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

Text from Pages 1 - 68 of the 1957 volume:

THE 1957 H SCHOOL 5 2.5 cfs 17 N'lllf FORE ORD s t,-I Rf' af- 5 'S i T y ansas 'K' he Sod House Colb 'K am s have cwang d slnc lust a f w y ars ago, th scnoo ouxlcllng was uullt of pralru sod' Tlwc sod nous truly symoollzes tn spnrlt of rugged lndlvldualnsm upon wlncn tlus country was built and prospered Just so, also, do s tnc tune mod rn sclwool system and sclwool plant of C C H S symoollze the splrlt of progress wlwucn ever puswes us onward ancl upward to new and gr ater lwenglwts of ac wleven nt To tn Plone rs of tue Pralrle, tw sod nous will stimulate for you the fondest of m morlcs of your years sp nt at C C H S Come wltlw us now as we portray and relive som of th lwapplest moments of our lives games, proms, banquets, student assemb lles, organlzatlonal actsvntles, and, last but not least, the many nours of classroom study and preparatuon so necessary to prepare us to meet and conquer the ever In r a F sung complexities of a gr at uture 2 Y X 5' .-f l - ' X IJ ' r ' .... I A . y - Q Q cf.-F. !.g' - s ' a. ,, sys' .t 3 - , , an - '3' BF . A hx . 5 s,.-, 5 .wx Nr. ' ' , - K , v' 'NC . v . X -,if Q . '. , - -4. X -- -..- . x rm-A -,-- 5-41 l , .....- 4.-L.w'f , ' Cf! V' Q- F 47- ' . ' v . Q-,Ji - T'e '11e'J,f e e'l , . . Y A . G , . . . - . e 'Q e Q , . . .. ., l ' 3 ' 9' 7 n I .5 . C G I i3 3 . . if Z' ' 3 . . . . . X . 3 8 . t ' fu --- - O I , . A - ce e . To you, Mr. Thomas R. Mummey, we, the class of nineteen hundred fifty-seven do dedicate this volume of The Golden Eagle. In the eight years that you have been here at C.C.H.S., you have always given your unselfish help and advice to all those seeking it. For seven years you have directed and sponsored the KAY organi- zation, making it one of the best in this district. Under your direction the science department of C.C. H.S. ranks inferior to none. Truly, you have, by your conscientious and unceasing efforts, made a commendable and memorable contribution to the progress of our community. For this, Mr. Mummey, we salute you! 3 ' My-.-va. - gf- -. M I, 1 Nu '4!Ii4if , , MM-, --n- W x vnu-wo 9 1 1: ii' r :kb fn 1 Administration f C C H S Affairs Is Guided By Capable Hands Having been principal of the Colby High School for six years, Mr. 1.1. Leller has always been willing to give his time and advice to students, The school and it's activities have rnn smoothly with Mr. Zeller in the office. Mr. R. L. Dennen has been superin- tendent of the Colby schools for twenty-four years, During this time the school has grown under his lead- ership in number, scholarship, ac- tivities, physical facilities, and in building better citizens, r? Mrs, Lucille Bishop's first year at CC. H, S. as secretary of the Board of Education and Board of Trustees, has shown her capability in keeping the school records. Her work in the high school office has been most beneficial to everyone. BOARD OF DIRECTORS, LEFT TO RIGHT: Dr. Floyd Smith, Mrs. Frank Woofter, Mr. l.K. Phillips, Mrs. Earl Morrison, Mr. Ted Bourquin, Mrs, Effie Hoobler, Mr, Charles Schiefen, Mr, Tom Calliham. 5 JOSEPH J. AUGUSTYN, JR., A.B. Colorado State College of Education, Refresher Arithmetic, Vocations, Health, Physical Education, KAY Sponsor, Freshman Class Sponsor, Assistant Football Coach, Assistant Wrestling Coach, Head Track Coach WILLIAM H, BECK, JR,, B,M,E,, .!y, . University of Kansas, Columbia Universityg Director of Senior Band, Instrumental Ensembles, Instrumental Music, GURDON K, CUNXINGHAM, B.S, University of Kansas, Kansas State College, Vocational Agriculture, F. F. A, Sponsor, Junior Class Sponsor. BEATRICE DAVIS, B. S. Northwest Teachers College, Maryville, Missouri, Fort Hays Teachers College, University ol' Colorado, English IV, Latin I and III, Senior Class Sponsor, Teen-Age Book Club Sponsor SANFORD DAY, B. Sr Southwestern College, Emporia State, World History, English Literature I, English Composition I, Sophomore Class Sponsor, Pep Club Sponsor, Assistant Football Coach, Assistant Basketball Coach, PHYLLIS DISNEY, B, S. Kansas State College, Home Economics, Junior Class Sponsor, F, H.A. Sponsor. BETTY GROSS, B, M. E Bethany College: Piano, Glee Club Accompanisa. MARLENE MARSH, B. S. Fort Hays Kansas State College, L'niyersity of Kansas, .Xdyanced Shorthand, Typing, Secretarial Training, Office Machines, Pep Club Sponsor, Sophomore Class Sponsor, IVILLLAM H, MARSH, Xy'illia:t: Jewell College, Edinburgh Ijniyer- Slly, Scotland, Emporia State Teachers College, English Literature III, English Cornpostton III, Speech, Sophomore Class Sponsor, Director of Junior and Senior Plays lrec S ducation JAY IxicGAUGHEY, B S., M.S. Kansas State College, Emporia State Teachers College. Driver's Training, Senior Class Sponsor, Assistant Football Coach, Head Basketball Coach. JOYCE E, LARSUN, 13.5. Kansas State College, Physical Educa- tion and Health, Pep Club Sponsor. THOMAS R, NIUMMEY, B. S.g 31.5 Emporia State Teachers College, Uni- versity of Kansas, Biology, Chemistry, Physics, General Science, KAY Sponsor, KAY PATTERSON, A, A, , B. ki. Colorado Woman s College, Kansas State College, Yocal Instructor, Kayette Sponsor. JAMES ti, PECIIIN, B, 5.5 M. S. Kansas State College, American History American Coyernznent, Junior Class Sponsor. HAROLD E, RANDALL, BS, Fort Hays Kansas State College, Indus- trial Arts, Mechanical Drawing, C- Club Sponsor, Freshman Class Sponsor, Had Foothall Coach, lit-ad Wrestling Coach, Assistant Track Coach, GERALD ly, ULRICII, B.S. McPherson College, Fort Hays Kansas State College, Advanced Algebra, Algebra I, Geometry, Junior Class Sponsor. BERNICE MORIN, A, B, Marymount College, University ol' Denver- Typinti I, Shorthand I, Boolmcepiiip, Business Arithmetic, Kayette Sponsor, Freshman Class Sponsor. WILLIAM T, JAMES, A,B. University of Kansas, Fort Hays Kansas State College, English I, English II, Journalism, Golden Eagle Sponsor, Hi- Life Sponsor. il. Y I I I I r ' ,x l , x ,. 4. 4 I all ll ,-5 X ...A L, 9 L Align ,-. -J J.-. - - , .., , ,.. , 1..,,.1- ' ,AC-5, ' 'af' .Q ' 'yrfl 13,114 I . ' ff fi?-7f' w 2j,4Q-- , A .',f,Xfr ,I F. A . x 7 , ffb' 'v3.3Xff,f-5 -5 -T :J 'X ' . - ' '. 1 .. .. mr... . ff 1521-2 My 1 ,ggi ,-.W QQ.- E-.....n Q X . aw-'y , A. Q24 un, 'Z L fic-,vgQb'i if I ly , . ' -f'r3f34 Q1' 4 vffqfffrffx ,W K' 1 ,A 4 ,H ,Q-' , f f' 1, :ni gg k...zL 2 ,Q 1' '- V1.1 . '. ,..' Seniors Develop Talents For Future Endeavors i gl s 5 sf 1 '7 5 its F1 'Vx l ,wa -191' X , t X Av ,X fi'-'7 ADONNA ARNOLD General, Kayettes 4, F.ll.A 4, Transfer from Leoville Rural High School 4. THOMAS FRASER Generalg Band 1,2,3, Trumpet Trio 1,2, Brass Ensemble 1,25 Transferred from Winter x Haven, Florida 4. DEE BURCHAM Gencral5 Class Officer 45 Football 2, 3, 45 Basketball 2, 3, 45 Track 2, 3, 43 Golf Team 2, 23, 45 C-Club 2, Ii, 45 Junior Play5 Transfer from Roosevelt Junior High, Topeka 2, EDWARD CERSOVSKY Vocationalg Student Council 45 KAYS 3, 45 F.F.A, 1,2,3,45 Football 1,2,3,45 Basket- ball l, 2, 13, 45 Track 1,2, 3, 45 C-Club 2, 53, 45 Band l,2. KAREN BRUGGEMAN General5 Kayettes 1,2, 3,-4, Officer Ji, Cabinet 2, 3, 45 F, ll. A, l,2, 23, 4, Cabinet 25 Pep Club 1,2, 3, 4, Executive Council lg TAB l,2, 3, 45 Glee Club l,2, 3, 4, Officer 45 Junior Play, Student Directorg Speech Play 25 Hi-Life Staff4, Annual Staff 45 Girls' State za, BONNIE CHRISTIANSEN General5 Kaycttes l,2,3,45 F.l-l.A. 1,2,3, 4, Officer ri, 4, Cabinet 2, Ii, 45 Pep Club l,2,3, 45 Band 1,25 Glee Club l,2,3,4, Officer 3,4 13' 'J KA- vn Q1 1 fx- w' 1 x ,gig -J ff auf' x, v., 255 19' 10' 'B' ,., I X.. l RICHARD EPARD Vocational, KAYS 4g F.F.A. l,2,3,4, Officer 4, TAB 2, 3, 4g Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Trum- pet Trio l,2, Junior Play, Hi-Life Staff 4, gy- FRED GAEDE Vocationalg F.F A. l,2, 3,4, Wrestling 3, 41 Track 4. TERRY DEAL College Prep, Kayettes l,2, 13, 4, Cabinet -1: Pep Club l,2, 3,4, Officer 4, Executive Council 2, TAB l,2,3,4g Glee Club l,2, Ji, 4, Officer 251 Annual Staff 41 Hi-Life Staff 4, 24 Nr' JEAN HENNINGSEN Generalg Kayettes 3,43 F.l-l.A, 3,4, Pep Club i,a,4, TAB i,:3,4, Glee Club i,3,4, Hi-Life Staff 4, Transfer from Dodge City 3. CLARENCE FR.