Austin High School - Austinian Yearbook (Austin, MN)

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EDUCATION Physical Education Learning the fundamental strokes and water safety, these junior high girls are enjoying their swim. They enthusiastically take part in the proverb. All work and no play makes Jill a dull girl . Swimming is only one part of their fun and frolic. Tumbling, soccer, basket- ball. volleyball, and softball also are on their activity list. Grades seven through ten have gym classes twice a week and re- ceive one-fourth credit for their work. Each sport has its own ad- mirers. Physical fitness is the main idea behind these classes. Tests comparable to English Minimum Essentials are also given in gym. xx N Y X MARY XVILSON lVlllRMfXll7S Swim' fish Illini? xuczles. General Science Watcluing as if for a momentous discovery are these eighth grade embryo-scientists. They are suc- slain 'UN Rh xx Lia cessfully completing an experiment in condensation. Early in their high school careers. Austin students learn to find experimental proof of textbook statements in science. GLORIA BUCK, .lmiiis IJXRSON iwizlzzmf Lulvile ou! nl' black Unhj. 9

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EDUCATION Dlxlllllil. lDO'l'ZliNRUD. CHUCK X7Al.DAl-ll,. BUN ROSENBROCK, BEV BEADl'fl.l. Board of strategy. JOURNALISM Publications Thoughts While Biting My Nails, This Way Please, and Here and There Around School are columns appearing in each copy of the Sentinel. All-American newspaper, the Sentinel heads for this year have held that as their main goal. Editor-in-chief Bun Rosenbrock bites her nails while Darrell Dotzenrod madly works on his 'Sports Reports . Business worries cause Bev 1BBl Beadell's wrinkled brow, Chuck Valdahl resembles, mentally. Eva Tanguay lrhymes with Eleanor Roosevelt's My Daynl. His responsibility lies in the editorial page. Cut Paper. Shortage of paper this year made it necessary to cut the Sentinel down to four pages 8 except on holidays when it became a six-page paper. Reporting for the paper and getting the ads so necessary to maintain it is the responsibility of the students taking journalism. They are given actual experience in this manner. The heads of the staff all took journalism their junior year. What light from yonder win- dow breaks? -Shakespeare. 'Tis but the Austinian staff working late again. They devour more cokes and do less work than the en- tire male population from Jay Cee ftlunior Collegel. Editor's Note: That's not true. If it were, you woulcln't be reading this. Austinian staff is composed of seniors. Although a course in jour- nalism is not required of staff mem- bers, the heads usually have had this training. Editor-in-chief Dick Saterbo and Helper Greta Meseck took journalism their junior year. Most section editors have had or are taking the course. GRFTA lVll'fSECK, MARY HOCKFR, Dlffli SATERBO, VNVANDA EVANS Cut T5 paste

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ws J iff. ?'u.1lillFflfl'l11fdF Sllllil. gt N, RiXil',R CJISON, KPN l,Dl?UffKMl5lliR lffwlmzlut' Inlet' on tl7t'I77Jvttl1 l77L'tU71ll7tl. Advanced Math lf you were the type who mas- tered arithmetic and mathematics. probably you went ahead and took advanced mathematics. This includes: algebra. advanced alge- bra, plane geometry, solid geome- try, fd trigonometry, Compasses. triangles, rectangles, and other in- struments all come in their own when used in advanced mathema- matics. lAVl'liNl'i cll'Nl3l'liSi7N Us lin' .H-jiltl t' of X lwjtltlls . . lil Mew EDUCATION Chemistry P-UF Wliat's that? .lust the chemistry class making HBS again. Hydrogen sullide has the aroma of rotten eggs. Making the laboras tory have more pleasant odors was a project of the chemistry students this year. Cosmetics, including perfumes, were manufactured. A study of the elements and compounds, high school chemistry is a stepping stone to further study. Many scientists and chemists have had their first glimpse of the chem- ical world in the laboratory. Physics Problems and experiments not only are seen in chemistry 8 ad- vanced math classes, but also in the physics classes. Learning the fun- damental laws and their properties and uses takes up much time of the physics students. A senior who has three years of senior high science. biology or phy- siology, chemistry and physics, may apply for the Westingliouse Science Talent Search scholarship. ln former years. two members? of Austin High School have won the award. iQlm.1rlcs l' knreniilyg if tlillortl Liowev, EDl7llf Sflllllnlwlili, lDONAl I3 SC'lll,lKfl'lNLi GfflL'l'fllf1-OH has tr hearing.