Chanute High School - Elms Yearbook (Chanute, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 74 of the 1924 volume:

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Q H A ' 1 H N L-- . 1 .. L . - ,X , Ll 1 ' ACOSTA ADSIT ALLEMAN Spanish Drauiatic Art GU011ICf1'j' BROWN CLAYTON CAVANAUGH Director of Pl1ys icc1I English and C'o11wze rriaI Trainin Education Journalism . 44' ' 1 K Y 1 mn .f A i -...J -Q... 1 HAUSAM FLOTTMAN HEM PHILL Tj'f76 Zu 1'1'f1,7lg-S110l'fflU71lY' C11ervzistry-Pl1ysic.f Srhool N 1r1'sf' KNOTTER MAAC HUDSON English and French Coach and Biology English MCCORMICK NI ILLER MCRILL Alfatlzematics Hisiory and Civics Latin NICIIENRY MICHAUX POPHAM 1211-g'Iixl1 lhmzl and Orclwst-ru Mnsir Clfoifvj :ECHICIQ TODD WELDON 1 rivzzltzm'-HmInAgv .Yurmal Training Hislory -Sociology XVA LDRI l ' TYSO N ,S'vu'y In Sllf'E'?'f'llfUIlL1v1'l1f ,Sefy to Primipul . -...!... 'a THE ELMQ- -Qi W I L GLASS L48 ,' ' FW rw - , i ng f wr- ..., L..--W BICKNELL, RALPH T., Bick,' SHE SMILED HER ENGAGING SMILE AND THEY WERE ENGAGEDJ' Football '21-'22-'23 Tatler Staff '23-'24 Editor of Hi-Lifer '24 Vice-Pres. of Jr. Class '22 Sr. Play '24 Hl-Y '24 Class Basketball '20-'23 BOWER, ARLETTA MARTHA ARTISTIC. Normal Tr. Course BRADEN, MILDRED E., Skipper THE DELIGHT OF OUR HEARTS French Club '23 Spanish Class Pres. Spanish Club '24 Tatler Staff '24 Glee Club '22 CONE, LUTHER HOSE IF THINGS GO WRONG, LET 'EM GO College Prep. Course Band '23-'24 Orchestra '23-'24 BARKLEY, GOLDIA THETA SHE WILL, IF SHE WILL - AND THAT'S AN END OF IT. Normal Tr. Course Agr. Judging Team '21 BEACH, MARGERY RUTH, Sandy LET'S WORK WITH A SMILE Commercial Course Y. W. C. A. '22 Shorthand Club '24 CRAIG, CARL ROBERT, Tubby CROWD HAS A SILVER LIN- Nat'1 Honor Society Pres. Sr. Class '22-'23'-24 Football '22-'24 Manager of Football Team '23 Business Mgr. Tatler '22 Hi-Y Sr. Play Mgr. '24 BEDELL, RUTH GLORIETTA IN HER BRAIN SEE THE MIGHTY STORIES Normal Tr. Course Sunshine Club '23-'24 Glee Club '23-'24 bf-mi ,um r, 'v,. f v,,..'-. , v v f I l If W 3 A . xx qi f,,f-fav fmflfffl f f V ,offf,,V, !',?f,f!,hf,'fg so r-. ,M A JW, Hr!r,, iff, Ar!!! In H, , I rf .1 Af X- N -' X ' A A Nw Avi: M Tl-E11 ELMSW' 'fffyl U, A, if. 1-,'1f,jQjg,g , . f 'il 1 QQ p .511 omni, 1 fri 5? A . 1' xl ARMBRUSTER, LOTTIE, nSI'Il11CS,, -yy SHE WAS EVER A MEEK 'UNH' .fy Nj Normal Tr. Course QQ jj. Pres. of Normal Tr. Class THQ ow Glee Club '24 My Dramatic Club '22-'23 pp QQ' Sunshine Club '23-'24 ,fi 'fl' 3 'il Y if! 1,-Z .Sq ALEXANDER, FRED W., Aleck', QQ 5,4 LOOK OUT FOR WOMAN WHEN SHE SIN gilt? MAKES UP HER MIND TO GET YOU 7 .L College Prep. Course HQ Ku Football '21-'22-'23 lil? captain Football '22 Ry Vice-Pres. of Class '24 Business Mgr. of Sr. Play '24 74-Sl .f , :N R 'lv ALEXAIN DER, RALPH S., Aleck,' 59 THE KING'S BUT A MAN , -vfl E ,SFI Basketball 12nd teamj '22-'23-'24 S4 Football 12nd teamj '22 .gtg XRX14 Tatler' Staff '23-'24 U5 N5 H1-Lifer '24 Class Basket Ban '24 yo Ni ANDERSON, HELEN M. QQ, ESX BLUE ARE HER EYES AS THE FAIRY 9,5 Qyi- FLAX College Prep. Course My gg Y. W. c. A. '22 51.5 5 Glee Club '22-'23 ,- g Spanish Club '23-'24 ,111 ,VJ Sunshine Club '23-'24 '1 -4, MN BROOKSHIRE, VETA ,io I'LL BE SECOND FIDDLE TO NONE. Eff Normal Tr. Course if Spanish Club HQ .FHL by as n BRAY, FLOYD K., jack S1 A LAZY MAN IS REALLY NO WORSE QE N, THAN A DEAD ONE - BUT HE Aw. NC TAKES UP MORE ROOM. fm if College Prep. Course Football '21-'22-'23 QQ ffl , TJV' BLOTZ, DALE M. QQ GOD MADE THE WORLD - AND 3:0 RESTED, S4 Jr. Class Play '23 Q yn Dramatic Art Club '23 ,rd fs? Hi-Y Cabinet '24 pf. gfw. Annual Staff '24 Lx 'of Sr. Play '24 gli' QU' Toastmaster Jr.-Sr. Banquet '23 Q' NK Toner sum '24 AQ, iff? Debate Team '24 2,53 BOWEN, HAZEL ANNE QQ lf Y '-THE GIRL WHO GAVE TO SONG, ,gtg WHAT GOLD COULD NEVER BUY. Nia Music Club '22-'23 fm 5,35 French Club '23-'24 xy Spanish Club '24 Operetta '24 Q., 3,4 Girls' Quartette. '24 DVM Mixed Quartette '22-'24 A Glee Club '22-'23-'24 9'5- 1 Ji . 6' -? , lj-. 535: VHS QM 57'-ff wg fir' 'ya giQ3iXf1. 5-E V' Dm AFX 55 AL 5-TT X- 52' 3 2 I' X, QR ikfsfsffki- 'EVN 'X- '14 X. if v K I 5,1 'UQ' QIU .,! REI nfl :xfj K . J , f V! 1 ,. if I X ' J, at 1 M1 Icy ' 1 5,1 gf, H15 Nj X x X I f J ' 2 . W 1 E Fl LV-E C'-' 'f.1llw Wm.. .... If. I - 4. - ,ff BRITTON, EDITH SHE TALKS LIKE A uomc' Colle?e Prep. Course Span sh Club '24 French Club '23 CUNNINGHAM, CI-IAS. D., Chuck HAVING YOUR HEAD IN THE CLOUDS DOES NO HARM. IT'S THE COM- ING DOWN THAT HURTSI' Hi-Y Sec. '24 Athletic Council H1-Lifer Staff '24 Tatler Staff '24 Spanish Club '23-'24 Tennis Club '23-'24 BROWNING, ARVILLA LUCILLE A MISS IS AS GOOD AS HER SMILE Normal Tr. Course BARKLEY, VERA J., -'sis' WHEN A WOMAN IS CRUEL SHE IS VERY, VERY CRUELJ' Normal Tr. Course DAVIS, CLIFFORD T. OUR SILVER-TONGUED oaxrons' Football '22 Orations '24 Debate '24 Band '23-'24 Hi-Y Club '24 Spanish Club '24 CULVER, GHRENETTA QUALITY, NOT QUANTITY. Normal Tr. Course CRAWFORD, -IANICE E. OUR JANICE WITH GOLDEN HAIR' Glee Club '22-'23 Dramatic Club '23 French Club '23-'24 Sunshine Club '23-24 EATON, RAY I LIKE BLUE EYES-AND BLACK-- AND BROWN. Tatler Staff '22-'23 Class Secretary '23 1 9 2-4 .PT v 2 k:3,f.:g le e.,:,fgzfgg.5p, , nfl f fy '5'5...!?I C73 YM lf 'I ' -2... EATON , LESLEY FAY AM I AT THE ALPI-IA OR OF MY FOOLISHNESST' College Prep. Course Sr. Play '24 Football '25-'23 Track '23-'24 Hi-Y Cabinet '24 Track Captain '24 OMEGA CRAFT, HELEN DEAN, Deanie WOMEN DON'T TALK MORE THAN MEN - THEY ARE LISTENED TO MORE. Normal Tr. Course Agr. Club Sunshine Club '23-'24 Glee Club CUTLER, CAROL, Connie A CAROL MEANS A SONG HAPPY AND GAY, YES, OUR CAROL IS JUST THAT WAY. College Prep. Course Dramatic Club '23 Glee Club '22 FISHER, PAUL TUCKER, Tuck I FLUTTER IN ALL WAYS BUT FLY IN NONE. Glee Club '22-'23 Prop. Magr. Jr. Play '23 Prop. Magr. Sr. Play '24 Debate Team '24 FOGG, GEORGE R., Foggie HE CERTAINLY AGREES NICELY WITH HIMSELF3' Class President '22 Jr. Class Play '22 Jr. Class Track Captain '22 Sr. Class Track Captain '23 Track Team '21-'22-'23-'24 Basketball '20-'21-'22-'2-l Basketball Captain '22-'24 Gym Team '20-21 COX, CLEORA ALICE, Cleo IT'S FUN TO DO THINGS OTHER PEO- PLE ARE SURE YOU CAN'T DO. Commercial Course State Typewrlting Contest '23 Shorthand Club '24 COPLEY, CLARA M., Pitt HERE'S T0 THE LIGHT THAT LIES IN WOMAN'S EYES AND LIES AND LIES AND LIES. College Prep. Course Sunshine Club '23-'24 French Club '23 Treasurer of Fleur de Lis Club '24 Tennis Club '23 FINCH, GERALDINE K. UBLUSHES LIKE A SLICE OF COLD BOILED HAM. College Prep. Course -?. l....L...lV ' L23 Y MA A - . -.f A..-.mv Q 2' 2 '..l TL' Cf' it 1' -if I ha.. L....,-:....a'V'l1..J il COLAW. IMOGENE M., Ima f-LOOK OUT EOR WOMAN WHEN SHE MAKES UP HER MIND. Commervial Course , French Club '23 Shorthand Club '24 I GREBE, JAMES, QI. C. 5' HE'S AS NICE AND GOODNATITRED I AS HE LOOKS. 1 x , K 's H CRAIG, MABLE E. HNOITE KNEW HER Bl l' 'PO LOVE N HR. , x College Prep. Coursv French Club '23-'24 gl, Dramatic Club '23 Sunshine Club '23-'ZH Glam Uluh 'IJ - . .x- C1HTTENDEN,UPAL g l'l S NVISER BEING GOOD THAN B.-XIY' .Vw Comnlerciul Coursf- - Spanish Club '23 V gp? State 'Fypewritlng Cmnvst '23 -, Slmnvtlaanrl Cluh '2-l Y fix Ll 'Lpll GOLTRY,DANAl1j1k6' iv I LUVIC M l'1-- -- Glue l'll.llr 'IZ-'14 lil Uirr-nlu t':1:4l0ll:1lm '24 P CANIELIC, OVAL Rl l'll SHN HA'l'H A SUNNY lll'lAli'l ' Normal 'l'l'. f'4Ylll'SI' ELS'l'liN, LENA ' KEEP ME IN 'l'lCMl-'PIII l XVOI'l,l'l NOT HE MAD, Frvnch Club 'ZZ-l l.itex':n'y Society '23 x , Athletic Assoc-lution 'Ll ,-A ' Q GRISNVULD, CARl,l'l'll S., Curl0y lF A MAN IS MODEST AB0l l' HIS N ' ACUOMPLISHMENTS VVE ARE Sl'lil'l Q Illfl HAS DONE SUME'l'HlNIl. ' N ' Assoviatv Ezlitrn' Tzxtlvr Lip Add. Ed. 'I':-xtlm' 'Bti lfld. Annual '24 mfg Gym. Team '21-'22-'ZJII-'Z-l Elffctrician Jr. Play 'ill I-li-Y Unlrinvt 'Li-l 'ff X N x xx xx N ,ll x'X X.-X'XlXx Xxxx Xu. Xhxkg: if ful! 4, r , . - - .X . ,.. . - . . .X , K '3 1 '5-n 'ff' f 'Y 5 1-f ff' f L51 f,1 2'f,l'f,f4f'JfQ11'yfWl v r 1 ' A ' f , -r-5-my -P: l f-vw , ,, , rf- . , , , x -N Xxf- x L,-'X'x-S' llnE -.xx..x'Y-.ix-fx.