Cowley College - Tiger Daze Yearbook (Arkansas City, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1958 volume:

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KELSEY DAY Biological Science EVELYN GARNER Home Economics B ARNEY GETTO Accounting RUTH GILLOCK Secretary LESTER GRIFFITH ANNE HAWLEY ERNESTINE HERRIN GAYE IDEN Auto M6CbG11iCS Languages Physical Education Physics I PAUL JOHNSON KENNETH JUDD DAN KAHLER VERA KOONTZ S0CialSCier1Ce Vocal Music English, Coacb. Art ALLAN MAAG Social Science EVERETT MALAN Industrial Arts RUBY STEELE Librarian Amw- FOSTINE MONCRIEF Organ, Theory DANIEL STARK Chemistry AUGUST TROLLMAN CLINTON WEBBER MARY MARGARET WILLIAMS MARY WILSON Band Physical Education, Coach English Business WEN. esbmen - 9-qi- 'YK' . 4--. .ii gp 'lZl.L V Wt'-leg.. 1 -3' . '-.-1, ,, ' UH- ' ...M 1 T' l nl V B I K I 'fi Q ' .4 f v C 5 4 N I , ,, . I , ft N lbs! 5' tx ' tllnn 4 5 2 ' K xa I Y , f ' ,, v 1 I lf 'I V , 1 ' Q + H Q x , LC FL 5 K I 1 f 'Q V. I 1 H. x- , 1 A., - h , it 1 ' ' -4 H. 1 'L X4 1 , -H 1 ' li . 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Q It ,,., . , Gerry Stover President john Cary Student Council ' Mike Engel Vzce-President Marilyn Lambert Eff Secretary jim Lewis Student Council If I be 3 31 ' A 3. 3 WILLIAM ASBELL, Arkansas city fa I ,.., I ers is I RAYMOND ATKINS, Arkansas city A ' X5 I f . I M f. ,V , . AA , Q A :Am I XZ: SIR -4,2253-'-. A .mx Q . 'PV f .. f, '- ' f AQ 4 F Amis , Dr ff I 5 ky X? W1 'X ff ,. ' ..., I , ' , , .,,, :M ,A N Qs I Q f 4 VK k LOREN BECK, Kansas Czty Mzssourz ANITA BELEW, Arkansas Czty PATRICIA BELEW, Arkansas Czly GENE BARTLETT, Arkansas Czly M :: -Y' LAVENA BITTLE Arkansas Czty lf' ' R311 RICHARD BOWMAN Kanorado -III gg WILLIE BOYD cusbmg Oklahoma 12 JOHN BOYDSTON Pztzsburg MARILYN BROOKS, Arkansas City Vg BARBARA BURRIS, Arkansas Czly .I f A fr f Q xV,.iA..,, ..,. C gQ , ,wx 5 as f v , S f Ii ff A fx 3 . , 5 1 . sfv- f f X Q9 W K A J A 1 'ff If 'Q R 19 4' - xx t if . F ' I X A HOWARD CLARK, Winfield PAUL CLOVER, Kaw City, Oklahoma ELAINE COFFELT, Arkansas City SHERYL COGGINS, Arkansas City RICHARD COOK, Arkansas City CHARLES COOPER, Oxford gin, . f :X 7 staa LORENE COPELAND, Mulvane MARY COTTER, Arkansas City 3 , , -!,? , .Q .-1, 31,1 1 A X, TOMMY DAMON Sawmill Arizona KENNETH DANIELS Dewey Oklahoma CAROLYN DEMPSEY Arkansas City , fi X at Qfgf Ei X 1 gk ,N .A if x 5 I 1 I RAYMOND DELONG, Arkansas city A 1 1 f f , f N FRANCES DENNIS, Burden CLEVE DEROIN, Enid Oklahoma EUGENE DICKEY, Arkansas City SHERYL DOWLER, Arkansas City Liv .X , ,W,:fQg- -Q I ' I XT-Q., X 4' ivgh ewx ,sl r- , t t - ksi frf 'v N ' f - ' . sz' f at V WSE KENNY DUNBAR, Arkansas City BUEL DUNCAN, Arkansas City JOSEPH ELLIS, Cedar Vale MICHAEL ENGEL, Wellington , ,,,, Q DON EVINGER, fji' ,m f 1:2431 PEGGY SUE GAGE, Arkansas City RONALD GEE, Arkansas City 3 i ' Wise: r Q .J .Qs 's f LOREN FRESH, Arkansas City if Arkansas City lull asv DONNA GHRAMN, Arkansas City TWILA GILMORE, Arkansas City RICHARD GOLDEN, Arkansas City BILLY GOLDSMITH, Arkansas City . i as --... -Lf- I i BEVERLY GORDON, Derby me 7-1' JERYL GRAVES, Arkansas City 'W' STANLEY GRAVES, Oxford RUTH ANN GREENWOOD, Arkansas City N -f I ' J W ,,',, L E MARLENE GREER, Arkansas City My ff A Q ' .r if FRANK GRUBB, Dewey, Oklahoma M 4 A k' ' . DELLA HAAS, Arkansas city 3 ' ELVEE HALL, Arkansas City km . ,QQ 9 1 X as 5 ,,yy, 5 A H GALE HAM, Arkansas city I f , CARLTON HAMM, Lawrence H3 sk VEIA kv LARRY HARGER, Arkansas Cay A e1L A eA A ,J DERYL HARP, Arkansas city 'Q L 'A X ,L A A lg A N ' ' A' .:: ' 'W ' C 4: 4 3' E - , RUTH HECK, Arkansas Czty aff: k rrlzi at tlz in VIRGINIA HIMES, Arkansas Cfry fr , I 'iii 5 A --rrrrr ' GORDON HOCK, Arkansas any s , 1 r.. -A s ' ' , iii . , 5 , i ,r',' 'i ,' A JANET HOLDEN, Arkansas City .5 . z ,k,,r r s 1 Q: 3 d l ll fi ,, . 