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

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A., Columbia University, New York Northeastern State Teachers College, Talequah, Oklahoma University of Southern California Los Angeles, California if U HAROLD BRANDENBURG B. S., M. S., K. S. T. C. ADMINISTRATIO The man you just saw go hurriedly through the hall is our principal, Mr. Lloyd Brown. It's no wonder he is in a rush . . . ihaving to take charge of rationing, scrap and stamp drivesg besides all of the usual work which he has to complete. To the man who does a thousand duties at oice, we extend our praise for a job well done. . . Vice Principal Pittsburg, Kansas Chemistry, General Science Our school board has had a job this year of not only conducting the business necessary for running our school, but also carrying out the wishes of the United States Government in the war effort. They gave Mr. Brown the authority to arrange the school's curriculum in any way which he believed right for students to acquiie an education and cooperate with the government. All concerned have done a fine job and we are proud to have had them as our leaders. BOARD OF TRUSTEES Standing left to right: VICTOR WINTER HERBERT DERFELT JIM DUNCAN BILLY HAMLET Seated left to right: ED SWANSON URIE BARNES GRACE CHRISTIANSEN F . 1 vo K ' I LX' i v'rw Tyr D Aw' .-f'i1'l t -1, fi fn, . J,e.f'.w- iyfdqh! fwfvv LHLTY f . Q 54.5 rin ,, .,rf',-f'Q,f' K WA YVWM f ,v' T. lf'.ifff'4f,v P i i l l ,, A Q . ea V ,GRACE BENNETT-Freshman, English B S K S 'l . M ., . . '. C., Pittsburg, Kansas C. S. C. E., Greely, Colorado A. M. BRENEMAN-Welding B, S., K. S. A. C., Manhattan, Kansas WILMA CALLAHAN-Commerce B. S., K. S. T. C., Pittsburg, Kansas EMILE QYARRIEIK-Music B. S,, K. T. C., Pittsburg, Kansas University of Kansas MINERVA CHESHIRE-Girls' Physical Education R. S., Battle Creek, Michigan Cornell University Xvisuonsin University Purdue University VV. W. COOK-Industrial Arts B. S., MARY K. S. T. C., Pittsburg, Kansas COSTELLOfNorrnal Training B. S., K. S. T. C., Pittsburg, Kansas M. A., University of Kansas MARY B. S CUMISKE Y+C0mmerce K. S. T. C., Pittsburg, Kansas M. A., University of Iowa RUSS' TDAVEE-Science B. K. S. T. C., Pittsburg. Kansas LEO ,DEERW'MISTER-Mathametics B. S., C. M. S. T. C., Warrensburg, Missouri HENRIETTA ELLISTON-Art, English B. A., Tulsa University, Tulsa, Oklahoma American Academy of Art, Chicago, I JANE POTTER-EVANS-History., English B. S., K. S. T. C., Pittsburg, Kansas M. A., K. S. T. C., Pittsburg, Kansas ICFFIE HACKNEY-Home Economics B. S., K. S. T. C., Pittsiburgj Kansas Chic-ago, University Colorado State, Greely, Colorado FAYE HARPER-Ilramatics, Sophomore l B. S, H A RRIS B. S. RI. S., HEULAH C. S. ROBERT K. S. T. C., Pittsburg, Kansas HOPKINS-Auto Mechanics K. S. T, C., Pittsburg, Kansas K, S. T. C., Pittsburg, Kansas KOEN-Journalism, Junior English C. E., Greely, Colorado H. LAY-Vocational Agrit-ulture B. S., C. M. S. T. S., Warrensbu1'g, Missouri B. S., K. S. A. U., Manhattan., Kansas JENNETTE McGREGOR-Home Economics I'-' Chicago University 'Colorado State, Greely, Colorado HAZEL MODESITT-Foreign Language B. S., K. S. T.C,, Pittsburg, Kansas 4. M. A., Kansas University MELVIN E. NEELY-Gov't., Boys' Physical Ed. B. S., K. S. T. C., Pittsburg, Kansas M. A., Columbia University, New York University of California HURL K. SANFORD-Commerce B. S.. K. S. T. C., Pittsburg, Kansas K. S. T. C., Pittsburg, Kansas MIMA TURRILL-Study Hall, Librarian B. S, K. S. T. C., Pittsburg, Kansas A. B., Baker University, Baldwin, Kansas KULLIN VANORSDALL-Commerce v K. S. T. C., Pittsburg, Kansas J. G, WILLIAMS-Mathematics w M. S., K. S. T. C., Pittsburg, Kansas f 4 jew .SC C T- ww. FZ Lpffjggwgfjiig ,fu YW' V' Z 4 J nf. M.. Q L llinois Cnglish Senior Cfficers Vernadean Thompson A First we present the senior vice- president, Ter1'yg a persistent morale builder of the Army Air Corps. . . CBarnes.D Dorothy Teel Next is Dot Teel, the class tr- easurer--who, incidentally, has plenty of class herself! ! Helen Davis The next Hupper-classman is our capable class secretary, who plans to enter nurse's training. Calvin Jarrett Our popular president has really enjoyed his reign over the Class of '43, Here's to getting that State Farmer Degree! ! 'X SENIORS Well, our four years of high school days are nearing' an end . .H We have thought that graduation would be the happiest day of our high school career, but new as the time draws nearer and nearer we are hating to leave our dear old alma mater. ' -- - In the fall of 1939 we filed into the halls of CCC HS 197 strong. At our first class meeting' we elected Eugene Lawrence for, our class president., - The ' upper class-men considered us Hgrcenu . . . but I ask youl who isn't green when' they are Freshies? 'Z 1? A 5 Then came our sophomore. year '. '. . the first thing we did was ' to'h.ave a Weiner roast at thewblufs. .. . all got together again' our class party in February. Two members of ounclass, Jerry Catlett 'and - Bill Speith, 'had roles in' Qi1e Mad Night, the all school play. Bob Coplin was our proxy . 4 ' U KContinued orrpage 13.5 1. F. Seniors First ROW: MARY FRANCES A1TCH1SON LFGILQ G. R. 1, 3, 4. tllee Club 13 Vic. l1'pS.j Chev. Staff 3,43 Cur. Events Club 13Drm. C'ps. 33 Bluckouts 3. FRANCES AMOS G6Il6l'2i13 G. R. 13 G. A.A. lg Home Economics Club 23 Glee Club 3. Sevond Row: LL'l'lLLE ANDERSON SQCI'6lLll'131Q Music Club 13 Home Ec- onomies Club 13 G. R. 4. JAY ARMSTRONG Gen.3 Band 13 lieu. Staff 4QLfhQ4'. Staff 43 Football 3, 43 Cheerleader 2, 3, 43 Sports C. 1: Pep C. 33 Dou't Take My Pennyz' The Am- erican Eagle. Third Row: JEAN ASBELL Com., G. A.A. 1, 2, I'res.33 Vice P. -i3 wtilee Club 13 Pep Club 43 Vic. LVDS. MAXINE ATKINSON Nor. Tr.3 Vic. C'ps. The Life-of llileyl' Fourth Row: THELMA AUGUSTUS Commercial3 Drum Cp's. 1,2,3,43 Chec. Staff 3: Viv, C'ps3 Junior attendant to Football Queen. MARGIE LEE BAGBY Secretarialg ,G. R. 43 Band 23 Glee Club 1, 23 Victory 1'0I'1JSQ Mixed Cho. Fifth Row: AMOS BELDEN. JR. Gen.3 Spts. Club 1. EMMA JEAN BENNETT Gen.Z G.R. 12.3743 Glee Club 1. 