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

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' wg... . 'FT f 255155 RAYMOND MCQUILLEN . 5S53E??fmW?E'Ew?? ' lwigff. we iii? 5wn?3sWfwi.VHN 3 ei1LE3iL?TfaE5 H IA' . .,. President v RAY C. SMITH - Vice President GILDA WILSON Secretary-Treasurer --SOPHOMDRE CLASS HISTORY-- On September 6, 1957, fifty-six sophomore sailors started out in their first trans-high school voyage. These striving sailors proved themselves as master mariners. The navy chose the following officers: Raymond McQuil1en, captaing Ray Smith, commanderg and Gilda Wilson, purser. ' Many of the mariners are taking active parts in the Caney High activi- 'ties, including the pepperettes, glee club, band, orchestra, and football. Two of our boys were on the first squad of this years football team. The admirals of this class are Miss Gertrude Hunt and Mr. Dave Evans. Class Motto: To win withont boastingg to lose qithout excuses. Class Colors: Roseland Silver. 4 Glass Flower: Larkspur. Page 16