Coffeyville High School - Purple C Yearbook (Coffeyville, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 98 of the 1959 volume:

55'- Q2 iiifigff fwfr 2 if X193-A Foreword The Golden Tornado winning another victory. . . the slippery, icy sidewalks after a winter storm. . .the lazy spring days on the campus . . . .the face next to you in history class. . .high notes of Delbert's trumpet. .the hurried chats between classes. . . the last minute effort to get ready for an exam. . .the utter confusion of the cars as they pile up on 6th and Roosevelt at noon. . .the odors coming from the chemistry room. These things are Field Kindley Or are they? These printed pages will help you decide. . .will keep your memories clear. . . will record the things you did the way you lived, N' f..all-i , ',,A- 1' . nfl: We xx Wit the people you saw the feelings you had the way you danced and -1 the way you laughed. Some things you learned. .some things you , . . have forgotten. p ' ' m,,,.?, ,- Aei- V-J W gk y , . ' i ' , -tu A M s ...Q y 7... ..., , .W , tg s -- 'mmf 2 - f M A A Mfxzsf ' ,. . f Q . A f' - , f- . ' ' gn . 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K 6 - gf A 'm 'ff hh.-B A , ' v 1 px E Q r Q fxffw Q, AA ' 7 mn' X s 'f . if 9 , I . - FRONT ROW: Edith Easton, Suzanne Stoner, Nisha Unsell, Annie Nitz, Carol McClelland BACK ROW: Becky Medsker, Carol Sue Allcorn, Richard Robertson, Margie Purcell Sue Bartholomew. TlwTw1sm Qfaw Editor-in-Chief, Suzanne Stoner: Editor, Nisha Unsellg Associate Editors Edith Easton, Annie Nitz, Becky Medskerg Department Editors, Marjorie Purcell, Carol McC1e11andg Copy Editors, Richard Robertson, Carol Sue Allcorn, Sue Bartholomewp Photography and Advisor, H, D, Sappenfield. A11 journalism students had a share in the production of his yearbook. For their pictures see page 67. for aa my D0 f fig! 1 . I - x J-, ,SLN ..g.c.z1-' J wfff , fn C, .W ,-gig L . f T. ,f QQ- ff .ff , f X' ' A M mf- My - -... 4. . ka! I 'J 244 Y inf-' fzff, ff' 'C-J! 'f f J fu' J N.A1,'cc.'c1,cf.4, I wfff QA ff ,ili- ,.i-- Xglggu X I-Ullunurnn-u K N..-A -. .... 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VIOLA Trade School Secretary I GEORGE KOON Coordinator- Instructor Shop, Math, Drafting .41 HELEN COLE High School Secretary C LEO RUS H MARIE DIGGS Director of Counseling Q 3, ya 3' K 1 I Librarian l I -xl - ,- 'lm Bound of Dinectona DOROTHY BROPHY ETHEL CABBELL IOHN CHARLESWORTH Commerce Latin, English Coach, Physical Education KENNETH BURCHINAL EDNA CAPE English, Dramatics Foods, Family Living LAVON CRAWFORD ELOISE ECKHARDT DOROTHEA FAHLER English Mathematics Commerce MARY DOWNEY WILLIAM ELWOOD History, English Vocational Machine Speech Shop 'Q 4'5 - ' HARRISON BROOKOVER Coach Biology it fi. av R- 'ZR 'wi I -iii' LA. uq...,,,, -,np Panel ob Expeuta KATHLEEN NORFLEET H. D. SAPPENFIELD MILES SHEFFLER History Publications, Debate, Government, Family Living History, English JERRY RANK FRANK SEWELL Spanish, English Auto Mechanics WILLIAM SHORES HAROLD THOMAS GEORGE VARLEY Vocal Music Coach, World History Electricity, Shop, Math OREN STONER FRANK THORNE Coach, laboratory Commerce Science 'D K Q 'r9 L-13' C.P. NEIS Coach, Government inf tr' , C1-125600. cfu- 5 Q ,J zu' 4,20 OW LL 11- , , , ff ,afgpgggw T L, , f f I ' , ' A A -' 1,-.AV 4114 14,142 nf, df lat ', i, - S770 .' Al' ii 'gg' f . .f lla A za gn I I r i K V 1 Y A ' 5 ' as 4 X! a Q Swifdvejj 93+ Y' 41+ C352 Q17 -'::' NK 0051 ge ... I ' all 'R 19' 5- 4-an --2, rr- .r?,,k,.:f, -1 f ffrilrizs 6 . DO YOU REMEMBER-- v Q , When Mr. Lynn preached how to ' N, -- 3 preserve his newdy painted tables 'W -7'- Ronnie Costin di --burnt the table, hole in floor, pants, and shoes. A Q, ., WA.,f ll- -, ROW ONE: AKIN, RONNIE: Thes ians 4, Si ma Pi 2, Kavalkade 3,4, Senior Play Crew. ALLCORN, CAROL: G.A.A. 2, Kayettes 2,3, Junior Play, Kavaliade 2,335 Orchestra 2,3, Thespians 4, Publications 4. ALLEN, CAROL: Robed Choir 3, 4, Drum Corps 3,4, fPresi'dent 41, Sigma Pi 2, Kayettes 2,3, Spanish Club 3,4, Student Council Alternate 3, Secretary of Sophomore Class, Kavalkade 2,3,4, Senior Play Crew, ANDERSON , DON: Junior Classical League 4. ANDRES, Sl-IELBA: Kayettes 2, Beginning Choir 2, Junior Play Crew. ROW TWO: BAFUS, KAREN: Kayettes 2.3.4, Kavalkade 2,3,4, Student Council 3.4, qAlternate 3, Secretary 4J. BAKER, TALITHA, General Course. BARKER, NINA: G.A.A. 2,4, Spanish Club 4. BARNHART, MARY: General Course. BARTHOLOMEW, SUE: Debate 2, Annual Staff, Kayettes 2, Orchestra 2,3,4, Kav alkade 3, Publications 4. ROW THREE: BEAM, KAREN: Beginnin Choir, General Course. BENEFIEL, LEE ANN: Kayettes 2,3,4, Robed Choir 3,4, Kavalkade 3,4, Senior Play Crew. BEREMAN, DOROTHY: Kayettes 2,3, G.A.A. 2,3,4. BERRY. CAROL: Spanish Club 4, Be inning Choir 4, College Preparatory. BERRY, JUDY: Kayettes 2,3,4, Publications 4. ROW FOUR: BEVER, SHIRLENE: lgayettes 2, Homemaking, Beginning Choir 2,3,4. BEIRBRODT, CARL: C.I.O. 4, BLICKENS- DERFER, GRETCHEN: Kayettes 2,3,4, Tillies 3.4, fSecretary 41, Thespians 4, Junior Play, Stage Production 3, Junior Classical League 3,4. 12 ROW ONE: CARTER, JUDY: Kayettes 4 Choir 2 3 CAREY TOMMY Genera1Course CAULKINS VERLYN General Course. ROW TWO: CESSNA, BILL: Genera1Course CESSNA NELDA G A A 2 Kayettes 2 3 Stage Production 4 CHASTAIN, JOHN: Junior Red Cross 3 Kavalkade 2 CHILDRESS CONNIE Choir 'Z 3 4 CLEMONS DONNA Drum Corps 3,4, fSecretary 4Jg Kayettes 2 Sigma Pi 2 3 Student Council 2 3 fA1ternate 32 ROW THREE CLEMONS, DUANE General Course. CLOUSE, POLLY: Kayettes 2 3 4 Ttlltes 3 4 Kavalkade 3 4 Robed Choir 3 4 COBB BETTY General Course. COBLE, ESTHER: Kayettes 2 3 4 Junior Play Stage Crew Senior Pla Thespians 4 Stage Production 4 COBLE JERRY: F.F.A. 2,3,4. ROW FOUR: COBLE JUDITH Kayettes 3 Beginnin C otr 2 3 4 CODY DELITE Sigma P1 2 Sta e Production 3g G.A.A. 4. CONRAD VELLA KAYE Robed Choir 4 avalkade 4 CORDELL MARIE Genera1Course COENELIUS, DARREL: Band 2,3,4, QPresident 4j Kavalkade 3 4 Publications 4 Junior Play Senior Play Thespians Master of Ceremonies Junior-Senior Reception 3 DO YOU REMEMBER-- when Janice Sappenfield played Junior Spaceman in chemistry. She swung a wicked hose that day. wr' 'C7 ' 'iff .xr o 1 'N ,Gs 1 41 Nl-.7 ROW ONE: COSTIN, RONNIE: Band 2.3.4, fTreasurer 41: Swin sters 2.3.4: Swimming 2.3.4: Key Club 4: Publications 4: Kavalkade 2.3.4. COURTRIGHT. JIM: CTransfer from El Dorago 2-Science Club 21: Sigma Pi 3.4, QBoard Member 41: Student Council 4. Spanish Club 3: Debate 2.3.4: Track 2,3,4: Thespians 3.4. QPresident 41: Junior Play: Senior Play: Kavalkade 3. COWAN, BOB: F.F.A. 2.3.4. fReporter 41. ROW TWO: COWAN, DOYLE: Senior Play Stage Crew: Kaval- kade 4. COY, ANITA KAY: Sigma Pi 2. CRAMER. JIM: Key Club 3.4: Swimming 2.4: King Kay Candi ate 3. CROSSON DIANA: Thespians 4. Kayettes ,3,4: Junior Play: Senior Play: Kavalkade 2. DA IEL, ARTHUR: Spanish Club 4. ROW THREE: DANIELS, RALPH: Chorus. DICK. RICHARD: Track . DIRIGO. JOE: Swimming 2.3: Kavalkade 2.3.4: Key Club 4. DIXON, MARION: Stage Production. DUNN. BOB: Student Council. ROW FOUR: EASTON. EDITH: Kayettes 2: Robed Choir 3.4: Madrigals 3.4: Kavalkade 2,3.4: Publications 4: Drum Corps 3.4, QScrapbook Keeper 41: Sigma Pi 2.3.4, fSecretar -Treasurer 41: Student Council 2. 3, fA1ternate 21: Junior Play: Senior Play: Spanish Club 3: Safety Club 4: An- nual Staf? EDMONDSON. NANCY: Kavalkade 3.4: Kayettes 3. ELDER, JIM: Basketball 2: Track 2: C.I.O. Club. ELLIS. EUGENE: Junior and Senior Play Stage Crews: Stage Production 4: Kavalkade 2.3.4: Swimming 3.4. ENGEL, CLARK: Football 2,3,4: Track 3. ISQ A DO YOU REMEMBER-- . 1 when Barbara Bredehoft entertain- : A Q ' ed the fans at a swirnmin? meet - ' 1 ...mul ' by slippin on the ed e o the U pool and grakin a Hgerfect' three-point langing? x, is ig at ,fr gn YZ? U' ,, ,... nt-wr f' Vi . 3. ' gf-7 'vit . . .Ny :an .-, .--ff ,.x,,n. ' 4-4? ,, .1-'I 'Q-wr' ' X 4,-N, . f-H V 4' A 2' -.7 :. ,sa .Y- '1 f ' ' '44 YJ , - , 7 3 J -C: I 6:1 mn' N ,,., .nv-5 tgr. fi , Ha-,,,, A7 sf V xt 1 Wx ' . I 1 Q rQPx 4 Q 'A E23 Eu. .5 A 'l ' Af ' Q fa I J 'rv' 'E ff W! O Q at DO You REMEMBER-- 5 when Don McCord carefully M Y made his way behind the senior play set. . .and then knocked the Qi . whole thing down. Burchinal '. ' fa inted. 14 ROW ONE: ENGLUND, JANICE: Drum Corps 3,45 Orchestra 2.3.45 Kayettes 2,3,45 Kavalkade 3,4: Sigma Pi 25 Student Council 3.4, fAlternate 315 Spanish Club 3.4, fPresident 41: Junior Red Cross 25 G.A.A. 3. ERWIN, HERMAN: F. F.A. 25 Auto Mechanics 3,-4. EVERETT. GAYLENE: Kayettes 2,35 G.A.A. 2.3.45 Kavalkade 3.4. FITZSIMMONS. THELMA: Jun- ior Classical League 3,45 Kayettes 2: Spanish Club 45 G.A.A. 45 Debate 2. FOLKS, BARBARA: Moved Away. ROW TWO: FORD, KENNET :Si ma Pi 2,3,45 Kavalkade 2: Student Council 3.4. FOSTER, DORIS: Drum Corps 3.45 Si ma Pi 2.3, 45 Thespians 45 Kavagkade 25 Student Council 35 Junior Play: Senior Pla 5 Kayettes 2.3.45 G.A.A. 2. FRENCEH, ELEANOR: General Course. GARLAND. RALPH: Football 25 Basketball 2,3,4g Track 3.45 Publications 4. GATLIN, CARROLL: Basket- ball 2.3.45 F.F.A. 2.3.4, QSentinel15 Stage Production 25 Robed Choir 4, Football 2.3.45 Track 2.3. ROW THREE: GIB- SON, WAYNE: General Course. GRAHAM, BARBARA: Kayettes 2,35 G.A.A. 2,35 Band 35 Orchestra 25 D.E. 4. QPresident1 Kavalkade 2.3.4. GRAHAM. FLOYD: Junior Play Stage Crew5 Art Club 45 Kavalkade 3. GREGORY, JOLENE: General Course. GRIFFITHS, GARY: Kavalkade 2.3.45 Junior Play Stezge Crew: Senior Play Stage Crew5 Stage Production 3.4. ROW FOUR: HALL, JACK: Track 3. HALL, MELINDA: Drum orps 3,45 Robed Choir 3,45 Kayettes, fBoard Member 2,3, 4, President 415 Si ma Pi 2.3.4, fBoard Member 315 Junior Classical League 3,45 Kavalkade 3,45 Vice-President of Jun- ior Class5 Junior Play. HAINES, SARAH: CTransfer from Atchison 4-Senior Chorus ll 2, 35 Madrigals 2,35 Junior Play5 A Club15 Kayettes 2, 3,45 Robed Choir 45 Student Council 4. r '73, 36? Qui? -s ' A mb vm! Q ' 4 up -...dvi ,if ...f i he wi su, . 