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

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1954 volume:

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S upermtendent Pfitlclpa lun-.... ' t 1-,i T . , ' R. C1-IANNELL J- CLYDE HUME f of Guidance Page 6 Viceprinci I Dlrecfof P8 Uffilze JEAN ALCAN Minnesota, B.S. Librarian ANNIE R. GRIFFITI-I R.N. School Nurse ALICE IRWIN Treasurer BETTY SI-IAFFER Secretary JEANNE YOAKUM Secretary Library - Cafeteria - Clinic LESLIE BURGESS Secretary RHETA HARBOUR Secretary MILDRED NORMAN Pittsburg, B.S. Librarian NORMA WOOD Kansas State, B.S. Cafeteria Director if 4.11 xE',. mg? We li r . Qu. wr I . Qi Page' 7 English - Language - Speech - llramaties S88 H. A. BILLINGSLEY Kansas, M.S. English Radio Production G. W. CORPORON Missouri, M.A. English, journalism MARY CROWN Nebraska, M.A. English BARBARA ENGLEMAN Kansas State, B.S. English NINA HOWE Kansas, M.A. English, French JOHN HUNTER U. of K.C., M.A. English, German, Quiverian LEONARD JENSEN Iowa, M .A. Speech, Debate W. J. KNAPP Greeley, M.A. Dramatics, Stage Craft DOLORES MARTIN Kansas, B.S. English IONA METTLEN Emporia, B.S. English, La tin HELENA PAJECKI Park, B,A. English ROLAND C. SMITH Colorado, M.A. English ADDISON B. SPEARS Central Mo. State, B.S. English JUDITH STAPLETON Kansas, M. A. wldfk-ft 'Ay' '.' . , 1 ,. !.'7' Spanish - LOUISE TIMMER Columbia, M.A. English CARTER BURNS Emporia, M.S. Vocations, Guidance GOLDA COSNER Pittsburg, M.S. Vocations MARION E. DIVELBISS Columbia, M.A. Social Studies, English ED J. ELLIS Iowa, M.A. Social Studies CLINT HAMMER Colorado State, M.A. Social Studies CAL World History LULU MCCANLES Stanford, M.A. Social Studies WILLIAM MCINTIRE Iowa, B.A. Psychology R. A. SAMUELSON Northwestern, M.M. In Theory of Music CHARLES SHEFFIELD Nebraska, B.S. Social Studies WALTER SHUBLOM Kansas, Social Studies LAWRENCE THARP Social Studies MARGUERITE THEIS Northwestern, M.M. Vocal Music MA Sncial Science - usic M VIN HERSHNER Kansas, B.S. Social Studies strumental Music f ,',' A is Z M.E. Kansas, M.A. Quiverian ., RION A. WOOLS Emporia, M.S. Social Studies -I Q r-1. :l?3fi5nA',Hb' Efmffii as.. .1-4 E-fgggf-f. Y '. I .. it 1 K . . ' QQ' , 5 .X s A' T iff , ' A faiiig k Y wh f Q- I .- . ' .11 Qgjkgx A 'E .fr Q. 1' Nd . ? X- Q I - r J fx X fi 2 1 X . acts ' K lf, Page 9 Mathematics - Science GLADYS Michigan, Elementary' .mg aff 10 eff, BECK M.S. Biology NELLE M. COOK Kansas State, M.S. Elementary Algebra, Plane A Geometry, Solid Geometry LESTER M. CROSS Emporia, M.S. Senior Math Elementary Algebra WALLACE M. GOOD Kansas, M.A. General Science Physiology Physical Geography DAVID F. GRAY Missouri, M.A. Senior Science, Physics GEORGE W. HAHN Illinois, M.S. General Science Senior Science CLAYTON HENRY I Iowa, M.A. as Applied Math Elementary Algebra REX HOY Nebraska, B.S. Plane Geometry LEWIS D. KRUGER Chicago, M.A. Chemistry SARAH MCDANIEL Michigan State, A.B. Applied Math Algebra E. MAUDE MOLES Columbia, M.A. Intermediate Algebra Plane Geometry, Trigonometry WARD L. NEEL Kansas State, M.S. Botany MAR RET SCHIMELFENIG Columbia, M.A. entary Algebra ediate Algebra rigonometry F, ,W ,,,, fi J Iowa, M.S. al Science, Biology FRANCIS A. SWAIM Emporia MS 3 3' App1ied'Mafh Business - rt - Industrial rts CLARENCE BOLZE Iowa, M.A. Business Law Accounting NELSON M. CONNET Pittsburg, M.S. Printing LAVINA DILLE Michigan, M.A. Typing, M imeograph A. L. GUY Chicago, M.A. Auto Mechanics JAY F. HOLT Texas A.8!.M., M.E. Drafting EILEEN HUGHES Kansas, B.S. Arts, Crafts ROBERT KUHL Minnesota, B.S. U Electricity, Aeronautics RALPH E. LANDES Pittsburg, M.S. Woodworking RUTH MAJORS Southwestern, B.A. Shorthand Transcription LAUREN L. PLUMMER Emporia, M.S. General Business Business Organization LESTER C. RAMSEY Iowa, M.A. Shorthand, Typing PAUL C. STARBUCK Iowa, M.A. Typing GLENN L. STEVEN SON Pittsburg, M.S. Metalwork, Drafting MAURINE THOMAS Maryville, B.S. General Business Retail Selling Economics - li Page 1 Physical Education - Home Elznnnmilzs Page 12 HELEN BARNETT Columbia, M.A. Physical Education DONALD KYLE Kansas, M.S. Health, Physical Educa ORVILLE D. MCHEN Minnesota, M.E. ARDIS HILL Coluinbia, M.A. Physical Education tion REVA LINT Columbia, M.A. Clothing, Everyday Living RY Physical Education, Health PATRICIA ROY Kansas, B.S. Foods NORMA WINTER Kansas State, B.S. Foods DELVIN T. NORRIS Kansas, B.S. Physical Education, Health REBA SMITHER Pittsburg, M.S. Clothing FLORENCE YOUNG Emporia, B.S. Physical Education ST DE T IIDUU EII. Q31 Back row, left to right: Dean Newton, Neil Holt, Timothy Lankin, Bob Shanklin, Dave Stinson, Dale Fendorl, Jolln Patton, Charles Christenson, Kent Wilkinson, Roger Wilson, Marilyn Eaton. Sara Sue Stewart, Janice Martin, Sandra Grant, Carolie Warner, Beverly Gerba, Don Sass. Third row: Richard Walsh, Al Roots, Dave Mapes, Terry Bohanon, john Patten, Charis Van lnvegan, JoAnn Phillips, Barbara Bueler, Audrey Wells, Virginia Richards, Delores Morgan, jo Henry. Second row! Ben Uhlig, Ronnie Ott, Duane Osborne, Mary Alice Collins, Susan Riley, Le Ann Malcom, judy jones, jetta Sanders, janet Watkins, Beverly Bickness, Patsy johnson, Linda Rundle, Miss Stapleton. First row: Carol Abernathy, jo Donna Hartig, Susie Poppe. janet Larson, Bob Hay, Betsy Shankland, Carol Braly, Carey Muncy, janice Tipton, judy Goodbar, Carol Kukuk, june Matlock. Led by Bob Hay, president, the Student Council is one of the most active organizations in school. Assisting Bob and Miss Judith Stapleton, sponsor, are the other officers: Betsy Shankland, vice-presidentg Carol Braly, secretary, and Carey Muncy, treasurer. Duties of members of the Student Council, elected one from each homeroom, consist of selling tickets, collecting money, and serving on committees throughout the year. Council sponsored activities this year included a collection at Thanksgiving time for the Life Line Mission, mixers, Lost and Found, and Christmas dance. In collaboration with the Courtesy Club, music for dancing was provided during lunch periods on Wednesday. For their part in making this another successful year at Wyandotte, the Student Council, its sponsor, officers and members, deserve much credit. Page Page 14 EL SS UF 1954 Left to right: janet' Larson, George Laddish, Mr. Francis Swaim, Dick Harman, and Susie MacNeal. by Marie Reece With their eyes on the future, five-hundred seniors will look back on their four years of high school as very memorable ones. They en- joyed many activities this year which included a spring party, picnic, Prom, Baccalaureate service a breakfast and graduation day. Leading a fine class this year were Dick Harman, presidentg George Laddish, vice- president, Susie MacNeal, secretary, Janet Larson, treasurer, and Mr. Francis Swaim, sponsor. EL 55 UF 1955 Left to right: Mr. Marion Wools, Nancy Blackwell, Clyde Pierce, Carol Van Hooser, Bob Shanklin. Sponsored by Mr. Marion Wools, the sopho- more class was the largest in Wyandotte. Its 709 members, mainly coming from Northwest and Central Junior, are eagerly looking forward to becoming upper classmen. A highlight of the year was the class party held in November. The class was ably led in their many success- ful activities by the following officers: Clyde Pierce, presidentg Bob Shanklin, vice-president, Carol Van Hooser, secretary, and Nancy Black- well, treasurer. EL S5 UF 1955 Taking a very active interest in all events around Wyandotte this year was the junior class. Outstanding among the activities of the class were the junior party, the selection of class rings, and the traditional passing of the robe to the class of 55. Officers elected to serve the 598 juniors were: David Graves, presidentg Monte johnson, vice- presidentg Donna Nelson, secretaryg Janice Marth, treasurer, and Miss Golda Cosner, sponsor. by Marie Reece Leit to right: janice Marth, Monte johnson, Miss Golda Gosner, Donna Nelson, and David Graves. CLASS UF 1957 Though the smallest class at Wyandotte, the freshmen are nevertheless active. They are now well acquainted with the school and are pre- pared to enjoy their next three years to the fullest. Freshman class enrollment this year was 226. 1 Officers were: Bob Harbison, presidentg Judy Jones, vice-presidentg Linda Swender, secretary, Gayle Kissick, treasurer, and Mr. Donald Kyle, sponsor. sr Left to right: Linda Swender, Bob Harbison, Mr. Donald Kyle, judy jones, and Gayle Kissick. Page 15 Page 16 IMAINTEN NLE Back row, leit to right: William Monroe, Glenwood Bengston, Henry Kearney, Robert Reed, Charles Barnett. Front row: William Leaton, Nellie Kennedy, Gladys Kline, Robert McCarty. Wyandotte is proud of her building and campus. Thanks go to her maintenance staff under the direction of Mr. Henry Kearney. Floors and halls are shiny clean, windows clear and spotless, and no matter what the weather the campus is always neat and trim. EAFETEHI Back row, left to right: Norma Wood, Margeritte Hill, Minnie Carmondy, Nell McCullough, Judith Belknap, Lottie Friedman, Emma Amsurd, Katherine Medved, Nora Adams, Birdie Rymus, Ellen Kent, Helen McBride, Florence Shrews- bury, Clara Mitchell. First row: Nora Gutzman, Sibyl Rednond, Doris jakylovich, Ethyl Crosswhite, Maude Hamlet, Pauline' Kalousek, Irene Hightower, Lena Brown. Under the direction of Mrs. Norma Wood, these busy ladies do their part in keeping Wyandotte students healthy and well fed by preparing meals that include foods from each of the basic seven groups. After eating a tasty meal, you may top it off with a piece of pie or cake that is fresh out of the oven. Besides cooking and serving, these ladies are experts in cleanliness. I I I E , X fx! Pg 17 'ik X T -1-v 'f K T vw---mm Sv xg 1 357545 iii 5? X , ,zgqw 8, is ,,-v 'w . 1-a.f k f me 've-ff ,,. . N f-ff ' .MQ ,, W 'QQ' x B ,sr 'X wi' , ' ff' Z x K If , xl kg' B gg V Q . .5 - .gy-inf, NN REID JANET m '---.... EAL and A HACKE1, USIE WGN . , - 11' f MILDRED ' Clubs S Co-editors m C le SWIM, Activities Qi ae- 'K my up ' A H Mg, , , Y ,-7 W r dj H EEBY. P0 SHAARON ST Y After Hours E . LADORIS HENL 4? CAROL R MARIE REEZTESELL' Seniors ' Administration DON GLADSON Photographer Q 362 Back row, left to right: Carol Crimmins, Jetta Sanders, joyce Story, Annetta Walter, Martha Mason, Sallie King, Betsy Williamson, Doris Kees, Barbara Chaplin, Deverl Simpson, Gene Malcom. Front row: Nicoletta Economy, Rilla jo Berve, Bonnie Erickson, Carol Brown, Shirley Staton, Mary Sue Poppe, Donna Nelson, joBeth Ellis, Betsy Shankland, Kathy Carter. Page 19 ATIU HL THESPIA by LaDoris Henley Back row, left to right: Martha Mason, Denise Brown, Mary jane McAfee, Shirley Bartowski, Don Conner, Richard Wilson, Mr. Knapp, Charles Wagner, Kathy Carter, Delores Skaggs, Carol Braly, Mary Chisham, john Schick. Second row: janet Watkins, Anne Schowalter, Ann Reid. Patricia Barckley, Glenn Smiley, Richard Lewis, Nancy Stutzman, janice Tipton, Mary Lou Vose, joAnn jata, Doris Baillie. First row: Nancy Woodson, Linda Myers, Beverley Carden, janice Coffman, Gail Shipman, Shirley jackson, janet Hoagland, Nicoletta Economy, Natalie Dubin, janet Long. . National Thespian is an organization composed of drama students. Members hold various positions ranging from a regular ten-point Thespian to a fifty-point Honor Thespian. They are recognized by their comedy and tragedy pins. Officers this year are Mary Jane McAfee, presidentg Glen Smiley, vice-president: Kathy Carter, treasurer, Beverly Carden, secretary, and Mr. Knapp, sponsor. ATIU HL PURE SIE by Betsy Shanlcland Back row, left to right: Mr. jensen, Darrell Knight, joe Phillips, Tom johnston, Harold McDaniels, Roger Wilson, Robert Ferluga, john Patten, Guy Farrar, Charles Shanlclin, Brad Lashbrook, jack Gorelick, joe McFall, Loren Taylor, Ward Brenniesen, Scott Stanley. Front row, left to right: john Schick, Edward Keyes, Nicki Economy, Sue Mason, Eleanor Knight, Martha Mason, Sherry Whistler, Marilyn Rawlins, Carey Muncy, Edward Nieman. Students to be eligible for the National Forensic League must be in the upper two-thirds of their class scholastically, and participate in debate tournaments or speech contests. Twenty points must be earned to be eligible. Mr. Leonard Jensen pilots this outstanding group. Page 20 I U ILL I1 SEHIJLI. by Janet Hackel mf? Back row, left to right: Betty Lou Douglas, Pat Sutton, Arm Reid, George Anthan, Gary Russell, G. W. Corporon, Carol Carlson, Marie Reece, Carol Russell, Betty Barbee. Front row: julia Everett, janet Hackel, Mildred Swim, LaDoris Henley, Susie MacNeal, Sandra Bannister, Shaaron Steeby, Marilyn Eaton, Pat Munsell. flip ' ,jf EN., 227961110 '.3c-,SQ f H att? pau ,b ffm i 1 -T V ' I Q ', 5,tR!KE,-1 EIS f' - The dream of every high school senior concerned it Iwi? T 5 with the school paper or yearbook is to make the Q K s . . . . . '-Q, . :'.Q ig? , Internatlonal journalistic Honor Society-Quill and 'Q g Scroll. f 5 E357 , . in The requirements to qualify are: Outstanding - 'th' j K' work in the field of journalism, above average grades, H i . and acceptance by the national secretary. Recom- G e mendations were made this year by Mr. Tharp and Mr. Corporon, twenty-three of which were accepted. Q Mr. Corporon is the chapter advisor. Officers for this year are: president, Gary Russellg vice-president, y ' Arm Reidg secretary, LaDoris Henleyg treasurer, K Betty Douglasg sergeant-at-arms, George Anthan. ff -f-..., 1.5, .- 1 ' ' H Page 21 WC if lil:Hl'l'li Lv? ciiflw'-+ of-fin M, ,Mqwj 14,-g W Q. safe by Nicki Economy .OA -rfkilmii. I'-K -LAJC13 fojfl fuullii 'tri ivdjm f R veleci i cj fiitjf Lo gnc 'Ui -L Q 2 fs if jto UM. BRAD L Page 22 et-fffqr iuifxcficov 5 MR. JENSON LKN S1-IANK CAREY MUN d CY a K an nd B0 ASHBROO B FERLUGA Many hours of hard work and study went into the preparation of this year's debate squad. The topic for the 1953-54 season being: Resolved-That the President of the United States should be elected by the direct vote of the people. The debate team under the supervision of Coach Leonard Jensen, consisted of Charles Shanklin, Brad Lashbrook, Care Munc Bob Ferluga, Roger Wilson, Harold McDaniel, Marilyn Rawlins, Nicki Economy ,John Patton, Ed Keyes, Y Y- Eleanor Knight, Darrell Knight, Martha Mason, Susan Mason, Joe McFall, Sherry Whistler, Ed Niemann, Joe Phillips, jack Gorelick, Loren Taylor. Starting off the season the debaters traveled to Fort Scott on October 30-31, but failed to place. Two weeks later with spirits still high, the jensenites went to Atchison where they took first place in the sophomore division. Following their Hrst victory the Bulldogs accepted Topeka's invitation and on November 20, Charles Shanklin and B d L hb k entered the serrii-finals onlyo to be defeated, thus taking third place. December 4-5 was a double event. ra as roo Coach Jensen split up his squad, sending half to Shawnee Mission and the other half to El Dorado. Charles Shanltlm and h' D mber 11-12 sent the Brad Lashbrook took second place at E1 Dorado, being defeated in the finals by Hutc mson. ece debaters to William Chrisman but their efforts were once again in vain. At the first tournament of the new year at Olathe, novice debaters john Schick and Ward Brenneisen took third ' l d t t events one was held place, failing to get into the finals by a flip of the coin. january 8-9, the team again trave e o wo , at Emporia and the other at North Kansas City, Missouri. The following week Wyandotte was host to 23 schools at the annual Wyandotte Debate Tournament on january ' A l the W andotte debaters 15-16. Hutchinson was the lucky team, taking first place for the second consecutive year. s usua, y did not compete for their own trophy. The regional tourney was held at Lawrence, January 23. Shanklin and Lashbrook along with Muncy and Ferluga rep- resented Wyandotte at this main event but they did not win enough debates to enter the finals. Thus, another season of ' th mselves debate ended with those involved having gained experience, self confidence and above all, the ability to express e well. WYANDUTTE DEBATE TUUHNAMENT gg md HAY EEE IJEEIEERS by Mildred Swim and Janet Hackel Yea Wyandotte! Let's go Bulldogs! These could well be the words heard from about four hundred Kay Cee members, cheering our foot- ball or basketball team on to victory. The membership of the pep club is history- making in size. The reason being the newly adopted constitution. This is the first year that anyone may join-be they sophomore, junior or senior as long as they fulfill the requirements. A new freshmen pep club has also been or- ganized. They too must fulfill the same require- ments as the upper classmen. This new system has worked very successfully under the able leadership and guidance of Mr. William Mc- Intire, the sponsor, or Mr. Mac as he is affectionately called. The Kay Cees sponsored three big dances: the Fall Festival, the Spring Festival, and the Spring Formal. A play and two athletic ban- quets were also on the agenda. We're sure everyone holds memories of at least one of these occasions. To belong to the Kay Cees is a high honor and to students wishing to join it is a challenge to make your years at Wyandotte memorable ones. Back row, left to right: Carey Muncy, presidentg Mr. Mclntire, sponsorg David Nance, sergeant-at-arms. Front row: Pat Sutton, secretaryf Ellen Proudlit, vice- president: Shaaron Steeby, treasurer. VARSITY EHEERLEARER5 s J 'U X? f -.. -J, N. m a 3 luck 4. as F X 5. 