Cherryvale High School - Echo Yearbook (Cherryvale, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 146 of the 1921 volume:

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'1 4525 19 ' Q01-I-3 'IOOHDS HDIH EYIVAAHHEIHO V 1 gg 1 'C i ' Se' ilfuzzmmsh May the Blue and White of l92l be for you a river of sparkling memory gems, in which you may live again some of the golden hours of life, spent at the dear old C. H. S. gp figmgge e'il fi -u Tm l H W I 1 Al 4 f Q. A A TU 5 N Urder of .9300lf.9 FA CUL TY CLASSES A THLE TICS' ORGANIZA TIONS JIUSIC AL UZWNI SNA PSHO TS HL.7MOR ADVER TISING uw' gg N357 2.-A..- -, ,VW ,,, ,.,,,,, ,,,,,,.,, .,.,....-.W,..g.-f M V V Y ------4 --HW-,-- ---- 4f 'a 'r -f W'-if , f5'5'12, M-P F22 W M Li: F952 - s jEXa-'MS A, FW, Classlcs :W , if ' Q l fs- 1 ., T U NC,-fi'-, v nf., 0, S. Y , ,., 1:5 ii! W E I I I GLENN A. DeLAY, SllDf:'I'illf.6l1d81'1t i ,M i i M H. XV. TODD I'I'iIlKfiD2l1 and NOFIIIQII Trzlining ll I .!l N 'x 'N fr ' 3' X L- M' T,f W - 'f Y 7 'I A Y.--'vYgV..l1?qQ J Egigiggl' nl LL ,f T,11i:4if:,TlL1...ffI? Q 21 HELEN MAC GRFJGOR, Latin J. XV. MURPHY, Biological Science .ANNA S. FANNING fT01'l1YllGJ'Ci2lI ,ESTHER JENSON, LOLA E. LINDSMV Spanish ,lin gli sh Q 1Ikgz' A YZ!!!-if 32124-'-? 'A'f 'ig x--4 5 -L 19 '21 1 -W W i ,- EY - FRANCES LOVETT, JULIA MCQUISTON Home Economics Mathematics Athletics WAUGH, Manual Training, Athletics M ISI. ?ricJ5.yE11 MAE M. SEACAT, AE' yblcd A CIQHCQ in Ml fag-1' Ilvz V112 NE 'Y ., LL --M ' 1i1 f - A . . + ' 19 21 MRS. G. E. TOURTELOT, Music: LEYVIS BAUER, Janitor EVA L. DAVIDSON Librflrian MRS. GRACE AXTON, ERNEST DIVEN, N g Biological Science Orchestra U 5' lofkflll' lflr2'cvz i 4 '21 Q ' QA!-1: SQ ,, vp, 'N 'N .1 'w x,. 1 1 9 . F , fl Q 11' 'LL xi- 14-Xp ' F5 . -iv, fi- ,G QW M f V XDMQS xxoxjk . Z l 4 I I 'iW'l4?LI A ,W W , X V, -0 PM 1-l+'1f5f7, - V A - 1 ' - ' 51 -Rf v . h N 1 X I N 'g W I I '- Xxx 'ff' 5X I 1 0 l Q 4 X . 'x1Qv- k ji' I V ! up WH ,, P, ,V ly? L I , Him ,1 1,1 iw thi? ..,...q........., , + , ..,..,, - , ,,,,,,,,! 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' 41 ,li But one picture I do remember, lt , T'was a icture of C. H. S. I 3 With a brave N 21 in the center, Q I Surrounded by all the rest. I l The rest? Why the rest are the classcs lil That are to come after us. And they'll not betray the trust. We'll leave our place, but we'll leave it to them, We leave to them all our honors, 5 In basket ball, football, and track, ll' And we'll also leave a good motto- 13 'tWhen once started, never turn back. l l For when in field, gym, or classroom, 'I-I We've decided to do or dare. .lu l l I Q, Wefve fought a fair fight to the finish, 1 it With our motto of always Be square . .5:3 .1 Pl ,ur .il l ii 35 We'll soon be gone, but keep up the fight, 'Fl' With a courage all strong and bold, ,l wil So here's a farewell to the Blue and White . u From the class of the ffsiack and Gold , ll lt: if P11 ge liv211'ffe'fz ll I , - l I Mm- IT l lltlls 4 bill , , 2,24 1 I I l I l sl li .l ll I l l l ll W ,R WMQHWQTQQQI- to 1f g,?iFit1f'r il 5,11 .is i9 'Cl S' '21 ,. dai If-V-:iff --- .. .-..-.WY -- W H . was ring lg fi life lgjif ml: .Yi , liz. .lil iii? il iii' NONA MARTIN U She'produced some wonderful H thoughts for the benefit of the 5 class. 1 ' s ,l ,H my l N Dramatic Art Club Pres. '21, 5 Annual Staff. 'W iii!! Ui 9 'Vi 1 iii! Milli MARVIN LOMAX There's lots of deviltry beneath Q2 my mild exterior. i Class President '21, Y Basket Ball '21. , l Q ORRIE BEAM KELLOGG How ere it be it seems to me, 'tis only noble to be good. , Glee Club and Chorus. 1 i l gi, Y. XV. C. A.g Debate, '21g Q jliii' Annual Staff. will iii lflg EVELYN FENDER 1515 From a tiny spark might burst a 3, I mighty flame. ll Entered C. H. S. as Senior from l ' Blackwell, Okla. 1 Y. W. C. A. il W li ll 1 iii OPAL FOSTER l ' She that was ever fair and never 1 H55 loud. V xiii' .ill . 1 .1 l i mai L . i MQ lx li' lili Page FfyYl'f'1I il wa lil y . .f C-- C- 42 C. C..- -C . !' jg, were P' , ,'-' , I.iE?1fff lifi- Q' , 3:rQ-A.Q,-:A::1, ,.,, - --L 7 A+ 47' 'J'- ' o C A WILMA FRANCIS 'She was ever precise and promise keeping. Y. W. C. A. Cabinet '21g Annual Staff '21g Orchestra '20g Violin Con- test '20g Glee Club '19, '20, '21g Dramatic Art '21g Class President '19g B. B. '20, '21. MAYNARD RAY For even though vanquished, he could argue still. Editor-in-Chief of Annual Staff. D. A. Vice Pres. '21g Vice Pres. of class '20g Music '18g B. B. '19, RALPH KINMAN 11 A worker to get out of work. Dramatic Art '21, Hi Y. Cabinet '21. FERN WVHARTON l'Here, there, and everywhere. Glee Clubg D. A. Clubg Quartette '21g Y. VV. C. A. Cabinet '21g An- nual Staff. LESTER MORRISON They who from studies flee, live long and merrily. Chorusg Glee Clubg Quartetteg Y. W. C, A.: Animal Staff. 1514312 .Sl',l'f!'6'll f .... -L-, 'C' -I-IS DENZEL MILLER She knows whereof she speaks. Y. W. C. A. Class B. B. Team '20, '21, WALTER OLDS Greater men than I may have livesl-ubut I doubt it. IT. B. '19, '20, '21g Truck '20, '21, Foot Ball '19, '20g Class Treasurer '1Sg President '20g Class Rep. '21g D. A.g Athletir Ass'n. '21g Business Mgr. Annual. ZOLA CALUVVELL L'I'1n not in the role of Common Women. Entered from the Neoclesha High School '21. Dramatic: Art. Annual Staff. EVA DANIEL She is one of the most practical girls of our classy boys are the least of her troubles. Y. W. C. A. '20, '21, Annual Staff. ESTHER DARLING UA perfect woman Wholly planned to warn, to comfort, and command. Y. VV- C. A. '20, '21, v Pagz' Sf 4 Fllfffil , .M I ' .W ,T ,,. .Z.-3-.MWNJ -E-Qs. Af P .. . .f., C -1-I y My 4 BESSIE MCMAHON Taken: ain't it a shame?,' Y. VV. C. A.g Debate '21g Class B. B. Team y20, '21. T. B. EDGAR r Oh, such a plague to be so cute ' Annual Staff. THELMA MANGAN ln a moment, a minute. Don't hur- ry, I have never been in a flurry. but there's this much about me, I make all your baskets, don't worry. Star forward B. B. '20, '21, HELEN UTTER She would rather talk to a man than an angel any day. Glee Club, D. A. Clubg Y. W. C. A. ELIZABETH KINMAN One who to herself is true, and therefore must be so' to you. Y. W. C. A.g D. A. Club. Annual Staffg Class Treas. '19, Page Ezlghiemz A A ef - 19 , VIOLET STANDLEY She has sparkling eyes and a mis- chievous smile. Y. W. C. A.g D. A. Clubg Class B. B. team '21. BUD SCHENCK Although his Senior Year is al- most o'er, he will not give up his Sophomore. Football '19, '20g Track '20, '21. Annual Staff. NELLIE SAWYER It is tranquil people who accom- plish much. Y. W. C. A. ALFREDA BARKER She that questioneth much shall learn much and contend much. Y. W. C. A.g Sec. '20. Annual Staff. , L J l i l l E I F. 5 l u I in I E I IRENE CURTIS 1 ll A rare compound of oddity and 'N fun who relished a joke and rejoiced Q in a pun. 1 D. A. club. F Annual Staff. H i Y. W. C. A. li Ez El' , it e esse Zgal iii il Pagz' !V1'1II'fl'FIl ig!! ai: Zig? gl Ari J ef-a A-1 few ---- ,. -A - vjijj ' iz-:v:?:'i C :i ' ,gLL45i :i'i'i.vAf'- 't 5viii'Ei.' .J-f AQ' I 19 C . QC 5' -.,.,... A,..,'21 !. , -. Mmm Y, C - -W..A,.. .Y-,AAA si:fgsMs'e' Y l Ljl itil! 5:5 J , lil ,JSI will clit lil- 1, 'lil 4 W l Dems BRIGGS ,I 'tWhen she will she will and you l ,V . may depend upon itg when she won't 3 she won't and that's the end of it. El Y. W. C. A. Cabinet ,215 Annual r , i ll . Staffg D. A. Clubg Class Sec. and Trees. '21g Estes Park Delegation W, 'ZOQ B. B. ill lla I A .la +11 . ill HARLEY HEINS a l ' til Almost but not quite. it ,I Wm! ll ll lil . Qi if - HAZEL KING ,Tu gil There is such a mirthful cast in EV her behavior. l l Glee Club. Entered from Olathe High School W as Senior. :I 5 ul CARRIE GILES Carrie has eyes so soft and brown. flaw Take care. lf la? ,, v.: Y. YV. C. A. Cabinet '21.g Student Council '2lg Athletic Association '21, li l ,ll ,tell YS t.. a .ill . lgsi ERMAL HOFFMAN 3 Fl LE My little craft sails not alone. Class President '18g Vice Pres. '195 5 Trees, '20g Yell Leader '211 Y,W,C.Ag Annual Staff. ,. ' ui i . Ll A R136 Tzuefzly ilge-1 ,WW ,Ami , if 'Q , ,,,7-..fL, , 7 --ii! . ITFTLES ,Zum .. - ' ' 41' R' ' .LQ iw 4 www? - 19 C -1-ae 35 '21 ALMETA FOSTER Almeta is almost as studious as she looks-music is her hobby. M Pianistg Quartetteg Vocal Solog Dramatic Art Clubg Y. W. C. A.: Glee Club: Annual Staff. CHARLEY JoNEs He is never too busy to help a friend. HELEN FORBES For men may come and men may go, but I go on forever. Y. VV. C. A.g Class B. B. Team '20, and '21, MILDRED HOSS She says little but thinks much. Entered from Indianola, Iowa, '19. JAMES O'CONNOR A man in intellect as Well as in Statufe. H Entered from Westphalia H. S. '20g Track '20g Footballg A. D. Clubg B. B. '213 Annual Staff. 1 I 3 i Page Tfwflzfy-Ulm ,,,3-'gpq:'t17i- 1 H,-,, wrvwm Q -A 'Q' 1 1 V E 4 or QC? 733' HAROLD HILL Still we went coupled, insepar- able-and when a lady's in the case, you know all other things give - place. Football. Married 1921. SENIOR CLASS SONG. - Tune-Tripoli. We've reached the goal we've been working for, All through these long, glad school years, And we are glad we once started, Although farewell means some tears. Chorus: For we've been together four long years, Good pals all the way, ' Sharing each other's joys and conquering fears, Gaining from each fray, Our devotion to fairness, and our motto of squareness Standing side by side, Unfurling wide our colors, the Black and Gold. In later years when we're parted, After we've said fond goodbye, We will still give a true hearted, All Hail! to our own dear High. Chorus : We will soon be leaving C. H. S., We've been with you long, To you we're just one of the classes which pass With the moving throng. But Weill never forget you, You're our own White and Blue, And you'll always be the same to us, Senior Class of Twenty-one. Page Tfefezzfif-f2i 0 I 1 FIllIIIIIIIIIIIIllIIIIIIIllIIIIllllllllIIIIIIIIIlllllllIIIIIlllIlllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIT In Memory of ll Wayne Hileman ' Born, August 8, 1903. Died, November 25, 1919. He was a member of the class of '21, having started to school with them in 1909 and going as far as his Sophomore year in High School. He always took an active part in all school activ- ities and was much beloved by all the students and faculty. Every one misses his bright and smiling face. LIllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIiillllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIA Pzrgzf 747l'1'11l,1'-!!Q1'r'1' i 1 f' .7fz'.slory of the Senior Glass of 7927 The Senior Class entered Cherryvale High School September, 1917. We entered with fear and trembling, because, we were frershies of the freshest, greenest kind. We were given a Royal welcome by the other classes who hazed us unmercifully. Some of the boys were even taken to foreign parts of Kansas and left to the mercy of the elements and their own feet to return to home and 'mamma' We were not noted for much the first year but causing trouble. The only notable thing we did was to flunk --we were what you would say, Hunwept, unhonored and unsung. We conducted ourselves creditably during our Sophomore year, we all studied hard enough to make up the failures of the preceding year. We won a few honors which we thankfully accepted and enjoyed in our humble way, as we always did believe in getting all that was coming to us. In our Junior year we burst forth into Society. We raked and scraped together enough hard earned cash to finance the Junior-Senior Banquet, and did it very well considering our lack of experience in such things. It was during this year that we had our first great sorrow as one of our members was taken away. It was the first broken link in our little chain and we still feel the loss of one who was ever our pal. In our Senior year we broke forth in all our glory. It was then that we achieved honors in Foot Ball Field, Basket Ball Court and Track Work. Also being Seniors, by our virtues and irreproachable UE conduct we were a bright and shining example to the rest of the classes. We don't claim for ourselves any undue credit. We know we have made many mistakes, but we have gone cheerfully on our way and content to take what life held for us. We have done our best to leave our mark be- hind. We may be forgotten by those who come after-but we will never forget the happy days spent in C. H. S. l , 1 X I ITAQI' 7'7v'f1zf,1'ff1zr1' 1 H l l 'mob' ,ii ,xl M. l w 1 1 , . N. ily iw' ff, lair, fl? mel 'VH' 'Ni l . 