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

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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

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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

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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.