Austin High School - Austinian Yearbook (Austin, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1940 volume:

THE AUSTINIAN SENIORS VOLUME NUMBER 24 1940 Published by the of AUSTIN HIGH SCHOOL Austin, Minnesota THE USTI IA 'I'hrough Piilllfkt and story, thc I0-+0 Austinf ian staff portrays tht' coopcrativc work ol' ad' ministrators, faculty, and studcnts in Youths .lourncy through Austin High Sclwol. ARTHUR NH SON . . . LIUNIZVIIEVIZ SIIIEIEDY VIOI A IIOITVMAN .. ROCEIZR Mll.i.!iR . . HIil,l2N l'li'l'IiRSON . NORTON CSILMAN . RICHARD l.AUI5l.l2 . ANITA ZAlKlil .... I mi int.- . , , . . Editor . . , Scnior Editor . Photograph Editor , Business Manager . Pzusincss Manager Advertising Manager Ptcivtwtising Assistant Circulation Managcr lu Nru .Ntltlttuuii Q .W wx WN ,ti ,QQ x- gp 9 ' f' 'k 2-ff'-44 x by W X Q ? m wgysfu 'N W, at A vers. .. The Austinian A Journey with Friends A journey to the Classroom A Journey after Hours A journey to the Sports World CDREWQRD lhe I0-l0 Austinian aims to portray through its pictures and writing youth in the many phases ol' school life. As you turn the pages ol' our yearbook, we hope you will catch the spirit ol' the theme-f-Youths Journey through Austin High School. Each stu- dent is on this -journey and is benefiting personally through a larger huilding, an enriched cur- riculum, increased athletic facilis ties. and a broad activity program. All these lull and happy experif ences. reflecting the growth and progress ol' our high school. are preparing youth to take his place in the community. .1 l iz-WV' Treasured Memories of Qur High School Days --1 A spirit of friendliness pervades Austin High School. .lust as business and social life offers opportunities for meeting and working with people. so there are unlimited opportunities in classes, clubs, and in the gymnasium for pleasant contacts of youth in his journey through high school. Youth will long remember the friendly relation- ships he has had with administrators, faculty, and his classmates. I With a new eight hundred thousand dollar ad- dition to our million dollar high school building, our public school system may be characterized by the words, growth and progress A new junior college and athletic field stadium are also the physical expression of the progress made by our school for the youth of the community. One thousand six hundred eighty students represent the enrollment in the junior-senior high school. Eflicient faculty members guide this student body on their journey. Youth is benefiting by this evident growth and progress. The Staff of the Austinian believes that Youth and all his activities in high school this year are of interest to you. As a record of this journey we give you in pictorial and written form the theme of the 1940 AUSTINIAN, Youth's Journey Through Austin High School. YQ TH' Jo NEY Mg LL L , ' MAN! y ' in 3 Q 2 2 igmef 51 if 45 ,fs fw - 1 Fi S' , X fg 1s1f tg , Fei ff :sg 5 ' f in ff wk 'M 4' 1' 3 , fi! 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However, when the twelfth grade is reached, he can look with pride and satisfaction to his accomplish' ments. Youth's friendships formed on this journey are valued memories through the years. They Direct Our Course ffff The Board of Educatlon I iv mu' XV. I Bergman. I'rrsnIenI: Ii. C. I'mnhelil, Ilenxuler: S. I. lNevt-ln. Supvrinleutlent: Il. 4 Xlilrrmn. llelk. lg- . , . 'fi I lln' Irll Brooks 4 ullel. R II I7.ugui'ail. ll-wtl Illvur-'11, II U Xliwllw. llirvttu 0 The growth, development, and progress of the Austin public schools may be attributed to the interest, enthusiasm, and untir- ing efforts of our Board of Education. Eight citizens of the community give freely of their time to the educational interests of youth on their journey through the local public schools culminating with graduation from the senior high school. This year the Board of Education has had the added responsibility of the construction of the new eight hundred thousand dollar high school addition including a junior college as well as the construction of a new stadium at the athletic field. Ever alert to the necessity of meeting the educational demands of a rapidly growing community, each member of the Board of Education is to be commended for his efforts. Youth is grate' ful to these progressive citizens. The members of the Board of Education and their years of service to the school system are: W. I. Bergman. nine years: E. C. Ban- field, thirteen years: R. C. Alderson, sixteen years: Brooks Cutter, three years: R. H. Daigneau, four years: Lloyd Lilygren, three years: and H. O. Westby, four years. Superintendent S. T. Neveln, admired by the student body for his sincerity and genuine friendliness, is now serving his nine! teenth year as superintendent of the public schools. ,X xt e crest? M ,ef -Q Y s, z , s ng rgtm. , X X ,V y H K A 'wa , S 'I' .. .Nl-VI-I N A Message From Qui' Superintendent 0 Our entire life is a journey. We are all on a long journey. Youth and high school are just the beginning ol' the journey. The significant fac- tors ol' the journey are: the place we start from. the panorama along the way, and the quality of the goal. A journey of a thousand miles is begun by a single step. and it is made up of interludes. Wlaat your journey through life will be depends upon what you make of each step and each interlude. I I3 hope your journey through high school will def velop in you sterling character, high ambition, clear vision. undaunted courage, intelligent initia- tive. and keen judgment and discrimination. Wlaat you do and see and hear and assimilate on the journey through high school will determine what your life will he like when you are done with high school. Put the best into your journey through high school and the best will be yours. I can think of nothing much better lor you than a busy and useful life. S. T. NEVIILN, Superintendent Cui' Administrators Guide Us L. J. GUSTAFSON 0 Youth, said George Bernard Shaw, the noted English writer, is a wonderful thing. What a crime to waste it on children. Looking back over a lifetime of achievement, Shaw is entitled to make such a statement. Perhaps anyone from the vantage point of old age can call up nostalgic memories of youth-mem- ories of friends made and friends lost, opportunities taken and others which eluded the grasp, and golden experiences enjoyed or ignored. Youth's journey through high school provides a series of experiences, and happy associations each one of which either adds to his stature or takes away. The public school of the United States is a great institution and proving ground for youth: it lies within the power of each in- dividual to make it truly meaningful to himself. L. J. GUSTAF-SON Principal Cn Qui' High School Journey 0 In prospect the journey through high school seems long and difficult. In retrospect it is but a very short span on life's high- way. By the time one has finished high school, he should have acquired certain habits, attitudes, and ideals which mark him as a desirable and useful member of society. Youth's journey through high school may be a pleasant and in- valuable experience, unlocking doors to a limitless world of knowledge. The effect it has on each individual is dependent upon the point of view he adopts. Before the temple of Excellence the immortal gods have placed labor: and the way to it is long and steep, and at the commence- ment rough: but when the traveler has arrived at the summit, it then becomes easy, however diflicult it was at lirstf'-Hesiod M. C. KNUDsoN Assistant Principal M. C. KNUDSON 'K mf.. . HK SQ , - . U5 40? is wmv., Q ,JK M 1'k: 3fi N Y 'i if 1- I V465 x , ffm: r. . . 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QUICK CIo11111w1'ci.1l Bowling 'lAu.1m Killtlx hunting. Ilslmlng, liflu slumluug Row Iwo l,L'R.-X IYNN SVIRAUB Cio111111c1'ci.1l S.'nim'Cfl.1sw Axivlwl' Pmsilucss and Aalvclllsirwyl Im I'I.us lxIVilllI1g1, Nx'XX'i11g'. AI Iliff l.. IUAIII. ciOIT1IT1Cl'Ii.1l cZOI11l11L'l'Ci.1I Cilulw rmwicx. Iuuiixng. pl.1x'1m1ln1mlj.u . . .,, ,,. . Iiklxl Q., lwIxOOaxfN l.w1111m'x'ci.11 fwnmiwmkumg. I.!I'gCl PI'.'lCIICx'. rmiic NIUKWQUIIIIQ. 'I -g Q-if fi 'S gl .v MQ' ' 153 41 N4- Q mt ll ,KMA Qtwmff smggzs r-'Q Developing skills in the Industrial Arts courses. OUDPM' Pifturc GUY O. 'I'Ol.l.IZRUD Uirculor, Manual Arts S.1lctv Iillml lJm11ulwtt1lti1115V tlltvmklt Row two J. A. lilfN'I I'A M.mt1AlArts Avt'm1.1tll Club Gui! Citmclm bowling. gulf: .I. A. IQANUM X1.mt1.11 Arts lwwling. sports, driving. Row thrcc XY,'Xlfl'lfR R, l..1'I'ONDRl2SSl2 Manual Arts h.1miitr.1lI1 XX'lI.I.,'XRID A. IIAKIDY :XIJIIIIJX JXIIN Iitrxrlt- I'.1lrol XX'rcstling tcnnis. Gshing. km Simplifying and understanding the scientific truths. CROW om' KAY Nl. WliSClO'l l' Scicnci' --Noun lloui' Aclivltius gall. lwwllng: XX'INll5llIZlJ l.liUNAlil7 Stiuiicc N.lllllA.lllSl Club, .lllnim'Cfl.1ss Advisor, ruiuling, gall: 'lilllfOlX3lilf M. ll,-Xl.X'OllSllN Scivricc .xml Xli1ll1i'111.11li'x I5 Sqimil liootlmll. c:.lI'lll7CI'S Club, Bowling, Junior films Ailvisci' .1 sports XPt'Cl.ll0l'. gull, Row Iwo Sl5lX7lilS N. lXlcCAll'l'NlfY Scicncc llifY n.11u1'c study. hiking. l1Ol QClT.lClx ruling: lfX'lfl2lf'lUll .l. Sffllllillflllfli Suit-mu Junior lliglm Pmslwllmll Bowling lunnis lk'I1I1lS. lmwlmg. lowcr Picxurc .lOllN SIIQKMAN Scicncc Junior lliglm liiskcllmll lllmlogiqlplmy Clulw niusic, .lllilcliix i mi fffi is A Q ' sa 4 I1 1 V '. si? :Q 'U'- we Gym activities furnish Wholesome recreation. CROW one HAROI I5 R. HKXSTINGS Iiooilmll Cimeli .ind lliiw-tiui' liovx' l'lix'sie.il liiilltllliwll lii1i.iiiiiii'.iI 'lkinibliiig sports. gulf: UVIQ lf. BERVIEN Civics. l3.iskelii.iil ciO.1L'i'I lhskellxill spuilx. iixiiliiigg spiirl pagesi JOHN A. l'mL l'ORfVi Science. Assistant l'oulli.ill Citmeli Howling l'm.ixeli.1ll liiiiiliiig. gulf. Row Iwo ITYAR XV. SIl.X'i2RN,'XCii.lf Seienee. l3lix'sie.il liciiuxiiiiwii, Swiiiiiiiing Cimirii iliiuitk Xmwii Iliiiii- Activities plwivgi-.ipliy-, athletics. . . , . , ,. , . . . . ,. . . Hll.l5I1ii.XRUl1.HI:lN Ciirls l'hysic.il iziillcalioii Pep Liiib. Ciiiis Aililelie ,'Xswei.iiiiwii. spiiilx. Lower Picture Ciirlx in typical pose deiimnstiuiliiig exercises in pliysicnl eiliieniitm. 'w Bi, ,xo - s .ai P' ,ar nfl' :QF Austin High Schools Efficient and Progressive Building Force. OUppi'r lvfl A, lf. CillRIS'l'Ll!XU SllI7L'I'il1lL'I'lLiL'I1l oi' Buildings. Uppcr right OVl l'O 'l'Ol,l.IfRUlD C:OI1Sll'llCliOI1 Ifnginvci. Lowvr Pifturc Row om' I2CiXK'.1!'ii XHIIILICII. A. lf. f:IlI'iSlg.lll. XY1lli.1ni Hl1n5,1c1'i'o1'iI, l.lXK'I'x'I1L'L' Vclclx un Row two limolil Allcn. Aiiulpli lymiull, Vrnnk l'm1'cchlil, Clillwrl Hvr'n1.mscm. Row lhrcc Arlhui' .lohiiwn Irvin Iioyxcn. Jo l.efl in right Stephen XVright, Norm.: lflmer, Cflnymn Cute Senior High School World 0 The senior high school boasts an enrollment of 823 students this year. The tenth grade has 270 members, the eleventh grade 313, and the twelfth grade, 240 members. A student council composed of representatives from each home room meets regularly each week. Clayton Gute is president of the coun- cil: Stephen Wright, vice president: and Norma Elmer, secretary. Mrs. Blanche Black is the oflicial faculty adviser. In addition to the student council officers, there are class oflicers and advisers for each senior high school class. All problems pertaining to the senior high school homerooms are discussed at the council meetings. Among the projects the council was responsible for this year, was the efficient dis- tribution of Thanksgiving baskets to families in the community. , Senior Ufficers Q President Kenneth Dahlgren Vice President Jean Guy Secretary Norma Elmer Treasurer Luverne Pike l.ell to righi: Jean Cmy, lxenneil1l5.il:lgren, Norma Elmer. l.uverne Pike not in picture. Cur journey of Memories 0 As freshmen, we who are now members of the Class of l94O, were just beginning a four year journey in search of learning and guid- ance. A year later we had been promoted into the senior high school and were well accus- tomed to the journey. However, as juniors, with Miss Lura Lynn Straub, Miss Henriette Liboz, and Mr. Ray Wescott, as our advisers, We found thrills awaitf ing us as we produced our extraordinary, suc- cessful class play and entertained the seniors at our prom. This year the production of The Youngest culminates our work for Austin High School and brings us near Commencement. We are proud to be the first to be graduated from the new auditorium. Vvlith this we shall have come to the end of a journey which has been made pleasant by a faculty and administration who have been con- siderate and helpful at all times. To them we say, l'Thank you. -Jean Guy O ClllfS'l'lfR ADAMS . . lli-Y. 4: Basketball. l, BlfRNlClf Al.BRlGH'l' . . BARBARA Al,DlfN . . liriendship Club. 3. 4: lireneb Club. 3. 4. ROBlfR'l' ANDERSON , . lli-Y. 4. O CONSTANCIE ll ANDERSON . . Senior Home lfeonumies Club. 4: l7riendsbip Club. l. Z. 3. 42 lfrench Club. 3. 4: Cafeteria. 4. DONAl.D ll. ANDERSON . . DONALD M. ANDERSON . . lli-Y. Z. 3. 4: latin Club. l. 1: Track. Z: lfootlmll. l. 3: llonor Soeietv. l. 4: 'Allie Youngest. 4. OR'l'lZ D. ANDl.RSON , . Baseball. 4: ,l'r.ielx. 4. I Al.lCl2 M, ANlilfNY , .lfriendship Club. 2. 3. 4: Cuminerei.il Club. 4: Austinian Staff. 4: Sentinel Staff, 4: Pin Pan Club. I, ROBERT ANRER . . Ili Y. 4: Communal l'erform.tnce : Bowling. 4: Student Cabinet. 1. 4: Safety Patrol, 3. 4: Honor Society. l. 4, RICHARD ARlI'l l' . . lf. lf. A., l. Z. 3. 4: lflnier : Judging Team. Z. 3. 4: llonoi' Society. 4. lfRANKl.lN BAUER . . Hi-Y. Z. 3. 4: Aueztini.in Stnflf 4: Sentinel Staff. 4: Basketball. l, 2: llonur Society. l: Aerunaut Club. 3: lkuotball. l, 2. O NVll.l.ARD ll. BAl.DUS . . DONALD l., BAl.l. . . Football. 3. 4: Basleetbzill, 3. 4: Baseball. 4: len- nis. l. 3: Safety Patrol. 3, 4, NORMA M. BARKER . . St. Augustine. l. 2: Orchestra. l. Z: l..itin Club. I l. J: Austin. 3. 4: Band. 3. 4, lVllfl.l3ORD BAR' 'l'l'l l O RICHARD BAUDLIER . . Hi-Y. 4, DOROTHY M. BAX'l'lZR , . Ci.'ll.CIUl'l.'l Staff. Z. 4: Ifriendshiii Club. l. Z. l.Yl.A BlIADl.l2 . . GEORGE BIECKISR . . O DONALD BlfDNAR . . Honor Society. 4. MAX BISRG . . 'l'r.tclx. 4. MARGARET BERGSTROM . . Sl. Augustine. l: Declamatory Contest. l: Or- cbestiui. l: Austin. 1. 3. 4: Senior Home Economics Club, 3. 4: l7riendsbip Club. 4: Commercinl Club. 4: Austinian Staff. 4, MARCH? Bl2R'l'RAND . . Glee Club. l: Chorus. Z. 3. Z9 IOR I JOANNE BLACK . . Dirk and Bauble, 4: I7riend- ship Club, l, Z. 3, 4: Latin Club, I, 2: PCD Club- l, 2, 3, 4: Drama Club. l: G. A. A., l: Joan Grill Jerry : Student Cabinet. 2: Extempore Club,IZ: Ilon- or Society, l, 4. MARJORIE BOHN . , Vwlinona, I. 2, 3: Sub Deb, Z: Travel, 3: Inner Circle, Z, 3: Play' craft, 3: Austin, 4: Austinian Staff, 4. JOAN BONDHUS . . Senior Home Economics Club, 3: Dirk and Bauble, 4: Drama Club, l: Friendship Club. l. Z. 3, 4: Latin Club, l. 2: G. A. A.. l, 2: Spanish Club. 2, 3: Chorus, Z: Student Cabinet, Z, 4: Ml1Sl'lr00m'4 Coming Up : Extempore Club, Z: Austinian Staff, 4: Honor Society, 4. LOYCE BRAATEN . . Honor Society l. O BERNADINE If. BRAKKE . . Owatonna. l: Glee Club, l: Austin. Z, 3, 4: Ifriendship Club. Z, 3: Naturalist Club, Z, 3: Commercial Club, 4: Stu- dent Cabinet, 3, 4. DIXIE J, BROVJN . . Junior Home Economics Club. l: Ifriendship Club, l, Z. 3, 4: Commercial Club. 4. ARNOLD BRUSTAD . . Hi-Y, 4: Bowling. 4. DONALD A. BULGER . . Hi-Y, 2: Basketball, l, Z, 3.4: Iiootball. l, Z, 3, 41 Baseball, I, 2, 3, 4, O LORRAINE BUXTON . . Latin Club, l: Cafe- teria Staff. 2. 3, HAZEI. CAHlI.l. . . St. Augustine, I, 2: Austin. 3. 4: Austinian Staff. 4: Sentinel Staff. 4. PATRICIA CARR . . Glec Club, l: Honor So' ciety, 4. JOHN A, CERNY . . Hi-Y, Z, 3, 4, I MARION E, CERNY . . GUY CHRISTENSON . , Hi-Y, 3, 4. MARION CLENNON , . DUANE CLOUGH . . O FREDERICK COLEMAN . . Hi-Y, 4: Ifrench Club, 3. 4: Track, l. 2: Swimming, Z, 3: Bowling, 4: Austinian Staff, 4: Sentinel Staff, 4. RICHARD COREY . . HifY, 4: Spanish Club, 3, 4: Drama Club, lt Football, l, Z. 3, 4: Golf, 4: Bowling, 4. BEATRICE CRESSEY . . Commercial Club, 4: Drama Club. l: Cilee Club, l: Chorus, Z. 3, 4. KENNETH DAHLGREN . . Dirk and Bauble, 4: HiffY, 4: Quill and Scroll. 4: Moonshine anti Honey- sucklen: Austinian Staff. 4: Sentinel Staff, 4: Tennis, l. Z, 3: Student Cabinet, 4: Honor Society, 4: Sen- ior Class President. 0 LORRAINE DALAGER . . Friendship Club, 1: Commercial Club, 4: Quill and Scroll, 4: G. A. A., l: Austinian Staff, 4: Sentinel Staff, 4. DORIS DAVIDSON . , Glee Club, l: Chorus, 2, 3. DON' ALD DENNESON . . Stanley, S. D., l: Minot. N. D., Z, 3: Orchestra, Z: Chorus. 2. 3: Austin, 4: A Message from Khufuf' MARION DODGE . . Com' mercial Club, 4: Austinian Staff, 4. 30 O Nlfll l7O'IifIfNllUlU . . Ili Y. l. 3. 4: Joan .lull .Iclrv : l3uwliug. 4. Dlil ION IWRIZNNIZN . . l3mvliug. 1. I5IiXYIN IDRIEYIZR . . lfoollmll. I, li SXVIININIIIIL. I. 1, 3.'I'jil-I'.1CIx. 2. 3. NIQAI, DUI'l'Y ..lli Y, 4: lf. If A.. I, l. 3. 4: I3.imI, 3, 4: A lXlcss.igi' Iiom Iibuluuz 'l'r.1cIx. li l3.1scb.1ll, 4: Ilonur Sucirly, 4, O VIURIINCIH IULIIQIZN , . 'IIIIUMAS DUNI AI' . . l3.lSlu'IlW.lll. 3, 4: I5oulb.1ll. 3: l3.1scb.xll, 3. 4. DON l5U'I'Clll5li . . Chill. l: l3.1slwllmll. l. Z: Bowling. l. Al. IRIS lfl5liI . , lfrcnfb Club. li Itricmlsbip Club. l. 1 3, 4: N.1lllI'.llISl Club, lx Commcrcinl Club. -I' Auxtiniau Stall. 4: Scnlincl Staff. 4: 'llnnu .lull .ICl'lVl.. Nuilrul lfiluurl, 1. O lil NNI5 lill lfI5lfN'l'RAQiI:R . . I ARAYNIE lf. I-'I I IS . , Kiln' Club. l 3 Commcrfi.1l Club. 4: Chorus. 1. 3: Ilouur SINICIY. l. NORMA I.. lfl.lN'lI:R . . Iiiilx .iull I3.iublc. 4: I .lllll Club, 3: Ifricndsbip Club. I I 3 4 Com r lil Club 4 Ci A A l 3 . . I . IIICC. . . I , , .. . -I lIl.lI11.1 Club. l: H.IU.1l1 .incl .lcrryuz lVlusl1rooms Cmuiug Lpu: Slullrul Cnbincl, 3, 4: Ilonor Socicly. I, 4. IDONAI ID IQIAYARD . . Spanish Club, 3: lvlilllhl Club. l: lluuur Socicly. l: I3.1slwlb.ill, l. O IUONNX M. IRICIQSON . . bricmlsliip Club. 2. 31 kilvc Club. I' l3.1ml. 1. 3. 4. IlOl3lfR'I' IfRlCli SUN . , l'onIb.1ll 1. 3. 4: I3.1svb.1ll, 4. I'llYl,l IS I.ll5IlS IIAID , . Swvvl Ciixixs. AIUI1l.ll1.l. li Psp Club. l: lilri' Club, l: l3.1slwlb.1ll. I: Arl Club, l: Cioll. l: Ifuuix l: Auxlin. 1, 3. 4: Auslininn Staff. 4: Sun 1iurlSl.ilI, 4. Al I IN I'OSII1Ii . . Ill-Y, 4: lvn uis. 4: Snlclx' l3.uiul, 3. I .IUYCII l'L'I I IN . . Iiricmlslmip Club. l. Z. 3, 4: l'cp Club I. J. 3. 4: Commcrcial Club. 4: G. A. A., l. Q: Slullvul Cibiucl, 3: llol1m'Socivly. 4. JOAN lflll I ITR . . lfrivmlvliip Club. l. Z: I.osl .xml Ifouml. 3: NllIlII'.llISl Club, l, lx l3iryflc Club. l: Auslininn Slnll. 4. IUXNA IURINUY . . Kuo piclurcl. Ili-Y. I. Lil XDY5 A. CiARl3lSCll . . Allcud.1nccOIbcc. 3. 41 l3iu l3.lI1 Club, l: Ausliui.1uSl.1fI. 4: Ilonor Socicly. 4. NANCY I l5l7 Kill I AM . . Dirk .md I3.iublc. 4: l'Il'It'l1LlNl1Il1 Club, l. 2. 3. 4: l..uin Club. l. Z: lfrrucb Club. 3: Pop Club. I. 1. 3, 4: Cliorus. 2. 4: 'I'I1u Alun in Ibc I3uwlcr Il.u : 'llamu .incl .Icrry : Slllnlcul C.ll1ll1A'l. 4: Ilumir Smicly. l. 4: IIN Youngcslf' 4. O ROl3l5R'l' Cill I lf'l I'I? . . IIIY. 4: Pmml, Z. 3. NORION Clll MAN . . IlifY. 1. 3, 4: l..uin Club. I: Quill .iml Scroll. 4: l3.1ml, 3. 4: Orchestra. 3. 4: IAIISIIIIIJII Stall. 4: Scnlinul Stall. 4: Ilonor Socicly. 4. IUIS C. CIINN . . Comml'rci.1l Club, 4: Cilcc Club, I. l'ALll LBINN. . 15.15. A., l, J. 31 6?- 43' Y V ,l IL 'ra H4 ., f -8 l I i l -Wu ,f, if mb gp , I' ga, K OR O RUTH LOUISE GRAHAM . . Dirk and Bauble. 4: Friendship Club. l. Z. 3. 4: G. A. A.. l, Z: The Man in the Bowler Hat : Joan and .lerry : Aus tinian Staff. 4: Student Cabinet. l. 33 Extempore Club. Z: Inner Circle. l. RALPH I.. GRUNWALDT ..I7, F. A.. l: Track. 4. ROSELLA A. GULLICK- SON . . Ellendale High School. l. Z. 3: Masquer Club. l. Z: Latin Club. I: Austinian Staff. 4: Sen tinel Staff. 4. CI.AYTON CUTIE . . Dirk and Bauble. 4: Latin Club. 2: Drama Clttb. ll I3ancl. l. Z: Moonshine and Honeysuckleu: I3asketball. l. Z. 3. 4: Baseball. 4: Student Cabinet. 3. 4: The Youngest. 4. O .IITAN GUY . . Senior Home Ifconomics Club. 3. 4: Junior Home Ifconomics Club. I 1 Dirk and Bauble. 4: Friendship Club. I. Z. 3, 4: Naturalist Club. Z: Latin Club. Z. 3: Joan and Jerry : Student Di rector. Message from Khufuug Iixtempore Club. Z: Inner Circle. 4: Honor Society. 