Cherokee County Community High School - Checoukan (Columbus, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1955 volume:

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XI'II,I.I,XNI SII,XKESPI1I-XRII Eflztor zn Clzzel G -XE II OODW ARD Class Eclztorb NI IRI SIIIUNI' 5111101 ,ILNE FISHFR JUIIIOI P XT VI XLI ALI' SOPIIOIHOIC MARSH-X NIOODY P16 hman Sporta Ezlztor NIIKE PRX OR CHARLES AI I FW Urganzzatzon lndztora BETTY SLLLIVAN LINDA FOI I ETT A111 ertzsznc Fflztors IXNFLI F NIILR XfIxFN PAT VI II I IAMQ flzlmlnzbtratzon Fzlztor PEGGX HXNIILTONI ilfll zsor .IXNIILN IIOXV XRD I ' .9 IIUNNIE 'muslim fn coukan uc no CONTENTS classes organlzatlons sports act1v1t1es MN PRESENTS A I I Declzcatzon stlll the Checoukan s Sweetheart Every one of h1s SIXIY two years seems to have added a twlnkle to hls brlght blue eyes and a sprlng to h1s step Mr Foster Fos to all of us IS a very remarkable fellow and hls gemal pelsonallty and ready Smlle make hlm truly a fdVOllt6 wlth all the students of C C C H S It IS wlth this thoubht that we the Checoukan Staff dedlcate thlS memorial to h1m , yu: v s I l J Y One secret that we don't even try to keep is the fact that he,s . , Q . . 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' ' ' ff , , . . . . i Foreword cent mlfffo We of the Checoukan -tiff do N1llCC1ClY hope that 1n yeals to come thu hook mll g10SN 111 y ilue Wlxny yenb flom now you yy 1ll leaf tll1Ol,1gll thu 1933 Checoukan yealhoolx ind let tll VUIOUS expeuenceb lll lngh school Many of them wlll he lnou ht to llfe by the Sl ht of an old fuend 5 flce As It IS very d1ff1Cl1lt to expless 111 the Hledlllm of cold punt the achleve ments ey ents and frlendshlps th at h we heen a palt of ou1 hlgh school ye ua Om TN Lameu ht mu ht you lt monk ind it play We haye t11ed to gne you the type of yeuhoolx you leqlle ted But 1f the hall of thlb old sehool Could Npealx they could tell you much mole than we could eyen hope to tell If lll the NCdl to some tlns hook helpe to me 111 to youl memoly, hlppy days fOIg0ll16Il me wlll know oul effoltb wete not 111 XEIIII, and we u1ll haye been amply Iepald Tlna 1900 CllCC0lllx1ll helon ed to u fox lllTl0:l 1 yell now fellow studentx lt llClOI1Uw to H OL I XE WOODWXRD Fdzfor zn Chzef Stu l 1 sm ' 1.1. '.H.S.: , Q t , 5 ' Y' . ' ' Q - V' - - ' V2 . k 'Y , Z .. . , ,' . 'A. ff Q r i ' fi Z 'l . S 1 l I 1 w ' . ,f, . Y' . U ' , 1 fo- . -' 7 . . C D v f A D C fa 3, ' , ' ' z z ' ' ' ' ' 2 , we have endeavored to make ours an pictorial yearbook. c L 5 L F ' L c c . 1' j 2 ' ' ' ' s . ' 5 'a , . 7 . ' v . . . Y . ' . ' - -' , , 'z g, s ' z ' a z ', ' . ' , 7 f . ., to . Producers 0 'T' 1+ 46' 3' ai.:-1 H.-XROLU RELF. Couniy Slzperlizlvnrlerlt Board of Education .-loyal ffl' I, N, 4 M, arm K ,.-,, Seated, left to right: Harold B. Relf, Millard P. Knock, Bill Earl, Joe Barnes. Stand- ing: W. T. Hamlet, Fred Winter, Temp Sullivan. Sli awww 1 v ,my V: .U 45 it M 4 V . Fig ff , ,Z QQQQQTT. . Wifi afugff-A, I 'xg A l vi ,A 54,11 .WI A .v:'.f.,4 A 1f 'i, .-f'f':.- Q K ff'i.f , Avg, I A 'ip-9, ,,, ,TJTFYI iff 552-Q5 ?'f'fn-ms, 5, . . 1 . . Xu sa, I V' if f ,W ' f ,Q MXN ,qi ' ff is K , . 1 'Q W an 5. 'irq may fwvhafgx - :haf . . ,,4,,f3w,u5 If A , ,, .V fv3'i'1'. w ,,g1i',, Z ' ,,wf1Y 9'MT540fp 22' K ' Q - at AV W ,, 4 J 24? ,, fy gr f Q ,Gag 1, lf x Q1 :Wifi 'g' if 12 ' MARY LOL' BEST Ser-retzzry H XI Izrf' Hill? I.. IZKXNIHHNH lIflAlI'l'IlI1l X. SA R A H STOSKOF ,4ssismnt Secremry CHARLES ANGLE American Government WILEY ARMSTRONG Head Football Coach Freshman Baskctball Boys' Gym and Health GRACE BENNETT English 1 HAROLD BR ANDEN BURC Vice Principal Electricity H. .l. BARNES Biology Physiology BEULAH BATTEN English 4 R. K. DAVIS Study Hall LORENE CARSON Cym .Mix'anf'Pri Gym Girl-' First Airl W. W. COOK Woodwork 1 and 2 Mechanical Drawing BRICE DURBIN Guidance General Science Eflglish 3 JANE POTTER EVANS Amerivan History 2 v5 am. ' 4 Q 5 WILLIAM DAVIDSON Band Ciiuru' ERNEST HEBENSTRIET Auto Mechanics Assistant Football Coach L. D. HOLMES General Math Photography MIKE FERRARO Bookkeeping 1 Typing 1 Shorthand I R. J. CRAVES Welding Shop JAMES HOWARD Art Annual JANE HUGHES Clothing 1, 2, 3 CH ESTER HLRID Whrlrl History RUTH JONES English 3 Journalism ROBERT NI. LAY Vocational Agriculture FAYE MERIWHETHER English 2 Speech I Speech 2 LOUIS KEEFER Algebra 2 Plane Ceometry Solid Geometry Trigonometry WILLIAM KITCHEN Chemistry Physics Radio MA A.,, . Rlikzn ' ,kwa .' ,QI g ,f I fl .ww 'Wing H, Q ' We H1 Sw 1? Fw N L, K N'1-:J . 4x '50 1 1 'YI f jr tQ.fQjj'-2 Left to right: Cooks, Daniels, Roam, and Relf. X O O XMLX Stage Hands O7 951, A X .V 2 , A 'Y. ', W, ..ix.. 4, 3 Nm - . ' be - . Tfsrw -'-V ' 55.1 ' 1 A' Custodians: Cowan, Koons, and Foster. ...O- .V WJ, 1 . -fn Y v-xg: 4 -. Y. U . Q. Q ,Q 4 .3-... y H., r J Q. ',. , n J -,,.n . .. . 4 5 :,.i,f'Lz. 1...- ll' I - ' . . Q ,J , In f n X X 4. M s 1- V --f BLS DRIVERS-Front row. left to right: Milo Hollis. Earl Koons. Howard Martin. Roy Laziure. Burl Cowan. Back row: john McCallum. Orville Puckett. Ted Parker. Bill Lalllptflll. Maynarcl Fell. Lee Lane. Tfr r f '- Plllff MOTOR CO- D Snapshots , 4 n I ll' IEW Yl '41 W 1 i149 Fx X 'xs- a-'TX Here I s1t looklng over C C C H S s past yearbooks I begln w1th the 1952 CHECOUKAN when 145 green freshles entered from all dlrectlons the unfamlllar halls of CCC H S Our flrst hlghllght was of course Fxrst Frlday whlch took the week end to recuperate Our offlcers George Koons Presldent Jo Ann Mandermo Vlce Presxdent Deanle Burrows Secretary and Shxrley Mart1n Treasurer were elected to lead us w1th the help of Mr Wlndle and Mlss Bennett our Sponsors Kay Boggess and Thelma Wllson were selected as our Checoukan Queen candidates whlle Blll Brown lettered ln track After a year of hesltant adjustment the