Abilene High School - Flashlight Yearbook (Abilene, TX)

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IWW Sfudenf Elecfions Highlighf End of Year Springfime meanf closing ouf fl'1e year wiffi assemblies. Flashlighfs were delivered fo sfudenfs and faculfy in May of I972. Presenfafion of Aquilas were also done in May. Elec- fion of cheerleaders and Sfu- denf Council officers were faken care of before flwe sclwool year came fo an end. Volunfeers from sfudy fiall readily assisfed in moving 83 boxes of I972 Flashlighfs info flwe building for dis- fribufion fo sfudenfs and feaclners . . . Sfudenf Council fiopefuls con- gregafe behind sfage awaifing fheir furn fo make a campaign speeclw , . . Assisfing Judy Griffin, edifor, Mr. Escoe Webb revealed flue fion- ored feacfiers in flie '72 Flashlighf. Sfudenf Life-23

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-rv 10-'9 Honor graoluales Marilyn Kolly and Debbie Bounds wail oil sfage for lhe beginning of fhe I972 final farewell assembly . . . Taking his furn al bat Clinl Thomas, disiricl 5 AAAA's mos? valuable player iwo years in a row. helped Abilene High malce bi- regional . . . Abilene High Schools '72 Aquila, The liferary magazine, had a cover which represen+ed vari- ous Types of li+era+ure. 22-S+uden+ Life .fl i 3 ,ii - wb wwg s K 'x g L ff:

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Bicycling was a hobby for many AHS sTudenTs, among Them was RoberT King . . . ReTreshmenT Tor Debbie Elkins during a momenT of summer relaxaTion is The ever popu- lar ice cream cone . . . Eagle Squad members Joseph Flores and JeTT Hill help wiTh The upkeep oT Champs cage by puTTing on a Tresh coaT oT painT . . . STudenT Council members hosTed The TaculTy waTermelon TeasT during orienTaTion weelc. 24-STudenT Life Summer. . . Summer arrived and wiTh iT came opporTuniTies Tor a change oT pace aTTer a year oT school liTe. For some, iT was a Time OT relaxaTion, wiTh vaca- Tions and days OT sleeping laTe. For oThers, iT meanT sum- mer iobs To help in gaining experience or To provide money Tor spending or saving. Never really leaving The idea of school acTiviTies behind. oThers aTTended seminars, workshops, and convenTions. 5 .. i 'ii I