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

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Q QZLCV6' bg 1.--. 5 D . l if ' I This book is dedicated b the staff oii the x 4 jf ff Y f ,J 195 Quiverian to Francis Gregory, who, 'Q ' gf! jf! a irector of Guidance, endeared him- -ff ff all lf to both the students and teachers - 6 n b gf f Wyandotte High School. ' 1 Xvfia Ufjy V Mr. Gregory's fourteen-year service to the school and its students was brought , to a sudden end by his death on October f- ' X 1 11, 1952. ' ' wi , g H ' 5 T i fi 8 rx 1 b . R - L! My A Ax-I ii .x W f tx x T. xv? X J 7 M12 r YA fx L 4. Q' f 'Q' nb M , if 'W Pr QQ L Y, 111 XXV 1' 3 fi' ' If ix f S' 'ii' e if as A 'X ffx , ! .' 5 J' Sf X- Nl if L Tlhwixw' xl Nr ,1 if v A - V - 5- A . -, f .f 3 5 fs my A31-' , ,. 5- ,y X3 W wiv Tx Q, is J in f' V' f if U.. 51. 'WJ' Page2 ' J fl X, I :N , X , X A Co-Editors in Chief Dorothy Sorrels Gail Lynn Briley Composition Jane Werth Administration Mitzi Frampton Clubs Jackie Burwell Activities Jane Hicklin Bette Sue Carpenter Athletics Bob Kimball Norman Gunderman After Hours Pattie Hunt Seniors Susan Wood Patty Park Cover Janice Coffman uiuerian .Siu 'Y mt 'Y Cx A b Us kc 1 Q lx , Alsfgwiwlimwg a J df- get ' Jfvxmawf X53 W, l Q, 2, i :www , - MMM Niwfziggswmwimiwrt aj Q sf Dedication .,.. Administration Clubs .... Activities Athletics ,...,, gonlen fa After Hours ...., Seniors ..., QC D Sponsors Mr. john Hunter Mr. Lawrence Tharp 41 D Picture Production By Russell-Rolland Studio Printing By E. R. Callender Printing Co Inc x -a sig x . R. C. JOHNSON Principal 0 0 J. CLYDE HUME Vice-Principal F. L. SCHLAGLE Superintendent 1 HELEN BARNETT GLADYS BECK H. A. BILLINGSLEY Columbia, M. A. Michigan, M. S. Kansas, M. S. Physical Education Biology English Radio Production NELSON CONNET Pittsburg, M. S. General Science Printing WESLEY R. CHANNELL BEVERLY CHILDERS Kansas, M.E. Clerk GOLDA COSNER LESTER M. CROSS MARY CROWN Pittsburg, M. S. Emporia, M. S. Nebraska, M.A. Vocations Mathematics English Guidance MARION E. DIVELBISS ED J. ELLIS WALLACE GOOD Columbia, N. Y., M-A- Iowa, M. A. Kansas, M.A. Social Studies Social Studies Physiology K., K X3 N!-XF, 1 X QF' Physical Geography CLARENCE BOLZE Iowa, M. A. Business NELLE M. COOK Kansas State, M.S. Mathematics LOIS DARR Librarian DAVID F. GRAY Missouri, M. A. Physics Senior Science Page 7 CARTER BURNS Emporia, M.S. Vocations Guidance G. W. CORPORON Missouri, M. A. English journalism LAVINA DILLE Michigan, M. A. Mimeograph Typing 4 HEWERT GRAY Illinois, M. S. Mathematics Page 8 ANNIE R. GRIFFITH A. L. GUY School Nurse Chicago, M.A. Auto Mechanics JAY F. HOLT NINA HOWE Texas A8nM, M. E. Kansas, M. A. Drafting X English, French N -,E .Al 1. 5 X V yep. . Wh I . 1' W x, . 4 N, XX N xr, s- 1 ,sb Q v A H, -4 v , fx A . ALICE IRWIN V' :LEONARD JENSEN Treasurer K' 4 Iowa, M.A. Q. Speech, Debate .- J v REX HOY Nebraska, B. S. Mathematics W. J. KNAPP Greeley, M.A. Dramatics Stage Craft CLINT HAMMER RHETA HARBOUR ARDIS HILL Colorado State, M. A. Secretary Columbia, M. A. Studies Physical Education EILEEN HUGHES Kansas, B.S. Art, Crafts LEWIS D. KRUGER Chicago, M. A, English JOHN HUNTER U. of K. C., M. A. English, German Quiverian ROBERT KUHL Minnesota, B. S. Electricity Drafting DONALD KYLE RALPH LANDES GLENN LEHMANN REVA LINT RUTH MAJORS Kansas, B. S. Pittsburg, M. S. Kansas, M. A. Columbia, M. A. Southwestern, B, A Physical Education Woodworking Chemistry Clothing Commerce Health if Everyday Living DOLORES MARTIN Kansas, B. S. English MAUDE E. IVIOLES Columbia, M. A. Mathematics I .- '- -'-- i 1 -1. 3. Q- - Q ,Q A. , ,. . 'f 5 52 ' xiglsfiwt ,g ag X s .Q 3 2 dr Gigs? 'S .1 Q i Ev S X 4.71 Ss if if Y li 1 rw -1 -f-5 . , ,,, . ........ ,P :ii fs 1 - all A ifizzls' 7 U . K K E Page 9 Q 45 LULU MCCANLES ORVILLE D. MCHENRY WILLIAM MCINTIRE IONA METTLEN Stanford, M. A. Minnesota, M.E. IOWA, B. A. Social Studies Physical Education PSYCPIOIOQY WARD L. NEAL Kansas State, M.S. Botany Health MILDRED NORMAN Librarian LAUREN L. PLUMMER ETHEL D. PROCACCI LESTER C- RAMSEY Emporia, M. S. Librarian Iowa. M- A- Business Shorthand General Business K' kat . I-. if 7 1 ' B' . .L 7 .WSSX-P M- I' S3523 ami.. 'K A swgaggs. . -725 553: r f-I 3.3. N , .S W... .... A - ssivwrii ' 5- ' f 1 ii i .2 5 Emporia, B. S. English, Latin ,, .,,, .,,, . .l,, , ,.,,. . .. . , .. . ,gg ,,..g 4 ,,....,. - V iw F . Y f V Nz 'N Y . v i af A 'Zf fi 1 1' l al I, 7 IDEL ' IN NORRIS HELENA PAJECKI Kansas, B. S. Park, B- A- Physical Education English Health PATRICIA ROY R. A. SAMUELSON Kansas, B. S. Northwestern, M. M. Foods Instrumental Music ARGARET SCHIMELFENIG BETTY SHAFFER CHARLES SHEFFIELD WALTER SHUBLOM ROLAND C. SMITH Columbia, M. A. Secretary Nebraska, B. S. Southeast Missouri, B. S. Colorado, M. A. Mathematics Social Studies . Social Studies English Page 10 REBA SMITHER JUDITH STAPLETON Pittsburg, M.S. Kansas, M. A. Clothing Spanish FRANCIS A. SWAIM Emporia, M.S. Mathematics If , . , 1 14 q LOUISE TIMMER J ' Columbia, M. A. English MARION A. WOOLS Emporia, M.S. Social Studies GLENN L. STEVENSON K. I. STUBBLEFIEL Pittsburg, M. S. Iowa, M. S. Typing Metalwork Biology PAUL C. STARBUCK Iowa, M. A. i LAWRENCE THARP Kansas, M. A. Social Studies Quiverian MARGUERITE THEIS Northwestem, M. A. Vocal Music NORMA WINTER Kansas State, B. S. Foods NORMA WOOD Cafeteria Director JEANNE YOAKUM FLORENCE YOUNG Secretary Emporia, M. S. Physical Education 57llDfN7 C'0llNC'll i-W Y w Back row, left to right: Richard Maus, Eddie Durkin, Marilyn Merritt, Scott Stanley, Dale Fendorf, David Graves, Kathy Carter, janice Marth, Sherry Whistler, Natalie Durbin, Virginia Richards, jimmie Massey, jerry Allbright. Third row: Phyllis McCampbell, Gail Smith, jimmie Hecke, George McNutt, Fred Shaumeyer, Darrell Stubenrauch, Duane Drew, Bill Trotter, Bud Collins, Bob Hay, Guy Farrar, Ralph Duffey, Ronald Gast, jim Kluif. Second row: Dee Seifert, Mary Ann Williams, jo Ann Phillips, Miss Stapleton, Bill Sinderson, Carrie Beth Moffatt, janet Watkins, Lorraine Williams, Betsy Shankland. ' Front row: Donna Kincheloe, Carol Parkinson, Earlene Fry, Pat Sutton, janet Davies, Frances johnson, Shelia H - man. The Student Council is an organization whose members are elected from homerooms. One repre- sentative is chosen. This year they chose as their leaders president, Bill Sindersong vice-president, Bill Bennett, and secretary, Carrie Beth Moffatt. The members sell tickets, collect money, and work on committees. They sponsor various activities throughout the year for the enjoyment of Wyandotter's. There were dances after the football and bas- ketball games. They have charge of the Lost and Found of Wyandotte, which helps students to find their lost belongings. Also they take care of the collection for Kansas City, Kansas, Orphan Home. Miss Stapleton is the Council sponsor. Page 1 1 lx. il FRESHMAN C'lv4.S'5' By M1Tz1 FRAMPTON Freshman Class: Back row, left to right: Larry Day, Mrs. Majors, spon- sorg Don Heimback. Front row: jere Russell, Barbara Woods. The freshman class is always looking for activities. This year's freshman officers to help plan the fun were Jere Russell, presi- dentg Larry Day, vice-presidentg Barbara Woods, secretaryg and Don Heinbach, treasurer. Wyandotte's smallest class, the freshman, consists of 213 students. It has dropped from the number in 52. The sponsor, Mrs. Majors, and the officers helped plan the freshman party which was a great success. 50Pfi0MORf 611455 Sophomore Class: Back row, lelt to right: Roy Lynnes, Miss Cosner, sponsorg Monte johnson. Front row: Betsy Shankland, David Graves. january '30th was the date of this year's sophomore party. The event was planned by homeroom representatives and this year's officers. Officers for this year were: president, Roy Lynnesg vice-president, Monte johnsong secretary, Betsy Shank- landg treasurer, David Graves. Miss Golda Cosner was this year's class sponsor. By PAT MUNSELL 4. ,Ju--.ftv -' -'w4..., JONl0R C1455 junior Class: Back row, left to right: Mr. Swaim, sponsorg Bill Bennett, Roy Hicks. Front row: Bill Blanchard, Carol Braly, This year's junior population elected their officers to lead the class and plan their activities to carry them to their long awaited senior year. Officers elected were Bill Blanchard, president, Bill Bennett, vice-presidentg Carol Braly, secretaryg and Roy Hicks, treasurer. Spring started the juniors on their final steps toward becoming seniors of 1954. The first step was the much awaited junior party held in April. Next, they selected rings to be worn throughout next year. The final step-that step which raised the juniors to the seniors of 1954-was the receiving of the tradi- tional robe from the senior president which symbolizes the passing of respon- sibility and authority to the new senior class of 54 . Page 13 Q 1 Page 14 MAlN7t'Nv4N6E 3 Back roiv, left to right: Charles Barnett, William Monroe, Henry Kearney, Glenwood Bengston. rx Front' row: Robert Reed, William Leaton, Nellie Kennedy, Gladys Kline, Robert McCarty. Our maintenance staff is kept busy around school keeping things in order, so you can look at the school, and be proud that you go here. In charge of the maintenance is Mr. H. E: Kearney. 6AfE7fRlv4 Back row, left to right: Norma Wood, Birdie Rymus, Irene Hightower, Helen McBride, Ellen Kent, Nell McCul- lough, Frances Engle, Lottie Friedman, Lena Brown, Florence Shrewsbury, Marguerite Hill, Clara Mitchell. Front row: Katherine Medved, Emma Amsrud, Ethyl Crosswhite, Maude Hamler, Nora Adams, Sibyl Redmond, Pauline Kalosek, Minnie Carmondy. Everyone enjoys good food. It's a hard problem to work out menus to please this hungry bunch at Wyandotte, but the cafeteria has means of pleasing all. The supervision of the cafeteria is under Mrs. Norma Wood. 2-udiwf I Page 16 6'lRl5 ZIAGUE L'0l!NL'll B . ory, Pauline Lasley, Suzie Glanville, judy O'Neal, Sandra Parish, janet Pugh, Car rie Beth Moffatt. Second row: Joann Phillips, Nancy Forrester, Dorothy Sorrels, Denise Brown, jane Billingsley, Hansina Clyde, Jennie Gillman. Front row: Nancy Fujisaki, Donna Kincheloe, jean Derge, M ack row, left to right' Ruthan L ary jane McAfee, jo Beth Ellis. Every girl who attends Wyandotte is a member of the Girls' League. The annual assembly to in- -troduce the clubs at Wyandotte was held at the beginning of the year. A few weeks later a picnic was held at Loose Park. This year the Girl's League sponsored its third Christmas formal at the Pla-Mor Ballroom and everyone had a wonderful time. The League 1 a so sponsored the annual roller-skating party, a bowling tournament, the Mother- Daughter Banquet, and an assembly, which was held in the spring to introduce the officers nominated for the coming year. This year's officers are: president, Donna Kincheloeg vice-president, jean Dergeg secretary, Ruthan Loryg and treasurer, Nancy Fujisaki. Miss Lint is the sponsor, assisted by Miss Bar- nett, Miss Cook, and Mrs. Roy. ART HUB Page 1 7 Back row, left to right: Jim Brown, David Cummings, Kenneth Ebling, Robert Sheley, Jeanette Miller, Carole Sim- mons, Nan Thorne, Joan Thorla, Miss Hughes, Carey Tate, Lorna Bouck, Donna Nelson, Charlyne Robb, Mary Wardlow Margaret McNair, Carol Russell, Marcia Champe, Sandra Stevens. Third row: Gerald Butters, James Morrison, Mike Whitacre, Shirley White, Joann Bryson, Judy Brown, Bonnie Speer, john Schick, Rachael Swenson, Jane May, Ruth Atchison, Anne Schowalter, Delores Hecke, Carolyn Larson, Carol Bor- ing, Jennie Gillman, Barbara Slater. Second row: Marcia Schmidt, Janice Marth, Carol Fluegel, Loralee Tervovich, Beverly Carden, Peggy Williamson, Sandra Hampton, Sue Taylor, Pat Lincoln, Beulah Alexander, Pat McGee, Jean Kitchen, Marilyn Cooper, Janet Sanders, Janice Coffman, Dora Twitchell, Charlyn Brown, Bill Holcomb. Front row: Ann Brenneisen, Marilyn Wheeler, Shaaron Steeby, Norma Balfour, Delores Schrader, Marilyn Fletcher, Nancy Gerald, Dick Pepperdine, Donna Bicknell, Nancy Woodson, Sandra Falwell, Jane Billingsley, Marilyn Wilson. The Art Club consists of those students interested in the different phases of art. Initiation into the club was held in October, and came to a grand climax with a party in Recital Hall. Mr. Bowen from the Kansas City Art Institute, spoke on window displays at one of the meetings. By earning points on projects done outside of school, a member may win a certificate, felt letter, or gold pin. The officers for this year are Dick Pepperdine, president, Donna Bicknell, vice-presidentg Sally King, secretary, and Nancy Herold, treasurer. Miss Hughes is the sponsor. Q. 'QA H.KW ik S- 5 .V .e Page 18 6l455l6Al 6103 Back row, left to right: john Nicolopoules, Dale Tompkins, Charles Christenson, Don Barrett, Don London, Sam Reynolds, Mike Fleming, Rudy Manthei, Victor Gift, Lawrence Kell, David Werp. Second row: Erlene Horseman, janice Taylor, Karen Maxwell, Martha Mason, Blanche Nyhart, joanne Rhodes, Nedra johnson, Arline Gray, Sally Shultz, Nan Littrell, Irene Mangelodori. Front row: Dave Hiebert, Bennita Branch, Robert Sheley, Ruth Ann Smotherman, Bill Pendergrass, julia Ann Her- rick, Carol Anderson, Miss Mettlen. The Classical Club, a fast progressing club, is composed of first year, second year, and former Latin students. The meetings, which were held on the first Monday of each month, functioned as the former Roman State. The projects included buying Christmas gifts for the Children's Home, a Roman Ban- quet, a Roman election, and attending a travelogue on Greece at the Town Hall. Each meeting the mem- bers wore some garment or emblem of Roman times. The club officers are: counsul, Ruth Ann Smo- therman, vice-consul, Bill Pendergrassg scriba, Benita Branchg quaestor, Julia Ann Herrick, historian, Dave Hiebertg reporter, Carol Andersong sergeant-at-arms, Bob Shelly. Bl0l06Y 6l0B 'V Back row, left to right: Miss Beck, Francis Duma, Richard Sackuvich, Clayton Wiyninger, jo Marilyn Dewey, Adalene Curtis, Edwin Wyatt, james Mariner, Dale Strohl, Front row: Guy Stanley, Sandra Parish, Sherry Whistler, Alvena Early, Rose Feden, Margaret Reed, Linda Moody, Ronnie Phillips. The Biology Club is composed of Sophomores who are interested in the study of Biology. Meetings, held twice a month, consist of motion pictures, talks, and microsocopic study. The annual Christmas party and Spring picnic were the highlights of the year. The presents for the gift exchange are always laid around the Christmas Tree decorated with biological specimens. This year's officers were Sandra Parish, president, Rose Mary Feden, secretaryg and Dale Strohl, treasurer. The sponsor is Miss Gladys Flnrlz 600R7E5Y CZUB Back row, left to right: Bill Blackwell, Sandra Stockamp, Dan Kratzer, Charles Seigel, Bob Bengtson, Melvin Nolte, Leroy Penrod, john Lothman, Richard Brownrigg, Wilda Bodenhammer, Shirley johnson. Second row: Bob Hayworth, jane McCaughey, Darlene Easley, Sue Ann Harmon, Gerald Heathman. Front row: joyce Westbrook, janet johnson, Bette Sue Carpenter, Anna Hackney, Gail Williams, Iris Dysart, Norma Roots, Barbara Yantzi, Marilyn Fletcher, Pat Pierce. Members of the Courtesy Club are the students who supply all lunch periods with music by play- ing records and keep the cafeteria clean and orderly. The club is sponsored by Mr. Ellis, Mr. McIn- tire, and Mr. Samuelson. All members of the Courtesy Club volunteer their fourth hour study hall to . .6108 By DoRo'rHY SERAFIN this work. Left to right: Don jones, Hardin Ramsey, Larry Woodworth, Bill Kampmeier, Mr. Kuhl, jim Hecke, Dick Nastov, Norman Dunwoodie, George Fotovich, Don Perry. Hoping to get their radio station on the air is the main purpose of the C. Q. Club this year. An- nually, the purpose is to help students obtain their amateur radio licenses. Mr. Kuhl, the sponsor, and the club hope to attend an amateur radio convention in the near future. Officers of the club are: presi- dent, Larry Woodworthg vice-president, Bill