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

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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.

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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

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-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.