Abilene High School - Flashlight Yearbook (Abilene, TX)

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Miss Mildred Stokes Mrs. Ellen Turner B.A.-M.Ed. Mr. Robbin Tibbets B.S. B.A.-M.A. Ca Kamnzuuicafc Zflwuglzts ENGLISH .... All the world's a stage ..... Although the seniors this year were no pupils of Shakespeare, their little minds were filled to capacity with expressions from Shakespeare's plays. Also, the library became a natural habitat for all English students because of the term themes and reports. Grammar drills? Yes. Who could forget the pet problem, It is l who am your best friend. Miss Billie Loving Miss Helen Meyer Mrs. Kathryn Morrow B.A.-M.A. B.A.-M.A. B.A.-M.A. Mrs. Bessie Mayes Mr. Tommy Morris B.S. B.S. Mrs. Kathleen Parker B.A.-M.A.

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, nn Seniors group themselves together for panel discussions on Shokesperion plays, Mr. A. M. Anderson Miss Mildfed Bvfler M'5- I-Ula End5leY B.A.-M.A. B.A.-M.A. B.A. Mrs. Juanita Mrs. Selma Bishop Miss Bobbie Duncan Haney B.A.-M.A.-Ph.D. B.A.-M.Ed. B.A.-M.A. 'Q Q? l Y Q0 F' ii' 2- --'Q-V ,Wx vp. .1 ss- s +-

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rags, i 5 X x Three Latin students, Worley Reynolds, Barbara Strickland, and Janice Murphy, present a part of the pro- gram for the Slave Auction. LANGUAGES . . A Veni, vidi, vici, and Como usta usted? are common expressions used by either the Latin or the Spanish students. Struggling through Caesar's Wars, a Latin student finally emerges enlightened and feeling as if he were a Greek or Roman scholar. Spanish students enjoy conversing with one another, and look forward to their trip to Mexico in the spring. 30