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

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Betty Murray-Copy Joan Berry-Features Gay McBride-Pictures t A Q we M All the other members ofoythen journslisyfngdepart- ment fsee Page 613 Shared in the this book and deserve ample icredit, oiyyy it y Jim Wimmer, ' p B B ' of iitf o oii'iliei Staff Photographer 'wrw-?zcsu1f1 W'i1 f,-f3,g', X.- F rohrn ffuyture 's Dis tam: e fWe'11 Look Baook Upon, The Scene, of Yesteryear k k Q3 1- ,fig 3 , o 1 oo 3 x W f, H ' 'I '9' 'ns 9. lx 4 . 7 hgh I c I I F I e wk an gnunlll' I F 'TF M ,SA wi! K if HS. ff s 0 1 ig Q 4 xl v , E. wif 1? ...htm X'-. 'E . '. 'xi 4 , 'si M MJISQFE N if M ,,.01V' V A. KLOTZ1-10013 Superintendent of SC X X 4 Y CLARK HENDRIX Principal of Field Kindley v N Q + . ' K gin wfwg' r f, ffifi w. Director MARIE DIGGS Director of Counseling E? Q. MQW LES LIE A. McKINNIS Vice-Principal if:r1f,:221!!,W.fEE'1f'12 ig'-vfz s o ,pw A VIOLA THOMPSON Trade School Secretary W i EUNICE HARVEY High School Secretary aixilme W f 66 ZF Li i W X ef? 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'Li' mf' EW N ' iw I .4 Fx 3 SEE? wig? if EQ M Q3j35 , M5 . , I, As I was lying there in bed, tired but relaxed after a long day A of finals, I fell asleep and had a dream. In that dream I saw my ' classmates as they will be in the year 1975. ,QSM Bill Inman and David Bynum were still trying to get out of Miss qflafd Hoover's senior literature class. Jim Leonard was doing a good job of sweeping the sidewalk in front of Maxie's, while Jerry Wat- son was inside chalking cues. Doretta Bluejacket Karns was the 'Nv- owner of the Casa Del, and she was billing Marcia Hall as the star bubble dancer. Johnny Jordan was Cornel Wilde's stand-in in - Hollywood. Ted Scherer wasn't there, but someone mentioned seeing him at Traxson's, holdinlgl down the job as head soda jerk. Richard Medley, the heavy weig t champion of the world, was there with the newest sensation since Marilyn Monroe, Kay Han- son. Richard credits his success to the work-outs he had in Keller's third hour gym class. Vicki Parker was head car-hop at the Westerner, and Bob Yates was the owner. That explains x why she has risen to such a high position. Gayle Ward was teach- ing a class for red-headed girls. The class is known as, How to Keep Your Temper and Keep Your Man. Glenn Carlile was the Chief of Police, and he had Shirley Speck workin as the Po- lice Matron. Glenn was still passing out gum to his griends. Jane, otherwise known as Dinger Walterscheid, was still putting pennies in cigarette packages at Claussen's Mer- cantile. Carole Gartner was demonstrating Packards on the popular television show, I Love Three Men. Dolores Montgomery was the star of this program. When I awoke from my nap I knew I would be late to the graduation exercises. After all my hard work to graduate from Field Kindley in three years, I just couldn't be late. I jumped out of bed, put on my cap and gown, and ran like mad for school. I knew I was late, but I didn't really know quite how late I was until I saw that Sally Duckworth and Jack Litty had already arrived. I knew that when those two got anywhere first, I was really late! .. ff riff 1- f 9 We, the senior class, being of what is commonly known as sound mind, do hereby establish this to be our last Will and Testament: I, R. C. Young, leave my efficiency to get m work done to Jerry Doop. We, the seniors of fifth hour choir, leave a ten pound sack of bird seed to Mr. Crow. I, Larry Downey, leave to join the other Wild Geese. I, Linda Graves, leave my scattered brains for Liz Littrell to pick up. We, Gerald Christmore and Gary Tongier, leave CoachCurrie1 to Alphonso Tate, Steve Davis, and Tony Grubbs. I, Fred Meek, leave by popular request. I, Barbara Bentley, commit my diet chart to Jean Smoot. I, Sue Ann McMillion, bequeath to Karen Kelso my ability to try walking down the hall like Marilyn Monroe. We, the senior drum corps girls, leave to the junior two-somes our lover's lane outside the drum corps room. I, Norman Hastings, leave my safe driving ability to Vicky Kilcoyne. I, Bill Inman, leave my flirting ability to David Seaton. I, ,fibxwfx Jerry Bradford, leave Miss Norfleet in peace. I, David Bynum, leave 2-3 ' NESS my speaking ability to Larry Spencer. We, the senior Tillies, take -'S 2 with us the best athletes ever to tread the halls of C.H. S. I, Car- 'F ,,. lene Greer, leave my spelling ability to Jackie Isham. I, Bill Q, ,.. Metzinger, am not going to leave an thing, because it's doubt- -' ,p,,, E pzprhh ful that I'll be leaving at all. I, Roger Rock Turner, leav V k I :ZIQVI H N151 ,.,,, .:,.-. z .'-t f ---:11 r obed choir, and am I glad! I, ob Alwood, leave mY Ak place on the football bench to Bobbe Scott. I, Sharon ' X f Crawford, don't have anything to leave. I, Kaye Horn- brook Powell, leave to gqo home and fix my husband's -efifi .'---'-'l , dmner. We, Sonya Per ins, Marilyn Pool, and Shirley q a Speck, leave our pep to Judy Toney and Judy LeClere. ! O I, Mary Sue Price, leave my peroxide bottle to Lynn Hunt. me -'i' ,.,: 52235 :IA zlz I fir zi, ::::l:2 55125-- 6 ll .. ..........,,.....,. SENIORS ROW ONE ADAMS, BARBARA JOAN Kayettes 2, G. A. A. 2, 3, 4, Tillies 4, Publications 4, Junior Play, Senior Play, Guidance Office 3, 4. ALEXANDER, EDWARD General Course. ALEXANDER, MAGADA Sigma Pi 2, Kayettes 2, Tillies 3, 4, Kavalkade 3, Junior Red Cross 4, QCO-Sec. J, Publications 4. ALLEN, COY F. F. A. 2, 3, 4, fPresident 45, Student Council QAILJ 4, Track 2. ALLRED, BILL General Course. ROW TWO ALWOOD, BOB Football 2, 3,4, Swimming 2, Track 3, 4, Key Club 2, 3,4, Stage Production 3. ARMSTRONG, LARRY Band 2, 3, 4. BILL, BABER A College-Prep. Course. BAKER, PATRICIA Home Making Course. BARLOW, GLEN Hi4Y 3,4, Custodian 3.4. ROW THREE BARNARD, LINDA Junior Play 3, Senior Play 4. BARNES, BETTY LOU Kayettes 3. BARNHART, HOWARD J. Auto Mechanics. BEACH,' PAUL D.E. Club 4, Hi-Y 2, 3,4, BEAM, CHARLES Auto Mechanics. ROW FOUR BELT, ROBERTA Waitress Club 2, Kavalkade 2, 3, 4, Student Council 4, Drum Corps 3, 4, fDrum Major 4j, G. A.A. 2, 3, 4. BENTLEY, BARBARA G. A. A. 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, Spanish Club 3, fSec- retaryj, Publications 4. BENTON, JUDY SUE Waitress Club 2, G. A. A. 2, 3, 4, Kayettes 3, 4, Spanish Club 3. BERRY, JOAN ELAINE Band 2, 3, 4, G. A. A. 4, Junior Play, Senior Play, Publications 3, 4, Junior Red Cross 4 fCo-treasurerj. BLUEJACKET, DORETTA Kayettes 2, 3, Red Cross Council 3, Kavalkade 3, 4, Senior Play. ROW FIVE BONI-IAM, MARSHALL Radio Club 3, Stage Crew 2. BOONE, BECKY Waitress Club 2, Drum Corps 3, 4, Kavalkade 2, 3, 4, Student Council 4, Robed Choir facc.J 2, 3, 4, Senior Play 4. BRADFORD, JERRY Hi-Y 2, 3, Kavalkade 2, Robe Choir 2, Choir 3, D. E. Club 4, College Prep. BRADY, SHIRLEY RUTH G.A. A. 2, Kayettes 3,4, Tillies 3, 4, Spanish Club 3. BRASCHLER, TOMMILENE Band 2, 3, 4, Waitress Club 2, Drum Corps 3, 4, Kay- etres 2. ROW SDI BRAY, BRUCE Band 2, Hi-Y 3, D. E. Club 4, Junior Classical League 3, 4. BROWN, CHARLES General Course. BROWN, PANSY Cleveland Pep Club. BUCHANAN, CAROL Kayettes 2, 3, 4,' Kavalkade 3, Junior Play, Senior Play. . BUSTER, RICHARD Football 2, 3, 4, Student Council 3, Kavalkade 2, 4. BELOW BYNUM, DAVID Debate 2, 3, 4, Key Club 2, 3, 4, fPresident 41, Or- chestra 2, 3, Choir 3, 4, Kavalkade 2, 3, 4, Junior Play, Senior Play, Student Council 2, 3, 4, fPresi- dent 41, Junior Class President, Thespians 3, 4. CAREY, DEAN Tennis 2, 3, 4. CARLILE, GLEN WILEY Hi-Y 3, 4, Coffey Grinders Hot Rod Club 3, 4. CASORT, JEANIE Kayettes 2, 3, Kavalkade 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 2, 3, 4, Junior Red Cross 4. CHARLESWORTH, BILL I-li-Y 2, 3, 4, Football 2, Kavalkade 3, 4, Junior Red Cross 2, 3, 4, Nice-Pres. 43, Senior Play. .........,..l Aww ffl' x fm 41 l' .gm 5 will 3 I . 5 k RW if 'Z 4 W 2 wiv stmoks Row our cHR1sTMoRr-:. GERALD Robed Choir 2, 3, 4, Basketball 3, 4, Kavalkade 2, 3, 4. COC!