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

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People: Th ree teachers were nominated for Kansas Master Teacher Award. The seniors concentrated on finishing high school in ff: lt's seven-thirty in the moming and already a group fomms, waiting for the doors to swing open. The wait gives students time to catch up on the latest news, including the gossip. high style. The freshmen concentrated on hoping the seniors would leave - at last. Activities: Clubs helped speed the year along. NHS offered tutoring. The language clubs offered the chance to learn cultures. Other clubs, such as F.F.A., Kayettes, and ACTS, emphasized student responsibility and pride Around Town: Coffeyville offered a world outside of high school. Jobs were I I available for all types of part-time work. Some students attended college. But, basically, the 'Ville was a place to have fun and be with friends. The year was productive. The year was great. Practically everybody was involved with something, whether it be academics, athletics, or a club. But it was all of Field Kindley that improved - and moved in a new direction. Introduction! 5

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A new direction - a definition of what Field Kindley High School went through during the 1987- 1988 school year. New freshmen students were added. New teachers were hired or transferred from other schools. New classrooms were built into the existing buildings. New classes were available for students to take. A new principal by the name of Dr. Bob Goodwin was added, and so was a new outlook by the student body. A lot of things changed during the summer before school began. But by the time Fall Homecoming arrived, everybody had settled dovim in the new environment. And things had changed -- for the better. Student Life: Everything was changing this year: Cruising on Eighth Street. All the Homecomings. Student Jobs and Work After The Bell. Prom 1988. And, of course, Graduation. Sports: Several teams went to state or regional competition. The seniors dominated the varsity squads. Jeff Branton set a new boys' swimming record at state. Academics: Nine seniors were State of Kansas Scholars. The Debate and Forensics Squads hauled back the awards from competition. Six 14' 21 Introduction journalists made it to State - one finished second place and another placed first. The band competed in Houston, Texas. , Q.

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Reviewing test notes on the staircase before third hour arejunior Terria Briggans, Corey Shields, and sophomore Jennifer Grigsby. Corey made a B on the test. Myne' , ,, Mfg , 7,1 Z Thoroughly bored with working with cash debits in accounting, senior Tom Morgan takes time to admire senior Liz ConkIin's beauty ltopl, while cheerleader Jenni Seger encourages the NADO crowd to get spirited during a basketball game. EW ADDITIONS ll! Student Life