5 1 y f 9 - A ft W K 411 l . ..... .ff fs. ig 'L 3 . f 'E ,f i T 'W' A -fx 'B gzmfk is--vw-' 4 3 x ff f--fs .g 'se . X ' en lv 'V Y DO YOU REMEMBER-- ' , .,,. . is-f when Nancy Edmondson fell into Q the swimming pool with her clothes on. 6' ROW ONE: HARRISON, ARTHUR: Band 2,3,4g Kavalkade 3. HARTZELL, JEWELL: Mechanical Course. HAWKINS, VAL- ERIE: General Course. HEACOCK, KENNETH: General Course. HEADY, BYRON: F F.A. 2,3,4, fTreasurer 32. ROW TWO HEADY, JAMES R.: Spanish Club 3. HELKENBERG, JERRIE: Band 2,3,4g Kayettes 2,3,4g G.A.A. 2,3. HESTER, PATTI: Kavalkade 2g Tillies 3,4g Senior Play Make-up Crew, Junior Classical League 4. HIGGINS, CHARLES: Football 35 Track 34 History Club 2. HILDERBRANT, RONNIE: C.I.O. Club. ROW THREE: HODGES, BARBARA: fTransfer from Douglas, Kansas 4-Mixed Chorus 2, 3g Band 2.3, Student Council 3, Cheerleader 22. HODGES, SYDNEY: G.A.A. 2.3.4, Student Council 2, Kayettes 2, Kavalkade 2, Spanish Club 3g Cheerleader 3. HOFFMAN, TONY: Key Club 4g Student Council Alternate 24 Sigma Pi 2, Stage Production 3g Football 2,3,4, fCo-Captain 41. HOLDERBAUM, SHIRLEY: D.E. Club. HOLMES, ELDISE: Publications 45 Junior Classical League 3,4. ROW FOUR: HOLMES, IRENE: Kayettes 2,35 G.A.A. 2,3, 4g Robed Choir 4, Student Council Alternate 35 Kavalkade 2,45 Swimming Attendant 3. HULSEY, BILL: Band 2,3,4g Track 2.3. HUTTON, RAE DELL: Kayettes 2. I7 ROW ONE: JACKSON, GARY: Golf 2,3,4, Band 2, Orchestra 3,4, Robed Choir 3,4, Madrigals 4, Kavalkade 3,4, Boys' Double Quartet 4. JACKSON, PHYLLIS: Kayettes 3, Thespians 4, Junior Red Cross 2, Junior Play, Kavalkade 2, Senior Play Crew, Stage Production 2. JAMINET, JULIE: Sigma Pi 2,3,4, Kayettes 2,3,4, Spanish Club 3, Tillies 4, QReporterJ, G.A.A. 2, Student Council 2.3, fAlternate 35, Kavalkade 2,3,4, Vice-President Senior Class. ROW TWO: JENKINS, EDDIE: Basketball 2,3, fCo-Captain 2j, Track 2,3,4, QCO-Captain 41. JONES, JUDY: Junior Classical Lea ue 3,4, Kay- ettes 2,3,4, Drum Corps 4, Band 2,3,4, Orchestra 2, Art Club 3, Kavalkade 2,3, Sigma Pi 2,3,4, fBoard 45 JONES, WAYNE: C.l.O. Club 4. JOPLIN, MONROE: General Course. JORDAN, CAROLYN: G.A.A. 2,3, Kayettes 2,3, Swim Queen Attendant 2, Kavalkade 2, Spanish Club 3, Junior Play Crew, D.E. 4, QPresidentJ. ROW THREE: JOURNEYCAKE, BARBARA: Chorus 2. KAUFMAN, CAROLYN: Kayettes 2. KAUFMAN, SHARON: Kayettes 2,3,4, D.E. 4. CSecretaryj. KEENE, CALVIN: General Course. KELLER, JUDY: Library Assistant 2. ROW FOUR: KEPNER, JERRY: Golf 2,3,4, KIL- COYNE, PAT: Kayettes 2,3, Student Council 2, Football Queen Attendant 3. KIMBREL, DARREL: F. F.A. 2,3,4, Judging Team 2. KEMMERER, ALVIN: Transfer from Lenapah, Oklahoma 4, Student Council 4, CAlternateJ, Baseball 2,3, Basket ball 2, 3, Robed Choir 2,3, Junior Play. KINCHELOE, MERLENE: Kavalkade 2, Kayettes 3, Stage Production 3,4. 'wg XC and DO You REMEMBERU ,,,,... Sandi Staton and Melinda Hal1's ' escapade with the piano bench. Both sat on it. lt broke! -' U- My In gf-Q 111 5... 4--- ' X .3 fx .P IB- ROW ONE: KINDERFATHER, DAVID: Band 2,3,4, Orchestra 2,45 Student Council 35 Thespians 3,45 Junior Pla 5 Senior Play: Kavalkade5 Swingsters 2,3,4. KINSCH, JANICE: Junior Classical League 3,45 G.A.A. 45 Junior Play5 Chorus 2. KNIGHT, MAURICE: General Course. ROW TWO: KRIEBEL, JUDY: Kayettes 2,35 Choir 2,45 Junior Play Stage Crew. KUHNS, LINDA: Secretarial Course, ,LaFORTE, WILFRED: General Course. LAIRD, ROY: Spanish Club 25 Junior Play5 Kavalkade 35 D.E Club 4. LAMB, KARON: Skilgdma Pi 2,3,4, D.E. 4. ROW THREE: LAY, ALFRED: Key Club 3,45 Kaval- kade 2,45 Swimming 2,3,4. LESTER, MARYB LE: Kayettes 2,35 D.E. 45 G.A.A. 2. LEWIS, PHYLLIS ANN: Junior Classical League 3.4, Kayettes 2,3,45Ti11ies 3,45 G.A.A. 2,3,4. LEWIS, WHITNEY: Baud 2,3,4, 4Drum.Major 3,4,g Kavalkade 2,3,4. LOCKE, RICHARD: Golf 2,3,4. ROW FOUR: LONDON, MARILYN: Si ma Pi 2,3,4, Tillies 3,45 Kay- ettes 2, 3,45 Spanish Club 3,45 Band 2, 3,45 Robed Choir 3,45 Senior P1ay5 History Club fPresidentJ5 Sta e Production 35 Student Council 35 Kavalkade 2,3,45 Safety Club 45 Girls' Triple Trio 3,4. LOWRANCE, JEAN: Kayettes 5,35 Robed Choir 3,45 Kavalkade 2,3,45 Publications 45 D.E. Club 4. LOW, JEAN: G.A.A 2,3,4, fVice-President 315 Drum Corps 3.4, fDrum Major 41: Junior Red Cross 25 Kayettes 2,3,4, COn Board 2,3,g Kavalkade 2,3,45 Football Queen Attendant 45 Robed Choir 3,45 Student Council 25 Sigma P1 2,3,4. MARANG, LARRY: C.I.O. 4. LUSK, RONNIE: Spanish Club. 'SQ ,ag-I J DO You REMEMBER-- 5 Q E one dark night Suzanne Stoner ,Q s and Dave Kinderfather were W arked--out in front of Su's house--when Miss Cabbell, A at 1 I Miss Crawford went by--wasn't Q' ,, If F it awful. N......n A -v.- ' rf' , x .3 Aa FQ , ' . s ' l -i' 41: i . 5 f J if '- 'l W .5 is .3 A 'WN a Q . 82 K 1' L ...Lf 1,','g ' I 9-df' Quiolw DO YOU REMEMBER-- when Nisha Unsell was perched on a stool in orchestra Q junior high1, had one note in a piece. took a heavy cut at the bass drum-missed-fell! MARTIN, JIM: Kavalkade 29 Swimmtng Team 2 3 C I O Club 4 Student Council 2 3 MAVERS BETTE Tillies 3 4 fTreasurer 41g G.A.A. 4. MAXSON, CONNIE Transfer from Edna 3 Pep Club 2 Glee Club 2 Class President Z Student Council 45 Sigma Pi 3,45 Kayettes 3,4 Tillres 4 Drum Corps 2 Robed Choir 3 4 fPres1dent 41 Senior Play Junior Play Kavalkade 3,4g Thespians 3,4g Stage Production 4 ROW TWO MAXSON DOUG Football 2 3 4 Basketball Z Band 2 3 Kavalkade 2,3. MAYES, ERNEST: Football 3 Track 2 3 Junior Red Cross 2 McCAUSLAND BRENDA G A A 2 3 4 Kayettes 2,3,4g Student Council 23 Junior Red Cross 2 3 4 Art Club 4 MCCLELLAND CAROL Kayettes 2 3 Robed Choi 3 4 fSecretary 415 Madrigal 3,4g Spanish Club 2 3 Orchestra 2 3 4 Kavalkade 2 3 4 Football Queen Attendant 4 Pub licatlons 4. MCCOOL, GLORIA: Chorus 2 3 ROW THREE MCCORD DON Debate 2 3 Junior Play Senior Play Thes plans 4g History Club 2g Chorus 2. MCFERRIN DON Robed Choir 3 4 Swimmin Team 2 3 4 Ke Club 2 3 4 QL1eu tenant Governor 3, President 415 Kavalkade 2 3 4 Thespians 4 Senior Play Orc estra 2 Madrlga s 3 4 MCKELLIPS JOHNNIE: Mechanic Course. MCINTOSH MARY G A A 2 3 4 Kayettes 4 Chorus 2 3 4 MEDSKER BECKY Kayettes 2 3 G.A.A. 2,3,4g Sigma Pi 23 Student Council 3 4 QReporter 41 D E 4 fH1stor1an1 Kavalkade 3 Publications 4 Junior Red Cross 3,4. ROW FOUR: MIRANDA TONY Football 2 4 Basketball 2 Track 3 MOHLER CAROL Band 2 3 Drum Corps 3,4g Kayettes 2,3,4g Kavalkade 2 3 4 Junior Red Cross 2 Junior Play Thespians 3 4 fVlCC Pres1dent1 Sen tor Play Crew. MOOMAW, JO: Kayettes 2 G A A 2 3 4 D E Club 4 Publications 4 ROW ONE: MANGELS, DON: D.E. 3g K lk d 2 3 4 MANLEY r 5 :sail ' EEF -'Lf 's 4' ,ag wa . Cl ,s.. ' XJ' . f 0103 X Ti u-4 -s' ---- 2 K N-:Q off '59 3 DO YOU REMEMBER-- Q I , in the ninth grade how Bruce A 9 Scott wouldn't fit in a band ' ' jacket so they gave him a sweater from a few years back. 391' fquite a few years2 ROW ONE: MOON, BOB: Band 2,3,4, fCo1or Guard 225 Swingsters 2.3.45 Orchestra 3,45 Clarinet Quartet 3,45 Woodwind Quintet 2,3,45 Spanish Club 3.4, fVice-President 425 Junior Play5 Kavalkade 2.3.4. MOON, JUANITA5 Transfered from Chanute 35 Drum Corp 25 Pep Club 25 F.H.A. 25 Art Club 45 Kayettes 4. MULLER, FRED: Ke Club 45 Football 3.4. Y MUMMERT, BETH: Silggna P1 2.3.45 Junior Classical League 45 Tillies 3.4, fSecretary 425 Kayettes 2,3. MURRAY, JOHN- NY: General Course. W TWO: NEAL, MADELEINE: Transfered from Denver, Colorado 35 Latin Club 2,35 Thespians 3- - - ' , G.A.A. 3, All School Show 3. NICKEL, DONNA: D.E. Club 45 Robed Choir 3,45 Kavalkade 3.4. NICOLAS, CAL- VIN: Kavalkade 2,3,45 Junior Red Cross 2.3.45 Football 2,35 Track 2. NITZ, ANNIE: Kayettes 2.3.45 Kavalkade 2,3,45 Publications 45 Robed choir 3,45 Student Council, fAlternate 325 Annual Staff. NORFLEET, RONNIE: Key Club 2,3,4, ROW THREE- NUTTER JUDY' Tillies 3 4 fCheer1eader 3 42 Si ma Pi 2 3 4 Ka ettes 2 3 4 B d M b . . . .. .1 g .,g y ...Coat emer3,425 Spanish Club 2,3,4, G.A.A. 2.3.45 Orchestra 2.3.45 Student Council 3. OLINGER, DON: General Course. OLSON, JUNE: Transfered from Altamont, Kansas 35 Y-Teens 25 F.B.L.A. 25 Pep Club 25 Kayettes 35 G.A.A. 3,45 Band 2,3. PENNINGTON, SAM: Football 2,45 Track 2,3,4, fCo-Captain 425 Sigma Pi 2.3.45 F.F.A. 2.3.45 Debate 35 Student Council 2.4, CSergeant-at-Arms 4, Alternate 22. PITTS, LARRY: Football 2,35 Basketball 2,35 Track 2,35 King Kay 2. ROW FOUR: POOL, SAUNDRA: G.A.A. 35 Kayettes 2,3,45 Tillies 35 Junior Red Cross 2,3,4, Spanish Club 35 Junior Play. PORTER, LESTER: General Course. POWELL E - - ' . J RRY. Spanish Club 2.3, Thespians 3,45 Junior Play5 D.E. Club 4, fTreas- urer 42. I ROW ONE: PURCELL, MARJORIE: G.A.A. 2,33 Orchestra 2,33 Band 2g Drum Corps 3,4, Kavalkade 2,3,43 Publications 4g Sigma Pi 2,3,43 Kayettes 2,3,43 Spanish Club 43 Student Council 4, QAlternate 21: Junior Red Cross Council 2,3,43 Wood wind Quintet 2,33 Safety Club 43 Annual Staff 4. QUINN, LA DONNA: G.A.A. 3,4. REED, MAXINE: Junior Red Cross 23 Spanish Club 2.3. ROW TWO: RENZ, DAVID: Sigma Pi 33 Band 2,3,43 Junior Classical League 3,43 Kavalkade 3,4. REPLOGLE, SHIRLEY: General Course. REYNOLDS, ELIZABETH: General Course. RICHARD ON, PAT: Kayettes 2,3,4Q Kavalkade 3,43 Safet Club 4 ROBERTSON RICHARD Publications 43 Sta e Crew 4. ROW THREE ROBINSON, MARY y . , : g : - DEL: Band 2,3,4, fVice-President 413 Basketball Queen 33 Robed Choir 3,43 Madri als 43 Kayettes 2,3,43 Kavalkade 2,3, 43 G.A.A. 23 Si ma Pi 2,3,4, fBoarcl Member 313 Junior Classical Lea ue 2,3,43 Student Council 2.3, fAlternate 413 Tillies 2,3,4, fgheerleader 3,4Jg Junior Red Cross 23 Junior Play. ROSE, WILLIE: Football 3,43 Track 3,4. ROYAL, BAR- BARA: G.A.A. 23 Student Council 43 Spanish Club 4. RUTTER, HELEN: Sigma Pi 2,3,43 G.A.A. 4. RUTLEDGE, CHAR- IDTTE: Drum Corp 3,43 Kayettes 2,3,43 G.A.A. 2,3,43 Debate 23 Orchestra 2,33 Junior P1ay3 Stage Crew 4g Thespians 43 Stage Production 23 Kavalkade 2,3,43 Sophomore Class President. ROW FOUR: SANCHEZ, JOHNNY: D.E. Club 4. SAND RS. JACQUELYN: General Course. SAPPENFIELD, JANICE ANN: Thespians 43 Stage Crew 33 Senior Play3 Kayettes 2,3,43 Spanish Club 2,3,43 G.A.A. 2,3,4, fVice-President 413 Drum Corp 3,43 Orchestra 2,43 Student Council 3,4, fAlternate 4J3 Secretary Senior Class. SAVAGE, FRED: C.I.O. Club 43 Auto Mechanics 3. SEGER, CARL RICHARD: Foot- ball 2,3,43 Basketball 23 Track 2,3,4. O p. 4-Q h DO YOU REMEMBER-- h T e sloppy jeans, Daddy's s irts, .V and cowbeus at me football 9-li. ga mes in junior high? 