Abilene High School - Flashlight Yearbook (Abilene, TX)

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'Exp Q tlll mm s , FLASHLIGHT e uumm FREDERICK ROBERTS Member of A-1 Society '16, '17, Junior Re- porter to Riata '18, '19, football team 119, President Senior Suns '19, '20g Assistant Judge K. 0. K. '19, '20, President A Asso- ciation '19, '20g Associate Editor of Flash- light '20, President Athletic Association '19, '20, Frederick Roberts, always one of the most hashful boys in the class, has a particularly hard time controlling his blushes when Mr. Harry Dudley introduces him as the prettiest hoy on the football team. With all his girlish beauty, he makes a fine football center, a good student, an efficient member of the Flashlight Staff, a valued friend, and a dash- ing society man. He was a gentleman on whom I built infinite trust. LAURA KILGORE Entered A. H. in 1916, Quien Sabe So- ciety '17, Senior Star Society '20. l.aura is an all-round girl, friendly and even tempered. She goes along quietly, and does cheerfully everything that comes in her way. She is a member of the Orchestra and plays the violin exceptionally well. Her thoughts are never memories, But ever changeful, ever new. ' ' ,rzllllllllll 21 fri? la ,gm t, I

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FEA? Ll sf f 1- ss , Vx 1 ,V , , V - -. . Illllllllllsf FIJAS H IJ I G1-I T 214, p figff I J A ,jp E E S i M . 5 Q lx x me ii, ln PERRY MAHAFFEY KATE STOVALL X Member of the Quien Sabe '16g Secretary- .Emfifed A- H. 5- in 19195 5CI1i01' Stal' 50- if Treasurer of A-1 Society '17g member of the CIBW 20: ' l lx Art Clubg member of Junior classg member Kflie QS OUT haPPY glfl- She IS f01'CVCl' 1 of Senior Sunsg Assistant Defending Attor- lTl0V1hg ln an 3lm0SPhe1'e Of happiness and 1 ne K- 0. K. '20- thoughtfulness. One is glad to be around 1 Y . . . r Q 4'Skeeter has always been small of stature Kale With her JOHY, Cheerful and l0Vlhg mah' but great of mind. His school mates give her- X 4 him the reputation of always reading the end N w li f of the book first, and telling the class how the bank Cfffmge-9, but he' hellff 35117145 lx f story came out. He was one of the envied fflw- L ' few who was graduated at Christmas. We 'X C prophesy a brilliant legal career for him, as Vx .fi he is always capable of making himself heard. qi, Rare jewels are always done up in small Nl packagesf' 'Q ll Small is the subject but not so the praise? W N X ,Jr nk xx MR 'X all 5 Q N x W' SU Mg YQ gif w ,' W 1 '7 X k ,Q X4 f Ill lllll 91 be e x 5- me 4'-fffpy Illllllllll X Q E 20 5 5 4 iss- i f 1,54 IE f 5 xi. is , M X N 1

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F550 FUASHDIGHT . l r si it, fl fi if fy. 'X Rl- x lil J L r i .K AX . xl . X5 I Va My Wi Q1 it fx N, t i N V XX ELIZABETH FRY Elizabeth is the artistic member of the Senior class. A. H. S. does not offer suffi- cient art for herg so Simmons College's art class enjoys her talent and presence on Satur- day of each week. Elizabeth has done much work on the Flashlight this year. Besides being an artist, she is a violinist and is a member of the Orchestra. Fate was indeed kind in placing her in the Senior class of '20. My hair is my crowning glory? EDNA WARD Entered JK. H. S. in 1918 from Sonora High School. Choral Club ,19g Senior Star So- ciety '20. Edna is one of the most versatile of the Seniorsg she has a good voice, is a good reader, and is an athletic enthusiast. She has been told so often that she looks like Norma Talmadge, that we fear she will choose the screen as her future career. She is, indeed, a modern girl, for she wishes to make a name for herself instead of taking someone else's. Her face would make sunshine in a shady placef, .Q A N C XT E 22 y -7 5 H r 1747 x xx 5 ' ff l .