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

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1959 volume:

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Spending its mornings practicing marching routines for the next week's show was the band, while the annual Fall Frolic kept the Kays and Kayettes busy. The girls bought the tickets to the Student Council sponsored Twirp Dance, and the vocal department was preparing to present a concert. Then the snow fell, coating the bare branches of the trees, and winter was upon us. The halls of CCHS were filled with a holiday air as the Kayettes deco- rated the Christmas tree in the hall, and sang carols in the halls at noon. After Christmas there was a sudden flurry of intensive studying as students prepared for semester exams, followed by a sigh of relief when they were over. The Pep Club girls yelled themselves hoarse at Basket- ball games and wrestling matches. Spon- sored by the Student Council, mixers were held after each home game and wrestling match. The Sno-Ball added a touch of glamour to the winter season as the FFA and FHA decorated on an Iceland theme. The months had flown and suddenly it was spring, the grass and leaves turned green again. Even as they began to get drowsy and wish for summer and vacation, every spare moment was spent by music students practicing for the district and state music festivals. Another sport was under way as the trackmen competed in NWKL events. The junior class presented the seniors with a unforgettable prom, a night to remember, while the seniors began to realize that their days in CCHS were nearing the end as they practiced, with mixed emotions, for their graduation. There are iust a few of the activities that went on in CCHS during the year ln all four seasons, of course, the main reason for school is still work and study which help round out the picture of a year in CCHS. A lot can happen in a year---a lot to remember. The Class of 1959 presents to you this book of memories. H M. ' '05 Q 'Vane ' ' Sass, LATE SUM il sal? F-nn In a ty p1cal conference on an admrnrstratrve pro mtendent of publlc schools and hrgh school prrncrpal blem Mrs Brshop school secretary talks Wlth R L has been rn the Colby schools for 26 years Mr Zeller Dennen and Ivan Zeller Mr Dennen who 15 super assrstant prrncrpal, also teaches mechamcal drawmg Jay McGaughey talks wrth assrstant basket ball coach Don Clement about drllls for a com mg game Durmg football season the SIIUHIIOH IS reversed and Mr Clement rs head coach whrle Mr McGaughey asslsts I A3 Y Beatrrce Davrs Laun and Enghsh IV also acts as school 11brar1an , 'Y . X A . ' Q n V ---4,-.. ' Q V . 5 '91 . -r, it-'I by , K K :V , , , I . Way, l I ' ' mg.. A f f -4 Y 7 . . . . - . . . . . I . , , . . . . l . , - . . . . . ' 9' f s V I N l a N s 1 ' - s J f - 'W ' ll 1 A V , f X ,M V ,,f,,,..- 3 ' T ..,, , Ap A ,i N - . . I . . ' .74- Eleanor Olson, home economlcs teacher, helps Checkmg an ass1gnment for h1s solrd geometry the junrors clean up after concessrons for the Good students IH Robert RlggS, mathamatrcs xnstructor land ba sketba 11 ga me ,.. 3' 1. J Gordon Cunnrham, voca tronal agmculture, Harold Randell rndustrral arts and arrthmetrc, and James Pechrn socral scrence, lounge ID the board room durrng therr free hour B: tty Gross prano Wrllnam B Lk rnbtrurnental and Kay Patterson xoeal look over potenrral muru for mubrc fes trval Faculty embers Lead the Way Before a Monday mommg teacher s meeting LeRoyce Maddux phys ed Margaret Rrggs Englrsh III and speech Enjoying a qurck rest before returmng to after and Beuford Harzhp drivers ed meet school work are Iohn Brown b10lOgy and chemrstry outsrde the offrce and Don Eulerr Enghsh II algebra and Journalrsm 2 ' . a 6' . ' : , . . it .L A 'X Qi. j . . U x r . M . g 5 . , 'al , ' 1 ' Q , . - .2 . 2 ' . . , l . . . I 'I I I ' I I ! r '- ' I r lnla Houett Env d xno n cl 1u Q to John on Leoni Gilhon txplng b une, mtnmenc and bhorth 1nd INf11I'jOI'16 Lndb lrx secret 1r1 xl trumng bookkeepmg md Q. plng Evelyn Scamell tlurd from the left snpervxses as Nlelva Khensorge, kathy Nlltchell md Lf me Nhckel make Chrxstmas decorauons Ihxs IS one of the many art class creauons ig' 1 hw . 5,1511 ,ln HQCXf 1kliIlSIE18 me f, l J S Don ' , Lx fs, ' ' I I A A . , , - -, , . ,. ., A. , . The Board of Directors who control the school budget and policies, are Mrs. Effie Hoobler, Mrs. Earl Morrison, Mr. Ted Bourquin, Mr. Tom Calliham, Dr. George Marshall, Mr. Charles Schiefen and Dr. Floyd Smith. Hills! Pictured here is the Hi-Life Staff as they inspect the Students work industriously during finals which take latest edition. The Hi-Life is published bi weekly by place at the end of each semester the journalism class. The Future Teachers Association is a new organization in Colby High this year. Its purpose is to promote interest in education among those students who wish to teach. FROM LEFT TO RIGHT, are Mr. I. Pechin, sponsor: I. Randall, B. Barnes, J. Stover, M. Moore, I. Jennings, C. Carter, S. Bannister, B. Calliham, secretary-treasurer, C. Case, M. Kyle, vice-president, M. Dutton, president. ? -Avi AUTUMN The Following Section of the Golden Eagle pictures and features fall and its accompanying activities. Freshmen, the newcomers, make their uncertain first ap- pearance in high school, Kay and Kayettes begin proiects, Student Council plans Twirp Week and their year's projects, Pep Club girls Good morning, Bob. Pile yours on too, Larry, They're slipping. Catch them, Gaye! What do we do now? don their black sweaters and skirts to cheer the gridiron boys, and the Glee Clubs tune up for programs. The Student Council sponsors the annual Twirp Week as one ot its projects. One of the courtesies performed by the girls is carry- ing the boys's books. I 'u Joe Bosler, President Norma Carpenter, Vuce