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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i 6 o WBS Cant CYASS haf- in i if .Chan - ad england W I'1tua1:,g3?6' sg-he H e sanvun H15 Austin PS at t Yiom 0235 Og Pms Hlgll 6 first of th Senx Y ax 630 E! te 900 1005 land of I know the girl who will win, the girl who is the most relaxed, Mr Apple by hinted to Austin beauty contestants. CALENDAR It is not long after the holidays before Austin High is once again in a whirl of activity. This time it is the January Senior class and registration for the Spring term which cause the excitement. Caps and gowns are proudly carried down the halls, Seniors run around making last minute credit checks, and plans for the Sen- ior Assembly, Baccalaureate, the Senior Prom, and iinally graduation becomes a realization. Hail, Hail to Austin High, a new song written by Mr Clarke Hughes, was introduced to the student body by the fem Each homeroom spent several busy days voting on the 1955 inine members of his A Choir at the Student Council assembly Austin In Action court