College High School - Comet Yearbook (Pittsburg, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 52 of the 1956 volume:

ff ,ml .1 ?! . E, P a FE v ii :4 4 ZA JUNl0R -ob- al . X.. 45 1 4 c., S...-H fl V- ff'--if , t-g agf 'gAi W . J -ff., ,V -'fa -M1 'si W, 3 Q 1 mn, rg, .., A J fe! V mm: 'W' I?:f?xgQ3??!f5,L:n'g1 fr - , I' ri. K Published by COLLEGE HIGH LABORATORY SCHOOL PITTSBURG. KANSAS .xi-.NN 4 Yearbook Staff 1 e i BACK ROWL-Betty McG1othling Miss Kriegsmang Pat Andersong Harry Robinsong Don Jonasg Nilo Aldridgeg Lois Dillong Shirley Shoupg Joyce Shillcutt, FRONT ROWL-Roger Schnackenbergg Darryl Johnson, business managerg Janet Messenger, editorg Robert Rati, business managerg Carol Maplesg George Bradley. The yearbook st 'f of 1956 gives you this latest edition of the Kanza Junior. As you glance through the pages of this annual, may you recall with happy memories all of the good times you have experienced here at Cbllege High. We, of the staff, will remember the fun as well as the hard work of completing this book for you, if Sponsored by AL'S GROCERY Administration Rees H. Hughes President Wm. A. Black i Head, Department of Education and Psychology Director of' Teacher Education si i X Ng . Paul T. Dixon Coordinator of Secondary Education W. E. Matter Assistant Coordinator Sponsored by BANTA'S JEWELERS Faculty Carl Bartel Temple Hill Carl Beard Industrial Education Social Studies Physical Education Don Q. Milliken Ilene Tressler Gabriella Campbell Helen Kriegsman Physical Science Art Music Mathematics C. H. Lundquest Harold Loy Hilma. Davis Flora Holroyd Business Education Speech Home Economics Mathematics 3 L95-S Watson -Tea-U M0503-ley Guy Coonrod B. Davis Warren Edna Day Physlcal Education f '1BliSh Common Leamings Common Iearnmgs Common Learnings Sponsored by BO'1'l'ENFIELD'S, INC. 'J 'K x., - '45-'f ,.-x...K sf- mf X K K Y 1 f 5 - ff 1 NS x Q JIM BLACK Class officer, 1 2,3,b3 sportsmen Club L offic r ' e lam? mmm . I-I3 Chess C'1ub,,1,23 Pep , u ent Council, 2,14 club 1 2 3 1, M officer, hi Clase officer: Club: 32 EeSkgtb3i?eEg,3,1,, 1339143 Yearbook Staff, hs Track, 1,2 3,36 Junior cneee Club, 1,2, Pep Club, Rotmm, 5, Lwg Hasquers Club, 33113 8k0ffbl11p 3,1-If hack, 2,3,h3 Yearbook King, 143 Carnival King Attendlnt, 13 BGy'3 State, 33 Junior Rotorian, bg Junior Clue Pllla 3. VIRGINIA ANDERSON Student Council, 3,113 officer, L3 Class officer, 23 I-Teens, 23 Yearbook Staff, 33 Pep Club, 2,3,h3 Cheerleader 3,143 Comet RONALD HRAUIILR Chen Club, 23 Mlaquerl Club, 3,3-t. 'IOHHI CHANE! Guess Club, 23 Masquers Club, 3,h. steff, 2,3,Sg Editor, Ll, Girl's State, 33 Photo- graphy Club 3- officer Jglatgssgw 3 h, Pep 33 Carnival,Queen Attena- Club 2, Tiaci '2 ant, 2,243 Basketball Queen, ' ' ' ' 23 Basketball Queen Attendant , 3 ,h. CRAFT COBB Student Council, 1,23 Y-Teens, 1,23 officer, 23 F.H..l., 243 officer, 113 Majors-tte, bg Best IDIS DILIDN Student Council, 23 Class officer, 1' Yearbook Staff, 53 Library Clu ' Pep Club, Corps, 1,2 bs 1.13: 2,33 Drum Sponsored by BOWLUS SCHOOL SUPPIX CD. LARRY HINES Class officer, 3,h, Chess Club, 3s Pep Club, 33 Cheerleader, 3- Masquers Club, 2,53 officer, hg Basketball, L3 Comet staff, 3. JANET SUE MESSENGER Student Council, 2,b3 Class officer, 1,33 Y-Teens, 1,23 Yearbook Staff, 3,h3 Editor, hg F,H,A,, l,2,33 officer, 33 G,A,A,, 1,2,33 officer, 33 Pep Club, 1,2,3,h3 officer, 33 Cheerleader, 23 Maaquers Club, hz Debate Squad, hy Yearbook Queen, hs Basketball Queen Attendant, 23 Basketball Queen, bg Junior Play, 3. QSi'll::7?' uk Huff DON ARTHUR JONAS Student Council, 1,33 officer, 3: Class officer, hy Yearbook staff, ng Sportsman Club, 3,h3 officer, hy Chess Club, 1,21 officer, 23 Pep Club, 1,2,3,u3 Basketball, 1,2, 3,h3 Glee Club, 1,2,3,hg Yearbook King Attendant, M3 Junior Rotarian, kj Boys' State, 3. DANNY WAYNE HUDSON Class officer, 1,23 Chess Club, 33 officer, 3. CAROL LYDEN FeHeAo, High School, l,2,3. GAYLO LUCAS Hi-Y, 1,23 Sportsman Club, 3,hf Pep Club, 1,2,3. Sponsored by BRANAMAN'S JANIS KEIINEIT Claes officer, 33 Y-Teens, 23 F.H.Ao, Bohg officer, 3,b3 GOAeAog Club, 1,2,3. CAROLYN LANDON Yearbook Staff, 33 Pep Club, 2,31 Masquere Club, 2,33 officer, 