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

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1957 volume:

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Clyde Hume Vice-Principal Golda Cosner Guidance Counselor William Mclnfire Guidance Counselor WVHNHIHH lHElIllY 'S fo' ' new c . k 5 .. A fi Helen Barnett Gladys Beck D. F. Bentley Clarence Bolu Nelson M. Connet Columbia, M.A. Michigan, M.S. Kansas, M.A. lowa, M.A. Pittsburg, M.S. Physical Education Biology General Science Accounting Printing 7 Y 'JM K X J-55 EW v--M.A. Nelle M. Cook Lester M. Cross Mary Crown Jean Curl Corlnne Davis Shirley Dlek Kansas State, M.S. Emporia, M.S. Nebraska, M.A. Park College, A.B. Wichita, B.S. Secretary Mathematics Mathematics English Vocations Typing, Economics N. - lv I W RN , . .1 sl t W C E we-S K If f . Q .f K A Lavlna Dlllo Marion E. Dlvelblss Eva Dunn Forrest Eekhaft Ed J. Ellis Vlrglnia Fogelstroln Michigan, M.A. Columbia, M.A. Wisconsin Central Tech. lowa, M.A. Kansas, B.S. Mimeogrophing, Typing Social Studies Study Hall Electricity Social Studies English K ..,, 5 . v Qt., Mg, ,, -W fl ,415 .5 V jp' w. L -g 5 an S x ...f sc- X W- x . .,, c. A S9 'A 'Nb , gp-M. ss 1 K WRT Wallace Good David F. Gray Annie R. Griffith A. L. Guy George W. Hahn Clint J. F. Hammer Kansas, M.A. Missouri, M.A. R.N. Chicago, M.A. Illinois, M.S. Colorado State, M.A. Physiology, Biology Physics School Nurse Auto Mechanics Botany Social Studies Page 7 Page 8 5: -iifxvfb x .- ' , f :.- NQPWW' Joan Hardmon Lucille Hawks Washburn, B.Ed. Physical Education Kansas State, B.S. Clothing, Everyday Calvin Hershner Ardls Hill John Hirsch Nina Howe V Kansas, B.S. Columbia, M.A, Missouri, M,S. Kansas, M.A. Living Vocations Physical Education Mathematics French, English, Spanish Eileen Hughes Kansas, M.S. Arts, Crafts 1991 Adan Hunter Allee Irwin Leonard Jenson David Kendall ReMinta M. King Kansas State, B.S. Treasurer English W. J. Knapp Greeley, M.A. Dramatics, Stagecraft ,. , uv-2. -S. L lillvt ki VV A -C. lille Marlorle Lane Kansas, B.S. Librarian do in .QW .t M v ' Iona Mettlen Emporia, B.S, Latin, English Lewis D. Kruger Chicago, M.A. English l stay- I . is 'E' 'W Barbara Laughlin Pittsburg, B.S. English it W, A . :fi Q in ,ss f W lr . ,Qs 'rm Leary! XNM Maude E. Moles Columbia, M.A. Mathematics . on ee.. ses .x -sf K, . 2' gi-t-si ifiiif. K sei vt -f 5 Yes sg., gg . Q Wyman K. Kunzler Missouri, A.B. Chemistry, General .'7-'lniifw . r damsel' Russell Litchfield Denver, MA. Psychology J. B. Morgan Missouri, M.Ed. Drafting Iowa, M.A. Pittsburg, M.S. Speech, Debate Drafting g - fi, N,.. www Fi. ,. 'W Sl: .M , , XL V, Pittsburg, M.A. Shorthand, Transcription Donald Kyle Ralph Landes Patricia Landis A Kansas, M.S. Pittsburg, M.S. Kansas, B.S. Science Health, Physical Education Woodworking Foods - YN -.:. ..i 3 I X NN- V r xl K, . ' Dolores Martin Kansas, B.S. English 5Q'W '-f xr -...c ...- 'se-. wr Y NS-nl ks' Lulu McCanles Stanford, M.A. Social Studies ,elm li 43 S ' J T? 1 - stiff' '- Orville D. McHenry Minnesota, M.E. Health, Physical Educatl on Frank Naylor Mildred Norman Delvln T. Norrls Kansas, M.Ed. Pittsburg, B.S. Kansas, B.S. English, Pantograph Librarian Health, Physi.cal Education -' un, .alw- S s Ms- 'C for in-'X 'inf -Qlffc -Q. -- qw, 'wifi rw New Lauren Plummer Mark Plummer Ethel Doris Proeaeel Frank Qulrlng Emporia, M.S. Pittsburg, M.S. Pittsburg, B.S. Bethel, A.B. Business Social Studies Librarian Chemistry if fin A., 8' if , A f . ff' 'Q Ana X Lester C. Ramsey R. A. Samuelson Iowa, M.A. Shorthand Northwestern, M.M. Instrumental Music, Theory Q-f Margaret Schimelfenig Betty Shaffer Charles Sheffield Walter Shublom Roland C. Smith Reba Smlther Columbia, MA. Secretary Kansas, M.S. Kansas, M.E. Colorado, M,A. Pittsburg, M,S, Mathematics Social Studies Social Studies English Clothing t 1 , C ., ,I , C ,i A ., qi. ..g, Egg, gg X f . Q' -l'i..fi'ff.- V .W-A 'S' ..,. .. .,.. . X A. B. Spears Judith Stapleton Awyn Starbuek Paul C. Starbuck Glenn L. Stevenson Anne Stllbbletield Central Missouri State, B.S. Kansas, M.A. Pittsburg, B.S. Iowa, M.A. Pittsburg, M.S. Kansas, B.S. English, German Spanish Business Typing Metal Work Foods . A X .Q i ,Q sz . Q' 'N fi in .fa as 'li V' 'if' 'V XJ: Y 5 . X X fi.. . Sf? K. I. Stubbletield Franels A. Swalm Lawrence Thorp Marquerlta Thels Maurlno Thomas Leulse Tlmmer: iowa, M,A. Emporia, M.S. Kansas, M.A. Northwestern, M.M Northwest Missouri, B.S. Columbia, M.A, Biology Mathematics Social Studies, Quiverion Vocal Music Business English .,f.,, , -in . Q K K' uh il., it A A be X f i s t . at lffi Yvonne Turner Robert Walton Norma Wood Marion A. Wools Jeanne Yoakum Barara Younger K. C. Art Inst., M.A. Indiana, M.A. Kansas State, B,S, Emporia, M.S. Secretary Secretary Art, English Mathematics Cafeteria Director Social Studies Page 9 .gfuclenf gounci by Gayle Kissick i ii 2 s Page 10 Ang, BACK ROW, left to right: Ron Mclntire, Dick Fischer, Carole Heider, Judy Kuhns, Cloramae Wombles, Barbara Johnson, Virginia Gillett, Sandra Barclay, Ann Ralston, Dorothy Bogdanowicz, Sue Plomondon, Pat McGinnis, Pat Proctor, Elaine Turpin, Francine Green, Sandra Richards, Nancy Taggart. THIRD ROW: Eugenia Mangelsdorf, Dorothy Foerber, Sandy Dubin, Deanne Alexander, Earl Cowher, Bob Hart, Barkley Fahnestock, Wayne Preston, Frank Buck, Sarah Lynn, Sharon Scoville, Beverly Clark, Francis Lemery, Tom Thompson, Gene Dempsey, Kenneth Naylor, Bill Emery, Bonnie Callaway, Betty Swim, Patty Rogers. SECOND ROW: Bill Young, Bob Nunn, Charlie Brown, Bob Baker, Cheryl Howard, Jack Whittier, John Redick, Miss Stapleton, LaDonna Hendrix, Gayle Kissick, Irene Mermigis. FRONT ROW: Jim Gill, Bob Clyde, Frank Romero, Junior Thiry, Tony Marquez, Buddy Ball. Led by John Redick, president, the Student Council is one of the most active organizations in the school. The other officers who assisted John were Jack Whittier, vice-president, Cheryl Howard, secretary, and Bob Baker, treasurer. The Council consists of one representative from every homeroom. They are responsible for selling tickets, col- lecting money, and serving on various committees of the Student Council throughout the year. Activities which the Student Council sponsored this year included collecting money for the Life Line Mis- sion, the March of Dimes, and the Junior Red Cross. The Council also sponsored several mixers after athletic events, and the members acted as guides for the guest speakers on Know Your Job Day. The Student Council officers and the sponsor went to the district meeting this fall presented by the Kansas State Activity Association in Lawrence. Problems which the different schools encountered and how they dealt with them were discussed. The many services and parties the Student Council provides for the students would not be possible without the assistance of Miss Judith Stapleton, sponsor. unior C Q66 Qf icera BACK ROW, left to right: John Denesha, treasurer, Gil Wilson, vice- president, Al Sheley, president. FRONT ROW: Miss Yvonne Turner, sponsor, Pat Morris, secretary. Assuming the all important role of upperclassmen, the Junior Class Officers with the aid of Mrs. Yvonne Turner were kept busy for their 640 classmates. Their events of the year were the Junior Spring Frolic, an informal party, selecting their class rings and finally the step which raised the Juniors to Seniors of '58, which was the receiving of the tradi- tional robe. After winding up one of the happiest years of high school life, they anxiously looked forward to the lang awaited year of high school graduation. SOFA OIT! 0l 2 64,66 Uf icem by Gayle Kissick Gayle Kissick BACK ROW, left to right: Mr. Lester Cross, sponsor, Charlene Crane, vice-president. FRONT ROW: Sharon Scoville, secretary, Mike Beach, president, Connie Howard, treasurer. The Sophomore Class again claimed the honor of being the largest class at Wyandotte with 720 members. Assisted by Mr. Lester Cross the Class of l959 climaxed a successful year by sponsoring the sophomore class party. As they ended their sophomore year, they eagerly looked forward to becoming upperclassmen. Page 11 l'l6ll0f5 +A 71 Y .,, -3 ' - 5. :J 5,:'5,:,g J! CENSOREDHI My, what lulenf! Rgunion? Please do not feed the animal! From inside the se!! Jailbreakll! HELP!! Kee? if CIGUH. Bulb! Practicing for lhe future, girls? Page 12 .4 w-I , 1 4 ' -.5 g s 1- H ,f ff' iv I M . 1 F 3 Q R t , 'Q S 1' ,M ,,,,, . Q ,Y 5 45 uf 5. 2 g -': X... X i , ra. ,A u v As Sf.:-v sf fi 2 f 3 I ' . S ff Q -1 Y , ,ggm K - k ky- K 'N Z iz M ' 4 m 'k i ' ' F sr ? 3 A x il 4 E 2 A S .-.-Sw-,,,.,., mum.,. S a i 7 QPA Cblgaglle by Sharon Sells Wi ADVISORY COUNCIL BACK ROW, left to right: Carolyn Gray, Lenito Childers, Dee Profitt, Virginia Gillett, Brenda Burton, Peggy Catlett, Carolyn Griesel, Linda Petersen, Annette Wahlin, Gaye Smith, Marilyn Birge, Mary Pickarski, Mary Lou Thoele, Janice Street. FRONT ROW: Gayle Kissick, Jerry Kay Lewis, Diane Ira, Phyllis Hall, Miss Barnett, Dee Ann Foley, Sylvia Schmidt, Vicki Kapnick, Brenda Brown. The Girls' League is the largest club or social organization at Wyandotte. When cl girl enrolls here, she automatically becomes a member. The in which activities The daughter Led snaps on this page were taken at the Girls' League assembly early in the year all Wyandotte clubs were introduced. This is the annual beginning of the years under the Girls' League Council. Christmas Formal, the bowling tournament, roller skating party, and the mother- banquet were outstanding events sponsored by the Girls' League. by Phyllis Hall, president, Dee Ann Foley, vice-president, Sylvia Schmidt, secretary, and Diane Ira, treasurer, every activity and event was a success. The club was sponsored by Miss Helen Barnett and Miss Eileen Hughes. 3 Page 14 . .. s. ., -. .fwwwmfie-my M em CM J Ness' BACK ROW, left to right: Carolyn Birge, Gloria Day, Nancy Hill, Rosalie Stabenchek, Beverly Berger, Nancy DeArmond, Florence Best, Marie Prickett, Janice Berry. SECOND ROW: Miss Nina Howe, Sharon Tucker, Ronnie Shautneyer, Dave Bukaty, Pat Cooley, Ruby Kitchen, Cynthia Hinman, Norma Barnhill, Donnette Duncan, Bonita Best, FRONT ROW: Murle Malott, Gloria Stein, Maree Ja Thomas, Walter Ott, Carolyn Cowan, Doris Brake, Darlene Stewart. ' lub composed of girls and boys who usher The Wyandotte Ushers Club is a service c at all performances which take place in the auditorium. Letters are presented to the stu- dents who have given outstanding services each year. The head captains were Bernard . . . H McDonald and Walter Ott. The sponsor is Miss Nina owe. AO! ylll00J F3 ss.gsQ STANDING, left to right: Grant Martin, Don Saragusa, Jim Horst, Alvin Keithley, Jerry Hubbard, Doug Tnorp, Rae Goodwin, Ronald Hachinsky, Tom Seldomridge, Maurice Sims, Tom Borchardt, John Fabac, Terry Bevans. SEATED: Mr. K. I. Stubblefield, Bob Tice, Leonard Lutz, David Lemon. th motion picture machines in The Hollywood Club members are those who operate e rooms l59 and 259. These boys give up their study hall time to participate in this club. 'd t Bob Tice vice-president, and Dave Th officers for the year were Leonard Lutz, pres: en, , e Lemon, secretary-treasurer. The sponsor is Mr. K. l. Stubblfield. by Bonnie G by Bonnie Goode 92- 4 Q: oode S Page 15 JW4-U . w f xlib' Xl . . i fri' W ': if Ql l'Wf'? 2 tr sf' K T 1i iM BACK ROW, left to right: Ronald l-lachinsky, Murle Hinds, Charles Jonschek, Tom Werp, Carleton Kleitz, John McDermott, Robert Park, Robert Wyatt, Lee Holst, Roger Percival. FRONT ROW: Toso Anthan, Clyde Hinds, Melvin Bliss, Marion E. Divelbiss, K. l. Stubble- field, L, L. Plummer, Jay Knox. 140 1 6 ao o Th HEY was or anized at Wyandotte in l92O by J. l. Wolfe who retired e i g as a teacher three years ago. The Hi-Y movement in Kansas started at Chap- man High School in l889, and has since spread all over the world as an affiliate of the Y,M.C.A. Officers for the first semester were Jay Knox, president, Warren Welch, vice-president, Al Welch, secretary, and Clyde Hinds, treasurer. Second semester officers were VVarren Welch, president, Jay Knox, vice-president, Clyde Hinds, secretary, and Melvin Bliss, treasurer. The candy concessions, check stands, d hand book exchange and the annual Hi-Y Talent Show are under the secon - , sponsorship of Marion E. Divelbiss l27 years of servicel, L. L. Plummer C20 years of servicel, and K. I. Stubblefield C20 years of servicel. TALENT SHOW - FIRST PLACE: Travis Jenkins Combo: Tom Roberts, John Double do Bob Branstetter, Gordon Tuff, Travis Y, SECOND PLACE: Towondo Anderson. Jenkins. 405' 340 so loo 43, s' I' 05 i 082' 4 '09 rouimi PLACE: June Paradise fix' C0llJ'fe6g v taxis-N3 ui STANDING, left to right: Jo Ann Thomas, Elaine Lake, Rosalie Stabenchek, Bertha Sebree, Bonita Best, Donnette Ducan, Lois Fagan. SEATED: Joyce Davis, Judy Smith, Sandra Ashley, Donna Gillen- water, Dorothy Creason. Among the service clubs of Wyandotte is the Courtesy Club. The members of the Courtesy Club devote their fourth hour study hall time to provide pleasant music and other services to make our lunch periods more enjoyable. This year special long-playing records were used for the first time. The officers of the Courtesy Club are Sandra Ashley, president, Joyce Davis, vice-president, Donna Gillenwater, secretary, and Judy Smith, sergeant-at-arms. The sponsors are Mr. Mclntire, Mr. Samuelson, Mr, Ellis, and Mr. Sheffield. Cjafilzierri by LaDonna Hendrix Left to Right: Nancy Anglen, Janice Hufford, Shelley Norris, Darlene Stewart, and Pat Eagles. Another organization that plays a vital part in our lunch periods at Wyandotte is the Cafeteria Cashiers. They collect the money from the students as they go through the lunch line. This year the cashiers work five lunch periods instead of the usual three. The sponsor of the cashiers is Mrs. lrwin. Page 17 Y S 1 Page 18 , 1 T ,ki V gblfufe 80,6 8l 6 by Towondo Anderson ll' BACK ROW, left to right: Karel Champe, Joann Mowery, Sally Allen, Linda Albright, Mary Lou Thoele, Sherran Nevius, Donna Jo Boyd, Virginia Reeder, Marilyn Mann, Sheri Alexander. SECOND ROW: Kay Beck, Sharron Swender, Dorothy Creason, Pat Brunner, Marlene Glass, Cheryl Howard, Eugenia Mangels- :lorf, Bob Divelbiss, Peggy Catlett, Mr. Spears, FRONT ROW: Jo Ann Herod, Tawanda Anderson, Kay Brown, Judy Jones, Sharon Scoville, Mary Knight, Linda Schlegel. The FTA, sponsored by Mr. A. B. Spears, is open to any student who might be in- terested in teaching as a profession. The purpose is to inform its members of the require- ments and qualities that make a good teacher. During the year the Future Teachers heard speakers on various phases of teaching. Their last meeting was in the form of a dinner at which officers for next year were elected. Officers for this year were Kay Brown, presi- dent, Judy Jones, vice-president, Sharon Scoville, secretary-treasurer, and Tawanda Ander- son, historian. gufure omema em of merica by Towondo Anderson BACK ROW, left to right: Jo Ann Andervich, Janice Schoenhofer, Gayle Taylor, Pat McDaniel, Gloria Barnes, Dorothy Faerber, Nina Stierly, Sara Karl, Beverly Shaw, Mary Lynn Spandle, Janet Simmons, Nancy Hopewell, Sarah Riley, Anetta Wahlin. SECOND ROW: Gloria Schick, Maxine Butler, Ragina Lauridy, Alison Hart, Barbara Mihelcic, Beverly Berger, Carla Bailey, Marilyn Mohn, Elaine Turpin, Frances Barnes, Felice Miller, Marion Farres, Nancy Taggart, Wanda Fanning, Connie Solley. FRONT ROW: Margarita Hernndez, Mary Lou Jacobson, Meryl Lee Dameron, Linda Albright, Sondra Fanning, Jxnice Street, Cheryl Howard, Gloria Stein, Ann Underwood, Jeanne Zuk, Barbara Barkyoumb, Norma ooney. The Future Homemakers of America is a national organization open to any girl who is taking or has taken a homeliving course. The aim of the club is to promote an ap- preciation of successful hornemaking. At Christmas time this year the members divided into fourteen groups, and each group adopted an orphan. Busy days followed as the girls provided toys, clothing, and Christmas treats for the children. FHA is sponsored by Miss Lucille Hawks, Miss Reba Smither, and Mrs. Ann Stubblefield. Officers have been Janice Street, president, Cheryl Howard, vice-president, Gloria Stine, treasurer, and Ann Under- wood, secretary. gronian by Bonnie Goode an BACK ROW, left to right: Doris Duke, Janet Simmons, Sandra Barclay, Loretta Franchett, Bonnie Goode, Carole Crabaugh, Pat Brunner, Carolyn Griesel, Gail Rigdon, Ola Clarkson, Dorothy Bogdanowicz, Maxine Butler, Merilee Childers, Sandra Grazier. Carole Wytesko, Donna Gibson. SECOND ROW: Theresa Antonopoulos, Eadie Hicks, Jerry Lewis, Sharon Sells, Shelley Norris, Edith Starcher, Roberta Taylor, Adele DeBolt, Jeanne Zuk, Marjorie Roberts, Barbara Phillips, Clarice Brotherton, Rosalie Howard, Betty Anderson, Lenvillene Bowlin, Gary Turpin. FRONT ROW: Barbara Mihelcic, Carolyn Bizal, Mrs. King, 'Biarbaara Welburn', Peggy Catlett, Sandra Patten, Marilyn Taylor, Velmeta Miller, Pat Hooper, LaDonna en rix. Girls taking advanced shorthand and transcription automatically become members of the Tyronian Club. This secretarial club meets once every month and has approximately 60 members. This year from the membership of the club a Secretary of the Year was elected, and she was given an S80 scholarship to the school of her choice. The money was raised by the selling of Christmas wrap. Gaily decorated Christmas posters were distributed throughout the classrooms as one of the projects of the members. One of their outsanding parties was the Christmas dinner at West Haven. The officers for .this year are Peggy Catlett, president, Sandra Patten, vice-president, Barbara Welburn, secretary, and Marilyn Taylor, treasurer. The sponsor is Mrs. ReMinta King. gulure ameri by Bonnie Goode BACK ROW, left to right: Mary Knight, Marilyn Mann, Frances Roudybuash, Pat Brunner, Sally Allen, Sandra Ashley, Laura Beth Reeder, Kathryn Poje, Becky Johnson, Marilyn Roberton, Joanne McEvers, Marjie Woodruff, Ann Peterson, Carolyn Boatman, Barbara Taylor, Cecili Novo Gradac. SECOND ROW: Karon Thies, Winnie Pratz, Carolyn Van Natta, Vada Morrow, Emma James, Carolyn Westbrook, Pat Hysell, Roberta Pursley, Joyce Mitchell, Betty Ann Kell, Bernice Bowersox, Florence Best, Sylvia Schmitz, Linda Baker, Ruth McConnell. FRONT ROW: Betty Scheffel, Sandy Deck, Betty Wyatt, Carolyn Griesel, Frances Otey, Miss Griffith, Mary Kukovich, Lucille Crozier. Any girl at Wyandotte may become a member of the Future Nurses Club. Approximately 60 girls have joined the club this year. Student nurses from different hospitals have talked to the girls on many interesting phases of nursing. One project of the club is to have any junior or senior girl contribute two hours service at Bethany Hospital. Officers for the year are-Carolyn Griesel, president, Frances Otey, vice-pesident, and Betty Wyatt, secretary. The sponsors are Mrs. Davis, Mrs. Winters, and Miss Griffith. A Page 19 pani6A b Janet Morrisse Page 20 BACK ROW, left to right: Beverly Clark, Marilee Jackson, Judy Hubbard, Lois Ann Ragsdale, Joann Thomas, Betty Van Bebber, Lezlie,Rollin, George Foster, Bob Worrell, Bill Gibson, Mike Ayres. FOURTH ROW: Judy Gail Harman, Carolyn Gray, Carol Demers, Kay Brown, Norma Mooney, Joseph Hamilton, Neal Wilkinson, Jay Tillery, Arther Torres, Sondra Morton, Doris Brake, Lindo Cogan. THIRD