-x'xf-.mxlgdr I 4 l CORRELL, FRANCES ' 'TM ALWAYS AFRAID I SHALL MAR- RY SOMETIME WHEN I AM UN- USUALLY BOREDJ' Glee Club, '21-'22-'23 ' , Orchestra '21-'22-'23 -f French Club '23 W A W spanish Club '22-'23 l 1 Q. Girls' Football Team '23 , HOLLENSHEAD, HGWARD 3 A LIGHT PURSE IS A HEAVY CURSE College Prep. Course , Track '22-'23 Basketball '23 4 Jr. Play Staff '23 DAHLSTROM, VIOLET M. AS MODEST AS A VIOLETH 'L X, Normal Tr. Course Agriculture Club '22 ' jj- Spanish Club '22 ELLIOTT, KATHLEEN, LOVE ME AND TELL ME so College Prep. Course Glee Club '22 , f Sunshine Club '23-'24 'gy Dramatic Art '23 Spanish Club '24 gif. fbi? HELM, WALTER R. ,UQ THE BEST SUBSTITUTE FOR BRAINS gg IS SILENCEH V121 College Prep. Course Spanish Club jlx Tennis Club H'-Y 5. ' 1. xl ff. FREEMAN, MAR-IORIE, Midget '-HER EYES ARE EVER DREAMYU My College Prep. Course 511 Glee Club '22 Ugg Dramatic Club '23 U' GRUlll3, CORA LEOTA Elf? '-rM NOT DENYING THAT WOMEN 'DQS ARE FOOLISH. con MADE 'EM so A: TO MATCH THE MEN. Q3 Commercial Course ,lib Y. VV. Cabinet '22 ,ff Dramatic Club '23 jfgyf Jr. Play '23 A: Shorthand Club '24 -4.'-gl Sunshine Club '24 Declamation '24 f gy' Ed. of Tatler '24 g,? Sr. Play '24 -HS, Nnt'l Honor Society ,gn v f 1 1 1 L2 R HL DSON, JAMES Huddy ' Q15 HTHE LILIES DIDN'T sPlN, so WHY fjpj - SHOULD I? ,M College Prep. Course 'lift Junior Play '22 'Ml 'lily :,. .' 'mu xc- A XVN-N-x - -x -5-x F-,EX ,-3 ,X .,.v,-X ..5x'V:sL,5 ..g5 ',- X., -4 241: 'X f 'l' 'X ' ' -' 'f '-1 -f ' , W ,I Q gf 'Y'ZVZVL-11LfJ?ff'4..f'LfLfL7z+y'4,jL3L1Qf'.LQ21212:52327'QQ 'Mrs r 's r gf-- : TEE l:--aVl GAUGHAN, ALICE NELLIE DO WELL, DO BETTER, DO BEST. Normal Tr. Course Spanish Club HOFFMAN, GEORGE JOHN DON'T WAKE ME NOVV DON'T WAKE ME NEVER. I WANT T0 DO NOTHING FOR EVER AND EVER. College Prep. Course Glee Club '21-'22-'23 Quartette '2 4 Spanish Club '21-'22 Hi-Y '24 Tennis Club '24 Music Club '21-'22 GEER, VERDA, Valerian -'ONIQEH MUSIC HATH POWER ovxmz Music Club '23 French Club '23 Dramatic Club '23 Tennis Club '23 Sunshine Club '23-'24 Glee Club '23-'24 Operetta '24 HARMON, NELLE IT IS GOOD TO HAVE MANY FRIENDS. French Club '23-'24 Glee Club '23 Tatler Staff '23-'24 Asst. Cheer Leadtr '24 JENKINS, VERNON j. ER WORD Fon INTENSE HUMAN- ITY. Nat'l Honor Society Pres. of Hi-Y '24 Pres. of Spanish Cluh '23 Stock Judging Team Agri. Club. SHE HATH A MIND OF HER OWN Nor. Tr. Course HEMPHILL, MARGARET L. RAGEOUS HUSBAND, Glee Club '22 Sunshine Club Music Club '24 Spanish Club Dramatic Club '23 Shorthand Club '24 KOENIG, HARRY A. I AM THE CAPTAIN OF MY SOUL. General Course f, an HGENTLEMANLINESS IS JUST ANOTH- HATHAWAY, DOROTHY C., Dot I DO NOT CARE TO SUFFER THI-I SLINGS AND ARROWS OF AN Oll'l'- , X ,x ,K 's ,. wl 4 ,Xxx QQ A x l ff -4 IK .. ,Q X X. LN fb VF 'xl -55 busy I 'wflxf lx. 'YQ QAXQ4 Ja JS 3 N. JN i Fi 5' jx ill. .fx Jw fm fx ss. 2 'V A TN ' X ,JA , 'W r LQ 4:4 .Wx 1, y. , ,- .wi .21 A .yt-Q .295 .-1 ,x .lx ik 45 4 . 11. Y 2 X ' ' ' '95 1924 no E121 X 'G. :e3if3zf1 L f f.f1ifif'ff THE MSM ,,,,,..ff,J3f'fwfif J ,,L,5,4,1yf N N N-XXAK, . J. xx-ex-as xvaxfxx xx. HANSEN, MABLE ELIZABETH AND SHE WAS JUST 'PHE QUIET KIND. Normal Tr. Course ' I LUNTZ, GEORGE E. EVEN SHE MOST INTELLECTUAL ' MAY E CAUGHT BY LOVE. College Prep. Course. Glee Club '23 Music Club '23 Boys' Quartette '23-'24 Business Mgr. Jr. Play '23 Tatler Staff '23 IRWIN, ALICE IMOGENE Heavy IT 'PEARS LIKE EVERY GIRL WANTS TO TRY GETTIN' MARRIED ONCE ANYWAYS. Glee Club '22 J Orchestra '22-'23-'24 Jr. Play '23 Dramatic Club '23 ' Sunshine Club '23 ', Spanish Club '23 Shortrand Club '24 ' Asst. Ed. Tatler '24 ' Annual Staff '24 I JONES, JANE CHANDLER f THE MOON NEVER- BEAMS VVl'l'1-1- ' OUT BRINGING ME DREAMS 1 'Glee Club '22 Dramatic Club '23 Spanish Club '22 Jr. Play '23 1' Sunshine Club Athletic Council '21-'22 Nat'l Honor Society Senior Play MCMAHILL, JAM ES CLINTON HCOURAGEOUS CAPTAIN OF COMPLI- MENTJ' College Prep. Course French Club '24 Stage Mgr. Sr. Play '24 1 JUST, EDITH, skew WHATS IN A NAME? J General Course f Music Club ' Shorthand Club fx Sunshine Club Orchestra JONES, CLARICE FRANCES SO FAIR ART THOU, MY BONNIE LASS3' General Course Shorthand Club '24 MCCUNE, EUGENE A., Sheenic GOD MADE MAN, FRAIL AS A BUBBLE, GOD MADE LOVE, LOVE MADE TROUBLE. Football '21-'22-'23 Glee Club '22-'23-'24 Dramatic Club '23 Tatler Staff '23-'24 Tennis Club '22-'23 Senior Pin Committee A 1 l f , X i I is X N X X N X 11 if W-:H 5 r 1 J N - . X, X Y - N X .V N - - x -, , ' 1 9 2 4 I Off' iff .7471 712517 ? Qfgffxgfj fgff xg x fjif. 5-If 571 I J J J x J 4 l I f l l'-A kr! x Qya A I .vi jfs th i, 'Y I ' ' nt! EK, -I Hr xy X 1 kb ,, Elf nf' XX ii, 5? asf ty Qi Sw? 'w-. Q1 L X I ,. mf. Clif 3-is S41 XJ W' L ., l , Q Q . .4 'r if fl J 1 .Nl I . vi - V, T 'K I-fig lui . 4' O' 25. 4 1 THE ELNIST MARY HAD A LITTLE LAMB, GEORGIE WAS HIS NAME. AND EVERYWHERE THAT MARY WENT, THE LAMB WAS SURE TO CAME.' College Prep. Course Orchestra '24 Sunshine Club '23-'24 Music Club '23 Spanish Club '23 Athletic Council Annual Staff '24 Y. W. C. A. '22-'23 Treasurer '22 NORTON, JoE BODYS ! Athletic Council '23 Jr. Play '23 Tatler Staff '23-'24 Hi-Lifer '24 Annual Staff '24 Sr. Play '24 MACLARY, DOROTHY MAY OR BOOKS, WITHOUT COOKSI' College Prep. Course Ed. Tatler '24 Debate '24 Sunshine Club '23-'24 Declamation '23 Y. W. C. A. Cabinet '22 Nat'1 Honor Society Athletic Cabinet '24 Class Sec. '24 Annual Staff '24 Tennis Club '23 Asst. Bus. Mgr. Jr. I-'lay '23 Music Club '23 MCDONALD, RENA, Mac A SWEET IRISH ROSE. College Prep. Course REYNOLDS, FRANK HE SAYS IT. College Prep. Course MCNEAL, MARY LILLIAN WOULD BE AN OPPRESSIVE ENCE MOST OF THE TIME. Normal Tr. Course Agr. Club '23 Spanish Club '24 Girls' Reserves '22 Tatler Staff '23-'24 MEANS, KATHRYN, Kappic A HAPPY GIRL Sunshine Club '23 TRY ME, I CAN SPOON. College Prep. Course Orchestra '22-'23-'24 Tennis Club Band '22-'23 LIVINGSTON, MARY AUGUSTA WHATS MY BUSINESS? EVERY- ONE MAY LIVE WITHOUT FRIENDS BUT CIVILIZED MAN CANNOT LIVE I-IE SAYS NOTHING AND SMILES AS IF EVERYONE THOUGHT TWICE BE- FORE SPEAKING ONCE, THERE SII REYNOLDS, BLAKE D., f'Curly 'Nxjf X. ' X ' I' X., 51 ,T'.i',. f' I' X X, .X 7 fy IX, '..Txf1X I1 Xjfe I XID 'IX X.. l1'NQT'XX.SXT'1QDx '7yf'f2'ff?f'f g 222 f 0fZfff,1f !, f 'E 1 1 'MY f',1''B-1Cf'77fff 'fi 'fZ' Ui 'fZ4ll.c43fb'f fk f.'f'if7Z?fZi?f x .Xi 4 N. 5 . Vx ll 2 'fl Cl' 1. K 6' -. , 7 N -I . lyk I . .WN use Jia? . .XL EO 1 J' ,XM rf is -I .fa .fri -'lf i' V! 11081 if J x 43 'UV XS W 'ir 'MN we flm J-2 X5 '7 '- x ll .KE VN -155. .f' fb in lui K fr A ,jg -gal S :AF ,IQ K l!XL. 'Hi VW . sig HQ -'XYZ' Wai. -QS: . A .1 EQ ,il 'lt AX If at '25 Q, Q55 f 1' jf, .. , . . 2 N T. 'N ml i -. T L X.,- x w. gf N' If gy if f .L yi O A ey l X I X., H- L R 5 . . ff sf 4 M Y Cv' RW' V Nf gy ' W is!! 50 gf 1'-i R .I 5 'L ,YJ T 1 if :A 1 yi 1 R-, .Af A L x --1,4 ,. Sy, U5 ,i ff . ,ff .Q , .if X-, N . , ' g1'1A '-my R THE ELMSM . X 1' i- NELSON, MILDRED ELIZABETH WE ASK AND ASK-THOU SMILEST AND ART STILL. College Prep. Course il 7? l SPIELMAN, JOHN D., Izzy GEE! BUT I'D GIVE THE WORLD TO SEE A NEW GIRL IN TOWN. College Prep. Course l ' x .A ,R- ,-. Jr. Play '23 Glee Club '22-'23 1 Sr. Play '24 PENS, LEOTA B., Penny MALVVAYS SMILINGH PHIPPS, ANN HSHE NEEDS NO EULOGY: SHE -f,l SPEAKS FOR I-IERSELFT xii College Prep. Course Glee Club '22 2'-S' Dramatic Club '23 f - Sunshine Club '23-'24 Sr. Play '24 'lk-f Asst. Ed. Annual '24 gn Jr. Play '23 French Club '23-'24 ,ig Class Treasurer '24 'Eg Asst. Fld. Tatler '24 jqr' N:1t'l Honor Society ,jjg , V ' QQY. SHEEL, FLOYD, Hsmeid' '-FAITHFUI. IN LITTLE, THOU HAST BEEN FAITHFUL IN ALL. General Course Fofltball '22-'23 'jx Basketball 'zzz me 'rraok '23-'24 -'fx Sr. Pley '24 Agr. Club '23 'ig ui-Y '34 rm- Nat'l Honor Society '24 .Wi SHELLHORN, DORIS AND HER SVVEET SMILE HAUNTS ME STILL. V .gk French Club '23 Glee Club '22-'23-'24 fy, Quartette '24 ,755 Operetta '24 uf Mixed Quartette '24 Q. U5 RL MBLEY, FLORENCE C. gffgz THE LORD GAVE VVOMAN A TONGUE HUNG IN THE MIDDLE AND LOOSE 'v AT BOTH ENDS. HE SURELY IN- TENDED HER TO USE IT. Normal Tr. Course Girls' Reserves '22 Orchestra '23-'24 Jr. Play '23 Glee Club '24 x STEINIEROOK, HARRIS VVILDER X, DENY IT AS YOU WILL, .1-f 'TIS YVOMAN - VVOMAN RULES US gy' STILL. ,ll- Art. Ed. Annual '24 Gym Team -ffl. Adv. Mgr. Jr. Play '23 ff? Tatler Staff '23-'24 , mf? Athletic Committee '23 N if 4' x , f ' D . 