1 1 fill il' FEV. A-D -.1 , Nl l 1 l 1 f i -BX oooo M,-C A- --. .,.. ., iii.. 1. ., ,, , ,uiiw gei.l2... ffl I Ellllr lilly E, JUNIORS lip we will A Class Officers. GLEN BREWER, President. ji up PAULINE HIRRARLO, Vice-President. 55, CLIFFORD CONRAD, secretary. ESQ, ,gil DONALD ARMSTRONG, Treasurer. 5 il liilll gji COLORS, Red and white. 5.312 H Flower: American Beauty Rose. r'A4A R gl T lg .ll Class Poem. , ig Qigg Now listen my people, I'll tell you a tale, A That is equal to that of the Holy Grail, ' fl Of the class of Nineteen Twenty-Two , in It comes from a Junior of the White and Blue. fl? SO here's to the Juniors of C. H. S. They shine like stars at their very best, 35. The Sophomores are far below this class, l And Freshmen are worse, naturally they're last. A We Juniors are very bright, you know, I A Our attendance is rather small, We come from near, we come from far, , To instruct the teacher-that's all. l So here's to the Juniors of C. H. S., ,V , The class of Twenty-TwO g Wil l We'll always be true to the C. H. S., , , 2 And the dear old White and Blue. A -Willard Cieek. I 1 :ge Tfwf'11f,1ffj'iffc' , -ws ,uma ,riff M ,,.-,.,v , fE': -iz: f'--T:-: U 'v-'NXKHJQ f'r::'::'z'i:i f J f 'gil I li Win' i v l i i l V I 4 PAULINE HIBBARD Vice Pres. of class '21g Treas. of Y. VV. C. A. '21g Captain B. B. team '21. MURL BELLAIRS Track y20. Hi Y. CLARICE MOON Y. YY. C. A. Glee Club '20. Chorus '20. KATHLEEN DREVVER Y. VV. C. A. BARBARA BECKER Class Pres. '20g Y. W. C. A. Pres. '21g Estes Park Delegation '20g Glee Club '20, '21g Basket Ball '20, ,21. P6106 Twenfy-S195 x 1 DORIS HOLLET NVILLARD CLEEK Basket Ball '20, '21g Football '19, 20, '21g Representative on Annual Staffj Senior Play '21. OLIVE ANN PRATT CLARENCE WEISER THELMA PIERCE Y. W. C. A. llrgz' Tzwflzffl' 5621511 ...,....,f,, ,C Zi... .... ..... E..- E I FERNE BUMGARDNER Debate '2 1. DALE WATKINS Foot Bal1'19,'20. LUCILE CHRISMAN B. B. '19, '20, '21g Class Treas '19g Girls' Chorus '20g Y. W. C. A Cabinet '21g Estes Park Represent ative '2Og Delfate y21. RALPH CUNNINGHAM D. A. Club. BESSIE HORNBACK Y. VV. C. A. Page Tfrfczzly-eight ZQQWH AAWk-'if-iiiilii-Tf:i:i:'::f 3 YL M .Y . - --e----L Y V4 ,f l1-7-4--yds 1 ff 'YNY Y Y 'Wu Y NYM- W 77 W C-I-IS VIOLA NORTON Chorus and Glee Club 'l9. Y. W. C. A. ALBERT WISE THELMA GADDIS RICHARD BECKER Hi Y. Senior Play '21, VERO GIBSON Foot Ball '19, '20. W I iw! ' I 5 vfgw Tn '1'l1f,1'-IIZIIF F.. i ' -Wifi - '72251Qig.' W l ' P I i ,. ., . 1 51' W 1' hlgv' YW Iiffrl' THELMA MCDANIEL Y. YV. C. A. CHARLES ADAMS LILLIAN STANDLEY GEORGE BUTLER Class Treas. '20. B. B. '20. '21. Foot Ball '20, EMMA CHICHESTER Glee Club '2O. Chorus ,20, '21. Y. W. C. A. x W l W . W v- -1-1-p.rf'- --V ' 5 x 'M 1 xg, , 19 -C3 5-f 21 - BERNICE BEACH Glee Club '21. Chorus '21. Y. W. T- RALPH TROUT PAULINIG FOSTIC R C. A. MARIE YVILSON LEOTA CLAY I 'zqgf YW 1'1'f,V-01112 C 1 i 1 w w 1 l 1 11 J .. l . 4 19 S' '21 ! l r ELDON FINLEY Basl4:etBa11 '20, '21. Foot Ball '19, '20. ANNA WHEELOCK. DORIS MARKLEY Glee Club '21. Student Council '21, Basket Ball. Y. W. C. A. DEATRICE WHEATON DONALD ARMSTRONG Class Treasurer '21, Debate '21, Foot Ball '21, Page 7'h1'rfy-fwo 1 f ' - ,- l J e 'A '19 ' '21 TRUMAN CORSER Foot ball '19, '20g Orchestra '21g Mixed Quartette '21g D. A. C.: Pres. Hi Y.g Debate '21, ARVILLA ATHERTON HELEN RORICK Y. W. C. A. Class Secretary '20. JESSIE MCMAHON Y. NV. C. A. NOEL RASH Orchestra '20, '21, Chorus '19, '20, '21, i '20, Page Thfrfy-three I 1 i w N w N N N if 'S , i . w 'I 'N w E A 1 'x 1 w I 1 E E F gf I3 se IE I: H I 11..- e :ffl ' .4 H' w f 1 1 3 P l l l l E 4, 35222 .. 91 I CLIFFORD CONRAD Class Secretary '21. LEONA GIBSON ' HAROLD HIGGENBOTTOM Hi Y. LUCILE CARSON Y. VV. C. A. GLENN BREWER Capt. B. B. team '21g Foot ball '19, '20g Capt. Track team '20g Pres. of Class '21g Pres. Athletic Associa- tion '21, Page Th1'1'fyWzn' -ZW ----47 'Tifi33E-- f fflT7mfEEl?5E5:si. f 1:-X -.314-if -- - - - f--- -' -ff,i1::gf-:fp - 'Y -f-- zl, ...::T.- X 4.5115 ,',5.,,j.,, W ,.., nf. W ,....W--...v ..... . . . ..--.Wf. ,-l-- -sms Q I A fi -'la . 'W 4 - f- RALPH GILL Track '20g Chorus '21g Hi Y. NELLIE ROBERSON FLORA BEAN ELIZABETH CLAY RUSSELL HOFFMAN Vice Pres. of Class '19g Foot ball '19, '20g Basket ball '20, '21g Track '19, '20, ! I Page Thzrlyfive N,--'T'Tf'jv fr--x. YI-f:',,5:9'-' -' - . 'fe-7 4 Y' EYE:-EQQESEEE-?E5?5715?-3i:?::f5:?i???5?i311-f,Qfisi, lf 732 'Q f - W AW ,,,Y H, 77,7 Y-We V,W-,ul,h is , , .C S. '21 1 V 'h-In-'vw--iY .f1F-, -T1 SOPHOMORES Class Officers OBERT COOK, President. FERN WINSELL, Vice-President. MARCELLE TODD, Secretary. TAYLOR BOWERS, Treasurer. COLORS: Green and Pink. Preston Akers A Susie Hamilton John Atkinson Audrey Kelley Irene Atherton Batheen King Glen Brewer John Kesterson Opal Bailey Eula Lacy Taylor Bowers Margaret Malcolm Paul Bush Louise Miller Marie Barnhart Anna Mills Martha Berkenmeir Max Mortimer , Anna Bernd Letha MCCOI'miCk Vernon Clay Ada McAllister Ruth Cadle Rosetta McC1aren Edna Cozad Avis Nichols Mildred Cunningham Florence Prahl Pansy Cunningham Olive Pratt George Crumrine William Rorick Clifford Conrad Velma Ragan Obert Cook Zelda Ray Roy Diven Lenna Reynolds Agnes Drake Goldenia Riugle Mary Drake Ruth Rook Robert Forbes Eva Ross Kenneth Flesher Arthur Schroeder Mable Finley Billy Stahl Merle Fggter Frank Stidham Louise Frazier Faye Spayd Bernice Gill Edna Sawyer Nellie Good Marguerite Saltsgaver Ketha Grant Marcelle Todd Ralph Glyn Bertha Tuttle Vero Gibson Lula Terwilleger .lohn Hild James Thompson Ray Hill Reva NVest Russel Hilts Madolyn XVhite Clarice Henderson Fern Winsell Zelma Hueke Olive Winsell Keil Hileman Edith Williams Lolita Johnson Lowell Watkins Catherine Jones Rex Weiser Page T h1'r!y-511' l 0-4, 4 L Llai' A--.. Qi - -f -,ssl-l EL- SWE? iff: WM 4 -' 'W' F ,Y ,Y 1 ,,, I F 'T 1 P W V I .-av ,QM FRESHMEN Class Officers ROBERT PREUSS, President. NELLIE DAVIDSON, Secretary. KLEA SHARP, Treasurer. d White. CLASS COLORS: Purple an John Applebaugh Irene Allison Joe Baker Leon Baker Theodore Barber Marguerite Barnhart Marvelle Bates Leon Bellairs Marvin Bennett Lewis Benton Eva Berkenmier G. Rush Bixler George Brooks Elizabeth Brown Chester Ryrarn Jimmie Rreese Odessa Bailey Myrl Cadle Estella Chrisman Bessie Cottorn Isa Cunningham Janet Cunningham Pauline Daok Ethelda Dixon Henry Esch Mildred Friley Jean Finley Maxine Finley Leslie Finley Letha Finley Maynard Finley Coy Gibson Roy Gibson Marcella Gregory George Gill Denzil Harris Hilton Harryman Margaret Headley Grace Hodge Alma Holt Bernice Howard Floyd Hanes Eula Johnson I hge Ifdlfj'-0116? 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'?QE3:l?'l3Q5 -:gif A f : su qzmrgxsnwwfm uuzamf 1. - x, - s 6 ,. I 'N xi g , S SLN iir. ff . , 'M ff ' M X-WY' 'Q 444. Ii':'X'fhph'!im':i?7 ., , - ,-, 1 ,E -- - f---- 1 , - ff,-,1-11:---Y--. -Y ,,,:':,:Ll :.-KQ4 9, 4: 7,1 ff ,.,..,T,,,. ,W , ,WY W' ,1.-M.--ftgiufzzi-.-9 4 -1 . 7,4775 w-.,935K-w- g 19 XVhat's the matter with our Cheer leaders? They're all right. Wlx0's all right? Ermal and Obert. VVli0 says so? Everybody. XVli0's everybody? Clierryvale. Sure they're all right is the guy himself, that in pepper, and together liis ready assistant, they in getting some Apep' in Why Olmert put the 'pep' with Ermal. YV9T'811,t lon: old C. H. S. Page lQ11f41f-.fir Strawberry Qlioit Calle ' Huckleberry Pie V-I-C-T-O-R Y Are we in it? Well I ,uess Cherryvale H1..,h Qchool H T l l e - gl A f i ee TT' FOOT BALL 10.-. After an unsuccessful schedule during the season of 1919, Coach Stillwaugh started out with the idea in view of a successful season. You may draw your own conclusions by the scores shown below. Considering the fact that he had several men out that were new and knew nothing of the game, we might have had a poor season. But the team did themselves justice and showed that they were coached well and made a record for themselves and the coach. G. H. S ......... ......... 4 7 Thayer ......... ..... 0 C, H, S ,,,,,,,., ,,,,..,.. 0 0 Altamont ..... .,...,,. 0 C, H, S ,,,,,,7,, ,c,,,,,,, 1 S Independence ,....... 61 C, H, S ,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,, 1 5 Coffeyville 6 C, H, S ,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,, 3 Neodesha. .. .. ..... 0 Total ...,,,,,, ......... S 3 Total ....... ........ 6 7 Page Forty-seven -W . ,,,, ,,,,,M M, ,c ,,, 74,5 I R r I l , x H 4 7 7 ! ? Y 'T 1 J I ld 1 1 iw i E ,i Q J wq ' 1 1 ld I l 19 ,, H S .C Z1 ,II gngmwfg, . 1.5 S 7 i He g:1!2iTI1I IIIII l'j fill Iii I GIRLS' BASKET BALL I I -01 1 IIII Ili' i III lil Has Cherryvale High a girls' B. B. team? Well, yes , and that's not all, they are responsible for two new Loving Cups that adorn our I ii library. One is from the District, as winners in the finals and the other I I I . I I ft' I . . . . . 1 i as the Verdlgrls Valley Champions. They were handicapped in having to IW switch coaches in the middle of the season. But they went right on piling M up the score and coming out of each battle all victorious. I WII They went to the State Tournament which was held at Lawrence I I I ' . 1 I the week following the District tournament and because of hard luck were ' I id! I I eliminated in the second round. t II Montgomery County High tied with Cherryvale for the Verdigris , Valley championship and this was played off on Neodesha's court. The M I1 first half seemed a walk-away for M. C. H. S.: the score stood 14-4 in their Fl II favor. But in the second half Cherryvale stayed that old come-back and I 1 I' when the final whistle blew the score stood 28--23 in favor of Cherryvale. - ii Cherryvale making more points in the last half than M. C. H. S. during II the entire game. ll , I ' I I I I I.Ii 'l' QW IW IQII I III C, H, S ,,,,,,,,. ......... 2 8 Oswego ...... ....... 3 4 N C, H, S ,,V,.,,,, ,.,,,,,., 4 0 Coffeyville ..... U36 C, H, S ,,,.,,,,, ,,.,..,,, 6 2 Fredonia .... 7 fi C, H, S ,.,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,, 4 3 Independence ....... 41 C, H, S ,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,, 3 7 Altamont ..... ....... 1 0 C. H. S .,....... ......... 7 8 OSWeg0 ......... ....... 3 0 MI C, H, S ,,.,,,,,, ,,,.,.,,. 8 1 Neodesha ..... ....... 5 C, H, S ,,,,,,,, ,.,,,,,.. 1 8 Coffeyville ...... ..16 MI C, H, s ,,,,,,,,. ,,,,,.,,. 3 7 Caney ....... ,...... 2 1 C. H, S ,,,,,,,, ......... 5 1 Fredonia ....... ....... 1 0 I Mil C, H, S ,,,,,.,, ,,,.,..,. 2 0 Independence ....... 25 C, H, S ,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,, 4 4 Altamont .,... ....... 9 iii C, H, S ,,,,,,,,, ,..,. 2 Neodesha ..... ....Y.. 0 U III, C, H, s ,...,,,,, ......... 1 9 Caney ....... ....,.. 8 If ,WT C, H. S ,..,,,,, ......... 2 8 Independence 23 III I'I'!s ' II -M 9 I il' . .....,,.. 275 I I il -I ,I H Total ,,,,,,... ......, 5 88 Total .,.... I it i! I . I lv. fi I is I All sl! Sli I F! ff . Page Fwy-fwo MI IH , . fI,i ,fit 1 5 i 1 Iii ,EIII ii- J Q 214 4- - --Tlfifff fr 777777 T wifi-V7.1 M 1'lFgA--YY7-7 4177, w,,,. ,, iL:':1tl':'jfii .gwgfil-1ii:. ...., iv?- i l BOYS' BASKET BALL lol Basket Ball went off pretty well this year, regardless of the fact that we won only 50 per cent of the games we played. By looking at the score it shows that the team improved with age . Most of the last games were won, and those that were lost were not lost by a large margin. The team took the trip to Pittsburg to the District tournament and drew the District Champions regardless of the fact that the coach carried a horse shoe, and so were eliminated in the first rounds. Pittsburg High had the advantage in that they played on their home court. C. H. S ........ .,.,.... 1 0 Oswego ....,,.... ........ 2 9 C. H. S ..,..,.. .,,.,,.. 1 9 Coffeyville .... ........ 