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r'- X X X si . fi SST - Q juniors like Debby Self help serve at the Plans and last-minute details concerning the Christmas Formal are reviewed Mother-Daughter Banquet. by Mrs. Allen, sponsor, and Marlene Gorzik, president of the Girls' League Puzzled sophomores ask Doris Renfrow, their guide, ques- tions regarding their whereabouts at orientation. At the Quiverian Catch-Up everyone has to stop a minute to findjust the right words to express her feelings.
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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
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Princess Lois Cyphers Queen Denise Reigns At 1968 Homecoming A pleasant mood was cast as royalty and roses highlighted the 1968 Homecoming despite a losing battle with Topeka. Under the direction of Mr. Donald Lowe, the Marching Band played back- ground music from Carousel,,' the theme of this year's Homecoming Dance. Curiosities were satisfied as Denise Crossley was crowned Homecoming Queen by Dick Shoults, basketball letterman. Presenting Queen Denise with a dozen red roses was the 1967 Homecoming Queen, Carol Holiday. Princesses Lois Cyphers and Anita Neal were crowned by lettermen, Gary Wilson and Walter Williams, respectively. The girls were selected hy an all-school ballot. After the Coronation Queen Denise and her court returned to the stands where they reigned over the remaining Homecoming game. Princess Anita Neal Homecoming Attendants-STANDING: Teresa Ellington, Phyllis Agins, Linda Kerby. SEATED: Quincie Manning.
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