Austin High School - Comet Yearbook (Austin, TX)

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' ,4 Christmas spirit fills the school as students excitedly count the days until the long anticipated winter vacation. The football team rounds out its season with the annual banquet. The choral depart- ment and Red Dragons work hard for a very successful Christmas Festival. An old fashioned Christmas tree with gaily decorated packages completes the scene at the new auditorium for the Red jacket formal. Advisories compete in the yearly Deck the Doors contest. And, finally, the last bell rings on the afternoon of De- cember 22, and students leave to spend the Christmas holidays with family and friends. COYLY hanging stars are the angels on Miss C. Lewis' advisory door, which took first place in the secular division of the Deck the Doors contest. C3 es x.. !,.'.Q V .1 i I .5 e 5 . X X rex-...g..J...... 5 F 9 ,., K. T .il , 4. Eli..- , . as X' Ci? , fn ,A , fb, H, I m 5 . ivy .,1't'tNRx '- f if f T ' Q . . 1 3 iggs' ' s MISS FLURY puts the finishing touches on her door which tied for first place in the religious division. 1 A- RED IACKETS Louise Houston, Bette Boyd, Nancy Abel, Cecelia Hodge and Pam Nloorc 4f 2 , - work hard on decorations for the Red jacket dance. qi

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