Austin High School - Comet Yearbook (Austin, TX)

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FACULTY HEADS Latin- Mtss HELEN HILL Miss Hill boasts. or could if she were not so modest, of a wonderful record for her de- partment in the University. It is said that the percentage of her students who fail to pass Latin there is practically nil. French lVlMF JEANNE ENGERRAND Madame Engerrand teaches so delightfully that the operation of acquiring knowledge is practically painless Fortunate is the pupil whose parents elect that he shall learn the language of Victor Hugo in Austin High German Miss ELSIE TRENCKMANN Miss Trenckmann is a native Texan whose ancestors came here when the state was in the making Her native tongue is of course Texanese Hovt ci er she could mike her way from Hamburg to Heidelberg without betray ing herself Business Trazmnq MR HUBERT B JONES After three years novitiate we have at last admitted the genial Casey into the Inner Mysteries He has proten himself a man o large calibre and a thorou fl scout Home Economzcs Miss GERTRUDE REIS Miss Reis comes from the great college of Ames state of Iowa and has met with royal welcome here since she brought it with her She is reputed to be the best fortune teller in school Manual Arts MR C P PETERS state like Mr Good You are hard to please if you cant find something to interest you in his department Page If 'Rv .affi- ' . ' ' f . . a Mr. Peters is from the Old Hickory . . l ' 4 l t' 'mb ,- H 51 4 ' , 1 4' 1 ' K

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