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

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D AY MAKERS , , 0- J. lwffii MJ' C2-febfscl' First Row--Jim Roth, Shirley Jo Carlnder, Edward Canny, Joan Hildebrant, Jim Bowen, Mary Ellen Wemmer, Ammon Gaffey, Katherine Scimeca, Charles Bingham. Second Row--Patty Surrett, Velda Thomas, Lou Ella Foot, Billie McDermit, Laura Mae Bliss, Virginia Carinder, Betty Trafford, Paula Edmunson, Verde Bliss, Mary Ellen McDermit, Rosilee Erivin, Norma Adams. Third Row--La Verne Wright, Jean Warren, Estyl Olsen, Melva Sullivan, Mary Hildebrant, Virginia Lee Gray, Ludean Ohl, Betty Wemmer, Betty Kittle, Georginanne Cooper, Shirley McNichol, Dorothy Merrill, Betty Graves, Margie Martin. Fourth Row--Polly Bridenstine, Martha Jean Hildebrant, Norma Lee Swayne, Irene Gramley, Geraldine Clawson, Phyliss Baldrige, Anna Soden, Genva Drybread, Helen Covell, Barbara Mahon, Janet Jones, Shirley Rhoten, Hilda Scimeca, Roberta Whitney, Lucille Gaynor , Sponsor. ' Fifth Row--Gilda Wilson, Emma Jean Parker, Beatrice Moreland, Lois Swan, Donna Boelens, Lucille Scott, Jim Wilson, Erma Jean Stacy, Bill Carinder, Aura Armstrong, Bobby Barr, Stanley Woods, Alma Radon. Sixth Row--R. C. Mattix, Jack Howard, Bob Graves, Bob Webber, Jim Merrill, Charles Mull, Claude Rhoten, Roy Swank, George Woods, Dennis Harkness. - 7 53

