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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1960 volume:

' if '!!.fe ,LQ 1 ..- S 1, , 1 1 Q ' l , , If ' j f f I Y PRESENTED BY THE CCRHS HIGH SCHOOL CHECOUKAN STAFF Columbus, Kansas CHECCUKAN 0F 1960 'L T' 5' 43-im, ' 2 X9 ,- ' T wqif? L 23 E sz fi TABLE OF CONTENTS TITLE DEDICATION FOREWORD ADMINISTRATION FACULTY CLASSES ACTIVITIES SPORTS ORGANIZATIONS FAVORITES ADVERTISERS The slncere and abldlng fauth of our prlncnpal and counsellor an the Inherent sterling qualities of youth has become both a challenge and a posltlve Influence to the students of CCRHS as they seek ever wldenung hornzons Hrs slncere personal Interest nn each pupul hns leadershup In elevatung both the moral and Intellectual outlook of all whom he meets have mented hum the respect and admlratuon of the student body and the community nt represents To you Prlnclpal Bruce Durbln our leader counsellor and friend e 1960 Checoukan staff deducates thus book wnth deepest respect and affectuon The adrnunuslrahon can be likened To the hub of a orear wheel Around These leaders revolves The lrfe of our school 5 PRINCIPAL Ralph Waldo Emerson once wrote, The things taught in schools and colleges are not an education, lout the means of an education. This is an eternal truth. Only by making use of the skills and knowledges we acquire in school can vve learn to live a full life. Never stop learning, for when you do, you may as well stop living. 6 VICE PRIN. DONALD R. BARBER Vice Principal of C.C.R.H.S. BOARD OF EDUCATION BACK Pa I S Non, John Elper. FRONT Mrs, Kay York, Waiver Bower, Dale Rogers X! of- ff' 8 Bea Cowan Lovs HOW6rd Frances Robuson .ff-1 cwwvi E-1 BACK: Judy Chase,KeyM+He',F2cs9'1'f:fy Hefreld FRONT: Sharon HaH, Connie Wicox, Dire Bsdme SCHOOL PERSONNEL COOKS From left to right: Mrs. Lora Preston Mrs. Goldie Davidson Mrs. Leonel White !'x 1 4 . BUS DRIVERS From left to right: Ray Stone Fred Best Roy Laizure Maynard Fell Bill Lampton Howard Martin Bert Evans Chester Roark John McCallum Samuel Morris Earl Koons Lloyd Raymer Lee Lauer JANITORS From left to right: Ted Parker Leonard Cain Bud Cowan Jim Haynes N. Each teacher of every depart m nt IS a Ilnk In the Cham of knowledge obtamed by students FACULTY RICHARD ATKINSON - B.S., Missouri University, Man- hattan, Pittsburg State College, Physical Education - Head Baseball Coach. H. J. BARNES - B.S., University of Arkansas, M.S., Kan- sas State College, Biology - Freshman Coach. BETTY BETHEL - B.S., Kansas State College, Physical Edu- cation - Physiology. LARRY BOYE - B.M.C., Bethany College, Chorus. HAROLD BRANDENBURY - BS., M.S., Kansas State Col- lege, Electricity. DON BRUYR - B.S., M.S., Kansas State College, Algebra I, ll -- Solid and Plain Geometry - Trigonometry. KEN COCHRAN - E-.S., M.S., Kansas State College, Gov- ernment- Head Basketball Coach. W. L. COOK - B.S., Kansas State College, Mechanical Drawing - Woodwork. EUGENE DOCHOW - B.S., Kansas State College, Emporia, Distributive Education. JOHN EMERSON - B.S., Kansas State College, Head Foot- ball Coach - General Science. J fm Y-:sf 'S i. fn l I , . . , I . ' is FACULTY MIKE FERRARO B.S., Kansas State Collegeg Typing I- Bookkeeping lfBusiness Machines. EVERETT GREEN -- B.S. Ed., Southwest Missouri State, Springfield, Mo.g Annual-Art. DONNA HARDY - B.S., Kansas State Collegeg Shorthand I-II-Typing I-ll. ERNEST HEBENSTRIET - BS., Kansas State Collegeg Auto Mechanics. VERNIE HENDRIX -- B.S., Kansas State Collegeg American History-Assistant Coach. DEE HOLMES - B.S., M.S., Kansas State Collegeg Photog- raphy-Algebra I-Math. GERRY HOPKINS A B.S., M.S., Kansas State College-LL brarian. CHET HURD - A.B,, Kansas State Collegeg World History- Sociology. LILLIAN JACKSON - A.B., Drury College, Springfield Mo.g English I-IIwSpeech-Dramatics. RUTH JONES - BS, Kansas State Collegeg English III. FACULTY MARY JANE KENNEDY - B.A., Ottovva University, M,A., Colorado State University, Clothing. LYTI-IENE LAIVIBERT f B.S., Kansas State College, Foods I, ll, Ill, ROBERT LAY H B.S,, Kansas State College, Vocational Agriculture. DIANTHA LOVERN f B.S., Kansas State College, Journal- isrrt-fSoeech-Debate. KENNETH MENDENHALL - B.S., Kansas State College, A.M., Colorado State College, Metal Shop. FAYE NIERIWETI-IER - B.S., Kansas State College, A.M., Colorado State College, English II-III. LEONARD McGUIRE - A.B., Kansas State College, Physics -Chemistry-Algebra I. TERRY MONSON - Kansas State College, B.S. Ed., Math- Woodwork Il-III-Shop I. VIRGINIA PITTMAN - A.B., Baker University, Latin. HAROLD RELF A B.S., M.S., Kansas State College, M.S., Kansas University, English I. 'E' AA FACULTY LEGNARD STEINLE - B.M.E., Bethanyg M.M.E., Vander- cook College of Musicg Band. E. T. TAYLOR - B.S., Kansas State College: Drivers' Train ing. ROLLIN VARDORSDALL - A.B., Baker University, M.S. Kansas State College: Typing I-Business Training-Spanish GRACE BENNETT - B.S., Colorado State Collegeg Substi- tute Librarian. PATTY SPEARS - B.S., N.U.S., Colorado Falls, Oklahoma, a dent IS ns school Let each do hrs best whether an work or play study or recreahon SENIOR CLASS 'Y '11 Sensor class offscers from left to rsght are John Deaksns Pressdent Ronnse Mstts Vsce Pressdent Lorna Ferrser Treasurer and Lonnse Back Secretary Donnsng a cap and gown on May 25 wsll clsmax four years at Cherokee County Rural Hsgh School for the sensor class of 1960 The class can remember four years wsth prsde and look forward to the future Sensor class offscers were John Deaksns pressdent Ronnse Mstts vsce press dent Lonnse Back secretary and Lorna Ferrser treasurer Sensor actsvstses are a ssgnsfscant part of school lsfe The arrsval of sensor rsngs Homecomsng Checoukan Ball sensor psctures announcements the Junsor Sensor Prom and baccalaureate all lead closer to the bsg nsght hsgh school lsfe begsns to fade snto a memory Wsth these actsvstses came leaders Paul Hale headed the student councsl wsth Sharon Hall secretary Representsng the sensors on the councsl were Dorothy Lopp Alsce Kennedy Thelma Thornburg Karen Epler John Deaksns and Kent Rsley Leadsng the Pep Club sn yells were Laura Shelton and Thelma Thornburg The drum masors Kent Rsley and Bsll Robsnson led the band sn formatsons wsth the help of the masorettes Jansce Potter and Marslyn Henson Sharon Pryor represented Columbus as a gsrls state delegate Kent Rsley Paul Hale John Deaksns and Rschard Coy attended boys state Sharon Hall was chosen Checoukan Queen thss year her escort was Larry Hamslton Jansce Potter was a candsdate her escort was Paul Hale ln rasssng money for the sensor trsp the sensors held bake sales a vstamsn sale card sales and also a basketball game between the sensor gsrls and faculty Ken Cochran and Eugene Dochow class sponsors worked hard and offered many helpful suggestsons These four years wsll long be remembered and apprecsated sn the rnsnds of the sensor class of 60 at C C R H S 'ok 'TS SX S.