Austin High School - Austinian Yearbook (Austin, MN)

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Qwbdlww' October and football are syn- onymous. Students flock to the stadium to View those mighty men of brawn, the football heroes, run circles around their opponents. As a climax to the season, Homecoming events take the spotlight. www

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,....vl Office Force Witlm one month of school gone, everyone is back to the old routine. The new teachers have become old friends. Everyone is getting chum- my, and the local Romeos and Juliets are turn- ing their steps towards the athletic Held to watch that great American sport, football. So ends the initial chapter of the year. Pay the flip ol' a page, we turn over a new leaf. Special Instructors Miss KATI2 GRIEI It itttndttl tht Unixtrsity of Nebraska. She is tht dirtttor oi th spttiil class department. Htr hobby is tooktnt, Miss GIZNIJVIIEVIE A1 Soto ns I I N gree and teaches spetth torrtttion Sl t tnloys reading, traveling. and radio drimt travel to Australia is Miss Mu tm I RAN'S ambition. llndtng htr nimt xx ith X AA' - 1 is her pet peeve. Sht rttttxtt it: Pm S dt 1 from the University of Mtnntsott intl nova is the instructor in spetth torrtttion 1 School Nurses MISS VIOIA l.t6III is istlnt sthoo nutst and Miss Gladys Chilbtrg sthool I rst rt making arrangements lor tht Mintoux ...Miss I,tIctl1,1,I1 C mutt Intl sttrtt 'to nurses, enjoys movits and trtxtltne MISS l2I.AINI' WII C ANIID isststs Miss lltmlin in Mr. Neveln's oflitt ss M I ltultll HAMLIN, is secretary to tht suptrtnltntltnt 'wht l likes to skate ant rtit ss 'XIX t StiIIIII.ID'I' is secretary to tht prtntm Miss tlli.A.NliT'I'If it book room .... Miss IDNA I IIN s sttit to Ray Wesctwtt, assistant printipil llti tl y is to check attendantt and issut trttusts

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V Seniors End Successful Football in 1 - .,r n:::::: z-1:21177 f' .rr:.ff.'re-:gf.: :L ...ao ... , .. . J - WN.:- The Scarlet football machine reading from left to right. front row: G. Kelly, E. Havens. Thompson. A. Rubel. .l. XVilson. N. Schick, D. Barth. M. Graff. D. Corey. A. l.ane. lf. Vt'oodward. R, Stark. l.. McMichael, D. Bunge. B, Hallman. D. Peck. B. Elmer and D. Tesar. Second row: S. Pappas. E. Clennon. XV. Yarwoocl. l.. McDaniel. S, Brewster. lf. XVright. P. Kolcenougules, R. Olson. B. Nelson, B. Corey. D. Knutson. J. Barnett. Ii. Arens, G, Brantley. N. Bridley. K. Marmesh. C. Allen. l.. Lorimor, A. Clennon. ED BARNIETT waits anxiously as Coaches Harold Hastings and John Butorac give last minute instructions to him before go- ing into the game. Red was one of Austin's mainstays all year, He was in on every line smash on his side of the line, and his outstanding line play was a big factor in the team's success. A hard work- ing junior. he will be back again next year to be Austin's ace lineman. Austin's powerful football aggregation com- piled another line average this year. St. Paul .lohnson and Winona were the only two teams to overhaul the Hastingsmen. The Scarlets ran through Red Wing in the Homecoming game. 33 to 6. It was a costly win, though. as the team lost the services of Eddie Woodward. Cap- tain, the ground-gainer on the squad. Austin travelled to Winona following the Red Wing game and was defeated ll to 6. Woodward's absence was severely felt when Austin could not gain any ground through the line. Little Archie Lane played a sterling game and smashed through an off-tackle play for the only local tally. Austin loses a total of Z7 seniors. Finding a winning combination for next year will be hard for the Austin coaches. Art Clennon. Frank Wright. Bob Nelson, Red Barnett, Bruce Corey and Gordon Brantley are the only active service men that will return. Art Clenf non played a lot at right half. while Frank Wright saw service at the left half position. Bob Nelson played fullback for the B squad and was shifted to the A squad midway in the season. Bob has done a considerable bit of punting for the team this year, and he most likely will do the booting next year. Bob Hallman, stellar Scarlet quarterback. completed over 50 per cent of all attempted for- ward passes. Time after time. Bob has been considered the best passer Austin has ever had. Hats off to a good boy and a great field general. Austin's line was one of the best John Bu- torac has ever turned out. Every boy on the I8 f '- fs 11,1211 if .: '-....---' :.p ::c,.r' Wir: . av:-:.tz , WY.: .5 44.4 ,....