class of 55 went on summer vacatlons forgettmg completely the school term before and the blg wheel act1v1t1es of thelr frrst year ln hlgh school On September 2 1952 135 ften less than the year beforej Sophomores returned to CCCH S Jlm Dungan was chosen as Presldent Bob Coldlron Vlce Presldent Thelma Wllson Secretary and Blllxe Slmone Treasurer B1ll1e Rose was also elected cheerleader and Annual Queen candldate along w1th Gae Woodward Mlss Myers and Mr Ferraro were our sponsors and were ln charge of our assembly and class party A tr1o of sophs were getting falrly well started rn what seemed to be a future ln the entertalnment world Marjo Hodgson Edna Chrxstlansen and Mary E Slmone Also Slllglflg thelr way through our second year were Shxrlye Glasgow Joan Wood Mlckey Scott and Jlm York w1th hls gultar Some of the sophomore lettermen were Blll Brown Bob Coldlron Davld Belt Allen Feagan and Ralph Keener Gee here we are junlors already Bob Coldlron was elected as Presldent Mlke Styron Veep Barbara Poor Secretary and Jlm Dungan Treasurer Edna Chrlstlansen honored us by becoming Drum Mayor whlle Barbara Poor was a Majorette for C C C H S s band B1ll1e Slmone and Jo Ann Mandermo were chosen as our Annual Queen Candldates Jo Ann became flrst attendant to the Queen We exceeded our goal ln magazme sales by 3300 00 our goal bemg S3 10000 Our ,lumor class seemed to be composed of especlally peppy gals Those bemg chosen cheerleaders were Wendy Albln Jo Ann Mandermo Gae Woodward and Blllle Slmone Blllle was also elected Student Councll Secretary Treasurer The Student Councll orlglnated a recognltlon day for students of each class Woops almost forgot Clnderella 1 mean our ,lunlor Semor Banquet of course At the end of our Junior year our Semor presldent Bob Coldlron was elected Beglnnlng our last year 107 senlors chose as Vlce Presldent Paul Rogers Secretary Darlene Lammey and Treasurer Judy Chesnutt The senlors took over the Student Councll offlces Blllle Simone was elected Presldent Jlm Dungan Vlce President and Mary Simone Secretary Treasurer Two senlor beautles were chosen to represent our class m the Checoukan Queen contest Judy Chesnutt and Betty Robinson Judy honored us by bemg our classs flrst queen Our sponsors ,lane Evans Rollln Vanorsdall and Blll David on were ln charge of sen1or partles assemblles and seemg that announcements and name cards were sold and sent back Partrclpatlng ln the muslc contests from our class were Shlrlye Glasgow Mlcky Scott Marjo Hodgson Edna Chrlstlansen and Mary Simone The cheerlead1ng sectxon was composed of flve senlors Wendy Baker Thelma Stlth Jo Ann Mandermo Gae Woodward and Brlhe Slmone Several senior glrls also com prlsed the Pep Club Those who have lettered throughout thelr four years ln hrgh school were Coldlron Van Duker .llm Dungan Keener Reedy Grlmes McCorm1ck Rogers Belt Koons Damels Schenherr Caput Burrows and Feagan Dons Smlth appeared on Get Your Degree on KOAM TV and honored C C C H S by wlnnlng a chance to compete agamst other schools contestants for a degree at KSTC We are waltmg patiently for commencement the end of our high school days We say farewell to the underclassmen and hope they have as much fun as we ve had and take advantage of all that IS offered to them 1n good ol CCC H S .lust a b1t of phllosophy from the SENIOR class of 55 . . , . . . , . . . H. . ,, . 1 . A , . 1 1 1 1 , 1 1 1 1 . . . . . , ' 1 . . U. ,, . . . . . -. ..... , , , 1 1 1 - . , , . . 1 1 , . N ' 1 1 1 , . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' - 1 . 1 . . . , , . . - 1 1 1 1 . . , 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 ' - 1 . . , . . . .Q . . 1 1 - -f 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - - up 11 . . . , , . 1 . . 1 - - 1 VERI, LEE ALLMBAUGH PERRY ANDERSON Science Club 1 Chorus l Kay Club 4 Kay Club 3, 4 MARLENE LOU BAKER FHA 1, 3 WENDY LEE ALBIN-BAKER Chorus 2, 3, 4 Journalism 3, 4 Record Editor Square Dance 4 Y-Teens 2, 3 Pep Club 2, 3, 4 Cheerleader 3. 4 Student Council 4 Captain of the Guard 2 Rio Rico 3 Don AlOnzO's Tre EVELYN BAIRD Chorus 1 FHA 1. 2, 3, 4 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4 Pep Club 1 asure 4 VICTOR BRUCE BELL Chorus 4 Photography 1, 3, 4 'iSeventeenth Summer 3 'LDon Alonzo! Treasurel' 4 DAVID BELT HC Club 3, 4 FFA 1. 2 Basketball 1, 2, 3 Track 2 Football 1, 2, 3, 4 KENNETH DAVID BALLENGER Kay Club 1, 4 Student Council 3, 4 Science Club 4 Track 4 Boys' Intramurals 4 Square Danve 2, 3 LEE ADA BERRY HAROLD DEAN BURROWS Class Officer 1 HC Club 3, 4 Football 1, 2, 3 Basketball 1, 2 Track 1, 2, 3, 4 Kay Club 1, 2 Square Dance Club 2, 4 JUDITH ANN CHESNUTT Chorus 1, 2 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3 Hall Girl 4 Class Officer 4 Square Dance 4 Captain of the Guard 2 Pictu re Not Ayailoble EDNA CHRISTIANSEN Band 1, 2, 3 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4 Pep Club 4 Student Council 3 Drum Major 3 Girls' Intramurals 3 'LCaptain of the Guard 2 Rio Rico 3 Don AlOnzo's Treasure 4 CHARLOTTE BENNETT FRED BENNETT FHA 1, 2, 3, 4 FFA 1, 2, 3, 4 HERVEY JOE BONE DONALD E. CAPUT C Club 3, 4 Journalism 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3 Football 1, 2, 3 Track 1, 2, 3 Chorus 1, 2, 3 Stamp Club 2 Captain of the Guard 2 Rio Rico 3 RAY COSSAIRT Track 2 Square Dance 2, 3, 4 lVlARY CHRISTIANSEN Chorus 1. 2 FHA 1. 4 Y-Teens 1. 2. 3, 4 Pep Club 3, 4 Girls' lntramurals 2, 3 Captain of the Guard 2 BOB COLDIRON C Club 2, 3, 4 Class Officer 2, 3, 4 Kay Club 1 Scierice Club 4 Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Track 3 Student Council 3, 4 l ry, 1 lo ANN CLINE Band l. 2. 3 Chorus 1. 2, 3, 4 Science Club 4 Y-Teens 1, 2. 