4. MARGARET LOUISIE HACKBARTH . . Dirk and I3auble. 4: Friendship Club. I, Z. 3. 4: Naturalist Club. Z. 3: Latin Club. 2: Commercial Club. 4: Austinian Staff. 4. DOROTHY A, HAFFNER . . Friendship Club. l, 2. 3. 4: Naturalist Club. Z: Latin Club, I. Z: Commercial Club. 4: Chorus. Z: Joan and .lerry : Austinian Staff, 4. .IOIZ HAIIN . . O BRUCE E. HALL . . Band. l. Z. 3. 4: Swim ming. I. Z. 3. 4: Tennis. 4: Student Cabinet. 3. MARIIQ HALL . . Friendship Club. l. Z. 3. 4: Chorus. 3. 4. LAUREL S, HAMILTON . . Hi Y. 4: Spanish Club. 3. 4: Moonshine and Honey sucklenz Austinian Staff. 4: Sentinel Staff. 4: Foot ball. Z. 4: Track. 3: Vwlrestling, 4. I3I2TTY HAN SON . . Park Rapids. IVIinnesota. I. 2: G. A. A,. I: Orchestra. I: Chorus. l: Honor Society. 4. I Ci. SHELDON HANSON . . Hi-Y. 3. 4: Swim- ming. l. Z. 4. NVALLACE E, HANSON . . F. F. A.. I. Z: Aeronaut Club. Z: Swimming. l. Z. 3. 4: Track. 4. MARLIIIEN J. HASISTII . . Senior Home Economics Club. 4: Latin Club. Z. 3: Honor Society. 4. BYRON HAYIZS . . Hi-Y. 4: Honor Society. 4. I HAZEI. HEIMSNESS . . .lunior Home Econom- ics Club. I: Friendship Club. l: Commercial Club. 4: C. A. A.. l. ARTHUR IIEMPHILI. . . DORIS LA VONNE HENLEY . . G. A. A,. l. KENNETH HERTLE . . O CAROL M, HEVJITT . . Friendship Club. Z, 3. 4: Naturalist Club. 2. 3: Chorus. Z. 3, 4: Glee Club. 11 Austinian Staff. 4: Lost and Found. 3. MYRI. K. HEYDT . . Friendship Club, I: Commercial Club, 4: Austinian Staff. 4: Attendance Ofhce. 3. 4: Pin Pan Club. l. GVJENDOLYN LUCILLIZ HOFFMAN . . Friendship Club. l: Commercial Club. 4: Drama Club, I: Honor Society. I. VIOLA HOFFMAN . . Friendship Club. 2. 3. 4: Commercial Club. 4: Quill and Scroll. 4: Chorus, Z. 3: Austinian Staff. 4: Sen' tinel Staff. 4. 32 O RICIIARD IIOLLIIQUII . . I7rench Cltib. 3. 4: Dirk and I3auble, 4: Hi-Y. 3. 4: I3asketbaIl. 3: Foot- ball. 3, 4: Golf. 4: Bowling. 3, 4: Student Cabinet, 3: Safety Patrol. 2. 3: Honor Society, 4. LOIS M. llOI.S'I' . . STANLIZY IIOVJARD . . Mason City. Iowa, I. Z. 3: Ifootball. l. 2: Vocal Productions. I, Z: Vagabond Kingnz Ili-Y, Z, 3, 4: Camera Club, 3: Jonesie : I3rench Club, 4: The Man in the Bowler Hat : Student Cabinet. 4. DON IIUINKER ..Cioll', l. O Plf'lllfR llUl,If'I' . . Basketball. 3, 4. DORO- IHY .IIQNSIEN . . Mora High School: Band: Com- mercial Club, 4. KIEMMA JIZRDIEI . . Junior Home Ifconomics Club, l: Spanish Club, 3: Aus- tinian Stall, 4: Ilonor Society, 4. VJ. DOUGLAS .IOIINSON . . O llIiRl3IfR'I' JOIINSON . . Ili-Y. 3. 4: Aeronaut Club. 3. 4: Safety Patrol. 3. 4: HONVARD JOHN- SON . . XVilson High. Park Rapids, Iowa. JEAN JOIINSON . . Senior Home Economics Club, 3: Dirk and I3auble. 4: Ifriendship Club. I, Z, 3, 4: Latin Club. 3: lfrench Club. 4: Pep Club, 2. 3, 4: G. A. A.. I. l. 3: Bicycle Cltlb, I: Drama Club. I: Or- chestra. I. J. 3. 4: Band. I. l, 3: Austinian Staff. 4: Student Cabinet. Z. 4: Honor Society. l, 4: In- ner Circle, I. MARGARIEI JOHNSON . . I.yle High School. l. 1. 3: Pep Club, Z: Glee Club. 3: IfImer : lin Hero. O I3Ii'Ii'IiY M. JONES . . Glee Club, l. MARION KIEARNS . . Senior Home Ifconomics Club, 3: Dirk and I3auble, 4: Friendship Club, l, Z. 3. 4: Latin Club, Z: G. A. A.. I. Z: Bicycle Club, I: Drama Club. I: Orchestra. Z. 4: 'lloan and Jerry : Aus- tinian Staff. 4: Student Cabinet. 3: Ilxtemporc Club, Z: Honor Society. 4. HOXVARD I.. KELLER . . 'I'rack. 1, 3, 4: Bowling 4. MARGUERITE KENE- VAN . . Albert Lea, I, 2: Anne Rutledge Girl Re- serves: Ilriendship Club. 2: Irrench Club, Z: A'Moon- shine and Honeysuckle. OMILDRED RIRIZ . . Cafeteria Staff, l. BUR- TON Kl'I I'IfI.SON . . NINA KI'I IIEI.SON . . Iirench Club, 3, 4: Glee Club, I: Chorus, 2. 4. NVAYNIZ KI.INEl7IfI.'I'IfR . . Ifootball, I, Z: Swim- ming. l. Z. 3. 4: Irack. Z. 3. O IEIIAMAIZ KNIGHT . . Junior Home Econom- ics Club, I: Commercial Club. 4. NVAYNE V. KOI3IfS . . Aeronaut Club, I. 1: Orchestra, I. Z, 3, 4: Band. I. Z, 3. 4: Moonshine and Honeysucklenz Austinian Staff. 4: Sentinel Staff. 4: Safety Patrol. I. Z, 3. JOSIEPHYNE A. KROI3 . . Senior Home Economics Club. 4: Junior Home Economics Club, I 3 Ifrientlship Club. 4: Commercial Club, 4. GLENN KRULISII . . If. lf, A.. 3: Track, 3. B SE Iota O SYLVESTER KULAS . . Basketball, l, 2, 4: Football. 4: Baseball, l, Z. 3. ORVILLE KULS- RUD . . F. F. A., l. 2. 4: Judging Team. 3. 4. ARNOLD I.. KURTH . . CAROL LANDGRAF . Friendship Club. l, Z, 3, 4: Commercial Club, 3. 4, O RICHARD LAUFLE . . Hi-Y. Z: Austinian Staff. 4: Sentinel Staff. 4: Swimming, 2. DARLENE LOUISE LEARN . . BERNARD LENOCH . . Foot- ball, l, Z, 3, 4: Wrestling, l. HARLAN LERUD. . I DON R. LEVY . . Hi'Y. 4: Basketball, l: Foot- ball, l, 2: Bowling, l. ERNEST LIEN , . JOHN LYBERG . . MAXINE E, MACHACEK . . Friend- ship Club, Z. 3, 4: G. A. A., l: Chorus, Z: Austin- ian Staff, 4: Pin Pan Club, I. OMARIE M. MAGEE . . Dirk and Bauble. 4: Friendship Club, l, 2, 3, 4: Spanish Club, Z, 3: Drama Club, l: Glee Club. I: Command Perform ance : Extempore Club, Z: Honor Society, 4. ALEX MARMESH , . Football. Z. 3. 4: Golf. 4: Bowling. 3, 4: Tennis. 2: Honor Society. l. 4. JOSEPH MATT . . YVONNE MAE McANNANY . . Senior Home Economics Club. Z. 3. 4: Friendship Club. Z. 3, 4: Glee Club. l, Chorus, Z. 3: Austinian Staff. 4: Sentinel Staff. 4. 0 DONALD McFARLAND . . lli-Y. l: F. F. A., l: Football, 2: Bowling, 4: Cafeteria Staff. l, Z. ORPHA MAE McFARLAND . . Senior Home Eco- nomics Club, 2: Dirk and Bauble, 4: Friendship Club. l. 2, 3, 4: Honor Society. 4: Pep Club. 4: G. A. A., l, Z: Chorus. Z: Moonshine and Honeysucklewz Austinian Staff. 4: Cafeteria Staff. l. WILLIAM T. MCKENNA . . St. Augustine. l: Hi-Y, 3, 4: Latin Club, Z: Chorus. Z: Track, Z: Golf. 2, 3, 4: Bowl- ing. 3. 4: Student Cabinet, 3: Safety Patrol, 3: Ex- tempore Club, 2: Honor Society, 4. BERNICE MEYER . . Commercial Club. 4. 0 IRMA DORIS MEYER . . Cafeteria Staff. l. ROGER F. MILLER . . Dirk and Bauble, 4: Quill and Scroll, 4: Drama Club. l: Orchestra, 3, 4: Band. l, 2, 3, 43 Chorus. Z: Moonshine and Honeysucklenz Andante : Austinian Staff. 4: Sentinel Staff. 4: Stu- dent Cabinet, 4: Honor Society, l. LORAIN MOE . . Friendship Club. Z. 3. CLIFFORD MONNA, HAN , . F. F. A,, l. Z: Bowling. 4. Q RT 34 O GLEN MARIE MORGAN . . Senior Home Eco- nomics Club. 3: .lunior Home Economics Club, l, Z: lirienclship. l, 2. 3, 4: Naturalist Club, l, 2: G. A. A.. l. Z. 3. 4: Spanish Club, Z. 3: Pin Pan Club, l. 2: Chorus. 2. 3. 4: Austinian Staff. 4: Sentinel Staff. 4. ROBERT MURPHY . . Track. 4. TRUMAN l,. MYRAH . . Decorah High School, l. 2: Austin. 3, 4: li. ll A.. l: Track. l. EVISLYN NAATZ .. Austinian 4: Commercial Club, 4. O ARTHUR NELSON . .Hi-Y, 3, 4: Quill and Scroll. 4: Drama Club. l: Austinian Staff. 4: Sen- tinel Staff, 4: Golf. 4. I3ETTY J. NELSEN . . Senior Home Economics. 3: Dirk and Bauble. 4: liriendship Club. l. Z. 3, 4: Commercial Club. 4: Pep Club, 3. 4: Ci. A. A.. l, Z. 3: Glee Club. ll Chorus. lx Joan and Jerry. 2: Honor Society. l. 4: Austinian Stall, 4. IORNA NELSON . . lfriend- ship Club, l. 2: Glee Club, l. Z. RAYMOND NEVIZ . . Track. 3. 4: Bowling, 4. O LEE NEXVBURG . . Ifrench Club. l. 2. 3: Iioot- ball, 3: Bowling. 3, 4. AUDRIEY E, NOLI. . . Junior Home Economics Club. l: Commercial Club. 4: Honor Society, 4, BETHEL ODDEN . . Ro- chester. l: Austin, 1. 3. 4: Eriendship Club. Z, 4: Austinian Staff. 4: Sentinel Staff. 4. RUBY If. Ol.- SON . . lfriendship Club, l, 2, 3: Commercial Club. 4: Spanish Club, Z: Glce Club, l: Chorus, 2, 3: Moonshine and Honeysuckle. O IIARRIET L. PARKER . . Senior Home Eco- nomics Club. l: Commercial Club, l: Cafeteria Staff. l. DELORES PAUL . . St. Augustine. l, 2: C. S. M. C.. l, 2: Latin Club. Z: Central. 3, 4: Dirk and I3auble, 4: liriendship Club. 3. 4: Commercial Club. 4: Austinian Staff. 4: Sentinel Staff, 4, EDNA PEACH . . lfriendship Club. l: Chorus, 3, 4. MAR- IAN A. PENKAVA . . Glee Club. 1: Orchestra, I: Austinian Staff, 4: Sentinel Staff, 4: The Young- est. 4. I DONALD PETERSON . . Bowling, 4. HELEN PETERSON . . Quill and Scroll. 4: Commercial Club, 4: Austinian Staff. 4: Sentinel Staif, 4. LU- VERNE PIKE . . Hi-Y. 3, 4: Track, Z, 3: Senior Class Treasurer. 4: Honor Society, 4. VIRGINIA PLACEK . . Senior Home Economics Club, 4: Jun- ior llome Economics Club, Z: Erienclship Club, 4: Commercial Club. 4. I SHIRLEY A. POTTER . . Senior Home Eco- nomics Club. 3: Dirk and I3auble. 4: Friendship Club, l. 1, 3, 4: Latin Club, I, Z: Pep Club, I: Z, 3, 4: Ci. A. A.. l, Z: Orchestra, I. Z: Honor So- ciety. l: Moonshine and Honeysttcklem: Mushrooms Coming Up : Austinian Staff, 4: The Youngest, 4. RICHARD D. PROBART . . Swimming, l. Z. 3, 4: Track, 4: Bowling. 3, 4. ROBERT PRO- l3ART . . MARIAN L. QUAM . . Junior Home Economics Club. l: Ifriendship Club, Z, 3. 4: Na- turalist Club. lz Commercial Club, 4: Quill and Scroll. 4: Chorus. l: Moonshine and Honeysuckleul .loan and .Ierry : Milestones of Modes and Melo- dies : Pin Pan Club, I: Austinian Staff, 4: Sentinel Staff. 4. 35 OR IOR I MURIEL M. RAPPE . . Jefferson Junior High. l: Minneapolis Central High. 2: Austin, 4. RO- BERT RASMUSSEN . . FAY RAYMAN . . Safety Patrol, 3, 4: Orchestra, 1, Z. 3, 4: Band. l. Z. 3. 4. FLORENCE A. RAYMAN . . Latin Club. l. Z: Friendship Club, l, 2, 3, 4: Naturalist Club, Z: French Club, 2. 3, 4: Spanish Club, 3, 4: Bicycle Club, 2: Honor Society. l, 4: Moonshine and Honeysuckle : Joan and Jerry. I DORIS M. REDWING . . Junior Home Iiconomf ics Club, l. SHIRLEY REE . .Friendship Club. l. 2, 3, 4: Commercial Club. 4. RICHARD RIZICHOW . . Football, 4: Hi-Y. Z, 3: Basketball Manager. 4. NAOMI REIMERS . . Senior Home Economics Club, 4. O MILDRED M. REINHART. . Commercial Club. 4. DOROTHY RIDER . . Senior Home Economics Club, 3: Naturalist Club. 2, 3. 4: Orchestra, l. Z. 3. 4: Moonshine and Honeysuckle. EDITH E, ROBERTS . . Junior Home Economics Club, lc Commercial Club, 4. JAMES ROGERS . . Basket- ball Manager, 2, 3, 4: Football Manager, Z. 3, 4: Baseball Manager, Z ,3, 4. 0 BETTE ROSENBROCK . . Friendship Club, l, Z, 3, 4: Latin Club, 1, Z: Commercial Club, 4: Bicycle Club. l. Z: Glee Club. l, Z: Milestones ol Modes and Melodies : Austinian Staff. 4: Sentinel Staff, 4. LUCILLE R. RUBEI, . . Friendship Club. l, 2: Commercial Club, 4: Glee Club. l. Z: Library: Austinian Staff, 4. M. RAYBURN RUBLE . . Band, 2, 3. 4. MARCELLA ST. PETER . . Senior Home Economics Club, Z, 3, 4: Naturalist Club. 2. 3: Quill and Scroll. 4: Spanish Club, Z, 3, 4: Austinian Staff, 4: Sentinel Staff, 4. 0 PAUL SATHRE . . Hi-Y, 4: Naturalist Club, Z: Track, 4: Bowling. 4. RAYMOND SAYLES . . F, F. A., 1, Z, 3. 4: Judging, 3, 4. ROBERT SCHOLL . . Quill and Scroll, 4: Drama Club, I, 2: Track, 2, 3, 4: Bowling. 3, 4: Moonshine and Honeysucklen: Austinian Staff. 4: Sentinel Staff, 4. DOROTHY P. SCHROEDER . . Junior Home Eco- nomics Club, l. O HAROLD L. SHAMAN . . F. F. A., l. 2. 3. 4: Cheer Leader, 3. GENEVIEVE M. SHEEDY . . Friendship Club, Z, 3, 4: Commercial Club, 4: Pin Pan Club, 1: Milestones of Modes and Melodiesnz Austinian Staff, 4: Sentinel Staff, 4. CLARE SHOOP . . Usher, 3. JANET C. SMEBY . . Friendship Club, 1, 2, 3, 4: Commercial Club. 4: Olee Club, l: Student Cabinet, 3: Milestones of Modes and Melo- dies : Band, 1, 2. 3, 4: Chorus, 2: Joan and Jerry. 36 O RlCl'lARD SNl2l.l, . . l.UliI.I,A SRP . . BETTY J. STARK . . Commercial Club. 4: Glee Club, l. Fl,ORliNClf S'l'lfPHENS . . Friendship Club. l, 2. 3: G. A. A.. l. 1: Glee Club. Z. 3: Cafeteria Staff. l. 2. 3: Austinian Staff, 4: Sentinel Staff, 4. lf Dlx O MONROE STEVENS . . l'lifY, 2, 31 Chorus, 2, 3, 4: Basketball. l. 2. 3: Football, 2, 3, 4: Track. l, 2. 3. 4: Moonshine and Honeysuclclen: Joan and Jerry. XVAYNE STEVENS . . Hi-Y. l. Z2 Joan and Jerry : Football. l, 1: Student Patrol. l. f 9 1. MARGARFT STOA . . Junior Home Economics Club, l: Friendship Club, l: Commercial Cluh, 4: Glee Club, l: Chorus, Z. 4: Cafeteria Staff, 3, 4. BOYD STRONG . . Football, 33 Vklreslling, 4. I XVll.l.lANl SUCHA . , Dirk and Bauble. 4: Hi-Y. 2. 3. 4: Orchestra. l, Z, 3, 4: Band. 4: Chorus. Z, 3, 4: Moonshine and lloneysuckle : Elmer : Basketball. l. 2. 3: Football. Z: Bowling, 4: Safety Patrol. 3, 4: Drivers School. JAMES SXVENSON Q . . Kasota llieh School: Basketball. l. Z: i'Huclc Finn : Band. l: Austin: Band, 3, 4: Orchestra. 3. 4. DOROTHY A. SXVOBODA . . Senior Home Economics Club. 4: Friendship Club, 2, 3: Commer- cial Club. 4: G. A. A.. l, Z: Glee Club, l, Z: Chorus. Z: Austinian Staff. 4: Sentinel Staff, 4. JAMES A. TAYLOR . . F. F. A., 1, Z, 3, 4: Football, 1: Aeronaut Club, 3. 0 MARGARET' THAYISR . . Latin Club, 1, 2: Bicycle Club. l: Student Cabinet, 2. 3: Honor So- ciety, l. 4. AGNES THOMPSON . . Commercial Club, 4. lllZl.EN THOMPSON . . Senior Home .3 lfconomics Club. 4: Friendship Cluh. 4: Commercial Cltlb, 4. Al.ICli bl. THOR . . Friendship Club, 1, lg Glee Club, 1: Chorus. Z: Cafeteria Staff, 1. 0 MARION I.. TOBAR . . Friendship Club. 4: Commercial Club. 4: G. A, A.. l: Glee Club, l. FRANCFS 'FUCKER . . Jtlnior Home Economics Club. l, l: Pep Club, 3, 4: G. A. A., l. Z. 3. 4: Bicycle Club, 3: Band. Z. 3. 4: Austinian Staff. 4: Homecoming Queen. 4. ROBERT C. TUFTE . . GEORGE TXVIEDEIJ. . . Hi-Y, l. Z: Student Cab- inet. 1: French Club. 1: F. lf. A., 1. Z: Football, l. 1: llonor Society, 4. O FUNICF UNDERLAND . . Glee Club, l: Cale teria Staff. 2. 4. l,OlS J. U'l'l,EY . . Glee Club. l: Cafeteria Staff. Z. 3. MARGARET UTTER . . Friendship Club, l, 1. 3. 4: Naturalist Club, Z: Com mercial Club, 4: Spanish Club, 3: Orchestra. l. Z. 3. 4: Moonshine and Honeysuclcle : Joan and Jerry. GlINlf R. VANDENOVFR . . Swimming. l. 1, 3. N SE IOR vii OR O MARCELLA VANDENOVER . . Commercial Club, 4: Glee Club, I. LORRAINE J. VARNEY . . Rose Creek High School, l: Basketball, I: Austin. 2, 3. 4: Friendship Club, 3. EDNNARD VlI,T . . VICTOR VOSS . . Safety Patrol, 3, 4: Junior Hon- or Society, l. O MARY A. XVAKEFIELD . . Senior Home Eco- nomics Club, 4: Friendship Club, 4: Commercial Club, 4: Glee Club, I. DVJIGHT G. VJALDRON . . Bowling, 1: Hi-Y. Z. MARJORIE WANCEEN . . Friendship Club, I: Commercial Club, 4: G. A. A., I: Glec Club. I: Austinian Staff, 4: Sentinel Staff, 4. LAVONNE WARD . . Dirk and Bauble, 4: Friendship Club, I. Z. 3. 4: Pep Club. 3, 4, G. A. A., I, Z: Bicycle Club. I: Extempore Club, 2: Hon- or Society, I, 4: Joan and Jerry : Austinian Staff, 4. O ROBERT WA'I'SON . . Hi-Y, I, Z, 3: Aeronaut Club, 1: Bowling, I: Wrestling, I. BEVERLEE VJEBBER . . Dirk and Bauble. 4: Friendship Club. I, Z. 3. 4: Latin Club. Z: C, A. A.. l. Z. 3: Bi- cycle Club, I: Drama Club. I: Glee Club. I: Chorus, Z: Ilonor Society. I. 4: Senior Inner Circle. 4: The Youngest, 4. BETTY JO VJESEMAN . . Senior Home Economics Club, 3: Dirk and Bauble, 4: Friend- ship Club. I. Z, 3, 4: Latin Club, Z: G, A, A., I. Z. 3: Drama Club. I: Glee Club. l: Orchestra. I. 2. 3. 4: Moonshine and Honeysuckleul Mushrooms Coming Upnz Honor Society, I, 4: The Young- est, 4. JEANNIE XVESEMAN . . Friendship Club. I. 1: Naturalist Club, I. Z: French Club. Z. 3, 4: Commercial Club. 4: Spanish Club, 4. O I2'I'IIIiI.YN M. XVIGNES . . Adams Iligh School, I, Z. 3: Glee Club, I, Z, 3: Basketball. I. Z: Austin. 4: Commercial Club. 4. DOROTHY ELIZABETII VJILDER . . Latin Club, I: C. A, A.. I. Z: Orches tra. I, 2, 3. JANET I.. WILDISR , . Orchestra. I. Z, 3, 4. JAMES VUILLIAMS . . Dirk and Bauble, 4: Ili-Y, 4: Spanish Club. Ig Football, I: Basketball, I: Baseball. 3, 4: Bowling, 4: Safety Patrol, 3, 4: Usher, 2, 3, 4. I WAl,l.ACE XVILLIAMSON. . Bowling, 4: Foot- ball. l. DELORES TNILSON . . CHARLES NVINN . . Dirk and Bauble. 4: Hi-Y. Z. 3. 4: Latin Club. l. Z: Band. I, Z: Basketball. 2. 3. 4: Football. 2. 4: Track 3. 4: Safety Patrol, 2, 3: Honor Society. I: The Youngest, 4: ISI.IZABE'l'II F. WOCDD . . Ames Iligh School. I: Austin Z, 3. 4. 0 STEPHEN NVRIGHT . . Dirk and Bauble. 4: Hi-Y. 2. 4: Latin Club. I. Z: Bicycle Club, 4: Drama Club, I: Band. I, Z. 3, 4: Basketball. I. Z, 3, 4: Football. I, Z, 3: Track, I, Z. 3, 4: Student Cabinet, 4: llonor Society, I. 4: Milestones of Modes and Melodiesu: A Message from Khufu : The Young- est, 4. ARNOLD A. VJUERTZ . . FAY YAR- XVOOD . . Hi-Y, Z. 3, MAY A. YARVJOOD . . Friendship Club. Z, 3, 4: Latin Club, I, Z: Quill and Scroll. 4: Orchestra. 4: Band. 3. 4: Austinian Staff. 4: Sentinel Staff. 4. ANITA M. ZABEI. . . Lyle High School. l. 2. 3: Basketball. I, Z. 3: Glee Club. I, 2: Junior Class Play, 3: Austin, 4: Aus- tinian Staff, 4: Sentinel Staff, 4. 38 'Q Rott' nm' livin .Xmln'iwil. lvvlvn luupru. 'Yixginia llugan, lorlaine ll.1lsti'uxon. .Xlite liulltxun, llene lint-lt, lilla Nlallv lauwu Rim' lun: Nlarteila Xltnlrl. llellha Prlerstwn, Rayina l't'lerxun, Bernice lleichl, li.imill.l hchratlle, Yiolel A sr1i....u1.-. umm stan 'V V Hutt' llrzn' lug.-lung Skov, Yalnxix XVilli.mix, 'Sf Q Readin' n' 'Ritin' n' 'Rithmetic -- may be aptly applied to the work of the teacher training department. Sixteen girls who have come from neighboring towns and cities are enrolled in the course this year. directed by Miss Hazel G. Murray. Practice teaching has been an experience for these girls. They first started by observing in the grade schools in Austin. Then they went into group work which was followed by room teaching in the grade schools and in the junior high school. In the spring they spend two weeks teaching in the country schools which is followed by six weeks of spring primary. The girls also have special training in art, music, physical education, and speech. Upon graduation. they receive a certificate to teach in the rural schools of Minnesota. This year the students formed what they called the Three R's Club. The oflicers were: president. Evalyn Cooper: vice president, Valoris Willianisg secretary-treasurer, Marcella Mentel. FUTURE TE HER ELEVENTH GRADE Mavis Allen, Bernice Anderson, Dean Anderson Durwood Anderson, Lewis Anderson, Stanley Anderson Norma Andrus, Glenn Arett, Shirley Armstrong Mary Jane Atkinson, Annetta Augustin, Inez Bailey 0 Arlida Bakken, Archie Baley, Wanda Barkhuff Mary Jean Barrett, Maverette Barrick, Doris Barrows 0 Suzanne Barstow. George Bell, William Bennett Lowel Bentzin, Donald Berg, Jack Best 0 Aileen Buierke, Loraine Block, Beverly Borris Arlene Braastad, Donna Mae Brakke, Glenn Brandt 0 Lorraine Brink, .lane Brooks. Betty Brown Lucille Carlson, Kenneth Carpenter. David Christensen 0 Alice Christiansen. Kathryn Christianson, Mildred Chrz Kathryn Clark, Evelyn Conway, Peggy Cory 0 lflorence Crane, John Crist, Burr Dahlgren Vera Mae Darr, Shirley Dastyck, Elmer Deiek 0 Beverly Dever. Julia Dial, Gladys Dietrich June Dock. Doris Dodge, Donald Dorn George Dreyer, Irvin Dufty. Mary Kathryn Dunlap Delbert Dvorak, Lowell Einhaus, Lyle Einhaus 0 Norman Ekedal, Mildred Engen, Robert Erickson Dorothy Evans, Opal Evenson, Gail liladgard 0 Kenneth Fox, James Fuller, Kenneth Gahagen Hazel Garbisch, Betty Gaskill, Alice Geannakouri 0 Patricia Geise, Donald Gilbertson. Ann Marie Gleason Elton Graff, Dorothy Grap, Gloria Grinnen 0 Henry Guild, Ralph Guild, Annamae Gunderson Louis Gunderson, Agnes Hall, Betty Hallum 0 Helen Hanson, Vincent Hardwick, Richard Hartquist Mark Hedlund, Irene Hesch, Raymond Hesch Versatile, vivacious, venturesome-They are enjoying' thelgladness of youth and a sense of responsibility. 40 ELEVENTH GRADE l Alice llildreth, Robert llill, Chester Hoeper i Mary llommel, Gladys llorn, James Horne 0 lfllwood Hoskins, Rolvert llouston, Marjorie Houts Muriel llunter, Selma Hylle, Elma Jacobsen 0 Margaret Jacobsen, Ralph Jacobsen, Frederick Jensen Loyde Jensen, Shirley Jensen. L.1Vonne Johnson 0 Virginia Jolson, lone Jorgenson, Helen Jukes Dan Kailwel, Margaret King, Blanche Kirkpatrick 0 Norma Lea Kirkpatrick, llelen Kjome. Donald Knutson Knute Knutson, Donna Krolvos, XValltrout Krueger 0 Lucille Krulish, Patricia LaDue, Ardella Larson lflliot Larson, Loraine lf. Larson, Lorraine K. Larson 0 Delores Leeper. lfileen Leeper. George Lillie .lean lilygren, liunice Lucas, Betty Luksik 0 Olaf Lunde, NVillian1 Lyle, XVayne Marqueson Clifton McCamy, Glenn McDaniel, Eileen Mclfarland 0 Daryl McKinney, lfvelvn Meyer. Carmen Miller Dorothy Miller. Lucetle Miller. Marvin Miner 0 Rohert Moline, lletty Nelson, liern Nelson James Nelson, Lewis Neulwauer, Rohert Neve 0 Corrine Norman. Archie Norton, lfloyd Orr James Ostrander, June Pack, George Pappas 0 Doris Paulson, llelen Paulson, Mildred Paulson Olive Penkava, Norma Persinger, Dolores Peterson 0 .lohn Peterson, Richard Peterson, Edythe Pinkava Kenneth Placek, Patricia Pugh, Merwyn Ranum 0 XVarren Rector, Shirley Reilly, Charles Remington Jack Robertson, lfay Rockwell, Delores Rysavy lfaith Sandgren, lilorence Sash, Helen Sathre Lawrence Sathre, Dorn Sayles, Howard Schmidt - l They have come to appreciate Austin High School and to value their friendships with their classmates. 