'E 5'0- Ii QQ. 'S X Q xi' K If S, v 1-4. 3 1 3 , fm' W 3' , ROW ONE: SCHICI-ITLE, HENRY: Student Council 2,3,4, QAlternate 215 Key Club 3,45 Football 2,45 Basketball 45 Publi- cations 45 Senior Class President. SCHULZ. JUDY: Transfered from Ault, Colorado 35 Pep Club 2,35 Choir 35 Triple Trio 35 F.H.A. 25 Junior Play: Annual Staff 2,35 Student Council 3. SCOTT, BRUCE: Student Council 3,4, CVice-President 31 Robed Choir 3,4, fVice-President 415 Madrigals 3,45 Key Club 2,3,45 Football 2,3,4, CCO-Captain 415 Baskefbal12,3,45 Track 2,3,45 Kavalkade 2,3,45 Orchestra 25 Publications 4. ROW TWO: SCOTT, MARY: Junior Red Cross 3,45 Sta e Crew 3. SHADE, ETHEL: General Course. SHADEBERG, JOE: Football 25 Student Council, CAlternate 215 C.I.O., gPresi- dent 31. Sl-IELTON, DAVID: Football 35 Debate 2. SIMON, ROBERT: Band 2,3,45 Orchestra 2,35 Kavalkade 3. ROW THREE: SKIDMORE, JIM: Band 2,3,45 Junior Play5 Senior Play: Kavalkade 2,45 Thespians 45 Publications 4. SKINNER, LENORA: G.A.A. 2,3,4, fPoint Keeper 3, President 415 Kayettes 2,35 Sigma Pi 25 Junior Red Cross 2,35 Tillies 3,45 Spanish Club 35 Student Council, fAlternate 41. SMITH, BILL: Football 2. SMITH, DELBERT: Sigma Pi 2,3,45 Band 2,3, 45 Basketball 25 Kavalkade 2,3,4, SMITH, JERRY: Swimrnin 2,3,45 Key Club 2,3,45 Robed Choir 45 Publications 45 Kavalkade 4. ROW FOUR: SMITH, LINDA LOU: Kayettes 2,55 Junior Play: G.A.A. 45 Spanish Club 4. SMITH, RONNIE: Junior Red Cross 2,3,4. SMITH, SANDY: S?ma Pi 2, 3,4, CReporter 31, Kayettes 2,3,4, fTreasurer 3, Secretary 415 Tillies 3,4, CPresident 415 Stage Crew 3,45 tudent Council 35 Junior Classical League 3,4, CConsu141. SOLES, HAROLD: Publications 4. SPRAGUE, BRYSON: Robed Choir 35 Kavalkade 4. of, 'EQ 5: 'I' DO You REMEMBER-- 5 5 Q' when Freddy Muller was walking -r ' 5 CT' around singing All I Want For ' Christmas Are My Two Front ,F M Teeth? fffk .-L if . 4 fl, 4'g fir i wr are fr Q . 5 f.lf ,,g .Ii 5 If .4 , I ,Q 'Ji yp 5 1 Tj' CR V -0 5. Cl. ' S ' 'iff 4'---s W X A .,, if 'QQ-ll! . , E was - V NP 5 'if r 5' QA ,X A, V...vIEVb r ? Q37 ? 7 I 1 ,ff ? ny 'Q W . -is ....---'fi rw. f '- an Z . vw . ,,.,.... - V 6- 17' IK: .li 75,1 :V , 1 Q 2 x ' 9 Q'-QW' S, N Q f 'V' 1 WJ -.Q nfl .Y 'Q' DO YOU REMEMBER-- Please keep the empty pop bot- Q . 5 tles in their cases or we will have -- I f-'- . f 5 to remove the pop machine, stated Mr. Benefiel often in our three year stay at the junior institution. , , uma-af fa' wg: , 1 ROW ONE: SPRAGUE, BERNA: General Course. STAPLETON, RITA RAE: Kayettes 2.3.45 Robed Choir 3.45 Art Club 45 Stage Production 45 Madrigalians 3.45 Kavalkade 2,3.4. STATON, SANDI: Drum Corps 3,45 Si ma Pi 2.3,45 Kayettes 2, 3,45 Spanish C1ub'45 Junior Red Cross 45 Robed Choir 3.4, fAccompanistJ: Junior Play5 Seniorilay Crew5 Thespians 45 Kavalkade 3.4. STONER. SUZANNE: Tillies 2.3.4, QCheer1eader 2,3,4,g Annual Staff5 Kayettes 2,3,45 Sigma Pi 2.3.45 Kavalkade 3,45 Junior P1ay5 Senior Play5 Robed Choir 3,45 Junior Classical Lea ue 3.4, fSecretary-Treasurer 415 Thespians 45 Student Council, QAlternate 315 Publications 45 Safety Club 4. STOUT, JOHEINY: Football 4. ROW TWO: STROUD, ALVIA: Art Club 3.4, fSecretary 415 Stage Production 3,45 Kayettes 2.35 Kavalkade 3. STUBBLEFIELD, ROYCE: Track 2, 3. SULLIVAN, TERRY: Swimming Team 2,35 Kavalkade 2,3,4. TEEHEE. ALFRED: GeneralCourse. TEEHEE, DANNY: Robed Choir 3,4: Madrigalians 3.45 Football 2.3.45 Track 2,35 Kavalkade 3.4. ROW THREE: TEMPLE, JANICE: Kayettes 2.3.45 Band 2.3,45 G.A.A 2.3.45 Publications 4. THARP. DIANA: Robed Choir 3.45 Thespians 3,45 Junior Play5 Senior Playg Kayettes 2.3.45 Drum Corps 3,4, fVice-President 455 Band 25 Orchestra 35 Junior Classical League 3,45 Kavalkade 3,4, THOMAS, JERRY: Football 2.3.45 Track 2.3. THOMPSON, JACKIE: Mechanics Course. THO BERRY. RAYMOND: Mechanics Course. ROW FOUR: THURSTON, WILSON: Basketball 2.3.41 Football 2.3.45 Track 2.3.4. TOLIVER. BILL: General Course. TONGIER, STEVE: Thespians 3,45 Junior Play: Art Club 45 Football 2.3.45 Track 2. ROW ONE: WHICKER, HELEN: CTransfer Lenapah 3, F.I-l.A. 24 Choir 23 Basketball 2j, Kayettes 3,4. WILSON, LEONARD: Football 3,4g Track 3,4. WISE, KAREN: Kayettes 2,3,4g Sigma Pi 2,35 Tillies 3g Kavalkade 2, Senior Play, QStage Crewj ROW TWO: WISHALL, KATHLEEN: G.A.A. 4. WITTNER, ATHALEEN: General Course. WRIGHT, JOAN: Si ma Pi 2.3, 45 Kayettes 2,3g Robed Choir 3,4g Kavalkade 3,4. ZEIGLER, DONALD: D.E. 4. ZEIGLER, RONALD: F.F.A. 54. ECW THREE: PRIDDY, HUGH: Graduated Summer Of '58, QMIORS ' DO YOU REMEMBERU ' the senior slumber parties which were usually followed by p.j. parades at 2:00 in the morning. 'QUT' Y ?N fs. .ty hs oJ ef. -.' akxwif will fc 'E ' Glasswtllz J ... I. Judy Schulz. leave my Dodge to anyone who can afford to keep it in good running condition .... We, Sandi Staton and E ith Easton, leave our abil- , -- ex ity to tell stories and jokes to Miss Crawford, Miss Q Keller, and Mr. Burchinal...I, Jim Skidmore, leave 3, L CHS, I hope. . .I, Jean Low, leave my bottle of sun- sp' 'yt bleach to Linda Hargrove. . .I, Julie Janinet, leave '45 my great chemistry ability to Bruce Hall. . . I, Henry Schichtle, leave my sports-writing ability to John S Conway. . . We, Tony Hoffman and Nish Unsell, -at leave our parking places to Larry Benjamen and Mary Lou Runyan. . . I, Carol Allcorn, leave my legs to 'next year's Senior play. . . I, Saundra Pool, leave my ability to keep boys on the string to anyone cap- ab e. . . We, the Seniors, leave our ine parties to the Sophomores fthe only ones able to carry onj. . . I, Steve Braschler, leave my solid geometry book JANICE SAPPENFIELD to Mrs. Eckhardt, who needs it worse than I do. . . I, Nancy Edmondson, leave my swimming ability to the ducks. . .I, Charlotte Rutledge, leave my little HENRY SCHICHTLE feet to Sam Beam. . . I. R31Ph Gaflafld. leave my President Roach Qwhat's left of itj to Mr. Sappenfield's journal- JULIE JAMINET ism classes to make trips to the Journal, However, I also leave the responsibility and trouble 'of keeping it running. . . We, Ronnie Norfleet and Syd Hodges, leave our ability to get along to Carol Barber and Stan Eli. . . I, Terry Sullivan, leave my hot Pontiac to my little brother, Robert. . . I, Wilson Thurston, leave my height to Bobby Miller.. . I, Jerry Thomas, will my dancing shoes to anyone at Teen Town who needs them. . . I, Nisha Unsell, leave my hair ribbons to CHS to put in the trophy case in memory of me. . We the Drum Corps wishing the new band uniforms were ours, will our unif- forms'P'?'Pto next year s group hoprn that the stitches will hold long enough for them to perform next year and thereafter I Don McCord leave r Burchinal and the broken stage props to next year ssenror play cast I Bruce Scott leave my ability to bother eople to anyone who wants it I Carol McCelland leave Doug so keep your mitts o f I Doris Foster leave my driving Ability to Johnny Charlesworth I Suzanne Stoner leave my dad in a state of confusion at Secretary Vice-President -4 Class Pwplwcg 5wl f Looking deep into the misty depths of Madame Magoo s crystal we see revealed th future of some of the class o 59 The first figure to push through the in the years to come curtain of clouds rs that of Dr James Skidmore working late 111 his laboratory at Harvard He 5 demonstrating to his assistants Jim Courtright and Kenneth Ford on how to build an atom particle Here comes a figure on a dead run her skirt flying why rt s head nurse Jean Low making her deadly fpardon me I mean her dail J bed pan run Oops' she tripped' but here are two familiar figures helping her up They re nurses Brede oft and Allen Arthur Murray has gone bankrupt due to the increasing popularity of the Alfred Lay Dance Studios A college campus rs takin shape now The campus of Oklahoma State here comes two old grads of CHS Jim Cramer and Janice Sappenfiel Janice is now a professor 1n architecture, while Jim 1S head of the drafting depart ment A fabulous winning two man team of Jerry Kepner and Les Van Wrnkle has hit the pro basketball world Marjie Purcell and Brenda McClausland are running the largest and most popular Lonely Heart column Ronnie Costin has become the nation s most popular combo artist He has a different type of combo all girls Marilyn London on the flute Janice Temple on drums Mary Warburton on piano Janice Englund on bass and Judy Jones on clarinet Jean Lowrance has reached her height she s teaching advanced mathematics at West Point in the morning and lecturing at Annapolis in the afternoon If you look even closer you can see Becky Medsker teaching the boys gym class Royce Stubblefleld is the new typing teacher Butch Vowell 1S the new xgggqt X director of the To Tell the Truth TV program and Darrell Cornelius is running an old folks home Annie Nrtz now Mrs Jack Alwood is the proud mother of quintuplets , 2 ' . .' qw S f ll - 'yr I - . 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'L44 Q1-1:1.QX Lb ' ' 1 are . 4- f Zi' -Z-660' Qdifq-ff 1-Z,vx-iffy I ff 7 ' A iw vwf -, ., , 1 M KJ Lf-vaLn.z,4f -444 ' f 1 14,6 fa MQW WM, ZLQM Z 3 Q 250 wg.-Q 'T-3 ,gi iii 8 Ei gi-:. as! 222' li if V7 K Z f 6 X , 1 7 fa, D W M 35 . ,L Svwlwf UWM 2442013 iii is 1 s Q0 ROW ONE Nancy Davenport Mary Ann Warburton, Barbara Bredehoft, Julie Jaminet, Marilyn London, Marydel Robinson Jean Low Judy Nutter, Sharon Carter, Nana Collins. ROW TWO: Virginia Mullen. Sharon Alvey Melinda Hall Doris Foster, Judy Jones, Edith Easton, Sandy Smith, Beth ummert, Joan Wright Karyl Harvey Joyce Beck, Tonnie Butcher. ROW THREE: Elizabeth Seaton, Margie , J Norfleet Carol Park Helen Butter Jolene Cooper, Jan Kloehr, Judy Herriman, Caroline Carns, Linda Smith Marilyn Kuhns Eileen Warner Phyllis Edwards. ROW FOUR: Naomi Walker, Tonn Bagby, Chuck Lynn Phil Dunbar Mike Lewark, David Martin, Eddie Seaton, Carolyn Moore, S irley Duck- worth Barbara Green ROW FIVE Bruce Witherspoon, Gene Hunt, Mike Renz, Danny Myers, Edward Haynes Joseph Clouse John Van Winkle, Kaye Karstadt. ROW SIX: Jim Courtright, Suzanne Stoner, Terry Powell Steve Clark Jim Liddell, Jim Harris, Judy Baber. ROW SEVEN: Jim Mahaffy, Delbert Sigma Pi, the honorary scholastic organization, was one of the largest groups in C.H.5. next to Kayetteg and G,A,A, A student must maintain a 3. 