Kinsley High School - Kihischo Yearbook (Kinsley, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1954 volume:

1 As the years go by the echoes of our school life will grow fainter and fainter and then die away. Gone forever will be the routine of school life, the fun we had, and our small worries. Only when we look back to these days of living, working, and playing together, will we realize their true value. We give you this Kihischo to aid you in renewing the echoes of 1954. ADMINISTRATORS START THE RESOIINDINI GLADYS SMITH Secretary F. H. DAWSON Superintendent I H. C. HARMAN Custodian LEFT TO RIGHT: Joe Hamm, Oval LoVette, A. E. Rigor, Fred Anderson, President; F. H. Dawson, Clerk; Mrs. L. M. Schrader, Jr., Henry White. J. E. Stowell, Treasurer, absent. 4 IF THE MANY ECHOES IN KINSLEY HIGH R. WAYNE HERRON GERALD SIBLEY STANLEY BEANS LAVINA TROTTER Junior High Principal, Math- Social Science, Athletics, Guidance, History Librarian ematics. Industrial Arts History KATHRYN VAUGHN LESLIE KILGORE HELEN LOOMIS HOMER SALTER Commerce Mathematics. Science Home Economics Driver Education, Athletics KENNETH MENDENHALL ANNA MAE VORAN Industrial Arts Junior High English FRANCIS GATES History, Athletics JESSIE LOSEY English, Speech JAMES STANDLEY LESLIE DEMERITT Science Mathematics Vocational Agriculture NORMAN RADKE Music PEARL PETERIE English, Latin STUDENT COIIIICIL Miss Peterie, Sponsor; Rollen Anderson, Johnny Fisher, Joe Harman, Helen Owen, Terry Schaller. Mr. Dawson, Sponsor; David Eslinger, Tim LoVetie, Gerald Hargadine, Vina Nickels, Gaylord Side-bottom, Mike Lewis, Bill Liggett, Paul Mehringer, Madge Ferguson, and Janice Heinz. Council Sponsors Assemblies The Student Council was the student governing body of the high school. One of their big projects was sponsoring a student mixer and a watermelon feed the second week of school. They also sponsored Twirp Season and a Twirp Dance in the spring. The council planned all assemblies during the year. Money was raised by selling concessions at ball games. Other activities included attending conference, decorating the school Christmas tree, and a dinner for the members in the spring. Student Mixer Joe Harman - Vice-President Rollen Anderson - Secretary Paul Mehringer - President Selling Concessions PAMELA BEEZLEY She's the Ornament of her Gender ECHOES Of We'll find a way, or make one, our class motto, shows the true spirit of Kinsley High School's Class of 1954. The white mum was chosen as our class flower while lavendar and white became our class colors. As a supplement to our class rings, several of our members purchased class pins during our senior year. Perhaps our greatest thrill came on March 30, when forty-one of our forty-three members journeyed to Wichita for our Sneak Day. We were accompanied by our two sponsors, Miss Pearl Peterie and Mr. Stanley Beans. LEOMA REHMERT By the Work, one Knows the Workman RONALD JONES He Hath a Friendly Look and a Gentle Heart GAYLORD SIDEBOTTOM Times I'm Wise And Times Otherwise MARVIN ARENSMAN Quiet he is. but who Knows What He's Thinking? ELEANORIA PETERS She may act Bashful but you Can't Tell a Book by Its Cover PAUL MEHRINGER Nothing Hinders him or Daunts him CLASS 1954 On February 18, fifteen of our members presented our class play, Old Doc. M We also enjoyed two parties during our senior year. We had a skating party in the fall, and in the spring a hayrack ride and hamburger fry. For six years, the majority of our class has struggled together toward our goal of graduation. The rest joined our ranks