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

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K J XQQ,QX 1' V , X fx i J f ' L- M Tx E i J R. C. Johnson ADMINISTRATION F. L. Schlagle Superintendent J. Clyde Hume Golda Cosner William Mclntire Vice-Principal Guidance Counselor Guidance Counselor Byron Adkison Helen Barnett Gladys Beck D. F. Bentley H- A- BilllI'1QSleY V Clarence Bolze Emporia State, B,S. Columbia, M.A. Michigan, M.S. KOHSGS, M-A. KGHSOS, M5-. . l0W0, M-A English, German Physical Education Biology General Science Engllsh, RUUIO Pf0ClUC'f'0 l Business Low, Accounting ,. ., .W .s., W5 K f ' V F 1 , ., N l on M. Connet Jean Cook Nelle M. Cook G, W. Corporon Lester Nl. Cross AMUYY Crown ePittsburg, M.S. Kansas, M-PM Kansas State, M.S. Missouri, M,A, Emporia. M.S. Q NebraSkG, M-A- prinfing Library Mathematics Jgumqlism, English Mathematics I ' 'English Jean Curl Corinne Davis Shirley Dick Park College, A.B. Wichita, B.S. Secretary Social Studies, Vocations Typing, Economics Lavina Dille Marion E. Dlvelbiss Eva Dunn. Forrest Eckhoff Ed J. Ellis Wallace Good MiChiQOI'1, MA- I Columbia, M.A. Wisconsin Central Tech. Iowa, M.A.A Kansas, M-A-, Mim60Qf0PhII'19, TYDINQ Social Studies Study Hall Electricity Social Studies Physiology, Biology 'd F, G ' R, 'ff'fh A, L, Ge W. H h Clint Hammer L 'lle Hawks DaXlJli550uri,riX.A. Amps?-IN, Gr' I Chicggg, M,A, lllllrsois, Mg n Colorado State, M.A. ulgonsas State, B.S. L, , Physics School Nurse Auto Mechanics Botany SOCI0l Studies Clothing, EVe Yd0Y 'Vmg 'f i i P ,. Li- 16- -. is. ,ii A fr 5 -- J , jf must, t .y ' .1 CIGYTOH TAGQFY Calvin Hersgmer Ardis Hill MA John HirschMS Nina HoweMA Eilien Huglges iowa, . . Kansas, .S. Colum ia, . .l Missouri, .. Kansas - Y- ansas, ., Mclthemafics Vocations Physical Education Mathematics French: English Art, Crqffs 1- s J. .. W ,, s, , , J l VK S1 3 E wiigf it K .bij N . X . 4: s , S isii S ggi .l ,L , N.. K If V V. K '- A by k 4 - - J W ' - - . - . - '15 N U P - ' ' P , , s - -'sg A - Jean Hutton Alice Irwin Leonard Jensen David Kendall W. J. Knapp Lewis D. Kruger Kansas, B.S. Treasurer Iowa, M.A. Pittsburg, M.S. Greeley, M,A. Chicago, M.A. Vocations Speech, DEIJCITS Drafting Dramatics, Stage Craft English J 5 W , . S , gm - Wyman W. Xignzler Dolgald Kyfx Rahpn tondesms Pagicia Landis 303931 I-0U9Bhgl'1 Russell Litihield M' ouri, . . ansas, .S. i s ufg, -- ansas, B.S. i s urgf -- Denver, . . Chzsmistry, General Health, Physical Woodworking Foods English Psychology Science Education Dolores Martin Jo Ann Mathews Lulu McCanles Orville D. McHenry lona Mettlen Maude E. Moles KONSOS, BS- Kansas State, B.S. Stanford, M.A. MWHGSOTO, M-5 Emporia, B.S. Columbia, M.A. English Business Social Studies ' l'EiiOlfh?- Physical Latin, English Mqfhemm-ics uca ion , L ,V., .V , ,,,. f .fries av 311 i J- B- MOYQGU , Mildred Norman Delvin T. Norris Lauren Plummer Mark Plummer Ethel Doris Procacci CGNYYFII MISSOUVI STOTG, B.S. Pittsburg, B.S. Kansas, B.S. Emporia, M.S. Pittsburg, M.S. Pittsburg, B.S, DFOHIUQ Librarian Health, Physical Business Social Studies LibrGI'iClr1 Education fi lk' . f V3 F Q.. . A get Hr i 5 Z if its 5 1' Frank Quiring Lester C. Ramsey ReMinta M. Rasmuson George S. Rose R, A, Sqmuelsgn Margaret Schirnelfenig Bethel, A,B, Iowa, M.A. Pittsburg, M.A. College of Emporia, A.B. Northwestern, M,M, Columbia, M.A. Chemistr Shorthand Shorthand, Transcription Biology instrumental Music Mathematics Y I Theory 5effY Shaffel' Charles Sheffield Walter R. Shublom Rheta Slawson Roland C. Smith Reba Smither 59CfeT0fY NGUFGSKO, Kansas, M.E. Secretary Colorado, MA. Pittsburg, M.S Social Studies Social Studies English Clothing AddiSOI'1 B. Spears. Judith Stapleton Paul C. Starbuck Glenn L. Stevenson Anne Stubblefield K. l. Stubblefield gentml M'550U ' Sfflfe, B.S. KOFISFIS, M.A. Clowa, M.A. Pittsburg, M.S. Kansas, B.S. Iowa, M,A. '9 Sh Spanish Typing Drafting, Metal Work Foods Biology yiigiifi , li sz- if V' 'U if 2213 52, A .V wi s , .Q f . A K sf Mt. I Ffancis A- 5W0im i-OWVGHCB Ti'1Gi'D Marguerite Theis Mqurine Thoma Louise Timmer Yvonne Tu,-ner Emporia, M.S. Kansas, M.A. Northwestefrm MM- Northwest Migsouri, B.S. Columbia, M-A K. C. Art Inst., MA Mathematics Social Studies, Vocal Music Business EHQUSH Art, English Quiverian 5 ,. Q55 5 f':'..Lx Robert Walton Indiana, M.A. Mathematics 'NR - Betty Welch Patricia Wolverto Nofma Wood ' A. W Y k Kansas B.S Missouri Valley? B.S K0f1S0S.5fOf9, 55- Mcgrfgorio Mtg? Jsggifog? um Physiccil Education English ' C0f2T6l'IG Difecfol' Social Sfyudies TUDE T COU CIL by Kathy McCaughey sie l BACK ROW, left to right: J. R. Schuck, Bill Young, Jim Prather, Jack Baker, Tad Morgan, Richard Marshall, Lloyd Black, Wayne Berger. FIFTH ROW: Jerry Hadusek, Neil Johanson, Gerald Smith, Bobby Divelbiss, Frank Buck, Donald Gibson, Alan Sheley, John Redick, Earl Cowher, Ray Wheeler, Barkley Fahnestock, Bob Latas, Ron Oldham. FOURTH ROW: Jerry Goodbar, Ethel Hale, Mary Ann Harris, Judy Smith, Bob Sadrakula, Betty Swim, Irene Mermigis, Louie Supica, Mary Ann Wools, Francis Lemery, Lenita Childers, Timmy Van Cleave, Eugenia Mangelsdorf, Dolores Beck. THlRD ROW: Marsha Broyles, Pat Lanbic, Sherron Brown, Garnet Robinson, Dolaris Sewell, Mona Kewley, JoAnn Holek, Bev. Bicknell, Bonnie Nichols, Maria Garza, Deanna Peckham, Miss Stapleton. SECOND ROW: Judy Babick, Joyce Davis, Susie Tiger, Bonnie Goode, June Matlock, Diane lra, Carolie Crews, Sue Plomondon, Carol Heider, Gayle Voorhees, Cindy Vaughan, Donna Jo Boyd. FRONT ROW: Jerry Kay Lewis, secretory, Dan S-heley, vice-president: Dean Newton, president: Bill Tarry, treasurer. To wear a Student Council pin is an honor given only to the one student elected from his homeroom to serve as a representative. Responsi- bilities consist of collecting money and selling tickets as well as other duties. Activities sponsored by the Student Council were two mixers after athletic games, the lost and found Service, dancing in the cafeteria during lunch time, the collection at Thanksgiving plus other charitable drives, and helping with the Homecom- ing Dance. This year's officers were elected for the first time by the upperclassmen. They were: Dean Newton, president: Dan Sheley, vice-president: Jerry Lewis, secretary: and Bill Tarry, treasurer. Council members, officers, and sponsor, Miss Judith Stapleton, all deserve much credit for the 53 Q LQ, ,, 4 gzgf-5 an y r 4, Qif r E W L .. job they have done to make the year of 56 outstanding in the history of Wyandotte. SOPHOMORES Being the largest class at Wyandotte is something to be proud of. Sophomores had an enrollment of 390 boys and 369 girls, and they are looking forward to their Junior year when they, too, will be considered upper- classmen. Officers elected were: president, Earl Cowher, vice-president, Alan Sheley, secretary, Cindy Vaughan, treasurer, Elaine Haines. Helping to make this year o success was their sponsor, Mrs. Yvonne Turner. Left to Right: Elaine Haines, Cindy Vaughan, Alan Shel- ey, Earl Cowher, Mrs. Yvonne Turner. CLASS OFFICERS by Kathy McCaughe ,7 ,fr ,wif , fi. ,ffjjfly lil! l t?yff'ffl,i7f of lf ol X jf JUNIORS Sponsoring our future leaders of 1957, consisting of 586 pupils, was Mr. Robert Walton. They were repre- sented by these officers: John Redick, president, Dave Chelesnik, vice-president, Dorothy Bogdanowicz, secre- tary, and Barbara Welburn, treasurer, who lead them to their long awaited senior year. Two of the most important events were the selection of class rings and the receiving of the traditional robe from the senior president, which symbolized the passing of authority and responsibility to the Class of 1957. Left to Right: Mr. Robert Walton, John Redick, Dave Chelesnik, Dorothy Bogdanowicz, Barbara Welburn, FRESHMAN Although the smallest class with a total of 385 stu- dents, the boys outnumbering the girls by 13, Freshman enthusiasm overshadowed their small number. Sponsor was Mr. Lester Cross and officers representing the class were: Bob Kent, president, Felice Miller, vice- president, Vicki Kapnick, secretary, and Connie Salley, treasurer. With three years ahead of them, the Fresh- men will prepare to become the leaders of 1959. Left to Right: Mr. Lester Cross, Bob Kent, Felice Miller, Vicki Kapnick, Connie Solley. GIRL ' LEAG E by Patsy Johnson BACK ROW, left to right: Martha Masters, Janet C. Russell, Jimmie Gayle Massey, Sue Tanner, Sharon Hays, Maryetta Ackenbom, Dolores Beck, Deanna Peckham, Dee Ann Foley, Mary Ann Waals, Delores Proffitt, Janet Russell, Sherran Nevius, Ann Ralston. FRONT ROW, left to right: Beverley Bicknell, Frances Palcher, Janet Mangan, Deidre Hood, Miss Helen Barnett, Carol Mears, Gayle Kissick, Virginia Gillett, Jo Ann Sivits. Each girl who enrolls at Wyandotte be- comes an automatic member of the Girls' League, which is the largest social organi- zation in school. Pictured on this page are snaps taken from the opening assembly sponsored by the Girls' League. This as- sembly introduced the various school clubs and activities open to all girls. There were numerous activities carried on by the Girls' League this year. These outstanding social events were: The Christmas Formal, Black Cat Jam- boree, Leap Year Dance, and the Mother- Daughter Banquet. For the sports entertain- ment: lce Skating party, Roller skating, and the bowling tournament. The Girls' League, also, was responsible for the trees at Christ- mas time. Four representatives from each class make up the original council including pres- idents of all girl clubs. The officers for this year are: Janet Mangan, president, Deidre Hood, vice-president, Carol Mears, secre- tary: Gayle Kissick, treasurer. 0 0 COURTE'Y CL B ' Q by Jerry Kay Lewis . S 2 v 5 n ut ' 1 A V . 5 U 9' Y Q , J, Q' ' , 4,1 1 I 0 ,V- , O U V 1 K x ax I a ! 1 1. i BACK ROW left to right: Jim Golubski, Sandra Barclay, Phyllis Hall, Bill Mclntosh. Y SECOND ROW: Dorothy Bogdanowicz, Donna Jo Boyd, Gail Rigdon, Sandra Ashley. 1 ' FRONT ROW: Wilma Eskina, Janet Atchison, Mary Frances Chop. , - The Courtesy Club is a service organization that helps to provide pleasant sur- ' roundings in the cafeteria. This year the electricity classes re-wired the loudspeaker 1 system, and the school bought new turntables and long-playing records of background music. U 'f ' This year's officers were Mary Frances Chop, President, Wilma Eskina, Vice- b President, and Janet Atchison, Secretary. The sponsors were Mr. Ed Ellis, Chairman, Mr. William Mclntire, Mr. Charles 1 Sheffield, and Mr. R. A. Samuelson. ' ji ,. HOLLYWOOD CLUB I R 'Q X. 9 , x if . ' 1 Q 'C 4 N X X Q l X i 1, by Jerry Kay Lewis BACK ROW, left to right: Melvin Bliss, Bob Tice, Jim Lorry Tyler, Jim Hopson, Noland Penson Don Carlson. SECOND ROW: Leonard Lutz, David Bukaty, Bernard McDonald, Jay Knox, Ralph Flesher, Bob Probst. FRONT ROW: Bill Young, Dan Troutman, Grant Martin, Kirk Stubblefield. NOT IN PICTURE: Dick Rosenbaum, David Cleland. Q The Hollywood Club is composed of eighteen boys who give up their study hall time to show motion pictures in the visual education rooms. The club takes an annual trip through the projection booth of a theater. Officers for this year were Grant Martin, President, Noland Penson, Vice-President, and Don Carlson, Secretary-Treasurer. The club sponsor is Mr. Kirk Stubblefield. 1 SYMPHO Y ORCHE TRA by Julia Ann Herrick FIRST VlOLlNS, from left to right: Marilyn Gunderman, Tawanda Anderson, Marianne Herald, Gary Merritt, Tommy Roberts, Virginia Richards, Tom Jackson, Phil McBride, Marjorie Anderton, Cheryl Howard, Ruth Ackley, Carol Mears, Glen Causer, Bob Huddleston. SECOND VIOLINS: Ruth Ann Vickers, Denny Myers, Kenneth Carpenter, Marleen Woodruff, Bill Catan, Lanora Ackors, Gladys Heisman, Priscilla Linton, Don Overfelt, Virginia Haberkarn, VIOLAS: John Samuelson, Marjorie Roberts, Alfred Welch, Charles Carraher, Donna Nick, Dennis Addington. CELLOS: James Rhodes, Mary Frances Chop, Hazel Tarwater, Judy Tomecal, Sandra Kepler, Judy Smith, Linda Hammar, Donna Heisel, Pat Hall, Donald Shanks, Frank Griswold, Bert Johnson. BASSES: Saundra Grant, Richard March, Gloria Stein, Sidney Haddon, Judy Smith, Jerry Howard, La Vonne Clark. OBOES: Sandra West, Harold Baughn. FLLJTES: Phil Schuley, Ronald Medlin, Carol Locke. CLARINETS: John Micek, Jerry Ayers, Carol Ott, Leland Foote, Jim Kelly. BASSOONS: Darlene Pontious, Gerald Worthington, Kenneth Ogden. TRUMPETS: Gordon Taft, Sharon' Hamm, Melvin Bliss. FRENCH HORNS: Bob Baker, Edward Saule. TROMBONES: Karl Baxley, Dick Mathis, Paul McBride, Lyn 'Emery. PERCUSSION: John Watson, Philip Lorton, Dqvid Gordon, Jerry Coiner. PIANO: Marlene Glass, CONDUCTOR: R. A. Samuelson. One of the finest organizations at Wyandotte, the symphony orchestra, offers recreation and enjoyment to its 76 members. The orchestra, under the direction of R. A. Samuelson, provided the music for the plays, Christmas Assembly, Variety Show, National Honor Society, and Baccalaureate Service. At Christmas time the musicians had a joint Christmas Party with the band members in the music room. Each year the orchestra tries to take an out-af- town trip and to have talented members compete in the State Music Contest. ln the spring the orchestra gave a concert for the entire student body and participated in a joint concert with the band in the evening. Leading the orchestra as concert mistress was Marilyn Gun- derman. The officers this year were as follows: president, Dick Mathis, vice-president, John Sam- uelsong secretary, Marilyn Gunderman, treasurer, Mary Frances Chop, and sergeants-at-arms, Bob Baker and Karl Baxley. 4 C0 CERT BA D by Julia Ann Herrick The 88 band members in their snappy red and grey uniforms have completed another successful season by playing for the football games, American Royal Parade, Fire Prevention Parade, and the variety show, With the assistance of R. A. Samuelson, their director, the band made a trip to Lawrence to participate in the half-time ceremonies of the Wyandotte- Lawrence game. Their annual concert was greatly enioyed by the students and faculty. Dur- ing the basketball season a small pep band was selected from the band to play at the home games. The band was led by the following officers: president, Jerry Ayres, vice-president, Bill l-largraveg secretary, Beverley Bicknell, treasurer, Gordon Taff, and sergeant-at-arms, David Gordon. ' The hard-working managers for both band and orchestra were Gordon Taff, John Double- day, Raymond Beggs, Harold Baughn, and Kenneth Ogden. LEFT SECTION: John Micek, Gerald Ayers, Leland Foote, James Nelson, Bob Micek, Nancy Dunn, D0f10ld E lCkS0 1, Ellen Jeanelfe l-ind, BEHY BUSl'1, Carol Kaiser, Josephine Parker, Marilyn Wright, Beverly Hutton, Judy Edmonds, Sandra Williams, Connie Peterson, Carol Steckling lHead Drum Maiori, R. A. Samuelson lDirectorD. CENTER SECTION: Carl Ekerhart, Larry Cornelius, Loy Rowland, Richard March, John Richardson, Gordon Taft, Bill Hargrove, Kenny Taylor, John Sanders, Bill Peters, Colene Decow, Dennis Billings, Bob Powell, Harold Baughn, Sandra West, Herbert Saysoff, Don Hammer, Ronald Schmidt, Don Schick, Tom Sanchezf Lewis Parra, Charles Swender, Jerry Chase, Craig McGee, Don Brockman, Paul Bicknell, Tom Pike, Jim Poarch, Don Lamb, Dale Barber, Beverley Bicknell, Don Donahue, Paul Shroder, Jerry Foster, Allen Swanson, Charles Franks, Ronald Braams, Larry Beshard, John Studer, Jim Hathaway, John Double- day, Carol Ott, Jim McKenzie, Raymond Beggs, Fred Kincaid, Dave Gordon, Bob Miller, Carl Webb, Larry Amos, John Watson, Gary Merritt. RIGHT SECTION: Leta Purnell, Marjorie Woodruff, Gary Sheley, Sam Page, Judy Smith, Rae Jean Eennsy,hLinda Michols, Salvador Rodriguez, Eddie Yount, Gary Collins, Wayne Beeson, Larry Wilson, il rig t. MAJORETTES: Judy Eversole, Marilynn Milam, Elaine Harris, Georgia Mashburn, Barbara Fry, b 'V' i' ' 'V' ' ' ' -' ii --'ff v- i i MMWYQU- AWMHEU Y' W1-'fx' WW ' .MQ W. 3 WP f'leOg'7qoff eff O, 6' 4260 06 B gx ofboto fo ,907 lghf'44ZgO1-ef, 01,7 5' e form ues mg , W we Geo 'sic M Oshb U1-,7 Nxaxofsizcvirixxom ado 40 wow dw? , Q l A STANDING, left to right: Barbara Kuran, Salvador Rodriguez, Marlene Glass, Dick Mathis, Dorothy Yadrich, Deidre Hood, Bill McKee, Marianne Herold, Carl Christine, Kay Peerson. SEATED: Jack Stanley, Linda Swender, Judy Goodbar, and Dick Tattershall. Many students at Wyandotte do not know that their high school is the only one in the state of Kansas that has fifteen minutes of free radio time every week during the first semester. Only a few capable students are chosen for the radio production course which is spon- sored by ,Mr. H. A. Billingsley, They are all members of the National Scholastic Radio and Television Guild, whose pin is pictured below. Each week the members have a different responsibility. By the end of the semester they must have completed the following: a major speaking part, directing, announcing, super- vising of sound effects, and adapting a fifteen minute radio script as well as writing an original script of their own. ' Maybe you have seen the radio production class leaving sixth hour on Thursday after- noons and wondered where they were going. After practicing all week on dramatic plays or a talent program, they make a tape recording each Thursday at the KCKN studio which is then presented at eight o'clock the following Sunday night. At the end of the program, as the theme song continues until the clock ticks off the remaining seconds, the members put away their scripts 'with a sigh hoping that next week will be as successful. , by Kathy McCaughey KAY EE PL Y TIGER ON HIS TOES CAST Bill McKee Sherry Heathman Frank Naylor Margie Nicholson Dennis Park Floyd l-laberkorn Sue Mason Bruce Barrett Alan Abrams Larry Jones Dee Ann Foley Sue Tanner John Patten Sandra Owens Marilyn Mann Judy Cross Mr. Knapp-Director -if is , BACK ROW, left to right: Warren Benson, Kay Ann Beck, Kay Peerson, Mr. A. B. Spears, Martha Kay Friedel, Saundra Grant, Robert Watkins. THIRD ROW, left to right: Marjorie Linton, Maro Anthan, Julia Ann Herrick, Linda Wilhelm, Sharon Hays, Dorothy Yadrich, Doris Beachboard. SECOND ROW, left to right: Janet Atchison, Phyllis Stauffer, Barbara Hanline, Pat Oney, Ardath Payne, Jo Ann Sivits, Carol Abernathy. FRONT ROW, left to right: Patsy Johnson, Kathy McCaughey, Irene Mangelsdorf, Lanelle Gordon. This marks the second year for the Future Teachers Club of Wyandotte. The club is organized to create interest in teaching and to encourage high school students to prepare for o career in teaching. Meetings are held on the second Monday of every month. Outstanding highlights of this year included a special dinner for all senior members at the Wesley Methodist Church and a Valentines party. The officers were: President, Patsy Johnson, vice-president, Kathy McCaughey, secretary, Irene Mangelsdorfp treasurer, Lanelle Gordon, and TURE TEACHER CLI. B by Patsy Johnson historian, Ann Simmons. The sponsor was Mr. A, B. Spears. FUTURE NURSES CL B by Patsy Johnson BACK ROW, left to right: Gale Cogswell, Darlene Thurman, Ruth Plank, Sandy Banka, Barbara McKissick, June Miller, Nancy Betz, Katherine Poie, Carol Mears, Carolyn Griesel, Marilyn Mann, Marilyn Taylor, Carol Eaton, Janet Greenwood, Betty Kell. THIRD ROW, left to right: Georgia Ott, Jane Beach, Virginia Richards, Lucile Crazier, Janice Jeffers, Bonnie Callaway, Rheuan Crutchfield, Ann Betz, Vada Morrow, Susan Degoler, Sylvia Schmidt, Betty Scheffel, Betty Wyatt, Ann Peterson, Mary Sue Mayhew, Ruth McConnell. SECOND ROW, left to right: Marilon Kirkendoll, Pat,Bates, Marilyn Streeper, Mary Frances Chop, Barbara Bowler, Martha Masters, Sandy Deck, Frances Otey, Carol Duncan, Betty Farris, Sandra Harrod. FRONT ROW, left to right: Delores Bocelwatz, Florence Best, Marjorie Woodruff, Marilyn Roberton, Cynthia Kleitz, Marilyn French, Linda Baker, Mary Kukovich. The Future Nurses Club, which is rapidly growing, is composed of girls interested in nursing as a career. Each year they include in their curriculum, visiting hospitals, working on service projects, and listening to special speakers. The officers for this year were: Presi- dent, Martha