- ERNEST E. ALFORD MARGIE BARRETT Foreign Cooking Club l. BUDDY L. ANDREWS EDDH5 BEECHAM Kay Club 1.2.3.4 Saddle Club 'lg Football l. LONNlE BACK TOM BEGANDO Athletic Club 'lp Metal Craft lg K-ClUb l'2'3'4i Square Dame l- K-Club 2-3-45 Football 'l-2-3-4g Track ly Baseball 45 Class Secre- tary 3-4. BILLY BAGBY JANET BLAIR K-Club 2-3-4g Photography lp Drarnatics lg Kayettes 3-45 FHA Football l, 4g Chorus l. MELVIN BARNETT DIANA BODINE Band l 23. Pep Club l-2-3-47 Kayettes 2-3- 4g Barber Shop Quartet 25 FHA g a d 4, Caron. e Wizard of Oz 3. FFA I-2-3-45 Math Club l. Pep Club lg Sewing Club 'lg DIXIE BOWMAN Pep Club Ig Childcare Club Ip FHA 2-45 Kayetres 3-45 Chorus I-2. SHARRENE BRAUN History Club If Teachers Club if FHA I-3-45 Kayettes 41 Band 'I-2-3-4. SHARON BROWN FHA 45 Kayeffes 49 Annual 4. LARRY BURCH K-Club 'I-2-3-45 Field 81 Stream 2g Industrial Arts 2. DELORES BURGAN Kayertes 2-3-45 Bio Club If Drama Club 'I-2-3-4g Choraliers 'I-2-3-45 Pep Club I-2-3-47 Band I-25 Oklahoma Ip Carousel 25 Wizard of Oz 3g King and I 4. I8 RAY CHAVEZ RICHARD COY KCIub 1234 Sportsman I Photo Club I Photography 2 3 4 The Wizard of Oz 3 Curious Savage'3 Amahl and the Night V :tors 4 The King and I 4 Class Assembly 3 Boys Stat 3 Superior and Talented 34 PATSY COBLE BOB DARNELL Kayettes 34 Book Club I An F I 2 3 4 K Ub 2 nual Queen candidate 3 PAUL COBLE STANLEY DAVIS K ub T24 ie an KC ub I 2 3 4 Mode Airplane Stream I 'I Athletic Club ll SHIRLEY cols JOHN DAVID DEAKINS K-Club I-2-3-4, Sportsman lg Athletic lg Band I, Football, Baseball, Track, and Basketball I-2-3-4, National Honor Society I-2-3'-'ip Boys' State, Student Council 3, Class President 45 Class Treasurer 3, Superior and Talented. JIM COOK GEORGIA DUVALL K-Club I-2-35 Biology Club lp Square Dance I: FHA I-2-3-4: Junior Agsembly. Pep Club I-4, Kayettes 4, FHA Secretary, Superior and Tal- ented. MAURICE EATON K-Club l-2-3-47 Sportsman Club l. ADELlNE ELLISON FTA. BETTY EMERSON Dramatic Club 'I7 Kayettes 2-3- 47 Barbershop Singing7 Okla- homa l7 Carousel 27 Wiz- ard of Oz 37 King and l 47 Amahl and the Night Visitors 47 National Honor Society 3-47 Class Assembly l-2-3-47 Choral- iers 'l-2-3-4. STANLEY ENDECOTT K-Club 3-4. KAREN EPLER Kayettes 2-3-47 Y Teens lj FHA 2-3-47 Band l-2-3-47 Bar- bershop Singing l7 Music The- ory Club l7 Choraliers l-2-3-47 Oklahoma 17 Carousel 27 Wizard of Oz 7 National Hon- or Society 2-3-47 Superior and Talented Group. 20 'Q231' NEIL GROVES LARRY RAY HAMILTON K-Club t-2-3-45 Athletics Club K-Club I-2-3-4: Square Dance 1: I5 Field and Stream 25 Class Student Council 45 Superior Assembly 'l-2-3-45 Drama Club 2 and Talented 3- GARY HALE FFA I-25 Model Airplane I5 K- Club 3-4. MARILYN HALE Charm Club I5 Book Club I5 Kayettes 2-45 Pep Club 45 Band I-2-3-45 Chorus I5 Pep Band 2-3-4. PAUL L. HALE K-Club 2-3-45 Math Club I5 Na- tional Honor Society 45 Basket- ball 3-45 Class Vice President 35 Vice National Honor Society 45 Boys' State 35 Student Council 45 Chairman of Superior and Talented 3. SHARON HALL Kayettes 45 Pep Club 45 Chorus 35 Superior Intelligent 35 Checoukan Candidate 3. ROSEMARY HARRELD Drama Club I5 Art Club I5 Kayettes 3-45 FHA 45 Y-Teens I5 Band I-25 Chorus I5 Oklahoma 'I5 Class Assembly I-2-35 Ma- lorette 25 Kayettes Board of Directors 4. MARILYN HENSON Kayettes 2-3-45 FHA I-45 Stu- dent Council 25 Pep Club 35 Band I-2-45 The King and I 45 Oklahoma5 Carousel5 Wizard of Oz5 Amahl and the Night Visit- ors5 Fantasia5 Class Assembly I- 2-35 Freshman Maiorette 2-45 Choraliers. BILLY HEY Biology Club I5 Boys' Cook- ingi. LONNIE HODGE ROLAND KEITH HUFF K-Club 2-3g Superior and Tal' ented 3. HAROLD RALPH HUGGINS K-Club l-2-3-Ag Band 'Ig Super- ior and Talented 2-3. LINDA HUSTON FHA I-2-3-47 Y-Teens Ig Kay- effes 2-3-4g Child Care Club Ig Chorus Ig Class Assembly 3. BONNIE JOHNSON Foreign Languages Ig Kayenes 2-3-4. TERRY KELLY 22 Q! RON MAKINGS BEVERLY MANDERINO Kayettes 2-3-45 Art Club 25 Drama Club l-2-3-45 Pep Club 1-2-3-45 Class Assembly I-2-35 Chorus 1-35 Y-Teens 15 The King and l 45 Hall Girl 25 Cheer- leader 'I5 Football Candidate I5 National Thespian Society 45 Crescendos 4. LARRY RAY MAYFIELD Math Club lp K-Club 3-45 Band 15 Superior and Talented 3. KAY JUNE MILLER Pep Club l-2-3-45 FHA 2-3-45 Kayettes 2-3-45 The King and I 45 Wizard of Oz 35 Cheer- leader 35 Y-Teens l5 FTA 4. MARY JANE MILLNER Kayettes 1-2, FHA 1.2, Music Appreciation 15 Art Club 15 MERLE MlNTZ K-Club 3-45 Saddle Club I5 King and I5 Amahl and the Night Visitors5 Band T-2-35 Choraliers RONNIE MITTS Athletics Club l5 Sportsman's Club l5 K-Club 2-45 Basketball l-3-45 National Honor Society5 Vice-President of Freshman and Senior Class5 Superior and Tal- ented 3-4. TED McCORMlCK K-Club 45 Square Dance Club l- 25 Class Assembly 'l-2-35 Bas- ketball 'l5 Track T-2. NANCY NACCARATO FHA 'l-2-3-45 Square Dance Club l-25 Archery Club l-25 Kayettes 2-3-45 Pep Club l-2-35 B Cheerleader 3. ALLINE NORTH Sewing Club lj Kayettes 45 Foreign Cooking Club lg Y- Pep Club l-25 The Wizard of Teens lg FHA 2-3-45 Reporter of FHA 3 '23 JI 'QQ PATRICIA ANN PARSONS Superior and Talenled 3-4. JIM PAXSON RUTH PINE FHA I-2-3-4g Pep Club I-2-45 Square Dance Club lg Speech Club 25 Y Teens Ig Kayettes 2-3-45 Class Assembly 3: Su- perior and Talented Students 3- 45 National Honor Sociefy 45 Hall Girl 2-3. ED PING KITTY POOLE Kayerres 3-45 Chorus 2-3-41 Wizard of Oz g The Curious Savage g Class Assembly 3. 