Presrdent Nancy Berens, Secretary Treasurer Denms Adams Carol Albright Jerry Bond Lawrence Brenn Cheryl Browne Sharon Cameron Melvm Carpenter X MK stuka- gy, to FRESH lla AI ldredge Beverly Barrett 1 qv Nh sei ' 'L Xlsmgi 4: 5 t Gary Berens James Bond Norma Carpenter and Ila Alldredge prepare for a mornmg sessxon wxth Mr Hazlrp one of the Drlver s Tralmng teachers A11 freshmen are requ1red to take th1s subject under the 1nstruct1on of Mr Hazhp and Mr McGauhey fi iq- CU' T T' I4 0 - g L ,X f., Q - t 2: J ' 'f 14 - ea- , ie I N , ' J D rl YT X N - x ' 1 Q6 CC Qi 1 ' ' x ,av fb -nlh ,ip A. X , 54 y , A C v .f , x Q b Q: A X., 95 Ge J A h CN' X 4. ii, gk e '7' W - Q k if x Q 'J f' H , 'fl' .Q-1 al ' 'X'-.l h K We A- x I4 ' . . MEN Raymond Earle Karen Fettes Donald Flnpse Gerald Franz Gary Garrett Una Garrett Bomta Goossen Carolyn Hall Kathryn Haller Jay Dahl 'W Denms Davus Denms Dechert 9' Raymond Duffey f-Ula Kathleen Dutton 25- L NMA Lu nda Harris Jane Harter 'N 5' Denms Hayes .V Ambrose Helm N if 9 XY. I5 Jack Henmngsen 'W ' W C. A J Q gs . . AA 5, is Q tsl: L'-LS' l ' I My AVA, M hx 'X X l G A.. M 3' .' , Donald Fields X ., 1 G , ' . .,.- g, -G W A , as-. +G '11 V l D t ' Q- 5' X I D1 5- 3 ' f' 5 nl . f 3? Q 3 l if -5 ST.-O f Paula Hipsher Vnctor Jennings Janyce Kleinhans Judy Knudson Corinia Laurent Larry Lovenstein Cheryl Lowe Coleen Lutz Deanna McCarty 1-' Q Q iv 0. A HMEN Dana Mc Fee David Mcllnay Denms Mclnfyre Sandra Mahorney 5' ' George Marshall Alvin Muller Carol Muller Frank Munday Charles Murray Beffy Nlclcel Gerald 0 Nell Twlla Parsons Lowell Paul Pafrlcla Pearson Lorranne Pence Jean Perona 1 T Y' X.-L 16 C' S' X 1 i Q' Ron Riedel Larry Riley Don Rohn Glen Schlffner 2 Sharon Peterson Adeline Prokop Marilyn Ramsey Freshmen g1r1s IH Glee Club Wall expectantly to per form for Open House held dunng Nauonal Educatlon Week Mevelyn Shalz Diana Thompson Leroy Towns Mary Unruh Gary Wade Mike Wallsmlfh Leon Woofrer C.. S Parker Young 17 James Znegelmier - ll i , W! ' R l l f M, Q cl V , I 5- ' I R K x o w hb ..'- , . , G+ my GS Um . 6' 4 x Xa Y ' A R' x - R x Eagles Grab Second sl .3 40,-:Glo 9 Wei 13 446.5 lax E7 '15 -l1'g2'i5 ' by 7 4' ' gl 'K TOP ROW: L. Brenn, B. Iennings, R. Riedel, G. Finley, K. Waters, P. Metzler, D. Dechert, I. Phillips, L. Woofter, L. Paul, I. Iohnson, D. Nickel, M. Carpenter, and D. Rohn. THIRD ROW: B. Evans, Mr. McGaughey, G. Marshall, P. Young, R. Schmidt, K. Messamore, R. Brown, B. Hiert, P. Ackerman, R. Biggs, D. Nickel, D. Chick, D. Adams, and Mr. Haizlip. SECOND ROW: D. Allan, D. Seeger, I. Fettes, G. Adams, H. Bremenkamp, I. Bosler, B. Watt, D. Mcllnay, V. Metzler, H. Herbel, D. Davis, R. Evans, D. Kinkel, and Mr. Clement. FIRST ROW: D. Williams, B. Bosler, D. Phillips, P. Harrison, I. Parrot, T. Thompson, B. Leddon, B. Mcllnay, Tim Hamill, E. Brown, and Tom.Hamil1. The Colby Eagles, under Don Clement, got off to a flying start and finished the season with an 8-won, I-lost record to take second place in the league. Ably assiting Mr. Clement were .lay McGaughy and Beuford Haizlip. The Eagles defeated the Almena Coyotes 3l to 6 and beat the Garden City Buffaloes I9 to 6 in the first and only non-league games. ln the first league game of the season, Colby downed Oberlin 20 to l4. The only scorers were Bob Bosler and Dave Phillips. Bosler's conversions were good on the last two touchdowns. In the second league game Colby winged past Hoxie for a 33 to 7 win. Scoring were Dick Williams, Bob Bosler, Ed Brown, and Dave Phillips. Bosler made three of the extra points. Top tacklers were Tom Thompson, Bob Bosler, Phil Harrison, and Dave Phillips. ' Q ' The fifth straight wincame when Colby . defeated Atwood 35 to l4. Dave Phillips made two touchdowns and Bob Bosler, Dick Williams, and Tom Hamill each made one. Bosler scored all five of the extra points. Ron Brown and Jim Parrot made five tackles each. N Norton was defeated 2l to O. Dick Williams made 4 the touchdowns and Bob Bosler kicked the extra points. The Eagles defeated the Oakley Plainsmen 48 to 6 to remain undefeated in six games. Dick Williams made four of the six-pointers. Tim Hamill and Ed Brown scored six points each. Bob Bosler made six conversions. Colby com- piled 375 yards against Oakley. The Saint Francis lndians bowed to the Colby Eagles 32 to 9 for the Eagle's sixth league win. Top scorers were Tom Hamill, Dick Williams, and Bob Bosler. Top tacklers were Bill Watt and Harold Herbel . The first loss of the season came when the tough Goodland Cowboys defeated the Eagles l4 to O, ending Colby's chances for first in the league. 1 'VI' Drck Wrllrams carrres the prgskrn through the Colby captarns Bob Bosler and Burt Mcllnay Atwood lrne for more yardage wrn the flrp agarnst Goodland RICHARD CALLIHAM has been out for football all four years he has been rn hrgh school He was very valuable rn both offensrve and defensrve play Rrchard rs 5 ft 11 rn tall and werghs a solrd 163 pounds Recervrng hrs thrrd letter rn football rs BURT McIlNAY a sturdy left tackle Burt werghs 160 pounds and stands 6 ft ta'lI He was placed on the Wrchrta Beacon s lrst of All Area players 5f 7 rn nd werghs 160 pounds He has lettered all four years of hrs hrgh school career Thrs year he rn the Northwest Wg scorrng Bob has been tagged as Golden Toe because of hrs krckrng abrlrtv He scored a total of 72 pornts altogether JOHN FETTES werghs 125 pounds and stands 5 ft 10 rn tall He has been out for football both hrs Junror and senror year He played the valuable posrtron of half back 20 BOB BOS LER stands came out second Kansas League rn DENNIS NICKEL came to CCHS hrs Junror year and has been out for football both hrs Junror and senror years Dennrs werghs 135 pounds and stands 5 f 10 rn aggressrve player he says football rs hrs favorrte sport Hrs senror year was the frrst year of football for RON BROWN He proved to be valuable player and recerved honorable mentron from the NW KL coaches Ron stands 5 ft 11 rn nd werghs 160 pounds N543 1 2182- UI rsfi,y1g'S's f 'Q 1-li!