Clay Center High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Clay Center, NE)

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JUNIORS The Juniors this year have been a numbered lot. But though few in number, at times discouraged and forsaken, we have managed to make this year one of our most successful. , Perhaps our greatest problem was the age-old worry--how to make 'the mostest money the fastest.W Finally we arrived at a decision. We published a few tear-jerker articles in the Wildcat, rang doorbells and plagued townspeople until we had finally sold enough tickets for a full house at the theater. By sponsoring this movie and by selling magazines in co-operation with the senior class we practically assured the Seniors of a banqmt. Isn't it strange the ends to which some people will go to get rid of others? But we just can't have those seniors around stealing the lime-light another year. The next step we took to prepare ourselves for our future po- sition of authority was the ordering of our class rings. We are well- pleased with them and exceedingly proud of them. At the time that this story goes to press plans are well-under way for a never-to-be-forgotten banquet but to keep our secret well away from the eyes of our kniving Senior classmates our only comment is: 'Mum's the wordl'