5 grade average during the ninth grade and three years of senior high to remain in this club. An initiation of new members, Christmas party, March meeting, spring picnic and final program honoring the senior members and their parents were among the activities of this year. The sponsors for Sigmia Pi were: Miss Mulliken, Head Sponsorg Mrs. Cape, Miss Crawford, Mr. Mason, Miss Johnson, and Mrs. Diggs. A , .W s ff.. ,lf I . 1 7 Thomas, Mike Renz. rc. A. Andy Mccwe The Student Council represents the entire student body. Each homeroom elects a representative and an alternate. The main objective of the Student Congress is to back all movements of good citizenship, show visitors over the buil ing, suggest improvements, and consider questions concerning school welfare and work to maintain harmony and good will among all students. This year's Student Council was headed by: President, Barbara Bredehoftg Vice-President, Doug Scherer, Secretary-Treasurer, Karen Bafusg Sergeant- at-Arms, Sam Pennington, and Reporter, Beck Medsker. The sponsor, Andy McClure, supervised alllthe Council projects. The Major project this year was compiling a handbook of 'rules and regulations of our school. Courtesy Week and W.P.A. Week were also planned and conducted V . . . . . ROW ONE: Regina Meredith, Sue Montague, Lue Higgins, Linda Hargrove, Sherry Chastain, Sharon Carter, Nancy Davenport, Sandy Blevins. ROW TOW: Connie Maxson, Marjie Purcell, Sharon Alvey Lenora Skinner, Judy Baber, Donna Beam, Carol Lake, Mary Lou Lewis, Jolene Cooper. ROW THREE Karen Bafus, Becky Medsker, Janice Sappenfield, Sarah Haines, Marydel Robinson, Pat Burghart, Janice Englund, Deborah Oard, Darla Pool. ROW FOUR: Clark Skinner, Ronnie Holman, Jeff Weinberg Ron Murphy, Bill Peterson, Sam Pennington, Barbara Royal, Eleise Estus, Joann Dlnn. ROW FIVE: Doug Sherer, Alvin Kemmerer, Jim McGinnis, John Conway, Jerry Boles, Henry Schichtle, Gerald Springer, Gordon Howard, Rand Kinnick, Kenneth Ford. ROW SIX: Fred Decker, Bob Templer, Mike Lewark, Robert Sulliven, Bruce Hall, Richard Hanna, Bruce Scott, Emory l-leahy, Steve Clark, Kenny b the Student Council members. The representatives were divided into the Barbara Bfedehgff , , , president se . . . . ven committees. social, policy, assembly, handbook, scrapbook, Karen Bafus , Sec,-etary-Treasu,-er and Service- Doug Scherer . . Vice-President 'll ll' Ill Ill Ill Ill .HW . mmf If X' vi DO YOU REMEMBER The millions of dedications on the 690 club? ROW ONE: Mary Ann Warburton, Elizabeth Seaton, Sandy Smith, Jean Low, Joyce Beck, Elaine Warner. ROW TWO: Miss Crawford, Miss Cabbell, Melinda Hall, President, Kenny Kay Bonham, Mrs. Rush. Mrs. Eckhardt. ROW THREE: Marilyn Morrow, Mar- jorie Norfleet, Jan Kloehr, Phyllis Goodman, Darla Pool, Barbara Bredehoft. G.A.A The Girls Athletic Association is an organization to promote sportsmanship health eadership, and the enjoyment of participating in many activities This year 80 girls took part in the following sports: Basketball Volleyball and owling. The annual Play-day was held at Pittsburg in November Three basketball earns were chosen to play in the City Recreation League The club was headed by President, Lenora Skinner Vice President Janice Sappen Secretary-Treasurer, Phyllis Culver, Point Keeper Judy Baber and Scrapbook Gillette. The club is sponsored by Miss Keller, Physical Education teacher An receiving 60.0 points during the year recieves a school letter with G A A on it. The girls who have earned a letter for 3 years receive a pin instead of letter L.. w ill ROW ONE: Virginia Miller, Carol Lake, Doris Foster, Becky Medsker, Marilyn London, Barbara Bredehoft, Sue Turgon, Polly Clouse, Diana Crosson, Richard Roberson, John Conway. ROW TWO: Marjorie Purcell, Donna Beam, Suzanne Stoner, Mary Ann Warburton, Sarah Haines, Pat Buster, Patti Hester, Phyllis Lewis, Wanda Rae, Kenneth Ford, Larry Erne. ROW THREE: Phil Dunbar, Mary Lee Carson, Diana Tharp, Carol Allcorn, Jim Courtri ht, Dann 8 Y Myers, John Buster, Don Olinger, Mr. Sheffler. The Teen-age Safety Club of Field Kindley High School was organized in November of 1958 with Mr. Sheffler as its sponsor. The officers were Phil Dunbar, President, Richard Robertson, Vice-President, and if Diana Crosson, Secretary-Treasurer. The club's purpose is to promote safety among the teen-agers and adults. Some of the projects which the undertook were helping in the safety check lanes, sponsoring an assembly on safe driving, and washing windshields as an act of courtesy to motorists. Although this is the Safety C1ub's first year, it was found to be very worth while. r sf ,4f,:fy f - xx. X vw., - ' f 'Y ' f N v 'Iva i its ff' S. ., x Xi: 'P' 3' to B , A 'f Af 0, v ff JOHN Cl-IARLESWORTH BARBARA KELLER HELEN GLASER The Junior Red Cross Council' of Field Kindley sponsored the Junior Red Cross enrollment in all the schools in Coffeyville. They also served as nurses aides and t pists at the Red Cross Bloodymobile and sponsored an all-student participation in the Red Cross first aid and water safety programs, Approximately 180 girls and boys received first aid certificates and 75 girls and boys received swimming certifi- cates. QXOR J. lx 2 E U 'L 43 Rl' r W W , Y SEATED: Patty Buster, Treasurer, Frank Reed, Vice-Chair- man Sue Tur on Chairman Mike Lewark Vice Chairman, Gloria Heidengan, Secretary. ROW TWO: Betty Prince, Linda Buster, Mary Lee Carson, Bobby Beard, Fred Smoot, Mary Burghart, Barbara Bredehoft, Sharon LaForte. ROW THREE: Kathy Powell, Naomi Walker, QCity Schools Acci- dent Recorderj, Francie Koon, Diane Dulin, Charlotte Smith, Margie Purcell, Nisha Unsell, Elaine Wilkus. fNot in picture-Saundra Poolj. is 'N f -it A X-ull' KX. The Tornado Tillies Pep and Service Club of Field Kindley has been organized since 1928 and is spon- sored by Miss Helen Glaser. Their uniforms are purple jumpers and purple and gold jackets with the cheer- leaders in purple uniforms with gold emblems. The special event for this year was the 30th Anniversary Reunion About 300 old and new Tillies were present at this Festival i l Chee - 'iv' 1 '25 i Suza e l a,O The many activities of the Tillies were pep rallies March of Dimes Tag Day, ushering at school plays, coronation of basketball-football track queens, spon- sors of the coronation dances, attendance at athletic games, and bus trips. Their social activities included a Christmas party, an Easter program, initiation, the Annual Reunion, and the Senior Farewell. iq li X-4 ff XX I ,r ll 1 Se ' ,sl 50 ,I 'Mr 14 A ROW ONE: Richard Gilman Grady Young Jim Enlie Jim Wishall Jod ' ' ' . ' 1 . ' , y Keene, Archie Walt , J L ' , T 50215, Tg3nlyrlnC1rk.1ROW TWO: Freud Deaton, Dana Collins, Charles Madron, Bob Cowan, Dalelll-lantirghuinvallier, clgrybron Rs el-Yg ah Emp Cr. Billy' Waltrip, Jim Davis, Charles Loomis, Jim Bever. ROW THREE: Jerry Coble, David Griffin FOSUR me e0U?fd KIZZIIC. Steve Smllh. Bllly Graham, Jim Bond, Billy Keeton, Jack Hill, David Robison. ROW Io n an Wrnkle Alan Ame Sam Pennrn ton Clifford Reeves Carroll Gatlin Leslie Van 1 'Q - vw, A 0 eo,-,n-1'1o ve X QA' X 1 e9 s AFA, D --,T :4 D C 4- S k ' U60 Ulu .f PFA ln October forty members of the chapter attended one day of the National F F A, Con- ' c 11 at Chanute and were the host chapter for the Southeast Kansas F F A Meats Judging School and Contest The following members exhibited Livestock at the Interstate Fair and Rodeo in Au ust. Steve Smith- Hampshire Market Pig placed 4th Charles Madron-third Darel Kimbre - second' Ronald Zeigler-lamb placed second Clifford Reeves-first Alan Amey-first, Jac Hill-fourth George Vaughn-second- Carroll Gatlin and Jim Davis- Hampshire Fat Lamb, Lewis Here ord Heifer Calvin Nicolas Hampshire Market Pig Freddie Mueller Ayrshire Heifer Hoiuday- Eldred Harrisfmvisor. Y' g ' ' ' Wnkle' R-a1Ph Eg. 1:5 o o o Z,d7i f'X '3'- vention at Kansas City. They also attended the Southeast Kansas F,F,A, Leadership Scho f K, 44 x . . . ' ' T .s . N . ' . . . . . NX ' ' 1 1 X 5 , 4 3 n 1 1 5 7' 5 1? n 5 G. I. O. Also this year the had their Parent and Son Banquet participated 1n the District Land and Dairy Judging sc ools and went to the inter scholastic and State F F A Convention at Manhattan. The following boys were elected officers for the year 1958-59: Leslie Van Winkel, president: Ralph Hol iday, vice-president: Lloyd Burdick, secretary: Roy Wagner, treasur Bob Cowan, reporter: and Carroll Gatlin, sentinel. Three of their members, Sam Pennington, Bob Cowan, and Roy Wagner, and applica for scholarships and degrees at Kansas State. Byron Head placed third- David Rovison-Steer placed fourth Bob Templer-fourth: Jim e n ROW ONE: Larry Marang, Jim wisely, Joe Schadeberg, Jim Elder, Fred Savage. ROW TWO: Dean Adams, Jim Martin, Ronnie Hikder randt, Richard Seger, Larry Pitts Carl Bierbrodt, Instructor, George Koon. The C.I, O. Co-operative Industrial Organization, is a new club in the Trac Sc ool, co-ordinated by Mr. George Koon, This two-year course, offered to students from 16 through college, 3511: is a type of training simi ar to the apprentice plan, in that the employer provides the work station where the student learns the necessary skills under supervision of a journeyman. The members of the club are given jobs by local employers and earns his grade from the emp oyer. 1 4+- ' DO You REMEMBER all the big knock- down, drag-out rnoney-making campaigns for the Junior high Santa Claus float? Y X- xQN -now, A 1-if . -4 C , K +' Loo , Q X ii -i -SZ' ' IQ X sS E1 3 S QC Q, :tl ... 