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

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1 .1 f Q MW! AC AT PLAY ' The team is off for another football game-or at least they were starting when the Mirror camera snapped them. From the looks of the picture, Dale Hines plans to go on a long journey. We don't wonder that Verlin Trueblood fell out of a car once, just look at him hang ing out the window. Bob Wilson surely has a winning look on his face. He doesn't seem very worried about the coming game. Any- way, they were a swell team! Remember this group? They are posing here for a scene from The Youngest tak- en the night of it's presentation. Willis Payton certainly looks the part of a dis- tinguished lawyer, and Lucille Sharp, who played the part of his Wife, might easily be taken for the daughter of the best fam- ily in town. Doris Tredway, the mother, personifies the conflict that exists in her family. And even though you can only see her back, Kathleen Pfisterer, as the maid, adds a nec- essary finishing touch to the picture. No wonder they always had such a good attendance at those Hi-Y luncheons-just look at the pleased faces of these eaters. Howard Engleman evidently isn't camera shy, at least he doesn't let it interfere with h's eating. Jack Floyd seems to be bothered ith the same trouble. Does Emily Post say it is the thing to do' to write at the table, Keith? Well, I'll bet they had lots of fun anyway. No, they aren't wax figures, they're more characters of the public speaking play. Vir- ginia Day, who played the leading lady part, seems to be taking things easy with Alice Newman, who as Mui, the younger daughter, never took things seriously. Jack Hall, The Youngest , evidently is giving John Tufts the 'dickens'. He probably needs it, too! Douglas More, who couldn't make up his mind which side of the family quarrel to take, seems a little hot under the collar too. PAGE 5 Z

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PAGE 6 Faculty ARCHIE E. SAN ROMANI Instrumental Music HELEN SILVERWOOD Latin J. D. DAVIS Speech, English BERYL HARBAUGH Spanish, Penmanship OLIVE RAMAGE World History T. C. FARIS Vocational Agriculture GAYE IDEN Physics A. L. CURRY Constitution, Problems Director of Athletics HAROLD GISH Printing INEZ JOHNSON English EVERETT NICHOLSON Physical education Physiology EDNA WHEATLEY English VERA KOONTZ Art A. E. MAAG Social Science ALICE CARROW Librarian