Austin High School - Austinian Yearbook (Austin, MN)

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HROUGH our abundant energy and loyal sup- port of all the Progressive movements under- taken in school, we, the students of Austin High School, have accepted the challenge of the hour to Progress in learning, power, and friendship so that we may successfully meet one of the most vital challenges in our lives-graduation. In our theme. Progress, we liken the students to the wheels of industry, the machinery, or nucleus of our modern business world. In school these wheels of edu- cation are trained, educated, and so guided that in the future we may become the engineers who turn the wheels of success and Progress When we have met our challenge of graduation with success. we shall be prepared to enter our respective voca- tions with full knowledge of their problems and needs. Already the necessity for an education has been recognized as is shown by the increasing num- ber of students enrolled in high school. Progress indeed has been made as every effort to educate these future engineers of industry has been increas- ingly evident. May we realize the opportunities available to us and feel ourselves worthy of our time spent in school. When we have reached our goal in life, may this 1936 AUSTINIAN bring to memory again the glamorous realities of today's happy triumphs. w w n n n n f if

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TI-IE AUSTINIAN twentyftwo KATHRYN ANDIIRSUN Suphzwnmre Players, l, ,-l tufumtn 5 fmuvtrrtg gluru tk her hull i MARTI IA ANDERSON Friendship Club, l. 1, 3, 4: Inner Circle. Z. 3. 4: Roman Classical l'Iuh, l. 1: lfrenclt flub. 3, 4: G. A A,, I. Z, 3, 4, First Orchevtm. I, Z. 3, 4: Student Vouncil, l. Z, 4: llunor Society, l, 4. llt-r tlumtng bmuqn rum tnntteu hut rhm'rfulxptrI1. OSCAR A NDERSON lhsket l3.tlI, I. 2. 3. 4: Ifuotlmll, I, Z, 3. 4, lr.nli, Z. 3, fl gritltrun slut .llmt tluxhzny hu fur. MARY LU ARBINGAST liriendwhip flub, 3, 4: Cl. A, A. I, Z. Glee Club, I, 4. Auxtittiatt Staff. 4: Sentinel SKAII. 4 l.ttuyhtng, full ut' fun. bu! rtmutt-ntmus. loaf VIRGINIA ARIENS liriendiltip Club. I, 1 I-ilrrmltg her pruull ftcltxmxtftttn rlru her lug Apuzlelmg rum HELEN ARMS'I'RONCt Dirk .tndB.1ulJle, 3. 4: Friendship Club, l, Z, 3, 4. Nnturnliwt Vlub. Z. 3: Frenrh Club, 3, 4, Lksnttnerf cial Club, 3, 4: 'I4lte 'Thirteenth Chair, 3: Our Aunt l'rmtt Calt- furni.1. 4: Student ikwunril, 4, Honor Such-ty, l. 4 rl SIt.ultuu.v gurl uutllt It tuurmus nzurtnvrf' THURMAN ATWOOD lli-Y. 1. 3: Nuttrnlist Cklttlt. Z, l3nxlu'l I3.1Il, l, 1, 3, 4. Football. 1, 3, 4. Track, 3: Base Ball, 3. Student Council, 3. ll'l1ert ll funtux IU xporlx, llzv hux abtltlu.. lle hus ntustrred luurbull. bushel hull. lrufll, ull Ihrwf' DOROTHY BARBER Friendmhip Klub, Z, 3, 4: Home Fconomim. 3. 4: Cfommerciztl Club, 3, 4: Auwtinian Staff, 4: Honor Society, 4 .-l sunny mltspustlmn ts hulf Ilte huzrlt-, DOROTHY BARNITZ Dirk and Bnuble. 4: Naturalist Vlub, I. Z, 3: Sophomore Players. 1: l'ep Klub, I, Z, 3: G A, A., l, 1. 3, 4: Glee Club. l. 1, 3: Gypsy Rover. Z: The Thirteenth Iflt.tir. 31 Auctininn Stall, 4: Sentinel Sldfl. 4, Shu Iutwx lutlut14'e'.Sl7vluL'Ifs Io sung Ahe loves lu :lu must ttrtylhingf' BARBARA K. BASSLER Friendship Club. l, Z, 3. 4: lirenult Iklulw, 3, 4: G. A, A,. l, First Or- cltewtra, 3, xl calm wul In Ihr' tulttrlptml ul Itlv ' ALBERT BASTYR fl quiet num bu! qutlu tt mtmf CIIARLORIUIIE BAXTER liriettdxltip Club. 1, 2, 3, HM rum un' Ilurlz us ull Luft sm Hu! HWS tfute! mx lun be. Graduates ol 1936 First Row li Anderson. M lvtngqut. Arem. Arntst rung. Second Row Atvvuml, l3,trl1er I3.trnitL. l3,tulrt. l3.txtyr Baxter, Third Rnw Htttlller, I3eentan l3ekked.tltl, l3eII. l3sr,iIwn l'3l.tsing. HELEN BAUDLER Vriendxltip Club, I, 2. 3: Naturalist Klub. Z. 3: Lommercinl Club. 4: Ltlee Klub, l. Nu spur Curt he u uhwrless xpur where :fer her prexwtn' hr. TED BIEEMAN lull uf stature, hutr uf blttflz. l-'or multtng Int-mls he htm u hnttflzf' IVIARCFLLA BIEKKEDAHL Ci, A. A., l, Z. 3, 4. .-lthltftrx have tm appeultny mil lu our tllurrvllu liekkeduhlf' DONALD BELL tf. tr. A, 1. F-mtlmll. 2. lla-'x mrirhrr u grind nor u sortul huuml, 13u1 rt right gout! fellow lu have around. KENNETH BERTILSON Kenny ix huppg uml free A wry line lull as you cun see. CLEO BLASING .4 aurmy tltipuuliun and a grufious way. lNut grmlttnlul in l'J3Cj Andermn, O. Anderson, Ar'