2, 3, 4. Sixth Row: ROBERT LYNN BENSON College: Hi Y 1, 23 Camp VV00d 13 Hand 1 23 Vic. C'ps. CHRISTINE BLUNK Com.: Drm. C'ps. 1, 23 Drm. Maj. 3,411 SLR. 1,2,4Q Vic. C. Seventh Row: INTARTT-IA BOGGS Generalg G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 43 Taxider- my 2, 3 3 The Life of Rileyf' The American E:1g'le3 Blavkouts 31 SU!'1l1,fI Fever. ROBERT BOGCESS' Gen.3 Spts. C1ub3 Football 1,2,3,4. ishth Row: 1 RTHA BOLE lub 1,23 G.R.1,2- I : Viwtorv CoI'D5- om.: Home Eco. i DORIS HOWEH Commercial: Home Eeononiies Club 1, 2. 3. Ninth Row: RORE5 v' ,HOWLRY Gener 1.- EVIZARETH HRAONEY College G.R.1,2.4, Pres. 3: Bend 1.2.31 Orch. 1.?.31SWin9. Rand 1.23.41 Cur- rent FvontsClub11 Glee Club 13 Vic'- tory Corw- .y 2.1 1 lu, . if ' 'hi' 1 i11-1 'mf' -5 1. it L in firf 1 -33 l ' db-91 if vfnusv '-'fs we ' - H' . . 'E 'E 'E' 1' -9 .1 .41 I 1 In . 3, 47 4, M AQAM K I , W - 3 sf . 1 X 'Tw bv First Row: NORMAN IZRAMLETT You Agric.3 F.,-LA 1,2, Vice Pres. 3,43 Vic. CYDSQ Judging TBRLITIQ Don't Take My Penny. LOHLX BRASSART QIGILQ Home Evo. Club3 Drum Corps 1, 2, 3, 43 Sprinf.3' Feverfl Sei-ond Row: MARJORIE NELL BR.-XY FOUTS Nor. T123 G.R.2,3,4: G.A.A. 1,23 DI'um Corps 1, 2, 3, 4. OPAI. I-BROWN Ge-n.3 Music Club 13 Victory Corps. Third Row: RICHARD BHOVVN, JR. Voc-. Agric,3 F,F'.A. 2, Sen-y. 3, Pres. 43 Sports Club 13 'Spring Fever. VTRGIL HFCKNER General: Sport s Club 13 Viet, C'ps. Fourth Row: DONALD BURTON liusiuessg Record Stuff 43 REBIA JANE BUZARD Se1'retarial3 Oren. 13 ll. R. 1, Cabinet 2,3,43 Home Econ. Club 1,23 Black- outs 33 Chee. Staff 2, Asso. Ed. 33 Co- Ed. 4: Mixed Cho. Fifth Row: BETTY JEAN CASEISOLT Ser-retari.-il: Drum Corps 23 11. R. 1,-i3 PAITLINE CASTAGNO General: D r u m Corps 1,22 G. R. 43 Home Econ. 1,2:Vif'- tory Corps. Sixth Row: fl ERA LDINE t'A'l'1.1'ITT College: Cur. Ev. Clb 13 Masfxuers 23 G.1l. 1.23, Pres. 42 Orvh. 1.3.31 Music Contest 2: Almost Eifrhteeuf' O n e Mud Nifrhtf' DOROTHEA COOK Sec-retarial3 Band 1.2, Maiorette 334. Seventh Row: BETTY LOU COOL COIN.: G.R. 1,2.3.4: Home Er-on. Club 1.2: Viet. Corps. ALLENE COONS Com.3 G.R. 1,2.3,43 Home Econ.: 1, 2. Eishth Row: ROBERT J. COPIJN Geu.3 Band1,2,3,43 Pep Club 1: Pem Band 1, 3, 43 Glee Club 13Class Ot. 2, 33 Blaekouts 33 Negro Minstrel 13 Music Contest 1, 23 The Life of Ril- ey3 S'pg. Fevezz' NORMA CORNELL Sec1'etarii1lg G..-LA. 13 Rec. Stuff 23 The Life of Ri- ley3 Spring Fev- er. Ninth Row: HELEN DAVIS College3 G.A.A. 13 Glee Club 1:B1ack- outs 33 The Life of Ilileylu Spring Fever. VAROLL DAVIDSON Business3 Band 13 .Pell Club 13 Ten- nis 2, 3,43 Football 13 Basketball 1. MARY LOUISE DEBOUTEZ Business: G.A.A. 1,2,3,4: Pefp Club 3. CALVIN DILL General: Sports Club 2: Hi Y President 4: Rec- ord Staff 2: Sports Editor 3, 4: Class Officer 3: Basketball Letterman 2,3,4, Football Letter- man 2: Tennis Letterman 3, 4: Band 2. EILEEN DODGE Normal Train- ing: G.A.A. 1,2, 3, 4: Band 21 Drum Corps 3: Glee Club 1:Vic- tory Corps. JOHN OWEN DUNBAR, JR. Genfral. CARLOS LEE EAGLESON Vocational Agri, VIRGINIA LEE EATON Normal Training: Band 2: Glee Club 1: Victory Corps. MAXINE ELLIOTT General: G.R. 1, 2, 3: G. A. A. 2: Drum Corps 1, 2, 3. RICHARD EMBODY General: Photo- graphy Class 2, 3, 4: Tennis Team 2,3,4: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Record Staff 1.2, Assist- ant Editor 34. M ANFORD JAMES EVANS General: Drama- fics Club 3 4' Taxidermy Club 2. 3fVlPtOTy'COT S 4: Life of Ri'- ev, American Eagle, Spring Fever. Don't Take Mv Penny. STANLEY FAULKNER General: Foot- ball 1, 2, 3, 4. LOREE FEE General: G. R. 2: Advertisng Staff 3: Band 2, 3, ff: G. A. A. 3: Drama- tics Club 4: Glee Club 2: Spring Feverf FRANK FRAGNELLA General: Foot- ball l, 2, 3. 4: Sports Club 1, 2. LEROY GRAY General. PEGGY GUY C o m mercial, - Home Econom- ics: Drum Corps 1, 2: Music Club 1: G. A, A. 3, 4: Victory Corps. ALFRED HALE Voc. Agric.: F.F. A.. 1.2, 4: F. A. A. Treas. 3. DON HALL Voc. Agric.: F. F A. 1, 3, 4: Vice Pres. F. F.A. 2: Football 2, 3, Co- Captain 4. JOHN HARLEY General: Sports Club 1, LA VERNA HEAVIN Commercial: Pep Club 1.3: Cheer Leader 4: Seniors KATHLEEN HE HNAN Cummers-ial: G. . , w . AMX. 1, V1f..l,.4, Gluli.XLDlNE Kllltl. 'HOPKINS College, Commer- viul: Current Ev- ents Club l: Pep Club 3: Pep Hand 3: Band 3: Sch- olarship Con. 1: f'l'lt?C'Ollk2lII Staff 2,3,4: Rec. Fea- ture lid. 4-:ll.R. l, Cabinet 2, 4, V.I'res. fl: Black- outs 3: Glee Club l: Victory Corps: Class Officer 2: Mixed Chorus 4: Spring Fever. El-IMA JITNE HOIYCHIN Serretarial ALICE AMELIA HOVSER Normal Training: tl.A.A,'l, 2, 3, President 4: Pep Club 3: Vic. Corp. 'WSCOE HNHLBURT General. CALVIN JARRETT Voc. Agric-:F.F. A. l,2,41Pres. 3: Class Officer 4. ALICE JUERGENSEN Secretarial: G. R' 1. 2, 3, 4: Home En-onomics l,2, 3. CORA ELLEN KIKER Secretarial: Eng- lish Club 1: Vic- tory Corps. ROBERT LAIZURE Voe. Ag.: F,A.A. 1,2,3,4: Viet. C., Spring Fever! DORIS JEAN LNMENDOLA Secretarial, G, R. 1, Cabinet 2, 3, 4: Band 1,2, 3,41 Orchestra 1, 2,3: G. A. A. 1, 2.3, Record Staff 2, 3, 4: Adv. Staff 12 Victory Corps. VV.-XYNE , LAMPTON ' General: Sports Club I: Scholar- ship Contest 2: Photography Class 2,3,4: Hi Y 4. JITNITA LANE Commercial: G.R. 4: Victory Corps. EUGENE LAVVRENCE Gen.: Class Offi- wer 1: Sports C.: lland 2: Basket- ball 1,2,3: Capt- ain 4: Football 2: Track 3. JOHN LEUTY General: Guitar Club: Sports Club: Hi Y 4. DALE LONGNECKER General. LURENE MASTERSON rc-retarial: Pep Club 3. MICRLE MASTERSON Commercial: Pep Club 3: Basket- ball 2,t 3, 4. NORMA EVANS MITCHELL College: Orch. 1: Glee Club 1: Operetta 1-Band 9' Peo Cl'1l'11.2Z G.R. l:Vir-. Corp. Seniors CLAUD MCCLANAHAN General Foot-V hall 3, 4. HELEN DEAN MAKINNEY Commerce, Clo- thing 41. Second Row: EDGAR McYVETHY General. DONALD NASH General: Drama- tics Club. Third Row: RICHARD NEWMAN General, F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Victory Corps. NORIIIA LEE Y NAI'1ER ' Com1nercial,,Band 2, Majorette 3, 4, G. A. A. 1. 