Austin High School - Castilleja Yearbook (Austin, NV)

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V'IOR CLAPC ITCm0PY n thc toll of 19A5 lvclyn ronkln, John M llo rverly yl s, h thr 1 gr dustos from L ,Q gif Gr nm r Pchool tht pr VlDU9 s rinr, woro JOlH d Jo phlno Ch rl y nd ll n o rdnor from Smoky J llfv,V ry hm Johnson from G rlsch, Dnd Arlenr W rrin from lont n Tog th r th y mod slr n w y to th Frpshm n row s In Ootob r, Betty Tlinp 'ro Reno digm oinod t ir r n s. After thf usual lhlti tlon s ov r, th flTSC J p ss without too m nv hfrdshlps for tho scwrod Frcshm ,rlfno Spring l sving S1X F shm n to p s o to f fophomor pr do Betty l t durlrp th summer. Th Sophon To nd Junior y rs broufht rotring but nois nd devllm nt from thus flVP tudshts. hov bro? th monotonv bf giv1n9 llo'ws n p rty during th r So homorf year lhov got along bsttor 1th thc upper c ssnfn after thot t th nd of tho Junior r 'ery Lou trohsforrcd to r llcn how in their S nlor yesr vith Ju t John,Ev, Josio, ond Bfv, lcft th gr du ting s ' hsv r c od ons o t ir sr f go ls in f mhox hav ccomrli 1 d lot, h ve had fun, d h v n m mori s of vood old A, 6 S. f3-JnT ..z I E lng l . I , f J T f N ,' ns y, and B2 3 ' I3 ta .C 51 if J 9 f 1 hQ 'E' cz 1 ' ' fi '- U , Q ' . p , W 1 ' ' f by so ' W 1 Q Q - E Q hs 1 . ' Q oy ras - J Q s A A L rc . Y 'vv' Q Q. c Q e -. o th2' rosk -Q no f - Q of esta G 2 , I J l n L ' E j 1 no Q K - 3 L ' ' Q ' wa' e C ' 'oar 2 Gd ' A 'E L .' 'J U . . ' ' , .ang J ' loft Q short timo boforo Christmas and Bllon loft in the 3 cf 5 ' ro .Q oss n th: J .rl E , P '. - L of '.A .e r,o 'J . 3 K' 9 1: 'Q O - 1 . e o 2 ,c 1 Q ' - S J f T Ht .G Q x 1 5 ' 3 Q Hs We Q rj oi p A J a r . rn lv ,. ,T W ' ,. D la- Le J J J . A Q o - . f yos ln .- f 'Q . A? L 52 . 'I' T, A . S w 1 .J 2 Q a Q Q 3 els s of A9 J 3 as hi 1 f he , es, , Q li Q. 4 ,j Q 2 ., Sir 2 Q sn o Q me y .v C , Y.

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CLASS PROPHECY If is the year 1959, and a beautiful evening ln October Everywhere ln the town of Austin, Nevada huge posters r adluv ?O'd Home Week N Many days ago, invltations were ent lo all former resldents urging them to attend and 1 CSSLVS particularly thls evenlng when a wonderful ent C ta xment s to be given All the talent for thls program s t wctly home talent Every performer was at one tlme a School Th hour for the great event has arrived Every seat an the vast new audltorlum is fllled, and all are eagerly 8W8itlHg the performance ln whlch many dellghtful surprlses have been proml ed The platform is a mass of beautiful flowers ard autumn leates and the walls are hung wlth gar lands of vine and laurel It is truly a festlve occaslon Seated 1n the audlence are many celebrltles As I look about me I see a number of my old classmates There i Allen Horton our klnd hearted friend, who became a very wealthy man through wlse lnvestments, and lS now a noted philanthropist His money is paylng for much of the Old Home Veek expendltures The ladles ln the front seats are all so stylishly and becomingly dressed that they arouse my curioslty I am told that thelr beautiful garments come from the very select, not to say expenszve shop of Allce Hughes, who deslgns gowns for all the best dressed women in the country She is here herself and looks Wthe class of fHShlOH and the mold of form W Seated near her 1S Valter Dory, a real estate dealer who owns so much property that he has to keep a card index of it ln order to know it hlmself He has given the use of the auditorlum and the spacious park, both of chich belong to him Standing in the door, looking for old friends, I find Frank Bertrand, editor of the largest daily paper in the state and very active politically. Except that he has grown a trifle stouter and looks more cheerful than ever, he has not changed one bit since his high school days. . J A J U I an 5' 7 N f' ' .. v I - rg T. . J U. str-' 'A ' , ' I 1 '- -U Ll-, 1' ' . .Q ' i, s'rL , L ' o . s 7 resldent of thls town and was a graduate of Al-1SfiU high 'J u c -' 9 L D I O U .S 1 , ' - ' L. ' 3 . 1 W . . . l I I C . D . A Q S . , 2 ' A ' 5 J J . . 1 in z x . z ' g C . ,l 5 A . , Q I I ' C