Austin High School - Austinian Yearbook (Austin, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 132 of the 1941 volume:

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I WWW EDUCATIGN FoR DEMCCRACY iii' Foreword HERE are 20,000,000 high school gradu- ates in the United Statesnow with the prospects of increased numbers in the next few years to come. The way these gradu- ates feel about democracy and the way they act on their feelings will assume an import- ance almost beyond exaggeration in the com- ing life of the country. Austin High School is one of the schools seriously concerned with preserving democracy, and in widespread ed- ucation that is teaching us, the individuals, the responsibilities we have to shoulder in order to enjoy the rights and privileges of democratic education. The l94l Austinian aims to show that we, the students of Aus- tin High School, through our studies, activi- ties, and play realize that democracy is a hard fact worthy of desperate defense. xp D if 5' H H Q 'L e W r if :gg 1. FE Wk: ,if-l 'My DEMOCRATIC GUIDANCE WITHOUT UNREASONING DISCIPLINE YOUNG AMERICANS TRAINING EOR CONSERVATIYE INVLUIENTIAL CITIZIZNSHIP FINDING OUT HOW DEMOCRACY FUNCTIONS IN FIQHE ORDINARY AIIEAIRS OF DAILY SCHOOL LI ORCEANIZIED ACTIVITIES FFIQACH THE KIND OI1 RESTRAINT XVHICH A DEMOCRATIC SOCIETY IIYIPOSES ON INDIVIDUALS CLEAN LIVING AND RIEAI. SIJORTSIYIANSHIIJ EIYIEODIED IN ATHLETICS ARE AN INTEGRAL PART Ol: TRUE DEMOCRACY T0 HONCDR L EADER N JANUARY 27 at 6 o'clock in the evening in the new cafeteria, a dinner was given to hon- or Superintendent S. T. Neveln upon the completion of his twentieth year as head of the Austin public schools. Over two hundred administrators, present board members, and all past board members who have served with Superintendent Neveln, were present. Now in his twenty-first year, Mr. Neveln can look back to an enviable record as an ed- ucator, administrator, and builder. Coming in l92O from Le Mars, Iowa, where he had been superintendent, he entered a new building here in Austin, and as this new building proved inadequate with the growth of enrollment through the years, he, together with the school board, took upon himself the tremendous task of planning and supervising the execution of the beautiful present structure which covers two square blocks, and is, indeed, a monument and tribute to Mr. Neveln. Defense education in Austin has been very important to this American educational leader, and in a supervisory capacity, Mr. Neveln has worked hard to attain for Austin the reputa- tion of ranking second to the cities, St. Paul. Minneapolis, and Duluth, in a state rating of defense educational programs. This speaks very well for the ability, patriotism, and far- sightedness of the man who is doing so much to make the Austin public schools truly insti- tutions in which education for democracy is daily being carried out. fD:Qj Rxxcisiiii, Diftoiuzs GARDNER Rachel Delores Gardner who was a member of the faculty of the Austin High School since September l927, died, March lO, at her home in St. Peter. During these fourteen years she made a distinct contribution to the school, and it is fitting that we should consider her Hne characteristics and pay a tribute to her outstanding qualities of mind and soul. Miss Gardner loved her work and her pupils. She gave them her sympathy, her under- standing. and devotion. She inspired and encouraged them and was ambitious for them als ways. Miss Gardner was a born teacher. She left her impressions upon her associates. her students. and upon the school. She will not soon be forgotten. Through friendiy doors we enter upon our education for de- mocracy in surroundings that are simpie, spacious, impressive and modern in every detail of appointment and equipment IAN tvvo-way sound system connects every room in the building with the central office-- Miss Doris Neveln is shown at the control panel---principal Gustafson broadcasts an- nouncements daily. .Q QD IE -r k a , 3 5 rf , WF -ww f' mfg: , 'Fw 12 W, ,V W :km , 5 .HAR .,.,, ., ,411 -3, fi L W--M - .m A. , WJ, M si? Tu 3 . W2 if fafffif' fag-f.' ' ,gf ' ' Nairn lziwh im' 5537 I I ix. Vi 3 I my ww: A,... wi 6 A lla 155 413 .1 .... ,, ,.-,,,-. M -W , :iz , f ' g .aa . YM W' QTM W W as ' .wt ' lf Q tit. 'V saw is.- et Slt'l N I NIYWX Greatly Interested Sitting .it tht' tit'slt in his nt'w .Intl .1tti'.tt'tiVt' tiHitt', Mr, S. 'lf Nt'vt'ln, supt'i'intt'ntit'nt til sthtitils in Austin. .icts .is It'Jtlt'r, H1.IiI1Sl.1Y. ttwntiticttvr. Jth'ist'r. Anti tgtiitit' ttu L'.lf.1L'l' .ind trtitihlcti fXtistinitt's. Ht' is .1 firm ht' lit'vt'r in iilll'Hlt'l'tI1t1 t'tit1t'.1titwn ttii' tit' nitit'i.1t'y .Intl is titiing .III in his pow t'1' tti pcriturni in tht' Austin High Stlitwtil ticiinitt' t.1slts ttw hclp tht' na titin nit't't its Pl'L'9Sillf.1 prtihltwns til' ttstlny. Ht' It't'ls it is iinptmitivt' that tht' sthtitils play .tn .lt'liVt' p.1t'I in ixt't'Dtl1f.1 tspt'n tht' t'h.innt'ls til' tfnth .inti in lt'.lt'IltI1f.1 vtiung pctiplt' to ltntww Anti st't'lt tht-et' t'h.1nnt'Is. tft V .I V ' ' iCJl1 tntxttlx' intt'1't'stt'ti th.tt t't11tWiJJSlS in t'tit1t.ititin itnmin tin ptisitixt ilith in tht ,Xniti tt ix' til hit' 1i't' tht' t'iti7t'ns tit this ttinintttnitv who ttintprist' tht' l5tv.ti'ti til' lttilltllltttlt. 'l'ht tlt'nls til tht' Austin High Sthtitil Art' gi'.1tt'lul to tht'st' nit'n who titinntt' tht'ir tinit' .ind .thili IMS NU iI't't'iY. . .. 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M.A.. spccch. lnsvl is Miss lVl.lI'gd!'Cl llicicc, .X lla. ln lliv CL'I1lx'l' pic tiirc .irc ollicr nirnilwrs of thc samu dupnrlnicnli Miss luyillc l ulini, l3.lf.: Miss Rlllll Siimpson. .'X,l'a.: Miss Riiclicl iAl1LlCI'SOIl. PLS.: Miss XVill.1 Cliiircli, UA.: Miss KnIlwi'im' Mvicr. l5..'X.: Miss llorcncc lnrsun, B. Ag Miss lfvclvn Sponlwrg. l'v.iX. ln the liolloni piciurus Ari Miss llcnriclli' l.ilwo1, MJX.: who lcnclics lfrcncli And Spanish. .incl Miss llclcn Cforv. M..fX.. lixiclicr nl lnlin, 'lihi' nvxi group .irc Icaclicrs who sulwslilulcil during scuond scnicslcr: Mrs. l,il.ili l'mi'inlsm.in. IHS.. social sficncu .ind history, Mrs. llarricl Strrclcr. M,A.. linglisli .ind ioui'n.1lism. Anil Mrs. Mililrcd lJ.i.im-. HS., lzngzlisli, X A-'PL , ,.,. .,,,.4.-.., Social Studies Develop True Faitlm ln Democracy Our NIll4lx'l1IS li-.nn xxlml j.1li'.1I liixluii.1m lmxr XYllllx'il ul lliix Kmriu.x lln- mln-Iupiog,pi.1i11 is llrxniul In .1 pun lim' .ippimulu lu Kiiwxiigii liislmx' .xml In uni .Kmviikxu lilr ln lllvlulsivlmllllm'XN'l1.lX'i'Kll, l'ul.1li ll.1im'i Kl ,Ki Miss llililim- ls.1.imm1 lil 3 .mal Kli KK' li KK'u'lmll. Ki.4K.. ul lliv Swml Niumv Klx'lW.lIlHl.'lll Ullwi iiiuriilwix ul llw mlrpulmriil .inn in llmr UCIIIVI Iilillllx' Kli. iwuigv llllllilulll. IRI . Klmlii-i1l.mlm lllisxwll ll l 2 Kli. l mmm llussull. lkl , xslw .ilw lmilirs lwigglixli Klum Kl.1i1wviy lil-ll. KKK 3 Kliss I min llmmxuii ln Iln' lwllmn piilui- .iw Ilir niciiilwix nl ilu l1I.lllh'l11.llimN ilvpnlniviil Klixs lall1.1 Klmlini. HS. Kli l l l nk I3 l . - i Klixs Kl.iix' QUIIUI lv .K Klx Ilmul--xc ilalxniwn US. Klux Kl.1liv llilliri Klxk lllamlmr l'wl.ulx. l'w..K 4' r- ,tw Scientific Discoveries Made Year By Year ln America lnfluence The Entire World 'l'he grentest research lnhoratory for the application ol' chemistry is in America. and one of the t1I'C.1lL'Sl .idumceinents has heen made in medienl dicoveries. In the ICD picture are memhers ol' the Science department: Mr. .lohn Sieltman. HA.: Mr. Don lirerowski, BS.: Mr. Everett Schroedei, B, S.: Mr. .lohn Coelirnne. Pa. li.: Mr. Sedoris McCartney. BS.: Miss Unella llllertson. PLA.: Miss XVinilred l.eon.ird. HA. The hottom picture is of members ofthe Industrial Arts department. lhe greatest engineers ul the world mday .ire the engineers of America. Our electric light and power systems. radio. and television .ire just .1 liew of the engineering feats which this free Anierica htis given to the world. ilihe teachers are: Mr. Guy Tollerud. lVl.A., director of the department: Mr. XX'.1ltei' l..i'I'ondi-esse. BS.. genernl metals, drawing. .idvanced woodworking: Mr. O. lf. Trnniontine. li. S 1 Mr. .l. A. Rnnum. woodworking: Mr. XV. A. Hardy. BS.: aid Nl, .lflx K r 1 r Ie enttsi, printing. ,,,w W-N -M., . I .wa :mi -6,2 In Industry America Leads the World In Ihr mp pmuw .uv nwmlwrs ul' Ihr Cmmmnmmrrcinl cIcp.1rlmvnl: Misw CfI.11'.1 Pclcrson. IRS.: MISQ .'XIiw I5.1hI. I'v,S,3 Mr. I:.ll'I I,nl'uuIxs. INIJX.: Mr. I.L'UI1.1ILI Cloiuk: Miss M.1rv NIUCIIIN. I7m.rX. cwlll stu KICIIIN hrw in fXnwm,1 haw mmr oppmlunily In study music and .1l'l. lo crmlc .md cmnlmsu, lh.1n ,1nvwI1vrr clan' in Ihr WUIILI. In thc Imllom picluws .Iwi Miss Dumllmy I'rvIx, IFS.: Mise M.1rlh.x IQIIIII Amun. M S, UI Ihr Art cIn'p.1rlmcnI, .md Mrs, AILIIIN Siwqlxisl. I,l,IxII.f Mr, IIWHIHAHI NINNI. I5 XI 2 fxh Yullmm Spvmli. I5 A, ul thc Music 1.Ik'lT.H'III1L'l1I. Each According to His Own Talent The democratic curriculum at Austin High School atlords every student an oppor- tunity to develop according to his particular ahilities. In the top pictures are Miss lllizaheth Cosgritif, HS.: Miss Mary XVilson, HS.: and Miss Maud Vest. HS. ol' the llome llconomics department, and Mr. XV, Ci. XViegand. M.S., agricultural teacher. ln the bottom pictures are Miss Hildegard Hein, M.A.: and Miss Mildred McComb, HS. ol' the Physical Education department for girls. and a group of coaches with E. XV. Silvernagle, HS. and Mr. Blair Hainer, M.A. in the hack row, and Mr. John Butorac, BA.: Mr. Ove Berven, AB.: and Mr. .lohnel Golherg, BA. in the middle row, and Harold Hastings. M.A. in the front row, M , ,.c-. , .ws ..-f an W-:Lf e,,,,,,...-,. 4 Lowell lfinlnaus, president, Lewis Anderson, vice president, Loyde Jensen, treasurer, and Betty Gaslcill, secretary ol tlwe Senior class stride along in lwappy laslwion. Lewis An- derson is Student Cabinet president and l-lelen Julces, secretary-treasurer. 666 .,. W, 'T ME' . , 1. gf mm, x A ff .V ,M X .Q , V ,.-.N -My . .K sa. 15,- 5:- K was A 4 its . -- Y K iw,-:ff.'g -fm, 5 sz, 3 ix K N uk' :gl X 3 fl-123-A i g if M. fx ,ae H, Hnww, . in if 1 I ' ,sf , if 3 . W' , An My flf 'T 24 K 'L ax 1- . W,.. M,LQ:1fw ' K - ALS 93: Fyiiii . 4fz,5 -gui 5, I -fm K.. sas., Ml' if .,.. 'I A A ALLEN, MAVIS ANDERSON, BERNICE . . Orchestra. I. 2, 3, 4. ANDERSON, E. DEAN . . Hi,Y. 4: Spanish Club, 3: Orchestra. I. Z, 3. 4: Vilrestling, 4: Track. 3, 4: Gymnastics. 4. ANDERSON. DONALD Il. ANDERSON. DURWOOD D. ANDERSON, LEVJIS . . Il-Y. I. Z: Austinian. 3: Iiootball, l. Z. 3: Swimming. I, Z. 3. 4: Baseball, 4: Tennis. 1. 3. 4: Student. Cabinet. 4. ANDERSON. STANLEY IE. IZIIA.. 4. ANDRUS. NORMA JEAN . . Iirienclship Club. I. 2, 3. 4: Com- mercial Club, 4: Pep Club, I, Z. 3. 4: G.A.A.. I. Z. 3. 4: Bicycle Club. I: Cilee Club. I: Junior Ilonor Society. Senior Honor Society. 4. ARETT, GLENN IT. . . Drivers Club. l. ARMSTRONG. SIIIRLEY . . Dirk and Bauble. -I: Iiriendship Club, 1, Z. 3, 4: Latin Club. I. Z: G.A.A.. I, 2. 3: Spanish Club, 3. 4: Drama Club, I: Inner Circle. l. 2, 3. 4: Orchestra. l, 2, 3: Milestones ol' Modes and Melodiesm: Student Cabinet, 3: Junior Honor Society. I: Senior Honor Society. 4: Senior Class Play. 4, ATKINSON. MARY JANE . , Ifriendship Club, I: Bicycle Club. I: Glee Club, I. AUGUSTIN, ANNETTA M. . . Commercial Clttb. 4. BAILEY, INEZ G. BAKKEN. ARLIDA . . Friendship Club, 4: Latin Club, I. Z: Austinian. 4: Senior Honor Society, 4. BALDNER. DONALD BALEY, ARCHIE Il. BARKHUITIZ VJANDA GALE . . Senior Home Economics Club, Z. 3. 4: Ifriendship Club, I: Bicycle Club. I: Junior Home Economics Club. I. BARRETT, MARY JEAN . . St. Augustine. I: Dirk and Bauble. 4: Friendship. Z, 3. 4: Latin Club, Z: Naturalist Club. 2. 3: G.A.A.. Z. 3, 4: Orchestra, Z, 3. 4: Student Cabinet. 2: Pho- tography Club. 3. 4: Milestones ol' Modes and Melodiesfl: Senior Honor Society. 4: Senior Class Play, 4. BARRICK. MAVl5RE'l l'lE M. . . Commercial Club, 4: Glee Club, I: Lost ancl l7ounc.l. 3. 4. BARROVJS. DORIS . . Iiriendship Club. l: Naturalist Club, I. BARSTOVJ, SUZANNE . . . Dirk and Bauble. 4: Friendship Club, I. Z, 3. 4: Latin Club. I. 2: Ci.A.A.. I. 2, 3: Spanish Club. 3. 4: Bicycle Club, I: Drama Club, I: Chorus. 2, 3. 4: Junior Honor Society, I: The Happy Jout'ney : Senior Hon- or Society. 4: Senior Class Play. 4. Z0 BELL, GEORGE A. . , Naturalist Club. 4: Austinian, 4: Sen- tinel, 4. BENNETT, NVIl,l.lAM . . Hi-Y. Z, 3, 4: French Club. 2, 3: Basketball, Z, 3: Bowling, 4: Student Cabinet, 3: Safety Patrol. 4: Photography Club, 3, 4. BENTZIN. LOXVELL . . Watertown. Vtlis., l, 2: Football, Z. BERG, DONALD , . Safety Patrol, 3, 4. BERG. ONVEN . . Hi-Y. 2. 3: Football. 4: Tennis. l. Z. 3. 4: Junior Honor Society, l: Senior Honor Society, 4. BEST, JACK . . Austinian, 4: Sentinel. 4: Football. l, 2. BJERKE. AILEEN . . Senior Home Economics Club. 4: Friend- ship Club, l. 2. 3. 4: Pep Club, l, 2. 3, 4: Naturalist Club. Z: G.A.A.. l, Z. 3, 4: Orchestra. l. Z. 3, 4: Pin Pan Club, l. BLOCK. LORAINE . . Friendship Club. l, 2, 3, 4: Commercial Club. 4: Quill and Scroll, 4: Austinian, 4: Sentinel. 4: Senior Honor Society, 4. BORRIS, BEVERLY . . Senior Home Economics Club, 2. 3, 4: Friendship Club, l, Z, 3, 4: French Club. 3, 4: Bicycle Club, l: Austinian, 4: Sentinel. 4: Pin Pan Club, 1. BRAASTAD, ARLENE . . Adams, Minn., l, 2: Glee Club, 1, Z: Basketball, l, 2: Attendance, 4. BRAKKE. DONNA MAE . . Junior Home Economics Club, l: Friendship Club. l, 2, 3: Latin Club, Z: Naturalist Club, 2: Commercial Club. 4: G.A.A., l. Z, 3: Austinian, 4: Attend- ance Oflice 3, BRANDT, GLENN . . Austinian, 4: Hall Patrol, l: Sentinel Staff, 4. BRINK. LORRAINE . . Senior Home Economics Club, 3, 4: Friendship Club, l, Z, 3. 4: Naturalist Club, 2: Commercial Club. 4: Quill and Scroll, 4: G.A.A.. l. Z, 3: Bicycle Club, l: Glee Club. l: Austinian, 4: Sentinel, 4: Tennis. 2: Junior Honor Society, l: Chorus. 4. BROOKS. JANE . . Friendship Club, 2. 3, 4: Naturalist Club, l. 3: Commerical Club, 4: Quill and Scroll. 4: Austinian, 4: Sentinel. 4: Student Cabinet. l. 2: The Knave of Hearts, 1: Junior Honor Society, l: Senior Honor Society, 4. BROVJN. BETTY , . Dirk and Bauble, 4: Friendship Club, l, Z. 3, 4: French Club, 3: Pep Club. 4: Spanish Club. l, 2: Drama Club, l: Big Hearted Herbert Elmer Student Cab- inet, l. 3: Junior Honor Society, 1: Senior Inner Circle, Z, 3, 4: Senior Honor Society, 4. CAMPBELL, MILDRED CARLSON. LUCILE CARPENTER. KENNETH C. . . Hi-Y. 3, 4: Orchestra, l. Z. 3. 4. CHERNEY. ERNEST . . Basketball, 4: Football, l. Z. 3, 4: Swimming, l: Track, 1: Baseball, l, Z, 3. 4: Bowling, l. CHRISTENSEN. DAVID . . Hi-Y. 3, 4: Football, 3, 4: Swims ming. l. Z, 3. 4. CHRISTIANSON, KATHRYN Z1 ,iq as Q use X 5 if CIIRZ. lVIII,DRI:D . , Junior llonie lfconomies Club. I: Ifriend- ship Club. Z: Naturalist Club, l. Cl.ARK. KATIIRYN M. . . Dirk and I3auble. 4: lfriendship Club, I. Z. 3. 4: Ifrencb Club. 2. 3. 4: Naturalist Club. 1. 3: Bicycle Club, I: Glee Club. I: Chorus. 4: Austinian Staff. 4: Student Cabinet. I: Austinian Staff. 4: Driver's School. I: Noon llour Activities. 4. CONWAY. IlVljI.YN . . Ifriendsbip Club. 3. 4: Commercial Club, 4. CRANIZ. IIORISNCIS B CRIS'I'. JOHN lVIARl,O . . Dirk .und I3auble, 4: Ili Y. 1. 3, 4: I5.l7.A.. I. Z. 3. 4: Big Hearted Ilerbertf' 3: Student Cabinet. 3: Senior Honor Society. 4. DAHILIRIEN. BURR K. . . Ili-Y. I. l. 3: Orchestra. I. Z. 3, 4: Band. I. 2. 3, 4: Chorus. 3: Ifootball, 4: I3asebaII. 4: Tennis, 2: Student Cabinet. l. 3. DALIEN, JANE DAI,IZN. OI,IVIi . . Commercial Club, 4. DARR. VIFRA MAI: , , Senior Home Economics Club. 3, 4: Dirk and Bauble. 4: Iiriendship Club, I. Z, 3, 4: I.atin Club. I. Z: Naturalist Club. 2: G.A.A.. I. lx l3icycle Club. I: Orchestra. 2, 3: Chorus. 4: Junior Ilonor Society. I1 VVbat Knot Club. I. Z: Language Club. I. Z. 4: Austinian Staff. 4. DASIYCK. SIIIRLIQY MARIE . . Senior Home Ijconomics Club. 4: Junior Ilome Ilconomics Club. I: Friendship. I. 1: Natural- ist Club. l. 3: Chorus. 2, 3: Austinian Staff. 4: Driver's School, 2. DEICK, lil MIER DEVER. I3-IjVI2RI.Y IE. DIETRICII. ClI.ADYS . , Vriendxhip Club. I. 2. 3, 4: Naturalist Club. Z: Commercial Club. 4: Quill and Scroll. 4: G.A.A.. I. 2: Drama Club, I: Glee Club. I: Chorus. Z. 31 Austinian Staff. 4: Sentinel. 4: Junior Honor Society. I: Senior Ilonor Society, 4. DOCK. JUNE I. . . Cllee Club. I. DODGE. DORIS I7, . . Commercial Club. 4: :Xustinian Staff. 4. DORN. DONALD R. . . Hi-Y. 4: Chorus. 3. 4: Track. 3, 4: Hall Patrol. I. DRIEYISR. GIQORGIL . . Ifootball, 4: Track. 3: XVrt-stling. 3. 4. DUIIIY. IRVIN DUNLAP, MARY K. . . Friendship Club. I. Z. 3, 4: I.atin Club. I. Z: Naturalist Club. 3: Spanish Club, 3. 4: Bicycle Club. I: Drama Club. I: Junior Honor Society. IL Senior Ilonor So- ciety. 4. DVORAK. DIiI.I3I:R'I' EINHAUS. l.CDWIlI.I. . . Iiootball. I. 2, 3. 4: Baseball, 3, 4. 7 EINHAUS. LYLE l.. . . Football. Z. 3. 4: Baseball. 4: Student Cabinet. 3: Junior Honor Society. ENGEN. MILDRED . . Friendship Club, 3, 4: Commercial Club, 4: Sentinel Distribution: Senior Honor Society, 4. ERICRSON. ROBERT EVANS. DOROTIIY . . Senior Home Economics Club, Z, 3, 4 Friendship Club. I, Z: G.A.A., 1. Z: Bicycle Club. l. EVIENSON, OPAL IRENE . . Pin Pan Club. l: Friendship Club, l. l. 3. 