1 2 C. H. S ...,...V .....,.. 1 8 Fredonia ....... ....... 5 8 C. H. S ..... ..,.,,1, 2 8 Independence .... ,....,.. 4 4 C. H. S ...,.... ...,,,,, 1 9 Altamont ...... .,..,.,. 1 8 C. H. S .,.,.... ,.,,,... 3 2 Oswego ....... ........ 2 9 C. H. S ..,,.,,, r.l.,,,, 1 0 ' Neodesha ,,.,., ..41 C. H. S ,...,l,, ,,,,,,,, 2 0 Coffeyville ,Y.. ...,.... 1 4 C. H. S .....,.. ....,,,. 2 1 Caney .,.....,. ........ 3 7 C. H. S ........ ........ 2 9 Fredonia ....... ....... 2 6 C. H. S ...,.... ........ 2 4 Independence .... ........ 3 6 C. H. S ....... ......., 5 3 Altamont ...... .,...... 2 G C. H. S .....,.. ........ 3 9 Neodesha ........ 1? C. H. S ........ ........ 2 5 Caney .,.... ........ 3 1 Total ........ ......... 3 46 Total.. ., ,....... .417 Hrge Fylryinzn' 's 1 r l 1 N ii 2g,,,,,,,,g,r,--.--,,m1,1 yfjifgim A-- 1 ' 1 .Q V i ' 'in ir Y' ' -c'1-1-s- g 21 g l CALENDER i0T September Sweet is the voice that calls From the babbling water fallsg But sweeter is that silent call That comes to students one and all In the mild September. School opens-Senior chapel. Meeting new teachers, renewing friendships with the old. A Freshie got into a Senior class. . Y. W. serenades teachers. Hi Y. organizes. Senior class elects officers. Sky-blue Monday. Chapel by Mortimer and Axton. Filling out enrollment blanks the chief occupation. Re-adjusting day. Ringling Brothers circus--half holiday. Normal training girls make a Model school house, Dull season. Senior class decides to have annual. Raining broomsticks and nigger babies, All school party in the gym, I Footliall game at Thayer. Zola Caldwell enters Senior class from Neodesha. Everybody cuts chapel! There's a reason--Mr. Richmond, the 'Shakes- pearian', is here. . Slightly recovered from the ordeal. Snake dance. Hlkgf lffif-5111: l i iih Y, A 441. 4 19 il' ,V i ill F il lla S We . 1' l i t October iw y Ah, suns and skies and clouds of June l And flowers of June together, M You cannot rival for one hour October's Bright blue weather. it Football game with Altamont. Teachers know us well enough to begin piling on work. l i Everybody just as good as can be. l t These lazy, hazy days are fine for sleep. What could be nicer than a quiet nap in the study hall? l Everybody studyingC?J hard. Y. W. Miss Appleby here from Denver. Chapel. Football game with Erie. New pupil added to our ranks. , i Six weeks tests are coming, and, wig Everybody is being nice to the teachers. Some are getting lazy. lit Someone skipped school yesterday-but we aren't going to tell any- , thing. ll Revolt,' cast presents H. S. with pictureg Fern Wharton speaker 1 Senior class severs friendly relations with Mr. Roller. fHe changed I ' their seats.J I' ' Grade cards. Nuff sed . All's well once more. i Ditto. ,Ilia Sophomore chapel. Mrs, Jarvis and her Mechanical Wax Toys. School begins to look like home, sweet home . W Girls' Glee Club organizes. Football game with Coffeyville. The very unusual-a freshman is tardy. We need some excitement. Seniors select class rings and pins. A U First number on Lyceum course: English Light Opera Company. 1 Absolutely nothing to write about. Senior mask party-swell time. Teachers' Association-schools closed. Hurrah! U5 Pumpkins are getting ripe but there is no change in the heads of EH v some H. S. students. lili li Halloween-time for pranks. l tr lslll itll Page Fwy-seven it fl l .NVQ-mmf it Mfr?---1-T' f 'kf' .,.....,,...a.1t:.- W..- --1'---.--.7 T. jg- i 1- V777 W t . , -.L--- L,.g.QgHct...izgl.:L-..-,rc-- November November is a grey old month, he brings the frost and snow. He turns to brown the scarlet leaves, and bids the song birds go. But underneath his sober coat, his heart is blithe and gay. And he it is who brings the glad Thanksgiving Day. Hazel King of Olathe makes her appearance. H. S. elects Hardingg Debbs a close second, with Roller and Todd telling for third. Candle service at Y. W.-Miss Redford speaker. Skirmish with Roller. Chapel by Todd. Announcement of 8th hour. Football boys go to Pittsburg to see Emporia-Pittsburg game. Sophomores using hat stretchers. Nothing doing. In Memoriam-Andy Reeves. Armistice Day-half holiday. Senior class elects annual staff. Chapel by Freshmen- Jennie Perkins school. Football line party. Lecture by Prof. Roller. Nothing happened. Junior truck ride. Signing of Senior-Roller peace treaty. Of all dull days, Monday is the dullest. Raised fund for Near East Relief. Mae Mortimer becomes Mrs. Lester Seacat. May they live happily ever after. Thanksgiving. Everyone back again with enough for once . Initiation of Mr. and Mrs. Seacat. Better English week. Posters and tag snatching. Musn't say ain't . Prof. DeLay makes a call on the Physics class. 1 Page Fwy-ezlglzf 7 ' ' W ' U fir: H ,gl December The wild and blustery End of the Old Year, But our hearts Are warm with Christmas cheer. These frosty mornings are so conducive to peaceful slumber that Mr. Todd is overworked writing excuses for tardiness. Teachers all on good behavior-state inspector here snooping around. Second number of Lyceum course- Boston Sextettef' Basket ball teams go to Oswego. b Blow out in study hall Csomeone upset the waste paper basket.J Mr. DeLay gives gymnastic lessons in 5th hour study hall. Still doing the same old things-shooting paper wads in study hall. Seniors put on comedy in form of tragedy-Trial of Miss Bad English for murder of Miss Good English. Basket ball game with Coffeyville. Jessie Rae Taylor gives program of character impersonation. Y. W. meeting- The Athletic Girl. Hi Y. chapel-Mr. Remington speaks. B. B. game at Fredonia. Swiss Bell Ringers give entertainment. Peaceful day. The Freshmen are all writing letters to Santa Claus. Everybody just the same-only better. Why better? I wonder. The holiday spirit prevails. Even the teachers are getting it. Raining H2 O. Christmas program at chapel together with pantomine play by the Juniors, And the Lamp Went Out . Alumni heard from. B.B. games. School dismissed for holiday s. Page Fwy-nine 45-..-Us A 47 AW -..A - LTTE1- i .Sri 1,ifii'1T2 'il' .ie, Ti ' 4 ' 'r 'Le--4 --Q--T--l January Ring out the old, ring in the new, Ring out the false, ring in the true. Back to school. Everybody glowing with good resolutions and festive spirits. Transfer-Methods class to 5th hour. One resolution broken already-15 tardies. Bang! There goes some more paper on the floor-some one in the office-and, well, we'll not tell of the others. Pep meeting-Basket ball gameg M. C. H. S. vs. C. H. S. Seniors have beauty shots taken for annual. Y. W. Tales of Estes Park experiences. Debate try out. Pep meeting. Preparing for finals. Nuff sed. Finals. That's final. Ditto. B. B. games at Altamont. Enrollment for 2nd semester. There are two men in no man's land-danger! Faculty entertained by Todd. A Business meeting at chapel. Seniors rejoice. Class pins are here. Pep meeting. B. B. Oswego vs. C. H. S. Pitter, patter, gentle rain drops. Smith, Spring, Holmes Orchestra. Miss Lindsey's same old request in the study hall, Please, pick up the paper . Y. W. meeting. Everybody working. Mr. Todd visits Neodesha and Normal Training girls visit city schools. Pep meeting-even on blue Monday . Page Slirfy ' l 54 il W., C me- A ls' - K ,.- A - iw E l February February is the very last month Of rain and snow and ills, Just before the first breath of spring Steals o'er the hills . Physics class has bad case of whooping cough. Y. W. meeting. Quizes keep students on the hop. Oh, these teachers-we can't live with them and we can't live with- out them. It is getting to be the fashion to cut classes. Normal Training girls addressed by Mr. Hoenshell. We have been good for two whole days. Preliminary debate in chapel. Debate, C. H. S. vs. Altamont H. S.--Altamont won. Sophomores and Freshmen have pictures taken for annual. B. B. game at Coffeyville. Physics class studying electricity-all get shocked. Monday-nothing doing. Valentine Day-but we're too old for valentines. Alas! Visiting day-what unexpected relief. Teachers come back to natural again-some one bawled out in study hall first thing. Some have spring fever-at least they act queer. No news. A new teacher-oh, boy! Things are picking up. Washington's birthday-half holiday. More quizes-such is life. Mr. Roller takes Agricultural class out of town to look for bugs-no need, we have them here at home. Basket ball games at Independence. All quiet along the Potomacf' Art exhibit by Colonial Art Company-classes busy selecting pictures. Another new teacher-they are getting common. I 'nge Szkfy-one . N Jars .W ,, xwAT -'i-fir? F , ...Ek-1 J 7- an., .Y lg 7 N ff ff Vjlgrf- -5 -Y Y 7' -V gl? - 'C fH ' 5' i . c N liifzi xii ' .Eli Vail i ! ll, Nl il.. March :lil The Stormy March has come at last, Milli With winds and clouds and changing skies, ll ii lil N. I hear the rushing of the blast, img That through the snowy valley flies. 'till' Nils W 1. Art exhibit-Y.W. C. A. hike. 2 Getting acquainted with Miss Rabourne. ill. 3. We all have spring fever-even the Faculty. l 4. Pep meeting. Altamont game. We inaugurated some new yells. 7. Hard Work and pep is overcoming the spring fever, a little. 5 1 8. All you hear any more is the basket ball rule. il 10. Dr. Armstrong lectures on Germs -Basket ball teams to Pittsburg i 1 1 1 ll for District Tournament. I 11. Yelled all day for our basket ball teams. Qi ' 14. Chapel-Dr. Lewis of Emporia College speaker. Pep meeting. Hi Y. .il Basket ball team to Mound Valley. i K l gm 15. March Winds ? Well I guess. 16. C. H. s. Musical Concert. fl' 17. The Wearing O' The Green. B. B. teams to Lawrence for State Tournament. A y 18. Music contest at Independence. il 21. Miss James of Cottey College here. 22. We thought there was a Bone Dry law in Kansas. Some A of the ii mil! Faculty find it rather damp around here. Hi Y. vs. Elk City lr! in it ei -I 3 ii' li .pil 15.9. llii. in 1 fig B. B. 23. Mrs. Axton returned today for some parsley. 25. Pep meeting. C. H. S. vs. Neodeshag basket ball game. li alll? iii ll il ,ill ill till. fill il ' .il iii Page Szbdy-z'w0 izfff'-1iHfggQQQIfQf'H .--Qu mf, .C S-. Urganzlzations YY W. C. A. Y. M C. A. Dramafie Ar! Debate Page Szbrfy-three g g 'I-I ' S: gg ia Wi L. CHRISMAN, B. BECKER, C. GILES, P. HIBBARD, F. VVINSELL, L. MORRISON, F. VVHARTON, D. BRIGGS, The girls, who represented us at the Estes Park conference last sum- mer, received such an inspiration that, at the opening of the year in Sep - tember, they put new life in the Y. W. organization and laid their plans for the year's activities. The activities of the society have been the weekly meetings held on Monday evenings together with the following special features: Y-odeler campaign glee club. --ou will again send our girls to Estes Park this summer. W-ake up early, breakfast, and hike. - -est Central Field, Missionary, Miss Vance supported by us in her work in China. C-andy sales. -ongratulatory serenade of the new members of the Faculty. -andle light service held by Miss Redford of Indiana. A-cquaintance Social in the High School Gym. -ggressive plans presented by Miss Appleby, H. S. Organizer. Pngf S11 rl yfon 1' Members of Y. W. C. A. Miss McQuiston Edith Williams Kathleen Brewer Reva West Bessie Hornback Emma Chichester Thelma Pierce Jessie McMahon Thelma McDaniel Lucile Carson Wilma Francis Nellie Sawyer Esther Darling Mrs. Seacat Lucile Loomis Ethelda Dixon Elizabeth Kinman Denzil Miller Francis Olds Fern Wharton Orrie Beam Kellogg Klea Sharp Lester Morrison Stella Chrisman Janet Cunningham Alberta Welte Nellie Davidson Helen Forbes Lageta Russell Florence Smith Pauline Dack Eva Daniel Marcelle Todd Doris Briggs Marguerite Saltsgaver Helen Rorick Marie Wilson Eva Ross Vivian Welte Page Sixtyjive .fs ggi? lj ifff-g'177T.,, M, lv X l I l l Eva Davidson L Marguerite Barnhart l Winifred Owens 5 Fern Thompson lx Maxine Finley Miss MacGregor I Miss Jenson 'N Irene Allison Alfreda Barker 1 1 Miss Fanning gl Carrie Giles 5' Evelyn Pender 1 1 Marvelle Bates 1 Ethel Wendell l Eva Berkenmier Lillian Skaggs lu Barbara Becker gh! Fern Winsell Betheen King 53523 Lucile Chrisman Leona Gibson ig fl Louise Miller Pauline Hibbard Loleta Johnson Clarice Moon I Ruth Cadle Viola Norton Martha Berkenmier M Pauline Foster lf! Miss Lovett l Ketha Grant Mildred Lester M Doris Hollet Mildred Hoss Mrs. Axton igggl Miss Lindsey Bessie McMahon iigil Edythe Larken Corrinne Norris lil! IMI all El' I J all gil! E352 rbi? IEW all ,-...a,Q -'?:T:i'jlL-'E' j.