Austin High School - Austinian Yearbook (Austin, MN)

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Work and Play Austin is familiar to people throughout the United States as the Home of Hormel Cen tcr of industry in thc Austin Area is thc large surrounding territories come here to secure posi tions in the essential business of proxiding high quality meat products for a hungry world When the day s grind is finished these same people find relaxation through the medium of entertainment or sports Largest of the new eating spots is the Austin Bowl which combines Work and play go hand in hand to make people happy and Hormel s and the Bowl are doing their part to make Austin a successful community I 3 H 7 4. Y' 7 - 7 ' up-toedate meat packing plant. People from recreation with its large dining room. A 3 A -'A 5 I I- , L ' 'L . I I V I 1 ' I I I I V i 1 I t

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Staff IDIIOR XSSOQI-XTI FIJI IOR SPOR IS Ofln I XX end ll Vlunmn Bradlv, Quth Robert Thatch r Ind Ixrxft Xrrgnnxa llallmxn mnlld b ns I -K I L Ibonnm Iiulg r Sxllw Jonts XR lhrbtrl nlru I un n Vvxldrm Ibnnalnl Vxllxams L IRI SPORT9 NILSIC SI 'XIOR9 Ionm Anhorn Cl. I t I Ixnursnn XRI'II IJII IKUSINE 99 NIANALI N ry Jmt no I BLSINISS STAFF url urs n mm s Ilann M rltn I- tr ltonurd Bttk I Shlrlty ink r Ileryl Arnold Donna Pummlll Herman Horm I llllms Dans l'HO'I OCR -XPIIFR -XDX ISER Remember 0ur Scfzool Would you bellexe that Austm Mlnnesota has so many trees A p1lot s vxew of the school makes If loom largtr than cvcr Set down snuglv ln the heart of town If presents an 1mpress1ve plcture lt s llkc a feudal castle wlth turrets r1s1ng abowc three storles of bulldmg not to mentlon the sw1mm1ng pool and full bascmcnt wxth 1ts complxcatcd tunnel system The hordes of students who surge through out 1tS corridors are not evxdent hcrc nor do the walls bend and bulge But wc havc no trouble rtcalllng thc confuslon caused by traffic jams ln the halls and the over crowded class rooms Thxs s1tuat1on w1ll have to be cased when buxldlng cond1t1ons permlt Newcomers to Austm H1gh need help and klndness to acquamt them wxth us and to get them used to the vast S126 of our school Austm folks are fnendly and We are glad to welcome others to our swellmg commumty All of us remember our first days or weeks In our bug school and We want to help others along w1th frxendllness such as we found when we came , . J ' ' ' . X 1 f, ,rx c nuff- me .V Ilfdr.-th - ' ix but Z K - Y c A , . . H . . . - f . 'I' . . , IM . lin' r Kem ' If I 'RI:S . I , - . r ra- .1.- ' ' , , ' , , . .' . .tu nic '. I ' x ' I 1 , , , masses .ww IIUIVS Junm.. uhm.-n ' . ' ' 1 I 5 I 1 IIA 'l'I'Y my ' RIA' as I1 ox rw. me Q ' ' - . A J EER .uv -K ala., I I . . I 42 J. .L I D ' . i I xv . 4 . . . .' . e I I I D 1 .

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L gn iff' MMM In and Around Ausfm In some communities rural and urban lift represent two separate ways of living. Here in Austin the two are well-unihed through the democracy of the high school. Equal opportuni- ties for participation and advancement are pro- vided to country and city pupils. Each year the Student Council sets up a preparatory program to provide information for incoming students. Rural Day Program as it is called instructs Mower County students in thc system of Austin s high school. Special provision is made for transfer students who enter from other communities. All students thus may bridge the gap between one-room schools and Austin s S2 000 000 structure with conhdence and a knowledge of what is to come. Austin s busy Main Street may some day be the business home of some of our high school graduates.