4: Naturalist Club. Z. 3: Commercial Club. 4: G.A.A., l. Z: Junior Honor Society: Lost and Found. 3: Austinian Staff. 4: Senior Honor Society. 4. FLADGARD. OAIL . . Senior Home Economics Club. 4: Friend- fhiP Cllllf- I. l: Pin Pan Club, l: Austinian Staff, 4. FOX, KENNETH R. . . Golf. 4: Bowling. Z, 3. 4. FUl.l.lfR. JAMES M. . . Hi-Y. 3, 4: Ushers, Z, 3: Austinian Staff. 4: Sentinel Staff. 4: Senior Honor Society, 4. GAHAGEN, KENNETH . . Golf. 4: Bowling, 2, 3, 4. CEARBISCH. HAZEI. J. . . Commercial Club, 4. GASKILI.. BE'I l'Y . . Senior lnner Circle, 3, 4: Dirk and Bauble. 4: Friendship Club. l. Z. 3, 4: Latin Club. l: G.A.A., l: Glee Club, l: Homecoming Queen. 4. GEANNAKOURI. ALICE . . Senior Home Economics. 3: Friend- Ship Club. l, Z. 3. 4: Naturalist Club. Z: Commercial Club. 4: Pep Club. 3. 4: Quill and Scroll, 4: G.A.A., 1, 2, 3: Bi- cycle Club. l: Student Cabinet, 3. 4: Junior Honor Society, l: XVhat Knot Club. l: Drum Majorette. 3, 4: Austinian Staff, 4: Sentinel Staff. 4: Senior Honor Society: Chorus, 4: Mile- stones in Moods and Melodies. CIEISE, PATRICIA . . Commercial Club, 4: Orchestra, l, Z. 3: Austinian Staff, 4: Sentinel Staff, 4. GLEASON. ANNA MARIE . . Friendship Club, 3: French Club. 1, 3. GORMAN. LOUISE M. . . Friendship Club. l: Glee Club. l: Chorus 4: Cafeteria Staff, Z: Drivers School. l: Chorus, 4. GRAFF, ELTON . . Football. Z. CRAP. DOROTHY M. GUILD. HENRY . , Aeronaut Club. 2: Sentinel Staff, 4. GUILD. RALPH . . Aeronaut Club, l, Z: Wrestling. 4. GUNDERSON, ANNA MAE CEUNDERSON. LOUIS . . Basketball, l, l: Football, l, Z. 4: Baseball. 3, 4: Usher, l. 23 HAGAN. IRIQNIS HAI.I.. AGNES . . tnot graduatingt HAIIUM. BIf'l I'Y JEAN . . Senior Home Economics Club. 2. 3. 4: Junior Home Economics. l: Iiriendship Club. l. HANSON. lllEl.l2N MARIIE . . Vilhat Iinot Clttb. I: Senior Home Economics Club. 3, 4: lfriendsbip Clttb. l. Z. 3. 4: Naturalist Club. Z: Commercial Club. 4: Quill and Scroll. 4: Junior Honor Society: Chorus, 4: Senior Ilonor Society. 4: Sentinel. 4: Austinian. 4. H'AR'I'QUlS'I'. RICHARD llARl,-. . Dirk and Bauble. 4: Hi-Y. Z. 3. 4: liootball. 3: Swimming l: Golf. 3: Student Cabinet. 4: Safety Patrol. 4: Junior Ilonor Society: Cheerleader. 3. 4: HASKIQLI.. BONNIE . . Iiriendship Club. I. 2: Glee Clttb. lp Chorus. Z. 3. 4. llIjDl.UND. MARK . . Basketball. l. 2: Iiootball, l. 1: Tennis. l. Z. 4: Chorus. 3. 4. HIiI,IfBRAN'I'. RDBliR'li . . Chorus. HIZSCH. IRENIE . . Friendship Club. li Commercial Clttb. 4: Cilee Club. l: Junior Honor Society. Senior Ilonor Society. 4. HIZSCH. RAYMOND . . Safety ljatrol. 3. 4: llall Patrol. l, 1. HII.DRI2'I'H. ALICE . , Spirit lake. Iowa. I: Austin. 1. 3. 4: Iiriendship Club. Z. 3. 4: Latin Club. I. 11 Naturalist Club. Z: Commercial Club. 4: G.A.A.. J. 3: Glee Club. l: Junior Hon' or Society: Drivers School. l: Chorus. 2. 3: Senior Honor Society. 4. Hll,I.. ROBERT . . Kearney. Nebraska. l: Austin. 1. 3. 4: Dirk and Bauble. 4: lirench. I: Aeronaut Club. 1. 3: Chorus. 3: Basketball. l: Swimming. l: Safety Patrol. 3: Photography Club. 3, 4: Big Hearted Herbertu: A Message from Khufunz Andante : The Happy Journey . Senior Honor Society. 4: Senior Class Play. 4. HOIEPIER. CIIIZSTIER . . Basketball. l. 1: lfootball. l: Bowling. l. 3: Student Cabinet. 4: Safely Patrol. 3. 4. HOl.'l'. GEORGE . . Basketball. l. 2. 3. 4: Ifootball. l. 1. 3, 4: Baseball. l. 2. 3. 4. HOMMEI.. MARY . . Dirk and Bauble. 4: liriendship Clttb. I. Z. 3. 4: Ifrench Club. 2. 3: Naturalist Club. lc G.A.A.. l. Z. 3: Junior Ilonor Society: IZlmer. HORN. Gl.ADYS . . Senior Home Ifconomics Cltth. 4: Iiriend- ship Club. 3. 4: Glee Club. 1: Austinian Staff. 4. HOSKINS. IEIIXVOOD . . Lilchueld. lp Austin 1. 3. 4: Foot- ball. l. 2. 3. 4: Basketball. I: Track. 3. 4: Bowling. 3: Safety Patrol. 3: Hi-Y. 2. 3. 41 lirench Clttb. 2. 3: Big Hearted Herbert : Austinian Staff. 4: Sentinel Staff. 4. HOUSTON. ROBliR'l' . . Naturalist Club. I: Aeronaut Club. l: Swimming. lg Tennis. l. Z. HOUTS. MARJORIIE . . Iiriendship Club. I. 1. 3. 4: Student Cabinet. 3: Drivers School. l: Attendance Dept.. 4: Drttm Maiorette. 3. 4. IIOVLAND. DRl.O . . Iiootball. 31 Baseball. l. 1. 3. 41 Bowl- ing. 3. 4. HUNTIER. MURIIQI. IiIiRN . . Junior Home Ilconomics Clttb. l: Commercial Clttb. 4: l.ost and Found. 1. 3. 4: Chorus. 3, 4. 24 HYLLE. SISLMA . . Senior Home Economics Club, 4: Pin Pan Club, I: Friendship Club, I, 2, 3: Naturalist Club, 2, 3: Quill and Scroll, 4: Bicycle Club. I: Cilee Club. l: Chorus. 2. 3: Sportsmanship Club, I: Drivers School. 2: Austinian Staff. 4: Sentinel Staff. 4. JACOBSEN, ELMA MAE . . Adams. l: LeRoy. 2: Austin, 3. 4: Glee Club, I: Lost and Found, 3. JACOBSON, MARGARET C. . . Naturalist Club, 3: Cilee Club. l: Attendance Olhce, 4: Student Cabinet, I. JACOBSON. RALPH JENSEN, FREDERICK L. . , Hi-Y, 3, 4: Chorus, Z, 3, 4: Track. Z. JENSEN. LOYDE L. . . Usher Z. 3, 4: Noon Hour Activities. l. 2. 3. 4. JENSEN, SHIRLEY . . Dirk and Bauble, 4: Friendship Club, 2, 3, 4: Chorus, 2, 3, 4: Sentinel Staff, Z: Austinian Staff, 4: Milestones of Modes and Melodiesuz Big Hearted Herbert : The Inn of Return : Minneapolis, l: Senior Class Play, 4. JOHNSON. DALE ALDEN JOHNSON. LAVONNE . . Chorus. l. JOHNSON, ROBERT E. . . Askov. l. 2. 3: Austin, 4: Chorus, l, 1. 3. 4: Austinian Staff. 4: Sentinel Staff. 4: Basketball, l, Z. 3: Track, I, Z, 3: Baseball, 3: Tennis, Z, 3. JOLSON. VIRGINIA I.. . . Senior Home Economics Club, 2. 3. 4: Friendship Club. Z. 3. 4: Quill and Scroll. 4: Cafeteria Staff. 3. 4: Austinian Staff. 4: Sentinel Staff, 4: D.R.R.. 2: Camera Club, 4: Senior Honor Society, 4. JORGENSON, IONE . . Friendship Club, l, Z. JUKES, HELEN . . Student Cabinet, 4: Senior Honor Society, 4. JUSE, MARY ANN , . Minneapolis. 1, Z: Austin, 3, 4. KAPENIS, STANLEY . . Hi-Y. l. 2: French Club, l, 2: Band, l. 2. 3: Austinian Staff, 3: Moonshine and Honeysuckle. KING. IVIARGARIFF JEAN . . Ci,A.A., I: Chorus, Z, 3. Knot graduatingl KIRKPATRICK, BLANCHE , . Friendship. l, 2, 3. 4: Com- mercial Club. 4: G.A.A,, l. Z: Bicycle Club. l: Junior Honor Society, l: Chorus. Z. 3: Drum Majorette, 3, 4: Joan and Jerry : Senior Honor Society, 4. KIRIQPATRICK. NORMA LEA . . Senior Home Economics Club. 3: Friendship Club, Z, 3, 4: Pep Club. 3. 4: Chorus, Z, 3, 4. KJOME. HELEN V. . . Senior Home Economics Club, Z. 3. 4: Friendship Club. l. 2, 3. 4: Latin Club, 2, 3: Naturalist Club. 2: Commercial Club. 4: Quill and Scroll, 4: G.A.A.. l. Z. 3. 4: Orchestra. l. 1: Chorus. 4: Student Cabinet, l: Junior Honor Society. l: Vv'hat Knot Club, l: Pin Pan Club, I: Austinian Staff. 4: Sentinel Staff. 4. KNUTSON, DONALD S. . . Hi-Y, 3. 4: Naturalist Club. Z: Aeronaut Club, 2. 3: Band, I: Tennis, l. Z: Student Cabinet. l. 1: Safety Patrol, 3, 4. KRAMER. ALTA MAE , . Austin. l, Z. 4: Aberdeen. South Dakota. 3: Friendship Club. l. 2, 4: Latin Club, 2: Com- mercial Club. 4: Student Cabinet. 2: Chorus, 3: Hi-Tri. 3. 25 V KROKOS. DONNA . . .Iunior Ilome lfconomics Club. I: Senior Home Iiconomics Club. 3. 4: Ifriendship Club. 3. 4: Natural- ist Club, 3: Driver's School, l. KRUl.ISII. I.UClI.IZ I.A DUE. PATRICIA . . I.eSueur High School. I: Cheerleader. I: Drum lvlajorette. I: Paints and I'atches : Austin. 1. 3. 4: 7 Cheerleader. 4. 4: Sentinel 4: Austinian. 4. LARSON. ARDIiII.A , . Iiriendship Club. I. Z, 3. 4: Cilee Club. I. I.ARSON. IfI.I.IO'I' I.ARSDN. I.ORAINI2 Ii. . . Cilee Club. I: Chorus l. 3. LARSON. LORRAIINII K. .Iunior Home Ifconoinics Club. I: Ifriendship Club. I, 2: Ci.A.A.. l. Z. 3: Austinian Staff. 4: Sentinel Staff. 4. LARSON. MARIO . . Aeronaul Club, ll Baud. Z. 3. 4. LEEPER. DDLORIIS I.. . . Orchestra. 4: Band. I. 1. 3. 4. I.IgI:l'I1R. l1Il.I:l:N IVI. I.. . . l3.ind. l. 1. 3. 4. I.II.YGRIiN. .IIZAN IfI.lZAl3If'I3H . . Dirk and Bauble. 4: Ifriend ship Club. I. 1. 3, 4: Ifrench Club. 2. 3: Pep Club. 1, 3. 4: G.A.A.. I: Spanish Club. I. Z. 3: Big Hearted IIerbert : i'lVIushrooms Coming Up : Command Performancenz The Happy .Iourney : .Iunior Honor Society. I: Senior Honor So- ciety. 4. LUCAS. IEUNICII . , Pep Club. 4: Ci.A.A.. I. 1. 3, 4: Bicycle Club. I. 1: Orchestra, 3. 4: Band. I. 2. 3. 4, I.UIQSIK. I3I2'I I'Y . . Dirk and Bauble. 4: I.atin Club. l. ll Commercial Club. 4: Quill and Scroll. 4: Austinian Staff. 4: Sentinel Stall. 4, I.YI.E. Vw'lI.I.IAlVI .I,, JR. . . I5.I7,A,. I. Z, 3. 4, IVIAIIAN. IYI,If . . lied NVing High School. I. l. 3: Ifootball. I. Z: Baseball. I: lIifY. I: Bowling. I. IVIARQUliSl7N. NVAYNIE . . Atlantic. Iowa. I: ilirack. I: Basket- ball, I: Austin. l. 3, 4: Bowling, 3, 4: Austinian Staff. 4: Sentinel Stall. 4: Track, 2. 3, 4. lVIcCAMY. CI.II7'I'ON . . Iiootball. 3, 4: Baseball. 3. 4. IVIcDANllll.. GLENN MCITARLAND. IiII.IfI:N . . I'riendsbip Club, I. 1. 3: Naturalist Club. 2. 3: Austinian Staff. 4: Sentinel Staff. 4: I.ost and Iiound. 2. IVICGIEE. IRVUIN . . Mason City. Iowa. I. l. 3: Ifoolball. I: Track. I: Tennis. Z: I3and. 2: Stttdent Cabinet. Z: Ile Couldn't Do It. McKINNI2Y. DARYI. I.. , . Dirk and Bauble. 4: Ili-Y. Z. 3. 4: Spanish Club. 3: Student Cabinet. 4: Hall Patrol. I: Drum Major. 3. 4: I'he Man in the Bowler Hat : Big Hearted Herbertu: Senior Honor Society, 4. Z 6 MEYER, EVELYN VERNA . . Junior Home Economics Club. I: Iiriendship Club, l, Z: C.A,A., l. 2. 3. MILLER. CARMEN A. . . Senior Home Economics Club, 3, 4: Iiriendship Club, I, Z3 Ci.A.A., I: Chorus, Z: Austinian Staff, 4. MILLER, DOROTHY . . Glee Club, 1. MINER, MARVIN . . Clear Lake, Iowa, I: Austin. Z, 3, 4. MOLINE, ROBERT C. , . Hi-Y, 45 Aeronaut Club, 2: Swim- ming, 1. 2: Track, l, Z: Tennis. 3, 4: Bowling, 43 Safety Patrol. 3, -lg Wrestling, 4: Tumbling, 4. NEBERGALL, RALPH C. . . Mapleton, Minnesota. l, Z, 3: Track, l, Z, 3: Boxing, l, Z, 3, Tumbling, l, Z, 3: Austin, 4. NELSON. BETTE A, . . Glee Club, I: Chorus, Z, 35 Lost and Found, 3, -I, NELSON, FERN M. . . Glee Club, lg Chorus, Z5 Attendance Office, -I: Cafeteria Staff, 3. NELSON, JAMES NEMITZ, MARIAN . . G.A.A., l, 2. NEUBAUER, LEWIS . . Orchestra, l, 2, 3, 49 Chorus, 35 Foot- ball, 3, -4. NEVE, ROBERT H. NORMAN CORRINE M. . . Junior Home Economics Club, 1' Senior Home Economics Club, 2, 3, 43 Friendship Club, l, Zi, 5, 4: Ifrench Club, 3, 43 Bicycle Club, lg Austinian Staff, 4' Sentinel, -I. 1 NORTON, ARCHIE R. ORR. FLOYD . . Hi-Y, lg Naturalist Club, 1, Drama Club, I1 Student Cabinet, l, Z, 3, 4, Silver Lining , The Inn of Return. OSLAND, DONALD J. . , Senior Class Play, 4, OSTRANDER. JAMES PACK, JUNE I. . . Elkton High School, lg Austin, Z. 3, 4. PAPPAS. GEORGE J. . . Orchestra, lg Football, l. PAULSON. HELEN . . Friendship Club, l, Z, 3, 4: Latin Club. I, Z, Naturalist Club, 3: G,A.A., l. Z: Austinian Staff. 4. PAULSON, MILDRED. , G.A.A., l, 2, Cafeteria Staff. l, Z. 27 PIENKAVA, OIIVIZ R. . . Cllcc Club I. PIZRSINCIITR, NORIVIA .IIZAN , . Sac City. Iowa. I: Storni lalw, Iowa. 1: Austin. 3. 4, lyliilillllblfulw. IX7l.URlfS I7. . . liricmlsliip Club. l. l. 3: CI.fX.A.. I, 1. 3: liicyulc Club. I. 2: Swimming. I. 1. 3, Plf'I'IfIlSON. .IOIIN XV. . . Ili-Y. 1. 3, 4: l.atiu Club. li Na turalist Club, l: I3aslwlball. l. 1. 3, 4: l3ootball. I. 1. 3. 4: Gull. l. 2. 3. 4: Safvty Patrul. 3: Junior Ilonor Sucicly. l: Scnior Ilonor Society. 4. PIEIIERSON, RICIIARIQ , .Ili Y. I. 1, 3:1 l3ask4ctball. I: limi' ball. I. 1, 3, 4: Swimming. J. 3. 4: lcnnis. I. l. 3, 4: Student Cabinct. 3, PINKAVIX. IfDY'l'lllf IVI .... Iuniur lluinc lfcunoinius. l: Scnim Ilunic lfcvnomics, 4. PIACIEK. KIZNNl5'l'lI PRIQIIOIDA. DORIS A, , . l3t'icmIxhip Club. l. 4: Cummcrcial Club, 4: Chorus. Z. 3: Quill and Scroll. 4: Austinian Staff. 41 Scntincl Staff. 4. PRlCKI?'II'I', PlIll,lP PUCIII. PAIIQICIA . . Ifricntlsliip Club. l. Z. 3. 4: Psp Club. I. Z. 3. 4: CI.fX.,X,. I. 2, 3. 4: Spanisl1Club. 3. 4. RANUIVI. MIEIQXVYN . . Ili Y. 1. 3. 4. RIZCIOR. Vx'ARRlfN . . Ikmtball. Z. 3. 4: Studcnt Cabinct. 4. RIQIIIY. SIIIRIIQY' A. . . Iticmlsliip Club. I. 2. 3. 4: latin Club. l: Natttralist Club. 3: Cummcrcial Club. 4: CI.A.A.. I. Z: Clmrtts. l. Rl2lVlINCI'I'ON. ClI.'XRl.lfS XV. . . Orclwstra. 3. 4: l3aml. 2. 3. 4: Chorus. Z. 3. 4. llOI3liI?,'l'SON, .IACIQ OIIVIER . . Ili Y, 3. 4: latin Club. 3: IXIQA.. I. Z. 3. 4: Drama Club, I: 'l'hc 'licaclicrs' lX'IL'L'lIl1QlH1 Sugar ami Spiccnz Senior llnnur Sncicty, 4: Scnior Class Play. 4. ROCIiXVIil.I. ITAY . . IXIZA.. J. 3. 4. RYSAVY. IDIZIORIES Iil.AlNI2 . , Ifriuntlsliip Club. I. SANDGRIEN. lf.'XI'l'll .l, , , lfrivntlsbip Club, I. 2. 4: l,atin Club. 3, 4: Naturalist Club, lx Qi,A.A.. I. 1. 4: Drama Club, li Chorus. 3. 4. SASII. l5l.ORIfNC'lf . . fXttcml.1t1cf: OIIIN. 4. SAIIIRIZ. lllfl.IiN .IIZAN . . I:l'ICIILlSI1lD Club. I. 1: li.A..N.. l. 1. SAIIIRIE. IJXRRY . . Dirk and l3.1ublc. 4: Ili Y. 1. 3. 4: Iirama Club, I: Orclicwtra. l. 2. 3. 4: Iiand. I. 2. 3. 4: Stutlcnt Cabinet. 2. 3: lbs Man in tht' Pmowlcr llatu: Big llcartctl lIctbct't : 'I'Iic Inn ul Rcturnut Scniui' Ilunm' Sucicty, 4: Ssnior Class Play. 4. 28 SAYl.ljS. DORN . . Hi-Y. 3. 4: l7.l7.A.. 1.2, 3. 4: Orchestra, 4: Chorus. 1. 3. 4, SCllMlDT, HOXYARD A. . . Hi-Y. Z. 3. 4: Orchestra. 4: Band. Z, 3. 4: Swimming. 3, 4: Saliety Patrol, 3. 4. SCllRl2lBliR, DOROTHY , . Senior Home Economics Club. Z, 3. 4: Junior Home liconomics Club, l: liriendship Club, 1: Austinian Staff. 4: Drivers School, Z. SCllUl,Dil'. l.lfORA . . liriendship Club. 3. 4. SIQIRA. FRANK SlflVlZR, CIJYDE U. . Band. 3, 4: Chorus, 1, 2, 3: Football, 1, l. 3, 4, Swimming. l, 2. 3, 4: Irack. l. Z. Sl3l.IX. RU'l'll Sl5l.l.l:RS. lil Sllf lVlARllf . . Junior Home liconomics Club, lt llriendship Club, I: Commercial Club. 4. Sl:l.l.l3RS. MlZRl.YN J. . . Hi-Y. 3, 4. Sl l.-X Dll. X'IC'I'OR JR. Slll2l2llAN, VIVIAN , . Dirk and Bauble, 4: Friendship Club. l. Z, 3. 4: Clee Club. 1: Orchestra, l, Z: Chorus. l, Z. 3, 4: i'Big Hearted Herbert. 3: Austinian Staff. 4: The lnn of Return, 4: Junior Honor Society: Senior Honor Society, 4: Senior Class Play. 4. SHERMAN. XVll,l,lAlVl lj, . , l5ootball, l, 2: Ushers Club, 4: Senior Honor Society, 4. SMl'l'll. .lliANNl2'l3'l'IE N, . . lfriendship Club, l, Z. 3. 4: Com- mercial Club, 4: Orchestra. Z. 3, 4: Band, 2. 3. 4: Junior Honor Society: l.ost and liound, 3: XVhat Knot Club, lp Sen- ior llonor Society. 4. SNlEl,l.. HOPE . . lfriendship Club, l. Z. 3, 4: Commercial Club. 4: Quill and Scroll. 4: G.A.A.. l, 2: Drama Club, l: Glee Club, l: Chorus, Z. 3: Big Hearted Herbert, 4: Austinian Stall. 4: Sentinel Staff. 4: Junior Honor Society, l: Quill and Scroll. 4. tnot graduatingl SOMMIIR. BERTHA JEAN , . Dirk and Bauble. 4: Ifriendship Club, l, 2, 3. 4: l.atin Club. l. Z: lirench Club, 3, 4: Quill and Scroll. 4: G.A.A.. l, Z. 3: Drama Club, l: Orchestra, Z, 3, 4: Band. l. 2, 3. 4: Mushrooms Coming Up. 3: Aus- tinian Stalf. 4: Sentinel Staff, 4: Student Cabinet, l: Photog- raphy Club. 3, 4: XVhat Knot Club, l: Senior Honor Society. 4, SOMMER. lfVERlfT'l' . . Chorus. 4. tnot graduatingl STANEK, STANLEY . , Baseball, l. S'l'AN'l'ON. GRACE , . Glee Club, l. S'l'AN'I'ON. 'l'l'lOMAS . . lfootball. I, Z: XVrestling, 3. 4. STIBARNS, GLIINDON . . lli-Y, 4: Track, 3. 4: Bowling. 4: Sentinel Staff. 4. STENGER, CiERAl.DINE . . Friendship Club. Z. 3. 4: Latin Club, 2: Naturalist Club, Z: A'Big Hearted Herbert, 3: Aus- tinian Staff, 4: Sentinel Staff. 4: Milestones of Modes and Melodies, 20 HQ ..,. ,,.,, .,,- fag . S'l'EPlllfNSON. XVll.l.lAM , . Hi-Y. 3: Orchestra. 4: Band. I, Z. 3. 4: Swimming. l, STOVER, DWAINIZ M, . . Sentinel Staff. 4. STUBBEIE, BARBARA . . liriendship Club, l. 2, 3, 4: lfrench Club. Z. 3: Pep Club, l. l, 3, 4: G.A.A., l, 2. 3, 4: Spanish Club, l. 1, 3: Drama Club. l: .lunior Honor Society. l: .lun- ior Inner Circle. l : Senior lnner Circle. 4: Milestoiies ot' Modes and Melodies: Senior Honor Society. 4. SVILJKOVSKY. lVlABlfl. . . .lunior Home lfconomies Club, l. SWANSCUN, MARSllAl.l. . . lfootball. l. TANNIER. ll.liNl2 A, , . Dirk and Bauble. 4: lfriendship Club. Z. 3, 4: l.atin Club. 3: Glee Club. l: Orchestra. 3, 4: Band. Z. 3, 4: Chorus, 3: Senior Honor Society, 4. 'l'ANNlfR, lVlURllfl. , . Friendship Club. l. 1, 3. 4: Ci.A.A.. 4: Bicycle Club. I: Orchestra. l, Z. 3, 4: Chorus. 4. 'l'A'l'E. KliNNl2'l'll . . HivY. I. Z: Sentinel Stall. 4. tnot graduatingl THOMPSON. lil.lZABlE'I'll . . St. Paul: Ci.A,A., I: Drama Club. l: Austin, Z, 3. 4: Dirk and Bauble, 4: lirienclship Club. Z. 3, 4: Pep Club. 4: G,A.A.. 2. 3. 4: 'l'he Man in the Bowler Hat. 3: Big Hearted Herbert. 3: Austinian Staff. 4: Student Cabinet. 4: Sugar and Spiceug Chorus. Z: Mile- stones and Melodies, 'l'HOlVll'SDN, DRY ANN . . Senior Home lfconomics Club. Z, 3. 4: .lunior llome llconomies Club. I: l3riendship Club, 3: Austinian Staff, 4: Sentinel Staff. 4: Cafeteria Stall, 3. 4. 'l'llOlVll'SDN. l3liARl. . , Cilee Club. l: Chorus, Z: Caliteria Staff. 4. 'I'INBlZRG, .Il2ANlE'I'TlE . . lirienclship Club, 3, 4: l.atin Club. Z, 3: Commercial Club. 4: G.A.A., 2. 3. 4: Senior llonor Society. TINBIERG. JUNE . . lfriendship Club. 3, 4: l.atin Club, 3. 4: Commercial Club. 4: Ci.A.A.. 4: Bicycle Club. l. 