Abilene High School - Flashlight Yearbook (Abilene, TX)

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' MATHEMATICS Looks like dollar-day in MI. Ettefs math class ln every modern invention mathematics takes an im! portant party it serves to create independent concise think- ing and accuracy in students. The mathematics depart- ment consists of twelve teachers, whose subjects ranqe trom general mathematics to the more complicated and advanced course of triqonometry. -AUVUI Ei R. M. Cowcion Miss Marie Tuckcr C. B. Ford B. A. B. A. A. B., B. M, lke VV. lay' I. F. Boren Miss Eelle tones E. A. Ll, A. A. Page 21 '1tl,631 jf Don Vfeattxfrlzy lwlfs, lff. E. Nciwoocl B, A., M. A. B, A. .U C- lo- Mrs. Lucile Divan l'ranlc H. litter All B, A. B. 'wx-Q' --Us --wg 'MENS l., ss .nan .. . .. i

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SOCIAL ENGLISH No club in l-ligh School has undertaken a course ot study more usetul and practical than the Social English group. lts purpose is the acguirement oi ease and naturalness as well as correct manners under any circumstances. Since all rules ot etiquette are based on thought- tulness lor others, the Social English group strive always to put into practice the things they learn in their group study. Both in class and at social functions they iind their rules apply to advantage, and their contacts with people were made much easier and more pleasant because of this study. All success to Social English members. How sweet and gracious, even in common speech, ls that tine sense which men call Courtesy! Wliolesome as air and genial as the light, Welcome in every cliine as breath ot' flowers, lt transmutes aliens into trusting friends, And gives its owner passport round the globe. First How: Ellis Grisham, Ollie Dean Cox, Dorothy George, Frankie Music, Carole Coats, Dorothy Newman, l-lazel Coats. Second Row: Donald Iolly, Mary Elizabeth Burton, Elizabeth Grubb, Doras Bragg, Marjorie Black, Elinor Sivley, Minnie Alice Mayfield, Colito Cornelius. Third Row: Miss Winnitred Platt, Leon Grisham, lohnf nie Higginbotham, Patricia Ann Bradbury, lohn Watson, Nancy Cunningham, Eiloen Brown. MISS WlNNlPBED PPAFE A. B., M. A. OPElCEBS Ellis Grisham . President Frankie Music Vice President Dorothy George . . , Secretary Qlie Dean Cox- . . . . , . ,Reporter Leon Grisham Sergeant-at-Arms Miss Coats, may l present Mr. Grisham .-Y! xi Page 23 i V X i