5 , ' 45 ll f r, 9 . ' ELMER HORN, Chilocco, Oklahoma ., A f - , ' ' '1 A . '7 ' f- ,Kin 5-, A5521 I JOHN HOUGH, Arkansas City ,I W ff? A : aifi , Al V- T gjjl, ZELLA HUDGEONS, Arkansas City .- rr',. . if: Y ' ' 1- ' ':: I l I' 55' k , : ' 3 . in .Jn , ,,,,,, A , ,, X I JIMMIE RAY I-IUSTER, Kara Cay, Oklahoma N, 2 A 1 Li 5' A Ag 513- , ' 1 A A-T-23 Ks E5 31 A 3 Y 4 E r ip! PAULA IBACH, Arkansas City V I ,,,,, BEN JAGOBSON, Anthony 1 'P j, fa, Ja 1 r'A', 1 , , lil, I CECIL JOHNS, Chi locco, Oklahoma S s' DALE JOHNSTON, Cedar Vale ' rr'.1 I , A , A .I k..::-: , A JERRY JONES, Dewey, Oklahoma A ,r,' pa ranks . LARRY JORDAN, Arkansas City A rr ,A tt't like ' VIRGINIA KAHLER, Arkansas cizy k X r ' ig ft, f . KENT KEAHEY, Winfield . , . I - ...,...f.t..:J...,4....4.,...J...L,,5.:.J. - KAREN KEOWN, Arkansas City PAUL KILLBLANE, Arkansas City YOUNG CHULL KIM, Seoul, Korea TIM ALLEN LOCKARD, Arkansas City GEORGE LOVELL, Arkansas City ROGER LYKE, Cambridge DONNA MANNING, Arkansas City SHARON LEWIS Burden ROBERT LIMING, Easton REX CHUNG-DOO LING, Hong Kong, China JULIAN LLAMAS, Winfield JUDI MARIE MARKER, Dexter EVERETT MASIAS, Dewey, Oklahoma RICHARD MASON, Arkansas City MARY MAST, Arkansas City JEANNINE LAMPSON, Grenola LEO LAWRENCE, Arkansas City DONG GILL LEE, Seoul, Korea JAMES LEWIS, Arkansas City LUCILLE MCCREIGHT, Arkansas Czty BETH McDOWELL, Arkansas City JESSIE MCGAUGH, Arkansas City ROBERT MCGLASSON, Cedar Vale MARILYN LAMBERT Arkansas City BENNY MILLER, Newton ERNEST MOORE, Soutb Haven VICTOR MORGAN, Winfield ARTHUR JOHN MORRIS, Arkansas City LYLE MORRIS, Cushing, Oklahoma VIRGINIA NELLIS, Cedarvale 'i ., . 'f k 1 7 WILLIAM OAKES, Cushing Oklahoma A X NX x 'sr ffff k 9 , R ff MQ THAYNE DOUGLAS OLTJ EN, Cedar Vale DELBERT JAY PALMER Arkansas City ' DUANE DARRELL PALMER Arkansas City KENNETH PAPPAN Arkansas City GARY LEE PAPPAN Arkansas City , DELMA JEAN PEARsoN, Arkansas city so -gs EATOLLAH PEJHAM, Tehran .V FLOYD PERRY, Oklahoma Cay, Oklahoma Q f ' hi x ' f . JERI MARIE PETERS, Geuda Springs RITA POTUCEK, Oxford LARRY PRICE, Atlanta JANIS RAMSEY, Winfield SANDRA RANKIN, Arkansas City DORIS REED, Arkansas City Q EVERETTE REEVES, Dexter gg ' CHARLES REID, Arkansas city 'W' BETTY REYNOLDS, Arkansas City MARVIN LEE ROGERS, Cushing, Oklahoma VERN RUSSOM, Arkansas City .av CLINTON LEE RYAN, Kansas City, Missouri IOHN RYMAN, Geuda Springs CHRISTINE SANDSTRUM, Atlanta DONALD SELTER Sedan KENDRA SHIVELY Burden 1 mfg? V LAWRENCE SMITH, chlloooo, Oklahoma x f QI , N Q' kg, i ' . ki-Eiif if 'f 3 lfkalllw' ml, - iYL?,s,l: , . :sk A JERRY sTOvER, LEONARD SMITH, Winfield RONALD SMITH, Arkansas City CAROL STONE, Arkansas City GERRY STOVER, Arkansas City Arkansas City HAROLD TALLY, Newkirk, Oklahoma CLYDE TUCKER, Dewey, Oklahoma BONNIE UTT, Arkansas City ALVA NEIL VAN ETTEN, Bluff City FLOYD WEST, Arkansas City ra-'ff 'fs liz' . ,-U., il RUTH TODD, Ark JERRY TOWELL, Horniny, Oklahoma ROBERT TOWNSLEY, Derby ROBERT TREXLER, Arkansas City FLORIAN TRIMPER, Arkansas City SHERRYLIN WEBB, Arkansas City GAYE NELL WELLS, Arkansas City LARRY WHALEY, Arkansas City EDWARD WHITE, Oxford PAUL WIRT, A rka ELIZABETH THOMPSON, Arkansas City ansas City .ak Q, di' I.- LEON WHITE, Ashton , FRED WHITWORTH, Arkansas city 5 , ..s- -A X -ur Q , R V ' S pang . X DONALD WILSON, Arkansas city ' WS. . nsas Czty A LEXY WOLFFRUM, South Haven THEODORE WOODARD, Arkansas City JAMES WYND, Arkansas City NORDAN YOUNG, Arkansas Cary 1 -1? I' r 'IJ' A i f iffy LARRY FI-EMINGvA'kaf15a5 Cffy ' ,, KAROL ZERBY, Winfield ,X second semester freshmen ANNETTE BELEW, Arkansas City JOAN BIELSER, Denver, Colo. DARREL BULLARD, Arkansas City JERRY CHASTAIN, Arkansas City rf JERRY COCHRAN, Belle Plaine JACK coox, Winfield CHARLES GAMSJAGER, zvewkifk, okza. KAY HUTCHINGS, Foraker, okla. s Q TOM LORD, Arkansas City TOMMY MANSON, Dallas, Texas RAY MARTIN, Dexter CARMELITA ROBLES, Arkansas City RAY RUNDLE, Arkansas City DAVID SNOOK, Arkansas City CHARLES SPRESSER, Winfield IUDITH ZEIGLER, Arkansas City N if WW'M 'W ' Official gree ters Mr. Lee of Korea meets A. C. Something new been added? in ummi '5i!'iK X WE . wi f 1 j gm, if T' s The runners-up for the Court of Alalah At the Dean's Reception XXVI ride in grand style in the Arkalalah parade. 