Abilene High School - Flashlight Yearbook (Abilene, TX)

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'I' 7' 1 , ,. -- , . I L f1HifWf1.1Sf1i.11y11'1vliivis Il,l'Nl.l-' ,'1 tT LL BY A Tex 1: Nloxnzxr PHEL1 CLAYTON LL SBX Fxn Clayton was prohahly the lmet flnnkx tle Eagles exer had D rin the ea on h Ill, ed sexeral po itxon and played each uell His best work was done at end honexei l1e .1 great a set to the E1 lt next NL ll RUPERT BLACK T-XCRLE Rupert was not only one of those rant Eagles but he was also amon the best of them The big tackle could open a hole 111 the opponents l1ne and break throu h 1t too He played his best game a ainst Amarillo and he always played well Althou li llafldl capped at first by mexperience Rupert had a xery c1ed1talJle season Q 1 PHFI PN Hur el the l'a He has a capable halflmek luein wry adept 1 e te nn ie N111 -Xn eo aine if- Cored ine touehdmsn on l1e1uI1ful open ie run 'N xt Null he mll ne the 0110 itmn inuch tr ll ile 1 he will prolnlnlw 10 d ir po mon JOHN D-XNILL John was the third Daniel who 1llantly wore an Ea le uniform john pl ryed con ist ently well but he showed up he t lI1 the Ama rillo ame Next year he ho11ld prow h1n1 self to be the TEAIPCI of the three Daniel brothers HENRY HANNA HALF Henry a fast and l1ard h1tt1n halfback showed much ability ln sltpplng through a hole or in makin one if necessary Because he could always make three necessary yards he should be called Threeyard Hanna Henry IC a l1ard worker and he has a fl ht in spirit one of the qualifications required to hc an Ea le Lutk to Henrx in 98' BLACK HANNA DANIEL .4 B. 'W ' ' . x 1 4 I 1 . QQ . . 156 , xo 111.11 N1 11111 , ' x . 4 1 . 1 , , l l l l 1 'S . . , .' 'S . ' 1' 'Q' '- L. .. A . QV- . . ' - - 1 5 V- I 5. L. play: his first year with 2' grles. 5 ' '. u'p1 sw e va'- fl V ' il 1 -1 S .1 . .I alsd-S-p1g.lntl-1. gzltr l, ' k - .5 . ' : - 4 F , V' 1 ' s 1 ' . could take center if necessary. Lusluy will he lp-ld ' S- A lf'-' ' ' V ll Il ' 1 . 5- Lge 5 s ol .as ' 1 l,l a f st string si ' . . ,- A , Av A 1 1. - . x S, p . I . Hi I v -, W U ' . z- A , l c- 1- -- h V - g A L 1 .v SQ - ' , , . ' ' , es ' . '- . ' , fl . ' A s' 1 r ' 5 a ' . 1 - 1 'g ,, , . S , A I .A .1 . .' 'lg l' - 1 V 1 L . , .' 1 . 1l X 1 ' .. . I . 3 7 , 1 , . -. g . h D M , ' ' ' ., 1. Q, ., 1 2 1 A 1 - - g . I' - . l 1 1 11 'V One Hundred Twenty hq

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FWD tw- f. e ee ee E EEE as - t gang-.- lg , - . r f. 4' N.. .- A - - i rf- .' -- . nutty Lt xstntottt tozzt ,Q Mm txt, tue .tt N4 yt -5 H it -'luv l V W ,ll if '.'fiSff'7i in 7 E' M75 ,.,3.-'11, 1,1 43 -If-V153 -N. . b 1 L t it- . I My-A V 'ny y LE., I . - A ll: 'K I slim v i f'Q7sq: 9 ' -i it-K .9 -A ' .4-3 i 'N I jgiig - t--E :Quia 1 i I 1 'fi A 1 E 5 4 Q1 .,-.. ,e ,e e . -sg -4 , er e BURGER RIGHT Tnnottcn 'rits LLM: FAIRES DONALD BURGER-T.-xcme-ALL-STATE LYNN FAIRES-TACKLE t Donald completed his fourth and best foot- Lynn worked hard and conscientiously and t ball year with the Eagles. He is the typical Eagle, fighting, fast, charging, skillful, and clean. On the defense. he was the most sen- sational lineman in the State: he charged hrough and made beautiful tackles on either ide of the line. To crown his achievements. I s Donald was unanimously chosen by fourteen writers as all-State tackle. PERRY BARBER Perry was heavy and fast-charging. the ideal ype for a guard. Throughout the whole sea- son the Eagles were able to make heavy gains over Pe-rry's right guard position. He was a l h Eagles. I wo-year veteran from Winters and will play is fourth year of football next year with the TRUETT Truett followed in er Perry as a guard up for this by his ability. When Bi Little Barber was could. certainly earned his letter. He played tackle for the first time this year and made a suc- cess. l..ynn's heads-up type of football brought him a touchdown on an intercepted pass. The Eagles next year will feel the loss of Faires. HALE KINCAID-HALF Hale's first year with the Eagles was a very successful one. Kincaid is connected with Smith in running the interference which was responsible for the Eagles' powerful attack. His lack of weight was more than balanced by his speed. his ability to knock down passes. and his sure tackling in the open field. Hale will be with the 1928 Eagles. BARBER-GUARD the footsteps of his broth- . He was light, but made fighting spirit and real g Barber was through, always ready to take the position and play it nearly as well as Perry D-Rx., fe P. BARBER Xfffiik K1NcAID 1 s ..4. M kt.. 1Yt . -- Om: Hundred Twenty-four

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'fn FW , j bw ses- We 'PHE F.I.ASlll,ltQll'l' IQZH ,W'ABlIiENE un ll st ni lol Football Scores :E ll .jg 511, j his A Abilene ..,..... 20 Anson ,.......,.................. Abilene ,....... 64 Hoxvarcl Payne lleserve Abilene .,..,... T5 Big Spring ,...........Q.,.... Abilene ........ LL6 Haskell ......... Abilene ........ 33 Hanger ...... Abilene ,,,,, 36 liastlancl , ...,.. Abilene ..... 32 Breckenriclge .... Abilene ........ 66 San Angelo ,v,... Abilene ,,...... 27 Cisco .,....,.,w.., Abilene .....,,. 46 Amarillo ....,.. Abilene ......,. 341i Cleburne ..i,, Abilene ........ l-L Waco ........,, Total ...... 493 O J Jonents .... l l Spring Football gifs BCUT forty boys turned out for spring training in football. The Illlllitf 6 of tln lriiot to teach prospective Eagles the fundamentals ol' football. Cfoauln-s Hay lex in i o ceeded to teach those fundamentals and to give the players an oliportuliity t the ers. A game was played against Anson who mel defeat, 19-6: another game ua it 1 it ll Anson. Upon this spring football largely clepentls the success ol next year term ie men who work so diligently now deserve as much praise as those who will play next ta on lor tiex mold the character of the future State champions, Abilene Eagles. A sia . i t l One Hundred Twemrstg K 'V J