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

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1925 volume:

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Coopera- ,P 1 ting with him, Mr. Thompson has a well qualified faculty of eleven mem- N 'il bers which execute his plans, and Chase goes forward. if ' It all might be likened to the old English chase. The illusive prey is Z Knowledge. Each day the invigorating huntsman's horn is sounded and E 1 the chase begins. Away we go! Up hill and down dale we are led. 4 E I , . . . '1- jl Sometimes our prey is easily captured on smooth plains, but more often ,Q . we are almost hopelessly entangled in the brambles of Discouragement. 5 ja A few fall behind, but Perseverance and Desire guide us, and at last our ,E l, prey falls before us. Triumphant, we now go on our way, only to learn K ' that there are other foxes and hares to be captured, but we are strength- , : ened by the experience of the days before. E ln 1 ' n- W , . T T L ' ' ' . 'A'71.f'.fff,, ,-IfiTQijIff1Tff'2 'H' fr' i?' ' fmv- ' ' .WllrlbvI1lu1.m, WM yJNjjW1 9 I-'11 go ii Z Seninrs QNX M - J M E , - f CHASE C.--T F ll, JJ - A A i -.. f , A...l f...Ys.a -.f y- -.- f sz? - - A - f Q , . LWJJLBIJ - W -li l' LQ-lwlfg 5 ,, X ., 'Q Iqglgg ---4-9 'E mllllllflulwm. Wwllllflflm Q' , P 1: f . i .Q 9 il ' . 1-l : jr 1' I 4Il I 3- 'Q 2 4' :P 4 4, -l ll Q ' 1 A l i l. 5 :F 4 : 7' ir I e I l 5 :li 11: 1' :I 2 , l gl 3 lr if f l Senior Class History ill' S the close of our last year in dear old C.C.C.H.S. is about to come, if we look back over the past four years of our high school career and li 2 lg many little things come to our memories which we can never forget. li i I1 In the fall of '21 we came to Chase as lfreshies over fifty strong, and l i ll' now we have a total of thirty-eight Seniors. Our hrst year we were f ' li guided by lXliss lidith lianode, who bravely led us through that first year l A l of strife. YC I Then in '22 we came back Sophomores guided by Miss Grace Reader Q: Q J' to find Chase more interesting. :Lg , As Juniors we came back with the responsibility of giving a class play 'i ' Green Stockings, and putting on the annual junior-Senior banquet, I 7 and are proud to say that Mrs. Branson lead us through with fame and fi . l sparkling success. if f if As Seniors we are proud to say that our class play HClarence has been HP f l pronounced by the citizens of Cottonwood lialls and Strong City to be ll the best play ever given. XYe are especially proud of the fact that we l i i have seven letter men on the football team this year. Lester Selves has ' received the credit many times of being one of the best athletes in the ii' y 1' state. XYe are also very fortunate in having Edgar Gordon, a very il i 3' capable cartoonist. in our class. g. . ' 'XYi.th all theiserigifts of honor placed together we feel that the class of ' 3 1: 25 will leave Q. L. L. H. S. with honors for themselves and for the school, 11: never to be forgotten. f i 4. Page SJ ia . . roi 'af ' ' 1'ff'Y rfv foif n1 1ff , ' I1 --W-M9 Wllllhlrleuww. mmllfyl '4?X-:F 'l'+? .:'- Rl+1H'l'El.l.A ARMAGOST. Bert, She wears a diamond dazzling to the PYGQ VVe dare you all to ask her Why. Green Stoeking's 33 Clarence 43 Vice- President 43 Vice-Pres. Commercial Club 4, Chase Staff -4. l.OIS Al.'l'l4Ili. A Very industrious lass is She, And ai Stl-n-ogl'z111liei' and bookkeeper she? going to be. Girl Reserve 233 Glee Club 33 Chinn Shop HAZFIL BOURLAND. Pleasant and kind to all whom she knows. She'll never have ai great many foes. Normal Training 43 Glee Club 43 Chlorus 43 Seo'y. Normal Training Club 4. ISLA BIBBEHT. A small but mighty kid, who loves to flirt with the male, but really, she's not Il vamp. Hzirmonious Sixteen 1-2-33 Girl Reserve 1-2-3-43 Im11s 1: Pocahontas 11 l3ulbul 23 China Shop 33 Green Stockings 33 Clarence 43 At the End of the Rainbow 4gGlee Club Concert 33 Pres. Ancient History Club 33 Optimist Staff 43 Bible Class 23 Chase Staff 4. Page 10 llilwwrluww.. WM ilflllllli ROBERT.-X BOWERS. She's a black-haired, black-eyed lassie, who is as dependable as she is tall. Glee Club 1-3-41 Glee Club Concert 3-43 Chorus 1-2-3-45 Pocahontas 13 The China Shop 3: VVindmills of Holland 45 Girl Reserve 1-21 See.-Treas. Commercial Club 4. VVILLIS BOLES, Barney All good men are dead and I don't believe I'm feeling well. Klod and Kernel Klub 23 Chorus 1-25 Farm Bloc 3: Optimist Staff 4: Chase Staff 43 Clarence 4. FRANCIS CRAWFORD. Croppy. A mighty fellow with a mighty temper, and to try to convince him is like trying to get out of a bed of quicksand. Class President 15 Football 2-3-45 Track 3-43 Glee Club 3-45 C Club 33 Radio Club 25 Green Stockings 3: Chase Staff 4: Optimist Staff 4: China Shop 33 Glee Club Sec'y. 4. LEONARD KENT. Kent, He has a very winning smile And studies his lessons once in a While. Green Stockings 3: Clarence 43 Foot- ball 1-2-3-4: Glee Club 4: Glee Club Concert 4. fNot Graduatingj l Page 11 . I h QHIllWlluIww.- 'MMWUIM -fi'-ij'-lsvgfiq... ROBERT COE. Bob.'l A big fellow with a big heart, and his highest ambition is to help. Glee Club 45 Spanish Club 3-43 Chase Edi- tor 4: Hull Dogs 2. JANET DRVMMOND. Blue Eyes. A blue-eyed little lnssie who is as t1'ue-blue :is her eyes. Chorus 1-2-35 Green Stockings 33 Chase Staff 4g Optimist Staff 45 Girl Reserve 1-2-213 1mps lg Assistant Librarian 4. DOROTHA DVNKIN, Dunc. A dainty maiden fflil' is she. and rude is impossible for her to be, Imps 1 Girl Reserve l-2-3-4g Hztrmonious Sixteen 2-33 Green Stockings 33 'iAt the End of the Rainbow? Glee Club Concert 3-41 Glee Club 1-2-3g Optimist Staff 43 Musical Contest 33 Pocahontas lg Bulbul 23 'tChina Shop Zi. JOE FRITZE. He listens more than he talksg that's one reason he is so interesting. Football 3-45 C Club 31 Band 23 Orches- tra fl. Page 12 ANNA MONROE. mlwllblww- ww Www XVILLIAM KRUEGER, Dutch, He's one of those fellow's who will never give up. He'll