Abilene High School - Flashlight Yearbook (Abilene, TX)

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OPAL PERRY G an G If the world contained more “Opals” life'would be much brighter and sweeter, for Opal is just as valuable to us as the stone her name represents. MARVIN RA| Football “Vitality and success go hand in hand. So Marvin will win if anyone can.” MARGARET SANDS V. , G aiitG; ?ep Squad She is always qijiet, but never blue As long as she has something to do; Her voice reminds me of the summer breeze. You will always find her easy to please. GERALD STREET “Gerald's keen intuition, his clever pen. His interest in High School, his ambition His rugged honesty, dependability, and wit Have with his classmates scored quite a H 1 .11 NJTA TITTLE G an G; Assistant Art Editor We know Juanita is brilliant student, for she yas valedictorian of the first class of mid-term seniors. “Charming and clever, an artist, too; We know that great things she will do.” HARRISON TURNER Harry, our future soldier, has that grin that makes the world go 'round. “Little of stature, but broad of mind, CourteoUs, manly, generous, kind.” LOUISE WAGNER G an G Louise is just a pretty little chunk of smiles (around her teachers) mingled with a spark of genius that will accomplish—the Lord knows what. EUGENIA WARD G an G Eugenia is unique in that she is the high school bride. Graduating at mid-term, she left us to assume a new role in life. We wish lier much happiness. Twenty-thr «

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KYLE HUDSPETH President Mid-Term Seniors “If upon a certain matter, You are in a doubtful plight, Just consult Kyle Hudspeth; He will set you right.’’ HERBERT JOSEPH It takes boys like Herbert to inspire his ilassmates to accomplish worthy things and o give advice to those who wish to get IOLET KARNES We remember Violet as the curly-haired girl, who could tell funny jokes and make good grades. Her slogan was “Always be exempt.” CARLISLE KING Carlisle certainly has a good brain, and he convinced us all of the fact by making good grades in senior English. We will all find Carlisle when 1 cause he’s go an architect. FRANCES LAWSON success be hers. MANLY MYATT Manly always looks on the bright side MARY PENCE Mary is a girl who makes the best of her chances and proved this by being salutatorian of the mid-term graduates. More students like Mary would make Abilene High School a better school.

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'GEQKGLVNA amyx ; Pep Squail: Hashers' Club; Latin Club 'eet anfl jolly nnd gay, rk or ready for play.' ‘Pickie’ is Ready for Twenty-four ‘•Different Georgiana. coquettish, and coy, Shi I' a lovely Columbine and a constant A j y.” , ' MALCOLM NDERSON -Malcolm with hi- li.-h wit. Makes all have a laughing fit. ..His broad smfle and care-free manner, v' Holds high the Irish banner.” WILLIAM ANDfRE S Hoys1 Pep Squat!; W ho Do “Brilliartt in mind, the best manners of all; Prominent feature? His slow Southern drawl.” MAIfV. ELIZABETH ARMSTRONG ANNA LEE ARNOLD G an G; £. . L. S “She’s graceful and tall and surprisingly And everyone falls for that lovely blond hair.-' KENNETH ARNOLD “Studious and friendly in his own quiet That he belongs to our class, we are proud to say.” THOMAS BACON “If Thomas as an architect, Compares with Thomas as a student here. Then Thomas as an architect. Will be famous, never fear,” VIVIAN BACBY G an G; C. 1. L. S. Serene, quiet Vivian. She meets dis- appointments and joys alike—with a smile.