Abilene High School - Flashlight Yearbook (Abilene, TX)

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Laughter filled the gym when faculty joined Wagon Trainv at the Homecoming pep rally. Major Adams fWebbD took command of the notorious and famous characters of T.V. fame for this rip-snortingi' escapade. '59 Was the Year . . Of Laughter cmd Fun . Homeroom parties were fun. The most eye- catcliing Christmas decoration was the bright red door of Room 203. fwww, fl A full tummy: No one should have been hungry after that box supper sponsored by the Junior Red Cross Council at the National Reserve Armory. 6

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9 OS th '59 was the year Of laughter and fun, Of struggle and fame, And of work well done. '59 was the ear That brouggt tears to our eyes, And made our hearts glad With each surprise. '59 was the year For that game tomorrow Where victory meant fame, Or where defeat meant sorrow. '59 was the year For study and tests That gave joy and hope Of careers for the best. '59 was the year We recall with pride, For the things we've done For the wor d outside. QV xkx X 47 A , 2 , l l L lk, 4...T.Q..1 ' l 5 4 5 Sqn

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Research was a vital part of the winning papers Joie From local, to regional, to state was the order of winning jones and Jimmy Nail read at the Texas lr. Academy of Indy Harlowls essay- Our T111eSccurity-The American of Science meeting. Wayf' She holds the certificate won in local contest. Of Struggle cmd Fame . Homemaking students, Nancy Moore, Gail Oglesby, Betty Atkins, and Mary Helen Bradbury, got a real taste of caring for children the day of the annual play school. The students remembered the excitement of Hal- loween as they helped the children make a Jack-'O-Lantern. . . , 2 f- 1--+5