33 Comet Staff, 2. HARRX ROBINSON Class officer, hs Yearbook Staff, hs Masquers Club, I43 officer L13 Debate Squad, L3 Junior Rotarlan, by Hickman High School, l,2,3 EMMALINE RODIGI I-Teena, 1,23 r.n.A., ug officer, lt. ROGER SGDIAGCENBERG Class officer, 13 Hi-Y, 13 Yearbook Staff, 3 143 Sportsmen Club, 2,3,i3 Chess Club, 13 Pep Club, 1,2,3,h3 Basketball, 112139,-53 Tracks 1 2,35 Glee Club, 1,2,3,S3 Boys' State, 33 Yearbook King Attendant, F43 Carnival King Attendant, 33 Junior Rotarian, lg, DIANTHA TEDIDKX Class officer, 1,23 G.A.A., 13 Pep Club, l,2,h3 Hesquers Club 1,2,b, officer, 1,2,S, Debate, P43 Comet Staff, 23 Speech Tournament, 1,23 I Speak for Democracy Contest, 2,h, VERGIL PHILLIPS Chess Club, 1, 2,3,h3 Basketball, 2, Band, 3, IDNNIE KATE WILIIIAPB I-Teens, 1,23 F.H.A., 1,2,3,h3 officer, 143 G.A.A., 1,2,33 Pep Club, 1,2,33 Maj orette, 3,143 Future Nurses Club, 2 Sponsored by BRINKMAN'S FIDWEZRS GERALD PARK student Council, 3,u, Class officer, 1,23 Hi-Y, 13 Sportsmen Club, 33 officer, 33 Chess Club, 13 officer, 13 Pep Club, 1,2,3,I43 Masquers Club, 2 hs Basketball, 2,3,Ls Track, 2,3,,-L3 Boys' State, 33 Comet Staff, 23 Glee Club, l,2,3,h3 Band, 13 Carnival King Attendant, bg Junior Rotarian, h, SHARON WIISON McDOWELL Y-Teens, 23 F.H.A,, 3,143 officer, 143 G.A.A., 2,33 Pep Club, 23 Majorette, 33 Yearbook Queen Attend- ant, 113 Carnival Queen Attendant, 3, U41 IV' nl S ,fl5, A-at 1. Harry Rotrinsong 2. Virginia Andersong 3, Roger Schnackenbergg lg. Janis Kennett 5 5. Larry Hinesg 6. George Bradleyg 7. Connie Williamg B. Thama Stevensg 9. Danny Hudsong 10, Jerry Bitnerg 11. Sharon Mcbowellg 12. Janet Messengerg 13, Gaylo Lucasg 114. Don Jonaag 15. Diantha Tedlockg 16. Jill Blackg 17. Bnmaline Rodichg 18. Ellen Cobbg 19. Lois Dillong 20. Gerald Parkg 21, Carolyn Landon. NAME Virginia Anderson Jerry Bitner Jim Black George Bradley Ronald Brauner Tommy Chaney Ellen Craft, Gibb Lois Dillon Larry Hines Danny Wayne Hudson Don Jonas Janis Kennett Carolyn Landon Gqlo Lucas Janet Sue Messenger Gerald Park Vergil Phillips Harry Robinson Fhnmaline Rodich Roger Schnackenberg Thama Louise Stevens Diantha Tedlock Connie Kaye Williams Sharon Wilson McDowell enior on en e NICKNAME FAVORITE EXPEESION AMBITION Ginxnr Oh puke Kindergarten teacher Bole Hey, Budmh Horse trader Big Jim Ain't that a shame High ranking guardsman Bushman That's neat Democratic governor of Kansas Ron Ain-'t that a shame Minister Tom cat Drop dead Bum Babydoll Say, Sal Country schoolteacher Louie well Medical technician Flub Ding bust it Pilot Horse trader Lonesome Mercy Happiness Freckles By doggone Secretary Good gravy Drama Luclqr Commercial slr pilot Reddog No kiddin' Commercial artist Nidney what Sing a duet with Mario Lanza Is that right Captain of a tugboat Herah There goes my Be a slcln diver Sunday Porky More fun, more Private secretary people ldlled Satch Oh 'Deacher Teena Shoot Fountain manager Di Sure they did Win a debate tournament Frenchie H01 Ho! 'I'hat's rich Secretary Sherree Well, I'1l be Sponsored by CALBOON-PUTNAM LUMBER CD. f ,V In M 5kfu l ll X , h vb j o e fe' Class Wlll Qi?--yx 1- , L' 1 f 1- -1- ' 'X' O We, the members of the Senior Class of 1956, of College High Scnool, in Mi y the City of Pittsburg, in the County of Crawford, in the state of Kansas, being sound and sane of mind, do hereby ordain and establish this document to be our last will and testament. R Q J 'Ib the faculty we leave the memories we have of their patience and guidance throughout the years. - .. Q , ' 'Ib the juniors we leave the privilege of being Seniors. fp 1 Q x To the sophomores we leave the privilege of having two more glorious years in Oollege High School. X ' f Virginia Anderson leaves her butterfly collection to Gary Zukav. A Jerry Bitner leaves his pigeon-toes to Jim Scott. ,Q l Jimmie Black leaves his bookkeeper to the Business Department. George Bradley leaves Bushman. Ronald Brauner leaves his tales with Jack Donaldson. 'Ibmmy Chaney leaves to bum around. 