARA COP Astronomy, G.A.A. STANLEY CORBETT, JR. Football, Production Printer, Biology, Holly- wood. VANITA COSPER Dramatics, Glee Club, A Capella, F.H.A. DEAN COUCH MARY LOUISE COWAN BEVERLY COX Quiverian Senior Section Editor , Quill and Scroll, Radio-TV, Kay Cees , Biology, F.H.A. , G.A.A. , German. MELBA COX Kay Cees, Spanish. I 1 h 1 P 1 J A A .1 Ronald Cooper Barbara Cop Mary Louise Cowan Beverly Cox ,. Gail Cleveland Vanita Cleveland A Pearl Clevenger Stanley Corbett, Ir. Melba Cox 33 .4 ' 1042 'WJ Darlene Dalton Walter Danforth Alton Davies Ierrv Davies John Day James S. DeGoler Mary Deichler Shirley Denton rye... X Jack Crabb Maurice Crangle Myron Crangle Don Culbertson Harold Cummings 9 CLASS OF 52 N f . L .J ,L , JACK CRABB ,C fQ,JLL'QLi LQ? WLQY Band. l 'Q In h - , H - X, .fp MAURICE C ,NGL GX W Nl . ' I H1'Y. I KN K MYRON C ' ' ' N 5 ' N Hi-Y. XJ DON CULBER'-FJSON ' 'E 'E HAROLD CUM L , C- ,L x ll Classical. 'U fl ,X ' I .. N 1 j I L-bp V V ' f 'Q 5- Q .dl lx C I DARLENE DALTO A f, G A - QL, J U iii, Student Librarian, I-'.H. , s ers,XRAi0- .x , WALTER DANFORTH B - N Tumbling, Biology, Classical, Hollywood, Kay Cees. ALTON L. DAVIES Pantograph, Plays, Dramatics, Student Council, Kay Cees, Spanish president, Quill and Scroll. JERRY DAVIES Student Council, Kay Cees. JOHN DAY Football, Boys' JAMES S. DEGOLER Student Council, International Relations, Kay Cees, C eerleader. MARY DEICHLER Glee Club, Biology. SHIRLEY DENTON EUGENE DENONOVICH Student Council, Orchestra, Art, Kay Cees. DAVE DILLON Glee Club, A Capella, International Relations vi Ce s. P MONA DILLSAVER . A GleelClub. X IN rx Eu e Dillon I -president, Kay X N Ramona Dillsaver Bonnie B01 Glee C MA Drama! ian, A1 Radio-T TES Freshm Boys' ' HO Hi-Y, LOI Art, F. L01 E . H. A ETI Studen Biologj tary, I HA BA Art , Bi VII Courte WI Glee C LAI ELA Astron: Tyroni IA1 F.H.A ELI Orches' Girls' Y vice -pg MA E.H.A Larry fill gummings 130111116 DimSd-H16 Mary Frances Douglas Jess Driver Hoyt A. Dudley Loretta May Dutcher l A CLASS OF '52 . I, ?- 'l' I fx 1 BONNIE DIMSDALE mg Glee Club, A Capella, F.H.A. , G.A.A. rg , MARY FRANCES DOUGLAS L' ' Dramatics, National Thespian, Student Council, Student Librar- p f ian, Art, F.H.A. , International Relations, Kay Cees,' Tyronian, Radio-TV. ' st , lm JESS DRIVER A ' UA Freshman vice-president, Junior vice-president, Football captain, K - 9 Boys' W , Student Council, Kay Cees. X 6 HOYT A. DUDLEY, IR, at, at Spanish 'leader . ent, Kay 1 Dillsaver , ,ji 524' . 'il ,W 1' ' ig: f ,Jiri 1' 'sl 8 L: Hi-Y, Hollywood, Spanish. LORETTA MAY DUTCHER Art, F.H.A., G.A.A., Y-Teen, Kay Cees. LORRAINE DUTCHER F.H.A., G.A.A. , Girls' W , Kay Cees, Y-Teen. ETHEL EARLY ' Student Council, Student Nurse, Girls' League Advisory Council, Biology, G.A.A. , Girls' W secretary, Girls' Swimming, secre- tary, Art vice-president. HAROLD EDDINS BARBARA EDWARDS Art, Biology, G.A.A., Y-Teen. VIRGINIA EDWARDS Courtesy, F.H.A., Y-Teen, Ushers. WILMA ELLEN ELLIFRITS Glee Club. LARRY ENGLISH ELAINE FAGAN Astronomy, F.H.A. , G.A.A. , 1nternationa1Relations, Kay Cees, Tyronian, Ushers. JANE FALWELL F.H.A. , Y-Teen. ELEANOR FARLEY Orchestra, Dramatic, Girls' League Advisory Council, G.A.A. , Girls' W vice-president, Girls' Swimming, Kay Cees, Spanish vice-president, National Thespian. MARILYN FENDORF F.H.A., G.A.A., Girls' Swimming, Horizon, Spanish. Lorraine Dutcher Ethel Early Harold Eddins Barbara Edwards Virginia Edwards Wilma Ellifrits Larry English Elaine Fagan Jane Falwell Eleanor Farley Marilyn Fendorf br 91 I Date Frsher Georgra Sue Frsher Frreda Flaherty Bob Flowers Marrlyn Ford Geofgf CLASS OF 52 DAVE FISHER Dramatrcs GEORGIA SUE FISHER Glee Club F H A G FRIEDA FLAHERTY Glee Club Ushers BOB FLOWERS Senror presrdent Basketbal Track co captaln Boys W MARILYN FORD Carolyn Foster Larry Foster F H A CAROLYN FOSTER G A A Tyron1an Kay Cees LARRY FOSTER PAUL FRENCH Kay Cees SHIRLEY FYOCK Dramatrcs Student Llbrarran, F H A Y Teen Ushers HARRY GAFFNEY Radro Productron N S R G Band Kay Cees MARGARET GAMBLE Paul French Shrrley Fyock F H A MARY JANE GARZA B1010gy F H A Y Teen DELLA GASTON Student Counctl Student Nurse, F H A G A A G1rls W GARY GAUNCE Basketball Track co captam Boys W Kay Cees DONJ GENOVA JIM GEORGE i Band, Kay Cees. A E i ' I E HarryfGaffney Margaret Gamble 3 I A Mary Jane Garza Della Gaston Gary Gaunce Don J. Genova hm George . 