Masters, vice-president, Barbara Bowler, secretary, Sandra Deck. The sponsors were: Miss Griffith, Mrs. Speer, and Mrs. Winter. fn ! ii Q i,X' gg J ,5 cumusrxw CL is gl., by Sharon Ser s BACK ROW, rztt to right Ruth McConnerr, Bruce Barrett, Curtis Becker, Maryetta Ackenbam, Larry A, Jones, Bob Nunn, Myrna James, Gary Fesenmeyer, Pat r-ryserr, Pat McDanier, rrvine Hendricks, Birr Morgan, Russerr Chambers, Birr Grover, LeRoy rfredstram, Kenneth Ebring, Renard Cook, Ar Abrams, Rarph Binger, Error Tayror, Gordon Taft, Rarph rfrunt. FRONT ROW: Jeanette Lind, Moro Anthan, Bob Wcrrerr, Birr Stubrer, Pat Mirrigan, LeAnn Marcom, Liz Crark, Caror Stinnette, Brenda Burton, Judy Wirris, Frayd Ham, Warren Werch, Birr Forey, John Echternacht, Jack Bates. RrGHT FRONT: Mariorie Serbe, Mary Ann rcreitmeyer, Mr. Quiring. The Chemistry Crub is organiled tor the benefit at those students particurarry interested in chemistry as a career or as an academic subiect. This crub meets once a month. Firms from industry depicting the rore ot chemistry are shown, trips to the r4.U. Mathematics and Science Fierd Day are taken, rocar industries are visited, and speakers are engaged tor some meetings to make them protitabre tor everyone. The sponsors tor this crub are Mr. Kunzrer and Mr, Quiring. The otticers erected were: Rarph r-runt, president, John Echternacht, vice-president, Pat Sortor, secretary, and Brenda Burton, reporter. ICROSCUPE CL B -' by Sharon Serrs Lemelflft Cm' Ekefhcrfrf Jeffv Coiner, Jerry Burge, Jack Naismith, Renard Schmidt, Francis sc. ThebNricroscope Grub is designed to aid students who wish to study areas ot biorogicar 620895. eyond the rirnits ot science courses provided at Wyandotte. Research proiects are .e asus o membership and individuar study. Laboratory technics and tierd prabrems are discussed' at the weekry meetings, The sponsor ot this crub is Mr. Hahn. r r DESIGN FUR LIVI G ICED? by Gay e lSSlC Row i ff to right' Mary smith, Dolores Beck, Arlene sermon, Kvfel Chqmpef Eddie Niemann' , gr Miss lirldegrfman Mrs? Cook, Lindo Amrighf' d Di na Christoff JoAnn Herod, Rodney Gfebefr sscorvorzowf Maryetta Aekeribem, Cheryl HOWOH U ' I F d Robef?h0Rlg'irlklgOW: Jack Naismith, Robert Stewart, LeRoy Hedstrom, Kenneth Eblrng, Gayle Smith, re Percival. h to talk . - - hich meets once a mont. t t - ' ' Club is a discussion QVOUP W The Design for Living or an , ' ' based around one IMD ' t t current and basic social issues. Each megtmg 'S - ' about WIPO' on derators f th discussion. M0 d readings are assigned to Qive the members all views of G bers. When Mrs. issue on . ' em h d ions are chosen from educational leodfieznin ffavvhg Consfifares COUFGQGI rscuss . , a - Czrrolyii Cockefair, national authority O11 Shakespeare. - ber f the year. The mem 1 . . H - f 1-h utstandmg meetmgs O ' Th' year s 'S it Physical or ifmtglalpt 1 nTyh?j SITE: thas riooofficersf only a chief co-ordinator. is Ship is open to a stu en S- iab are the librarians. - he sponsors of this C . - Ed Niemann and t chief co-ordinator was TYRO . IA CL B by Gayle Kissick BACK ROW, left to right: Uveda Fry, Judy Cross, Jeannene Hendon, Nancy Robinette, Janice Breen, ' gafrbara Bray, Barbara Fisher, Connie Young, Bett' H ' U . ie oehns, Martha Kloiber, Mary Magana, Anita Adriano, Q MCCOy,Glenda Boyd, Shirley Yeager. SECOND ROW: Patsy Johnson, Lucille Houtman, Deana Greer, Barbara Balfour, Martha Masters, T , ' Carol Masters, Cynthia Kleitz, Nancy Falwell, Kay Barclay, Sandra Werp, Carolyn Goll, Saundra Grant, Q Marjorie Linton, Ella Swigert, Kathy McCaughey. Y V . ,FRONT ROW: Maria Garza, Beverly Crane, Willie Mae Redwine, Miss Rasmuson, Mickie Hopson, 5 0 Gloria Halden-ran, Mary Smith, Bonnie Nichols, Toni LaRoukie, Carol Cortright, Kathy Pratz. X ' The Tyronian Club is a secretarial club that meets once every month. Any girl taking . b . advanced shorthand and transcription automatically becomes a member. This year from the 0 membership of the club a Secretary of the Year was elected, and she was given an S80 0 O Z D scholarship to the school of her choice. Money was raised for this scholarship by the club O o A x O O selling Christmas wrappings. The members made shorthand Christmas posters which were 0 Q distributed throughout the classrooms. One of their outstanding parties was the Christmas ' A dinner at West Haven. Some of the other parties of the year were a Wiener Roast, Chili supper and a tea. The officers are: Mickie Hopson, President, Gloria Haldeman, vice-presie dent,' Mary Smith, secretary' and Bonnie Ni h I , c os, treasurer. The sponsor is Miss ReMinta Rasmuson. PLA H CL B' by Patsy Johnson - ' ' ,iv BACK ROW, left to right: Ardis l-lill, Linda Denton, Nedra Johnson, Sandra Owens, Karen Kukuk, Judy Goadbar, Nancy Falwell. U THIRD ROW: Carol Mears, Ruth McConnell, Phyllis Morrell, Maria Garza, Peggy McGuire, Winnie Morrell, Janie Ramsey, Brenda Burton, Barbara Kuran. SECOND ROW: Danise Proctor, Pat McGinnis, Jackie Hess, Barbara Bowler, Judy Hubbard, Sue Bradley, Cheryl Howard, FRONT ROW: Irene Manaelsdorf, Valorie Schroeder, Wilma Green, Kathy Pratz, Martha Kay Friedel, Cynthia Kleitz, Virginia Richards, Patsy Johnson, Carolyn Gall, Beverley Bicknell. The Splash Club, directed by Miss Ardis Hill, is composed of girls interested in furthering their skill in swimming. Swim- ming is an extra activity, and membership is obtained by try outs. The Splash Club consists of second-year or experienced swimmers, while the B Club consists of first-year swimmers. The outstanding event for this year was the bi-annual Swim Shaw given November I5 and l6. The theme of the show was Far Away Places, The col- orful costumes and excellent ar- rangements made possible by the art club, printing depart- ment, and swim club members, made the show even more spec- tacular. The officers for this year were: Virginia Richards, presi- dent, Valorie Schroeder, vice- president, and Carolyn Goll, secreta ry-treasurer. 7 M5 3' X JXA ,S .X BCLB BACK ROW, left to right: Betty Myers, Brenda Mar- gey, Mary Stine, Betsy Breidenthal, Myra Anderson, Julie Davidson. THIRD ROW: Betty Scheffel, Marcheta Bray, Timo- theia Luken, Mary Faubion, Ann Mariner, Sylvia Schmidt, Mary Lou Bitner. SECOND ROW: Judy Carpenter, Genia Mangelsdorf, Rachel Johnson, Anne Brandt, Barbara Headrick, Elsie Starcher. FRONT ROW: Diana Christoff, Barbara Elder, Marilyn Svuflf, Barbara Hanline, Judy Woods, Sandra Harrod, Judy 1 is. Q - , 4 6 ' . , rn . , V A, c 4 f I ' A Nw. ' W 5 L' , I 9 J . A SWIM SHOW - 'FAR AWAY PLACES' . , , ,, W ' 'f . , 5' L if ff CROSS COUNTRY by Julia Ann Herrick BACK ROW, left to right: Bob Baker, Coach Swaim, Bob Riley. FRONT ROW: John Redick, Kenny Lyon , Larry Williams. Under the guidance of Coach Francis Swoim, the Wyandotte harriers scheduled eight meets for the year. The Bulldogs won two of the meets, took second twice, and third twice. ln the state-wide K.U. lnterscholastic Cross Country Meet the Wyandotte team captured fifth place in a field of eighteen large Kansas high schools. From a squad of twelve Kenny Lyon led in individual scoring leading the pack to the finish line twice, and by taking two second places. Lyon also led the Wyan- dotte squad in the state meet. The other boys who lettered and scored for the Bulldogs were Captain Bob Riley, Larry Williams, John Redick, and Bob Baker. TUMBLI G by Julia Ann Herrick BACK ROW, left to right: Coach McHenry, Alfred Hanan, Floyd Wing, Dick Kost, Bill Hargrave, Loren Baker, Wes Wilson. SECOND ROW: Eldon Ottens, Bill Noble, Pat Royalty, Sam Howard, Duaine Clark, John Penny, Carl Webb, Gerald Ayers. R ERONT ROW: John Goebel, .lack Clark, Jerry Foster, Donald Cramer, Bob Worrell, Larry Bevans, on ase. Tumbling, which had been abandoned at Wyandotte in the l930's, was revived by Coach Orville McHenry in 1947. Since that time the team has developed into the highly skilled and entertaining group of tumblers that we have all enjoyed during the half time of our home basketball games. Although they gave many exhibitions during the year and performed in the Variety Show, the tumblers did not enter interscholastic competition. T' captain of this yeor's squad was Harry Carey. 1' PS0 81 Ox we' 69 'E Qi, 5 E ,A .::f: 5 ,way 4 J ',L, 1,3 , ,af .- fp, 71 - b -, .,., , . 5 --i K ,-j'15:5ie5f:j,. fm - FEI: ---' f -'-'v ,152 i ' 1 .,.. 'gg1.f:'E2fafEf:5:.aE : - --'--- - ...,f 0 ' ' ,fGoodbye JOE, me gon-G gon i gf I M ..:.::- ies M , 'P' :z A-f , ' ' -1, 3:4 . . 1 f - gf ggigiwy x A F A M3315 l rw V . 'I' Li? . 5' A A fl H il .' sifwi l Y V ., .A ..,. ii.. ii , M ifiy A E ,IIQI . at A.,. , f . ii -,.-'V ' if ello X ,,... I ,... .1 , Q' sv UD in the oir Senior Birdmen ,IX ,447 o 996 0' GO Sho om dork In here eve fybod if s 07,4 P 5 E' V G Y' Qi QS QV' S cage! nz'-Ee S FOOTB LL With the aid of nine returning lettermen, the Wyan- dotte Bulldogs once again captured the mythical city title, and completed the season with a 5-3-1 record which ranked them 13th in the state. Coach Ed Ellis' gridsters tallied two touchdowns to down the invading Central Eagles 12 to O in the sea- son's opening game. With both teams supporting a rugged defense, the Canines finally pulled ahead in the fourth quarter when Dan Sheley went over for the first TD of the season. A short time later Ray Laing scored on a quarterback sneak behind the center of the hard charging Wyandotte line. A startled Shawnee Mission eleven found out the hard way that being a favorite on paper doesn't always win a football game as the determined Canines battled them to a 6-6 tie. Showing off a newly acquired passing at- tack the Bulldogs scored first, but the Indians came back to tie. J. W. Graves made an outstanding play in the game as he gathered in a stray Redskin aerial and loped for a nice gain which started a drive climaxed by Bob Kohler's plunge from the two. Ron Salts and Mike Miller also played a fine game filling in for the injured Bob Gramer and Charley Brown, The homecoming jinx was broken with both the team and Queen, Carol Kukuk, walking away with the laurels of victory as the Bulldogs downed the Pioneers of Leav- enworth 13 to O. VARSITY SCHEDULE Wyandotte .... 12 Central .......... Wyandotte .... 6 Shawnee ........ Wyandotte .... 1 3 Leavenworth .. Wyandotte ,... 7 Washington .... Wyandotte .... Topeka .......... Wyandotte .... Lawrence ........ Wyandotte .... 31 Northeast .,.... 0 6 0 1 3 Wyandotte .... 25 Argentine ...... 19 Wyandotte .... 32 Ward ............ O 0 7 O 1 3 1 3 Won 5, Lost 3, Tied 1 by Julia Ann Herrick Long looked for vengeance was gained by the Wash- ington squad when a determined Wildcat eleven upset the depth laden Canines by the score of 13 to 7 for the Dogs first loss of the season. Consolation was gained, however, when the fired up Ellismen went on to break the Argentine Mustangs the following week. Capitaliz- ing on two fumbles, one of which was grabbed by Bob Westfall who scampered 41 yards for a TD, the Bull- dogs rolled up a score of 25 to 19. A strong Ward Cyclone offense stalled more than once as the underdog Ellismen sparkled on defense and dis- played a passing attack which moved them further up in the top ten teams of the state and won the game 32 to O. The roaring Bulldog crowd came to their feet as Clyde Pierce made a brilliant 74-yard broken field run and as Wyandotte's quarterbacks put together an offense which showed to all that the Canines must and would be respected. Although the Bulldogs outplayed the first place To- peka Troians statistically, they lost 7 to O on a touch- down which was made on a 58-yard pass play in the last ten seconds of the game. This blow was increased when the Red and White dropped a hard fought de- fensive battle to the Lawrence Lions the following week 13 to O. To finish the season up right twenty-two Wyandotte seniors sparked the team to a 31 to 13 victory over the Northeast Vikings. The seniors took the scoring honors as Doyle Nickels went over for three touchdowns to make him the team's leading scorer of the season with 30 points. The team was led this year by co-captains Stan How- ard and Bob Kohler. Head Coach Ed Ellis was ably as- sisted by Mark Plummer, Bob Walton, and David Ken- dall, and the managers were Fred Leport, Charlie Long- well, and Roger Koenke. lndividual honors: Stan Howard-1st team all-state, area all stars, all-city, and Sunflower League. Bob Huddleston-3rd team all-state, 1st team all-city and area all stars. Bob Kohler-lst team all-city and Sun- flower League, and honorable mention area all stars. Bob Gromer-lst team area all stars, 2nd team all-city. Bob Westfall--2nd team all-city. Scott Stanley-2nd team all-city. Ray Laing-2nd team all-city, Honorable mention all-city-Doyle Nickels, Rod Hanson, Dave Chel- esnik, Charley Brown, and Dan Sheley. Reserve Schedule Wyandotte .... 27 Washington .... 0 Wyandotte .... 7 Argentine . ..... 6 Wyandotte .... 1 4 Ward ......,...,. 7 Wyandotte .... O Topeka .......... 33 Won 3, Lost 1 CITY CHAMPS OF '55 COACHES: David Kendall, Mark Plummer, Ed Ellis, head coach, and Robert Walton. MANAGERS: Charlie Longwell, Fred Leporf, and Roger Koenke. Stan Howard Bob Kohler ' Bob Huddleston Tackle, Senior, 2 yrs. Quarterback, Senior, 2 yrs. Center, Senior, 2 yrs. ROY I-Qing Bob Gromer Scott Stanley Don Robon QUOffefb0Ck, Senior Guard, Senior, 2 yrs. Guard, Senior, 2 YFS- Center, Senior Charlie Brown Dan Sheley Tackle, Junior l-lalfback, Junior Bob Westfall Doyle Nickels End, Senior Halfback, Senior Dave Chelesnik Rod Hanson End, Junior vm .gi :sl N 5951.4 .J 'Gigi f 'if f ' J . - ' X I ' iffifii is Q N ' J we M .4 w.., .- - 'fi -1 1.1125 .W Q Y .'r2 'fef' Y sz f , 1 ' 2,1 :a i l . A' -'f' .J -' - . i -. 643-ig-1 1 ' A 'T 1E w B'14l' Tackle, Senior, 2 yrs. ll fiaon sons Bill Riedel Tackle, Senior End, Senior, 2 yrs. .gmdl ixfll W Clyde Pierce Mike Miller ,Y iii Carl Rhodes Gilbert Wilson Halfback, Senior, 2 yrs. Guard, Senior Fullback, Senior, 2 yrs. Fullbgckl Sophomgre Gary Strole Gary Welch Sherman Miller Jim McKenzie Guard, Senior Tackle, Senior Tackle, Senior Guard, Senior :. ., 3 Dan Cloughley Bob Nodler Walt Stroker John Samuelson l-lalfback, Senior End, Senior Fullback, Senior Tackle, Senior :NF Aw Tom Evans Rod Rogers Jim Kelly V J. W. Graves w Holfback, Junior Fullback, JurliOr Guard, Senior l-lalfbackf Junior w w OPHO ORE FOOTBALL by Eadie Hicks BACK ROW, left to right: Coach Sheffield, Ed Thompson, Bob Craig, Jim Rumsey, Bob McCoy, Gordon Benson, Carl Manczuk, Lawrence Ryan, R M dl B ll Cl I d, B b Golub, Bob Hart, Jim Hathaway, Eugene Dempsey, Phil Schuley, Burky Jenkins, John Long, Tom Kerr,'Brian Sisney, on e in, i ean o Steve Rose, David Hills, Mike Alcanter, Steve Burnan, Chester Heddings, Bill Redden, Earl Cowher, Jerry Bell, Lewis Brown, Al June, Richard Collins, Coach Norris. FRONT ROW, left to right: John Denesha, Bob Beattie, Tony Marquez, Glenn Bengtson, Jim Fowlerl,1Jim De Armand, Jim Birdsaul, Tiny Broyles, ' t n Alan Sheley, Gary Chumley, Joe Chop, John Clark, Bob Fulton, Jim Taylor, Alfred Kohler, Danny Sep enso , The Sophomore Team got off to a slow start in the season but came through with good ball the last part, ending up with 5 wins and 5 losses. The enthusiasm and teamwork of this group has promoted much speed which has been beneficial to them. The Sophomore gridsters played a great defensive game when they shut out the rugged Southeast team. They played exceptionally good offense against Northeast and St. Agnes. Coaches Sheffield and Norris feel that these boys can make o great showing in their future years at Wyandotte. FRE HMA FOOTB LL by Eodie Hicks BACK ROW left to right' Coach Rose Dwight Plumlee, Bud Johnson, Bob Pippenger, Thomas Korn, Larry Standefer, Bill Small, Roy Robinett J. W. Lewis, John Claypool, Tim Benson, Tom Cook, Clifford Dudley, Sam Anderson, Coach Morgan. I l A FRONT ROW, left to right: Dean McMillan-Mgr., Norman Fordyce, Carl Schieman, Paul Bicknell, Larry Spillman, Bill Latas, Jim Pakryruka Eddie Macon, Bill Taylor, Bob Kent, Larry Garnier-Mgr. L Sk ' ' ' 'nner. NOT PlCTURED: Larry Huhn, Carl Nieman, Jerry Ford, Rhett Drake, Edward Haigh, Dwight Farr, eary 1 Enthusiasm, the spirit to win, good sportsmanship, and the desire to learn are traits of the '55 Frosh gridsters. Although their season concluded with O wins and 6 loses, Coaches Rose and Morgan feel that growth and practice will enable several of the boys to make a good showing on the Varsity team in the next couple of years. F 0 O T B A L L B A N Q U E T J D l A N C E I+ 2? S N , X N' f 'N xx iX ,Evff 5 mf C A Q mf gg A Qi ' ',,f , - fl' X 5,-J xx X X gl X N '-v f N X N. 1' . 5 'H' ' XX W 5-r 'it fx 'x rv X - iv I A-'fl 'X x QT , N X K ,xxx f XYX K 'f , Fi, x,-, -X if xx . f 76 fp 5 - 1 R f ' N N 1 XX 'N H I xl X 1 xv X. K li S' N x 1' V lk V YK MTV' ' if '35 Kr 11111, , x Tx f' Ee X 5 ? M'w 5 ,X D! f' , X 'fiiw L ,H 5 x 1 Q W u CHRISTMAS ASSEMBLY S7 144 .. xxx ff I HQ ,. ll.. Qllqrisimwa 7 nrnml I l I :UZ-Q W X 4 'Eb A CAPPELLA CHOIR bv Sandra Owens BACK ROW, left to right: Don Davis, Harold Miller, Trent Voiles, Stanley Howard, KarI,Baxley, Tim Lamkin, Bob Rankin Charles Anglen John Samuelson, Bob Lindsay, Kenneth Cowart, Norman Tice. SECOND ROW: Sandra Denham, Sandra Andrew, James Clark, Ted Nantz, Allen Parks, Charles Longwell, Stanley Maxey Richard Klepac Loren Knight Carol Patrick, Janice Breen. THlRD ROW: Miss Theis, Joyce Leininger, Marilyn Kendrick, Shirley King, Dolores Beck, Ruth Plank, Maryetta Ackenbom Kc, Williams Barbara Rider Glenda Boyd, Sally Shultz. FRONT ROW: Sue Bradley, Lanelle Gordon, Adele DeBolt, Dee Ann Foley, Dixie Saunders, Carol Kellner, Judy Cross Phyllis Stauffer Pat As in the past the vocal music department has been responsible for many enjoyable programs throughout the year. The department consists of the A Cappella Choir and the Boys' and Girls' Glee Clubs. Working with the dramatics and the instrumental music de- partments, the traditional Christmas Assembly was presented, but the highlight of the year was the Variety Show, Starway to the Stars. The vocal music department is under the direction of Miss Marguerite Theis. ACCUMPANISTS BACK ROW, left to right: Donna Bright, Gail Voorhees, Alice Parks, Mary Beth Faubian, Sandra Red- mond, Judy Cross, Norma Noah. FRONT ROW, left to right: Joanne Powell, Carole Heider, Marlene Glass, Kay Beck, Linda Denton Peggy Catlett. GIRL ' GLEE CLUB BACK ROW, left to right: Donna Hendrixson, Linda Breshears, Louise Bingelli, Patty Williamson, Teresa Hopkins, Patty Cindrich, Barbara Kent, Anna Coughenour, Sandra Deck, Abba Coughenour, Trudy Peck, Dixie Saunders, Janice Hendrixson, Pat Ruby. SECOND ROW: Sharon Hopper, Margaret Worley, Shirley Yeager, Pauline Skinner, Deanna Hunn, Judy Harbison, Verna Davis, Linda Peterson Ruth McConnell, Marlene Glass, Mary Ann Wools, Carol Parsons, Carole Heider, Kay Ann Beck. FRONT ROW: Ethel Hale, Judy Jones, Mary Slater, Juanita Morales, Shirley King, Sandra Owens, Beverly Parks, Sally Shultz, Polly Dunkel- barger, Ruth Ann Vickers. NOT PICTURED: Diana Helm, Joanne Powell, Gloria Reynolds, Patricia Sweeten, BOY ' GLEE CLUB ,,, ir? BACK ROW, left to right: David Delich, Don Davis, Lewis Baker, Jim Kerr, Bill Khan, Phil Doherty, Bob Rankin, Ronald Cooper, Walt Shep- herd, Glen Lemmon. FRONT ROW: Leonard Lutz, Ted Albright, Mike Bowman, Ronald Mason, Miss Theis, Kay Ann Beck, John Carington, Richard Lawson, Clyde Hinds, Rodger Percival. PlANlST: Peggy Catlett. NOT PICTURED: Terry Hufford, Harold Klinkenberg, James Lugor, Harold Larson. PA ISH CL B by Deanna Peckham BACK ROW, left to right: Janet Mangan, Barbara Headrick, Nancy Robinette, Mary Magana, Trinie.Chacan, Dale Patterson, Bob Worrell, Darrel Phillips, Tommy Cunningham, Jerry Goodbar, Gayle Kissick, Charles Jordan, Elaine Dempsey, Steve l,ew, Dave Andersen, 50f1dY MCMIIIIOYH, Wendell Durrant, Barbara Wallace, Mary Spandle, Judy Jones, Norma Mooney, Marian Phillips. THlRD ROW: Judy Goodbar, Kay Brown, Toni Aguilera, Juanita Cordero, Juanita Morales, Ella Swigert, Pat Ogren, Nancy Falwell, Sandra Sarn- oski, Sonia Shaffer, Marganna Childers, Jimmie Gayle Massey, Jo Anne Mandigo, Beverly Barcus, Joanne Powell. . SECOND ROW: Miss Stapleton, Miss Stevens, Judy Carr, Jean Anderson, Moro Anthan, Barbara Kapnick, Irene Mangelsdorf, Pat Sortor, lsinda 1 Wilhelm, Linda Rundle, Patsy Thornburgh, Nedra Johnson, Sandra Keil, Phyllis McCampbell, Margaret Patterson, Sharon Christian, Loretta Updike. FRONT ROW: Valorie Schroeder, Deanna Peckham, Don Donahue, Lenita Childers, Anita Adriano, Sharon Alexander. 