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

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x 'L 1. his-:Jil 'EFS S Cain, associate 6 L il lioot associate d't0,-- J .lohnSf0 v CO' ANDING' S' Rice, aS5i?iimrbtlaeiIrtiLLzi,diJis.or5 G' Cruge,HcoT5l lit?:ki-editorg Dawson, - . I, a . . 9 Seigitor. SEA'I'ED5.MAt1S5Wigght, business manager, business manager' . G er. n assistant business ma g CHANGE .MID BROWN STAFF - listed eight 'busy all the Lime' seniors . . . had no trouble in picking an appropriate theme . . . worked hard meeting deadlines to compose 'the best' yearbook . . . thanked President Eisenhower for his recognition of the dedication of the 1953 yearbook to him and Mamie, when Sandy Cain greeted him on his visit in Abilene . . . exhibited the national Photographic Awards . . . presented annual assembly honoring Cowboy joe . . . entered jerry Johnston, Bill llough, Sandy Cain, Gloria Cruse and Sally liice in Quill-and Scroll . . . gave students a chance to autograph yearbooks in the gym at the end of the year- THE PRESS E. Dawson and M. Wright 'cut up' to meet deadline. C. Cruse 'points out' interesting pix from the Nat'l. Photo- graphic display, to R. B. Laing, president ofthe school boardg S. Cain and D. Root.

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BAND - composed of 74 members marched in clever formations during the halftime at all home football games- - was honored at Lawrence on band day by appearing on the KU gridiron during halftime . . . sponsored their eleventh annual Christmas dance at the Sunflow- er hotel ball room . . . entertained at 'f home with a spring concert combined ' 17 with the AHS chorus for the first time S X . . . ended 2' successful season by play- K ing at baccalaureate and commencement to keep the graduating seniors in step. PLAUV Vzbj A710 IVE 933612 Lgfei SIEZIVCOOK t.i-w..,.f3. wg- LOQWQ- isp' C. Plc-tufted: ?Vg,,aClfyQ2!eQ12,R ,- Dec-4,2iFZy - S ' a '. Oc ' Cdmatz 12014 S 1 .year Bla 'T Marilyn Ulark and 'Dusty' were star performers at all football halftimes. -af' .J BASSOON: L. V. Haney, L. Frey. FRENCH HURNJ J. Roe, S. Garten, E. Clark. CORNET: A. Lambert, L Witwer, S. Sherraden, B. Benson, N. Schwartzkopf, I. Nold, R. Vancil, M. Humphreys, D. Hauserman, R. Dormer. TROMBONE: K. Lauer, O. Condit, N. Schwartz, J. Booth, J. Smith, D. Smith. BARITONES: L. Tice, A. Engle W. Blazer, R. Phillips. BASSES: D. Viola, T Gerboth, L. Tice, D. Neaderhiser. BASS VIOLIN: P. Decker. DRUMS: J. Reagle, C. Kirkpatrick, N. Whitehair, J. McNulty, F. Jordan. BELLS: M. J. Carlile, E. Moslev. -25-

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Quill and Scroll member, J. Curran, 'pins' new members: M. Brauninger, B. Hough, C. Spaeth, C. Cruse, S. Rice, I. Johnston, S. Cain, P. Missimer and D. Vogel. PUBLICIZES AHS Booster 'kids' listen to M. Brauninger's editorial comments. BOOSTER STAFF - headed by four dif- ferent sets of editors, published 11 issues during the school year . . . had a weekly column, 'Cowboy Capers , by JoAnne Curran in Reflector-Chronicle . . . was pleased to see stories reprinted in the Stu- dent Press Bulletin and Heflector-Chronicle . . , equalled last year's membership by adding six to Quill and Scroll . . . entered 34-th annual KU contest with ambition to bet- ter Vic Viola's '53 record of one second and an honorable mention . . . carried out the project of making rural students ac- quainted with AHS, by sending each issue of the Booster to them . . . gave each mem- ber an opportunity to hold a staff position . . . ended the '53-'54 term by honoring seniors in their last issue. STANDING: L. Brennan, J. Kappel, C. Spaeth, G. Yocum, J. Corcoran, 0. Hawk, V. Miller, B. Wood. SEA T- ED: M. Brauninger, J. Curran, P. Missimer, S. Sherraden, S. Rice, D. Vogel, V. J. McKee and Miss A. Sin- clair, adviser. r 1 JV N Q. . . , Q 3