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

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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.

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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.

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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