1 +g-Sq-x R. Y l . Q 221111 1 f 1 ,.f,g..Q.,gfg,1 S, -.. ' THE ELMSM . I ' KNETZER, NINA LEE EVER QUIET. Normal Tr. Course l SHEWMAKER, JAMES D., Shoe NOTHING SO ENNOBLES A MAN AS T0 HAVE SOME GIRL BELIEVE IN I HIS NOBILITY. ' V.-Pres. of Class '23 , Basketball '22-'24 Senior Play '24 ' Tatler Staff '24 Football Team '22-'23 Spanish Club '22 Tennis Club '23-'24 Hi-Liter Staff '24 KOENIG, ILVA MAY SHE YVAS EVER MODEST AND QUIET, A SPLENDID THING IN A WOMAN General Course. STEINBROOK, FRANCISE A FRIEND TO MAN. I General Course French Club '24 TIER, JESSE s. YON MON HAS A LONG, LANK. LEAN AND HUNGRY LOOK. College Prep. Course Basketball '23-'24 Debate Team '24 Tatler Staff '24 Dramatic Art Club '23 Jr. Play '23 Hi-Y Cabinet '24 Hi-Liter '24 Mgr, Sr. Carnival '24 Class Basketball '24 Tennis Club SPALDING, ANNA MARY, Ann UGAILY SHE sINGs ON HER WAY, Normal Tr. Course Glee Club '23-'24 Sunshine Club '23-'24 SEAHOLM, MARTHA LUCILE O'ER HER KEYS THE TYPIST RACES MADLY, AND WON THE PRIZE Commercial Course State Typewrltlng Contest '23 Shorthand Club '24 THURMAN, VVILBUR L., Stubby --Hrs AIM, I-us HOPE - TO XVINJ' College Prep. Course . Football '21-'22-'23 Spanish Club '23 X X X X.. 'X X.X 115 Slfwxlf .X Px.5 2F.f.Sf's-X I f f f fi ff .A lffbff' .-IT 1 ,ff 11 ff 12417 fl f?ffZ f' fglf ffg1,f,f ffvfgff f',Af2ff',f'i if 1 I WOOD, LUTHER L. A WISE MAN NEVER ASKS FOR WHAT HE WANTS-HE TAKES I'1 ' College Prep. Course Spanish Club '24 Hi-Y Club '24 Sr. Play '24 Debate Team '24 TQTTEN, QRPHA, f-Tory SHE WON THE LOVE AND ESTEEM OF ALL. Commercial Course French Club '23-'24 Tatler Staff '23-'24 Shorthand Club '24 Died January 22, 1924 TERRIL, DOROTHY L., Dot I GIGGLFI, GIGGLE AS I GO. College Prep. Course Glee Club '22-'23 Tatler Staff '24 Annual Staff '24 Athletic Council '22 Dramatic Club '23 Sr. Play '24 Sunshine Club '23-'24 VAN BEBER, HANCE '-HE CERTAINLY LOVES THE r,.xD1Es Business Mgr. of Tatler '24 Hi-Y Cabinet '24 Yell Leader '24 Business Mgr. Hi-Lifor '24 Tennis Club '23-'24 YANDEGRIFT, IONE FAE, Vanrly -mx GOOD LI'l l'l'.E BAD GIRL. Spanish Club Orchestra Music Club '23 NVORLEY, DOROTHY, Dot A GOOD LAUGH IS BE'l I'ER THAN MEDICINE. COO PER, CLARA GOOD, QUIET AND GOOD-NATIZRED' Sunshine Club '23-'24 Died April 1, '24 XYILLIAMS, LOIS NOT LUCK, BUT PLUCK. Track '21-'22-'23 Kansas Representative at National Inter- scholastie Track and Field Games ut Chicago, 1923 Orchestra '21-'22 ,Mft 1, 4 14 5- L..,..,.-... 1 ...I 1 O WILLIS, LUCILLE MARTHA AND HE WILL LOVE THEE STILL, MY DEAR. TILL A' THE SEAS GANG DRY. College Prep. Course Sunshine Club '23-'24 Class Sec. '22 Nat'1 Honor Society P d R' C 'tt o in an mg ommn e Invitation Committee VVIBLE, MARY CHARLOTTE TAKE ME AS YOU FIND ME, IF YOI' FIND ME GOOD. Commercial Course State Typewriting Contest '23 La Circle Francais '23 Shorthand Club '24 WATT, J. WILSON THERE'S NOTHING SO BECOMING AS A SHUT MOUTH. General Course Hi-Y '24 MAR-IORIE CLARK Post Graduate BETTY CUBBAGE Post Graduate' LUCILLE STEIN HROK JK Post Graduate MARION MONTAGUE Post Graduate MILDRED QUIGG Post Graduate va, 1 MXL., E x 1 j .AL in 'ww' v 4 A z . if j f ' f- x . . Swmnr Gilman Htatnrg Q ll President ................... .... ..................... C a rl Craig A Vice-President ........ -..- .... - ...... Fred Alexander I , ' ' Secretary .....,........ ............, Do rothy Maclary if Treasurer ..... -..W ..........,..,.,.........................A............... Ann Phipps vt, Ek Colors: Green and White ,JF .VA Motto : Di-zternnnationl' X- X' ' , ki Flower: Pink Tea Rose if xv T16 A Class History is the VVe had the mysterious black 2 .yi dryest thing on this and white ! . ,lg gl earth, unless, as you know Next on our list there seems to sig I am going to say -a high be our carnival of November-'23-e fm L , School prof., but they are fexcuse us a bitof po--etf-rylj rf, one of the things that Then +--- . 9'-X is a slave to custom, so 'Seven Keys to Baldpate'T c--' Ji lf' here goes, proved to be a night fof terror, We must give some facts about murders, ghastly happenings and QQ ourselves, so that when we fiendishness for the-- A, e become famous, folks can use cast ! ! ! ' a Kapil 3, this for reference when But for you- 'the thrill that' 5 ,Q they say- 'I knew him when', - comes once ina lifetime' ' , h fy But, oh my gracious ! fthat above line is so- expressivej ill eh Here we haven't said one And then-if this is'to be a Q , . V thing about what we have done -- truthful history -5 , , sf But why should we?? We must mention our quarrcls I, gf- . Q Folks will never forget our But we don't care much 'now - A Junior play-- we are natural kids and must fl gi What Happened to jones , get each other's goats once im, one of those farces ina while ! Y i fill A , that was so funny that you 3 f But shoot ! P 'rg gl were just furious-when it They won't let us have any more , . gi was over - but after that room and do you know we don't L li 10 you just couldn't wait to blame them much do you... T' N get home to tell anyone The End. If who was too foolish not to go t W. T p how very good it was ! . P. S. We have committed a terrible if Next- , the famous Jumff' blunder. We didn't even A ' i Semof banquet ff 1923- f mention The FACULTY 1 as if Dashmg U? W the fast' None 0 Win if b an-i ht to Smoothe it wr ' your insxpid baby pink or ff g u f. blue found 3 place in our over by saying 'the last shall be first if color scheme ! and THE FIRST shall be lastl' ? wlfx , l 'iii ' - A 1. -AN, 1 ' I 1 9 24 X X5 X - 2 at fr 1 ,, ,r ,V .,, .34 I V x '.,i v. ' -u-, V X 1 v , Q N-J V v. ,1 4 J f ' vw .l, v xx , N A ,v . XV? N si f, V rg '12 If .V I xv NA!! v I tx I Y It l N ,ff , V '51, V xt , lf, xl if 4 Xl V wi N 4 1 Vi KX . . ' . , . ' , 1 anim' llistnrn B , President ,..,- ....... -..., .... Q ......... Walter Williams Vice-President ..... 7 ...... - 5 ...... .5 .... - ........ Charlesi Moynihan Secretary ...... -..., ..... ,,.-..-,-..:.- .......... Tillman .Townsend Treasurer ...... ,M ..... -,-. l ......... Maurine Moore i I Color: Bltie and Silver Flow-ei-:' Sweet Pea A Motto: Never B Sharp, V - Sometimes B Flat, Always B Natural Our history asp yomiwsoon will see Will' be icomposed of poetry Q v ' ' I 'am ing tofsing you a ditty Thiatfggltnow you vvillfifind very prittyl V 5It isi of a goodplay P 4 That wliil live 'for-alway- ANorie'other than. Arrival of Kitty. There 'once was a pertain few who . Always did what they planned to do In basketball and track They never gave back And the cups that they won numbered two. . h xl . Our Junior-Senior Banquet, was a great event Among Mah Jonggl decorations ia pleasant ever ning was. spent. . ' 4 j A N ' :N na. n.An.mrmv.x .mmmmkmm .Anas A .xmv.x.mm..xxm.aAm X. Q THE ELMSM :-1' Allen Arnold Altenhnrg lleach Austin Q f xrgf ,A Q 1. 324' 5, Q4 iff if xv, W' Pr if' S3 Tv iv? Q? , fr iv- vfi N V 3,1 iv? my iw W X 3 Q? x 1, -Wk N vw, Q :qwgi Ri . . ,I .g,,. iz, Y. Q QV ,wp -JL wg 'V Nt ,, R XI 1, I QA xx' ' Q Q. . l:Il!'IlllZlI'Clf C. llrant lieaty M. liranl llerlell Rahl Flrashler Bowman Chapman Braden linrghart Christie Burton Gardner Chastain N,, N ,v V v-gx Rx HN 55' fm ,iw-1. vi 1 Wa Lf ' ,a .r X: LU N iff fa . M?- as L K . F- .,. x x X 'R QN- A. fi x. x w -eg9x5Y5fr4ff:.0+ If -,,- - 1 ,V , .- ,,j ,Yr .. K - ,,.j -, -a.1.a,,4N.xu,4D 7 ' 'ATM 'K ' ef 3 'I 3-' 'V f Z. ' S K- QV -'V ff ,g 3013 853W flfiff' Larson Marsh Moynilum Miller Mathews King Moore Myers Mullen McLane I Peterson Mefluffey M. Peterson Mellrmalfl Venfielfl Purdy Reclellmerger Percival Reynolds Selliek 4 A.-.. f-,, , , z I s.f' .... 1 Cofer Harlan L. Cox Margrave C. Cox Curtis IJ. Davis lllartin U. Davis Freifllinc Fullerton Gibbs ll lills Garrison Green l lcnrlerickson l lodges M Scum ,Izunes jones ,UTHE ELMSN l Sagner L. Schmutz Reinhardt Smith Ste-inhrook Steirwalt Stipp Sandburg Struman rl. Taylor Willoughby Ward Wood XViltse Wlhite l l. 