Abilene High School - Flashlight Yearbook (Abilene, TX)

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ENGLISH KZ., is , . X k . .t? q .Rgjl 511.565 35: X -ix Harry Mas. MARY LYN VANNOY M , E r r 5 f.lfiQf,wE'Q:,Q:T M Q eff' x V Q' 1 , SX 'Tf 5'f3'-X ' SKK K A 'f . P' fu .. K ,A ,Q xxx 'gy . K . gf J, , 1 , mst , ' 'iixxigffittll V . -I ' gg. K 'J , V . 40:3 , . ,N -,, -9 V I V je f f. Km ' P' iq I-lp' i ii. . ,, Y il Y il Y l f ' A i 1, Q if if: it ' 'L T157 ' N ' ,, Q lil! A ig ' ,'a- I 1:22, 1 1 .r . .,... , E ' so H r .- E .- M 7 R D N 7 . , ',',f,. 5 1125? IVHSSIVIARYEDNA WORTHY GROWLING GRENDEI. AND WEIRD WITCHES . . . Tommy Harris and John Hutchison discuss the merits of proiects done in coniunction with the Senior English classes. SYNTAX, PCETRY BAFFLE THE BRIGHTEST Come INSIDE ENGLELAND cmd study the arts of the English language. Learn how foreign tongues have influenced the development of the most potent language in the modern world. Discover that literature is not a sort of moonlit world of idle fancy. Heal books draw us into the substance of actual things. That an author brings us face to face with real men and things, and helps to see them as they are, is the test of a great piece of literature. Become intimately acquainted with the outstand- ing periods of literature from the Celts and the Stone Henge to modern drama and George Bernard Shaw. To understand the literature and to be able to write effectively, one must study the science of the relation of words, or syntax. Subjects, verbs, and diagramming are emphasized and re-emphasized each semester. MR. AND MISS COMMA . . . Mille Wuymun and Put Wright contest in the Battle of Punctuation. Mrs. Morrow, Junior English teacher, devised a game to help her students learn and apply the punctuation rules.

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ENGLISH ffm! 'X A w kL L, MISS MARY BAGGETT MISS MILDRED BUTLER MRS. LULA ENDSLEY MRS. MARGIE IONES MRS. IUANITA HANEY ENGLISH CLASSES MEET VARIED NEEDS Miss Mary Baggett: B.A., M.A., Hardin-Simmons University Q Miss Mildred Butler: B.A., Hardin-Simmons University: M.A., Southern Methodist University Q Mrs. Lula Endsley: B.A., Union University Q Mrs. Margie lones: B.A., Baylor Univer- sity Q Mrs. Juanita Haney: B.A., M.A., Hardin-Simmons Uni- versity Q Mrs. Madeline Ligon: B.A., Midwestern University: M.Ed., North Texas State College Q Miss Billie Loving: B.A., M.A., North Texas State College Q Mrs. Betty lo Mann: B.A., Baylor University Q Mrs. lean Mallon: B.A., M.Ed., McMurry College Q Miss Helen Meyer: B. ., Hardin-Simmons University: all H- B.S. in L.S., North Texas State College: M.A., B.A., Texas Univer- sity Q Mrs. Kathryn Morrow: B.A., Mary Hardin-Baylor: M.A., Texas University Q Mrs. Kathleen Parker: B.A., North Texas State College: M.A., East Texas State College Q Mr. Charles South: B.A., Texas University Q Miss Mildred Stokes: B.A., McMurry College: M.Ed., Hardin-Simmons University Q Mrs. Ellen Turner: B.A., Hardin-Simmons University: M.A., North Tex- as State College Q Mrs. Mary Lynn Vannoy: B.A., Texas University Q Miss Mary Edna Worthy: B.A., M.A., Hardin- Simmons University MISS BILLIE LOVING MRS. BETTY MANN MIS LE R MRS. KATHLEEN PARKER MRS MADELINE LIGON MRS. IEAN MALLON MRS. KATHRYN MORROW MR. CHARLES SOUTH A V x 1 as y ' . V J . i I N. I ,fl , A y ,A Q9 J , T ...,.Af j T 1 - Miss MILDEED STOKES zvms. ELLEN TURNER - W. A , ,,.,,V L L L, ...iff ll rm' ' , K r V.', QV ,ily K, I .. ,g.,,...: E N i Q. Z H in K . - ' ll A Exam, ll, x . M f T Ng... vtsi 2- ' E ilt Z ' X 15? - if .EE X issslt E A x 2 'N 'sssi fl if 3 Q

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HOMEMAKING Mrs. Pat Chambers: B.S., North Texas State College 'Miss Carolyn Haley: ' B.S., Texas University Q Mrs. Betty Hat- - tox: B.S., Southwestern Teachers College QMrs. Maurice Silk: B.S., M.S., North Texas State College QMrs. Sallie V A It Hilley: B.S., East Texas State College: , M.E., Texas Tech MRS. PAT CHAMBERS MISS CAROLYN HALEY MHS. BETTY HATTOX THEY COOK UP RECIPES FOR HAPPINESS Broken dishes, hairnets, and burned biscuits are the tragedies of foods classes: however, homemalcing does have its assets. The art of preparing nutritional and tempting meals and creating attractive fashions for personal , and family use is gained as the study advances, and the early tragedies are ,' , , ,,,, 5 f soon forgotten. a j, it i '- V' Notebooks, menus, and home projects help to advance the girls' knowl- edge of home skills and better family relations. . Girls that do not have younger brothers and sisters benefit greatly from if the Play School held in the homemalcing department each semester. The P ygggggitr P study of the child reactions to activities are the points of interest in observa- T Q tion and actual work. X gtt. t X l T MRS. MAURICE SILK --.1 MRS. SALLIE HILLEY lem v-. W YUM, YUM . . . Gail Oglasby, Char- x L, lan Anderson, and Mrs. Silk onioy L. NX f Iho tangy Dash of Hawaiian foods.