Austin High School - Austinian Yearbook (Austin, MN)

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-PORIRAVIINIG AUSTIN I-HG!-I SCHOOL OPENING SECTION --------- Page 1 In Which We announce our theme and picture our setting .... I. WHO WE ARE --------- Page II Wherein We introduce our administration, faculty, and student body .... II. WHAT WE DO - - Page 57 Thirty-six pictures of Austin High School classrooms .... .. , 111. WHAT CLUBS AND ORGANI- ZATIONS WE HAVE - Page 75 In which we have bonds of good fellowship IV. WHAT OUR ATHLETIC PROGRAM IS - - - Page QQ In which we record boys' and girls' sports 55' V. WHO OUR ADVERTISERS ARE - Page II7 It's our advertising section representa- tive o f Austin's growing business concerns. T he World Takes What Austin Makes. ill 'll Above, our are displayed i the above cent and more bicy and near. Bel the tantalizing t of ach t trophy bicycles b y l l f those f f ow, the stude t J y aroma as W th delicious food of our school ft

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WE IINITRODUCE FAMILIAI2 SCENES- AUSTIN HIGH SCHOOL is located in Austin, Minnesota, which boasts some zo,ooo population. The senior high school has an enrollment of 754 students. There are 799 students in the junior high school. Happy and interested, we engage in each dayis activities preparing ourselves to be loyal and useful citizens of the community. We cherish memories of classroom work and extra-curricular activities. Through en- thusiastic participation we are developing initia- tive, skill, and character. Our million dollar build- ing with it S8oo,ooo addition and its administrative personnel will ever be an inspiration in our lives. Our high school is of the NOW from out of the PAST building toward the FUTURE. On- ward Austin! 'li 'ii Above, some of our fellow students load their arms with books, tablets. and notebooks from their lockers. On the left is one of our many school buses that carries students who live in other towns to and from school. Be- low is a View of our popular library. Opportunities with the Joy of Learning

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Hi? iS THE i'iiC3HEST DEGREE OE -H -'Montaigne FRiENDS PEi2EECTi0N iN SQ iii 'ii 'ii to Austin High, As We open the doors rneet us oii os We Schooi, we wont you 'ro i' our iives os students. ore, ond as we ive With us are our iriends, administrators, and teachers who iead us, teach us, and guide us Through our schooi days. Some oi us are wise whiie others are onhf innocent, hut ah have the sarne oioiective---To drinic deep oi the cup oi icnowiedge. Pxt our ieet iay the opportunities ior ioyahy, service, character, deveiopment, and wis- dom, and ii we take odvontoge oi these op- portunities, We wiii he one more step on the ro od 'ro our gooi. iii 'ii 'ii MMUNXTY is AUs'rxN Hic-H SCHOOL THE PRXDE OF THE Co with its S800,000 addition -f-Toitz, King and Day,1nc,. Architect The High Schooi as it wih appear on July 1, 1940