4' Ellen Craft Cobb leaves to settle down at home. Lois Dillon leaves her cooking ability to Pat Anderson, Larry Hines leaves his height to Gary Grotheer. Danrv Hudson can't, as of yet, really believe that he is leaving. Don Jonas leaves his brains to Ray Moffet. e y Janis Kennett leaves all school work to anyone who wants it. ,sk y Carolyn Landon leaves her math ability to Karla Edwards. Q, 'ne Gqlo Lucas leaves his manly physique to Martin Krumsick. K. e Carol Lyden leaves to keep house. ' Janet Messenger leaves her partnership in Bobby Strawnls checker game 7 ' to anyone who wants to buy his lunch. Y b N , Gerald Park leaves his tenor voice to non Gardner. 5: 1 A, fn ui Vergil Phillips leaves to get rich. o Emmaline Rodich leaves hard words in shorthand to argrone who wants them. Harry Robinson leaves to talk his way into politics. . Roger Schnackenberg leaves his way with girls to Jim Zimmerman. Thama Stevens leaves her twirling ability to Faye Moser, Diantha Tedlock leaves her friends to Jane Ann Pierce. Connie William leaves her natural curly hair to Pat Darrow. Sharon wilson McDowell leaves to be with Monty in Puerto Rico, f K - , Q i t ,,.c Q F, S 5, 1 f Nil Y NJ Q so fl: A H 2 2, E T. fx x e f, - -- ,-,' N 1-eq-v-ax . fy Q o ef M Mb-' 4 4 'F Sponsored by coca-com BOTTLING oo. 3 'beef 1 ar W W ., 4, 5 -3 . I Q Kg 1' ' o NVQ 3 I ' if I ,. 'V I... '-' 1 1 s 1: Class Prophecy WTI At last a chance to relax! what a day, and it seems I have been running into old friends from College High everywhere. It began this morning with that harrowing flight from Los Angeles to New York in two and a half ho1u's on Hines Fine Lines, with Larry as pilot of course. Just as we left Glicago we discovered one motor xrdssingg apparently Don Jonas' latest invention is not as foolproof as he predicted. Stewardess Thama Stevens worked frantically calming everyone until finally two of the passengers, Dr. Lois Dillon and her assistant Carol Lyden, offered their services. As if I hadn't had enough excitement, the mad dash from the airport to the hotel, with Gqlo Lucas as cab driver, was enough to turn my hair white. a I had reservations with the Aldwarf Hotel, now owned and operated by the - ,. Oobbsg you remember Ellen Craft. Just as I walked through the revolving doors, my old friend, 'Dom Chaney, asked for a quarter for a cup of coffee. He really I was blinded by the billing for Gerald Park, who is crooning nightly in the C EQ? Dark Room. H18 chief competition comes from Virginia Anderson who is playing L, the piano in the Light Room, I registered at the desk and took the elevator to the thirteenth floor. There, waiting to get on, was Emmaline Rodich, who is here for the National Secretaries Convention. She informed me that Connie Williams has been elected president of the organization for the ninth consec- utive time. av gets around, the last time I saw him was in Arkansas. Upon entering the lobby, H Y Y. while resting in my room, I decided to send for the Daily News and read the reviews of my latest campaign speech. The service door opened and there was Vergil Phillips handing me ny paper. I could just imagine those headlines , t 'Harry Robinson Cinches Senatorial Race, but to my surprise they were Jerry . Bitner Sells Horse, Nashua, to Danry Hudson for 153 million. I decided to recover from my disappointment by getting a bite to eat and then attending a plqr or show, - f X 'Ihe Jungle Room looked like the place for me, and as I entered, the if orchestra, conducted by Jivmrqr Black, with Diantha Tedlock as violinist, was plwing. Although they were crowded, Janis Kennett, the hostess, found nv , old friend, Roger Schnackenberg, and arranged for me to share his table. He ...ft is still the playboy of Broadway and eats here frequently. He suggested I K might enjoy a steak dinner, a specialty of the chef, Ronald Brauner. After dinner I pezsuaded Roger to attend the latest Broadway production of deep 3. drama entitled, The well' by Carolyn Landon. 'Ihe setting has been designed by Janet Messenger, and the play stars George Bradley and Sharon Wilson McDowell. It wasn't until now as I sat reviewing my day's activities that I realized Y I had encountered most of my former classmates of 1956. with so many here in New York, I wonder if they have considered a reunion. Well, maybe after election I could work on it. Qin 'i . s 1, ,X 4 '4 N XA Q Y -J . 