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BOOST THE I OLIVERS - I votwuf i s 5. ' . . 3-gg J. D. A Shlrle gr Carindcr' i 'dit I' h Soc al lu O---M of C. den City as superintendent. H given a two.year contract. Mr. Hutton was graduated Emporia Teachers college, a Masters degree from Teachers, college at Greeley. I hosen 3 ,... - TED BY ifiiali-ZIP 1 fe P THURSDAY, APRIL hgh--A E V 'Nga Gilda Editor lvebh I' ' Co-adj. tor X Jlv BOOST THE NASONS l45'YG'BER 8 ' '..:' R A .,.,.., 'yen .-1.AYs ron HHQCE Laverne Wright Social Editor 630 .1 ' un., um utuuuy ucx.ul3.tCd m, the Juniol Pirates en- ed the Senior Dutchmen, Fac- and School Board with a bounti- anquet. ' if streamers, skulls and cross . . -- v- . Ibn .s and nn., b ht 1 F 1 t . 2- I r' D roug to one , wn fwi 'hnZZitsE:?nfeal Stanley Vvoods Alfred Guillaume h- hi, lqs hold. Thi superman had vertising .Manager Advertising Iwanager echered schools. ' ----is min-, covers, beer cipal ar 'l-i ijgj ! candles, Tram M1 Thshxl h Caney l Y xg 1 place cards for a E school, Ve tnanh all buccanee. then fh avg mer! FOI' S011 01-ll' fa sgene for work, ' .. l To carry 1' 9 year dressed as Mr. Q: 'W I .las two 3 To be md near sand hdstf children rr 'WEE .Caney in i The 1 k I The ine .cup 2310911 ,,,, z , X a ,, the late S - ' Y I Rests Lack :Cocktail with hinones, Rally 1511? wemmer due the lon stands gage ISlOI'ma adams Egsshiggi' C' 'lor hui-tor Jim wilson .ic del'Il T1dS Y Rose humor -Pieces og The E ' kssociation 5 'Bills 'l Euanagqiest shksmfiil Eight, and F' had the .i ,.,., the base- hhc do the rest ,. Walk- Fon- Vlf-TIIJSUIPS ment if if , Church, l V ine, come whg , Wilson ,is hlhi h 'mowing Thu, tables were We 'W goal always in .1 Abll 'EI I prdgrar ,N 1 decor-ate fi hh-,hi 53 tulips, and Ju Seniors proud to afar BU' :LQ -lafknesi green fa fgeihfiis ccess thru'out the ,X A 0-Q I . An he of Virginia N ,.,, 3 H Y old In 'ag-5 - of Dane. Sri . W . :f5i'523..iI my-HQ in ' fwilil H A COT :b GO i'EIGHT1- ,Z .heal f hwemheh ner was being .ee h he:menu con- 1' A Y Youths A4 5 T- -TONS 3,31-ed J' LL-H ----- qt Qock- Q I 9 At the cloh . ,Jr one program, the hh 1 Ray Smith chicken I Mary Ellen hcDermitt 2 v e ei hth Ludean Ohl ted the mm Jim Roth dangge -' S or-ts 'ditor 4 1 -- ' , g T 1 ' - . . frmashgl' :hr I. . T cake' :Riu in l.lieexiElsl.EuqitEi?? his Cttlcoat PoL1i9l S--?'ditO?' The lnslxlih Sp0I'tS tOI ,sgug Three e lm , ee G1'a.y,lmakes flowers open and ,L took place in the club room of I -. g , bed ff ll' 0 Mary E f mes wil' gmagic splender, filling the 5:32-f5f5 Club of P0dUYlk .ll1Sl - ' .R u I u yhlgownn Son' Pm o. f eY. 1'lf'ing air with a fragrant 2 flecfion- . I . 22 mil? mm' enter th? .. 5:5 at Pitts' lsends the birds and bees si le janitor. Archie Powers, ' , -5 ammg ours of mf if :Q Sm' ldious some as they 'wt to be able to dist th' in as if de B31 ' fi Tuma .work-By the way, does th! room- Whlm the ladies en' , A ' l' fmm SO' n .,II:'jIf - tv ml I ou that the annual conter ffi zj l ' I , Sl10Wed their dissatisfac- H. 'Ras is Tiffif- 5 ' ETY 'f X , ,, .,.,., , ,,,,,, , ly .,,., A . .l I'll Not lann. The ,burgh starts this Week? y dusting the chairs off with? 1Ef3 ' h 1 Xh l h. speaker or fi! A hiiej- : Big 5 Father be represented by the band, ' dresses. Sallie Ann Peabody,l '1'l' F'ghag-V2 .igh sch ' 1 has hon. .K gs ew 1 - - W it 0? Mangan. whi 5'Qig5ff-- ,,.. ...nope as I itra and th,-ee golgistgh :' litical leader, Janet'Jones, Ma- ores 'M seg presence of Kansas We . , . V x Saw If I ,,, . . . , ,U M- -MM, Spooner, who was no good with- State Highwa Patrolrn , William L' .Tumor High wil .. - 1 , , Mabel Chastain virginia Lee Gnrznma Jean Parkerges, Betty Wemr Goldie Shumaker Uter- sxenange and Circulationaaying, -fsme-. Typigotme pw gfjtgggfrfgfed Exchange and Circulation 'fi . . - , , Wdfvruun- suugccm, ur mv- -...... ......, .,..,..,,., U Th R h V iisegfnigthagoliselsl? 1:15335 MIG? standing characters. showed the four signs used on the 9 ssvninrc 11-nv-u nqfi n an imnnv-. , . .-. . 4 ' hare l sonat be ing- ' On October 12, 1921, the first issue of the Nalcenak was published by the haha Prob! students of Caney School. H H 1 Fad: Cane: In naming the newspaper no name suggested seemed equal to Fane Kan out the Zim: the' did not want two Kanelians so a happy thought from a member of the school, V 15 when Lorenzo La1:':zil.lot te, suggested the reverse of the familiar and 'favorite Kane :I An: Yan forming the unique and usable title of Nakenaki'. F I -P The tm The editor of the first paper was Arthur Biauricourt and kenneth Incl-arland hehe I-OPP: was the associate editor. 1. winnl fri-he Staff hoped to make the paper self-supporting and do this through the i , M t onafe of the business eo le. This idea has been carried out through the 1 tea. Pa P -- . . I the f, nineteen years of its publication. e n tg, Throuffhout the ni neteen vears the llalcenak has exceeded the expectations of lu-e . L: ' If Eine: the first staff. - Ei bn 'au ,:

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su. DEDDLWIQS A S S , we First row: Marjorie Boles, Goldie Shumaker, Lois Swan, Lucille Scott, Mary Donna Boelens, Shirley Carinder, LaVerne Wright, Betty Sullivan, Barbara Reynolds, Beatrice Deen, Anna Mae Soden. Second row: Miss Kretsinger, Jean Warren, Laura Mae Bliss, Ruby Puckett, Virginia Gray, Marjorie Smith, Paula Edmundson, Katherine Scimeca, President Mary Wemmer, Marian Ingmire, Rosalie Erwin, Betty Trafford, Billie Ruth McDermitt. Third row: Roberta Whitney, Beatrice Moreland, Norma Hipchen, Gilda Wilson, Alma Rardon, Pauline Patterson, Anna Mary Murphy, Virginia Carinder, Norma Adams, Ruth Hogue, Mary McDermitt, Joan Hildebrant, W WX X X W3 Q X NBR Erma Jean Stacy Mary Hildeblint Y,