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

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song to the land where the Sunflowers grovx Hail to our city so fair, For three times three with a ziss-boom bah, For the high school whose colors we wear. For we are the students of Y. C. H, S. Sing we the tribute that our hearts confess, Ever we glory in our proud success, Hail to the Blue and White forever. Swift speed the moments of youth's fair day, Shadows will lengthen at eve, But we'll be true, native land, to you, To the high school whose colors we wear. The Red, White and Blue forever true, Pure as the heavens above. But one bright spot will remain always, 'Tis the high school whose colors We love. iii!! ill , S E2 1 r

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O D l'l'l 2 O -- ----- '----- 3 U In 1+ r r I 4 3 r v r 'r r In the distant future, our high school life will appear somewhat of a dream, containing many joyous and fond memories that are dulled by the passage of years. So we place in your hands The Wildcat of ninteen hundred forty-one .... the mirror of pro- gress and personalities of Y. C. H. S. May the memories bound within its pages be- come a bit of personal mythology that will grow ever more precious with the passing of time. We wish to express our appreciation to the many merchants and business firms who have helped make possible this issue of The Wildcat . Also we wish to thank Miss Banker, and the art class, Mr. Horsch and Mrs. Sykes, our sponsors. THE EDITORS . - ,'1'ff f'1 -'Sui' A' r efs