'ix-1 I Uv :- .::, ' S ii A-...,.......... , i Q - I5 I , YL Y Afix 2 ' 'x wr 11' , ggigfia 5 I 54 ' EIN ..... . . 'figs we X Finishing touches on the Tiger Action float. H his Engel taking his case to a higher court soplao mares AA - - .-' 4 L. A M-.L -t - lrvfvzm - 1-mnsl . 5 - x ' - ,, 4 As Qqhr, , r .1 4 'I Q' 9 4 -.1 5 -x 5 v 9- -nqxei ' 5 4 N 1' v-4' -'-us, ,- '50- - . ' I f- -. :' ' 4' ' a 2' l '- d . H. r r ,- . u , Q N, ,V . s M , gr - Y' Q -1. , - v as , M l . b lu f ' , . , A 4 w. H 7 , , - I ' I ,v-,v? .A , 1. ,. . . -.v ' . F, - - , , wx .4 : ' , v 7- 4 - ff. - 4. 1 I F ? ' 1 .1 xl I n 0 I X rf 1 4 it -x ' I I . 6117: -C X K . 2' . , i - A . F Q if ,- ., 1 . r 1-Jam G , ..-:fl S .:.A 3 , A:.A,. . . M 9 + 2 N' W 1 if v , W so 4 f ve Del Heidebrecht Vice President Harold Cox Student Council ' --.MI 1' Gary Miller President Ro bi n Thorp e Betty Cotter Secretary Student Council Q 5 GALEN ALLEN, Great Bend EUGENE ANSTINE, Arkansas City LARRY ARNETT, Arkansas City IRA BAHRUTH, Arkansas City DON BAKER, Arkansas City GARY BARNES, Atlanta PAUL BELL, Bixby, Oklahoma LARRY BUSH, Newkirk, Oklahoma GEORGE CAVEN, Atlanta JAN CHAPMAN, Arkansas City MARLENE CHRISTENSEN, Arkansas City DONALD CLARK, Arkansas City SARAH OPAL COCHRAN, Dexter PATTY COLGLAZIER, Arkansas City ELIZABETH COOK, Arkansas City BETTY COTTER, Arkansas City JUDY COULTER, Atlanta HAROLD COX, Stroud, Oklahoma FRANK CRAWFORD, Arkansas cffy WILLIAM cURLEss, Arkansas city JOHN DABROW, Philadelphia, Pa. MARVIN DANIEL, Dexter DAVID DAULTON, Arkansas City LOYD DOBBINS, Winfield NANCY DOWLER, Arkansas City JOYCE FOLTZ, Arkansas City JOHN GAY, Arkansas City MAX GRAGGERT, Arkansas City GEORGE GRAHAM, Kansas Cay, Mo. BILL GROSE, Arkansas city CHESTER GREEN, Harper ANN HARMAN, Arkansas City JULIE HARPER, Arkansas City RONNIE HARRIS, Arkansas City NANCY HATFIELD, Arkansas City DELBERT HEIDEBRECHT, Inman JULIA HIGGINS, Arkansas City VERN HOTTLE, Kansas City, Mo DUANE HOUDEK, Arkansas City MARION JENISTA, Caldwell JEAN JOHNSON, Arkansas City BRENTON JONES, Arkansas City ROBERT KENT, Arkansas City ARLYNN KING, Arkansas city MARTHA LALLMAN, Arkansas city DAN LE STOURGEON, Arkansas City NORMAN Mc: BRIDE, Winfield HARROLD MANSELL, Duncan, Okla. GARY METCALF, Cedar Vale DON MILLER, Inman GARY MILLER, Winfield HAZEL MOORE, Arkansas City BILL NELSON, Arkansas City GENE NORTON, Winfield DAVID PEARCE, Salina DUANE PEARCE, Salina DAVID PITTSER, Arkansas City DEAN PRICE, Arkansas City SHARON QUICK, Arkansas city GARY RADEMACHER, Arkansas city FRED RIEMER, Little Falls, Minn. RICHARD RINEHART, Arkansas City RALPH ROWE, Winfield FRED SAVAGE, Arkansas City JACK SELAN, Arkansas City CLAYTON SHEPARD, Clay Center DONALD SHERRARD, Winfield ROBERT SHIRE, Wellington NORMA SIMONS, Arkansas City JACK SMITH, Wellington CHARLES SWAYDEN, Winfield NANCY THOMAS, Arkansas City ROBIN THORPE, South Haven SUSANNE WALKER, Newkirk, Oklahoma BETTY WHITE, Newkirk, Oklahoma DONALD WHITE, Newkirk, Oklahoma MAURICE WHITE, Cedar Vale RUTH WILSON RUBY WOMACK SANDRA WOODARD Arkansas City Arkansas City Arkansas City candidates for diplomas and certificates THOMAS BITTLE, Arkansas City EARL CLAYTON, Arkansas City RICHARD GRAVES, Arkansas City LUSTER KEYS, Arkansas City KAY LINNENKOHL, Arkansas City PAUL LONGHOFER, Salina RAYMOND SCHNELLE, Arkansas City EVERETT ROCHELLE, Ponca City, Oklahoma RICHARD WEINGARTNER, Arkansas City not pictured f! -, 1 V. -5.1. . . '- ,- L '..,'- 1 ,. 