fight and hang on like :L darned bull pup. Ancient History Club 1: K.K.K. Club lg Football 3-43 Track 1-2-3-43 Chorus 15 Y.M. C.A. lg C Club 3. fN0t Gruduatingb MONROE KLOTZ, Money. He loves the ladies, but they don't know it. Track l-2-3-4: Green Stockings 33 Hi-Y 4g Glee Club 2-3-41 Orchestra 43 Bulbul 2: VVindmil1s of Holland 43 China Shop 33 Bull Dogs 23 C Club RENA MILLER. I am resolved to grow fat and look young 'til forty. Imp:-1 1: Girl Reserve 1-2-3-43 Krowel- deen Club 33 Normal Training Club 4, Shes pretty tall and pretty dark, She's pretty ambitious und pretty smart. Girl Reserve 3-4: Glee Club Concert 45 Glee Club 43 Spanish Club 3-43 Windmills of Hol- land 4. l l'z1g'v 15 C j .2-4 T' - ifg if '.... -Q 11159 .....lll Pa LOIS MAILEN, Red, ois is one of the most responsible and popu- lar girls of our successful senior class of '25. She can be truthfully said to be one of those rare individuals just naturally blessed with a good disposition, li Imps 13 Harmonious Sixteen 1-2-31 Pres- ident 1-larmonious Sixteen 33 See.-'l'reas. Glee Club 33 Glee Club Concert 3-43 Musical Con- test 3: Pocahontas 1: Bulbul 23 China Shop 3g Glee Club 1-2-3g Girl Reserve 1-2-3: Optimist Stuff 41 Chase Staff 4: Cheer Leader -l. CONRAD OHM, Con. And when a lady's in the ease, You know all other things give place. Bulbul 23 China Shop 3: VVindmills of Holland 43 Clarence 43 Hi-Y 43 Commer- cial Club 45 Glee Club 3-4g Quartette 4: Or- chestra 4g At the End of the Rainbow 43 See.-Treas. Senior Class 4. ETHEI, PETERSON. This is a cruel world, but nevertheless I'm going out in it. Girl Reserve 1-23 Chorus 2-35 Commercial Club 4g Glee Club 1. SIDNEY RUFENER, Sid. He shall ne'er beware of his wit, Till he breaks his shins against it. Spanish Club 2-3-43 Hi-Y Club 23 Normal Training Club 4. ge 16 has: .Mui ea- - QVENTON RITFENER, Quant, A great and mighty man is he And a prince or king he-'ll surely bc. l-li-Y 43 Spanish Club 2-3-41 Green Stock- ings 33 Clarence 4. OLAI-'AE SPENCE. Oh! Such a wonderful voice has sho: Someday an angel, she'1l surely be. Pocahontas 1: China Shop 33 Wind- mills of Holland 4: Glee Club l-3-41 Chorus l-2-3-4g Treasurer Normal Training Club 43 Business Manager Glee Club 45 Glee Club Concert 3-4. LESTER SELVES, Bud. As an athlete Bud is unsurpassed: he is a quiet, good-natured chap. and only one Dot in Bud's life makes the period. Football 2-3-43 Track 2-3-45 Glee Club 33 Rulbul 23 China Shop 3: Class President :lg Farm Bloc 1-23 C Club 35 Track Captain 23-43 Football Captain 4. VVILLIAM SEIGLE. Bill. As a long distance, high speed conversation- alist. t'Bill wins the championship, and his highest ambition is to be a Divil with wimmin. Hi-Y Club 1-2-45 Chasonian Debate Club 13 Debate Team 15 Chorus 1-2-3-43 Extempo- raneous Speaking 2-33 State Scholarship Team 2-Il: Press Club 2: Hi-Y Cabinet 25 President Ancient History Club 2: Hi-Y President 45 Optimist Staff 43 At the End of the Rainbow 43 Football 1-3-43 Orches- tra 4. Page 17 lwlllllvlllum .v v MPH I .f .. 1 .fi GLADYS THORNE. She's good in her studies, And makes her grades ting: Shes good on the piano, And liow she can sing! Normal Training Club 4g Glue Club 43 Girl Reserve 41 Windmills of Holland 4. LENVIS TRIEMER, Triemor. A happy-go-lucky fellow who cares for noth-V ing but is a friend to everyone. Klod and Kernel Club 11 Farm Bloc 2: Optimist Staff 43 Annual Staff 43 Green Stockings 33 Football 4. EVA TRUSSELL. Its the big things in life that count and Eve's one of 'em. Imps lg Chorus l-2-33 Bible Study 23 Clarence 43 Normal Training Club 4. CLARA WINSOR. A very nice girl: she'll do what you ask, VVithout a complaint, whatever the task. Imps lg Girl Reserve 1-2-3-43 Spanish Club 3-4: Normal Training Club 4: Pres. Girl Reserve 41 Pres. Normal Training Club 43 At the End of the Rainbow 4: Clarence 4. 1 Page 18 Jlililli' W f f as Z 6.91 .X ,lea j Q36 4 5 a X X S- ffm 9' , - WW 1633? , FN - '-Megaman? N M 15 KJ X 2'W+? 3'f9' ,.,',1 '- Vmkwlf - 2223542255 A xv I ll f 5 - V? vw -'J '.3 ff' N' f qfllzl' .XX 4' 2'-,1 : ' fQ6':j, , H-'y ' - 1 f .. wma 5,13-'-F ' Swv x, Q-E -3-4 , uw , S,, ,9'Q, Q , . W . Z ' 1- 'S-K 0g?MZ'fpI9. 11 X. ' I 6 ' fZ M0-'M X ggi ff M ff '34 IS- X 4 .2 I 011' -s ff- , '-E 'F-5' y ,1f.-gai-.Q .9 ,I 15 Q -S-.. J.- 1, UYJLQJJLQ-XLMJ LKMLML J LQJLUJ' x 1 I' T, 'Z ff- j g ' ' 1.-.. 5 lWllNwlf.ww-- ww rlffllll ll ii if A I . I Junior Class History ACK in '22 even though Freshies somewhat unruly and tiniid, we organized and obtained high scholarship and a good social stand- ing, due to the ability of our sponsors. XYe took in many of the school activities such as football, operetta, glee clubs and track. At the beginning of our social activities we enjoyed a hayrack party, and in February we had a Valentine party. At the close of the year we were all looking forward to our next year, when we would enter to show what we could do our second year. As Sophomores we had attained better views as to our duties and thus made high rank in all activities and two of our members received football letters. NYe entered our Junior year with plenty of pep, winning a half holiday which gave us more courage. Our junior boys stepped out on the football held with strong determination, and live were awarded Cs for their work. Our past three years have been years of toil and pleasure, but were successful. Not taking a critical point of view, nor speaking in a bold way, we hereby send forth our ultiniatuin and announce our deterinina- tion to endeavor to surpass our superior classnien. 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V 1 Q ' 1- -fl X - : fl - .Y 7 i Q- i A i 'j ' ' Wai?-12 Qf?mE- Y l 3 ik --- gig?