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

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Music encourages the potential stu- dents of instruments and voice, and puts added sparkle into the school cur- riculum. The vocation departments prepare competent stenographers and secretaries, homemakers, farmers, mechanics, train- ing those who wish to take their places in the community immediately. Besides the cultural phase of school, the social part is not neglected. Char- acter, personality, and leadership are developed through athletics, and a variety of activities. Friendly contacts, personal friendships are inade, and ro- mances which often mark the beginning of the establishment of homes that be- come the foundation of community and country often begin in high school. We, the students of C,C'.C.ll.S., will remember our school as long as we live, We will remember it as an institution of learning, certainly, but also of living, and lillllllllllfl with each other.