5-411 A1 xr X W, 5 -f NU' ,fu 'A Cb!! . s XNTC N 6 e P Xlxx K itll.. S N ROW ONE: Juanita Moon, Alvia Stroud, Sharron Buzard, Merlene Kincheloe, Blanche Vest, Elaine Warner, ROW TWO: Instructor Mary Greer, Barbara Starr, Sue Montague, Vicki Meadows, Cathy Higgins, Rita Rae Staple- ton, Helen Wlse. ROW THREE: Sam Burge, Aundra Johnson, Naomi Walker, Brenda McCaus- land, SancIZBlevins, Richard Kidwell, an Gruber. ROW FOUR: Denny McClung, Steve Tongier, Floyd Graham, David Deetz. ROW ONE: Oliver Webber, Sponsor, Eddie Seaton, Doug Scherer, David Schichtle, Richard Hanna, Terry Powell, Don McFerrin, President, Tim Wettack. ROW TWO: Bruce Hall, Ron Murphy, Alfred Lay, Mike Downey, Jerry Smith, Don Graves, Stan Eli. ROW THREE: Fred Muller, Ron Costin, Joe Dirago, Gordan Howard, Dale Warner, Tom Allen, Henry Schichtle, Ronnie Norfleet, Jim Cramer. fnot pictured Bruce ROW ONE: Jean Lowrance, Shirley Holderbaum, Barb- ROW TWO: Donna Nickel, Becky Medsker, Mary Jane Weimer, Sharon Kay Kauf- man, Jo Moomaw. ROW THREE: Freddie Bunch, Roy L Laird, Jerry Powell, Mary- belle Lester, Carolyn Jordan, John Sanchez. ROW FOUR: Instructor Mr. Karstadt. I ara Graham, Karen Lamb. 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Bob Moon Jan Kloehr Joyce Bec Robinson, Arthur Harrison, Mary Lou Lewis, Janice Unruh Laralea Johnston Lue ROW THREE: David Kinderfather, Doug Misch, Mike Holland Jim Skidmore M Tom Bagby, Virginia Raney, ROW FOUR: Delbert Smith Alfred Buffington David Ren Richard Hanna, Larry Delk, Bill Bishop, Bill Hulsey Gene Hunt Doug Scherer Lynn Bill Spears, Judy Baber, Wayne Nightengale, Hal Durr STANDING Drum Malor Whitney Lewis, Mary Warburton, Paula Stoner. these affairs. organizations for many miles around. MPJQR The officers who carried on for the year were President Darrel Cornelius DRUM Lewis Vice- President, Marydel Robinson, Secretary Nisha Unsell and Treasurer whlmey Ronnie Costin. ROW ONE: Bob Tyrell, Carol McClelland, Gary Spangler Glen Schneider ROW TW Brown, Edward Haynes, Gary Ewbanks, Mary Lou Lewis Bob Moon ROW THREE Car Faye Jacob, Phyllis Edwards, Jeff Weinberg, Gary Riedel Wayne Nightengale STAN Connie Lawrence, Nanc Daven ort Carol Keith Carol n Shelton Shirle Duckwort Y P - Bartholomew, Tonnie Butcher, Kay Karstadt. The biggest band in Field Kindley's history was led by Drum Major Whitney Lewis this year. The unit participated in many local and out of town events which included football game performances and the Band Day activities at Kansas Uhiversity. The roup appeared at all the pep assemblies of the year as well as most of the atqrletic events to add a great deal to the success of For the first time since 1946 the ba'nd members were togged out in new uniforms which makes the C,H. S. band one of the best dressed of such 'WNW v 1 x i A sr M D Comps The 25th year of Drum Corps, beginning with practice in June, started off for a :und of wonderful memories. With the expert and resourceful arrangement of Director Harvey Lewis, the corps Jntinued its tradition of outstanding marching and maneuvering at community affairs. The anniversary reunion banquet theme, appropriately Silver Stars, was ighlighted 1 the entrusting of the baton to the new drum major, Jan Kloehr. A record of 258 embers and alumnae were in attendance. The year was filled with experiences to be recalled as cherished memories to every um corps girl. IHEDULE FOR 1958-59---Aug. 28, Rodeo Parade.. .Sept. 1, Labor Day Parade. . .Oct. Flag-raising for Parsons Game. . .Oct. 10, Halftime Show for Ft. Scott game. . . Oct. , Fa 1 Opening at Nowata. . . Oct. 24, Juco Homecoming Parade. . . Oct. 31, Fla - isgig for Pittsburg Game. . . Nov. 1, Neewollah Parade at Independence. . . Dec. ig, tristmas Parade. Dec. 27, Annual Reunion Banquet. . .Jan. 10, Basketball drill at ilsa. . .Jan. 13, Basketball drill for Pittsburg game. . .Jan. 20, Basketball drill at 1anute. . . Mar, 4, Basketball drill at Iuco Regional Tournament. . .fwith possible late 'ing activities.J I ROW ONE: Barbara Bredehoft, Sandi Staton, Marilyn London, Annie Nitz, Carol McClellan, Vella Kaye Con Connie Maxson, Rita Raye Stapleton, Irene Holmes, Jewel Moon, Phyllis Goodman, Pat Burghart, Jean Low, Sarah Haines, Shara Lea Short Joan Wright, Edith Easton Mary Lee Carson, Suzanne Stone D' , , r, iana Tharp, Ulibarri, Joey Clouse, Fred Smoot, Tommy Rhinehart, Burce Scott, Steve Clark, Carroll Gatlin, Jim Ferguson Robed ' The Robed Choir, having 55 members and under the direction of Bill Shores, began their '58-'59 public appearances in the Thanksgiving assembly. Other activities included the Christ- mas and Easter assemblies, programs for several civic organizatoins, and the S. E, K. choir festival at Pittsburg. In Kavalkade the songsters were interwoven all through the program by singing for the various acts and dances. The officers for the year were: Connie Maxson, Presidentg Bruce Scott, Vice-President, and Carol McClelland, Secretary-Treasurer. mums, SEATED: Rita Rae Stapleton, Shara Lea Short, Edith Easton, Carol Mc- Clelland, Patti Powers, Marydel 3- Robinson. STANDING: Gary Jackson, Don McFerrin, Danny Teehee, Bruce Scott, Steve Clark, David Evitts. The Madrigalians, a selective group of Juniors and Seniors, are chosen from the Robed Choir, forming an a cappella group. They have appeared in the Christmas assembly, Kavalkade, Easter assembly, and for several civic clubs. Ma rigals were originally the popular music of the 16th Cenutry European ,courtsg however, the group also sings folk songs as well as sacred and secular music 1 X ' E Misch, Sharon Cook, Carol Allen, Eleise Estus, Marydel Robinson, Jean Lowrance. ROW TWO: MF- 5h0F9S. Johnson, Patti Powers, Helen Werbach, Margie Nortleet, Melinda Hall, Marilyn Morrow. ROW THREE: Connie Manley, Lee Ann Benefiel, Beverly Bird, Polly Clouse, Carol Moore. ROW FOUR: Jerry Smith, Jack Thompson, Stanton Eli, Don McFerrin, Danny Teehee, Bill Peterson, David Evitts, Gary Jackson. The vocal department has always had many active students. The beginning choirs do not perform but are a preparation for the other vocal organizations. Any student may join the beginning choirs while the Robed Choir and Madrigalians are selective groups. IIJ YOU REMEMB ER- How Mr. Shores' hair raised up when David Evitts sang the original words to Everything's Up-to-Date in Kan- sas City, which wasn't the planned version for Kavalkade? Q54-1 Q-Q, EH 'lf hx 7 Q W TWO: x Bill ok' 4 'Q ,, W. s. J N 'W Y-WH, V Agfa 4741! ,uni-Jin ? if Zuw plfiz Aki 14-:LZ 4.5 E 4.. '7?f47l I ni 1, I .f ...UZ- ! v aa: ' Irmmlml X- 'm llHl 'D I W A-4514.5 AL LZ G? c,ywf1+ U Q K Wk iii! ya fi? 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' .f J 1 . ,Z 4 f I .i,A.A.a.i Y 5 3-ff' ' .A -- AQ U --A -- K S '41 X I A7 I is 1 . - ,K if U 0 14 L4 ep Q F910-J 0 U' ' 1 ES' ROW ONE Mary Ann Abrams Terrell Ahre Sharon Akrns Mary Alexander Barry Allcorn ROW TWO Tom Allen Tony Allen, Mary Ann Allred Sharon Alvey Shrrley Alwood ROW THREE Alan Amey Judy Baber Tom Bagby Charrssa Baker Gary Baker ROW FOUR Carol Ann Barber Sammy Beam Bobby Beard Sharon Beatue Joyce Beck ROW I-IVE Larry Benjamrn Brenda Bever Hulen Bever Beverly Brrd B111 Brshop ROW SIX Manny Blaekett, John Blagg Donald Blarr Sandy Blevrns Steve Boehm ROW SEVEN Jerry Boles Lena Bollen Harry Bonham Evelyn Faye Boone DeLores Brannon, Larry Brom ley Paula Brown Darrell Bryant. ROW EIGHT Lors Buell Fred Bunch Henrretta Burrrs Nadrne Burrls Tonnre Butcher Barbara Cain Brenda Cameron Gena, Card ROW NINE: Joan Carpenter Lynn Carson Lloyd Chrrstmore Kenneth Church Danny Crllessen Charles Clark Steve Clark wi' uf-W J? yr .J As E f E C W ONE: Steve Cohenour, John Conway, James ook, Sharon Cook, Tony Cook. ROW TWO: John oons, Jolene Cooper, Jon Copeland, Vivian Cos- er, Madelyn Crawford. ROW THREE: Phyllis Cul- C ' m Arthur Cummisky, Dana Dannatt, Gail Gary Davidson. ROW FOUR: Gary Davis, mes Davis, David Deetz, Larry Delk, Steve ROW FIVE: Shirley Duckworth, Phil Dun- r, Glcc Dunn, Joann Dunn, Rosalie Dunn. ROW lifford Edgar, Stanton Eli, Larry Erne, Ernzen, Eleise Estus. ROW SEVEN: Veron xs, David Evitts, James Fangmeier, Martha on, Jim Ferguson, Patty Jo Ferguson, Gary , Leland Fouts. ROW EIGHT: William , Beverly Fugate, Daniel Fuller, Ronnie l .1 ., -J Nuff ,af . 9 1 Q f- n- 1 lb. , ...V 41 lk If-4 , -.','.', ,A.1.... ' I 'IL - -0 75. K ,I 5 C' ly f ff. sill .-Q Q--Q. fo 0. A r A .3 'a sr wg .. I L'-f G , ao-s ,V --' M. Q 40 ag -.Q 'U' srl? pn Qt at el gn' faifi un -.Q as 4-an fr 9, W tm film., AB fi. .mr nn- L, .5 v 1.5. 13- 73 x 'iw I ,mi O lindo, Dianna Galli, Donna Goodman, Phyllis G. , Jay Gott. Row NINE: Pat Gottschalk, 'Q ,Q ., '2 , J , - , on Graves, Eloise Green, Frankie Greenfield, , N.. 3 R -v L avid Griffin, Jan Griffin, Paul Hagood, Bruce Hall. vyfgy 'V ' 'S ' M,-F A J X . 5'-if J 1 Q , . o x -33 Q- 7 ' 3 A at x 'Q 'T ,- .,. --f Q, X wi ..- 'vf ' 'L' 4 'R C'-3' li 5fl7 .' --. I ' ' v rf 5, 2 Q fs N Af? ,ir ,ff I Q t sv .-.Tx Sf' ' fi 4 L C A ,M J, W 3 S '2r. - 1 ' at e it K R .. 1. A f ,A L f Q S jf? TN- 7 4 9 - s ,..f Z - - T tn' -...I f' Ai Z Wk rbv F 0+ mr .Q . 'D S 'Q' ' ' , ,As - ' I -' .nf , R 'iq 2 1 I AI 'il 1' . f ,Va as 2 XM iff? 0? Liga ,- vm f- 've 'IJ n' A r ,-7 . ,, , - --sa V '- ,Q-'15 if? 4-6 rf, iw .. I XV! J 'fir-:. ,- in ,J L 7 ce 4, I 1 fzr V an . g - 1 V E V .A . N. W. 35 ffm fr' f: - ' e an .L .::,, ' IP! N 'f 5 W s r u ,af I 'ff' . 6 ln XX 3 7 gg X ,3 gk V 4. '- v - ,,-. Q, -, 4 1 ' 1 ffm- ' X 6' , ,- -1: F ..- . J 230: A.