Chase County High School - Chase Yearbook (Cottonwood Falls, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 84 of the 1924 volume:

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V 'E' . ,SV ww. f,1V,,.- , , . - 1 Mwnig- :H : Ttgil 5 - fig. 4- .37 4, V ' ' , ' 'vans-lima: mul,1:1a:..uz.4vuHu4LM5. mm,,msmwm,mu1w.x fm: 1' w mf n N E Hu 015132 base 1924 my rw W .ff 525' lv. ,gig ,kpu A Published by the Senior Class of the Chase County Community High School V 15 :QQ x U 'Il , ??i'qfg97affKQ: fivxf--,.g,g4,igiU , ,X .,., - .-- . Y . , , H, Y,,Y V., ,. 'V ..Y. V - . 1' , ,, -f ... T.- -- ,,,..-7.,,, -V- 732 fX,-.- 'f,,af- '7 D -V--.--7 Dedication To our sponsor, Velma W'in0na Lobaugh, who by her lovable per- sonality, l1e1' idealism and comrade- ship makes her students will to climb to the highest levels, we dedi- vate our annual. 1. 'x l s sl J V t's,2T4le't k,, - -, Af-M ff-' ff 'f, l:,gL--. ,gUfll2gi Q A-f' Q-:Tr-2'- Eibiifwl , - Q X 0 0 11 xx 3,35-' X . I E Z x ,L X Q ' f S 68' k Qx Q Z X PAN 2 wxf 2 , ANSHDP 1 x ALGE5RA Z j C ' X SPANDSH C-rL:5H 4 'L' V ' :- II KING li M57 if 5' E W Q3 f N H E M? 2 1 ff? , Y 1 , gf ,, , 1 C C ff:Iil'r'i1:'.1'?4. ::1 Wa 4 W ETAMFM I-ft L :M YM in i W ' M K-if Q Qi? VVM. R. THOMPSON l'l'ineipz1l of C. C. C. H. The Faculty C. C. C. H. S. has been fortunate in having a faculty that is Well prepared for the work of teaching and one that Works in harmony, one with the other. Each teacher has given his best in the year's Work and this best has been duly appreciated. VVe hope that in the years to come there may be as kindly a spirit of co-operation between students and faculty as we have had this year. VMQXX I':l:'Jo I , , ZTl:f'XkXX N v 'LT F 'igtgt gg::,,':::---f' W gy ..----...fx - . 21, U 1-...,--..,.,- LT sv VY -W Y af - .- H Q - 0 MRS. BRANSON B. S., K. S. A. C. Home Economics NVINNIE BURR A. B., Park College Mafhmelics ELVA MCMULLEN B. M., K. U. Music and English PROF. W. R. THOMPSON B. in Educatiown, K. S. A. C.- K. S. T. L.--K. U. fl f X - J-I X, 1' XXL 6:51 Page W li lf,:1ill v:Li1':'.' '1 ' -'-if trfifi 11 Wifi. X- V- M- . ' X F ' Q s. .1 EUGENIA MORRISON B. S., K. S. T. C. Science and Algebra BURI. K. SANFORD K. T. C., Pittsburg-Kzlnsfw Wesleyan Commercial fy lv' I .f L.- A Y ' A ,I . IHOISINQQYTN -L Asp., u Q of EIIIDSHUH .ff I Ingliivfh ' K'-f , I, L . . 1 1 , . L X br A MAYNAHD HOLM B. S., K. S. T. C. Science-Traci: Coach S -N us, ,i...-..,-..- . -4 K Q M T x I XXX Q X VVINONA LOBAUGH A. B., Baker University. History and Newspaper English RUTH MENDEL A. B., College of Emporia Latin and Spanish Ll LLIAN V. CHAPIN A. B., Southwestern College A. M., Denver University Normal Training HENRY W. SCHMITZ B. S., K. S. A. C. Vocational Agriculture Football Coach flfxx Page f .A ge 13153535 A - Y , V V, irrr YE XA3r.g4g..,H Q X 1 'dit v1HlhE1y 5Q - , QQ '3j1ff 'W-'f-i w , Foreword To tlmsz' who Iam' and l'lIl'I'l'SlI llze days spffnl in C. C. C. H. S., wr' lhf' 1-lass of 2-lv 11l'PSPI1f lllis book, 'KTIIH l.'l1f1sP, as ll folcen of 10110 for 0111 .wlmol mul frzvlllly. 1 1 fur ' We 24 V + - , 71 kvmm- - mm- - f Q .3 x K , f, 5 x X XX X X gl w J Qfnwuivi , WATCH 5 ITS ME oe E cur Ulf 60 l SHOVIN. K A . 5 X X lf l f 'x ' as 0' J , . S s jg X ' 1 ' In ff, . mfs Q1 XX SOPH x .. -W X' 5 ' -W Q?-ey' f -VY I u: A f- 1 u W x 21 5 2 l L. Q 1 GJ 9 Z 1 - ff f A ' . N WM lf! K-f-I-,.,-'E A f,- Wm 7 Y, e ' f . Q 5 , C M ffl 2 51 pf- f 5 f N. '1- .ff -'uF f Z- rl, I l BJ f Z V V-we f , -Ziff 4 ,. -f ' F 1 -W f Q ffffi' fx? 2 DEE fsff S-15 Q ff f gn QA Q Z EJ f t ,.. g.x . f' ' .xs S ,Al W2-1 ,,.--,. ..-M . ,,., r ffllc' T:.-.. 1, , f---. .f.--J, . A -- ee,-f-f . gl- DOROTHY SCHRUMPF Secretary and Treasurer of Class 1333 An Early Bird 1333 Spanish Club 133 1432 Annual Staff 1433 Girl Reserves 133 1433 Girl Reserves Cabinet 1433 N. T. Club 143. Her smile has won her nmny a friend. RALPH W. REMY Give Club 113 123 1433 Spanish Club 1433 Chasouian Debatte Club 1233 Football 1433 Op- timist Stuff 1433 Class Presiflent' 1433 Band 1233 Pocahontas 1233 Chinn Shop 1433 Press Club 1433 Hi-Y 1l3 1233 Puir nf Sixes 1433 Glee Club Convert 113. Hc has so many gills, but he fires so quickly. HELEN HINDEN Chnsouifm Debate Club 1233 Spanish Club 1433 Girl Reserves 1333 Girl Reserves Cabinet 143. Sweet and seriousfif it wasnt! for her giggle, and fl friend to ull. ALICE BURROUGHS Glee Club 113 123 133 1433 Glee Club Con- cert 1133 1'ov:ili0nt:ts 1233 liulbul 1333 Chinn Shop 143: A Pair uf Sixes 1-L33 Spanish Club 133 143: Optimist Staff 1433 Chase Staff 1433 Press Club 143. But Miss McM11IIe11, said--- STANFORD HUMPHREY Spanish Club 133: Rnmlin Club 1333 PWSS Club 1433 Bull Dogs 133. Until I was born the world was incom- plete. l':xg:4' In f.-WX-A I ri I 'LV 14:54 1 X322 - :C-gcccns Ii lT'-al' - A '31 2.1 f C.,,, ,. .x s 'r r H f'5...A'-'Tg:jif.D ' --A-i--- Mg ' Q ifilllQ'lA55l Q '43, 'ref--.giiiane . PHILA GUBNEY I like to dream of a cottage by the sea, When I know welll be happy, he and me. EARL CBOCKEB Glee Club 135 145: Class Secreiary 1153 Hi-Y 1153 Radio Club 1353 Bulbul 1353 China Shop 145: Optimist Staff 1453 Chase Staff 1453 Bull Dogs 1353 An Early Bird 1353 A Pair of Sixes 1453 Press Club 145. My endeavors have ever come short of my desires. LORA BELL Optimist Staff 1453 Cllasv Staff 1453 Glass Secretary and '1'I'02lSlll'Pl 1453 Girl Reserve Cabi- net 135 1453 An Early Bird 135 3 Class Treasurer 1153 Press Club 1453 President of Spanish Club 145. She has a unique affliction-she is called a sensible girl. MABGAIRET MA YO Gleo lflub Concert 1153 P0l'illl0llfilS 125: Bulbul 1353 China. Shop 1453 Glee Club 115 125 135 1453 President of Glee Club 1453 An Early Bird 1353 Girl Reserves 125 135 1453 Harmonious Sixteen 145: Vice-President nf Harmnnious Sixteen 1453 Chasnnian Debate Club 1253 Spanish Club 145: Secretary and Treasurer of Spanish Club 1453 Optimist Staff 1453 Annual Staff 1453 Secretary and Treasurer of Class 1253 Press Club 145. I don't eare what happens just so it don'l happen to me. CIIABLES HOWARD Glee Club 135 145: Bulbul 1353 Chinn Shop 145: An Early Bird 1353 A Pair of Sixes 1453 lfootball 125 135 145: Football Captain 1153 Track 115 125: Radio Club 1353 Optimist Staff 145' The Filflll Bloc 1353 Press Club 145. Favorite sport is footbaIl,' favorite pas- time is being late. Q r, 'N -. 