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

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School opened with a flood of enthusiastic students ex- ass' ' ' y cited about the prospects of the coming 1959-60 school i year. fig' if f M' . f 1ki',' ' . 111237 5 u ,.., Y. . Q - , Ingrid Dahl, Austin's foreign student B from Denmark, spoke at the opening assembly. lRUVl!5' 'Q t 'X K X , NX The Student Council provided many services last fall: one of which was furthering school spirit by putting streamers on cars for the football games. '10

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