Austin High School - Comet Yearbook (Austin, TX)

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Bravo, Senoritas! A magnificent toss'up

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Colored children striking out for better things in the Held of life

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'iz Miss Num Him. MBS FRANCES MARTIN Miss Lois Tnmsnsn Q A. M.lMCCALl!Jk1 TO THE GRADUATES: , Each year of this restless, changing age malces clearer the impossibility of crowding into that brief period between your sixth and eighteenth birthdays all the ideals, aspirations, habits, appreciation of the true and beau' tiful, keen sense of civic and social responsibility, and right use of governmental machinery that we, your friends and advisers, so earnestly desire for you and that are so essential to your happiness--unless you are content to settle'down in a World that on its own part refuses to do anything of the sort. My earnest hope is that the foundation for your future education begun in the Austin Public Schools has impressed upon you the prime necessity of thinlcing: and that it will enable you throughout life to think more clearly, to deal more intelligently with ever-shifting conditions, to play fair, to shoulder your civic responsibilities, and to do your utmost in every situation to help make a success of this way of life we call Democracy. My sincere wishes go with you for a life of happiness, usefulness, and real service. Sincerely yours, , . Q Q Superintendent of Schools. Mns. A. P. Ronmsom Mus. Born VVELLS E. A. MURCHISON A. N. IVICCALLUM V ' 1 ' Pa-ge 1.5 x ' 4 .v