1 3 Y S ... s . ., . 1 fi, 1 Q ,A -. we We Left to right: Leola Mortensen, Shirley jackson, Mary Lou Voss D-x'e War - k L D rf H I B jane! Larson CCaptainj, janet Davies, Susie MacNeal, I I mc ' a ol en ey' any Douglas' Page 23 19 Carol Abernathy Allan Abrams Jerry Albright Anita Alexander Beulah Alexander Sharon Alexander Shirley Alkire Sally Allen Pat Amsrud Carol Anderson Lean Anderson axine Anderson David Andervich Sandra Andrews Peggy Anglen George Anthan Pat Armstrong Janet Atchison Ed Ash Sandra Ashton Dan Austin Judy Austin Dolores Ayers Bob Babbit Barbara Bailey Jane Baptist Patricia Barckley Kay Lynn Barclay Barbara Barkyoumb Ravenella Barnett John Barrett Etta Bartlett Geraldine Basch Roseann Bass Daphne Baxter Joan Beach Doris Beachboard Delores Beck Fred Benson Richard Berger Nancy Betz Carol Bizal Nancy Blackwell Nancy Bobbitt Barbara Bowler Donna Boyd Donna Boyer Carol Braly Loberta Breeze Ann Brenneisen Ward Brenneisen Virginia Briegel Joyce Bright Douglas Britt Marialice Brooks Carol Brown Denise Brown Mary Jane Brown Patricia Brown Wally Brown Leilani Bryson Marilyn Buckley Dolores Bukaty Brenda Burton Pat Calhoon Patsy Callahan Bonnie Campbell Doris Canfield Barbara Capps Beverley Carden Carol Carlson Delores Carr Judith Carr Susan Carson Kathy Carter Barbara Chaplin Marganna Childer s Charles Christenson Mary Ann Christiansen Diana Christoff HAY IIEE5 Mary Coffman Jan Coffman Beverly Collins Deane Collins Jeane Collins Judy Collins Mary Alice Collins Virginia Connell Don Conner Marilyn Cooper Carol Lee Cortright Patti Cox Don Cramer Myron Cramer Carol Crimmins Judy Cross Sandra Culver Adalene Curtis Janet Davies Martha Davis Myrna DeLozier Elaine Dempsey Robbie Denny Carolyn Derrington Lois Deutch Bob Divilbiss Betty Lou Douglas Mike Downs Doris Doyle Carol Dragosh Natalie Dubin Doris Duke Tisha Dunkelbarger Marilyn Eaton Nicoletta Economy Barbara Elder Gary Ellis Jo Beth Ellis Carolyn Engledow Bonnie Erickson Marilyn Ethridge Julia Everett Geraldine Fabac Winifred Faley Pat Folsom Nancy Falwell Sandra Falwell Guy Farrar Betty Farris Cynthia Fisher Gertrude Fisher Carol Fluegel Charles Foster Eleanor Foster Lois Fowlkes Loretta Franchett Judy Francis Judith Frederickson Martha Friedel Earlene Fry Lorretta Fry Nancy Fu jisaki Doris Gage Jan Lynn Gagel Marilyn Gaignat Carol Garnier Joan Garrity Barbara Gaunce Beverly Gerba Virginia Gillett Sandra Graves Patty Greenlee Deana Greer Mary Greiner Helen Gregovich Jeanne Grisgby Jean Goepfert Carolyn Goll Judy Goodbar Lanelle Gordon Paul Gorman Mary Haberkorn Janet Hackel Wilma Haden Jerome Hadusek Gloria Haldeman Milton Ham Sandra Hampton Roberta Hand Carol Hanson Patsy Harbord Gail Haren Mary Harrell Alison Hart Sheila Hartman Jo Donna Hartig Shirley Hasenbank Don Hataway Marilou Haworth Erlene Hawver Robert Hay Eileen Hayes Mary Ann Haynes Virginia Haynes Sheery Heathman Delores Hecke Don Heinbach Wanda Heisel Mary Ann Heitmey Jeannene Hendon LaDoris Henley Judith Hendrixson Jo Henry JoAnn Herod Jacqueline Hess Steve Hinds Janet Hoagland Ellen Hodges Ruth Hogard Lois Holmes Jinny Holter Deidre Hood Peggy Hopkins Mickie Hopson Dee Ann Hutchings Jan Jackson Shirley Jackson Jo Ann Jata Marjorie Jenkins Janis Jensen Jim James Nedra Johnson Ann Johnston Tom Johnston Judy Jones Larry Jones Dolores Kaminski Barbara Kapnick Linda Keele Doris Kees Sandra Keil Sandra Kellner Marcia Kelly Nina Kennedy Jay Kent Mona Kewley Madelyn Keyes Jane Kilburn Sallie King Gayle Kissick Robert Kissick Cynthia Kleitz Judith Klock Cynthia Kobett Beverly Kordasz Wilma Krohn Herman Kuklenski Carol Kukul: Karen Kukuk 2 S'l I, .ml-lralf' I RIM!!-ll HIP Barbara Kuran Joyce Laninger Fred I..aPort Antoinete LeRoukie Janet Larson Helen Lastelic Virginia Leaton Arlene Leffler Jerry Lewis Marjorie Linton Janet Long Susie MacNeal LeAnn Malcom Sylvia Mallin Donna Malotte Janet Mangan Irene Manglesdorf Marilyn Mann Sharon Manthei Doris Martin Gail Marsh Martha Mason Susan Mason Jimmy Massey Carol Masters Martha Masten Ruth Masters Mary Jane McAfee Phyllis McCampbell Patsy McDaniel Jo Ann McEvera Joe McFall Tom McGinnis Peggy McGuire Shirley McKain Bill McKee Dave McManis Margaret McNair George McNutt Marian McQuitty Cleda Medley Barbara Miller Jeanette Miller Jerre Miller Barbara Moles Linda Lioody Norma Mooney Delores Morgan Phyllis Morrell Wayne Morrell Leola Mortensen Jean Mourning Sue Mourning Carey Muncy Linda Myers Janet Naas Judy Naas David Nance Frank Naylor Donna Nelson Bonnie Nichols Charlie Nichols Donna Norman JoAnnette Norman Janet Nowin Kenneth Ogden Carol Orvis Patricia Oney Viola O'Neal Patricia O'Neil Frances Otey Ronald Ott Sandra Owens Sandra Parish Dennis Park Carol Patrick Barbara Patton Ardath Payne games Payne eanna Peckham Ii Y EEES Rose Peel Lynetta Perry William Peters Jean Petsch Joann Phillips Ronny Phillips Joyce Picknick Mary Pike Patti Placke Donna Plumlee Barbara Poffinbarger Mary Sue Poppe Nancy Porter Carol Prine Ellen Proudfit Cathy Rahija Barbara Rahija William Rankin Francis Rath Marilyn Rawlins Catherine Redick Dorothy Reece Marie Reece Norma Rees Ann Reid Marilyn Richards Virginia Richards Susan Riley Charlyne Robb Marilyn Robertson Lee Ann Rogers Judith Rood Betty Ross Marjorie Ross Jane Rumsey inda Rundle Carol Russell Barbara Sampson Janet Sanders Janette Sanders Jetta Sanders John Sanders Sandra Sanders John Schell David Schesser Helen Schick John Schick Shirley Schindel Carol Schmidt Marcia Schmidt Ronald Schmidt Anne Schowalter Valorie Schroeder Don Scott Dorothy Serafin Ray Serafin Arene Serman Bob Serman Betty Shaffer Sonja Shaffer Betsy Shankland Fred Shaumeyer Charles Shanklin Susan Sheets Edmond Shelleda Robert Shelley Nancy Sherry Nlarilyn Shive Gail Shipman Sally Shultz Ann Simmons Carole Simmons Linda Simmons Deveral Simpson Barbara Singer Jo Ann Sivits Delores Skaggs Barbara Slater Nancy Small Glenn Smiley Charlotte Smith Gayle Smith Helen Soptic Pat Sorter Caroline Soule Shirley Speaks Lenora Spoon Shirley Staton Shirley Stark Carol Steckling Shaaron Steeby Ruth Stephen Sandra Stephens Sheryl Stevenson Jack Stimac Judy Stitt Janet Stockdale Joyce Story Dale Strohl Joan Strohmeyer Carol Sturgeon Nancy Stutzman Pat Sutton Barbara Swan Linda Swender Ella Swigert Mildred Swim Sue Tanner Carey Tate Anita Taylor Janice Taylor Loren Taylor Sharon Taylor Shirley Taylor Sue Tnvlor Betty Terbovich Loralee Terbovich Patsy Thornburgh Jan Tice Fred Tilden Janice Tipton Geneva oothman Patsy Townsend Claudette Traffis Sheila Trull Bonnie Twitchel Karen Vance Carol Van Hooser Mary Lou Vose Barbara Wallace Mary Wardlow Carolie Wamer Dixie Warnick Deanna Watkins Janet Watkins Joy Watkins Mary Weiden Donna Weiss Audrey Wells Shirley Werbe Dick Wheat Marilyn Wheeler Karen Whisler Sherry Whistler Shirley White Linda Wilhelm Norma Willdermoo Richard Wilson Kay Williams Lorraine Williams Betsy Williamson Bill Wittenberg Barbara Woods Nancy Woodson Marjorie Woodruff Shirley Wright Dianne Xenos Dorothy Yadrich Connie Young d Q 3 'Ui i Page 25 B Team Cheerleaders Left to right: joan Stroh- meyer, Lee Ann Rogers, Deidre Hood, Myron Cramer, jo Beth Cramer, Sue Tanner, Sandra Culver, Mary Sue Poppe. MAsco'r MuGsv Freshman Cheerleaders Back row, left to right: Sheryl Stevenson, LeAnn Malcom, jinny Holter, Sonja Shaffer, Linda Swendef. Front row: jerry Lewis, Barbara Barkyoumb, Judith Hendrixson, Norma Mooney, Gayle Kissick. Page 26 A 5k43.S.:J QR-. .X KH .,4, s fir 1 4 -6 - Q' ! , ,N g q A SANDERS 341' R f f f w E A I x fk k j H? 5 :X KX fa-A 'ff i K A V ,Q - U, A L A A f . A .gig W A T T A 'A A 'K A , 5 ,A JJ ,zbu L ' Y BETTY T V . . . . Q , , Q W TERBOVICH - R ' TQIQ I7 A , XT! K Q ,k,.V' h MW AEM - I ' f '11. I B A ' N ak- .LL. , ' A M : ' CAROL -. - - 9 SPECKLING 3 JANETTE 155533 3 3 , y SANDERS Drum Major X A - N UL , Y Fi! Qi Q A f, A , D JN K X, '-'X fi Q,-1 R E WYANDOTTE GIRLS AMERICAN ROYAL PARADE Page 2 7 . t ,,,- , . .. VN, EU IIEHT Bll by Mildred Swim Clarinets from left to right: Ben Uhlig, Richard Grove, jim james, Connie Capp, Doris Gage, Mildred Swim, Donna Hampton, Charlene Smithhisler, Danise Proctor, Bill Hoover, jesse Harris, Tom Pike. Horns: David Catlett and Kenneth Ball. Flutes: Barbara Capell, Shirley Lea, Lois Holmes. Oboe: Harold Short. Baritones: Ron Christison, Gary Olsen, Ronnie Oldham. Trumpets: Eddie Coleman, jim Pickering, Bob Mancuso, Dick Catlett, Ronald Cranor, Don Downes, Bob Collins, Bill Hargrave, Bob Harbison, Ronald Carlson, Duane Wyatt, Ronald Salts, Paul Corbett. Saxaphones: Terry Williams, Pete Marquez, Eddie Yount, Gary Strole, Salvador Rodriguez, George Hand, Harold Baughn, Dennis Park, Bill Bright, jimmy Porch, Fred Shaumeyer. Trombones: Richard Mountford, O. J. Meng, Don Holder, Verne Davis, Dick Mathis, Charles Moore, Larry Tharp, Beverly Bicknell, Paul Plank, Dale Barber. Mr. Samuelson. Majorettes: Loberta Breeze, Carol Speckling, Jetta Sanders, Janette Sanders, Betty Terbovich. Percussion: jo Ann Garrity, Cecil Rudolph, Virginia Gambel, Virginia Richards. Basses: Dick Coleman, Bob Palmer, jim McKenzie. Paul Andrews. Drums: Shirley Caton, Bob White, Billy Maxons, Don Conner, jim Morris, Bob Thomann, Carol Pauley, Don Kruger. Eighty pair of marching feet belonging to the members of the Wyandotte Band in their snappy grey and scarlet uniforms, play a very important part in school activities. They play for football games, basketball games and pep assemblies. The band made colorful appearances and left good impressions at the American Royal Parade, Oklahoma Day at the Royal, Fire Prevention Parade, graduation exrcer- cises, and their spring concert. They take one trip out of town a year. This year they traveled to the Lawrence-Wyandotte game where they participated in the half time activities. The band is under the direction of R. A. Samuelson. Ol:f-ICGYS for the band are: president, Jim Jamesg vice-president, Don Downes: secretary, Jetta Sandersg treasurer, Paul Corbett: sergeants-at-arms, Terry Williams and Pete Marquez. Mr, Samuelson also teaches music theory and beginning band, orchestra and strings. The man- agers assisting Mr. Samuelson are Richard Grove, Don Downes, Eddie Coleman, Richard Mountford, Jere Hodshire and Harold Short. SYMPHU Y IIHIIHESTIU-l by Mildred Swim Open the door of room 271 any day of the week during third hour and you will find the Wyan- dotte High School Symphony Orchestra. Composed of eighty-five members, the group plays for many varied events among which are: plays, National Honor Society, Baccalaureate service, variety show and annual spring concert. Under the direction of Mr. R. A. Samuelson the orchestra takes one out of town trip a year. Another highlight of the year was the combined orchestra and band Christmas party held in the music room. The officers for the orchestra are: president, Bob Palmerg vice-president, George Mc- Nuttg secretary, Carol Bralyg treasurer, David Graves, sergeants-at-arms, Hulen jenkins and Bob Hay. Violins, from lelt to right: Lois Davis, George McNutt. Marie Reece. Marilyn Gunderman, Bonnie Erickson, Virginia Richards, Carol Prime, Ruth Ackley, Maryann Herold, Gail Marsh, Bob Westfall, julia Ann Herrick, Bob Huddleston, Boyd Leighow, j. R. Shuck, jerry Howard, Kenneth Carpenter, Elvira Rameriz, Virginia Gambel, Nicki Economy, Cleda Medley, Eddie Neiman, Leonard May, Bonnie Twitchell, janet Nowin, Harold Smith, Dora Sue Twitchell, T. j. Gibson, Gary Merrit, Francis Darr, jim McCoy, Billy Caton, Henry Bruner Pete Marquez. Flutes: jere Hodshire, Lois Holmes. Oboe: Harold Short. Cello: Bob Palmer, Patsy Hartman, Barbara Gerba, Audrey Anderson, Mary Francis Chop, jim Rhodes, Carol Hanson, Gracie Hale, Ruth Snyder. Clarinets: janet Cathell, Dee Ann Hutchings, Norma Rees, Richard Grove, jerry Ayers, Char- lene Smithhisler. Violas: Hulen jenkins, Caroline Soule, Karen Easley, George Thomas, john Samuelson, Bill Haught, Marjorie Roberts, Carol Anderson at the piano. Horns: David Graves, Theron Bynum, Kenneth Ball. Trumpets: Eddie Coleman, Bob Hay, jim Pickering. Basson: Ben Uhlig. Trombones: O. j. Meng, Dick Mathis, Gary Olsen, Carl Boxley, Richard Mountford. Mr. Samuelson, conductor. Bases: jan jackson, Kenneth Howard, julia Everett, Harold McPherson, Rollie Harvey, Sandra Grant, jim McKeinze. Percussion: Charles Christenson, Bill Maxon, Don Kruger. ., A-fa K i lIllPPELI.l-l IIHUIH by Marie Reece Back FOW, left to right: Richard Ottens, Dick Van Hooser, Francis Rath, Dean Patterson, Bruce Ford, Victor Giit, -Emi BFZISY, Paul Anglen, joe Poje, jimmy Goss, jerry Bradbury, jerry O'Neill, Wayne Katz, Bob Chanowski, Rudy ras ovrc . Third row: Marjorie Ross, Kathleen Stimac, Nancy Forrester, Ann Reid, Mary Pike, Sue Taylor, Nellie Siscoe, Carol Dragosh, Shirley Speaks, Mary Wardlow, Shirley Wright, Carol Loe, Sandra Parish. Second row: Carol Haworth, Betty Shaffer, Doris Cleveland, Dorothy Seraiin, Arlene Lelfler, Pat Amsrud, Miss Theis, Carol Braly, Virginia Leaton, Sylvia Ring, Marlene Wade, Georgia Smith. A First row: jo Donna Hartig, Doris Howerton, Pat Lister, jeane Collins, Betty Schmidt, jo Beth Ellis, Patty Greenlee, Barbara Moser, Viola Bond, Shirley Kling, Deane Collins. Many enjoyable programs were presented again this year by the vocal music department which con- sists of the A Cappella Choir, a Girls' Ensemble, and the Boys' and Girls' Glee Clubs. Working with the instrumental music department, the traditional Christmas program was presented to the student body. Other programs of solos, duets and appearances by the Girls' Ensemble were enjoyed by the school and community. The Variety Show was also a highlight of the year. The vocal music department is under the direction of Miss Marguerite Theis. AECUMPANISTS Left to right: janet Witkins, Margie Ross, Barbara Gerber, Betsy Shankland, David Chelesnik, Carol Braly, jo Beth Page 30 Ellis, jeane Collins, judy Cross. EIHL5'BLEE CLUB Y 4 A WN 1 Back row, left to right! Dean Collins, Peggy Anglen, Barbara Gerber, Nancy Nool, Betty Schmidt, Shirley King, Doris Martin, Pat Barckley, Ruth Potter, Sylvia Timothy. Third row: Georgia Smith, Eileen Hays, Charis Van Inwegen, Mary Lou McCarren, Pat Amsurd, Pat Williamson, Carol Patrick, Patty Greenlee, Betty Ross, Phyliss Stauifer, Sandra Parish. Second row: Nancy Sells, Barbara Montgomery, Barbara Moser, Shirley Kling, Pat Banderman, Miss Theis, Nathalie Faris, Annabelle Buttrick, Diana Helrn, Dixie Saunders, Sandra Denhan1. First row: Pat Bishop, Delores Pennington, Norma Willdermood, Carol Haworth, Carol Van Hooser, Gertrude Fisher, Alberta Cowan, Gloria Williams, Judy Cross, Marian Parker, Ada Mae Blankenship. BUYS'ELEE EL Left to right: David Chelesnik, Ray Seraiin, Eddie Runer, Richard Holm, joe Stimetz, Charles Moore, Richard Piper, joe Poje, Harold Miller, Richard Tranckino, Bob Pry, Miss Theis, jerry Bradbury, Wendell Durrant, Roger Sandeen, jack Shoemaker, Ben Frai, Louis VVood, Stanley Howard, Bob Chan owski. Larry Roland, Bunk Morris, jerry O'Neill, Sam Boettge. Accompanist: Margie Ross. Page 31 Page 32 Hlllllfl PHUHUIITIU by Carol Russell Back row, left to right: Duane Osborne, john TheroH, Kenneth Boring, Nancy Forrester, Mr. Billingsley, La Vonne Cahill, jim james, David Nance. Front row: Kathryn Henry, Betsy Williamson, Dorthy Seralin, Carolyn Soule. Every Thursday afternoon you can see the eleven members of the Radio Production Class leaving the school. They're not ditching sixth hour, you understand, just heading for Radio Station KCKN. At the studio they make a tape recording of their program which is presented on Sunday afternoon at 4: 15 p.m. News and interviews, panel discussions on teen-a ge problems, dramatic presentations and talent shows have been on the agenda for this past year. It takes a lot of initiative and a tremendous amount of work, of which Mr. H. A. Billingsley receives his share, to get everything off smoothly. Through the strains of their thcme song, Jet, someone says, That's all kids. Nice show. HTIU ill. ABT HU UH SUCIETY by Donna Nelson Left to right: Donna Bicknell, Sandra Falwell, Marilyn Eaton, Sandra Albers, Miss Hughes, Donna Nelson, Dora Twitchell, Beverly Carden. The National Art Honor Society was founded to give encouragement and recognition to art students. A student is eligible during any year, freshman, sophomore, junior or senior and may maintain member- ship if grade. ethical and moral standards are maintained. The student must have a grade average of a two in art and at least a three in all other subjects, including art and no failure grades. They submit ten pieces of original work done during the year and the'subjects are to be done in three different med- iums. To gain membership they must receive at least two out of three votes of three competent judges. They then put up a One Man Show at the spring exhibit which follows the induction ceremony. Last year seventeen people were accepted as charter members to the Wyandotte Chapter of the National Art Honor Society, of these, nine are still at Wyandotte. Miss Hughes is the sponsor. Nam. Page 33 Page 34 SE IUH EL!