Austin High School - Austinian Yearbook (Austin, MN)

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'NI Lena Gr-inley. Mr. NVnyne Puttman, Mr. Arthur f'l1rist1:,':u1. Miss I e Ann Hzirriga 14S Ticket Sellers Good sportsmanship ranks high in the school as far as the faculty is concerned. They turn up at every game in large num- bers. You will notice when you buy your ticket, that the faces behind the windows are those of your teachers. Faculty members are kept busy all year as they have charge of the ticket sales for both the basketball and football games. WALTER R. LaTONDRESSE: M. S., junior college industrial arts. WALTER J. LEMB- CKE, B. A., civics, golf. RAY R. LEMMER- MAN: M. A., biology, football, wrestling. AAGOT LOFTFIELD: junior high art. GORDON R. LONNING: B. S., science 8, Junior Academy of Science. MARIE H. MAGNER: B. A., chemistry, general science 9. NORENE MARSHALL: M. MUS., strings junior-senior high. EDNA MARTINI, M. A., algebra, ninth grade adviser. ROBERT MEINHARD: M. A., American history, Hi-Y. CLARA C. MITCHELL: B. S., social science 12. ROGER M. MOEN: B. S., American history, social science, English 10. ABIGAIL MOORE: B. A., English 10.

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DOROTHY HOOS: B. A., physical educa- tion, health, senior G. A. A., Pep Club, cheer- leaders. AMANDA E. HORVEI: M. S. mathematics 8, advanced algebra, Eighth Grade Friendship Club. DONALD C. ING- RAM: B. S., general metals, sheet metal, football. MRS. EVA JACOBSON: English 7, Sociai ,rid Q g Studies. MARILYN L. JENSEN: B. s., C. P. ,,'t ,jf , t ' Q ' . English, English 12, Senior Friendship Club. '5' , l rdll RICHARD P. JEWETT: M. E., physical edu- .5 cation, health. junior college football. dlifl, t A HAROLD G. KANNADY: B. S., Vocational coordinator, adult director vocational train- ing. BETTY J. KELLER: M. A., journalism English 12, The Sentinel, Junior High Daze school public relations. JACK A. KENTTA: printing 1-2, mechanical drawing 1-2. WILMA KIEKENAPP: B. A., shorthand 1. typewriting, homecoming. W. KIRCH- DOERFER: M. A., German 1-2. MRS. RHODA LANGEBERG: B. S., English 7. Faculty Tea Juan Randall, Ronnie Roopc, Mr. Ray VVisircill Buswell se. S Sclence Class Miss Lena Grinley, Miss Myrtle Erickson, Miss Bm-ul lx

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GRETCHEN MYERS: B. A., English 12, speech, Dirk and Bauble, junior play, senior play. ORPHA L. NESETH: B. A., English 8. VERNE I. OJANPA: M. E., physical ed- ucation, swimming, track. WAYNE C. PUTTMANN: B. S.. civics 9, football, basketball. GEORGE RABIDEAU: B. E., social studies 8. J. A. RANUM, gen- eral shop 8, G. I. carpentry training. WALTER B. RASMUSSEN: M. A., counselor, Student Council. DONALD E. READ: M. A., social science, junior college music ap- preciation. DONALD D. RITLAND: B. S., vocational agriculture. ROBERT ROBERTS: B. S., social studies 8, Hi-Y. RUTH M. SAMPSON: B. A., English 9. MARGARET SCARSETH: M. A., Latin 1-2, Latin Club. Biology Class It can't be a mouse or the general attitude would not be one of such calm. Working with a microscope is fun appreciated by all the students in biology classes. Another diversion which offers stimulation, fresh air, and exercise, is the field trip. Students are fortunate in having these frequently spring and fall.