2. 45 Glee Club 1. urth Row: IN GENE O'DEI.L Iommercial, Drum Corps 2, 3. D ROTHY OFF ' mmercial, me Economics, . R. 1, 2, 4, 'e c r e t a ry 3, ome Economics lub 1,2, Victory Corps. Fifth Row: BILL PIERSON General, Com- mercial, Scholar- ship Contest 2. BILLYE REYNOLDS General, G. R. 1, 4, Checoukan 1, Art Editor 2,3, Co-Editor 4,Rec- ord Staff 4, Vic- tory Corps, Pep Club 3, Black- outs. Sixth Row: DOROTHI RHOE General, Home Economics 2. WILLIS RICKETTS Business, G. R. 1, G..-LA. 1, Ad- vertising Staff 1, 2, Class Officer 3 , Victory Corps. Seventh Row, ELLA MAE RORERDS Normal Training, G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Victory Corps. ELSIE KELLY ROBINSON General, G. A. A. I, 2, 3, 4. Eighth Row: JAMES ROBINSON Business, Boys' Glee Club, Sports Club, Football I, 2. 3, 43 Guitar Club. RUBY ROBINSON Normal Training, G, A. A. 1, 21 Drum Corps 1, 2. Ninth Row: LLO-Y D E. ROGERS General, Guitar Club. DOLORES RYAN Commercial, Drum Corps 1,2, Dramatics Club 4, G. R., Don't Take My Penny. fs X Q ,YK w .-7-wp,-iw , cf--T.- f i. ',.. 1 3 f A , f I 1 riii Y I , 1' v :.- ..,. f. ..,,., . . f . 1 e-:1 f In A . I , 6. E5 'I . . , Q i .'i .i'W3 - A , Q I. . V ' .. ,,,' -N-41 W 7' sw 4 - St 4 ' 3 ,VV , fi V 1 I , . ...,.,. AV V: 1 X x .A 5 gt li x . ' 4 ,f', ' , 'gi i Q 4 ,V - +. Z Q 6 Q V, 72-f 'ii . I., . 23, h 1 . ,K ' 5 T . 9. it 'f ii:- ' nr- 6- 1 HE 't 1 ly. .. Af 5:11555 my 4 ' gm! . rv- 'E' - 4 , 1' s .. v. 'H-f i f-we M, his 6- .jeff .. ,uf .f . First Row: EULALIA SARVER General, G. A. A. 1,2, 4: G. R. 1, Music Club 2, Glee Club 1, 2. IDA MAE SHARP Normal Training, Home Economics Club 1, 2, Drum Corps 2, Debate Team 2, 3, Life of Riley. Second Row: ROBERT SHERWOOD General. TED SIMKIN Business - C01- lege, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra. 1, 2, 3, Pep Band 1, 2, 3,4, Blackouts 3, Victory Corps, Hi Y 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 4. Third Row: GOLDIE ROSELLA SMITH Secretarial, G. R. 1, Home Econo- mics 1. BILL SPIETH College. Fourth Row: GORDON tf1 ANLEY N General, Pe p xClub 3, Spring r Fever. VICTOR SWAIN General. Fifth Row: DOROTHY TEEL Commercial, Home Economics, G. R. 1, 2, Cab- inet 3, 4, Band 1,2,3, Pep Club 3, Class Officer 2, 3, 4. RUTH THOMPSON Normal Training, Glee Club 1, G. A. A. 3, 4, Vic- tory Corps. Sixth Row: WILLIAM D. TINNEY General, Class Officer I, Bas- ketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3,4. MAE THOMAS General, Victory Corps. Seventh Row: VERNADEAN THOMPSON Commercial. ROSE VANATTA Normal Training, Glee- Club 1, 2, 3, Band 1, 2,3, 4, Orchestra 1,2,3,4, Victory Corps. Eighth Row: LENO VIETTI Commercial: Sports Club 1, Hi Y 4, Victory Corps. HELEN VVAGGONER Commercial. Ninth Row: LORA MARIE JARVIS WALKER G. A. A. 1,2, 3, 4, Normal Training, Drum Corps 1, 2, 3, Victory Corps, GLADYS WALLACE Secretarial, Glee Club 1: IG. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, First Row: MARY LEA WEIR Secretarial: Drum Corps 2, 3, -lg Glee Club 1. Second Row: BETTY WHITE Normal Training: G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, Reporter 4. I Third Row: LAVON WILLIAMS Normal Training: Glee Club. Seniors First Row: BETTY JANE VV ICSTERVELT Business, G. R. 1, 2. Second Row: MARJORIE NELLE WILCOX Normal Training, G. A, A. l, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 23 Orchestra 23 Pep Club 3. Third Row: RUSSELL WILLIAMS Business, Hi Y 4. Fourth Row: E - 1 '- : - F rhR': CARL WOODS A . c 'i our on Comme y K T . ,. y 1 JAMES WESLEY WRIGHT ' U ' General, Band 2. iii, , At last during our the word. Willis Ricketts We were represented placed on the SEK all-star Riley, co-starring Marilyn Junior-Senior Banquet, the to be a great success . times. junior year we were considered upperclassmen in the true sefnse of as our president, lead our class in all our activities. in Sports by Eugene Lawrence, star of the Titan basketball squad, team. Our Class was again brought to the front with The Life of Reid and Bob Coplin. biggest event of the . . the theme, Keep Our biggest task was raising fundsifor the year. Despite the war, the banquet turned out 'Em Flyingj' was certainly in step with the This year we cheerfully took on the responsibilities of seniority . . . which included Spring Fever, our class play. Christine Blunk was chosen 'drum major for the CCCHS drum corps. . Billye Reynolds and Rema Jean Buzard were Checoukan Co-editors. . . Calvin Jarrett was our honorab'e senior proxy. . . and we were well represented in all sports. On April 7 we dropped our refined dignity for Annual Senior Class Day . . . then, of cours-e, our class day, baccalaureate and commencement this spring. . . After graduation many of our classmates will go into the armed forces, go on to college, work on farms and other essential duties . . and again unite to help with a common cause. . . our complete victory over the Axis! ! ! l A JU IQRS And now it is our turn . . . we who are the jolly juniors. Many members of our class held high positions in the scholastic and extra-curricular activities of our school this year. We were well represented in sports-Jack Winter and Junior Lowrie were on the varsity Titan basketball squadg Theda Devoe and Jim Parmele co-starred in Hlntroducin' Susan, the class playg Mary Ann Webb edited the Record. Our biggest job, which we successfully put over this year, was raising funds for the Junior- Senior Banquet. We did this by having a magazine sale and far exceeded the goal which we set. We chose Pan-America, as the theme for the gala event and it proved to be indeed one of the gayest, most colorful banquets ever given. Although it was a great dealt of fun for us, it was hard work, and we look forward to being just guests next year. Jennette McGregor, Rollin Van- orsdall, and Russ Davee were our class sponsors. 