Abilene High School - Flashlight Yearbook (Abilene, TX)

Page 21 text:

,M U- , Mg -., f at rata sw friftsa: tow t n m:a'a:'::':gf-5 2 4 1, .i . F 4... HARRIETT HODGES Harriett is a good friend whose good nature is always on top. Her amusements are talking and chewing gum. 6'Happy am lg from care lim jreeg Why aren'z they all content like m.e?', W. T. AUSTIN Tyntz,, is noted for his lengthiness both in speaking and size. Baseball is his hobbyg last year he won a letter by hold- ing down the first sack. 'gHe rnnltiplieth words without h'I10ICl8dgE.,, MARGARET HOY We thought Margaret immune to flap- per1sm until she came to school one day with her raven tresses shorn. Not all the tresses that fair head can boast Shall draw such envy as the ones you lost. EULA BELLE WHITTLE .ludging from outward appearances, we believe that Eula Belle's heart is big enough to love the whole world and that it loves her. c'She meets the old world, smiling, And somehow it smiles back at herf, HASSELL BROWN Unlike most boys so full of pep, Hass is nearest heaven when seated comfortably before a cheerful fire with a good book. '4Hass,' comes out for everything in ath- letics, baseball being his game. JAMES HANDY James is one of those distinguished and fortunate persons who finished at mid- term. He has nothing to worry about un- til college opens next September. His pet hobby is chasing a pack of hounds. , i. , 'l to 'g fr ff, , f Wifi lil r ,Q 3 J I : 2ZI,',,l .XX 'pt ft

Page 20 text:

ifgak 5? gf K K LIMK :,'f9'5' .xjriil tfhg libvj Yflp S I if 9 M M .X YJ y 1 t T- H.. f A , ' , ,M 3 M4 5 . ' 1 f - 're , - ',- -'rn-'SVA' A H Lg 'J tl N w,w,5sXYN-sZ?,?,l W H' 4 Senior Class of '24 .fls the Senior Class looks from the battlefield, Where the victory she has won, To the ,Qght that is now before her, She perceives she has just begun. She determines to fight and to conquerg She deceives herself no more By thinking the work behind her Was harder than that before. KI've just come to real work, she tells herself, H.4nd I intend to do that work right, So that when I die, my friends may say, 4She has really fought a good fight., HI have tried to do what I could for my school, Though that share seems small indeed, So please just remember as you look at it, That I couldn,t do less than succeed. NSo now I must put on my armor And go out to the fight that's before. Adieu, dear old High School, Best wishes, from the Class of 724-. -ROBERTA TURNER. ,f K4 Lf 1 mr Z K f , V5 V2 ti Qi Y l ,U f f f Q! KO, We Q, A X 54, MI 'f Y ff, X 1 '4 4 k l I it Vi is 2 it 14 E23 ,W RLS?

Page 22 text:

HOWARD HEATH These are the times that try men's souls, quoted Howard as he went to his final examination in English, but he al- ways proved equal to the test. His new Ford mirrors smiles from the fair sex. WILL SUTTON Willis greatest weakness consists in camouflaging the public with respect to himself, yet he excels as student Cprize- winning-essay writerl, an orator, and a good sport. Mellow nuts have the hardest finds. NORMA RAMSEY Norma, alias Kinkf' is mischievous and inquisitive, Mr. Green is fond of pulling her curls, but she is alwa s read with a Y y Y keen comeback. Norma was selected to Jfav the Jiano in cha el while we sand. I . I P U GRACE JONES ,Happiness and good nature personified and a fascinating combination of laughter and mischief! Grace is always ready for a go or a fussg then she will talk-good- ness how she will talk fwith her hands? . ADOLPHUS JENNINGS Redbird is like a surprise party. You never know what to expect from him. He sits in class as glum as a spinx, but his grades are good. He is often heard to say, HGod bless the man who first invented sleepf' OPAL STEVENSON Opal distributes her smiles impartially among her friends and reaps smiles and friends in return. Her disposition makes one feel that she will succeed in life, what- ever her vocation may be.