3, 4 Pep Club 4 Square Dance 4 Captain of the Guard 2 Rio Rico 3 Don Alonzo's Treasure 4 I X, DAVID LEE COLDIRON Band 1 Chorus 3 Kay Club 2, 3 Football 2 Rio Rico 3 J OHNNIE LEE DABALACK Chorus 1, 2 Captain of the Guard 2 ROBERT DEAN DANIEL ROCHELLE DEVENA Kay Club 4 Chorus 4 Boys' Intramurals 4 Y-Teens 1, 4 Football 4 Pep Club 4 Square Dance 2, 3 Square Dance 2, 3 Student Council 2 Don Alonzo's Treasure 4 BEVERLY ANN DOLLARD Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Y-Teens 4 Science Club 4 Seventeenth Sum- mer 3 'iSh0ck of His Life 3 'iRio Rico 3 Don Alonzo's Treasure 4 Student Council 2 Square Dance 4 PATSY EDMONDSON Chorus 1, 2 BILL BREEIJLOVE Square Dance 4 VIOLET MAE D1NNsEN Chorus 2, 4 FHA' 1, 4 Y-Teens 1 Pep Club 1. 4 Mountain Music 2 Don Al0nz0's Treasure 4 JAMES MARION ITJIMJ DUNCAN HC Club 3, 4 Class Officer 2, 3 Journalism 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Track l. 2, 3 Square Dance 2 FHA 4 Photography 2, Y'TCCU5 1, 2. 3 Science Club 4 Pep Club 4 Girls' Intramurals 1, 2 i J. ALLEN FEAGAN BOB FRUIT C Club 2, 3 Square Dance Club 4 Football 1. 2. 3 Basketball 1, 2 Track 1, 2 Student Council, Vice President 4 ROBERT EMERSON Kay Club 1, 2. 3, 4- 3 ,, tl Z EDDIE A. GARRITSON SIIIRLYE GLASGOW Stualvnt Patrul 2. 3. 4 Annual 3 Track 3. 4 Chorus 1, 2. 4 X-Tee-ns 1. 2. 3 Sevf'ntPPnth SUHIIIIFI'-. 3 ELIZABETH ENDEMILE GASTON Band 1. 2, 4 Chorus 1. 2, 4 Captain Of the Guard 2 LOUISE GRANT Chorus 4 Girls' Intramurals Don AlOnz0's Tre-asure 4 Student Council 2 1 Squarn- Dance 4 Captain of the Guard 2 Dun AltlIlZ4,l.S Trc-aSurC 4 BOBBY GOODRICIHI Chorus 2, 3 FFA I. 2 Q Football 3, 4 Track 2, 3 Square Dance 3 'ilountain Music 2 -r -7- WAYNE CRIMES C Club 4 FFA 1 Kay Club 2 Football 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 1 JAMES GROVE NlARTHA JANE HALE Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Chorus 1. 2. 3, 4 FFA 1, 2 Y-Teens 3, 4 Kay Club 3, 4 Girls' Intramurals l, 2. 3 L'Seventf-enth Summer 3 Captain of the Guard 2 Rio Rico 3 'tDOn Alonzrfs Treasure 4 RUTH HODGE MARJO HODGSON Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4 Pep Club 3, 4 Girls' Intramurals 2, 3, 4 Seventeenth Summer 3 Student Council 2 Captain of the Guard 2 Rio Rico 3 Don Alonzo's Treasure 4 DOYLE LEoN HUFF Science Club 4 Square Dance 3, 4 DOROTHY MARIE HANDSHY MARY I. HAND51-ly FHA 1, 2, 3, 4 Chorus 1, 4 Slightly Deleriousn 2 FHA 1, 2, 3, 4 Pep Club 4 Don Alonzo's Treasure 4 HARVEY HILDERBRAND SUE HUcc1Ns Chorus 1, 2, 4 FHA 3, 4 Y-Teens 2, 4 Journalism 2 Pep Club 2, 4 Don Alonzo's Treasure 4 Student Council 3 DAVID HoUsER FFA 1, 2 Kay Club 3, 4 A , . 4 BUD IRVYIN DOROTHY LOUISE JOHNSON Chorus 1. 2. 3 FHA 2 Journalism 4 L'Se-vente-enth Summer 3 Square, Dance 2. 3. 4 Captain of the Guard 2 Rio Rico 3 LA RETHA JOHNSON FHA 1. 2, 4 Y-Teens 3 Pep Club 4 Girls' Intramurals 2 FN 1'- I 'J' RALPH H. KEENER C Club 4 Basketball 1, 2, 344 Track 1, 2 Square Dance 2, 3 Studvnt Council 4 ,rt SHIRLEY JOHNSON Journalism 4 Hall Girl 3, 4 I 4 GEORGE KOONS C Club 2, 3, 4 Class Officer 1 Kay Club 2 Football 1. 2, 3, 4 Track l. 2, 3. 4 DARLENE LAMMEY OSCAR E. LATHROP Class Officer 4 Student Patrol 2. 3 Pep Club 4 Square Dance 3 Square Danse 4 Don AlOnzO's Treasure 4 Pep Clull l. 4 'sf'-X ixfx, v, , LEE MOCK FFA 1 Kay Club 2, 3, 4 Science Club 4- Football 1, 2, 3 Track 1, 2, 3 1.3 BEVERLY LEATHERMAN CORA LYNN Chorus 1 FHA 1, 2, 3 Y-Teens 1 Pep Club 1, 2 Jo ANN MANDERINO Class Officer 1 Chorus 4 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3 Pep Club 3, 4 Cheerleader 3, 4 Hall Girl 3, 4 Square Dance 4 Student Council 4 Don Al0nzo's Treasure 4 Annual Queen Attendant 3 NANCY MERIWETHER Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4 Science Club 4 Square Dance 4 6'Captain of the Guard 2 Rio Rico 3 Don Alonzo's Treasure 4 JACK J. MCCORMICK LAWRENCE PHELPS Band 1, 2 Kay Club 2, 3, 4 C Club 3. 4- Boys' Intramurals 2, 3, 4- Kay Club 1 Science Club 4 Football 3, 4 Track 3, 4 Square Dance 2, 3 JOE MUssA FFA 1 Kay Club 3, 4 Student Council 2 BARBARA POOR Band 1, 2, 3 Chorus 4 FRAMJINE PING BVDDY POOLE Chfyrug 2. 3. 4 Baud 1. 2. 3. 4 1-'HA 2, 3. 4 Science Club 4 Ppp Club 4 Boys' Intramurals 4 Student Council 3 Captain of the Guard 2 Rio Rico 3 Don Alonzo? Treasure 4- Class Officer 3 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3. 4 Pep Club Majorette 1,4 3 JOE PORTER Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Kay Club 3 'LDOH AlOnzO's Treasure 4 DAISY JUNE PIIRSLEY Chorus 1, 2, 3 Square Dance 2, 3, 4 Captain of th Guard 2 C CHARLOTTE ZOE RATZLAFF Annual 3 Chorus 1, 2, 4 Y-Teens 1. 2. 3, 4 Seventeenth Summer 3 Square Dance 4 s'Captain of the Guard 2 Don AlOnzO's Treasure 4 is CARL DAVID REEDY C Club 4 Kay Club 1. 2 Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Track 1, 2, 3, 4 Square Dance 3 Student Council 4 NTARTHA RICHARDS Band 1. 2 Chorus 1. 2. 3, 4 FHA 4 Y-Teens 1. 2. 3, 4 Pep Club 4 S'Captain of the Guard 2 Rio Rico 3 Don AlunzO's Treasure 4 EDITH FAYE ROAM Annual 3 Chorus l. 2, 4 Y-Teens 2, 3 Journalism 4 Square Dance 4 Captain of the Guard 2 Don AlOnzO's Treasure 4 KENNETH ROBERDS Band 1 Chorus 4 FFA 3,74 DOn Al0nzo's Treasure 4- BOB ROBINSON Kay Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Student Council 3 DICK SCHENHERR Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Kay Club 3, 4 Basketball 4- Square Dance 2 KENT ROGER SCOTT MICKEY SCOTT FFA 1, 2, 3, 4 Ch0ruS 1, 2, 3, 4 Chorus 4 Kay Club 1, 2 Don AlOnzo's Treasure 4 HRi0 Rico 3 X. 1 Captain of the Guard 2 Don AlOnzO's Treasure 4 BETTY LOU ROBINSON Y-Teens 2, 3, 4 Pep Club 1 Student Council 4 PAUL ROGERS Class Officer 4- Kay Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Football 1, 2, 3, 4- Track 1, 3, 4 WILMA 4BILLIEb SIMONE Class Officer 2 Journalism 4 Pep Club 2. 3. 4 Cheerleader 2, 3, 4 Girls' Intramurals 2 Square Dance 4 Student Council 2, 3, 4 Secretary-Treasurer Student Council 3 President. Student Council 4 LAURA ELLEN SIZEMORE Chorus 1 MARY ELIZABETH SIMONE Annual 4 Chorus l. 2. 