-XXL General, KAYS l, 2, 3, 45 Football 2, 3, 4, TAB 41 Band 2, 3, 4, Brass Ensemble 2, 3, 4, Dance Band 2, 3, 4, Cliorale 2, NBOCHS 53, 4, Junior Play. 4 JAMES GAEDE General, F.F.A, lg Wrestling 4. PATRICIA HAYES ,A Generalg Class Officer .5,4g Kayettes l,2, 53, 4g F.H.A, l,2,:3,4, Officer 2,:5,4, Cabinet , 2, 55, 43 Pep Club l, 2, 3, 4, Band 2, 3, 4, Officer 4, Glee Club l,2, 3, 4, REBECCA JAIN Commercial, Kayettes l,2,1i, 4, Cabinet 2, Pep Club l,2,3,4g TAB l,2,I3,4, Band l,2, French llorn Quartet l, Brass Ensemble 2, Glee Club i,2,4, Chorale lg NBOCHS 2,3, 4gIu1ii0r Play: Annual Staff 4, Editor- Pliotographerg Hi-Life Staff 4, Photographer, .Z if 'lr' A x JAMES KELLER General5 KAYS 1,25 Football 1,25 Basket- ball 1,2, 3,45 Track 11 Golf Team l,2,3,45 Glee Club 3, Officer za, 5 43,5 '51 -,gas RODNEY JONES S Generalg KAYS l,2,3, Officer 3, Cabinet 53: Football l,2,3,4g Basketball 1,2,3,45 C-Club 3,45 Hi-Life Staff 4. NEOLA KINKEL College Prep5 Class Officer 25 Kayetles 1, 2 3,4, Cabinet 15,45 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 TAB 1, 2, 3, 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Twirler l, 2, 3, Drum Majorotte 4, Officer 4, Flute Quartet 1, 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 1,2, 3, 4, Triple Trio 1' NBOCHS 2,3,45 Annual Staff 45 Hi-Life Staff 4. SQ., LEE ANN MCILNAY General, Kayettes 1,4,F.H.A. l,2,3,4 Cabinet 13,45 Pep Club 1,2,35 Glee Club 1, 3: Hi-Life Staff 4. HAROLD KELLER Vocational5 KAYS lg F.F.A. l,2,3,45 TAB peg l' -Jn 4 ' 7' jf is wb., 5 FOREST KIMSEY -7 , Generalg Class Officer 45 KAYS 1, 35 F.F.A. 1,2, 3,4, Officer 3,4 Cabinet 3 45 Foot- 1 , NV x i Vi ball l,2,3,45 Basketball 1,2,35 Track 1,2 '45 I 'fi 3,41 C-club 3, 4. nrt, yi' A figjag 1 l:hv-avfllmgf 'L v NANCY LARSEN General5Kayettes1,2,35F,H.A. 1,2,4, Cabinet 25 Pep Club 1,2,3,4g TAB 1,25 Glee Club 1,2, Junior Play, H1 Life Staff4. cARoL PRICE Y-'X General5 Student Council 3,45 Kayettes 1, 2,3,45 F.H.A. 1,2,3,4, Officer 3,4, Cabinet 2,3,45 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 TAB 2, 3: Band 1,2, 3, 45 G1ee Club 1,2,3,45 ' X Junior Play. ll MELVIN KVASNICKA Gcneral5 Class Officer l: Student Council lg KAYS l,2, 3,4, Officer 3, Cabinet 35 Wrestling l,2, 3, 45 C-Club 2, 3, 4. LYLE LEA K Vocationalg F. F. A, 1, 2, IS, 4, Cabinet 3, 45 Football 2, L55 Wrestling 2,3, 45 C-Club 3, 45 Band l, JUDY RANDALL General5 Kayettes l,2,:5,4, Cabinet 25: PSP Club 1,2,a,4, TAB l,2,3,45Band1,2,3, Woodwind Quintet 2, Dance Band 35 Glee Club l,2, 3,-1, Triple Trio 4, Chorale 4, Trio 3, NBOCHS 3,45 Speech Play 35 Junior Play5 AnnualStaff45 Hi-Life Staff 4, BECKY STOLTENBERG College Prepg Class Officer 25 Student Council 45 Kayettes l,2,3,4, Cabinet 45 Pep Club l,2,3,4, Officer 45 TAB 1,2,3,45 Band l,2,J5,4, Officer ?3,4, Sax Ensemble 2, Woodwind Quintet 45 Glee Club l,2, 3, 4, Triple Trio l, Chorale 45 NBOCHS 2, 3, 45 Annual Staff -l5 Hi-Life Staff 4. DALE LEDDON General5 KAYS l, 35 Football l,2, 3,45 Basketball 2, 25,45 Wrestling lg Tracl: l,2, 3,-15C-Club 2, 3, 4, Training Council 45 Glee Club Ii. HARREE MILLER Generalg Wrestling lg C-Club 2, VICTORIA RICHARD General5 Kayettes l,3,45 F, H A, 3,45 Pep Club l, 3, 45 TAB l,2, 3, 45 Glee Club l,2, 3,45 Annual Staff 45 Hi-Life Staff 4, CONNIE SCHIFFNER College Prep5 Class Officer 1, 35 Student Council 3,-1, Officer 45 Kayettes 1,2, 3, 4, Officer 2, 4, Cabinet 2, 3, 45 Pep Club 1, 2, 3,4, Officer Ii, Executive Council 25 Band 1,2,3,4, Officer 23, Sax Quartet l,2,3,4, Sax Ensemble 2, Dance Band l,2, 3, 45 Glee Club l,2, 53, 4, Officer 45 NBOCHS 2, 3,45 Hi-Life Staff 4. 'I2 at Nxt Z,?' . in Nr 1 52 ,Y QA- -as-L A 1 I L. x JARREE MILLER ,4 General, KAYS 1, Wrestling 2,:s, Hi-Life 14 4- -y Staff 4, ff ' FRED MORRISON vt College Prep, Student Council 4, KAYS 1, 2,:a,4, Officer 4, cabinet 2,4, Football 1, -1 C-Club 2,25,4, Hi-Life Staff 4, Editor, Boys' I State 3. ,X ii, ,f Ax 'rx ' .hlafkmfaui f S ,rw fl aft., 'E 'C' i ',,.,,v , X ' 3 --E5 M i ELIZABETH ANN WILLIAMS Vocational, Kayettes l,2, 3, 4, F. H, A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club l,2, 3, 4, Band 1,2, 3, 4, Twirler 2, 25, 4, Glee Club l,2, 3,4, Triple Trio 4, Chorale 4, Annual Staff 4, Hi-Life Staff 4. MARY ANN SIMPSON Coininercial, Class Officer 3, Student Council 4, Officer 4, Kayettes l,2,3,4, Officer 35, Cabinet 3, Pep Club 1,2, 3,4, Officer 4, Executive Council 3,4, TAB 1, 2,I3,4, Band l,2,J3,4, Twirler1,2,3,4, Glee Club 1,2,3,4, Triple Trio 1, NBOCHS 2,3,4, Junior Play, MIKE MITCHELL General, KAYS l,2,J3,4, Officer 4, Cabinet 4, TAB l,2, 3,4, Baud l,2, 3,4, Glee Club 4, Chorale 4, NBOCHS 3,-1, Junior Play, Annual Staff 4, l-li-Life Staff 4, Boys' State 3, JOHN MORRISON General, KAYS 1: Football 1,2,3,4, Basket- ball l,2, 3,4, Track l,2,J5, 4, Golf Team l, 2, 3, 4, C-Club 2, 3, 4, Officer 4, Train- ing Council 4, iii-Life Staff 4. CAROL STOVER College Prep, Class Officer 3, Student Council 4, Kayettes l,2,3,4, Officer 4, Cabinet 3, 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Officer 3, TAB 1,2, 3,4, Officer 3, Band 1,2,3,4, Sax Ensemble 2, Sax Quartet 3, 4, Dance Band 2, 3,4, Giee Club l,2,3,4, NBOCHS 3,4, Junior Play, Annual Staff 4, Hi-Life Staff 4, Girls' State 3. JOE MOSIER College Prep, Class Officer 2, Student Council 2, KAYS 1 2 3 4 Cabinet 2 4- Band 1 2 3 4' Junior Play- Boys State .3 X xg, Q I wl- :- 'Db fl il ffiwff-fn 55 A i 1-1. .9 w 4- L 9' - '3- w ,,,..N X ..,. X 0 -, ' on f Au. -3 - l . lffivim K MIKE tl NEIL I General, Class Officer -lg Student Council 3, 4K , AYs 3,4, F,F.A, :a,4, Football 2,:3,4, o Basketball 2,:s,4, Track 2,3,4, C-Club 3, 4g TAB 3, -1, Transfer from St. Patricks Academy, McCook, Nebraska 2. F11' H 41- :53, 5' KENNETH slolxx Srudems ofCl1e ' General, KAYS l,4, F.F.A. 2,3,4, Band Cxpefnnems 'msffy peffmm PMC , A , l,2,3, Trulnpel Trio l, X- UCal laboratory ' iii? x 1 'Q 2 , SQ! V , ii 3 , l his it E: yi' D li ef' 1? 1, ' , . NELSON TOBUREN Gelleralp Student Council 2, 3, 4, Officer 4, KAYS l,3, F,l1,A. l,2,3,4, Officer 4, Cabinet 3,45 Football l, 2, 3, 4g Basket- ball l,2,:3,4g Track l,2, 3,45 C-Club 2, 33,-1-, Training Council 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 3, 4. Students study Prepare their assi Periods, gmflents during, L'b . ' 1 r ' ary -J' Carol price PAUL wAGoNl3lz and Vl . FM me Postln l , CW Rlchald devel . General, KAYS lg Football 3,4, In Secreta I A nachme and Cunt OP skill in the U rlal Trainln mg Stem, se gi IIS for duplica . I1 14 OU The Classroom Is Importance In C C H S -il P.. 591 Much concentration and thought are spent on the pre- Pat Ha . , es . paration of themes for English IV, dictaplime-trddBonnre Christiansen lea , n r . , rn me M in the Various bull-OPer filing Systemic X hi h use of the s - ' ' ' I E mess fields, C are essential Jim Keller and Rodney Jones learn that accuracy is necessary in the solving of Mechanical Drawing problems. Journalism I C ass Publishes lhe H' ,ar I 1 'Life' i lr JK 12 .ind-X Rebecca Jain, Vicky Richard, Pat Hayes, and Mary Ann Simpson concentrate on the daily practice that is required Sflldenrs l in Advanced Shorthand, IUGHIHIS of Unite 15 earn of funda d States Government xi! .351 D Vi I I 1 -aa 43 def, 5? - E. .IHS I- I: nz 5.1. - f, H ik i- SI EMM .I Q I E525 F.. . -H N I .ad9ff .5 AV' ggi QA Ql'Q:Lf'f' U ni MA .Ah ' W If -I -If YI I if f .-.. I satire f,5-'A f I ni If 5' l .--vga 05? fl, vig hay 1 1 .. ff 'Q bww! ', I 'H' A , ,WE 'f:A? fr W W gt 6? is I? 8 4 fmgv, wwf L Ai J ggfags I ,, ,X ,g 1, 'ff ,kim 1,0 J' U-If I. -I 5 I Q CLASS OFFICERS PRESIDENT LYNN WASHBURN fy 1 '-rgfgl W 9? 'Wai ' TREASURER DENNIS MELSTROM SECRETARY JUDY DIGGINS 'I' -I ' H fry I if 417 .vis f 'KA N 'X 4 'MJ 5' ,J 'Ji 1 '-Q 'U grin :N Ewfmwfffy I I I A ,aim ffm -H 19 'M -I-I W If AI' M I' 4? g l ! , 49- T +L F 5 WfW25ffff5w?fI Hgh, ., M X- u I . '-' A --.W rp K lit 1 , 1. 'I ,Q S IL. 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Terry Penland 41' lk Rrchard J ones ifwg VNS C laudrene Larry Mashburn Miller ,4. . 4 ,.fN N-I B e tty Hennmgsen .J Da vrd I ones Marcra Kyle ffi If fx ,N Wrlbur Henry Kerma Knuoson K' 'sl ,ff X. Donald Keck vii Barbara Jerome Mehck Mosrer -gf' -1 R' s Q 'sf Gaye 22 Gary Mary Raymond Nlckel Prerson Prall Potterf i 1 . it R x, x?z2X2f' a 6 ,.:' 1, A . ,,.,r14 .. 