Abilene High School - Flashlight Yearbook (Abilene, TX)

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1962 Preparations Begin Earl A Texas-size welcome was prepared by the Student Council for Claudio Meyer, the exchange student from Brazil. Greeting him at the plane were Rosalind Craver, Virginia English, Mr. Webb, Richard Fourment, Tim Temple, and Nina Estes, who presented him with a scrapbook and hat. When the time comes to think ot school, the senior girls start planning tor the traditional tea at which the Sophomores meet the girls of the upper classes ot Eagleland. Twenty- three hostesses entertained them at the Country Club, September 2.

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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.

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September - School Begins A serious look showed on the student's lace as he hopefully began the new year. The little lost Sophomore wandered through a new World, the junior revived old friendships, and the Senior strutted proudly ahead ot both. Each one laughed or talked a little too loudly, trying to cover up the feeling ot being just plain scared, but each was glad and excited over what the coming year had in store for him. Each student's time had come to begin the best year ot his lite. Registration was hard work, but not tor the students. Placed in their classes by the counselor and her assistants, the students were saved confusion and trouble even though some were not quite pleased with their teachersf however, after meeting them in the classes, disappointments were forgotten, and all were ready tor work. Class and club organizations, which followed quickly, offered new challenges for the new year. Summer registration removed many ot the scheduling problemsg how- ever some students had to make changes. Pondering over what to take, students bite pencils and scratch heads until the decision is finally made.