2 Z'- unior Officers Acacia Lee Belt The sophisticated young lady on your left is treasurer for the jolly juniors. Beenice Anderson Personality-plus is the descrip- tion of our vice-presidentg a hard working girl, too. Freddie Featherstone Our happy-go-lucky proxy has really accomplished a super- human task-planning a war- time Junior-Senior Banquet Mary Ann Webb The secretary - 1'Spider Webb one of the busiest co-eds on the campus. .4 ua- ' 5 -2 at At - Top How: Hurry Albertson, Vhairles Amos, Ina Louise Amos, llernire Anderson, Darlene Bailey, Floyd Best, Nadine Best, Virginia Bowers, Frances liowlby. 4 i 1 A Second Hoxvj Emgrlouise Britton, Doris-e Brut-e, Otis Ruins, Ulen Uzunphell, lflora Bess Canfield, Henrietta Chancellor, Junior Cheek, Uoleen Childers,il0ris Cool. Third Row: .luck Iinvis, Doris FxQ3g21ll,R0h'I'K el El,is Ferguson, Loien Foster, Billy French, Marjorie Hubbard Gardner, Doris Gillenwater, Viola tlriffitt. , A Fourth Row: Mary Gust, George Hans-e, Donirtl Hitntlshey, VVand.t Hurt, Rabat Harwood, George Houston, Norma It-kes, Donald Jarrett, Uharlosienny. ., A ,, Fifth liow: Rosalie Knip:'l1t,BillyR0ss Koors Norman Km-ig,c1', lirina lim'-en, llob Loma, Juniol Lowrie, Blarylee Masterson, Marvin Moi-k, Neilllorris, fw, YW l 5 L Top Row: Adelina Munoz, Martha Nash, John Newton, Mary Onion, Clifford Parker, Jim Parmele Louise Pyne, Willadene Peden, Wanda Redd. Second Row: Richard Rhude, Dorothy Richards, Kathleen Ricketts, Audrey ltoam, Uharles Roper Loraine Roten, Dorothy Shanks, Orlan Shanks, Eugene Shaver. Third Row: Beulah Shawge, Everett Shelly, Virginia Smith, Virginia Spencer, Virginia Stinnett Marvin Stinson, Joan Suttee, John Teale, June Tarr. ., Fourth Row: Paul Throndson, Clifford Waggner, Dorothy Waltz, Doris Warstler, Vvilford VVatson Mary'Ann WVebb, Henrietta VVesterve1t, Loren Williams, Jack Winter, x A A oPHoMoREs .mdfl if 'N By the close of their second year in this institution the Sophomores have really gone places-Tennis Lay and Maurice Goldsb-erry played the leads in the All-School Play, t'Don't Take My Penny, and Henry LaRue, Claude Hoffman, and Jack Myers were outstanding in athletics. The Sophomore sponsors, Mary Cumiskey and Faye Harper, did a fine job of guiding those and many others in this class. We look forward to seeing the graduation of this class in 1945, as we predict that it will be an outstanding one. Sophomore Officers Bob Sanford On your left-Bob Sanford, the sophomore vice-presidentg who, incidentally, can tell you no less than a million of the latest moron jokes! ! Beulah Hannon That sweet little sophie in the center is really tops when it comes t.o handling the class records-and Lawrence! ! Jack Catlett The honorable HJ sophomore president is also CCCHS'S hottest trumpet player. o Sophomores W' . ' A as 1 ' D .,.. , I bA. ,'A ------ I' ,.,, , 2 it ..:, :N z E. ! v .g. , 'li I' is ' 1 . if y ': i :5 Q,gf ,, . X it E :Q ,,,,, fm tems -,,, L' Wt 3 .Q 1'n2 Maw, LV ub x V as f X ',,.s R Cl we L nniyrn X2 kgjjggif - ,. ,R rii or M my e W if 51 :-in :ii-as, .. L 2, X- fi . 'N V if ,ag Q 2 + - ,.,, y ,,,,: il Y 'Q .as ,, 1 We 5 N ' K 'kwa 166 . vt' f.-J ' W' '- ...:: --5:. 2 - is We fi 1 pk 4' . 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Sophomores Jimmy Akins Aileen Adamson Erma Allen Helen Amos ,Fred Armstrong Leonard Arnold Bob Atkinson Lloyd Atkinson George Bell Dick Bell Jack Bennett Margaret Benson Robert Best Floyd Bottorff Alfred Blunk Hobert Hrown Eddy Bradney Norma Brown Michael Bushnell Frank Carpino Jack Catlett La Verne Chancellor Galen Christiansen Willis Clark Virginia Clouse Marvin Correll Estella Cain Peggy Crain Mary Jeanne Creger Ernestine Crowder Georgene Cundifi Joe Davis Marvin Draeger Elaine Dunbar Margaret Duncan Maedean Elliott Sammy Ennis Betty Jean Fee 7 Virginia Fee, David Fleming A ' Edwin Gene Frobish Bobby Fry Harriette Gallagher ' Mauriee Goldsberry Elma Goul' Barbara Hale Gordon Hale Ted Hamlet Virginia. Hanks Beulah Hannon L Betty Hatfield Betty Lou Heavin Claude Hoffman Donald Hefley Wilma Hefley Joe Hoffman Eldon Hilton Bruce Holmes Elsie Hurlbert Mary Hubbard Cora Hurlbert -- Dale Johnson Maureen Johnson 'u Dale' Jones Norma Kennedy'- Eaiilene Killian- , Eva, Laizugre Harold Laizure William Laizure Billie LaMarr A FRESHME -I .Z -l Freshmen Officers Neil Ridley Definitely a flash -not only as ,Vice President of the Freshman, Class, but also on the basket- ball court. Lead us to the state championship, Neilg we're be- hind you! Betty Jo Belt The President of the Freshman is that cute trick with person- ality, a nice smile, and a head for responsibility and leadership. Imogene Scroggins An efficient little freshman Sec- retary, who you can see around second hour doing odd jobs for the office. Paul Brandenburg Treasurer of his class and a favorite with the girls. He has a real love each month, but the girls like it. Well, we can't make as much fun of this year's Freshmen as We have before, because they really caught on to the customs and tricks around here which have become laws. By the end of this year, they were even finding their way around. They had different ideas, too-one day they extended their noon hour and had a party in the gym under the supervision of their sponsors, Miss Grace Bennett and Miss Mary Costello. We're sorry Freshies that we made fun of you-you know, about finding your way around at the first of the yearg because you are a swell bunch. We must have someone to tease, and you have been grand sports. Its your turn next year to pour it on those new Freshies. 1 t M. 5 I . ,J ,mtl Us r . 