-XSS presents Front row, left to right: Ed Ash, Marilyn Eaton, Duane Osborn, Mary Lou Vose. Second row: Mr. Knapp, Bob Chanowski, Ellen Proudfit, Shirley Bartkowski, Richard Wilson, Delores Skaggs, Charles Shanklin, jan Coffman, Pat Munsell. Third row: Pat Cox, jan Hoagland, Caroline Soule, Pat Cole, Doris Baillie, jo Ann jata, 3113 :5 Se2f eq f. ? Q, ,M ' .Q::f,.g, mf I f, ff. aw Q S X x E 1 1 A 1 2 X it X a .Af X I s 5 ag is SQ if-1 1 -215 .5 'r g yy n 1' K . t . S V i X A 4 ,QR i?'frfiv:f 34,551 sf , nl' .V kg X Li . Y Ka 5.-Q f 'Q 'x...,f 1 SE YV, Q 'iw l W . gg ' x I ais - 1 ' e f f 6 ' xr 09:5 1 5 Q tl' Q I 8 s , 2 -,I i Kf - Q x K2 Q Ty.. .ff J Page 36 Hi-Y Talent Show Winners 1. David Graves fabove leftj 2. Kathyrn Henry fnot picturedj 3. Rhythm Kings fbelowj 4. Wayne Katz fleftj QQQN ,Ag-A GRA.. vffQ'ivv5'N. 1 V' Q. t r-Q 9 - vvqvvw I v '.e?,fg 4 f5 f f' 1. . , 3 -in BB X, -4: A 5:1 xg , ,nav-.gas i 4 X wits Ka, W f M R' F .. K, f bw' Page 39 Page 40 SUEIAL EUUNEIL by Susie M acN eal Back row, left to right: Clyde Pierce, Bob Shanklin, Donna Nelson, Mr. Johnson, Carey Muncy, Ellen Proudfit, Bob Hay, David Nance, David Graves. Second row: Nancy Fujisaki, Pat Sutton, George Laddish, Shaaron Steeby, Monte Johnson, Janet Larson, Dick Harman, Susie MacNeal, Carol Braly. Front row: Janice Marth, Carol Van Hooser, Betsy Shankland, Sandra Parish, Jimmie Massey. Wyandotte's Social Council is a newly organized group consisting of the officers of the Senior, Junior and Sophomore classes, the Student Council, the Girls' League, and the Kay Cees. The purpose of this organization is to co-ordinate the major activities scheduled for Wyandotte students. The council is sponsored by Principal R. C. Johnson. HIHL5'LEHHUE EUUNCIL by Shaaron Steeby Back row, left to right: Patricia O'Neil, Julia Herrick, Pat Sortor, Carol Braly, Nancy Forrester, Joann Phillips, Catherine Redick, Carol Anderson, Janice Marth, Barbara Ch aplin, Marilyn Buckley. Front row: Mary jane McAfee, JoBeth Ellis, Jimmie Gail Massey, Nancy Fujisaki, Betsy Shankland, Sandra Parish. Virginia Richards, Sherry Whistler.' Every girl who enters Wyandotte is automatically a member of the Girls' League. At the first of the year the League held its annual assembly to introduce the various clubs. Following this was a slumber party in the gym, and the Christmas formal at the Pla-Mor Ballroom. The club also sponsored a barn dance, bowling tournament, the Mother-Daughter Banquet, and an assembly in the spring to present candidates for election in the coming year. This year's officers are: Nancy Fujisaki, president, Betsy Shankland, vice-presidentg Jimmie Massey, secretaryg Sandra Parish, treasurer. BIIILS' SWIMMING III. by Cathy Carter ff' aff, lvl f Back row, left to right: Ellen Proudfit, Nedra johnson, Sandra Keil, Kay Barclay, Mary Ann Christiansen, Valorie Schroeder, Virginia Richards, Martha Davis, Barbara Capell, Beverly Bicknell, Loralee Terbovich. Third row: Miss Hill, Carol Haworth, joanne Grosko, Nancy Collins, Maria Garza, Alvena Early, Sherry Whistler, Marcia Schmidt, janet Nowin, Dianne Xenos, Doris Kees, Patsy Callahan, Wilma Haden, Second row: Nancy Sherry, Earlene Fry, Ravenella Barnett, Catherine Redick, Margaret McNair, Carole Simmons, Dee Ann Hutchings, Millie Wheeler, janet Larson, Ann Brenneisen. Front row: jinny Holter, Janis Jensen, Linda Myers, Donna Fox, Pat Amsrud, Carol Prine, Linda johnson. The Swimming Club, directed by Miss Ardis Hill, is composed of girls interested in furthering their swimming abilities. These girls have chosen swimming as an extra activity and swim once a week through- out most of the year. The members, led by officers Millie Wheeler, Janet Larson, and Ann Brenneisen worked to improve their swimming, diving, and to learn different swimming techniques. A Life Saving Course was a major activity of the club this year. All these skills were featured at the bi-annual Swim Show given November 23 and 24. SWIM SHUW 1 viz vm' . mf 'Q' into tiet itsrsga LW , K i . W .ttf X , so iqfefwi. ae, ,,.., awww, Page 41 Y-'I' E E S by Doris Kees HI-Y by jo Beth Ellis Page 42 Back row, left to right: judy Ellis, jan jackson, Shirley Hasenbank, Marilou Haworth, Carolyn Engledow, Minerva Duermyer, joAnn Warford, janet Robinette, Mary jane Brown, Pat Cole, Marie Reece, Eva jo Fichtner, Betty jean Covington, Anna Viola Sage, joyce Glover, Rita Rae Moss, Doris Doyle, Carol Cagan, Marjorie Linton. Fifth row: Phyllis Morrell, Ella Swigert, Mary jane Park, Virginia Haynes, Floy Kelso, Sandra Bruner, Lois Davis, Barbara Gaunce, Gail Stott, Eloise Alderson, Bonnie Speer, Alberta Cowan, Nancy Payton, Mary Cowan, Annie Marie Pay- ton, Roe jean Kinney, Lois Holmes, Marilyn Mann. Fourth row: Eleanor Foster, Loretta Franchett, joyce Bright, Doris Duke, janice Newitt, Naomi Ross, Marjorie Roberts, Beverly Bettison, Darlene Cook, joann Striggow, Trudy Manczuk, Carol jones, Sandra Moody, Mary Tinsley, Uveda Fry, Marilyn Parker, Loretta Moore, judy Francis, Mary Wardlow, Mary Ann Haberkorn. Third row: Pat Ogren, Mary Thomas, Barbara Nash, Katherine Morris, Anita Alexander, Beulah Alexander, Shirley Stack, Sue Misenhelter, Carolyn Payne, Shirley Misenhelter, Roseann Ottens, Sandra Ashley, Linda Schlegel, Nancy Porter, Peggy Hardesty, Carolyn Bizal, Brenda Barton, Patsy McDaniel. Second row: Linda Myers, Myrna james, Adrienne Novak, Sandra Werp, jo Ann Manczuk, Beverly Kordasz, julia Ann Herrick, Marilyn Ethridge, Patti Placke, Charis Van Inwegan, Dorothy Eaton, jo Ann Holek, Delores Morgan, Nina Kennedy, joann Phillips, Pat Armstrong, Mary Ann Haynes. Front row: Carol Cortright, Lucille Samyn, Sammy Little, Sara Sue Stewart, Doris Baillie, Alvena Early, Dee Ann Hutchings, Carol Anderson, Maria Garza, Mildred Swim, Martha Kay Friedel, Esther Holloman, judy Naas, Linda Moody, Roberta Hand, Adalene Curtis. The Y-Teen organization, a junior branch of the Y.W.C.A., is open to all girls at Wyandotte and has 146 members this year. Outstanding projects are: for four months visiting a hospital or home where service work is being doneg and giving an S80 junior College scholarship to some girl. Contributions made to the school include selling pencils containing football and basketball schedules, and having charge of the Len- ten services preceding Easter vacation. Officers for this year are Carol Anderson, presidentg Dee Ann Hutchings, vice-president, Alvena Early, secretaryg Maria Garza, treasurer. The sponsors are Miss Mary Crown, Miss Helena Pajecki, Miss Barbara Engelman, and Miss Lavina F. Dille. Back row, left to right: George Sherman, Francis Lemery, jay Kent, jay Knox, Bob Divelbiss, Robert Lasher, Bill Peters, Kenneth Ogden, Marvin Mathia, john Sanders, Dennis Walker. Third row: Bob White, David Schesser, jerry Howard, Roger Sandy, H. j. Kuklenski, Richard Salts, Bill Wittenberg, Owen Sully, Bill Haught, jim Head, LeRoy Hedstrom jimmy Rhodes. Second row: jerry Sharp, Terry Kraft, Steve Hinds, jim Briley, Don Novak, K. I. Stubblefield, L. L. Plummer, Marion E. Divelbiss. Front row: jim Wilson, Art Morasch, Paul Gorman, jim Poarch, David Lee Werp, Eddie Niemann. To create and extend throughout the school and community, high standards of Christian character, leadership, and service, is the purpose of the Hi-Y Club Sponsored by Marion E. Divelbiss, L. L. Plum- mer, and K. I. Stubbleiield. The club operates concession stands, check stands, book sales, and sponsor the all school talent show. Members and sponsors attended out-of-town conferences at Topeka, Ottawa, and Emporia. Officers for the first semester were: president, jim Briley, vice-president, Steve Hinds, secretary, David Schesser and treasurer, David Werp. Those presiding over the second semester were: president, 1 QQ-nun 'l'Jinrh-- ui.-A nv-nah-Inn+ Din!-.nf-A C014-0. .-nn.--A-ne-Q' In.. 'llvusu nnfl L-nn---.-nf D311 KITILA-A.-.L,..... H U Il I Z U li I. B by Betsy Williamson Back row, lett to right: judy Francis, Sharon Taylor, Caroline Soule, Barbara Bailey, Ravenella Barnett, Diana Christot7, Bonnie Campbell, Carol Patrick, Dorothy Yadrich, Mildred Swim, Marie Reece, Sandra Ashton, Linda Myers, judy Carr, jean Anderson, judy Clock, Marilyn Gaignat, Beverly Monroe, Esther Holoman, Norma Mooney. Third row: Barbara Swan, Mary jane Brown, Eileen Hayes, Michael Downs, Barbara Bowler, Marilyn Mann, Virginia Gillett, Mary Lou Frakes, Gayle Smith, julia Herrick, Sally Schultz, julia Everett, Marilyn Roberton, Marjorie Woodrugg, Linda Schlegel, joanne Herod, Velma Thompson, Sue Hambelton, Carol Rentschler, Sheryl Stevenson, janet Nowin. Second row: Lois McMillin, Maxine Cody, Alma Borst, Betty Lour, Lois Holmes, Ruth Hogard, Carol jones, Marilyn Parker, Loretta Moore, Ann Peterson, Donna Malotte. Front row: Esther Bosler, Marie Bryant, Gwendolyn Hall, Ann Chisham, Mary Weiden, Shirley Staton, Norma Will- clermood, Catherine Redick, Virginia Richards, Roseann Bass. The Horizon Club is the branch of the Camp Fire Girls' organization for senior high school students, although any senior high girl may belong .The tri-purpose of this club is to flj give service, CZJ make friends, C3j and have fun. The club has many activities such as making favors for hospital patients, the annual overnight camping trip, and the officer installation dinner honoring the seniors. This year's officers are: Catherine Redick, president, Shirley Staton, vice-president: Virginia Richards, secretary, Norma Willdermood, treasurer, and Janice Marth, historian. Sponsors are Miss Smither, Miss Mettlin, Miss Martin, and Miss Norman. J LIBRARY IILUB by Carol Brown Back row, left to right: Mary jane Park, Minerva Duermyer, janet Baker, Barbara Wallace, Shirley Hasenbank, Sandra Kellner, Carolyn Engledow, Shirley King, joyoe Glover, Sue Hambelton, Gerry Vera, Marilyn Gaignat. Front row: George Sherman, joy Watkins, Betty Purcell, Linda Myers, Kathy Karcher, Mary Ann Chisham. The Library Club is sponsored by Miss Mildred Norman and Mrs. Jean Alcan. Organized for purely social purposes, club meetings are held the first Tuesday of each month. Members are drawn chiefly from the library apprentices-past and present. Officers are: Linda Meyers, presidentg Betty Purcell, secretary- treasurer, and Kathleen Karcher, general chairman. Page 43 5 2 . it ' un.. .r-' - UI ' - Uflulvr . CK Jan' B' K' Back rovf'-SleghssesliihrisfgnslnlPillslyrililirnbzfrgg' llzletzggetlf Payne, Jima Herr' , e Dale Tomi? keele, Rfxlhjzin ezfai Cole, GW O se , p fficia Babicki, Jaffe fa l 1 . ' 9 ' ' , a SWMMWHWMMWMMWMMW ELASSIEAI Verne Da ' , BetSY Shulggont rowg. Joyce Stagg, Payton. Miller, Kay W1ll1amS, a Romans, constantly waging a war of declensions and conjugations, meet the first Monday of each month. The organization of the club, patterned after the Roman Republic includes first and second year Latin students, and former Latin students. Interesting activities of the sodalists included a Roman Banquet, attending a travelogue of the Mediterranean Isles at Town Hall, and attending the State junior Classical Club meeting. The officers are as follows: consul, julia Herrick: scribe, Sally Shultz: questor, Verne Davis: sergeant-at-anns, Gary Olsen. The sponsor is Miss Mettlen. The French Club, under the sponsorship of Miss Nina Howe, consists of those students that have taken, or are now taking French, and are interested in knowing more about this fascinating country. The St. Catherine's Day dinner and a talk by Mrs. Lillian Sands, who is from Algeria, were just two of the many interesting activities of this year. The officers are: Karan Easley, president: LaVon Cahill, vice-president, Carol Russell, secretary, and Carolyn Soule, treasurer. B 1.- shelbyacjoflzw, left fo ,ight S Collinsj e Glover, 3arb1araU?f1 Carson Carol R 5 Inger, 1 . uss I1 cafolliiond row: Mary A Anita Alexander? kfLaV0H Cahill My Capel! Soulef Sand nn Christi ' afar' Vance l -'ton Ham J , ra Stephens J ansen, Nancy W 1 M133 Howe Fi iffy F,-ont , anet H 00ds0n I au ine row: Kathefi ackelf Jan Q ' Carol F1 ne Dodd Don Offman M - uegelf Kare ' Ha Bicknell ' a 'PH E111 - Easley l M ndge B ' af? Wardlow, ' Hfbara EL B by Susie Poppe PHE EH EL Page 44 by Carol Russell Ill BECK' row 1 f . Muncy Bob 21 e t to right: Louis Be., Co ' ' ay' Johfl Sch ll ler, Kenneth' S P iq I S H n'Lf?ft:0ung. Judy Francis. Zois llaiitty Lou D06Hlas, Mar' I' oy Petofl. Ronnie Ott C Williamsonrovligililacllg Gzvrelick, Eddieogziziilwalgy Agifn Haberfoii 522352-Elgnne Schciwatxgi' Elaine Dem mu Ht, Kath ' af fffor B ' is. Carol B ' ps , Y Carre , Sr ' Hfbara WK 1, rown. E L B Ogrelfol-55,111 roepi: jgigcfeurzlijg Cgrol StukIlingYlZg,enIgl3'iirBonnie Ericg-Zoifebggnii-geragi-,Afietsy II, ary Chish , fafbafa Wh.t Own, ec - am' Ruth Ackleyj Marieam. Carol patrick' Valorial mer, Carol Crimmins, B ' S . N l Third row. Phi? Szlrgeon. Miss SfaDlGt05Cl1r0eder, Neldra johnstoifbfxa Chaplin. Par L - ' ' Iss t . l . ,. an 5 by USIB UC ea Bgigeulgch, Rug, MaSterZi1sDtZ9lyanice Newiff, Sally Shultz D cy tutzman, Sego jlston, Eloise Alderson e Hood, Linda Wjlhem .large Igrothy Yadrich, Sheila 7-run , fl FOW: Sa d ' ' al-Ttist Ch - , Sylwa Iwauin '7 VH Culver Su - 1 ans Van Inwe . Ba b ,' S16 Poppe, J I gen' Norman, Irene Manglggs Kapnzclr, Natalie Duglizet Long, Cynthia Fisher lg Front row: Guy Fargf, Igana Gafza- H' Sandra Falwell, Susan Sli Strohmeyer' F' am' B'alY- JO Annette Norman A d gets' Donna . U rey Andersen. 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 pinata, the trip to the Tampico for a Spanish movie, and the line party to a Spanish restaurant. The club sponsor is Miss Judith Stapleton. The officers for the year are: president, Carol Bralyg secretary, Guy Farrar: vice-president, Joanette Norman, and treasurer, Audrey Andersen. The German Club consists of members who have taken or are now taking German. The basic purpose of the German Club is to further understand the culture of German language and customs. The club meets once a month and also has several parties throughout the year. The officers are: president, Pat Munsellg vice-president, Charles Shankling secretary-treasurer, B E Il N Annetta Walters, and sponsor, Rev. Nothnagel. M M nfs Dave C a ' ber, Kenny Payne' d I, Kenny Fife' . R . Back row, left to g?htLrGlaQZnGl-Egigwiy, Ga,-yxlglis,Esfllatlfjngvalter, Pat Munsell, ev ov v ay r E Il Leonlaiiigliaribxgrrgdln Davis. E011 Iigliesriiesdlillzabeth gladyfi Medley Kathy Kalgcheli Clifford 1 e ' Her er ' . is' e - ' ' Idine asc , Id Butters, ey Lois Dav . U Stephen, Gera Nothnagel' Gera Sam 'I'aYl0f- lo Dew b Bates Willlam t' : , I v I Sop IC- by Barbara Chaplin ifififninriviifuflfj Chvifiiiiafihiiiiiiiiilnan?Cynthia Kobetf, Isle en . ef, , Q Wade, Lloyd Bus 5 Page 45 S by Rilla Jo Berve I TEH llTIll AI. HELATIU 5 CLUB by janet Hackel Back row, lelt to right: Warren Benson, jean Scales, Patsy Hartman, Marie Reece, Pat Cole, jan jackson, joe McFaIl, Robert Kissick, Dave McManis, Gary Olsen, Charles Christenson, LeRoy Hedstrom, Bill Davis, Verne Davis, Robert Sheley, Bob Watkins, Bob Baldwin, Willard Murphv. Third row: Roseann Bass, Barbara Chaplin, Deloris Bukaty, Shirley Wright. Shirley Staton, Barbara Gerber, Anne Schowalter, Mary Ann Brooks, Carol Fluegel, Deanna Peckham, Diana Chrisoff, Connie Young, judy Rood, Doris Baillie, Alvena Early, janice Newitt. Second row: Rita Rae Moss, Adalene Curtis, Nancy Stutzman, Carol Crimmins, Donna Nelson, Shirley jackson, Dixie Warnick, janet Larson, Barbara Sampson, Lea Mortensen, Sandra Falwell, Anita Alexander, Susan Sheets, Bar- bara Kapnick Irene Manglesdorf, Sandra Keil, julia Ann Herrick, Patti Kauffman, Maria Anthan, Carol Anderson, Phyliss Houston. Front row: Linda Patterson, Marilyn Rawlins, Ann Chisham, Nicki Economy, joyce Story, Rilla jo Berve, Carol Abernathy, Lois Holmes, Ruth Hogard, Marilyn Mann, jo Ann Herod, Natalie Dubin. With the world situation as it is and the trouble abroad, there isn't one person who isn't inter- ested in peace. This is the aim of UNESCO, and our International Relations Club is a member of UNESCO. The club hears foreign speakers, has parties, and studies the foreign situation. Although there are no officers, the club has a chairman presiding at each meeting. Miss Lulu McCanles is the sponsor. Back row, lelt to right: Dick Nastov, Bruce