Austin High School - Austinian Yearbook (Austin, MN)

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746 Oi l1il.1I1iXSgiVil1g Distribution baskcls lo nccdy familics ol Austin was an important func- tion of thu Sludcnl Council ' 1 thc month of Novcmf voIun during., nrojccl was bcr, This 1 U tary action on the part oi llic sludcnls. Thcii' work was ac complishcd through llic indi vidual liomcmoms, Z! Wwe 74QQ Q6 I

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SENIOR HIGH CABINET They Direct Student Activities BELT. rings, and out of the various class- rooms come the members of the Student Council headed for their usual meeting. Some carry notebooks. and some just come. After the usual opening procedure. the students get down to business and discuss matters of importance to the entire school. Many prob- lems including assembly programs, petty thievery, honor study halls, the sale of defense stamps and pep fests have been acted upon dur- ing the past year. Honor study halls were new this year. To he eligible for such, a student must be an honor student and obtain the signature of three of his class instructors. This study period is con- JUNIOR HIGH CABINET ducted in the social room. Students are entire- ly on their own as there is no instructor in charge. Another achievement of the Student Council was the distribution of Thanksgiving baskets to the needy families in Austin. Homerooms volunteered to bring enough foodstuffs for a family of a certain size. The project was under the supervision of Miss Rachel Anderson. The Student Council sponsored several as sembly programs among which were Heaney, the Magician, Walt llverman and his liquid air and the Payne Jubilee Singers. The members of this cabinet are elected hy each homeroom. Sr. High Cabinet lfrlsl rortt' A. Adams, R. liehenstein. IU. llovev. Ci. lieli. R. Anderson. A. Ash- ley. Seermtl rote: li. liullis. .l. CIl.'ll1.1I'lxlCXVlCl. li. l5oard. A, Nlithuen. .l. Biewin. V. l'less. li. Cfarnlvern Cf. .lahren, Thrift! row: R. Tesar, .l. llallield. li. lleisev. R. Ald rich. D. Anderson. ll. linofli. A. llamerow. 'I'upl'r1rt'.' li. Thoinpson. D, harry. XY. Nortlin. li. Kirk patrick. lA. lQimhall, li. Ve verka. ll. ljlllly. .l. fillfl. jr. High Cabinet Sr-tzletl, lirsl row: ll. Rich ardson. S. Mellem. D. XX'ar field. V. Nelson. U. Owen. Sr't'tmr7tf I'4JLL'5 Al. tlL'IISl'Il, lf. look. l . llaminer. .l. lfarns- worth. lf, Price. l . l'morelrer't. Cf. Brown. .l. McNally. lihrrrl rote: R. Salerho. ll Burton, ID. lladgartl, R. Ciallentine. R. Cfress. X. l'ix on. A. Johnson. Alrrl on 17!vtllll't'f R. .lertlet. ll. Regner. N. lfilts. li. Bent lev. lz. Xkangen. Ci. XXII hams. Nl. Porter. ll. Peters. Ill