Abilene High School - Flashlight Yearbook (Abilene, TX)

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WB YB into r the Ali offered purpose of life, was knowledge, not but knowl- ,courtesy, Friendship was seen in the of people, in the classes in the halls and was involvement as well as intramural less such came to be in the field of good offered toward friends and even Cooper High School, wide recognition through teachers appreciation days, of the Abilene High Booster and many more activities directed toward the community of Abilene. These events generated Abilene High to become a basic symbol of courtesy. The thrill of fame and the agony of defeat were each experienced, sometimes simultaneously. The circle continued leaving the past behind, making a path forthe future. 1. Breaking away from a hectic class sche- dule, Cathy Augastact finds relaxation in a game of frisbee during lunch. 2. Serenity in moments apart from reality is discovered by Pat White and Jay Scott in the few moments before sunset. 3. Perfecting her skills on the balanceybeam, Kathy Johnson warms up before the Per- mian gymnastics meet. V 4. In the confusion of between class moments, students attempt to arrive at the appointed destination on time. 5. After receiving the lineman of the year A eefsd cap-