-N f- , -1- -A--- - - .Lie-a -c f ig 3 2 llfllllbilftuwx-.,, WMKffUlm ,aNw-mg Sophomore History E, the Sophomore class entered the Chase County Community High School in the fall of 1923 as Freshmen, forty-seven strong, and of course like all other Freshman we were considered Hgreenw hy the upper classmen. XYe held our annual picnic at Osage Hill. Four of our members entered the state contest at Emporia. Forty-six were represented in the Freshman Latin with Paul XYood taking fourth place in the state. The year rolled away hefore we realized it and our vacation hefran. B Our second year in Chase County Community High School began in the fall of 1924 under a new class organization Sophomore with forty- eight enrolled, SOIUC having dropped out and new members joined us. Miss lirehhiel was chosen our sponsor. At the iirst ofthe year we elected officers: Twyla Fink, presidentg XX'illiam Ryan, vice-president: Janet Mailen, treasurerg and Audrey Rider, secretary. XYe were the first class to have our annual picnic which was held at Merritt's Hill. Later the Page 27 l u w ,, .,. , , - ,i . wimwiwiwi , ,M ' v , wiwit i i :I ' Q -Eigifii-L9--f - iffepigiffis. 1 ' igylinaililiiwit.. wwnlffllllll 9 1 i l :L L f Y r l 1 4, f l l i i ' e :i l 5 ' ' 1 v , i l l was X al l f 5' Fi i l A : l l' . i 45 , , . r'+ 5 lt' e , C 3 il, I P r i l l i 1 1' ' 2 J. Mailen, Trayer, Austin, Davis, Evans, Eastham. I'nderWood, Costello, G. Shaft. Q, , . Wood. Parker, Bell. Fink. Pherigo. V. Klotz, Miss Krehbiel, Burkhead, Mapes, 4' Rider, Fink, 'l'ittle, McCabe, Fent. E. Shaft, Gardner. Cooke. ,Q 5 g i Z Seniors antl Sophoinores gave a .lunior Chautauqua which was given at l ' . f. - -' , - . ' l is the High School auchtorium and also at Mathelcl Cireen: the proceecls A l EL were cliviclecl between the two classes. The members of our class have Q taken an active part in the school organizations. 'l'wo girls took part in Et- the Girl Reserve anrl Hi-Y play, At the End of the Rainbow. Several l 1 52 Sophomore boys went out for football, one of them, NN'illiam Pherigo pf. receivefl a C this year. Ruth 'l'ittle ancl XYallace Evans were chosen +I i , 5, vi - V ' cheer leaclers of the class anfl much pep was shown during the entire 4, 3 ' year. l i i' The Sophomore lunghsh classes helcl a contest in which scenes from I i the Cloister ancl the Hearth were flramatizecl. These were given in Q: l chapel ancl the school selectecl the best. A picnic was given in honor of lj 2 the winners, at Yowl Creek just west of town. Our Sophomore year if . 1 has been successful with the help of our sponsor, Miss Krehbiel and the ' 5 cooperation of our class. 1: l ' 4: 1 QL l tl i , l . . l , . r , 3, . f i N T 2 E51 . T ' imgo 28 1 ' 4lrf'Nf v v v 'v Qxv vav vm v 'v ' v ' 'v'Av NFvh,v'v'rv-vlnQ'TV1,iT vTv v-,.vTv Q'fgK-4'A! 5E1't5I11ll2ll Q .-- + Q, 'Q'1 'L w , L L u i s MQ - - J ., - - A , - LUJL LKQJLWJJLKUJLWALKUJLKUJLKUJLLQJLQIJL!iJLQJLQlLLQJLMlLQ1 V ' 4 X 1' asv ,...ii,i mf-he - - Freshman Class History T IS 1925. We have been in C. C. C. H. S. for almost a year. In the first Fresh1nan meeting we displayed our good judgment by electing the following ofihcers: Athol Sayre, president: Claude Freeman, vice- presidentg Marian Crocker, secretary: and Elizabeth Forney, treasurer. .X few weeks later a Freshman picnic was planned by the social com- mittee with Ralph Mailen as chairman. If the success of a picnic can be measured by pep, noise and appetites, the social committee should be credited with the greatest picnic on record. After the picnic there were two outstanding events in our young lives. First, the 'fChaseH contest which we entered with the usual Freshman ambition and came out with honors like the Seniors. Second, the Fresh- man chapel where we duly entertained the school with a one-act play Our Aunt From California in which Dorothy Frew starred. It is needless to say we are proud of our two football men, Gustin Howard and Claude Freeman, who won letters in their first football season. Yes, we have been here almost a year, and although we are still a little green, we have learned a few things. XN'e have been relieved of our coffee beans and have been informed of the sins of swiping thumb tacks to put in chairs. No, the l'rofl, hasn't paddled us yet! Page 31 -E F -S E ,. l ,. .Q if 'S Q7 'S F C Q F lx! Q ,. 'Z E E ' I 1- 1' 1- 1 ': o 1: ,P , 1, 35 1' la , F l' 11: ,, rl I 4: I , ,. - lf il, ' Q Q: 2 il , V V ll, ll' l' '- l l' l rl' O 5 iffUTlff'Ti7f ' 'L'f'ATT ' , ffTL, kTfl ' WWW lmffmfmm llfml llle if fa- A vlggel-3 V I1 HHl1nonm.. Mmwffulufv 'M '9 FRESHMAN CLASS lxmft, Ilvzlvh, llu1'lvism1, XVzuld4-ll, Miss 'l'l1m'rmtnun, Frm-W. King. UIWPSIIY. Cl'm'1u-1: llu'mmh1'm nckwwll. ,X,Milln-1: Smith, Hzxskvll. lx12lilt'll. Howard. Misvr. Slu-1'ic1un, LT.'l'1'im-1111-1', J. 'l'l'iPI11Ll M, Xvllld tnlxrnmv. I4'4n'u11'5'. l'lxm'i:,'1v. Iilzlwkshilw-, Iilwtmm, NX'4m1ll111ll, I'fll'lUl'. lC:xsll1:lm, l4.1iLlfl'Ill'I'. ll1lLZ'4'l'. J. l'1n't1-V. thlh-, Mzxyvr. St:1ul1rm1g'l1. C. l+ll'if'ks4m. Gibson. Arnold. Gluuvilh-. l.2lll1'1lSl1'I'. l rL-vnmu. Saxyw. Hzilu-1: MV. Hulm. Hvmy, llzmsvn, liig'g.:':4, Cobb, Thfmms. Spa-wr. Martin. Yillur. M. XYQITKI. EflVV2ll'ClS. H. l'l'iSlllY, XYils4m. IH. XY:u'rl. M, Plrif-lisun. IULQII' 132 Clbrganizatinnz A , , if 0 22 JT' , if-4 j A J ki: Li 4 gf! I - V'o'4i A Wk Lg lvx. ll E,- Hflf - W,- X 2 Q -ws' i if --. f f ,af-1 ? 21.24 . , ' ' if - gi fi' 1 ,-.-.... PE? f!f 1525 l. -i - ' - . 19 Eff f MII K - W ' Af mf: lu W up EM, I 'lff.f:1 F ls-'5f:uL'W . 5 l ' ' I I gp' filifl I , Yi C ' Milk J ?i I ,X f ' ' ' - ' 1 4, FQ - '. .4 T , i ff , Q X ' A 1 f 1 fix, , fr f , ,A- ?:.1 ff f A ,,. ff - 1 -- y 1 - V.. - Y- 'f 5 ' !,' V A .ALA ' ' AQ,xAg,A.A' fe? Alfa A . -ALA-AL 'SLI' -QA E-'!l '.ll!lY E -nA ALA Alrfsu- Air Alle .Ain A.AAifvs.A. ' , L l' t: 'G 5 og: lllllllllflulwm- wf.m!lllUllll jkii4e,-S M I 'C i 4 i l 5 E IE bg A l T' 1G i , T' C ,: 4- in o T' lr r A, l I g o .3 E ,I Klotz VVoodhu1l King Humphrey Remy Monroe Veit VVins'0r Coe Thoroman Dunkin Brandley Mendel P1 L47 g,Q,4.,LG N-,uri-v LJ..o-ev-4, rv.-I-I 1kL4J-vx.4, - l -u..:f, -1sA1l1LLIlJ LALU 'L.A'A,L!-I -MAAJAJDQ,-Q-.vf.j 4LLLv UU, -WQAQU. 'uhm Lau.: C02-.J J- uau.L1,,, i,..,.,4.