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

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Girls' , Le 1 'C .-fl' 'L' L Ffa 1. COUNCIL BACK ROW: Left to Right, Rosie Parker, Beverly Purnell, Gayle Cowgil1,Ruby Ramirez,Sandy Zagar,Ga1eWright Bette Kella, Sylvaine Budimlija, Susan Ireland, Susan Naylor 1 Speer, Martha Larson. Paula Starbuck, Patty Jackson, Linda Voorhees, Jean Best. FRONT ROW: Janice Moore, Linda Baugh, Pat Allison, Sharon Stewart, Miss Helen Barnett, Martha Speer, Jo Lee, Andrea The Girls' League, the largest social organ- ization at Wyandotte, is made up of every girl enrolled at Wyandotte. Girls' League activities began this year with an assembly and orientation for all sophomore girls. On October 17, the annual Sac-nic was held at Loose Park. The twelfth annual girl-ask-boy Christmas Formal, Santa's Snow-Ball, was held on December 11 at the National Guard Armory. Other activities included mixers, more assemblies, election of officers, and the traditional Mother-Daughter Ban- quet. Each homeroom elected a girl as a represen- HOMEROOM REPRESENTATIVES BACK ROW: Left to Right, Gloria Blccha, Audra Schreiber, Cheryl Dalrymple, Paula Rose, Sylvaine Budimlija, Sandy Zagar, Sandy Hesser, Vicky Coleman, Donna Langstaff, Lora Miller, Martha Burnau,AIaureen Lee, Vickie Morgan. FOURTH ROW: Kathy Zziloz, Billie Phelps, Doris Lowe, Evelyn Moats, Kaye Tucker, Carole Renfro, Julie Bocell, Terri Zagar, Jcan Goens, Jo Beth Cramer, Judy Willey, Donna Paxson. THIRD ROW: Pat Owen, Jan Cotten,Beth Wyatt, April Wilber, Ann Charlton, Nancy Winkler, Sharon Doye, Cathy Gibson, Virginia Richardson, Jill Stout, Connie Smith, Eunice Kramer,Susan Reeves. SECOND ROW: Jan Hutinger, Rayne Bruegrnan, Christine Ortega, Toni Fagan, Sharon Lidikay, Pam Smith, Janelle Brantlt,Jucly Kutz, Miifllie Wells, Betsy Jensen, Agatha Tan, Donna DeNotu. FRONT ROR: Helen Bishop, Ellen Frampton, Judy Hauber, Carolyn Hills, Donna Hamilton, Jane Fothergill, Andrea Skradski, Judi Engler, Barbara Yuran, Miss lilaurine Thomas, tative in the Girls' League. The representative's main duty was to attend the Girls' League meetings and to keep the homerooms well informed. Col- lecting money for activities and helping to sell tickets was also part of her job. This year's officers are: Martha Speer, pres- identg Cheryl Campbell, vice-president: Sharon Anderson, treasurer and Gayle Carden, secretary. The Girls' League is under the direction of Miss Helen Barnett, who is assisted by Miss Eileen Hughes, Miss Maurine Thomas, Miss Golda Cosner, Miss Peggy Epps, and Miss Sally Davis.

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fo As the class of 1965 entered the doors of Wyandotte High Sehool for the first time, no doubt they were awed by the atmosphere of confusion that prevailed. In a short time, how- ever, they became accustomed to the daily routine of studies and extra- curricular activities, Their first class party, planned bythe officers: Tom Tietze, president: Steve Terbovich, vice-president: Connie Wright, secretary and Tom French, treasurer, proved to be a success. As this year eomes to a close, the sophomores can look back on an eventful year. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS FRONT ROW: Miss Viola Hutcherson, Connie Wright. SECOND ROW: Steve Terbovich, Tom Tietze. BACK ROW: Sophomore Claes Float Stew the Chargers, Honorable Mention. ophomores. by Gale Wright

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eague by Marsha Golub and Gale Wright League Leaders take a bow To introduce the sophomore girls to the many clubs offered to the Wyandotte students, the Girls' League presented their Corral of Clubs. Y.,,.k.w 'salt L L 0 1' - Merry Muchuchas Following the introduction of the coun- i Q A , J f Q Qi, fi, . .. -- cil members, each club or organiza- heath 'VJ .' 5 Aj 1 V F , I A JR tion presented a skit. A tea in honor ijgfzf Z zSQ.g3i l V - ,,. ,, f K 2 of the mothers followed the program. t 3 -3 , 1 327 6 I' - I ,qw I K :Sf . -ln' ' ' 'A ' f ' F W 'if ' W' 4- f 33: R L of 'S fi A 'f 4 1, Af' N .S X ,Q in .L v I JJ' , elk' I X. ,V 1 ' 1 I 47 , u ' L J gtg. M Home, home on the range... lAi We Quick-Drzm Mmxjrznv