Hays High School - Indian Call Yearbook (Hays, KS)

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THREE ATTRACTIVE SENIOR GIRLS were honored as Homecoming Royalty midway in the game. N i!! E -s STUDENTS AND ALUMNI enjoyed the dance held after the game. M1111 5'fQf ml .- 'l' QUEEN JUANITA KOBLER and her at- tendants-Linda McDowell fleftj and Gwendolyn Wynne frightj-posed momen- tarily with their escorts-Frank Butler, Carl Scott, and Charles Evans. 10 Homecoming: The Game Of The Season During the half-time activities of the Hays High and Ellis game, Juanita Kobler was crowned gueen of Homecoming with Linda McDowell and wendolyn Wynne as attendants. As the lights were turned out on the field, the pep club formed an H with the band and held flashlights while the band played the school song. A trumpet fanfare announced the arrival of the queen and her at- tendants. Preceding the game a snake dance wound its laughing and cheering way through Main Street and ended with a huge bonfire at the city auditorium. A dance was held following the game to which senior high school students and alumni were invited.

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L l F E ln Hays High School Approves Of Clyde W. Rothgeb Seventeen years ago a young man who was very much interested in the lives of boys and girls arrived in Hays as a teacher. Today he is the Principal of the high school. To Clyde W. Rothgeb, the staff of the 1953 Indian Call proudly dedicate this book. Your untiring efforts to make school life a democratic way of life will never be forgotten. Your stress on preserving and promoting tra- ditions that make Hays High different from every other high school will keep us loyal supporters of our alma mater. -The Staff of '53

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