ROW: Katherine Burton, Beverly Grim, Sharon Alexander, Sonie Shaffer, Gayle Kissick, Ed Powers, Diana Isenhour, Karen Alexander, Marcia Deutch, Joann Mowery, Sandi Phalp, Rose Marie Holliday, Sharon Priddy, Marybeth Faubion. SECOND ROW: Ann Becker, Jeanie Graves, Sarah Riley, Conne Salley, Rachel Johnson, Genia Mangelsdorf, Mary Lou Thoele, Jonanne Powell, Patricia McGinnis, Carole Simon, Dee Proffitt, Lnda Cunningham, Karen Ruth Johnson, Darlene Pantious. FRONT ROW: Cindy Vaughan, DeAnn Alexander, Sandra Dubin, Mary Speer, Carolyn Wilson, Connie Antrim, Lenita Childers, Miss Stapleton, Judy Jones, Myra Anderson, Jo Ann Mandigo, Patt Thorne. The purpose of the Spanish Club is to learn about the customs and culture of countries with Latin heritage. This is accomplished at monthly meetings. The students see slides, give skits, hear talks by people from Latin countries, break pinatas at the Christmas party, eat Mexican food, and attend Mexican movies. The Spanish Club is composed of pupils studying Spanish. The officers this year are Connie Antrim, president, Lenita Childers, vice-president, Judy Jones, secretary, and Myra Anderson, treasurer. Miss Stapleton is the club sponsor. l 8l'lCA by Janet Morrissey The French Club has a meeting once a month. Some of the activities this year were the St. Catherine's Day dinner and hat parade, the Christmas Musical, the Epiphany Celebra- tion, the Spring Musical, a picnic in May, and a trip to the Nelson Art Gallery. Speakers at various meetings told the students about France and French customs. The French Club is open to anyone taking or who has taken French. Miss Howe is the club sponsor. This year's officers are Marilyn Mann, president, Bob Tietz, vice-president, Irene Mermigis, secretary, Linda Schlegel, treasurer, Bert Johnson, assistant treasurer, and Herman Wittenberg, sergeant-at-arms. BACK ROW, left to right: Norma Jean Kelly, Carol Moore, Brenda Brown, Bill Peters, John Adams, Charles Jordan, Janet Morrissey, Judith J-larbison, Miss Howe. FRONT ROW: Sandra Dickson, Herman Wittenberg, Bob Tietze, Marilyn Mann, Linda Schlegel, lrene Mermigis, Bert Johnson, Becky Yuren. C azkiicaf by Barbara Baird BACK ROW, left to right: Tim Van Cleave, Max Supica, John Davis, Warren Welch, Compton Reeves, Bill Gurwell, Travis Jenkins, Jim Rum- sey, Scott Stuart, Ronnie Medlin, Dave Mullins, Arthur McGowan, Linda Wait. FOURTH ROW: Karl Eberhart, Charles Franks, Phyllis Hall Jo Ann McEvers, Mary Ann , Kathleen McNaughton, Jo Ann Herod, Betty Kell, Carol Boring, Dave Lindsey, Scott Payne, Prisilla Linton Susan Radford, Jerry Coiner, Janice Jeffers, Barbara Lowe, Ula Hurd, Carol Locke, Margaret Bandy. THIRD ROW: Dixie Saunders, Dolores Bocelewatz, Roberta Goin, Carla Bailey, Judy Hood, Kathy Poje, Bobbie Martin, Kay Griffin, Rae Jean Kenny, Timotheia Lukon, Laura Reeder, Pat Martin, Nancy Taggart, Carolyn Westbrook, Darline Wood. SECOND ROW: Beverly Parks, Linda Denton, Carolyn Bootman, Donna Nick, Carolyn Griesel, Barbara Bartlett, Linda Baker, Bonnie Callaway, Bonnie Bachart, Sharron Gilbert, Karen Tucker,Marilou Pipoenger, Car- men Turner. FRONT ROW: Delores Alcanter, Susie Tiger, Carol Ott, Susan Speer, Francis Lemery, John Richerson, Susan Riley, Brian Sisney Pat Morris, Mary Lou Bitner, Miss Mettlen. The fostering of good relationship between the different countries of the world is the purpose of the International Relations Club. lt is a member of UNESCO and has con- tributed to the Care Organization. Monthly meetings are held, and for social functions the club held a picnic in the fall and a Christmas party. The sponsor is Miss McCanles and the officers for this year are Judy Gail Harman, president, Jean Graves, vice-president, Carolyn Gray, secretary: and Lois Ann Ragsdale, treasurer. cgnfernafiona mfafionfi by Barbara Baird H- Ng :E ttf. ii BACK ROW, left to right: Tom Jackson, Louise Anderson, Delores Filer, Joyce Coleman, Kathy McNoughton, Suzanne Hutton, Sandra Dubin, Felice Miller, Nancy Taggart, Annette Wahlin, Anne Brandt, Elaine Turpin, Joyce Seaton, Martha Timby, Sharon Thompson, June Miller, Juanita Walker, Sarah Lynn, Rosemary Frye, Linda Cunningham, Linda Albright. THIRD ROW: Dale McCallum, Jay Deane, Jerry Hill, Ronald Shaumeyer, Ewald Ulmer, Bruce Barrett, Sandra Richards, Jo Ann McEvers, Carolyn Bootman, Theresa Antonopoulos, Carol Ott, Janice Jeffers, Peggy Pennington, Alison Hart, Gaye Smith, Monet Morrissey, Sandra Williams, Pat Milligan, Pat Hooper, Kay Griffith, Barbara McKisick. SECOND ROW: John Davis, Frank Buck, Jay Willis, Florence Smith, Patricia Robison, Wilene Kitchen, Mary Speer, Joan Mc- Manners, Katherine Buxton, Joyce Trapp, Phyllis Chaffee, Judy Grantham, Marilyn Mann, Linda Schlegel, Dolores Sewell, Marcia Deutch, Judy Hood, Linda Ambrose, Karen Tucker, Ruth Hattaway. FRONT ROW: Gayle Carpenter, Judy Hubbard, Ann Becker, Myra Anderson, Sharon Korte, Dee Profitt, Beverly Werbe, Mary Ann Wools, Miss McCanles, Jeanie Graves, Lois Ann Ragsdale, Judy Gail Harman, Judy Tomecal, Carolyn Gray, Carole Wytesko, Jeanne Zuk, Barbara Barkyoumb, Connie Marquis, Sandra Patten, Carolyn Krummel. On the first Monday of each month, first year, second year, and former Latin students attend the Classical Club meeting. The club is affiliated with the Junior Classical League. One of the outstanding activities of this year was the Roman Banquet, This year's officers are Francis Lemery, president, John Richeson, vice-president, Susan Riley, secretary, and Susan Speer, treasurer. Miss Mettlen is the sponsor. Page 21 Wafionaf .7Ae5laian by Gayle carpenter BACK ROW, left to right: Mr. Knapp, Ron Chambers, Fred Haynes, JoAnn Herod, Eddie O'DonnelI, Frank Naylor, Joyce Ethridge, Carole Heider, Bonnie Bachart, Linda Keele. SECOND ROW: Bruce Barrett, Linda Swender, Susan Riley, Leon Bennett, Bob Tietze, Don Hataway, Al Abrams, Janet Reed, Gloria Barnes. FRONT ROW: Shirley Werbe, Sheri Alexander, Diane lra, Floyd Haberkorn, Elliott Parker, Bob Divel- biss, Linda Schlegel, Marilyn Mann, Mary Knight. Drama students who have earned the required number of points may become a mem- ber of the National Thespian Organization. To become a member, you need l0 points, and 50 points is required to become an Honor Thespian. You will recognize the members by their comedy and tragedy pins. Officers this year are as follows: president, Bob Divel- biss, vice-president, Gracella Lane, secretary, Floyd Haberkorn, treasurer, Elliott Parker, historian, Diane Ira, and sponsor, Mr. William Knapp. ranza by Gayle Carpenter The Drama Club is for students interested in some part of the theatre. It is not lim- ited to those who have taken drama. The members are interested not only in acting, but also in make-up, scenery, and publicity. The students take over the meetings by giving one act plays. The Drama Club takes part in the Christmas Program, and also gives a play every year. This year the play was titled The Poor Nut . The officers are as follows: president, Alan Abrams,,vice-president, Gracella Lane, secretary, Delores Profitt, treasurer, Melanie Chandler, historian, Cindy Vaughn, and sponsor, Mr. William Knapp. BACK ROW, left to right: Betty Myers, Linda Swender, Betty Moore, Sandra Dubin, Donna Nick, Ann Mariner, Lynne Meeks, Sharron Swender, Rita Hill, Lois Potter, Judy Pierson, Evo Jean Hegarty, Sam Goebel, Ronald Shaumeyer, Bob Tietze, Ray Wheeler, Harry Rutledge, Trav Jenkins, Frank Naylor, Ronnie Chambers. FOURTH ROW: Carol Wilcox, Ann Becker, Diane Ira, Deanne Alexander, Felice Miller, Janet Reed, Mary Plack, Susan Callender, Kay Johnson, Janice Agin, Janet Morrissey, Carolyn Pickel, Joyce Ethridge, Charlene Crane, Darlene Crane, Francine Green, Annette Wahlin, Connie Salley, Barbara Fabac, Gayle Voorhees, Shirley Werbe. THIRD ROW: Ruth Ann Patchin, Richard Klepac, Connie Antrim, Judy Marable, Nancy Taggart, Judy Gail Harman, Beverly Werbc, Don Hataway, Lewis Baker, Bob Divelbiss, Elliott Parker, Jack Smith, Pat Foster, Mary Ann Sheye, Marcella Glass, Mary Jane Beach, Linda Mallin, JoAnn Herod, Eddie O DonnelI, Norma Mooney. SECOND ROW: Gayle Carpenter, Julia Gulley, Dee Profitt, Juanita Morales, Al Abrams, Bert Johnson, Floyd Haberkorn, Leon Bennett, Jim Warfield, Brian Sisney, Sheri Alexander, Susan Riley, Linda Schlegel, Marilyn Mann, Mary Knight, Linda Keele, Gloria Barnes, Bonnie Bachert. FRONT ROW: Mr. Knapp, Irene Mermigis, Bruce Barrett, Vicki Kapnick, Julia Brockmeier, Sylvia Schmidt, Melanie Chandler, Gail Geiger, George Anne Porter, Mary Speer, Leanna Sullivan, Mary Binger, Kathleen Gulley, Carole Heider, Judy Kuhns, Sandra McMillian. Page 2 2 orizon by Bonnie Goode X X . BACK ROW, left to right: Mary Faubion, Sandra Richards, Marilyn Lawrence, Shirley Morelock, Gloria Stein, Betty Myers, Carolee Crews, Ruth Elder, Janice Jeffers, Maree Jo Thomas, Cecilia NovoGradac. THIRD ROW: Cynthia Hinman, Norma Barnhill, Carolyn Wilson, Kath- erine Buxton, Peg Thrutchly, Judy Timmerman, Deanna Teaverbaugh, Carolyn Pickel, Linda Denton, Eugenia Mangelsdorf, Barbara Mc- Kisick, June Miller. SECOND ROW: Beverly Shaw, Gaye Smith, Mary Knight, Marilyn Mann, Linda Schlegel, Linda Keele, Bonnie Goode, Clara Goode, Judy Tomecal, Ruth McConnell, Jo Ann Herod. FRONT ROW: Marie Prickett, Janice Berry, Marjorie Woodruff, Bonnie Calla- way, Carol Ott, Carolyn Gray, Pat Morris, Carol Locke. Any high school girl may be a member of the Horizon Club, a continuation of the Camp Fire Organization. The purpose of the club is to make friends, improve personality development, and to give service. The service projects this year were planned around the National Project, Together We Make Tomorrow. Officers for this year were Carolyn Gray, president, Carol Ott, vice-president, Bonnie Calloway, secretary, Marjorie Woodruff and Betty Wyatt, treasurer. The sponsors are Miss Smither, Miss Mettlen, Miss Hardman, and Miss Norman. M 20116 by Bonnie Goode Every girl at Wyandotte is welcome to join the Y-Teens, a Junior branch of the Y. W. C. A. It has approximately l5O members this year. The selling of pencils, on which are printed the football and basketball schedules, and the presentation of the Lenten serv- ices in Recital Hall four days preceding the Easter vacation are two of its many services to the school. An outstanding project of the Y-Teens was the giving of two hours service to Bethany Hospital from each member. Officers for this year were Virginia Gillett, presi- dentp Dixie Lee Saunders, vice-president, Pat Morris, secretary, and Clara Sue Goode, treas- urer. Sponsors are Lavina F. Dille, Mary Crown, Mrs. ReMinta King, Barbara Laughlin, and Mrs. Adan Hunter. BACK ROW, left to right: Joyce Morley, Bessie Rodriguez, Nancy Cunningham, Marilee Jackson, Ruth Ann Patchin, Joann Robinson, Terry Fish, Linda Rish, Ruth Woods, Georgia Blakesley, Gloria Copeland, Carol Wilcox, Marilyn Wright, Pat Hysell,4Janet Simmons, Barbara Mihelic, Judy Grantham, Grace Button. FOURTH ROW: Beverly Shaw, Marian Farres, Margie Roberts, Nina Stierly, Margarita Hernandez, Jeanne Zuk, Carole Wyteska, Carolyn Spurgeon, Gloria Mikesick, Doris Meade, Charlene Vogel, Nancy Anglen, Virginia Haberkorn, Norma Noah, Judy Smith, Foris Brake, Jonanne Powell, Barbara Bartlett, Darlene Pontious, Della Balfour, Mary Piekarski. THIRD ROW: Kathie Brewer, Marie Prickett, Dorothy Creason, Donna Hysell, Brenda Kelly, Judy Jones, Patricia Felber, Louise Anderson, Judy Peak, Carol Nolan, Sandra Phalp, Sharon Thompson, Roberta Goin, Myra Swenson, Pat Michaels, Kay Griffith, Pat Brunner, Rita Brotherton, Clara Goode. SECOND ROW: Zelma Cross, Claramae Wombles, Donna Hanners, Sharon Priddy, Wilene Kitchen, Geraldine Logan, Adeline Logan, Estelle Smith, Helen Grove, Dorothy Sims, Pat Milligan, Pat Hooper, Marilyn Mann, Linda Schlegel, Mary Knight, Linda Keele, Kathleen Gulley,,Nancy Dunn, Kay Beck. FRONT ROW: Carlo Bailey, Gladys Heisman, Gloria Day, Pat Stimetz, Carolyn Birge, Bonnie Foster, Loretta Franchett, Naomi Ross, Virginia Gillett, Linda Baker, Pat Morris, Verna Davis, Eva Hegarty, Janie Hickman, Darlene Stewart, Ann Hill, Nancy Nixon, Juanita Morales. ik BACK ROW, left to right: Miss Ardis Hill, Sarah Riley, Judy Timmerman, Judy Hubbard, Diane Ira. THIRD ROW: Ruth McConnell, Betty Myers, Lucille Crozier, Rachel Johnson, Mary Bitner, Brenda Margey, Genia Mangelsdorf, Timotheia Lukan, Pat McGinnis. SECOND ROW: Linda Denton, Janet Russell, Mary Faubion, Lois Potter, Connie Howard, Sylvia Schmidt, Gail Geiger, Marilee Jackson, Winnie Morrell, Barbara Headrick. FRONT ROW: Jackie Sue Thorp, Pat Miligan, Sue Bradley, Brenda Burton. by Judy Hubbard The Splash Club and the B Swimming Club, directed by Miss Ardis Hill, are extra-curricular activities made possible ,for the girls at Wyandotte by our fine pool, These clubs are composed of girls interested in furthering their swimming and diving abilities, and membership is ob- tained by tryouts. The Splash Club is composed of the more experienced swimmers, and members of the B Club become Splash Club members after one year. Each club meets once a week throughout the fall and spring months, have Life Saving and Water Safety Instruction as an annual project, and have a Swim Show as a bi- annual activity, The Splash Club tries to become more skilled in the synchronized phase of the sport, which is combining strokes and stunts to form rhythmic patterns in the water. Swimming to music is a favorite pastime of both groups. The officers of the Splash Club are president, Brenda Burton, vice-president, Pat McGinnis, and secretary- treasurer, Eugenia Mangelsdorf. Page 24 BACK ROW, left to right: Virginia Rankin, Nancy Hopewell, Marcheta Bray, Anne Brandt, Connie Marquis, Winnie Pratz. SECOND ROW: Mary Jeane Ruby, Elsie Starcher, Carolyn Birge, Gloria Day, Mary Lou Thoele, Bonnie Callaway. FRONT ROW: garikfnn Milam, Gayle Carpenter, Mary Anne Sherie, Susan Callender, Mary Jane eac . ' Cf L 6 Og u by Elaine Haines BACK ROW, left-to right: Ralph Hunt, Terry -Lanaman, Don Kennedy, Charlie Brown, Jim Larson. Tony Marquez, Ray Wheeler, Bob Baker, Ray Hattaway, Ron Chambers, Tom Evans, Dennis Walker, Garry McCormack. THIRD ROW: Gordon Taff, Royce Adkisson, Gil Wilson, Francis Lemery, Paul Buck, Dennis Holwick, Alan Abrams, John Redick, Darrell White, J. W. Graves, Jack Rogers, Charles Klepac, Carl Relba. SECOND ROW: Jack Whittier, John Bowlin, Gary Smith, Lee Leger, Tom Kerr, Kermit Newton, Rex Beach, Gene Dempsey, Alfred Kohler, Jim Hathaway, Tom Cunningham, Larry Rively, August Miller. FRONT ROW: Dennis Renfro, Jerry Goodbar, AI Sheley, Dave Hills, Dan Sheley, Dove Chelesnik, Tom Tillery, Rod Rogers, Earl Cowher, Kenneth Lyon, Neil Johanson, Don Saint, Walt Wendall, Mr. Paul Starbuck. The Boys' W Club is an organization of varsity lettermen in football, track, swim- ming, tennis, basketball, golf, and baseball. Under the direction of Mr. Paul Starbuck, the cIub's purpose is to raise money for an athletes insurance program. The boys do this by sponsoring various annual events, which are enjoyed by the whole student body. The officers are Dan Sheley, president, Tom Tillery, secretary, Rodney Rogers, sergeant-at-arms. if I 'l!l!,' CM by Elaine Haines F Q ,,,' x Q 3 ., y 7 1 'Y' t . 1 . - . .ly biquk ki Q , Q X M yy , J w ses. . BACK ROW, left to right: Miss Barnett, Ramona Ramirez, Carol Mears, Janice Street, Cheryl Howard, Linda Petersen, Carolyn Griesel, Gaye Smith, Barbara Headrick, Bonnie Callaway, Carole Johnson, Susan Stackhaus, Ola Clarkson. FRONT ROW: Timotheia Lukon, Brenda Margey, Juanita Morales, Mary Lou Bitner, Marilyn Birge, Brenda Burton, Marilyn Ruff, Sherran Nevius. The Girls' W Club is one of the most active organizations at Wyandotte High School, made up of girls who are especially interested in sports. At least once a week each girl is scheduled to participate in some event, such as baseball, sacker, tennis, badminton, volley- ball, basketball, and various other games, depending on the season. By these after-hour ac- tivities each girl is given an opportunity to earn 1,400 points. A gold W is awarded when this goal is reached, which is the highest honor that any girl can achieve in Wyandotte sports. Next in honor comes the large W letter, awarded when the total of 1,000 points have been made, an award of which to be very proud. Sponsored by Miss Helen Barnett, the officers are Marilyn Birge, president, Mary Lou Bitner, secretary, Brenda Burton, vice- president. D if Page 2 5 Page 26 0 . . by Sharon Sells 53' ...4 A. ul BACK ROW, left to right: Donna Nick, Marilyn Birge, Pat Hooper, Pat Milligan, Becky Yuran, Mary Kukovich, Roberta Carr, Bessie Rod- riguez, Wilene Kitchen, Sandra Mark, Lauise Anderson, Annette Wahlin, Sarah Riley, Sylvia Schmidt, Janet Kay Zeepath, Georgia Watson. FOURTH ROW: Carole Johnson, George Ann Porter, Florence Best, Darlene Frost, Juanita Morales, Nancy Thompson, Ruth Ann Patchin, Bonnie Foster, Charlene Crane, Darlene Crane, Phyllis Caffee, Ann Brandt, Elaine Turpin, Gloria Crimmins, Barbara Bartlett. THIRD ROW: Nancy Hopewell, Carolyn Westbrook, Pat McClendon, Susie Painter, Diane Ira, Myra Anderson, Gayle Carpenter, Barbara Fabac, Dee Proffitt, Mary Lou Bitner, Janice Street, Bonnie Calloway, Kay Griffin, Judy Carol Smith. SECOND ROW: Barbara Headrick, Carolyn Griesel, Ola Clarkson, Carol Mears, Connie Johnson, Linda Baker, Pat Stewart, Marilyn Foster, Susan Stackhaus, Murle Malott, Judy Seek, Marcheta Bray. FRONT ROW: Sandra Dickson, Judy Kuhns, Ann Hill, Virgene Eisele, Miss Hardman, Linda Lee Peterson, Ramona Ramirez, Sherran Nevius, Gayle Varhees, Carolyn Birge, Mary Lou Thoele, Norma Jean Kelly. G. A. A. stands for the Girls Athletic Association. Any girl at Wyandotte can be- come a member of this club if she is interested in sports. After school each evening G. A. A. sponsors many sports such as softball, volley ball, basketball, table tennis, and many others. Each girl gets a certain number of points each time she participates in one of these activities. After earning 600 points, she receives a small 'W g after l0O0 points, she re- ceives a large W , The three girls with the highest number of points over l4O0 receive gold pins. The officers this year were president, Linda Petersen, vice-president, Ramona Ramirez, secretary-treasurer, Molly Hart, senior manager, Sherran Nevius, junior manager, Gayle Voor- hees, sophomore manager, Carolyn Birge. BACK ROW, left to right: Carolee Crews, Timotheia Lukon, Patricia McGinnis, Genia Mangelsdorf, Gaye Smith, Brenda Burton, Eva Jeane Hegarty, Sandra Milner, Rachel Johnson, Patt Thorne, Margie Roberts, Dorothy Creason, Linda Keele, Joan Ellis. FOURTH ROW: Gail Cogswell, Joyce Ethridge, Winnie Morrell, Janice Kaff, Charlene Vogel, Linda Fish, Vada Morrow, Carolyn Von Natta, Joyce Seaton, Sue Mitchell, Carla Bailey, Betty Scheffel, Barbara Myers. THIRD ROW: Geraldine Logan, Adeline Logan, Kathy Paje, Sharon Tucker, Donna Moore, Nancy Hill, Janice Schoenhofer, Delores Bocelewatz, Jo Ann Andervich, Regina Laundy, Sulanne Hutton, Nancy Taggart, Betty Myers. SECOND ROW: Ula Hurd, Sandra Dubin, Deanne Alexander, Malinda Wilson, Felice Miller, Jean Kane, Karon Flies, Marilyn Ruff, Linda Albright, Cheryl Howard, Priscilla Linton, Judy Bluhm, Marybeth Faubion, FRONT ROW: Carol Graff, Carolyn Holmes, Mary Belle Taylor, Sylvia Pendleton, Lucille Crozier, Dorothy Faerber, Beatrice Gonzalez, Bernice Bowersox, Marilyn Mann, Linda Schlegel, Mary Knight, Elsie Starcher. 