Abilene High School - Flashlight Yearbook (Abilene, TX)

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Contents Classes! Clubs 164 l 'v- Supporters 234 fs... .. ... . ...., . g .:..,.i,.:r...1...:.,.. 4 9 T fi? hifi 'V A -YO' his 2 , T:..f l , , ' 4.2 . X , Q ' Ti I 4' w, .. ., hz Sflfezaf Q Q' IN T T was s E 'SQ lm I V,,. ws, 5j,jg:,z:7gt3g I 14,95 , ,naman I A it , ' 'WA' 'L f,N-.1 K. . ' , 4-. .L 9 .ww a , ug fr' .. YES- f '.J 9 -ee ' -X.. . ,5 -f 1' 'hh ' fi l 1 1' 'ltr -.. 04 F' A 1 ig: N, Iva., -4 fin, ' s,'s 'a 2 ...W A dv, 'V ,, sf 's's ' f t f'w- fl.-Im 4 f'i-2'-M f ...C Ili. 'f f'fvy, '-L' ' 'fm -If . ,mr ri ef'fm ..,,.,.... .I s , epgifig s, s c wars. T .ff 'S . 'ay e'.,f't'21,.1 52 11 5 i if 4' u, iff I '.-.2513 4 iQl'F?fi?x iTQsfflf2W ' . 1 X lf!! 'N '29 its' 'V .-1'-w . f -, ' C-we s 2 I . J' .a . . i 4 0 ,fo . - -A-af ' . w ,VL 1, .- . 21 au., x , K as . twig- 63? ' 15-u . 9 I' ev 43? ,011 7 f' I . 'lr 0: ve i 0 1 ' 'ab '-'f , - gl tfi'jqiZ, ,3z 'Qu Hu., I 3 ' I ., l l Q 'fb' . 1 - ' ' A - W is , f - , 'f L ffl- -. iw -A 'mrs 'J Q. f 1 s its -1 , at Q A Q f.f.i -2' L , i n thi. t - :t 'Q 1j'7f.fyf'- -,Q M. 'Q Q 1 , , Known as the basic function of Abilene l High, knowledge was distributed as often as ipossibie. Students and teachers worked lsimultaneously in an attempt to exchange I the facts and Hgures necessary for a place in E society. I Yet knowledge was obtained with the assistance of classroom and clubs activities that saturated the campus of Abilene High. V Both leadership and friendship were obtained l through student involvement in clubs. l Through the interaction of clubs with classes, insight into knowledge necessary for life was obtained. Merchants which formed the business community of Abilene supplied students with ways to spend the sought after bill of lifenmoney. After all the shoving, pushing and money had vanished and the calm of the storm had reappeared, purchases were eval- uated and satisfaction was apparent. The merchants of Abilene did indeed offer variety and satisfaction to the popula- tion of Abilene, Texas. Accomplishments attained throughout the year at Abilene High and the students who made them were acclaimed in many ways. The diversity found among the activ- ities and classes provided unforgettable experiences for students and faculty.

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