4 M, A 1' K- :N Q 1 . 's '-'d' - - Z ff ' 4' .3 . -A .0 P l 'N ,Vx ry: Q 'Qu y fr 1, fx I X K Q ,A Q4 l X Q I y . . f- 1 f 'l'!lfi . . ' w r A 'r' 'C f Q -Nfl! uf' .fu , x d' 5 or . X KH , ar- -, 'F ,r x 'AN ' X X 231. , f N of la ' Pl r f Ax r y 5 ' ' ' ' A ' 'X HA, 'A -V 9 f r V' ,V ,ll -.f Q -4 ' X N 7! X: I ' 7.1 ,Ng . U - S + W a a-a Marcellia Prokop 3 Myrna Ramsey 4-L 'Q Q and Gerald Swanson Alberta Schlelke 4' Gary Wolf -4:-an ff ' -.af . Q---gr Y 2, K if V ' un ' 1 Q., N 1' M f :go 'Ur A X ,, 'QV N X l ,Y e Kenneth Rohn f 1'9 Ruth Price Lloyd Sharp 9, 05? D1x1e Rlchard vip David Unruh if ...fr Joanne Randall JSM. 40 Wrlbert Townsend Darlene She a 3? LSI' fi. ry M ary M arvin S aund ers Ra ms ey Schultz W IWW XXL f C, ,J T257 9 :Inf B111v Whne 34. Joanne Stover Lg ,Is Y XM Judrth Marlene Merna Janet Jeanmne Stover Tkueler 23 Weber Woofter Zeller ' in AU' i., fe i N - h K . G'-.. Y K- 'Ui .L -. 4 , Q' 3-ff' V ' 5 ..... .. ..... -W L fry 'ra X 1 . z. . - , , f M 0 ' a-- Q ' .:-i T Q LW! ' - -fy ..p. gy, R ,l-i if t 1 . M S .5 ' Q 'rr' - 1 ...,f, P , ', v ' ' FA - K 4 .- W Q -- v 1 N- vf N. .,... ,f v .. .,, -.arf 'A 7 -4 ,J 1 1 , fl . . 4 us. V I 'S . Q, . ,Q Y is C f ' A , 1 ' -X , .- ' 2,5 fr, ' 1 '..x, ' ,., S 'Z' ! X V - A X - V 'lx 5 I 1 Q 'fl gt - SQ! gg A ai' X ' , 9'+if- -,,v-aa, v I-11 F. -DL 6-12 Q I Lyn . Freshmen Dlscover Hlgh School Llfe '34- sw' Paul Bettie Ackerman Alldredge G ary Lols A d a ms Aschenbrenner ,,, G Z il I Wilham Adams Cynthia Brown lbw V Edward Brown Lena Barton J --4 Kenny Breber Charlotte C arney Jerry Agan Sh aron Buford AC YTIH C 3lTlel'Ol'l Juanita Bond li Henry Bremenkamp 'T C arole C arter 25 Merle Albught NI' 7.-, Carol Calhoon nr' Isabell Brogan xpfr Donald Brrllhart i Howard Karen Chaffm Carr Merlin Andrews Y' 3 Betty Callxham John Duden X,x 53 X. Colleen Case at NI' John Graves -'41 Judith Eberle .3 Charles Jones mf - J 4- Boyd Evans Jean Crabb Steven Hedden Nrna Hopper Karen Rlchara Mc Bnde Lovrtt ,, '2- X QC'-1 ' 1 '- . Med a C ayton Thomas Hamrll Linda Fanders we Lloyd I ones i 'J Judy McDougal pw., 'N F' YQ Morris Goldsworth Connie Dechert 3' Harold Herbel sa, Lois Homer -343 Kenneth Messamore 26 .-,sg 4 ' , 1-49 x..-C f v 5 1 -f Melva Gene C ayton Grover Q' -19' 2 Trmothy Marsha Hamrll Dutton 11 Alice Gary Garrett Hubbard N-I Robert Dawn Kersenbrock Mantele Betty James Melxck Moore ca -iv I . is Barbara Cersovsky Plul Harnson -I Carolyn Grsh B111y Leddon K Shrrlene Melstrom Mb S Morrls Joan Murray Wilham Rlkoff Roberta Sprinkle SPF. Qt- Robert Taylor P x X . PBUICIB Mlller J ames Phllhps Gerene Rockwell Charles Simpson 10 di 1 . Beverly Wallsmith H, ff: J ames Morrison l Q'- Martha Norton Ot Elmer Scluelke Carolgene Swanson f 4 .,- I Thomas Thompson ...I Sandra Miller B1l1y Pratt av'4X Shuley SP 1885 Gary Sloan ii. NP' Q-,, LoRita White 27 Robert P a den ,.' BOFIIIIC Ralle ,0- James Schroeder fx Judith Toburen C3 1 NA. ,aff X, Robert Townsend Marjone Moore Dave Phllhps Rv DeWayne udy Rledel Mary Spnngler A4 1 Leon Taylor 'wx Y we 5 s . , I James Unruh Roberts uv 1 Johnny Shea Ru Townsend s wus . N4-1 X-41 X 'Mx ., Richard Williams 'SEQ ' ',,.v.X f 4 I 4: 'O qv 4 , . fi ' 5 ' 'J I! 4 ,' 514.4 f 3 L4 ' 1 . 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'x f 'ff '.4hQ.'..H A: 33 QA' 1 XX iff '. Representation Progresses Throu h Council The governing body of Colby High is the Student Council. Its members are the presidents of all maior organizations of the school and the editor of the Hi-Life. They represent, in one way or another, every student in C .C.H .S. These members and the groups they represent are President Connie Schiffner, girls' glee club, Vice President Nelson Toburen, F.F.A., Secretary-Treasurer Mary Ann Simpson, pep club, Carol Price, F.H.A.1 Becky Stoltenberg, band, Carol Stover, Kayettes, Mike O'Neil, senior class, Marvin Barnett, sophomore class, Edward Brown, freshman class, Lynn Washburn, junior class, Lynn McClelland, KAYSg Fred Morrison, Hi-Life, Edward Cersovsky, football, and Charles Metzler, C-Club. Under the leadership of Connie Schiffner, president, and Mr. Dennen, sponsor, the group has been in charge of many events during the year. Included among the outstanding ones were the sponsoring of twerp week, giving mixers after every ball game, playing noon hour music, entertaining with a league dance to honor Goodland as the football champion, sending rosebuds to C.C.H .S. students in the hospital, sponsoring lyceum numbers, and making student handbooks. C ass Publishes Hi-Life The Hi-Life, a six page newspaper, is published bi-weekly by the journalism class. Each year the class strives to achieve higher goals than those reached the year before. With each student meeting deadlines and having his own specific job, these goals are attained. Under the direction of Editor Fred Morrison and Mr. James, advisor, many improvements have been brought about to make a better paper. QBACK ROWJ: Rebecca Jain, Photographer, Judy Randall, Assistant Business Managerg Lee Ann Mcllnay, Circulation Editorg Nancy Larsen, Assistant Circulation Editor: Jean l-lenningsen, Business Managerg Vicky Richard, Exchange Editor: Fred Morrison, Editor: Mike Mitchell, Feature Editor: Mr. James, Advisorg CSECOND ROWJ: John Morrison, Sports Editorg Connie Schiffner, News Editorg Becky Stoltenberg, Sports Editorg Carol Stover, Feature Editorg and Neola Kinkel, News Editor: make up this year's Hi-Life staff. 29 Staff Edits Yearbook Once more the Golden Eagle with story in pictures and prose will make it possible for students of C.C. H. S. to look back on this year's memorable events. Editor Rebecca Jain, advisor Mr. James, and the annual staff have endeavored to publish a yearbook that will be cherished by all who own it. The ten members of the yearbook staff this year are KBACK ROWU Mr. James, Advisorg Terry Deal, Layoutg Vicky Richard, Assistant Business Managerg Karen Bruggeman, Layoutg Ann Williams, Business Manager, Carol Stover, Feature Editor, Mike Mitchell, Assistant Sports Editor. CFRONT ROWJ: Becky Stoltenberg, Sports Editor, Rebecca Jain, Editor: Neola Kinkel, Assistant Editorg and Judy Randall, Layout. TOP ROW: D. Jones, G. Grover, W. Rikoff, W. Henry, R. Adolph, F. Gaede, H. Keller, L. Miller, H. Herbel, B. Kersenbrock, G. Sloan, M. Shultz. SECOND ROW: R. Calliham, H. Bremenkamp, R. Fields, J. Moore, L. Chase, K. Sloan, N. Collins, L. Linville, D. Bourquln. THIRD ROW: B. White, B. Prarr, M. Albright, L. Leak, M. O'Neil, B. Mcllnay, L. Franz, E. Cersovsky, K. Rohn. FRONT ROW: H. Metzler, R. Epard, N. Toburen, F. Kirnseyg D. Woofrer, B. Flipse. Future Farmers K and Future Homemaker The Future Farmers of America exists today clue to a coo erative spirit and a desire on the part of farm boys from l4 to 2l years of age, preparing for farming through vocational ag- riculture, to have a national organization of their own in which the might secure practical business experience. They act as their own instructors and en'oy the fellowship of one another. Improved agriculture, better local communities, more satisfying farm home life, and a development of more efficient farm citizens are the goals of this national organ- ization, and this is just what the Colby Chap- ter tries to accomplish each year. Under the leadership of Nelson Toburen, president, and Mr. Cunningham, sponsor, the Colby Chapter has been working toward these aims through their activities and agricultural training. Among the many activities in which they participated during the year are the con- tests, a Cparent-son banquet, Christmas carol- ing, an the Snowball Formal. 