1' SCHQ so' Of. L' I- S 'Z Seminar-Carson, President 4 iifisvsi Q QV., ,.., ....,, E . ., -X Q Y ,,... I 4 v-.. :,:,,I,,,E.::,,:,.:, :V . . . , as --It2-152.5:rg5f:is231:521f:3ff:1gs'sg1g:::'.g ,Ls 155-zqeesigs-'.sf., --5,51gfg1g2'ggj,5:'.1'I' I-:':-f:1.1.:: 3g'ggjf:::.:g..1ff: Morgan, Dr. Hamilton -' 25:5 5:5321 'ff 'I 5ff'fgf 5' 5-5fFf'3 Q 1521 3:ff'5:S1'f'5fIff?fi? .- E ..-.-,, . '..' -.'. l .i , ,fjgj5:::,:I, f-.--, :,,.-tg-:ig ..,, is A-,,. ,Qi -,-,, 1 v,::.:I:,::3.1'5E H ., , QQV, . .. .M is . l Reeonnalnanee-Flasher, Carson, Ebarhart Research at School-Sells Research at home--Gurwell by Carl Eberhart and Elaine Haines The Science Field Club, under the direction of Sponsor Wallace Good, is a training program for junior and senior boys working toward professional careers in the field of science. During their two years membership the boys go on ten field trips in the six state area of Arkansas, Okla- homa, Kansas, Missouri, lowa, and Nebraska. The boys are accompanied on their trips by professional scientists in order to provide training methods in research and to become acquainted with science in different fields. An important part of each boys training is the development of original research problems prepared in a form for publication. Members not pictured: Russell Chambers, Tom Thompson, Jerry Coiner, John Denesha, Richard Hamil- ton, Charles Jordan, Ron Medlin, Scott Payne, and Donald Guy. So What!-Mulllnl, Citron Road Census-Slsnay Page 2 7 Page 28 Cllemidtrg by E ugen ia M .nge :sam Li- . M- 'ww' fn i -K 1 rw Pow ai,zZ359'1,. BACK ROW, left to right: Sondra Williams, Mary Lou Bitner, Dan Brockman, Compton Reeves, Art McGowan, Bob Nunn, Don Guy, Linda Mailin, Denney Myers, Ron Medlin, Dale MacCalIum, Bob Douglas. FRONT ROW: Peggy Powell, Anita Britt, Ula Hurd, Janice Jeffers, Rheuan Crutchfield, Janice Street, Russell Chambers, Jerry Burge, Jerry Coiner, Ronald Converse, Charles Elson, Mr. Quiring. The purpose of the Chemistry Club is to present a glimpse of chemistry as a career to the students who have a special interest in this field. Bringing in chemists and chemical engineers to give talks, and by visiting local industries, where the members can see chemists at work, the purpose is fulfilled. The club meets once a month under the sponsorship of Mr. Quiring. The officers for the year were president, Russell Chambers, secretary, Janice Street, treasurer, Jerry Burge. . Q CAL The C. Q. club, an amateur radio club, has returned to Wyandotte this year under the sponsorship of Mr. Eckhoff. The plan and hope of the C. Q. club is to have o radio station on the air. Meeting twice a month, the club is building the necessary equipment for the station. by Eugenia Mangelsdorf The club took several trips to observe radio and television working for industry, com- munications, hospitals, etc. The officers for this year are president, John Lanaman, vice-president, Alan Parks, secretary-treasurer, Georgia Magenheimer. BACK ROW, left to right: Mr. Eckhoff, David Preter, Ed O'Donnell, Richard Lindsey, Tom Bulman, John Sayre, Dale Franklin, Jerry Greer. FRONT ROW: David Howerton, John Lanaman, Allen Parks, Jerry Padgett, George Magenheimer, Larry Schriver, Larry Matlock. Jw- 1 's ':f. :f 'l'-fi A N A'- 2 . ,-me , . , ' , H. , ,- ww ,' ,-,f.,.,., 3,-1-. .. J--I mc- - .. , ..,,, , , . , ,. , W H I . ' if. 1 Ll' 4 -f 1 W 1 'f ' '- ji: 1' l, ' W g.. liF5 i J r-P.-,f- i?'2r? ?f ' ff ff 'Y :.ft,:,- A ,. ' 1a-l aser s-viva -T 1 i.,:- . . . .V , , V , ,H bxfb ,K , ,,,. J . ,. , . -. ...' . V 1. qfw.. -. 6 7 . . ., , p , icroacolae by Dolores Sewell Loft to Rlght: Mr. Hahn, Norman Samuelson, Duane Anders, Barbara Myers, Beverly Hunt, Paul Thomas, Judy Cunningham. The Microscope Club, sponsored by Mr. Hahn, is composed of students wishing to gain further knowledge in the field of Biological Science. Membership can be obtained by anyone who is interested and willing to take part in science projects and biological experiments. encing by Dolores sewn Captain Wayne Preston. BACK ROW, left to right: John Vernon, Stephen Patterson, Jay Willis, Mr. Hahn. FRONT ROW: Larry Ross, Co-Captain Bill Wing, Jim Howe, Scott Stuart. NOT IN PICTURE: Don Baldwin, Larry Schriver, Jim Larson. The Fencing Club is designed for students interested in learning the skills needed for fencing. At the regular meetings the members practice these skills with swords and the other necessary equipment needed for fencing. The captain of this club, organized by Mr. Hahn, is Wayne Preston, and the Co-Captain is Bill Wing. Page 29 Page 50 Wafiona! .Aff .jvlonor ociefy . 'ir .W if r .. BACK ROW, left to right: Mrs. Turner, Albert Bright, Barkley Fahnestock, Richard Burres, Miss Hughes. FRONT ROW: Carolyn Spurgeon, Brenda Brown, Lois Ann Ragsdale, Gloria Crimmins, Norma Jean Kelly. Pallet and paint brush in hand and smack adorned, the Art Club began a very in- teresting year. Every second Thursday of every month was the date set for the meeting. . . k Several speakers gave talks about positions in the field of art. One of these spea ers was Beverly Carden, a graduate of Wyandotte. Highlights of the year were the, initiation of new members in the fall and the Mad Hatters Ball. The officers are president, Brenda Brown, vice-president, Marilyn Ruffg treasurer, Norma Kelly, secretary, Kay Johnsong and historian, Richard Burres. Miss Hughes and Mrs. Turner were the sponsors. 'x BACK ROW, left to right: Carolyn Spurgeon, Ann Keeton, Kathy Bosch, Anita Britt, Joyce Hillgardner, Bonita Best, Eva Jeane Hegarty, George Anne Porter, Bruce Herdmen. SECOND ROW: Miss Hughes, H t L' A Ra sdale Annette Wallin Sarah Karl Don Baird Ken Cowart, Al Bright, Beverly un, ois nn g , , , , J Wh't Norma Keliy, Kay Johnson, Richard Burres, Marlon Malcom, Miss Turner. FRONT ROW1 eanne ie, Brenda Brown, Gail Geiger, Judy Kuhns, Jack Messick. Every spring the National Art Honor Society holds its formal initiation of new members. ' t and For a person to become a member of this society they must have a two average in ar . . . . f I th n a three average in their other subiects The person must present a display o no ess a . art work in at least three different mediums. During the formal initiation, held in May, this ' ll work is on display. Miss Hughes and Mrs. Turner are the sponsors. Congratulations to a who made it. by Beverly Werbe by Beverly Werbe wign Lf iuin g by Tawanda Anderson BACK ROW, left to right: Brenda Burton, Mrs. Ethel Doris Procacci, Mr. J. O. Emerson, Miss Marjorie Lane, Miss Mildred Norman, Arnold Catron. SECOND ROW: Linda Albright, Suzanne Tiqer, Joy Deane, Ed Soule, David Mullins, Tom Jackson, Bruce Barrett, FRONT ROW: Marilyn Ruff, Connie Johnson, Cheryl Howard, Bonnie Callaway, Edward Powers. NOT IN PICTURE: Gracella Lane, Marilyn Mann, Mary Elld Knight, Charles Jordan, Linda Keele, James Kincade, Linda Schlegel, Beverly Berger. Design for Living is an intellectual group organized as a challenge to the above average student. The purpose of the club is to stimulate thinking. Throughout this year the group has read and discussed such classics as The Prince and The Crisis . Discussions are led by able men and women of our area, the club is sponsored by the library staff, President for this year was Cheryl Howard. ' poncho lgroclucfion by Tawanda Anderson A x BACK ROW, left to right: Mabel Jo Peck, Barkley Fahnestock, Walt Wendel, George Foster, Wesley Johnson, Charles Fisher. FRONT ROW: Miss Martin, Anita Britt, Marilyn Roberton, Jeanie Graves, Suzanne Tiger, Beverly Werbe. For the first time this year Radio Production has been offered as a specialized first semester class. ln the class its members learn acting fundamentals, microphone techniques, script adaptation, and student directing. The class has a I5 minute radio show each week over K.C.K,N. Miss Dolores Martin is the class instructor. Page 3 1 H0106 Seniors?? Help!! Page 32 Eat My Wheaties. Tyronian Club Sweetheart. I Can't Breathe. Let's Watch That Stuff Giant Crowns For The Homecoming Queen. 5 fx -Qwiwfjg. - wri- i ,fl ,1.,. ' :liz ,. .Q Q . ii .QGSQ .. 45Jg:f45 X k ,-,.kL A L, LLLL Q . x - J-,zggigf 1 ' Q75 X iff-52242: Q X 3 . mga ' A X' -- it .R f -.,,h X f 1 - K .... . X W2 rg 5+ .. K' Q f - X -fmm. -V Q- pei, Q Q if . , X' I K Q ' ., . . L P ' Qw fftff 2- I - X ww .gtg-QM Q- x 1 ,. 1 fm. xnxx Lf w 'V 5, - K Na . . . N 'X A Q N w iq . ' gif? ' WN E S ssN5y, use 3 Y were as s ef ss?-P H 4 X s ,,+,.,,- A Kay Ann Beck Mr. Naylor Marilyn Mann s r . A J as . Rm panfograp A Carol Mears Carolyn Bizal X-'rqpxji can y S. X siifssf Elizabeth Clark s S- ' ,S 5:10 - 'Lg fri? 2 ss ' Barbara Edwards Page 54 By Mary Ann Harris Friday is a big day around Wyandotte for several reasons. Foremost among these reasons is the fact that the Wyandotte Pantograph is distributed. The staff, consisting of l4 seniors, published 26 issues during the year under the guidance of Mr. Frank Naylor. Twenty-two cub reporters assisted the staff in gathering news. Included in this group were Myra Anderson, Taso Anthan, Melvin Bliss, Beverly Berger, Gloria Crimmins. Pollyanna Dunkelbarger, Barbara Fabac, Jean Graves, Diana lsenhour, Diane Ira, Burley Jenkins, Bertram Johnson, Leonard Lutz, Patricia McGinnis, Arthur McGowan, Janet Morrissey, Janet Russell, Lois Ragsdale, Susan Speer, Mary Thoele, Geraldine Wasko, and Mary Wools. The Pantograph is a member of the International Quill and Scroll, the National Scholastic Press Association, and the Columbia Scholastic Press Association. The Wyandotte Pantograph is Dedicated to the Betterment of the Generation of Tomorrow. FIBST SEMESTER: SECOND SEMESTER: Editor .,...,,.,,...,.......... ......., M arilyn Mann Editor ..................,....,,...,............. Kay Ann Beck Managing Editor .......... ........ J o Ann Herod Managing Editor ................,,.......... Carol Mears Business Managers ...... Marilyn Birge Business 8. Production Mgr. ......,. Marilyn Birga Carol Mears News Co-Editors ,,,.,,,,..,,............,. Jo Ann Herod Donna Ja Boyd News Editor ,......... ...... E arleen Dowell Feature Editor ....... ....... S heryl Stevenson Feature Co-Editors ....... ...... S heryl Stevenson Sports Co-Editors . Page I Co-Editors Page 2 Co-Editors Page 3 Co-Editors Marilyn Blrge Trav Jenkins Frank Naylor, Jr. Sherrie owdre B Donna Jo Boyd Ka Ann Beck Y Carolyn Bizal Sports Co-Editors ..... Sec. News Co-Editors ....... Advertising Manager ,..... Liz Clark Re-Write Editors Barbara Edwards ll '13P'9 .sf.T'.. ' Travls Jenkins Frank NoYl0f, lf- Morilyn Mann Trav Jenkins Frank Naylor, Jr. Earleen Dowell Barbara Edwards Carolyn Blzal .. Elizabeth Clark Sherrie Bowdre y i! ss? Sherrie Bowdro Jo Ann Herod Donna Jo Boyd Earleen Dowell Sheryl Stevenson Jerry Kay Lewls a 5 ,W ,.,: ,,5,:,:,. fi,-w,,,h-gl 1 ., V N- .X .3 ,,-., Mn' im, A1 Q5 Gayle Klulek Sharon Sells Mr. Tharp O U . LllUel'lal'l i S By Sharon Sells 554 L-L- 5 r- After a year of planning, revising, proofreading and a great deal of' Mary Ann Harris ian-+ 'li'-if we Q f- if hard work, the l957 Quiverian has at last been delivered. The smallest Quiverian staff that Wyandotte has ever had was seen this year hustling and bustling to meet deadlines for picture sections. These seven girls got to- gether at the start of the school year and chose an editor, Sharon Sells. They also decided to divide the book into six sections and the following girls headed these sections: Administration-Mary Ann Harris, Sports-Gayle Kissick, After Hours--Jerry Kay Lewis, Clubs-LaDonna Hendrix, Activities -Bonnie Goode, Seniors-Tawanda Anderson. Out of the now experienced junior staff which consists of Barbara Baird, Gayle Carpenter, Elaine Haines, Judy Hubbard, Sharon Korte, Eugenia Mangelsdorf, Janet Morrissey, Dolores Sewell, Karen Tucker, and Beverly Werbe will be chosen next year's senior staff. Credit where credit is due is given to Mr. Lawrence Tharp, sponsor, who quided and directed the staff this year as well as taking time out to photograph all the activities and clubs of Wyandotte. Jerry Kay Lewis is also recognized for the cute cartoons she drew to add humor to the senior section. The entire staff and all concerned sincerely hope that you will enjoy having this book and that in years to come it will hold many precious memories of the school term 1956-57. N ::1 s - ,. if f J 1 . . 4 S K ' ' Eugenia Mangelsdorf Elaine llalnes Sharon Korte Beverly Werbe i n k :Ib Q. T 1 'W Y M X Q g ii ,. 'M X . ,,,s, V ,, A Y Gayle Carpenter Barbara Baird Janet Morrissey Karen Tucker Q s , x il 0'3- Tawanda Anderson as ' ad gc' s, Judy Hubbard Page 35 Page 36 Qui! an .Siva by Sharon SeHs BACK ROW, left to right: LaDonna Hendrix, Jerry Kay Lewis, Sharon Sells, Frank Naylor, Travis Jenkins, Art McGowan, Mr. Naylor, Sheryl Stevenson, Tawanda Anderson, Carol Mears. FRONT ROW: Kay Ann Beck, Elizabeth Clark, Carolyn Bizal, Donna Jo Boyd, Marilyn Mann, Jo Ann Herod, Gayle Kissick, Bonnie Goode, Marilyn Birge, Earleen Dowell. NOT PRESENT FOR PICTURE: Sherrie Bowdre. National Quill and Scroll is the most sought for and highest achievement of a high school journalism student. To be eligible the student must be in the upper third of his class, have lOO points in journalism, and be recommended by his journalism sponsors. To qualify for membership the student must be accepted and approved by the national head- quarters. A gold pin picturing a scroll with a quill pen across it is awarded each member, as well as a subscription to the Quill and Scroll magazine. Mr. Naylor is the Wyandotte sponsor, Wafionaf jorendic by Sharon SeHs BACK ROW, left to right: Ed Powers, Gracella Lane, Bonnie Callaway, Pat McClendon, Connie Howard, Mary Lou Thoele, Margaret Bandy, Ellen Lees, Bobbie Martin, Richard Hamilton. SECOND ROW: Howard Elliott, John Richeson, Richard Parks, Arnold Catron, Jay Deane, Ed Soule, Tom Jackson, John Davis, Junior Thiry, Alan Abrams. FRONT ROW: Carole Simon, Cheryl Howard, Bruce Barrett, Charles Jordan, Susan Riley, Mr. Jensen, Pat Morris, Pricilla Foote. National Forensic is an honorary society for those who are outstanding in speech or debate. Earning 20 paints and being in the upper third of your class are the requirements for beginning membership. The highest number of points acquired by any person this year was 225, entitling them to a scholarship. A small silver key bearing stones which represent various degrees of merit is awarded to each member. Mr. Leonard Jensen is the sponsor. 5 QZBQMQ by LaDonna Hendrix BACK ROW, left to right: Charles Jordan, David Mullins, Bruce Barrett. FRONT ROW: Susan Riley, Mr. Jensen. Resolved: That the Federal Government Should Sus- tain the Price ot Major Agricultural Products at Not Less Than 90 Per Cent of Parity. Hopeful, excited, and determined to win, the debators started off this year by accepting the invitation to the opening Annual Tournament at Ft. Scott. The three-man team made up of Pat McClendon, Gracella Lane, and Charles Jordon scored to bring home the second place trophy. Next the debate squad traveled to Russell, where they failed to place. Undiscouraged, they attended the Atchison Novice Tourney where Connie Howard, Bonnie Calloway, Gracella Lane, and Pat McClendon again took second place. More hopeful and determined than ever, the Jensonites traveled to Topeka. Here, David Mullins and Ed Soule rallied to take first place. From Topeka the smooth-talking debators went to Salina, Pittsburg, and Newton, failing to place at any of these. An in- vitation from Olathe was accepted where Connie Howard and'Bonnie Calloway took second place trophy. The Those taking part in this year's debate were Allan Abrams, Bruce Barrett, Linda Breshears, David Carson, Cheryl Howard, and Susan Riley, seniors, Margaret Baudy, Bonnie Calloway, Arnold Catron, John Davis, Patty Dun- kelbarger, Richard Hamilton, Bernard Jackson, Charles Jordan, Gracella Lane, Roberta Martin, Patricia Morris, David Mullins, Edward Powers, John Richeson, Carol Simon, Edward Soule, and Mary Lou Thoele, juniors, Jay Deane, Howard Elliot, Pricilla Foote, Connie Howard, Ellen Lees, Patricia McClendon, Robert Park, Junior Thiry, and Tim Van Cleove, sophomores. squad then traveled to North Kansas City, Emporia and Manhattan, failing to place. Those participating in the State District Tournament held at Manhattan were Susan Riley and Charles Jordan, affirmative, David Mullins and Bruce Barrett, negative. The Debators have traveled over 2340 miles, where they competed against students from more than lOO high schools of Kansas, Missouri, Oklahoma, and Ne- braska, The Wyandotte Debate and Forensic squad sponsors a Banquet for Wyandotte and Shawnee Mission High School debators, and gives demonstration debates for civic and other organizations. Also, they enjoy parties and recreation for the debators. Much hard work and study went to make up this year's debate squad. Thus, another year of debate, led by Mr. Leonard Jensen, has ended, those participating having gained experience, self-confidence, and the ability to express themselves. Taken at the Biennial Invitational Debate Tournament, alternated yearly with Shawnee Mission and Wyan- dotte. Page 37 Page 53 enior lgfay CAST: Alexander Norris Richard Claflin Polly Alexander ...,,.. ........ L inda Keele Mrs, Grimm ,,,,,,,,,. ..,..... S usan Riley Philip Norris ..... Amy Norris .,... Mrs. Norris .,.... Walter Wendel DeAnn Foley Barbara Kent Mr. Norris ....,...,,,, ,..,.. T ravis Jenkins Tootsie Norris .,,.. ....... Grandpa Fuller .... ...... Miss Spencer ...,..., ...,... Miss Slocum ,,........... ..,.., Morgan Maxwell .,,.,, Elizabeth Clark Robert Divelbiss Marlene Glass Carolyn Krummel ......Don Hataway Jake Richards ,..... ..... P hilip Saragusa Penny Palmer ...... ..... S heri Alexander wing ever Alex, a boy of seventeen who finds dancing much more interesting than studying, has his allowance cut by his father, Dean of Stafford College, when he fails in his studies. When Penny Palmer, a movie star, comes to town, his only goal in life at that moment is to attend the dance. So, with the help of neighbor Polly's finances, Dad's tux, the family limousine, and little sister's mask, he attends the ball. The unknown masked marvel is a smashing sensa- tion and Penny sets out to learn his name. She has only a torn piece of Father's tux as a clue. Father is thought to be the masked marvel. After all was over, Alex confessed and Father received a higher position at the college. . it T32 x gg Y . , CAST: JF Jim Anderson .,............ ,..... ..........,..... F r onk NOYl0Y Margaret Anderson .... ..,.......................w. S USIIII Riley F, Befly ,r,,,r,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,.,. ,,r,..,,........,....., ..... .... J a n et Reed H A ' Kathy ,,,,,Y,,,,,,,.,,,,,,, ,,,,,,. C harlene 8. Darlene Crane Bud ,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,.,,,,.,,.,,,..,.., R on Chambers Janie 4,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 8 annie Bachert Romana ,,,. Patty .........,..... Repair Man .,..,.. Ralph .................,.. Mr. 