1 The Spanish Club is made up of students who have had or are taking ' Spanish. Meetings are held regularly once a month with many varied CL- programs such as skits, movies of trips to the South American countries parties, and other activities which tie in with learning Spanish. ln De V cember the annual Christmas party was held in the cafeteria with two pinatas and the singing of Christmas carols in Spanish. One of the out M standing events of the club is the trip to Las Vegas for a Spanish meal of W tacos, tortillas, enchaladas, etc. Miss Stapleton is the club sponsor. The 'i . officers this year are Deanna Peckham, president, Don Donahue, vice UM president, Lenita Childers, secretary, and Anita Adriano, treasurer. 1, I FRE CH CLUB 4' by Deanna Peckham I .. BACK ROW: Miss Howe, Diana Christoff, Barbara Balfour, Maryetta Ackenbom, Myrna James, Rodney Gieber, Judith Harbison, Mona Nichols, Sandra Graves, Sue Lindsey. W dFRONT ROW: Marilyn Mann, Linda Schlegel, Arlene Serman, Jane Rumsey, Martha Kay Friedel, Doris Beachboard, Dennis Addington, Vera ar . The French Club is composed of students who have taken French, or who are taking it this year and want to know more about France and French customs. Some of the activities were the St. Catherine's Day dinner at West Haven with a hat parade, the Christmas Vespers held in December, the Epiphany Celebration in January, and a picnic in May. The club is under the sponsorship of Miss Howe. The officers this year are Martha Kay Freidel, president, Arlene Serman, vice-president, Jane Rumsey, secretary, Doris Beachboard, treasurer, Myrna James, publicity, Dennis Addington, sergeant-at-arms. 5 'KW - ' , 'J X A lla! s. GERMA CLUB by Jo Ann Sivits V4 'BACg'Il5lC3W: Gretchen Denning, Pat Brunner, Ray Holm, LeRoy Hedstrom, Mr. Adkison, Albert Schmidt, Robert Probst, Loretta Franchett, Il' lT1lO e . Q I , FRONT ROW: Shirley Yeager, Jo Ann Duy, Barbara Capps, John Echternacht, lrvine Hendricks, Eppie Robles, Howard Thomas, Elliott Parker. NOT lN PICTURE: David Denning, Sarah Karl, Diane lra, Orvilee Swenson, The main purpose of the German Club, under the leadership of Mr. Adkisson, is to further understand the basis of German culture. The club's activities consist of meetings and Q parties throughout the year. The officers this year are: LeRoy Hedstrom, president: John Q +1 Echternacht, vice-president, Barbara Capps, secretary, Sarah Karl, news correspondant. .J X w by Jo Ann Sivits M Q .. CLASSICAL CLUB BACK ROW: David Carson, Ed Soule, Mary Hernandez, Delores Alcanter, JoAnn McEvers, Phyllis Hall, Carolyn Boatman, Tim Van Cleave, Judy Harman, Larry Rively, Sally Alen, Jeanette Lind, Peggy McGuire, Jim Prather, Judy Hubbard, Laura Reeder, Rachael Johnson, Ann Betz, Brenda Margey, Pat Morton, John Goebel, Don Holder, Gary Merritt, Evert Sisney, Willard Snyder, Ed Powers. l-OURTH ROW: Bert Johnson, James Brockmeier, Francis Lemery, Fred Percival, Jack Smnley, Nancy Betz, Lawrence Kell, Marianne Herold, KCITHY MCC0'-'9 '9Y, Mona Kewley, Scott Payne, Leonard Hope, John Davis, John Carington, I THIRD ROW: Carolyn Nichols, Pat Rieck, Tad Morgan, Richard Marshall, Kay Peerson, Nedra Johnson, Marilyn Streeper, Pat Bishop, Bill Morgan, Maurice Sims, Kay Ann Beck, Pat Hysell, Wilma Green. D SECOND ROW: Phil Trotter, Patricia Morris, Abba Coughenour, Ardath Payne, George Thomas, Miss Mettlen, Louie Supica, Ron Mihordin, Betsy Breindthal, Ann Smith. FRONT ROW: Jeanie Graves, Rheuon Crutchfield, Mary Lou Bitner, Eugenia Mangelsdorf, Bonnie Bachert. This club is composed of first year, second year, and former Latin students. The club's activities are run on the some order as the old Roman form of government. The sponsor is Miss Mettlen and this year's officers are: Louie Supica, president, George Thomas, vice- president, Abba Caughenour, secretary, Ardath Payne, treasurer, Betsy Breindthal, Mary Stine, and Phil Trotter, sergeants-at-arms. HI-Y by Sarah Karl BACK ROW, left to right: Melvin Mc- Dermott, Bob Divelbiss, Warren Welch, David Werp, Ken Novak, Jesse White, Don- ald Novak, Charles Jordan, Clyde Hinds. SECOND ROW: Ronald Schmidt, Taso Anthan, Lawrence Kell, Byron Defreese, LeRoy Hedstrom, Bunk Morris, Wilbur Bridges, Melvin Bliss, Tom Werp, Eddie Niemann. FRONT ROW: Ray Holm, Jay Knox, L. L. Plummer, Byron Adkisson, K. l. Stubble- gelgw Marion Divelbiss, Carl Webb, Bob ro s . The annual Talent Show, yes, it's spon- sored by the Hi-Y as are the candy con- cessions, the check stands at school events, and the second-hand book exchange. This organization is open to any boy at Wyan- dotte. The purpose is to serve and influ- ence the school and community in a Chris- tian manner. Marion E. Divelbiss, L. L. Plummer, K. l. Stubblefield, and Byron Ad- kisson have completed 26 years, 19 years, I9 years, and l year, respectively, of spon- sorship. The first semester officers were: Carl Webb, president, Ray Holm, vice-presi- dent, Jay Knox, secretary, and Bob Probst, treasurer. First Place Travis Jenkins 8. Combo Third Place - Fourth Place Jlm poorch Dee Ann Foley d Place 'lgfngolglouf Flats IHOLOGY CLUB by LaDonna Hendrix BACK ROW, left to right: Miss Beck, Bonita Best, Taso Anthan, Rcrald Medlin, Alfred Hanan, Ray Wheeler. FRONT ROW: Marilee Jackson. Leslie Rollin, Linda Baker, John Richeson, Walt Shepherd, James Brockmeier. The Biology Club, sponsored by Miss Beck, is composed of students who are interested in furthering their knowledge in the science of plants and animals. Their meetings twice a month consist of biological research, experiments from workbooks, and talks on biological science. The highlight of this year's activities was projects for the science fair. The officers of the Biology Club are: president, John Richeson, vice-president, Arnold Catron, secretary, LaVonne Clark, treasurer, James Brockmeier. Y-TEE by LaDonna Hendrix Ackenboml, Adriano, Aguilera, Anthan, Ashley, Baker, Baney, Barcus, Bartlett, Baskett, Bauer, D. Beck, K. Beck, Bendure, Bennett, Binger, Boatman, Bogdanowicz, Bosler, Bowdre, Bright, Buchanan, Burton, Bush, Button, Castor, Catlett, Clarke, Clarkson, Cogswell, Cordero, Cortwright, Cox, Creason, Dameron, Davis, Day, Dowell, Dryer, Duke, Dunn, Emery, Ethridge, Farres, Farris, Fennell, Filer, L. Fish, T, Fish, Fisher, Farshey, Franchette, B. Fry, M. Fry, U. Fry, Gabriel, Garza, Gillenwater, Gillette, Gaodack, B. Goode, C. Goode, Grantham, Greenwood, Griffee, Griffin, Guiles, Gulley, Hack- ney, Hall, Hamilton, Hamler, Hanis, Hanners, Hawkins, Helsman, Hendrixson, Hernandez, Hill, Holliday, Holloman, Hopkins, Hopper, Howard, Hunn, D. Hysell, P. Hysell, Jastrzemski, K. Johnson, M. Johnson, Kaff, Keele, Kennedy, Lambie, Linton, A. Logan, G. Logan, MacBeth, Magana, Mann, Martin, Morton, Matlock, Matthews, Mayer, McCollough, McCrory, McCullough, McDaniel, McEvers, Mermigis, Middaugh, Mikesich, Miller, Milner, Morales, Morrell, Murphy, Myers, Nicholson, Nixon, Novak, Ogren, Ott, Palmer, Pennington, Personett Plank, Priddy, Ralston, Reed, Reicheneker, B. Rice, P. Rice, Roberts, J. Ross, N. Ross, Sanches, Saunders, Schlegel, Simmons, F, Smith, J. Smith, M. Smith, Snider, Spandle, Spurgeon, Stabencheck, Stannard, Starffer, Stierly, Stimetz, Sweeny, Swigert, Swisher, Taggart, M. Taylor, M. Taylor, Thompson, Thurston, Tillery, Tinsley, Tomlin, VanNatta, C, Vogel, L. Vogel, VonHolten, Wagner, Waller, Wasko, Werp, Wombles, Waos, Worley, Wytesko, Zeephat, Zuk. V The Y-Teen organization, a Junior branch of the Y. W. C. A., welcomes all Wyandotte girls. Alt has l84 members this year. Its services to the school are: the selling of pencils on which are printed the football and basketball schedules, and the presentation of the Lenten services in Recital Hall four days preceding the Easter vacation. Outstanding proiects of the Y-Teens are: visiting a hospital or home where service work is being done and giving an S80 Junior College scholarship to some girl. Officers for this year are: president, Dolores Beck, vice-president, Carol Cartwright, secretary, Mary McCullough, treasurer, Virginia Gillette. Sponsors are: Lavina F. Dille, Mary Crown, ReMinta Rasmuson, Barbara Laughlin, and Patricia Wolverton. USHER CLUB by Bonnie Goode iii' C ik BACK ROW, left to right: Bessie Rodriquez, Mary Binger, Kathleen Gulley, Mary Lou Slater, Linda Fish, Mary Kurkovich, Terry Fish, Gloria Mikesick, Charlene Vogel, Gloria Jean Day, Barbara Cook. MIDDLE ROW: Miss Howe,. Karen Adams, Margaret Cowan, Donna Schroeder, Martha Kay Friedel, Linda Kay Vogel, Rodney Gieber, Bob Tice, Bill Mclntosh, Dean Lynn, Bernard McDonald, Walter Ott. FRONT ROW: Janice Breen, Doris Wightman, Judy Klock, Maryetta Ackenbom, Warren Benson, Gene Patterson, Anna Marie Payton, Shirley King, Jean Anderson, Judy Carr, Georgia Ott. The Wyandotte Ushers Club is a service club composed of girls and boys who usher at all performances which take place in the auditorium. These students are willing and helpful and in the public eye are representatives of our school. Mr. Johnson presents letters to the students who have given outstanding services each year. The head captain was Gene Patter- son. Balcony captain was Warren Benson and assistant captains were Maryetta Ackenbom, Mary Smith, Anna Marie Payton, Jean Anderson, Judy Carr, Judy Klock, and Doris Wightman. The sponsor is Miss Howe. HORIZO CLUB by Bonnie Goode The Horizon Club is a high school continuation of the Camp Fire organization. Any girl in high school may be a member. The club had parties, meetings with speakers on spe- cial subjects, and participated in the National Camp Fire project of furnishing seeds to send to another country. A service project was the making of hospital tray favors. The officers this year were Sharon Hays, president, Carolyn Gray, vice-president, Judy Tomecal, secretary, and Gaye Smith, treasurer. The sponsors are: Miss Smither, chairmang Miss Mettlen, Mrs. Welch Miss Norman and Miss Martin. BACK ROW left to right Linda Schlegel Marleen Woodruff Diana Christoff Phyllis Stauffer Lenvillene Bowlin Elaine Haines June Miller Barbara McKissick Carol Locke Bessie Rodriguez Barbara Hanline Beverly Kordasz JoAnn Herod Linda Keele Marilyn Mann Mary Beth Faubisy Betty yatt SECOND ROW Lois Ann Ragsdale Cynthia Kleitz Linda Grumbling Carol Ott Edith Starcher Betty Myers Barbara Bowler Saundra Grant Bonnie Calloway Genia Mangelsdorf Wilma Green Ann Peterson Gloria Stein Marilyn Lawrence Mary Bonjoe Geraldine Wasko Maree Jo Thomas FRONT ROW Carol Masters Jean Anderson Judy Carr Gaye Smith Sharon Hays Judy Tomecal Carolyn Gray Linda Baker Marjorie Woodruff Marilyn Roberton N I .Q ,A I x' Q Q Q BACK ROW, left to right: Frank Naylor, Scott Stanley, Dole Tompkins. FRONT ROW: Mr. Jensen, Ed Soule, Ed Neimann, Resolved: That the federal government should guar- antee higher education to qualified high school gradu- ates through grants to colleges and universities. If you passed Room 202 during the first semester, you no doubt heard this subject under debate by some of the twenty-seven debaters under the supervision of the coach, Leonard Jensen. The debaters were laboriously preparing to participate in the eleven tournaments Wyan- dotte attended this season. Starting off in high spirits for its first tourneys of the season the squad split to attend tournaments at Russell, Kansas, for the first time, ond the annual opener at Ft. Scott, Kansas, October 28 and 29, but they failed to place in either event. With determination still strong the novice Jensenites left for the Atchinson Novice Tournament November ll, but agoin returned empty handed. The Topeka tournament followed on the l8th and l9th of November. The novices set off again, this time to Manhattan for the annual Manhattan Novice Tournament December 3rd, and returned with second place honors. Failing to place by one loss the debaters returned from Pittsburg December I2 and l3, with an excellent record of only two losses. Showing their stuff at Wm. Chrisman the Barking Dogs gained first place laurels. The squad traveled to Salina, December l6 and l7, then to Emporio where they once again were kept out of semi-finals by one loss, then they traveled to to North Kansas City, January 6 ond 7. The younger de- baters attended the Olathe Novice Tournament. Shawnee and Wyandotte ore now holding their tournaments on alternate years and this year Shawnee played host. Wyandotte failed to place at this lost tournament of the season. Winding up with a record of 144 wins and 80 losses the debaters found that fun, friendship, experience in handling current notional problems, and sportsmanship were gained by all. DEBATE by Susan Riley Included in this year's debate class were: Susan Riley, Susan Mason, Scott Stanley,,John Patten, Evert Sisney, Bruce Barrett, James Kincaid, Ed Niemann, Frank Nay- lor, Dale Tompkins, Arlene Sermon, Cheryl Howard, Bob Stewart, Dave Mullins, Dave Carson, Ed Soule, Ed Pow- ers, Bob Rankin, Gary Mann, John Adams, John Davis, Lerlito Childers, Bobbie Martin, Mary Lou Thoele, Bork- ley Fohnestock, Charles Jordan, Bill Peters. 'R ll Q i f GWB? ' fel XY V xl r l l H G.A.A. by Deanna Peckham N F' x BACK ROW left to right' Dolores Sewell, Ruth Hattaway, Juanita Walker, LaDonna Hendrix, Bessie Rodriguez, Florence E. Smith, Mary Lou Thoele, Bonnie Callaway, Sondra Barrett, Sandra Mark, Juanita Morales, Barbara Cook, Donna Schroeder,Carol Mears. FOURTH ROW: Sue Mitchell, Sharon Milleret, Judy Carpenter, Eugenia Mangelsdorf, Rachel Johnson, Brenda Margey, Georgia Stude, Francine Green, Joyce Ethridge, Kathy Basch, Geraldine Logan, Adeline Logan, Ruth McConnIl. f THIRD ROW' Barbara Edwards, Shelley Norris, Kathy Poje, Beverly Ogden, Roberta Carr, Carole Heider, Marybeth Faubion, Geraldine Wasko, Janet Morrissey, Sarah Riley'Connie Salley, Rosa Lea Thorp, Linda - Breshears, Sondra Williams. SECOND ROW' Beverly Hunt, Dorothy Fauber, Lucille Crozier, Darline Woods, Sharon Christian, Janice Street, Trinidad Chacon, Carolyn Van Natta, Joann Thomas, Betty Van Bebber, Anita Snider, Susan Stackhaus, Wilene Kitchen, Timotheia Lukon, Carolee Crews, FRONT ROW: Barbara Keadrick, Wilma Green, Mary Piekarski, Betty Scheffel, Barbara Myers, Donna Thurman, Marilyn Ruff, Linda Albright, Gaye Smith, Judy Willis, Viola Somillo, Janet Briley, Betty Jean Von Holten, Murle Malott. BACK ROW, left to right: Ann Smith, Mary Lou Bitner, Donna Nick, Janeth Kay Zeephat, Georgia Jean Watson, Elsie Starcher, Marian Phillips, Barbara Bartlett, Kay Griffin, Gloria Crimmins, Karen Tucker, Patricia McGinnes, Sheri Alexander, Darlene Davis, Mary Kukovich, Carol Masters, Virginia Richards, Cynthia Kleitz, Mary Jean Ruby. OW: L tt U dike, Joan Oyer, Mary Knight, Linda Schlegel, Marilyn Alice Mann, Anne Branalt, Elaine FOURTH R ore a p Turpin, Sherron Brown, Nancy Thompson, Elaine Haines, Carole Johnson, Judy Hampton, Winnie Morrell, Myra Anderson, ' ' ' ' ' d S k M rchetta Bra Diane Ira, Phyllis Morrell, Sandie Harrod, Sylvia Schmidt, Ju y ee , a y. THIRD ROW: Gayla E. Pichon, Sharon Hays, Pat McCoy, Dolores Ann Bocelewatz, Brenda Kelly, Judy Jones, Linda Fish Ula Hurd, Sharon Lee Means, Florence Best, Lorretta Hawkins, Rita Jo Brotherton, Patsy McCauley, Karen Kukuk, Nancy Falwell, Carol Kukuk, DeAn Alexander, Carol Rentschler. SECOND ROW: Jackie Goodack, Frances Gabrill, Marilyn French, Nancy Taggart, Charlene Vogel, Judy Metz, Sharon Mar- tin Jeanne Guiles, Sherron Gilbert, Jean Wagner, Mary Ann Harris, Shirley Werbe, Carolyn Bizal, Elizabeth Clark, Sharon Sells, Anhette Wahlin, Suzanne Hutton, Felice Miller. FRONT ROW' Linda Lee Petersen Beverly Peterson Delores Proffitt, Sherran Nevius, Carolyn Griesel, Rosalie Howard, Ola Clarkson, Karlene Lindsay, Marilyn Birge, Francie Palcher, Barbara Fabac, Beverly Kordasz, Margie Couch, Beverley Bicknell, Patsy Johnson, Barbara Elder, Barbara Kuran. The Girls' Athletic Association is an organization for all girls who are interested in athletic activities. Sports are not all that a girl obtains from this club, she also gets acquainted with many girls, has lots of fun, develops her athletic ability, and often earns a letter. Some ot the sports that the girls participate in are: softball, basketball, volleyball, and swimming. This year the G.A.A. also sponsored a bowling tournament, The total membership this year included about 200 girls. The club is well sponsored by Mrs. Welch, Miss Hill, and Miss Barnett. The officers include Frances Palcher, president, Marilyn Birge, vice-president, Barbara Fabac, secretary, and Karlene Lindsay, treasurer. The class sports managers are: son, junior, and Gayla Pichon, senior. F b OFFICERS: Karlene Lindsay, Marilyn Birge, Frances Palcher, Barbara a ac. Marilyn Long, freshman, Bonnie Callaway, sophomore, Linda Peter- F.H.A. by Jo Ann Sivits i 0 :swf W! ,I illi l BACK ROW: Mrs. Stubblefield, Kay Williams, Janice Street, Pat McGinnis, Carol Shaw, Miss Smither, Miss Hawks, Norma Mooney, Darlene Davis. SIXTH ROW: Mrs. Landis, Jerre Jane Miller, Janet Morrissey, Trinidad Chacon, Marilyn Robertson, Barbara Kuran, Pat Sortor, Jeanne Zuk, Carole Wytesko, Esther Halloman, Velmeta Miller, Gayle Kissick. L' CEIFIH ROW: Judy Kay Goodbar, Janet Atchison, Ann Simmons, June Matlock, Marlene Woodruff, iz ar . FOURTH ROW: Mary Lou Thoele, Carolyn Derrington, Delores Supica, Gayle Smith, Carol Stinnette, Anna Marie Payton, Mary Frances Chop, Dorothy Rodina, Nancy Taggart. THIRD ROW: Donna Hampton, Jane Rumsey, Irene Mangelsdorf, Lynetta Perry, Pat Ogren, Jerre Vera, Dorothy Faerber, Dorothy Reece, Alison Hart, Barbara Hanline, Mary Smith, Sandy McKay. SECOND ROW: Lanelle Gordon, Barbara Elder, Beverley Bicknell, Viola Hamilton, Carolie Warner, Frances Palcher, Mary Coffman, Marianne Herod, Ardath Payne, Pat Oney. FRONT ROW: Karen Kukuk, Deanna Peckham, Jo Ann Sivits, Sherran Nevius, Dolores Beck. The Future Homemakers of America is open to all girls who are, or have been, enrolled in a homemaking course here at Wyandotte. The aim of the club is to help prepare Qirls for the most important of all careers, that of homemaker. Perhaps the most worthwhile activity of the year was that of adopting a children's orphanage at Christmas time. The girls all helped in making a happier Christmas for thirteen children. One of the most interesting meetings consisted of a talk on make-up application and good grooming by a professional in that field. The officers are Jo Ann Sivits, president, Karen Kukuk, vice-president, Dolores Beck, secretary, Deanna Peckham, treasurer Sharron Nevius, historian. Sponsors are: Mrs. Landis, Mrs. Stubblefield, Miss Hawks, and Miss Smither. BACK ROW: Carol Kukuk, Kay Williams, Richard Marshall, John Samuelson, Jack Schneider, lrene Mangelsdorf, Deanna Peckham, Sandra Owens, Angela Miranda, Judy Hubbard, Delores Proffitt, Linda Denton. THIRD ROW: Sally Allen, Pat Brunner, Brenda Brown, Carolyn Griesel, Carole Crabaugh, Don Baldwin, Jerry Howard, Ella Swigert, Margie Linton, Charlene Creason, Jo Bradford, Maryetta Ackenbom, nathy, Terry Fish, Gloria Mikisick, Ralph Flesher, Warren Benson, Herman Knipp, Mary Lou Thoele, Janet F SECOND ROW: Karen Kukuk, Phyllis Hall, Mary Coffman, Donna Norman, Deidre Hood, Carol Aber- Morrissey, Linda Albright, Alison Hart, Theresa Antonopolus. FRONT ROW: Valorie Schroeder, Bob Bruner, Carolyn Gray, Miss McCanles, Janet Atchison, Mary Chop, Marilyn Mann, Linda Schlegel, Judy Tomecal. With the affairs of the world in such a turmoil, many of the students at Wyandotte are X, trying to better understand the people of other countries. One of the best ways to further this understanding is by belonging to the International Relations Club. This club is a member of the UNESCO organization, Each year they have interesting regular meetings and parties. The very capable sponsor