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

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Qileisses Ill Roinzm History :i class is defined us Hillly one of six divisions into which the Roiuzui prople were divided. . . Five Classes were fnriiied z1f'co1'di11g to property, each to furnish :1 l'0l'fZllli uuniber of equipped Centuries to the Ill'll1Y. while the sixth consisted of those -not liaxving propeity enough to NVi11'1'2111l1 military oquipiuentf' lf the classes of A. H, S. were coin- purecl with the two main types of Roman classes, they would resemble either those furnishing their part to the common wel- fare or that sixth class lacking property to contribute. The property of the high school class consists in its achievements, in its abil- ity and in its willingness to serve,

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l 6155! ll-Il ll IORANGE AND BRONVNl ll H H H35 v, Ye Seniors N NINETEEN Hundred Twenty-One, A class of Freshmen green Entered the halls of A. lil. Sf A sad sight to be seen. But soon this fresh and verdant hue Began to wear away And the class got out its hooks and slates And buckled to the fray. For winning games and contests The class soon gained renowng lts prowess both in work and play Was talk throughout the town, Its class hikes and its parties Were always full of fun, And in dramatics, too, it starred- ln naught was it outdone. But in its Senior year the class Won yet a greater fame- Success in athletics and study both Added glory to its name. May the same success still follow it That it's had in many a drive ! Come one and all, we'll drink the toast: To the Class of Twenty-five! -clams in n u I1 so 2 51 n u u um: Page Sixteen