Kampmeierg secretary-treasurer, Hardin Ramsey. Page 19 Page 20 By LADoR1s HENLEY Back row: Gary Garrity, R. L. Brown, Ronald Cummines, Glen Smiley, Jerry Henderson. Seventh row: Nicoletta Economy, Mary Elliott, Sandra Burns, Marilyn Holt, Sandra Stockamp, A. C. Webb, Bob Gerba, Otis Sanders, Marcia Schmidt, Betsy Williamson, Shirley Wooten, Charlene Brown, Mary Jo Mader, Marialice Brooks, Shirley Fisher, John Barnett, George Terry. Sixth row: Loralee Terbovich, Betty Terbovich, Mary Chisholm, Sara Sue Stewart, Carol Braly, Denise Brown, Pat McGee, Carol Russell, Nancy Stuzman, Sallie King, Pat Cole, Marie Reece, Ann Reed, Marilyn Cooper, Louise Coppen- haver, Joyce Picknick, Joreta Jenkins, Gail Stoatt, Nancy Bobbitt, Mary Jane McAfee, Eldora Palusky, Doris Baillie. Fifth row: Jill Nelson, Wilma Krohn, Leola Mortensen, Kathryn Henry, Charlyne Robb, Joan Strohmeyer, Donna Nelson, Carol Brown, Pat Liggett, Pat Barckley, Carol Sturgeon, Betty Schmidt, Marjorie Ross, Nathalie Faris, Janet Davies, Dixie Warnick, Celia Murray, Christina Litsis, Gracie Hale, Phyllis Hay, Jane May, Jeanne Collins, Jo Ann Amsrud, Nancy Weaver, Shirley Robbecke, Susan Carson, Sylvia Timothy. Fourth row: Mary Avison, janet Hoagland, Mary Lou Vose, Carol Garnier, JoDonna Hartig, Deanne Collins, jackie Owens, Natalie Dubin, Sandra Sue Sanders, Margaret Golubski, Jo Ann Jata, Jan Gagel, Nancy Golubski, June Cross, Janice Tipton, Jim James, Janet Pugh, Carol Lemmon, Pat Munsell, Patsy Hartman. Third row: Pat Cox, Virginia Briegel, Joyce Story, Kathleen Carter, Shirley Wright, Doris Kees, Gail Shipman, Janis Jensen, Carol Hanson, Janet Watkins, Gwen Gates, Nancy Forrester, Janice Coffman, Gail Briley, Barbara Barnhill, Dor- othy Sorrels, Betty Carter, Nadyne Fink. Second row: Betty Avison, Lorraine Williams, Janet Long, Beverly Birdsall, Shirley Jackson, Marilyn Richards, Betty Douglas, Barbara Sampson, Pauline Lasley, Chalice Bridges, Rose Brenner, Sherry Whistler, Myron Cramer, Benita Branch, Jane Werth. Front row: Beverly Carden, Shaaron Steeby, LaDoris Henley, Susie MacNeal, Mr. Knapp, Carol Haworth, Shelia Hartman, Eva Lou Ellis, Virginia Gunner. Dramatic club members are not limited to actingg there is work to be done behind the scenes by stage and make-up crews, publicity and ticket committees, and many others before a successful play can be staged. Any student who is interested in any phase of the theater may become a member. Of- ficers for this year were Eva Lou Ellis, president, Carol Braly, vice-presidentg Virginia Gunner, secre- taryg Susie MacNeal, treasurerg and Mr. W. J. Knapp, sponsor. lN7ERNv47l0Nf4l Rflv47l0lV.9 Page 21 Back row: Verne Dean Davis, Nadyne Fink, Karen Maxwell, janet Fischer, Wesly St. Clair, Ronnie Ott, Charles Foster, j. B. Hootz, Shirley Wright, Carol Brown, Doris Kees, Harold McPherson. Fourth row: Bill Pendergrass, Sandra Stephens, Barbara Chaplin, Delores Buckaty, Marilyn Rouse, Eileen Griesel, jerry Henderson, Francis Roth, Richard Berger, Beulah Alexander, Gail VVilliams, Carolyn Harreld, Shirley Staton, Suzie Greenlee. Third row: R. L. Brown, Nancy Townsend, Clara Ward, Deverl Simpson, Shirley Personett, julia Everett, Marie Reece, Pat Cole, Velma Schlachter, Nancy Forrester, jan jackson, Annetta Walter, Carol Patten, Bill Holcomb, jane May. Second row: Bob Kimball, Audrey Andersen, Carol Braly, Robbie Denny, jane Hicklin, Barbara Barnhill, Lila Lem- mer, Pat Kempster, Carol Anderson, Sylvia Flakne, Pauline Lasley, Donna Kincheloe, Hansina Clyde, Cathy Clark, Sallie Callender. Front row: janet johnson, Caroline Soule, janis jensen, Pat Sutton, Marilyn Rawlins, Nicoletta Economy, joyce Story, Sandra Falwell, Anita Alexander, Georgia Smith, Miss McCanles, Mary Ann Brooks, Barbara Gerber, Patsy Hart- man, jean Scales, Rilla jo Berve. Not in picture: Gaily Lynn Briley, judy O'Neal, jackie Burwell. Are you one of those students who are interested in the affairs and students of other countries? Then the International Relations Club is the club for you. On October 24 of last fall the club had a meeting whose guests were foreign students attending Shawnee Mission High School. This meeting proved to be very interesting. This club has regular meetings and also parties. The club was organized five years ago and is a member of the U.N.E.S.C.O. The sponsor is Miss Lulu McCanles. The officers for this year were: president, Bob Kimballg vice-president, Barbara Barnhillg secretary, Deverl Simp- song and treasurer, Mary Ann Williams. 05fifR5' 6103 By ELEANOR KNIGHT Back row, left to right: Carol Rupard, Gloria Rodriguez, Marialice Brooks, jane Baptist, Donna Foster, Pat Pierce, Carol Parkison, Loretta Fry, Carol Russell, Varginia Van Natta, Claudette Traffis, Helen Supica, joyce Bentz, Pat Kempster. Third row: Dianne Xenos, Carleta Roy, Lila Lemmer, janice Tipton, Mary Ann Haberkorn, judy Francis, Anita Alex- ander, Beverly Birdsall, Ruth Bassett, Marilyn Buckley, Nancy Fujisaki, Kay Lynn Barclay, Sandra Keil, Betty Coney, Anita Taylor, Floy Kelso. Second row: Barbara Woods, Rae Barrett, Robert Sparks, Alice Frentrop, Christina Litsis, Richard Holm, Betty Bar- bee, Mary Wardlow, Lola Kauiielt, Wilma Pollock. Front row: Dorothy Reece, janet Naas, Doris Gage, Georgia Smith, juanita Frese, Rose Peel, Doris Kees, Geraldine Fabac. The group here at Wyandotte that properly seats audiences for assemblies and plays is the Usher's Club. Miss Nina Howe is the sponsor. Alice Anne Frentrop is head usher, and her assistants are Chris- tI0lU'WO0D tina Litsis and Mary Wardlow. Back row, left to right: Ralph Knox, Dennis McFarlane, jim Tarwater, Max Burns, Maurice Davis, Leonard Purcell, Richard Lewis, Oliver Parkinson, james Shibe. Front row: Don Barrett, Milton Kingsland, Kenny Sumrner, Clarence Clarkson, Mike Medsina, Fred Sllaumeyer, john Arterburn, Mr. Hewert Gray. Members of the Hollywood Club are responsible for all of the films shown at Wyandotte. Activi- ties for the year consisted of a Hallowe'en party and a bowling party. The officers are: Dennis Mac- Farlane, president, Maurice Davis, vice-presidentg Clarence Clarkson, secretary-treasurer. The sponsor is Mr. Hewert Gray. FREN!!! HUB By JANET HACKEL .,. fi , row, left to right: Marilyn Eaton, Ruben Torres, Bill Andersen, Dick Pepperdine, janice Coffman, Donna Plum- Howe, Norma Roots, jane Ellen May, joan Morrell, Ruth Atchison, Carolyn Haught. Back lee, Nina Front Patty Park, Mitzi Frampton, Clara Ward. row: Karen Easley, Carol Russell, Ruth Ann Snyder, Susan Carson, Patricia MeGee, jane Baptist, Eva Ellis, The purpose of the French Club, sponsored by Miss Nina Howe, is to acquaint the students with the language and customs of France. Any student who has taken or is taking French can become a mem- ber. Some of the activities this year included a St. Catherine's Day dinner at Mrs. Miller's tea room, a Christmas party, and line parties to French movies. The officers for this year are: Eva Lou Ellis, pres- identg Patty Park, vice-presidentg Pat McGee, treasurerg Jane Baptiste, secretary. GERMAN 6103 Back row, left to right: Arline Gray, Vernon Glover, Glen Wells, Leon Hataway, Annetta Walter, Mr. Hunter. Front row: Pat Munsell, Lois Davis, j. B. Hootz, june Cross, Eileen Griesel. The main purpose of the German Club is to understand the basis of German culture. The club, under the sponsorship of Mr. Hunter, is still young, but it is growing all the time. Along with its meet- ing each month, the club had many parties throughout the year, The officers are: president, Lois Davisg vice-president, J. B. Hootzg and secretary-treasurer, June Cross. Page 23 Page 24 o o o By SHAARON STEEBY Back row, left to right: Linda Rundel, Marcia Champe, Lorie Schroeder, Marcia McCampbell, Deanne Peckham, Lila Lemmer, Norma Byrne, Ruth Stevens, Carol Harold, Carol Patten, Nancy Stockdale, Mary Lou Haworth, jean Derge, Doris Masters, Bertie Sanders, Nadine VanPeIt, Barbara Schultz, Charlotte Wells, janet McBratney, Helen Green, Barbara Barn- hill, Carla Markley, Donna Rich, Delores Lieberman, Helen Fajeditich, Tania Stelmach. Fourth row: Sharon Nealy, Sandra Owens, Patsy Thornberg, jerry Albright, Darlene Woods, Donna Norman, Armeta Walters, Verna Stine, Charlene Brown, Marilyn Hoon, Shirley Wooten, Conna Bragg, Marguerite Hoon, Barbara Mattox, Deloris Spurgeon, Phyllis Houston, Peggy Schneider, Phyllis Hay, Nancy Herold, Gwen Gates, jane Hicklin, Cathy Clark, Patty Hunt, jackie Burwell, Dora Schuler, Sally Robinson. Third row: Gracie Hale, Pat Kempster, Audrey Wells, Betty Ross, Wilma Pollock, Cena Clyde, Donna Brage, Mary Avison, Sandra Whistler, janet Sanders, Arline Gray, Carol Schmidt, Suzie Morning, Carol Boring, Virginia Gillman, Pat O'Neil, jewell Canfield, Irene Curtis, janet Fischer, Beverly Gray. Second row.' Irma Dalaba, Carol Cartright, Sylvia Converse, Rhea Stover, Donna Schmidt, Betsy Shanklin, Donna Nelson, Marilyn Ethridge, Lois Deutch, Betty Avison, Carol Shaw, Mary Elliot, Sandra Bannister, Mary Alice Collins, Bar- bara Bailey, Beulah Alexander, Dora Sue Twitchwell, Shirley McKain, Sallie Callender, Mary Ann Williams, Doris Can- field. Front row: Ada Mae Blankenship, Maria Garza, Sandra Parish, Bonny Twitchell, Sandra Culver, Mary Sue Poppe, Peggy Robinson, jo Beth Ellis, Suzie Glanville, Suzanne Greenlee, judy O'Neal, Gail Williams, Ruth Ann Srnotherman, Anita Alexander, Georgia Smith, Ruth Kell, Linda Meyers, jean Kitchen, Marilyn Rawlins, Dee Seifert, Tony Davis. Not in picture: Gail Lynn Briley, Dorothy Sorrels. The Future Homemakers of America is composed of girls who are enrolled in homemaking courses. Thirty girls from Wyandotte attended the annual District Conference held in October at Wyandotte. F. H. A. members have sent over 50 pounds of food and clothing overseas to needy people. Other activ- ities included a talk by Mrs. Mears on floral arrangements and a Christmas party. Officers were Judy O'Neal, president, Suzanne Greenlee, vice-presidentg JoBeth Ellis, secretaryg Gail Williams, treasurer, Suzie Glanville, historian. The sponsors are Miss Lint, Mrs. Winters, Mrs. Roy, and Miss Smither. v G5 Pl e-' ' Qs 2 ,QQ as 0 0 0 By MARILYN ALDRIGE Page 25 1 Q Back row, left to right: Mildred Swim, Audrey Andersen, Carol Braly, Pat Calhoun, janice Tipton, Shirley White, Wagner, Elaine Dempsey, Irma Dalaba. Smith, Carol Sturgeon, Linda Myers, julia Everett, Eleanor Sandra Falwell, Rilla jo Berve, Wilma Eskina, Delores Fourth row: Sandra Ashton, Carol Russell, jo Ann Knight, Sandra Bruner, Maxine Cody, jennie Gillman, Carol Boring, Pat Barckley. Third row: Edith Bregg, Pat Bregg, Dolores Morgan, Barbara Sampson, jean Mourning, Peggy Schneider, janet Davies, Helen Supica, joyce Bentz, Betty Loun, Shirley Personett, Catherine Redick. Second row: jackie Franklin, Sandra Sue Whistler, Anne Schowalter, Kay Fish, jean jeanquart, Rae Barrett, Ro-A berta Sparks, Lois McMillin, Carolyn Harreld, Gwyn Gates, Shirley johnson, Ruthan Lory. Front row: Nancy Fujisaki, Betty Barbee, Pat Draves, janet Hoagland, Suzie Glanville, Marilyn Buckley, Anita Alex- ander, Delores Hecke, Shirley jackson, Marilyn Richards, Robbie Denny, Lorraine Lovell. G. A. A. is the Girls' Athletic Association and is open to any girl in Wyandotte interested in getting acquainted, having lots of fun, developing her athletic ability and earning a school letter. Earning the school letter will make her a member of the Girls' HW Club. Every year the G. A. A. sponsors homeroom, and G. A. A. softball, volleyball, and basketball tourn- aments. This club also sponsors bowling and volleyball tournaments for both boys and girls. During the year this club has a basketball officiating class, after-school swimming, and a sports day for all high schools of Kansas City, Kansas. The Girls' Athletic Association sponsors are Helen Barnett, Ardis Hill, and Florence Young. Of- ficers are Suzie Glanville, presidentg Marilyn Buckley, vice-president, Anita Alexander, secretary, and Delores I-Iecke, treasurer. Back row, left to right: Annetta Walter, Barbara Chaplin, Delores Buckaty, Carol Orvis, Barbara Polienbarger, judy Stitt, Deverl Simpson, Cleda Medley, Mary Lou Vose, janet Larson, Norma Rees, Pauline Lasley. Fourth row: Beulah Alexander, Shirley Stark, Carol jones, joan Morrell, joyce Story, Kathy Carter, jo Beth Ellis, Betsy Shanklin, janice Marth, Roseann Bass, Sandra Stephens, Dorothy Setzer, Gloria Menges, Deloris Pennington, Wilma Haden. Third row.' Sandra Culver, Mary Sue Poppe, Audrey Wells, Nancy Bobbitt, Frances Palcher, Beverly Korday, Cyn- thia Kleitz, joann Manczuk, Shirley Taylor, Sheila Trull, Shirley Staton, Doris Kees, Mary Chisham, Susie MacNeal, Carole Simmons. Second row: Irene Curtis, Virginia Richards, Ardath Payne, Sherry Heathman, Wanda Heisel, jetta Sanders, ja- nette Sanders, Kathleen Karcher, Betty Purcell, Shirley Lemmon, Gayla Pichon, Barbara Brenner, Nathalie Farris, Dixie Warnick, La Doris Henley. Front row: Ann Brenneisen, Peggy Williamson, Marcia Schmidt, Betty Ross, Betty Schmidt, Marilyn Fletcher, Ben- nita Branch, Sherry Whistler, Alvena Early, Sandra Keil, Anita Taylor, Kay Barclay, Earlene Fry, Nancy Small, joann Phillips. , F? no K .K , :wg rs L , 'X ggi, K 'X E-':i M A ' xl- , .1 A V - Y X 7 x, I .naw Yvgmx V 1 K f 'Q 'Q 4 M2 WN X SQ W: ,Slit A A Y ' A 'W ' A WY 1 we-+...,K W ' , Y 5 l , ' X Q x 5, FN 1 ' f Sw W. , 4 L4 , Lf gffffiaix ,. .M U R V 4 HS V V Q, c W W N . ,AW X 1 x . Q 4 1 fx? 1 Sw Q x 5 :gm , M, gg W . ' M .-ia, .5 124 -,IX X X ma 5, Q, ,gg 5 Q if vgw ' f gl - L , ,- sf -H4 -- W .- gsm? Q ffi' hx Q ag Y x .A I , . . 4 g f U - W Q X52 - E J V In . , M M 'f r . w x img., . :Gag F , ' M- cf- 'Em-A X. NW' N '- 1 Q, .,f:':5j5:: f: f - . sw. wx Hvissw Y , 14:-21' .-.- -2 .fgbgxy -- QSM A: ww.: Q2 X MW, in fbvf . I wr V? R xg. ii R 6 - :-f:-: my W - wp. .g Q' fan ,, W 1 Xi 5, :K w 4 KS , Q m V , . is ASL A 3' WY Aw My iii? if , , QQ Q w?,,xfmQ gs Y gi K r K QQ- f , L f S M 97 VET N21 x - Q I W an iif ' Ei' 95 -Egg -1-z' ff' YW! fgfiz Q 5' ' fa MN, WW X , , ax? iw F sity, 5335? Tm milf WSP :J ' .4 Q we I J j ik My Q-w,2m,,, il qs, 56 -Qfswfig-3Fz,'fP?g2M 1153- , , I 2 : Wx ku , . f 4 Y is Lie w m v, fif T K WT is ffbwgf. Kum i :.. as e 4 ' Wvvzferizg'-5?3?NR v x 'fi g, 'gf Hirimgzaav . - ' L' - M1gRsfiQ:S4,ggwfg:Q,Wqf2QwF , '- ,pg 'Q -4 'fy ' wh K Nm , fi gm ,4 5555525 f -we ZIBRARY HUB Back row, left to right: Delores Spurgeon, Peggy Schneider, Miss Darr, Betty Purcell, Linda Myers, Pat Draves, Miss Norman, Mrs. Procacci, judy jones, Linda Moody, Phyllis Taylor, Carol Shaw. Front row: Richard Graves, joyce Glover, Carol Haworth, Carol Lutz, Marilyn Smith, Carol Parkinson, joy Tweet, Mary Chisham. Not in picture: j. B. Hootz, Richard james, Melba Barber, Sue Flesher, Mary joyce Smith, Barbara Poffinbarger, Lois Holmes. The membership of the Library Club consists of either present or former library assistants. The purpose of the club is to acquaint the members with each other and learn more about general library work. A Christmas party was held. The officers are J. B. Hootz, president, joy Tweet, vice-president: Carol Parkinson, secretary, Mary Chisham and Melba Barber, reporters for the Pantograph. The spon- sors are Miss Darr, Miss Norman, and Mrs. Procacci. SPANISH cwa , Back row, left to right: jack Gorelick, Clayton Harris, S ammie Fish, Ruben Torres, Bob Hay, Ronnie Ott, Richard Berger, Guy Farrar, Shirley Phillips, Janice Newitt, Phyllis Houston, Donna Rich, j. T. Webb, Miss Stapleton. Fourth row: Bruce Wilkinson, Kent Wilkinson, Mary Ann Christiansen, Burt Larson, jerry Raw, Barbara Mattax, Carole Simmons, judy Francis, Anne Schowalter, Eloise Alderson, Denise Brown, Claudette Adams, Carey Muncy. Third row: Fred Allvine, Barbara Bailey, Carol Braly, Shirley Wright, Don Scott, jerry Henderson, jean Derge, De- verl Simpson, Shelia Grull, Karen Vance, Sandra Leighow, Carol Bialucha, Gary Garrity. Second row: Wesley St. Clair, Gracie Hale, Carol Brow n, Carrie Beth Moffatt, Gail Williams, jo Beth Ellis, joan Strohmeyer, Ruth Masters, joAnnette Norman, Nancy Stutzman, Roberta Mock, Suzie Greenlee, Marcia Kelly. Front row: Eddie Durbin, Susan Sheets, Natalie Dubin, Sylvia Mallin, Kay Fish, janet Long, Mary Alice Brooks, Sandra Bannister, Beverly Birdsall, Bonnie jacklinee, Pauline Lasley, Alvena Early. The Spanish Club is for students who have taken or are taking Spanish. The purpose of the club is to acquaint members with more Spanish customs. Among the activities are the monthly meetings, the annual Christmas party with the traditional breaking of the pinatas, the trip to the Tampico for a Spanish movie, and the line party to a Spanish restaurant. Included in this year's activities is the joint meeting of F. H. A., Classical, French, German, Latin, and Spanish clubs of Wyandotte High School. The club sponsor is Miss Judith Stapleton. The officers for this vear are: oresident. Don Scott: vice- Page 28 TYKONIAN Back row, leit to right: jackie Gross, joanne Mack, Sylvia Dillon, Betty Caldwell, Marilynne Merritt, Dee In le T . . . . . Q , ,annra Stelmach, Helen Fapdetrch Bernrece Golubskl Donna Brage Virginia Gordo L t't' C h , , V , , n, e 1 I8 ow er, Arlene Gray, Rosalee Webb, Sandra Weise, Karla Markley. Second row: jean Yurkovich, Shirley Hamm, Shirley Northington, Carla Smith, Pattie Hunt, 'jackie Burw ll, j E . . e o velyn Hayman, jo Ann Peneski, Pat Wypyhoski, Ruth Walker, Nancy Stockdale, Marilyn Ross, Doris Laifoon, Charlotte Wills, joyce Westbrook, Carol Boring, Louise Wightman. First row' Shirley Van Horn N T . , ancy ownsend, Christina Litsis, Marilyn Priest, Toni Davis, Darlene Ballen e C I C . . . g r, aro urran, Alice Frentrop, Mrs, Mayors, Barbara Yantzl, Rose Brenner, Ruby Laffoon, Darlene Woods, Shirley Debus, ' Every girl who takes second year shorthand is automatically a member of the Tyronian Club a bus- iness club. Throughout the year they have had a chili supper, Christmas party, various holiday parties, and a business trip to one of the city's leading organizations. The club meets during class time with Mrs. Majors as sponsor. X. 