Austin High School - Austinian Yearbook (Austin, MN)

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UST as the engineers of industry in the modern business World control the large wheels of Progress, so the administrative force of our high school governs our daily routine in school. To the Board of Education, school patrons, super- intendent, principal, and faculty, the students of Austin High School owe appreciation for the op- portunities which are provided in this, our modern high school building. Had it not been for the loyal support of this guiding group, the advance- ment of education in Austin would have been greatly hindered in its Progressive movement to- ward the successful establishment of that modern wheel of Progress --education. Modern oppor- tunities for the conveniences of educational training have been offered students through the use of new and effective equipment. Courses in specialized training for future work have been added to the general courses in our school. May the beautiful sketch of our million dollar high school preserve a record of carefree days and may it recall memories in future years when all of Progress and twentieth century modernism have become an established fact. May our graduating class go on into modern life always mindful of the doctrines learned and the preparation received during our high school days through the unfailing efforts of the 3ClIl'll1'1lSff3IlOI'1. xo xo n xo n xt

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TI-IE AUSTINIAN AMERICAN EDUCATION WEEK SPECIAL 'EDITION IN observance of American Education Week, members of The Austin Sentinel staff edited and published the special issue of this newspaper pictured above. The publication contains information concerning the junior-senior high school and the six public grade schools, the Sumner, the Whittier, the Lincoln, the Shaw, the Webster, and the Franklin school. Features of the special issue are articles of interest concerning grade and high school courses, special departments, the faculty personnel, the Board of Education, and messages to the students from Superintendent S. T. Neveln and Principal Earl E. Welch. - - In recognition of the service of this publication, the staff has received the certificate, H1935 American Education Week Award in School Journalism from the National Education Association, Washington, D. C., which signifies that The Austin Sentinel has made an outstanding contribution to education for the school year 1935-36. no is is is is is n is is twelve