3, 4 FHA 1, 2, 3, 4 State Treasurer FHA 4 Journalism 4 Pep Club l, 2, 3, 4 Stamp Club 2 Girls' Intramurals 2, 3 Hall Girl 4 Student Council 3, 4 Secretary-Treasurer Student Council 4 Captain of the Guard 2 Rio Rico 3 Don Alonzo's Treasure 4 -'42 I., ,MI DEWEY DAVID SMITH Chorus 4 FFA 1, 2, 3, 4 Student Patrol 2, 3 Seventeenth Sum- mer 3 Don Alonzo's Treasure 4 DONALD LEE SMITH Kay Club 3, 4 Football 1 JOHN SOPER KEITH SPRIGGS FFA 1 Science Club 4 Football 1. 3 DORIS ROSELLA SMITH Chorus 2, 3, 4 Y-Teens 2, 3, 4 ,lournalism 2, 3 Pep Club 4 Student Council 2 Mountain Music 2 Rio Rico 3 Don Alonzo's Treasure 4 f , CHARLES MAURICE STEPHENS Kay Club 2, 3, 4 Track 1 Student Council 2, 3, 4 Boys' Intramurals 2, 3, 4 BOB STOVER FF A 1 Kay Club 4 Football 2, 3, 4 Track 2, 3, 4 MIKE STYRON Class Officer 3 FFA 1, 2 Science Club 4 Track 2 Seventeenth Sum- mer 3 Square Dance 3, 4 MARY JANE TOPPING Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Chorus 2, 3, 4 FHA 1, 2, 3, 4 Captain Of the Guard 2 Rio Rico 3 Don Alonzo's Treasure 4 1 DON TREECE FRANK CAL IDUKEJ Band 1 VAN DUKER Football 2 Bantl 1, 2 Square Dance 2 C Club 3, 4 Kay Club 1 Journalism 4 Football 1, 2 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Track 1, 2, 3 Square Dance 2 LUCILLE LAVERNE THEOLET Nature Study Club 4 Pep Club 1 Girls' Intramurals 1 COLLETTE THOMPSON Chorus 1, 2, 4 Journalism 4 Pep Club 1, 4 Stamp Club 2 Square Dance 4 Student Council 4- Captain of the Guard 2 Don AlOnzo'S Treasure 4 499 HAROLD DEAN WILLIAMS FFA 2 Kay Club 4 Football 4 Square Dance 3 CARL f PETEJ WOFFORD Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Seventeenth Sum- mer 3 Student Council 4- Square Dance 3, 4 Library Club 1 ,sf v CAROL WALKER Chorus 2 FHA 4 Y-Teens 2, 3 Journalism 4 Pep Club 1, 4 Student Council 3 N1ERRIT A. KSONNYJ WALKER Band 1 T JOAN ELIZABETH WOOD Chorus 1, 4 Journalism 4 Square Dance 4 SHERMAN WHITE FFA1 2 3 Student Patrol 1 2 Football 4 Student Council 3 THELMA COLLEEN WILSON Annual 3 Chorus I 2 4 Class Officer 2 YTeens 1 2 3 Pep Club 4 Cheerleader 4 Captain of the Guard 2 Don Alonzo's Treasure 4 NETA CAE WOODWARD Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4 Annual 3, 4 Chorus 1, 2, 4 Pep Club 3, 4 Cheerleader 3, 4 Seventeenth Summer 3 ChecOukan,' Editor 4 Captain of the Guard 2 'ADon AlonzO's Treasure 4 Football Queen Attendant Y ff. 1' 4 4 I JANE PITTMAN Junior Graduate DONNA MARIE WATKINS Chorus 1, 2 Class Officer 1 Y-Teens 1 Captain of the Guard 2 Football Queen 2 Junior Graduate JIMMIE JOE YORK Chorus 4 FFA 1, 2, 3, 4 Don Alonzo's Treasure 4 JOHN YORK Kay Club 1, 2 Journalism 4 Football 1, 2 Square Dance 3, 4 Student Council 4 Q ROBERT STONECIPHER SHARON CAPUT Junior Graduate I, -4 x Xwq, Q I. intl? 8 , 6 .,-. I V D 56 he K,-sg 5 U' T., J..-rgw E Mfg? 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X if 'Y Goben, Peggy Godfrey, Kathryn Goodrich, Malcolm Graham, Ruth Ann Grant, Mary Gray, Judy Gribble, David Grider. Wanda Grisham, Stephany fi 'Ulf ff F' 715-2 qpb , ETA! da fin .QQ llilflerbrancl. Donna llilrlerlmranrl. Myrna llulnlwle. Shirley Jarrett. lrene Johnson. Floyd Ke-lly. Kathleen Keltner. Carolyn Kirk, Dale Koons, Ward Hamilton, Peggy Jo llanshy. Larry Harwick. Harriet Haynes. Margaret llvlwig. Loyd Hursh. ,lirnmy HQ 4? f MJ? 'Q I -ff? 4' rl ee.: l. l F K' if Lacy. Jay Lagle. George Martin. Colleen Messer, Marilyn Milliner, June Mintz, Delores 'Z , '- if Q -6 K X Wa., l fxlf .U-3 '10 at few xv' Y 'W' Q X x 'Q ,I Mordica, Jimmy Murdock. Larry McCormick, Cary McCracken, Johnny McKee, Larry Nash, Freddie Newberry, Bernard Norris, Nancy Packard, Jane Poor, Bobby Porter. Keith Preston. Rosemary Price. Dorothy Quails. Patriea Ristau. Charles Ristau. Emmett Roberts. Robert Robinson. Gene '.-3 as Parker, Barbara Parmenter. Rieharcl Peace. Harolfiean Pierson, Robert Piper, Elaine Pittman, Mary xi' gl, ' 1 K, f fn! 1 A ,Haig 3' 5 :flu 3 xztxiufi 56 va-' S Robinson, Janene Rogers. Carole Roper, Margaret Roten, Bill Saporito, Mary Scott, Keith IO X X: -C2 If .l Q ' ,ml TY-ev ft. 1- --Q is ID YW? O ' . . inx Shanks, Colleen Shutt, Bertie Lou Simpson, Carl Slover, Imogene Spriggs, Jean Stanley, Nancy Stanton, Wayne Stapleton, Barbara Stark, Norman . at if J 'B' -1. AO' -..gf .h.J.. ll init: Q' 1 'N , QW Wi i 'vi ,MX Tholnas, Barbara Tlmmpson. Freddie Turchia. Ronnie fxxx Slauffavhcr. Jan Slicfz Jimmy Stovton. David Stone. Ellis Sullivan. Sue Swartz. Jerry Turner, John Turner. Nancy Liver. ,lack Mfiljasqqi Z7 H05 AVAILABLE f ' Walker, Jerry In Yvatkins, Donna V 4+ ' White. Ted A , v fi ff lm ' TV -.Z FX-N ',.a A A X. 1 , 11 - 1' Whitehead. Tommy Wlllcox. Retha Willis, Verla E Wimp. Mary Ellen Wright, Charlotte Lahm. Judy E f-1' On September 2, 1952, our class, one of the largest in the history of C.C.C.H.S., started another year of school. Our 'well selected advisors for our first year were Grace Bennett and R. K. Davis. We elected Tommy Whitehead, President, Donna Webb, Vice President, Sally Crain, Secretary, and Jim Evans as Treasurer. Our Checoukan Queen candidates were Sally Crain and June Fisher. Everyone was thrilled when June was crowned our Checoukan Queen on February 5. June was the second Freshman queen in the history of C.C.C.H.S. Our second year at dear ole C.C.C.H.S. was started with everyone more confident than they were the previous year. Our class officers were Bob Boulware, President, Larry Cowley, Vice President, Carole Cross, Secretary, and June Fisher, Treasurer. Our officers and class had the advice of Ruby Johnson and Bulah Batten. Donna Webb looked very sweet at the 'Lcoal bucketn game which she reigned over as our Football Queen for 1953. We were all very proud of you. Donna. Our annual queen