Austin High School - Round Up Yearbook (El Paso, TX)

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699 10o0lVXif ag' S6 W 5 Am' . 5 QA' 3 X2 Of tb Id U, ' O 5 e if e 111 . a Veoweqer rsf te gh n eitaloises. YXO Hors 93151355 of l' e it we cttw' 8 had he '09 ,next 9 be X Mr, H05 and Men sash X03 usoaxxg 1181165-v H. XS X99 Ca bags e 911s SW an cflu? V010 gbvg e' The subject receives a ography students check and re-check Black Magic , a dramatic mod- ern dance interpretation, intrigues the assembled student body-or could it be the intriguing part is the Magic in Black! ? Not only are reading, 'riting, and 'rithmeticn taught, but also Modem Dance, Photography, and Music. The great variety of sub- jects that students are able to take, such as Driver's Education, Boy's Foods, and Sociology help them to advance in their particular fields of interest through application of the subject taught. Girls of the Homemaking Department gave a Hallowe'en party for the nursery. Judging from the time they spend in sunbrun while phot- the nursery, they're likely to have a term exam on how to focusing. baby-sit.

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AUSTI HIGH SCHOOL P. T. A AUSTIN-IN-ACTION CONIIVIITTEE Sr-ated: Mrs. Gale Russell, Mrs. Carl Olsen. lst Row: Mrs. Robert Hoy, Mrs, Inez VVOod, Mrs. Jarnr-s M. VViggs, Mrs, Jack Ponder, Mrs. Carl Waller, Jr., Mrs. VV. C. Roberts. Qntl Row: Mrs. A. S. Passero, Mrs. VV. E. Ward, Mrs. J. S. McKee, Mrs. Hen- ry Surnmerford, Mrs. Margaret Pat- terson. Nlernbc-rs of Brush rr Palette National Art Honor Socretx The beautv and color of Austin-In Action depended upon the and rnernbrrs ofthe shop classes worked together to decorate the help given bf a few gifted students under the direction of the P.-T.A. committee in charge of the pageant Seated: Mrs. J. R. Gilmer, Mrs. Trevor MclNutt Vlrs Harold Denton Mrs Smtul Nlrss Charlotte Craufoirl lNancs Norfleet, Bnbara 4 rewrnrr Bar J. I. Gourley, Mrs. P. YV. Pogson, Jr Mrs T P Clendenrn lnra Higgs Dan 'Vlrller Mrs Carl Olsen Standing: Mrs. R. S. Casner, Mrs. Y. L. Peters Mrs J R Drar Mrs Alice Standing Mrs J S Mclxu Vlrs Hal D1ughEf1y Wlrs R M Higgs Ir 'Vlrs White. Mrs. Margaret Roslyn, Mrs VI C Roberts Mrs I T Rey Frnn1ett'VIrClc-urs Mrs I I W orkman Mrs 'XIerlVNalsl1e nolds, Mrs. Dan Ponder, Mrs. F P Iuderus

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--- -.... .vs .WY-.....-.-..... YY- V... W. .-nluvllf gfxgb 1- oi tbtw item' Most of Austin's faculty take part in the school's extracurricular activities as well as carrying their classroom responsibilities. They may be found serving in the capa- city of sponsors or spectators at club meetings, sports events, and other special school activities. This close relationship of teacher and student forms the foundation of that understanding which makes for lasting friendships. we s , 963909 SXCQKYXYQ s1'Ca1VV1111e Q09 alle r -vet 0 Class educat' ISS e A tw povuli, 60255 'f0meeSrr11e'0f1 a ffl Cxgtxe ig05x . 955 X '3 'M .glrls Ipod ac 500. 029 WASW 61d DIL-jf rn ' a s U xl bE beyfxg mpg of up danc ent Stax? MOYQSON the 3 I1 lt is a unanimous deci- sion that decorating a Christmas tree is a worth- while interruption., espe- cially in a Federal Civics class! That's not an HH bomb Mr. Labbe is buildingg he's The Hunt and Peck system 15 strictly taboo for up simply demonstrating the refraction of light rays. and-coming secretaries