Irwin, jerald Robnett, Bill Kampmeier, Mr. Kuhl. Middle row, left to right: Bob Rodina, Kick Sackuvich, Ronald Cook, Ralph Binger, Don Heinbach, Frank Naylor Ken Karcher. Front row, leit to right: David Andervich, Norman Dunwoodie, james O'Haro, Paul Gorman, Francis Rath, Harold Smith, john Bulleri. The C.Q. Club, sponsored by Mr. Kuhl, consists of boys interested in amateur radio. With two stations on the air, the future plans include the radio enthusiasts working to obtain their amateur radio licenses. This year's president is Bill Kampmeierg vice-president, Gerald Robnettg secretary, Ken Karcher, treasurer, Carey Muncy. Page 46 DRAMA CLUB byAnnReid at Cb s--H' Front row, left to right: Kathy Carter, Betty Ross, Marcia Schmidt, jim james, john Schick, Glenn Smiley, janice Coffman, Mr. Knapp, Gail Shipman, Marilyn Eaton, Shirley jackson, Barbara Sampson, Carol Garnier, Sheila Hartman, joyce Picknick. Second row: Bonnie Twitchell, Sandra Parish, Marjorie Ross, Carol Lee Warner, Marilyn Mann, janet Watkins, janet Long, Nickie Economy, Beverly Carden, Carol Cartwright, Ester Holloman, Eugene Malcom, Carol Abernathy, Nancy Woodson, Lanelle Gordon, Delores Hecke, Cynthia Fisher, joan Strohmeyer, Mary Ann Brooks, Linda Patterson. Third row: Dorothy Rodina, Theresa Thomas, Marilyn Gaignat, Donna Nelson, joyce Story, Susan Carson, Virginia Leaton, Sylvia Ring, Joanne Howard, Susie Poppe, joy Watkins, jo Beth Ellis, Margaret McNair, Alvena Early, Katherine Dodd. Doris Baillie, jim Wilson, john Barrett, Ann Chisham, Sylvia Mallin, janice Tipton, Martha Kay Friedel, Carol Bizal. Fourth row: Virginia Gilbreath, Barbara Whitmore, Gracie Hale, Marie R. Reece, jackie Owens, Betty Schmidt, Marilyn Cooper, Marilyn Rawlins, Martha Mason, joAnn jata, Nancy Golubski, Sara Sue Stewart, Loberta Breeze, Shirley Bart- kowski, Nathalie Farris, Pat Cole, jan jackson janice Smith, Pat Bregg, Barbara Gerber, Anne Schowalter, Patsy Hartman, Mary jane Parks, Sonja Schetier, Shaaron Steeby. Fifth row: Pat Barokley, Carol Russell, jan Tice, Nancy Stutzman, Linda Myers, jo Dewey, jo Ann Sivits, Marianne Herold, Kathy McCoy, Kay Pearson, Sallie King, Ann Reid, jere Russell, Susan Sheets, Fred Shaumeyer, Richard Lewis, Carey Muncy, Richard Wilson, Ed Ash, Don Connor, Duane Osburn, jack Gorelick. The Drama Club is made up of any person interested in the theater. Not only actors, but persons interested in make-up, scenery, publicity, and all other phases of dramatic arts. At many of the meetings, students of drama give short, one-act plays. State Fair, the annual play was given early this spring by the club members. The ofiicers are: Glen Smiley, presidentg Mary Jane McAiTee, vice-presidentg Shirley Jackson, secretaryg Nancy Woodson, treasurer, Beverly Carden, historian. UTUHE NURSES' EL B by LaDoris Henley Planke, Gail Smith, jackie Owens, Anna Marie Margaret Golubski, Rae jean Kenney. Sue Stewart, Marcia Champe, Mrs. Leland Speer, Back row, left to right: Nancy Lee Mayberry, Georgia Ott, Ruth Payton, Shirley King, Doris Baillie, Loretta Garstecki, Rilla jo Berve, Second row.j Claudette Traffis, Miss Griffith, Anita Alexander, Sara Nancy Betz. Front row: Patricia Babicki, Virginia Richards, Alvena Early, Nancy Payton, jean Anderson, janet Atchison. The Nurses' Club is composed of any girl at Wyandotte interested in the field of nursing. This year the girls helped make cancer bandages and devoted some of their time to helping, reading, and nursing children in the children's ward at the various hospitals. The officers are: Sara Sue Stewart, president, Marcia Champe, vice-president, Anita Alexander, secretaryg Miss Griliith and Mrs. Leland Speer, co- sponsors. Page 47 EH.. by LaDoris Henley Page 48 Back row, left to right: Betsy Shankland, Margie Hamilton. Adalene Curtis, Eloise Alderson, Barbara Gaunoe, Pat Sutton, Carol Hanson, Mary Alice Collins, Pat Cole, Darlene Cook, Carol Braly, Gail Shipman, joAnne Striggow, Mildred Swim, Beverly Bettison, Linda Meyers, Marcia Champe, Beulah Alexander, Shirley Stark, Lorretta Moore, jo Ann Sivits, Lanelle Gordan, Lois Davis, jinny Holter, Susan Riley, Gayle Haren. Second row: Gayle Kissick, Katherine Morris, Cleda Medley, Betty Barkoski, janet Cathell, Rae Barret, Nancy Sherry, Anne Schowalter, Sandra Falwell, Nancy Fujisaki, Shirley jackson, janet Larson, Marilyn Buckley, Anita Alexander, Marilyn Parker, Lucille Samyn, Betty Ross, Audrey Wells, Carol jones, Sammy Little, Shirley Brendel. Front row: joanne Herrod, Linda Slagel, Delores Hecke, Georgia Smith, Ruth Bassett, Nancy Woodson, Carol Garnier, janet Hoagland, Donna Bicknel, janet Watkins, Marilyn lllann, Nancy Nikson, Ada Blankenship, Sandra Parish, joBeth Ellis, Barbara Nash. The Future Homemakers of America is open to all girls at Wyandotte who have enrolled in a home- making course. Activities this year consisted of a Christmas party where members sent food and clothing overseas, and a talk on hair styling by Mrs. Lemmon. Officers are Pat O'Neil, president, JoBeth Ellis, vice-presidentg Sandra Parish, secretary, and Betsy Shankland, treasurer. Sponsors are Mrs. Roy, Miss Smithers, Mrs. Winters, and Miss Lint. ABT EL B by Sallie King Back row, left to right: Nancy Smith, Katherine Dodd, Margaret McNair, Beulah Alexander, joan Beach, Sallie King, Barbara Bowler, Charlotte Smith, Marcia Kelly, Anne Schowalter, jim Rothering, Pat Watson, jean Petsch, Bonnie Camp- bell, Sue Tanner, Carol Fluegel, Paul Plank, Miss Hughes. Fourth row, left to right Florence Hanline, Barbara Gaunce. Carol Brown, Charlyne Robb, Danise Proctor, Millie Wheeler, Delores Hecke, Peggy McGuire, Carmen Tamirez, Carol Abernathy, Ann Brenneisen, Nancy Woodson, Natalie Dubin, Sandra Hampton, Pat Kauffman, Peggy Williamson. Third row, left to right jacquelyn Shenk, Bonnie Speer, Kay Pierson. Shelley Norris, Beverly Hunt, Richard Berger, Pat Park, janice Coffman, john Schick, Marcie Champe, Sandra Albers, Nancy Sherry, Alvena Early, Phyllis Morrell. Second row, left to right: Mary Ann Herold, Nancy Wear. Deanna McNeff, Norma Mooney, Sheryl Stevenson, Linda Swinder, Barbara Singer, Marieta Spurgeon, Linda Keele, Leilani Bryson, Marilyn Eaton, Mary Ann Christiansen, Dorothy Rodina, Larry jones. First row, left to right: Sandra Falwell, Donna Nelson, janice Marth, Donna Bicknell. The Art Club is composed of all persons interested in the field of Art. The initiation party was held in October. Refreshments were served and entertainment provided at the annual Christmas program. Professional artists gave enlightening talks at the monthly meetings. Projects, like giving art supplies to the children at Mercy Hospital, were also carried out. This year's able officers are: president, Sandra Falwellg vice-president, Donna Nelson, secretary, Janice Marth, and treasurer, Donna Bicknell. The sponsor is Miss Eileen Hughes. I HTESY CLUB by Ann Reid Back row, left to right: Warren Wells, Fred Benson, joe McFall, Peggy Hopkins, Loreta Garstecki, Nancy Collins. Front row: Betty Toothman, Nathalie Faris, Wally Brown, Earlene Fry, Diana Mayhew, Margaret Golubski. The Courtesy Club, under the sponsorship of Mr. Mclntire, Mr. Ellis, Mr. Sheffield, and Mr. Samuel- son, is composed of students donating their fourth hour study hall to make our cafeteria a more cheerful place. Their job is to reserve tables at each semester, play records, and just to keep general order in both cafeterias. As guests of the school, the Courtesy Club enjoys outside entertainment in appreciation of the fine work they perform. The officers are: Earlene Fry, presidentg Margaret Golubski, vice-president, and TYHU IA EL B by Carol Crimmins Nathalie Faris, secretary. M -A Back row, left to right: Carol jones, janet Hoagland, Helen Lastelic, Beverly Bettison, Viola Bond, Ruth Bassett, Eloise Alderson, Barbara Swan, Pat Mermigis, Catherine Redick, Mary Pike, Virginia Connell. Middle row, left to right: Mrs. Majors, Carol Garnier, Marlene Wade, Theresa Seruga, Lorraine Williams, Helen Gregovich, Carol Carlson, Marilyn Parker, Frances Newhouse, Pat Calhoon, Pat Sutton, jan Gagel, Dee Ann Hutchings, joann Phillips, Front row, left to right: Carol Sturgeon, Delores Hecke, Virginia Briegel, Barbara Sampson, LaDoris Henley, Leola Mortensen, Robbie Denny, janet Larson, Dorothy Serafin, Sammy Little. The Tyronian Club is composed of girls taking second year shorthand and seeking a career in the business world. Highlighting the club's year was a chili supper a Christmas party, and a trip to an out- standing business house. The officers for this year are: chairmen, Delores Morgan and janet Larson: program chairmen, Janet Davies and Shirley Jackson, secretary and treasurer, JoAnn Phillips and LaDoris Henley. Mrs. Ruth Majors, shorthand instructor, is the club sponsor. Page 49 GIRLS' M W EL B by Deverl Simpson Back row, left to right: Ann Brenneisen, Linda johnson, Alvena Early, Roberta Sparks, Betty Purcell, Mary Ann Christiansen, Karen Kukuk, Beverly Bicknell, Rae Barrett, Miss Helen Barnett. Front row: Anita Alexander, Millie Wheeler, jean jeanquart, Nancy Fujisaki, Carol Kukuk, Delores Hecke, Marilyn Buckley. The Girls' W Club is for any girl interested in athletics. Any girl earning 600 points in G.A.A. automatically becomes a member. A small W is awarded for earning 600 points, a large W for 1,000 points. At the end of the school term a pin is awarded to the girl with the most points. Each year the girls decorate the tree in social hall. They also have at least one social event. This year's officers are: Nancy Fujisaki, presidentg Marilyn Buckley, vice-president, and Jean Jeanquart, secretary. Miss Helen BUYS'u W CLUB by Shaaron Steeby Barnett is the sponsor. Back row, left to right: Roy Hicks, Robert Hughes, Jerry Sprague, jim Woods, Michael Whitacre, Jim Shearer, john Shell, Kenneth Payne, Gary Russell, Ed Kohler, Dick Hart, Gene Kane, Richard Hopkins, Mike Poizner.. Third row: Paul Corbett, Larry Barcus, Arthur F romm, Jerry Graham, Dick Van Hooser, Larry Sargert, Hulen jenkins, jerry O'Neill, Neal Holt, Gary Eells, Lloyd Martley, Ray johnson, john Cornelius, George Bigelow, Charles Saint, Roger Sevedge. Second row: Don Smith, Wayne Katz, Doug Day, Charles Wagner, Bill Bennett, David Mapes, Dick Harman, Bud Collins, Ron Wiley, First row: Bill Blanchard, Kenneth Farber, Dean Garrison, Ray Naylo, Dugan Cowan, Jack Utter, Larry Tharp, Tom Gragg, Don Loudon. The Boys' W Club is composed of boys eaming major letters in football, basketball, baseball, track, swimming and tennis. The club, sponsored by Mr. W. L. Neel, raises money for the insurance pro- gram for the athletes, and tries to develop interest among students in all sports. The boys' big project is the annual Sweetheart Hop' held February 20. This year's officers are: Charles Wagner, presidentg Bill Bennett, vice-presidentg Don Smith, secretaryg Doug Day, treasurer, and Wayne Katz, sergeant-at-arms. Page50 . ll. ll. by Bonnie Erickson Back row, left to right: julia Ann Herrick, Virginia Richards, Cynthia Kleitz, Pat McCoy, Alinda Matthews, Mickie Hopson. Barbara Capps, Doris Duke, Patsy McDaniels, janet Atchison, Wilma Green, judy Will's, jinny Holter, Gail Haren. Third row: Mona Kuley, Frances Palcher, Sharon Hays, Bonnie Nichols, Carolyn Goll, Barbara Elder, Anna Sage, Susan Riley, Myrna james, Nancy Falwell, Nancy Forrester, Trinidad Chacon. Elaine Dempsey. Second row: Carol Rentschler, Margie Pouch, Dixie Lee Saunders, Orlene Hawver, judy Goodbar, jerre jane Miller, janet Mangan, Anita Taylor, Sandra Keil, Kay Lynn Barclay, Carol Van Hooser, Pat Ogren, Naomi Ross, Dorothy Reece, Uveda Fry. Front row: Beverly Kordasz, june Matlock, Mary Magana, Carol Cortright, Peggy McGuire, Sally Allen, Carol Kukuk, Marilyn Buckley, Barbara Chaplin, Delores Hecke, Gayle Kissick, Sharon Alexander, Pat Bishop, Mary Alice Thomas, Gayla E. Pichon. The G.A.A. is the Girls' Athletic Association for girls who are interested in developing their athletic abilities. This organization is open to any girl at Wyandotte who wishes to join. G.A.A. members who are extremely interested in sports work for a letter which makes them a member of the Girls' W Club. One of the major projects of G.A.A. is to sponsor homeroom and G.A A. softball, volleyball and basket- ball tournaments. The Girls' Athletic Association is sponsored by Miss Helen Barnett, Miss Ardis Hill, and Miss Florence Young. Officers this year are: Marilyn Buckley, president, Carol Kukuk, vice- presidentg Delores Hecke, secretary, and Barbara Chaplin, treasurer. Back row, left to right: Capleta Ray, Delores Kaminske, Peggy Hopkin, Rose Mary Feden, Helen Supica, joan Beach, Betsy Shankland, Pat Draves, Betty Purcell, Sandra Bruner, joyce Story. Fourth row: Barbara Buehler, Marcia Schmidt, jane Kilburn, Barbara Pofiinbarger, Glenda Ross, Roseann Bass, Delores Bukaty, Sheila Trull, Nancy Collins, jo Annette Norman, Lois Deutch. Third row: Alvena Early, Susan Sheets, Florence Bileck, Mary Ann Brooks, Wanda Heisel, Wanda Ware, Doris Burns, Kathleen Kapchep, janice Tipton, Beulah Alexander, Betty Ross, Doris Kees, Shirley Lemmon. Second row: Carol Fluegel, Nancy Bobbitt, Natalie Dubin, Rilla jo Berve, Connie Capp, Loretta Garstichi, Margaret Golubski, Betty Loun, Lois McMillin, Shirley Wright, Shirley Staton. Shirley Taylor, Linda johnson. First row: Karen Kukuk, Beverly Bicknell, Ann Brenneisen, Nancy Fujisaki, Anita Alexander, Carol Kukuk, Marilyn Buckley, Barbara Chaplin, Delores Hecke, jean jeanquart, Rae Barrett, Roberta Sparks, Geraldine Fabac, Marilyn Wheeler, Sherry Whistler. Page 51 SHEHS CLUB by Shirly Swton Back row, left to right: Mary Ann Morquey, Donna Harman, Sharon Hedges, Claudette Trafiis, Floy Kelso, Jean Moat, Donna Malotte, Linda Moody, Loretta Franchett, Carolyn Bizal, JoAnn McEvers, Sandra Banka. Third row: Lynetta Perry, Ann Simmons, Betty Purcell, Ruth Plank, Mary Ann Haberkorn, Judy Francis, Mary Morley, Barbara Fisher, Janice Breen, Patricia Rieck, Anna Marie Payton. Second row: Mary Smith, Alberta Cowan, Mary Lou Cowan, Eldora Palusky, Gene Patterson, Mary Wardlow, Shirley Werbe, Joyce Bright, Doris Duke. Front row: Bonnie Campbell, Anita Alexander, Sandra Kellner, Judy Klock, Jean Anderson, Judy Carr. The Ushers' Club is composed of approximately 75 members who usher for all school performances which take place in the auditorium. It is a service club and there are no social activities. Those who give outstanding service receive a personal letter from Mr. johnson at the end oi the school term. This year leadership oi the club rotated among three captains. They are Betty Barbee, Mary Wardlow, and Anita Alexander. The two associate captains are Richard Holm and Gene Patterson. Miss Nina Howe and Mr. Robert Kuhl are sponsors. BlULUGY CLUB by Martlw Mason Back row, left to right: Miss Beck, Gayle Smith, Martha Kay F riedel, Shirley Lea, Carolyn Engddow, Minerva Duer- myer, Carol Masters, Sharon Hays, Carol Smotherman, Pat Bishop, Judy Calhoon, Second row: Jannene Hayden, Martha Masters, Dorothy Reece, Ben Ulig, Danise Brown, Joan Garrity, Gloria Halda- man, Mary Frances Chop. Front row: LeRoy Hedstrom, Jim Hill, Ronald Milhorid, Don Kruger. The Biology Club is composed of students interested in furthering their knowledge in the science of plants and animals. Meetings, held twice a month, consist largely oi motion pictures, biological re- ' search, and microscopic study. The annual Christmas party, the spring picnic, and various lectures in the field of science were the highlights of this year's activities. The club officers are: Ben Uhlig, presidentg' Geannene Hendron, vice-presidentg Danise Brown, secretary, and Dorothy Reece, treasurer. Miss Beck Page 52 is the sponsor. CHEMISTH Y CLUB by Anneua Walters Back row, left to right: janet Sanders, Marie Reece, Linda M0ody, JoAnn Smith, Judy Stitt, Marcia Champa, Doris Baillie, Donna Lee Malotte, Beverly Monroe, Janice Taylor, Rita Moss, Peggy Hopkins, Barbara Bailey, Mr. Kruger. Front row: Nancy jo Collins, Loretta Garstecki, Margaret Golubski, Donna Weiss, Dora Sue Twitchel, Alberta Cowan. Ann Brenneisen, Martha Mason. The girls' Chemistry Club was formed this year for the purpose of furthuring the interest of girls in chemistry through field trips. Its officers are: Martha Mason, president, Lorretta Garsteclci, vice-presidentg Marie Reece, arrangementsg Linda Moody, funds, and Ann Brenneisen, transportation. HULLYWUUU CI. UH byGene Malcom S., Q 'VIN' A x Standing, left to right.' Harold Hunter, David Lasher, Tom Butler, james O'Dell, Loren Taylor, john McMillan, james Shibe, Robert Lasher, Don Carlson, David Schesser, Eugene Ishmael, Richard Lewis, Bob Otey, jay Knox, Tom Lading, Herb Vogel, Clarence Clarkson, William Purcell, Conley Smith, Dean Vogler, Mr. Hahn. Seated.' Ralph Flesher, Fred Shaumeyer, John Goebel, George Klepac, Bill Weeks. The Hollywood Club members are those who operate the motion picture machines in rooms 159 and 259. They also show films in various classrooms. Richard Lewis was elected president. Other officers are: Clarence Clarkson, vice-presidentg Fred Shaumeyer, secretary-treasurerg Bill Weeks and John Samuelson, custodians. Mr. Hahn is sponsor of the group. Page 53 Q . w ll Q Q . . V,,. ,IIL . 