Austin High School - Comet Yearbook (Austin, TX)

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ggfjfv: ff' ,:, to Remember . . . Scattered throughout all of the outstanding events in the year are the everyday happen- ings in a students life that become a part of him. These are a few of the typical ex- amples of student life. ELIZABETH RUDE takes advantage of the tunnel under West Ave. to get to her gym class. Especially on rainy days the tunnel was very useful to students going to the gyms or band hall. X ,,..:,,,3,, 0 . X - ag ' im x eawfswltmv v THE RACE IS ON-Students bolt down the hall to the cafe- teria tn be Hrst in line. Here johnny Trevino, Don McCullough. and Wardlow Lane have the jump on everybody else. Crow ed A DAY COULDN'T PASS when a student didn't see the in- dustrious Red Dragons hard at work either on the technical or dramatic side of producing ct play. At the moment Robert Peel and Quentin Smith are working on lights. conlditions and short lunch periods contribute to the lunch ll-IS . V'4!J 29

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L1 YVHATS FOR LUNCH?-Pat Blachley, Belly Cook, Harry Meyers, John Babcock, and john Fainter make their selections in the cafeteria line. 2.1 2 i-me Q if .Mm I ' . .M if . -4-ei-o-1 1 , ..2l.L324.e We Will Have These Moments ROSEMARY SHOWALTER, one of Miss Maniiaultk 150 art students, arrange one of the beautiful and unusual exhibits from t e nrt deianment on the second floor bulletin board. These exhibits were changed weekly y nrt students. 28 L

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3. MALINE GILBERT RICHARD CASTRUITA JOE wi-:LLS CIIEERLEADERS-joe Wcllsg Collvcn O'Connorg Eddie Szxsso, head clleerlendcrg Malinv Gilbert, lu-nd clxccrlemlcrg llichnrcl Cnstruitng Buzzy Lewisg and Philip Cnrson, gn into xi typical formation at game time. Chee