Austin High School - Comet Yearbook (Austin, TX)

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'The library Flowery meadows redolent of spring- time to lie down in, tender shrubs to browse upon, green pastures to graze in, the blue hills of hope and the peaks of aspiration in the distance, and the heavenly firmament above to fill us with the awe and majesty of God- books mean all this to usg and, lest we forget ourselves, there is always the little green card. t Q X f if ,, j ,lsam illj i , Q5 ' N . J gf, 'fi as wg-+s.?w '

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The Gymnasium This is the scene of our spring rodeo. Here We try our hands at bull-dogging, roping wild cows, and riding unbroken mustangs that buck forty ways at once. Sometimes we tame them, and just as often, we get thrown, but always there's the loyal ranch girl cheering us on from the rail fence. f sew. I I , ,Hg 1, -- N .. ' l v- H X V. t. Q'-TX Q we hnrqw Inv-' LX 1' dal.. t Y 'T+- , .