4, - Y, X1 1 1214.10 4 15-3 - 1 xiii? Q f A r f kk'-s'-': -I ' ., ,f , ,.,. ,..,4,,., ,AA ,M ---1. -3' f K 1 ef-5-'17 x 1 MSE 1 Q , . Mlhlblllill 'l'AYl.Oli Gln-0 Club ill: Pocahontas itll, An Early Bird C353 A Pair of Sixes 145. What, fly I from love? Vain hopeg there is no retreat when he has wings, and I have only feet. llAl.l'l'l WOOD Cllnsv Stuff CU: Optimist Stuff l-U5 'Prous- urer of Spaulisll Ululm Gil: Football 01,1 Bull Dogs CHQ Hi-Y C113 Press Club fill. Sylupatllelic, baslzful, studious, talented: always Io be rellezl upon to do his duly. EMMA COS'1'El.l,O Glen Club Concl-rt C173 Olcv Ulub 1253 lwcahontas 123. What a sane world this would be If all spoke as seldom and as wisely as she. Fl.OliliNCli MCCALL N. T. Club H53 Secretary of N. T. Club 1-U. She is what she is, no charms or pre- tensesg always hopeful, cheerful and busy. ROBERT SIMMONS Hi-Y ill: Klod amd lierm-l Klub KID till Bull Dogs 131g A Pair of Sixes HJ, Press Ulub 145. If his brains keep up with his legs, he'll be a slurlent yet. l ffm A .MU as Ls11f-N--me-'ever-f-11 , ., , ql,e9.2W ffp . 'iifliiigg 1 'L' ' I Q ...fre 2? 1 3 -4 FRANCES RYAN Uiee Club 133 143: Gypsy Rover 1135 Bulbul 133: China Shop 1435 A Pair of Sixcs 1435 Girl Reserves 143. What is the use of living if yon cannot have a good time? RALPH BAILEY Football 133 1433 Poculloiltais 1235 Bulbul 1335 China Shop 1432 Au Early Bird 1333 Glue Club Concert 1133 A Pair of Sixes 1433 Glee Club 113 123 133 1433 Radio Club 1331 Optimist Staff 143: Hi-Y 113 1233 Sevwtnry :mud Treas- urer of Glee Club 1433 Vice-President of Class 1433 Press Club 143. Half the time he doesn't know what he's talking about and the other half he is talking about what he doesn't know. VIOLET FOISTER N. T. Club 1431 Girl Reserves 123 1353 1435 Vice-President N. T. Club 143. Not much talk but a sweet silence. MARY MAILEN Girl Reserves 113: Glue Club 133 1433 Bulbul 1333 China Shop 143. Well, say! LESS MANN Pocahontas 1233 Bulbul 1331 Chinn Shop 1435 An Early Bird 1333 Class President 1233 Foot- ball 123 133 143: Track 1235 Glee Club Cou- vert 1333 Glee Club 123 143. I don't give a--f-? .-ff?-Irlix . Page lil . xi ,A ,V . l-'L-'-'J-: l-.f,1Z71T,'Q CCCHS 'gmigf ,.t' 1 1.5: A--A A-H if'r.z,Q9 r-in--rf'-'-'ef--MM -f V-U! U f--AJ' --f--, ll Q Q X FA-M gg CHASE l jf 1 Us . BERNICI5 WATCHOUS I N. T. Club 145. A kind and gentle heart she has to coni- fort friend and foe. JIM MCKENZIE G-lee Club 115 125 135 1453 Class Vice-l'1'csi- dent 1353 Hi-Y 115 125 1353 Hi-Y Vice-Presi- dent 135: Pocahontas 1253 Bulbul 1353 China. Shop 1453 An Early Bird 1353 A Pair of Sixes 1453 Optimist Staff 145: Annual Staff 1453 Chapel Committee 145: Spanish Club 1453 Or- chestra, 1253 Hand 1253 Press Club 1453 Glce Club Convert 115. A self-:nude man who has gran! respect for his maker. ADA RIDER Nornial Training Club 145: An Early liirsl 1353 Girl Rc-serves 115 1253 Cheer Lender 1453 Glee Club 1153 Glee Club Concert 115. And when there a man in the case, You know all other things give place. NELLIE VEIT N. T. Club 1453 Spanish Club 1353 Girl Reserves 145. Still waters run deep. PAUL CHANDLEli Football 135 1453 Class l'1'csidunt 1353 Class Vice-President 1253 Spanish Club 135, 145: Spanish Club President. 1353 Glee Club 135 1453 Glen Club President 1453 Bulbul 1351 China Shop 1453 Optimist Staff 1453 Annual Staff 1453 An Early! Bird 1353 Press Club 145. Alias J. P. Periwinkle. Pngu ll Ilijr, 'xrniu-'xx X ' 'Wi' H5 e ee f 'ff s. ll,-IQQLL ' R n-s..,s-N, ' .. --.WJ-.-1 . fl ' xl' Q ,. , rllw-Sell Q YI , PAULINE ZIMMERMAN Here's to the girl with a heart and smile, 11111515 makes this bubble of life worth iv ze. ALFRED GANVITIAI Hi-Y llj C2213 Bul1Dngs ffijj Press Club CLD. Ile has fl wonderful 161161616 of lllllldilly his own business. LENNA ADAMS N. T. Flub HJ: Girl Rcsurves C-U5 Girl Reservcs Cabinet' 635, Do as 1 do and always be happy. HELEN LAYPURT Girl Reserves CU 121 C33 HJ. Quiet and reserved but ready to help. lm ,V Q N XXX XV' 6 1 page 1.3 r M...., , J is.-or Li' LZTLT WWE- JL- Q-A - f . --.L .. :::. .. gfvfilswr 2' 74-P, . OPAL CUPE Girl Reserves 117 1275 Prvss Ulub 147. I may do something sensational yet. BUFERD BASTIN Klod null Kernel Klub 1273 Kvportcr of 1 arm Bloc: Paper 1375 The Farm Bloc 1375 Radio Club 137. My longue within my lips l'l,SlI'fIiIl For who talks much must talk 111 vain. TRESSIE PORTER N. T. Club 1475 Girl Rcsvrvvs Scvrvtary 1275 Girl Rvserves 117 127. I know what pleasure is, for I have done good work. THELMA LAWLESS Glee Club 117 127 137 1475 Puculumtus 127: Bulbul 1375 China Shop 1475 An Early Bird 1375 A Pair of Sixes 1475 Chase Staff 147. lf you don'i like me you don'i have io. MARION WARD Glue Club 1475 A Pair of Sixes 1175 Ulxinal Shop 147. A whole-souled man with nunwrous uc- complishments. 1 -5 , -A N V3 Q .bg Pago 146 ' MYDEV n' 1 LJ ZA. 'CV '::'.lf,,.Qg,,L..,., ,W . NQQQ '....:,.Qf.llflll-':44T.:: 'lmvgby 'ini -V -. ,. ,.4f,7 ,MN , ,. ku., ,i .--Ju . i ,, Q IRENE JOHNSON 1 gwirl Rm-sc-1'v0s Q13 123 C253 1435 N. 'l'. Ulull 4 . She is u friend Io bolh work and sport. W1l.l,lA3l SMITH GI1-0 Vlub H3 Q23 133 1435 Spanish Club 1343 1433 Rurlio Club l2l3g Glcf' Club Librarian 443: lHwa,l1nntns 123: Gloo Club Concert U33 llulhul 1333 Uhinai Shop C435 Optimist Staff H32 An l'l:n'ly Bird 4333 A Pair of Sixes 143: Hi-Y C132 Chem' l,0adm' C433 Press Ulub C435 Bull Dogs 133. I walked llle lobby, Twirled my stick, The girls all cried, I1e's quite lhc kick. BETH BYBAM Harmonious Sixteen 133 1433 Glee Club 443: Bulbul 1333 China Shop C433 An Early Bird 1335 Girl Reserves 143. gl girl llmt is o girl. She has pep, wit, personalily, mirlh, and speaking of good sports-'J CHARLES DUNCAN A man is as wise as he thinks hc is. I Z. K V X J XQ-X f ! - 1 Q Page 17 V- -A , Q,-1' 'a -'W V WM- f7AfTf'fT -' HSI : ' f-111+ W:--'gif r 'q'l,,4:U?E Eiiliggi . ., ,Qi Sl jg LD V-4T-V 'f ' ' '.-.. 1:... ' M4 BASEYQC' t Q sl -,.