Abilene High School - Flashlight Yearbook (Abilene, TX)

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fwko rin QHlHHlllllli , FLASHLIGHT - f .llllllllllllll THERON TAIBER lf 'l'heron, tall, handsome, graceful, had lived in the time when knighthood was in flower, and his successes on the football field were victories in a tourney, methinks he would even then have blushed and hesitated to choose and to kneel before his queen of Love und Beauty as he now hesitates to acknowledge that his heart knows such a queen. However, despite his shyness, we should look long be- fore we found a manlier fellow or a more courteous gentleman than Theron. I was born to love. FRANCES COMPTON lintered A. H. S. in 1916. President Quien Sahe Society 'l7g Flashlight Editor of Quien Sahe Society '17g Secretary Happy Howlers 'l8g Secretary of Soph. W. S. S. Club '18g Secretary and Treasurer of Choral Club '19g Viccvljresident of Athletic Association ,205 S0- cial Editor of Flashlight '20. Frances may he most dependable of charac- ter but not so of physique. Her unruly ap- pendix and her chances for the valedictory were hoth removed at the same time. She is one of the most brilliant of the Senior Stars, especially on festive nights when she trips the light fantastic toe. She is particu- larly fond of bugs and worms, and music, and will probably specialize in one of these. Oh.' she was good and she was fair, None-notre on earth above her! ki 27 . A, ,fn QM' V .,,., --v--V -- ' - - -- -W - - ul num. . ga W X or ss. ,Iii ummm fenff Q J .J '

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WAP .llllllllllllllif FIJASHLIGI-IT ZIIIIIIIIIIIIIE EDWARD KING Entered A. H. S. in 1916. Treasurer of Art Club 'l8g Vice President Senior Suns '20g K. O. K. '20, Edward is always trying to hide his light under a basket, but the Seniors have found him out. He does a good many things for the other fellow and we have learned to appre- ciate him. He confides in nobody, and we have no idea of what he intends to do. He may have his eye upon a star-a Senior Star- but nobody knows. He speaks reservedly, but he speaks with force, Nor can a word be changed but for a worse. - IRENE LEWIS Entered A. H. S. in 1917 from Nugent. .Ioke editor of the Art Clubg Treasurer of the B. B. B. Societyg member of the Senior Star Society '20. When one looks at Irene he looks again. Her quick, Winsome smile wins everybody, and the longer we know her the more we love her. Because she sympathizes so much with her poor suffering class-mates, she has determined to become a nurse. We hope to some day hear of the great Doctor Lewis. Nature made her, then broke the mold. Z ii l I l N Q Xl Tx B 'N w l a+ W, el I I ff , f 75, Q X Q I 5 I7 26 . g 1 Q w yT4:....i--f'-- K-5 15. fm-All ' E.:-A-.il-lff 1597 ff 1 E 'llllllllllllla QSSMH -fe -. fpxf f' - . .Allllllllll E ,. 4 .S 1 vie 1 5- -x

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e Waf- glllllllllllllif ,S FIJAS I-I L I GI-I T A IIIIIIIIIIIIIQ E E 'x 1 N tr., ' i 'fb fx, . 9 ill N t 4 X 5 l K BESSIE MAE SIDES. Secretary of Art Club 'l6g President of the Senior Girls Society '20g Secretary of the Senior class '20g Manager of Navy football team 'l9. Who would ever guess that our Bill's name is Elizabeth Mae? So you see she has a Pair-o'-more of names. When she thinks Nobody Knows and Nobody Seems to Caref' she talks of teaching school, but we think she is more apt to apply her domestic science knowledge to home-making. Besides many charming qualities, she is an enthusiastic athletic fan, and was manager of the Navy football team. Her very frowns are fairer thandhe smiles of other maidens are. MRS. FLOYD STOVALL Entered A. ll. S. 1919, from the High School at Washington, D. C.g Senior Star So- ciety '20g Flashlight Staff '2O. Mrs. Stovall is one woman whom we could not have done without. She is the only one of our class who has been to the altar of mar- riage, and she has come into our school and fitted into our lives as no other could have done. She is always on time and if there is any work to be done Mrs. Stovall is there to help. She is no less punctual with her school work and we expect some day to read a great hook that has come from her pen. 'QA perfect woman nobly planned To warn, zo comfort and command. q A X l i E xi X . J i A fs IIlIIlllIlII 40 ' I .mv Wafer- lllllllllll L 9 I ox X X E 23 E 1 1 E E 2 .,,I i - . vii- X Q: in f 5 ..,,f-5 - X '1' if l gf 71' Y i . bg... Q41 1 -s i :. - V 'ff' I Y K LL Y -- f A5 I -rvffxg N tif is i