Abilene High School - Flashlight Yearbook (Abilene, TX)

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Memory will recall the FRONT ENTRANCE to the minds of those who passed through its doors to prepare them- selves for the drama of life. K ' . V ti 51 3 4 1 kwgw-M-M-W-qw ,M --W-...Q , WL ,.,.... vuuuungq E3 6 V' 4 l .. ,.,. I I.. 3 -5-H-'H-U L l , l 1 Approving cheers of an Eagle performance echo from the galleries of the EAGLE'S NEST. Temper- ance, sportsmanship, and? physical fitness are re-l h e cr r s e d by successfull stars in the game of life.

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I fs THE TEACHER- THAT sowsn or UNsz-:1-:N HARVESTSH The FLASHLIGHT dedicatee of 1953 ha planted the seeds oi learning in thousands of students during the thirty-three years she has devotedly taught in Abilene High School. For thirty-three years, she has helped to nurture those seeds into mature, useful citizens of the community. Ex-Eagles who reminisce about their school days at Abilene High will remember the 1953 FLASHLIGHT dedicatee, MISS LUCRETIA CURRY, for her wis- dom, her sweet disg sition. and her sparkling sense of humor. vga Ayiwlfyf , 3 I! L, ,ff ,lx 4 s W' if ,- M xy' up N L N' jf ' or bf 3 as s rol 4317 W 5 i l ul V. E 6.- ,, V' I V, -' - Qf'ij -rr 115 N-:tj l 1' I X-y ......,...cg. . s 4

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5 Cheers in the Globe The- atre could not have sur- passed those heard in the EAGLE STADIUM where scores of fall scenes are performed. 7 T H ui ...-.- -,, Early morning sun- beams cast shadows on the EAST ENTRANCE where pre-school and noon scenes are en- acted. .f E I . ,f J-'tr . nv- ' cfm, ,rr K' .Q-xr r-... ,.,j?K ffis.,'X W ..-., ,,., M , S 3 T TW' s ' ' V , . , T ,. 5 g,.,.-.gf?Q??..n,.M.1 ..-ru,1r..z:,...,,..-.- 7