----- -QV, l,1i T:, . Senior Class History As we near thc close of our last year in high school we look back over the four years spent in C. C. C. H. S., and certain things stand out in our memory. How enormous the building seemed the first day that we very timidly entered it. We overcame our fears when we were sophomores and learned the customs and traditions left by those who had gone before. NVe grew and by the time we were seniors we had laid aside our childish ways and assumed the dignity lllCI'ltGd only by seniors. As we leave, our one regret is that other classes will be unable to measure up to our standard because they have missed the lesson so vital that the paddle alone can teach. The fall of ,20 brought sixty-nine freshmen from all over Chase County to C. C. H. S. We took that little joke that never wears out, about being green, like good sports and struggled through that long year. Miss Crabb sponsored us. VVhen we came hack as sophomores we found the paddle banished and the retribution had to moulder away in our hearts. We had many good times at picnics and parties that year. Miss Crabb again sponsored us. As juniors we assumed the responsibility of giving a class play, The Early Bird, and putting on the annual Junior-Senior banquet. NVQ acquitted ourselves nobly in both, with Miss Kanode sponsoring us. During this year our Alma Mater was changed from a county to a community affair. This took some of our members but we started out our senior year with an enrollment of forty-one. HA Pair of SiXes, the senior class play, directed by Miss Lobaugh, was pronounced the best play ever pre- sented by a senior class in the history of the school. We had five letter men on the football team this year, Chuck Howard, Captain, Ralph Bailey, VVayne Remy, Less Mann and Paul Chandler. Chuck and Bailey received letters last year also. We have ranked high in other school activities, especially in music. During our senior year Wayne Remy proved a most excellent president. Ralph Bailey was vice-president and Lora Rell secretary-treasurer. Much of the success of our undertakings during the last year in C. C. C. H. we attribute to Miss Lobaugh, our class sponsor, who has been a friend and counselor to every member of the senior class. l 'U p PMID 18 VV 1 vt s rf, ,i gill: lq-T-.- ,ll-:rf --- if will Z4,ti?'t V 'x K 'Y' if ilxfg , , - q' 0 l . Y Q, Q 1 -' ' Q- ,.,,. ,.,,,,,,f . ' Q '74 X X y X NX L0 i -43 q MJ 'Q X X gy K X 7 x'x- . 2? Nl'fl4ll ' ai , Q 21 I W ff' 1 fb S ! X ' EK: f gg? if is ' ' W CCCHSIHQLL- M-, Wg ' if - . ' --V ---YL::f,,NV -- . ,wi-U 1 4 '--'V---.,:1 -pi 'Q ' J IJ egg rf . The Junior Class Three years ago we entered C. C. C. H. S. fifty strong. Several have dropped out and some have come i11to our midst so at the present time we have about thirty-five members. In our three years as a high school class we have taken active part in several different things. As freshmen we were represented on the debating team by VVilliam Seigle. VVe have always been proud of our class for its athletic ability. As sophomores five members of our class received C's,', most of these having been given for football although some few were for track. Thus far in our Junior year we have been very successful, being under the sponsorship of Mrs. Branson. VVe hope that our last year will be as enjoyable and profitable as our first three have been and that we may always be loyal to and uphold the standards of old C. C. C. H. S. PRX l':lg'u 20 ff-imuxrs l',',. 5 Xl-.,....-., fl af l 'T 'f' ff:-.-:?:::.:g:1.'12i-:st c lvlS1 2:f::1':T-'N-...,-.- ..-4,51 WILL I nh .Xxx xcml nw- , f -. X l . H 5 A. Q., 31 lxukzz 1 uf '. S yy I I 1 nu 1 4 ' 1.5! H: Q , 1- 1 'LM ., ' za I 'X .. H X. llc if ' 'EF .af ' J' 5? 1-f .ff M - ', 2 .',-,,1's' HC i ' , y TZ MATT, mv NQ,2!4 ?y w,fg:...K,:g4:1i'J vm , J -,..-f -f---'-- ,.. f 1 1-1 :1' 1. V.-VJ-L1 H.. W if 1 WYE Xfx Q go-LONG vow- FRESHMAN BREEQHES f ' ,KQN A SCPHOIVIURE WNW Now' X ? WW f . b Q .N ' gwpfg X X W, lfkyziiffn L ax Fig I 1? , Q Q , , .ff li 'TLT' if gfQ.T.'Tl1 5 nIgiLii Tllgflff 3l..g1iT.?:J gy Url 1.-. V -J M fi- . gr-A, H 0 Jr: E-x....,....,.?-- - K ' J '-- ' -----' ---f S- HWQ Asst Q 'ff' ': iq f'SQ-11-E.922f5QI'U . History of Sophomore Class In the fall of 1922, seventy-eight freshmen entered C. C. C. H. S. for their first encounter with the mighty upper CIZISSIIICII as well as the ex- tremely wise faculty. Many good times were had during tl1e year, which passed swiftly. Then in the fall of 1923, C. C. C. H. S., again met the freshmen of 1922, not as freshmen, but as full-fledged sophomores of great ability and high scholarship. Good times were plentiful, as in the year before, but all of the time was not spent in play. Two of our members distin- guished themselves in football this year, and received C's.,' And now as the school year closes, the sophomores of C. C. C. H. S. are looking forward to their junior year, when they will strive. as always before, to do their best for their class and school. .- I 5 'fl ge--f,-:grate fgq-15 1 . 9 451' pf sl 5 114, vm J- .v ll L L I V T , ll 0' A X X fx Y YHASEL, xg ' , A xfL.L,, 3 QCCCHSZS waz-sf ' gf JZ: ' W1 f V NX X xsrrrfg- QP, 'V M ' RN, X f f ' of i mzewwv - !'3'v9?o'v'o'6W wO6QQ6999 oZ6!'f'No'0o'o9 vgifwiiofoyy ... 4 , .... I ' , x S MEL X 4 QN swf V 0 was :4 '+2'I'. . Q I , X lflllllffggtzy' 1 .fm j, A .4 Q ' P ' X mlhg 232 3 , ,gf 6 ,, f W I 4 X 1. Will' M Sea Xmvw -' 1 Q My! P ' gze lritt!-1 WW ' D xx xxiw Vjjxxcx xx rg QA I xv xx X X X X5 elm , Q, I X Y- , Y-,,,,, l pf XX fl: . lx M ' A fl! 'q5i Z 1iiV uf' ,.:..-,4-' -.: ,J V -Y ,-. , ,, A, ,4,-,.,.,...'s. -,-' -- -A-fxf.J'XY.. - Y .. ..-, ,- ,-.,...,,i., t Q iimllcv-inselit W , Q 'QQ . i i Freshman Class History Un the third day of September, nineteen hundred twenty-three, forty-six freshmen enrolled in the Chase County Cijlllllllllliiy High School. After the newness of the classes had worn off they held a meet- ing in which they elected officers and organized their class. They had looked forward with great anticipation to the beginning of high school life and have taken a part in all activities. 1 , x iff lr : 'gig 1 1:-f.f:ft-f!-Li Wt 3 Iam 1 , -Y 1' . -' ,. if I X 6, 9 9 L-xHA3Ef ,Wh , Q f I M , IIN .4 ' Us n lux!! its 5 ll ,. 'CCCPB qFZ4f 1 L' 'f,,l-J ,- . .....-,-Llp.,-4--gn' ----Eff X. g,-v. Wx: V x3,iyfF f-A I wx HA.E1g r x if ' W TJ, ' QLQQCQQ-'mwu2z.wnQo ff CQ ff? Q X 9 P QCYTWGQ3 X it up Q E ' qw QQ1 in I al' 5 ix xxx Ne 1 5--xx 1 'X' ' wlgx .-ff: -fli F X xxx? ,-,..