'Turner F. Wlagner I.. Schmutz G. 'liurnvr Xl. Turner 5 Q. N K I W ,gl L VIR . X. ffl iii V N QR WW js A ffl .55 W1 ' ,N fb fix ix .H-xg iii :iii- .Y-rx: I i' xl ,gl Wg q 5. 1 l . QQ 'rv X .I gi, 9 'LX V 1 Q' vfllx QQ , 5 M15 J il V if , 'lg l Q 'L 4 - w,, -5- -'W - , xN,e5,siSll'x 2- f J. .. ff :fwfr ' ff f1fTf,zv.w': '1w 1 .. f..-1-5-ww. , rv -'wwf' v- L- u . J v v A 1 vw rw -I .L ,V D - Q H iv' .f.. fi Qsgvf ,flfigf Q5 fi! K5 1 4, Y , -' 99 ,fri YJ- 2 Yew 2143: fwiy.-? ,f 1,2 ,, Y 5 'uf ff-. 1. Y- oi ,sb y if . E ?'iif?i?ifN- N ASQ SVI U gy.-.4 . in Eff, ties: fgj, , J, gr., Q1 . YY! Ugg 'JL f, in .' Fig - SY- .R x , .V M .fp L H. Dickerson I. Ingersoll L. Gardner P. Greve F. Williams QM Bl fix Si 'gif 13? if KY' will ff a-12 ,wi 'I Q f, f N. x gf Stn' 'riffs' 14 U W'aldrip P. XVaggoner Townsend VValker VV oods ' 55' gif We W5 . fm. T45 if ' 1 4 'M Qi I 1 A . xg ,.' 1 .dx l sf 'Q 4' lfff 3 FE if 1511. I 131 VVh1te Youut C. VVh1te VVolfe M. Taylor iii fi-A EU f Fil' ft Fx' Sf . I , Sv J :SQ 515 .Q :K 1 .gl X11 fi 'Q .Q .1 !1'Q- SYJ f 45 Q1-Q ve' , E. if NI. Tavlor Hudson McCall F. Foqof 5 f-xg xy, - M G ,.. 'V -, -S12 3 +5- ,NIL Sf. X5 f L ' 'F-.QN Qlgx 'N Q- 'F T, gs, 13 X 7.-FQ YL.gs.-'11 22 ii F is .:.-XPY 1- -.11 'F W . X . -. ' -Ffifvf ff147f,fff?ff 7.12 ffif ff, 3.40 f, 1 9 2 4 fin fgfff Ani ,f7Qfi7f4fyi2 Zfzvf-7?fm79fi,?!a1 SOPH JMORE CLASS , , THE H Ui, ig.,-eq g ., vt , vig, .. m1.15!'5v!JlJE:i K , JEL .1 5 8 dx. , 1' W' .. M , - Ll M ig.: ,. 1-' if We at 5 I ASH I' sd mf 9 gf a QE ,f 0 Q4 ' Snphnmnrre Gllaaz Quitnrg as s M ' . President ................ . ........... Charley Hayes 42 3 'ZW f Vice-President ..... - ......................... ................ D ale F oose SQ Secretary and Treasurer ..................... Paul Moynihan vl Color: Old Rose and Silver X Flower: Sweet Pea Motto: In Unity There. is Strength i X f nf gf Our time, space and history is brief-we 'are a busy class, we + are Q' sophomores !.r,!. ' pf Nil We have been in Senior High School but one year, and we have hanging 1 p on our belt three scalps. One is the Popularity Contest which a Sophomore f girl won, another is that one of the yell leaders for this year was tour Class . kg President, and lastly the ten dollars which ,was offered to the classy selling the Qu! most tickets for Cappy Ricks , we pocketed. . And, what is more -- we are onlymstarted ' ' U , R' . Nw J I t T gr li A ,fa x 9 L. me y aff A ly N 'U ,4 QQ, A sy ,- . .f Zllrruhman Qllaan Eiatnrg 'T M ' Wf . q wi President , .............. Q ................. Arden Todd A - 'J Vice-President ..................,.......... -...- ...... Myron Mclnt re ,- Si y 'fy Secretary and Treasurer ......,.......... - ..... Marie Inman ' f f The Freshman class is well known -for the pep and enthusiasm that it t h ef has always displayed. The class has had two large parties in the high school Nj gym this year, one a Hallowe'en affair, and the other an early spring party. ' The class day was the last Thursday in May. r y W wg VE 'I x A w M vi - ,fg- 04 A A . 1154 I 'X Mx, ls! I V N Lt at , . A I L . I , , 'if Ly 'fm ff , ' fwfr! .J1 ft - f ,f-,, .ll f ,- ,'1 E E . I M S A Q- X ' 4 N' ' flg fff I w A ,X ,L -1, L M l M. x r fl, vt lf X x 1 Lf, x' H II XX X, , V' .dn uf Xi! Q. ,lr fi, '1 X' l Ti, ' ' .ll W W V, , 3, A. f .lj vu 4' ,J VA. .-Y f Y ,, . 3 .13 I 'X Q: v. f's cz ' Sf! 'A rg K Ty ww six 'Q' JL cn A fg 2 .16 .- Q X cl 5 H v. ,5 'u. Y, , ' df 5- A, Q J ,Jr +- 2 U1 P I, gg ,.. -4' P :Y V Id .,. ,dl I ,.- .Jf U' nj QI. H X' in ll 'Vx H A ' 4' T L! . W 2:1 'I M 1- I 3 ' - ,xx Q. f 4' :IJ V . Q.. .iil g Q' I '! gl, J' 'u un X . ,s ' ff!! ni. . . fiy, 4,5 s fff, X fir, - T L , s . fu, x AQ , x r wif! ' X ,L V?-ff 5 3 1 N' 4 I 1 . '47, ' 5 . ' 1: x fif Q 4 , . V f' ' 3 fir, jj L A , ff! -lj I ffyv -.xy 1 R ' 2 fr- . 4 'H Iffx hm, ' 2 H-.1,-'Vx . 1- -1 M , i' 4. 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CAPTAIN JUSTICE - Besides being a very capable captain, juicy was the surest tackler on the team. He was one of the fastest men and an excellent punter. Bob. who is a senior, has been two years on the team. ll. GARDNER--Heglcy was our theatrical halfback. VVl1en every-e thing else failed Begley would make a good gain. He was our necktie tackler and he says it,s the only sure way to get 'emf' He is a junior now, but by hard work he can gra l-- uate with the class of IQ24. L. GARDNER-Lee was a line defensive player and always had the Chanute-never-die spirit. He played center and guard. Lee will be our captain next year if Begley Gardner is out of school. Q . Ti-:E ELMSN H1 .xr K ry 'f l 1 If Q11 Q. '. 4 jjv 4 q V 'lgzf NX it at 3? l Ni M. S11 t lj' NL. qw . , 1.61 W X 353 ,M fx C W 5552 F K' sf? .N Vt, iff. YM ff vviekiy, 'rf -X Q .,. Ca Vf,, F9 r 1 Q! X . E R- l Q J .Mg ue :ff -3.411 N .Nh 'wil ' W -TU kip!-2 i 3 X : sg nk., sq f Q4 4 f. M s ff , 1 . xt 51.4. CRAIG-Carl knew all the sig- nals and had a good head. He was Fjilfif a whirlwind at center and specialized on good passes. He worked hard and earnestly. He was out during the first of the season on account of 'gj injuries. Carl is a senior. fig? 'mai fl EATON-Fay was one of our 1553 most dependable men in the line. He practiced hard to make the team and played in all but two games. His injury was all that kept him out of those two. Eaton is a senior and it Qi? was his first year. ,Qs dj. BRAY-Bray was- one of the most dependable men on the team. He could always buck the line for a -tl? good gain and was a good defensive his player. Bray was a three-year man Jill? at fullback, and his place will be hard to fill next year. GREVE-joe was one of the fast- est men on the team. He was good on receiving passes and offensive work, especially end runs. joe is a junior, and is the coming star of next season. This was his first year. SHEWMAKER - Don started .iii the season well, but was handicapped on account of injuries. Shew is a senior, and it was his first year. ALEXANDER---Aim ami- oped into one of the best ends C. H. S. ever had. He had lots- of fight 46.1, and encouraged the team. Fred did 5.5- his share in all the games and was a jf hard trainer. He is a senior and 'gf has played his last game, having been on the squad three years. He was captain last year. l X X X s s x x X H V V af-' f Mr fffaew- N, .K Ay, X X -A X x -x X -N x .-.1 2 -.X .N s. - is .. -s - r. . .e. ,. .la -nm . 1- .- Q- ,..-.....,,. ,. .. V. .V .. . ,g-,. S., . 1 -Y .,, -.,.- J , ,,,,,,- X, . 1 ., , Hs. .vffafr aw-fr ffffll f-wwffa. ff: 9 4 ffw1r'.a+9re:. .mf',,ff1fff.ff,f,ff'.Wa it .f X . -lj ef! Q fy. X.. X. in' .l. . f, .K 1 WT 5- ' ,l 1 X . wwf-ff ,fff 1, fn-'1,',1 gfff-V. N - .ff ,,., ,,,! ,,!,!,V,, , ,, ,,,,, ,J . N. t a Q ix i X -airs , TH E ELNIS H Q 'Q K4 eg - 14' X safes X: fsQ.eQ1x.. , . '.' , 44.5 Us s slr. 4 -gf 4153 SHEEL-Floyd was one of the :QQ ,x best tacklers C. H. S. ever had 4 Shields is a senior and this was his QE. Uv' second year on the team. He was fig also one of the few players wfho 5 played every minute in every game. p'jj x , ,jpg .- Elliiij . . 1 ii MCCUNE- Sheenie was our fleet-footed end. He has played his last game for old H. S., and we limi are sorry to see him go. McCune was:a two-year man who was a sure tackler and went down fast on punts. lie We . af, BICKNELL- Blue held the 'QL pilot position on the team and led it SF through one of the most successful ,M li' seasons Chanute has experienced in My Q? many years. He played every min- ute of every game. This was .his :gl QI., third year with the squad. Bick is a senior. sg. 11.0. LONN IE VVOODS-Lonnie has been a good relief man and usually succeeded in dropping his man or making a hole when on the offense. He is a junior and has another year X652 it in which to become a star player. Llfi This was his first year on the team. ' WIN: .gg My kj. lift THURMAN- Stubby was as .gig good a tackler as Shields. He had ,ffsf a little advantage over. Shields be- cause he couldlscare his opponents ff, to death. He fights hard and never gives up. He is a senior and a two- -gg ff' year man on the team. gg? Q35 W7 'DM 'l X. qv V ,N BRANT--Carl was a little inex- SM perienced but was a hard fighter and 'ggi worked well on the defense. In an- other year he will make the fans sit .W up and take notice. iii' JF' iii if? xy. I-rw yd x - x X x X X s . - :V 1 92-fl UAD Q LS OOTBAL EF TH if, 1 X . '2 7 1 1 X-P ' K - 1 l-ill! lg. 7 1 lf if .lf 1 7 -xy 7 ff v' 'C yi ' 1 x' ,, A iii' 1 xl -' - .' H W i'.JZi '- 3 : gi i 1 . M - ln.. 