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

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Fdfjulty PAGE 14 A. E. SAN ROMANI, B. M. Instrumental Music L. M. NEMECHECK, B. S Mathematics, English O GRACE E. PETZ, B. S. Commerce T. C. FARIS, B. S Vocational Agriculture O CARL M. HELGESON, B. S. Commerce DAISY HAMIT Study Hall O ALICE M. CARROW Librarian OLIVE RAMAGE, A.B. History O CHARLES L. HINCHEE, B. M. Vocal Music HELEN E. SILVERWOOD, A. B Latin and English O

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6, 0 0 Q O Class of 1934 s . li 'fig F is if - 4 I Q dir p -1 ,.' . . - G 'ff ' - it fs-fl Q 4' f Liv A 1 1 . 4 wif lk Q15 ,il - x T fa N 1 iff? ii A m I0 fm I K 'X J iii lu i Cl V ?si ilili if ' 4l off ' , L its XX A' A Pigs 'gk 5 XX I ' H Q 4- 4 ! Vj'. 4 I 5 Q3 ttii if l, Q, A 1 cs f W ,Z I wg? tl If ry xx f ' 'ff X If .' - iii- 'Cz N :I Q of if 4 kwa Akvmu. PAGE 143 Class Qfiicers PRESIDENT-Gordon Fox, College Prep. Usually presidents are serious, but this one is different. VICE PRESIDENT-Mary Lucille Miller, College Prep. Willing and capable, whether the task be one of forceful leadership or intelligent followership. SECRETARY-TREASURERf4Glenn Brown, Industrial. Most people prefer black or white, but Brown suits the seniors. STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVE- Herman Blackwell, General. Besides being an all star athlete, he is a representative who represents. Q' HROUGH the cooperation and interest of the senior class the 1934 Mirror was made possible, making Ark City one of a few of the Ark Valley schools to have a publication. Not only have they striven to take part in school activities, but they have been leaders of their underclassmates in the many school projects. After the senior day program and picnic, comes graduation. The high school careers of one hundred nighty-eight students will end with the ceremony on the athletic field. The same number of candidates are listed for graduation as last year, although a precedent has been broken,-since only 86 girls are being graduated compared to the usual majority of feminine graduates.