-14-.1-at aaa-vJr'3u-...,.'.Mf4p -J-+.,e9w-4-1'J I 0- fw'-v-Uvo.. .- - f 'V-W +0 if-Us-MSLa Juhta Escandalosai ., .,-wwf. K ii ll, I Q T' UR Spanish Club was reorganized this year under the able direction '- of Miss Thoroman. It is composed of the students in high school who are taking or have taken Spanish. There are twenty members in the Club this year. 1' 1' 'I 1 w - Q P XYe meet once in three weeks and enjoy an informal good time. The -4 club has been divided into five groups to prepare the program for the different meetings. r 'r v 'li I'- 4, 12 4 i n ,: l OFFICERS , President . . .... . Maurice VVooclhull ' Vice-President , . . Virginia Brandley Secretary-Treasurer . . .Kathryne King 4, if P 1, E l . gl l r i Page 35 i ,' .t,, . ' 'wwe L. ,fl l l I C . r I I ' I 4 4 5 i 4 I E5 fi qu 4 4' 4 l 4 'F 4 fl ET 'T 4 ll 4 'll Y 4 'T 'r 4 4 I 'Q' A-AAQA 4,-.,,aA. -Q---sis sv 4 .a 4 3 l 2 2 ai ' U 1 .4- -as-is -..- as - -.U f -.N U - A. M i lf s - - -1844 - - LSB, .iiqgkeigsf f lj lliiiioiilw... ,Wlfflfllll 'WND l l Odle. Monroe, 'l'hoI'ne, Ballew, NVoodhul1, Bourland. Forney. E. Humphrey. Dunkin, Trayer. Remy. Spence, Miss Cornell. North, E. Toburen. Harbison. Muilen. Fink. VVa1-d. K, King, Stout. VVaddel1, Mapes, Vinson. liiggam, Arnold, D. Humphrey. Bowers, Frew, M. King. Crosby. Girlls Glee Club llli iiirl's Glee Club is an organization of the girls showing musical ability who were chosen after tryouts in the fall. 'l'he club spent much time preparing for the fall concert which was given at Strong City and also for the operetta, XYindmills of Holland presented the latter part of March. The spring term was spent in preparing for the county and state contests. Having had a capable director, Miss Fannie 3 4 l . Cornell. the club has been able to make 21 success of its activities this y ea r. OFFICERS President . ..... , Olafae Spence Secretary . Librarian . ....... . Clarice Stout MEMBERSHIP First Soprano Elaine Toburen Elizabeth Lawless Kathryne King Marguerite King Erma Humphrey Second Dorothy Ryan Neva North Dorothy Remy Elizabeth Austin Elizabeth Forney Chloe Trayer Roberta Bowers janet Mailen Dorotha Dunkin Alice Biggam Marian Crocker Soprano Alilah VVoodhull VVinifred Wladdell Frances lieach Clarice Stout ,lean Harbison Page 343 . Dorothy Ryan First Alto Dorothy Arnold Hazel Bourland Anna Monroe Clara Crosby Twyla Fink Gladys Thorne Second Alto Dorothy VVarcl Varian Vinson Eva Gillaspie Cecil Ballew Dorothy Frew Eleanor Mapes Olafae Spence v 'v 'VNV' v v v-v v v 'v v v v v1'v vgv v v vx -Ghv Qhv vm 'M' yn P 4' ll I' Q .r F. 4: 4b I 4: lr 4, I' - 4, 4, 4, Q: 'lr 1, it .4 0 45 4, P 1 P ls lr P 'lr li 44: 4I ,V if lr tr I, .li P lb Ar It ,r 'T ll lr qv r N P lr if ,L tr Ar In P .wh 4, 'lr ,. ll, 1- i lb 1, l, ,li P ln I - 4' il' 4 47 .3 1 v 2 r T 1 ,WMM vfnn fufl P .L K S, 'N' llilnuhlilwi-0 .mffllllll 5' l' - A ' L' LKUJUUJLUJLKVJLKWJLWJL Q T 35 E ' 1: l ' .. , L L , 2 1 -5 ' ' sr X ' S4 'M l l 4 0 i .5 Q E V-1 Q: 3' -2 i 'Z 1' it 1' ir A ' :li 1 I v' 1 1, A, P P I il E .1 if l 5 r l ji Mailen. Haskell. Remy, Thompson. Hager, Freeman, Smith, Jones. :L Q' Klotz, Bowman. VVoodhull, Coe, Gibb, Kent, Miss Cornell. Crawford. 4b Wg Arnold, Jacobs. L 'g Rockwell, Sheridan. Gordon. Ohm, Miller. VVoodring, Parker. tr 4 P Ea , 5 'I f J lr ll B ' G1 Cl 'I l 2 oy s ee ub i -li , L. . -1' L -- HE Boy s hlee Club has been unusually successful this year. lihey ' started the season by participating in the joint glee club concert at fr Strong' City, and did very creditable work in i'XX'indmills of Hol- land. that delightful quaint operetta with its profusion of song. romance and Dutch shoes. The excellent work of Miss Fannie l'. Cornell in this :L department has been appreciated. The spring term was spent in prepar- . . P t ' ing for the county and state musical contests. , -9 7 - 2 'I - OFFICERS if - Manager . .... . Edgar Gordon I, W Secretary . . VValter Smith ' Librarian . ...... . Merrill Parker lv if MEMBERSHIP it First Tenor First Bass lf Edgar Gordon Tyson Mailen George Miller Milton Bowman 1 Charles Arnold Thcon Rockwell Charles Hager Ray Haskell 4: john Jacobs lirancis Crawford Leonard Kent Robert Coe 1 Harold Jones Joe VVoodring i: 1 -X Second Tenor Second Bass i' i Monroe Klotz Earl Sheridan Conrad Ohm Walter Smith H Maurice VVoodhull Merrill Parker Claude Freeman Harry Gibb - Gerald Remy Lloyd Thompson if f 5 Page 337 - t N' mum , v'Nf skuqv-wl'v ,m.VfSf'wJ1VVVv v'TJ'v'TS'Q'1Sr'Nff'vLv'?NfNlfv'vTv v ' 'J v v'v 4 - x 'Ei c ,J igi ' Tflf-,I-ef rf Lfeiyg. -' , lt lillwsiiuwu... w.imlIrUllh M'9 1 ,1 gg T 21 T E? f. x , si i A - i i li cel 9 , ,f .V I: , ' I I EP T E5 2 El' z FS P 8254 7 . 'Ei' i n Ei' ' r i XVinsor Vol- Seigle Tlllf-lt'l'VVUHIl Remy it i 'Ex llnrr' Stout Martin Mi-mln-1 K g if j 'Ei' I - 'Z' - ' it G1r1 Reserve Club i . ' I 152 ll Q l 'gli llli Girl Reserve Chili has nearly completed its sixteenth successful Q v 'Elo year, llllldllg' hecn organized in the fall of 1009, through the efforts bi of Miss Slceth. as the hiirh school Y. XY. C. .X. This vein' the Girl 1 E. e - Q i -I Reserves resumed their activities with 2llllCllllJCl'Sll1J0fSCYQIITV-TWVC. The i . . 1 . Q T f ineetinffs are held reffulzmrlv on lhnrsda dnrinw' the second ueriod. The L gl 5 5 .. y Ti l 6 X gl. Girl Reserves and lli-N collaborated to put on the play. Xt the End of C Eg the Rainbow, in ilzinuary. The clnh sponsored Zl Mother and Dztnghter z l ,gil hzinqnet which was held in March. Twelve ineinhers chaperoned hy 2. Nliss Winnie llnrr were delegates to the winter convention held at Ein- 5 LEE porin, lfehrnary Z0-22. ' nfs? i '. OFFICERS President , . ..... Clara Vllinsor 1 , ff X ICE-TITCSIKTCIIT jf' Secretary . . Mary Coe Argyle lfnderwood Treasurer . ..... Elsie Martin S CHAIRMEN E7 Social . ..... Eleanor Seigle E3 Service . Clarice Stout E4 Program . . . Dorothy Ryan f 4 Page 528 lifv Y Hawttcwfv Q.