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

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CM The AHS Pep Club, an all-girl organization sponsored by Mrs. Iuanda Singleton and Miss Bernita Billings, has supportedthe players well and added much color and zest to the athletic events of the school year. Acting as public relations agents, three busses of Pep Club supporters traveled to Salina on September 14 for our annual gridiron en- counter with the Salina Maroons, and on Feb- uary 10 they again journied, this time to Junction City for a return tilt with the Bluejay quintet. The officers, who have workedhard to make this club a box-office attraction, and who deserve PEP CLUB OFFICERS much praise for their efforts are president, L. TO R.: VICE-PRESEDENT MARLENE MYERS' PRESI- - - . , I . - , DENT, JOAN ENOLE: ANI: SECRETARY-TREASORER, FRIEDA Joan Eng e' Vlce president' Marlene Myers' EASTER. and secretary-treasurer, Freida Easter. QF BACK ROW, L. TO R.: P. ALEXANDER, B. CROUGH, J. ENGLE, C. CRANE, MRS. J. SINGLETON, L. CAMPBELL, S. CONKLIN, D. CRUSE, B. GISH. STH ROW: E. BRONN, J. GARTEN, C. S. FlEDLER, M. J. CONKLIN, D. CRONKITE, S. BETHE, G. GOOOELL, S. BOWYER. MTH ROW: C. BURCHAM, F. EASTER, D. BRAINARO, B. CAMER- ON, M. CONRLIN, G. ANGUIANO. 3RD ROW: R. A. DAHNRE, L. CRAMER, B. BRUNER, E. ENGLE, C. BIENZ, J..GAY, W. GREENwoOO. END ROW: M. A. BRAx, S. BRANSON, L. BUIE, M. COLE, N. J. COLLINS, J. GUIL- FOYLE, M. GIL. IST ROW: S. FARON C E G E V GAR S EATON AYERS. 6i7aLe me Ouf fo flue ga! -get-men , . N L , . v, . , J. BLYE, L. FROST, M. GIL, J. BACK ROW, L. TO R.: D. HELM, K. MAYNHART, C. MING, G. HENRY, B. MCNOLTY, D. KIEFERLE, B. NEWLOVE, S. HOOD E. KNAPP, E. HOULTON, F. MOORE, J. JIRIK. MTH ROW: E. J. MCMAHON, F. MURRAY, J. HEIENS, D. LINDGREN, B. LAIRD N. MERRYFIELO, S. KOSTER. 3RD ROW: B. KIPPENBERGER, 5. HOGAN, J. CALLAHAN, C. HUTTON, M. L. HENDERSON, J HILL, P. LEONARD, M. MCCOY. END ROW: A. M. HORAN, L. HAMPTON, M. HENDERSON, B. KOOKEN, B. HART, L. LECRRON J. HILL, M. LONOBINE, S. JORDAN. IST ROW: J. MORRIS, M. V. JOHNSON, M. MONROE, P. LONRY, D. KELLEY, G. HAYNES D. IHDE, P. LENIS, B. MOORMAN, J. NEHER. - Z6

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F. t BACK ROW, L. T0 R.: D. WILSON, M. CURRAN, G. Cox, L. AYERS, J. SEXTON, I. ANDERSON, A. GARTEN, I. COLE, B. GRAVES. SECOND ROW: W. GREENWOOD, B. SCHNEIDER, E. KOLLING, W. BEETCH, J. SEXTON, K. JONES, J. FOSTER, A. COLE, D. WHITEHAIR, M. SEx'roN. FIRST ROW: L. M. PIKE fSPONSORI, C. Hoon, M. SEXTON, l. HUSTON, R. BOWMAN. gyucafiona .Sloff LEARNING TO DO DOING TO EARN A CABINET, L. TO R.: W. GREENWOOD, E. KOLLING, G. Cox PRESIDENTJ, A. GARTEN, M. SEXTON, M. SEXTON. l tein cali belonging S 12151. Sexton' Holstein calf belonging to M Pigs belonging to E. Kolling. Holstein heifer belonging to L. Ayre. EARNING TO LIVE LIVING TO SERVE The four lines of this motto are filled with practical philosophy, reflectinga spiritand sincerity that shows the true viewpoint of the farm youth, the backbone of a nation. The Future Farmers of America is a national organization for students of vocationalagriculture. The Abi- lene chapter has total membership of 31, under theldirection of L. M. Pike. ' All F. F. A. activities are directed and carried out by the boys themselves, exampliefied by the pest and snapshot Conte sts. Record- books are kept by eachboy to show his achievements in farm work during the year. V 25

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BAC E. Pncxsms, J. Snmmous. HTH ROW: J. POOLER, J. A. SCUPIN, G. YEADON, I L 0. ScoTT, N. RASHER, Miss B. BILLINGS KSPONSORJ. 3RD ROW: J. REYNOLDS B H E OLSEN, S. REINKING, C. ZEY, P. WHITEHAAR, J. SAMPSON, J. SELLERS. END ROW D SCHMU l. TURNER, K. SNYDER, D. WuLsoN, S. REID, D. WEAR, M. K. STAFF, P. SHIVERS D R D R SCHILLER. IST ROW: N. SIDENER, S. RANKIN, P. Wnsa, J. A. TRONE, S. SANDERS STARR, STROLE, R. Mnvcnau., J. PARKS, P. L. WILSON. Cheerleaders Marlene Myers and Evelyn Lady, seniors, and Joyce Dexter , Annette Young, and Frederick Rice, juniors, have done well at their job of keeping the sparks of pep flaming through-out the past school year. In their brown and white uniforms these peppy stars have attended all athletic events, to encourage the enthusiasm of the student body. In addition to their appearances at games they have been in charge of the pep assemblies, and were the sponsors of Tacky Day, one of the comical spots in the routine of school life. Without the cheerleaders the school year would not have been complete, and the students owe much to these five who have devoted much time and effort to the task which lay before them. mm ..,- K ROW, L. TO R.: M. Wi-MTE, B. SPRINGER, B. Wooo, W. RooF, B. OWEN, J. Wlssxwc. B THOM s