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

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'eters. . osser. Y at S P -, V What's going on? L 1 ja' Y -0 ik' ,Q 1 ,J ,Q sl' J Foreign Exchange I Q? Agatha Tan American Field Serviceteen-agers abroad are concerned with one major purpose: to further their understanding of foreign lands. There are two phases of this program: The Summer Program and the School Program. Summer students live with host families through July and August while school progrfm students live there and attend school for either one term or a full year. These students are selected on a national basis. Wyandotte now has four semi-finalists, Peggy Englebrake, Roy Holliday, Bette Kella, and Gene Locke, who are competing for placement in the summer exchange program. Agatha Tan, our - exchange student from by Gale Wright A Mr. Gunther Paj ek Singapore, stayed at the home of Mr. and Mrs. R.V., DeNota throughout the school year. Agatha's main activities included Kay Cees, International Relations, Drama Club, and Girls' League Repre- sentative. Included in her schedule of classes were advanced art, American Histroy, English 12, French I, and typing. Mr. Gunther Paj ek of Austria, who exchanged teaching positions with Mr. Frank Keppler, had two classes of German I, two classes of German II and taught first hour at Junior College in Kansas City, Kansas. We are proud that Wyandotte was able to participate in the exchange program this year. Semi-finalists chosen from Wyandotte lor the American Field Service exchange student program, FROM LEFT TO RIGHT, arc: Roy Holliday, Bette Kella, Peggy Englebrake, and Gene Locke. -ew . gf lj., fff af,5'E'H afiifirfifl A H2'i?333i5.'f'y1 'A 'faafftki L H 1-!tk 3 h 3-'I 122: tithe time ilcaggfgg wig !gg1y.,w gg 4 me X . M2221 -we r ff s , 2 I Q at 1-

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Debate Kay Galiger The negative regtg its caseny' Pleased with this year's haul of trophies are, left to right, Andy Peters During the 1962-63 debate season, the Wyandotte Talkdogs captured fotu' new trophies for Mr. Leonard Jensen's trophy shelf. The season started on October 12 with the debaters traveli.ng to Topeka West. At College High tPittsburgJ, Peggy Englebrake and Sharon Anderson received a fourth place trophy. Later at Seamen tTopekaJ, these same two obtained a second place trophy. At Highland Park, Elaine Cooper and Patty Beattie received afourth place BACK ROW: Left to Right, Gerry Riley, Norman Berry, Tom Mullinix, Charles Dilley, Clarence Morris, Bryon Schlosser, John Louden, Tom Groneman, Ron Coleman, John Hirsch, Andy Anderson. THIRD ROW: David Stuck, Stuart Davidson, Damon Lashbrook, Robert Sears, Larry Abrams, Greg Johnson, Mike Waugh, Larry Rabon. Fred Lucky, Adrian Clark, Gary N 'nl lj ' 1 Mr. Jensen, Andrea Speer, John Louden, Andy Anderson, Bryon Schlosser Bert Gustafson. trophy and at Rosedale Susan Ireland and Larry Abrams added a first place trophy to the col- lection. Also, the Wyandotte debaters had the best all school record at St. Joseph and Pittsburg Senior High. Other contests in which the ta1kdogs par- ticipated were Shawnee Mission East, Bishop Miege, North Kansas City, Washburn at Topeka, Topeka, William Chrisman, and Emporia. lilaxtin, Terry Howard, Dennis Swender. SECOND ROW: Andy Peters, Bert Gustafson, Laura Taylor, Andrea Speer, Jean Best, Ernestine Kruger, Debby Sevedge, Sharon Anderson, Mike Buckles, Jay Peters. FRONT ROW: Elaine Cooper, Susan Ireland, Peggy Englebrake, Patty Beattie, Cheryl Dcutch, Janet Barnes, Penny Erfurth.

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