Kinsley High School - Kihischo Yearbook (Kinsley, KS)

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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

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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

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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