41 .,,.1..,,.,,.,. , , , wlsrrumq ELEVENTH GRADE r l Dorothy schfcibtf. tem Schuldt, Clyde saver l Ruth Selix, Elsie Sellers, Merlyn Sellers Victor Shade, Vivian Sheehan, William Sherman Delores Sherwood, Jeannette Smith, Hope Snell t Bertha Jean Sommers. Stanley Stanek, Grace Stanton Thomas Stanton, Glendon Stearns, Geraldine Stenger William Stephenson. Dwaine Stover, Barbara Stubbee Mabel Svejkovsky, Marshall Swanson, Ilene Tanner Muriel Tanner, Elizabeth Thompson, Ory Ann Thompson Pearl Thompson, Jeannette Tinberg, June Tinbcrg Margaret Tottenham, Ingeborg Tufte, Donald Urlich Lois Valdahl, Donald VanDenover, Lewis Vogel l Lois Volkman, Bonnetta Walker, Loran Waters Curtis Weis, Eunice Weis, Leonard Wesendorf Jessie Wentzel, Eva Wilson, David Winn, La Vern Wolcott, Doris Yanzer, Elmer Yaroshek, Robert Yaroshek . Y , Y, Students Whose Pictures Do Not Appear Donald Baldner, Owen Berg. Esther Boyd. Mildred Camp- Kephart, Marlo Larson, Dean Lattin, Marian Nemitz. Arlene bell, Ernest Gherney, Jane Dalen, Olive Dalen. Robert Flynn, Peterson, Marjorie Phillips, Doris Prehoda, Earl Schnirring. Lloyd Gall, Louise Gorman. Irene Hagan, Bonnie Haskell, Ro- Frank Seira, Everett Sommer, Kenneth Tate, Sylvester Thomp- bert Helebrant, Robert Hoilien. George Holt, Orlo Hovland, son, Shirley Thorpe, Robert Vietor, Gloria Watkins, Richard Dale Johnson, Mary Ann Juse, Stanley Kapenis, Georgette Zook, Frank Zrucky. . I GLASS OFFICERS President -am LLL,LL.........,,. John Crist Secretary L--. .L,,..LLe... LL Suzanne Barstow Vice President , L L t -U ...L, Barbara Stubbee Treasurer ..,L. ,- .,L,...L, to Lyle Einhaus Class Advisers L , L, ..,L,, ,,--.,.,L,,. .,,,.L,,, L-, Miss Winifred Leonard, Mr. Theodore Halvorsen To the juniors remains the anticipation of one more year, the final and most glorious of their high school careers. 42 TENTH GRADE Donald Aaby. Ann l,ouise Adams. Charles Allen, Vernon Ames. l.ottie Anderson. Ann Anderson. lflaine Anderson 0 Gloria Anderson. Hildegard Anderson Joyce Anderson. l.ouis Anderson, Marjorie Anderson. Phyllis Anderson. lfugene Arens 0 Ray Arett. Alton Ashley. Arlene Asltelson. Genevieve Austin. Mabel Baedlte. Orville Baldus. Maurine Bartell 0 Donald Barth. l,ucille Baudler. Robert Bednar. lfloyd Baxter. l.a Verne Bergstrom. Norbert Bergstrom. Ruth Bertilson O XVilliam Best. Ruth Bosteter. Betty Bowers. lilorenee Bray, l.ynn Brewster. Stanley Brewster. Norman Bridley 0 Rose Marie Brown. Delmar Browning. Mercer Bruggernian. Donald Budahn. Robert Buehner. Beverly Bullis. Donald Bunge l.illian Bungum. Victor Cadwallader. XVilliam Carlson. Violet Carpenter. Richard Carroll. lllmer Chapels, .lulian Chase I Mariorie Christensen. Maynar Ghrislgau. liugene Cflennon. .lohn Cook. David Corey. Dean Cftess. l.oren Damerow 0 Clifford Delior. Dorothy Dock. Nlary Dolan. George Donoxin Dorothy Dotzenrod. llenry Dreyer. lfdxvin lfllingson Robert lfllis. Bryan lflmer. l5r.tneis lfarnsworlh, Shirley lfarns worth. Mervin lfelty. l,orraine l'enslte. Gayle lfenton 0 Richard lierguson. Dorothy l3etl. Barbara liiseh, Betty l,ou lioard. Dorothy Gager. James Gallentine. George Geannalxouri Shirley Gilbertson. Roger Gillani. Betty Gillson. Virgine Goehll, llarold Gomer. .lack Gower, Chester Graff Marvin Graff. Ollene Granle, llliyabeth Grise. lorraine Grun- waldt. Gladys Gunderson. .lane Gunderson. Max Guritz ' 0 Robert Guy. Donald llaffner. Arnold Hall. Richard llall. Robert llallman, Dorothy Hamilton. Mary l.ouise llanson l Maxine llanson. Gordon llanson. Ileen llanson, l,a Donna llanf son. l.oriene Hanson. l.aVonne llarrison. lfarl llavens Tenth Gradeffeager and energeticffthey sense increased prominence in Austin High School affairs and activities. 43 TENTH GRADE f Huinker Barbara Johnson, Gregg Johnson, Fergus Kallevig Chester Klampe. Robert kenougles, Blanche Kraft, Earl Hayes. Herbert Hayes, Odrie Hegna, Leonard Heisey, Pearl Helland, Minnie Helle, liay Hellie Clayton Hubbard. Mattie Howden, Dorothy Hovey. llelen Houts, Helen llormel, Calvin Heydt. Marjorie Hermanson Nethalie Jochumsen. Charles Jahren. Mary Elizabeth Jacobs. Catherine Jackson, Glenn Husemoller, Elsie Hummel, Delores 0 Johnson. Jeanette Johnson. Jurine Myrtle Keyser. Kathryn Kimliclta 0 Knight, Elaine Knutson. Paul Koa Hildegarde Kreuger. Doris Kulsrud 0 Archie Lane, Orpha Larson. Kenneth Laulle. Alice Lauritzen. Clayton Legried. Dorothy Lewis. Paul Lickleig Ruth Leillenstein. Myrtle Lightley, Arlin Lingbeck, Robert Lom- men, Richard l.onien, Hildred Long, Betty Lorimor Lelyn Lorimor, Donald Lostegaard. Ardella Lucas, Eunice Mad- sen, Kenneth Marmesh, Donald Mattice. Helen Mattox Lloyd McDaniel, Joan Mclfarland. Ruth Mclfarland, Lloyd Mc- Michael, Evelyn Mehammer, Merton Meineke, Marvin Meister 0 Mary Meyer, Alex Miller, John Miller, Virginia Miller, Ruth Miner, Edwin Monnahan, XVilliam Moonan O DeVerl Morgan, Grace Morgan, John Myhrc, Clayton Narve- son, Oliver Nasby, Donald Nelson, Marjorie Nelson 0 Earl Noble, Hazel Nordland, Leona Norman, Betty Novak, Eu- gene Olson, Kenneth Olson, Marvel Olson 0 Roland Olson. Virginia Olson, William Olson, Ruth O'Marro, Evelyn Ostrander, John Owens, Sidney Pappas 0 Lowell Parmenter, Maynard Pauley, Charlotte Paulson, Peggy l Pearce, Allan Perau, LaDonna Perkins, Eileen Peters 0 Beth Peterson, Donna Peterson, Howard Peterson, Willard Petrehn, Donald Placek, Joseph Plevka, Iiloyd Raltow With at selffassured outlook on life, sophomores asf sume tasks from which leaders are molded as they are 44 Basil Riemers. VVilbur Riemann. Melvin Reirson, Norma Rob- binson, Norine Rockwell, Dawnene Rogers, George Rosenkilde Marian Roselh, Helen Ross, Alvin Rubel, Meredee Sass, Patricia Sauer, Shirley Sayles. VJilbur Sayles 0 Raymond Schaefer, Norman Schieck, Carroll Schmidt, Ruth -Schuller, Harold Schumacher, Irvin Schumacher, Shirley Scott Marian Selix, Lynn Shoop, Evelyn Smith, Joe Smith, Ruth Smith, Mary Catherine Soper, Mildred Sprandel William Stephens. Donna Stephenson, Dorothy Stern. Russell Stevens. l.ois Stowell. Wayne Struwe, Donald Swoboda Richard Tedrow, Richard Tessor, Florence Thomas, Emery Thompson, Selma Thompson, Theo Thompson, Dean Tollef- son 0 Florence Tricker, Irene Tucker, Dorothy Tyrer, Eugene Ulland, Curtis Vining. Betty Vroman. Elaine Wangen 0 Hazel VJarrens, Edgar Wedel, Mary Wheeler, Donald Wiegand, Margaret Wilkins. Guy Williams, Irene Williamson 0 James R. Wilson, James S. Wilson, Wilbur Wilson, Eddy Guy Woodward. XValter Yarwood, Myron Young, Gladys Young- dahl, Rosalie Ziemer 0 TENTH GRADE Students Whose Pictures Do Not Appear George Anderson, Robert Anderson, Donald Ashton, Evyline Backlund, Ralph Ball, James Barnett. Richard Beckel, Harry Buxton, Robert Cole. Betty Fry, John Fullen, Betty Ginn, Ray Haga, Lucille Iverson, Jearld Kelly. John Levy, Roger CLASS President ....oo,,.D,o... ,- .... Oliver Nasby Vice President o,o,.....ooo,so.. Dean Cress Class Advisers E oo, ,o,.,--. M.. ,,c,,,oE,, Lewis, Betty Lorimor, Dorothy Mallory, Robert Miller, Enid Nicholsen, David Peck, Erling Pike. James Roberts, Leo Sideras, Jean -Studebaker, Elice Swatosh, Robert Thomsen, Paul White. OFFICERS Secretary a.,oi....,-......-- . 7 . Betty Bowers Treasurer www-,A HYHYY, ,Y Y, WY, H, W, GUY Williams E ,,,, E... Miss Evelyn Sponberg, Mr. Adolph Ranum thrilled with responsibilities. They eagerly look for' -ward to two more happy years of high school life . . . 45 R Standing-Arlene Felt, Jack Gower, Thomas Clareson Seated-Jay Gildner I President E-, c rr, 2 Thomas Clareson Vice President C.. rar Arlene Fett Secretary ,nc ,, ,nn Jay Ciildner Treasurer ,Miro c .e Clifford Gower C unior High School World 0 Entering upon the threshold of their school careers, junior high students are enthusiastic about the outlook of what the future has for them. Eight hundred and fifty-seven boys and girls are enrolled in the seventh, eighth, and ninth grades this year. Their student cabinet con- sists of representatives chosen by each home room group. Thomas Clareson was president of the junior high school cabinet. This organi- zation, which meets once a week, acts as a clearing house for all problems. It also origin- ates and carries out campaigns to benefit the school. Among the organizations in the junior high school to which students belong are: the Jun- ior Friendship Club, the Junior High School National Honor Society, the What Knot Club, the Campers Club, and the Marionette Club. Many students are also enrolled in the musical organizations. The enrollment of the seventh grade is 268. The eighth grade has 242 students. The ninth grade has 348. The class advisers are: seventh grade, Miss Rachel Anderson, Mr. Everett Schroederg eighth grade, Miss Edna Martini, Mr. Sedoris MaCartney: the ninth, Miss Kath- arine Meier, Mr. Willard Hardy. Here the youngest students of Austin High School are initiated into three important years of school life NINTH GRADE Doris Akkerman. Gayle Alden. Ronald Aldrich. Bernard Allen. Ralph Allen. Edward Allshotise. Darrel Anderson Dorothy Anderson. .leannette Anderson. l,eo Anderson, Marvel Anderson, Sybilla Anderson, Eileen Ashley. Sidney Aulwes Virginia Bagley, Robert Baier, Elaine Bailey. Donald Barneck. Kenneth Barneck, Delbert Barry. .leanne Barstow Betty Bates. Marian Baudler. Bonnie Bayless, Dorothy Beckel, Arnold Bergstrom. Mnryeee Best. Betty Bjerke Marion Blair. Iflorence Blighton. Anola Bly, Harold Bly, Janice Blynn. Dorothy Bosleter, Robert Bowers Gordon Brantley. Stevana Braun, Betty Bridgeman. Elaine Bringe. Ardell Broten. Betty Brown, Donald Buss Connie Buxton. Robert Campbell, Marian Carlson. Richard Cashman, Donald Cerny, Irene Cerny, Violet Chapek Richard Cherney. Vernon Cfhristenson, Thomas Clareson. Nida Jean Clark. Bliss Cleveland, Annette Colvez, lVlildred Corbin Merna Corlis, Dorothy Crane. Carmen Darr. George Davis, 1Vlona Derr, Shirley Dever. Boyd Deidrich 0 Dan Dougherty, Richard Duholm. I.eroy Digatono, Robert Earl, Dorothy Elward. Kathleen Elward, Lorraine Elward 0 Betty Enright. lewis Epple. Patricia Erdman, Laverne Esse, Joyce Evans, Robert Evans. Elaine Evenson 0 Lorraine Evenson, l.ester lfaber, Bruce Farnsworth, Dorothy Eelton, Irvin lielty, Arlene l7ett. Alice Eodness 0 Phyllis liord, Arlene lfoster, Harley Eoster, Ered Frederick, Dar- win lfreilag, Dale lfrink, Robert Garbisch 0 Patrick Geraghty, Marion Gillette, Ray Gillson, Robert Gleason, Josephine Grabarkiewicz. Arthur Graves, I.ilamae Graves 0 Archie Gronseth, Esther Guild, Violet Gtlllickson, Earl Hacken- smith. Paul Hagen. Betty Hall. lflorence Hall 0 It won't he long now before these ninth graders will be on top of the world in senior high school. 47 NINTH GRADE Phyllis llalling. Lois llallman, Ardath Haney, Edna Hansen, Erna llansen, Carl Hanson, Delbert Hanson 0 Doris llanson, Vern llartley, Mary Lou Hartsock, Nora Mae Haseth. Margaret llayes, Richard Hays, Virgel Heimsness 0 Kenneth lleise, Ervin llelgeson, Orville Helle, Laura Hellert, Marvin llertle. Leona llewitt, Richard Hodges 0 Bonnie llolni, NVillard Holmquist. Marian Hovland, Inez How- den, Emily llrabak. Arthur Hylle, Inez James 0 XVilbert Janssen, Eugene Jelinek. Ray Jensen, Francine Jochum- sen, Cllk'Sllf'l0 Johnson, Elaine Johnson, Esther Johnson 0 Helen Johnson. lloyd Johnson, Lois Johnson, Richard John- son, Ruth Johnson, Gerald Justice, Clayton Kearns 0 Benton Keist. Richard Kestner. Robert Kilgore, Paul Kimball. Eugene Kirkpatrick, Caroline Kjome, Ronald Kneeskern 0 Glen Knopf. Allen Knutson, Donald Knutson, Maxine Kraus- haar. John l.aClair. Lawrence Larson, Wesley Lastine 0 Eva Lattin. liay Leeper, June Leeper, liloyd Lenoch. Judith Lewis, Richard Lilygren, LaVon Lindstrom 0 Nellie Lingbeck, Peter Lommen. Calvin Lyle. Jeanne Maloney, Harriet Marcusen. Clayton Martin, Donald Mason 0 LaVonne Mathieson. Kermit Mattson. Laverne Mattison, Leslie H. Mayvlik. Vv'ayne McDaniels. Evelyn Mcliarland. Elizabeth McKenna 0 Betty McQuaid. lfrancis Lee Merrill, Byron Mhoon, David Mil- ler. Alice Mithuen, Betty Mtohn, Janet Mooney Lillian Mortenson, Robert L. Murphy, Billy Myhre, Blanche Nasby, Gwendolyn Neclderson, Verneal Nedderson, Betty Nelson 0 Claire Nelson, Enid Nelson, Mary E, Nelson, Raymond Nelson, Robert L. Nelson, Nathan Nemitl, Phyllis Nemitz 0 Adeline Nerison, Juanita Neuman, Josephine B. Njos, Ralph M. Noble, Walter Nordin, Otto Oldenburg, Betty Olson They look forward with eager anticipation to senior high school after three eventful years in junior high... 48 NINTH GRADE Bonnie Olson, Charles Olson. Dean Olson, Marion Olson, Donna Pauley, Eugene Pauley, Joyce Paulson Marilyn Paulson, Kathleen Peach. Glendon Peterson, George D. Pick, Joe Pike, Arlene Qualey, Lester Quam Wesley Rau, Sally Rayman, Martin Reed. llelen Reilly, Cecil Reimers, Marvin Rieken, Pierre Riolland Lorraine Robertson. Paul Rockwell. Margie Ross, Irma Ruhter, George Russell, Robert Rysavy, Dorothy Sathre Margaret Schaefer. Bette Scheibe, Betty Schmidt. Robert Schroeder, Charles Schwartz, lfdna Segobia. LaVonne Severson Janice Shade, .luanita Shaw, Maxine Sheeley, llelen Smalldritlge, June Smalley, Carol Smith, LaVilla Smith Dean Snell, Vwlayne Snell, Richard Snyder. Shirley Snyder, l.a Vonne Staples, llelen Stark, liloyde Steile Rosemary Stenger, Roland Stern. Vredericlt Stevens, Shirley Stin- son, Don Stoecker, Audrey Stover, Marian Strobach Shirley Thompson, Patsey Thomas, Burton Thomas, Iirma 'Lay- lor, Curtis Swenson. Beverly Swenson, Genevieve Svercl, .lohn Sullivan 0 Virginia Thorsheim, NVarren Thorson, XValter 'l'ollel'son, George Tracy. Elinore Tufte, Ethel Tutite, Mildred Twedell, Anne Ushold 0 Ronald Utley, Graham Uzlik, Eileen Vaale, Dorothy Voss, Mar- vin Wachlin, Robert Wakefield, Mae XVaters, lljordis Wesetnan James Whalen, Richard XVhiteman, Donald Wilde, llarolcl Wil- liams, Kenneth Xyilson, Evelyn Yaste, .lack Yanger, Richard Ziemer o Students Whose Pictures Do Not Appear Deloi-is Anderson, Teddy Anderson. Loyd Barnett, XValter Benesh, Carl Bohn, Vivian Braaten. Alvin Buchan. Genevieve Buchanan. Arthur Christensen, Joe Chrl. Neal Clingman, Irving Cramer, Mary Lott Dahmen, Donald Davis. lired Davis, Nor- man Dulitz, Cecil lingelman, Lawrence Goodew, Blanche Hasel- CLASS Presritlent Dan Dougherty Vice President Mary Nelsen C lass AdUl.SL'I'S , W... ,,,, -I9 tine, Raey Hastings. lirances llemphill. Kay llompe, Donna Hrubetz, Carl Jensen, Orlan Kallevig. James Kilgore, Charles McGee, Margaret Meyer, Margie Page, llugo Paulson, liverell Pratt, John Schuller, Vslesley Scott, Betty Steile, Roger Sveui lftovsky, Buddy Thorpe, Ruth Vvlilder, Ruth XVinslow. OFFICERS Secretary Wayne Snell Treasurer . Bonnie Olson ...... ees, Miss Katharine Meier, Mr. Willard Hardy EIGHTH GRADE l Elaine Alderson, Raymond Anderson, Delmar Anderson, Don- ald Anderson, Floyd Anderson, Jeannette Anderson. lVlarliis Anderson o Robert Anderson. Ruby Anderson, Shirley Anderson. VeNila Anderson, Donald Angell. Burdette Apold. Shirley Arens Edith Arndt, Myrtle Ask. Norma Austin. Inez Ayer, lris Ball. Constance Barnes, Gaylord Baxter Helen Beadell. Jacqueline Biewen, Dorothy Block. l.orraine Boelter, Barbara Bondhus, James Borchert, Virginia Brandt Alberta Brown, Evelyn Bustad. Kenneth Bustad. Violet Bustad. Eugene Butts, Shirley Cartwright, Elaine Cipra Alice Chrz, Betty Clifford. Ann Coggins, Muriel Conltlin. John Cook, Bruce Corey, Lucille Daley Arno Damerow, Suzanne Deasy, George Dastyck, Audrey Denier Harlan Duftv. Marvin Dunnette, June Edwards Frances Ellicltson, Donald Erickson, Marcella liiclt, Ralph l7oard, Audrey Fox. Clyde Iiox. Jewel Gallentine 0 Gordon Giese, Jay Gildner, Clifford Gower, Ruth Griese, Alice Guild, Virginia Gunderson, Dylis Haga 0 Sylvia Hall. Arnold Hammer, Gloria llansen, Betty llatheld. Beverly Havener, Jean Havens. Joyce llayes 0 Everett Hackensmith, Betty Heisey. Gordon llelland. Jack lles- lip, John Higbe, l,eslie llildreth. Dorothy Hjelmen 0 Robert Hooper, Donald Hogan, Ross lloslcins. Joyce llusemol ler, Robert Ingersoll, Alvin Johnson, Arlene Johnson 0 Audrey Johnson, Betty J. Johnson, Carol Johnson. Marion Johnson, Robert Johnson, Shirley Johnson, Dorothy Johnston I Cliiford Jones, Kenneth Kenneld, XVorrell Keyser. Duane Kime, Shirley Kinny. Dorothy Kline. Donna Kohlwes 0 Idella Kraby, Herman Krueger, David I.ageson, Vvlilliam l,ane, Ronald Lawrenv. Richard Lemhriclc. Audrey l.iehenstein After their round of activities in their first year in junior high school, eighth grade students so Jaclt Lockhart. James Long. Arthur Lohman. Daniel Mallory, Dorothy Mathiesen, Gerald McGee, Evelyn Meyer Donald Miller, l.ola Belle Miller, Kathryn Miller, Howard Nar- veson. Betty Mithuen. James Morrow, Naomi Munger Pattl Nelson. Richard Nelson, Beatrice Nesbitt, Lorraine Neu- bauer. Shirley Nicholsen, Elaine Pack. Duane Patten Catherine Paulson. Darlene Paulson, Betty Paulson, Evelyn Pattlson, Peter Peck, Dorothy Peterson, Jean Peterson l.loyd Peterson, XVallace Peterson. Vtlalter Peterson, Florence Pet- tit. l7ranlx Pacelx. Virginia Pless. lone Reimers Joyce Reistad. Iva Dell Riemann, Valeria Ritter, Cleo Rottlufl. Arlene Roupe. l.eona Schumacher. Rose Mary Scott Phillip Seaburg. l,yle Sellers. Raymond Sellers. Warren Shaw. Blanche Shirlt, XVetonah Skelton. Dorothy Smalley, liern Smith Nelda Smith. Duane Snater. Myrtle Sprague. Arnold Stanek, Robert Stark, Joyce Stearns, Robert Stout, Alberta Swan l.illian Sweazy, Jack Tedrow. Shirley Thomas, Benny Thomp- son. Betty Thorson. Eugene Tobar. Kenneth Tobar, Bette Tuta ton 0 Eldor Ulwelling. Robert Underhill. Eileen Vandenover, Virf ginia Vaughan. lirancis Veverlxa, Mabel Vilt, Violet Waller, Dave Wentlel 0 Viva Wentxel, Harold Vv'estby, l.ela Wheeler, Douglas Wilson, Kenneth Wilson, Frank NVright, Ruth Wunderlich, Bonita Young 0 EIGHTH GRADE Students Whose Pictures-Do Not Appear Mary Anlter. Opal Austin, Dorothy Backlund. Betty Bar- neck, Clayton Barnett, Keith Beckel, Joyce Bertrand, Raymond Blowers. Dale Cambern. Eugene Cambern, Ruth Chapman. John Christenson. Arthur Clennon. Helen Cook. Raymond Corkill. Verone Corltill. Robert Drew, Harold Dreyer, Grace Engleman. Dale linright. Maynard Enright. Marion Espe. John l-latield, Robert llopfe. Kenneth Iverson, Richard Kelly, Dale Knotts, Richard Kos. Vernon Krueger. Delores l.ien. ston, Arthur Mills. Gaylord Mudra, Dennis Pepper. Jaclt Rutledge. Oralle Sherhurne. Madeline Stayner, Richard Stivers. Lawrence Tuchelx. Joseph Vacttra, Clarence XVanotts. Harry Vwlolfe, l.ouise Zabel. smile their approval of routine. They know they have only one year left in junior high school. 