-IRAN, LARRY Band 2, 3, 4, Swingsters 3, 4, Swimming 2, 3, Kaval- kade 3, 4. COLBERT, DON General Course. COOK, IANICE ELIZABETH Waitress Club 2, Junior Red Cross 3, Kayettes 2, 3, Junior Classical League 3, 4, Tillies 3, 4. COWMAN, MARILYN Waitress Club 2, Kayettes 2, 3, 4, Kavalkade 2, Or- chestra 2, G. A. A. 2, 3, 4, Junior Play 3, Thespians 3, 4, Junior Red Cross 3, 4, Senior Play 4, Tillies 4. ROW TWO COX, CAROL Kayettes 2, Tillies 3, Junior Red Cross 3, 4, Kaval- kade 4. CRAWFORD, SHARON Kavalkade 4, Orchestra 4, Kayettes 4, Robed Choir 4, Student Council 4, Sigma Pi 4, Football Queen 4, Transfer from Neleigh, Nebraska. CROWL, THELMA MARIE Waitress Club 2. DARST, YVONNE Waitress Club 2, Kayettes 2, 3, Tillies 3, 4, Junior Red Cross 3. DEAN, JOHNNY Band 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, fPresident 4J, Orchestra 4, Football 3,4, Radio Club 3, Kavalkade 3. ROW THREE DENNY, DOROTHY Waitress Club 2, Tillies 3,4, Kayettes 2, 3, Junior Red Cross 4. DICK, CHARLES General Course. DOWNEY, LARRY Swimming 2, 4, Junior Play 3, Spanish Club 3. DRAPER, JIM General Course. DUCKWORTH, SALLY Drum Corps 3, 4, Kayettes 2, Orchestra 2, 3, Waitress Club 2, G. A. A. 2, Student Council 2. ROW FOUR ECKLUND, JAN G. A.A. 2, Kayettes 2, 3, Kavalkade 2, 3, Junior Play 3, Stage Production 4. EHART, CATHERINE MAUDEAN G. A. A. 2. ELI, BOB Band 2, 3, 4, Stage Crew 2. ELI, WYVONNA Kayettes 3. EUBANKS, JOAN Waitress Club 2, G. A. A. 2, Junior Classical League 4. ROW FIVE EWING. JUDI Kavalkade 2, 3, 4, Kayettes 2, 3, Robed Choir 2, 3, 4. FAIR, DONNA G. A. A. 2, Kavalkade 2. FERWALT, MARY General Course. FINE, DOROTHY ANN X Waitress Club 2, Band 2, 3,45 G. A. A. 2, 4: Tillies 3. 4 Kayettes 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 3, 4, Junior RecLCross 4. FISHER, JOE General Course. ROW SIX FISK, GENE General Course. FITZSIMMONS, NELLIE IO Kayettes 2, 3, 4, G. A. A. 2, 3, 4. FOX, MURIEL Kayettes 2, 3, 4, Robed Choir 2, 3, 4, Kavalkade 2, 3, 4, Tillies 3, Junior Play 3, Senior Play 4, Thespians 4, Junior Classical League 4. FOX, BILL General Course. QARMAN, BARBARA 'lf' Kayettes 4, Kavalkade 4. , BELOW GARRIOTT, JEARLD General Course. GARTNER, CAROLE Waitress Club 2, Band 2, 3, G. A.A. 2. 3, 4. GILSTRAP, VIRGINIA Kayettes 2, 3. GOTTSCHALK, TWILA MAE Waitress Club 2, Debate 2, Tillies 3, 4, Thespians 3, 4, CTreas. 4J, Junior Play 3. GRAVES, BUDDY Hi-Y 3, 4, fTreas. 45, Kavalkade 3, 4. -.5 A5 911 W ANU!! 'AF 1,45 Vx x fan, Ahh. 'Q p Q5 M 5 X 3 .X R ,us 'W -L .., 1, m ' ,v-at A19 5 sf! ga-A A Y Rx X SENIORS ROW ONE GRAVES, LINDA Waitress Club 2: Orchestra 2, 3: Kavalkade 2, 3, 4: Kayettes 3: Junior Play: Thespians 3, 4: Drum Corps 3, 4: Senior Play. GREENE, DON Football 2, 3, 4: Track 2, 3, 4: Robed Choir 4. GREER, CARLENE Waitress Club 2: Student Council 2, 3: G. A. A. 2, 3, 4: Robed Choir 3, 4: Drum Corps 3, 4, QSec. 41: Kavalkade 3, 4. GROTHER, CHARLES F. F. A. 2, 3, 4, Sentinel 4. HALL, MARCIA Waitress Club 2, fPres.j: Sec. -Treas. Sophomore Class: Kayettes 2, 3, 4, fPres. 43: G. A. A. 2: Sigma Pi 2, 3, 4, fSec. -Treas. 4j: Kavalkade 2, 3, 4: Drum Corps 3, 4: Robed Choir 3, 4: Junior Classical League 3, 4. ROW TWO HANSON, KAY G. A. A. 2, 3, 4: Kavalkade 2, 3, 4: Waitress Club 2, fSec,j: Junior Play 3: Drum Corps 3, 4: Vice-Pres. of Sophomore Class 2. HARDAWAY, FRANCES MARIE General Course. HARPER, ROBERT Tennis Team 2, 3, 4: Band 2, 3, 4: Kavalkade 3, 4. HARTLEY, FRANK Hi-Y 4. HASTINGS, NORMAN F. F. A. 2, 3: D. E. Club 3. ROW THREE HASTINGS, SAUNDRA G. A. A. 2: Junior Play 3: Tillies Reporter 4: Publi- cations 4. HAVERFIELD, KENNETH Band 2, 3, 4: Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: Track 4. HAYES, BETTY General Course. l-IEACOCK, LOUIS Band 2, 3, 4: Hi-Y 4: Swingsters 4: Radio Club 4. HEAD, PHYLLIS CAROL Kayettes 2. ROW FOUR HEDRICK. JERRY General Course, HENSLEY, BOB General Course. HILDERBRAND, CHARLES Mechanics Course. HOEY, PHIL Student Council 3: Football 3, 4. HOLDER, MARY JANE Kayettes 3: G. A. A. 3: Robed Choir 4, ROW FIVE HOSENEY, VESTA Junior Classical League 3, 4. HOVIS, CHARLES General Course. INMAN, BILL Football 2, 3, 4: Basketball 2, 3, 4: Sigma Pi 2, 3, 4: Track 3: Student Council 3, 4: Vice-Pres. of Junior Class. ISBELL, FLYNN Track 2. JOHNSON. IOANN Robed Choir 3,4: Kavalkade 3, 4. ROW SIX JOHNSON, MARIE OLLIE Dunbar Club 2, 3, 4. JORDAN. JOHNNY Track 2, 3, 4: D. E. Club 4. KIDWELL. IOLEEN Waitress Club 2: Kayettes 2: Robed Choir 3, 4: Kav- alkade 3, 4: Sigma Pi 2, 3, 4, KIMBREL, PAT G. A. A. 2: Publications 4. KIRBY, LARRY Kavalkade 2, 3, 4. BELOW KNIGHT, 'HELOISE Dunbar Club 2, 3, 4. LATINIS, MARGARET Waitress Club 2: Kayettes 2, 3, 4: Robed Choir 3, 4: Tillies 3, 4: Thespians 3, 4: Senior Play 4: Sigma Pi 2, 3, 4, fReporter 41: Ir. Red Cross Council 4: Jr. Classical League 3, 4: Kavalkade 3,4: Stage Pro- duction 4: Publications 4. LEE, DONALD Hi-Y 2, 3: Track 2, 3, 4: Kavalkade 3, 4: Robe Choir 3. LEONARD, JIM Football 2, 3, 4: Basketball 2, 3: Swimming 4: Track 1, 2, 3. LEWIS, DERRALD Radio Club 3. fx I' I 'T' 1-05 -sul' 'fir ,rm ji ? ,pl L.. , ...5',.i.ilg-?x 622' D10 Ax SENIORS e ROW ONE LINDSAY, EDDIE Band 2, 3, 4, fDrum Major 3j, Orchestra 2, 3, Swingsters 2, 3, 4, Golf Squad 3, 4, Kavalkade 2, 3, 4. LISTON, CHARRON Kavalkade 2, G. A. A. 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 3, 4, Senior Play. LITTRELL, BEVERLY Waitress Club 2, Tillies 3, 4. LITTY, JACK Football 2,4, Basketball 2, Track 3,4, Stage Pro- duction 3, 4, Key Club 3, 4, Kavalkade 2, 3, 4. LONG, JIM Track 2. ROW TWO LOVELESS, BERNICE Kayettes 2, 3, D. E. Club 4, LYBARGER, WAYNE Hi-Y 3, Radio Club 3. MCBRIDE, GAY Waitress Club 2, Kayettes 2, Kavalkade 2, 3, 4, Band 2, 3,4, Drum Corps 3, 4, Publications 4. MCCARTER, HARRIETT Waitress Club 2, G. A. A. 2, 3, Kayettes 2, 3, 4, fRe- porter 31, Tillies 3.4, fVice-Pres. 4j, Robed Choir 4, Kavalkade 4. MCGUIRE, COLLEEN Kayettes 3, G.A.A. 3. ROW THREE MCGUIRE, LAVERDA . Waitress Club 2, Kayettes 2, Sigma Pi 2, 3, Tillies 3, 4, Nice-Pres. 42. MCINTOSH, RWERT Hi-Y 2, 3. McMILLION, SUE ANN Waitxess Club 2, Kavalkade 2, 3, 4, Tillies 3, QCheer- leaderj, G.A. A. 2, 3, Kayettes 2, 3, 4, Junior Classical League 3, 4, Stage Production 4, Publi- cations 4. MAJORS, SHIRLEY JO General Course. MARTIN, PAT Kavalkade 2, 3, 4, Waitress Club 2, Junior Play, Senior Play, Thespians 3, 4, G. A.A. 2, 3, 4, fPres. 45, Kayettes 4, Publications 4. ROW FOUR MATHIS, CHARLES Debate 2, Radio Club 3, 4. MATHIS, MARY ELLEN G. A. A. 2: D.E. Club 4. MAVERS, DON Football 2, Track 4. MEDLEY, RICHARD A . 4 Key Club 3, 4, Band 2, 3, 4, QPres, -43, Debate 2, 3, 4 I-li-Y 3, Kavalkade 4. MEEK, FRED Football 3, Kavalkade 3, 4, Junior Play, Thespians 3, 4, Publications 4. ROW FIVE MEHL. JOHN Football 2. MENDOZA, LYDIA Student Council 4, QAlt.J. MERCHANT, WALTER M. Auto Mechanic Course. METZINGER, BILL Key Club 2, 3, 4, fTreas. 41, Golf 2, 3,4, Junior Play, Senior Play, Thespians 3, 4, Nice-Pres. 4j, D. E. Club 4, fPreS.j, Kavalkade 4, Publications 4. MILLER, IRA CHARLES Orchestra 2, Band 3, 4, ROW SIX MILLS, LARRY Tennis 2, Robed Choir 3, Basketball 2, 3, Football 2, 3, 4, Track 3, 4. MIRANDA, MARY Waitress Club 2, G. A. A. 2, 4, Tilries 3. MOBERLY, CAROLYN G. A. A. 2, 3, 4, Kayettes 2, 3, 4, Junior Red Cross 3, 4, Kavalkade 3. MONTAGUE, BOB General Course. MONTGOMERY, DOLORES Waitress Club 2, G. A. A. 2, 3, 4, Student Council 2 Drum Corps 3, 4, Nice-Pres. 43, Kavalkade 3, 4, Spanish Club 3, Publications 4. BELOW MOORE, JIM Junior Play, Kavalkade 3, Tennis 3, Thespians 3, 4, Publications 4. MORRIS, MILDRED G.A.A. 2. MOSES, DIANNE G. A. A. 2, Debate 3, 4, fCo-Sec. 47, Kavalkade 3, Publications 4. MOYER, ROBERT Football 3,4, Track 3, Sigma Pi 2, 3, 4, Junior Classical League 3, 4, fPres. 33. MURRAY, BETTY Waitress Club 2, Kayettes 2, 3, Drum Corps 3, 4, Band 2, 3, 4, Kavalkade 2, 3, 4, Publications 4. 1 iff! Mex' 1' V3 ,ask 5 1 xi' F- 1 Q WN... A M Q sa-'f-E: N' f iff sk SENIORS ROW ONE NEWMAN, DIXIE Kavalkade 3, 4. OGG, SHERRIE Kayettes 2, Kavalkade 2, 3, 4, Drum Corps 3, 4, Junior Red Cross 4, fSec. 41, Waitress Club 2, Pub- lications 4. PARKER, VICKI Kavalkade 2, 3, 4, Robed Choir 2, 3, 4, fPres. 41, Sigma Pi 2, 3,4, Drum Corps 3, 4, G. A. A. 2, 3, fVice-Pres. 31, Junior Play, Swimming Attendant 3, Thespians 4, Publications 4, PERKINS, SONYA ANN Waitress Club 2, Orchestra 2, 3, Student Council fSec. 41, Kayettes 2, Sigma Pi 2, 3, Kavalkade 2, 3, 4, Tillies 3, 4, fCheerleader 41. PARTINGTON, CAROLE General Course. ROW TWO PFEIFER, CHARLES Kavalkade 2, Radio Club 3, Golf 2, 3, 4. PFOHL, PEARL Kayettes 2, 3, 4, Red Cross 4, Kavalkade 3, 4, Junior Play, Senior Play. POOL, MARILYN Waitress Club 2, G. A. A. 2, 3, Kayettes 2, 3, 4, Robed Choir 3, 4, Tillies 3, 4, fCheerleader 41. POWELL, KAYE Waitress Club 2, Kavalkade 2, 3, Kayettes 2, 3. PRICE, MARY SUE Waitress Club 2, Robed Choir 3, 4, fSec. 41, Drum Corps 3, 4, fPres. 