Avalon High School - Annual Yearbook (Avalon, PA)

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F0 IQEWDIQD The prairie, golden-red beneath the light qt the setting sun, proclaims the close Qt day. Thin fingers qt light steal across the sky-line, throw- ing grim shadows against the neighboring hills. The brightness plays ooer the forrns Q' plant, bird, beast, and man, lighting up the Top- Hands as thqf hooer ooer their charges: the tiniest lambs, the frisky colts, the hay-savage yearlings, and the proud inaoericks. The last golden ray of the snn bnries itseh' in the rolling western hills, bring- ing to a close another year on Avalon Ranch, a year filled with hap- piness and success

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XX A- MISS ABIGAIL JACKSON , N Il -,,..,-f- f5 5 K A T I 0 N To one faithful guiele we have turneel so rnany tirnes for counsel anel aelvicef anal with unrestrainel energy she has given 4 her time, srnooth- ing out the path ancl making the way easier. Clearly and sincerely she has uphela' the icleals J gooel citinenship, fair play, thoughjulness 4 others, anel respect for one's seg Her splencliel character shining through her sincere purpose has heen a living challenge to each one to do his hest. So, to Miss ,Ahigail jackson, our helovecl guiele, jolly cornpanion, ancl faithful cornraele, ive, the Class Q' 1936, cleclicate this .Avalon Ranch Eelition 4 the Avalon Annual.

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C DN T suis Deep in the vallgf of the 'western hills, settling comfortahbf among the sage hrnsh, lies Avalon Ranch. A peacdnl atmosphere pervades the place as Overseers, concerned with the growth and improvement of the ranch, guide the Top-Hands in their duties. In the corral are gathered the Jflavericks, Yearlings, Colts and Lamhs. Ranch lqe is not all work, for the plainsmen will long rememher the good times and happy honrs .fpmf with ff-ewes after We was em. Athletes ins-pity woe ..-me in the Rodeo. And as another year passes, hright memories remain for those who spent 1936 on Avalon Ranch