51 Dorothy l .iving- Pattlson, l.owell lflaine Sltogebo. Swealy, Richard Y von ne Watson, SEVENTH GRADE Harley Aahy, Donna Adams, l.ois Alberts, Helen Allen, Bonnie Anderson, Evelyn Anderson. Robert Anderson Y Q , Donald Anhorn, Betty Arens, Alice Arett. William Ashton, Nona Ayres. Elaine Bartel. Beverly Baumgartner 0 Virginia Bell, Richard Baxter, Shirley Berry. William Biewen, Solveig Buierke, Curtis Buiorgo, Richard Blowers 0 l.ouis Borchert. Violet Borgeson, June Born, Barbara Boyd, lfugene Brakke. Gerald Brantley, l.ois Bridgeman 0 Dorothy Brown. XVarren Bruckmeier, Mary Buchanan, Marie Baumgarner, Shirley Burk, llester Buxton. Betty Chinander 0 livelyn Christensen. George Clark, Rohert Clark, Doralene Col- lette. Rosemary Cronan, l.ee Cummings, Roger Cutter 0 Carol Dahl, Nina Dahlhaek. Richard Dahlgren, Lorraine David- son. Bethyle De'l'ienne, Thomas Devine, Jacqueline Dugan 0 lirancis Dunlee. Beverly liarl. Margaret lidson. Thelma lid- xvards. Beverly likedal. Audrey lirickson, Kenneth Erickson 0 Dorothy lfvenson, Peggy lierguson, George liett, George liield. lfdward liisch, Glen Gaddis. Reid Gauker 0 Marietta Geiger, llelen Geise, Irving Gendler. Nlaruiory Geraghty. Dorothy Gilhertson. l ois Gillson, Rose Marie Godfredson 0 Russell Godlredson, Ruth Gomer, Clela Graves, Mary Gray, lfllen llainer, Donna llallman. Grace llallum O Betty llansen. Charles llansen. Beverly Hanson, Carleton Han- son, John Hanson. Barhara llartley, Dorothy Haskin Rohert llays. Raymond lleise. Alice llernes, Gerald Hesch, Def lores llill. James lloflman, Barbara Holbrook Clayton lloulf, l.aVon llutlman, Margaret llummel. James lluntting. Verna Jackson. George Jarvis, Ronald Jerdet Betty Ann Johnson, Darlene Johnson, l,ois Johnson, Richard Johnson, Ruth Kasak, Marilyn Kennedy, Duane Klingerman As newcomers to the junior high school, youth suc cessfully conquer their new and strange environment 52 l SEVENTH GRADE Marie Kokengules. Edwin Krulish, lfrank Krttlisb, Richard Kttrth. Jurine l.astine. Delores l.eClaire. Betty Lewis NVarren Liebenstein. John Lingbeck. Maxine Loney, Arnold Lorimer. Carmine Lucas. Dorothy Mayierus, Maxine Malloy Doris McDaniel. Melvin Meineke. Shirley Mellem. Dale Mil- ton, Robert Morgan, Dean Niehuis. Barbara Nelson Donald Nelson. Paul Nelson. Richard Nelson. Shirley Nelson, Shirley Mae Nelson. Barbara Nevins. Beverly Nicol iliruman Nygaard. Betty Olsen. Richard Olson. Rohert Olson, Jeannette Osgood. Dorothy Osmonson. David Owen Darrell Owens. Betty Page. Geraldine Parker, Shirley Patch. Homer Pauley. Arlene Paulson, Lillian Peck Shirley Perkins. Patsy Perl. Chris Peterson. lflsie Pettit. Robert Placek. Vfesley Poll. George Potter 0 Patricia Reed. Harold Regner. Donna Richard, lfvelyn Richard, Donald Rierson, Leo Sandgren. Lucille Sargent, Maynard Sathre Kenneth Schaefer. llarvey Scheisser. Leland Schmidt. Clayton Schulz. Shirley Schumacher. Marcella Schulte. Lola Selix, Doro- thy Severson 0 Joyce Severson. Murray Severson, Ruby Severson, Arthur Sideras. James Silbaugh. lloward Skelton. Beverly Smith. Rof bert Snell O Ronald Snyder. Lovell Solyst. lfvelyn Staley, Dorothy Stanek, liranklin Stephenson. Dick Stone. Shirley Stowell, Gene Strom- er 0 Edwin Svejkovsky, Joyce Swenson, lester late. Charles led- row. Charles Thomas. David Thompson, Allen londing. llar- old 'lirimble 0 Severt 'l'ttl'te. lrene Uecker. Dale XVarlield. Nettie Vw'arrens, Mary Jean Vdatson. Milford kVt-deking. Vfillis kkledeking. Shirley kVennes 0 Mary lou XVhiteman. Muriel XVignes. kVayne Vs'ill1right, Doro- thy kVilde. Gary XVitt. Robert Xk'olle. Clarice Yaste. llelen Zim- IT'lCl'f'l1.1I1 O Students Whose Pictures Do Not Appear Lois Abbott. Delphia Anderson. Charles Avery. lidgar Ayer. Marilyn Best. Lorraine Bluhm. Clarence Boudreau. Jackie Chase. Marjorie Clark. Dttane Cummings. Bette Davis. Robert Davis. Xk'inil'red Deyo, Grace Diggins. Keith Engle. llelen lfspe. Stan- ley l5ink. Corrine lilanders. Marvin lfry. Robert littller. Lore raine Grail. Kenneth llamtnerstad. Mary Hegge. Alice Hernes. Gerald llesch. Virgil llouff. Maxine Iverson. Arnold Johnson. Mary .lane Johnson, Verleen Kesler, Robert Krachmer, Merle 53 Kruger, Kenneth Kram. Betty lang. Gerald lewis. Andy Liv' ingston. Richard Macal. Opal Madson. lfarl Martell. Orville Mil- ler. Lester Mills. Dwayne Nelson. Alice Nemitl. Robert Olste- dahl. Ben Olson, Louis Olson. 'lied Olson. Norma Parr, Don- ald Pike. llarold Richards. Maynard Sathre. Patil Schwab. Le- land Schmidt. Gloria Sharron, Lois Sherburne. 'Lomtnie Stevens, Carol ilihompson, Lillie lurner. Cleone Vdanous. Richard W.tt- kins. Donald Vy'hitcoinb. Murl Wignes. llenry XVilliams, Don- ald Zabel. Robert Zimmerman. Catching the Fleeting Moments 0 lielou' l. A t'li.trming lady reading the Sentinel Betty Nelsonf Z. The team havingquite .1 workout. 5. lryin Seltttni.it'liet' diligently working on his masterpiece. 4. A pleasant look Messrs. Rahideatt and llainer. f . 5. llonieeoniing lends its toueh. 6. llorselmek riding. .1 grand sport to Bob Anderson .ind Vernon lirtteger. A iiootlmll prospect. Dick Nelson, X, llnts ofl' to the lads of the team. 9. Laurel llninilton with quite .i lW.1t'lxf.1I'UllI14l. lll. Out' nittsit'i.tns. llildegarde Anderson, Bernice Anderson. l.ois Johnson. M.trg.1ret Utter. l'hyllis Anderson. l l, .loyce l'ullen .thsorhed in her knttttngf-f-ll. C-orn pickin s quite the ioh lor Cieorige l illie, .l.trk llolwertson. ll. Office .tssistants Betty llanson, Orpha Mae lXlcli.trl.tnd. Mttrieliliappe. Gladys Ql.ii'lwiseli. l7onn.t lXl.1e liintkke. Myrl lleydt. l-l li. llmier, just A posinf ...nviel 5 ti :. --J . THE QI' X +L 'Sf O . xhove l. lt l11llSl he spring to he at school so early. ff -Z. l.ook out little missf 3. Royalty takes a peek at the camera. l.orraine l3alager.f4. liorwardf Chargeff6. Good old Homecoming with l'ep Club members, 7. .lean .lohnson and Katherine lVleGuiness. 8. Our friend. Assistant Principal Knudson. 0. liive luttire seniors Vera Mae Darr, Suzanne Barstow, Marv Hommel, Marv Jean Barrett, and Shirley fkrnistrong. V ltl, Dirk. YUll'I'L' not really studying? ll. The Austin Daily llerald golf team. ll. 'lihree dazzling ma biorettes. Alice Cigannakouri. Marjorie Hoiits, Blanche Kirkpatrick. and Drum Major Darvl Mcliinney. IF. llmoh Scholl, Kenneth Dahlgren with Thanksgiving boxes- l-l. Dan liaibel. l.uverne Pike all dressed up and no place to go. Here and There f 4 I 1, Q Q51 0 Alwoyt--nfl. Grcctings, Mr. Hardyfml. XVatch your stcpand clon't stick yourself. 3. Vcra Mac. how clo you got .lI'UlII'ltl? 4. Could this be agriculture?--5. Oh, but that sun is bright? 6. Thu mcn ol' thc hour. Xxrtlyllt' .mtl Monrot' Slcvcns, Neil Dotzcnrod. and Russell Stcvcnsf--7. Two rcal pals, f8. 'llhcsc tlirct' littlt- latlicw will mnlxc nict' sc.m1strcsscs.A-H9. Ear muflsfit must he cold.--l0. XVc'll scc yotl in soci.1lscicnt't'. Mr. XVit'l1ofl'.fff ll. The distinguished Prcsidcnt. Tommy Clarcsonf -l2. XVhat can hc so intcrcsting, hoysx' ll. Xyt' woutlcr il' Utlnnc Stover trusts Elmer Dcick.--l4. Well. if it isn't Dorothy Hovcy. Betty Gnsltill, .ml Cmylc ltcuton, I5. Uon't look too hard. Clydc.fl6. Miss Shirlcy Potter--W Autlrcy. thc cycs lmyc it. I7. 'l'hc gay onlookers of Hcld day.-f -l8. Mr. Spcrati in full drcss.---l9. Fivc happy mcmhcrs ol gootl oltl A ll 9 With Qur Friends . .n. In Daily School Activities O lil-lmx l. l,lllllIlQl lw.1rl .xml Nkllll into llwlr pracllcc. l. llolwlwx' Slnrlx .mel fil3L'k'l'lL'J1lL'I' link llarlclulsl larry llw lil Y lW.IIlIlL'I' Ill ilu' llUl1lCCUI1llIlj1 p.u'.ulc. 3. Clvm 'licnclicx' Miss llk'll1 xmlcliing lwlll ll.1v .wllvilivs with Slmlvv !XIlllNll'Oll51 .mil Anna lXl.11'ic Cllmwn vriluyirig ll1k'lT1SL'lVL'S. -l. l,7I'I'i linlal Nclsmn .mil lXl.ll'l.H1 Olson. 3. ll.lX'lI1Q .1 glnml llllli' .ll ilu' lilvnclm .xml Spanishlnmqm-1. fl, lrls lillcl, .1 Scnllncl wlunmnisl. vnjwylng Ilw NllllNlllllk'. -. IIN .l lnugli Ilglil. lwvw. X. Dun l,cx'v .illcr l.ll7UI'lllg1 in .mum liiuclnmlus. V. Mr. Ciusmlwn cllllws lln' UlllklUUI'N. lou. Ill, lnolx mul. llogcr. ilk Nlnrfluis lln' iXl.ll.1lCl.1l1, ll. l.1l7unn.1 ll.mwn .mal llllmllux' Yom .IIT Jmllxcil. ll. lymlw Smrlx. Bill Nlclicnrm. l..lX'Cl'l1k' XVolcol Nl.lI'llI'lg gqwll k'.1l'lX'. ll. XV.1lv1'lnu will lu- in ilu' dog lmousc .lccolxllng lo Nancy Cllllam, lfliz.llwlllCi1'lQc. .mal Norm.1 Amlrus. 5 .sn Q ,I ...im .- M- 'N i Q l Enjoying School Life 0 llwlow l. Gloria Clrinncn givcs that pcrsonality smile to somconc. 2. loo had, girls. it's all in a lilictinic lr. 'llhc lfulurc liarmcrs' float. -l. llcprcscnling thc law. Raymond llcsch. Don Knutson, and Holi Anlwr. 5. Arthur Nclson, llogcr Miller, Marcclla St. Pctcr. Cirncvicvc Shccdy, Norton Gilman discuss Auslinian plans li. The Klang gots togvthur at Nancy Ciillam's.f -7. 'llhomas Dunlap. Rohcrt lfriclxson taking welding scri ouslv. 8. Ricliard l.aut'lc, onc ol' thc mcmburs ol' tht' advcrtising stall. 0. Tho snow dot'sn't hothcr lfsthc llovtl, Sylvia llall. and Marie llall. lil. ln nicniory ol' a swcll girl and a wondvrful pal. l'mcvt'rli' l'mlanchard ll. lirancis lfarnsworth and l.co Sidt-ras, drcsscd up for thc paradc. ll, Hurry upfw 'I'hat's what l.a Vonnc XVard says. ll. lfilccn Ashlcy and her tromhonc. l-l. Chunk, what arc you doing up tlwrcq' I5 On sliiplwoard at thc Prom. f gf x ff I . tltx -fl. . l X u ' .t .gf 'K I v-vw' ' W IT P rrr' 'rrrf as 0 .Xlwovu l. llov: llml Knutson lwovc.ml1rc.1k through ilu' linvf l. l.ook Dl'L'llY. girly 3. A pvlnlv lllllv rmsx, llorollmv l7ol7cm'oll. -l. A swvvl pose lull l5vlorvs l cupcr thinks lluc sun is loo lwrlglml, 5. Cldllyl you xmilc .1 lvl' fu, llvorgc l'wckcr, .lov Mall. l.oynlu .lcnscn. thc llwcv 11111skc1cv1'w. 7. Slmirlvv Smwlcr. Slmillvy Nlinxon. liailmlucn l'v.1l'kc1'. l5.lrlcnv lllclmrclson JI'k'Ilyl C.'lIT1L'I'.'l xlmv. 8. .lust .1 llmlrill. ll. 'Iklw smlllvuml on lookcrw ol llx'lQl nl.1x'. lll. Xk'l1x' llw lwig grm. .llI11I'llY., ll. NVQ' know lllN .lunc l7olk. ll. llrllo lvovs. vw N ilk' XYn'.lllk'I.l ll. A loursomv .Iml lllcv alon'l look loo lmppv. l-l. l3on'l look xo lmxlmllll. I5, lloxom llxvnflx. liunmwlm ll.1l1.1gun .lml Don Hulnkcr, lb. lli. lookvf Xk'on'l vou lwux' .x l5.llM'l'l lf. Arrl llmx. llclc lln- Svnlmvl .mls .Irv wt in lvpv Days That We Treasure Q 1 1 J ft' gk: 3 x li P, . -., li. -W'N'N-. 0 Alwovc l. Ahoy snilorsf The girls who scrvi-il at thc junior-scnior b,mqucl.- -Z. Norma and llazul must lmvi' wmv hippy thought, 3. Don'l frowil, girls, you'll all got in thc picturu. -l. l'mill Suclm :mil XX .ill.1cv XVilli.imson xi-Qin lo cuqioy llmisclvcs. 5. 'lihc honoralwlc loam m.1n.1gcrs, Jimmy Rogvrs .mil Ralph linll. fi. C..uiiul son, you'll gcl your llicc wasliccl. 7. Thc Accordion macslro. Uorn Saylcs. 8. l..irry S.ill1rv .mil liiw lwoolxs. ll. Uon V.mDcnoVur and l.co Sidcrns posing. Ill. 'ljhusc luclxy girls lmving thi-ir pirlurcs Lllwii. ll, Don .mil lily. lmvc ln-r .ilomx ll. TAlw your pick. boys. llic girls .irc liorothy llnfliici' .mil Nlaxim lXlr1cli.ici-li. ll. llull with .ill your might, boys. l-l. llurry, lilllc laily. or you will ln' lair, I5. Norma l5.1rlxur .incl May Yarwood, the gold ilusl twins. ---lb. lirosly docs lliinlx ilk lunny, Caught by the Camera gi wt... ,Wt . As We See Our Friends I l'vt-low l, Mi: Ciollwrg intcrcstctl in tlic gains. Z. lintliryn Cilarlx won't cvur grow tip. 3. A liricmlsliip is blossoming, lim l..1ttin .tml Puctty l'mi'itlgm.m. -ln liloytl lhltoxx .tml llnroltl Sflit1ni.it'lici' iritcrcxtt-tl in tlit- tlvtcctivc IN.lfQ.lYll'lC. 5. Anotlmcr llomt-coming flontff -tu. Ciixicu lXlorg.in scts out on .tn cxputlition. 7, Holi liocclx scuiiix to lit' ciitvrminctl lw l..iri'y Satlirc. 8. Don Zalwl with J lull lim. 9. lDcturmim'tl to 'l'i'.1i1i plc tlic 'l'roj.inw. IO, 'lilicw l:lllllI'C linrmcrs know tliuir mt-nt. lliplmral flrctt. Dorn S.iylt's, Cicor'gc l.illit', llayiiioiitl Snlcs, .l.in1cs 'l'.tylor, ll. Nlost's Stcvcns oil' loi' .1 touchdown. ll. 'lilac ncwly oi'g.inizvtl citll1M'I'.l Cfltilx ll. llt-'s sitting on top ol' tlit- world. ll XX'lmt lvook is tliis, .limmit-? I5. Don llorn is st-riotw, lli, Ntuil l5t1l'ty. .lolm Crist in tht' p.ti'.ulc. l7. Yvonnc lXlcAnn.my .tml tlic float, I8. .lc.innt' 5 Mix .tml Um' l .iul. l3on'l worry, it won't liclp. 3f?J. lt QX Ma I --.1 W. -- ,Ll K, fk Y gy Qkgtw -of 1 i i 73, QD.: 2, X J . . 'Ms 5 gg -10' F W: . ,. QW ,auf Q7 'E wil Wi fart 0 4 5 we 1 I xv gl. Q? . Ajourney to Our Classes Q Youth, as he drinks from the cup of knowlf edge, experiences classroom activities that parallel the occupations of the world. The new school addition will provide ample room for the develop' ment of all his interests. Science, home making, art, music, and industry oifer opportunities for moulding his personality and building his character. In the classroom Youth is taught the essentials in preparation for future citizenship. Upon graduaf tion, Austin High School students will take their rightful place in the community with practical knowledge and an enriched cultural background. m mercial studies preparatory O Gaining experience in secretarial work and co to positions in business has an appeal to many students of Austin High machinery with speed and accurf School. They learn how to operate oflice tometer, and typing are some of the acy. Shorthand, bookkeeping, comp subjects invaluable to office efliciency. The high school graduate completing ared for a career in the business world. these courses satisfactorily is prep 4 wq..,. Preparing For The Business World Almt'efMarjorie XVangen is pictured at the eomptometer which is a machine for adding. multiplying, subtracting, and dividing. 'lop right 'Mildred Reinhart is at the dietaphone while Kemma .lerdet ' r ' P tl is at the desk in the backf ' is at work .it the mimeograph. Dtlorts at ground. Venter' right -.lane Dalen and l.aVonne Johnson are typing budgets. e bookkeeping class are shown balancing Bottom riylzl' -Students of th debits and credits. Those pictured from left to right are: Marian Selix, clfarland, Jean Studebaker, Marian Roseth lflorence Thomas, Ruth M , lson, and Dorothy I.ewis. Kenneth l.aufle, l.illian Thorpe, Kenneth O may 'Vf mn ,KN -Q M 5' W '-'Qs ,gift K. Solving Problems O In our high school the elective courses ofliered in mathematics are algebra. plane geometry. advanced algehra, solid geometry, and trig- onometry. llere we see James Vwfilson dem- onstrating to a group of plane geometry students how to find the area ol' a rectangle hy dividing onefhall' the hase times the alti' tude. ln geometry one studies the cer- tain kinds ol' figures which exist in the works ol' nature and in the constructions ol' man, 'lihis sub- -ject is taught not only lor knowlf edge, hut for enabling boys and girls to express their thoughts acf curately and to reason correctly. 'l'he Dgures in geometry are all drawn with the ruler and compass. The Native Tongue 0 Learning the fundamentals ol' the llnglish language through the study ol grammar, is a primary purpose oi' the lfnglish courses. Correct usage in speak' ing and writing as well as a cultural appreciation ol' the literature ol' the ages are an important feature ol' class' room activity. ln the picture to the left, Neil Dotzenf rod is showing important literary ma- terial to an lfnglish class. 'llhose pic- tured are listher Boyd, Richard Arett. and Chester Adams. f .QA --,'- t W. i' 'ww is .W 66 The Pages of Time 0 Richard Snell, .leanne Vifeseman. l.af Vonne XVard, and Orpha Mae Mc- lfarland are shown at the right read- ing the flimerican Observer in social science class, Reading timely happenf ings prepares us so that we can better take an active part in our government as intelligent, useful citizens. Social science deals with problems of lederal, stale, and local government, Other topics studied in these classes are: transportation. insurance, buying and selling products, the home, and the family. 67 Studying History 0 History is philosophy leaching by example. lts two eyes are geo graphy and chronology, Vwlith that thought in mind, map discussion is an integral part ol any course in history. Of course, there are other important things studied in the history class room besides maps. 'lihere are discus sions, oral and written reports, and tests. Here we see l.ewis Anderson point- ing to the map ol' llngland while Beverlee Vwlebber. Alex Miller, and Betty .lo Vvleseman look on. ln history the problems ol' our forefathers are brought vividly before us. and in this way should help youth. who will become the future leaders ol' America, in solve ing their problems of universal importance. 3 if a 9 D , iw E k Huw - Wvvnm. -- A.sA,,,,, V 1 L . 'sb Q. Wx ' , N Q :NS Q D six 'I gf N5-gf? six f 0 l.atin. French. and Spanish are of interest to a large number ol' students on their journey through high school. 'lihcsc languages lurnish excellent train ing for understanding lfnglish and in preparation for college. ln thc picture below, a l.atin Class is interested in Old Italia. 'lihc Hrst year thc work is primarily grammar. The second ycar's study consists ol' transla liott, lhc picture at the lower loft is a typical lircnch class in its study ol vocahu larv and grammar. Translation of novels. plays, and short stories is the work ol the advanfcd lircnch students. Pictured in the lower right is a Spanish class, The students learn to speak, read. and write the languagt Knowing Qther People Through Languages w l Cf Interest To All Of Us O Peace and quietness prevail in the high school library as shown by the pic- ture at the top of the page. The library is a popular place of study. Partftime apprenticeship trains youth for employment. Attending school and working at a job in a local place of business is the daily routine activity of these students, some of whom are pictured in the lower left. ln the lower right is a typical safety patrol scene with Wayne Stevens on duty. Safety education consists of a ninth grade course for two weeks, the work of the bicycle patrol, and the safety patrol. They Are A Busy Group I One of the busiest places is the journalism classroom. Here young jour, nalists learn tbe secret of writing for publication. ln tbe upper right is pic- tured Viola Hoffman, Franklin Baier. Alice Mae Ankeny. Frederick Coleman. and Marcella St. Peter. The primary purpose of tbe Lost and Found department is to assist students in regaining their lost articles. lt also acts as an information bureau. Pictured in tbe lower right are: Eunice vv7t'lS, lilna Jacobsen, Gladys Youngdalil, Mary Catherine Soper, Betty A. Nelson, Muriel Hunter. Phyllis Anderson. Ma- verette Barrick. Jeannette Smith is at tbe desk. Service To Qtbers 71 'W 'of' fl 4 1 f I 4 U . .v, . ,IA 111, Investigating Energy, Matter, And Life O Typical of the study of general science is the classroom scene at the lop of the page. Dean Olson. a ninth grade student, is performing an experiment in the study of the municipal water system. Astronomy, air, water, matter, energy, heat, electricity, sound, light, alcohol, and sewage disposal are some of the topics oli discussion in the class. Circulation in the human body proves interesting to biology students as shown in the lower picture. Genevieve Austin, by means ol' a chart, is explaining the flow of blood from the heart to the veins. Through the study of biology the students become familiar with the plant and animal kingdoms. Discovering Truths About Science I A classroom demonstration for producing chlorine gas in chemistry class is in progress in the upper picture. The students giving the demonstration are: Mary .lean Barrett, Robert Hill, David Christensen, and Norma lilmer. 'lihe study ol' chemistry deals with matter and the changes it may undergo. Scientists of tomorrowl Physics presents an interesting as well as practical knowledge of heat. motion, sound, electricity, and also the physical changes in matter. llxperimenting with electricity in the lower picture are: Allen lioster, Betty Hanson, Beverlee Vfebber, Betty .lo Wtrsenian, Clayton Ciute, and Rayburn Ruble. 0 Boys taking auto mechanics find themselves able to repair automobiles and care for cars. lhey learn from the actual experience of repairing cars as seen in the picture below with Don Peterson, Thomas Dunlap, Don VanDen' over. lily Yarwood, Paul Sathre, and Dale Johnson at work in the shop, ln the lower picture among those at work in the general metals class are: lired- erick Cfolenitin, Arthur llemphill. George Becker, and Herbert Johnson. Stuf dents in this class learn sheet metal. drafting, steel turning, Oxy-acetylene, and electric welding, Trained Hands Do Useful Jobs ,,,W,.,, wr... f-I -mail 1 l ls ww- ' -2 5-4 i X dj A cggg V, ,is H at 1 . H., 5 -'le'frlQ-f , v.. .K .. mcg Nwifi ,X t, N' L.....l I- UA Q44 ut. 0 'I'hc hoys as Shown in thc top picturc .tic working .tt thc composing tahlus and typc cascs, doing thc school printing, Vifoodworkinv classcs construct ccdar chcsts and othcr t 'ws ol' lttrnilttrt'. lit' iw gunning students Iuarn how to usc and lt'c.1l .uivmiccti Imnd tool work. 'I hc ccntcr picturc is A typical group ol' this class. Thc lowfsr picturc shows an .ircliitccttlml class. Boys Icarn to sc.1lc copics of house and floor plans. T0day's Lez1rnersfffT0morr0W's Experts .0 4 up in 'J frsifgx A V 4 1 8 QQ' '- Z 'Q . will - ff- 5-.,...s 'l Q.-'gk rm J 4,40 H. f ,- limi 0 Vslilling worlwrs in llic almvc piclurcs prupsrc thc food liar stuclcnls .md faculty mcmlwrs who Gnd il diflicull lo go homu for lunch or lor tliosc who livc in rural Arms, Al' the Abovc loft .irc liunicu Umlcrlaml and Virginia Ol- son lvullcring buns prcpnralory to scrving. Al llw Almvc right is Mary Meyer watching llic food cook and corrccling thc flamc oi' llic gas rmigc. 