24 Y Teens lg Book Club Ig FHA I-2-3-4g Kayeites 2-3-4g KENT RILEY K-Club I-2-3-45 Band 'I-2-3-45 Math Club I5 Choraliers 1-2-3- 45 King and I 45 Class As- sembly T-2-3-45 Oklahoma 'I5 Wizard of Oz 35 Fantasia 1-25 Carousel5 Superior and TaIented5 Drum Maior. BILL ROBINSON Math Club I5 Band I-2-3-45 Cho- raliers I-3-45 K-Club 3-45 Okla- homa I5 Wizard of O15 King and I5 Drum Maior 3-45 Superior and Talented 3-4. LARRY SANDBERG K-Club I-2-3-45 Sportsman Club I-25 Class Assembly I-2-35 Foot- ball I-25 Basketball 15 Track I-2. BETTY SCHNEIDER FHA I-2-3-45 Y-Teens I5 Kay- ettes 2-3-45 Pep Club 'I-45 FTA 45 Square Dance I5 Chorus I5 Student Council 3. IRA SHARP K-Club 2-3-4. LAURA JANE SHELTON Pep Club 3-45 FHA 3-45 Band I-2-3-45 Kayettes 3-45 Student Council I-25 Class Assembly 35 Cheerleader 3-4. JOHN SAPORITO Sportsman Club 'I5 Football, Track, I-2-3-4. CAROL SHULTZ Square Dance Club I5 Band I- 2-35 Kayettes 3-45 FHA 3. JOE SARWINSKI KCIub, Sports Club, Chorus, Football, Basketball, Track, 1-2-3- 45 Baseball 3-45 Class Secre- MARLENE SIMPSON Pep Club I, Kayettes I5 Hall Girl 2-35 Charm Club I. tary I, WYMAN DALE SPRIGGS Kay Club 1-2-3-45 Sportsmen's Club l-25 Athletic Club l-25 The King and l 5 Amahl and the Night Visifors 5 Football 2- 3-45 Track l-2-3-45 Baseball 1-2- 3-4. LILLIE MAY STAPLETON Childcare Club lp FHA T-2-3-45 Chorus 15 Kayettes 45 Pep Club 4. ROZELEE STEPHENS Kayettes 2-3-45 Y-Teens lp FTA l-45 Choraliers l-2-3-45 Pep Club l-35 Oklahoma l5 Carousel 25 Wizard of Oz 35 The King and l 45 Amahl and the Night Visitors 45 Superior and Talented Groups 3-4. JIM STONE MAXINE STOVER Sewing Club l5 Pep Club l. 26 CAROLE TURNER Child Care Club if Y-Teens I- 2g Kayettes 3-45 DECA Club: Junior Assembly. KENNETH A. WALDEN Square Dance Club lp Kay Club I-2-3-41 Band 1-2g Athletic Club lg Oklahoma lp Fantasia lg The King and ly Amahl and the Night Visitors Aj Football, Bas- ketball, Track, and Baseball I- 2-3-4g Superior and Talented 3-4. LORETTA WALKER Pep Club 1-25 Kayettes l-2-3-45 FHA I-2-3-45 Child Care Club lg The King and lg Robed Cho- rus l-2-3-4. GARY WAYNE WANTIEZ K-Clubg Auto Mechanicsg ln- dustrial Arts Club: Freshman Assemblyg Basketball 1. JOHN WESTALL PAUL WESTERVELT FFA l-21 Band l-25 K-Clubg Foot- ball, Track 'l. SUSAN JANE WHITEHEAD Y-Teens lg Kayettes 2-3-45 Dra- ma Club 'lg FHA Ag Student Co- uncil l-2g Oklahoma lg Class Assembly 2-37 Maiorette 27 Band I-25 Superior and Tal- ented 3-4. CONNIE WILCOX Y-Teens lf Kayettes 3-45 FHA l- 2-3-4g Sewing Arts lg Foreign Cooking lg Superior and Tal- ented 3-4. FRED WILCOX FFA 1-21 Sportsman Club 27 K- Club 3-45 Football I. 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FN fig, Q1 .ml ,Wa Y .X 1:8 . k ,S H My :N 1.f5EQ:,l- Q' .ifigrff 2553-:' iff ' ' -1. 5,2 CLASS HISTORY September 3 T956 we entered a thrnlllng tour through hugh school As fresh men we were somewhat puzzled as to what lay ahead of us the next four years There were T67 In our class The frrst year our sponsors were Mrs Bell and Mr Armstrong Our class off: cers were Kent Rnley Presrdent Ronnre Mitts Vrce Presrdent Joe Sarwlnskl Sec retary Bob Neely Treasurer Our Cheerleader was Beverly Manderrno Beverly was also Football Queen Candndate The Annual Queen Candidates were Alice Ken nedy and Sharon Pryor Sharon made us very happy by becoming Queen The freshman football team was made up of J Stone G Wallrs B Reeves R Mitts J Carpenter F Garrrson J Lucian L Sandburg M Treece L Posey R Walker B Soper L Back B Krrk F Pearce D Garrett E Beecham R Aubert K Wal den M Torchra L Forkner B Bagby J Deakrns B Neely J Paxon D Mc Kee B Norrls D Tadlock F Wilcox P Westervelt J Saporlto and they were coached by Homa Storm R Walker D Tadlock P Westervelt J Deakuns B Neely M Koons R Mitts G Wantlez T McCorm1ck J Sarwlnskl P Leather man B Barr M Torchra made up the freshman basketball team under the durec tron of Coach Sprgarelll Sophomore offrcers were Presrdent Alice Kennedy Vuce President Davnd ten Our cheerleader was Thelma Thornburg Our Annual Queen Candrdates were Dorothy Lopp and Thelma Thornburg Our sophomore football team consrsted of B Barr L Back P Leatherman B Soper M Koons R Aubert J Saporuto J Pax ton J Sarwrnskr J Deakuns R Walker D Tadlock J Krechet W Sprrggs K Wal den L Sandburg B Reeves F Pearce B Krrk L Forkner coached by Tex Crutch Our Junnor year brought Sharon Pryor Presrdent Paul Hale Vrce Presudent John Deakrns Secretary Lonnre Back Treasurer Our sponsors were Mass Jones Mr Lampton and Mass Reda Our cheerleaders were Laura Shelton and Thelma Thornburg Beverly Pyne delnghted us by becoming Queen Thelma Thornburg also made us very happy by becoming second attendant Our football team was composed ofJ Deakrns B Reeves J Sarwrnskr W Spruggs D Tadlock Our bas ketball team was composed of P Hale R Burns R Mrtts J Deakrns D Tadlock J Sarwunska Our Annual Queen Candidates were Sharon Hall and Patsy Coble Our Senior year offlcers were J Deakrns President Ronnne Mrtts Vlce Pres: dent Lonnre Back Secretary and Lorna Ferrrer Treasurer Paul Hale was elected Student Council President with Sharon Hall Secretarv Our cheerleaders were Laura Shelton and Thelma Thornburg Sharon Hall and Janice Potter were chosen as Can dudates for the Annual Queen Sharon Hall was crowned Queen On May 23 our lourney at C C R H S wrll come to an end Our emotuons wull be somewhat a mnxture of desparr and happiness We are sure that all of us wull carry away wlth us many many memorres I I ' - . 