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

Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1958 volume:

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L .Q Bowen - Sem 1 R Psifxupax SUPfffinliSenr f Mo L,, , f Q 1 fl . Y, K I J. ' 1' fi K KL X 6 1 :iff t 5' S?Yd'i,HUFne1 U illi X - am M . G xda Cosne Sew: xce rmcxpa G v dnm Page 6 0Gu1danCC Conn uldance Comielor V95 A ,x. . , l -N ?wff2fv K, . e S2 i ,ig E A LkL . , I 3 s ' l 3. v ,W Bill Aldridge Helen Barnett D. F. Bentley Mabel Bentley Delzvey D. gegnard Kansas, B.S. Columbia, M.A. Kansas, M.A. Emporia, B.S. ansas, . . I Electricity, Alg. Physical Education Biology Geometry Chemistry, Sr. Science 2, ,g s f - . . 5 e ' ' - ' B swf Nelson M. Connet Pittsburg, M.S. Biology Mathematics Robert Brownrigg Valparaiso, B.A. Nelle M. Cook Florence Belle Corporon Ray L. Cox Kansas State, M.S. Pittsburg, B.S. Kansas, B.S. Mathematics Library Social Studies an Clarence Bolze Iowa, M.A. Accounting Lester M. Cross Emporia, M.S. Mathematics -All 6 an--N 'Qtr Mary Crown Jean Curl Art Dalzell Elizabeth Dehoff Lavina Dille Marion E. Divelbisa Nebraska, M,A. Park College, A.B. Kansas, B.S. Kansas, M.S. Michigan, M.A. Columbia, M.A. English Vocations Social Studies Business Education Mimeographing, Typing Social Studies 3: wx syn.-v Donald Doughty Eva Dunn Ed. J. Ellis Virginia Fogelstrom Donna Gibson Wallace M. Good Southwestern, B.A, Wisconsin Iowa, M.A. Kansas, B.S. Secretary Kansas, M.A. English Office Social Studies English Physiology, Biology Page 7 Page 8 l VR cfffklx Yi ,9'W' M -X , Q' I - ,gi ,V V an ,- ' f sy o ' ' , sr 5 Tb, WV - U A Cz '- i :gi , all V' ,--Q. if K.. x ,xx s- se.. - K , , lx ' ',. A In 41- , ' gl . is 5 1 ' , V f , . J. Q Y , J' ' ' 2 sf 4 f ' David F. Gray James Green Annie R. Griffith A. L. Guy George W. Hahn Clint J. F. Hammer Missouri, M.A. Printing Peabody, B.S., R.N. Chicago, M.A. Illinois, M.S. Colorado State,M.A Physics School Nurse Auto Mechanics Botany Social Studies JL. 5 5 a 55 2 . HI' ,f.,r ' ' , I Q-33 ' ,we i ff' N gw ff- Q ws -.-M. b , .1 1ic ' 'W .. f X. F A 2 X x. l x Joan Hardman Lucile Hawks Ardis Hill John Hirsch Nina Howe Eileen Hughes Washburn, B.Ed. Kansas State, B.S. Columbia, M.A. Missouri, M.S. Kansas, M.A. Kansas, M.S. Physical Education Everyday Living, Foods Physical Education Mathematics French, English, Spanish Arts,Crafts l I 1 5 7' x sr K 8 A - D . - X U 4- ' -.-I 'Sr-' tw .. 3 . aan-Q g Jean Hutton Kansas, B.S. Vocations 1 fm 1 .f -Q1-inf'-f 'M H? -.Q ' Lewis D. Kruger Chicago, M.A. English Q ali. Orville D. McHenry Minnesota, M.E. Health, Phys. Ed. Alice Irwin Treasurer vat. x wr o ,wg fa. in t . Donald Kyle Kansas, M.S. ,mf Leonard Jensen David Kendall ReMinta M. Kin! W. J. Knapp Iowa, M.A. Pittsburg, M.S. Pittsburg, M.A. Greeley, M.A. Speech, Debate Drafting Shorthand, Transcription Dramatics, Stagecralt K L:,f N ' 1 . .. Q , 3- 'X 1 -y A pt, P Q. af l E, 'C' I Q N ff' I K , '1 :VW 'C A ., f A Ralph Landes Russell O. Litchfield Dolores Martin Lulu McCanles Pittsburg, M.S. Denver, M.A. Kansas, B.S. Stanford, M.A. Psychology English Social Studies Health, Phys. Ed. Woodworking dvdhi 'f ,f 5 x '- -upssv S-----4 fl GZ! Iona Mettlen E. Maude Moles Frank Naylor Mildred Norman Delvin T. Norris Columbia, M.A. Columbia, M.A. Kansas, M.Ed. Pittsburg, B.S. Kansas, B.S. Latin. EHZHBH Mathematics English, Panbograph Librarian Health, Phys. Ed. 'I S .sts v Barbara Parker Lauren L. Plummer Pittsburg, B.S. Emporia, M.S. English Business . is 5 . XY T.. all , lr -QN X , X 1 ? KC . f 4 Q Bryan A. Schmidt Colorado St., M.A. Vocations di., Betty Shaffer Secretary Q-X 'V iq' 'VX , 'Ht' ' L Ethel Doris Procacci Pittsburg, B.S. Librarian S H5 S l if e ..'.Z f n fm 1 fl I 1 f 3 , X' Frank Quiring Kansas. M.S. Chemistry 'O' QT! Charles Sheffield Walter Shublom Kansas, M.S. Social Studies Kansas, M.E. Social Studies 4-.. Watt' N K 1 X 'gf- '. .Q i Lester Ramsey Iowa, M.A. Shorthand lv K 4 X x si ...4-.. as Roland C. Smith Colorado, M.A. English S,-v'l1N Y 5 or :gli ' KW' 4 ....,, g I of R. A. Samuelson Northwestern, M.M. Instr. Music, Theory Reba E. Smither Pittsburg, M.S. Clothing N-ani' A. B. Spears Judith Stapleton Awyn Starbuck Paul C. Starbuck Glenn L. Stevenson Anne Stubblefield Central Mo. St., B.S. Kansas, M.A. Pittshurg, B.S. Iowa, M.A. Pittsburg, M.S. Kansas, B.S, English, German Spanish English Typing Metal Work F0068 X 'A za , X 5 .Q A K. I. Stubblefield Francis A. Swaim Lawrence Tharp Marguerite Theis Maurine Thomas Louise Tirnmer Iowa, M.A. Emporia, M.S. Kansas, M.A. Northwestern, M.M. Northwest Mo., M.S. Columbia, M.A. Biology Mathematics History, Quiverian Vocal Music Business El'lZll5h ' af 'sw'-'ss ' mx, ff.. 4.-Q. Yvonne Turner Donald E. Upson Charles Vining Norma Wood Marion A. Wools Jeanne Yoakum K. C. Art Inst., M.A. Kansas State, M.S. Pittsburg, B.S. Kansas State, B.S. Emporia, M.S. Secretary Art, English Algebra Drafting Cafeteria Director Social Studies Page 9 A 6 a By Sharon Korte T Back row, left to right: Johnnie Longfellow, Mike Rodriguez, Pat Wynn, Judy Hunter, Carol Strickland, Jackie Mul- linix, Richie Strohl, Jackie Garlich, Peggy Bates, Jim Gill, Terry Bloskey, Frank Buck, Jeff Wilson, John Kent, John Davis, Chere Lynne Boget, Beverly Farrell, Sonja Harrison, Donna Albright, Mary Frame, Janice Zimmerman, Carol Keltner, Vic Campbell. Fourth row: Robert Speer, Garth Christoff, Steve Swaim, Frank Romero, Wayne Preston, David Hume, Harry Rutledge, Robert Clyde, Marcella Glass, Kay Johnston, Judy Peerson, Anne Brandt, Sarah Gail Lynn, Sharon Scoville, Nancy Howard. Third row: Bill Latas, Gloria Stein, Marilyn Lawrence, Denney Myers, Dennis McNerney, Alford Welch, Carl Eberhart, Leonard Lutz, John Richeson, Eugenia Mangelsdorf, Betty Swim, Mary Ann Wools, Joyce Davis, Jeanis Graves, Elaine Haines. Second row: Kenneth Naylor, Jim Hathaway, Bill Emery, Barkley Fahnestock, Judy Gail Harman, Mr. Bernard, Barbara Fabac, George Anne Porter, Sharon Korte, Diana lsenhour. Front row: Connie Howard, Joyce Coleman, Penny Standish, and Carol Graf. The Student Council, one of the most active organiza- tions at Wyandotte, consists of one representative from each homeroom. Leading the Council this year are: president, Barkley Fahnestock and the new sponsor, Mr. Dewey Bernard. As- sisting them are: Judy Gail Harman, vice-president, Bar- bara Fabac, secretary, and George Anne Porter, treasurer. Council sponsored activities are: Lost and found, collec- tion for Thanksgiving, Drive for Polio fund, Homecoming Dance, selling of Wyandotte pennants, and student mixers throughout the year. The representatives also act as guides for speakers on Know Your Job Day. One of the most important projects on which the council has worked is the establishment of a Code of Ethics for which the student body voted. Success of this code will depend upon the desire of the students to follow it. For their part in making this another successful year at Wyandotte, the Student Council, its sponsor, officers, and members deserve much credit. We want to wish much suc- cess in the future to the new sponsor, Mr. Dewey Bernard. 4 condom 66444 Uffdom By sharon Korte A bumper crop of 800 sophomores began their be LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Lester Cross, Charlene Crane, Carolyn Birge, Bill Kline and Bill Young Taking a very active interest in all events around Wyandotte this year was the Junior Class of 665 students. Among the outstanding activities of the class were the junior party, selection of their class ring, and the tradition of passing of the robe to the class of 1960. Officers for the year are: Bill Young, presidentg Bill Kline, vice-presidentg Charlene Crane, secretaryg Carolyn Bitge, treasurerg and Mr. Lester Cross, sponsor. By Sharon Korte high school career at Wyandotte, September 9, 1957. They participated in a vigorous class election and a gay sophomore party with much interest and en- thusiasm. This group is eagerly awaiting a jolly junior year and the dignity of being the class of 1950. Under the guidance of Mrs. ReMinta King, the sophomore officers are: Gerald Hay, presidentg Larry Blowers, vice-presidentg Nina Matsukevich, secretaryg and Judy Farmer, treasurer. LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. ReMinta King, Larry Blowers, Judy Farmer, Nina Matsukevich, and Gerald Hay. X. V . v QW N 1' O ,FL E sq :sg EEQQEQIIII . Page 12 Cpursesy CXub, Kei: to Yquerson, S0 P2095 T'A'm51S0, 50549 N L ax '-is n it , s '0 lf ,. V-.OL ,.j.,..S , ,.U ' kr ' ' . iv, ,, x'y .JF I - iv euy My us, that gxtet righc-. 5 Yvadiord. , ju W, W, ,.,..w-vw f' MfWf'W W wr In 1 k :::z:--'-M 1 ,..-...l2 X 5.,,7,,:.:,,,v, a ..... .M .M. - ...,, , - ',.aN..,.,...,..., . M.. . ' V Q' 3 O 1 ,M - ..:: ,: Q Af 6 .2 'f'I ' ,M .5 .m':.: - Sy i -- ' ,. 'A M '-'A-ls..-navy-gv...,,4 . Kala Page 14 Z Em! -8 By Eugenia Mangelsdorf Back row, left to right: Vicki Kapnick, Mary Lou Thoele, Sylvia Schmidt, Susan Callender, Sarah Riley, Diane Ira, Myra Anderson, Carol Ott, Gloria Barnes, Jerry Trantum, Richie Strohl, Sharon Sco- ville, Ann Fothergill, Vada Morrow. Front row: Dee Proffitt, Gayle Voorhees, Miss Barnett, Cindy Vaughan, Elaine Haines, Marilyn Mahale, Gail Geiger, Eugenia Mangelsdorf, Gracella Lane. The Girls' League is the largest social organization at Wyandotte, for every girl who enrolls here automatically becomes a member. In the fall, the Girls' League spon- sored an assembly designed to introduce the clubs and activities of Wyandotte to everyone. Following this was a picnic scheduled to be at Loose Park, but because of weather conditions it was held at school. The Christmas Formal at the American Legion Memorial Ballroom, mixers, and the Mother-Daughter banquet in the spring were outstanding events sponsored by the Girls' League. A new event, Qui- verian catch up, intended to obtain the last autographs from the senior class, was introduced this year. The Christmas decorations in the auditorium, and orientation for next year's Sophomore students were a part of the Council's activities. Led by Elaine Haines, president, Cindy Vaughan, vice- president, Gail Geiger, secretary, Marilyn Mahale, treasurer, and the other members of the council, every event proved to be a success. The club is ably sponsored by Miss Barnett. Assisting her are Miss Cook, Miss Hughes, Miss Fogel- strom, Mrs. Hutton, and Miss Cosner. Girls' League Homeroom Representatives Nancy Abbott, Sharon Allen, Beverly Barcus, Shari Bieri, Carolyn Birge, Chere Boget, Julia Brock- meier, Sharon Carson, Linda Cole, Charlene Crane, Darlene Crane, Karen Daly, Sharon Davis, Elaine Day, Marcia Deutch, Judy Dougherty, Carolyn Erfurth, Lois Fagan, Karon Flies, Linda Foley, Barbara Glasgow, Venita Herdman, LaVerne Hiebert, Caroline Holmes, Linda Holwick, Judy Hood, Diana Isen- hour, Janice Kaff, Ann Keeton, Norma Kelly, Judy Kuhns, Pat Lambie, Mary Jo Leach, Carol Locke, Alice Mackish, Phyllis Mader, Sandra Martin, Nina Matsukevich, Pat McClendon, Betty Myers, Donna Nick, Joan Oyer, Ruth Patchin, Margaret Patterson, Judy Peak, Winnie Pratz, Ramona Ramirez, Martha Ramsey, Janet Carol Russell, Janet Sue Russell, Sandra Salyer, Margaret Schlonga, Mary Speer, Janice Street, Sharron Swender, Connie Taylor, Linda Volz, Annette Wahlin, Sharon Wiber, Janeth Zeephat. Wa- Third place: Alice joy Mackish 716- , Q F l 5 s I ,N 'g X wr ,Q Q lk 1 rw- I U zb' 'gg 'ff t . .,,. Q ,jp 4 ,JI A' V i liffsijt ,ix X tllmll at By Sharon Korte t, .b .3 x,..- f 5 -,,H. . .ff yi, ' t illxliilsiff i l llll fl Back row, left to right: jerry Martin, Brian Ellis, Roger Percival, jerry Mohart, Ronald Hachinsky, Murle Hinds, Lee Holst, Don Wasko. jim McGinnis, Larry Butcher, Tom Werp, Taso Anthan. Second row: Don Stroup, Charles Self, joel Lamkin, Alvin Keithley, Paul Altenhofer, Carleton Kleitz, Kenneth Naylor, Norman Samuel- son, Robert Parks, Don Woolsey, jim Stroup, Ken Novak. Front row: Carl Treece, John McDermott, Robert Wyatt, Mr. K. I. Stubblfield, Mr. Marion E. Divelbiss, Mr. L. L. Plummer, Clyde Hinds, Al Welch. Pledge of the Hi-Y is to Create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and community-high standards of Christian service and character. Various activities carried on by this Wyandotte organization: To handle concession stands at home games, check stands at the plays, take charge of the second-hand book exchange, and as usual sponsor the Annual Talent Show. Under the leadership of Mr. Marion Divelbiss, Mr. L. L. Plummer, and Mr. K. I. Stubble- field, the first semester officers were: President, A1 Welch, vice-president, Melvin Bliss, secretary, John McDermottg treasurer, Bob Wyatt, chaplain, Ken Novak, and sergeant-at-arms, Tom Werp. Second semester officers: President, Melvin Bliss, vice-presi- dent, Al Welch, secretary, john McDermott, and treasurer, Alvin Keithley. S First place. Girls Quintet Sharon Korte, Diane Ira, Gayle Voorhees MC: Al Welch Jeanie Graves, Myra Anderson. QL l Fourth place: Second place: Frank Smith, Richard Klepac, Leonard Lutz. Marilyn Mahale Page 1 U M . Back row, left to right: Linda Denton, Miss Hill, Mary Theole, Mary Jean Ruby, Charlene Crane, Darlene Crane, Carol Strickland, Judy Timmerman. Standing: Rachel Johnson, Diane Ira, Connie Howard, Mary Jane Beach, Gail Geiger, Ann Brandt, Francine Green. Sitting: Myra Anderson, Mary Faubion, Betty Myers, Marcheta Bray, Brenda Margey, Barbara Headrick, Marilyn Milam. Front row: Pat McGinnis, Eugenia Mangelsdorf, Judy Hubbard, Mary Lou Bitner, Timo- theia Lukon. Baclt row, left to right: Carole Serene, Joyce Seaton, Nancy Hill, Pat Converse, Barbara Glasgow, Becky Goodbar, Ann Fothergill, Shirley Lorton. Fourth row: Betty Ann Kell, Pat Russell, Mary Frame, Sharon Sue Wiber. Third row: Sharon Ham, Sue Sims, Claudette Faust, Margaret Moat, Lanora Bishop, Linda Sue Foley, Cheryl Murphy, Carolyn Gould, Linda Breidenthal, Judy Doherty. Second row: Karen Daly, Vicki Sonders, Mary Davis, Karen Day Ford, Rose- mary Fry, Elizabeth Johnson, Peg Thrutchley, Elaine Turpin. Front row: Bonnie Foster, Nancy Abbott, Mary Plack, Priscilla Linton, Karen Spillman. .gal zstggg 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 diving and swimming abili- ties, and membership is obtained by tryouts. The Splash Club consists of the more ex- perienced swimmers, and the members of the B Club become Splash Club members after one year. 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, sometimes swimming to music. Each club meets once a week during the fall and spring months, and each club works on Life Saving and Water Safety Instruction as an annual project. A Swim Show is presented bi-annually and is always an outstanding event attended by many people and enjoyed by all. This year, the club's Swim Show was called the Sea Swimposium. With the help of the Art Club, the Printing Department, the Cus- todians, Miss Hill, and the hard-working swimmers, the show was a success both nights it was performed, November 21 and 22 ' The officers of the Splash Club ate: presi- dent, Eugenia Mangelsdorfg vice-president, Judy Hubbard, and secretary-treasurer, Pat McGinnis. Page 17 r ! Page 18 ie , C T Back row, left to right: Carol Flowers, Carla Bailey, Karen Ford, Sharon Fenton, Pat Kane, Carolyn Lowe, Lila Kauten, Naeda Christen- son, Donna Anderton, Jean Kane, Karon Flies, Melanie Chandler, Betty Kell. Second row: Janice Detlefson, Mary Beth Faubion, Mary Lou Bitner, Pricilla Linton, Timotheia Lukon, Marcheta Bray, Nancy Hill, Bar- bara Headrick, Linda Breidenthal, Anne Brandt, Susie Foster, Judy Gulley, Sandra Dickson. Seated: Bonnie Foster, Charlene Crane, Joan Ellis, jean Ellis, Linda Fish, Dorothy Faerber, Marilyn Long, Linda Foley, Grace Higgin- botham. Q.,-4,1-i , W . Four girls with the greatest number of points over 1400 are awarded gold pins. This year the officers are: president, Ramona Ramirez, vice- president, Dorothy Faerberg secretary, Susie Painter, treasurer, Mary Jo Leach, Senior manager, Murle Malottg Junior manager, Becky Updike, Sophomore manager, Martha Ramsey. By Karon Flies Girls Athletic Association is open to any girl at Wyandotte interested in sports. After school,G.A.A. sponsors many sports including softball, volleyball, basketball, etc. Each girl earns points whenever she participates in any of the activities. After earning 600 points she is awarded a small letter W , after 1000 points, she is awarded a large letter . we me 8 fd 4 Back row, left to right: Patsy Pruneda, Frances Ruiz, Janice Street, Romona Ramirez, Murle Mallott, Peggy Thrutchley, Mary Lou Thoele, Barbara Myers, Sharon Martin. Second row: Rosa Lea Thorp, Donna Moore, Sharon Wiber, Scottie Ragsdale, Betty Meyers, Elsie Starcher, Martha Ramsey, Winnie Pratz, Karen Spillman. Seated: Miss Joan Hardman, Marilyn Milam, Ruth Ann Patchin, Susie Painter, Becky Updike, Elaine Turpin, Brenda Margey, Eugenia Mangelsdorf, Linda Vogel. , 1 rf n f' :J Q 3 'T :. 8 1 By Sarah Riley ...fi 's X ,K ii , .Q . .. X- 'Ll .G , , , ' jf Us Q . ,,. ,fn as, is Q ' . S. X Y ,V 1 .QA LZ xkk l , , A y . B ' Q- . . - visief 'E' gs, s R . S+-no W l W' ' . Q as s .lss is sall I , I saws 5 v 'iv ' K l is I 8 - t A Back row, left to right: Donna Moore, jean Ellis, joan Ellis, Delores Bocelewatz, Charlene Crane, Patricia McGinnis, Brenda Margey, Susie Foster, Susie Painter. Second row: Miss Barnett, Sharon Tucker, Nancy Hill, Barbara Headrick, Bonnie Foster, Eugenia Mangelsdorf, Susan Stackhous, Mary Faubion, Marchcta Bray. Front row: Timotheia Lukon, Mary Bitner, Ramona Ramirez, Mary Lou Thoele, Sandra Dickson, Janice Street, Anne Brandt, Elaine Turpin. Not in picture: Winnie Pratz. Girls with a special interest in sports make up the Girls' W Club. Through the year, points are awarded for participation in sports activities. 600 points entitle a girl to a small W , and girls with one thousand points receive a large W , Each year four gold pins are awarded to four senior girls earning I if more than 1400 points during their senior year. Parties are also included in the year's activities along with sports. The Club officers are: Mary Lou Thoele, president, Sandra Dick- son, vice-president, Janice Street, secretary-treasurer. f f By Sarah Riley 'Q f--. r sa 7 B M.. A ab' 'J we -8 L I 'Serif jd' Back row, left to right: John Denesha, Ray Wheeler, Lee Leger, Bill Gunderman, Terry Bloskey. Fourth row: John Long, Bill Kline, Michael Babiclt, Don Marquis, Len Skinner, Dave Hills, George Redden, Louie Shelleda, Don Schone, Bob Kent. Third row: Burly jenkins, Paul Buck, Tony Marquez, jim Hathaway, Tom Cunningham, Bob Golub, Larry Bishard, Ronnie Smith, jim Gill, Bob Hart, Ron Cooper. Second row: Tom Kerr, Lee Gaston, Dave Lindsey, Gordon Benson, Joe Chop, Gene Dempsey, jim Taylor, Al Sheley, Steve Burnau, Bill Latis, john Imhoof. Front row: Al Kohler, Walt Shepherd, Mickey Alcanter, Ron Chambers, Jack Rogers, Bob Baker, Jim Lugar, Bill Emery, Dennis Lowe, Mr. Starbuck. Any varsity letterman in football, track, tennis, basketball, swimming, cross-country, golf, and baseball is eligible to join the Boys' W Club. Under the able supervision of Mr. Paul Starbuck the club carries out its purpose, which is to raise money for an athletes' insurance program. They did this by helping to sponsor some social activities for the students. This year's officers are: joe Chop, president, Paul Buck, vice-presi- dent, and Ronnie Chambers, treasurer. Page 19 7f'6Za6 5 35 Back row, left to right: Barbara Glasgow, Norma Allen, Rosalea Thorp, Susan Radford, Deanna Teaverbaugh,JoAnneMandigo,Jeanine Jensen, Virginia Hopewell, Carolyn Lowe, Sandra Richards, Gloria Stein, Marilyn Lawrence. Second row: Betty Meyers, Elizabeth Faubion, Judy Timmerman, Joann Robinson, Judy Smith, June Miller, Barl .ra McKisick, Kath- erine Buxton, Linda Grumbling, Carolee Crews, Bonnie Calloway, Mary Jo Thomas, Merle Mallot. ' ' l ' C th' Hinman, Front row: Patricia Cr Bonnie Wyatt, Sharon Fenoglio, Marilyn Anderson. The Horizon Club is the high school continuation of the Camp Fire Girls. Their objective is to have fun, develop their personalities, and give services. This year the club did some service work for the University of Kansas Medical Center. They also spent a week end at a six-state conference of the Horizon amblit, Carol Malott, Pat Morris, Norma Barnhill, Carol Locke, Carol Ott, Chery Cain, yn ia Club at Camp Tawanyak. Leading the club this year are Carol Ott, president, Norma Barnhill, vice-presidentg Carolyn Pickel, secretary, and Carol Locke, treasurer. The sponsors are Miss Reba Smither, Miss Joan Hardman, Miss Iona Mettlin, and Miss Mildred Norman. By Winnie Pratz L. : ,Ms Q LJ K fm Lili.-3' Cl J rr Zahn Joe Manley Ralph Leininger Alex Frye, Larry Schrivcr, M r. Hahn. Back row, left to right: Jerry emons, e y , , , Front row: Charles Fort. Al Farres, Glen Jackson, Larry Butcher, Ronald Henry, Bob Rankin. The Fencing Club was organized to accommodate the boys who are interested in learning the skill of fencing. They have their regular meetings in the morning from 7:15 to 8:00 at Page 20 which they learn and practice the skills of Fencing. The Fencing Club is sponsored by Mr. Hahn. By Barbara Baird W 65 S 1 Hw- P By Sharron Swender ,. is 3 . 