'Brinkworth Officer Johnson Bud's Friend Mrs. Wembley Mrs. Jones .,...,.,. Mrs. Woosley Perkins ..............,. Marilyn Mann Beverly Werbe Floyd Haberkorn Roy Wheeler Leon Bennett Dean Claxton Tom Jackson Gloria Barnes Diane Ira Cindy Vaughn Judy Gail Harman .1sc,Frsmees i H K g - F s e., K i' is 4 Y Q I V ' ,K .Nt gatkel' Jnowd t Just to prove he knew best, Father decided to have his daughter and hei' date stay home on this particular night, even though they had other plans. Father left and they decided to go out anyway. When Father found them gone, he decided, against Mother's will, to call the police. The search is on before Father finds out that his daughter's date is an important business associate's son. However, the couple is found, and it is proved that the younger generation, isn't so dumb, and maybe Father isn't always right after all. Page 39 l 6l,l'l'lCl, CM Wa, Col. Small ,,,,,,,,.Y Mariorie Blake ,, Julia Winters .,4., John Miller .,,,,,, Hub Smith ll..,,,,, , Magpie Welch Spike Hoyt ..,..... Wallie Pierce ,,,,..,,. Professor Demins Coach Jackson ...... Doc Spurney ........ Starter . ,,,,,,,, Freshman ...,.,..... College Girls- Betty .....,..,...,,, A Reggie ,,,,,,,,.. Helen ,,,... Mary ., . Bob Divelbiss Gloria Barnes Bonnie Bachert Ronnie Chambers Chris Jensen ,. Floyd Haberkorn Leon Bennett Don Hataway Allan Abrams Frank Naylor Tom Jackson Andy Painter Elliott Parker Verna Davis Georgeann Porter Mary Jane Beach Dixie Lee Saunders jk? p00l Wu! John Miller, a student at Ohio State University, is suffering from a great inferiority complex. Margie Blake is a solesgirl at the book store where John works, and she is in love with him, Julia Winters is a girl from Wis- consin that has been writing to John. He has made her believe that he is a star athlete, and she has fallen in love with him. Through the escapades at the track meet and with the help of all, John loses his complex ond gains Margie's love. X K Clwidfmad af ilfljgancloffe Afx Q . XL Q M? X M., ik SX L N ,sw Q0 I 'f- SX! Q if V Q H. 4 A 1. , fs IF' ,A , ,Q . ffii W'?. . X 'RWM .g Biff E 53,5 o if. mv g . 6 . , ,, , ,,. X - . I X S FWS 1 5 S vw ,JM G 5 - iirs ji: , ,,gd ..w ..f 4 , -- - 1:v.,. ' 5' .. if ALM ga'fL924?'rg r- . 4 ' -2-. I A 4- ' I 'Q 1 W Q fl gi , 'YS 35 1. , ,vs 4 .. v . ff IEEEEEEHII - WN- Ylfsnir 'Q' A gfilllfi, KAY CEES OFFICERS, left to right: Barbara Welburn, vice- presidentg Mr, William Mclntire, sponsor, Frank Naylor, presi- dent, Richard Claflin, Sgt.-at-arms, Jerry Kay Lewis, secretary, Gayle Kissick, treasurer. Albright, Linda Alexander, Sharon Allen, Sally Ashley, Sandra Barclay, Sandra Barrett, Bruce Bosch, Katherine Baughn, Harold Beck, Kay Birge, Marilyn Bradley, Sue Brill, Anita Brotherton, Clarice Brown, Brenda Brown, Judy Beth Brown, Kay Brown, Pat Brunner, Pat Burton, Brenda Callett, Peggy Caven, Betty Chaffin, Carol Claflin, Richard Clark, Elizabeth Clarkson, Ola Clough, Rose Marie Cogswell, Gail Crabaugh, Carole Creason, Dorothy Cunningham, Nancy Dameron, Meryl Lee Deck, Sandra Demers, Carol Divelbiss, Bob Dowell, Earleen Duke, Doris Eismann, Pat Foley, Dee Ann Franchelt, Loretta Gibson, Donna Gillenwater, Donna Gillelt, Virginia Gillispie, Sharon Glass, Marlene Gray, Carolyn Gray, Harriet Grazier, Sondra Jang 206 by Jerry Kay Lewis -lt is often said that youth sparkles with enthusiasm, and the Kay Cees are no exception. Lusty shouts of Let's go, Big Red! and Beat 'em, Bulldogs! can be heard for miles around whenever Wyandotte's team appears upon the scene. The sight of the Kay Cee section with its colorful splashes of red and white brings a lump to the throat of every returning grad. Organized pep is the backbone of high school athletics. Great is the task of keeping Kay Cees organized when they're bouncing with exuberance and energy. Mr. William Mclntire laffectionately known as Mr. Mac 7, the Kay Cee officers, and the varsity cheer- leaders have very ably solved this problem. They believe that an interested crowd is a cooperative one. To keep them interested, the Kay Cees sponsor many activities such as: the Kay Cee play, Father Knows Best, the Basketball and Swimming Banquet, the Spring Formal, and various mixers and pep asemblies throughout the year. lt is a privilege to belong to an organization such as this, so naturally there must be requirements for membership. A Kay Cee must keep his grade average at 3 or above. He must attend all home games, sit in the designated section, and wear the proper uniform. A Kay Cee must not have a bad office record, and last, but not least, he must sell the required number of tickets to all functions sponsored by the Kay Cees. Griesel, Carolyn Hale, Ethel Hall, Pal Hall, Phyllis Ham, Floyd Hendrix, LaDonna Herod, JoAnn Hicks, Eadie Howard, Cheryl Howard, Rosalie Hunt, Barbara Johnson, Peggy Jones, Judy Karl, Sarah Keele, Linda Kepler, Sandra Kissick, Gayle Knight, Mary Lewis, Jerry Kay Malcolm, LeAnn Mann, Marilyn Marquis, Connie McConnell, Ruth McEyers, Jo Micek, John Mihelcic, Barbara Mooney, Norma Naas, Judy Naylor, Frank Neudeck, Sue Noble, Elizabeth Nolte, Janice 0'DonnelI, Eddie Parker, Ellioll Patten, Sandra Peck, Gertrude Pennington, Peggy Peters, Bill Phillips, Marian Plomondon, Sondra Powell, Peggy Purnell, Lela Rahiio, Barbara Ralston, Ann Rigdon, Gail Riley, Susan Roberts, Margie Rogers, Patty Ross, Naomi Ruff, Marilyn Sacks, Joan Saunders, Dixie Schlegel, Linda Sells, Sharon Shaffer, Sonic Raye Simmons, Janet Simmons, Linda Smith, Gaye Smith, Sharon Spandle, Mary Lynn Slannard, Judith Stevenson, Sheryl Swender, Linda Tomecal, Judy Trieb, Patricia Trum. Jean Welburn, Barbara Werbe, Shirley West, Sandra Woodruff, Marlorie Zuk, Jeanne .IUNIORS Alexander, Karen Ambrose, Lindy Anderson, Myra Anthan, Taso Antrim, Connie Bobick, Jean Bachert, Bonnie Baird, Barbara Baker, Linda Baldwin, Don Barnes, Gloria Becker, Ann Bennett, Leon Best, Bonita Betz, Ann Bitner, Mary Lou Bluhm, Judy Bohndarf, Jean Bonioe, Mary Breidenthal, Julie Bunner, Barbara Buehler, Winnie Callaway, Bonnie Carpenter, Gayle Cotron, Arnold Childers, Lenita Coiner, Jerry Crews, Carolee Crowe, Mary Alice Crutchfield, Rheuan Davidson, Julie Davis, Verna Denton, Lindo Deutch, Marcia Draxton, Liz Dunkelbarger, Polly Ethridge, Joyce Fabac, Barbara Fisher, Charles Frye, Mary Sue Gibson, Judy Graves, Jeanie Grim, Beverly Hoberkorn, Floyd Harman, Judy Gail Hattaway, Ruth Heisman, Gladys Hill, Ann Hood, Judy Hopewell, Nancy Hubbard, Judy SOPHOMORES Abbott, Nancy Adams, Karen Agin, Janice Alexander, Deanne Anderson, Shirley Andervich, Jo Ann Balfour, Della Barcus, Nancy Barnhill, Norma Bortkoski, Mary Beach, Mary Jane Bello, Nancy Birge, Carolyn Brandt, Ann Brewer, Kathie Brockmeier, Julia Brotherton, Rita Broyles, Marsha Button, Grace Buxton, Katherine Coffee, Phyllis Callender, Susan Chandler, Melanie Clark, Beverly Cogan, Linda Coleman, Joyce Cornish, Sandra Crane, Charlene Crane, Darlene Crow, Judy Crozier, Lucille Davidson, Donna Le Downs, Connie Dubin, Sandy Dumovich, Betty Engle, Patsy Faerber, Dorothy Flies, Koran Foster, Marilyn Foster, Pat French, Marilyn Fry, Barbara Gandy, Ellaine Geiger, Gail Glass. Marcella Goodack, Jackie Graf, Carol Grantham, Judy Green, Francine Gritfie, Judy Hoberkorn, Virginia Hackney, Carol Jo, Hunn, Deanna Hurd, Ula Isenhour, Diana Jackson, Marilee Jackson, Tom Jeffers, Janice Jensen, Chris Johnson, Bert Jordan, Charles Kaff, Janice Kelly, Norma Korte, Sharon Kukovich, Mary Lane, Gracello Lawrence, Marilyn Lindsey, Sue Linton, Priscilla Locke, Carol Lowe, Barbara Lukon, Timotheia Mallin, Linda Molott, Murle Ma ngelsdorf, Eugenia Mariner, Ann Margey, Brenda Martin, Bob Hamler, Jan Harding, Pat Hart, Molly Haynes, Fred Holmes, Carolyn Holwick, Linda Hon, Judy Howard, Connie Hutton, Suzanne Johnston, Kay Kane, Jean Kapnick, Vicki Kell, Betty Ann Kent, Bob Laundy, Regina Linville, James Lynn, Sarah Gai Masters, Linda McBride, Paul McClendon, Pat McManus, Joan Meeks, Lynne Miller, Bob Miller, Felice Miller, Roy Morris, Donna eed McGowan, Art McKisick, Barbara McMiIIian, Sandy Milam, Morilynn Miller, June Milleret, Sharon Milner, Sandra Mitchell, Sue Moles, Sherry Morrell, Winnie Morris, Pat Morrissey, Janet Mowrey, Joann Mullins, David Nick, Donna Ott, Carol Percival, Roger Priddy, Gloria Ragsdale, Lois Ann Reed, Janet Reeves, Compton Richards, Sandra Richerson, John Rogers, Jack Rollin, Lezlie Ruby, Mary Jeane Morton, Sondra Naas, Jeanne Nelson, Clare Painter, Susie Park, Robert Patterson, Pot Patterson, Stephen Parlor, Virgine Pierson, Judith Picel, Carolyn Piekarski, Mary Pippenger, Marilou Plack, Mary Porter, George Anne Potter, Lois Priddy, Sharon Proctor, Pat Redmond, Sandra Riley, Sarah Roudybush, Frances Rutledge, Harry Solley, Connie Scheffel, Betty Schmidt, Sylvia Schoenhafer, Janice Scoville, Sharon Russell, Janet Carol Russell Janet Sue Salyer, Sandro Seek, Judy Seifert, Ron Sewell, Dolores Simon, Carole Smith, Judy Sou'e, Edward Speer, Susan Stobenchek, Rosalie Stackhous, Susan Stein, Gloria Thoele, Mary Lou Thomas, Jane Tietze, Bob Tucker, Karen Vaughan, Cindy Voorhees, Gayle Waddell, Linda Werbe, Beverly Williams, Sondra Willis, Jay Wools, Mary Ann Wright, Darlene Yoran, Becky Sheue, Mary Ann Smith, Carol Speer, Mary Standish, Penny Staton, Diane Stauffer, Sharon Storey, Jim Streeper, Betty Swisher, Connie Lee Taggart, Nancy Thompson, Sharon Timmerman, Judy Trapp, Joyce VonCleave. Tim VanHooser, Jane Vogel, Linda Kay Wahlin, Annette Wait, Linda Walton, Stan Welburn, Bonnie Westbrook, Carolyn Wilson, Carolyn Wilson, Malinda Yonevich, B. J. Zeephat, Joneth k mix ' U13-4 me as Mr S is, 5 ii in V CAQQI' :aaa QP5 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS-Leff To right: Carolyn Bizal, Donna Jo Boyd, Dorofhy Bog- danowicz, Barbara Barkyoumb, Sherran Nevius, Carol Mears. 3 RESERVE CHEERLEADERS-Left to righf: Pat McGinnis, Sue Plomondon, Elaine Haines, Julie Paradise, Dee Proffiff, Diane Ira. i Q PEP BAND - TOP ROW, left fo righfz Paul McBride, Don Donahue, John Richeson. SECOND ROW: Kenny Taylor, Gordon TafffSfudenf Director, Gary Pickering. THIRD ROW: Kenneth Ogden, John Watson. FRONT ROW: Harold Boughn, Larry Wilson, John Doubleday, Gary Collins, Leland Foote, John Micck, NOT IN PICTURE: Fred Kincaid. Page 44 T' . NJHA 'XX r V. .. , 5' v-sig 5 ' 1 ' k g-S - is 55 J .W , Head Drum Moiorcffe Georgia Mashburn Judy Eymsole Tumothma Lukon WEN' K- - -- - -Q-fwxqn: K K glfl'll0 Olly Ol'CA8:5tI'6l By Tawanda Anderson The Wyandotte High School Symphony Orchestra is outstanding as an organization within Wyandotte and also as an orchestra throughout the city. R. A. Samuelson directs the seventy- five piece orchestra. One of the highlights of this year was their performance at the State Teachers Convention. Another outstanding performance was the annual Spring Concert. The orchestra was also heard during plays, Christmas Assembly, Operetta, National Honor Society Ceremonial, and Baccalaureate Service. Tawanda Anderson was chosen to lead the orchestra as concert mistress. Officers for this year were Tawanda Anderson, president, Bob Baker, vice- president, Marlene Glass, secretary, Sandra West, treasurer, John Watson and Alford Welch, sergeants-at-arms. lst Violin: Tawanda Anderson, Tommy Roberts, Tom Jackson, Denny Myers, Phil McBride, Marjorie Anderton, Lois Potter, Beverly Clark, Cheryl Howard, Barbara Smith, Cynthia Hinman, Connie Howard, Sharon Scoville, Gary Merritt. 2nd Violin: Lenvillene Bowlin, Clayton Honey, Charles Shoemaker, Carleton Kleitz, Don Overfelt, Gladys Heisman, Virginia Haberkorn, Priscilla Linton, Larry Johnson, Donna Moore, Rebecca Hammer, Oboe: Sandra West, Harold Baughn, Flute: Phil Schuley, Gary Sheley, Mary Jane Beach, Ronnie Medlin, Rae Jean Kenny. Clarinets: John Micek, Carol Ott, Leland Foote, Betty Streeper. Bassoon: Kenneth Ogden, Gerald Worthington, Darlene Pontious, Virginia Reeder. Trumpet: Gordon Taff, Melvin Bliss, Don Kaff. French Horn: Bob Baker, Ed Soule, Bob Tice, Bonnie Burbank. Trombone: Paul McBride, Rich- ard Morch, David Darrow, Cellosz Frank Griswold, Judy Tomecal, Charlene Crane, Don Shanks, Judy Smith, Linda Hammer, Sandra Kelper, Donna Hysell, Linda Masters, Violas: Darlene Crane, Alford Welch, Charles Carraher, Dennis Addington, John Ferguson. Bass: Bob Bran- stetter, Joyce Mitchell, Judy Smith, Larry Boyd, Jerry Sue Locke, La Vonne Clark, Norma Barnhill. Percussion: John Watson, Lloyd Crowl, Mike Beach, Director: R. A. Samuelson. Pianist and String Bass: Marlene Glass. ' s wmft 'iflf' ,Entre Wi:2ii vQi-ii ' .. i L 0I'lC2I'f By Tawanda Anderson The steady throbbing of the drums, the perfect cadence of 92 pairs of marching feet, the familiar shades of red and gray as they swing around the field help to prove a fact already known at Wyandotte-that we have one of the best marching bands in the state of Kansas. The football season would not be complete without the band, under the direction of Mr. R. A. Samuelson. The band also marches in the American Royal Parade and the Fire Prevention Parade. In g more serious vein were performances at the Annual Spring Concert and at Com- mencement. Officers for this year were John Richeson, president, John Doubleday, vice-presi- dent, Georgia Mashburn, secretary, Jerry Foster, treasurer, Paul Shrader and Kenny Taylor, sergeants-at-arms. Managers for both band and orchestra were Harold Baughn, Gordon Taft, John Doubleday, Kenneth Ogden, and Raymond Beggs. Clarinets: Leland Foote, Jim Nelson, Gerald Worthington, Nancy Dunn, Jeanette Lind, Betty Bush, Jim Hundley, Connie Peterson, Judy Edmonds, Marilyn Wright, Judy Hampton, Sondra Kay Williams, Sam Goebel, Dorothy Sims, Susie Painter, Helen Grove. French Horn: Tommy Roberts, Carl Eberhart, Wayne Hignight, Jerry Hill, Jean Ellis. Trumpet: Kenny Taylor, Gary Pickering, Don Jones, Bill Peters, Don Katt, Paul Becknell, Jim Thomann, Doug Major, Don Hammer, Dennis Billings, Ronnie Schmidt, Don Shick, Louis Parra, Bill Robinson, Gene Car- penter, David Dunn, Joan Ellis, Harry McClain, Jim Sells. Bassoon: Kenneth Ogden. Tenor Sax: Don Lamb. Baritone Sax' Gary Collins. Bar- itone Horn: Norman Samuelson, Richard March, Bonnie Burbank, John Richesan. Trombone: Don Donahue, Paul Shrader, Jerry Foster, Charles Frank, Allen Swanson, Jim Hathaway, Ronald Braams, Scott Stuart, Larry Bishard, Percussion: John Doubleday, Barbara Smith, Virginia Haber- korn, Jerry Sue Locke, Jay English, Dave Gordon, Bob Leach, Philip McBride, Bob Miller, Phil Lorton, John Watson. Sousaphone:' Fred Kincaid, Wayne Preston, Joe Garcia. Flutes: Garry Sheley, Raymond Beggs, Rae Jean Kenney, Leta Purnell, Judy Smith, Larry McNeff, Carol Locke, Judy Smith, Gladys Heisman. Alto Sax: Larry Wilson, Wayne Beeson, Linda Nichols, Virginia Reeder, Priscilla Foote, Frank Romero. Majorettes: Marilyn Milam, Judy Eversole, Elaine Harris, Barbara Fry, Timotheia Lukon. Head Mariorette: Georgia Mashburn. Director: R, A. Samuelson. I r- 1 i : f ii, as-,serial 11. ,. .1 . swf 'ill ii 1 I1 xl .X4 CHIQIOQZQ Cjlwir BACK ROW, left to right: Richard Lawran, Jerry Smith, Rich Klepac, Gene Carpenter, Carlton Schu- mann, Walt Shepherd, Jim Lugar, Charles Anglen, Timothy Lamkin, Norman Tice, Ran Cooper, lvan Sells, Ronald Mason, Melvin Bliss, Alien Parks, Jim Clark, THIRD ROW: Linda Breshears, Sandy Deck, Carol Parsons, Margaret Worley, Deanna Hunn, Buddy Bace, Clyde Hinds, Leonard Lutz, Loren Knight, Roger Percival, Verna Davis, Ruth McConncl, Linda Petersen, Linda Waddell, SECOND ROW: Beverly Berger, Beverly Parks, Adele DeBolt, Dee Ann Foley, Gertrude Peck, Miss Marguerite Theis, Jerry Kay Lewis, Ethel Hale, Marlene Glass, Judy Jones, Mary Ann Wools, Norma Noah. FRONT ROW: Donna Hendrixson, Gayle Voorhees, Sue Bradley, Kay Ann Beck, Carole Heider, Jonanne Powell, Dixe Lee Saunders, Myra Anderson, Juanita Morales, Barbara Kent, Polly Dunkelbarger, Marcia Aldridge. ogfi , LQ 6 ug Page 48 STANDING, left to right: Ted Albright, Rod Rogers, Norman Hackathorn, Ronald Mason, Charles Anglen, Bob Sedorcek, Glen Lemmon, Miss Theis, Lewis Baker, Larry Caton, Terry Bevans. SEATED: Peggy Cat- lctt, Leonard Lutz, Dave Chelesnikiaccompanist, Richard Lawson, Jack Smithson, Buddy Ball. Q E ir 6 7 Le 5 I X X w . i t 5 BACK ROW, left to right: Carole Johnson, Marcia Alridge, Ann Becker, Linda Denton, Carolyn Nickols, Mary Faubion Karen Seitz M 'I B ' , , ari yn auer, Rheuan Crutchfield, Donna Schroeder, Elizabeth Bartoski, JoAnn Davis, Sharon Gillispie, Deanna Hunn. THIRD ROW. JoAnn McEvers, Mary Jane Hanis, Pat Trieb, Gayle Vorhees, Sharon Korte, Myra Anderson, Norma Noah, Janet Reed, LaVerne Love, Jeanette Rogers, Sandra Barclay. SECOND ROW: Rita Ackley, Francine Green, LaVonne Hall, Ellen Lees, Louise Einggieliih Ethel Hale, Marilyn Long, Beverly Berger, Caroyn Cowan. FRONT ROW: Gloria Barnes,Jonanne owe , lnda Breashers, Margaret Worley, Diane Ira, Nancy Ruthowski, Linda Waddell, Barbara Kuhlman, Dorothy Faerber. Mica! Wuaic by Karen Tucker This year has been an outstanding one for the vocal music department. The participa- tion of the A Cappella Choir ond the Boys' and Girls' Glee Clubs have mode this possible. The annual Christmas Assembly was presented to the student body and friends of our school and was enjoyed by everyone who attended. Another program that was given by the department was the Operetta, consisting of two parts-- Down in the Valley and The Nutcracker Suite . The instrumental music department together with the drama and danc ing departments, work closely with vocal music, which is under the direction of Miss Marguerite Theis. ccomlaaniafd STAND Peggy Catlett, Marlene Glass, Carolyn Krummel, Joalnne Powell, ttnda Denton, Gayle Voorhees: SEATED: Dave Chelesnik. ING, left to right: Sharon Scoville, Beverly Loftiss Jerry Sue Locke Judy Peerson Carole 'Heider Page 49 5 W l'l6Ll06 4 1 X, MS, , :gm A M 11 A .K -.:,,--,f 'r , J- . - ' ZQXFW '2?':'u . Page And he s lust divine!! Mambo?? The Line-up. Full House. K A m i A i AJ ,. ,K K - 'K . V K - H 5 it 4 And that just kills me!! Smile preity My friend. 