Austin High School - Castilleja Yearbook (Austin, NV)

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ITIOR CI A I1 LV lr tre fell of l9'7 five b sdful fresnnen st rted hlgh chocl lhey ere Beverly Johnsor, elenn tory, Lee Cooley, lilly illiems, end ddie Myles lle first of the ye r les klnd of Ferd for +18 fre rmen, as lt el ys ls, U inly becsuse they felt out of olece tn ll of the other boys ard girls Q0 F d been ln hi V school for one or more ye rs After srort tlme, ho ever, troy beceme wcnuelnted tlth rib? scrool life esveci lly after freshmen initlstlon lhe freshmen e r did not bring forth too strlct le rning ard not much Hfooling eround ll of tne students took he reouired four subjects ard DWSSGQ them ithout much difficulty other ur n consider ble homefork Next c me the sonhomore ye r Beverly did not come to school any more after hor fresrm n ye r hus the soahomore class es composed of four boys 'lenn, Lee, Billy, end Ed During tre sophomore ye r the group seemed to be getting on to the enjoyable side of high school life,ss they started twllng pert in more eztra curricul r activities than they did in their freshmen ve r At tne oeginning of the gdnior yeer e ne studerr, Billie T ines, 6HtGFCQ the class Billie had formerly'g0n9 to school in I nhetter, evade Finally after what seemed like e long time, the four boys reached their senior yeer Billie heines did not shox up for her last ye r of school Irsteed Ae find her hannily married to 'alter Dorm e former graduate of Austin High School As for the boys, they seem to be a little more concerned about themselres than before end are onderirg end planning 'hat they are going to do when they are out of school 2 LK, 5 b , V4 M We Q, fn Or' ' O71 -w Sn 4 . so IULOI l 1 ' ' ' - ' 1 , 'Y 3 cl. . - . A . W- . P, l S . N u ' - if : ' ' . a F '7 I '7 1 I .J ' P1 U fl ' ' 9, Ty ..r.. s L , 'L ff' f ' vm.-, ' ,q , U- LJ - . . l. -. C.. L Ac. C. 1 Q , ' 'wi ' 5. , 1 1 ' 0 rj V. LF. l l ffm ' 2' 1 , 9. 1 ' I-Y . - . L-,'.' v' L Q1 I -- 1 a t A U I L' o F1 J. -. y 3. A . 1 ' 1- muon excltement. It more or less consisted of ' H A U. f L A - - , c A ' 4- U .Q ' . . -A E, - T .l l 1.3 E' 1 U, 1, 7 o L . ' 4 A 3. Q T 1 M ff. xl' . I n A N 3. . .. c 1 I : ' , .- o 4 o 4 D C. O ' ' '1 mr .. U - ., . - v . . - -M L J 4-18, .. u 5.9, . , . IJ . I 4 U '4 a . .4 O v R! rr ' -r A I' yv I A 'A' 4. . . , 4 c .. ., 7 c , . ff' . . c. Q 'yy' L J 1 U ff, ,lrff

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