Ness City High School - Eagle Yearbook (Ness City, KS)

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Yours is the earth and everything that's in it, and — which is more —you’ll be a man, my son

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If you can fill the unforgiving minute with sixty seconds' worth of distance

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• The ring and key representing the Senior class of 1976 stand not only for a symbol of attainment, but also for many years of togetherness as a class. Many friendships, hardships, joys, and just plain relaxing hours have been spent together and a unity has been formed. Years from now, when a member of this class finds his ring or key lying in a drawer somewhere, it will bring back memories of times together, in addition to a feeling of sat- isfaction and achievement. As one can see by the program below the cast for the senior class play was made up of members of the Senior class. The cast enjoyed the rehearsal and the actual performance of the play. The profits of the play were put to good use. Mr. Ober- ley also benefitted by receiving a nice pair of boxer shorts. There are times when one wonders if people are so involved in their work that they don’t know what is happening, or if they are just camera-shy. Can you tell who these girls are as they get ready for Homecoming? The Senior Class CAST OF Ness City High School PRESENTS A TOKEN OF OUR Hornet. The Maid Esther N'uss ESTEEM Ito-le R• »- Hr«ttih.n» Mvrtu Mr- Hide Vwfc' .. V«..a H'nlC r«.|ri BY DONALD R STIEPER PtmciIL Me - Jan Schlegn A Comedy in Three Acts Gfeai l.’nrV Potiphar Hen-thaw Dave Brungard’ VI » •, .n i'l Kim («••dm» Vliriln- (Sanrel S ndv H.W» Nov. 21, 1975 8:00 p.m. Viw l Cars Mr-Canl.- Mi» Pcnc-ha Mann. 1 Diane Stecktein (amp Wampum GirK Nw City Purn P«m »1 SO ADULTS SI 00 STUDENTS (NS.) Girls S0STUOENTS (GRAOFl Directed by David R Oberley Produced with ariongemem iron. ART CRAFT PLAY CO I'naufAvr I.IIM 1 WllH|t| «l Cedar Rapid», Iowa law Wj».njir 14