Colby High School - Golden Eagle Yearbook (Colby, KS)

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CLBIHB1' Frgnt Egg lbsrd, Curtiss, Jenson, Cowan, Warner, Berry v '-'bv f v 1 V522 Ala A 7 Xfire I WILL TRY TO BE fl' Bggk 1, lliss llorgan, Miss Pilkington, Rogers, Storer, Jasperson, Trybm The Girl Reserve Club of Colby was organized in 1923 with nineteen charter members. The organization has steadily grown until now there are one hundred thirty two munbers ACTIVITIB Sponsored second hand book sale Gave Thanksgiving asssnbly program Gave Christmas cheer baskets to needy Contributed to Red Cross for flood relief G racnous In manner lmparllal In Iudgmenl Ready for servnce Loyal 'ro friends Reaclwnng 'foward 'rhe be-sl Earnesl In purpose S eelng flue beauhful E ager for knowledge Reverenl lo God Sold candy during football games and at noone Sent flowers to the girls more sickness or death had entered The Colby H1 Y club, having accepted the national purpose: To create, maintain and extend througaout the school and canmnlty high standards of Christian character and having fulfilled other requirements, is recogmised as a parti clpsnt ln the H1 Y fellowship of the United States '-3 Q on Y XA I of Vnclorlous over self Ever dependable Sincere al all hmes CLBIHIZI' Front row. canine, Fryback, Gross, Menon, Bryan Back row, Helton, Beck, Toburen, Toburen, Gross The original members of the H1 Y included fourteen boys. They were under the supervision of Mr. Floyd Farmer, prin- cipal. This group was organized in C.C.H.S. in 1936. During 1937 they initiated fourteen new members including six freshmen, increasing their number to twenty six. ACTIVITIES Sponsored pencil sale Sponsored s 'go to church' campaign Gave Christmas cheer baskets to needy 'ere hosts to the N.W.K.D. H1 Y meeting Contributed to Red Cross for flood relief Bought clothing for needy grade school children V l , lg . Q81 v' -xt 1 lf 2 . i lf 9 fa. l . flff

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fi G 'N fl fm' in Back row, Zoberst, Mallory, White, Hankins, Simmonds, Fryback, Harris Middle row, Troutfetter, Houston, Clark, Boyer, Toburen, Donelsn, Larsen , Swanson, Hagler, Adams, MoNutt, Loftus, Rogers, Turner These boys make up the Colby C Club. 'me club was organized last year. It is composed of all the boys in high school who have won letters in athletics achieved honors in vocational agriculture Last year the C Club sponsored the activ ity ticket sale and this year they won the contest sale of activity tickets from the Pep Club As a result the Pep Club gave than a good party The last part of this year the C Club held a basketball tourna ment among the boys This club is a recent organization but it definitely has a pl ce in our activities Mg T us... ,sf .sn . ,V . , f , ' fv s!1zMsrazDl im-H , s.,,.,, L r . --.N 7,4 assi finer was .-.mar ' ' ' ' W WWI I WM' inn 4 ' Us 2. aw, -Wm fi'!5l ,,-:IW Back row, Mazonec, Jones Kuska, Toburen Beck, Melton Palmgren Middle row, Aschenbremer, Gibbs, Kuska, McG1nle Boyer, Clinlcenbeard, Barnett Front row, McGinley, Williams, Harper, Bryan, Calkins loLean, Tetwiler, Watkins gp row, Klrkendall, Brown, Andrews, Damon, Griggs, Ackard Second row, Miss Abromson, Gunnele, Boyer, Cowan, Turner, McK inney , Laurent Third row, Clark, Jasperson, Jenson, Khzrtiss, Larson, Beery Fourth row, Sears, Watkins, llorrison, Epard, Allen, Larson The Falcon Janes, Colby's pep club, is an organization which the girls themselves were instrumental in organizing Since 1951, the date of its organizatmn, the membership has increased until it now includes twenty four girls Each class elects six girls who retain this membership as long as they are Colby students The pep club is an active or ganization of the school and sponsors most of the pep IP 1 rallies before games During the year the girls entertain the participants of each of the four maJor sports The high light of the year is the football banquet 01' . Q C y. 1 2 T . -- P W -4-ip f C 4 aff . ', sin. - . ..--1 . - Y X

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