Austin High School - Comet Yearbook (Austin, TX)

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1.-- ....-.L 5.1. f 't,.T J -...,...W .--W . - .....-...........1.......l-....- ' i To the students of Austin High School: The history of another year is almost complete. To each of us has come the opportunity to write glory, success, service and honor into its pages. Upon each of us the activities and ideals of Austin High School have made their indelilxle impress. It is our hope that, as you continue this glorious history, every act, every attitude, and every expression may honor the good name of the Austin High School. It has been our sincere desire that every influence -, which has entered your mind and heart should guide you to write pages of per- sonal honor and worthy accomplishment. ' VVe covet for each of you a larger and fuller service in every held of your en- deavor, a richer opportunity for growth, and a deepening sense of your obliga- tions. We crave for ourselves the knowledge and wisdom to serve aright and Z1 double portion of your confidence and companionship. Sincerely yours, . Principal. i . - I 1, .. . , , x , V gist R' 'Ss' IJ r ' , If' , st ,K 1 .any N' f f. , Il f , ......t -1 .X 'Wh 1. s Miss Lois 'IQHRASHICR Miss Amcllz II.xiuusoN Miss NINA l'lILL Mics. F. A. Cxorocmr Miss Fiuwcias lNl.XR'l'IN M1-ss Muzv Filcoici. Page 21 . V , , . ,

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f'e .f - 11 -,pt-nm l v ' R To the Graduates: It will not be long before you will re- ceive from the President of the Board of Education a diploma testifying that you have completed, honorably and well, the course of study prescribed for graduation from the Austin High School. You will enter life in a world of change and re-adjustment-a world of tumult, where old standards are literally being torn up by the roots-a world that needs desperately the sort of men and women it , . has been the pride of the Austin High l School to produce-Amen and women with clear heads and clean hearts, who think straight and live true, and who stand four-square for those things worth-while in life. May you be among the nobler workmen and bear an honorable part in build- ing out of the confusion of the present, a world truer, juster, and more beautiful than hitherto was ever known. Sincerely, . Af? .JAP Q nu- Superintendent of Schools. . I iiii A A Second row: E. A. MURCHISON, J. HARRIS GARDNER, R. G. MUELLER, MRS BOYD WELLS. First row: SUPT. A. N. MCCALLUM, L. H. BLENDERMAN, J. R. REED, MRS. C. W. GARDNER. ' ' 3 'L ' ' . --v Y. .. -...--N- ..---.....y.V.m,....-.....1.........i..C..v...i.g,....,....-.. Page 20 ii-N

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.JN If . . . lj . 1 'A ,lj , Q . 'T'E11jT', W- Eff' W1 V J I ' I 1 H 1 lj ' I ' - .- MR. MARSHALL ABERNATHY Xb I i . if M B. A., M. A., University of Texas 3,1 ,Q- Phi Beta Kappa SSN' QQ' Mathematics u A Jw J MR. JAMES R. BURTg4dv , .path B. A., Baylor University 'D' N N W, Dramatics Miss HILDA ANDERSON B. A., University Of Texas Mathematics I MISS ALICE CARMAN B. A., M. A., University of Texas English 17, 1, ,. - iam:-all - MR. THOMAS B. BARNETT B. S., S. W. S. T. C. Physical Sciences, Dept. Head Miss BERTHA CASEY B. A., M. A., Univ sityO exas Phi Beta Kappa Latin MRS. LILLIAN G. BEDICHEK 1 C ' B. A., M. A., University Of Texaag, , Spanish, Dept. Head Y' ' MR. ROY F. COOPER B. B. A., University Of Texas Business Training, Dept. Head -V! V MISS ORENCE RALSTON BROOKE B. M. A., University of Texas E ish Miss CLEO CROSS B. A., University Of Texas English Miss NELLIE LEA BROWN B. A., M. A., University Of Texas English Miss IMA CULLEY B. A., University of Texas History ,il Page 22