Austin High School - Austinian Yearbook (Austin, MN)

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Proof of the rolls is in the eating Exclamations of what smells so good? can be heard throughout the halls when the home ec classes are baking. Bread is one of the more common recipes used by the girls and they vary the process by molding rolls and biscuits into dif- ferent sizes and shapes. Fancy Christmas cookies, salads, and meat cookery are also included in the advanced courses. Mary Enright, Shirley Bartlett, Dar- lene Newman, Ruth Berry Grade II Meinhard 235 ROW 1: Wollschlager, Larson, Smith, M. Johnson, Fergusson, Florek, Bowers, Knox. ROW 2: Kiirne, Louden, M-axfield, Hulet, Hinkle, Bucklin, Sawyer, McClain, ROW 3. hang, Bolgren, McLaughlin, Krull, Lub- herts, Anthonisen, Bellrichard, Hendrikson. ROVV 4: Rosenthal. Hoerter, Peterson, H0- gan, Luksik, Nelson, Clark, J. Johnson. Grade 11 Moen 345 RONV 1: Hertle. Erickson, Weseman, Baum- gartner, Riskedahl, Osmonson, Bartlett, McAlister. ROW 2: Sheetz, Plager, I-Iegge, Johnson, Krupi-cka, Harrison, Venema, Cut- ter. ROW 3: Valentine, Nybo, Bakke, Steenblock, Ashley, Auer, Haase, Marsh. ROVV 4: Welch, Greenlee, Apold, Chapman, Haydon, Todd, Nelson, Holt. ,M Tie . the-W 'wanna , - I Grade 11 Thomas 105 ROXV 1: Rose Graves Auer DOCkham . 1 . ' ' g . Mon- i.EJ:,i lblgrmver. ROW 2: Hightshoe, Yanzer, fl-S, -le: er, Brekke, Farnsworth. ROW 3. Sjlafomiek' , Schrgelinf-fi P9fU1S0H. Peterson' r oe, lewis. R W 4: I ' ' Son, Fjerstudy Cramer. ludd, Zlebell, John- 29

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Grade II Johnson 209 1 ROW' 1: Madison, Van, Nordlzmd, Schumach- er, Larson, Jepson, Kester, Irangowski. ROXV 2: Brechtel, Finley, Kraushafar, Schaumburg, White, Shutt, Lellarron, Han- sen. ROXV 3: Stoen, Raasch, Walterman, Nemitz, Nelson, Brimacomb, Huckeba., Juhnke. ROW 4: Nyenhuis, Thon, Foster, Harrison, Buchanan, Morem, Kitltleson, Clark, Roush. Grade I I Kiekenapp 207 ROXV 1: Anderson, Stehlik, Van Pelt, Sher- man, Faber, Moore. ROW 2: Lee, Daniel- son, Milton, Dunn, Nestegard, Greeley. ROW 3: Waalkens, Kunze, Knutson, Asper, Christ- offerson, ROW 4: Hines, Lewis, Jones, Cullen, Akkerman, Persinger, Schiltz. Grade II Magner 122 ROXV 1: LaVine, Sollie, Mzmgnuson, Leek, Mutison, Vanden Heuvel, Guild, Lostegaard. ROW 2: Mellem, Vilt, Kelly, Ihrke, Nielsen, Aandal, Schewe, Chl'iS'L'i'E1llS0ll. ROW 3: Elam, Hug, Zerby, Odegaurd, Hull, Young, Groth, Speredon. ROVV 4: Husemoller, Hat- tlestad, Mitlyng, Arney, Dale, Moody, Bur- ton, Bartley, Evans. 0 A x I Juniors prepare for leading roles Who's your prom date? Each year the juniors undertake the planning of this big event. Headed by the class officers, various committees choose the band, programs and send out in- vitations. 0'

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Grade 10 Bentrude O. C. ROW 1: Hall, XVoo1dridge, lieckel, NVent- worth, Lestrud, Hardy, Nuetzman. ROW 2: Lightly, Ziebell, Sheely, Dombrock, Lau, Sprung, Davis. ROW' 3: Anderson, Ham- mero, Nelson, Johnson, Kunze, Jensen. ROVV 4: Anfenson, Meyer, VunGrevenhoI', Olson, Bartley, lllland, Uer-ker. Grade I0 Black 221 ROVV 1: Olson, Quam, Bundy, Schmieder, Johanson, Knox, Thrasher. ROW 2: Kezar, Ellis, Jacobson, Peterson, Gaugihran, Paint- er, Randall, Sukow. ROW' 3: Jacob, Gower, Guy, Silbaugh, Schulz, Babb, NV:1tt. ROW 4: Lommen, Luncle, Haus, Higrhet, Green- mun, XVolf, Hill. 30 'fit 3.1 f is W Soph leaders have life of ease Although the sophomore officers have no specific job to do, they find a great deal of time to chat and plan parties and recreation of their own. The officers this year are president Dave Ploof, vice president Sharon Hall, secretary Nancy Orcutt and treasurer Tom Holgate. Their ambition: to be- come juniors. Grade I0 M. Bell 205 ROW 1: Voss, M, Olson, Moenke, Oxley, En- right, Hyland, XVright, Miller. ROW 2: True, Kirchner, Schultz, Finholdt, Hemenway, Hose, Stark, Orness, Gothard. ROW 3: Howard, C. Olson, Slindee, Daiker, Dock- ham, Erickson, Runge, Prehod-a, Downey. ROW 4: Naatz, Lee, Rosenthal, VVyant, Mc- Annany, Lightly, Gullickson, Moucha, Golds- berry. ,Z