-fr-vw-7'v:- -51,-fs.1s4v7?fv-v-vf'v-'ww-: qvqvfvLvTv-vyfv-vfv-qvA'vw' ' Tv-ve 1761 ,.,.1rYn u'Y111mi XLlIh.L.lXlllXLl111hlL!!X1,L umuuumm M !AuM l E, 'V ,ii kQL':f,L'v1'-Liz?-, A.-A-Aww'-A-u'L'-. A-5lA6LTvrAiAfu'-A-'Ai-Av'Ji'-:An-f-:A An' 5-uf-LA:-6 'wx A-,f-A-vf A-ef-L'-v'-A-1' A- sL 'N1.f-1? , l mf- m 5 -A if ' . K if! ls ' ' iwlimiiim. Miiiffullii 4293 f ' if .i' 5 K, if lr ll 'lr ll i gl W P il lr 'i . 'I P I 4b 4 5 'E 4' 'lr P il 1,5 N 4 P :P f' Gordon M. Klotz VVoodhu1l Ohm Hager P ' Sheridan V. Klotz Jacobs Thomas Bowman 'lr p seigie Finley Maiien Sanford Cobb 1, 'r ig? I :IP - H1-Y Club 4 5 KST full after Zl lzipse of two Vears, the Hi-Y Cluh was reorganized. C 2 l he purpose of this cluh is to create, inzuntzun and extend high stand- il l zirds of Christian character throughout the school and country. The ', . - . ll cluh sent Q,Ol1I'Zlil Ohm :ind Milton liowinan to Pittsburg to the inid- ' winter conference und XYillizun Seigle to XYinheld. This cluh helped to ff put on the play, .Xt the End of the Rainbow. Much of the credit for the success this year helongs to Mr. Sanford H' AQ-.-xirsl g72: 'CQ QCT HQSU' E.2vQfT 392. glgm SQ? r-Y 1 : .953 vie .-.14 i1-D. T 'ff' glv f : 0 2. .O H I . . I-4 'n . -I 'JU .Z V' E . ,. 2 .Z- 'FT Z 'T13. lifwflg 319: C3 I - H ai 'gains lj: 75'--O no 53.35 galil ---f, n-4 Q,. 'i-. 75:5 o:VQ 5:E: :EF ,KAL in and Mr. Bice, high school advisors, and Mr. G. ll. Finley, advisor. ii Page 39 ' Q i it ...i .. ,ie f-. .Q,fg P ,r lr P P l P F I- ,, 'f :- P lr l 5 C 4 4 G GE 1 4 .x P P , 1 1Hiil1uvf11m, ..,MxrfUrull .. avi' -Qfvgf W 5 .gf you Gan' NORMAL TRAINING CLUB Miss Cllilliili XVins1m:' 'l'hm'm- Spvlwm- lrus-111 dIll'l' Millm-1' Uuu1'l:1nd Jolla-s huh H61 J ln rr N Page 40 ir 'A A Am 'A -J' 1' 5 4 A 9 Av' 1-:C-A A A-f fm' AQAJ-'mA A-:AJ-Av? Az? '14-515 A-.C A f A-14 fx? Au Av? A-1' AYA AUA Auf Ax , 'nfa' A .n z C 4 ' r 3 .ef . lf, -W-+-.D AL .l ' 's's rAH1illlli.i.i. lit ,Wlffllllllv 'I ' 4 5 4' A , ie, V g 'l 4: S- I, sn, 4. 'V 41. l l 3 I: l Il' ll 'V ll 1 R . 1- at 'v M' 4,3 nl - I 'y -4' 11 ', I- il I I ll 14: ll, 1 ii i i nl, ' Mapes. Beach. Odle, Harbison, Kraft, Eastham. Frew, Forney, Davis. Stanbrough. ir : L. Crisup. Fink, Evans, Pherigo, Edwards. Blackshire, XVoodhull, Miss Kendall, VVard, Cooke, 'ln 4, M. Erickson. Copeland, Burton, C. Eriekson. K.Gardner. r 4' VVils1m. M. XVard. Villar, Martin, 'I'ittle. Vinson, Rrniirlley. B. Vrisup. Costellzx, Mc'Cabc. flu qll Crocker. Waddell. M. King. XVilsun. Gibson, Crosby, Austin. Humplirey. fr 4 gt 1+ fr 1+ li Home Economlcs Club gf P l as .V ' , . . , . P ,l. Hlb club was organizecl in the fall of 1924 for the purpose of holding 1. . . . . . - V P F the interest of the girls in the scientific aclrancelnent of the house- 'ji 5 1' holal. t l 4 9 , , . . . . r 5 lhere are forty-seven girls in this clepartnient. During the year ninch ' I . . r l has heen clone towarcl the hasie work of Home Economics but next Q . . . . . . P -, year we expect to unite with the National Home lfeononncs Association 'lf V P l ancl work not locally hut nationally. ll :M V-: l. if V OFFICERS. V+' 1: President . . .... . . Ruth Tittle ii 5: Vice-President . . . Virginia Brandley k It Secretary-Treasurer . . Varian Vinson 3 ,li 4: . 41 s . ' Pngt- 41 ' 7r?T1rfN r7N1 in f'lfi jV 'f 1'-lwjMW rKN1 ?fN1r?N it rfYlrfm x1 i1n P P r P P ,P 'r f --V iff- ' 4'- Iansz MUIW P i 'Sv Afilillhlfium-., PMID 42 . 1-inllf' lim nl? QP VD 41 Q Q Q QQJX1' '40 f WZ! AM Y WQBOH YB F M5 ,gan g 390 QXQSQ Q ig 5, LQf!7Mf9lDxlgujELn?? 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'NW fx' X Vg The Optimist OR several years it has been customary fo1 the newspaper English lass of Chase County Community High School to publish a school paper entitled The Optimist The staff has worked very hard this year in order to make our Qptlmist the best possible Although some days are discouraging when news IS scarce and advertising is hard to get but nevertheless, we have stayed and worked hard and have come out fai in the lead and can tiuthfully say that we have enjoyed woiking on it The Chase ARLY last December the Seniors assembled for the purpose of mak- ing a start on that Senior heritage-the annual. Robert Coe was elected editor, Lois Mailen, associate editor and Francis Crawford was elected to see the advertisers and make all the money possible in order to finance the book. The remainder of the staff were chosen.to collect snaps'l, get their funny sides to functioning, and show by means of write-ups the activities of the various departments. The staff has worked hard and done all in their power to make this a faithful record of the achievements and all we hold dear in the year 1924-25. You, as a member of the student body, by your character and contribution to the school spirit have helped to make this book largely what it is. VVe appreciate the cooperation you have given us by your faith and enthusiasm as shown by your subscriptions. Special thanks are due to Miss Thoroman and Williana Seigle for their assistance. The proof's all read, the ink's all dry, the 1925 Chase is submitted for your approval. I Page 47 Q' -LQILLQJLLQJ L95LXQHLYQLglllylllplllQli!1lLl5'll12911 Lglllgllliflltgfl LQMLQJ LLQlLQfiQJLLQlLL'lJ LFE LFG L!!! L194!L5'fIlf9lllQ9lllS'l 'W' V 0 .. ,1 5' - , J fi : 'K-J..- . H Q, It ., .V . - -,' Q. :la 1 24 'W Q4 .1, -,4 a , i . Qu 34 . H . . , , '4 . Q 5. n . . . la 0 . . . - Q Q' xc ax ' iq . . . . . 3: 9 I 4 . Q1 ' ' , 24 -r Q1 Q Q1 -1 9 -......- Q .1 . . 2 Q 54 ill? 751i7i1I7di1?7ai1fKi1fW1 f74Y1?h'nfN1Thi1TWlWlfhilFWlfUlWihi7?hi1fW1Thi1F?4i1f?5i1f7qi1thii74i1Fhi1??d1ihi1??.i1T74i1T78i1f74N IM 'ylf' -MQ h , Mifijllllflf ' Dial J fwilwllulwm Page 43 iw F9 U, bfi . Z2 1 ble X xxfkyggg 2: fm IW W fl WW Z!! Q X XQQQ WW f? f A zffff Wg 30 xm QM Wu Z ! Wm X MW A f A f legal lWllWllr.nM..,. MN! 