along tne way. As we hear the echoes of those years, we listen with a mixture of joy and sadness for the passing of those Long-to -be-remem - LORETTA HARNISH Never a Dull Moment When LUETTA JULIAN I like Work, it Fascinates me; I can sit and Watch it for Hours GENE FELDMAN A big guy with a big Smile EUGENE HAMM A Friend. Absent, But Still Present REVIEW SENIORS OR1ENA BROWN I Dare you to Talk Faster Than I can MEREDITH FELDMAN Performer to a T v JERRY CLARK The Rip Van Winkle of K. H. S. LILA BARNES There's Mischief in her Dimples ROSETTA MILLER Her Gaiety Isn't Rationed RONALD WINKLER Within the Bounds of Possibility A t L i WAYNE MONTGOMERY Life is Short and so am I DOROTHY ANN CRAFT Precise as a Swiss Watch PATRICIA PROFFIT In the Twinkling of an eye 10 DONALD ELSON Talks Little but Says Much JAY WHITE Not Lazy, Just Don’t Feel Like Working” TERRY SCHALLER A Ladies' Man and not a Lady’s” LOIS CONKLIN ”It Saves Time to be Bom Good Looking GARY DAVIS Beware. I may Start Something yet” RICHARD FOX The Next Best Thing to Being Wise is to Make People Think you arc OFFICERS OF CLASS OF 54 Vice-President JOE HARMAN Nothing Great Has Ever Been Achieved Without Enthusiasm Secretary JESSIE BARNES Fair and Softly Goes Far President MELVIN GLEASON Vim, Vigor, and Vitality Treasurer GERALD HARGADINE Between Jest and Earnest Student Council WILLIAM LIGGETT Loving Life for Its Own Sake DOYLE CARROLL A Junior and a Senior in one Year. Because His Ambition Could Not Wait. ” MOTTO: We'll Find a way or Make one” FLOWER: White Mum COLORS: Lavendar and White SPONSORS: Miss Pearl Peterie Stanley Beans 12 Ci Alois Bieber u . Vice-President £ Owen Student Counci. Robert Herron Secretary Jerry Coover Dean Troutman Jim Countryman Ruth James Mehringer Bematzki John Herrmann Barbara Scott Tired ? Judy Bentley Ella Mae Barno Roland LittreU Sally Wilson Clara Molina Barbara Kallaus y IfcV Kenneth Kems President Wayne Steinkuehler Dana Draut Fred Vaughn Kay Maddox Fred Nystrom JUNIORS THEY REALIZE Madge Ferguson David Eslinger Noisy Juniors Lend Them a Hand, Robert I Charles Angell So Glad to see Youl Jane Kirkbride WORTH OF THEIR ECHOES O. Robert Kallaus Lois Werner Dennis Gordley The halls of K. H. S. will resound for many years with the echoes of this Junior Class of 1954. The fifty-one members chose Today we Follow, Tomorrow we Lead as their motto, bronze and green for their colors and the rose as their flower. They successfully presented a mystery farce, Ghost Wanted, as their class play, and sold magazine subscriptions to earn money for the Junior-Senior banquet. Mrs. Helen Loomis and Leslie Kilgore were their sponsors. Bruce Hawley n David Johnston El wood Angew 15 Gerald Schaller V 9 Dianne Miller Evelyn Weyrich George Ambitious Juniors a V Jerry Anderson a Robert Simon Tew a %' James Poorbaugh SOPHOMORES W fy c n t advs J� J - ' I, NjVCe Gladys Kerns President G V ° JV VS t ' GO1 cV ■% The Sophomore class of thirty-nine members enjoyed a year filled with fun and also a lot of work. They presented an assembly and some of their members served at the Junior-Senior banquet. Mrs Kathryn Vaughn and Homer Salter were their sponsors. OF THE John Wire Karen Marcie Fred Sally Huckstep Vaughn Countryman Converse 17 � Bernard Owen President Virginia Mole tor r 're Danny Baker De lander cx Gary Mecum Mary Foss a W_ Gerald Kallaus t Judy Elmore Vice-President si Dale Williams Carol Herrmann o. Aik Daniel Mehringer Barbara Bums FRESHMAN (IASS 01 1951 Ernest Oster Secretary Just we Youngsters Take it Easy. Judy Mike Lewis Student