'V v Gm. V .um-. ,. -' 'I . 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V My A . . , Q' 'JA V -N ' I A if .q'5i'fm-sAa.1'- Mike Engel Presidenl the student council As in past years the representative body of the juco played a dominant role in shaping student life and activity. Earl Clayton served as president the first semester, as is the tradition in the college. After a spirited campaign Mike Engel was chosen to lead the Council until mid term next year. The Christmas dance, after game socials and the Tigerama high- lighted the year. Sharon Quick headed the social com- mittee of the Council. Row 1: Simons, Thomas Rankin, Lallman, Belew, Dempsey, Quick. Row 2: Thorpe, Curless, Rochelle, Cary Cox Jacob- son Lewis. Row 3: Clark, Miller, Stover, johnson-sponsor. Row 1: Coulter, Quick, Greenwood, Don Clark-President, Harper, Harman, Brooks. Row 2: Williams-Sponsor, Coachran McCreight, Foltz, Thomas, Selan, Rankin, Ireton-Sponsor. the c. e. st. iohn chapter of student national educational association Here we see a few of the teachers of tomorrow as they prepare today toward a great profession. The group raised money through the sale of light bulbs to establish a scholarship for advanced study beyond junior College. The Chapter received a bequest from the estate of the late C.E. St. john toward the work of making better teachers for the schools of the future. , ,, ,,, if , 4+ 3? Vx E .n . f 44-x. ,Q ' the tiger stuff Norma Simons Editor Row 1.' Gordon, Utt, Mast, Greenwood, Walker. Row 2: Simons, Rogers, Jacobson, Arnett, Heck, Maag-Sponsor. fCotter, Kahler, Harper-Not picturedl. 41' at 151' Kendral Shively, Sheryl Dowler, Martha Lallman, Marilyn Brooks, Judi Marker. the cheerleaders Here are the girls that could lead us all when it came to giving a 'T , an I , a G , an I-S , an R , an S and we all know well that spells TIGERS. Whether the score was in our favor, the oppositions' favorg whether the score was close, or wide apart, these pep enthusiasts were always on the lines generating team effort. Martha Lallman Head Cheerleader xx 1 Ngmmg g S WU 5 ' ' - -'U UL ji ' A ' Sf 'f-' wikis ' 'Y ' 1.wv.,f.-Q V . V. Q , ,, ,sp Q- ff- 1 ' -fwfm, ' Lv: .,,, 1 ,fx ARKANSAS CITE KANSAS 1 ' ' 5 r Q, M Y. - --v in K, ,QwQ1423i -,gd 953 xl 4 K. sy ,, ,yah ,, ,A HW' 11. WV.. U M, , , , ,qv , I A 'Q ,P al ,,gsnli .,, , . JL. . . Q M' X. , , Mr fi' .,,- V 'L ' in 4 295 ...- .fax X1 51:5 i f X 5 ' wr A .iw Y X4 1. 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S 2 s Y Row 1 Copeland Woodard Keown, Gilmore, Mast Walker, Greenwood, Webb, Coffelt, McDowell Robels Dowler Row 2 Hutchings Harper Christenson Gage, Foltz, Sandstnxm, Bielser, Toms, Wells, Stone, Brooks Shively Harman Row 3 johns Green Rademacher Werngartner, jenista, Arnett, White, Graggert, D. Whaley, L Whaley Row4 Carr, Gay Barnes, Van Etten Clover Cochran, Byers, Shire, Selan, Ryman. the college choir The black robed choir of the college never failed to make a lasting impression on people each time it performed for the public. Under the capable direction of Kenneth Judd the group has made remarkable de- velopment. The Thanksgiving and Christmas, as well as the Easter Assemblies were the most note worthy appearances for the group. Trips to sur- rounding high schools highlighted the spring activity. queens W A l pl , . ,. -. F , .1 ' . Y 7 ' -I . -. s , . .I ' :Q 11 ' V L .1 3' . 'ts . 'v 'I x ' A v - f Q . - I - V . , I , . I ' .iq I I , ,J -4 N . 