1 1 I . I 1 Il I I2 I I 4 4 I GEO1 JOSE Ra dro Pr RAY4 C lassrca JIM I Football WILI Spanrsh JUNE Off1ce Se MAR Classrcal DO F H A KENI Tumblm BILL ALBE Plays D DEAI Basketba Studentn SAR1 Dramat1 F H A Kay Cee GEOI MAR G.A,A roman, DON F.H.A.. Dean I lyn Ford George Gill Joseph Glatz Rayona Glover' Jim Goebel uw.. U George CLASS OF '52 GEORGE GILL JOSEPH GLATZ Radio Production, N.S.R.G.. Kay Cees, Tumbling, RAYONA JEAN GLOVER Classical, F. H. A. , Spanish. IIM GOEBEL Football, Hollywood, Kay Cees, WILLIAM GOFF Spanish. 00 June Goode JUNE GOODE Office Secretary, Tyronian, Y-Teen, Ushers, MARILYN GOODWIN Classical, F.H.A., G. A.A., Ushers DORA GORDON F.H.A. KENNETH GRABLE Tumbling, C.Q., Kay Cees. BILL GRADY ALBERT E, GRAUBERGER Plays, Dramatics, NationalThespian, Kay Cees, Track manager Dora Gordon DEAN GRAVES Basketball, Football, Boys' W , Radio Production, N,S,R,G,, Student Council, Art, Kay Cees, Sophomore president, SARA JO GRAVES Dramatic, StudentCouncil, Girls' League president, Art secretary F.l-I.A,, G.A.A. vice-president, Girls' W , Girls' Swimming Kay Cees, Y-Teen, Play, GEORGE GRAZIER MARILYN GREATHOUSE G.A.A., Girls' W , Girls' Swimming Horizon, Kay Cees, Ty ronian, Y-Teens, Ushers, Astronomy. DONNA J, GREEN F,H,A,, G.A.A., Girls' Swimming, Horizon, Tyronian. I V . xg O Bill Grady Dean Graves Sara Jo Graves George Grazier Marilyn Greathouse William Goff 1 Marilyn Goodwin Kenneth Grable Albert Grauberger Donna Green 595' 'liy ' Burton Gregg Lenore Hahn M-....,..... ,if fv- -ww ink 0 Charles Gross Sandra Gross Delores Haddon Kenneth Hageman CLASS OF '52 BURTON P, GREGG, JR. Orchestra. CHARLES GROSS SANDRA GROSS F.H.A. ' DELORES HADDON F.H.A. KENNETH HAGEMAN Student Council, Kay Cees, Glee Club. Jack Hfalula . LENORE HAHN Plays, Dramatics, National Thespian, Courtesy, G.A.A., Inter- national Relations, Kay Cees, Glee Club. JACK HALULA A Capella, Orchestra, Kay Cees. ROBIN B. HAMBLIN Glee Club, A Capella, Hi-Y. JOANNE HAMILTON Plays, Dramatics president, National Thespian president, Radio Production, Girls' League Advisory Council, Kay Cees. JOANNE HAMMONS 'f Art Treasurer, F.H.A. Robin Hamblin Joanne Hamilton GERRY HANNIGAN Camera, Y-Teen, Kay Cees. GILBERT HANSON A Capella, C.Q. , Glee Club. IVAN HANSON KENT HARVEY Football, Hi-Y. - BARBARA ROSE HASKINS Biology, F.H.A., G.A.A. , Tyronian, Y-Teen. NIHLA IANEL HASTY Quiverian Activity Editor, Quill and Scroll, Glee Club, F.H.A. , G.A.A. , Ushers. Joanne Hammons Gerry Hannigan Gilbert Hanson Jim Hath JIM I Pantograg lations, I MARJ Debate T national Thespian LUREJ Radio Pro G.A.A. , and presi. BOB I Baseball, RAMI Classical GERA Student C BETT F. H.A. , JOAN Tyronian GERA Orchestra A ROSIE Dramatic Kay Cees BILL Football, CHAI F.H.A. , LARR CHAI Camera, ELAII Plays, Dr G. A. A. , NED Basketbal Charlene Ivan Hanson Kent Harvey Barbara Haskins Nihla Hasty lim Hathaway Marion Hawk Luree Hays CLASS OF 52 JIM HATHAWAY Pantograph, Quill and Scroll, Student Council, International Re- lations, Kay Cees treasurer, Spanish. MARION HAWK Debate Team, National Forensic League, Plays, Camera, Inter- national Relations, Spanish, C.Q., Tumbling Team, National Thespian, Dramatics. LUREE HAYS Radio Production, N.S.R.G. , Glee Club, A