3 JERE Honsnnm, President gf 1 1 Q 3 Fil, 5 Q nm ii if H4 S as ' Back row, left to right: Mr. Good, Tommy Isenhour, james Mariner Bob O ifill Kenneth Echternacht, Chipper Rutledge. Front row: jack Gorelick, Guy Farrar, Ted Denesha, jere Hodshire Victor Grit Kenneth Payne. SIIIE IIE FIELD CLUB by Ann Reid V Open to junior and senior boys majoring in science, the Science Field Club, under the sponsorship of Mr. Wallace Good, has completed another successful year. The main object of this club is to train high school students in methods of con- ducting scientific research. Their purpose is to prepare students for professional career in science. Students in the Science Field Club find out how important such studies as foreign language and math can be in the study of science. The operation of the club is divided into three phases: field tripsg study under pro- fessional people in science departments of the universities and colleges in the Kansas City area, and members conduct one years individual research program and the material is pub- lished or presented to a science organization. In addition to the work that this organization does in and around Wyandotte, the members have a bi-monthly television and radio program on KMBC-TV. The field trips for this year were to: Lake of the Ozarks, Missouri, Manhattan, Kansasg Plattsmouth, Nebraska, Law- rence, Kansasg Lake of the Cherokees, Oklahoma, Baxter Springs, Kansas, Eureka Springs, Arkansas, Parkville, Missouri. The officers for this year were: president, Jere Hodshireg vice president, Ted Deneshag treasurer, Guy Farrar, secretary, B111 Wittenberg, sergeant-at-arms, Kenny Payne, Quarter- master, Victory Gift. Page 54 ly :Medea KA , gg . . Q Q 5 .--!lYlilkY-!j.- 'YW ,sa I gxlbxkvmf ff? l gy -. . + .V k .. 5. ftgrfifx' X Q Q? '-' INK Fii f .U uw ss- ,QW f 9 I 1 1 1 x , ,ik 1 WWW My - Qian' gunnin- dew-A Page 58 his' A-' ,gli W sw LLL' 1 si A Q Q: 3: gr. in ,f , ., A3 wk -A - iUww-my Head Coach Line Coach En ELLIS DICK CHANNELL Assistant Coach Backfield Coach REX Hov CARTER BURNS Managers BOB O'FFILL GARY GRUENDEL NORMAN DUNWOODIE VARSITY '53 by Shaaron Steeby Eight determined returning lettermen led the mighty Bulldog gridsters through a good season to capture the title of City Champions. Their enthusiastic intentions really took shape when they trampled easily over Central in a traditional opening victory. Featuring a tough, hard-charging line, together with an equally fast and versatile backfield, the Canines were more than ready to raid the Shawnee-Mission teepee. With less than 1 minute left in the first half, Shawnee tackle Dick Galamba intercepted a pass on his own 24 and raced for the Bulldog goal. Only the speed of Don Smith, who brought him down on Wyandotte's 14, saved the Bulldogs. Although statistically it was definitely Wyandotte's game, the contest ended when Wiley was stopped only 2 yards short of pay dirt. After defeating Central 26-0, and tying Shawnee Mission 0-0, the rugged Bulldogs were ready to pull a repeat performance of the first game on Leavenworth-and did. They left the Pioneers stunned by a 34-0 defeat. Next came Benton of St. Joseph. In the first meeting of the two schools, Wyandotte rolled right past the Cardinals in a 39-7 victory, which was the first time a team had managed to break through our powerful line for a touchdown. The Canines then marched toward Argentine. With Wiley running around right end and Blanchard racing 87 yards for touchdowns, the Ellismen defeated the Mustangs 19-9. They followed a 13-0 victory over Ward. With the season little more than half over, all attention was turned toward Topeka and the top tussle of the season. The slightly favored, quite capable eleven of Wyandotte never quite found them- selves that night. The Trojans left us with a heartbreaking 26-0 defeat over which to ponder. In the contest at Lawrence, Collins picked up a Lawrence bobble on our 21 and raced all the way for a touch- down. Because of a clipping penalty the score was nullified and the ball placed on the Lions 45. Kohler flipped a screen pass to Garrison who then sprinted 43 yards for the touchdown. Linemen Laddish and Harman turned in exceptionally outstanding performances against Lawrence. The resolute squad battled the stubborn Lions the entire contest which ended in a 7-7 tie. The Bulldogs next entertained the North- east Vikings. With Moles gaining 115 yards on the ground and Kohler throwing for 110 more, Wyan- dotte won 34-14. In a muddy afternoon contest with Salina, the finale of the 1953 season went to Wyan- dotte in an 18-7 triumph with Kohler scoring two touchdowns and passing for the third. Our fine squad was captained by Ron Wiley, halfbackg George Laddish, tackle, and Dick Harman, center. Thanks go to head coach Ed Ellis, and his assistants, Dick Channel, Rex Hoy and Carter Burns. This year's unsung heroes, the men behind-the-scenes, were Bob O'ffill, Gary Gruendel, and Norman Dunwoodie who very ably managed our great team. The 1954 captains-elect are Warren DeGoler and Larry Barcus. The following boys were chosen on thevarious all-star teams: All-state Third Team-Laddishg Northeast Kansas First Team-Wiley, Second Team-Laddish and Kohler, All-City First Team- Laddish, Wiley, Harman, Blanchard and Kohler, Second Team-Collins, Day and Katz, Honorable Mention-Wagner, Payne, Garrison and Smith. Back row, left to right: Dick Coleman, Hulen jenkins, Ron Cox, Dale Fendorf, john Benedick, Clyde Pierce, Don Rabon, joe Pokryska, Bob Hughes, Roger Sevedge, jon Morrissey, Bob Kohler, jim Prather. Second row: Neal Holt, Don Loudon, Gary Eells, Paul Corbett, Ken Payne, jack Gorelick, Tom Cannon, john Cornelius, George Bigelow, Charles Saint, Dick Hart, jerry O'Neil, Warren DeGoler, Bob Reed. First row: Douglas Day, David Mapes, Bill Blanchard, Charles Wagner, Dick Harman, George Laddish, Ron Wiley, Ed Kohler, Marvin Moles, Don Smith, Dean Garrison, Larry Barcus. Not in picture: Bud Collins, Mike Greer, Ray Naylor, Wayne Katz, Lester johnson, Roy Lynnes, Rex Newbold, Charles Ballard, Arthur F romm, Tom Heisman. Dan- C0 KOHI-ER RAY NAYLOR Fullback BUD COLLINS End-2 years 2 years DON SMITH Halfback DOUGLAS DAY Tackle Tac JOHN CORNELIUS kle LARRY Center Halfback WARREN DEGOLER Quarterback CHARLES SAINT End BLANCHARD End 2 years DICK HART Fullback DICK HARMAN GEORGE LADDISH WILEY CHARLES WAGNER Guard DAVID MAPES Guard PAUL CORBETT Tackle GEORGE BIGELOW Tackle J Pa,e 60 Halfback-2 - ears 5- Center-2 years Tagkle-24 Xeafs C0-Camai: DALE FENDORF JACK ff-OSELICK A Center ac 6 KENNY PAYNE DON LOUDON Guard MIKE GREER BOB HUGHES End Guard BOB REED Half back-2 years QvAw4 ROGER SEVEDGE Halfback ART FROMM Quarterback ON MORRISSEY End NEAL I-IOLT End DEAN GARRISON Halfback TOM CANNON End GARY EELLS End WAYNE KATZ JENKINS Tackle G d JERRYEM ua' MARVIN MOLES X Fullback-2 years Page 61 Varsity Schedule Reserve Schedule Wyandotte 26, Central 0 Wyandotte 38 N.K.C. 7 'Wyandotte O Shawnee 0 Wyandotte 20, Shawnee 0 Wyandotte 34 Leavenworth 0 Wyandotte 26 Westport 6 Wyandotte 39 Benton 7 Wyandotte 7 De LaSalle 6 Wyandotte 19, Argentine 9 Wyandotte 7 Southwest 6 Wyandotte 13, Ward O Wyandotte 14, Southeast 0 Wyandotte 0 Topeka 26 Wyandotte 14, Argentine 6 Wyandotte 7 Lawrence 7 Wyandotte 13, Southwest 6 Wyandotte 34, Northeast 14 Wyandotte 0, Olathe 33 Wyandotte 18, Salina 7 Wyandotte 9, Ward 27 Won 7. Lost 1, Tied 2 Won 8, Lost 2 Suphumnre Schedule Wyandotte Wyandotte Wyandotte Wyandotte Wyandotte Wyandotte Wyandotte Wyandotte Won H E S E H E S by Jetta Sanders Northeast 13 DeSoto 13 Rosedale 0 Argentine 26 Northeast 20 Washington 0 5 W, A i ,.,..a,af,,, Freshman Wyandotte 7 Wyandotte 0 Wyandotte 13 Wyandotte 13 Wyandotte 7 Wyandotte 13, Schedule Southeast 31 Rosedale 7 Argentine 31 Westport 6 De LaSalle 25 Leavenworth 40 Argentine 19 Wyandotte 7 Washington 26 Leavenworth 19 Wyandotte 7 Ward 26 2, Lost 6 Won 1, Lost 7 Back row, left to right: Coach Hoy, jon Morrissey, Warren DeGoler, jack Hamilton, Neal Holt, jim Prather, Roy Lynnes, Roger Sevedge, Bill Davis, Clark Champe. Third row: Merle Shultz, john Benedick, Hulen jenkins, Rex Newbold, Art Fromm, Dick Coleman, Charles Ballard, Coach Swaim. Second row: Ron Cox, Earl Kane, Don Loudon, joe Pokrywka, Ron Gast. Bob Hughes, Fred Thorp, jery O'Neil. First row: Dale Fendorf, Darrell Knight, Richard Eberhardy, Alan Haupt, Bob Kohler, Don Benz. Cooperation, team work, good sportsmanship and excellent coaching helped the Reserve Team to finish a bang-up season with eight victories and two losses. Coach Swaim's outstanding defensive players this year were Loudon, Hughes, Barcus, Fendorf and Page 62 Holt, while DeGo1er, Cox, Morrissey, Fromm, and Sevedge were outstanding on the offense. SUPHU DRE FUUTBALL E5 C5 - Back row, left to right: Coach Shublom, Dennis Debus, Walter Stroker, Ronald Bates, Gary Welch, Carl Stapp, Carl Rhodes, Ronald Plumlee, Ken Grout, Bob Nodler, Mike Miller, Coach Norris. Third row: Charles Rentlro, Phil Trotter, Ralph Seutter, Wesley Wickam, Doug McDaniels, Bob Gromer, jim Laidaw, jimmie McKenzie, Don Holder, George Thomas, Bill Riedel, Sherman Miller. Second row: Harry Super, Robert Riley, Bill Buckingham, Ray Laing, Scott Stanley, Larry Lukens, Dick Tattershall, Bob Latas, Larry Dunklebarger, Gary Strole, Donald Salts, Danny Cloughly, Bill Stubler. First row: Bob Huddleston, Charles Hicks, jim Morris, Ralph Huhn, Larry Teters, Gary Sturtridge, Dale Scott, Carl C risti ne, Chester Anderson. fi' FRESH FUUTBALL 7 v Wk ,A 451 , - 13,32 elif. 'Q' Y: P lv. Back row, left to right: Coach Sheffield, Tim Lamkin, Ray Hattaway Tom Lukomske Harry Parkison Orl n Hollo- , . . y way. james Graves, Rodney Rogers, Conrad Hanson, jerry Everly, Ronald Trimble, David Chelesnik, Coach Henry. Second row: Bill Haught, Larry Clemens, Wesley Garner, Daryll White, August Miller, Carl Rejba, john Behrend, Don Billon, Don Hataway, Dean Smith, Tom Greenwood, Merle Hammer. First row' Tom Tillery Bill Kiekel David Givson Dennis W lk B'll F l E . , , , a er, 1 oey, d Shelleda, Bruce Urich, Don Saint, Warren Welch. 14... , .Va Pa an Fil xi ,Q 'Bw . KLXQRS . . x K in-. i V , 'SX U' Back row left to fight Head Coach Burns, Ed Kohler Bill Bennett Lloyd Martley Ray lohnson Ron Wfley Gary Russell Coach Sheffield. Front row Paul Bader Alan Donaghue, Monte johnson Tom Lewxs B111 Doherty SCHEDULE Leavenworth 45 Shawnee Misslon 35 Southwest 40 Argentine 35 North Kansas C1ty Topeka 48 Emporia 39 Ward 45 Washington 34 Salina 49 Parsons 50 Rosedale 40 Fort Scott 47 Topeka 49 Lawrence 39 Emporia 35 Argentine 36 Shawnee Nlissxon 3 Ward 44 Argentine 2 7 Shawnee Missxon 1 Columbus 36 Topeka 55 Wichita North 63 Won 23, Lost 1 250:42 - ' by Shaaron Steeby . Little did every loyal Wyandotter suspect that December 4 was to be the beginning of the most successful season with the most heartbreaking ending that they were ever to witness. After a terrific 1952-53 season the Canines returned with even greater determination. ff 'Q . They began proving their intentions by trouncing Leavenworth in the is opening encounter 62-45. Facin the rebuilt team of Shawnee-Mission the g i confident Bulldogs revenged the Indians with a 52-35 victory. Too soon, Red and White fans began hearing strains which strangely resembled those of Let's take state. Next in line were Southwest, Argentine and North Kansas City. In the latter contest, Big Ray Johnson, who was shaping up to be a main cog in the cagey aggregation, led the attack on Northtown with 29 points. Topeka, who was rated as one of the top teams in Kansas failed to stop the Canine attack and surrendered 51-48. Extending their winning streak to seven straight games, the crafty quintet coasted to a 58-39 win over Emporia on the loser's court. With Bill Bennett out due to sickness, Johnson and Ed Kohler carried the main scoring load by accounting for 40 of the Bulldogs' 58 points. Returning to our own court, the victorious basketeers toppled the Washington Wildcats and Ward Cyclones to the tune of 61-34 and 76-45, respectively. With 12 seconds left in the final tilt of the Invitational Tournament, Bennett sank a short jump shot from the side to give Wyandotte a squeezing victory of 51-S0 over the Parsons' Vikings. Bennett's game-winning basket gave the Bulldogs the only lead in the entire rally. The Big Five, Ron Wiley, Kohler, Bennett, Lloyd Martley and johnson, next met Rosedale. They added another mythical city league victim to their list by walloping the Wildcats 59-40. The Burnsmen made it thirteen straight when they cornered the hustling five from Ft. Scott, 62-47. The Bulldogs then journeyed to Capitol City. With Kohler and Wiley both carrying three fouls at half-time the Bulldogs were unable to drive as aggressively as usual. However, they made a triumphant come-back in the third stanza and easily edged out Topeka, 55-49. Remaining the only undefeated AA team in the state of Kansas, Wyandotte used their superior height and experience to shellac Lawrence 78-39. Bevo johnson led the attack with 23 points followed by sophomore Tom Lewis with 15. With ace rebounding and smooth- fioor play, the red-hot W team continued their torrid pace throughout the remainder of the season with wins over Emporia, Argentine, Shawnee and Ward. ' CoAcH CARTER BURNS Canines eagerly trekked to Shawnee for the Regional Tournament. After winning a bye, Wyandotte met Argentine: Their cool methodical play enabled them to absolutely stun the Mustangs 65-27. The Ferocious Five found it easy to sweep aside Shawnee 60-44 to make it 21 in a row. Top rebounding honors went to Martley for the night as potent forwards Johnson and Bennett paced the W team' with 21 and 18, respectively. Thus, Wyandotte was off for Manhattan and the Kansas state class AA championship play-offs. A red-hot band of Bulldogs mercilessly clipped the upset minded Columbus club with a one-sided victory 64-36 in the first round. In this game, however, Bennett suffered a severe back injury which hospitalized him several hours and slowed him down considerably in the remaining two contests. Now they faced the Topeka Trojans whom they had beaten twice lpreviously. Trailing 54-55 with two seconds remaining, Wiley confidently stepped to the line and bucketed two free throws, as no one else could have, and Wyan- dotte had won again. This hair-raiser had been an uphill battle for the Canines who somehow lacked the sharpness that drove Columbus into the ground the previous evening. Immediately following the contest, ace center Martley stricken with strep throat. .N Wichita North, who had taken third place in our own Invitational Tournament, had come through in their bracket and so it was the Redskins vs. the Bulldogs in the major tilt. Never before has any team completed an undefeated season and emerged the state champion. With Martley and Bennett playing under definite physical strain, this was one time, only once, when Wyandotte could not stage another whirl-wind finish. Sporting all-state guard Joe Stevens, who was good for 35 points, the Canines bowed to North, 63-55. Individual honors: Ray Johnson-all-city, all-state tournament teams: Bill Bennett-all-city, all-state tourna- ment teams, Ed Kohler-all-city, second state tournament teamsg Ron Wiley-second-all-city, second all-state tourna- ment teamsg Alan Donaghue-all-city honorable mention, Lloyd Martley-all-city honorable mention. Page 67 -l 1 . 73 Having established for themselves an envious record of 19-O and the first undefeated season in twenty years the? I 4 1 Q ,. 5 155. , A .Q 4 hx NX ' wwf 1: ir J, 1 L I B ,Q les XG A -B-..1P RAY JOHNSON RON WILEY Senior-2 years-Forward Semor 2 years Guard Mi LLOYD MARTLEY Senior-2 years-Center ALAN DONAGHUE page 68 Sophomore-Forward L , L Q A , N ' LETTEHME M4 ED KOHLER BILL BENNETT Senior-2 years-Guard Senior-2 years-Forward 3 9 I , 5 N, s A X--. TOM LEWIS as V , X, A Sophomore-Forward L' ig i i 2 ' wi 5 A ' xg ki' 1 f V: X 'gi ,,., A Vi I le qw ,, ,- 's 1, Q . , , - S X , M-QA Q K . V 2 xg -Aw, , A , , TSX? Q hxg V Q X., , , I 1' k ' ........ ..- 2. 5 . Eq- f- ,.,,,,, A --'fx .2 .3 'ww ' . - 4 .4,:f,' Y -vw Sw, gg ' - I f ' , , X L. . V. , . ,Q MONTE JOHNSON junior-Forward -W V 1 'Z' ' xi Q K h e '1' 1 ,z I 754:-'4 ITTLS' ' T GARY RQSSEL1- 1fAVL BQDER .,LL La P35332 RESERVES Back row, left to right: jim Hedgecock, Bob Shanklin, Robert Bates, Robbie Gentry, Robert Nodler, Coyle Nickels, Bill Crabaugh Front row: Bob Kohler, Kenneth Grout, james Prather, Gerald Sewell, Albert Roots, jon Morrissey, David Stinson, Coach Shublom. Kneeling: Larry jones, Dennis Park. Winning sixteen games and having only one loss, Coach Walt Shublom's Reserve Bullpups had a very successful season. The Bullpups finished with eleven straight wins. 