Austin High School - Comet Yearbook (Austin, TX)

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ORIENTATION-Students from O'Henry, UIH, and Allnn undergo extensive get-acquainted rocedures. Red Jackets, Joyce Eitelman, Martha Stumberg, and Gay Stolley help students ll out the mnny cards and material for registration. Later the new sophomores were taken on a tour of the building. GUIDE RIGHT, GUIDE LEF'l'l-Red jackets practiced their marching from seven to nine o'clock in the moming for three weeks before school started at House Park in preparation for mir halg-time shows. Here they practice their entrance, Crazy umn. megs - 1 ?'f2f'f'1. .Q SPORTSMANSHIP-It's tough mnning against a friend. Here the two student council presidential candidates, Roddy Edens and Lee Hughes, wish each other well before embarking upon their campaigns.

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RGm?fgg,.f A fvfffllbwwk .mzfflfiilgybhg COLOR DAY-AHS students came out in style-dressed in Maroon and White, nf course, for the big gap rally before the game with the Travis Rebels. Specinl rib n streamers were sold that day with Loyal Forever printed on them. MF fr ,., .. 'ffl ., - 2+-'wr1fff2f.'1 'r'+ff,i-Me'ffHffff1 :w5Zf'? '?Xf?'1 Z f. .. 'A . ' 4.- THOUCHT THEYD NEVER COME-The long-awaited day arrives, September 21, when the seniors get their badges ot' prestige, senior rings. Here Normxm Mendeke, Sarah Hellums, and Ann Taylor have their money ready for Mr. Ramsey, representative of the Balfour Co. 'ila if .... 1

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an SCHOLARSHIP FINALISTS-Mariorie Heimann, Keith Rhea, Robert Cray, Bruce Ryan, Indy Ravel, Milte Moehlman, and Joe Love were the finalists in the National Merit Scholarship tests. They competed against other finalists on january 14 at UT. local scene. n Q OUR CUSTODIAN, MR. SMITH, raises the United Nations Bag in com- memoration of United Nations Day, symbolizing world brotherhood on the 'f 3'Y' ?'?f m 'ft'fW '9..1.Ef