Colby High School - Golden Eagle Yearbook (Colby, KS)

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PIIST GI! II.. Flve of last year's seniors continued their educa tion in Colby Community High School this school year They hope to enroll in various institutions next fall The uross twins are going to the Kansas State Agricultural College at Lanhattan Opal Jennings 1 planning to enter nurses training at Madison Agricul tural College at Nashville Tennessee Leo Mc1'1nney is hoping to enter the University of Kansas at Lawrence and nal McDougal expects to continue his preparation at a Deisel Engine school Hemphil College either at Los Angeles or Chicago 0 Jennings W Gross W Gross L McKinney FQ K-Lf? fqHZ3gQSgg?ili:: N,-557 Xxxll Iva Lou Curtiss Maxine Morrison Jean Sue Watkins Betty Gunnels H, rnos u ar e mo5f onu ar o Lawrence Toburen Bernard Troutfette Bob Clark Keith HaPP6P B111 McGinley Q TfZO5f ouiazfandzng ed QV Lawrence Toburen Merrill Toburen Bob McNutt Keith Harper Cne moat ouisfan zn QQ r Iva Lou Cuz-tiss Rosa Lee Turner Leah .Tasperson Betty Gnnnels Q most an gome o Lester Loftus Vox-ce Beck Dale Hawk Bob Bellamy Paul Sager C e 'wzffzesf person Franci'-S Cole Bernard 'Iroutfetter Norma lDamon Archie Melton eff est ' Geraldine Earnist Maxine Morrison Doris Crawford Katharine Larson Q most courfeous erson Louise Larson Rosa Lee Turner Helen Storer 'Irindad Mesa. on fl Qtwfe ! My 7316 in ar alla fe to U at ep x on L M 1 57 of a-SSZIIZQ on A 4 7 U TQLZQEJT U 1 lcgfrl S 552 at JN 5 V!

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Student Counc1l Back row, Barnett, Beck, Hanchett, Cole, Kuska, Toburen, Mesa Front row, Kuska, alrite, Curtiss, Turner, Larson, Adams, Palmgren The ational Honor Society is a naw- purpose of stimulating enthusiasm for scholar ship, leadership, character and in the secondary schools tion wide organization for the NATIO- IINOI BU' Il SBI'V1C8 4 in the upper one third of the class By service we mean the willingness to co operate and give voluntary service opportunity offers Leadership is interpreted to mean ability to demonstrate initiative which pro :notes the highest interest of the group concerned A student maygaln recognition in character by constantly demonstrating such qualities of per sonality, honesty, reliability, prorxptness, chlevement and morality as are essential to make us at our best Election to the National Honor Society is a challenge to live up to and excel previous records and the election carries wmth it the responsibll ity to uphold the ideals of the society which are essential to make our lives most worth while The Student Council was organized in 1955 for the purpose of aiding the faculty in pro viding the best possible school This organ ization makes it possible for students through their representatives to express their desires to the administration It provides training for self government The council has been very successful this year in sponsoring the s le of the activity ticket, in conducting and arrang ing for assanbly programs, in staging tryouts for cheer leaders and in many other activities that help in making the school run smoothly There are 14 members The president of each orgarnzation and a representative from the different activities make up the membership of the Student Council President Fosa Lee Ehzrner V President Vorce Beck Secretary Treasurer Iva Lou Curtlss The Nauonal Honor Somety Back row, Kuska, Toburen, Tcburen, Melton Front row, Andrews, Ramey, Turner, Jenson Gurtiss, Larson .tresimert Iulltcr Kus V President Iva Lou Curtiss Secretary-Marjorie Andrews The Nahonal Athlehc Scholarsh1p SOC16ty Back row, Gibbs, Rogers, Kuska, Toburen, Toburen, Melton Front row, Taylor, Bryan, Loftus, Beck, Calkins, Donelan The Yational Athletic Scholarship Society was organized in C C H b t give fitting recognitior to those boys who, with unselxisnness and ix a sports manlike manner have represented their school in athletics and who, at the same time. have done their school work in a creditable manner , - L - I .4 . ' ' .. Yv - H Milt-- .3' li, 5 5 f . In scholarship, the student must be f Q! - . 1 as a- -ll l I o 4 0 ' T V o o e'o O I 3 A .b ,, h