1 sr- Standing left to right: Ron Cooper, John McDermott, Ronald Braams, jerry Hahn, Victor Goethe, Walter Ott, Glenn R S ff ld. Atwood, Larry Parks, Charles Self, Tom Seldomridge, Ernie West, Maurice Sims, oy a o h d J h Moeller, Bob Tice, Mr. Stubblefield. Seated, Tom Bore ar t, o n For 21 years the Hollywood Club at Wyandotte has been the organization that operates and helps maintain the visual motion picture machines. They check in each morning with Mr. Stubblfield, the club sponsor. The officers for this year are: Bob Tice, president, John Moeller, vice- aids equipment for all classes. This club is composed of students who give up their study hall time to run the president, Tom Borchardt, secretary-treasurer. Madam By Sharron Swender x f d Ol' ' Morales joyce Henry Sandi Phalp Tom Back row, left to right: Myra Swenson, Betty Hinds, Hildred Ho ges, ivia , , , Blackwell, john Tritle, Bobby Chain, Howard Hill, Larry Harralson, Chester Green, Janice Baldwin, Judith Cooling, Shirley Nickols, Linda Cogan, Garnet Robinson, Mary Ellen Garrett, Carole Kaminski, Gayle Taylor, Donnette Duncan. ' ' ' k Gl ' Stein, Maree Jo Thomas, Bernard McDonald, Front row: Miss Howe, Bonita Best, Carol Smith, Sharon Tuc er, ona Walter Ott, Nancy Hill, Doris Brake, Delores Shoemake. The Ushers Club at Wyandotte is a service organization composed of boys and girls who are willing to give of their time and help to seat people at the many performances held in the auditorium. Each year personal letters are pre- sented by Mr. johnson to the students who have given out- standing service. The club is under the sponsorship of Miss Nina Howe. The head ushers who rotate this position this year are: Walter Ott, Nancy Hill, Doris Brake, and Bernard McDonald. The assistants are T. W. Barrel, Sharon Tucker, and Maree Jo Thomas. -my U. V ' f I .Q xr ' ' 'T ' ' 'K 9 M' ' ' W 'W I ' MQ . 78 r-,wtf .fi ,- -afefs .525 . 'ff - ' '04 an O C - . 1 e V 3. 0 0 W By Karen Tucker Back row, left to right: Carol Clemons, Judy Seek, Mary Kukovich, Wilene Kitchen, Louise Anderson, Beverly Anderson, Barbara Bart- lett, Marsha Broyles, Rosemary Fry, Felice Miller, Mary Piekarski, Rita Brotherton. Second row: Virgie Pazlar, Pat Robison, Shirley Anderson, Karen Adams, Larry Perard, Jay Willis, Paul Schenke, Tommy Roberts, Shar- on Fenoglio, Florence Smith, Patricia Bartltowski, Judy Gail Harman. Front row: Sandra Milner, Jean Bohndorf, Gloria Crimmins, Joyce Davis, Ann Smith, Dee Proffitt, Miss McCanles, Linda Cunningham, Nancy Thompson, Darlene Pontious, Phyllis Maxson. The International Relations Club, sponsored by Miss Mc- Canles, is dedicated to the fostering of a good relationship be- tween the world's different countries. This club has con- tributed to the Care organization, and has also become a mem- ber of UNESCO. Meetings are held on the third Tuesday of each month, where they learn the different and unusual cus- toms of other countries in the world. Among their additional social events this year were meetings in which foreign students from this area talked of their home lands, and the annual Christmas party. The very capable officers are: Dee Proffitt, president, Ann Smith, vice-presidentg Linda Cunningham, secre- tary, and Joyce Davis, treasurer. ff' ' minus Page 22 2 By Connie Downs Sanding back row, left to right: John Kent, David Hicks, Webb Winn, Bill Robison, Dale Kendrick. Front row: Dale Burtner, Mike Mackey, Joe Tasler, Mr. Aldridge, Jim Hundley, Jerry Padget, George Magenheimer. The C Q Club is an organization that tries to cultivate the interest of Wyandotte boys in amateur radio. Club meetings are held the third Friday in each month. Various topics on radio are discussed and explained. A trip to an F M Station was taken in February. President this year is Jim Hundley, secretary is Karl Desch, and the sponsor is Mr. Aldridge. Twenty members have been taking part in the activities of the club this year. M 1 ' ' E By Connie Downs Standing, left to right: Grace Reeder, Carolyn Wilson, Janice Eddins, George Anne Porter, Sarah Gail Lynn, Rosemary Fry, Bonnie Bachert, Mary Thoele, Bonnie Calloway, Richard Hamilton, Arnold Catron, Charles Jordan, Beverly Berger, Janice Jeffers, Marlon Malcom, Miss Norman, Ron Medlin Seated, left to right: Linda Cunningham, Carole Simon, Susan Speer, Dave Millins, Ed Soule, Linda Baker, Becky Not in picture: Jay Deane, Diana Isenhour, Gracella The Design for Living Club is a discussion group. Meet- ing monthly, the members exchange opinions and try to gain a better understanding of a previously selected reading. One of the objectives of the club is to stimulate the reading of classical literature, for instance, selections this year in- cluded Tbe Prince, Dr. Faurtur, and The Gorpel According to Sr. Mazzbew. g. , Mrs. Corporon, Mrs. Procacci. Julie Breidenthal, Carol Ott, Ed Powers, Linda Vogel, John Davis, Lane, Pat Morris, Ed Mickelson, Linda D. Banion. Lane, Janet Morrissey, Bob Parks, Linda Wait, Rachel Johnson. The moderators for the discussions are competent men and women, professors, judges, and ministers, who are well versed in the field of the chosen subject or selection. The organization is sponsored by Miss Norman and the librari- ans. David Mullins is president for the 57-58 year. By Barbara Baird Beatrice Allen, Hawice Allen, Sharon Allen, Louise Anderson, Carolyn Ashley, Jean Babick, Carla Rae Bailey, Linda Anne Baker, Lois Bar- ger, Gloria Barnes, Barbara Bartlett, Pat Belke, Carolyn Birge, Lanora Bishop, Donna Bohnstedt, Patricia Bowlin, Doris Brake, Kathie Brewer, Betty Brown, Patty Jo Butts, Charyl Lee Cain, Jacqueline Campbell, Joann Castro, Carol Clemons, Joyce Coon, Gloria Copeland, Zelma Cross, Betty Cutchlow, Karolyn Cutchlow, Brenda Daniels, Darlene Davis, Mary Davis, Verna Davis, Reola Dawkins, Carol Deck, Betty Dillon, Sue Dryer, Janice Eddins, Virgene Eisele, Marion Farres, Claudette Fause, Linda Felber, Patricia Felber, Delores Filer, Linda Fish, Terry Fish, Marilyn Foster, Judy Franse, Betty Frazier, Marjorie Fry, Mary Ellen Garrett, Adelia Goff, Roberta Goin, Marilyn Granger, Judy Grantham, Charlotte Griswold, Janice Grover, Jeanne Guiles, Judy Gulley, Sandy Hall, Elizabeth Hamilton, Nancey Harbison, Gladys Heisman, Joyce Henry, Venita Herdman, Janie Hickman, Mary Lee Hickman, Betty Hinds, Linda Holmes, Judy Hon, Judy Hunter, Donna Hysel, Jeanine Jensen, Elizabeth John- son, Sylvia Jonson, Audrey Jones, Patricia Kane, Lila Kauten, Brenda Kelly, Wilene Kitchen, Sandra Krause, Pat Lambie, Delilah Little, Bonnie Longdon, Cindy Macias, Marilyn Mahale, Sharon Martin, Dixie McCracken, Gloria McCray, Karen Merritt, Carlene Michael, Irenia Micltens, Rosa May Miller, Delores Moore, Mary Moore, Naomi Miller, Joyce Morley, Pat Morris, Phyllis Munsey, Opzerine Nero, Donna Dee Niedens, Norma Noah, Susie Painter, Laura Parker, Luella Parker, Ruth Ann Patchin, Margaret Patterson, Leona Perry, Sandra Phalp, Darlene Pontious, Pae Sue Ray, Janet Reed, Judy Reed, Sharon Roberts, Joann Robinson, Nancy Rutkowski, Janice Schoenhofer, Beverly Schrage, Sharon Scoville, Joyce Seaton, Karen Seitz, Carol Seldomridge, Sandra Shaumeyer, Beverly Shaw, Maye Shoemake, Sue Sims, Florence Smith, Judy Ann Smith, Vicki Soudens, usan Spidle, Mary Stabenchek, Bettie Starks, Darlene Stewart, Irma Stewart, Pat Stimetz, Becky Stockstill, Teana Stuart, Rosalie Sweeny, Myra Swenson, Rozena Tatum, Helen Thomas, Nancy Thompson, Sharon Thompson, Jan Thornburgh, Peggy Thrutchley, Peggy Turley, Carmen Turner, Linda Vogel, Bonnie Wallen, Judith Webb, June Welburn, Nadine White, Carol Sue Wilcox, Judy Wing, Bonnie Wyatt. Y-Teen is one of the biggest organizations here at Wyandotte with a membership of 155 girls. This year some of the members, called the Candy Stripers, have of- fered their services to the hospital, pushing carts with magazines to give to the patients. Another of their many services is the presentation of Lenten services in Recital Hall for the four days before our Easter vacation. Officers for the year are: Gloria Barnes, president, Verna Davis, vice-president, Carolyn Birge, secretary, and Zelma Cross, treasurer. Miss Dille, Miss Crown, Mrs. DeHoff, and Mrs. Parker are the sponsors. Page 2 4 MU' O By Annette Wahiin G' Q 5 06' Back row, ieit to right: Miss Martin, Doris Brake, judy Moore, Leroy Saiia-L, john Moeiier, Ysohert Burkrhan, Eddie Macon, Ai Bishop, john Zieiinsiflr, jay Lawson, Charies Dooiittie. Front row: Sackie Goodach, Gioria Crimmins, Caroi Smith, Sharon Thompson, Sarah Kiiey, Annette Wahiin, Kay Sohnston, Sandra Dubin, Eiaine Harris, judy Kuhns. Every Yriday, members oi the Radio Production Ciass go oi acting, speaking, and directing. it is not oniy an to station KCTCN and transcribe a short radio show which teresting ciass, but one which is very beneiiciai to is broadcast Sunday noon. it is amazing how much the students. Miss Martin is the sponsor. students iearn about the essentiai requirements in the iieids By Annette Wabiin az, 1' Berger, ioyce Beary, Vir- i ine Lake, Seanne ack row, ieit to right: Karen Ford, Uia Hurd, Sue Ann Boyn, Sharon girna Hopeweii, Mary Boatman, Donna Kuth Aidridge, janice Setters, Beyeriy Vferhe, E a White, lacide Muiiimx. Second row: Miss Hughes, judy Gritiee, Connie Downs, Karen Adams, Biii Dengei, Bruce iderdman, Don Brown, Stephen Patterson, Marion Maicom, Sim McGinnis, iohn Todd, 'Yed Logan, Cheryi Lee Cain, Mrs. Turner. Front row: Dotty Simpson, Sudy Tayior, Eva Sean Hegarty, Annette Wahiin, Norma Keiiy, Sudy Kuhns, Kay Sohnston, Shariiyn Bieri, Liaine Harris. n organization made up oi persons oi the meetings, artists irom various phases oi art presf Eieid oi art. This year the some interesting iectures to the ciub. The oiiicers ior the reguiat president, Norma Keiiyg vice-president, Kay iohnstoi meet- retary, iudy Kuhns, treasurer, Annette Wahiin, ar torian, Shari Bieri. iub is a ing the h once sketch d an The Art C ho are considering enter s mer twice a mont , sketch meeting. The the members picice hing. At some w ciub member ' and once for a ' new at which iterno0ri sitetc meeting ing was something interesting spot and spent an a d By Karen Tucker ,i KS, . tg-yi Left ro right: jesse Rodriquez Bernard McDonald Tom Roberts Rob t P k , , , er ar s, Mr. Aldridge, Mike Rodriquez, Wayne Chrisman, Ron edlin, Don Slroup. Seated: Dave Mullins, Ed Soule. A newly organized club this year, the Chess Club, is com- in a chess tournament with a group from a similar club at posed of boys who like to play chess, and are interested in Topeka High School. The officers of the Chess Club, under improving their skills in the game. The name master is the sponsorship of Mr. Aldridge, are: Ed Soule, president, and given to the person who is able to defeat the other club mem- Dave Mullins, secretary. bers in a series of games. ln April, the members participated U By Mary Speer Left to right: jack Edwards Delbert Hold N , cr, orman Samulson, Betty Kell, Bob Branstetter, Stephen Patterson, Tom Roberts, Maree jo Thomas, Duane Anders, Tom Blackwell, Mr. Quiring. Membership in the Chemistry Club is open to any Wyandotte taking trips to industrial laboratories. The club is sponsored student who is interested in a career in the field of chemistry. by Mr. Quiring and this year's officers are: president, Stephen 5 The club tries to show kinds of work open to a chemist by Pattersong and secretary-trea , Rh ' inviting pr fe ' l h ' surer euan Crutchfield. Page 2 o ssiona c emists to address the group and by Back row, left to right: Mrs. ReMinta King Gloria Stein, Virgene Eisele, Mary Jean Ruby, Linda Ambrose, Barbara Fabac, Ellen Ball, Dolores Sewell, Jane Thomas, Juanita Walker, Phyllis Maxon, San- dra Kendrick, Betty Swim, Sharon Milleret, Judy Donovan, Darlene Wright, Alice Schone. Front row, left to right: Judy Seek, Julie Para- dise, Delores Glassley, Carolyn Van Natta, Lila Fine, Maree Jo Thomas, Lois Fagan, Nancie Rice, Sherry Taylor, Bonita Best, Diana Howard, Sally Harrison, Sandra Milner, Sue Lindsey, Marcheta Bray. Front to back: Ramona Ramirez, Marilyn Mohn, ' e By Karen Tucker .. fll 1, The Tyronians, under the direction of Mrs. King, are seniors who are taking Advanced Short- hand-Secretarial Practice as a part of their curricu- lum. Not only does each student receive the training necessary to become a good secretary, but she is also given good advice on how to improve her grooming habits and personality. This club meets once a month, and a social meet- ing takes place every other month. One of the nicest of these social events was the annual Christmas Party, held at the Westhaven Restaurant. The mem- bers sold wrapping paper during the Christmas Season in order to pay for the National Business Ann Smith, Janet Carol Russell, Doris Meade, Gloria Day, Sharon Korte, Gloria Mikesick, Joyce Hill- Entrance Tests which were given this spring and gardner, Delores Filer, Barbara Baird, Janet Sue Rus- , the scholarship that was awarded to the Secretary of the Year. The officers of the Tyronian Club are: Gloria sell, Karen Spillman, Marilyn Lawrence, Mary Jane Hanis, Virginia Rankin, Marie Bendure, Jo Fran Bradford, Stein, president, Delores Filer, vice-president, Sharon Korte, secretary, and Janet Sue Russell, treasurer. Ge By Jean Kane :rl --1 in Back row, left to rgiht: Pat Cooley, Carol Deck, Clara Goode, Carolyn Peters, Margaret Patterson, Joyce Seaton, Martha Timby, Kay Griffin, Lezlie Rollin, Virginia Reeder, Felice Miller, Judy Moore. Second row: Karen Alexander, Julia Broekmeier, Susan Callender, Connie Downs, Dorothy Faerber, Anne Brandt, Sharron Swender, Bonnie Bachert, Jackie Paramore, Judy Sherwin, Janice Detlefson. Front row: Rosemary Fry, Pat Foster, Connie Antrim, Sharon Scoville, Beverly Clark, Mary Lou Thoele, Mr. Spears. The officers for this year are Sharon Scoville, president, Beverly Clark, vice-president, Mary Lou Thoele, secretary, and Connie Antrim, treasurer. The club is sponsored by Mr. A. B. Spears. The Future Teachers of America is an organization for any boy or girl interested in teaching as a profession. The purpose of the club is to inform them of the good qualities of a teacher and also, the requirements for teaching. Dur- ing the year at their regular meetings they heard speakers on various phases of teaching. 7 eq! karma! ' ' N ? S gs. V .M A .,, Wm s Q. id v H ig f si at' Hack row, It-ft to right: Marilyn Lawrence, Darlene Stew.1rt,Janl0 llickman, Virginia Withers, Patricia Mcllaniel, Peggy Holxtrom Shirley Ward, Santlra Sue Mark, JoAnne Mantligo, Susan Radford, Patric 11...-luuu Vcrnght, ouium lwlcr, ,iuuuu nun..ueuff, iauullc Smith, Gayle Ti, liourth row: Kilorm Stein, Pat Helke, Judy Howard, Linda Cole, Judy Moore, Rita Hill, Becky Yuran, Judy Seek, Mary Kukoxich, Sue lnulst-v, louise Antlcrxon. Ann Smith, Sharon Miles, Virgene lfisele, Wil 'ruuuu ruuu inn- Plack. Nancy 'ruuuufu Marilyn Anderson ia McGuire, Jutly Kay lzversole, Lois Ann Ragsdale, Dee Proffitt lor. cne Kitchen, Linda Cunningham, Marilyn Grable. , Ruth Bushnell, FelicaMiller, Pamela Rose, Karen James, Venita Herdnian Sharon Allen, Jan Thornburgh, Christina Munov, Nina Matsukevich, Janice Schoenhnfer, Karen Sites, Patricia Robinson, Janice Street, Kath- crinc Quinn, Marx Unis. Frances llarnes. Scrtnul row: Janice Agin, Annette hwahlin, Deanna Shaw, Beverly uefuur, ti.-luuu nu lxulr, Sandra Klingle, Joyce sluuk, M lfront row: lieverly Barcus, Sandra Richards, Barbara Lowe, Jutly Morris, Judy Webb, June XVelhurn, Janice lxuldwiu. The l-uture llomemakers Club is composed of girls who have had at least one tear of home econonms, and are interested in learning how to lu-tonie ln-tter organizers in the home. Their property and goals are correlated with their classroom work. Un the lint Tucwtlay ol each inonth, an interesting and cn- ,.,y.u-lu .uuuuuu u num fur ou naetnhcrs, and the gun uru Karen Ford, Jeanne Franklin, Beverly Shaw, Gloria Barnes, Sarah Riley aye Shoei Priscilla nakc. Linton, Ann Fracol, Joan Coens, Betty Barcasla, Carol lloughtry able to learn new and different methods of .accomplishing household duties. The Future llomeinakcrs are helped greatly hy their sponsor, Miss Hawks, and the officers, Sarah Kilcy-president, Regina Launt.ly-vice-president, Diana lsenhour secretary, Beverly Shaw -treasurer, and Gloria Barnes-degree clmlrman, 4 wr -or ,Q wus.- X left ru right around the N1 Miss Griffith, Cecilia Nuyu, undue, Clara Guuau, Jutly Mmm., Mary Alice cfuwe, Beverly Farrell, Mary Morales, Olivia Mtxrales, Ruby Kitvhin, Mary Kultovich, Becky Yuran, Judy Seek, Markle Bray, Karen Flies, Sharon Smith, Donna Det Nietltns, Linda Sandcen, Carolyn Birgc. Betty Scheffel, Vada Morrow, Florence Best, Joyce Kinkler, Linda Baker, Burma Hancock, Delores llocelewatv, Jean Kane, Carolyn VanNatta, Carolyn Hackney, Bonnie W'yatt, Betty Kell, Mary Davis, Joyce Mitchell. Thu Future Nurses of Aruuneu is an urgurufunuu tor girls interested in nursing as a career. Their regular meetings are once a month. At several of these meetings student nurses have spoken to them about their career and training. The girls have one main project for the year which is contributing two hours a week working at Bethany Hospital. The officers this year are president, Vada Morrow, vice- president, Cecilia Novn Graclac, and secretary-treasurer, Betty Scheffel. Miss Griffith, Mrs. Calvert Winter, and Mrs. Chris' topher Davis are the sponsors. By Karen Tucker B Y C 3 11 K a fl e Page 27 eral outstanding events of the club are the annual Christmas Page 0 By Connie Salley W Back row, left to right: Ann Becker, Judy Hood, Sandra Phalph, Jewell Dobbins, Pat Wynn, Mary Speer, Felice Miller, Julia Brockmeier, Susan Callendar, Melanie Chandler, Martha Ramsey, Janice Zimmermann, Janice Jeffers, Donna Aldridge, Ellen Lees, Judy Kunkler, Ula Hurd. Ethel Greer, Marcie Hankins, Nancy Bello. Third row: Ruth Hattaway, Lenita Childers, Judy Hubbard, Karen Alexander, Juanita Morales, Judy Sherwin, Bonnie Callaway, Larry Boyd, Leon Wilson, Paul Schenke, Ed Powers, Robert Miller, Janie Harms, Jo Ann Mandigo, Pat McGuire, Carolyn Wilson, Katherine Bux- ton, Sharon Swender, Sherry Pryor, Darlene Pontious, Sarah Gail Lynn. Second row: Mary Hernandez, Bessie Rodriquez, Paul Burch, Larry Vujnovich, John Florin, Connie Salley, Cindy Vaughn, Janet Sue Russell, Joyce Trapp, Joan Oyer, Miss Stapleton, Beverly Barcus, Marilee Jackson, Dee Proffitt, Genia Mangelsdorf. Front row: Connie Antrim, Pat Foster, Mary Beth Faubion, Linda Denton, Mary Theole, Anne Brandt, Diana Isenhour, Lois Ann Rags- dale, June Thomas, Myra Anderson, Bill Kloiber, Mary Anne Woods. The Spanish Club, sponsored by Miss Stapleton, is composed of students who have had or are now taking Spanish. Through varied types of programs given at monthly meetings, such as talks by students who have visited Spanish-speaking countries, and skits given by students, the members learn about the culture and customs of countries with Latin backgrounds. Sev- 7 party in the cafeteria and a trip to a Mexican restaurant for a meal of tacos enchiladas etc. The officers this ear are i 1 Y Cind Vau han, residentg oan O er, vice- resident, o ce S P Tra , secretarvg and anet Sue Russell, treasurer. PP . . By Connie Salley Back row, left to right: Delores Moore, Nancy Abbott, Cynthia Hinman, Barbara Ward, Judy Timmerman, Carol Moore, Alex Zwirner Jerry LeBar, Judy Kuhns, Joann Purcell, Sandra Dickson, Helen Tucker, Judy Griffee, Norma Kelly, Sue Lindsay. Front row: Miss Howe, Nancy Taggart, Bert Johnson, Irene Mermigis, Bob Tietze, George Anne Porter, Janet Morrissey, Charles Jordan Under the sponsorship of Miss Nina Howe, the purpose of the French Club is to learn more about France and French customs. The club is composed of any student who has taken French. These members enjoy such activities as the St. Cath- erine's Day dinner, the Christmas musical, the Epiphany celebra- tion, and a picnic in May. The officers this year are Bob Tietze, president, Irene Mer- migis, vice-presidentg Bert Johnson, treasurer, George Anne Porter, secretary, Nancy Taggart, assistant treasurer, Charles Jordan, sergeant-at-arms, and Janet Morrissey, publicity. By Barbara Baird Back row, left to right: Bob Angle, Bob Clyde, Dale Burtner, Charles Franks, Bob Cochran, Ray Lading, Max Supica, Ed Mickelson, John Young, Don Guy, George Gosney, Mike Cogswell, Carolyn Westbrwk, Annette Wahlin, Phyllis Caffee, Kay Griffin, Kathy Quinn, Mary Lou Bitner, Margaret Bandy, Donna Nick, Sharon Smith. Third row: John Davis, Priscilla Linton, Carol Locke, Judy Peerson, Joan McManis, Carol Strickland, Peggy Bates, Karen Daly, Melissa Miller, Ruby Kitchen, Winona Packard, Geecoulia McCrory, Gloria Copeland, Juanita Vfeinland, Judy Gail Harmon. Second row: Jerry Trantum, Mary Jo Leach, Ann Fothergill, Norma Barnhill, Barbara Myers, Carolyn Gould, Lauora Bishop, Betty Kell, Carole Kaminski, Regina Laundy, Delores Bocelewatz, Linda Baker, Laverne Hiebert, Karen Peterson, Joyce Kunkler, Florence Best, Barbara Lowe, Barbara Bartlett, julie Breidenthal, Mary Ellen Morales. Front row: Miss Metlin, Carla Bailey, Molly Hart, Mary Ann Sheue, Susan Speer, Bonnie Callaway, Pat McClendon, Bruce Wahlin, Robert Speer, Bill Isenhour, Pat Morris. On the first Monday of every month, Latin I and II Iona Mettlen is the sponsor and the officers for this year students and students who have been enrolled in Latin II are: president, Mary Ann Sheueg vice-president, Pat Mc- meet for the Classical Club meeting. This club is a member Clendong co-secretaries, Susan Speer and Bonnie Callaway, of the national organization, Junior Classical League. Miss and treasurer, Bruce Wahlin. By Barbara Baird ,ri Back row, left to right: Tom Schweitzer, Rickey Walters, Don Warford, Floyd Haberkorn, Charles Elson, Bob Fischer, Jerry Clemons, Marlon Malcolm, Philip Merritt, Mary Jane Beach, Connie Howard, Pat Cooley. Front row: Ted Masters, Larry Garnier, Richard Hamilton, Arnold Catron, Mr. Spears, Janice Street, Susan Stackhaus, Christine Hoegler, Dorothy Faerber. The members of the German Club are students taking standing meetings of the year was led by an exchange German now and those who have taken it previously, student from Germany. The officers are Arnold Catron, This organization is to give the students something about presidentg Janice Street, vice-president, and Judy Metz, German culture in order to use German. One of the out- secretary-treasurer. Mr. Spears is the sponsor. 