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

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SENIORS . Page I2 JUNIORS . . . 20 SOPHOMORES . 2I FRESI-IMEN . 22 ' '-'P

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STANLEY FRENCH B. S. in Education, University of Kansas, Lawrence, Kan- sas. Science and German. RAMOLA HAMMONS A. B. University of Kansas, Lawrence, Kansas. Home Economics. EDITH V. KNOTTS , Lindenwood College, degree, B.M Graduate work, University of Colorado Chicago Musical College. GEORGE GRAFEL B. S., K.S.C., Manhattan, Kansas. Commerce, Social Science, Asst. Coach JAMES XV. McDONALD ii. S., K.S.T.C, Pittsburg, Kansas. Gradute work, Northwestern Universi ty. Manual Training, Coach. HELEN IRELAND B. S., K.S.T.C., Pittsburg, Kansas. Graduate work, Pittsburg. Mathematics. MTLDRED SYKES B. S., K.S.T.C., Emporia, Kansas Graduate work, University of Kansas English, Mathematics. FAC U LTY Page 10 ELWOOD JONES B. S.. K.S.T.C., Emporia. Kansas. Speech, History, Latin, English. HENRY HORSCH A. B., Bethel College, Newton, Kansas. Graduate work, Claremont Col- lege, Claremont, California. Social Science. MARJORIE TRUEBLOOD B. S., K.S.T.C., Pittsburg, Kansas. Art. LILLIE GUNNERSON A. B., Bethany College, Lindsborg, Kansas. B. of Acct. Graduate work, Colorado State Teachers College, Greeley, Colorado. Commercial Depart- ment. CLARA GEITH A. B. Western Union College, Le Mars, Iowa. Graduate work, University of New Mexico. English, Library. DALE P. CREITZ Music, B., Bethany College. Linds- borg, Kansas. Graduate work, Bethany. Music.

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SENICDRS' FAREWELL As twilight falls on another school year, the seniors of 1939 are bidding fare- well to their high school days. With the departure of this class the high school will lose many talented students who have displayed extraordinary abilities in music, debate, dramatics, and leadership. ' The faculty sponsors of the class for the year of 1938-1939 were James McDonald and Elwood Jones, whose efforts and help were greatly appreciated by the seniors. The class colors, pink and silver, added much to the splendor -of the Junior- Senior Banquet which was given May 5th. TD BRDADER FIELDS To Broader Fields we seniors go Where we shall reap what we shall sow. Our places here we leave to you, Our work we leave for you to dog The honor of our school must grow. We leave you here. Short days ago VVe worked, worked hard, felt vict'ry grow, Played here with you, but now we go To Broader Fields. Take up our struggle with the foe. To you from passing hands we throw The torch. Yours, now, to do, or die. If you but try, as we did try, You'll be prepared to go, some day, To Broader Fields. -by Margaret Liiane Doyle. TRACK RECORDS This year a new track policy was inaugurated concerning track records. No records have been kept in past years so that any record made by a Y. C. H. S. boy either in a meet with other towns or in an inter-class meet under official time will be recorded. A record may be broken any time during the season. The records made this year at which future Wildcat track men may aim are as follows: 100 yd. dash, Rex Butler, time, 10.3 secondsg 220 yd. dash, Rex Butler, time 22.9 seconds, 440 yd. dash, Rex Butler, time, 56 seconds, 880 yd. run, Elwood Wrampe, time, 2.10 minutesg Mile run, Elwood Wrampe, time, 4.48.6 minutesg 110 yd. high hurdles, Jim Vadnais, time, 17.3 secondsg 200 yd. low hurdles, Jim Vadnais, time, 26. secondsg Broad Jump, Fred Chaffin, distance 18' 8V2 High Jump, Everette Hayes, height 5' 6 g Pole Vault, Glen Tolle,. height 9' 6 in.g Discus Throw, Bert Coleman, distance 107' 7 g Shot Put, Bert Coleman, distance 36' IM in., Javelin, Charles Ragland, distance 126 ft.g 880 yd. Relay, R. Beanway, Chaffin Vadnais, Butler, 2:39.2 minutesg Mile Relay, Toile, Monk, Mulsow, 'Ragland, 3159.9 minutesg Medley Relay, Varnum, Vadnais, Butler, Chaffin, 3:43.1. Page 12 1 Ji W ,.