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

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'For the Depths, of What Use Is Language' Big Red blended with an array of students and expressions. Students hurried through lunch lines. crowded Social Hall or svvarmed from buses. The expressions on their faces revealed the reactions of a student, of a crowd, of a school. As students waited impatiently for the results of class elections, laughed over a funnyjoke or wrinkl- ed their brows after the Bulldogs fumbled the ball, Early in thc year girls anticipate that day in May when six girls are chosen Varsity Cheerleaders, the day when their they conveyed certain thoughts and emotions to in- dividuals around them. Hours spent losing. winning, laughing, crying, complaining or rejoicing were seldom wasted. After good times students felt happy and relaxed: after solving problems they felt proud. Because of these times they became more mature and more sure of themselves. Moods prevailed. dreams will come true or be shattered. It is a happy day for Denise Crossley and Connie Van Hooser. in . .... .,,vf- 4 se sw. -f-...arf i 'xx fs... ,

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Qu if Windy Lynch, losing patience, tries to persuade emotional Ramona Dunn Disappointed Susan Edwards moans at the that meeting a 2:15 Quiverian copy deadline in five minutes is nojoke. team's loss of yardage. P Along with the spirit of the Holiday Season come the frustra- finish her term paper before winter vacation starts, so she tions that term papers bring. Debbie Churchwell tries to will not find her days overcome with homework.

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Annual Assembly Held To Introduce Activities lntroducing sophomores to Big Red, giving girls a chance to ask their favorite guys to a formal and giving everyone a chance to sign yearbooks were only a few of the activities sponsored by the Girls' League. Known as the largest high school organiza- tion in Kansas, the League, under the direction of Mrs. Nancy Allen, included all Wyandotte girls. At the Girls, League Assembly, sophomores were introduced to and given the requirements of all the clubs they were invited tojoin. ln April the Mother- Daughter Banquet was held. New officers, elected at an assembly in the spring, were installed at the ban- quet. Sophomores served upperclassmen and their mothers. Completing the year was the Quiverian Catch-Up, at which everyone signed yearbooks. Stuck in the fireplace at the Christmas Formal, Santa Claus is made more comfortable by Larry Boring and Susan Pickel. At the Girls' League Assembly, Professor Higgins teaches Red. Telling everyone how exciting it is to be an active me Eliza Doolittle and all her friends about all the clubs at Big ber of the Drama Club is Doris Renfrow, senior