Council rpJw Connie Werner Bill Shook r Terry Clark Alice 18 Eslinger Linda Lloyd 9 ♦ M; Q Dennis Kincfcvater Jerry Rapp Illlk FORWARD TO ECHOES OE TOMORROW Freshman Stags Richard Miller Julia Riisoe Joe Belcher Larry Lorenzen E- as in Egg At Their Party Presenting an assembly for the high school was one of the big highlights in the year for the Freshmen of 1954. Mr. James Standley and Mr. Leslie Dementt helped this class of forty-seven members to wash off the green. Clyda Stevens Helen Rernatzki Assembly 9 £51 ,-r John Barnes The Green Doesn’t Show Herbert Dixon Sharon Troutman Joe Smith Larry Mcvey Roberta Dohm Ronald Ackerman a £Wk Mary Steele 19 Bill Hatfield Yvonne Rosproy Colleen Feldmar C Pat Mehringer Ronald Probe rts Janet Weyrich Frank Molina Maureen Hawley Marvin Wemer JoAnn Johnson JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL FOLLOH Philip Hopper President Sandra Bush Mark Andersen Sharon Lewis Marsha Erhman Vice-Pres. Terry Nystrom Shirley Rollins Craig Cory Lou Jean Jo Tim LoVette Brown Brown Student Secretary Treasurer Council Merlyn Barbara Goodson Kahl Constance Ogden Alfred Clark Norman Robert Mickey Roy Vieux Barnes McMullen Bradley EIGHTH Connie Rodger Fast Gracey GRADE Larry Dorothy Earl Glennys Amhart Blount Bums Matthews Donald Wilda Charles Gayle Hainer Peters Moore Dupree Kenneth Donald Foss Rumsey Helen Lanes Delander Lancaster Donald Norma Karlene Jerry Houdeshell Montgomery Steinkuehler Jensen Vicki Horne y nil SOUND OF THE ECHOES Karen Hawley Carl Bice m Nancy Nash Thomas Scott John Kindsvater Connie Ratzlaff iDayle I 1 lusted Velma Belcher Billy Dwyer Galen Graff Donna Jensen w Joyce Miller Robert Bond Janet Carothers Dennis Nina Beth John Antone Hensleigh Craft SEVENIH Carolyn Maddox President -v BUT I Lloyd GRADE 9 Charles Nickels Vice-Pres. £ Ruth Kerns Secretary Debating Seventh Graders Ann Lafferty Treasurer Johnny Fisher Student Council Rothalee Fox a Phillip Coover Robert Johnson ri Charles Steinkuehler Alvin Jarvis Gene Countryman Don’t Drop it Gail Leila Harman Brooks Robert Robert Fast Levin Judy David Howard Bettison Brad Pat LoVette Kindsvater SPONSORS Mr. Sibley Mr. Gates Leonard Patricia Wire Kirkbride John Rex Alberta Countryman Klein Kingry Larry Patricia Joel Houdeshell Z 1 Miller Draut Keith Carolyn Foss Hargadine Loretta Gerald Rumsey Behnke Jimmy Johnston Raylene Price ECHOETTES Homemaking I-II Between Class Rush Beezley Directs Advisor Physics Problems Chicken Scratches Listening Sour Puss Folding the Breezes Office Workers Great Orators Shop Workers Who Took my Paper? Young Athletes Current Event Day 22 Real Cute Kid KATETTES Loretta Hamish--recreation Jane Kirkbride--worship Emily Lancaster--world service Juliana Jensen--secretary Judy Copp--music Helen Owen--vice-president Janice Heinz--school service Delores Austin--president Gladys Kerns--treasurer Joy Korte--publicity Lois Stach- -pianist Under the guidance of Miss Trotter, the 58 girls who participated in Kayettes completed a very successful year. They contributed much to their school, community, and to the world. The club received its 3000 point award and completed the requirements for the 4000 point award. In addition to their usual projects of raking leaves, cleaning the trophies, etc. ; the girls sponsored the Meals for Millions, a Bundle Week, made and sent toys to an orphanage and several other projects. Highlights of the year were the Mother-Daughter Banquet, the all girl party and the Kay-ette Sno-Ball. j Our Sponsor The Big Night And Now we Will Sing Russians Annual Hamburger Fry A Couple of Characters 24 Drink up. Dean Winners of Song Masquerade Our Sponsor 1! 