candidates were Mary Saporito and Mary Grant. We were overjoyed when Mary Grant was chosen as attendant to the Queen. Our football lettermen were Cliff Corn, John Turner, Larry Cowley, Ronnie Hatcher, Jerry Walker, and Keith Porter. Our busiest year, but the most enjoyed one, was the year 1954-55. Our advisors were Jane Hoghes, Chet Hurd, and James Howard, who helped so much to make our banquet a success. Ted White was elected as President for this important year, with Jerry Bender, Vice President, Jan Stauffacher, Secretary, and Mary Saprito, Treas- urer, to assist him with the business of the class. We were all excited when Mary Saprito was football queen attendant. Annual queen candidates, Harriet Harwick and Carole Cross. We were very proud of you as queen attendant, Harriet. Football lettermen were Cliff Corn. John Turner, Keith Porter, Fred Nash. Jim Burgan, Ward Koons, Larry Cowley, Charles Fistau, Robert Roberts. Larry Asbell, Dale Kirk. Lettermen in basketball were Earl Eddington, Ted White and George Daniels. Yes, it was a very busy year, it was very much enjoyed also. Well, see you next year as Seniors! 4. A ,JA T 3 IJX X25 775 5 E, 'Iliff QP- fi. Ha o 'I 1,15 A , f N 49 jj '-.T-i , N E A, A .,,,.- l l I Baker, Alfred Akins, Mary Jane Allen, Charles Allen, Wayne Amos, Arhra Bass, Tommy Becker, Freddie Ballenger, Glen Barton, Marilyn Baker, Herbert Brown, Gilbert Bonnel, Margaret Bradshaw, Reba Beecham, Ralph Bennett, Mary ri i Carter, Gary Casey, Ersie Burns, Rosalie Capron, Jack Buergin, Fred as UQ -A Coppenbarger, Bob ,, - G V' 'X ' 3 ' 'Ad 2' 'Ia C3 ,- X Cassidy, Kenneth Conard, Dorothy Cook, Lucalee Cook, Rodney Delmont, Colleen Delmont, Mary - 'x y t fx 5 X I . 4 ' ' 1. , , ' l nfl Davidson, Sue Davis, Myrna 2 'Q Curtis, Donald Downs, Jimmie Denomme, Barbara Dinnsen, Harlan Dobkins, Wayne Doty, Janice L: v. Finn, Jon Follett, Linda A-is 'Q Y A ,f I r Feagan, Joe Fell, Dorothy Evans, Jimmie Gaston, Charles Garrett, Dallas Garrison, Sharon Frank, Martha Fruit, Wanda Gross, Robert Hale, I im Gleason, Harvey Goza, Betty Glcleon Mary Hey, Curtis Helwig, Charlotte Henson, Judy I Holt, Gary Howard, Lois Hart, Gene Headley, Darla V Hollis, Gary Holloway, Charlotte Hill, Beverly Johnson, Shirley Hubbard, Norman Jarman, Nelson Johnson, Lucille J ohnson, Roger 'W Lyons, Mary Mager, Colleen Kienast, Coleen Koger, Ronnie Jones, Merle Martin, Ronald If 'Q Myer, Florine f '7 Mathis, Shirley gy M? V ,! Mitts, John Maxwell, Richard riff 4 McKee, Rose Morris, Johnny McCracken, Janelle McFerron, Jeannine McFerron, Penny Owen, .Jane Palmer, John McKinney, Richard Ochsenbein, Alberta MCKIHDCY D8V1d Pearce, Pat Patton, Rodney Pearce, Joann Paradee, John Patton, Donald Pierson, Betty Ping, Martha Phillips, Nancy Pickering, Jarold Peterson, Hazel Robinson, Stanley lflichards, Loretta Richey, Kieth Pope, Patsy Pryor, Mike . 5 i ' '0 ff y - V ' JX' N S fi 71 iri Schneider, Sherrill Shaffer, Treva Ross, Donald Salem, Shirley x lk 74, , A 'S A el' x -Q Rogers, Carol Ann Street, James Q . ' ' S Shearer, Robert Smirl, Tom Soper, Geneva Stover, Harry Daniel Sullivan, Emmett Sullivan, John Styron, Donald Sullivan, Betty Styron, David Thompson, Lee Trumbo, Janet Taylor, Roberta Taylor, Sheldon Ventle, Don Walker, Bill Wallace, Pat Warstler, Wavel Watson, Carol Walden J ack Wilson, Billy Williams. Mary Louise Williams. Patricia Ann 1 3' as H , x -if E212-l York, Carolyn Yfedding. 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Shirley :VL Ronald I. , Davison, Beverly Dollard, Sandra 1 M A lun I.: ---- - .J Christiansen. Ted Coons, W'illiam ge I, Draeger. Ernest Dunn, Evelyn Eckhardt. Sandra Elliott, Nancy Endioctt. Harold Epler, Rosalie 4 :B Fancher. Tornmx Fee. Donna Forkner, June Forhish, Gilhert Garritson, Donald Gideon. Patricia Glasgow. Bobby Glasgow. Phyllis, Graham. Stephen Grant. William 'GT , K A 3 . Grunden. Juanita Hagler. llliane Harper, Eva Harris. Phil Hayward. Ric-hard Hedges. Jane gfkmi' 1? , I Hilderbrand, Robert Houser, Raymond Houser, Rose Marie Howard, Esther Hurst, Billie Sue Johnson, Janice Justice, David Kelley, Roy .J Helwig, Charles Henson, Ronnie 9 e rf' 5' f ' K r-N. ll Y: :fa at 2 F I X' 1 H. 11 lm Kennedy, Sara King, George Lagle, Warren Leatherman, Mickey Ligon, Marion Lollar, Karon Martin, Loren Masion, Larry Mattox, Eddie Maxton, Florene Maxwell, Edd Maxwell, James Maxwell, Sara Mead, Darwin Magers, Rosalea Martin, Garry Messer, Larry Mills, Pehhy Mock, Ralph Moody, Marsha Moore, James Myers, Ronald Niday, Clark North, Larry Paradee, Jimmie Parker, Brenda Paschen, Dixie Phillips, Garry McDonald. Lester McKee, Frieda '-if Pickering, Shirley Price, Marvin 'Q Q 1. Q UQ Qfa '7 Q. -.4 N Puckett, ,lohn Pyne, Charles Rall, Bette Richardson Pauline Roark, Billy Robinson Lois .-r Rogers, Nancy Rorabaugh, Hazel Mae Sarwinski, LaDonna Scott, Lida Selanders, Jerry Shafer, Sharon Shelton, Billy Simpson, Dorthy Smittle, Francis Soper, Carroll if-4 3 fC 3 a 4 1 A 1 al., mf f Souder, Nancy Stapleton, Lawrence St. Clair. Evert Stehl, Myrna Stephens, Lelia Stone, Shirley lt Q -I s ai' X. Terrill, Kay Theolet, Billie Jo Thompson, Joan Traylor, Sandra Turner, Judith Turner, Paul Uber, Ronald Walker, Hilda 1, I - ,i 0 , Tanner, Charles Taylor, Karen ver sg g gl Wigton, Wilma Wilcox, Carolyn Willis, Daniel Wilson, Bobby Windle, ,lohanne Zalm, John C7 Zwahlen, Jerry Zwahlen, Riley Elliott, John Thompson, Pat Thompson, Richard Underhill, Reba FRESHMAN CLASS HISTORY Monday, August 31, 1954, will be a day long cherished in the hearts of the class of '58. This day meant the beginning of four wonderful years of high school. The first four days passed very quickly and then the dreaded day called Initiation Dayi' was here. One hundred and forty-five students were decorated with lipstick, shoe