Abilene High School - Flashlight Yearbook (Abilene, TX)

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In Loving Memory of MISS INA DAVIS There is one Goff, one lam, one element, And one jar 06 divilze event To which the whole creation movesfz MISS DAVIS, teacher of history, passed from life October 9, 1923, after six years of continuous service in the ABILENE HIGH SCHOOL. As a teacher her work will live in the broader vision of those she so carefully trained. As a friend she was 'true and faithful, giving her confidence cautiously, yet when given, it was Iirm and constant. Her moral courage was of the type that held strong and fearless in the martyr age. The soft memory of her virtues yet lingers like the sunset hues after the bright sun has set.,7

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