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

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is Miss C. Perry, Sponsor- 'CET IT, CET 1T,' yells P. Kingsbury as CIC members play volleyball. FUN FOR ALL IN G I C CIC - was changed from GAA by the new members and sponsor this year- - -participated in different sports such as basketball, volleyball, softball and tennis - - held meetings after school every Tuesday . . awarded letters to members at the end of the school year - - selected eleven cabinet members with Jeanne Deweese, presidentg Gloria Cruse, vice-president and Carolee Engle,secretary - - was joined by 30 girls and sponsored by Miss Charlotte Perry, new girls' physical education teacher. 'HEY SOMEBODY CATCH TH1 ' be s , S, g M. Klein to girls on scooters. 'HICHER, HICHER,' goes B. Martin as she tries her skills on the trampoline. 6-

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III-Y- cultivated their slogan of clean living, clean sportsmanship, clean scholarship and clean living through out the community- - -continued their book exchange for the benefit of all pupils- - sent delegates to the model legislature at Topeka- - -packed Christmas boxes for needy families - - held yearly Valen- tine's dance- - sponsored annual faculty lll-Y spring picnic. 'Let Me Call You Sweetheart' was the mood of the boys at the HI-Y Valentine dance. HI-Y PROMOTES GROWTH OF CHRISTIAN CHARACTER SENA TORS AND REPRESENTA- TIVES FOR A DAY - delegates and observers to H1-Y - model legislature as they re are to leave for Topeka are L. Van Meter, J. Baumgartner, C. Cormack, C. Platz, D. Vogel, L. Brennan and Sponsor Henry Ewert. CHRISTMAS BOXES FOR NEEDY FAMILIES - are pre- pared by Ill-Y cabinet members. BACK ROW: B. Cormack, president, D. Carlile, program chairman, B. Haynes, social chairman, B. Pepper, service chairman, J. Baumgartner, devotional chairman, D. Alex- ander, world brotherhood chair- mang- P. Womochil, publicity chairman, V. Miller, student council representativeg C. Platz, vice-presidentg B. Wil- kins, secretary, B. Wood, pianist. Not pictured: O. Hawk, tre as urer.

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ag ,,.c eva y OF FF4 ' ANNIVERSAR t 3 AVP HONORS Wh., spectal Commeeini' ffl.- ST ll hasiflg 'n the Shown UTC Lamps horwfl S Lloyd, post- block OLP pofmggj FFA we is lipgfliidenti E- COE ' erSUfY 0 . B, Cormac '. . , Hem, ' rziljjaice Cf7lPl'g3Z32h, lvice'P'eSuiiml1nd! R. Engle' Fvvune FARMERS Adviser Leonard M. Pike and M. Beetch inspect an ear of this year s Corn crop. Hough and F. Bailey shown with FFA pop- f' . corn rnachtne. Llaitlg, AR Arrnbrusl, U' Curr o , FFA - was organized at Abilene high school in 1929 . . . is a charter club of the Kansas FFA, the parent organization . . . had a United States postage stamp issued in its honor on its 25th anniversary . . . held an- nual skating party and dance . . . offered 25 dollars prize money to the winners of its an- nual pest eradication contest . . . has total of 42 members this year. FFA PREPARES FUTURE FARMERS 36 4-4 T Q5 46 BACK ROW B Cormack E Howie F Vmduska G Kzppenberger L Long K S aeth L Van Meter E Holt M Beetch R Armbrust R A ers THIRD ROW V Hem F Barley B Boyce Corrnack A Howie G Gruen E Haugh E Capsey SE OND ROW R Clemence B Armbrust T Decker F Clemence R Engle C Garten D Curran F Vznduska E Cormack E Van Meter H Cary FIRST ROW E Holt B Greenwood D Neaderhzser C Hoffman L Miller T Kollzng L Frey L Kollzng I Bauman LeonmdM Pzke advzser ..1'I..