-L,-ily Y' -sg. 7 -f Y: ROW ONE: Sharon Hall, Dale I-landshumaker, Rich ard Hanna, Steve Harris, Don Harvey. ROW TWO: Karyl Harvey, Shirley Hatfield, Edward Haynes, Paul Head, Jo Ann Heady. ROW THREE: Peggy Hemphill, Kathy Higgins, Lue Higgins, Sue Hig- gins, Larry Wright. ROW FOUR: Jack Hill, Mike Holland, Ralph Holliday, Tyrone Hollins, Ruth Hopkins. ROW FIVE: Perry Joe House, Gordon Ho- ward, Mike Howard, Nell Howard, Sue Hugo. ROW SIX: Gene Hunt, Steve Hurd, Raymond Jackson, Faye Jacob, Carol Jarrett. ROW SEVEN: Janice Jenkins, Amelia Johnson, Aundra Johnson, Danna Johnson, Laralea Johnston, Leon Johnson, Nellie Johnson, Ray Johnson, ROW EIGHT: Ronnie John- son, Walter Johnson, Karleen Jones, Kaye Karstadt, Beverly Kaufman, Marc Keirn, Wendell Kenoly, Jerry Kenworthy. ROW NINE: Judy Kepner, Rich- ard Kidwell, Larry Killion, Jean Kincheloe, Fred King, J.D. Kaiser, Bill Kistler, Leonard Kizzire. h ' :Q if Y' VV A MKS? gh Q H :VE V0 A tg 0 i X 01. N it 51 ua -i, , J r :I L'-1 kg-j, Q-:rt ' h I l I , M 1-Q-,f V if M V ,, V in 'vc' 4- 1 E ii 1- 4 Q. -I , r 1: f rv' if sdl' 'J' wr' Z ' i '60 011 ROW ONE: Jan Kloehr, Diana Lampe, Connie Law- rence, Jerry Lawrence, Emory Leahy. ROW TWO: Martha Jane Lee, Gene Lewman, Jim Liddell, John Kindesmith, Bob Lightstone. ROW THREE: Doug Livingston, Sonja Lyle, Charles Lynn, Sharon Madden, Ken Maggard. ROW FOUR: Virginia Mag- gard, Darrell Majors, Elaine Majors, Sharron Mann, Earl Maples. ROW FIVE: Patrick Martin, Eugene May, Franklyn McAfee, J.D. McCartney, Dennis McClung. ROW SIX: Beverly McDaniel, Idella Mc- Daniel, Sondra McGehee, Martha McKee, Martha Mehl. ROW SEVEN: Judy Ann Melton, Regina Mer- edith, Bob Merrill, Wilma Metzer, Bob Miller, Carol Miller, Ruth Mills, Martha Miranda. ROW EIGHT: Janet Misch, Susan Montague, Jewel Moon Carol Moore, Carolyn Moore, Marilyn Morrow, Carol Muir, Howard Mullins. ROW NINE: Jim Mummert, R.G. Murrow, Daniel Myers, Anne Mae Newton, Carol Nielsen, Wayne Nightengale, Lavonne Nolen, Margie Norfleet. Q PQ 1? ii f- fs r- . ao- vu. 4 'v-I , v ll ! M. . , Q y, .f -gd N vs H Q ,, v 4. -5 xl, . v o C3 T? J L .6 1.-' C351 02 C- 3 f, , 'na se' A A-para no in-ni.: f' , .9f Nd ri .- EQ ' 11 'fe I X , X y AK , A 1 A9 '25 Q x B, W Gi- jx: 'ul Y 0 L' 1., , 1 A -:za gl I 'ga --ff J ,Y L 4,5 5 A,-, ,Jr i X -nfl' ,S ' ' , ,jf --' Q f -' .' alex ff IW, It A , - - F: To 5' gr ' Qi- -4' 4-i J'J I fe r r I- sr N-Q' fl. I .,. , . ,.. A - 1 Fl b, ' t,.1rAgf ti 'i 'Wi 5' 'fa 1. P A ' A 1, an Vw O 'E ,-.'-. 1- N Y 5 -- ,, as ., -. f f 6' Q I I' I I v i.. - ,,. ... W . ,. .-.., A ' -A I-4.11-3 4 I 'yup'- 'Q 811 rr 1: ,gg C' 3 . if Q' ' ,R f , ' AA .i all f C P.. L. 1.-W - f-1 - rf., 'env 1 'f I s J -1. ,, nr ,, J f.- 4- - K, ,,, x ...Q f- -, -af 5,41 2 1, If A if' AA L ' ara- S ' .D JU , - ,, gs ROW ONE: Joyce Nunnally, Gary Osborn, Donald Owen, Ralph Patterson, Kay Perry. ROW TWO: .3 P 1 l , 'D 45' 'X Jerry Perser, Bill Peterson, Steve Phelps, Beverly 35 33 Phinips, Karen Phillips. Row THREE: Patricia 'X Am Nxt Pierce, Ronnie Polk, Donna Powell, Terry Powell rf? Aa i gp I if K Patricia Powers. Row FOUR: Mary Lou Priritiy, A ' 'C . Gerald Pringle, Milton Pugh, Jack Pursley, Vir- , ginia Raney. ROW FIVE: Betty Ransom, Margaret , P 1' i, Ransom, Wanda Rea, Clifford Reeves, Dale Reed n N '-1 ' 'Q 3 f 1 9, , ROW SIX: Hattie Reed, Virgil Reese, Alta Mae - ' lj, -6' g -.- V Ritter, Doris Faye Robinson, David Robison. ROW ' Q '-' ff SEVEN: Barbara Ross, Mary Lou Runyan, Nancy , K ll' If Sanders, Elizabeth Seaton, Dwain Seaton, Doroth ' Sells, Carolyn Schaiff, Doug Scherer. ROW ElGl-l' Sharon Schott, Connie Schiter, Glenn Schneider, Freda Scott, Joe Scott, Patti Scott, Velma Scott, 7 C 4' A: fa I-. y Harriett Shields. ROW NINE: Roger Shook, Shara 4-.L LN-if ' .Q L l Lea Short, Wayne Shultz, Linda Simmons, Char :K w , 'F my lotte Smith, Danny Duane Smith, Danny Lee J Y Smith, Jim Smith, Rodgers Smith. 1- al LS ma. .3 Q V 6 A 5 3- y 4' XV y v A i f 'ia Q L. HF 4 .L Ab il -Ji .JK 'i,,.,v 1-an og ' 60 ROW ONE: Roger Smith, Thelma Smith, Gary Spangler, Jeanette Speece, Bill Spears. ROW TWO Larry Stair, Richard Stangland, Morgan Starrett, Kenneth Stotts. ROW THREE: Robert Swope, Emmett Taylor, Marilyn Teehee, Barbara Temp- ler, Janet Tesh. ROW FOUR: Kenny Thomas, John- ny Thompson, Ruby Thompson, Wayne Thompson, Larry Traxson. ROW FIVE: Johnny Tucker, Julie Tucker, Bob Tyrell, John Ulibarri, Janice Unruh. ROW SIX: Dwayne Vandermark, Judith Carolyn I , I GU' r..,4-v'- fi! Z t,,t, ' mga! Q 1 - . 5 rg f 'A' , 1 -,W 'ww ':- g my My fig, ,, W.. 4 1 YT. ' -.RER .L :lui A -.0 e,,.a' in -w -Q :A :L 1 12.2- T N - 4 ' . AQ 4 . I A 5' r-, L ' , . , J i 'Y .,,.' 1 .jx o-1 ...fr I M , :gtg ,K . ' X1 V lf' Ji I - , ,Q . .aw , vom, Steve wadkim, Billy wamip, Dale warner, Q' , T S I , ROW SEVEN: Carol Weeks, Jeff Weinberg, Pat wi- 1 ka .1 TT' Weingart, Helen Werback, Elaine Wilkus, Anthony X J' ,J ' xv? r Williams, Shirley Williamson,'Eleanor Wilson. I1 'J 1- ll ROW EIGHT: Jim Wilson, Helen Wise, Nancy Wolters. Joann Elder ftransfer from Iolaj. ,, ,, f .J Q W O, -K ,A 3 3, -1-y -- if 5 'ff' Q I IAQ., M' I .wi ,af I , :,, M xvixg ,., I Q , 'F '2 'T f- f' M fe 2559 , giyxpm 'af :QL A Q-3... tw rg., .vig A, A.,,. A x, f I I 1 N I ff 7- 1: r 7 1 , Y 'xr 4 A' fp' A I lx A. A xXx '11 Jummfv Histofuj The class of 1960 has done its share in providing top-notch personalities for C,H,S, Doug Scherer was an out- standing swimming performer in his sophomore and junior years, Turning to basketball we find Dale Warner, a Tornado standout or two years. Football also has received its share of worthy performers from our class, in the persons of Terry Powell, Tom Allen, Bill Kistler, Richard Hanna, Doug Scherer, and Dale Warner. Our officers for the sophomore year were: president-Doug Scherer, vice-president-Marilyn Morrow, and secretary SuefMontague, Our junior officers were: president-Bruce Hall, vice-president-Sharon Cook, and secretary-Margie Nor leet. Our King Kay candidates for the two years were Doug Scherer as a sophomore and Richard Hanna, junior. Our girls have not been without honors. As sophomores, queen attendants were: Sharon Madden, Marilyn Morrow, Doris Faye Robinson, Eleise Estus, and Shirley Alwood. Queens durin sophomore reign were Regina Meredith, track, and Margie Norfleet, swimming. As a junior Eleise Estus claimed tge honor of becoming football queen. FUTUREA MA As we look into our crystal ball, we see many years into the future when I-Karol Keith will be the first woman president of the U.S. 2-Janice-Temple, author of the best-seller 'Sa fe Driving Rules, will tour the country lecturing on safety. 3-Elizabeth Seaton will be National Com- mander of the WAVES. 4-Mary Lou Lewis will be the Emily Post of 1975. 5-Ronnie Norfleet will be the successor to Petr Como. 6-Ma nny Bla ckett will be the Cub Knight of 1970. 7-Mike Renz will be a noted Harvard physicist. 8-Don Olinger will be the first space man to reach the moon. ivy 5 , 1 at x Q I 9 6 v ' 1 A Av 7 vllfill 1 V HOW uv T' QWV A AKC fy fit-.I QEEBII If ef 'VVI7 Z5JhYiIli1UhR?i'-Si'5eZhr--1 QZVAKGWHFBQW' 'l,,,,,,I QQ as Q K 7 1 5 ' ' V 'pf - I X 65 l v . ' 0 ,Ii Y 7 I' ' s'Q.f ' ' Y nic, S W fd l , I 8. Il ' g , 'I 0,4 ll U - 4 . nf .1 i. 1 'T 4' 'U ' P' F w gf' ' Maru Q N - Q X 'sf 5 - I v .u 'ex' 095.2115 A 4- ,' v, hr'l'.Z'1 I 'V U 3 -il - Y e ... g ia ! THE TORNADO TIMES THE TWISTER Allcgrn Gets Out the ROW ONE: Becky Medsker, Carol McClelland, Jo Moomaw, John Conway, Ggggip Column Eloise Holmes. ROW TWO: Sue Bartholomew, Sharron Buzard, ROW THREE Bruce Scott, Jerry Smith, Ralph Garland, Barry Allcorn, Richard Robertson, Harold Soles, Steve Clark. Pub ' While working steadily to publish this 1959 Twister, fifteen issues of the school paper, the Tornado Times, were edited by the two journalism classes. Each student had a chance, during the year, to try his ability at editing, reporting, advertising, along with various other duties. All members o the publication department contributed their ideas and time on the Twister, although there is an honorary staff named for those who did the most work. CSee page 45. Mr. Sappenfield was advisor for both the Twister and th'e Times. W ONE: Jim Skidmore, Annie Nitz, Jean Lowrance, Marjie Purcell. ROW ' WO: Ronnie Costin, Darrel Cornelius, Judy Berry, Carol Allcorn, Janice Temple. W THREE: Henry Schichtle, Suzanne Stoner, Edith Easton, Nisha Unsell. aw! PEL? M Garland Hot On The Trail of a Story DO YOU REMEMBER how many tears we shed over so many one and onlies ROW ONE Nadine Burris Eliza beth Seaton Beth Mummert Sandi Staton Eloise Holmes, Mary Ann Abram Joyce Beck Barbara Bredehoft ROW TWO Thelma Frtzsimmons Phyllis Lewis Sue Turgon Gretchen Blickensderfer Carolyn Moore Janice Krnsch Mary Ann P Carolyn Voris Don Anderson Bob Lrghtstone Dav1dRenz Suzanne Stoner Patti Hester, Melinda Hall THE TAGE CREW ROW ONE: Jewel Moon, Rosalie Dunn Mary Ann Abram Julie Tucker. ROW TWO: Faye jacob, Sharon Beatty Sue Higgins, Janet Misch, Diana Golly. ROW THREE Lou Higgins Sandy Blevins, Phyliss Goodman, Don Fuller Marilyn Morrow Regina Meredith. J o THE CAST, ROW ONE: Elizabeth Seaton, Carol Barber, Charlotte Smith. ROW TWO: John Conway, Margie Norfleet, Shara Lea Short Tonnie Butcher, Jan Kloehr, Lois Buell, Bruce Hall. ROW THREE: Tony Allen, Douig Scherer, David Evitts, Jef Weinberg. League Debate Nisha Unsell Jim Courtright Danny Myers Shara Lea Short Bruce Hall The tonguesters ended the 1958-59 season with a better-than-average record of 56 wins over 24 losses. This was an excellent showing considering the fact that most tournaments are open to more than 75 Kansas schools with debatingteams, as well as some from out- of-state. Seven tournaments were host to the Tornado talkers. They were Washington Rural, Fredonia, Topeka, Pitts- burg, Emporia, Wyandotte and the district tourney at Emporia. The best squad record was achieved at Pitts burg with a score of sixteen wins and eight losses, with the team of Nisha Unsell, Jim Courtright and Shara Lea Short, Bruce Hall winning 12 out of 12. Jim Court- right and Nisha came up with the best individual team showing by winning a third place trophy at Washington in Kansas City. Shara Lea Short and Bruce Hall provided strong competition by winning a fourth place trophy at Pittsburg. Bruce Hall maintained high speaker points for the squad. The CHS debators have five returning lettermen and only two graduating