41 i . R, ,I ,W I. -L ,I Q, V E mi , I A r :,: X ff lf, g x g: .',, Q .J l J l i . or l. of W SF .. .J 5, W W V - ,. I 5' -- g,'7 .si , G if gr J an 1--n.W4? .ln ' 5- i Q..g j. i , f f J , L-gf FRESHME Fern Adams Charles Alexander Jimmie Allen Vvilma Jean Augustus Ervin Baird ' 5: Leon Baird Gerald Bryant Barbara Belt Betty Jo Belt Mzirthzl Ann Belt Jai-kie Best Urval Booker Charles lioulware Bob Bowersock Paul Brandenburg Betty' Bremer Charles Brown Kenneth Brown Lum-ille Bruce .lark Buckner Nona Burrows Clyde Burton Bernadean Cain ' Charlene Card AV Evelyn Cassell ,Paul Castagno Juanita Chandler . Velma Chitwood Q Vera Christiansen Paul Churchill 'Raymond Conrad Alve-en Cool Louella Coons - Donald Cooper V J. R. Crossland , w.. muy Crain Eugene Crain Betty Delmont Carl Denham Illervin Dill 1 Audrey Duncan f Audrey Dutton NVoody Duvall Roy Eaton, Jr. Dorothy Ennis Wayne Faulkner Ralph Ferguson :Thelma Fite . Billy Fitzsimmons Leland Fox Nadine Garrett Lucille Garrison Gilford Gaston Keith Gourloy Jack Graham Maurice Grider Raymond Griffith Betty Groshong Otaline Hale Jack Haley Mahlon Hall Billy Harron Emma Jean Harper lllarvin Henderson Betty Lou Hilton Earl Hollandsworth Ernest Hollandsworth Robert Holt llzirry Hurst John Hurst .loan Jarrett Norman Jarrett Virginia Jenny Billy Jones . Ann Lois Lamendola Clyde Lovelady Wilma Gean Lovelady Byerl Lyerla Pauline Keith V George Kelly Dolores Ketterman -- Fred Keyes ' K Nlax Smith I Edward Lee Marlin Betty Jean Mast gif! ' i no A i 1 Bruce McCall i A ' i - ,:i, Q . Dell McCormick J mi i r -3 W , , ' Truda Grace MCFem,0n Aim , A :f 4,,,fo. Betty McKee A ' Q , ' B ,. Loren McNeeleY A y 'P iw At'Att ' 1 ' Norma Jean McWethy ' . Calvin Meeds 7 M ,I H , P Lewis Meriwether V -' 5 Kathryn Mitchell 5 qj , 'fi :V '- 1 . I William Mitchell q A fm 1. lx X' ,, 1 ,lf L Bob Mogle 4 .. A W - 1 ., V Velma. Moore A 'Q tgp: ,Q 1, Y A KP' Bin Morrison 3 i -- f um ' Frankie Munoz Dorothy Muth A .. Maxine Muth f Bob Myers Q V. Dale Nash ,. ' 'il ik, 5 Zi ' We John Proffitt - f ' h 1 Wayne Nash 'wig' w gg?-. if Y -nn Darlene Norris -, ,ig , ' P eggy Oh' 93' ' 1 L-., .i Al fre d 0 v e rm a n A X VV Cecil Parker . f .,.A ' is .A D el 1 a P a s 0 h 9 n .aff Q w S Q - J u l i a P a t t on D , ,,.5, A' -.X W W Vi rgi n ia P a Y n e , E u Ti g Q 'Q ' Glen Pearson Mary Ellen Peters Melva Deane Peters Virgnia Ping Edward Nash Paul Pruitt Bobby Ragain Evelyn Ralston Buddy Reynolds Floyd Rhoe Carl Richards Paulie Richards Neil Ridley Bob Roach Reba Ruth, Roberds Tommy Roberts Helen Rogers Mary Evelyn Roper' Norma Jean Roper Billy Sanders John Savant Haroldean Scammon Marjorie Schock Norma Jean Schock Imogene Schrum Rita Schulte Imogene Scroggins LaVerne Shields Angie Sigafoose Bobbie Jean Smith Dale Martin Roberta. Spriggs Maxine Starkweather Pauline Stoneking Edna Swanson Wayne Tadlock Richard Taylor Oscar Lee Thomas Blanche Vandei-beck ,Hazel Warren William Watson ' Earl Weikel Nola Weir Ramona Wilcox Helen Williams Loren Williams. Paul Winders Leta Jean Winkler Dorothy Wiseman nega- . Thelma Wofford Liny June Zwahlen . . . I 1, in 4-ini' ini K M , ggi-3 I H i 5 5 . s X 4 o ijt 2 ,Ii N in is 6165 'S ., A ii 'if' li jtijf Llwrj xi mi ki Clubs and Activities ' .ff .-'.. 5' ,gli 1552 K . . ,x 1,,, K , O -:Y in ' 4 'R lf ' uf figs 1- ' . L iv- V f4' . T' at an ' ti 'sf , 'Q Y' 'F 47714 ' 0 - ,m f .W 7-P ' ' fa r 7s , ,Og X 1013, 61, X 744 4: is G. 7x at Que ,17 -fr , 'L La..-,..lf I Q v is-ss ,SZ F94 1 A Uuidilie- 9 v v' ,' - ' -N v' 1 9 ff: ' X - Z '95, A61 v- f'- '41 ohx 7' ALA- ll .- - .' f ' 9' , f 9' 04 X 96 .9'fJ- -of Z- fp-X 'a 1 tl 44' 'L11:2'. .v?'f '0 5. -122 'C -9 - 4:4 -awe. gm. exe 'eg A 2? 'J ,. XX sift 'f3ff .3L ff. ' it Z7 L x X ,-. v 1.-.f 1 .fXZ '23 ,- 'iiffiz 7' ' GN . f.. -Q ' 'I p' , 1 1 This year, as usual, the activity tickets entitle the students to the Checoukan, The lligh School Record, lyceums, basketball games, and football games. The Misner Players, who presented Rip Van Winkle, are possibly the best loved of all 'lyceums programs here at CCCHS. This was the twentieth consecutive year that Mr. Misner and his actors have performed here. A i Another special lyceum feature was James Gheen, internationally-known humorist, who lectured here March 22. The Charm Quartette was a special treat for music lovers. Some of the other lyceums were: J. A. Zell, fur expert and naturalistg Glen Morris, electrical wizardg 'Swiss Bell Ringersg Pamahasika's Petsg and Loring Campbell, a magician. This yelar, due to the war, the Record was published bi-monthly and the C-hecoukan also transform- ed into a 'twar editiong but we, as patriotic American citizens take it with a smile . . . because we know we are contributing our bit to speed the day ofg-victory! ! ! ! if S. rl 1 , R S ,I 'Q 1 Qi 'V me - nf 4 , H Q. if ,QT ik , n , f as ll ,rw f Q? 5,2 lg? ig 1' ,H 3 2' M f, f xy, . A I TZ' V f f ' k 12' If 1 1 f S - Q J 1 :.. A Q , if K 4 ' E2-fn A 5-ff, .- AM N x V' : in Q :QWQQSM gs .. ,,.m.m:':QW ::. Q5 g 3,5 'ri' wh' .wmv SEQ I Elf 7. , ,435 i fi,Q2.Q,: , W . q wg A55i7l . i J A' y mfffgswgw if '4'wfz2g:gz:.?g wff-U R 1 Qvpwzcrzgwa , ma , M . QA 5 ,ilmsfh mu S x!wiMgisgwJ.,z Av ' fi? 1 Mx. , gg 2, J Q YX 4i,fgqiK,,.1 , 2: 4: , 5 A 'iQ.A,1,Ni,M ' ' Q Q. Q! A ' xv wa 1 s if .. WH? W l E A ffl, Y ,X U, ' i' , A, . 93-7 7 25,0 NYSA , ' 6 4 4 f U Q5 my N .1234 gl, au A Mg ,-ww, S'- 2 'Tm ,f , it g .X ,f A . 'ii .-ul as s . Q wifi Y' ,,.M,, fli.-335 Mx www -L --.ap- WWYZE ' gf if M '1 MSW- fig , L r m ,M its 5. Y . f KM -S ' if M QA Aw M - ' W Mmnwig, G5?g,g - 41 pix kg,.vyf'WhQ,,Wx5f w iii slifff K', 3 L ' gi ,Q Y A Ja , 5? s. Ng- M W, W. IQSNX .WX -m., LEAD CLUBS A .42 . GIRL RESERVES: Officers-Left to right: Secretary--Bernice Anderson. President-Jerry Catlett. D Vice President-Elizabeth Bradney. Treasurer-Dorothy Teel. The G. R.'s Membership Drive in September was climaxed bya Mother- Daughter'Banquet. They contributed 557.00 to Chinese Relief, and sent ele- ven girls to Winter Conference at Neodesha, Kansas, in December. In March the girls gave 825.00 to the Red Cross. With the Hi-Y club they sponsored the All-School playfl HI-Y: Officers-Left to right: Treasurer--Bob Sanford. Vice President-Jack Catlett. President-Calvin Dill. Program Chairman-John Wing'- field. This peppy group of boys is sponsored by Mr. Harold Branden- burg, science' teacher, and Rev. Booth, Methodist minister. They meet