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U , . l , . , JUNIOR CLASS The Junior class of 60 chose Pat Murdock as class president Fred Chesnutt vnce president Johnny Pace secretary Connxe Smlttle treasurer Thus group was represented ln the Student Council by Karen Sullivan Pat Murdock Connie Smlttle Ina Rae Gross Red Parker Rnchard Evans and Tom Llgon Yellung on the varsity cheer squad were Karen Sullivan and Sue Bodlne Pro vndrng pep at the B games were Pat Laswell and .lan Fuller Attendants at the l959 Homecomlng were Pat Laswell and Donna Terrnll The Junnors had their annual magazmne sale the flrst of the year Karen Sulln Prom a complete success ln football the class was represented by Gene Bottortf Tom Lugon Fred Ches nutt Don Skahan Butch Goben Don Tarter Floyd Woods Gary Cassndy Alvun Brown Tom Llgon and Gene Bottorff were voted all S E K In basketball the class was represented by Tom Lngon Gene Bottorff Don Tarter Gary Cassldy .lnm Grant Jam Hall Terry Callow Jan Fuller and Karen Sullivan were chosen as candndates for Checoukan Queen The Junior class was very happy when Jan was chosen Flrst Prnncess Thelr escorts were Kenny George and Allen Parker Left to rnght Connne Smuttle Treasurer Pat Murdock Preszdent Johnny Pace Sec retary and Fred Chesnutt Vnce Presudent 1 , ' ' z , J ' ' , - . . . . I I T A I I I I I Q ' van was high salesman. The Junior class worked hard to make the Junior-Senior I I I r T I I I I I . I . I F I I I ' I . I . I ' 1 ' ' , : , ' : , ' 1 , ' ' - Rachel Akers Gary Alford Carole Sue Allen Richard Barnes 51:-4,4 MH. Edith Barnett Wayne Barton Everett Becker Barbara Beecham Rose Ann Bennett Mary Jane Blosser Sue Bodine Kenneth Gene Bottorff Linda Bowin Frances Brassart Lorrene Braun Patricia Bray Alvin Brown Dennis Brumback Fredrick W. Bryant Ronnie Burch Terry Callovv Williarn Robert Capron David Carter Gary Lee Cassidy Gy' eg: fa- 'E lx xy' -t Q ' xH -.Q ', N18 it 'inn QF x flf N s. 18-5. Fred R, Chesnulf Thomas Chesnutr William A. Clevenger Charles L. Coach Marlene Coker Jean Comer Daniel D, Cook Richard Cooper Lyman Crain Gary Crawford Cole Eddy Creason Carolyn Crowder S 'fb 4 v' L fl? 'E' f if Sli an ai XII ,, Marjorie Daniels Joseph Devena Roberta DuVall Marvin Eaton John Lee Eddinglon Bunice Elliolf Trudy Enclecoll Dave Endicolr Richard Evans Jimmy Flemming Larry Erazee Janice Fuller Alice Handshy Judith Ann Hollis Marva Sue Holt John Stanley Howard Vera Elaine Howard Marilyn Huston Glenn Jones Terry Jones Mary Jane Jorden David Mark Koons Pat Laswell Thomas Ligon kt.. . ,lb V V ' flu, f 5 I C, 9 , V f fm. Ro JS ,, 0 sift H 1-' If ft Jfz' f . si xv, , 1- -5, sf. 'N ,uw -.,-1 ' 1, f, ew - f is C5 U 4',' -v.', H X ws fl nn. sx.. . ,af .- Kenny George Edward G. Goben Betty Grant James Grant Wallace Lee Gray Marlene Green Philip Gribble Michele Sue Grisham lna Rae Gross Beverly Gust Nadine Hale Jimmy Hall Fw-, 22 ' nv' 3 ift L13 Bonnie Lou Magers Harvey Ray Martin Sharon Martin Edwin Mercer Linda Mercer Ronald Mercer Rosalie Messer David Meyer James Miller Pal Murdock Darrell McCoy Shirley McDonald K i Ti '- Q 7 5 .s F nw ' A J rar 3' 1 i K A ARS c , gn.. P' .' SX 'K Donald Lee McKinney Evan McNernar Charles Napier Mary Norris Lyla Lea Oliver Joseoh O'MaIley Johnny Pace Huey Paradee Allan Parker Sandra Parsons Linda Porter Terry Redd .. , .Q J. PX: J Qi has 'T ,- ov W K Barbara Ann Smith Delbert Smith William Ray Smith Connie Smittle Lorene Soper Bob Soper Carole Spriggs Virginia Stillman Lenamie Stone Ester Street Edna Mae Sullivan Karen Sullivan X In 00 T-32 gs .a 6: .- inr- My 1, William Ricnardson Sibyl Rilcer Bob Roark Janice Ruggles Mary Sue Sandella Bertie Sexton Judith Shanks Sandra Kay Sharp Mary Louise Shoup Janet Simone Jim Simone Donald Skahan c W 31:11 M.. 'mv- hu.-' 'xg-F-P E , X ll 1 ,.., E r. ,1 I Z is 5 6 L- 1:-f Donald Tarter Susan Taylor Donna Mae Terrill Shirley Irene Theolet Donald Thompson Linda Trimble Leonard Vanatta Sandra Walker Sylvia Werbin u -I :I 'fans is xl! 'is ,ris- yx i x X IQ ' , lt... 1 lp Y 5 u , I f ,' In 7 1:7 1 - , -L 1 ay. W A , m. . 'E' i , Robert Leon Wells Bill White Walter Wigton Mary Alice Wilkinson Arthur William Woods Floyd Lee Woods Lloyd Dee Woods Robert Zwahlen Martha Delmont ln-r-' SOPHOMORE CLASS President Sefiretary Treasurer Vice Presrdent Sue Rogers Lmda Turner Dan McReynolds Bob Lucian One hundred forty flve sophomore voters elected Sue Rogers class presldent Bob Lucian vuce presldent Lunda Turner secretary and Dan McReynolds treasurer They chose Cllfford Cook Davue Davlson Clark Storey Bob Lucuan Lmda Turn er Suzanne Traylor and Sue Rogers to carry thenr ideas to the Student Council Lmda Turner delughted the sophomore class by benng chosen 1959 1960 Foot ball Queen Her escort was Paul Hale Karon North was chosen Checoukan prmcess and Dan McReynolds was her escort Vlcku Johnson was a candudate her escort was Mnke Torchua The second year hugh school students elected to the cheerleadmg squad Treva Houser varsity Donna Pang and Lmda Turner B team Mr Hurd and Mr Boye are the head sponsors for thus lnvely group -' , ' 1 ',' ' 1' , : , . - 2 ' ' ' llll , : , . l SU 4X ex lt 1- I X Evan Capron C. B. Carter Kenneth Clark Dale Coble Mary Coldiron Clifford Cook Thomas Courtney Marylin Cowan Lloyd Crain Erlene Crowder Frances Dale Everett Davidson Leroy Dunn Jackie Eagleson Willa Earl Carolyn Emerson Evelyn Epler Barbara Evans Mary Fell Dell Ferrier Keith Abram Judy Alford Stephen Allen Charles Atkinson Marion Atkinson Rebecca Augustus Carolyn B'aird Derrill Ballenger Janice Boore Calvin Bradney Gloria Brown Bill Brumback Johnny Brumback Theresa Brumback Earl Burns A l w Nancy Fink Doroth Forkner Y Lena Frazier Dale Frobish Carolyn Fry Terry Fuller Bill Gallagher Gayle Gibson Cheryl Gust Judy Gust Bill Hale Jackie Hall i - fl l - 'Nl ' 1 F-, Q- 8 Marian Hamilton sc. Shirley Hanks Joyce Hardiman J - , yy 2-rib 44 an 'xl ' .11 su. 