'llmc luwcr picture shows tln' noon lwur scrving in thc cafulcria, 'liliu .ivurngc numlwr svrvccl cacli day is .ipproximalcly scvunlyfivu or mic liumlrcd, Mziking School Life Pleasant For Us Md' 'se 'C' any AK 1 J ,ff sit' +' 'Q fb- W WK The Domestic ArtsfffFuture Home Mzikers 0 l.u.irn1ng to scw and cook and iimimgc A honiu arc popular courscs lor thc high school girl. ln thu picluru hclow thc girls who .irc plnnning .1 lwr'c.iklnsI, which is .1 ycarly prokicct. .irc Mary .lanc XV.1lson. Dorothy Osmonson. .incl Vcrnn Jackson. Making onu's own drcss is .in aclmicvcincnl ol girls cnrollccl in scwing. Al lhc inachinc is lkluricl Conklin whilc llmcllv l5.irncck is Assisting Virginia l'mr.inl, ln thc lowcr picturc llunicc Umicrlnnd and l.ois Ullcy .irc dcinonxlraling ucononiy in food prcparation lo thc homu nmimgcincnt clmss. Wholesome Sport 0 Rose Ciodlredson and Cileone Vwlan ous are showing their class their ahility in exercising. 'l'he girls in all the physi' cal education classes are trained to he mentally alert, physically strong, and emotionally well halanced. The work consists ol' lundamental skills, rhythm, sports, and swimming. The objective in swimming is not to develop cham- pions but to teach every girl how to handle hersell' safely in the water. Good Fellowship 0 Here we see a hoys' physical education class happily engaged in all types ol' healthliul exercise. ln addition to regu' lar gym classes, boys take part in loot hall. basketball. swimming, wrestling. boxing, tumhling, track. tennis. golli. kittenhall, touchhall, soccer hall, hase ball, and speedhall. 'lihe objective ol' the physical education course is to lwuilcl a strong hody and to enjoy doing it at the same time. For Healthls Sake 0 Pictured to the left is Miss Gladys Cjhalherg, school nurse, getting the cor rect weight ol' school children which is a part of the physical examination ol each child. Dental. vision, and audio' meter or hearing tests are also features of the health program. The school nurses make routine visits to each school every morning. They also make home calls after a child has been absent three days. 76? Ss tt, X Masks Y tm- sc X ,'- ,-- ' 'I ' 'Rt' r' .' I tzffris ff r- ' X -. 't W. iii W wfrr- ta' f-.rm in K Q , 'Agile' It H I N R Q, ,gym at f' A' 'exam' ' 'N 1' N,-at i ,i .....L1 UAV Ha' ut' MEAN H' x ' ' N4 g NIU w.,AnJ nu vt. RHAHXIU cc 11 Learning To Do ffff Doing To Learn I .ludging of sheep as shown in the upper picture is a practical progiect ol laoys in the agricultural department. l.earning the principles ol' livestock man agement, diagnosis of disease and methods of control, livestock selection and breeding, are features of the advanced agriculture classes. ln the lower picture we see Donald Bunge discussing to his agricultural class suitable rations for livestock. 'lihe principles of crop and animal production. farm prices. and marketing are also important phases of study in this depart- ment. gqfgzwvsmwmmw , 1 X T. M4 ifligw,-15fQ K V A Journey After Hours Q Youth in Austin High School are fortunate in having such an interesting array of extrafcurricular activities from which to choose. Each boy and girl in his journey through his high school career may select those activities for which he is best suited. Youth learns through his contact with others the value of friendship and cooperation. Clubs and organizations, closely related to classroom activity, enliven the interest and enthusiasm. Youth experif ences relations in his extrafcurricular activities which prepare him to meet world problems of future citizenship. as A Austinian Staff Rott' one laorolhv Swolmt!.t. lirauliliit lliaier. Maxine lNlachi'tek. linger Nil lvr, lirrilrritlx ioleltlall, Norton lull man, lvelvu Naatf. lxeitttetlt ltahl gren. Rott' Iwo Marian l'eltkav.t, Rowella littllitkwn, llrlen llelermti, lilotelttc Stephens, tilatlvs Liarhixth. Delores l'anl. llalel ialtill. hhitlev Potter, Yvonne lK'li.'Xttnanv, Bette Rowttluotk. Rott' lhtre Mai' Yarwootl, Anita fa bel, liratttex lattlxrr. l'hvllix lierxtail, Iurille Rubel, Kcmnta Ji-rtlet, Mvtl llrvilt, Mariurte lloltn ,fn rn Recording Memories G 0 To pttblish a yearbook which is complete with the pictorial and editorial record ol' the high school and all its activities has been the aim ol' the N140 Austinian staff. Approximately ulty seniors enrolled in jour- nalism as well as other English classes com- posed the stalf. The editorial group had charge ol' planning the Austinian, the taking of pic- tttres, writing copy, and proof-reading galley prools, The business group has been in charge of circulation, the subscription campaign, ad- llott' one .loan fuller. Rtthattl lattllv. .-Hitt' Mae .-Xiikettv, Arthur Nels-nt, iietievieve Slut-etlv. laurel llamtlton, Marian ljuam. Stanley Kapvuit Rott' lilo Carol lleuitt. Yu-la II.-tl matt. Lilen Xlarie Nloryan, livltv Nel sen. .lean Johnwxt, laX'oitite XK'at-l, Marion iii-arns, .lohn l'1oudhttx, llttto thx' llalluer, Hott' lhl t't' lit-thcl Uniden. ltix ltlcl, 4 it Utpha Mtliarlantl, Marian l5otlge. Ruth firaltani lorraittr lbalagvr. Nat loric Xkftitgrtv M.tt5Latet IM-rests-vitt Marrella St Peter Qur High School Journey vertising sales, and the proper budgeting of the book. Staff members and the editorial and business adviser, Miss Rachel D. Gardner, have tried to make the Austinian as enjoyable as possible. llmphasizing Youths Journey, they have tried to maintain a unifying idea consistent with the interests of the students. All-American and Medalist honor ratings have been the honor awards of the yearbook. The staff this year has endeavored to maintain this high rating. Personalities 04 The Pressffff ournalists 0 'l'o encourage scholarship, stimulate sports- manship. and develop friendship. 'lihis is the policy ol' the the stall' members ol' lhe Aus- tin Sentinel in the publication of this bi- weekly newspaper. Maintaining as high a standard as possible. the Sentinel has had numerous high honor ratings since the hrst publication in November, l0Z5. among them being All-American and Medalist. Vditli .1 changed format to a seven-column news' paper and a new headline schedule this year. the Sentinel tends to the trend oi' modern school newspapers. Sentinel Stuff Being a member ol' Quill and Scroll, the in ternational honor society lor high school .jour- nalists, is the desire ol' every journalist. 'lo become a member a student must be in the upper one-third oi' his class scholastieally. llis printed material is submitted to Northwestern University with the recommendation ol' the adviser. lhe olhcers this year werei Robert Scholl, president: Norton Ciilman, vice president: l.or raine Dalager. secretary-treasurer. Miss Rachel D. Ciardner is the adviser. l 4 , - It i'.i iv- luis ltlel lloiollvx Nxiolmila, tieiieiieii Nlvti-.li N tonne Xli Xilivalvv, l'il iiiis l'inl lollalue llilag-'i l'l1x'l lis li-isiiil Xliiioii. XY,iiigen limi I.. Norton lnlmin lieilelttlc toleman liltlmiil laulle. lkelliel Url -len lloiiil Nllllel Xlax N llxtootl. liaukliu llliit Xliitelli Nt l'elvt. it..n..ni iiiiliyi. ii xini.. ,mi-.wi Xitlvui Xtlson lan'--' llautiltou, XX'viii- home l t llwie li ivsi' il.: Kitlllttl twiv It lilo: .sine siiryiinic ii.-ini lui.-.y.-ii, inn., liostnliioik, lilwi Xloviiau, Yiola ll-tlmin Xliiiin l'-nkixi llizel li bill Vi.. Xli. Xnk.:ix Xl,ni,:nljii.iin uill And Scroll lite. llolnii Nth-ll Xoiion lnl min Xliiyoii. XX'uiieiii louiiint l'ilii:ii lhiii In 1- X ii-li llotlman, Xlaiiin Qilaivl Nlaiitlli Nt l't-.ei Mix Naiwi-oil. lliltzv llttison list, i , ltt,,.,xiixi.i x.iiii.,x.-:Wit Clean Living, Clean Thinking, And Scholarship 0 lo crtuitc. mninttiin. and cxtcnd througlmf Ciartncy and Mr. .lolmcl Clolbcrg. Om llll Mlwol 'md mmlmmlly hlgh S-um USS lhc mcctmgs arc cltscusstonal, rccrcntlonal, or 'C' I'.'Il.l1 'l1.1rA'l 'r is tht utmost' ol thc Hlf . . ,, . ill 'll lx' I L- Lf I ill 4 l I I social tn nnturc. lhc club bcltcvcs that lim' Y. 'llmc ilntlorm ts c can tvmsl, C can spccc 1, , , . . . . l . . ' . Christian living is rt-cl-bloodcd and manly. cltxm sclmolarslmlp. cltnm Athletics, and contagi- ous Cflmristittn clmractcr. 'llhc club trics to group together, both in tor' Omwlx Ot- lm Ilirw' WCW: Donald M. Amin- mal and informal ways, thc boys who subf son, prcsitlcntg Cllmrlcs Winri. vicc prcsitlcnt: Sffllw W llw idwls Ul' filtfividn Wflflllnil- 'HWY John IH-lgyggyn. gr-Qu-mryg Riqlmrd Hgrrquigt, tht-n locatt' areas of st-rvicc to thc school and trt'.1st1rcr. 'llmc .itlviscrs arc Mr. Scdoris Mcf community. ltll' l'll ll'lil Hott tw- liitlmnl lt--lion, Xlvxn Rulwl, Hmm llvnrl. lhvnl I olrv. liltlmtrl lt's.ur, llonnl-l llntlnvr. mm XX'vllvtms trltun lIu.tmollwn I+-it mt Xttxot K ttlntllttltt. lot Nmulv, tlmtltw Xlltn. tlmtfvs l.ulntu. Iloxtl Xl.Xli.lut.l Xt-:mm lltvtllm lttls Lwxuv Nluuxt tlutst,-vu Hint Jlwtf lM,un llwlltlsotv, ll-uv Nltllrz llogtv Mil lu-v XXtl':nm 1 vvtwu litmus lqrnsxxovtlv ltmts '.'x'tlwn tutlts Xttxmgq lhsnl llrumrus Hott I-tm lolm Mill.: lloliml ttlt.-vw Xxvvllvxvxv Nnplvtus lx--untill l mill' lrovtwvtl ll.ts.x XYvllu,tm Xl --tw n.tu, lioluvt lomvmu I 11,351 lolmsou Ulu-v Xml-x XX'nll,wvtl l'ttl.lru lUXX'l ll l'll lkllll lf-tu frm Stsnltx lloxmutl, XX'tllt,um Nu-lm, l mm Xkitt-us, llmrl Nrumslnlt, llvttlvs XX'mu .ltvlmu l't'lttst-nv, Ilnxl Xltlxmutx, llttlml-l llstltqtnsl, lkuvtl t lmtvsthmson. llnutl XX'tnn lion lu'-r tlnvuvx NYllll.tmx .Xin--lil , , , . lttusl ttl lxttluutl unix, IM-vtltl I wx v. lvovtmtl XX.-wml.-it 'Xlttu :vu ll.mum, 'Xt-.tl ltultx, Nlwltlou lljuson l mit-l llvvmllon ll.-twirl Mlvmutlt, li-tlnut Mvllvtl. llfwt llwtt It-+I-utlt it-nst-u .Lvmts lullu, llom Ntxlts, Roluvl Xulwx lltvlwnt l lmwu lmvwvtrtlv 1 wvptutvl Xlwtlvu N.-llvus XX'ull1mt Xl. lit-nam. l.uvx' Ntllnr. .lolm trust llouvl.l livutst-it lt'tt.t' low llttluvtl l'.t.1-,ou llol-uit ho-wk. lim: lhlvlturu Yovtun Itnlmmt lumix tl ttvstm ow, rt. to , , ,. , l Xul lllrt Xvlt n lxttlmml lhtutlttt, lmxootl lloskuus. kit-tngt' lui-tlt-ll XXtllt.mm llvnnt-tt llvron llntw. llvtwtwr .'l.tl,um Friendship And High deals 0 liriendliness among the girls is an important part of the program of the Junior and Senior High School Friendship Clubs. Ofhcers ot' the Senior High lnner Circle were: Pmeverlee Xvebber, president: Nancy Gillam. vice president: Shirley Armstrong. treasurer. Miss Helen M. Boddy is the adviser. Among their projects were: attending the Southern Minnesota Girls' Conference at Owa- tonna: the W. P. A. twomen pay alll Vkleek: a party in the gymnasium: an assembly skit for registration: and the MothersDaughter ban quet. Oflicers oi' the Junior lligh lnner Circle were: Hkjordis Vvleseman, president: Jeanne Barstow, vice president: Shirley Nicholsen, secretary: Elaine Alderson. treasurer. Miss Vx'illa M. Church and Miss Katharine Meier are the ad- visers. One hundred and thirty-eight members belonged to the club. 'llhey also took part in the Mother-Daughter banquet. I... , x 'IUI' l'l4 lL'RI xt't1Ji'tl NJHA' Qnllam llctell-'t' Xviltltii Xuivna llilttl Nfiwtliml Ili kiisklll llwali-ll: itil Ruth lit-lwiixit-in, Shirley Aiiimitnig. lk.-tiv lkmwzi, .lean lint IUXVIR l'lt'lL'lU wilful llaliii' Xltleumi .li'.inlti' lluisltvxt llittitiix XY.wizv,w Nliiiltx Xitlyiil-,tn N I ilirwf llellt' llauwu, .lt:.miI.t Neuiiiaii, Ruth .liwlziisim lltvnna lhtultt, .ltxtuit-tit Xwltvwn Xiiditu Intl'-ntiiin .ltidiix liitkttm. French Club Bennett. lfwtt' flue- lei' N V l'1.lllv.ii.l Sllllvlwt' Kenexan, .lean .lnhnwn Spanish Club Hint . . l'.ili ltmn l'n'iullwils. 'Xlnulitnig Rini lien It-.nine henmn l'egy1V lxatliivil llunlap lhqggy tori. liitlmitl 1 mu 5. L ' Latin Club Inman.: l'.nxlex' llonnie llnlin Rnsenhnx' Sieneeu. 0 'lihe lirench Club has had an interesting year of activities including a .joint banquet with the Spanish Club. Officers ofthe French Club were: Barbara Stubbee, president: Shirley Jensen. vice president: Jean Lilygren, secretaryftreasurer: Betty Brown, reporter. Miss llenriette l.ihoz is the adviser. Uflieers oi' the Spanish Club were: Florence Rayman, president: Suzanne Barstow. vice presi- dent: .lean Bondhus. secretaryftreasurer: Patricia Pugh. reporter. Miss l.iboZ is the adviser. Ollicers ol the Roman Classical Club were: Ann l.ouise Adams. president: Marjorie Nelson, viee president: Carmen Darr. secretary: Walter Nordin, treasurer: Miss Helen Cory. adviser. Ron five. ltnunne tniivmaltlx, Marv 'vin tr. lean lilxgien. lleitv I'tliwwn. bhulrx Jensen. Xlalimir .Xntlelwn. B.xll'.u.l Xltlen. Slanlex llowanl. limi' lu'-1 ions! inte .Xntlelww lialhlvn llailx. le.vnn.' Wewiiiali, llutnul llivxlxltvx, XYilli.uni iwlvelg. Xnim Marie iiliasml . Mau ii.,.,.m.si. xi...,a..-.... ati.: Pugh. llmente R.uxm.lu. Suzanne lkiiwu xv Shulex XX'esei1i.ln. laonna lou Step l'i.nie. l',1ul lilmlmll. Mai! lftut' Jiri.. B.iilv.u.i Stnlvliee. laurel llaunlliov Ron .wt XX'llli.im Xltmimiv. .Nun louise .Ml.uvnx. Niuina Rolwinwn. liulmnl llavvx. Basil lieiin ers. lun Ihniigln-uv Helix' ll-vweix, Rui l lrlwilslrlli, .lanies XVilxun Ron tum M.lii.in llanitllel, llelen .lnlimmi .lxnite Sharie, Rmella iinlliikson, Helen lxltnne, lun! Nnliolsen. Uomilvv lluvev. Ihr 1 hu.: liisth l1lCllY lou luaitl, lutillr lvailillev Meier. NJ- Kai - e Ninn. in-nexn-ve .Xu xl in. il ix lnlin 1 Xkiltel Nm-lin liitlmrtl l.islvni.in. lohn bill lix in I.uXon Maihitsen, .ltxinnelie linlule llfw' I-vm louise Xliileumv, Slevin: lhann lltlen Sn .illtllulgi l ewlx l ppel. l Iilalvelly XX'iltleu. .Inne linln-ue, lvtvnna l'eit-uwn. Klan pare! ilaxes llytmliw XYexeni.un. Nallx' Rav man Riu. ure l'rlei lwininrn. Rxtluanl lilveien li-tiv Yrt-ni.m. R--x .lensen Nlail-nie Nils--n, Helix Nlehn llinme lulle Nina Mae llvvlli liwue I'-ansinn, leaiim-lie .Xn-ieiwn. 8 .il K judging Team lion' om- Rxtlmu-l .Xvi'll. Orville Kuluiiil. .lolin lim, XX'illi.im lilr, Yral l7ullv. li-ia : in lloin Nixlu lxavnioiiil Savlex Future Farmers lx-wi' Um- IWonil.l Yeh.-ii limi-ll l'iiuvi-nies. .latk llolwiimiv. .l-'lin twist. Ritluavil .Xu-'tl. Xml llullv. Xlilliain lvle, klavmn li-giieil, lmin Sasliw. It ' ' -vu' lilo N-uui.iu Mlm-tk. Ralph Nnlule, Ui ulle liulsiuil Riiimm-l Savliw. Nlaiiin XK'.uh lin. R-ilu-it Kulygaie, linnaltl XX'ieg.inil Him' JMU- ll-vnalil llnnee. llarulil hlvainan, Klrit-'t iinigt.'..i...i. .l...mt lpwia.. tame.- l lliie, lalvln llvull, lun' Riulxwell. Rnlwxl lilrawn 'Crm' I-fur Kalxin lili llulanil Aliliitll. Rath .ml li-ini llinii lli.ipi'ln. Nluvin lXlrixlri, li--nlvn llans-in liim l'ellx', liluin Munn.: lian Naturalist Club ii i 1 li l. , ..n' '. lin .. ar' x. . . .i li ..,.'ix UU N. Ill UH' N t' . , .ITV -l'. .'l' . Hou ll'li'1' l'lixllis .Xmli-unix Sliillev Sayles, IR.-uv lhm.-yt, liine XX'illi.ims.-ii Klan' t.nli t . n . i . . - .ll .I -. 0 The -judging team placed first in the University Farm and New Prague Southern Minne sota livestock judging contests. They placed second in the national contest at Kansas City and third at Chicago. lVlr. W. G. Wiegand is the instructor. Oflicers of the liuture lfarmers ol America were: president, Richard Arett: vice president. Neal Dufty: secretary, .John Crist: treasurer. NVilliam l,yle: reporter, Robert Guy: adviser. Nlr. VJ. G. Vv'iegand. Some ol' the social events featured hy the Naturalist Club were a mixer and a Valentine party. Ofhcers were: president. Jane Brooks: vice president, Mary Jean Barrett: secretary- treasurer, Dorothy Rider: adviser. Miss Vklinilred Leonard. 97 Toward A Vision Gf Wisdom Through Service 0 'lhirtyfsix seniors were eligible for the Senf ior National Honor Society this year, Sixteen students ol' the ninth grade were admitted to the .lunior National Honor Society. lo be a member of these organizations requires that the student be in the upper onefthird of his class scholastically, and that he is recom- mended by a committee of the faculty on the basis ol' character. leadership, and service. The homerooms also were given an opportunity to make their choice of those worthy of memf bership. The induction ceremony took place at the jun- ior and senior high school assemblies. May 3. Principal l.. J. Gustafson presided. and a pro- gram consisting of talks by the students and musical selections was presented. Parents and friends attended the impressive assemblies, The Austin National Honor Society was orf ganized in l93l. ,...s.sq l'Ul' I'l4 lL'Rl Hint if Xluli-en Ilaselh isenivwa lei-let .Xntlrex Noll, .lone lull.-n Uuphi Xla- Xltlulantl lloveute lfixvuvn. Xlaitiav-'I llmxer H.-it lilo Ye.l l7ull'. Yann lvillaiu, Nleplieu Vfviglvl lloual-l lleduir, litth .nil llollriyue lmnuefh llilllgxcu lion lhltt .lean Max: lMx'rllee 'xYel'lvel. liolwrl .Xnltel. .loanue lllatl-t Kiltilis lm! i - v - - i lu-th. Iatintu 1 ani, Illini Nels.-n, .Rents llauwn. Xhlli. t e .. t im 'Xl lx uni It ut' four .loan Hon-Ilnxxl in-ini-e lit.-tl--ll. .lean loliusou, liouvltl Xinleistin. TXoiu1.i Ainluiis, lixion llarex, l.iY--une XV.nl Ri haul Art-tt, Ili-ltv .lu Xl.'esem.in Yi-:lon tulm tu, fXl,ttv,lv lxeivus lllxxlli l'll ll lil Hint' one .Xuleue Iett, livtlviltl ilvxs llouua l'.1ul-'t, llau llouglxertx, Xlvrim lliu-ller, liounl . , , ll-nm. .ltiune lnnsi xx, lhoma- llavt-son lwt Init Roln-it lxxms. linlmrtl lilvgren, llioitlis XXt-serum Xknteu Xoiilvu. Nalnx lxaiunin Iugene lxiikruviuitlt, l'hiIlis ll.ilIi i. .e. e e ug l inn It .Xutleison not in plttuvr A fl They Are Aspiring to Higher Things l XVliat is in order lor this meeting? This is the general question in all Senior High Cah- inet meetings every Vklednesday morning at llzlvll o'clock. 'lihe group is composed of a representaive lrom each homeroom. His or her duty is to hring to the meeting the ideas and problems lrom his homeroom lor discussion and solution. Ofhcers this year were: Clayton Ciute, president: Stephen Vvlright, vice presi- dent: Norma lllmer. secretary: Mrs. Blanche Black, faculty adviser. The Junior lligh Cfahinet has also accomplish ed mitch this year in exchanging ideas and making suggestions tor the hetterment ol' the .lunior lligh School. 'lihey have strived to put forth every efliort to accomplish the purpose ol the organization. Ofhcers were: president. Thomas Cflareson: vice president. Arlene liettz secretary, .lay Gildner: Miss llvelyn Sponherg. adviser. 'fr lilll' l'll llllll IC- .t 1 iv't llolwit Xulwi l'wttx liillswil Nltph-it Xyiiglit 'lation Knut- l.,iu livlinsiiu N-uni.: llui-'I Ntaulex' llountl. Ntviiimlu llrltllrt lt' trzt J.tii llitliild l'-ttiswu ixlt liuli-us l .v,i it lkiiziillitis tlviiht liliifu lioifti Xltllel. .Xttu louise ,Xtlanis tliestei Mia! Nliiiovt. llf-uts XVl,li.iin lftst lfiiit Hui Xlalliiivi l'--'iii-It Niiitx liil laui. lxtutittli lautlt. Nhirlet .Xiivistlwiiti laiix Nilliit -it-xtut .Yistiu Will-ui XXilw:i Xlt.. tniiiiilft-itii: l'itint tltut' liialtlce, lauitv li.tll-'uttue lllXVl li lllt lL'lll lion t ii't ll-vi-vllix llloil. llwlveit lxilglvi. tlilloitl K itvxx ei Ml-in lit! lli-wuts tlit sou .lit liiltluer. lloualtl Ni twtt ken, ,ltwte l'.iuiwu lfiiit' Citii XY.ixiie Mtllauiels. llimlu XY--tiuaii .Xintiltl liilmxoii. tiutn .1.-ii.. N.i.i.i.-ic.-ii, tml iwaiigiiivitt-. xiiteu- Int.-. i.it....i. iii-.ia Mm t...iy lst.. iw.. +..a,,i. twine., x'..,1.ii..i lliamll, llctlv l'.ig-. ,Xrlhur lulimaii ll.ii-l-l llegu-r, .Xutlitv lMYiti. ,Xutliev Nitin: llitvinas It-tint. Mints loiw, Student Patrol 1. -tiara.-. ii...-V., In ic.m.t..,., it., i-.-.t Ani.-1, :mi-.-,t .l..imt.,,,, xx'.ii..m. sua... Hoiurx :mi iii-Wi.: iimimt it nit., that-..,ii s.i,.,..ai. ,larm in-I.-.,..,. xxx.tii.- sm.-,.e ln...-N xx'.ii-mt, it.,i,.-.. xi.. live lmriil Winn .i . '1-w Rarnwml Ilesih, NMI lun-le XK',iin realm. iw.a...ia mit, i..,,.,.,a xx.-a...ii..i iw.-..,.i.1 K...at.,,., iw..,i..ia is.-.E Q KN - Hall Patrol I-'fm 'we l lair-in legiieil, luifene t amlwin kieial-I .lustiux XXilli.inl lane. llalr 4 .inilvrm lutwii- lolwal. lxelinetli lolvai lhlle Milli: Xli.e L..-.iuvi.ikniiii Xlair XY.uke tiulilr lone lull-vi IC it. ni., .l.'..,. i.iw.-H 1l..m.- :wut .. liirlui. Noliila lxillftpatinlt Rim' IM-1' l',1Iilua lhiglv, Youll.: Xlvtllliw. l i ' x'.,.mi.i xxiwi simi.-t in-ii.-, .lean I--Pinson imit....i may Hott Inu! ' lutllle liatlillei, l5.lll1.H.i httllvlvre, Uiyha Nlae Nltlallanil. 0 lmproving and solving safety problems has been the program of the high school Safety Patrol with Herbert Johnson chief. G. O. Tollerud was the adviser. 