'KI' -' x ' ' . is? V Q 1.11 .' . ' ff -l 4 91. 1 .N .-ll? ,l H 1 if 'fi'-4 THE El-MST' i X 4 01. ill. S. illnntlmll Gamez ,... .. T. 'N f 'ixiail Llfxlf 1. SEPT. 29. HERE 29-9 woN ff? ' The first game of the football season was played on the home field with 'VS Q. Erie. The teams were well matched. It was Erie's second game. Chanute if-Q doubled the score on them. 2. ocT. 3. THERE 199 Lo-sT il? Chanute met Pittsburg in its second game, its first one away from home. 'ffm The team was not yet in form. Bray and Brant were good on the defense. 55511 3. GCT. 12. HERE' 7eO woN Vffff is-fl., B The game with Moran was played in the mud and a drizzling rain. Not- 19.31 withstanding the fact that Moran's team outweighed ours, they were held in Tam' their own territory by our men. justice did some excellent punting and also QQ made the only touchdown of the game in the second half. Q40 X ' ' falti .Nd 4. ocT. I9 HERE 28-7 1 LOST Q1 Nj The Chanute-Ottawa game was one of the hardest fought battles of the MQ S! season, and although our team was beaten, it showed great ability, Justice being QQ, sp the outstanding man starring in open field running. He received a punt and by ian twenty-five yards for a touchdown in the third quarter. Good work was done by' the line in that they showed great spiking ability. 9 9 , . 'lflll if 5. OCT. 26. THERE - 20-o VVON Ml' The game with Humboldt was a well fought one, although the game was .QQ j ours from the second quarter. justice made the first touchdown in the second ,P S-S511 quarter, Bray mzade the second one in the third quarter. The third touch- ffl if clown was made by Bicknell in the last few minutes of play, but he failed to HR kick the goal. Greve showed up in long end runs. The line played a good if game. I 1:13 9. Nov. 2. THERE 15-7 - LosT My In this game luck was with and against us. Our fist touchdown was made AQ through a fumble made by Burlington's backfield. Burlington had an unusual dropkicker. Our team played a good defensive game. Alex made our touch- R' Q down. K 9 '32 7. NOV. 9. HERE 13-o WGN Sf? The team played the best offensive that it played at home this season in the game with Yates Center. There was vicious fighting on both sides. Beg. fi. Nl' Gardner starred, carrying the ball for eight and ten yard gains. The line and the backs were at the highest point of efficiency. Lee Gardner helped hold the line as firm as a stone wall. 1:5 s. Nov. 19. THERE 941 WoN U55 ,QQ Parsons was greatly surprised when Chanute succeeded in subduinglthem in as a crystal gaz-er had told them that they would win. Joe Greve made the Q' .,,' Q firsttouchdown off of a forward pass received over the center of the line. Greve ran fifty yards for a touchdown. The only other score was made by Captain Justice by kicking a drop kick. There wasn't one time when Parsons 51: Elly succeeded in breaking the wall of the line. 1 9. N-ov. 23. I HERE 27-O woN 515- NL The team was still playing at their high mark in this game. Our team out- played Colony in every branch of the game and there was no time when our all? goalNvE1if endangered. 55,6 Io. ' . 29. jg Sli This season we were confident that we would defeat Iola, but luck was Fil X51 . . . fl- wf against us, as the game scheduled for Thanksgiving Day was not played on iflfil account of a heavy snow. R TIES 5'-lf' 1 gQ42xz.Xi.f1f X x ri--. -T -- Af' mix- N -'-xN--N1-'N-eww esuexexsxfsxgsx Jmsfsgsvs !Ju1f1!L'lf:2.2e -1'1 'Lava 1122 W 1f.11',L'f1'ff.ffg94 1 ,Lg7L?Lf94gQZQIJQYQQDQQLg,pg',3D'?jEgZ9ZZ6,.Gh 1 w 4'.A HALL SQUAD lI.AXSKE'1' . 1. . 'I' I C..'i'r X ' 'if '1HWiN f'ZV1f ' WT: 'V' QW' 'f'f-RYWIWFQQ 1 ' s f F. s' I If ' V' 'N 'P Q V' Tr-at :LMS ' X I T3 k ih ll H f x In N V x X , k v ff if ' if f sf FQ JLQ3' Sf N if x 4.2 NH' w, X Xb! -WK EM ' E .jf,!I- 'LGI QQ! x. ' , , JUSTICE. ROBERT FQGG, GEU., CAPT. SHEWMAKER, DON Q Om' Ycar Four Years Two Years -fi. Capmin Three Years if ' .A R xx 24 L,, in if-in :gg -1,-Nw ex SX' 'UNL ffl yy 'US XX MII if lf 21 S75 Af, 2? Sf W its w ,mg Q . E E 7E MOYNIHAN, C. GREVE. JOE TIER, JESSE MARKLE, B. ' Our Vmr 7'l1rc'f' Years Two Years Om' Year ix 1 I N P 1 ' fi-222' f f .fb A ,ff 5, 192.4 J. f QQ.,1,17451,,4y5f2M, ffl 'I?':'.-'eps , ' :K ,.,. .4 . . L I 1 ,gn g' ff Lf, '1 , if g ver - , 5- ,U , ,, V, , V., , f ,f , , 4-14541411 TH E ELMSH Z i if Q :list-ftiiikfii . , BN bt a Sv' W AQ Q ,VI, 1 nf' - , bf 1 QI. E. Basket Ball Games , 5 v,,f 1 1 W, The 1924- basketball season was a very successful one, C. H.. S. won ,. eighteen games and lost seven, scored 638 points to her. opponents' 460, and 'F averaged twenty-eight points to the game to her opponents' eighteen. ' N On March 8-9 the team took third lace in the district tournament at . P 1 3, V Neodesha. Captain Fogg was ill and unable to got with the team. The fol- y lowing are the -games in which Chanute played and the scores: Vir- , A A ' C. H. S. 23 - Cherryvale 21. A j C. H. S. I9 - Yates Center 20 . ., C. H. S. 43 - Neodesha 9. F A Chanute played one game in the state tournament at Lawrence. It was - glgl- lost to Topeka by a score of 31-19. Captain Fogg had his shoulder broken , in the second half of the game.. . The following is the record of the games won and lost: I' fl X Cherryvale Cwonj Dec. v Fredoniat flostj jan. j Humboldt fwonj Jan Erie Qwonj jan. Iola Qlostj Ian. 1 Gttawa Q won J jan. 5 Garnett Clostj Jan. 311 Yates Center Qwonj jan. Baldwin fwonj Feb Garnett C wonj Feb i 14 Cherryvale fwonj Feb Iola Qlo stj Feb. Fredonia C wonj Feb. Humboldt qwbnp Feb. Nd Ottawa Qwonj Feb. Baldwin qwbnp Feb. Burlington Cwonj Feb. Nb Burlington C won 1 Mar. Erie fwonj Mar. Yates Center 'fwonj Mar. S Winfield flostj Mar. ef M Wy sz Nb 7 as .-ebb: emi, ,Q15:.:51Y, exe bex 4, ' bs. es -X ifizvffgfabaafa?f.apF75ffQQ9'23?5ETf?gfQZF25 1 924 ,- 16 Jfffw' .... '...ru-nxrns..J -. SUCIQML . lI N ' SA I I1 :, f' f X XV I f if ,, . 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A-Xw--XR-'y xv ' X - W - N fr ,suv-xgx f3NNS ' ' -f ' wi' T frw 2 Lkewiiu27,Qzf1'ZQe5fi1:?i3iP2fD3 fpf2wfwffmfmwy 1 924 Qffflffdf?-Qffhffffff Hff ff1kJf3 W5'B'f W A g'1-:rung '1feTf.Tf ', 1 wxgr.2fig5',f fs,. fi- , Swuinr Qllaaii ltllag THE CHS7' The Senior Class of '24 presented Seven Keys to lialdpatef' a melodra- matic play by George Cohan. Fay Eaton starred in the principal role of Ma- gee, a part requiring such versatility as Fay possesses for the portraying of the part of the novelist. jane jones- played opposite, in thc role of Mary Nor- ton, a newspaper reporter. Ann Phipps played a Finished part in the charac- ter of Mrs. Rhodes, the widow, and Miss Norton's chaperone. Elijah Quim- by CClarence VVhitej, the caretaker of the inn and his wife QLeota Grubbj, did excellent character work. Clever comedy was introduced by Peters, the her- mit CLuther Vlloodj, John Bland tblohn Spielmanj, the right-hand man to Hayden fRa1ph Bicknellj, the president of the R. Sz A. Suburban Railroad: Lou Mav CDonald Shewmakerj the Klan Friday to Jim Cargan fDale Blotzj the crooked mayor of Reutong Myra Thornhill CDorothy Terrilj, a black- mailer, were more than satisfying in the interpretation of their parts. Jiggs Kennedy Uoe Nortonj did an able leading and supporting part. Two po- licemen CXVilbur Thurman and james Grehel completed the cast. Seven Keys to lrlaldpatef' coached by Mr. Xlark T. XVilson, will doubt- less always stand unique in the Chanute dramatic history. Through the hearty co-operation of free lenders of the city made possible a setting that would have equalled any found on the professional stage. The untiring efforts of Fred .Xlexander and Carl Craig, as business man- agers, made the play the greatest financial success in the history of hifrh school dramatics. 