Abilene High School - Flashlight Yearbook (Abilene, TX)

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p . a Busiling Beginning for 1750 Students 5 J 1 -,j ,- -MT'-1,9,ig,.A..4 ,,,, , 4 . ,.. fr Uv- . --'F-ef-1.. :K ,,..M:,, ..-,' . -As -,f 'V f-., ,J Y M.: School really begins when books are issued and work begins. Boys from differenT classes visiT while waiting To receive The necessary books. Fall comes and wiTh iT The opening of Abilene High. New sTudenTs wander around in a daze for The firsT week while upperclassmen visiT wiTh classmaTes lasT seen in The spring. OT The many Things done To open a school, some are TradiTional such as The firsT assembly being for orienTaTion Tor The new sTudenTs, and The TirsT skiT being sTaged by The senior girls. NOT called TradiTional, buT mosT imporTanT, is The procuring of all The necessary maTerials for classes. WiTh anxieTy calmed and newness worn off, sTudenTs gradually became ac- cusTomed To The normal roufine and seTTle down To The official business of learning. W 7 wwniil l

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4 ' A,v' ,, fl t li? is 9 A i i J! is ,, -wifi ...gal Cynthia Giles, the so-called Typical Operator in the skit presented by the senior girls, becomes more typical, perhaps, by failing to check her sign. After days of confusion, the sophomores and new students were enlightened in an orienta- tion program as to the way AHS clicks. The students were introduced to the counselors, the principal, the publication heads, the presi- dents of the Student Council, and the National Honor Society. i. -ni. W4 'W' 'f 't5 Bii. as ' f 'W' l .1 L.