'l'O'I l'liNllAM. MARCARFI' . . liriendship Club, l, 2: Natural' ist Club. l: Bicycle Club. l: Cilee Club. l. 'l'Ulf'l'lf, INGISBORC . . lfriendship Club. 4: Ci,A.A.. 3, 4: Sentinel Distribution. 4, URl.ICll, DONALD . . Bowling. 3. VAl.DAHl., l.OlS . , lfrienclship Club. l, 4: Glee Club, l. VIIZTOR, ROBIBRT . . lfootball, 4. VOGEI., ILXVIS A. . . Basketball, I, l. 3, 4: lfootball, l. 2, 3, 4: lrack. l. Z: Golf, 4: Baseball. l, Z, 3: Student Cab- inet. Z. 3. VOLKMANN, l.OlS . . G.A.A,. l, Z: lirientlship Club, l. 2: Bicycle Club, l, Z. WALKER. BONNIETA 30 WATERS, LORAN H. . . Dirk and Bauble. 4: Hi-Y, 2, 3. 4: Naturalist Club, 2, 3: Drama Club. I: Chorus. 4: The Man in the Bowler Hat. 3: Bowling, 2, 3: Student Cabinet, 4: Cheerleader, 4. WEIS. CURTIS . . Bowling. 3, 4. WENTZEL, JESSIE . . Friendship Club, I: Bicycle Club, 1: What Knot Club, 1. WESENDORF, LEONARD . . Hi-Y, 2. 3, 4: Latin Club. l, 2: Aeronaut Club, 2: Track. 2: Tennis, 3, 4: Student Cabinet. 2: Safety Patrol, 2, 3, 4: Junior Honor Society, 1: Hall Pa- trol, 1: Senior Honor Society. WINN, DAVID . . Dirk and Bauble, 4: Hi-Y, Z, 3, 4: Latin Club, Z: Drama Club, l: Orchestra, l, 2. 3, 4: Band. 1, 2. 3, 4: Big Hearted Herbert. 3: Track. 3, 4: Bowling, 3: Safety Patrol, 3. 4: Junior Honor Society. l, WOLCOTT, LAVERN . . Basketball, 1, 2. 3, 4: Football, I, 2: Golf. 3, 41 Baseball, 2: Bowling, 3, 4. YANZER. DORIS . . Austinian Staff, 4: Sentinel Staff, 4. YAROSHEK. ELMER . . Hi-Y, 2, 3, 4: Naturalist Club. 2, 3, 4: Bowling, 3, 4: Tennis. 1. 2, 3. 4: Hall Patrol, 1, 2: Photography Club, 3, 4. nd .1 oil ci l.l4.'XI lllilil l ll- Cxl L ll .xI.w.Im., I IXIIIIQIII ll I1.IIIy,.sI, ll UI-MI.-II I lxilli- II IIIIIIIIIIWI lx .I.II si-II. I IIHIII-Ili. I I-a.IIi.w. Nl II.I.II x.aI.i.I I xII.I.-...III s I.I.I.III,I II.IiI.,s Xl Ilan.-x I IXIIII Xl NIIIIIII.. I.III.II., MN II.I,.I 4. XIIIIIII, M .I -IIIIIIIIIIIIO Future Teachers CQONSIANVI ANIWIRSUN ffuI1I1iv. an .'XllSllI1llt'. is I'L'INIIlx'I lux' thc lvaclwrcllv C,luh. limc aml alvscnuc mai' rrasu thc Llx'l.lIl. hul Ihc holly 01' a lvcarl nlcwlnpccl Iilfllllx' rrm.iiiis luivwif' l2VI1I YN IMIKI-N l3x'y's lnmiu is in llnllamlalu. Shi' was grail ll.1lCtl lmni lhc Blmmiing l'i'aII'ic lligh School. 'l'hc vliflllll wi Silence arc all lhal Ullllll, anylwolly can I iv. l..MYIllfI IA l5MlI-RN l,olly is Ihr prusinlvnl ul Ihr I1'.1I'lwIvIIc Cfluh. llur lmnw is nvar lXlIllSlIUllf.1 aml shr was giailiiairil lmm Ilan' Aldcn lligh Sfhool. Ml,lL'IllV Ulljlllll Io lw ciiiwliglif' llAlI4l. l3M..MIIlR lla ous liws ncai' fXllSlIll. Shy was giallu alcnl from l..1l:L'l'l.1 lligh Sflmul in l'vxas. ul liappx' nlispusi lion is a I5I'llU lhal Ilcllccls Ihr lwlur ravsf' MAI' llARX'I-Y Mac is Ihc Nx'IlL'l.lIY ml Ilw 'lK'acl1rIcIIv Ciluh. Shi' was gra1llIaIc1l lrum Ciraml Nlcmluw' lliggh Sflmmil, Uilklwic is no Iwi11orruw. MYRI. lll-YIII l5lomlic. an Allhllllllf. livus in XYalIham Nuw1 miml whal Ihv woilll savs. livc up lv vuui' own coiisiiviwv aml lcl thc wurlil gn Inf' KINNI-'III .IIINSIIN livI1ny livcs in iiviicva aml was Iilkllllldllkl from Ihc lillumlalc lllgli Sclimil. Hlliu soul awakens al thc cairss ul lhkllllllilll l11llSlf.H l5RANr'IiS li.X'III lfrannv. wlm was granliialcil lmm Slvwailvillr lligh Suhool. is thc lI'x'.ISllI'CI' ol Ihc 'liC.lfl1x'I'k'llL' Ciluli. IX smiling COlll1lCI1AIlLC may uwcr a lorlurn lumps. lfl.lA MMI KNIIIIII' llla was gr.ul11alcIl lrum .Mislin lligh Sqlnlol. llvr lwnu' is near l ylv. l,.1IiI'I1fc. xwvui' Iighllul namc is llwpcf' IURRAINI- KYIIO larry was gr.wlL1.1lcIl lmm llavliulil lligli Sulwol. llcr homc is nvar llayliclnl. Gossip is lorcigii ln Ihc lmncsl mind, SlllRI.l-Y IARSUN Sally. who was l1l'.lLllI.llULl lrum .Nalams lligh School. is Ihc vicv prcsinlcnl ul thc 'l'caclic1cIlc Ciluli. XX'orlx well dom' malws plcasurc ITIUIX' lun, MARIV NIMINIXII 'llccw livcs near llavliclnl aml was granliialnl lrum thc Ilayficld lligh Sylmol. Rv.ulf Rvanlf llhll you max' lcarn Ihal which thc lwsl lx'.Ifll.H DI-I l.A U'DIJNNI'll Del livcs in Slcwarlvillc aml was granlu alul Irom thc Slvwarlvillr lligh Scliswl. llc is wisc who listens much and talks lillluf' lfllllhll RON-Ria lfnlis lmmr is ncai' l vlc. Shi' was l1,I.lklll.!l0Rl from thc Austin lligh School. 'iSll11l!llClIY is Ihc lwvmwlv lil uwry l'l1.lSlk'FI5lL'CU.N lllfl.l1N 'l'IlOMI'hON 'l'ummv was fQI'.lLlll.llL'Ql Iimni .XllSllI1 lligli School. llcr lionw is ncai' Musuww. IX clcanlx' w1I spriiigiiig lmm an aculr miml shows a clvar cmisuicliccf' 'sl ELEVENTH GRADE Ann Louise Adams. Charles Allen, Vernon Ames, Lottie Anderson, Elaine Anderson, George Anderson Gloria Anderson, Joyce Anderson. Louis Anderson, Marjorie Anderson. Phyllis Anderson, Eugene Arens Ray Arett, Alton Ashley, Arthur Asper, Genevieve Austin, Orville Baldus, Ralph Ball Maurine Bartell, Donald Barth. Lucille Baudler. Richard Beckel, Beth Bennett. Jean Bentzin I.aVerne Bergstrom, Norbert Bergstrom. Ruth Bertilson, Ruth Bosteter. Betty Bowers. Stanley Brewster Norman Bridley, Rose Marie Brown. Donald Budahn, Bob Buehner, Bev- erly Bullis. Donald Bunge Lillian Bungum, Victor Cadwallader, William Carlson, Violet Carpenter, Richard Carroll, Elmer Chapek Julian Chase. Marjorie Christensen, Eugene Clennon, John Cook, David Corey, Dean Cress Dorothy Dahl, Loren Damerow, Dorothy Dock, Mary Dolen, George Donovan. Dorothy Dotzenrod Edwin Ellingson, Robert Ellis. Frances Farnsworth, Shirley Farnsworth. Mervin Felty, Lorraine Fenske Gayle Fenton, Richard Ferguson, Dorothy Fett, Barbara Fisch. Betty Foard, John Fullen James Gallentine, Roger Gillam. Betty Gillson, Virgene Goehtz, Harold Gomer, Chester Graff Marvin Graff, Ollene Granle, Elizabeth Grise, Lorraine Grunwaldt, Gladys Gunderson, Jane Gunderson Max Guritz, Robert Guy, Don Haffner, Richard Hall, Robert Hallman. Dorothy Hamilton Mary Louise Hanson, lleen Hanson. LaDonna Hanson, Loriene Hanson LaVonne Harrison. Earl Havens Earl Hayes. Herbert Hayes, Odrie Hegna, Leonard Heisey, Pearl Helland. Minnie Helle Faye Hellie, Marjorie Hermanson, Calvin Heydt, Helen Hormel, Helen Houts, Dorothy Hovey 33 egimi' s , ,,, A -3 I -,k. ..,,. . h l X' if QW FKJ, fhrtxh L :H , in iiiiii iiT A K 7 Liiy, iff ly .V wi V FF A r, 0 'ill i I i - A Ev' -4' 6 A ' F l . is L N ' I i A ihxA ,- lE fa- A iee an s 5 t i aalli 7 I W ,,,,, ,,,:,, 5 I Q 8 A iiiiii Ji i L El h H is LQ ,. ,. AA! V V A' K R, Ii ii-ef' , a a It u J is, ' ' 6 ELEVENTH GRADE Mattie Howden, Clayton Hubbard, Dolores 'Huinker, Elsie Hummel, Glenn Husemoller, Charles Jahren Marion Jensen. Barbara Johnson. Gregg Johnson. Jeanette Johnson. Jurine Johnson, Fergus Kallevig Jerald Kelly, Maurine Kexstein. Robert Knight, Elaine Knutson, Blanche Kraft, Delores Krueger Doris Kulsrud. Archie Lane, Dean Lattin. Kenneth Laufle. Alice Laurit- Zen. Clayton Legried Dorothy Lewis. Paul Lickteig. Ruth Liebenstein. Myrtle Lightley. Arlin Lingbeck. Robert Lommen Bette Lorimor, Lelyn Lorimore, Donald Lostegaard, Ardella Lucas, Olaf l.unde, Eunice Madsen Kenneth Marmesh, Don Mattice, Lloyd McDaniel. Joan McFarland, Ruth Mcliarland. Lloyd McMichael Evelyn Mahammer, Merton Meineke, Marvin Meister, Mary Meyer. John Miller. Virginia Miller Edwin Monnahan, William Moonan, Grace Morgan, Jack Myhre, Clayton Narveson. Oliver Nasby Elizabeth Nelson, Marjorie Nelson, Earl Noble, Hazel Nordland, Betty Novak, Eugene Olson Marvel Olson. Roland Olson. Virginia Olson. William Olson, Ruth O'Marro, Evelyn Ostrander John Owens. Sidney Pappas, Powell Parmenter, Peggy Pearce. Dave Peck. Allan Perau LaDonna Perkins. Eileen Peters, Beth Peterson, Willard Petrehn, Joseph Plevlxa. Basil Reimers Wilbur Rieman, Norma Robinson, Norine Rockwell, Dawnene Rogers. George Rosenkilde, Marian Roseth Helen Ross, Alvin Rubel, Meredee Sass. Patricia Sauer. Shirley Sayles. Vvfilbur Sayles Raymond Schaefer. Norman Schieck, Carroll Schmidt, Harold Schumacher. Irvin Schumacher, Shirley Scott Marian Selix, Lynn Shoop, Leo Sideras, Evelyn Smith, Joe Smith, Ruth Smith 34 ELEVENTH GRADE T 1 -5 Mary Cathcrinc Sopcr. XVilliam Stephens. Donna Stcphcnson. Dorothy 'T' . Ig l Stcrn. XVaync Struwc. Richard Tcdrow v 52- X , A i Richard Tcsar. lfmcry Thompson. Selma Thompson. Dean Tollclson. ju: 555' is 5 lflorcncc Trickcr. Ircnc Tuclscr -I a' tstt K' i A ff 1 . k V 1 Dorothy Tyrsr. Eugcnc Ulland. l.aRoy Vail. Bcity Vroman. lflainc ma .Qs.....7 gvr AL Vs'angcn. llalcl Vw'arrcns K Qi l y T A Q - Wlmmmkuj Ruby XVcldon. Donald Vwlicgand, lVlargai'ct Vfillxins. Guy Vxlilliams. .lamvs ' L' A' ,- R, Vx'ilson. .lamcs S. Vx'ilson - i D- 'F , A . l s- , V Vililluur XVilson. lfddy XVoodward. Vx'altcr Yarwood. Myron Young. ii ss. T ,W by, ,D af. Gladys Younyxdahl. Rosalic Zvimcr fy pr if-X Li: t A K . 'x THE lfOl.l.OXVING DID NOT HAVE PICTURES TAKEN: Rolwrt Anderson llvylinc Baclxlund. Nlahcl Bcadlxc. Raymond Bates. lxonard Bohn. XVilliam Bust. l.ynn Brcw- Stcr, Dclmar Browning. Harry Buxton. Jr.. Maynar Christgau. Bob Colc. llcnry Drcycr. Bryan Elmcr, Dorothy Gagcr, Cirorgv Civannakouri. Butte Ciinn. .lack Gower. .lamcs Hornc, Cathcrinc Jackson, Mary Elilalwcth Jacobs. Myrtlc Kcysvr, Kathryn Kimlicka. Chester Klampv. Knutc Knutson, Paul Kokcnouglcs. John l.cvy. Richard l.onicn. Donald ll. Nelson. Enid Nicholscn, l.cona Norman. Maynard Pauley. Howard Pctcrson. Tfrling Pilw. liloyd Rakow, .lamcs Rolwrts. Marlys Schcffcl. Russell Stcycns. Donald Swaluoda. Sylvcsrcr Thomp- son. Rolvcrt Thomscn. Dorothy Voss. Qj:fO 1. ,gm .lUNlOR f5l3l'lf'l5liS l.t-fl Io rrglvlz Vwlilhur Saylcs, Mcrdcc Sass. .loc Smith, lilivahclh Grisc. U t -1,4 ' 'Q i lib: l ll TENTH GRADE Doris Akkerman. Ronald Aldrich. Bernard Allen. Ralph Allshouse, Allen Anderson Deloris Anderson. Dorothy Anderson. Jeanette Anderson. Sybilla Anderson, Eileen Ashly Virginia Bagley. Elaine Bailey. Donald Barneck. Kenneth Barnett. Delbert Barry Jeanne Barstow. Betty Bates. Marian Baudler. Dorothy Bednar. Walter Benesh Allen. Edward Leo Anderson. Ba rneck. Lloyd Beclxel. Robert Arnold Bergstrom, Muryece Best. Betty Jane Bjerke. Marion Blair. Janice Blynn. Dorothy Bosteter Bob Bowers. Gordon Brantley. Stevana Braun. Broten. Betty Lou Brown George Brown. Alvin Buchan. Donald Buss. Campbell. Richard Cashman Betty Bridgman. Ardelle Connie Buxton, Robert Don Cerny. Irene Cerny. Violet Chapel-t. Lucille Cherney. Arthur Chris- tiansen, Vernon Christiansen 6 ea za in y M -L Q. .. .tt t t QQ t Y.. Lg iv f xx 1i . -'h l l - I .4 F i . X Q' A , 1 ,J L' 7 G i ' 9. l l Yf -iz vt ...ll i :l g - lt 5 l, 'S ....' ' 1. '. fi I 11, ' 1 E' J QA l Lani H w i all li W . we F- M. ' A l l V 4 . ,wi yy, will HIM l J f L i Thomas Clareson. Nida Jean Clark. Bliss Cleveland. Neale Clingman. Annette Colvez. Mildred Corbin Dorothy Crane. Mary Lou Dahmen. Floyd Dalager. Carmen Darr. Mona Derr. Shirley Dever Boyd Diederieh. Dan Dougherty. Mary Dufault. Richard Duholm. Robert Earl. Dorothy Elward Kathleen Elward, Lorraine Elward. Betty Enright. Pat Erdman. LaVonne Espe, Joyce Evans Robert Evans. Elaine Evenson, Lorraine Evenson. Lester Faber, Earl lfarguson, Elizabeth liargusson Bruce Farnsworth. Dorothy Felton, Erwin Felty, Arlene Fett. Robert lilannagan. Phyllis liord Arlene Foster. Harley Foster. Darwin Freitag. Fred Friedrich, Robert Garbisch. Patrick Cieraghty Marian Gillette. Ray Gillson. Robert Gleason. Josephine Grabarkiewcz. Arthur Graves, Lilamae Graves Archie Gronseth. Esther Guild. Violet Gullickson, Earl Hackensmith, Paul Hagan. Betty Hall 36 TENTH GRADE Florence Hall. Phyllis Halling. Lois Hallman. Ardith Haney. Delbert Han- son, Edna Hanson Erna Hanson, Carl Hanson, Doris Hanson. Frank Hardy, Vern Hartley, Nora Mae Haseth Margaret Hayes. Richard Hays, Virgil Heimsness. Kenneth Heisey, Orville Helle. Lora Hellen Frances Hemphill. Marvin Hertlc. Leona Hewitt. Richard Hodges. Bonnie Holm. Marion Hovland Inez Howden, Emilie Hrahak, Donna Hrubetz, Willard Hutchins. Arthur Hylle, Inez James Eugene Jelinik. Ray Jensen. Clestine Johnson. Francine Jochumsen, Elaine Johnson, Helen Johnson Floyd Johnson, l.ois Johnson, Richard Johnson, Ruth Johnson. Gerald Justice. Clayton Kearns Benton Keist, Robert Kilgore, Paul Kimball, Eugene Kirkpatrick, Caro- line Kjome, Ronald Kneeskern Glenn Knopf, Allen Knutson, Donald Knutson, Maxine Kraushaar. John LaClaire, Lawrence Larson Vvresley Lastine. Eva Lattin. Merrill Lee, Fay Leeper, June Leeper, Floyd Lenoch Judith Lewis. Dick Lilygren. LaVon Lindstrom. Nellie Lingbeck, Peter Lommen. Hildred Long Calvin Lyle. Jean Maloney. Harriet Marcusen. Clayton Martin. Don Mae son, LaVon Mathiesen Kermit Mattson. Leslie Mayzlik, Wayne McDaniel. Evelyn McFarland, Charles McGee, Elizabeth McKenna Betty McQuaid. Byron Mhoon, Alice Mithuen, Betty Mohn, Janeth Mooney. Lilian Martensen Robert Murphy, Billy Myhre, Blanche Nasby, Qwendolyn Nedderson, Verneal Neddersen. Betty Nelson Clare Nelson. Enid Nelson, Mary Nelson, Robert Nelson. Nathan Nemitz. Phyllis Nemitz Juanita Neuman. Josephine Njos, Ralph Noble. Walter Nordin, Otto Oldenburg. Betty Olson 37 Q3 :AE ' l si Q 'i 'Z' I V .V 4' 2 i ' 1 1 .L T mpg 4 in L M Y galil 1 K g iixix D R 1 e- --.- 1 . I W .:. A I -1 1 7 a l i 4 'l' ,I N I i' xiii Q 'V i l' A ' J it QQ - Q ei 'Haj L, ,K L Q Nw i -Qi 'I . is ii .4 z 5 1 1' 'rf I - . Qi , 'Lil' I .x ' ' - 1 ' I - . ' 14 TENTH GRADE Bonnie Olson. Charles Olson. Dean Olson. Marion Olson. Donna Pauley. liugene Paulson llugo Paulson. .loyce Paulson. Marilyn Paulson. Kathleen Peach. Glen- don Peterson. .loe Pike Arlene Qualey. Lester Quam. Vifesley Rau. Sally Rayman. Marlin Reed, llelen Reilly Cecil Reimers. Marvin Rielxen. Lorraine Robertson. Paul Rockwell. Erma Ruhter. George Russel Robert Rysavy. Dorothy Sathre. Margaret Schaefer. Betty Schmidt. Ro- hert Schroeder. Charles Schwartz ljdna Segobia. l.avonne Severson. Janice Shade. Juanita Shaw. Maxine Sheeley. Donald Shroyer Raphael Skahan. .lune Smalley. Carol Smith. l.aVilla Smith. Dean Snell. Vvlayne Snell Shirley Snyder. l.avonne Staples. Helen Stark. Rosemary Stenger. liredericlt Stevens. Shirley Stinson Don Stocker. Audrey Stover. Marion Strohach. John Sullivan. Genevieve Svercl. Beverly Swensen lfrma Taylor. Patsy Thomas. Shirley Thompson. Virginia Thorsheim. XVarren Thoreson. George Tracy lflinor Tufty. Ann Uschold. Ronald Utley. Graham Uzlik. Eilene Vaale. Marvin Vvlachlin Robert Vxlakeheld. Mae lftta Vylaters. lljordis XVeseman. James XVhalen. Richard Vvlhiteman. Donald Vililde Ruth XVilder. llarold XVilliams. Kenneth Vslilson. Ruth XVinslow. Lorna XX'oll'f. Dorothy Yaroshelx. llvelyn Yaste THE liOl.l.OWlNG DID NOT HAVE PICTURES TAKEN: Sidney Aulwes. Vivian Braaten. Richard Chcrney. Joe Chrz. Donald Davis. Clifford Delior. Norman Dulitz. Mary Gavin. Blanche llaseltine. Kay Hompe, Nlary Jane Murphy. Margie Page. liverett Pratt. Betty Scheibe, Charles Smith. Richard Snyder, Rudy Stark. Bette Steile. Donald Sweeney. Burton Thomas. Buddy Thorpe. XValter Tollefson. Jack Yauger. Richard Ziemer SOPIKOMORIE Olil3lCfliliS Left to right: Patil Kimball. Eugene Kirk patrick. Vv'ayne Smith. Phyllis Halling. NINTH GRADE Lynette Adelmann. Elaine Alderson. Raymond Anderson, Theodore An- derson. Ayron Anderson, Carmen Anderson Delmer Anderson, Donald Anderson, Floyd Anderson, Hugh Anderson. Jeanette Anderson, Lois Anderson Marlus Anderson. Ruby Anderson. Shirley Anderson, VeNila Anderson, Donald Angell, Mary Anker Shirley Arnes. Myrtle Ask. Dalvin Augustin. Harold Augustin, Norma Austin. Inez Ayer Dorothy Mae Baclilund. Dorothy Baldner. Iris Ball, Betty Barneck, Con- stance Barnes, Lynaa Baudendistly Gaylord Baxter. Helen Beadell. Maurine Bendickson, Betty Bird. Violet Blecha, Dorothy Block Raymond Blowers. Lorraine Boelter, Barbara Bondhus. James Borchert. Virginia Brandt. Alberta Brown Ozro Brown. Lucille Bruggeman. Genevieve Buchanan, Juanita Buck. Kenneth Bustad. Eugene Butts Dale Cambern. Shirley Cartwright. Alice Chrz. Elaine Cipra, Arthur Clennon. Betty Clifford Ann Coggins, Muriel Conklin. John Cook. Bruce Corey, Arno Damerow. George Dastyck Suzanne Deasy. Audrey DeNier. Harlan Dufty. Anelda Dulitz, Ruth Dun- bar, Marvin Dunnette June Edwards. Philbert Egtvet, Frances Ellickson, Marjorie Ellis. Grace Engelman. Maynard Enright Donald Erickson. Richard Fawyer, Sidney Felty. Marcella Fick. Marie Fink. Ralph Foard Annette Fodness, Audrey Fox. Clyde Fox. Raymond Fuerstenberg, Jewell Gallentine. Marion Garbisch Gordon Geise. Loran Gerard. Jay Gildner. Russell Godfredson. Clifford Gower. Gaylord Grant Jean Graves. Shirley Greenlee. Ruth Griese. Shirley Gronseth. Alice Guild. Virginia Gunderson Everett Hackensmith. Dylis Haga, George Hajek, Sylvia Hall, Arnold Hammar. Heraldine Haney 39 E. l, I , L.. yr 1'3 i 'lg ' .. ' :.. t-.. i 1, -v ra J rlfxe .V .. . :I-K L. , N KW 1 gl sk A A ' 1 1 rift Q - .,f . f -aq Q.. - ' f' mg if Kal , ..klk..,kk,. I I N b .. 'W' I l Q .. . . 4 K A yy y E E.. ft '-.... , n ...., .,,. A . , f 'f ig i ... -E.' ' Rin? J ' 1 ,..ri Q.. ..L V'4fL ttrr ' 1 V n ,,,V F . ' iii - ,,..V at-Q. . ..,, E ., 2 i ..-A' in . 'Q . ' :ll S ii i I Alf. I Qi Eg! V . A f J.: 2 1 za 'e- Y 1' 'K ,gf , Q it . A e l . .i.ta 'fe fa pf! ' . at Q jeg- ,. s 1 ve' 1 fg I I I I 4 . a trr A t 's J infix s.sa 'ff T ig it '1 'gt 3' N ' -ax in af, 4 wa iif .1 ii :I f A ' My fl , s -v 9. 