----' ,Y- ' ,y ,e-rx x 4' LQ bk I- -M ' V53 Z4 if7' H, -,.,, ,A,-,- - ..,..... lx., ,,.,- 'wi A, -c -1 9,3 be '45 -gf ,, , 1 -3 The Girl's Glee Club is an organization of the girls showing musical ability who are chosen by the director. Much work has been accom- plished by this Club in preparing the fall concert and also the Uperetla, The China Shopf' The spring term was spent in preparing for the Gounty and State contests. Having had a capable director, Miss lilva B. McMullen, we have been able to make a success of our activities. The officers for this year are: f,l'l'Sl.!11'1lf , ei.e,ee.....,ie,eV,iii.e,ie,.....,.......,,,e ....., N IARGAIRITI' Mme Sf'l'I'I'lf!I'lj-TI'l'flSllI'I'I' ,ci. .,,...... I ,OIS M.xII.liN 1iI'1II'lIl'l'lIIl ......,.a,aeeeee.., ,.,e.,eaa..,, i...eeeie V,eee,eaa........,,..a.,..eee.........aeeee,e l J 1 Juoriix' RYAN THE PICHSUNNEL OF THE CLUB I'l1lI'Sf SUIIIYIIIU Isla liibberl Roberta Bowers Alice Burroughs Dorotha Dunkin Dorothea Guthrie Thelma Lawless Janet Mailen Clarice Stout ii l'z1ga3 ll p v ' --J . 4. -,- , .,..V,.' Elaine Toburen S1'f'UIld Soprculo lieth Byram Lois Mailen Dorothy Ryan Lutie VVllltC0ll1lJ Twyla Fink Grace Blackburn Eva Gillespie yierffiitia, saecccasgjff- First Alla Frances Ryan Margaret Mayo Dorothy Arnold Mary Mailen Phila Gurney Lois Alter Ollafae Spence Pianist Dora Humphrey txt al '.ilT'.fILJ .,- f L' . I .UH ll - A l ,.,fifMHAsEi,i i V l all -f 1 if,i.A,,f1:iQjjAi'Y,.fT x . X K Boys, Glee Clulzn The hoys' glvc cluh has hccn unusually successful this yn-ar. 'l'hry slarlvd lhc season by participating in lhc joinl glcc cluh conccrt al Strong City and did wry crvditablo work in tho opcrvlla Tho China Shop. Tho cxccllcnl work of Miss Mchlullcn in this dcpartmcnl has hc-cn appreciated. Sho look lhv hoys to the State Music Contvsl which was hold in April. 'l'hv boys also inlvnd lo work up a sorcnadc toward lhc lattvr part of thc yc-ar. THE l'l'lHSONNlil. UF Tllli CLl'l3 1 l'I'Sf Tenors Edgar Cordon Toni llc-drick .lohn .lacohs Marion XVard Sl'l'0lId Tmzors Arthur Berry Francis Crawford Charles Howard Lcslvr Sclvvs . , . ,, . .Sr l'ranc1s lannchill First Hass Ralph llailcy Milton Bowman Monroe Klolz .lim Mclicnzic VVayn0 RCllly 'FUIICI Bass Paul Chandler Earl Crocker Loss Mann Conrad Ohm xvllllillll Sinilh A f'f'0lll1lllIll'Sf, Dora ll unlphrcy lil-l'!'f'fUl', lilva li. iXlCMlllll'll i i in 1 laafifcliliisgsf as l' Wiiddpr 4, V L, ,. - , ' f,f-,f-5-gqxlfv -, h- ., ,,,,, . -.,1,,. , ,nm 2' , ' -'A ' f A ' Vw' w Vx 9 1 lid--4, ,A i2fHASE1g ? fx vi, Q ' , X . .- -, ...-W-... -L ..j f' 'na 'jp .1-. ,jiijfiz ' , ' P2 1 ' 615215, i N' Qu, A .4 ,,,,4,' A A 523,-1-.. , ,,,.,...1,j 'A' ' ,ccLH3gji'fLi ' x ' QV Q A . i . L'Afr ii.Ti,l'-, .f mf 4. -.a.-.---H, - ' A' f 'S' egjj. wmv Q , , Av V-'f' 71'1T',f-If--VTK5: X LU f---' IV ,' ' V74 aa, 2tti,'tef,MA:Ei5fffs Q all S 'A-5- :-Q,fl'j'1Q 1 '. La Junta Escanclolosa l.a Junta Iiseandolosa was organized in December, 1922 for the purpose of aiding conversational Spanish and promoting interest in the language. There are this year twenty-four members. Any student in school who is taking or has taken Spanish is eligible for membership. The Club meets every three weeks at the homes of the members where Spanish games are played and Spanish music and plays given. The Club entered the State Contest al Baldwin this spring. The officers for this year were: I,I'!'SIdf'I1f a.........,.,,......,. .......... l .om BELL V1'r'P-Pr1's1'1Ie11l ..e....., ...... li lDGAR GORDON Seere1'ary-7'reus111'1-r ...aa iNl.XRG.XRli'I' Mwo , f xl N :1 ' X' I' i H at was H P if fi-, 51,5 W , , :Ann I 1 S tt l -Y S C if ,L L s. HSHU5 3-4s-Jil'-AN ' will Z 4 J? ll lf - . I 4gllYllcMASeUpl6f lf D' 1 I t . C6 73 C Clk Tho C Club, orgzlnizocl to prolocl lhc honor C of lhc Chusv County Communily High School, consists of all lhc lc-llvr mon of lhv svhool. .lumvs Yougvr, llurolcl Slout, Ralph Bailey, Cllurlvs lloward, Paul flll'llHlll'l' XV'1vnc Rc-mv Loss Mann, Francis Cmwfo1'cl, XV111. lirucgcr, c L ' 7 ., .1 5 Q - w .loc l'l'llZO, Lcslor bclvvs, lVl0lll'0C Klolz, Dah- 'l'x'uy0l', lidgar Cordon, Cc-orgv Nlillvr, und Lillzlrml Brown. l lluiv :4 ,f i ffl lf .-l-L:zg, , sy x 1 1 ' x cCcHSlllfU' f'-1..:::f:'g:1.-L,:1 WZ4VH ll p fdf' ,greg 'if C xmfiii i9'MfQ.' M ' tif' si i' f tHA5E'u C, Q, U, In , n Girl Reserve Club ln the fall of 1909 our Y. XV. C. A. was organized through the efforts ot' Miss Sleeth. This year it was organized as Girl Reserves with a meni- bership ol' seventy. The purpose of our Club is to unite its members in the spirit ol' friendliness and service, to win other girls to its nielnber- ship and to stand for the best things at home, in school, at work and in the church and community. Meetings were held regularly on Thursday during the activity period. A Bible class conducted by Miss Chapin and an etiquettte class by Miss lVlcMullen were included in this years program. llilah Crocker, Dorthea Cuthrie, Lois Mailen, Isla liibbcrt, and Miss Hoisington represented us at the mid-winter conference at Topeka. The officers were: Lora Bell, Presidentg Dorothy Schrumpf, Vice- Presidentg Mary Coe, Secretaryg Dorothea Guthrie, Treasurer. The li0Illll1lllC0 Chairmen were: Program, Lutie XVhitcombg Social, Lois Mailcng Service, Helen Hindeng Poster, Clariee Stout. Miss Hoisinglon was chosen advisor and to her belongs much of the credit for the suc- cess ot' the Club. , It is - . l':1 'e 537 l l f 1 K, ti I ,x, if ' 'Catlin Ah -- ' V l S ff LALRHSQ- v 14 fi Z4 J' Q,,7, i,N5 Q ,X I, 5' 'ff1.Q-L' . ' ' Q, 4 an-if iwll, itftf- riff- N i xii -e 1-f Harmonious Sixteen The Harmonious Sixteen, which was first organized in 1920 under Miss Iisler Jones, was reorganized this year under Miss McMullen. The purpose of the organization is to further thc development of musical and dramatic talent in the school and every member is supposed to participate in some way at each meeting. The members are: Lois Mailen, President, Margaret Mayo, Vice- Presidentg Clarice Stout, Treasurer, Dorotha Dunkin, Secretary, Beth Byram, Prograni Managerg Isla Bihberl, .leane Harhison, Ruth Mayo, Dorothy Remy, Dorothy Ryan, Katherine King, ltlary Coe, Tottie McCabe, Ililah Crocker, Dorthea Guthrie and Janet Mailen. E lingo ZH ml xl? Q' fx: 5 g I .fm 1 -A-,J D. A 1, - - -i -i-l1f' 47,1111 'wp '.L W Zftf' J ' - ---ff V,,N' ff, L -y x X 4 O! . . O WU LUQATUQNS f W W W A E3 ,w w f .--- gwvf X W , II ,,Aq ,.f' X A , NK gl gf! ff f , N ' -sign W 2 X f hull. 9 - 1 Z XV 42 M Z f x isa: -I ,N I 5 f 'WL , I 'X ll 3,3 ,,,, ,,-T., A 'f2 QfCHE5s:L fi -my ,M .M 11324225 I, - V j L Il I x v A ' lg N it X. C HASET 7? N' gb Q 'D , . I in Q 3 ly , S 'WCCCHS jf Z4 .ff y 7 . 