'lihe hall patrol has been most eflicient in making the students conscious ol' the importance ol orderly conduct. The boys have as captain, Cierald Justice: lieutenant, George Tracy: corf porals. Richard Stivers, Paul Nelson, Kenneth Tobar, Charles Schwartz. Miss Katharine lX'leier and Theodore Halvorsen are the advisers. lo promote good spirit and enthusiasm in the high school is the chief aim of the Pep Club. Uflicers were: lfrances Tucker, president: Barbara Stubbee, vice president: Dorothy Hovey. secretary treasurer: Miss Hildegarde llein, Miss Clara Peterson, advisers. limi filo lliix-'x XYUH, llvaiiex Ntllualtl lieiinixh Xxfultitlil. Lieoige liatv. ltoualtl ,Mig-'ll, l'.iul Xi-Ison, llulvert l all lfou' lluee llaxltl llxxen liolwil ,Xmlrlsoii lieoige liel-l, lugene llulls. I'-uxiletle .Xpold flilloitl .l..,,.s, Roll.-in xi.-.am Him' 'we l'Ix1.ilulh liiue. lktilx lip-rlxe. I-'la .Xilinx llmieike, Maxim' M.ull.iii'lx. l'i.lu w l5orothv ll.-ter, .ltiiniie lllatk, llellv Ni-lst-iz, fl 0 Accuracy. neatness, and emeiency are the aims of the Cfominercial Cflub. Oflieers were: Dixie Brown. president: l.orraine Dalager. viee president: Mildred lleinhart. secretary: Viol.i llollnian, treasurer: Miss Alice Dahl, adviser. ilihe .lim ol' the Senior Home lfeonomics Club is to make toniorrow's homemalxers lidllllllill' with home problems. Ofheers were: llelen Kjome. president: Cry Ann llioinpson. vice president: Cforrine Norman. secretaryhtreasurerz Miss Mary Wilstnii, adviser. 'l'he wee lassies ol' the junior high school are members of the Wluat Knot Club, 'lihe ofheers were: Virginia l'less. president: l.eon.1 Schumacher.secretaryrtreasurerz D.1flCI1Cl,.llllStHI1.lxfldl' eella liiek, councilmen: Miss Maude Vest, adviser. Commercial Club lf-vu' ow l.vRviii.- lllis lovmiiie lhlmigei Xlnim I--l-ii llifil lliivmiit-M lihllv Ro l-ein Nlnihx line Xl.ii..llv Xfiivlli-vii-ie: 1.-N.,-ni....' rout- lllunu. Mr,-iii .x.i.i,.i 'Noll lion :..k-i XltliwileXYv'i.1ilv N1,ni1.nei Anim, xi...,i..,.'i tm... lleltu liism,-t..i. milwi.-1 l'.-igyxioivu IW--1--llrx' Siiolwilq, Xlvlilletl Rein inn. non., x,..,,' tmui i..,,.t,i.,ii. llelin l'et-'ixon l'--v--tlii llillner Kim xl Nlniln lflunx lone lullen llixli l9ivv.i ll-'tix Nun lxvng Xiol.l llvllvnnu Xuigunm l'l.i..-R Xl.irx XYikeKul-l lielli Stalk llitlx' Nelwn liner Ninrlvx, llouui liitkson, u.-.ii...- xii-.unit lfivu lofi Xlxil llex-ll lliiwulilii' llmlxlit' Xl.iilin ll-ulei Xliigviel lluiklviiilv luilllr liulul knv-.xiixv Nlwiiili Xlvii Xlle Xulteux. IM vnu.. Xl-'xvr his l .lil ll-'lures l'.uul ll-.ulilti titw x What Knot Club Ron' im. IM-livhil ,Xniliiwn helix' lingi, Helen filuinivinin. .luiivvi-'lie tkgimtl, ll.u lent' lhitllson Yilginm l'l-ws, leoim Sihu mitlirl. llrl-iv Xllen lliililvi Xrlson, luis .liiimwii luis mite.-ii ffm' fi.-1 XX'nnrv..I lhio lmiiliiw. 1.-ll-'tie Nlviilix lhikuns llolothi Nlllelus lloxe Nluii' liotlti-wlxon Xl.liiell.u l lik l mx Klvluvlt, IM-rotlvi lhoiiu, .luiini lqxiiue, lillmn l'ttk, Xml--vie lhiulwn lm. iw.-, xiiii.-W wiitiiii, mni- lun-i min-i IM-v--:hi ll.-skins X'.-im .liikwu lk.-iii Vie. tu-il llvouil-win liiiilv lxieuk, luiille Xvitpwii lloiivtlix lxenwn. lhuonlvi Niinelt lion' lou: Holm.: ll.illm.in heiiv tlnmuilvi. Nlvulev Nelson lxeliu Nt.ilei, llelouis llill. lon lliitliiiirm lou Nlnul-trim Slvivlex' Xl.-l lim lmilxiru I4-ix-l helix llauun. l'.itxx liil Senior Home Economics Club If--it .un llilrn llwnilwoix, XYintl,l llxllxhull lion-ilu Nix--lm.l,1, louiiiui' lhinle, Yiiiiinui .l-wlwn. liiuine Xoiixmn llelen lxii-nie Ron' lzio Xlmleen lliwlh, Lumen Miller. Klux XX'.vk.-tnlil Yiiiginm l'i,itek. Nm-viii R.-umm .l.f,m Lim, Hu .Xvin llioinpwiv Muigiiei lhiesiii-in If-ru' llive. llifil XX'.ivuinw Yiieinii Nlillei. l'i.nl llellin-l livin' llullum fXoim.i lurk lmliitk, llolothi l umm Noun.: lXiulit'x, N voniie Xl. Xniiiiix' Hint lon: Yer.: Xl.ie ll.iil ll-'len llmelkfii-1 li li-win lluioxlvx Ntlniilui li-wi-liiive lxiolw llelin llinwn Xlite liiiiizvikoiivi, Xlxiielia Ni l'ei.-i. 0 lhc .lunior lligh Drama Club undcr thc dircction ol' Miss lfvclyn Sponf bcrg is composcd ol' pupils from thc scvcnth, eighth, and ninth gradcs. 'lihc olliccrs ol' thc club arc: prcsidcnt, Dan Doughcrty: vicc prcsidcnt, Dick l.ilyf grcn: sccrctary, Blanche Nashy: trcasurcr. Walter Nordin, This club has accomplishcd many things this ycar, including using thc rccording systcm. which proycd vcry bcncucial. Mcmbcrship in Dirk and Baublc is limited to scniors who havc carncd thc rc- quircd numbcr of points by participation in dramatic activitics. At thc bi- monthly mcctings thc club has studied thc history of drama, acting tcchniqucs. inalwfup. and current broadway plays. The officcrs this ycar arc: prcsidcnt. .lcan Guy: vicc prcsidcnt. Margarct Hackbarth: sccrctary-trcasurcr, Nancy Gilf lamt corrcsponding sccrctary, Mario Magcc: faculty adviser. Miss Jcan Daughf crty. junior High Drama Club flirt' 't' litvlvillt' .Xmli'rson, Xyarr-'il llruclt mclcr, C urlix lll-ngo, Rtcluanl I ilx git-n lY.m D-vu hcrtx, XV,illt'l Nortlin lll mthc Naxlvv. P l -mix litwrtlnil I Rott' lim: llaim' xllilvrsml. lwamix Dunlcc, limi-s Morrow, Phyllis llalling, llruti' 3 Uorcy. Yun llalllrv. ,lay lilltlnrr, lilioluas 4 l.1icxim Illia ffm-i' lktftu .Xnn Jtiliiiwn. llvlrn IM-.1 lt-ll Ronalil lawri-nl, Shiilcv Nitlmlst-ii. ti.n..f.e cm.-., i-im. xvngni, c..-.Wt l it i 'tu v Rott' lout llltn llaincr. Kalhlvcn llwarnl. IM-vt-fly Siiwiiwii, .Xiim-iw 4.-lvu. I'.iul Kimball, .Xu-lucy li.-lu-mu-in, llunnii' UI wiv. llcwrly lkvtlal Hutt' lin' lxcuntlli lobal. lH,nlv,il.i l'monil hux, ,lain-'x Pmrchcrl. Iaml .luliustnu laimw lluntiingi Dori-iln' llltutk, lla: old Wt-silty, .loytc llavu. Dirk And Bauble lt'.i,, ,wr Nil-plicii XX'iiglvl Xlarii' xi-gn' N..i..v t,.i1..m, .li-.in tiny, Xl.lig.nct ll.ultlv.1llh. ilyailcx Vfiuu. llavtou Mutt' Knit lit-I XXilll.lm Slltha. lanlcx XYlllvauu. .lcan li-lvnwn llutlv tiialiaiu, Noivna llmci. lk' lorry l',iul, lit-tix Ni-lwn Hon lim-.' Main--in lit-arnx, .lt-.mnc lllatl-t. l'wi.-:lcv NYM' lu-r Shirli-i l'ott.-r. ,loan llunilliiu. l.iYtmui- XX'.ml 92 l l'l'l-ll lllk l L lil lllIllN l311111'w 1 sl111l11'11l ltlll l'1.11sl1111' Il1 X, K, Xmwl ll111111111Uls1'11 Xl l111l11 .l l11111s l31w11l11'11 1l1 Nlwp l1111l, .l.1v k11l1l111'1 ll1 111. l,.llll lx1111 1' 1111 l11ll 1l11' 1l1111 IUXXWR l'l1'IL'lll l 111 l911s111x1 l11111s l3111.l1 Il l 1 1l1l111'1 1 l 1 bLWllCI1 The Little Angel Sgmgl' 0 .'Xs ll11' l 1lll1' .X11-'cl 1l1'p11ls 1 s11'1'1l sil' ' , . , . 4 . . 11111 l.1lls lllxllll ll11' l11ll111p, ll11 Illlk' s1.11's l.11l1' 111111 ll11' l1l.11'l1111'ss 111 ll11' slut lllllll s111l1l1'11lv ll11' l11'.11'1 s1-11111 L11 11111111. .1111l 1l11'1'1' 1s .1 I'.lLll.lI1l wl11l1' ligglml. .1 111111111-1 l111l1ls 111 l11-1 .11111s NUR' Xs Il .1 l'.lLkL' so Illlllf. so l111'111g. .1111l sw lf H v ' A A lllkl. ll11s1l1's1'1'111111111 1x'.1s w11I11'11 lwy S1Yl.llll l'11111'111.1l Nl Cf li11111ls1111 .1111l Nl1ss ll111l1 .'X11111- Ljl'NK7ll, 'l'l11' 11111s1.1111l111g l1'.11111'1- 111 1l11' .l11111111' ll1gl1 l71.1111.1 C'l11l1 1l11s 11.11 w.1s lllkll Qxl111s1111.1s pl.1v, XVl11'11 Il11' l llllk' .'X11g1'l S.ll1QQ.H .11 .111 1ss l ll 111 . 1'111l1lx'. .1111 . Illlll, 1111l111111.11111 llll Il11' p1ll1l11', l51'1'1'111l1-' U. W ' . ' '. 1' 1' ' ' ' 11 IH ll11 11l1x 111s llllllxl 1l11 Klllfklllklll 111 xllNN l51'1'lx'11 Sp1111l1111'g. 1 glllkllllllg 111l.111l, Never lll .Ill l11s l1.1pp11'sl 1l1'1'.1111s. l1.1s ll11' lllllk' sl11'11l1s11l Dramatists Take The Spotlight 0 'lihe outstanding project ol' the Dirk and Bauble members this year was the presentation ol' three onesact plays, March 5. under the direction of Miss Jean Daugherty. HA MESSAGE EROM KHUEUH was a serious drama which brought tragedy in an Egyptian tomb to three ol' its tharaeters. HMUSHROOMS COMING UP a comedy, is the story of four women who imagine distressing pains when they mistakenly believe they have eaten toadstools in plate ol' mushrooms. THE MAN IN THE BOVVLER HATH was Ha terribly exciting allairf' ll'he character parts were all amusingly portrayed. llll' l'l ll'IiI ' llit- Mail in ilu' Pmowier ll.1l Kenneth llalwlgrexl, Stanley lluuxirtl. larry Kathie. loran Xvalelx. lhlvl lNltl4ivlln'x', lllla lwllr llvoimwon Nantv Knllam not in pitlule ikl5N,lll5R l'I4 llllili lVlilslxx-vomx Knowing: Llp .loan ll-vmllitls, Norma llmvl. llerllu Noiuiutu Nliivlex l'oilvi, l9t-:lv .lu XVewin.ln. .lean lilvgren l'aU'I I'L5X1 l'lI llllll A lNlexx.ugr lxom Kliulu' Slrplveil XVuit1liI. liolwrl llull. Xml llutlv, lionaltl IM-nxwson. l 3 4 msswx., . :z gr- p Q f -af-A f -A - -f A ,415 , .s .,.-. M -r 13 ' ...v 17 84? 0 llmlrluull slmlunlx ul lln' ll1l1lUI'g'l.lSSUl IXIISIIII lllglm hclmmwl xwrm- llmmm Im gmxlx H1 ilu' 1un1u1'fl.1sN plm' x'l'lllllx'kl IHILI lllixxll l lill lll:lil'wl1lil Llll'x'x'lx'll lw Xllxs llllllm Xllllk Olscnn. llns pl.1v WAS lmmxl on lluc uvcry day lmppcnlngs ol .m .wulngu .Mm-m.111 I.1milx ul llmv mml IWI'ULlLlx'llUI1 smll llill .1 lim' Liulw in nmlxing Ilan plm' wxllycssllll. vm .mglx ,'X l.1I'Qx' ymwnl uns prcscnl to mlm' this pws-.-l1I.1liul1 lw l.llUI1Ix'Ll Yllllllkl hlwlw lln l1'I' l'I4 Illll 1' .. -1' Xl,:ll1.x X,1,l - N l'l1,l1l XX. l'1'1:1L.,, xl ul' l' l l ,lm l l l l11 l1'1:1vvl k..vvl.lw. Nl ll V.,-1 lax 1, luv, N Wu. ll w Nw., Mlm l'11 l1'WllC li1lll1 ' ll1:, I 1 1 X 1 ., , . ,. 1.11 1 l,1v Xxvrw. Nlwum lv..-1 l m1 ly- XX '1lvl1'1W'.l l . l l l Xl , 1 Xl1- l- H, Xll ll v -. l' 1 r-v Nw J1' K -- luv- Xl-1 11 ll ll - 1 1. N1, 1 l 1 Xl lM:lX El:1.m llxxu l'xlwIL v I lvl nv' linlwri ll:r!,m.u: X'-1-1 lwulzl, r'. lm. lx HGH Board Shipw 0 Anclim-s, liiic saycrs. moon. stars, wcuaii. and lhc ship ilsclii providcd lhc sprm'I.ici1lar' sclling for thc annual Aiunf im' scnior pmm on lfriday. May 26. ION! Allci' linishing thc dvlcctahlc hanqucl in thc cnlhralling almosphcrc ol' thc sca, Cxlaylmi Qiulc, as maslcr of ccrcmonics. slarlvd thu guvsts on lhcir -iournuy of thu sca with a hm' program. l.alcr rI.mi:ing was vnbjoycd in thc gymnasium In lhc tum-!'ul strains of Hal lxonard ami his Ol'Ci7k.'SlI'J, who wcrc playing lrum thc dunk ol' thc ship. hi thc piclurc to Ihr' right arc -Patricia Cfarr, Durolliy Ridcr, Br-arricu Circsscy, Doris Rcdwing. Mary Vvllkvhclci. l.orf rains Varncy. 0 Q u ri 5 i - A ,JL SJ i. Rip S fx? fa 'X in 1 , I s II .. A ., any 1 A 1 R' fl r ,mf . ix ,.,2' 5 .ff V .V v V, L ' .v A 1 .sgr- .1 ti,','- , ix . , 1 1 . 51 x A ' .lr r Q.3?xl.ff S -F.. SSAUSTW U Wil 'gLove Charm .Mm 1 .-with llll.ll't'lh Nltlivnna Ps 1 W.P.A Week For Qthers 0 As a Valentine feature, The Love Charm. a onefact fantasy, proved a delightful assembly. The production which was staged by the .lunior Friendship Club was under the efhcient direction oi' Miss Willa M. Church. The costumes were those oi' the Italian fourteenth and fifteenth centuries. Each year the l3riendship Club, supervised by Miss Helen I . Boddy, sponsors a XV.l'.A. week during which the girls escort the boys to entertainments and pay all expenses. As a project ol' the homerooms, lhanlxsgiving baskets, complete with food. are given to the underw privileged families ol' the community. This event is sponsored by the junior-senior high school. 0 Music hath its charmsffand this is especials ly true ol' the Austin High School Orchestra. 'lihe urst group ol' stringed instruments was or- ganized in l0Zl with a total of eight memf hers. There is now a personnel of seventy-one musicians in this group. ln conjunction with the high school hand and chorus. the orchestra has appeared helore the public in six concerts. lt also took part in the Big liight Music lfestival held at Red Vvling. May IO. The ofhcers ol' this une musical organization are: president, ,lean Johnson: vice president, Victor Cadwallader: secretary and treasurer: Shirley Armstrong. Some ol' the selections played by the orchestra consisted ol' Finlandia hy the lamous liinr nish composer, .lan Sibelius: A'nl'he Blue Haf waiian TNaters by Ketelhy, Procession ol' the Sardar from Caucasian Sketches hy M. lps politanflwanow, and Andante Cantahile from Beethoven's lfirst Symphony. The high school orchestra is Linder the ahle direction ol' Mr. Cf. Vittorio Sperati. High School Urchestra 0 Row one' Victor Cadwalladcr. Bcrnicc Andcrson. Mary .lean l'marrctt. Uon- na Pauley, Norma Robinson. Bctty .loc XVcst'man. 0 Row two Margarct Ut tcr, Phyllis Andcrson. Shirlcy Armstrong. liay Rayman. lxwis Nctila.itit'r. XVil liam Myhrc. Boyd Dicdt-rich. Eunicc l,ucas. Lawrcncc Sathru. Rogur Ciillam, Mr. Spcrati. Erna Hanson, Myrtlc Ask. Muricl Tanncr. Alicc Mithucn. O Row three Hlicnncth Carpcntcr. William Sucha. Mary llummcl. Dcan Andcrson. XVaynt Kolws. Jcan Johnson. Donald Andcrson. Richard Carroll. Cliflortl Joncs. XVilhur Sayles, May Yarwood. Bertha Sommt-rs. .lt-anncttc Smith. XVillard Pctrchn. Batty Hanson. Jcanncttc Andi-rson. Virginia Vaughan. Ailccn l'a,jt-rlw, Marcella Vick. O Row four' Hildcgard Anderson. Dorothy Ridcr. l.ouis .lohn son, Pmcvcrly Swenson. lflainc Aldcrson. l.ola Ficllc Millcr. Norton Ciilman. Ardclla l.ucas. Vera Mac Darr. Caroline Kyionic. Patricia Cicisc, Carmvn Darr. Marilyn Paulson. Harriet Marcuscn. Nclda Smith. I Row live Richard lcd row. Robcrt Thomson, James Swenson. Shirlcy Saylvs. David Vvlinn, Burr Dahlgrcn. Charles Remington. l.aDonna Hanson. Shirlcy Stinson, Rolmcrt Kocck. Clcstinc Johnson. la-stcr Quam, Richard NVhitt-man. l..l xt If hart. .J 5-fy, , iw O Musicf Sphcrc-dcsccndcd maid. lfricnd of Plc-asurc. VJisdom's aid! llf'i'Il1'um Collins itll' l'lt ll'lil IQ-ta Xl: Speiati, timte Xlortgan, Xlinnie ll--llc. lion l'ieliotl,i. Slain' llall. lltlaiiilie lxrikp,ilir.k, Xlarioii Xloon Xlnrnl Ilnniei Nami snllain Nnfinne lliisioxi, lnviexieve .ln-mn. Vivian Sheehan. ll--tty leilion, llcnc liivnii, laiih S.indgv.'n Klinrine llairell, i w i -- Mtilwiil llillin lltqvliiit- liessiv, linth Nltl'.ill.ind. loixaine lmiiiv. l-,na lei-h. llclle latlin Rott Into Nlmlti lanlton, lit-:tx ,lun lxing. S-'livin llnllt Nhiilex llastitlx. llonnie llaslsell. .lclaltl liellv, l5onaltl lloxn, ilyaxles Reinilityloli, lltvin Savles, Nlclxln Slvmtlei. lluii llalilgieii, Willruii Nixlrs. frliil-.N llieliitli, fllaiion lxearns, Il.iilv.n.i Stulvlvee. M.ug.iret Sli-.i. I'-will lletl-ten Noun.: lt. lxiikixiiunk tilen Moreau, ll-uolln llvnvtllr-I' ltozi rims loxiaint linske, Karol llewitl Shiilrx' Jensen. lorralnc laison Xleixtxn liaivnni Nlatlx ilulfnnd. lit'-lriirlt .lens-'n. thrills llltn liolnil llill llonaltl Xalilhiiover, XYilll.im Sntlm, Sl-uiioe Sleuns l.nu Netlluiutr, lhovnis liinghlon lioluil lleleluanl, tlxrli Mini, lli-pi Mull Nlivtpaiex King, llouna lxitltxon. ll-'llv Minn. IUXXI ll I'It Il lil lhni om Kllw Sloquixl. llaini' .lldeisoni llntlv laillon, llellx' Ileisev. llrltt ll.il'ielil lone llnstniollel, llulli Xlinn iltilrth Nlwiilix ,liitltiton Iloiente llill, Laiol Jolinson, Shiilex' ltlnnv, Y.ilt'ii.i llillei, lloioiht' Johnston, liannelle ,Xml-:son Hint' luv' Xiiqizvii X'tti,1lr,in, Nelda Smith Sallx' lane llllnn lol.: llelle llllller, faiol Sniilh, l'l.xine 1 rpm, lla IM-Il lliimann. Siilaviiic llizisxy loixain ll-ull-i lnletn living-. Nlxillc .lsle luis llall Hint llwve .Xiitlier Jolrnxon, lavonne Staples, x'llt1lnl.x Cililitlvison. lioiollvt Ill--ik. llttlx lou llill-in-l lntillt llilix Xllnila Swan lvivna Stliiilvinlier, .Xtltlnx lielunslezn Sllitlu Nithulsin, 4 olislaiue llalntw llonni llinlvcll llttu limi Xlvitwlv lnk. ltoni llixtili, Xiili .l..in 4 laik. lnel .Xxer. llonnie Young loriaine Neulninei liltcn Xfiiilhiioxti, lloiollvx lsline, Ruth loluisot' .l--me ll-valid. lmntis llliikson, ltlnn lfuale. Shiilex lilioinpson, Xitlalh llanex. Nlaiion l'vl,iii 0 'l'he Senior lligh School Chorus is composed ol' sixtyfnve boys and girls directed by Mr. tf. Vittorio Sperali. Ilach year there are six public concerts. The ofncers were: Monroe Stevens. president: Suzanne Barstow, vice president: Nancy Gillam, secretary. 'l'he .lunior High School Qilee Club, directed by Nlrs, Agnes Shjoquist, appeared at several im' portant school events. The officers were: Shirley Nicholsen, president: l,ola Belle Miller. secre- tary-treasurer: Betty Clifford, Suzanne Deasy, librarians: Elaine Alderson, accompanist. l t t l'Ul' l'll,Ql'l'lll In-tt' wie lnwueme Nithre, Yitlor l.ulw.tll.ltler. llmvd Iteitlerith. lilern lfinner, Xlfniit' lx--lux l,ix' llutniin, lou: Nrlilhttl-'r. Hott' Inu lllnite luois. lwtlvex H-wtl, XYilll.im Klvltre. Xorlvn lrlllvmlw, .lntk Qioxxer, ,Mtltllq lutm lltltvv-w lt-pil. lttvytt Rnllam. Rav .leuseil, Mu Nprmtt. Klax' Ynlwootl, lirrthn Sonilners. .le.inr1etle Smith, XK'nll.lltl l'-'lrrhu Hitt ffm! lttxvtnnt Ntulmtltu. Ittvu .iltl llvlivlrst-vi, llnloltl XXX-.ll'x'. lrrne XX'llll.uusoli4 .l.lmex Sueliwon, Xlnilou liwou, K.irol Smith. llolmltl .Xutltiswli llitlvvv-l I vvvoll ltmts long llitltiltl luthelt lmltloil llrllantl. lltllurnl .loliem lWu.lih' SILHCY. :Xlvtn lohiixoil. l7.1l-' Xvnrttrlel, Yllvllim llvyltx llltlmttl ltsli, fvltlv don l'el-wwn, lltvimltl Nttolmtln. Nolnm lhrlvtt-I Hott' loin lrimrs liuekrr, Shlrlex' Johnson, Ntdultx' lxulwivus, l'v.vrImi.i IM-ivtllttus Xlvltt Xl.lgft llltfim ll.inxon4 Xvaltel Noitlltl, .l.inrl Nnirlw. lilerlt ltwgwr. ltleen l't'lerx4 llrnu' ll.ill lhxln Snell ll-vniltl lxti--sktln llitlmltl ltrl lou XYillvu: Xt-lex. XYillivnt Nutlm. llixxtn llmev, Robert lhomsen. XVi!li.im Slephenwu, Hun lhlilgrenr llixvtl l'ttk Nt-gwlv-it XYuwlil, lmlt XV.ni:t'ltl. llttlerltk Stevens, Rtvlwxl l'wt'tln.u, llwitl lngexolt. lvelvlt 5l,itli.ivl.nitl, lhrtl Klthiniiri lltt-'n .Mlul-i thul-s li-viivutilovu, l'hiI lip Mqtlwniig IJIM-1:-1.1 ll.nzwn Hott ltrt' Xhte tit-.mmk-uiri, M.irttmt- lltwnis. lSl,inthe nnkpuiitk. Nlvvvl-'x Nvxlts Vt-tit lktn-vw limit New-er, Iltvtmutl Sthmitli. lluvitl XYmu. Rolwrt Koetk lUXYlli l'lt lL'lll Hott' om- Nrlllt' ltnglvetk, .ltkiltiie llnrxltvw, Xl,1ii.ln lhiltllvr, lleleu I4e.ltlt'll, Xlaltelli Ntlvull- litmus llvtul-e l'-,ui lun li--til, litlom l'luelltng Hott' Iwo Nail lWuIlv. lugene Ulson. .leriltl Kellv. llutltli' lholpe, lit-lent: llitlt-v l'v-Ili ltulw li-we uint Nttvtl. l'ouof'iv Ntnviek. lvelvn lXlrvel. lXl.ui.in Nlrolxitli. llelfn Relllv. 'urlix liloigt- N,ith.m Num!! llolnrl ll-wg-ei. lit 4-rl-llv-v llulvell Xlfiketvvll, l'1et'-'llx' Nltol, Kuleliu lluxemollel Knit lfrzee .lovfe ll.i','w. Rvlwrl iilenson. Xlqlxm litrilntllt' Lute limits l'ilvtti.v .ltvlm son, :Lune lliitell. .Xnn lvvueiiu, .Xllwlm lliown, lvelvn Staley. lou xlhlwtl. .lean M,ilonex. .lnnrl XViltlei Muttl Mitltus--iv XV,nit'n llltitltuieier, XYtslex l'oll, Queue Simmer, Rttlmltl liellv, lsrltv Johnson, 'letltlv .Xntler-ton, l5u.tne lxlmt lhvivvm llntluitls Ifvvivviivt lirtm, :Xtltllev llitkson, Shlllev XN'elines llnlleite .loliuxun Hott' lou: Rnvluirii liulfle, llettv fN'leljti.ntl. l'1,nli.ii.x llolhio-wk ,Mtditt Nlotel, MM wild lluistenxeft, ll-vluit Jllvtlelmli, liolvell Stout. llugo l'.nllson. Roimltl l.iwlt'lvf, llolv-'lt XYol!, -lohn llltilwe lntk lttlvtttt. livin ltllt, leowt llewitl. liolwlx l.iil. .lime let-pei. leslie lliltlvelli. llmer lilmpek, lingerie .le!lut'k, Ritliutl Olson, Rolwut lmxlustlv, Itslti 'l.tx.-. Kteolgr Potter, Lultis Swenson, .lohn Nlllltixul, leo S.uitleven, Dennis llnulson Rott' 1111- I X Sptmtl. I5 Yeovil tltlttttls 0 llightyrtwo students represent the personnel of the High School Band with Mr. Cf. Vittorio Sperati. director. The officers were: Fay Rayman, president: l.ewis Neuhauer, vice president: Frances Tucker. secretary. The Second l'mnd has a membership of sixty-four enthusiastic students. Omeers were: l3r.tnk XVright. president: l.eslie Hildreth, vice president: liugene Olson, secretary: Neal Dulty. stu dent director. X X . Q f. i , 5 x ' J 'Il ni N x N w ..1Q-Qi' Q, D s 15' X Q - k xx W 4 'X -. '- 4- , + . Qu A x N1 -5- A . X , '- Q W . I N -., x - ..,?'w,X'.l W k ' N N 'K xi 'f'-.,L . Q Rl. is N T W hx . N ' f-Q , X-xff'w,'t ! f'23Q y V Fw X 7, . L K-LFQQ 'M xx k ' L . m 'L'-. x ' S X N K 6 w, A W., f , M S 1. x . Q R, N -. , 'ix 1-W -Q K fi -. , XL, K - - , , W M '- N. .Q N Lx, sk N Lfm 9,13 L L L - KL LKJV - K .LH ,L Q L, S+ ALL LNLLL LAX A WN -Q35 -4 LL LLL , f., L - L LLL Ly- LMLL... 