'RESHMAN SEHEIIULE Vyandotte 16, Vyandotte 35, Vyandotte 14, Wyandotte 29, Wyandotte 25 Nyandotte 31 Nyandotte 22 Nyandotte 58 Nyandotte 34 Nyandotte 31 Nyandotte 25 Nyandotte 31 N yandotte 24 Shawnee Mission 43 Washington 68 Central junior 44 Ward 36 Northwest 42 , Rosedale 21 , Argentine 31 , De LaSalle 46 , Central junior 54 , North Kansas City S1 , Northwest 34 , Ward 30 Nyandotte 16, , De LaSalle 28 Argentine 40 RESERVE SCHEDULE Wyandotte 45, Wyandotte 56 Wyandotte 57 Wyandotte 47 Wyandotte 57 Wyandotte 32 Wyandotte 30 Wyandotte 37 Wyandotte 55 Wyandotte 36 Wyandotte 56 Wyandotte 60 Wyandotte 66 Wyandotte 54 Wyandotte 39 Wyandotte 40 Wyandotte S9 FRESH N - v u v v w 1 Leavenworth 2 5 Shawnee Mission 31 Southwest 47 Argentine 2 2 North Kansas City I Topeka 36 Emporia 22 Ward 31 Washington 40 Rosedale 18 Fort Scott 50 Topeka 35 Lawrence 33 Emporia 35 Argentine 31 Shawnee Mission 29 Ward 41 E 2 Left to right: Dennis Walker, Frank Naylor, Larry Clemens, Don Saint, Don Hataway, j. W. Graves, Bill Haught, 'Walt Wendell, Royce Adkisson, Ray Hattaway, Ted Morgan, page 70 Under the training of Coach Clayton Henry, the Freshmen Bullpups won LARRY SARGERT Senior--2 years, freestyle JIM SI-IEARER mio:--3 years, breaststroke MIKE WHITACRE Junior-2 years, diving JIM BRILEY Senior, freestyle ROY LYNNES JERRY SPRAGUE Junior-2 years, freestyle Captain, senior-2 years backstroke S W I M M I li by Sluzaron Steeby Sporting eight returning lettermen and several promising sopho- mores and juniors, Coach Delvin Norris developed a line tank team this year. After the annual intra-squad meet, the energetic Waterdogs opened the regular season in the Topeka pool with a 35-31 victory. Led by diver Dick Eberhardy and a medley relay team composed of Jerry Sprague, Jim Shearer and Jim Briley, the Canines dunked Wentworth Military Academy with a decisive victory of 50-16. Wyandotte was handed its first defeat of the 1953-54 season when Wichita East, led by Jeff Farrell, splashed past 36-30. ' The Waterdogs next traveled to Wichita for a quadrangular swimming meet with the teams of Wichita East, North and West. Losing the freestyle relay to a powerful East squad, but barely de- feated 35-31, the determined Canines came back to dunk North 58-8 and West 40-26. After this meet Sprague emerged the only unde- feated tankster, with Shearer and Eberhardy both losing their un- defeated crowns to East. The Canines splashed to their sixth victory in eight starts when they downed Wentworth 50-16. Wyandotte took seven out of eight starts. In the final relay of the Wichita North- Wyandotte meet the Waterdogs added the seventh win to their string by a score of 40-26. Coifeyville, who has had the state cham- pionship since 1948 defeated Wyandotte in our own pool. Our tank- sters took second and third places plus a first in the-freestyle relay to amass the highest number of points a Coffeyville opponet scored this season. In the finale of the regular season Wyandotte downed Kemper, S8-8. The Bulldogs wound up the year by taking third place at Wichita in the state meet. They swam for a total of twenty-eight points. This year's finsters were captained by Jerry Sprague and managed by Jack Stanley. H- Junior, freestyle Pllge 72 MAC GURWELL JACK STANLEY Senior, breaststroke Sophomore-2 years, manager DICK VANHOOSER Senior-2 years, diving DICK EBERHARDY Junior, diving KENNETH FAERBER Senior-2 years, freestyle JIM WOODS Senior-2 years, freestyle LEONARD MAY J unior, backstroke what Back row, leit to right: Robert Brown, Ben Langle Mike Fleming, George Thomas, jerom Shelleda. y, Richard Douglas, Doug McDaniel, e Hadusek, Dayton Saunders, jim Algie, Edmond Second row: Mr. Norris, jim Shearer, Mike Whitacre, Stanley Howard, Roy Lynnes, Kenny F aerber, Larry Sargert, Mac Gurwell, joe Palmer, Leonard May. Front row: Douglas Britt, Tom Tillery, Richard Walsh, jim Briley, jack Sta I Woods, jerry Sprague, Richard Eberhardy, Dick VanHooser. v N 5 COACH Nonnxs n ey, jim A L spy-rx .sm , ,. 'K Page 73 WW J 8 . 9 Page 74 IIHIISS-CUU THY by Susie MacNeal f 4. of Left to right: Tommy Barnett, Tom Gragg, Roy Hicks, Larry Tharp, Ron Gast, Bill Bollinger, Coach Starbuck. For the first time in several years Coach Paul Starbuck's Cross-Country Team had a full schedule of fall meets. Wyandotte placed first in two triangular meets with Shawnee Mission and Olathe, then took third, fifth, and eighth in the larger meets. Larry Tharp led the local harriers with two seconds and a third. Tom Gragg had two thirds and a fourth, while Roy Hicks ran to two fourths and a fifth. Bill Bollinger, Tom Barnett and Ron Gast also ranked in meet scoring. 'l' MBLI I3 Tumbling was revised at Wyan- dotte in 1947 by Mr. Orville Mc- Henry. Although the tumblers do not compete against other schools, they give a number of exhibitions during the year. Everyone who has attended one of Wyandotte's home basketball of their ability and skill. The team gives exhibitions at churches, schools, and other organizations. Special let- ters are awarded to members who qualify for them. Bill Davis is cap- tain and Mr. McHenry is coach. Back row, left to right: Kenneth Shoemalce, Lloyd Wing, Sam Howard, Wesley Wilson, Reece McNeil, Wil- bert Caton, Bill Davis. Second row: Don Sanders, Rollie Harvey, Harold McPherson, jerry Ayers, Dick Kost, Bob Palmer, Mr. Orville McHenry. Front row: Harry Carey, john Penny, Marvin Cramer, Dan Gard- ner, jack Stimac, jim Boosman. Not in picture: Richard Ottens, Carl Webb, Dale Patterson. games has seen a halftime exhibition' 1404602 Wm 13 4 X x 'is Page 76 LJ M. 'Ns W5 BA HARMAN '54 F EY Lmmsx-1, OOTBALL Wu. , CAPTA CAPTMNS INg,EL FOOTBALL ECT DE 153 SKETBALL CAPT Us AINS RAGUE JO ms 5? H N so N B C P-PT A ENNETT K SWKMWNG .v in QAMN 5' nf SPHINIS FESTIVAL X 'if 'TIFQEII ,Z 'NB Page 77 fy- fy ' My . gf 'ii - ww-2'E f Qx X zi- Xxxki N gf 5' I my KING QUEEN Page 78 DICK HARMAN LAD0ms HENLEY x W Y Mg .. . .,.x .1... ,ar -f wwf' 1:---. -1' , , ...--vw , M.-snuff! I-i55iilH':1,.'1 'n..I-ilfvdrld .VAT f XZ Inf! r ,7 y v 7 f,f f ' lI if Page 79 H U P pu f w 9 .eggs 4- 'Mfg W n -1 1 J ' 1 ff' . 37 a NC ?,, 1 L Lfsg' Sv lb as 5 NAP5 '2-I-E aw K. g . 'S 1 'E 'ku QMS! 42,5 X HU EIIIJMI G ll!-1 EE ww .i . .1,, Lkxwf Page 81 me x fu' .. W. S52 GXYXQSMQ X57 5 Qw- he - .. I .Q MW iwpwsgig gf iw: 2 W fa' mg Page 84 ,ffffsiza il , lEl!-lil WW ' On the Earth to Mars rocket ship, we glance across the aisle to notice Dick and La Doris Harman, accompanied by Nath and Dick Hart, who are going to confer with the mad scientists, Jack Gorelick and John Schick, on interplanatory astronomics. As space hostess Janet Davies gives us our air cushion, we notice Shaaron Steeby offering a space pill to the very green George Laddish. As we land on Mars, Captain Paul Corbett and Co-Captain Jim James assist us off the ship, to be greeted by the city's wel- coming committee, Dugan Cowan, Don Smith, and Roy Hicks. They show us to the control tower, where Marvin Moles, Gene Kane, Glenn Smiley and Mary Lou Vose are busy scheduling trips. We then hail a Jet Bus driven by Duane Osborne. When we drop in front of the Bennett Hotel, Bud Col- lins and Bob Reed take our gear. As we stop in the lobby to have an Allvine-shake, we notice waitress Susie MacNeal talking to chef Francis Rath. On the way up to 326, we see Janet and Charlie Nichols demonstrating something new in modern space clothing, designed by Jan Tice and Jan Coffman. We freshen up to start on the tour of the city. Two doors down the street is the fJoanj Phillips College. We visit some of the class rooms where we notice Mildred Swim teaching modern studies and in the corner stand George Bigelow and Don Scott who have been ba-ad boys. In this college, Shir- ley Jackson is trying to teach modern dancing to Lloyd Martly, Wayne Katz, Doug Day, and Fred Derge. Their partners are Carol Garnier, Janet Hackel, Pat Cox, and Nancy Fujisaki. We leave this college to dine at Chanowski's exclusive restaurant, where pretty hat-check girl, Virginia Gilbreath, greets us, and head-waiter, Larry Tharp, shows us to our seats. On the entertainment bill are singers Ron Wiley and Ann Reid. Sax duet by Terry Williams and Harold Short. In the chorus line are Robbie Denny, Carol Lemmon, Gail Shipman, Virginia Briegel, Delores Skaggs, Ed Kohler-WHO?-and Marie Reece. We see a superb swimming act with Janet Larson and Dick Van Hooser diving into the Hypo- drome where the Waterettes, Jim Shearer, Betty Lou Douglas, Kenny Faerber, Jerry Sprague, and Marilyn Richards are doing their act. Music is provided by Carol Braly. Have you ever seen an interplanatory square-dance? We shall now. The caller is none other than the bearded man himself, Roger Wilson. Some of the squares which we see 'livin it up' are Dean Gar- rison, Bob Hay, Gary Russell, Joe McFall, Ronald Ott, Charles Shanklin and, oh yes, Ellen Proudfit is here too. Oh, oh, Gary Eells goofed again. He dove for the meteor when he should have dug for the comet. From the dance we decide to view our first Feeleo-Vision movie, in 7 dimensions. The cashier at the door is Larry Sargert, the ticket taker is Wally Brown, and those running the concession stand are Nancy Small, Sandy Bannister, and Shirley Bartowski. Dave Mapes hands us our robot-burgers and Bob Malaby fills our canteens with atom juleps fa soft drink?j. The usher that shows us to our re- clining lounges is Carey Muncy. We push our way past Ruth and Richard Janes. The title of the dramatic presentation is The Creep with 32 Toes starring Kenny Tanner and supported by Larry Terry and the WHA-AT? Also in the cast are Charlie Wagner as the anemic weight lifter and Guy Farrar and Kenny Payne as the rock collectors. As an added attraction Little Ray Johnson does a ballet act with Steve Hinds. When we leave the show, we stop off in M-A-R-S Wireless Studio, where a panel group, consist- ing of Janice Jenson, moderator, Ed Ash, Marilyn Buckley, Pat Sutton and Fred Benson are having a discussion on modern Mars music. Bill Blanchard and Jerry Howell are two of the stars behind the stars. In the adjoining studio, we see Lea Mortenson, Jeanette Miller, Wilma Krohn, Mary Alice Col- lins, and Barbara Moles warming up for their trampeline act. This excellent group is known as Bob Palmer and his bouncing babes. Making our way back to the plane we know that we shall never forget our enjoyable 4 year week- end on Mars. fr I . ' . 'Ads Ronald Ackors Martha Jean Adams Sandra Albers Eloise Alderson , SE RONALD ACKORS MARTHA JEAN ADAMS SANDRA ALBERS Art, National Art Honor Society ELOISE ALDERSON Art, Biology, F.H.A., Spanish, Tyronian, Y-Teens MARILYN ALDRIDGE Art, G.A.A., Kay Cees ANITA MARIE ALEXANDER Classical, French, F.H.A., G.A.A., Secretary, Girl's W , Internation- al Relations, Kay Cees, Ushers assistant captain, Y-Teens FRED ALLVINE, JR. Kay Cees, Spanish AUDREY ANDER SEN F.H.A., G.A.A., International Rela- tions, Kay Cees, Orchestra, Spanish treasurer, Student Council CAROL L. ANDERSON Classical reporter, Girls' League Council, Intemational Relations, Kay Cees, Orchestra, Y-Teens president 'SJ Us IUH5 JERRY ANDERSON AUBREY P. ANGLEN A Cappella, Glee Club, Plays, Variety Show, Operetta GEORGE ANTHAN Biology, Hi-Y, Intemational Rela- tions, Kay Cees, Pantograph, Quiv- erian, Ushers, Public Relations ALMA ARMSTRONG Ushers, Y-Teens PATRICIA ARMSTRONG Courtesy, F.H.A., Horizon, Kay Cees, Y-Teens ROBERT R. ARMSTRONG EDMUN S. ASH Boys' W , Baseball, Dramatics, Hollywood, Kay Cees, Plays, Stud- ent Council DANIEL L. AUSTIN Kay Cees DOLORES E. AYERS Biology, Dramatics, F.H.A., G.A.A., International Relations, Kay Cees, Y-Teens if .WF I 4 . ez K lf: ' ':32'.1- i 44 X. 'H Marilyn Aldridge Anita Marie Alexander 1:6 i A 1-'L , T' ig , y f if If i Fred Allvine, J r. Audrey Andersen M., as GT - sa l t J 8 ---. 'fin Carol L. Anderson jerry Anderson ,O an -,ar jg.. 2 gf! .f' J . fl' ' fs- :Eff K, gtfft rir , Aubrey P. Anglen George Anthan Alma Armstrong Patricia Armstrong Robert R. Armstrong Edmun S. Ash Daniel L. Austin Dolores E. Ayers Page 85 if ai! ,W 10' Marge Bachman Barbara Bailey - . f - wf C f':aflf'fffiz1r:.e1..,1rf -' - f i f . s Er. f K to l - . I ' - 'xl ,r-' gg X ' It N 4, VV I X V.LVV,V gig E ,rr, f . ,Y W - X J im R. Barber Ronald I. Barber Patricia Barckley Lynn Barkyoumb A Beverly Barnes Ravenella Barnett Doris Baillie Sandy Bannister SE MARGE BACHMAN F.H.A., Kay Cees, Orchestra, Y- Teens BARBARA BAILEY F.H.A., Horizon, International Re- lations, Kay Cees, Spanish DORIS BAILLIE Dramatics, International Relations, National Thespian, Plays, Spanish, Y-Teens SANDY BANNISTER F.H.A., International Relations, Pantograph, Quill and Scroll, Span- ish JANE FRANCES BAPTIST French, Kay Cees, Spanish, Ushers BETTY JEAN BARBEE Biology, G.A.A., Pantograph, Quill and Scroll, Ushers co-captain JIM R. BARBER Kay Cees RONALD I. BARBER Biology 'Vu Jane Francis Baptist Betty Jean Barbee IUH5 PATRICIA BARCKLEY Dramatics, F.H.A., G.A.A., Glee Club, Kay Cees, National Thes- pian, Plays LYNN BAR KYOUMB BEVERLY BARNES F.H.A. RAVENELLA BARNETT G.A.A., Girls' Swimming, Horizon, Kay Cees DELORIS RAE BARRETT Classical, F.H.A., G.A.A., Girls' W , Ushers BETTY BARRY Library SHIRLEY ANN BARTKOWS KI Dramatics, F.H.A., Kay Cees, Na- tional Thespian, Plays GERALDINE BASCH German, Kay Cees RUTH M. BASSETT Biology, Glee Club, F.H.A., Tyron- ian, Ushers Page 86 4 s Shirley Ann Deloris Rae Barrett Betty Barry Bm-tkowski Geraldine Basch Ruth M. Bassett as is I 9. i We fa fs Robert Bates J ack K. Baxter if ii 'ui if 1 - ,,,, . , , . it it-mx:-, iii., Wi I il l N.. X 4 fx 6 L X2 is tv -V ii iii ii: f gi ' Y sq e I 'E Q .,,,, inn, ,.QS5Zf1fgf- A . . .z ig gy , ,,,,E. ivl . , ,:,. ., ' S251 3 :ff . 3 vi 'im-1,15 . V V . . . it 15 yi ,Q A f-V I , L 5, 4 Y ,, f K ' :fr iiF'if12' ,. 'e ' 1. . 5m,.vg:.,,z ,. ..,, . w, , .,.. ,- ' I - .QQ-g,f.11fti:e' 'K ' zz I - -. . 2 Wgstit' H . wi: , - , ' K 3 5 H552-ii's'. . ' ' -I -Y ' . .' 5fi'??ffE3f Sifiiii l' ' 3' 'ntl :gk W gliqkf, f X, 1,1 . .im 1 , -3571: ,, :::1 ,:.f ir k - . , 'fc' ' 1. . ' fY,i.Qf5l ij, , f., we -1115, ,- , s .1 i . 1.9 w 1 ip -- ' , - james E. Bell John E. Bengtson SE IIIHS ROBERT BATES JACK K. BAXTER JAMES E. BELL JOHN E. BENGTSON BILL BENNETT Boys' 'W , Baseball, Basketball, Sophomore president, Junior vice- president, Kay Cees, Spanish, Stu- dent Council, Track FRED BENSON Courtesy, Dramatics, Kay Cees, Plays RICHARD M. BERGER Art, Biology, Dramatics, Hi-Y, In- ternational Relations, Kay Cees, Spanish, Student Council BEVERLY BETTISON F.H.A., Tyronian, Y-Teens DONNA LEE BICKNELL Art vice-president, treasurer: Dra- matics, French, F.H.A., National Art Honor Society GEORGE F. BIGELOW Boys' W , Football WILLIAM L. BILECK Tumbling BEVERLY BIRDSALL Dramatics, F.H.A., Horizon, Inter- national Relations, Pantograph, Quill and Scroll, Spanish, Ushers RICHARD BIZAL Kay Cees BILL BLANCHARD Boys, W , Junior president, Base- ball, Football, Kay Cees, Student Council ADA MAE BLANKENSHIP Glee Club, F.H.A. TERRY BOHANON Student Council BILL BOLLINGER Cross Country VIOLA BOND A Cappella, F.H.A., Tyronian, Ushers ' K 4 fd N Bill Bennett Fred Benson Richard M. Berger Beverly Bettison 1 Donna Lee Bicknell George F. Bigelow K5 i f, G3 N M W -1 , sfiifffi, ' Fig ' , . . -' 'W fi'5'Qii: 5 ff Q A ..1ff. '?r 1 ' ,' ' in . eirr William L. Bileck Beverly Birdsall 'Q id Richard Bizal Bill Blanchard Ada Mae Blankenship Terry Bohanon Bill Bollinger Viola Bond Page 87 A 'if-: . -fliwfii G if - :iw SS.-2 .if ifo- K 'if' F Sys as T ww qi X ,Q A W, If Ha? ri, L, ,W is ,:,.t,M5MzS is M2 J- Richard Baxter X ls aw ig . . -v Q 6 it ,sd 'OF -wc.. I Donna Bgygf Jerry Bradbury Carol Braly H. Lester Brammer Charlie Bratkovic Bowden Loberta Breeze Faith Edith Bregg C. Patricia Bregg ShirleY Bfendel Virginia Briegel J im R. Briley SE IUH5 DONNA BOYER Dramatics, Kay Cees, National Thespian, Tyronian RICHARD BAXTER BOWDEN JERRY BRADBURY A Cappella, Glee Club, Variety Show, Operetta CAROL BRALY Accompanist, A Cappella, junior secretary, Dramatics vice-presi- dent, F.H.A., G.A.A., Girls' League Council, Glee Club, International Relations, National Thespian, Kay Cees, Orchestra secretary, Plays, Spanish president, Student Coun- cil secretary, Variety Show H. LESTER BRAMMER French CHARLIE BRATKOVIC LOBERTA BREEZE Biology, Band, Dramatics, G.A.A., International Relations, Kay Cees, Head Drum Major, Plays FAITH EDITH BREGG A Cappella, G.A.A., Glee Club C. PATRICIA BREGG Dramatics, F.H.A., G,A.A. SHIRLEY BRENDEL F.H.A., Horizon VIRGINIA BRIEGEL Dramatics, F.H.A., Horizon, Inter- national Relations, Kay Cees, Ty- ronian JIM R. BRILEY Hi-Y, Swimming Team, Tumbling RHOLDA BRISCOE German, G.A.A. MARIALICE BROOKS Dramatics, Kay Cees, Thespian, Spanish, Usher National JAMES K. BROWN C.Q., Courtesy MARY JANE BROWN Classical, Intemational Relations, Kay Cees, Y-Teens, Horizon WALLY BROWN Band, Hi-Y, International Rela- tions, Kay Cees, Courtesy Club HAROLD CBUDDYJ BRUCE 'lg- C' was S is afar.