Yates Center High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Yates Center, KS)

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CLASS ROLL ON PAGE 20 President ,............ ...,.... B illy Lamb Vice-President .........,........ Jesse Gillespie SPONSORS: u Miss Geith ,,-,,,,,....,.., ....,......... M r. Creltz Sec. and Treasurer ........ .... B ob Gilmore There are fifty members in the Sophomore class. These members are in various activities of the school such as debate teams, band, glee clubs, orchestra and dramat- ics. Four of the members, Ermadean Long, Nadine Dill, Emerson Tadtman, and Betty Rae Butler, were chosen for the cast of the one act play, Pink and Patches, which was given December 20, in a league contest. Eugene Dix was chosen to rep- resent the Sophomore class as a delegate for the Beta Delphian Club at the annual Federated Clubs High School Pilgrimage to Topeka, February 17. Helen Mahon and Jesse Gillespie were chosen to represent the sophomore class in the King and Queen Contest. Although the class is not as large as some of the others, they' help to contribute their share in making the school progressive and successful. The Sophomore class had the most students on the honor roll for the First Semester. Those on the honor roll were: Betty Rae Butler, Helen Mahon, Nadine Dill, Verna Mae Peters, Ermadean Long, George Woodruff, Richard Mulsow, and Eugene Dix. som-IQMQRES Page 18

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'QQEF' T ' ' m.'?eM.,sQ F1'f'f:. v--www EVE? ,pt .vl,., .1 JUNIORS CLASS OFFIFERS SEMESTER SECOND SEMESTER President ....,,.....,..,,.. Genevieve Robbins FIRST PI'9Sid6nt ..,........,...,.......... Wayne Jaynes Vice-President .... Vice-President ...... ..... M atilda Heffern .,...Violet Withers .. ...........,. Donna Shaw Secretary ..,..,...,,, .....Genevieve Robbins Secretary.,........... TFGIISLIFGI' ...... ...v..i B ert Coleman Treasurer ...,... ..... B ud Beanway SPONSORS Miss Youkey, Mr. Grafel Class Colors: Pink and Silver Class Flower: Chrysanthemum The Junior class has an enrollment of sixty-five, and each member is anticipating next year with eagerness. The Junior students on the honor roll are: Eleanor Stoll. Marjorie Randall, Bernice Sieker, Maxine l1CGI'ZlllRhllll, Margaret Doyle, Vio- let Withers, and Rex Butler. Genevieve Robbins and Kenneth tBudJ Beanway were the candidates selected for the annual King and Queen final contestg Bud was elected king by a majority of several thousand votes. The Patsy, the class play, was given December 15 and again January' 5. This is the only time in recent years that there was a public demand for a class play to be presented a second time, which is a splendid compliment for the cast. The Juniors entertained the Senior class and faculty at a banquet, April 22. The color scheme used was pink and blue, the official colors of the Senior class. The theme carried out in decorating was Hawaiian style. By use of an artificial moon and a multitude of stars, the lighting system conveyed the imagination to a lovely night scene under the open sky in the south sea. Many roses and other flow- ers were also used. Cocoanuts, pine-apples, and a unique sandy beach strewn with flowers and sea shells completed the effect of Native Hawaii. CLASS ROLL ON PAGE 20 Page 1 7

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x 5.1.1 arf.-f?,if ---, -si-. ,. -1 .. X ., 1,-..' -' 1- . v . .'Qv'-L s' : ' 5' K I -, . - V. . v.v.- .,....- ,-4. - - -l r .- . .. - - -1 C51 , . 15.45jg-ff qfgnsga, ,. ,,.A,g.,Jf,lt,.n:.e. . 1 OFFICERS President ....,........... Mary Dell Burnside Secretary ..... ........ E va Lee Shotts Vice President ........................ Alan Stoll Treasurer ................ ...... L avonne Daniel Sponsors ................ Mr. Lauber, Mr. Horsch The Freshman class of the 1937-38 started with an enrollment of seventy- eight members, by far the largest class in High School. If they all survive for four years, Yates Center will indeed have a real Senior class in 1941. The class is well represented in debate, athletics, and musical organizations. Mary Dell Burnside and Kenneth Briggs represented the class in the Round-Up King and Queen contest, and received many votes. The Freshmen held a Halloween party at the gymnasium the evening of October twenty'-sixth. Prizes were awarded to Mary Dell Burnside, Junior Varnum, and Junior Stockebrand for the cleverest costumes. The following six members of the class were on the honor roll for the first semester: Mary Frances Briles, Elaine Starks, Ella Fae Stroh, Mary Dell Burnside, Geraldine Drain, and Kenneth Briggs. A very entertaining assembly program was given by the Freshmen on April twenty-seventh. Eight members of the class displayed their talent in a one-act play entitled Hold Everything. Those taking part in this play wereg Mary Dell Burnside, Eva Lee Shotts, Patricia Pfifer, Dick Buck, Melvin Ruth, Bernard Bebout, Junior Stockebrand, and Mary Joan Fry. CLASS ROLL ON PAGE 20 Page 19 .Y at Q