Abilene High School - Flashlight Yearbook (Abilene, TX)

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me 1 rnAsHn1 GI-IT it 2 ERNEST HARDY Ernest, though very modest and unobtrusive, is dependable, serious of purpose, and per- severing. It is because of his tenacity and his determination that he has made such short work of his high school years. The Mearnest- ness that characterizes his study also pervades his spirit on the athletic field, where he has made a place that is entirely his own. Ne'er smiled he or ever laughed aloud, For his thoughts were all full of seri- ousnessf, MARY B. HEARD Entered A. H. S. in 1919, from Naples High School. Senior Society. '20, Mary B. came to our class from Naples. If everyone in Naples is like Mary B. we wish there could have been more to join our class. She is happy and witty. We wonder what the Tennis Club would have done without her as manager. She is just as good a champion in making friends as in tennis. Ah, why should life all labor be?', uf .2 l l l ki: D K x t t x M it ,Xu V li' xv! , , lg x it Y , , x X it S tx ti px, tt N' Xu ' J iff. ll H D lv fx , A, Neil it if r tl 1, I, l ll ttf it K 18 AA w- 5w., fbi, Q Y i W W ir.-i .:s,f3a- jfs L SK IIIIIIIIIIIIE V A if T ub. 'x,,,,..f,

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QIIIIIIIIIIIII FIJAS H IJ I GH T 3L lIlIlIIIIHI X X Q Wap we 'v ft Uhr Sentara N n X A t Who of the High School are the best, blest? lt And who have stood the hardest test, , And have found the knowledge of the L The Seniors. X And who from infancy and up, Have slowly drunk of wisdom's cup, And of the last drops now do sup? The Seniors. + l And who upon life's ways divine, Have toiled along the weary line, And, now, above the rest do shine? The Seniors. X On whom do the Juniors wish to score, Who pick on a poor Sophomore, Whom do the teachers most adore? The Seniors. Who start all sorts of stunts in school, Who play hockey on April fool, Who need the strictest kind of rule? The Seniors. W ho, though they have sowed oats so wild, Seem as innocent as a child, That for the first wee time has smiled? The Seniors. For whom now do our prayers ascend, r That God, His richest blessing lend, And henceforth life's treasures send? The Seniors. ALMA MAE GIRAND. 'x 4 s xl it N l l 6 kc E 17 E E ' Qutwgt? - AWWS' 5 312' ' ' K WlIIlIIlIIIII - .g5i A-bululnu IE ,Ax K s -any

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fwko zlMl'MlllIlIif '7 FIJASHLIGHT I.0NNll'i 'l'll0NlAS Entered Abilene High School in l9l9g memher of the Senior Sunsg Captain of the Senior basket hall teamg Business Manager of the Flashlight. Lonnie is a very distinguished member of the Senior classg he is the only one who can hoast of having heen in the army, and we he- lieve his statement that it degraded himg for his favorite song is Alcoholic Blues. It is rumored that he will compete with Mr. Went- worth in writing algebras and geometries. The school missed a good all-round athlete when Lonnie was ruled out on account of his age, hut it gained a live booster. Kind worrls he ever hurl for ull. l.0T'l'IE ROE GREEN Lottie Roe has a most elusive sort of charm. She possesses the romantic poet's combination of a delicate complexion, golden hair and hlue eyes and the transparent delicacy of a piece of Dresden china. She moves about with a'sedate primness and dignity that re- minds one of curtsies and powdered curls. The pure, the beautiful, the bright, Stirrvd in her heart so true. 19 Z ' - - a-f .ff li- 7' -fl-Q 4ilQ7f, 'W'-'EEE' lllllllllllls. Q Q E .ee PWJ mu .I I ,Nt 'ii xx'-JI