Abilene High School - Flashlight Yearbook (Abilene, TX)

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2-Cheerleader Election 5-FHA Banquet 5-National Science Meet 5-Band and Orchestra UIL State Meet 9-NHS Induction 11,12-Awards Assemblies 11,12- Swing Out Sweet Land 12-Senior Picnic 13-Iunior-Senior Banquet 16- A Association Assembly 17-FLASHLIGHT presentation 22-Senior Assembly 23,24-Final Examinations 28-Baccalaureate 29--Commencement 3.33 Trying to count himself out of this mountain of 1961 FLASHLIGHTS, Mr. Bradford checks and rechecks for dis- tribution in the homerooms. 'U Forming the V for Victory are Susan Everett, Ianis lay, Carolyn Sears, Linda Sue Davis, Sandy Davis, Iudi Malone, Sherry Gladden, Vicki Baltanz, Sarah lane Cox, Grace Toom bs, and Susan West, cheerleader finalists. 3 .K ij w Oh's and ah's were heard throughout the audience as the cover of the 1961 FLASHLIGHT was revealed. Recovering from surprise, the students knew they had been side tracked by the members' tall tales about the purple cover with pink polka dots.

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Exchange Visit Creates New Experiences Z K f v a Martin Cargile, the gangster, catches his girl friend, Barbara Turner, Anne Marie Luclce, foreign exchange student, is playing up to Phil Davis. This play was presented lor the Interscholastic presented a going away gift by John Carter from League Contest. her home room. 'I 'Q' .SM b,1,vi,,.,i Don't swing the bridge, screamed the girls as the boys held at the Hendrick Ranch. The exchange students from jumped up and down on it while attending the N.H.S. barbecue Wyandotte, Michigan were honored during their visit to Texas.

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NHS members of Camp Nat Hon Soc eagerly await the call ot the honored camp members by Ralph Arrell in the May induc- tion. Students in the audience who antici- pate membership eagerly await, too. fTopl David Glover received the Thornton Award which is given to the oustanding athlete each year. Also, at the assembly, Mr. Mc- Danel was presented as the Inspiration oi Athletics. lCenterl The skeptics didn't think another program could be crowded into the busy month ol May, but they had to change their minds when they saw the great production oi Swing Out Sweet Land. lLower Leitl of May Activities Presented earlier in the premier were the statt members, favorites, outstanding stu- dents, and visitors.