members, Nisha Unsell and Jim Courtright. F55 WKWG' ROW ONE: Jim Courtright, Nisha Unsell, ROW TWO: Danny Myers, Shara Lea Short, Bruce Hall. ROW THREE Danny Cillessen, Gene Hunt. ROW FOUR: Mike Renz, .' Mike-Aduddell, Robert Sullivan, Beverly Cooper, Tom Brogan. ROW FIVE: Darrell Jaggers, James Mahaffy, John Williams, John van Winkle, Shirley Teshf H, D, SAPPENFIELD .Q Coach i. KY gg fl' 'af' DO YOU REMEMBER- The first time Miss Brophy took down the typing chart and no one knew the right keys? 1959 marked the end of an eventful and busy year for the Senior Thespians of CHS. The main event of the season was the presentation of the Senior play It's a Great Life. Those pictured here were chosen from last year's Junior play and this year's Senior play casts by the retgulations and standards set up by the national society. O ficers for '58-'59 were: President, Jim Courtrightg Vice-President, Carol Mohlerg Sec- retary, Nisha Unsell. ,...s,,, jf 'ix 'f f 'Xx held ilk STANDING: Merlene Kincheloe, Phyllis Jack- son, Nalda Cessna, John Buster, Eugene Ellis, Gary Griffiths, Ronald Boydston. SEATED: Steve Tongier, David Deetz, Alvia Stroud, Rita Rae Stapleton, Blanche Vest, Esther Coble, Connie Maxson, Linda Kuhns, Pat Burghart. DO YOU REMEMBER h 1 b . dismantles the sets to use the material to another year. ROW ONE: Steve Tongier, Darrel Cornelius, Sandi Staton, Charlotte Rutledge, Janice Sappenfield. ROW TWO: Connie Max- son, Diana Crosson, Nisha Unsell, Diana Tharp, Gretchen Blickensderfer, Phy- llis Jackson. ROW THREE: Doris Foster, Suzanne Stoner, It David Kinderfather Jim Courtright, Car Allcorn, Carol Moh The stage production class plans and writes the script for the Kindley Kavalkam the annual musical revue. The members design and build the colorful sets used. - Costume designing is also part of their job. A ter the four-day show the class then HT e 5 ufnkef, Pames After completing this task they set to work on next year's show. The sponsors at avana 3 e' are, Kenneth Burchinal and Bill S ores. fzfjf-gldffx 41 KJ zwfw , JL JA 0 Q6 2724027104 Zlflljv-77 LK! ME' 1.9, 4,3 fiizev Q-Yam fcifwff 5 1,4 WAN! 2.4, J gg' I1 J-42 ffnfzzf X M C Af 5 1 Nw fZLZC44!4li! Alf? fmagf LQ! I af!!! my cow ,Z I 14, ying MMU! fd-mf! 1 me 1 -.-f , wi Q f -fi 7314, Aff: fm-if -IIN 'JI' A loifntyw' fl fl? f m V llf KW I f I 1 1 ' 4 ' 4 A 17' 4 ' 7 7 4 - .f t I A Q, gf 6.1 2 4 I I A , f f 4 , A f . Y I A , , V . ' . - . ' A f ,4 A ,1 A 4 I 41 v . 1 f ,Q f f , . . -4 ' . f 1 , ff 1 f Qu' L Q ,. f .--! .1 ,,.f .. 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I 'Au ' ' QV 14 A03 , -- W X 7 If wyfiim ,y,,. ?fffTffp: I' n ii ' 5 D SPORTS HISTORY WAS Qi Yea, Coach! Urn!! C .'. 1713 'nf . - 2 C, gzggzzifawisagig ' M .. gi W 1 .J 1 M3 3 A 6 Golf ROW ONE: John Ulibarri, Jerry Kepner, Gary Jackson, Mike Aduddell, C ark McCabe. ROW TWO: Bob Merrill, Eddie Seaton, Mike Downey, Richard Locke, Bruce Witherspoon. ROW THREE: C,P, Neis-Coach, Stanton, Eli, John Coday, John Buster, Henry Schichtle, Gene Card. . I .Q 4 C. P, Mose Neis, coach of Field Kindle 's golf team, turned out many good golfers in 1959. He began this annual interscbool sport with three returning lettermen Gary Jackson, Stanton Eli, and Tony Cook. The fortunes of the golf team were not known at this writin . C. H, S, Golfers in past years have won many league championships and a State Ciampionship. T e schedule for this season was: March 26-Ark City Invitationalg April 2-Coffey- ville and Independence at Caneyg April 8-Caney and Independence at Coffeyvilleg April 13-Miami Invitational: April 15-Caney and Coffeyville at lndependenceg April 23-Coffeyville Invitational, May 1-S,E,K, at lndependenceg May 15 and 16- State at Kansas City. E-:QW I ttwgmadsepo-numwt5mc.u.Q A E . 'IW 4 at ix . 'sk CJ Q' -se , S L 2- r i LEFT: Football Co-Captains Bruce Scott, Tony Hoffman. RIGHT: Basketball Co-Captains Wilson Thurston, Leslie Van Winkle. LOWER LEFT: Track Captain Sam Pennington. LOWER RIGHT: Swim Co-Captains Doug Scherer, Jerry Smith. XX im Q HUME ll VISITURII www m ru 1.14 I f' 's 1 .' ' 2 ft-,im-he 'T :f14f'i'4 i Ag.k, 31 'U rikgg' , ROW ONE: Larry Erne, Danny Teehee, Richard Seger, Tony Hoffman, Doug Maxson, Bruce Scott, Stanton Eli, Sam Pennington, Clark Engel, Carroll Gatlin. ROW TWO: Leonard Wilson, Bill Kistler, Richard Hanna, Wilson Thurston, Henry Schichtle, Terry Powell, Hulen Bever,Jack Hill, Steve Clark, Jim Smith, Jim Monroe, John Coons. ROW THREE: Tyrone Hollins, Sam Beam, Dale Warner, Tom Allen, Gordon Howard, Glen Schneider, Harvey Vaughn, Gary Pippen, Leland Fouts, Tony Miranda, Steve Tongiet, Doug Scherer. ROW FOUR: Assistant Coach, Oren Stoner, Terrel1Ahre, Jonhny Stout, Willie Ross, Larry Killion, Jim Ferguson, Gary Spangler, Larry Wright, George Vaughn, Don Blair, Coach, Don Mcwhirt. The Golden Tornado In their first game under new head coach Don Mcwhirt, the Tornado surprised every- body by tying Joplin 7-7 in the opener. The Gridmen's second game resulted in a 19-12 victory over Columbus. The McWhirtmen next beat Parsons 13-U. In the Fort Scott contest the underrated Tornado downed the favored Tigers 13-12. The upstart Comets of Chanute, however, dropped the Tornado from the ranks of the undefeated by the score of 14-13. This big upset might have been the cause of the 32-7 and 40-7 threshings at the hands of Springfield and Pittsburg respectively. The Tornado came back to trounce Iola 33-14. Entering the season finale against Independence, the third-ranked team in the state, Coffeyville was definitely the underdog. Despite the gallant efforts put up by the Tornado, the powerful Bulldogs posted a 26-O victory. .Sf-su Vt- Y Q53 nlgx as .6444 Q. . 'N fl' 5 93 YQAW P551 . 458 424 E,g?gr3.543 a k.f 351339 ,'50,5'H ,J .,,1' JE 6 7 58 f QQ .Q .fvv.. f f Qf4 li vi 6 5 Q 7715524.03215 QQ lb ' ' 4 wmv 513 an 4945! .14,n, Sa J. au fa The Golden Gales Harrison Brookover's Golden Gales finished third in the S. E. K. B league the past year with an overall 9-7 record. Coach Hack's use of about 20 boys in each game should pay off in another season. He would probably have won a game or two more if his star player, Dave Schichtle, hadn't been swiped to play first string ball. Leading scorers for the Gales were Ron Murphy, Bill Kisler, Sam Beam, Gordon Howard, and Elmer Shade. fm' ROW ONE: Dave Sortore, Elmer Shade, Marcus Wilson, Jim Ross, Jim Gaffrey, Jim MCGIHHIS ROW TWO: Coach Harrison Brookover, Galen Martin, Bruce Smith, Fred Decker, Ron Murphy Don Sumner Marion McIntosh, Dana Collins, Ron Holman, Coach Harold Thomas. f YL2, s . s 5 m :?'f'x7g r , N MSN ilffd f Zigi 123 :EZ 1 i 2 riye I , ar 3 1 5 it 1 ROW ONE: Barry Allcorn, David Martin, Don Minkler, Doug Scherer, Stanton Eli, Jim Fangmier, Ronnie Costin. ROW TWO: Tim Wettach, Mike Downey, Don McFerrin, Jock Wettach, Eddie Seaton, Jim Mummert, Rich Parker, Rand Kinnick-student manager, ROW THREE: Jim Allen, Bernard Boydston, Dennis Trotter, Jerry Smith, Alfred Lay, Don Graves, Fred Smoot, Bill Ellis, I Ofwladof I 0Mk9Jt6 SWIM TRAIL TANKERS OPPONENT During the 1958-59 season our Tornado Tankers won five and lost three dual 50 Wm Rogers 36 meets. The swimmers competed with teams from 'Oklahoma and Kansas in 41 ECIISOU 45 duals. Our fin-men lost twice to the Oklahoma State Champions, the Tulsa 51 WYHHCIOUC 35 Edison Crew, and once to the Wichita East Blue Aces, the Kansas State 29 East 57 Champions of '58- '59, 65 Rogers 19 The Tankmen captured second 'place honors at the Kansas State Champ- 63 North 21 ionship Meet at Topeka, after a hard battle with Wyandotte, Topeka, and 33 13915011 43 Wichita Southeast. 63 n Central , 23 Most of the swim squad will be back next year as returning lettermen to C5eC0Hd IU State Meef'3'7 U2 P01033 make it really tough for their opponents and also carry on the fine and rugged reputation the past and present Tornado Tankers have established. The team will lose five good Seniors this year: Jerry Smith, diver, John . . I Wettack, freestyleg Alfred Lay, backstrokeg Ron Costin, freestyle, Don Smitty Goes H110 A No5e'D1Ve' McFerrin, breaststroke, All Set For The Big Splash! Asleep On The Deep! cond Place State Meet ,Ophy Topeka MEDLEY RELAY TEAM State Meet Record Holders eww-137' Doug Scherer Don McFerr1n Ronnle Costm Alfred Lay THE BIG 5 DOUG SCHERER Pool record holder 1l'1 100 yard Butterfly EDDIE SEATON Pool record holder rn 40 and 100 yard Freestyle DON MCFERRIN Pool record holder rn Breaststroke MIKE DOWNEY Undefeated rn Backstroke JERRY SMITH Drver YEAR 1949 1950 1951 1952 1953 1954 1955 1956 1957 1958 1959 10 YEAR SWIM RECORD State State State State State State State Thlrd Thrrd Thrrd Secon Cham prons Cham prons Cham prons Cham prons Cham prons Cham prons Cham prons rn State rn Sta te rn State d rn State WON LOST fl trej Q9 9 99 uw., if X I' nplkgl' l vw' 'X N' .af J si , P3- W1 sg ROW ONE: Joe Webb, Terr! Powell, Jim Courtwright, Steve Clark, Bruce Scott, Emmett Taylor, Sammy Pennington, Wayne Nightengale, Gary ippin, Charles Clark, Larr Erne, ROW TWO: Darrel Cornelius, Ralph Holliday, Larry Wright, Willie Ross, Sam Williams, David'Robinson, Yoey Clouse, Jack Hill, Jim Smith, Mike Howard. ROW THREE: Wayne Thompson, John Coons, Jim Ross, Kenny Hendrix, Marcus Wilson, Gerald Springer, James Gaffney, Glen Heaven, Ron Holman, Leland Fouts. ROW FOUR: David Kinderfather, Dana Collins, Don Sumner, Dave Sortore, Galen Martin, David Meredith, Tim Wettack, Richard Parker, Mike Ewing, Howard Mullins. ROW FIVE: Coach Stoner, Elmer Shade, Jess Miranda, Bruce Smith, Robert Humphreys, Mike Lewark, Johnny Mallinger, Fred Decker, Bob Templar, Coach McWhirt1' Track With 11 returning lettermen, the 1959 track season opened. The head coach, Oren Stoner, and his assistant, Don McWhirt, depended on everyone from all the classes instead of mostly on the seniors. There was a lack of experience from the returning seniors, but some very capable work from the sophomores and juniors this year. The captain for the 1959 track squad was Sam