-mf Y, , C0 his 'Rf 'ff H ld B dd Rholda Briscoe Marialice Brooks james K. Brown Mary jane Brown Wally Brown are C U yy Page 88 Bruce is-sz, a- aw S' ' ...Q .J ........- , +A i f ' A 465, so Henry Bruner Pauline L. Buck Marilyn Buckley Bob Burgoon Tom Butler Norma Jean Byrne SE IUH5 HENRY BRUNER Orchestra PAULINE L. BUCK Tyronian MARILYN BUCKLEY F.H.A., G.A.A. president, Girls' League Council, Girls' W vice- president, Kay Cees, Ushers BOB BURGOON TOM BUTLER Hollywood NORMA JEAN BYRNE F.H.A., G.A.A. LaVON CAI-IILL Biology vice-president, Classical, French vice-president, International Relations, Radio Production PAT CALHOON F.H.A., G.A.A., Kay Cees, Tyron- ian WAYNE LEWIS CAMPBELL THOMAS N. CANNON Football, Student Council CAROL JEAN CARLSON LaVon Cahill Pat Cslhoon G.A.A., Horizon, Kay Cees, Panto- graph, Quill and Scroll, Tyronian, -Y., Y-Teens i- , , A N A 3 2 I Q I PM PATRICIA CARMODY t 5 Art, F.H.A. ' t- Q I f Q pr- x i .va -5 JANET LOUISE CATHELL f ll ' Dramatics, F.H.A., Orchestra , I' ' l ' ' I I ' -.- K X I -' rl' L ' DAVID CATLETT , if if Band, Orchestra Wayne Lewis Campbell Thomas N. Cannon DICK CATLETT - Band PAUL CASPER 'CF' MARCIA KAY CHAMPE Art, Dramatics, F.H.A., Kay Cees , ROBERT D. CHANOWSKI A Cappella, Glee Club, Plays Carol Jean Carlson Patricia Carmody .,. , janet Louise Cathell David Catlett fa 43' 'U' sr -P Q-an Dick Catlett Paul Casper Marcia Kay Champe Robert D. Chanowski 6 Page 89 A 4 A A01 Charles O Mary Ann ' Y-.J 4F ' Ann Chisham . ' . . Ronald Christison Larry Chushuk Edward E. Clark Christensen Christiansen Willie K. Clevenger, J r. David Clover ANN CHISHAM Dramatics, G.A.A., Horizon, Inter- antional Relations, Library Re- porter, National Thespian, Spanish CHARLES O. CHRISTENSON Classical, International Relations, Kay Cees, Orchestra, Student Council MARY ANN CHRISTIANSEN Art, Dramatics, French, F.H.A., G.A.A., Girls' Swimming, Girls' W , Horizon, Glee Club, Kay . Cees, Spanish RONALD CHRISTISON ' Band Janice Coffman Patricia Cole LARRY CHUSHUK EDWARD E. CLARK Baseball WILLIE K. CLEVENGER, JR. DAVID CLOVER JANICE COFFMAN pian, Plays Shirley Coleman James M. Collier Art, Dramatics, French, F.H.A., G.A.A., Kay Cees, National Thes- SE IIIHS PATRICIA COLE Classical, Dramatics, F.H.A., G.A.A., Horizon, International Re- lations, Plays, Student Council, Y- Teens SHIRLEY COLEMAN G.A.A., Y-Teens JAMES M. COLLIER BEVERLY JEAN COLLINS F.H.A., G.A.A., Kay Cees, Student Council BILL COLLINS Boys' W , Baseball, Football, Kay Cees, Student Council MARY ALICE COLLINS Art, F.H.A., Kay Cees, Student Council VIRGINIA CONNELL F.H.A., G.A.A., Kay Cees, Tyron- ian MARILYN COOPER Art, Dramatics, Girls' Swimming, Horizon, Kay Cees 'age 90 0 Beverly jean Collins Bill Collins Mary Alice Collins Virginia Connell Marilyn Cooper if Darlene Cook Paul Corbett John Cornelius Alberta Cowan SE IUHS DARLENE COOK F.H.A., Y-Teens PAUL CORBETT Boys' W , Band treasurer, Foot- ball JOHN CORNELIUS Boys' W , Football ALBERTA COWAN Glee Club, Ushers, Y-Teens BEVERLY JEAN COWAN DUGAN COWAN Boys' W , Track, Kay Cees ORVILLE COX Band, Orchestra PATTI COX Dramatics, Girls' Swimming, Kay Cees, Plays MARY ANN CUNNINGHAM IRMA M. DALABA F.H.A., G.A.A., Y-Teens SHIRLEY J. DARR Biology, Glee Club JANET DAVIES Biology, Cheerleader, Sophomore treasurer, Dramatics, F,H.A., G.A.A., Girls' Swimming, Girls' League Council, Kay Cees, Student Council, Tyronian WILLIAM DAVIS Spanish, Tumbling Captain LOIS DAVIS F.H.A.. German president, Intema- tional Relations, Orchestra, Variety Show, Y-Teens DOUG DAY Boys' W , Football, Track ADELEYN DeLOZIER ROBB IE DENN Y Biology, F.H.A., G.A.A., Interna- tional Relations, Kay Cees, Tyron- ian ROBERT DERCHER if fill VVVV E 'lv . p 1' 7, 4 af xr . , V N Beverly J ean Cowan Dugan Cowan Wi 2 -... rust. Orville Cox Patti Cox Mary Ann Cunningham Irma M. Dalaba Shirley J. Darr Janet Davies H N. we ..'i William Davis Lois Davis Doug Day Adeleyn DeLozier Robbie Denny Robert Dercher Page 91 r an Fred Derge, Jr. Marvin H. Diehl Roderick W. Divilbiss Ronald Divilbiss an nn FRED DERGE, JR. A Cappella, Glee Club, Tennis, Variety Show Betty Lou Douglas Donald J. Downes MARVIN H. DIEHL 'J , RODERICK W. DIVILBISS Wiz ,ku i RONALD DIVILBISS PATRICIA DODSON BEVERLY DOKMAN BETTY LOU DOUGLAS Cheerleader, Dramatics, G.A.A., Girls' Swimming, Girls' W , Hori- zon, Kay Cees, Pantograph, Quill and Scroll, Spanish Carol Lee Dragosh Patricia Ann Draves DONALD J. DOWNES Band vice-president and manager, Kay Cees, Variety Show CAROL LEE DRAGOSH Cees, Y-Teens PATRICIA ANN DRAVES G.A.A., Library Norman Dunwoodie Karen Lee Easley saaai a , A Cappella, F.H.A., G.A.A., Kay Mer ,..,, 41? ,,,, . 'LAVQ ' 22, f 'iI F J e s - . M53 A Q 55 ,, , ' jf , wif, we Q 5 4 , 'fl ,gf ii his '7 Nkg Patricia Dodson Beverly Dokman SE IUH5 NORMAN DUNWOODIE C.Q., Football manager, Kay Cees KAREN LEE EASLEY French president, Orchestra MARILYN EATON Art, Dramatics, French, F.H.A., G.A.A., Girls' Swimming, Interna- tional Relations, Kay Cees, Panto- graph, Plays, Quill and Scroll, Stu- dent Council, Ushers, National Art Honor Society GARY LEE EELLS Football, Kay Cees JIM ELROD JULIA A. EVERETT G.A.A., Horizon, International Re- lations, Kay Cees, Orchestra, Pan- tograph, Quill and Scroll KENNETH FAERBER Boys' W , German, Kay Cees, Swimming Team 4 LEONA FALSCROFT Marilyn Eaton Gary Lee Eells Jim Elrod Julia A. Everett Page 92 -as Kenneth Faerber Leona Falscroft 1,,....'- MM' 'Z' ., . 9 , . , , 1 X ,gig C, . .f J wr Sandra Falwell Guy E. Farrar Nathalie Faris Robert F erluga Kay Lucile Fish Joe Flores SE IIIHS SANDRA FALWELL Art president, F.H.A., G.A.A., In- temational Relations, Kay Cees, Spanish, National Art Honor So- ciety GUY E. FARRAR Biology, Debate, Kay Cees, Na- tional Forensic, Science Field treasurer and quartermaster, Span- ish secretary, Student Council NATHALIE FARIS Courtesy secretary and treasurer, Dramatics, F.H.A., G.A.A., Girls' Swimming, Horizon, Glee Club, Kay Cees, Spanish ROBERT FERLUGA Debate, National Forensic KAY LUCILE FISH Biology, Classical, G.A.A., Girls' Swimming, Horizon, Pantograph, Quill and Scroll, Spanish JOE FLORES Band BRUCE FORD A Cappella, Plays NANCY FORRESTER A Cappella, Biology, Dramatics, F.H.A., Girls' League Council, In- ternational Relations vice-presi- dent, Kay Cees, Operetta, Radio Production, Variety Show rg, ---fix, 1 , ' SF ' . 5 A E' ',,, is J ' , Jackie Franklin CHARLES FOSTER Glee Club, Intemational Relations, Kay Cees, Student Council DONALD FOSTER Band, Orchestra ELEANOR LOUISE FOSTER F.H.A., Kay Cees, Y-Teens JAMES M. FRACOL JACKIE FRANKLIN Freshmen cheerleader, G.A.A., Kay Cees GERALD C. FRASER Production Printer EARLENE ANN FRY Glee Club, F.H.A., G.A.A., Girls' Swimming, Girls' League Council, Girls' W , Kay Cees, Student Council, Y-Teens NANCY KAY FU ISAKI J Biology, F.H.A., G.A.A. vice-presi- dent, Girls' League Council presi- dent and treasurer: Girls' W president, Kay Cees, Ushers JAN LYNNE GAGEL Dramatics, F.H.A., Girls' Swim- ming, Kay Cees, Tyronian qw X fa xf E ti will X Bruce Ford Nancy Forrester Charles Foster Donald Foster Wg 3 tx... Eleanor Louise Foster James M. Fracol AJ? 1 ' . ,ai-ra' -. - ,. vt! ' ' 1 ., I i rf:- 9' , A if .1 ., 'Q :T , ,kg W - Gerald C. Fraser Earlene Ann Fry ' Nancy Fujisaki Jan Lynne Gagel Page 93 'af'-or Carol Lee Garnier A. Dean Garrison igif , - - weer Lf iiiiif- 'uf-Q. Q' ' vf A rrer C A fm-4 I ri?-3.3 I , I a X 'W L-ii K . N , n ya 341 . . 1 ,., f 4 5 25. r , ' J sr sr 3. , ir Harry E. Gilliam Joyce Marie Glover .is 5'vg,g,11,17' K . :C W. st 1 , ' If P ft Q., 'fa , ffl if Vernon Glover Ronnie Godley ,Q V -A 6 f 32,2-E: 'A 1 11 L 3 V Nancy L. Golubski Shirley Goode ,Cary I f5l'f,gf , gi Barbara Jane Gaunce Robert Gerba SE CAROL LEE GARNIER Biology, Dramatics, F.H.A., G.A.A., International Relations, Kay Cees, Tyronian, Quiverian A. DEAN GARRISON Boys' W , Football, Kay Spanish, Track Cees. BARBARA JANE GAUNCE Art, F.H.A., Kay Cees ROBERT GERBA Dramatics T. J. GIBSON C.Q., Orchestra VIRGINIA GILBREATH Dramatics, F.H.A., G.A.A., Kay Cees, Tyronian HARRY E. GILLIAM JOYCE MARIE GLOVER French, Libra ry, Y-Teens VERNON GLOVER German . 'av of ,. ,.,, I nw ar 7? Y T. J. Gibson Virginia Gilbreath IUHS RONNIE GODLEY NANCY L. GOLUBSKI Dramatics, F.H.A., G.A.A. SHIRLEY GOODE F.H.A., International Relations, Tyronian, Ushers, Y-Teens, Office Secretary JACK GORELICK Football, Hollywood, Kay Cees, Science Field, Spanish PAUL GORMAN Biology, C.Q., Hi-Y, International Relations, Kay Cees, Ushers JIMMY GOSS Glee Club THOMAS WESLEY GRAGG Boys' W , Kay Cees, Track, Cross Country DON GRAHAM Classical Jack Gorelick Paul Gorman Jimmy Goss Thomas Wesley Gragg Don Graham Page 94 'Q if 5 Y ,Jr f -aa., . W. . is ., 2, N. Q . - ., ,L . . 5, 2' if., My - 1 f 'Qs may E S . 1. .1 9 A S 3 1 Tv.. 3 4, 4 , . X Q f fi ' , - T-P-fi - f X jerry Graham Gerald C. Greb Mike Greer Helen Gregovich Donald R. Gribbin Richard R. Grove SE IUHS JERRY GRAHAM Boys' W , Baseball GERALD C. GREB MIKE GREER Football HELEN GREGOVICH F.H.A., Kay Cees, Tyronian DONALD R. GRIBBIN RICHARD A. GROVE Band manager, Kay Cees, Library, Orchestra JIM GULLEY ANN LORRAINE GUNTHER Biology, G.A.A., Kay Cees BARRAD MAC GURWELL Swimming Team JANET HACKEL Biology, French, F.H.A., Interna- tional Relations, Kay Cees, Quill and Scroll, Quiverian Clubs Editor ANNA HACKNEY Girls' Swimming, Kay Cees, Cour- tesy GRACE HALE Dramatics, F.H.A., Kay Cees, Or- chestra, Spanish MAGGIE HAMILTON G.A.A., Y-Teens CAROL HAMPTON G.A.A., Tyronian, Variety Show KENNETH DEAN HANKINSON CAROL HANSON Dramatics, G.A.A., F.H.A., Hori- zon, Kay Cees, Orchestra BILL HARDESTY 1'-. -49' jim Gulley Ann Lorraine Gunther fi! L X' f ' C. K I Barrad Mac Gurwell janet Hackel 1 W 'J Anna Hackney Grace Hale -4-.f 'C 'i Maggie Hamilton Carol Hampton Killgslilfngfjn Carol Hanson Bill Hardesty X. -x 4 N l fi '-4 r Page Richard Dean Harman Annabelle Hamett Mary Fay Harrell Clayton Qlifford Dick Hart Jackie J. Hartig Leon B. Hataway Robert Hay Mary Ann Haynes B. Delores Hecke LaDoris Henley Dave I-Ieimbach Harris SE IUH5 RICHARD DEAN HARMAN Boys' W , Football Co-captain, Kay Cees, Student Council, Track, Social Council, Senior president ANNABELLE HARNETT Accompanist, Tyronian, Glee Club MARY FAY HARRELL Biology, Kay Cees CLAYTON CLIFFORD HARRIS DICK HART Football, Kay Cees, Orchestra JACKIE J. HARTIG LEON B. HATAWAY Glee Club, German, Kay Cees ROBERT HAY Band, Kay Cees, Orchestra, Span- ish, Student Council president, Social Council MARY ANN HAYNES Kay Cees, Tyronian, Y-Teens B. DELORES HECKE Art, Dramatics, G.A.A. treasurer and secretary, F.H.A., Girls' W , Horizon, Kay Cees, Tyronian, Y- Teens LaDORIS HENLEY Biology, Cheerleader, Dramatics, G.A.A,, Girls' Swimming, Horizon, Kay Cees, Quill and Scroll, Quiv- erian After Hours Editor, Student Council, Tyronian secretary-treas- urer, Y-Teens DAVE HEIMBACH International Relations, Spanish ANGELINA HERNANDEZ MARY HERNANDEZ Tyronian BETTY HESS ROY E. I-IICKS, JR. Boys' W , Freshman vice-presi- dent, Junior treasurer, Kay Cees, Student Council, Track Co-cap- tain, Cross Country LOUIS HIGGS BOB HILGERS . ggggygig - , ,J , z qpgis.. ev' J, QA' Q. f -155 stikeieslw. yggsfi' was Sis Angelina Hemandez Mary Hernandez Betty Hess Roy E. Hicks, J r. Louis Higgs Bob Hilgers PAGE 96 O .arf val Stephen R. Hinds Janet Faye Hoagland Joan Marie Hoffman John Hoffman SE IUH5 STEPHEN R. HINDS Hi-Y vice-president, Kay Cees, Or- chestra JANET FAYE HOAGLAND Biolo Dramatic FHA GAA gy, , .. ., ., Horizon, Intemational Relations, Kay Cees, National Thespian, Or- chestra, Plays, Tyronian JOAN MARIE HOFFMAN Ushers JOHN HOFFMAN RUTH HOGARD Horizon, International Relations, Kay Cees, Y-Teens RICHARD HOLM Glee Club, Pantograph, Quill and Scroll, Ushers LOIS M. HOLMES Band, Horizon, International Rela- tions, Kay Cees, Orchestra JANICE HOLTER F.H.A. . i' 5 I I 2.3, 1 . J f f ' Q V , - Y K 1 Kenneth Howard PHYLLIS HOUSTON F.H.A., G.A.A., International Rela- tions, Spanish, Y-Teens KENNETH E. HOUTMAN Spanish BOB HOWARD Biology, Kay Cees JOHN D. HOWARD Spanish KENNETH HOWARD Orchestra, Student Council JERE W. HOWELL International Relations, Student Council DORIS HOWERTON A Cappella, F.H.A., Variety Show THOMAS L. HUDDLESTON DONALD HUNT DEE ANN HUTCHINGS Band, Girls' Swimming, Kay Cees, Orchestra, Tyronian, Y-Teens vice- president -'H' 2+ ,ii-'QQ tv'- 5 :- Ruth Hogard di Q4 .Q 72 c X 4 I' Richard Holm f . Y' Lois M. Holmes Phyllis Houston -gifs- 1' lf -- jhiv- gf: , , if . 1 4 -rx, Janice Holter .. ,2 ' ' . Kenneth E. Houtman . 3 154 20' I . I ,O 3 X l- , . .uf Bob Howard -3411, 1 ve? sag' ,if if J ohn D. Howard XL ,lv gf J ere W. Howell Doris Howerton glggrsgitgil Donald Hunt Dee Ann Hutchings Page 97 -Q li' Janice Jackson Shirley Jackson Jim James Richard D. Janes Jo Ann J ata Jean Jeanquart Janis Jensen J ack Johannsen Joseph P. Johnson Lester Johnson , Y' Merle Jacqueline .. Johnson ff? K 'sgwf-' Wi, -it M e' ' :XG 'J :,:--,g X Q ,, 1 K . ' .1iE'i, ., 45: ., .,g,-,.., ir, ,MW ,. ' .,, , f er Ray J ohnson SE IIIH5 JANICE JACKSON Dramatics, F.H.A., International Relations, Kay Cees, Orchestra, Variety Show, Y-Teens SHIRLEY JACKSON Cheerleader, Dramatics secretary, F.H.A., G.A.A., Girls' Swimming, International Relations, Kay Cees, National Thespian, Tyronian JIM JAMES Band president, Dramatics, Kay Cees, National Thespian, Plays, Radio Production RICHARD D. JANES Library, Student Council JO ANN JATA Dramatics, G.A.A., Kay Cees, Thespian, Plays, Tyronian JEAN JEANQUART G.A.A., Girls' W secretary, Stu- dent Council JANIS JENSEN Dramatics, F.H.A., G.A.A., Girls' Swimming, Girls' W , Intema- tional Relations, Kay Cees, Orches- tra, Plays JACK JOHANNSEN JOSEPH P. JOHNSON Debate, Courtesy LESTER JOHNSON Boys' W , Football, Kay Cees MERLE JACQUELINE JOHNSON RAY JOHNSON Boys' W , Basketball, Student Council, Kay Cees THOMAS G. JOHNSTON Band, Dramatics, Debate, Kay Cees, National Forensic CAROL JONES F.H.A., G.A.A., Glee Club, Hori- zon, Operetta, Tyronian, Y-Teens PAUL W. JONES Kay Cees PAT JUSTUS GENE R. KANE Boys' W , Classical, International Relations, Kay Cees, Tennis WAYNE KATZ A Cappella, Boys' W , Glee Club, fab ff... Football, Operetta, Variety Show E Thomas G. Johnston Carol Jones Paul W. Jones Pat Justus Gene R. Kane Wayne Katz Page 98 so D I , . P if 1 gf C- 1.' ' I-r ',A I , 'P' 16 N 'I t I . ,F i Marcia Kelly Nina L. Kennedy Edgar Kepler Edward J. Keyes Arden Kiel Robert Kissick SE IUH5 MARCIA KELLY Art, Dramatics, G.A.A., Girls' Swimming, Girls' League Council, Kay Cees, Plays, Spanish NINA L. KENNEDY Kay Cees, Y-Teens EDGAR KEPLER EDWARD J. KEYES Debate ARDEN KIEL ROBERT KISSICK Biology, International Relations Kay Cees SHIRLEY KLING A Cappella, Glee Club, Ushers' Club EVERETT GILBERT KNAPP III Band, Variety Show ELEANOR KNIGHT Debate, G.A.A., Kay Cees GLENN ROY KNIGHT Science Field Club NORMAN G. KOENKE EDWARD KOHLER Boys' W , Baseball, Basketball, Football, Student Council MICHAEL F. KOSKA Production-Printer WILMA JEAN KROHN Dramatics, International Relations Kay Cees, Student Council HERMAN KUKLENSKI Hi-Y, Kay Cees GEORGE LADDISH Boys' W , Senior vice-president, Football Co-Captain, Kay Cees, Track FRANK P. LADEK GEORGE LAGE Kay Cees fm if . . Everett Gilbert Shirley Klmg Knapp In , A xp 4, I , . if 7 , Y I ': . F . 