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

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Effect Academic Success The success of any institution rests firmly upon the merits of its adminis- tration. Wyandotte has exhibited the strength of a fine administration through its ad- herence to highest educational standards. Forming the basis of the administrative hierarchy is the Kansas City, Kansas Board of Education. Dr. O. L. Plucker, as Super- intendent of Schools, demonstrated fore- thought and positive action in the effective coordination of area schools. Completing his second year as principal, Mr. G. W. Corporon once again proved his ability to meet the challenge of the 2300 students at Wyandotte. In addition, he super- vised the 86 fac u l ty members and repre- sented Wyandotte in district business. Mr. David Kendall served inthe capacity of vice-principal, executing many duties. Accepting the important challenge of coun- seling high school youth were Miss Golcla Cosner, Mrs. Ruth Potts, Mr.Charles Vining and Mr. Robert Tompkins. 0. L. Plucker, Ed. D Superintendent COUNSELORS: Mr. Charles E. Vining, Mr. Robert Tompkins, Miss Golda Cosner, Mrs. Ruth Potts, Mr. Charles W Sheffield i Li T