Austin High School - Comet Yearbook (Austin, TX)

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SOl ' TH VIEW OF SCHOOL .., . ' n ' i ' ' . ' ■ ' ' ' ° ' i ? ' ' P ' ' ' K: • ' • ' ' , ' l ' « especially so from the Twelfth Street side. The small park in the street and the trees and shrubs on the school grounds fit in with the natural beauty and slateliness of our school pleaTlnt ' merrrerof ICi ArmTM Uer ' ' ' ' ' ' = ' ' J ' ' ° = =• ' ' Seniors take away

Page 18 text:

SOUTH ENTRANCE Here the fair Dulcineas and Allisadoras fare forth at the lunch hour to resort to their favorite pastime of talking or to stroll, arm in arm, along the pleasant walks. Those friendly trees have heard most every senonta tell her secrets — how she kept tryst with certain young Dons; of her likes and dislikes. The thought of this entrance will remain fresh in our minds as one of the pleasant memories of our High School Life,

Page 20 text:

THE WEST ENTRANCE It is here that the young dons spend most of their time, except when they are in the office. In the morning, at noon, and after school, they gather in bull sessions to discuss anything, everything, and all things, but mamly their senor ' itas and their bull-fights. Their enthusiasm waxes chili-hnt at times. This part of the building is as dear to the hearts of the student body as La Mancha was to the heart of Don Quixote.