Clay County Community High School - Orange and Black Yearbook (Clay Center, KS)

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Contents .... . . . ADMINISTRATION . . . FACULTY . . . TIGER STUDENTS . . . TIGER ACTIVITIES . . . TIGER ATHLETICS . . . TIGER TALES . . . TIGER BOOSTERS

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Dedication . . Because they have so loyally supported Clay County Com- munity High S C ll 0 Ol in its many undertakings, generollsi- ly contributing' time, money, and efforts, We, the Staff of the 1935 Orange and Black respectfully dedicate this book to the Business and Profes- sional Men of Clay Center. , -. J' .1 J , f . , A 1 I 4 1' ,I 5 - 1 JJ' V' 0 -

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1-'ii L5fW'P 1'5W'?E FfYE'Fi ' Vi 7iP+L.Wf+f5W !?3'f35'1r W ' 'W ' SHELDON I-'RICK A B UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS Greetings Seniors of 1935 You are ready to embark upon thc voyage of Life. How the sailing is going to be depends upon how well your craft has been built. Twelve years have been spent fashioning a structure that you are hoping will carry you through a pleasant and profitable voyage. Some have been content to build with a minimum of materials and time while others have made it a point to use all available material and helpful, past ex- periences of others to further the endur- ance and possibilities of their craft Bon Voyageil-Iappy Landing H. S. UNGER, Assistant Principal Administration In approaching the close of another school year we can look back and see many ways in which our tasks could have been carried on more efficiently. How- ever it has been a good School year and I wish to express my appieciation for the fine cooperation of teachers and students which has been evident on every hand. May we develop this fine spirit into a definite, progressive' tradition. SHELDON FRICK, Principal. ln H. S. UNGER A B KIRKSV LLE. MU.. TEACHERS COLLEGE 5