Capella, Classical, G.A.A., Girls' W , Girls' Swimming, Horizon vice-president and president. BOB HEATH A Baseball, Football, Swimming, Boys' W , Kay Cees. RAMON HEDGE Classical, Hollywood. GERALDINE HEISMAN Student Council, Student Nurse, Orchestra. BETTY HELM F.H.A. , Kay Cees. JOANNE HENCKEL Tyronian, Y-Teen, GgA.A., Glee Club, Kay Cees. GERALD HENRE Orchestra. ROSIE HERNANDEZ Dramatics, Glee Club, A Capella, Camera, F.H.A., G.A.A., Kay Cees, Spanish, Tyronian, Y-Teen, Ushers. BILL HIATT Football, Boys' CHARLOTTE HIGGS F.H.A., G.A.A. , Girls' Swimming, Library. LARRY HILGERS CHARLES E. HILL Camera, Hollywood, Kay Cees. ELAINE HOFFMAN Plays, Dramatics, National Thespian secretary, Biology, F.H.A. , G.A.A. , International Relations, Kay Cees. NED HOLMES Basketball, Football, Boys' W . Charlotte Higgs Larry Hilgers Charles Hill ' Q7 495 ii' 45,31 Bob Heath Ramon Hedge Geraldine Heisman Betty Helm Joanne Henckel Gerald Henre Rosie Hernandez Elaine Hoffman C5 'l B fa-2 5' 92 Dora Hoover BOB HORNER NA DINE HORSEMAN IOANN HORST Barbara Hosch Georgina Hosking BARBARA HOSCH Dramatics, Glee Club., GEORGINA HOSKING TOM HOWARD DOROTHY HOWELL Orchestra, G.A.A. JEAN MARIE HOYLE DONALD HUGHEY C.Q. Tom Howard Dorothy Howell l RICHARD E, HUGHEY ANNE HUNTER MORILLA HURSH W , Quill and Scroll. GEORGE IRA Spanish, BEVERLY JACKSON , 'fm .... gg. Laura Hopkins Bob Horner Nadine Horseman Joann Horst I CLASS OF '52 DORA HOOVER F. H. A. LAURA BELLE HOPKINS Glee Club, F.H.A., G.A.A. Dramatics, F.A.A.. G.A.A. , Kay Cees, Spanish, Y-Teen, Ra- dio-TV. F.H.A., G.A.A., Y-Teen, Ushers, Dramatics, Orchestra, Band, Head Drum Major, Art, Astronomy, Camera, G.A.A., Girls' Swimming, Kay Gees. Football manager, Swimming, Boys' W , Student Librarian, Glee Club, A Capella, Hi-Y, Kay Cees, Library, Art, Biology, G.A.A., Girls' Swimming, Girls' W , Orchestra, Kay Cees, Spanish, F.H.A., G.A.A., Tyronian, Kay Cees, K Panrograph, Dramatics, NationalThespian, G1eeC1ub, A Capella, F.H.A., G.A.A., Girls' Swimming, Kay Cees, Ushers, Girls' Plays, Dramarics, National Thespian, Kay Cees, Cheerleader, Pantograph, Quill 81 Scroll, Dramatics, Glee Club, A Capella, H- F.H. A. , G.A.A. , Kay Cees, Spanish, Quill and Scroll. Jean Marie Hoyle Donald H h Richard E. Hu U8 GY ghey Anne Hunter Morilla Hursh George Ira Beverly Jackson Christine I4 CHRIS DARLJ Dramatic: zon, Kay SHIRL C ourtesy , DORIS F.H.A., TOM LENN4 Swimming JANIS Pantograp' F. H. A. , C sident, Ra ARCH2 Junior c1a: HARRI Sophomorw LOREL Pantograpl Internatioi VIRGI A Capella J, RIC Kay Cees. LLOYI DAVIJ Tennis, B HARR' Band, Art GEOR4 I . Richarc fl- aw' 2 Joann Horst 1. Y-Teen, Ra- krt, Astronomy, Librarian, Glee Wu. rub, A Capella, Ushers, Girls' J Cheerleader, lb, A Capella, icroll. Beverly Jackson Christine Jackson Darlene Jackson Shjrl CLASS OF '52 CHRISTINE JACKSON DARLENE JACKSON Dramatics, Astronomy, Camera treasurer, F.H.A. , G.A.A. , Hori- zon, Kay Cees, Tyronian, Y-Teen, Student Council. SHIRLEY JACKSON Courtesy, F.H.A. , G.A.A. , Kay Cees. DORIS JAMES F.H.A. , Y-Teen. TOM JASKOT II LENNO JEANQUART Swimming, Boys' JANIS JOHANSON Pantograph, Plays, Dramatics, National Thespian, Astronomy F.H.A.,G.A.A., International Relations, Kay Cees vice-pre sident, Radio-TV, Quill and Scroll. ARCHIE JOHNSON Junior class president, Senior class vice-president, Kay Cees. HARRY JOHNSON Sophomore treasurer, Baseball, Football, Boys' W , Kay Cees. LORELEI JOHNSTON . 