'qfx If I - Y By MILDRED SWIM Back row, left to right: David Hiebert, Donald Novak, jim Briley, Bill Flint, Bruce Irwin, Raymond Long, Art Lasher. Charles Werp, David Werp. Second row: Don Loudon, Don Barrett, james Henre, jim Flint, Ralph Knox, Arthur Morasch, David Schesser, Glenn McMahon, Herman Kuklenski. Front row: Richard Conklin, Bill Gillett, Marion E. Divelbiss, Kirk I. Stubbleiield, Lauren Plummer, David Leh- mann, james Hecke. Rendering outstanding services and exercising Christian leadership in the school and community is the purpose of the Hi-Y Club. This year the boys went to a district conference at Shawnee Mission and attended a State Model Legislature in Topeka. The club held their sixteenth annual Hi-Y Talent Show with President Bill Gillett acting as master of ceremonies. Clyde Hartford, the veteran Hi-Y counselor of Kansas and Camp Wood fame, held personal interviews with the boys. Officers are: president, Bill Gillettg vice-president, Richard Conkling secretary, James Henreg and treasurer, Art Lasher. Sponsors are Mr. Plummer, Mr. Stubblefield, and Mr. Divelbiss. Page 29 Representatives at the Model Legislature 30 - rffws By MILDRED SWIM Back row, left to right: Gloria Haldeman, Shirley King, Doris Beachboard, Uveda Fry, Shirley Hasenbank, Adrienne Novak, Georgia Ott, Velma Schlachter, joan Booth, Mary Ann Haberkorn, Mary Wardlow. Fourth row: Pat Sortor, jo Henry, Judy Francis, Lois Holmes, jo Ann jones, Mary Lou Peterson, Wilma Eskina, Joann Manczuk, Dolores Margan, joann Phillips, Darlene Kerkhoii. Third row: Carol jean Patrick, Irene Mangelsdorf, DeeAnn Hutchings, Nancy Small, Louise Copenhaver, Sara Sue Stewart, Lila Lemmer, Charis Van Inwegen, Arlene Lettler, Doris Baille, Dorothy Eaton. Second row: Marilyn Ethridge, Carole Shaw, janet Naas, Doris Gage, Carol jones, Mildred Swim, Frances Palcher, Catherine Rahija, Mary Magana, Roseann Ottens, Earline Fry, joAnn Holek. Front row: Carol Cartright, Marcia Garza, Beverly Kordasz, Sandra Werp, Pat Kempster, Carol Anderson, Betty Avison, Esther Holloman, Mary Avison, Pat Munsell. The Y-Teen organization, a junior branch of Y.W.C.A., is open to all Wyandotte girls. There is a membership of eighty-five girls this year. Outstanding activities include sending chocolates to foreign countries and helping Santa during the pre-Christmas holiday season in Huron Park. Services to the school included the selling of pencils containing football and basketball schedules and presenting Easter services for four days preceding our Easter vacation. Sponsors are Lavina F. Dille, Mary Crown, Helen Pajeki, and Lois Darr. The officers are: president, Joann Phillips: vice-president, Barbara Yantzig secretary, Delores Morgan, and treasurer, Charis Van Inwegen. ti0RlZON C103 BY CAROL STURGEON Back row: Bernice Stubler, judy Francis, Shirley Brendel, Roseann Bass, janice Marth, Marilyn Parker, Donna Melott, Loretta Moore, Marie Reece, Pat Cole, Helen Schick, Betty Terbovich, Donna Weiss, Barbara Poiiinbarger, Barbara Chaplin, Helen Supica, Delores Buckaty, Eileen Hayes, jucly Stitt, Shirley Staton, Connie Young. Third row: Sandra Ashton, Margaret McNair, Barbara Swan, Sharon Taylor, Blanche N yhart, Beverly Monroe, Mildred Swim, Cynthia Kleitz, Carol Masters, Margaret Van Derwerf, Norma Wildermood, Carol Patrick, Sharon Neely, jane Ann Rumsey, Pat Armstrong, Betty Avison, Carolyn Soule. Second row: Delores Pennington, Bennita Branch, Wilma Haden, Gloria Menges, Kathleen Carter, Connie Capp, Martha Masters, Nedra johnson, Virginia Richards, Kay Fish, Shirley McKain, Mildred Vassar, Nell Barnett, Loretta Fry, Betty Loun, Mona Kewley, Patti Kaufman. Front row: Marilyn Wheeler, judy Huls, Ruth Kell, Linda Myers, Betsy Williamson, Nancy Stutzman, Catherine Redick, Carrie Beth Moffatt. Barbara Mattox, Wilma Pollock, Sylvia Timothy, Peggy Ward, Carol jones. The Horizon Club is the high school organization of the Camp Fire Girls, but any high school girl is eligible to belong. One of their major activities this year was an overnight camping trip at Camp Towanyak near Quivira Lake. They have had several nice parties. They give service by selling refreshments at the mixers and helping with Christmas decorations. At Christmas time, they also take care of a needy family. Officers were: Carrie Beth Moffatt, presidentg Catherine Redick, vice-presidentg Betty Gail Williamson, secretaryg and 6lRl5 ' 6l0B ll t . .... ,- Back row, left to right: Miss Barnett, Rae Barrett, Catherine Redick, Janis Jensen, Betty Douglas, Lois Rice, Irene Curtis, Arlene Gray. Jennie Gillman, janet Larson. Front row, left to right: Ruthan Lory, Anita Aleirander, Suzie Glanville, Marilyn Buckley, Nancy Fujisaki, Sandra Whistler, Delores Hecke, Mary Rush. The Girls' W Club is for all girls who are interested in athletics. Those who earn 600 points in G.A.A. are entitled to a small W , and after earning 1000 points, they receive a large W . Each year at the end of the school term a pin is awarded to the senior girl who has earned the most points. The club's annual project is to decorate the Christmas tree in Social Hall. The club has at least one social event for all members. This yeafs president is Nancy Fujisakig vice-president, Sandra Whistler, secretary-treasurer, Pauline Lasley. The sponsor is Miss Helen Barnett. BOY5 ' Cl0B By Jo ANN JATA Back row, left to right: Roy Hicks, Bill Pittman, Frank Gritton, Ed Kohler, Paul Wesley, john Curry, Fred McDaniels, Don Kukuk, jerry Nugent, Ronald Wiley, Don Smith, William Lombrano, Bill Collins, Duane Drew, George Terry, Charles Winters. Second row: Harry Jett, Gary Russell, jim Shearer, Mike Poizner, Ray Pearson, Dan Kratzer, Bill Sinderson, Dean Garrison, jerry Raw, Bob Pokrywka, Bill Wilson, Scott Barnhart. Front row: Garry Waldeck, Bruce Wilson, Dugan Cowan, Mr. Neel, Andy Sevick, Dave Carson, jerry Yoakum, Allen Goeiert, Ed john. Any boy earning a major letter in football, track, swimming, tennis, basketball, or baseball is eligible for membership in the Boys' W Club. The club, sponsored by Mr. W. L. Neel, raises money for the in- surance program for the athletes, and tries to unify and develop interest among the students in all sports. Their big project is the Sweetheart Hop, held March 7. Officers for the year were: president, Jerry Yoakumg vice-president, Dave Carsong secretary, Lloyd Cotterg treasurer, Richard Brownriggg sergeant- n1'.nl-rne Anrhr Qnuinlr Page 3 1 56lL'N6'5 HEZD C103 Back row, left to right: Bill Wittenburg, jere Hodsliire, Richard Brownrigg, Bob Kissinger, jack Sturgis, Walt Fred- ericksen, jim Flint, jim Morrison, Wallace Good, sponsor. Front row: Fred Benson, Guy Farrar, joe Chanowski, Kenneth Payne, Orville Daniels, Marvin Munsell, jack Gorelick. The Science Field Club was organized last year to teach the methods used in the study of the field sciences. Membership is restricted to junior and senior students majoring in science. Group projects for the year included: field trips to Nebraska, Iowa, Missouri, Arkansas, Oklahoma and Kansas, a regularly scheduled radio broadcast over KMBC and KFRMg and demonstrations from field trips. Individual proj- ects included: original research and projects for the Science Fair and the Kansas Academy of Science. The club is sponsored by Mr. Wallace M. Good. Officers for the year were: president, Joe Chanowskig vice-president, Jack Sturgis, corresponding secretary, Kenneth Payne, treasurer, Guy Farrar, sergeant-at- arms, Fred Benson, and quartermaster, Jack Gorelick. STEPS IN THE ACTIVITIES OF THE FIELD TRIP PROGRAM Step 1. Planning a field trip from maps and books. Step 3. Conducting an individual research problem in the held. fLake of the Ozarks., Step 2. Conducting a group research problem in the field. Step 4. Identifying, preparing and labeling specimens brought fLake of the Ozarks., bid! fl'0m 8 field U19- 9 I I 4 F 1 I I Q I l K Page 34 The KAY 6555 present THE CAST M 77'lf7v4lf Back row, leit to right: Harold Forrester, Mr. Knapp, Gary Garrity, R. L. Brown, Etta Bartlett, Betty Avison, Mary Avison, Betsy Williamson, Cynthia Fisher, jeane Collins, Deane Collins, jan Coffman, Sandra Stockamp. Second row: Nancy Stutzman, Bob Kimball, Sandra Burns, Virginia Gunner, Glen Smiley, Betty Carter, Ron Cummines, Mary jane McAfee, Alice Barber, Gail Lynn Briley, Dennis Knight. First row: Darlene Easley, Myron Cramer, jim james, janet Pugh, Carol Braly. Page 35 Q The embr L'la s presents MEN nn, L'0Rll 5' ARCH R he . 1!X11' A. x 'L - - p Ja., jwifew ,A Back row, left to right: Mr. Knapp, Larry lblayer, L. D. Nolte, Phyllis Hay, Betty Carter, Sandra Stockamp, Gail Lynn Briley, Ron Cummines, Pat McGee, Eva Ellis. Front row: jane Werth, Dennis Knight, Mary Ann Williams, Chalice Bridges. 3 THE CAST Pgge 36 CAST LITTLE GIRL ............4....A......,,.. NPORT ,...... CHARLIE DAVE MAC sriiii'iJiiiiLs6iii .C.....,. FO DOLLY TAT E .....,... TAT E .,....... WINNIE TOMMY .................,......-- ER FRANK BUTL MARY ......................... JANE ........,,............., Y ......., ANNIE OAKLE TTLE JAKE ......,.... LI Jessie ..,.................... MINNIE ..,...,.........,...... BILL ...,...,........ BUFFALO LL PAWNEE BI ................... LL Fred Benson .Suzie Glanville .jim james -mu-jRoger Wilson S-a-ndra Stoclcamp ...Virginia Gunner D. Nolte Ronald Cumrnines .....joretta jenkins Susan Sheets Schmidt Beverly Carden Natalie Dubin W.-.'.V.-.-.-..Kathy Carter r e Terry ............Geo g Richard Wilson 'mfffff .... Glenn smaiey ..Eva Ellis SITTING BU ......................... MRS. SCHYLER ADAMS ................................. MRS. SYLVIA PORTER ........................ Gail Lynn Briley SQUAWS .......... Ann Reid, Carol Sturgeon, Carol Russell BRAVES ...................... Fred Shawrneyer, Kenneth Tanner CHINAMAN .............................................. Gilbert Durham IST BOY ......... ....... ..............A........... R i Chard Lewis 'ZND BOY ........... .... .................., B i ll Hughes CONDUCTOR ..... ................ ....... R i Chard Pepperdine ........George Spelvin FOOTMAN ....... ............................. and Extras A nme Get you, 6001, Presented by The Dramarlbs qw Back row, left to right: Mr. Billingsley, Glenn McMahon, L. D. Nolte, Harry Jett, Bill Trotter, Norman Gunderman, Richard Conklin. Front row: Nancy Forrester, Donna Kincheloe, Barbara Barnhill, jean Derge, Carrie Beth Moffatt, Gwyn Gates. RADIO PRODOC'7l0N When you tune on KCKN at 7:30 Monday nights you'll hear, This Is Wyandotte presented by the Wyandotte radio production class. This is the only group of its kind in greater Kansas City that actually has a class on school time and receives credit toward graduation. During their fifteen minutes of free air time you'll hear, alternately, news and interviews or a dramatic, short story. Each member of the produc- tion class belongs to the National Scholastic Radio Guild. Members of the club are picked by Mr. H. A. Billingsley, sponsor, according to their ability to as- sume responsibility, good grades, dramatic ability, and typing ability, which is preferred but not es- sential. There are no officers since each member as- sumes various responsibilities each week, such as director, announcer, adapter of plays to radio, sound effects supervisor, interviewer, actor, or actress. Of course, like most clubs, there isn't all work and no play, for they have had a Christmas party, a picnic, two parties at the homes of members, and a trip to WDAF-TV. Page 37 14 LVIPPEZHI Back row, left to right: Karla Markley, Edith Bregg, janet Fischer, john Baur, john Oyer, Dewey Brewer, Paul Anglen, Orville Cooley, Darrell Stubenrauch, L. D. Nolte, Larry Englebrake, june Cross, Martha johnston, Dora Lee Cole. Third row: Cathy Clark, Nancy Forrester, Mary jo Mader, Richard Giddens, David Brown, Francis Rath, joe Poje, Frank Peel, Wayne Katz, Dick Van Hooser, Lois Rice, janet McBratney, Sally Green. Second row: Pat Lister, Florence Chase, Eileen Hawkins, Carolyn Larsen, Beth Glass, Connie Bradley, Miss Theis, Barbara Barnhill, Dorothy Sorrels, janet Hawkins, Virginia Gunner, Doris Howerton, Donna Kincheloe. Front row! Peggy Robinson, Sallie Callender, jane Billingsley, Viola O'Neal, judy Brown, Carolyn Harreld, Hansina Clyde, Carol Lemmon, Gwendolyn Gates, Darlene Ballenger. Again this year the vocal department is certainly in line for congratulations. The Glee Clubs and A Cappella Choir, under the director of Miss Marguerite Theis, created beautiful moods throughout the Christmas assembly, in their annual participation. Both groups worked hard in presenting the operetta, The Fortune Teller, by Victor Herbert. The production was one for highest acclaim as was all their work this year. ACCOMPANISTS' 'ELS array E' it Back row, left to right: Barbara Barnhill, Carol Braly, Ruth Ann Smotherman, Annabelle Harnett, Barbara Gerber, jo Beth Ellis, Betsy Shankland, janet Watkins. Front row, left to right: Marjorie Ross, Carol Patrick, Carolyn Haught, Ruth Ann Snyder, jeanne Collins, judy Cross. .253 . l s Q Back row, leit to right: Doris Cleveland, Shirley Wright, Betty Covey, Annabelle Harnett, Mary Pike, Darlene Miller, Mary Sue Taylor, Nellie Sisooe, Sally Little, Shirley Speaks, Edith Bregg, Kathleen Stimac, Carol Braly, Connie Bradley, Pat Amsrud. Third row: Viola O'Neal, Sandra Parish, Donna Kincheloe, Doris Howerton, Donna Schmidt, Marjorie Ross, Marlene Wade, Carol Lemmon, Viola Bond, Shirley Kling, Pat Lister, Betty Shaffer, Georgia Smith, Carol jones. Second row: Marilyn Kincaid, Hansina Clyde, Cathy Clark, Sallie Callender, Janice Trapp, Slyvia Ring, Miss Theis, Dorothy Seraiin, Betty Ross, Eleanor Knight, Mary Wardlow, Peggy Anglen, Pauline Logan. Front row: Arlene Leitler, janet Hawkins, Virginia Gunner, Carolyn Larsen, Ruth Ann Smotherman, Janet Fischer, Martha Johnston, Eileen Hawkins, jo Donna Hartig, Teresa Segura, Virginia Leaton, Mary Bratton. Gift' C1085 Back row, left to right: Gilbert Durham, Richard Tranchino, Richard Coleman, Bob Chanowski, joe Stimetz, David Brown, Paul Shell, Rudy Drashovich, Sam Boettge, Bruce Ford, Richard Ottens. Front row: Robert Haworth, Jerry O'Neill, jerry Bradbury, jim Goss, Miss Theis, Bill Schroeder, Raymond Seratin, Gene Beecher, Robert Gurney, Fred Derge. Seated: Ruth Snyder, Marjorie Ross. 4 A A Jnrifii i Q' is 1 X First violin: Glenn McMahon, concert rnasterg Gail Williams, Lois Davis, David Lehmann, Peggy Robinson, George McNutt, Dee Ann Ingle, Marie Reece, Bonnie Erickson, Barbara Grant, Vincent Cordero, Gail March, Betty Avison, Virginia Richards, Elvira Rameriz. Second violin: Mary Avison, Carol Prine, Nida Burns, Harold Smith, Gleda Medley, Dora Twitchell, Robert Brown, Francis Darr, T. j. Gibson, joyce Story, Virginia Gamble, Bob Westfall, julia Ann Herrick, Woody Foster, Kenneth Carpenter, Nicoletta Economy, janet Nowin, Ruth Ackley, Bonnie Twitchell, Stephen Hinds, Pete Man- quez, Henry Bruner, Shirley Norris, Ruben Torres, Dick Hart. Cello: Larry Mayer, Bob Palmer, Gail Briley, Marilynn Merritt, Carol Anderson, janet Hoagland, Audrey Anderson, Betty Loun, Gracie Hale, Carol Hanson. Bassoon: Orville Cooley, Bennet Uhlig. Bass: jan jackson, Carol Patten, Ron McKenzie, Kenneth Howard, julia Everett, Rollie Harvey, Harold McPherson. Oboe: Harold Short. Flute: Phyllis Hay, jere Hodshire, jane Werth, Lois Holmes. Clarinets: R. L. Brown, David Mapes, Mary Elliott, janet Cathell, Charles Nichols, Richard Grove. Trumpet: Ronald Cummines, Eddie Coleman, Don Foster, jim Pickering, Ronald Mandell. French horn: David Graves, Pat Standford, Drury Forinash. Trom- bone: joAnn Ball, Orville Cox, Dennis Knight. Viola: Carol Braly, Helen jenkins, Caroline Soule, Karen Easley. Percus- sion: joy Dobbie, Charles Christenson, Bill Maxon. Piano: Barbara Gerber, Patsy Hartman, Carol Braly, Carol Anderson, Gail Lynn Briley, Director: R. A. Samuelson. 