1 T RAVEI. R EAD A NALYZE 1 I NVESTIGATE LAB PROBLEMS LIBRARY RESEARCH Clyde, Medlin N Hamilton, Coiner, Walton 2 nur' -' . r,,.l- S TILWELL, oKl.A. C AMDENTON, Mo. FIELD PROBLEMS SPECIAL PROBLEMS Sumner, Eberhart QPres.j , Hgmillgny Wglfgn Dr. likblaw, Merritt, Michelson I I a E UREKA SPRINGS, ARK. N CEL, Mo. C Reston, lowA E MPORIA, KANs. SEMINARS INDIVIDUAL RESEARCH Catron Dr. Smith, Fischer IX is 5CHo so 0, u. 4' Legal, cZu,6 V SIIIZCIAI. TRIPS LECTURES-DIQIVIONSTRATIONS COmk Ridge, Tcnnj Merritt, Dr. Ticr, Michelson, Coincr, Mcdlin, Fischer, jordan, Ball Page 30 Catrun, libcrlmrt,Hamilton D By Barbara Baird . Back row, left to right: Dennis Bowers, John Bishop, Becky Goodbar, Peggy Bates, Alberta Burres, Pat Cramblit, Diane Ira, Elaine Braly, Mary Lou Thoele, Thelma Cobb, Ann Fothergill, Bonnie Callaway, Judy Gail Harman, Barbara Fabac, Sonja Harrison, Susan Callender, Julia Brockmeier, Melanie Chandler. Third row: Mike Croker, Ted Albright, Bob Clyde, Ann Becker, Jo Ann Altenhofen, Carol Deck, Judy Hon, Linda Carr, Carolee Crews, Linda Cunningham, Beverly Barcus, Marilyn Bauer, Carla Rae Bailey, Elaine Day, Judy Bluhm, Carol Frazier, Sharon Fenton, Don Brown, Mr. Knapp. Second row: Floyd Haberkorn, Leon Bennett, Steve Burnau, Fred Haynes, Chere L. Boget, Eva Jeane Hegarty, Verna Davis, Gloria Barnes, Bonnie Bachert, Sandy Dubin, Marcella Glass, Jane Harms, Mary Boatman, Martha Brandenburg, Mary Jane Beach. Front row: Mary Alice Crowe, Ann Hill, Janice Agin, Diana Isenhour, Darlene Crane, Carolyn Hackney, Patty Jo Butts, Gail Geiger, Nancy Abbott, Sandy Cornish, Judy Hubbard, Gayle Carpenter, Myra Anderson. The Drama Club is for students who are interested in the theater and acting and also in make-up, scenery, and publicity. Membership is not limited just to those who have taken drama. At many of the meetings, the members perform before an audience in a one-act play. The club presents the annual Drama Club play, which was Gentle- men Prefer Blondes this year. They also have a part in the Christmas Assembly. Officers for the year are Verna Davis, president, Mary Jane Beach, vice-president, Beverly Werbe, secretary, John Davis, historian, Chris Jensen, treasurer. Mr. Knapp is the sponsor. 0 'Wf . Back row, left to right: Twyla Bigelow, Missy Miller, Jerry Ron Seifert, Bill Dengel, Chris Jensen, Jim Warfield, Jim Porter, Strickland, Judy Kuhns, Karen Peterson, Carole Johnson, Leonard Third row: Beverly Parks, Nan Rose, Karen Spillman, Sharon Lois Potter, Judy Marable, Sharon Ellison, Karen Townsend, Dee L 1 s 4,-.ei . Prichard, Alice Joy Mackish, Joyce Cowgill, Jim Masters, Lynne Meeks, Sandra Salyer, Janice Zimmerman, Carol Hope. Martin, Linda Volz, Nina Matsukevich, Marilee Jackson, ittle, Orpha Rice, Felice Miller, Janet Reed, Lois Ann Ragsdale, Jerrie Trantum, Juli Verrier, Sharon Korte, Irene Mermigis, Judy Smith. Second row: Sandy Martin, Betty Myers, Judy A. Smith, James Linville, Genia Mangelsdorf, Sylvia Schmidt, Harry Rutledge, Vicki Kapnick, Bob Tietze, John Richeson, Dee Proffitt, Sharon Wiber, Lezlie Rollin, Sharon Scoville. Front row: Shirley Lorton, Sandra Way, Karen James, Mary Speer, Martha Ramsey, Ruth Ann Patchin, Claudia Sheley, Julia Speer, Scottie Ragsdale, Cheryl Murphy, Judy Smith, Ann Mariner, Beverly Werbe. Page 31 p- 'fda h'V 'N l Tyronian Sweetheart Sally Harrison. Candidates, left to right Carolyn Van Natta, Ann Smith, Mary Bonjoe, Delores Filer Janice Kaff, Janet Sue Russell Knot in picturej. GK! - Y N.A,.,.Q -- J -km, . +9 M4 S X . in I Q W- I X 4, fir X... .. .V I x 38 K . K I as s - .. ,. sw WM: Jw i. -' -. ' .. . . ' I if A ' ' ya 'T W :f t . W Q ll , , 1 . f X .- . ,,. i . 5-f fr' 3 K , 22. , ,. A ' .f if . nk ,,,.. , V - . M- L 3 m I . ,, -M . . Q - V1 .wif-1NR . .. -- , -ww-Qssr: r.m?iw:?mE, W .. . ,L , -1- . . .. , H V -K W .g . . i -- 3 sw .. 5. L. k M A ' x - 4 Q 'Rh 5 ' Z A .,,-- f - ' Q X I ' Ns ' . K - ' 4 1 , . - h . 'M' X 9 ' .Qi fi.. -. - , 4 K . 4 5 f f was Q Wm! A - Le if S. .J MQ Q W wx M N - in 1 . P . +' Q - M 3- X Q K V, k A ' W X W ' K Aiiififfz ' , I - 19 ' -,Q gf. Q. if 'L ' i K Fai .5 -S. . X . ,. -.Q ' ,Q ', rf W, . N L . . .X Q 6 A 1 V .X , - -4. , M. 'G Y xx. ...ks vw .. 'Q Q. ...,, .fy FIRST SEMESTER STAFF Editor-in-Chief ..,- .... L ...,.. .. ............... Art McGowan Managing Editors ......,, News Editors ....,,.. Secondary News Editors Feature Editors .,... .. Beverly Berger Diana Isenhour Lois Ragsdalc Janet Morrissey Myra Anderson Jeanie Graves Mary Ann Wools Bert Johnson Patricia McGinnis Janet Sue Russell Sports Editor ....,,..,...... ..,..... B urly Jenkins Girls' Sports Editor ,...... ....... B arbara Fabac Business Manager ,........ ......,..,., D iane Ira Advertising Manager ...... ....... M elvin Bliss 'EJ If Q' V fififfilgi :- i V? o 'S 1 V ' 'siizggfxwzn ttf-so .rl-e - - me , v, or 475 gg? 1 .F M SU' 'wier . 1 .W U 1' 5 H W1 Mr. Naylor Beverly Berger-Art McGowan ' I Lois Ragsdale M 5 Q H55 ' . Il fi ,.,. -as Q aa F gs, is f w'N i 'Q if Jeanie Graves Janet Sue Russell-Mary Ann Wools Melvin Bliss --WQL -if A 4, 4 so f f? J J' Q B Pat McGinnis f' 5':2 Diane Ira-Barbara Fabac W Burly Jenkins ' Page 34 'Q' 5 'm ' . ' if , , if . I f J , . 3 x t . mf, Myra Anderson Diana Isenhour-Janet Morrissey Bert Johnson SECOND SEMESTER STAFF Editor-in-Chief .....,.........,,r,.,..,......,,,... Beverly Managing Editor .,,,.. .,.,,, L ois Ann R News Editors ....... ......., M yra Ar Pat Mu Jeanie Secondary News Editors .....,. ........ B arbara Janet M4 Feature Editors r.r,.,.. ...... ...,,.. B e rt J Diana Is Mary Ann Sports Editors .....,.,. ,,... . . Burly , Ar: Mc Girls' Sports Editor ...., ............ - ..... D ia Business Manager .........., ....... J anet Sue Advertising Manager ........ .,....,..... M elvi I X ffl: ' 'fnf ? ! .s Eugenia Man gelsdorf i 0 0 nl ' Karen Tucker Judy Hubbard Gayle Carpenter By Eugenia Mangelsdorf Planning, editing, proof reading, and hard work constitute the basis of our 1958 Quiverian. With one of the smallest staffs that Wyandotte has ever had, the seven girls chose Eugenia Mangelsdorf as editor. Each staff member chose a section to direct: Administration, Sharon Korteg Clubs, Karen Tuckerg Activities, Dolores Sewell, After Hours, Barbara Baird, Sports, Gayle Carpenter, Seniors, Judy Hubbard. Next year's senior staff will be chosen from the juniors presently on the junior staff. The expert direction of Mr. Lawrence Tharp, sponsor, who guided and directed our staff and also photographed all the activities and clubs, made the Quiverian an outstanding success. s 'S Q . Barbara Baird se --. Mr. Tharp .IUNICR STAFF Back row, left to right: George Anne Porter, Gail Geiger, Sylvia Schmidt, Sarah Gail Lynn, Jean Kane, Winnie Pratz, Carolyn Pickel. Front row: Sharron Swen- del, Mary Speer, Sarah Riley, An- nette Wahlin, Connie Salley, Karen Flies, Connie Downs. Dolores Sewell I A-'N SE? Sharon Korte TI' - ti ' will By Eugenia Mangelsdorf Page 36 KRY .CEE KQV f-1 CEE 1' Back row, left to right: Carolyn Birge, Susie Painter, janet Morrisey, Barbara Baird, Linda Vogel, Dolores Sewell, Don Rupe, Bob Park Bert Johnson, Melvin Bliss, Art McGowan, Burley Jenkins, janet Sue Russell, Diana Isenhour, Karen Tucker, Jeanie Graves, Myra Anderson. Front row: Pat McGinnis, Diane Ira, Barbara Fabac, Lois Ann Ragsdale, Beverly Berger, Mr. Naylor, Eugenia Mangelsdorf, Sharon Korte Gayle Carpenter, Judy Hubbard, Mary Ann Wools. National Quill and Scroll is the highest honor achieved by high school journalists. To become a member of the society, each student must meet certain requirements. These require- ments are: to be in the upper one-third of the class schol- astically, have 100 points in journalism, be recommended by 1415 Wanna By S Eugenia Mangelsdorf The National Art Honor Society is a national organization designed to recognize art students and to encourage art tech- niques. Certain qualifications are necessary to become a mem- ber. The student must maintain a grade average of a two in art and a three in all other subjects with no failing grades. An exhibit of ten pieces of work done in three different media the journalism sponsors, and be accepted by the international secretary. To each member a gold pin picturing a scroll with a quill pen across it is awarded, as well as a subscription to the Quill and Scroll magazine. Mr. Frank Naylor is the chapter advisor. A 'F K I i Back row, left to right: Miss Hughes, Barkley Fahnestock, Mrs. Turner. Front row: Lois Ann Ragsdale, Marlon Malcom, Norma Jean Kelly. is judged by leading outside artists of the city. Their votes determine membership in the society. Members are formally initiated and awards are presented at the spring reception in May. Barkley Fahnestock received a national S100 Hallmark award for an outstanding picture this year. Miss Hughes and Miss Turner are the sponsors. I A By Gail Geiger 5 Back row, left to right: George Anne Porter, Lois Ann Ragsdale, Lois Potter, Judy Kuhns, Dee Proffitt, Sharon Sue Wiber, Jean Babick, Marcella Glass, Melanie Chandler, Bonnie Bachert, Susan Callandar, Judy Bluhm. Third row: Charles Jordon, John Davis, Barkley Fahnestock, Chris Jensen, Floyd Haberkorn, John Richeson, Bob Tietz, Bert Johnson, L B V Davis, Jud Gail Harman, Betty Myers, Sharon Scoville. Con cnnet, efni y Second row: Mr. Knapp, Harry Rutledge, James Linville, Fred Haynes, Lynne Meeks, Janet Reed, Diane Ira, Diana Isenhour, Gloria Barnes, Cindy Vaughan, Beverly W'erbe. Front row: Sylvia Schmidt, Francine reen, an ee ac National Thespian is composed of students interested in drama who have earned the required number of points to join the organization. To become a member a person needs ten points, and to become an honor Thespian he needs fifty ' 7 G M 'l J kson, Shirley Lorton, Darlene Crane, Charlene Crane, Gail Geiger. points. Comedy and tragedy pins signify the member. Officers this year are: president, Leon Bennett, vice-president, Cindy Vaughan, secretary, Bonnie Bachertg treasurer, Diane Isenhour, and sponsor, Mr. William Knapp. da By Eugenia Mangelsdorf Back row, left to right: Dean Lebetsky, William Isenhour, Howard Elliott, John S tevens, Ellis Brown, Dale Brownawell, Ed Kriss, Bob Miller, David Hume, Tim Van Cleave, Junior Thiry, Stan Walton, Gary Richardson. B K ll D 'd Mullins, Jay Deane, Charles Jordan, Brian Kelly, John Trainor, Jeff Wilson, Second row: Judy Smith, Linda O'Banion, etty e , avi Roy Saffold, Margaret Bandy, Pat McClendon, Carole Simon. Front row: Ellen Lees, Pat Morris, Mary Lou Thoele, Bonnie Calloway, Mr. Leonard Jensen, Phyllis Mader, Tom Jackson, Roberta Mar- tin, john Davis, Priscilla Foote, Delores Davis. The National Forensic League is an honorary organization for those students who have participated in debate or other speech activities. Based on a point system, a student must have twenty points to obtain membership. Other requirements are, that a student be in the upper third of his class scholastically and have participated in various debate tournaments or speech contests. A small silver key bearing SIOHCS which represent various degrees of merit is awarded to each member. These degrees are: Degree of Merit, 20 pointsg Degree of Honor, 50 points, Degree of Excellence, 100 points, and Degree of Distinction, 200 points. The Degree of Distinction entitles the student to a scholarship. Mr. Leonard Jensen is the sponsor. Wyandotte High School has the oldest and one of the leading chapters in the state of Kansas. Page 37 Delete Resolved, that direct United States economic aid to indi- vidual countries should be limited to technical assistance and disaster relief. Debating the above proposition this years debate squad, al- though having a somewhat slow start, had a very successful season. It began as they left, eager and determined, for the opening tournaments at Russell and Washington. Although unsuccessful at these tourneys the squad sent a group of novices to take first at North Kansas City. No luck was in store for the teams at Topeka but the following week was a three-tournament week-end and Wyandotte managed a second place at Olathe fnovicej and a third place at Pittsburg. More grim and more determined than ever, they traveled to Salina, William Chrisman, North Kansas City, and Shawnee Mission for four more tournaments. Although disappointed in these meets, their wonderful team spirit received great reward, for now the winning streak was on. Taking second at the State's Q Page 38 By Pat McClendon largest tournament, held at Emporia, led the way for the Novices to take second in the Sunflower League tournament and first at William Chrisman, both novice tournaments. At the District Meet, held at Lawrence, W'yandotte's four- man team of jay Deane and Gracella Lane on the affirma- tive, and Charles jordan and David Mullins on the negative, upset predictions by bringing home the first place trophy, and continued to the State tournament in Manhattan to chalk up third place in the State. Many long and laborious hours of study and practice have gone into this year's proposition, Under the capable direction of Coach Leonard Jensen the thirty-nine debaters took part in 323 rounds of debate, winning 213 and losing 110. They feel that they have been rewarded for their hard work in trophies. satisfaction, knowledge, and the many good times they have shared. , . , 3 Q.. ' V i qi ii, is It ca -4 ...cf ,-Ano. v.J' 5 -4 gn. x 3 . Left to right: Mr. Leonard Jensen, jay Deane, Gracella Lane, David Mullins, Charles jordan. Kaqgeee By Dolores Sewell A ,. . 3'4- -f - -' . . . 3 'H K: we N U . , .k ,B Lk , . ' I T 54518 gmt . X' , --' Y S 4 k 2. X -fr s Q J k f- - N k g k :' X. 1 A el? K X1 .A Q ,.. I' 571' 4 1 ,gm X ,f j, E E-WE ME' ml E f WM - KAY CEE OFFICERS Left to right: Ron Chambers, Gracella Lane, Pat McGinnis, Sharon Korte, Gayle Voorhees, Floyd Haberkorn. Leading the Bulldogs on to many victories are the cheer- ing, enthusiastic members of the Kay Cees. Let's Go Big Red can be heard for miles around when the Kay Cees start yelling. Under the wonderful guidance of Mr. William Mclntire, the Kay Cee group has become an organization of which every member is proud. A great deal of credit should also be given to the Kay Cee officers, our cheerleaders, and the pep band, Without them, the Kay Cees would not be the well-organized, reputable, sportsmanlike group that every- one knows. uMacn The Kay Cee officers are: president, Ronnie Chambers, vice-president, Gracella Lane, secretary, Pat McGinnisg treasurer, Gayle Voorhesg recorder, Sharon Korteg sgt. at arms, Floyd Haberkorn. To become a member of this organization, you must have a grade average of three or above, attend all home games, and wear the Kay Cee uniform to school on all game days and, of course, to all home games. The Kay Cees must also sell a certain number of tickets for the annual Kay Cee Play. This year's play was Men Are Like Streetcars, 'faqdeee Karen Alexander, Linda Ambrose, Louise Anderson, Myra Anderson, Connie Antrim, Jean Babick, Bonnie Bachert, Barbara Baird, Linda Baker, Don Baldwin, Gloria Barnes, Betty Bartkoski, Barbara Bartlett, Marilyn Bauer, Ann Becker, Leon Bennett, Beverly Berger, Bonita Best, Ann Betz, Twyla Bigelow, Mary Lou Bitner, Judy Bluhm, Mary Bonjoe, Jeanne Bohndorf, Julie Breidenthal, Winifred Buehler, Marcheta Bray, Bonnie Cal- laway, Gayle Carpenter, Arnold Catron, Ron Chambers, Lenita Childers, Jerry Coiner, Carolee Crews, Gloria Crimmins, Mary Alice Crowe, Julie Davidson, Verna Davis, Linda Denton, Marcia Deutch, Polly Dunklebarger, Virgene Eisele, Joyce Ethridge, Barbara Fabac, Lois Fagan, Marion Farres, Mary Sue Frye, Richard D. Fischer, Pat Francis, Pat Garstecki, Jeanie Graves, Kay Griffin, Beverly Grim, Donald Guy, Floyd Haberkorn, Elaine Haines, Saundra Hall, Judy Gail Harman, Ruth Hattaway, Gladys Heisman, Ann Hill, Joyce Hillgardner, Judy Hood, Nancy Hopewell, Judy Hubbard, Ula Hurd, Diane Ira, Diana lsenhouer, Marilee Jackson, Janice Jeffers, Chris Jensen, Bert Johnson, Carole Johnson, Charles Jordon, Janice Kaff, Ann Keeton, Norma Jean Kelly, Rosalie Kephart, Wilene Kichen, Sharon Korte, Judy Kuhns, Mary Kukovich, Gracella Lane, Marilyn Lawrence, Karlene Lindsay, Sue Lindsey, Priscilla Linton, Carol Locke, Barbara Lowe, Marilyn Milam, Linda Mallin, Murle Malott, Jo Ann Man- digo, Eugenia Mangelsdorf, Brenda Margey, Ann Mariner, Roberta Martin, Sharon Martin, Billie McCollough, Pat McGinnis, Arthur McGowan, Barbara McKisick, Sandra McMillian, Doris Meade, Ron Medlin, Irene Mermigis, Judy Metz, Sharon Miles, June Miller, Naomi Miller, Sharon Mil- leret, Sandra Milner, Pat Morris, Janet Morrissey, Joann Mowrey, David Mullins, Betty Myers, Donna Sue Nick, Carol Ott, Joan Oyer, Julie Paradise, Beverly Parks, Roger Percival, Connie Peterson, Sue Plomondon, Darlene Pontious, Sharon Priddy, Dee Proffitt, Lois Ann Ragsdale, Compton Reeves, Janet Reed, Ron Reeder, Sandra Richards, Lezlie Rollin, Mary Ruby, Janet Carol Russell, Janet Sue Russell, Nancy Rutkow- ski, Sandra Salyer, Judy Seek, Karen Seitz, Dolores Sewell, Carole Simon, Judy A. Smith, Judy Smith, Susan Speer, Karen Spillman, Edward Soule, Gloria Stein, Janice Street, Betty Lou Swim, Barbara Taylor, Mary Lou Thoele, Jane Thomas, Nancy Ann Thompson, Rosa Lea Thorp, Bob Tictze, Karen Tucker, Loretta Updike, Cindy Vaughan, Gayle Voorhees, Linda Waddell, Jean Wagner, Juanita Walker, Beverly Werbe, Mary Ann Wools, Darlene Wright. faq Zeea Page Donna Albright, Donna Ruth Aldridge, Sharon Allen, Beverly Anderson, Judy Baird, Lois Barger, Janice Bedsaul, John Bishop, Don Brown, Sue Brown, Sharon Canterbury, Karen Daly, Mary Davis, Elaine Day, Janice Detlefson, Colleen DeBolt, Don Dyer, Patricia Eils, Carolyn Erfurth, Janet Fagan, Sharon Fenton, Ann Fracol, Carol Flowers, Linda Sue Foley, Karen Day Ford, Ann Fothergill, Jeannie Franklin, Pat Francis, Carol Frazier, Barbara Glasgow, Becky Goodbar, Lawrence Gottesburen, Marilyn Grable, Roger Gravatt, Jane Harms, La Verne Heibert, Venita Herd- man, Ester Hernandez, Karen James, Jeanine Jensen, Sandra Klingele, Joyce Lake, Becky Lane, Mary Jo Leach, Shirley Lorton, Alice Mackish, Marilyn Mahale, Jean Mathews, Nina Matsukevich, Sandra Martin, Charlotte Mauldin, Clarissa Mears, Janice Milberger, Missy Miller, Margaret Moat, Carolee Nunamaker, Carolyn Peters, Karen Peterson, Barbara Purnell, Scottie Ragsdale, Martha Ramsey, Sharon Roberts, Deanna Shaw, Judy Sherwin, Joyce Shirley, Judy Shirley, Dorthy Simpson, Julia Speer, Carol Valentine, Julie Verrier, Janice Zimmerman. 