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

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STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Steve Crow, Ruth Stephens, Mead Wyman, Freda Bateman, Mike Regan, Judy Whittington, Joanne Hardesty, Mike Brooks. SEATED: Dick Downey, Norma Day. OTHER AST MEMBERS: Sondra McClure, Pat Wettack, Crystal Butcher, Sharon Brown. STAGE CREW Larry Mahaffey Gary Goodman, Ro er s 3 , g Odle, Judy Hamlin, Coleen Eaton, Martha Halton, Linda Womack, Susie Kidwell, Mary Ann Wall, Solene Hanna, Marilyn Gartner, Norma Hoppock. np- LEFT TO RIGHT: David North, Beverly Sugis, Rodney Lay, Merritta Wagner, Jeanette Ross, Bob Gandt, Director, Kennet Burehinal. mat f 49'-V -gf W : WV 1 i JUNIOR PLAY A 3-Act Comedy ROOM FOR THE GROOMH Directed by Kenneth Burchinal THESPIANS This was a successful year for the senior members of C.H.S. 's Thespian Troupe 6317. Highlight of the year was the presentation of the senior class ploy in the fall entitled Fog Island . The senior members pictured were chosen according to the National Thespian regulations and by their efforts in last year's iunior and senior plays. Officers for the year were: President, Bob Gandtg Vice- President, David Northp Sec- retary, Mert Wagner.

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9 . 9 5. ,F'6s.3599ie9mw n 'THE i-OUR1 H HOUR CHOIR clirocieu by Philip N, Crm. The vocal department has always had many active students. The two beginning choirs are not performing groups, their purpose is to develop the voice and are stepping stones tor the other organizations. Any student was eligible to ioin third and fourth hour choirs, while robed choir and the Madrigalians were selective organizations. Only iuniors and seniors belonged to the selected groups. v MTW UNL: Boiziiiu Ltirvliull, lDv1ayiicCQu.isu, Beverly wigggs, Pai U'fIo1iiiu11, Sharon lirovii :VXURX 'I Mig Kr-ith liiiiir-i'i'.nrv, 0.1:-i Iiliiiir-liairi, ivmicilc I-iiclziiii, Kay Siiiiili, Iiiiimriii cniirl ILXL' iQro',, . The Madrigals, derived their name from the popular music ot the Toth century ot the European courts. This group, however, also sings tollg songs and sacred music. The ,Aadrigalians are a select group at Juniors and Seniors thattorm an a cappell organization. They have appeared in the civic and high school Christmas pro- gram, Kavalkade, in the Easter Assembly and for various civic clubs.