-'fl 52 5,34 ,313-.13 5'if fz1wf.+1:swff 44 I! Tc M W 3 3 fm Lx ,L Ny , . x 1 ll - I I , - B- Q lj., Q Q Q ' . Q J V I - A Q 'N ll , ' J . X1 Q, ! 2 i LW. mgv.1 ' . - mmf - Y 55' 4 .... . 4 1-..-gif . ' I I U I 'va W V ,.. 1 I Z . Al' Vocal Department Is Busy In Fall Although the vocal department is ac- tive all year, one of their busier seasons is fall . This year for the first time, the girls' glee club sponsored a vocal concert featuring all the vocal groups. This con- cert was held Novermber 21 in the CCHS auditorium . In the spring the vocal department, under the direction of Miss Kay Patterson, prepared for and participated in the district and state music festivals. Each year the various groups rate high in this activity. Girls' glee club, the largest group, consisted of 75 members. Marcia Kyle was president of glee club, the vice-president was Betty Melick, and Carole Carter to' the roll each day as secretary-treasurer Organized three years ago, the boy's glee club now has a membership of 40. The officers were Som Ramey, president, Tom Hamill, vice-president, and Tom Thompson, secretary. A new music organization this year was the mixed chorus. This popular group sang for many events. The 16 members of choral gave a different presentation by sitting informally of the risers while singing. The madrigal chorus, another new mixed group composed of eight members, sang while sitting around a table. The vocal groups have also been featured at open house, Christmas programs CTA, Sorosis Team, prom, graduation, and many others. -- - fs- -f-f 1 . BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: D. Seeger, E, Brown, P, Harrison, B. White, V, Metzler, D. Williams, Sec. T, Thompson, D, Burcham, B, Paden, C, Simpson, Pres. S, Ramey, P, Ackerman, S, Nagel, D, Richards, B, Pratt D, Bourquin, L, Woofter, SECOND ROW: G, Wade, L, Parrot, D, Adams, S, Boone, C. Case, D. Phillips, B, Hiett, J. Henningsen, R, Biggs, B. Evans, V-Pres. Tom Hamill, L, Brenn, R, Evans, D. Davis. FIRST ROW: G, Marshall, J, Simpson, P, Young, S, Hedden, W, Rikoff, L. Paul, J. Mai, Tim Hamill, Instructor Miss Patterson, Accompanist Mrs. Gross. 1 O S1 A-V a if Y - . BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: B. Henningsen, M, Moore, J, Woofter, M, Thieler, G, Nickel, L. Dible, M, Kleinsorge, J, Toburen, C, Laurent, M, Weber, B, Grant, Juanita Bond, B, Barrett, D, McFee, B, Griffin, C, Browne, K, Mitchell, Joanne Stover, C. Borgeson, M, Ramsey. THIRD ROW: Jerry Bond, C, Case, K, Carr, J, Randall, J, Zeller, P, Hipsher, B, Calliham, S, Munday, J, Voss, J, Jennings, S. Bannister, Pres, M, Kyle, Loretta Pence, P, Miller, Judy Bond, V, VanCampen, J, Eberle, V-Pres. Betty Melick, S. White, SECOND ROW: L, Kortman, K, Dutton, M, Unruh, B. Raile, B, Bames, V, Marshall, P, Arnold, K, Griggs, J. Crabb, M, Dutton, S, Buford, B, Cersovsky, A, Garrett, K, Neff, D. Richards, N, Berens, I, Calliham, FIRST ROW: J. Kleinhans, C, Lowe, L, Harris, L, Townsend, M, Sites, W, Brown, S, Dillman, S, Peterson, K, Fettes, V, Leak, N, Carpenter, K, McBride, Sec, C, Carter, U. Garrett, D, Thompson, R, Price, Judie Stover, Instructor Miss Patterson, Accompanist, Mrs. Gross. The Chorale consists offleft to rightj pianist S. White, Colin Case, G, Marshall. J. Randall, D, Phillips, Colleen Case, B, Hiett, Jerry Bond, S, Bannister, S. Ramey, M, Kyle, E, Brown, D. Bourquin, K. Mitchell, C, Carter, B, White, 23 BACK ROW: V, Metzler, R, Evans, D, McIntyre, L, Paul, J, Bond, M, Wallsmith, G, Finley, L, Woofter, J, Henning- sen, B, Bremenkamp, sponsor Jay McGaughey, FOURTH ROW: D. Burcham, B, White, S. Hedden, S, Ramey, J, Duden, M, Albright, W, Townsend, M, Shultz, B, Adams, H, Chaffin, J, Mai, G, Garrett, Dennis Nickel. THIRD ROW: D, Allen, D, Mcllnay, J, Bosler, D, Woofter, P, Ackerman, D. Flipse, H, Van Horn, L, Brenn, J, Zeigelmier, B, Pratt, W, Rikoff, B, Paden, P, Young, V, Jennings, SECOND ROW: J. Parrott, Tim Hamill, Tom Hamill, T, Thompson, D, Chick, R, Schmidt, T, Penland, D, Keck, R, Jones, J, Fettes, J, Morrison, D, Adams, Duane Nickel, P, Meztler, C, Murray, FIRST ROW: F, Munday, D, Davis, C, Case, E, Brown, B. Evans, P, Harrison, D, Phillips, B, Hiett, D, Kinkel, R, Biggs, G, Nickel, J, Mosier, G, Schiffner, G, Washburn, G, Marshall, Kays Complete Eighth Year The Kansas Association for Youth completed its eighth active year under the leadership of Dick Burcham, president. The Kays are sponsored by Jay McGaughey, John Brown, and if Robert Riggs. Some of the Kay proiects Gnu., were Meals for Millions, Fall Frolic, ' , Father-Son Banquet, and cleaning the M ti football field after games. There are ' V ' 86 boys in this active group which is tg: -,, working toward its l,OO0 point award ' ' this year. - '4' .. - I f Busy Kays clean up the football field after the games as one of their service activities. 