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

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1956 volume:

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Chkch 5 coopetatkoo nowaxfd ah who have aXX9 QJKXX hot sooo he 'lor gomeh. May 'L :ham cofhe he ae Xikhd to hkfh he has 'oe .4 J yn. Q Y' 'A :L ,. il as Q H 5 . 3.- vf ,J EMM R fN Mr. I. I. Zeller has completed his fifth year as high school principal of C.C, H, S, He has been a friend to Mr, R. L, Dennen, superintendent of schools, is voncluding his twenty-third year at C. C. H, S, as head of the administration. Through his capable guidance, the Colby school system has been rated among the top. X iNm all the students as he gives freely of his time. Schiefen, Mr. Tom Calliham. BOARD OF DIRECTORS: QL. to RJ Dr. Floyd Smith, Mrs. Frank Woofter, Mr. LK Phillips, Mrs, Earl Morrison, Mr. Ted Bourquin, Mrs, Effie Hoobler, Mr. Charles 7a Wfemafzdam W We the sen1or c1ass of 1956 pause ln memory of Lucy G Dennen who passed away November 25 1955 Mrs Dennen was well 11ked and hlghly thought of by everyone who came ID contact w1th her Although she was a hlghly eff1c1ent worker It w111 be her quahty of frlendshlp that w11l be mlssed most of all Smce 1933 Mrs Dennen had been of fr1end1y and 1nsp1rat1ona1 1mportance to thls communlty Although not an off1c1a1 member of the offlce admlnlstratlon she also dedlcated much of her tlme to the school In 1942 she became p1ano lnstructor ln the high school and gave her muslcal talent unsparmfgly for the next two years In 1947 she a axn entered the h1gh school thls tlme as of 1ce secretary She performed th1s task a1thfu11y for the last 8 years of her 11fe As offlce secretary Mrs Dennen was able to use her warm d1spos1t1on to the utmost and passed on to every person who entered the off1ce a feehng of fr1end11 ness and good w111 She w111 be remembered most a-s the earnest k1nd and fa1thfu1 frmend she was to everyone V Q pf 1 t . V . If N:-' 1 1 i awww XE R X X x XXX, THOMAS CD, CQARLFCIN, H, A, Washburn Municipal University World Ilistory, Drix ers liducationg Basketball Coach, Assistant Football Cjoac-hg Assistant Track Coachg Freshman Co-Sponsor, GORDON K, CUNIQINGIIAM, B,S, Kansas State College Vocational Agricultureg F.F. A. Advisor. E.L. DUBOWSKY, B.S., M.S. St. Joseph Junior College, Northwest Miss- ouri State College, Kansas State College Algebrag Geometryg Advanced Algebrag Freshman Class Co-Sponsor. BETTY GROSS, B. M. E, Bethany College Pianog Glee Club Accompanist. I IS N 3 A Colorado State C ollegc of lrlucatton lvlathematics Assistant Kay Sponsor Assis tant lootball C oath tsststant kxrestling C oat h Track Coach V LIAM ll, BECK IR , , , ,,g Lniversity of Kansas Director of Instrumental Musicg Bandg Instrumental Ensembles. gf BEATRICIE DAVIS, B, S, - Maryville State Teachers College Librarian: English IVg Latin I and Illg Senior Class Co-Sponsorg Teen Age Book Club Sponsor. GENE A. DAVIS, A, B. Missouri University American Historyg Assistant Football Coach Assistant Basketball Coach. f ,,-n-1' 1 MARLENE MARSH, B, S, Fort Hays Kansas State College, University of Kansas Secretarial Trainingg Office Machinesg Ad- vanced Shorthand, Typing Ig Sophomore Co- Sponsor, Pep Club Co-Sponsor. WILLIAM MARSH, A. B. William Jewell College, University of Ed- inburgh, Scotland: Emporia State Teachers College El'lgliSh I and III, Speech, Director of junior and Senior Plays, Sophomore Co-Sponsor. I: xx. , 3 G - I til Qi HAROLD RANDALL, B. S. Fort Hays State College Industrial Artsg C-Club Sponsorg Junior Class Sponsor. DOROTHY SCRIVNER, B. A. Midland College, University of Nebraska Vocal and Piano Instructor, Freshman Class Co-Sponsor. MARY L. SMITH, B. S. Kansas State College Homemakingg F. H. A, Sponsorg Junior Class Sponsor. 1-1 WILLIAM T, JAMES, B, A, Fort Hays Kansas State College English I and II, Journalism, PHYLLIS LEFMANN, B, S, Fort Hays Kansas State College Physical Educationg Librarian, Kayette Spon sorg Dean of Girls. iv BERNICE MORIN, A, B, Mary Mount College Typing, Bookkeepingg Shorthand, Business Arithmetic, Kayette Co-Sponsorg Pep Club Co-Sponsor. THOMAS R. MUMMEY, B, S., M, S, Emporia State Teachers College, Kansas University General Scienceg Biologyg Chemistry: Physics, Kay Sponsor. s- - 4-9' Si 2 1 , 1 7 -4 1 Y fn fi ,l' , 4 f 7. . f. . 1' .' . ,yy ,V . .f ,- .L -Q . AQ. an :U .,.v 1 .2 J, 5,1 T 2 ff b Xl Y RUBY BARNES College Prep, Kays 4, C-Club 3,4, Football 2, Wrestling 2,3,4, Track 1. ELENORA ADELE AMOS Vocational, Kayettes l,2,3,4, Cabinet 2, F, ll. A, 3,4, Cabinet, 3,4, F. ll. A. District Vll Secre- tary 4, Pep Club 1,2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 1, TAB Club 1,2, 3,4, Annual rtaff,4, Hi-Life Staff 4, Band 1,2,3,4, ' MA GARY ANDREWS Vocational, F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4 RY LOU BEISECKER General, Kayettes 1, 2, 3,4, Cab- inet 3, Pep Club 1,2,3, 4, Executive Council 3, 4, Officer 4, Glee Club 1,2,3,4, Officer 3, Triple Trio 1,2, 3,4, Mixed Chorus 1, Chorale 2, 3, 4- TAB Club 1,2,3, Annual Staff, Editor 4, lli-Life Staff 4, Junior Play- NBOCHS 1, 2, 3,4, Student Council 4, Band 1,2,3, 4, Clarinet Quartet 1,2,3,4, Dance Band 2,3, Twirler 2- Drum Majorette 3,4, Girls' State. v f A ARA LEE' BIGGs Commercial, Kayettes 1,2,3,4, Cabinet 3, F. H. A. 2, 3, 4, Cabinet 4, Officer 4, Pep Club 1, 2,3,4, Glee Club 1,2,3, 4, Mixed Chorus 1, Chorale 3,43 TAB Club 2,3,4, lli-Life Staff 4, Band 1,2,3,4. GWEN BOUROUIN Commercial, Kayettes 1,2,3,4, Cabinet 3, 4, Officer 4, Pep Club 1.2, 3, 4, Executive Council 2, Officer 2, Glee Club 1,2,3, 4, Mixed Chorus 1, TAB Club 1,2, 3,4, NBOCHS 4, Student Council 3, 4, Officer 3, 4, Band 1,2, 3, 4, Woodwind Ensemble 3, 4, Class CAROLYN BREMENKAMP General, Kayettes l,2,3,-1, F.H.A, 1,2,3,4, Pep Club 1,2, 3,4, TAB Club l,2,3,4. RON ALD BARNETT General, Kays 4, C-Club 3, 4, Training Council 4, Officer 4, Football 4, Basketball 3, 4, ' Track 3, 4, Transfer from Gem, Kansas 3. ALICE BORGESON Commercial, Kayettes 1,2, 3, 4, F, H, A, 1,2, 3,4, Pep Club l,2. 3, Glee Club 1,2,3, TAB Club 1 2,3, 4, Annual Staff 4, Band 1,2, 3, Clarinet Quartet 3, woodwind Ensemble 2. BEVERELEY BROWN Commercial, Kayetres 1, 2, 3, 4, Cabinet 4, F,H. A. 4, Pep Club 1, 2.3, Glee Club 1,2,3, 4, Triple Trio 3, 4, TAB Club 1, 2, 3, 4, SHIRLEY ANN CALL 3,43 F. H, A. 1,2,3,4g 3, TAB Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Annual Staff 4, Commercial, Kayettes 1,2, Pep Club 1,2,3, Glee Club 1,2, JOHN BREMENKAMP MARILYN BREMENKAMP Vocational, Kays 1, F. F. A. 1,2,3 4, Cabinet 4, Officer 4, Football 1 2,3,4, Basketball 1,2,3, Track 1. TERRY BROWN College Prep, Kays 1, 2, 3, 4, Cabinet 3, Officer 3, TAE Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Junior Play. JOHN CERSOVS KY ' General, Kays 2, 3, 4, F. F. A, 1, 2, C-Club 3,4, Training Council 3,4, Mixed Chorus 1, Chorale 2, Student Council 1, Band 1,2,3, Trombone Quartet 2, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Bas- ketball 1,-2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Officer 1. ELLEN ,COFFMAN General, Kayettes 1,2,3,4, F.H,A, 1,2,3,4, Pep Club 1,2,:3,4, Glee Club 1,2,3,4, TAB Club 1, 2,3,4, LAVENA BROWN General, Kayettes 1,2,3,4, Cabinet 2,4, Pep Club 1,2,3,4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Triple Trio 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 1, Sextet 1, TAB Club l,2,3, 4, Junior Play, NBOCHS 2,3,4, Girls' State. 