2 . ,I . A , Q-, E- ,- 'i fl' 9 - I. ll A2-.4-ef' ov nga: E' E 56 , J it i 1 J Q L' '41 l 5 gap I A , ,E 2 , 5 A e Q 1 i i l! -er' L993 L I i is 9 U A A L. L . ea aaaea A 929 NINTH GRADE Gloria Hansen, l-aVern H. Hansen, Andeleen Hanson, Betty Hatfield, John Hatheld, Beverly Havener Jean Havens. Elizabeth Heisey, Glen Helgeson. Gordon Helland. Osmond Hellen, Herbert llerr Jack Heslip, Jerald Heydt, Leslie Hildreth. Robert Hoeper, Donald Ho- gen, Robert Hopfe Ross Hoskins. Adolph Huinker, Roger Hunt. Joyce Husemoller, Robert Ingersoll, Audrey Johnson Ardrey E. Johnson, Betty Jeanne Johnson. Carol Johnson, Floyd John' son. Lloyd Johnson, Robert Johnson Dorothy Johnston. Shirley Johnston, Eugene Jorgenson. Richard Kelly. Duane Kime, Shirley Kinney Fay Kirkpatrick, Dorothy Kline, Theodore Knauft. Gloria Knutsen. Dorene Kohlwes. Richard Kos Idella Kraby, Herman Kreuger, Melford Kulff, Oscar Kulsrud, David Lageson, William Lane Cleone Larson. lone Larson. Stanley Larson, Ronald Lawrenz. John Lechman. Marcella Leckness Richard Lembrick, Robert Levy, Audrey Liebenstein, Delores Lien. Doro- thy Livingston, Jack Lockhart Arthur Lohman. James Long. Sylvia Lostegaard, Lee F. Machacelt. Doro- thy Mathiesen, Irene Mathiesen Doris May, Evelyn Meyer, Margaret Meyer, Robert Meyer, Kathryn Mil- ler, Lola Belle Miller Meda Miner. Betty Jean Mithuen, Marjorie Moltz, Wayne Moore, Sylvia Mork, James Morrow Naomi Munger. Howard Narveson. Alan E. Nelson. Paul Nelson. Richard Nelson, Beatrice Nesbitt Lorraine Neubauer. Shirley Nicholsen, Robert Noble, Virginia Noble. Bruce Ollman, Elaine Pack Catherine Paulson. Darlene Paulson, Dennis Paulson, Evelyn Paulson, ' , Lloyd Petersen, Phyllis Petersen 3 ' H' I A Lil ' f Dorothy Peterson, Jean Peterson, Wallace Peterson. Walter Peterson, , Q f f Florence Pettit. Edward Pinkava V iw 40 NINTH GRADE Dora Planz, Virginia Pless. Orval Pralle, Betty Raimer, Ioane Reimers, ' Joyce Reistad Charles Renwick, IvaDell Riemann. Valeria Ritter, Leon Robbins, Arleen 1' l V Roupe, Kenneth J. Rugg. f, ,Ain ' ' ' I ifff' ' TL , , 1 Sherwin Samuilson. Richard Sayles. Dorothy Schaefer, Lorna Schroeder, . 'G' Leona Schumacher, Rosemary Scott 5'-T-,fi C 'I' I A 7 f jf ' I xr-X. ' i ' A 4 I :LQ Philip Seaburg, Thomas Sendecky, Warren Shaw, Vvfetona Skelton, Helen fx' ,,'i 'V, . ., Smalldredge, Dorothy Smalley 7 :f we x A Fern Smith. Nelda Smith. Duane Snater, Clayton Sorenson, Evelyn L. I -5 1. 5- , L, ,, I Soucek, Myrtle Sprague 'le 1 7: I 'ff 9' V ' J A A V- LA.-I Arnold Stanek. Robert Stark, Joyce Stearns. James Steward, Robert Stout, , 'V' f E V , sg . Evelyn Subra in A ' A 1,55 G 5 - V, Ax l 3' Y . . . , F s . J ' Eugene Svercl. Alberta Swan, Lawrence Sweazey, Lillian Sweazey, Shirley T , t,,. 3 my ' Q ' ' ' 4,74 wi -W. 5' A i T' . Thomas, Benny Thompson :fy T' 6 -4 vw.: y -- A lp 5 . xl l i I li' M Ss A - i . 1 Marvin Thompson, Muriel Thompson, Betty Thorson, Eugene Tobar, ., Q - : .rl - i Kenneth Tobar, Richard Tuchek 31 - I UU . l , , ly y A ilfil vi? Betty Tutton. Eldora Ulwelling, Truman Vaale, Eileen Van Denover, ' I . I jyty K. .. Celestine Van Feldt, Dorothy Van Pelt y 4 I W up 9' 5 -Y ' l i -:K ik: l ' Q if J Virginia Vaughn, Francis Ververka. Paul Wachlin, David Wentzel, Har- ' ,ii 9 . old Westby, Delores Wetmoreland. Lela Wheeler Yay r 1 . if my ,X f f N' f. , WS L -I4 'Ji ,. Dale Wiley, Harvey Wolf. Frank Wright, Ruth Wunderlich, Gertrude my D F g Yarwood, Bonnie Young, Louise Zabel 'wif , ', I ,vegan by P 1' ,-J .ts Af ' A , ., 1 I -we 7 if f. u-' .L THE FOLLOWING DID NOT HAVE PICTURES TAKEN: Robert L. Anderson, Teddy Anderson, Burdette Apold. Edith Arndt, Thomas Ashcraft. Clayton Barnett, Daryl Behn, Barbara Bondhus, Evelyn Bustad, Violet Bustad, Eu- gene Cambern, John Christensen, Helen Cook, Richard Cor- kill, Verone Corkill. Lloyd E. Drake, Robert Drew, Har- old Dreyer, Dale Enright, Vera Hangge, Joyce Hayes, Roger Hensel, John Higbe, Milo Hyland. Alvin Johnson, Arlene 41 J. Johnson, Clifford Jones, Kenneth Kenfield, Warrell Key- ser, Dale Knots, Milton Kopet, Charles Madison. Donald Miller, Gaylord Mudra, Duane Patten. Peter Peck, Lowell Pepper, Virginia Proivin, Cleo Rottluff, Jack Rutledge, James Sershen, Richard Stivers. Jack Tedrow, Robert Ulrich, Ro- bert Underhill, Joseph Vacura. Mable Vilt, Viva Wentzel, Douglas Wilson. ' Ill! V will I ive, Q9 as yr EIGHTH GRADE Harley Aaby. Donna Adams, I.ois Alberts. Helen Allen. Bonnie Anderson. Delphia Anderson Evelyn Anderson, Robert Anderson. Betty Arens, Alice Arett. Williatii Ashton. Madeline Asper Edgar Ayer, Shirley Baldner. Elaine Bartel. Beverly Baumgartner, Rich- ard Baxter, Virginia Bell Doris Bentzin, Beverly Berglund, Shirley Berry. Marilyn Best. Jacqueline Biewen, William Biewen Solveig Bjerke, Curtis Bjorgo. Louis Borchert. June Born. Barbara Boyd. Eugene Brakke Gerald Brantley. l.ois Bridgman. Dorothy Brown. W.1rren Bruckmeier. Mary Buchanan. Marie Bumgarner Shirley Burk. Hester Buxton. Betty Chinander, Evelyn Christensen. George Clark, Doralene Collette Rosemary Cronan. Duane Cummings, Lee Cummings. Roger Cutter, Nina Dahlback, Richard Dahlgren Lorraine Davidson. Bette Davis. Robert Davis, Bethyl DeTienne, Thomas Devine. Winnifred Deyo Grace Diggins, Frances Dunfee, Jacqueline Dugan. Beverly Earl, Mar- garet Edson. Thelma Edwards Beverly Ekedal. Keith Engle. Audrey Erickson, Kenneth Erickson. Doro- thy Evenson, Peggy Ferguson George Fett, George Field, Edward lfisch. Mary Fisch. Robert Fuller. Glenn Gaddis Marietta Geiger, Helen Geise. Irvin Gendler, Ralph Georg, Marjorie Geraghty, Dorothy Gilbertson Dorothy Gilliland, l.ois Gillson, Rose Marie Godfredson, Ruth Gomer. Lorraine Graf, Mary Gray Ellen Hainer, Donna Hallman, Grace Hallum, Betty Hansen, Charles Hansen, Beverly Hanson Barbara Hartley. Dorothy Haskin. Robert Hays. Gerald Hesch. Dolores Hill, Dorothy Hjelmen Barbara Holbrook. Clayton Houlf. l.aVon Huffman, Margaret Hummel, James Huntting. Verna Jackson 42 EIGHTH GRADE George Jarvis. Hiram Jensen. Jr., Ronald Jerdet, Marion Jochumsen, Arnold Johnson, Betty Ann Johnson Darlene Johnson. Lois Johnson. Richard Johnson. Marilyn Kennedy, Duane Klingerman, Lois Knauer Robert Knauer, Robert Krachmer, Merle Kruger, Edwin Krulish, Frank Krulish. Eileen Kulas Richard Kurth, Jurine Lastine, Delores LeClaire. Betty Lewis, Warren I.iebenstein. John Lingbeck Andy Livingston, Arnold Lorimor, Carmine Lucas, Richard Macal. Doro- thy Majerus. Maxine Malloy Grace Maurek. Ronald McAnnany, Doris McDaniel, Melvin Meineke, Shirley Mellum. Dale Milton Klell Morgan, Robert Morgan, Barbara Nelson. Dwayne Nelson, Paul Nelson. Richard Nelson Shirley Nelson, Shirley Mae Nelson, Alice Nemitz. Beverly Nicol, Dean Niehius, Truman Nygaard Emma Oldenberg. Betty Olsen, Jeannette Osgood. Dorothy Osmonson, David Owen. Darrell Owens Geraldine Parker, Shirley Patch. Homer Pauley, Arlene Paulson, George Peck, Lillian Peck Shirley Perkins. Patsy Perl. Chris Peterson, Elsie Pettit, Donald Pike. George Potter Lorraine Quickstad. Patricia Reed. Harold Regner, Donna Richard. Evelyn Richard. Donald Rierson l.eo Sandgren. Lucille Sargent. Maynard Sathre. Kenneth Schaefer. Clay- ton Schulz, Shirley Schumacher Marcella Schutte. Irene Seavy. Lola Selix, Dorothy Severson. Joyce Sever- son. Murray Severson Ruby Severson. Arthur Sideras, James Silbaugh, Howard Skelton, Elaine Skogebo, Beverly Smith Robert Snell. Ronald Snyder. Lovell Solyst, Evelyn Staley. Dorothy Stanek. liranklin Stephenson Dick Stone. Edwin Svejkovsky, Joyce Swenson. Lester Tate, Charles Tedrow. Charles Thomas BELOW ARES Carol Thompson. David Thompson, Allan Tonding, Harold Trimble. Severt Tufte. Lillie Turner Irene Uecker. Violet Waller. Dale Warfield, Nettie Warrens, Mary Jean Vw'atson. Yvonne Watson Shirley Wennes, Donald Vvlhitecomb, Mary Lou Whiteman. Muriel Wignes. Murl XVignes, XVayne Wilbright Dorothy Wilde. Gary Witt, Rohert Wolfe. Clarice Yaste, Donald Zabel. Helen Zimmerman i it t -ef li aff -ff! . I ' 97521 t- ,.f . i fr A Jew l l A s y . ,E Q i The following people did not have pictures taken: XVITHOUT PICTURES I Lois Abbott, Donald Anhorn, Delores Betlnar, Joyce Bertrand. Richard Blowers. Lorraine Bluhm. Violet Borgeson, Clarence Bou- dreau, Mariorie Clark, Robert Clark. Milclred Derr. Stanley Iiink, Kenneth llammerstad, Bya ron Haney. Carleton llanson, Raymond C, Hanson. Raymond Heise. Virgil Houff. Mary Jane Johnson, Ruth Kasak. Verleen Kester. Marie Kokes. Betty Lange, Maxine Loney. Daniel Mallory, Earl Martell, Lester Mills, Don- ald Nelson, Louis Olsen, Ben Olson, Richard Olson. Robert Olson. Betty Page. Robert Placek, Pearl Reed, Harvey Scheisser. Lois Sherburne, Tommie Stevens, Shirley Stowell. Gene Stromer. RichardWatkins,HenryWilliams. we, T 1 I '- s - 1 m -'fc :sf , f eg.- Ke, Q. 'rf ki5.'rs'1:s.sri I T ' N fa' , , I 'inqiilil , res ,t Ti P 2 , , -3wwi. y,it, avi A ,'.l :ix J l,, t Y r Y in A . f 1 is v-s . .gt I' f if 'T ... - 'T' ga, ,t.as U I ,i A ip Q, .. 'f.,fwi,'f i A in T flirt ' eeew w3 I at . wait I , .,,EL1'1if E s' V ii Y Q. ,gi . ..., ise.eeese 5 .. asv X f -2 -P- lesatT -.. 1' vas.. -' . 'Q i- ' H . vm' 'fe' - tz- . 3 f 'i.e .. . ' I gkq' rf wh: ,egsemfeeaa4, e 1 ...I f . 2 -aaa . . f . J. K x ffl ...,, we fa 'Q-. tsgy fir. ' . , ttf 'fre xi -as I V '47 Qs, . Mya' . 3 I A .. A- ay' . if -' il .. . t if f '- . t W Q ' I. . I S It t f I A .wa apiwfi . 1. Y 5- 'I ' may V, .L . 1 94, LZ, K wi 7 .' S xg . ,Kg 1 -.,' ' A - ,.. ... .- F. ,-4 U t- ,A nf. , x ' I, ... .4 ss Y 4, 5 . cyxmvh xx gi fm L Ji :M L L2 I C in'-wf:r.,'l A li I 5. A T 1' Fi A ' l , nl J l Q , V I a ny ' Q, . J i . I 'Q -'FM ' i -IQ -9 mae, -fi rf' ' 1 - Y . 1 5 57 Ju. J w lf SEVENTH GRADE Arlene Aaby. Richard Aahy, Mary Andersen. Helen Anderson. Marilyn Anderson. Patricia Anderson Deloris Appel, Charlotte Asher, John Austin, Charles Ball. Harold Ball. Robert Bang Robert Barneck. Ruhy Barnett, Don Bartley. Robert Beckel, Bernard Beekel, Benjamin Bednar Bernard Bednar, Violet Beeman. Betty Bentley, Lawrence Bertilson. Eliza- beth Bigelow, Rosemary Bischoff Roger Bleise, Glen Blevins. Everett Block, James Borris. I,loyd Brechtel. Constance Brooks Marjorie Brown. Arnold Buchan, Donald Bultman, Betty Burt. Beverly Buss, Ernest Butts Betty Buxton. Paul Cardel. Arnold Carlson, Dorothy Ann Case, Robert Chaffee, Margaret Chapman Arthur Christensen. Dale Conklin, Virginia Conway. Ethan Cramer, Barbara Dimmitt. Zetta Dixon Marcella Dockham, Betty Dotzenrod, Norien Eilts. Guy Epley. John Erickson, Robert Erie Evangeline Espe, Janis Farnsworth. Jacqueline Eelthouse. Ruth Eenske. Mary I.. liield. Patsy Flannery Arthur lfolken, Byron Eorslund, Ardis Eox. Eugene Euller, Paul Euller, Elaine Gaddis Gillian George, Edward Gomer. Evelyn Goodew, David Guy. Shirley Haffner. Blair Hainer l.uVerne Hall, Marian Hall. Joyce Hallum. DuWayne Hammer. Doris Hansen, Harold Hansen Shirley Hansen, Duane Hanson. Lois Hanson, Marilyn Hanson. Doris Harder. Betty Hartley Beverly Hartley. Eleanor Haskin, Shirley Havener, Gloria Helland. Grant Helland, John Hemphill Gerald Hendemith, Reuben Hockemeyer. Martin Hodnefield, Gerald Hailien, Marilyn Holbrook. Bette Holman Myrtle Holman, Doris Marie Hoodie, Shirley Hopfe. Alice Hoskins. George Hormel. Elaine Hovland 44 SEVENTH GRADE Ralph Howells. Eugene Hoy. Joyce Iverson, Patricia Johnson, Selmer Johnson. Shirley Johnson Delores Kentield. Richard King. Bernette Kinney. Majorie Knowlton. Donald Kolpin. Ann Kording Mildred Kraft. Beverly Lane. Melvin Larson. Donald LaValley. Donald Lembrick. Kenneth Lestrud Richard Linden. Betty Lohman. Harlan Lysne. Lucille Mallan. Darlene Matthews. Robert Matthews Margaret McCoy. James McNally. Patricia McNally. Elizabeth Meister. Arlene Miller. Lois Miller Robert Moore. Mary Myhre. Alice Nelson. Beverly Norby. Dorothy Ole son. Ted Olson Robert Oscarson. Wiley Ostrander. Rose Pappas. Ellwood Paulson, Ralph Paulson. Shirley Paulson John Perry. Byron Peterson. Barbara Porter. Delphine Rasmussen. Vv'il- liam Rau. Richard Ravenhorst Kenneth Ree. Donald Richards. Harper Richardson. Simone Riolland. Ro- bert Roach. Philip Robinson John Saman. Luella Sauer. Maxine Schmidt. Dolly Schwab. Manuel Segobis. Majorie Shaw Gelbert Shirley. Phyllis Shuclt, Michael Shultz. Elias Sura, Joan Skjeve- land, Richard Smalldridge Gladys Smith. James Smith. Margaret Smith. Doris Snater. Roberta Sper- ati. Gladys Stark Richard Storry. Shirley Storry, Kermit Thomas. Elaine Thompson. Vvlayne Tinberg, Bobbie Tindal Charles Tollefson. Richard Trimble, June VanVleet, Janice Varco. Olive Vaughn. James Vest Ethel Volkmann. Dorothy NVampler. Esther Wangen. Richard Wangen. Robert Watkins. Merlene Weidt Audrey Weiss. Betty Welch, Ruth Wesendorf. Gene Wheeler. Donna Mae Wikoren. Gwen Williams NNilliam Williams. Kenneth Wilson, Betty XVinslow. Geraldine Wolsky, Mildred Wolf. Tom Wong THE FOLLOXVING DID NOT HAVE PICTURES TAKEN: Gene Anderson. Leona Anderson. Willard Anderson. Frances Arens. Mary Arett. Charles Avery. Donald Carlson. Virginia Christensen. James Clark. Beverly Clennon. Donald Crace. Stewart Engle. Lloyd Freitag. Lloyd Hammer. Voila Hanson, Elizabeth Kosky. Roger Larson, Catherine McGee, Dorothy Murphy. LeRoy Nelson. Burdette Rud. Ruby Skahan. Richard Steile. George Thompson, Joy Thovson. George Wait. Jean Watson. Richard Webber, Clifford Wold. 45 aa a , 1' take! PT 'I Y iii' 7 '..:J,rr ., . gg J-g I.. 4 -S gy I g g g my 4 fl ,F I .at A I S' G.. 1 1 I1 I ffl ! I s ' 5 T . ! VV g i I TQ! ,--' H af f - we wwf A g ..g. g au 'lj gg L All ,A 1 M V, 'J -J 2 V. . -r .I Q ,al a sa We - if V I- Q... , S arss ' f' at r f , I E1 i V 'i ifi' vs? I lx 5 ii -G J es' . I E , Q U 1' afet rg V , .,, . .Q sw ' i , e it .1 1 all i i i r el QI gm We 1' . . We ef.. . f. 1' V - G 2-at if E. K 1 P71 ' ' Q The School Library serves as the locus ol all Knowledge dispensed in the school. Stu- dents learn about the spirit ol America as it is expressed in boolcs, papers, and magazines. Miss Eloise Truesdell, B. A., is librarian. 4919123 f s 3 , 1 1 ? a ' L h ff G - t ,. , fi L W , -' - f m'kk .E -m'. ' ' , ' E i : , 1 ' M ! V Q M r ' - LQ? .VI ML A as Q Qu 3 2 f ? ,TQ K 1' -,f x532g 'FL L. J ?fL Li 0 '5':' I: ur 3 . N I 5 Q, Y -W v 5 Q 1 -fp fre X , N, S,Qwi 5'fN-' , s ' If -,H-,,,N,, -. x - ! ' U g i w h' l 5 f Y ' ll 4 J' '-'-f f ' Qi! -- X9A W A ,Ag f FV x n mgffd an S 2 A ,,,, W., Kwfwwi... 4 His, .kwsnggi 'VT Iv' F 41? , ..- 'ff ww? '5 1 I XS-. -'fl 73,111,- ZYXY YY' lun 9, giinfu rg? K ,L,:. K ,. A i ,M.W,,, . ,.Xw.,.M,..S,m. A: MM- -vu-.,.,...N ,,,,,,,.........--w--1-1sssnRN ,,.,......-as-ov -4- 1 1 The Best Things ln Life re Free Buds, bugs, butterflies, chemicals, atoms, ions, and electrons. The top picture shows Du- ane Kime explaining an experiment in general science to a group of interested classmates. Marion Strobach is studiously observing a display of mounted butterflies while Richard llodges does some research on the subject as a special topic in their study of biology. Emma 'liaylor is intently examining a slide in the microscope. In the bottom picture we get a glimpse ol' a chemistry class in which the students are all absorbed in their experiments. Next we see Barbara l3isch and Dean Cress working on an important unit in the physics course. Culture ls Widespread ln America ln history class Lottie Anderson points out places of interest in response to the request oi' her classmate, Dorothy Gager. In order to live wisely we must know many different points of view and be acquainted with as much of other peoples' and other countries' experi- ences as possible. The bottom picture shows Arlida Bakken explaining a geometry problem to the other members of her class with the help of Elliott Larson and Donald Knutson, who are working at the desk with a pasteboard model that they have constructed. Such project work makes the students realize how closely mathematics is linked with the democratic world we live in. -............ .m.......,,..,, . Y V I K Q H E W, We Go Aclventuring With Words Languagt- is as much an art and as surc a rcfugc as painting or music or litcraturc. ln thc ltap picture, wc scc Suzannt- Barstow pointing out a paragraph ol' inf tt-rust in a hook rt-vicw that is postcd on thc hullctin hoard. lht' middlc picturc shows a group ol' studcnts in spt-uch class who arc holding an informal discussion rugarding lhuir nuxt oral tallss. NVorlting in such inf liO1'lNJl groups tuaclius hoys and girls hcttcr apprecia- tion ol' ont- anothcr's idcas, ln thc hottom picturc, Miss Hcnricttc l,ihox is dictating an cxcrcist' in l7rcnch to thc mumhcrs ol' hur class. 'lihcsc students may ncvcr go to lirancc, hut you can hu surt' thcy know how to rcad lfrcnch incnus and liruncli phrases. Beauty Seen and Felt Through tlie Wonders of Art and Music iwlrs. Agnes Skjoquist luads A group ol .Junior High School girls in song in hcr up-to-thcfminutc chorus room with its acoustically trcatcd walls .md cuilings and llanltcd hy A numbcr ot' individual prnctict' rooms that arc much in uso. Vvlt' also scc It string group dircctcd hy Mr. Bcnhard Nicmi .is thuy industriously practicc thcir lntust piccc. 