24 '? WINTER Perhaps the highlight of the entire year for some students was the opening of the long awaited Teen Canteen. Sponsored by the Junior Women's League and located in the basement of the Overman building downtown, the canteen was not directly connected with the school, but it was appreciated by all high school and junior high students. Variety is the keynote of winter activities. New events during the winter included a Kayette sponsored baby contest and the opening of the Teen Canteen. Sports fans were given a doubly exciting treat as basketball and wrestling seasons got underway. F.F.A. and F .H.A. ended the flurry of the Christmas season's activities with the formal Snowball. il Then it was time for semester finals and school activities were subdued for a week of hard study, as students learned thethings they really need to remember. X- UQ -s 26 Winner of the Kayette sponsored baby contest was Tim Hamill. Voters made their choice by patying a penny a vote with all procee s going to CARE. Eagles Slow In Building Year, Drop To Eighth ln NWKL The Eagles' under the coaching of Jay McGaughey, fell to eighth in the North- west Kansas League along with Atwood. Colby lost five regulars through graduation last year, so this was a building year for the team. ln the first game of the season the Eagles downed the Atwood Buffaloes 38 to 33. Colby's hopes fell when Hoxie defeated the Eagles 65 to 56. The bad luck lasted and the next game was dropped to Norton. In the St. Francis game Boyd Evans played for W the first time sincean early football season in- jury, but Colby failed to rate the win column. The following seven games were all lost, putting Colby at the bottom of the league stand- mgs. The curse was broken ln the eleventh game and Colby won over St Francis 66 to 58 PICTURED The tlde turned agam and the Eagles fell to ABQVE Coaches Oakley and Oberlin Mccaughey and The B team, coached by Don Clement, fm Clement :shed the season with a flve wln and nlne loss record Nlckel Tom Hamill Coach Clement FRONT ROW P I-Iarnson B Mcllnay D Burcham T Thompson S Ramey D Pl'lllllPS 27 COLBY A TEAM, BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Coach McGaughey, B. Bosler, Tim Hamill, B. Evans, Dennis COLBYBTEAM BACK ROW LEFT TO RIGHT G Nrckel S Strayer D Rohn R Brggs G Washburn R Olds V Iennrngs D Mclntyre Manager THIRD ROW D Adams G Frnley B Hrett R Schmrdt R Rredel D Chrck D Nrckel L Brenn SECOND ROW Coach Clement I Parrott D Mcllnay C Case L Paul R Evans G Garrett M Carpenter Coach McGaughey FIRST ROW K Waters I Bosler JONetl D Johnson P Young Bob Bosler Jumps hrgher than the ball rn an Bud Evans goes up tn the arr to hrt 2 pornts excrttng moment tn one of Colby s games for the CCHS team agarnst St Francrs Colby Colby Colby Colby Col by Atwood Hoxle Norton St Frcmcls Goodlond TEAM SCORES Colby Col by Colby Colby Colby Oberl In Oakley Atwood Hoxle Norton 28 Colby Colby Colby Colby Goocllcmd St Frcancts Oakley Oberlm 169' E U L ' ff? 39' 38 33 38 ' 55 36 75 56 ' 65 32 46 66 . ' 58 5l 66 41 43 55 65 53 . ' 60 40 ' 58 29 ' 39 42 7l 42 56 'QP' Phil Harrison and Dave Phillips become excited in a basketball game The referee called this a foul A tall CCHS senior forward BURT MCIINAY ft Burt played basketball four years and won hrs first letter this year Leading scorer TOM THOMPSON earned his second letter this year after playing on the CCHS team for three years. Tom, who stands . 2 in. , played center for the Colby Eagles. Tom is a junior this year. A CCHS senior guard who was quick and full of fire was BOB BOSLER Bob played basketball fouryears but received his first letter this year Bob stands 5 f 7 in BUD EVANS one of the five junior lctterinen played guard for the third year receiving his third letter. Bud w io stands 5 ft. 10 in. was a lead- ing scorer. One more of the junior players is TOM HAMILL who has played guard for three years and re- ceived two let- ters. He stands 5 ft. 9 in. Hill SAM RAMEY also a Junior stands an even 6 ft tall This is his third year to play and he received his first letter this year as a for ward DAVE PHILLIPS, who has played basketball for three years and won two letters, plays in the position of forward. Dave is 5 ft. 11 in. Danie Bavis, W 0 A L Q President ' 'Q Dennis Wooffer, Vice-President cr, 43 ,A ,' Shirley White, s L GQ it , p Li Secretary r ' - 1 Ron Evans, ' Q : - Treasurer W 'Wi - N Q Jerry Agan C . it i I Pat Arnold :B ' te Jo Banms r y t, Ronnie Biggs 3 5 Willa Brown Ax Br ll Bremenkamp ' Phyllis Bryant C C H S Enghsh classes stressed 1mproved readlng speed and comprehensron thrs year Sophomore Classes used the newly purchased controlled reader here operated by Mrs Mltchell readmg coordmator ,QQ David Chick David Cook Mary Lou Crane Carroll Depe Linda Duble Judy Callnham Shirley Carney Colm Case Leslie Case 3550 'sf Q ai 3 fax C ug' C B lm X . . .1 , . Q, . A- Z.: W V U .rr vw-4 JJ vl I . . ' G' . . .I . , . Q , . . r 3 0 A 6-S' . 1 fs ef B l Rs A .. ' QLV' - sa 1' B all Tl +' , 5: ii. 2, 'N 1 , 35 it V30 . ,.- Q ' .0 ,A gf- James Johnson Charles Jones Larry Jones Nancy Jones Barry Hietf Ann Holloway Donald Johnson 31 Shirley Donn John Duden Dennis Earle Gary Finley Karen Griggs SCPHOMORES Newell Jones Bob Kersenbrock Evelyn Kl nensorge Dan Kmkle Linda Korfman Virginia Leak Richard Lovitt Sally Marshall .i I Q , V l 4 C O I A I - . C I - ' , Q, O A I 'W John Mai X N ...' !: - I 1 -vm . X 2 ----'4 -115 1 Phnl Metzler Vactor Metzler Bully Morrns Sarah Munday Duane Nickel if ff 'uh il Gary Nickel Karen Neff 1 5: Robert Olds ,, We 2- Q 4. ,fim ,fe 0 g,,3rQgt-in L,-V' W an 'Pi Allce O Nell Jlm Parrott , t 1- Jnm Passell Manlyn S1tes and Slurley Wh1te prove L that evenmg get to hers car be Gurence Pence valuable as well as run l-Orelm Pence David Richard Rodney Richardson lla Rodenbeck Ralph Schmldt Janice Senger 1P'X Jlm Phllllps Jnm Prall 'sr 32 all 'Q Marvena Stragey V- Steve Strayer Herman Sfupka Ll nda Townsend QMQ ff' Xhx S 33 Jean Sprmgler Jim Simpson Marilyn Sites Gary Sloan Dixie Snyder Shirley Sprnggs Mary Ann Sprmgler Mike Sfegeman Robert Stewart SOPHOMORES Vicki Van Campen Gary Vernon Joan Voss Larry Wade Keith Waters 4- ' x W Ao ' -1 ' 'Sf I Vivian Weber Frances Williams Sharon Wilson Glenda Wooffer Ronald Young WRESTLING SQUAD BACK ROW LEFT TO RIGHT L Pence Manager D Seeger H Bremenkamp D Dechert V Metzler R Williams M Goldsworth Coach Haxzhp SECOND ROW B Watt I Ziegelmexer I Mal G Adams D R1chards B White FRONT ROW D Hayes M Schults N Iones B Treece D Davls I Fettes R Jones Wrestlers Grab Fourth In State Coach Beuford Haizlnp pictured below led the Colby wrestling squad to fourth