Arkansas City High School - Mirror Yearbook (Arkansas City, KS)

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SENIORS TRACY CARY HUGH SCOTT Uollos Lettrvs, I.:xti11. Mirnm' Staff Xie-lphian, German, Mirror Staff, I ai11't no teacher's pet. Foot Ban '4 Wc1'ds, words, words. MARY VAWTFJR Dolphian, English Merry Mary play those eyes. Y, W .

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SENIORS CORHINH LESH IRNA SIMS Belles Le-ltros, Latin and Gorman. Flzilomatlwan, English. Glvo Club Mirror Stall, Class Treasurer '1 '4, Arkansan. My Glcry, I try to bo truc to them You can'l .xlways toll about mix' am.. LEROY PEEK Bolle-s I,ett1'es, Gorman, Foot Ball '11, '4, Basket Ball '3, '4, Glee Club '11, '4, Class President '3, Vice lwosidont '2, Student Council '3, Editor-in-rliiof of tho Mirror Staff. Foot, Ball lllauagor '4 His 5-illlllfl :md r-you lmvo Wim him uwuuy f1'ie11d5. HAZIQI. CLUBB Belles Lettrcra. Latin. Gloe '4 '11, '4, Arkausan l just can't lllfllill my c-yes be- have. l

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SENIORS ROY ROBINSON Phllomathean, German, Track Team '3, '4 The most mannerly boy in the class. CORA CARPENTER Delphian, Normal Speech is silver but silence is golden. il- EDITORS NOTE In passing through the stage of An- nual-litis we have been severely bent- possibly cracked, but like a worthless ar- ticle, we still remain unbroken. We rea- lize, but alas too late, the egotistm of our philosophies, our over-stocked self confi- dence and esteem, and our exaggerated indifference to the world at large. Fur- ther in passing through these unknown heights, and depths, despite the ambrosial qualities of a high and ever conscious aim to publish a souvenir that might be cred- itable to the institution it represents- our ambiguous and obnoxious ideas have caused a certain amount of ingratitude or dislike between ourselves and our fellow beings. In other words, being not wholly guiltless, We have made some enemies. To these individuals we, like a man pre- paring for that celestial world and land of eternal joy, make open confession of our guilt and now apologize from the depths of our hearts, before entering that hazy and unknown world that seems to open with commencement. Even before this book was published we thought of things that we wished had been omitted but like many other realiza- tions they came too late, so we beg of you to wear the shoe and smile even though the fit be poor and the idea somewhat an- tiquated or rude, and to our host of friends that by their co-operation and ever ready assistance have made this book a success, we hold a sense of deepest gratitude and extend our hearty thanks.-M. L. P.