Plainville High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Plainville, KS)

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Top row left to right Lodeska Darnell, Helen Patterson, Cleota Balr, Mickey Mc Daniels, Olive Uilgers, Bernice Mo k, Phyllis Toelkes, Cather1ne Westhusin LaVern Keas, Louise Glick Arlene LaGesse, Rosie Wilson Second row Barbara Lee Henn, Shirley Clarke, Flora Lee Allison, Arvetta Ninemire, Naomi Yeagy, Elanor Doug herty, Verneita Fischer, Ida Mae Day, Phyllis Bice, Louise Haase, Irene Peavey,G1 adys Glotzbach, Dorothy Dopita, Mary Clarke, Doris Marston, Yvonne Verveka Third row H E Smedley, Director, Dale Barr, Kenneth Giggey, LeRoy Harrison, Joe Kaba, Richard Bissett, Robert Dougherty, Maurice Sawyer, Delwin Dougherty, R L Morgan, Ralph Edson, Olen Copner, George Kaba, Richard Carmichael, Forrest Burkholder,Jr , Bottom row Connie Patterson, Olive Ninemire, Norva Shepherd, Dorothy McGhghy, El eine Westlake, Donna Rae Ring, Norvada Smedley, Rose Marie Catudal, Ruby McGhghy, Ietta Hrebe Ula Schroeder, Crete Hrabe, Lola Thomas, Barbara Bright The band took part in the Music Contest at Hays in Apr1l, rating excellent in both concert and mar hing band The marching band went to a contest at Stockton in July winning first prize of ten dollars In the evening the massed band had a concert directed by Mr Mill er head of the music department The time the e at Hays The band plaved two days at the County Fair at Stockton, this is the first band has ever taken part in anything of this type eighty six members of the junior and senior band attended the Navy Band band played at Stockton for the boys who left in the first draft at the request of the American Legion On Band Day at Hays, Plainville was one of eleven bands who took part .15 . X .gg 'o j X I R- 6,1 U .4 67 .5 I 16 vi X Y Q A. c ' . , - Th - . IU ! - f .-A ' 'L' l ' , ' f ian. .3 'Aj' ,f E ,i

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MUSIC

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TWIRLERS Left to right Yvonne Verveke, Loulse Glick Cleota Bair Catherine Westhusin, B rnice Mock, Olive Hilgers, Mickey McDan1els, Phyllis Toelkes, LaVerne Kees, Barbara Lee Henn Our music department is to be complrmented on the fine work they are aooompli shing They are always willing and ready to do their part Many fine preformances also in surrounding communities During the summer the Cardinal band is kept, busy there are concerts twice a week and are enjoyed by everyone Many patient hours of practice are put in daily by the twirlers and band mem bers, many times in the early hours of the morning while most of us are just creep ing out of bed The result of this hard work and diligent practice has presented itself in music festivals where Plainville has taken her ple e among the leaders The credit for this progress is due to the untiring efforts of our music inst ructor, Harold E Smedloy We are lucky to have such a fine man and hope he remains in our school system for many years to come .1 VJ f J r! f 1 TN 591411 Z ... ' Z- f - ,,f'w ' Q ug BIYY mlov G ck 17 Q e i 9 in ' ' L 5 t 5 or Xf, V, y X have been given by our Cardinal band at activities not only in our community but P -I - Q cr e 'J X f 4 ' X, ' ' fir' ' ' - -M 1 f 5 nl' x' ' ga I 1 ,, ' 1' X T in ..- A V . MC