Pennington, a shot putter. The returning lettermen included Jim Courtright, Sam Pennington, Bruce Scott, Joe Webb, SENIORSg Charles Clark, Steve Clark, Larry Erne, Wayne Nightengale, Terry Powell, Emmett Taylor, JUNIORSg and Gary Pippin, a SOPHOMORE, The early deadline prevented the Twister from having any meet results. Those boys that were depended upon to carry a majority of the load were Sam Pennington, shot put, Jim Courtright, 880g Bruce Scott, discusg Joe Webb, pole vault, Steve Clark, 440g Wayne Nightengale, 440: Terry Powell, 8805 Gary Pippin, the mile. 0' .0 up 9 ii- M 1 S- -3 g C, - FRONT ROW- Bruce Scott Steve Clark Emrt Taylor, Sam sr. 1 . ,,. . if' ' 'Z' Permin ton, 'wa ne Nighten ale. BACIQ ROW: Joe webb, Larry rl? ts? f T -' - gf CY 5- - ' - Ernie, Charles lark, Gary 1pp1n, Terry Powell. ,-35 -' E 47 , if 'ifxgf Y' Lil' sr' 'at' Q V ' Kc: X A 5'a4F W-,Q Mar. Mar. Apr. Apr. Apr. Apr. May May May .H gf? TRACK SCHEDULE 17-Interclass Meet 31-Fredonia -There 7-Independence-Here 10 -Pitt Relays-There 17-Coffeyville Quadran- gular fA1ta mont- Caney, Coffeyville, Neodeshaj 23 -Coffeyville Invitational 2-S. E. K. -Pittsburg 9-Regional-Pittsburg 15- 16-State-Wichita N S f P bf f may QD Q M gfflfizliiff S f xg E2 J c E 1 f' 455 iv 4 X , O r Q - Q -3 VJ k Q Q 0 , 1,54 'J wi , 1 df? ,W 3 4 ,J an T S f fx W :W Il. ,J t I , 69 x . R I ROW ONE: J.R. Adams, Mike Aduddell, Stella Alexander, Don Allen, Garry Allen. ROW TWO: Wilma Anderson, Tommy Andrews, Marilyn Austi Carolyn Babbs, Barbara Babroff. ROW THREE: Brenda Banks, John Barker, Edward Barnhardt, Donna Beam, Karen Beeson. ROW FOUR: Henry Bell, Jim Bever, Alice Bishop, Gaylene Black, Susan Blanton. ROW FIVE: William Blue, Nancy Bohannon, Jean Bonham, Eddie Bordine, Ann Bow man. ROW SIX: Bernard Boydston, Janice Bracher Pa tty Bramhall, Delores Brannon, Carver Briley. ROW SEVEN: Clement Brinker, Jon Kay Brogan, Tommy Brogan, Beverly Brown, Donna Brown, Elizabeth Brown, Jacquelyn Brown, Christine Buff- ington. ROW EIGHT: Sammy Burge, Mary Burg- hart, Sharon Burt, -Elmer Busher, Linda Buster, Joyce Buzard, Janice Caldwall, Linda Caneron. ROW NINE: Caroline Carns, Patricia Carroll, Sharon Carter, Terry Carter, Sherry Chastain, Laren Childers, Janet Childress, Sharon Childress. , f' 'A , 1 .X X an 'K , 21 4 Q ' a 'ac-C . ' - -, ,A 1 fl , 'fi' ,Y wa . r M angle . Q ,Q ' -ar h Q- V - K: Vv-',: ,- .- fiat, I2 1 -1 af' - A , A .W I 5 , wa ,Q ' .. , .35 fir' ' l f A .31 ,wwf YI? 017 'et ROW ONE: lim Cillessen, Joseph Clouse, John Coday, Jack Coffey, Joyce Coffey. ROW TWO: Susie Colbert, Dana Collins, Nana Collins, Janet Cook, Joe Cook. ROW THREE: Vikki Cook, Bev- erly Cooper, Richard Costin, Kenneth Cotton, Mary Crawford. ROW FOUR: Linda Cron, Gearl Crow, Tommy Crutchfield, Carol Cnmminsky, Linda Curlis. ROW FIVE: Larry Davenport, Nancy Davenport, Jerry Davis, Jim Davis, Fred Deaton. ROW SIX: Fred Decker, Mike Downey, Janet Dug- gan, Diane Dullin, Hal Durr. ROW SEVEN: Pat Edminster, Carol Edwards, Phyllis Edwards, Janes Ellington, Eugene Endicott, Lonnie Erwin, Gary Eubanks, Steve Evans. ROW EIGHT: Tom Ewbanks Mike Ewing, Ann Faulkner, Christine Fowler, Ann Francis, Kay French, Timothy Frick, Jim Freslie. ROW NINE: James Gaffney, Barbara Gaylord, John Gilfillan, Mitchell Gillespie, Fiona Gillette, Eliz abeth Gillis, Ben Gingery, Jennifer Graves. x 1 4' J ' .1-V -if 'K 'ln -Q. f so 9 fe 7 'z M- , ' - QQ It- Au .4 v v-4' S...-I4 2 - Z' 4 1 'T , ! 7 5 IJ 49 2- 5: xy s -.iff-j e ' 'H' , It . ff, Q flllfnl 'vel PM u K N- x cc. 'fs jf' ,rt7-- , B. ' pf .Q we RSX all :fu , ,f .1 V 4 vt. V , 'B . I W S , ,. 1 L.. .. 5' f 'a vc: sy .-S ,A F ' 7 7' Q IIMAL 'E V., J J , A , C3 fits' r P ii' fqsavc 4.- vo- J M, , Y' V-arf 06 '6 1 OW ONE: Beverly Kaufman, Wilma Kincheloe, illy King, Randy Kinnick, Barbara Lee Kiser. W TWO: Francie Koon, Marilyn Kuhns, Annette ay Kyte, Verna Lacy, Sharon LaForte. ROW HREE: Carol Lake, Llda Rae Leming, Mike Le- ark, Jimmie Lewis, Mary Louise Lewis. ROW OUR: Barbara Livingston, Sharon Loffer, Lola ong, Charles Loomis, Eddie Loyd. ROW FIVE: ouglas Luker, Charles Madron, James Mahaffy, lice Males, Johnny Mallinger. ROW SIX: David artin, Galen Martin, Joleen Martin, Carole May- ield, Clyde McCarter. ROW SEVEN: Jim Mc- innis, Guillan McGriffin, Pat McGuire, Marion clntosh, Barbara McKellips, Doris McNair, Ron- ld McWhirt, Vicki Meadows. ROW EIGHT: Janet eek, David Meredith, Larry Merrins, Mary Ann etzinger, Clyde Miller, Dwayne Miller, Virginia iller, Don Minkler. ROW NINE: Jess Miranda, ouglas Misch, Ray Misegades, Ronnie Moore, hilip Morris, Bill Moses, Steve Mosher, Janice ounts. 1 f-'F' W ' ..- 5 -4 I 1' Q 'J . . S' X z fl f , . ,-1' s no f J' .,. .p-an ' r sw . ' r wr 1 -X A 35 I ,X 9 QI Q' ao-'vsv fo-y. 'elf ,Q '61 so yr Ellfry' -af FP J , - J 'za l, .ab C, yr 'au my Cal' ka, Qi ,. aa - ijt Y if 3 ...sf JA -wi cm- 'ci t ' MVA' 4 -, Vikk K A if K iw W. A? if ca 1:21 I,-5 ,.. , up Sq. 1 ffl, :L sg W , , is 11 E 1 . , Q, L41- V at 1 2 A 2' gf 1 ...Ve -' v 1,123 . ,--5, K is ,IS 1 if ,f 'UL H' irg iff , 'Q' 6 5 ga ...:: ,,,-' din, 3 A 'Q E' ww I r I I lg VMI, ' . l.. QE K1 ,, 1 A 'uf' as , ..-f' ,,-,v . WP I I V' tra? lu f-o . Q I ' v-4--'F' 'mdf .Z wr 1 Y' f 1 , ' M 1 J 3 ' Y' J r, x ' id . , ' 4 A 4-y QT , 3 ' I U '- E i ,F P 1 Q ' ' . -- 1 Y -:' v f '- ,,,. A v S fa f.. 4 f J' if sw ' '- A 'S K g, ,qjfugn ul -in 2 k I Griwxe L, .xf,iS'f' s. Q is 4 . Har , ,. I J'-3 Q xl v- ,Q km ff. QQ, .A --- J S -f R J' i ff . ROW ONE: Ron Murphy, Paul Myers, Donna Nac- carata, Virginia Newman, Dewayne Newton. RON A TWO: Judy Nichols, Michille Nolan, Delois Nolel Z' X ' V3 g 3 fi jf, Deborah Oard, Virginia O'Connell. ROW THREE: ,ll ' xg V, 4 jf, ' Nolan O'Dell, Carol Park, Richard Parker, Paul ,M X ,Q 'C E V Parrack, John Payden. ROW FOUR: Larry Wright, , i . , , J , I ' Fi jg , Florence Penn, Janet Sue Perser, Jan Pierce, Gary Pippin. ROW FIVE: Darla Pool, Barry Posterick, , I ,,. Kathleen Powell, Sally Powers, Betty Prince. ROX 4. ,ua . M ,. rr, , 4 'lf 1 Q I Renz Earline Richey ROW SEVEN Cordell Ricks 'E' ' Gary Riedel, Margie Robbins, Gila Robinson, Ric V, . Sl'X: Maxine Ray, Frank Read, Sandra Reavis, Mi l V ard Robison, Kenneth Rood, James Ross, Delbert Russell. ROW EIGHT: Thelma Rutter, David fl .f-if 'sr , V x It Wg. A- -1. Y -K 'Ts g ,,,,,,,, y -1 y 'A fi Him -rw , ' up gi I s V ns f . ,Q Q- ,N-s, . -if 'I JF. f wi? ,-sin i f ' . .I 1 at ,. -v wry Schichtle, Connie Schmidt, Curt Schneider, Ed- die Seaton, Elmer Shade, Kay Shaw, Carolyn 3 Shelton. ROW NINE: Margaret Shorter, Sam if Williams, Carma Sisco, Clark Skinner, Carolyn S Slaughter, Betty Smith, Bruce Smith, Linda J. 1 , Smith. J lf K at f f N-ff vi, 1 3,4 it. ,' if C1 J ' ,Agf J A .as A rg. , iz. . s 'A S3 is .,' -5- av 'U' .. ,J-If , ld iv' :Y 'gm ff E die J . K 1 A :nigga sf' 1 Av 1 lm M mf i 33' A ff 1 'Q 4' Q: A M M wt . ' .. , I 1. in , A fm, grams , Q-'Stl' 06 '6 1 W ONE: Loretta Smith, Stephen Smith, Fred oot, Gerald Snider, Larry Soles. ROW TWO: ave Sortore, Authur Spitsmiller, Gerald Springer, aron Stair, Barbara Starr. ROW THREE: Paula oner, Beth Strickland, Danny Stroud, Robert Sull- an, Don Sumner. ROW FOUR: Evelyn Taylor, lvia Teal, Sharlene Teehee, Robert Templar, irley Tesh. ROW FIVE: Jean Tillie, Tony Town- nd, Dennis Trotter, Gene Tucker, Rosa Twitchell. W SIX: Jerry Ubanks, Bonnie Uppendahl, Bar- p ra .Van Bushirk, Mary Vanderpool, Manuel Vaughn. W SEVEN: John Van Winkle, Kathryn Wagner, nna Walker, Sally Wall, Connie Walworth, Larry atts, Ruby Ward, Larry Ward. ROW EIGHT: Gil- rt Washington, Hayden Wells, Edda West, Jim- ie West, Tim Wettack, Tony White, Suzie Wil- tt, Iohn Williams. ROW NINE: Ann Willis, Mar- s Wilson, Nancy Wilson, Robert Wise, Rose ishall, Bruce Witherspoon, Darlene Wright, 15am illiams-picture on page 86, Pos. 48MLarry right-picture on page 86, Pos. 161. , K 'Qs Ar sg 3 ' .As if 253' ' 1 , 4.1: v H, so 4-11 ' KV, 139' 3 K ir I 'Q 5 ,' 3 - , II ' f. it wr ...- ' AI I l -1, ,-, 1-an 1,'.2 'W 4 X l r Md' v, ' L .1 wx V. ,, a. we , ,,,,.... V ,YL 34 y Jn ff!! AA f' .9 P31 A A .,- I W. pf .wwf -,wi ' L- Y ...- x -J' , 5 i fb-S-:.1n 7' A '1- 'T' ,J 5 ,LA 4 .B . 'X' cvshnx I P 1 K y .4-M - . . V 7 t 1' Q '- ' -- . KJ, J - x N ws. f , -m ',L I If ry T 'F . 4 ' .. ,1 A i' .lil ,Y J- , if 1 gmgv ' 7 gi ' ,, 2, . ' ,. Z? IIS -a f-,. 'E' U- Q EY, , N-fl yy ' 4 -.ff -.f X A iff? A ' 1 f X K ia ,ai as 'D' f: xx .vi , K I Q? Q, ' 5.1, - - . p ,av ,, sv, ,6- 7' I K Q lf - ' 'N M J f 1 Q 4' f f At cz: ,.,- is , .y J f J -3' 8 71 4., Qophomow l-lfsfowg The Sophomore Class of '59 produced a bumper crop of outstanding students. To begin with, our own Sharon Garter became one of the four cheerleaders. Then, David Schichtle stepped from the Gales to play regularly in Tornado basketball. Mike Downe and Eddie Seaton made the Times' headlines as record-breaking swimmers. Two of the three candidates for basketball queen, Jon Kay Brogan and the queen, Nana Collins, were sophomores. Away from the sports field, twenty-five of our class became members of the Sigma Pi Honor Society. ln the Drum Corp, three sophomores, Judy Helkenbulrfg, Becky Hurd, and Carol Lake, jumped the gun and became members at the end of the first semester, ln debate, ike Renz and Robert Sullivan did well as beginners. Because there were so many outstanding sophomores, including those in Kavalkade, it is impossible to mention them all here. In other words, 1959's sophomores were the greatest. WHEN HEARTS WERE YOUNG AND GAY Jean Low. 3. Charlotte ' bn 4 Saundra McGeehee and Johnny Thompson. 5. Sharon Madden, 6. ff Susan Cary. 7. Marilyn Morrow. H 8. Don McFerrin. 9. Barry Allcor 5 i W 1 10. Janice Temple. 11.. Karen I- Ea... . Wise and Janice Unruh. 12. Nanc Davenport. 13. Bruce Scott. 30. A Gaylene Everett. 15. Carol Sue ' fd Q, , Allcorn. 16. Irene Holmes. 17. ' .sf JI 9 b 4 A F-Z, ., I 1 Dorthy Sells. 18. Girl Scout Trou 5 'ni of 1951. 19. Pat Bur hart. 20. R, 1 , . Annie Nitz. 22. 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