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

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.W , Q? Ja? lonfufnerciaf X954 Qfenfia! r MIM-- QCOI' QPJ 0 Q - ' ,- -., -.amng a commercial subject ---nip in the Commercial Club, which this year totals 58. Alice Maynhart, Presidentg Gayle Wilson, Vice-President: Martha Zey, Sec- retary: and Shirley Henderson, Treasurerg each head a group of girls to plan and present programs for monthly meetings of the club under the supervision of Miss Winnie Scott and Miss Mabel Pinson, Sponsors. ' and .. th e chosen by the second-Year typmg - 0 1- Horiz0nS, the em 'Broademng u 1- to members t has served as an inspiration throughout the Yea shorthand studen S, of the rsh Chay Jay Club- . .dents and Donna . . B1 ser, V1Ce'PreS1 Officers Jean Root, Pfesldent' Norma os 0- 10118 with various committees conducted the pr -tl-easurer, 3 Cormack, Secretary grams- 21

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't? h e 87 H1-Y mem., CL D L-- --- M ' Henry Ewert led t es f Ch istian character. I Q tablish and maintain lugh standards o r i- M--vanguar 5 of Gfizend cya Z0 H i - Y Cabinet--STANDING-- left to right, Freddy Rice, Bob Watson, John Biegert, Neal An- derson, Kenneth W right. SEATED--left to right, Tom R ob s on , Bob Russell, Dean Robson, Mr. Henry Ewert, Bob Sexton, Lyle Anderson, John Maynhart.

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SCLOJ SW 'n ioneew L New cheerleaders were Pat Gay, Evelyn Lady, Marlene Myers, and Betty Sanders. In new uniforms of brown pleated skirts and gold corduroy jackets with an A anda megaphone on the back, a bucking bronco on the pocket, the costume is complete. New Helping with half-time stunts, running concessions at games and contributing pep to pep rallies and games are some of the duties ofthese 113 girls and their Sponsor, Miss Re- becca T ic e . Reorganized in 1946, the purpose of the club is to promote good sportsman- ship and school spirit. Mem- bership is open to any girl as long as she abides by the rules of the constitution of the Pep megaphones were issued with the outfits.