Austin High School - Comet Yearbook (Austin, TX)

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Since the lunch p e r i od s are only thirty minutes long, Miss S u s a n H a m i lt o n, physical education teacher, and Mrs. Willie Horne, history t e a c h e r, have found bringing their lunches to be a timesaver. Our trade t e a c h e r s trade ideas in the shop. Mr. Roy Starnater, industrial education t e a c he r, explains s ome machinery to Mr. K. D. Willingham and Mr. Thomas Branyon, vocational agriculture teachers. Miss Avis Williams, remedial r e a d i n g teacher, helps many students who have r e ading problems. flower right, Miss Laura Snow, history teacher, discusses her plans for the coming semester with a class o f parents attending B a c k - t o - S c h o ol Night. flower leftj

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Mrs. Toney Burger, clerk, when not bus y in the Athletic Office, is b us y housekeeping for the very active Burger family. Here s he adds a beautifying touch with frilly curtains. Family men, Mr. Barnes Milam and Mr. Delbert Davis, football c oa c he s, contentedly rest after a hard day at school. Yes Sir! There's no place like hdme! Speaking of w o o dw o r k, Mr. Henry Horton ffar rightl is an expert on the subject. Admiring one of his handmade tables are Mr. j. W. Windham and Mr. Cecil Briggs, industrial arts teachers. Once each s e m e ste r our parents go back to classes to see if school is really what We say it is. Listening interestedly t o Mrs. Louva Child, math teacher, are a group of parents on Back- to-School Night. 65i52E0ll3 ' nosq

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