Abilene High School - Flashlight Yearbook (Abilene, TX)

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r- 5 . i i lj-ii l Life's harsh realities offer future fantasies The days, hours and moments whirled by leaving a confusion of appointments, schedules and responsibilities. Real life loomed and lurked around every corner as the realization of the dangers of life was faced through the loss of a loved one in a wreck, the hurt in the face of a pregnant teenager, the acknowledgment of murder, robbery, drugs and alcohol. Students were already facing the beginning,,gfx,1he final Each to experience. -i as 1. Students depart from the sheltered world of Abilene High to face the outside and its challenges. 2. The aftermath ,of ,the liquor election stands evident as a cofistantireminder of the adult world. 3. In the triumph of success, the AHS volley- ball team rallies tothe cry of victor-y, 4. One of the facets of life 's circles are good- byes ,as conhonted by Kim Kampert and Qffgngel Munoz. ' . Focusingf1'on the aspects of driving, stu- dents rationalize life, death and shattered images of owning a car. - 6. Pondering over the past, Ken Richer reflects on yesterday while facing tomorrow. 947'-,. .tk ,dl , fa 'ii 5 1 .f iv 6 . Q . .. .. , y J-'wh .A ag, xv , vs Q Qty? V s- '5, ,, , .,',:5 '...p . A 2 . .Qpenmg-9 ulh' I 1- ,,,.,..----O'