4 .ax V E nf -! o ' 'Q Sponsored by A. J. CRIPE BAKERY 'g I Xe ,Sl , N., s Class Officers Betsy McGlothlin, pres. Lida Hisle, secretary Ray Moffet, vice-pres. Jess Kemp, treasurer George Bradley, reporter Harry Robinson, treasurer Jimmie Black, secretary Larry Hines, vice-pres, Don Jonas, president Iinq: tang. Judy Emerson, reporter Larry Beard, treasurer Nancy Shillcutt, secretary Gary Fears, president Judy Shugard, vice-president Lynda Scott, vice-pre Alma Brazill, secretaa Sandra Boyer, reporter Albert Molthan, treas. David Hightower, pres. Alice Anderson, president Kathy Rumford, secretary Billy Scott, treasurer Lynn Hillier, reporter Jack Brady, treasurer Robin Robinson, vice-president Roger Smart, president Joe Myers, vice-president Gregg Kirkendoll, secretary Beverly Johnson, 1'eP01'te1' Sponsored by mmsosls HARDWARE ' r I .F A - N110 Aldridge - ,- 0 a Madelon Atkins u Jac Donaldson A J 3 f .9 A 7 M 1 StephenHa.rt , A,., , ,mv . ,. g,.- Q' Barbara Long ,fi ,f k ,Rf CQIIFOH PDO!! Joyce Shillcutt y Junior If 1 . A, , Pat Anderson 3.5 0 X 41 Kg M x 'IK' AX Barbara Beckley ' Dale Brown '3- Patzy Darroywl 3 N K 17, ,cd Lida Hisle If 'Z l e A Betty Manuel x K1 Joe Morgan N Sharon Simmons I Karla. Edwards R x. owl? -ral w ' ,, - x Bob Hosier LA 3 .. ' +-3 , -u. I Carol Maples Para Lea Beckley Don Gardner 3' X .x f' ' i Q- ,. 5555,- egyf Z .Q KA .-Q..-w a Darryl Johnson . ' . .Q W pl .sb , 4 - ef rr -m e -5, ii F' Roger Matson 'F ...I 5 as Robert 'Rati , Sponsored by BCH LUMBER CD. , ' -uri 5 r Robert Gideon 'Q Robert Grotheer - L, Q . rd 1 A xx . King Betty McG10thlin Mary Kneebone P Q V W A Ray I-Lo ffet L. V' V --'1 Q James Scott Becky Strawn Bobby Stravm Kenneth Umphenour Shirley Snoup K Y. ' Jim Zinmzerman ophomore Sponsored by THE FIRST STATE BANK OF PITTSBURG .hgfin tl 1 I!! tt fi ,A -cI.,4,:--ggi, Wwe, 2, Larry Bear ' af in as K ' ' K n Barbara Blackford Donna. Br ley nr , L , , J 1, I ,L 4 , .. sk 423' Pat Bulnngwn Konnie Grotneer Barbara Nelson ,. r, rr HA ft? Larry Ebbs Judy Emmerson hi , h Richard Grotheer B0'0'Dy Kennett V ,J wi P. iii- A W. lV-f William Pelican Audrey Phillips Mg , ,K I ,,, ' ss fir 4 fr pr.. i' Lsary rears new .- e . - V ' 8 5 Judy KOn:h Mar-tm krumaick , r : K- '- W' g f. .Y Y Gary Reeder Nancy Shillcubt .- 'ee-- 'r' 11 L f . 2 - . If J W X, - ' Bennye Jo Travenia. Jarnes Wald Jerry Willener Yvette Yanchul R x 5 i X if 4, 43. I X 2 ,H 4, : 5 Bren ' itner Jeeienfle Browne e, if E :J 7 I 6 Gary Grotheer 'I K - 'FF' if 1 Faye Moser .- -. if Judy Shugard -.,- Iudl th AUSUYTTIIS 2 I . Sf, 1 -. I ' ' L .lf'fUlI1iI' Ihnnrfen QD 1 K Kay Kennedy I' 'Z 1 4 - . X Sa. Don Milliken N I Alvin Ralph x-3 S Fre hmen 2 'Q Q ' ll ' '49 , W , 'went ?',a.tt,en Pat Beard Judith Beckley X Y' .6 I fs Sponsored ' +1 in Ll rry Drown 1 Sally Buck we - f. 3 l S ' 0 Q by HISEY ELECFRIC SERVICE flmmra .3 lis Norman Gideon David Hightower David Houck 1 'S -a Q wm'r'en-Kime Robert Koopman Judy Krasovec' Judy Li Lomax Larry Malle F' S fe 9 S Q Q. Xe, , , A l S Albert Molthan Shirley Park Ronnie Parsons Jane An.n Pierce Jerry Prince 121153811 pyyer . , ' Lv' S y ? X L' x, 7 - ng .3 ., I .l V.- X 3 Q ,Q x ' ,., A r- 4 F' E 1--in Irvin Ralph Don Rati Russell Rhuems Buddy Huggero Jackie Runnels Nell Schnackenber .,,.,,.A . .uw . , r 2 .Cm 0, 'T ie -.. Lynda Scott. John Sheets Karen Spicer Laveda Stevens V. A. Stewart Annabelle Wisdom Jean Eighth Grade Sponsored by JONES STORE GO, IFF ii5X:5I.5:Z'FiZQ1i2J'kiigkfiiiieii-55552255 - i f51g'5'g,':1?: ' - Bass .L X Q T H so f f: d o , , M E g ' . :,' A r i , : ' y 1 f E ve A tai -. 7 1 ' , .Q in LeRoy Endicott David Evans Ronnie Evans Richard Foster Maynard Hisey . ' W t A 5' K' .1 .M - A fel. Y in K1 X if A nv Q M .f R Beverly Johnson walter Kennett Gregg Kirkendoll Tommy Kneebone Marilyn James S' E Jean Mallard Arlene Malnar Richard Mueller Nancy Phillips Sharon Pray John Robb .. , --2-fm. W .:, . Nyk M . 