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

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get a X! E if UICIIIOIICS remember' - How often you have said this phrase and how very often you will it in the coming years. Only you can recall those memorable events that meant your high school days. your first touchdown in that most important gameg a big honor where everyone just for you ,and you felt like the world wasn't big enough to hold youg that knew you'd forget every formula, every dare and every term you ever mem- the old halls of AHS with its drinking fountains, where whenever you decided to did everyone else .... the chemistry odors oozing from the lab which kept you it was rotton eggs or spoiled grapes .... study hall, where you wondered why it as study was the last thing you usually did. done its job well, for from its crowded halls and scarred up lockers have emerged are leaders in their field. Now the time has come for the younger generation Yet for those graduating in past years and now in 1955, Abilene high school in the memory book of life as four years never to be forgotten. Years may continue Part after part, b Yet memories still linger Down deep in the heart ..... .... P . M. the hearts of all. e

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THE ORANGE AND BROWN , , n , ,.,' , to . f published by the students ol Abilene bigb scbool Abilene, Kansas STAFF - Editor-in-Chief - - Business Manager- - - - - - - - - Managing Editors Sports Editors - - Art Editors - - Typist ---- Photography - - Advisor- - - - - - - Peggy Missimer jim Roe Saundra Lorenz Arden Habacker Mike johnson Dale Mills - - Kenny Collins Pat Decker Donna Meier Marvin Giersch Eddie Corwin Anderson Studios, Iunction City, Kansas - Hazel M. Clemence if f' f ,z if, 1' ,ff m g.f'f', , as :Q T -gp F 7 5:11 I We of the 1954-55 'Orange and Brown' staff have published an annual for the last time in this school building at 6th and Buckeye. Within its cover we have endeavored to- include coverage of a complete school year, in the hope that these pages will renew your memories of old AHS. We of the staff wish to express our thanks r and gratitude to those who have helped make this publication possible. M. ,p . tj 54.-ziiisi .af :QL A4 H u if 4-- ,YK Pevfhf '- -. Nfn 4---viii, - SJ vlbkfg A - -- sur Q1 Q29-.slfsii xlfas Qi' .i--fpseitsf 't-fl 1 We M 'Y Ni' . n x 1 H A a --L11-,Al ,S h ii , ca Cn- --' - - 'Irs g.s..v-'img-ki kms . QM xpd- --'P-'X it , W R ck, QV ,.u.,.V,. Q,--fa---65+ eaggl'-4' 4-L..q ,N 5.543 fb c:fw.fw---:ftib2-3- Ni- V3 .

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Hard workers in AHS balls are janitors A. Fleagle and G. Stoffer. d home' a OO learn the 655enCe of g asses Home EC' Cl Tb 'D Rfgo' 917-I ., .W - N 4 Rlfjvlqrr 'One Alone' is the feeling of Dana Perczval as th l ' ' ' ' e on y gzrl zn filth hour pbyszcs class e art class creates new ideas. foam Freshmen orientation class Qfllvpz skid ebls lfq ve! lo ,W 'fa fzsq s A-Iaze