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Row 2: DONNA BOYER, Wellington, SHIRLEY FISHER, Grenola, EVELYN COOLEY, Howard, MARILYN JACOT, Molene, VELDA MASSEY, Caldwell, JANINE MACKEY, Burden, DONNA SCOTT, Ashton. Row 35 MARTHA AUSTIN, Silverdale, JUDITH DICKSON, Sedan, JULETTA MCMURTNEY, Cherokee, ANNA DETERDING, Atlanta, VERNA CROWELL, Longton, JONALOU HEITMAN, Oxford. Row 4: INA FAY WALL, Udal1,jANET BARTON, Otto, MARION HUDGINS, Cedar Vale, DONNA LOCKE, Newkirk, ARLENE BUEL, Geuda Springs, VALETA HURLEY, Cambridge, KATHERINE HARRIS, South Haven, LAVONNE CUMMINGS, Peckham. '- 'f 5 5 ' .. lun. ' , N , V , 'Q ' I Q fl 'I ' ..',' fi'2f1f.gL :,, K A ' . . .XM I 4 H 1:-- W il i i ir' if . , ,s, , J M ' A A, - 'L T' 5, Ii, in f A f h f., .N ,H YN w Y 5 ' xx? , n I W 2 . . . ,I ' ' .f ' . ,. ' 4 4' f '- 1 Y E ' , sg I ,:' A ll W4 V A t it y I I in ' W W M- M Q 4 I x , . . ' 1 , X It 19- 1 4 'L V 1 ' 1 'li l S A V Y ,- ,rf I . I in das ' as? 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S' i , h fgifeag s 2, Y , it Q! f ,, I.. 6 Row 11 Smith, Daniels, E. White, Boyd, Voss, Pearce, Palmer, Baker, Weber, Swope, Dunbar, jones, Beck. Row 22 Bowman, Cary, jenista, Buzzi, Llamas, Bush, Hottle, Reynolds, Thorpe, NKVVZV' fl? 5512 , , 1? ,'7' X73 f 'ns ffqvf xg' ' 5 ww 5, X , yi f ,A E, ,L 7, ,Li ,N ff-., 4. -f 1? 5 if 5 -1 -2 '5 1 ' , I ,xl , , if ff W A ! ' CLINT WEBBER 3 Head football coach E e X wif j fl? ' J. C. LOUDERBACK Assistant coacb , if 1 f sf 4' A.: nv an i w 4 f 2, eff W- Q f.- 2, 5 , I, , gh G W D, , 5,1 Ag 3,4 w E , . af garb K 3 if Q l f 5- 1 3 . ,,,W,. A W' X y HA w -HQ. Wm H., f Wg , x,, ff in ' 'lf' W 1 O33 Ryan, Rochelle, Engles, Gee, jordan. Row 3: L. White, Burton, Shepard, johns, Stover, Tally, Selter, Duncan, Gray, Bell, Morris, Cox, Mansell, Longhofer. Y 'R V 6 f- A HAROLD COX, Fullback and C0 Captain-Stroud, Oklahoma -mmap. RAYMOND GRAY, Guard and Co Captain-All Conference and All American-Dewey, Oklahoma EVERETT ROCHELLE, Guard- Kelley Gray award for most in- spirational player - Ponca City, Oklahoma DON BAKER, fullback Arkansas City PAUL BELL, guard Bixby. Okla. LARRY BUSH, end Newkirle, Olela. DAVE DUNBAR, halfback - fAll Conferencej Wichita GEORGE GRAHAM Kansas City, Mo. VERN HOTTLE, halfback Kansas City, Mo. HARROLD MANSELL, end Duncan, Okla. LYLE MORRIS, end Cushing, Okla. DUANE PEARCE, end Salina CECIL REYNOLDS, halfback Winfield 'CHUCK ' SH EPARD, quarterback CAII Con feren cc, Clay Center DICK VOSS, guard Oklahoma City, Okla. LOREN BECK, fullback Kansas City, Mo. LARRY BURTON, tackle Sedan MIK E ENGEL, quarterback Wellington MARION JENISTA, center Caldwell CECIL JOHNS, halfback Cbiloccq, Okla. PAUL LONGHOFER, tackle Salina JACK NEFF, tackle Little River DELBERT PALMER, end Arkansas City DAVID PEARCE, manager Salina ROBIN THORP E, guard Wicbila KENNETH WEBER, quarterback Newkirle, Okla. ED WHITE, guard Oxford ff A ffffrfwf .J ' f' RICHARD BOWMAN, center A Kanorado BOB BUZZI, end Arkansas City JOHN CARY, center Arkansas City ,XL NH? J. BUEL DUNCAN, tackle Arkansas City RONAL GEE, tackle Arkansas City JERRY JONES, halfback Dewey, Okla. 5 ' if 'S . 5 E 5 LARRY JORDAN, tackle X Arkansas City JULIAN LLAMAS Winfield JERRY STOVER, guard Arkansas City 3 DON SELTER, center W, 4 we Sedan Q 3 LEON WHITE, guard X if Geuda Springs A THE EMPTY BLEACHERS Front row: Engel, Hottie, Shepard, Daniels. Back row: Mansell, Cox, Weber, Baker, Boyd, Dunbar. the touchdown club the 1957 scoreboard A.C.j.C.-- ---31 Parsons--- -- 6 A. C.j.C.-- ---14 GardenCity---- -- 0 A. C. J. C. - - - - - 0 Miami, Oklahoma - - - - - 19 A. C. I. C. - - - - - 12 Tonkawa ----- - - - 13 A.C.j.C.-- ---40 ElDorado--- -- O A. C. J. C. - - - - - 13 Coffeyville - - - - - 6 A.C.j.C.-- --- 6 DodgeCitv ' -- 14 A.C.j.C.