40 CHEERLEADERS ' faq deed Nancy Abbott, Karen Lee Adams, Janice Agin, Shirley Anderson, Jo Ann Andervich, Nancy Barcus, Norma Barnhill, Mary Kay Bartkoski, Mary Jane Beach, Nancy Bello, Tim Benson, Janice Berry, Sharilyn Bieri, Carolyn Birge, Dolores Bocelewatz, Larry Boyd, Anne Brandt, Kathie Brewer, Julie Brockmeier, Marsha Broyles, Katherine Buxton, Phyllis Caffee, Cheryl Lee Cain, Susan Callender, Melanie Chandler, Garth Christ- off, Beverly Clark, Robert Clyde, Linda Cole, Joyce Coleman, Sandra Cornish, Charlene Crane, Darlene Crane, Zelma Cross, Donna Davidson, Sharon Davis, Connie Downs, Sue Dryer, Dorothy Faerber, Anita Leigh Fahnestock, Jimmie Fiddler, Bob Fischer, Karon Flies, Bonnie Foster, Mari- lyn Foster, Pat Foster, Darlene Frost, Rosemary Fry, Ellaine Gandy, Alice Geer, Gail Geiger, Marcella Glass, Vic Goethe, Roberta Goin, Jackie Goodack, Carol Graf, Judy Grantham, Francine Green, Ethel Greer, Judy Griffee, Opal Groenewold, Helen Grove, Nancy Hall, Janet Hamler, Barbara Harman, Molly Hart, Fred Haynes, Joyce Henry, Dennis Hester, Nancy Hill, Rita Hill, Cynthia Hinman, Carolyn Holmes, Peggy Hostrom, Kathleen Horvatic, Linda Holwick, Connie Howard, Theresa Ireland, Elizabeth Johnson, Larry Johnson, Mary Johnson, Kay Johnson, Jean Kane, Vicki Kapnick, Betty Kell, Terry Lauber, Ellen Lees, James Linville, Jerry Sue Locke, Sarah Gail Lynn, Judy Marable, Pat McClendon, Joan McManis, Lynne Meeks, Philip Merritt, Felice Miller, Barbara Miskee, John Moeller, Judy Moore, Betty Mullins, Robert Park, Stephen Pat- terson, Virgie Pazlar, Judy Peerson, Betty Pickell, Carolyn Pickel, Marilou Pippenger, Mary Plack, George Anne Porter, Lois Porter, Winnie Pratz, Pat Proctor, Sarah Riley, Patricia Robison, Frances Roudybush, Harry Rutledge, Connie Salley, Betty Scheffel, Margaret Schlonga, Sylvia Schmidt, Janice Schoenhofer, Sharon Scoville, Beverly Shaw, Mary Ann Sheue, Dorothy Sims, Carol Smith, Mary Speer, Penny Standish, Diane Staton, Betty Streeper, Sharron Swender, Nancy Taggart, Deanna Teaverbaugh, Sharon Thompson, Peggy Thrutchley, Martha Timby, Joyce Trapp, Elaine Turpin, Tim Van Cleave, Jane Van Hooser, Nancy J. Viertel, Linda Vogel, Annette Wahlin, Linda Wait, Stan Walton, Alan Wells, Carolyn Westbrook, Jo Beth Wild, Carolyn Wilson, Melinda Wilson, Virginia Wright, Barbara Yonevich, Janeth Zeephat. Q 1' X 5 i ii: li, if igoa i 'wail Willsi -.1 5 I -ffl Left to right: Charlene Crane, Francine Green, Lois Potter, Con- nie Howard, Joyce Trapp, Darlene Crane. 51 5 11.7315 A RESERVE RSf7'!' P' U Back row lefr t r. h Porter Connie' 0 ls r: Cind v ' Antrim Ch Y aughan, Chris j S , arle d ensen, 1, - econd 'OW' Leon BenneitJoll3oan,'Floyd Haberkofn, Mr.JclC:2Pll?cheson, Verna Davis, George Anne Front row: d , , nme Bach . .lu Y Gail Harman, Gm Geist? Iillrrlyogxitlegge, Shirley Lorron Lois A R r' USSR Speer. l nn 38511319 Tw 666 79W By Sharon Korte Maudie Mason has a lot of troubles. First she tries to teach her tongue-tied cousin a line, and she is quite surprised when Joy takes over her boy friends. Maudie's older sister, Sylvia, plans ke Maudie's steady to a party The resulting complications to ta . get Maudie involved deeper and deeper until everyone is mad at her, but as most stories end in a good way, this one does, too. are like Page 43 In Th Page 44 f ..-x 'HM 5-I Lois Ann Ragsdale, Ronnie Back row, left to right: Irene Mermigis, john Richeson, Mike Crolrer, Siefert, jim Rumsey. Third row: Floyd Haberkorn, Mr. Knapp, Leonard Hope, Cindy Vaughan, Gloria Barnes, Bert john- son, Connie Antrim, jim Hathaway, Sandra Salyer. Second row: Linda Cunningham, john Davis, Dee Proffitt, Chris Jensen, jim Masters, Verna Davis, Charles jordan, Susan Speer Bob Douglas. ' C ws, Mary Alice Crow, Bob Tietz, Beverly Werbe, Leslie Rollins. Front row. Carolee re BY Dolores Sem Th M . island- I'iife2:iDOr1ald farnily left their city home and m d fortqble City. Qlfhfiuxiodifggestetlaan it had been in theoliig iT13bV1IlE their friends and moviing igilslielis vzfiereldisappointed ug ever th' d- i , a eso are 1 l decided thatYth3gW t, go just as they wanted it, shag? fig n r want to leave the island for anyfh 1 V 9 1 v Ss x Inq H UGENTLEMEN PREFER BLONDES Lorelei Lee ...,,.. Dorothy .,.,,,.., Mr. Lee ,,,,, ,. Bert ,,..,..,.A,, Sam ....,,... ..........., The Captain ,...,,.. Mrs. Van Osborne Sylvia ,,,,,,,..,,,,, ,,,, Mrs. Van Austin Margaret ..,.....,,,.. Mrs. Spofford ,,...,,,.. Henry Spofford ......, Miss Chapman Sharon Scoville Diane Ira Leon Bennett Ron Seifert John Davis Bob Douglas W Connie Antrim Mary Jane Beach Eugenia Mangelsdorf Linda Cunningham Gloria Barnes Harry Rutledge Bonnie Bachert Aunt Dolly ........Y......... ,,,,,,,, G eorge Anne Porter Mr. Broussard, Senior ...,. ,,,,,..,. F loyd Haberkorn Mr. Broussard, Junior ...,e,.,.. ..,...,. ,,.,.,,,..,,,,,,, V i ctor Campbell Gail Geiger Chambermaid .,.., ,,.,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,, Young men ......... Young girls . ....... ..., . Denny Bowers, Jim Porter, George Spelvin Nancy Abbott, Carol Deck, Chere Boget John Bisho , Mike Croker Two Stewards A ..,., .....,..,,....,,,,.,,,,,, , Porter ...., .......... Hotel Manager ,.,,,, P ...,....,, .,,,,,,,,,,,,, B ob Tietze John Richeson 2 PM By Eugenia Mangelsdorf Lorelei Lee, a dazzling blond, and Dorothy, her brunette girl friend take a fun filled trip to Europe by thcmsflves. Lorelei poses as a sophisticated woman of the world and succeeds, be- cause she meets an extremely attractive boy who comes from a prominent family in America. Overdoing her pose, she finds herself with real problems. However, Dorothy and Lorelei rise to the occasion and the results become hilarious and de- lightful. Y i .. ,pf M155 . 5 ,.5 4 Page 45 fl 7'4- 1 H ,49 r llcff 1 I CY , in . Q 'ram 'Q' A X r , A . A 'sf 1 5 Head Drum Major: Elaine Harris CAboveD Clockwisc: Judy Eversole, Pat Russell, Marilyn Milam, Sharon Bryan, Carolyn Wilson, Timorheia Lukon, Barbara Fry, Pat Converse, Mary Frame. Q7 uk! l NA Y: ,xp 'XXE 'K I gmac! i S wif Q new ' Ya! 43 l .Sic Back row, left to right: Richard March, Paul McBride, john Richeson, Wayne Preston. Second row: Kenneth Taylor, Gary Pickering, Bob Miller, John Young, Don Kaff. First row: Gary Collins, Wayne Beeson, Frank Romero, Dave Gordon, Bill Brenner, jim Nelson. qw Y A N Ufom-ix 2 Page 47 sq-,:25:'N' 5- M k' h L is Potter Beverly Clark Phil McBride Marjorie Anderton Barbara FIRST VIOLIN: Tommy Roberts, Denny Myers, Alice Joy ac is , 0 , , , , Smiih, Cynthia Hinman, Julianne Verrier, Sylvia Johnson, Connie Howard, Marilyn Mahale, Eloyce Jones. SECOND VIOLIN: Joyce Sack- man, Carol Valentine, Gladys Heisman, Priscilla Linton, Donna Moore, Delores Blanchard, Don Overfelt, Larry Johnson, Carlton Kleitz, Vir- ginia Haberkorn, Charles Shoemaker, David Miller, Phil Cox. FLUTE: Ron Medlin, Mary Jane Beach, Jerry Prichard. CLARINET: Carol Ott, Bill Brenner, Jackie Paramore, Jim Blythe, Betty Streeper. OBOE: Gary Collins, Gary Doolittle, FRENCH HORN: Bob Baker, Bob Tice, Mike Foster, Joel Lamkin. BASSOON: Darlene Pontious, Grace Reeder. TRUMPET: Melvin Bliss, Don Kaff, Dale Ritter, Barry Dugan, TROMBONE: Phil McBride, John Richeson, Richard Masch, David Darrow, Larry Sowers. CELLO: Frank Griswald, Elaine Braly, Charlene Crane, Sonja Wilson, Don Shanks, Judy Smith, Linda Waters, Linda Masters, Wiletta Beasley, Judy Harvey. VIOLA: Alford Welch, Darlene Crane, Charles Carraher, Carol Keltner, Evelyn Phillips, John Ferguson. STRING BASS: Bob Branstetter, Joyce Mitchell, MS T F' I t er, Mike Beach, Lloyd Crowl, Nelda Chris- Locke, Lavonne Clark, Norma Barnhill, Mary Frame. DRU : om ici n Larry Boyd, Jerry Sue tinson. PIANIST: Sharon Scoville. DIRECTOR: R. A. Samuelson. Owmm By Carolyn Pickel performances of the year. From this group there were several ensembles that played for various civic affairs. Tom Roberts was chosen to lead the orchestra as concert master. The officers for this year are Bob Baker, president, Connie Howard, vice- president, Carol Ott, secretary, Darlene Crane, treasurer, Mike Beach and Alford Wlelch, sergeants-at-arms. The Wyandotte High School Symphony Orchestra is one of the outstanding high school orchestras in the state of Kansas. Directing the eighty accomplished musicians in the Christmas Assembly, all the plays, the Baccalaureate Service, the Spring Concert, and National Honor Society Ceremonial was Mr. R. A. Samuelson. The Spring Concert was one of the most important ! E 1 'I ,a Hub' I 4- - -.-. . 5 4,:i?!l' ' ,,,f961H'l'E1. if HSI 6 One of the thrilling moments in the life of any loyal Bull- dog is the instant when he hears the roll of drums and the sound of marching feet as the Wyandotte Band comes march- ing on to the football field. A flash of red and grey may be seen and a distant throbbing of drums, heard before eighty familiar faces Swing into view, under the direction of Mr. R. A. Samuelson. This year the band marched in the American Royal Parade and the Fire Prevention Parade and represented Zcwd Kansas on Kansas Night at the American Royal Show. Com- pleting the year's performances in a more serious manner, the band played at the Spring Concert and for Commencement ex- ercises. The band officers this year are john Richeson, presi- dent, Dave Gordan, vice-president, Elaine Harris, secretary, Wayne Beeson, treasurer, jim Hathaway and Larry Bishard, sergeants-at-arms, jim Hathaway, Bob Miller, and Dave Gordan, managers. By Carolyn Pickel CLARINETS: jim Nelson, Bill Durrant, Dorothy Sims, Sam Goebel, jim Blythe, Helen Grove, jim Hundley, Iverson Browne, Gerald Hay. Susie Painter, Phyllis Munsey, judy Edmonds, Larry Payne, Connie Peterson, Madonna Ray, Sondra Kay W'illiams, Sharon Bryant, Mary Frame, Pat Russell, Carolyn Wilson, Pat Converse, Phyllis Brownell. BASS CLARINFT: judy Hampton. TRUMPETS: Kenneth Taylvr, Gary Pickering, Don Kuff, Don jones, Paul Bicknell, jim Thomann, Doug Gaines, jim Sells, Bill Robinson, David Dunn, john Young, Harry McClain, jean Ellis, joan Ellis, Marilyn Milam, Louis Parra, jim Cox, Norman Morascli, Ralph Gudgel. TENOR SAXAPHONE: Gary Collins. BARITONE SAXAPI-IONE: Wayne Beeson. BARITONESg john Richeson, Richard March, Norman Samuelson, Bonnie Burband. TROMBONES: jim Hathaway, Larry Bishard, Ronald Brahms, Charles Frank, john Kent, Wayne Harbcr, Don Grant, Bob Merritt, Victor Devor. PERCUSSION: Bob Miller, Dave Gordon, Bob Leach, Phil McBride, Phil Lorton, Bob Kyner, Ronald Hardin, William Smith, Elaine Harris. SOUSAPHONES: Wayne Preston, Bob Branstetter, joseph Garcia, Fred Kincaid. FLUTE: Carol Locke, Gladys Heisman, judy Smith, Virginia Haberkorn, Timotheia Lukon, judy Kay Eversole, ALTO SAXAPHONE: Linda Nichols, Priscilla Foote, Frank Romero. Larry Henak, Barbara Fry. BELLS: Linda Masters, Barbara Smith. HORNS: Wayne Hignight, jerry Hill, Albert justray, Mike Foster. MAjORETTES: Barbara Fry, judy Eversole, Marilyn Milam, Sharon Bryant, Pat Converse, Pat Russell, Mary Frame, Carolyn Wilson, Tim- otheia Lukon. IIEAD MAjORETTE: Elaine Harris. DIRECTOR: R. A. Samuelson. - HY .1 -i KAI! i k-ll A CAPPELLA CHOIR wr ' 4.3 X1 Q: ,-SQ: Q' S7 Ev Back row, left to right: Mickey Alcanter, Robert Wittenberg, Dorothy Faerber, Norman Hackathorn, Gloria Barnes, Ron Cooper, Verna Davis, john Krivjansky, Deanna Hunn, Richard Klepac, jerry Serman, Carlton Schiemann. Third row: Linda W'addell, Karen Seitz, Janet Reed, Carole Heider, Mary Ann Wools, Lenita Childers, Carole johnson, Marilyn Bauer. Linda Denton, Mary jane Hanis, Elizabeth Faubion. Second row: Miss Marguerite Theis, Roger Perciva , Ju y ran am, y Leonard Lutz, Beverly Berger. Front row: Donna Hendrixson, Polly Dunklebarger, Sharon Scoville, Karen Tucker, Norma Ann Noah, Myra Anderson, Gayle Voor- Waca,Z77Za4' l d G th Cl 'de Hinds, Marilyn Long, Ellen Lees, Don Grant, Diane Ira, hecs, Beverly Parks. By Sarah Gail Lynn We, at Wyandotte are very privileged to have one of the the drama department, the traditional Christmas program was finest vocal music departments in this area. It consists of presented to the school. The vocal music department is under the A Cappella Choir, Boys' Glee Club, and a Girls' Glee Club. the direction of Miss Marguerite Theis. With the assistance of the instrumental music department and .4 - 41 I' 0 .la Left to right: Linda Denton, Linda Cunningham, Sharon Scoville, Linda Holwick, Judy Peerson, jerry Sue Locke, Carol Keltner, Nancy Harbison, Karen Melton, Karen Peterson. Seated: Carol Heider. s-t P GIRLS' GLEE CLUB 7 ,f s Cs B X .Ni . 2 da- , .3 L ey an i X R YU . X -t . X h , , ., Q . , i S Q K2 S 2 X, X , xx f Q nf K x V 1. . ',,. , ,ii 1 Back row, left to right: Naomi Miller, Nancy Rutkowski, Murle Malott, Judith Harbison, Joyce Mitchell, Cherre Hendricks, Nancy Bello, Janice Berry, Judy Smith. Third row: Vada Ann Morrow, Pat Stimetz, Zelma Cross, Barbara Harmon, Anita Fahncstock, Bonnie Foster, Jerry Sue Locke, Judy Peerson, Rosalie Devor. Second row: Janice Eddins, Nita Spyrcs, Roberta Martin, Mary Bartkoski, Marilyn Foster, Mary Lee Hickman. Front row: Sharon Martin, Diane Staton, Francine Green, Ann Becker, Linda Holwick. BOYS' GLEE CLUB a- XF! T 'C Back row, left to right: George Lewis, Larry Kneller, Glen Lemmon, Ted Albright, Kenneth Knapp, John Todd, Earl Cowher, Ivan Sells, Henry Ross, Howard Tice, Chester Green, Bobby Chain, Jim Chase. Front row: Eddie Jacobs, Thomas Johnson, Roger Percival, John Greenlee, Miss Theis, Leonard Lutz, Frank Smith, Roy Cleland, Thomas Seldomridge, Patrick Ross, Larry Harralson. Seated: Ca role Heide r. Page 51 1.4 lg ' an Q an K lgti i -, A. ASSEMBLIES ,VZ Page 52 haf' C 7 Elaine Haines Homecoming Queen Barbara Fabac Pantograph Valentine Queen fl 5 I bfi my . M I 1 V w. 3, , I 1 . h , 4 .Al ,U fi. ,Q H . ff-X g-Q Q f . M, -.K .R X s x 1 Q K 1 , ,., X . e ,A .- -1 iv. 5. p-'L ,uf V . 7 it 4 Ax , A av Wy- 'Lev K 'safe nk in , A alibi .. 'Wig .A Q, I it Qi x Q V3 1 . i ,answer l 1 i ? I I mg' 4 ? .ff ' 5 -A -J ' .46 M , N .Ji I N ' - , M1 . . ,X , .. l za.. m n Q1 A-' 'Q :Rfk Q sw 1' , S -. Q W yy .,,wQfn!Wlx'H2,1 -1. 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AX ,ygxglx Jwiff ' ,dnl F + 5Qs.,M 'X-fQCf v,Ynx j'k.'.',-X Q'-'Fi mx' A.?'x XX ,SAV htm f 1 x 1 f . . , . . 1 ,' ,lf 'Jw' nl ,M ' I 4 ' UA . . ff 11-r-'Kim .41 XX , .NV 1 ' Y,-XY: X-'pw N 3.-Lgv. 5 g :iff 1 hu - 'un - 1 ' 5 S' M, paw, K R9 . Q .Jr . gfri -- 13 'HQ' VM X X, -Wy., yah, KJ '.f! ',ax, 'S . sh ' w..v-., -,J .Jw df , fmf'-'Z k Tx5'flW..1z2',J- kv.. 3'w1- K- 15 4 ,v3:7k9ui.4LT'5.f'f.'qi.n M By Gayle Carpenter Wyandotte ended a most successful season as they compiled a 7-1 record. The Bulldogs obtained the Sunflower League Championship and the City title along with a high ranking in state. A big bulk of the Bulldogs load was carried by co-captains Gib Wilson, fullback and Dave Hills, center. After three long weeks of hard practice, the Canines tallied two touchdowns to down the invading Central Eagles 13 to 6 in the season's traditional opener. After a tough pull through the first half of the game, jack Rogers intercepted a Central pass in the third quarter and ran 65 yards for the first touchdown. Later, Al Kohler carried the football to the two yard line where Gib Wilson charged through Ccntral's line for a second touchdown. Dave Hills collected 18 tackles which was high for the game and also was an individual high for the season in one game. Paul Hester, jack Rogers, George Redden, and Gib Wilson followed Dave in the tackle department. For the second victory of the season the Bulldogs defeated the Washington Wildcats 14-6 which again saw Jack Rogers and Gib Wilson carrying the scoring load. These two boys were aided by Nolen Ellison, -lim Taylor, and Al Kohler in the passing department and Al Sheley on the ground. Gib Wilson, Dave Hills, George Redden, and Gene Dempsey led the defensive game. The Bulldogs came back after being down 13-0 to defeat Leaven- worth 20-13, playing a great second half. Gib Wilson scored two touchdowns this time and Tom Kerr did a bang up job as he scored the other touchdown for the Canines. This homecoming game made the third straight victory for Wyandotte. The Wyandotte gridsters showed the Shawnee Mission Indians what a strong defensive line they had by keeping the Indians scoreless through all four stanzas of the game, wnining 7-0 for the second Sunflower League victory. Tom Kerr scored the lone touchdown of the game as he jumped through a hole made by Dave Hills, John Denesha, and Gary McNerney. In Tom's 39 yard run it looked as though he was going to be stopped several times but hard running kept him going. Although not in the scoring column this time, Gib Wilson was the other work horse on offense as well as a big defensive cog. Tony Marquez intercepted an Indian pass on the first play of the game from the line of scrimmage to start off a good defensive night for the Bulldogs. Dave Hills, Paul Hester, Earl Cowher, and Gene Dempsey spearheaded the defense. Proving to be much too strong, Wyandotte took an easy 46-6 victory from the Argentine Mustangs. This was Fathers' night and the boys pleased their Dads as Gib Wilson, Nolen Ellison, Ron Smith, Tom Kerr, and Al Sheley all scored touchdowns. Wilson led the scoring with three touchdowns and the rest had one apiece. As the reserves played most of the game, Bill Kline, Bill Prime, and Ron Smith led the defense. Bob Golub and jack Rogers kicked two conversions making victory number five. Being defeated by Topeka's Trojans last year, the Bulldogs made a great comeback, winning 18-12 for the sixth straight victory and the Sunflower League crown. With this victory, Wyandotte was also ranked high in the state. Gene Dempsey, Dave Hill, Gary McNerney, Earl Cowher, and George Redden set up a strong forward wall on both offense and defense. Gene Dempsey, John Denesha, and Larry Standefer played one of their best games on offense. Wyandotte set up their first touchdown when jim Taylor threw a sharp pass to Bill Emery which covered 21 yards. Wilson scored the first of his three touch- downs of the night when he went 16 yards for the score. Dave Hills and Paul Hester showed the way on defense in tackles. By defeating the highly rated Ward Cyclones in our seventh victory, the Canines took the City Championship. This was Wyandotte's 13th victory over the Cyclones in the last 14 years. Gib Wilson again led the scoring parade with three touchdowns. He was followed by quarter- backs jim Taylor and Nolen Ellison each with one. On offense Al Sheley and Gib Wilson showed the way on the ground, while Jim Taylor added his touch on the offensive drive as he hit three out of four pass attempts for 40 yards. On the receiving end of these passes was Bill Emery who made two good catches. The Ellismen held Ward scoreless through the game on a strong defense led by Dave Hills, Paul Hester, George Redden, Burly Jenkins, and Al Sheley. The final score was 31-0, making it the seventh victory of the season without defeat. To finish the season, the Canines gave lawrence High School their toughest football game of the season. The number one team in the state scored two quick touchdowns in the first quarter. The last three quarters the Bulldogs held the Lions scoreless as they tallied one touch- down on a Gib Wilson plunge from the one yard line. Bob Golub added the extra point. Tom Kerr, Gib Wilson, and Al Sheley lighted the way on offensive ground gaining. jim Taylor had 21 yards in passing for the night. Burly Jenkins was the defensive leader for the game as he made 16 tackles, second high for the season in an individual game, recovered one fumble, and bloclted an extra point try. Dave Hills, Paul Hester, George Redden, and Gib Wilson also helped spearhead the defensive attack. Don Spear, who is on the kick off team, made the tackle on all four of the Wyandotte kickoffs. The final score of the game was 13-7 in favor of Lawrence which gave the Bulldogs their first loss of the season and a sparkling 7-1 record. Ed Ellis can well be proud of his team this year as they steadily improved with each passing game. Dave Kendal formed an excellent line for head coach Ellis, while Ray Cox and Charley Sheffield assisted him in building the team also. There are many factors which go into making up the success of the Bulldogs this year. A few of these factors arez. the very best of coaching, the statistics which were ltept by Charles Sheffield, and the films of the games which the boys saw after each game. Not to be left out is the spirit, hustle, and desire shown by the boys all season. The senior manager was Bob Tietz, who did a fine job. Congratulations are in order for the new co-captains for 1958-59. They are Gary McNerney, Paul Hester, and jim Gill. The following boys were chosen on the various all-star teams: All state first-Gib Wilson, fullback, Second team-Dave Hills, center, Third team-Gene Dempsey, tackle, Sunflower League first team-Gib Wilson, fullback, Dave Hills, center, George Redden, end, Gene Demp- sey, tackle, Paul Hester, guard, Honorable Mention-Gary McNerney, tackle, Jim Taylor, quarterback, Tom Kerr, halfback, Jack Rogers, halfback, All City first team-Gib Wilson, fullback, Dave Hills, center, George Redden, end, Earl Cowher, end, Gene Dempsey, tackle, Second team-Gary McNerney, tackle, Paul Hester, guard, John Denesha, guard, Jim Taylor, quarterback, Honorable Mention-Al Sheley, half- back, Tom Kerr, halfback, Jack Rogers, halfback, Burly jenkins, cen- ter, All Area team-Tom Kerr, halfback, Dave Hills, center, Gib Wilson, fullback, George Redden, end, Gene Dempsey, tackle. Wyan- dottee's Ellismen were very well represented on the honor teams this year. Reserve Season Enthusiasm, the spirit to win, good sportsmanship, and the desire to learn are the traits of the H Reserve Gridsters. They ended the season undefeated with a 6-0 record. It was the first undefeated season since 1948. Four of the six games the team held the opposition score- less. The best game of the season was with Topeka's Troians when the Bullpups downed them 6-0 on Topeka's field. The Reserve Team was coached by Mr. Charles Sheffield. Page 56 BACK ROW, left to right: Herbert Hollis, Roy Cleveland, Mike Beach, Lewis Brown, Bonnie Rambo, Larry Lightfoot, Bill Zuck, Jay Peck, David Mott, Terry Barnhart, Warren Wessell, SECOND ROW: Coach Ed Ellis, Coach Ray Cox, Norman Golub, Tom Kerr, Paul Hester, Burly jenkins, Don Speer, Nolen Henry Karl, Coach Kendall. FRONT ROW: Clifford Dudley, Bill Emery, Jim Taylor, Wilson, co-captain, Dave Hills, co-captain, Gene Dempsey, john Marquez. Sotirios Nicolopoulos, Ted Logan, Don Jones, Wayne Preston, Prime, jim Gill, Ron Smith, Bill Kline, Junior Thiry, David Henry Ross, Samuel Nero. Samuelson, Walt Shepherd, David Rose, Carl Manczuk, Bob Ellison, Gordon Benson, Steve Burnau, Bob Hart, Dave Lindsey, Al Sheley, Earl Cowher, Gary McNerney, Larry Standefer, Gib Denesha, jack Rogers, Alfred Kohler, George Redden, Tony eel K Dave Hills Co-captain Senior-center Gih Wilson Co-captain Senior-fullback Head Coach Ed Ellis Coach Dave Kendall Manager Bob Tietze Coach Ray Cox Coach Charles Sheffield VARSITY SCHEDULE RESERVE SCHEDULE SOPHOMORE SCHEDULE Wyandotte 14 Central 6 Wyandotte 20 Central 13 Wyandotte 20 Stanley 6 Wyandotte 13 Washington 6 Wyandotte 20 Washington 0 Wyandotte 13 Shawnee Mission 7 Wyandotte 20 Leavenworth 13 Wyandotte 13 N. K. C. 0 Wyandotte 13 Paseo 7 Wyandotte 7 Shawnee Mission Wyandotte 13, Shawnee Mission 7 Wyandotte 13, Leavenworth 0 Wyandotte 46 Argentine 6 Wyandotte 40, Argentine 0 Wyandotte I3 Washington 13 Wyandotte 18 Topeka 12 Wyandotte 6 Topeka 0 Wyandotte 19 Van Horn 7 Wyandotte 31 Ward 0 Won 6, Lost 0 Wyandotte 39 St. Joseph 0 Wyandotte 7, Lawrence 13 Wyandotte 0 N. K. C. 20 Won 7, Lost l Wyandotte 26 Argentine 12 Wyandotte 6 St. Agnes 26 Wyandotte 13 Rosedale 33 Wyandotte 32 N. K. C. 13 Wyandotte 12 Wyandotte 12 Won 1 Van Horn 0 Shawnee Mission I3 7, Lost 6, Tie 1 Page 57 Gene Dempsey Senior Tackle jim Taylor Senior Quarterback Jack Rogers Senior Halfback Al Sheley Senior Halfback Tom Kerr Senior Halfback Steve Burnau Senior Tackle Dave Lindley Senior End Earl Cnwher Senior End Georg, Redden Bob Hart Burly Jenkins Senior seniof Senior End Guard Center Alfred Kohler Senior Halfback Gordon Benton Senior Tackle -no-QI' Steve Rose V - Senior ' Tackle Tony Marquez Senior Halfback Carl Manczuk Senior Guard Don Speer Walt Shepherd Senior Guard john Denesha Senior End Bill Efwv nos Golub semor Senior End End Senior Guard Page 59 Gary McNerney junior Tackle Ronnie Smith junior Halfback .2 5' i.i'i,f ' , ' ' F, 3if5l!E4fsiiLbQH , , . f l 1 ,, T ,, r2!:,: Bonnie Rambo Junior Halfback Q. Bill Kline junior Tackle Larry Standefer Junior Guard ' Lewis Brown Senior Halfback W L 5 6 5 1 . if , Paul Hester , Junior wg, Guard . 