Council Grove High School - Councilor Yearbook (Council Grove, KS)

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llllllllllllllllllElelilili lllllllllllllllllllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIQIIIPIAIXQFIQQ HQIQFISE lllllllllllllll Corrldors I The corrldors are an ldelal place for loud talkmg, sunglng and wlnsrt l1ng If every student would s1ng or wfhlstle 1n the corr1dors there would be great harmony 2 Always run The ulpper corr1dor IS an 1deal place for lndoor track meets Glrls and boys both should Jo1n 1n th1s 3 If the student ahead of you 1s goxng too slow, g1ve h1m a push But whatever may happen dlo not on any occas1on say Pardon me Only for e1gners use such phrases 4 Promote Wfltlng and draw1ng on the walls If every student would put hls or her autograph and plcture on the wall v1s1tors would real1ze what wonderful talent we have 5 Pass slowly and no1s1ly through the halls It IS sweet mus1c to the ears of the faculty and sounds l1ke sold1ers march1ng forth to battle CWh1ch lt lS J 6 In the mornmg and at the noon hour you should collect 111 groups on the steps and landmgs If no one w1shes to talk to you go up and down the hall screammg and yellmg or 1n other W0ldS attract as much attent1on as posslble 7 Chewlng gum 1n pub11c IS very good form L1ke the s1ng1ng and XKlllS+l11'lg th1s w1ll promote harmony 8 The floors of the halls were made for waste paper baskets but 1f there 1 no paper on the floor tra1n yourselrf to drop at least one p1e1ce every t1me you enter the corr1dor Th1s IS a CIVIC Hab1t about thxs matter and he sald they were gomg to put large m1rrors 1n the halls fol the gurls convemence Classroom 1 Nefver be on t1me Take your t1me pass1ng to your seats and make as much nolse as poss1ble Never start wor'k1ng unt1l flVe m1nutes O1 more after he second bell 2 Do not pay too close attent1on to the rec1tat1on Th1s 13 very strenuous work for the bra1n and a great shock to the teacher You may talk w1thout perm1s1s1on as long as you don t stolp If you stolp some one else IS 11able to beat your t1me and beg1n talfkmg 3 Mwmble your words so that no one can hear you You had to f1nd out for yourselvft so can the rest of the clasvs the teacher already knows It all 4 Never be so pol1te as to let a chance for a good laugh go by The one who made the m1stake w1ll fmd out sooner or later anyway 5 Always assume a most 1ncorrect pos1t1on W'hen stand1ng lean back wards as though about to fall over 6 The classroom demands courtesy Remember th1s Assembly 1 Assemble 1n a nolsy and unruly manner Let the r1ng1ng of the bell be a s1gnal to beg1n more talking 2 Never glV6 your 1nd1v1duf1l attent1on to the speaker Th1s makes the meetmg more exc1t1ng 3 Too long and bo1sterous applzuse slhow lugh culture and encourages the more bashful performers Page Thirty four 17 0 it Q ,Q Q- nl Q :oi Liv -2 xg. 1 1' 1 r ' l ' 9 4 A n 4 N . - Q 42: 1 Q. -- ia- 1. , . as . 1 rr ' , . .... .. . se .'. .. 'I 1sl'l uu1gr,lqu,1jgl'l. I I I 11 A V or - - 5 . ' ' , , M A .. W . - -A A i , . - . ' , ' - . P gag 1 -1 E ' 5 .f - j 1 .af 0.4 A- - . A H ' ' A - - if u . ' A I 4.1 ' M' - A A ' M - A lm l 1 ,A Y - '- - l 1 H . . A A' U' M 4. 4 A , A 5 . - rn - V - 4. -, .- . o , ' ' - A 1 A E -. A- ' A - e g A A A A ly' 1 i l ' . E 1, Q V it ' Y I ' T ' , A ' A . Y . A A A . i T . , 1: L T a 3 ' A ' 7 1 94 l , N U . , 5' A . Q: all A f -A ' ' l 'si' A ' 4' - .M ' g- . - , xl UI p - , 1 - n 4 -, A . n I H . A : , A- - at ' . N , , -5 V l I Ill . ID A A . ' -' x A 4 A 5 ': ' . g sm ' -, - t p - A Q , A- u . . 'fl u v u .' 9 1 O 4 ix' A - . i . 5 ' :I 5 ' tl K' f 2 2 N U '13 n fn U rn f :Q Q llllillllllllllllllllill3155255 fill 7 X I f X Lael?-

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W56Elllllllllllllllllll 5 PEACE DI DE X6 IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIEK1' Qllpper Rowj Rurnsey Rollf Hebrdnk Helgele Long Meyer Jfleger Flernmg Axe Ismacs Flgley Osborne qSecond Rowj SISSOH gfI Lll7W Jalllxte Marks Klnkel Elhs Ixneelund Seflrxght Cole Ensmmger Maelzer QBott0m Rowj qouth Carr E Blosser McCullough Blosser Burnett Mdelzer Shermfln Wxllllms Houser Hmes Slmple OFFICERS .1-ii..-.-. P1es,ident ,-,,--,,.---..-,,...... ,,g-.-,....., K enneth Klnkel Vlce-President ,, .... .,,, ....g..,, , A.,,..,,., H a rold Kneeland Secretary ,ns ,..,,M.,,..,,,sY,,,..,,g ,,,.,,,-.,-- Manuel Bedella Treasurer , .,M.. ,.., ..K, A - .... T ......,.Y.... Ellene Jallllte ,J 9, , , 9 l 1 ,, 4 7 V . , L . l 7 ' 1 ' ,, : . . . 1 , . 7 Q Y ' ' 'f Colors Red and Whlte Iflower Red and White Carnation Motto Alpha sed non Omega Sponsors Mlss Stenger and Mr Turnbull Twas the day that school started when all though the town Such a hurrymg and scurrymg there never was found For such a horde of gleen students was ne 91 before seen The Freshman class of 23 was the largest that had ever been Enrollment accomphshed and classes ass1gned We truly endeavored our class looms to flnd Then Caesar geometry all were 1nvaded By Fleshmen unt1l the1r verdule faded Thus to the1r learmng was qu1ckly added Sen ors are known bv the1r wlse looks Jumor I -X:lllllllllllllllllllllllll391 Z I 9 Q 4 :Xe Illlllllllllllllllllllll