Cherokee County Community High School - Checoukan (Columbus, KS)

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mtg Lggggm LYSLE MASON L. M. WANTLAND Some folks call them faculty members, some call them instructors, others call them teachersp but we call them regular people who are fine about helping us over the hard spots and cheering us on when we have done a good job, As We stroll through our school let us stop first at room number one where We find Mrs. lane PotterfEvans, Who, along with Beulah Koen and Grace Bennett, cooperate in making our English classes interesting. ls that balced potatoes we smell? Lets step into our Foods department next door Where lennette McGregor supervises domestic minded lads and lassies. Down the hall midst skeletons, stuffed animals, and spirogyra, Bussell Davee re'gns supreme in his Biology Kingdom. Next door We find the home of the Checoukan which has been coaxed to maturity: first, by Betty Cremer who was later replaced by Lois Lessert, ln- uicfoi ancf ROBERT LAY ROLUN VANORSDALL IOHN CUMISKEY GRACE BENNETT lENNETTE MCGBEGOR .,MW,,a,m,,,,m,,, .. V . . ,, . . ., , ...,,,.,..,...,YYV

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W 0 0 0 The greatest part ot the immense VV,V i task ot making the wheels go 'round in our large school system talls on our principal, W. L. Brown. He is a friend to all. His advice, guidance, and inter- est are well recognized by the student le ll body. l-lis rational judgment, quiet, im- pressive dignity, conservatism, and etticient management go together to make him respected and admired by all who know him. The valuable service which Mary Cunningham and Dolores Wagner, our 'U ottice assistants, render daily to us is W a most important cog in the machinery VJIDN ot our school. With tireless energy they sign excuses, do correspondence for the teachers, mimeograph tests, keep all books and tiles, record our grades, keep the activity tickets, and advise L-l 1 ' - '- studen s on academic and extra curri WA LLOYD BROWN cular activities. MARY CUNNINGHAM DGLOHES WAGNER O F F I C E SLNYLSISSV ara. ffs. .. 1r1ffr...'.,rts. ' . . 1.3m-'-mmmwf www . 4

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'hr 3 K? B55 .. k 1 RUSS DAVEE ROSS DAVIDSCN BERT HAMMERS LEE BCURNOINVILIE aayznofzd G. R. VJALLACE cidentally, this is where the Art classes are held. At this particular time they are a bit overshadowed by your year book but they will have their innina later. Ross Davidson, our American History teacher, has a record ot eighteen years perfect attendance which is certainly somethina ot which to be proud. Heus, Buenos Dias, Bonjour- to you who lcnow Latin, Spanish, or French tauaht by Hazel Modesitt we are sayina 'Hellof To you who are just ordinary tolli as your writer, we say in qood old American slana Are any ot the teachers watching? Then We'll sneak up the baclc stairs to Bert Hammers room. lt we listen caretully We may hear the plot ot one ot those aood plays that we witness each year. l hear Beethoven or is it AleXancler's Raq Time Band? l never did know anythina about music. Let's ao down and talk to Paul Cumiskey and Emile EIVULE CARRIER EPFIE HACKNEY MARY COSTELLO MIMI TURRILL