5 i E , Q ,, 5' ' , W . , f Z,L5x.. Q, 1 , ...,, iii! 'iq Q-fi 4, Q -. ,x4- .gl . S My ., ,if i his .-pfu y riz-- ': , r 19? new 1. Jim Gill Junior Quarterback Nolen Ellison junior Thiry . Junior P 60 junior age Quarterback Fumnck 1 47 ,462 S gf A an Q - A W Q Fw 5 op ?aa1!5aZZ is BACK ROW, left to right: joseph Banks, Charles Koonse, Dean Schurr, Barry White, Terry Taylor, Kenneth Webb, Vern South, Bill Daughaday, Eugene Cooke, Ron Marsh, Bill Goodwin, Bob Angle, Gary Staton, Charlie Palmgren, Iverson Brown, Bill Murrill, Robert Butters, Gary Schriver. THlRD ROW: Coach Bryan Schmidt, Coach Art Dalzell, Gary Dolittle, Mike Kraft, Bill Thomas, Bob Stanley, Bob Nickles, Don Beal, Gerald Hay, John Fowler, Marshall Guyer, Bill Smith, Lloyd Freeman, Gary Martin, Ray Craft, Dean Se- bestsky, john Nickles, Robert Moffit, Bob Rankin, Coach Del Norris, and Coach Charles Vining. SECOND ROW: Coach Charles Sheffield, Wayne Pendleton, Gary Haworth, jerry Hahn, Kenneth Elkins, Terry Patter- son, Willie Vaughn, Karl Heath, Wayne Cooper, jeff Wilson, Lloyd Croft, Roger Johnson, Brian Kelly, David Kerr, john French, Gary Meggs. FRONT ROW: Bill Hickman, Tommy Howerton, Bill Champe, Charles Fort, Bill Brenner, Bob Shaumeyer, Ron Jackson, George Jefferies, Ralph Gudgel, Larry Payne, Ed Gunter, Neal Kabler. The Sophomore Canines completed a schedule of looking for great things from this up and coming 14 games and ended the season with a 7-6-1 record. team. The 5 Sophomore coaches include Art Dalzell, Leading scorers throughout the season included Don Del Norris, Bryan Schmidt, Charles Sheffield, and Beal with 36 points, Terry Taylor 30, Tom Hower- Charles Vining. ton 26, and Paul Serwon 25 points. The coaches are Coach Bryan Schmidt b JW in . , . ,gnu T 4'-in L ,. 'wg i y K x 'E' Q , K V , xx x ,.-. P U 0 ' Coach Art Dalzell - sw ti. Coach Charles Sheffield 'l ' Y 1 Coach Charles Vining iv' ' WM : J Q 'K sf' T K 'z. . JJ . 2 In Coach Del Norr I E ! L I e w Emu With a practically all new member team, the Cross Country Jog Dogs got the season underway by an easy victory over North East High School. The two returning lettermen, Bob Baker and Tom Cun- ningham, were very helpful in building the team with their times in many of the meets being almost identical. On the IVZ-mile course at Victory Hills Country Club, Wyandotte took spots 1, 2, 4 and 5 of the first five places. The Wyandotte joggers came out on top with a 12-27 decision. Low score wins. Run- ning 7:41, Bob Baker won over teammate Tom Cun- ningham to take first. Tom ran 7:42. Taking places 4 and 5 were Rogers, 7:53, and Babick, 7:55. Dan Brewer led the Reserves to a 10-30 victory. By Sylvia Schmidt ..4q.,. Back row, left to right: Coach Swaim, Bob Baker, Ewald Ulmer, Ed Kriss, Mike Cadwell, Mike Babick Second row: Charles Carraher, jim Chase, Charles Madden, LeRoy Spurgeon, Arlan Rogers. Front row: Charles Woods, Danny Brewer, Tom Cunningham. In the triangle meet with Topeka and Haskell, Baker and Cun- ningham took places l and 2 respectively. leading the speedsters to victory number two. Baker's winning time was 7:36 with Cunning- ham right on his heels. Dan Brewer capped 6th place and Charles Woods 8th place. In the Reserve meet with Topeka, Wyandotte took the first 5 places for a 15-30 victory. On October 11, 1957, W'yandotte was runner-up in the Cross- Country meet with Washington, Topeka, and Shawnee Mission. At this time, Washington won their first Sunflower League Title in his- tory by taking the meet which was over the 2-mile course at Shawnee Country Club. Scores were: Washington 14, Wyandotte 38, Shawnee Mission 41, and Topeka 53. The new B Team record was set in a meet with Washington by Ewald Ulmer. The former record was 8:22 and Ulmer's new record was 8:01. The speedsters took 4th with 64 points in the Shawnee Mission Invitational as the Indians won their own meet with 27 points. Wash- ington 29, Haskell 42, Topeka 77, and Olathe, 87. Wyandotte Hillclimbers placed 4th in the Emporia Invitational October 24 with 57 points. Wichita East was first wtih 11 points, S. M. was second, Wichita North was third with Emporia being fiftli. Baker, Cunningham, and Brewer were the three high for the Bull- dogs. In the reserve meet, Wyandotte was third behind Wichita East and Shawnee B Teams. Boys who placed for local joggers were Woods, Togers, Ulmer, Spurgeon, and Carraher. The Harriers finished high in the last three meets. They placed 4th in the last two big meets. At the Regional meet in Lawrence, Wyandotte placed behind Haskell, Wash., and S. M. and again at the Haskell Invitational Meet, behind Haskell, Wash., and S. M. The Wyandotte joggers took 6th in the State Meet November I6 held at Topeka. Wichita East won the State Title while Haskell placed 2nd. Wyandotte had a 98-point total. East had 27 points to Haskell's 44. Placing ahead of the Bulldogs were Washington, Shawnee Mission and Wichita West. West nosed Wyandotte out by only one point. Cunningham finished low for the bulldogs with place 14. Baker was next with the number 24 spot. Brewer number 29, Wood finished number 31, and Rogers with number 36. , We're sure Coach Swaim and all Wyandotters are very proud of thc Cross-Country boys who certainly had a most successful season. Co-captains: Cunningham and Baker win dual meet. Page 63 .Sfafe 5 Who said Wyandotte couldn't take state? Whoever did was mighty wrong, because Coach Shublom and his crafty Canines had other ideas. In the first game, Wyandotte's Bulldogs took the only loss of the season from Ward. Ward only held a small lead of 11-9 at the first quarter mark but they jumped to a quick 17-9 lead in the second quarter. Then thu Bulldogs showed their power and quickly chopped the lead to 19-Ii, but Ward then went ahead 23-17. Phil I-Ieitmeyer and Jim Lugar led the Canines with 17 points apiece. Nolen Ellison added 11 points to thc total. The game finally ended S2-47 Ward. This first game did not discourage the Shublom canines for on the next Friday, Wyandotte swept past Pem-Day S9-46. To make the record 2-1, Wyandotte came out on top of a 50-33 score while beating Ottawa. The top Bulldog for this game was Phil Heitmeyer on offense scoring a grand total of 23 points. jim Lugar led in the rebounding for the night with a total of eight. Wyandotte also scalped the Southwest Indians 52-32. This was the second Missouri team the powerful Bulldogs knocked by the wayside. The next Friday night they swept past Washington, 44-36 for a first Sunflower League victory, jim Lugar led the team with I4 points, Phil Heitmeyer running a close second with 12 counters. Bob Baker had 6 and provided the outside support shown by champions. Through most of the game Wyandotte held a 14 point lead but Washington put on a 6 point rally to close the game. For a fifth victory the Wyandotte Bulldogs outclassed the Topeka Trojans 37-31, using a slow offense and a tight defense. Topeka was ranked thc second best team in the state but this did not bother Phil Heitmeyer who scored 15 points for high-point honors of the night, Nolen Ellison dropped 7 in as Bob Baker and jim Lugar both scored six. The game, all through showed the true team work of the Wyandotte Bulldogs. january 17-18 marked the dates for the Wyandotte Invitational Tournament. With victories over Parsons 61-305 and over Wichita North 41-33, Wyandotte took their own trophy. Bulldog Phil Heit- mcyer notched 26 points against Parsons and 18 against North. The battle with North was a tough one, for in the fourth quarter the Redskins only trailed by Z points. The Canines were slowed down by the loss of Bob Balter in the last quarter. Baker played a fine floor game, but after he was injured, he was ably replaced by Bill Gunderman. The Canines played a fine defensive and offensive game both nights. We believe they are true Champs. With great poise on january 24, the Bulldogs waxed the Shawnee Mission Indians I3-37. On this night the top scoring Bulldog was Jim Lugar, who scored 20 points. Phil Heitmeyer hit 14 and Carle- ton Kleitz dropped in eight points. The roars from the Wyandotte crowd were scalp-um team. The next night the Bulldogs were raring to go again. And go they did, beating West Plains 49-42. The Missouri team towered over the Canines in height but not in team work. Come on Team! We're with you! FIGHT! Yes, fight is what the Bulldogs did. Argentine Mustangs lost out in the race completely. Wyandotte won by many laps making the final score 68-31. Nolen Ellison notched 18 points while Jim Lugar ran a very close second with 16 points. The next night the Wyandotte Bulldogs were out to battle the Leavenworth Pioneers but it went to the records as an easy victory for the Canines, with a final score of 74-40. Bulldog Phil Heitmeyer scored Z1 points and Bulldog jim Lugar made a fine match for him. Hey Bulldogs, here come the Washington Wildcats. They came all right but not a scratch was gained by the Bulldogs. Defeating the stall type of ball the Wyandotter's ended the score 40-24. Yeah Bull- dogs, another victory! by Gayle Carpenter On February 14 and 15, the Canines slipped in two more victories beating Topeka 64-41 and North Kansas City 54-SS. Say Trojans, what happened to your mightly army? Yep, you guessed, it was an easy victory for the Bulldogs against Topeka. That height advantage just didn't seem to affect our Shublom boys. North Kansas City gave us our biggest scare as they led the game most of the time before falling in the last minute. Richard jenkins added the final shot from the outside which put Wyandotte ahead S4-53. The cry for a basket from the Wyandotte followers was answered. Traveling over to Shawnee Mission Indian territory were the Bull- dog teamsters and their followers. We want a basket, Boom! Booml Boom! Boom! is the way they went in, too, for another victory for the mighty Bulldogs, Nolen Ellison and Bill Gunderman pulled the game out in an overtime each hitting four points and making the final score 41-JS. Lawrence Lions lost their kingdom as the Bulldogs quickly moved out to a 11-6 first period lead. At Phil Heitmeyer scored 8 points in Young added 6 as the 'Dogs went Reserves started logging time in the kept ahead, ending the score 63-19 Bulldogs tamed the Mustangs on half time the Bulldogs led il-IS. another Z0 point period and Bill ahead 61-28 at the third period. last period and the Bulldogs again on top. their battlefield ii-34, This was perhaps one of the roughest games of the year, but the Bulldogs kept their mind on their business and their hands on the ball. Phil Heir- meyer was high man on this battle night with 10 other men right behind him. Closing the season the Bulldogs took the'wind out of Ward Cyclones 51-50. A very much welcomed victory for the teamsters. Nolen Elli- son, Jim Lugar, and Phil Heitmeyer led a balanced Wyandotte attack as they hit 14, 13 and 12 point respectively. Richard jenkins hit ig and Bill Gunderman 1, to round out the Bulldog scoring. Yes, we're from Wyandotte, couldn't he prouder. Yeah, team. Let's take regionals. In the regionals, the Bulldogs met some of the best teams in the state. Again the bulldogs out-classed the stall type of ball against the Washington Wildcats, li-E. One more game and we're regional champs. Regional Champs was our title after that one last game, too. A great game was played by both teams but as the saying goes, The best team always wins, and Wyandotte beat Ward S9-45. Look out Manhattan, here we come. All during the tournament, the Bulldogs were cold from the field and they had a hard time getting started the first two nights but after they got started no one could stop them. The first night Big Red played the Dodge City Demons. This was a great defensive game and the Bulldogs ended the score 50-26. The second night the Bulldogs chased the El Dorado Whldcats around a tree, making a final score of 46-29. The Wildcats melted like butter in the crafty Canines hands. The last and championship game was a fight to the end but the Bulldogs had beaten Topt-ka's Trojans twice before so they had to do it just one more time. One more time is all it took as the score ended up 48-46g Wyandotte State Champions. Yes, indeed, a very deserving team they were and a mighty fine hard working bunch of champions. Phil Heitmeyer and Nolen Ellison, two of the finest basketball players ever, were placed on the ALL STATE Squad. jim Lugar was listed on Second Allstate Team. All the team titles given to the greatest team ever were: City Champs, Sunflower League Champs, Regional Champs, and, of course, State Champs. Congratulations Boys! We're proud of you, along witn your fine coach, Coach Shublom. Page 64 Left to right: Bill Gunderman, Bob Baker, Nolen Ellison, Carleton Kleitz, Jim Lugar, Phil Heitmeyer, Coach Shublom, Don Yovetich. Bill Young, Richard jenkins, Rhett Drake, Harry Gibson, Terry Ham- monds. ,. ,rf Q! f 1. f f r A ' A is - t i 3 ' A- a fe - X .g 'tw 1 f5gig1FEHgiSEa in , Coaches Vining, Schmidt, Head Coach Shublom, Upson. ti 13 1 VARSITY SCHEDULE Wyandotte Ward S2 Wyandotte Pem-Day 46 4-. H Wyandotte Ottawa 33 ,,,. 5 N, Wyandotte Southwest 32 Wyandotte Washington 36 Wyandotte Topeka 31 Wyandotte Parsons 30 Wyandotte Wichita North 33 Wyandotte Shawnee Mission 37 5,4 Wyandotte West Plains 42 Wyandotte Argentine 31 Wyandotte Leavenworth 40 Wyandotte Washington 24 Wyandotte Topeka 41 Wyandotte North K. C. S3 Wyandotte Shawnee Mission 35 O.T Wyandotte Lawrence 39 Wyandotte Argentine 34 Wyandotte Ward S0 Wfyandotte Washington 8 Wyandotte Ward 45 Wyandotte Dodge City 26 Wyandotte Eldorado 29 Wyandotte Topeka 46 Managers: Larry Payne, jerry Ford, Larry Spillman, Jim Porter. Won 23 Lost 1 Invitational tournament champions. jim Lugar Senior Forward Phil Heitmeyer Senior Center rrJ Nolen Ellison Junior Guard Bill Gunderman Senior Bob Baker Senior Guard Pas' ' 66 Guard Bill Young junior Center Richard Jenkins Sophomore Forward Carlton Kleitz Junior Forward Harry Gibson Don Yovecich Sophomore senior Forward Center Page 67 By Gayle Carpenter Back row, left to right: Gary Doolittle, John Oman, Mike Beach, Alex Supica, Roger johnson, Coach Upson. Front row: Bonnie Rambo, Don Beal, Kendall Stevenson, Roy Miller, Bill Thomas. Coach Don Upson can be proud of his Reserve high scorers for the team. We are looking forward Team, who had the record of 13 wins and 3 losses. to great things out of these Bulldogs next year Harry Gibson, Bill Young, and Terry Hammons were Hats off to you, boys! RESERVE SCHEDULE SOPHOMORE SCHEDU Wyandotte Wyandotte Wyandotte Wyandotte Wyandotte Wyandotte Wyandotte Wyandotte Wyandotte Wyandotte Wyandotte Wyandotte Wyandotte Wyandotte Wyandotte Wyandotte Ward ,.,,,, ..........,,.,.,... Pem-Day ....,, Southwest Washington ,,,,, Topeka ,,.,,.... Rockhurst .,,, ,t,,.,,....,, Shawnee Mission Argentine ,,,,, ........,,.,,,. Leavenworth Washington ,,,,, Topeka ,,.......,.t ..., North K. C. ,,,,,.,.V. , Shawnee Mission Lawrence ..,,,,,.,. .,,,, . ,.., Argentine ,,t...,,,,.. V Ward ....,... Won 13 - Lost 3 Wyandotte Wyandotte Wyandotte Wyandotte Wyandotte Wyandotte Wyandotte Wyandotte Wyandotte Wyandotte Wyandotte Wyandotte Wyandotte Wyandotte Wyandotte Argentine ......,,,, Sumner ,..... ..,,, Washington ..... Washington ..,,, Sumner .,,,,i...,.,,, Argentine ,,,..,,, ,, Shawnee Mission Leavenworth ,,.. Leavenworth ..,, Ward ,,.....,,,,.,... Lawrence ,,,,,,, A Shawnee Mission Ward ,,i.,,,...,i,,.. Rosedale ,,,,, Rosedale .,.,, - Lost 3 Y Iifl e Zac By Gayle Carpenter Back row, left to right: Mr. Schmidt, Bob Lewis, Willie Vaughn, Brian Kelly, John French, Lloyd Freeman, Bob Wesley. Front row: Reid Holbrook, Tom Cooley, Larry Blowers, Bruce Wahlin, Gerald Hay, Hal Benson Coach Brian Schmidt's Sophomore Bullpups 89. Leading the team in rebounding were john showed Wyandotte's winning spirit this year by hav- French and Lloyd Freeman. Also john French, Reid ing a record of 12 wins and 3 losses. The boys with Hollbrook, and Larry Blowers did a fine job of keep- the highest points were: Robert Wesley, 1725 Hal ing play pattern moving. Congratulations to the Benson, 125g john French, 108, and Lloyd Freeman, Sophomore Team of 58. SOPHOMORE EVENING PROGRAM Back row, left to right: Dennis Morgan, Bob Driver, Tom Fichtncr, Jim Stroup, Coach Walt McGregor. Page 69 Front row: Tom Kovac, Gary Meggs, john Bishop, Ernest Phillips, Mike Kraft, Bob Stanley. -17 a 1, f?'.!' W? 9 1 X YRNC , ,,, I Qxl . w ,al J' X I Hx . s ' ' . . . Hives ' 1 ffffi. L X .. 