-- ---14 Pi-ar: ----- - -- 26 A. C. I. C. - - - 6 Independence- - - - - 12 A. C. J. C. - - - - - 27 Hutchinson - - - - - 14 163 110 The Tigers finished in second place in the Jayhawk junior College League. X Qi ESS Q 2 Zig sis iii E22 332 ESR :HZ the auditorium - gymnasium scene of winter activities. REECE BOHANNON Assistant Coach H4 552 sa :ss 5322 DAN KAHLER Head Basketball Coach Front line: Smith, Miller, Hill, Riemer, Engel, Clark, Dunbar, Dabrow. Arch line: Caven, Ryan, Reid, Perry, Liming Heidebrecht, Bohannon, Kahler, Boydston, Graves, Jordan, Lewis, Cary. big springs, texas invitational tournament champions kansas western division champions thira' place winner in region six tournament i ii Don Miller - Dave Dunbar . i f - 4, X., .Q A 55 Miller Dunbar Heidebrecht team sketches Owl . 80 percent free throw and 45 percent field goal shooter. Teamed with Dave to form the best backline in the State. When he shot the nets swished. Honorary season captain. - Mr. Quick . One of the big reasons for Del's prolific scoring, not only a great feeder but scorer and engineer of the 'Bengal Breakn, as well as a defensive stopper . Also honorary season captain. Del Heidebrecht - I-Ieidy , one of -the all time Tiger greats, brokeRay Potter's career scor- ing record as well as single game record with 1300 plus and 49 respectively Will be an outstanding addition to one of the many universities seeking his presence next year. Honorary captain for the season and again All American. Incidentallyg Fred Riemer john Dabrow Dave and Del were the unanimous choices for the most inspirational play- ers, and their names will go on the Kiwanis trophy in the show case. - Red . Sophomore locker-room coach Team management behind the lines is an integral part of team effort. He played a magnificent role in this capacity. - One of the two most improved players of the Tiger varsity. A two handed setter with a formula for accuracy. lCLil1 Jn. . George Caven - the other half of the most improved' twosome, a real scrapper and defensive stalwart-a true Tiger. Riemer Cavern Dabrow , me-m. my-A GN. Lewis Reid Graves freshman sketches jim Lewis - a bare six footer who performed with tremendous courage against physical disparities. Will probably play guard and form a big part of the nucleus for next year's squad. Charles Reid - helped pull the Orange and Black out of many a seemingly destitute situation. A fine field and line shooter. Stan Graves - 'Artist' -- fabulous shooting and jumping ability. Popular and person- able. Stan, the man, will be counted on heavily next anum. Floyd Perry - Mr, Guts' one of the most persevering of all the Kahlermen, ranked second only to Heidy on the boards. One of the Mr. Bigs in the '58-'59 edition. Larry jordan - 'Goose' - possessor of the largest Bob Liming Mike Engel 'hams' on the squad. Good defensive man and one of Coach Bo's leading B starters. - 'Big Bob' - was just coming into his own when a broken ankle knocked him out for thelast six weeks of the season. Fine hooker, should greatly help the Kahler cause next season. 'Mike' - Freshmen locker-room coach. A Real morale builder, as well as equipment checker. Perry Jordan Limin En el 8 B W t Bethany Minn ..... .... Parsons .... Iola ...... St. johns . . . Independence Alumni ..... Coffeyville . Pratt ..... St. johns . Dodge ...... Garden City . Hutchinson . E1 Dorado . . Parsons .... Hutchinson . Pratt ....... Dodge City . Garden City . Independence Iola. ....... Coffeyville . . . . . . .....7O .....61 A.C ..... 51 . . . . .54 A.C ..... 44 the scoreboard BIG SPRINGS TOURNAMENT . . . . .70 E1 Dorado .....78 Odessa.. 5 Schreiner REGION SIX AT DODGE CITY .....56 Pratt.... . . . . .62 Hutchinson . . . . .66 Garden City WESTERN DIVISION PLAY OFF STATE PLAY OFF Big Springs Dodge City Coffeyville Coffeyville Coffeyville wa 00 Qftg ,Y wid tw ' wizffessece iii? KE' 'S Row 1: jones, Beck, Duncan, Engel, Johns. Row 2: Hottie, Reeves, Palmer, Boydston, Ryan, Bell. tiger truck squad S s X2 - ' QW..