Abilene High School - Flashlight Yearbook (Abilene, TX)

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Seniors

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 THF 1923, FLASHLIGHT (Jsiaj The Faculty Oh, Faculty fair, we sing of you all, The Seniors who are departing, You’ve always been true in each task set for you, Your love for all thereby proving. Each with a different task to do, Always following duty’s call; May your coming days be bright, filled with plenty of light, Though sunshine and shadows fall. Oh, Faculty fair, in the song that we sing, May accents tell of your courage true, Of each noble act, with which each day is packed, Of the lessons we have learned through you. A.H.S.

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Senior Class Officers Raymond Acton Roy Ward Dorothy Barnes Frances Blain........ Faye Craig Marvin Miller Miss Clack Richard Hollingsworth Class Prophet Flashlight Representative President Vice Presidenl Sponser Class Poet Secretary Treasurer Motto: We strive for character, not for fame. Color: Gray and Old Rose. Flower: Rose. It’s great to be a Senior And feel important like, you know, But when it comes to say good-bye, We hate to leave you so; For we have had some good times here Along with a few hard tasks, But just to be remembered Is all that a Senior asks. I said as a poet I was punk, And the class thought my modesty was bunk; But after reading this mess, they freely confess, (And that without staint) That whatever I are, a poet I ain’t. —THELMA BOLES. The Class Poet’s Poem —By Richard H (reincarnation of Edgar Poe and probable successor to Longfellow.)