Abilene High School - Flashlight Yearbook (Abilene, TX)

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52551 F. F. A. The F u t u r e F a r m e r s are lucky dogs! Not only have they won many hon- ors at the fair, but t h e y have glow i n g Louise Bynum as their Q u ee n. Cecil Haddox has an outstanding calfg foe Bynum show- ed the champion heiferg Hollis Wilkins was sec- ond in the 700- pound divisiong g'Slick K e i t h, seventh in the 700 - 900 pound divisi o ng Alvin Hatton, sixth in 0 p e n c l a s sg Charles Harber, sixth in the 900 and over class 5 Howard Shackel- ford, eighth in Harnpsh i r e ex- hibit. Ex c e ll Nees and .l. C. Wilson bring up the rear guard.

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1 wif' One Thing and Another A new scene?- Preston and Qzglisg an old scene - Velma a n cl 0 t t o just standing calmly by while Z 0 n a shouts, W h ere is my her0?v and Annie Ray mur- murs, What nerve! as Mar- garet gently trips her. Now when it comes to play- ing tennis, Mau- rice Fincher is the champion- we hope. Batter up! Strike onefv Now what could be more exciting th an F. F. A. boys p l a y i n g baseball?

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F. F. A. Looking over t h e g r o u n d s again we see El- vis Montgomery, who t o o lc first place with his H a m p s h i r e s h e e pg Hollis Buchanan, whose calf won first place in the over 1 0 0 0 - p 0 u n d c l a s sg Howard Richey, who won first place in the under 700-pound class w i t h this little woolly crit- terg Miss Flor- ence IV, a blue- blooded princess, owned by W. J. Harveyg a proud group of calves and their own- ersg Hollis Wil- kins, winner of second place in the 700-p 0 u n d classg the booth that rn a d e the money to finance tripsg a general panorama of the groundsg and the wins o m e sweet- hearts of the F. F. A. Club -de- rnure faque Nev- ills, piquant M a r y Virginia f o i n e r, a n d friendly Pauline Held.