5YMPtf0N.V 0RL'tIf.S'7Rfl By JANE WERTH One of the outstanding organizations at Wyandotte is its symphony orchestra under the direction of Mr. R. A. Samuelson and composed of ninety students. In addition to providing music for the plays, operetta, National Honor Society and Baccalaureate service, the orchestra gave the traditional spring concert and an evening concert. The highlight of this year was the presentation of a concert for the Kansas State Teachers meeting in Topeka. Evidence that both the band and the orchestra have fun as well as enjoyment was proved by the annual Christmas party which was held in the music room. Officers of the orchestra this year are: president, Glenn McMahon: vice-president, David Lehmann: secretary, Pat - -f L12 - iiliifus i?5 f - H i Q L, rib? 'QW 16921 Rgggs 'ii ?'f wg, xii' ye. X G! ,A A , 3 M xg A ,K 4WmiEf :E- dxf AWQWQQ S ,MM , S2362 ul ,,..,.. E 2 sk? wma-9 D ' I A Y ini KW iv -ff lx V f. f' fp ' Q -In Q si I 1 , ??wgiQ Q -'Af ia, QQ , XQS ' ,f4g ,.,.. g. Q . ? 'f'3FN3ff E115E.f 27 Aswfllws WF! 'Fil 'wi' FQ Q .Mem m , L f xW,.1V Q.. i 2. ug J, 4 K YL KL. Q, T30 4 ,fix 5 Q N.-4i,.w v . W giswqi ' . X M N I S Q ,- 5 I . 1 , . . 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M By BETTE CARPENTER and JANE HICKLIN It has been a wonderful year here at W.H.S. and the Kay Cees have done their part in making it end so happily. Three hundred and seventeen students cheered our various athletic teams on to victory. The members are elected by their home rooms, and this year's group is the largest ever elected in the history of the pep club. Under the able leadership and guidance of Mr. William Mclntire, the sponsor, this new high in membership was accomplished. Things were doin' this year as the Kay Cees sponsored three big dances: the Fall Festival, honor- ing the Football Teamg the Spring Festival, honoring the Basketball and Swimming Teams, and the Spring Formal. We're sure every one has happy memories from at least one of these occasions. We think this year's group was the most enthusiastic ever seen at Wyandotte, but it has become evident that a change must occur. Our system of voting on a few members from each homeroom has caused many disputes as well as disappointments. Until now there had been no solution to this problem other than buying a few more sweaters each year. Now a new constitution has been formed and will be put into practice next year. The new pep club will be open to everyone who wishes to abide by certain, specific rules set down in the new constitution. It is hoped by all that this new venture will be sup- ported by every loyal studentg and if it is, your brief stay at Wyandotte may hold more pleasant mem- ories of the past in the future. SENIOR CWEHHfAMHU' Left to right: john Ball, E QNX 31 gi Pauline Lasley, Susie Glanville, X W Q Q ,Q Sandra Bums, Harold For- sz S X roster, Alice Barber, janet with z': 5 M Q ,X Pugh, Ronnie Kramer. X i 2 'il is 6 .... ...... . . Fred Allvine Bill Amstutz Audrey Anderson Carol Anderson Ed Ash Ruth Atchison Betty Avison Mary Avison Barbara Bailey John Ball Darlene Ballenger Jane Baptiste Alice Barber jim Barber Barbara Bamhill Etta Bartlett Shirley Bartowski Bob Bengston Jane Billingsley Richard Bizal Donna Boyer Carol Braly Gail Lynn Briley Richard Briley Jon Brooks Charlyn Brown David Brown Denise Brown R. L. Brown Delores Bukaty Sandra Burns j k' B ll ac re urwe Sallie Callender Beverly Carden Suzanne Carey Bette Carpenter Betty Carter Nettie Carter Marcia Champe Walt Chapman Mary Christiansen Cathy Clark Hansina Clyde Janice Coffman Bud Collins Deanne Collins Jeane Collins Mary Collins Richard Conklin Dale Cook Myron Cramer Sandra Culver Ron Cummines Carol Curran Irene Curtis Toni Davis Colleen Debrick Robbie Denny jean Derge Boh Dorian Betty Douglas Diane Draper Natalie Dubin Bob Duncan Norvell Dunnuck Iris Dysart KAY C555 Darlene Easley Mary Elliott Eva Ellis jo Beth Ellis Julia Everett Cynthia Fisher Nathalie Faris Guy Farrar Nancy Fujisaki Kenneth Faerber Charles Foster Woody Foster Harold Forrester Nancy Forrester jackie Franklin Mitzi Frampton Sylvia Flakne Marilyn Fletcher Nadine Fink Gwyn Gates Virginia Gilbreath Bill Gillett Eugene Gilmore Beth Glass Suzie Glanville Tom Gragg Helen Green Suzanne Greenlee Jackie Gross Betty Golubski Bill Gonzales jack Gorelick Norman Gunderma Virginia Gunner Kathy Gunter Lorraine Gunther Anna Hackney Sue Harmon Gracie Hale Carolyn Harreld Richard Harris Dick Hart Leon Hataway Eileen Hawkins Janet Hawkins Phyllis Hay Mary Ann Hayne jim Hecke Barbara Heinitz Jerry Henderson LaDoris Henley James Henre Nancy Herold Jane Hicklin Stephen Hinds Bill Holcomb Marilyn Holt Bob Howard Bob Howard Bill Hughes Patti Hunt Dee Ingle Jan Jackson Shirley jackson jim james JoAnn jata Joreta Jenkins Janet johnson Shirley Johnson Gene Kane Pat Kempster Earl Kerr Bob Kimball Marilyn Kincaid Donna Kincheloe Milton Kingsland Bob Kissick jean Kitchen Dennis Knight Eleanor Knight Fred Kobett Ron Kramer George Lage Carl Lankard Burt Larsen Carolyn Larsen janet Larson Brad Lashbrook Pauline Lasley Helen Lastelic Lola Leavey Ralph Lee David Lehmann Carol Lemmon Pat Liggett Christina Litsis Theresa Lomac janet Long Dennis MacFarland Susie MacNeal jack Mahany David Mapes Barbara Mattox Karen Maxwell Larry Mayer Pat Mermigis Marilynne Merritt Gerald Miller Roberta Mock Carrie Beth Moffatt Delores Morgan Leola Mortensen Barbara Moser Carey Muncy Mary Jane McAfee Janet McBratney J oe McFall Pat McGee Tom McGinnis George McNutt David Nance jill Nelson Frances Newhouse Charles Nichols L. D. Nolte Shirley Northington Judith O'Neal Pat O'Neal Duane Osbome jackie Owens Patty Park Carol Parkinson L J UN I 01? L'fiEERlfADfR.S' Left to right: Susie MacNeal, janet Larson, LaDoris Henley, Betty Lou Douglas, Shirley jackson, Dixie Warnick, janet Davies, Leola Mortensen, Mary Lou Vose. Q' 2 ' 9? Q' g E1 if if . 9' ' V' I ls if' Ll ix gi ' . f' f K., K.,-N , W A152 69: 5 Qgxsfi 9,,,Q 'X aa-, gg 3, 30 Y i as gy ki b K, X I' A 1 3 2,2 1 ffffx 3 ' lb W 3' git S59 X A v 5 ww fs Air' PN? wif? 34? ff V wg we gy wxmfmww l Q, Aw . ,. X3 gn sr A as R, 'Ev W W2 Q? se f v ,Q S X S , Ar' M' J-, v:-- ...... - A A I ix 1 X fmt Q is nxhi . t K ,Q 52' :... P ' .fav fd, N f , . A ,- gf 2 ' 93 51 Q Q, Page 46 G. W. CORPORON Adviser E5 N R196 AN LI lor: B Ros TTR LEY' CHAL E BRENNEISLL' Circul ' E LAS Eduofi , Man 1 Stxon PAULIN page 1 p 921112 Editor JORETA JENKINS, EVA ELLIS SHIRLEY NORTHINGTON, DONNA RICH Advertising Managers Co-editors ROBERTA MOCK, SHIRLEY PHILLIPS Page 2 Editors Spode S ORES LIEBER Rafi' . swf' MAN G Assocxate Page 3 ' A E COLXCH' Editors STELMACH I :P-CK M Page 47 A ' .- ER HUNT E TH ARP N 303 GAIL LYNN BRILEY and DOROTHY soRRELs I' N and JACKIE NYYTO1-1 p EUR FY-A RT ATT WE MXTQYANE we IE and W ,, TTY Ypfgzand JANEARPENT YPSSUSXE HICKLEVR and Back row, lett to right: Pat Sutton, Marie Reece, Marilyn Aldridge, janet Hackel, Pat O'Neal, Pat Cole, Loberta Breeze, Dorothy Seraiin, jo Ann lata, Eleanor Knight. Second row: Carol Russel, Ann Reid, Carol Sturgeon, Mary Lou Vose, Shaanon Steeby, Carol Garnier, Mildred Swim, George Anthan. Front row: Pat Munsell, Shirley jackson, La Doris Henley, Marilyn Richards, Susie MacNeal, Dixie Warniclc, janet Davies. Page 48 Back row left t ' h , o rig t: Roberta Mock, Delores Lieberman, Eva Ellis, jackie Burwell, Mr. Corporon, Gary Garrity, Donna Rich, Pattie Hunt, jackie Colich, Tania Stelmach. Second row: joreta jenkins, Dorothy Sorrels, Gail Lynn Briley, jane Werth, Nan Littrell, Shirley Northington, Bette Sue Carpenter, jane Hicklin, Shirley Phillips. Front row: Mitzi Frampton, Susie Woods, Pattie Park, Pauline Lasley, Rose Brenner, Chalice Bridges. Glllll AND SCROZZ By JANE HICKLIN and BETTE CARPENTER Quill and Scroll is an interna composed of students working on school bo year oks and school papers. The three requirements to qualif Y for membership are above average grades, outstanding work in the field of high school journalism, and acceptance by the national secretary. Wyandotte has twent -f y our members who have been accepted this re recommended by Mr. Tharp, Mr. r. Corporon. Mr. Corporon is the local chapter advisor. Offi tional honor society year. They we Hunter, and M cers are: presi- dent, Gary Garrityg vice-president, Pauline Lasleyg secretary, Eva Ellisg treasurer, Jane Werth, New mem- bers are awarded gold Quill-and- Scroll pins and a subscription to the national magazine. 3 I., . ,..,,, ,.,.,..., .. - .V ...- mf- - .- lg! -- ..-'- 'l',-..- --Y A K A.NXyC.9V-,v f, 1 fp Left to right: Tracy Luke, Bob Charles ,iShank1in, john Ball, DEBATE M r. Jensen. Traveling to eleven tournaments, capturing nine trophies, climaxed by the first regional champion- ship in ten years, Wyandotte debaters enjoyed one of the most successful seasons in the intellectual sports' history at the school. The talkers won five firsts, one second, three thirds and one fourth in their outings. if Opening the season at Pittsburg, the team record was twenty-seven wins and ten losses. Bob Kim- ball and Tracy Luke entered the semifina' but were defeated by Muskogee, Oklahoma, thus the first place of the year was a third. The follo I g week at Topeka, the largest two-man team tournament in the state, Wyandotte debaters Luke afid Kimball again entered the semifinal rounds. After disposing of Winchester, the Bulldogs met Hutchinson in the finals. Hutchinson was defeated for a first place, the first of five. V Shifting into high gear, Mr. Leonard Jensen's crew moved into Atchison on November 21. Here the W debaters took a first in the inexperienced division and a second in the experienced bracket. After a two-week lay-off the team failed to place at Shawnee Mission but came back strong the following week to win third at E1 Dorado. At William Chrisman the Canines again failed to dent the win column. In the first tournament of the new year, novicedebaters Marilyn Priest and Ron Cummines walked away from their competition at Olathe to win first. The next day at Emporia Cummines again aided the Wyan- dotte cause as he helped win a third. January 24 marked a memoriable day for the debaters and their school as they closed the season in a blaze of triumph. With Mr. Jensen splitting his squad he won first at a tournament at Nplth Kansas and his entries in the regional tournament brought the district title to Wyandotte for the, first time in ten years. A week later at the state finals Wyandotte placed fourth. It was the first times since 1948 the Canines had placed in the state tourna- ment. Representing Wyandotte in the regional and state tournaments were Luke and Kimball on the negative, and John Ball and Charles Shanklin on the affirmative. Resolved, That the Atlantic Pact Nations should form a Federal Union was the topic. Other members of the team were: Dennis Knight, Carey Muncy, Janet Rawlins, Marilyn Raw- lins, Brad Lashbrook, Bob Ferluga, Nickie Economy, Pat Mermigis, R. L. Brown, Denise Brown, Joe Johnsong Tom Johnston, Barbara Poffinbarger, Roger Wilson, Carol Patten, Guy Farrar, Harold Norton and Harold' McDaniel. 'Aug 14,1 N POOR NECKTIE! Page 49 Page 50 Nv47l0Nv4l THESPIAN 5.1 Back row, left to right: Natalie Dubin, Mary Elliot, Shirley jackson, Charlie Wagner, George Terry, Mr. Knapp, Richard Wilson, Sandra Stockamp, Ronald Cummines, Betsy Williamson, jimmy james, Pat McGee, Martha Rose, janet Johnson. Second row: jill Nelson, Virginia Gunner, jane Werth, Eva Lou Ellis, june Cross, Gail Lynn Briley, Mary jane McAfee, Nancy Stutzman, Beverly Carden. Front row: Denise Brown, Mary Ann Williams, Diane Draper, joreta jenkins, Janet Pugh, Janis Coffman, Clara Ward, N v 1 ' Pauline Lasley. - i The National Thespian is a drama organization. Students have to have ten points, or fifty which is lHonor Thespian, to obtain their membership. They wear the comedy-tragedy pins. The officers are George Terry, presidentg Ronnie Cummines, vice-president, Mary Jane MacAfee, secretary, and Pauline Lasley, treasurer. The sponsor is Mr. William Knapp. O l l . ' l x lVv47l0Nv4 0RfN5'lC' ' Sl V I' A..j'i,!2,f4L,z!i 9- Z X 1, L7 Air, 2 5 'MRA m ' c X t 1 S X X .x T X ar X X O N '. I. 2 X' A Back row, left to right: Ronald Cummines, Bob Ferluga, Brad Lashbrook, Harold Norton, Roger Wilson, Carey Muncy, gl .Nr Guy Farrar, Charles Shanklin, john Ball, R. L. Brown, Dennis Knight, Mr. jensen. Front row: Tracy Luke, Marilyn Priest, Pat Mermigis, janet Rawlins, Carol Patten, Nicoletta Economy, Marilyn i. , Rawlins, Bob Kimball. Q The National Forensic League are students who participate in debate tournaments or speech con- X tests and are in the upper two-thirds of their class. They have to receive twenty points to be eligible. X Mr. Leonard Jensen is sponsor. XR Q E x any .M x X -,YK . A.f,f'5 M 'TQ K' A .',. ., F if -'-- ,,4,Q,f , - M ' :ii jx 1 ff' . wwf' .99 , 1,7 H 5 if X 5846 9 5 A, 9 ,H ,,,, wp 1' 'Q' FK v PRINCESS DONNA RASTORFER Page .tw e,x,5 PRINCESS NETTIE CARTER -. aw gf 356 ai, His' W4 Q S' mf. DAVE CARSON HARRY -IETT Halfback-2 Years End-2 Years DUANE DREW Center BILL BAKER Fullback-2 Years FRANK GRITTON I-Ialfback-2 Years BOB POKRYWKA GEORGE TERRY LLOYD COTTER FRED MCDANIEL Tackle Guard Tackle Halfback Guard 'El 'HV' EQ rz' 1 if ii R V sw. X14 -'R V '4 Z Wfggyal 3, x f f S n 35? sing? ff t it an ,Q M gg Ea ...::- I . i M, R 5 f- cf' 'A DICK CI-IANNELL Line Coach BILL DALY CARTER BURNS Backheld Coach 2 ,r, QI: :..W f e '- uv' Q .. W g ' I Qefwwpa, ,,i, A Q SCOTT BARNHART GARY VJALDECK BILL COLLINS Tackle End End .f GEORGE LADDISH ED KOHLER Tackle Quarterback rage an P gay at I X ANDY SEVICK ALLEN GOEPFERT DAN KRATZER WILLIAM LOMBRANO ED JOHN Guard-2 Years Center-2 Years End-2 Years Tackle-2 Years Guard .ff JERRY RAW land REX HOY Asst. Lme Coach 4 f DICK HARMAN Center 5 JACK CORBETT Guard-2 Years Guard DARRELL STUBENRAUCH CHARLES WINTERS JERRY