4 1 v Kayettes 1,2,3,4, F. H. A. 2,3,4 Pep Club 1,2,3,4, Glee Club 1,2, 3.4, TAB Club 1,2, 3,4. Gracia Turner, I-li feature editor of the Hi make-up editor of the Hi for the school paper durir class. - -- ROBERT CARPENTER General, Kays 2, C-Club 3, 4, Glee Club 4, Boys' Quartet 4, Football 4, Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4, ,-,'O' SHARON DEAN General: Kaye'tes 1,2,3: F, H,A, 1 2,3, 4: Pep Club 1, 2,3,4: TAB Club 1,2,3,4, Life: and Bob Roulier, Life, paste up the dum editor, Ruth . . . mY a hectic day in lournalism LARRY ELLIS General: Transfer fr Springs, Kansas 3. ORA DELL CRAWFORD Commercial: Kayettes 1,2, 3 4- . , SHANNON DEAN F- H- A. 4: Pep Club 1,2,3, 4: Glee General: Kayettes 1,2,3: ClUb1.2-3.4: TAB Club 1.2.3,4: 3: F. H. A. 1.'2,3,4: Cabinet 4 Annual Staff 4: Hi-Life Staff 4: TAB Club 1,2,3,4: Pep Club 1,2, Junior Play, JEAN EBERLE om Russell Commercial: Kayettes 1,2, 3,4: Cabinet 3: Pep Club 1,2, 3, 4: Executive Council 2: Glee Club 1,2,3,4: Mixed Chorus 1: Chorale 3, 4: TAB Club 1,2, 3, 4: NBOCHS 3,4: Band 1,2,3,4: Clarinet Quartet 2,3: Dance Band 2, DA IIE LEN DEIBERT Commercial: Kayettes 1, 2, 3: F. H. A. 1,2,3: Cabinet 2: Pep Club 1,2,3: Glee Club 1: TAB Club 2: Band 1, 2, 3: Trombone Quartet 3, N ERTZ General: Kays 3: C-Club 3, 4: Training Council 3, 4: Officer 4 Glee Club 4: Mixed Chorus 1: Chorale 3,4: Boys' Quartet 4: Junior Play 3: NBOCHS 3, 4: Student Council 4: Football 1,2, 3,4: Basketball 1,2,3,4: Tr 1, 2, 3, 4, ack W ,,-.....l'f . EVANS LEONARD FOSTER C, . eneral, Kays1,2,3,4: TAB Club G 1,2,3: Football 3, 4: Basketball C 1, 2,4: Track 4, eneral: Kays 1: C-Club 3,4: TAB lub 1, 2, 3: Football 3,4: Basket- ball 3,4: Wrestling 1 2' Track 1 2 IN AOMI H AM ILTON Cabinet 3, F. H. A, 4, Pep Club l,2,3,4, Glee Club 1,2,3,4, Mixed Chorus 1, TAB Club 1.2, 3,4, NBOCHS l,2,3,4, Band 1, 2, 3,4, sax Ouartet 2,3,4, Dance Band 1,2,3,4, Sax Ensemble 3. WANDA H1255 Commerical, Kayettes l, 2,3,4, F.H. A. 1, 2,3,4, Cabinet 2, Pep Club 1,2, 3,-1, Cheerleader 3,41 Glee Club l,2,3,4, Officer 4, Triple Trio 2, Mixed Choms 1, TAB Club 1,2,3, Hi- Life Staff 4, NBOCHS 3,4, Student Council 4. .IAN KRISA Officer 3, Football 1, wrestling 1, Class Officer 4 NURMAN LINVILLE General, Kays 1,2, 3, Glee Club 4, Chorale TAB Club 1 2 3 4- ROBERT MERRILL General, Band 1,2. Commercial, Kayettes 1,2,3,-1, General, Kays l,2,3, 4, Cabinet 3, 4, LES HAREMZA General, Football 3.4, T from bt. J0seph's Military Academy, Hays, Kansas 3. ,IUIIN KERN Officer 4, C-Club 3, 1, Ulee Club -1 student Council 4, Football 1, 2, 1, wrestling 2, 3, Track l,2, Boys' state 3, ELAINE LUVENST EIN general, Kayettes 3: F,ll,A, 3- Dep Club 3, -1, Glee Club 3, Trans- fer from Lenora, Kansas 3, EDM.-'lRD E. METZLER, lll General, Kays l,2, 3, -1, C 2,3, 4, Officer 3, 4, C-Club 3 Training Coun- il 4, Officer 4, TAB Club 2.3, 4, Junior Play, dent Council 3,-l, Officer 4, ball 3, 4, Wrestling 2, 3, 4, Track 3,-1, Boys' State 3. College Prep, Kays 4, Ii. F. A. 2,3, 4 l,' ui I- -12 EDITH MUNKRES Commert'ial1 Aayettes 1,2,3,41 Pep Llub1,2,3,11Glee Club 1,2 3,41 Ufflvdl' 3LT1XB Club 1, 2,3,4. QU I p THRESSIA PROKOP General1 Kayettes 31 Pep Club 1,21Glee Club 1,2,31 TAB I Club 1,'2,3. IIDON MILLER College Prep1 Kays 1.2, 3, 41 Cabinet 2. 3. 41 Officer 41 F'-Club 3,41 Hi-Life Staff 41 Junior Play' Student Council 2 Football 1, 2,3, 4: Basketball 1 .3,4: Track 11 Class Officer 1,2. W LEROY MOORE Vocational1F,F,A, l,2,3 Cabinet 41 Offi er 4 MARILYN POLAND Commercial1 Kayettes3,41 Cabinet 41 Pep Club 3,41 Glee Club 3,41 offii er 41 Orchestra 41 Transfer from Gem, Kansas 31 Class Offi Club Club ROBERTA PADEN Vocational1 Kayettes 1,2,3, 1, F,ll.A. 1,2,3,41 Pep Club 1,2, 3,41 Glee Club 1,2,3,41 Triple Trio 3,41 Mixed Chorus 11 Chorale 3,41 TAB Club 1,2, 3, 41 Hi-Life Staff41Band1,2,3,-41 Brass Ensemble 3,41 Dance Band 2 CEI 4 PIIYLISS RUUK College Prepg Kayettes 1,21 Pei 1,2,41C-lee Club lp TAB' 1.'2,1l. ROBERT ROULIER General Kays 1 2 3 4 Cab1net2 SUZANNE SEARS 3 4 Officer 3' C-Club 3 4- Trainin . . S C ' . - 3 . Council 31 Glee Club 4- Officer 41 ommerclal' Kayenes Z' '4' Mixed Chorus 11 Chorale 2, 3,43 Boys' Quartet 41 TAB Club li Hi- Life Staff 41 NBOCHS 3, 41 Student Cotmcil 3,41 Officer 41 Band 1,2, 41 Officer 41 Drum Ensemble 3,41 Dance Band 31 Football 1,2,3,41 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Track . . . : 1.2.3.4: Boys' State 31 Golf Team 1,2,3,4. 3. Cabinet 3. Pep Club 2. fl, 41 Cheer leader 41Glee Club 2, 3, I1 Triple Trio 3, 41 Chorale 3, 41 TAB Club 2. 31 Annual Staff 41 Junior Play: Transfer from Denver, Colorado 2, ROBERT bOWERi VIERS SMITH GRACIA TURNER ' ' General, Kayettes 1, 2, 3, 4, Cabinet 2, 3, Officer 2, 3, F. H, A 4, Pep Club 1,2,3, 4, Executive Council 1, Glee Club 1,2,3, Officer 1,3, Mixed Chrous 1, TAB Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Life rtaff Editor 4, NBOCHb 1,2,3, 4, Student Council 3,4, Band 1.2, 3, Officer 3, Flute Quartet 1,2, 3,-1, Woodwind Ensemble 3, ' M' d 3- .1 f . College mp: Kays 1'2'3'4: TAB Ftxlaliageg Li-Sfyrejrltirfognall-if' Club 1,2,a,4, Football 1,2,3,4, ' ' ' ' g ' ' ' Track 1 4 Vocational, F. l-. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Cabinet 3, 4, Officer 3, 4, C-Club 3, 4, Training Council 4, Chorale 3, GARY VACIN College Prep, Kays 2,3,-4, Annual Staff 4, lli-Life Staff 4, Junior Play NBOCHS 2,3,4, Band 1,2,3,4, Clarinet Quartet 1,2,3,4, Dance 1,2,3, Basketball 2, Class Officer 3. Class Officer 4, 1 JAMES VERNON General, Rays 2 RUTH WOOD College Prep, Kayettes 1,2, 3, 1, Pep Club 1,2, Glee Club 2, 4, Officer 4, Triple Trio 3, 4, Chorale 2,3,-1, TAB Club 4: Hi-Life Staff 4, Band 2, 3,4, Officer 3, Woodwind Ensemble 2.1.4, Class Officer 2,3. Cabinet 3,-1, Officer 3, F. H, A. 14 l V u- Y- - RONALD WOOD General, Rays 4, Chorale 3, Mixe. Quartet 3, TAB Club 4, Band 2, Track 3. HELEN ZIEGELMEIER 4, Commercial: KIWCIICS 1. 2. 3. Cabinet 3,-I, Officer 4, Pep 3, 1,2,3,-1, Executive Council 2, Officer 3, Glee Club 1,2, 3, 4, TAB Club 1,2, 3. 4: Junior Play: NBOCHS 1.2,:3.4: Band 1.2.3,4, Officer 2, Flute Ouartet 1,2, 3, 4: Class Officer 1. 4 L. . 1- . 5- .SL ., 'ag 'sei Vetha Barnes Ramona Bieker Karen Bruggeman Dee Burcham lidward Cersovsk AN. - fb. 5 . 4' Kay C1-laffin Bonnie Christiansen Richard Davis Y Y CLASS OFFICERS: QLefr ro righrj Connie Schiffner, . Presidentg Mary Ann Simpson, Vice Presidentg 2 2, is N L, x N - x A . ff?-v , if c 2' L f R., I f Robert Davis Terry Deal Arlene Depe 6 I .1 Q ' z.' ', E ff . i q r i X SN 1 'N A - . 1 . Richard Epard Clarence Franz Larry Franz ii' N71 ' X Sw 1 QQ! I A 4 x . is -fl Fred Gaede James Gaede Milton Goldsworth Pat Hayes Carol Stover, Secretaryg and Pat Hayes, Treasurer. 