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

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Seniors FIRST ROW- Hamilton Nichols Huston Eisele Lauer Yorgen son Henn Giese A. Brown SECOND ROW- F. Brown Cress Knox Dieffenbaugll Milligan Foster Brooks McKee Pientka THIRD ROW-- FOURTH ROW- FIFTH ROW- SIXTH ROW- Hoffman Anderson H. Kauffman J. Whitehair Hollenback Hugg Rutz Hite Seaton Lesher Cormack K. Whitehair Weber Flanagan Hopkins Tyler Long M. Tinkler Kohart Lewis King Haslouer Weaver White B. Berger D. Berger Fisher Helm Webb Hicks Martsolf Landis Tinkler Hoover

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Seniors FIRST ROW- Amsbaugh Meuli Goodwin Bonfield Dahnke Hartenstein Romine Stoffer Thurber SECOND ROW- THIRD ROW- Bethe Ayers Kauffman Gamber Mustard Hurd D, J. Miller Owens Fackler D. Miller Stants Strawsburg Froelich Harris Yancey Billings Nemecheck Sampson FOURTH ROW Issit McMillan Dieter Asling Simmons Weber Sloop Hockensmith Nelson FIFTH ROW- Shearer Duckwall Van Duyne Pickerall Hatter Ayers Steele Donnelly Rogers SIXTH ROW- Hollar M. Whitehair Holmes Gans Leonard Reneau Makins Stevens Fuller

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junior Class HE JUNIOR CLASS, next in line for gradu- ation, began the school year, 1933-34, with ap- ' proximately one hundred twenty members. The following persons were elected to guide the class through a very successful year: john Dean Baker, president, Dorothy Buchanan, vice-pres1- dent, Elinor Welcli, secretary, Robert Nottorf, treasurer. Peggy Morse and Vlfayne Zook repre- sented the class in the student council. Class spon- sors were Miss Marjorie Taylor, Miss Mabel Pin- son, Paul Collins, and Doyle K. Brooks. The annual class play, the first dramatic presen- tation of the year, It Pays to Advertise, was pre- sented at the City Auditorium, November 17, 1933, under the direction of Miss Esther Christmore, as- sisted by Miss Marjorie Taylor. Lois Coulson was elected by the class as a can- didate for annual queen. Eugene Dawson repre- sented the school in the C. K. L. Oration contest and won first place in the league. Dawson was also a member of the debate team. A number of junior boys were prominent in football, basketball, and spring sports and several members of the class took part in the C. K. L. Music Contest. For class projects, members sold candy and pop at the Chapman football game and at the McPher- son basketball game. One of the most outstanding events of the year was the junior-Senior Reception, given by the jun- iors in honor of the seniors. It was held at the Sunflower Hotel, May 4. The juniors, as well as the other classes, pre- sented a sketch class night. This performance con- cluded the activities for the year. TOP ROW fleft to rightj-Huston, G. MacDonald, McKanna, Harper, Wm. Burnette, Muller, R. Kauff- man, L. Martin. THIRD ROW- Henderson, K. Kean, Larsen, H. Kauffman, Johnson, Mellor, L. Mil- ham, V. Myers, Leffingvvell, Hessel- barth. SECOND ROW-McAdams, A. Miller, B. Myers, Holmes, Mc- Coy, V. Jones, M. Lambeth, Kerns, A. Milham, A. Hoffman. FIRST ROW -Howie, B. Miller, Moore, Lucier Havener, Mcllnay, Hutchison, Ma- son, E. Herr, Leckron. 1 TOP ROW fleft to rightl-D. Bur- nette, L. Franklin, E. Baker, C. Blark, Glick, D, Engle, Bretches, Dull. THIRD ROW-J. Baker, Cobb, Cavender, R. Garten, Dawson, Fish- er, H. Emig, V. Ayers, Gleissner. SECOND ROW-Funk, Bogart, Day- hoff, French, Campbell, Felbush, Annis, Corwin, E. Davis, P. Fargo, Bushey. FIRST ROW-L. Coulson, A. Davis, F. Engle, V. Eicholtz, Alt- man, Ford, Emig, D. Eicholtz, Bear, D. Buchanan. I'OP ROW Cleft to rightl-Parsons, Harold Todd, Warhurst, Wilmore, D. White, V. Townsend, L. White, Nor- man, Peck, Walters. THIRD ROW- H. Todd, M. Todd, Singer, R. White- hair, Pientka, Robertson, Nottorf, Scott, P. Reed, B. Shearer, A. Nel- son. SECOND ROW-W. Zook, C. Reed, Lloyd Rissman, Schmidt, Pep- per, Stroda, E. Welch, M. Thiel, Schiller, Young, D. Zook. FIRST ROW-D. Priem, Peatling, Rathert, Sparks, Osborn, Rowden, Pooler Weyant, R. Sutton, Woolverton, Van Lew. 1