Austin High School - Austinian Yearbook (Austin, MN)

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Jffgbw- Q: fs Index Opening . . 2 Features . . 9 Music and Drama 29 Sports . . . 41 Clubs . 66 Classes 89 Seniors . 1 00 Faculty . 1 1 4 Index . . . 123 Advertisements . 129

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Day The dismissal be-ll has jll:-ll lllllg :ls Ilixic lngcrsoll, .loyi-e Brooks, mul Dick lllllingboo rust out ol' the building. Ilzlvv XVzi1ke-r, Nornm f7l'Sll'1lIllll, and Dave Thorson L'omp:u'e note-s lwfore they lleucl for liomv. Is Done gain, It's Just Work Watching the snow melt away and hearing the birds return from their winter vacation, most of us experience a dreamy feeling com- monly called spring fever. It is at this time that seniors begin to feel a pang of regret at leaving their alma mater and wish they were freshmen again. On the contrary, low- er class students are reminded that they will be upper classmen next year. When summer rolls around, that painful thought, Where can I get a job for the next three months? confronts many students. If you are too young to work downtown, may- be a babysitting job is what you are looking for. If, however, you are over sixteen, clerk- ing, playground supervision, and secretarial work offer opportunities to you. You can always use extra dollars. Baby Sitting Can Be Fun var,-f , . l lf-L5 'Hb ky iS liuviiig as much fun Imlvysittingwilli Itobluie :md Mary Lonning' :us they are having' muvirig' in their sandbox. if W H9 ,LJ , ! ff 'M' 4 fy' 'V 7

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