5' tr Y .x lv X F , 31' 8' ex Jean Henningsen 'Uh - .ne as S- :1 mls Lv T, Rebecca Iain Rodney Jones Joyce Keck Harold Keller Jim Keller iw G' I , 4- -45, 11' FUN' Kilmer' Neon Kmker Alvin Koenig G. A 15 C' .L- 'CJ , , 5 L --imp Q Melvin Kvasniclu Nancy Larsen Lyle Leak -'CN Faculty mem ' meal as h u ng DNC Leddm Lee Ann Mcllnay Harree Miller -sf T, Q- '12 VME - x R A I Mike Mitchell Fred Morrison John Morrison Joe Mosier Jacob Norton 44 5 lR:'1 S . -X ea fe 1 4 Mike O'Neil Carol Price - enjoy their noon students look on. Judy Randall .lf Gr .gno- I l 7 I ai 4., Myrna Searls faq r .GX Kenneth Sloan 'UK 75 Carol Stover Qi 6 'C' Vicky Richard ,.. L :vw ,Q Mary Ann Simpson 5. 'C' f 3 G.. Q 5: Richard Stegenian Nelson Toburen fi 1 6.51 'U loo I ee K i Bw fr Connie Schiffner i 'IQ 42' it' 1 Jim Sites 'ff lf' Gt Becky Stoltenberg in 'g 4 'TA xo Bin wages fi Q N Paul Wagoner Darlene watson Mary Lou wiles Eliziaberh Williams Mema Zimmerman ia. Q' n K 3 TQ 1 Simca lfligvsm? fa S 14- g I it- L'- Ns. A Q1 Vary Hawk Ps ,. 0014. .Lit ijt.. l omxie FOSS E - ?' Gwen Hamill Sandra Hamllton Janet Hlett Vxvxan Hubbard Kathle Huscher Qs Q6 35- Martha Lovitt Glenn Madden I D Mahorney Lynn N cClelland Denms Vlelstrom Charles Nletzler l as . Q 3 ,V L, ... gl 3-g f 1 X, E FYQQ5 1 'Q-N Harvey Metzler Iarree Miller Charles Moore T5- r Clara Prokop Larry Railsback Myrna Ramsey -ul. C' 'WW' if? S 7 Y' lbiw R .-.. .-' - Dennis Reed .hrs I' 1 ...N i T V+- X. act., Sandra Schroeder ' as Q,-... -. 1 Ax Gerald Swanson Nancy Vacin Lynn Washburn cg ' is. vt, k r 4 i kg Rosie Norton if Virginia Ramsey Y y 5 ii ' Q. . X X . ' ge. T-,V in -P . C A Norma Rikoff 5- Freda Senger Bernadine O ' Neil Anim. Q ht' 3- vx r 'Q R John Randall egg, J Q.. Y .1 James Rudy Q .L L.. Calvert Shenk if Ruby Williams tw Shirley Williams TS 4. .X jx s... Rick Phillips Sq ,fx Alice Rasmussen S? nw w . Gr X- -f' Q N Zorah Ryan 9 Cx Q- R N I r Skip shun fi 1, Wi Donald Woofter XX Q' Barbara Adams X Carol Borgeson .is if , , 43 ,,. C , 'Vim L Dick Burcham r Q - L he L-. - l 'f . KT!-' Carroll Carpenter ,I iv 5' if an I K TOITI Dean Beverly Agan Q1 MVK-L ox ls. .Q K, Q' 1 Q' .L T x I Bob Bosler . 1 . g Y Darrel Byrant IA 4- .. ' L- ,- f I X K Dick Clark Judy Eberle K. E. 3. Flo,-1 F .. 1 ' rf Sue Bannister fs? lg . K r D Dan Bourquin rw VC.. f Q- , 1 :IQ- xf' ' U, , I'-:f - Richard Calliham gr-1. Q5 v N x ' I Leon Crawford .Q - gmwfm' L. i- L f I John Ferreg 2 Bonita Grant 5 avid Huscher Vernon Karlin Marcia Kyle B Q' Barbara M el ick C Beverly Griffin David Jones Ronald Kear -its ! ' f 1 Virginia Marshall di -in . L. iv-sf yr Larrv Miller i if 1 CN Judy Griffin lctty llennin en C'- Lorraine I ones fs Donald Keck if- Claudiene Mashburn Ls. if x X Kathy Mitchell CTM Marilyn Jones Kerma Knudson K . , ,Q 'v ,QL Burt Mcllnay K T Nw ilhur Henrx if i ard jo ies Qi 'Q . T- xi y, f M X ci Joe Mosier x RX 'wi Gaye Jo Nickel 625 .5-1 . Raymond lfotterf ,- Joanne Randall 'C' ,M Mary Ramsey Dixie Richard Kenneth Rohn Larry Saunders Alberta Schielke Marvin Schultz Pat Shaw Darlene Shea Roberta Sprinkle 2 Gary Starkey Joanne Stover Judie Stover Marlene Thieler vyfy 0-4 Y K A -c' '- it 5 1 all s 'E S Q- ' 'G' 1 4 me AY L' gk 1:5 4 s sf r xi ' v 'Q va , ' Q a S- Y' ' Wx ,Q as 'Q X ef te 'B ' IJ W 'f if 'Me pfzeeeazfc ie 0160664 Pictured from left to right are. Dee Burcham, Mary Ann Simpson, Carol Stover, Mike Mitchell, and Rebecca Iain. Mrs. Savage had been left ten million dollars by her husband, and wanted to make the best use of it, in spite of the efforts of her rown-up step- children to get their hands on it. Tie step-children commit her to a sanatorium hoping to bring her to her senses. At the sanatorium Mrs. Savage met various social misfits, but as she got to know them, she realized that she could find happiness with them because they were interested in her and not her money. Throughout the quick action of the comedy the self-seeking step-children were driven to distraction by their vain efforts to browbeat Mrs. Savage. Mrs. Savage, however, preserves her equanimity and leads the step-children in a merry chase. Her friends conspire to et rid of the in- laws, and through their simple Eelief in the justice of her cause, they enable Mrs. Savage to carry out her plans. The last scene, a farewell party, is a delightful fantasy where each guest in the sanatorium realizes at last some hopeless dream for something he was never able to realize. gy fain 3462646 CAST Florence . . Nancy Larsen Fairy May .... Carol Stover Jeffrey .... Dee Burcham Hannibal .... Mike Mitchell Miss Wilhelmina ...... Mary Ann Simpson Titus ..... Clarence Franz Lily Belle .... Judy Randall Samuel ..... Joe Mosier Dr. Emmett . . Richard Epard Mrs. Paddy .... Carol Price Mrs. Savage . . Rebecca Jain Student Director . . . Karen Bruggeman Asst. Director . . Terry Deal Make-Up . . . Ann Williams Publicity. . . Fred Morrison Electrician . . . Paul Wagoner Props .... Becky Stoltenberg Director . . . William H. Marsh 'gn William Marsh applies mascara to Rebecca Jain as Ann Williams and Jim Keller Assist 7i 76, 7955 X100 P. 771. 6 Z 74 S. 14 ' 5 V, x- 4 if .. A PY . . fa 'FI .K .sh ,V 7 61 ff-Q Xl ff -2 BXCRRLJM fLeftto r1ghtjL NIcC,IeIIand D Bourqum I Kem Lllffler C ' Q Iume SICONIDROM N1 Busenk r ies IIRSI ROM I 'vietzler G Bour um owned! aaefma Sladealf gaalq 1 . K 3 'J K 2 I , v vl f-... 2 Q-4 I ITOl'R'I'II ROW: R. Sowers, ID, Iirtz, N, Ioluuren, THIRD ROW: CQ, 51' 1 , I,IriIe,G.' r..'ZlI' J' Ne,Ix', Is.fS FT.. ,. q'. ,sf 9,- LA R' A gp. - T. QCD,.,a'mp .egnh ' .. x' . if 'Sri FK f'iN I-X l 'l HW TV BACK ROW: fbeft to rightj D, Reed, L. Railsback, G. Swanson, B, White, N, Linville, C, Moore, R, Wood, L. McClel- land, M, Mitchell, R, Stegeman, D, Leddon, F. Kimsey, I, Kern, J. Mosier, FOURTH ROW: D, Woofter, D, Unruh, ll, Metzler, B, Flipse, N, To uren, V, Smith, R. Barnett, J, Cersovsky, J. Kriss, L, Miller, M. Barnett, D. Bourquin. THIRD ROW: R. Calliham, R, Brown, C. Kvasnicka, S. Blaine, M. Kvasnicka, R, 101135, R, Phillips' L, Washburn. B, Mcllnay, T. Brown, G, Vacin, W, Henry, M, O'Neil, R, Barnes. SECOND ROW: Mr. Mummey, B, Brillhart, D, Hus- cher, D. Keck, J. Randall, E. Biggs, B. Lorton, B. Evans, T. Penland, B, Bottorff, D. Fechner, V. Karlin, R, Fields, J, Mosier, Mr, Augustyn, FRONT ROWg M. Schultz, K. Rohn, R. Jones, I. Crabb, I. Grady, B. Harrison, C. Franz, E. Cersovsky, L. Franz, B. Roulier, L. Crawford, R, Kear, F. Morrison. faq - fczqetzfe rm ac' been A me um his ears. S r , for YO me V maart' ' Assoflauoi? rx SCVOOX Soi rx sCP0Ox.S ns he Kansas , U me we to haw WY? as 011113 Torgamzauoisgocxarion isvonsibuwes X000 've A Y F e , .: U ,mgose Oi qxea'9mtieS an 'im consecumm cons6C 9 ,Le their heir il he for' is is L ' eaxi wres- ' io! r . ed L y Th , I Urrired S . rvmi - :New ervlces' eaf' i T me he Club X? L Ie ar Ylavwg st Yeaiss district has l T Naya this 'law Md gov Klub W mis est owl emi ayl XMB purwe X090 Paward atv! K has yeai' 6.69 . XXQSY bets 1 YLalx0 f ' we mg .6 63 Wet? Ce its C5930 as Mum 9 ned- ,Lays haw h S had SW of 'YXXOW OW 'ive' Curb 3 ship X C 6 ns0' n00 ' we' umbet the el HB3 SPO .n many SC he lalgesx 0 X def in I , ated X hesg Y 6 C1955 Ugave vafuci pirnongg rumor lie Cm - md 036 '. dvi' ' - 'e Y and W Od1Y?or Nlilllovians ro the it athefson me Mea cofluibuxa me Hnnua ring' nariflfls' . H' an -B me 59 STANDING: fLeft to righty Mr. Augustyn, co-sponsor: I. Crabb, Service do de,au0 herd K . . . . , . . 