11011:-i'1L Annual Staff Editor-in-Chief ,.,. .l .... . ........ ,... ..., , .,,,...A.,,,,, ........ P A 1 11, CHANDLER Assistant Editor ........., ,........ M ARGARET MAYO Business Manager ...A..,,,.. 4,,,, . U .....,.. JIM MClKliNZIE Assistant Business Manager .,... ........ , .EARL Cnocmzn Athletics ..............t........,...,...,. ,......,,..... R ALPH Woon Humorous .t,..... ...,..... T HELMA LAWLHSS Organizations ..... ...................... L om Blau. Kodaks ...,......,........ ,....t. I JoRo'rHY SCHBUMPF Cartoon Managez' ...., .,,.......... . .. u ....... ......... A LICE BURROUGHS The staff has worked hard in an effort to make the annual one that will be a valuable memory hook to every student. The entire student body has co-operated with the staff in this matter and we appreciate it greatly. We hope it will please you. QS, N , 55541, A N , 4,,, , ,. ,. f U' K '4:.?4iQL'-, , . -.- . ffl 1- ,',. H, Y - , Q Y 'Z V- ' X T vf--- , - ff -A ' f ' V 1jeieg31'7cmccHsIj1'g QQQf --4 X'ffH,z 4 3'f 5 gf.13q'lf54Vl'!'7M!?Q?W1,lf1tii J?l'WQ'L,N,.- L-.-f,.yL,7n+i' w tt1?37G El5f'7 A'lt-lF1'fgW'fiik , ,W ,H I- t V ,X , . Q-A t , at-A---.gs e--ew.,, 9 i at QF'-yew-yyglf- AD - --f-J il 'Q ,eff igglakse :N '-of 'Q , . The Qptimist For the past few years it has been the custom for the class in News- paper English to put out the Optimist. Although there have been days when we have been discouraged becauseinews was scarce and ads hard to get yet on the whole it has been a pleasure and we hope you have enjoyed reading it as much as We have enjoyed working on it. STAFF Editor-in-Chief ......... .............,e. ............ R A LPH BAILEIY Assistant Editor ................... ........ P Am, CIPIANDLER Business Manager .................,.. ..,...... W AYNE REMV Assistant Business Manager ..... .,....,.. E ARL CROCKER Athletics ........... ................,.,,..... ....... R A LPH Woon Society ........... ................... L om BELL Humorous ........ ......... W ILLIAM SMITH Organizations .... .........., J IM MCIQENZII5 E-1'f'hClIlge .....,,........ ........ M Anmnwr MAYO Alumni ....................... .......,. C HARLES Howmm Cartoon Manager ........ .....,.,.... A 1,IcE Bvmxouaus Faculty Reporter ...... Miss RUTH MENDEL Faculty Advisors ...... ........................,, ......... M 1 ss WINQNA Lomuon REPORT ERS Seniors Chas. Howard Willis Boles Opal Cope Alfred Gawith Robert Sl1lll1lOllS Juniors A VVi1liam Seigle Grace Blackburn Sophomore Maurice VVoodhull Clarice Stout Freslunen Haviland Whitney Chloe Trayer A Ng ' ,vi fage 43 K, P C tg gi' '1:A,14...L.,.--ghwfjgi M429 1 . V f W F L V X A- , 1 1 4' fi-'HASE eFf:f L ,. , '-. f. , 0 44 Fifi' i1,2?P A. -...M 5661, I -gccusft ff 24 fy I . vilihdsif-1'k '+ , V. ,-W, -1 Q L -'-2 4 o N S58 1. Q4 I ' ' kit? ss? x N f 1 I i ' l- X Z2 if f f 4 D f U X fr!! 5, Q, If X 61 L 5 1- + 5 1, U J E qrgqx J U an L'-' J P E H Z 4 - 1, 5 L5 GD 4 ' S ' 3 6 X xv ' ' - 5 Q W A wr 2 I? tx ' 4431 5 , 1 1 f f 1 X lfglm lag f fm A W A QQ W ,W Z i 0 f W W Qsvzl V Q XFX V,,, X 'lf A- ,.., A cila 'll' : ----. 'np W' wwf---AN-w455,fifgC ,.f. x , M .. ,. -.,,,.-,-.., fi i' 5 'Diff 1 if ff -4 Q' ' 'jk l wg, 1 '- - 114' 2.Q'r2:iT:i:rf f - LESTEIR SELVES, Bud,,' Captain Elect. Right Half, wt. 100, age 17. Bud played in the line last year but wars shifted to half this year. He has one year yet to play and should make next yez1r's team a success. GEORGE MILLER, Millet End, Half, wt. 120, ago 15. George pluyled where ever he was needed. This is his first your amd he has two more years yet to play. EDGAR GORDON, Gordon.,' Right End, wt. 140, age 16. Gordon played :it end, but he can play a lmlf equally us well. He sure can snag passes. LILLAHD ISROVVN, Lilla1'd. Left End, wt. 150, age 18. This is Lillard's second year, :ind he will he back noxt year, Lillardls specialty was picking up fumbled punts and running for il touchdown. CAPTAIN CHARLES HOVVARD, Chuck Left Half, wt. 155, age 17. This is Clluek's third and last year. Chuck was ai consistent player, having played all but about five minutes in the last two years. il gig Page 46 'X' Ti-'Y X X alll-I J l, , , , ,,,.,, X E-10,3 if- -.vdA- Yu 'd-AJ--,AL . 'X TI ,UL ,...,.::fQ1, ' vu, , , ,W , v ,, 1 W1 i 3 'V fxttimgt ' ' 'b A F 3 1 'I' 'V g'a.f-f'f'Tf 1F' A ref. A-ee-ef. J to -ee-Q -,-1.-A.. Q it iii?-IASE i by- , Q X 5 Qi, 17ETfi..'-Efzr-I'11r' . JAMES YEAGEH. Jim. Right Guard, wt. 125, age 14. Jim alternated with Trayer. H0 is only il sophomore and by the time hc is n senior should be hard to stop. DALE TRAYER, I'Trayer. Right Tackle, wt. 155, age 17. Dale alterimted at tackle and guard. He played tackle on the defensive and guard on the offensive und was Called bark at times to rarry the bull. This was his first year. WILLIAM KRUEGEH, Dutch, Left Guard, wt. 155, age 18. Dutch alternated with Mann. This was his first. year and he has one yet to play. Dutch has the grit it takes to make il player. RALPH BAILEY, l2r1ilc'y. Full Back, wt. 165. age 18. Bailey was the heaviest man on tllc t0z1111 and played full bark. This was his second year and last year, Bailey made the longest run of the season when he ilitercentx-d il pass and ran 98 yards for a. touchdown. WAYNE HEMY, Reilly, Luft End, wt. 145, nge 17. This is Reniyis first and last yeur at fool- lmll. He could stop those e11d runs. l l 1 l l 1 T, ,Ld 'il X 1 X Page 47 if K .,-...J 1,--i-- -ev-1- L A ' ,J 'I-TTZJ P xt fy A L 1. , I LEONARD KENT, Kent. Guard, Center, wt. 150, age 18. Kent played where he was needed the most. This was his first year and he has one more yet to play. LESl.lE MANN, Less. Loft Tackle, wt. 158, age 17. Less played tackle on the defensive and guard on the offensive. This is Less's second year and last year. They will miss him in the line next year. FRANCIS CRAWFORD, Crappy, Quarter Buck, wt. 148, age 17. Even if Croppy does play to the grznul stand it little at times he sure saved the day at Saffordville. He will be back next year. PAUL CHANDLER, ChandIer.,' Center, wt. 153, age 17. This was Paul's second and last year. '1'lierc was at hole in the center of the line of the opposition. HAROLD STOUT, Stout, End, Half, wt. 143, age 16. This was St0ut's first year and he has two yet to play. Stout will have a, regular place in the backfield next year. .