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

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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

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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.