Caldwell High School - Blue Jay Yearbook (Caldwell, KS)

Page 7 text:

n ' I ,. mwwww f of vm 'QU ,,g,L.,,MWk Cxa WW .. MMQ.,i,,g k,.- i, wwf. V W 4 1. W W., Mwffkm fiibe1fLv44. lvevwfsks nruv'-22 tvafafvf annnwna 'wsvsm vsaasb . fi im f.+'e,v?A Q91-sn.n,e'a,aA .xaalftaagaaana 91-Oscv I imwbvf -fvrieawaaqoxuq iwifrvei nsfvfxf sivmcawfaiso Q w worms: sswv ','. ,'.,'.'4ii .'.i4lo:-ga-ia - 5 1 . Q 4- !r3.'l.ii86 451344 fm-our ave-adfwnzf -ehmsa-ste 111 Qfsaw, . . Q Q f Q 4 ' :vas sa ,Y we amos. ,tif Q hfeQ 415141, veuagw vovssw cassava Q Qvm, 244,-1, kea'a's'w7, uekerm, xkkryr 1-Q , Aafgff, Ayavnq. f X F' Y -iii? 5 A - 3, .1 is an ' .5 5 ' I Q -ff! ,ff ' 'Ak 'ati 'ii xmas' vrganv ' K E.. I A i if-Q' .Ji 5 1' .og Q Q. ,, wfifp. i , 3-if f NN, gf'-1 a JS, 1 ' ' :ji zv Qhclftw ig Q fs f f s L.. wg f . S55 Q 1' S SQ if R ff fi ' , l 1: - fwn '153 w2fii5'Ayf,uis 4'4'e'Jv' 'R ijt I ' V, t,-. . A, as ' X - Mmma as ,.f- Q - . A Y Q ww 1 2 Z Y 5 DR. J. E. TURNER Q 1 vw. Us gms ,W my. . - Q f R 3.2 Sym 5 me.. , 15 ' 3,1 ff. 35116 fa .asf 3, 4 ,arf f g .Um . ,V-'QI wifi , .Wt M ifmlg 5 My a sf A, 531 H vs 'wiv .Wg E

Page 6 text:

I I 0 Bound ob Educatcon STANDING: Melo Melichar. James Branson, Elbert Garver, Kenneth Mary, SEATED: Robert Sutton, E, A, Derrick, Kenneth Ingle g, Student Council TOP ROW: Murrison, Merritt, Houck, Frederick, Hennen, Mr. Penner. SECOND ROW: Melichar, Lowe, Johnson, Scribner, Stallings, SEATED: Jackson, Atkinson, ,I-Iula, Lebeda, Dillard, Lungren, Perry, Nulik, Smitn, Iayroe. OFFICERS: John Dillard, Presidentg Roger Lungren, Vice-President: Diana Perry, Secretary: Beverly Lebeda, Treasurer. sponsored by CALDWELL TELEPHONE co.

Page 8 text:

CH.ET MAY Football 1-2-3-4: Basketball 1-3-44 Track 2-49 Band 1-3-4g Pep Band 35 Orchestra 3-45 Student Council 2: J-Journal Staff 4g Annual Staff 45 Twelve Year Club: Speech Play 45 Class Presi- dent 4g Kays 1-2-3-45 Band Officer 4g Annual King Candidate 3. MARILYN LUNGREN Girls Glee Club 1-2-3-45 Mixed Chorus 1-2-3-4 Vocal Ensemble Group 1-2-3-4: Orchestra 1-2- 3-44 Speech Festival 3g Speech Plays 3g Junior Play: Class Treasurer 3: Class Vice-President 45 F, H.A. District Vice-President 4g Kayettes 1-2- 3-43 Pep Club 3-45 F.H.A. 1-2-3-45 F. H,A. Cabinet 3-45 State Music Festival Ensemble 1-2- Seniona ob '57 The Class of '57 has grown from small, bewildered freshmen to sophisticated seniors ready for graduation. When the Seniors of '57 were freshmen they were led by their class officers, Sibyl lngle, Diana Perry, and Don Wykes. Diana Perry was chosen football queen during the sophomore year. John Dillard, Jerome Niebaum, and Lloyd Reeves were the sophomore year class officers. As Juniors, under the leadership of Jerome Niebaum, Alfred Lowe, Marilyn Lungren, and Beth Hardesty, the year was very busy. The Juniors sold magazines, and scored a big hit with their play, A Dance with our Miss Brooks. With these funds they entertained the seniors with Rhapsody in Blue, the theme of the iunior-senior banquet. A citizenship essay contest was won by Diana Perry. Diana's essay won first in district and third in the state. Soon they were seniors and found themselves snowed under with activities. The Class of '57 elected Chet May, Jane Peters, Diana Perry, and Marilyn Lungren as their class leaders. Alfred Lowe was elected All-State High School Gridman. The senior boys who played on the football team were proud to say they had won the Southern Kansas League football championship for four years straight. Beth Hardesty was elected queen of the football team and John Dillard served as student council president. The seniors presented a comedy December Bride on December 7. Skip Day, their senior trip, and graduation brought their memorable high school days to a close. Sponsored by GUYER HARDWARE I0