YOAKUM Halfback Quartcrback RON WILEY BILL BLANCHARD Halfback End f Q' 1 4 ED ELLIS Head Conch BOB REED MARVIN MOLES Quarterback Fullback Page 56 VARSITY 1500731411 By BOB KIMBALL After graduation hit hard, Coach Ed Ellis spent most of the pre-season practice sessions trying to rebuild his defending state champions. Although the Canines could muster plenty of speed and hustle, the lack of experience proved to be the only restraining factor. Featuring one of the fastest backlields in the state and a hard charging line, the Bulldogs blew open their 1952 season with a bombshell of enthusiasm and hustle, dumping Central 26-6. In the initial win Erank Gritton, rolling up 160 yards from scrimmage, established himself as one of the best backfield men in the area. In the second encounter the orchids went to the queen but not to the team as Shaw- nee's Indians edged the Ellismen 6-0 in the homecoming thriller. Smarting from the first defeat after a win streak of eleven straight games and determined to unleash their scoring power, the Canines invaded Leavenworth and left the fort with a 33-0 victory in their hip pockets. Journeying to the capital city the following week, the team met with their second defeat of the year. Topeka took its homecoming tilt 21-7. Again angry over the loss, the Bulldogs returned home to wait for Argentine. Playing the role of a sleeping giant against Argentine, the Canine offense remained virtually silent for three quarters before it unleased the fury of a typhoon and a barrage of thirty-eight points in the final minutes to whip the Mustangs 51-6. With the Sunflower league championship already in the hands of Topeka, Emporia and Wyandotte battled it ,out for second and third place on October 24. Dave Carson, fleet halfback, carried the brunt of the attack as the Spartans succumbed 20-0. It was shortly after this defeat that Emporia resigned from further competition in the league. Seven days later, in preparation for the Lawrence game still a week 05, the Canines beat their second Missouri oppenent of the year, Kansas City East, 13-0. Next all eyes were turned to the contest with the Lions on November 5. Wyandotte gridsters set as their primary aim the winning of the game and as their secondary goal the stopping of the university town's sensational fullback, Charlie McCue. Although the Canines battled the Lawrence crew on even terms, in the first half and even though the line was successful in stopping the fullback, experience proved to be too much for the Bulldogs as Lawrence settled down in the last half and stopped the home team 26-6. With the mythical city cham- pionship resting on the outcome of the Ward game, the next contest on the schedule, Wyandotters spent the remaining practices polishing for their cross-town rivals. In registering the 19-0 win the Bulldogs added the mythical city title to their Sunflower league second place. Playing the last game of the year with a twang of winter in the air on November 21, the Canines were upset by Salina 19-6, bringing to a close Wyandotte Football,.Edition 1952. Frank Gritton and Andy Sevick were the co-ca ptains. Assisting Mr. Ellis in the coaching chores were Carter Burns, backlieldg Dick Channell, line, and Rex Hoy, general assistant. Back row, Ieit to right: Coach Rex Hoy, Darrell Stubenrauch, Bill Bennett, Bob Serman, Douglas Day, Dale Novsfin, Wayne Katz, Charles Wagner, Chuck Winters, Duane Drew, Scott Barnhart, Lloyd Cotter, Fred McDaniels, George Laddish, Coach Carter Burns. Second row: Coach Dick Channell, jerry Raw, Gary Waldeck, Ronnie Wiley, john Cornelius, George Terry, Dick Harman, Ed Kohler, Dave Carson, Bill Baker, jerry Yoakum, Dean Garrison, Don Smith, Head Coach Ed Ellis. Front row: Marvin Moles, Bill Blanchard, Dan Kratzer, Bob Pokrywka, Ed john, Allen Goepiert, Andy Sevick, Frank Gritton, jack Corbett, Willie Lombrano, Harry Jett, Bill Collins. fi If Yi? -uf , f X. I 1 , ,Q E. fa x X, W' A F Q 7. X. : .. f g S ,. 333:61 Q' X ij' .W sf xg e w. .- 5: 'S gs as W we N X .. X x Q Q K il 2 51 Q fs, ' ,u-,zjgjif Q - X . gy i ,W A 2 1 ra' fx- .fi sz.,--xi: L ,- W . -v H wb ' . 4 Us X af L'-X ft. -:Fx-1 -' .- '. 'ef ' Q Q 1' ' fy Y X I ,X xx Q. 32:15 K ,gs ya 7 H' A tywf 'fs X S? fi K .V 5 :M . M K ' f Q i gg 4-,f f fglffy ve ' 4' , Y? f wf' U ' sr , S 'M M if .af Q? , fi? ..3 il S if X- 5 A N fl :Me A R v 1 if is -Q wx 'X . is in Lass x , :fat -:W W 55,32 N195- xg xg, 5 in ,I 45.235 S WK Q3 x SE. s 3 A Gb wk: AE' V ww. News EQ wg: .gsm ifsxs, Q gk ts? rig, . 1161154 Wg N . ,W , ,g yy: in X , , six xr Q NX i4 gh .... 5 M mggszgliwxgz , W 1 gif , . H gs !f W f . 4 E q A gy ig wffi, g M L f Q1 Q Q ' Iig W - x in 2 . is A QS qA Y af has . ,, , . ,-3. 'h,g' ,.,k :LJ 'X f 4. 'AJJwamfx. I 'bp ' f ,v.4, .wt ' .. 4 A 10' X qj-,493 0 4 . K! 'W n W , .,.... 1- .. 3 .1 ' X, ,E 2 , 'lb x QQ S I .. . .. OJ- 0 .ig E 1' g4!'im,535 n 7 fW,y,,, . SPRING 0UffN JEAN DERGE Page 61 R PR CALLENDE INC-ES Pnmcsss SALLIE S SUZIE GLANVILL E . - ff '1SEvi4 Wf ' IES , wx: , x W W W V f ' 5 'X .X Kg:-x - QQ,-., wg . Lzgwfi Vimryq gf- X35 qv .3 i:-1'-2-:..f 1 ' f Mmsawf--W-MJ W Tau, wb Www W . X m,.z-1 ze Page 62 City, Sanflo we , Reg bnal Cfmmpfbn 2 Back row, left to right: Head Coach Carter Burns, Manager Gary Gruendel, Harry Jett, Ray johnson, Manager Douglas Day, Assistant Coach Rex Hoy. Second row: Bob Morris, Bill Sinderson, Bill Bennett, Ed Kohler, Ron Wiley. Front row: jerry Yoakum, Dan Kratzer, jerry Nugent, Don Kukuk. Varsfty Schedule Wyandotte Wyandotte Wyandotte Wyandotte Wyandotte Wyandotte Wyandotte Wyandotte Wyandotte Wyandotte Wyandotte Wyandotte Wyandotte Wyandotte Wyandotte Wyandotte Wyandotte Wyandotte Wyandotte Wyandotte Wyandotte Wyandotte Wyandotte Wyandotte 78 50 58 63 36 65 60 57 65 54 69 70 58 62 67 67 42 39 35 88 72 60 56 40 Fort Scott 27 Leavenworth 44 Shawnee Mission 62 Southwest 45 Argentine 34 North Kansas City 4-3 Topeka 54 Emporia 36 Ward 46 Winfield 37 Parsons 58 Rosedale 37 Wichita North 53 Topeka S2 Lawrence 48 Emporia 44 Argentine 39 Shawnee Mission 44 Ward 29 Atchison 65 Highland Park 58 Cofleyville 49 Wichita North 55 Shawnee Mission 49 Won 21-Lost 3 Reserve Schedule Wyandotte 49 Wyandotte 55 Wyandotte 39 Wyandotte 47 Wyandotte 38 Wyandotte 43 Wyandotte 27 Wyandotte 30 Wyandotte 41 Wyandotte 55 Wyandotte 81 Wyandotte 53 Wyandotte 51 Wyandotte 63 Wyandotte 43 Wyandotte 47 Wyandotte 50 Wyandotte 56 Won Fort Scott 24 Leavenworth 49 Shawnee Mission 44 Southwest 31 Argentine 55 North Kansas City 24 Topeka 32 Emporia 50 Ward 33 Washington 47 Rosedale 37 Washington 37 Topeka 49 Lawrence 37 Emporia 42 Argentine 61 Shawnee Mission 53 Ward 53 12-Lost 6 Freshman Sclzedule Wyandotte Wyandotte Wyandotte Wyandotte Wyandotte Wyandotte Wyandotte Wyandotte Wyandotte Wyandotte Wyandotte Wyandotte Wyandotte Wyandotte Wyandotte 35 36 34 27 29 34 21 46 24 17 18 31 12 28 45 Won St. Agnes 26 North Kansas City 33 Rockhurst 31 Washington 24 Central Junior 31 North Kansas City 30 Northwest 23 St. Agnes 28 Argentine 40 Rosedale 22 Central 29 Northwest 30 Argentine 30 Ward 30 Rosedale 24 8-Lost 7 A Page 63 BASKITBAZZ - STATE I-'INAZIST Facing the prospect of a mediocre season, Carter L. Burns took over the helm as head basketball coach at Wyandotte. Aggressive, but green with inexperience, the Canines embarked on a rugged, nineteen-game schedule featuring the best competition in Kansas. Teams as Shawnee Mission, Argentine, Wichita North, Topeka and Parsons were all included. Fooling all the dopesters, the Bulldogs won over Fort Scott in the first game of the season 78-27, to start the most amazing and surprising campaign in the school's history. In the opening encounter, the Burnsmen served notice to all comers that this year's team was one which was to hold surprises for many teams. Traveling to Leavenworth the following night, the Canines again showed strong early season balance and form as they routed the Pioneers 70-44. Harry Jett, potent W forward, and Bill Bennett, a junior forward, paced the winners. Next the Canines encountered Shawnee Mission. The Indians had finished second in the state in '52 and carried three returning starters. Playing on the Missionite's court, lack of experience proved to be the only restraining factor as it took the home team, their own court, and an overtime to defeat the Bulldogs 62-58. This was the curtain raiser of a never-to-be-forgotten series. Smarting from the defeat, the Canines returned home to dump South- west 63-45 the next night. Thus started a long winning streak. Victories over Argentine, North Kansas City, Topeka, Emporia and Ward followed in close succession. During the torrid victory campaign, starters Jett, Ben- nett Don Kukuk, Ray Johnson and Ed Kohler never let up as they rapidly gained experience, polish, poise and a will to win. Kukuk proved himself one of the finest ball handlers in the state, Jett and Bennett were a top notch one-two scoring punch, while Johnson and Kohler aided the devel- oping fastbreak with a smooth floor game. In the middle of the victory march the Canines traveled to'Salina for an invitational toumament. In the opening game, with a number of Wyandotte fans on hand, the powerful Kansas City, Kansas, crew trimmed Winfield 54-37. The next night in the finals the Bulldogs played one of their finest games of the year. Combining a rolling man-for- man defense with superior ball handling to overcome a Parsons full-court press, the Canines brought the first invita- tional tournament championship to Wyandotte. Score of the final tilt was 69-58. Returning to the home court the victorious basketeers were now listed second only to powerful Shawnee Mission in jayhawkland high school basketball. Pouring on the steam again the red-hot W team sank Rosedale 70-37 with Jett pumping the buckets for twenty-six points. One of the top tests of the season for the Bulldogs moved into town on February 7. The Wichita North Redskins, with their 6 feet, 6 inch center, Herb Coin, never took the lead as a determined band of Bulldogs marched to their tenth straight win in a thrilling battle which ended 58-53. The potent combination of Mr. Big and Mr. Little Q Jett and Kukukj was the difference. Still. surging on the win path, Topeka, Lawrence and Emporia all fell before the scorching Canine offense and tight defense. Next came Argentine. With a berth in the Topeka Regional Tournament and the city title hanging in the balance, thirty-five hundred spectators jammed the Wyandotte gyrnqArgentine, determined to avenge an earlier de- feat, bore down and piled up a 25-20 halftime advantage. A fired up band of Bulldogs returned to the court to begin the second half. Unleashing a drum-tight full-court press and a barrage of points the W crew saw the Mustangs wilt and then fade completely in the third quarter. Wyandotte went on to win 42-39. ' Shawnee Mission invaded the Bulldog lair three days later to take on the Canines who by now were first ranked in the state. Wyandotte's win streak was stopped at fourteen as the Indians again defeated Wyandotte 44-39. The following week-end Ward was beaten as the Bulldogs hit the comeback trail.. The next five games will probably never be forgotten by Wyandotte fans. Journeying to the Topeka Regional Tournament the Canines blasted Atchison 88-65 in the first round, with all-state Harry Jett breaking his previous record of 26 as he swished 33 points through the nets. The next night in the finals the wonder team disposed of High- land Park to get the nod to travel to the state finals in Manhattan. In the first round against Coffeyville the Canines paid little attention to the Tornadoes two all-staters. Jerry Nugent and Kukuk ball-hawked the Southeast Kansans to death while Jett set a new field house record for Class AA by cooly scoring 28 points. Wichita North was next. With a large number of students on hand for the semi-final tilt Wyandotte downed North in another hair-raiser 56-55. Now it was on to the finals. Shawnee Mission had come through in their bracket. Grimly determined not to be edged out for the second year in a row, the Missionites again put the Indian sign on the Bulldogs and won the state championship finals 49-40. . The season was over. Only one team all year long defeated the Wyandotte crew, and that was Shawnee Mission, the state champion. Coach Burns and his team have created an amazing record. Individual honors: Harry Jett, all-city, all-state, regional tournament, and state tournament teams. Don Kukuk- all-city, regional tournament, and second state tournament teams. Ray johnson-second all-city, second regional, and honorable mention state tournament teams. Bill Bennett-second all-city and second regional teams. Ed Kohler- second all-city team. Jerry Nugent-honorable mention all-city. At the annual Kay Cee banquet Bob Hurts, sports columnist for the Topeka Capital was the speaker. His speech was a short one. He announced that Carter Burns had been elected to receive the first Coach of the Year award by Page 64 31451657 BA!! ED KOHLER HARRY JETT Junior-Guard Senior-2 Years-Forward BILL BENNETT Junior-Forward DAN KRATZER BOB MORRIS REGIONAL FINALS Page 65 ZFTTER MLW RAY JOHNSON DON KUKUK Junior-Center Senior-2 Years-Guard Q I., BILL SINDERSON Senior-Forward LLOYD MARTLEY RON WILEY JERRY NUGENT JI-lfli0r-Center junior-Guard Senior-2 Years-Guard Page 66 Rfsfkvf Bnslcfrmu i W-.- L l Back row, left to right: Coach Walter R. Shublom, Larry Barcus, Neil Holt, Monte johnson, Lloyd Martley, Cled Wagner, jim Fulton, Student Manager Bob Hughes. Front row. left to right: Dave Stinson, Arthur Fromm. Paul Bader. jon Morrissey. Bill Doherty, Gary Russell. The Wyandotee Reserves, under Coach Walt Shublom, got oil to a slow start, but improved as the season progressed and managed to have a seven-game winning streak during the last half of their season. They finished the season with a record of twelve wins and six losses. FRESHMAL B.45Kf7Bv4ll l w Back row, left to right: Kenneth Grout, Dennis Debus, Rodney Hanson, Gerald Sewell, Robbie Gentry, Dale Scott, Carl Webb, and Coach Swaim. Second row, left to right: Daryl Kimerer, Bill Stubler, Ray Laing, Bob Westfall, Don Holder, Mike Miller, jim Hedge- cock, Bob Latas. Front row, left to right: Student Managers Fred Leport and Dennis Park. With a record of 8 wins and 7 losses the Bullpuppies managed to stay over the 500 mark. With the exception of the two Argentine games the winner of the other 5 losses was not determined until the last minute of play. Coach Francis Swaim's freshman team has lots of height, but the boys were at a disad- vantage because this was their first year of organized basketballg however, several of them should go on -..A nh... nn-.ion knll .. a R 3 f M Q Q 4 ' K x K rs ? if ggi? gg! QQ! 2' ' i w ,, x 2, . E? ga SWIM 7514171 By BOB KIMBALL With only four lettermen back from his second-place state team of 1952, Coach Delvin Norris developed a line tank team this year. The returning lettermen were Captain Richard Brownrigg, John Curry, Paul Wesley, all seniors, and Jim Shearer, a junior. The Waterdogs opened the season against a power-laden Wichita North squad in the Wyandotte pool. Although the Norrismen were ham- pered by the lack of experience, they tied the Redskins 33-33. Wyandotte firsts were pulled down by Curry, Shearer, and Brownrigg. Taking on Wichita East, the Canines, dropping a 31-35 count, met with their first defeat of the season. The Norrismen overcame an early East lead and retained it until the final relay, when the Blue Aces over- came the W advantage to notch the win. Playing the role of an unruly host, the Bulldogs took the measure of the Wentworth Military Academy 36-30, on January 21. Next, journeying to Wichita for a pair of meets there with North and East, the Canines lost to North 32-34 in one of the most thrilling en- COACH NORRIS counters of the year. At East the Swimmers came out on the wrong end of a 40-26 score. Retuming home