'WM IESTER SELVES, Bud Captain. Right Half. Age 18, VVt. 175. Bud played in all but one quarter of the season and he was removed from this quarter because of the weakness of the other team. Bud was noted for his long end runs, and Chase will surely miss him. FDGAR GORDON. Ed, Half, End. Age 15, WVt. 145. Gordon started the season as half. and was ehanged to end heeause of an in- jured ankle. As an end he was on the job for forward passes. This was his second and last year on Chase's squad and he will be missed by all. LEONARD KENT, Kent. Center. Age 19, VVt. 143. Kent was noted for his vim and scrap. The first part of the season he was out of the game on account of boils, but no one put anything over him after that. l OIIIS TRIEMER. Left Guard, Age 17. VVt. 150. This was Triemer's first year, as a broken collar bone kept him out last year. Triemer went into the game scrapping and kept it up until the end of the game. JOE FRITZE. Guard, Tackle. Age 18, VVt. 170. Joe was a good all around line man. This is his last year and he will surely be missed in the line next year. FRANCIS CRAVVFORD. Cr-oppyf' Quarter, Half, Age 18, VVt. 145. Croppy served three years for Chase in every position but tackle and guard. He will be missed next year. WILLIAM SEIGLE, Seig. Center. Age 16, Wt. 135. Seigle was a defensive center, and some of the opponents C-enters were surprised when Seigle wont slipping by them. This is his last year. XVILLIAM KRVEGER, Dutch Guard, Tackle, Age 19, VVt, 155. Dutch alternated with Fritze. his second year and he will he baek next year and Will tear a hole in the opponents line in the same old way. He is injury proof. ' This is Page 51 f X E11 -W-M lilnuhlfltw... ..mfvUI ifk'lQ'y'i: 9 JAMES YEAGER. Jim Cai Right Guard, Age 16, Wt. Jim was chosen captain to next year. They were for Jim, and with one play, Jim should show JOE VVOODRING. Joe. Qimi'te1'b:xek, Age 18. VVt. itain-elect. 150. lead the squad never too big more year to some stuff.'l 115. Joe is probably one of the smallest quar- ters in the state but many a big guy has plowed the dust because Joe got him. Joe has another year. JACK GIAANVILLE. GEORGE MILLER. Miller. End, Half. Age 17, Wt. 135. Because of a broken ankle from last year, Miller did not get into many of the games, but look out next year! HARRY GIBB, Drag End, Tackle, Age 17, Wt. 180. Drag was :1 good all around player. He is rather slow to start but when he does, look out! Left 'l':if'kle. Age 18, VVt, 1:18. .Im-k is il main of few words, but still water runs deep, want:-h oul for him next year. JOHN VILLAR. Fullbzick, Guard, Age 17, 'VVt. 152. 'Fhruugh lm-k of experienee John did not get in season. but was going lzist. He has one more the games at the first of the strong at the year to play. NVILLIAM PHERIGO, Bill, Right Tziekle, Age 17, VVt. 160. Bill is ix good all around player :ind the only Sophomore to make El letter this year. lle has two more years to play. HAROLD LAXVLESS. t'l,olly. Fullbzick. Age 17. VVt. 145. l.ol1y is another Freshman who made a reputation for himself his first year. 1-le was always ready to curry the ball when needed. Page 52 ll M LM' LKUJDUJ L - - Q1 - - - f J' -LxwL 'LWJLWJLLQJLMLQJLMJLWJway:L5QJw:LML5v41Lg:Lm.mgg lr 'E :r 'G Q' - .ff :Q Q :-f - ,?iJ,?f',.,h iw 1 l......v...... Iaasz V- qu Ill 4 ig .. bl- 'P 'P 1 1 IQ .1 I5 1, CLAUDE FREEMAN, --Freak. GUSTIN HOWARD, Nous. :Q 4 Freak is only a Freshman but has Gus is only a Freshman but he showed rf some of the upper classmen beaten when real fight. He probably will be a regu- 'G 1 it comes to football. He has three more lar next year. Q' years to make a name for himself. 'l if :ug 1,5 5 4 v N: ,T 1924-25 Football Record Q .rl 11- - S I HE season opened with a Chase victory over Burns and then another Il over Americus. The lineup was rather inexperienced when the sea- fl son 0 ened, as there were six letter men hack and the others were Q 4 . 1 A- ji practically new material. 5 It Chase had four games at home and six away. Cottonwood Falls 'E ji seemed to hoodoo the visiting teams, as Chase won three at home '5 ji and tied one. Only six points were scored by opponents on our home fi jl field. The total score of 150 for Chase and 63 for our opponents shows I5 ju that the light team with a 143 pound average had some real tight in it ij to hold Newton's heavy team to a 0 to 0 score. I5 ju There will be nine letter men back next year, which ought to make a Q5 4 foundation for a real team. 5 1! E 1 GAMES AT HOME O fu Chase .... .. 34 ......... Americus. . . 0 1' Chase .... .. 0 .... .... N ewton. . . . O 'E 1 Chase .... .. is .... .... P eabody. . . 0 Q 4 . 1- 4' Chase .... .. 16 ......... Staffordville. . . . 6 Q In 5 1 GAMES ABROAD E M 5 Chase .... .. 19 ......... Burns. . .. .. ... 0 'ii - Q Z' Chase .... .. 7 .... .... H ermgton. . . 12 'g :- Chase .... .. 0 .... .... M arion. . . . 6 5 ' Chase .... .. 6 .... .... F lorence. . . 19 lg ,- Q Chase .... .. 53 .... .... E lmdale. .' ..... . . 6 Q 1 Chase .... .. 0 .... .... C ouncil Grove. .. ... 14 'Q -- H 2 2' Chase .... . . .150 ......... Opponents. . . ... 63 I Page 53 5t7mn'x1mx1rhw1. ' Q'lf'1'r fy 1f ' A Q mm .Wmrhwirfa1mYlW1r?.imi1r7d1r7mrrmrhi1f7.i1r?.i1r mizr?.i1rm1r7si1:15 W 11 . .W ' l l I ,- 4. ,.. 1. -lllklllgilh' - 9Jl LL21L!Al' T A - 1 4 ' L' LMl 'JL!Al' + 'l J5l9'4' L!Al1Mlf!A-BMJ' 'J-EZMHQQ J , - .. 'E J Mmm.. ,.W,1rfUllj r1Z 4 ' r 9 .Q 'Qtr Eh fr ii. E i j v i 'G In E gl Track Season 5 y Chase had a very good track team this year and succeeded in carrying ,y off some high honors. l '5 Chase took tirst in the entan ular meet at Florence, com etin a ainst p 1 P g P g if Q l ,' Marion, Peabody, Elmdale, and Florence. y 4rl ,Q 2 i Selves, Gordon, Brown, Gibb. Klotz and Riggs made up the team that E , l, went to the Kansas Relays at Lawrence. Chase took first in Class B, tg lb bringing home a loving cup, six gold, one silver, and three bronze medals. 112 1, Selves brought home another cup for being high point man of the meet 4 . . . 45 with sixteen points. 4 M , 4: . . . . . 