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

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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

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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-

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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