1 E ns. Pantograph, Dramatics, Astronomy, French, F.H.A., G.A.A., International Relations, Ushers, Literary Arts, Quill and Scroll. VIRGINIA JOINER A Capella, F.H.A. , Kay Cees. J. RICHARD JONES Kay Cees. LLOYD A. JONES DAVID R. KANE Tennis, Boys' W , Kay Cees, Spanish. HARRY LEE KANE Band, Art, Kay Cees. GEORGE KEHAYIAS J. Richard Jones Lloyd A. Jones David Kane 2 ' I ' '- , i.i,., bgs ,,., p ,pp , N . , ' so ' 224-J 'V . A TW' + -I S 'Q in rw S rg: 'Jlsf' ., N in J! 1 X . H ' !, 'f ,,s , Gr ey Jackson Doris James Tom Jaskot II Lenno Jeanquart Janis Johanson ' ,- :QL V f Archie Johnson Harry Johnson Lorelei Johnston Virginia Joiner Harry Lee Kane George Kehayias p 1 f .x I' t 7 fv- J! , , , l ' , , Betty Kepler Mary Kessler JoAnn -Kitterer Doris June Kla mm Norman Kling JoAnne Kluge Betty Knight Kenneth Kroh Joe Kolich James Kroph ,mf f V if E i. 1, ., I. Jim Kiekel Ruth Ann Kirkpatrick CLASS 0F '52 BETTY KEPLER Pantograph, Dramatics, G.A. A. , Spanish, Y-Teen, Orchestra, Quill and Scroll. MARY R, KESSLER JIM KIEKEL Band. RUTH ANN KIRKPATRICK Dramatics, National Thespian, Student Nurse, F.H. A. , G.A.A. , Tyronian, Y-Teen, PEGGY KITCHIN Dramatics, Office secretary, Student Council, F. H.A. , G.A.A. , Horizon, International Relations, Kay Cees, Tyroniansecretary Kc treasurer, Y-Teen, Peggy Kitchin JO ANN KITTERER Junior class secretary, Office secretary, Astronomy vice president, G.A.A. , International Relations, Kay Cees, Tyronian, Ushers, DORIS JUNE KLAMM Dramatics, National Thesplan, Glee Club, A Capella, F.H.A., Girls' Swimming, International Relations, Kay Cees, Radio-TV NORMAN KLING Orchestra. A JOANNE KLUGE BETTY KNIGHT Quiverian Co-Editor, Qu ill 8s S c r 011, Dramatics, S t ud e nt Council secretary, Girls' League Advisory C ou nc il , F.H.A. , G.A.A., International Relations, Kay Cees, Cheerleader, Ty- ronian president, Ushers. JOE KOLICH ' KENNETH Knorr Biology, JAMES KROPH Tennis, National Thespian, Hollywood president, Kay Cees, FRANK KUBICKI SUE KUHN Student Council, Glee Club, A Capella, G.A.A., Kay Cees, Y-Teen, NORMAN LADESIC Frank Kubicki Sue Kuhn Norman Ladesic ,aww John It Swimr GI T enni: Classit PA Quivel F . H . A Ushers DC French FR. Studen DC Band. RC Spanisi I Ib Baseba Counc: KA SH Drama Relatic AN F. H. A SH G. A . A JO! Kay Ce BAI Biology BEE Student preside CH Orches1 Shirle .ff L, ,A .- f ,y Kitchin rchestra, 3.A.A., 3.A.A.. :retary SL resid ent, Ushers, F.H.A. . dio-TV. udent .H.A., er, Ty- Tees, 'Y an Ladesic an -,I Q , 'A if ji, John Le Bar George Leondedis Pat Likes CLASS OF '52 JOHN LE BAR Swimmings, Boys' W , Kay Cees. GEORGE LEONDEDIS Tennis, Boys' W , Pantograph, Quill 85 Scroll, Student Council, Classical, Kay Cees. I PAT LIKES Quiverian co-editor, Quill SL Scroll, Office secretary, Biology, F.H.A, treasurer, G.A.A., International Relations, Kay Cees, Ushers, Dramatics, DORIS LINDSAY French, G,A,A,, Spanish, Ushers, Literary Arts, FRANCES LINDSEY Student Librarian treasurer, F.H.A., Library, German. DONALD LIPOVAC Band. RONALD LOGAN Spanish, Glee Club, JIM LOGSDON Baseball co-captain, Football, Basketball, Boys' W , Student Council, Kay Cees. KAYE LONG L SHIRLEY LOOK Dramatics, Astronomy, F,H.A., G.A.A., Horizon, International Relations, Y-Teen, Literary Arts, German, ANNABELL LOY F,H.A, , Kay Cees. SHIRLEY LYNCH G.A.A. . Tyronian. JOHN A. LYNNES Kay Cees. BARBARA MACNEAL Biology, G.A.A., Girls' Swimming, Horizon. BETTY MACNEAL Student Council, Astronomy, G. A. A. . Girls' Swimming vice- president, Kay Cees. CHARLES MADER Orchestra, Band. Shirley Lynch John A. Lyr1r1eS If Y-WFP Doris Lindsay Frances Lindsey Donald Lipovac Ronald Logan Y Jim Logsdon Kaye Long Shirley Look Ana bell Loy Barbara MacNeal Betty MacNeal Charles Made: 1:-'1 Q, fini, 67' 1 , 3, 00 1-an . f a -f....,- , .Q . ' 4 , f Us V X, .. f ,- ,il 1' sf. 33134 11:5-Qs. Www- ,-15:1 up f ,391 ij,-'ff:-,,y.'4:1 ,g:ygg 45' f:vf:.ia.' ' rf ff: fi? ' f !,ebm1S14f,.-frcf . 