is Miss McCanles. This year's officers were: Carolyn Gray, presi- dent, Jerry Lewis, vice-president, Margie Nicholson, secretary, Bob Bruner, treasurer, Janet Atchison, director of public relations and program chairman. i-f I TER ATIO AL RELATIO S by Jo Ann Sivits WIMMI G BACK ROW, left to right: Jock Stanley, August Miller, Jim- Laidlaw, Willard Snyder, Joe Palmer, Larry Dowd, John Sanders, Dennis Miller, Don Donahue, Mr. Norris. E E SECOND ROW: Torn Thompson, Lee Leger, Ralph Hunt, Tom Tillery, Don Kennedy, Larry Bishard, I hi , B'll T l . . Dan fS:RgLlL?T ifowi Tgi?fy?rLanaman, Jerry Goodbar, Bob Kent, Louie Shellecla, Jim Fowler, Paul Bicknell, Ron Converse, Charles Fisher. With only two returning lettermen for the 1955-56 swim season, the Wyandotte tank team finished the season with a 6 won, 9 lost record. After a slow start in losing to the Wyan- dotte Alumni aggregation 53-29, the host team turned the tables on Topeka High's meremen with a close 36-30 victory in the latter's pool. Jim Laidlaw and Dan Cloughley, the two powerful seniors on an otherwise underclassman team, began a winning streak in their individual events which was to last up to and through the State finals without o single loss on the part of either boy. After losing a practice meet to the Junior College team 37-29, the Bulldog crew again called the right play in downing Topeka with a 42-35 score. Wichita East High invaded Wyan- dotte next and walked off with the spoils 51-26. ln so doing, the Blue Aces forced Jim Laidlaw to a new school record of 1:06.4 in the 100-yard breaststroke. Next came a breather for the Canines as they beat Went- worth Military Academy 47-21. The following day the Wyan- dotte swimmers avenged a former defeat by pulling away in the final relay to take a practice meet away from Junior Col- lege by one point, 34-33, Then with only one day of rest, the frogmen faced the strongest team in the conference, Wichita West High School, only to lose 49-19. Dan Cloughley, who was consistently improving, hit a total of 232.1 points in tak- 'VWQ the diving away from Ed Davis and Bob Thomas the 2nd and 3rd best divers in the State. Jim Laidlaw out-touched Pat Ryan in the breast stroke by .1 of a second to win that event which proved to be his closest race of the season. Fol- gngvirg this meet the reserves walloped the Wentworth crew On February 11, Wyandotte lost 39-29 to North High of Wichita, Don Cloughley scored a new high in total points for diving, 242.4, while Ralph Hunt swam to a new Junior record in the 300-yard breast stroke with 1:O8.4. Next, Wyandotte overpowered Kemper Military school 43-23 in the Boonville pool. Coffeyville, perenial state champs eight years in suc- cession, won in the last relay event 41-27. Don Kennedy, junior backstroker, swam his best time of the season in the 100-yard race in 1:1 1.4. Wyandotte then traveled to Wichita where they met all three Wichita schools in dual competition on a Friday and Saturday. One bright spot of the otherwise fateful weekend was the showing of a promising freshman boy named Terry Lanaman. Terry swam the 40-yard free style against Wichita West in :21.0, and free style in 1:O2.8, both set freshman records for that event. Wichita West won Friday afternoon 41-27. Wichita North won Saturday morning 48-20 and the some afternoon Wichita East won a close contest 37-31. ln this meet Tom Tillery, junior freestyler, swam 120.0 for his best time and a new junior record in the 40-yard free style. Lee Leger, sophomore distance freestyler, set a new sophomore record in the 200-yard freestyle in 2:25.45 in this some meet. Again heading for Wichita with sights set high for a spot in the top three positions in the final standings of the State Swim Meet, the Waterdogs suffered disappointment when they had to settle for fourth behind Coffeyville. Eight tenths of a second in the Medley relay forced the Bulldogs to second in that event and a fourth in the State meet. Jim Laidlaw, powerful butterfly breaststroker, won in 1:06.6, and Don Cloughley scored 183 points in diving to cop that event. Other place winners were: Ralph Hunt, Tom Tillery, and Don Kennedy, all juniors. The tank team was composed of four freshmen, four sophomores, four juniors, and only two seniors this year. Next year will see seven returning lettermen and a much more experienced and mature tank team. AR ITY WATERDOG Tom Tillery Freestyle Lee Leger Don Kennedy Freestyle Backstroke t gps gffzgzg gm Q f' an gie .mat :' :I w -: :- - A4 :Z ,L 35 212: 61235522 if .:?::'E: f-Q: 0 -,MW t, ,,,,,,,-, e w. Captain Jim Laidlaw ggi WWW 4E, , -Wiki' .riiitiiif wzif .- iii, .W M W . . .'I IfQ,2. f: ' W, ,. .:,.,1, M. Us 'E i 5 Q 'ESE et Q: 24 Q 4 4 G i A if Z XI' 15552 t :L 5 if s + Nfl, If 'E T my S? 'H W ig 4 J M ti im Sy 3 'W ' .v 91 get ii 4, Wy :1 53 : s 54:51-1. 5: fry. ,. ,. -:r ::-:'i:i5n-: -: :2Q5:' .. . ff! ' 'M 6 Dan Cloughley Breaststroke Diving State Champion . 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Corporon '-'--'-' Mona Kewley Second Semester Barbara Kapnick Marganna Childers Mona Kewley Marilyn Gaignat Janet Mangan Bobbie Wallace Loralee Terbovich John Wenski Jimmie Gayle Massey Phyllis McCampbell Maro Anthan Patsy Tharnburgh Kay Barclay Myrna James Marvin Mathia Bob Riley G. W. Corporon Bob Riley l ,.., ,.,.., . X 9 f . A 4,4 Af 1 5555 Sandra Owens iii A agsgitzegea :xg M ' 'A kiiT.iis5'f3Z3lQ?nlSff?:2l.e,,fl 2,5 ggxsg-g W- zztlziiiiylb si' 1 E. 'EMU -, ,w.ew. .L ,Mg ,Www sp WM.. ,Q W . ,gh . 13133 my -vlv .dieser Will: ' K l'6 '5sif ' , .:-:1 . 263, , le, Q My if, Q A ,Zn 4 2 if E Q m,,,,3f:5 , . 2. .PS fi K s Es: Q' if -Q f X i sf KG as 4 f we A 't 1 3' fi ff ' ss 5 X Sill ,g:.::,irf:1:s K Y Ffigmii, iaflsliihrw , ,X v W ,,,:,K:W, .- Deanna Peckham , Qi f qw is V 4 ,V , 3 ZE1 i E E:i 5j S y i ? E , S Jo Ann Sivits 2 Q Q wg Q - , V z S35 Qi? 1 Q 54 te sust I ,, E will ,www . Q ge ,: :,g egmfs:ww,:x5e 1: if trees 5?gwmegfEQ?ee ---W f ' ,Q jj: f fl gwxweiifsi 'fxwerr Q aff iQn QwFqMMQe 9' ' . , Kath McCau he Julia Ann Herrick POYSY J0hfl50 l Y Q Y STAFF Autumn Editors: Spring Editors: l. Julia Ann Herrick 2. Patsy Johnson 3. Kathy McCaughey 3. Mary Smith Winter Editors: l. Sandra Owens 2. Deanna Peckham 3. Jo Ann Sivits l. Marilyn Gunderman 2. lrene Mangelsdorf Photographer: Bill Hughes Sponsor: Lawrence Thorp JUNIOR STAFF Left to right: Sharon Sells, Mary Ann Harris, Jerry Kay Lewis, Sarash Karl, LaDonna Hendrix, Eadie Hicks, Bonnie Goode, Ann Ralston, Gayle Kissick, Linda Schlegel. NOT IN PICTURE: Tawonda Anderson, Susan Riley, Marilyn Ruff UIVERIAN i X, .. liatifi ig' , as: 4 mwmmeQwwQ?,Qgf seize Hg age M42 sfaffig, T :H Siiszviitmsisfiispih .ss iffifzfi his-4' wwffiza Sw P iftff if A . ii fT't'725?f ,fizsszfi 3 E Q w' --:is-21:-V:- -.- 1: U '41 to f f M if 4 N W ,.:, rl l,V,, 1 A f Marilyn Gunderman as 1 Irene Mangelsdorf QM7555 5i2'??,2Q??9?5?2sf5if5w?2HS3? H- 5 --if ,ig'i f 1 v 3V I5?'LZ,,.s -t f-115 , ,,., gives we ,ses see mm. i- ,Wg le sq , 'emma i - - Q M Wsggslfzzz p zu : ' glliifletii QQM' 5512 ' 5 fji- -': jigear:-i:g,E gait: iw' 5 5'?ZZ.5.,-7 X -W' - M .,.:.:,.:,:,::. 5,35 ,.,.,.,... ., , Mary Smith Bill Hughes Lawrence Tharp , na PLAY CURIOUS KAY CEE .x, by Sand ra Owens 7-:ig C 1 'T-Z' .QQ . 5 ,. ,gif a s .M I Nd, . VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Left to right: Elaine Dempsey, Jimmie Gayle Massey, Carol Kukuk, Judy Goodbar, Margie Nicholson, Cynthia Kobett. With enthusiasm, pep, and good sportsmanship the Kay Cees have cheered our many athletic teams on to victory. Each of the 34l members is required to maintain a grade aver- age of a three, have a paid-in-full ac- tivity ticket, attend all the home games, and wear the required uni- form on all game days and at all games. This years officers, the cheerlead- ers, and Mr, Mclntire have done a wonderful job in leading the club's many activities, which included a play, Tiger on His Toes , a Fall Festival honoring the football team, a Spring Festival honoring the bas- ketball and swimming teams, and a Spring Formal. Recognition should also be given to the students who have provided all the clever signs for social hall, the pep pills, the shakers, and the pep assemblies. All in all everyone has worked hard to make it one of the most successful years in the history of the club. KAY CEE OFFICERS BACK ROW, left to right: Mr. W. J. Mclntire, sponsor, John Patton, president, Bill McKee, sergeant-at-arms. FRONT ROW: Jerre Jane Miller, secre- tary, Phyllis McCampbell, vice-president: Carol Abernathy, treasurer, FRESHMAN CH'EERLEADERS RESERVE CHEERLEADERS BACK ROW, left to right: Sharon Davis, Mary Bartoski, BACK ROW, left to right: Phyllis Hall, Sandra Salyer, Bar- Sandra Durbin. bam BC1 kY0Umb- FRONT ROW: Marcia Broyles, Sharon Moore, Melinda Wilson. FRONT ROW: Marcia Deutch, Sherran Nevius, Sheri Al- exander. Abernathy, Carol Ackley, Ruth Alexander, Karen Alexander, Sharon Allen, Sally Ambrose, Linda Anderson, Jean Anderson, Myra Sandra Andrew, Anthan, Mara Anthan, Taso Antrum, Connie Sandra Ashley, Atchison, Janet Austin, Judy Babbit, Carol Babrick, Jean Bachert, Bonnie Baird, Barbara Baker, Linda Baldwin, Don Balfour, Barbara Bcnka, Sandy Barclay, Kay Barbyoumb, Barba Barrett, Bruce Baughn, Harold Beacnboard, Doris Beck, Dolores Beck, Kay Bello, Judy Bennett, Leon Best, Bonita Bentz, Raymond Betz, Ann Betz, Nancy Bicknell, Beverley Blfge, Marilyn FO Bizal, Carolyn Bogdanowicz, Dorothy Bowler, Barbara Boyd, Donna Bradley, Sue Breidenthal, Betsy Brenner, Barbara Briley, Janet Brown, Brenda Brown, Pat Brunner, Pat Burton, Brenda Capps, Barbara Capps, Carol Carington, John Carpenter, Gayle Carpenter, Judy Carr, Judy Carrington, Susie Catron, Arnold Chambers, Ron Childers, Lenita Childers, Marganna Chop, Mary Frances Christoff, Diana Claflin, Richard Clark, La Vanne Clarke, Claudine Clarkson, Ola Coffman, Mary Collins, Judy Coughenour, Abba Coughenour, Anna Crimmins, Gloria Cross, Judv Davis, Darlene Davis, Joyce DeBrine, Gerry DeLozier, Myrna Dempsey, Elaine Denham, Sandy Denton, Linda Derrington, Carolyn Deutch, Marcia Dickinson, Danna Dietz, Leta Divelbiss, Bob Donovan, Judy Dowell, Earleen Downs, Mike Duke, Doris Edwards, Barb Elder, Barbara Eskina, Wilma Fabac, Barbara Fagan, Lois Falwell, Nancy Fisher, Charles Foley, Bill Foley, Dee Ann Folsom, Pat Franchett, Loretta Fredericksen, Judy Friedel, Martha Kay Frosheiser, John Fry, Uveda Frye, Mary Gaignat, Marilyn Garrlty, Gayle Gerba, Bev Gibson, Donna Gieber, Rodney Gillenwater, Donna Gillett, Virginia Glass, Marlene Godley, Beverly Goodbar, Judy Gordon, Lanelle Grant, Soundro Graves, Jeanie Graves, Sandra Gray, Carolyn Griesel, Carolyn Grim, Beverly Guiber, Jeanne Gunderman, Marilyn Haberkorn, Floyd Haldeman, Gloria Hall, Phyllis Haines, Elain l-lamn, Sharon Hcnline, Florence Hardinger, Ken Harman, Judy Gail Harris, Elaine Harris, Mary Ann Harrod, Sandra Hart, Alison Harvey, Wanda Hasenbank, Shirley Hattaway, Ruth Haworth, Marilou Hawver, Erlene Haynes, Barbara l-ieathrnan, Sherry Hedstrom, LeRoy Heider, Carole Hendon, Jeannene Hendrixson, Janice Herod, JoAnn Herald, Marianne Herrick, Julia Ann Hess, Jackie Hicks, Eadie Hillgardner, Joyce Holder, Don Holek, JoAnn Holm, Ray Hood, Deidre Hood, Judy Hopson, Mickie Hubbard, Judy lra, Diane Jackson, Marilee James, Myrna Jastrzernski, Nancy Jeffers, Janice Johnson, Bert Johnson, Judy Johnson, Peggy Johnston, Ann Jones, Judy Jones, Larry Kapnick, Barbara Karl, Sarah Keele, Linda Keil, Sandra Kell, Lawrence Kelly, Norma Jean Kendrick, Marilyn Kewley, Mona Kissick, Gayle Klepac, George Klock, Judy Kobett, Cynthia Kuhns, Judy Kukuk, Carol Kukuk, Karen Barbara Kuran, Lane, Gracella UaRoukie, Toni Lewis, Jerry Linton, Marjorie Linton, Priscilla Lowe, Barbara Malcom, LeAnn Mangan, Janet Mangelsdorf, Eugenia Mangelsdorf, lrene Mann, Marilyn Mariner, Ann Marshall, Richard Morton, Patricia Mashburn, Georgia Mason, Susan Massey, Jimmie Gayle McCampbell, Phyllis Matlock, June McCaughey, Kathy McCoy, Pat MCCollaugh, Billie McConnel, Ruth McDaniel, Pat McGinnis, Pat McGuire, Peggy McKee, Bill McMakon, Charlotte McMilIiam, Sandra Milam, Marilyn Miles, Sharon Miller, Dennis Miller, Jerre Jane Mooney, Bob Mooney, Norma Morales, Juanita Morrell, Phyllis Morrissey, Janet Mowrey, Joann Mullins, David Naylor, Frank . Nevius, Sherran Nichols, Bonnie Nicholson, Margie Norman, Donna O'Donnell, Ed Ogren, Pat Oney, Pat Owens, Sandra Paridise, Julie Parks, Allen Parks, Beverly Patten, John Payne, Ardath Pearson, Ron Peckham, Deanna Peerson, Kay Percival, Fred Perry, Lyrietta Peters, Bill Adams, Karen Lee Alexander, De An Andervich, Jo Ann Barker, Barbara Best, Florence Bocelwatz, Dolores Brandt, Anne Brotherson, Rita Brown, Jerry Brown, Sherron Broyles, Marsha Buck, Frank Petsch, Jean Phillips, Marian Plank, Ruth Plomondon, Sondra Plomondon, Sue Proctor, Danise Proffitt, Delores Ragsdale, Lois Ann Rahija, Barbara Rahiia, Cathy Reece, Dorothy Rentro, Dennis Rigdon, Gail Riley, Susan Roberts, Betty Robinette, Nancy Rodina, Dorothy Rogers, Lee Ann Rollin, Lezlie Button, Grace Coleman, Joyce Crozier, Lucille Davis, Sharon DeCow, Calene DeGoler, Susan Dryer, Sue Dubin, Sandra Eddins, Janice Engle, Patsy Faerber, Dorothy French, Marilyn Rood, Judy Rumsey, Jane Rundle, Linda Russell, Janet Carol Russell, Janet Sue Sacks, Joan Salyer, Sandra Sanders, Janet Sanders, Sandra Sornoski, Sandra Scherzer, Karen Schindel, Shirley Schlegel, Linda Schroeder, Valorie Sells, Sharon Sermon, Arlene Sewell, Doloris Shatter, Sonie Show, Carol FRESHMAN Fry, Barbara Fry Marjorie Gabriel, France Garnier, Larry Goodack, Jacqueline Graf, Carol Grantham, Judy Green, Francine Greenwood, Janet Griftee, Judy ' Haberkorn, Virginicr Hackney, Carolvfl Shultz, Sally Simmons, Ann Simmons, Janet Sivits, Jo Ann Smith, Ann Smith, Gaye Smith, Gayle Smith, Mary D. Snyder, Gary Sortor, Pat Spandle, Mary Stannard, Judy Staufter, Phyllis Steckling, Carol Ann Steele, Dorothy Stephen, Catherine Stevenson, Sheryl Stewart, Bob Sullivan, Ruth PEP CLUB Hawkins, Loretta Holmes, Carolyn Hutton, Suzanne Johnston, Kay Jones, Judy June, Judy Kapnick, Vicki Lee Kelly, Brenda Kirkendoll, Marilon Lambie, Pat Laundy, Regina Means, Sharon Supica, Delores Swender, Linda Swenson, Orvilee Swigert, Ella Tanner, Sue Tattershall, Dick Taylor, Anita Terbovich, Loralee Thoele, Mary Lou Thomas, George Thornburgh, Patsy Tietze, Bob Tomecal, Judy Tucker, Karen Lee Van Natto, Carolyn Vickers, Ruth Ann Waddell, Linda Wagner, Jean Wallace, Barbara Miller, Felice Murphy, Sharon Myers, Barbara Naos, Jeanne Nichols, Linda Palzar, Vurgie Pepoenger, Marilori Piekarski, Mary Redmond, Sandra Riley, Sarah Salley, Connie Schaenhofer, Janice Warner, Carolie Waski, Gerald Watkins, Joy Watkins, Robert Weiden, Mary Welburn, Barbara Werbe, Beverly Werbe, Shirley Wilhelm, Linda Williams, Kay Williamson, Patty Wombles, Claramae Woodruff, Marleen Woods, Barbara Wools, Mary Ann Yadrich, Dodothy Young, Connie Zuk, Jeanne Schmidt, Sylvia Scheffel, Betty Sweeny, Rosalie Swisher, Connie Taggart, Nancy Turpin, Elaine Vogel, Linda Van Hooser, Jane Vogel, Charlene Wahlin, Annette Wait, Lindo Wright, Virginia Zeephat, Janeth BA KETBALL A record breaking undefeated season, practically unheard of in present day basketball, was the 'sesult of a never say die battling Wyandotte team. This highly skilled team ended their regular season with a record of 18 wins and no losses, first place in the lnvitational Tournament, first place in the Sunflower League, first place in the Mythical City League, first place in the Regional Tournament, and second nlace in the State Tournament. Altogether this made a final record of 22 wins and 1 loss, with the team breaking 12 previously held records. Beginning their all victorious season on December 2nd, the Bulldogs easily left Westport. High School trailing by a score of 69-35. Meeting next with their long standing city rivals, Vlgagg L-l1igh, the Canines calmed the Cyclones with a score o - . Then traveling across the river the W team downed Southwest 55-35. The following week the Shawnee Mission lndians arrived at Wyandotte with a fiery determination to break their 2-year losing record against the Bulldogs. Being unsuccessful in this attempt, the defeated tribe returned to their teepee realizing by the final score of 63-53 that more than determination was needed to defeat the invincible Bull- dog team. With a cry of victory the Cagers next buzzed by the North- town Hornets with an impressive score of 75-55. Making their first bid for the Sunflower League Title, the Washington Wildcats appeared to be the first real competition the Canines had to deal with. Proving they weren't ready to lose that early in the season, Wyandotte finished the game with the final score being 51-41. Racking up their 7th straight victory the Bulldogs ended up on the long end of a 60-45 final score against the Topeka Trojans. Being next invited to Parsons for the Invitational Tourney in which Wyandotte, Wichita North, Salina, and Par- sons participated, Wyandotte downed Wichita North the first night by a score of 67-50. Thus being eligible to compete for first place, the Bulldogs played Salina and ended the game with a 77-47 score and consequently received the trophy. Despite the efforts of the Northeast scoring ace, Jim Hoff- man, the W team easily rolled past the No. 1 team of Kansas City, Mo., with a score of 70-42. Meeting next one of the top scorers in Kansas, Bob Casteneda of Argentine, the Canines trounced the Mustangs 59-39, allowing Casteneda only 18 points throughout the entire game. Trying once again to scalp the. Bulldogs, the Shawnee Mis- sion lndians' second attempt proved even more unsuccessful than their first. The final score being 75-59. The Washing- ton Wildcats, trying to make good their previously tried upset, quickly discovered that victory was once again to be denied them. The Red and White team made this denial em- phatic with o score of 67-31. Running their victories to 14 straight, the W squad shut out the Leavenworth Pioneers 65-43. Meeting the Tro- jans from Topeka for the second time, Shublom's Cagers forced the Trojans to return home defeated by a score of 67-43. Chalking up their highest score of the season the Basketeers outclassed the Argentine Mustangs and succeeded in breaking the previous record of total points ever scored by Wyandotte in a single game. Not disappointing the large crowd of spectators who came to view the much publicized Wyandotte team, the Canines ran up a score of 94-665 there- by Sandra Owens Deanna Peckham, Jo Ann Sivits With the season ended the first obstacle to be overcome by the Bulldogs on their journey toward the State Tournament was the Sumner Spartans. While the Spartans gave Wyan- dotte its first scare of the year by staging a last quarter rally, the Wyandotte team proved their worth by pouring in enough baskets to finish the game with a score of 66-55. Being victorious over the Spartans, the only thing standing in the way of Wyandotte and the State Tournament was Shaw- nee Mission. Heeding lessons taught earlier in the regular season by the Bulldogs, Shawnee Mission tried a new approach in the finals of the Regional Tournament. After the Canines made the first basket, the lndians held the ball in a freeze. With only a few seconds remaining in the first quarter the Red Skins scored their first basket tying the score 2-2. The Bulldogs returned in the second quarter giving the lndians a dose of their own medicine only coming out of their stall long enough to score a second basket giving them a lead of 4-2 at the end of the first half. Forced to admit the height and rebounding supremacy of the W Cagers the Indian tribe was compelled to play regular ball the remainder of the game. Even with the new strategy the lndians found it impossible to down the Bulldogs, losing by 22-13. With the winning of this game the Wyandotte High School Bulldogs proved, as they have for three years, that Shawnee Mission was heap big smoke but no fire. We would like to pay special recognition to the Pep Band, cheerleaders, and Kay Cees for their excellent school spirit and enthusiasm throughout the year. Perhaps the most popular addition to our games this year was the Pep Band. After the first few games, these boys and their music came to be as much anticipated as the game itself. Wyandotte, also, had some of the best cheerleaders to be found anywhere. The ability to perform together in unison was commented on by nearly everyone who had a chance to see them. Next year's cheerleaders will have a great deal to live up to. The Kay Cees can congratulate themselves for a job Pep Club members were always there yelling their team. No doubt about it, Wyandotte having one of the best rooting sections in Country. well done. The and cheering for was fortunate in this part of the State Tournament All-Star! Kansas City, Kansas Al First Team Sunflower Leogue All-Stars First Team Alan Donaghue Alan Donaghue Lawrence Comley Alan Donaghue Tom Lewis I-Stars Lawrence Comlev Lawrence Comley Second Team Tom Lewis Tom Lewis fFZtLXRfggg-ch Sectolnci Team oots Honorable Mentio Bob Kohler Rex Beach I l fore breaking the previous record by four points. Meeing next the Lawrence Lions, the W Cagers swamped the visiting team 66-44. Advancing to the last game of the regular season, the Red and White team finished with an unblemished record by defeating the Ward Cyclones 74-51. BASKETBALL RECORDS Made this season Previous Points in one season ................. 