- i Q 1 ige 45 Ll' ., ,M t , .,... , .. .Ltiigaigigdl-Y ., .Mg .2 a . W- , Se8SOI1,S R9COI'd GAMES AT HOME Chase .,....... 20 Burns .......,.. .... E 3 Chase ..,,.. 12 Elmdale ...,,, A.,. 1 9 Chase ,..... 25 Herington ..... ....... 0 Chase ...... 0 Marion ............... ......,. 2 5 Chase ...... 30 Hartford ..........,.,. .... 1 l Chase 4..,..... 0 Council Grove ...,,,. .,...... 2 1 GAMES ABROAD Chase .,....... 15 Peabody .... .,.. 0 Chase ...... 0 Newton ......,..... ........ 2 0 Chase .. 6 Saffordville ..... .... 0 Chase .,....... 0 Chapman ..... ........ 1 3 Chase ...,..,.,w......,,A......,............,..... 109 Oponents ..........................A...A..... 101 The season ended in a tie, Chase winning fivegames and losing five games. Chase won two and lost two games abroad a11d won three and lost three at home. A sort of a hoodoo was on the team as they lost every other game. Chase scored 109 points to her opponents 101, giving her a lead of eight points. NVhen the season opened, the task of rebuilding a team faced coaches Schmitz and Holm, as there were only six letter men from the year before. Twenty-seven men reported for practice at the first of the season and from these a team was,molded. The average weight of the team was only 148 lbs., while the oldest man on the team was only eigh- teen. VVith respect to the weight and experience we considered it a suc- cessful season from a moral standpoint. 1 . WIA, 'XA Vv,vA!. ISIN? X Efi- Page 49 rgiifjifii ggiiiiijgrg fi - , . 'X-- A1 1-3 QQ Y Tlx' M TY8ClC SEHSOII The track tealn for this year is an llll1JI'0VOIllCIlt over last year. An unusually large squad reported at the first of the season and when rounded into shape should form a winning team. Only two men were lost from last year and these should easily he replaced. As last year, the team is weak in the middle distance and strong in the dashes and hurdles. They are also strong in the high- jump. pole vault, javelin and the rest of the field events. If some dis- tance runners can be developed, it should be a very successful track season. Dual meets are scheduled with Saffordville and Elmdale. The County meet will he held as usual and cups will be given to the winners of the meet and the winner of the relay. Plans are also being made to send all those that show any promise to the Kansas Relays, to the State meet at Emporia, and to Manhattan. 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CARL BALLWEG N0Ye1fi0S Emporia, Kansas - I i Spin-vial Prices to Out-of E D ' B R A N D L E Y i Town Cliistomorsl Q PHONE 88 l l Cottonwood Falls, Kansas it--M ----------- H----in.-W.-y--W-N.-M-.t.-.t.-.t.-it.-H.-M.- -We L ' ' ii 'dial '51 f9 L ii'iT?3l'fLCHilliifiif +'3:f h f-31fT1f3 W gg? Y-. fx.- , nl- - ,K 1--UC, --'L+ v Q' ----flx ,wf'---f'j-- ?OiiO'OE5IQi6- EMhO6 iiEEOO'ii1' 6 746115 EF6iOO's'h5O6Q? L . I I 1 'N 1 Q fx I , . . 1 New styles 1I1V1JfQ you-new 2 1 pleasures await you-a new sat- Q I . . . . . . I 1Sf2lf'fl011 1S yours 111 XVQZIFIUQQ i Amel-if-a's best known brand. The i I . . T f leadmg make of XVOTTlCH,S shoes- lf,,muW m 2 Q 55.50 To s1o.oo. - ,f -- , 5 ' 1,-nf' ' So xx sv xx S, , X '59 F , Q ,pd ,.4-F1512 ' .Q O Q 45' I 46, , 649 if 1 9 '.':12,',:2:if5-lf .-17 f .1215 X F , ' I 1' ' L, If ,X 1 ui-75'fi!95:' J nsxnou N unwcnensnuen J -.mm .- 1.4 if - ' V ' nmmmg.mYg.msnun .. . THE MARTIN DRY GOODS CO. Cottonwood Falls, Kansas i 4. ..-..-....-....-....-........-....-...,-....-..u-..,,...,....,...-...-........,.-..,.-..........-....-.,......,.-...,-.........,-....-....-.........g. eees Wo24 O -I-.,,-- ..,. .-J., ,.-J A.- -.,, 14. . ,,..Y, , K V I il ...nf--14 'f' WY- 17 - :-7 uinu1uu1uu-nn-nu-uu-u.ilunn.-uu-.uu1uu.-,,,,1uu-lm- u1uu...,,,1un1nn1lm...W1M41W1uuipu-nu-ml-.un..nu.. 'E' 'E' l l The L 1 Q I 5 Kllhl Drug CO. 5 I I The Store Q i PHONE vs I COTTONWOOD FALLS, KANSAS . S . 3 1 A 5 2 A: I I ,!,-nn-.1--M-...1--I-.-1...-....-..,,-...4-1...-un--H.--1...-lm-.. -nu-nu-.H-H--In-mf-.M-ml--In-Hu-.-u-.---,---un-nf. li , ,.-- o,-o.-,-,,,o, , .,Li'o ..- -A A ..-.7 , A -- .Tm f- if 'Q' --+- UZW I 1 1 'i'M u M ''m T'W M ' ' ' ' T ' ' ' 'T'T 'M 1 ' ' '1'1 T H 'T i' ' 1 Burnap Brother PLUMBING AND HEATING CONTRACTORS --- I l Y . . . A . . . l i NN 0 SIJCCIQITIZC 111 TN'IOd01'11 Plu111b1ug- and T'IG2lf1I12QQ TQQUIIJTHCHJC i ' for The Rural Homo L I Q 1 ! l PHONE 248 Emporia and Cottonwood Falls E 1 -r-H- -'-- --M--I----------M -f-' - ---- -----n--'--- ---A - ---- ---n-u-----'f-- -'-f - ---' ---M-A-H--M--'H------------H------H+ T oooo J Q- :lf f EwA,oTMm5dggg51f,. --fsf7 - Q, msg 'A-I , ,L , --a'gf,, w , .g..,...............,-...........,-n..-...-,..-....-n..-...-...-W-.u........u............................-M..-M..-M..-u..-..-...-.M-. 4. l l f noon CLOTHES I R i Fm? i Men and Young Men 1 GREGORY BROTHERS I ' l i Cottonwood Falls Kansas Q I Z . I 4---M --'-1 - - ' --m- '- - 'A'A '- - '- - - W- '- -'-I-H--'-H-I--' ------'-----H+ gf ssf ! N fl , , W , Tl .9i 's'4f -,o ,-- R - is is- Wm V. ,H ,,4,4,, 'Ll eo e f 'M 'SS'W'SSS S S SMS S''S''S'Mw'MS w' ' S S'S''WS' S S S 'S W'MSS'E' ia. w. NEWMAN DRY Gqons cog Emporia, Kansas I The Lamgcst '1'l1c Oldest The 'Best Icsmblislwd mos Q Quality Price Service Q l I . . , I f Those Three Uomlmwd Mako Om' Store 21 Szlflsfuf-tory i F E i I'lm-0 fo Trade i i Tea Room Service Marinello Beauty Shop L 'i'-HH1Il1HH-ww-H-v1ww1I-1'1Iw1vm-- vlvl 1H-1- H- in--'l ' 1 1 1 'U''W' - 1 'V ' '- mi W A Vos , ':1 X 'nge 57 3' f 1 J I !,,f Q - 'i:'1flLl- - : c,1, S W ei, 5 ,S 14gg:1,::,:,g3 W1 2 4 V fn' '-'ii.L.. -, ,, X.- ,,,,.,- ff' ' Nw-A - -.--1 N or-,Q ' 7 x f H72 5 HA:ELFFEif i Q Xl Fl' ' -' -'----- --- -' ------- -u'- '5' DUB MEAT GAN'T BE BEAT Try if :md judge for yoiirsolf. 'Wo specialize in Honesty, Courtesy and Cleanliness Kraft Meat arket Phone 41 Cottonwood Falls, Kansas -,.i.1,..11..--1-1-1-1111-11-.-11111-11.m1u Rorabaugh-Paxton Dry Goods Co. Emporia, Kansas S2lflSl!Zll fl0ll Follows EVM-.V 'l'1'zmsz1f-fiml TI-IE WOMAN'S AND CI-IILDREN'S STORE l Mail Orders Filled Promptly and Delivered Post Paid ORDER TODAY! I 4,01 llll -1 Illl 111111l1li llll -- Illl 1 II'I 1 IIII 1 IIII 1 I H11 --' 111l1ivv nu-uu- Ik Van, x--FIi Mild ffffgiiig. ., .-,, gl, TTT ' A T staffer? W A ff 0 W M 4rA S? 0Ei X Q NT 'xi' 'fad , -x----------n--n--------'-- - --n---n- - ---'--M---- - - - - - - - - - --I'-M--1' T I I STRONG CITY STATE BANK i Strong City, Kansas T , Q 2 Offers You 21 Years' Safo, Silent, Servivc Q Ts il Gll31'2l11TK'C! Fund Bank i i Q Capital --- ..... 