'HY-sur QLEFT TO RIGHTJ: Mr. Cunningham, Advisorg B. Flipse, Sentinelg D. Woofter, Reporter: N. Toburen, President, R. Epard, Treasurerg H Merzler, Secretary, F. Kimsey, Vice-President 30 55, ll i P ' i , , l I TOP ROW: B. Gilchrist, R. Williams, N. Larsen, H. Bremenkamp, J. Bond, A. Arnold, C. Denny, N. Vacin, S. Hamilton, P. Hayes B. Christiansen, J. Randall, J. Stover, J. Eberle, B. Melick, J. Griffin, G. Nickel, B. O'Nei1, J. Albright, D. Mantele, B. Bremenkamp. SECOND ROW, S. Spriggs, R. Norton, S. Miller, C. Gish, L. Aschenbrenner, S. Buford, C. Camey, I. Kean, M. Lovitt, A. Williams, B. Calliham, V. Richard, K. Bruggeman, M. Ramsey, B. Alldredge, J. Bond, B. Cersovsky, C. Mashburn, C. Borgeson, K. Andrews, L. Horner, L. Fanders. THIRD ROW: R. Sprinkel, M. Cayton, K. Carr, M. Cayton, B. Wallsmith, M. Zimmerman, R. Price, J. Stover, A. Rasmussen, S. Schroeder, V. Ramsey, L. White, K. Knudson, M. Ramsey, B. Griffin, D. Richard, S. Fann, M. Norton, C. Price, J. Zeller. FRONT ROW, S. Gillispie, M. Prokop, M. Thieler, M. Dutton, J. McDougal, R. Townsend, I. Brogan, F. Senger, K. McBride, G. Dower, A. Garrett, B. Melick, P. Miller, J. Woofter, B. Henningsen, J. Henningsen A. Schielke, S. Melstrom, N. Rikoff, B. Barnes, Miss Disney. J, 'Q-li BACK ROW, KLEFT TO RIGHTJ: Miss Disney, Advisor, M. Lovitt, Parliamentarian, C. Borgeson, Historian, J. Woofter, Song Leader, L. Mcllnay, Reporter, N. Vacin, Pianist. SECOND ROW, S. Hamilton, Program Chairman, B. Christiansen, Vice-President, C. Price, President, P. Hayes, Secretary, J. Stover, Treasurer. 31 f America Reach Toward New Horizons Toward New Horizons is the motto of the Future Homemakers of America. Boosting .he record membership, 84 girls, under the leadership of Carol Price, president, and Miss Disney, advisor, the F.H.A. sponsors many activities during the year. Among those this ear were the F. H.A. night, with each member bringing her family to a pot-luck supper, decorating the bulletin board in the library at Christmas, sponsoring the Mardi Gras and Snowball Formal, Christmas carol- ing, and giving the senior farewell. Thirty F.H .A. members attended the district con- ference at St. Francis where Carol Price served as district vice president. In order to ioin F.H.A., a girl must either be taking a course in home economics or previously had at least one semester of it in iunior high or high school As the purpose of F.H.A. is to build better homes, each year the girls strive for more successful and more useful living. The Kansas Association for Youth is created for the purpose of making better citizens for tomorrow. In its sixth year of organization, K.A.Y.S. is composed of 79 members. At the Hoxie conference president L nn McClelland was elected all area pres- i ent for the next year. With Mr. Mummey and Mr. Augustyn as sponsors, some ofthe K.A.Y.S.' activities include helping needy people by Meals for Millions and CARE, cleaning the football field, making candles for foreign nations, selling concessions at ball games, holding the annual Father-Son banquet, helping the Kayettes decorate the school tower for Christmas, sponsoring student assemblies and keeping a record of church attendance. Last year this organization received the highest award in this district for K.A.Y. Clubs, the 5000 point award. This achieve- ment was eamed by accomplishing many school and community service projects. This year the K .A.Y.S. are working for the 6000 point award. BACK ROW, QLEFT TO RIGHTJ: S. Blain, Recreation- !! ' .vw 3 Q L. Washburn, Publicity, J. Mosier, Service, J. Crabb, Program, Mr. Mummey. Advisor. SECOND ROW: M. Mitchell, Secretary, L. McClelland, President, C. Metzler, Vice-President: F. Morrison, Treasurer. Better Citizenship Goal Se TOP ROW: T. Hamill, D. Phillips, B. Harrison, W. Townsend, C. Belisle. M. O'Neil, B. Mcllnay, D. Melsrrom, L. Franz, R. Foss, B. Bottorff, E. Cersovsky, M. Kvasnicka, M. Barnett. SECOND ROW: M. Shultz, D. Keck, C. Simpson, B. Bosler, G. Adams, B. Evans, D. Burcham, L. Cameron, J. Shea, R. Paden, G. Grover, R. Epard, L. Railsback, R. Adolph, J. Morrison. THIRD ROW: B. White, R. Calliham, G. Pierson, B. Leddon, J. Graves, L. Taylor, K. Sloan, N. Collins, L. Saunders, H. Metzler, W. Rikoff, M. Albright, B. Pratt, J. Fettes. FOURTH ROW: R. Taylor, P. Harrison, J. Randall, T. Thompson, D. Bourquin, D. Fechner, J. Grady, R. Phillips, C. Moore, C. Franz, C. Kvasnicka, L. Miller, J. Mosier, R. Jones, K. Bieber, S. Hedden, Mr. Augustyn. FRONT ROW: T. Hamill, E. Brown, J. Phillips, J. Crabb, L. Washburn, S. Blain, C. Metzler, L. McClelland, M. Mitchell, F. Morrison, J. Mosier, D. Reed, D. Woofter, B. Plipse, E. Biggs, Mr. Mummey. - -Q . Q , .,,e ' .. L ur , , -J f C5 ,gg '55 for It it ' 5.3, i 'fl . V3 Kayettes is the feminine organization of the Kansas Association for Youth and is de- signed to prepare the youth of today for the duties of tomorrow. To accomplish various school, community and world service proiects wherever they may be of help is the goal of the Kayette organization. Under the guidance and direction of the sponsors, Miss Morin and Miss Patterson, and president Carol Stover, some of the projects achieved this year in- clude giving a coke party for the freshmen, presenting the teachers with apples and flowers the first day of school, giving a kid ,U zz.. party to raise money for a CARE package, adopting an overseas orphan, making tray favors for the hospital and candles tor the teachers, decorating the school at Christmas, sponsoring all-school programs, attending church and holding the annual Mother- Daughter Banquet. Last year the- Kayettes received the high- est honor of any other Kayette club in the district and one of the highest in the state, the 9000 point award. With this year's mem- bership larger than ever before, l20, the Kayettes have worked diligently toward their l0,000 point award. y Kays and Kayettes BACK ROW, KLEFT TO RIGHTJ: Miss Morin, Advisor, L. Brooks, Community Chairman, N. Kinkel, World Service: B. Brernenkamp, Music, J. Albright, Pianist, T. Deal, Publicity, K. Bruggeman, Point System, B. Stoltenberg, School Serviceg B. Melick, Finance. SECOND ROW: J. Kean, Programg J. Hlett, Recreationg J. Cole, Secretary, C. Stover, President, C. Schiffner, Vice-Presidentg J. Amos, Treasurer, K. Mitchell, Re1ig1ousgJ. Stover, Parliamentarian. TOP ROW: B. Raile, C. Calhoon, J. Toburen, K. Bruggeman, T. Deal, B. Stoltenberg, N. Kinkel, M. Simpson, J. Henningsen, B. Christiansen, P. Hayes, V. Richard, M. Norton, J. Bond, L. Barton, M. Cayton, G. Rockwell, M. Cayton, K. Carr, C. Carter, L. Homer, S. Melstxom, I. Brogan, L. Aschenbrermer. SECOND ROW: M. Prokop, R. Williams, M. Zimmerman, R..Price, J. Stover, A. Williams, C. Borgeson, B. l-Ienningsen, M. Kyle, J. Griffin, G. Nickel, J. Eberle, J. Stover, J. Randall, B. O'Nei1, S. Fann, S. Williams, V. Ramsey, C. Carney, S. Miller, C. Gish, B. Wallsmith. THIRD ROW: Miss Morin, M. Thieler, A. Rasmussen, S. Schroeder, C. Price, S. Hamilton, V. Marshall, A. Schielke, M. Ramsey, D. Richard, B. Griffin, K. Knudson, M. Ptall, B. Adams B. Grant, L. Mcllnay, A. Arnold, K. Andrews, D. Byfield, J. Albright, F. Senger, Miss Patterson. FOURTH ROW: L. White, J. Woofter, A. Garrett, P. Miller, J. Diggins, L. Brooks, C. Schiffner, C. Stover, B. Barnes, J. Zeller, J. Bond, M. Springler, S. Sprlggs, C. Swanson, J. Murray, R. Jain, J. Randall. N. Hopper, C. Dechert, J. Crabb, J. Adolph, D. Mantele, L. Fanders, S. Buford. FIFTH ROW: K. McBride, B. Melick, B. Cersovsky, G. Hamill, J. Hiett, J. Kean, J. Kriss, S. Bannister, B. Melick, K. Mitchell, B. Bremenkamp, J. Amos, H. Bremenkamp, J. Cole, N. Vacin, C. Denny, N. Rikoff, R. Norton, J. McDougal, M. Dutton, M. Moore, C. Case, B. Calliham. .i.,..-.