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

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Field Kindley High - the place where cruisers go by every time on Eighth. A warning to all the speedsters is the Eighth and Roosevelt sign: police are nearby. Friday afternoon and all is well. Sophomore Lori Gillen and a friend take to the car and to waving at all their friends they see while driving. While it's true everybody has been cruising Eighth for as long as can be re- membered, not everybody likes the idea. Businesses on the street say teenagers leave trash, cigarettes, and bottles on their property. When they've tried to make a stand before, win- dows or signs would be smashed and everybody still stayed there to talk. Eighth Streetf15

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sv-Inga, ...,,. 4 . Qi' F Qi E 5 Q Spring Sports Queen Tonya Glenn surrounded by Court and escorts Qleftl, and the Winter Queen Heidi tlamrick with Tom Compton. Literally brushing up be- fore ceremonies, Tonya Glenn knows what it's like to have luck change. ,iw RZ 1 N Him' HGMECGMI GS '88 Eventually the twelfth came. And, at halfcourt, Heidi Hamrick walked away with the title of Winter Sports Queen ........ Tonya deserved it. l'm really glad she won. This sentiment and others like it were expressed when Tonya Glenn won the title of Spring Sports Queen. Glenn was thrilled she had come out on top. The smile she beamed at everyone after the ceremony told the whole story. I think Tonya should get this one, said senior Kelli Tate before the April 15 Relays. lt'd be fair and she'd be a good Queen . . Glenn, who was escorted by senior Mike Ward, beat out contenders Jodi Hiner Kescort Craig rlillmanl and Alisha Wilson iescort Todd riillsl to get the crown. Glenn's win just proved an age-old saying: lf you keep wishing hard enough and long enough, you just might get what you wish for. Winter And Spring Homecomings! 15