Austin High School - Comet Yearbook (Austin, TX)

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039514-7 ff U Boysen Ianie Ruth Foster Mamie Klett :UQ-J QQMQJI Annie Lou Nw' Pollard DEPARTMENT OF SCIENCE The fields of chemistry, physics, and biology afford a'1f5f3?f'Ll ',' ..1' 1' ,5 , 1 Margaret new horizons as yet unexplored. Comparatively Sharp , undeveloped vistas will be unrolled. We are in- v trigued by the promises of the new discoveries and inventions which will improve living standards. Life A itself is prolonged by new skills in medicine and t Q surgery, The test-tube, the crucible, the scalpel are 2 fit to symbols of man's endless battle against death. When you try to imagine the future, remember that the world of tomorrow will contain the best of the things of which you dream. ' Clara V' Weisser I 'W Thomas B. Bcxrnette N. H. Winter Coordinator Physics fi-vbfvy' A Woodrow Wilson

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K...- Q Mary Alice Porter Eloise Roach Else Trenckmunn Lillian Bedichek Helen Hill Icme LaGrone Ioe Malik .Jes l 'Nl'f 'zffifflfQflrfffllllfffffi ., ,.st-s.....s.qi 5 ' ax Q if T i DEPARTMENT OF FOREIGN LANGUAGES The world has grown infinitely smaller. The geographical barriers of space and time no longer existg now all nations ot the globe are such close neighbors that we can no longer remain isolated even it we wish. We need to make sure ot a twoeway Communication be- tween all members ot our one world. There are kind neighbors waiting to know us better. We need to know them. Miss Vera Lee Moore Head of Spanish Department

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Ima --I ull ll Ill. . ..........- X ,ACN Culley Carl Fehr Mrs. W. S. Home Rzchard S. Newcomer 0-61,V,.,44rlnn Laura Snow DEPARTMENT OF SCCIAL SCIENCE The social studies form the core of education for tornorrow's citizen. Knowledqe of the past, aware- ness oi current problems and issues, devotion to democratic ideals, and capacity to advance such traditions-these are the educational goals in this field oi instruction. H. H. Hoyt Head of History Department