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

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LEFT: Nancy Henderson and Jeff Greenlee portray' Mary and Joseph in the Christmas assembly presented by the drama and music departments. BELOW: To arouse spirit for the upcoming game, Varsity Cheerleaders begin a pep assembly with loud chants of We're Number One. BOTTOM CENTER: Beginning the year's all-school assemblies, the Salt and Pepper Review present jazz, popular and soul music. Lou rawls made a surprise showing at a forty-five minute assembly presented in February for an all-school audience. Stu- dents grooved to such sounds as Tobacco Road and other popular songs. The' first assembly of the year, The Salt and Pepper Review, was sponsored by the Student Council. The duo entertained with music ranging from soul to hard rock. While pep assemblies were at a minimum, one was held early in the year in honor of the football team and coaches. Also included in the annual assemblies were the Christmas Vespers which renewed an old tradition of presenting a cantata instead of a variety of holiday songs. The cantata, Childe Jesus by Clokey, under the direction of Miss Marguerite Theis and Mr. Roy Leonard, told the story of the birth of Christ with singing and drama.

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V ABOVE CENTER: After an hour of horseback riding at Tambee Ranch, Di Brunkow and Dennis Burks stop to enjoy the quietness of a beautiful autumn morning. RIGHT: Like many young people at Wyandotte, Michael Ellis finds time to browse at The Silver Cricket, a popular headshop.