Abilene High School - Orange and Brown Yearbook (Abilene, KS)

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l it The Juniors HERE CAME, into many a junior's pate A text whichfsayxs that heaven's gate Opes to the ri2:h'at an easy rate As the needle's eye takes a camel in! So on the great water tower they painted- To make the townspeople all acquainted With the junior colors, put into view, Showing the Seniors what they could do- But to their chagrin and to their sorrow, All of their work was off on the morrow. The Juniors discovered a garden fair, Invited the Seniors to revel there, To glory in toasts and songs and dances, Enjoy the laughter and smiles and glances. Next year the Juniors will do the work That the Seniors this year disdained to shirkg Next year, tho' we would none distress, The Juniors will add to their success Till the year will find at its termination That the class has a well-won reputation. L. f:.?'0.41:3:2, fmQ.Sf3faz? L.E

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Q Q O . Chapel '26. dard. 1 1 -...' lude '27. already been thaid 6? 59? - TERESA WEISHAAR Commercial Glee Club '24, '255 Chorus 24 25 Type writing Team 26, 27 Commercial Club 26, '27: Quill Club '25 Oral hnglnlsh Class True American girlhooo IS my stan ' MNRION WELLER Manual Arts Class Night '241 Glee Club 27 Orches tra '24, '25, Band '24 Oper etta '27, Science Club 24 25 26 7 Live wires are my hobby CHQ-fiLEs .VVILSON General Bobstef Staff '27: Annual Staff ' Football '24, '25, Captain Christmas Chapel '26 Track 25 26 27 Science Club '25, C ub '25, '26, '27, Booster Chapel 27 A woman is only a woman but a good cigar is a smoke. UD HAZEL WOOLVERTON Professional Class Night '24: Glee Club 24 25 J Sr. Reception Commlttee 26 Christmas Chapel '26g Science Club 27 Play Inter What would life be without Bunny ' DELLA ZEIGLER Professional Class Night '25: Glee Club 25 Jr Qr Reception Committee 26 Christmas Chapel '26: Science Club 24 Quill Club '25g Latin Club '25. What ith there to they that thathn

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R p 'Y lx: I x A CQ no 1 Junior Oflieers LAWRENCE VVILSON, GIGIITIIITIDE TTIEMEIZ, HOVVAIllJ VVAILD, LOHINIC MILLER AID Lawrence VYilson. talking of old school days, Yes, I was president of the junior class in 227. Lorine was some little assistant, too. Gertrude and Howdy were surely the money collectors. The Junior-Senior went over big and you'll know why when I tell you who were the committees: Finance, Howard VVard, chairman, Gertrude Tremer, Arlene Sleichterg program, Lora linoch, chairman, Leonard Garri- son, Rhea Logan, Lorine Millerg decoration, Virginia Anderson, chairman, Orville Bishopg table decoration, Oma Bishop, chairman, Francis Shiller' foods, Phyllis Latimer, chairman, George lslurd, Mildred Miller. IN IXIEINIORIAM To Lawrence Iilwick, our comrade and class- mate, who worked so valiantly with us, who in all circumstances maintained his cheerful mrtod and who in the happiest time of his school career was taken from us hy death on the eve of january 23rd, 1927, we, the class of 328, dedicate a lasting memory. I 'I Cff'? 49? ' , if if 5 l