-.L-. ...... -'r ..i..r... -1-lm' W' -95 33 BACK ROW: I. Cole, J. Schroeder, S. Spriggs, M. Prall, Mr. Beck. SECOND ROW: W. Brillhart, N. Hopper, A. Garrett, C. Price, R. Jones, J. Morrison, C. Mashburn, M. Dutton, K. Bieber, C. Franz, L. McClelland. THIRD ROW: B. Melick, S. Bannister, J. Mosier, L. Chase, B. Bottorff, R. Epard, C. Calhoon, N. Collins, B. Melick, J. Mosler, J. Stover, S. Fann, I. Randall. FRONT ROW: A. Rasmussen, B. Bremenkamp, M. Kyle, B. Barnes, N. Kinkel, J. Amos. Senior Band and tj wirlers Under the direction of Mr. William H. Beck, the Colby High School Band has received highly superior ratings for the past eleven years. The seventy-four band members play and march for various events dur- ing the year. Some of these are the annual open house, the Christmas program, the band concert, the district music festival, football and basketball games and the Christmas Opening. The annual band trip was made this year to Kansas University. Except for the slight casualty of the chartered Greyhound Bus devel- oping engine trouble on the wa! home, leaving one- BAND OFFICERS THIS YEAR ARE: J- Amos- 1-ibfafiani V- half of the bond members stran ed in the middle of the Marshall, Treasurer, P. Hayes, Secretaryg J. Crabb, Librariang Kansas plains, 1-his trip proved to be great fan. B. Stoltenberg, President: N. Kinkel, Vice-Presidentg J. Hiett, Librarian. FLUTE QUARTET. An organized ensemble for eleven years, WOODWIND QUINTET. Receiving a highly superior rating the flute quartet is composed of Neola Kinkel, Loretta Brooks, last year at the state music festival, the members of the Janet Hiett, and Joan Amos. Receiving highly superior woodwind quintet this year are Joan Amos, Betty Bremenkamp. ratings at the state festival for ten years, this quartet has 34 Joanne Randall, Kathy Mitchell, and Becky Stoltenberg. established an excellent record. RY? Y MQ cf.- i'1 ' FRONT ROW: J. Hiett, J. Toburen, M. Moore, B. Calliham, B. Stoltenberg. SECOND ROW: P. Hayes, J. Randall, V. Marshall, M, Mitchell, J. Crabb, M. Simpson. THIRD ROW: J. Passell, B. Raile, C. Dechert. l. Stover, N. Vacin, C. Schiffner, C. Case, K. Mitchell. FOURTH ROW: T. Thompson, D. Fechner, G. Adams, J. Crabb, S. Hamilton, C. Stover, J. Murray, B. Wallsmith, B. O'Neil, G. Sloan, V. Van Campen, S. Hedden, D. Reed. BACK ROW, fSTANDINGJ:J. Albright, S. Williams, B. Adams, A. Williams, D. Mantele. Perform for School Functions An added attraction at the football and basket- ball gcnnes is the performance of the five twirlers. Janet Hiett, a junior, and Joanne Randall, a sophomore, experienced their first year as twirlers this year. A senior, Elizabeth Williams, has been a twirler for two years, and Mary Ann Simpson, head twirler, and Neola Kinkel, the drum major- ette, have shown their capability in the art of twirling since their freshman year in Colby high. CLARINET QUARTET. This is the clarinet quartet's tweutn year of performing for various events during the year. It's members include Alice Rasmussen, Birkley Barnes, Marcia Kyle, and Betty Bremenltamp. 35 THE TWIRLERS FOR THE HIGH SCHOOL BAND THIS YEAR ARE: Mary Ann Simpson, Joanne Randall, Neola Kinkel, Elizabeth Williams, and Janet Hiett. DRUM QUARTET. Janet Cole, Janice Albright, Shirley Williams and Barbara Adams make up the drum quartet which has received fine ratings at the state festival for several years. vw DANCE BAND. The C.C.H. S. Dance Band is comprised of KBACK ROWJ: Clarence Franz, Shirley Williams, Noel Collins, Judy Stover, Jerry Mosier, Steve Hedden, Dennie Reed, fFRONT ROWJ: Janice Albright, Connie Schiffner, Nancy Vacin, Carol Stover, Sandra Hamilton, and Joanne Stover. its primary function is to play for the Junior-Senior Prom. Other appearances include the Victory Ball, mixers, all school assemblies and plays. 4 SAX QUARTET. ln its seventh year the sax quartet has an impressive list of accomplishments including its highly superior rating at the state festival last year. Connie Schiffner, Carol Stover, Joanne Stover, and Nancy Vacin complete the quartet. BRASS ENSEMBLE. One of the oldest organizations in C.C. H. S., the brass ensemble has always received excellent ratings at the district and state festivals. This year its members include Virginia Marshall, Judy Stover, Dennie Reed, Clarence Franz, Noel Collins, and Bob Bottorff. The National Band, Orchestra, and Choral Honor Society is made up of students meeting certain requirements in both instrumental and vocal music. Under the direction of the sponsors, Mr. Beck and Miss Patterson, its members include QBACK ROWJ: Shirley Williams, Joanne Randall, Rebecca Jain, Carol Stover, Mike Mitchell, Jay Crabb, QSECOND ROWJ: Alice Rasmussen, Betty Bremenkamp, Judy Randall, Judy Bond, Janet Cole, Nancy Vacin, QFRONT ROW Loretta Brooks, Connie Schiffner, Neola Kinkel, Mary Simpson, Becky Stoltenberg, and Virginia Marshall. -1 J l I -A - flunuwnnrws--W -ws--M . , TOP ROW: M. Thieler, M. Springler, M. Kyle, J. Woofter, C. Denny, J. Toburen, P. Hayes, J. Zeller, R. Jain, G. Nickel, S. Bannister, B. Griffin, C. Borgeson, A. Garrett, J. Cole, J. Griffin, J. Stover, K. Mitchell, C. Stover. SECOND ROW: J. Randall, J. Albright, J. Diggins, J. Amos, B. Calliham, M. Moore, B. Henningsen, P. Miller, B. Christiansen, V. Richard, D. Shea, A. Williams, T. Deal, K. Bruggeman, J. Bond, B. Melick, S. Hamilton. THIRD ROW: B. Stoltenberg, C. Case, R. Williams, M. Dutton. S. Williams, J. Crabb, C. Schiffner, A. Schielke, M. Simpson, N. Kinkel, J. Eberle, G. Hamill, C. Calhoon, N. Rikoff, S. Fann, D. Richard, J. Henningsen. FRONT ROW: Miss Patterson, N. Vacin, A. Rasmussen, F. Senger, J. Hiett, L. Brooks K. McBride, V. Marshall, C. Mashburn, J. Kean, J. Randall, C. Price, S. Schroeder, B. Bremenkamp, B. Barnes, J. Stover, R. Price. ACCOMPANIST: Mrs. William Gross. G ee Clubs Establish Fine Record The girls' Glee club is one of the oldest and most outstanding organizations in C.C.H.S. and along with the boys' Glee club has established a fine record of one ratings at the district music festival each spring. The vocal department is quite proud of its groups' high ratings. Accompanied by Nancy Vacin and Mrs. William Gross, and directed by Miss Kay Patterson, the Glee clubs have sung for programs, assemblies, teas, and the annual open house. TOP ROW: Miss Patterson, E. Brown, D. Phillips, R. Phillips, M. Mitchell, J. Grady, S. Blain, P. Harrison, B. White. FRONT ROW: E. Biggs, T. Hamill, L. McClelland, D. Fechner, R. Calliham, N. Collins, J. Crabb, L. Washburn, T. Hamill. ACCOMPANIST: Nancy Vacin. Ensembles and Piano Departmenl if The officers of the glee clubs include QBACK ROW, BOYS' GLEE CLUBJ: Secretary, Errol Biggs, Vice-President, Lynn Washburn, President, Jay Crabb, Sergeant-at-Arms, Tim Hamill, QFRONT ROW, GIRLS' GLEE CLUBJ: President, Connie Schiffner, Secretary, Joy Kean, Vice-President, Karen Bruggeman, Sergeant-at-Arms, Gaye Nickel, and Librarian, Bonnie Christiansen. -f .- 'H ws TRIO. Accompanist, Janet Cole, Carole Carter, Judy McDougal, and Barbara Cersovsky complete the freshman vocal trio, organized for its first time this year. SEXTET. The sextet is constitued entirely of sophomore girls. This year they include Janice Albright, Accompanistg Janet Woofter, Joanne Randall, Virginia Marshall, Claudiene Mashburn, Judy Bond, Kathy Mitchell. BOYS' OCTET, QBACK ROWQQ James Grady, Dave,Phillips, Rick Phillips, Lynn McClelland, QFRONT ROWJ: Delwyne Fechner, Lynn Washburn, Steve Blain and Jay Crabb sing in the newly organized boys' octet. FRESHMEN GIRLS' GLEE CLUB. The new freshmen girls' glee club includes CBACK ROWJg L. Horner, S. Mel- strom, S. Miller, L. White, L. Fanders, C. Gish, M. Cayton, B. Cersovsky, M. Cayton, CBOTTOM ROWQ: l. Brogan, L. Aschenbrenner, K. Carr, C. Carney, J. Bond, C. Carter, S. Buford, M. Norton, Miss Patterson. Provide S eeialized Entertainment gn TRIPLE TRIO. The members ofthe triple trio which is a girls' CHORALE. Janice Albright, Accompanistg Nancy Vacin, three part vocal ensemble are Nancy Vacin, accompanist, Lynn McClelland, Becky Stoltenberg, Delwyne Fechner, Alice Rasmussen, Colleen Case, Joanne Randall, Virginia Marcia Kyle, Rick Phillips, Susan Bannister, Mike Mitchell, Marshall, Claudiene Mashburn, Susan Bannister. Janet Cole, JOY Kean- Jim Gfadlb Janet Cole- Steve Blain- Ann Williams Ann Williams, and Judy Randall. Jay Crabb, and Judy Randall are the members of the chorale this year. l This year the piano department, under the direction of Mrs. William Gross, includes several students from both the high school and grade school. Those high school students are QBACK ROWJ: K. Carr, J. Albright, J Bond, J. Woofter, J. Stover, K. Mitchell, N. Vacin, N. Rikoff. QSECOND ROWJ: B. Gilchrist, S. Williams, M. Kyle, G. Nickel, S. Bannister, J. Cole, M. Thieler. QFRONT ROWJ: N. Kinkel, S. Schroeder, B. Calliham, J. Crabb, M. Moore, C. Dechert, K. Bruggeman, J. Bond. DUO PIANOS. A newly organized ensemble, the duo pianos group has performed at many school functions throughout the year. The members of this ensemble, Nancy Vacin and Janice Albright, are both juniors in C.C.H. S. and accompany many other musical ensembles. 