polish, fingernail polish, eggs, cologne, and powders of all kinds. The class of '58 got off to a flying start by electing class officers. We elected Charles Helwig as President, Johanne Windle as Vice President, Melinda Adams as Secretary, and Leon Ballenger as Treasurer. Next in our activities came Checoukan queen candidates. We chose Karen Taylor and Johanne Windle to represent our class and were very happy when Johanne was chosen as second attendant. Four students were named on the A honor roll the first semester. They are: Hazel Mae Rorabaugh, Jane Hedges, Marsha Moody, and Billy Shelton. On February 14, 1955, we had a very successful class party by the help of our sponsors, Miss Bennett and Mr. Davis. The class of '58 had very successful basketball and football teams. Our football team won every game that they played. We are very proud of our athletic boys and hope they do as good next year. This year has been an exciting and successful one. We hope that next year, as sophomores, we will have as much fun. See you next year as SOPHOMORES. f O i O K Edizor, CAE WOODWARD Checoukan Staff Advertisement Managers .' PAT WILLIAMS and JANELLE MCCRACKEN Editors: PEGGY HA MILTON. Administraliong MARSHA MOODY. Freshmang PAT WAL- LACE. Sophomoreg JUNE FISHER. Juniorg MARY SOMONE. Senior. C h ecoulfan Staff Orgrznizafion Editors: BETTY SI'I.I.IYAN and LINDA FOLLETT Spnrls Ifdiiurs: CHARLIE ALLEN, MIKE PRYOR. RONNIE TORCHI.-X , 4.,V K 8 S , , I , ls, 222 M2930 ' Record Staff Left to right: Jim Dungans, Sports Editor: Ruth Jonc-s. Advisor' Wanda Baker Editor' Billie Simone Assistant Editor Left to right: Cross. Ratscliff. Johnson. Vanliuker. Manrlf-rino. Leaffle-. lrwin. Dungan. Walker S. Caput, D. Caput, Baker, Woods, Woods, Roam, Simone. ll. Simone. Glasgow, Thompson, York JUI . my A A -A 'ig .Z Q Q.: 1'.l2.LQ 3 a ,, -fi-M. 9 ', 1 - Q.J A-'f A gf J' Q f Q- -M K , I . 1'. ' -, H A if J f - l -M . 'Ag .I Q. Q AT -7 F f f ft-' 'Q cx '1- y . , , 1 X x . . ma, f,, ffm L v if mx iz' '1 Q I Student Patrol Science Club znNE Left to right: Wright, Bone, Carritson, Anderson, Uber, Thomas Taylor Advisor. Ballenger, McCormick, Whitehead, Coldiron, Emc-rson,.Bertolio, Dollard, Huff, Kitchen, Instructor: Jones. Y . I First row: Reedy, Koons, Caput, VanDuker, Wiley, Armstrong, Advisor. Second row: Crimes. Corn, Turner, Keener, Dungan. Third row: Cowley, fNIcCormic. Belt. Coldimn, Eddington. Pep Club KC Club F.H.A. qs F.H.A. OFFICERS AND ADVISOR-First row: Colleen Martin, President, Mary Topping, Vice President, Shirley Crette, Treasurer, Mary Simone, Song Leader, Mary Christiansen, Reporter. Second row: Janette McGregor, Advisor, Janelle McCracken, Secretary, Retha Johnson, Historian, Jane Hughes, Advisor. rw wt' , 1 l First row: Bennett, Topping, Simone, McCracken, Crette, Keltner, Babb, Peirson, Meyers. Second row: Spriggs, Zahm. Dennome, Akins. Forkner, Shutt. Ping. Rall, Magers, Coy, Magers. Third row: Wigton, Dunbar, Casey, Richards. Walker, Martin, Crain, Christiansen, Handshy, Huggins, Dinnesen, Edmondson, Johnson. Fourth row: Watson. Epler, Elliott, Baird. Phillips, Bennett, Berrett, Handshy, Sullivan, Parker, Hedges. Preston. ' F.F.A. Left to right: First row: Robert Lay, Advisor, Elliot, Crain, North, Martin. Second row: Martin, Maxwell, Coons, Grant, Cassairt, Soper. Third row: Kelly, Helwig, Ligion, Christiansen, Frobish. First row: Lay, Smith, York, Handshy, Cudney, Helwig, Scott. Second row: Evans, Scott, Bennett Patton, Gaither, Clingenpeel, Collins, Beecham, Pickering. Third row: Evans, Crawford, Burgan Thompson, Smittle, Capron, Johnson, Hale, Elliott, Maxwell. Fourth row: Roberts, Ristau, McKee Frobish, Ballenger, Johnson, Holt, Hart, Downs, Becker. ,KT 51214 nz' A .z3+7g4fq- 1 1,3 . ,4 f- 5 wa- ., gy' qw' , 1 . -A. pf , MM., , nw ,cf , V. ,W5,x V f Qfwf ' - , X . ,, A.N.44 JM, M F Lu E591 M A 'Q 2 f Instructor WILLIAM J. DAVIDSON Chorus , 1 i Y-Teens First row: Godfrey, Saporito, Frohish, Begando, Terrill, Oceanbeam, York, Soper Cohen, Robinson. Second row: Christiansen, Hodgson, Devena, Poor, Robinson Helwig, Huggins, Johnson, Goza, Frank, Hazel Modesitte, Advisor. Third row Thompson, Stone, Theolet, Bodine, Turner, Fee, Paschen, Rogers, Houser, Souder Fourth row: Norris, Fancher, Carr, Lyon, Messer, Wilcox, Simpson, Scott, Walker Sawinski. First row: Shafer, Shafer, Williams, Trumbo, Dollard, Dollard, Corkle, Woodward, Woods, Devena, Richards. Second row: Henson, Johnson, Branstetter, Williams, Moody, Fell, Stephens, Richardson, Kennedy, Turner. Third row: Pickering, Rorahaugh, Harper, Eckheart, Fox, Wilcox, Crain, Evans, Barton, Clara Myers, Advisor. Fourth row: Christiansen, Hale, Smith, Mathis, Pittman, Graham Price, Stanley, Shanks, Delmont, V. Davison, Harwick, Earl, Grisham, Piper, Capron, Mills, Rogers, Milliner. 1 s s MK Club First row: Lagle, Hensen. Robinson, Ballenger, Bennett, Cook, Koger, Price, Allen, Shelton. Zahm, Durbin, Advisor. Second row: Dreager, Mordica, Anderson, Roten, Carter, Smith, Nlussa. Houser, Roark, Maxwell, Glasgow, Boulware. Third row: Richey. Baker, Mewberry. Block, Asbell, Peace, Allen, Styron, Sullivan. Styron, Harris. Fourth row: Simpson, McCormick, Coldiron, Burgan, Emerson, Barrett, Koons, Daniels, Phillips, Maison, Blesser. First row: Kirk, Benham, Whitehead. Smittle. Mattox, Hayward, Willis, Walden, Boyd. Cox Brumback. Second row: Coble. Lacy. Murdock. Goodrich. Martin. Crain, Zwahlen, Zwahlen Stephens, Rogers, Poole, Ballenger. Third row: Edmondson, Robinson. Cribble, Tanner, Bean stetter, Brown, Walker. Hubbard. Stover. Robinson. Spriggs, Wedding. Fourth row: Dobkins Taylor, Stover, Williams. Phillips. Daniels. Gleason. Simpson. Alumbaugh. Schneider, Bower Yeager. Photography David Coble, John Bertolio. Bruce Bell, Floyd Johnson, Jimmy Stice. Tom