Abilene High School - Flashlight Yearbook (Abilene, TX)

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MEDIA HARRIS Media has not been here long, but has practised the old proverb of making hay while the sun shiuesf' and she is now reap- ing a harvest of good grades and good friends as a result. Her sunny disposi- tion has won the hearts of both teachers and classmates. EVA MAE READER Eva Mae Will creditably fill the role of model wife in somebodyis model home by applying the principles she has learned in Domestic Science. She has won a place in the heart of everyone who has the good fortune to know her. ALPIN DODSON Some boys go through life without an ambition, but not so with Alpin. He makes HA grades in High School and besides has plenty of time for fun both in school and out. I forgot to tell you that he doesn't aspire t intends to be a some day. HOUSTON SELF Houston came from the far south and found Abilene, interesting and attractive- He has not told us what profession he should like to follow. Here's luck to him. o be a poet, but He will show you ROBBIE KELLY Robbie is a student to be depended on at all times for everything. She is stud- ious and faithful in her work. That she is not all seriousness, however, certain young men of Hamby can testify.

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ALENE BREWER Alene is not boisterous, yet she is not NOVA BROWN Modest and shy as a nun is shefl With Sl1Y3.Sh9 is fmt dl5!USlinglY EHSUEJYYQM Yet those soft brown eyes and gentle ways she is anything but hateful. Qhe can Win the heart of any man Quiet, untusuming, and sweet A pleasant girl for one to meet, Whose nature is very cheerful and sunny, She finds life amusing, if not quite funnyf, ROSS DAWKINS Ross spent the first three years of high school in the wayside inn of Baird. Al- though he is one of the youngest members of the class fdon't accuse him of being fourteenl, his brilliant mind can always solve the hardest problems the facultv can devise. ' MORGAN MARTIN Morgan has two qualities that insure his success in whatever he undertakes- ability to persevere and capacity for hard work. He studies much, behaves well in Study Hall, but gets in detention once in a while just to show that he is made of mortal clay like the rest of us. EDITH FARR Edith is of such a modest nature that she is known to few of the Seniors. That she is loved and admired by these few, however, speaks well for her. lf she does not teach, she will 'alive in a house beside the road and be the friend of manf,

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DOROTHY WRIGHT Dorothy is very apt in making her grades reach the A mark and letting peo- ple know that i'Gray is her favorite color. She finishes Expression this year as well as High Schoolg therefore we predict hers to he a brilliant future. LUCILE WINSHIP The role of Goddess of Liberty befitted her wcllf' Though a goddess, Lucile has won the friendship of more of us mortals than she can count- We think her far more beauti- ful than the famous Venus, more clever than the ensnaring Juno. The Romans WAUNITA ROBINSON might envy us our goddess, but we wouldn't give her up for gold. LAWRENCE WRIGHT Lawrence is a typical son of the Gold- en West. The themes born in his bril- liant mind have made for him many good grades in English. He is a good athlete and his style of oratory makes him a de- light to the Public Speaking class. PRENTISS MAYFIELD We are all proud to have '4lVIonsieur Mayfield as a member of our class. His favorite word is By George. I guess it helps him to get good grades on his re- port card. Prentiss will probably develop into an explorer: he has such a tendency to look into everything. Waunita has made many friends by her happy smile. She is very fond of read- ing poetry and washing dishes. We do not know whether she will teach English or work in a chop suey joint. MSkinnie is gifted with wonderful power to inter- pret music.