41, Kavalkade 3, 4, Senior Play, G. A. A. 2, 4, Junior Classical League 3,4, Student Council 3. ROW THREE PURKEY, IOANNE G. A. A. 3,4, Spanish Club 3, 4, Kavalkade 3.. REDDING, WILLARD fTrans. from Severy1 4, F. F. A. 2, 3, 4, RIPLEY, DENNIS Orchestra 2, 3. ROBERTS, GLORIA General Course. ROMIG, LARRY l-li-Y 2, 3, 4, Track 3, Football 4, Band 2, 3, 4, fVice-Pres. 41. ROW FOUR RYAN, MARTIN A. Football 3, 4, SCHERER, TED Swimming 1, 2, 3, 4, Thespians 4, Kavalkade 3, 4, Junior Play, Senior Play, Spanish Club 3, Robed Choir 3, 4. SEATON, DICK Robed Choir 2, 3, 4, Swimming 1, 2, 3, 4, Thespians 3, 4, Kavalkade 2, 3, 4, Key Club 2, 3, 4, Student Council 2, 3, fVice-Pres. 31, Sigma Pi 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 3. SELLS, ORVILLE LEE D. E. Club 4. SHADE, MARIE General Course. ROW FIVE SIMPSON, MARILYN IANICE Band 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 2, 3, 4, G. A. A. 2, 3,4, Kay- ettes 2, 3, 4, Kavalkade 2, 3, 4, Robed Choir 4. SIMS, CAROLYN Kayettes 2, 4, Kavalkade 2, 4, Robed Choir 4, Senior Play, fGraduated in two years1. SITSLER, SHIRLEY MAE General Course, G. A. A. 2. SKINNER, CLEONA lTrans. from Carthage, Mo. 41, Band 3, 4, Publi- cations 3, Kayettes 4, Junior Red Cross 4, Junior Play, Senior Play, Kavalkade 4, SLUSHER, LEON Hi-Y 3, 4, Band 2, 3, 4, Radio 3, Robed Choir 3, Kavalkade 2, 3, Senior Play. ROW SIX SMITH, BETTY Kayettes 2, 3, Red Cross 3, Tillies 3, 4, Kavalkade 2, 3, 4. SPECK, SHIRLEY ANN Waitress Club 2, Red Cross 3, Tillies 3, 4, fCheer- leader 41, Robed Choir 2, 3, 4, Sec. -Treas. Senior Class, Kavalkade 2, 3, 4, Stage Production 4, Student Council 4. SPEECE, COLLEEN Tillies 3,4, fPres. 41, Sigma Pi 3, 4, Red Cross 4, Kavalkade 3, Publications 4. SPRINGER, EDWARD L. General Course. STEPHENS, GLENDA Kayettes 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 3, G. A. A. 2. BELOW STEPHENS, JIM General Course. STRIMPLE, DEAN General Course. STROUD, HAROLD D. F. F. A. 4, fTreas.1. SWEENEY, MARGARET Kayettes 2, 3, Robed Choir 4, Kavalkade 4, SWOPE, TED Band 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 3, 4. :Q 'Tk' L. 1 ,.-L p x is '53 A SENIORS ROW ONE TATE, DAVID Kavalkade 3. TESH, ROLLIE Student Council 2, Junior Play, Senior Play, Thes- pians 3, 4, fPres. 47, Football 2, 3, Key Club 3, 4, Publications 4, Stage Production 4, Kavalkade 4. THOMPSON. JIM General Course. THOMPSON, NILUS General Course. THOMPSON, WANDA Waitress Club 2, G. A. A. 2, Tillies 3. ROW TWO THORNE, LARRY Band 2, 3, 4, Robed Choir 4, Key Club 3,4, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Kavalkade 2, 3, 4, Radio Club 4. TONGIER, GARY Band 2, Kavalkade 2, Key Club 3, 4, Tennis 2, 3,4, Basketball 2, 3, 4. TOSI-I, LOREN Hi-Y 3. TROTTER, LARRY Football 2, 3, 4, Swimming 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, Junior Play, Thespians 3, 4, Band 3, 4. TURNER, ROGER Kavalkade 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, Robed Choir 4. ROW THREE TWITCHELL, VIRGIL General Course. VAUGHN, PAT Kayettes 3, G. A. A. 3, 4. WAGES, KAREN Kayettes 2, Waitress Club 2, Student Council 3. WAGES, SHARON Waitress Club 2, Kayettes 2, G. A. A. 2, Student Council 4. WAGNER, DON F. F. A. 2, 3, 4. ROW FOUR WALTERSCHIED, DINGER Waitress Club 2, Nice-Pres. J, Kavalkade 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 3, Student Council 3, Band 2, Or- chestra 3,4, Drum Corps 3, 4, G. A. A. 2, Sec. - Treas. of Junior Class. WALTRIP, GERALDINE General Course. WARD, GAYLE Waitress Club 2, Kayettes 2, 3, 4, G. A. A. 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 3, Sigma Pi 2, 3, 4, Drum Corps 3,4 Robed Choir 3, 4, Kavalkade 3, 4, Pres. of Senior Class. WASSON, CHARLES Band 2, 3,4, Kavalkade 2, Radio Club 3. WATSON, JERRY Football 2, 3, 4, Track 3,4, Kavalkade 3. ROW FIVE WATTS, ELIIAH General Shop. WATTS, GENEVA IRENE G. A. A. 3, College Prep, WHITE, HELEN Business Course. WILES, JERRY Robed Choir 2, 3, Vocational Course. WIMMER, JAMES F. Football 2, 3, Choir 2, 3, Hi-Y 4, Senior Play, pians 4, Publications 4. ROW SIX WILSON, GERALDINE Robed Choir 4, Drum Corps 3,4, Kavalkade 4. WISHALL, PAT Kayettes 3, G. A. A. 3, 4. WOOLDRIDGE, HARRY Hi-Y 4. YATES, BOB Thes Swimming 2, 3, 4, Robed Choir 2, 3, 4, Kavalkade 2, 3, 4, King Kay 3. YATES, DARREL General Course. BELOW YORK, KENNETH I-li-Y 2, 3, 4, Debate 2, Publications 3, 4. YOUNG, R. C. Football 2, 3, 4, Kavalkade 3, Swimming 2, 4, Robed Choir 3, Track 3, 4, Publications 4. YOUNG, SHIRLEY ANN Secretarial Course. GUATNEY, CHARLES Special Course, ff YM.: C' 'H .sgy l ' X., . . I .4mp53 X ,Il tif? M - V I 'W I Vw? 45 4 Shirley Speck - Secretary-Treasurer Bob Alwood - Vice-President Gayle Ward - President Leonard Montgomery-Dewey Rice Custodians ' 4 ' E Chester Todd Head Custodian Ralph Pate Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds im Xfi w 7d0fg4a.2ll664t sam, SW 9m6etdall2aew wamaam SQQKWVI Ill lbw Judy Toney Football Basketball ll David Seawu Jerry Watson Kavalkade 30 Kavalkade Sherrie Ogg Judlf LeC1 Basketball Footballere Vicki P l Swlrfl Donna Casey .arker Swlm Z' g X Kmdley raw ,f- ' S ff!! P' , nf' t I 'Q 2 I Y s I V s x Xgsx xg-.kg f' .d.--Exilim .51 ,YJ .ffwf W Z WUNS K , 8 .Q ' ,if Wi3j,MiQW55g wwf' .19 My 25.62 W' My -1 7w',f QQQ q. t'WxQMml9 Affiif 4:2 ,wi A ., Q 1 lv' 9 -A 1. 1 . , xg K el . N, ', :M ' V at . . N ' X N5 . 2 ,x M H X, i yy 'X' X 'Q ,f , W Y ' ' ' 1 ' m X K NN X . xg RV x E 5 'N , ex y . l -. f V.- ' 4 If N NK , v, . 3 X .4 ' Student Council FIRST ROW,LEFT TO RIGHT: Tommy Jordan, Herman Bynum, David Bynum, Sonya Perkins, Mary Louise Scott, Judy LeClere, Karolyiz Kastler. SECOND ROW: Kay Seigal, Gay Miga, Sharon Wages, Sharon Bonham, Beverly Suggs, Judy Toney, David Seaton, Otha Fields. THIRD ROW: Bill Inman, Gwen Gray, Marcia Hall, Sharon Crawford, Roberta Belt, Becky Boone, Deana Kirkrnan, Shirley Speck, Janice Beisley. FOURTH ROW: Larry Miller, Charles Thurston, Dick Clausing, Gary Losh, Darrel Rice. Not in picture, Denice Bray, Leon Braschler, Dale Soles. ,J M ' 258 S Ho O V E r p O n S O r ' . ,, :I - i . . . S I- i f , Co unc 11 Off rc e r s MQ myi, Q He rrnan y B ynum - Vic e P re s id ent lte, Sonja Perkins - Sec. Treas. David Bynum - President ' - t t- 1 -f.-tr ' t - ' , e as ppc .isi i G n t 4 ' - S 54 S 33 v ROW ONE,LEFT TO RIGHT: Mildred Carpenter, Dorothy Caresio, Miss Keller, Pat Martin. ROW TWO: Isabel Rodriquez, Joyce York, Sue Pierce, Charlotte Shamblin, Pat Knisley, Patricia McGinley. ROW THREE: Judy Caraway, Jo- anne Purkey, Dorothy Fine, Carolyn Moberly, Janice Simpson, Jovita Redding. ROW FOUR: Mildred Gottschalk, Margaret Lamson, Billie Jean Reaves, Karolyn Kastler, Mary Stroud, Betty Gray. ROW FIVE: Virginia Church. Judy Benton, The Girls Athletic Association Pat Wishall, Nellie Jo Fitzsimmons, Alicia Rosales, Janet Leonard. ROW SIX: is an organization designed to help Pat Vaughn, Joan Adams, Lois Cowan, Mary Wilder, Sondra Oskinson, Joan promote good Sportsmanship, de- Eubanks. ROW SEVEN: Ellen Fox, Joan Berry, Beatrice Purkey Jolmda Hurd, Velop leadership, and to provide Lynn Hunt, Mary Belle Roberts. ROW EIGHT: Joyce Stout, Carol Walker, Phyliss . . . an o portunity to take part in social Carter, Christine Jackson, Charron Liston. ROW NINE: Merietta Wagner, Sandra . pu Rogers. Judy Toney, Marilyn Metzer, Carol Ewbanks, Jean Schact, lean Smoot. ff T -J. ' 1 5 . 34 activities. Officers this year are: president, Pat Martin: vice-president, Melissa Littrellg secretary, Mildred Carpen- ter, treasurer, Dorothy Caresiog point keeper, Deanne Kirkmang Scrap book keeper, Sandy McNabney. G. A. A. is sponsored by Miss Bar- bara Ann Keller. This year 80 members partici- pated in basketball, volleyball, swimming, and czity recreation basketball. The group took part in the annual play-day at K. S. T. C. , Pittsburg. i Q- - Q 7 s. 2 I 2.1 'SEQ' R if E3 is FRONT ROW,LEFT TO RIGHT: Mildred Gottschalk, Donna Waddell, Mary Stroud, Sharon Bonham, Carol Walker, Elizabeth Moberly, Virginia Bonham, Carole Johnston, Christine Jackson. SECOND ROW: Beverly Walters, Jolayne Kraft, Betty Kiddoo, Beverly Suggs, Betty Gray, Judith Olinger, Eleanor Fitzgerald, Elizabeth Williamson, Merittia Wagner, Earlene Carrico, Ann Christy, Donna Stewart, Kay Smith, Phyllis Carter. BACK ROW: Billye Jean Reaves, Connie Smith. TheiWaMmessClub,con- sisting of 50 members, was organizedin194l,forthe purposeofservingthecorn- munity efficiently as wait- ressesforcivhzandother organizadonbanquets.'They havegainedwdderecognnion becauseofthefinejobthey dm To become a member the girls must be in the sophomore class and maintain a HC average. One of the highlights of the year is the formal dance which was held on December 4. The '54-55 officers were: President, Sandra hAcNabneyg Vice-President, Sharon Bon- hann Secretary -'Treasurer, Jolayne Kraft Fhstorian, Jackielshanr Waitress Club SPONSORS FRONT ROW,LEFT TO RIGHT: Anita Coday, Mary Beth Vowell, Joan Cerny, Phyllis Lewis, Donna Casey, Denise Bray, Gwen Akins, Marilois Hamlin, Judy Caraway. SECOND ROW: Joan Rice, Jeanette Ross, Margaret Lamson, Rosalind Riggs Sandra McNabney, Mikie Myres, Mary Belle Roberts, Sharon Lewin, Joyce Stout, Patsy Stephens, Carole Bartlett. BACK ROW: Jackie Isham, Karolyn Kastler, Lynn Hunt. as J .4 t .. . -m ,Sli i f .. ' it Kayette KAYETTE BOARD FIRST ROW: Nellie Io Fitzsimmons, Sue McMillion, Dorothy Car- esio, Shirley Lewis, Sue McCarter, Kay Jean Jarrett, Mildred Car- penter. SECOND ROW: Mary Louise Scott, Melissa Littrell, Sand- ra McNabney, Denise Bray, Nancy McFerrin. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Eckhardt, Miss Cabbell, Judy Benton, Vice-Presidentg Gayle Ward, Secretaryg Marcia Hall, President, Margaret Rees, Mrs. Rush, Miss Bergerson. The Kayettes were led through a successful year under the enthusias- tic guidance of their president, Marcia Hall. This organization is dedicated to the program of spiritual, cultural, and recreational activities. The activities in which the Kay- ettes have taken part this year are: selling tags for the Navy Mothers, Chi1dren's Christmas Party, they supplied the needy families with Christmas baskets and also sent CARE packages overseas, present- ed the Easter and Thanksgiving cha- pels, Dad-Daughter Chili Supper, Mother-Daughter Tea, Heart-Sister Week, and the Senior Farewell. Miss Cabbell, Mrs. Rush, Mrs. Eckhardt, and Miss Bergerson are the sponsors. Heacock, James Wimmer, Glen Carlile. In 1915 the late Wendell Wilkie, one time candidate for pres ident, headed the first Hi-Y organization in Coffeyville. In its existence at Field Kindley Memorial High, it has endeavored to serve its purpose To create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and community, high standards of Christian Charac- ter. Any boy enrolled in school may join the Hi-Y if he is willing to accept the purpose of Hi-Y as his purpose, and the Hi-Y platform as his goal. There are many activities for members of Hi-Y. Besides the spring and fall picnics, there are conferences and assem- blies, speakers at each ofthe regular meetings, and a swim in the pool afterwards. The officers of Hi-Y are: Johnny Adair, presidentg Char- les Eklund, vice president, Harry Graves, secretaryg Glenn Carlile treasurer. The members of the cabinet include: Ken- neth York, Larry Thorne, Bill Charlesworth, Vic Faulkner, and Tony Grubbs. Mr. Frank Thorne is the sponsor. FRONT ROW,LEFT TO RIGHT: Harry Graves, Kenneth York, Johnny Adair, Ted Swope. SECOND ROW: Leon Slusher, Larry Thorne, Larry Romig, Kenny Haverfield, Bill Charlesworth, THIRD ROW: Louis TNATk NF BOY! 5K f - , N cusp-un-ian I- 1 Y' .. tx-D2 -ISN Den- Casey, Dea OHU3 sing, Jean Schact, D QU Dick Cl Herman Bynum, Swope, Ted strong, HU R1GHT: Larry A TO ONE,LEFT W RO Walworth, fa Sond us, Joan Berry, BH cM rant M O:G TW ROW arles Wasson, and Larry Thorne, Ch Kirkman, Janice Simpson, nis Charles Karen Elsey, Roger Hollyfield, Jack Kurtz, Shirley Lewis, Bob Scott, Darrell Rice, Bauer, H1 ,Ii Burge Bill HHS! Cleona Ski ROW Joe Lemming, Richard Norfleet, and Loretta Mann. J mmy Allen, Dorothy Rench, Lois Cowan, ..-4 Eklund, Berlene Carson, id, Leslie Heacock, Dan- Re Bob Larry Romig, Jack Metzen, ndsay, Bob Harper, Medley, Eddie Li hran, Richard OC THREE: Larry C Haverfield, Rosson, Kenny ke r, Mi Mary Carte UC Fi Saundra Latimer, Dorothy harles Miller, Betty Kiddoo, Ellen Fox, Dixon, C HY Betty Gray, Don Oneslager, Gary Tosh, y Trotter Larr ING: Leon Slusher, s Heacock. STAND Lou and .-4 d Moore, Phil Pulliam, Bu Hilder- HUDB ary ding, M 00 Donnell G bard, ub abney, Judy Caulfield, Kreta Carson, Jean Beal, Linda H N tz, Sandra McN David ..- il Ph McBride, and Murray, Gay Betty Braschler, CHC mmil To tured are: John Adair not pic SS McFerrin. 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U3 x-1 C as O E 3- 3 C30 LP QPZ: ro H-H at Q' mu od QQ fu as O if mv ,U Z C5 Zcfuim ages AJC 'gf-Tzsm cGtnU U LQ m 0 as :Bin r-4'-4 Q, mcse-' :SOE Click Cmom M M-H CL 0 Q4 is gk ' egcmx CD W 3 C3 Q C-DO:-Us '5-U23 -Qmrgmfo waeef 3.5mm ,gUJ..-4..CID- 'uoagm E04-EPS..-4'g ghsre m2m,x:.'2 3:32 'Uo'Urcs UMC U imma -22352 Saiim SOM-id H cu iv an 3 3 ,l 0rohe tra FIRST ROW,LEFT TO RIGHT: Janice Simpson, Don Oneslager, Rosalind Riggs, Judy LeClere, Joveta Redding, Deana Kirkman, Kay Jarrett, Sharon Joseph, David North. SECOND ROW: Beverly Exum, John Vakas, Bobby Scott, Denise Bray, Sharon Crawford, Berlene Carson, Johnny Adair, Dinger Walterscheid, Karolyn Kastler, Connie Smith. ROW THREE: Jolayne Kraft, Jean Smoot, Anita Coday, Donna Casey, Sandra McNabney, Lance Simpson, Don Brunger, Ellen Fox, Mary Rathburn, Joan Hurst. STANDING: Annette Swift, Mikie Myers, Gary Losh, Jean Casort, Mary Lou Hawkins, Jo Ann Page, Mildred Carpenter, Kay Hanson, Donna Waddell. gif, J ff l 1 +A fl 45l2Ulf'?sff.121L1sY':.:f 2 - ':rr- iff2'f,'Qf 'sii DINNER 0Hes13 HESTRA rkzk get ,,,, V,f,,-f', - ger, D I Beyerl ,ty, Mildred Carpeeliga Kirkman IJ2aExum, john Vak I- Kay Ha' Ylarrept 35. Jani , HSOH ' Mafy Lou ce S'mps ' Haw - ons D0 king U 1 IE-in Cason The orchestra with a membership of thirty nine is directed by Mr. Harvey Lewis. Besides the main orchestra there is a dinner orchestra which plays for various banquets throughout the year. Some of the highlight performances of the main orchestra this year included the SEK orchestra festival held in Chanute, the junior and senior plays, Paul Harvey, Lions Club concert, and The Kavalkade. 39 . A, K7 it , i X-. As the years go by the Tornado Tillies Pep and Ser- vice Club still gains in activ- ities and prestige. The 26th annual reunion was held in the Sunflower Room of the Hotel Dale. The theme, Back to Kansas, was carried out in the pro- gram and decorations. Many of the members were active in other organ- izations such as: Sigma Pi, Kayettes, Thespians, Junior Classical League, G. A. A. and the Junior Red Cross. W -N Tornado S E igii ? is FDA agr- L if 'YK . flu.. ' X ' f - Q' .ek EV ' 1 K1 K. W' -me . a 'F' 4 X i l iii ! p p S Q W V if r fi ,' 'ff--'f ' f i lf H159 , - 'XNDU Q7- . 1 ,r 'MFT -I' Y ,z :K ga, 2 W ' Z2 Es' Q f Several of the Tillie activ- ities this year were: attending all home football and basketball games as well as some out-of- town ones, track and swimming meets, planning pep assemblies and coronations, selling season tickets and schedule pencils, Christmas party, helping with the March of Dimes Drive, the annual reunion, ushering for the Junior and Senior plays, Bunny- Buddy Week, initiating new mem- bers, and the senior farewell. Tillie l,t. t lll tlp a l '- tipp t li if ly 1, if l H .iipi W L f illl f ' Vi i E f a l,st ti.i ltssklls i s 4. it l talk .. , talll New 2 I V V ' ii l l lslt N, 1 lils at -ef l 1 l slt ' stsi at ,, lllss llllsa 4 ' 1- ,Q . , Helen Glaser Sponsor X . -x -. 4 r 7 1 M ' x G fs 43 ,w . ' br 1 r , 'X 4 W -1 If 5 1, fs-v 'll' I I ,L Vi.. 'fo c N Qc! Job au O 5 Zi' 10 A Juwoa Sponsors: Helen Glaser Barbara Keller Iohn Charlesworth KNEELING,LEFT TO RIGHT: Magada Alexander, co-secretary, Bill Charlesworth, vice president: Sherrie Ogg, co-secretaryg Ioan Berry, co-treasurerg lack Metzenypresident Ed die Weber, co-treasurer. ROW TWO: Carolyn Moberly, Ioan Adams, Carol Cox, Cleona Skinner, Ellen Fox, Sandra Walworth, Darlene Draeger, Jean Casort. ROW THREE: Col leen Speece, Dorothy Denny, Margaret Latinis, Tommy Jordan, Dorothy Fine. The Junior Red Cross Council has undertaken quite a number of pro jects this year. Some of these have been the following: the Junior Red Cross round table discussion at the Kansas State Teachers Meeting Junior Red Cross drive in all schools, the S-D Day Safety program the March of Dimes drive, and an album describing our school to be sent to Germany. SEATED,LEFT TO RIGHT: Norman Duvall, Don Lee. STANDING: Larry Thorne, Charles Miller, Robert Dixon, Bob Busick, Johnnie Roberts, Ellen Fox,,George Shipley, Louis . Heacock, Mr. Lynn, Art Powell and Don Lind. a I 0 Il K 62 igma Pi wily? . i FX 2 fb -' ROW ONE: Judith Denny, Liz Moberly, Virginia Bonham, Joleen Kidwell, Jacqueline Isham, Denise Bray, Lois Cowan, Mary Louise Scott, Sharon Bonham, Betty Gray, ROW TWO: Miss Johnson, Earline Carrico, Margaret Latinis, Coleen Speece, Carole Ann Bartlett, Nola Ward, Mary Lou Hawkins, Kay Jean Jarrett, Phyllis Lewis, Virginia Church, Jeanette Ross, lolayne Kraft, ROW THREE: Jean Schachi, Rosalind Riggs, Sandy McNabney, Anita Coday, Bill Inman, David Seaton, David Bynum, Gayle Ward, Marcia Hall, Vicki Parker. ROW FOUR: Eddie Weber, Dick Seaton, Larry Miller, Jim Bauer, David North, Roger Hendrix, Don Anning, Robert Moyer. ROW FIVE: Leslie Heacock, Gary Losh, Dick Clausing, Vic Falkner, Phil Bowman, Richard Rees. Not in picture: Larry Spencer and Elizabeth Williamson. Sigma Pi members this year number forty-seven. To obtain member- ship in this honorary scholastic organization a pupil must maintain a 3. 