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

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, Top Row: Hadley, Anderson, Rotchford, Hutson, Vinsant, McMichael, M. Munsell, Hutson, Blankley, Whitmarsh, G. Taylor, Burnett, Titus E. Heigele, Axe, Steven- son, Blim, B. Walker, Hebrank. if Middle Row: Viar, Hart, Eyth, A. Taylor, Karns, M. Heigele, Osborne, Johnson, Lowe, Curtis, Pulliam, Tobyne, Roberts, Richter, Stallings. Lower Row: M. Blankley, B. Munsell, Rose, Hermstein, Brokate, Snider, Miss Piatt, Rees, Kirkpatrick, Prather, Morton, Colyer, M. Walker, Hills. Girls' Glee Club The Girls' Glee Club was so great in numbers that it was impossible to have a studio picture taken of the entire group. This organization is also made up from members of all four high school classes: its forty-eight members are about equally divided among them. Girls' Glee Club is called upon to appear in Chapel, before the City Clubs, at graduation time, and for other special occasions. The girls took an active part in the presentation of this year's operetta. Page Thirty-nine

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u We l Top Row: Van Camp, Nott, Kinkel, Rose, Graham, Clary, Lowe, Berry, Rumsey, Pullins, Burnett, Gilman. Lower Row: Sherman, Rhodes, Miss Piatt, Titus, White, Corey, De Hoff. Boys' Glee Club The Boys' Glee Club, composed of members chosen from the various classes in school, takes an active part in the extra-Curricular activities of C. G. H. S. They appear in Chapel Programs, Civic Meetings, and other social gatherings. A quartette is usually chosen from among the group. This year, Kenneth Kin- kle, Arthur Berry, Harold Kneeland, and Robert Rhodes were picked for the place. They have made several public appearances. Robert Rhodes and Harold Kneeland will represent our school in the Music Contest at Emporia in April. They will enter the Bass and Baritone solo events. Page Thirty-eight

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r Top Row: Heigele, Perry, Thomas, Prather, Houck, Gurtler, Van Camp, Holzhey. Middle Row: Evans, Heigele, Miss Piatt, Jones, Rotchford, Prather. Lower Row: Sherman, White, Corey, Pearson. Qrchestra No high school is complete without an orchestra, Miss Piatt gathered to- gether a goodly number of musicians and has Weilded them into quite a credit- able bunch of performers. They aid in keeping things lively between acts and before the curtain, when the Junior and Senior Plays are being presented. Various combinations, duos, trios, etc., are gotten together from time to time from this group, in order that variety may be added to our Monday and Friday assemblies. One or two members of the orchestra may represent us in instru- mental solo numbers at the May music festival at Emporia. A school band is also included in the personnel. This band functions as a pep producer at the football games and during high school pep meetings. Page Forty