'lihc bottom pic- turc shows us Jn nrt group work- ing at thcir drawing boards. 'lihcy Art' slwlching from J livc modcl, llctty ltwis, who posus easily hcforc thum drt-sscd in pt-asant costume. lhis is only ont' ol' tht' many typcs ol' prohit-cts tlmt thc Art study in- cludus. Studcnts nrt' nhlt' to cxprcss thcir t'i't'.1tivc Ahility. Hiram , -Fi? in... bona... X ll If u Learning tlie Practical Side of l..ile 'lilic lop picluru shows us .1 group ol' prospcclivc sccrulnrics .ind stcnograplicrs pounding out llii- cxciwisvs llml will HI llium lor tlic liaslrmoving lvusincss world today, Spccd and Ac- cuixicy in ilu- usi- ol' lliv lypuwrilcr .irc csscnlial lor many positions in lwusincss and prolcsf sional ofliccs. ln llic corncr wc scc l'l.izcl Ciarlviscli lmnscriluing an cxcrcisc from .1 diclaplionc lu .i iypuwrilcr. l'i-ospcclivc liookkucpcrs .irc working lmrd lo arrive .il A lialancc sincc it is llic i-nd ol llic nionlli. .ind lliuir liooks must lic in order. l3or lliciliniling busincss mclliods most niodcrn omccs .ii-u cquippud with comptoniclcrs. llcrc wi' sci' .lanc Dnlcn and lrcnc llvscli working up .icciir.icy. .ind Mr. l.con.ird Cioick, instructor. .il his desk in llic lmckgrouml, coin-i'liii5.1 cxcrciscs, 52 Keeping Up With time Times Culture is emphasized at Austin High School in many ways, but its neucleus is the new well-equipped, and beautifully designed library, the Very heart of the school. On page 47 of the book. there is a larger picture of the library than the one shown here, and also a pic-- ture ol Miss Eloise lruesdell. B. A.. a most efficient and helpful librarian. l.iberal and progressive in its policies. the Sentinel has consistently high honor ratings and the publication of this newspaper and a yearbook keep an ambitious group of students constantly at work in Room Z0-l. In the bottom picture we see, Gladys Diedrich, Jane Brooks, Selma Hylle, Hope Snell. and Corinne Norman standing, and Helen Kjome. Helen Hanson, Bertha .lean Somf mer, and James Fuller. seated. These students are some of the busiest of the journalism stall members and each fills a responsible position on the flustinian staff. Learning to Use Cur Hands to Great Advantage 'lhc spaciutis ncw shops .it Austin High School nic intlcctl .in .issct to tht' stutlcnts. 'l'hc print shop has thu juli tal' setting up tht' Ads .ind litnitlliiius for thc school ncwspapcr and 1n.iking up thc imgcs. Wt' sut' lillf,1CllC Arciis pick' ing out th-: lcttcrs iicctlctl lor .1 litxid' lines, ln thc ncxt picture we st-c loui- hoys, .lanics Horn, .loc Smith. Riclinixl XVliitcm.in, .intl David Cftircy ctmpcinit ing on thc solution ol' A ltntitty prolilciii in .irchitccturnl diuiwingl. Boys lt-.ii'n auto mcchanics in thc schtvol shop. Hcrc wc h.ivt- Cilun Mclhnicl, Qilcn Arctt. Rohcrt lkicltsoii. Stanluy fliitlwsoii, and Xxflllldlll l.ylc tlclving into thu vit' als of an ailing car. Vvlith this lypt' ol' coopcmtioii, s.1tisl'.ictoi'y rcsults shtitiltl hc ohtainctl. 'l'hc nicttil shop is wry intcrusting to thu hoys who .irc nir- chnnically inclinctl. Ont' ol' tht' lowt-r picttircs shows Qicrnltl Kclly, llny Pmntcs. .ind Orvillc Pmltlus wturlting on .i statin flattening nmchint-. Q , .Qt 5 5 l TOmOI'l'OW.S HOMCMGICCTS PI'8CtlCC Girls of today are anxious to learn the art of being Well dressed. They are taught to plan, design. and make their own clothes. We see students busily sewing a fine seam. As part of their training in cooking. each girl demonstrates the preparation of some recipe before the other members of her class. Here are Vera Nlae Darr and Virginia Jolson making car- amels, divinity, and pop corn balls. Under able supervision and with the help of the latest equipment and devices, students receive a thorough training in the Held of woodworking and cabinet making. 1' - -cf 4 -3-3-gash .,,.....--- ,,,.,.11- 5 -5- M-ii V Q e.....at...W.a ...x., , ' 6:23 Sound Minds in Sound Bodies In the top picture we see a group of seventh grade girls learning perfect coordination of bodily movements through the exercises learned in their physical education class. They play games for recreation as well as participate in exercises to build strong bodies. The boys, too. have an active physical culture program. This includes regular gym exercises. and for pleas- ure a taste of volleyball, soccer ball, football, basketball, swimming, track, softball, wrestl- ing, tumbling, and boxing. 56 Action Speaks Louder Than Words Miss Gladys Chalberg, school nurse, assisted by Dr. Fay Rayman. the school dentist. made a project of dental hygiene during the second semester when they visited each home room to examine the students' teeth. We see Doris Prehoda being examined hy Dr. Rayman while Miss Chalherg sterilizes instruments and Elaine Wangen aets as secretary. Austin High Schools marching band when in full regalia makes an impressive sight led hy Daryl Mc- Kinney, Marjorie Houts, Blanche Kirkpatrick and Alice Cieannakouri, 1 i Clubs, Qrganizations play an important part in Austin l-ligli Scliool, and social act- ivities are highlights in tlwe sclwool life. A lor- mal Junior-Senior prom is tlie climax ol eaclw yearys calendar. Giving llianlcsgiving baskets to tlwe needy slwovvs tliouglwtlulness lor otlners. QDLQLQ .+W- en lg fi ,,.a-fav?-1- Faq, ff' Vins. IH.,-v '-rn., wax Quill and Scroll .Yltmiling V Jnlwon, J. Brooks, l, lirinlx, S llylle, l Block. ll l're- ho-la, ll, l,ul-nik. Svtllvcl' - I5 Sommer. ll. llansun. ll Kyunie, ll Snell, A Lie.inn.ilmuri Sentinel Stall luyi mu' lx late, I5 Stover, J liul ler. .l, Best, G. Psraii-lt, XV Marque- sun, Qi. Stearns, l. llosluns lhird mit' A tir.mn.ilmuri, l, Brink. l'. in-iw. .1 Brooks, ki Uirlrnli. ll Kjome. S llylle, li Mtlf.irl.intl. Li Bell. Seuuiil nm' li. liirrix. Y. Jolson. ll l uksilx. Ki, Slenger, ll Snell, l. Block. l,. l..irson, ll. Liuilil lam! nut' D. llrehotla, ll. llanson, ll Sommer, ll, l allue. L' Norman, O. Tlmnipsoii, ll. Yanler. R .lnhnson. Press Time This year's SliN'l'lNliI. under the capable direction and editorship of Bertha Jean Sommer has pleased the students even more than ever because of its timely reports about the affairs of the school community, its interesting cuts tpictures to youl, lively feature stories, and humor- ous quips. In many ways the SENTINEL tends to improve the morale of the student body and to promote the best interests of the school, as it is truly a bulletin of the news happenings of each day, and it sustains the high ideals which have won for it national recognition. Each member of the journalism class holds a position on the staff. To become a member of the Quill and Scroll, international journalistic honor society for high school journalists, a student must be in the upper one-third of his class scholastically. The top picture presents the active members of this organization in our high school, Malcing the Wheels Go 'Round An accurate portrayal of the school year is given by the yearbook which presents news of the school, administration, faculty, classes, clubs, athletics, and a picture of every student in the school in the class section. Financially the annual would be in a sorry plight if it weren't for the ambitious members of the advertising staff. Editor-in-chiefL,c L L Assistant Editors: Administration . Seniors .. . , Underclasses Girls' Sports , Boys' Sports Snapshots L Clubs Business Managers Circulation Managers Advertising Managers Advertising Solicitors Adviser Austinian Staff Imp nm' G. ltlaclgaril. .l. Fuller, l. l..xrson. J. Brat, lj. Thompson, G liiamit, G. Dietrich. H. Kjome, H I'.iuIson, P. l,aI7ne. lihiril ruiuf--A. liaklxen, l.. Block, D X an7fr, l' llwskins, lf. Nlcllarland G lit-ll, ll. Snell. .l. Brooks, Li Stenger. G Horne. .Nviumi mn' B liivrrix, A. Gealinakmlri l7 I'relmil.x. D. Iiuilge, IJ. liraltlie l Brink. l' liriw, V. lhrr. K Vllili, K. Julsnn. I3 Kroluis, Iiullum mu' S. lhstyclx, K. Miller, ll Ilaiiwn, O, Tlmriipsoii. O. Evvnsun 15. Snmnwr, V Sheehan. Cf Nor- man. B. l.uluilx. S. llylle. EDITORIAL STAFF Bertha Jean Sommer Doris Prehoda, Shirley Dastyck Corrine Norman. Hope Snell, Geraldine Sten- ger, Vivian Sheehan Gladys Dietrich, Betty Luksik. Arlida Bakken, Patricia LaDue, Lorraine Larson, Opal Evensen. Helen Paulson, Doris Yanzer, Gail Eladgard, Shirley Jensen, Donna Brakke, Vera Mae Darr. Lorraine Block, Gladys Horn, Kathryn Clark Helen Kjome, Elizabeth Thompson. Glenn Brandt Virginia Jolson, Alice Geannakouri Ory Ann Thompson, Carmen Miller BUSINESS STAFF Helen Hanson, James Euller Jane Brooks, Beverly Borris Selma Hylle Lorraine Brink, Glenn Brandt, Doris Yanzer, George Bell, Eileen McFarland, Pat LaDue Mrs. R. B. Streeter I wx fi li-yi ron Xi Iiiil. Y I.iIiIn.xI.itIri. II Riviiwix. XX Irliru ki. .IuIiliwn. Ii Moiinr. IN. IHi'rwsiri', U Xnxlw. XX - I - , . Xiv-on.iii louflf' lint II lution. II Niiiiiinll. II XYinn, I! lhwit, II tIiiisli.inxoii. .I I't'Icixoii.4 .XIIrii Ii II.iililuisi.f .l,iIii.-ii, I Ilri.-,' Ilwftl :in lx Lisp.-iii.i, .I tim. II Iiiiillxivu. I Niihiiz XX Ihfiiiit-ii, IW Ioix, .I Ri-Iwixwn, Il tim, .I Smith Mn 1r il ron' I Iviisiu, II Niilvs, I7 Klux, ll, ,Xvuit-iwii, II II,iIInvi. ti. Iliisriuiwiivi. Il t7Ixon, II fvvpiiviis. II Niiixiniivx. Iitiliiiw 1 ii .I IuIIii, Ii I.iuIIr. II IioIIrIsou. I Ynioslivk. ID It-mi, Y Iiiitllci. II Ioniniin To Create, Maintain, anci Extend icieais Ciroupcd togcthcr Around thc purpose of crcnting, maintaining, and Qxtcnding through' out tht' sthool .ind community high standards of Christian charactcnw-.ind thc platform of clt-an living, clt-:in spct-ch, cloan scholarship, clean nthictics .ind contagious Christian charact- fsr. thc two chaptcrs oi' thc Austin Hi-Y Club comprise about sixty-fivc boys. Activitics this ycnr hnvt' includcd an outdoor intcr-racial i'Firc of Iiricndshipf' a I7athcr's-night induttion ccrcmony, A Christmas assembly program to which thc boys brought gifts for thc undcrbprivi- lugcd childrcn of Austin. .1 patriotic program and signing of our Bill of Rights, it doctors dis- cussion on boy-girl rt-lations, and A Niothcr Apprcciation Meeting. intcrspcrscd with pcriods in thu gym .ind pool. and mixcrs. lop von Ii XR'Iiiii-min Il Ifiilvoini 4. .Iusiiiv Ii Iiily--iv, ,I XX'IiiIvn. R Ilnxw, R Mixiplix' Uitmlfi ion 4. l'1lik, Ii t.It'.,s.-ii, It N:ii..l.ti. I'- In-iliiih Ii Iknwi-iw. I Ixiilftp.iiritIt, I' IiimI1.iII. Il Iihizii-vi lit-:font I IIN.-X--ii II XX'iIIiiiut, I' t..i.ig1Iilt: it Nu-'II. XX' Ioilvlmii Sr. lnner Circle filumimu- B G.1sklIl.B. Bowers R. Jr. lnner Circle . rmng . .1 s, . stein, L. Miller, B. Boyd. lliinsen. A. Erickson. Friendship Club To build and maintain a spirit of friendship among the girls and be of service to our school are the aims of the Friendship Club. With the Senior Inner Circle at the helm, the Friendship Club this year sent a delegation to the Southern Minnesota Girls' Conference at Winona. This year again 150 underpri- vileged children were entertained at a Christmas party. ln order to earn money for the new club room, The l-lard-Boiled Canary, a movie, was sponsored. In conjunction with the Junior Friendship Club, the mothers were entertained at the annual Mother-Daughter ban- quet. The Junior Club helps junior girls to become acquainted and orientated to high school life. Officers of the Senior Friendship Club are: Shirley Armstrong, president: Betty Brown, vice-president: Elizabeth Grise, secretary: and Ruth Liebenstein, treasurer. Miss Lena B. Grinley is the Senior Club adviser. Junior Club oflicers are: Elaine Alderson, president: Shirley Nicholsen, vice president: Audrey Erickson. secretary: and Betty Hansen, treasurer. Miss Katharine Meier and Florence Larson are the advisers. 63 Leisure Moments As part ol' the plan lor education for democracy, students are urged to take part in any extra curricular activities that interest them. This teaches them to work and play harmonious- ly with their fellow students. and. in turn, teaches better citizenship in their community con- tacts. Among the choices that are given them are: Camera Club. Naturalist Club, Future lfarmers ol' America, Commercial Club. and Pep Club The name of each ol' these organizaf tions indicates the hobby interest. Camera Club tin-ut. ll Klatlit-xt s Nttntti ll l'lu.l1. X' lolson M lluuett, ll Naturalist Club 'Ven . 4 . ', 'amen o. . tt' , o -. , . n FFA . e: , tt t- tinxlltliikl ll melt. li llaxtcr. ll llanson, l ihaptlt. I ir ' L lvle. XY XVilson. li Sax tm . . es e. . , a . ' 'i . ' . 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I Nqmlglruw 66 Create lnterest ln Foreign Countries and Peoples One of the most active clubs in our high school was the Language Club divided for g e uropean civilization they are studying, name- convenience into three groups accordin to th E ly. Spanish, Latin, and French groups. Among the many aims of such an organization are the following: to give students a more human and fundamental approach to European civili- zation, to show the importance of living languages of Europe, to point out how a foreign g expresses the simple, warm, intimate emotions of t langua YC often he human soul, to give an understanding of the relationship of languages, and to appreciate the customs of other coun- tries and their relation to our own America. The oflicers of the club were: Mary Kathryn Dunlap, president: Ray Jensen. vice presi- dent, and Marjorie Nelson, secretary-treasurer. The year's program included an initiation program, a French movie, a banquet. the raising of money for the club room, a Christmas supper, a treasure hunt, and a Parents' tea. ew 4 , 'nwwf ' I 'S -' tears'--.., h- n wish Honor Society Character, leadership. and service constitute the basis for judgme . , . J ber recommends a student, scholastically of the upper third of his class, for the Senior and un- onor Societies. The homerooms indicate their ch nt when a faculty mem- oice of those whom they feel merit ior H membership. The Senior National Honor Society is made up of thirty-six eligible seniors and in the Junior National Honor Society. there are fifteen members of the ninth grade. Parents attended an impressive induction at the May 2 assembly. Principal L. J. Gus- tafson presided at the program which consisted of talks by the students and Dean R. I. Meland. Sr. Honor Society Top row f - V. Sheehan, I.. Block, J. Smith, A. Hil- dreth, O, Evensen, G. Diet- rich. J. Lilygren, S. Arm- strong, Fr. Brown. M. liunf lap. Third row---0. Berg, I.. Wesen- dorf. J. Fuller. J. Robertson. R, Hill, J. Peterson. D. Mc- Kinney, J. Crist, l.. Sathre. Second row --- l. Tanner. M. Engen. ll. Jukes, H. Hansen. B. Sommer. V. Jolson. A. Baklten, N. Andrus. Bolmn1 row- Jeanette Tinberg, A. Geannnknuri. l. Hesch, B. Stubbee, M. Barrett, J. Brooks. S, Barstow, Pa, Kirk- patrick. Jr. Honor Society ner, B. Corey. C. Gower. M Dunnette. Middle mu' - - F. Wriglit. A Guild, A. Liebenstein. V Gunderson. N. Austin, A Damerow. Ilolmnr row --A l.. Miller, V Pless. S. Johnson. S. Nichol sen. 68 'limp rt:u.' J, Morrow. J. Gild- Student Cabinet Homeroom representatives forming the Senior High Cabinet gather together at ll:3O o'clock every Wednesday morning to discuss the ideas and problems sent in by the homes rooms. The year's outstanding accomplishment was the Christmas basket program, super- vised by Miss Rachel Anderson. The officers werei Lewis Anderson. president: Helen Jukes, secretary, with Mr. Williaiii Wielmoff as faculty adviser. The Junior High Cabinet is made up of homeroom representatives also and the aims of the two organizations are the same, to further the democratic infiuences in the high school. Mr. H. George Rabideau acts as adviser: the officers are Bruce Corey. president: and Mary Gray, secretary. P Sr. High Cabinet lop mn' If liariuworih. M Sam. I .l.ihr-'n, ll Mcliin ner, l. XV.izvrx l' 'lihunip wil. K Cimll llitlilli- mu' R. lirlvenslein, C llot-per Li. ,-Xuniu, W Ret lor, l .'Xmleixox1, S Swan son. XV Snell. R Slvliger I4-mow mn' ll Jukes. A ln'.lnn.lluvllli. .l lhinlxon, J l eu it, l Robertson. lf. i-Xslilrv. NI Laurin. Jr. High Cabinet lop ,Uri 4 xi.. i-emi. it mi.-rw.. .1 t...i.-ma...-, t Cmwrr, li infer. ll Richard xtunl li llansun. li llinnie muh .lliililli Hut Xl Cvrav, ll. llul' man. N Austin. ll. Vuni- mings, ll lllutlx. K. Tobar. M XVUH, IU XX'.irhelil, l. Nlill r . e linrlimi mn' ll lhnimiii, R. llahlgien. H Pauley. M Pwwt, R N.-In-n, IJ, lloll' man. ll Hansen 69 in Bi tr- , A Develop Dramatic Interest ln Junior High 'lilie .Iuniur Iligli luftllihllif Club which presented their tliird Annual Cfliristnms play. lime Iimpty linmnf' by Dorotliy Clarke Wilstnii is organized to develop sellifcunndenee and poise in the members and to prepare interested students lor p.1rtieip.1tion in senior drnmntics. 'Ilie lmttom picture shows .1 scene taken from tlie play. Omcers ol' the club Are: Cflmrles Ciuwer, president: Audrey Liebenstein, vice president. Beverly Illxedalil, secretary: and .Iames Murrow, treasurer. I fp 14-n NI Ilunnn--ltr I IS-mln-it Ii ,Niiilrfu--nu. I Murr--xx, IS t mei' R I.iwy-nf 1 li--x -i-- 1 .I tnltluei, I XYULIH lfwril wit I Xfntn I II.nnev .X I I--In-mitnn XI lI.uk, Ii IM-mlm, NI Wlurem.m N Nvtlunlwn. IXI In-'III. I' Ii-wil N ,.