5 fflffllllf 'f .A - A 1 THE ELNISM A 4' - V, . v A t X i lr, I s. r 'f , , 1 i, it, l N ,ws if .- s, , yt l X1 K 5 LM fri 514 'lid 1' fri X 9 , ,'f ilumur Gllaaa Flag at ill Kai l Y I 'ax I iii Elf 'US lil! JN TAIL' LIL' Psa Sf 'QU wr 3513 fli 'HS rxfr ,Aj lcllj T21 Wi 'tm Qjli 517 ' 'fills -7 i Q. Z CAST 'Ng . 14? jig William wwnkicr .,.4,. .A.A..,AAA,.....A,... ........,,., I 5 egiey Gardner 'gtg h' 'V llobbie Baxter ..... ....,...,. N Villiam Hudson i Z Benjamin Ware ...., ..............,. -I olm McCall S V Ting ............,..,......,,.... ,......., A lbert Percival fig? Aunt jane .,,.... ,......... J uanita Burton ,gif jane ....,........,.. .........,. R uby Franklin 525 in Suzette ......... .....,....... M aurine Moore pf Sam ,.......,... .....r..v...,............i V an Bennett ggi Kitty .............,,,.t...,,...,.,,......,wi,.,...,,....,.,,..,.,...w......., Alpha Hendrickson I .',. ' A . ,. ,, . 'lyk 515, The Arrival of kitty , the junior Class play, proved to be one of the fag Ejgb very best productions ever put on by a class. Its originality and the splendid lf. work done by the actors brought a great deal of praise from the appreciative QQ it y audience. 1 . . . . . '- J. :J William Hudson and Alpha Hendrickson as the leading characters inter- 'Q X It preted their parts in a highly skillful and amusing mlanner. Ruby Franklin it 1 took the art of ane, an im ulsive and lovable soociet irl. In his art as Qi Q it P , P Y E P. b yt lff bell-hop, Albert Percival showed the peppy nature of a Yale man. W1lliam :jj H55 Winkler, as acted b Be le' Gardner, was cleverl' ortra ed, and the actor gif A n ,y g 9 5 P y ,jig 4,1 was indeed well suited to his part. ,145 Q3 John McCall, Juanita Burton, Maurine Moore, and Van Bennett gave the 'QQ characters they acted a lifelike and skillful touch. Ai .7 P, The play is a charming comedy written by Norman Lee Swartout. It 'Qc deals with an aristocratic Eastern family and takes it through the embaras- lllf sing trials dealing with engagements and matrimony. .fjg l 'Q Fel- b, ERT 'rfxfl f'fK 'ftf -. - Xi' W-H rf Hb,-in -:is eg- L--l vt. -as -cf -f--. it .ai fv+Yfw+F.f-1.4-ifffvff 19 24 zfifaffffaieikaiffifkmi-ffZfifiiFgf3a?ifEfmrl .v .f.,.4 if . , 1' , '-Z. 7 i sl - lx. gp Zin 31nQ3a N1 'e ug. I eera , t e eauti u ne ............,..................,. .aze owen I xi hhB 'HSASTA H IB Semila, the Village Pet ..... - ............. - ........... Doris Shellhorn ,fi Veerah, a Beggar ..... - .......... - .......... - ........... Florence Rumbley X Oriental Dancer ....,....., , .,....,.,.,,...,,....,..,.,,.,,,...,..., LRuby Franklin QU W . sy Hear No Evil ..l,.. Ruth Bedell See-No Evil ghyee ZMTWOWEM Mary Penfield gg Speak No Evil 'Om t e em? 6 ....... Stella Kuhn pg 9 Chorus ...... Indian Maidens from the Village of Teslune L4 Xfi' I .N This winter the Senior High School Girls' Glee Club gained much favor ir- Q ,QE Ml by presenting In India, an operetta in three acts. It was no doubt one Ng of the most successful of operettas by the glee clubs. fr The scenes were laid near the village Teslini, on the banks of the Ganges. I Meerah, the most beautiful girl in the village, is chosen to become a dancing - sg girl. The chosen one must be an orphan, and Meerah believes herself to be one. - 'i During the day, which is the festival day of Ahu, the FlowertG0d, a beg- gar 'escapes from a passing proces-sion of elephants bearing people from the gm PM hill country. The beggar proves to be Meerah's mother, and she renders Q2 Meerah ineligible. There being no other orphans in the village except the Z., gg, village scold, she is carried off to become a slave in the temple, and the re- united mother and daughter join the maidens in celebrating the festal day ' Rt' of Ahu. ' fa ' The untiring efforts and enthusiasm of Miss Popham, who is responsible gy for the entire production, and splendid co-operation made In India a great 'il success. N M sg, W ' S if gl? Swntnr Glarmual if The morning of November 23, 1923, the Senior High School Gymnasium X Q was a scene of crepe paper, pins, scissors, girls and boys, but by seven o'clock that night the building was a place of hilarity. The class colors, green and M A vmhite, predominated in the decorations of the stands. There were all varieties li and sorts of stands, from confetti to hamburgers, and amusernents from crazy Z house to the main show. EZ I mi sf Eliarultg 1Hlag i W . In the spring of 1924 the faculty, under the direction of Miss Louise Ad- 'M' sit, presented Cappy Ricks, a three-act melodrama, for the benefit of a , student loan fund. ' , , W Mr. Harold Miller splendidly portrayed the character role of Cappy. john Skinner CEdward Flottmanj, Ellen Murray CChristine Hausamj, Flor- gl? ence Ricks fMary Weldonj, Edward Singleton CW. VV. Bassj, Cecile Pericles ,Q Bernhard fPearle Irene McHenryJ, Captain Matt Peasly CNewell Maagj, SZ' Aunt Lucy Ricks CCarrie Claytonj, and Brookfield CEmilio Acostaj, played N 'Snished parts. 5 Q26 Chanute audlences have come to expect much from the school faculty, any they were not disappointed in Cappy Ricksfy I M N 4 f , if 1 atinnal ignnurarg Snririg l'resident ,,,.,. Carl Craig' Secretary A.,. ,,,,. , , l.eot:1 Grubb Treasurer , , A,...., Yernon jenkins Un the evening of Thursday, March zo, eight students were initiated by a faculty committee in the National Honor Society, an organization which has :is its principles-Character, Service, Leadership and Scholarship. These peo- ple were the charter members of the Chanute High School Chapter. After the initiation, which was held in the Superintendenfs oflice, a dinner was given at the Harvey House. The students' were presented to the student body in chapel on Friday, March 21. Those that were elected to membership were chosen by il series of eliminations. The twenty-five per cent of the class that has the highest grades were first considered, and out of this number eight students were chosen. The pins for the club are gold with a lighted torch on them. The sym- boys for Character, Service, Leadersliip, and Scholarsliip were raised on the pin.. This spring' six members of the junior class :ire eligible for ineinbersliip. :Lnd possibly one or two more seniors. .N N Ex if X y xy W. f, X 5 97 T if 'F 4 X. X X L f 6 if ,L +7 x. if xx xg- vf ,Q xl X f 4 ff X .' .i , I x f 1F'2 i?lf??' 'I -1'- x w 5? 'c THE ELM5' T Qi-13 Glahinrt if HI-Y CABINET 'l ,. xr . ,N- ,gs ,gf 5 'X As X ' 9 President ..,,,,.....A .......,.. X 'ernon jenkins , Vice-President .,... ..n........ H arris Steinbrook K Secretary A.,.. ..., .,,,,.. C h aries Cunnnigham N . Treasurer r....., .......... H ance Van Beber The Hi-Y Club for boys was organized in C. H. S. by Professor H. NV. Todd. It has been very successful, and will be continued next fall. The meet- ings were held every Tuesday morning at assembly period. The boys repre- sented the organization and told of its work and plans at several of the Ki- wanis and Rotary banquets. '-10.4 ,fr X X -5 X X at 5- f .J ... Q I ff If N g QL ,,: 1- , na, , 'Q , fjgzyyfiy 1, I in: fax 1..LF ff' rf? F HQ . ..... lL...n.,...x'i,1.,.l 192 'z.H:: ' r ii..- '-1'?lv'7'+'VW!F-WNW' NPS!! g IC'-f'!9 . Nm 6.1 ,N f 1 rl, 7 1 v 1' 47 21+ M Vffi 1 YQTWAL? NA 31 if q WWPY 1 flrfll gfff, 1 W wx! O D , ul1 H U ' N wi 2 MESH ,J N V .Z f N -Y .Am W X x x X ,JJ , j - 960 QIQWIQ 1 ' 1 Sf? Q55 -42 X, 1 ' 5 m i x fr , m 'fre fb ' Q N i . N ul Q ., , 1 X TH E ELMS' fain, Q Q. in fs illrenrh Glluh , 515 I r i 1 f 1 Li I ,ur lit l sv' ' 151 7 Q34 itll' ' Tv' 1 91 'Wt ' fs, elf l fix.. ski Bk- twll 'TNT I Uh tggb 4451 W v f XY eff ,Ltr X fN l 5:2 M XV ei Us ,E-TTL is X V THE FRENCH CLUB if 5 ips. 14' ,President .. Ullorothy Mullen i-ff N' ice- President . A........ il eanne T uylor ij Secretary . .. ,,Helen Altenburg Q' Treasurer .,.,, Clara Copley T 'l'N Le Fleur-de-Lis was organized in the early winter with Miss Clara Knot- ' ter as its sponsor. Its purpose was to bring the knowledge of French ways, , plays, literature and customs closer to the students. The work was practically the pi same as was accomplished by Le Cercle Francais, the French club last year. -tg, The only play given was Le Surprise Isadore, a French farce presented by Ig' Clinton McMahill, Fay Eaton, Neta Thornburg, Ann Phipps and Maurine A17 Moore. l xr- The French students making a grade of C or above were eligible to mem- jzj lmership. ' 7' Students had to pay dues of fifty cents si year. Z2 -T fy? yu-'rf .N Mil' -, . 