Allison Junior High School - Eagle Yearbook (Wichita, KS)

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Dedication Mr. Lester Barrington We recognize the impossibility of summarizing the achievements and rewards of forty-three years of teaching in such a brief space. Perhaps, Mr. Barrington, the picture of Allison's crowded halls, and this yearbook, will bring back some memories of your twenty-seventh year at Allison We are told that Allison's enrollment will increase next year, and this will mean more students crowding the halls. But because you will not be standing by Room 201 next year, the halls will be a little emptier for us all. The Faculty and Students of Allison ef 4:14 'sf 2

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V , .- v- - f .- KVA T 0 Oc CTk.2,Q,-'L 1 'lil jdiwiy U9 Cjfwdliwp THE EAGLE V T0 W 'Dylan ALLISU JU 10R HIGH i OJ WICHITA, KANSAS Wi M? I 968 ll! , fs Q W FOREWURD Our school building, like all physical things, shows its age--Allison is forty-seven years old this year. But a school, no matter how old the building, no matter how discolored its stones, is always young in spirit and freshly painted with laughter. The 1968 EAGLE has captured this spirit, for it is unique in the history of Allison yearbooksg it is the first one ever to be prepared as a classroom pro- ject. This EAGLE is the product of thirty-six ninth grade students' ideas, innovations, initiative, and industryg it is the physical object that best portrays the spirit of youth. This EAGLE is in all respects a yearbook for students by students. T W

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Table Of Contents Faculty 4-6 f' lf Pupils 7-26 Hifi? A cti vi ties 2 7-44 School Lje 45-48 3