Abilene High School - Flashlight Yearbook (Abilene, TX)

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Atrelle dotes on boys and hot tama- les. Nothing delights her more than to receive dates and telegrams. She holds first honors in sneezing and note writing. Her worst habit is stirring her tea with her finger. “A better pal you’d never find, She’ll tell you just what’s in her mind.” It seems impossible that so much wit, originality, and knowledge could be stored in any one person like Noiah, but is not every genius an impossibil- ity until she appears?” Nolah special- izes on “originations” and prophecies. It would take the whole “Flashlight” to express our appreciation for Myrtle. She has been to us what the dynamo is to a power house. Her zeal and en- thusiasm have inspired us to many a victory. “First in beauty, First in fun, First in the hearts of everyone” Srau-l Marti» Astrrllr (liumuui Jewel, the giggler, would be an ap- propriate name for her. She possesses the happy combination of dignity and grace, mischief and fun. Her pretty face with its ever-present smile is a joy to all. “None but herself can be her parallel” Nolalt JJnnl ‘Her keenness of insight keeps pace with keenness of feeling”. iHurtlr iiuuiftgraatf

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 be s Ugbt Haiti} tuitrkrr i ubij (0»bm n Ruby is willing to say “I’ll try” rather than “I can’t”. This persever- ance has done much toward winning her a place in High School, and a last- ing affection in the hearts of her class mates. ‘‘Of i 3uiy MUrljfU Li

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Ruth left Meridian College to come to A. H. S. for her last and best year. We like her choice. She is always full of fun and mischief. She is famous for mailing letters promptly. “For rigorous teachers seized my And purged its faith, and trimmed its fire.” Best business manager the “Flash- light” ever had. We envy his achieve- ments on the cornet, his electrical and mechanical genius, and above all, his sartorial pulchritude. “Through all the whole High School He’s one of the best. A trial to Miss Davis Though a joy to the rest”. Suth Hutu Eurrptt S lu'pluui Agurs Hitihui Agnes’ eyes are bewitching. It is wonder she loves to spend at least t part of Sunday afternoon at the Cor- ner Drug Store. She is an accomplish- ed violinist. “Your soul was pure and true The good stars met in your horoscope Made you of spirit, fire and dew.” iHarjj IBlaiitF Handsome Mary cares “ course others may take”, but dees she pleases, even to the wearing of corkscrew curls and a letter sweater. “Thour’t the angel that never Sooner the sun in his motion would falter”. 26