Austin High School - Comet Yearbook (Austin, TX)

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HOWDY VVEEK is climaxed by the big dance in the gym, where joe Green- hill and Susie Snowden are announced friendliest of Austin High. THE KNIGHTS, composed of Les Meeks, Dave Baylor, -Allen Childs, Dean Hester, and joe Latting Cnot picturedl entertain for the dance. T1 it 1 Jfaadq Week ' '7e Howdy was the good word to SFA'ers during the week of September 28-October 3. Signing of Howdy books and wearing name tags made it a week of bustling activity and excitement. At the end of the week, we elected the friendliest boy and girl from the entire student body. Their names were announced by Mr. Anderson at the big Howdy Dance Friday night, and they were awarded indentification bracelets. Nominees for friendliest boy were Joe Greenhill, Rob- ert Frias, joe Hart, Frank Bertram, and Rox Covert. Friendliest girl nominees were Susie Snowden, Genny Rodgers, Dina Eitelman, Meta Butler, and IoAnna Mur- ray. From these students, Susie Snowden and joe Green- hill were chosen friendliest of SFA. Providing entertainment for the dance was a singing group called the Shades, which included Sandy Ewell, Patty Campbell, and Charlotte VVhite. Appearing, also, were the Knights-a group of SFA,ers composed of Joe Latting, Dean Hester, Allen Childs, Dave Baylor, and Les Meeks. 18

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xx fa. .1 Q 3. 1 Ll S is w. 12 HULA HOOPS whirl at the half-time show with Kathy Dildy displaying her talent. HARD WORK by Social Committee members jerry Meyers, Sarah Beth Walker, Ann Spangler, and Betsy Broad, go into the decorat- ing of the gym for the Howdy Dance. EVERY WEEK is Howdy VVeek for sophomore girls Sherryl Cone, Susan Edgar, Cathy Brown, Anita Campbell, Virginia Castille, Zelda Chapel, Suzanne Carlson, Carol Phillips, and Sandy West. i'.W1i'1f?f?'12 :En ' . H93 F S --... .,-.x

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Gush .L'aafza41 Homecoming week bustled with activity and excitement as SFAX-rs looked forward to the hig game with XVa1co. 7 Friday morning the cheerleaders held an hila- rious pep rally in the gym. It featured Hrs. Greta Crooks, Mr. XV41ll21CC Dockzlll. Nliss Flor- ence Hopkins. Hrs. E. XVillizuns, Klr. Roland N Iohnson, and Nlr. Anthony Nlacaluso. who led the students in rousing cheers. P, Another part of homecoming week was the ' crowning of 11 Homecoming Queen. Nominees from the student hody were Dina Eitelman, Genny Rodgers, Sandra Lung, joAnna Nlurray, and Susie Snowden, Nominees, who were presented at the Home- coming Dance Friday night after the game. were escorted hy Rox Covert. George Lewis, lohnny Limon, and johnny Treudwell, Then Cenny Rod- gers. lloniecoming Queen for l959. was pre- sented with 21 houquet of roses by last yezufs Homecoming Queen. joy Henson. 5' El'lfl'I'lillIlI1lt'llt for the danee was furnished .r S principally hy ex-grzlduzltes. The nlD0lJSn-EYQI 'QW 'Q Kinsey. Ioyce XVehh. and Ioan Zohel-sang. Bill U :Xrdis did 11 comedv skit, and the Chuntells. Mi , composed of Bertha Glover. Shirley Ates, Almella Q Q' fm tl' Davis. Thomas Ates, and Bilfllillill Crenshaw, also ff 1 'V Sang- X ,!asgfsf'j' g,r-.W-QTL Sw Q . in - .ri was SPIRIT runs high when students gather early Friday morning at the Homecoming pep rally held in the gym. x X Vw RUNNER-UP NONIINFE Sandra Lung displays her friendly sinile us slit- is escorted into the Qylll hy johnny Limon at the lloineeoniing Dance. A TENSIC NIONIICNT is shared hy foothall players during the Homecoming gurne with XVueo. 1-I