'egg' S as X 4- Nausea Mary Harper Eugene Harrington Sue Hart Gary Henson James Holloway Jon Holt Barbara Houser Treva Houser Retha Howard Gayle Huff Nancy Hurst Sandra Irwin Jerry Jackson Bill Johnson Bobby Johnson Roberta Johnson Vicki Johnson Charles Jones Mike Kapple Don Keith la. X Ty A 4' , A A I ,- ,X E ., If a .'W li -stckw s.. . , , ':x. V5 ' O 'L' , . so rxx ' Kay McComak Phyllis McElwain Sharon McKee Marvin McKinney Dan McReynolds Harry Nestor Trila Newberry Karon North Kay Nuttle Donna Ping Richard Poor Binnie Potter Marie Propotnik Sharon Puckett Juanita Rhoades Wayne Ridley Mike Riley Judy Robinette Betty Robinson Ronald Robinson x xlifi n Mary Kelly Ira Kirkendall Bobby Koger Terry Koons Lynda Lambert Terry Lawson Roy Lewis William Ligon Bobby Lucian William Lyon Rose Meyer Jon Mills Terry Mitts Elmor Moore Joann Myers 3 A- J. 6' 6 , F t gblhxw . I 1 yy S AQXXY ',' xi ,, v ww- X ' A I fx .. X 9 I FJ F Sue Rogers Delbert Rowden Janice Rowden John Ruhland David Davison Tim Scott Ralph Shanks Eddie Sharp David Simpson Sharon Smith Marie Soper Howard South Martha Stanley Jackie Stone Clark Storey L L lk A wi A A sf- X t cf X , i x, V my Lkbl, -Avxxlg SN J 6' , :- L LN 1 it ' T7 2-is? Kwi- Mi Q or X XT 'QQ x F' Lg s Terry Sutton Wanda Thornburg Betty Tillman Bill Tillman Suzanne Traylor Linda Turner Gary Walker Lavern Warstler Judith Westervelt Richard White Nancy Whitehead Robert Wigton Robert Willis Jeanne Wilson Shirley Wilson John Wilson Marilyn Wisdom Jack Wixon Kenneth York Joann Zook FRESHMAN CLASS Left to rught Bob Skahan Presldent Loretta Krueger Secretary Patty Napuer Treas urer and Jerry Coble Vlce President One hundred eughteen freshmen entered CCRHS and elected Bob Skahan presndent Jerry Coble vuce presldent Loretta Krueger secretary Patty Napier treasurer to represent thetr class In the cheerleading sectuon were Patty Napuer Ateam Duxue Dungan Bteam and Pat Moore Karen Lughtfoot Pattue Beecham and Velma Elluot Checoukan queen candidates were Connue McCulley and Marnlyn Tune Sponsors for the group were Mr Atknnson and Miss Jackson -73 7' ,WX A nf 2 ' A , V , .4 f a I' , I ,Q ' 4 uv , f , I f N.. , ?A Rf' ' I M., x , , . z 5 1 1 i K X, ., , v . 5' N L I 7 I I I I I ' I I - - I I I I I I I I - I ' I I ' I 1 1 1 Sharon Aldrlge Norman Amos Brenda Anderson Bruce Andrews Colleen Arnold Bonnie Baker Edwrn Barnett Carolyn Barr Bull Barrett Beckue Beachamp Eva Beauchamp Patty Beecham Antone Begando Margery Brassart Phyllis Breneman Myra Brown Robert Brumback Doris Burton Johnnle Burrows Kenneth Carpenter Judnth Chrlstlanson Norman Clark Glenn Clsngenpeel Robert Coach Jerry Coble Cecrl Coker Delores Comer Norman Conard Carol Correll Mary Danlel Judy Denomme Stanley Devena Tom Dolbow Dnxle Dungan Sharon Eddnngton 4. 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M .,.V A vvr, N , ,, , 1 A f R x.. One of The most beautmful nnonwents of a school year ws The nnornent of crown xng a Queen pf 'ASW an Fuller Karen North N l -Q., , I V , Y f ' W FIRST ATTENDANT Pat Luswell Donna Terrill SECOND ATTENDANT x xl Ku? Q ' 1 Q f i 7 'wtf 5 9 9 pl Q. .A -1 1 as. , , as -1 ,W I L 4 i if 212.3 we-:le A Q02 -Q51-i Z1 . -- +,-x It us not so much The score that counts but rather each Dlayers Hgh? The 1960 football season of the Co- lumbus Titans under the leadership of J, W. Emerson and Ken Cochran restored the league standing of two wins and sev- en losses. Columbus 20 Baxter Sp. 14 Columbus O Coffeyville I3 Columbus Columbus Columbus Columbus Columbus Columbus Columbus Iola Chanute Altamont Independence Fort Scott Parsons Pittsburg Coach Emerson Assistant Coach Cochran and Assistant Coach Atkinson if i M2 ard! 1 1 1 ,if Wilt can if 'ri Q, V. fr VV-.. - 'ii 4 4 ff U. rv-rc Q Q---., Q'-V'-S V11 'G V13 ,, L, xfx 2 s. 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A if? - 'Vn5,'y:' Eff: ',.. rs xylul ' i if-' . . .hi I K ' N x V W , ' V ' ,VZ ,Q .' ,S Q' ' ' ' V,:V'-'V A lei f'i V I V 15 Q - V . - V 4 V r fa,sV1:r V E ., I ' .T S A , , ,. Egan .1 Vi., if lx, gtk 1 . , , F cf 1 5 , t H I 'ily X , 7 ,V sl ,JA f ' M , ' V, ' N' R1 'hw -6. x . ' V 'Af , V ' R . V. ..- 2 ,Q .A - , 5 E A- , . A ,,-:- 5 l.-...4 gf . V - . , .. , V. 1, V N M J- r- V -- ' 4 r I X . 'ff .r Mb . X '-. f' 3. ' A 'X X' ,Q Q J fqw Qui 1 if a 5 V M I M A A I v ' K 43' 1'ii'5'?1ffi9lf4: Y6Y,Z'mil312'!1f453Tiff A 5 - 'V 'rr 9 SA ,. 1413 i Q35 I I 'L 512: ' , x 3 N W fri.. 4 an 4110 ae 52 X55 'T - , R A 3 4 u 'ffm' fir N, ' J fide-!1z.:r2,R W' bu L! 6 r , ,V ,W n Q , 1 ' x fftizf M' 1,457 I lb ' lt 4 Wh! VW' U Y W fi V- Ig A. A A ' , , 1,44 A A TM' ,N W 'K -:its ' I A' V 1 , , A, , Q X W, A f f nip H' g -A t Y ,, + P . A' 5. W A ' P 31' V 3 Y 'A ., 11 V , 2 - ' V. 'P ' 9- ' J Ag, df A . ' -, ' f 4 A I in -w,w T? .4 Aa -gm, ,C V, , I , K, -V , , 'i .' ' 1 I 1, W I ' 4 All J QR , Wil ' L' VV I ' Q' .A in .V I ' iufijf .Magi Q :A --1,00 D ' . w ,f , Y, ,,. 1 5 k Ni 5 ,.., i ,ew-,.,,,, I, iff. at . I' ft ff f' ,, t titftif 'i gm T C it l COACH COCHRAN DEAKINS lCaptainj CASSIDY The C.C.R.H.S. Varsity squad during this basketball season displayed one of the finest exhibitions of teamwork, skill, and determination seen in many years. The Titans spent many long hours of practice which in the long run paid off. With the splendid coaching of Coach Cochran and the high spirits of the team, the Titans Went on to victory with league wins, and brought home first place trophy in the Caldwell Tourney, C.C.R.H.S. is proud of the Varsity basketball squad and looks forward to another good season next year. CALLOW LIGON HALL M , 2 X X i X ---ern w-nad: vn- '? 906alw-v.,, VARSITY fy if M P J 5 ff N V fw Rh I .,.. X V f ' ' '7fw 4 f W, iff ' , , ,W V I Q r V' 2 b if f I . K A A , Q QW' vw- MITTS SARWINSKI TADLOCK BASKETBALL Columbus Columbus Columbus Columbus Columbus Columbus Columbus Columbus 34 Independence Columbus Independence 32 Altamont Columbus Parsons 60 Parsons Columbus , , Baxter 53 Cotfeyvllle Columbus Coffeyville 50 lola Columbus lola 44 Fort Scott Columbus Fort Scott 53 Cbanute Columbus Cbanute 53 Pittsburg Columbus Pittsburg TARTER HALE ASSISTANT COACH EMERSON I ja... . W Pound for pound, the B team was the best in the S.ElK. Our record was poor but we lost to height in most cases. Due to the determination and aggressive- ness we were always in the game until the final gun. Our hats are off to this group. Columbus s,,, 7 7 32 Independence 77 7 7 47 Columbus77 38 Altamont 77 7 7 7 777735 Columbus 49 Parsons 57 Columbus7 41 Coffeyville 7 7 42 Columbus 7 40 lola 749 Columbus uuuu uuuu 7 77 47 Fort Scott 7 27 Columbus 7 7 48 Chanute 57 Columbus77 7 7 46 Pittsburg 7 7 749 Columbus 7777 47 Independence 7 52 Columbus 25 Parsons 54 Columbus 47 Baxter 7 39 Columbus 42 Coffeyville 