444,521 ., ' ,xp iw X Q 1 3 10 , R . W, l Phillip M. Magenheimer Robert Magers Roseann Manczuk George Marcum Ernest W. Martel Arthur Massey Doyle Mathia Shirley Matthews Harley May PHILLIP M. MAGENHEIMER ROBERT MAGERS , Hi-Y. ROSEANN MANCZUK G.A.A., Tyronian. GEORGE MARCUM sical, Kay Cees, Spanish. ERNEST W. MARTEL Jerry Mather KEY C663- ARTHUR MASSEY Hollywood. I JERRY MATHER Glee Club, Kay Cees, DOYLE MATHIA Basketball, Football, Boys W . CHERI MATTHEWS SHIRLEY MATTHEWS CLASS OF '52 Basketball manager, Boys' W , Student Council, Courtesy, Clas- Girls' League secretary, G.A.A. , F.H.A. , Cheerleader. Office secretary, Student Librarian, Tyronian, Ushers, Library. Cheri Matthews JEAN MAXEY Art, Kay Cees. HARLEY MAY X Orchestra, Band, Astronomy, Kay Cees. ROBERT MAYER GARY MCCARTY GERALDINE MCCONNELL Orchestra, Biology, Y-Teen. KENNETH E. MCDANIEL Kay Cees. Jean Maxey Robert Mayer Gary McCarty Geraldine McConnell Student Council, Glee Club, A Capella, Kay Cees, Spanish. Kenneth E. McDaniel George G. Glee Pl R4 Swim Sl F . H . . J C Girls' F. H. Bl Offict K Radio Cees , FI Stude natiol H. Dram C Plays, D1 Stude: vice-Q lv Office Kay K Rl Band K Dram K Bl Deba1 Dram latior Maxil I I1 ,, df . 6,.,71, C! ffffx , ,419 Ernest W. Martel George McGuire Paul McHenry Robert Mclnteer Shirley Mclnteer Joyce Mclviillin Zourtesy , Clas - eader. ers, Library. 1, Spanish. Zenneth E. McDaniel CLASS OF '52 GEORGE MCGUIRE Glee Club, Kay Cees, PAUL MCHENRY ROBERT MCINTEER Swimming, Boys' W , Production Printer. SHIRLEY MCINTEER F.H.A., G.A.A. , Kay Cees, Spanish, Y-Teen. JOYCE MCMILLIN ' Girls' League Advisory Council, Camera, Classical, G. A. A. , F. H. A. , Horizon secretary-treasurer. BARBARA METER Office secretary, Classical, F.H.A. , G.A.A. , Tyronian. KENT MELTON Radio Production, N. S.R. G. , Orchestra-president, Hollywood, Kay Cees, Tumbling. FRANCES MENG Student Nurse, Astronomy, F. H. A. historian, G. A. A., Inter- national Relations, Spanish, German vice-president, Kay Cees. HAROLD METZ Dramatics, Band, Camera, Hi-Y president, Kay Cees, Spanish. CLIFFORD H, MEYER Plays, Kay Cees. DOROTHY MILAM Student Nurse, Biology, G.A.A., Girls' W , Spanish, Y-Teen vice-president, Ushers. MAXINE MILLER Office Secretary, Student Council, G.A.A. , International Relations, Kay Cees, Y-Teen, Ushers. ROBERT MONTGOMERY Band KITTIE MOORE Dramatics, F.H.A., G.A.A. , Kay Cees. KENNETH MORRIS BILL MULLINS Debate Team, NationalForensic League, Plays, National Thespian, Dramatics president, Student Council, Courtesy, International Re- lations, Kay Cees president, Cheerleader. Maxine Miller Robert Montgomery Kittie Moore ':.:,- -W' Barbara Meier Kent Melton Frances Meng Harold Metz Clifford Meyer Kenneth Morris Dorothy Milam Bill Mullins W QPT' ' J Fi fa' xx ,il-I x 5 ta L I Helen Munjak Janet Myer .Joanna Myers CLASS OF '52 BOB MUNCY Baseball, Boys' ANNA LEE MUNJAK Girls' Swimming, German, HELEN MUNIAK Girls' Swimming, German, JANET MYER Student Council, Student Nurse, Girls' League treasurer, Astrono- my, Biology, F.H.A., G.A.A, treasurer, Girls' Swimming secre- tary treasurer, Kay Cees, Spanish, JOANNA MYERS , A Capella, G,A,A. , Girls' Swimming, Kay Cees, Tyronian, NANCY ANN MYERS Dramatics, Glee Club, A Capella, Classical, Girls' Swimming, Horizon, ' JOHN NAPIECEK Art, Kay Cees, Spanish, Literary Arts. COURTNEY NASON Debate Team, National Forensic League, Dramatics, National Thespian, Biology, Courtesy, International Relations, Spanish, BERNICE NASTERNAK A F.H.A. , CATHERINE NAVE Horizon, Tyronian, ALICE NELSON Dramatics, G,A.A. , International Relations, Spanish, Kay Cees, JOAN NELSON ' Glee Club, G.A.A., Kay Cees, Tyronian, Y-Teen. NANCY NEUDECK F,H,A,, G.A.A., Girls' W , Tyronian, CHARLES NEVES Kay Cees, LEWIS F, NICKERSON Glee Club, A Capella, Kay Cees, ROBERT G. NIXON Joan Nelson Nancy Neudeck Charles Neves Lewis F. Nickerson Robert G. Nixon .ai V4 , '7. 