Austin High School - Austinian Yearbook (Austin, MN)

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Back ruw : Greer, Clai;ue. A.i iieberg. Iloag- Second row: Thompson. 0 ' Lauy:hlin7 Sangster, lliiiiinifl. Hunaas. Ilestad iFaniltij MABEL ACNEBERG Si ' i-i ' clary to SuiU ' i ' iiiliMiiiciiI . First Semester BETTY CLAGUE Lacrosse Xoruial riiysieal L ii eetor nf (iii-ls KATE GREER rniversity of . el)raslia Ileail of SpiM-ial Ilepall iilejil Miss Triiesd ' ll HELEN E. HESTAD, R.N. I ' niversity of Minnesota School Nurse . L RY ELVENE HOAG, A.B., A.M. I ' niyersit.y of Minnesota .Vrt Sn|iei-yisoi-. First Semester C. O. HONAAS Macl ' liail Scliool of Stusic Mnsie Superyisor ADELAIDE HUMi [EL Seeretaiy to ri-inc-i[ial LOU O ' LAUGHLIN Moorliead Xoruial Seliool i ' aluier Method School of Writiuy Fen man ship Superyisor EARL Y. .SANGSTER riatteyille State Teachor.s College Fliysieal Hirector of Boys JLIJA . L ' RY TH(.).MPS()N, B.S, Iniyersity of .Minnesota . ssistaut Music Superyisor i-:loise truesdell, a.b. L ' niyersity of Minnesota Assistant Principal S S =S!WEap;ss s=c f is ; fliniinrn ,- ; sa»■ ' 3» g a r= ;saBya l ' : - ' v sixli ' uii

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©itr Part In tlu ' yrcat drama of lift- eacli in- (!i ichial has a definite part tn ])lay. Tlu ' ucccss or lailure nt tlu ' wIkiIc drama dejiends n]iiin tlu- acliic cnu-nt of rach plaxtM . It takes |)cr |)C ' ctive. tr.ainin ' . tccli- ni(nu and a spirit of co-operatimi and fair ])la ' to render a jirdductic m wliieh will li e in the hearts and minds of those h(] tolhiw. Let ns stri e to sei ' the whole scope of the drama. 1 .et lis never cease in our strniL; t; le to keep in training- so that onr part will he well clone. T.c ' t ns master the necessary tech- nicpie So th;it onr fellows will profit In onr exam])K ' of ex])ertness, and ahove all else, let us play with the other idayers in a spirit of helpfulness and fair pla -. .Many acts which are tinm- ing- out to he tragedies can lie moulded into ])leasant scenes if the actors realize the need, the necessity, for co-opera- tion. To gi -e and take anfl. above all, to contrihute to the welfare of others, is a principle of life which must he learned, and the sooner learned the greater the service that can lie ren- dered, and the hapi)ier will he the i)lay- er in the fulfdlment of his rede. (;l■ ■ w ' i-: coMER, I ' riiiciicil. f5fa5i t- i£a;f t ip, F: y= : ; fli hTinm ■, - ' ' -= =» -= - f I ' .iKc llfli-eli

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i;;i.k iMW : . l.l;i:ijii. IlilhiMi. M. I. Mini I., wis. .Tolmsnn StTunil Vi : Siu ' lliiijuj. V.itf-s. Lyons. Giiidin ' r. Armstrunu. Cul ll r »iu I iFantlty RUTH ARMSTRONG, A.B.. A.M. riiivcisily of Knnsas llpad of KiiKlisli nep. ' ii-tmont. .Ic inii;ilisiii Hiicc tor of riililicTtions MARY LEWLS, A.B. Iliiniline I ' liivi ' rsit.v Froncli. Latin. . [K ' iciU Ilistor.v LWTHERINE CATHERWOOD, B.S. T ' niversit.v if Minnesota Culinnlii. ' i Inivcisity Kniflisli RACHEL D. GARDNER, A.B. (itislaviis .V(lol|tliiis ColU ' y:! ' I-:n;;rlisli, (■(»;ich of Dramatics ETHEL H1L1.A. L A.I!, Iriivclsil.v ipf Iowa ICnulisii IL ' l.LA JOHNSON Winona ' i ' cacllers CoUcjre 1 iiiviMsily of Cliicaiio lioran! I ' nivcrslty Ivnylisli ALICE LYONS, A.B. T awrence C )lloj;e University of Wisconsin Latin MARTHA McBLAIN, A.B. Grinncll Coilojic I- ' nirlisli HELEN E. McLAREN, B.S. I ' niversity of Minnesota ICnirlisli IRENE SIIHLLMAN, A.B. .Saint Catlieriue College iOuglisIj SYBIL YATES WiiioiKi Stiito Tcachnrs (.. ' ulU- f I ' liiversily t»f .Minnesota Knglish Page scveutecu