6 if Chase again took hrst place in the County 'lrack Meet with seventy ig E I, points. l . ,fa r l . . . . 6 2 1,1 Selves is a low and high hurdler taking Hrst in both at the Kansas 5 4, Rela s. He is also ood in the hi h 'um and 'avelin throw. 1 4 Y fi 2 J P J 'Q 5 l . . i g Gordon is another hurdler, running Selves a close race. Gordon also 'Q l ? entered the broad jump. l f 'E 5 i Brown's main events were the fifty, hundred and two-twenty yard ig i dashes. He also entered in the shot ut and broad 'um . 5? , P .l P Q F 2' 'Q Klotz did the pole vaulting for the team, making eleven feet and two 155 l l inches at Florence. li I Gibb was out for the discus and took second at the Kansas Relays. .Q Q A: l l ' l l Riggs was only a freshman this year but succeeded in taking third E l place in the shot put at Lawrence. l . V l 'S L Selves, Gordon, Klotz and Brown will graduate this year and they will l l surely be missed, They have run many a good race and added much to l l the glory of C. C. C. H. S. l ' . l 1 ' , , l i Q Y ,i Page 54 I lT7i1l'7Yll7ii 1a rrw p ' 'T ' r 3 t t ' 1 nl . .Wir ' ,r7i1. . .rii1r75w1rhi1. irmr r irrx1r?d1zz r L, ,..c . . . . . , J m Q X . , +4 ' n - w j gsm' l' WJ' - - A - - - . + 1L - 1 ' 1 - 'l84Q' l' -l l LW-l ' J5 i4L!lL!-!J9LV'2! 'X'f-9 , F Hillman... ' .l.,lluff11Ml14S31 'dV ' Q if q::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::- 1' if 3: Q U Q :: THE F if ll W 1: F ll ' ' N II Cottonwood Falls, Kansas . fl ' ll . 0 '+ IC 5: Q: ll if v ll 1 ' ' 7 U A'A . IS Cap1tal Stock 315900100 3 fl 1. 1? , ' , 1+ rr Sufllhls 575,000.00 F If Und1v1ded Profits ., ' ' ff ' . 3 fl ' if :I it 5. lg 5 ll v . 5 H OFFICERS f 3 U ,,.. Q F. G. Siler . ,... . l. President. A W. F. Norton . . Vice President JI ll f 5, W. B. Penny . . . . . 'Casfhier : W. Roy Mushrush . Assistant Cashier v ll . . ll i If DIRECTORS J F. G. Siler W. B. Penny W. F. Norton 3' VV. H. Long J. H. Doolittle Frank Bell A: H IL z.fnaCkburn C.rL Nennnan John C.xvnS0n li 9 Q , 1 4I ll 21 ll D. 1' L- 3 ::::::::::::::::::::::' Page 57 V ' .. lr 1rm1' lr mn ' ' wg ' j ' 'A' 25' ' ' ' rm. 1. .rhi1rhi1 1rhw.rm1mx1n 4- lil' 1 ,- f , -.Q A A -.A f + , J- - A f LLELSAJL' - , - . ,- - - l 'L WflWf1i!41l 1l?4lWf'-MV YQ 1: IG 'H 1? ly gy, 1, .Ma 4' ' '-SWL J'Q?'AlwlWlIu:w14., ,,,,mylI,1UIl , ' ':fi'5'? i4 - 1 1 . 9 f:::::-::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::-W :g i 11 ll ll 1 11 ll - ll T 1: T h1s Store Is For C. C. C. H. S. 1: I1 ll ll I5 K ll , , ll 1 ll From Start to Finish gg ly ll 1: :Q 11 ll ll 1? 11 ll 'T' ll li ll ll F 1' ll 1: v Il E We appreclate tl1e loyal patronage we have recelvecl 1 4g gg from students and faculty clurmg the school year, and gg li 1 . . . . . 4 L 1: 1f you are to be 1n Chase H1gh next year we 1nv1te you 1: A' 1, and your friends to make our store YOUR store. 1, 1: 1: : 1 1? 1: F' 1: li ll ll '- Q' ll , ll ' 1 X ll ll . ll Henry Long Dry Goods Company 1: at , l : 1 5 1,1 If The Quahty Store 1: 1: ' 1 ll ll' ' , 1 11 ll 'lv , '11 u '::: ':: ':::'::ff::fffffffiffffff:'fIff:: ::::::::ji E , 1 r-Q -------- ----------- v-v-------v--v -0 ---- -0--Q--0'----1 1,, 1 4 ll ll y J! ll ll : 11 ATWATER The Best Radio ll :I I 'T 11 KENT Money Can Buy 1: l 1 ll ll 1, ' ll '-ii? ll r gg Priced from 5130.00 10 3275.00 11 l 5 1' 'I l t w'th batteries tubes ll 1' 4 comp e e 1 , , l ,:l and loud speaker. Q: 1 .1 Il li gl 5 4, ll ll .: 1 1: .f , 1 - A 1 1: 3 1 , 51 See Me S0111 on l 1 11 11 for A11 Easy 1: 1 1 13 ll Tubes Terms 1: Q 1 1 0 efl- ' '11 1171: .:.. i ll fl 0 and H W 1, ,- ls J J If You 11 lf 1 l Batteries Wish 1: l ' ll .2 ' I am agent for Chase County for these beautiful and wonderful Atwater Kent 'Q 'P 0 Radios and carry a complete stock at all times. ll 51 I 4. ll ll ,E l i ll ll 1 : 1 5 EARNEST MCKENZIE U ,, My 1 11 Furmture and U ndertakmg 11 5 1 ll ll E I M-o:::::::o:::o:::::o::::::::::::::::oo::::::::::::::::::::::l l 3 I':1g1- 58 O : l ' xirrw' ' ry C :7 ' ' ' 'f TfB'lP7 1T 1 7751? 1T3Tlfl51fhYlY6N1FfaY1f7 1 iiihiiila is Eh milullfiulww' vAW,1fyUj1W ri5'k'i:'- - 9 ? :mm:W:m:x:':x:: m':::W 'T 0 ll 0 - ll Never too busy to e :I 5 I-GQODFSYEAR 3 3 Treat You Rlght. 1 ,' .Service Station 3 :: ! 1: f II if Ie E E: 0 T U ll I if as EE If if I 0 , l :: rx-unmls Riley Q :DI'l,11'1'11'1'lOI'1d g SERVICE STATION Phone L H ...A.. e :F ::::::::::::::::2:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::i Ikxgn- 55h I I II I II U I II I C , ,u,WiMNW..,. - U M ... - I C., - ' ww ww ww I 'I ., I 1. K 1, tltlltllltu-M., f.WyJlI1II '9 :::::::: :::x:::::'::: '::::::xx:x:x::::x:x:x::n II II U II U Burnap Brother I II . II U 1 -II Plumbing and Heating Contractors II We Specialize in Modern Plumbing and Heating II Equipment for the Rural Home It I II -I-li II I Phone 248 II II Emporia and Cottonwood Falls Il II II I :::::::::::::::::::::o:::::::::::::o::o::::::::::::::::::i 3:3::::::::::::::::::'::::::1Y:f:::::::::::::::::::::5:3531 II II II GO To I I L E w nom I ED. BRANDLEY'S IQ . . 55 CGIFT SHOPJ 'I II I Hardware II -- I I Implements I I I I For Your Watches, Clocks, I -i-- jewelry, Diamonds, Silverware, :I :I Cut Glass and Novelties II 11 , , If :I I: Everything in the Hard- II -- ware Line I I I I II I ED. BRANDLEY II gg --- :I Phone 88 Cottonwood Falls, Kansas Cottonwood Fans, Kansas II I II Page F30 AvYvAv ' v'v'V ,v H A A 9' '1'vAQ J'v 4 ' Q2'v'Tv TJAQT344 vi v'v' 'L' 'X' A' K' ' 'H , 4- C P 4. 3 ,- P ,- .Q 2 f 4.. ,- C 4. 4- 4- ,- 4. ,- 4.- ,... 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'KUVKVI fwniwfffm. 611159 .thfwffuwur A smog HANCOCK BA G The MODEL CLOTHING 8: SHOE CO Men s and Boys Outfztters 619 Commerc1a1 Street, Emporla, Kansas CONDENSED STATEMENT of the condltlon of The Chase County Nat1ona1 Bank of Cottonwood Falls Kansas at the close of busmess Apr1l6th 1925 RESOURCES Bllls DlSCOLlI1tCd S403 379 81 4 500 00 16 400 00 48 689 22 Stock Fed Reserve Bank U S Bonds Cash and S1ght Exch Bank Buxldlng Furnlture and Fxxtures Real Estate Other Assets 10 000 00 29 224 O1 21672 33 Total S535 008 89 LIABILITIES Cap1tal Stock S100 000 00 eposlts 335 936 79 Proiit and Loss 2 875 38 onds Borrowed 16 050 00 Bllls RCdlSCOuI1tCd 80146 72 Total S535 008 89 Officers 1' C In1Masche Presldtnt John Mlller VICC PFCSICICIII C H GHFTISOH Cash1er Dlrectors ImMasche J C F K k H McCabe John M1ller E G Llttler P 4 .9 .9 ' O - , . D ' . . Over-Drafts . . I 1f143f52 B. U E. C. .. X. 