1453- 1445 H9551 Season average ......................... 63.17 62.83 119551 Team points in one game ....... 94 iArgentine there1 90 lwashington 19551 Combined points one game ..... 160 lArgentine there1 157 tWashington 19551 Team field goals-season ....... 434 472 119531 Team field goals-one game... 35 33 419551 Individual points-season ....... 459 lDonaghue1 417 lRay Johnson 19541 Individual season average ....... 19.96 lDonaghue1 17.38 lRay Johnson 19541 Individual points-game ......... 39 lComIey1 33 iDgnaghs.5e '55, '56 ett '5 1 Individual field goals-season. 164 iDonaghue1 151 lHarry Jett 19531 Individual free throws--game. 21 iComley1 15 iDonaghue 19551 Consecutive free throws ........... 21 lComley1 12 iMonte Johnson l I l 19551 Coach Walt Shublom Individual field goals-game... 13 lDonaghue1 13 Uett 53, Doherty 551 BACK ROW, lett to right: Coach David Kendall, Lawrence Comley, Tom Lewis, Alan Donaghue, Jerry Sewell, Head Coach Walter Shublom. SECOND ROW: Royce Adkisson, Rex Beach, Phil Heitmeyer, Al Roots, Bob Kohler. FRONT ROW: Bob Baker, John Redick, Jack Whittier. I 9' , f 5 M :ming .W :,,,, ,.. z r i'.:f . .W itz. .-,, f, ,.. ifjgif :,' 'jeg 'fi-if U . .. Y ..--: ,,a5: gw2,:i :' V. , ' . A. H A, '-f-1 f- . Q2 ' , fiffi' 3 fgizgi le . . 1 Q . V i F -x 4 E T, xiaiewi 11. 1 s lil- Managers Allen Abrams, Robbie Gentry, Bob Bruner. SEASON'S RECORD Wyandotte 69 Westport 35 Wyandotte 63 Wa rd 41 Wyandotte 55 Southwest 35 Wyandotte 63 Shawnee Mission 53 Wyandotte 75 North K. C. 55 Wyandotte 51 Washington 41 Wyandotte 60 Topeka 45 Wyandotte 77 Wichita North 50 Wyandotte 77 Salina 47 Wyandotte 70 Northeast 42 Wyandotte 59 Argentine 38 Wyandotte 75 Shawnee Mission 59 Wyandotte 67 Washington 31 Wyandotte 65 Leavenworth 43 Wyandotte 57 Topeka 43 Wyandotte 94 Argentine 66 Wyandotte 66 Lawrence 44 Wyandotte 74 Ward 51 Wyandotte 66 Sumner 55 Wyandotte 22 Shawnee Mission 13 Wyandotte 62 Winfield 58 Vxfyandotte 47 Hutchinson 41 Wyandotte 39 Newton 45 Won 22, Lost 1 X X52 X uf? ! Y ,K W xx 1 W z 1 1 5 I 4 Af Hz- TATE FI ALISTS by Jo Ann Sivits, Deanna Peckham, Sandra Owens We're from Wyandotte, couldn't be prouder, were the loud and enthusiastic cries of the Wyandotte fans attending the Kansas AA State Basketball Tournament. The tourney was held at the K-State Field House, Manhattan, Kansas, March l5th, l6th, and l7th. On Thursday night, March l5th, Wyandotte was victorious in playing Winfield 62-58 which entitled them to meet Hutch- inson in the semi-finals Friday night. Being again victorious against the Salt Hawks with a score of 47-41 the Bulldogs ad- vanced to the finals to play Newton on Saturday night. Because of their outstanding undefeated season, the Bulldogs entered the championship game as the favored team. Traveling many miles, some 2,000 Wyandotte rooters streamed into the Field House anxiously awaiting the opening tip-off. The anxiety increased even more, however, as the game progressed into what soon proved to be the most heart- breaking of the Bulldog season. The Newton Railroaders took advantage of the Canine's coldest night of the season to build up a big first half lead. Proving that they weren't to be defeated so easily the Bulldogs closed the l3 point gap to tie the score at 39-39. As the final minutes of the ball game drew near, the Bull- dogs staged one last attempt to pull ahead, but with victory so close at hand, the Railroaders refused to let thot first place trophy slip from their hands. Consequently we ended on the short end of a 45-39 score. Although Wyandotte did not come out first in the final game of the tournament, they certainlycame out on topas far as sportsmanship was concerned. Proof of this lies in a statement made in the Manhattan Mercury. For putting on a show at a basketball tournament you just can't beat Wyandotte, The Kansas city school, biggest in the meet with a student body of 2,l92, goes all out for just such a shindig and were a hit in their games. The six Bulldog cheerleaders are about the best there are and they are for and away the best organized. Their cheers are perfectly organized and the gals are always in unison. lt's a fine change from some of the slipshod cheer units that you run across during a basketball season. Wyandotte also had a large group of adults on hand ond even had an all--mole brass band to add to the fervor of the games ..... Even though Wyandotte emerged from the final game the losing team, the fans proved that they were behind their team lOO percent, win or lose, This was proved by the fact that never once was there silence or half-hearted cheers from the Red and White stands. Wyandotte, without a doubt, exhib- ited one of the greatest shows of school spirit and good sports- manship ever witnessed at a State AA Tournament. As the Bulldoys accepted the second place trophy from Dr. Howard Hill, Head of the Kansas State Speech Department, the fans were disappointed in the outcome of the game, but very, very, proud of what they consider to be the best team Wyandotte has ever had. Braving the rain and hail of Sunday morning, the Cheer- leaders and many proud Wyandotter's were on hand to welcome the teams return from Manhattan. As a final tribute to this great team an all-school pep as- sembly was held Monday morning in the auditorium. At this time the trophies won throughout the season were presented to members of the Board of Education by Co-Captains Alan Don- aghue and Tom Lewis. According to the records we aren't the Champs, but to us the boys are the best team in the State. Our cry always has been and always will be, We're from Wyandotte, couldn't be prouder. Www ,KZ E RE ERVE BA KETBALL by Ann Ralston Coach Clayton l-lenry's Reserve Bullpups concluded a successful season by having twelve wins and four losses. They show promise of continuing the Bulldog winning streak for Wyandotte next year. Wyandotte 42 Westport ' Wyandotte 48 Ward Wyandotte 38 Southwest Wyandotte 38 Southwest Wyandotte 49 Shawnee Wyandotte 54 No. K. C. Wyandotte 50 Washington Wyandotte 31 Topeka Wyandotte 59 Northeast Wyandotte 40 Argentine Wyandotte 36 Shawnee Wyandotte 53 Washington Wyandotte 61 Leavenworth Wyandotte 36 Topeka Wyandotte 45 Argentine Wyandotte 66 Lawrence Wyandotte 48 Ward Won 12, Lost 4 BACK ROW, left to right: Don Yovetich, Jim Downing, Coach Henry, Gary Mann, David Chelesnik. SECOND ROW: Jim Lugar, Bill Emery, Bill Gunderman, Jack Rogers. FRONT ROW: Gilbert Wilson, Alfred Kohler. FRE HMA BA KETB LL Freshman basketball was directed by Coach Sid Rose. This is Coach Rose's first year coaching and he, quote, enjoys it. Seeing as how the Bullpups haven't the two years experience that the iunior high cagers get, the first part of the season was rough. The Bullpups finished strong to wind up with o 5-9 record. They placed second in City Junior l-ligh League with 3 wins-3 losses. These three games were won by margins by Ann Ralston totaling 6 points, Wyandotte 16 Ward 35 Wyandotte 9 Washington 30 Wyandotte 22 Rosedale 31 Wyandotte 23 Central Jr. 43 Wyandotte 28 Northwest 31 Wyandotte 26 Bonner Springs 24 Wyandotte 25 Argentine 21 Wyandotte 18 Central Jr. 29 Wyandotte 1 1 Ward 38 Wyandotte 29 Northwest 26 Wyandotte 34 Bonner Springs 19 Wyandotte 33 Argentine 31 Wyandotte 24 Washington 39 Won 5, Lost 9 BACK ROW, left to right: Coach Rose, Jay Deane, Charles Johnson, Alex Supica, Bill Young, Mike Beach, Tim Benson, Rhett Drake, Tom Korn, I FRONT ROW: Jerry Ford, Norman Fordyce, Carlton Schieman, Dwight Plumlee, John Kriviansky, Eddie Macon, Larry Spillman. hw vn- Jerre Jane Miller Attendant Margie Nicholson Attendant So that 5 why boys join The Navy. They're cheaper by the dozenf Oh! Oh! What will Mrs, Santa say? Oh, what he said! and then we said Q3 goodnight. I air1't got no body Somebody stole my horse!! 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T is 7 A 5 A ' .D .XY 1' U M ?fu5 U Xf Nj 'wig f c , A-J .ff- 1 Strongheort ns good for U. 'fm I bite my toenails. l'm 0 little stuffed shirt Lookin' for Henry Lee. Caught! Behind the 8-boll. S09 og . KN D ' OKX ff, -xxed O9 gxbf YO '7g.l 1 womb Q0 ASQUER DE B LL 2' fr, , I K 3 Y fp' , 'Q q 'i in Q! ' Q 1 R, 2' nf Q A F f , .f:'Y.fQ Qfygf rs A' ' f VJ f ff f gi f ,vw , . Q M J L, K, f i affrgw M., ffg M' 1 f A L f Q, v, nf' I 1 3 . I ff' ' 2 2 1 ,Q '55 ' 3- f,,,b N 53 if .LN ff, QUEEN Erlene Hawver KING Don Rcbon 'L , , S CIE CE FIELD CLUB by Towanda Anderson The Science Field Club, organized by Mr. Wallace Good, offers each member an op- portunity to take field trips into out-of-state areas under the instruction of professional scientists. This year the Field Club took 6 field trips into 4 states, traveled about 3000 miles, and spent about l5 days in the field. The club's new annual budget provides for all field trip expenses except food. Membership requires each member to maintain grades above a 3 and to take four years of math, English, and science. President Richard Marshall studies Tod Morgan leoms Q lesgon a rock deposit through microphoto- graphy. Lawrence Kell Gnd GGOFQG Th0l f1GS- Dave Carson and LeRoy l-ledstrom. Elliott Parker and Steve Sells Ron Mihordin Bill Peters George Thomas 'R' time GIRLS' CL B by Mary Ann Harris The Girls fW Club is made up of girls who are especially interested in sports. When a girl earns 600 points in girls sports, she automatically becomes a member of the club and is awarded a small W. A large W is awarded after a total of l,0OO points is earned. When a girlearns l,400 points, she is awarded a gold W pin, which is the highest honor that any girl can achieve in Wyandotte sports. The officers are Beverley Bicknell, president, Barbara Elder, vice-president, Margie Couch, secretary-treasurer. BACK ROW, left to right: Marilyn Birge, Carol Rentschler, Carol Kukuk, Sherran Nevious, Brenda Burton, Gaye Smith, Beverly Kordasz, Carol Mears, Ola Clarkson, Barbara Elder. SECOND ROW: Sharon Hays, Karen Kukuk, Patsy Johnson, Virginia Richards, Judy Willis, Nancy Falwell, Pat McCoy, Carolyn Griesel, Carolyn Gall, Miss Barnett. FRONT ROW: Barbara Headrick, Barbara Kuran, Cynthia Kleitz, Frances Palcher, Margie Couch, Beverley Bicknell, Wilma Green, Sandra Harrod. Any boy earning a first team letter in any af the major sports is eligible for membership in the Boys' W Club. Football, track, swimming, tennis, golf, basketball, and baseball are included. The club, sponsored by Mr. Starbuck, raises money for the insurance program for the athletics. This year the boys sponsored a mixer in January in order to obtain money for the program. The officers are: Bob Gramer, president, Scott Stanley, vice-president, Alan Donaghue,secretary-treasurer, Rodney Hanson, sergeant-at-arms. BACK ROW, left to right: Phil Trotter, Roger Koenke, Ronald Eddins, Bob Baker, John Redick, Rodney Rogers, Dan Sheley, Al Roots, Dan Cloughley, Charles Brown, Allan Abrams, Charles Mathis. THIRD ROW: Paul Starbuck, lsh Wilson, Charles Longwell, Tom Evans, Dave Chelesnik, Jerry Sewell, Kermit Newton, Gary Welch, Ray Laing, Bob Gramer, Rodney Hanson, Jim Laidlaw. SECOND ROW: Francis Lemery, Dennis Park, Fred Lepart, John Samuelson, Sherman Miller, Ron Salts, Walter Stroker, Jim Kelly, Gary Strole, Carl Rhodes, Bob Riley. I I FRONT ROW: Stan Howard, Larry Jones, Walter Wendel, Bob Latas, Daryl Kimerer, Carl Christine, Bob Shanklin, Alan Donaghue, Bob Kohler, Larry Williams, Ken Lyon, Doyle Nickels. BOY ' CL B by Mary Ann Harris 0 ' TRACK by Irene Mangelsdorf The Wyandotte Cinderdogs, under the fine coaching of Mr. Swaim, opened their track season with the Big Seven Indoor Meet March 2-3. The tracksters lost to Shawnee Mission by only one point, ll-IO. The Cinderdogs took the 8-lap relay, with Bob Riley as leadotf man and Clyde Pierce as anchor man, in the near record time of 3:l5.l. Phil Saragusa captured second place in the 60 yard low hurdles, while Riley was fourth in both the 60 yard clash and the low hurdles. With the exception of the Indoor Meet, other scheduled track meets have not yet been held. With twelve varsity lettermen returning from last year's squad, the prospects for o very successful year look very promising, indeed. The twelve returning varsity lettermen ore: Rex Beach, Dave Chelesnik, Bob Kohler, Kenny Lyon, Gary McCormick, Clyde Pierce, Bob Riley, Rodney Rogers, Al Roots, Phil Saragusa, Dan Sheley, and Larry Williams. Based upon previous performance, the following Cinderdogs show promise and will help to make this an excellent track season: Sprints letterrnen-McCormick, Pierce, and Riley, Juniors-Bowlin, Redick, and Sanchez, Sophomores-Baker and Kerr. I-lalf-mile lettermen- Kohler and Williams, Sophomore--Cower, Mile letterman-Lyon, Sophomores-Hattaway and Taylor. Shotput letterman-Rogers, Sophomore--McCoy. Javelin letterrnen-Sheley and Roots. Discus letterman-Chelesnikj Sophomore-Hills. Pole vault lettermen-Beach and Sheley. High jump Ietterman-Roots. Hurdles letterman-Saragusag Sophomore-Shuley. The A team is backed by a host of sophomore boys who are going out for track, and they are great prospects for the B team. A full sophomore schedule is going to be run in order to give them all the experience possible. Track Coaches assisting Mr. Swaim are Don Kyle, Mark Plummer, Lester Ramsey, Charles Sheffield, and Bob Walton. Bob Riley Clyde Pierce, Captain Sprint letterman Sprint letterman Fw 'M ,,...-f ,MAN TRACK by lrene Mangelsdorf BACK ROW, left to right: Jerry Bell, Bob Gromer, Fred Sanchez, Carl Reiba, Dave Howerton, Bob Stephens, Stan Howard, Barkley Fahnestock, Joe Palmer, Tarry Tyler, Joe Chop, Chester Heddings, Galen Brownell, Earl Cowher, Gary Chumley, Phil Schuley, Jack Piersee, Rod Rogers, Don Pycior, Mike Watrok, SECOND ROW: Kenny Lyon, Bob Riley, Clyde Pierce, Garry McCormack, Tom Kerr, Phil Saragusa, Larry Williams, Carl Manczuk, Jim Hathaway, Tommy Cunningham, Robert Fulton, Walter Shepherd, John Bowlin, George Lewis, Frank Naylor, Lew Skinner, Winfred l-loltmeyer, Norman Fordyce, Ralph Huhn. FIRST ROW: Charles Carraher, George Thomas,Charles Jordan, Don Speer, Marlon Malcom, John Kriviansky, David Hills, Dan Sheley, John Samuelson, Harold Patrick, Dwight Plumlee, Tom Korn, Bob McCoy, Dean McMilliam. TRACK SCHEDULE March 2-3-Municipal Indoor, Municipal Auditorium. March 24-State Indoor, Manhattan. March 27-Washington March 30-Shawnee. April 3-Highland Park, Topeka, W Topeka Dual. April 7-Ottawa Relays. April 13-Pittsburg Relays. April 20-K, U. Relays, April 27-Shawnee Relays. April 30-Wyandotte, North Kansas City Dual. May 4-Wyandotte, Sunflower. May 12-Shawnee Regionals. i May l8-l9-Wichita East, State. Bob Riley, Ken Lyon, Larry Williams, and Clyde Pierce. COACHES: Lester Ramsey, Charles Sheffield, Francis Swaim, Lauren Plummer, Don Kyle, Bob Walton TENN S by Linda Schlegel Left to right: Coach Hammer, Francis Lemery, Ron Chambers, Ben Langley, Phil Trotter, Bob Shanklin, Carl Christine, Ray Wheeler, Bill Shively. The Bulldog tennis team should have a victorious season in i956 with Coach Clint Ham- mer and Captain Bob Shanklin to lead them. These head men will have five returning letter- men: Phil Trotter, Carl Christine, Francis Lemery, Ben Langley, and Bob Shanklin plus new team members to help take the Buldogs to the State Tennis Tournament at Wichita, May l8th and l9th. Some of the schools they will have to beat to go to the Tournament are: Shawnee Mission, Southwest, Olathe, Highland Park, Wentworth, Ottawa, and Topeka, the latter being the hardest game of the season. C tain Bob Shanlclin Coach Clint Hammer CP BA EBALL The Baseball Bulldogs open their 1956 season with a Border League double-round-robin game here, March 27,. against Maur Hill. Our traditionally fine team has captured the coveted State Championship two consecutive years, i953 and 1954. Last year, l955, the Canines were Regional Cham- pions, finished second in the Border League, and tied for third in the State Tournament. Wyandotte has a sound basis for a championship team again this year, and hopes to play the same type of sensational ball. Returning as regular head coach, after a year's absence, is capable Ed Ellis. He will be ably assisted by coaches Clay- ton Henry and Walt Shublom, They expect to have a very successful season. by Irene Mangelsdorf Leadership of the Bulldogs will fall to co-captains Daryl Kimerer and Ray Laing. Returning infielders are: Bob West- fall, first baseman, Daryl Kimerer, second baseman, and Gil- bert Wilson, shortstop. Coach Ellis will rely heavily upon southpaw Ronnie Eddins and relief pitcher Kermit Newton. Ray Laing will again take his position as catcher. They are all expected to come through with excellent performances. Lettermen from the prevoius Canine season include: Ray Laing, Daryl Kimerer, Bob Westfall, Ronnie Eddins, Delbert Laddish, Kermit Newton, and Gilbert Wilson. Provisional let- ters were awarded to Gary Welch, Robbie Gentry, and Mike Miller. Managers are Roger Koenke, Charlie Longwell, and Jerry Ford. X Nu 3 Coaches Shublom, Ellis iheadcoachi, Henry. BACK ROW, left to right: Dean Newton, Loren Rabon, Jim Jordan, Steve Lew, Dick Hart, Dennis Walker, Tony Marquez, Larry Frazier, Dennis Halwick, David Howerton, Darrell White, Mike Perez, Alan Sheley, Jim Taylor, Keith Kimerer, FRONT ROW, left to right: Ron Oldham, Donald Saint, Gene Riggs, Gary Welch, Ray Laing, Mike Miller, Daryl Kimerer, Kermit Newton, Ronnie Eddins, Paul Buck, Bill Crabaugh, Paul Williamson, Charles Mathis. l-.. li0'U Wand 3+ 1' 'if QE I 1' ?' .Wy P3 GOLF by Ma ri lyn Ruff del Walt Wen Bob Lotas How does it feel to be the new golf coach? Feels fine, replied Coach Starbuck. This will be thirty years of coaching for me, but my first try at golf. Since it's still early in the season there have been no arrangements made for any matches. Some of the schools they intend to play are Shawnee Mission, Topeka, Leavenworth, Rosedale, North Kansas City, and any other challenger. There are two captains this year. They are Walt Wendel and Bob Latas. The other players for Wyandotte are: Seniors-Jim Prather, Jack Stanley, and Jerry Yantzig Juniors- Larry Rively, and Neil Johanson, Sophomores-Richard Hamilton. Left to right: Jack Stanley, Larry Rively, Bob Latas, Jim Prather, Coach Star- buck, Jerry Yantzi, Walt Wendel, Neil Johanson, Richard Hamilton. lg!! '51 K Ap I LEAP YEAR KING M UJQ' Bill Terry ATTENDANTS AI Roots CARUUSEL OF CLUBS Svowsh Gefm Lam, Internotnonol Relotlons gn French THE RT CLUB by Mary smrfi. FOURTH ROW left to right Judy Kuhns, Lois Ragsdale, Ann Mariner, Janice Jeffers, Jean Petsch, Jim Head Kenny Cowart Ron Pearson Dick Burres, Bill Mclntosh, Norma Smith, Jacquelyn Schenk. p THIRD ROW Gloria Crimmins Polly Dunkelbarger, Janet Reed, Joyce Hillgardner, Sharon Hays, I Mary Faubion Carolyn Spurgeon Charlene Creason, Catherine Stephen, Judy Austin, Deanna McNeff, Adrienne Novak Myrna DeLozier Karen Adams, Barbara Baird, Elaine Haines. SECOND ROW Gayle Kissick Kay Johnston, Barbara Hanline, Barbara Brenner, Peggy McGuire, Diana Christoff Pat Stuencheck Sue Tanner, Joy Watkins, Mary Knight, Marilyn Ruff, Marilee Jackson, Norma Kelly FIRST ROW: Mrs. Turner, Nedra Johnson, Karelyn Krummel, Brenda Brown, Carol Abernathy, Bark- Q? ley Fahnestock, Miss Hughes. The Art Club is made up of persons who are interested in the art field. There are no special requirements for membership in the club. These boys and girls are kept busy all igx f year long by helping out with murals and posters in order to make our building the most 'Sf -4 attractive that it can be. At Christmas time the club members put on a skit called The Q' Little Match Girl which was an outstanding event to this year's students. Another activity, a pot luck supper, was held this spring. At the other meetings throughout the year, pro- fessional artists came to speak to these students. Officers for the year were: Carol Aber- nathy, president, Barkley Fahnestock, vice-president, Nedra Johnson, treasurer, Brenda Brown, secretary, Karelyn Krummel, historian. Miss Hughes and Mrs. Turner are club sponsors. THE NATIONAL ART HONOR SOCIETY by Mary Smith SECOND ROW, left to right: Miss Hughe , Albert Bright, Mrs. Turner. , . FIRST ROW: Nedra Johnson, Carol Abernsathy, Sue Tanner, Pat Kauffman, Peggy McGuire. AACIFY Smlfh The National Art Honor Society is an organization for certain art students whose art ability has earned for them a high degree of recognition in the art field on a national basis. In order to maintain their standing, these students are required to keep a grade average of three in all subjects with no fives and a two average in art. These students must prepare a ten piece exhibit rep- resenting at least three different mediums. These pictures are placed in an exhibit and judged by three artists from three different fields of art outside the school. The exhibit is shown in Social Hall the night of the induction ceremony. These students should be commended for their wonderful art ability. Miss Hughes and Mrs. Turner are club sponsors. TIO AL THESPIA by Marilyn Gunderman o '14 vii Q BACK ROW left to right: John Patten, Bob Divelbiss, Eddie O'DonnelI, Jo Ann Herod, Linda Keele, Allan Abrams, Jim Rozine, Mr. Knapp. 