515,000.00 Surplus .... ..... 5 30,000.00 L l Every Officer and Employee Is Glad to Bc of I Service to You. T iz : I .g.-....-,...-..-..-,,-...,-..,,-,..,....,.....-.,......-...,-..,..,. -,..-0...-....-M-..,-....-...-.....,...-n....n..-.,..-,.-....-...5. TE 01,,,f,0,-Jgs jQl I 1 ' , 'HT Y ' 15 . f- m..,,,,,,, , J- -1 ,. mL I '51 f H ! ' ' 'I' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' mf l I I I I I 1 I 1 I I The I I I Chase County ational I I Bank I I I Cottonwood Falls, Kansas I I I , I I . I I I . . . . I fI01'fIIilII'Y l11V1tCS all studonts and then' 3 I IEXRICNTS To upon avcollllts with it-and 2 I pay all their bills with clloc-ks. T 1 i I I I I I I : I I 5 I I i '-'IH' '1 1 - 1- 11f1'11' -' - 1 1 - 111111 1 - - -vw-'mf' I fu Ii I I , . ., ,if no oooo ' f n f::ii1'cccI-vsmjffff 'Liana-IW , 11 fl? ' I . 1' F I I IFS, 'A' .-'fffhhiwCHMEUIIJ 1 ' 40 f ,lf ..V. -.,A',w o ' ' ' Photograph IS A SUITABLE GIFT FOR ALMOST ANY OCCASION It spcfuks il 1111iVc1'Sz1I Ia11g'11z1ge--A Ii,l1lQ'II2IgC 1111- cIe1's'mofI by 0VOI VIDOfIj'. AVIIOIIIOI' if t'011Y0.VS Z1 111essa1g'e of Irwv 411' ITIGIIIISIIIII, if Tells if II10I'0 Offovfivol-V IIIZIII :1 w1'1f'fv11 IOHQ1' Of Course to do This it Has to Be a Speaking Likeness The Kind They Make at Capwell's Studio I I I I I I I I I I 1 I I I I I I I I I 1 - - - - - - - - - .....- ..,.1-,..-.1.-...,-:.-.- .. -1- -..- - -1,-..-...g. A-If MD- , Y fx I':L1,5e I ,X , 'J A Ain I ' J. , I I , ICSVCH: ff el fe, ,,--, WE Z4 57 if 'II l l I fi.l,,.,.., k 1 li, . AA.x WHL , , A QN1, L 12 N421-::,i1T.Ll' V ,,.L.,T.,f MJ? so TH- TF jfs A Q 1 A se A TM-EMT-MMMWMM----------MMMMMMMT f ' 1 ' J1 f 1 f1 f ' Richelieu Quality Foods Del Monte Canned Goods . . . 1 A The Best 1n Quahty Grocerles T Q ' i - I i A I I llt 1' OS 1 I : Goon THINGS TO EAT T A T T 1 Chase and Sanborn's Coffees , ! T i sl'l1o11c- Nu, 5 CUtlflllXYOOll Falls, liaulsus Q l i-nn-llrliun-nlvllmvlvnuilclulwfn1uu.-nn-11. .. ... 1 1nu..uu.-union11m1un-1un..rn-nT-nn1un1uu-un-un- ooooYEAn TIRES EXIDE BATTERIES TIRES AND BATTERY REPAIRING 1 I 1 1 l T --- l l , . . T ll T- 4'2ll'l'.Y lllc- musl 4-o1T1plelc-Stools ol' Alllmnolnlc suppllvs I in flu- 4-mlllty. All Hl?lll1llll'Il lllCl'l'llillllllSl' mul mu' pri:-us 2ll'C l'lQl'llt. l I '--' . 3 AUTO SUPPLY COMPANY T E 2 PHONE 50 I f ,Ply-.lvl-I-I. ---- T'- 1- 4 T ,, W. N I 1 1 -. -1 -nn-,.,,..,,,,-,,.,1,m1,...1,...tnn1- .. 1 1 1 -..n.. .. 1,,,,1.,..1,.,x, EEET on 24. W 'Mi' K i.,-,--f A .., W ,,..., L ,..f-,mis - W 'J - ' ' l Q nfMQEEQTXfQ W l 1 T iq , E1i TV' I me-if-if ------ e-i-i-i-i- 1'f' - '1f1 T -f'1 -'ef-M 1'f' - W11 -A - f- - - - - - --H- + I Q Q ML? , Q l sl , f, ll a ,ol l P l l l mf .Unless You Want To Sell lt : 4 ' ll l Y ,N Y, 'E V ' T 5 , , l li, ll W' L Don'tAdvert1se lt l Fl lt ll f ' l l ' 1 ln the Hats and all for Her-Best 1 smmt i LEADER T Q 2 I l z 1 Downs 89' Taylor 2 I 5 Emporia 1 . 1--M-H--W--.-w--oo-t-t-w-M- llll -t-t-l-t- l.l- -to ----- - - - it-at-at--or I E 5 l 5 It's Better to be a Thrift 1882 1924 1 Spendefggggte Spend l HARDCASTLE sl KENYON L Furniture Rugs Undertaking l I l Star Brand Solid Leather EMPORIA' KANSAS : Ono of the Oldest and Most Reliable Firms in Kansas l Cost Less Per Month and in- 'III -ml-M-M-W I'I, - IIII -ml-W-In-M-my-wh l Give You Longer Service Local and Long Distance - , Hauling, Trausfci' and KINGS VARIETY STORE storage i See or Call 7 PHONE 10 CY WAFDSWORTH ' I Cottonwood Falls, Kansas PHONE 372 g Cottonwood Falls Kansas i1Vl1'lll1Wlll'WTl'P'iW'T W1 'lTWl'1llW1 lllu 'ilI'11'l1ll1Iln1vlHLllnilIll'll1i'lllIi llll iYlVl'iNlTlU'TllllT Tllflill-illlltnlli Hkxx Pl: VA,, fgi X 31:4 Page riii Y Qgg bc TIL.-L g14.,.--:::Z:.,,,,j,m-1:3 ligf -vis A I1,Q,--,-,L,,..x,' A K -,, ,.- ,, , , Ai, r, .. . .,.. ,,M -,, L., .n , ,,,. Ng 'Stal' 1 Qu...nu..mi,,,,-ml,,miml..unim.-..,......1,,,,-.nn-,.,1,.,.-.1-l1,,,,1M11M..nu1,,..-...-.m..-,.,...m..-.....,..-...1,,..... ,P HENRY LONG DRY Goons co. i L l I A Good Place to Trade I I I l , T '--' 1 l L : l ' . . I i Students lnuke our Store your store whlle 111 : U. C. C. H. S. Meet your friends here, leave I T 1 i your pare-els here and use our telephone i Q when you want to 1-all home. 2 l 1 l L , . o!o'n1un-un 1-11--1111 nn--m11nl-nn-nn1m1 1-1:-111 -f 1nn1nu-mln I ik Page 6-l 'XT 'l 1 .K .. I V ,1T,T3 1 Lizi' 4 1, ff L --.,.,,,-,Yi .:.g..gg,,,i'i'-I1,g':T'... ffjr,:iiT-gL..h..-l .A-- -. . .-- . - I Q k, xg Y.,, ,,i'HlJJ . ,-M - ......1--., . ..,,,If if , I- mass ,gg ,L eggil a' 1.1 if .5......-.. ! I THE I Exchange National Bank Cottonwood Falls, Kansas T I CAPITAL STOCK -.-- .... s75,ooo.oo i SURPLUS ............... --- 5o,ooo.oo UN DIV ID E D PR OF ITS .... - - - 32,000.00 5 I 1 oFF1cERs I 1 w ' I . G bILluR M- .......... -- I W. lf. xonwx --- I xx. Is. PLNNX .......,. I v ,vvr i W. ROY MIISIIIRIISII ............... , DIRECTORS T F. G. SILER VV. B. PENNY VV. H. LONG .I. H. DOOLITTLE R. Z. BLACKIEURN C. H. NEWMAN I I 4' ,.1,,,1,,1-.11..11....1 1,,,.-nu...nn1un1,nn-. .. .- I . 1'-' x -------I'l'c-sidvllt -----Vivo-Pl'esicIcl1t -----------Cz1shiel' ---Assistant Uashicr' W. F. NORTON FRANK BELL JOHN C. WILSON Lf-: -0 - A- 'QU ,,--.-. . 1-V ,. E --.e ,, .tires ,. -4, ' ,- -M.- , ,-,f . - . 1-1 1un1un...nn...nn..m.1m.1,m1m..-...I1m1..,.1I..1ml1m1m,1,,..1m.1,,,-1,.,.1 1 1,n1,,,1, 1,1 1y.,.1.,.,1.i.1 VICTROLAS AND RECORD fa mi 5 ,Z -14 X 'ii ,llg -His MASTERS voice' ' People express themselves in their possession. Not hy the eost, hut hy the merit of those possessions. G. E. FINLEY XL SON Jewelers and Optometrists Cottonwood Falls, Kansas m1nn1nn..un1vm1mm11.n1.ru1mi-nn1m.-nu 1 - We Make a Specialty on BAND INSTRUMENTS NV1'ite us for priees and terms on ll. G. Conn, Nlartill, 'Buesehei' and N. VVhite T11- striimeiits. Pioneer Music Company YOUR SHOT, DAD The policy of the hotter hilliard rooms of today' is to pvovicle an iiiclooi- l'l'f'l'OHll0ll place, equal in eiiviroiiment to the wholesomeness which sui'i'ouucls the athletic field oi' Q'ylllll?1Sll1lll, where father aiul son may meet for an enjoyable hour together with the most skill- ful and faseiiiatiug of indoor QEIIYIOS-lJllllEl1'ClS. S. C. BROWN Pocket and Carom Billiards COTTONWOOD FALLS, KANSAS -nu-un-nn1un1nn..nn1nn-nn-nn-nn--nn-un--un1n Order Fresh Cut Flowers and Designs from ERNEST MCKENZIE He gets Them Direct from the Growers THE RIVERSIDE GARDENS CO. Emporia, Kansas 1...1 1,11 1 1 1 1 1 1. 