-f V Ny W ' 5243! g gum ,,,n,me-wr., pu-ef 4 Za A Sewell-coach, George Graham, Duane Pearce, David Pearce, Charles Swayden. tiger golf quad tiger tennis squad Graves, ROBUSM Clark, Buzzi, Daulton, J. C. Louderback-coach. WF? -453574 9 W I--., W ,fw xW wwf fl ff A 8- A BUTCHERS On West Madison A. C. BOWLING LANES Bowl with automatic pinputters Recreation for young and old. BENSON LUMBER COMPANY On West Madison See us for that next order. BILLINGS PLUMBING 81 HEATING Robert C. Billings III West Central Phone 418 A. C. FRUIT 8- VEGETABLE MARKET For Finest Fresh Fruit 620 North Summit ARK. CITY MOTOR CO. Dodge Authorized Sales 8. Service 'Where to Buy Them ALBERT'S DRUGS In the Burford Building ALLISON-QUICK 8. BUZZI INC. In Redwood Village. Builders of Enchanted Cottages. ANDERSON-GUYOT-DUMENIL Insure and be sure' II5 West Central ANDERSON-PRICHARD OIL CORPORATION Makers of APCO Gas ARKANSAS CITY DAILY TRAVELER ARK FURNITURE On West Fifth Ave. Let us Furnish your Home' ART CLEANERS Ted Van Zant 0 Bill Williams Phone I9I 4I3 South Summit ATHOL'S GRILL On West Madison Fine for the finest food' BAKER'S FLOWERS BOB WILSON INSURANCE The Hartford Insurance Man See Bob for good Insurance. BOWKER'S BODY SHOP Summit at Madison Expert Repair. BRYANT'S HARDWARE CO. Yes, We Have It.' COFFEE SHOP Upstairs in A. C. Office Bldg. Home Cooked Food COFFEY BODY SHOP Glass Repair and Body Works I330 North First COMELY NEFF LUMBER CO. A nice place to shop' On West Jefferson. CORNISH STUDIO 'Natural as Life' Photography COSBY COMPANY INC. On West Fifth Ave. Insurance- Real Estate - Loans. DEIBEL'S The Place to Eat in Ark City I625 North Summit DILLON'S Experienced Flgrql Designer I:II'SI' in Good Groceries Und Service 40'l North Summit BELEW JEWELRY If you don't know your Jewels know your Jeweler' DYE'S MARKET Fresh Meat I345 North First DOMESTIC LAUNDRY Thrifty Complete Service Pick-up 8. delivery Call 530 up ' 'I I I' , .ga- -Q-,J,v,,i., snaps 0 je 5, ' W - E . v u ip , ,. , -' ' ' .- K 1 ' A' V4 Q, A A 5 -..-- 1 'Y ' I 1 I f l 1' 54 4 ' w 1 K i 1 . . , i ' I f , N 1 1 1 A :- . . . mf - ' ' J 'if f wi' I v. . .1 . V Q, :. 5 L Q X , ' Q -' 1' A :E .,r : A' x ' e , A -V . ur .' 1- ,p , 1 ' , - ' ' 4.63 , ' 1 I . , 'Q . f y 4' 1 ' V . f I Y P- ' Q ' A ' - ' . ' 3' 'f'.. '. . 4 L -, 4 . 1 ' E, , - so 'V Q , ,s . ' ' v , 2 5 - J'9': 5 ' . 9,-A 1 ' ' ' ' ' ' 'L . I, X' 0' lm-' X I . , -W awww - Q I .,,g 4 M PW.. M W aw' dm EL ? h xi - ' ff - :fin 1 K , 13' :r.. 'm W 1 ' A': A' ii VVIV. ,,v,, ' Q' ,,.11- 1 wlunnuui museums- -M-2---n-H s simian G YH 3 WWW HNfE M NWWM MK6l ?P mhlldiiiletxif' 4WIK :BMWllbl HWKWMQSH' lgiwmwwfwiwtlliliifkll ? W Struttm' her stuff The end of another one. Wh0? Me! ! 3 - Cheer 'em on Tigerettes. . is : 5,51 What? Suits! ! !. 'Git on board 1i'1 chi11un . Blow, kids, blow. f 5- of 4- 45.15. , X, iid 259, 6 3,93 54 fi N- az was X Ai 2' kk QW Q, 5 QQ-fi ' 3 a M , 9 ,f Q 'M '. - 5 ,3-warg: ::5s,,T ., ey, . ' A af ff I W ' N T at C' ,Q ,lW'X MU, X 1 x 1 Q A W 1 we ..s'+:fa ' +-'f'f1Q-f'h-- ' X Marilyn Lambert and jerry Towell reign as queen and king over the Twelfth Night Language Party. E The Pinata - center of attraction at the Spanish Club Party. Football royalty. W QA. gs. wo., . fniiwa I l N PM e 'T ,- ' v. I , ,,,,. if 1'-fi: WL' 24 ...., Basketball royalty l E. C. DYE DRUG STORE Russell Stover Candies 200 South Summit EDDIE'S STUDIO Portraits that Please' 1415 North 8th Street ELMO HOTEL Completely Air Conditioned 20I North Summit ERDMAN OLDROYD FUNERAL CHAPEL A Name You Can Trust Dignity - Assurance - Respect FAIRMONT ICE CREAM PARLOR For The Peak in Quality and Service Take Home Enough FINCH'S BARBER SHOP Hair Cut The Way You Like It IO3 North Summit FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS 8 LOAN CO. Savings - Investments - Insurance I I2 East Central FITCH'S MUSIC STORE Everything Musical Since I378 FRANK GROVES OIL CO. Fill Up With Phillips Gas-Liquified Petroleum FROELICH'S SHOES For Men For Women 227 South Summit GAMBLE'S 'The Friendly