39 You Canlt Take It ith Youw Penelope Essne Rheba au De Plnna Donald Vanderhof Allce Henderson Tony Kirby Kolenkhov Mr Kirby Mrs Klrby Three Men Olga CAST By Kaufman and Hart Presented By The Junior Class November 20 1956 800P M CCHS Audltorlum Gwen Hamill Nancy Vacm Sandra Hamilton John Randall Charles Metzler Charles Moore Denme Reed Jay Crabb Loretta Brooks Larry Raulsback Rnck Phullnps Steve Blam Jlm Grady Joan Amos Denms Melstrom Noel Collins Gary Hawk Janet Cole Stage Manager Betty Bremenkamp Business Manager Caro Denn Durector Mr Wllluam H Mars Tony Kirby falls In love with Alice Sycamore and the Sycamore famlly glves every appearance of bemg crazler than hoot owls but If they are mad the world seems even madder Although the Klrbys are impressed by the lunacy of the Sycamores the love of Tony and Alice wlns out by means ofa vlsut of an ex Grand Duchess of Russia The manufacture of fireworks a prmtmg press nn the lavmg room and Grandpa s unter vlew with a tax collector also add to the plot of the play fl.lIFT TO RIGHTJ Noel Collms Charles Memler Sandra Hmulton Steve Blam John Randall Gwen Harmll Jay Crabb Nlancy Vacm Llmrle Moore Guy Hawk Denms Melstrom Denme Reed Joan Amos James Grady Rlck Phrlhps and Loretta Brooks 40 9 O O I I l C J L L . . . . . . . . . P l . . 0 . I l I O . . Ed . . . . . . - - , - . . . I , . . . . - . . . . . . . . . . I I 0 1 ' U . . . , . . . . . . . I I I l I U. 0 I . . . . . , . I I I I 1 ' 0 I . . ........ . . . ' I . . . . . . . . . ' 3 ' - ' y 1 ' t C l 1 1 I . . 1 ' I , T 1 5 . 1 ' '. A t l I I I ' A A I ' ' , --- - '- ,-- WW - Htl 5 , - .f. - . lp-EW .'-all' :A Q A r V.3l,y3a1.'W ' .N,,...,.,.:12.Y -A-A Q ' J, l -l 1 , l 1 ' ' , V 3,f,.zg1,1ggQ 4' ' -1- ' . . 1 ' ' . 9 I . l x . -A l Y 'I Qty i a ua V . Ji 1 . X as A -........, . -..-,i..... ..-.. ,,, .,.- . , ,, TOP ROW: S. Hamilton, C. Price, L. Brooks, J. Stover, R. Price, J. Diggins, P. Hayes, B. Christiansen, V. Richard, C. Schiffner, N. Kinkel, N. Hopper, H. Bremenkamp, N. Larsen, S. Miller, C. Gish, 1. Brogan, B. Stoltenberg, J. Henningsen, C. Stover, R. Jain. SECOND ROW: B. Calliham, C. Dechert, J. Crabb, J. Randall, G. Nickel, S. Bannister, B. Henningsen, C. Mashburn, J. Griffin, S. Schroeder, V. Ramsey, S. Fann, M. Norton, S. Melstrom, L. Horner, A. Rasmussen, S. Williams, J. Albright, K. Mitchell. THIRD ROW: K. Bruggeman, T. Deal, J. McDougal, M. Dutton, M. Moore, M. Springler, S. Spriggs, C. Swanson, J. Stover, B. Melick, J. Eberle, B. O'Neil, M. Ramsey, J. Murray, C. Carter, J. Bond, G. Dower, A. Williams, L. Barton. FOURTH ROW: J. Hiett, J. Randall, G. Hamill, J. Kriss, N. Vacin, C. Denny, J. Cole, A. Schielke, B. Grant, B. Adams, M. Prall, M. Ramsey. K. Knudson, B. Griffin, J. Adolph, D. Mantele, L. Fanders, D. Richard, M. Kyle. FIFTH ROW: J. Woofter, L. White, M. Thieler, M. Prokop, N. Rikoff, R. Norton, A. Garrett, K. McBride, P. Miller, B. Melick, J. Toburen, B. Cersovsky, B. Bremenkamp, J. Amos, B. Barnes, J. Bond, D. Shea. FRONT ROW: M. Simpson, C. Calhoon, B. Raile, C. Borgeson, V. Marshall, J. Kean. Pep lub Exemplifies School Spirit Ninety-seven peppy girls make up the C.C.H.S. pep club. With Mary Ann Simpson as pres- ident, and Mrs. Marsh, Miss Larsen, and Mr. Day as the faculty advisors, the organization has sponsored pep rallies and three one-act all-school plays, has sold concessions at ball games and has given the annual All Sports Banquet. , ,A A--h-. ,,..., The Pep Club Executive Council consists of three faculty QLEFT TO RIGHTJ: Carol Calhoon, Bonnie Raile, Carol advisors, CBACK ROWJ: Mrs. Marsh, Mr. Day, and Miss Borgeson, Virginia Marshall, and Joy Kean, head cheer- Larsen, and fFRONT ROWJ: Terry Deal, Secretary-Treasurer, leader, are the five C.C.li.S, cheerleaders this year. They Becky Stoltenberg, Vice-President, Mary Ann Simpson, have lead the pepsters in yells and cheers at all games and Presidentg Janet Cole, and Virginia Marshall. pep rallies. 41 446 d.. . x, '12, Pl mmf? TOP ROW: R. Taylor, J. Grady, F, Morrison, P. Harrison, B. Evans, T. Hamill, D. Phillips, R. Phillips, B. Belisle, F. Kimsey, C. Kvasnicka, W. Henry, B. Boltorff, H, Miller. SECOND ROWg J, Ferres, B. Mcllnay, L. Miller, L. Leak, D. Burcham, N. Toburen, M. O'Neil, D. Ifecliner, G. Hawk, D. Chaffin, C. Belisle, J. Sites. FRONT RON: B. Bosler, B. Leddon, L. McClelland, L Washburn E. Cersovsky, D Leddon J. Morrison J Randall, M. Barnett D Bourcuin R ones C. Metzler . , . , ,. , . I , .1 , . E.Biggs. C-Club Eli ibilit Gained With Letters A boy is eligible to loin the C-Club after earning a letter in one or more of the four competitive sports: football, basketball, wrestling, and track, or after serving as a manager of one of the teams. During the year the C-Club sponsors such events as pot luck suppers, stag parties, and the annual C-Club formal dance. The organization was formed in l954, and the present executive officers are Charles Metzler, president, John Morrison, vice-president, and Lynn Washburn, secretary-treasurer. Mr. Harold Randall is the head football and wrestling coach and served as fhe C-Club sponsor for the past three years. THIS YEAR THE MEMBERS OE THE TRAINING COUNCIL ARE, fBACK ROWL D. Leddon, Vice-President J. Morrison, N. Toburen, President C. Metzler. CFRONT ROWJ: L. g McClelland, D. Bourquin, Secretary-Treasurer L. Washburn, F. Krmsey. mor IN PICTURE: R. Phr1ups.y Rules The training council consists of ten mem- bers and makes and enforces the training rules. It hears and considers specific cases concerning athletic conduct. President Charles Metzler S Vice-President John Morrison, Secretary- Treasurer Lynn Washburn, Dale Leddon, Nel- son Toburen, Lynn McClelland, Dan Bourquin, Rick Phillips, and Forest Kimsey are the mem- bers of the training council this year I L Bag es Place Second In 9 1 fi 'TT BACK ROW: L. Miller, L, Chase, H. Herbel, H. Bremenkamp, J. Graves, 1. Phillips, G. Grover, B. Leddon, T. Hamill, C. Franz, K. Messamore. SECOND ROW: Mr. McGaughey, Mr. Day, P. Wagoner, E. Brown, P. Harrison, B. Evans, R. Calliham, C. Belisle, T. Thompson, Mr. Augustyn, Mr. Randall. THIRD ROW: G. Hawk, B. Mcllnay, B. Flipse, D. Fechner, R. Phillips, B. Bosler, M. Barnett, R. Williams, W. Henry, D. Phillips, J. Randall, T. Hamill, B. White. FRONT ROW: J. Grady, L. McClelland L. Washburn, F. Kimsey,E. Cersovsky, N. Toburen, D. Leddon, C. Metzler, M. O'Neil, J. Morrison, D. Burcham, R. Jones. The Colby Eagles placed second in the football league this year winning all of their games except the last one. ln that game, Goodland defeated Colby to become the North- west Kansas League champions. The Eagles displayed excellent performance in both ability and sportsmanship through- out the season. Under the coaching of Mr. Harold Randall, head coach, and his assistant coaches, Mr. Joy McGaughey, Mr. Joseph Augustyn, and Mr. Sanford Day, eight seniors earned letters. Dee Burcham turned in a nice performance at end this year, and earned his third letter. Dee stands 6' and weighs 147 pounds. Edward Cersovsky, 5'0 and Rodney Jones at tackle did an weighing 166 pounds, earned important job in the Eagle line his third letter this year by and earned his second letter. doing an outstanding job as Rodney stands 6'2 and weighs full back. 175 pounds. Forest Kimsey at half back position provided a fine defensive safety as well as a good ball carrier. Weighing 136 pounds and standing 5'8 , he earned his first letter. f ' . at ,ffj Q orthwes Kansas Lea ue Kimsey rounds right end with determination in the Colby -Oberlin game. l956 FOOTBALL RESULTS 'Colby O 'Colby 7 . Colby 42 . Colby 20 . Colby 27 . Colby I3 . Colby 33 . Colby 26 . Colby 7 'Non-league games Dale Leddon, 5'1U and weigh- ing 170 pounds, earned his third letter ply doing a good job at center. e was given honorable mention on the all- area team. HEX o n a 0 .Almena l4 .Garden City l2 .Oberlin 6 . Hoxie 0 .Atwood 6 . Norton 6 .Oakley l3 .St. Francis O .Gooclland I4 Mike O'Neil at 5'll and weighing l'Il pounds earned his second letter and placed on the all-area second team. At guard he seemed particularly adept at stopping wide running plays. 