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

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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'

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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

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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