-i ml vw. II llxun I Ilnutvnng. ti I'wtlei, II XX'twxIw I Il-vlwlnnw. ti Ilnimel. Ii Ilwlux tl l'ilnx,1n, I' Ilnlwnxnn ICM! -ffvv I I I'---vtlmeui Il tv unn II IWIIL-I.in, I liunl i't', Ii Xnnl, IS llnlnmn, II IIN-I.xIvI IK ,Xu-Ieuwnv, XX' Iiiinkiiwnr 9. l 1 Iifilmn mit' M llairetl. 5 l'-.ii'siuxx. M. ll.-mmel S3 Arnislmne, K llaik. X' llur, ll luluik l Clit lx lli'l 5 Imp init ll Vinum, .. s. '. ,. l lXlilxisiiu.'x'. l XV.iIeix, li. llaltcliiisl. l, Yilliir .lliiltllt rim' ll, Suiiiluei, S .lei1xt'n. .l, lilveien. li fnisltill. Y, Nlirvli,in, IS I'-iivuii. l Ianliii Foster and Promote Dramatic Endeavor Dirk and Bauble Drama Club is composed of seniors who have earned eleven points hy participation in dramatics activities. During the year, the club studies the technique of acl- ing. the art of make-up, the development of the theater, and current plays. The outstanding project of the club is the annual production of three oneaact plays. one of which is presented at the Big Nine Speech Festival. Dirk and Bauhle ofhcers are: David Winn. president: l.arry Sathre. vice president: Suzanne Barstow. secretary-treasurer: Vera Mae Darr, program chair' man. and Miss Jean Daugherty, club adviser. 'illuppu iluulnvu' lieliy Yummn, lemmnl lleiwy, .lean lilvgren. Su Imne l5.irs1uw, .mil Rvlierl llill Sugar um! Spur e ' 111.111 c li e Naslwy. lflimlwlh Tlmmpsnn, Oliver Nnxhy, Sally R.1ym.1n. Juli Rulwrlmn, lm: of Rumi 1 ' Amlrew lielienstein. Daryl Mcliinney, 1.ro Snleris, XVil- lvur Sayles. Floyd Urr. l..irry Snlhre. XVilli.1m Fnrlson. Dirlc and Bauble Plays Three Dirk and Bauble p1ays were successfully directed by Miss Jean Daugherty with l.ucil1e Baudler as student director of 'Sugar and Spice, Mary Jean Barrett of The Happy Journey, and Shirley Armstrong of The Inn of Return. The 1940 and 1941 Dirk and Bauble Clubs combined their funds for spot lights for the new auditorium. These plays were presented for the public in the new auditorium on March 4. l'luI- I., Neulmuer. I. Tanner, Ii. Dunfee. li. Boyd. H. Piradell: fifluszrielf- I.. Sathre. V. Cf.idw.ill.ider. If. l,uc.is. If. lloyd, VV Mylire, S Julinsou. If Imepwr, ll. linwer. E. Olson. el, Hayes, R. Kneeskern. S. Sayles, Cf. Seiver, M, Dunnette. II. Vfexlhy, W, Nonlin. I7, Ilelerx, I' Smith, I5 Thorpe. Ili. lewis, Dean Snell. Ii. MrQuaid, M. Lfhristvnson, Anderson: IIIIU Sax. J. Gower: 'l'er:o1' Stix M lnrxoii, A. l.uc.is, ll In-per, I1 Jelinek. liizu Vliirinrl ll. Deidrieh: Ciurm-ISYW, Petrehn, J. Smith, R. Ti-snr. IS. Summer, I7 Swabmla. Ci. l'e1vrwn, R, llednar Y, llaglev, D. lagesun, R. Wakrlielil, Ii. Stevens. J. Ciildner. R. Hnwprr. T. Anderson. A, Jolinxon: llrum ll Amlrrxon, K, .lonex, R liarrwll, R, Tuclwlx, Ci. Hellanil. IF. Snaler, lironzhorvea Il, Seahurg. I.. Hanson, li. Remington, If. Ashley, lf. lVl.lcl5.lrl.mnl: liiuzlnm- R Hllwv ' I i R -lil! in .n, J. letriw, . omsen, Ray Jensen: liuxws R. Tedrow, VJ. Sayles, Pa, Elmer: Ilrumxf D. Vdinn. ID. Peck, ll. Schmidt, l. llilil rexh, J, l.et-per. l.et There Be Music The colorful new uniforms of the eighty-four members of the band, which is directed by Mr. C. Vittorio Sperati, made a striking picture at the concerts which featured also the eighty piece orchestra and mixed chorus of seventy-two voices. Each of the school's five music associations has fine characteristics. The High School Band appeared at several out-of- town programs and with the Orchestra and Chorus played host to the 1941 Music Festival. The Junior High Glee Club, directed by Mrs. Agnes Sjoquist took part in several outstand- ing events. The Second Band is the stepping stone for advancement to the First Band and Orchestra. Ofiicers of the band are: Louis Neubauer, president: Eunice Lucas, vice president: and LaDonna Hanson, secretary: of the orchestra: Louis Neubauer, president: David Winn, vice president: and Ilene Tanner, secretary: of the chorus: Vivian Sheehan, president: Barbara Stubbee, vice president: and Norma Lee Kirkpatrick, secretary: of the second band: Elaine Bartel, president: Robert Garbisch, vice president: and George Potter. secretary: and of the glee club are: Iva Dell Riemann, president: Dorothy Mathieson, vice president: and Dorothy Kline, secretary. 1 Q 'H- ezf'i'5?2ilz,f ' i q,k T if -:flag K - V - W'-- fi f 'HW ' if . - i ' ' Wyyy . A 'K' ff 'ff 1 if 5 , if I AP Q 3 l A 5 2 . 3 1 Y 1 nf si ,X Ls Y , I QT, '13 ?. ,ff ,, A ' , ' fi? f , N y., 'K ,ii '-T L.,, 'Q T bs 'W' a fi, ff if N0 if' xx . LY A .fhqg W ,gf 'Q 94556 ' Orr, ,iv in fx nw -4 -. 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They are stationed at corners outside of the building when school convenes, and again when it closes. Hall patrol boys are in charge of orderly traffic within the building and particularly on the stairways. Bicycle patrol boys are stationed at the bicycle racks to maintain order among the Austin High School cyclists. A Lost and Found Department is conducted by volunteer girls to as- sist in regaining lost articles, and these girls also conduct an information bureau. Girls on the office assistants staff act as clerical help in Mr. Wescott's oHice during their various free periods throughout the day. 77 iii- More Helpers Behind The Scenes 'l'wo other places where help is needed by the faculty members in charge are the library and the cafeteria. A group of girls help Miss Fliruesdell in the library during their free periods by working at the desk, checking books in or out. or by shelving books, repairing them. and doing many other odd jobs to ease the myriad burdens of the busy librarian. Miss Mary Wilstin, in the cafeteria is grateful for the help of an ambitious group of students who help her with the serving, and clearing away of the meals served daily at a nominal cost in the school cafeteria for the convenience of those students who End it impossible to go home at mid day, and too expensive to eat down town. 1 Fi Library lk-ri. Nl lxevwr Silt: 1 X liri nr: R llucul Nl 4 i Cafeteria 'ii,...i.,1w.., ir 1'i......,i..i.. 1 Nlumlrnu ll Stern. ik ll.iklu'n. N1 i .Slim.lmt1 - - N lmviu. N Stull, l Segolwia, A llutban, Xi llrllie l lllaliak, li, Ross ,Xilliml f - S Savlrs X' .lolwii. L sa 'Q' 'F I lliiisitgiii .Xithui lI.illiue Wil i1,.i.s.'. .ci x.i.ii,il, luniltll, imit 'xi lll-ii ineuwt lxitieig--1 til. iw.n.i..n noi., -...into xitnico- WWW Mr :X lf thristgsu Mr Otto lolleruil These Workers Keep Us Safe and Happy llending the custodians is Mr. A. E. Christgau, who is the Superintendent ol' the Pius' tin School Buildings. Mr. lldward Mithucn is Assistant Superintendent of Buildings. Cfon- struction lfngineer is Otto Tollerud. It was his duty this year to construct new furniture .ind repair worn which is necessary for the good of the school. The custodians of the school are .1 vital part ol' .1 smooth running system, for which Austin High School is noted. Ll Dedication ol the beautiful new Austin l-ligh School Athletic Stadium toolc place in Sep- tember with Superintendent S. T. Neveln as one ol the principal spealcers ol the occasion E919 2 UQ ff! ,J 55 5. ?g,' M1053 Qs,tG ,. W- 'w ,M -' ' ,,,,.-- ! L I avltffil, J -I R - 1 4afv,m',mG 6 is - M H . 1 diff, f uw Ja wav? slain' it ennktx yt q' iz, 'GFQ gy M41 4x,u3e 7 1' r f A341118 I-.-I H .S :www bg-Hg, 4, f - g,. -w'?,Qf 2 f ' ' . . VW t as Q K,-' Q' . ' ff :BMW ig is 'iv W 'lf X U 1 N ,X -W :iw 5 xx. I 1..- Ext ..- g..-is--janv-fl' M nu1.:f..v-4 , ubnqwwam .-our-u...,.,,N.A. F Q? 07 F4 ' 'm x audi-w it W y 2 .....-W.,J..vM'A I O .W- 4- ,,, ...por kill lhe Austin A Squad from leil to right starting with the back r0W are .is follows: Archie Lane, Owen Berg, James R. W'ilmn. Robert llill man. fXnrm.m Sehxeck. George Dwyer. Donald Barth, Dave Corey, Bryan Elmer, Lloyd McMichael. Norman Bradley. Knuie Knutson ll rr lmhlgren, Francis liarnswurlh. ljddie Vv'oodw.1rd, Arlin Lingbeck, Eugene Clennon, Sidney Pappas. Clifton Mcffamy, Clyde Sr-iver V h IR-iersun. lewis Vogel, lirnexl fherney. George lloll. Warren Rector, Marvin Graff, Dee Morgan, Richard Peterson. lilwuod Hoskins lzlnhaus, Lewis Neuballer, Dave Cfhrisliansun, Lewis Gunderson. and Lowell Einhaus. Brains and Brawn On the Gridiron Austin remained undefeated in football this year until they met the powerful Fair- mont team. They lost one game out of nine, but had to forfeit a number of games because of Dee Morgan, one of the players, being over-age. The schedule was as follows: Austin O e , , St, Paul Central 0 Austin 20 L, L Owatonna 7 Austin 34 , , L , Rochester O Austin 27 e Charles City, Iowa O Austin 20 7 7 , , ,L Faribault 14 Austin 25 L Winona 6 Austin 7 Mankato O Austin 13 H Fairmont 18 Austin 13 ,e e, e, , Albert Lea 6 A number of the Scarlets made the con- ference team, and Louis Vogel and Knute Knutson placed on the first and third teams, respectively, The picture on page 82 was snapped when Austin met the conference leaders, Mankato. ln the picture, a number of Austin players are overhauling a Mankato ball-carrier. The most outstanding game of the season was with Faribault. Austin won 18 to 13, but they had to make two touchdowns in the last couple of minutes to win. There are a number of players graduating this year that held down prominent posi- tions on the team. Those graduating are Lewis Vogel, John Peterson, Warren Rector, Ernest Cherney, Lewis Neubauer, George Holt, Dick Peterson, Louis Gunderson, Dave Christianson, Lowell and Lyle Einhaus, Knute Knutson, Owen Berg, Clyde Seivers and Clifton McCamy. The coaches, Red Hastings and John Butorac, did a swell job of turning out a winning team, The total number of points acquired during the season-Austin 159, and opponents 61h-tell a pretty good story of the games as a whole. The Scarlets as a whole were one of the best offensive teams in the conference, and when it came to passing, punting, and driv- ing the ball through, they were practically unbeatable. The twenty-one members of the A squad pictured on pages 82 and 84 are as follows: The boys on page 82, starting at the top, from left to right, are: Lewis Vogel, left end: John Peterson, center: Warren Rector, right guard: Ernest Cherney, right tackle: Lewis Neubauer, right end: Cieorge Holt, quarterback: Donald Barth, guard: Knute Knutson, guard: Eddie Woodward. left guard: Elwood Hoskins, left half-back: Dave Corey, half-back: Lewis Gunderson, half- back: Dick Peterson, right half-back: Mar- vin Graff, left tackle: Archie Lane, half- back: Owen Berg, half-back: Lyle Einhaus. center: Lowell Einhaus, center: Dave Chris- tianson, guard: Clifton McCamy, tackle: Clyde Seivers. Even though the team had to forfeit a number of games, after beating Mankato by a score of 7 to 0, the Austin business men chipped together and bought the team gold footballs. Among the lettermen returning next year, we find Captain E. Eddie Woodward Archie Lane. Marvin Graff, Dave Corey. Donald Barth, Rudy Stark. and Norman This year's B squad. totaling 60 mem- bers and I8 lettermen, had a record of five wins, three ties, and one loss. The squad was under the supervision of J. Golberg and Ove Berven. Next year these boys will probably see work on the A squad, and their work this year has been good prepara- tion, The following is this year's schedule: Schieck. 6006 Sept. -Austin 0 7 7 Alden Sept. Austin 8 - - Adams Sept. Austin 19 7 . , Freeborn Oct. Austin 0 Cirand Meadow Oct. Austin 7 . ,. Albert Lea Oct. Austin 6 ,. Albert Lea Oct. -Austin 6 Blooming Prairie Oct. -Austin 16 . . L Owatonna Nov 7-Austin 13 aa, L., Rochester Junior High Football Junior high football was again divided into two groups: the Brown Bombers and the Purple Raiders. Bill Wiehoff managed the Raiders. while Ted Halvorsen managed the Bombers. Hal- vorsen's Bombers won the championship after winning two and tying one in their three- game series. The scores for the series games were I3 to O, 7 to 7. and 7 to 6. w ith the Bomb- ers coming out on top. B 9 B Squad E e..,,,, S limi: mn' I7 Pnirneelt. l ll.iclti-visiviitli I My li l4r.iullrx'. Ki ,Nlilrn A Chris- Q ' X lmnwu. lk l V-rey, K llompr. l F if I mm.-ii. R Kilgore. L. .liismt-. J 6 - A ' ll.vlIit-lil R liemon. li Wright, .l 5 Nulllv in. l' lenmk, XV H Jrwuosl. I7 l'erlt. l' Kmkqw i lr-wi rim' .X 1 lriilimi. l ll.1vt'ns, l' fy My .Xint-s, .I. Ki-Ilev. R. tiuv, l Mt Klvflrlvl, K lxlnrmlxlw. XV Strvvlis li livllilrr. R Ulxnn, l7. Olson. R ,Xinlru-ui, K llauiirtlt. D. Knutson, Blaclc Bombers limi: run' Li Crime, ll XViv1wll. K Keullrlil, l l'i'lrrwn. l lletlt. ll l rlckwoli. ll l nriglil. R Slnrlt. ll Keener. K ll.xmmerxle.ul. li Nielson R liwltl .. ,ming ,QM .lliiiillr ron' R Stone. R Nelson. lf l-ish. ,l lliglw. .l Siluld. ll Buss I Barnett, l 'l'.irv, li llellentl. fi 4 l.irlx Ifiwr mu ll Trimble. M Sul-ure, G lweltl, R llmlxinx, .I .Xnhorvn ll Snvdci. .N Netlnris. R Cisulter. IJ Owens Purple Raiders K M mir. nut' 1 ll.-ufl. '1 si.,'i-.ine IU XYliivi-tumlw, R Jolinwu, K Betliel. ll .'Xmlerwi1, .X livhmsn, R Keller, ,,, c !xi..ii.s.m, I' xml., ll w.l1i.ims A fm R limes .lliiiillv um' l Solvxx. X1 fnper. li lmigm ll l'.1uIwn. I5 llognn. .X lohnwn. 1 Your.-Id. V. llfizitl. I7 , w Nl.ill:iv. .l lluulling, ll l.iulex'. Li. Porter lriwr! mit' R fimiiivrnmn. R lloskinx l' 5li'plii'nxol1,Ki l'wr.1nllei,R Nuiilei, Ssilwie. Iiergewmi. ll.1nwn HW s l lmllrliltltzl pltlueu, lop to lmllom George llull, lewis Vogel. John l't'tvixtm Cage Happenings A daily average of sixteen men came out or t e -sq ve Berven molded a team that captured both dis- f h A uad this year and from a group made up mainly of inexperienced juniors, O trict and regional championship honors. ' th Scarlets barged ahead when they met Faribault. After losin ten successive ames, e L . . . 23- 3 'l'hey tossed the next game to the visiting team of LaCrosse Central. This was followed by ' - ' 'd t three victories and one defeat. During the year they totaled a score of 453 as compare o their opponents' total of 486, lacking only '53 points of an equal score. 'lihree lettermen, l.ewis Vogel, George Holt, and John Peterson, graduate this year and outstanding among them is Lewis Vogel, for four years a member of the Pi -squad, inde- spensahle for his defense work and dependability. After a more or less unsuccessful season these boys fought through the district and re- gional tournaments, winning both to place sixth in the state meet, l h t mand their coach, however, for the managers, Not all the credit shou d go to t e ea Ralph Ball and Bob Lommen, deserve plenty of the credit. .l ea gg .aa A SQUAIJ 'limp l'uu'-f-'Bry.ll1 Iflnwr. Ciharlvx Alien. lxwis Vogel, Ilvinlid Barlh. John Ijclvrxrm. Dirk 71-Mar Kmwllny Pal Civraghly, lhvid Von-y. Enwry Thonipmn. Lit-urge Holt X ? IH SQLKXD llup nut' D. lirrrv. K. Mnltsmi. K. Hriw. U. Uuilglluly, R Kilgore, R. 5-lark. K, Pmllwtk. Narvcwn. I. Shm'm.xlwr. B, Corey, D. Bungv. R. H.xl1m.m. XY. Moonan, 17, XViigh1. 17. Nvlmn. B Squad Basketball Austin's B squad played sixteen games this year, and came out with 502. First row- Cf The team this year has sixteen lettermen in all, and some ought to be good A squad ma- terial next year. The squad as a whole out-scored their opponents in the number of points made through- out the year. 13 MJ lofi yntlnf. Il Iiuxlon. N Ntanrlt, I'l lititlltam I ills-tn. I7 Nelson li-fi 1-in I Iiamintx 4 Iiill. ll liitliaitlwn truth Ikiltitltiiti. II I'-.ull .I laitl-twn, l Iullei, ll.i1li'r inn lx lit'--. .X I Hlwn. NI Ntlntltl. Ri llellentl, li. lplev. li lalson, ll llainer Intramural, .Iunior High Baslcetball This year's call for intramural basketball brought out eight teams. Each team played ahout nine games and the four top teams earned a chance to play in the playoff. The four leading teams were Buxton's Panthers, Hoskins Vsfhirlwinds, Gunderson's lVlechanics. and l.enoch's Speedsters. The playoff found Buxton's Panthers and Gunderf son's Mechanics winning: and later l3uxton's Panthers won the championship. The members of the title winning team are Buxton, Knute Knutson. Nelson. Stanelx. and Ulson. .lunior high haslxethall players were divided into two teams, coached hy Nlr. Schroeder and Mr. Siekman. The two teams scrimmaged each other throughout the year. hut had no definite games scheduled. During the year they played two games with Ptlhert l-ea. The first game was played here and won hy Austin Z8 to ll, but the second game at Albert l-ea was taken by the Ti- gers with a score of I8 to I7. CI'lCCI'IC6dCI'S Yea Team! Fight! Fight! Fight! These are the familiar words of the cheerleaders. They were chosen at the beginning ol' the year hy a faculty group for their pep, voice. and ability to lead a group. The cheerleaders served their colors faithfully during football and haslxets hall seasons. They are from left to right. l.oren W.iters, Patricia l-aDue. lVlarjorie Clark and Bruce Farnsworth. 