1 —i n I ' w i iimw Duhl Songbird Kays and Kayettes Give Assembly Kerry Lafferty - Treasurer Gerald Hargadine - Student Council Jerry Anderson - Vice President Dick Fox - Secretary Bill Liggett - President The Kays have completed various activities in working for their 1000 point award. Activities have included repairing toys for the Children's Home in Newton, conference participation at Hugoton, presenting a Thanksgiving Assembly, furnishing a Christmas tree at the hospital, a hamburger fry, selling concessions at ball games, a spring picnic, an Easter Assembly and giving club programs. There were 54 members in the Kay Club this year sponsored by Mr. Standley. Don't They Fit? 25 Kays' Float for Homecoming Parade MOTTO: Today for Tomorrow SLOGAN: Laugh, Love. Lift. “K” LETTERMEN CLUB The K-Lettermen are made up of all boys who have lettered in any sport in K.H.S. They elected Gaylord Side-bottom, President: Jerry Anderson, Vice-President; and Jack Fisher, Secretary and T reasurer. All boys in K-Lettermen were given an All-Sports Banquet March 21 by the Kinsley businessmen. 26 Jerry Anderson - Vice-President Gaylord Sidebottom - President Jack Fisher - Secretary-Treasurer PEP CLUB Marcia Gunn - Treasurer Madge Ferguson - Student Council Loretta Hamish - President Dianne Miller. Marcie Vaughn. Janice Heinz, and Mary Etling; Head Cheerleader. Sally Wilson - Vice President Homecoming t T Coyote Rooters The 1954 Pep Club had a membership of 62 girls. The club sponsored Homecoming on October 23. The theme was Blue Moon and the Queen was Jessie Barnes March 16 was the date of the annual Sock Hop held in the activity room. Jay Schaller was crowned King Teeny Piggies. Pep Club was responsible for all pep assemblies and during the year the girls presented pep skits. Under the sponsorship of Mrs. Kathryn Vaughn the Pep Club adopted a new constitution which made the club one with stricter membership. FUTURE FARMERS UF AMERICA Officers and Sponsor of F. F. A. Swing Your Partner Welcome 1 Welcome! Doesn't it Work? Watch Your Etiquette 1 Don't Stick Her! The F.F. A. elected the following officers: Don Elson, president; Melvin Gleason, vice-president; Robert Herron secretary; Jay White, treasurer; Terry Schaller, reporter; Gene Feldman, sentinel; and Leslie Demeritt, advisor. The F.F. A. won fifth place at the state fair with their exhibit of shop projects. Other activities during the school year were a Parent-Son Banauet, the annual barn-warmer, witn Dianne Miller queen, and the F. F. A. assembly. The organization also attended various contests over the state. 28 Ma and Pa PUBLICATIONS' SUFIS Kihischo Sales Staff: Eleanoria Peters. Jessie Bames. Kihischo Editor Kihischo Photography and Art Staff: Gary Davis, Lila Bames, Delores Austin, and Joy Korte. K I H I S C H 0 Kihischo Editors: Dorothy Craft, associate editor; Loretta Hamish. editor; Mary Etling. associate editor; Kerry Lafferty, business manager. B B [ [ I [ S Breezes Editor Organizations: Oriena Brown Kihischo Sales Staff: Melvin Gleason, Bill Liggett, Joe Harman. Luetta Julian, Leoma Rehmert, Emily Lancaster, and Lois Conklin. Breezes Circulation Staff: Dorothy Craft. Mary Etling, Kay McMullen, Dick Fox. Gary Davis, Jerry Clark. Breezes Advertising Staff: Gary Davis, Mary Etling, Kay McMullen, Gerald Hargadine, Pamela Beezley, and Meredith Feldman. Breezes Photography and Art: Dorothy Craft, Dick Fox, and Joy Korte. Breezes Editors: Darrel Miller, associate