Austin High School - Comet Yearbook (Austin, TX)

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Q.. 'I-1? NE 4 '5 M X ,A 1' X MARY LOU BAIRD, Bonnie Bennett, David LaBuuve and Edmund Kuempel excitedly show their new Senior rings. FACULTY MEMBERS congregate for a meeting in the auditorium before school one Sep- tember morning. If

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I Tl RUGGED ALAN BAUM sweeps around the left end in the Victoria-SFA scrimmage. N' if 53 Www-? Kamal -J qv' THE BAND under the direction of Dr. Patrick practices long and hard for the all-important if gfupti ilggggllalfigge the Band makes YEA, MAROONI Yea, NVhitel enthusiastic students shout ' while loading buses destined for the San Antonio-Jefferson game. ,Mm 5 1 Thrills of the first football game, fun filled bus trips, band practices and anx- ious waits for Senior ringsg these are the opening roles for students of SFA. Each student who enters into these activities works hard to fulfill his part. As the faculty aids in schedule changes, the students find their places and face the coming school year with happy anticipa- tion. I I I M

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3' 41 fi 5 - 1 gn ,Even E ep XVIIO will the winners bc? Anxiety crosses the faces of tlie friendliest nominees-Pat Higgins, ,lanet Davis, Charlotte Ciunpluell. Ned Price. Rodin-y Crccn, Frank Bertram. Candy Cray, janet Paggi and Sandra Lung, Not pictured is Tippy Newton. Sw ff 4 If Friendliness prevails among students throughout our annual Howdy VV:-:ek during which Howdy books are traded and tags are worn so the students may become better acquainted. Climaxing this weekls activities is the Howdy Dance. Students eagerly await tlic open- ing of the envelop revealing the names of the friendliest. Presented to Tippy Newton and Sandra Lung are inscribed gold identification bracelets.