7 7 57 Columbus 55 lola 77 50 Columbus777 7777 77 745 Fort Scott 774I Columbus, 52 Chanute 7 45 Columbus777 7 44 Pittsburg 777 61 JUNIOR VARSITY mf? , 2 7- 44 . in 5 . A I 4s 1 4 , x Y I Q n-7 'Ni I ,,,.ga1-nl-0' FRESHMAN TEAM .vt-4 ai' o -J Y The Columbus Tiny Titans had a very successful sea son this year under the coaching ot Coach Hendrix and Coach Barns. The Tiny Titans vvon the Freshman invitational Tour nament by beating, in succession, Riverton Cotteyville and East Joplin. We hope our experience gained this year will en able us to adequately represent C.C.R,H.S. in the future Columbus Columbus Columbus Columbus Columbus Columbus Columbus Columbus Columbus Columbus Columbus Columbus Columbus Columbus Columbus Columbus Columbus Columbus -'W Miami Altamont Cotteyville Riverton Riverton Joplin North Fort Scott Baxter Springs Joplin East Riverton Cofteyville Joplin East Baxter Springs Fort Scott Joplin East Joplin North Altamont Miami 5 , 0. v I . - 1 A , In Q lr , R A 55XIEL, X v l I i ' .36 3 v QI YOUNG MAJOR LEAGUERS BASEBALL 'L xg' be v4.6 Sh Hp lun-gf R g lefferman Slow Curve Strike 3 'fi 1.-.oar -,...nn I :OW ..r .1 Lv TRACK 4 , L D TADLOCK and K WALDEN WZ 1 J. SAPORITO and C. ATKISON GENE BOTTORFF H 2.1 1 lv I Cfiy 'n 1 's N' a ,agp 1 M sew gee pf - . 4. 'zu w L. .fi XA I , M' lx :', 'eQx,L gg' V5.2 , fi? ., W. 68 , xv if - .ff i M ' V we if L SUE BODINE TREVA HOUSER PATTY NAPIER VARSITY CHEERLEADERS The C.C.R.H.S. pep squad have spent many long hours of practice on their smart new routines. Every game and pep assembly they are on hand to keep school spirits high and to cheer the team to victory. The girls attended Cheerleading Clinic this summer and brought back new ideas and yells. We want to congratulate these girls on a terrific job-vvell done. LAURA SHELTON KAREN SULLIVAN THELMA THORNBURG I ,,,.,, y.. , A0 B D. Dungan, L, Turner, J. Fuller, D. Ping, P. Laswell B TEAM The B Team cheerleaders have Worked hard this year to provide pep and enthusiasm at the B games. PEP CLUB The pep club has done a fine iob at C.C.R.H.S. Their new uniforms are really outstanding. Miss Betty Bethel and Miss Donna Hardy are sponsors, The officers are: President, Commie Smittleg Vice President, Marlene Greeng Secretary-Treasurer, Laura Shelton. t gsm V. I 'l r 'ii 55.3 i., FRESHMAN CHEERLEADERS Karen Lightfoot Pat Moore Velma Elliot Pat Beauchamp X gf '. gv gs Even as orgamzafnon 45 The key To any successful underfakmg so orgamzaiuons are We key To an active Tnans pNeasure and deveknpmem Paul Hale President XQX Sharon Hall, Secretary R Pai Murdock Vlce Pres STUDENT COUNCIL '3 A ,. 'J K. I . ll ' LII W I . I V ' 5 1 , ' . 8, I I X ,M N W' 4 , , ,,,'4 if L . I' J . 5.5. S. In rf ACTIVITIES KAYETTE CLUB President-Nancy Naccarato Vice President-Mary Coldiron Secretary-Ruth Pine Treasurer-Karen Epler BOARD OF DIRECTORS Jane Jorden Sue Rogers Karen Sullivan Rachel Akers Pat Murdock Rosemary Harreld Rozelee Stephens Marilyn Henson Becky Augustus Lorna Ferrier Janice Potter In the third year'of Columbus Kayettes, we started off with l3O members. Our sponsors are Virginia Pittman and Jerry Hop- kins. The officers and sponsors attended the Kay-Kayette District Conference in Baxter Springs in October. The new officers will attend Kayette camp at Rock Springs Ranch. The Kayettes have bettered our school with these proiects: Meals for Millions, CARE, Thanksgiving Assembly, Polio Drive, Valentine Dance, Blood Mobile, and Christmas Caroling. President-John Deakins Vice President-Tom Ligon Secretary-Mike Riley Treasurer-Clark Storey BOARD OF DIRECTORS Paul Hale Kent Riley Terry Mitts Mike Kapple Terry Callow Terry Jones Ken Kelley Jerry Coble Dick Coy Bill Robinson KAY CLUB I ,af This is the sixth year of the Columbus Kay Club. There are H3 members. The officers are John Deakins, Presidentg Tom Lig- on, Vice Presidentg Mike Riley, Secretaryg and Clark Storey, Treas- urer. Chet Hurd and Leonard McGuire were the sponsors. The officers and sponsors attended the Kay-Kayette District Conference at Baxter in October. The Kay Club activities for the year were the annual skating party and trip to Noel. F.H.A. WQMAKE nat' V1 -I 3' ru 'o J' 1 OJ U7 rn mf E o 3 OJ I M- E o -. 77 G . 3 m 4 rn 1 Q. o 3 me 5 . 3 9. wg, 'vw l R Qc yo, 3? . ' 7 - E' L- N D E, 1 .t Z Q' M oe Oi, 4 P0 qqjx NEW YW BUTV Q HNEIDER NPS LAMBERT MISS KENNEDY as true today as it was several years ago, Organizations such as Future Homemakers of America encourage and teach young girls in better methods of home manage- ment. Better equipment and preparation give the mod- ern housewife much more leisure time. F.H.A. is a national club with an enrollment of 85 in the Columbus Chapter. A basic requirement is enroll- ment in one semester of homemaking. Regional and state conventions are attended by local delegates. bllllglllblgllllll 1 I vw KX fe! SWK: f 'inf ' -45 -,W 1-. The Future Farmers of America is an organization for boys interested irt the service of agriculture, development of leadership, good citizenship, and success- ful farming in youth N tv' ,El 7 ,- ,,. -., X The Future Teachers Club was organized in 1955. Upon receiving the charter, it be- came part ot a state and national organiza- tion and an auxiliary of K.S.T.C. and N.E.A. Its purpose is to interest students in be- Corning teachers. X X 80 :lf J Zi '. 'S' 15: rv 5?- 8152? WW :W K M.,1:f.,g M 1 ,, , 5? , W mf V ,Z M, . W, ff if 12 W 16 25 v EY ,fr 5, 1 W? fn, L32 fin, 1,334 1,45 4, 'iggxx 1 an ff, 3 5? 4' 1. V 2 M 4 1 2, gg 1 x 14 sb Zia I 4. aw + lm if 1- ,E 4- ' Yi? 5 ff 5 w . S Q K5 'Sw Q ,, W2 .A 'v 13' 5, . .3 Tn iw, e DEBATE The CCRHS debaters are Karen Epler Susan .lorden Don Keuth Terry Sutton and Clark Storey Scott College Hugh of Puttsburg Puttsburg Hugh School Emporua and Coffeyvulle At the College Hugh tournament the team of Clark Storey Karen Epler and Don Keuth and Terry Sutton were unde feated after sux rounds of debate At the dustruct tournament held un Cofteyvulle Kansas the team of Clark Storey and Don Kerth defeated Puttsburg Hugh School s state wunners Thus was the furst year of competutuve debate for the CCRHS debaters It us telt that the novuce de baters had a very successful season Next year ut us hoped CCRHS can have an even larcuer debate team to represent our school un competung agaunst other schools from all over Kansas The debate coach us Mrs Lovern . if 'J I . A , ' This year the debaters attended tournaments in Fort RACHEL AKERS il 1 ' l It il If A x 3 gif 1 'f L i Z' 55? . Q X gf '-,.