Austin High School - Austinian Yearbook (Austin, MN)

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SCDIOI' SOCIBI SCIZTICC u I N Xllsx LI SN Junlor Social Science 5 DI Xl, uh u unlwr ntl x l 'Q Q I x nl 0 lillil BIIQIN Ill Ing-1 1 n soclll 6 I 4 I SOCIBI SCICYICC I-l1story and soc1al sclcncc students 111 Aus t1n found themstlves learnlng about the pro blems of world peace The mam top1c of study was the UN IH relat1on to the poss1b1l1t1es of successful world gox ernment Flhe study of m1nor1ty group d1Hicult1es prejudlce and Intolerance also proved very mtcrestmg and xx orthwh1lc 41111 The Student EthlCS Commlttce has been operatmg successfully for threc consecutlve years A new comrnlttee IS appomted by the Student Counc1l each year EfhlCS Commxttee trles to cooperate wlth the Student Councxl supervxsors 1n rna1nta1n1ng order 1n the llbrary and 1D correctmg errmg students Student Etlncs Committee WMM 17 sq N ax 1 s,.,, --Q... N-9-..... . 1 . f Mk lmlflxox IUMIJXII. Xl .X world lnlunrv, Html X rnlunllwu. fnnurn flwh XII? IIUXXIIB RI NIJ XI A. xvrllul' slvllll ullvirr XII? RI lil ICI' XII INIEXI-Ill, :Xn rncan Insnwr-J Ill 'x' XII? IGI III! IIXI III l'hI4, NI fl. .lmlrhm Iwumrv, Ii tlqlmll lmskvllull . , Sl.-U1 IURII lil I I. XI .X. wwrlll lnsmrv. I ost .ml IW: ntl flllffl Xlllfklll II Ii S snnlur xnvcul tri.-ntl' mpvrrw.-uv rlnurwm li , A , z - - . Mk c.mln.le lull -. '. ls IQ., .Vaal l..ti..l ll an-X, ' 1 R l fl I'-.xkl-lv.1II. MH AI I Ill ln l5,XRNlI le, A l.t' KI. luniur high smul llullils, MIC, KX' .I SUII, Ii, S, no-In hour .nrivxlir-s cxvlu Ml VKX fllli ll-MISIKKI, I5 rl. ciwcsl noun hour Acllvillus, Ill bxll, g lli AIR. Ro ' Ro - ., ll S. uigll , lixh and mrml slluI'ls, Ill Y: NIIS5 lID.X IIIUIQNON, x-'vc lh Q trlnilm Ml. OX lil l XI N li A. riviry. lmxllv ball l l ' ' . X I 3 I - , I 'I 3 i . , . , - . 1 . V . . . . v Y v r 1 I ' Y . 3 :I Z L ,V - ,. frm lenmf 1' mzr mm lllU1'E 1. ,fix 5 W J I'l1?fI I'l IIFNUY Nlllfl I x A ,V 5 A II II ..yfln.ifr , , , K f V 4. s , 52, fc I