4 MIDDLE ROW: Linda Schlegel, Carol Abernathy, Bob Tietze, Sue Tanner, Patsy Thornburgh, f' Marilyn Gaignat, Joy Watkins, Judy Road. , FRONT ROW: Marilyn Mann, Margie Nicholson, Carol Cortright, Sandra Sarnoski, Sandra 0 Owens, Linda Rundle, Barbara Brenner. National Thespian is composed of drama students who have earned the required . .XX number of points to become a member. There is the regular IO point Thespian and the 50 point honor Thespian. The comedy and tragedy pins signify a member. Officers 1 Q: this year are: president, Bob Tietze, vice-president, Sue Tanner, secretary, Patsy Thorn- . ' burgh, treasurer, Marilyn Gaignat, and sponsor, Mr. William Knapp. l v Q 9- I DRAMA CL B by Marilyn Gunderman The Drama Club is for students interested in the theatre and is not limited to those who have taken drama. Members in- clude anyone interested not only in acting, but also in make-up, scenery, and publicity. At the meetings, members are given a chance to act by putting on one-act plays. Taking port in the Christmas program is another activity. Led by the following officers: President, Larry Jones, vice-president, Patsy Thornburgh: secretary, Lanelle Gordon, treasurer, Judy Cross, and historian, Carol Abernathy, the club presented the play, Best Foot Forward, this yeor. BACK ROW, left to right: John Patten, Carol Bizal, Loralee Terbovich, Chuck Fisher, Bert Johnson, Sylvia Schmidt, Allan Abrams, Frank Naylor, Dick Mathis, Bill Hargrove, Jerry Ayres, Jack Stanley, Tom Jackson, Rodney Gieber, Floyd Haberkorn, Rheuann Crutchfield, Bruce Barrett, Ula Hurd, Nedra Johnson. SIXTH ROW: Marion Farris, Liz Clark, Donna Jo Boyd, Bob Tietze, Margaret Worley, Sandra Sarnoski, Marion Phillips, Patsy McDaniel, Brenda Burton,De Ann Alexander, Sarah Riley, Connie Salley, Judy Grantham, JoAnn Herod, Linda Schlegel,Linda Keele-,Joy Watkins, Judy Rood, Carol Shaw, John Goebel, Sue Tanner, Jim Rozine, Len Skinner, Leon Bennett. FIFTH ROW: Karen Tucker, Linda Ambrose, Mary Ann Harris, Janet Morrissey, Janet Sue Russell, Mg,-leer-I Woodruff, Sue Mason, Grqcella Lane, Susan Speer, Myra Anderson, Mary Stine, Gayle Carpenter, Sandra Dubin, Glenda Boyd, Phyllis Morrell, Peggy McGuire, Sally ShuItZ,. Connie Young, Connie Johnson, Irene Mermigis, Sharon Miles. FOURTH ROW: Judy Hood, Marcia Deutch, Linda Wait, Kathy Gulley, Judy Bluhm, Linda Nichols, Vickie Kapnick, Nancy Sells, Sandra Sanders, Margie Nicholson, Kay Barclay, Sherry Heathman, Sherrie Bowdre, Hazel Tarwater, Leanna Sullivan, Marilee Jackson, Lynn Ritchie, Sylvia Hardesty, Pat Ogren, Judy Gail Harman. THIRD ROW: Marilyn Gaiqnat, Betty Myers, Delores Beck, Jeanie Graves, Barbara Brenner, Phyllis McCampbell, Jimmie Gayle Massey, Irene Mangelsdorf, Dennis Park, Erlene Hawver,, Bill McKee, Brenda Brown, Dee Ann Foley,EIaine Dempsey, Sandra Owens,Kay Williams, Janet Atchison, Martha Kay Freidel, Diana Christott, Sharon Merphy, Beverly Werbe. SECOND ROW: Shirley Werbe, Sharon Alexander, Diane Ira, Carolyn Goll, Pat McCoy, Linda Rundle, Carol Cortright, Nancy Falwell, Pat Wil- Iiamson, Barbara Kapnick, Barbara Hanline, Eddie O'DonneIl, Bob DiveIbiSS, Toni l-G Roukie, Judy Fl'edeflCl4S9Y1, Virginifl POZIGV, MCIYIIVVI Ruff. FRONT ROW: Mr. Knapp, Lanelle Gordon, Carol Abernathy, Patsy Thornburgb, l-Orry Jones. WAQD Aft: U1 vp' in in BACK ROW, left to right: John Patten, Mr. Knapp, Elliott Parker, Leon Bennet, Jim Rozine, Tom Jackson, Charlie Longwell, Bruce Barrett, Scott Stanley, Frank Naylor, Bill McKee. FRONT ROW: Pat McCoy, Dolores Beck, Patsy Thornburgh, Dee Ann Foley, Dixie Lee Saunders, Susan Riley, Q ILL and CROLL by Mary Smith 'jj' M ml 1,9 BACK ROW: Mona Kewley, Kathy McCaughey, Janet Mangan, Marilyn Gunderman, Marvin Mathia, gvtr. Corporon, Bob Riley, Deanna Peckham, Marganna Childers, Mary Smith, Marilyn Gaignat, Jo Ann ivits. FRONT ROW: Jimmie Gayle Massey, Julia Ann Herrick, Kay Barclay, Patsy Johnson, Patsy Thorn- burgh, Irene Mangelsdorf, Barbara Kapnick, Sandra Owens, Phyllis McCampbell. To become eligible tor the William A. Bailey Chapter of Quill and Scroll-the Inter- national Journalistic Honor Society-is the ambition of every high school journalist. To become a member ot the society, each student must meet certain requirements. These requirements are: to be in the upper one-third ot the class scholastically, to have produced superior work, to be recommended by either Mr, Thorp or Mr. Coporon, and to be accepted by the international secretary. Twenty journalists were accepted by Quill and Scroll this year. Officers for this year are: Patsy Johnson and Mona Kewley, co-presidents, Patsy Thorn- burgh, vice-president, Deanna Peckham, secretary, Barbara Kapnick, treasurer, and Marilyn Gunderman, sergeant-at-arms. Mr. Corporon is the chapter advisor. ATIO AL FORE IC by Mary Smith BACK ROW: Mr. Jensen, Dale Tompkins, John Patten, Frank Naylor, Barkley Fahnestock, Bruce Barrett, Bob Stewart, David Carson, Ed Soule. FRONT ROW: Eddie Niemann, Edward Powers, Lenita Childers, Susan Riley, Cheryl Howard, Mary Lou Thoele, Roberta Martin, Scott Stanley. The National Forensic League is an honorary organization for student debaters. Eleven new members were accepted from Wyandotte this year. The organization is based on a point system and a student must have twenty points to obtain membership. Other requirements are: that a student must be in the upper two-thirds of his class scholastically, and must have participated in debate tournaments or speech con- tests. A student can receive as many as tour degrees. They are: Degree ot Merit, twenty points, Degree of Honor, titty points, Degree ot Excellence, one hundred points, and Degree of Distinction, two hundred points. Mr. Leonard Jensen is the sponsor. Scott Stanley has earned tive hundred points and is the only debater in the history of The League in Wyandotte to accomplish such an honor. TlONA ' 0 QOH SOC! X C Z x f'N y 4 5 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Q it 7 i 53 Q. by Marilyn Gunderman ln all humility, l pledge myself to be honorable, to serve, to lead oright to uphold hl h sc oars ip and thus to keep alive the sacred flame. This is the vow of each initiate of the National Honor Society as he lights his candle from the sacred flame. Students are selected on a basis of scholastic standing, leadership, character, and service to the school. Anyone in the upper third of the Senior Class is eligible, and of these, l5'X: are chosen by the teachers and senior students. The W andotte High School chapter of the National Honor Society received Carol Abernathy Maryetta Ackenbom Jane Beach Dolores Beck Warren Benson Beverley Bicknell Judy Carr Marganna Childers Diana Christoff Donald Cramer Judy Cross Alan Donaghue Nancy Falwell Louis Geiler Judy Goodbar Saundra Grant Marilyn Gunderman Sharon Hays Julia Ann Herrick Bettie Lou Hoehns Mickie Hopson Stanley Howard Patsy Johnson Barbara Kapnick Lawrence Kell Mona Kewley Y 78 new members this ye ar. They are: Cynthia Kleitz Carol Kukuk Karen Kukuk Barbara Kuran Ray Laing Robert Latas Fred Leport Tam Lewis Charles Longwell Janet Mangan Irene Mangelsdorf Richard Marshall Jimmie Gayle Massey Carol Masters Phyllis McCampbell Kathleen McCaughey Ronald Mihordin Michael Miller Dean Newton Bonnie Nichols Edward Niemann Patricia Ogren Ronald Oldham Sandra Owens John Patten Deanna Peckham Noland Penson James Poarch James Prather Virginia Richards Robert Riley Al Roots Linda Rundle John Samuelson Valorie Schroeder Gerald Sewell Robert Shanklin Sally Shultz Jo Ann Sivits Mary D. Smith Scott Stanley Carol Steckling Sue Tanner George Thomas Patsy Thornburgh Dale Tompkins Dean Vogler Joy Watkins Robert Westfall Richard Wheat Linda Wilhelm Larry Williams TO THE CLASS OF '56 by Marilyn Gunderman, Irene Mangelsdorf, and Mary Smith Well Seniors, here we are! We've finally reached the cli- max to four wonderful years of studying and preparing for the day when we would become graduates of Wyandotte High School. Now as this day approaches we are suddenly filled memories of many happy events experienced within these o s. Remember the first time we entered Wyandotte? Our feel- ing of expectancy was mixed with feelings of awe and momen- tary bewilderment. As we walked down the halls, we wondered how a little freshman could ever become a part of a large school. With the help of those Big Seniors and the teachers we quickly learned our way around, and grade school days were forgotten. Before we knew it school was over, and when we returned in the Fall we were sophomores. During this year we made many new friends, for the grad- uates of the junior high schools had now entered Wyandotte helping to make our class the largest in the school. We had the privilege of belonging to the Kay Cees and cheering at the basketball and football games. Also we were able to hold our class party in the evening instead of after school. With so many things happening, the year was soon over and we were at last upperclassmenl We'll never forget our Junior Year, for we took the State Basketball Championship for the first time since we entered Wyandotte. On the more serious side, we were beginning to prepare for our role as Seniors by the selection of our class rings. Most important, however, was the Passing of the Robe ceremony, which symbolized the passing of authority to the Class of '56. Left to right: Mike Miller, president, Don Rabon, vice-president, Mr. Wools, sponsor, Elaine Dempsey, secretary, Beverley Bicknell, treasurer. Our Senior Year has been the year of years. We won our homecoming game for the first time in many a season and broke our homecoming jinx. Next was the Senior Play which was a big success, and the Junior-Senior Basketball garne with the Seniors winning. Two important events taking place were the Masquerade Ball and the Leap Year Dance. The Senior Prom was a magnificent climax to our social life at Wyandotte. Soon we will reach the happy, yet sad ending to our high school days. Yes, with graduation we are bringing an end to many things. As we go our separate ways, we know we will never see many of our classmates again. Many things will be for- gotten, but we'll never forget Social Hall at Christmas time, the enthusiasm at pep assemblies and games, or the spirit with which we worked together, These are things which will live on in our hearts to remind us of four wonderful years at Wyandotte. CAROL ABERNATHY MAnYe'r'rA Acusraaom LA voNE AcKsRsoN RUTH ACKLEY ANITA ADRIANO ANTONIA AGUII-ERA CVZCL ABERNATHY--Art Club president, Art Honor Society, Dramatics Club historian, FHA, Future Teachers Club, GAA, international Relations, Jr. Quiverian, Kay Cees treas- urer, Plays, Social Council, Student Council, Thespian MARYETTA ACKENBOM-A Cappella, Chemistry Club, Design tor Living, French Club, Girls' League Counci , Girls' League Rep., International Relations, Operetto, Ushers Club asst. captain, Y-Teens LA VONE AC KERSON-Y-Teens RUTH ACKLEY-FHA, International Relations, Kay Cees, Or- chestra, Spanish Club ANITA ADRIANO-Biology Club, GAA, Spanish Club treasurer, Tyronian, Y-Teens JAMES ALGIE IDA ALLEN ILA ALLEN ANTONIA AGUILERA-Girls' Glee Club, International Relations, Spanish Club, Y-Teens JAMES ALGIE-German Club, Swimming team ' IDA ALLEN-Chemistry Club, Classical Club, Girls' Glee Club ILA ALLEN-Chemistry Club, Classical Club, Girls' Glee Club , E H , pon ALLISON A F A ' ' LARRY AMOS-Band ,, fs 2 , VZ, ' QM , CHESTER ANDERSON-Football letterman, Swimming team, if ,gig .fig Q f f, Track team .Neg 1 gg '5 g JEAN ANDERSON-Future Nurses Club, Girls' Glee Club, Hori- 4. Q , , 5 ,,,, E?- g ,,,,, ' zon Club, Kay Cees, Spanish Club, Ushers Club asst. cap- Y' tain, Variety Show fig SANDRA ANDREW-A Cappella, FHA, Girls' Glee Club, infer- '1 A -'- ' 3 national Relations, Kay Cees, Operetta, Splash Club, Variety Show MARO ANTHAN-Biology Club, Chemistry Club, Dramatics Club, FHA, Future Teachers Club, GAA, Girls' .League Rep., Horizon Club, international Relations, Kay Cees Pantograph News Editor, Spanish Club, Student Council, Y-Teens JANET ATCHISON-Classical Club, Courtesy Club, Dramatics Club, FHA, Future Nurses Club, Future Teachers Club, GAA, girls' League Rep., International Relations, Kay Cees, ays MARILYN ATWOOD JERRY AYERS-Band president, Camera Club, Dramatics Club, Orchestra, Swimming team, Tumbling letterman CARCZL BABBITT--French Club, International Relations, Kay ees - PAT BABICKI-Classical Club, Future Nurses Club JON ALLISON LARRY AMOS CHESTER ANDERSON - IK ..- JEAN ANDERSON SANDRA ANDREW MARO ANTHAN I JANET ATCI-IISON M ILYN ATWOOD JERRY AYERS CAROL BABBITT PAT BABICKI 'rHsREsA Buick: DARRYL BAIR JACK amen JANET BAKER BARBARA BA'-FOUR THERESA BABICKI DARRYL BAIR-Football, International Relations JACK BAKER-Chemistry Club, Student Council JANET BAKER-Dramatics Club, Future Teachers Club, GAA, International Relations, Kay Cees, Library Club, Operefta, Plays, Thespian, Tyronion, Variety Show BARBARA BALFOUR-FHA, French CIub,'Kay Cees, Tyronian BRUCE BALL KENNETH BALL-Band manager, Boys' Glee Club SANDRA BANKA-FHA, Future Nurses Club, Future Teachers Club, GAA, Kay Cees, Ushers Club' DALE BARBER-Band KAY LYNN BARCLAY-Cheerleader, Dramatics Club, GAA, International Relations, Kay Cees, Pantograph Page 2 Editor, Splash Club, Tyronian HAROLD BARNES GEORGE R. BATES-Basketball, Chemistry Club, Football PATRICIA BATES-FHA, Future Nurses Club KARL BAXLEY-A Cappella, Band, Boys ,Glee Club, CQ Club, Dramatics Club, Operetta, Orchestra, Plays, Variety Show DAPHNE BAXTER-FHA, Horizon Club, Kay Cees DORIS BEACHBOARD-French Club treasurer, FHA, Future Teachers Club, Girls' League Rep,, Horizon Club, Kay Cees, Jr. Quiverian, Y-Teens DOLORES BECK-A Cappella, Dramatics Club, Design for Liv- ing, FHA secretary, GAA, Girls' Glee Club, Girls' League Council, International Relations, Kay Cees, Plays, Student Council, Variety Show, Y-Teens president PATRICIA BEESON-Dramatics Club, GAA, Kay Cees, Plays, Tyronian HAROLD BENGERT SHIRLEY BENNETT DAPHNE BAXTER DORIS BEACHBOARD DOLORES BECK BRUCE BALL KENNETH BALL SANDRA BANKA DALE BARBER 'il s 32 f A . d i GEORGE R. BATES W . fm , , - r mmm F mes., ., ...M ..,. 5? KAY LYNN BARCLAY 7 W I, If ' . N I I , S f , . 'S S Q Q Y M we ,fe PATRICIA BATES HAROLD BARNES r ZW . ya A 3 - :ff KARL BAXL EY PATRICIA BEESON HAROLD BENGERT SHIRLEY BENNETT WARREN BENSON ALICE JANE BERRY NANCY BETZ BEVERLEY BICKNELI. RALPH BINGER ELMER BINGGELI PAT BISHOP BEVERLEY BOND ROBERT BOND JIM BOOSMAN 1 ESTHER BOSLER BARBARA BOWLER GENE BOWLIN JOHN BOWMAN WARREN BENSON-Future Teachers Club, International Re- lations, Ushers Club co-captain ALICE JANE BERRY-FHA NANCY BETZ-Classical Club, Future Nurses Club, Kay Cees BEVERLEY BlCKNELL-Band secretary, FHA, GAA, Girls' League Council, Girls' W Club president, Kay Cees, Senior Class treasurer, Social Council, Splash Club president, Student Council RALPH BINGER-Chemistry Club, CQ Club ELMER BINGGELI-Track team PAT BISHOP BEVERLEY BOND-Girls' Glee Club ROBERT BOND JIM BOOSMAN-Tumbling letterman ESTHER BOSLER-FHA, GAA, Horizon Club, Y-Teens BARBARA BOWLER-Art Club, Future Nurses Club vice-presi- dent, Horizon Club, Kay Cees, Splash Club GENE BOWLIN-Swimming team, Track team, Tumbling team JOHN BOWMAN SANDRA BOWMAN GLEIZEA BOYD-A Cappella, Girls' Glee Club, Operetta, Variety ow EARNEST BOYNS ROSE MARIE BOZICK-Classical Club, GAA, International Re- lations, Y-Teens IJUANA BRATTON-FHA, Girls' Glee Club, Y-Teens BARBARA BRAY-FHA, Tyronian SANDRA BOWMAN GLENDA BOYD EARNEST BOYD ROSE MARIE BOZICK IJUANA BRATTON BARBARA BRAY I, ' Q Av JANICE BREEN BARBARA BRENNER JOHN BREWER WILBER BRIDGES JANICE BREEN-A Cappella, Girls' Glee Club, Operetta, Ty- ronian, Ushers Club BARBARA BRENNER-Art Club, Classical Club, Dramatics Club, Future Teachers Club, GAA, Horizon Club, Kay Cees, Plays, Thespian JOHN BREWER WILBER BRIDGES-Hi-Y WILLIAM BRIGHT-Band BOB BRUNER-Chemistry Club, Future Teachers Club, Inter- national Relations treasurer, Track team CARLENE BUCHANAN-Y-Teens BILL BUCKINGHAM-Boys' W Club, French Club, Football, Swimming team, Track letterman THERON BYNUM-Orchestra JUDY CALHOON-Biology Club, FHA, GAA, Kay Cees, Tyronian BARBARA CAPPS-Chemistry Club, Future Teachers Club, Gerneanb Club treasurer, GAA, Kay Cees, Splash Club, Ush- ers u HARRY CAREY-Classical Club, Hollywood Club, Tumbling captain, letterman RICHARD CARLSON--Band, Hollywood Club KENNETH CARPENTER-Orchestra JUDY CARR-Horizon Club, Jr. Quivarian, Kay Cees, Spanish Club, Ushers Club asst. captain ERNEST CARRICO ROGER CASPER--Boys' Glee Club BILLY CATON-Orchestra GLEN CAUSER-Orchestra TRINIDAD CHACON-FHA, GAA, Spanish Club WILLIAM BRIGHT BOB BRUNER -. 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Z3 1, I K 1, lll- 7 k :Y 4 is ' - ' 1 1 . me Ma CARLENE BUCHANAN BILL BUCKINGHAM THERON BYNUM JUDY CALHOON BARBARA CAPPS HARRY CAREY RICHARD CARLSON KENNETH CARPENTER JUDY CARR ERNEST CARRICO ROGER CASPER BILLY CATON GLEN CAUSER TRINIDAD CHACON JOE CHAMBERS MARGANNA CHILDERS MARY FRANCES CHOP CARL CHRISTINE DIANA CHRISTOFF JACKIE CLARK JERRY CLARK BILL CLEM DAN CLOUGHLEY JIM COFFMAN MARY COFFMAN ALLARD COMLEY its 'f JOE CHAMBERS MARGANNA CHILDERS-Dramatics Club, FHA, GAA, Girls' League Rep., Kay Cees, Pantograph Page I Editor, Quill and Scroll, Spanish Club, Splash Club, Thespian MARY FRANCES CHOP-Biology Club, Chemistry Club, Court- esy Club, FHA, Future Nurses Clu'b, International Relations, Kay Cees, Orchestra treasurer CARL CHRISTINE-Boys' W Club, International Relations, NSRTG, Radio Production, Tennis Ietterman DIANA CHRISTOFF-Art Club, B-Swim Club, Dramatics Club, Design for Living, French Club, GAA, Girls' League Rep,, Horizon Club, International Relations, Jr. Quiverian, Kay Cees JACKIE CLARK-Tumbling letterman JERRY CLARK BILL CLEM DAN CLOUGHLEY-Football letterman, Swimming Ietterman JIM COFFMAN MARY COFFMAN-FHA, International Relations, Kay Cees ALLARD COMLEY RONALD COOK-Chemistry Club, CQ Club JUANITA CORDERO-Girls' League Rep., Spanish Club, Y-Teens CAROL CORTRIGHT-Dramatics Club, FHA, GAA, International Relations, Kay Cees, Pantograph Page 2 Editor, Plays, Tyronian, Y-Teens vice-president MARGIE COUCH-GAA secretary, Girls' W Club secretary DAVE COWART BOB COX-Kay Cees RON SEOX-Boys' Glee Club, Operetta, Tumbling team, Variety ow BILL CRABAUGH-Baseball, Basketball f V, f' E Wlwkiihnil iw Q V rfiwbgwzt :waxes f lkitibdfti 3 :ggi , . 