place at the Kansas State wrestling tournament at Norton. Marvin Schultz and John Fettes both re ceived first in the state in their respective weight divisions. Dick Williams also helped by getting fourth place. Colby got off to a bad start in the new season by losing five matches in a row, two to Oberlin, and one to Goodland, Norton, and St. Francis. The inexperienced team progressed as the season went on, a win over Oakley and Atwood broke the losing streak. The last two matches were lost to Hoxie and Goodland. At the four team Christmas tournament at Oberlin, Colby received third. Marvin Schultz, Richard Jones, and Richard Williams all received first places. The wrestlers, with a mixture of ambition, effort, and team spirit, brought credit to both themselves and C.C. H. S. 34 C V 1 'i to 'W ps 'sss 1 T 1, 1 4 C . . . ,. , DENNIS HAYES NEWELL JONES MARVIN a CCHS freshman a sophomore in SCHULTZ. 95 won his first CCHS wrestled pounds took letter as he for the second state champion wrestled in the ear and received ship this ear 85 pound class is second letter and mon is first His record for the wrestling letter year is four wins Marvin also took and four losses 3 5900115 af fhe RICHARD JONES a CCHS senior has wrestled four years and received two letters His record for the season was two wins and four losses He placed fourth at regional PAUL ACKERMAN a CCHS Junior wrestled for the first time this ear and won his first etter Paul wrestled in the 128 pound class and had a season record of two wins and six losses Another junior wrestl- ing on the CCHS team was BILL WATT, This was Bill's second year and was his first year to get a letter. He had a season record of four wins, two draws, and two losses. regional tourna ment IOHNNY FETTES 110 pound State Champion for this year has been out four years and has receixed four letters Iohn s record for the season was six wins and two losses He also took 3rd at the Regional tourna ment 4' A Colby wrestler goes in for the takedown at Goodland-Colby match. Wrestlrng for the frrst trme was DON SEEGER rn the 154 pound class Don had a one wrn one draw and s1x loss record Don rs a Junror As hrs hand goes for the mat the referee Wresfl I n g 36 VICTOR METZLER wrestled on the team for the second ear and recerved rs second letter Vrctor a sophomore, has a season record of four wrns and frve losses DICK WILLIAMS a CCHS rumor has wrestled three years and has recerved three letters Drck has a season s record of erght wrns one draw and one loss Drck placed second rn the regronal tournament and took a fourth at state HENRY BREMENKAMP a Junror has wrestled one year and has earned one letter Hts record stands at four wrns and two losses Jim Zeigelmeier works hard to roll hrs man over for the ever desired pm If-v in - Another another lunchlane another meal The noon clay trap through the lunchroom IS an everyday occurrence Here we follow Jo Bannister gonng through the lunchlane having her meal ticket punched getting her sllverware laughing at a loke during the meal and finally returning her tray before going back to class. The F.F.A. is an organization for the Future Farmers of America. They have many educational activities such as judging schools and trips to visit farms. Their motto is: Learning to do, doing to learnp earning to live, living to serve. The primary aim of the F.F.A. is the development of agri- cultural leadership, co-operation, and citizenship. The members helped put on the annual Sno-Ball. The Dance Band played and everyone enjoyed the dancing. BACK ROW: B. Pratt, M. Albright, M. Carpenter H. Bremenkamp, B. Watt, I. Henningson, G. Sloan, G. Garrett, D. Dechert, W. Rikoff, B. Fields, R. Riedel, C. Depe, S. Nagel, D. Jones. BOTTOM ROW: G. Schiffner, R. Duffey, I. Franz, L. Woofter, D. Hayes, N. Jones, D, Rghn, OFFICERS: B, Kersenbrock, Sentinel: Mr. Cunningham, Advisor, B. White, Vice-President- R. Calliham, President, B. Pratt, Secretary, K. Rohn, Reporter, M. Albright, Treasurer. FFA Develops Leadership Everybody had fun at the F.F.A.- F,H.A.-sponsored Sno-Ball. DANCE BAND, STANDING: D. Kinkle, Mr. Beck, I. Woofter, BACK ROW: B. Adams, R. Jones, I. Mosier, M. Dutton, G. Schiffner, S. Heddon, FIRST ROW: S. Bannister, N. Jones, I. Stover, I. Crabb, R. Stewart, C. Dechert. The Dance Band has had a busy schedule. Besides playing for the Sno-Ball they had an all school assembly and played for the Banker's Conven- tion and the Norton Prom. l i BACK ROW: B. Calliham. J. T0buten, D, Mantele, N. Hopper, C. Dechert, J. Crabb, I. Rodenbeck, N. Crane, K. Carr, L. Barton, S. Buford, L. Aschenbrenner, W. Brown, M. Sites, B. Barnes, N. Carpenter, R. Price, A. Schielke. FOURTH ROW: J. Zeller, D. Richard, B. Griffin, M. Schalz, K. Haller, J. Harter, C. Laurant, J, Eberle. J. Randall, J. Stover, C. Borgeson, G. Nickel, S. Bannister, B. Henningsen, M. Kleinsorge, C. Hall, S. Mahorney. THIRD ROW: J. Woofter, D. McCarty, L. Kortrnan, L, Townsend, J, Senger, 1. Springler, P. Arnold, P. Bryant, P. Higgins, C. Brown, G. Rockwell, Melva Cayton, Meda Cayton, S. White, D. Snyder, L. Dible, S.,Munday, B. Grant, M. Weber, Judie Stover. SECOND ROW: B. Cersovsky, A. Garrett, P. Miller, M. Kyle, Barbara Melick, K. Knudson, J. McDougal, C. Carney, M. Ramsey, M. Thieler, G. Coe, C. Swanson, K. Neff, D. Thompson, K. Fettes, R, Townsend, M. Norton, I. Knudson, 'S. Peterson, N. Berens. FIRST ROW: Miss Olsen, B. Nickel, K. McBride, T. Parsons, C. Albright, I. Bond, U. Garrett, B. Barrett, A. Stragey, B. Alldredge, S. Cameron, I. Alldredge, C. Lutz, Betty Melick, B. Raile, S. Dill- man, C. Miller. I. Perona, J. Adolph. NOT PRESENT: S. Carney, J. Calliham, V. Hill, L. Jones, V. Leak, A. O'Neil, A. Prokop, V. VanCampen. FHA Helps Builcl America's Future The F. H.A. has many proiects during the year. They must meet a program of work set up by the