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

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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

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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

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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