50 'V' I -iv ,X ggi. MU. r 1 KK1 :id ff 4 , fy, . X 5 is X: T w gf tx W , .ms-, 5. -f LE' rms Him ,ww N 3' 4 mv X Football Managers .si s .151 I Bob Sands Gary Smith Dennis Renfro VARSITY SCHEDULE RESERVE SCHEDULE SOPHOMORE SCHEDULE Wyandotte 19 Central 7 Wyandotte 0 Central 7 Wyandotte 19 Shawnee Mis. 1 Wyandotte 13 Shawnee 18 Wyandotte 12 Shawnee Mis. 0 Wyandotte 19 Rosedale 20 Wyandotte 22 Leavenworth 0 Wyandotte 6 N. Kan. City 6 Wyandotte 19 St. Agnes 0 Wyandotte 40 Washington 0 Wyandotte 7 Leavenworth 0 Wyandotte 19 Washington 0 Wyandotte 31 Argentine 12 Wyandotte 14 Washington 0 Wyandotte 26 Shawnee Mis. 19 Wyandotte 39 Ward 6 Wyandotte 13 Argentine 0 Wyandotte 7 Van Horn 7 Wyandotte 6 Topeka 20 Wyandotte 0 No. Kan. City 21 Wyandotte 13 Paseo 13 Wyandotte 13 Lawrence 43 Wyandotte 25 Ward 0 Wyandotte 25 St. Joseph 0 Wyandotte 0 Topeka 7 Won 5, Lost 3 Won 5, Lost 2, Tie 1 Won 5, Lost 3, Tie 1 Page 52 -1-tk, . -f ,, I jooffaf With the aid of returning lettermen the Bulldog Gridsters once again captured the title of City Champions and com- pleted the season with a 5-3 record. Coach Ellis and his men may point with pride to a better than average year and a job well done. Displaying an unexpected aerial attack, the Canines de- feated Central l9 to 7 in Wyandotte's opening game. The first two touchdowns were produced by Dan Sheley, former half- back, who was converted to a quarterback, passing to lsh Wil- son. The third touchdown was made when J. W. Graves carried the ball in a Statue-of-Liberty play to set up a touchdown made by Dan Sheley. An alert Shawnee-Mission grid squad handed the Bulldogs their first defeat of the season with a score of l8 to l3. Wyan- dotte's brief moment of glory followed after Dave Chelesnik blocked an Indian punt, and the ball skewed into the path of Loren Rabon, who scooped it up on about the 30 and ran over. lsh Wilson's successful place kick gave the Canines their only lead. Traveling to Leavenworth, the Bulldogs returned to the victory side of the column as they defeated the Pioneers 22 to 0. Wyandotte drew first blood in the opening quarter when Don Saint downed one of the Leavenworth Pioneers in his own end zone for a 2-point safety. The Canines quickly pounded the Pioneers into the ground as they scored three touchdowns in the second quarter. The touchdowns were made by lsh Wilson and Dan Sheley with Wilson kicking two successful conversions. Wyandotte's ground attack proved too much for Wash- ington as the-Ellismen set'up six touchdowns and posted a 40 to O Sunflower league win. The touchdowns were made by J. W. Graves, Jack Rogers, Dan Sheley, Jerry Bell, and lsh Wilson who broke loose for a thrilling 72-yard run, the longest run of the season. Rod Rogers turned in some hard rushing through the middle along with Dan Sheley pouring on the steam off-tackle. lsh Wilson rambled at will, and J. W. Graves piled up the mileage for a fast moving, rushing game for the Bull- dogs. Spotlighted in defense was Charlie Brown, who had re- covered fram his injury suffered in an automobile accident. Rain and cold weather set the back drop for the Bulldog- Argentine game as the Canines swept past the Ponies, 3l to l2. By half time the Wyandotte gridsters had a l9 to O lead and threw in two other counters for good measure. Touchdowns By Gayle Kissick were made by lsh Wilson, Rod Rogers, J. W. Graves, Dan Sheley, and Jack Rogers. ln all, the Ellismen had a top notch line as Argentine quickly found out, and it points to the fine coaching given the team by Coach Ellis and his staff. J. W. Graves, right halfback in the fourth year of his football career, went out after playing five games of the season because of illness. With a score of 39 to 6 the Wyandotte's Homecoming victory over Ward made the evening festivities happy ones. Jack Rogers and Dan Sheley accounted for the first five touch- downs, and Rod Rogers piled over for the sixth one. Despite a flurry of eleven completed short passes, the Canines failed to put together any consistent drive as the Bull- dogs fell before Topeka, 20 to 6. Big Red marred the Capital City's hopes for a shutout when lsh Wilson raced 70 yards for the lone Canine tally. Charlie Brown played his best game of the season, commented Coach Ellis after the game. Others who showed remarkable ability at the defensive positions were Loren Rabon, Charles Klepec, and Dave Hills. Wyandotte grid men in their last game put up a tough first half battle against Lawrence, but ended on the short end of a 43 to l3 score. lsh Wilson made the first touchdown, and Dan Sheley made the last Canine tally of the season. Don Donahue's conversion was successful, which left the Bulldog score at I3 points. This game represented some fine playing by the seniors as they ended their last prep game of the year and for many ended their football career. This year's grid squad was captained by Charlie Brown, Dan Sheley, and Dave Chelesnik. Thanks go to head coach Ed Ellis and his assistants-David Kendall, Mark Plummer, and Bob Walton. The managers were Bob Sands, Gary Smith, and Dennis Renfro, who took good care of the team. The l957 captains-elect are lsh Wilson and Dave Hills. The following boys were chosen on the various all-star teams: All-state first-team-Dan Sheley, quarterback, Sun- flower League first team-lsh Wilson, halfback, All City first team-Loren Rabon, tackle, lsh Wilson, halfback, Dan Sheley, quarterback, Don Kennedy, guard, Dave Chelesnik, end, Second team-Darrell White, center, Rod Rogers, fullback, Honorable Mention-Dave Hills, center, J. W. Graves, halfback, Charlie Klepac, tackle, Mickey Alcanter, guard. BACK ROW, left to right: Gary Smith. Jim Taylor, Bob Hart, Bill Emery, Jim Larson, Ray Hattaway, Gene Dempsey. Burly Jenkins. Dennis Walker. August Miller, Tony Marquez. SECOND ROW: Earl Cowher, Carl Rejba, Jerry Bell, Jack Rogers, Alfred Kohler, J. W. Graves, Rod Rogers, lsh Wilson, Alan Sheley, Dennis Hol- wick, Neil Johanson, Jack Stimac. FIRST ROW: Charlie Klepac, Mickey Alcanter, Don Kennedy, Loren Rabon, Dan Sheley, Charlie Brown, Dave Chelesnik, Darrell White, Don Saint, Don Donahue, Dave Hills. 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I B 3 V. ,f f' ,- M . f A .ug Sil, K M 4 , - ,. - X- X X in k F Q ' b ' -J S fe 54 of fx or 1 if S' 4' if f-Q V, E X K , yn f- 5 . -I S '- - S N - Al Sheley Tony Marquez Jim Lorson Alfred Kohler Halfback, Junior Guard, Senior Quarterback, Junior Halfback, Junior Gene Dempsey Guard, Junior W ederue goofdaf g Back row, left to right: Coach Walton, Bob Golub, Walt Shepherd, Jim Rumsey, Jim Hopson, Carl Manczuk, Phil Schuley, Gary Chumley, Jim Bedsoul. Second row: Gordon Benson, Lewis Brown, Don Speer, Tom Kerr, Burly Jenkins, Bob McCoy, Steve Burnau, Richard Collins, Steve Rose, Jim Taylor, Ernest Mohone. Front row: John Denesha, Glenn Bengston, Earl Cowher, Bob Hart, Jerry Bell, Tony Marquez, Bill Emery, Al June, Gene Dempsey, Atan Sheley. The Bullpups, ending the season with a 5-3-l record, were on outstanding defensive unit. Only once was there more than one touchdown scored against the eleven, Five of the nine games the team held the opposition scoreless. Offensively the unit was of good calibre with some difficulty in the ground attack. By some well timed pass plays the Bullpups scored in six of the nine games aided by hard driving backs to make the few extra yards needed. This year's team was coached by Bob Walton. Sopkomore joofgaf ff' Bock row, left to right: Cooch Morgan, Warren Wessell, Coach Norrk, David Mott, Bill Kline, Paul Gester, Darrell Harris, Larry Standefer, Bob Pippenger, Biil Taylor, Keith Beck, Gary McNerney, Norman Samuelson, Larry Boyd, Mike Beach, Jay Peck, Ray Robinett, Don Tinsley, Jack Wright, Sotirios Nicolopoulos, Junior Thiry, Charles Shoemaker, Jim Thomann, Larry Lightfoot, David Zuck, Head Coach Sheffield. Second row: Terry Barnhart, Tom NovoGradic, Nolen Ellison, 'Steve Swaim, Ron Smith, Lonnie Atkisson, Ted Logan, Don Jones, Bonnie Rambo, David Hume, Bill Filer, Ron Smith. Front row: Bud Johnson, Clifford Dudley, Arlan Rogers, Don Marguis, David Gailey, Ron Lany, Herbert Hollis, Jim Gill, Deane McMillian, Paul Bicknell, Larry Spillman, The i957 Sophomore football team was the most successful one since l949. They com- pleted a schedule of eight games and ended the season with a 6-I-l record. Their only defeat was to Rosedale Reserves with a score of 20 to l9. They outscored their opponents l50 to 59. Junior Thiry and Jim Gill lead the scoring with 43 and 30 points respectively. The coaches Page 56 were head coach Charles Sheffield, J. B. Morgan, and Delvin Norris. eaerue garfefgaff by Jerry Kay Lewis The responsibility of continuing the great winning tradition of Wyandotte High School falls on the shoulders of ten lanky boys. But they have the situation well in hand. Under the watchful guidance of Coach David Kendall, they concluded a successful season by winning thirteen games and only losing two. Hats off to next year's Bulldogs! Wyandotte ............ Wyandotte .,.,.,,,..,. Wyandotte ............ Wyandotte ..,......... Wyandotte ............ Wyandotte ,...,....... Wya ndatte ............ 45 43 36 27 33 50 59 Wyandotte ............ 41 Wya ndatte ....,....... 35 Wyandotte ............ 39 Wyandotte ............ 44 Wyandotte ...., .... 4 2 Wyandotte ,,... .,.. 3 6 Wyandotte ..... ..,. g 3 Wyandotte ..... .... BACK ROW, left to right: Coach Kendall, Mike Beach, Don Yovetich, Terry Bloskey, Noland Ellison. SECOND ROW: Bonnie Rambo, Bill Gunderman, Bill Emery, Rhett Drake. FRONT ROW: Alfred Kohler, Jim Gill. .sjolakomore gaiefgaf l by Jerry Kay Lewis A very fine example of Bulldog fighting spirit is the Sophomore team led by Coach Walt McGregor. These ten boys wanted to play basketball so badly that they gave their own time in the evenings to practice. Long after supper the gym lights would still be blazing as they worked to shape the finest team in their league. The result? Seven wins and no losses. Congratulations, boys! Won 13, Ward .,... . ............... .. Southwest .,........... .. North Kansas Clty Topeka ................... Lawrence ................. Shawnee-Mlsslon ..... Leavenworth ........... Washington ............ Argentine .............. Topeka .................... Shawnee-Mission .... Washington ............ Paseo ...................... Argentine ...... ..... Ward ........... ..... Lost 2 Wyandotte .,... Turner ................ .. ...... 16 Wyandotte ..... Shawnee-Mission ..... ..,... 3 9 Wyandotte .,... Argentine ................. ...... 2 8 Wyandotte ..... Turner ................. ...... 1 6 Wyandotte ..... St. Agnes ............... ...... 2 5 Wyandotte ..... Shawnee-Mission .,,.. ...... 2 9 Wyandotte ..... Argentine ........... ...... 2 3 Won 7 Lost 0 i '- ' i ew 5 ' 5 s ' l 3 5 , X .M 0 si' ' 5' ' . 1 l , 'ST' l 1 4 y S ' X Q . Et 'ai ' , R C V C 2 B ' . xl ' X A X 3 I K is Ti, K-if NY ' T . .f .4 , Managers, left to right: Jerry Ford, Allan Abrams, Larry Spillman. BACK ROW, left ta right: Coach Walt McGregor, Bill Kline, Bud John- son, Alex Supica, Eugene Smith, Paul Hester. FRONT ROW: Dwight Plumlee, Ron Smith, Don Marquis, Don Stroup, Roy Miller. Safe Klzamlaiona A gunshot rang out and suddenly hysterical cries sprang from a thousand throats. Murder? ln a way, yes! The Wyan- dotte Bulldogs had just slaughtered the Rosedale Wildcats to capture the Kansas Class AA Basketball Championship! Those hysterical cries were not cries of fright but of pure joy. Fans hugged each other and danced in the aisles. Tears of happiness flowed freely. Yes, Big Red had gone all the way-undefeated! They said it couldn't be done, but Coach Walter Shuby Shublom and his crafty Canines had other ideas. To prove their paint they started off the season by whipping Ward, Southwest, and North Kansas City in quick order, 66-50, 56-36, 66-39, respectively. Next-traveling to Topeka-the Bulldogs bounced their bas- ketball right over the talented Trojans resulting in a score of 50-47. A long trip, but worth every minute of it. The Lion men of Lawrence were determined to snap the cap right off the Wyandotte winning streak. They fought a hard game, but for all their determination, they couldn't quite match the smooth team work of the W cagers. Wyandotte wins again-66-58. The traditional spirit of Wyandotte led all loyal Canine supporters to Salina over the Christmas holidays for the Salina Invitational Tournament. Needless to say, the Bulldogs con- tinued their winning ways to take the trophy. Salina was the first to go down, 62-45, and Parsons followed in double-quick time, 56-42. When Bulldog basketeers invade the Shawnee -Mission reservation, a full-scale battle is sure to follow. Fans were certainly not disappointed. The Indians were looking for a few Canine scalps, but thanks to a last-ditch layup by Jack Whittier, with only l5 seconds of play remaining, Big Red saved its precious record and its scalp. ln spite of the double- trouble Bryan twins, Lawrence Comley scored 2l points, and the Bulldogs squeezed past, 56-54. Tying a ribbon around their ninth straight game of the season, W cagers clobbered Leavenworth's Pioneers, 92-56. Jr. Comley pumped through 27 points to grab high-point laurels for the night. Proving his ability was Rex Beach with l8 countersg all field goals, they came from l8 to 20 feet away completely baffling the Pioneer defense. Canine basketeers put on a dazzling display of defensive ability to completely bind a helpless Washington crew by the score of 50-37 to end the first round of Sunflower League play. The Wildcats were held to a mere 20 points in the first three quarters. The Argentine Mustangs seemed like frisky yearlings as they employed an agile zone defense against Big Red, but all to no avail as the Canines shook it and zipped to victory, 6l-5l. Paced by Larry Comley's 35-point output, the clever Canines whisked by the Topeka Trojans on the Bulldogs' own court. by Jerry Kay Lewis The Trojans were considered one of the biggest obstacles in the march to Sunflower League supremacy, but Big Red made the Trojan Horse look like a sway-backed nag as they romped for their twelfth straight win, 6l-52. Friday and the l3th game of the season. Unlucky? Not for our Bulldogs! The gymnasium was packed to over-flowing with fans who thrilled to the best game of the season, a real spine-tingler from the word Go! It was touch and go through- out the latter part of the contest as the lead changed hands several times. Wyandotte, with l:28 left, again took the lead with a shot by Jim Lugar, and the game was put on ice by the Bulldogs again gaining control and obtaining their final three- point lead to win the game, 54-5l. The Bulldogs chased the 'Cats up a tree on Washington's court to win their l4th straight and the Sunflower League Title. Comley and Beach cashed in on field goals and charity tosses as they scored 34 and 22, respectively. Winning by o score of 80-64, they concluded the Sunflower loop with a 6-0 slate. Paseo and Argentine were no match for the Wyandotte Bulldogs as the scores readily show. Paseo dropped out, 65-48, while the Mustangs fell behind, 57-51. Wyandotte wrapped up their second undefeated regular sea- son, in as many years, as they slipped by an upset-'minded group of men from Ward to the tune of 52-48. The Bulldogs met Washington in the first game of Regional play, easily winning by a score of 30-l7. lf the heart desires and the mind decides, the hands will deliver. The hands of Big Red certainly delivered as they whirled the Ward Cyclones right out of Regional hopes beating them 47-35. On to Wichita and the State Tournament! Wellington was completely out-classed by the classy Canines as Wyandotte easily won 59-26. Shuby's boys plastered the Parsons Railroaders in the semi-finals winning 47-35. Rex Beach injured his knee, putting him out of action in the third quarter-but not before he had scored l6 points for high-point laurels of the evening. With Beach unable to play, the Bulldog position was low- ered for favorites in the final contest. But Comley came throuah and led the number one team in the state on to victory, as he scored 37 points to break the record held by Joe Stevens of North set against Wyandotte in l954. lt was the first time in recent history that the State finals have been all Kansas City. The brilliant Bulldogs pranced to their second class AA crown in the past three years, as they beat off a poised Rosedale cage squad, 60-53. Rex Beach and Larry Comley, the greatest basketball players in the history of Wyandotte, were both named to berths on the ALL STATE squad. Phil Heitmeyer was placed on the second team for the state meet. Congratulations, Bulldogs!!! an I S - t 1, ,,,,,,,h5, S Jmwmssetssmm, 9 'wi , E...---- LEFT TO RIGHT: Gil Wilson, Rex Beach, Bob Boker, Dove Chelesnik, Phil Heik- meyer, Lawrence Comley, Royce Adkisson, Bill Young, Jim Lugor, Carleton Kleitz, Jack Whittier, John Redick. FRONT: Head Coach Shublomg Coach Sheffield. is -ii.-rlmsg S-il '1?a11.i. If .J- ,mill K I1 C W andotte Wins State E Q uunaxkyv aj. mac aaa-aux: ixruagw vigil-T MHSAQJCEAVKQS. 'iilptal my of Yyyandutun wht, ggi, .tm vzent kk if is an the Siiiiliil' 1 www ifmngq an 22 state mar-QV . on t .. . ' ,V . ' . J' M W f , ia-time tizsssrmmmsiqvr, wi' rams' ti7Iii'!1ZlIl!i5Iif S ' XFN' Cwmlw ,.y,f,gke,3 Lion' iC!t3,, .Lfzff 'Qi-'Eli ,yiyfgi 35 5 dfgu., K 7 i J L1 vt HA 4 , rx it . 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Bill Gundermun imskqtxhau page FheLesmekd 1 cw caE::::9:T::zForwqrd ,L ,fi iximimxm Q Junior Guard 'i!i'SW1Ugi fr- 3 emo' 'nm' J X515 1 g fi L, A feasts, h if- gum LQ ii.:f1W'f 'if Hx 1 Q. lmmjh A , , m 6,1 lst-me tm11'nz1:wisi sw ixiiuei, :incf'i'i 5f W' rpflfui 'mm 'mm' 7 'S iimii bviwvv Nw-,P kin what wig is mi, 59,3-,nfl time in tm ll-wiiigcgppi l,w,,Qi,f ni .---ye my tim tru K wiiififlxnkv iuliivr fire-wiiiiw' Turnpike ii Wichita fivv we-nw Wv:mdniii,e has c0m11fi'1'iiWV 1 Hi9W 'U5 'W' W'H5f'l1Y -1 Page 61 Page Ken Lyon across first. third and John Redick taking fourth. Running in the Sunflower meet in Topeka the Canines took second place. John Redick paced the Bulldogs for the meet taking second place in a 9:3l time. Lyons, slowed by sickness, took seventh place. Cunningham and Hath- away rounded out the scoring with a ninth and tenth place. The Cross Country squad took third place at the Haskell Invitational meet with Ken Lyons taking third and John Redick taking seventh. ln the Lawrence Regionals the Canines took third place qualifying them for the State Meet held at To- peka. The Wyandotte iog men found it easy going against the runners from Sumner as they won the first five places to gain a l5 to 45 victory. Ken Lyons led the team with a 8:32 time and was followed by Redick, Baker, Hathaway, and Cunningham. Out of the eight schools competing in the State meet at Topeka Wyan- dotte's squad took fifth place. John Redick finished fifth and was followed by Canines Tom Cunningham and Bob Baker for the Wyandotte scoring. Ken Lyons, Wyandotte's top scorer, was unable to run in the meet due to sickness. At the end of the season Coach Swaim stated, l'm well pleased by the fine times and effort shown by the men on this year's team. lt was a good season. We all can agree with Coach Swaim that the boys did a fine job. This year's team was cap- tained by Ken Lyons, a senior. The captain-elect for the next year is Tom Cunningham. 