9 ge y uh was chairman: J. Kriss, Recreation chairman, C. Metzler., Publicity chair- ! are ei whit man, Mr. Mummey, sponsor. SEATEDg E, Miller, Vice-President, E, A Bailqu Metzler, President: M. Kvasnicka, Secretary, R. Jones, Treasurer. ll L NOT PICTURED: B. Roulier, Program chairman. 2 6 .s , . A ffW5ff13iAs.. 'M' BACK ROW: fLeft to rightj S. Gillespie, P. Shaw, V, Marshall, B, Melick, I. Woofter, C. Borgeson, J, Griffin, I, Stover, B, Henningsen, S. Bannister, G. Nickel, J. Henningsen, J, Randall, K. Bruggeman, T. Deal, R, Jain, C. Bremenkamp, P. Hayes, B. Christiansen, Miss Morin. FOURTH ROW: Mrs. Lefmann, O. Crawford, N. Hamilton, V. Hubbard, K. An- drews, C. Denny, M. Ramsey, E, Munkres, B. Brown, R. Wood, V. Barnes, R. Norton, K. Huscher, N. Rikoff, J, Ran- dall, K, Mitchell, C, Mashburn, K. Knudson, B. Griffin, D. Richard. THIRD ROW: J. Albright, I. Stover, S. Hamilton, B. Keck, V, Ramsey, S, Schroeder, A. Rasmussen, M, Lovirr, L, Jones, I. Zeller, J, Ogier, M, Brememkamp, E. Amos, li. Coffman, S. Williams, F. Senger, J. Bond, B. Barnes, M. Poland, SECOND ROW: J. Amos, C, Prokop, I, Keck, R. Paden, S. Sears, W. Hess, H. Ziegelmeier, A. Williams. M. Beisecker, G. Turner, J. Eberle, L. Brown, B. Adams, I. Eberle, B. Grant, M. Prall, S. Fann, B. O'Neil, B. Bremenkamp, R, Sprinkle. FRONT ROW: M. Simpson, G. Bourquin, N. Kinkel, C. Stover, C. Schiffner, B. Stoltenberg, L. Brooks, J, Diggins, I. Cole, I. Kriss, G. Hamill, N. Vacin, 1. Hiett, I. Kean, M. Thieler, M. Ramsey, A, Schielke, S. Call, M. Biggs, R. Price. cafe! Zeal: fX Ka Kang yetresis a Ch Prepare? ASSOCi,3l-ioi iemfnfne or M The cfxglrh as Cap3gIYour17I iznizazion of I rs. Lef Fhlmdre e and 0Se put tie Boa I mann a Q' Colb Wejhbaj P035 is t xx po rqum pr Hd MiSsM,V kayen ancedc' o 1.111 I esfde 01 es' s 1tiZe Ofth award mi UI' haven, ln. and he Ponsored b in I Sal e group W Syeari Am orked tow aded by G J 6:1101 . ere- On ard . We d - 8 r Fl 'F Daugh, U78 a Fa Sponsor-in he accom Mil' 9. 000 Car 61' banqu Ihe,,DaU g U75 ann P11-ghlne :spoil Q ef: I . gh,-e Ua1 U Urs holding sormg 3 Ajeeanzng ther 5-irry and sed-bogk Chris monrhl als fo, , river' 3 Moth F1773 .yCab- Mrjji 5 tray . el'- Sfster S Tea I Uierm 011s Col 'Ying Week. or the f eetm - lecfio . new memb 1 holding HCUIIIV: sgs, having a U. Dimes 615: an 3 reco h toollsorin . dspons gnlllgn Se g Iiearr o ' ,A 1-108 the Alaiiice for c STANDING1 fbeft to rightj L. Brooks, Recreation chairman: I. Kean, h of Finance chairman, Miss Morin, co-sponsor, R. Wood, World and Com- l munity Service chairman, L. Brown, Point chairman, C. Stover, Pro- gram chairman, B. Brown, Publicity chairman: M. Poland, Religious J chairman, C. Schiffner, Parliamentariang Mrs. Lefmann, sponsor: N. Kinkel, Pianist. SEATED: J. Randall, Songleader, H. Ziegelmeier, Vice-President, K. Bruggeman, Secretary, G. Bourquin, President, M. Simpson, Treasurer, J. Cole, School Service chairman. S 4 qv-ea oi Psgoev :Mao Ko Csoaoxex oi we Yoxota 'Eat goovgs coke gmt was mga o oi goovkkoq, We iatxix xoxo ooo soixo oggw' 'Q io? .Y . B. Ks 'oao ax Coxbq wie goo Q Qowoi oatiov , eg0'0etQ0x on 'wma Saxoxoq, 'Yoo kin 'BW ac o oxacixo . 'oooe oi a ox Rox Q9 020106 X0 xoxo, o Xeno , so oi wa vl V530 Rot Q0 XX CGC 'oochk he neqxixxegoe. x efxioet 'oe e. 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Pr .UID he s Wi ugh 1 is ew Us: I7 , a . o . ex Ou Cbapzelfbofizfdllfe. 1'I1'efZVe Oufffsed by Sly f . eefwafd ilowefl me czjrageojearn aembefs fits' fay . sim: I1 apfef 'Pose HS is 501i 300' you -C dan '-4. ,V -for,-,,. , 0f,,, flze Zes- ,, 'Ylme Ph fadlb llle te 'Vasc lyni yeari atfon pfessi Ib. 1daf1'0g,.al:! A4ar3Z5'p0l1Q.Z Ulenfjgldegvn I 'lg U79 1'V0l'Qa till. T 17 e shores, Sd with glow ba 2110081 . e , ., . H Fare E A 7-11 A 'VCU 1 C001-e 1 an he reno da e lv as lioxxl .55 STANDING: fl.eft to rightj B. Christiansen, Trea- surer, P, Hayes, Vice President, L. Xfcllnay, Re- porter, B. O'Neil, Historian, B, Dean, Parliamen- tarian, Mrs. Smith, Advisorg SEATED: J, Albright, Pianist, N, Vacin, Song leader, C. Price, Pres- ident, C. Denny, Program chairman, Xi. Biggs, l l '70-wp lor PE for l BACK ROW: fbeft to rightj B. Christiansen, P. Hayes, I.. Mcllnay, A. Depe, TA. Birdsong, P. Sanger, 5.1. Farnsey. lf. Andrews, V, Hubbard, 5, Dean, C, Bremenkamp, S, Dean, E. Amos, Li. Brernenlaarin, E. Coffman, Barnes, D. Pich- ard, THIRD ROW: I, Henningsen, A, Williams, K, Bruggeman, 1, Ogier, A. Rasmussen, B. Brown, B. Henningsen, I. wtover, C. Borgeson, C, Mashburn, J. Griffin, S. Bannister. J. Randall, B. Melick, 5.1, Ramsey, K. Pinudson, li, Griffin, Hrs. Smith.u5ECOND ROW: C, Denny, Price, S. Gillispie, M, Lovitt. J. Keck, P.. Paden, B. Keclf, Parnsey, bi. Schroeder W, Hess, G, Turner, N, Hamilton, O, Crawford, H, Bremenkamp, J, Kean. I. Kriss, Ti. Tacin, IZ, Ryan. wil!-f, Fw'--'z J. Albright, C, Price, S, Hamilton. I. Stover, J. Diggins, N. Rikoff, Norton, K, Huscher, P, williams, M, rrneler, I. Zeller, B, O'Neil, B. Bremenkamp, S. Farm, S. Call, A. Borgeson, M. Biggs. 'TM . .Hwy Quinlan S A s +A V, 'TOBER 5, 1955 nomics Vi-'z S 1 1 ' l ast summer 1 Department vt ,H ilt and six ur ulay is itchens were g - -d were X re made of mo. nted a differe ' ess steel cabins has a garbag ' urrit equipment -3 ' 811115 in the d Dale Ledd one umt wrt? ,A fy. 'Schiffner 8- new e ec rlf h vent to prevent 71 I frigerator, new outside door for lx enovating of ti 3 lass schedule th creased immense h h ,W i Mrs. Smith, in fievaftment- Thf BACK Row: 1Left to right, A. Borgeson, s, Call, Mr, James, E, Amos, FRONT izowf s, wmv mdfll in th? department Sears, M, Beisecker, O. Crawford, G. Vacin, ,lidllt 1111114 - TAN: Year that , .,., , , .,, v, - - to ,un,!She dtudes 859 0 97- 1 ' ' ,. . . is A t5 ', her life in ing d ' '79 5' 5 ' ' 'M' 'cb 'A E lb 1 E... xrtrdfmvl is aliiidvh sihest Peo! le e c ' X ' ced This year the Golden Eagle Staff, under the capable direction of Mr, Bill James, has strived to put out an or annual w ich will be a source of reminiscence in future years to all students, Those members of the staff are: Mary U Lou Beisecker, editor-in-chief, Ora Dell Crawford, assistant editorg Sue Sears, art editor, Shirley Call, business bi manager, Alice Borgeson, photographer, Gary Vacin, sports editorg Elenora Amos, feature edirorg and Mr. Bill F accfmczliaia Z dt' 716 ' Qaida: The twenty students wh0 fOrm the journalism class have strived to publish a better and more worthwhile paper h than in previous years, It has been accomplished mainly through the efforts of the staff which includes, Gracia Hig Turner, editor, Mary Lou Beisecker, assistant editor, Bob Roulier, make-up editorg Eldon Miller, sports editor: I U Gary Vacin, assistant sports editorg Roberta Paden, art editor, Ruth Wood, feature editor, Elenora Amos, business is b manager, Wanda Hess, assistant business manager, Ora Dell Crawford and Maralee Biggs, circulation editors: an and reporters, Carolyn Bremenkamp, Shannon Dean, Sharon Dean, Leonard