and seeking revenge, the mermen hoppedi on Topeka and drowned the Trojans 49-26. Victories followed over Wentworth at the military school and Kemper in a night meet at Wyan- dotte. Next, only Coffeyville, defending state champion, and Topeka remained on the schedule. The Canines dropped the meet to Coffeyville, but wound up the regular season by dumping Topeka again. Playing host to the state meet February 28, the Bulldogs pulled one of the biggest upsets of the year. In spite of their lack of experience Norris's crew edged out Wichita East for second place, to finish a most successful season. The pictures of Charles Werp, freestyle letterman, and Jack Stanley, manager, are not included. Back row, left to right: Charles Werp, Charles Rutledge, Gene Beecher, john Quijas, Wally Brown, jim Cline, Jerry Dulaney, Charles Ballard, Mike Fleming. Third row: Mac Gurwell, Paul Shell, Robert Palmer, Douglas McDaniels, Richard Walsh, Larry Sargert, james Shearer, Leonard May, Coach Norris. Second row: Mike Whitacre, Kenneth Faerber, Roy Lynnes, jim Woods, John Curry, Captain Richard Brownrigg, Paul Wesley, Dick Van Hooser. Front row: Manager jack Stanley, jim Briley, Robert Brown. x ffl '- fg ' Q' Q JOHN CURRY Senior-2 Years Freestyle ' I e ' ': 4' 1 if if KENNETH FAERBER Junior Backstroke Q Q. Y' a Q I ww Q Ji 5, LARRY SARGERT MIKE WHITACRE JUH101' FYCCSTYIC Sophomore Diving if 1,323 Page 70 THMBZING fsifif ,Q if at W W Back row, left to right: Coach McHenry, Sam Fish, james Cloughley, Haydon Kirk Larry Estes Rollie Harvey David Mountain, and jerry Raw, captain. Second row, leit to right: Orville Daniels, Larry Valentine, Leroy Valentine, David Russell Billy Davis and Edmond Reynolds. Front row, left to right: jim Schartenberg, Louis Engler, Harold McPherson Tom Timothy Chuck Winters and Oliver Parkison. ToM TIMOTHY Started in the early 1920's as an interscholastic sport, tumbling was abandoned during the 1930's and '40's. In 1947 Mr. Orville McHenry revived the sport at Wyandotte. Since then, the tumblers have developed their sport to more than just a spot of recognition at Wyandotte. The tumblers, although they no longer compete with other schools, now give a number of exhibitions every year. Most of the exhibitions thrill the spectators at half time of home basketball games. In their practices and exhibitions, the tumblers exhibit their ability as acrobats of the first degree as well as building their own co-ordination and skill. This year's squad was led by Senior Captain Jerry Raw. 6 2. 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I si ., 1 A Q T v vi J 'eww K J ? as if if V I Q YW , 9 lp, Q - ' 'Am My Q 4 , K A x A -N S 3 L -swaia bf at ' if ,Qs x'2'Y' ' W ,K 16 A wx if-e 5 mm 1 H 'WF 'Q ,B g xv. o aww 'A 6 Q KQV. 4 Q. if ff! N' X A 1 ifigd yirws H- IAF? Nw ,ge AM 'tw-Q' R 551- A . is QQ .NY Tl? wits., P 415 .,, 5 www www g , . X Mmm. x mm Y A 5.-5 I . ., Q, K ' f v fff Q2 1' L 'Q 41,6 A 4 V 'H 1,0335 M: xQ, 4155. AA F if S! - 4 XFWKYR QYXWX- T. .,. X .. .,.,., ,K K' we,-M.W Q W- X K , X. ,f 1- . fx 3 X X 5 1 4, -W X, g? XQw.15,kwx.N ,Q Q iii Q x. WQNQ QM .mg in I Page 82 6lv4.S'5 0F 19.53-ffl570R7 By PATTY PARK and SUSAN Woon How long has it been since you and I first stepped into what seemed the most enormous building we'd ever seen: the school which, at first, we feared but which now in graduating from, we have learned to love. Let's turn back the hands of time to our Freshman year. That year was like a carnival inside a big, red, brick building. At the end of that year, we were still mystified, and above all we were still under- classmen. A summer went by and our Sophomore year rolled around. For many of us that was the year of years. New faces were seen coming in from the junior Highs and during that Sophomore year, our coming Senior class was born. A hectic, wild, wonderful year was in store, and we lived every minute of it. The Spring Spree, our class party, highlighted the year as we graduated from our role of under- classmen. One more step was reached in our ladder of achievement. Now do you remember our feeling of maturity as Juniors? We were upperclassmen, and we made sure everyone knew it. Another year of parties, studies, games and full time recreation turned into Spring. Then we had our Junior Class Party, the Shamrock Shufiie. Our pride at receiving the robe in the as- sembly, we shall never forget. We now had the responsibility of leading all classes at Wyandotte and upholding all standards, a big goal to live up to! We had to have the biggest, best, and above all, finest Senior Class that Wyandotte ever produced. Before entering into Senior leadership, we climaxed our Junior year by choosing our class ring, which everyone was proud to wear. And now we have almost reached that goal, the goal which we have worked for and cherished since a Freshman. The sadness which is also linked with happiness hangs in the air, in our talk and in our looks. Yes, we all had fun at the Prom and class party, but these happy thoughts drop from our minds as we realize we are leaving, never to return, as a real part of the school's activities. We try to justify our feelings of sadness by thinking of all the excitement of graduation festivities and then graduation itself, which will not only be inspiring to us but to others. Nevertheless, we wonder what comes after gradua- tion? ,Many of us will attend college, some will work, while others will marry. As we go our different ways, we will never forget all of our good times at Wyandotte. H1455 0H-'lC'fR.S' Left to right: Frank Gritton, vice-president, Miss Timmer, sponsor, Harry Jett, president, jean Derge, secretary, Bill Baker, treasurer. 11.6 U Keith Ackerson Charles Albers JoAnn Amsrud Bill Amstutz Dick Anderson .S'ENl0R5' X Raymond Andrisevic Robert Amote Ruth Atchison Betty Avlson KEITH ACKERSON Track. CHARLES L. ALBERS JO ANN AMSRUD Dramatics, F. H. A. BILL AMSTUTZ Kay Cees, Swimming Team, DICK ANDERSON Football. Mary Avison Katherine Baker Ray Baker RAYMOND ANDRISEVIC ROBERT ARNOTE RUTH ATCHISON Art, French, Kay Cees. BETTY AVISON Classical, Dramatics, F. H. A., G.A.A., Horizon, Kay Cees, Orchestra, Plays, Y-Teens. MARY AVISON Classical, Dramatics, F. H. A., G.A.A., Horizon, Kay Cees, Orchestra, Plays, Y-Teens. KATHERINE BAKER RAY BAKER WM, R. BAKER Boys' W Club, Senior Treasurer, Football. JO ANN BALL Orchestra. JOHN BALL Cheerleader, Dramatics, Debate, Kay Cees, National Forensic. DARLENE BALLENGER A Cappella, Girls' Glee Club, Kay Cees, Tyronian, Variety Show. . Wm. R. Baker JoAnn Ball it . . .aff .. .. ,, ' 5 - ' . :ri 'NW . ' , .-.- Q.. , Q' Q i' In Q ,Air Q' .6 E WRX!! A gt 'a 'fl -we 'ii 3 in E . Page 84 Mary Barbarich Melba Barber Scott Barnhart John Baur, Jr. Alice Barber MARY CATHERINE BARBARICH ALICE BARBER Cheerleader, Dramatics, Kay Cees, National Thespian, Plays, Variety Show. MELBA JOYCE BARB ER Courtesy, Horizon, Library. ROWENA BARNHART Dramatics, F. H. A., SCOTT BARNHART Football. Library. BARBARA BARNHILL Accompanist, A Cappella, Dramatics, F. H. A., G.A. A., Girls' Glee Club, Intemat tion, Variety Show, DON BARRETT ional Relations, Kay Cees, Radio Produc- N. S. R. G. Classical, Hollywood, Hi-Y. JOHN BAUR, JR. A Cappella, Boys' Glee Club, Kay Cees. BOB BENGTSON Courtesy, Kay Cees. DAVID BETTISON Football. Rowe Bamh rt JANE BILLINGSLEY na 8 A Cappella, Art, Cheerleader, Fresh- Barbara Bamhill Don Barrett man Treasurer, F. H. A., G. A. A., Girls' Glee Club, International Relations, Kay Cees, Variety Show. WILLIAM B. BLACKWELL Band, Courtesy, Kay Cees, Tumbling. KEITH BLANTON Art, Spanish. WYLDA BODENHAMMER Courtesy, G. A. A. MARVIN BOOTH GEORGE DONALD BORDEN suv., n 1:1..,.l-...-11 .S'ENl0R.S' Bob Beflgfson David Bettison Jane Billingsley 21.1-5 . , ,, ,,,, ,. , E' '4:'::'If' ' . iff ' W ' TI: 1 L S la 254 -its . ith , i Q5 av . sz 1 , V-:.L D1..-.-.. rl1..l.x- l3-.1-..L-..,.-- 1l----:- D-,.pl. n --,-- n--.1-, CAROL BORING Art, F. H. A., G. A. A., Girls' W Club, Tyronian LORNA KAY BOUCK Art, Biology, G. A. A., Variety Show. CAROLYN BRADLEY A Cappella, Girls' Glee Club, Variety Show. DONNA BRAGE F. H. A., Tyronian, Ushers. ROBERT HAROLD BRENNER Boys' W Club, Football, Swimming Team, Track. rug: ca E ROSE BRENNER Carol Boring Loma Bouck Dramatics, International Relations, National Thespian, Panto- graph, Quill and Scroll, Tyronian. DEWEY BREWER A Cappella, Biology, Boys' Glee Club. CHALICE BRIDGES Dramatics, French, National Thespian, Pantograph, Plays, Variety Show, Quill and Scroll. BEVERLY BRIGGS GAIL LYNN BRILEY Dramatics, F. H. A., German, G.A. A., Intemational Relations, Kay Cees, National Thespian, Orchestra, Plays, Quill and Scroll, Quiverian Co-editor in Chief, Literary Arts, Variety Show. RICHARD LEE BRILEY Hi-Y, Kay Cees, Library, Tumbling, JON ALLEN BROOKS Kay Cees. CHARLYN BROWN Art, Dramatics, F. H. A., Girls' Swim- ming Club, International Relations, Kay Cees. DAVID BROWN A Cappella, Boys' Glee Club, Courtesy, Kay Cees, Track, Variety Show. JUDY BROWN A Cappella, Art, Girls' Glee Club. ROBERT F. BROWN Orchestra. rx 'Bw Carolyn Bradley Donna Brage Robert Brenner Rose Brenner Dewey Brewer .S'Hll0R.S' G.. 5 Chalice Bridges Beverly Briggs Gail Lynn Briley Richard Lee Briley I . r Jon Allen Brooks Chilflyn Brown David Brown Judy Brown Robert Brown I Page 86 A .9 . A 4 'I 1' ' at ,B xv R. L. Brown Richard Brownrigg Joanne Bryson Nida Burns 'Ki' Jackie Burwell Jack Butcher an 4 J .j j 'N ,..k ' - Betty Caldwell Sallie Callender R. L. BROWN 5fNl0R.S' Band, Dramatics, Debate, International Relations, Kay Cees, National Foren- Swimming Co-Captain, Science Field. tional Relations, Ushers, Variety Show. F. H. A., G. A. A., Girls' Swimming an 3 sic, Orchestra, Plays, Variety Show. RICHARD BROWNRIGG 1' Boys' W Club, Football, Hollywood, xl JOANNE BRYSON A if F.H. A., G.A.A., Horizon, Intema- N NIDA BURNS S. Mi lg Club, Orchestra. Jewell Canfield Ronald Canterbury Suzann Carey SANDRA BURNS -in all Bette Sue Carpenter Dave Carson Art, Cheerleader, Dramatics, French, F.H.A., Kay Cees, Plays. JACKIE BURWELL JACK K. BUTCHER Courtesy. BETTY JEAN CALDWELL F. H. A., Tyronian. SALLIE CALLENDER Show. J EWELL CAN FIELD F. H. A., Y-Teens. RONALD CANTERBURY SUZANN CAREY BETTE SUE CARPENTER Art, F. H.A., G. A.A., International Relations, Kay Cees, Quill and Scroll, Quiverian Clubs Editor, Tyronian, Variety Show. A Cappella, Biology, F.H.A., Girls' Swimming Club, Girls' Glee Club, International Relations, Kay Cees Secretary, Variety Girls' Swimming Club, International Relations, Kay Cees. Art, Courtesy, F.H.A., G.A.A., International Relations, Kay Cees, Quill and Scroll, Quiverian Activities Co-Editor, Student I M Council. ' ' R l ., DAVE CARSON A ,J A I Boys' W Club, Football, Kay Cees, Track, Production Printer. A ..,,, i ' t i,. BETTY CARTER . 7, ' ' Drarnatics, F. H. A., G. A. A., Intemational Relations, Kay .ggi wls ' . Cees, National Thespian, Plays, Variety Show. A .,m,w:,,.fff'i Classical, Junior Secretary, F.H.A., International Relations, .. NETTIE CARTER Betty Carter Nettie Carter Kay Cees. james Castleman Kathryn Catlin S. f- 555 Nisffiigfai A V.., .. - wg.5.f,,,.,m. if Ak Efeswew sfmoks' iiwswwi - ' 5 - has -2. Q52 ' 2251325 'Q M Zixxfis A. al .H iw 'XX of NSW an Q E Q 8 it Q T ia f P+ 3 K . Y. W2 it ti T Walt Chapman JAMES W. CASTLEMAN Drivers' Club. KATHRYN CATLIN Kay Cees. RALPH CHAMBERS Basketball, Football. JOE CHANOWSKI Boys' Glee Club, Scien BETTY CHAPMAN WALT CHAPMAN Kay Cees, BUFORD CHARLES CAROLYN CHASE A Cappella, French. RICHARD CHENOWETH ELEANOR CHIPMAN F. H. A. ROBERT CHISOLM CATHRYN L. CLARK ce Field. Q3'.. !l ww- Ralph Chambers Buford Charles Eleanor Chi pman T F iii Joe Chanowski Carolyn Chase ' ' Fifi Fr iv V z 3 l l V X Robert Chisolm A Cappella, F. H. A., G. A. A., Girls' Glee Club, International Relations, Kay Cees, Ushers, Variety Show. Geraldine Clark GERALDINE CLARK Biology, G. A. A. HANSINA CLYDE A Cappella, F. H. A., G.A. A., Girls' League Advisory Council, Intemational Relations, Kay Cees, Ushers, Variety Show, Girls' Glee Club. DORA LEE COLE A Cappella, F. H. A. JACQUELINE COLICH Art, Horizon, Pantograph, Ushers, Variety Show, Quill and Scroll. Dora Lee Cole Page 87 49 au.. Betty Chapman R E 1 I ' 3, a 'sd' X , Q If E t s 1 x Richard Chenoweth Qian' Cathryn Clark Hansina Clyde L ,J if ms- , V bs- 'e.,:? J aqueline Colich Joann Collins Richard Conklin Ki 1 9.9.3 Bi Q4 Ni W. 35272 Jw' 5 W ..L,,,,Z, ,f4.,..1,, . .. - - . ,:.,:: :..,. 7 C -:fi Dale Cook Orville Cooley Jack Corbett Vincent Cordero Betty Covey Raymond Wayne Cowan - . nr. rt- .n JOANN COLLINS F. H. A., G. A. A. RICHARD CONKLIN I-Ii-Y, Kay Cees, Radio Production, N. S. R. G. DALE COOK Kay Cees. ORVILLE COOLEY A Cappella, Band, Boys' Glee Club, Hollywood, Orchestra, Va- riety Show. JACK CORBETT Boys' W Club, Football, Kay Cees, Baseball. VINCENT CORDERO Orchestra. LLOYD LEE COTTER Classical Club, Spanish, Kay Cees, Boys' W Club, Band, I-Ii-Y, Football, Hollywood. BETTY COVEY Girls' Glee Club, Ushers. RAYMOND WAYNE COWAN LETITIA COWHER Biology Club, F. H. A., Tyronian, Ushers, BONITA COX Girls' Glee Club. GORDON CRAFT Football, Track. ROBERT CRONE FRANK HARVEY CROSS D. JUNE CROSS A Cappella, Dramatics, German, Girls' Glee Club, Library, National Thespian, Variety Show. RONALD CUMMINES l , Boys' Glee Club, Dramatics, Debate, Kay Cees, National Forensic, Orches- tra, Plays, Variety Show. Lloyd Cotter .S'HVl0R.S' Letitia Cowher Bonita Cox . l D-..-l- !.r----.. n,,-, L.-- l'-..-- n,,,1,1 n . CAROL CURRAN Dramatics, G.A. A., Kay Cees, National Thespian, Tyronian. JOHN CURRY - Boys' W Club, Kay Cees, Swimming Team. BILL DALY Band, Classical, Football, Kay Cees, Student Council, Baseball. C BRUCE ROBERT DANIELS , Band, Orchestra. ORVILLE DANIELS. S Science Field, Tumbling. MAURICE DAVIS Hollywood. RAMONA DAVIS Dramatics, F. H.A., Kay Cees, Orchestra, Tyronian. Carol Curran John Curry SHIRLEY DEBUS F. H.A., Girls' Glee Club, Tyronian. JEAN DERGE Senior Secretary, French, F. H. A., Kay Cees, Radio Production, - - Spanish, N. S. R. G. LE RAY DICK Drivers' Club. SYLVIA DILLON Dramatics, F. H. A., International Relations, Tyronian. JOY DOBBIE Band. G. A. A., International Relations, Orchestra, Variety Show. JUDY DOBBINS Cv. A. A., Horizon. ROBERT DORIAN Kay Cees. Bill Daly Bruce Daniels DIANE DRAPER Dramatics, F. H. A., International Re- lations, Kay Cees, National Thespian, - Variety Show. ' JACK DONALD DRAVES Student Council. I Orville Daniels Maurice Davis Rgmgng Davis .S'fNl0R.S' T V l Shirley Debus Jean Derge Le Ray Dick Sylvia Dill0Il Joy Dobbie ud Dobbins Robert Dorian Diane Draper jack Draves J y iw Duane Drew Ralph A. Duffy Iris Dysart Darlene Easley Mary Elliott Eva Lou Ellis l i l l 3 4 tw fits .a y 2 W as if kk' , 3. ag ,S QQ X tif'- A M , , X , , it sal- . A its Bob Duncan Norvell Dunnuck Gilbert Durham .YfNl0R.S' Ralph Eddins Shirley Edwards , f. i DUANE DREW xl A Cappella, Biology, Boys' Glee Club, . ,,.