62 roars Couniry By Gayle Kissick Wyandotte cinderpaths were in use this fall as Coach Francis Swaim announced this year's schedule of ten meets for the cross country men. John Redick, Ken Lyons, and Bob Baker, returning let- termen, represented the backbone for this year's team. The jog men won four of their meets, took second once, third twice, fourth place once, and in'the state meet they took fifth place. Ken Lyons, a senior, led Wyandotte times with 7 minutes I5 seconds. At the first of the season Coach Swaim stated, Competition will be at its best this year with many top teams striving for top state honors at the end of the season. In their first meet of the season the squad defeated Emporia High with a score of l4 to 24. Running a l M mile course, Ken Lyons took first in a 7:39 time. Cunningham, Redick, and Fordyce took third, fourth and sixth place respectively. ln their second meet the Canines completely dominated the Van Horn harriers, l5 to 45. Wyandotte took the first six places with John Redick taking first in a 7:35 time. Those who took the other first five places were Lyons, Cunningham, Fordyce, Hathaway and Baker. Their first loss of the season was to Shawnee Mission with a score of 3l to 26. Ken Lyons took first place and set a new course record running the lk mile in a 7:l5 time. John Redick came within three seconds of this new record. The iog men easily defeated Paseo, Kansas City, Missouri's champions, l8 to 41. Wyandotte's men took six out of the first seven places with Ken Lyons taking first. Others who placed were Redick, Hathaway, Fordyce, Baker, and Cunningham. No records were set or broken because of the strong wind. Traveling to the Emporia Invita- tional meet the hill chasers took fourth place with Ken Lyons taking Left to right: Norman Fordyce, Tom Cunningham, Ken Lyon, John Redick, Jim Hathaway, Bob Baker, and Coach Francis Swaim. by Gayle Kissick E1 J N f Q S ' t is ,W ,.. - , ter , V-I Q2 ' ' - 1 1 , ' . F5 if X -, . if my 5 X 5 'Ev 3 s BACK ROW, left to right: Jerry Foster-captain, Sam Copenhaver, Bill Parks, James Horst, Coach McHenry. THIRD ROW: Ron Case-manager, Wayne Preston, George Spoon, John Denesha, Dave Gordon. SECOND ROW: Bruce Schlosser, Larry Johnson, Darwin Richardson, Loren Baker. FRONT ROW: Fred Seal, Floyd Ham, Doug Thorp, James Howe. Started in the early 1920's as an interscholastic sport, tumbling was abandoned at Wyandotte during the 1930's and the 4O's. In i947 Mr. Orville McHenry revived the sport at Wyandotte. The tumblers, although they no longer compete with other schools, give a number of exhibitions every year. During halftime of various home basketball games, you can see the tumblers exhibit their ability and skill. Special letters are awarded to mem- bers who quality for them. This year's team was led by Jerry Foster, captain, and they were coached by Mr. McHenry. 1 Iwi ---- mm ,. 1 1' X D -'--qgggg VWQS. il Mr. Norris, coach of Wyandotte's swimming team, began this year with seven returning varsity lettermen and four returning reserve lettermen. Thirteen dual meet were scheduled and the team ended the year with a 7-6 record. The Bulldogs placed fifth in the state meet. Ralph Hunt, a senior, is the first swimmer in Wyan- dotte history to hold five school records. He is the co- holder of the 40 yard freestyle event, he holds the 100 yard breaststroke, and the 120 individual medley. He was a member of the teams that held the 160 medley relay and the 160 freestyle relay records. The swimming team opened the 1956-57 season with an intra-squad meet, The two teams were headed by Ralph Hunt and Tom Tillery, this years captains. Sev- eral records were broken as Tillery's section edged Hunt's squad, 39-38. ln the annual Varsity-Alumni bout, snr: crmmriou Manny RELAY TEAM-Lenroraghf: non Kennedy, Wv0nd0ffe'S varsity lost to the alumni. 44-40. Rulph Hunt. Bob Kenf. Gnd Terry LOHOYYIUH- ln the first conference meet, Coach Norris' finmen churned out a victory over Topeka, 44-33. Wyandotte took seven first places against the Trojans and in the o o process shattered the school record in the 160 free- by Gqyle Kiggick style relgg gvith Hunt, Goodbar, Lanaman, and Tillery doing 1: . . The Swimdogs wrapped up their second dual as they won over Wichita North, 51-26. Wyandotte again captured seven firsts. Ralph Hunt set a new school record, swimming the 100 yards butterfly-breaststroke in l:O5.7. Terry Lanaman, a sophomore, closed a three yard gap on the last leg of the freestyle relay to finsh inches ahead of North. ln a close battle Wyandotte lost to Coffeyville, 51-26. Don Kennedy erased a 13 year old school record in the 100 yard backstroke with a 1:04.3 clocking. Unable to stop the determined group of finmen from Wichita East, the Bulldogs trailed in the final score of 42-35. Four firsts went to Wyandotte. Swimming against Wentworth, the Bulldogs won the meet, 64-13. Tom Tillery set a new school record in the 120 individual medley with 1:24.4. Coach Norris and his finmen found themselves in rough water as they dropped two close meets to the Wichita teams in a dual and a triangular. Wichita North drew first blood as they passed Wyandotte, 41-35. Against Wichita East and West, Wyan- dotte took third with 39 points. Bulldog swimmers, however, did break three records over the weekend. Ralph Hunt set a new school record in the 120 individual medley at the North meet with a 1119.8 time. Kennedy, Hunt, Kent, and Goodbar set a new 160 yd. medley relay record with 1:29.8. Bishard, Lanaman, Hunt, and Tillery set a new state mark for this year with a 160 yd. freestyle relay time of 1:18.5. Meeting the Topeka team for a second time this year the Bulldogs won with a score of 59-18. Wyandotte just missed having a perfect night with eight firsts out of nine possibles. For the seventh consecutive year the Norris aquadogs swam past Kemper, 59-18. Jerry Goodbar dove his best, accumulat- ing 223.2 points. Jerry Fleming swimming the 120 yd. individual medley relay tied his own junior record of 1:22.6. Lee Leger, a junior, took first in the 200 yd. freestyle event with 2:2211 Kennedy, Hunt, Kent, and Tillery erected a new school record of 1:26.6 in the 160 yd. medley relay. Tom Tillery tied the school's 40 yd. freestyle record of 19.2. Swimming against Wichita West again, the Bulldogs suffered a loss in what could be termed the most thrilling meet of the year. Hunt and Tillery gained the only two individual firsts for Wyandotte in the freestyle events. The final score was 36-41. Swimming again against Wentworth this year was an easy victory for the Bulldogs with a score of 68-9. The Wyandotte aquadogs had a perfect evening as they took first in all nine events. - Meeting the Shawnee Mission team the Canines took eight firsts out of nine possible. Bishard, Hunt, Lanaman, and Tillery set a new school record in the 160 yd. freestyle relay in a 1118.2 time. The final score of the meet was 62-15. Up against the stiffest state swim meet competition in many years, Wyandotte accumulated 23 points to take fifth place. Kennedy, Hunt, Kent, and Lanaman established a new state rec0rd for the 160 yd. medley relay in 1:27.5. Coach Norris, Captains Ralph Hunt and Tom Tillery, and Manager Paul Bicknell can be proud of a fine team record. BACK ROW, left to right: Coach Norris, Jerry Fleming, Jay Tillery, Larry Dowd, Joe Palmer, Willard Snyder, Bob Tice, Manager Paul Bicknell. SECOND ROW: Jack Bates, Bill Taylor, Lonnie Atkisson, Jerry Goodbar, Steve Swaim, Chuck Fisher, Don Schone, Larry Bishard. FRONT ROW: Louie Shelleda, John Sanders, Lee Leger, Terry Lanaman, Dan Kennedy, Tom Tillery, Ralph Hunt, Bob Kent. N we 1. i 1 page 64 V ,V jig ,Q X5 'f isis rdimbwiubmm ,gm xg er wg-gi i Coach Noni! Captain Tom Tllluy h cousin RMP Hun' Senior-Freestyle Senior-Breaststroke '1-Q ' 'f ,+- ' We A 1 Jerry Goodbur Don Kennedy - A . , A Senior-Diving Senior-Backstroke .. .,A ,. 2? Joe Palmer .Iolln Sanders Senior-Breaststroke Senior-Freestyle neeigee Terry Lanarnan Sophomore-Freestyle BMI Taylor Don Donahue Sophomore-Freesfyle Senior-Diving Bob Kent Sophomore-Breaststroke Larry Blshard Don Schone Junior-Freestyle Sophomore-Backstroke Jerry Fleming Lee leger Junior-Freestyle J unior-Freestyle Not Pictured-Jock Bates, Senior-Diving p I 5' k U Louie Shellada ogoplusmzse-Manager I e ermen Sophomore-Freestyle Page 65 Wyandotte Cheerleaders . 7 Y Ouiia, tell us all. Page 66 v ' 4 4 MQ? 'FXZM Q gr avi ' i - 5255 I K l'l6ll05 W' 9 Pep..' Beauties and the Beast. I' Hold that pass. r e ggiiiiiil SQ ,.-4 1. And the score goes up another notch . H9uN,Q,w.g,,,mhN4 swfww ' .. .. A . Xwwswm K X ,L . ,..,., . k X X X E552-f ' ggi- .- kk K . ,, if J E A wb - Mfg. 2 SQ -i Q i K. ..hh is . . kk K - X, - X ...f-ff-w lik K Simi - -- . We- ' sein X'-l iss- 3 .. ,ii .5 7-wa 55, 4 KF ., A x ? xg 49-3 X Q W K X SESS? 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I'lI diet tomorrow! ,Q-am., -A W , N 1 wx., Hill and Gully Rider . . . WHAT? Goulash, again!? DeboIe!?! Page 78 Q Sliowoffs at Muscle Beach! Go, MUN, GO! T ,gf '44-4. K ,, . A ,X , ,K 5 1 .k-. . 3 Mk-.55 Im K i,- 5 ,5- h A, ' ,.53g l455 g:3k --fc ' - . .. ,f Q Q w w - .t Q ' - -K K ,, 3-my Q ,1 fwiwxjz f??? ?3Mss Q--mf - f kj2g3 -i2iQa.Q5g'-,- W A V Q .A X K ag N.,,Qv,,,,Q ' 5,1 . wg K U I 5 X f,f,...,W,,q,,, . , .wp if . Q ix is 53,3 t XE - ix mg -.--vw-x ,..,-I 5 - . Mi-gs x x ,Qi ...Qs fffwwsaf Q , .5 . ,.. K sr X X fm . . M .,A. ..,. . A ,, A..,, . , g g .fy--W K - - 155: Page 80 cffaaa o I 95 7 v By Bonnie Goode, LoDonna Hendrix, and Tawanda Anderson As a sheet of paper is torn into tiny pieces and scattered in the wind, the Class of '57 will be separated into many walks of life. Some will start in various jobs and work their way up the ladder of success while others, pursuing a higher education, will start out to the college of their choice. Seniors! Remember when we were Freshmen and how we used to admire the seniors and wished to be one of them. Remember our first impression of this enormous and beautiful building. We scurried around the halls like church mice hoping to find the right classes, even though we didn't always succeed. There were so many new things to do and, of course, there was that necessary evil, homework. But, it all passed too quickly and before we knew what was happening, we were Sophomores. Even though we were still underclassmen, we had a wonderful year. We took State were the joyous cries of the students and basketball boys in l955. We had the opportunity to make many new friends during the year. Many students came from the junior highs to help throng the halls of Wyandotte and make it the largest class in '55. Yes, it was a wonderful year and will never be forgotten. Then came the summer and when the fall came again we were Juniors. Now, at last, we were upperclassmen. Remember how exciting it was to choose our Senior rings? So many different ones to choose from. ' Then came that glorious time, The Passing of the Robe ceremony. ln this cere- mony we accepted the full responsibility that goes with being a Senior. We were the Class of '57. Then came the most outstanding year of our school life. Not only our Senior year but our last year ever to be in Wyandotte as a real part of the student body. There were more things to do than we had done in the three previous years put together. And, there was the feeling of pride that goes with being a Senior. Remember the thrill we felt when our Bulldogs stomped Ward at the Homecoming game? And then, there was the Christ- mas Formal and the Senior Party, 57 Varieties. Yes, it was hard to imagine our last year. We would miss all our friends whom we were accustomed to seeing every day, We would miss the teachers, too, as never again would we hear them say, l'll see you tonight for a seventh hour. But, perhaps the thing we would miss most of all would be Social Hall. For the past few years, Social Hall had been our gathering place where we went on Friday mornings to watch the Cheerleaders and yell for the team. Remember how pretty Social Hall looked at Christmas with the huge white tree and the candles abovethe fireplace. We will miss these things, of course, but we feel that we have accomplished many things during our four years at Wyandotte. These years will not be forgotten and will be cherished by all. Senior Class Officers, loft to right: Evert Sisney, vice-president, Rex Beach, president, Mr. Robert Walton sponsor Jerry Kay Lewis, treasurer, Barbara Barkyoumb, secretary. ALLAN E. ABIIAMS RITA ACKLEY CLAYTON ADAMS DAVID ADAMS ALLAN E. ABRAMS-Boys' W Club, Basketball letterman- manager, Camera Club, Chemistry Club, Dramatics Club- president, Debate, Hollywood Club, Hi-Y, Kay Cees, National Forensic, National Thespian, Plays, Student Council RITA ACKLEY-GAA, Girls' Glee Club, Girls' League Repre- sentative, Splash Club, Variety Show CLAYTON ADAMS DAVID ADAMS TIM ADAMS WILLIAM G. ADDINGTON-Hollywood Club, Microscope Club, Pantograph ROYCE ADKISSON-Boys' W Club, Basketball letterman LINDA ALBRIGHT-Design for Livina, FHA, GAA, Girls' League Representative, Future Teachers Club, Inter- national Relations, Kay Cees, Y-Teens DELORES FRANCES ALCANTER--Biology Club, Classical Club, International Relations SHARON ALEXANDER-Cheerleader-reserve, Dramatics Club, FHA, GAA, Girls' League Representative, Future Teachers Club, International Relations, Kay Cees, National Thespian, Plays, Spanish Club, Student Council, Variety Show GARY ALLEN-Football, Hollywood Club SALLY JO ALLEN--Classical Club, FHA, Future Nurses Club, GAA, Future Teachers Club, International Relations, Kay Cees, Ushers Club, Y-Teens FRED L. AMOS TIM ADAMS ,- 9x Nr DW? WILLIAM ADDINGTON 'YS ROYCE ADKISSON LINDA ALDRIGHT DELORES ALCANTER I X I , s 'Q ,X '3- I lr' wi 6 of Yne ' - .4 SHARON ALEXANDER DAVE ANDERSEN-Bioloay Club-vice-president, International Relations, Spanish Club BETTY JEAN ANDERSON-Girls' Glee Club, Tyronian TAWANDA ANDERSON-Classical Club, Courtesy Club, Design X for Livina, Future Teachers Club-historian, 0rchestra-presi- dent, Quill and Scroll, Quiverian Staff E MANCIEL ANDERTON :g CHARLES ANGLEN-A Cappella, Boys'GIee Club, Variety Show, ' Operetta Ti-IERESA ANTONOPOULOS -infermraonai Reiafsons, 'ryronaan 1 M f' X I Dx 1 w X Nz--.fx , I ' GARY ALLEN SALLY JO ALLEN FRED L. AMOS at X QCA-il i , QR ' DAVE ANDERSEN BETTY ANDERSON TAWANDA ANDERSON MANCIEL ANDERTON CHARLES ANGLEN THERESA ANTONOPOULOS Page 81 ar. 6' . KQV v l' YW I , SANDRA ASHLEY CAROL AULGUR JUDY AUSTIN LAVON BAKER LOREN IAKER SANDRA IARCLAY .X BARBARA DARKYOUMD DRUCI BARRETT KATHERINE IASCH I 4' I, if use fl S if ,l o A Q JACK BATES , S,.A , I ,--.. . - AL W7 A 0 s 5, '- V ' P. ' 5 5 ' Q. - A,,, A my may 5 A A A ilk' - ., 2 'Z ' 2 f I S i NDQN , HAROLD BAUGHN REX REACH KAY ANN DECK fibv SANDRA ASHLEY-Courtesy Club-president Future Nurses Club, Girls' League Representative, Kay C'-es, Y-Teens CAROL AULGUR JUDY AUSTIN-Art Club, FHA, GAA, Kay Cees, Y-Teens LAVON BAKER LOREN BAKER-Tumbling letterman SANDRA BARCLAY-Courtesy Club, Girls' Glee Club Girls' Leaaue Representative, Kay Cees, Student Council, Tyronian B A R B A R A BARKYOUMB--Cheerleader-reserve, Cheerleader- varsity, Senior Class Secretarv. Dramatics Club, FHA, Hlprizon Club, International Relations, Kay Cees, Variety S ow BRUCE R. BARRETT-Chemistry Club. Dramnfics Club, Debate, Desinn for Living, International Re'a'ions, Kay Cees, National Forensic, National Thespian, Plays KATHERINE BASCH-Art Club, GAA JACK BATES-Basketball, Chemistry Club, Swimming Team, Spanish Club HAROLD BAUGHN-Bond-manager, Future Teachers Club, Kay Cees, Orchestra-manager, Plays, Variety Show, Operetta, Pep Band REX BEACH--Boys' W Club, Basketball lettermon, Classical Club, Senior Class President, Track letterman KAY ANN BECK-Accompanist, A Caofella, Classical Club, Girls' Glee Club, Future Teachers Club, Kay Cees, Ponto- A graph, Quill and Scroll, Variety Show, Operetta, Y-Teens CURTIS BECKER-Chemistry Club T RAYMOND E, BEGGS--Band-manager, Variety Show RICHARD BEGGS JOHN BEHREND-Football, Kay Cees, Track Team JUDY BELLO-International Relations, Kay Cees, Y-Teens HAROLD BENSKIN Page CURTIS BECKER RAYMOND E. BEGGS RICHARD BEGGS JOHN BEHREND JUDY DELLO HAROLD IENSKIN 82 ., Vx, is K ans.,- ii 'W Q I X 2, in Q., X 0 , I I 5 55, . uum x 'em-v 'Nr' !': 'v WAYNE IERGER STEPHEN BIERI MARY BINGER LOUISE IINGGELI MARILYN BIRGE CAROLYN BIZAL WAYNE BERGER STEPHEN BIERI MARY GRACE BINGER-Dramatics Club, Plays, Ushers Club, Y-Teens LOUISE BINGGELI-Girls' Glee Club, Variety Show MARILYN R. BIRGE--GAA -vice-president, Girls' League Council, Girls' W Club-president, International Relations, Kay Cees, Pantograph-business manager, Quill and Scroll CAROLYN BIZAL-Cheerleader-varsity-co-captain, Dramatics Club, FHA, GAA, Girls' League Representative, Future Teachers Club, International Relations, Kay Cees, National Thespian, Pantograph, Plays, Quill and Scroll, Splash Club, Student Council, Tyronian, Ushers Club, Variety Show, Y-Teens-secretary LLOYD BLACK-Debate, National Forensic, Student Council GEORGIA BLAKESLEY-GAA, Girls' Glee Club, Variety Show, Operetta, Y-Teens DANIEL BLUHM-Art Club CAROL BOATMAN-GAA CAROLYN BOATMAN-Art Club, Classical Club, Future Nurses Club, International Relations, Y-Teens D O R O T H Y BOGDANOWICZ-Cheerleader-varsity-co-captain, Courtesy Club, Future Teachers Club-secretary, Kay Cees, Social Council, Student Council, Tyronian, Y-Teens GLEN BORING SHERRIE BOWDRE-Dromatics Club, GAA, Pantograph, Plays, Quill and Scroll, Y-Teens JOHN BOWLIN-Boys' W Club, Boys' Glee Club, Track Team, Track Ietterman LENVILLENE BOWLIN-Girls' Glee Club, Horizon Club, Orchestra, Tyronian, Y-Teens DONNA JO BOYD-Cheerleader-varsity, Courtesy Club, Sopho- more Class Treasurer, Dramatics Club, FHA. Future Teachers Club, GAA, Girls' League Representative, International Relations, Kay Cees, Pantograph, Plays, Social Council, ipaash Club, Student Council, Ushers Club, Variety Show, - eens GEORGE W, BOYER, JR.-Chemistry Club, Student Council SUE ELLEN BRADLEY-A Cappella, Dramatics Club, FHA, GAA, Girls' Glee Club, Kay Cees, Plays, Splash Club, Variety Show, Operetta 1' i ii y we ,L -: LLOYD BLACK GEORGIA BLAKESLEY DANIEL BLUHM A 39 H - e lt. .0 ll , Il 'Ba Man MQ' CAROL IOATMAN s CAROLYN IOATMAN DOROTHY IOGDANOWICZ GLEN IORINO me if .E .i ' , R,:-.,, L -i -c--we i H3 i A . SHERRIE BOWDRE JOHN BOWLIN LENVILLENE BOWLIN DONNA JO BOYD GEORGE W. BOYER, JR. SUE ELLEN BRADLEY 'A Page 83 ,- Nw an 'IG-A vu... N. MARTHA BRASWELL RUTH BREGG LINDA BRESHEARS ALBERT D. BRIGHT ANITA BRITT JERRY BRITT MARTHA BRASWELL RUTH BREGG-Dramatics Club, GAA, Nationol Thespian, Orchestra, Ushers Club LINDA BRESHEARS-A Cappella, Classical Club, Debate, GAA, Girls' Glee Club, Variety Show, Operetta ALBERT D, BRIGHT-Art Cub, Boys' Glee Club, National Art Honor Society, Tyronian ANITA LOUlSE BRITT-Art Club, Chemistry Club, Kay Cees JERRY BRITT-Golf, Track Team 9-.ww sovo BROOKS CLARICE anon-izn'roN annum skowu BOYD BROOKS-Swimming Team CLARICE BROTHERTON-GAA, International Relations, Kay Cees, Tyronian 7 , BRENDA BROWN-Art Club-president-secretary, Dramatics . Club, French Club, Girls' League CounciL International . 