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

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Leahma: I'll never get over what I saw last night. Roma R: 'iWhat is that? Leahma: 'iThe moon. af wk :xi CLASS BIRTHSTONES Emerald for Freshman Moonstone-Sophomores Grindstone-Juniors Tombstone-Seniors. Pk Pls Pk The Freshman is grassy and grows. The Sophomore is sassy and blows. The Junior is classy and knows. The Seniors are brassy and doze. Ik all elf C. G. H. S. FLIVVER Crank fstarts thingsj, John Edward Haney. Steering wheel, Lauren Graham. Engine Ckeeps things alivej, Dick Cody. Spark plugs, Henry White, Pudge Torrance, Gene Ellis Crest missingl, Gas, Bertha Scott. Hot air. Harold Brown. Rattles, William Ashley. Paint, Irma Claus. Flat tire, Jack Hall. Back seat, Ellis Keyes, Clifford Hartman, Vernon Wilkerson, Marian Mygin- nes and Walter Gallispie. ek is Pk Glen S.: Last night I dreamed I married the most beautiful girl in the world. Vifilma Mc: Oh, Glen, were we happy? lk 171 Ik Ralph V.: Fools often ask questions that wise men cannot answer. Lester Z.: I guess that is why I flunked so many exams. Pls elf Pk Blim: I'm so hard that if I appeared in public with my hands in my pocket, I'd be arrested for carrying concealed weapons. Dick Cody: fin restaurantl Will you have a little shrimp? Ruth Kramer: This is so sudden. wk if Pk Glen, said Mr. Haney, if you are guilty of this offense again I will susf pend you. Well, this is the first time I knew that cutting classes was a hanging of- fense, replied Snid . bk Pk ve Edgar P.: I once saw a horse with a wooden leg. Dick Co.: I don't believe it. XVhere did you see it? Edgar P.: On the merry-go-round. Anne Louise Cexasperatedjz Upon my word, I often wish God had made me a man. Henry fsmilinga 2 Perhaps he has, haven't you ever thought of me.'y Page Thirty

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Swenson, Chitty, Callaspie, Coltrane, Rumold, Yadon, Ashley, Barber, Brown, Cross, Machin. Ramsey. Miller, Hcbrank, Moore, Cress, Cress, Thompson, Moon, Cress, Kendle, Watts, Wilson, Eckart, Houston. , Braun, Hcdgepeth. Caywood, Hutson, Krause, Gilaspie, Britt, Sharpe, Sammons, XVilson, Law- rence, Vwlilliams. Freshmen Class History Ellis Rumsey ...... .,.....,.... P resident Irene Jackson .,.... ,..... V ice President Leland Harvey ......,.... ........,. S ecretary Jaconette Lawrence r..,...,..,....,..,.,.,......,.,.......,..........,. Treasurer Class Motto-Not perfect, but improving Class Colors-Pink and Whz'te Class Flowers-Pink and 'White Carnations Class Sponsors-dMiss Fredenburg, Mr. Turnbull What a glorious, sunshiny morning it was on September the fifth, nineteen hundred and twenty-seven, when eighty-four smiling Freshmen girls and boys entered the C. G. H. S. Although we were placed on the back seats in the auditorium, we felt just as important, and attractive as the Seniors on the front seats. With the help of our dear teachers, we began to bloom immediately with intelligence. Page Thirty-two