5 grade average during high school. The year's activities include initiation of new members, the Christmas party, and the Sigma Pi reception at the end of the year. The head sponsor of the club for the past three years has been Miss Avis Johnson. Other sponsors are Mr. Hendrix, Mr. McKinnis, and Mrs. Diggs. Junior Ulassioal League All students who have had Latin for two years are eligible for member- ship in the .Junior Class- ical League. Members receive silver pins with the letters, J. C. L. en- graved on them. Students who show outstanding a- chievement in the course are presented with a ster- ling silver honor award key. FRONT ROW: Sue McCarter, Margaret Rees, Pat O'Connell, Miss Cabbell, Sue Ann ' I Lf f McMillion, David Bynum. ROW TWO: Joan Eubanks, Muriel Fox, Norma Hutton, lf? Margaret Latinis, Vesta Hoseney, Marcia Hall, Mary Sue Price, Janice Cook. ?'eg?-gf I if 4 4 BACK ROW: Dick Clausing, Bruce Bray, Jerry Watson, Robert Moyer. gf' ' lg Y - N nnhk 1 1 5 Q9 Nix X5 yxw- x. i . xg --2 N 3 A - -xv 5 .my Q, e- W mx Harvey Lewis Director Begky'BoQ51e 0 Harg' A ,, , W' DR M ll 4 llF Brabchler ni Hmkins k .vth 393 Q N ' Deana Kfrkgman P CORP Maril ,rgbm Dee Montgomery Vice-President COFFEYVILLE gp fo 4141 cu?- M 492 Rirley ,-I ' v 'ttr 1 -.1. M Marcia all Pe gigy MCC aste r , Q V . it . ,i ' Barbara Keller Sponsor From the drum major saying, Attention! to her final, DismisS! , this 20th year of drum corps has been a very successful one. Be- ginning with the first appearance at Vinita, Oklahoma, on Aug. 23 to the final trip to Joplin, Miss- ouri, on May 7, the corps have experienced many wonderful happenings, which will be known in thefuture as mem- ories. One of these occur- ed at the annual reunion on Dec. Z9 when the present drum major, Roberta Belt, presented her baton to Shirley Hargis, making her the drum major for 1955-56. Another memory is the trip to Tulsa where the half-time show was presented at the Tulsa University-St. Louis basketball game. Standing for inspection and being rated by the American Legion judges is another ex- perience no one will ever forget. These are just a few things which will go into every drum corps girls' Bouquet of Memories, 45 Vicki Parker Scrapbook Keeper ...Lt 1 J' iiiiir ' 2 Mimi Pox Dwayne T ,, p BOTTOM ROW,i,EPT TO RXGHT: Mariiyn Pooi, Mary Louise Scott, Muriei , Cease, Mike Perkins, David Bynurn, Virginia Church, Cariene Greer, Gayie Ward. SEC- l OND ROW: Sudy Coop, Margaret Sweeney, Harriett McCarter, Larry Spencer, Darreii I Rice, Bob Yates, Marcia Piaii, Pat Fniier, Sanice Simpson. TPHRD ROW: Soiine Kidweii- f ' Vicki Parker, Mary Sue Price, Don Greene, Dick Seaton, Tony Grnbbs, Gay Miga, So V M T Ann Iohnson, Caroiyn Sirnrns. FOURTH ROW: Geraidine Wiison, Margaret Latinis, Becky Boone, David Wright, Danny Steeie, Mike Logan, Shiriey Speck, Gwen Gray. BACK ' ROW: Beveriy Rood, Mariene Harrison, Roger Turner, Geraid Christrnore, Larry Thorne, Keith Buttermore, Meiissa Littreii, Sharon Crawford. ghe Robed Ch . f row, has m O1r under th SW of Whi ade sever C di!-ectio Easter as Ch were th a1aPPear H of Mr P . Was sembli e Thanks - gnces thi . hluip . Cspeciau 65 for th - glvlng C Year, ln all three Y Outstand. e hlgh schs hflstmas a geeky BoonaCts, The 1718.111 Kavaufl- The Chg. and ark . . e- The Off.Ch01r'S acc Bde, appe V , 3-Cersi Pre Qliflpanist W aflng slclent, Vick-is Beginning Choir aQPQa 81' V Sharon, 1Ce-P C res d rawford. 1 ent, Darrell Ri ceg Secre tary , 1. U -Fr f M ,L .DK- Sm, 3 A FRONT ROW,LEFT TO RIGHT: Jerry Brewer, Jim Fitzpatrick. John Wishall, Steve Montgomery, Eddie Plute, Jerry Hayes. ROW TWO: Tommy White, Adrian Fair, Bill Thompson, Deloron Allan, Floyd Thompson, Larry Merchant, Larry Pool, Gary Sprague. ROW THREE: Marvin Riggs-Sponsor, Lloyd Thompson, Ted Cowan, Claude Kimbrel, Jackie Miller, Ronald Collins, Wayne Harmen. BACK ROW: Charles Grother, Don Wagner, Coy Allan, Harold Stroud, Jack Scovel, Stan Lips, Donald Plute, David Ford, Jim Plute. First on the schedule of the F, F, A. program this last year was the District Speech Contest at Iola, Jan. 30. Coffeyville was represented by the following boys: Ronald Collins, David Ford, Deloron Allan, Stan Lips, and Coy Allan. Deloron took first place in the sophomore division The team ranked in the Silver Division. Feb. 19, the F, F, A, Crops Judging School was attended at Chanute. Those who went were: Coy Allan, Don Wagner, Charles Grother, Don Plute, Stan Lips, and Charles Heacock. The team again ranked in the Silver Division. On March 7, the S. E. K, District F. F. A. Poultry School was held at Coffeyville and conducted by the local organization. The Coffeyville F, F, A. Sixth Annual Parent-Son Banquet was held March 17. Jim Clabough and George Brewer were presented with Honorary Chapter Farmer De- grees. Coy Allan was presented with the Outstanding F. F. A. Senior Award. Coy was the '54-'55 State Farmer candidate. Officers of the organization are: president, Coy Allan, vice-president, Deloron Allan, secretary, Don Wagner, treasurer, Harold Stroud, reporter, David Ford, sentinel, Charles Grother. ima N-,M Q jj Q f , ,.k. KL J' ' ,,'k 5 Vkyy F iw UIWI, kt X UF ig r.. fi I-5 'QW 2 .V , gjf K .gs-I----1 4 +-'1 r',..q.:: .IAI -X f' -4-. - x . . , l Q EW l. 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Gabel, Rosalie Gallagher, Larry Garriott, Beverly F' Garrison, Jim V- it Gatlin, Earl Glidewell, Earlene Ft F F F Gooding, Donnell h y Gordon, Paul V19 F F Graheck, Donna , Gray, Gwen 'To' :V Qi 4 I K A, R ,V Q b 1 'Zi I S lx ,f . . Greenfield, Darlene ' .F X Grubbs, Anthony F5 y 'A Haas, Kyra by V- F -fF-' Harding, Doris Ann y rf- 3 M Harnblin, Patricia F . iis- Hargis, Shirley ,ff I 3. ' 5 X A F Harris, Shirley Harris on, Marlene ii ',- my , Hawkins, Mary Lou , F f 'M up N V Fll, Hawkins, Walter 1:5 F ,, y Ai ' FV' 'F 'ff ' Hayes, Jane f D 5 c . F' 'W ang, 5 1 N L Hayes, Margaret Heacock, Charles K Vhh V y , Hendrix, Roger .M . r F f y Hildebrandt, I . nl i Maryanna in if U3 I, kim 'iq Hill, Daisy ' - if Hill, Richard , R Q t M 1 F , Hill, Tommy Hilton, James Hobbs, Shirley Hodges, Harold Hogcgott, Elizabeth H01 er, Duane Horn, Harley Howard, Charles Howard, Jack Hubbard, Linda Huffman, Montra Hurst, Deanna 1, 3 if f 5' L . K wr, Q it M 5 EQ., at : Jn K' if :if 1 it ' . 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Miller, Jack Miller, Rae Mills, Judy Miner, Robert Miranda, Frances Morris, Donald Morris, Betty Lou Moses, Catherine Mountford, William Muller, Donna 7' A J J, ' Neal, Sylenthis fr :M L H41 Nigh, Barry 'Q .L y S ,l 2 S - Nirz, David -S J, , ,. Vir Noland, Jimmie e gl 3 gy Oneslager, Donald S I fr -ell Oskison, Sandra ' 'fy D, ,W Page, Jo Anne A 5 V if H g Perry, James ,,., 1 Q, 1 ,, , g Pfohl, Doreen ., iii g J ' J' Plute, Donald S is : J eeir - I ,J la. J Pune, Jimmy J 1' an 5 ::h', ' My C 5 Powell, Arthur y e if me ,af Powers, Ronnie 5 5 -I D g bf, Price, James i K r J Pugh, Billy 9 Pulliarn, Phil .Q V . ,. my J M . Purky, Buddy 1' - M if J ,Am 1 J' s Ratcliff, Gladys 'Q wg CE N, gg., H! tryr ml, Ray, Joe 1 if zmv 5 ' Redding, Jovita W , 1 ' ,fan Rees, Margaret X 1 ' A I Rees, Richard .'--' Reinch, Dorothy . , yyyy gpg . Replogle, Lorene A S slrr Rice, Darrell P J J 1 M E: - 'V Richards, John J I e i Roberts, Dee Lloyd . Roberts, Johnnie 1 E 1 ' L Robinson, Beverly I 4 I J Q 'e,.,, J , 2' ' C: Reed, Beverly S , if J J' J iv, Rosales, Alicia . J g ' W3 Roeeon, Mike , g cnye il! y R ' f Schact, Jean J 'f-- effreef eelrzer Lfrr fi J ei- ' Scott, Geneva -- Vmhy g yg Scott, Mary Louise - or , J S J 1 Scott, Robert rf- J ' J P- 'Q Seigel, Kathryn V J e,,. of iic S 4,53 ,,,c, , Nj gf wg Seigel, Kenneth . - f at Shade, Leona i Q ii X J Shetl-er, Carolyn A A 'V A 1 - - .Mg I X Shipley, George J ' , ,,,, ., J Shoaf, Glenna V yyri -er. J lee' J i' I ,A Slaughter, Shirley J ',.Jf 'JJJ V, 'LJ ey fe J, A y Y J ieei e . J .i,,, J ' I J lug Q. ,Vx K! J L kr R ...M - 'A f J: 21 E .Jr -1' K Soles, Dale S . .S ,S 3 1-1 325 ' mf-S 4, af Q ii? 11, W mi, fl Q if PM nf 52555, Q 2 -. 5 'iq Smith, Charles D. iff ,f T J Smith, Donna ,zZ Smith, Lois i SS Sonders, Joan D , i ii -:i'-- SS v 1- 3 121 2- E' 5,525 f W 3 ,f .. ' my I H Sprague, Gary - . 