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

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mom 'jencfsm 55005 go QUIZ, .BLZMTI2 'tcliti As tender shoots, thus started we 'Upon our high schoo1's prairie sea. Our varied days of rain and sun Made pleasant life-that we'd begun. Our teachers helped us and we know Our friends helped us start to grow. But time flew by--these tender shoots Were growing grass with knowledge roots. The growing days were soon to pass, For now we are the full glown grass. We're eager and adventuresome For new things in our life to come. So winter comes on high school days, 1t's forward now, we shift our gaze, Preparing for life Cit's a saga too, For that grand old class of '42J.

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Contents Freshmen ................. ........ Pa ge 8 School Board ..., 10 Administration ....... ll Faculty ...- ...... - .... ....... ...... . 1 z Band ....... ,. -.-.,... m.. A is smroosem' .,.-. ,M ...... .. is Mixed Chorus ...- 17 Foozben ............ ...f..-.. 19 cnownco cuss: Sophomore: ............... ..... - . .e.. - ..... -e 23 Juniors .......... N .......... -.. ....... 24 Girl Reserves ...-. .... 26 Hi-Y Club ........ 27 Dramatics ..... 23 Homecoming ........ ....... 3 0 Basketball .- ........ - ... .......... 31 Y Club ..... M. M. ...... ... .. .... 4 ..... .. 33 'lfrack .. .... .... ..... .., .......... 34 Pep Club ........ , ....... 35 FULL BLOW!! GRASS: Seniors ,................................. 38 ' Senior Play .................... -is Senior Honor Students ........ 47 Student Council ............., 48 ' King and Queen ..... 49 Wi1dcat's Howl ....... ........ 5 0 Annual Staff ...... ......... s. .......... 5 2 Advertisements ..... .. 53 The Staff would like to take this opportunity to express their appreciation to everyone who helped make possible the publication of this 1942 Wildcats To the sponsors, Mr. I-lorsch, Mrs. Sykes, andMiss Sisson, we owe much for their work: to the bl-llilllll Wim 80 helped by their advertising we say, 'Thank Yom ,Ei v - 1, 41.1 ' f 1' :fi ui 44 fr ' 1- 1' ' 1 ' ' .. -- 4' e ' ,, - ur e' of ,rs .. ., V.- 1 6fw.4'Crf1,.f'wf '- -e ff .1 'Ze A , , ' , gn 1 T14 5' 3 iff, ff v w Mfg- in x 'if -. g1..f- if-,As 114 5 . gi.. A 51. wiv on ,.f, A , .- 4 , I ' lx, M 5. 1, , M A- iexeo gr ff ,. K ,L A l,n.Vv:-1 r N, ,jimi . 3 , t-, ' LE- r' 'lv ,f f ,Q 1 g 'F v e,'-P?-,.k.,..', rfff,1-ffY :'e nf'.i'5.!-.T 4 .5 1 11' if 5515 4' ' I ' Y IJ' 'W 'G ' ' 1 'iv 4- N 'XF' . S J, 1'

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ll fj xx 1 Z' USIZCZET 355005, NTERING UPON THIS new unfamiliar world, the Freshmen are in need of guidance, consultation and helpg just as the tender shoots in pushing up- ward are dependent upon the forces of nature. Supplying this need, the Administration and Faculty are important factors in helping this im- mature populace reveal their latent capabilities. Since they are so essential to the Freshmen, they have been included in this section together with certain classes and activities. These activities are ones which the underclass- men are encouraged to join that the skills thus acquired may be used throughout their high school career. A l ,QLVL ,iq 'Q . 'Dw- ,A I lr v ,ge l R X i All ' M A f ' I 'Y xy!! A'5Ls, As. 1 ,. l S 'E F