Austin High School - Round Up Yearbook (El Paso, TX)

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-J -.lk rr- IISI11 il b , HARRY PARSONS 1 Secretary of Maskers, Austin Student Council, Business Manager of Band, Orchestra, Dramatic Club, Southwest Juvenile Players, Emory-Field Co. 1 i l l l ALLEN BIOORE I 5 Austin Student Council Alpha Forensic Society Dramatic Club, Scholarship Club , Round-Up Staff, Press Club E i .l . .EM I . ESTEL CHEEsEMAN l , I , 1 Cheese I Electricity , DORIS BITZING l French Club Press Club Round-Up Staff 5 1 V.- .-,,., , i NIARIA RAMIREZ 3 Scholarship Club I RALPH VERGARA 5 l Transfer from Cathedral High ., ,..,...., . HENRY HOLMAN Officers Club l Captain, H. O. T. C. Engineers Club l Q EDWARD Anson T Red 1 Boxing l' N , Ip E we Ai l il. i Pk LEWIS RITER Louie i Transfer from N. M. M. I. Dramatic Art Club Tennis Club 3 i Courtesy Club 1 l LAWRENCE KETCHUM P Transfer from Polytechnic High, San Francisco, Calif., where he let- y tered in four major sports and was P 2 captain of Golf Team Interclass Champion Basketball Team Senior Play ... .. .. ,....T............ , ,. .... ..... . -.............s IISI ISI twenty-four

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1 lml i lblllllil .xr , ELIZABETH CAMPBELL . History Club-Lord High Custodian Pep Squad P ai WII.I,IAM HOWELL Officers Club Dramatic Club Tennis Club I Camp Hughey, '28, '29 1 I , x l r l ,im ,, F1 OR!-NCF I A WARDEN Southwestern History Club Senior Glee Club SUE BEA! Courtesy Club Pep Squad Dramatic Club Mvnow HEMLEY fNapj Major R O T C Camp Hughey 28 79 30 Business Manager Round Up 1930 President Fngmeers Club President Alpha Forensic President Scholarship Club Vice President Senior Class President Officers Club Courtesy Club Commercial Club Secretary Alpha Forensic ELLEN C HARRINGTON F renclzze Pep Squad Girl Reserves Southwestern Drama Assoclatlon WHEELER CAss Football Track RALPH WINTERS Pedznker Maskers A Club Football Basketball Baseball MARY WA'rK1Ns - H V A Dramatic Association 4 SIE QI-lim I f L r--1 X Q fl i ' ,Y f . - . il! P ' , .... 4' i Q I 1 Y A2 Y i g . . U '. MAXINE MOONEY fMackiej l 1 x 1 - 1 ,+L r.sr ,, my our , - I V 5 2 I . twenty-three

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I place among the contestants of A. H. S. in the National Oratorical f l ' - JIU I . K. , HISTORY OF THE CLASS OF MAY 1931 President-H T ETHERIDGE JR Vice-President-MYRON HEML1-:Y Secretary and T7BdJuT8f-DONALD O ROURKI-: The members of the Austin High Schools graduating class of May 1931 after four years of persistent struggle are at last accom- plishing their goal. This is the first class to complete all four years' work at A H S In 1928 these students were graduated in the lA Class of Austin Junior High but were so loath to leave the portals of their Alma Mater that they didn t They now leave A H S with sincere regret knowing that in no other school will they find such good-fellowship and such enjoyable activities The class will always be remembered for their remarkable leadership and scholarship and for their worth-while achievements Some of the accomplishments of the class are the wmnmg of first Contest by Myron Hemley and the winning of second place in the inter high school Citizenship Essay and Oratorical Contest by Mary Bassett Both of the Cadet Majors Myron Hemley and H T Etheridge Jr are members of this class On March 17 the Senior Class basketball team won over the Bowie High non-lettermen to the tune of IO-6 The publication of the PIONEER the school newspaper has been taken over by the Senior Class In a contest sponsored by the Pioneer the following Seniors were chosen to the Hall of Fame Cutest Boy DONALD THURMAN Most Popular .Semor H T ETHERIDGE JR Snappzert Cadet MYRON HEMLEY Cleverest Boy HARRY Lewis Best Looking Brunette MARTHA FALL The Class of May 1931 staged the first Senior play to be given at Austin High School This play 'The Importance of Being Earnest by Oscar Wilde was given April 10 with the following Cast john W orthzngton LARRY KETCHUM Algernon M oncnejf DONALD THURMAN Memman WILLIAM Hmns Lane BILLY JONES Lady Bracknell AMI-:LIA BRANCH Honorable Gwendolzne Fazr ax MARTHA FALL Cecily Cardcw ROBERTA Booxnx Mm.: Pnrm MARJORIE Tonm On April 20 a banquet was given the High and Mighty Seniors by the Low Seniors. The High Seniors greatly appreciated this courtesy On April 24 the High Seniors walked out leaving the rest of the school to its prosaic routine while they enjoyed the day at Cox's ranch The Baccalaureate Sermon is to be delivered May 24 Commence ment takes place three days later, when the members of the Class of May, 1931, will receive documentary evidence of the culmination of their four years' endeavors ,4 .- - Rev comm Chamlifefffffffffffiffffl.-HsNRv HoLMAN I ri. - ll 4- . I ' +