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C J A A y H -,.,hV M V' N ' - Q' - - .T ' L f ' A J , 1 he A f-A .VQ .if ' ,lj je' -3 5. fllifqllgat, Q ? jii SOPHUMORES Farris, Charles Ficklin, Avanelle , V ' K Fields, Otha we Fitzgerald, Eieanor 2 Y Fitzsirnrnons, Carol V Ford, David Fouts, Keith Frye, Shirley C Gandt, Robert Garrison, Charles 'J , Gillette, Bucky lf wg Gilstrap, Jim . , Giner Imo ene 5 in K? Y: g Guatney, Charles , Gray, Betty Green, Carole Cease, Dwayne- Cerny, Joan Christy, Ann Coday, Anita Colbert, Nathaniel Colley, Larry Collins, Larry Collivcr, Dick Colquitt, Alice Coons, Charlotte Cornett, Larry Cosper, Earnest Coss, Verlie Cotton, Naomi Cowan, Lois Coy, Beverly Ciraynor, Wesley Davidson, Gary Dawson, Kurt Denny, Judith Detwiler, Judy Dilley, Vivian Dixon, Dan Dixon, Margie Dixon, Paul Donaldson, Chuck Draper, Allen Eakins, Becky Efferding, Harriet Ellis, Louella Ellis, Stephen Elsey, Karen Eubanks, W. M. Eudaly, Larry Fahler, Delbert Fair, Adrian ,Q if .H 1 -qi X- , ar M ,Q X a' rw- A , -5:1-,.,. -' : ,V W M. ,cc Richard . Gottschalk, Mildred L L Greenhoward, if L '35 l., L H 0 :E Hader, Bill Hamblin, Mary Frances Hamblin, Marilois Hand shumake r , Gary Harmon, Wayne Har ris , Mike Hastings, Eugene Hayden, Janis Heacock, Leslie Heale, Marie Hey, Mary Sue V4 iei i N Q ' A 3 y , gg in ,.-6 Q A y A .fx 9,1 f V A HJ, 's 5, are f.-, I Hobbs, Eugene s J V V V J, s K Holland, Mary , J M yysi J 5 eyyeeey 1 Hollyfield, Roger ' 3 J ' 3 ' J 'fy J aff W Holmes, Darrell -egi if- L11.. - 1 JI' H Hopkins, Martha A A K eg sf' Howe, Olive JJ,.,-,Qg l A1 Howard, Leonard I g U 'fx H X X Huff, Donley , H ' 5 s J Jag J Huffman, Don J ' if J Q Hunt, Lynn ,Ie We J, g r If I ' ,- ,gall g, M 'H' Hurd, J Olinda , 5 J ASQ , is N Hurst, Joan r ylggy I H Isham, Jackie 4 ,ax V Q i'e,,1 A A A Jackson, Christine yn. -J V, Jefferies, Lynn V W Johnson, Sally J, K Johnson, Walter P3 A Johnston, Carole x flkfi M s lk Jones, Beverly . ,,,,,, ,,,,, J ,Jig , Q A rrlf JOP1in, Jessie J X J s A Q J Joseph, Sharon JJ Kastler, Karolyn , J, Alxy g V Kauffman, James J, l, L J ,,, my M Keyes, Kenneth ' ff 7 J '57 v H-I 4' Kiddoo, Betty c J Q V , I I, tiff' ' Ju? H if il 1 L My ' J J- rtnl, JJ 5 Kimbrel, Claude Q 'ff r , if sv' fit'eer, I J Knight, Vincent f' i 1 ,Q c g '34 V' rf Q, Ti ins. Knisley, Patricia ' A ,J - A 93' ii . Kraft, J olayne X Q . iv Kuster, ,C 351.01 J L J ' J I Lamson, Margaret J Lasker, James 5, J ..,. J J Lay, Rodney A J v J J Leader, Rogene Ji, . ,, J' fy, ,J y ,Q y LeC1ere, Judy Lehmbeck, Patricia -L 1 ' 7' J. '1'- 4' J Leming, J oe 4. if in ,J ii ,J 5 Lester, Ray Levy, Jerry Lewis, Phyliss Lewis, Sharon Lindesmith, Larry Lively, Junior ' - . NL Q LW Lf , 1? XX' if .wi a I I i L if LL all L A P , ff- in pf C 131' Lloyd, Rosa Logan, Phil Long, Jeanette Losh, Gary Lynn, Bill J Mann, Louretta L L LL L M F Mathis , John ff L R gg : C if May, Carman i ' 5 J C '-Q, z.e VL B V Mayfield, Clifford 1' L 2, ,,,,, ' - L McAlister, Walter ,pg L ,,,: ' 5 fifi lf, Q 1 L JL McGinley, Patricia - 4 P I .- L L I , .. , l Mclntosh, James ' ,L C Vyi - LLL it C McNabney, Sandra L - LLL L L ,i't,,ii' 1 L McRay, Charlotte Q R ' McSpadden, James C1 ' L , ,,o,, - L LQ LL ,,,, Metzer, Beverly - L LLL, f ll y Miner, David ff If J ' zfx f' . M'1l , L K t it X 1 er arry Miller, Pauline L L J iiy J Miner, Priscilla L L V' g it M... , A L LL.. J 51 il. Mifschr Ga1'Y WL Lp-,L -as 1: L fe R Moberly, Elizabeth f fl' - 'L V L xg, ' V ' Moore, Bud :LL LH 'LLL 4 J L, LLLLL L ' Moore, Robert s ' , .f a 1 R A ,,,, L L ' Morrlsf Janet . C Mo r r ow , David R L 42: Y LL L LL J ilL Myers, Michalem Lo LL, L V LL Newton, Don B f figf 4 ,BL ', '55 Norfleet, Richard 2 '41 ,rii f- ' Q tt, P 5 A North' Dam A L' izo, i 'iii L, .L K- Iiiii iii V LL, L,L Liyyii V O'C onnell, John .1 Ii M fig, f O'Linger, Judy L .L LL Payne, Bill l AL,.. Perkins, Mike - ' V EL if LLLL Perser, Bobby Q Q N gg :L L ,L L. Pfohl, Pat A X ' A J A L at LZJ. Pierce, Sue . L L Q Pippin, Brenda V L L 4 C Powell, Wykeemah .L- ti' s ti :IS i 1 l,LLL 94+ L M ,L l Powers, Connie L LLJLL V ' LL L ,,, L-Q JL LLLL t I L Pugh, Eun c e xL - l L L ,.r, L L L L PurkeY, Beatrice C it Ll ii' .L,. ,f C ' ' 1, J Rathbun, Mary .L V L ai, Reaves, Billye Jean ,,,, 5 LL LL gs. Redden, Shirley L C ' LL ' 'i ' ' .L L L oo ,K ' l f' Reed, Maggie ' R L f 4 ,yyyt Q, fl I A Ree S e 1 ' A L,,Lf ., Eli ,iLi' ' Lg' J J .R A Reid, Robert L L,iii' L - L J L 'V L L ' Rhinehart, Cfary aft A ii El ff! X K - L, X Rhinehart, Johnny .L Rice, Joann ' L ' RiCkeY, Mary' ' J U l J R Riggs, Rosalind L Qs, L LL lli -if L L - L- J, Roberts, Mary Belle .L if ,,LL :L Li L -,. ., ,,, L ,ri 5 L ills i f L R r L 7 Rodriguez, Eliseo Rodriguez, Isabel Rogers, Sandra Romig, Richard Ross, Jeanette Sanders, Carolyn Sanders, Donnie Schneider, Faye Schuetz, Dickie Scissel, Gary Scott, Karen Scott, Virginia Scovil, Jack Seaton, David Shamblin, Charlotte Shull, Patricia Simpson, Lance Slaughter, Marjorie Smith, Connie Sue Smith, Kay Smith, Russell Smoot, Jean Spencer, Lawrence Sprague, Don Stafford, Erma Starlin, lla Jean Stephens, Patsy Stewart, Donna Stout, Joyce Stroud, Mary Suggs, Beverly Swi t, Annette Sykes, Bill Tate, Elizabeth Tate, Chester Tate, Esther , , . , , g, e ,Q i t Im .an U. 't1. I tt S. 1t1 'Q Q if .Ii tv 31. i gd. 'Y Z , reefs! Qs ,-.kk K 4 K .13 r ,Ii 5 Y L: 3 i ' , , JY? . V i r,, ' I A ' ,., S J, p , it Wi W it i sf 1 , Nw r f f w ' 1' R if , 3 :fi p ,, yrts i no fto J W 5' if .. J ' T it I K X if ' H3521 X R X iff . 6 fl . , S M ' f' 'M l M is F ' xi' ift 'F ' l A 1 i 5 x .Ji All ii alia s lt. 1 at .L',1 :H f M grsy lj Q13 ?? C3Lsfil,C3k Si SOPHOMORES .4-vt 1 H ttt. X 'J 1 3 in gif' ,J ,,,, S ,. f., .4 a . :,, :iii ' K, J I 5 Q? X K 1 , : E Q, . J S H ,iw x a Tate, William Taylor, Don Taylor, Robert Thomas, Jim Thomas, Ronald Thompson, Billy Thornberry, Barbara Thurston, Charlie Tucker, Jim Tyree, Janelle U low, Carolyn Uibarri, Robert Van Winkle, Ralph Vest, Kay Vowell, Mary Beth Waddell, Donna Wagner, Larry Wagner, Meritta S, ,Jr 13' Qw u ar ,aw- a , ' - .- - - 1 I u g: V I K my Walke r Y Carol B f - B r ff is e- 3 ? Walton , Lawrenc e My Q J 5 if ' ' W e ile r , G ene Wg: 4-II' 1 B. h x . H' igQS f ,m.X , , 3 f , A N if! ,J S R my ff 1 . 'Q f , ,: fs JL 5, . A,g on t if a is A 1 , so -5 . K W Weintz, Bill White, Tommy i, :,,: Wilson, Wiemen, Nina Bertha Bill B ruce Don Mike Williams, Gerald Williamson, Betty Linford Roger Shirley Wilbur B .Q iiti . if 'V W ' s Wi1S0I1, ' ,t-a 3 4 hz t 'E ' Wil s on K 1 lliil i ,et f s ssiht. ' Wusoni ' as A 5 X W B i A . i ii V Wolters, Beverly M M f 1 if 1 B L W . . wa-ight, .M -K :if 1-ff Q. V, x, VVIE -, jk? ,H w , V i'f1 , W' . , M M ' rig t, ...Q me f X X, 'ff W AA' ' is wry 'H . ta-f . ,,, h A B 1 ii A R x Donna Dee Casey--Secretary Dick Colliver--Vice-President Denise Bray--President ti York, Joyce Caufield, Judy Kurtz, Jack omore 0ii QW 'Wwsaawzmx' ' 5 ' str.. nel' ' -' 4 2. ZX vzrfl X 0 ,,-:,1' ,-nu funn? 'Xl ?7 X' '.' kgz.. :fy 4 i' In - rg. I:-.RX , i I, 1 3. : u . ' 1 ,t K 1' Y f iw 'C I, 6 ix 'f in. :u I X' V. . f . X - .I ip ,f-....,l 91:1 V I, H -.t ng. ,-' , ',- ,M ...' 2. f KZ! ,,, I '-n Y. iw Publication The ponsi- bility of the school paper and annual. All members have had some part in publishing the 15 issues of the Times and most have had a part in the yearbook. Since staff changes were made often, each student had ample chance to try his skill at editing, reporting, advertising, and various other duties. two journalism classes this year had the res Nw 7 if Diana Moses Magada Alexander Kenneth York Margaret Latinis Doretta Bluejacket Sue Ann McMillion Becky Boone Joan Adams Pat fKimbrelJ D Gay McBride Barbara Bentley Fred Meek e Mott Sherrie Joan Ogg Bill Metzinger James Wimmer ,loan Berry Kay Hanson Saundra Hastings R. C. Young Jane Walterscheid Betty Murray Pat Martin Dolores Montgomery Rollie Tesh Vicki Parker Colleen Speece Jim Moore H. D. Sappenfield Sponsor STAG LINE CHARACTERS MIS- Mason-Mother .......,., ,.,..,,7 . ,,,,, M argaret Latinis Mr. Mason-Dad .,,,,,,A..,,, ,.,,,.. ,,,,, J im Wimmer Maudie-their younger daughter Marilyn Cowman Sylvia-their older daughter vv,,,,,, .,.,,,,,., Pat Martin Alix Linda Barnard Julie Maudie's friends ..., Becky Boone Lysbeth Mary Sue Price Ting Sylvia's bridesmaids , Llflda Graves CBIOI Vicki Parker Ronald-a house guest .,,r,,,,,,r-,,,,,,,,, ,,,, ,r,,,7 R 0 llie Tesh Mrs. Farrington Smith-a client Smitty-the dressmaker T, ,,,,,rr,, ,, Saundra Hastings , ,, ,Carolyn Sims Davy-Maudie's Stand-by ,,,s ,s,s,ss,s D ick Seaton Chi-his pal ,...s,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,s 4, Jerry-Sylvia's fiance ,,,, Mac--the best man ,.,.., Margaret-the maid ..,, , .,r, David Bynum .,,,-,,Bill Metzinger ,,,,,,, Ted Scherer ,,,,,Charron Liston Snoots-an usher ,...,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,-,,,, ,-ts,, ,Leon Slughef PRODUCTION STAFF Director ....... c.....,.,,..,....,... .,,,.,,.,, M r . Kenneth H. Burchinal Prflmpters .... - .......c,....,,....,,,.,.. .,..,,,, J can Adams, Joan Berry Properties mf. .fY....,,.,.. