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

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0 -1 3 as 6 , 1 Back Row, left to right: Nancy Hill, Richie Strohl, Martha Ram- sey, Tara Shideler, Barbara Cooke, Karen Daly, Roberta Novak, Sar- ah Gail Lynn, Beverly Shaw. Every girl who enrolls in Wyandotte auto- matically becomes a member of the Girls' League. Its chief function is to make girls feel at home in Wyandotte. The League's first activity of the year is an assembly to acquaint girls with the clubs at Wyandotte. Also in the fall is the annual Sack- nic at Loose Park. The League sponsors the annual By Sarah Gail Lynn WMM. Second Row, left to right: Nor- ma Barnhill, Judy Moore, Sharon Scoville, Janice Agin, Mary Jane Beach, Susan Callender, Sylvia Schmidt, Gail Geiger, Nancy Ab- bott. First Row, left to right: Mel anie Chandler, George Anne Por ter, Sharon Moore, Marilyn Ma hale, Miss Barnett. Christmas Formal which everyone enjoys and at least one mixer during the year. In the spring as a finale to the year's activities is the Mother-Daughter Ban- quet. The Girls' League is under the able sponsor- ship of Miss Barnett. Assisting her are Miss Thomas, Miss Hughes, Miss Cosner and Mrs. Millard. FOURTH ROW, left to right: Jean Mathews, Dee Ann Davis, Betty Ball, Kathie Tattershall, Mary Riggs, La Verne Hiebert, Joyce Baird, Claudia Hahn, Mary Davis, Janet Branning, Pat Yard, Theresa Jones, Janice Bedsaul. 'IHIRD ROW: Lanora Bishop, Pat Ruttan, Sandra Henderson, Carole Thomas, Linda Rively, Nan- cy Ashley, Joyce Sackman, Linda Volz, Linda Lumley, Marcella Mc- Clanahan, Ann Simmons, Pat Wat- son, Mary Gochenour. SECOND ROW: Sharon Fenton, Sharon Wiber, Ethel Greer, Myra Swenson, Karen Townsend, Roberta Goin, Nancy Barcus, Susie Foster, Rita Brotherton, Lynda Bliss, Gayle Renlren, Thresea Ireland, Frances Gabrill, Phyllis Mader, Judy Bill- ings, Alice Joy Macltish. FIRST ROW: Frances Roudy- bush, Kathy Horvatic, Elaine Day, Joyce Trapp, Sarah Gail Lynn, Miss Thomas, Marcia Sisney, San- dy Cornish, Malinda Wilson, Molly Hart. Page 13

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..7f ' FIRST VIOLIN: Concertmistress, Alice Joy Mackish, Beverly Clark, Lois Potter, Larry Sayler, Barbara Smith, David Azwell, Cynthia Hinman, Juli Verrier, Jim Ray, Marilyn Mahale, Connie Howard, Eloyce jones, Jack Carraher, Mary Lou Anaya, Syl- via Johnson. SECOND VIOLIN: Carlton Kleitz, Larry Johnson, Karen Snyder, Philip Cox, Donna Moore, Virginia Haberkorn, Da- vid Gordon, Mark Jones, Clyde Hodnett, jo Ann jones. CELLO: Elaine Braly, Frank Griswold, Charlene Crane, Marilyn Scott, Son- ja Wilson, Linda Masters, Donna Jo Hysell. VIOLA: Charles Carraher, Darlene Crane, john Ferguson, Nancy jo Mullinix, Pat Mer- iwither, Bob Filer, Carol Schesser. FLUTES: Mary jane Beach, jerry Prichard, Glenda Lee Ellis, Mike Cox. CLARINETS: jackie Par- amore, Gerald Hay, Pat Converse. OBOE: Connie Seymour, Pat Watson. TRUMPET: Don Kaff, Dale Ritter, Barry Dugan, Billy Dietzman. FRENCH HORN: Norman Mor- asch, Bill Brenner. BASSOON: Gary Doolit- as- ' tle. TROMBONE: Paul McBride, David Dar- row, Larry Sowers, Charles Barr, Sonja Mount- ford. PERCUSSION: Nalda Christianson, Tom Fichtner, Howard Capps. STRING BASS: Joyce Mitchell, Norma Barnhill, Nancy Faubion, Bob Claypool, Larry joe Powell, Barbara Turner, Larry Boyd. PIANO: Carol. Keltner. DIRECTOR: Mr. R. A. Samuelson. Members not pictured: TRUMPET: Gary Pickering. BASSOON: Virginia Reeder, Iv- erson Browne. S 0 Beauty of tone and skill of performance are outstanding in the Wyandotte. High School Symphony Orchestra. Under the direction of Mr. R. A. Samuelson, the orchestra functions at every school play, in the Christmas Assembly, the Operetta, the Baccalaureate Service, and the National Honor Society Ceremony. One of the most important performances of the year is the Spring Concert. From the orchestra several en- sembles have been organized which participate in many J I 6 1' By Alice joy Mackisb civic programs. One such ensemble, composed of Alice joy Mackish, violin, Elaine Braly, cello, and Carol Keltner, piano, appeared before the Kansas State Teachers Association and the National Music Educators Association. Serving the or- chestra this year are these officers: President, Frank Griswold, vice-president, Carlton Kleitzg secretary, Elaine Braly, treas- urers, Charlene and Darlene Crane, sergeant-at-arms, Bill Brenner and Gerald Hay. -,,1C ' J . . f .. ny, , s.. J. ! 1 Q a