Abilene High School - Flashlight Yearbook (Abilene, TX)

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Mr. G. E. Stowe Mr. Stowe, business manager of the Abilene Public Schools, is a native Abilenian. He is a graduate of Abilene High School, and he was a member of Coach Shotwell's football squad that won State Championship in 1923. Mr. Stowe received his B. B. A. degree from Texas Christian University. He later returned to Abilene and Hardin-Simmons to do further study for his M. A. degree. He has been in the school business for 21 years. During his experience he has been a teacher, a high school principal, a football coach, and a superintendent of schools. He has been in the business part of the schools nine years and has been in his present position for the past four years. We appreciate Mr. Stowe's comment about Abilene High School. He thinks A. H. S. ranks as one of the best high schools from an instructional standpoint in the nation, and particularily in Texas. He stated that he hoped all graduates would reap their rewards as they were merited. 16 Que NPR wx !UOQ.Q.Xf f ,983 AAR-.QKQ i gQ. U 5Mt1ssex9,. 30x oglwsk 'lv CHX N-Sm-t' i5+wq9Q7 fjnli W1 R-'5SYxux'5 AIQQ: 0+ A wlfwi. 'Gs -To . Ewen... fiizfvc. S0 JDM

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MR. .I. H. NAIL Many students of Abilene High School are aware of the activities of our busy assistant principal, however, many of us do not know some of the facts of his earlier life. Mr. Nail was born at Eden, Texas, in Concho County. He received his early education in the Eden Public Schools. After graduation he attended Howard Payne College, the University of Chicago, and the University of Texas. He received a B. A. degree from Howard Payne and a M. A. degree from the University of Texas. Mr. Nail has been in public school work for twenty-five years. He has been a member of the Abilene High School faculty for ten years. He finds Abilene High School an ideal school where faculty and students alike are friendly, industrious, and happy. He thinks it is a school with a rich background and a very fine spirit. We think that Mr. Nail has done much toward making our school an ideal school. He has given generously of his spirit and energy in working for a better school system. 15 QGM lsf.o.1.A. I gs QT. Qjfll 5 Qin A'?vJ'J.-P, QQ 2 wx 'A 'Si :Q-RQ-Jigfvgs :big I S-New sx'3buS- SA f 5'-fx 5 t4.fi,s3.a2mili f 3759'N'UV4f1fo5i'tl ll ffmtfs Fl pipe.. 64 ll. Qvwwyo NSW I1 IQSGAJD, Qgtnjqx- Q Gu. QQQ I. fi selsocuda CVRQX-4-I-Qchxjgy i 'lfeti XGWQXQN 11 ,mg ,Q frlv-kRt?L, 6, Y-X5 X QXG i fig-Q Qgw-S MQ LX N-is Www, MX xl I7 gfXQ5,g'Qt'i2 mt. ll fmsexx Qlnw I 'X QW-Q Sty lAtx?f0-f. kbs' QQ,

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