9 a A X 4 4 JV C. ' 1, , M021 iq' , 7 Thon Tl Rt Swiml T4 Boys' Pl Glee 1 Ushers KJ C. Glee JA Slee 1 M Stage TI I'umb Pl Stude: JL Art, I N4 C, Biolog Horiz4 M Glee 4 Dl Office J C Y-T ef Norma .Joanna Myers urer, Astrono- mming secre- Tyronian. ls' Swimming, tics, National ans, Spanish. ish, Kay Cees, n. lobert G. Nixon f 1 I f , 1 f ffff f , I, i , W , ff ,f f .,i-f if . 'R n , I A nnnn, ' , Thomas Norris Robert Novak T 01: 1 . . Om affel PSISY I0 O Loughlrn Kenneth Padgett CLASS OF '52 THOMAS NORRIS ROBERT NOVAK Swimming. TOM O'FARRELL Boys' W , Biol08Y- Kay'Cees, Spanish, Football manager. PATSY JO O'LOUGHLIN Glee Club, Librarian, A Capella, Biology, F.H.A., Kay Cees, Ushers. KENNET H PADGETT CHARLOTT E PAINT ER Glee Club. JAMES PAINTER Slee Club. MATTHEW S. PAPA Stage Craft. TIM PARISH Tumbling, Production Printer. PAT PARRA Student Council, F.H.A. , G.A.A. , Spanish, Kay Cees. .TUNE PARRETT Art, F.H.A., G.A.A. NORMA JEAN PAVER CAROLYN PEARSON Biology president, Classical, F.H.A. , G.A.A. , Girls' Swimming, Horizon, International Relations, Spanish, Kay Cees. MARILYN JEAN PEEL Glee Club, Biology, F.H.A. DOROTHY PELLOW Office secretary, Student Council, F.H.A. , Kay Cees, Y-Teen. JOANN PERCIVAL Y-Teen. Norma Jean Paver Charlotte Painter James Painter Matthew S. Papa Tim Parish Pat Parra Carolyn Pearson Marilyn Jean Peel Dorothy Pellow qp....,f June Parrett Joann Percival ,Ga F5 0 Bonnie Petsch Lester G. Pettibone Perry Piper Edward Placke Ann Pliley Robert Pressler Dolores Pursley f fi ein' f -La, 44.4 WW , . . ,w:ivf:4gayna' .5 ,WW f f 1 Velma Phenicie Frances Phillips John R, Pierce CLASS OF '52 BONNIE PETSCH Office secretary, Student Council, Art, F.H.A., Horizon, Kay Cees, Tyronian vice-president. LESTER G, PETTIBONE VELMA PHENICIE F.H.A. FRANCES PHILLIPS Dramatics, Band, Majorette, F.H.A. , G.A.A. , Girls' W , Girls' Swimming, Horizon, International Relations, Kay Cees, Tyronian. JOHN R. PIERCE Baseball, Basketball, Football, Boys' W . ' PERRY PIPER EDWARD PLACKE ANN PLILEY G.A.A., F.H.A., Kay Cees, Y-Teen, Student Council. ROBERT POORE ROBERT PRESSLER Production Printer. DOLORES PURSLEY Dramatics, G.A.A., Tyronian, Kay Cees. RAY RADFORD Glee Club, Hollywood, Kay Cees sergeant at arms. RACHEL RAMIREZ. Y-Teen secretary, Office secretary, G.A.A. , Tyronian. SADIE RASH Art, F.H.A. , Kay Cees, Y-Teen. FRANK RAW Kay Cees, Tumbling captain. BEVERLY REICHENECKER Office secretary, G.A.A. , Ushers, Literary Art vice-president, Ray Radford Rachel Ramirez Sadie Rash Frank Raw Beverly Reichenecker Charles Cl Hi-Y. Gr RC Plays, Cl Glee 1 DC PA Glee C M Dram: Biolog HI Orche RE IA Pantog urer's V1 G . A , A DC Tumbl IE! Kay C HA LO Kay C BE Offic e Don . y 'base I - f , Gi I 1 IEHEEMLIIL fc X, L I0hI1 R. Pierce Charles Reicheneker Gail Reid Robert Renn Charles Renno D ld R ld oan eyno s C 9 , , A V ,,,,,, We, sd CHARLES REICHENEKER , Horizon, Kay Hi-Y. g L. , GA11. REID ' sy 31, n ROBERT RENN ' A L A 1 I Plays, Dramatics, National Thespian, Classical, Kay Cees. CHARLES RENNO ,. Glee Club. f IIS' W , Girls' DONA LD REYNOLDS Cees, Tyronian. - Patsy Lou Rhodes Marcelene Richards muncil . Jnian. :e -president. verly Reichenecker PATSY LOU RHODES Glee Club, A Capella, F. H. A. MARCELENE RICHARDS Dramatics, Radio Production, N,S,R,G,, Glee Club, Orchestra, Biology, G.A.A. HERBERT RIDER Orchestra, Band, REVA RIFE IANUS RILEY Pautograph, Glee Club, Biology, French, G.A.A., Ushers, Treas- urer's assistant, Kay Cees, Quill and Scroll. VIRGINIA LEE RISTOW G,A,A,, Tyronian, Y-Teen, Radio TV. DON ROBBINS Tumbling, Orchestra, Kay Cees. JERRY ROBERTS Kay Cees. HARVEY ROBINETTE LOREN ROGERS Kay Cees. BEVERLY ROLLWAGEN Office secretary, F.H.A. , G. A. A. . TYIOIUSH. 'S ' Don Robbins Jerr Roberts Y YU' r A ,W Nha...