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

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649 Hwy The ranks of the Sophomore Class this year were clipped to a numerical twenty-five by the loss of Gloria Brunning to Harvard after the first six weeks. We have been a busy group this year. Our time has been greatly occupied by the carrying of five courses instead of our usual four. Though we've worked hard, we haven't over-exerted ourselves, for we cling to the old adage: nAll work and no play makes John a dull boy.' Therefore we took our extracurricular activities nearly as seri- ously as our academic work. We entered athletics, Pep Club, Y-Teens and music work in earnest in hopes of making our school a better institution for our having been here. Mr. Smith, our class sponsor, gave his whole-hearted and enthusiastic co-operation to turn our annual class party into a successful, fun-filled scavenger hunt. Our money-raising projects this year have consisted of selling and having concessions at local athletic events. In summarizing we may say that we've worked and played to better ourselves the past school term and we are looking forward to an ever greater, more prosperous, more enjoyable year in the future.