Foster, Alice Borgeson, Norman Lin- is b, ville, Sue Sears, Shirley Call, and Thressia Prokop. Oklahoma uity,.ple crio Wlll remain t 9 same- as u will be approxi-' last year's and that the girls' sex- and new members! Nancy Vac around 2.500 peo-'ior bi' ' - ' '-' ' ' havv v ' ' Us si ar This building is,tet which graduated from the jun- lead in EFOUP Slngmg- Cami D6 We a S S QLeft to right, R. Roulier, Mr. James, G. Turner, W, Hess, M, Beisecker, E, Amos, R. Wood, E, Miller, M Biggs, G. Vacin, R, Paden, O. Crawford. ru I-.qw wr Q 4 Junior harles I A ions I 'M h 01 r A, welcohwu Chu Htcsnnvm 'rearim .en ,,,.,e allhvg, .id re l Th 1 tfN.f mga Q GCHQO L. BACK ROW: qLeft to rightj K. Mitchell, G. Bourquin, G. Sloan, J. Cole, M. Mitchell, R. Foss, L, McClelland, C, Franz, G, Bishop, C. Stover, B. Bottorff, R, Epard, K. Sloan, B, Roulier, D, Fechner, TllIRDROWg R. Wood, B. Stoltenbetlg, B. Adams, S. Williams, B. Hiett, B. O'Neil, J. Albright, S. Fann, B. Melick, M. Biggs, R, Paden, D. Woofter, J, Ran all, V, Barnes, J, Morrison, C, Mashburn, J, Mosier, J, Stover. SECOND ROW: L, Chase, B. Barnes, B. Brillhart, J. Randall. V. Marshall, J. Randall, P. Hayes, I. Crabb, D, Reed, C, Schiffner,N, Vacin, J. Stover, C. Dechert, R. Jones, N. Hamilton, S. Hamilton, D. Gossenberger, FIRST ROW: Wm. H. Beck, M. Beisecker, M. Prall, B. Melick, S. Bannister, M. Kyle, C. Price, E. Amos, J. Mosier, B. Bremenkamp, A. Rasmussen. I. Eberle, G. Vacin, C. Shenk, J. Amos, L. Brooks, ll, Ziegelmeier, J, lliett, P, Shaw, M. Simpson, N. Kinkel. Zend pefzfafzma fa ammcmilq No matter what the occasion--be it a simple M a 0 0 parade, the county fair, or the annual Tractor Show--the C.C. li. S. band is always on hand to create enthusiasm and color. C.C. ll. S. students and faculty are very proud of their school band, not only for its fine playing, but also for its marching ability. 1 The band has been under the direction of William ll. Beck, FD . Jr. for the past thirteen years and has received a highly superior rating at the district music festival every year, This year the band consists of '72 members. The highlight of the year came when the band journeyed to Kansas State College to participate in the annual band day, The band gave a five-minute performance before the start of the football game. Other activities of the year included par- ticipating in the Veterans' Day Parade, marching at the Christ- mas opening, leading the Easter parade, and performing at the Tractor Show. Ever present at all sports events and some pep rallies, the band is always ready to boost both the team and school spirit, and is worthy of much praise and appreciation. The twirlers also are a big part of the band, They provide entertainment at the sports events and have shown outstanding ability leading the marching band. A y U A Drum Majorette Mary Lou Beisecker continued her duties of V Cleft I0 fight? MUD' LOU Belseckef- Ann Wllllffms leading and directing the marching band for a second year, Mary Ann Simpson, Neola Kinkel. Twirlers Mary Ann simpson, Neola Kinkel, and Ann Will- iams displayed fine marching and twirling as they performed in front of the band this year. hx-Q G N. Q-q Lv I 6941! Wiccadcczf aaemaed ' Zucmlezl The clarinet quartet has been performing for dif- ferent activities for the past eleven years, This group has received highly superior ratings at the state music festival for several years. The members of the quartet are LEFT TO RIGHT: Gary Vacin, Betty Bremenkamp, Alice Rasmussen, Mary Lou Beisecker, 764:28 214116: In its tenth year, the flute quartet has an impressive list of accomplishments including highly superior ratings at state and district music festivals for nine years, The members are from LEFT TO RIGHT: Neola Kinkel, Helen Ziegelmeier, Loretta Brooks, and Gracia Turner. O O Wndwcad 2 The woodwind quintet is in its fourth year and has proved to be quite a success for a beginning ensem- ble, It has gone to state festival several times and has received fine ratings there, Its members are pictured LEFT TO RIGHT: Calvert Shenk, Alice Rasmussen, Joanne Randall, Gwen Bourquin, and Ruth Wood, 21444 Zneemdle The brass ensemble, one of the oldest ensembles in the music department, has a successful record with highly superior ratings at state music festival for several years. The members of the ensemble are from LEFT T IGHT: Virginia Marshall, Roberta Paden, Den Reed, Clarence Franz, Bob Bottorff, and Della G senberger, pewfafzm 74m at een 7wm,eez 7m The trumpet trio has only been performing for the past three years receiving superior ratings at the music festivals. These members of the trio are: Della Gossenberger, Bob Bottorff, and Kenneth Sloan. Dfzum Eneemfle The drum ensemble consisting of four members is in its second year as an organization of C,C,l-LS, lt received a highly superior rating at state music festival last year. The members of the group are: Janet Cole, Janice Albright, Robert Roulier, and Shirley Williams. 4 This is the sixth year for the saxophone quartet who has received excellent ratings at music festivals. Performing at many schools functions, the quartet members are from left to right: Connie Schiffner, Naomi Hamilton, Carol Stover, and Nancy Vacin. mzcegmed This is the second year of performing for student functions for the dance band. Their main perfor- mances have been heard at the mixers and at student assemblies. The members are from left to right: Calvert Shenk, Clarence Franz, Connie Schiffner, Nancy Vacin, Shirley Wil-Hams, Naomi Hamilton, Judie Stover, Carol Stover, Bob Bottorff, Sandra Hamilton, and Dennie Reed. 3 . i . X L 4 5 , 8 1 J . Q E Q G ,V . Q f . f 2 ? Y i.. LEFT TO RIGHT Eldon Mrller VICIS Smrth Lavena Brown Mary Lou Bersecker Bob Roulrer Gary Vacln John Kern Manlyn Poland Shrrley Call Elenora Amos Ora Dell Crawford Naoml Hamrlton Seacafza pfzeaeat aa Murderer's h1dden 1n cozy corners detectrves 1n the den debutantes all over the house and a vtctxm sla1n 1n the dark all added to the exc1tement of The Clutch1ng Claw a murder mystery of three acts Whlch was presented by the Senlor class The settmg of the ent1re play was the den of Thornton Manor where the cast por trayed therr respectwe parts The characters portrayed were .John Thornton a cultured well bred gentleman, Clauson the butler, Patr1c1a Thornton daughter of John, Sally Bland a fr1end of the Thornton's Sada Sewell Peggy Boland Agatha Hayden frlends of Patr1c1a Madame Lanezsk1 a forergn type of woman, Offrcer Hand and Off1cer Donnelly local polrcemen, Jerry Hayden Patr1c1a's f1ancee, and George Gordon Mrs Bland s brother Mr W1ll1am Marsh d1rected the play wrth the capable assrstance of Gwen Bourqum student d1rector and Sue Sears ass1stant student d1rector THE CAST John Thornton Mrs Mxdgely Pat Thornton Sally Bland Sada Sewell Peggy Boland Agatha Hayden Madame Lanezskr Offrcer Hand Chlef Donnelly Jerry Hayden George Gordon Electrlcxan Student Drrector Drrector Wlllram Marsh drrector demon strates the correct way to srt on a desk whrle Eldon Mrller and Gary Ed Metzler Manlyn Poland Mary lou Bersecker Lavena Brown Elenora Amos Naomr Hamxlton Shrrley Call Ora Dell Crawford Vrers Smxth Gary Vacln Eldon Mrller Robert Roulrer Terry Hown Gwen Bourqurn Wrllram Marsh 34 Gwen Bourqurn student d1rector fextreme rrghty grves the cast some valuable pomters dunng Vacm look on a hot scene of the second act . Fa J. Q ' X m V 'N . l Q i 1 ' , ' ' . . ' . ' . . I I b I . I 1 I I ' ' ll I M J . . y . . , . . . . . I, . ,, l 9 , . ' I l - 1 , n ' . , n ' 9 , , , 9 I . Y , I . . . I , , , . . 