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

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l Harold Brandenburg, has to be a versatile person to handle Chemistry, General Science, Photography, and to oversee our P. A. System and the Motion Pictures. Down three flights of stairs, out the back door and a few quick steps and We are in the lndustrial Arts build- ing. Here we are apt to find future farmers, carpenters, and architects being instructed by Robert Lay and G. R. Wallace, now replaced by our present member, Glenn Stevenson. Electricity was introduced in our school this year by Floyd Belt. The boys say getting 'shocked' is fine sport, Gver in our Gym, we find the American Government given out to the luniors and Seniors in liberal doses by our prescriber, Melvin Neely. It is with Minerva Cheshire and Lee Bunk Bournonville, heads of the girls' and boys' Physical Educa- tion departments respectively, that we leave our parting comments. lt is through their efforts that the lads and lassies learn the necessity of having physical abilities as Well as mental abilities to make a good life for themselves. As a parting shot may it be said that we would like to thank the teachers for their earnest efforts this past year: and that under- neath all our 'la-de-da' we do appreciate them. gfdffff - G X an O l f GLENN STEVENSON c F . Jawa Ly lle clselni cial? qriky- MRS IANE POTTER-EVANS BEULAH KOEN HAROLD BRANDENBURG MELVIN NEELY

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HAZEL MODESITT IAINERVA Cl-IESPHRE S. P. GBSON MARY CUMTSKEY BETTY CREMER FLOYD BELT Carrier. lf it is about music they can tell us. The lady that sits behind the desk is a fitting title for Mrs. Mimi Turrill, our librarian. She tells you which books to read for fun and which ones to read for concene tration. Mary Costello to the casual observer is only the Normal Training teacher, to those who really know her she is everyones confidant as well as a teacher. Shall we go up the front stairs this time into the class rooms of Lysle Mason and S. P. Gib- son? Their painstaking instruction has made the Math classes practie cally painless. l hear music again but for a different purpose this time. The lads and lassies are learning rhythm: no, not in dancing-Win typf ing. Bookkeeping, Business Arithme- tic, and Shorthand are a few other subiects taught in the Commerce Def partment by Rollin Vanorsdall, Mary Cumiskey, Marvin Wfantland, and lohn Curniskey, Down the hall and around the corner we got Needles! Pins! Anything you would like to know about clothing, mannerfsins, poise or posture can be readily exf plained by Effie Hackney, our Cloth- ing instructor. Qur vice principal, P, i. CULHSKEY

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0144 cfcufi leazfead , Z, SENIOR OFFICERS President ............. Robert Youna Vice-President ........ Burton Taylor Secretary ....... Donna Faye Chubb Treasurer .... ......... B etty Taylor IUNIOR OFFICERS President .......,...... Forrest Iones VicefPresident ...... Geraldine Cline Secretary ........... Ralph Moberly Treasurer ........ Georgia Rae Iones SOPI-IOMORE OFFICERS President ............... Bob Coplin Vice-President ........ Ierry Hopkins Secretary .... Vernadean Thompson Treasurer ............. Dorothy Teel FRESI-IM!-KN OFFICERS President ...........,.. lack Wiriters Vice-President .... Mary Evelyn Gust Secretary ...... Freddie Featherstone Fourtfierx