0 Q ..,.X5.. .. at 1 tix y xxx' Q A x at K Q tl ' ww A A I 'LMI' A its uw mgsbfa YexQNAft,.,,,f E 611- 'fmt ,Age ditty it t is ,ig Top lou' XY, Olson, II, XVilli.ims, II. Krueger, R Lilvgren. IB. Allen, A. Christensen ,Vitltllt rvitt l llvisev, ll, Schmidt, I5 Kiliristerisen. XV l.ane. Ci Mtliaviirl, I Silvrrnaglr. roach A Bolton' rtitrf-fl, Anderson, R Peterson, I.. Lorimor. Li Knopf. J. Chase, and C.. Servers. I., Nelson n I in pittur Aquatic Victories There is a swimmer that every coach dreams of. but it is seldom that reality fulfills that dream. Coach Evar Silvernagle has perhaps the nearest fulfillment of any coach's dream in senior, Lewis Anderson. This outstanding breast-stroker has set a new state record and earn ed for himself the title of National Champion, Of the thirty-five men who went out for swimming, seven gained more than 20 points the highest being Lewis Anderson with 9Olfj points. Five men graduate this year and perhaps the most outstanding of these are Dave Chris- tenson and Howard Schmidt and of course Lewis Anderson. There are Nine Letter-winners this year. live of whom are seniors. The schedule for this year was as follows: December I0 Austin Z6 XVinona -ll Wt 'lm' ft 1' ' Nt 'l l January I0 Austin 5-I Carleton Zl ' January I7 Austin Vilg Rochester 32' 3 January Z4 Austin '59 XVinona 27 Ifebruary Gustavus Invitational Iiehruary I4 Austin 50 St. Thomas Z5 February I4 Austin -IZ University High Z4 , Iieliruary Zl Austin I5 Rochester lil February Z8 State Meet at Virginia--Austin Thirgl March 7 Austin 58 Carleton I7 March I5 Northwest Meet at Minneapolis Austin 4th W1 1 ,, RQ X ' ff? 'ffgidxt .gig 3 19 t CSOH Chiel aniong the sports that gain prom inenee in spring is etih. and Austin golfers were no less outstanding than other hranches ot the athletic department. Iiankittg in the upper hraekets for two stiteessive veais in the Big Iiight conference. the team coached hy .I. A. Kentta gave a promising exhihition ot' nroheieney again this YLUIIV. .Iohn IH'tersun. who held the champion ship tor IU-Ill. was among the three seniors who plaved their last gaines this year. Iiivc nieniheis ot the team placed in the Ameriean Ieeion tournament at I5rainerd last year and tour are Iiaek for a try at this years titIe. litiiii lm: to iitllrl I I.iiiiswtiitIi. I? Iviiisivtirtti. I XMt1.I I XItiiii'it.iitI I I'eteistin. IW IiItgren. I. Wiitttrtt. Ii Nl,ttIs TCDDIS ,X team ol veterans moved out on the eourt this vear in the Scarlet tennis team. prom' inent aniong them heing Owen Berg and Dick I'etei'son. fXlTl.llIlIt.1 progress was shown Iw the other menihers ol the team. aIso, .IJii'i' i.lt rf' fra!-1 Il In-Ieiwii ,X lhiitfiiig Ii IH- i.it.iii. 1 tai..-,fin t x.ii.tui.iit. o in-.ga .t.iii..i.i. Ii IIosIxins Ii NIoIiiie.t Innes I XX'esentIorI TYBCIC Cioaeli SiIvernagIe's track squad. consisting ol' runners. Iwroad ittmpers. pole vaulters. shotpttt throwers. and ,iavelin throwers. had .1 t1iII schedule this season. and heeattse ok' the next ttaek and other exeellerit facilities they weie chosen to he hosts to the regional tournament whieh was held this year, Haifa wit' lv!! In ritfftl I3 Ihvrtt, li Iiitntlex' li Il wtivItiItIt II Is.iiI'-'I. Ii IXtIgoit', Ii Iietxe, IW I9.ttiit'tIs lwwi I .t.. t titiiiiaii. ti tmitit. tt 't'ti.i.ii,it.-ii, I IItisex I NtiIxst, I7 XlitIels-nt, Ki Ntetrns, X' t,ttI -t 'Ilitlei Baseban Iihe hasehall season with V-terans frnie , .. .,,,. in t L Vx 5 r in Kfheiney and I.ottis Cittnderson hack to . f other season started out in April ttnder the direction ol Coach .Iohnel Ciolherg. A Iiair J squad eanie olll lor haseI1aII this vear. ti Iiaifr J it I-tt lit 'tt1I't I 5tIlttin,t.Iit'i. Ii Yr-Emir Il It ii I Ut-ini, N Ntaiit-Is. I NIM amev. U IItix' Iaiii! X t tt-iiiitiii. t Ititriiii-wir lion! :I i 1.11 1.1 tttilir Il IuiigIit. N I'Iiiiiirpstiii, .I Qi.iIIiirtii:e. I tlieinex. li IIitIt. I Kittndeixiiti. Il Ntatk Ii Ntlstin. I'. kieiightx J I A 1' It Hours oi Time re Spent ln Coaching Athletics Besides teaching .1 full schedule of classes. otir many athletic coaches spend hours each day in training their respective teams and whipping them into championship condition. Mr. J. A. Kentta coaches our golf team which has had such a splendid record these last few years. Mr. Theodore Halvorsen is one of the junior high football coaches and coaches intramtiral howling and intramural basketball. Cur athletic director, Coach Red Hastings. has done a splendid job with all the sports. His top notch football team was undefeated in Big Nine competition. All arrangements for the district and regional basketball tournaments were under his stipervision. lie also helps coach intramural sports. Mr. Johnel Golberg is our popular baseball coach. He is one of the Pm squad football coaches and coaches intramural basketball. Mr. John Butorac does a nice job of coaching the line of the football team. He also gives his time to coaching intramural bowling and intramural bas' ketball. This year he acted as ofiicial host to the basketball teams which took part in the tournaments played here. Mr. George Rabideau has the all important position of being the ofhcial score keeper at the basketball games. He handles the coaching of both seventh grade and junior high basketball. too. Mr. Blair Hainer's coaching work consists of training the HB squad basketball players who will he candidates for the regular team the following year. He is also assistant track coach. Mr. liverett Schroeder has charge of otir tennis which is a comparatively new sport here. .lunior high basketball coaching is also his job. Mr. Evar Silvernagle. otir swimming coach. helped bring high honors to otir school when he and his protege, Lewis Anderson. returned from their trip East with l.ewis in possession of the National Breast-stroke Championship. Cfoacb Silvernagle has charge of track now. Mr. .lohn Sit-kman's work is to teach the fundamentals of basketball and coaching the junior high basket- ball team. More high honors were brought to otir school by Coach Ove Berven who led our snappy basketball team to both the district and regional championships and went on to place sixth in the state tournament. ln the spring and fall Berven coaches Pm squad football. Mr. XV. A. Hardy coaches otir wrestling team and this year coached a state heavyweight champion in the person of Knute Knut- son. Mr. Hardy also has charge of ticket sales for all athletic games, Mr. XVilliam Xkliehoff is re- sponsible for all the publicity and advertising concerning all the sports. lt was his work to adver' tise the basketball tournaments here. He also coaches junior high football. fDIQj r.. v A mY.,,a..:::,,, ' ' K . ,A .- :mga-wf . M,-j 1 r- .fl- 2 fl: Q' an-, Coaches lop itil hir lohii Nitkiiian 'kit tlxe lieiveit, Xli Xkillaitl llaitlx .lliiltlfe rim Xli l'vl.iii liainei Xli s.in.i.-.i.-f xi. o.'.iie.- im-..i.-.ia M. it... s.it-.-.....gi.- 5 Horton' ion- My Iatlt lx.-iiiia Mi t..ai-ng. xii Il.ii--lil iiicniige Xi r pitlzue Xh XX'illi.iiii Wie Modern Amazons Are Active l.li'Ii'l'l4R VUINNIQRS Approximately twenty girls have won UJXA. letters this year through their ac- tive participation in sports. Two girls, Aileen Bkierke and Patricia Sauer, won their second letters which are larger than the lirst letters won hy the other girls. Points towards the V500 necessary to win a letter can he earned in basketball, swimming, speedhall. deck tennis, tether! hall, hasehall, lilie saving, archery, volleyf l hall. tennis, exhibitions, and ice skating. The girls' physical education instructor, Miss Hildegard Hein, has charge of G.A.A. Pictured are: Bottom row-S. Hall. B. Young, B. Bjerke, V. Placek, R. Wunderlicli, A. Geanf nakouri, A. Bkierke, Top rowfl.. Evenson, R. NVinslow. P. Halling, A, Liebenstein, Miss Hein, l. Ayer. H. Kjome, B. Stubhee, P. Pugh QJLQKD l l l BAsiqia'iaisAL1- Basketball was the center ol' in- terest among the indoor sports this year. Six teams battled it out for the championship. Pictured is the senior team which won the tourna- ment. M. Barrett, N. Andrus, Jeanf i ette Tinberg. ll. Thompson. H. i Kjome, June Tinberg, A. Bjerke, P. Pugh and B. Stuhbee are not pic- tured. l SWIMMING Swimming is a sport which gives each girl an opportunity to demon- strate her individual ability. She re- ceives ten points for each different stroke and dive she has perfected. The mermaids posing on the edge of the pool are: B. Nasby, H. Reilly, M. l Sheeley, l.. Hallman, S. Greenlee. SpeedbaH l'irst on the C1.A.A. program in the tall is speetlhall. 'l'he game hetween the All-Stars antl the Alumni, which was played under the lights heliore one ol the football games, was the big event ol' this sport. The team pictured inelutles: lop row IS. liarguson. l. Ayer. .l. Clunalerson, V. Gunderson. S. Hall, ll. Halling. Bottom row - PJ. Pmjerke, S. Uever, l.. llvenson. l. llall. N. Austin. Deck Tennis and Tetlwerlaall Deck tennis and tetherhall are two of the floor games plavetl during the swimming season. Both sports require intlivitlual skill and much practice before the game can he perfected. 'l'he tleck ten- nis players are: l.. Johnson. R. Stenger. V. Ol- son. Tetherlwall players pictured are: B. Young. M. Xkfalers, ll. kVinslow. BasebaH America's favorite sport takes the spotlight among the girls' spring sports. Though we have no stars. the learn work ol' the girls makes the game a good one. The enthusiastic players are: lop row Ps. lijerke. S. Hall, C, Kliome. A. l.it-henstein. M. llovlantl. C. Nelson, lf. llall. Bottom row---C. Barnes, .l. llusemoller. l Krahy. R. Xklinslow. l.. kVoll'e. Life Saving Several ol' our swimmers have passed their -junior lile saving tests this year. Those shown demonstrating their skill are. lelt to right l.. Hallman. M. Sheeley. H. Reilly. S. Greenlee, ll. Nashy. 'llhese girls also assist Miss llein in taking charge ol' the pool during alter school swimming. Q4 fxrcbery Archery was received with great enthusiasm by senior high girls this spring, B. Stubbee and P. Pugh. two ol' our better archers. gave an exhi- bition at one ol the basketball games. On the picture are lf. Thompson. B. Stubbee. P. Pugh. Volleyball A winning smile from a winning team. The junior volleyball team. captained by M. Ander- son. won the volleyball championship by def leating the senior team by a wide margin. Our happy champs are: Pa, Heisey. D. Tyrer. B. John- son. Nl. Soper. M. Anderson. B, hoard. P. Sauer. G. lVlorgan. l, 'l'ucker. Tennis XX'ith both a doubles and singles elimination tournament played this year, many girls partici- pated in this popular sport. Qur tennis players are: lla. Bgjerlxe, Cf. Khiome. M. Olson. R. XVun- derlieh. Statuettes Ol' all the interesting entertainment of the G,A.f'-X. girls presented between the halves of the basketball games. the bronze statttettes exhibition was the most outstanding. ln this picture they are demonstrating learn work. Reading clock- wise the statueltes are P. Sauer, B. Nasby. Thompson. Pm. lorimor, P. Halling. M, Sheeley, l.. llallman. CQ, Nelson. Q5 The following pages depict, in snapshot form, our students and faculty at their play and avocetions---tl'1ese are informal because often talcen unexpectedly and sometimes vvitlwout lcnovvledge ol the subject. QDQDI9 3-if , Senior girls all dressed up Nl for their held day. Field day's victorious baseball team. See the interest created by the Austin Sentinel? The girls that put on a good front for the the Austin High Band. XVhy the flashy smile. Betty Rhaimer? Bill Bennett using his authority as one of our patrolmen. Quite a long face for such a little hoy. doneha think? Gayle Fenton and Marvin Gralli in an al- fectionate moment. Oh, yeahl Gay gang of Senior hoys helore the hattle. Bob Moline showing how easily it can be done on a parallel bar. x 2 H I f ll IM Yi v 15 X- ' u, , -' 151 ,yy 'w'Qwl-SIKA gf? liufw 15? Q 7+ gi .1 ' urn: Nunn! 5 ,Q I AIM' Cw.1:111.1luml'x. Hulvn ll.111wn, .l.mv nrwkx, .mai ,Mum Sw111l11ur, QM' Ilucy K III uuulf 7 I7.llIl Klmlmll dwinjg thu IIUIIUIN .ll lln l .lllf,1ll.ljJNs' 1 Iulw lhlllillltl, ' A - -. '- 'Xulm 5 Ilwnms lm lln IKIIIT IxLtlXkLI lux I la'lx'I'sUI1. I Xylw w.1s il llml mini boys L1UIl'l gwssipf Su 1-as-1. ii ig, ljulllu Mrs. Hall lincd up .xg.1inxl .1 sto xmll. ylm big Icllwwx lo lu' uxlwling .Ilw K' Hx xml' ls llml .1 mku YUll.I'x' .mvmplmg to nmlu l3cul'11llTX'.' I on O slam! svmw SJIIHIIULI wllh lnmwcli xl lil X 'Q ffVbfiilMiH,W W SE gang 'E 3 ak W' +L! eooe it m I K4 Curtis Bjorgo and his lady pal out for the Rochets on Homecoming. Glamorous smiles from Queen Betty and her lovely attentlants. Our Sentinels contribution for Home- coming. Like Dan Kaibel's whiskers? James Silbaugh. Bob Hill, Shirley Arm- strong, l.arry Sathre, and Daryl Mcf Kinney broadcasting as the Smith family. Three Austin Rooters bearing the sign for the Austin triumph. 235's prize-winning float, The American XVay. Emery Thompson as football play- er. 14-,mag ' j fi lo Q. wi' -'Q' .R - , Q- ff' 'QD 1 4 5 fu . llill NK'icliull .mil lllmil Ciullw1'g'. Quiwlx' cn H joy lli-:ir piniiiills. XXX' iiiiwvcl Mlm Nliim- iluiiiig linr long K .ilisciiux U Mr. llill .xml luis imls. l Unk .il llic wmilc Miss lXlvlii'v is giving ll us. lu Our Iriuml, Nliw llulcii llmlilxx llvii Nivmi uiiiuvs .1 gmail inlxi' with ll guml mnipiiiiy, 'N-e... ' RV ,,, W '-ti -..,k A+ X. llowling Cfnmclics l'ml1loi'.1c, Ciollwrg, XVic- liolli. Cioiclx, Ami Scl1i'ocdci'. Mis. ljwlaclx lilws fix-sli air and sunsliinc. lou, Cf.miur.i shy, Miss Dnlilf lin you lliiiilx it will work. lN'li',Cfuclir.1ncf Mr. lVlCCiJI'lI1L'Y all mln-sscil up in his now Hllastcr Omit. 100 Austinian Advertisers Aegerter-Stephenson Music Co. ,.....,,,,W,, American Legion , .....,--. , ,.A,--,--,. - Anderson Studio ..--..,,,,.---,g,,Wh-- -- Austin Candy Company ,n-.---,-,n,A----- Austin Clinic ....n,......., . .,.,....,nn, Austin Coca-Cola Company .h.---,-, ------ Austin Daily Herald -........,,,,-,--,,-, Austin Floral Shop ..-.......C.,,,,--.A,, Austin Fur Shoppe ....n. , ,,-----C,,,---- Austin Furniture Company ..,,-,- , -,,,,n,- Austin Grain 'B Coal Company .... .-,,,,-,. Austin Insurance Agency ..an,Y.-.-,-,- A,v, Austin Maytag Appliance Company Austin National Company ----A,,n,-,----M- Austin Austin State Bank .... .,,,,.....,,,,, - , Baudler 25 Baudler ,,, ,......n , ,,,.--,A --- Brinkman's Bakery .....n,,C,,... ,,,,,--- Bromley. Dr. Frederick ,,, -.,.n,,,,,---- --- Big 4 Bottling Company ,......n,n, ,,.-.. Bruckmeier's Garage ....,,.-,..-.. n,A,,-, Canton Cafe , ...,.C-.....A. ,,,,----, - Capretz, Peter , ....... , e.,,......,,n, ,- Catherwood. Hughes id Alderson ..Y--,,---,, Cleveland Hardware Company ,,,C......,n, Coast to Coast Stores ,---.....,,,,,,---., Crane Lumber Company ,..... nn.,.,-,--- DeLuxe Cleaners ......e,,,...... ,,,,,.-, DeSoto Products Company .-....,..en,n,,, Dubinsky. Charles Y5 Sons .e,,.,.........e, Dwight's Ice Cream Store ............,..,, Earl. W. R. Furniture Company, ,,,,....-.- Elam's Jewelry Store , .--.-.. , n,.n,,,-,- - European Grocery Store ....e.e..e........ Fantle Brothers .,........n.A,,w,........ Fox Hotel - ...,..-,-..-...,nA,,,,,, --- Gamble s ......,........, -,,-.. , , ...... , Gendler's Automotive Service -,---.-n,,,,n,, Gildner's Clothing Store .....,,,,e- , ...,,n Glasgow Cleaners .........., ,,, ,,,,,,, Goslee Funeral Home ..w,..... Hansen, L. B. Photographer .,.. ....L,,L,,,L Hardy Paint 8 Wallpaper Store ,,-.---...L,, Havens. Dr. John G. W., ,.,w,,--....,,L,, Hayes, R. L. Plumbing Company .,,,,,, ,,,, Heimer, Clark 8 Dibble Conoco Service. .A,v,. Helebrant. Frank, Grocery ...L,.,,,,-- ,,,,, Henry's Cafe - .........,.L,.,..w...... , Herb id Bill Grocery .......L,,L,,.,,---.. Hirsh Clothing Company ......L.,,,,.,-,. Home Federal Savings 23 Loan Company, ,,,,, Hormel, George A. 