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

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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

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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

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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