5 'F , N f A ' Y , 5 Top, Qi ' NYFQ, X, hip Wh -f?4VffEwf1f.f'f'fGf'r ff A-iff' ff,-dy f 1 1 xfr 1 f'7:47f'-wld' fi.Jfug ' f'12':f'ffJi't fv.f'.f'fffja1'v . f Nl' t 7' f 7 N ,i... r Q - s FW.. f V.. .fluntnr-Senior Eanquvt The Junior-Senior Banquet held at the King David Temple Thursday L, evening, May 8, 1924, was one of the biggest events of the year. The walls QQ were covered with concentric squares forming a panel, the first blue, second SW gold and the third black, on which was a character of Mah jongg. The ceil- Y in was hun with Chinese lanterns, castin a soft oriental low. 'Oran e x, 8' S 8' 8' 8 and yellow .flowers decorated the tables. The place cards were most unusual. qi, Ilhey were in the shape of square lanterns: on two sides were Mah Jongg char- Q, acters, on the third the menue, and on the fourth the program. The dinner ,ia consisted of all the spring delicacies, such as: 'Q is ' Fruit Cocktail ,Q Nl, Escalloped Chicken Beets Creamed New Potatoes Green Beans Hot Rolls ' Xi Cucumber Salad Pineapple Ice Angel Cake 'aw A Coffee ' NZ . , The after dinner program was conducted by Charles Moynilian, toast- master. T ' Toast to Seniors ..........................................,.....,...........................,.... Opal Webber ' W Response ..... - .......... - ...... ..................... C arl Craig A Toast to Faculty ........ 1 ................,.,,, ...,....... W alter Williams Response ........... . .......... - ...,. '1 ............................,. ............ lv Ir. William Bass K Toast to Board of Education ..................,....................,,.,.............. Carl Brant gl? Response ................. - .......... - ................................................,.,...,,..,,..,........ C. E. Eklund -if An Oriental sketch which fitted in the evening was produced by Dennis 0, Mills and Joe Norton. Music was 'furnished throughout the evening by Van sf Bennett orchestra. Juniors must be complimented on their originality and ability. Nf sw M gg lluninr Gllaaa Eanrr . sf' WL Euclid Hall was the scene of much merrimlent October 26, I 2 . The xg . 9 3 event was the Hallowe'en Party of the Junior Class. Grotesque figures of EN , giaqpy kinds could be sein mogirgg frlqm place to place, for this was a masque an everyone was resse or e occasion. . The hall was cleverly decorated with cornstalks and jack-o-lanterns, and ' T displayed an interesting backgroun-d for the merrymakers. Z' The evening was spent in dancing, cards and games. The music for dancing was furnished by the Leo Roberts Orchestra, composed of five pieces. Hallowe'en refreshments consisting of sandwiches, punch and doughnuts, Eta, were served. I . . Through the efforts of Miss Hausam, Mr. Flottman and the Committee V W to carry out their plans, the party was made a success. J N X N E5aQaaQw5Qaaaa2a519242, a ss! 7 f , .J . '... ts Q X. , X M sg we ,. T'f hi'L7A'7 if- .4!.o'F' ' fVi.J CT ST! T, A l' n 1 a L. c..L:?Nnf:? X Girlz' C5122 Gllnh THE HIGH SCHOOL GLEFZ CLUIZ The Girls' Glee Club is composed of about thirty-five Well trained girls under the direction of Miss Gladys Popham, who also trained the lioys' Quar- lttte. ln lndiaf' a delightful operetta, was presented the second semester by lhe Glce Club at the lllainstreet Theatre. The Glee Club and lloys' Quartette have given many well chosen pro- grams in assembly. 'ff Ezmh zmh Qbrrhraira From a small, untrained group of musicians to one of the best bands and orchestras in the state, Emile Michaux, director, has placed Clianute High School on the musical map. The orchestra is composed of approximately ihirty-four pieces, the Senior High School liand about thirty-five, and the , -lunior High and Senior High bands combined are about seventy-five pieces. Each organization meets one hour each day. T l 9 2 -fl T i VQJLL L' f WP, V 1 ff .f Q V: 19 X Q 'xi Q f YN 0 .y X, mY , SC 'NLP A75 ,QQ 5, fl N-, x2 4, VXYQ HW , 1 mfg X If ,x L Q1 3 1 x, .jf .ff 4. I , W. fi If 3 fr? L R VV Z ,f - 2 Y W 1, 1 .J I, ' 1, x. in 'f :ff .jf wa? HZ, X f .ff M, f xv? ' . Q4 wh .xr xr, iw 5: ff' .Jw 2 .A ,.,qrLf,,,, ,-'gf' THE E!-i-Mf5 ' 1 'iffi f .eww 1' .xg ' X was M' 'Q 5' ' x fn? LE 'XE hx w .Tx TJSX 'UZ W AX dx LW JF W - N is A if? 'Jw fx-E ,, X 'u ff, 9 X - K4 jx? 'r W. 4-E. jf?-Xl 'Q PV. 45 ' ME. ,MRP 'H X fi 'Ai Wit: xx .1 :XX , 'Q E ,X .si .W ,V xv' ,ui M, fl-4. A -N M ,-x A, , X -5 ,, 5 X- A -Q5 '-Lx,,.-,.g97,1g- Zu PFW 77,!Viff-'iff' 'f f'f 'fiffl' ff f f ' - 1 gif? ,f '4?'Zfff2f'11ff'4L'2'f7f'f?kif'?'f?-1'f ff:!ff' 'Sfmt'-N ,MQ . f r wrt: ,. in .1 9 'Yi to Lt , sl lik. if r. I, it-Q1q,yf,f. 4,-ff' of ,fwgfrif 1, fi f f -:aff .vffrf Z U ' ' ' 71 -1,4,,,g,,f'f',,f.., I , ligffh ,I 3,3 Q, or sl,--1 51 dxf 'st Y we xv if K s sl it -x xii.. TH E ELMS Qs SX-rxri 2,5 ' V rx .A 2 gn. ff ff Gltrruln Glaairllann gl CSPANISH CLUB3 el-' .Zag 'Bib fall -ff? atb vm Qtr Fld 54-i gy ..?x. . vii ' fxfsf. '5. N X vig ,Ag gf 3 l 'asf - if 13. 'Air lg ilg. I tiff Q, gg '24, 'elif J X5 AES Q. ima. slr? iii .J ' 'C C ll. S9 T 1 sl ig SPANISH CLLB fi, Officem-.Spring Term IQ24 Officers-Pall Ierm 1923 'Qi President ........... ,......,,........,.,.. L uther Wood President ........................ Mary Livingston ,QYT Vice-President ...........,...... Claire F. jones Yice-President ....,,............... Opal Webber 533 -rf' X f 5 Secretary .........w,.... lxathryn Redellberger Secretary .,....,......,....,...,.....,. Thelma Blunk rig' Treasurer ...r.......i............ Merle Margrave Treasurer ,............,,,.... ..i................ F red Fogg Committee Chairmen .................. Alice Committees-Program and Social. Gaughan and Madge Blackwood Eg The ur ose of the S anish Club was to broaden and make more em- 'gilt .r . P .P P. . . - .- phatlc the aims of the Spanish classes, to further acquaint the students with the literature, the hlstor and institutions of S ain and Latin-America with 1,3-il iw. I . I y p J li, the aid of Emilio Acosta, sponsor. 449 HQ, Due to the lack of time and proper accommodations the club was not A ' 1 w . 12 'Qs' able to meet and carry on 1tS programs as often as it was desired. However, tilts Si- several meetings, both business and literary, were held, in which mus1c-vo- lid? cal and instrumental, short plays and papers were given and read and prob- roi lems of interest to the S anish students were discussed. s . . P . . . I M No l1m1t was set to the number and qualifications of the members. Any gggvx Spanish student was eligible to membership. 'RQ rv fix Qi? 'YQ- - X. V- x 4 . X 'X i X ,, X L. ' 4 4 H, fi, -.15 if 1',,fl 55157, ,-y, X ff 1924 akifaifai if 2 r r 5 VA 'I ,. x ef rf 2 iii ff ,iq fly my Wg 315' Qty Mig ,' nf , ?2- Qy Sunshine Qlluh la ti if rl fy M g 'Q ,fl ' it 'A 2 li fi 1 f 'A 7 Q l W ' N K ' 'if if 5 We ffm 'j ' x T21 V aj SUNSHINE CLUB z f M' - The Sunshine Club has been a thriving organization for the last two if years-. It was organized by Miss Pearle McHenry and Captain Hodson. 'I' gf Y Much good was clone by this club, which was organized for the sake of ' X charity. It was the aim of this organization that no .family should be left Elf hungry on Christmas or Thanksgiving. At various t1IT1fCS.ClLlI'11'lg' the year needy homes were visited, the club tried to help as much as it could. fax Early in the fall the club visited the county Jail and the -poorhouse, took Riff in the situations and sent things to both places at Christmas time. The girls helped Captain Hodson with several parties given at the Sal- vation Army Hall and helped decorate the hall at Christmas. dj? Owing to the nature of organization no officers were elected, as the girls were guided in their work by either sponsor and Captain llodson. ,Iii .N i , . if , r ,E 'X if N- vt N Q set? 1 J i 1 ri i iff f .a r 41 , , 17 , 1511, nh, 1- X THE ELMSN Svhnrtlmnh Qllnh X wg ,x. -- x s.k. N, SHGRTHAND CLUB President .,A,A,..... so .....V,,AA. Leona Tyson Yice-President ........... ........ I 4ucile Seaholm Secretary-Treasurer .......,., .e.,e,. B lildred Quigg The Shorthand Club was just well organized when its sponsor, Miss Florence Hyre, was forced to quit teaching on account of ill-health, and the club did not succeed in carrying out affairs as it had planned. X I M.-4 .1 v. .Liz-,1 1'-Y. ,i,5gf,w5 -. .fer ' i vnt-L ' 1 f 1 -.-far!:ff-Lfeifwfifi' 'A' 'i rx 1 0 mfr o .,f1.+1a Laz.f1f,,fx1x1, Rfb Nl Sv XM . .! 2 E., Y ,. FX, tg-H QU: ji f.: Xu, . .,, , '.rf1 N uyg Q1 U 'X-X, EY, V X .95 'NL , . 15' v, 'Q .Jr -.X af . 4 .XI l .Kin - wifi Ng, L 2, Ii, ,W 5? .X ,Y Sf if 5.3 I' Xfa N, 1. .Qw- S W' -Ne .-Si 53. Ha, sg? NVQ, W 33' I' 2' V' xii .N I .5141 ,311 ' . 574 1 'xW 'W VH Q '44 HL? N . , 4 U, ff? 4,i,44!vL,i11,713-21,:,, fJ-iii , VC,-ff ,i , 'fix' n T E E L M S 99 r ,gfki Q fyak! K-1 X y A X AX-- XM X, H X X X X X X - X X-Nxix-' I P i s I i I I x I I 1 4 , LPQND DAR SNAPS G7 M S, J' ' J 7 l ' xv 1 01 ff ' 4 Z ak PM nk A1 N' X , 9 , arf f X ,x -I X X V X 'JR xr L , 1 fl! 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September. 12. Rev. Blackman's farewell address. september 17. Election of Senior officers. ffl September 18. Election of junior officers. - September I9 Abolition of pass cards and final examinations. .45 5 September 20. Election of Sophomore officers. Editorial staff for Tatler all ' f V chosen. - September 28. Half day off for fair. 0 September 29. First football game of year. Chanute 20, Erie 6. October 2. Tatler subscription contest. Annual staff elected. will October '5. First issue of Tatler. Football game at Pittsburg--Pittsburg 19, Jili t ' - Chanute 0. - I -31-x October 8. D. A. R. Memorial to Harry Boerstler. , ,Jie October 12. First appearance of orchestra in chapel. Football game with Mo- I . , ' ran. Chanute 6, Moran 0. fig 1 Qctober 15. Senior pictures for Annual taken. A ' Dctober 19. Ottawa football game. Ottawa 28, Chanute 7. if October -25.ff- -'fThe Elms chosen as name of annual. WE' 5 Octobei 26., School dismissed for Humboldt football game. Humboldt 0, . f I L , I 'qt 1 Chanute 20. 5,5- Pllovernber 23. Football game with Burlington. Burlington 15, Chanute 7. Noyenibet-5 6. So ,homore debate in chapel. Seniors don new pins and rings. ,mf November 7. Ni?eighbors, dramatic art class play, given in chapel. Vg' Nova A fr 8. .Faculty has picnic on campus. junior debate in chapel. ' lyfbvenh 9. Chanute defeats Yates Center in football I3 to 0. ' ffflf Novetnbeti. 1.11. Half holiday. Q , an N'Qvenibe1i'I61 Journalism students go to Lawrence for conference. Foot- 5911 Q T . ball game with Parsons, Chanute 9, Parsons 0. Navember 19. ' Formal presentation of Trophy case. November 21. ' Mothers and Fathers visit on Go-to-School Day of Education ' V ' week. Senior debate in chapel. Musical program in after- 'ff , . 0 noon. WL Novegnber 22. ' Flag observation day. Normal Training girls give flag drill. 'W November 23. Health Day. Dr. Royster chapel speaker. The week closes jig' , with the big senior Carnival. ,,f-9 November 28. Special Thanksgiving program in chapel. , fjkf November 29. Annual Turkey Day game with lola is called off on account 151 S of heavy snow. ' ' ff.. . December 3. Vacation ends. viii December 6. 'Inter-class basketball tournament begins. JE' j ,December 7. Junior class play, Arrival of Kitty. sts December 10. Juniors win the inter-class basketball tournament. ,,i,, it Decenrber, 11. Hi-Y organized. ,Q December-14. - Kansas City Little Symphony gives program. I., December 19. Faculty defeats High School in basketball 50 to 17. ff December 20. C. H. S. learns its song, The Elms. Basketball game at 'W , ' Cherryvale. Chanute 23, Cherryvale 18. fi if ,December 21. Alumni program. l in 'fri -'3 .15 4 v.f.- -ea., sa. -9?-, Yr P 7l ' ' 74 I :-1.11 ..- 1 . ., 13' .,gv .. .:L hs .g g an . 'R 1 4 3 - 1 X L ,Qtr .pk - V N Im. :Qi I A -25 - ! .ff PM .. ' 1 ? ' 1'I' ' .4-'X'-:7f?.iA fi' l i e ?' .a' 17 .ef af? .M 21? 2. rf ' u ' .5-ff .t i . --er I . 7 1' QM. Q , ,J 'vw 245715, ' .:. 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X January II Basketball game with Erie-13, Chanute-25. -A' anua, I2 First Central Eastern League basketball game pla ed with Iola: . 'L M, TY Y A- X Iola 17, Chanute 11. 'li-N January 16 Subscriptions to Annual taken. January I8 First .semester ends. Letters- and emblems awarded to football qu A boys. Game with Ottawa-19, Chanute-20. ' 3:2 January 21 '-Le0ta Grubb wins declamation try-out. , January 22 , Orpha Totten, senior, dies. Q January 23. 5 Gymnasium exhibition and fancy dancing. f f' it YA January 25 11' - .laewafy 29 'gy' January 31. iii February W 1 -f' - I2 . of f- fe- Q February 16. S- i February zo ' - February. Q f 1 F 1 Q I February' 26. . ,tv 1 I Q . , March 4. B 1 XX, 1 it Q ,1 'S 'March 7 v. -. ' f X, , .... if - J March . Nlarch . March March - . f .. March 1 ' March f - February 1- . Vlarch . Basketball game with Garnett, Garnett 31, Chanute 27. Leota Grubb wins third place in declamation contest of South- Basketball game with Yates Center. Chanute 16, Yates Center 8. . Clifford Davis wins first place in oration contest of Southeast' ern Kansas Literary League. . .Another Iola game : Chanute 9, Iola 11. Chanute wins game with Fredonia, 28 to 21. . Popularity contest starts. Clifford Davis presents cup in chapel. 21. 5. it February 22. Weeklendi games with Ottawa and Baldwin. Ottawa 20, Cha- nute 255 Baldwin 23, Chanute 4o. Estella,Jones, sophomore, wins popularity contest. Chanute afiirmative team wins in debate from Iola negative team. Chanute negative team loses to Parsons-. ' The Hi-Lifer, Yellow sheet, is published. Winfield-Chanute game. Yates Center 13, Chanute 33. Senior Play cast chosen. -15. Basketball team places third in district meet. Wearin 0 the green. Initiation of eight senior students into National Honor Society. H1-Y boys go to Clder Boys Conference. A -22. State basketball tournament held at Lawrence. Chanute loses. March . fi' March eastern Kansas' Literary League. uniors win inter-clas-s track meet. 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Eff V Afpril 25. Seven Keys to Baldpatef, Senior class play. Music contest at .fl gy Pittsburg. Track meet at Parsons. ' mf ' H 'W' May 2. Tri-city meet at Chanute. Q4 . . rm gy may Ilapiorlfepior banquet. Nl ay I . sc oo picnic. May 18. Baccalaureate services. I May 20. Senior class day. W May 22. Commencement. L.-.-1 f W? ' f Qi 1581112 an iiaugh ax Wy gli V 35' f' 'W No literature can haw a long endurance if H 4 not diversi ted with humor.-Addison. 'X sv! . . . El? b lrflblzttlefhnmor now and then, is rclzshed v t .e est o men. mg W ' ..-- film I Mabel Craig had attended a dance the previous night, much against her '37 'father's wishes. When she appeared for breakfast the next morning, he greet- jill? ed her with the words: Diff, h Good morning, daughter of Satan. . iffy, ' To which Mable respectfully replied: ,Mr Good morning, father? .11 'llxl Father sniffin - Son, have ou been smokin a ain P I . g . X . 3' 3 . . ,. ,,,.. ,LEX Jack Miller- No, SIT. Mother just kissed me as I was coming in here. --his 4.5. lifj The modern person is so sophisticated that there isn't much left to make ,Ely him gasp except asthma. All I-.I-I Dale Blotz- I suppose you dance. Juanita- Yes, I love to. Dale- Well, then let's lovef' sf' -- lilflf Al ha- Is m hat on strai ht, Fay ? P Q Y n g Vx SQ Fay- Quite straight, my dear. Now do hurry. We'r'e late already. Alpha-- Well, I shall have to go back then-this isn't the kind of hat that is worn straight. Tb' xl ll L Zi? Mrs. Neau-Rich- Hels getting along so well at schoolg he learns French TQ Hy and algebra. Now, Hannie, say 'How d'ye do' to the lady in algebra. .N l, .l.... fix 07 . ,I Mr. Fisher- But what is the use of having accounts with four tailors ? QL Tuck- Well, you see, it makes your bills so much smaller. 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