3 . , ,e 5 A If as Joe Myers Sue Ooley . K' Y K , f ,.rf xnx x , - Betty ibert ' nnnons Mike Armstrong Bradley K3 f ki Barbara Hosier , we CV 'El Robert Lyden A M ' is Glen Aker rf. -v' -1, ,W Jack Brady .h 1 Algia Houdashel Eme st Mai se roull William Pelican Marilyn Perry fr digg. 2 an - .' are , a Roger Smart , e,e1 ee,eW,e , ,, .,V, W, 'MT' Lf' Wylma Smith rx rw Q . . El M e in al. ' f V Q- Qif, K . . V 4- t Q , , .-Q Ronnie Susnik Larry Ward Ralph Wells Johnny Willener Gary Williams Gary Zukav I '3-, eventh Grade Sponsored by A, W, KARBE l Andrews il In br ,a Y u f' I s. 2 A -Qur- J111 Burke Arthur Byram Sandra Champion Kay Cox Betty Edwards F53 v . -3- .J '03- Bvbby Gelso Lynn Hiluer Linda Holshouser i N a L. i . 1-3 13 Sheri Humhmv limbs Janice Mallory Selwyn Mamma , ' h ! ,.- -f -Q on .M xx A A , xx . 'QB ' - Xiu? N- d Bill Ramsge Wgvne Ralph Robin Robinson R111 Scott Kafhy Humford Tommy Smith Parolyn Spencer N- 3 C QP ' '7 1 ' 4. an Stevwns Marilyn Susrdk Parthenia Tay Norma Travema Don ward Pamela wincfhester KING CAMERON PDORE - QUEEN JOYCE SHILLCUTT Pnncess Lynda Scott - Prince V. A. Stewart Larry Ebbs, Nancy Shillcutt Mike Armstrong, Sue Ooley 5 if as Q SQQMMS Sponsored by KAIBEE STORE 630,66 I 4 Comet Capers 5 14 AQ, Sponsored by KENNE'I'1 S i- x ' R ' T S . 5, A K' Qi .- - -if P: - FX QXEHQKS- N g., 55' . X - , R 1 i A W ak Z , 7 ' 11 A M m QQ ,. A fix is ...- ., .QNX L Q A 1-..-fg1.g11:2iz,1-4. 5 laeiwg if Q A , .'.- ,i .,-g K S , K QTYSA. W isigzzx ,S-ef T -f X .. .- x fl .Yr . J-fig A K , , T? L, K .,,, A . . . x , , ., - 3' rg'Q' 2Qx 'S S 5: Q x 5 :Q fem, Sling, X k X gf Q-fi. Q K Kiwi :Elsa ..AA XLmmsX , ails' - 1' 5.-A 4 N K 5 K! A44 5 N. A-L w ' Q VON Yearbook ROGER TS ' fyytmzx STENHN SW ftcvq.gNRERG gmt P55 SHAWN Mcmwl-:LL Attendants Sponsored by KOAN 4 -wr. -mm .f Junior High Basketball BAG! ROW--Richard Muellerg Dan Stevensg Gary Zukavg Bobby Gelsog Roger Smartg Jerry Hammonds. SECDND ROW--Coach Beardg Glen Akerg Gregg Kirkendollg LeRoy Endicottg Don Wardg Coach Elder. FRONT ROW--Art Byramg Bill Ramageg Johnny Willenerg Joe Myersg Larry Wardg Jack Bradyg Bill Scott. College High 32 Carterville 27 33 Mulberry 35 M3 Cherokee 36 53 Recreation 10 119 Mulberry 29 116 Girard 38 3,-L Girard 23 53 St. M31'.Y'5 50 Sponsored by S, H. KRESS 84: CD Senior High Basketball BACK ROW--Gary Grotheerg V. A. Stewartg Larry Beardg Bobby Kennettg Larry Malleg David Hightowerg Don Millikeng Don Ratig Martin Krumsick SECOND ROW--Coach Beardg Nilo Aldrldgeg Ray Moffetg Darryl Johnsong Larry Hinesg Stephen Harbg Robert Ratig Bobby Strawng Coach Wattlet, FRONT ROW--Jim Blackg Don Jonasg Roger Schnackenbergg George Bradleyg Gerald Park. Oollege Hi gh 148 Mineral 36 L1 Mulberry 119 ho Frontenac S7 Sl Girard 5 2 Sh Cherokee 51 68 Arcadia 57 1411 McCune 51 bo St . Mary 's 35 146 Arma 67 1.12 Frontenac 148 66 Arcadia 53 37 Frontenac S3 66 Girard 73 61.1 Cnerokee 5 8 143 Mc Cun e Bo 63 weir S9 S1 Anna 90 S5 Mineral 53-11- 143 Frontenac S14-re 1.12 St . Mary ' s 1413+ +1-'Iburnament Sponsored by I.lTTLE'S, INC, BACK ROW--Lida Hisleg Thema Stevens 3 Judy Emersong Oonnie Williams-g Faye Moserg Mary Forbes. FRONT now-Audrey Phillipsg Nancy Shillcuttg Carol Maples, drum majoretteg Shirley Shoupg Juchr Shugard. The Majorettes is an organization of senior high school girls who provide entertainment at basketball games. with the assistance of Mr. Knob, we have performed at all the home games., Majorettes Pep Club TOP ROW--L. Hillierg A, Andersong J. Malloryg S. Championg G. Abrahamg J. Burkeg D. Carlyong K. Rumfordg S. Gamble, SECOND ROW--M. Jamesg J. Blessantg D. Tedlockg B. Seibertg S. Ooleyg S, Prqg J. Lemony L, Holshouserg R, Robinsong P, Winchesterg C. Spencerg B. Andrews, THIRD ROW--B. Johnsong S. Bradleyg S. Hobsong S. Boyerg K. Spicerg K. Grotheerg J. Pierceg A. Malnarg L. Scotty S. Parkg N. Emerson. FOURTH ROW--D. Ratig D. Milllkeng L. Hollang K. Edwardsg B, Strawng N. ,lcuttg A. Phillipsg C. Maplesg M. Forbesg A. Brazillg J. Ausemusg J. Mallard. BOTTOM ROW--T. Stevens 3 F. Moserg L. Hisle--Cheerleaders: B. Mcfilothling J, Shillcuttg P. Andersong P. Darrowg V. Andersong D. Bradley--S. Shoupg J. Shuggarflg J, Fmerson, Sponsored by PDZLLER'S STUDIO l Track Squad ,,.,r ,,, Nl, N ' fy - iid . 