0 ! I l ' Clauson . . . . . . John Kern ' 0 a a 0 I , y I 0 s U Q .dx r l 1 Q 0 0 . Q ig I . . . . -A . . . n s s o c I 1 ,AJ . . ' . ' - .' . BACK ROW, QL TO RJ: J. Eberle, J. Henningsen, M. Biggs, S. Sears, R. Wood, L. Brown, M. Searls, C. Stover, G. Bourquin, H. Ziegelmeier, J. Stover, J. Cole, K. Mitchell, A. Williams, M. Beisecker. THIRD ROW: J. Albright, M. Poland, O. Craw- ford, S. Bannister, N. Vacin, M. Kyle, G. Nickel, K. Huscher, M. Ramsey, B. Brown, G. Hamill, L. Mcllnay, B. O'Neil, E. Hatch, M. Bremenkamp, J. Bond, K. Bruggeman, V. Barnes, N. Hamilton. SECOND ROW: A. Rasmussen, V. Marshall, C. Mashburn, W. Hess, P. Shaw, J. Kean, E. Munkres, R. Paden, J. Amos, B. Christiansen, P. Hayes, S. Williams, J. Randall, T Deal, C. Price, S. Hamilton, N. Rikoff, E. Coffman, B. Barnes, Miss Dorothy Scrivner. FlRST ROW: M. Zimmerman, J. Hiett, R. Norton, E. Amos, V. Richards, J. Diggins, R. Williams, B. Stoltenberg, D. Gossenberger, C. Schiffner, M. Simpson, S. Schroeder. J. Stover, S. Fann, B. Keck, F. Senger, B. Bremenkamp, L. Brooks. ACCOMPANIST: Mrs. William Gross. We 6Si2t2..i.i S....22'.if 7... Wm The Boys' and Girls' Glee Clubs are two of the oldest and most outstanding organizations of C. C. H, S, Taking part at various school functions such as student assemblies and the annual open house, these clubs have displayed much talent. Performing at district music festivals, the clubs have always received fine ratings. The Glee Clubs were under the superb direction of Miss Dorothy Scrivner this year. BACK ROW, QL, TO RJ: D. Fechner, B. Roulier, T. Brown, D. Jones, R. Stegeman, N. Toburen, R. Phillips, D. Ertz, D. Melstrom, B. Mcllnay, R. Foss, J. Grady, N. Linville, J. Kern, Miss Dorothy Scrivner. FRONT ROW: R. Pottorff, W. Lorton, C. Kvasnicka, B. Harrison, L. McClelland, J. Crabb, L. Washburn, D. Chaffin, G. Hawk, D. Bouzquin, R. Carpenter, R. Kear. SEATED: C. Shenk. fr if 3 9 E- The Piano Department this year includes the following members: QL, TO RJ: K. Mitchell, J. Stover, R. Jones, J. Bond, B. Gilchrist M. Bremenkamp, D. Gossenberger, B. Harrison, S. Fann, S. Williams, N. Rikoff, C. Shenk, E. Coffman, M. Kyle, J. Albright, G. Nickel, M. Thieler, H. Ziegelmeier, S. Bannister, L. Brown, N. Vacin, J. Cole, S. Schroeder, P. Hayes, C. Schiffner, M. Poland. Seated at the piano is Mrs. William Gross, piano instructor. 77Za4c1': Depaztmazl ?eaz'aze4 Wan! mzemffe The Girls' Trio this year consisted of Alice Rasmussen, Jean The members of the Boys' Quarter Eberle, and Judy Randall. Lavena Brown was the accompanist. this year are QL, TO RJ Bob Roulier, Rick Phillips, Bob Car- ' Z, . Alice Rasmussen, Roberta Paden, Ruth Wood, Lavena Brown, Wanda Hess, Sue Sears, Janet Cole, Marilyn Bremenkamp, and Mary Lou Beisecker were the girls that made up the Triple Trio this year. They were accompanied by Marilyn Poland. on The members of the Chorale this year are: QBACK ROW, D. Fechner, B. Roulier, R. Phillips, D. Ertz, N. Linville, J. Grady. CFRONT ROWJ: R. Paden, M. Biggs, R. Wood, I. Eberle, S. Sears, M. Beisecker, J. Cole, V. Barnes. Lavena Brown was the accompanist for this group. . Wann ' pemer' and Dan E1-IZ. The four The Sextet, consisting of six freshmen, includes Janet Woofter, Joanne Randall boys were accompanied on the Virginia Marshall, Claudiene Mashburn, Judy Bond, and Kathy Mitchell. Their Piano by Calvert Shenk. accompanist was Janice Albright. ' The national music honor society this year included the following members: fBACK ROWj Mr. Beck, A. Rasmussen, I. Eberle, B. Roulier, D. Ertz, M. Mitchell, C. Franz, G. Vacin, M. Simpson, B. Stoltenberg, C. Schiffner, Miss Scrivner. CFRONT ROWJ: G. Bourquin, M. Beisecker, R. Jain, R. Wood, L. Brown, G. Turner, H. Ziegelmeier, C. Stover, S. Williams, W. Hess. C7 Pala 77epcwz4 The executive council, consisting of three sponsors and three pep club members, is the ruling body of the Pepperettes. Their main objective is to carry out the purpose of the pep club, to create a love of sports, to foster the ideals of sportsmanship, and to promote school spirit. This year the pep club sponsored the C,C,H,S, Amateur Night, an all-school talent showg the annual All-Sports Banquet, and the pep rallies on the days of the games The members of the council are: QBACK ROWJ Mrs. Marsh, Miss Scrivner, Miss Moring QFRONT ROWQ Joy Kean, Mar Ann Simpson, Mary Lou Beisecker, Presidbentg Connie Schiffner, Vice-President, Carol Stover, Secretary-Treasurer. Zbpatew Spawn ,-imczzewz ' , Scrppau Saglea ...... , Na.. ,H l l Iwi'--. ,. .- BACK ROW: CL, TO RJ O. Crawford, N. Hamilton, C. Stover, B. Christiansen, P. Hayes, V. Richards, C. Schiffner, M. Simpson, J. Randall, J. Henningsen, R. Jain, K. Bruggeman, B. Stoltenberg, T. Deal, G. Hamill, Mrs. William Marsh, Miss Dorothy Scriv- ner. FOURTH ROW: Miss Bernice Morin, M. Poland, G. Bourquin, C. Bremenkamp, V. Ramsey, S. Schroeder, A. Rasmussen, J. Griffin, G. Nickel, J. Stover, J. Woofter, M. Kyle, S. Bannister, V. Marshall, M. Zimmerman, V. Barnes, B. Bames. THIRD ROW: J. Keck, R. Paden, E. Lovenstein, C. Prokop, B. Keck, S. Gillespie, R. Price, B. Grant, B. Adams, J. Eberle, M. Prall, J. Randall, B. Melick, K. Mitchell, C. Mashburn, P. Shaw, S. Williams. SECOND ROW: J. Amos, J. Albright, N. Rikoff, K. Huscher, R. Norton, K. Knudson, B. Griffin, D. Richards, J. Bond, S. Hamilton, J. Stover, B. Bremenkamp, B. O'Neil, S. Fann, L. Mcllnay, N. Larson. FIRST ROW: M. Beisecker, G. Turner, L. Brown, J. Eberle, H. Ziegelmeier, J. Cole, L. Brooks, J. Diggins, N. Vacin, J. Hiett, J. Kriss, M. Thieler, M. Jones, C. Denny, M. Ramsey, Mary Ramsey, A. Schielke, E. Amos, M. Bremen amp. CHEERLEADERS: W. Hess, C. Borgeson, R. Bieker, S. Sears, J. Kean. o4tefa,66'z6t The main purposes of the cheerleaders are to lead the cheering at games, foster school spirit, and promote pep among the pep club members. Taking charge of all pep rallies is also another duty. This year the cheerleaders are: QL, TO RJ Wanda Hess, head-cheerleaderg Carol Borgeson, Ramona Bieker, Sue Sears, and Joy Kean. '44 fr- X, ,1 ':' Z Z, A df, 9 ffl BACK ROW: QL, TO RJ R. Jones, E. Miller, R. Barnes, J. Kern, L. Washbur11. THIRD ROW: F. Kimsey, E. Cersovsky, D. Fechner, E. Biggs, B. Bosler, J. Randall, M. Barnett, J. Morrison, J. Cersovsky, D. Ertz, R. Barnett. SECOND ROW: D. Burcham, G. Hawk, M. O'Neil, N. Toburen, D. Bourquin, B. Sowers, J. Sites, H. Miller, L. Leak, R. Phillips, Mr. Randall. FIRST ROW: C. Metzler, D. Leddon, L. McClelland, R. Roulier, E. Metzler, G. Bishop, F. Morrison, B. Carpenter, B. Leddon, L. Foster. 