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

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Long minutes in the office, pink slips and red faces . . . Riots at the north fountain and the inevitable, Let's get to our class- es, now . . . Locker dates and noon hour couples . . . Athletes taking charge of the office and skipping sixth hour . . . Finals, exemptions and cold chills . . . Bedlam be- tween clasess . . . Whzlt is it? C. C. C. H, S. Sedate Seniors, jovial Jun- iors, silly Sophomores, fris- ky Freshmen and post-hum- ous Post-Grads are herein expounded upon, the part of school that lives up to its name, classes.

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WILMA ROTH DEWEY YOUNG VIOLA MOONEV JACK INGAMELL5 PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT SECRETARY TREASURER SPONSORS LARSON BLEAKLEV RAVNOLDS Class of 1935 SENIOR REMINISCENCES AND DUMB BUNNIES! November 18-A dusty, hilarious skating party! Larson and Bleakley tried but shy Raynolds didn't. Brave Maxine, Belle and Dewey had their first. Lester and Viola were at their beginning fLook at 'em nowlb. Election Day! Look what the seniors got! Look what Don and Leora got! From discussing leadership and petitions look what developed! Annual Chapel-Oriental Per- fume! Scallions fonions to youl. Coral toe nails and Ali's turban C1 old hat, 1 sheet, 1 diamond broochl. Ollie's Modesty-Those Oriental trousers were Wilma's pajamas. Brave Susie Vincent and her cabbage head risked A1i's sword. , The Ring Committee, Loleita, Leora, Gene Meier, and Lloyd A. got speedy service. The promised Christmas delivery arrived Valentine's Day. The Invitation, Cap and Gown Committee CMeloa, LaVone, Willard and Carl WJ were selected for their little oddities. Honorary Lions and Lionesses included three Ruths iSchooley, Duck and Ger- mannb, Theodora, Helen Hammel, Myrna, LaVone, Wilma, Stevenson, Young and John- son. The Rotarians were Waite, Thomas, Rosenow and Hanson. Had you heard th-at-if Arlan Mc keeps on with his original lchemical mixtures he and it will be blown sky high. The crash of broken glass so often heard is probably Bud Neill disposing of Chemistry breakage via the window. The Normal Trainer's render Let Me Stay in Kansas, directed by LaVone and Helen. They almost learned One Little, Two Little Indians. They play school with Supt. Croach. Willard interrupted Teddy's teaching by watching a thresher go by. Dewey and Mary Davis sit together preparing School News fthey sayb. Stanley is the only ambitious one-he takes seven subjects. Wilma is often tardyg her excuse hold- ing the fountain for mankind. Those Commercial Law arguments! Lloyd A., Berniece B., and Viola got really loud but Henrietta only got bored. Suited Lloyd S. Then he and his hat could wander in late. tHe fetched it so Ingamells couldn't be rude to it.J Colleges worried him-quote I hate to disappoint any but I can't go to all. And the stuff Kay and Buddy Swenson put out! Nights, little sister got put out fin bedl when a Promoter ex-Ed. came a-courting. P. Smith had the slickest job. He spent half of his time collecting ads Qthat wasn't what the Staff caught him atb. No worries for Heikes-a pipe and a cigar rate first in his affections. Bauer says give him a lamb or a four-legged creature any day. Downing's Ford drowns his ro- mantic impulses. Ruth' Locke was most inconsiderate about dates-never would tell. She aimed to change each night, depending upon the car's newness and the fellow's job.