1.49-my 4-Wngw ri! First Row: Darryl Johnson, Harry Robinson, Pat Beard, Don Rati, Larry Ebbs. Second Row: Carl Beard, Coachg Gerald Park, Nilo Aldridge , George Bradley, Jinnuy Black, David Hightower, Ray Moffet, Bob Strawn. Medley Relay Team: George Brad Ley, Gerald Park, Darryl Johnson , Ray Moffet . Javelin: Jimmy Black Mile and High Jum'o: Bob Strawn 409' ? X if ii K 2:3 , 31-. Y Q J if X ww e f N .w,,w' ' 4 ,Q if 'N- , Q S X Ask ,wk A N is if is 5093? X fi vw, 15 xi, ' f , S, NBS -FK 3 5 ,Wifi 5 SQETII 1g,55g, ww iw iw f xi' ' M ,, W 1. J Q N New -fvv 11 L -m,f:mEa5'?ig::fQ7 V, lf, xv 'rho Senior' u prenatal Only An Orphan Girl DRAMATIS PERSONAE Arthur Rutherford, From the City ................ Georg! Bradley HISSSSSS HIM! Dick Perkins, a. Clean-cut Farm Lad ...... ...... larry Hin! OUR HERO! Swem Perkins, His father ........ - ......... ...... H1117 Robinson Nellie, the Orphan Girl .................. ...... V irginla Anderson Ethel Rutherford, a Fair Stranger ...... ...... D lantha Tedlock Mrs. Perkins, a Mother ....... - ...... ...... Caro lyn Lmdon Widow Appleby, a Neighbor ........ ......... J anet Messenger Lucy, a Ray of Sunshine ....... Pat Anderson Senior Activities -i h.mw:A Coronation Ball Senior Skip Dq JuniorqSenior Bmquet and Pran -. :Q U 124 . 3 5' hx. ufwv- QQ' X Basketball Queen Attendant Queen Attendant Pat Darrow Janet Megggnggr Virginia Anderson Q . X NN fnsikx Him , :gi E QA fi' ini Ugnei 5 in . fb 'F' Sponsored by THE NATIONAL BANK OF PITTSBURG S 'E 1 ,N ll 'UTTUS ff Sponsored by NORINE'S GIFTS 1 I 1 ve. ' 1 1 s x 4 ' .up -' .0 w.. 'f LH ' 'I' -' m 4 'K-ff H814 Q4 C V 5 , 2, K 'Q-. ,Q .3 . .Q , QV1 .K+ ,iff M. ,, A im W if BACK ROW--Mr. Coonrodg Bobby Kennettg Sandra Ellisg Carol Maplesg Gerald Parkg Bobby Strawn, Brent Batteng Faye Moser, Janet Messenger, FRONT ROW--Bobby Gelsog Carolyn Spencer, Donna Bradley, sec. 3 Don Gardner, pres., Virginia Anderson, vice-pres.g George Bradley, treas.3 Jean Mallard, Larry ward. 'Ihe College High Student Council, composed of two elected representa- tives from each class and four officers chosen from the student body at large, promotes all student activities , develops attitudes of good citizenship among student body members, and furthers those things which tend to make College High a better school, Student Council BIG FOUR MEETING NV .d '- Sponsored by OT'IO'S CAFE 'IOP ROW--William Pelicang Bob Lydeng Glen Akerg Gary Williamsg Johnmf mllener, vice-pres, BOTTOM ROW--Benmre Jo Travenia, sec.-treas.g Parthenia Tawlorg Pamela Winchesterg Robin Robinsong Sally Buck, pres, Q ,. 41 B ' 3 ' .agzm-,ff Mas. 25 Art Club Sponsored by PEPSI-CDLA BOTTLING KD., INC, The Future Homemakers Association is an organization for girls who are enrolled in Home Economics. The purpose of the group is to promote better home life for themselves and their families. mring the year representatives have been sent to the planning, district, and state meetings and to the training camp near Wichita. TOP ROW--Barbara Nelson, Glenda King, Carol Lydeng Barbara Blackfordg Para Lea Beckley. MIIDLE HOW--Thama Stevensg Yvette Yanchulg Becky Strawn, Lois Dillon, Miss Davis. BOTTOM ROW--Sharon McDowell, sec., Connie Williams, rep., Janis Kennett, vice-pres.g Karla Edwards, pres.3 Enmaline Rodich, par., Sharon Simmons, treas. FJLA V-Teens BACK ROW-Marilyn Susnikg Donna Lippsg Loretta Bass 5 Nancy Phillips, Betty Seibertg Sue Oolefyg Sharon Pray, Selwyn Mummag Carolyn Spencer, vice-pres.g Mrs. Day. RONT ROW--Elizabeth Lomax, Betty Edwards, Gloria Abraham, t.reas,5 Wylma Smith, Alma Brazill, pI'8S.5 Judith Ausemus. sec. 5 Jean Mallard, Norma Travenia. The Junior Y-Teens is an organization for junior high school girls. The main purposes are to serve God, to help others, and to improve ourselves. At mmristmas We wrapped and delivered packages for children of less for- tunate families, we have sent CARE packages, helped with all-school parties, and sold concessions at basketball games. Sponsored by PHELPS LAUNDROMAT The primary purposes of the Chess Club are to develop sportsmanship and to provide a wider choice of leisure time activity. The activities of the club are planned for the benefit of both beginners and experienced players. TOP ROW--Don Wardg lrvin Ralph, Jackie Runnelsg Robert Koopmang Alvin Ralphg LeRoy Endicott, Richard Protheerg Brent Bitner. BOTTO4 ROW--Richard Mueller, Michael Tolleg Ernest Maiseroulleg Darryl Johnson, vice-pres., Nilo Aldridge, pres., Maynard Hiseyg Mr. Lundquest. TOP IUW--L. Babsg G. Fearsg L. Beard, sec.