editor; Loretta Hamish. associate editor; Delores Austin, editor; Pam Beezley, associate editor; Gerald Hargadine, associate editor; Kerry Lafferty. Business Manager. ECHOETTES Teachers Enjoy Barnwarmer Dawson Buys Sticker Steady Couple Enthusiastic Rooters Ready for Pep Assembly Cheerleaders Lead Yells at Homecoming Parade Turn Left Then Right In Freshman Assembly ft Kayette Program What's This? Fugitives From the Hills Crashing Kayette Party Step Right up to get Your Foot Measured Fresh tap Line You’re Slipping 30 Grand CanYAWN Freddie Jr. High Gals The Kinsley High School band, under the direction of Norman Radke. had a full year. They marched at the Kansas State Fair, marched at football games. gave two concerts and an assembly, played at music festival, had a Christmas dance and the annual spring formal. The band attended the district music festival at Pratt. They played The Golden Eagle March and Dublin Holiday Overture and received a II raung. p [ p B A III D Our Director Student Director Jazz Session Please ? At the Game OFFICERS-Sally Wilson, treasurer; Delores Austin, business manager; Darrel Miller, reporter; Pam Beezley, student director; Mary Etling, president; Sharon Troutman. drum majorette. 33 TWIRLERS-Vina Nickels. Marcia Gunn. Judy Bentley. Dana Draut. Sharon Trout man. drum majorette; Sally Converse. Kay Maddox, absent. MUSIC [USEMBKS DRUM ENSEMBUE Pratt Music Festival I Sute Music Festival n SAXOPHONE QUARTET Pratt Music Festival 1 State Music Festival II CLARINET QUARTET Pratt Music Festival II GIRLS’ TRIPLE TRIO Pratt Music Festival II FLUTE TRIO BOYS’ OCTET TRUMPET TRIO Pratt Music Festival II Pratt Music Festival I Pratt Music Festival II Sute Music Festival D 34 ii 11; ii school miuii chorus At Music Festival the Mixed Chorus received a two rating. They sang The Battle Hymn of the Republic and Ding Dong Merrily on High. The Girls1 Glee and Boys' Glee received Superior. All of the groups were directed by Norman Radke. Delores Austin accompanied Mixed Chorus and Girls' Glee and Lois Stach accompanied the Boys' Glee. Robert Herron, president: Jerry Clark, business and publicity manager: Delores Austin, accompanist: Terry Schaller, student council representative: Jack Fisher, reporter. The Junior High School Girls' Glee, Boys' Glee, and Mixed Chorus all attended the Pratt Music Festival. The Boys' Glee Club received a III rating, the Girls' Glee Club a III rating and the Junior High Mixed Chorus a II rating. Tim LoVette, business manager; Donna Jensen president. The Kinsley Junior High School Band attended Pratt Music Festival and received a II rating. They played Medallion Overature and Band Booster March. Some of the more advanced members of the junior high school also played in the high school band. The band also played their two contest numbers in a spring concert. These band students are getting a sound background for their future high school music work. ‘LOVE IS III THE AIR ALL SCHOOL PLAY OAtec V,o° UcC Kay McMullen . Delores Austin. Loretta Harnish Kerry Lafferty. Kay Maddox. Dick Fox. Eddie Horney . Sally Converse. Willis Wilson . Vina Nickles Bill Hatfield . Helen Owen . Dorothy Craft Marcie Vaughn Jessie Losey . Elmer Truitt, a bewildered father . . . Gert Truitt, his good wife . . Gladys Truitt, their daughter . . . Clarence Truitt, their son . Maggie Truitt, their youngest . Gramps, Gert's peppery father Hugo Nogginocker, Clarence's pal . . Jackie Summers, the new girl . . Roscoe Blipp, a timid suitor . . . Poodles, Maggie's friend . Beanie, a high