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

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A bit of humor enlightens the newspaper production staff ot Lynn Engle, Betsy Guiltoyle, Mrs. Cassat, sponsor, lim Owens, Bob Tate, Tom Sims, Vicki Madden, leanette Voelker. Shelving references in the new yearbook supply room are Bob Tate, Didi Davis, Theola Lovseth, and Gwen Baer. Headline counting provokes Margaret Sword and Kenneth Bock, sponsor, while Assoc. Editor and Editor Linda Min- ner and Lynn Engle agree on cropping marks. , in I mas.-,...,.,. . , Is, use Q it Your inilials go hem, Points out Business Manager Dave Burris while demonstrating cor- rect receipt Siqnirlg to staff members Donna Walker, Kathy Linder, and Betsy Guilfoyle.

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Typewriters speeding, lacquie Storer and Marcie Mailen complete club identification-s while leanette Voelker and Stan Martin edit assiqned copy. IOURNALISM STUDENTS-Standing: Tim Sny- der, Lynn Wylie, David I-lazelton, Ken Huston, lohn McGinty, lerry Hooker, Roger Runnells, Steve Sleicter, Mike Hottman, Tim Elliott, Deb- bie Be-adleston, Ioselyn Sutton, Steve Coup, Two Student Publications Inform, Record Fifteen yearbook staff members divided the responsibilities of creating the best Cowboy ever by concentrating on these divisions: Academics, Activities, Athletics, and Classes. The theme of this year's an- nual, Doors Lead Everywheren, was both obvious and subtle from the cover through- out the entire book. On Wednesday, September 13, a year- book clinic for area schools was held to help .staff members learn the fundamentals of a successful annual publication. Also aiding the staff in gaining background material for picture and copy production were C. J. Medlin textbook and annuals of other schools. Three classes of hard-working jourr il- ism students strived for a top rating Booster , the biweekly school newspaper. The first and second hours were offered to novice journalists, while third hour was re- served for the advanced journalism stu- dents. u Every Wednesday on the radio, a jour- nalism student told of current AHS events, or interviewed a teacher with questions per- taining to his department. This not only helped to inform the public of school activ- ities, but also gave the staff members ex- perience in the field of broadcasting. Outstanding students of both courses were given the honor of membership in Quill and Scroll. lanice Timm, Darrel Brandt, Marcie Mailen, Sarah Walker. Seated: Sharmon Sherraden, Kathy Fitchett, Pat Bowell, Clinton Chase, Ierry Van Fleet.

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FHA CABINET--Standing: Mrs. Peterson, sponsor, Dixie Cook, president, Ioan Ryan, vice president. Seated: Melody Mitchell, treasurer: Anita Anquiano, Kathy Linder, Mary Kay larvis, Lynette Eick, secretary: Connie Sims, Marie Ernst. Parties, Conventions, Slave Day Highlight FHA Year The Abilene Chapter of the Future Homemakers of America began the year with fifty-four members. This organiza- tion is composed of students who have had one year of Home Economics. One of the first activities of the school year was the annual coke party to encour- age membership. Fall activities included a hayrack ride and a Thanksgiving family dinner. As a service project, the members went caroling at Christmas to rest homes. With the coming of Spring the FHA Sweet- FHA MEMBERS-Top Row: Darlene Eacklam, Donna Walk- er, Theola Lovseth, Linda Allen, Ellen Rank, Donna Eitz- water. Lynette Pick, loselyn Sutton, Leona Reese, leanne Miller, Ioan Ryan, Betsy Guilioyle, Didi Davis, Connie Sims, Anita Anquiano. Middle Row: Dixie Cook, Pat Halsey, Vicki Zenner, Marla Taylor, Mary Singer, Paula Hazelton, Marion Kercher, Lennis Witte, Mary Kay larvis, heart Dance and the annual Come as You Are party were held. District Convention at Abilene, .State Meeting at Topeka, and Hospitality Day at Manhattan were among the highlights of the year. To finance the club's activities, a slave day was heldg a concession stand was also sponsored. The chapter concluded the year with the election of next year's officers and a Senior Farewell. Ann Zutervan, Patty Emiq, lackie Emiq, Sonja Reese. Front Row: Kathy Linder, Linda Wood, ludy Cain, Carol Schott, Patty Lee, Pat Perrick, Patricia Houlton, Cindy Gilmore, Meg Gasswint, Rhonda Yeager, ludy Sutton, Teresa Ko- hart, Vicki Hake, Vanita Anquiano, Ioyce Halsey, Melody Mitchell, Marie Ernst. Not pictured: Marilyn Bowyer, Patty Copenhaven, Connie Gier, lanice Harp, ludy Linder, Col- leen Madden, Nancy Noel, Marla Scheatfer, Cindy Wason. lm 1.