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IFXXNIXF XX Xl DROX pr1ct1cts eurrtct tltphnne tichmques L omttr1 HU O st1nt11g 'lt tltl l' AIX! Mathematics and Buslness ln mathemaucs classes much stress IS bemg placed on accuracy rather than speed Learning how to Hgure a problem accurateiy IS very 1m portant say the mathemat1c1ans and being able to understand what has been read IS ncces sary to accurate figurmg Gettmg assigned work in on t1me IS also berng stressed Students of lgebra geometry and hrgher mathematics be lnexe that the1r accuracy Wlll carry over into other subject Helds also fc Commerclal subjects such as comptometer shorthand typmg bookkeeping and busmcss tralnmg are the subjects most often used n immedlate job fmdmg Many students who hate had or are takmg these subjects are holdlng part t1me jobs wh1le st1ll golng to school and these Jobs often develop 1nto full t1me employment after gradua tion Buslness ss Jxxl N elf uolxlutp1ny, tmiwronuixer lor C iss mclu 9 nior lan n lship C uh pmeluctmn tick t sales 'VIR l FOX XRD C OlC'lx nusm ss trunlng comp omtttr txpmg l tlliil IX DX B Q orthmd mg o ice pr1ct1r usl1r1111 XHS9 V1ll.Vl'X lxll lxl 'X XPP B t on mt 1n mixer tic ct S1 as Rl ORS ll 'N bus1mu tr11n1ng, hooltli cptnge rcl11l1r11N mormng lNI 9 'VIARH X OCLM B A shorthand 2 o lce pracuce mg l productmn t1c et s1les d yurtmcnt churmm Mathematlcs X SS 'VHTIF H TIFR clghth math mmtics Sb lVlXRfLl RITI DXHX 1 n 11 mu 1 N 1 n 1 ne 1 11 fri ntlxlnp SS DX ll' 'Il ISI ll l n l LYTL mt nor nt churmmn t' 1 t ri mds mcet e rm uniur 1 ootbmll wr xtlm X N .f XXDX lORNI-I B .xdt .lncu mlgtbn ughth muh mmtics MISS ROSE I LTSC HKHX B sex nth mmthtmmcc S Bl XXCHI LHR g nm trx tngonomttrx sol1d 1, omtrrx stnmr dc-pmrtmtnt thurmm Q - L '- - 1 .M 1 - ' 1, ie - 1 stutlrnts ll 4 Y two, . iw: VIIX. wrifl, 1:1132 lil-'l'Al', wnlvtl I I . Y , , Y , . X . . , . y 1 f fs 1 1' ' ' - ' ' 1 s '1 1 3 l ' . ' A I I I y I ' I . ,A , L , ' - v 1 vm ' . . j . . . - - , - 3 1 s 1 ' s s ' - J ' - l 1 K - 4 v V ' 1 v 1 xl ' l l . e a MI. I 1. , :XXX ll.Xlil UN, ll. S,. M. A. b ' '. C 5 ' -, jun' l. ' . ser, .v ' ' 'c t ' fl . ' ' c 1 r 1 1, g ' z N .. ,nt , s .x'1s, .A., h r 2. typ' 1, fl ' i ' c. The A 'tai . .. ' ' , . A., B. S., h h. l l. typ' g l, 'lc '. l MR. EA , BRO . A , . 'l. A., t . VA C . V4 YV . h.1ll patrol, Vnmcrn Cflub, mixer Ticket snlcs: lS. . ' ' ' , . ., , ff' 1 ' -, typ' , ' ' k 1 1 llej . 1' 1 II. , 1 . I c t l 'Z MI. K . 3 Z 1 r , '. B, A . sc 'c th m. he .1'c. St- 'c tl A l lfgl h 71- ' fkllllal lhllff lil .YX lVl.'Xll'l'lNl. ll. S , Nl. A., .xlgvl A, nix h h. 'c n1.1lt'111.1l'tx. ni tl 1. lv :lass . lviwr, jui' high rlt-partxnv .' . 1 MR. IE, S. XVII, OX, B. A.. .lg-h .. . '. 'l -'lirbo j ' h'gh f . . we ' g: .1155 XXI. .' .1 l 'f. . A.. M. S, ' -i . N ., V . c . ' -1 A Q D5 Z . S. . ' .' : Nlli . .. . Q 2 B . if lj! A.. C vt '.

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J XLK KNUTSON l SCICIICC Chref a1m of the scxencc department IS to tcach students to th1nk and act sc1ent1flcally problem solvlng Th1S sc1ent1f1c method may be summarlzed as follows cur1os1ty observa tlon hypothesrs testlng the hypothesls results and conclus1ons Senror h1gh scrences whxch are offered 1n Austrn l-hgh School are biology physrology chemlstry and physlcs The Jun1or hrgh screncc course for the year was closely related to studres ID soc1al scxence topxc of study and d1scuss1on was the conserva t1on of thc v1tal resources so1l lumber coal o1l and other essentlal resources Thls subject IS felt to be hrghly 1mportant because the eco nomlc status of the world IS dependent upon natural resources SCI llOI', JUTIIOI' SCICDCC U VIXHRMAN Bio ogy B foot n N IHXNII V n rx S bmxclvxll yumor h w rurlrng MISS MARIE MAGNER B A Gun-.ral Scnence lx clbmll R nntrm cnncc I tour 1 Khemxslrx .lumor Acxdemy of Sclcnc MR CHXRLES WII rlrulc school bask lbmll MR l-lLRBI:RT IDLNKAN B 5 Lxcncrml Scuntr I XRD B 3 General Science Physics junmr hugh bxsketball no ogx mnrh 1 5. Adu t fs ated? 'VIISQ DOROTHX l-OBES B Q track fnot p1cturt'dH MR LAX ERIXE VNFRRHFISER B S Ccmrwl Scl nct Dlscusslon Club exttmporan ou sp 1 mg Biology Phs smlogx 'KAQVQ 1 F QI S . I A 5 r rf ,A A fm I through the stress of the scientilic method of classes throughout the school. The principal 'WR R1 ' Llg. . 5 f, B. ' l ', b ll, B MR, 1 .' -I J. CSOLDY, B A, llc c rl fcicncv. . ' . , ' ' hig I' 3 A - A Q 5, . ,. ' ' , b. lv . : M . XVILLIAM MEYER. ll. Ci' nl S- 1, 5 1lb.ll. 2 I I . ' Y V Y 1 , . Y, 1, l I -'fl '. I I i . ' l U 5 Ur . a ' 'e X f I +1 ' 1 14 Q lf