1 sl., lr X H I 4: -.I fe. J Toburen carries the ball for yardage gain in the C olby -Oakley game. I Q a I 'T f ,wg 1 ,, suv- 1 N The football coaches this year Harold Randall, Head Coach, Sanford Day. Nelson Toburen, 6'3 and weighingx 1135 pounds, was elected onorarly team captain and earned his ourth letter. Nelson did a fine job in the backfield. He was honored by being named to the all-area first team and the Topeka Daily Capital all-state first team. - . 9 1- f x V r ' 3 0 , - . g C s . ,v r ' 1 ,.a' ..-- , . ,sq -A ,V ., r - '. va are Mr. Joseph Augustyn, Mt. Mr. Jay McGaughey, and Mr. John Morrison earned his third letter and was named to the all-area second team. Known for his fine defensive playing, John stands 6'1 and tips the scales at 163 pounds. F730 3 M- f .V-1 51, ig? Q , wi' -34 , Basketball Team Rate ..,x- Keller, N, Toburen, R, Phillips, J. Morrison, Mr, Day, THE BASKETBALL COACHES THIS YEAR ARE: Mr. ,lay McGaughey, llead Coach, and Mr, Sanford Day, Assistant Coach, hands ofthe Goodland Cowboys, team, State College, are both serving their first year at C,C, H,S, Nelson Toburen, a senior, standing 6'3 , earned his fourth letter this year. He capably filled an irnpor- Lynn Washburn, playing at the tant position as center after missing guard position for the Eagles, Rick Phillips is a junior and earn- the first few games of the season earned his first letter, He is a ed his second letter, He is 6'2 because of a shoulder injury, junior and stands 5'9 , and played the position of forward, al M9 ,h tl .yu MEMBERS Olf THE A TEAM ARE, BACK ROW: L, McClelland, D, Phillips, D, Burcham, R. Jones, G Hawk, B, Evans, T, Hamill, M, O'Neil, Manager, FRONT ROW: Mr, McGaughey, L, Washburn, J. The Colby Eagles placed third in the Northwest Kansas Basketball League this year, The team went into a losing slump for three games after winning the first four, These three games were lost to Goodland, Oberlin, and Oakley by a total of only six points, Then they rallied to win the remainder ofthe season's games with the exception of the second one with Goodland, ln the district tournament held at Colby, the Eagles won second place--again suffering defeat in the The Eagles' B team won six games and lost eight during this season. The underclassmen have proven this year that they will be able to furnish replacements for the five graduating seniors on the first Head Coach Jay McGaughey, of Kansas State College, and Assistant Coach Sanford Day, of Emporia Jim Keller earned his first letter playing the positions of center and forward, ,lim is a senior and stands 6'. hird In League MEMBERS OF THE B TEAM ARE, BACK ROW: G. Hubbard, S, Ramey, D, Bourquin, G. Sloan, D, Burcham, T, Thompson, D, Phillips P. Harrison, T, Hamill. FRONT ROW: Mr. McGaughey, B. Mcllnay, M, Barnett, .l. Grady, C, Moore, D. Fechner, B, Bosler, M, O'Nei1, Manager, Mr. Day, 1957 BASKETBALL SCORES Colby 32 , , , Atwood 31 Colby 42 . . . Hoxie 37 Colby 45 . . . Norton 37 Colby 62 . . . St, Francis 34 Colby 47 , , , Goodland 48 Colby 44 . . . Oberlin 46 Colby 44 . . . Oakley 47 Colby 59 . . . Atwood Colby 42 . . . Hoxie Colby 55 . . . Norton Colby 41 . . . Goodland Colby 78 . . . St, Francis Colby 64. . . Oakley Colby 60 , , , Oberlin Jim Keller catches rebound in the third quarter of the ColbyjGood land district tournament g3IllC. Nelson 'l'oburen, John Morrison, and Boyd Evans are also pictured. Dee Burchani, a senior, played forward for the Eagles. Dee stands il' and earned his first letter this year. Lynn McClelland stands 5'9 and played guard this year, Mac is a junior and earned his first letter Boyd Evans is a freshman and the youngest regular member of the team, He is 5'8 and earned his first letter by play ing forward, -lr . Rodney Jones is a senior and earn- ed his first Ietter playing center. Rodney's height is 6'l . '7 John Morrison, a senior, earned his third letter this year, John stands 6'1 and turned in a nice performance as guard. x JP' . Ar I ii C.C.H.S. Wrestlers Rank nr' BACK ROW: Manager D. Jones, E. Brown, E, Biggs. J. Randall, C. Kvasnicka, B. Harrison. SECOND ROW: Mr. Augustyn, K, Bieber, M. Schultz, R, Taylor, B. Adams, L, Saunders, D. Chaffin, B. White, M, Goldsworth, Mr. Randall. THIRD ROW: C. Metzler, B. Flipse, D, Leddon, L. Leak, D. Williams, B. Bottorff, FRONT ROW: B. Morris, T. Hamill. I. Fettes, R. Jones, L, Sharp, J. Miller, L, Chase, C. Belisle, The C,C, H,S, wrestlers opened this year's season with two exhibition contests, with Goodland and Hoxie, before the regular league season started . - During this season, the Eagles participated in nine contests--two exhibition and seven regular league meets--losing five and winning four. The season's totals were 200 points for Colby as compared to 209 points for their opponents. The Colby wrestlers placed six boys in the top four places at the regional tournament and tallied 37 points which gave them fifth place in this region. The boys who placed in the top four places are Billy Morris, 85 lb. class, Tim Hamill, 95 lb, class, Charles Kvasnicka, 123 lb, class, Curt Belisle, 133 lb, class, Charles Metzler, 138 lb. class, and Bruce Flipse, 148 lb, class, Two of these boys went on to win ranking places in the state tournament, Tim Hamill placed as State Champion in the 95 lb. class and Bruce Flipse placed fourth in the 148 lb, class, As a team, the Eagles placed ninth in the state, The Eagles' coaches this year are Mr. Harold Randall, Head Coach, and Mr, Joseph Augustyn, Assistant Coach, Mr, Harold Randal head coach for the wrestlers this year. 5-..,x, X, ' i 1 ' f fl Curt Belisle, 133 pounder, won fourth place in the regional l is the tournament. He won 3, lost 3, and tied 1 in the league matches. - '. 'V' . . , K . are I its Bruce Flipse, the Eagle's 148 pounder, placed fourth in the state tournament this year. He also won four out of seven league matches and placed fourth in the regional tourna- ment. Tim Hamill, 98 pounds and a freshman, was Colby's only state champion this year. He won 6 out of '7 league matches and also won the second place medal at the regional tournament. aa inth In State Tourney 3-fu., iw' Lyle Leak works to win his match at the Colby-Norton contest. Billy Morris wins points at the regional tournament at Gooclland John Randall struggles to hold his opponent in the exhibition match i957 WRESTLING SCOREBCARD Colby lo . . Goodlond 32 i'Colby 29 . . Hoxie 20 Colby 27 . . Norton 20 Colby 22 . . St. Francis 22 Colby l9 . . Oberlin 23 Colby 35 . . Oakley I2 Colby 20 . . Atwood 22 Colby I4 . . . Hoxie 3l Colby l8 . . . Goocllond 27 'Exhibition matches at the Colby-Norton contest, Charles Kvasnicka, wrestling in the 123 lb, class, placed third in the regional tournament. He Charles Metzler, in the 138 lb, was unable to compete in the class, won second place in the Billy Morris, a freshman, won state tournament because of illness, 55 regional tournament, In league third place in the regional tourna- matches, he won 3 and lost 2, ment in the 85 lb, class. Ji The assistant wrestling coach this year is Mr. Joseph Augustyn ft X. , W' f . A 1 ,A at the annual party X Kenneth Swan , 11 FredMorr1son Nancy Larsen ments during chemistry class john ,xndxtorium includes The Semen ef exams held m on the part of f f H S smilie gymnasmm rake much C0 ents ncemrauon and gag ,,2'N tu The annual the ljditor's A90-My 13.2 : Fond Memories staff begins preparing pages lor The l9b'I Golden Eagle at horne. gf' Clearing away debris on an empty lot, Jirn Grady and Forest Kirnsey assist in the annual Halloween clean-up. The addition of new settees in the halls make for a more enjoyable noon hour for the students. John Randall and C1 mg up th f' amlce Franz assist Mr. H Huff 'lra. G ire dan . arold - . rage in the industrial arts lumberRjOndall in clean- om, C-C.H S p . . Sppererres cheer the team O H at the PSP rall Y. MF Gor - don Cu - nf I Illlllqgharn V a machine for vocationglsggits Quarry Miller in the fun . . CU ture' ClI1Ong FU ff: -51 Work nd Pla -It's Been I ttenbefg Neon Mm k Sto d m me b I 5 Sr Henflmgqen Bac yclcaii UP A H00 003661 1 nr ht Udems S1710 tht jean sou hcr 5 Club fp Y 5110 5 Kean Pai Hayes and Mall' 'mm blm fiow of the dish-NAS reme this year W all formal whi h 503' ' i Stovcf - me OVC' ' C . CMO ' ised bl Kmkel - room Ca' mics home Econo , is.