--p.:Lg::1'-.'i.,:,J-L' -'H-'M-'J 'gj'I '1 1 - 'r 'e---1 4: :gg 'df ' 'CTT-I-S' ,.1Qw,,-.--- A. M., --,,-.--..1cc-, f -1 .... W-. -- mf -Fig L7 .11::1g:::igT'1it:igi:: QQ fi? ttf-1ifi'W' ' Mittal? sl i E I I 5 I Hi Y. Four things a man must learn to do, If he would make his record true- T0 think Without confusion clearlyg To act from honest motives purelyg To love his fellow men sincerelyg To trust in God and Heaven securely. The Hi Y, of Cherryvale was organized early in the school year of 1920-21 and is now a society of +34 members. It holds it's devotional meetings in the High School library and then goes to the gymnasium for an evening of sport. It has had several exciting basket ball games with 2 out of town teams. l Twelve boys were particularly fortunate in being able to attend Q the Hi Y. Conference at Hutchinson in November, 1920. These boys were i privileged to hear speeches of vital interest to thcm, from men recognized I as leaders in Christian life and Work. They were entertained by various churches of Hutchinson at banquets, along with 1500 other boys who came l from all over Kansas. They came home feeling convinced that the Hi Y. I is a very much worthwhile organization. 3 Iilkgfl' Szlifif-.x'1'.i E l -'-' 1----ffM-M-ffMm'M-MMfaiigj'j',iijjQ'1'1T3T f'f' ,QQ ,L1.,i 'iii'-?EiZl3QZM4MT'fliil7l 1 Am' ,..-,.,,LlY Wfnff,fl-wifglg,-::,ga-'-zzgrrzzizi... I, l 1 d Q' .. . fill? . - -g --.-- Hg Y H ...A Y,,Y va -- Y.,. -W A' - . 'L ,,,, 1. .55- 'fB.,r,,., r ,,,,,.,,:iL...M..-,,W,..M..., DRAMATIC ART. lo, During the second semester of the year 1920 Linder the leader-ship of Miss Mae Mortimer, head of the English department, eight girls from this department put on a humorous one act play, The Revolt. Those taking part were: Fern Wharton, Nona Martin, Almedta Foster, Irene Curtis, Wilma Francis, Helen Utter, Doris Briggs, Violet Standley, and last but not least, The Ideal Husband. The proceeds from the play were given to the Y. W. C. A., which netted them a good sum. This company made such a hit that they were asked to give it at the Morehead consolidated school. After paying all expenses of the trip the remainder of the proceeds was used in buying a picture for the English department. Through the royal good times enjoyed by the girls in practicing and giving this play originated the organization of the Dramatic Art Club, having a membership of twenty-five. Mrs. Mae Mortimer-Seacat ..,,.. .............. D irector Miss Lindsay .........,....,.......,.. r....... A ss. Director Miss Jenson ...... ..... i Rss. Director Nona Martin .....r. .,...,.......,. P resident Maynard Ray ...... ..............,..,.., V ice President Wilma Francis .,....,,.....,,,,......,.,.......... Secretary and Treasurer It was arranged to have social meetings once a month. A play was selected and parts assigned, but as everyone was too busy with school work to give it the time required, it was thought best to drop it. Page Sir fy - 71 in e DEBATE. io... Debate is to the intellect what athletics are to the body. We all know that debating is a great asset to any school. It is a benefit to the school because it puts the school on the map quite as much as any other activity. It is a benefit to the individual because it develops the ability to go deeply into the subject at hand and to study it from every view point, thus making broad-minded individuals. 1 Cherryvale had two debating teams this year, the first teams that she has had for several years. Both teams met Altamont on the subject, Resolved, that the Labor Unions are Detrimental to the Best Interests of the Workingmenf' At Cherryvale, Altamont upheld the affirmative side of the question and at Altamont the negative side, winning in both places, a two to one decision in their favor. Cherryvale's team on the negative was handicapped by the fact that their alternate, Lucile Chrisman, was called upon at almost the last moment to take the place of Obert Cook, who had expected and prepared to take the place, but was unable to do so because of illness. In spite of the fact that no victories were won for C. H. S. the mem- bers of these teams and their coaches, Supt. DeLay and Miss McQuiston, felt more than repaid for their efforts because of the splendid experience it gave the participants in preparing their speeches and publicly presenting their arguments. Several members of these pioneer teams will be with us next year and it is to be hoped that they will again enter this department of school activities and that others will follow their example. Page Sevenfy MMA, .M .,- ..- V' N R I Y T-7.-2:1.,..,.... ,.., - .,,,. MZ, .,.. -..,.-..m..-T.s. V fig E??'?5f3fQ?2 ji i' iii iiliigiiiiiiiggii' , , ,,,,,, l-qi U , ,Wig Affirmative at Cherryvale. CHRISMAN ARMSTRONG MCMAHON Negative at Altamont. KELLOGG CORSER BAUMGARDNER bg ?1+fff2511?3gi1:,mae.,??f-feel-A f,,,'.QKe.f,,-f Liifia..- SOCIETY. TO...- All School Party. An all school party took place at the H. S. Gym, September 23. All kinds of games were played and various amusing races took place, includ- ing a Faculty race which was the most comical of all. Prof. Todd won, being the fastest of all, with Prof. Roller and Miss MacGregor in hot pur- suit. A cup Ctinl was given to the Senior class for winning the most races, and after all the exercises, punch and wafers were served. The evening ended with every one proclaiming it a great success. Y. M. C. A. Banquet C The Y. M. C. A. Banquet was held at the M. E. church Monday evening, September 27. Mr. Hartford, a Y. M. C. A. State Secretary from Pittsburg, was the guest of honor. Professors Todd, Stillwaugh, Roller and Mr. Hartford, gave toasts to the Y. M. C. A. boys. The evening was spent planning for a membership campaign. Altamont-Cherryvale Feed On Friday, October 1, 1920, after the Altamont game, a dinner was served to both teams at the High School. The coaches gave their view points of the game, to which afterwards, all adjourned to the auditorium, where everyone had a glorious good time. Freshmen Party Because everyone tells the Freshmen that they are insignificant is the reason why they had a Hallowe'en party for the whole school and the Neodesha foot ball team on Wednesday, October 27. After the foot ball game, everyone had a great time at the masquaraded Freshmen party. Having their fortunes told, going through rooms with dead men in them and being led around by a ghost. My! what a thrill it was to go into a darkened building and not knowing what you might meet next. And everyone says that the greatest thing of all was the eats, Page Sezfezzfy-Iwo V U- ,N H , ....,,.., .W W C,.Li'- . Mp' ' ' ' '4 74 i ' 'fini A -- 1-7 - -' Ti' 5-515 --1'-35'-5357-1? T TZ, .4 - :i'l l iii? l --if A W A' ' iilrlfiligil-A iw 4 is YT' ':g1f'1 : 'Ug :r1 r f1.'J?'L'l'Z - i?'-- 'l'lI'1?f.'fT?3'T?T'l ' il' U -fe-'ffm-W 'Q is ,4 we L.. 1 Senior Party As the Seniors always want to come first of all, they had their Hallowe'en party on October 28. Everyone went to the old Moose hall with creaks and creaks in it, masqueraded so that they were not recognizable. Fortune telling and scarey rooms furnished amusement until late in the evening, when refreshments were served. Everything was delicious, especially the doughnuts, that were all stolen before the Seniors had a chance at them. Hence the Seniors went home with revenge in their hearts against the other classes. ' Foot Ball Dinner When Independence played foot ball here November 11, the Athletic association gave a dinner for the two teams and coaches. Every boy seemed to eat plenty and enjoy themselves until time for talks and then you should have seen the captain fRusseD trying to get away. However, he generally has his share. Foot Ball Line Party One morning there was a notice on the bulletin board that made everyone jealous if they wercn't on the foot ball team or had a friend on the team. The notice was: All foot ball boys meet at AXton's at 7 130 o'clock with your girls for a good time. There is going to be plenty to eat. Be sure and come. Julia McQuiston. They went and surely had a wonderful time. First of all was a line party to the Royal, and then came the spread at Squier's. This was November 16. Glee Club Line Party Because the Republican committee thought that the Cherryvale Girls' Glee Club helped President Harding to be elected, they gave the girls a grand treat November 16, 1920. They were taken to the Royal theater to a line party and afterwards to the Squier drug store for a lunch. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Axton were the chaperones of the evening. All the girls said that it paid to be Republicans. Junior Hike Because the Juniors thought they needed fresh air, they decided to go to the Riverside park, each inviting a guest. The faculty was also invited. Plenty of eats were taken so there would be no hungry ones coming home. All reported a wonderful time and they surely must have had it by the looks of Mr. Roller's black eye. Page Sevezzfy-flzrfe v-QW.. 14if-- --azhnyn Aff new ,7,,:e 'T,iZl,,, ,Hiya-. ft.-wi'-1,---' ,ag , I i:jQL.,.fiii.i1, -.K ,Naam gg, ,m,,,,A,g,.M,,K,4,,,,c ,g- ifr' W . 'i,.. . 4 . :?7'Tw3i'Qf'. L' 11' 'W ' ' H ' fm-ff: w--'A-M--- i--- '-wi -- A H . 11112: ez:-A-W-team if-11 1. f,-pp.-Q, 41 Liiifi-L.QIil'l'f,i33l'lE 'Q.'Y. 'l 'A .-.... , :T'L'L. l7' -Wa ..-.- w.--.-n. . .--g..Y---.- ,-..,,3L.,.5i. . 1 W .. We HW,,, -H p' If l l y r Sophomore Party Is Santa Claus good to everyone? Sure, ask the Sophomores. They had a Christmas tree and each invited a guest. But the surprise to every- one was that Santa Claus had a present for each one there. The evening was spent enjoying the music and lively games after which refreshments were served by several Sophomore girls. Faculty Dinner The loveliest event of the season was when Mr. Todd entertained the faculty to a six o'clock dinner. The dinner was served at the High School and the table was elaborately set. After all had feasted, they gathered in the auditorium to see Miss Lindsey dance and hear Mr. Roller sing. What a shame that the High School students couldn't have witnessed all of the fun. Basket Ball Feed After the game with Oswego, January 21, a lunch was served in the library to the Oswego and Cherryvale girls' and boys' teams. Reports were given by the captains and coaches of the games, which were greatly appreciated. The rest of the time was spent in visiting. Basket Ball Entertainment On the evening of January 22, Miss McQuiston and Fern Wharton entertained the boys' and girls' basket ball teams at the home of Fern Wharton at a seven o'clock dinner. Everyone enjoyed himself immensely and especially Mr. Stillwaugh and Willard. Basket Ball Feast After the basket ball game with Fredonia on Friday, February 18, Cherryvale's most enthusiastic rooters served a lunch to the hard worked players. When anyone works hard in a game, he says that he is able to eat. It surely must be the truth, as we may judge by the disappearance of the eatables on this occasion. Girls' B. B. Party Before Mrs. M, Seacat, the girls, coach, resigned and moved to In- dependence, she entertained the team in her English room, February 25. A lovely luncheon was served, after which Mrs. Seacat gave a talk. Every- one regretted her leaving the C. H. S. Page Se 1'EIZfjfjf021 r ... Q , -,qif lg '-'1:' ' '-5..1e,W Music Cherryvale High School boomed when it came to athletics, big feeds and pep, but it went over the top in music. At the beginning of the term, our music supervisor, Mrs. Tourtelot, organized the Girls' Glee Club, Girls' Quartette, Mixed Quartette, and Mixed Chorus, which have all done splendid work. The entries made in the Musical Contest at Independence March 18, were, Girls' Glee Club, Girls' Quartette, Mixed Quartette, Boys' Solo, Girls' Solo, and last but not least, the Orchestra. Although our Orchestra consists of only thirteen pieces, the in- dividual training and untiring efforts put forth by each one enabled them to take second place in the Musical Contest, without their leader, Earnest Diven, who was unable to be present on account of sickness. It was then that the people discovered there was a vast difference between a disjointed Boiler Factory and an Orchestra. The Orchestra does not have one back-slider, but they are always ready with something peppy and suitable for all our entertainments and Chapel exercises. On account of the Glee Club's success at Independence, they are now practicing for an Operetta, entitled, The Gypsy Rover , which is to be the one big hit of the season. fillgff' .S'f'fff11U'j52'e pp g '1- M. CADLE. B. BECKER, VV. FRANCIS, O. KELLOGG F. VVHARTON, L. PETERSON, A. FOSTER. L. RUSSELL, H. KING, H. IYTTER, C. GILES, M. SALTSGAVER, L. LEONARD M, CUNNINGHAM, B. BEACH. E. COZAD. 