Austin High School - Comet Yearbook (Austin, TX)

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jf THE DANCERS DANCED UN, but still auiximisly awaiting tliv illll1OllI'lCC- ment of thi- friendliest lnoy and girl! Sandra Lung and Mike Cotton. I 1 N ENTERTAIXIXC AT THE HONVDY DANCE are the Curve-ttcs-Dick Gustafson, Dau Showalter, Frank Neve, and Lee Mayfield. FN u s..J

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Part of Homecoming activities called for Austin High to choose a Homecoming Queen for the iirst time in its history. Nominees were named from the senior class, and Io Henson, Joyce Smith, Colleen Woodson, Kay Kocurek, and Ianice johnson were chosen. Nominees were presented at the game during the half time as the Red jackets and Band made two interlock- ing hearts and the band played Let Me Call You Sweet- heart. The girls were escorted by Frank Neve, Terry Tally, Dick Boyd, Larry Bales, and Kenneth Lindgren. Name of the queen was not announced until the dance following the game. Then Ioy Henson was crowned the Homecoming Queen for 1958. The gym was decorated in maroon and white for the Homecoming Dance. Sally Anderson headed the decora- tions committee, while Linda Gilbert handled the public- ity. Martha Farmer, chairman of the social committee, arranged the entertainment. Roy Lyons and jerry Scar- borough were the graduates featured on the program. The Corvettes-a vocal group composed of Dan Sho- walter, Lee Mayfield, Frank Neve, Dick Gustafson, and Ioyce Webb-sang. jimmy Davis, who accompanied the group on the guitar, also appeared on the program. Mal Randle served as emcee. ..L ,,,....---- f- PART OF HALF-TIME ACTIVITIES is the positioning of the Red jackets 1 d B' d from i the stands bv in an up n Y officers, Tommie Sims and Janice john- son. 'I' ...WI l