Field Kindley High School - New Direction Yearbook (Coffeyville, KS)

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Ralph A. Pate Supt. of Building and Grounds Cedarvale High School Kansas State Teachers College. Pittsburg dc, K. A. McClure Biology Dittsburg High School iansas State Teachers follege. Pittsburg Z Harold Sappenfield Journalism. Iiamily Living Abilene High School State. 16f'1967f Mrs. Lucille Spoon Physical Education Neosho High School Kansas State Teachers College, Pittsburg fame Carrie kVebb Mathematics Cherokee High School VVheaton College F. A. Thorne Commerce XVaterville High School Kansas VVesleyan University, Salina . Y ' -- f-4-a--' Nlarvin Riggs Vocational Agriculture Milton High School Kansas State College. Manhattan AK Oren P. Stoner Biology Sabetha High Sc Kansas State College Manhattan Dale L. XVomble Speech. Social Science Parsons High School Kansas State Teachers College. Pittsburg 509 Thelma McDonald Foods Severy High School Kansas State Teachers College. Pittsburg Pauline Schuetz Spanish. English Coffeyville High School University of Kansas Sorbonne-University lfrance Mrs. Patsy Van Sickle Sec'y at High School Altamont High School v 5 f-wee' S K .l i a'i J Afffff' . 4. .' f' 1? . .J.,1g,e. C. P. Neis Social Sciences Hope High School Kansas State Teachers College. Emporia Mrs. Cleo Rush Study Hall Cedarvale High School Kansas State Teachers College. Pittsburg Mrs. Viola Thompson Sec'y at Trade School Field Kindley High School QL 4 .. 1 2 C S. .p f,,. Earl Shelly Drafting Alva High School Oklahoma State College in Carrie XVeaver Social Science Belleville High School Kansas University L. U,-c.fi.f1 S011

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ii Jw, 0-fjjih P- A 'ri Pi. R. M., 1 S The mid-century class entere dley High School 249 strong 'Ihe officers for tht sophomore year were Tommy 'lhompson l.arry Bowser, and Joe Moya. Determined to e lass CHS utr hid wc out sold the upper classmen and placed Miry Scirbrough and Joe Moya on the carnival throne. Larry Bowser. Joe Moya. and Charlene Hopkins lead the way for a successful J Our list of royalty grew as Kathryn Hayden was elected basketball queen. Those who served as queen nts were Valeta Brown football and basketball, Phyllis Striegel and Betty Hayden. track. The highlights of the year were the class play, The Night of January 16 and the junior-senior reception and prom amid a setting featuring bells and cockleshells. At last we reached the height of seniorhood. XVe elected Joe Nloya, presidentg Larry Bowser, vice-president: and Joan Dorsey, secretary treasurer. Phil Piatt, Bob Kloehr. Maxine Bushnell, Bradley Jesson, Kathryn Hayden, Betty Hayden. l.ucille Defenbaugh and Chad Brown faithfully reported on the Student Council meetings. Bill Zimmerman served as president of the governing body and Ardis Ewing was secretary Those holding presidencies were: Betty Hayden, Tillies: Kathryn Hayden. Drum Corps: Barbara Brees. orchestra: Joan Caresio, Kayettes Kenneth Winston and George lVlcMillion. Junior Classical League: Bradley Jesson. Hi-Y and Thespians: Clarke Bumgarner, band: Eddie Gillette F. F. A.: and Cynthia Carey. G. A. A.: Larry Bowser. Jr. Red Cross. Ten seniors were eligible for Sigma Pi the first semester. Phil Piatt was secretary and Norma Ashbacher and Bradley .lesson were executive committee members. who were drum majors were Dorothy Bruce. Tornado Drum Corps: Jack Owen. band' and Pat Caliman. Cleveland Drum Corps to the promotion of pep and en three yearsl: Chad mons Seniors Cheerleaders who contributed thusiasm were Valera Brown and Carroll Soles 4 Brown ttwo yearsl: Eddie Gillette lone ycarj' and Pat Sim Lalternatej. ' was crowned I9-lf? football queen Ardis Ewing l ta Brow n ts Ewing 1 Va e was one of her attendan . Reigning as basketball queen was Ardis inee for King Kay was Bob Peterson. Tornado of l950 She was Our nom hosen Miss d to l 1 5 9 ' d lfield Kin ' . ' 1 ' '. ' : ' ' ' , b' the bestc ' A .. '- ' ' ' . r . ' ' 'unior year. 's attenda ' , l ' ' 'TT A C 6- ' T - N . . , . I Q I Betty Hayden was c . ' . ', . , d is the D. A. R. Pilgrim. , gt' Meet Me in St. l.ouis playe a H l ' . t lVlcReynolds were the -, ' Y . V V V V - ' , Q3 1 is , rf K ii C ' I -. Q 93 ' . A also name . ' duction of Todd and Pa 5- 1 Ihe senior pro full house both nights Joan student directors. Turning in commendable records as members of the debate squad were Bradley Jesson Betty Hayden and Bob Kloehr Dick Andrews and Harold lhomis co captains of the bask.t ball squad were chosen to be on the S. K. team Seniors making the S L K in football were Dick Andrews. Charles Landon. and Bob Nieman Andrews who was also track captain and Nieman were the football captains Leo Cheeseman w as named Thespian of the yerr The baccalaureite sp 1ker w is Dr lesile Miller and Dr Rees H. Hughes gat the commencement address On May Z6 l seniors receixed their diplomas and high school days became only cherished memories.