- . ..,. . Football, Kay Cees, Variety Show, Stu- Q J dent Council. , 'ZVE' E E ' -. RALPH A. DUFFY - y.a, ,'i'.' Boys' HW Club, Basketball, Kay cess. ... A NOVEEL EUGENE DUNNUCK . Boys' Glee Club, Kay Cees. GILBERT DURHAM Boys' Glee Club, Tumbling, Ushers. Variety Show. Larry Englebrake IRIS DYSART Courtesy, F. H. A., Kay Cees. DARLENE EASLEY Courtesy, Dramatics, Kay Cees, National Thespian, Plays, Span- ish, Variety Show. RALPH LAYTON EDDINS SHIRLEY EDWARDS G.A.A., Girls' Glee Club, Horizon, Y-Teen. MARY ELLIOTT Louis Engler Frank G' Eskina Classical, Dramatics, F. H.A., Kay Cees, Orchestra, Courtesy. Vema Rose Evans Jo Ann Fabac EVA LOU ELLIS Biology, Dramatics, French, International Relations, Kay Cees, National Thespian, Pantograph, Plays, Variety Shows, Quill and Scroll. LARRY ENGLEBRAKE A Cappella, Boys' Glee Club, Variety Show. LOUIS ENGLER FRANK G. ESKINA VERNA Rosa EVANS Jo ANN FABAC --5 Helen Fajdetich Louise Farr Robert Feighner Nadyne Fink Jgngt Figchef 5ENl0R5 Shirley Fisher Sylvia Flackne Sue Flesher Marilyn Fletcher HELEN MARIE FAJDETICH F. H. A., G.A. A., Horizon, Interna- tional Relations, Y-Teens, Tyronian. LOUISE FARR Classical. ROBERT FEIGHNER Kay Cees. NADYNE FINK Art, Dramatics, F. H. A., G. A. A., In- ternational Relations, Kay Cees, Va- riety Show. ' JANET FISCHER A Cappella, F. H. A., Girls' Glee Club, International Relations, Variety Show. SHIRLEY FISHER - Biology, Classical, Dramatics, F. H. A., Girls' Glee Club, Va- riety Show. SYLVIA FLACKNE Biology, F. H. A., G.A. A., Intemational Relations, Kay Cees. SUE FLESHER German, G. A. A., Girls' Swimming Club, Girls' W Club, Kay Cees, Library. MARILYN FLETCHER Art, Courtesy, G. A. A., International Relations, Kay Cees. JIM FLINT Hollywood, Hi-Y, Science Field, Spanish. HAROLD FORRESTER, JR. Cheerleader, Dramatics, Hollywood, Kay Cees President, Plays. BONNIE FOSTER DONNA FOSTER Ushers, Y-Teens. WOODY FOSTER Kay Cees, Orchestra. GEORGE FOTOVICH C. Q., Swimming Team. JIM FOWLKES Hi-Y, Kay Cees. F has jim Flint Harold Forrester, Jr. Bonnie Foster K Donna Foster Woody Foster Georrze Fotovich lim Fowlkes rage sz Mitzi Frampton Walter Fredericksen juanita Frese Paul L. Gamer MITZI FRAMPTON ministration Editor, Variety Show. VINCENT FRANKLIN WALTER M. FREDERICKSEN tions, Science Field, Spanish. ALICE ANNE FRENTROP G.A. A., Library, Tyronian, Ushers. JUANITA FRESE Classical, G. A. A., Ushers. DARLENE JEANETTE FROST International Relations, Ushers. JACK FREDRICK GAMBRILL, JR. Vincent Franklin PAUL L. GARDNER GARY GARRITY Dramatics, Kay Cees, Pantograph, Plays, Scroll. GWENDOLYN GATES Production, N. S. R. G. MARLENE GAUNCE Dramatics, G.A. A., Variety Show. Alice Frentrop FLOYD L. GIBSON RICHARD GIDDENS Cees. WILLIAM GILLETT Hi-Y, Kay Cees. French, Horizon, Kay Cees, Quill and Scroll, Quiverian Ad- Biology, Basketball, Classical, Football, International Rela- Spanish, Quill and A Cappella, Dramatics, F. H. A., G. A. A., Girls' Swimming Club, Girls' Glee Club, Kay Cees, National Thespian, Radio A Cappella, Boys' Glee Club, Kay RICHARD GILLESPIE Boys' Glee Club, Productions Printer. JENNIE LEE GILLMAN . Art, F. H. A., G. A. A., Girls' - W visory Council. 1,2 Darlene Frost Jafk Gambfill, Jr. Gary Garrity Gwendolyn Gates Marlene Gaunce ' ' A , :Ef f -. . A W2 1 'f , ' I, ffl, , .... ., 31.4. x Sl'-. ..,. A Q A A . 7 if , E ,Q Z is Club, Variety Show, Girls' League Ad- SENIURS' Floyd L. Gibson Richard Giddens Richard Gillespie William Gillett Jennie Lee Gillman GENE GILMORE Kay Cees, Variety Show. JANE GLANVILLE Art, Dramatics, F. H. A., G.A. A., Girls' Swimming Club, In- ternational Relations, Spanish, Variety Show. SUZIE GLANVILLE Classical, Cheerleader, Dramatics, F. I-I. A., G,A. A., Girls' Swimming Club, Girls' W Club, International Relations, Kay Cees, ,Variety Show. BETH GLASS A Cappella, G. A. A., Girls' Glee Club, Kay Cees, Variety Show, ALLEN A. GOEPFERT Boys' W Club, Football, Kay Cees. BERNICE GOLUBSKI G. A. A., Tyronian. BETTY GOLUBSKI Kay Cees, Tyronian. BILL GONZALES Hi-Y, Kay Cees. LARREY GOODNIGHT Student Council. VIRGINIA GORDON F. H. A., German, G.A. A., International Relations, Tyronian. BARBARA GRANT Orchestra, Tyronian. ALBERT GRAVATT Band. ARLINE GRAY Classical, F. H. A., G.A.A., German, Girls' W Club, International Rela- tions, Tyronian. BEVERLY GRAY Girls' Swimming Club, F. H. A. HELEN GREEN A Cappella, F. H. A., Girls' Glee Club, Kay Cees, Variety Show. SUZANNE GREENLEE Classical, F.H.A., G.A. A., Interna- tional Relations, Kay Cees, Spanish, Variety Show. .S'ENl0R5 Bill Gonzales I H - Q 1 Y is 9: - .aQ:Z5 f- -:: 1 , V fe 1- -1 ,g -f . - my ggi. A Q f + fi' ' ' ' , '- Albert Gravatt Arline Grav W i We i, . ' ,. L ai ' V ii 1- Nf,ef,?i,?Sif,s5ii.f'ful Allen A. Goepifert Larrey Goodnight Revnrl v Gro v Page 93 Gene Gilmore Jane Glanville I at Suzie Glanville Beth Glass nr Bernice Golubski Betty Golubski x., Virginia Gordon Barbara Gram Ualan ft'-.nn o........-- r- .... 1-- mags, 4- Eileen Griesel Robert L. Gumey Sue Harmon Er N : 4 2356 'f5fQg,f.i 1553? -Mkeixix , . isis it? ., r'5? . Ffa gr ,Q f f Donald Harrison ii , ' I I W . Q ,t , ' Q 5551 wg is v if 4 QE? 3 'f is. - .len K 5 EL Zfgki 1 1 mf a-J J 'ZX li' vi diff R Q N 1- 5 Q M3 . 22 Frank Gritton Roy Hamilton 2 Q, In 5 ,..- W .. ' QQ Carolyn Harreld ia., fififfiigf , Wax, Robert Hartman Jackie Gross Norman Gunderman James Hamm Shirley Hamm EILEEN GRIESEL tional Relations, FRANK GRITTON Boys' W Club, JACKIE GROSS dent Council. N. S. R. G. Virginia Gunner .S'ENl0R.S' F. H. A., German, G. A. A., Intema- Ushers. Football Co-Captain, Kay Cees, Track. Dramatics, Kay Cees, Tyronian, Stu- NORMAN GUNDERMAN Basketball, Sophomore President, Foot- ball, Kay Cees, Quiverian Sports Co- Editor, Radio Production, Baseball, Richard L. Harris VIRGINIA GUNNER A Cappella, Dramatics, Girls' Glee Club, Intemational Relations, Kay Cees, National Thespian, Plays, Va- riety Show. ROBERT L. GURNEY Boys' Glee Club, Spanish, Ushers. ROY HAMILTON JAMES HAMM SHIRLEY HAMM Dramatics, Tyronian, Office Secretary. SUE HARMON Art, Classical, Courtesy, Dramatics, F. H. A., G.A.A., Intema- tional Relations, Kay Cees. CAROLYN HARRELD A Cappella, Dramatics, A., G.A.A., Girls' Swimming Club, Girls' Glee Club, Horizon, Intemational Relations, Kay Cees. RICHARD L. HARRIS Band, C. Q., Hollywood, Kay Cees. DONALD HARRISON Hi-Y. ROBERT HARTMAN CAROLYN ANN HAUGHT Accompanist, Classical, French, Girls' Glee Club, International Relations, Kay Cees, Variety Show, Girls League Advisory Council. BOB HAWORTH Boys' Glee Club, Courtesy. A f 'fl is I -5 1 .15 ff:- I , :... .. H.. .aim I ' Janet Hawkins Phyllis Hay Jo Evelyn Hayman William Hayse Gerald Heathman .9Hll0R.S' James Hecke Barbara Heinitz Jerry Henderson JBIHCS M- Henre JANET HAWKIN S A Cappella, G.A.A., Girls' Swimming Club, Girls' Glee Club, Kay Cees, Ushers, Variety Show. PHYLLIS HAY Band, Dramatics, F.H.A., National Thespian, Orchestra, Plays. JO EVELYN HAYMAN Biology, Band, F. H. A., G. A. A.. Hori- zon, Tyronian, Ushers, Variety Show. WILLIAM HAYSE Band, Sergeant-at-Arms, Variety Show. GERALD HEATHMAN Nancy Herold Richard Herron Ted Hetzler Courtesy JAMES HECKE Hi-Y, Kay Cees, Student Council, Tennis. BARBARA HEINITZ Astronomy, Dramatics, F.H.A., G.A.A., Horizon, Interna- tional Relations, Kay Cees. JERRY HENDERSON Basketball, Dramatics, Hi-Y, International Relations, Kay Cees, Sergeant-at-Arms, Spanish. JAMES M. HENRE Hollywood, Hi-Y, Kay Cees. NANCY HEROLD Art, F. H.A., Kay Cees. Alyce Jane Hicklin David Hiebert RICHARD DEAN HERRON TED HETZLER ALYCE JANE HIC KLIN Art, F. H. A., G. A.A., Intemational Relations, Kay Cees, Quill and Scroll, Quiverian Activity Co-Editor. DAVID LEROY I-IIEBERT Band, Treasurer, Classical, Hi-Y. JACK C. HILL ORLAN R. HILL Art, Tumbling. Jack C. Hill Orlan R. Hill Page 96 ' Eff GSW Ai T35 THf'E33'l224:-f i ., , is V ESA . sf,e::,5Q:,g c, ' If 4 . A -1, f -.-yi:-gs . ' -M:,i. ,.gLw ,- .5-L A erm: 4 ,y ,gy :xg ., ' . ' :.f?5:fi2mw r fi 1 Q1 risers? H N3fgQ1Sffmg' K . . .L . wh , , F Ronnie Hite Hayes Holliger Dan Holter Marilyn Hoon RONNIE HITE Football, Kay Cees, Swimming Team. BILL HOLCOMB Art, Hi-Y, International Relations, Kay Cees. . mf I .1 ,, 5 HAYES FLOYD HOLLIGER A if A Vo MARILYN HOLT A ,,., W- ' Art, Dramatics, F. H. A., G.A. A., International Relations, Kay -: ' W' Cees, National Thespian, Plays. , 4 L DAN HOLTER Bill Holcomb l Marilyn Holt - -' Qsfwwlfzr v 2. A vs, , - Wxflzf -. : xzi?w., ' . 1 I ' ,..., 7. A:.,., - Q' 0 Lee Roy Holter J. B. Hootz is Qs, 7 my m Y 3? M, Vdga-'iazffk 5? AMG? if :S wifi Kay Cees. LEE ROY HOLTER MARGUERITE HOON F. H. A., Girls' Swimming Club, Girls' Glee Club, Y-Teens. MARILYN HOON F.H. A., Girls' Swimming Club. Girls' Glee Club, Y-Teens. J. B. HOOTZ German, International Relations, Library. ERLENE HORSEMAN Classical. DICK HORVATIC Biology. Marguerite Hoon Erlene Horseman gs H I 54 r ROBERT EUGENE HOWARD Kay Cees, Tennis. DONALD L. HOWARD Band, Variety Show. BILL HUGHES Band, Cheerleader, Kay Cees. PATTIE HUNT F. H. A., Girls' Swimming Club, Kay Cees, Quiverian After-Hours Editor, Tyronian, Variety Show. DEE ANN INGLE G. A. A., Kay Cees, Orchestra, Tyron- ian, Variety Show. .S'fNl0R5' Dick Horvatic E Mimec i 1 i ,A ,Q . .... Q . MXH - Q- at lrli V . V , V . ' 1 wp. , f iw ' V ' . ' or it I . s .... - . . eff mf. K ' M 1 . s Mit K' . vw 3 , f I , i a g t A K t , H . xl ke L Q r will , .L I - 5 kg: rg., . Q35 .A w sary ' ..,. V 'D ' - '--r- ' ' tl S A' Ai 3 ' I 4:1 .Q Q A 'V Q Robert Howard Donald Howard Bill Hughes Pattie Hunt Dee Ann Ingle CARLOS INGOLD Boys' W Club, Band, Hi-Y, Kay Cees, Orchestra, Drivers' Club. JORETA JENKINS Dramatics, F. H. A., Horizon, Kay Cees, National Thespian, Pantograph, Quill and Scroll, Student Council. HARRY JETT Boys' W Club, Basketball, Sophomore Treasurer, Junior Vice- President, Senior President, Football, Kay Cees, Radio Pro- duction, Track, N. S. R. G. EDWARD S. JOHN Boys' W Club, Football, Kay Cees. FRANCES JOHNSON Student Council. JANET LEE JOHNSON Courtesy, Dramatics, F. H. A., G. A. A., International Relations, Kay Cees, Orchestra, Variety Show, National Thespian. JON JOHNSON Freshman Vice-President. SHIRLEY ANN JOHNSON Courtesy, G.A. A., Girls' Swimming Club, International Rela- tions, Kay Cees, Variety Show. CARL WEBSTER JOHNSTON MARTHA JANE JOHNSTON A Cappella, French, F. H. A., G.A. A., Girls' Glee Club. DON JONES Art, C.Q., Hi-Y, Drivers' Club. DONALD JONES JO ANN JONES 4 . Dramatics, F. H. A., Kay Cees, Variety Show, Y-Teen. ,, ' ' 7, ' LLOYD JONES y W Q JIM JORDAN ' Science Field. Q, ,,, LOLA KAUFFELT A ':' A , :,. Biology, Classical, G. A. A., Ushers, i X Variety Show. W . 7, Frances Johnson SENIOR! Shirley Johnson Carl Johnston , . Ria in ' 5 ,i igiiivl wp- 2 A A O WE Jigsaw, Donald Jones JoAnn Jones Lloyd Jones AX 9,3 Carlos Ingold KW 4 Harry Jett ,Vi f K ,A Janet Johnson as 1 ., 4' 1 L 'U ,-.., 'Q Martha Johnston Page 97 ' mba Xxx-,J Joreta jenkins Edward S. John is .. ti G. J QW ' ,I ,gf - ,.. -,,..,,., , iq A F. Jon johnson 1'-D 'F X -Q' .Q , Don jones 1' 1 ,.. R? 1-V, ' s L sf A ' ..,,. i ' ' x .lim lordan I .nln Knnffnlf Page 98 ': . -.gg A Pat Kelly Pat Kempster Milton Kingsland Robert Kissinger Dennis Knight T ,Q Q 9932 17 ' L f as , ...:.. A , . , ui ' xlx f lgf C' is ? wig: Robert Kraft Dnnald Kramer' Earl Kerr Robert Kimball Donna Kincheloe K :winks V ff , Q ,gi 'iiwgifa 1 'iw 1g3,.g.'?? Jean Kitchen Donald Klem PAT KELLY F. H. A., G. A. A., Kay Cees, Tyronian, - Variety Show. , PAT KEMPSTER Band, F. H. A., International Rela- '1 ' tions, Kay Cees, Ushers, Y-Teens. ' EARL KERR , Kay Cees, Orchestra, Ushers. I f ROBERT KIMBALL we f Dramatics, Debate, Hi-Y, Intemational Relations, Kay Cees, National Foren- Ralph Knox Fred Kobett sic, Plays, Quiverian Sports Co-Editor. DONNA KINCHELOE A Cappella, Biology, Sophomore Secretary, F. H. A., G. A. A., Girls' Glee Club, International Relations, Kay Cees, Radio Production, Variety Show, Girls' League President, Student Council, N.S. R. G. MILTON D. KINGSLAND Hollywood, Kay Cees, Drivers' Club. ROBERT KISSINGER Art, Science Field. JEAN KITCHEN Art, F. H. A., Girls' Glee Club, Kay Cees. DONALD EU GENE KLEM K All mme' en DENNIS KNIGHT Band, Debate, International Relations, Kay Cees, National Forensic, Orchestra, Plays. V ' W RALPH KNOX Hollywood, Hi-Y, Science Field. . V , if ' FRED KOBETT N 5 Classical, Kay Cees, Student Council. 'L ROBERT LEE KRAFT KRAMER ALLEN RONALD KRAMER , ' ' Cheerleader, Dramatics, Football, Student Council. it 7 V, , DANIEL KRATZER 5 5 35, H Boys' W Club, Basketball, Boys' Glee Club, Courtesy, Foot- Daniel Krnfzer ball, Baseball, Kay Cees, Student Council Secretary. if A 1 5 Lf' 1 5 .ff 1 'ak in 3 A . im . liar f Robert Krulic Donald Kukuk - QQ' '96-N10 R5 .. . ,- WA K an . . as if 9 8 I E is . . Carl Lankard ROBERT KRULIC DONALD KUKUK Boys' W Club, Basketball, Football, Kay Cees. DORIS LAFFOON G. A. A., International Relations, Span- ish, Tyronian, Office Secretary. RUBY LAFFOON G.A. A., International Relations, Ty- ronian, Ushers. BARBARA JEAN LAMBERT Cv. A. A., Spanish. CARL RICHARD LANKARD Kay Cees, Track, Student Council. BURTON LARSEN Kay Cees, Spanish, Tennis. CAROLYN LARSEN A Cappella, Kay Cees, Variety Show, Art. ARTHUR LASHER Hi-Y. PAULINE LASLEY Doris Laffoon Cheerleader, Dramatics, G. A. A., Girls' Swimming Club, Girls' W Club, International Relations, Kay Cees, Pantograph, Spanish, Student Council, Girls' League Advisory Council, Qulll and Scroll. RALPH LEE Kay Cees. DAVID LEHMANN Hi-Y, Kay Cees, Orchestra, Vice-President. LILA JEAN LEMMER Ruby Laffoon F- X- . -X f o e'.. , +5 N... ' lm .I ,. ix Burton Larsen Carolyn Larsen was , ., S HK. r ,. '. : li: S I is S . A A M. Pauline Lasley Ralph Lee A F. H. A., International Relations, Ushers, Y-Teens. RALPH DONALD LEMMON MARY HELEN LERMA G. A. A., Spanish. DELORES LIEBERMAN Art, F. H. A., G.A. A., Pantograph, Quill and Scroll. Lila Lemmer Mary Helen Lerma Page 99 595, N A . .N , .,:,,,. 12- ' Q 922 :EQ2 'S Y Q' ' ,- ..- i -. 6 -..- s 05.-I1 if' Barbara Lambert ' ' T3-' -j 1 'Iii- ' 94 . ta i - Q ' . 5 X . . 4- - - Arthur Lasher David Lehmann Ralph Lemmon Delores Lieberman Page 100 PATRICIA LIGGETT Art, Classical, Dramatics, F. H. A., Kay Cees. Dramatics, G.A. A., Girls' W Club, Kay Cees, Tyronian, Ushers, Variety Show, Office Secretary. Classical, French, F. H. A., Girls' Glee Club, International Re- lations, Library, Pantograph, Quill and Scroll. ' i i W . T x I ., , ' ' '--' ,., V CHRISTINA LITSIS 1 fx.. 'sv NICK JAMES LITSIS ' NAN LITTRELL THERESA LOMAC Patricia Liggett Christina Litsis Art. WILLIAM LOMBRANO Boys' W Club, Football, Kay Cees, Spanish. RUTHAN LORY Dramatics G. A. A., Girls' W Club, Girls' League Advisory Boys' W Club, Classical, Freshman President, Debate, Inter- national Relations, Kay Cees, National Forensic. Council. i JOHN LOTHMAN - fs V I Courtesy. TRACY LUKE A SM -il :.-, I' l'i'i 2 ' MILDRED FRANCES LUVIN A iii' ' , JOANNE MACK X'-we Tyronian. Nick James Litsis Nan Littrell Theresa Lomac - A .,,. ,L . I -:, :T me 5' is fir i 5: ill Y f X 2 . R5 IS! .,.-A ffgwgsiiw W e .. K , 1 4 or 1 'T a' 2,32 X ,sig :I - .1 :,, . e lif 2338 john Lothman Tracy Luke 2 M W .P vi A 2 ll QE' f l Q '1H!!'H'f f, L '92, igfisi' f 11 - 1'-..l- llfnl-an-1 D-...-lA RK.--.A 11 MARY JO MADER A Cappella, Dramatics, Girls' Glee F. H. A. William Lombrano Ruthan Lory A Mildred Luvin Joanne Mack - 'lim-In Mnrlrlev Club. JACK E. MAHANY Kay Cees. RONALD D. MANDELL Band, Orchestra, Football, Kay Cees. KARLA MAR KLEY A Cappella, F.H. A., G.A. A., Girls' Glee Club, Tyronian. PEGGY MARTLEY fn, wing as C-l 4 ' 41 SENMRS' es' is 3 ti. 3 S 'li il Q. -x Pemzv Martlev BERNARD MARTEL Student Council. MARILYN MARTINDALE Dramatics, National Forensic. E. WAYNE MASON Classical, Kay Cees, Radio Production, N. S. R. G. BARBARA MATTOX F. A., G.A.A., Horizon, Kay Cees, Spanish, Variety Show. KAREN SUE MAXWELL Classical, Freshman Secretary, Dramatics, F. H. A., G. A. A., In- ternational Relations, Kay Cees, Ushers, Variety Show. JANE ELLEN MAY Art, Dramatics, French, F. H. A., G.A.A., Intemational Rela- tions. LARRY MAYER Debate, International Relations, Kay Cees, Orchestra, Plays, Tennis. JANET McBRATNEY F. H. A., G.A.A., International Relations, Variety' Show, A Cappella, Girls' Glee Club, Kay Cees. JANE MCCAUGHEY Courtesy, Dramatics, F. H. A., G. A.A., International Relations, Variety Show. EUGENE MCCLAIN WILLIAM DALE MCCURLEY Hi-Y. Bemard Martel JACK MCCURLEY E. Wayne Mason Football, Student Council. FREDERICK R. MCDANIEL Boys' W Club, Football, Kay Cees. DENNIS MacFARLANE Hollywood, Kay Cees. PAT MCGEE Art, Dramatics, French, F. H. A., G. A.A., Kay Cees, National Thespian, Plays. RONALD A. MCKENZIE Band President, Kay Cees, Orchestra. Karen Maxwell .S'fNl0R.S' i Janet McBratney Jane McCaughey ii? f T Qi a,fgf,:. ' w., f li A ss. iff? ff' if 51 miss. . - ,,,. - - ' ' ggi , .. ---- ' ,. gg Q f',, Y . ..,.Qisf:...g, W Jack McCurley Frederick McDaniel Dennis MacFarlane Jane Ellen May Eugene McClain Pat McGee - -.By av Marilyn Martindale Barbara Mattox Larry Mayer Wm. Dale McCurley Ronald A. McKenzie 'NY -'lilo Num Don McLaughlin Glenn McMahon sa 2 'ii li 5 ,X S ggi? . R,,W ,'.