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

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' 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

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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 .

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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'