- f ' say The 1 . 3 ry Ram 0Cker . gchieike. and Yi it and Judy M llgfhe sire chosen b M . Rita White, ixibertgutmg me noon hot . c ougal for 3 fnendliy filuorie Moore Mar h Her, LO OOD CiagseS C af. 1 S 3 Dutton land Woo ahem 1 COTUPM e H0165 for Mike Mitchell decoratcs for the '56 senior prom, A Night in Outer Space while Mr, Judd Chick looks o Rebecca lain, school photo- grapher, takcs action shots at Ll football game for publication in the Ili-Life, 3, 1. 1 gl! . g g i les Take Second E t Re ional TOP ROW: Mr. Randall, Mr. Augusryn, G. Adams, T. Hamill, T. Thompson SECOND ROW: T. Hamill, P. Harrison, R. Burcham, E. Biggs, T. Fraser, H. Leddon. THIRD ROW: C. Merzler, D. Phillips, E. Brown, J. Phillips, G. Hawk, D. Fechncr, J. Morrison, B. Bonorff, B. Evans C. Moore. FRONT ROW: J. Grady, L. Washburn, D. Bourquin, R. Phillips, N. Toburcn, D. Burcham, D. Leddon, E. Cersovsky L. McClelland, F. Kimsey. The l957 track season was a highly successful one for the Eagles. After getting off to a slow start by taking third place at the Oakley relays and again at their own triangular meet, the Eagles came back strongly and edged out Wakeeney by four-tenths of a point to place first at the Scott City relays. The Eagles then placed second behind the powerful Oakley Plainsmen in the league meet held in Norton. A week later the Eagles came back and again were second to Oakley's team at the regional meet held in Scott City. Dee Burcham was the only consistant first place winner for the Eagles. He competed in the mile ru is , , f t THE 1957 TRACK COACHES ARE: Mr. Gerald W. UlrlCl'l, Mr, Jay lwlcGaughey, Mr. Joseph Augusryn, head coach, and Mr. Harold Randall. , R. Williams, J. Graves, Mr. Ulrich, Mr. McGaughey Herbel, F. Gaedc, G. Hubbard, K. Messamore, B. Fl The Senior Class Presents QQ By Mary Chase February 26, 1957 8:00 P.M. CCHS Auditorium A six-foot rabbit? Impossible? Cf course it isn'tl That is, according to Elwood P. Dowd it isn't. You see, Elwood's closest and best friend is Harvey, a six-foot white rabbit, visible only to him. Harvey is what you might call a pooka and seems to have the strange power of seeing into the future. Elwood and Harvey get along fine but everyone else seems to think that--well, you knowl Even Elwood's sister, Veta Louise Simmons, seems to be against him. She has tried so hard to raise her daughter, Myrtle Mae, in the manner that all daughters should be raised and, of course, this rabbit is making it a very difficult problem. Elwood shows up at the most un- expected moments with Harvey--for instance, the Wednesday Forum meeting--and this usually ends Veta's attempts to interest the young men in Myrtle Mae. P1-Hy Veta and Myrtle Mae finally decide to commit poor Elwood to Chumley's Rest--a sanitarium for mental patients. As Veta tells her story to the young Doctor Sanderson he comes to the conclusion that it is not Elwood who needs to be committed to the sanitarium, but that it is Veta herself who should be committed. Elwood P. Dowd . Betty Chumley . . Dr. Chumley . . Dr. Sanderson . E.J. Lof ren . Ruth Kelsey . . . Mrs. Chauvenet . Miss Johnson . Duane Wilson , Judge Gaffney . Harvey . , , Student Director . Assistant Student Dire From this point, on the confusion and excitement build up to the point that even those of the audience begin to wonder whether or not there is such a thing as Har --- Nol Impossiblel Or, is it??? Director Mr. Marsh makes up Mike Mitchell for the part of Elwood in the Harvey . CAST Veta Louise Simmons. Myrtle Mae Simmons. . . s CIO! . . Mike Mitchell . . Carol Price . . Carol Stover . .Rebecca Jain . . Joe Mosicr . Nelson Toburen . . Dale Leddon . . Judy Randall . . Terry Deal Karen Bru eman . Forestqgimsey . Clarence Franz . . . Himself Mary Ann Simpson Nancy Larsen Director . ..... Mr: William H. Marsh LEFT TO RIGHT: Dale Leddon, Judy Randall, Joe Mosier, Rebecca Jain, Nelson Toburen, Harvey, Mike Mitchell, Carol Price, Carol Stover, Forest Kimsey, Clarence Franz. NOT PICTURED: Terry Deal, Karen Bruggeman. 5 Neptune? Kingdom Theme Uf Pro John Randall and Richard Adolph build the dock entrance as Larry Railsback starfish to put finishing touches on the looks on. decorations. Neptune's Kingdom was the setting for the Junior-Senior prom May 4 in the high school gym. As the guests entered the underwater kingdom, they walked down the dock and through the gateway into an elaboratel decorated room. King Neptune was present to assist the guests as they stepped into his kingdom. With many species of sea-lite, dangling from the fish-net ceiling, the ocean's depth was realistically created. Table decorations consisted of wax fish, Neptune's castle, treasure chest booklets, and fish nutcups. Two glowing eyes of an enormous octopus centerpiece greeted the guests as they stepped into the kingdom. After the banquet, which was served by gaily dressed pirates, Steve Blain, master of ceremonies, introduced the honorary parents, Mr. and Mrs. E.L. McClelland, and Mr. and Mrs. Gerald C. Stover. The program began with Lynn Washburn giving the welcome followed by Mike O'Neil giving the response. Several numbers by the Boy's Octet concluded the program. Dinner music was furnished by Nancy Vacin and Janice Albright. Dancing to the music ot the Norton High School Dance Band completed the evening. Baccalaureate The Baccalaureate services began Sunday evening, May 12, at 8:00 P.M. Things Touched With Eternity, was the theme chosen for the sermon by Rev. Owen M. Paul ot the Presbyterian church. Dr. M.O. Clemmons, Baptist church, Rev. B.W. Thomas, Christian church, and Rev. Oren F. McClure, Methodist church, were the other pastors participating in the service. The chorale and girl's glee club, under the direction of Miss Kay Patterson, furnished the musical numbers for the program. 3 Miss Disney and Carol Borgeson hang paper ' Q Joy Kean and Gary Hawk work on painting one of the many The octopus guards his treasures among the tumbling seaweeds. LEFT TO RIGHT: Dr. M,O. Clcmmons, Rev. Owen M. Paul, Rev. B.W. Thomas, Rev. O,F, McClure. ' ot The End, But The Beginnin Mrs. Earl Morrison presents Fred Morrison with his diploma at the commencement exercises. Dr, M.C. Cunningham of Fort Hays Kansas State College presented the commencement address, There ls No Hiding Place. May i3 was an important date for the class of '57. This was the night of Commencement which was held in the high school gymnasium at 8:00 P.M. There Is No Hiding Place was the topic of the Commencement address given by Dr. M.C. Cunningham, president of Fort Hays Kansas State College. Following the processional, played by Mrs. William Gross, the invocation was given by Msgr. Edmond M. Arpin of the Sacred Heart Catholic Church. Neola Kinkel, Clarence Franz, and the saxophone quartet, who's members are Connie Schiffner, Carol Stover, Nancy Vacin, and Joanne Stover, furnished the special music for the evening. Mrs. Earl Morrison, vice-chairman ofthe Board of Education, presented the 1957 graduation class with their diplomas as Mr. Ivan J. Zeller read the names of each senior. After receiving their diplomas, each senior was presented with a red or white rose, which represented the class colors and flower. With many memories of the past four years and hopes for the future, another senior class was graduated from Colby Communit High School, and as their motto suggests, each senior will always fremember this moment as Not the end, but the beginningl BACK ROW: T. Fraser, J. Gaede, H. Keller, J. Mosier, E. Cersovsky, D. Leddon, F. Morrison, L. Leak, M. Kvasnicka, F. Gaede K. Sloan, F. Kimsey. SECOND ROW: M. O'Neil, D. Burcham, M. Mitchell, N. Toburen, C. Franz, J. Keller, R. Epard, R, Jones I. Morrison, P. Wagoner. THIRD ROW: C. Price, M. Simpson, T. Deal, N. Kinkel, B. Stoltenberg, J. Henningsen, C. Schiffner, I. Randa1l,I. Miller, H. Miller. FRONT ROW: K. Chaffin, V. Richard, R. Jain, B. Christiansen, P. Hayes, C. Stover, A, Amold, L. Mcllnay, K. Bruggeman, A. Williams. NOT PICTURED: N. Larsen. wMcQqZV YEARBOOKS