'QT S ' X-:Sf 115515. N11-fivm- 1-ffw--11 W Y , W, Mgu..- ,,,,,.. AYb---,ff wt iw. -- '-3 5' - ...,. ..v....-.-F---.-,-.--l--i-'-'-f---- - -'- - ::':f'1'i,1:: ee E 1' :Zigi il, ,,-....K:,- , , , ,,-....,, .,....,.f,-m?:.,.,.-ff-.iff-.3 L 5 f iff! , A--v---AH V- --- YYYY --- - - ' W , Y vii., uf, . ,,.w M7 , V I I L ,, ,,,,,,, , A: Ai 3lT LLi'1 il W ,L 'iifi1:,,::g- ::lij 1l t i1!i1,:ii W :TW A ' ' +4-'- ii I fjj ffl E2 X W l 5 i W I .Avi ' T If Ax fiiifx 1- AF, I I f fiiwii 2 r x I xg Q fy I K 1 I A ..,1,.'f,,f,. V- , .-...,.,. K, . , ,. , ,, .., A . S13 T' , . . . ., M F w ,- fi ii N W fx, 3. H -fxrigf' g,,O1.,,-,K ,uY,,, THE ALUMNI. -0- 1885 Blair, Rose, CMrs. E. B. Smithb, Oakland, Calif. Fall, Jane, CMrs. Smallj, Kansas City, Mo. Griffin, Will, CDeceasedJ. Newton, Minnie, flVIrs. Elliottj, CDeceasedJ. Shannon, Myrtle, CMarriedJ. 1886 Clapp, Alva, Topeka, Kans. Diltz, Daisy, fMrs. D. M. Kiltzj, San Diego, Calif. Flemming, Gertie, fMrs. Shaklinj, Oakland, Calif. Powell, Benson M., Topeka, Kans. 1887 Coleman, Laura Dixon, W. Edgar, Bartlesville, Okla. Hyden, James, CDeceasedJ. McKnight, Elmer, Cherryvale, Kans. Mitchell, Whittier, Seattle, Wash. Pearson, Gertie, CMrs. Hoarj, CDeceasedJ. Riggs, Fannie, Kansas City, Mo. Riggs, Lena, CMrs. A. C. Pattersonj, Kansas City, Mo. Pearson, Pearl M., Evanston, Ill. Shumard, Frank, Cherryvale, Kans. 1888 Beal, Jane, fMrs. Dayl, Riverbank, Calif. Filson, Rosa, CDeceasedJ. Hart, Belle, fMrs. Link Truaxj, Gage, Okla. Gault, Laura, CMrs. Radfordb, St. Louis, Mo. Garner, Laurena, CMrs. Ed. Joycej, Kansas City, Mo Hutchinson, Laura, QMrs. Blunkl, Kansas City, Mo Juleson, Edna, CMrs. Tom Woodj, CDeceasedJ. McKnight, Maude, fMrs. Wykoffj, Cherryvale, Kans Powell, Nanie, fMrs. Calhounj, Walla Walla, Wash. Prewett, Carrie, CMrs. Baldwinl, CDeceasedJ. Prichard, Anna, Calif. Rice, Amy, CMrs. Thompsonj, Escondido, Calif. Wood, Weedie, CDeceasedJ. 1889 Baldwin, Hugh, fDeceasedJ. Ball, Stella, fMrs. Bennettj, Cherryvale, Kans. Campbell, Lelia, CMrs. Pearsonb, Upper Montclair, N. J Gard, Etta, CMrs. Hughbanksj, Cherryvale, Kans. Kearns, Maggie, CMrs. Godbyj, Claremore, Okla. Morning, Theodore, Des Moines, Iowa. Pearson, Drew, CDeceasedD. Wood, Clarence, Richmond, Calif. Page Eighty as 'c l,4-..4,, as ...li e ':..-f as -- g .. ..... . ' -g 1890 Atkinson, Lydia, Barton, Emma, CMrs. Morningl,'Vinita, Okla. Lappine, Ed, Juneau, Alaska. Lutz, Joe. McCormick, Mollie, CMrs. Shumardj, Cherryvale, Kans. Orr, Kate, fMrs. Douthatl, fDeceasedJ. Wood, Lou, fDeceasedJ. 1891 Allison, Cora, CMrs. Needlesb, Pittsburg, Kans. Beal, Kate, CMrs. Williamsonl, Ottawa, Kans. Brandly, Clara, fMrs. Grosel. Coldwell, Christine, fMrs. Leo Veederb, Cherryvale, Kans Hutchinson, Cyrus, CDeceasedJ. Jenson, Louise, fMrs. Blairj. Leatherock, Bertha, QMrs. Kinmanj, Cherryvale, Kans. Murphy, Mattie, CMrs. Phegleyj, Cleburne, Texas. Newton, Revilla, Cherryvale, Kans. Mitchell, Fred, Coffeyville, Kans. Paxson, Ora, CMrs. Longj, Duncan, Okla. Parks, Gordon, Kansas City, Mo. Prewett, Frank, QDeceasedj. Ringle, Will, Pittsburg, Kans. Traughber, Ray, Kansas City, Mo. Watson, Archie, Spokane, Wash. Wood, Effie, fMrs. Cookl, Baxter Springs, Kans. 1892 Asdell, Will, Los Angeles, Calif. Baker, Grace, Kansas City, Mo. Beal, Juanita, fMrs. Harknessj, Glendale, Oregon. Carson, Fred, Omaha, Neb. Histed, Bell, CMrs. Richard Doctorl, Iowa. Miller, Anna. Schiller, Emma, St. Louis, Mo. Veeder, Leo, Cherryvale, Kans. 1893 Gulick, Howard, Cherryvale, Kans. Hutchinson, Emma, Chanute, Kans. Lang, Nellie, CMrs. Martinl, Topeka, Kans. Lewis, Ada, CMrs. Lomaxl, Cherryvale, Kans. Meade, Carrie, fMrs. Norrisj, Cherryvale, Kans. Parks, Maude, CMrs. Hoagl, Cleveland, Ohio. Schiller, Kate, Cherryvale, Kans. Sawyer, Pearl, CMrs. Kimel, Kansas City, Mo. Scott, Belle, fMrs. Ostranderl, Cherryvale, Kans. Stewart, Lillie, CMrs. Corserj, Cherryvale, Kans. Turner, Gertrude, CMrs. Dr. Davisl, Kansas City, Mo. Thompson, Russell, Cherryvale, Kans. Wilson, May, Los Angeles, Calif. Pngf lillgh ly- on e A A . 1 if ,ff ' 5 A AL-, Liu.. . h , .,,. ,v . .. ,,1,,,... .--. L5.....--,,., . ..,.:,:-mmm.. ,W ,C V-A.-SL-...Lt ,I :MAY , WY-Aim! A -W . Lr..,,,,Y.M...,LL.LLQL,f, , ,,j,-,L, .LWMW 1 Q 'IJ' Sf HQ 1896 Asdell, Theodore, Los Angeles, Calif. Bellamy, Frank, CDeceasedD. Cannady, Bertha. Clotfelter, Carrie, CMrs. Pfaffl, CDeceasedJ. Chapman, Earl, Pittsburg, Kans. Ellsworth, Margaret, Kansas City, Mo. Hutchinson, Myra, Cherryvale, Kans. Luther, Leola, CMrs. Beckleyl, Boise City, Idaho. Logan, Lula, fDeceasedJ. Logan, Kirk, Washington, D. C. McCormick, Bertha, CMrs. Steiferj, Chico, Calif. McKnight, Florence, CMrs. Hitchcockj, Cherryvale, Kans Ong, Kitty, CMrs. Wilkie, CDeceasedJ. Ringle, Ida, CMrs. Darlingl, Independence, Kans. Smith, Frances, QMrs. Whitej, Texas. Toy, James, De Ridder, La. 1897 Asdell, Harvey, Los Angeles, Calif. Beckley, Ben, Grambury, Colo. Bellamy, Bert, Denver, Colo. Field, Robert, CDeceasedl. Guilky, Emma, fMrs. Leachj, Independence, Kan Jones, Mesie, Logan, Clyde, Norris, Mary Pal-ks, Lottie: Porter, Pearl 9 Rennick, Ora, Sawyer, Tom CDeceasedJ. CDeceasedJ. fMrs. Halej, Tulsa, Okla. fMrs. Murphyl, Cherryvale, Kans. CMrs. Ireyl, fDeceasedD. fMrs. Powellj, Coffeyville, Kans. Kansas City Mo. Toy, Mable, fMrs. Dr. Davisb, Parsons, Kans. 1898 Coleman, Frances, fMrs. Bakerj, Liberty, Kans. Cooley, Bernice. Elkin, Maude, CMrs. Tom Sawyerl, Kansas City, M Evans, Blanche, CMrs. Brannonb, fDeceasedJ. Hammerburg, James, Los Angeles, Calif. Hutchinson, Laura, CMrs. Stewartj, Albuquerque, Logan, Spencer, Ann Arbor, Mich. Paxson, Rebecca, CMrs. Farbrol, Independence, K Raymond, Rose, CMrs. Barkleyj, San Francisco, Calif. Stone, Bertha, fMrs. Winterl, Calif. Stewart, John, Los Angeles, Calif. 1899 Axton, Elmer, Pittsburg, Kans. Bellamy, Ed, Topeka, Kans. Hendricks, Jesse, CDeceasedJ. Moore, Bertha, Deer Lodge, Mont. Page E zlgh 1' y - I TI io S. 0. N. Mex ans. A -m4-- -- ig . . . C C . 1 FEM fa---:zz I. lil! H5351 M31 Ong, Ralph, Davis, Calif. Onright, Maude. ilil Schiller, Clara, St. Louis, Mo. lil , Sherwood, Emma, fMrs. Youngsl, Blackwell, Okla. il Searcy, Lydia, Stillwater, Okla. l Williams, Geo., Nowata, Okla. l 1 Welch, Gertrude. 1900 Bailey, Clara, CMrs. Axtonj, Pittsburg, Kans. E 1 E l Bailey, Henry, Kansas City, Mo. H111 Bailey, Will, Kansas City, Mo. gil 1, Barber, Gertrude, Coffeyville, Kans. lliilg Butler, Edith, CMrs. Murphyj, Coffeyville, Kans. Wi Herod, Phillip, El Reno, Okla. 111 Hollyfield, Clara, QMrs. Asdelb, Los Angeles, Calif. Mijn Jenson, Elsie, CMrs. Disneyl. W Krieble, Verna, fDeceasedD. 1 Schiller, Will, CDeceasedD. I 1 l lf 1901 N Axton, Nate, Eldorado, Kans. lil 11 Asdell, Walter, fDeceased5. Q1 , Bowen, Josephine, CMrs. Butlerj, Oakland, Calif. W, Butler, Margaret, Cherryvale, Kans. lil: Detmore, Mary, QMrs. VVill Roeb, Cherryvale, Kans. Ellsworth, Roy, fDeceasedJ. l Finley, Rose, CMrs. Mackj, Coffeyville, Kans. I E I 1 Hutter, George, Cherryvale, Kans. Hi, Hammerburg, Anna, CMrs. Flowersb, San Francisco, Calif Nunn, Ethelwin, fMrs. Jursj, Oakland, Calif. Parks, Hazel, fMrs. Holtj, Independence, Kans. lk, Porter, Alice, CMrs. Bakery, Greensburg, Kans. N! Raymond, Edna, CMrs. Bradyi, Oakland, Calif. i' Rounds, Eunice, Cherryvale, Kans. .Ev Roseberry, Louise, CMrs. Dackj, Cherryvale, Kans. Williams, Stella, CMrs. Axtonj, Eldorado, Kans. ill E 1902 Downing, Mable, CMrs. Cummingsj, Chanute, Kans. milk Greenstreet, Jessamine, CMrs. Scottl, CDeceasedD. Howard, Naomi, Cherryvale, Kans. Kise, William Kent, VVichita, Kans. Kring, Roberta, fMrs. Harperh, Independence, Kans. Ml Lynch, Edna, fMrs. Withrowl, Cherryvale, Kans. Moore, Nona, fMrs. Vancel, Sterling, Colo. ' 4 Mill McSweeny, Mary, Pittsburgh, Penn. Plowman, May, CMrs. Kinneyj, Skiatook, Okla. ffl Porter, Maude, Cherryvale, Kans. Q, Robins, Daisy, Brownwood, Texas. 1,2 Spayd, Anna, CMrs. Barnhartl, Cherryvale, Kans. . .sqm IUIIIQF Ejglllflf Mira' iilll ll 'ri 1 Thompson, Georgia, CMrs. Vaughn Kornerj, St. Louis, Mo I Q , n 1903 Baker, Lilly, CMrs. Woodl, Topeka, Kans. Barker, Ethel, CMrs. Barberl, Cherryvale, Kans. Browning, Fern, Moline, Kans. Casebeer, Wilma. Coldwell, Kathleen, fMrs. Caplinl, Weiser, Idaho. Cathers, Viola, iMrs. Larsonl, Coffeyville, Kans. Ellsworth, Zoe, Kansas City, Mo. Finley, Maude, Manhatten, Kans. Kelso, Kittylou, CMrs. Pinkstonl, Liberty, Kans. Nunn, Mayme, New York City. Penix, Bessie, fMrs. Beckertj, Oakland, Calif. Richardson, Laura. Ritchie, Lizzie, fMrs. Bakerj, fDeceasedJ. Richardson, Oda, fMrs. Fieldj, Chanute, Kans. Savage, Wayne, CMrs. Scottl, Cherryvale, Kans. Thompson, Ruby, CMrs. Swanl, Brighton, Ill. Zwissler, Kate, Hollywood, Calif. 1904 Baker, Julia, CMrs. Aide-rj, Amsterdam, Mo. Barber, Myrtle, fMrs. Stephensl, Independence, Kans Isnard, Victoria, Independence, Kans. Locke, Ova, Joplin, Mo. Lovett, Harry, Bartlesville, Okla. Mitchell, Will, Salina, Kans. Nolan, May, iMrs. Will Plowmanj, Columbus, Kans. Pothour, Cleo, fMrs. McClellandJ, Cherryvale, Kans. Richart, Grace, Oswego, Kans. Zwissler, Rosa, CMrs. Johnsonj, Los Angeles, Calif. 1905 Barber, Everett, Cherryvale, Kans. Beasley, Lula, 1Mrs. Wycliffj, Kansas City, Mo. Bricker, Grace, QMrs. Wadej, Morehead, Kans. Cunningham, Annabelle, CMrs. Sweenyj, Tulsa, Okla. Fruit, Roy, Haskell, Okla. Hamer, Edna, fMrs. Blades, Jr.J, Hugo, Colo. Mountain, Grace, fMrs. Whitej, Toledo, Ohio. McClelland, Marshall, fDeceasedJ. Randolph, Carl, Kernville, Calif. Romine, Grace, fMrs. Kingj, Aberdeen, Wash. Sponable, May, CMrs. Caudlel, Edna, Kans. White, Laura, fMrs. Axtonl, Osawatomie, Kans. Wooten, Susie, Kansas City, Mo. 1906 Bennett, John, Los Angeles, Calif. Blades, Ralph, Cherryvale, Kans. Cahill, Mary, fMrs. Hicksb, Kansas City, Mo. Conway, Dora, Tulsa, Okla. IJKIKQP Ezlghiy-j91111' . 'Y , 1 Carl, Paul, Cherryvale, Kans. Hart, Blanche, Fredonia, Kans. Henry, Inez, Coffeyville, Kans. Howard, Lamyra, CMrs. Doranj, Kansas, City, Mo. Mountain, James, CDeceasedJ. McQueary, Grace, fMrs. Ridgwayj, Denver, Colo. McCarthy, Vona, iMrs. Piperj. Ogden, Floyd, Helena, Mont. Regan, Anna, CMrs. Cliffordj, Parsons, Kans. Richart, Ruth, Cherryvale, Kans. Smith, James, Kansas City, Mo. Tarleton, Oneida, St. Louis, Mo. Taylor, Ralph, Bartlesville, Okla. Taylor, Blanche, fMrs. Parsonsb, Dallas, Texas. 1907 Barker, Elsie, CMrs. C. C. Lewish, Cherryvale, Kans Conway, Anna, Tulsa, Okla. Ellis, Mayme, CMrs. Wallacel, Montrose, Colo. Hartell, Chester, CDeceasedJ. 