0 9 . Relations, Kay Cees, National Art Honor Society 0 3 Q CHARLIE BROWN-Boys' W Club, Basketball, FootbaIl-co- ' 0 captain, Student Council ' 6 JUDY BETH BROWN-Kay Cees KAY BROWN-Art Club, Dramatics Club, FHA, Future Teachers Club-president, Kay Cees, Spanish Club , 5- PAT BROWN--Kay Cees, Y-Teens TYRONE E. BROWN I A , JERRY BROWNAWELL OWN QW 5 + q 'J' ot3q'n, GALEN BROWNELL-Dmmfmcs Club, Track Team CHARLIE BR U Mn .? PAT BRUNNER-Future Nurses Club, Future Teachers Club, German Club, International Relations, Kay Cees, Tyronian, Ushers Club ANN- BULMAN-GAA THOMAS BULMAN-C Q Club, Football JUDY BETH BROWN KAY BROWN PAT BROWN Ks' new-wwf TYRONE E. BROWN JERRY BROWNAWELL GALEN BROWNELI. PAT BRUNNER ANN BULMAN THOMAS BULMAN Page 84 -:nip TOM BURGOON JANICE BURNAM RICHARD BURRES LYNNE BURRES BRENDA BURTON PATTY BURTON TOM BURGOON JANICE BURNAM-Dramatics Club' RICHARD WARREN BURRES-Art Club, National Art Honor Society, Spanish Club, Student Council LYNNE BURRES-Dramatics Club, GAA, Plays, Tyronian BRENDA BURTON-Chemistry Club-reporter, Classical Club, Design for Living, GAA, Girls' League Council, Girls' W Club,-vice-president, Kay Cees, Pantograph Cub, Splash Club-president, Variety Show PATTY BURTON-Horizon Club, International Relations, Tyronian, Ushers Club, Y-Teens BETTY BUSH-Band, Chemistry Club, Future Nurses Club, International Relations, Variety Show, Y-Teens MAXINE WANDA BUTLER--FHA, International Relations, Kay Cees, Tyronian BETTY LOU BUTRICK-Chemistry Club, Girls' Glee Club GARY CAIN-Hi-Y, Spanish Club DAVID M. CARSON-Classical Club, Debate, International Re- lations, National Forensic, Orchestra, Swimming Team, Science Field Club-president-historian PEGGY CATLETT-Accomponist, Courtesy Club, Future Teachers Club, Girls' League Council, Horizon Club. Kav Cees, Student Council, Tyronian-president, Variety Show, Y-Teens BETTY CAVEN-Kay Cees, Y-Teens CAROL LEE CHAFFIN-Dramatics Club, Girls' Glee Club, Kay Cees, Spanish Club, Ushers Club RUSSEL CHAMBERS-Chemistry Club-president, Football, Science Field Club-quartermaster KAREL LYNN CHAMPE-Chemistry Club, Design for Living, Future Teachers Club DAVID CHELESNIK-Accompanist, Boys' W Club, Basketball, Boys' Glee Club, Junior Class-vice-president, Football co- captain, Social Council, Student Council, Track lettermon MERILEE CHILDERS-Girls' League Representative, Tyronian RICHARD CLAFLIN-Chemistry Club, Dramatics Club, Inter- national Relations, Kay Cees-Sergeant-at-Arms, National Thespian, Plays. Q-Mc gk . A is BETTY BUSH MAXINE BUTLER BETTY LOU BUTRICK M E I40-x 0 Il vl'l axle ' os Q FO KZ f .4- ' I' ' I .GSI ifsi GARY CAIN 55 15 DAVID M. CARSON PEGGY CATLETT BETTY CAVIN 15? il q m g: ' Q -f-gift . ,X CAROL LEE CHAFFIN RUSSEL CHAMBERS KAREL LYNN CHAMPE DAVID CHELESNIK MERILEE CHILDERS RICHARD CLAFLIN Page 85 gf'-N. AFA Q... ELIZABETH CLARK JIM CLARK GAIL COGSWELL FRANK CONKLIN l' .F sq, 4 A is YI.. BARBARA COOK . . Gt It ss' 5 X ., M., 'mv RICHARD L. CLARK OLA MARIE CLARKSON LARRY CLEMENS ROSE MARIE CLOUGH ELIZABETH CLARK-Chemistry Club, Dramatics Club, FHA, GAA, International Relations, Kay Cees, Pantograph, Plays, Student Council JIM CLARK-A Cappella, Band, Boys' Glee Club, Variety Show, Operetta RICHARD L. CLARK OLA MARIE CLARKSON-GAA, Girls' League Representative, Girls' W Club, Kay Cees, Tyronian, Y-Teens LARR-'Y CLEMENS-Basketball, Football, Student Council, Track eam JUDY COLLINS LARRY COMLEY ROSE MARIE CLOUGH-FHA, Kay Cees GAIL COGSWELL-FHA, Future Nurses Club, GAA, Girls' Glee . Club, Kay Cees, Y-Teens xx I I I J 1 ' JUDY COLLINS-GAA, Girls' League Representative, Kay Cees, l sy 5 Splash Club, Ushers Club, Variety Show 6 v LARRY COMLEY-Boys' w club, Ba kefbaii :eff an, Pr - . ' L duction Printer S erm O I FRANK CONKLIN BARBARA COOK FLOYD COOPER SAM COPENHAVER--Band, Boys' Glee Club, Swimming Team, Tumbling Team BYRON COUCH CAROLYN COWAN-Girls' Glee Club, Ushers Club, Variety Show, Y-Teens KENNETH L. COWART-A Cappella, Art Club, Boys' Glee Club, Variety Show, Operetta MARSHA COX-Tyronian A' CAROLE CRABAUGH--International Relations, Kay Cees, Tyronian . DOROTHY JEAN CREASON-Courtesy Club, GAA, Girls' League ' V 7' Representative, Future Teachers Club. Kay Cees, Y-Teens I FLOYD COOPER SAM COPENHAVER gc., .... BYRON COUCH CAROLYN COWAN KENNETH L. COWART MARSHA COX CAROLE CRABAUGH DOROTHY CREASON Page 86 NAOMI CROSS ETHAN CUNNINGHAM JUDY CUNNINGHAM NANCY CUNNINGHAM MERYL LEE DAMERON Jo ANN DAVIS NAOMI CROSS-Biology Club, Courtesy Club, Future Teachers Club, Student Council ETHAN CUNNINGHAM JUDY CUNNINGHAM-Design for Living, International Re- lations, Spanish Club NANCY CUNNINGHAM-Girls' Glee Club, Girls' League Repre- sentative, Kay Cees, Spanish Club, Y-Teens MERYL LEE DAMERON-FHA, Kay Cees, Y-Teens JO ANN DAVIS'-Girls' Glee Club, Variety Show NANCY DeARMOND-Kay Cees, Ushers Club, Variety Show, Operetta ADELE DeBOLT-A Cappella, Tyronian, Variety Show, Operetta SANDRA E. DECK-A Cappella, Chemistry Club. Future Nurses Club-secretary, GAA, Girls' Glee Club, Girls' League Coun- cil, International Relations, Kay Cees, Orchestra, Variety Show, Operetta BYRON DeFREESE -Biology Club, Hollywood Club, Hi-Y, Science Field Club, Spanish Club CAROL JEAN DEMERS-Kay Cees, Spanish Club LETA FAYE DIETZ-Girls' Glee Club, Ushers Club BOB DIVELBISS-Dramatics Club, Future Teachers Club, Hi-Y, Kay Cees, National Thespian, Plays, Spanish Club, Student Council TOM DIVILBISS BILL DODD-Basketball DONALD DONAHUE- Variety Show, Band, Football letterman, Orchestra, Pep Band, Swimming Ietterman, Spanish Club-vice-president A. G. DON CARLOS-Football JOHN DOUBLEDAY--Band-vice-president, Band and Orchestra- manager, Pep Band, Variety Show, Operetta EARLEEN DOWELL- GAA, Girls' League Representative, Kay Cees, Pantograph news editor, Quill and Scroll, Student Council, Tyronian, Variety Show, Y-Teens in NANCY DeARMOND ADELE DeBOLT SANDRA E. DECK gs 1 I i 311-1 V YW 'Nm ul ucpqchu we-f W 77,64 mmcr is v-.- Num- BYRDN DE FREESE CAROL JEAN DEMERS LETA FAYE DIETZ IDI DIVELIISS IQ? Q IF i ies.. Q Q05- we 'ron oiviusiss aiu noon nouns noruinus A. G. ooN cAm.os Joim oousuon :Annan oowsu. Page 87 'PW Wig 'Y' ,pt-5 'fb- DORIS DUKE NANCY DUNN CAROL EATON JOHN ECHTERNACHT BARBARA EDWARDS PATRICIA EISMANN THOMAS R. EVANS Qi A63-Q Hb ...M J s kQJ W DON FARLEY SONDRA FANNING WANDA FANNING ,fi ll W 9' Q . 'ie vil- 'airs BETTY RUTH FARRIS GARY FESENMEYER GLEN FICK 5 DORIS DUKE-GAA, Kay Cees, Student Council, Tyronian, Ushers Club, Y-Teens NANCY DUNN-Band, GAA, Girls' League Representative, Variety Show, Y-Teens CAROL EATON-Biology, Future Nurses Club, GAA, Horizon Club JOHN ECHTERNACHT-Chemistry Club-vice-president, German Club-president BARBARA EDWARDS PATRICIA EISMANN-Biology Club, Girls' Glee Club, Kay Cees THOMAS R. EVANS-Boys' W Club, Classical Club, Football letterman, Swimming Team, Student Council,.Track Team SONDRA FANNING-FHA, Girls' Glee Club WANDA FANNING-FHA, Girls' Glee Club DON FARLEY BETTY RUTH FARRIS-Chemistry Club, FHA, Future Nurses Club, GAA, Horizon Club, Y-Teens GARY FESENMEYER-Chemistry Club GLEN FICK DORIS FILER-Tyronian, Y-Teens JIM FLAUGHER WILLIAM T. FOLEY Il-Chemistry Club, Football, International Relations, Kay Cees DEE ANN FOLEY-A Cappella, Biology Club, Dramatics Club, French Club, FHA, Girls' Glee Club, Girls' League Council- vice-president, International Relations, Kay Cees, National Thespian, Plays, Variety Show PAT FOLSOM-Girls' Glee Club, Kay Cees LELAND W. FOOTE--Band, Orchestra, Pep Band DORIS FILER JIM FLAUGHER WILLIAM T. FOLEY II DEE ANN FOLEY PAT FOLSOM LELAND W. FOOTE Page 88 ? GEORGE A. FOSTER GERALD FOSTER MELVIN FOSTER LORETTA FRANCHETT DALE FRANKLIN LARRY FRAZIER GEORGE A. FOSTER-Radio Production, Spanish Club GERALD FOSTER-Band, Football, Tumbling letterman MELVIN FOSTER LORETTA FRANCHETT--GAA, International Relations, Kay Cees, Tyronian, Ushers Club, Y-Teens DALE FRANKLIN--C Q Club IGP LARRY FRAZWR-Baseball nn.L rnnrrnor rHoMAs s. snsnvr BILL FRENTROP THOMAS E. GABBERT DANIEL GARDNER DAVID GARDNER WESLEY GEER -Cf . DAVE GIBSON-Football, Golf U' Ga DONNA JEAN GIBSON-Dramatics Club, FHA, GAA, Inter- , .ol national Relations, Kay Cees, Tyronian ou gl JOANN GIDDENS DONNA JEAN GILLENWATER-Courtesy Club-secretary, Dra- matics Club, Debate, Design for Living, FHA, Future Teachers Club, GAA, Kay Cees, Splash Club, Variety Show, Y- eens VIRGINIA GILLETT--German Club, Girls' League Council, Horizon Club, International Relations, Kay Cees, Student Council, Y-Teens-president SHARON GILLISPIE-Girls' Glee Club, Kay Cees, Tyronian MARLENE GLASS-Accompanist, A Cappella, Dramatics Club, Future Teachers Club, Girls' Glee Club, Kay Cees, Orchestra- secretary, Plays, Radio Production, NSRTG, Variety Show, Operetta WILLIAM J. GLOVER-Chemistry Club 553 . i i DANIEL GARDNER Si I we l e A A -A-x X N 1 New DAVID GARDNER W' 'us-v-f 'Num WESLEY GEER DAVE GIBSON DONNA JEAN GIBSON Wie JOANN GIDDENS DONNA GILLENWATER VIRGINIA GILLETT SHARON GILLISPIE MARLENE GLASS WILLIAM I. GLOVER Page 89 'snnwl' Gb' gel-of Clara DOROTHY GOENS J. D. GOLUBSKI JERRY GOODIAR IONNIE GOODE ROBERT GRAUBERGER J. W. GRAVES ANDY GRAY- SANDRA GRAZIER CAROLYN GRAY HARRIET GRAY xy l I l If . A i D i ,..- 4 :-. 5 v X, ian 'UD' , 4' -5 - If .lr Now, 5 Ram,-I. -T .e I 'J I. After. JERRY GREER CAROLYN GRIESEL SANDRA GRIGSBY DOROTHY GOENS J. D. GOLUBSKI JERRY GOODBAR-Boys' W Club, Kay Cees, Swimminq letter- man, Spanish Club, Student Council, Tumbling Team BONNIE GOODE-Girls' Glee Club, Horizon Club, International Relations, Quill and Scroll, Quiverian Staff, Student Council, Tyronian, Ushers Club, Y-Teens ROBERT GRAUBERGER J. W. GRAVES-Bays' Glee Club, Boys' W Club, Football letterman, Track Team ANDY GRAY CAROLYN ELAINE GRAY--Girls' League Council, Horizon Club- president and vice-president, International ReIations-presi- dent and secretary, Kay Cees, Spanish Club HARRIET GRAY-Dramatics Club, French Club, FHA, GAA, Girls' League Representative, International Relations, Kay Cees SANDRA GRAZIER-GAA, Kay Cees, Tyronian, Y-Teens JERRY GREER-C Q Club CAROLYN GRIESEL-Classical Club, Future Nurses Club-presi- dent, GAA, Girls' League Council, Girls' W Club, Inter- national Relations, Kay Cees, Tyronian, Ushers Club SANDRA GRIGSBY KATHLEEN GULLEY-Drafnatics Club, Ushers Club, Y-Teens BILL GURWELL-Classical Club, Swimming Team, Science Field Club-sergeant at arms DOREEN MAE HAHN-Camera Club, GAA, Horizon Club, Ushers Club, Y-Teens ETHEL HALE- A Cappella, Future Nurses Club, Girls' Glee Club, Girls' League Representative, Kay Cees, Student Council, Variety Show PAT HALL-Kay Cees, Orchestra PHYLLIS CHARLENE HALL- Cheerleader-reserve, Classical Club, Courtesy Club, Girls' League Council-president, Girls' League Representative, International Relations, Kay Cees, - Student Council, Variety Show, Y-Teens ai. aY '51x KATHLEEN GULLEY BILL GURWELI. DOREEN MAE HAHN ETHEL HALE PAT HALL PHYLLIS HALL Page 90 .--is-Q, 'YZF' 5 FLOYD M. HAM EARL HAMILTON LINDA HAMMAR MERLE ELLIS HAMMAR DON HAMNER BILL HAMPTON FLOYD M. HAM-Biology Club, Chemistry Club, Kay Cees EARL HAMILTON LINDA HAMMAR-Horizon Club, Orchestra MERLE ELLIS HAMMER- DON HAMNER-Biology Club, Band, Hi-Y, Variety Show BILL HAMPTON DAVID E. HANNERS-Tumbling Team BOB HARBISON-Band, Freshman Class President MARV ANN HARRIS-Dramatics Club. FHA, Future Teachers Club. GAA. Girls' Leaaue Renresentative. International Relations. Kay Cees,Quiverian Staff, Student Council ALISON HART-Dramatics Club, FHA, Inte'nationaI Relations, Kay Cees, Spanish Club DAVID LEE HARTMAN DON HATAWAY-Basketball, Dramatic: Club, Football, Kay Cees, National Thespion, Senior Play RAYMOND HATTAWAY-Boys' W Club, Football letterman MARY HAWKINS-Art Club, Kay Cees, Tyronian, Y-Teens RICHARD HEADRICK WILBER HEATH HENRY L. HEINITZ, JR. LADONNA HENDRIX-FHA, GAA, Kc-' Cees, Ouill and Scroll, Quiverian Staff, Student Council, Tyronian Club DAVID HERNANDEZ-Biology Club, Chemistry Club DAVID E. HANNER5 BOB HARBISON MARY ANN HARRIS xxx . au I , 7'- QQ i A 7 9' f mr I I v'lS3'5' Anson nur I . ., wg :fs K a ' Q, ' lab ' - J x www Ls: ummm non nxnwn nunonn nn-nwn if P Q-J' ln- we gb l MARY HAWKINS RICHARD HEADRICK WILBER HEATH HENRY L. HEINITI LADONNA HENDRIX DAVID HERNANDEZ Page 91 MARGARITA HERNANDEZ JO ANN HEROD RAYMOND HESS JAMES L. HEWITT EADIE HICKS WAYNE K. HIGGS fd!-' ...L DENNIS HOLWICK PAT HOOPER FRANCIS HORN I aforv'1' lfsf- lair, O cnsnn Howuzo HPC li. I if-C 4 ROSALIE HOWARD DAVID E. HOWERTON BARBARA JEAN HUNT Mi. as Wi. - i'xTfii A4154 ,-4 0092, ly' 'LQ lark' I -.1 MARGARITA HERNANDEZ-Biology Club-secretary, FHA, Girls' League Representative, Spanish Club, Y-Teens JO ANN HEROD-Biology Club, Classical Club, Dramatics Club, Debate, Design for Living, FHA, Future Teachers Club, Horizon Club, International Relations, Kay Cees, National Forensic, National Thespian, Pantograph, Quill and Scroll' RAYMOND HESS JAMES L. HEWITT EADIE HICKS-Dramatics Club, FHA, GAA, International Re- lations, Junior Quiverion,,Kay Cees, Plays, Tyronian, Y-Teens WAYNE K. HIGGS DENNIS HOLWICK-Boys' W Club, Football letterman, Stu- dent Council, Track Team PAT HOOPER-FHA, GAA, Horizon Club, International Re- lations, Tyronian, Ushers Club, Y-Teens FRANCIS HORN CHERYL HOWARD-Debate, Desion for Living-president, FHA- vice-president, GAA, Girls' W Club, Future Teachers Club, Kay Cees, National Forensic, Orchestra, Splash Club, Student Council-secretary ROSALIE HOWARD-GAA, International Relations, Kay Cees, Tyronian DAVID E. HOWERTON-A Cappella, Baseball, Boys' Glee Club, C Q Club, Track Team, Variety Shaw, Operetta BARBARA JEAN HUNT-Kay Cees BEVERLY LOIS HUNT-Art Club, Chemistry Club, GAA RALPH HUNT-Boys' W Club, Chemistry Club-president, Orchestra, Swimming letterman-co-captain PATRICIA ANN HYSELL-Chemistry Club. Classical Club, Future Nurses Club, International Relations, Y-Teens GEORGE A. JACKMAN JULIA L. JACOBS-Courtesy Club, Girls' Glee Club, Tyronian MARY LOU JACOBSON-FHA, Girls' Glee Club, Student Council BEVERLY LOIS HUNT RALPH HUNT PATRICIA ANN HYSELL GEORGE A. JACKMAN JULIA L. JACOBS MARY LOU JACOBSON . ' .. ' ,Ef.,: 2, I , .,.. i 'W' ...C 2 25 5, Page 92 EMMA JAMES TRAVIS JENKINS NEIL JOHANSON CONNIE JOHNSON PEGGY JO JOHNSON RICHARD W. JOHNSON EMMA JAMES-FHA, Future Nurses Club, GAA, Tyronian TRAVIS WAYNE JENKINS-Band, Classical Club, Dramatics Club, Pantograph-sports co-editor, Plays, Pep Club NEIL JOHANSON-Boys' W Club, Football letterman, Golf letterman, Swimming Team, Spanish Club, Student Council CONNIE JOHNSON-Dramatics Club, Desion for Living, Future Nurses Club, GAA, Kay Cees, Ushers Club PEGGY JO JOHNSON-GAA, Kay Cees, Spanish Club, Ushers Club, Y-Teens RICHARD W. JOHNSON ANN JOHNSTON-Kay Cees, Tyronian, Y-Teens JUDY JONES-A Cappella, Freshman Class Vice-President, FHA, GAA, Girls' Glee Club, Girls' League Representative, Future Teachers Club-vice-president, Kay Cees, Spanish Club- secretary, Student Council, Variety Show LARRY JONES-Basketball, Chemistry-Club, Hollywood Club, Track Team SARAH KARL--Art Club, Biology Club, Dramatics Club, French Club, FHA, German Club, International Relations, Kay AX ANN JOHNSTON JUDY JONES LARRY W. JONES Ill! Q , s 4 Q Cees, Junior Quiverian, Y-Teens f N LINDA KEELE-Art Club, Classical Club, Dramatics Club, Design for Living, FHA, GAA, Future Teachers Club, Horizon Club, I ,L , International Relations, Kay Cees, National Thespian, 0 Plays, Y-Teens J JIM KELLOGG . I BRUCE KELSO DON KENNEDY-Boys' W Club, Football letterman, Swim- ,., SARAH KARL ming letterman ' RAE JEAN KENNEY-Band, Classical Club, Future Nurses Club, International Relations, Variety Show, Operetta, Y-Teens BARBARA ANN KENT-A Cappella, Girls' Glee Club, Kay Cees, Plays, Tyronian, Variety Show - J ' SANDRA KEPLER-Kay Cees, Orchestra Q mg Sl. BILL KIEKEL A JAMES KINCADE-Dramatics Club, Debate, Design for Living, S I 5 International Relations I I A p I , 5 X ' Qgj. A -.M if ' KV? Ii . -f.,,2: Q I .. .te S LINDA KEELE JIM KELLOGG BRUCE KELSO gg N-f lhn-v' I I ,V DON KENNEDY RAE JEAN KENNEY BARBARA ANN KENT SANDRA KEPLER BILL KIEKEL JAMES KINCADE Page 93 GAYLE KISSICK Tam MARY Kmcnr K Y Nw -......... 3 . i 1 R I m . I BARBARA KUHLMAN mm 'is ifxw CHARLES KLEPAC CHARLES KLINE L. KNQ, c..o.,N K Sl ' ff 'Wi' X 9,9 7 f -Q ' 4 E 7' . X ff' ' 5 fam. ' ill MARJORIE KUPKA DONALD L. LAMB TIMOTHY LAMKIN nm DALE KLISE ADRIAN KNIGHT LOREN KNIGHT GAYLE KISSICK-Art Club, Biology Club, CheerIeader-tresh- man, Freshman Class Treasurer, Dramatics Club, FHA, GAA, Girls' League Council-treasurer, Girls' League Repre- sentative, International Relations, Kav Cees-treasurer, Quill and Scroll, Quiverian Staff, Social Council, Spanish Club, Student Council, Variety Shaw . CHARLES KLEPAC-Boys' W Club, Baseball, Football CHARLES KLINE DALE KLISE ADRIAN KNIGHT LOREN KNIGHT-A Cappella-president, Plays, Variety Show, Operetta MARY KNIGHT-Art Club, Dramatics Club, Design for Living, FHA, Future Nurses Club, GAA, Future Teachers Club, Horizon Club, International Relations, Kay Cees, National Thespian, Y-Teens JAY L. KNOX-Hollywood Club, Hi-Y-president and secretary, Science Field Club CAROLYN KRUMMEL-Accompanist, Art Club-historian, Dra- matics Club, FHA, Girls' Glee Club, International Re- lations, Kay Cees, Plays, Variety Show BARBARA KUHLMAN-Girls' Glee Club MARJORIE KUPKA-GAA, Horizon Club, Spanish Club DONALD L. LAMB-Band TIMOTHY LAMKIN-Accompanist, A Cappella, Boys' Glee Club, Dramatics Club, Football, Student Council, Variety Shaw, Operetta JOHN LANAMAN-Baseball, C Q Club-president JIM LARSON-Football letterman, Fencing Club, International Relations CLARENCE DAVID LASHER, Jr.-Hollywood Club RICHARD LEE LAWSON-A Cappella, Boys' Glee Club FRANCIS LEMERY--Boys' W Club, Biology Club, Classical Club-president, Hi-Y, Microscope Club, Student Council, Tennis letterm'en-captain STEV5lNlbLEW-Chemistry Club, International Relations, Spanish u JOHN LANAMAN JIM LARSON DAVID LASHER RICHARD LAWSON FRANCIS LEMERY STEVEN LEW Page 94 SM' JERRY KAY LEWIS ELLEN JEANETTE LIND RICHARD LINDSEY ADELINE LOGAN GERALDINE LEE LOGAN MARDELL LOWMAN JERRY KAY LEWIS-A Cappella, Baseball Scorekeeper, Cheer- leader-freshman, Senior Class Treasurer, Dramatics Club, FHA, GAA, Girls' Glee Club, Girls' League Council-secre- tary, Girls' League Representative, International Relations- vice-president, Kay Cees-secretary, Plays, Quill and Scroll, Quiverian Staff, Social Council, Student Council-secretary, Tyronian, Variety Show ELLEN JEANETTE LIND-Band, Chemistry Club, Classical Club, Future Nurses Club, International Relations RTCHARD LINDSEY-C Q Club ADELINE LOGAN-GAA, Y-Teens 3' Q sw GERALDINE LEE LOGAN-GAA, Y-Teens MARVQLL LQWMAN gang Lgy MARDELL LOWMAN MARVELL LOWMAN HELEN LOY TOM LUKOMSKI-Football KENNETH LYON-Boys' W Club, Cross Country letterman- captain, German Club, Kay Cees, Track letterman DOROTHY LEANN MALCOM-Biology Club, Cheerleader-tresh- mon, FHA, Future Nurses Club, Girls' League Repre- sentative, Kay Cees, Student Council GARY MANN--Basketball Iettermon, National Forensic MARILYN ALICE MANN--Accompanist, Biology Club, Dra- matics Club, Design for Living, French Club-president, FHA, Future Nurses Club, GAA, Future Teachers Club, Horizon Club, lnternational Relations, Kay Cees, National Thespian, Pantograph, Plays, Quill and Scroll, Variety Show, Operetta, Y-Teens CONNIE MARQUIS-Girls' Glee Club, International Relations, Kay Cees, Variety Show, Y-Teens GEORGIA MASHBURN--Band-secretary, GAA, Future Teachers Club, lnternational Relations, Kay Cees, Maiorette, Variety Show RONALD E. MASON--A Cappella, Boys' Glee Club, Variety Show ROXANNA MAE MAXWELL--Classical Club PATSY MCCAULEY-GAA, lnternational Relations, Y-Teens EUGENE McCLELLAN-Chemistry Club, Spanish Club ' Silent, a, LY ' le A , L ata' xii ? . u A if Hx LEANN MALCOM GARY MANN ,an-wx, , ,Nfl - -- , div ,, 'Tx S Sf' ' A 1..