- Y-Teen. Harvey Robinette S Herbert Rider Reva Rife Janus Riley Loren Rogers Virginia Lee Ristow Beverly Rollwagen E' 105 M ,,A., f ' Bertie Sanders Kenneth Sauter Harry Sayers Ronald Schreiber ly 6 'rl 10 329' Peggl' R056 Robert Paul Rowden Jerry Russell Joyce Russell Michael Sackett CLASS OF '52 PEGGY ROSE Quiverian After Hours Editor, Plays, Dramat- ics treasurer, National Thespian, Radio Pro- duction, N.S.!R.G. , Student Librarian, G.A. A. , F.H.A. , Radio-TV, Quill and Scroll. ROBERT PAUL ROWDEN JERRY RUSSELL French, F.H.A. JOYCE RUSSELL Art, Kay Cees, Literary Arts. MICHAEL SACKETT BERTIE SANDERS G.A.A., Ushers co-captain, Literary Arts, Art. KENNETH SAUTER 2: .: z, vf 1, 5, .,,, . - f , ,, ,,,,W7.1.,,fp5j HARRY SAYERS DOLORES SCHICK Office secretary, Student Librarian, F.H.A. , G.A.A. , Horizon, Tyronian, Library. CHARLOTTE SCHLEGEL Dramatics, Art, F.H.A., Horizon, Inter- national Relations, Y-Teen. JOE SCHMIDT Tumbling. EDWARD W. SCHOLTEN JR, Plays, Dramatics, Orchestra, Classical, Ten- nis. RONALD SCHREIBER Biology, C.Q., German. DARLINE SCHROEDER Biology, G.A.A., F.H.A. DANIEL SCOTT DONNA SCOTT F.H.A., Spanish. PHIL SEDLOCK Student Council, Kay Cees, l A, ,., .W F4 'P ' Siu-51 ' 1 , s ',3,',:.- .17 1 , 35:1'f-,-2i1 ,,,f2 '.'f -4' - .,-,,g..z.:, V- ,I sa. A Q ' . . 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F.H.A. , G.A.A., Kay Cees, Quill and Scroll, DAVID SHIRLEY Dramatics, Student Council, Biology treas- urer, Camera, H o llxy w o o d treasurer, Kay Cees, Literary Arts, BEVERLY SHORT Orchestra treasurer, F.H.A., Kay Cees, NORMA SHORT Office secretary, Tyronian, Y-Teen, Kay Ce Q ., ,V'i, ' f ,N ' V ' LM ,gf I - Ralph Siegmund Kendall Simcox Gloria Skaggs Norman Smiley LRVDS: V ,. . . 3 2 l RALPH SIEGMUND KENDALL SIMCOX Kay Cees. PEGGY SIMPSON F.H.A. , G.A.A. CONNIE SIMS Girls' League Advisory C o u nc i 1, French, F.H.A., G.A.A., Girls' Swimming, Kay Cees, Cheerleader, DIXIE LEE SINGLETON if Carol 5hiPf1'121I1 David Shirley F.H.A. , TyrOI1iaI1. Beverly Short GLORIA SKAGGS NORMAN SMILEY Kay Cees, JIM SMITH Plays, Dramatics, National Thespian, Kay Cees, Cheerleader captain, Tumbling cap- tain, PHYLLIS SMITH Tyronian, Kay Cees, es. WILLIAM SMITH Norma Short . Z, 'S' , E as Peggy Simpson Connie Sims Dixie Lee Singleton Jim Smith Phyllis Smith William Smith r-if I l I A 1 Q1 I I l i 3 1 I l 5 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 I l , i, ,. i , ,. is ,1 , 1 I I il 108 1 ,M ? , X1.1,ff'Q I tl .A '- 21:-:fs 1- 523. 2 J Stanley Smotherman Bob Snell A Donald Sprague Pauline Sprague Robert Spuehler Barbara Stack Charles Stapleton Barbara Stein Eugene Steinmetz Elizabeth Ann Stephen ff 1 y Ag if X V , f A g , A - ff!! ff: ' Darlene Snell Edith Sortor Eugene Sostarich CLASS OF '52 STANLEY SMOTHERMAN Hi-Y, Library, BOB SNELL Baseball, Boys' W , Kay Cees. DARLENE SNELL Student Librarian, Glee Club, A Capella, Kay Cees, Spanish. EDITH SORTOR Debate Team, National Forensic League, Dramatics, Classical, F,H. A. , G.A.A. , Girls' Swimming, International Relations, National Thespian, Spanish, - ' EUGENE SOSTARICH DONALD SPRAGUE Production Printer, Student Librarian. PAULINE SPRAGUE G.A. A. , Office secretary, Tyronian, ROBERT SPUEHLER Hollywood. BARBARA STACK F. H. A. CHARLES STAPLETON Glee Club, A Capella. BARBARA STEIN Student Librarian, Glee Club, F.H.A. , Library, -A EUGENE 'STEINMETZ ELIZABETH ANN STEPHEN F. H. A. , G. A. A. , Horizon, Spanish. FRED E. STIMETZ ROSE MARIE STIMETZ G. A. A. JEAN STINE C1HSSiCa1. F. H.A. , G. A. A. , Horizon, Kay Cees, Fred E. Stimetz Rose Marie Stimetz Jean Stine 2? if , ,, ,V Ja ,, 1- if 0, A John IO Radio W1 OR IAQ TC Band, SH Drama G. A. I GE Footba IA Kay C EL LC Art, F Teen, HA TC Track. HC Track, LE NC F. H. A PA Office Tony Q' I f 12:4 Q X , '63, 'YW I ,, .WW .,,,,,a,--f 9 I mx . 