1908 Adams, Dora, Chicago, Ill. Butler, David, Blackwell, Okla. Blades, Edith, CMrs. Whitel, Mesa, Arizona. Fogleman, Inez, CMrs. Moonb, Independence, Kans. Houghton, Pearl, fMrs. Walkerj, Los Angeles, Calif. Hamm, Marie, CMrs. Brickerj, Cherryvale, Kans. Houck, Harry, Little Rock, Ark. Holmes, Mary, Independence, Kans. Howard, Mable, Cherryvale, Kans. Isnard, Flora, Tulsa, Okla. Lovett, Myrtie, CMrs. Butlerb, Blackwell, Okla. Lovett, Ralph, Little Rock, Ark. Rittenhouse, Pearl, Ardmore, Okla. Sponable, Harry, Cherryvale, Kans. Thixten, Madge, CMrs. Hartellj, fDeceasedJ. Witham, Edith, Cherryvale, Kans. 1909 Baldwin, Earnest, Moscow, Idaho. Barker, Anna, fMrs. J. T. Lewisj, Cherryvale, Kans. Cash, Maude, CMrs. Lucasb, Washington, Ind. Davis, Irene, Salina, Kans. Howard, Edith, CMrs. Owensj, Cherryvale, Kans. Hitchcock, Earl, Ava, Mo. Henry, Patti, CMrs. O'LoughlinJ, Independence, Mo. Kring, Madge, fMrs. Baldwinl, Moscow, Idaho. Leatherock, Lloyd, Wichita, Kans. . Sands, Frank, Cherryvale, Kans. Seacat, Charles, Independence, Kans. Stewart, Bertha, Cherryvale, Kans. llzlge lizlgh 1' yf fi we ,Ax--' M-: V-4-.T 2. V ,Yami Ay ....-1.-L.-,willf....-.f..nQ:X4Q'Qg.2lQf1fIlffQl7J.,,Z'if-.1 K' F 1' 'LH-ll iii Lila-QJl1Z21.,,a,.fILQIf',l.X,...f-...z-x,:J7lxf ::.:f11 iIr:Li::,.. , , Y Y, L .,,,.,...,Y or gg I -C-H-Sf 1910 Barker, Ruth, CMrs. Harmonj, Cherryvale, Kans. Beck, Orlie, Coffeyville, Kans. Barber, Caroline, Coffeyville, Kans. Butler, Eleanor, CMrs. Smithj, Los Angeles, Calif. Browning, Bernice, CMrs. Tobiasl, Moline, Kans. Davidson, Ethel, CMrs. Martini, Chanute, Kans. Dobson, Yolande, CMrs. Fruitl, Haskell, Okla. Ellsworth, Myrtle, iMrs. Dr. Dailj Detroit, Mich. Ellis, Marguerite, Fall City, Neb. Hall, Myrtle, CMrs. Porterb, McAlester, Okla. Harmon, Meddie, CMrs. Lytlel, Bartlesville, Okla. Harmon, Lester, Cherryvale, Kans. Howard, Ruby, CMrs. Musserl, Boise City, Idaho. Hutter, Anna, QMrs. ParsonsJ, Eldorado, Kans. Kellam, Marvelle, C Mrs. Allenl, Delta, Colo. Locke, Georgia, Jennings, Okla. Mortimer, Daisy, Mitchell, Ind. McKnight, Harry, Cherryvale, Kans. McCelland, Grace, CMrs. Wilkinsl, Independence, Kans Randolph, Reba, Cherryvale, Kans. 1911 Adams, Leonard, Hannibal, Mo. Beckley, Drew, Depue, Ill. Chanceller, Amy, Joplin, Mo. Dack, Zelpha, CMrs. Youngsl, Los Angeles, Calif. Davidson, Vera, CMrs. Hackerj, Cherryvale, Kans. Dickinson, Almon, Indianapolis, Ind. Francis, Chester, Cherryvale, Kans. Fiser, Vanlew, Cherryvale, Kans. Giles, Charles, Cherryvale, Kans. Norton, Porter, Castlewood, S. D. Pittenger, Leone, Cherryvale, Kans. Stahl, Regina, CMrs. Sandsj, Cherryvale, Kans. Van Dyke, Earnest, CDeceasedJ. 1912 Axton, Ray, Independence, Kans. Beckley, Grace, fMrs. Axtonj, Independence, Kans. Baldwin, Ray, Cherryvale, Kans. Earnest, Jesse, fMrs. Crogj, Los Angeles, Calif. Hunter, Mary, Cherryvale, Kans. Howard, Ivy, Pawhuska, Okla. Henry, Mary, Toledo, Ohio. Hart, Bessie, fMrs. Hayesl, Fredonia, Kans. Lomax, Elsie, Cherryvale, Kans. Nodurfth, Elmer, Wichita, Kans. Pittenger, Marie, CMrs. Ringlel, Cherryvale, Kans. Reeves, Grace, CMrs. Rothb, Independence, Kans. Spalding, Jenny, CMrs. Shellj, Tulsa, Okla. Page Ezlgh fy- six ,, s fi 1 . C V Smith, Leon, Philadelphia, Penn. Seacat, Lester, Independence, Kans. 1913 Baker, Glenn, Cherryvale, Kans. Baker, Quinn, Sapulpa, Okla. Colopy, Norma, CMrs. McFarlandJ, Wichita, Kans. Ellis, Vada, Bartlesville, Okla. Hutter, Bertha, Eldorado, Kans. Lomax, Orville, Port Arthur, Texas. McKnight, Jessie, fMrs. Martinj, Pittsburg, Kans. Norton, Mary, CMrs. Fosterl, Coffeyville, Kans. Nigh, Gertrude, Cherryvale, Kans. Pickering, Earnest, Urbana, Ill. Pfeifer, Archie, Topeka, Kans. Smith, Gladys, fMrs. Bringhamj, Tulsa, Okla. Traughber, Gladys, CMrs. Raymondl, Tulsa, Okla. Utter, Oscar, Cherryvale, Kans. Watson, Allen, Oklahoma City, Okla. A 1914 Broderick, Tom, Los Angeles, Calif. Brougher, Irene, CMrs. Fullerl, Denver, Colo. Cook, Eugene, Iola, Kaus. Combs, Leslie, Springfield, Mo. Combs, Winifred, CMrs. Raderl, Aledo, Ill. Cleek, Leo, Philadelphia, Penn. Fuller, Genevieve, La Junta, Colo. Francis, Mildred, QMrs. Butlerj, Independence, Kans Hite, Blaine, Chanute, Kans. Hunter, Donald, Berkley, Calif. Mutchler, Emma, Coffeyville, Kans. McCormick, Lenora, CMrs. Carll, Cherryvale, Kans. Norton, Byron, Cherryvale, Kans. Reeves, Bertha, Bartlesville, Okla. Reeves, Andrew, CDeceasedl, Roth, Gladys, Miami, Okla. Sweet, Biona, CDeceasedl. Sherwood, May, Cherryvale, Kans. Smith, Fred, Toledo, Ohio. Toy, Laura, Cherryvale, Kans. Warner, Dora, CMrs. Fiserl, Cherryvale, Kans. Webber, John, Kansas City, Mo. 1915 Bailey, Clarence, Cherryvale, Kans. Byrd, Lucile, CMrs. Nodurfthl, Wichita, Kans. Casey, Mayme, CMrs. Bloomej, Eldorado, Kans. Cash, Eva, CMrs. Leeb, Delaware, Okla. Cramer, Flossie, Kansas City, Mo. Hastings, Glenna, Lawton, Iowa. Page ffllgffllflf- .YfZ'F7Z ,C '21 r W A p Q41 gigilrv 3:71:41- Hunter, Ruth, CMrs. Shinnfv, St. Louis, Mo. Hite, Woodard, Cherryvale, Kans. Howard, Clarence, Cherryvale, Kans. Hamblin, Fern, Neodesha, Kans. Johnson, Cara, CMrs. Howardb, Cherryvale, Kans. Kring, May, CMrs. Haneyj, Cherryvale, Kans. Lewis, Hazel, CMrs. Estesl, Cherryvale, Kans. Lomax, Elva, CMrs. Peckj, Independence, Kans. Murphy, Mary, Pawhuska, Okla. Mortimer, Vera, fMrs. Turnerj, Kansas City, Mo. McKnight, Charlie, Cherryvale, Kans. Oakleaf, Paul, CDeceasedJ. Overturf, Nora, CMrs. Housell, Cherryvale, Kans. Oakleaf, Lovell, Cherryvale, Kans. Pichler, Lucile, fMrs. Baileyj, Cherryvale, Kans. Rodgers, Mable, CMrs. Noisel, Enid, Okla. Smith, Bertha, CMrs. Robinsonl, fDeceasedJ. Shinn, Katie, fMrs. Hunterj, Berkley, Calif. Smith, Ellen, Cherryvale, Kans. Stout, Bessie, CMrs. Pickeringl, Urbana, Ill. Shutwell, Ruth, QMrs. Gibbsj, Sand Springs, Okla. Simpson, Vivian, Fort Worth, Texas. Swart, Elva, CMrs. Heinsj, Wichita, Kans. Stunz, Howard, Hydro, Okla. Taylor, Mary, CMrs. Greenstreetj, Cherryvale, Kans. Taylor, Hazel, CMrs. Byerleyl, Buffalo, Okla. Wollam, Jean, fMrs. Ackleyj, Grandfield, Okla. 1916 Allred, Ivan, Boulder, Colo. Arehart, Harry, Independence, Kans. Barber, Ruth, CMrs. Seeleyl, Cherryvale, Kans. Berentz, Catherine, CMrs. Tuttlej, Pittsburg, Kans. Bozell, Goldie, CMrs. Johnsonl, Salina, Kans. Brown, Bessie, CMrs. Palmerj, Independence, Kans. Bowen, Phillip, Cherryvale, Kans. Bramhall, George. Chrisman, Mary, CMrs. Jewettj, Cherryvale, Kans. Cottom, Clyde, Cherryvale, Kans. Cramer, Carl, Kansas City, Mo. Esch, Melba, CMrs.ConradJ, Ft.Davidson, Panama Canal Zone. Foster, Edna, Dennis, Kans. Foster, Zula, CMrs. Wagnerl, Parsons, Kans. Francis, Helen, Cherryvale, Kans. Goodwin, Margie, Cherryvale, Kans. Gill, Howard, Cherryvale, Kans. Hibbard, Helen, Kansas City, Mo. Hughbanks, James, St. Louis, Mo. Loebel, Elsie, Independence, Kans. Loebel, Joseph, Cherryvale, Kans. Mountain, Etta, Florance, Colo. Page Ezgghfy-eight We 5 E' l l l , 5.5 , l ll , 4. I 'Val ll, ll' l I . r I l 'ul ll' li ll. I l ill ,iifl HQ? lr I , li 'il V at ll will level' milf mlm ni ,u .,,. ,. .-a.., -..dig If M 19. f-Qsziiggfjgigp 'WP --4 - - Tight: ,' fQE'i:iiii?,,,,mi:i A .C .I-I. S.,- Stout, Grace, Coffeyville, Kans. Veeder, Kirk, Ann Arbor, Mich. Vermillion, Raymond, Augusta, Kans. Wolf, Earl, Raymore, Mo. 1917 Armstrong, Alfred, Independence, Kans. Adams, May, Morehead, Kans. Allred, Ruth, Cherryvale, Kans. Bussert, Ruby, Cherryvale, Kans. Carl, Edith, Cherryvale, Kans. Chrisman, Frances, CDeceasedJ. Cottom, Ira, Minneapolis, Minn.. Cooper, Roderick, Cherryvale, Kans. Colaw, Mable, Parkville, Mo. Dack, Zula, Cherryvale, Kans. Doop, Raymond, Toledo, Ohio. Hodge, Ruth, fMrs. Lettj, Coffeyville, Kans. Keeling, Katie, fMrs. Camdenl, Cherryvale, Kans. Kinney, Ilo, Emporia, Kans. Kinney, Lucile, Cherryvale, Kans. Lomax, Gladys, fMrs. Denti, Independence, Kans. McClaren, Floyd, Cherryvale, Kans. McKnight, Myrtle, CMrs. Wollamj, Pittsburg, Kans. Malony, Pearl, fMrs. Jacksonb, Cherryvale, Kans. Markley, Grace, Cherryvale, Kans. Norton, Edward, New York City. Oakleaf, Ruth, fMrs. Hawsonj, Bartlesville, Okla. Plunkett, Newton, Cherryvale, Kans. Reese, Lillian, Independence, Kans. Richardson, Eva, Cherryvale, Kans. Spayd, Effie, CMrs. Vredenburgl, Chanute, Kans. Smith, Chalmer, Cherryvale, Kans. Seacat, Leora, CMrs. Carterb, Henryetta, Okla. Schnebly, Parmalee, Neodesha, Kans. Tanner, Homer, Labette, Kans. Watkins, Ray, Cherryvale, Kans. Wright, Chas, fDeceasedJ. Wright, Gladys, fMrs. Rodgersi, Cherryvale, Kans. 1918 Attkisson, Cora, Cherryvale, Kans. Barber, Mary, fMrs. McClarenD, Cherryvale, Kans. Billings, Louella, fMrs. Stunzj, Hydro, Okla. Cook, John, Independence, Kans. Edgar, Clara, Cherryvale, Kans. Fleming, Esther. Francis, Georgia, Lawrence, Kans. Gill, Lucile, Cherryvale, Kans. Good, Lawrence, Liberty, Kans. Goodwin, W. W., Pittsburg, Kans. Gurss, Violet, CMrs. Carpenterj, Independence, Kans Hamman, George, Cherryvale, Kans. fjlllgl' Elfg lzzfv- 711.11 e . ,L11---,.., 1,1 ev W Howard, Edna, Cherryvale, Kaus. Juukeu, Susie, fMrs. Strawul, Thayer Kaus Cailey, Ollie, CMrs. Griffinb, Baldwin Kaus Moore, Lodema, Los Angeles, Calif. McMahon, Grace, Cherryvale, Kaus Newton, Earl, Cherryvale, Kaus. Ray, Jesse, Cherryvale, Kaus. Saltsgaver, Sarah, CMrs. Rayl, Cherryvale Kaus Smith, Florieue, fMrs. Loverossb, Kansas City Mo Shumard, Lucile, Lawrence, Kaus. Stunz, Archie, CDeceasedJ. Thompson, Mable, Pittsburg, Kaus. Toy, Ray, Cherryvale, Kaus. Wollam, Sherman, Pittsburg, Kaus. Young, Grace, CMrs. Barberh, Cherryvale Kaus 1919 Baker, Helen, Topeka, Kaus. Benham, Olive, Cherryvale, Kaus. Billings, John, Baldwin, Kaus. Billings, Bertha, Nevada, Mo. Corser, Paul, Cherryvale, Kaus. Cooper, Grace, Parsons, Kaus. Curtis, Erma, Emporia, Kaus. Dack, Estel, Cherryvale, Kaus. Darling, Merrill, Kansas City, Mo. Esch, Will, Cherryvale, Kaus. Esch, Herman, Cherryvale, Kaus. Evans, Elizabeth, Alamosa, Colo. Foster, Daisy, Cherryvale, Kaus. Foster, Archie, Lawrence, Kaus. Hastings, Jesse, Cherryvale, Kaus. Hibbard, Genevieve, Cherryvale, Kaus Hill, Blanche, Winfield, Kaus. Hollet, Bernitta, Cherryvale, Kaus. Hooper, Elmo, Rolla, Mo. Malcolm, Dorothy, Cherryvale, Kaus McDonald, Alice, Emporia, Kaus. Moore, Orville, Los Angeles, Calif. Mortimer, Paul, Kansas City, Mo. Norton, Earl, Cherryvale, Kaus. Osborne, Beryl, CMrs. Smithb, Coffey ville Kaus Reynolds, Clare, Baldwin, Kaus. Rorick, Ruth, Cherryvale, Kaus. Schuebly, Dwight, Neodesha, Kaus. Shumard, Mark, Lawrence, Kaus. Spencer, Olive, fMrs. Murphyl, Cheirvvale Kaus Webber, Hazel, Cherryvale, Kaus. Wilkerson, Hazel, Cherryvale, Kaus. Young, Grant, Cherryvale, Kaus. Page Nfnely l I' il - 5' - 'Mi u ap, 1920 Bellairs, Drue, Topeka, Kans. Clayton, Hubert, Kansas City, Mo. Clay, Marie, Cherryvale, Kans. Clay, Roberta, Cherryvale, Kans. Carl, Ruth, Cherryvale, Kans. Carson, Bernice, Cherryvale, Kans. Diven, Earnest, Cherryvale, Kans. Dack, Thelma, Cherryvale, Kans. Dodson, Dortha, Cherryvale, Kans. Doop, Erma, Cherryvale, Kans. Ellis, Enid, Cherryvale, Kans. Ellis, Merle, Cherryvale, Kans. Good, Luella, Cherryvale, Kans. Hodge, Frances, CMrs. Royerb, Cherryxale Kans Johnson, Jack, Cherryvale, Kans. Lomax, Otho, Topeka, Kans. Markley, Inez, Chanute, Kans. Pringle, James, Cherryvale, Kans. Roberson, Bertha, Cherryvale, Kans Schenck, Coenia, CMrs. Shortl, Louisvllle Ky Tschorn, Emma, Emporia, Kans. Thompson, Lela Mae, Cherryvale, Kans Ringle, Susie, Cherryvale, Kans. HONORARY MEMBERS: Baker, Prof. N. A., Topeka, Kans. Baker, Mrs. Frankie, Topeka, Kans. Page N1'1zffy-one .Cj.Lq.E3: pi FACULTY moi. Miss Lovett Cso domesticj even puffs her hair, Miss Jenson's head ffilled with Spanish brainsj Looks like it's filled with air. Prof Roller is the smiling speed king of the town, Try, if you can, to walk for talkl him down. Miss Fanning CSenior sponsorl wears rolls around her She gives all her time and mind to helping out the Ed . Principal Todd, head of the Normal Training classes, Has a hard time trying to make teachers out of lassies. Miss McQuiston hails from a nearby towng Thru Mathematics fand chapelsl she has won renown. Miss MacGregor fAsst. Sponsorl also helps the Ed . And somehow keeps Latin and History separated in her Superintendent DeLay, a man truly great, His chief virtue is fairness and his hobby, debate. Mrs. Seacat Csince she has changed her namel A knowledge of housekeeping is trying to gain. Miss Lola Lindsey, in Japan, a missionary, In Cherryvale, she is trying to teach the dictionary. Professor Stillwaugh, of considerable avoirdupois, Takes a great interest in athletics and boys. Miss Raeburn has English and History down pat, She came to take the place left