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

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FRESHMEN FIRST ROW: Isaacs, Meyer, O. Carter, C. Osborne, White, Hartman, P. Carter Blaylock, Wright, Young, Knott, Kibble, J. Broils, M. Broils. SECOND Row: Mann, Ci. Osborne, Hermstein, Hammer, Wiggins, Parker Cline, Rotchford, E. Rumsey, Hills, Peck, Colyer, N. Richter, Vinsant, Hart B. Rumsey, Beauchamp,,Teas, Fones, Stallings, Mitchell, O. Snider, A Richter, Zeigler, Houcke. THIRD Row: E, Taylor, Wilkerson, Johnston, Anderson, Hight, Prather Gillaspie, Rose, W. Snider, Ellis, Mayginnes, Foresman, Van Camp, Harvey Wilson, Gurtler, Meyer, Torrence, McGinity, J, Taylor, McFarland, Had- ley, Schrader, Campbell, Cm. Taylor, McCracken. JACK HALL-Say, is a nightmare a dream? SENIOR-No, foolish: a nightmare is the milkman's horse. And the little rabbits all exclaimed: We're game, ge 32

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M I Freshman Class History I U nassociated CPressj COUNCIL GROVE, KAN., Sept. 7.-Seventy-five Freshmen entered the Coun- cil Grove High School today. Their upperclassmen called them green but that will wear off with a change of fashion. Several of the students strayed into the wrong classes but they were following Seniors. Worthy ambitions and lofty ideals lead them here. ' fUT10SSOCl'0f6d Tressj COUNCIL GROVE, KAN., March 15.-A visit to the high school today shows a great improvement among the Freshmen. They look as intelligent as most of their upperclassmen. They were received cordially at the Freshman Recep- tion 'and got well acquainted there. These students have made several appear- ances' in chapel, all of which have been quite successful. The Junior-Senior Dramatic Club when staging a dialogue found it necessary to borrow one of the little Freshmen for a character. They also borrowed some of the musical talent which this class had to offer. The students have found the value of several X's and they have declined several nouns. A number of the Freshmen have been kind enough to serve on Study Period when the other students had other engagements. Thus they have gained a reputation with the members of the faculty. Unquestionably the presence of the Freshman Class has added quality, tone and enlightenment to C. G. H. S. WILLIS SNIDER Cbeing shown through an insane asylumj-What's the mat- ter with that poor fellow? ATTENDANT-He thinks he's the whole menu, just because he's nuts, MR. SON. Cln Agriculturej-Helen, is there any connecting link between the vegetable and animal kingdoms? HELEN DEHOFE--Yes, sir. Hash! What do you take me for? said the man as he reached into his pocket to pay the taxi driver. This floor is terribly crowded, said the gasping man as he blew his handker- chief on somebody else's nose. Pag 33