Caney Valley High School - Kane Kan Yearbook (Caney, KS)

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34 KANE-KAN 1934 !?.,.,. Senior Class History s.-iin-mber 2, 1921, fiftb'-four sophomores directed by the power- ful eosniit- ray. bc-gaii ascension of Graduation Peak. On this long climb, l-'red Smith, Harold Delslon and Vifginia Toner eetedhas gU1d9S- 1-i,,. ,.x,,,.,mg.,,, was backed by Miss Gertrude Hunt and Miss Gladys Willis. Much was :ichieved by the band, members of which scaled De- l.g,r.-, Ngiki-rink, Uperettu, Playmakers and Athletic Foothills. Worn :ind weary the explorers encamped at Vacation Moraine. 'I'hr.-.- nioiuhs were spent in rest and preparation for the second ex- i,.'.hii.iii. A few did not survive but forty-seven returned for the second lap -il lite' ,ioiil'liey. l.--:miie Vacation Trails September 5, 1932, the newly-made Jun- .--rs sz--pg-eil into the path of Wisdom, which was warmed and lighted 1.7. thi- pi-wi'i'i'iil t'o-:iiiie Hay. Much ofthe success of these trail blazers -.ui-. din- ln the euidzinee of Darrel Kellar, Joe Barrington and Wilma ll-eiiiil-. it--ist--d by Bliss Gertrude Hunt and Mr. A, L. Triggs, consult- Ili ' v-!lL'illn-1'l's. With sonii- of the most brilliant members of this party behind the Z-i..1lzg'li!s,ll1i-.llllliors presented A Peach of a Family, March 21. 1-ritz, IH fllifil. thi- i-xpi-ditionists entertained at a banquet, the crew ol' Vial' s, S. s.'ni..i-, i-.ho uw-re completing their four-year cruise on the Seas ul' x Will! ft'-ppilit' for ai three months rest at the half-way house, ' ' '- 1-lHI'llo' -1'i-'ulislsiiizule preparations forthe final climb. V-ir V--ni-', this climb st-enn-tl too strenuous but on September 5, 'l 55'5. l 1f'-'-tool' f-'liioisln-ifzili .the final ascension to Graduation Peak. Milli-.s'i'lii Ygiiiui-5--i's, l lnire Louise tfonnelly, .Ioe Barrington. and Wilma A mg' Uri 'Jul Paths winch werebto be taken while Miss Gertrude ' ' - e f - fe '11-'LYS were retained us Consulting Engineers. 1-X f '-K H'- A l'ls :alle-r resuinimg their climb thc trail was suddenly ' 9 5' 5 l i1ll Viill'll.'l'. Doubt. and consternation fell upon the lll'y'v:'2lf.'12'll 1l- Qtlllltl:i 'I's but much to their surprise the Caney Electric A' ' '.' 'Q U1 :wry come to their rescue. ln a short time the '-ir:-lin-.-.4.-ff ' - . , U . H -it-oushuinig on their pathway, and with Gradua- ' ir. li- in lull ti- u, the hizixi- N-iuors ,loyiully proceeded. zo

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WIQ34 1,-L-ww x 7 W KANE-KAN ,mm-'W-mvwm-MN ISQQ Un Fehruary 23. 1934. Qlaire Louise Connelly. Senior class queen representative and also pres'dent of the Senior class was crowned Se- nior High Queen and reigned until the all-school Carnival. On April 6, the climbers detoured from their well-marked traila for a few hours fun. feasting. and frolic at a near-by resort. This was rn accordance with an old custom followed annually in C. H. S. On April 13, some of the most talented Seniors presented the play. Reach for the Moon. -April 20. the Senior explorers stopped long enough in their as- cension to be entertained by the Junior Cinema Stars. at a banquet. On May -l. the Seniors joined the other claxwes in giving an all- school Carnival. By now the explorers were beginning to see Graduation Peak more clearly and with much eagerneaw and anticipation laid their tinal plans for the journey's end. On May 18, there was much excitement among the explorers, for they had reached the destination for which they had worked so long and faithful. As each Senior entered Graduation Peak, he was present- ed a diploma which entitled h.rn to go on lu seek more and higher trails to follow. V. 'l'. Class Song 'l'urre--Lonely Lane Fancy liiyh though we must leave you, We'll never ioryet those happy days 'l'liey'rc niernorius that we hold so dear Red and blue, oh how wr-'vc cha-ered For teamx that have fought for vie-tory. They've been loyal to ns year to yi-ar llr-ights above ns--call ns on-but wr- linger ha-re livery hall--wi-'ll recall and our teachers de-ar Uh! Carrey High we mu:-it be leaving And so we will hid farewell to you. All our friends in dear old Caney High. --Y. Toner. 2 I W