school freshman .............Three Lodge Women . Director Lady Buffaloes 38 The Girl Next Door “GHOST WANTED” JUNIOR PLAY Willis Wilson Doyle Cai roll Judy Bentley Sally Wilson Dianne Miller Helen Owen . Charles Angell Jerry Rumsey Judy Copp Barbara Scott Madge Ferguso Jerry Ward . Jessie Losev James Poorbaugh CAST Hugo Bromley, a young man . . . Jeffery Hall, his friend .............T roddy, the maid Ginger Stormgay, a young lady . . Gale Stormgay, her sister Granny Kate, the grandmother . . . Hatcher, the houseman . . . . Professor de Vallan Madam Zolga, his assistant . . .Azalea, a village woman .Nora Vane, an investigator . . Mr. Bradshaw, the sheriff .................... Director . . . . Stage Manager t t COKFESSIOKAL FESTIVAL PLAY 1 1 So, Dad, you wrecked the car, too! CAST Kay McMullen Juay Copp Kerry Lafferty Sally Wilson Willis Wilson Jessie Losey Dodge City Festival Hays State Festival . Robert Baldwin Martha, his wife . John, his son Evie, his daughter . . . Marshall . . . Director ................I ................I ONE ACT PLAY 'Paul Wrecks the Car1 Charles Angell Dick Fox. Barbara Scott Dick Miller . Judy Elmore . . . . Paul Jones .Mr. Jones, the father Mrs. Jones, the mother ...............Junior .................Mary Yvonne Rosproy....................Jane Meredith Feldman..................Jack Jane Kirkbride..............a woman Julia Riisoe................the maid Judy Elmore, Read Horton Hatches the Egg. She received a I at Dodge and also at State. SENIOR PLAY t 4 9 1 Thai's a bad burn. Kay McMullen.......................Dr. John Hillary Kerry Lafferty....................Dr. Robert Hillary Pamela Beezley . . Janet Martin, Old Doc's niece Delores Austin . . Margaret Burns, Bob's fiancee Jerry Clark.............Dick Burns, her kid brother Dick Fox.................Pa Brown, a kind neighbor Dorothy Craft......................Ma Brown, his wife Darrel Miller . Dr. Edmond Brand, a Boston doctor Loretta Harnish . . . Helen Brand, his daughter Don Elson.....................Mr. Hepple, a lawyer Friends and Patients of Old Doc Emily Lancaster........................Mary Selby Lina Amaro...........................Mrs. Rossi Oriena Brown.............................Mrs. Cronin Mary Etling..............................Mrs. Mellon Rosetta Miller...........................Lois Warner Jessie Losey..................................Director •11 Need These Hello” Don't Cry 41 Well, I It’s a Telegram from Bobl “ There, Never There. 42 Sly Poppa Gene Feldman The Kinsley High School football team enjoyed its most successful year since 1923 during the 1953 football season. jon Under the very able coaching of Homer Salter and Francis Gates, with Gaylord SideDottom as captain, the Coyotes came through the season by winning seven games, tying one, and losing only one. The team, composed of almost all seniors, began its winning streak with Larned, defeating them 25 to 12. Kinsley then went on to defeat Ulysses, tie the undefeated Lewis team, then to defeat Cimarron, St. Mary, Greensburg, Macks-ville, and St. John. Their only loss came as the last game of the season when they lost to the very strong Stafford team. A score of 58-0 gave Kinsley a very successful Homecoming on October 23 against Macksville. K 25-12 K 19- 7 K 6- 6 K 41- 6 K 48- 0 Larned Ulysses Lewis Cimarron St. Mary K 44- 0 K 58- 0 K 26- 0 K 13-26 Greensburg Macksville St. John Stafford SASKETIALL ECHOES A TEAM Kinsley 46 50 Bucklin Kinsley 42 54 Larned Kinsley 48 57 St. John Kinsley 36 31 Greensburg Kinsley 37 34 Liberal Kinsley 50 49 Lewis