Abilene High School - Flashlight Yearbook (Abilene, TX)

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haf . 43:1 me ,K D. B. 'Weatherby H. H. Yates Iames Gilliland Iacl-: Simpson George 'Nillis Lealinien Bryant CXDLF Sprmq Term Fall Term Bill Tate President Iames Gilliland Boyd Edgar Vice President I. T. Kirk Iames Gilliland Secretary H. H. Yates I. W. Bryant Assistant Secretary George Willis Iack Simpson Reporter Don Coffee Leahmon Bryant Sergeanteat-Arms D. B. Weatherby Adviser Twenty-eight boys reported for the Golf Club in the fall. Since most of those reporting had had little experience, all the meetings of the fall term were devoted to instructions on the fundamental principles of the game. Stance was emphasized by Mr. Vtfeatherby, the sponsor, and much time was spent in learning the correct standing posi- tions. By spring several members were ready to start practicing for competitive matches. These per- sistent golfers practiced after school and on Sat- urdays, sometimes regardless of the weather. The most promising of these players were Bill Tate, I. C. Iones, Iack Simpson, Iames Gilliland, and H. H. Yates. All these boys played in the low eighties or the upper seventies. After several weeks of practice Abilene's golf team played seven matches with the Sweetwater High School team. Abilene won the matches with a score of 5-2. Matches were also played with Colorado High School, Hardin'Simmons University, and McMurry College. All of these matches were leaders-up for the State Meet. Abilene's golf team has for several years made it a practice to send a team to this meet, and it has become almost a tradition for them to place each year. At the State Meet the contestants played on the famous Cedarcrest course at Dallas, where they won third. Page 109 y I Z K 1 's .'Qv1i'7.M river g wx, ftrf ,i i xt: 5.2. -- 4 ,2, fr I :f- f M, S, 5 I 2,2 1 s '! - A. ftststt ug.-und: :.f ,. 5 kv . it I ff , ive, rx ' 9 .' H . H - . 'zz . f x ., . ,f' 2 , 0 Ty., . ? .. if .1 .- 5 f. -'Q . 2 as, 3 X . ff ., x 5 r 5 -'--- .. I . - 'f .ff 5 . f: - '. S -D.,-' F. -1 my f. 'Y - 1532 - idkffl-2f.,,:' -2- 5 . 'CLE if V'-J' - ' 4 ' t. -I f.- 4.w,,,w.:w5','2g .f - - 235 -4293412-' Q -'-- W- sssesgefwis rffifaii as . '--.-f.'::.A,. ' xr-V: '- my:- IAMES GILLILAND

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