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

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First Rowe Second Row: Third Row: First Row: Second Row: Third Row: E5-5 JUNIOR CLASS George Mitchell, Harrison Carlton, Ruth Hogue, Dorothy Lewis, Norma Adams, Shirley Jo Carinder, Bob Graves, Raymond McQuillen, Marvin Lee, George Finney. Verda Bliss, Mary Ellen McDermitt, , Beatrice Moreians7eny1Iis'EElsrisge Sponsor, Mr. Oliver, Sponsor. Marjorie Boles, Irene Joan Hildebrant,Donelda Geraldine Claussen, Miss ack, John L Dodson, Charles R G Mat 1? Cleve Harris, Raymond Hol Alferd Guil A. H. Fuqua. JUNIOR CLASS RGLL Wilda Pollett, Vera Pierce, Robert hitne ilda Wi1son,Emma Jean Parker, Mary Ellen Wemmer, La ern r , Lois Swan, Lola Robin- son, Ludene Ohl, Miss Hunt, Sponsor. ' Ray Christy Smith, W. J. Scott, Bill Wallace, Bob Webber, James Wilson, Erma Jean Stacy, Alma Rardon, Pauline Patterson, Goldie Shumaker. Louis Oley, Stanley Woods, Buddy Wells, Lloyd Watson, Jim Roth, Gerald Woods, Richard Rains, Mr. Oliver, Sponsor.

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S35 O 'wi 5 x W v , A .U -ff!! s ws s s .wit ' ' J ' ' 1 ' H JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS .,. Y K 5 i 5 l l gm-5 A meer' G James Wilson -------------------- President Robert Graves -------------- Vice President Mary Wemmer ------ 4 -------------- Secretary Shirley Carinder ---------------- Treasurer Miss Hunt ------------------------- Sponsor Mr. Oliver ------- L- --------- - ---- Sponsor Class motto- ------------------ HTo win without Boasting- ' 1 r To lose Without Excusesfi Class Colors ---------------------------- Rose and Silver Class Elower ------------- -------- ' ------------- Larkspur Junior Class History On September 6, 1957 fifty-six sailors started on a trans-high school voyage. Their officers were Raymond McQuillen, Ray Smith, and Gilda Wilson. The admirals of this class were Miss Gertrude Hunt and Mr. Dave Evans. These sailors were well represented in all the outside activities of the school. Mabel Chastain was chosen queen of this ship. U ' r On September 5, the Juniors launched their new' l958lC. H.-S. ship with fifty-nine members on board. The crew chose James Wilson as captain, Robert Graves as commander, Mary Ellen Wemmer and Shirley Carinder as pursers. These sailors were active chestra, and basketball. Many of the boys play on Star Team of the South Central R. C. Mattix are on the second Mary Ellen Wemmer was our ideas at the carnival, a Night cessful. The pirates will Junior-Senior Banquet. in the glee club, playmakers, pepperettes, or- the football team, Jim Roth is now on the All- Kansas League. Robert Graves, Jack Howard, All-Star Team. carnival nominee for queen. We tried two new Club and dance, both of which proved very suc- bntertain the Seniors April 21 at the annual The admirals of this crew are Miss Gertrude Hunt and Mr. Jack Oliver.

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I SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Emery Pierce -------- --------- --PPSSid6nt Dennis Harkness ------- ---- Vice President Polly Bridenstine --------- - ---- SSOTGUHTY Geneva Drybread ----- ------- ---- TPSHSUPGT Mrs. Williams --------- ---- -------Sponsor Miss Barnard -------- e ------------ SPOHSOP Class Motto ------- nRow1ng, Not Driftihgn Class Colgrs- --------- ---Rose and S1lV6T Class Flower-e ------ --------- ------- ROSS SOPHOMORE GLASS HISTCRY ' Septernber 5, 195s fifty-four students ready for another step toward their goal '38 chose as their officers: Emery Pierce, presidentg Polly Bridenstine, secretaryg 'Throughout the school year 'many have milfs! a Q a a M s as s as W s aan a 1 s enrolled in the Sophomore class of success. These Sophomores of presidentg Dennis Harkness, vice Geneva Drybread, treasurer. taken part in ,extra curricular activities. The boys participated mainly in athletics, Canney making the first team in football and Bowen the first team in basketball more girls took part in the Pepperettes, Playmakers, Glee and Orchestra. While'carrying their banner of rose and esilver, and flower, the rose, these students under the guidance of Mrs. Miss Ruth Barnard, have been living their motto: URowing, Many Sopho- Club, Band their class Williams and Not Drifting.