Store 208 South Summit GARDNER - SMITH - GARDNER General Insurance 8. Real Estate Across from Post Office GILLILAND'S Gifts, Office Supplies, Books Quality Printing GRAVES SELF SERVICE DRUGS Get Those Photos Developed Here GRIMES SUPERIOR SERVICE Open Around The Clock APCO Gas GROSE FOODLINER An IGA Store In Redwood Village HAROLD AND ALYCE LUNCH Home of Ferdinand in The Hay' HENRY'S SPORTING GOODS It Pays to Play' HILL ELECTRIC COMPANY At Your Service' Hot Point Appliances HOME NATIONAL BANK The Bank of Service IVAN KEOWN SERVICE STATION 40I East Madison Mobilgas - Oil - Tires - Batteries JARVIS AUTO SUPPLY Automotive and Tractor Replacement Parts Phone 545 JESS RINDT MORTUARY Superior Service - Anywhere, Anytime. Jess and Fred Rindt KANSAS GAS AND ELECTRIC Home of Reddy Kilowatt KELLY-GRAY MEN'S WEAR Exclusive Brands for Exclusive Shoppers KERR DRUG CO. Prescription Druggist Phone 212 KINCAID AND ROBINSON CLEANERS Where the Charm of Newness is Restored' Phone I44l ll GRANT-ELDER FUNERAL HOME Di gnifi ed - Distinguished Service Phone 35 KINTZEL TYPEWRITER COMPANY All Makes of Portables Rentals - Student Rates - Repairing LEMERT WHOLESALE COMPANY Candy - Cigars - Sundries LEWMAN'S SHEET METAL Heating and Air Conditioning Phone 280 Anything in Sheet Metal LONG DRUG STORE On the Corner for Your Service MADISON MAYTAG CO. Maytag and Westinghouse Sales and Service Corner of Central 8. Summit MANLY PHOTO SUPPLY AND GIFT SHOP Call 959 MAURER - NEUER CORPORATION Rodeo Brand Meats MC COOL'S FLOWER SHOP Cut Flowers - Corsages - Sprays Call 86 MC DOWELL JEWELERS Fine Jewelry Since 1884 China and Glassware MC EWEN AND SON MARKET Open 7-9, Seven Days a Week 710 West Madison MC KEE'S MARKET Come in at 208 West Chestnut Call in 98 MEADOW LANE DAIRY For Butter, Cheese, Milk, Cream. MERCER IMPLEMENT COMPANY John Deere - G.M.C. Trucks MODE O'DAY Dresses - Lingerie - Blouses - Hosiery II5 South Summit GEO. MILLER OIL CO. Conoco Service Across from Post Office MILLER TIRE SERVICE General Tires Goes a Long Way to Make Friends MONCRIEF'S Say it With Flowers' NEW ERA MILLING Home of Polar Bear Flour NEWMAN'S Since 1881 OSAGE HOTEL A Boss Hotel PETER PAN CLEANERS You can pay more, but you can't get better cleaning. PHILLIPS' Jewelers 2I8 South Summit PURITY CAFE Open Every Day Banquet Accommodations PRUDENCE THRIFT CO. Salary and Chattel Loans Phone 380 RAKIE'S OIL COMPANY Service That Satisfies 302 North Summit RICHARD'S BUICK AGENCY Pontiac and Buick Sales 8. Service ROYAL CLEANERS Call 377 for Quality Cleaning 6I2 North Summit SHANKS' GROCERY The Best is at 427 South Summit SHOE MART TETER ELECTRIC CO. For Distinctive Brands We Sell the Best 8. Serve the Rest SHUTLER'S MARKET THE TUBBS MOTOR COMPANY Two Stores - 726 North Summit Chevrolet 8. Cadillac Sales I209 South Summit 8. Service SMITH DRIVE-IN GROCERY UNION STATE BANK Superior Quality-Superior Service 'The Friendly Bank' On East Madison WATSON CITIES SERVICE SMITH JEWELRY The Station That Serves You Well Keepsake Diamonds I25 North First SMITH OFFICE EQUIPMENT 8- SUPPLIES WINFIELD COCA COLA CO. II7 West Fifth Ave. BOTTLING CO. For the Pause That Refreshes' STACY TRANSFER AND STORAGE The World Moves and So Do We. WOODS LUMBER COMPANY Local and Long Distance No Job too large, or small STEW POT WRIGHT- BURTON HARDWARE Home of the Poor Boy See us for Service I4l7 North 8th Frigidaire Appliances SUPREME FOOD MARKET VEGA GOLD DAIRY Harley Cowardin, Pr0p- Complete Line of Dairy Products 502 West Kansas RUTH'S SPECIALTY SHOP Fashion at it's Best I00 South Summit HIGHSCHOOL AND COLLEGE YEARBOOKS III PLY. ln! STIIIT OKLAHOMA CITY I, OKLAHOMA YCLIHIONI CJ.. what is your line? what is your line? -32.5 ., 41.7, '.. ..,k.l1 ,l , ,.s.. u ,-' 1 Y 1 ., '1 11. 1 1 11.1.1 ,A , x. v J. 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