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

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CHESTER BURNETT General Course. Glee Club, Operetta, Debate Club. Life is a serious proposition. CARL BROILS General Course. Debate Club 13, 45. True to his work and word. NORVAN KENDLE General Course. Football fl, 2, 3, 43. A good foundation has he. HORACE SLY General Course. Music Club, Football 13, 45. His name is misleading. BERNICE KOHLER College Prep. Entered C. G. H. S. from Junction City. Too late for an Annual picture. Page Eighteen I

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LESTER RUMSEY FLOYD SNODGRASS Commercial Course. General Course. Football 12, 3, 41, Glee Club. Hi-Y, Football f2, 3, 41. No man was ever glorious who was not Thinking's but an idle waste of thought. laborious. JUANITA HOLZHEY College Prep. Glee Club, Girl Reserve, Orchestra. Always a smile and a kind greeting for everyone. JUANITA WODKE MAY FORESMAN Normal Training. Commercial Course. Manual Training 111, Dramatic Club. Dramatic Club. She says little but is always present. Always to be depended upon. Page Seventeen

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Senior Class History In the fall of l923 there was a commotion, the like of which had never been witnessed in C. G. H. S. For a flock of Freshmen had entered upon their high school career. We were regarded as mere caterpillars by the upper classmen and indeed we felt as such by the end of the first day. But we were able to get about and find our classrooms with remarkable ability and without being trodden upon by those conceited Sophomores, flighty Juniors and dignified Seniors. We had no social functions for we thought we had accomplished enough by choosing our class officers and colors. The next year when we came back as Sophomores we were quite convinced that we knew it all, though no one else seemed to be of the same opinion. That year we were given a quaker party by our sponsors, We took part in all school activities which included quizzes and six weeks exams, as well as athletics and music. ln our Junior year we planned a picnic, but it came to naught for the weather man proved to be on duty with one of his showers, We produced the play Clarence which went off with a bang. The following evening we gave the Seniors a real send off with the Junior-Senior banquet. This year, school career as Seniors, we have reached the peak of our high and although our class only consists of about half of those who entered school as Freshmen on that glorious Septem- four years ago, our number is still large enough to ber morning fill the two front rows of seats in chapel. We are looking for- ward to graduation as one of the big events in our lives, but never- theless, we shall regret to bid our Alma Mater goodbye. CLASS OFFICERS Kenneth Kinkel, President Harold Kneeland, Treasurer Max Elliott, Vice President Erlene Jaillite, Secretary CLASS SPONSORS Miss Brown Mr. Sonnenberg Page Nineteen