vacant by Mrs. Seacat. Mr. Murphy at science is a wonder, But in his class we don't mind a blunder. Mrs. Axton was as good a teacher as could be, when she But she gave her place to Murphy in the middle of the Mr. Bauer, of course isn't of the teaching swarm, head 3 head. was here year. Nevertheless he's dear to our hearts for he keeps the building warm But whether sawed off and short, or narrow and tall, The students unanimously admire them all. -E. K. Page JV1'1zc'1f V- fwo W- fffgi- My First Trip to the Barber's. ....0... When I was five years old I was taken to a barber shop for the first time to have my hair cut. My father gave the barber instructions as to the way he wanted it cut and then went to the bank so that he would get in before it closed. I sat in one corner on a bench watching the barber shave a man. He was scraping the man's face just like my papa did when he was butchering a hog. The man lay still and I began to believe he was dead. Pretty soon the barber rolled the man's head over so he could scrape the other side and then I thought sure he was dead. I became scared because I thought if he killed that man he would surely kill me when he got me in the chair. My hair stood on end at the thought and it was so long that it politely lifted my hat from mv head and dropped it on the bench beside me. I thought of walking out of the place but I remembered that my father had told me to stay there. I sat in the seat, my heart pounding, and wishing for all the world I had not come. Then all of a sudden, much to my surprise, the man in the chair straightened up, stepped down, paid the barber, got his hat, and walked out. But that didn't lessen my fright any, for I thought it was a ghost. It was a good thing I didn't have my hat on, because if I had it would have hit the ceiling sure. About that time the barber called, Come on, Sonny, and get into the chair . I tried to tell him not to kill me but all the noise I made was an imitation croak. I crawled into the chair thinking that I would ,be dead in a few minutes. The barber tipped the chair back and I thought I would fall out on the floor head first, but I managed to stick in somehow. Then the barber got down a pair of scissors. I thought it was a knife and screamed: Don't kill me . I The barber laid down the scissors, got some rags and tied them around my neck. I thought he was going to hang me with them. He again took up the scissors and I thought I had breathed my last, but instead of trying to kill me he bagan cutting my hair and I began getting over my fright and started to breathe again. The barber tried to talk with me but my heart was pounding so hard I couldn't understand him. Then the hair began to fall, and my nose began to itch, and I wanted to spit, but dared not do it. I opened my mouth and a big bunch of hair fell in. I shut my teeth tight with the hair still in one corner of my mouthg the saliva ran out the other corner. Finally the barber finished and told me to get down, which I gladly did. 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Z Z Vaflety of candy than we show you. Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Henson 57,18 Cleaner Q, Service Phone mo T T-'Tw' 5 TI Blame the Ed,' If the Annual comes out late, Blame the Ed, If it isn't up to date, Blame the Ed, If the inside dope is dry, If the price is sky high, Then we always hear the cry, Blame the Ed If the annual lacks the pep, Blame the Ed If it starts to lose it's rep , Blame the Ed If the sheets with ads are lined, If the type's not the right kind, Or, for any fault We find, Blame the Ed ioi Don't bluff during a recitation. It is better to keep quiet and be considered a fool than to open your mouth and remove all doubt. 10.-.- Rich Dad: Young man, before you can marry my daughter you must tell me your financial prospects. Suitor: One rich uncle and you, sir. lol 'lhrilling Adventure. There was a fire drill, We used the east stair, Our souls were so lifted, That our bodies just drifted, And We singed our hair. My I 5 . I. 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A a , . amz' Q 0 r eg, 6---5 A H 1.5 ,f Z Z Z Z Z Stillwaugh: fAfter a gamej UI f Z ear you have broken your Z d' !7 g ra IHS. Z D ,t S B d f Brewer: I feel like I had on ay rea Z . X broken my whole clrcumference. Z Say ZZ Z -0- Z - , Z Mltchell s Bread Z . 1, . f Pupllz Why does a cow that fdf all F- S7 Z . . f eats green grass g1V9 whlte . Z - ,, Made ln a Real Z mdk? Bread Factory Roller: For the same reason Z that a blackberry is red when Z . . ff 9 It IS green. MITCHELL S Z ... 1 ZZ W 0 BAKERY Z Z ICHBVQ YOU QVQI' S9611 3, 1'I'1O- Blakvrs and Bakers of Good Squjto Weep 'ZH Things to Eat Z No, but I have seen a math ball. Z 207 E. Main Phone 458 7? ifXTSSNNNSEf?NNX SNNeNNXX NFRXXNK5 ss Z Z Z THE PEOPLES STATE BANK DEPOSITS GUARANTEED and ABSOLUTELY SAFE ,Z fc 7 . . ,Z Z No Account To Small For Cons1derat1on. ZA None To Large To Handle. 7 . . Y . Z Z Personal Attent1on Gwen to New Buslness. Try Us and You Z Z . . . X Z Wlll Be One of Our Many S3t1Sf19d Customers. Z 4 per cent on Tlme Deposlts. Z Z X , 'WO 'I '+H15415T-35? H' 1 'W' , 1251517 ' Sl ', Lil Rx K ik 1 ,W -1d W Z!! X Z , Z Z . Z Z Z OIL BELT GARAGE Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z GAS, o1Ls and Z Z STORAGE Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z y All Repan' Work Guaranteed Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z 9 Z . Z Z S Z Acytlene Weldmg and Z Z ' Z Z Z Z Solderm Z Z BARBER SHOP Z g Z Z W t Y Z Z Z an S Ou Z Star and American Casings Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z DAVIS 8: GOES Z Z Z Z Phone 6 Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z 301-305 E. Main st. Z Z Z Cherryvale, Kans.. Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z, Z 'Z Zi 3,2 ff W Z Z Z Z THE REX GARAGE ,Z RMU. Hufrs, P1-op. STORAGE and ACCESSORIES All Kmds of Repair Work Z Z Z - Z Z 112 114 N, Depot St. Z Z Z Z A Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z X , , -.- -v- v - , - - One of the two things is certain-you are exempt from your exams or you are not. If you are exempt, one of the two things is certain--you are pre- pared or you are not prepared. If you are prepared there is no need to Worry. If you are not prepared, one of the two things is certain, you cram or you do not cram. If you do cram there is no need to worry. If you don't cram, one of the two things is certain-you flunk or you do not flunk. If you do not flunk there is no need to worry. If you do flunk- Oh, well, you should worry. A W v '4 1 N it Il. a Z ', Z Z 22 Z Z Z Z Z i Z THE LONG-BELL LUMBER CO. Z i Trade Marked Lumber. ff if if Z 210 N. Depot Street. Z Phone 2 g Z - Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z f Z Z Zi 1 ' Z 'H Z U! ' w i i - y l 'H c , e '1 ,, Q, K ...Qld 1 ' Q . 7-- - --- - --- YW -Y - - -Y--Y A rg? ' : - X , kms ff 4, ,,f X Z Z cz a ' aa Z I d llke to get a comb. Z Z Z sc ' ' ' W f omethm 1n a n1 m Z a Z S g Ce C0 b Z HACKLER S Z for a lady With a celluloid back? Z Z Z NOVELTY Z cz Z No, I Want a comb for a man Z Z . Z Z wlth rubber teeth. STORE Z Z f f f Z Z . Z Z She: Where d1d you sleep Z -0- . Z Z last mght? Z Z Z . f f He: In a coal bm. Z Z I Z Next no Z She: Wasn't It awfully hard? Z Musuan-d's Z . Z Z He: No, It was soft coal. Z Z Z Z Z Z ZZ Z Z ' ' 1 Z fl , , by Frlendshm S 0 If your Wlfe Isnt a Good og , Perfect Z f oo on e a f - C k D 't G m Z Z Glft-Your Z Z DIVORCE Photograph. Z Z Z Z Z Z Z But Keep Her for a Pet Z Z and Eat at QZ - Z Z Z f LAWRENCE Z 9 Z Z Z Z SHAW S CAFE STUDIO Z Z Z Z Z Z 118 1-2 w. mlm Z Z , Z Z Z Z ZYWYYWSKXNXNNYN XXYXNXKw NNXX4 52 'Tin' ,MW W 7,1 ,, ,,,,,,,,,,.,.,, W-, .W ... QU- , V 1 Mw,,,,,,,,, Y 139 The world is old, yet likes to laugh. New jokes are hard to find: A whole new editorial staff Can't tickle every mind. So if you meet some ancient Decked out in modern guise, Don't frown and call the thing a fake, Just laugh--Don't be too wise. jokes For what trouble Adam had, No one could make him sore, By saying when he told a joke, I've heard that gag before . ...0- With the Falling Leaves. Bereft and lonely in the summer haze Our High School mourneth ever for the days When echoing with the tramp of many feet It's halls resoundeth with their eager beat. And ever anxiously by night, by day, it grieves, Will they return with falling of the leaves? Will they return and joyous as before, Retread thy halls, fill thy rooms once more? H O, Blue and White! Our own dear C. H. S.! How ever far we roam, we answer, yes . So loyally each heart thy answer breathes, We come in spirit-with the falling leaves. sxsssssssxswwrxsfsswsfwsslsxsswsswxsxwzsssxssxssssxsssssssw wmwwZ Z er ecizon J our . . Z Made into Bread Will Make you happy. We guarantee f if Every Sack. Ask your grocer, or phone . Qf lzerryvale ram 0. Z w W Phone 500. Z W 4 fC fp Qmss sm sswmssxsssssvsssssssssssxsssxsmxssssssssssssssmmw , Y l ' ' ---' ' -i!i -'ni a.1i4j's ::f+'-':1L::'.i.igYi '- '-- -7 -- if-M f-f1i.-..1-,Q -gfL1'riE.f'ff'1.gQ-ug. -:, -inf' ef3fZ'l'Z?2'1'? 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Phone 701 Z Z Z Office Phone 525 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7- 7 7 7 7 7 71 7 . 7 LEE HITCHCOCK CASH STORE 7 7 7 7 Z HARDWARE, FURNITURE 7 7 7 Z and IMPLEMENTS 7 7 7 Z The store Where you find all needs for the 7 7 Home and the Farm Z 209-211 East Main Telephone 261 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 --f---'---- - ' . ll i ,wi 1 l lim, HH z Z Z Q. . Z Z Here's to the Juniors, Z Z . Z Z A The Red and the White, Z Z . Z 9 Z 1 The class with the pep, S . . Z An h f res1 . Z Z l d M 0 gm CITY BAKERY Z Q 1 Z A Z Z . . 7 Z When it comes to athletics, Z The Home of Z , ,Z f They are always on hand Z Z 1 ' ' Z Goon BREAD, CAKE Z ll 1 Always up to the head, Z and PAsTR1Es Z 2 1 Z Z 5 tl And leading the band. Z All Special Attention Given Z to orders of all kinds. Z And who has more pep Z Z Z Than that class of 22 , Z Z , Z N. H. Warner 8z Sons Z With the honors they have Won, props, . Z Z For the White and the Blue. Phone 19 115 N. 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MCGINLEY Z 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 Z Z Z Beauty Z Pianos, Player Pianos, Bruns- Z Z wicks and Victor Talking Z Parlfn' . 7, Z Machines . 7 7 7 7 7 A 7 7 7 Rolls and Re d d ll 7 7 at the 7 Z . cor s, an a Z Z Z Z other klnds of Musical In- Z Z Z Z struments sold on easy Z Z Z Il Z ternls Z Z Peoples Drug Z f 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 Z 0. W. GRANTHAM Z Z Store Z 4 Z Prop. Z Z 7 7 7 7 Z 207 woot Main so. Z Z Z 7 7 7 Z Phone 291 Z Z Z 7 7 7 7? 7 7 7 X 7 7 W4 Z 7 l' 7 7: Z Z, Z 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 4 7 7 7 7 Z BAUER ELECTRIC SHOP 7 7 Z GEO. F. BAUER, Jr., Prop. Z Interior Wiring and Fixtures A Specialty. Z 7 7 7 7 Z 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 Z 7 x l E if I e5E'l sal I I, 4 f nw lj' w,4,:v E ' ,--.-.,I,.. 2--iii. MC1:f5i1l' s if e Q' A,., rr Q C Le 1 , , r n ,M 1 l I5 Geometry l you ll Of all the craziness I've heard, l yi Midst affairs both great and small, , I In things that are the most absurd, l Geometry surpasses all. Eglv . , ll , You first take a line that cannot be, lg gl . g l And then a line that never was, all And then you prove something you already knovs Doesn't do what you know it does. ll : Next you draw a line and say its straight, . . wg As straight as any stick, itll, M 7 . E' Then turn around and stralghtway prove, It's square as any brick. 'gm 4 -0- 2324, Egiill . . . . l Junior: A fool is always sure, but a wise man IS careful. My Mr Freshie: Are you sure about that? fs 2 l Junior: Absolutely sure. l Q! lil El' Z gll X l W Z Q f f 5 f V V f -E f A Z , H1 u aw 74 5 5 A Good Place to Buy Good Shoes Z gill f Fill Z lilg f f it Z Z Sill, Q wi' Z Z W Z il ill Z f ,SHOE co. ,gig 5 pen f . . . f 'lu Z We im with care. Style A11 the While. Z ,alll f l '13, ? ? sill? 2 Z ill Z Z ling 1 f Z f Z Z law Z j I . X X f ggi, 3 ,452 ?',, 1 - -ff-'rT 44,42 V eeffdffe -- ' 2- H -19:4-4 3-51 WMAA ' f 'WM' Q l 1 . . . 