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

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Girl Reserve The Girl Reserves have an enrollment of fifty-five this year and an average attendance of thirty. We sent three delegates and our Sponsor to Lawrence to the conference this year and have plans for some to go to Estes Park this summer. We are giving our annual Mother-Daughter Banquet and are ob- serving Girl Reserve week by having a special meeting, Chapel programme and a church service. Miss Lela Brown ...,......... .,,....,...... S ponsor Josephine Kirkpatrick .,... .........,..... P resident Gladys Rotchford ......... .,.,,., V ice President Bernice Walker .,...,... ............ S ecretary Helen Beauchamp ..4...... .4 . ............,. Treasurer Anne Louise Rhodes ....,.., .,,..,,...,. S ocial Chairman Irma Jones ..i....i......r..,. .....,........ S eruice Chairman Elizabeth Brown ....... .,..,.. P rogramme Chairman Eugenia Hebrank ....... .....,....,. M usic Chairman Elizabeth Colyer ........ ,...,... Q I I Aura Rees ,.4,........... 4,....., J Publlclfy A. R. Page Forty

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JUNIOR CLASS PLAY 1926 Clarence Clarence, as presented by the Junior Class, was one of the best and most successful plays ever given by any class in the Council Grove High Shcool. Under the capable direction of Mrs. J. J. Haney, the well chosen cast imper- sonated the characters of the play to a wonderful degree of perfection. The audience was pleased as was evident from continuous rounds of applause. Cast Clarence ..........,., Mrs. Wheeler ........ Mr. Wheeler ,..,... Cora Wheeler ....,... ..-Kenneth Kinkel Minnie Lee Marks ....,.......Robert Rhodes Booby Wheeler .i....... Violet Finney .. Mrs. Martin ,...... Hubert Stem ...... Della ...,,......... Dinwiddie .,,..... ,..........Alice Fisher , .......,,. Max Elliott Erlene Jaillite , ........ Elizabeth Ellis ...Harold Kneeland Kathryn Foresman .,...Walter Maelzer SENIOR PLAY 1927 Adam and Eva The Senior play for this year was put on under the direction of Lavelle F. Hicks, professional coach from Salina, Kansas. It was up to his usual standard of excellence. Considering the short time put into its preparation, the play was very good. The cast played their parts in a very lifelike manner. The Cast James King ....,........ .................,..,.,,..,...., R obert Rhodes Corinthia ....,..........,,. .....,.......,,..........,...,.,. A lice Fisher Clinton De Witt .,,.... ,.,.............,.. M ax Elliott Julie De Witt ......... ........ M innie Lee Marks Eva King ..........,....,.. .,,...,...... E rlene Jaillite ........Bernice Williams Dr. Jack Delamater ...... ...., Horace Pilgrim .,.......... Aunt Abby Rocker Adam Smith .......... Lord Andrew Gordon .,...,. ge Forty-two ...Harold Kneeland Lester Rumsey Kenneth Kinkel , .,..,. James Smith

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September 8 15 October 1 8 15 22 27 N ouember Calendar Vacation over-School begins. Largest Freshman class in history of C. G. High. -Studying begins in earnest. -First football game of season. Lots of pep and mud. We win, 6 to 12. -Parkerville High play C. G. Reserves. Score 14 to O in our favor. Another game. We go to Wamego and Win, 7 to 0. This was Eskridge's lucky day. They played here and defeated us, 26 to 0. -Team goes to Peabody for a game. Score 26 to O in their favor. 3-Marion meets C. G. on our field. The team plays a fast, plucky game but Marion wins by 1 touchdown. Score 13-6. 11-Emporia Reserves play C. G. Reserves. We send them home de- feated, 8 to 0. 25-Annual Turkey Day clash. Herington plays here and wins, 33 to 6. December 22-The Glee Clubs present their Operetta, In the Garden of the Shah. 19 2 7 January Q 7-First basket ball game of the season. C. G. meets Alta Vista. Score February 1 1 28 March 14 17 18 23 3 1 April 1 5 ge Forty-four 15 to 17 in their favor. -Another game with Hope. They Win 23 to 17. -School Welcomes back Supt. and Mrs. Haney after a three months' illness. -Cast chosen for Senior Play. -Student Body entertained in Chapel by Kansas Aggie students. -Senior play, Adam and Eva. -Freshman-Sophomore Dramatic Club gives one of the best Chapel programs of the year. -The Kansas City Little Symphony Orchestra give entertainment. -Juniors present their play.