-treas , J. Zimmermang M. Krumsickg J. Willenerg R. Parsons, J . Sheets . MIDDLE POW--Mr. Millikeng D. Hightower, B. Batten, vice-pres., D. Milliken, pres.5 J. Robbg R. Grotheerg D. Houck, R. Pryecr. BOTTOM ROW--J. Lanong L. Holshouser, rep., M. Hartshorn, M. Giuntag J. Blessantg B. Gelsog D. Stevens, Students interested in science hobbies and careers work together in the Science Club for identification, encouragement and guidance of capabilities. This is accomplished through such activities as: school projects, individual projects and research, science fair participation, and securing science exhibits and science programs for our school Sponsored by PI TTSBURG ICE CREAM CO, The purpose of the Industrial Arts Club is to acquaint each member with the various areas of shop work and the relationship of this work to industry, TOP ROW--Roger Smarty Walter Kennettg Gregg Kirkendollg Wayne Ralphg Gary Reeder. MIDDLE ROW--Kenneth Umphenourg Art Byramg Mike Armstrong, vice-presidentg 'Domrry Kneeboneg David Evansg Mr, Bartel, BOTTOM ROW--GBIY Zukavg Larry wardg Bob Kennett, presideni Jerry ' ce- - - Pr1n . Richard Foster, Larry Brown, sec. treas. Industrial Arts Club Sportsman Club TOP ROW--G. Grotheerg W. Pelicang J. Kempg B. Strawn, rep.g D. Jonas, pres. 3 C. Moore, vice-pres.3 R. Schnackenberg. SHJOND ECW--G. Lucasg N. Gideong R. Hosiery S. Hartg D. Gardnerg R. Rati. THIRD ROW--L. Malleg R. Rhuemsg A. Molthang D. Ratig J. Black, sec.5 R. Moffet, treas.g Mr. Beard. EDTTOM HJW--R. Wellsg J. Bradyg V. Stewartg J. Myersg J. Hammondsg W. Scottg W. Ramage. The Sportsmen's Club is composed of boys interested in furthering good sportsmanship. To do this we stucbf techniques of games through films and by discussing the rules and regulations of different sports. Sponsored by RUFF'S MUSIC SHOP College High's novice debate team had a successful season, Winning a Class B district tournament at Emporia and placing fifth in the state meet at Hutchinson. During the year we attended tournaments at Winfield, Ft. Scott, Pittsburg, Shawnee Mission, Olathe, and Emporia. Mr. Loy, Pat Anderson, Diantha Tedlock, Becky Strawn, Harry Robinson, Janet Messenger, Jane Pierce, Lois Dillon, Miss Allyn. BACK ROW--D, Carlyon, W. Landon, S. Humphrey, A. Mal.nar, B. Hosier, M. Perry, A. Anderson, S. Gamble, B. Andrews, J, Mallory. SECOND BOWL-Mr. Loy, T. Chaney, R, Brauner, L. Hines, treas., H. Robinson, vice-pres., J. Shillcutt, B. McG1othlin, G. Bradley, G. Park, D. Tedlock, pres. Sponsored by SFYMDURIS J. Messenger, J. Burke. THIRD ROWL-E. Beckley, S, Bradley, A. Houdashelt, M. Kneebone, M. Atkins, N. Shillcutt, F. Moser, J. Shugard, M. Forbes, J. Pierce, sec., L. Simmons. FRONT RDWL-K. Rumford, B. Carpenter, S. Shoup, S. Ellis, L. Scott, N. Schnackenberg, S. Hobson, K. Spicer, The purpose of the Masquers Club is to provide opportunity for students interested in drama to work together in extra-curricular activities. The members learn about drama by read ng and producing plays, listening to records, and sponsoring assemblies, Projects sponsored during the year included the Christmas assembly, production crews for two major school plays, hosts to the CCL speech and drama festival, and a spring party, The Junior Hi-Y is an organization devoted to the development of moral and spiritual values among the seventh, eighth, and ninth grade boys. Our club is affiliated with the local YMCA, with the Central Area YMCA, and with the National Junior Hi-Y Fellowship of the YMCA. BACK ROW--Mr. Coonrodg Roger Smarty Jack Bradyg Ernest Maiseroulleg Gregg Kirkendollg Gary Zukavg Don Wardg Johnny willenerg Joe Myers. FRONT ROW--Bobby Gelsog David Hightower, sec.3 Brent Batten, pres.3 Larry Ward, vice-pres.: Mike Armstrong, treas.g Pat Beard, Michael Tolle. Junior Hi-'H Future Nurses Club Wir BACK ROW--Konnie Grotheerg Sandra Boyer, sec.g Donna Bradleyg Carol Maples, rep.3 Faye Moserg Mrs. Braung Mrs. Rupardg Mrs. Jenkinsg Jane