5-em awww 1 7a fm sam The C-Club is in its second year since being reorganized in 1954. Membership in the club is restricted to those boys who have won a letter in one of the four competitive sports: football, basketball, wrestling, and track, or boys who have received letters as managers of these sports. The President, Vice-President, and Secretary-Treasurer are known as the exesutive officers and they have the power to appoint a cabinet of helpers, known as the training council Officers this year are Dan Ertz, Presidentg Edward Metzler, III, Vice-Presidentg and Ronald Barnett, Secretary-Treasurer. The club had several stag parties this year. The parties, which were pot-luck suppers, were attended well and highly enjoyed. The C-Club sponsor is Mr. Harold Randall, head football and wrestling coach. 7fm6n6n9 Zum maxed The training council consists of ten members. The council sets up training rules and has the power to enforce them. It also hears and reviews cases of athletic conduct. The council is composed of the three executive offi- cers, Dan Ertz, Edward Metzler, lll, and Ronald Barnett, plus Robert Sowers, John Cersovsky, Nelson Toburen, Forest Kimsey, Dee Burcham, Charles Metzler, and Lynn McClelland. f- The members of this year's training council are: CBACK ROWQ John Cersovsky, Lynn McClelland, Bob Sowers, Charles Metzler, Woody Kimsey. QFRONT ROWJ: Dee Burcham, Ed Metzler, Dan Ertz, Ron Barnett, Nelson Toburen, i l letes I OP CHI Q. R Eagles To Meet Goodland Cowboys Eau! W Sv Q. J . . . , 5 Qgij ,SIPQ ln season FW-le Frvlrw Vfemng 531m 'f'fef,,- Q? lh,1d'Y3?-0S,f, ' 6 OIIIIS Q? FCCTS I a 1 BACK ROW QL TORQB Whrte B Harrison N Colhns B Mcllnay FOURTH ROW R Kear C Carpenter V Smrth L Franz P Wagoner V Karlm B Evans G Swanson L Chase B Leddon C Franz THIRD ROW L Washburn J Grady L McClelland G Hawk C Shull R Ph1l11ps G Blshop M Bamett D Bourqum B Bosler R Calhham SECOND ROW Mr Randall Mr Augusryn M ONe11 F Kxmsey D Burcham J Morrrson D Leddon N Toburen E Cersovsky C Metzler R Jones Mr Davxs Mr Carlson FIRST ROW E Bxggs J Brernenkamp E Metzler R Barnett D Ertz L Foster R Rouher J Cersovsky L Heramza E Mlller R Sowers I Randall Wd! Seanad pface 7a 77 W K -Z' The Colby Eagle grxdders after losrng then' f1rst 3 games won the next 6 1n a row to grve them second place 1n the North West Kansas League The only league defeat of the season came 1n the th1rd game when Colby was turned back by Ober lm the eventual league champron Under the gu1dance of head coach Harold Randall and ass1stant coaches Tom Carlson Joe Augustyn and Gene Dav1s the Eagles drsplayed excellent performan ces both of ab1l1ty and sportsmanshlp throughout the season o J is F 4 C 454 Q SE'-1 'e ie h To Glas Bail? 555 mmsmerllav Tomh' t This year the football coaches were: fLEFT TO RIG:-In Joe Augustyng Harold Randall, head-coachg Tom Carlsong and Gene Davis. Nfuxv 'Wm Qiiiegixilstxev League ln I -45 Another outstanding ground-gainer was 6', 180 pound RON BARNETT, Ron earned his first letter this year after transfering from Gem. 0, JOHN BREMENKAMP, a 5' 10 , 155 pound end, played his fourth year of football this year. Final Standings Won Lost Oberlin 7 O Colby 6 1 Atwood 5 2 Goodland 4 3 Hoxie Z 5 Norton Z 5 Oakley 2 5 St. Francis O 7 BOB SOWERS, was Standing 5' 10 and another mainstay of weighing 160 pounds the Eagle's forward is BOB ROULIER. Bob wall, A 6', 180 pound was a fine left-handed tackle, Bob was the passer, and did most of only four-letter man the team's punting. on the team. i x, ff fe JOHN CERSOVSKY, the Eagles' outstanding halfback, led the team in rushing and passing. John, who stands 5' 9 1!2 and weighs 152 pounds, won his second letter this season. Pct. 1. 000 . 857 .714 . 571 . 286 . 286 .286 . O00 ELDON MILLER, a 6' 1 , 175 pound center, was also a linebacker and guard on the defense. Eldon won his third football letter ,Pi The leading scorer on the team was 5' 10 1!2' DAN ERTZ. This 170 pound quarterback was selected to the second all-area team and oddl enough was the team's leading pass receiver. LEONARD FOSTER, a 5' 7 halfback, was the team's kick-off and extra point man. Leonard is a two-year letterman. LESTER HAREMZA, plugged a big spot in the line from his tackle position. This was Les' first year of football here, after transferring from the Hays Cadets. ED METZLER was a mainstay of the Eagles' this year. line. Standing 5' 10 1f2 and weighing 155 pounds, Ed won his second letter this year. Il IHIIS li 1-4 nt IS Ill' T3 i 14 u i L 08 55. A 3 - : Bl! BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: M. O'Neil, D. Fechner, B. Mcllnay, C. Moore, J. Grady, Mr. Davis, Mr. Carlson. SECOND ROW: L. McClelland, B. Bosler, M. Bamett, R. Foss, E. Cersovsky, J. Keller, D. Burcham, D. Leddon, L. Washburn, G. Hawk. FRONT ROW: R. Roulier, ,I. Cersovsky, R. Barnett, J. Morrison, B. Evans, N. Toburen, R. Phillips, E. Miller, D. Ertz, L. Foster. 766 ?azS piece 7a and emma 706154 14 zecazoi of 75 and 7 B-SQUAD EXPERIENCES FINE SEASON The Colby B team, under the capable coaching of Gene Davis, finished the season with a record of 13 and 1. This is one of the finest seasons ever experienced by the young Eagles. Their only defeat came early in the season when the Norton B team took 530-25 decision. Colby gained full revenge of this defeat later by downing the Bluejays 55-46. Jim Keller, Dee Burcham, Lynn Washburn, Lynn McClelland, Gary Hawk and Rodney Jones were the chief factors in the Eagles' success this year. The Colby Eagles had an up and down season this year as they compiled a seasons record of 13 wins and 7 defeats to gain a second place tie in the final NWKL standings. Coach 'I'om Carlson's charges got off to a good early season start with easy league victories over Oakley and St. Francis. , ' Trouble began, however, when the Eagles dropped a non-league title to the defending State Champion Russell Broncos, 53-52, and dropped two important games to Norton and Oakley respectively. The Norton title was a conference game which saw the Bluejays take a 49-47 overtime decision. The loss to Oakley came in the semi-finals of the Hoxie Toumament, 57-53. After edging Hoxie 42-40 for third place, Colby traveled to Oberlin where they dropped a 54-51 heartbreaker. After again squeezing by Hoxie, this time 39-37 on a last second shot, the Eagles journeyed to Goodland and received a 55-33 mauling from the Mustangs. Colby's luck changed, however, as they gained easy victories over Atwood, Oakley, and St. Francis. The Eagles then scored a great triumph over Norton when they nipped the homestanding NWKL champs 53-51. After dropping a 54-50 game to the Oberlin Red Devils, Colby h.it another hot streak and posted routine wins over Hoxie, Goodland, and Atwood to end the regular season. ln the opening round of District Toumament play the Eagles amassed their largest number of points per game during the season by humiliating the Atwood Buffaloes 85-37. The following evening the Eagles cooled off and bowed to Goodland in a 56-45 semi-final game. Colby closed out their 1955-56 campaign by capturing third place in the District Tourney by downing Oberlin 49-46. , gles Flo Although dropping six games to league opponents, .this year's Eagle team had the distinction of defeating every team in the conference at least once. ' fiber Od 14 je, Pl X 0 uv X415 ' xt K Y U Lt-fails Storing p L' J 1 X B v I , V I .ti . '. QXCD x TA usd-Qt x Xia? A s C, '59 ! t RON BARNETT, earned' his second letter as a starting forward this year. The adept senior was one of the best re- bounders in the league and had a per game average of 7.5 points. Ron standsat an even 6 feet in height. Af' X A very capable guard was senior JOHN CER- SOVSKY. He possessed a deadly jump shot that helped Colby frequently this season. At 5' 10 , John was an excellent rebounder for his size. This is John's second monogram. Final NWKL Standings Norton Colby Goodland Obe rlin Oakley Hoxie St. Francis Atwood Big NELSON TOBUREN was high scorer for the Eagles this year with 343 oints. This gave the GP' 3 pivotman a 17. 