Abilene High School - Flashlight Yearbook (Abilene, TX)

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Gommaudcrs-in-Khicf ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL ICE C. HUMPHREY, B. A., M. A. Chance favors the prepared mind. You, the students of grand old Abilene I-Iigh, are preparing for the battles ot today and tomorrow. Your luck will largely de- pend on how Well you are prepared. You are learning day by day how important it is to be ready to go. War is teaching all of us the all irnportant lesson, Be prepared. May your lives be richer, finer, happier, and better as a re- sult of having learned the vital lesson of preparation. 1oE c. HUMPHREY -F-...'.?.. peg

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Hammaudars-in-Hhicyf ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL D. B. WEATHEBBY, B. A., M. A. May We pause to think of the many Wonderful privileges and opportunities that we have been enjoying and in so doing refill ourselves with patriotism so fervent and ardent that we, as true citizens of our homeland, will go about our Work of national defense and of the making of this World safe for democracy in such earnest fashion that success will decidedly crown our ef- forts. Let us all continue to do our part in winning this great struggle into which We have been forced by our enemies, even though these parts vary from that of the practice of rigid econ- omy at home to that of meeting the foe at the battle front. May each of us realize with seriousness just what We owe to our own United States and do our part cheerfully. Let us feel a thrill in doing our best to keep the Stars and Stripes Waving. Let us go on with enthusiasm and establish the glory of democracy throughout the World. D. B. WEATHEBBY Q --i z-..-'

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, , KAMHW . ,T ii6i ' Page 14 MR. L. I. ACKERS MR. E. P. MEAD Vice-President l6'mrd af Zfrusfees MR. W. E. IARRETT President MR. W. V. WOMACK MRS. C. G. ATKINSON MR. IOE SMITH MR. E, B. FREE