53311 . .zikziiv hifiww -AW? , gil , . 1 ,-V232 A eg J ,N igwt - , iiiizzs Isl? , . 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DAVIS-A Cappella, Boys' Glee Club, German Club, Operetta, Variety Show LAWRENCE DAVIS LARRIY DAY-Freshman Class vice-president, Football, Track eam GERRY DEBRINE-Kay Cees DENNY DEBUS-Basketball, Football, Student Council DAVID DELICH-Boys' Glee Club, German Club MYRNA DELOZIER-Art Club, FHA, Kay Cees ELAINE DEMPSEY-GAA, Girls' League Rep., Kay Cees, Se- nior Class secretary, Spanish Club, Varsity Cheerleader SANDRA DENHAM-A Cappella, FHA, Girls' Glee Club, Kay 0 fs I --M -ek im' I I Ji libs.. vw xx-,X X ' 'fp '91 4 der- ft' 1 GARY LEE CRANOR JUDY CROSS DON S, DAVIS Y.. I 813' e gg-,M , Q sz 'I ww' 55 ' 5' 4 is 7'l'?Y I I i . - FE: ---' ' x ' --,. .,., , ooN u. DAVIS LAWRENCE DAVIS LARRY-DAY GERRY DEBRINE DENNY DEBUS DAVID DELICH Cees, Operetta, Spanish Club, Variety Show W BEVERLEY DENNEY 4, I CAROLYN DERRINGTON-FHA, Kay Cees gs, l 0 PHIL DOHERTY-Boys' Glee club 5, Ll .,..: A ' K , ..,. I ' Zz- -I H A ALAN DONAGHUE-Boys' W Club secretary, Basketball let- .1 ' .i terman Q 3 W E Q , ,M M, TERRY DOTSON-Art Club, cross Country ienermqn, Track if-ill? I 'W letterman 'G 3-1 , 'H . ,,,6g,,Lf 4, ,W y 1 , if ' V' 3, f . ,.,,, ' I 2, 'I f l?1:2rn-tx-sztfavln 5 Q I' I .Fj- BEVERLEY DENNEY CAROLYN DERRINGTON MYRNA DELOZIER ELAINE DEMPSEY SANDRA DENHAM fiw' ,QI I r f Ii 1:-, ,,,,:.. PHIL DOHERTY ALAN DONAGHUE TERRY DUTSON RICHARD DOUGLAS MICHAEL DOWNS RONALD DUFFY MARCIA DULIN LARRY DUNKLEBARGER X WENDELL DURRANT .IOANN DUY BEVERLY EAKEN KENNETH EBLING RONNIE EDDINS BARBARA El-DER -'-'- q A Q 'V ' Li Quiz Fi' ,241 ': Q fm suzANNE :Mawr WILMA ESKINA JOHN EVERHAR1- ffflt RICHARD DOUGLAS-Swimming team MICHAEL DOWNS-Chemistry Club, Classical Club, Design for Living, Future Nurses Club, GAA, Horizon Club, Kay Cees, Y-Teens RONALD DUFFY MARCIA DULIN-Ushers Club LARRY DUNKLEBARGER-Football WENDELL DURRANT--Boys' Glee Club, Operetta, Spanish Club, Variety Show JOANN DUY-German Club BEVERLY EAKEN-Y-Teens KENNETH EBLING-Art Club, Art Honor Society, Chemistry Club, Design for Living, Tennis team, Track team RONNIE EDDINS-Boys' W Club, Baseball letterman BARBARA ELDER-FHA, GAA, Girls' League Rep., Girls' W Club vice-president, Kay Cees SUZANNE EMERT WILMA ESKINA-Courtesy Club, Dramatics Club, GAA, Kay Cees, Y-Teens JOHN EVERHART NANCY FALWELL-Dramatics Club, FHA, GAA, International Relations, Kay Cees, Spanish Club, Splash Club, Tyronian MARY FENNELL-Spanish Club, Y-Teens EVA JO FICHTNER-Y-Teens SAMUEL FISH-Football, Spanish Club, Tumbling team BARBARA FlSHER-Tyronian, Ushers Club, Y-Teens JESS E. FISHER NANCY FALWELL MARY FENNELL EVA JO FICHTNER SAMUEL FISH BARBARA FISHER JESS E. FISHER RALPH FLESHER BERNARD FORD Jupy FREDERICKSEN HENRY FRESE MARTHA KAY FRIEDEL UVEDA FRY RALPH FLESHER-Hollywood Club, International Relations BERNARD FORD JUDY FREDERICKSEN--Biology Club, Dramatics Club, FHA, GAA, Kay Cees, Spanish Club, Y-Teens HENRY FRESE-Dramatics Club, German Club MARTHA KAY FRIEDEL-Biology Club, Dramatics Club, French Club vice-president, president, Future Teachers Club, GAA. Jr. Quiverian, Kay Cees, Splash Club, Ushers Club, Y-Teens UVEDA FRY--GAA, Kay Cees, Tyronian, Y-Teens LORETTA FUGITT-Tyronlan MARILYN GAIGNAT-Dramatics Club, French Club, Future Teachers Club, GAA, Horizon Club, Kay Cees, Pantograph Page 3 Editor, Thespian MARIA GARZA-FHA, Spanish Club, Splash Club, Student Council, Tyronian, Y-Teens FRANCIS GEER LOUIS GEILER-Kay Cees, Spanish Club ROBBIE GENTRY-Baseball, Basketball, Football, Track team BEVERLY GERBA--GAA, Kay Cees, Student Council RODNEY GIEBER-Dramatics Club, Design for Living, French Club, Football, Kay Cees, Plays BEVERLY GODLEY-Horizon Club, Kay Cees, Y-Teens JOHN GOEBEL-Classical Club, Dramatics Club, Student Coun- cil, Tumbling team NORMA GOEPFERT-GAA, Girls' Glee Club, Kay Cees CAROLYN GOLL--Dramatics Club, GAA, Girls' League Rep., Girls' W Club, Kay Cees, Splash Club secretory-treasurer, Tyronian, Variety Show ED GOLUBSKI-Spanish Club JUDY KAY GOODBAR-Design for Living, FHA, GAA, Inter- national Relations, Kay Cees, NSRTG, Radio Production, Spanish Club, Splash Club, Student Council, Varsity Cheer- leader 9. .,,., ,JJJJ ,,,, g l. an ff an , 1 .1 , 'I W dk flgil' , ., ..,.:,.,. 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Nonum cofrrzin- cAnoLYN GoLL so sowssxi JUDY KAY GOODS'-R S2225 Y LANELLE GORDON SAUNDRA GRANT WILMA GREEN DEANA GREER BOB GROMER DONALD GRONAU KEN GROUT MARILYN GUNDERMAN JEROME HADUSEK GLORIA HALDEMAN ELLA MAE HAMILTON VIOLA HAMILTON DONNA HAMPTON BARBARA, HANLINE ROD HA NSON LANELLE GORDON-A Cappella, Chemistry Club, Dramatics Club secretary, FHA, Future Teachers Club treasurer, Girls' Glee Club, Girls' League Rep., International Relations, Kay Cees, Plays, Thespian, Variety Show, Operetta SAUNDRA GRANT-Future Teachers Club, Horizon Club, Kay Cees, Orchestra, Jr. Quiverian, Spanish Club, Student Coun- cil, Tyronian WILMA GREEN-Classical Club, FHA, GAA, Girls' W Club, Horizon Club, Splash Club DEANA GREER-Kay Cees, Spanish Club, Tyronlan BOB GROMER--Boys' W Club president, Football letterman, Student Council DONALD GRONAU KEN GROUT-Basketball, Football, Track team MARILYN GUNDERMAN-FHA historian, Girls' League Rep., Kay Cees, Orchestra secretary, concert mistress, Quill and Scroll, Quiverian Spring Editor JEROME HADUSEK-Football, Kay Cees, Plays, Student Council, Swimming team GLORIA HALDEMAN-Biology Club, Dramatics Club, FHA, Kay Cees, Tyronian vice-president, Y-Teens ELLA MAE HAMILTON-Girls' League Rep. VIOLA HAMILTON-FHA, Future Teachers Club, GAA, Girls' League Rep., Girls' W Club, Spanish Club, Y-Teens DONNA HAMPTON-Band, FHA BARBARA HANLINE--Art Club, B-Swim Club, Biology Club, Classical Club, Dramatics Club, FHA, Future Teachers Club, Horizon Club, Kay Cees, Y-Teens ROD HANSON--Basketball, Boys' W Club sgt. at arms, Foot- ball Ietterman, Track team WILLIAM HIARGRAVE-Band, Dramatics Club, Kay Cees, Or- chestra, Plays WANDA HARVEY-FHA, GAA, Kay Cees, Splash Club, Y-Teens SHIRLEY HASENBANIK-Dramatics Club, Girls' Glee Club, Kay Cees, Y-Teens MARIFLCU HAWORTH-FHA, GAA, Kay Cees, Spanish Club, Y- eens ERLENE HAWVER-Dramatics Club, FHA, GAA, Girls' League Rep., International Relations, Kay Cees - -' 2 .. ' V- -il -I-if-1 1 . ...f ,. . ' ..... . N ' I , . i ' Q it ---- A' ' . .sig E, 5 . NM - ., ., , W ,.,: -K ,z is -vA-, 5 4 :E is, if: 'I g ,M Y I 2. 3, L, N iki' f - - I 'l I 7 'W . 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' .ui 'V M A' WILLIAM HARGRAVE WANDA HARVEY SHIRLEY HASENBANK MARILOU HAWORTH ERLENE HAWVER . my , 5 ,WN wwe BARBARA HAYNE5 SHARON HAYS JIM HEAD SHERRY HEATHMAN JIM HEDGECOCK BARBARA HAYNES-GAA, Kay ceas li SHARON HAYS-Art Club, Biology Club, B Swim Club, Future 'WV Teachers Club, GAA, Girls' League Council, Girls' League Rep., Girls' W Club, Horizon Club vice-president, presi- dent, Kay Cees JIM HEAD-Art Club, Hi-Y SHERRY HEATHMAN-Cheerleader, Dramatics Club, GAA, Kay Cees, Plays, Thespian JIM HEDGECOCK-Basketball LEROY Hsosrnom non H:iMsAcH I-m1'MsY:n LEROY HEDSTROM-Baseball, Basketball, Biology Club, Chem- istry Club, Design for Living, German Club, Hi-Y, lnter- national Relations, Kay Cees, Science Field Club quarter- master, secretary, treasurer 'gkf E an DON HEIMBACH-CQ Club, Freshman Class treasurer, Kay Cees MARY ANNE HEITMEYER-Chemistry Club, Kay Cees DIANNA HELM-Girls' Glee Club, Operetta, Variety Show JEANNENE HENDON-Biology Club vice president, Horizon Club, Kay Cees, Tyronian WAYNE HENRE- MARIANNE HEROLD-Classical Club, Dramatics Club, FHA, Jr. Quivarian, Kay Cees, NSRTG, Orchestra, Radio Production JULIA ANN HERRICK-Chemistry Club vice-president, Classical Club president, treasurer, FHA, Future Teachers Club vice- president, GAA, Girls League Council, Girls' League Rep., Horizon Club, lnternational Relations, Kay Cees, Orches- DIANNA HELM JEANNENE HENDON WAYNE HENRE tra, Quill and Scroll, Quiverian Autumn Editor, Y-Teens JACQUELINE HESS-FHA, Girls' League Rep., lnternational Re- lations, Kay Cees, Splash Club, Tyronian, Y-Teens A 'l H , E .,.. 1- P JIM HILL-Art Club, lnternational Relations BETTIE HOEHNS-FHA, GAA, lnternational Relations, Tyronian V. EMMA HOFFMAN-Dramatics club, Y-Teens I y ,V y j J JIM HOFFMAN--Football, Track team '15 'W' W X-, ' ,i DON HOLDER-Band, Chemistry Club, Classical Club, Kay Cees Q ,f,,,,5', 7 ' Z, -af .y 1 gf JOANjN tHCgLEKTFH4X,rInternational Relations, Kay Cees, Stu- y gg , ,,,L,1, ix ',,. V it ', Aff' en ounci , - een ,,, 'M W , 'G ,gl in 1.1352 si 4 MARIANNE HEROLD JULIA ANN HERRICK JACQUELINE HESS JIM mu. a:1'1'l: Ho:HNs EMMA HormAN JIM Hormna non HOLDER WANN Ho'-EK ROBERT HOLLIGER ESTHER HOLLOMAN RAYMOND HOLM DEIDRE HOOD BILL HOOVER SHARQN Hgppgg MICKIE HOPSON U , 'Q 0 L mils 'F 1 K W, .-.W A -ef so T , w'vAR Ski f' JERRY HQWARD RAYMOND HOWARD, JR. STAN HOWARD env HUBBARD LUCILLE HOUTMAN 0 r x lv ff' S- 1 'rdf' ' - - ,mo 2 SAMUEL HOWARD, JR. A F-.. .. , A ' 5 -' ...... L Q -53' grlfiii tm, ,.,.. . . , ., hk A ROBERT HUDDLESTON 22238 ROBERT HOLLIGER ESTHER H'OLLOMAN-FHA, Girls' Glee Club, Horizon Club, Operetta, Y-Teens RAYMOND HOLM-German Club, Hi-Y vice-president, Holly- wood Club, Kay Cees DEIDRE HOOD-Cheerleader, Dramatics Club, FHA, Girls League Council vice-president, International Relations, Kay Cees, EISIETG, Plays, Radio Production, Social Council, Spanish u BILL HOOVER-Band, Orchestra SHARON HOPPER-Y-Teens MICKIE HOPSON-Art Club, Debate, FHA, Forensic, GAA, Girls' League Rep., Kay Cees, Spanish Club, Splash Club, Tyronian president LUCILLE HOUTMAN-Tyronian JERRY HOWARD-Courtesy Club, Dramatics Club, Hi-Y, Hol- lywood Club, International Relations, Kay Cees, Orchestra RAYMOND HOWARD, JR.-Baseball, Football, Tumbling let- termon SAMUEL HOWARD, JR.-Baseball, Football, Tumbling letterman STAN HOWARD-A Cappella, Baseball, Boys' Gee Club, Boys' W Club, Football letterman, co-captain, Operetta, Swim- ming letterman, Variety Show GARY HUBBARD-Classical Club, Hollywood Club ROBERT HUDDLESTON-Boys' W Club, Football letterman, Kay Cees, Orchestra, Track team TERIEYI HUFFORD-Boys' Glee Club, Operetta, Plays, Variety ow BILL HUGHES-Camera Club, Quiverian photographer, Student Council RALPH HUHN, JR.-Football, Track team PHILLIP HULL HAROLD HUNTER-Hollywood Club TERRY HUFFORD BILL HUGHES RALPH HUHN, JR. PHILLIP HULL HAROLD HUNTER MYRNA JAMES-French Club, GAA, Girls' Glee Club, Kay Cees Pantograph Page 3 Editor, Splash Club, Y-Teens JUDY JOHNSON-Kay Cees NEDRA JOHNSON-Art Club treasurer, Art Honor Society, Clas- sical Club, Design tor Living, Dramatics Club, GAA, I'IOI'IZOf Club, Kay Cees, Spanish Club, Splash Club Y-Teens PATSY JOHNSON-FHA, Future Teachers Club secretary, presi- dent, GAA, Girls' League Council, Girls' League Rep., Girls W Club, Kay Cees, Quill and Scroll, Quiverian Autumn Edi- tor, Splash Club, Student Council, Tyronian Y. ,Q 52 :Esta Q. Mm I ,. MYRNA JAMES Junv JoHNsoN NEDRA JoHNsoN PATSY JOHNSON LARRY -'ONES I I il -.., U M sf 'L LARRY JONES-Art Club, Basketball manager, Boys' Club, Dramatics Club president, Kay Cees, Plays, Thespian BARBARA KAPNICK--Dramatics Club, FHA, Girls' League Rep., International Relations, Kay Cees, Pantograph Co-Editor, Spanish Club PATRICIA KAUFFMAN-Art Club, Art Honor Society, Horizon Club, International Relations SANDRA KEIL-Dramatics Club, FHA, GAA, International Re- lations, Kay Cees, Spanish Club, Splash Club LAWRENCE KELL-Classical Club, Future Teachers Club, Hi-Y, Kay Cees, Science Field Club' CAROL KELLNER-A Cappella, FHA, Future Nurses Club, Girls' Glee Club, Operetta JIM KELLY-Band, Boys' W Club, Chemistry Club, Football let- terman, Orchestra MARILYN KENDRICK-A Cappella, Girls' Glee Club, Kay Cees, Uperetta JIM F. KERR JIM L. KERR-Boys' Glee Club MONA KEWLEY-Classical Club, FHA, Future Nurses Club, GAA, Girls' League Rep., Horizon Club, International Relations, Kay Cees, Pantograph Business Manager, Student Council WILLIAM KHAN, JR.-Boys' Glee Club DARYL KIMERER-Baseball letterman, co-captain, Basketball, Boys' W Club, Football SHIRLEY KING--A Cappella, FHA, Future Nurses Club, GAA, Girls' Glee Club, Ushers Club, Variety Show, Y-Teens CYNTHIA KLEITZ-Dramatics Club, FHA, GAA, Girls' League RGD-, Girls' W Club, Horizon Club, International Relations, Kay Cees, Splash Club, Tyronian BARBARA KAPNICK PATRICIA KAUFFMAN SANDRA KEIL LAWRENCE KELL CAROL KELLNER JIM KELLY MARILYN KENDRICK JIM F. KERR -,IM L--KERR Mom KEWLEY wiLuAM Jann, Jn. num. xmsnzn SHIRLEY KING CYNTHIA KLEIT1 HERBERT KI-EMP GEORGE KLEPAC JUDY KLOCK MARTHA KLOIBER CYNTHIA KOBETT ROGER KOENKE Z fi ls. K 4 if ROBERT KOHLER BEVERLY KORDASZ KEN KOSCIELNY 1 -K ' . - J ,ww 4 A - .Q 5 in k I ,U .. Ml 3 'W ,Q my 55: J! I Xg,,:,2if,2 i ir, wg f ,Z I ij b. A J X DICK KOST KENNETH KROHN CAROL KUKUK KAREN KUKUK RUSSELL KUNZ BARBARA KURAN HERBERT KLEMP-German Club GEORGE KLEPAC-Hollywood Club, International Relations, Kay Cees JUDY KLOCK-Horizon Club, Kay Cees, Tyronian, Ushers Club asst. captain MARTHA KLOIBER-GAA, Tyronian CYNTHIA KOBETT--Dramatics Club, FHA, GAA, German Club, Girls' Glee Club, Horizon Club, Kay Cees, Splash Club, Varsity Cheerleader ROGER KOENKE-Baseball manager, Boys' W Club, Football manager ROBERT KOHLER-Baseball letterman, Basketball letterman, Boys' W Club, Football letterman, Track letterman BEVERLY KORDASZ-GAA vice-president, Girls' W Club, Hori- zon Club, Kay Cees, Splash Club, Y-Teens KEN KOSCIELNXY DICK KOST-Science Field Club, Tumbling letterman KENNETH KROHN--Boys' Glee Club, Operetta, Variety Show CAROL KUKUK-Future Teachers Club, GAA vice-president, Girls' W Club, International Relations, Junior Class treasur- er, Kay Cees, Social Council, Splash Club secretary, Stu- dent Council, Varsity Cheerleader co-captain KAREN KUKUK-FHA, Future Teachers Club, GAA, Girls' League Rep., Girls' W Club, International Relations, Junior Class secretary, Kay Cees, Splash Club, Student Council RUSSELL KUNZ BARBARA KURAN-FHA, GAA, Girls' League Rep., Girls' W Club, Kay Cees, NSRTG, Radio Production, Splash Club PERRY KYLE DELBERT LADDISH -Baseball letterman, Boys' W Club, Junior Class sgt. at arms TOM LADING-Camera Club, Hollywood Club JIM LAIDLAW-Boys' W Club, Swimming letterman, captain RAY LAING-Baseball letterman, co-captain, Boys' W Club, Basketball, Football letterman PERRY KYLE DELBERT LADDISH TOM LADING JIM LAIDLAW RAY LAING BEN LANGLEY TONI LAROUKIE BOB LATAS CHARLOTTE LAYMON JOYCE LEININGER BEN LANGLEY--Swimming team, Tennis Ietterman TONI LAROUKIE--Dramatics Club, FHA, GAA, Horizon Club, International Relations, Kay Cees, Tyronian, Y-Teens BOB LATAS--Boys' W Club, Golf letterman, co-captain, Stu- dent Council CHARLOTTE LAYMON JOYCE LEININGER-A Cappella, GAA, Girls' Glee Club, Op- eretta FRED LEPORT, JR.-Basketball manager, Boys' W Club, Foot- ball letterman-manager, Kay Cees LINO LERMA TOM LEWIS--Basketball letterman, Socal Council, Sopho- more Class vice-president. Student Council secretary ROBERT LINDSAY-A Cappella, Boys' Glee Club, Operetta, Variety Show ' MARJORIE LINTON-Future Teachers Club, International Re- lations, Kay Cees, Tyronian, Y-Teens RICHARD LISTER BOB LITTLE-Football DON LIVENGOOD CHARLES LONGWELL-A Cappella, Baseball letterman-mana- ger, Boys' Glee Club, Boys' W Club, Dramatics Club, Foot- ball letterman-manager, Operetta, Student Council, Variety Show LLOYD LOWE-Football TOM LUCAS-Chemistry Club LARRY LUKENS-Chemistry Club, Football, Science Field Club HELEN LUMLEY-Art Club, Girls' League Rep., Horizon Club, FRED LEPORT, JR. iii:- -4: . . if '--FT' K '--Mu 252 if Ze U gfizilf- ', ':Iq..,:..-L , I .,,. , LINO LERMA TOM LEWIS ROBERT LINDSAY MARJORIE LINTON RICHARD LISTER Y-Teens PAUL LYNN MARY MAGANA-GAA, Spanish Club, Tyronian, Y-Teens BOB LITTLE I 4 I M 5:22, ,.,, 1 ', 1 T ix-rx , je. 1 , W 1 if -' K .-2: .. - I -1 ., J' Q, ,1 X rf-U .X ' -.511 A ' I 2. f I W -'-r , A, 3 Q LLOYD LOWE TOM LUCAS LARRY LUKENS HELEN LUMLEY DON LIVENGOOD CHARLES LONGWELL -'lfgngfl ,.- A IW iff cya Q rw? A ,wi rl I ' PAUL LYNN MARY MAGANA ,I 'K J A . ..H .-..,.., ,M ffm-' 1. Ili-E351 ----' . fit mary ii'-4 til - 2' . Aiwiifiii -. f E 'gli 12 QQ, '71 THOMAS MAJOR JOANN MANCZUK JANET MANGAN IRENE MANGELSDURF GARY MARQUIS RICH SRD MARSHALL DON F. MARTIN DON R. MARTIN -E. SUSAN MASON JIMMIE GAYLE MASSEY CAROL MASTERS MARTHA MASTERS MARVIN MATHIA CHARLES MATHIS THOMAS MAJOR JOANN MANCZUK-A Cappella, GAA, Girls' Glee Club. Op- eretta JANET MANGAN-FHA, Future Teachers Club, Girls' League president, Kay Cees, NSRTG, Pantograph Page I Editor, Radio Production, Social Council, Spanish Club, Student Council IRENE MANGELSDORF-Classical Club, Dramatics Club, FHA, Future Teachers Club secretary, Girls' League Rep., In- ternational Relations, Kay Cees, Quill and Scroll, Quiv- erian Spring Editor, Spanish Club, Splash Club, Y-Teens GARY MARQUIS RICHARD MARSHALL-Classical Club, International Relations, Kay Cees, Science Field Club president, Student Council DON F. MARTIN DON R. MARTIN SUSAN MASON--Debate, Dramatics Club, Forensic, Future Teachers Club, Kay Cees, Plays, Spanish Club, Splash Club, Thespian JIMMIE GAYLE MASSEY-Dramatics Club, FHA, GAA, Girls' League Council secretary, treasurer, Girls' League Rep., international Relations, Kay Cees, Pantograph Business Manager, Social Council, Spanish Club, Student Council, Ushers Club, Varsity Cheerleader, co-captain CAROL MASTERS--Biology Club, FHA, GAA, Horizon Club, International Relations, Kay Cees, Tyronian MARTHA MASTERS-Biology Club, Future Nurses Club presi- dent, Girls' League Council, Girls' League Rep., Horizon Club, international Relations, Kay Cees, Tyronian MARVIN MATHIA-Hi-Y, Pantograph Assoc. Sports Editor CHARLES MATHIS-Boys' W Club, Track letterman DICK MATHIS-Band, Chemistry Club, Dramatics Club NSRTG Orchestra president, Radio Production, Spanish CIub, Stu: dent Council JUNE MATLOCK-FHA. GAA. Kay Cees. Student Council Y-Teens ALI NDA MATTHEWS-GAA, Y-Teens STANLEY MAXEY-A Cappella, Boys' Glee Club, Operetta Variety Show NANCY LEE MAYBERRY-GAA DICK MA1-ms JUNE MA1-LQCK Auum. Mxrmsws s'rANi.:Y MAxsY NANCY LEE Mnsziznv 1 1 I 1 I bfi - fl HERBIE MAYHEW MARY SUE MAYHEW PHYLLIS MIICAMPBELL KATHLEEN MCCAUGHEY BOB McCLINTOCK HERBIE MAYHEW MARY SUE MAYHEW-FHA, Future Nurses Club PHYLLIS MCCAMPBELL-Dramatics Club, F.H.A., Kay Cees vice- president, Pantograph Managing Editor, Quill and Scroll, Social Council, Spanish Club, Student Council KATHLEEN MCCAUGHEY--Classical Club, Dramatics Club, Fu- ture Teachers Club vice-president, Kay Cees, NSRTG, Quill and Scroll, Quiverian Autumn Editor, Radio Production, Tyronian BOB MCCLINTOCK--Classical Club, Ushers Club JIM McCOY-Orchestra PAT MCCOY-Dramatics Club, FHA, GAA, Girls' W Club, International Relations, Jr. Quiverian, Kay Cees, Plays, B-Swim Club, Tyronian PEGGY MCGUIRE-Art Club, Art Honor Society, Classical Club, Dramatics Club, FHA, GAA, Kay Cees, Splash Club BILL MCINTOSH-Art Club, Courtesy Club, Golf, International Relations, Kay Cees BILL McKEE-Classical Club, Dramatics Club, International Relations, Kay Cees sgt. at arms, NSRTG, Plays, Radio Production, Social Council, Thespian JIM MCKENZIE-Bond, Boys' W Club, Football Ietterman, Orch- estra, Track team DEANINA McNEFF-Art Club, Kay Cees REECE MCNEIL-Tumbling Ietterman, Ushers Club OTTO METZGER RONALD MIHORDIN-Biology arms, state president, Kay Cees, Science Field Club vice president Club, Classical Club sgt. at HAROLD MILLER-A Cappella, Boys' Glee Club, Operetta, Ushers Club, Variety Show JERRE JANE MILLER-Classical secretary, Plays, Social Council, Splash Club, Student Club, FHA, GAA, Kay Cees Council MIKE MILLER-Baseball letterman, Football letterman, Boys' W Club, Senior class president, Social Council RAY MILLER .. .,.. wi 4551 -A .,,. 