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

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Beautiful Landscaping arks WHS Campus With the arrival of each new season, Wyandotte's campus fashioned a new and beautiful scene. Sep- tember ended summer vacation but brought with it the opening of the new ,68-69 school season. Autumn arrived and stubborn leaves clung to the protecting trees until winter winds blew them away. Students noted the coming ofwinter as cold, dismal rain saddened the campus and depressed the stu- dents as semester exams crept nearer. Spirits lifted as the desolate campus was trans- formed into a winters' fancy. Studies were momen- tarily forgotten as sleds were taken out and snow- men took form. But the delights of snow ceased as the clouds lifted and the snow turned to slush. Sunshine continued as low temperatures began to rise. Trees shaded students while they discussed the last months of school and summer plans. y atsigrft- ,gf is is f b, x L. 'i....f I Kew-f e, ' 'ft' wrist' v - 1 x ., x X ff N , . .i , I' 2 .. r ts ' :ft + ,efnxxg N. . 'Z N5 X tt -,L . . . , ., Snow glistens on the once-bare branches while the camp stands deserted with students home for a snow day. Wyandotte, formerly at 9th and Minnesota, was destroyed by present building, which opened in 1937, accomodates some fire in 1934. One of the biggest schools in the Mid-West, the 3,000 students, and the campus stretches over 22 acres.