-. FY Marilynne Merritt Robert Meyers is Roberta Mock Carrie Beth Moffatt 19 Larry Mooney joan Morrell - ..., I H ..... r . 5 tl. x M i i, H X W f A Bob Morris James Morrison . . gag' Sa x if xx .. 4 ,Y 44 M 3.6 . ..-wgiw Q , 2g5fs.2sg5 .O 7 '- ' .5 J,. f, , .V 1 , 55,17 x. .f .1 V W. . ,wmv 'Carl McMillin JoAnne McMullen Robert McNair v ii fi ,ri-sv 2, . wig-ggfw if J, it . ,sw . 1' 3:4 9 sr Q W fr in W Q . gi-. S t ,-55' N, J is EQ.. A, A53 i jimmy Meyers Darlene Miller DON MCLAUGHLIN GLEN MCMAHON Hi-Y, Orchestra President, Radio Pro- duction, Variety Show, N. S. R. G. CARL McMILLIN JO ANNE MCMULLEN Dramatics, Girls' Glee Club, Spanish. ROBERT F. MCNAIR Art, International Relations. MARILYNNE MERRITT International Relations, Kay Cees, Library, Orchestra, Tyronian, Y-Teens. Bill Moidl ROBERT MEYERS. Band. JIMMY MEYERS. Kay Cees. DELORES DARLENE MILLER G. A. A., Girls' Glee Club. ROBERTA MOCK Biolfl-SY, Dramatics, F. H. A., Kay Cees, Pantograph, Spanish, Student Council, Quill and Scroll. CARRIE BETH MOFFATT F. H. A., G. A. A., Horizon, Kay Cees, Radio Production, Span- ish, Variety Show, Student Council Secretary, Girls' League Advisory Council, N. S. R. G. BILL MOIDL LARRY MOONEY Kay Cees. JOAN MORRELL Art, French, G.A. A., Girls' Swimming Club, Variety Show. BOB MORRIS Boys W Club, Basketball, Baseball, Sophomore Vice-Presi- dent, Football. JAMES MORRISON ' Art, Science Field, Tumbling. Geneva Moseley Marvin Munsell 55100 Rs' GENEVA MOSELEY Ushers. MARVIN MUNSELL Biology, Science Field, DONNA NELSON Art, G. A. A., Horizon. JILL NELSON . . , J x '35 All 4 5 '5 ,N i K ig? wr Y L Hs A rs auf at 35152. Q M1 ,x . 1 M? A l 3 QE Gene Neugebauer . siiis K .slag-,gzlilfs . iiffgkffvff -.sas 1 . ,gsfrfw gf? wi 534231 : 1'g1?if5'l543 5 5.5 B y3fiQ1'ig 954 Dramatics, G. A. A., Horizon, Kay Cees, Ushers. JOE NELSON Boys' Glee Club, Kay Cees. GENE NEUGEBAUER L. D. NOLTE A Cappella, Boys' Glee Club, tion, Variety Show, N. S. R. G. MELVIN C. NOLTE Courtesy, C.Q., Hi-Y. SHIRLEY NORRIS Horizon, Orchestra. SHIRLEY NORTHINGTON G. A. A., Girls' Glee Club, K Quill and Scroll. HAROLD NORTON, JR. Debate. DALE NOWIN Football. JERRY NUGENT Donna Nelson V '13 -.1-sf 4. If . ' 'l xf gg -..'E1: 3:51 , . ities. , Q- '- L. D. Nolte Shirley Northington Kay Cees, Plays, Radio Produc- ay Cees, Pantograph, Tyronian, Boys' W Club, Basketball, Football, Kay Cees, Track. PAUL O'DELL CHARLENE OG DEN A Capbella, G.A. A., Girls' Glee Club, Tyronian. JUDY O'NEAL F. H. A., District Treasurer, International Relations, Kay Cees, Girls' League Advisory Council Jill Nelson Melvin Nolte is , in A N5 .. lkzzl V 23, 'O 3 f' X Harold Norton Jerry Nugent Charlene Oszden rage wa 'T' . Y 'NZ .1 :sin : '-ff ...f 5 S, .. ,G 5 , ,A Q 1. ,' -I 1.::.:- ,F'1 ' I' u :I Q? H ...E K wwf hills' Y' 1 H W . .E , ,. A -,gt 5' -' - -.1.1. az T mx U -, JRR: x Joe Nelson Shirley Morris ' it f S 'i. u .x,.s. Q . ' Q N H --'- 2 ' '1 Dale Nowin .4 if KKK . . Uni? i .,.' , 'icuii 41 X 1 Q. f ' 'li if . in ,.....,, f ' 5. 25 V ii il' Jfali.. Paul O'Dell fx. 1 Q fl 2 ludv O'Neal .-5-. .-. Barbara Orendac john Oyer A 3 ..,, ww -V . .2 'r V . I 1 -Fil 1 . f aiA,.4f.t, .nlijssiilw .Lea 1 David Packwood Robert Palmer in rl' wr-, saw .- . , . .sz M: -vf' ff :sf-1' 4 .:: - ,.,.,., I . , I., : :.f, E: Si ? ' wif ,gm ,K .. . ., . as . ' sh: 11 ': ,iff Patty Park Oliver Parkison - I fl' . W , .. Ziff in if , V. A .,.-s -.1 . - , + r ww? , . , film I I A , A . , 5' ' . '5,4.1,.- ixsjgiklgggifz I E '-: Ruby Patterson Shirley Pauley JoAnn Peneski I-'CNY BARBARA MARIE ORENDAC F. H. A. JOHN OYER A Cappella, Boys' Glee Club. DAVID W. PACKWOOD ROBERT L. PALMER PATTY PARK French, Kay Cees, Quill and Scroll, Quiverian Senior Co-Editor, Ushers, Variety Show. OLIVER PARKISON Basketball, Football, Hollywood, Orchestra, Track, Tumbling. CAROL PA,TTEN Dramatics, Debate, F. H. A., G.A. A., Horizon, International Relations, Kay Cees, National Forensic, Orchestra. RUBY PATTERSON Variety Show. SHIRLEY PAULEY Art, International Relations, Kay Cees, Variety Show. JERRY RICHARD PAWLOSKI Kay Cees. RAY PEARSON Boys, W Club, Baseball, German, Kay Cees. JO ANN PENESKI G. A. A., Student Council. LEROY PENROD Courtesy. DICK PEPPERDINE Art, Dramatics, French, Kay Cees. DON PERRY C. Q. SHIRLEY JEANNE PHILLIPS G. A. A., International Relations, Kay Cees, Pantograph, Spanish, Variety Show, Student Council, Quill and Scroll. Carol Patten 551110135 jerry Pawloski Ray Pearson Dick Pepperdine Don Perry Shirley Phillips A nge, .vu PATRICIA PIERCE Courtesy, F. H. A., G.A.A., Girls' Glee Club, International Relations, Ushers, Y-Teens. BILL PITTMAN Boys' W Club, Kay Cees, Track. ROBERT LEE POKRYWKA Boys' W Club, Football, Baseball. WILMA JEAN POLLOCK Biology, F. H. A., Girls' Glee Club, Horizon, Ushers, Variety Show. MARILYN JOANN PRIEST Dramatics, Debate, F. H. A., International Relations, Kay Cees, National Forensic, Tyronian. JACK PRUETT Patricia Pierce Bill Pittman Swimming Team. JANET PUGH Cheerleader, Dramatics, F, H. A., G.A.A., Girls' Swimming Club, Girls' W Club, International Relations, Kay Cees Vice- President, National Thespian, Plays, Variety Show, Girls' League Treasurer. MARY ANNE RAMOS SHIRLEY RANDOLPH French, G. A. A. JIM RASDAL1. A Cappella, Boys' Glee Club, International Relations, Kry Cees, Track, Variety Show. DONNA RASTORFER Art, F. H.A., G. A. A., International Relations, Kay Cees. .l . . JERRY RAW Boys' W Club, Football, Kay Cees, Spanish, Tumbling, Variety Show. JANET RAWLINS Biology, Dramatics, Debate, F. H. A., G.A.A., International Relations, Kay Cees, National Forensic, National Thes- pian, Student Council. GEORGE REEDER S .- Cverman, Kay Cees, Tennis, Drivers' Club. ' PEGGY REICHENECKER G.A.A., Ushers Club, Variety Show. NORMAN RENN .I mg, Robert Pokrywka Wilma Pollock Marilyn Priest Jack Pruett Janet Pugh .S'fNl0R.S' Mary Anne Ramos Shirley Randolph Jim Rasdall Donna Raster-fer .ICYYY Raw Janet Rawlins George Reedff Peggy Reichenecker Norman Renn l Q -51. -iv N ' ws we i V-Jf Mali? , Lois Rice Donna Rich Martha Rose Marilyn Ross E-sf'ffifTi is , A ' 1 sf I if .. ,wwf fix llfbn Mil? Aim SHKHI1 Otis Sanders -, 'N , Q J if 'A -I mv O Delia May Sandford Gus Sandstrom -:.-: i '2- ,K ,,,,.? - K kr . X VI I ,,,, . ' , X . 1 i, Joe Sawyer J im Scharfenberg nan , I vwggxb x J . ,A lg 2 in X 'ii ' - ggi X is E Qi E' si X ,X Shirley Robbeke Peggy Robinson Norma Roots Marilyn Rouse Us Q Pat Sanford NORMA ROOTS .S'ENl0R.S' Mary Rush LOIS RICE A Cappella, G.A.A., Girls' Swimming Club, Girls' Glee Club, Girls' W Club, Kay Cees, Variety Show. DONNA RICH F. H. A., G.A.A., Kay Cees, Panto- graph, Quill and Scroll, Spanish. SHIRLEY ROBBECKE Dramatics, F. H. A., Girls' Swimming Club, Kay Cees, National Thespian, Variety Show. PEGGY ROBINSON A Cappella, Art, Biology, F. H. A., G. A.A., Girls' Glee Club, International Relations, Kay Cees, Orchestra, VH' riety Show, Y-Teens. Classical, Courtesy, French, F. H. A., Intemational Relations, Kay Cees, Ushers, Vari MARTHA ROSE ety Show. Biology, Dramatics, F. H. A., Intemational Relations, Kay Cees, National Thespian, Variety Show, Student Council. MARILYN ROSS F. H. A., G.A.A., Girls' Glee Club, Intemational Relations, Tyronian, Y-Teen. MARILYN ROUSE F. H. A., G. A. A., Intemational Relations, Ushers, Variety Show. MARY RUSH ' I HW!! Art, G.A.A., Girls MARY ANN SAGAN G. A. A. OTIS SANDERS Dramatics, Spanish. PAT SANFORD Band, Orchestra, Secret DELIA MAY SANDFORD GUS SANDSTROM Variety Show. JOE SAWYER JIM SCI-IARFENBERG Club, Kay Cees. ary, Variety Show. Page 107 ,,.. . . ' FX Q W5 Qxhmxl. 7355? Y 3 X 1 5-1 '55, -'. 'V 2' 1, fa ii I .Y W .91q5..5...gg, I H H i g - K - 5.2.1 R H- - f . .... 'F K i s ' . ' ' '-I'Zl9 I y : x - 5 V 5I'r.5,I5i:5Ii5?5I5 f 53.2 . ' - - .-: ' Y- -. , QA . -.,. ,. . Z ' we . .,,... . 'z e is .1 Wjsxglia ,3.i 1'j6ggg?:? li. Ellgillfilrbliili Ss as M. 4 :evil ,W .Ml 2 ., lf.. w?t. +P'w- fx - - sd K- 5:2131 -. . -I Q HR Patricia Scharfenberg Jim Scheloski Sylvia Schmitz Peggy Schneider Virgil Schotte .S'fNl0R5' I A gf.. nr P, , sf at - Luz. William Schroeder Dora Schular Doris Jean Schular Frank Sedorcek PATRICIA SCHARFENBERG Kay Cees. J IM SCHELOSKI I f SYLVIA SCI-IMITZ G. A. A. MARGERET A. SCHNEIDER F. H. A., G. A. A., Kay Cees, Library, Office Secretary. V VIRGIL SCHOTTE l 3 KEY Cecil Student Council- Delores Seifert Charles Seigel David Sglf WILLIAM SCHROEDER Boys' Glee Club, Kay Cees. DORA SCHULAR F. H. A., Kay Cees, Student Council. DORIS JEAN SCI-IULAR F. H. A. FRANK SEDORCEK DELORES SEIFERT Dramatics, F. H. A., Kay Cees. Andrew John Sevick J, W, Sharp CHARLES SEIGEL Band, Vice-President, Variety Show. DAVID SELF e ' A French, Kay Cees, Student Council. ANDREW JOHN SEVICK Boys' W Club, Boys' Glee Club, Football Co-Captain, Track. J. W. SHARP International Relations. MARGARET SHIVE ' - BARBARA LEE SCI-IULTZ A Cappella, G. A. A., Girls' Glee Club Ushers. Marzaret Shive Barbara Lee Schultz Page 108 W m. SChWBl'1'1 SIIIGCISOD Carla Smith Lloyd Smith Dorothy Sorrels YI... Coles E. W. Smith - ' 1 .:.:,::,i ,Eq::. t . . . :ff- E . ' ' , x ' of Roger B. Smith Deloris Spurgeon Qaful.-Q Q1-M-ba'-nn WILLIAM SCHWARTZ SINDERSON Boys' W Club, Basketball, Junior President, Baseball, Kay Cees, Student Council President. CARLA SMITH Art, Dramatics, F. H. A., G. A. A., Girls' Swimming Club, Kay Cees, Tyronian, Variety Show. E. W. SMITH LLOYD SMITH Cheerleader, Kay Cees, Tennis. ROGER B. SMITH Boys' Glee Club, Hi-Y, Kay Cees, Track. RUTH ANN SMOTHERMAN Accompanist, Classical, F. H. A., G. A. A., Girls' Glee Clul: Variety Show. DOROTHY SORRELS A Cappella, Biology, Dramatics, F. H. A., G. A. A., Girls' Swim ming Club, Girls' Glee Club, Intemational Relations, Kay Cees, Quill and Scroll, Quiverian Co-Editor in Chief, Variety Show, Girls' League Advisory Council. DELORIS ROSE SPURGEON Art, F. H. A., G. A. A., Library. CARSON STANCIL TANIA STELMACH F. H. A., G. A. A., Kay Cees, Pantograph, Quill and Scroll, Tyronian. JIM STITT Kay Cees, Spanish. Ruth Ann Smotherman Carson Stancil Ninn,-u Q4-na-lrflqliu SANDRA STOCKAMP Art, Courtesy, Dramatics, French, F. H. A., G. A. A., Girls' Swimming Club, International Relations, Kay Cees, Na- tional Thespian, Plays, Girls' League Advisory Council, Variety Show. NANCY STOCKDALE F. H. A., G. A. A., Girls' Swimming Club, Kay Cees. RUTH ANN STOVER Dramatics, F. H. A., International Re- lations, Kay Cees, Spanish. DARRELL STUBENRAUCH A Cappella, Boys' W Club, Boys' Glee Club, Football, Hi-Y, Kay Cees, Track. 5'ENl0R.S' 'Pnl-I-1 Ann R1-nvnr Darrell ghuhnnrnurh JACK STURGIS Science Field. DONNA ARLENE SUCKRAW PATRICIA ANN SWEARENGIN Dramatics, F. H. A., G.A. A., Kay Cees, Majorette, National Thespian, Variety Show. ROBERT TATTERSHALL GEORGE TERRY, JR. Boys' W Club, Dramatics, Football, Kay Cees, National Thes- pian, Plays. MARY JANE THOMAS JO ANN THOMPSON EUGENE THULIN ROBERT DEAN THURMAN DONALD THOMAS 'ruvrorr-rv C. Q., Tumbling. RUBEN TORRES French, Orchestra, Spanish. NANCY TOWNSEND F. H. A., G. A. A., International Rela- tions, Tyronian, Office Secretary. RONALD TREVOLT BILL TROTTER Kay Cees, Radio Production, Student Council, N. S. R. G. FRANCIS A. TRUITT JOY TWEET Classical, Kay Cees, Library. .S'fNl0R.S' George Terry f 1 wg ' ' I I -V Q. 6. ,Wu X32 RM' ' -:iff .. si W is? if v M. ' N. . A 'QQSHQW A 'T ,ge-:QQ . gg ' iitfilii' ' Bob Thurman Nancy Townsend Ronald Trevolt Bill Trotter Page 109 T , if .J .,r.k.. jack Sturgis Donna Sukraw r Q T gm-E it Pat Swearengin Bob Tattershall --,, as Air S .aa..,.fhM. Mary Jane Thomas JoAnn Thompson .ii Nusa.. vu Tom Timothy Ruben Torres 'Yfzr Francis Truitt joy Tweet we . K W if i AW ' SS L 'NT z Wi l 54 X -' 3 jean Urkevich Dave Vance Shirley VanHorn Mildred Vassar Francis Voiles 13' .7 w. . fills' XE. y M .Fi A in zvkb, -A . .fig li' Elmer VOSC Gary Waldeck Ruth Walker Ralph Walker My JEAN URKEVICH Q51 F. H. A., Girls' Glee Club, Kay Cees, ' Tyronian. DAVE VANCE lg. . Kay Cees, Spanish, Drivers' Club. Y LAQ LV SHIRLEY VANHORN W A., International Relations, Ty- roman. ' ' '-:' .::.,-, Z y MILDRED VASSAR . F. H. A., Girls' Swimming Club, Girls' Glee Club, Horizon. Clara Ward Nancy Weaver A. C. Webb FRANCIS VOILES Football. K .A , 'I A , ELMER vosE . 41 A I , . ..,, jj c V, . '+A A GARY PAUL WALDECK I Boys' W Club, Football, Kay Cees, Track. ' Ii' 6 A , RUTH WALKER ' f 'L-was ' . Qfffjgfifi. ' G.A. A., Tyroman. i' RALPH WALKER ' I ' A . ,,.' -.. : L. ., : fi Boys' Glee Club- ...- Sw A if 1 CLARA WARD 3 Dramatics, French, G.A. A., International Relations, National Thespian. J. T. Webb Rosalie Webb Rnndrn Weiss Phu'-Inf-fn Wells NANCY WEAVER Art, Dramatics, F. H. A., G. A. A. A. C. WEBB Dramatics, Kay Cees, National Thespian, Plays, Track. J. T. WEBB Kay Cees, Spanish, Track. ROSALEE WEBB Kay Cees, Tyronian, Y-Teens. SONDRA WEISE F. H. A., G. A. A., Tyronian, Ushers. CHARLOTTE LOUISE WELLS. F. H. A., Tyronian, Ushers. A Charles J. Werp .S'fNl0R.S' W X 3, l sl K5 ,.,, , ff Q Y L Q i s .. - 'Y .. 'Q Q, F Y 1 . Q .ht i Jane Werth Sandra Sue Whistler Hi-Y. Orchestra, Swimming Team. JANE WERTH Band, Dramatics, F. H. A., G.A.A., International Relations, Kay Cees. Na- tional Thespian, Orchestra, Treasurer, Plays, Quiverian Composition Editor, Variety Show, Y-Teens, Girls' League Advisory Council, Quill and Scroll. PAUL WESLEY Boys' W Club, Swimming Team. ROGER L. WESLEY Football, Swimming Team. JOYCE WESTBROOK Courtesy, G. A. A., Ushers. SANDRA SUE WHISTLER Classical, F. H. A., G.A.A., Girls' Swimming Club, International Relations, Kay Cees. MARY LUE WHITE SHIRLEY ANN WHITE Art, Girls' Swimming Club. WILLIAM J. WHITE Boys' W Club, German, Baseball. DONALD WIDENER ' 4 iii:-.li-. f - ' ' 'wtiiwi hiil if .lZ': I VZ. 177 f mzfw' Q . 'F - .xfirsesbi z 'X A ...., , . E 3:3 15 , Paul Wesley Mary Lue White '53 I.. WW 0 . 'Hr it Q 1 K a Donald Widener Club, Girls' . I Roger L. Wesley If Shirley Ann White Bessie Wightman K iff- i f, . li fa. A i .si BESSIE LOUISE WIGHTMAN Ty,-onian Mary Ann Williams GAIL WILLIAMS Courtesy, F. H. A., G. A.A., International Relations, Kay Cees, Orchestra, Spanish, Variety Show. MARY ANN WILLIAMS F. H.A., G.A.A., International Relations, Kay Cces, Plays. Spanish, Variety Show. BRUCE WILKINSON Classical, Orchestra, Swimming Team, Sp-anish. BETTY JEAN WILSON BILL WILSON Boys' W Club, Kay Cees, Track. Betty Wilson rust ILL Xa . Ji. .rx, Joyce Westbrook vi ii' 2 William J. White A hi Gail Williams .nfs-. ,,.. s,,' Bruce Wilkinson 'br Bill Wilson Page 1 12 - lv' 1. A 15 . , ' M I ., at f ., , y QQ... f f A k1A.f,5?l'Ewj L, . W ,Q ,. My ...U E 2 it Bruce Wilson Marilynn Wilson fs, Charles Winters BRUCE WILSON Boys' W Club, Hollywood, Hi-Y, Kay Cees, Track. MARILYNN WILSON Art, F. H. A., G. A. A., Horizon, International Relations, Variety Show, Student Council. CHARLES WINTERS Boys' W Club, Basketball, Football, Kay Cees, Track, Tum- bling, Student Council. SUSIE WOOD Art, Dramatics, G. A. A., International Relations, Kay Cees, Plays, Quill and Scroll, Quiverian Senior Co-Editor, Variety Show. DARLENE WOODS F. H. A., International Relations, Tyronian, Ushers, Variety Show, Y-Teens. ,IOANN WOODSON Variety Show. LARRY WOODWORTI-I c. Q. SHIRLEY WOOTEN Dramatics, F. H. A., International Relations, Kay Cees. PAT WYPYHOSKI G.A. A., Kay Cees, Tyronian. BARBARA YANTZI Courtesy, F. H. A., Girls' Glee Club, International Relations, Kay Cees, Tyronian, Y-Teens. JERRY YOAKUM V Boys' W Club, Basketball, Football. ,W ,C ,y NICK zARvos A , fe' Basketball, Football, Kay Cees, Base- l I is ball. Jo ANN ZIMMERMAN LARRY ZUKEL : I JOHN ZUPANAC f ii E r ags, eg- .g Q. 1 A A ' Football. Susie Wood Darlene Woods Joann Woodson 'HPQ .S'fNl0R5 - fa .4 5' U ',' 55,-,,v. , . in .. Larry Woodworth Shirley Wooten Pat Wypyhoski Barbara Yantzi I A . 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