Abilene High School - Flashlight Yearbook (Abilene, TX)

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if i C7119 F'l.Asx-u.1c:-H1' ofa 1 9 Q 9 The Coaching Staff Timo POWELL When we think of football, track, or basketball, we think of Coach Powell. His big ideas have produced Winning teams in all branches of sport that he has touched, and these ideas have demanded and received the hearty respect of all opponents, Whether on floor, field, or track. Coach Powell's excellent knowledge of the coaching game has helped to put athletics on a higher plane in this section of the state. HILLIARD S. FATHERREE ' Upon Coach Fatherree there falls the all-important task of building football players out of the myriads of ambitious freshmen who report for work each year. Few realize the importance of this work, but upon the freshman coaches there rests the responsibility of training the men who will one day fill places on the team. Coach Fatherree has accomplished much, and the Eagle squad will be greatly strengthened next year by the men that he has turned out. Coach Fatherree tutors the Eagle tennis squad, and the development of tennis has been largely due to his earnest efforts. EDWARD S. MURPHY Pat Murphy is a man of few words, but when he speaks, his word is law. He successfully worked with the Eagles through the past season with vim and untiring energy. His quiet unassuming way is a drawing card to his success, for when the silence is broken, his listeners heed his call. Pat has gained the respect of every Eagle. He is a versatile man-a good athlete, a clean, hard-working, straighbthink- ing coach. One Hundred Six xViN6' Q9 an 1 6' , CH 509 if 7

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