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

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-v .ann sew CALENDAR As well as the intensive interest shown in football, fall marks the beginning of club initiations and activities. Also this year the Student Coun- cil has conducted the honor sys- tem in assemblies and extended it successfully into other phases of school life. The beginning of basketball sea- son oflicially ushers in winter. Before the Annual Homecoming Parade started to r0 , Council as they load a batch of new records into the juke military formality was not at its peak. MN x Q W, Yan 011 a con s ai yi Ilecept10n gratlllat 8 J I ' gnoaqnn dxgin - fo11oW lid y telilngr V r eta-l Sxfxaloo g the 1115 'Da' 911 tg 'A S0 in val Denon can . ere

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XX 2006916 Th , . TSX Qxaceivgilx X S0cie,y?'e S 3 7 ii' ' M35 hXeacleYS S Chrisfgdy 11171 ts me cheer 1 'HHS Banguto bffhad YQQQO body, Rook 00' et, at the Xgbg 9 Agia' 5:61 IVGUO A99 SW . the Hal H the x0 0 Ng ftob schools not 'trier we 0K VVINTER With the coming of winter and the Christ- mas season, Austin High School undergoes a vast change. The concentration on UKing Foot- ball turns to the joyful expectation of the Christmas holidays. The biggest festivity of the season is the traditional Beauty Dance sponsored by the ROUND UP Staff on the last day of school be- fore the awaited vacation. After sixteen days Hoff the grind, however, everyone is happy to see one another again, and school settles down to its usual pace. J G. F. A. C. club members and refugees from the Hound Up Staff decorate the Christmas tree in the main hall. One of the biggest presentations of the year is the Parent- Christmas carols echo down the hall, as members of the girls Teacher Association's Christmas program given by the Music chorus do their part in spreading the seas0n's spirit. Department.