Cleburne High School - Big Blue Yearbook (Cleburne, KS)

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5 H H 11 I 11 11 1+ 11 11 1 1 11! 4 4 A 1 l 1 .F 1 l . 1 41 1 l 11 vw 11 9--4.1: .xxxzxza-tx:::::::x:: x ::::::-cr: -9- 2- K e .WA or THE BIG BLUE HISTORY OF CLEBURNE RURAL HIGH SCHOOL HIGH SCHOOL BUILDING The Cleburne Rural High School began its career as an educational institution September, 1918, in the Cleburne school building. Our first principal was Mr. F. A. Rhine, who remained with us for four years, and much credit is due him for the foundation and upbuilding of the C. R. H. S. The enrollment at this time numbered twenty-three students. The next year Miss Freda Carlson embarked with us as English instructor and was with us for three years. The Athletic Association was also organized during the second year. This organization has been a credit to the school. The fifth and sixth years of the school's history Mr. R. C. Knapp was our prin- cipal. Mrs. Harris, our present music instructor, joined us to carry on the Work Mrs. M. Hutto had previously carried on. At the present time the enrollment has increased to fifty-nine students and the faculty consists of E. G. Hueftle, Principalg R. C. Ketterman, Vocational Agriculture instructorg Elsie Fulton, Home Economicsg Florence Brooks, English instructor. We hope that C. R. H. S. will always be as progressive an institution as it has proved to be in previous years. :Q-cz: :xr-4: 1: x rt: x-xxtxxx 7 1 ua 0 11 a o H v va 11 li 0 l .1 1 l 1 e 0 v 11 e 14 0 1 I 0 14 .1 l 1 1 l i 4l 11 1 11 1 l 1: +1 1 1 1 o 1 1 41 X 11 l 11 l 11 11 1 1 X +1 Q1.. 9-Q