- CLARK STOREY G K JouRNAusM , .gp A -.-J, ....- - . - x-122255: MRS. LOVERN Akers, Terrill, Storey, Spriggs, Mrs. Lov K o Green, Woods, Burch Q-X ji 24-4 DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION Tx' SEATED: Dorothy Lopp, Linda Huston, Fred Wilcox, Maurice Eaton, Neil Grove, Carol Burton, Nancy Wise, and Carol Turner. BACK ROW: Terry Kelley, Ronnie Puckett, Edward Ping, Larry Sandberg, Mike Torchia, Gary Wantiez, J. C. Carpenter and Paul Westervelt, Stanley Davis was not present when the picture was taken. The Distributive Education Club was organized for the reason of furthering education along the business line. The officers are Dorothy Lopp, President, Fred Wilcox, Vice President, Carol Burton, Secretary, and Mike Torchia, Treasurer. The members of this club have secured club pins and a maiority of them at- tended the State Business Education Clubs of Kansas Convention at Emporia, Kansas. If all the unknown talent were dlscovered The famous could be put to shame FV Ubin Fl UD ,. A 1'xgiJ fl f s , . N , f. dugg, W .,, Lf. 'TV' .,, ,Q S etfif A 5 'bi 3 L ' '15 J Q . K Q . X I 67 ' 2 K g t U 1 . X 5 3 : '- WKJ-,Q , , t '11 A 4 ' . I 5 i gif. A 1' 1. Q ' at Q N r .. . ' f-1 ,, p, , . 2 . - A -. f Y M I Y' ' ' ll iV'. v v O if at ,vxz .K , , if XX? f v T, .7 , X 1 2 . .Xi , ,2 . q.....-.- 'mf'- Xx .5 Q I 'C rs? A 'A ki. 1 C... T on , . r' in if g, YQ CONCERT BAND I X S vans- BAND ACTIVITIES OF '59 AND '60 Hutchinson State Fair 7 7 Y ,S , , I September 22 Pittsburg State Homecoming October I7 Neewallah Parade at Independence 3 October 31 Columbus Christmas Parade ,ccc, ,S November 30 Baxter Springs Christmas Parade December 3 Galena Christmas Parade s,s,s,s up December 7 Winter Concert , February 8 District Music Festival April I and 2 S.E.K. Band Festival April 22 Two half-time shows at home football games. Pep Band of twenty-two members for basketball games. Eight Band members participated in K.M.E.Ar band and orchestra-February I9-20 MUSICAL KING AND I King Anna , Tuptim Lun Tha , Kralahome, , Chululongkorn Louis H , Lady Thiang Capt. Orione Edward Ramsey Interpreter ,, Ying Yawaolak Mike Riley Janice Potter Delores Burgan ,, Mike Kapple , Clark Storey Bob Koger Dave Davidson Alice Kennedy Ira Kirkendoll Kenneth Walden , Del Ferier Ann Pittman PRODUCTIONS AMAHL AND THE NIGHT VISITORS Amahl His Mofher King Kasper King Melchior King Balthazar The Page CAST Betty Emerson Rozelee Stephens Dave Tadlock Bill Robinson Kent Riley Ken Walden ,, w.,,,, I x 'I jx., '-Q gg , -x I Lf 'J rv , ., A I ' 7 V .. I N fi 1' J XT, 253 if u .fe In Q , if-A xy. E4 fr, IP. 6 I x ,I Y Ks Mg, A b fi i FA 'x ,,, g X 1 fs Q' X ni I x N 1 Lef1 To right Nancy Forkner, Thelma Thornburg, Sharon Brown, and Susan Taylor. V M 1 I -A W 1, ' , Editor, Beverly Manderinop and Co-Edb tor, Betty Emerson. K by 1' ' , D l ffl Left To right: Connie Smittle, Eddie Creason, and Jan Fuller. -4-nu. gf fjl- '23 EQ so - QQ or gr: Q. fu? r.. Z C - Q. o 0 3' E 0 Q. 'U DJ -. 71' G1 P 0 ID - 9. FD 'fi' 5, LQ 1 DI J Q. STAFF Left to right: Pat Laswell, Terry Callow, Ed Mercer, and Don- ' na Terrill. 'X'-s. x X3 i le 'iv , Ji 1111111131111 1014! 15 .V J rf, ' 5:- 3' , A gg X f . Slug ffiffg , , 1 'H1'!f?349f9f., w , e A d RIC .. its S.. 263' N . X, X Q Q ' my K fy sit 1552 h .f 1 r Y. V . . N2 1 x . if swf? ig - ' '-35 A - r y ? x-.. Q A u W 'fe m 95 The last page has been drawn The last cluck has been taken Its the best CHECOUKAN yet If we are not mistaken The story ofthe school year Now the phrase we hope to hear ls everyone saying lt s good' The memory of each page Wrll echo the tume we ve spent In capturing those golden moments Of a play or sports event We belxeve that next year s staff Wall keep the tale aluve A changing story and a young one That has lust begun to thrnve As soon as the Checoukan Staff members receive the new yearbook they anxrously examlne ut and then begun exchangnng autographs How about your autograph'P S II ' ll I We've told as best we could. ' Il I II AUTOGRAPHS AUTOGRAPHS AUTOGRAPHS AUTOGRAPHS IIVERTIB li Q DAIRY BELLE Full 'founram servlce snappy lunches soff Ice cream Ih flavors sundaes and malrs of all flavors ai' rhe Dairy Belle PHONE 736M COLUMBUS KANSAS D FI G gg G 9 '6 o0 Z S iw: BETTERX ' UTRIGPQ' wzth Full I OI 517' WI Il Full HOUSEPOWER simply means that 111 order to get the full advantage from the manv electrical appliances vou use 1n your home x ou should have a moder11 svstem of electrical wiring capable of delivering enough electricity to your appliances to let them do plentx of electricitv but your house W1r1ng must be adequate to carry lt from vour meter to the point of use Ask vour electrical dealer or co11tractor to help vou modernize vour home wiring Use Empires Easv Pay Home W1r1ng Plan 9 ' The Elnplrelllstrlct Electrlc Company M .' 4 ' Q ' wx Z s U 4' 4 'F I I I . their jobs well. Empire will always have available to your home RUHLAND MURDOCK FUNERAL HOME AMBULANCE SERVICE L D MURDOCK phone gg MARCELLE MURDOCK COLUMBUS, KANSAS LARRY MURDOCK SEVEN GABLES Snappy Lunches Ice Cream Malts of All Flavors Short Orders and Good Coffee Ph 3I6 4I9 WEST MAPLE COLUMBUS KANSAS I I I I Quick Service - Courtesy. One KIRKS FRIENDLY MARKET 9 fs-AA,-I----f '-' Ist NATIONAL BANK OF COLUMBUS, KANSAS Congrafulafions, Seniors 'T' Ln! I 514' X POWELL DRUG STORE Congrafulahons +o Graduafes 11' H 41 H, lug?-' 6 fx 'xi-5 ,M WINTER INSURANCE AND TAX SERVICE Congra+uIaI'ions fo Graduaies q- - Q' ,, ' I ' We W ' QI '-IQ ...m 2- .1-- I 5. S 'Q I P 'T-13: .L',L ' I 'Q ff ll ' if .,. v 1 1- 415245 I . ' IIN fp?-M , 5 'xl-E 'ref' Q I - .,, ,C iIn. E243 ':j,' .,,a VX. A L' - f- -A I 11 ' 'uf 1, .. 