Austin High School - Austinian Yearbook (Austin, MN)

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i 7 'F ll I g t QQ Ax an' It s Double Trouble When speaking of twins around AHS, none of us fails to include the Richards, Frank and Floyd. As Mrs. Blanche Black, math instruc- tor, will tell you, these boys really know their trig. The Hovland twins, Nancy and Nate, oddly enough aren't alike at all. In fact, they often have trouble convincing people that they really are twins. In the same boat as the Hovlands, are the Harbos - Virginia and Glenna-who neither look alike nor have similar interests Being twins seems very natural, is the opinion of Lawrence and Florence Hertle. Bill Houston, being' 10 minutes older than twin brother Bob, thinks he should be able to tell Bob what to do. However, it seems that it doesn't always Work that way. Brian and Sharon Fischer enjoy doing things together. All in all, Austin High School is lucky to have such a wonderful bunch of kids! Pause That Refreshes Nancy Hovland, Nathan Hovland, Sharon Fischer, Brian Fischer Smale Awhile Priscilla Arett, Pat Arett, Virginia Harbo, Glenna Harbo. Going Somewhere? Florence Hertle, Lawrence Hertle 'i

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E. . ,S 1 t Tfiiifilf is ...fi pp A ,game 2 Seeing Double? In Providence, Rhode Island, they think it's quite a feat to have seven sets of twins in one of their schools, but Austin's record beats that. The senior class alone boasts ten sets. It was fun circulating among the twins to get their opinions on being half of a set, sharing, and confusing people in general. Remember the fire twinsu with the red hair? Janiece and .Ioan Ulven have had a few times when they have tricked someone pre- tending they were the other twin. Identical twins Don and Dayle Rasmussen think it is great to be twins. While the rest of us might wonder what it's like to walk down the hall and see ourselves, Don and Dayle don't have the problem of wonder- ing what clothes belong to which twin. They are alike in size too, so they just put on the first they see. There's Good News Today Don Russell, lion Russell, Bob Houston, Bill llouston We're the Fire Twins Jzilxim-1-0 Ulven, .Ioan l'lV0ll Wlliclz Twin Ilas the Toni? Anno Hooker, Dayle liasmussen, Mavis Jucolmson, lion Rasmussen We Earned Blue Ribbons Frank Richards, .Floyd Richards

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Hold Your Breath Lillquisl, Nelson, Stiffler, Ilriuy, Yinless, 'l'e-drow, li Il ,xii ui REA 13 ' A .a , , rf f lun-,, 24 ussell , Mr. Skzirf-I School Days Are Daze School days, drool days, Vocational themes, and daddy paysgv English, and social, and science, too, Counting as creditswgraduation, whew! School days are known to be the best days of your life whether you believe it now or not. Cramming until the wee hours of the mornirg, wishing you had listened a little closer in class, writing long drawn-out themes, your teachers, and all that make up your school life will always be in the back of your mind. Already you remember many 'funny incidents, or a lot of embarrassing mo- ments during your school years, and you chuckle to yourself looking over the past during the process of growing up. ln a few years, it will be fun to get out the old yearbooks and reminisce about the good old days, and of course you'll be remems bering your school days. H995 a Wise Uld Uufl l'ul Jones, I'In1's-11 Hush, Klum Kelli, Ilolziml 'I'l1omson Mr. tlouzly This Is Seoul .Xlnirw-y S11-inlv:11'l1, IH-tru Nix-Zsvn. llellwrl l-lillblllllilll, .loam Clark lt's All in a Day's Work liivk Wur1'iel1l. Hurley Flink, Fred Schulz