every other week in the music room. Among their various activi- ties this year were: a chili feed in the dininsr room in Novembergraising' rr-onev to send members to Camp Woofl this summerg and filling a Chiistmas basket. ' FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA: Officers:-First Row: Louis Sch einer-Rgporter. Gilford Gaston-Secretary. Richard Brown-President. Second Row: No,man Bramlett-Vice President. Charles Eagleson-Treasurer. Gorden Hale-Watchdog. This group, sponsored by Mr. Lay, develops agricultural leadership. As usual their annual banquet was a success with Mr. Max Hixon of the Joplin Stock Yards as guest speaker. Their candidates for State Farmer this year are Nor- man Bramlett, Ca'vin Jarrett, and Gilford Gas- ton. Two boys who have both been State Farmers are trying for the American Farmer Degree this year-Cloyd Bower and Herbert Jarrett. - l 1 l L: i 1 1 l I l-l RECORD 4 Standing left to right: Donald Burton, Russell Williams, Maurice Goldsberry, Calvin YDill,.l Billy French, Billye Reynolds, Doris Jean Lamendola, Jerry Hopkins, Mary Ann Webb feditolii ' Seated left to right: Richard Embody, Peggy Crain, Wilford Watson, Jay Armstrong, Virginia Clouse, Miss Koen isponsorj The Journalism class is composed of fifteen members including Miss Beulah. Koenf advisor: The Record, the official high school paper, is published every other Friday. It gives an unbiased account of both the curricular and extra curricular activities. As a member of the National Scholastic Press Association the fRecoi'd received a second-class rating, first semester. I, Advertisers The financial end of C. C. C. H. Sis two publications-the Record and Checoukan-is in thc very capable hands of the adver- tisng staff. Mr. Burl Sanford and his persistent staff sell adver- tising space for these publications to merchants throughout the Tri- State district. . , - 4 . as-4' . , M, Loft to iight: Charles Brown, Harold Sanders, Lloyd Reynolds, Mr. Sanford Qsponsoigb Doiis Cool, Viiginia Fee,-HNorma Ickes. M N. 1 Annual Staff Standing left to right: Mary Frances Aitchison, Mary Ann Webb, A. Jay Armstrong. Seated left to right: Billy French, Miss Elliston fsponsorj, Billye Reynolds Cco-editorj, Jerry Hopkins, Rema Jean Buzard fco-editorl, Bernice Anderson, Virginia Stinnett. The job of putting' out the annual is a hard one but it is an experience of high school days which we wouldn't miss. The excitement of getting pictures, copy, drawings, etc., into order is worth all eiforts. It is a job, that when completed, means so much to every student. So it is no wonder we like to work on it. This year presented a problem because of war conditions, but we hope that this book will recall many happy memories of the past school year for you. . . - . V rPhQfQgraP.h2fS A ,. . , Q ,L Thefgphotofgraphyb class i'Qcommo9nly', known as .Y - .. . . Q'Braxf5 'yshiitter a,Bugs-I ' A itakefn. all pictures for ,the 'ktcofd aid Checoukafn, with the exception of the Senior portraits. Mr.1 Br- andenburg organized this department in 1939, and it has grown into one of the largest and most in- teresting departments at 1 C. C. C. H. S. Left to Right: Buddy Reynolds, Ted Hamlet, Wilford Watson, Richard Embody, Wayne Lampton, John Wingfield SPORTS CALVIN DILL, Sports Editor Q ef iq ASSISTANT COACH MELVIN NEELY 'HJ Gris P11-J Your sports writer can truly say that Columbus High School's two coaches, Bunk Bournonville and Melvin Neely have turned out both excellent football and basketball teams in the sports season of 1942 and '43. , Both coaches have resigned from their coaching duties, and even though their absence was undoubtedly a great loss to the sportsters and the student body of CCCHS, we feel that they have done their utmost to produce a winning team in every sport. Mr. Bcurnonville is now the head football and Mr. Neely is a lieutenant in the U. S. Navy COACH BUNK BOURNONVILLE Co-Captains ' DON HALL LOREN WILLIAMS coach at Pittsburg High School FOOTBALL 1 . FOOTBALL SEASON'S SCORES Columbus 6 Picher 6 Columbus 0 Iola 28 Columbus 13 Independence 25 Columbus 0 Miami 19 Columbus 18 Fort Scott 12 Columbus 0 Coffeyville 32 Columbus 14 Joplin 44 Columbus 0 Pittsburg 6 WILL HE GET HIM? Greetings, folks, this is your sports scribe bringing to you the sports of CCCHS this year in as small a space as possible. Although the Columbus squad under their coach, Lee Bunk Bournonville, failed to emerge from the league standings in one of the upper berths, they displayed talents of a championship team time after time. On September 25, Bunk's eleven played a bang-up game against a strong Picher Gorilla team and finished in a 6 to 6 tie with the Oklahomians. The next three games the Titans seemed to be constantly followed by some sort af a jinx as they lost to the Iola Mustangs by an uncalled for 28 to 0 score. On October 9, the Independence Bulldogs took the locals by a decisive 25 to 13 victory. Tlhe following Friday the Columbus boys were again defeated, this time by Miami, 19 to 0. - 1942'S TITANS V ' K First row: Bob Atkinson, Ed Bjadney, Rollin Smith,'Robe-rt Harwood, Bob Teel, Edgar McWethy, John Newton, Claude McClanahan, Claude Hoffman, David Fleming, Clifford Waggener, Dale Richards. V Second row: Jack Myers, Junior Lowrie, Donald Jarrett, Frank Fragnella, Olen Campbell, Galen Chris- tiansen, Loren Williams, Henry LaRue, Don Hall, Joe Brown, Jack Winter, Stanley Faulkner, A. J. Armstrong. October 23, it looked as though the Titans had final- ly hit their usual stride by setting back Ft. Scott eleven to the tune of 98 to 12, but all seemed in vain the CCCHS footballers lost all of their concluding games. On October 30, Coffey- ville romped over Columbus by El wide margin of 32 to 0. Again on thc following: Friday Joplin who renewed rivalry with the Titans after a number of years, defeated the Titan crew by another A TOUGH PRACTICE laige score, 44 to 14. The final tilt of the 1942 football season came on November 13, on the annual