Austin High School - Austinian Yearbook (Austin, MN)

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'-'i- ' uf TTT ' 'f' W Join the Party After the ball was over, nearly all the promenaders attended the party at the Coun- try Club. Following an evening of dancing and eating, several became involved in a little dare. Some ingenious lad suggested a bit of golf. and without much persuasion he had twelve droopy-eyed volunteers beside him. Their score being in the low seventies after the first hole. they decided to move on to another party. Later, the prom-goers decided it was high time for breakfast, so they became self in- vited guests at the home of one of their group. With some food in their stomachs, they picked up added energy and strength to call on other friends for second breakfasts. Many hours and many courses later, the party-goers Cvery full and tiredj decided to head for home. They were happy that the day was a holiday, as they would undoubted- ly have been late for first hour class. Tell lwe Another Une I kimwles Il0llU'lll'l'lX. flI'l'lK'llL'lI lil'llllU'. -llllll' lllilgbl' Russell XY:1m:en. ' 9 lVe rv Off! ,lime Xlrilliizis, AlJ'l'llj'll Norris, liriy .li-lmszm ltss on NIP Shirley Iflllis. M:1yx1:u'4l llJllISUll Tilne Uut lion Harlu-r, Slmron Ifisvlier, .Xmy Mwst-111111, .liryco XYlieeleI'. .1-f 5 s

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752 Is the Best It took a decade, but the renowned class of '52 placed their famous names on gold AHS Field Day plaque as juniors. This is how it all came about: 'Tvvas the morning of Field Day All through the town Cars, trucks, and busses Were athletic-field bound. Sun-scorched contestants Ate lunch at eleven The score still remained Juniors leading! It was heaven. With the rope in their hands And their heels in the dirt The strong-headed juniors Came through with real work. When the big day Was over lt found seniors forlorn. But l52 was joyous With the history they'd borne. Pull Hard! Mr. XX nits-, lloln Arnolnl, XIV. HJlllll'l', Mr, All'lllll2il'1l Get Thatnlfall Moen. 1-ilflm.-1', Allwiglll. HO1Ill4llllSl, .l0llSt'lI, Llvst Ploof. llow About a Hit? Ronuld Russell. Celebrating the Victory Beverly Krull, .loan liollinson, Mzlrilyn Josephson, S