Abilene High School - Flashlight Yearbook (Abilene, TX)

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q I Assistant-Principal H. S. Fatherree And he worked with a will. NE of the hardest-working men in Abilene High School is Assistant-Principal Hilliard S. Fatherree. He has three express duties: teaching, coaching, and performing the offices of assistant-principal. Mr. Fatherree is head of the Spanish department of the high school and teaches four classes each day. I-le is also the coach of tennis, his ability being displayed by the fact that he nearly always produces a winning team. The work and responsibilities of the prin- cipal, Mr. Dudley, have been shared by Mr. Fatherree for some years, but only during this year has the title of assistant-principal been bestowed upon him. Mr. Fatlierree has shown that he is a hard-working man und that he can accomplish much. Because of these qualities, the students of Abilene High School regard him with sincere respect and admiration. -A. F. PAGE, JR. Sixteen

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M us. T. E. Pu-:nclz Miss BETH COOMBES Home E1-onomirrs Home Economics -Ji, 4 I 'W , X H, A - , X . 0 . 5 . Q Bl 5 . s 0 Miss Rum' COMPICKE llunm Economics 1 Rm' Sxfxcfss Il islory Miss Smurf HARDY History Mus. M. M. BAnm:s History Miss LUCRETIA Cuum' History PIOWARD MILLER History 7 1 JACK CHRISTIAN Miss ANNIE Bown Miss GLENNA FAH: GRANT History Physical Education Physical Education Seventeen