1 1 1 1nu1nn1nn-.-inn1nn1nni1nn1nuu1nn1m-un1uu1pn1 1,011 Dlx Page N' 1 Ks C CH I-iiief-L '-:.:. C S -41'-' '- ' S 1 ,.Tf,.1 xxx --f,. .-3 1 5 T E JM --- . Q . 2g4,-eiewkfi, X fi Q -- ' Q A if i . Ax. ' QWGX. asf QQCHASEUVI '- 4 . , . +..1uil-ul1-lmium-nu-un-uu1,QI- 1 -1 .-m.-nn-l.-un--nn-H-I-uu-un-un-un-un--ln.:-ul:-ufliuuxun-un-ni, Hancock 8: Bang . Q The Q f Model Clothing sl shoe co. T Q MEN'S AND BOYS' OUTFITTERS 619 Commercial Street Emporia, Kansas T -Q..-H..-.m,Q - -HU-.IU-im-.N-un-H..-.II.-.......-.I-im-mf--.u..,-u-H.,-nu-im-.ln-,...-....- - - -.m1.m- I F RATERNITY, COLLEGE AND CLASS Q Q Q 1 Q Q Commencement Announcements Q and Invitations i l T , , Q Jowc-lei' to The Scnlor Ulass of UIIZISO OOIHILQY L'H1'Ill1lll1lif'V High School. Q I Q L. G. BALFOUR co. Q Manufacturing Jewelers and Stationers ATTLEBORO, MASS. Ask Any College Greek I Q -i'-- -- ----- - M- '-'1 - '--' --w- -'-' - - -' ---'--i----H- '--' - -'-- - '--- ---u----- '- -IIQ - -1-' - - - -M----Q---I-L , fir- Page 67 IVAN 5 LYl44,,,i L'-L51 L,,,,'T. xl' ::f:iT .1X1f:!T:'::Z,g f i,fE.-igfEilccHSlj ttf'-1-:'::, 11-r f--e ----3.1, 3 Wa-1V ' The Cha-rm -of Good urniturel , . . . . I Goml llll'lllllll'Q tells its own story lll a 1'e111a1-kable sort of 21 way. It swims to speak like El Sl1'14'C1'C man with il message l of whivh he has no clouhts. This is the kind of furniture to be found in my store. Globe-Wernicke Bookcases Sealy Matresses Hoosier Kitchen Cabinets Hoover Vacuum Cleaners Karpen Upholstered Furniture Armstrongds Linoleums and Rugs I wish the YOUIIQ stuflents now leaving the Chase flouiity flhllllllllllllj' lligh Svhool and Those that reuizxiu, would always feel that my store welvomcs theil' business and l wish them A . . I To always make llllS store their store. - l L ERNEST MCKENZIE Furniture and Undertaking 3 COTTONWOOD FALLS KANSAS I l -u-- - ----- ---- ' w--w---u- K'-- --m------1- - - - - - - - -M---.L ls , I ry, Fil 21 ff C 'i 'X.n ,ui-.ggzgi .1.. 15?g3?.CCC 21 'e JVN.. S - 'i...:1-'--' WAV Uii,.Y.:t, 'Ll IIII I A A r HOTEL BROADVIEW . THE . E U CHASE COUNTY NEWS 1 mpor1a S A PRINTERS f FIRE-PROOF A AND A j PUBLISHERS 1 I Carl M. Thomas, Manager Strong City Kansas I I-..-..-...........-...-......-.......- .... - .... -..-..-.E...u-..... ,... -...-...-..-..-..,-t.......-...-,....,..-,..-Q A I BANK HOTEL AND CAFE I E WHEN You SAY SHOES SAYW f 1 I f A Good Place to Eat-Comfortable i H A N K E N S 0 N 7 S Rooms-Open Day and Night On Your Next Trip to This Clty 713 Commercial St. Give Us 3 Trial I I EMPOR-IA, KANSAS A. w. RYAN Proprietor I Strong City Kansas I -..-..-..-.u....-.,-..-...-..-..-A-A-A......i..-...-...-......-...-...-....-A-...-...-l..-..-..-..- I I ICANDY CIGARSI A WARREN MORTGAGE co. A i EARMLOANS l ICE CREAM i ' Three Good Things in Our Life Emporia, Kansas They are all here for the perfection 2 of living 1n comfort and satlsfactlon. I 5 All in the best qualities that can be 2 made or provided. i ARTHUR J. KLOTZ, Examinel' Hgndersgn Phannacy Cottonwood Falls, Kansas T'f'E REXALI- STORE I I Strong City Kansas I : I' I I-..-..-..-...-...-....-...-...-..-........-..A-...-....-Ai.-...-..........-...-...-..-......-...........-...-.A-....-..-..,- Q I I 2 I L. E. W A D D E L L I J. R. SHORT GARAGE A 2 2 I I GAS AND oiLs r - 1 Hardware Implements Standard Oil Service Station I 2 , . . . 2 , E ' ' R E IUVG1'f'tIllI1g'1llth?.I1Ll1'LIWZ11'C I N ladies estlmom a I Line btorage-Accessorles-Repalrs E and Shop Service A l Cottonwood Falls, Kansas J. R. SHORT Proprietor 7 I I 5 .i..-..-.....i.-t.-...-...-...-..-..-.A-...-....-..,-..L..-..-.. -. ..... - ...,-,,,.,,,,,,,,,-nl, A-W 'A Y M lmge 69 I'..'ZTIf.f'l1T- :iL'i'fflT7LTL,j A Tzrfg.:-. ' ...rm -' ' 'f':'3311'..'E.1I3 WAZ4 V ..:7 1 S T +I-M-M-H---M----------a-u---m--l--- ...- ---l-l---l.-- -A.- -w-l--- -.:- - ---' -l.--ll- - - - -M----M-we .CRAWFORD a 00.5 3 Z HOUR FEED AND GRINDING Studebaker and Overland 1 3 Motor Cars Q 2 We Sell Boss P t t Flou - Q N Bette i ARTHUR GROUCH l Higl e t Nl rk t I r ce for Cream, Eggs A Cottonwood Falls Kansas E anl P ultry. Baby Chick Scratch 5 l Feed Etc. L i'-- -- '-- '- lm - - '-'-'- ' RC 't M tM kt l :aa PHONES lizzie T Olllllllllll y 63. Ill' 6 5 l Q we fl an im of limit A TITUS 3L WQQDHULL T Uoolzefl and Uurccl Meats C. WOODRING., Prop. Physicians and Surgeons Cottonwood Falls, Kansas Phone 6 Uottonwoofl Falls, Kansas .,.. - .... -... .... R - - -.- - -i..-l:- .... - .... .. .... - .... - .... - .... .. .... -u..-,..-.,- .... -,.....,.-...-i l A T : I : I 1 I I O x 1 DR H M WILCOX A li I N s U R A N C E A l l Guaranteed Low Cost Insurance Cover- T i ing all Possible Hazards office Over Exchange National Bank L 2 l Q Chase County Abstract CO' Cottonwood Falls, Kansas L l Phone 30 Cottonwood Falls, Kan. a - l Office Phone 87 2 .... - .... - .... - .... - .... - .... - ,.., - .... - .... - .... - ...l - .... -l,.- .... -i- .... -W ........... u,.-.,.-i l f i Bread, Pastries, Candies l Everything First-Class N E W Y 0 R K L l E 2 INSURANCE COMPANY i A PARKER QUALITY I BAKERY CARL R. COWLEYi l i AGENT 5 Cottonwood Falls Kansas S il- llll - llll - lll. - llll - l.ll - l.l- - lll- ---- lll- - l-l- - llll - l ----- R ------ M.-..-i iglixx age fi I 1 70 We l ll Sm-M,--, -J, 'f KK -'Q J ll afseeffss-We-feesas-if-aliases-s+gl cc5 asia? f 41 . 1 l -1- U. Y ,g,,., f 1 .. , ,, ,,.. 1 1. 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We co operate with the staff 1n planning the laoolc--with the photograph- er in satisfactorily reproducing his prints f Z - - ' Z f ffancl with the printer by supplying per- !?!Z ect printing p ates. WZX Let Our College Annual Department hel WW M fom In p U 'W E QW' Egg, di you plan your 1925 book. Q3 -- - Q 35553 Bala il erin - rdvm 0. Elgin M3212 - 3 LM L -E cx7opofcq Ieznsas Liliiovr-M, Jfyll Cn ,,,..,-. ---in , .M Page 7 ::::i,:-:zu HS 15-125, 1 N -lf.. je.. umm, 4 A- g 'iL if '--15--- - -rfifv C-9:-', Xx ' Aff f' 'P li, 1 Xu, , f THE P ESS CATALOG BUILDERS BLANK BOOK MAKERS PRINTERS B I N D E R S E, A Cv 1. E , -'.V, Prmtmg of all kmds---nothmg too large--- f nothmg too small WlC'HlTA A KANS This Annual Prinffd by TIN' llfivlzifa Eagle Press 71'-x ll E N.. 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