Austin High School - Austinian Yearbook (Austin, MN)

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Every good builder must serve his term of apprenticeship. Porky Pig, as a typical stu- dent, recognizes and accepts the guidance of a competent faculty in helping to mold his life. This guidance enables Porky to take an active part in organized class activities as his iirst life- building project. FACULTY AND CLASSES to WARNE Z l? R BROS. CARTOONS INC. S

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if f Mr. S. T. Neveln, superintendent a Q Besides a place of learning, a place of pleasure and enjoyment is Mr. Knudson's aim for Austin High. Along with regular duties, he enjoys many outside interests. His special hobby deals with airplanes: he likes flying and is a licensed pilot. O ln his own kindly fashion, Whether driving his shiny Buick or sitting behind his big desk, Supt. Neveln acts as adviser and guide, eager to help us further our education. We most often see and remember him as one who draws the undisturbed attention of our student body at the assemblies. All our issues of importance must receive his consideration and approval be- fore they can pass. He is meeting the many pressing problems as superintendent of schools with an aim toward making us better citizens for our democracy in the future World. HReport at once to room ZOB is a well- known phrase. Mr. Westcott is the person whom We see when We have been absent or tardy. He has charge of student attendance records and the weekly stamp and bond sales. Mr. Marvin C. Knudson, principal Mr. R. W. Vvlescott, assistant principal 0 r' 'O X .0 l V'43UFk Bios'4TRFoo5s lAlC