Whitehead, Dee Holmes. lnstructorg Richard Boyd. Nature Study K First row: Hill. Wisdom, Wallace. Sullivan. Theolet. NlcFf-rron. Pierce, Garrett. Second row: Akins, Holloway. Bradshaw. Owe-n. Gray. Pope. Wixon. Thomas. Ross. Third row: Bennette, Bonnel. Fehan. Soper. Wileon. Stanton. Allen. Hey. Barnes. Advisor. H all Girls First row: Mary Simone, Jeanean Evans. Mary Saporito, Sally Crain. Second row: Shirley Johnson. Sue Sullivan, Doris Smith, Colleen Martin, Edith Roam, Charlotte Ratzvliff, Jane Hale, ,ludy Chestnut, ,Io Ann Manclerino. Square Dance Club First row: Akers, Ratzcliff, Huff. Sollard. Pryor, Stauffacher, Cross, Haynes, York, Fanole. Second row: Storm, lnstructorg Warstler, Simone, White, Glasgow, Cass. Adams, Bender, Grant, Gaston, Wofford. Third row: Coppenbarger. Thompson. Maxwell, McKinney, Caput. Irwin, Fruit, Baker, Breedlove, Thompson, Hamilton. Fourth row: Styron, Cline, Jarrett. Cossart, Lammey, Martin, Pursley, Patton, King. Meriweather. Mock. Fifth row: Myers. Wilson, McKinney, Roam, Fisher, Manderino, Parmenter. Fisher, Chestnut. Burrows, Traylor. i W 51 if Student Council OFFICERS-Billie Simone, Presidentg Mary Simone, Secretary- Treasurerg Jim Dungan, Vice President. - f1g.-if fx First row: Follelte. Davidson, Windle. Stauffacher. Cross, Robinson. Acquino, Christiansen. Second row: McCravkr-n. Pittman. Shafer. Furl-cm-r. Farwinski. Bennett. McKinney, Mason. Guodrirh. Third row: liamlerino. Fisher. Hanshy. Fohnsun, Rogers. Sullivan. Keene-r. Mason, York. Fourth row: Thonipwn. Burgan. liullvngvr. Ballf-ngvr. Corn. floldiron. Woifard. Martin. Crain. Starting its third year, the Student Council got under way to complete the 1954-1955 year with shining colors. Bil- lie Rose Simone, serving as President, Jim Dungan, Vice President, and Mary Elizabeth Simone as Secretary-Treas- urer, along with Charles Angle, Sponsor, and the Student Council members, helped make the Student Council a stronger organization in order to govern the student body. These students worked hard to try to prove exactly what the Student Council should mean to the student body and to the school. Several projects were accomplished for the school year. They were as follows: 1. A Student Council Talent Assembly was sponsored for the first time. 2. Together with the Pep Club, the Stu- dent Council decorated the recreation hall for the Homecoming Dance. They also collected boxes for the snake dance. 3. To add Christmas spirit to the C.C.C.H S halls the Nature Study Club along with the Student Council, decorated the school building with wreaths Christmas scenes and music between classes. 4. A Good Sportsmanship Code was placed in the gym to remind all students fincluding the opposing teamsj of the true meaning of sportsmanship 5. A clean-out-locker day was sponsored to help the students find their books 6. Improvement of the assembly and Cafetefla line attitude was suggested 7. An An and A-i' Honor Roll was published 8. Recognition Day for outstanding students This concludes the work of the 1954-1955 Student Council It will continue, we are sure, to prove its worth and power as a student governing organization in years to come. Q1 ffg P- L 05 I :iii X R, ffgggx Q X ! NU O N s x PM Hf , I XA Q , f g 2 K 'L +.. f N P 4 , + v J Homecoming Queen JANICE and Attendants QI' Annual Queen .ll'DY and Attendants Wm 5m N Football Queen Attendants MARY SAPORITO and CAE WOODWARD wg, Attendants HARRIET HARWICK and ,IOHANNA WINDLE IT 'S Junior Play A GREAT LIFE Directed by Faye Meirwelher Jeannie Peabody A ,,,,,, , Claurle Fraley , ,,,,e 7, Russell Peabody , Annabelle ,e,,,, A Eloise ,,,,e,,e,,e,, ,,lee ,ee,,e,,,e, CAST E , JAN STAUFFACHER IOHNNY MQCRACKEN , DAVID BENNETT E MARGARET HAYNES CAROLE ROGERS Grace Peabody ,e,,,,,e,,e,,,,.,, , , , STEPHANY GRISHAIVI Aurelia Audrey Winkle ,,,,ee, , , SALLY CRAIN Bob Fuller ,.,,l,,,.,,,,A,,A,,,. , , MARVIN BARRETT Dr. Eclwarri Appleby ........ ,,,,,,, George Peabody .,,.. I. Larry lorelan ,,,,,,,,, Alice ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Miss facobs ,,,,, Mr. Pooley JAY LACY , EDWIN COLLINS TOM WHITEHEAD , C , ELAINE PIPER COLLEEN MARTIN EARL EDDINGTON First row: Barrette. Grisham. Piper, Stauffacher. Haynes. Bennette. Crain. Second row: Lacy, Collins, Whitehead. Martin. Eddington. Rogers. McCracken. Faye NIeirwether. Instructor. .ff '- 5 I if g. . 1,1 ' 4 1 I Annual Play CINDERELLA COTTAGE Directed by Faye Nleirwether CAST Palsy Fuller , SHIRLEY GLASGOW Marion Fuller , BEVERLY DOLLARD Bob Fuller ,,,,7,,7, , MARVIN BARRETT Everilt Fuller , , ,, ,,,,,,7,7,7., MIKE PRYOR Abbie Fuller ,,,,L,,,eL,e, COLLEEN MARTIN Mr. Conlcle 77e7,, 7,,,, J OHNNY MCCRACKEN Mr. Kirshmeir ,, ,, ,, ,4.ee , CARL WOFFORD Sparzlry Minuti L,,,,,, e,,e 7 7 CHARLOTTE RATZLAFF James McKay ,e,7 , ,,,,,ee,,,,. JAMES GROVE Daisy Freemont ,,,,, , .Y.e,ee RETHA WILCOX ,Q 0' I V W, 'IF' mg First row: Colleen Martin. Charlotte Ratscliff, Beverly Dollard. Shirley Glasgow, Mike Pryor. Second row' ,lame Grove Fave 'Nleriwe-ther Direct r' Carl Woffard Retha Wilcox ohnn' . S S. , . , vw . . - .I 3 McCracken, Marvin Barrett. Q , X 1 I Q f I fb Lug-i Q fx Y -R. Ks v . 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' X149 Assistant Coach HEBENSTRIET First row: Martin, Com, Porter, Ashell, Grimes, Koons, Rogers, Reedy, Nash, Pryor. Second row: Coach Hebenstriet, Styron, McCormick, Belt, Roberts, Goodrich, Styron, Thompson, Hollis, Kirk, Clingenpeel, Walker, Cudney, Coach Armstrong. Third row: Cowley, Turner, Koons, Ristau, Cold- iron, Collins, Stover, Burgan, White, Sullivan, Gleason, W. I.. Brown. 1 ai 4... Q? 6. 