Kinsley High School - Kihischo Yearbook (Kinsley, KS)

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K.H.S. Breezes PUBLISHED BY THE SENIOR ENGLISH CLASS OF K. H. S. VOLUME—3 KINSLEY, KANSAS, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1949. NUMBER—4 Coyotes Take League Championship Delegates From Several Towns Attend Y-Teen Conference Y-Tecn and Y.W.C.A. Help State Officers With Program Tw from Mack Staff lingti tendc Y-Te Nov. I Mr J of t) Teen were was Ka mom prelu God” was I Gwer Ethel 5 Th. fl the i 2 Sideb remai play. preset Miss direct in wh The I the C and I Kays 1 girls : Lj Gro 2 out th of M. ■ i talk, ' and 1 Rev. vo First Moth was the s worship s was in chi sang at th composed Okley Hi Mary Lor rez, Ua ( Lois Jean man, Mai Olsen, Shi McCall. The Kir Blue Seal t December 9 Basketball Schedule - Coldwater (there) December 13 December 16 December 20 December 23 January 6 January 10 . Greensburg (there) January 13 .. .. Macksville (here) January 20 .. St. John (there) January 24 January 27 January 31 . February 3 - J. Greensburg (here) February 9, 0, 11 — League Tournament (Greensburg) February 17 Macksville (there) February 28 Coyotes Victorious Over Rangers Armistice Day Faculty-Board Annual Banquet Myers Starts Work On Kihischo ei The annual school board banquet The first eight pages of the 1 was held last Saturday evening at Kihischo '50 were finished Wed-r 7 o’clock in the activity room. nesday and mailed to Myers and s| Those who attended were the Company of Topeka. These pages l j board members, faculty and sub- include pictures of the two grade 1 stitute teachers accompanied by schools, the new lunch building, I their wives or husbands and the the vocational agriculture building, i , guest speaker, Superintendent Jess the gymnasium and the high school i Cullison and Mrs. Cullison of| building. Also included are pictures ,. Larncd. , of the school board- fscultv senior Business Men Reward Boys With a Trip The Kinsley Coyote squad was victorious Armistice afternoon when they defeated the Green , burg Rangers 25-6 for the chump, ionship of the Wheatbelt league The game was hard fought wit) severe injuries sustained by hot) teams. Gene Anderson received t broken collarbone and Melvti Mary pulled some ligaments in hb right arm. Neither boy was able b participate in the Dodge City game Friday. Kinsley rated higher in yardagi with 249 yards to the Rangers 111 Their first downs stood at 11 for Kinsley and 4 for Greensbuij Kinsley completed 3 out of 5 at tempted passes for three touch downs. Greensburg completed I out of 15 passes attempted and scored their one and only touch down on one of these passes. Kinsley’s first TT) was scored bj h Sitting: Frank Reed, sports; Betty Lund, humor; Glenna Sidebottom, editor; Pat Gaylor, associate editor. Standing: Gerald Davis, advertising; Miss Peterie; Alton McDaniel, circulation; Jerry Smith, advertising; Pauline Heckathom, circulation; Lenard Stevens, sports; Roma Strate, associate edi- v « a . - VI 1 II o I • Vnnnv I? i »Vv O J O vfl Q A T g»l t 1C1 n CT Fa r. tor; Joyce Lloyd, society; Okley Harman, associate editor; Nancy Richardson, advertising; Car- »■ • X» T l . Dnwfknna linin'? Kll C1 noc C m QT1Q (TP I • |0(J men Molina, organizations; Dale Williamson, circulation; Berthena Heinz, business manager; Stramel, circulation; Dean Gatterman, advertising, (absent) ini ui get tv rophy th : -vvilege cl .presides: this year linsley an 11 footbal oma-Santi turday. e Kinnle; mpionsHi; ague wo John wit iurg in '41 I I Mixe v Prese A benefi for the nev