rivalry grudge game between the Pittsburg Dragons and the Titans. to repeat, as the two previous years, 'fBunk's men lost in a last minute tussle by one touchdown. This game was the last high school game in thc career of four seniors: Don Hall, Frank Fragnella, Edgar McWethy and Claude Dusty McClanahan. The boys who will be back next year to carry the colors of CCCHS are: Loien Wil iams, endg Don Jarrett, tackleg Claude Hoffman, guardg Olen Campbell, endg Jack Winter, backg Jack Myers, backg and Junior Lowrie, back. From the looks of prospects for next year's gridiron bullies at CCCHS there is no mistake in predicting' a championship team for 1943-1944. It is not known yet who is to succeed coach Melvin E. Neely. -Q I ., s 5 ' ,Q- TINNEY BATTLING AGAlNST FORT SCOTT l 4 SKNBASKETBALL l U Q YARSTTY TEAML' A A n BASKETBALL SEASON'S SCORE .,, , Colunibus Picher Columbus 3 Columbus Miami Columbus Columbus Alumni Columbus I Columbus Picher Columbus V Columbus Weir Columbus ' Columbus Altamont Columbus if 'Columbus Pittsburg 2 ,it 1 L Left to plight: p Mer1ie,14Masters,on 8 Jackie . Myers Q . . I . ' jAGalen Cliristiansen ' Olen Campbell Bill Tinney Q, Left to right: Eugene Lawrence Henry LaRue Junior Lowrie Jack WVinter Calvin Dill 35 Joplin 23 Pittsburg 35 Altamont 24 Joplin 24 Weir 56 Miami SUBSTITUTES Back row, left to right:-Jack Tinney, Don Heflev Bruce McC1ll Donald Jarrett, Alfred Blunk James Van Houten, Bob Teel, Paul Churchill. Front row, left to rights'--Frankie Munoz Mervm Dill Bob Atkinson Ed Bradney Jack Catlett and Charles Lee Boulware. Yes fans, the basketball season of 1942 and '43 turned out to be a glorious one for the Titans. Out of their twelve regularily scheduled games Columbus lost only four. Two of the losses were to the Pittsburg' Dragons, whom the Titans defeated to earn their way to compete in the state tournament. The Titans first loss came on February 2, a loss that marred the perfect record 'of six straight by Bunk's quintet. Immediately following' the Pittsburg-Cob umbus tilt, Coach Bournonville accepted the head football coaching staff at Pittsburg' High School and assumed his new duties just before the Columbus squad overpowered a strong Joplin Eagle Five. The preceding' week Columbus again was upset by the Pittsburg basketters. The locals' other losses were to Joplin in an overtime period and to Weir. The squad was composed of four seniors-Eugene Lawrence, Calvin Dill, Merle Masterson, and Bill Tinney. Three juniors-Jack Winter, Junior Lowrie, and Olen Campbell. Three sophomores-- Jack Myers, Henry LaRue and Galen Chris- tiunsen. E15 MWLZW R ,sf 5' WfMy X903 M? Aff? 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Rfbufldmg UOLLMBUS, KANSAS PHONE 109 1: Pipe and Fittings, Sewer and Drain Tile If 'L-.-,-,-,-,-,-.-.-.A.-,-,-,-,-.-.-.-.-,-,-,-,.,-,-,A ,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,v.v.,v.v.v. ll 1: Eve Gutter and Spouting EI ,,+----: v---v------.-.-.-v-v-.-.-.-v-v-.-.-.-.-.e. , 'r ' 4 1 2: We Have It, Weyll Get It, or It Isn't Made 'E SCHUOL SUPPLIES if P Ig SERVICE IS OUR BUSINESS fl 2: gf ' ' : OFFICE UPP - 4 One-half Block North First National Bank 2, S LIES GIFTS :E 1 EE Phone 363-Columbus, Kansas 1E 4?vA::vAvA AvAvAv-vA'A'NAvAvAvAvAvAvAvAvAvAvAvAv-rv-v-v-v-vAvAvAvAv-vAv -'A 'I If Ava-:va-vAvAvAv-vAvAvAvAvAAA A-AAAA-AAAAA -AAAA A AAAAA -A fiE 'A'A' A 'A'A'A'A 'A'A'A 'A:4, 4, ''' ' '' A 'A 'A -''W EE The Fred Stauffacher Jewelry Q, QE BROWN MAYTAG CO. if 4 I 4 EE and Shop lfme IET5NgVI?3?:IE3guE1E1iQ11'?HMaytag Washers .1 1 + E HOME .I 194 LA RIN ' ' T 3 C PSS GS Y if ' FIIRNITURE-APPLIANCES 4, COLLMBUS, KANSAS I: It Phllco Radios- -Good Luck, Graduates jf -.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,CC ,v,,,,,,, - ,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,,,.-' 4L.v.v.v.v.'.'Iv.,,v,v,'Iv ,,.I uv,vv' .,AAAAAAA- AAAAAA A M fi 1, A ''' A'A'A ''' A'A ' .I 4, 'A if PEARL K. JEFFERY 3E 35 The Q5 F 1 EE BONDED AND LICENSED ABSTRACTER 2, :E Chas. E. Bartlett Drug Store Q' I ' ' . ln EE Phone 400X-Columbus, Kansas gf ' 4: Ig INSURANCE. REAL ESTATE, BONDS it :T ' ig 4, - .I 5: PHONE 63 COLUMBUS, KANSAS ig 1 ,, FIRST NATIONAL BANK Columbus, Kansas Member Federal Deposit' Insurance Corporation The Jackson-Gassaway Motor Co. Columbus, Kansas -Phone 92- I DODGE PLYMOUTH r 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 'I 3 3 P 4 P ln 4 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 'I 4 3 I H.Q 1QiiAEgk2Li5ivmance Invites You to Make Use of Your Freedom of Worship DR. H. S. COLDIRON DENTIST Office Over Wilson Grocery Store Mutual Phone 3 Res. Phone 449 POVVELL DRUG CO. Phone 11 ,W LL K, L OUR UPSTAIRS FURNITURE, RUG AND LINOLEUM DEPARTMENT Late Styles and Colors, Moderate Prices. Come in and see Our Excellent Values Hardware, Wire, Stoves, Notions, Housefurnishings -Come in and Look Around- WALBERTS Sz TIMBERLAKE Ice Cold Water in Summer COLUMBUS, KANSAS Red Hot Stove in Winter THE AMERICAN GAS C0. CO0K WITH GAS COLUMBUS, KANSAS 1 - ...................... - R. J. ZIMMERMAN GROCERY fMember of Associated Grocers, Inc.J Groceries, Meats and Notions Phone 395 Blue Columbus, Kansas MANAGED and OWNED by one who re- ceived his education in Columbus and the CHEROKEE COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL, and one who is vitally interested in the growth and welfare of Cherokee County. The profits from this business always stay in Cherokee County to help build here. Your Patronage is Fully Appreciated THANKS for the Fine Support You Have Given Me We Salute You We salute you . . . graduates of Cherokee County Community High School. You have passed another milepost in what we hope will he a happy and full life. Your country is now engaged in one of the most vital conflicts of its long and glorious history. You, as young citizens of this great Democracy, may well be proud of your heritage. Keep smiling . . . keep working . . . and rest assured that your America will win the victory. i Buy