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

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I 9I 9. 2IlllllllIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll?Ie1FkS it 1 11 fl QEQIQFISEllllllllllllllllllllll llllllll x IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII'-Y pEACE mpg N6 lllllllllllllllllllsief THE JUNIOR SENIOR BANQUET Thls years banquet to the Senlors glven by the Junlors the evenlng of Frlday Aplll 25 at Securlty Hall was the f1nest affalr for the least money, and for fthe largest number that erver occured In the hnstorfy of Cofuncll Grofve Hxgh One hundred ten people were seafbed at quartette tambles and svervlng was begun shortly after seven o cloclk the appolnted t1me Each table held a small potted plant and was n1cely appovnted In wh1te l1nen and shunlng s1lver Da1nty place cards were used and the Senlor colors were hung In streamers from the corners of :the room The d1nner 1tself,was dellclvous Ben Fletcher pres1ded as toastmaster In the 1n1m1tab1e manner we always assoc1ate wxth Benny V1ncent Sherman as pres1dent of the Semors respond ed In a toast B Battery to Benny s svpeech of welcome Supt Haney spoke a.pp1 oprxately on Statlc Both he and MISS MclCorm1ck In Aer1al drew many laughs from the banquet crofwd Tfwo enjoyafble numbers were a v1ol1n solo by Lanola Loy and a p1ano solo by 'Hlelen Tltus The Rev G H Cottofn asked grace and was a banquet guest nun s 06 99 ? S I THE FRESHMAN RECEPTION The flrst sfoclal event of the :school year Is the Freshman Receipfmoln Thus year s receptIon held Tuesday of the second week of school was well attend ed and resulted In a lot of fun Talks were made by Vlncernt Sherman Benny Fletcher LaVerne Sulllvan and Kenneth Klnkle as pres1dents of the classes Wxlma Rose and Lanola Loy pleased us all wlth p1ano and v1o11n solos V1n cent Sherman and Bradley Alexander performed a comlc sxnglng and dancing sk1t MISS Dreese dlrected 'get acquaflnted games Mlss Stenger wlth a troup of d0II16'St1C sclence lgxrls served punch and waf ers to the crowd In less than s1x m1nutes Of course, everyone was perfect ly wllllng to be served qulckly Page Seventy one E S S E Ti Q ,I In 0 IQ -I5 Q3 A .2 E E E 1 2 : is 'bb' 'I' t v 9 IL-Ley. 'lkia o I 1 l It N' 51 X SU Il: l ,, A A A A In . II- 2 -A Q v A I ' . A I . , Q I b., ' , ' -I .E : I g i - I ini I 1 I , 1 A , ,I A A . A . A A ' -s F S2 we I A . ' AA , Aim A ' .'A AA , - . A A- 'olQ99-Q A' NIA- f . A A , , , . - I. I was I, I I. I I E I S f x If - A ' Q A ' Q A, 'A A Q X , A A A - . A , X . A -, A A A. ' A A A g . 4- Y - ' V ' Ill .,o. e F , I I- - . e .,, ., A ' ' A h' E . A A ' AA A' . ,Q - . , ' 1 - ' I - lvl ut A .1 I l A ' ' I - 1 A , :- A A - ' . E A ,. A - A -. - I I A I - I . A AA I . i' M .. ' s -' I . I I I :I : I 5 1' Elllllll illiliillllllllllllllllllillllllll??1ii2I?5 IIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll 5516-31:9

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