'Il I1 E x 1 1 if ,.. wg. QIQ XX g' X lgt , S I By Eugenia Mangelsdorf Back row, left to right: Manager Paul Bicknell, Larry May, Steve Swaim, Jim Thoman, Charles Fox, George Gosney, Willard Snyder, Paul Devero, Dave Kerr, Ed Fischer, Mr. Norris. Second row: Dale Barnett, Vernon Voorhees, john Fowler, Bill Taylor, jay Peck, Victor Goethe, Don Dyer, Deane McMillian, Marshall Guyer. Front row: Bob Kent, Louie Shelleda, Don Shone, Ron Marsh, Terry Lanaman, Mike Calwell, Larry Bishard, Lee Leger. Guided by Coach Del Norris and seven returning lettermen, the swimming team looked forward to an exceptionally fine year. Thirteen meets were scheduled and the team ended the season with a 9-3-1 record. The best record since 1952. The 1957-1958 swim season was opened with the intersquad meet. Snyder-Calwell headed one team and 'Bishard-Leger led the other. The team of Snyder-Calwell defeated Bishard-Leger 50-35. For the first time since 1950, the Varsity beat the Alumni 45-40. This showed a potentially balanced power team. Wyandotte's Waterdogs began the conference season with a win over Shawnee Mission 49-37. Mike Calwell, swimming the 200 yard freestyle, set a new meet and school record with the time of 2:06.5. This was .7 of a second off the best time in the state. Four meet records were broken and one was established. Meeting the traditionally strong Coffeyville swimmers, the javatown men slipped past our fin men 50-36. Mike Calwell picked up a double victory in the 40 yard freestyle and the 200 yard freestyle events. Swimming against Wentworth, the Bulldogs picked up victory num- ber two, with the score of 45-39. Ron Marsh scored 200.2 points in diving and Jay Peck won the backstroke event in 1:l4.3. Leading the win was Ed Fischer who won the 100 yard butterfly and was on the medley relay team. After a five year drop-out, the Emporia team returned to compe- tition against Wyandotte. The Bulldogs swam to victory number three, 57-39. The Bulldogs again rolled over Wentworth 49-36. The reserves gained this victory by winning both the relays. Powerful Wichita East invaded Wyandotte, sporting an dnblemished win record. The determined Bulldogs never gave up and the meet score was tied 43-43. Wyandotte was the only team to blemish their win- ning record all year. Wichita West proved to be another Wichita power and handed the Bulldogs their second loss of the season. In Wyandotte's efforts, Mike Calwell set a new record in the 120 yard individual medley with 1:18.7. He also tied his own record in the 200 yard freestyle in 2:06.3. The final score was 44-42, Wichita West. The first Sunflower League swim meet to be held was easily won by the Bulldogs over Topeka and Shawnee Mission. Wyandotte gathered 71 points for first place, Topeka was second with 45, and Shawnee Mission was last with 35 points. Terry Lanaman broke an old school record in the 40 yard freestyle, as he raced in the time of :19.1. The Bulldogs took 8 out of 10 firsts and finished second in the two they lost. Wyandotte swam to an easy victory over Emporia, 55-31, for the sixth victory of the year. The swimmers took seven firsts, including both relays. Topeka again fell to W'yandotte 58-37 at Topeka's new pool for the seventh victory of the season. In doing this, the Wyandotte swimmers broke 5 of our school records, 5 pool records, and bettered 3 of To- peka's school records. Louie Shelleda set a new 400 yard freestyle record in 5:22.9 while Bob Kent went 1:03.8 in the 100 yard butter- fly. Mike Calwell reset his 200 yard freestyle mark at 2:03.7. The Waterdogs gained second best time in the medley relay at 1:30.9. Coffeyville holds the record at l:30.5. Wichita West won the last relay by two-tenths of s second to pull a win over Wyandotte 49-37. Terry Lanaman set a new school record in the 40 vard freestyle as he swam in :1B.7 Willard Snyder, Larry Bishard, Mike Calwell and Terry Lanaman set a new freestyle relay mark in l:l8.2 to erase the record set in 1957. The Bulldogs easily won the triangular meet over Wichita North and Wichita Southeast. Wyandotte scored 631f2 to take first, Wichita North scored 54 for second, and Wichita Southeast took third with 35 lf2. Mike Calwell reset his individual medley record at 1:l7.5 during this meet. By scoring the most points ever totaled during dual swim competi- tion, the Wyandotte swimmers easily outdistanced Kemper, 67-19. Terry Lanaman set a new state record of :18.7 in the 40 yard free- style event at the state meet, taking Wyandotte's only first to lead the Bulldogs to fourth place with 26 points. Wichita East won the meet with 63 points. Mike Calwell won second in the 400 yard free- style and third in the 200 yard freestyle. Bob Kent took third in the 100 yard butterfly, while Don Shone placed second in the 100 yard backstroke. Wyandotte also took third in the medley relay. The 1957-1958 swim season thus came to a close, and the Coach and team have produced a record that everyone can equally be proud of. Puse .l Q Mike Calwell I TCUY I-imfmfn Freestyle-senior FFWSYYIPIUNOI' Coach Norris State champion CLASS RECORDS Soph. Terry Lanaman .,.,...... ........, ' 57 :19.6 Jr. Terry Lanaman .......,..,.,....... '58 :18.7 Sr. T. Tillcry 8: R. Hunt ..,,..,. '57 :19.2 100 YD. BUTTERFLY Soph. Bob Kent ..,.............,,....r,...... '57 1:07.5 Ir. Bob Kent .i................ ......,,.... ' 58 1:03.8 Sr. Ralph Hunt .,.....,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,... '57 1105.7 200 YD. FREESTYLE Soph. Terry Lanaman ...,.........,,...,. '57 2:18.4 Jr. Jerry Fleming ........,.............,. '57 2'14.9 Sr. Mike Calwell A,,,,...,.. , ............ ' 03.7 .100 YD. BACKSTROKE Soph. Jerry Fleming .......,..r.........,. 12.7 Jr. Don Schone .......... 06.0 Sr. Don Kennedy ...... :04.3 SCHOOL RECORDS 40 Freestyle .......... 18.7 100 Butterfly .......... 1203.8 200 Freestyle ..,.,..... 2:01.8 100 Backstroke .,.... 1104.3 100 Freestyle ............ 54.9 100 Breaststroke ...... 1:18.6 Diving ...................... 265.4 Individual Medley .... l:l7.5 Medley Relay .......... l:26.6 Freestyle Relay .... .... 1:l7.8 400 Freestyle ,... 4:35.5 Terry Lanaman ............ ' . Bob Kent .,.......... Mike Calwell ,.,.,. Don, Kennedy ....... -... ' Don Rogivue ....... Ed Fischer ......... Dick Eberhardy ,......... Mike Calwell .............. ' Kennedy, Hunt, Kent, Tillery .............. Snyder, Bishard, Calwell, Lanaman Mike Calwell ,........ -... Soph. Jr. Sr. Soph. jr. Sr. Soph. Jr. Sr. Sopli. Jr. Sr. 100 YD. FREESTYLE Terry Lanaman ....... - .,......... '57 :57.3 Terry Lanaman .,.................. '58 155.8 Tom Tillery ...,..,............,..,,.. '57 156.5 100 YD BREASTSTROKE Dale Barnett .,,..................... '58 1121.2 Ed Fischer .................... .... ' 58 1:18.6 To be established DIVING Ronnie Marsh .............. ..... ' 58 203.6 Richard Eberhardy ...- ......... 234.4 Richard Eberhardy ....,.,,...... 265.4 120 YD. INDIVIDUAL MEDLEY Terry Lanaman ...........,........ 1:26.14 D. Schone BL B. Kent ...,,,.,,, l:20.9 Mike Calwell ................ .... ' 58 l:l7.5 18.7 Terry Lanaman ,.,. Wyandotte ., 1:00.3 Larry Hyde ............,. Wichita East l:59.8 Joe Clark ,.... ,,,,,.,,.. W ichita East l:00.5 Bob Yates ........,.,,,,,. Coffeyville ... 54.2 Jeff Farrell ....... E ,.... Wichita East Tom Darrah ..,......,.. Wichita East 1:11.7 Larry Hyde ..,, , ,,,,, Wichita East Not Recognized 1:ll.8 Pat Ryan ..,,.............. Wichita West 1127.5 Kennedy, Hunt, Kent, Lanaman ........ Wylndotte 1:l7.3 Huff, Porterfield, Tiller, Darrah .......... Wichita East 4:3l.8 Joe Clark .,....,......... Wichita ESS! Bob Kent Butterfly-junior Lee Leger Butterfly-senior Louie Shelleda .Freestyle--junior Don Schone L Bm Tayrlort Backstroke-junior 3 L 'h d F'ee5Wle'l nw' arry Bxs ar Willard Snyder Freestyle-senior Jay Peck Backstroke-junior F reestyle-senior ,.,. Diving-sophomo re Ed Fisher Ron Marsh Breaststroke-junior ef Dale Barnett Breaststroke-sophomore Paul Devero Freestyle-junior Page 73 I By George Anne Porter . 6 152 . . H 7 its B was aunt X i lwgilt T' num W 'lf . fl ' W r , ff -t ' M: if GWUTU lTg A?ilillE B Q f tissue 1 p M t fx ' S ity Q S n Q Q J sf ,Q Q ,E lx x T' X lf li ? 1 , V an v 1 ., K .:'Z',Lwj' X . ,sl i ' 1 4' g X ls Kl9 .,. B' 5, Back row, left to right: Mr. McHenry, Larry Poorc, Bill Parks, Larry johnson, Billy McCoy, Darwin Richardson. Tumbling was started in the early 1920's as an inter- scholastic sport, but was abandoned during the 1950's and '4O's. In l947, Mr. Orville McHenry revived the sport at Wyandotte. The tumblers, although they no longer com- pete with other schools, give a number of exhibitions every year. During the halftime of various home basketball games, the tumblers demonstrate their skills on the mats, the parallel bars, and the horizontal bar. They have per- formed at the Blind School and other schools, churches, and the German Turner Hall. Special letters are awarded Page 74 1 'H t 1 N X Front row: Fred Seal, Bob Vernon, Wayne Preston, john Greenlee, jerry Hogan. Not in picture: Bob Schmidt. to members of the team who qualify for them. Tumbling is just for those boys who are really interested in such work. It is the only activity at Wyandotte that emphasizes the development of the upper body. The team practices about three times a week after school in the corrective gym. This year the boys elected Wayne Preston as captain. Under the expert coaching of Mt. McHenry, our tumblers have put on some fine demonstrations. My Q K . , 1 Q S9 + , .ff '- N , r 1 . ,. . gf ,ILI L K K 'h f . 51 f Qi. x X kgsggifr-s..,fzwf k L Q f . 1-,Q -' 'F 75 ' - WS' , K ki 1,254 . nf ijk Q K f i ' .ii -.2:. 'isa -f mg! 1 .lk 4 - .,,. .NW , - , L .- f f-.. 4 wa . x ' 75 f 'Fi ' I -,. E gf-fag XA .K sf J, einem Lk V ,. Yql r Page 76 -45' in aff Elaine Haines-Homecoming Queen Princess Gayle Voorhees Princess Barbara Fabac ATTENDANTS Wo - x Q AW' -,I X',k W',k K ,N , 7 rf .. K .-. s X 'lf Ulfsglvl lil xx 3 i B Q X S Sue Plomondon, Gayle Carpenter, Betty Lou Swim, Sandra Salyer, julie Paradise, Barbara Lowe, Mary Ann Wools, Lenita Childers. Page 77 H t ' f A LN .J Iiffx d H 3 K A ' 'U 4' X : +V , Q ' Q ' i 'L 'l 1... ' ,Q Q . V - . K Q' RNA LA -a S M ww ,ks s . , X 1 ,,, I V rv: f ' m k X 5 'S ffigiq I f 2. . 1 We D Page 78 ,,,,.,...0+-- 'Nrffg -'-rr' -'fu 1:--y-.4-.-,f Captains-elect in BY., Ak, Cross-Country ,,,.,..,.,.---- - '--Q:----1.-H...., ' 14.43 19 5 7 Captains ..,...-..---- . AM ...-...,k,, ,.., 6. xr-- .x . --,Ng .f Mmm Page 79 O ?awmZ 3 Us-1, P XQXQW filfil' a X Q. v ' .i k . N.: vm, f : - I ' , ....s.. 'o C4 XX 076 71 71 Spain? Zaeea f, , Barbara Fabac . ' - I Prmcess Dlflm , Q :., .,.. QP ffm' JU' P . rmcess Gayle Voorhees ru ?cw6eL'5aZZ- wdmmdag fi el! CHAMPS fix M 54 Page 85 SNAPS 'W X -A Rf .r A T A, If .1 Z . iw M ff X' nf E, f A 1 V 7 A i, , , ..., W ,A QA k m, T3 1'-4 161, sg, 2 1 .. , g:r1'+' K , ,M fy J b.: A W K v In .L aft- 'A V A .57 kr-'. f. ,pf .. ,. 'N N Vw 'ap' M M . Nap 'V 4 4+ -N mu, ,yr .i 3, .. I 3 g WW- Q! k N Am, Lam S Q' ' 2 E511 ?RFff? ' ,M 1 ' x F nik' ' ,Rf ' X.. fiiifviflr yy - , X vip' wr X' :FWS MW Wa X' 1, , 1 ,1 ax .fn- 3-Q' ,rf 54 NLVQ.. .. A A .-7l'Ef:7. b,,.-'-. .L-'nI',C11 '5 'i 'ffnlf Kinda af 775570 When you drop a pebble in a pool of water, it forms rings that become larger and still larger. Our years spent at Wyandotte could be described in the same way. Each one becomes progressively larger and more rewarding. These years rush by so quickly, we can hardly believe that we are finally in our Senior year, one of the busiest and perhaps happiest years of our lives. As we look back on these eventful years, full of so many good times, we will recall happy memories that make leaving Wyandotte an almost sad occasion. Although Wyandotte no longer has a Freshman class, we were the lucky next-to-the-last Freshman class that had an extra year at Wyandotte. Being a Little Freshman was quite an experience. Those first few days around this huge and beautiful building were very exciting as we dis- covered a new hall nearly every day. Having our own lockers proved to be very trying at times. Somehow, in those first few days, we couldn't hit the exact numbers on our combinations Cand no pounding allowedj. The Dog- house became familiar and we dashed around the halls like the rest of the Bulldogs. Those football games on Fri- day nights, pep assemblies, and yells in Social Hall on Friday mornings soon became common events that we really enjoyed. Going to the plays and joining all kinds of clubs showed us that there are so many activities at Wyandotte. Will we ever forget that first State Basketball Tournament? Wowie! did we have a marvelous time CState Champs, toolb We learned quickly that Wyandotte doesn't do anything half way. Of course we can't quite forget that homework or those grade cards, but we all know that we were the ones who made those six weeks grades either happy or not-so- happy occasions. All of a sudden we were Sophomores. That year we made even more new friends and the students coming in from junior high schools helped make us the biggest class Wyandotte had ever had. We were still underclassmen, but now we could join the Kay Cees and even had our By Judy Hubbard class party at night, instead of after school in Recital Hall as we had done our Freshman year. Back to the State Tournament we went for another wonderful time. These tournaments were really unforgettable experiences. This time our undefeated team lost its very last game. The tears flowed freely that night, but we just decided that the next year would be the best time to remain undefeated all season and take the State Championship, too. Then as our junior year flashed by almost before we could turn around, we did just as we had planned, we took the State Championship in basketball, undefeated. We were no longer underclassmen and the pride for our school continued growing. More dances, assemblies, sports events, and other school activities added more and more to our happy memories. As our junior year drew to a close, we chose our senior rings from a wide selection. After the Passing of the Robe ceremony, we slowly began to realize the responsibilities and leadership that comes with being a Senior. Seniors? Oh, yes, that's us! Yes, we are seniors. Now we are experiencing that pride that comes with being a senior. Social Hall, the library, the football field, the cafe- teria, the auditorium, the gym, the swimming pool, and even those classrooms are places where we would like to relive many experiences, because they were the scenes of many good times. The Class of 1958 has accomplished many things, but the biggest test of all has yet to come. We live in a busy, troubled world that changes with each day, and it is almost time for our class to embark into this world of competi- tion. Whether we begin our way up that ladder of success now or further our education first, everyone of us will have to meet this challenge. Graduating from a fine school like Wyandotte, which we feel is the best, starts us off on the right foot and on a steady basis. We'll be leaving many of our friends, but of one thing you can be sure, we'll never, never forget our wonderful years at Wyan- dotte! ,l LEFT TO RIGHT: Bill Gunclerman, treasurer: Joe Chop, vice-presidentg Judy Page 88 Gail Harman, secretaryg Bob Baker, presidentg Mrs. Yvonne Turner, sponsor. fra 'tw' I A Carole Adams John Adams Bonnie Adcox Carol Addison Ted Albright Mickey Alcanter -fa CAROLE ADAMS JOHN ADAMS BONNIE ADCOX CAROL ADDISON TED ALBRIGHT Baseball, Boys Glee Club, Dramatics Club, Plays, Variety Show MICKEY ALCANTER-A Cappella, Boys' VV Club, Biology Club, Boys' Glee Club, Marcia Aldridge Football Letterman, Student Council, Track Letterman Louise Anderson MARCIA ALDRIDGE-A Cappella, Girls' Glee Club, Operetta KAREN ALEXANDER-Girls' Glee Club, Future Teachers Club, Kay Cees, Spanish Club LINDA AMBROSE Dramatxcs Club, Future Teachers Club, Horizon Club, Interna- tional Relations, Kay Cees, Student Council, Tyronian, Y-Teens LOUISE ANDERSON-G.A.A., International Relations, Kay Cees, Y-Teens MYRA ANDERSON-A Cappella, Cheerleader-varsity, Dramatics Club, G.A.A., Girls' Glee Club, Girls' League Council, Girls' League Representative, International Rela- tions, Kay Cees, Pantograph, Plays, Quill and Scroll, Spanish Club-treasurer, Splash Club, Variety Show, Operetta MARJORIE ANDERTON-Orchest ra TASO ANTI-IAN-Biology Club, Golf, Hi-Y, Kay Cees, Ushers Club Karen Alexander , , U MYYI Anderson CONNIE ANTRIM-Classical Club, Dramatics Club, G.A.A., Girls' League Repre- sentative, Future Teachers Club-vice-president-secretary, International Relations, X Kay Cees, Plays, Spanish Club-president LUPE ARELLANO-German Club CAROLYN ASHLEY-Dramatics Club, Tyronian, Y-Teens JEAN BABICK BONNIE BACHERT-Classical Club Dramatics Club Desi n for Livin Future i v S gi Teachers Club, International Relations, Kay Cees, National Thespian-secretary, Plays Linda Ambrose Marjorie Anderton Taso Anthan Connie Antrim Lupe Arellano Carolyn Ashley Jean Babick Bonnie Bachert . ay, ug' H till.. Page 89 Page 90 Q- - su- Barbara Baird Donald Baird Bob Baker Margaret Bandy Beverly Barcus Gloria Barnes Betty Bartkowski Patricia Bartkowski Barbara Bartlett Carol Baskett Marilyn Bauer Bob Beal Linda Baker Don Baldwin Ellen Ball BARBARA BAIRD-Art Club, International Relations, Kay Cees, Quill Scroll, Quiverian-after hours editor, Student Council, Tyronian, Us Club, Y-Teens DONALD BAIRD-Art Club, Biology Club, Camera Club, Dramatics C Kay Cees, Plays, Spanish Club BOB BAKER-Boys' NV Club, Basketball Letterman, Cross Country terman, Senior Class-president, Orchestra, Student Council-treasi Captain Track Team, Track Letterman LINDA A. BAKER-Biology Club, Classical Club, Design for Lis F.H.A., Future Nurses Club, G.A.A., Girls' Glee Club, Girls' Le: Representative, Horizon Club, International Relations, Kay Cees, Y-T DON BALDWIN-Fencing Club, Golf, International Relations, Kay Cee: ELLEN BALL-Tyronian MARGARET BANDY-Classical Club, Dramatics Club, Debate,Girls' Club, National Forensic, Y-Teens BEVERLY BARCUS-Dramatics Club, F.H.A., Spanish Club GLORIA BARNES-A Cappella, Dramatics Club, F.I-I.A., Girls' Glee C Girls' League Council, Kay Cees, National Thespian, Plays, Oper Y-Teens-president BETTY BARTKO SKI- F.H.A., A Cappella, Girls' Glee Club, Kay Cee: PATRICIA BARTKO SKI- F.I'I.A., G.A.A., International Relations BARBARA BARTLETT-Classical Club, G.A.A., International Relat Kay Cees, Y-Teens CAROL BASKETT-Y-Teens MARILYN MARIE BAUER-A Cappella, Dramatics Club, G.A.A., C Glee Club, International Relations, Kay Cees, Variety Show, Oper Y-Teens BOB BEAL ROBERT BEATTIE-Classical Club, Football, Spanish Club ANN BECKER-Dramatics Club, Girls' Glee Club, Future Teachers C International Relations, Kay Cees, Spanish Club, Operetta JIM BEDSAUL-Football WAYNE BEESON-Band PAT BELKE-F.H.A., Y-Teens BARRY BENAC-Student Council, Track Team Robert Beattie Ann Becker Jim Beclsaul Wayne Beeson Pat Belke Barry Benac Rt san, 1 ov' gg... Marie Bendure Glenn Bengston Leon Bennett Gordon Benson Ray Bentz Jack Benz MARIE BENDURE-Tyronian, Y-Teens GLENN BENGSTON-Football, Track Team LEON BENNETT-Dramatics Club, Kay Cees, National Thespian-president, Plays, Track Team GORDON BENSON-Boys' VV Club, Football Letterman RAY BENTZ JACK L. BENZ BEVERLY BERGER-A Cappella, Art Club, Design for Living, F.I-I.A., Girls' Glee Club, International Relations, Kay Cees, Pantograph, Quill and Scroll, Ushers Club, Operetta BONITA BEST-Art Club, Biology Club, Courtesy Club, Kay Cees, Ty- Beverly Berger Bonita Best Willis Best ronian, Ushers Club WILLIS BEST ANN BETZ-Classical Club, Future Nurses Club, Girls' League Repre- sentative, Kay Cees, Y-Teens TERRY BEVANS-Biology Club, Boys' Glee Club, Hollywood Club, Tum- bling Team TWYLA BIGELOW-Dramatics Club, G.A.A., Girls' League Representative, International Relations, Kay Cees DENNIS BILLINGS LARRY BISHARD-Boys' VV Club, Band, Swimming Letterman '- gif MARY LOU BITNER-Chemistry Club, Classical Club, Dramatics Club, ' T ii G.A.A., Girls' W Club-secretary, Kay Cees, Splash Club, Student Council, Operetta CHARLES BLAKE DELORES BLANCHARD-Orchestra Ann Betz Terry Bevans Twyla Bigelow DON BLEDSOE-International Relations, Tennis Team MELVIN BLISS-A Cappella, Pep Band, Hollywood Club, Hi-Y, Orchestra, Pantograph, Quill and Scroll, Variety Show, Operetta JULIA BLOODGOOD-G.A.A. JUDY BLUHM-Dramatics Club, G.A.A., Kay Cees, Plays Dennis Billings Larry Bishard Mary Lou Bitner Charles Blake Delores Blanchard Don Bledsoe Melvin Bliss julia Bloodgood Judy Bluhm t- . ' p ' ', Page 91 Page 92 E 712.5 PAUL BUCK-Boys' W Club-vice-president, Baseball Letterman, Foot it if ii 2 in ' iff' W, 5 ef Ronald Boczek Jeanne Bohndorf Mary Bonioe Ron Bozich Matthew Bozick Ronald Braams RONALD BOCZEK JEANNE BOHNDORF--F.H.A., G.A.A., International Relations, Kay 1 Y-Teens MARY BONJOE-Classical Club, Dramatics Club, G.A.A., Girls' Le Representative, Horizon Club, Kay Cees, Tyronian, Y-Teens RON BOZICH MATTHEW BOZICK RONALD BRAAMS-Band, Hollywood Club, Variety Show JO FRAN BRADFORD-Girls' Glec Club, International Relations, Tyro: Y-Teens DOROTHY BRASWELL Jo Fran Bradford Dorothy Braswell Marcheta Bray MARCHETA BRAY-Future Nurses Club, G.A.A., Girls' W Club, Cees, Splash Club, Tyronian JULIE BREIDENTHAL-Classical Club, Design for Living, G.A.A., I' zon Club, Kay Cees, Spanish Club DENNIS BRENDEL 'I' JANET BRILEY VICTOR BRIMER DAN BROCKMAN-Band, Chemistry Club, Chess Club .122 .QQ 3 he-'Y JIM BROCKMEIER-Biology Club, Classical Club, International Relax Track Team-manager, Track Letterman LEWIS BROWN, JR.-Football Letterman RON BROWN TERRY BROYLES-Football, Golf, Track Team Julie Breidenthal Dennis Brendel Janet Briley ' WINIFRED BUEHLER-Art Club, Dramatics Club, Kay Cees, Y-Teens DAVE BUKATY-C.Q. Club, Hollywood Club, Kay Cees, Ushers Clu' -, lah. fini - 2,2 Victor Brimer Dan Brockman im Brockmener Lewis Brown Ron Brown Terry Broyles Paul Buck Winifred Buehler Dave Bukaty YT' vas... Ni ,Is rio Frank Burch Jerry Burge Robert Burkman Steve Burnau Thomas Cabra Mike Caldwell FRANK BURCH-Track Team JERRY BURGE-Chemistry Club-treasurer, Microscope Club ROBERT BURKMAN-Radio Production STEVE BURNAU-Boys' W Club, Dramatics Club, Football Letterman, Track Team THOMAS CABRA Os QN- Q!