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, , Murial Fox, Marcia Hall, Sue Ann McMillian, Pearl Pfohl, Cleona Skinner Make-Up ...... ........r...Y,.......,,, D oretta Bluejacket, Jan Ecklund. Yvonne Darst, Carol Buchanan, Sharon Wages Stag? Crew . ................,... .r...rr, B ill Charlesworth, Robert Harper Ushers -....,. f...............,.,, .,..,,.,.,. , ..,.,,,,,,,.,. , T ornado Tillxes Music -.--. ....Y. . .sTheatre Orchestra, Harvey Lewis, Director FRONT ROW: Pearl Pfohl, Cleona Skinner, Muriel Fox, Ioan Adams, Joan Berry. SECOND ROW: David Bynum, Linda Bernard, Mary Sue Price, Becky Boone, Marilyn Cowman, Pat Martin, Marcia Hall. THIRD ROW: Vicki Parker, Margaret Latinis, Dick Seaton, Carolyn Sims, Saundra Hastings, Charron Liston, Bill Charleswortli, Ted Scherer, Linda Graves. FOURTH ROW: Bill Metzinger, Jim Wimmer, Leon Slusher, Robert Harper, Jack Litty, Rollie Tesh. 'Q fi? fl! tat , J-,iff ' it 4' to sk i , 'S Larrll' Tarbeu C oaCh R , k - Afii ' A-Q if u i 3 is Lx 1 Z W ffl SITTlNG,LEFT TO RIGHT: Bob Gandt, Dianne Moses, David North, Jeanette Ross. STANDING: Mr. Tarbell, Montra Huffman, David Bynum, Richard Medley. X . AAN ii' J CDA, JA X 5 H , Ili 55 a n , Debate The '54-'55 debate squad had as a nucleus two return- ing lettermen, David,Bynun'1 and Richard Medley, who were largely responsible for giving Field Kindley one of its best seasons in years, The team won third place in the Fort Scott Invitational Tournament as a starter. Next they traveled to Newton where they came through with the first place trophy win- ning over some of the best teams in Kansas. The third trip was to Topeka where they downed Mound ridge, Shawnee-Mis sion, Manhattan, Buhler, and North Kansas City before they were finally defeated by Garden City. At the Shawnee Mission tourney they beat six tough teams before they were defeated by Rockhurst. One of the highlights of the season was the Pittsburg tournament, December ll and 12, when they brought home another first place trophy. The district debate was held January ZZ in Indepen- dence with the Coffeyville team ranking third. 63 SEATED,LEFT TO RIGHT: Judy LeClere, Donna Waddell, Avanelle Ficklin, Mary Louise Scott, Iolinda Hurd, Lynn Hunt, Magada Alexander, Tony Grubbs. MIDDLE ROW: Alice Rosales, Herman Bynum, Judy Caraway, Ernest Cosper, Elizabeth Moberly, Virginia Church, . . . . dd. Isabel Rodriguez, Ioan Anderson, Miss Bergerson. BACK ROW. David Seaton, Iovita Re ing, Robert MacIntosh, Wykeemah Powell, Eliseo Rodriguez, Gwen Gray, Bill Mountford, Sandy MacNabney, Melissa Littrell, Judy Cook, Charron Liston. FRONT ROW,LEFT TO RIGHT: 13131 Ekllmd, Bernice Loveless, Mary Ellen Mathis. SECOND ROW: Dale 50168, Jerry Tenet, Orville Sells. THIRD ROW: Johnny Jordan, Bruce Bray, Paul Beech, Gerry Ward. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Karstadt, Bill Met- zinger, Ierry Bradford, Donald Mavers, ' Flynn Isbell. FIRST ROW,LEFT TO RIGHT: Stephen Ellis, Grant McManus, Her- man Bynum, Dick Colliver, Jack Alwood. SECOND ROW: Gerry Ward, Dick Seaton, Charles Eklund, Roger Hendrix, David North, David Bynum. THIRD ROW: Bill Inman, Richard Medley, John Kloehr, Gary Tongier, Ted Scherer, Bob Alwood. 64 Junior Play The 3-Act Comedy No More Homework Presented March 31 and April 1, 1955 J Kenneth Burchinal Dire ctor CAST-ROW ONE, SITTING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Eddie Weber, Shirley Lewis, and Rosalie Gabel. ROW TWO: Dick Clausing, Judy Toney, Pat Fuller, Bert Lowry, Virginia Church, Judy Cook, Mike Logan, Gwen Gray, and Marilyn Metzer. BACK ROW: Gerry Ward, Darrell Rice, John Kloehr, and Larry Gallagher. CREW: J.R, Davis, Vic Ealkner, Stan Lips, Bob Scott, Jack Metzen, Darlene Draeger, Marline Harrison, Liz Littrell, Shirley Wiles, Mary Wilder, Helen Joplin, Sandra Oskison, Barbara Jennings, Ellen Fox, Kay Jar- rett, and Margaret Rees. W II. 1 iNP !. '9 a 'Z Q G4 - fl Q W, , ie 10 FRONT ROW,LEFT TO RIGHT: Muriel Fox, Marilyn Cowman, Sandra Hastings, Pat Martin, Rollie Tesh. ROW TWO: Twila Gouschalk, Carol Buchanan, Margaret Latinis, Vicki Parker, Marcia Hail, ROW THREE: Kay Hanson, Larry Trotter, Iim Moore, Linda Graves. David Bynum. ROW FOUR: Fred Meek, Dick Seaton, Bill Metzinger, Ted Scherer. Pictured above are the senior members of Thespians. They have been elected from the cast and crews of last year's junior and this year's senior plays on the basis of standards set up by the National Thespain Society. Also included in the organization are the eligible members of the junior play cast and crew which had not been selected at the Twister dead- line. This year's officers were: Rollie Tesh, presidentg Bill Metzinger, vice-presidentg Kay Hanson, secretaryg and Twila Gottschalk, treasurer. Senior The pian ion lllas The stage production class was re- sponsible for putting on this year's Kav- alkade Come to the Circus . They planned the show, wrote the script, were in charge of the lights, scenery, cos- tumes, and were there to see that the show went off according to plan. Immed- iately after the show they began preparing next year's Kavalkade. FRONT ROW,LEFT TO RIGHT: Rollie Tesh, Yvonne Darst, Jack Lit- ty. ROW TWO: Muriel Fox, Ian Ecklund, Sissy McMil1ion. ROW THREE: Dwayne Cease, Denise Bray, Margaret Latinis, Mr. Ken- neth Burchinal. ROW FOUR: Richard Rees, Jack Metzen, Bob Har- per, Mr. Philip Crow. pi n ia X M x ' W, 4. , gf, 2 N' Wi 'N V .,L . il: . f A fn R i we ' 1 v 1 . -,fm I ,,. K1 w L , 1 1 .' ' , .. 1 ,,,I, - ' ' l.llIlItEl' am ' m e-.2 Y' 3 3:4 8 34,3 f. +V 'isriww ' 5' - , Ez. 5. V' ' 35, A- si aa-z.,.4-. li Af 5. i 'QQ-2' ' 21 M I 3 e 1, K sf- K f ' fr Vi, A wx X .Ji V 'gwgi ffg 1 V- J-Z ' 3 ' o :si - -.1 52--V Q Y f - 1 A ,wisp U vi WSW ,,f3 Y ' , M . .. ,mf w x HN' -uf zf A x::A,,Q?ff xl 2 A Qi 5 ti ag' x ' gp ,gp s as-px ik ri :tail-0 , V- h ' , :g5x . i 'k': V if 4 ' 1 ?x X1 K, A K W.,Ly7k i V ty ky W' A ' 'A A 2 '34 1 tag- 5 p , 1 1 ' Q . . , I 1 , '11 If, .J . X ,,! f W' m . 1 uit sv, , in ,AN ifqffdh X '.-. F 4- L' 3 . , iiismmmffl 9 F e A ...Q ff.. 5 my 5 H1 W W EW Q0 Q Fla fl .. .. ua f 9 r i' t -Q my Q 3 v 6 ' wan 'P 1 K? ,MK , fr, , 1 WML' g 'ft ,K I ' W X f 1 if ii I 3 ' L . 1 Q, FRONT ROW,LEFT TO RIGHT: Mead Wyman, Johnny Ellis, Dick Downey, Larry Bolen, Jerry Parsons. ROW TWO: G 0 I E Grant McManus, Robert Moore, John Vakas, Bob Ulibarri, Steve Ellis, David Seaton. ROW THREE: David Morrow Jack Howard, Gary Losh, Charles Pfeifer, Bill Metzinger, Don Morris, Coach Mose Neis. NOT PICTURED: Don Anning, Roger Hall, Larry Wooten. Golf has been recognized as an established sport for Z5 years at C. H. S. The first team was organized in 1930. In 1941, the golfers placed third in the State. Their best year was in 1942 when they went through the entire season undefeated with four and two man teams, and took the State championship. In 1943, the team took second in the state and in '44 they took third. The team took the S. E. K. for six straight years up to 1953. Last year the four man team again won top honors in the S. E. K. This year there are two returning lettermen: Charles Pfeifer and Bill Metzinger. EIGHT TRAIGHT 1948 1950 - 1951 to 1952 - 1953 N49 ' ' 1954 1955 'MTE WIMMI G CHAMPID HIP HThe Big'ThreeH Bob Yates 1952 , 100 yd. back - 2nd in state 180 yd. medley - Ist in state Knew record, Junior Olympics Ist in loo yd. back Knew recordj Ist in medley Knew recordj 2nd in free style relay 1953 , loo yd. back - Ist in state 180 yd. medley - Ist in state Helm's All-American team 1954 too yd. back - Ist in state Knew recordl I8O yd. medley - Ist in state Knew recordj Helm's All-American team 1955 IOO yd. back - Ist in state Knew recordj 180 yd. medley - Ist in state Knew recordj Helm's All-American team Ted Scherer 1952 loo yd. 180 yd. medley - Ist in state 1953 , too yd. breast - Ist in state 180 yd. medley - Ist in state breast - Ist in state Iunior Olympics Ist in loo yd. meter breast Knew recordy lst medley relay Knew record, 1954 , loo yd. breast - Ist in state Knew recordj 180 yd. medley - Ist in state Knew recordj 100 yd. National breast record All-American High School team Helm's All-American team 1955 , 100 yd. breast - Ist in state Knew recordj ISO medley - Ist in state Knew recordy IOO yd. National breast record All-American High School team Helm's All-American team Dick Seaton 1952 IOO yd. free 220 ycl. free - 2nd in state - 2nd in state Junior Olympics Ist in IOO yd. meter free Knew recordj lst in 200 meter free 1953 , 220 ycl free - Ist in state free relay - Ist in state Iunior Olympics Ist in 200 meter free Ist in 400 meter free 1954 100 ycl. free - 3rd in state 220 yd. free - Ist in state Helm's All-American team Junior Olympics Ist in 100 meter free Knew recordj 3rd in zoo meter free 2nd in 400 meter free 1955 200 yd. free - lst in state Krecordj 100 yd. free - Ist in state Helm's All-American team sprint Reiav Team + Medley R612-f T 'wwf .