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

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if Heari- Irnfz FORMS New - t 1 Fiaster, Gwvmlolyn first flag OUIJA giftafe STANDING--Vernell Burton, Phyllis Smith, Robert Russell, Marilyn Gish, Joyce Needham, Frank Davis, Betty Chapman, Earl Pe r c i va 1 , Bonnie Leckron, Francis I-Iardisty, Barbara W i s sing , Donald Robson, Joanne Jones, Miss Alice Sinclair, Donna McCormick. SITTING--Dorothy Gilbert, A1Rasp, Le onard Daniels, Clarice Bettis, Maurine Payton, Germaine Luckie, Martha Zey, Pat Gay, Charlotte Leshley, Emma Beetch. E Pike. A, club has shot mm, Mawr two Sli, ICJ the Un' 51:11- smipshots D3-K9 in me an- That Locker 1 put the arm of zh both holes in txt time you close e you Inst any of possessions this you locked your gs Wouldrft walk Phat little gadget rs on the' front ment to decorate 1' locwkczr It was You wmzicl think 'au wcmld he Lim t memmlize their t more of them Q than any other make an effort to wsmbinatiozis, and wished by the mime of us want 'EP Www

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gli? uiff Jai! HAZ em berG. A. A. Cabinet mem, t S. are STAND1NG, left C? right, Clarice Bet-tis V1C':f'President5 Beverl' SP1'1f1Ser. me mbe r shiy P gram? .Te A . . an nn Scupin Presidentg Joan En le S t Q chairmang Pat Gay Pro Barbara Hart as , , , t. S Ort . S , por s captain-J Ming financial- MZ P S CaP'fa1n5 Miss Reb ' , ane Sellers at-,St ' , rlene M , , ecca Tice, L ' -' Program' vers, P'L1b11C1ty, ucy J0 Allen, soclals Claring The Girls' Athletic Association of 67 members, sponsored by Miss Rebecca Tice, has as its aim the promotion of an athletic program to further mental and physical health and improve athletic ability. ' ' d folk dancing are offered in weekly meet- Volleyball, basketball, hiking, softball, an ings.

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iw ciowlvdnkt . 's nwerlffl' to 09 , ra I Cordon Cox . is, RCP0rter' V' ce- to right: W1uardDaV 'dents Ivan Huston, 11 ra Officers, leiherlin Moorman,PTeZGatChd0g3 Dwight F O , rllgreiicllgriii, William Greenwood' re ' SeCTCtary' in 1928 and is not national organization of boys studyin agriculture. ed asa g vocational All F. F. A. activities are boy-initiated and boy- directed. The results, therefore, are due to farm- i n g objectives which are set up and car- ried out b 1: selves. er train y he boys them- To year is 37, and the boys are di Pike. tal membership this rected by Mr. L. M. OY5 .1 Jw 1 F. F. A. was founded I