Abilene High School - Flashlight Yearbook (Abilene, TX)

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SONS AND DAUGHTERS First How: Milton Young, Marvin Myers, Sam Nixon, Betty Kiker, l. B. Dean, Bobby Fielder, Ellison Cferlach, Hugh Ledford, loe Snow, lohn Crutchfield, lohn Griffin, Dennis TNoods. Second Bow: Clark lflfozencraft, l. C. Reeves, Boyd i s, y Wooten, Dornan Boberts, lerry McConnico, B. A. Delaney, Emory Brown, Earl Lawless, - i vin King, Lee Henry. Third Row: Mis. Gray Wooten, Charles Grant Willis, Otis Harvey, Dean Miller, Walter H. Blackf burn, lr., Bill Davis, Bobby Smith, Mack Hobbs, Tommy Blalcney, C, G. lllfhitten, Kenneth Killian, D. T. Scogin, Larry Summers, Steve Williams, Harold lones, William Snow. Fourth Row: lack Bela, Theo Brown, Claude Huffman, Thomas Brownlee, Bill Terry, Wayne Stover, Baldwin Stribling, lames Nuclcols, Paul Holmes, Carl lensen, Hal Hervey, Baymond Daniel, Herman Truitt, lean Balch. The members of the Sons and Daughters of Legionnaires sought to preserve memories and incidents of the World War and to promote patriotism, peace, and good citizenship among the students ot Abilene High School. Besides upholding these principles, the club assisted in selling poppies before Memorial Day. During the spring the initial payment was made on a plague memorializing the World 'War dead. The only requirement for membership was that one's father had fought in the World Vtfar. CDFHCEBS Ellison Gerlach President l. B. Dean . Vice President Betty lo Bishop , Secretary Virginia Storman . . ,Treasurer Bobby Fielder Sergeant-at-Arms Prayer for Peace Page 21

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JUNIOR RED CROSS Na First Row: Dorothy Alexander, Mary Ruth Pearce, Imogene Biggerstatt, Tommye Hay, Pat Ryan, Gloria I-Iollingshead, Iohn Garrett, S. C. Herring. Second Row: Frankie Lee Grittin, Marjorie Spieler, Claude l-Iufiman, Billy Williams, Ann Gaines, Catherine Ferne Smith, Ianie Barnett, Iennelou Kuehn, Murriel Young. Third Row: Miss Myrtle Trantham, Ora Massey, Mary Ann Murray, Curtis Reed, Iessell Bailey, Barbara Street, Anne Collins, Virginia Teague, Bobbie Martin. At club meetings, first aid and the activities oi other Iunior Red Cross clubs were studied. With the money received trom a drive tor membership in the Iunior Red Cross, the students bought much needed glasses tor some high school boys and girls. Also a scrapbook was made to exchange with a school in a foreign country. The social Was a picnic. OFFICERS F all Term Spring Term Pat Ryan . . . . Iohn Garrett President Iohn Garrett , . . . , , Cldude Huttman Vice President Tommy I-Iay . , Tommy I-Iay Secretary Gloria I-Iollingshead .... , Ann Gaines S b If Im Reporter crap oo ma 1 g Page 23

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5' iii' 77 or LEGIUNNAIRES 6 1' f :M m f',fKl5yH 'PV First Bow: Marjorie Black, Minnie Alice Mayfiel , Etta ontke, Mary Booth, Peggy Lou Dishon, Wynogene Ballard, Catherine lohnson, Mary Alice Nelson, Nancy Cunningham, Donness Balch, Buth Arrick. Q Second Row: Dorothy Coffman, Bubydeen Storman, Billyio Stewart, Frankie Lee Griffin, Elizabeth Grubb, lohanna Vlfilliams, Marta Ve Everton, Dorothy Shipley, Billie Marie Harvey, lo Powers, Gloria lune Hobbs, Patty lane Allen, Nadine Poston. Third Roy: Helen Watts, Margaret Hardy, Gwynn Sandlin, May Elizabeth Burton, Mamyeruth Lewis, leanne Buch, Dorris Bowell, Nell Lawson, Lillian Belyeu, Cna Faye Foster, Helen Bailey, Monta Middlebrooks, Sarah Henry, leanne Moutray, Carla Louise Garretson. Fourth Bow: Bose Shirley W'alkow, Patty Vtfinters, Geraldine Shaw, Maribel Boberts, Patsy Bur- rage, lane lennings, Dickie Dane Emmons, Nancy Blankenship, Peggy Anne Carswell, Mildred Tote, Mary Ella Bathmell, Virginia Storman, Billie lean Wisdom, Margaret Alexander. Fifth Row: Patricia Clark, Leia Bates, Carolyn Myatt, Lucy Ann Bryant, Mary Smith, Eileen Grish- am, Vauncille G'Bar, Mickia Cogdell, Zella VVhite, Opel Pate, Zola Mae Stevens, Perla Hudson Dudley, Virginia Boyd, Maudie La Verne Blackburn, Kathryn Boucher, lacauelyn Stephens. Pledge: To uphold and defend the Constitution of the United States of Amer- icag to inculcate a sense of individual obligation to the community, state, and nationg to promote peace and good will on earthy to safeguard and transmit to posterity the principles of justice, freedom, and democracy. CFFlCEBS Ellison Gerlach President I. B. Dean . i . .Vice President Betty lo Bishop . Secretary . . Virginia Storman i Treasurer Bobby Fielder . Sergeant-at-Arms A reminder Page 25