national, state, and local chapter organizations. This year a point system was set up and evening meetings once a month were initiated. F.H,A. CABINET: S. White, S. Bannister, M. Kyle R. Price, J. Eberle, Judie Stover, M. Weber, D. Mantele, K. Neff, B. Henningsen, C. Carney, J. Woofter, Miss Olsen. NOT PRESENT: A. Schlelke, J. Crabb, L. Aschenbrenner, C. Dechert, J. Adolph .G 7 3 B fi l ...L fr' , ' ' , A ' l rf .. hx COMMITTEE Cl-IAIRMEN SECOND SEMESTER: B. A Raile, M. Thieler, G. Nickel, Betty Melick, I. it Calliham, I. Randall, C. Albright. SPRING lu! MN 9 SpringTime brings many qcfiv- iTies. Included in These are The class and organizaTion elecTions, The annual STU- denf Council elecTions are also held aT This Time. Two of The lasT big evenTs in The sen- iors' lives are presenfing The annual senior play and finally graduaTion. For The juniors, fseen below, The spring monThs are filled wiTh preparaTion for The Jr.-Sr. Prom. Much work and eFforT is exerTed To make This a nighT To remember Spring also brings a busy season for The music groups, The band and The vocal sTudenTs. SoloisTs and ensembles spend many hours in rehearsals for The Music FesTival. Cleaning ouT lockers makes quiTe a mess, buT The year is over and we have accumulaTed a loT of Things, haverme? -11:5 c ,...,, Council Guides Student Body CCHS students Martlyn Srtes Kathy Mltchell Cookre Neff Judy Toburen Sandy Dtllman and hm Phrlltps clean a lot for the Halloween Clean up The Student Councrl, under the dl rectlon of Mr Dennen, holds the Stu dent Councll and class elections each sprung During election week the halls are frlled with campaign posters and the splrrt of competltnon runs hugh The purpose of the Student Council IS to glve students a chance to partlcl pate In admlmstratlon by passing the laws they feel are necessary for the stu dent body The Twnrp Dance, Halloween Clean up, mixers, concessions, and all school assemblies kept the council busy during the rest of the year The Student Council also enloyed monthly breakfasts and a steak supper to which they brought their dates Student Councll officers were Kathy Mitchell president, Joanne Randall vlce president, and Colleen Case, secretary treasurer in BACK ROW B Whrte sentor representatlve I Fettes semor representattve B Htett sophomore representattve D Thompson freshman representattve E Brown Jumor representauve M Sues sophomore representattve B Evans Junror representatrve P Harrrson jumor representatrve FIRSCF ROW K Mltchell presldent S Banmster senror representattve I Randall vtce president C Case secretary treasurer F Munday freshman representattve B Hennrngsen senror representative Tom Hamill President I R - Dave Phillips, Vice-President Bonnie Raile Secretary Alice Garrett, Treasurer ri I0- Paul Ackerman GGVY AClCIl'TIS A 6 'bg P William Adams 34: Merle Al br ght V1ctc r X1et71er 1 uches 1mem1y 1 Bonme Rule and hm Pll1ll1pS d1SS6CI a pukled frog T115 15 just one of the many 1e1r11 by domg projects 111 1 111c 1 511111 wr B11 lngy t11de11ts tale pirt Douglas Allan 45 Bettie Allclredge Loss Aschenbrenner Lena Barton Q- 44 X s.. 'XXX 7 s Kenneth Bueber Juanlta Bond Stanley Boone Henry Bremenkamp Cynthia Brown Edward Brown JUNIORS 'KT' I' i 2:5 A-L . L- T' 45 T' Jean Crabb Sharon Buford Betty Jo Calllham Charlotte Carney Karen Carr Carole Carter Colleen Case Meda Cayton Melva Cayton Barbara Cersovsky Howard Chaffm Connie Dechert Sandra Dil lman Marsha Dutton . - D 1 , Er 1 ll ff .5 ' . V lt' il ' 'f' v1,, w. fwfr ' xx B at Q 00 gg 5' I i t X X ' as , x A RX I 5 6. in - . hu' X Boyd Evans A Q Robert Fields 9' , PN 1 Q : v Morris Goldsworth gf. . AJ 5' L' lo' X Y ' Tim Hamill Phnl Harrason Steve Hedden ,,, Harold Herbel Patrucna Huggins Vlrglmo Hull br' g n' Q s t H - Nina Hopper Gary Hubbard Judy Jennings Bl II Leddon 2' Karen Mc Bride Judy McDougal Betty Melnck Kenneth Messamore I ? 'F' 9 Patrucno Muller Sandra Muller X ur- -S-k I 0 N F- ' 9 , is . . . . A . ,raw tx 0 u Q u . 1 : v S I x ,, , . C flii. I 3' V ff' H ... F , , - 4 K s ' ' L I ' s e ir' i gl 'H lx C' A Cl Dawn Mantele . 5, x u A in . 1+ ' I X 3 r ba ' F Q I wr f s K rfb v 3. YP' , .' fx. it ,. :as 4 ' ' I L as .4 a 3 5' x V I ,,: ki Y t 1 s. q . 'Q 5 Marlorue Moore James Morrlson Joan Murray ' wr Steven Nagel Martha Norton 1 l i fx Q82 6? Robert Paden l The band entertamed parents at open house here some Jumors m Band f11e mto the audltonum to perform Held F Us as part of Nauonal Educauon Week at Colby I-hgh the x 6 open house was acclaxmed a success Wlllnam Pratt Samuel Ramey 2 6. .. WlllIGm Rlkoff 5 Gerene Rockwell James Schroeder 47 .S ff? 0- ' ' no r . X. V .ig ..u- ty X l ,A K 1 A.. Q A f Aer- J - l ' A .X r W , . V L 1 Q, U , 3 l v . ' . . '- Y' ' ' 'lt Q L x M 1 l L , . . . 1-'X M 5' al M 'S f N 4 Ahh X X A Don Seeger John Shea Chuck Simpson Carolgene Swanson 1 0 , in Q- - W B- Q- Q1 ,rg J Tom Thompson Judy Toburen The Junior Play, Band, and Glee Club are a few of the extra-curricular activities in which juniors participate. Pictured above are Nina Hopper, Marsha Dutton, Tim Hamill, and Colleen Case in one of the first practices of The Wizard of Oz. Wilberf Townsend Jim Unruh Bill Watt Dick Williams 48 if o 4- W .12 ,A ,. . 'U Robert Townsend Ruth Townsend C . 1 T ' Q . I I'- if ii' s. N. ' 'K Spring is Busy For Music Groups Brass Ensemble: Virginia Marshall, Joanne Stover, Victor Metzler, Steve Heddon, Richard Jones, Jerry Mosier. Trombone Trio Steve Heddon V1ck1VanCampen Glenn Schrffner V1ol1n Trio Janet Woofter Beverly Barrett B111 White 49 . I u D I I K . n . 'I f - I ' - is f 5 V B in x , , . , '4 fl . .': V ,' i 1 . -'A ' . . Z' 'HGH G, Adams, P, Young, IJ, Allen, K, Mitchell, D, Mc- Carty, J. Johnson, S, Heddon, G, Shiefner, B, Melick, J, Bannister, V, Marshall, FIRST ROW: C, Sloan, Nl, Prall, S, Spriggs, M, Berens, G, Woofter, D, Snyder, Twirlers: S, Cameron, llead Twirler: Jean Crabb, Nancy Jones. t m Saxophone Quartet: Joanne Stover, Connie Ilechert Consecutive Cne Rating 3 P K -' if '35 . d, 1 ddle R Fdii 1 f?ff?ff5'?i?f,,l! ., gf -- f if 1 fi fl ' f e 5 I N 43,95 Q, 35 Y 1 S ' f Frurnget Trio: Jerry .