'B Company .,.....,.,,,, Hotel Austin - .,.,,,.,,.,,.,...,.,..,, , I.G.A. Food Store .. ,,,,,,,.,..,.,,.,,, ,, Jack Spratt Food Stores ,,.,,,,.,..,,,,,,, Jane's Gift Shop ,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,, Johnson's Sporting Goods Store. Josten s ,-,-. .,,,,,,,,, ,,., , . ,.,,,. ,,,,,,, Kearn's Electric Company ,,,.....,,,,,,,., Kegley, J. M., Public Accountant- .,,,,,,.,, , Kenwood Inn , ,.,.,,,,,,,. , Kmsman's ,,.,.,,.....,.,,., Recreation Club ,,,,,,,, , ,,,,,,,,,, 'Il Page 104 113 106 114 104 119 104 103 112 105 108 111 116 114 117 108 115 107 111 103 108 105 116 110 111 105 110 119 108 117 106 113 115 107 106 119 108 116 116 115 115 112 111 103 108 108 110 110 107 112 109 117 112 114 107 116 119 117 107 105 119 Knauer's Market ,,,,,,,,,, ,,, Kough's Taxi '25 Transfer ,.,,, ,,, ,,,, ,, Lane's Pharmacy - , ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, , Leuthold-Peterson Company ,,,,,,,, ,,,,,, Lommen, Dr. P. A. ,,,,,.,,,,, ,, ,,,,,- Magic Mirror Beauty Parlor ,, Main Street Market , ,,,,,,, ,,,,, , ,,,, Margaret's Beauty Shop ,. ,,,, . ,,,,, ,,, ,,, Marigold Dairies. Inc. ,,,, , ,,,,,,,. ,, ,,, McCulloch Printing Company , ,,,,, , ,,,, ,- Mier Vlfolf 8 Sons , ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,- ---, Miller's .,,,.,,... ,,, ,,,, , ,,,,,,, --,,,- Miller's Diamond D-X Station. .,,,,, ,,,,,, Municipal Utilities ,, ,,,,...,, ,, ,,, ,,, Moon-Johnson Hardware Company Morton's Home Appliance Company Mower County News ,,,,,,,, , -,,, --- Mower County Oil Company ,,,, ,,,, - -- Mower Motors ,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,-,,-- Nelson's Grocery , ,,,,,,,,,,,,-- - ----., - Nelson id Plunkett , ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,, Nicholsen. Dr. L. C. ,,,, ,,,, ,--- ---- Nordin, Dr. Walter H. ,,,,,.,, , Normandy Cafe ,,,,, ,,,,,,,,, Page. A. C.. Insurance Agency,,,,,,,, ,,- Paramount Beauty Shop ,,,,,,,,,,, -- --- Park Motor Company , ,,,,,,,,,,,, --- Penney, J. C. Company ,,,,, , ,,,,,, ,,, Peo'ple's Bakery ,, ,-.,,, ,,,,,,-- , --------- Peop1e's Cut Rate Drug Company- ,,,, ,,,,- Piggly Wiggly ,,.,-,,, ,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,, ,,, Ramsey Golf Course .,,,,,,.,,. Rau Insurance Agency ,,, ,,, Richardson. A. C. ,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,, Richardson, Dr. D. A. ., ,,,,,,, , ,,,,, , ,-, Robertson, Dr. Paul W. ,,,,, ,,,,, , ,, Sasse, French fd Dunnette ,,,,, ,, Sears Roebuck Company ,,,,,, ,,, ,,,, --- Schutte Funeral Home ,,,,, - ------ -- Scovill Jewelry Store , ,,,,,, .,, ,,,, ,,, Smith Shoe Store ,, ,,,,,,,, ,,,, - -- Speck's Yellow Cab Company ,,,,, ,,, ,,, Square Deal Food Store ,.,,,,,, Stevenson's ,, ,,,, ,,-,-,,,----- Tender Maid Sandwich Shop,,,------------- Usem's Chevrolet Company ,,, ,,,,,,, ,,,,, VanDorin Motor Company ,,, ,,,, ,,---- Varco Equitable Insurance Company Vogue Cleaners ,,,,,,,r,,,,,, ,,,,, ------ Wagner, Dr. L. W. ,,,, ,,, ,,,, - ----- Wallaces , ,,,,,,,,,, ,-----M,,-- --- --- Webb Service Station ,,,,, .,,,,, Wehner Construction Company - ,,,, ,,, Water Sofening Service ,,, ,,,, ,, , ,,-- , --- Wheeler Coal Company , ,,,, ,,,, --- Wil1iam's Cigar Store ,,,, ,,,, ,,, ,,- Woe1fe1's Jewelry Store ,,.., Wold Drug Store . ,,,,,,, ,,,, Wright Wells 8 Company ,,-,,... , Young. S. L. 8 Sons ,,,,. Page 113 119 117 110 111 119 117 107 116 109 105 110 115 105 113 119 111 112 114 119 117 111 111 119 115 115 117 112 108 103 113 111 104 111 111 111 104 113 105 106 113 116 107 112 119 103 112 103 112 111 103 112 112 116 119 105 112 112 110 113 Acknovvledgement The 1941 Austinian stall wishes to thank all the advertisers and patrons lor their support shovvn in advertising in our yearbook. With- out this support it vvould have been impos- sible to publish such a book. We hope that your ads will bring satislac- tory results as this book has gone into over a thousand homes. Sincerely yours, flxustinian Stall Q Q I9 R. L. HAYES PLUMBING AND HEATING COMPANY 122 W. Mill St. Dial 2205 The EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY we K r J Q OF THE U.S.A. L ' ' 3 w XV. L. VARCO, District Manager gl Representatives W ll I.. R. DIQCKLR R. D. BEAULILU H. A. TOOHLQY L. B, TIEOEN MOU The Only Complete Low Priced Car Q fa 14.01-1 n.-..,.n.n.. USEM CHEVROLET CO. CHEVROLET - OLDSMOBILE Sales and Service WALLACE'S 407 N. Main Big 4 Bottling Co. O DRINK PEPSI - COLA Manufacturers of PEPSI-COLA - HOWELS ROOT BEER ORANGE CRUSH PEOPLE'S DRUG STORE Cut Rate Drugs 203 Main St. Austin, Minn AUSTIN FLORAL SHOP HAROLD C. LITTLEFIELD Say It WY'th Flowers . We Telegraph Flowers Anywhere HI GRADE BEVERAGES CUT FLOWERS, CORSAGES, PLANTS COMPLETE FLORAL SERVICE AUSTIN PHONE 2567 Day and Nighr Call PHONE 3133 103 EVERYTHING MUSICAL Make Our Store Your Musical Headquarters Aegerter-Stephenson MUSIC SHOP Grand Hotel Bldg. DIAL 28-I5 Sasse, Frencb 8: Dunnette ATTORNEYS AT LAW Lafay ette French, Jr. R. A. Dunnette W. B. Cilalsii, M. D. Cims. C, A1.1.i2N, M. D. B. J. Cicomwifri., M. D. D. P. ANDERSON, Jr. M. D. AUSTIN CLINIC Austin Clinic Building CORNER MILL AND GREENWICH STREETS O AUSTIN, MINNESOTA Austin Daily Herald Established November 9, 1891 l Cur Fiftieth Year 'The Herald has been for 49 years and slill is a newspaper for Austin and com- munity. fair and 1'mpc11'I1'c1l Io all. seek- ing always to promole Ihe best inlcrcsls of Utlfl-C'LlllLl!'L'. labor and industry. cuter- ing lo no clemagogues and showing fa- uorizisnz lo no group. Hrm or I'f'ILll.L'l44lLlLIl. A Special Edition on November 8, 1941 will commemorate the Herald's 50th Anniversary of Publication F i t Years 0 Service y l Net Paid cifcumion now over 7,300 A. B. C. CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '41 INSURANCE AGENCY . . . n s s 0 yy . FnendIy Specialized Service W. A. Rau Representing INDIANAPOLIS LIFE INSURANCE CO. IO-I F. I. CRANE LUMBER CO. EVERYTHING IN BUILDING MATERIAL COAL THAT SATISFIES Dial 2 187 CANTON CAFE Featuring American and Chinese Dishes Meet your friends before and afler the game WITH COMPLIMENTS of HENRY H. NEMITZ WILLIAMS CIGAR STORE 415 N. Main St. Austin, Minnesota THE BEST INI-IERITANCE that a father can leave a son is the training and knowledge neccessary to earn a living SCHUTTE FUNERAL HOME 600 LANSING PHONE 5000 Compliments of AUSTIN FURNITURE CO. 214 N. Chatham KENWOOD INN CANDY - ICE CREAM - LUNCHES FOUNTAIN SERVICE lVhere studenls congregate SOCIETY BRAND CLOTHES Clothes for Young Men AND Men who Stag Young MIER WOLF 86 SONS COMPANY, Inc TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1941 CONGRATULATIONS! Board of Water, Electric, Gas and Power Commissioners AUSTIN MINNESOTA 105 'l'JJ'.?'6'.l'.w .a'f.l'.ff.Q'l'.fffI'.l'.l'.ffffd'l4 S 11 ww, 3 JVJIQYJJJ' A N D E R O N I Finer Photographs D I .2916 .Q'Q'afJ'.9.7'J'..9.7'f4Q.V'J'fJ'.A'lffQ'l'f.Z' 3 s bf, S. ooler . AUSTIN one l N CONGRATULATES 1941 GRADUATES 1 5' ,W f 2 35 WZ 'SO X X P Zrfifilfgf xg I'lm1fu,mp'v lm ANU! HMM SIUIJIU It is THRIFTY to SHOP at the W R E FURNITURE comnnv 0 o FIRST O AUSTIN Home FUfl'liSI'l2I'S OVCI' Years Insured Design-Outstc1nd1'ng Dependabilily Each XV.1tch equippcd with E.x'c'lz1s1'L'u NIEXV DESIGN I3EA'I'URfiS FOR ACCURACY I5 .Hswmis mom 2514.75 up J. s. R. scOv1LL Jeweler for Ihe Peoplc Congratulations Graduates! 0 Q A Popular 9 FQ! fi Three Course Dinner Z 7, Every Night -J GOOD FOOD WELL PREPARED O Served in a Manner You Will Like MODERATE PRICES FOX HOTEL 106 'I VI llp I W ' s-'A' 6 2 it qi. 45- IL tx , , ,L .xv-...AQ XA X ,Ai v I li1 ,In IPI'-,X - FANTLE BROS. OO. Hmm Www! 25 Same Famous for Fashion JUNIUS M. KEGLEY CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT First National Bank Bldg. AUSTIN. MINNESOTA TELEPHONE 2902 MARGARET'S BEAUTY SHOP The Shop of Distinction COMPLETE BEAUTY SERVICE Basement First National Bank Building AUSTIN, MINN. PHONE 3081 Men's and Boys' CLOTHING AND SHOES HIRSH CLOTHING COMPANY BRINKMAN'S 119 Bridge Phone 8921 X ICE CREAM - BAKERY SQUARE DEAL MEATS - GROCERIES PRODUCE The Store Where Saving People Save jANE'S DRAPERY 8: GIFT SHOP Gifts for All Occasions CONGRATULATIONS F 107 Austin State Banlc A GROWING INSTITUTION We welcome new accounts and invite you to make use of ALL our facilities. Our bank offers a comprehensive, personalized service, both as a Depository and a Loaning Institution. P. D. BEAULIEU, President A. H. HAARENSON, Cashier L. H. WILLIAINIS, Vice Pres. and Cashier E. L. LINDSLEY, Ass't. Cashier Aiiiliated with Northwest Bancorporation Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation AUSTIN GRAIN 8: COAL CO. A. AI.BRlf3ll'li D. ROSliN'l'llAL GRAIN - COAL FEEDS AND SEEDS PHONIS 2293 307 E. Allegheny St. GENDLER'S AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE Johbers and Distributors of Standard Brand Parts for all Cars and Trucks Machine Shop Service DIAL 2329 202 North Chatham Established Since 1000 PHONE 2147 CHARLES DUBINSKY 8: SONS HIDES, FURS AND WOOL 302 E. Maple Street AUSTIN. MINNESOTA HEIMER CLARK 8c DIBBLE CONOCO SERVICE 200 West Oakland lVe Are Here Io Serve You FRANK HELEBRANT MIEATS AND GROCERIES 604 Moscow Phone 2123 PHONE 2758 910 XV. College St. FRED BRUCKMEIER Garage and Machine Shop GENERAL CAR REPAIRING Gas and Electric Welding. Machine Work. Brake Servic Bear System of Axle Straightening and Aligning and Dynamic Wheel Balancing PEOPLE'S BAKERY IVER BECKER, Proprietor 201 N. Main St. 108 W - fE...,I Austnmakes I I A W NSI? CONGRATULATIONS TO THE 4 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE AUSTINIAN AND SENTINEL STAFFS SCHOOL FACULTY Q. X W lm I vrtgihgms J CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF KW ff? x A in 7 kL?C3,g57'U McCULLOCH PRINTING CO. COMMERCIAL PRINTING 107 NORTH MAIN ST. OFFICE SUPPLIES AUSTIN, MINNESOTA AUSIIILMAKCS N25 J . I wh Q 9 . 109 n m CONGRATULATIONS To the 1941 Graduating Class I O l.lill'I'll0l.II i l'li'l'l2IlSOS Il! COMPLETE STORE FOR MEN MILLER S Wright Wells 8a Company Ladies' Wearing Apparel DEALERS and BROKERS 323 N. Main in STOCKS AND BONDS HENRY'S CAFE Firsl Nalional Bank Bldg. Our l'u.Slr'l'1's XVU SIPUCIICIITZK' 1.17 CiUfKl','i110t1 IQUSTINV MINN. Arc' Hamburgers-5 and IOC IS Hume' Nfmfu MlQ,XI,S AND LUNCHIQS Gmail llrullh HVNRY B. IIANSON-!'l'rop. Opp, Post Umm' un Pxricigc Sl. PHONE 5201 H E R B B I L L 1203 West Oakland XVl'8hl-DQ you all CI Prosperous Future Dial 6236 DeLUXE CLEANERS AND DYERS MEATS - GROCERIES IHIZ l. ndalc Xvc. I' .' f 5828 V ' 'M' VEGETABLES A llonw-Owned and PersonalaSupvrv1scd Plan! li, H. SWANSUN XVv Give' SMH Gres-n Stamps Catherwood, Hughes Es? Alderson S. D. CATHERWOOD B. E. Hucsmas Roslin CATHERWQUD R. C. ALDERSON ATTORNEYS AT LAW First National Bank Building 110 DRS. RICHARDSON OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS O Dr. D. A. Richardson Dr. Lois Richardson Lewis Building PAUL A. ROBERTSON, M. D. 407 N. Main O PHONE 2576 AUSTIN, MINNESOTA DR. FREDERICK BROMLEY OPTOMETRIST O Austin State Bank Bldg. P. A. LOMMEN PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON O Hirsh Bldg. DR. L. C. NICHOLSEN OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN O Over Lane's Pharmacy DR. JOHN G. W. HAVENS PHYSICIAN, SURGEON. OCULIST O Austin State Bank Building DR. L. W. WAGNER CHIROPODIST FOOT SPECIALIST O Over Benton's A. C. RICHARDSON ATTORNEY-AT-LAW O Austin State Bank Building Buy Your SPORTING GOODS from CLEVELAND HARDWARE WALTER H. NORDIN, O. D. Service of Vision AUSTIN INSURANCE AGENCY M. G. RoI.ESoN FIRE 26 MARINE - AUTO - CASUALTY 'X-:AL S7-0 LIFE smndu ff, BONDS 0 ' lu ACCIDENT 0,,g ,.:' SICKNESS 4NY IN50' I-Iirsh Bldg., Main and Water DIAL 2560 RAMSEY GOLF COURSE BOATING - GOLFING - PICNICKING O W'l'1ere You Can Enjoy Recreation '11 he Sufi' Road t0 Financial Inclepemlence , L 1141118 xu'iLfAl 111141141 1Ns'1i1Ul'l0N 'ii is iii-sigiicd In prulvcl your lung ICYITI AND savings. Opcrnlvii uucicr sound. limi' icsicil iiirlhucls. and supvrviscii by llic 1 ii ii... ,A ,J 1 . 1 41.-1 . . . , ,:1i1f'gi:'1'J W 1'u1i'r.1I Ciovvriiinciil. Small or lnrgc --'wW -wi-2 ij . 112.-i:I'5 I ' ' 1 sums may he inx'csli'L1. Safety of Your Investment Insured up t0 35,000 RQSOUYCUS OVUY iii1.-111f1.0f1f1 Home Federal Savings and Loan ASSOCIATION 9 DRUGS ARE ALWAYS FRESH K. O. WOLD DRUG CO. 1fst. 1866 Austin. Minn. 233 No. Main School Suppllius. lioflvt AI'll-C'lL'S. SltIll'Ul7l'I'If For ANYTHING IN DECORATING Come t0 Austin's COLOR HEADQUARTERS THF HARDY PAINT and WALLPAPER ST O RE lLi!sx:s.ll:2 .u. coin, u 1kw,giing I u H5 15. Bridge Si. Pii0Nf2 5000 I G A F000 S'i'0Ri1 O AUs'1'1N FUR Siicwmi 0 Wifmfs Siriwicii STATi0N I 1V1OW15R C0uNTi' Nisws O VANDORIN M0'i'0R C0, O Vocauia Cimfxuifiis I Wifuwifiz C0NsTRUc:'i'i0N Co. 0 WOELFEL'S ALlSlI.U'S Exrltzsiivv Dmmoun AND Wfwciii Suon 105 E. Water St. You mugf trade hvrv with c'0nfiu'em'a MOWER COUNTY OIL CO. Distributors of Pulau Ou. Pizonucis lic Sure' LU!-lh l'L11'v. PENNEY'S 121-124 W.Bric1gc Our 1500 Store Buying Power SAVES YOU MONEY 0 Opposite Postoffice Building KNAUER'S MARKET SMITH SHQE CQ, 0 iizality Foods AUSAGE QUR SPECIALTY ,gshoes Fitted b X-Ra gy HoME-MADE S Phone 2575 SEARS, ROEBUCK AND CO. The Most Complete Fishing Tackle Stock in the City of Austin CATALOG ORDER HoUsE 0 Complete line of 413 North Main Telephone 3451 GOLF, T12NN1s, Sorr BALL, AND BASEBALL SUPPLIES Shop at Sears and Save MOON-JOHNSON HARDWARE For Every Gift Occasion Visit A ELAMQS WATCHES DS DIAMON SILVERWARE GLASSWARE CHINA And a Greeting Card for Every Occasion CO pffuhm f AMERICAN LEGION IT? N729 S O S. L. YOUNG 8: SONS POST QI I Ice - Transfer aK'lf13' PIGGLY WIGGLY . Sponsoring QUALITY MEATS - GROCERIES SONS OF THE AMERICAN Every Purchase Must Please LEGION 101 N. Main 113 The zqmjm flfafllkwef Qcampawq -. 5 ..,. , -3'151,-gm , 275555551511-. -1. :Tj - A53:5:5:f:f:f:f:::5:,.3:2- ,1 ': :X-.U , .1 Z1g135552:f:1f:5:zgggg5g:gg5:' Q ' 3 ' . 4 1+'l.e,Ce .. ..-:5:2f2rs1 f I' 1:1-Q2EfEri:5j35E4 . ' -:5:5E2EQEfEfEQ53fQE'Q-.-1. ' -' weiif. Q AA-'A Eiigiaiffifisiit ,' . ' ' ll Q.., A, . .. 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CANDY - SODAS - LUNCHES Serving hes - Sodas and Complete Dinners O rife Meeting and Eating Place Lunc Your Fauo SALES SERVICE GET THE FACTS RD, MERCURY, or LINCOLN-ZEPHYR you'11 get a FO and Complete Garage Service 104 South Main Strcct 114 BAUDLER 8: BAUDLER A. C. PAGE REAL ESTATE, LOANS LAWYERS . A N D INSURANCE 207-A N. Main St. . OTTO BAUDLFR WM, J. BAUDLER ,ZZ W. Bridge SL COMPLIMENTS WASHING AND GREASING Complete line BATTERIES HAROLD L' GOSLEE of Firesionc AND TIRES m uaI ACCESSORIES I I MILLER'S D-X SERVICE STATION 710 Bridge St. Austm, Mmn. ZIO W. Oakland Avenue EUROPEAN GROCERY J. SPEREDON, Prop. PARAMOUNT BEAUTY SALON II9 East Water St. Dealer in PHONE 2019 GRDCERIES MEATS AND . ' Complete and Distinctive Beauty Service HDME MADE ICE CREAM g PIIONIE 3165 600 Ash Street I.UCILI.Ii A. ITINKE L AUSTIN . B. HA PI-IOTOGRAPHER v ' 120 West Mill St. MINNESOTA 115 COMPLIMENTS OF 1 Get to Know Q ' if YOU CAN DHVEND ON A GILDNER ST RE W -- ' '3?E,1Qig,ff'Q474 W-' 1--'eg i '- E STYLE - QUALITY - SATISFACTION JOHNSON SPORTING GOODS Congratulations Seniors AUSlI-17,8 Most Complete Line of Best of Luck SPORTING EQUIPMENT fo You A11 0 O fif2,',,.ii1,,2i'cm,I 5l2i',i2Im GLASGOW CLEANERS SPECK'S YELLOW CAB CAPRETZ INSURANCE AGENCY AND . Correct 'INIIIHG O' Day Service For Mcmdern Insurance at Its Best . Try Cuprelz Insurance for Test PHONE 3434 MIA N- Mm DW' U03 24 Hour TAXI and AMBULANCE soma , Shellane WATER SOFTENING SERVICE co. , . 1 ki' Washers Bottled Gas 407 NO Fran In Soft XVate'r Makes For Better Living AUSTIN MAYTAG APPLIANCE CO. . 302 E, Water DIAL 3170 PIIONIZ 3247 AUSTIN, MINNESOIA ARIGOL '- CRICH f- Pasteurized Products O The Dairy With the Cream Top Bottle MARIGOLD DAIRIES 116 BUICK-PONTIAC Sales and Service U. S. TIRES - WILLARD BATTERIES O Park Motor Co. 108-IO-12 Lansing Ave. PHONE 2321 MAIN STREET MARKET COMPLIMENTS ,q 5 of the Jak! Hmm V Nelson 56 Plunkett ' LAWYERS QUALITY MEATS . FANCY GROCERIES Banfield Building Fresh Fruits - Vegetables 312 N, Main St' PHONE 2645 MARTIN A. NELSON HUGH V. PLUNKETT BOWLING Lane's Pharmacy The REXALL Store O Drugs, Cameras, Stationery, and Supplies Paints and Varnishes 400 N. Main St. AUSTIN, INN. Austin Recreation Club BOWL FOR YOUR HEALTH O Where Friend Meets Friend M Kearns' Electric FRIGIDAIRES I Better Light - Better Sight C BENDIX HOME LAUNDRY 304 N. Main St. Dwight's Ice Cream Store O I23 North Main Street 117 DIG TA No solemn snout or porcine pout Beclouds the face that hangs without This rotund pig who bears the names Of Jeremiah Throckport James. For rumour hath it, land hath it rightg WVe asked the boys at the plant tonightj Fate holds no trunsiloryfumes For ,Ieremiuh 'l'hrocl.'port ,lunzesf The secret of .lames's grin is out. The secret that twinkles his smiling snout Q0 spread it by cable and telegramlj Our swinish friend will soon be SPAM! Now you tin your human kind of wayj May scratch your noggin and inward say, Why piggish smirking and dithyramb Because this porker will soon be SPAM? The answer you'll find in SPAM and Salad, SPAMbakes, SPAMwiches fin this ballad There's hardly room to list the lot Of ways that SPAM serves cold and hotlj Try one, try all, and you shall see That to our piglet's grinning glee The tip of your tongue will nod assent! George A. Hormel 8a Co. QAdvertisementj o 0.01111 11 1011 11 21 11 1111111 31111511 11 1111111 I, 1 i U Q g Normandy Cafe HOUSE OE SERVICE TENDER MAID SANDWICH SHOP O GAMBLE STORE O DESOTO PRODUCE Dealers in Poultry and Eggs 0 Q MAGIC MIRROR BEAUTY SALON l and ! A Complete Beauty Service ! Quality Foods .g...,.-.-..j,:.,:,,:.,:.,:.,:..:..:.,:.,:.,...,:,-.,....!. REITRIGPERATORS - ELECTRIC RANGES RADIOS - WASI'lERS WHEELER COAL CO. QUALITY COAL and Coast To Coast Stores WlNliLlzR STORERS 2l0 East Oakland Dial 2210 Quality Meats, Fruits, and Vegetables FREE DELIVERY Oakland and Sixth Phone 3413 I NELSON GROCERY 'f0m62.Z 54 TRADE-MAI! MORTON'S HOME APPLIANCE Kon Hs Transfer and Taxi NORGE - REFRIGERATORS - Electric, natural r ' h gas, and bottled gas RANGES - Stewart Warner We Spccmhzc In Local and Long Distance RADIOS - ABC WASHERS and IRONERS MOVING Phone 5252 315 N. Chatham DIAL 2339 5,009 Headquaners 121 E. Bridge St. AUSTIN DESIGNERS AND MANUFACTURERS Of FINE SCHOOL 1lEWELRY Since 1897 FACTORYMOWATONNA, MINNESOTA It's Decidedly Modern When It Comes From KINSMAN'S 14 's ' Our Flowers are Refreshingly lovely g 5 and Smartly designed-Extra in quality SJ and prestige, as you knOW+but. NOT IN PRICE A. N. Kinsman, Inc. Florisls in Austin Since 1890 AUSTIN ------ MINNESOTA 119 Autographs Snapshot Album Autographs Snapshot Album I.. B, lhmun. 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