War Stamps and Bonds for Victory ir my N A Product of The Pittsburg and Midway Coal Co. Pittsburg, Kansas 4 CIIMIJLIIIIENIS 0F 1 GRADUATION COMMONWEALTH 'IIIEIIIIIES 1 CAP AND GUWN SERVICE ig , E BY A New Eflxfef 5 THOMAS A. PEIEIISIIN co., QI and Ritz I KANSAS CITY, MO. A I I BAXTER SPRINGS, KANSAS ' 1 1 ALSO EE I I , CHOIR RoEEs SOUTHEAST KANSAS' I AND FINEST 5 Q SERVICE FLAGS 5, JOPLIN GLOBE ie A Great District 's Greatest Newspaper IIIII III The School that laces Stxaalenfs 0770 P View CHILLXCOTHE BUSINESS COLLEGE T54 CHILLICOTHE, Mo. if , T 7 LQ! ' - I-- - ' -f ll fX - . ,:II' If--. A I IE f SEE US FOR ALL YOUR FARM NEEDS We carry a complete line of t'Larro Feeds, McCormick Deering Farm Equipment, Gas and Oil, Armour and Swift Fertilizers, and operate Farm Equip- ment Repair Shop for all needs. Farmers' Union Columbus, Neutral, Hallowell, Cravensville, Sherwin, Star Valley AFD:'A'A'A'A'A'A'A'A'v'A'A'A'A'A'A'A'A'v'A'A'A'A'A'-'A'A'A'-'A'A'A'A'A'A'A'A'A'A'.I S v 'AF'A'A'v'A'A'A::'A'AvvvvvA'A'A'A'vvAvv:'Av v v v v 1 'I DR. I. L. WORDEN BELT CO. ji EI QPTQMETRIST 1: QE Residence Phone 265 R' Office Phone 198 Home Owned gf 1: -EYE SIGHT CORRECTED- f Eg IE 31 Years Practice Columbus, Kansas 'I LA..-.-.-.-.-A-,-...-...-.-C-,.....,..-.......-A A...-....,.v....A..,.,....... r , E: :I REAL ESTATE INSURANCE LOANS f r ' , ,v U8 W' Pme St' if if Spencer Realty Sz Insurance Co I' 4, 4, 1263- South Kansas Columbus, Kansas 1: 1: E. M. Spencer-Samuel F. Spencer A A A A A A A A A A A A A AYAYAY-v v A A A A A A A A A A A i , A Av.vAvAvAvAvAvAvAvAvAvAvAv.vAv. - .v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v,v.v.v.vz.v.v.vA'.'.v.vAvA Congratulations - - - to NVC wish to take this opportunity of expressing tion for your patrrrnage and Happiness and Prosperity HARLEY FRYER, Manager Ot' FOX-PARAMOUNT THEATRE .lOPLlN, MISSOURI the Class of 1943 our apprecia- to wish you the utmost for the coming years. A GOOD BANK SINCE 1894 THE COLUMBUS STATE BANK -.,:-,-.-.-.avv-'-'-2 IT PAYS T0 t suv gg JHETAYLOR-LOWRY If WAY SAVE WHAT THE 0THER FELLOW LOST R. ' A. WRIGHT Dentist, X-Ray and Diagnosis Office Phone 28 Reis. Phone 442 Office Over Bart1ett's, Columbus, Kansas VICTOR E. WINTER INSURANCE- -BONDS Columbus, Kansas , J. C. PENNEY CO. DEPARTMENT STORE Everything to Wear .v.-.v.-4 ...... ...................... - --- 'I VERNIE TEEL PRODUCE Co. Cash'Buyer of Poultry, Eggs, Cream 8z Hides We Sell Feeds and Flour Columbus, Kansas 9326 55553 fls . I if 222- ,. E52 2 :Q .. ., : 1525:s s 5 55i5i3i525i55 V':i3':fi':-5252'21EEi2gs5iQ221ZQi?i2Q.Q.gQZ, 'A-' 225 52i22i2i2ifS22222fi-' , 252225. .gs 4 ' -f2g2g2252232.2g 2222222222222 , ,512g2.2g2g3g2gzaz.. 22252525225 2 2 222222225322g,,,g,g2,:g 1 A415252gegiggggg22g2.,zgzaeilfegf KIMBALL PIANOS Endorsed by Famous Artists and Musicians Everywhere C O N N BAND AND ORCHESTRA INSTRUMENTS Lowesti Prices-Highest Quality Easiest Terms Ernie Williamson Music House 512 N. Broadway-Pittsburg, Kansas 720 Main-Joplin, Missouri 210 So. Wood-Neosho, Missouri Service That Satisfies 15 ir , INSURE WITH fi f . D10 D.+DAfILY .1 . 707 W. gm - 5 Pittsburg Kansas 3 3 3 3 3 r 4 3 3 3 3 4 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 4 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 jr r 'r 4 4 4 3 3 3 3 3 n 'r 4 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 'I In v-gs? EPSIfN 3914 PITTSBURG, KANSAS CHAS. LANGEROT GENERAL MERCHANDISE GENERAL MERCHANDISE We Buy Poultry, Eggs and Cream Agent for Hercules Powder Phone 54F2 Route 1, Scammon, Kansas -.-.'v'.-v-.-v-Av-.-v-v-v-v-v-.-vAv-v-v-.-.Av-ve.-. -v-.Av-.-.-v-v-.-.-'Av-v'v-v'v'v-4 McAULEY'S Furniture and Undertaking AMBULANCE SERVICE -Phone 121- ' ' 1Q 'r 2 E. J. BOULWARE f -Agent- Sinclair Refining Company in 'r 'r 4+ 'r 3 3 Office Phone 172 Res. Phone 383 3 'P MASTER LO CTKER STORAGE 'r 4 P 4 P 4 I 4 P 4 P 4 P 4 r 4 3 r SAY IT WITH FLOWERS COLUMBUS GREENHOUSE E. M. BLAKE, Proprietor FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS Rural Phone 315 Columbus, Kansas 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 4 r 3 3 'I fr -,-.-.- 5.-.-.-v-v-.-.-.--v-v-.--------v--v-A C. C. FULLER, M. D. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON GENERAL PRACTICE Res. Phone 103 Office 559 StauHermCammack Grain Co. Manufacturers Of jr 3 3 v 'r 'r 'r 303 WHITE DAIRY R: POULTRY FEEDS? 'r Wholesale' Dealers In GRAIN, FLOUR, FEED AND HAY 4 . 3 3 r -5 I I 1 E l 5 E ik g. f K F-' I M I , , 4 v AAA AAAA A AAAAAAAA Aj' r 'r tr tr ,r tr tr tr 3 ,r r 1 'I 'r 'I in lr r jf tr E2iQ4,1L1i'i5f'1E2fHI1'QQgHl1Q'iQiQ'i31' PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Office Phone 18, Res. 357 Columbus, Kansas 211 West Maple Street , ifE'sMiEii t Plumbing and Heating Plants Smoke Pipe, Pipe and Fittings , Stove Repairs and Pumps West Side Sq. Phone' 223 FOR BETTER CLEANING LIBERTY CLEANERS John Bottom, Mgr. Columbus, Kansas PHONE 337 Catlett 'Sauer al Home FOR AMBULANCE PHONE 298 1 ' Columbus, Kansas PERRINE CLOTHING CO. Sells Nationally Advertised Goods In Suits, Ties, Shirts, Hosiery, Hats, and Dress Shoes-Fashion Leaders in Young Men's Wear Compliments From Yarleftt Studio LEONA KELLEY, Manager YOUNGMAN Sz MURRAY BONDED ABSTRACTERS Columbus, Kansas ' Phone 94 Member of the American Title Association and The Kansas Title Association You Can't Get all the Pennies in Baby,s Bank You Save When You Buy tl1e Best HALE'S STATION Dr. F. S. Davis, Chiropractor Northwest Corner Square, Columbus, Kansas Telephones: Office 29, Res. 370 RUHLAND FUNERAL HOME AMBULANCE SERVICE -24 Hour Service- 1l4 E. Elm St. Phone 82 JON ES BROS. CASH GROCERY Phone 90 Columbus, Kansas DR. STANLEY DAVIS Osteopathic Physician dc Surgeon General Practice Res. Phone 583 Office 533 --------------.? You Can Always Get the Best in Printing from Nicholson Printing Co 39 Years Continuous Service in Columbus and Cherokee County' 'PIL f ,N .fp ' S A , ' ' I -M I f I ., A '-Q I , 7 - JI X ,N ' . 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