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

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v , ,,,.,,:,s 1. 1 T 'l ,1 2 -...T x 3 -of A .we g -1- K,,l ' 1 37 ' Q 5' ak fs: if s. was ww -Q.. wi K FOREWORD No longer just a dream is our High School of To- morrow. Under the building program that was made possible by the citizens of Ha s, on September 30, 1952, the additional classrooms, cafeteria and auditorium are fast becoming a reality. The High School of Tomorrow should be ready for use by September, 1954. Students and teachers do not build buildings. lt takes citizens interested in the education and welfare of youth. lt takes money raised by taxes. And taxes in this community come from the resources of The Good Earth. These resources are wheat, oil transportation and many other industries that have helped to build Hays into a community of which each citizen is proud. What- ever the business. the origin in this community springs from The Good Earth. With this thought in mind, the staff of '54 gives you a yearbook produced in photobrown to represent The Good Earth, from which came the money to produce and build buildings for adequate school facilities. 2

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TABLE or CONTENTS ,ls ADMINISTRATION - ...,, ,.... . . A... 8 22 ORGANIZATIONS , w. .. ,..M . 48 CLASSES ....SSS A SSS.,.,,S,.S,. .,SS - - FINE ARTS S.SSSS,S,S A SSSSSS T 70 ATHLETICS .EEEE,E ,E,, ss ACTIVITIES EEEEE EEE, EE --,,704 ADVERTISEMENTS A EE,,E A vEEE,EEE A 1 13 3 -1 ' I ' Q iQ Ex -1-3L..,,w K 16' -fa