- ' 4-., 3 . .5 A A ' - X , 5 f 7 Q ' f' Ixlosier, Richard Jones 1 5 Q , r , Jim Morrison, A 9 1 AW Clarinet Quartet: Charles Murray, Birkley wmv' 5' 1 6 Q sf Barnes, Robert Stewart, Marcia Kyle, la' 1 ,-. MADRlGALg Accompanistg B, Barrett. J. Woofter, P, Harrison B, Raile, P, Young, B, Melick, S, Heddon, S, White, L, Woofter, MIXED CHORUS: BACK ROW: D. Burcham, V. Merzler, T, Thompson, P, Harrison, 13, White, E, Brown, ll, Seeger, M Albright, S, Ramey, P, Ackerman, R, Biggs, L, lirenn, L, Woofter, T, Hamill, J, llenningson, S, Nagel, L, Paul, D, Bourquin, D. Davis. THIRD ROW: J. Woofter, J. Zeller, P. llipsher, J. Toburen, J. Jennings, J. McDougal, C. Laurant Judy Bond, M. Kyle, M. Dutton, V. Marshall, B. Henningst K. McBride, Colin Case, B, Hiett, D, Phillips, fContinuedj S, White, B, Melivk, Judie Stover, SECOND ROW: M, Moore, J, Randall, B, Goossen, B, Raile, J. Crabb, S, Dillman, B. Cersovsky, P, Young, W, Rikoff, Joanne Stover, B, Barrett, A, Garrett, U, Garrett, J, Calliham, FRONT ROW: Jerry Gond, C, Albright, Colleen Case, Pat Arnold, Sue Bannister, J, Simpson, G, Marshall, S, Heddon, K, Mitehell, K, Neff, C, fiarter, Direr-tor Miss Patterson, Accompan- 'ff ist, Mrs. Gross. SEXTET: Accompanist, Karen Neff, Paula l-lipsher, Carol Albright, Judy Bond, Judy Jennings, Una Garrett, Marsha Dutton, 5, YV' V E 52 GTB 1 'Bin lloyis-ggtelg Accornpanistp Lowell Paul, jim Parrot, Steve Heddon, Dave Phillips, Tom Thompson, Sam Ramey, Phil Harrison, Dan Davis, Jim Simpson, s Qty-liianosj Kathy Mitchell, Sue Bannister. Music Groups Are Fun IEEE-if-rio: Accompanist Sue Bannister, Marlene Thieler, Marjory Moore, Bonita Goossen, Jean Crabb, Sandra Dillman, Virginia Marshall, Lorraine Jones, Alice Garrett, Karen Neff, 1. V 1 Q Woodwind Quintet: Judy Toburen, Marcia Kyle, Joanne Randall, Kathy Mitchell, Marjory Moore, D the school IS astlr with many actlvltles and events However, wlth the tlme of semester flnals and grade cards approaching, a portion of tlme must be spent studynng The followlng plctures reflect varnous study hablts of students as they prepare for daily asslgnments, lessons and tests Some students develop good study habits and attack thenr books wnth much enthusiasm Others are determined they can study nn the midst of many dlstractlons The library offers not only an excellent source for research, but also a qulet and orderly atmosphere for students to study Others take advantage of a comfortable place on the setees In the front corrsdor The classrooms and stanrways offer a place for students to compare nndxvndual develops a certann habit of studylng and then retires to has favorite nook t I U 54 Q . 0 assignment notes before class begins. Therefore, as we see in the following pictures, each BARBARA ADAMS Secretary Commercial, Pep Club 1-2 3-45 Kayettes 1-2-3--1: T.A.B. 1-2-3--lg Band 1-2-3-4, Officer 4: Dance Band 2-3-4: Drum Ensemble 2-3-4: NBOCHS Ll--lg Class Officer -lg Senior DAN BOUROUIN President Generalg Kays 1-2-ii-4, Cab- inet 3-4, Officer -lg F.F.A. 1- 2-24-45 C Club 1-2-:R--1, Train- ing Council 2g Mixed Chorus 4g Glee Club 1-C5-4g T.A.B. 1-2- 15-45 Chorale -lg Jr, Playg Hi- Life Staff, Annual Staffg Student Council lg Football 1, Basketball 2-3, Wrestling 1, Track 1-2-3-45 Class Officer l-45 Senior Play JEAN ADOLPH Vice President Generalg Pep Club 2- 3-4, Executive Coun- cil -lg Kayettes 2-3--1, Cabinet 3g l3.H.A, 3- '12-I-.fA.B. ll--lg Hi- Life Staff, Annual Staffg Transfer 2 from Levantg Class officer 4 Play. VlRGlNlA MARSHALL hUE BANNl5'l'ER Treasurer College Prcpg Pep Club 1- College Prepg Pep Club l- 2-it-43 Kayettes l-11-il-4, 2-I3-4, Cheerleader 2-If-4, Cabinet ri-4, Officer 41 Executive Council llg Kay- ll. H..l. l--1, Cabinet -ln EIICS l-2-23-4, Cabinet Ji- T.A.B. l-2-3--1: Glee C 41 TlA.B. 44 Giee Club 1- 1-2-rs-41 :uma Chorus 4, 2-I5-4g Mixed Chorus 45 Chorale 2-Il--lg Triple Trio Sextct l-2-235 Triple Trio 2- 2-rt--lg Band l-2-rs--la Dau Il--lg Band l-22-Il-4, Officer Band -lg NBOCHh 32-I4--lp Il--lg Brass Ensemble 1-2-fi - Student Council 45 Hi-Life -lg NBOCH5 1-2-Ji-4g Jr, Playg ' Staff, Annual Staffg Class Hi-Life Staff, Annual Staffg Officer I-35 li.'I'.A. -lg Class Officerg Senior Play. Senior Play. B EV ERL Y AG A N General, CAROL BORG ESON Generalg Pep Club l-2-3-4, Cheerleader 1-25 Kayettes 1-I-3--1gF,ll,A, 1-2-3--l Officer 2, Cabinet 2: T,A,B. l-3-I3--lg Lilee Club 2--l. MARVIN BARNETT Cieneralg C Club 1-2-3: Student Council 23 Jr, BIRKLEY BARNES Lieneralg Pep Club 1-2- 3--lg Kayettes 1-2-3--l: F,ll,A, l-2-3--1: Lilee Play: Speech Festival -lg Club 1-2-3--lg Band 1- Football 1-2-3: 2-I3--lg Cldtlllel Quartet 1-25 Track 1-2, C1355 2-3-45 XBOCH5 2-3--lg U'tt'icer 35 Scuior Play. Ili-Life Staff: Annual Staffg l','l'.-X. -L. 117 What! A posed picture! lt seems that these two stolid seniors, Dick Burcham and Richard Calliham, were at Mr, Avery's studio goofing off when he q strapped this candid shot. Watch the birdie! JUDY BOND RON BROWN Commercial: Pep Club l-2- Generalg Kays lg 3-45 Kayettes 1-2-3-4: F, H, A, Basketball 25 FOO!- Zp Glee Club 1-2-3-4: Mixed ball 2--l. Chorus 45 Sextet 1-2-3--lg NBOCHS 2-3-4. 