Kingman High School - Oracle Yearbook (Kingman, KS)

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The Editor-tin-Chief ...... Associate Editor ..,,.. Staff .,...Verna Wymore ...........Jean Braly Business Managers ,.......,,,..,,,,,,, Rozella Biggs Sport Editors ...... Circulation Manager v,.... 1 . Joke Editor ..........,....r Exchange Editor ..,,,.. ,,,,, Typist .........,......,..... Reporters ................... and Ronald Brown ...,...Boh Mateer and Darwin Markwell .........LaVeta Settle ..e.,,..Harry Snyder .Bernice Conrardy ............Wilma Bane ...........Charlene Wcikal, Jerry Biggs, Martha Duerksen, Mildred Claxton, Velma Catlin, Mary Alice Hornbaker, Harold Kistler, Warren Brown, Mike Ortiz, and Dick McAdam. -at -+4--Q In This Issue High School Building ,t.,.... Down by Old K. H. S ......... Guiding Lights ...i..,...... Oneoming Waves ...... And So We Sailed ......, Around the Bend .......,. Big Bubbles ..,.......... Senior Pictures .,,. Whirlpools ,,,,,,,.,,,,,., Silt and Sediment .....,.,. Memories . ,,,,,,..,,,c,,, ......Page 2 ,......Page 3 ......Page 4 ......Page 6 ......Page 7 ......Page 8 .........Page 10 ......Page 12 ......Page 14 ......Page 15 ......Page 16 Pebbles ,cV.,,,A, page 17 Ripples ..............,.........t .,...ee.. P age 18 Rock-Stones-Boulders ,,e,,, VVV4.,,-. P age 20 Splash .,,.,.......,,..........,., wq,,,, P age 22 Sand Marks .,,,,, ,,,,7V, P age 24 'iiriiairiieiiiliiuiiamiciieiie M A Y , 1 9 3 7 Tossed Ashore -in VEB the rough waves and treacher- ous storms, We, victorious seniors, have been sailing down the Mill Stream of K. H. S. for the past four years. The friendships ot' Guiding Lights and Shipmates will not soon be forgotten. We shall always cherish the memories of this mill stream where we have rowed so hard in order to achieve our goal. Now that We have successfully reached this goal and are being tossed ashore, what will our next port he? The Guilding Lights have told us that we are now capable of xx eathering the storms of life and that from now on we must choose our own course. Some of us will choose a route in distant waters, while some will contrinue to sail near where we are now docked. Whatever we choose for our next port, we're going to en- counter whirlpools and reefs that will have a tendency to pull us down, hut We must profit from the experience on the Mill Stream and keep sailing on toward success in life. With wishes of good luck and good sail- ing, we seniors hand over the key of the old Mill Stream to our lower shipmates, and may they have a successful tour. Bon Voyage. Page One

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Here's your 1937 Oracle. VVe hope you'll like it! We have tried to mention the highlights ol' the year and the the senior class. NVe have attempted to build the theme ol' the magazine around The Old Mill Streainf' The cover ot' this book was drawn by Victoria panel on the big events ot' Howd , Folk 4 0 9 Ann Hooton, a sophomore, and member ot' the art department. No doubt there have been interesting happenings omitted from this issue, but it' we have erred, please for- give us. II' this book will partially serve as a means ot helping you to cherish the mem- ories ot' this year at K. H. S., then we shall be happy. MThe Oracle Gang. o-ooei-?Hm- Down by Old K. H. Down by old K. H. S. VVhere l first inet you, And your friends so true, Vilorking there with you. It was there I knew My dreams would all You were sincere, l lox ed you, dear, Down by old K. H. S. 906 eolne trueg Oarsmen - - ROYAL HUGHBANKS, President VIOLA BASE, Vice President VERNA VVYMORE, Secretary-Treasurer FLAGSTAFF SHRUBBERY Cnnvisoiv AND GoI.n AMERICAN BEAUTY FLOODLIGHTS y 'four OF scnool. LIFE, 1NTo LIFE'S senooif PADDLES MILDHED MUSSER E. D. CHILCOTT Page Three