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

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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.

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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