- .E ,, . is it - - 'S-' W. V-r.,., I F iv, 0 DEEP ROW ONE: Dickie Seaton, Bobby Yates, Larry Downey, Larry Trotter, Jerry Doop, Jim Leonard, Ted Scherer. ROW TWO: Dick Downey, Eddie Webber, Roger Hendrix, Dennis Kirkman, Herman Bynum, David Seaton. ROW THREE: Jerry Parsons, Kenny Keeler, Jack Alwood, Dickie Coliver, Roger Hall, Larry Spencer, Steve Ellis. John Charlesworth Coach The 1954-55 Tornado Tankers swimming team closed with a perfect season as they won all seven of their dual meets and another state championship - their 8th in a row which is a little short of phenomenal. The Tankers opened their season against Kemper Military Academy and won going away 60-6. Other victories included wins over such teams as Kansas City, Topeka, and the three Wichita teams. The win over Wichita East, in their pool, was the closest meet of the year as the C'ville boys scraped by with a 35-31 victory. At the end of the current season, the swimmers have built their string of victories to Z8 in a row. The last time they tasted defeat was when the seniors of this year were freshmen. This loss was suffered at the hands of Kansas City. The Tankers have also won 76 out of their last 78 meets. The Tornado team is going to lose a great bunch of swimmers this year. Seniors are Jack Litty, Larry Downey, Ted Scherer, Bobby Yates, Larry Trotter, Jim Lionard and Dick Seaton. Yates, Scherer, and Seaton, who have been the standouts for the past four years in high schoolg have set some amazing records: everything from home pool records to state records, and all-American achievements. CHS CHS CHS CHS CHS CHS CHS THE SEASON'S RECORD 60 Kemper Mil. Ac. 35 Wichita East 50 K.C. Wyandotte 43 Wichita North 3 Wichita East 48 Wichita West 53 Wichita Topeka STATE MEET Coffeyville 54 Wichita East 34 Wichita West 24 Wichita North 2I K,C, Wyandotte I9 Vg! .MD iw 6 Pu ,si 3 x, I J V .QU '-'-' eg O , K 'A I' 1 Y A ndy Mccyure if f. W Head Coach .. bm 2 . ' '..' Q. .5 ,f , -' ' ' '-!' .Six - K s':1mf, :fo ,. '- '-aff ,, . 'b 1 A Mem.: IV: 4,5 ,vm gif? ig N A -1 .... . 1' g a, fi --,1 ..,. . . - ,, ,QQ ZQJ I iff' . f fi , gr - -N X -L K , -Q , ,QM X V is 'fig xx , Jin 4 gui f-r do M ef. Sw J 'N C - 7 0 QaPf3in K 'N W 35 N, , kg, ,,,.f-ff' vingstcjn, Bm Bowen, gina Fiextlfis, BHK Xnman. MBWW 93555 X Sim Leonard. Row TWO: Coach: Andy NXcCXn:e, Bm Baie! is an Seny Doop, Smeve Davxs, Dee Loyd WSUCHS. 4034 Smim, BA. Bun, PM M, Lany T ou Ch om xiSi?4,Lev1 TO Rxcsnin Game Li Don Green, Bob Mwood, Larry NSU s, gy Kohn Beeson, Bob Moyes, Mike Lyig . Mme NLcCooX, Bob Spou, Chanes A V Traxion, Lanty GaXXagner,jCo2-ch may EV' 2 2, FR son, Mavnn Ryan. Ygnng, Son Anais, Chanes 'Ynnmo . V muy, Coacfn: Oren Stoner. K CK ROW: S. Mem, t y I U' Roger ,, Lam! Ro , Tony Gtubfos, Don Qyoms, E E O Hg ogo, , , , v ,, A x,w-hm fa: ooon W Xoyyyy' wi J, 'A iw ffg, . K C , TORNAD y1yO o W yooy Cof f ATRA IL ,M X , Coff- eff City 0 'ooo Coff, O Parsons o A gy Q t. 5 ' es? N COff. Chancorf 33 it i Q di. Y Q Coff me 27 dv ' Bamesvme 45 Ki' W' my 3 335? f K, W I J. Q-iii-f',2'fj X C L 1 ar MMS , A 'Y C hff Currler Coff, Coff, Iola I3 Independence I3 1,fggi?i:l 5.11 ' '73 'Qi' fe . ?'l . I X , , -' 2,5 I - 'isij . f 'Wf',k 5 O Q: L ig 1 5355 if ii? at M 'L 1 , ,,, A ap ASSISIQU I Coach The S, E, K, league was stronger this season than it has been in many years, with several of the towns coming up with their best teams in many a football moon. However. Coffeyville had less material with which to work than in the past ten years when six league championships were won by the Tor- nado. The IQ54 squad opened the season against last years No. I team in the state--Arkansas City--and defeated them 6 to 0. Jim Leonard played an outstanding game at guard and was voted AP lineman of the week for Kansas. The Tor- nado elcven posted other victories over Columbus, Iola, and Parsons. The highlights of the home season was the game with the Pittsburg Dragons later voted the No. I team in the state for 1954. According to Coach Andy McClure we outplayed Pitt even though we lost the game. The outstanding men of the season were Dick Buster, tackleg Jerry Watson, tackle, R.C. Young, and Bob Alwood, halfbacksg Larry Mills, center: and Jim Leonard, guard. Jerry Watson was elected all S. E. K. tackle on the first eleven, and on the all-state second team. -.ts I xv. 1 I if 'l K - ' no 705 34 sazsaa, gstfiaigs ff . it 10, it . . 3 CHANUTE 3, is at 9 Coff. Coff. Cof f Coff: Cof f . Coff. CQ 7 s femgt' ,as Yeas Pansy Record 21 Edna 32 Cherryvale I 3 Altamont 21 Parsons 7 Independence Chanute ----- .13 ,O 5 26 -Rained out Co-Captains Phil Logan Iim Jarrett Coaches Geo. 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X 0 X gf NN J, til Dim hopes were held for the 1954-55 basketball team as there was only one returning letterman - Al Tate - from last year's squad. The Golden Tornado, who was predicted by some area newspapers to place toward the bottom in the S. E, K, race, did a bit of surprising to everyone as they came through to tie for second with the Parsons Gln Vikin s. Tie Tornado coach, Cliff Currier, says The boys did a fine job of ball playing this year, and their great success can be found in one phrase, the desire to win. ' At the end of the Tornado regular season, they had a 16-3 record. This included three big wins over Great Bend, Emporia, and Ark City, which gave them the top spot in the first annual Ark City Tournament. This season of BREEZE RECORD 54-55 was the second best season ever enjoy- ed by a Field Kindley team. They also were CHS OPP, Coach Andy McClure in the top five for the best game record in the 501013 23 51 Indy 47 state. The co-captains for the '55 cagers were 552 game' 56 Chanme 49 Gary Tongier and Gerald Christmore. 4 avy 45 Pm' 40 52 Chan. 53 65 Indy 46 68 Pitt. 50 73 Parsons 78 39 Parsons 35 67 Altamont 52 73 Wayside 39 53 Colum. 45 FRONT ROW,LEFT TO RIGHT: Coach Cliff Currier, Percy Lyle, Steve Davis, Tony Grubbs, Don Morris, Eddie Traxson, Coach Andy McClure. ROW TWO: Gary Tongier, Doug Wilson, Al Tate, Gerald Chris- tomre, Art Powell, Bill Inman. ROW THREE: Jerry Levy, Pete Wilson, Vincent Knight, Richard Romig, ' Walter McAlester, Roger Wright. ROW FOUR: Phil Logan, Charles Thurston, Otha Fields, Bob Cain. 0, BACK ROW: Iohn Beeson, Larry Miller. Coach Oren Stoner umm? The 1955 Schedule Inter-Class, March 28 Fredonia, April 7 In- dependence, April I2 Pittsburg Relays, April I5 Caney, Sedan, BSquad, April 2 K.U. Relays, April 22-23 Coffeyville Relays, April 28 S. E. K. League fPittj, May 7 Regional, May I3 State Meet Qwichitaj, May 20- 2I .xi FRONT ROW,LEFT TO RIGHT: Larry Mills, Jerry Watson, Harry Graves, Jack Litty, Roger Turner, Larry Wagner, Phil Logan, Dick Colliver, Carl Baker, James Lasker. ROW TWO: Rollie Tesh, Walter Mc- Alister, Otha Fields, Arthur Alterman, Lance Simpson, Don Green, Mike McCool, Keith Buttermore, Tony Grubbs. ROW THREE: Johnny Jordan, Bob Alwood, Don Lee, Charles Thurston, Fred Meek, Tom Buster, Joe Leming, Pete Wilson, Iohn Beason, Paul Dixon. ROW FOUR: Edward Alexander, Bill Hader, Loyd Thompson, Robert Mclntosh, Larry Collins, Steve Davis, Dee Lloyd Roberts, Eugene Hobbs. Track About 50 thinclads answered Coach Oren Stoner's call for the 1955 track season - 15 seniors, 12 juniors, and the rest sophomores. The returning lettermen included: Seniors - Bob Alwood, sprinterg Don Green, hurdles and broadjumpg Larry Mills, discus and Jerry Watson shot put: Juniors - Mike McCool, 440 and Steve Davis, 880. Because of an early deadline for Twister copy, no results of track meets could be used on this page. However, Coffeyville has always had a winning track team. Under Coach Oren Stoner's tutelage Qassisl ed by Andy McClurel many SEK championships have been won, and his teams have always ranked high in the regionals as well as accounting ' +1-t, favorably for themselves in the state meets. The Coffeyville Relays have become an in- stitution in this area as an out- standing event, and Field Kindley has always been the team to beat in in this affair. This year the tracksters should be another edition of the many fine groups W A i , suit we have had in the pasi 'i ti .. Vw- --nr snizas It .. ' AQ ' . r'. E i n ,scs ..: f 1 I x si ' v 1 Baal ai ,I I S 5 ,K 'fines ,' v .gr fi N x . it 75 54 , ' W ' 'T 2. QQ 5 T' 5 '--L-, - , - 2' , ,E A ,, as ' I iw ' SW ima i v S A l 1 f if ri Q1 . ii 2 ff ' ' Q -f ,. , is ar' 2 refs, , t 1 ,wit ,, . T2 1 r mr H . i. 'EPM as rzz I irrzffgif ,vii Q 5? f . . 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