5.7 .pm f ft . gf- W, . I -14' wwf air My a. , . A, Zak? I John Stine William Stoff Orie Stoneberger Janyce Story CLAS S OF '52 gene Sostarich , JOHN STINE Radio P1'0dUCfi0U. N.S.R.G,, German president, WILLIAM STOFE' ORIE STONEBERGER JANYCE STORY Spanish, TOM STOWAY 1 Band. :, Classical, ,1 Relations, SHARON STROM Dramatics, Girls' League Advisory Council, Glee Club, A Capella, G.A.A. , F. H.A. , Kay Cees secretary, Cheerleader, Spanish, GEORGE STROUP Football, JAMES STURGEON Kay Cees. ELMER SULLIVAN LOUISE SUPICA Art, F.H.A., G.A.A. , Girls' Swimming, Horizon, Kay Cees, Y- Teen, Sharon Strom Tom Stoway George Stroup HAROLD SWANSON James Sturgeon Elmer Sullivan TONY TA LA VERA Track. HOWARD TATE Track, Band., LEON TAYLOR NORMA MAE TAYLOR F,H,A., G.A.A. , Girls' Swimming, Glee Club, A Capella. PAULINE TAYLOR Office secretary, F.H.A., TyrODi2l1'l. Y'T66D. Tony Talavera Jean Stine wif! , Y. f4 'f-tv ' A iw' 2 -'J 'xo' :Q ., i I ,141 I ' 'A .. y ,.,,. Howard Tate El? -fl Leon Taylor 59,13 Louise Supica Nora Mae Taylor Harold Swanson Pauline Taylor ,W--.,a,,,.,,: , -V .V -fi ' 10 0 11, Dixie Lee Terrill Clarence Teters Terry Thomas Jerry Thomasson DIXIE LEE TERRILL CLARENCE TETERS Football, Boys' W , Kay Cees, TERRY THOMAS JERRY STOTTS TI-IOMASSON Orchestra, Kay Cees, PEGGY THOMPSON Marlene Thornton Delores Tipton MARLENE THORNTON Glee Club, Biology, Tyronian. DELORES TIPTON Glee Club, A Capella, G.A.A. LOREN TODD Glee Club, A Capella, Classical. NANCY TRACY lations, Kay Cees, CHARLENE TRAVIS Office Secretary, F.H. A. , Tyronian, EDWARD TURNER , Camera, C.Q. secretary, Radio-TV Loren Todd Nancy Tracy TOM TYLER Cees, Tumbling.. IUANITA USSERY IANICE VAN BOSKIRK FAYE VAN PELT JOE VARDYAN Charlene Travis Edward Turner Tom Tyler Juanita Ussery Janice Van Boskirk Faye Van Pelt CLASS OF '52 Pew OW Orchestra, Band secretary, Astronomy, G.A. A. , International Re- Baseball, Plays, Dramatics, National Thespian, Classical, Kay Office secretary, F.H.A. , G.A.A. . Kay Cees, Art. Radio Production, NSRG, Girls' League Advisory Council, Glee Club, A Capella, G.A.A., Y-Teen president, Ushers. F.H.A., G.A.A., Radio-TV, Y-Teen, Ushers. I oe Vardya n Josephin I C Glee 1 IA BI Stude: Y-T el Pl Biolog R1 Track G, Footb. D1 M Office R1 Baseba PA W Came C. Pantoj G. A. l Spani: RC Footbz BE G. A . A RI G. A, A HA Art , C Cathle rr- Josephine Vardyan James Vesel Bette Vogel Paul Wagner pdcha IOSEPHINE VARDYAN Glee Club, F.H.A., Spanish JAMES VESEL 1 BETTE VOGEL Student Nurse , Astronomy, Y-Teen. PAUL WAGNER Biology, German. RICHARD WAGNER Track, Glee Club, A Capella GARY WAIT Football, Boys' W , Kay Cees DORIS WALKER MARY LOLA WALKER Office Secretary, G.A.A. , Tyroman RALPH WALLACE Baseball, Basketball, Football, Boys W Kay Cees PAT WARD WAYNE WARD, IR, Camera, Hi-Y, Hollywood, C.Q CATHLEEN WATERS Pantograph C0-editor, Dramatics Glee Club Astronomy secretary G.A.A., Girls' Swimming, International Relations Kay Cees Spanish, Ushers, Quill and Scroll RONALD WEAVER Football, Swimming, Track, Boys W Courtesy Kay Cees BETTY WEBB G.A.A. , F.H.A. , Spanish. RUBY WELBURN G.A.A. , Y-Teen. HAZEL WESTBROOK Art, G.A.A., Kay Cees, Ushers Pat Ward Wayne Ward Jr Cathleen Waters Ronald Weaver Betty Webb Ruby Welburll H2261 W9Sfbf00k W 1 Q1 swift s-Q5 E 2 I James Wheat Jo Ann Whiles June Whistler CLASS JAMES WHEAT Kay Cees, IO ANN WHILES Camera, F.H.A., G.A.A., Horizon, Kay Cees, l JUNE WHISTLER J G.A.A., F.H.A., Kay Cf-JS, Ushers. JANET WHITE G.A.A, president, Girls' W , Girls League Advisory Council. Emerson Wilson HENRY WU-LE I I EMERSON WILSON Sophomore vice-president, Senior treasurer, Baseball, Football, Boys' W , Kay Cees, JOHN ALAN WILSON Football, Track, Boys' W , Kay Cees, Ger- man vice-president. John Alan Wilson Janet White Henry Wille OF '52 JOHN B, WILSON MELVA WINTERRINGER Dramatics, Art, F.H.A. , Kay Cees, SHIRLEY LOU WOLF Glee Club, F. H. A. , Tyronian, DANA WOOD Radio Production, N. S.R.G. , Kay Cees, Ty ronian, Y-Teen treasurer. 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