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

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Thoughts Crystallized by Literature and Composition 'Seeking self-improvement, English stu- dents delved into classic as well as modern literature, composition, grammar and or- atory practice. Sophomores formed a broad base for future studies by examining liter- ature of varied origins.While iuniors whetted literary appetitest with American authors such as Steinbeck and Hemingway, seniors tasted the works of Englishmen like Chaucer and Milton. All students utilized basic mental skills of imagination and organization in the effort to achieve an admirable power of the pen. A number of youthful journalists were chosen as Quiverian or Pantograph staff members. Awyn Starbuck Miss Timmer guides Kathy Lee in writing the winning Optimist Club contest essay. l Niki M. Economy Charles Nichols Louise Timmer Mary Crown l Cherie E. Smith R. C. Harvey Carrie Fuenfstueck Frank W. Naylor

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a Busy Production Numerous student and faculty services were performed daily by the office staff. Working harmoniously with students and administration, each of these individuals exhibited flexibility with capability...innova- tion with stable organization. Long before the year began, the scene was set for a busy production in the main office. The cataloging of students' names, the correct calculation ofaseeminglyendless parade of class changes, illnesses, and grade points, the completion of school correspond- ence...all in the day of an office secretary. Working side by side with the regular staff were the student secretaries. Keeping an exact tabulation on school finances was Mrs. Alice Irwin, treasurer. Another valuable individual was Mr. Lyle Stitt, truant officer. The library, a vitalpartofeach student's academic endeavors, was supervised this year by librarians Miss Mildred Norman, Mrs. Ethel Doris Procacci and Mrs. Anne Will. Assisting English teachers by correct- ing grammatical errors in students' com- positions were readers Mrs. Leona Day and Mrs. Almeda Sample. Over 20,000 themes a year confront readers Leona Day and Almeda Sample. Student secretaries Peggy Groves and Pam Kirk file 2300 program cards. A place for everything and everything in its place guides librarians Mrs. Anne Will, Mrs. Ethel Doris Pracacci, Miss Mildred Norman.

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