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J 'qv Y. - 1 , a W M Nw... M 'N Q , Q wh Y f 'ml , A w Wm-3, ' N if vt T' X v. M Q, X L L '7 M X L mt L ws A rs. QQNL BW . QM N X1 N A W... W ,E T -+P-: K X Y ., X +R W W .LK , , - 454 f. -Q x A :QL is swim LL L V LL - Wk, XL L LN LLLLL wL+s.L Xu N v ' A x A is - 'H L 'K g W N X N . . f . ,A N WW gg I--Q 'H x ,gg ' - - an N 'F w A 't v 'L' ik sg ww '- x ig 2 'M.li'S v N SQ K if ww N x if . ' wf . ' SN? Q 1 3, ' . -Q , W My M X Q-X L ,525 A 3 L , VL .D iQ LL Lk ,gf L Nm . S w, Y' X Q ' Nm, Q We M ,xx 'NVWA My ,K .. it 'A X . fm , L NK Nm k 'L ig I in all A1 xx 3 -. A Journey To The Sports World Q Youth has always been interested in obtaining bodily vigor. Through a complete program of athf letics and physical education in Austin High School, Youth's Journey is characterized by valued experif ences gained in a curricular and an extrafcurricular program. The ideals of grace, strength, and poise are Youth's attainments in these activities. He acquires bodily perfection and fair play. ln Austin High School, Youth learns how to live healthily and to be cooperative through a program of group activities. Athletic achievements and skill also play a part in this journey into the sports world. S Behind the Pigskin Austin ZO - Owatonna 6 Austin 6 - Sioux City 32 Austin 6 - Red Wing 7 Austin 6 - Rochester 0 Austin l? - -Waterloo O Austin 7 - -Mankato 0 Austin I3 v - Winona 0 Austin 48 v Albert Lea O Austin missed winning the Big Eight Cham- pionship hy one point. They were defeated by the Red Wing team 7 to 6. l.. Vogel, regular end, E. Woodward, guard, and D. Ball, backfield, were placed on the all- conference team. The outstanding game was the Homecoming event against Waterloo when Austin pulled a victory over this strong team with a score I3 to 0. Austin had one of the strongest defensive lines in the conference supported with a good center. The Scarlets reached their peak of perfection when they played against their old rival, Al- ber Lea, winning by a margin of 48 to 0. O Row oneefG. Holt, quarterback: D. Ball, left half: C. XVinn. right end: W. Stevens. right tackle: D. Bulger, left tackle: R. Corey, left guard: M. Stevens, right guard: C. Ciute, right half and guard. R. Erickson, right half: I-. Vogel, left end: D. Mor- gan, fullback. 0 Row two-A. Lane, halfback: K. Knutson, tackle: XV. Rector, guard: I.. Einhaus. center: M. Graff, guard: J. Peterson, center: D. Corey, quarterback: R. Peterson. halfback: Hosf kins, halfback: E. XVoodward, guard. UPPER RIGHT -Af Top Picture f Coach tRedl Hastings. UPPER RIGHT-f-Lower PicturefAssistant Coach John Butorac. Brains and Brawn 104 'Li-I wil-f ff-1 Short ond run to thc lcft scrimmage Off tackle smash going to thc right 5 A Gridiron Heroes O DONALD BALI, Twelfth Grade----'l.el't Half l6O pounds O ROBERT ERICKSON Twelfth Grade-W Right llalf l 70 pounds I CLAYTON GUTE Twelfth Grade-W Right llall' l50 pounds O DONALD BULGER Twelfth Grade -Left Tackle 100 pounds O RICHARD COREY Twelfth Gradef--Left Guard l65 pounds 0 WAYNE STEVENS Twelfth Grade f-Right Tackle 190 pounds I GEORGE HOLT lileventh Grade-- Quarterback 180 pounds O JOHN PETERSON Eleventh Gradefffenter I65 pounds O MONROE STEVENS Twelfth Grade - Right Guard l83 pounds O LEXVIS VOGEI. Eleventh Grade- -Left End l9O pounds O DE VERI. MORGAN Tenth Gradeflrullback IQO pounds O CHARLES XVINN Twelfth Grade-V Right End 160 pounds IOO 107 Scarlet Football Spirit 0 The football B squad bas .1 record of three wins. two losses, and one tie game for the I030 season. .I. Golberg and 'If Halvorf sen were coaches. September ZZ----Austin 6 - e Alden 6 October 6 October IZ October I8 September Z0 fAustin 0 v - I3reeborn ZII Austin Z - Clrantl Meadow 6 Austin 8 Albert I.e.1 Z0 Austin Z0 I.e Roy I I Austin I-I Albert I.e.1 U October gr, -1, f- .--.--.-I ---'M ---1 '- B Squad Hon' om I Ihlnerl. I 'I'Immpxon. XV, IMI son. Il Iloxkrnsi t Klttaunv, Ii Ieml, .X Ilubrl Ron' Inu Ii Ilsrtqrnust. IW ibustensrn, I5 II.utI1. XV Sllerlnnn, I Nltklutlmt-le N, I'1ruIIev. IK Ilmer Il lieltlmuw, .I th-Ilwvg truth Ht-tt' flwrf I Im-II.-v, XV Ynrwootl, KI Iltw I.lntI. I XXX'-It-I4 .X Imelwtlvt. N Srlnetk, Il II.rIlm,nn, .I XX'rIwn Hurt' Mlm Il Ikrlgore, I NItII.mlrI, Ii Kills. Il Olson, NK' Nt.-plvenw. l Ingleman. IW Knut sun, I Mlvunrrtlier, I- Ilrnnon. I I,ormwr Black Bombers R-ln' -we U IM'1x'rn ttuub l I'1.1rnelX, I7 Iiusx Il I llxgrrn, .I Kxfwluvtlx, Ii Stark. I XVugIwl, Ii I rltluun XV Xloonan lion' luv II lvxev, K Iienheltl, Ii .lolmom I I'etevwn, it .lustlt-', Ii I'-Hx. I5 Insight .X klenvwn .I Xlormw Purple Raiders Hutt' out .I SUIIWAH, A I uIlm.ll1. K Naive son, In Ikolmv. I5 Ihrrv. li Iiowexs, I7 Ilogan XV 'XVnIln.lun Rott' Int: XX' XVWIWUII, ttutll K1 IIr.ullIrx',I ll.nnt-tt, Il XYIHte1n.u1, I5 Alulrrwlul II Antler son, II Iurlglll. K II.1rnetIt. II I'1.nnet'It. I leuotlu Ii Nelson ill Basketball Aust in Aust in Aust in Austin Aust in Aust in Austin Austin Austin Austin Aust in Austin Austin Austin 38 KI I8 W -II Z5 ZZ vo 35 -In ZI I8 30 70 , 1 Owntonna Z0 Nnrtliucld Z0 Rocllcslct' ZI I'aIut'I2.1rtI1 I-I NVinona I9 INI.1snnCfity Z7 AIIn-rt I.t'.1 I7 Rocltcslct' 37 Itwcrlttttvl XVintma Z0 Mason Cfity 38 AIIwrt I.c.1 I7 I3.triIv.1uIt Z9 Iltirtnont Z7 Owntonnn I8 Ruummll l'Utll'l7tll77t'I7I Austin 20 IincIicstt'r I-I Austin 57 -Spring Cnnvc CI. IIoIt AII Iicgioxtal Ciuart ,JI-SIl'It'I I't7llI'l7tU77t'l7l Austin -I5 Iirct-Imrn 35 Lt, IItuIt AII'I7istrict Quart ID. I'uuIgt't' -AII-District Ifor W .1 rtI. Hitt lirtfhl CItlI7ft'I't'V7t7t' Austin placcd third with six wins. two Iosscs. O 'IKOI' XK'.lI'll1II1g I'IC I'L'RI up IwI'twt'c the Austin Iloclit-stvt' j.1.ll'I1L'. 0 Loft to right I3. I'm.tII. Ihrtli. 5. CI, XVinn. Ii. I:Imt'1'. Q.. Ciutc. D XIIIJS. Cl, IIuIt. I'. IIuIct O Row two O. Iivt . . assistant vcn. w.1t'Ii: Ii. IIunt1 t'o.tt'I1. IU, thrcc I.. gu.tttIg Ci. four I3. IOI'XX'.lI'tII Iz1lIIgt'l', Itvt'w.1t'tI. I Row Ywgrl. ct'ntt't': S. Kulas XX'inn. Itu'u'.tt'cI. 0 Row I3.tII. gu.tt'tI: .I. I'ctct'scm Lt. II tvIt. gu.trtI. I7 5 Austin Y! NN 6 x 3 ' ,...i,. 'r -W . ,Q W. , ,I Nv,, , ,, ., X R.- ..,,,, Q.. M A. A, , 4, , A, .W .ill -.A..-......... Spring V.iIIvy IIXNIXI IIIXII RI Lilil NRA ti . I IIit-itizwwi' It I I' IIuItl II IKM li IIN! 1 tint.: 5 Ixukis Hint :nn I Il.i.t.is mimi.-i II IInv.1 xssisiiut with I I'.1i I K I XYinu. II I5irl'i II Iiufgri II I3-it I ii IMII vi ni,.i IIXNIXI IIRXII II NUI XII It .I w . I I,iiisuiwIt N IIitfi'iiit,iv IE Ilniti Ii Iisii II it-x XX' XI-wu.xn limi' Juv Ii Ilvttliuu ivin.i,' I X1It:i I nth 4 N,1ii.w:i I' Iwvvw- I NtIiulu,i.Iirl I IIit-izii-wii Il IIvIIni,in It .IJ 1 ttti.I' 0 'I'I1c Imslxctlnill B. SQUJLIIS rccord was as ful- .I.1nu.iry Z0 Austin 35 Albcrt I.c.i IUWSI Iii-Ivrtmry Austin I0 Roclicstcr Dccciiilwr I5- Austin ZI Northfield I I'I'III'IIIIIY AIISIIII Z7 l 2. - ., .' r I . Dvcciiilwr ZI Austin Rochcstcr I0 I IIIIII-III III AIISIIII I I AIINVI I1-I .I.1nu.1ry 5 Austin Z Bluc Iltirth 'I IIUIIVIINY ZII AIISIIII I7 IAYIL' .l.1nu.iry I6 Austin I9 Spring Vallcy IO I7t'Ivru.n'y 23 Austin I3 Iinrilmtilt .I.1nu.iry ZZ Austin I8 I.yIc Z0 March Austin ZZ Iilktun Heroes of the Hardwood 109 Intramural Basketball T. I5unI.1p O. Iiovlanil I: Vilt R Riechow fi lurlisx Tumbling I: XVootIw.1rd J. I ong IR I rvssey IS 'l'Immpwn W INItlD.imel li Ilmnllrv junior High Basketball Rim' nm - J. Sieluxmli. nmili, R XX'hiIenl.ln, J. inlxlnrr, I1 Iwsrh. IH Iiarry, CE Ihxlvck, If, Schroeder. mach Rim' Iudu R Jlnnlerwn, R Kilgore. A. Vlennon. Row lhree IH. I'I.urneek. I'. Ciemglily, Ii. Xvrighl, R. Nelson, R Iiuwi-rx, George Puller nut in picture, 0 The Tollerud Streamliners, intramural champions, defeated the McCartney Tigers, 27 to I6, in the finals. The junior high basketball squad coached by J. Siekman and E. Schroeder, lost two games to a bigger and more experienced group from Northwood, Iowa. They lost their first game to Albert I.ea by the score, IZ to 2. They won the second game by a 28 to Z0 margin. 110 Tit Of the Tank Rott' om- l lieu.-x, I5 tliiisit-mt-ui XX' lhnson. li llall, l .Xntleixoin ll Sihnutlt, ll l't'texson, ll Xlelxtm Non' Iwo li Silveinaple, eoaelii ll Iliexii l l or imtn. .l thaw, lXl l'ault'x'. ll ltlvglen, N llanxon man agen Hou' llwm' ki lxnopt XX' lane, XX' tllmn. .X tlixistensen, XX Nltllann-I ll lxluetgei Cofflaptains Sta llllillit' llall. lewis Anderson, Ind XX'.1llat'e llanson lorm the lastest medley relay team in Min' nesota. 'lihey hold records at Clustavus fXdoIphus College and St, ll w it hi 1 I' rom record were 111 HHS XX llanwn ll llall te Winners ...,,.4pan! ., iomas College. lhey tame 1 tour tenths ol' a second estalwlislnng .1 new state in the medley relay. lhey undeleated during the 0 ln tying for the Big Eight title and dropping only one decision during the season. the Scarlet tank men rated a place among the Hrst Eve in state swimming circles, Under the direction ol' Coach lf. Silvernagle, the team placed mth in the state prep meet, second in the St. lhomas meet, and trailed the winner at Gustavus Adolphus by only two points. ln their Hrst meeting with Rochester. they trailed 35 to 3l. ln their second meet, the Starlets de teated their foe, 36-30. The team bettered twelve records throughout the season with individual honors going to Lewis Anderson, a junior breaststroker. Aquatic Triumphs Fore! I rXttr.it'tiiisg t'oiisitit'r.1hIt' tittcntion this roIt' Puig spring. goII pI.iyt'tI .in important in sports. St'vt'rnI nit't'ts with Iitght Schools wt'rt' pI.1yt'tI, IIoItIit1 I fl VI. th gg tht' Big Ifight titIt' from t' ttuim co.it'Iit'tI hy .I. A Iiuiiltn got oII' to .1 good start. X7v'aIf l.1t't' Ulrich who had won tht' statt I'XIIlL'I'IC.1II Ittqioii titlt' .is wt'II 'ts otht'r pI.1yt'rs wt'rt' misst'tI. toi.I Ix.rili,t I XX itiiI'tiir.I Il t.tIIt:xi X Ytlwii I tmttwii I XXI It I' I--iii XX 'XItIxt'uur,Il t .Witt I ItItt-I. 85: Hit And Run 0 I It'vt'n gnmcs .md two tourn.1mt'nts wt'rt' on tht' htist'h.iII scht'tIuIt' this spring, Ifilty st'vt'n hoys JllSXX'L'I'L'QI CTLLICIT I'I'IiiI CioIht'rg's r.iII Ior pI.lyt'is. D. Iittltgti, I.. X'ogt'I, Ii. Cfht'rnt Ilolt, O IIo II.iIIm.iii wt'rt' vt'tt'r.iiis rcttirtiing. I. I vI.intI. S. KUIAS, Ant I-'ot of I I II iitviiiqi U IItitI.mtI I N hu v It 'tr it-I -W: '-t iiiiitttt ftot. sito .1 tiottititg t.i,t.Ii 1 tittr I t Itt,ii I XX't lttiivtl-ittiit. Yi st '. t - , t. r. ,Q--5 Flashing Racquets 0 'I'ht' highlight ot tht' tumiis Stklstitt was tht' stagiiig ot' tht' Big Ifight ConI't'rt'iicc tI1t't'l .il tht' hut' ricw courts with .ill tht' motiurn I'.1t'iIitit's. Rcturnmg to tht' sqtmti this ytuir wcrt' four It'ttt'rmt'n. chicl' ot' whom wcrt' Uwt'n Pmcrg and Dick I3t'tt'rQon. Otht'r pI.iyt'rs with t'xpt'rit'nt't' wt'rt' IfImt'r Yaroshclx .ind Ilohurt IXIoIitit', Concli If. St'hrot'tIt'r w.is in t'h.irgt'. If ii,t I ir't L. Ihtttm II.v I' IxiiiiI-III I' tititighli t. Itvtiitk Hot II Xliihiit I X iriditk II I'thIgitii Ii I'ti iii I Xu 'tit tivi I Ilrttktiit I IIt'i tt t lti-.t ,'I'J It-ith Nth' tvtt I.i I .Itiivtw ,X Ni Ivrix Il I'iIvItiv.u Il Ilotkiut Ihr trim I' ti-tt tl Xftlit 1' Irhiiii II IIIII Ii XiviI1i ttri I, I XX't-ttntltiit .br 057111 I' 'I Vxfrcstling 0 lht- wrustling tcnins which had Iwcn inactivt' lor scvt'r.il ycars wort' Ul'I.1.IIlI'!t'tl .ignin this ytxii' hy Cxowulics llnrtly .intl llastings. Ihc ni.itnit'n will lost- through grntlw u.ition .lanics 'I'.1ylor, who with Knott' Knutson wns corcnptain. Othcrs gI'.ILIll.IllI1g .irc R. VNVJISOII. B. Strong. I.. llaniilton .intl ll, l.crtid. III. Stanton .intl V. llcimsncss .irc ncxt Yt'.lI'iS c.tpt.iins. Iii.. X IUIIIIWII X Iltiwxiitw I Nmixi, Y. Ilonil II Ii.-ini I Iltvittl Ii'-in Int XX' Ilitiitn Ii Ilowltinx Il Snrll. Il L-Jitltvi. Xl Xvtliiv I' Iloyin Ito.. Ni.. Iovtlv lliitli I Ntinioiv I lliniilion, .I Iiiloi t, iI..t., it xn.i.I,I ii It-intl Flying Cindcrs 0 l'oi'ty Iivc how rcsponclctl to Cfonch Silvci'ii.iglc's call lor trnclx this spring. I..1wt yt'.ir's sqtmtl in clutlctl ll. Aiitlursoii. V. Ilartlwiclx VU. Nltiiqttcsoii. Cf, NVinn, S. Vwlright I.. Ilaniilton. ll, Ncvc. lhc st-.ison 5 niuuts consistcnl ol .ill invit.1tion.iI niccts litmittit' ol t'UIISll'llClItIII work .11 tht' .nhlt-tit' Ht-Iii, ff 4 oi, Il X. 'I I I Ii' I I 1. Iwwt Ii Itn liolwi IQ tirwu XI Niilw I I.II.I'I.i Itivtlv N:,tIvi,I It ,I . '. I' 'XI -,wi I. lu-IIIII XX' Xlvittiit-.I It I' i.i '.', M III'-,Inkiil I' NIIIII- I NitI.iI-. lx Xlti iiii -Ii I I. wi Ii Ilill XX' I'-vii ntit II Itoin ti Ni. III' XI It innni I tiowti Ii II-to I' MINI I I' , I I' l'ifII-it I' III--I 'I--I i IIIIII I IMI--i I 1' iii- :tn .iii II Itlion lx I I- ' , I N M II I' ,t. Bowling 0 Sixty C.lIItllLl.'llt'S rt'poi'tt'tI lor tht' IWW III howling stuison, 'lihcy wcrc tlivitlvtl into two It-ngttus. howling Nloiitlav .intl 'liut'stl.iy .iItt'rnoons, lfnch IUJQIIK' w.is coniposucl ol six tcanis with tour stntlcnts .incl .1 Int' ulty iiiciiilwr to tniuli ttuini, ISIIIUIIICUS ttxiin Iiniwhctl with thg highcst ttxini .1vt'r.igc. Dick Ilollcqttt' hail thc highust imlivicltml pin .lVt'I' nge. It . IC x. . I' N In, X lliitliiitlt, X I , I I Iiitixtit. I . '. I AI I4 Xiikti II lxiilnl I XXIHIII It NI,iIi.II I I t Sportsmanship Among The 0 To play for play's sake is the motto of every G. A. A. girl whose achievement is to win a letter. A girl may earn points through a credit- able variety of activities which includes speedball, volleyball, swim- ming, deck tennis, tetherball. ping pong, archery, and skating. During the short but remaining spring periods the girls are active with kitten- ball and tennis. lt is necessary to have a total of l5OO points for a letter which can he made by participating in enough practices so as to qualify a girl for a team. Each of these girls is this year's letter winner and is proud to wear her hard-earned letters. Miss Hildegarde llein is the girls' physical education director. l Girls I 3 . , . . lisa' ..,,.- 1 ss...-.. I. xx...ia.,., t, .x..ti.n, x ,x.,.i...t. ii 1t..... t xi t 1- 1. t lion lun ll. lltin, willy. IB. lciuuiiil, .X .Xilinx-. l lkiiiill--1-. X ti IH .lnlins R tin. N xt . lii'lu'l'wIi'lu, li, llliax Rini' llwvi' ll 'Sliplwvis l ll la I5 ll x Rl 1'i,.,..s,..a.i. A. is,..t.'. Wilki 5 Doing Volley Well S .luinstionygll NtuI1lw.N .Xntluus. .X III.-ikc. I Iutas. XI lkni.-li, Il Ixiome, 5 lkaumw, I- llitkt-I Ball In The Basket X Illtike X .Xn-lint I lu-kc: I' Nanci ti .Xuslin li Illtax 0 Volleyball was one ol' the winter sports which took the fancy of the girls this year. Ijrace tices were held once each week. Vwlednesday being the ofhcial day, Volleyball is played entire ly with the hands and in order to be a quick and skillful player, one must be able to attend practices regularly. 'lihe ninth, tenth, eleventh, and twelfth grade girls were instructed by Miss Hildegarde Hein. The junior high girls, who are in the seventh and eighth grades. were instructed by Miss Doris Thysell. Also holding its own position in the topfranking sports is basketball, 'llhe practices were held on Vsfednesday afternoon. 'lihe seventh and eighth grade girls practiced at Sumner school, 'I'he ninth. eleventh, and twelfth grade girls played under the supervision ol' Miss Hildegarde I-lein. Stamina .NM N45 fi- in X' ff 1 3 1 ' E' Q.. . K. M. x. ' Xl . f 'fm If pw j N-bf is-if is K S S 6 - ..,..,. t 1- K . ,J ka v ..'- 4 Q ,Sa sg' Q f 4 f 1 : A JP' kg, v 3 Q , - 1-Q ff .21 X -h ,sf ' X .iw Wm .K mg 4 ag W 4. , 3 . 5 .1 4 .w.- V X, Q . Ek ' I a Good Fellowship l!i'mi'iml iloilcieiw Li I cutout. N .'Xmluus. I' l'I1oinpx-ni, I XY.iilgen. I Ilallman, I I vents-ui. ll. lfisih, tm 1.-1 ll lieullv. Modern Dianas 7 X Olson Comradeship ffff Wholesome Recreation 0 Vwlhen spring approached. the mermaids turned their attention to swimming. Swimming was the sport in which each individual was able to show his own ability. Points were ob' tained for each achievement in diving. Under the very capable direction of Miss Hildegarde Hein, the girls set a high standard of work in both swimming and diving. l.ilxe Robin Hood we doth strive to make wood our aim --and thus there were man' aartici S- I l pants in archery. Archery is only tor senior high girls. but since its introduction into girls' sports, which has only been a short time ago. it has been received with great enthusiasm. .M-as ., .... 'A Ii ltelwnstrvn I9 lolinsnn l Ilauillei iliki Developing Charm, Grace, and Poise 'I'l2NNlS 0 Although tennis is not a prominent high school sport, it is eoming into the student life more every spring. ln the top pie- ture are: l.. Hallman. M. Sheeley. Miss Hein. C. Nelson, l,. John- son, PING PUNCH 0 Ping pong or tahle tennis is a new activity with many fans, Pictured are four active ping pong players, Maxine Hansen, Dorof thy Hamilton, .leanette linherg, and lflaine Wangen. DIQCK 'HQNNIS 0 Deck tennis is a sport ol' no championship but points may he earned hy any girl toward a G. A, A. letter. Dorothy Hoyey, lilizaheth Grise. Barbara lfisch, and Donna l.ou Stephenson are demonstrating the game. We Like To Patronize Qur Advertisers ' xi! ' ' ' T 7' S' U-' Y Y 'T 'T or as c X ' .7 A iss? 7 ,NV --1 -.xxx-l xl 'f llxl ' u l ' IL - W , 6 ' Jfgvfeggi T B 'ii . X 'lg' It ,E r xi, N7 0 r 0 On our journey through Auslin High School we are ever mindful of Ihe communilifs professional. and business groups. The 1.150 Auslinians pub- lisheu' lhis gear haue gone inlo over 1.000 homes. ll'e sluclenls. Ihe buying public of not onlg lodag. but also of Ihe future. are impressed bg Ihe cooperalion of civic-minded. and professional groups pre- senlea' on the following pages. The combined experience of the Officers and Directors of the AUSTIN STATE BANK enables the bank to offer exceptionally good banking service Lo its customers in this vicinity. Farmers. workers, business and professional people all make use of our many facilities. Austin State Bank OFFICERS P. D. Beaulieu. President L. H. Williams. Vice President W, H. Netland. Cashier E. L. Lindsley, Ass't Cashier O Member of Ihe Federal Deposi! Insurance Corporation A. C. PAGE we . mask ATE, L ANS , -. REAL ESTM O Conglatulate INSURANCE Q N, ig,-fe, 122 W. Bridge sr. tygu KX O Alice Riley lnsurance Agency ' WALLACE'S iGEIiIERApL 1pNsHRANCE 407 N. Main 119 You ecm't tell the players without a scorecard! Actually .... this statement is echoing a simple but fundamental principle of newspaper advertis- ing. NEWSPAPIQR AovI3R'1'1s1No is the scorecard for intelligent shoppers. lt does more than identify a prod- uct, however. It tells where the product is available, and at what price. About thousands of prod- ucts, thousands of necessities and conveniences, it gives accurate in- formation instantly .... informa- tion that one individual could not secure, even after the most pains- taking and weary search. You CANT TIELL VALUES with- out reading the advertisements in the AUSTIN DAlI-Y l'IITRAI.Dl 0 Informative Advertising 23 COMPLETE NEWS COVERAGE Full Leased A.9SOCl'l1ft'Cf Press IV1're Service AUSTIN Daily EBALD Paid-in-Advance Circulation Now OVER 7,000 DAILY Member Audit Bureau of Circulufions W. B. GRISIQ, M. D. CI-ms. C. ALLEN, M. D. B. J. CRONWELL, M. D. L. G, FLANAGAN, M. D. D. P. ANDERSON, Jr., M. D. AUSTIN CLINIC Austin Clinic Building Corner Mill and Greenwich Streets AUSTIN, MINNESOTA Itis Decidedly Modern When It Comes from Kinsman's . . . FLORIST IN AUSTIN SINCE 1890 OUR FLOWERS are as welcome and popular as a pretty girl. Their refreshing loveli- ness and smart styling make a hit with everyone. Extra in quality and prestige .... as you know .... but not in price. A. N. Kinsman, Inc. ALIs'r1N ------ M1NN12so'rA Austin C-andy Co. Since 1904 -- AUSfl'U'8 Finest CANDY - SODAS - LUNCHES Serving LUNCHES - SODAS and COMPLETLQ DINNLQRS I Your Favorite Meeting and Eating Place 120 DR. H. R. FENTON DR. B. T. JOHNSON DIENTIST Df3N'IAlS'l' C I Bczluvclz Bldg. Third Floor Over XVOId's Drug Slove DR. FAY W. RAYMAN DIQNTIST O 3153 North Main Sl. DR. M. J. HARDY DISNTIST Q l I'I'Sl Nuliomzl Bunk Bldg. DR. G. G. ELLIS DR. FRED L. RAYMAN DITNTIST DIaN'I'Is'I' 0 O Over WaIIace's 318 North Main Sl. DR. R. A. ANDERSEN DIENTIST 0 I22'f-A XVest Bridge Streel P. A. LOMMEN PHYSICIAN AND SUROEON I Hirsh Bldg. DR. C. D. SITZ DIaN'I'IsT O 130-A XVesl Mill Sz. DR. JOHN G. W. HAVENS PHYSICIAN, SURGIZON, Oc:UI.Is'I' O AUSIIII7 514110 Bunk Building WALTER H. NORDIN, O. D. Service Of Vision PAUL A. ROBERTSON, M. D. 407 N. Main O PHONE 2576 Austin, Minnesota 121 -ain- DR. L. C. NICHOLSEN OsTiso11A'rH1c PHYSICIAN O Over I-ane's Pharmacy DRS. RICHARDSON CSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS Dr.D. A. Richardson Dr. Lois Richardson Lewis Building A. C. RICHARDSON DR. A. MACKOFF ATToRNiaY-AT-LAxv DENTIST 5 O Austin Slate Bank Building Room 1 1-limb Bldg, DR. L. H. PINT VIETERINARIAN 0 608 Page Ave. Phone 3135 SPECK'S YELLOW CAB and conniscfr TIME O' DAY SERVICE Phone 3434 24 Hour TAXI and AMBULANCE Service THE BEST INHERITANCE that a father can leave a son is the training and knowledge necessary to earn a living SCHUTTE FUNERAL HOME 600 Lansing Phone 5000 SEARS, ROEBUCK AND CO. - CATALOG ORDER I-Iousis O 129 North Main Telephone 2774 Shop at Sears and Save AMERICAN LEGION GEN DLER'S AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE 91 Jobbers and Distributors of Standard Brand Parts for all Cars and Trucks Machine Shop Service DIAL 2329 202 North Chaiham .JS E-Vi : 3 1?