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

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s , I' - a. ..' .. ts....,, ' -. 1040 CHAMPIONS Oli ll. K. l.liAL1Uli Bottom row: Crowl. Burns. Long. Moya. Peterson, Bromley, llall. Collins. Second row: Troupe. Glass. Vanderhool. Bachelder, George. XValthall. George. Elias. Third row: Thompson. Gavril. Goodbar. Btirke. Crandall. Currier. Lee, Langdon. Fourth row: Backfield Coach Oren Stoner. Gartner, Buckner. Menelee. Johnson. Brown. Reardon. Head Coach Andy McClure. 1942 Colleyville Colleyville Coffeyville Colleyville 194-I I9-I6 948 Back row: Andrews. Stith. McGehee. Reardon. Lucas. Nieman, Bumgarner. I:lCiHT YEAR FOOTBALL RECORD Ark. City Pittsburg Chanute Parsons Bartlesville Columbus Independencc Chilloco Pittsburg Chanute Parsons Columbus Bartlesyille Claremore Independence Columbus Parsons Ft. Scott Bartlesville Claremore Iola Independence Pittsburg Chanute Ark City Parsons Columbus lit. Scott Chanute Joplin Pittsburg Iola Independence 10-H Colleyville Colleyville Colleyville Colleyville Colleyville Colleyville Colleyville Colleyville I9-I5 Colleyville Colleyville Colleyville Colleyville Colleyville Colleyville Colleyville Colleyville Colleyville I9-I7 Colleyville Collcyville Colleyville Colleyville Colleyville Colleyville Colleyville Colleyville Colleyville 1949 Coffeyville Coifeyville Coffeyville Coffeyville Coffeyville Coffeyville Cofieyville Coffeyville Coffeyville Ark City Fredonia Chanute Parsons Bartlesville Columbus Claremore Independenct Pittsburg Parsons Columbus lft. Scott Chan ute Bartlesville Claremore Iola Independence Ark City Parsons Columbus lft. Scott Chanute Bartlesyille Pittsburg Iola Independence Ark City Columbus Parsons Ft. Scoit Barilesville Chanute Pittsburg Iola Independence Smith. TORNADO DOES IT AGAIN The Golden Tornado. upsetting the so-called experts who rated them as a third place club. swept through the S.E.K. League with true tornado velocity to their third championship in six years. The gridsters got off to a slow start as they dropped the ripening encounter to a strong Ark City team. .Z-I-0. liven though the Javatowners penetrated deep into Columbus territory, the old jinx held and the next game ended in a scoreless draw. They then forced the Parsons Vikings down with a I9-0 defeat. The follow- ing week the Colleyville team journeyed to lar- oll lft. Scott to come from behind and win I8-7. The Bartlesville XVildcats and Chanute Comets became victims ol the Tornado on- slaught in games in which the scores stood 17-7 and IX-7. respectively. A decisive 16-7 victory over the favored Pittsburg Dragons put Colleyville on top. The club then drubbed the Iola Mustangs. 39-0, and were ready lor the championship battle with their ancient rivals. Independence. The bang- tip hall game. which was the best the Bulldogs had played all year. terminated in a I-I-I4 tie. However. this was all that was necessary for the Kindley crew to claim the S.E.K. League championship. The team elected Dick Andrews and Hub Nieman co-captains. Clarke Bumgarner. Don Lee. Bob Nieman. Paul Crandall. Charles I.ang- don and Dick Andrews were named on the S.I2.K. squad. S.E.K. Standing XV. I.. T. Colleyville 5 O 2 Columbus 5 l l Pittsburg 5 Z 0 Independence 4 2 I Chanute -1- 5 O lit. Scott 2 5 0 Iola I 6 O Parsons 0 7 0

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F' t .NW COLDI N 1 ORNADO 1Top aoyyl Coleh Xndy VleClure Ie lNIoya Bill Currier Harold Thomas Ilul Crandall Rtchard Bachelder Head Cmch Oren Stormcr lBottom YOVII D1 k Andrews Brtdl y Bu kner Cul mmlth Ceorge Hafford Bll I pt n Ray lNealc I C Snth Basketball The Coffeyytlle Golden Tornado yyorkmg under d1ff1eult1es fought through the 1949 50 basketball season tn a commendable fashlon Coach Stoners hoopsters started off on the rnght foot by doyx mng Bartlesytlle one of Oklahoma s top teams 1n thenr 1n1t1al contest 35 31 Next they rolled oy er the defendlng champlons the Iola Mus tangs 49 Z2 The team fought hard mn the two followxng encounters but were nosed out m the fmal seconds by Independence and Bartlesvxlle Breakmg even In the next few contests the btonerltes veent on to trounce the mtghty Parsons Vrktngs vtho were considered one of the best teams rn the state The 55 44 yxctory came after the boys began to play as one solld umt rn the last quarter The newly msptred nl ornado vunntng a majorlty of thelr games rose from frfth place they occupied prlor to the Parsons contest to 1 flnal place tn the third berth after presslng Parsons and Plttsburg all the veay for the tttle In the dlstrlct tourney at Neodesha the basketeers dropped a heartbreakmg one potnt dec1s1on to the Independence Bulldogs All rn all they completed 1 very successful season by wtnmg IZ of thetr I8 games I-Iarold 'I homas and Dlck Andreves were pxcked for the SLK squad wlth George Inlafford and Blll CI tpton recelvlng honorable mentlon Basketball letters for the year went to Andrews Thomas Moya Buckner I-Iafford Neale Ttpton and Crandall ov. Hs.., YN' ,-- N yo., ff, GOLDEN BREEZE rlrrst roul Bull Bromley Don Smtth Jay Brady Bob Buckner Johnny Jenkxns Charles McRcynolds Bxll Shores fSecond rowl James Riley Gene Knxght Bob Gilbert Don Stuart Ronnie Goodbar Lloyd George tlhlrd rowj Coach Andy McClure, Coach Oren btoner . I ', is X - ' J, 1- X . A 1 fy - ' N . x X A. ,M x C W .A ' ,v V - A 'f 2 . ,af ,. ' v A 'I Q g A A 7, 'xy ,, -M. Q X A Q- ' . A , ,' ' f P if is I ' ' 4 O ' H V ,,,, --.s 1-'-QQ. N I fl f W' M ' Q ' 1 , M ' V I 5 ' Q e - r . 1 . I 475 5' ' f ' ' EI ' Y i t f I 1 ,V 7 7 6 is X y gm 5 , I , if 2 11 1 I 5 2 . I Ki . ' M . XY , fI 1 1 I ' , J .' I' . ' '. . n: j . ' ' , 9 . . 7. . ' . L 4 L E ex Cl . ' 'c . cj c . . f' 4 , 1 . Q mi o. ' . ,. I. C Y v. Y , 3 . . x . x -, . I E 7 ' I V Y I 3 Y- ' 7 I ' A I I - 7 3 Y 5 3 I 9 . V T s I i I H -1 ' . A 3 I ' 1 s ' 9 b r I ' I V ' ' x , V' 1 V A I ' V I I T V 7' I I I Y . ' I 'I 3 I . P I I I 3 l 1 ' l I Y V 4 Y. . . D 'I 5 13 3 1 . I ' I 1 3 . ' 1 v 3 1 L v 1 y x - l ' x' 1 ' x v- I 3 I ' s ' U m xl ' x . i ! ' 3 Y K H I 1 D X l V Y I v 0 V ' 1 I f L Q fx 1 A 2 W . t . . 'lx ,f s