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

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BACK ROW.' I. Iohnston, C. Engle, S. jones, C. flirzrlatt, P. Darker, I. Koppel, E. Kamm, L. Brennan. TIIIRD ROW: D. Meier, M. McKelvy, P. Ilfwman, J. Df:Wecsfr, V. J. Malice, G. Alstrom, R. Ayers. SECOND R035 511,58 M. Pinson, Sponsor, D. Curran, S. ilton, R. Chimlnrmr, N. jude-rhorg, L. If. Haney. FIRST ROW: A. Ixollinq ,'. Callahan, M. Cary, L. Daily, M. Klein. ' BIZ - EL - organized in 1920, the oldest club in NIS. provided experien ce, ieadership. practice in planning meetings and social contact with all students offered membership to juniors and seniors taking at least one business subject with an average of 60 members .held monthly meetings mth Jeanne Deweese, president, Jerry Johnston, vlce-presidemf Jolene Callahan, sec- retary, Dana Percival, treasurer, Miss Mabel I. Vinson and Ken- neth F. Novak, sponsors. ISH CHAY JAY - organized in 1928 at the Sl1ggCSli0!1 of t, a student, had 13 business students, all senior girls held meetin S during the regular class dictation hour co-ordinatedgwith the Biz-E. club prepared 5,000 let- ters for Dickinson County in contributing to the TB seals campaign project as shown at right with Lois Sweaney, Phyllis lleath, Delores Curran, Velda Timm, Jeanne De- Weese, Donna Root, Margie Klein, Nadine Jaderborg, and Naoma Schmutz elected Nadine Jaderborg, President, Naoma Schmutz, Vice-President, Marilyn Seaton, Secre- tary, Elaine Kamm, Treasurer, was sponsored by Miss Mabel I. Pinson. BACK ROW: I. Miller, D. Viola, I. Smith, O. Robson, L. Sweaney, C. Spaeth. THI ROW: N. Schmutz, A. Schop , D. Vo el, B. Wood, L. Sullivan, D. Percival, Mr Novak, Sponsor. SECOND RPOW: S. ie nolds, D. Robson, D. Phillips, E. Mosley C. Wright, P. Scriven. FIRST ROW: D. Meredith, M. Seaton, D. I. Root, IV. Nicolay M. I. yke, P. Missimer, D. White. A fat . 'Nfl

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's niP and wc L 'Here carrie, yell pepsters as Cowpokes stampede onto the gridiron. m.0I'6- k stuff any LIF TS AHS MORALE PEP CLUB - wore white sweaters and blouses with brown skirts - - decorated goal posts for all home football games - -held snake dance before Chapman football game - -sponsored concession stand and dance - - attended Clay Center and McPherson basketball games - - had a picnic for members in the spring . .awarded felt letters to new members and gold bars to old members. A team cheerleaders lead pep club.

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JACK PRIT- ' CHARD 'tunes W zip' engine for river training class. r' X4 lf!! ENCHID, V, MISS CWEN WEAVER A lv' 'marks up' skirt J-v model Marilyn Cary. gg? K f sc holds 4: 'On n0wS N 5 class k EDBERG, if goal' MISS we- is the sed Ut HANDS AID HARVEST j Lauer, H IANITORS A. Fleagle an gallsrgtoffer 'clean up' ROBERT MICHAL lends 'a helping hand' in Orienta- tions class CRS ' '.Hf11fL 'd 10 1zL'5k?Ri'Y Fuel' gifs hauling 'W' S Haw 1 iles 0 32,400 ' L. .from Schoo HAROLD WILLITS 'over- sees' artist's sketches. EUGENE CARLILE'S shop class 'show off' their projects. V, -4,-q-l '!A Bllgargzzlg. 'ClOCk uid