-'v MIKE CALDWELL-Cross Country, Swimming Letterman BONNIE CALLAWAY- Classical Club-secretary, Dramatics Club, Debate, Design for Living, Future Nurses Club, G.A.A., Girls' W Club, Horizon Club-secretary, Kay Cees, National Forensic, Spanish Club, Student Council GAYLE CARPENTER - Cheerleader - freshman, Dramatics Club, c.A.A., Bom' C 'Y G'Y'e C Pe ' Rohn Cm Future Teachers Club, International Relations, Kay Cees, Plays, Quiverian sports editor, Splash Club, Variety Show, Operetta, Y-Teens, Quill and Scroll ROBERTA CARR-G.A.A., Horizon Club, Y-Teens, Classical Club SHIRLEY CARRICO ,,, an SUSIE CARINGTON-Dramatics Club, International Relations, Kay Cees, Spanish Club JIM CASPER-Art Club LARRY CATON-Boys' Glee Club ii' Wh- ARNOLD CATRON-Debate, Design for Living, German Club-president, International Relations, Kay Cees, National Forensic, Science Field Club RON CHAMBERS-Boys' W Club-secretary-treasurer, Basketball, Dra- Shirley Cu-rico Susie Carington jim Casper matics Club, Kay Cees-president, National Thespian, Plays, Tennis Let- terman-co-captain JERRY CHASE-Band. variety Show issi yrss . r :si I 7 5 DICK CHILDERS-Production Printer, Student Council Z rri, ' ff' I ' , - LENITA CHILDERS-A Cappella, Baseball Scorekeeper, Dramatics Club, K , Q as 5 Debate, Girls' Glee Club, Girls' League Council, Future Teachers Club, , , A ' . ' kg e International Relations, Kay Cees, National Forensic, Spanish Club, I :.,l 4 bp A Student Council, Variety Show, Operetta A i ' T JOE CHOP-Boys' W Club-president, Baseball Letterman, Senior Class- qi. , wif I ' vice-president jr Q, L W l fr WAYNE CHRISMAN-chess Club A y A E ' E r ,, SHARON CHRISTIAN-F.I'I.A., G.A.A., Spanish Club Larry Caton Arnold Catron Ron Chambers X 1 fx, as A jerry Chase Dick Childers Lenita Childers Joe Chop Wayne Chrisman Sharon Christian Page 93 Page 94 Gary Chumley LaVonne Clark Melvin Clark Thomas Clark Bill Claypool jerry Coiner GARY CHUMLEY-Football, Track Team LAVONNE CLARK-Biology Club-secretary, Kay Cees, Orchestra, Variety Show, Operetta MELVIN CLARK THOMAS CLARK Gary Collins BILL CLAYPOOL-Baseball, Chess Club Paul Coniglio JERRY COINER-Chemistry Club, Classical Club, Kay Cees, Microscope Club, Or- chestra, Science Field Club I GARY COLLINS-Band, Pep uma, omhestm . RICHARD COLLINS-Football, Track Team gg WANDA COLTON p V PAUL coN1oL1o -'CZ' 1 RON coNvERsE-chemistry Club, Swimming Team RON COOPER-A Cappella, Boys' W Club, Tennis Letterman ld, ,Vi EARL COWHER-Boys' NIV Club, Basketball, 'Boys' Glee Club, Sophomore Class- in A. president, Football Letterman, Student Council, Track Letterman Richard Collins ROY CRABTREE Ron Converse ROBERT CRAIG-Football - H CHARLENE CREASON-Art Club, Girls' League Representative, International Rela- A R' - h Cl b u , Lx tions, Us ers u 'SJ - ' g CAROLEE CREWS-Dramatics Club, G.A.A., Girls' W Club, Horizon Club, Kay Q Q , Cees, Plays, Student Council, Tyronian sl GLORIA CRIMMINS-Art Club, G.A.A., International Relations, Kay Cees, National , N Art Honor Society, Radio Production, Spanish Club ,ek Wanda Colton Ron Cooper Q4 Earl Cowher Roy Crabtree Robert Craig Charlene Creason Carolee Crews Gloria Crimmins Mike Crolter Mary Alice Crowe Rheuan Crutchfield Linda Cunningham Tom Cunningham julie Davidson MIKE CROKER-Basketball, Dramatics Club, Football MARY ALICE CROWE-Dramatics Club, Future Nurses Club, G.A.A., International Relations, Kay Cees, Plays RHEUAN CRUTCHFIELD-A Cappella, Chemistry Club-secretary-treasurer, Classical Club, Dramatics Club, Future Nurses Club, Girls' Glee Club, Operetta, Kay Cees, International Relations LINDA CUNNINGHAM-Accompanist, Design for Living, F.H.A., Girls' Glee Club, Girls' League Representative, International Relations, Plays, Spanish Club, Operetta Bill Dwi, TOM CUNNINGHAM-Boys' W Club, Cross Country-captain, Cross Country Let- terman, Spanish Club, Track Letterman John Davis JULIE DAVIDSON-Biology Club, Dramatics Club, Future Nurses Club, G.A.A., Future Teachers Club, Kay Cees, Spanish Club, Splash Club, Variety Show, Operetta BILL DAVIS BOB DAVIS JERRY DAVIS-Football, Swimming Team JOHN DAVIS-Classical Club, Debate, Design for Living, International Relations, Na- tional Forensic, Plays, Tennis Team JOYCE DAVIS-Courtesy Club, G.A.A., Girls' Glee Club, International Relations, Kay Cees, Student Council 1 N VERNA DAVIS-A Cappella-president, Dramatics Club-president, G.A.A., Girls' t Glee Club-president, Girls' League Representative, Kay Cees, National Thespian, Bob DIV!! Plays, Variety Show, Operetta, Y-Teens-vice-president Joyce Davis GLORIA JEAN DAY-Tyronian, Ushers Club, Y-Teens JIM DEARMOND-Football BARBARA DE GRAW GENE DEMPSEY-Boys' W Club, Football Letterman, Kay Cees, Student Council, Track Team JOHN DENESHA-Boys' W Club, Baseball-manager, Junior Class-treasurer, Foot- ball Letterman, Tumbling Team yn.--.. GRETCHEN DENNING-Future Nurses Club, G.A.A., German Club jerry Davis Verna Davis Gloria Jean Day Jim DeArmond Barbara DeGraw Gene Dempsey John Denesha Gretchen Denning Page 95 Page 96 1 1 Linda Denton Walter Derrington Marcia Sue Deutch Rosalie Devor Sandra Dickson Judy Donovan LINDA DENTON-Accompanist, A Cappella, Biology Club, Classical C Girls' Glee Club, Girls' League Representative, Horizon Club, Internat Relations, Kay Cees, Spanish Club, Splash Club, Student Council, eretta WALTER DERRINGTON-Art Club, Kay Cees, Spanish Club MARCIA SUE DEUTCH-Cheerleader-reserve, Dramatics Club, Girls' Le Representative, International Relations, Kay Cees, Spanish Club 1 T ROSALIE DEVOR-Girls' Glee Club SANDRA DICKSON-French Club, G.A.A., Girls' VV Club-vice-presi Tyronian JUDY DONOVAN-Dramatics Club, G.A.A., Kay Cees, Tyronian ,en .M ' Robert Douglas Larry Dowd Donnette Duncan ROBERT DOUGLAS-Chemistry Club, Dramatics Club, Plays, Tennis terman ,.,. .Y - , , n .1-, ., LARRY DOWD-Swimming Letterman , 2 '-1 Hi V ' ' DONNETTE DUNCAN-Courtesy Club, Tyronian, Ushers Club V H Q POLLY DUNKLEBARGER-A Cappella, Art Club, Dramatics Club, ' ii y I K I ' bare, Girls' Glee Club, Kay Cees, National Art Honor Society, Va , , 0 1 iy, ' Show, Opererra W vb' ew , ,, , ' , ' 'fi ' 'B ' . . A r Z LL WANDA EAKEN-Girls' Glee Club I Y 'xi ,iii CARL EBERHART--Band, Classical Club, Microscope Club, Science f ' f Club, Student Council 'R ii JUDY EDMONDS-Band, G.A.A., Variety Show Polly Dunklebarger Wanda Eaken Carl Eberhan VIRGENE EISELE-Dramatics Club, F.H.A., G.A.A., International l tions, Kay Cees, Tyronian, Y-Teens CHARLES ELSON-Chemistry Club, Footbball, German Club, Micro: Club, Track Team MIKE EMERT BILL EMERY-Boys' NV Club, Baseball, Basketball, Football Letter Kay Cees JAY R. ENGLISH-Band, Boys' Glee Club JOYCE ETHRIDGE-Dramatics Club, G.A.A., Kay Cees, National Thes Tyronian, Y-Teens DAVE EVANS JUDY KAY EVERSOLE-Band, F.H.A., International Relations, Major Variety Show, Operetta Judy Edmonds Virgene Eisele Charles Elson . V1 Q pf. sq. S B j. C L- 52' -we . S ii V i 1 Y: f I Mike Emert Bill Emery Jay English Joyce Ethridge Dave Evans Judy Kay Eversole 3 T' Q, ,ti Barbara Fabac Lois Fagan Barkley Fahnestock T. W. Farrell Marion Farres Mary Faubion BARBARA FABAC--Cheerleader-varsity, Freshman Class-secretary, Dra- matics Club, F.H.A., G.A.A.-secretary, Girls' League Representative, Future Teachers Club, International Relations, Kay Cees, Pantograph, Plays, Quill and Scroll, Social Council, Tyronian, Operetta, Y-Teens, Student Council-secretary LOIS FAGAN-Courtesy Club, G.A.A., Girls' League Representative, Kay Cees, Tyronian BARKLEY FAHNESTOCK-Art Club, Debate, National Art Honor So- ciety, National Forensic, National Thespian, Radio Production, Student Council-president T. W. FARRELL-Ushers Club MARION FARRES-F.I'I.A., G.A.A., Kay Cees, Y-Teens MARY ELIZABETH FAUBION-A Cappella, Girls' Glee Club, Girls' W Club, Horizon Club, Spanish Club, Splash Club, Variety Show, Operetta DELORES FELLS-Future Nurses Club, Girls' Glee Club, Horizon Club, t Y-Teens TED FICK I Delores Fells Ted Pick Delores Filer DELORES FILER-F.H.A., International Relations, Tyronian-vice-president, Y-Teens s4 'her LILA FINE-Tyronian RICHARD FISCHER-Kay Cees, Science Field Club-vice-president, Spanish Club, Student Council I .R TERRY FISH-Girls' League Representative, International Relations, Ushers Club, Y-Teens Lila Fine Richard Fischer Terry Fish CHUCK FISHER-Dramatics Club, Radio Production, Swimming Team, Spanish Club DAVID FLESHER DIXIE FORD HAROLD FOSTER JIM FOWLER-Football, Swimming Team PATRICIA LOUISE FRANCIS-Y-Teens CHARLES FRANKS-Band, Classical Club WILLIAM PHILLIP FRANSE JIM FRY-Production Printer Chuck Fisher Dave Flesher Dixie Ford H' Harold Foster jim Fowler Patricia Francis Charles Franks Phillip Franse Jim Fry Page 97 Page 98 Mary Sue Frye Doug Gaines Gerald Gardner Pat Garstecki Lee Gaston Duane Gentzler MARY SUE FRYE-F.H.A., Horizon Club, Kay Cees DOUG GAINES-Band, Fencing Club GERALD GARDNER PAT GARSTECKI-Courtesy Club, Freshman Class-treasurer, Drama Club, G.A.A., Girls' League Representative, Kay Cees LEE GASTON-Boys' W Club, Tennis Letterman DUANE GENTZLER DARRELL GIBSON-Production Printer JUDY GIBSON-Kay Cees, Spanish Club SHERRON GILBERT-Classical Club, G.A.A., International Relations Darrell Gibson Judy Gibson Sherron Gilbert DELORES JUNE GLASSLEY-.rymnim Y-Teens 3:-of Delores Glassley Don Goethe Robert Golub Jim Golubski Dale Goodnight Dave Gordon DON GOETHE ROBERT GOLUB-Football Letterman JIM GOLUBSKI-Courtesy Club DALE GOODNIGHT-Production Printer DAVE GORDON - Band - manager - vice-president, Orchestra, Pep B Tumbling Team, Variety Show, Operetta RICHARD GRAHAM JEANIE GRAVES-Classical Club, Dramatics, International Relations-v president, Kay Cees, Pantograph, Plays, Quill and Scroll, Radio Prow tion, Spanish Club, Student Council JIM GRAY LINDA GREEN-Girls' Glee Club, Ushers Club JOHN GREENLEE-Boys' Glee Club, Tumbling Team WILMA GREGG-F.I'I.A. if il uv-P' Richard Graham Jeanie Graves Jim Gray Linda Green John Greenlee Wilma Gregg N., Q-..... Kay Griffin Beverly Grim Linda Grumbling Jeanne Guiles Gary Guinn Bill Gunderman KAY GRIFFIN-Classical Club, G.A.A., Girls' W Club, International Relations, Kay Cees, Y-Teens BEVERLY GRIM-Dramatics Club, International Relations, Kay Cees, Spanish Club, Operetta, Variety Show LINDA GRUMBLING-G.A.A., Horizon Club-historian, Spanish Club JEANNE GUILES-F.H.A., G.A.A., Girls' Glee Club, Kay Cees, Plays, Splash Club, Y-Teens GARY GUINN-Student Council, Track Team BILL GUNDERMAN-Boys' W Club, Baseball Letterman, Basketball Let- terman, Senior Class-treasurer DONALD GUY-Biology Club, Chemistry, Kay Cees, Science Field Club FLOYD HABERKORN-Dramatics Club, German Club, Kay Cees-sergeant- Donald GUY Fl0Yd H3befk0m Norman Hacknhofn at-arms, National Thespian-secretary, Plays NORMAN HACKATHORN-A Cappella, Boys' Glee Club, Football, Operetta SIDNEY HADDON-Orchestra, Variety Show ELAINE HAINES-Art Club, Cheerleader-reserve, Cheerleader-varsity, Sophomore Class-treasurer, Dramatics Club, Girls' Glee Club, Girls' League Council-president, Girls' League Representative, Future Teachers Club, Horizon Club, Kay Cees, Quiverian, Student Council, Variety Show LAVONNE HALL V SAUNDRA HALL-Kay Cees, Y-Teens DONNA HAMILTON-Girls' Glee Club RICHARD HAMILTON-Chess Club, C.Q. Club, Debate, Design for Living, ' ' - F ' CIb,G Clb,Glf,N' IF ',Pl ,S' Fzisnglub u Umm u O :nom orenslc ays clence Sidney Haddon Elaine Haines I..aVonne Hall JUDY HAMPTON-Band, G.A.A. MARY JANE HANIS-A Cappella, Girls' Glee Club, Tyronian, Operetta, Y-Teens JUDITH HARBISON-Dramatics Club, French Club, Girls' Glee Club, Tyronian, Variety Show KENNETH SKIP HARDINGER-Kay Cees in JUDY GAIL HARMAN-Classical Club, Senior Class-secretary, Dramatics Club, International Relations, Kay Cees, National Thespian, Plays, Spanish Club, Student Council-vice-president, Variety Show ELAINE HARRIS-Art Club, Band, Classical Club, F.H.A., G.A.A., Inter- national Relations, Kay Cees, Head Drum Majorette, Radio Production, Operetta Saundra Hall Donna Hamilton Richard Hamilton Judy Hampton Mary Jane Hanis Judith Harbison Kenneth Hardinger Judy Gail Harman Elaine Harris Page 99 Page 100 'fb Sally Harrison Bob Hart jim Hathaway Ruth Hattaway Barbara Headrick Chester Heddings Eva Jeane Hegarty Carole Heider - ,L -5 r Gladys Heisman SALLY HARRISON-Tyronian BOB HART-Boys' W Club, Baseball Letterman, Basketball, Football Letterman, Student Council JIM HATHAWAY'-Boys' WI Club, Band-manager, Chess Club, Cross County Let- terman, Football, Plays, Student Council, Track Letterman, Variety Show RUTH HATTAWAY-G.A.A., International Relations, Kay Cees, Spanish Club BARBARA HEADRICK-G.A.A., Girls' W Club, Spanish Club, Splash Club, Kay Cees, CHESTER HEDDINGS-Football, Track Team EVA JEANE HEGARTY-Art Club, Biology Club, Dramatics Club, G.A.A., Plays, Y-Teens CAROLE HEIDER-Accompanist, A Cappella, Dramatics Club, F.H.A., G.A.A., Girls' Glee Club, Future Teachers Club, International Relations, Kay Cees, National Thespian, Plays, Spanish Club, Student Council, Variety Show, Operetta GLADYS HEISMAN-Band, Kay Cees, Orchestra, Plays, Variety Show, Operetta, Y- Teens PHIL HEITMEYER-Boys' W Club, Basketball Letterman, Kay Cees DONNA HENDRIXSON-A Cappella, G.A.A., Girls' Glee Club, Kay Cees, Variety Show, Operetta, Y-Teens MARY CARMEN HERNANDEZ-Classical Club, Spanish Club, Ushers Club DAVID HICKS ANN HILL-Dramatics Club, G,A.A., Girls' Glee Club, Kay Cees, Ushers Club, Y- Teens JOYCE HILLGARDNER-Art Club, Kay Cees, Tyronian DAVE HILLS-Boys' VI Club, Band, Football Letterman-co-captain, Kay Cees, Track Letterman CLYDE L. HINDS-A Cappella, Boys' Glee Club, Hi-Y-secretary, Variety Show, Operetta CHUCK HINSLEY-Hollywood Club us-Q ... t i Q Y s x 3 'A 3 , LQ 1 an- ,w axes T9 'tail +1 C, ,Jr Phil Heitmeyer Donna Hendrixson l Carmen Hernandez jp- it Q- ' David Hicks Ann Hill Joyce Hillgardner Dave Hills Clyde Hinds Chuck Hinsley in uv- Herbert I-Iolzer Judy Hood Dean Hoover Leonard Hope Nancy Hopewell Art Hopper HERBERT HOLZER-Chemistry Club, German Club, International Relations JUDY HOOD-Cheerleader-reserve, Classical Club, Dramatics Club, Girls' League Rep- resentative, International Relations, Kay Cgegr Spanish Club mv, DEAN HOOVER LEONARD HOPE-Classical Club, Dramatics Club, International Relations, Plays, Spanish Club NANCY HOPEWELL-F.H.A., G.A.A., Girls' W Club, German Club, Kay CMS, Splash Club James Horst ART HOPPER Judy Hubbard JAMES HORST--Hollywood Club, Production Printing, Tumbling Team DIANA HOWARD-Tyronian, Y-Teens JERRY HUBBARD-Hollywood Club JUDY HUBBARD-Classical Club, Dramatics Club, G.A.A., Girls' Glee Club, Girls League Representative, Internationsl Relations, Kay Cees, Plays, Quill and Scroll Quiverian-senior editor, Spanish Club, Splash Club-vice-president-secretary- treasurer, Y-Teens JANICE HUFFORD-F.H.A. PAUL HULL JIM HUNDLEY-c.Q. Club-president DEANNA I-IUNN-A Cappella, Girls' Glee Club, Kay Cees, Variety Show, Operetta, Y-Teens Janice Hufford Diana Howard ULA F. HURD-Art Club, Chemistry Club, Classical Club, Dramatics Club, G.A.A., Kay Cees, Spanish Club JOHN IMHOOF-Boys' W Club, Tennis Letterman DIANE IRA-A Cappella, Biology Club, Cheerleader- reserve, Cheerleader-varsity, Dramatics Club, G.A.A., Girls' Glee Club, Girls' League Council-treasurer, Ger- man Club-secretary, Kay Cees, National Thespian-historian, Pantograph, Plays, Quill and Scroll, Splash Club, Student Council, Variety Show, Operetta DIANA ISENHOUR-Dramatics Club, F.H.A.-secretary, Girls' League Representative, Kay Cees, National Thespian-treasurer, Pantograpll.:5P2l1iSh Club, Student Council, Quill and Scroll, Operetta, Plays Jerry Hubbard Paul Hull Jim Hundley Deanna Hunn Ula Hurd John Imhoof Diane Ira Diana Isenhour Page 101 Page 102 Marilee jackson Tom Jackson Nancy Jastrzemski g, ob Q::... our Bert Johnson Carole johnson Karen Johnson it i Rachel Johnson Sherman Johnson Wes Johnson Ex! Marvin Jones Charles Jordan Sandra Juiliano Janice Kaff Carol Kaiser Frank Keedy Janice Jeffers Burly Jenkins Chris Jensen MARILEE JACKSON-Art Club, Biology Club, Dramatics Club, G.A.l Future Teachers Club, Kay Cees, Spanish Club, Splash Club, Studs Council, Operetta TOM JACKSON-Chess Club, Dramatics Club, Debate, Design for Livir International Relations, Kay Cees, National Forensic, Orchestra, Plaj Tennis Team, Variety Show, Operetta NANCY JASTRZEMSKI-Kay Cees, Y-Teens JANICE JEFFERS-Art Club, Chemistry Club, Classical Club, F.H.A., Futi. Nurses Club, International Relations, Kay Cees, Spanish Club, Horizon Club BURLY JENKINS-Boys' VV Club, Baseball Letterman, Football Lette man, Pantograph, Quill and Scroll CHRIS JENSEN-Baseball, Dramatics Club-treasurer, Kay Cees, Natior Thespian, Plays, Tennis Team BERT JOHNSON-Classical Club, Dramatics Club, French Club, Kay Ce Orchestra, Pantograph, Plays, Quill and Scroll CAROLE JOHNSON-A Cappella, Dramatics Club, G.A.A., Girls' Gl Club, Girls' VV Club, International Relations, Kay Cees, Tyronian KAREN RUTH JOHNSON-F.H.A., Spanish Club, Y-Teens RACHEL JOHNSON-Chemistry Club, Classical Club, Design for Livin G.A.A., Girls' Glee Club, Girls' W Club, Spanish Club, Splash C11 SHERMAN JOHNSON-C.Q. Club WES JOHNSON MARVIN JONES CHARLES JORDAN-Cross Country, Dramatics Club, Debate, Design f Living, French Club-sergeant-at-arms, Kay Cees, National Forens' Plays, Science Field Club, Traclt Team, Variety Show, Operetta SANDRA JUILIANO JANICE KAFF-Art Club, G.A.A., Girls' League Representative, Kay Cei Tyronian, Y-Teens CAROL KAY KAISER-Bancl, Orchestra, Tyronian, Variety Show, Operett Y-Teens FRANK KEEDY-German Club ANN KEETON-Art Club, Dramatics Club, G.A.A., Girls' League Counc Kay Cees NORMA KELLY-Art Club-president-treasurer, French Club, G.A.A., Girf League Representative, Horizon Club-historian, Kay Cees, National A Honor Society SANDRA KENDRICK-Tyronian Q, Ann Keeton Norma Kelly Sandra Kendrick Rosalie Kephart Tom Kerr Buford Kilgore Bill Kimball Fred Kincaid Wilene Kitchen ROSALIE KEPHART-Girls' Glee Club, Horizon Club, Kay Cees TOM KERR-Boys' VV Club, Football Letterman, Track Letterman BUFORD KILGORE BILL KIMBALL FRED KINCAID-Band WILENE KITCHEN-F.H.A., G.A.A., Girls' Glee Club, International Re- lations, Kay Cees, Y-Teens RICHARD KLEPAC-A Cappella, Biology Club, Boys' Glee Club, Chess Club, Dramatics Club, Golf, Kay Cees, Plays, Social Council, Track Team, Variety Show, Operetta ALFRED KOHLER-Boys' VV Club, Basketball, Football Letterman, Hi-Y, Track Letterman Richard Klepac Alfred Kohler Sharon Korte SHARON KORTE-Dramatics Club, Girls' Glee Club, Girls' League Repre- sentative, International Relations, Kay Cees-recorder, Plays, Quill and Scroll, Quiverian-administration editor, Student Council, Tyronian, Va- riety Show JACK KRULIC JUDY KUHNS-Art Club-secretary, Dramatics Club, French Club, G.A.A., Girls' League Representative, Horizon Club, International Relations, Kay Cees, National Thespian, Radio Production, Student Council MARY KUKOVICH-F.H.A., Future Nurses Club, G.A.A., Girls' W Club, International Relations, Kay Cees, Ushers Club, Y-Teens RAY LADING-Classical Club ELAINE LAKE-Art Club, Courtesy Club, F.H.A., Kay Cees, Y-Teens Jack Krulic Judy Kuhn' Mary Kukovich GRACELLA LANE-Dramatics Club-vice-president, Debate, Design for Living, Girls' League Council, Girls' League Representative, Kay Cees- vice-president, National Forensic, National Thespian - vice-president, Plays, Spanish Club, Student Council, Operetta HAROLD LARSON-Boys' Glee Club MARILYN LAWRENCE-F.H.A., Girls' Glee Club, Girls' League Repre- sentative, Horizon Club, Kay Cees, Student Council, Tyronian JAY LAWSON-Radio Production JERRY LEBAR-Basketball, French Club LEE LEGER-Boys' W Club, Football, Swimming Letterman, Track-team manager GLEN LEMMON-Boys' Glee Club Ray Lading Elaine Lake Gracella Lane is aaa- .,., . 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K Harold Larson Marilyn Lawrence Jay Lawson Jerry LeBar Lee Leger Glen Lemmon Page 103 Page 104 5 lb- 1 David Lemon Warren Likins Karlene Lindsay Dave Lindsey Sue Lindsey Priscilla Linton DAVID LEMON-Hollywood Club WARREN LIKINS KARLENE LINDSAY-G.A.A.-treasurer, Kay Cees DAVE LINDSEY-Boys' W Club, Baseball Letterman, Basketball, Classic Club, Football Letterman SUE LINDSEY-French Club, F.H.A., Girls' Glee Club, Kay Cees, Tyroni: PRISCILLA LINTON-Classical Club, F.H.A., G.A.A., International Rel tions, Kay Cees, Orchestra, Operetta CAROL LOCKE-Band, Classical Club, Girls' League Representative, Horizi Club--treasurer, Kay Cees, Orchestra Carol Locke Frank Locke Mae Ella Logan FRANK LOCKE John Long Phil Lorton jackie Loun ...- LaVerna Love Barbara Lowe Dennis Lowe MAE ELLA LOGAN-Girls' Glee Club, Horizon Club, Y-Teens JOHN LONG-Biology Club, Basketball, Football, Track Team PHILIP LORTON-Band, Orchestra JACKIE LOUN-Football LAVERNA LOVE-G.A.A., Girls' Glee Club, Y-Teens BARBARA LOWE-Classical Club, F.H.A., G.A.A., Kay Cees DENNIS LOWE-Boys' W Club, Biology Club, Golf Letterman JIM LUGAR-A Cappella, Boys' VV Club, Baseball Letterman, Basketb: Letterman, Boys' Glee Club TIMOTHEIA LUKON-Band, Classical Club, G.A.A., Girls' W Club, F1 ture Teachers Club, Kay Cees, Majorette, Splash Club LEONARD LUTZ-A Cappella, Boys' Glee Club, Hollywood Club-pre: dent, Student Council, Variety Show Operetta KEN LYONS DALE MACCALLUM-Chemistry Club, International Relations, Tennis T1 GEORGE MAGENHEIMER-C.Q. Club-secretary-treasurer, Track team Jim Lugar Timotheia Lukon Leonard Lutz Ken Lyons Dale MacCallum George Magenheimer 'Q Gov, .Y QQ- QN-f Ernest Mahone Linda Mallin Murle Malott Carl Manczuk Jo Anne Mandigo Eugenia Mangelsdorf ERNEST MAHONE, JR.