Kinsley 69 39 St. Mary Kinsley 58 56 Cimarron Kinsley 47 75 St. John INVITATIONAL TOURNAMENT Kinsley 53 36 Anthony Kinsley 44 62 Stafford Kinsley 40 53 Ulysses Kinsley 59 47 Cimarron Kinsley 44 61 Sylvia Kinsley 47 35 Lewis Kinsley 46 51 Liberal Kinsley 35 75 Hays Kinsley 56 29 St. Mary REGIONAL, TOURNAMENT Kinsley 39 51 LaCrosse Second Team Ball Win or Lose, They're the Best! Coyotes Accept Second Place Trophy at Invitational Tourney 'B' TEAM Kinsley 38 26 Bucklin Kinsley 32 57 Larned Kinsley 24 55 St. John Kinsley 28 36 Greensburg Kinsley 19 52 Liberal Kinsley 26 48 Lewis Kinsley 32 48 St. Mary Kinsley 35 49 Cimarron Kinsley 32 73 St. John Kinsley 59 60 Ulysses Kinsley 64 56 Cimarron Kinsley 59 41 Sylvia Kinsley 59 38 Lewis Kinsley 55 72 Hays Kinsley 65 58 Liberal WRESTLING SQUAD Wrestling was a considerably new sport in Kinsley High School but the individuals partaking gained the interest of many during the matches. They had matches with ElDorado and Salina here and away. Wrestling was coached by Francis Gates. TRACK TEAM The Kinsley Coyotes' track team was coached by Homer Salter and Francis Gates. They had a dual meet with St. John, which they won, an invitational meet, taken by Lewis, and a triangular meet, won by St. John. They attended meets in Garden City, Sterling, Hays and K. U. and the regional meet at Hutchinson. Gaylord Sidebottom and Fred Vaughn placed at the regional and went to the state meet. This years track team was a young team and lost only seniors Darrel Miller, Gerald Hargadine, and Gaylord Side-bottom. Ordinary Scene Squeeze ’em Come on Boys, Push! JUNIOR HIGH SPORTS ECHOES FOOTBALL SCORES Kinsley 30 St. John 0 Kinsley 31 Greensburg 7 Kinsley 13 Larned 0 Kinsley 39 Lewis 0 BASKETBALL SCORES Kinsley 35 St. John 13 Kinsley 16 Lewis 11 Kinsley 23 Larned 16 Kinsley 25 Stafford 40 Kinsley 31 Trousdale 15 Kinsley 22 Haviland 24 Kinsley 30 Lewis 31 Kinsley 27 Larned 17 Kinsley 37 Lewis 25 Kinsley 32 Stafford 33 Kinsley 38 Pratt 21 B TEAM Kinsley 23 Stafford 30 Kinsley 17 Lewis 25 Kinsley 19 Larned 16 Kinsley 31 Stafford 26 TRACK RECORD EIGHTH GRADE Kinsley 60 Stafford 22 Lewis 2 Kinsley 56 Macksville 10 SEVENTH GRADE Kinsley 38 Stafford 44 Lewis 36. 5 Kinsley 45 Macksville 8. 5 JUNIOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS Ann Lafferty, Vicki Horney, Lana Lewis, head cheerleader; Pat Kindsvater. 48 1 Our Sponsor One of the Best Our Sponsor One of the Best Sewing Bee Men? with Mustaches Seniors in Class Meeting Slap, Shuffle Slap Droopy Eyes Napoleon? Cutchie, Cutchie, Coo? Seniors go Rabbit Crazy Betty Grable? Careful! Drill you Tamers Drill Senior Girls at Work You Kids Sure Look Interested! Who are you Trying to Fool? All Smiles Marilyn Herself? Listen! Get on Your Mark Two Twirps Alexanders Ragtime Band Huh? What's the Matter, Tillie? Whatcha Makin? 49 JUNIOR-SENIOR BANQUET Senior Class Officers Accordionist GRADUATION WEEK Twirling Twins Kerry and Mary The Morning After Happy?? 50 Loretta . m Pamela Beezley Farewell Boys sing. You'll Never Walk Alone Joy Korte Janice and Jerry, Our Ushers After Baccalaureate Darrel Miller, Emcee Senioi Farewell Gary plays on Channel 54 Time goes on and we have reached the end of our high school days. Our diplomas are in our hands, some sense of satisfaction is in our hearts and perhaps there are some tears in our eyes--but lovely echoes ring in our ears. It is the hope of the Kihischo staff that each time you look at the pages in this book, memory will recapture those pleasant experiences-and the echoes will resound again.