'Lx '. ,I ,L -... 'v, s 5 , A, , Q K COLUMBUS STUDIO Compleie PhoI'o Coverage by DOTTIE DANIELS CongraI'uIahons Seniors of I96O OWENS SPORTING GOODS Loucsvnlle Sluggers Speccal Prnces Io Schools Dlshlbufors for RAWLINGS SPALDING RIDDELL Macf-SREGOR WALBERTS AND TIMBERLAKE Where you will fund a large sfoclc of furnlfure rugs and lmo leum Our hardware deparimeni' IS compIe+e You are welcome sI'ove nn fhe wmler PRICE MOTOR COMPANY 237 Easf Maple Sponsors Ihe C C R H S DRIVER TRAINING EDUCATION CAR The Columbus Chevrolei' Dealer Congra+uIa+es +he Sensors and Observes A GOOD DRIVER IS A SAFE DRIVER. a+ all fimes. You will find ice wafer in fhe summer and a red ho? JORDEN FUNERAL HOME THE JORDEN FUNERAL HOME A+ your servuce an your rume of need Has Two Oxygen Ambulances PHONE 298 ai' Your Favorlfe Grocers PAGE MULTI VITAMIN OuaIl+y Checked Dalry Producfs OFFICE PHONE RESIDENCE PHONE 547 JOE L HENBEST AH'orney ai' Law COLUMBUS KANSAS Every+hmg for Your Car buf +I1e Tlfle BRENEMAN AUTO PARTS 69 Pick-a-Carfon-of-HeaI+I1 0 SMITTLES' CITY CAFE We Serve Nolhing Bul Ihe Besl' 225 Easl' Maple WALTER DELLA AND CONNIE Columbus Kansas mmav jar A 9 MZ? ,,,,N'-ssh .-,ag f xx C , 'WHITE TT , l ,i ,, .x I , . o f .af SHIRLEY KAY PICKERING Operafor Bus Phone 63 FLAMINGO BEAUTY SALON 227 Easf Maple COLUMBUS KANSAS COLUMBUS DAILY ADVOCATE Member Assocualed Press All Publishers of 'lhe Weelcly MODERN LIGHT Summary of all fhe Local Happemngs PEARSON EQUIPMENT CO MODERN LIGHT I Mile Sou+h on Highway 69 R+ 2 Ph 2IOW Minneapolis Moline Farm Machinery I New and Used Farm Implemenls BROWN FURNITURE AND APPLIANCE COMPANY ROY INGAMELLS MARK HEAD Phone 47 See Our Complele Lune of Ever hung 'For I'he Home FARMERS UNION The Farmers Umon IS loca+ed aI' I2 Ranlroad Boulevard Phone I24 Dealer In Feeds Seeds Ferhllzer ON FRANK S SERVICE STATION and EDITH S WEL COM INN CAFE 725 Easl' Maple Phone 7I4 Courlesy and Servnce Wulh a Smale Grocerles Cold Pop and Good Ea+s Your Frnendly Ford Dealer WINDLES FORD COLUMBUS KANSAS Phone 89 Furnlfure and Appllangeg lnfernaflonal Farm Equipmenf Y+ . J C PENNEY COMPANY DEAKINS MAXWELL Fs+O MOTORS INC I20 EAST MAPLE IN COLUMBUS 50 E + M pl Y COLUMBUS KANSAS Og M BEN FRANKLIN LARSON s STDRE COLUMBUS KANSAS M d M Bll PHONE 733 Always ir uaIi+y , . 0 as a e When Ou Pay Cash, - You Pay Less... BUICK RAMBLER GMC TRUCKS C n ra u ions fo fhe Seniors From I r. an rs. i Fogg FARMERS COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION The Phone Is 238 in Columbus, 336 in Baxfer Springs. Dealers In Feed Seed Ferhllzer and All Grams CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS OF I960 A Dollar Speni' in Columbus Circula+es Seven Times Making More Jobs and More Wages. SHOP IN COLUMBUS THE COLUMBUS STATE BANK WELCOMES YOU MEMBER FDIC For BeH'er VALUES MAC S Cash G'oce'Y HOTEL DIXIE SHAW BURNER cl + Ib fl I h d er b COLUMBUS KANSAS COFFEE SHOP Ho+eI Has 55 Cheerful Rooms COLUMBUS KANSAS I I I . . I I I We specialize in healing, manufac'I'uring of in us ria urner oor urnaces, coac healers an conv sion urners. I BsI'Whs TRAVEL INN CAFE COLUMBUS KANSAS VON SOOSTEN IMPLEMENT COMPAN A Chl JUNCTION 69 7 HIGHWAYS ARMSTRONG 81 ARMSTRONG coLuMBuS KANSAS DARI ETTE Whe S+ de I M ef' LEON BALLENGER SWISHERS JEWELERS B + w h FOLLETT S GROCERY STORE COLUMBUS KANSAS WARD PRINTING COLUMBUS KANSAS I2 S hK LAIZURE BUILDING SUPPLY COMPANY U O H gh 9 Ph 736W e is e , Ilss- amers Sales and Service . Where Io Call 734w fe U I1 S e . Phone 274 AIIOmeY'aI'LaW Columbus, Kansas es is es I Columbus, Kansas Con rafuIa+ions, Grads Phone 26 ' Phone I07 Lei' s Safisfy Your Building ' and Plumbing Needs. 4 oui' ansas . n I way 6 one THE JACKSON-CASSAWAY MOTOR COMPANY Dodge - Dodge Dari' Dodge Job Rafed Trucks PHONE 92 MERLE NORMAN COSMETICS STUDIO I07 Wes+ 6I'h S+ree'I' JOPLIN, MO. WILLIAMS MUSIC STORE JOPLIN MISSOURI Bes+ W she ANDY S SHOE SHOP I27 E M pl COLUMBUS KANSAS CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS COLUMBUS ICE COMPANY GRAVES INSURANCE CALL PHONE 5 OR SEE DAVE GRAVES 7 S N BeHe W lx a+ A y Prce MITTS BROTHERS GARAGE 925 w M pl COLUMBUS KANSAS CHEROKEE DRIVE INN THEATER S Hg E'I'rI' Sh 9 WARNER Me PARAMOUNT II UNITED ARTISTS CELEST S RICHARDSON P P I s 1 on Broadway - a 9 Phone 77 If You Wanl Sure Insurance af I3 . Pennsylvania o r or n I Ifz Mile Sou+h of Columbus Easf ide ihway 69 The Besf in Movie n e ainmen+- owin - . .M. g Phone SOI an - I a e Jusf a dollar a I d SIMMONS DRUG STORE COLUMBUS, KANSAS Phone I3 MARTIN'S BAKERY AII Kinds of Pasfries, Rolls and Cakes for AII Occasions. I34 Wesi' Pine Phone 424 COLUMBUS, KANSAS VALLEY S BEAUTY SALON I07 S Penna Phone 40 COLUMBUS KANSAS JANELLE McCRACKEN BOOK AND GI FT SHOP COLUMBUS KANSAS Headquariers for School Suppl es BUD S JEWELRY 8I'h and Broadway PITTSBURG KANSAS ERNIE WILLIAMSON MUSIC HOUSE EveryIhung In Music PITTSBURG KANSAS FT SCOTT KANSAS JOPLIN MO CARTHAGE MO NEOSHO MO BOWLERS IOI5 N Broadway PITTSBURG KANSAS See Us for Cho ce and Pr e Beef for Deep Freezers One MIe Soufh of Col mbus on Hgh ay 69 Open 8 AM 'Io 530 PM GLEM dWILMA HEAVIN dTOMIBASS W D C I Phone 2 I OR MARION MoRToN I I I I I I ' ' I im I u I w CO' CoILTI'I1bus Wholesale and Sziail Meafs e o usfom Bu chering and Processing I SCARBROUGH'S DAIRY BEAM CAFE Fea'I'urlng Barbecue Rubs Ham and Chicken Also a CompIeI'e Lune of Foun+am Iiems BLAKE S Say II' Wu+h Flowers EAST COUNTRY RD Phone 3I5 Besi' Wlshes LOUIE S GROCERY COLUMBUS KANSAS VERNIE TEEL PRODUCE COMPANY Cash Buyers of Cream Pouliry and Eggs a+ I20 SOUTH DELAWARE IN COLUMBUS CHEROKEE OIL COMPANY Y Fre dIy APCO D I M ha I: T T bes D I e G ies F n BeI+s Waf H s Ols and Greases Wald r OI FI'Ies WE GREASE CARS Phone 700I I 2 I Nor+h Penn MEDLERS CLEANERS SINCE I925 Congraiulahons Grads 960 Phone 422 COLUMBUS KANSAS ROBERT T PATTERSON ROBERTS' :GA Eooos AI'0 'eYaILaW I 3 I Sou+h Pennsylvania LOW PYICSS AIWBYS FINEST SELF SERVICE MEATS Phone OHM 79 Home 558 I I our I n ea er o w ires, u , eco BaH ries Champion Spark Plugs, AC Fuel Pumps ll - u I a a , er ose, I i , e i i r . 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