56 BOB BUSLER General: Kays lg C Club 1-2-3--l, Tl'illlllllgCOLlllCl1 3-4, Officer -lg Hi-Life Staff: Football 1-2-3-4, Basketball l-2-3-4: Track 1-2-3--lp Class Officer 3. f DICK BURCHAM College Prepg Kays 2-3-4, Officer 45 T,A,B, 1-2gG1ee Club 4, Mixed Chorus 4: Ir, Playg Football 1-2, Basket- ball 3,- Track lg Senior Play. CLAUDIENE MASIIBURN COLLINS General Pep Club 1-2-33 Kziyettes 2 3 F li,A, 1-2-3:G1eei2luh 3 Sextet 1-2-35 Triple Trio Life Staffg Band l-2-:lg Sue I1 lutival 13. JOHN FETTES College Prep: Kays 1-2-3-4: C Club 1-2-3-4: T.A.B. 1-2-3-45 Student Council 4: Jr. Playg Football 3-4, Wrest- ling 1-2-3-4g Golf 4 Senior Play. RICHARD CALLIHAM Vocationalg Kays 2: F, F, A, 1-2-3-4. Officer 3-4, Cabinet 3-4: T,A,B, 2-3-4: Ir, Play: Football 4, Track ig Senior Play IU DY EB ERLE Generalg Pep Club 1 2 3-4: Kayettes 1-2-3 4 F,H.A. 1-2-3-4, Ofl r 4: T.A.B. 1-2-3-4 C Club l-2-4g Senior Play SENIORS BARBARA GILCHRIST General: F,H, A, 1-2- 3-4: Glee Club 3. six BONNIE GRANT Conuncrcialp Pcp Club l- 2-3-Jfg F.ll.A. lg T.A.B. l-2-li--lg Glcc Club 3-4. Officer 4. LORRA INE JONES ' Gcncral, Pup Club 3-4g Kaycttcs 2-3--lg Glee Club :5--l, Ofliccr -lg Mixed Chorus 44 Triple Trio -lg Mixed Enscuiblc -lg junior Play. BETTY HENNIXGSEN Gcneralg Pep Club 1-2-3- -lg Kayetles l-3-'S-4, Cabinet -lg T.A.B. I-2- 25-43 Glec Club l-2-3-4, Officer 3g Mixed Chorus 4g Student Council -lg Junior Play: Hi-Life Staff 4g Speech Festival 2-35 li.H.A. l-2-I5-4, Officer 4, Cabinet 4: Class Officer 2. 58 ELAINE HATCH Generalg Glee Club 2g Transfer 2, Osage City, Kansas. BEVERLY GRIFFIN Conuuercialg Pep Club l- 2-3-4g F.H.A. 1-2-3-4g T.A.B. l-2-3-45 Class RICHARD JONES Gcncralg Kays 1-2-3-4g C-Clubli--1gT.A.l3. 2-3- -lg Band 1-2-8-45 Trumpet Trio 23, -15 wrestling I-2-53-4 , ls this MELVA KLEINSORGE General: Kayettes 4g F,H,A, 45 Glee Club 4g Transfer 4 from Fond du bac, Wiscon- sin. what a hud- dle looks like from the in- side? It sure is. At the Twirp Dance Dan Bour- quin had an inspir- ation for this tricky shot. STARTING AT THE CENTER AND GOING LEFT ARE: Dan Bourquin, Sue Bannister, Betty Henningsen, Joanne Stover, Jerry Mosier, and Richard Calliham, IIA VE JONES Generalg C-Club 2-3-43 General: Kilys 1-2-3-4: Ll .A. 1-.2-3-4, TAB 1-3: TAB1 2 3 4. Junior Junior Play, DON KECK Playg Hi-Life Staffp Annual Staff: Senior Play. KERMA KNUDSON Commercial, Pep Club 1-2-3-4: Kayettes 1-2-3-4: l',H,A, 1-2-3-4. -be MARCIA KYLE College Prep: Pep Club 1-2-3-4 Kayetles 1-2-3-4: F, ll, A, 1-4: TAB lg Glee Club 1-2-3-4, Officer 4: 'Mixed Chorus 43 Cho- rale 2-3-4g Band 1-2-3-4, Officer 3, Clarinet Quartet 2-3- 4g NBOCHS 2-3-4: Junior Play: Speech Festival 3-4: F,T, A, 4, Officer 45 Woodwind Quintet 4g Scnior Play. Some of the joys of the holidays are picnics. This one took place on Labor Day, a celebration fthe lastj before the beginning of school. LEFT TO RIGHT ARE: Sue Bannister, Joanne Stover, and Gaye Io The Lone Ranger Nickel. X-3 KATHY MITCHELL ., General3 Pep Club 1- 2-3--13 Kayettes 1-2 3-4, Officer 3, Cab- inet !-3-43 TAB 1- 3-43 Glee Club 1- 2-3-43 Mixed Chorus 43 Sextet l'2'3Q Cho- rale 43 Band 1-Ll-3-4 Woodwind Quintet 2- 3-43 NBOCHS 3-43 Student Council 3- 4, Officer 43 Innior Play Hi-Life Staff3 Annual Staffg Speech Festival 43 Class Officer 3: Senior Play. DINNIS NICKEL Gener.r': Kays 43 C-Club 3- 4, Training Council 43 Football 1- 1- Track 3-43 Baskctbal - - Transfer 3 from le BURT McILNAY Generalg Kays 2-3-43 F,F,A, 2- 3-4, Officer 3, Cabinet 33 Junior Play: Glee Club 13 TAB 1-2-3- 43 Football 1-2-3-43 Basketball 1 2 34,Track1 2 3 4. GAYE IO NICKEL Genera13 Pep Club 1-2-3-4, Officer 33 Kayettes 1-2-3-43 F,H,A, 2-3-4, Officer 3, Cabinet 33 TAB 1-2-3-4: Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Officer 2-33 H1-Life Staff, Annual Staff3 Speech Festival 23 Senior Play. BARBARA MELICK General3 Pep Club 1- 2-3-4, Officer 33 Kayettes 1-2-3-4. Cabinet 123 F.H.A. 1-2-3-4, Cabinet 33 TAB 1-B-3-43 Band 1-1-3-4, Officer 43 Senior Play. JERRY MOSIER College Prep3 Kays 1- 2-3-4, Officer 43 Band l'1:'fz'-fi Dance Band 3-43 Brass Ensemble 43 Trumpet Trio 3-43 Basketball I3 Class Officer 3. RU'I'll PRICE Generalg Pep Club I- 2-3-4g Kaycrres I-2- 33-45 F.ll.A. 1-3-3- -l, Officer 4, Cabinet 4g Glee Club I-23 Band lg Senior Play. TERRY PENLAND MARY ALICE PRALL College Prep: Kays 3: TAB 4: Commercialg Pep Club 1-2-3-4: Junior Play. H1 Life Staff. Kayettes 1 2 3 4, TAB 1 2 3 4 Annual Staffg Senior Play. Bfllld l'2'3'4: Illl1i0f Play: Senior Play. SENIORS JOANNE RANDALL College Prepg Pep Club 1-2-3-4: Kayettes 1-2- 3-4, Cabinet 4: F,H,A, 1-2-3-45 TAB 1-2-3- 4g Sextet 1-2-35 Triple Trio 2g Chorale 3-4: Band 1-2-3-4: Drum Majorette 3-43 Twirler 2: Woodwind Quintet 1-'2-3-4: NBOCHS 2-3-4g Student Council 4, Officer 4g'lunior Playg F.'l'.A. 45 Senior Play. n DIXIE RICHARD Couunercialg Pep Club 1-2-3- -4g l'AB 3-45 Glue Club 1-2-3- '4g Senior Play. 61 MARY IEAN RAMSEY Commerrialg Pep Club I-3-3-4: Kayettes l- 12-3-4. .IOANNE STOVER College Prep Kayettes l 2-3-4, Offrcer 4 Cablnet 2-3-4g F.H A l 2 Officer 3, Cabmet 2 3 T.A.B. 12 3 4 Glee Club 1-2-3-45 INIIXCCI Chorus 4 Band l-2-3 4 Dance Band 2-3-4g Sax Quanet 2 3 4 N.B.O.C.H S 2 Jr. Play: Class Offlcer 1 F.T.A. 4 ALBERTA SCHIELKE Commercialg Pep Club 1-2-3-4g Kay- ettes 1-2-3-4, Cab- inet 3g F.H.A. 2-23- 4, Cabinet 43 T.A.B 1-2-3-4gG1ee Club 2-3-4g Mixed Chorus 4g Jr. Playg Hi-Life Staff: Annual Staffg Speech Festival 2-4. DAVID UNRUH College Prepg Kays 1- 2-3--13 TAB l-2-3-4. IORS JERRY SWANSON MARLENE THIELER General, Kays 1. TAB 1 2, Glee Commercial, Pep Club 1 2 3 4, Club 1-25 Football lg Basketball Kayettes 1-2-3-4: F,H, A, 1-2- lg Track 1. 3-43 Glee Club 2-3-4: Triple Trio 3-4. MERNA WEBER Generalg Pep Club 3- 4, Kayettes 3--1: F,H.A. 3-4, Officer 4, Cabinet 4, TAB 3- -lg Glee Club -lg Trans- fer 2 from Smith Center. JANET WOOFT ER General: Pep Club 1-2-3-45 Kay- ettes 1-2-3-4, Cabinet 2g F, l-l,A, 1-2-3-4, Officer 4g Cabinet 3-4: Glee Club 2-3-4, Officer 3, Mixed Chorus 45 Sextet 1-2-35 Chorale 3: Madrigal 4g Dance Band 3-4: violin Trio 4: NBOCHS 2--3-4: Junior Play, Class Officer 35 Senior Class. E 63 WILBERT TOWNSEND Generalg Kays l-!-3- 4g Track 1. BILL WHITE Vocationalg Kays 1-2- 33-41 F. F. 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