- ... E TOM LUKOMSKI 15-v KENNETH LYON MARILYN MANN CONNIE MARQUIS GEORGIA MASHBURN RONALD E. MASON ROXANNA MAXWELL PATSY MCCAULEY EUGENE MCCLELLAN Page 95 'TIF' BARBARA M:CLlNTOCK RUTH MCCONNELL GARRY MGCORMACK JOANN McEVERS SANDRA McKAY CHARLOTTE McMAKEN ,si 91: Nd-G' we-W-' CAROL MEARS lv. N ,. Q ,lf vi W 3 sm- E J GARY MERRITT W f f? 2 WX' :-,: . JOHN MICEK 6 , A :V filly, .L , S , his is SARAH L. MEDLEY DON MEIER xx-5 ffl ' .., n I N an , C 1'2 -3'GlO. ' 3 K If 'lk W FQW , 'l S 5 3 me ,IL I if ' i LL - . up saw BARBARA MIHELCIC AUGUST MILLER if 41 BARBARA MCCLI NTOCK RUTH MCCONNELL-Chemistry Club, Future Nurses Club, GAA, Girls' Glee Club, Girls' League Representative, Horizon Club, International Relations, Kay Cees, Splash Club, Variety Show, Y-Teens GARRY MCCORMACK-Boys' W Club, Cross Country, Foot- ball, Kay Cees, Track letterman JOANN MCEVERS-Classical Club, Future Nurses Club, GAA, Girls' Glee Club, International Relations, Kay Cees, Ushers Club, Y-Teens SANDRA Mc KAY-FHA Secretary CHARLOTTE MCMAKEN-Girls' League Representative, Kay Cees, Plays, Variety Show CAROL MEARS-Cheerleader-varsity, Future Nurses Club, GAA- treasurer, Girls' League Council-secretary, Girls' W Club, Kay Cees, Orchestra, Pantograph, Quill and Scroll, Social Council, Splash Club, Student Council, Variety Show SARAH L. MEDLEY-Spanish Club, Ushers Club, Y-Teens DON MEIER GARY MERRITT-Biology Club, Band, Pep Band, Classical Club, Dramatics Club, Future Teachers Club, International Re- lations, Kay Cees, Orchestra, Variety Show, Operetta JOHN MICEK-Band, Chemistry Club, Hi-Y, International Re- lations, Orchestra, Pep Band BARBARA MIHELCIC-FHA, GAA, Girls' League Representative, Kay Cees, Tyronian, Variety Show, Y-Teens AUGUST MILLER LESTER ROY MILLER-Boys' Glee Club VELMETA MILLER-FHA, Tyronian PAT MILLIGAN-Camera Club, Chemistry Club, FHA, GAA, Horizon Club, International Relations, Splash Club, Y-Teens HELEN MILLS-Dramatics Club NORMA MOONEY-Art Club, Cheerleader-freshman, Dramatics Club, FHA, Girls' Glee Club, Girls' League Representative, 2-:lfmrtgzon Club, International Relations, Kay Cees, Spanish U JUANITA MORALES--Accompanist, A Cappella, Dramatics Club, GAA, Girls' Glee Club, Girls' W Club, Horizon Club, Kay Cees, Spanish Club, Variety Show, Y-Teens LESTER MILLER VELMETA MILLER PAT MILLIGAN HELEN MILLS NORMA MOONEY JUANITA MORALES Page 96 I Nui vom.-A New 93 1,,?eEf : ss 'i an , X TAD MORGAN WILLIAM P. MORGAN NICK MULICH JUDY NAAS FRANK NAYLOR. JR. GEORGE H. NELSON TAD MORGAN-Basketball, Classical Club, Science Field Club, Student Council WILLIAM P. MORGAN-Chemistry Club, Classical Club NICK MULICH JUDY NAAS-FHA, International Relations, Kay Cees, Variety Show, Y-Teens FRANK NAYLOR, JR.-Dramatics Club, Debate, Golf, Inter- national Relations, Kay Cees-president, National Forensic, National Forensic, National Thespian, Pantograph, Plays, Quill and Scroll GEORGE H, NELSON SUE NEUDECK-Dramatics Club, GAA, Kay Cees, Student Coun- cil SHERRAN LEE N E V I U S-Cheerleader-reserve, Cheerleader- varsity, French Club, FHA, Future Teachers Club, GAA, Girls' League Council, Girls' W Club, Kay Cees, Student Council, Variety Show KERM NEWTON-Boys' W Club, Baseball letterman-captain, Kay Cees NANCY NIXON-FHA, GAA, International Relations, Kay Cees, Y-Teens BILL NOBLE-Tumbling Team ELIZABETH NOBLE-Dramatics Club, FHA, Girls' League Repre- sentative, International Relations, Kay Cees, Variety Show JANICE EILEEN NOLTE-FHA, GAA, Girls' Glee Club, Girls' League Representative, Kay Cees SHELLEY NORRIS-Art Club, GAA, Girls' League Representative, Tyronian, Y-Teens BOB NUNN-Chemistry Club, Student Council EDWIN JOE O'DONNELL-C Q Club, Dramatics Club, Hollywood Club, Kay Cees, National Thespian, Plays, Variety Show, Operetta KENNETH OGDEN-Band-manager, Kay Cees, Orchestra- manager, Pep Band, Variety Show, Operetta ANNA FAY OLIVER ROBERT ORRISON--International Relations ir' ii' . gn-L, r'NlP 2,1-ww EB SUE NEUDECK SHERRAN LEE NEVIUS lilll it-,gif Y All ft 5 X ...3 fp.. 'fl I E BILL NOBLE ave I+ 'to me SHR Q... ff- 2 .L KERM NEWTON fl . x s Q N NANCY NIXON IN 'Nr' -if ELIZABETH NOBLE JANICE NOLTE QW -eil? Q.. 9-I xg: Cf. YET' SHELLEY NORRIS BOB NUNN EDWIN O'DONNELL KENNETH OGDEN ANNA FAY OLIVER ROBERT ORRISON Page 97 1, il-K ::,-if,i.'- f'r':f.1 if 'lima 1 . , , 'w . A ' ,gf 15 ED ORTSTADT FRAN OTEY BEVERLY PALMER .JOE C. PALMER ELLIOTT PARKER MIDGE PARKER HARRY PARKISON ALLEN PARKS CAROL PARSONS si! N I 0. . ri Elzr H 'fel' SANDRA PATTEN I SNMP ...W-af KATHLEEN PAVER JAMES PAYTON RON PEACHER ED ORTSTADT-International Relations FRAN OTEY--Future Nurses Club, GAA, Ushers Club BEVERLY PALMER-Y-Teens JOE C. PALMER-Swimming Team, Track letterman ELLIOTT S. PARKER--Dramatics Club, German Club, National Thespian, Plays, Science Field Club, Variety Show MlDGE PARKER HARRY DEAN PARKISON-Football, Hollywood Club ALLEN PARKS-A Cappella, C-Q Club-vice-president, Variety Show, Operetta CAROL ANNE PARSONS--A Cappella, Dramatics Club, Girls' Glee Club, Tyronian, Y-Teens SANDRA PATTEN-International Relations, Kay Cees, Tyronian- vice-president, Y-Teens KATHLEEN PAVER JAMES PAYTON RON PEACHER-Pantograph-production printer GERALD PEAVLER-Chemistry Club, Hi-Y GERTRUDE PECK-A Cappella, Girls' Glee Club, Girls' League Representative, Kay Cees, Variety Show, Operetta, Y-Teens MABLE JO PECK--Radio Production PEGGY RUTH PENNINGTON-Art Club, GAA, Girls' League Representative, Horizon Club, International Relations, Kay Cees, Y-Teens JOHN PENNY-Spanish Club, Student Council, Track Team, Tumbling letterman MIKE PEREZ GERALD PEAVI-ER GERTRUDE PECK MABLE JO PECK PEGGY PENNINGTON JOHN PENNY MIKE PEREZ Page 98 BILL PETERS BEVERLY PETERSEN LINDA PETERSEN ANN PETERSON BARBARA PHILLIPS BILL PETERS-Band, Dramatics Club, Debate, French Club, Hi-Y, Kay Cees, National Forensic, Science Field Club- sergeant at arms BEVERLY LOUISE PETERSEN--French Club, GAA LINDA LEE PETERSEN-A CoppeIla,GAA,-president, Girls' Glee Club, Girls' League Council, Girls' W Club, Variety Show ANN PETERSON-Biology Club, Future Nurses Club, Horizon Club BARBARA ANN PHILLIPS-International Relations, Tyronian DARREL PHILLIPS-Spanish Club FRED PHILLIPS MARIAN PHILLIPS-Art Club, Dramatics Club, FHA, GAA, Horizon Club, International Relations, Kay Cees, Spanish Club, Ushers Club SANDRA LEE PLOMONDON--GAA, Kay Cees KATHY POJE-Chemistry Club, Classical Club, FHA, Future Nurses Club, GAA, Girls' W Club VIRGINIA POOL-Girls' Glee Club, Y-Teens PATSY POPE-Girls' Glee Club JONANNE POWELL-Accompanist, A Cappella, Dramatics Club, GAA, Girls' Glee Club, Plays, Spanish Club, Variety Show, Opererra, Y-Teens GGGY DELORES POWELL--Chemistry Club, Kay Cees DAVID G. PRETER-C-Q Club NANCY PROVORSE-GAA, Tyronian LETA PURNELL-Band, Girls' League Representative, Kay Cees, Variety Show, Y-Teens ROBERTA PURSLEY ROSS QUIGLEY 'fe I l5Q,i:f ig-1 Q ' H NX . 1 X . 3 N l ee. A DARREL PHILLIPS FRED PHILLIPS MARIAN PHILLIPS SANDRA PLOUONDON : 1- .:' 4, KATHY POJE , . --- ,-L., as VIRGINIA POOL PATSY POPE JONANNE POWELL PEGGY DELORES POWELL DAVID G. PRETER NANCY PROVORSE LETA PURNEL1. ROBERTA PURSLEY ROSS QUIGLEY Page 99 LOREN D. RABON BARBARA RAHIJA ANN RALSTON Ln MARY K. REEDY JANET REICHENECKER CARL L. REJBA 0-yew J 'Z ' . O Q , C X A Dennis nsmmo 9 ' 'Gm Ya ,Zi , Jos: nsvnss cLomA nsvnouas Pnsv num nic: JOHN REDICK DON REDMOND LAURA REEDER LOREN D. RABON-Boys' W Club, Sophomore Class Presi- dent, Football letterman, Track Team BARBARA RAHIJA-Dramatics Club, FHA, GAA, Kay Cees, Tyronian, Variety Show, Y-Teens ANN RALSTON-GAA, Girls' Glee Club-secretary-treasurer, Girls' League Council, International Relations, Kay Cees, Junior Quiverian, Splash Club, Student Council, Y-Teens JOHN REDICK-Boys' W Club, Basketball letterman, Chemistry Club, Cross Country letterman, Junior Class President, Social Council, Student Council-president, Tennis letterman, Track Ietterman-captain DON REDMOND-Baseball, Swimming Team, Spanish Club, Track Team LAURA REEDER-Biology Club, Classical Club, Future Nurses Club MARY K. REEDY JANET REICHENECKER CARL L. REJBA-Boys' W Club, Courtesy Club, Football letterman, Track Team, Variety Show DENNIS RENFRO-Boys' W Club, Boys' Glee Club, French Club, Football letterman, Variety Show JOSE REVELES-Basketball, Courtesy Club, Student Council GLORIA REYNOLDS PATSY RUTH RICE-Horizon Club, Tyronian, Y-Teens GAIL RIGDON-Courtesy Club, GAA, Girls' League Repre- sentative, International Relations, Kay Cees, Tyronian SUSAN RILEY-Chemistry Club, Classical Club-secretary, Dra- matics Club, Debate, FHA, GAA, Girls' League Representa- tive, lnternational Relations, Kay Cees, National Forensic, National Thespian, Plays, JuniorQuiverian, StudentCouncil LARRY RIVELY-Boys' W Club, Biology Club, Chemistry Club, Classical Club, Golf Ietterman-co-captain, Kay Cees MARILYN ROBERTON-Biology Club, Dramatics Club, FHA, Future Nurses Club, Horizon Club, Radio Production, Y-Teens MARGIE ROBERTS-GAA, International Relations, Kay Cees Orchestra, Tyronian, Y-Teens JOHN ROG-Design for Living, International Relations GAIL RIGDON SUSAN RILEY LARRY RIVELY MARILYN ROBERTON MARGIE ROBERTS JOHN ROG Page 100 1 S ltr , ,.. M., .. ,YV L s N.:-at-mx: JEANETTE ROGERS PATTY ROGERS RODNEY ROGERS DAVID ROSE NAOMI ROSS SHIRLEY ROSS JEANETTE ROGERS-Girls' Glee Club PATTY ROGERS-Kay Cees, Spanish Club, Student Council RODNEY ROGERS-Boys' W Club-sergeant at arms, Boys Glee Club, Football letterman, Track letterman DAVID ROSE-Baseball NAOMI CAROLE ROSS-Future Nurses Club, GAA, International Relations, Kay Cees, Y-Teens SHIRLEY ROSS-Girls' Glee Club, International Relations, Variety S ow LOY F. ROWLAND-Band WAYNE RUBY MARILYN RUFF-Art Club-vice-president, Dramatics Club, Design tor Living, French Club, GAA, Girls' W Club, Kay Cees, National Art Honor Society, Junior Quiverian, Splash Club, Variety Show ROBERT RUMFORD MIKE RUSSELL-Chemistry Club, International Relations, Swim- ming Team JOAN SACKS-Chemistry Club, GAA, International Relations, Kay Cees, Spanish Club DONALD SAINT-Baseball letterman, Basketball, Football letterman FRED SANCHEZ--Cross Country, Track lettermon TOM SANCHEZ-Bond JOHN SANDERS-Band, Chemistry Club, Swimming Team BOB SANDS-Boys' Glee Club, Football, Sophomore Class Vice- President PHIL SARAGUSA--Bays' W Club, Cross Country, Plays, Track letterman l IE SA NDER A a ella Drcmatics Club GAA D X LEE . U S- C pp , 4 , , Girls' Glee Club, Kay Cees, National Thesoian, Plays, Variety Show, Operetta, Y-Teens-vice-president LOY F. ROWLAND ' x MIKE RUSSELL FRED SANCHEZ TOM SANCHEZ JOHN SANDERS BOB SANDS WAYNE RUBY ,Q 'of IS fake qi,-we N, JOAN SACKS is '81 , I PHIL, SARAGUSA MARILYN RUF? - I 'ities I iW,g',g1:.ei , ist 3 f 1 X I Qi wi I I . I iff gli ' A m i 0 .. 'II I X f I W rs, fliiix ROBERT RUMFORD .F S, I ,I , Twig 5 I' wi ,Q I - . X ,f A E ,Q R Q Q' 5 .f . Q. N-If My is . ,as x i .,ii x-I. J. I Q iv ooNALo SAINT DIXIE SAUNDIRS Page 101 I +G' iii ,L Qfw ' JOHN SAYRE KAREN SCHERZER DONALD SCHICK GLORIA SCHICK LINDA SCHLEGEL RON SCHMIDT JUDITH SCHMITI CHARLES SCHROEDER DONNA SCHROEDER Q x8 O O V N ll in ' e S' eqv ' SHARON SELLS R J f. W Q Q . T .....h..e .f , ff 1 iw I Qs STEPHEN A. SELLS 7 'Tis' 3 'L S ig' ':?1 5 T' tt, DAN SHELEY Page 102 'EVM -we SONJA SHAFFER wus.,-.. L :uw All x X I WAYNE SHEETS JOHN SAYRE-C Q Club KAREN JEANNE SCHERZER-Dramatics Club, French Club, GAA, Girls' Glee Club, Kay Cees, Radio Production, Y-Teens DONALD SCHICK-Band, Variety Show GLORIA SCHICK-FHA, Tyronian LINDA SUE SCHLEGEL-Art Club, Dromatics Club, Design for Living, French Club-treasurer, FHA, Future Teachers Club, GAA, Horizon Club, International Relations, Kay Cees, National Thespian, Plays, Junior Quiverian, Variety Show, Y-Teens RON SCHMIDT-Biology Club, Band, Hi-Y, Microscope Club, Track Team, Variety Show JUDITH SCHMITZ CHARLES SCHROEDER-Camera Club DONNA SCHROEDER-GAA, Girls' Glee Club, Variety Show SHARON SELLS-Biology Club, GAA, Girls' League Repre- sentative, International Relations, Kay Cees, Quill and Scroll, Quiverian-editor-in-chief, Tyronian STEPHEN A. SELLS-International Relations, Science Field Club SONJA RAYE SHAFFER-Cheerleader-freshman, Courtesy Club, Dramatics Club, FHA, GAA, International Relations, Kay Cees, Spanish Club WAYNE SHEETS DAN SHELEY-Boys' W Club-president, Basketball, Football co-captain, Social Council, Student Council-vice-president, Track Ietterman GARRY R. SHELEY-Band, Fencing Club, Orchestra EDMOND SHELLEDA-Biology Club, Chemistry Club, Football, Swimming Team HAROLD SHERK BILL SHIVELY-Biology Club-president, Chemistry Club, Student Council, Tennis Team DONALD SHOEMA KE 11 3 g I W 4 W' 5' . Q' I .. L i . ,at l Q f GARRY R. SHELEY EDMOND SHELLEDA HAROLD SHERK BILL SHIVELY DONALD SHOEMAKE wn...,s PAUL SHRADER JANET SIMMONS LINDA SIMMONS SYLVIA SIMS JOYCE SINCLAIR EVERT SISNEY PAUL SHRADER--Baseball, Basketball, Band-sergeant at arms, Orchestra, Variety Show JANET SIMMONS-FHA, GAA, Girls' League Representative, Future Teachers Club, Kay Cees, Student Council, Tyronian, Variety Show, Y-Teens LINDA SIMMONS-Kay Cees, Y-Teens SYLVIA SIMS-Chemistry Club, Future Nurses Club, Girls' Glee Club, Spanish Club JOYCE SINCLAIR EVERT SISNEY-Classical Club, Senior Class Vice-President, De- bate, Design for Living, Football, Student Council JIM SKAGGS-Tumbling Team DARRYL SLAVENS ROBERT D. SLAVENS BOB SMART ALBERTA SMITH-FHA, Variety Shaw, Y-Teens DAVID SMITH-Chemistry Club, Football GARY DALE SMITH-Boys' W Club, Football Ietterman, Track Team GAYE SMITH-GAA, Girls' League Council, Girls' W Club, Horizon Club-treasurer, International Relations, Kay Cees JAMES H. SMITH SHARON SMITH-Design for Living, Future Nurses Club, GAA, International Relations, Kay Cees MARY LYNN SPANDLE-FHA, GAA, Future Teachers Club, Spanish Club, Y-Teens GEORGE R. SPOON-Track Team, Tumbling Team CAROLYN SPURGEON-Art Club, GAA, Girls' Glee Club, Inter- national Relotions, National Art Honor Society, Y-Teens yr- fm, ., s , 1.a?3Q1 W W2 - -me V - Qf:ii1,:,gs1Q:f.s 53 2..- SM 4 K, X- UQ., iszwxsvvl JIM SKAGGS DARRYL SLAVENS 0 hhff 'I J 0 f couP, INN ff - fool? 'U' ALBERTA SMITH .QW Q90 'llbfv DAVID SMITH New-f ROBERT D. SLAVENS I Q fs b , . -.CQ 5 . geifl:-.Q BOB SMART .- I H-:Q . ,. is l X vga' 5 sw GARY DALE SMITH I GAYE SMITH JAMES H. SMITH SHARON SMITH MARY LYNN SPANDLE GEORGE R. SPOON CAROLYN SPURGEON Page 103 Ur' .: N : PAT STABENCHEK .IUDITH STANNARD EDITH STARCHER SHERYL STEVENSON NINA STIERLY JACK L. STIMAC I' X W S.-is is e-- ilk' WAYNE D. STORY LEANNA SULLIVAN LOUIE SUPICA FRANK STOVER fr La L05 QQ OXEAKKQY '60 0 SHIRLEY SUPICA JOHNNY STUDER NX 5 Nu. We -, I,.. 5' i i I, , W,f QQ? I X I ALLEN SWANSON QQA up PAT STABENCHEK-Art Club, Design for Living, French Club, Y-Teens JUDITH STANNARD-GAA, Girls' Glee Club, International Re- lations, Kay Cees, Y-Teens EDITH STARCHER-Horizon Club, Tyronian, Y-Teens SHERYL STEVENSON-Art Club, Biology Club, Cheerleader- freshman, Dramatics Club, FHA, GAA, Girls' League Council, Girls' League Representative, Horizon Club, Inter- national Relations, Kay Cees, Pantograph, Quill and Scroll, Tyronian NINA STIERLY-Biology Club, FHA, GAA, Y-Teens JACK L. STIMAC-Football letterman, Tumbling letterman WAYNE D. STORY-Track Team FRANK STOVER JOHNNY STUDER-Band LEANNA SULLIVAN-Art Club, Dramatics Club, GAA LOUIE SUPICA-Classical Club-president, Student Council SHIRLEY SUPICA-GAA, Tyronian, Ushers Club ALLEN SWANSON--Band, Chemistry Club CHARLES R. SWENDER-Band ' LINDA SWENDER-Dramatics Club, Freshman Class Secretary, Girls' League Representative, Horizon Club, International Relations, Kay Cees, National Thespian, Radio Production GORDON TAFF-Boys' W Club, Biology Club, Baseball letter- man, Band-manager, Chemistry Club, International Re- lations, Orchestra-manager, Pep Band, Variety Show, Operetta MARILYN TAYLOR-Future Nurses Club, Girls' Glee Club, Tyronian-treasurer, Y-Teens ROBERTA TAYLOR-Biology Club, GAA, Tyronian, Y-Teens LESTER E. THOMAS-Football CHARLES SWENDER LINDA SWENDER GORDON TAFF MARILYN TAYLOR ROBERTA TAYLOR LESTER E. THOMAS Page 104 5 Q X iii gt ' ii, 5 '-5-' Q J 1iea..W Y ' I. 559 I fa fa. 'QTW' LARRY THOMPSON TOM THOMPSON DOUGLAS THORF JACQUELINE THORP EVELYN THURMAN NORMAN TICE LARRY THOMPSON TOM THOMPSON-Biology Club, Chemistry Club, Swimming Team, Science Field Club-secretary and treasurer, Student Council DOUGLAS THORP-Hollywood Club, Tumbling Team JACQUELINE SUE THORP--Splash Club EVELYN THURMAN--GAA NORMAN TICE-A Cappella, Boys' Glee Club, Variety Show, Operetta PHYLLIS SUZANNE TIGER-Classical Club, Design for Living, Radio Production, Student Council TOM TILLERY-Boys' W Club-secretary, Football, Swimming letterman-captain JUDY TOMECAL-Horizon Club-secretary, International Re- lations, Kay Cees, Orchestra ALVIN TOOLEY-Spanish Club ARTHUR J. TORRES-Boys' Glee Club, Spanish Club PATRICIA TRIEB-Girls' Glee Club, Kay Cees RONALD TRIMBLE-Football, Student Council DONALD TROUTMAN-Hollywood Club BEVERELY JEAN TRUM-Girls' League Representative, Koy Cees, Y-Teens CAROLYN TUCKER-GAA, Girls' Glee Club, Ushers Club GARY F. TURPIN-Tyronian BRUCE bURlCH-Baseball, Chemistry Club, Football, German u RICHARD USSERY SUIANNE TIGER TOM TILLERY JUDY TOMECAL ,'7Tmx f 1-I-Ai go? Q i . 0. v 4 'Q N U40 ,,, ALVIN TOOLEY ARTHUR 1. TORRES PATRICIA TRIEB RONALD TRIMBLE mu, wi 'ill W DONALD TROUTMAN BEVERELY JEAN TRUM CAROLYN TUCKER GARY F. TURPIN BRUCE URICH RICHARD USSERY Page 105 -Q l 'Q QW? gl' 2' is W' -:ffl M 5 I ... l aw.. MARY VAN HOOSER DAVID VAN INWEGEN BETTY VON HULTEN BARBARA WALKER DENNIS WALKER BEVERLY JEAN WA QW -5 ., A 2, A fi fm 1 ...M ' L DALE WARNER JOHN WATSON PAT WATSON X I X qggr' g 1 -- Q fn ffm! fo our aeen W Q ,t ,mp 15 : :b b .' mm. 5 ,me I so I TOM WEATHERMAN fs, i ., ' WALTER WENDEL Page 106 BARBARA WELBURN WARREN WELCH SHIRLEY A. WERB MARY VAN HOOSER DAVID VAN INWEGEN-Classical Club BETTY JEAN VON HOLTEN-GAA, Y-Teens BARBARA WALKER-Tyronian DENNIS WALKER-Boys' W Club, Baseball, Basketball- manager, Football Ietterman, Hi-Y-sergeant at arms BEVERLY JEAN WALTON-Classical Club, International Re- lations, Plays, Splash Club DALE WARNER JOHN WATSON-Band, Orchestra, Pep Band, Spanish Club, Variety Show, Operetta PAT WATSON-Art Club TOM WEATHERMAN-Basketball BARBARA WELBURN-Sophomore Class Secretary, Junior Class Treasurer, Design for Living, GAA, Girls' League Repre- sentative, Kay Cees-vice-president, Social Council, Ty- ranian-secretary, Variety Show WARREN WELCH-Chemistry Club, Classical Club, Courtesy Club, Football, Hi-Y-vice-president WALTER M. WENDEL-Boys' W Club, Basketball, Chemistry Club, Golf letterman-co-captain, Plays, Radio Production, Spanish Club SHIRLEY A. WERBE-Dramatics Club, GAA, Girls' Glee Club, League Representative, International Relations, Kay Cees, National Thespian, Plays, Ushers Club, Operetta Future Teachers Club, Horizon Club, Kay Cees, Orchestra treasurer, Plays, Variety Show, Operetta JOHN WESTERMANN-Swimming Team, Track Team DARRELL WHITE-Boys' W Club, Baseball, Courtesy Club Football letterman PHIL WHITE --M V H sais M If E SANDRA WEST JOHN WESTERMANN DARRELL WHITE PHIL WHITE LTON SANDRA WEST-Band, GAA, Girls' League Representative, 5 'lm-,A JACK WHITTIER TOM WILLIAMSON LARRY JACK WHITTIER-Boys' W Club, Baseball letterman-co- captain, Basketball letterman, Student Council-vice-presi- dent TOM WILLIAMSON LARRY D. WILSON-Band, Variety Show ROGER WILSON MARTIN L. WILTSEY WILLIAM F. WING-Chemistry Club, Football, Fencing Club, Kay Cees JAMES O. WITHAM-Boys' Glee Club GERALD WITTENBERG-Kay Cees HERMAN WITTENBERG--French Club-sergeant at arms CLARAMAE WOMBLES-FHA, Girls' Glee Club, Kay Cees, Stu- dent Council, Y-Teens MARJORIE WOODRUFF-Biology Club, Bond, Classical Club, Future Nurses Club, Horizon Club-secretary and treasurer. International Relations, Kay Cees MARGARET WORLEY-A Cappella, Dramatics, Girls' Glee Club, Ushers Club, Variety Show, Y-Teens ROBERT WORRELL-Chemistry Club, Football, Spanish Club, Tumbling letterman GERALD WORTHINGTON-Band, Chemistry Club. Orchestra, Operetta MARILYN WRIGHT-Bond, Ushers Club, Variety Show, Y-Teens BETTY WYATT-Biology Club, Dramatics Club, FHA, Future Nurses Club-secretary and treasurer, Girls' League Repre- sentative, Horizon Club-treasurer CAROLE WYTESKO-FHA, International Relations, Tyronian, Y-Teens JIM YARMEK JEANNE ZUK-FHA, International Relations, Kay Cees, Ty- ronian, Y-Teens . :. . mx ,,, Li . :uw I 1 Rives- - vp... ' -a,.3'x . X -r O. WILSON ROGER WILSON MARTIN L. 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