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

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First Row: McGinity, Keyes, Ellis, Pullins, Wyatt, Prather, Coach Sonnenberg, Haney. Second Row: Gillaspie, Caywood, Kinkle CActing Captainj, Bratton, Rhodes, Viar. Boys' Basket Ball About the same situation came up in basket ball as was the condition in football, namely, new material to work with. Coach Sonnenberg spent the major part of his time teaching his squad the fundamentals of basket ball. The response was good. Six letter men remain around which next year's team can be built. There are also good prospects among the next year's group of Fresh- man boys. New opponents, Junction City, Florence and Marion, all of whom de- feated us, were taken on for games this year. No regular election of a Captain for the team was held. The coach appointed Kenneth Kinkle, the only letter man on the squad, to act in that capacity during the first game of the season. The following boys were granted letters in basket ball. Seniors: Cle Bratton, Kenneth Kinkle and Robert Rhodes. Juniors: Ellis Keyes, Paul Viar, Glen Caywood, John Edward Haney and Vinson Pullins. Among the Sophomores the following boys showed up well: Alvertis Mc- Ginity, Ralph Prather, Walter Gillaspie and Gene Ellis. Page Thirty-five

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MAX ELLIOTT HAROLD KNEELAND PAUL VIAR Spivis is another one of our three year men. He was perhaps one of the fastest, most shifty and ag- gressive players on the team. Spic makes up for his lack of Weight with head and foot work. Paul played his first year at the position of half. Although not holding a permanent place on the team, Paul was able to effectively substitute in any position. Look out for Paul next year. DALE SUPPLEE VINSON PULLINS Max, likewise a senior, has played two years of football. He played both half and quarter and at run- ning interference there Was none better. His ability to catch passes was unique. Captain-elect for 1927. Vinc Won his election by his hard, con- sistent playing on the gridiron last fall. A gentleman and sportsman. Plays center and guard and does a good job of it. Strong on both de- fense and offense. P g Th ty-four Tackle and guard and a good one. Few gains opponents made through his position. Tony feared none of them. The harder thifey hit the farther they bounced of .

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Track STATE ELIMINATION TRACK AND FIELD MEET, 1926 Fourteen teams in this part of the state were entered in the track and field meet held in Council Grove on the first Saturday in May. This annual event is sponsored by the local Chamber of Commerce, and attracts some of the best talent in this section. Some fine records were made last May, which will stand for some time. THE RESULTS 440 dash-Youngman, Harveyville. Time 54 seconds. 220 dash-Fletcher, Council Grove. Time 23.3 seconds. 120 yd. High Hurdles-Freeman, Chase County. Time 17.2 seconds. 220 yd. Low Hurdles-Freeman, Chase County. Time 26.6 seconds. 880 yd. run-Davis, Dunlap. Time 2 min. 17 seconds. 50 yd. Dash-Gibbs, Chase County. Time 5.7 seconds. 100 yd. Dash-Gibbs, Chase County. Time 10.3 seconds. Broad Jump-Chatham, Harveyville. 19 feet 102 inches. Javelin Throw-Riggs, Chase County. 140 feet 2 inches. High Jump-Teel, Lost Springs. 5 feet 9 inches. Pole Vault-Heilman. Herington. 10 feet 3 inches. Discus Throw-Gibbs, Chase County. 122 feet. Shot Put-Rigs, Chase County. 47 feet 6 inches. Mile Run-Julian, Dunlap. Time 5 minutes. Mile Relay-Harveyville. Time 3 minutes 44.4 seconds. TOTAL SCORES Chase County-First Place-41 points Harveyville-Second place-22 points Council Grove-Third place-15 points Page Thirty-si