Pierceg Lida Hisle, treas.g Nancy Emersong Mary Forbes, pres.3 Yvette Yanchul. FRONT ROW--Barbara Nelsong Bennye Traveniag Mary Kneeboneg Sally Bucky Becky Strawng Karla Edwardsg Nancy Shillcuttg Carolyn Essigg Judy Shugard. The Future Nurses Club is an organization for students in grades nine through twelve who are interested in nurs- ing. Once each month we meet at Mt. Carmel Hospital for demonstrations and lectures, and twice each month we meet at school for review of studies in first aid, baby sitting, and routine treatment of patients. Sponsored by SELL Q SONS Meeting weekley as a club, the Comet Staff is composed of students who have expressed a desire to learn more about news writing and reporting. It is the goal of the staff to present in their coverape a cross section of life at College High School The Comet is published at intervals of three weeks Mimeographing is done by the class in clerical practices under the direction of Mr. Lundquest BACK ROW--Louise Hollong Judy Emerson: Bradley, Pat Darrow, exchange editor Grotheerg Jeanne Browne, Mr. Warren. FRONT ROW--Barbara Long, Beverly Johnson, Lynn Hillier, Virginia Anderson, editor, Carol Maples, assistant editor Lida Hisleg Sandra Boyerg Nancy Emerson, Jeannie Dinneen 17 'llip BACK ROW--Martha Hartshorng Sandra Champion Linda Holshouser, pres., Carolyn Spencer, Linda Scott, Gary williams, Judy Beckleyg Jill Burke, rep., Marcia Guinta Beverly Johnson, Sharon Pray, vice-pres.: Bobby Gelso Mrs Fdens FRONT ROW--Dorothy Carlyong Robin Robinson, Jerri Lemon, Qheri Humphrey: Sharon Gamble: Lynn Hillier, Barbara Andrews, Janice Mallory: Jean Mallard, sec. Library assistants perform a variety of duties in the library. Work at the circulation desk and in the workroom is almost entirely their responsibility The bulletin boards are decorated by them and they also arrange other displays Big social events of the year are the Christmas party and the spring picnic. Sponsored by SMITH FUNERAL HOME ,gg Mixed Chorus TOP RCW--Barbara Long, Karen Spicer, Shirley Park, Jud Shugard, Sally Buck, Alma Brazill, Judith Ausemus, Lynda Scott, Sherrill Hobson, Jud Little, Nancy Shillcutt. SECOND ROWL-Miss Campbell, director, Pat Beard, Lois Dillon, Jack Runnels, Brent Batten, Tom Chaney,'William Pelican, Larry Hines, Roger Schnackenberg, Don Jonas, Gerald Park, Bobby Kennett, Don Rati, Barbara Lomax. THIRD ROWL-Kay Kenned , Sandra Boyer, Madelon Atkins, Mary Ann Kneebone, Nancy Emerson, LaVeda Stevens, Thama Stevens, Betty McG1othlin, Judy Shillcutt Virginia Anderson. BOTTOM ROWL-Sandra Ellis, Shirley Shoup, Connie williams, Lida Hisel, Louise Hollon. The music organizations, chorus, band, and orchestra, have in several school assemblies, including the Christmas program. they entered the Crawford County League Music Contest and the participated In the spring Kansas District Festival and will provide the music for College High School's commencement. A group of the band members formed a pep band which pla ed at all home basketball games. Sponsored by ERNIE WIIllAMBON MUSIC HOUSE 9 Orchestra VIULINS--Marilyn Perry, Laveeda Stevens, Betty Seibert, Robin Robinson, Beverly Johnson, Welinda Landon, Arlene Malnar, Sheri Humphrey, Dorothy Carlyon. VIOLA-Barbara Hosier. CELIO--Lynn Hillier. PIAID-Gregg Kirkendoll. FLUTE--Sue Ooley. CLARINETS--Larry Ward, Glen Aker. FRENCH IDRNS--Pat Beard, Bob Lyden. TRUMPEI'S-Joyce Blessant, John Robb. TIDMNNE-Walter Kennett. BARITONE-Roger Smart. PERCUSSION-Maynard Hisey, John Willener, Sha.ron Pray. OONIIICTOR--Walter Osadchuk. Band CLARINETS--Larry Ward, Glen Aker, Marilyn James, Jean Mallard, Robin Robinson, Ronnie Evans, Jeannie Dinneen. ALTO SAXDPI-DNE-Brent Batten. FLUTE-Sue Ooley, Martha Hartshorn, absent. CORNETS--David Evans, John Robb, Joyce Blessant, Gary Williams, Robert Gelso. FRENCH MINS-- Pat Beard, Robert Lyden. TUBA--Brent Bitner. TROMBONES--Walter Kennett William Ramage. BARITONE-Roger Smart. PERCUSSION --Maynard Hisey, Madelon Atkins. BELL LYRE--Sharon Pray. STUDENT TEACHERS-Mary Ann Torrence, Bryne Wood. DIRFITIOR--E. A. Knob. ! Sponsored by WRIGHT'S GREENHOUSE OKLAHOMA CITY 1 s L'!i?fE'NBQ.?JW.!1Y-i:.k'W:-gf-A. , ' 5' 1 y w ,I-bil