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Iwjlf . . 1' i j ,L N 'fx Aj x..,..1 , A , Q -M,.b , , Miss MacGregor is my teacher. I shall not pass. She maketh me to sit down in deep embarrassment. She leadeth me into traps of mine own setting. She detecteth my bluff. She asketh me for translations which I cannot give. Yea, though I struggle with infinitives and ablatives both day and night, it availeth me nothing, for my memory faileth me. She displayeth my ignorance in the presence of my classmates. She showeth no mercy. Surely flunks and conditions will follow me all the days of my life and I shall dwell in the halls of C. H. S. forever. ff X. .x . X .yi ff - Si Y- .53 TZliXvtfili-tifxfgiZlfifjllllQ Ai'S X S-liif5fXi5T lffT X X : , 5 yg, 45. gg , Cl 2 Q X 2 so f Q fe 2 ' ': - if wa 3 -- -.. f QI - Dre Most Beautzful Car 121. .Zmerlca if fi Z., Z2 EZ XO Z4 i, ,. '- 74 4, f,-,QQ . if? QAIX' fit I ' 'h R ' k M 5 1 e orlc otor 0. Z ff . X Z Phone 707, 212 West Maln. 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GIBSON 8z SONS Z Z Z Dealers in Z Z Z Z Z FANCY AND STAPLE GROCERIES Z Z Z Z 113 North Neosho Z Phone 136 Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z ASN N Y Q- . iff'-v fe'-4: ,Lenin Lakiakfi -57' -fi Q E f 1, ,sf-.,,,,., -W--f ' +A! 4-,,3,E,,,nYn..,,,.h:.g,,...n.,.,.,K.,..gm..rw:m,,we-5,.' f-15114 :'w1'.,::,Qv4,..,a,-.-.m.m.. ,r,-,mL,m,Ya.g.f,bm. --Q e -v-ee'--M Z -WW mg V , ,,,,,,4...?,....g-.-..Y4w.k 4-W -f -- -,-' win - - - I ,3 .vii A--if --Z--f - W, ,,,,, .mmm , ,,,, Y , , , YYY, ,J-Y.,,.:,.mV,,,,,,,,,,.m,,,,,,.,,,,f,,1 fgf- F5 ',.ff1-5i3.1.31p::-..,f,if ,,.m?...m1,.15.L.3.5,,.m..-..,.-...-g.l:hg.3-H-...mw- 3 P 10a Wi W Q ' l IJ M 1 w W V, u. I 13W N 1 W ,,w ,K .C S-. :Q M I 0 f2ZhZLkfH8f023fZHi v ICE l MANUFACTURERS N 50,000 lbs. Daxly capaclry E Q RETAH. X ,M ! My ll vi 'W li w a .., ' w CGAL DEALERS 0 J V134 Q M is Proprietors of the I Gold Storage Wea! Qfarket ' I0 HM wi l' 311 A E EE? M?,7 We , .C S. When Better Automobiles are built Buick will build them s F. G. Oehler Distributor 0 u n ' . .... Q-. si- Ui., -n .. a ' e F l l l ,K ix 1 .L A ,,., ll i my xi' 1 :Lili '71 iQ.1 7Y 4iT -51. Tliifidit '5': f?ii'i?f: E51 fir .Kill will wil? EW lfl CONFIDENCE lp' Now don't you ever, ever tell The things she told to me Because the girl who told her so, Whoever she might be, Was told she musn't tell because Her friend was told to keep Q .A It mum-the one she heard it of mil Had promised not to peep. ill' ,Oi ' ' lv! To those who consider, El ti Football a rough game, Perhaps these few rules, Will make it more tame. I ,ill The field should be covered, lil With 34 inch matting, vii Over which shall be spread, QM A soft cotton batting. , lik Softest pink satin, ll Shall cover the ball, 1 With blue baby ribbon, ll l' Tied around all. l Each player shall carry t 4 A butterfly net, And a danger sign flag, Colored scarlet Cwith ritb. When No. 1 has the ball, L And No. 2 wishes it, T No. 2 grabs his flag, , And tenderly swishes it. l To those who would enter, We have this to say, Make no commotion, , Or you cannot stay. l H . I, -E. K. W Ml 10- i, gs Lines of Seniors all remind us, ll They make their memory blest, 'l When departing leave behind them, ll Note books that will help the rest. T -EX. I ll , J lg! ll ff-lr. ,ggilfer r We 0 D . ' Q Z,- X f Z Z Z Z Z Z X Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z znnel .9 ar ware lore Z ' ' .76 d S Czll'I'lGl'S of 'Z ZZ Z Z . . J. oo .s Z 0 77 fs .9 Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z X Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z X Z Z .J ecker s Z ZZ Z , X Z .93ee .WIDE .grocery Z Z Z Z Phones 293 and 23 Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z mf , m.....,..., :.k..,,1f ill! -Z ,, Z M f 111.'g 4f:2gf - -f 4 f IQ sf IT ilft' Sl - H' 'iii' :ll l' Edna: HOW dare you Swear . . ,, Z Q before me, Jimmie Breece. Jimmie: How did I know you Z Wanted to swear first. Z THE ELECTRIC -0- SHOE SHOP fi 1 2 Slam On Puffs. if 57 7 - . - 7 f Maftln- D1d YOH heal' what We offer one of the Best Z . W f V . f Isaldiw Z Brands of Auto Tires on Z . W . 7 Margaret. Why, yes, d0n't the market - the Racine Z 7 . . 7 you Suppose I have ears. Horse-shoe Tire, which we Z Martin. I don't know, I never guarantee the mileage or Z Saw them-H Satisfaction - 1 f 7 Z - f 1 al Orlle Z f J R Cl b V , Ral hr You look cold shall ' ' 7 I take my coat off and put it 4 around you? Bafbafaf HWYIY 'fake It 0ff'?', fsrlbfbkfs Stix-ENXNSNXSSQNXXX 52 25: X Ex 5 Y , f Q: 'ff O ffff CAUTION Do No Use Ordinary Oils in Your Motors and Lament Over the Results. 5 Use Logco Motor Oils if SC-A79-561399-BBB!! SCE75 1,5 These Oils are made up to a standard not down to a price THE LE HUNT OIL Sz GAS COMPANY ,f IllCOl'DOl'2itBd ' , l'l'0llu001' and BlilIl,llf2ll'tll1'0l'S of Q Y The Emblem - Scientific of L Lubrication if f ,5 M Service Obtainable XVithout Delay Z! v ,fi Telephone No. 135 l'lu-rryvale, Kansas. iY N XNWW55i 1 N N259 , sssss ssss 1 - - Ju . S as -.r.---r- 5 so Jf 1 4. CTI-IES- A rinting that hits the mar Phone 88, and a Service Man Will Call No matter what form your printing takes it is a defin- ite message which you send and which must attain a certain objective-must hit a predetermined m a r k. Whether a business card, a color-folder, a simple circu- lar or an elaborate catalog -your printing represents you, your business, your business policies, your busi- ness ambitions. Whether you accomplish your purpose depends really on the skill of the printer Who prepares the message. That is Why it is so import- ant that you choose a master Printer to give proper form to your advertising, one who knows his craft from start to finish, and who can Work not only for you but with you. 77m DAILY REPUBLICAN Master Printers CHERRYVALE, KANSAS I f, ,U 7f ff, 'vf QX 7 X Z 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 CHANDLER 8: CHANDLER Z 7 7 7 . . . 7 Z S. H. KELLAM Z Osteopathlc Physlclans 7 7 7 7 7 - - 7 7 7 7 Phys1c1an SL Surgeon ROOIHS 7, 8 and 9 McCormick Bldg ' ff ' 74 7 7 ' ' 7 7 7 ,, 7 '7 fl f, X we ,Remo X , . .wL...N. X. N Lxxff: wxxwvvmxxm 7 7 7 7 144 7 ?' ff 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 A 7 7 FRED GASSER, M. D. J. A. BRADY Z Physlclan KL Surgeon A'CflOI'1'19Y at Law 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7, 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 77 7 7 if B. L. HALE Z X-Ray SULLIVAN LOMAX 7 Electrothera eutics 7, p Attorney at Law Z 210 S. Neosho , ' 72 0:2 7 'W 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 Z MATILDA A. E. POPP 7 Chlro ractor F. C. REED 7 f ' 74 Z Office hours: 8 to 12 a. m. Dentist 'X Z 2to6and7to9p.m. Z 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 ' 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 if , 7 fi '- L lio-,L1L, .- ,V ix i YS Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z 'Z Z Q Z Z Z Z U5 Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z N Vi .I M ZS A I ' Z Z Z Z 1 Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z ,Z Z DRS. WILKINSON 81 Z DR H J WATSON Z WILKINSON ' ' ', , Z I . Vetermarlan Z Z Chiropractors Z ' Off' 209 N L b up ft Z Z . Z Z ICG . a e e I . Z . Sung s, Bixler Bldg. Z Z A Z Z Z Z Z Z Z A Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z A Z ZZ Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z DR. E. E. ARMSTRONG , Z . Z DR. S. W. DUNLAVY Z Z Denust Z Z ,Z Z - Z Room 19, McCormick Bldg. Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z ZZ ,Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z KZ Z Z Z - Z Z Z Z Z Z DRS. FINLEY 81 NORMAN Z 1: Z A . . Z 1. Z DR. YOUNGS PhyS1c1anS Sz Surgeons Z Z Phone 64 Z Office 121 1-2 W. Main ' Z Z I Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z 1 ff Z ff Z I Z Z Z Z 11 Z Z Z Z 'I Z Z Z Z A Z Z Z Z . Z Z Z Z 1 Z Z Z Z I Z Z Z Z 1 Z Z Z Z Z Z DR. A. H. SCHRQEDER A Z Z Z - . Z DR.SEACAT Z Z Dmnwt Z Z Z Over Squier'S Drug Store Z X Z Phone 26 Z Z Z Z I ly vw- N.- -E .I ,rv YH-, V,-f - -Y L' - Sf!- Welle cf' .93rzygs All Kinds of .gIl8llI'dl109 REAL ESTATE FARM and CITY LQANS Phg, ChylK 4 , ,., ,,..-,.....-..,..w,, 5, D 5.,-Tpfr, fCj.I,,I. 5. When you are looking for an Enjoyable Evening's Entertainment yon will eventually go to fflze .Royal fflzeaier where yon will find Pictures of the Best Properly Presented Line Parties Given Special Attention Special Matinees Daily at 2:30 Our Motto: t'Try to Get In .C.I-I. Sv. HE! ,f ,, wiv i I I Squzer Qrug Co. I in yfeadquarfers for xexall yroducls Sold Un Rn Rbaolufe .guarantee qi i W M up L . 2- ' 1: ' Mffil I I i E 1 THE HOUSE OF STYLES AND VALUES Krahuaiiun may 'MIEFW YQ r. i ' I ls. .tgeif f i. A W ff-6 4 41 fvmx 755, ul fi 1' gd! .. ' , 3 2- Tfyfm Q3 ' B1 ,H ,W .5 if-4? I is-'fv' W! ll bfpxblx f uf X -Y X 'Ps f i! NQFQLX ,., Rik-'F x hiv' 5 '. : Pi hx' 'gp is-v gag, f X Nw., . lv J 5' X - -,'f5i'!QilXg?x-1. . I ,df , : , 'fix -is fx .V V . 1'-55,3 5 ' ZS '.., 'A ' H74 I '. ',,4,, hx 'ic ' t ,s- - ' i No mother need worry over endless hours of sewing for her daughter's grad- uation dress for here are the prettiest of frocks in so many different styles and materials that you will find just the costume you have in mind. New smart effects, dainty ruffled styles, basques, cleverly draped models and a multitude of other charming stvles. MISCELLANEOUS We have a wonderful line of new coats in the most desired styles and shades. And a most complete and. interesting showing of the latest ideas in Millinery. Also a complete line in the latest thing in hosiery. We have the newest thing in novelty silk underwear as well as the more tailored and practical garments. ssss Let Us Show You When looking for that Ap- propriate Gift, and something more than a gift- HGIFTS THAT LAST Our Optical Customers Assured Satisfaction .101 G. M. BUTLER Jeweler and Optician x,3u,':.YJQ.Z? M 1211.27 Q-113. 'TW '53Zl.Ti.3ii::': -L Ah, ,.,, -...-,,,,, ,,,, ,L , .,, f .Lv . , , ,L --,....4 .1-M , he 1.2-.-W--.-..,.... ,,,,....-...-Y: fi 4, i,1 ':f:' i ,,,, A,,, ,fvy .F M' if ' rf' nv . ' H W 2,-my 4 A X tiifgiiiygiki:':-3137-737 331-j?5--4-l2l?ZlIl1T-11112-b--L-4--,---:M--N-N Mi.-,i..:.i,...Q:.a, ,...: w.1..:4.:............ ..t. .........'..'...i........ ff 'f,.. :..... ',.,, ..' .i.... W Miss Raeburn called the roll, And straightway from each row, Came numerous heres and Upresentsu, But Carrie said Hello . Now Carrie, if in heaven, Your name is called, you know It would spoil everything, For you to say Hello,'. ,Oi Billy Flea was stung by a bee, n You 'orta seen Billy flee. Z Z 4 fi 5,7 Z if y 7 CHERRY BELL FLOUR . . w Made in Cherryvale from choice selected hard ics - - Q wheat bought direct from producers in Western xi - - Kansas. We guarantee your success in baking fri - 7 if you use CHERRY BELL FLOUR Z Q ? Z On sale at all groceis. Z 7 Z N s Mir Z . auer 1 mg Company Z Phones 172 and 231 f 7 4 Z Z 2 7 Z f 1 7 Z 4 Q, 7 Zmxwwwmwsswwms wwsmsswwQsssssx msswwsss wN2 ,Z Za Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z MRS. IDA WISE Z Z J. B BRICKER Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z . Z Z Q Dry Goods, Notlons, Z Z X Z 7 Z Z Z . . Z Z Dealers in Z Mlllmery and Z Z Z Z Z Z l I Z Z Ready-to-Wear Z Z Wall Paper, Palnts, Olls Z Z Z Z Z Z Z ' Z Z Z Z Varmsh and Glass Z 107 E. Main St- Z Z Z Z Z ZA Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z is Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z A V Z Z Z .-Z. . f Z X ,.,. - NX j f ,Z Z J ey ju K f, Z Z N Z Z R Z Z Z Z OUR SCHOOL DAYS ARE OVER But We will always remember the mer- Z Z chandise we bought at Z Z 9 Z Z Logan-Brown s Z Z was always just what we wanted in Style, Quality and Price. Z WVe will never forget this store Z , ZNNNNXWN NNNNNN3NNN?XYXFRNTN555NXNNXXWXTNNXXYNX XNSN YQUR ?XNN uAL Can be no more arijsfic Than flw 9n5rax7in4 used no more inferpyfingj flxan flw ideas prpsenifbd no more unique Hxan ills meflxod ofprespnfafion. For 100 per cent three xVQ7s 'Xlse the Se1'x7ices xyf' SOUTHWESTERN ENGRSWING COMPAN Y f7ori Worih ,'7i3gras.