5 . j p -QIQ ji, , ' . ,I ,,., ., R In Qzll It H -E5-A .' wiifhgf get -,S ' N, I I , Act - ' Q A - Q. 2 I I ' .,,, Q9 -ff' -iff gf? Utr, Ac, .fp ,1 JIM McCOY PAT MGCOY PEGGY MCGIIIRE Qfgiq f- 'www . L I , ww ,qjgggez f ,pw 'saw I 1 , L5 . 5.-.gr 1, 411. I . BILL McINTOSI-I BILL McKEE JIM MGKENZIE DEANNA MeNEFF REECE M:NIEL oT'ro METZGER , ' A I I ---f - .- f I i - - 'I A I 12 I .V . .- f ' . -f-- ---' I ,, I ..,, ' 1 .-zz-11 - ti , 1:, ..a-:: , I ei, 1? , A , ' , '-If .,,, , I 1 - ..,.-1 .,-. - W r' ' , ,Q , P I . I if 9 ff RONALD MIIIoRoIN HAROLD MILLER JERRE JANE MILLER MIKE MILLER RAY Ml'-I-ER T , ., cya' ' A 1 , J .l.:.. M V' Q , . ' BSEWWF? u . f ' W ,. k .: , H J ww QI 7 i is , A 4 I ' 25: ' V xiii' , Us M , 1 gli: H W ,W W l wffzfffwt A tif M f 3, f twig? Q, K M 5 A l 4 ,A ts af ,V inn it Y Y k N... - , , s 9 V f ft E A My it -A , , f - '- B' ::- SWK V-:,sie g:: br! A1 1 ' ,L -, gs 55255, 11 '2-. , .,,. , ,u MAGS' '- Q . - . 4 fg 5 QQ 3 '-a'.f::.i:- -E-5 r at :I A - E e. - . ,, f if as A if L A ----' ' 1 S- 1- taizq fi f f g 'W ,Wa , Q I i-xsjjg, A . ,,,m,u OA SHERMAN MILLER STEPHEN MILLER ANGELA MIRANDA CONNIE MITCHELL ,DON MORGAN NOEL MORGAN MARY MORLEY PHYLLIS MORRELL BUNK MORRIS JIM MORRIS JACK NAISMITH TED NANTZ SHERMAN MILLER--Boys' W Club, Football letterman, Kay Cees, Track team STEPHEN MILLER--Boys' Glee Club, Operetta ANGELA MIRANDA-Girls' Glee Club, international Relations CONNIE MITCHELL-Future Nurses Club, GAA, Spanish Club DON MORGAN-Basketball NOEL MORGAN--Classical Club, Hollywood Club MARY MORLEY-Splash Club, Ushers Club PHYLLIS MORRELL-Art Club, Art Honor Society, Dramatics Club, GAA, Kay Cees, Plays, Splash Club, Thespian, Y-Teens BUNK MORRIS--Boys' Glee Club, Hi-Y, Hollywood Club, Op- eretta, Variety Show JIM MORRIS-Band, Football, Track team JACK NAISMITH-Biology Club, Chemistry Club, Design for Living, Microscope Club TED FPZIANTZ-A Cappella, Boys' Glee Club, Operetta Variety S ow DEAN NEWTON-Social Council, Student Council president BOB NICHOLS BONNIE NICHOLS-GAA, Jr Quiverian, Cees, Stud Council, Tyronian tr asu MARGIE NICHOLSON-Dr t' s clu s Gle Cl iris' League Rep lnterna elati secreta K Cees, ., cr Operetta, Pl s, T V pxlariet ofws, sity Cheer leader Y T ens T 1' an rk DOYLE ICKELS-Baseb ll Bask all, Boys u F ba el' 1 D NIE 0 esign f r Livn ens :Y Kay m I T . -I ' MARIA N I ' LOPO OS-Girl lee b, riety Ce s - I H ' ODLER ask Boys Club tball letterman rack eam i N i ' li f X T MARGIE NICHOLSON DOYLE NICKELS MARIA NICOLOPOULOS ED NIEMANN BOB NODLER 'Bosvxo - ' Q-no 0 dl Tau, . 0 M C- DONNA NORMAN AIDRIENNE NovAK noN NOVAK PAT OGREN DoNNfAbNoRMAN-oiqraalfics Cluga, FE-IA, igufureh Efiaghers I 5? ii 3. ' C u , nternationa eations, ay ees, panis u -- 4 if Wm ww -,Z MMM ADRIENNE NOVAK-Ari Club, Tyfomfm, Y-Teens 4 H e?'f'fM,b : , m 1 , 'W DON NOVAK-Hi-Y SeC'e'G'Y W1 ,Q W i i :zigzag - 5, imma 'A gf' 531:- I 'fr-ef' ji ' 7115? 5 2 ET gggwssh - I PAT OGREN-Dramatics Club, FHA, GAA, Kay Cees, Spanish ' I fx, Club, Y-Teens 3 ,-, i 'A 71,7 F Zgi,,,, ,A, RONALD OLDHAM--Band, Student Council, Swimming Ietterman . ' , 4 PAT ONEY-FHA, Future Teachers Club, imemufionai Rena- RONALD 9'-DH'-M PAT 9NfY B05 OTEY tions, Kay Cees BOB OTEY-Hollywood Club GEORGIA OTT-Future Nurses Club, GAA, International Re- lations, Ushers Club, Y-Teens ELDON OTTENS SANDRA OWENS-Cheerleader, Dromatics Club, FHA, Girls' Glee Club, Girls'l Leaouel Rep., International Relations, Kay Cees, Plays, Quil and Scroll, Quiverian Winter Editor, Spanish Club, Splash Club, Thespian, Variety Show FRANCES PALCHER-FHA, GAA president, Girls' League Coun- cil, Girls' W Club treasurer, International Relations, Splash Club, Y-Teens DENNIS PARK-Band, Basketball 'Ietterman-manager, Boys W Club, Dramatics Club, Football manager. Kay Cees, Plays ALICE PARKS--Accompanist, Girls' Glee Club CAROL PATRICK-A Cappella, Accompanist, Girls Glee Club, Horizon Club, Kay Cees, Operetta, Spanish Club, Variety Show, Y-Teens JOHN PATTEN-Debate, Dramatics Club, Forensic, International Relations, Kay Cee president, Plays, Social Council, Student Council, Thespian DALE PATTERSON-Spanish Club, Tumbling Ietterman GENE PATTERSON--Hi-Y, International Relations, Ushers Club captain BARBARA PATTON-Girls' League Rep., Kay Cees, Y-Teens CAROLE PAULEY-Band GEORGIA CTT ELDON OTTENS SANDRA OWENS FRANCES PALCHER DENNIS PARK ALICE PARKS CAROL PATRICK JOHN PATTEN DALE PATTERSON GENE PATTERSON BARBARA PATTON CAROLE PAUI-EY l.L.1, ARDATH PAYNE ANNA MARIE PAYTON RON PEARSON DEANNA PECKHAM KAY PEERSON ROBERT PENNOCK ARDATH PAYNE-Classical Club treasurer, FHA, Future Teach- ers Club, Jr. Quiverian, Kay Cees ANNA MARIE PAYTON-FHA, Future Nurses Club, Ushers Club asst. captain, Y-Teens RON PEARSON-Art Club, Chemistry Club, Classical Club, Golf, International Relations, Kay Cees, Microscope Club, Track TEOITT DEANNA PECKHAM-FHA treasurer, GAA, Girls' League Coun- cil, Girls' League Rep,, International Relations, Kay Cees, Quill and Scroll, Quiverion Winter Editor, Spanish Club, president, Student Council . NOLAND PENSON FRED PERCIVAL LYNETTA PERRY KAY PEERSON-Art Club, Classical Club, Dramatics Club, Jr. Quiverian, Kay Cees, NSRTG, Radio Production ROBERT PENNOCK-Baseball NOLAND PENSON-Classical Club, Hollywood Club secretary- treasurer, vice-president FRED PERCIVAL-Chemistry Club, Classical Club, Design for Living, Kay Cees LYNETTA PERRY-FHA, Kay Cees, Ushers Club JEAN PETSCH--Art Club, Design for Living, FHA, Kay Cees GAYLA PICHON--GAA, Girls' W Club CLYDE PIERCE-Boys' W Club, Football letterrman, Sophomore Class president, Track letterman l THOMAS PIKE-Bank, Orchestra -'gc RUTH PLANK--A Cappella, Chemistry Club, Future Nurses 'EAN PE H GAYLA PICHON. CLYDE PIERCE Club secretary, treasurer, Girls' Glee Club, Kay Cees, Op- eretta, Ushers Club, Variety Show, Y-Teens JIM POARCH-Band, Camera Club, Chemistry Club, Hi-Y A S JAMES PRATHER-Basketball, Classical Club, Football, Golf, Sfudenf Com' KATHERINE PRATZ-FHA, Girls' League Rep., spanish Club, ' Tyronion BOB PROBST-German Club, Hi-Y asst. secretary, treasurer, Hollywood Club, Track team DANISE PROCTOR-Art Club, Band, FHA, GAA, Kay Cees, Spanish Club, Splash Club RONALD PRUETT qw Q J itissr THOMAS PIKE RUTH FLANK JIM POARCH JIM ran:-isa KATHERINE rnA1'z Boa rnossr onus: nocron pounp nun-1 KP . DON pyclgk LORRAINE QUINN DON RABON CATHY RAHIJA ROBERT RANKIN Qm6fW2f DON PYCIOR-Track letterman LORRAINE QUINN-Tyronian DON RABON-Boys' W Club, Football, Junior Class presi- dent, Senior Class vice-president, Social Council, Track letterman CATHY RAHIJA-Dramatics Club, FHA, International Relations, Kay Cees, Spanish Club, Y-Teens ROBERT RANKIN-A Cappella, Boys' Glee Club president, Clas- sical Club, Debate, Design for Living, Hollywood Club, International Relations, Kay Cees, Operetta, Track team, Variety Show HARRIET RAW WlLL'lE MAE REDWINE-Spanish Club, Tyronian DOROTHY REECE-Biology Club secretary, Chemistry Club, FHA, Future Nurses Club, GAA, International Relations, Kay Cees, Splash Club, Ushers Club GARY RENNE CHARLES RENTFRO-Baseball, Boys' W Club, Football, Swim- ming letterman CAROL RENTSCHLER--FHA, GAA, Girls' W Club, Horizon Club, Kay Cees CARL RHODES, JR.-Boys' W Club, Football letterman, Kay Cees, Track letterman JAMES RHODES-Orchestra VIRGINIA RICHARDS-Band, Camera Club secretary, Future Nurses Club president, GAA, Girls' League Council, Girls' W Club, Horizon Club secretary, Kay Cees, Orchestra, Splash Club, Student Council DAVE RICKMAN BARBARA RIDER-A Cappella, Girls' Glee Club, Operetta PATRICIA RIECK-Classical Club, Future Teachers Club, Girls' League Rep., International Relations, Ushers Club, Y-Teens BILL RIEDEL-Boys' W Club, Classical Club, Football letterman, Track letterman GENE RIGG-Baseball W HARRIE1' nw wn.us MA: nsowm: ookomv Reece XD T9 T9 GARY RENNE cuuuss nsnrrno CAROL RENTSCHLER CARL RHODES, JR. JAMES RHODES VIRGINIA RICHARDSA .J - , 0,0 'moat 73 L-:mol fi x , emilfff rw wwwff:,iiy:LE-Qiiszzfr' ':::t'5,,si? .www W 14, :ffzfrfw ska-gg,,,.,,.I:,Y . A ,, Zygmfwhs sweat Msyyfs- , Eg, w'S9s,22' ,552 f gwgggs ., J Z :ai 1 S555 K Q f fs X ' ti Mft by ff? 1 k Z5 Q52 'iii figs, ww , I w e . 5 ,W ,. ,.,., ,Qs , ,,.. 4 V ,.., , J 1 ., , H ,fimasw r Q I ..:.A. ,l r , A: VV,.,V. 5 iw, 5523, gziiseiriw ' I2 fJ2'5 fSl32'5 ,J ga H' r' K 1 4 '54 A pug RICKMAN :Annum moan nnucm mscx BILL menu. GENE 'UGG . Pwr: , gy, f MZ. ity. g - ,',':,:,tim q l L. 1 ' asm' Q5 N my J NNE? . -, 3 --: 'L- sf M ,. BOB RILEY LYNN RITCHIE . . Y . 3' ., , 1 'F .- ,. E: ,. ,,.., I W' ' ffl. gli: W ' ' ' t ,.A, - LEE ANN ROGERS LARRY ROLAND JUDY ROOD Y, A . RRLAR ' A we ' . A h.A A Yf'Y I , A .H-if A rggu .W tw ALBERT Roo1's CHARLES ROUSH JIM ROWLAND JAMES ROZINE PAT RUBY JANIE RUMSEY ' ,. 'H f . gg. -.,, 'fi W. f Q, H V W .W .- :1 iv ww tfliligi - rw .Manly em. -vimmii iffigff ELIZABETH ROBERTS NANCY ROBINETTE DOROTHY RODINA SALVADOR RODRIGUEZ LARRY ROLAND-A Cappella, Boys' Glee Club, Operetta, Variety Show JUDY ROOD-Dramatics Club, FHA, GAA, international Re- lations, Jr. Quiverian, Kay Cees, Thespian ALBERT ROOTS-Basketball letterman, Boys' W Club, Cross Country letterman, Football, Hi-Y, Kay Cees, Student Council, Track letterman CHARLES ROUSH-Chemistry Club JIM ROWLAND JAMES ROZINE--CQ Club, Cross Country, Dramatics Club, Kay Cees, Track team PAT RUBY-Cheerleader, Girls' Glee Club, Girls' League Rep. JANIE RUMSEY-Biology Club, Chemistry Club, FHA, French Club secretary, GAA, Girls' League Rep., Horizon Club, Kay Cees, Splash Club, Y-Teens LINDA RUNDLE-Dramatics Club, FHA, Girls' League Rep., Kay Cees, Plays, Spanish Club, Student Council, Thespian RON SALTS-Band, Boys' W Club, Football letterman JOHN SAMUELSON-A Cappella, Boys' Club, Football gt- r terman, Hollywood Club, lnternational Relations, - chestra vice-president DON SANDERS-Tumbling team JANET SANDERS-FHA, Kay Cees BOB RILEY--Boys' W Club, Cross Country letterman-captain, Football, Pantograph Sports Editor, Spanish Club, Track letterman, co-captain LYNN RlTCHlE-Art Club, Dramatics Club, Girls' League Rep., Kay Cees, Plays, Y-Teens ELIZABETH ROBERTS-Girls' Glee Club, Kay Cees NANCY ROBINETTE--FHA, Kay Cees, Spanish Club, Tyronian, Y-Teens DOROTHY RODINA-Art Club, Dramatics Club, FHA, Kay Cees SALVADOR RODRIGUEZ-Band, Camera Club, Hollywood Club, NSRTG, Radio Production LEE ANN ROGERS-Cheerleader, Classical Club, Kay Cees, Splash Club LINDA RuNoLE RON sAi.1's JOHN SAMUELSON ooN SANDERS JANE-r SANDERS f,v .., . f f . . 1 is K 4 , 1 SANDRA SANDERS EMERY SAPPENFIELD SANDRA SARNOSKI PAUL SCHEFFEL JACQUELYN SCHENK SANDRA SANDERS-Cheerleader, Dramatics Club, FHA, Fu- ture Teachers Club, GAA, international Relations, Kay Cees, Plays EMERY SAPPENFIELD SANDRA SARNOSKI-Dramatics Club, GAA, Kay Cees, Plays, Spanish Club, Thespian PAUL SCHEFFEL JACQUELYN SCHENK--Art Club, Classical Club, GAA NORMA SCHILLER-GAA, International Relations, Y-Teens SHIRLEY SCHINDEL-Kay Cees, Y-Teens ALBERT SCHMIDT-German Club ID D NORMA SCHILLER SHIRLEY SCHINDEL ALBERT SCHMIDT JACK SCHNEIDER-international Relations VALORIE SCHROEDER-FHA, international Relations, Kay Cees, Spanish Club, Splash Club vice-president J. R. SCHUCK-Orchestra, Student Council ARLENE SERMAN-Debate, Design for Living, FHA, Forensic, French Club, Future Teachers Club, International Relations, Kay Cees RALPH SEUTTER-Football JERRY SEWELL-Basketball letterrnon, Boys' W Club MERLE SEWELL-Golf BOB SHANKLIN-Boys' W Club, Debate, Forensic, Social Coun- Cll, sophomore Closs vice-President. Student Council, Ten- JACK SCHNEIDER vALoRlE SCHROEDER J. R, SCHUCK nis etterman CAROL SHAW-chemasffy club, pmmqfics, FHA, Kay cees ij 'U MARLENE SHERWOOD-Art Club, Dmmafacs Club HERB si-iui.Tz A SALLY SHULTZ-A cappella, Classical Club, Dfamgfigs Club H 1' , , , u , Hori- , A gi s, ... , zon Club, Kay Cees, Operetta, Spanish Club, Variety Show FHA Future Teachers Club GAA Girls' Glee l f Q , '11 I ' a l ly Al f? v ff . , ',w,,..,,,..ej5 ij, ARLENIE SERMAN RALPH SEUTTER JERRY SEWELL MERLE szwsu BOB SHANKLIN CAROL si-:Aw MARLENE suskwoon HERB SHULTZ SALLY SHUI-T1 ANN SIMMONS JOANN SIVITS PAULINE SKINNER GAYLE SMITH MARY D- SMITH NORMA SMITH CAROL SMOTHERMAN PAT SORTOR LENORA SPOON JIM sriusus JACK s'rANl.sv U SCOTT STANLEY CARL STAPP PHYLLIS STAUFFER ANN SIMMONS-Art Club, FHA, Future Teachers Club, ln- ternational Relations, Kay Cees, B-Swim Club, Ushers Club JO ANN SlVlTS-Dramatics Club, FHA president, Future Teach- ers Club treasurer, Girls' League Council, Girls' League Rep., lnternational Relations, Kay Cees, Quill and Scroll, Quiverian Winter Editor PAUl.lNE SKINNER--Girls' Glee Club GAYLE SMITH-Biology Club, Design for Living, FHA, Future Nurses Club, GAA, Horizon Club, Kay Cees, Spanish Club, Student Council MARY D. SMITH-Chemistry Club, Design for Living, FHA, GAA, Kay Cees, Quill and Scroll, Quiverian Spring Editor, Tyronian secretary, Ushers Club asst. captain, Y-Teens NORMA SMITH--Art Club CAROL SMOTHERMAN-Biology Club PAT SORTOR-Chemistry Club secretary-treasurer, FHA, Future Teachers Club, GAA, Girls' League Council, Girls' League Rep,, Kay Cees, Spanish Club, Student Council LENORA SPOON-Kay Cees JIM SPRAGUE-Football, Swimming team, Ushers Club JACK STANLEY-Boys' W Club, Classical Club, Dramatics Club, Forensic, Golf, NSRTG, Radio Production, Swimming letterman-manager, Spanish Club, Thespian SCOTT STANLEY-Boys' W Club vice-president, Debate, Design for Living, Dramatics Club, Football letterman, Forensic, Kay Cees, Student Council, Track team CARL STAPP--Football PHYLLIS STAUFFER-A Cappella, Future Teachers Club, Girls' Glee Club, Horizon Club, Kay Cees, Operetta, Variety Show CAROL STECKLING-Band, Design for Living, Future Teachers Club, GAA, Head Drum Majorette, lnternational Relations, Kay Cees, Span-ish Club, Tyronian DOROTHY STEELE-Classical Club, FHA, Kay Cees KEN STEPHENS GEORGE STEPHENS ROBECRT STEWART-Debate, Design for Living, Forensic, Kay ees CAR'OLE STINNETTE-Chemistry Club, FHA, Future Teachers Club, GAA, Horizon Club, International Relations, Kay Cees, Tyronian, Y-Teens so CAROLSTECKLING DOROTHY STEELE KEN STEPHENS GEORGE STEVENS ROBERT STEWART CAROL! STINNETTE I V . .,., f1'f' VM in ' A X ' 'f .:5Ti,fNi'f1iJiQ -2 2ff ' 'gil' 1-me X' ' - , ,V'A 1 r JoANN STONE MARILYN STREEPER WALTER STROKER GARY sTRoLE WILLIAM STUBLER RUTH SULLIVAN JOANN STONE-International Relations, Y-Teens MARILYN STREEPER-Classical Club, FHA, Future Nurses Club WALTER STROKER-Football GARY STROLE-Band, Football WILLIAM STUBLER-Basketball, Chemistry Club, Football RUTH SULLIVAN--Classical Club, Kay Cees HARRY SUPER-Football DEL'ORES SUPICA-FHA, International Relations, Kay Cees, Y-Teens ORVILLEJ SWENSON-GAA, German Club, Kay Cees, Spanish Cu ELLA SWIGERT-International Relations, Kay Cees, Spanish Club, Tyronian, Y-Teens SUE TANNER-Art Club treasurer, Art Honor Society, Cheer- leader, Dramatics Club, Girls' League Council, Horizon Club, Kay Cees, Plays, Thespian, Variety Show LLOYD TARRY, JR.-Biology Club, Chemistry Club, International Relations, Social Council, Student Council treasurer RICHARD TATTERSHALL-Dramatics Club, Football, Kay Cees, NSRTG, Plays, Radio Production, Swimming team ANITA TAYLOR-Dramatics Club, FHA, GAA, Girls' Glee Club, International Relations, Kay Cees, Ushers Club, Variety Show GEORGE TAYLOR MARY TAYLOR-GAA, Y-Teens LORALEE TERBOVICH-Art Club, Cheerleader, Dramatics Club, FHA, GAA, Girls' League Rep., Kay Cees, Pantcgraph Art Editor, Plays LARRY TETERS-Football letterman, Spanish Club, Track team HAROLD THIRY-Microscope Club GEORGE THOMAS-Classical Club vice-president, Football, Kay Cees, Orchestra, Science Field Club quartermaster, Swim- ming team HARRY SUPER DELORES SUPICA ORVILEE SWENSON ELLA SWIGERT SUE TANNER LLOYD TARRY, JR. RICHARD TATTERSHALL ANITA TAYLOR GEORGE TAYLOR fr MARY TAYLOR LORALEE TERBOVICH LARRY TETERS HAROLD THIRY GEORGE THUMAS S I E A aww Q! A , u 'lf NS' - 1' A L, ,mi DOROTHY THOMPSON PATSY THORNBURGH Z.-A s PHIL TROTTER .bmp 5:35552 ' egg? 1 1553, . A - eu. ,,:g,.g .,.., , , 7 WM if ,513 TRENT VOILES we 1. GERALDINE VERA if ,6 -A , . -, xx C ,E ,' ' ,J - A 'wx' YH-ii! V x'kZ'jZi3' AJ cl.En WAGNER PEARL THORP A 2 SM-v.an:. QQ S DEAN VOGLER fn '-:S DON WAGNER WM MARY Lou 'rlNsLsY DALE TOMPKWS Mad MMC f J 1 yy K W , r fiiffwfww HY THOMPSON PATSY THORNBURGH-Cla sical .Club, Dramatics Club vice- president, FHA, Girls' League Rep., lnternational Relations, Kay Cees, Pontogroph Co-Editor, Plays, Quill and Scroll, Spanish Club, Thespian secretary PEARL THORP-Operetta, Y-Teens MARY LOU TINSLEY-Girls' Glee Club, Tyronian, Y-Teens DALE TOMPKINS-Classical Club, Debate, Forensic PHIL TROTTER-Boys' W Club, Classical Club, Football, Tennis lettermon GERALDINE VERA--FHA DEAN VOGLER TRENT VOlLES-A Cappella, Boys' Glee Club, Plays CLED WAGNER-Basketball, Student Council DON WAGNER RON WAGNER WALTER WALL BARBARA WALLACE-Dramatics Club, GAA, Kay Cees, Pan- tograph Feature Editor, Spanish Club A A,,i A 1 A Q 31? A n,k,V i ,, ,x,,ax,,mg9.V ' bezel il 2 4455 RON WAGNER WALTER WALL JACK WALTON-Chemistry Club X wi PON WARD 7 VERA WARD-French Club osst. treasurer , , r A rr s1 rA 10 WARFORM-Teens '- 'Ei if cARoi.ie WARNER-Dramotics club, FHA, GAA, Horizon T ., aug, lngernatlfmol Relapens, Kay Cees, Operetta, Plays, . , , X u ent ouncl vf, A , , , U fy faf f 4, M W, A ,I Mix 1 X, 2 4,24 K 1 Airr N 0 ' Y f .5 11,2 Le' bf' LK 66 BARBARA WALLACE K: JACK WALTON DON WARD VERA WARD J0 ANN AWARFQRD CAROLIE WARNER fl . ,U U ll, wary jf J Wil .eww gh: ,smear ' T591 ' f a- wr' U! - li? 'J I F JOY ANN wATKlNs BOB WATKINS NANCY WEAR CARL WEBB TROY WEEMS fglafwlfw -' K . 5 IJ , CAG JOY ANN WATKINS-Art Club, Dramatic lub, GAA, Horizon Club, Kay Cee ' ys, Thespian, BOB WATKINS- : '-r her CI b, n ernational Relations, Kay Cees, St :- 1' ev NANCY WEAR-A Club, Che ' Club, Classical Club, Fu- . ture Nurses C , GAA, K es, Y-Teens . MARY WEIDEN GARY WELCH IVJOHN WENSKI CARL WEBB-Band, Basket , , ol , Hi-Y pres' ent, Track team, Tumbling letterm n TROY WEEMS MARY WEIDEN-Classical Club, GAA, Girls' League Rep., Hori- zon Club, International Relations, Kay Cees GARY WELCH-Baseball letterman, Boys' W Club, Football letterman JOHN WENSKI-Camera Club, NSRTG, Pantograph Photog- rapher, Radio Production DAVID WERP-Hi-Y SANDRA WERP-Tyronian, Y-Teens ROBERT WESTFALL-Baseball Ietterman, Basketball, Boy's W Club, Football Ietterman, Kay Cees, Orchestra, Track team RICHARD WHEAT WT BOB WHEELER DAVID WERP SANDRA WERP ROBERT WESTFAU- GORDON WHITE-Biology Club, International Relations JESSE WHITE-I-li-Y Chaplain MICHAEL WHlTS.lEE WESLEY WICKAM-Football JOE WIGGANS LINDA WILHELM-FHA, Future Teachers Club, Kay Cees, Jr. Quiverian, Spanish Club, Splash Club - - - ' i tl: ' In I: F fi 1 ' , . rs. if 6 Q 5 1 I VI, lil 'tx I 6' ,H A xl Jw , ' 1 I RICHARD WHEAT BOB WHEELER GORDON WHITE , 5 If I B l V 4 F, ,5 ' 'f - f' tw , V' AWA I ,LA Ax .I A if , . . . 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V .A I - R 'i 'N ,,,, .4 5 , , ML li V, , U .,.-,.-.. , Q6 , L use Q KAY WILLIAMS-A Cappella, Classical Club, Dramatics Club, J 232 1. -, i FHA, GAA, Girls Glee Club, Girls League Rep., international .fag Relations, Kay Cees, Operetta, Plays, Variety Show ke? if LARRY WILLIAMS-Boys' W Club, Crass Country letterman, Student Council, Track letterman J I PAUL WlLLlAMS-Baseball, Swimming team JUDY WILLIS was WILSON FLOYD wma NORMAN W'U-'AMSON PAT WlLLlAMSON-Dramatics Club, Future Teachers Club, ln- ternational Relations, Kay Cees, Student Council JUDY WILLIS-Chemistry Club, Dramatics Club, GAA, Girls' W Club, Plays, B-Swim Club, Thespian, Tyronian, Y-Teens WES WILSON-Baseball, Tumbling letterman FLOYD WING-Tumbling lettermon JUDY WOEHRMAN--GAA MARLEEN WOODRUFF-Dromatics Club, FHA, GAA, Horizon Club, Kay Cees, Orchestra BARBARA WOODS-Freshman Class secretary, GAA, Kay Cees, Ushers Club JUDY WOODS-Art Club, Girls' Glee Club, B-Swim Club B'OB WRlGHT JUDY 'NOEHRMAN MARLEEN WOODRUFF BARBARA WOODS WESLEY WULFF-Baseball DOROTHY YADRICH-FHA, Girls' League Rep., Future Teachers Club, Horizon Club, Kay Cees, NSRTG, Radio Production, Spanish Club, Y-Teens JERRY YANTZI-Golf letterman r J .,,. 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