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

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September 5, 1957, forty-five members were enrolled in the Junior class under the presidency of Martha Youn , assisted by Betty Louise Riggs as vice-president an ary Edith Harkness as secretary-treasurer. In this year Eloise Boles was elected Queen of the annual High School Carni- val. The first all school dance of the year was sponsored by the Juniors. A - The most interesting event of the year was on April twentieth, when the Junior class was hostess to the Senior class of nineteen-thirty-eight with the annual Junior- Senior Banquet. The Holland motif was carried out by a wind-mill arrangement of the tables and table decorations of tulips, Dutch boys and girls. After the banquet, the. tables were cleared away and dancing followed to the music of Al Forley and his Orchestra. September 5, 1958 found forty-seven Seniors enrolled for the last stage of a successful journey. Many students entered into extra-curricular activities this year. In sports, we recall Boggs, Souders, M. Harris, Bradford, Ingmire, Cofer, Denman, McClure, McNichols, also Pearsall who was chosen as All Conference tackle and Honor- ary Captain of the home team. Many Senior girls Partici- pated in the Senior-High Pepperette Club. This group was lead by M. Harkness, assisted by B. Riggs and K. Townsell with M, ggulanggg as cheerleader. Numerous members of the class have participated in the musical organizations. The band, orchestra and glee club have received many awards from contests that they entered. Many Seniors were prominent in the Playmaker organi- zation. , - was chosen president. This group presented a play December l5, l958, entitled, nBashful Mr. Bobbs.n In the cast were M..XQggg, D. Mahon, M. Gregg, B. Riggs, M. McNichol, and J. R. Fbrman. The staff of our school paper, the Nakenak, was com- posed of Seniors, Marjoriemggulanggg and Betty Riggs being co-editors. Truly delightful was the Junior-Senior Banquet of 1959, given by the Juniors, April 21 in the gymnasium. In April l959 the play entitled, WPeter, Bewagef, was ' . ef , V, -' ,, Cf! presented by some of our most talented nTElT5'eI s.1 .i5g 4,!,Lef,42.,,ff1,9V To become a desirable class, the class must be led by strong personalities. The officers of the Senior class were M. Harkness, G. Long, Jr. McClure, and B. Riggs. To our most efficient sponsors, Miss Berger and Mr. Stanton, we owe a great debt of gratitude for our success through the past years. We, the Senior class of 1959 are about to graduate into a new and broader field, hoping that the goals and standards which we have reached may be remembered and up- held by the oncoming classes of Caney High School.

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C! 0 01 MARY HARKNESS GEORGE A. LONG Class Officer 55- 56-59, Track 57, Basketball 55-58, Cheerleader 58-59 Playmakers 58-59, Nakenak 59, Foot- ball 55-57, Glee Club 39. Pepperette Pres. 59, Class Officer 57-59,Kane Kan 59 Nakenak 59, Play- maker 57-59, Band 59, Charm Club 59 Minstrel 58, Glee Club 56. Senior Class Mary Edith Harkness ----- if JUNIOR MCCLURE Kane Kan 59 Football 57 Playmaker 59 Class Officer 59 Glee Club 59 Officers George A. Long ------------ Vice Junior McClure ----------------- Betty Louise Riggs ------ Miss Amne Berger -------- President -president Secretary Treasurer --Sponsor BETTY L. RIGGS Glas Club 56-59, Pepperette Offi- cer 59, Minstrel 58,Pepperette 57- 59, Playmaker 56- 59,Playmaker Play 57-59, Charm Club 59, Kane Kan 59, Nakenak 59, Class Officer 58-59. Mr. Roy E. Stanton ---------- ---Sponsor Class Colors ----------------------- Blue and Silver Class Flower ------------------------ --------- Tulip Class Motto --------------- HSuccess comes in CANS.N SENIOR CLASS HISTORY On September 7, 1956, sixty-two students enrolled in the Sophomore class. This year found George Long leading the class as president, MarjorlQ,BQulgnggr as v1ce-pres1- dent and Mary Edith Harkness as secretary-treasurer. The sponsors were Miss Lelia Hemphill and Miss Amne Berger. The class was represented in all the various outside activities. Marjorie Boulanger received the first prize in the American Legion essay contest and Eloise Boles was the nominee for the Carnival Queen.

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MURRAY MCNICHOL -Minstrel 58, Tennis 57-58,Basketball 54- 58, Playmaker 56-58 Glee Club 58,Nakenak 59. MARTHA J. YOUNG Class President 58, Kane Kan Editor 59, Nakenak 58-59, Play- maker Officer 57-58, Playmeker Play 58-59 Band 54-59, Jr.1 Orchestra 54-56,Pep perette 54-59, Play- maker 56-59,Minstrel 58, Charm Club Pres. 59, Opperetta 57. M. L. PEARSALL Band 56-59, Kane Kan 59,Football 57-58-59 Orchestra 56-59,Glee Club 59, Minstrel 58 Playmaker 58-59. MARJORIE GREGG Pepperette Officer 57, Pepperette 54-59 Operetta 57, Band 58 -59, Kane Kan 59, Nakenak V58-59, Glee Club 57-59, Minstrel 58, Playmaker Play 59, Playmaker 56-59 KATHERINE TOWNSELL Playmaker 56-59,Band 57-58, Kane Kan 59, Minstrel 58, Charm Club Sec. 59,Nakenak 59,Pepperettes 54-59 K . ALMA STERNBURG Art Play 54, Orches- tra 55-56,Band 54-59 Glee Club 56-59,Pep- perette 54-59, Play- maker 55-59,M1nstrel 58, Nakenak 59, Kane Kan 59,Charm Club 59 Operetta 57, Class Officer 56 Jxfvx J. R. FORMAN Kane Kan 59,EboLball 56, Playmaker 56-59, Glee Club 59, Ind. Arts Club 58, Play- maker Play 56-59,0r- chestra 56-57, Band 56-59, Basketball 56 Tennis 57-58, Opper- etta,Orchestra 54-55 VERA NASON 56-59,Kane , Nakenak 59, L 58, Pepper- 56-59, Charm 59, Playmaker Play 59,Playmaker 56 59, Opperetta 57. ,W JOHN COFER Football 57-58, Band 56-59, Playmaker 56- 58, Basketball 57-59 Minstr'6l. 58. - :E ' I DOROTHY MAION Art Play 54, Pepper- ettes 54, Playmaker 55-59,Playmaker Play 59, Class Officer 56 Kane Kan 59, Nakenak 59,Charm Club V-Pres 59, Minstrel 58