45? I ml J' 'D llfiilsdft' Ai ' J I' Eleanor Knight Glenn Roy Knight A as I - I 1 ,M , 5 i ti A t Norman G. Koenke .4 3 I X . W IA S Edward Kohler 1 Michael F. Koska Wilma jean Krohn Herman Kuklenski George Laddish Frank P. Ladek George Lage Page 99 Janet Larson W. Brad Lashbrook Helen Lastelic s ,-Q 5 ' , Esther Lex-ma Joan Lewis Shirley Ann Limerick Pat Lister Sally Little Sammy Little ELK, V P V Lola Mae Leavey Mary Ellen Lee Carol Lemmon SE IIJHS JANET LARSON Biology, Cheerleader captain, Sen- ior treasurer, F.H.A., G.A.A., Girls' Swimming vice president, Girls' W , Intemational Relations, Kay Cees, Student Council, Tyronian W. BRAD LASHBROOK Boys' W , Debate, Kay Cees, Na- tional Forensic, Track HELEN LASTELIC F.H.A., G.A.A., Horizon, Kay Cees, Tyronian LOLA MAE LEAVEY G.A.A., Kay Cees PAT LISTER A Cappella SALLY LITTLE SAMMY LITTLE F.H.A., Horizon, Tyronian, Y-Teens CAROL LOE A Cappella JANET LONG Biology, Freshman Cheerleader, Dramatics, F.H.A., Girls' Swim- ming, Intemational Relations, Kay Cees, National Thespian, Spanish, Student Council MARY ELLEN LEE F.H.A., G.A.A., Y-Teens BETTY 1-OUN G.A.A., Horizon, Orchestra CAROL LEMMON A Cappella, Glee Club, Dramatics, Kay Cees, Operetta SUSIE MacNEAL Biology, Cheerleader, Sophomore secretary, Senior Secretary, Dra- matics treasurer, F.H.A., G.A.A., Girls' Swimming, Horizon, Kay ESTHER LERMA G'A'A' Cees, Quill and Scroll, Quiverian Editor-in chief, Social Council, JOAN LEWIS Svamsh F.H.A., G.A.A., Horizon GERALD MAGNENAT SHIRLEY ANN LIMERICK F.H.A. ROBERT MALABY 7 VU -rdyywi' K M., ,IV 13 Carol Loe janet Long Betty Loun Susie MacNea1 Gerald Magnenat Robert Malaby Page 100 Z iff: All 13, 1sf'5.EfIL:klfTc-' ' ,. , , Q .45 I 2, . M rg: ,1 . X 1. ' Bob Eugene Mancuso Trudy Manczuk David Frank Mapes Pete Marquez SE IUH5 BOB EUGENE MANCUSO Band TRUDY MANCZUK Biology president, G.A.A., Y-Teens DAVID FRANK MAPES Band, Football, Kay Cees, Orches- tra, Student Council PETE MARQUEZ Band, Glee Club, Kay Cees, Or- chestra, Variety Show ERVIN JOSEPH MARSHALL LLOYD MARTLEY Art, Boys' W , Basketball, Kay Cees, Track DIANA J. MAYHEW Glee Club, Courtesy JOE WILLIAM McCLAIN HAROLD MCDANIEL Debate, Hollywood, Hi-Y, Inter- national Relations, National Foren- sic, Science Field Margaret Anne JOE MCFALL Glee Club, Debate, International Relations, Kay Cees, Courtesy TOM MCGINNIS Courtesy, Kay Cees SHIRLEY A. MCKAIN Art, F.H.A., G.A.A., Horizon, Kay Cees, Ushers, Y-Teens DAVID Y. MCMANIS C.Q., German, International Rela- tions, Kay Cees MARGARET ANNE MCNAIR Art, Dramatics, G.A.A., Girls' Swimming, Horizon, Kay Cees, Na- tional Art Honor Society DAVID E. MCNEELY TED MCNIEL GEORGE MCNUTT Golf, Kay Cees, Orchestra vice- president, Student Council HAROLD MCPHERSON International Relations, Orchestra, Tumbling ff, i K , 5 J ., J Ervin Joseph M mah an Lloyd Martley Diana J. Mayhew Joe William McClain 1 3 S 1 . V, Harold McDaniel J oe McFa1l ' Tom McGinnis Shirley A. McKain -.D David Y. McManis . David E. McNeely Ted McNiel George McNutt Harold McPherson McNair Page 101 34' Marian I. McQuitty Cleda M. Medley Harold Eugene Miller Jeanette Miller ffm Barbara Moles Marvin Moles L ' W I ,--. 1 Lee. A J- ' -. 1 W? V V 1 1' f 55 1 . . at i' , a aa 1 L . ' . N -- TQ' fi? LLAV ff I I I , - f L 2 A' 'T I I 'fs' We ' Barbara Montgomery Dale William Moore J ohn Meggs O. J. Meng Patricia Mermigis Gerald Miller SE IUHS MARIAN I. MCQUITTY G.A.A., F.H.A., Horizon, Kay Cees CLEDA M. MEDLEY F.H.A., German, G.A.A., Kay Cees, Orchestra JOHN MEGGS O. J. MENG Band PATRICIA MERMIGIS Debate, Kay Cees, National Foren- sic, Tyronian GERALD MILLER Kay Cees HAROLD EUGENE MILLER JEANETTE MILLER Art, Dramatics, Kay Cees, Panto graph, Quill and Scroll BARBARA MOLES Art, F.H.A., Kay Cees, Spanish MARVIN MOLES Football, Track BARBARA MONTGOMERY DALE WILLIAM MOORE DOLORES ANN MORGAN G.A.A., Kay Cees, Student Coun cil, Tyronian, Y-Teens secretary RALPH MORGAN WAYNE MORRELL Art, C.Q., Kay Cees BENNY MORRIS KATHERINE MORRIS F.H.A., Y-Teens it 'lm Dolores Ann Morgan Ralph Morgan Wayne Morrell Page 102 ' A -, ' iiegig- iii - , . . R 1, Benny Morris Katherine Morris 3 , ,-f wi 41 af Lea Mortensen Barbara Moser Pat Mosher Jean Mouming William Carey Muncy SE IUHS LEA MORTENSEN Biology, Cheerleader, Dramatics, F.H.A., International Relations, Kay Cees, Tyronian BARBARA MOSER G.A.A., Kay Cees, A Cappella PAT MOSHER G.A.A., Y-Teens JEAN MOURNING F.H.A., G.A.A., Intemational Rela- tions, Kay Cees WILLIAM CAREY MUNCY C.Q. treasurer, Freshman president, Dramatics, Debate, International Relations, Kay Cees President, Kay Cees Council, National Forensic, Spanish, Student Council treasurer PATSY MUNSELL Dramatics, F.H.A., German presi- dent, G.A.A., National Thespian, Pantograph, Plays, Quill and Scroll, Y-Teens LINDA MYERS Dramatics, F.H.A., G.A.A., Girls' Swimming, Horizon, Kay Cees, Library president, National Thes- pian, Y-Teens JERRY NAAS Hi-Y, Intemational Relations DAVID RAYMOND NANCE Dramatics, Kay Cees sergeant-at- arms, Kay Cee Council, Plays, Radio Production, Student Council BARBARA JEAN NASH F.H.A., Y-Teens FRANCES NEWHOUSE G.A.A., Kay Cees, Library, Tyron- ian JANICE E. NEWITT G.A.A., F.H.A., Intemational Re- lations, Spanish, Y-Teens CHARLES W. NICHOLS Band, Kay Cees, Orchestra V. CLAY NOAH, JR. GARY OLSEN Band, Classical, International Rela tions, Kay Cees, Orchestra VIOLA EILINE O'NEAL A Cappella, Dramatics, F.H.A., G.A.A., Kay Cees, Variety Show, Y-Teens PATRICIA O'NEIL Classical, Dramatics, F.H.A. presi-. dent, G.A.A., Girls' League Coun- cil, Intemational Relations, Kay Cees, Quiverian, Student Council CLIFFORD OSBORN Linda Myers sms 4. ww, s. fi. 'Q 34 Patsy Munsell r . Q. iffifilff ,J X, , ws ru 'A K . L 1 J erry N aes be .-5 ' 'te' , David Raymond Barbara Jeagigfgfgt. is i Nance Frances Newhouse Janice E. Newitt ff J t A ,img J 4' . J so Q ' -.Q . r A '-..,., ssas W' A x I A-2511 L i W rtfv Charles W. Nichols V. Clay Noah, Jr. Gary Olsen Viola Eiline O'Neal Patricia 0'N eil Clifford Osborn Page M 103 Duane Osborne Ronald D. Ott Richard Ottens Shirley Ottens Jacklyn Owens Anna Mae Owens Ed Pajer Billy Palmer , Bob Palmer Marilyn Parker Kenneth Payne Rose Marie Peel SE IUH5 DUANE OSBORNE Boys' W , Dramatics, French, Kay Cees, Plays, Radio Produc- tion, Student Council, Track RONALD D. OTT Biology. International Relations Kay Cees, Spanish, Student Coun- cil RICHARD OTTENS A Cappella, Glee Club, Plays SHIRLEY OTTENS JACKLYN OWENS Dramatics, F.H.A., Horizon, Kay Cees, Spanish, Y-Teens ANNA MAE OWENS ED PAJER BILLY PALMER BOB PALMER Band, Orchestra president, Swim- ming MARILYN PARKER F.H.A., Glee Club, Horizon, Li- brary, Tyronian, Y-Teens KENNETH PAYNE Boys' HW , Classical, Football, German, Science Field ROSE MARIE PEEL Dramatics, F.H.A., G.A.A., Kay Cees, Ushers, Y-Teens, Glee Club WILLIAM PERRY ROY PEYTON Spanish PATSY JOANN PHILLIPS Freshman secretary, F.H.A., G.A.A., Girls' League Council, Kay Cees, Student Council, Tyronian pro- gram chairman, Y-Teens president MARY M. PIKE A Cappella, Glee Club, G.A.A., Kay Cees, Operetta, Tyronian RONALD E. PITTMAN Hi-Y DONNA PLUMLEE Glee Club, French, Kay Cees, Ushers, Y-Teens William Perry Roy Peyton Patsy Joann Phillips Mary M. Pike Ronald E. Pittman Donna Plumlee Page 104 'r C' -nd Michael Poizner Joseph J. Poje Phillip Porter Ellen Proudfit Betty Ann Purcell SE IDRS MICHAEL POIZNER Boys' W , Tennis JOSEPH J. POJE A Cappella, Glee Club, Plays, Va- riety Show PHILLIP PORTER Band ELLEN PROUDFIT Biology, Dramatics, F.I-I.A., G.A.A., Girls' Swimming, Girls' League Council secretary, International Re- lations, Kay Cees vice-president, Kay Cees Council, Pantograph, Plays, Quill and Scroll, Spanish BETTY ANN PURCELL F.H.A., G.A.A., Girls' W , Li- brary, Ushers, Variety Show P. JOE RAHIJA WILLIAM A. RANKIN Hollywood, Kay Cees FRANCIS A. RATH A Cappella, Glee Club, C.Q., Hi- Y, International Relations, Kay Cees, Variety Show CATHERINE MARIE REDICK G.A.A., Girls' Swimming, Girls' League Council, Girls' W , Hori- bon vice-president, president: Kay Cees, Spanish, Tyronian MARIE REECE Biology, Dramatics, F.H.A., G.A.A., Horizon, International Relations, Kay Cees, Orchestra, Quill and Scroll, Quiverian Administration Editor, Operetta, Y-Teens, Variety Show ROBERT LEE REED Boys' W , Baseball, Football, Kay Cees, Sophomore vice-president ANN MARIE REID A Cappella, Dramatics, Kay Cees, National Thespian, Plays, Quill and Scroll, Quiverian Editor-in- chief, Operetta BILL REZIN MARILYN RICHARDS Biology, Dramatics, F.H.A., G.A.A., Girls' Swimming secretary, Kay Cees, Quiverian KEITH RICHARDSON DICK RIGDON Biology, Hi-Y ALVIN RIMMEL Band LAWRENCE W. ROBERTSON P. Joe Rahija ,.4n William A. Rankin Francis A. Rath . L' , R Cathgzgfcaaarie Marie Reece . 'I' ,1 Q- A :..X1.1': as .. , W gg .r . ,r ifsl .1 5 2. W' - , siren J 'W -an 1 'S f A Robert Lee Reed Ann Marie Reid -, as as t X' x l 'Kali I U A I I gf X -- V . nr-me Bill Ruin Marilyn Richards Keith Richardson Dick Rigdon Alvin Rnnrnel Lgfjifoiv' Page 105 Ronald D. Robertson Beatrice Rodriquez Gloria Rodriguez Pat Rogers Betty Ross J . D. Rowden Cecil R. Rudolph Eddie L. Runer RONALD D. ROBERTSON BEATRICE RODRIGUEZ International Relations GLORIA RODRIGUEZ Ushers PAT ROGERS BETTY ROSS F.H.A., Varietv Show, Y-Teens Glee Club J. D. ROWDEN Kay Cees Paul L. Rupard, jr. Carol J. Russell CECIL R. RUDOLPH riety Show EDDIE L. RUNER PAUL L. RUPARD, JR. CAROL J. RUSSELL Kay Cees, Plays, Quill and Scroll Quiverian Senior Section Editor Gary Russell Howgiiggene Band, Glee Club, Orchestra, Va- Art, Dramatics, French secretary, SE IUHS GARY RUSSELL Boys' W , Baseball, Basketball, Golf, Pantograph, Quill and Scroll HOWARD EUGENE RUTTAN CHARLES SAINT, JR. Boys' W , Baseball, Kay Cees, Football, Production Printer RICHARD SALTS Band, Hi-Y, Orchestra, Variety Show KENNETH SALYER Biology, Hi-Y, International Rela- tions, Kay Cees, Student Council, Tennis BARBARA SAMPSON Dramatics, F.H.A., G.A.A., Inter- national Relations, Kay Cees, Ty- ronian LUCILLE SAMYN F.H.A., Horizon, Y-Teens Page 106 Charles Saint, Jr. Richard Salts Kenneth Salyer Barbara Sampson Lucille Samyn -N 'O' 2 Alberta Sanders Janet B- Sanders George Sandfort Larry F. Sargert William Schenewerk john Philip Schick SE IIJH5 ALBERTA SANDERS F.H.A. 'JANET B. SANDERS Art, Dramatics, F.H.A., G.A.A., Kay Cees, Chemistry GEORGE SANDFORT Kay Cees LARRY F. SARGERT Boys' W , Biology, Kay Cees, Swimming WILLIAM SCHENEWERK JOHN PHILIP SCI-IICK Art, Dramatics, Debate, Football Manager, Kay Cees, Plays, Stu- dent Council JIM SCHILLER VELMA SCHLACHTER International Relations, Tyronian, Y-Teens ANNE SCHOWALTER Art, Biology, Dramatics, F.H.A., G.A.A., Horizon, International Re- lations, Kay Cees, National Thes- pian, Plays, Spanish 9 1-w. Donald Edward DONALD GORDON SCOTT Kay Cees, Spanish president TERESA SEGURA A Cappella, F.H.A., G.A.A., Spa- nish, Tyronian, Ushers DOROTHY SERAFIN A Cappella, G.A.A., Glee Club, Kay Cees, Radio Production, Ty ronian RAY SERAFIN Glee Club, Classical, Kay Cees DONALD EDWARD SERENE . 6 J im Schiller Velma Schlachter WF 1 ,-svwii 5 L f' lil ROBERT LEE SERMAN Anne Schowalter Donald Gordon Scott Band, Hollywood, Kay Cees YOLONDA SEWELL A Y-Teens ., -iz., J V wl- BETTY LOU SHAFFER fl' ' NT! A Cappella, Girls' League Coun- , Y 7 cil, Kay Cees, Plays NNN . CHARLES SHANKLIN Debate, German vice president, I if Kay Cees, National Forensic, Plays I auf 11 Teresa Segura Dorothy Serafin 4' iff A-we ,P Ray Serafin Serene Robert Lee Serman Yolonda Sewell Betty Lou Shaffer Charles Shanklin Page 107 Pat Shannon James A. Shearer Nancy Ann Sherry James I-I. Shibe Gail Shipman Harold Short 5 1 5 7-'35 i, A S E I ll H S Ha, F PAT SHANNON NANCY ANN SMALL ' 5 Girls' Swimming, Kay Cees, Stu- Swimming, Girls' W , Kay Cees, Y dent Council Dramatics, F.H.A., G.A.A., Girls' Y-Teens Carole Sue Simmons Nellie Rosell Siscoe Dolores Cathrine Skaggs Nancy Ann Small Glenn E. Smiley wha JAMES A. SHEARER Boys' W , Kay Cees, Swimming Team, Student Council NANCY ANN SHERRY Art, Dramatics, F.H.A., Girls' Swimming, International Relations, Kay Cees JAMES H. SHIBE Hollywood GAIL SHIPMAN Biology, Dramatics, G.A.A., Inter- national Relations, Kay Cees, Na- tional Thespian, Plays HAROLD SHORT Band Manager, Kay Cees, Orches- tra, Variety Show CAROLE SUE SIMMONS Art F.H.A., G.A.A., Kay Cees, Girls' Swimming NELLIE ROSELL SISCOE A Cappella, F.H.A. DOLORES CATHRINE SKAGGS Dramatics, F.H.A., International Relations, Kay Cees, National Thespian, Plays GLENN E. SMILEY Art, Dramatics president, Kay Cees, Library, National Thespian vice-president, Plays, Student Coun- cil DON SMITH Boys' W , Football, Kay Cees, Orchestra, Track Co-captain GEORGIA BEA SMITH A Cappella, F.H.A., Glee Club, Intemational Relations, Ushers JANICE SMITH Dramatics, F.H.A., G.A.A., Inter- national Relations CAROLINE SOULE French treasurer, Horizon, Interna- tional Relations, Kay Cees, Orch- estra, Plays, Radio Production ROBERTA SPARKS Classical, G.A.A., Girls' Swimming, Girls' W , Ushers BONNIE SPEER Art, Y-Teens GERALD A. SPRAGUE Boys' W , Biology, Kay Cees, Swimming N- w , ' Ov., , S, V C., fj, ff Georgia Bea Smith Janice Smith Caroline Soule Roberta Sparks Bonnie Speer Gerald A. Sprague Page 108 we 531259 wi t , 5 F Don Stark Shirley Stark Shaaron Steeby 76- SE IUH5 DON STARK Hi-Y, Kay Cees 'SHIRLEY STARK F.H.A,, G.A.A., Kay Cees, Y-Teens SHARON STEEBY Art, Biology, Dramatics, F.H.A., Kay Cees treasurer, Kay Cees Council, Quill and Scroll, Quiver- ian Sports Editor, Social Council SARA SUE STEWART Art, Dramatics, Kay Cees, Student Council, Y-Teens EDWIN L. STEVENS Band KATHLEEN M. STIMAC A Cappella, G.A.A., Glee Club, Variety Show, Operetta JOE STIMETZ Glee Club, Plays JOANNE STRIGGOW F.H.A., Y-Teens SHERMAN LeROY STROUD BERNICE STUBLER Horizon, Library MATT STUBLER Kay Cees CAROL STURGEON Art, Dramatics, G.A.A., Kay Cees, Plays, Tyronian KENNETH L. SUMMERS GEORGE SUMONJA MI KE SUPER PATRICIA SUTTON Biology, Dramatics, F.H.A., Inter- national Relations, Kay Cees secre- tary, Kay Cees Council, Panto graph, Quill and Scroll, Student Council, Tyronian, Y-Teens BARBARA SWAN F.H.A., Horizon, Kay Cees, Tyron- ian DAVID L. SWANSON ti Sara Sue Stewart Edwin L. Stevens Kathleen M. Stimac Joe Stimetz JoAnne Striggow Sherman LeRoy V Stroud Bernice Stubler r' ff Matt Stubler Carol Sturgeon 'C lf 3-I- Kenneth L. Summers George Sumonja Mike Super Patricia Sutton Barbara Swan David L. Swanson Page 109 Mildred Ruth Swim Kenneth Tanner Nha . . L W1ll1ar?er:ywrence Jack Tharp Larry Tharp John Thomas Nan Dee Thome J an Tice Carey Tate Loren Taylor Sam Taylor Sharon Taylor SE IUH5 MILDRED RUTH SWIM Band, F.H.A., G.A.A., Horizon, Kay Cees, Quill and Scroll, Qui- verian, Activities Editor, Variety Show, Y-Teens KENNETH TANNER Kay Cees, Plays, Student Council CAREY TATE Art, Kay Cees LOREN TAYLOR Band, Debate, Hollywood, Kay Cees SAM TAYLOR Art, Biology, German SHARON TAYLOR F.H.A., G.A.A., Horizon, Kay Cees WILLIAM LAWRENCE TERRY Kay Cees JACK THARP ? fy 5 A? is LARRY THARP Boys' W , Band, Kay Cees Track, Cross Country JOHN THOMAS NAN DEE THORNE Art JAN TICE Art, Dramatics, G.A.A., Kay Cees Spanish ROOSEVELT TIGER FRED EUGENE TILDEN Kay Cees JIMMIE TINSLEY DORA SUE TWITCHEL Art, G.A.A., Orchestra, Y-Teens National Art Honor Society LEO UHL E9 414 Roosevelt Tiger Fred Eugene Tilden Jimmie Tinsley Dora Sue Twitchel Leo Uhl Page 110 1 Q . sf at . . . f ig ji.-i ,F K .fine - - if I :Tk 4'0 'fr' , W W. i f Q z,. 3 Q5 I, f L '50 Ni, 8 Bs- 'Q' 1' , in Jackie Ussery Jack H. Utter Dick Van I-looser Karen J. Vance Joyce Venard Mary Lou Voae SE IUH5 JACKIE USSERY JACK H. UTTER Boys' W , Glee Club, Hollywood, Hi-Y, Kay Cees, Track DICK VAN HOOSER A Cappella, Boys' W , Glee Club, Swimming, Variety, Show, Oper- Etta KAREN J. VANCE Biology, French, Kay Cees, Span- ish, Ushers JOYCE VENARD Biology, Kay Cees, Spanish MARY LOU VOSE Cheerleader, Dramatics, F.H.A., G.A.A., International Relations, Kay Cees, National Thespian, Plays GEORGE VUKAS Biology, Freshman treasurer, Kay Cees ' MARLENE WADE A Cappella, Classical, G.A.A. Ty- ronian CHARLES E. WAGNER Boys' W , Dramatics, Football, Courtesy, Kay Cees, National Thespian, Track GARY K. WALKER EDGAR L. WALL WAN DA FAYE WARE G.A.A. DIXIE WARNICK Cheerleader, Dramatics, F.H.A., G.A.A., Girls' Swimming, Interna- tional Relations, Kay Cees, Qui- verian JANET WATKINS Accompanist, Dramatics, F.H.A., G.A.A., Horizon, Kay Cees, Stu- dent Council, National Thespian CAROLE WEBB JAMES W. WHEELER W. DONALD WHITE BARBARA ANN WHITMER Dramatics, F.H.A., International Relations, Spanish ,Q s G f ' ww i Q, ,I J lx X W Y g -'ii S ,QQ WEL QW. -'G George Vukas Marlene Wade Xa Charles E. Wagner Gary K. Walker ggi , H - - H . Q A Edgar L. Wall Wanda Faye Ware Dixie Warnick Janet Watkins Carole Webb James W. Wheeler W. Donald White Barbara Ann Whitmer Page 1 11 Jack Robert Wiggarrs Rorr Wiley Mewiiffell James A. Williams Lorraine Williams Lucian Williams Terry Williams J im Wilson Richard Wilson Roger N. Wilson William A. Barbara Wing Wittenberg SE IUH5 JACK ROBERT WIGGANS RON WILEY Boys' W , Baseball, Basketball, Football, Kay Cees MELBA BONNELL WILLIAMS JAMES A. WILLIAMS LORRAINE WILLIAMS Dramatics, G.A.A., Girls' Swim- ming, Horizon, Kay Cees, National Thespian, Student Council, Tyron- ian LUCIAN VVILLIAMS TERRY WILLIAMS Band sergeant-at-arms JIM WILSON RICHARD WILSON Dramatics, Hi-Y, Kay Cees, Na- tional Thespian, Plays, Variety Show ROGER N. WILSON Dramatics, Debate, Hollywood, Na- tional Forensic, Plays, Student Council BARBARA WING G.A.A. WILLIAM A. WITTENBERG Hi-Y, Kay Cees, Science Field treasurer and secretary DON WOLF FREDRICK CHARLES WOLF JIM WOODS Boys' W , Band, Swimming NANCY JEAN WOODSON Art, Dramatics treasurer, French, F.H.A., G.A.A., International Re- lations, Kay Cees, National Thes- pian, Plays, Y-Teens FRANK STEVEN YURKOVICH PAULINE LORETTA zoox F,H.A. Frank Steven Don Wolf Fredrick Charles Wolf J im Woods Nancy Jean Woodson Yurkovich Pauline Loretta Zool: Page 112 ,- 42ai,.,, - 12: ' . J ff-7. , rf ' J: M . .f ?'-' ,V J M- c ' . gg. -S -137, i ' 'A 52. f A .Q 17:24-gtg, -:gi -1 ' s,1vf1-fi f ' A 'll ' 575557. H '771fI'Q4 'fs -1 -... -N , A, Vw, ' -1 5 5 43 ' ' ' Q' if ,- 11. va' JH - A ':. lf. - nr- 'z' 'rf 'M 11' 'g244jwlT' ' ,-f- A 1451 H 4 L... , at ' ,. xg 5'-1 A V 25' , 55.5 ,Juv ' , . .1 1.7 - .W . t '2fggff- ' -,-z. Q-,. ' vw, ,-,fri NM ,V V V V ,.i,v,,' . A PIP' ' -5- g.- . ,. 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