-i.1ix F Sponsoring Insured Design - Outstanding Dependability OF Each XVatch equipped with Exclusive New Design Fea- tures for Accuracy. I5 Jewels from 3524.75 up. LEGION J. s. R. SCOVILL Jeweler for the People 122 .lullfts Nlulzlzrm . Nl. ll. SVIH EICUY Compliments from BUTTREYS TO 'rms CLASS Oli 1940 O The Auslfn Slorc for Young XVonn-n BERDIE'S BEAUTY SHOP B.1lWCOClx Pmuilding across lvl'Ol11 Post Omcc PHUNIQ 3105 Complclv and lJl.Sll'l7CfI.L'L' Bvazzlg Sc'1'Uice SA'IClSl5AC'l'ION l3UARAN'l'liliD CAPRETZ INSURANCE AGENCY For Modern ll7SLlI'tll7Ct' ul IIs Bus! Mlm CAPRIETZ INSURANCE for Ll 'Ik-sz 0 210-A N. Main DIAL 2103 Bu y Your FARMERS STORE I1v1fm m1Nca Gown TU IEAT Pmcilfn Rlcam' 0 Dial 2358 for Ifrcc IJUII-L'L'I'!-f CONGRATULATIONS SIENIORS SPORTING Gowns Bm of Luck from Z W' Ad Io You A11 CLEVELAND HARDWARE lllv 5 6 GLASGOW CLEANERS CONGRATULATIONS TO THE I94O GRADUATING CLASS I l.lill'l'll0l,ll'l'lZ'l'lillSOS C!! COMPLETE STORE FOR MEN 123 The New Very-Thin GRUEN GRADUATION WATCH I To Mm PRETTIER 51-,f A Pnoun momfur STYLES . -aj o BETTER GRUEnmnff1slunm4 QUALITY S24-95 Woelfel Jewelry Store '05 E- WMS'- SASSE, FRENCH 8z DUNNETTE ATTORNEYS AT LAW I I.Al?AYIi'I I'IE FRENCH. Jr. R. A. DUNNET'1'1a XV1'1h f.NOl77,D1I.I77L'!'1lS of S. L. YOUNG 81 SONS O ICE f TRANSFER -MONO CCJI7717lI.l77L'l718 of SCHRADER BROS. SPORTINCQ Gowns O rlh Nlclin Sl. Auslfn, Minn. SMITH SHOE CO. Shoes Ifillecl by XfRc1y VAN DORIN MOTOR CO. 311 XV.m-r Sm. DIAL .2362 O Your Dolxui and PLYMOUTH dealer in Austin O Dvpcmlable Usvcz' Cars and AISFLICIQS KEARNS' ELECTRIC FIQICEIIDAIRIES O liullvr 1.1-ffhf fr-f Bcllcz' Sigh! O BIINDIX Home IAUNDRY 304 N. Main St. L.'CJNiiR.X'l'L'I..X'l'IUXS F. W. WOOLWORTH CO. PIGGLY WIGGLY I QUAl.1'1'Y Mrsfws - Gkociiilufas Every Purchasv Mus! Please yevewso 3 124 HOW MANY F0017 fs 4 172000675 D055 FROM THE Flavor-Sealed SPAM '-1 M '5.? SPAM, the new pure pork meat of many uses: SPAlNlwiches, Baked SPAM, SPA M R EGGS. Sold only in 12-ounce cans that need no refrigeration. SOUPS Ycgetalwle Pea Yegetahle-Beef Chicken Noodle hlongole Chicken Broth Consomnie Madrilenc Clear Beef Consonnne Clear Chicken Consonune Tomato Bretonne Cream of Mushroom Cream of Tomato French Style Onion CANNED NIEATS Flax'or'Sealed Chicken Flavor-Sealed Hanls HORMEL 4165 ? 1 naour 7 0, Amee ,425 some or mm. .. Chicken a la Ring Hain a la King Spiced Ham Spiced Luncheon hleat Chili Con Carne Breakfast Sausage Corned Beef Hash Pickled Pigs Feet DINTY MOORE PRODUCTS Beef Stew Spaghetti X hleat Balls Oxjoints in Gravy Irish Stew Corned Beef X Calwhagc mom THE PACKING DIVISION 75 Hormel Branded Beef Hormel Branded Lamb Dairy Brand Hams Del-i-Cut Brand Hams Minnesota Brand Hams Dairy Brand Picnics Dairy Brand Cooked Hams Del-i-Cut Brand Cooked Hams Dairy Brand Baked llalns Dairy Brand Slalw Bacon hlinnesota Brand Slalw Bacon Canadian Style Bacon Dairy Brand Dried Beef Dairy Brand Sliced Bacon Minnesota Brand Sliced Bacon hlinnesota Brand Fresh Country Style Sausage Dairy Brand Link Sausage Nlinnesota Brand Pure Pork Sausage Dairy Brand Braunschweigei Dairy Br' and Veal Loaf Dairy Brand Liver Cheese Dairy Brand Xkieners Dairy Br' ind Bologna lylinnesota Brand Round Bologna Dairy Brand Luncheon hleat, in Parallin Dairy Brand hlinced Dairy Brand Conilwination Loaf in yisk Dairy Br' ing ind Salalni Dairy Brand Gotelworg Dairy Brand Thuringer Cedar Brand Ceryelat National Austin B Dairy Br Dairy Br Salalni rand Salalni and Cotto Salami and Lard Minnesota Bri iiit l Lard GEO. A. HORMEL 8t CO. Boneless Chicken Dairy Brand Roast Hams Austin, Minnesota j5 CONGRATULATIONS We are happy to have Served as the Architects and Engineers to the Citizens of Austin on their new High School Building TOLTZ, :gums and DAY, unc. SALES SERVICE TR ANE GET THE FACTS SYSTEMS and you'1l get a FORD, MERCURY, or . LINCOLN-ZEPHYR . D . g for Your Transportation Needs 0 Alt Conditioning 0 Heating Mower Motors Zl 54219 East Bridge Strcct Everything Musicali' New :mtl Rebuilt MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS 0 Cooling WILLIAM McNAMARA 3694 L'uivcrSity rXveuuc St. Paul, Minnesota FAMOUS SHOES AND HOSIERY I For Men. lVomcn and Chilciren True Orthopedic Knowledge o. J. BENTON lirzmcl llutcl IJl.Xl. 3845 The Home of Good Shoes.. UATIIEIIWUIIID, HUGHES 8 ALDERSIIN S. D. CATHIERWOOD B. E. HUGHES ROGER CATHERWQOD R. C. ALDERSON ATTORNEYS AT LAW First National Bank Building MARGARET'S BEAUTY SHOP The Shop of Dist1'ncl1'on COMPl.l:'I'lE BLQAUTY Sialzvlcla li. 1.w1-1v1.-r1 I I r': .xl Nulir wrvfr I Html? Iit11'ld1'ng AUSTIN. MINN. lllIONli 5081 The mos! complete Fishing Tackle Stock in the City of Austin Complete line of taott, 'Ii-Nxis. Soi 1' Batt. ,wo l3ASlflSAl.I. Seem it s MOON-JOHNSON HARDWARE AUSTIN Floral Shop llAROl.IJ C. l.l'l l'l,l1l'll4l.lJ 'Sag I1 With lflotcersn We Telegraph Flowers Anywhere CUT FLOWERS CORSAGES PLANTS coxt11,1:'rL 1'1.oRAt. SERVICE FLll7l'I'tIl and lVl'CltlI'!7gl FIotc'ers Our Specially W DAY and NIGHT CALL Phone 71133 Ill ?'1' 2 oflnd a GREETING C For Every Gift Oeeas ion Visit El.Ai 9 WATCHES DIAMONDS SILVERWARE GLASSWARE CHINA ARD for Every Occasion THE FARM HOME Stop searching from morning 'till night For a place that will feed you right Come in one and all. find an empty stall: XVe'll please you with every bite. By Paul Reynolds 1' miles tuexl of Auslrn T l1'rt1l7tt't1u In illelepllom' .Z-l-'Wil-l Prop. NlRS, H. VNV. HANSFN l'llONlf 2758 010 XV, College St, FRED BRUCKMEIER Garage and Machine Shop GIENIERAI. CAR RISPMRING Gas and Iileetrie Welding, lVlACI'llNli Woiut, Brake Service, Bear System of Axle Straightening and Aligning. and Dynamic Wheel Balancing The Safe Road to Financial Independence Tins MU'I'UAl. 'lillRll5'l' lNS'l'l'l'U'l'l0N is designed to protect your long term savings. Operated under sound. time- tested methods, and supervised hy the Federal Government. Small or large sums may he invested. FE ER - L SAVING AND LOAN Safety of Your Investment Insured up to 85,000 Resources over Sl,000,000 Home Federal Savings and Loan ASSOCIATION 7 my Hmm fwfimwfl 6 COMPLETE Travel Service to ALL PARTS of the World 'I'HIS BOOK IS BOUND IN A KINOSKRAFI COVER MANU- FACTURIZD BY THIS KINGSPORT PRIESS, INC. KINGSPORT, TIENN., PRODUCERS OF IIINIE COVIERS FOR AI.I, PURPOSES Wright Wells 8a Company DEALERS and BROKERS in STOCKS AND BONDS IIIRST NATIUNAI. BANK BLDG. Auslin, Minn. DIAI, 3050 Nelson 8: PIunIcett LAWYERS Baniield Building MARTIN A. NIQLSQN HUGH V. IJI.UNKIQ'I4'I' I 2 CJVlcOougl1 fBrotl1ers O Building Contractors ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA BUICK-PONTIAC Sales and Service U. S. TIRES - WILLARD BATTERIES O Park Motor Co. 108-I0-12 Lansing Ave. PHONE 2321 Main Street Marlcet QUALITY MEATS FANCY GROCERIES Experienced Skill ug? Q' 5. plus 0' + MODERN 0 EQUIPMENT o . . . . You'll End this com- bination at our studio. Come here and be sure of a really fine likeness - Ll photo sure to please YOU. I CONGRATULATIONS Seniors-from Fresh Fruits - Vegetables A N D E R S Q N 312 NO. Main sr. PHQNE 2645 Fine' P 0'08 aP S TU D l O 129 Congratulations EARL 599 HILL SHEET METAL SHOP Graduates 1,4 E, Mm Sf. f-he W p ' Year 'Round Air-Conditioning p ig --li - A Popular 0 4' 'MADE Three Course Dinner SIM Mem! CO'73'fUCf 0'7 W of Every Night Eaves Troughs - Built Up Roofing ' FRIEIS ESTIMATIQS DIAL 2255 GOOD FOOD WELL PREPARED HERB and BILL . l203 Wcst Oakland DIAL 6236 Served in a Manner You Will Like 9 MODERATE PRICES MEATS - GROCERIES 0 VEGETABLES We Give S8cH Green Stamps ARIGOL ,-. CR I C H ,- Pasteurized Products O The Dairy With the Cream Top Bottle MARIGOLD DAIRIES E5 OHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH Authorized ' f LAWYERS Sales - Service ' 0 Over First National Bank Austin Auto Company 215 E. Mill PHONE 2756 O'r'1'o BAUDLIER WM. J. BAUDLLQR 130 Klagge's lee Cream 26 Flavors DOUBLE DIP CONES SUPER CREAMED ICE CREAM By lhe IVu1er Streol Bridge 701 Water Sr. DIAL 6187 COMPLIMENTS OF 1 Get to Know Q gl YOU GUN DI'-PfND ON A Gll.DNER'5TORE Good Clothing for Men and Boys RAMSEY GOLF COURSE BOATING-GOLIIING-PICNICKING II'horv You Can Enjoy Recreation jAHNKE'S LYNDALE GROCERY FRIZSII FRUITS - VI2C3Ii'I'AI5I.IES - GRQEIQRIIQS AND I:RIiSII MIQAIS Dial 2580 700 14117111110 Averuu CANTON CAFE Featuring AMERICAN AND CHINESE DISI'IIiS Meet your friends before and after the game DECKER HARDWARE, Inc. IVher0 Mos! People 'l'raaI0 R. I.. TIIoMIfSoN, Pres. E. M. DIECKIER, Vice Pres. J. M. PIERCE, Svc.-Trcas. WASIIING AND FISIRIZ RIEPAIRING KNAUER'S MARKET FIRIESTONI2 - DEI.Co Q I, C d ua lly Ioo S TIRES li A l BATTERIES 'f'-fm-w 1 ' Home-MADE SAUSAGE OUR SIAI5c:IAI.'I'I' MILLERS D-X SERVICE 210 IV. Oakland Ave. Phone 2575 Square Deal MEATS - GROCERIES PRODUCE The Store Where Saving People Save CPENNEYS IZI-124 W. Bridge Our 1500 Store Buying Power SAVES YOU MONEY O Opposite Posiofiice Building 131 I vb Q s Lie n . To fl'L9 Gvaduafirgg Cfczss of 1940 X . Ff 5 6 'X Board of Water, Electric, Gas and Power Commissioners AUSTIN fffff M1NNEsoTA COMPLIMENTS OF CARLSON'S GARAGE AND MACHINE SHOP AUSTIN FURNITURE CO. 404 llfvlzory Slree! 314 N' f1 wfh1 'f AUSTIN M1NN1sso'rA Fstublixheu' sim- mm vHoNE 2147 AUSTIN CHARLES DUBINSKY 8: SONS C0CA-C0LA HIDISS, FURS AND WOOL 3113 Muplr- Sm-.-1 AUSIAIN. MINNIISUIA BOTTLING CO. Guo. W11.soN, Mgr. COMPLIMENTS HARo1,o L, Gosusls GOSLEE FUNERAL HOME Mer7's and Boys' CLOTHING AND SHOES HIRSH CLOTHING COMPANY 710 Bridge Sl. Auslin, Minn. XxXxX,I,Il,I.lI '4 F. I. Crane Lumber Co. EVERYTHING IN BUILDING MATERIAL COAL THAT SATISFIES Dial 2 1 87 132 Tune In- Serving You 1 420 1 8 Hours Kilocycles DAILY O UNITED PRESS NEWS SERVICE 0 COMPLETE SPORTS COVERAGE 0 HORMEL MARKET QUOTATIONS O SPECIAL EVENTS I VARIETY IN MUSIC IT'S KA T E l YOUR STATION FOR SERVICE EUROPEAN GROCERY J. SVIARI-DON. l'1'rrp. Dcalcr ln GRoci19R1rsS, MIQATS AND Phono 'S I 49 AMERICAN AUTO PARTS llighwly In lfmt USIQD OR Nraw PARTS AND GLASS VOR ALI. MARRS OI: CARS ANU TRUCKS HOME MIXDIE ICE CREAM Il1'g.1hvsIUl'1'z'u'x P11111 four Wrr-nlwd and Iiurunvd Cfars lzrvx um! liuflvrzus uf Rn-usurmhlv l,l'lH'X Phone N65 600 Ash Struct AUX,-IN' MINNVSO-I-A A ve 9 0' - A AUSTIN INSURANCE AGENCY T2 iii AMATEUR M. G. Ro1.1fSoN CPXMILRA FIRE is MAR1N13 - AUTO - CASUALTY ' FANS XVc carry .1 complete line of . . AHL STO , . LII-I: 'undo ff' BONUS AMATI-l'R I7HO'I'OLiRAPIlIl' lfQK'II'Ml'N'I AND Sl'I'l'I.Il:S S . I .. fx . 0 nu - 'A' ISS AC.C.lDl NI 94,0 61.1 SICINNIS 'NY H4591 RAILWAY and WATIIR Hirsh Bldg.. Main .md XX'.1lcr DIAI, .1500 PHONE 1286 Complimenls of FEDERAL BAKE SHOP I rump mr BIRTHDAY CARES AND WIQDUINU CARES SHOP at zhc W. R. FURNITURE COMPANY O Celebrczling 70 Yvurs Serving Austin, Minn. 0 I I V u I r 8: . . ff A st n G am Coal Co Compliments A. AI.IBRIC3H'I' D. ROSIENTHAI. saw' A Q Qfthe 'YN 'QQ GRAIN - COAL 0 FEEDS and SEEDS iH0fQl Austm PHONE 2203 703 E. Allcghcny St 133 Morgan-Gerrish Co. MINNIQAPOLIS, MINN. For Over 29 Years Representative for American Blower CO. ' VCl'llilAliOn and All' I conditioning equip. Nash Engineering CO. S Vacuum heating pun I I and compressors. Warren Webster 8c Co. 5 Vacuum SP'ffiHlliCS' ft I control systems of htg. The Company li Underground conduit I eating systems. V THE EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF THE U. S. A. XV. L. VARCO, District Manager Represt'nIat1'Ues I., R. Dl5f'KlfR R.D.BlfAU1.IiU H. A. 'I'oLuufY I. B.'l'IIic1l?N Big 4 Bottling Co. O DRINK PEPSI - COLA Manufacturers of Pepsi-cola - Howels Root Beer Orange Crush Lane's Pharmacy The REXALL Store I Drugs, Cameras, Stationery, and Supplies Paints and Varnishes 400 N. Main St. Austin, Minn. BOWLING Austin Recreation Club O BOWL FOR YOUR HEALTH O Where Friend Meets Friend O'MARRO BROTHERS I MEATS - GROCERIES 1300 Euclid Street PHONE 8178 Austin. Minnesota THE CHARM BEAUTY SALON Ill lgast Bridge Street ALL TYPIES OF BEAUTY WCURK Specials on School Girl Permanents Phone 2552 for appointments KATHLTQTQN EDSON Cistiu.1A PARKINSON MORTON'S HOME APPLIANCE Norge Appliances ' STEWART WARNLER RADIOS HI GRADE BEVERAGES , .XL'S'l'IN PHUNIC 2567 315 N. Chatham 134 HENRY'S CAFE HAMBURGERS - 5 AND IO Three ., ...M Our l'uslr1'vS MIEAIIS AND LUNCHIES Gm1cI'l rmcf Url' 777011773 llmmf Mmlv ALWAYS Gown COFVIEIE fg,,,,.1 H...,1,f, Opp. P051 OfHcv on Br1'dgeSl. PHONE 5202 tO Gul' Austinian Advertisers ' SITCHBTIC BRINKMANS Wfflsllers Bottled Cas 119 E. Bridge Phone 8921 AUSTIN MAYTAG APPLIANCE CO. DIAL 3170 504 Lansing Ave. lct1QClm1A1x1 - Bfxmfm' - l.UNcim4s S. S. KRESGE CO. 5c-1oc-25c Store 217 N. Main Sz. R. H. GRAY BODY CO. 0 Truck Body Builders f a' FA TLE BROS. CO. HMM '4 dim zgpmzwz sm FAMOUS FOR FASHION 135 g m me ,CW - L. B. IIANSEN, Photographer 120 W. Mill St. AUSTIN, MINNESOTA Quality Meats. Fruits. and Vegetables O FREE DELIVERY . - , , CANDY Oakland and Slxth PIIOM. 3413 ICE CREANI LUNCHES NELSON GROCERY IVhere students congregate The Only Complete Low Priced Car CQNGRATULATIQNS 1 - fl FROM USEM CHEVROLET CO. CHEVROLET - OLDSMOBILE Sales and Service VQGUE CLEANERS JUNIUS M. KEGLEY Cerliiea' Public Accountant WHEELER COAL CO. QUALITY COAL AND O FIRST NATIIDNAI. BANK BLDC.. STOKOL 4' I 5 S-I-OKERS Austm, Mmnesota TELEPHONE 2902 20: East Oakland DIAL 2210 136 - --- With Compliments of Cl.ARA'S FOOD STORIE O Viqiiif VALUIQ STORE If ffm-Nr wlmliun uf xp.uluL'm1r in JOHNSON JI5Wl5I.RY 0 PI5'I'l5R HANNA AND ii. M. IIVRRIS Ml' 1' sri- fs-1 f uh IH -A! AA HHH -Hlllt 0 MYIIRS CYlfl.lf AND Rmnlo Snow 0 Do'l'elei' DUNN HAT Suov 31 wx am-W Iuylzn I NIALEIC NIIRROR BIZAUTY SALON 'UI mmplulv Bruuly S-'r'm'1'f- ' 0 PARIMAN B15AU'1'Y STUDIO O W1f11N1fn CnNs'1'Rui1'1'loN Co. O GAMm.1z Home O i..MlIERV.Xl.I. Momma SIERVIVIE 0 Mowlaxz CoUN'1'i' Niaws I li. RAY Com' O A USTIN DIEI'AR'I'MIEN'I' S'l'ORIi TOPS IN TRANSPORTATION r 1 The New STUDEBAKER CHAMPION 0 Hilclreth Motor Co SCHIED O PLUMBING and HEATING O XVifXSICif,X - NI I N NICSI VIHX COMPLIMENTS OF CRA E CO. OF MINNESOTA 356 Broadway ST. PAUI., MINN O Air-Conditioning Plumbing and Heating Equipment Water Systems Water Softeners Automatic Water Heaters VISIT OUR DISPLAY ROOMS T' X Multi f Clean FLOOR MAINTENANCE Equipment and Supplies Manufacturers of FLOOR AND CARPET CLEANING MACHINES Portable Vacuums O WATER-RESISTANT WAX O Permanent Floor Finishing O M. 8: C. Maintenance Co. 1646 - 48 Grand Ave. ST. PAUL, MINN. COMPLIMENTS OF Johnson Service Company v AUTOMATIC TEMPERATURE REGULATION and HUMIDITY CONTROL 922 - 2nd Avenue South Minneapolis, Minn. F Ilffeats Groceries or Fruiis Vegetables . . . from n D n Anything 1 ecorati g J. A. OLLMANN 81 SON Cgmg t0 Ausfirfg 1403 E. WQICF SI. DIAL lfVe Deliver FREE Color Headquarters the HARDY PAINT and WALLPAPER With Compliments of HENRY H. NIiNlI'I'Z O WILLIAMS CIGAR STORE 415 N. Main St. Austin. Minnesota STQRE WESEMAN, MILLER 8z TOLLERUD , going ,'l. nmu,,vl1ll0 315 E. Bridge sr. PHONE 5900 Home Builders 138 M, .,,, I LESLIE L W - PP Orhiigxlws V- Ausunmkes EE f A ' ' CONGRATULATIONS TO TI-IE T CONGRATULATIONS TO TI-IE AUSTINIAN AND SENTINEL STAEFS SCHOOL FACULTY I . IT ITTTIITTITTIITT . ongratulations CLASS OF 1940 .lllllllllllllllllllll IlllullullllllllllllllnlnlnllllllnlullllulI-lullullllllllllllllllllllllllnlnnllllulllllnlllllllllllll llllunlllnllun. D -J ' '-'fri be Q , As, so' v 4 03 . T3 gi m U -7 Qfq' f' MCOULLOOI-I PRINTING CO. COMMERCIAL PRINTING 107 NORTH MAIN ST. OFFICE SUPPLIES A AUSTIN MINNESOTA Huslmmkes 3 ,10 ,Y A , , , ,,, 7,,,, .. , LLL.. . t W- I ' T Y TW -M 139 Standard Electric Company ENGINEERS - CONTRACTORS JOHN H. SNIDER, Prop. Telephone 172 La Crosse, Wisconsin 9 DeLUXE CLEANERS AND DYERS Phone 5828 Austin. Minn. DRUGS ARE ALWAYS FRESH ' K. O. WOLD DRUG CO. Plant Located at 1302 Lyndale Aue. Est. 1866 Austin. Minn. 233 N. Main E. H. SWANSON BERT ROIZBUCIK School Supplies. 'l'o1'Iet Articles. Stationery Quality Work Guaranteed or Money Refunded roll NEWS CALL The MINNEAPOLIS STAR-JOURNAL Largest Evening Newspaper in the Northwest RAYMOND B. SWAIN, Manager 81 I West Oakland DIAL 5257 REFRIGERATORS - ELECTRIC RANGES RADIOS - WASHIERS 0 COAST TO COAST STORES R. L. HAYES PLUMBING AND HEATING COMPANY I 122 W. Mill St. Dial 2205 DWIGHT'S ICE CREAM STQRE XVe Are Here to Serve You ' FRANK HELEBRANT I FLQATURING SCHWEN'S ICE CREAM MEATS and GROCERIFS Famous for Its Goodness 604 MOSCOW Phone 2123 P e 0 p l e9s IVER BECKER, Proprietor B a k e r y 201 N. Main Street X A' it C' 'iiii f'fS'-'tfetfffhaff . '- ? jf 'xi fin- 7'5 ' Ei 'U' ?. wi ' 5 11' A9 xg E-sf 4 ,Q 140 Advertisements - Agriculture , Archery , , , Achitectural drawing Art , , Athletics .. - Austinian C Autographs ,, Auto Mechanics Band .., , Baseball. Boys' ,. - Baseball. Girls' - Basketball .... Basketball, Girls' , Basketball. Junior High Basketball. Intramural Big Hearted Herbert Biology -, Black Bombers Board of Education , Bookkeeping Bowling , Building liorce , Cabinet, Junior High - Cabinet. Junior lligh Officers Cabinet. Senior High Cabinet, Senior lligh Officers Cafeteria .. . . Y. ,...,. .,,,,,, ,,-,,, Chemistry Chorus , , Class Oflicers Class Message. Senior Clothing - Commercial , - Commercial Club , Comptometer - Deck Tennis . - Dirk and Bauble Drama Club, Junior High . Eighth Grade lileventh Grade Ifnglish -B Faculty A lioods liootball lfootball B Squad - liootball Players lioreword ,. .. lfrench -C . lzrench Club l'uture Farmers General Metals , General Science - Girls' Athletics Glee Club. Junior High B Golf , - B Gym, Boys' Gym, Girls' v Gustafson. I.. J., Principal llall Patrol .. . llealth , . , llistory - lli-Y . Home Economics Club Home Management . - Honor Society, Junior High Honor Society. Senior High DEX ll9-140 lnner Circle, Junior - .. 70 lnner Circle. Senior . l l 7 Intramural Basketball 75 Introduction .. ,. . 68 - gg izxagtsgmf - 141 142 Knudson, M. C.. Assistant Principal - 74 l,atin , , l.atin Club , l,ibrary ,, llc l.ost and lfound 108 106 Love Charm , . ll5 Mathematics .- ll0 Message from Khufu I I0 Music .. . Q5 Mushrooms Coming Up 135 Naturalist Club IZ New Addition , K5 Neveln. S, T.. Superintendent lf? Ninth Grade ., Z0 Orchestra, liirst , 89 Orchestra. Second and Band 46 Part-Time Apprenticeship , gg gap .Club Y , ysics , , 76 Ping Pong .. . -.. , ,W . 73 Printing - A. 100 Production Staff, Junior Z8 Prom 28 P ll S uk' 77 vifpil Rlliitlfg 6163? Quill and Scroll 64 Secretarial Practice Seniors . - lag Senior Ofiicers , Q2 Sentinel , Seventh Grade , .,50-5l School Life .. 40-42 Social Science , 66 Spanish ,, Spanish Club ,, 16 Speedball W State Swimming Winnei's l04-l05 Q d, P I 107 .stulentg JIFO v 106 Swimming. Boys 5 Swimming, Girls' , 69 Table of Contents , , 86 Teacher Training 87 Tennis. Boys' .. 74 Tennis, Girls' ,. 72 Tenth Grade I I4 Tetherball - ' '00 Title Page W HZ Track Team , 78 Tumbling , ' Typewriting , if The Man in the Bowler Hat Thanksgiving Baskets 90 Volleyball - -- Z? Views C 2-3-4-5-6-7-9 , .- 84 XVhat Knot Club .. . . .. 91 When the l.ittle Angel Sang . 77 VVoodworking 88 NV. P. A. Vkleek - . 88 Vklrestling l0-6Z-80- 85 85 llO 2 7l 87 I5 60 86 70 - 7l 97 66 04 68 04 87 Z I3 47-49 98.99 lOl 70 90 73 llS 75 05 96 , 68 107 83 65 Z0-38 28 83 52-53 54-61 67 69 86 ll6 lll 70, 00 , lll ll7 4 30 .ll2 ll8 43-45 llti l , ll3 ll0 65 04 07 ll5 l0Z Ol 03 75 97 ll3 And thc barricrs fall . . . crc the gucrdon bc gaincd For thc journcy is dont- and the summit attained. Roborl lirotuning Quint serial, P tx Sfassocm X U If mm 4? H' XB Minneapolis Photo Engraving Company O McCulloch Printing Company nf,-... 4....,.,.-, .-v--:f.,fw,.,L-v.-- -.. --.vnu-ri... ,-,.m-:-:-E,-2.3-4. ma? -, -wwf -s.-u:.w- veg?-:.1-31-gg.,-fzx urn, - 5 gm-g1:...1w-.-n-fn f