91 H I I' Q 1' Q 1 mi , wk Q 1 NC bt 1 S in Ml'Q' 'K 1 Freshman Football We of C.C.C.H.S. were mighty proud of our Tiny Titans, who this year, were undefeated. ln each game they played they came out victorious. Coaching these mighty little Titans was Coach Homa Storm, and we think he has done a splendid job with the Freshman Gridironers. We are looking forward to seeing a winning varsity next year, Tiny Titans. Columbus ,,t,, .,,tt 2 0 Baxter ...,... .... 7 Columbus ,,,t, ,t.,. 1 4 Ft. Scott .,,,tt t,.. 6 Columbus ,,,t, ,,,,. 2 6 Altamont ...,,, ,.,. 0 Columbus .,,,, W 7 Pittsburg .... .,,, 0 sr' 15' 71 Y' SV? HOMA STORM First row: Coons, Houser, Shelar, Lagle, Grant, Zwahlen, Martin, Justice. Second row: Glasgow, Roark, Myers, Pine. Phillips, Meeds, Maxwell, Soper, Harris. Third row: Zwahlen, Smittle, Coppenbarger, Maxwell, Evans, McKinney, Mason, McKinney, Maxwell, Bentle, Holt, Coach Storm, W. L. Brown. ' fe :ya L., ' ' 1? get if' 2, S y aa, 5 ' , Q fy Q' ,f Ag 'M 'ffgix gg ,l L . Q2 fi 'Ao i 'Q f a xr' , X LV ,w1 ,f r Q, ,ga L WENDX 4 L ,..,, 7 f2,Ax'A L fy 'W' VV f 6,5454 g W' mM',z',Y wx f X g, Ig f Jf,f i' , 'T 45,1 .Z Hr , -1' if ,f M My ,. R Wgfg , cr 3 Gs. Y .33 if ge' Q ,ax 455. ,L M. , .x' N4 6 X? Q' , gf, VM, , ' Ji? -12? xv Vx , , V ' ' lt 15. N. vw -n n aw 56 ff hw uw Muff ,, K, W .. raw? . . 5 emi 45 usa. n V ,- AGUQN5' gwx -. ff, ALM, x 9 1 Qt, -1 ...M Columbus Columbus Columbus Columbus Columbus Columbus Columbus Columbus Columbus Columbus Columbus Columbus Columbus Columbus Columbus Varsity Basketball Altamont , Y Baxter .,,tt, , Ft. Scott sttoo Independence Ark City , Independence Great Bend Chanute , . Iola , ,,,, , Parsons C Coffeyville . Ft. Scott .tttor Parsons ,,,tt Plttsburg ,,,r..,,,,,,,, Independence 273' -PM T' SV X HOMA STORM First row: Wayne Grimes, Bob Coldiron, George Daniels, Jim Dungan. Ted White. Second row: Coach Storm, David Reedy, Ralph Keener, Dick Schenhf-rr, Duke VanDuker, Earl Eddington. BASKETBALL STORY AND STATISTICS The crlmson and gold Y'lI'SllN basketball squad started the 1954 55 season off by losmg to the Altamont GflZZl1CS but 1n the next encounter they made a comeback by defeatlng the Baxter flVC 4539 The next two games saw Columbus lose flrst to Ft Scott and then to the Independ ence Bulldogs Then came Chrlstmas vacation and our Titans traveled to Ark Clty for an lI1YltZillOI'l3l tournament The flrst nlght of thls tourney saw Columbus lose to the towermg Ark Clty team In the remalnmg two nlghts the fxghtmg Tltans stacked up two wlns f1rst wlth Independence and then vuth Great Bend After thls tournament regular league play was resumed and our varsity lost to the Chanute league leaders ln the flrst game of the new year Our next league wm was from the Iola Mustangs by the score of 58 48 Th1s game sam Frank Van Duker tos Ill 26 polnts for our team In the next two games we werent so lucky for we lost to both Parsons and Coffey v1lle The next game saw the Tltans wm from the Ft Scott Tlgers by the score of 40 34 The next three games the Columbus varslty lost to Parsons Plttsburg and Independence respectnely We regret that due to the fact that our last shlpment has to be made early we are unable to glye you all the scores of all the games These are the statlstlcs for the year of 1904 55 Earl Eddmgton Ralph Keener Dukey VanDuker Jlm Dungan Teddy Whlte Dlck Schenherr Bob Cold1ron George Daniels Burley Grlmes Larry Cowley Cltfford Corn 0 0 0 S S S S s s s s s s pts 0 fouls fouls fouls fouls fouls fouls fouls fouls fouls fouls fouls ' Iet,,,.,e,.tc. 168 pt . 30 I I c,oooo I 117 pt . 44 97 pt . 40 ' ..,,...o,,........ 80 pt . 51 David Reedy .o......,t,o....., 55 pts. 13 fouls ' ,,,.. . ,ee,.... 0. 24 pt . 15 ' . .,,,e.,,, 13 pt . 15 ' ,t,,, .,,,t, . . 13 pt . 9 ' ....,,,,,...,. 1 pt . 6 ' ' ...,,,.....,ee 0 pt . 0 ' .....e,,,,,..,,. pt . 0 These statistics include only' up to the Independence game B Team Basketball Columbus Columbus Columbus Columbus Columbus Columbus Columbus Columbus Columbus Columbus Columbus Columbus Altamont , ,..,,,.,,, 7 Baxter ,,,77,,,,,, ,,.,,. F r. Scott as Independence Chanute Iola , s,s,, , Parsons ,, , Coffeyvllle ,,,,,,,..sss Fr. Scott sssss Parsons .l,,, Pittsburg ,,s, Independence 36 31 39 52 55 38 53 4-9 64 42 28 ERNIE This year's B team got off to a smashing start by defeating the Altamont B team, then they lost one, won two and gained a very good reputation for themselves around our school. Our Titan Bees, under the capable leadership of Coach Ernest Hebenstriet, deserve a pat on the back for the fine job they have done this year. Let's support this team for they are the varsity of tomorrow. HEBENSTRIET A . M.--5-....,,1 55 4 4 ?l54 'f2.a . Xi is gi , J .IZ ' C'r , X' 1 WILEY ARMSTRONG Freshman FRESHMAN'BASKETBALL Columbus Columbus Columbus I - Columbus Columbus Columbus Columbus 4 Columbus Columbus Columbus SCORES Ft. ,Scott , Joplin East Joplin South Altamont ,, ,, Ft. Scott to Joplin North Altamont , Joplin South Joplin East Joplin North This year's Freshman team was not so lucky in the winning streak, but they were in there trying all the way and for this reason they were successful. They were coached by Wiley Armstrong. Basketball 51 88 T8 37 . 59 T3 32 56 5 occ. . T9 53 First row: Thompson, Endicott, Grant, Thompson. Second row: Shelton. Martin, Houser, Price, McDonald. Third row: Coach Armstrong, Martin, Soper, Ballenger, Maxwell. x w Y Wi' 15 Q . QQL 3, BY X YQ x 1 Aif' X If-,, l,' ii A ! aa ' l x '. . s is 1 . . X., Y k -N :i me 42 5 1 fo . F s A 1 .f W . ........ 2' x t 7 I 1 Q . x F -I -.rl . 'Y. i LA .I .if 5 ., ,. y , f 'X J, -.5 , 5 , 1 1. 1 f ?'fa-A a ', H -, if f E! QI! sl' ? gs Ill A I x 3 in . .Al .X Q of la. Q51 v , P ' '32 . . S ' 3 4 f k lr 9 g,:f .2 K 'Wy -il 4 www '. Nw. ,J -. 7 x A Qx I A L Q' rf' fx ' 557 J 11 .Anil 5 I s A x . ' i fa ' 5 I f A .,. I ' .4-n-. '1' , , ' L V . A in . 7' -,..., ,l 'ff qi' ff, P1 X x !. 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