Austin High School - Comet Yearbook (Austin, TX)

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We Www Um Homecoming week, a time of mixed emotions, is held this year from Novem- ber 15 through November 20. A feeling of both pride for our team and regret that the season has passed so quickly accompanies the last pre-game pep rally. The Maroon Band and Red Jackets perform their last half time cere- mony at the Maroon-McCallum tilt. From semi-finalists Charlotte Camp- bell, Louise Houston, and janet Paggi, who are honored during this half time show, Charlotte is named SFA's third Homecoming Queen. She is presented with a bouquet of red roses. The Week ends with a dance held in the city coliseum. A reception commit- tee is on hand to greet all returning grads. Songs from the Shades and Trav- elers entertain students. From College Station the Collegiates provide music for the dance. -W.-.... .HW yall 'Q' liittrrioilllf-DAM 156. HARD WORKING SC Publicity Committee members Betty Egelhoff, Kenneth Albers Ann Chambers, Ianc Morton, Kathleen Goodwin and Ann Heftington encourage students to 'attend the Homecoming Dance. ,ps RED JACKETS cheer the Maroons on to victory at their last game. N 'X

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FOOTBALL BOYS add fun to a Red jacket skit given at il pep rally. STIMULATED BY VICTORY and pleased with the results of the Friendliest election, students resume dancing. 'r ll'fl 1 -e RED JACKETS file out of House Park to join their friends in the gym for the Howdy Dance.

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N Ka SFXS fliirrl Ilomcconiing Oucen, Clmrlottc- Cnmplif-ll, clieplnys lic-r friendly smile. . ,gif-A fi Q3 FN PICTURED after sc-liool are Home-coming Quccn nomiru-vs Clmrlottc' Cumplwll. janet Davis, Louise Houston, Candy Cray, janet Puggi and janet Xxrilllllif. 1 CRlfl'f'l'lNC SFA c-xvs at flu' rvwption am- 'lm' Bailey, LilTfL'll1? Burlznmn, Limln Stcinlialuwi' :incl Clmrlus xV1llLll'Il, members of the SC re-cc-ption conunittcc. 17