Austin High School - Austinian Yearbook (Austin, MN)

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f f R L' N f . . in .X M N., E Aagaf.-. pf 'V ' , ' ' s ,,1 ,ff Grade I1 Bedsted 126 ROVV 1: Kraby, lizlnmgartner, Laufle, Pat- zer, Maloney, Hofland. ROW 2: Schuet't', Norris, Hagelund, Myhre, Price. ROW 3: Barnett, Appel, McQuiston, Kirchner, Day, Albright. 26 Junior officers enjoy Sentinel Among the various duties of the junior officers are the choosing of class rings and the planning of the junior-senior prom. Although there is work to do, one can be cer- tain that these big wheels enjoy many pleasures, such as reading the Sentinel. Included in the Big Four are 'president Bob Hoff, veep Doris Nelson, secretary Janice Pla- ger, and treasurer Dale Bartley. Grade II Arneson 118 ROXV 1: Fiekbohn, True, F, Augustin, Lar- son, Watkins, Zahradnik. ROW 2: R. Ul- l-and, Lukes, Hansen, Schmidt, Ryks, Lyle. ROW 3: J. Ulland, Larick, Lenz, Holsf, Harnmermeister, G. Augustin. Grade II Bates 230 ROWV 1: Gilbertson, Dostal, Saaek, XVa1- rath, Cross, Lange, Surg: ROXV 2: Ianni'- unce Addington, Getchell, Eppen, Schulze, Richardson, Hulme, Chinnow. ROVV 3: Rush, Erickson, Viste, Thomson, Volbruck, Hatch, Leonard Adding-rton. ROW 4: Gull- iekson, Proeschol, Anderson, Hackbarth, Felt, Peterson, Kaus.

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Lower classes lead enrollment total Oops! There goes the card catalog. Be- sides tipping furniture and files over, stu- dents DO study. The library is the center of the intellect when research papers are assigned in the C.P. English classes. Magazines, books, pamphlets and the new paperback books are available in a wide sub- ject range. Since the students' time is limited in the library, most of them use their time wisely. Small fry varies daily activity Eighth grade music classes meet one hour each week. During this hour, they prepare themselves for chorus and learn more about music, composers and artists. Throughout the year, the individuals of Junior High Science Club work on projects and play host to guest speakers. Extra side- lights are the visits to the state meeting in May and a science fair in April. Books hold knowledge Cross-section of library patrons Music is relaxing ROW 1: Powers, Stern, Uurdine Adams, Evans. ROXV 2: Janice Bald ner, Joyce Baldner, Goebel, Jordan ROXV 3: Duliond. Science can be fun Bruce Bergstrom

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Grade II Goudy ROW 1: Toeri, Hull, Murcks, lflurl, Borge Yarwood, Coleman, Jorgenson. ROW 2 Johnson, Hurher, Thompson, Rasmussen Bardouche, Sathre, VValclron, Orth. ROW 3 Barkhuff, Anderson, Paulson, S-lorry, Arott Runquist, Maas, VVeig1h, Jepson. ROVV 4 Kirkwood, Kellogg, Vilt, Schrzifel, Grande Kittelson. Cady, VVO-llenberg. 4-, 7 . 3 , hr Y - ro, 1 Grade II Grismer S.A. ROXV 1: Staples, Cufourek, Jones, Meier, Hemmer, Matti, Engelken. ROXV 2: Krlzick, Bustad, Betsinger, Flutten, Burton, Tucker, Louk, Mclfarlancl. ROXV 3: Cummings, Am- dahl, Paulson, Marricle, Vvilliums, Gaughrun, Riohards ROXV 4: Hull, lf'arrankop, Dahl, Matthews, Johnson, Holton, Swuncutt, Per- kins. Grade II Hainer 228 ROW 1: Shoemaker, Arett, Loewon, Etzig, Barclay, Brown, Anderson. ROW 2: Lemu- gen, Gentle, K. Smith, Christizmson, Kellogg, Goick, Hoff. ROVV 3: J. Smith, Lisk, Rob- erts, Rogers, Jenson, NVm1g.:'er, lVIu.rquardt, Jarvis, ROVV st: Kirchner, Kemple, Goslee, Bardouche, Shutt, XYolleuhurg, Shanklund, Stoike, Thzitcher. Grade II Harrigan 101 ROV' l: lilynn, Johnson, Eligxvii, l4':11'11hzLu1. Newman, Bellrirfhurd, Bzilrlu. HOXV 2: Olsen, Nelson, Kraft, Olson, Rasmussen, Stern, Spszteu. HOXV 3: Unruh, XVo1fl', Burke, Lightly, XVilsou, J. Anderson, P. Anderson. ROW' 4: Spencer, Bosshurt, Larson, Sund- wick, Majerus, Pfeiffer, Hemmor. -27