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Woodhull 8: T1tuS 11 ll: 1 N ll I . 1 0 1: K 1 11 Give Us a Trial and be 1:11 Cottonwood Falls, Kans. 1: 11 Convinced 11 1: if 1 I 1: U ll : 1 fl Phone 175. C. L. Moore, Prop. :LL 1 U 1 1 1-:::::::::::::::::,:::::x::JJ il:::xxax:::::x::x,:::::-ll 1, is Kc::::::::::::::::-::::::::::nK::::::::::::::::::::::::::::R K 1 E Bread, Pastries, Candies 9 l Everything First-class 1 on S armacy Q 1: 1: We handle a complete 1: 1 i 1: Parker Quality 1: It line Of drugs Of the 1: 1f 1: 11 best quality. 1: , E' 1 Bakery 1: 1: 1: '5 1 1 1: - 1: I1 Phone 83 1: : II II il II gg Cgttonwogd F3115 Kansas Cottonwood Falls Kansas , 1 ll lb 11 1: -1: 1 u1::::::::::::::::::::::::::::l 5:::::::::::::::::::::::::::f1l , 2 ::::::::::::::::::::,::::::: :::::::::::::::::::::::::::- l 1 1 . ,, 1: Strong Cnty Hardware 60. : 11 GRUG AN 1: 1 - 4 F 4: I r i II Moline Farm Implements Il Dry Cleaning Pressing 1, 1: 1 1 fi and General Hardware lj :E Repairing ii 1 , ll ll 1: , ' 5. 1: 1: ll 1: 1h 1. D Prompt Service 'E vw? Good merchandise at reasonable 1, . ' ' P prices ls our motto' Phone 90, Cottonwood Falls, Kansas A 1 ':::::::::::::::::::::::::::::1 l:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::q 1, Phone 372 Phone 372 - V5 II II li The II 1 0 1: ll 1: , 1 1: Cy Wadsworth 1: It Chase County News 1: 1, : 'i ll 1 1 11, 1: Transfer and Storage 1: PRINTERS 1: ' i Local and Long Distance Hauling AND 'E' i Furniture Insured PUBLISHERS C' , 1 in Transit 1: ll 1: 1 qt: I I Cottonwood Falls, Kansas StI'Ol'1g Clty Kansas .. ini' La::ss:::::::::::::::::::::::l il::::::::::::::::::::::::::::f 'Q sf : 1 Page T2 lFM3f11T' Eifhfffff' Wliiif' 'ml' HWMWU1V-lH11'31J1fT'7H1f'T 'XQ!f'LWfim1f 'RW F1557 9353111-Wf'71?T1f' '3111f '-151' 'C 'L'T l'f'f77ff'Tff'fx7FA'T1Yf1wf7CU7 1 P 1 P Mwxw I '-MAJA mmg 11 9 2 Q? 1 fl g U3 5, 1: ee: 11 rf 8 9 11 G1 1: E : 1: :1 CT ' fl S. 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'WOODRING, Prop. 11 1 11 Mrs. Blanche Crosby Phone 34 C0tf0I1W00d Falls, Kaus- Phone 5 I-1 - 1 11 ll 1 1 1 ELLlllllllllllllllllllllllilli52212222221QLLLILLLLLLLLLQQLZE 1 1 ll 1 9 - ll - 11 1 11 Well Treat You R1 ht 0 1 1 1 INSURANCE M g 1 E1 M Guaranteed Low Cost Insurance at the ' h Covering All Possible Hazards ' 1 11 ll 11 1I E 11 Chase County Insurance 11 11 11 1 11 11 ll ll 1 1 - 1l 11 ll 11 1 A If Agency 11 II Best Place Between Emporia 11 1 5 Robert B. Frew and Newton 1: Phone 30 Cottonwood Falls 11 Strong City Kansas 1 11 1 1: 1 3 gfllllllllllllllllllllllllllLl? gflllllllllllllllllllllllllllli I I 1 1 1' 11 M, Douglass 1111 South S1de Garage 11 1 1 11 11 I1 ll 1 1 11 Parlor Storage, Sinclair Gasollne, 11 11 Gargoyle and MOb11Ol1S 1 11 Cigars Tobacco 11 11 11 1 1 11 Cold Drinks 11 11 li 11 1 A COTTONWOOD FALLS Always Ready to Serve. S 11 ll ll H. Wlebrecht, Prop. 11 .1 ilnxx:,:::::,::::,,::::,x:11ll::::x:::::::::,x::::,x:l 2 1 I I Para 73 5 1 Q, I 1 H QTEYEFHYEHJvfvgvqvqvfvivifvwvwvfvwvNvwqvqvmyirmriyfwqi1 47J!fW1LUJLW , 6.- -.vw f.+ f.- A f.- -.+ + 1 . f - - A A . - , ' - ..,. - J 4 JL!-3 '4L L!lLQ3l2 G . Ir jmlwhwh G UWM' , Agk-ing:-g.h E jj' F:::::::::::::::::::::::::::, :::::::::::::::::::::::::::2 E l l li e 1 1.1 ,L Ideal Cleaners and Ilyers Crawford 8: Co. 1 . - I 1' :Q l Flour, Feed and Grmdmg 4: CLEANING 2: ' Q ly TAILORING We Sell Boss Patent Flour- ,E :Q jj PRESSING None Better Ig ,1 e ..l.... f e --1 I I' 0 H' le t Market Price for Cream, lr 1, Work Guaranteed lifggis and Poultry. Baby Chick A 1 4, Phone 351 Cottonwood Falls Scratch Feed, Etc. . 4 ....A.. .......A..... A -:::,x::::::: 2: 'ee :iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiillllQl1 lllllllllllllllccs:::::::::: ,Q 4' 'I ' -I 0 1 Y IGARS r 3 when You say Shoes say CAND C 2 1: Hankensods ICE CREAM 1 1 1 . 1,4 Q ' Three Good Thmgs H, , .1 -1 ' I J it H In Our L1fe 3 1, , - e 3 713 Commerclal St. Pharmacy H M , ll EMPORIA, KANSAS The Rexall Store :F 11 EE 1: 1: Smeg City PM 58 2 1: .fj g::::::::::::::::::::::::::::i B::::::::::2::::::::::::::::33. ry 41 - ......- -- -------- -:::::::::: 1' it F,:::::::::::::::::::::::::C:: --v--v v--v--' - ' W P 1' EE ii I 'lr ,, e at ll If 'I 2 1 15 1 ii 1+ :rl 'X -I e L 1 5 14 Steves fi? Sons gg V Ir 0 - ' 'l 2 E gg Pr1nters:B1nders I 11 rg 1 1: EE 55 li 1: Il 2 W Conege Annual Printers Z lr 0 U 1 .1 Il li Q :Q , I 0 F 4: 116-118 East Fifth Street Topeka. 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Strong City Kansas I U 11 I1 ll ll 11 I1 1: 1 11 11 I1 Cottonwood Falls Stal' Meat Market Garage Best Quality Fresh I1 . I1 Wh1te Eagle Gasoline and Oils, Good- :I rich Tires, Accessories, Storage and Cured Meats l 11 I1 11 11 I1 ll ll 11 1 11 Phone 72 Phone 41 E. J. 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We need him for football and trackmeets 5 We need him in school every day 7 How sad we would be-if some one I K, would take Our Jimmy June Junior away. :Ei M 1 I 'N Now Alice once fell down the stair steps 5 D It ruined her dignified rep- Q ' Besides jarring Alice all over 'l The school had to buy a new step. l E .111- i Of all the road lice far and wide 1 54 We claim with loud accord JW? The fastest wreck among them all Q 3 Is Lewis Triemerls Ford. 3 t - l N -+ i Some speeches make men outcasts Some speeches make men great 5' We wonder if a speech by chance Will make or break Bill's fate? EP 1 Bertella's learned most everything That's written in a book 1 . But what she'd better learn right now X Is how to darn and cook. 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