-Football, Track Team LINDA MALLIN-Chemistry Club, Dramatics Club, G.A.A., International Relations, Kay Cees, Plays MURLE MALOTT-G.A.A.-senior manager, Girls' Glee Club, Girls' W Club, Horizon Club, Kay Cees, Ushers Club, Variety Show CARL MANCZUK-Boys' W Club, Football Letterman, Track Team JO ANNE MANDIGO-Courtesy Club, F.H.A., Horizon Club, Kay Cees, Spanish Club EUGENIA MANGELSDORF-Classical Club, Dramatics Club, F.H.A., G.A.A., Girls' League Council, Girls' W Club, Future Teachers Club, Horizon Club, Kay Cees, Quil-l and Scroll, Quiverian-editor-in-chief, Spanish Club, Splash Club-president-secretary-treasurer, Student Council, Va- riety Show, Y-Teens, Plays Richard March Brenda Margey Ann Mariner RICHARD MARCH-Band, Orchestra, Operetta BRENDA MARGEY-Classical Club, G.A.A., Girls' VV Club, Kay Cees, Splash Club, Operetta ANN MARINER-Art Club, Dramatics Club, Girls' W Club, Kay Cees, Spanish Club, Splash Club, Variety Show, Operetta SANDRA SUE MARK-F.H.A., G.A.A. CLARK MARQUEZ TONY MARQUEZ-Boys' W Club, Baseball, Football Letterman, Student Council ROBERTA MARTIN-Biology Club, Classical Club, Debate, F.H.A., G.A.A., Girls' Glee Club, Girls' League Representative, Kay Cees Sandra Sue Marlr Clark Marquez Tony Marquez SHARON MARTIN-Dramatics Club, G.A.A., Girls' Glee Club-president, Girls' League Representative, Girls' VV Club, International Relations, Kay Cees, Splash Club, Variety Show, Operetta, Y-Teens PATRICIA MARTON-Classical Club, French Club, Girls' League Repre- sentative, Kay Cees, Y-Teens TIM MASKIL , ex JIM MASTERS-Chemistry Club, Dramatics Club, Plays LARRY MA'rI.ocR-c.Q. Club riff, PHYLLIS MAXSON-International Relations, Tyronian , GARY MCCAULEY . JACK MOCLURE Roberta Martin Sharon Martin Patricia Marton Tim Maakil Jim Masters Larry Matlock Phyllis Maxson Gary McCauley Jack McClure Page 105 Page 106 Q Billie McCollough Robert McCoy Verlee McCrory Pat McDaniel Bernard McDonald Craig McGee e. 3 1 I7 Is: ' 'fa ':l',g,Qf. , , -1 'Mig ' BILLIE MCCOLLOUGH-F.H.A., International Relations, Kay Cees, Y-Teens ROBERT MCCOY-Football, Swimming Team, Track Team VERLEE MCCRORY-Girls' Glee Club, Y-Teens PAT MCDANIEL-F.H.A. BERNARD MCDONALD-Chess Club, Hollywood Club, International Relations, Ushers il iii: , 1, I ' A Club CRAIG MOGEE-Band Plffidl McGinnis PATRICIA MCGINNIS-Cheerleader-reserve, F.H.A., G.A.A., Girls' League Repre- Judy' MCln!0Sl1 sentativc, Girls' VV Club, International Relations, Kay Cees-secretary, Pantograph, Quill and Scroll, Spanish Club, Splash Club-secretary-treasurer, Student Council, Variety Show ARTHUR MCGOWAN-Chemistry Club, Classical Club, Kay Cees, Pantograph-Editor- in-chief, Quill and Scroll PATRICIA MCGUIRE-F.H.A., Spanish Club, Y-Teens JUDY MCINTOSH-Tyronians, Y-Teens BARBARA MCKISICK -Future Nurses Club, Girls' League Representative, Horizon Club, International Relations, Kay Cees, Tyronian SANDY MCMILLIAN-Dramatics Club, F.H.A., International Relations, Kay Cees, Spanish Club, Y-Teens DENNIS MCNERNEY-Student Council Arthur McGowan Barbara McKisick DORIS MEADE-International Relations, Kay Cees, Tyronian, Y-Teens RONALD MEDLIN-Biology Club, Chemistry Club, Chess Club, Classical Club, De- sign for Living, Football, Kay Cees, Orchestra, Science Field Club, Variety Show IRENE MERMIGIS-Dramatics Club, French Club-vice-president-secretary, G.A.A., International Relations, Kay Cees, National Thespian, Plays, Student Council, Y-Teens JUDY METZ-Dramatics Club, G.A.A., German Club-secretary-treasurer, Kay Cees, Y.Teens ' GLORIA MIKESICH-International Relations, Tyronian, Ushers Club, Y-Teens Patricia McGuire Sandy McMillian ,..L.....1. Dennis McNerney Doris Meade Ronald Medlin Irene Mermigis Judy Metz Gloria Miltesich 'Oi Marilyn Milam Sharon Miles Dennis Miller June Miller Naomi Miller Sharon Milleret iii? an 'i MARILYN MILAM-Band, F.H.A., G.A,A., Kay Cees, Majorette, Splash Club, Variety Show, Operetta SHARON MILES-F.H.A., International Relations, Kay Cees DENNIS MILLER-Kay Cees, Swimming Team, Student Council JUNE MILLER-Future Nurses Club, Horizon Club, International Relations, Kay Cees, Tyronian, Y-Teens Kay Carol Mills NAOMI MILLER-International Relations, Kay Cees, Y-Teens Marilyn Mohn SHARON MILLERET-Dramatics Club, G.A.A., Kay Cees, Tyronian KAY CAROL MILLS-Girls' Glee Club SANDRA MILNER-G.A.A., International Relations, Kay Cees, Tyronian, Y-Teens CORKY MITCHELL-F.H.A., G.A.A. MARILYN MOI-IN-F.H.A., Tyronian JACK EUGENE MOLDER-Track Team BOB MOONEY CAROL MOORE--French Club, F.H.A., Future Nurses Club, Horizon Club, Y-Teens WAYNE MOORE PATRICIA MORRIS-Classical Club, Junior Class-secretary, Debate, Design for Living, Future Teachers Club, Horizon Club, International Relations, Kay Cees, National Forensic, Y-Teens-secretary Sandra Milner Jack Molder JANET MORRISSEY-Dramatics Club, Design for Living, French Club, F.H.A., G.A.A., International Relations, Kay Cees, Pantograph, Quill and Scroll, Quiverian JAMES MORRISSEY VADA ANN MORROW-Future Nurses Club-president, G.A.A., Girls' Glee Club, Girls' League Council, Kay Cees, Y-Teens Corky Mitchell Bob Mooney Carol Moore Wayne Moore Patricia Morris Janet Morrissey James Morrissey Vada Ann Morrow Page 107 Page 108 vs fy 75 J M wre David Mullins Betty Myers Denny Myers Kenneth Naylor Grover Mountain oann o y YI jim Nelson Donna Sue Nick Eleanora Nirschl Norma Ann Noah Ken Novak Cecilia Novo Gradac i- Beverly Ogden Doris Orme Carol Ott GROVER MOUNTAIN JOANN MOWREY-Future Teachers Club, Kay Cees, Spanish Club, 'I ronian DAVID MULLINS-Chess Club-secretary, Classical Club, Dramatics Cl' Debate, Design for Living-president, International Relations, Kay C1 National Forensic, Science Field Club, Tennis Team, Tumbling Team BETTY MYERS-Courtesy Club, Dramatics Club, G.A.A., Girls' Leaf Representative, Horizon Club, Kay Cees, Splash Club DENNY MYERS-Chemistry Club, Orchestra, Student Council, Variety Shc Operetta KENNETH NAYLOR-Chemistry Club, Hollywood Club, Hi-Y, Studi Council JIM NELSON-Band DONNA SUE NICK - Classical Club-vice-president, Dramatics Cl F.H.A., G.A.A., Girls' League Representative, Kay Cees, Orchesl Operetta ELEANORA NIRSCI-IL-Courtesy Club NORMA ANN NOAH-Accompanist, A Cappella, Girls' Glee Club, Op etta, Y-Teens KEN NOVAK-Hi-Y CECILIA ANN NOVO GRADAC-F.H.A., Future Nurses Club-vice-pri dent, German Club, Horizon Club BEVERLY OGDEN DORIS ORME CAROL OTT-Classical Club, Design for Living, F.H.A., G.A.A., Gi League Council, Horizon Club-vice-president-president, Internatio Relations, Kay Cees, Orchestra-secretary, Variety Show, Operetta WALTER OTT-C.Q. Club, Hollywood Club, Ushers Club-captain DON OVERFELT-Orchestra HAROLD OWENS JOAN OYER-G.A.A., Girls' League Representative, Horizon Club, Int national Relations, Kay Cees, Spanish Club-vice-president WINONA PACKARD-clmacsl Club JERRY PADGETT-c.Q. Club Walter Ott Don Overfelt Harold Owens Joan Oyer Winona Packard Jerry Padgett Andy Painter Larry Palrngren Julie Paradise Gene Paris Beverly Parks Bill Parks ANDY PAINTER-Biology Club, Basketball, Camera Club, Chemistry Club, Chess Club, Courtesy Club, Dramatics Club, Golf, Hi-Y, Plays, Social Council, Spanish Club LARRY PALMGREN-Classical Club JULIE PARADISE-Cheerleader-reserve, Cheerleader-varsity, G.A.A., In- ternational Relations, Kay Cees, Tyronian, Variety Show, Operetta D, GENE PARIS-Kay Cees, Spanish Club BEVERLY PARKS-A Cappella, Classical Club, Girls' Glee Club, Girls' League Representative, International Relations, Kay Cees, Variety Show, Operetta BILL E. PARKS-Track Team, Tumbling Team LOUIS D. PARRA-Band, Variety show Louis Parra Margaret Patterson Scott Payne MARGARET PATTERSON-Courtesy Club, Girls' League Representative, ' Future Teachers Club, Spanish Club, Y-Teens SCOTT PAYNE-Classical Club, International Relations, Science Field Club ,. i,ii ' LARRY PERARD-International Relations ROGER PERCIVAL-A Cappella, Boys' Glee Club, Hi-Y, Kay Cees, Variety Show, Operetta ww 've- inp- CONNIE PETERSON-Band, G.A.A., Kay Cees HAROLD F. PETERSON, JR.-Track Team DAVE PETSICK SANDI PHALP-Spanish Club, Ushers Club, Y-Teens JACK PIERSEE-Track Letterman Larry Perard Roger Percival Connie Peterson SUE PLOMONDON-Cheerleader-reserve, International Relations, Kay Cees, Plays, Social Council, Student Council, Tyronian, Variety Show, Operetta, Y-Teens DARLENE PONTIOUS-G.A.A., International Relations, Kay Cees, Orchestra, Spanish Club, Y-Teens RONALD POORE-Basektball, Tennis Team EDWARD H. POWERS-Classical Club, Debate, Design for Living, Na- tional Forensic, Spanish Club GLORIA PRIDDY-Kay Cees Harold Peterson Dave Petsick Sandi Phalp P' was 32 Jack Pierlee Sue Plomondon Darlene Pontious Ronald Poore Edward Powers Gloria Priddy Page 109 Page 110 Sharon Lee Priddy Dolores Proffitt Lois Ann Ragsdale 'Cf .sunn- KB in-' Janet Reed Ron Reeder Compton Reeves Sammy Reid Richard Reynolds Barry Rice qu 1. Nancie Rice Sandra Richards john Richeson Cora Riley Fred Ristow Tommy Roberts Ramona Ramirez Virginia Rankin George Redden SHARON LEE PRIDDY-Kay Cees, Spanish Club, Y-Teens DELORES PROFFITT-Cheerleader-reserve, Cheerleader-freshman, Chi leader-varsity, Dramatics Club, F.H.A., G.A.A., Girls' League Cour Girls' League Representative, International Relations, Plays, Spanish Cl Operetta, Kay Cees LOIS ANN RAGSDALE-Art Club, Dramatics Club, F.H.A., Horizon Cl Internatoinal Relations-treasurer, Kay Cees, National Art Honor Socii National Thespian, Pantograph, Plays, Quill and Scroll, Spanish Clu RAMONA RAMIREZ-G.A.A.,-president, Girls' League Representative, G, W Club, Tyronian VIRGINIA LEE RANKIN-Splash Club, Tyronian GEORGE REDDEN-Boys' VV Club, Football Letterman, Track Letterr JANET REED--A Cappella, Dramatics Club, G.A.A., Girls' Glee Club, l Cees, National Thespian, Plays, Variety Show, Operetta, Y-Teens RON REEDER-Dramatics Club, Kay Cees COMPTON REEVES-Chemistry Club, Classical Club, International R tions, Kay Cees SAMMY REID RICHARD REYNOLDS-Track Team BARRY RICE NANCIE RICE-Girls' Glee Club, Tyronian SANDRA RICHARDS-F.H.A., Horizon Club, International Relations, l Cees, Student Council JOHN RICHESON-Biology Club-president, Band-president, Classical C -vice-president, Dramatics Club, Debate, International Relations, l Cees, National Forensic, Orchestra, Plays, Student Council, Variety Sh Pep Band CORA LOUISE RILEY-F.H.A., Girls' Glee Club FRED RISTOW TOMMY ROBERTS-Band, Chemistry Club, Chess Club, International R tions, Orchestra, Plays, Variety Show, Operetta GARNET ROBINSON-International Relations, Student Council, Ushers C BESSIE RODRIGUEZ-G.A.A., Girls' Glee Club, Girls' VV Club, Hori Club, Spanish Club, Ushers Club, Y-Teens JACK ROGERS-Boys' VV Club, Basketball, Football Letterman, Tr Letterman 9- Garnet Robinson Bessie Rodriguez Jack Rogers it Q' in vu .., Lezlie Rollin Nan Rose Stephen Rose John Roush Mary ,Ieane Ruby jim Rumsey LEZLIE ROLLIN-Dramatics Club, F.H.A., Girls' Glee Club, Future Teach- ers Club, International Relations, Kay Cees, Plays, Spanish Club, Biology Club NAN ROSE-Dramatics Club, F.H.A., G.A.A., Girls' League Representative, Kay Cees, Y-Teens STEPHEN ROSE-Football Letterman JOHN ROUSH MARY JEANE RUBY-F.A.A., Kay Cees, Splash Club, Tyronian, Y-Teens JIM RUMSEY-Football, Plays JANE CAROL RUSH-G.A.A., Ushers Club JANET CAROL RUSSELL-Dramatics Club, Girls' League Council, Girls' League Representative, International Relations, Kay Cees, Plays, Radio Production, Spanish Club, Tyronian, Variety Show, Operetta, Y-Teens jane Carol Rush Janet Carol Russell janet Sue Russell JANET SUE RUSSELL-F.H.A., G.A.A., Girls' League Council, Girls' League Representative, International Relations, Kay Cees, Pantograph, Quill and Scroll, Spanish Club-treasurer, Splash Club, Tyronian-treasurer NANCY RUTKOWSKI-G.A.A., Girls' Glee Club, International Relations, Kay Cees, Y-Teens LAWRENCE RYAN-Football SANDRA SALYER-Cheerleader-reserve, Dramatics Club, Girls' Glee Club, International Relations, Kay Cees, Plays, Spanish Club ED SCANLON PAUL SCI-IENKE-International Relations, Spanish Club BILL SCHERZER BARBARA DAWN SCHMIDT-Girls' Glee Club, Y-Teens Nancy Rutkowski Lawrence Ryan Sandra Salyer ALICE SCI-IONE-Tyronian LARRY SCHRIVER-c.Q. Club, Fencing Club PHIL SCHULEY-Football, Orchestra, Track Team, Variety Show, Operetta GARY SCOTT-Art Club K NORMAN SCOTT Ed Scanlon Paul Schenke Bill Scherzer is x I ' ' ix 4 X R 'z i 5 Barbara Schmidt Alice Schone Larry Schriver Phil Schuley Gary Scott Norman Scott Page 111 Page 112 an at S31 Q9 Fred Seal FRED SEAL-Tumbling Team ROBERT SEDORCEK N f .Q 35, if? Kay Cees, Tyronian, Y-Teens RONALD SEIFERT-Dramatics Club, Kay Cees, Plays 0--A Robert Sedorcek Judy Seek Ronald Seifert Karen Seitz Ivan Selll JUDY SEEK-F.H.A., Future Nurses Club, G.A.A., International Relations, , fee KAREN SEITZ-A Cappella, Dramatics, F.H.A., Girls' Glee Club, Interna- '. 3:21, . . . - if tional Relations, Kay Cees, Operetta, Y-Teens K IVAN SELLS-A Cappella ROBERT SERAFIN-Student Council Bob Serafin DOLORES SEWELL-G.A.A., International Relations, Kay Cees, Quill and Scroll, Quiverian-Activities Editor, Tyronian DON SHANKs-0,C.,m DENNIS SHAW-Basketball Student Council WALT SHEPHERD-A Cappella, Biology Club, Boys' Glee Letterman, Track Team, Variety Show, Operetta BILL SHERMAN CAROLE SIMON-Debate, Design for Living, G.A.A., Kay Forensic, Spanish Club D0 5 '1 BRIAN s1sNEY-chemistry Club, Classical Club, Dramatics Kay Cees, Plays, Science Field Club LEN SKINNER-Boys' WV Club, Cross County, Dramatics Track Letterman GARY SLATER Q -Y G' Effl: .M h 3, AL SHELEY-Boys' WI Club, Baseball Letterman, Sophomore Class-vice- president, Junior Class-president, Football Letterman, Social Council, Club, Cees, Club, Club, Football National Football, Football, ANN SMITH-Classical Club, Dramatics Club, F.H.A., G.A.A., International Relations-vice-president, Kay Cees, Tyronian, Variety Show 'Vx 19 Dennis Shaw Al Sheley Don Shanks Walt Shepherd Bill Sherman Carole Simon Brian Sisney Len Skinner Gary Slater Ann Smith L- X he Carl Smith Florence Smith Jack Smith Judith Anne Smith Judy Carol Smith Larry Smith Willard Snyder Edward Soule CARL SMITH-C.Q. Club FLORENCE SMITH-F.H.A., Girls' Glee Club, International Relations, Y- Teens JACK SMITH JUDITH ANNE SMITH-Band, Dramatics Club, Horizon Club, Kay Cees, Orchestra, Plays, Variety Show, Operetta, Y-Teens JUDY CAROL SMITH-Courtesy Club-sgt.-at-arms, Dramatics Club, G.A.A., Girls' Glee Club, International Relations, Kay Cees, Orchestra, Spanish Club, Student Council LARRY SMITH WILLARD SNYDER-Classical Club, Debate, French Club, Swimming Let- terman, Track Letterman EDWARD SOULE-Chess Club-president, Classical Club, Debate, Design for Living, International Relations, Kay Cees, National Forensic, Or- chestra DON SPEER-Boys' W Club, Football Letterman, Tennis Team, Track Letterman SUSAN SPEER-Art Club, Classical Club-treasurer and secretary, Dramatics Club, Design for Living, International Relations, Kay Cees, National Thespian, Plays, Operetta KAREN SPILLMAN-Dramatics Club, F.H.A., G.A.A., Girls' W Club, Future Teachers Club, International Relations, Kay Cees, Tyronian, Operetta ROSALIE STABENCHEK-Courtesy Club, Girls' Glee Club, Kay Cees, Ushers Club, Y-Teens SUSAN STACKHAUS-G.A.A., Girls' W Club, German Club, Kay Cees PATRICIA STEELE GLORIA STEIN-F.H.A.-treasurer, Girls' League Council, Girls League Representative, Horizon Club, Kay Cees, Orchestra, Student Council, Tyronian-president, Ushers Club CATHERINE STEPHEN-Art Club, G.A.A., Kay Cees DANNY STEPHENSON-Hollywood Club RALPH STEVENSON-Student Council Susan Speer Karen Spillman Don Speer Rosalie Stabenchek 'Q' Susan Stackhaus Patty Steele Gloria Stein Catherine Stephen Danny Stephenson Ralph Stevenson Page 115 Page 114 af ' Q , l , Darlene Stewart Pat Stimetz Larry Stone Janice Street Wiley Swenson Betty Lou Swim DARLENE STEWART-F.H.A., Ushers Club, Y-Teens PAT STIMETZ-Girls' Glee Club, Y-Teens LARRY STONE-German Club JANICE STREET-Chemistry Club-secretary, F.H.A.-president, G.A.l Girls' League Council, Girls' League Representative, Girls' VV Club secretary, German Club-vice-president, Kay Cees, Operetta B' Y'- WILEY J. SWENSON BETTY LOU SWIM-International Relations, Kay Cees, Student Counc Tyronian LARRY R. TALKIN Larry Talkin Barbara Taylor Jim Taylor BARBARA TAYLOR-Future Nurses Club, Kay Cees JIM TAYLOR-Baseball, Football Letterman KENNETH TAYLOR-Band, Orchestra SHERRY TAYLOR-G.A.A., Tyronian MARY LOU THOELE-Dramatics Club, Debate, Design for Living, F.H.. G.A.A., Girls' League Council, Girls VV Club-president, Future Teac ers Club-Historian, International Relations, Kay Cees, National Forens ,Y ,jp Pantograph, Spanish Club, Splash Club, Student Council, Operetta JANE THOMAS-Dramatics Club, G.A.A., Future Teachers Club, Int nation Relations, Kay Cees, Spanish Club, Tyronian JOANN THOMAS-Courtesy Club, G.A.A., Spanish Club, Tyronian MAREE JO THOMAS-Chemistry Club, Horizon Club, Tyronian, Ush Kenneth Taylor Sherry Taylor Mary Lou Thoele Club PAUL THOMAS-German Club, International Relations, Microscope Clu NANCY ANN THOMPSON-Courtesy Club, Future Nurses Club, G.A. International Relations, Kay Cees, Y-Teens PATRICIA THORNE-G.A.A., Girls' Glee Club, Kay Cees, Spanish Cf ROSA LEA TI-IORP--G.A.A., Horizon Club, Kay Cees ROBERT TICE - Hollywood Club - vice-president - president, Orchesi Swimming Team, Ushers Club BOB TIETZE-Dramatics Club-Historian, French Club--presdient-vi president, Football--manager, Kay Cees, National Thespian-preside Plays, Variety Show, Operetta Jane Thomas Joann Thomas Maree Jo Thomas Paul Thomas Nancy Thompson Pat Thorne Rosa Lea Thorp Robert Tice Bob Tietze 4 vw.,- l ' 1' 'A' ' A Jay Tillery John Todd Karen Tucker JAY TILLERY-Spanish Club, Swimming Team JOHN TODD-Art Club, Boys' Glee Club KAREN TUCKER-A Cappella, Biology Club, Classical Club, Dramatics Club, G.A.A., Girls' Glee Club, Future Teachers Club, Horizon Club, International Relations, Kay Cees, Quill and Scroll, Quiverian-Club Editor, Ushers Club, Variety Show LARRY TYLER-Hollywood Club. Track Team LORETTA UPDIKE-G.A.A., International Relations, Kay Cees, Spanish Club CAROLYN VANNATTA-Future Nurses Club, G.A.A., Girls' Glee Club, Kay Cees, Splash Club, Tyronian, Y-Teens CYNTHIA VAUGHAN-Sophomore Class Secretary, Dramatics Club-His- torian, G.A.A., Girls' Glee Club, Girls' League Council-vice-president, International Relations, Kay Cees, National Thespian- vice-president, Plays, Social Council, Spanish Club-president Student Council, Variety Show, Operetta ROBERT VERNON-Tumbling Team GARY VOGEL GAYLE VORHEES-Accompanist, A Cappella, Dramatics Club, G.A.A., Girls' Glee Club, Girls' League Council, Girls' W Club, International Relations, Kay Cees-treasurer, Plays, Spanish Club, Student Council, Operetta LINDA WADDELL-A Cappella, Dramatics Club, Girls' Glee Club, Inter- national Relations, Kay Cees, Spanish Club, Variety Show, Operetta JEAN WAGNER-F.H.A., G.A.A., Kay Cees, Tyronian, Y-Teens BRENDA WALKER-Y-Teens, Horizon Club JUANITA WALKER-G.A.A., International Relations, Kay Cees, Tyronian SHIRLEY WARD-F.H.A. JIM WARFIELD-Dramatics Club, Plays, Track Team, Variety Show, Operetta DON WARFORD-German Club GERALDINE WASKO-Dramatics Club, G.A.A., Horizon Club, Interna- tional Relations, Kay Cees, Tyronian, Y-Teens, Pantograph MICHAEL WATRAK-Track Team THOMAS WATRAK-Track Team HAROLD WEBBER-Hollywood Club 'fs Larry Tyler Loretta Updike Carolyn VanNatta ' ' G 'K' 'C S X dv -' 'L ii lii Hi X l Cynthia Vaughan Robert Vernon Gary Vogel Gayle Voorhees Linda Waddell Jean Wagner Brenda Walker Juanita Walker Shirley Ward Jim Warfield Don Warford Geraldine Wasko Michael Watrak Thomas Watrak Harold Webber Page 115 Q:1,f l' Larry Weems Alford Welch Beverly Werbe Ray Wheeler john Wickwire Neal Wilkinson LARRY WEEMS ALFORD WELCH-Hi-Y secretary-president, Orchestra, Student Coun Variety Show, Operetta, German Club BEVERLY J. WERBE-Art Club, Cheerleader-freshman, Dramatics Cl secretary, G.A.A., Girls' League Representative, International Relatic Kay Cees, National Thespian, Plays, Quiverian, Radio Production, Vari Show, Y-Teens A-Q., ar- ' -Z' RAY WHEELER-Boys' W Club, Biology Club, Basketball, Chemis Club, Dramatics Club, Kay Cees, Plays, Student Council, Tennis Lettern ' co-captain, Track Team sondn Williams Jay Willis Gib Wilson JOHN WICKWIRE NEAL WILKINSON-Spanish Club SONDRA WILLIAMS-Band, Chemistry Club, G.A.A., International Ri tions, Kay Cees, Variety Show M V, B V' JAY WILLIS-Dramatics Club, Fencing Club, International Relations, l 255. 245-' . C 5. - 3,235 ees ' I H x fi A-'fi GIB WILSON-Boys' W Club, Baseball Letterman-Captain, Baslretl , 'V L Junior Class Vice-President, Football Letterman-co-captain. ,gg sv E - ' Sr' ,,ss s LEON WILSON-spanish Club ' ' JAMES WITHAM-Boys' Glee Club, c.G. Club, c.Q. 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