1 point per game average. Along with his scoring abi ities, the horse gave Colby sufficient re- W L 12 Z 10 4 10 4 10 4 6 8 5 9 Z 12 1 13 BOB ROULIER, was a 3 letter winner who played guard for the Eaglles t 's year. The 5' 9 ustler was a constant threat with his long set shot and driving jump shot. Bob is a senior. -'t f DAN ERTZ, was a ver- satile senior who could play any position on the loot. Dan shared duties as a guard and a center in the double post offense. Scoring 219 points for a 10.1 game average. The 5' 10 , Scyear letterman was secon high for the A team in the point-getting department. Pct. .857 .714 .714 .714 .429 . 357 .143 .071 The youngest regular on the team this year was sophomore RICK PHILLIPS. He displayed accurate shooting from his forward position and at 6' 1 was a consistent rebounder. Rick had an 8.5 point average per ame in winning his bounding power. Nelson Eirst letter. is a junior and a three- year letterman. v 2 'L 51. EVANS, earning his first basketball letter, saw limited action in the center slot for the Eagles this year. His deadly hook-shot and rebounding prowess made the 6' 2 , '- senior a constant threa A, LEONARD FOSTER, missed the first four games of the season but the 5' 7 senior furnished added depth at the guard position for the rest of the campaign. Leonard earned his second letter this year. Eaming his second bas- ketbal letter this year was ELDON MILLER. The 6' 1 senior gave the Eagles added strength at the orward and center positions throughout the basketball campaign. JOHN MORRISON, a J, junior, played at the guard position for Colby. John's accurate I S, .' Q lx ,- ef lt . 2 long shots and good ' 1- - A bal handling was of vital importance throughout the season. John is 6' 1 and earned his second monogram this year. .. v U tr , . v xy , I 1 ,O Avi' ll . : g 5 R ,' . S' , ' ll' s E Qi . ... . 1. ni If , urname '1c: - E 65911115 'lo geyll xi' SL Fr, Q ,llZ'11s,57,a Wir Gwyn 1 mu, F le gh, Hem Xu I' , Q-wares TZ? HSL, '0'4lvl'-.-- . 3 ' . ' .. ' 5 BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: F. Gaede, R. Kear, B. Flipse, B. Harrison, L. Miller, Manager. THIRD ROW: M. Schultz, K. Rohn, R. Jones, L. Chase, D. Chaffin, B. White, C. Carpenter. SECOND ROW: Mr. Augustyn, Assistant Coach, R. Barnes, E. Metzler, L. Leak, R. Sowers, R. Bottorff, D. Bourquin, Mr. Randall, Coach. FRONT ROW: J. Fettes, J. Randall E. Biggs, C. Kvasnicka, C. Belisle, C. Metzler, R. Carpenter, L. Henry. agle Qfmpyefefza cake had 7a eagae The Colby Wrestlers, under the guidance of Coach H, E, Randall, took third place in the NWKI.. race. The Eagles lost a share of the title when they lost a heartbreaker to the Goodland Cowboys in their last regular match. Colby got their season off to a good start with a Z5-21 victory over Oakley, only to lose their next match to defending State Champions St. Francis, 36-16. The Eagles then won a close 2.3-Z0 victory over Norton. To start off the new year, Colby beat Oberlin Z4-Z3 in a thrilling match. Their next two matches saw the Eagles edge Hoxie 29-Z3 and Atwood 2.5-19. ln the season's finale, Goodland defeated Colby 26-21. agle Matmen to Meet Cowboys . ...la Tide Match Here TllesclaviNiQht ceimiiidcy ' B216 ROBY BARNES semor wrestler won 5 out of 9 dual matches wtth ' draws and then went on to w1n flrst place 1n the Regtonal and ftrst tn the State 1n the 145 pound class REGIONA Oberlln St Francts Colby Home Oakley Atwood Rus s ell Norton Garden C1ty Almena BOB SOWERS senxor 175 pound wrestler won 6 out of 8 matches wtth 1 draw lostng only to Larry Gulnn State Champton from Oberltn After taklng second place tn the Reglonal Bob took tlurd tn the State POINTS 94 1 ERROL BIGGS mon 0 of 9 dual matches and then took second 1n the Regtonal and fourth ln the State 1n the 90 pound class St Francls Oberlln W1ch1ta West Hoxte Wlchlta North Colby Douglas W1Ch1ta East El Dorado Sahna Goodland Topeka Oakley Norton Atwood ED METZLER the Eagles 154 pounder won all 7 of hrs dual matches 9 by a fall Ed mtssed the Regtonal tournament because of tllness 45 R S-U BOB CARPENI ER another ftne semor wrestler won o out of 9 matches md had l draw lll the 133 and 138 pound classes Bob won thxrd pl ace tn the Regronal meet tn the l 3? pound class STATE POINTS CHARLIE KVASNICKA scrappy sophomore 103 pounder won sec ond place ln the Regronal The following week Charlte took thlrd tn the State -r -e X X - . ' ti X ' f I . J I yn . X 1 , . 'Xe v h 1 W Af .I Q jg X25 H A. , '11 L ' 88 . ' 58 . ' 74 I 54 Goodland 69 ' ' 56 55 ' 31 ' 49 ' l 29 33 28 27 Z8 Z7 ' I Z6 17 22 ' 7 ' 2.1 3 19 ' 17 10 8 2 ' I . lx: U ' ei I W f , I X A 1--'A W ' 1 . A A:J,- r- W BACK ROW: Mr. Augustyn, N. Collins, R. Bottorff, C. Metzler, G. Hawk, E. Cersovsky, D. Leddon, F. Kimsey, D. Chaffin, R. Phillips. SECOND ROW: Mr. Randell, L. Washburn, W. Witt, M. O'Neil, D. Fechner, D. Lungren, E. Metzler, R. Roulier, L. McCe1land, G. Bishop. FRONT ROW: Mr. Carlson, D. Burcham, S. Harrison, D. Gilbert, D. Ertz, J. Cersovsky, W. Whitley, N. Toburen, B. Griffin, D. Ziegelmeier, R. Barnett. Defend .league em daaedrge Eleven lettermen were expected to return this year to head track coach J, J. Augustyn. Heading the list of returnees were two three -year letter winners, John Cersovsky and Robert Roulier. Cersovsky was a sprinter and quarter-miler while Roulier's specialty was the half mile. Other athletes expected to help the Eagles defend their league championship were: Nelson Toburen in the dashes and the quarter mile, Dan Ertz in the hurdles and dashes, Dee Burcham in the mile, and Ron Barnett in the high jump, broad jump and dashes. Other returning lettermen were Delwyne Fechner, Lynn McClelland, Forest Kimsey, Edward Metzler, III, and Gary Bishop. Last season the Eagles pulled off a major upset by defeating Norton and Oberlin, the pre-meet favorites, in the league. Nelson Toburen scored Colby's lone first by winning the quarter mile, but the Eagles' well-balanced team came up with enough other points to win the meet. Last year Augustyn brought the team along slowly and the Eagles did not win a meet until the league. Augustyn planned to use the same pattern this season and try to get the team at the peak of condition for the league meet. The assistant coaches again this year were H, E, Randall and T. O. Carlson. 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