Austin High School - Austinian Yearbook (Austin, MN)

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There's No Substitute I'll be down to get you in a taxi honey, better be ready 'bout half past eight- so goes the refrain which seems to preface any gathering. Music with a good down beat and food of all kinds, shapes, and calory content seem to be the favorite of all who a partying go. Music, music, music-the hotter the beat and the faster the tempo the better some like itg while others prefer it slow and moody. And tastes in food vary equally-some in- dividuals seem to thrive on pop and dill pickles, While others choose a more cautious diet. Evaluations of such an evening also vary from best ever to could have been better. Another memorable night ends D Mary Nmlkln-by, Sui- l'l:a:+-r, Hob Ijlltlllli l liuhiwin Dance, dance, dance! I'll'it'IlliSi!ll1 Ulnh mixer im Now what could she want Iioh No-fps-1-, Nnnwy Un-nl'l, He-nu 4 xx 1 Time out for a coke I-:nlmlnelg fl. l,:1rson, llognn, f'2ll'U'llli'l'S, Hu molh-V IM-we-v l'llon1

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,lust looking, thank you Lltllllllil l.:ixx'son, .lame 1'1-rry The Four Dads 'Clive it upi' 1'l1:irIt-s Meister, linger' Knutson, Lee VVilcoX. Earl Cady You can't beat a good laugh 9 NI I :ual R ui It s Time for Leisure Life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness bestowed on us by our forefathers and made available to all Whose beings pulse with life. A great deal can be learned about a person's character by taking a look at what he feels qualifies in this pursuit of real happiness. Some individuals seem to be blessed with an abundance of vitality-not stopping until achieving near perfectiong others prefer to dab in everything, getting the feel of var- iety but a clutch on nothing. Numerous activities and facilities are of- fered in school and about the community to develop our ingenuity and originality. Life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness-it is every man's ultimate desire to find this hap- piness and to live it! . 4- iz Jilin, Nicol, Uolesr-ott, Hynie, Miller, Kezur eq 4, Iizimiull, Anderson, Madison, Swenson an

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Supper parties are fun too hm-iismi, K. .Iulm rn l rllxutl ll llm ll X sr , Su i , ,U sn, 'er- nilyf-zn. lliglwl, t', Miller, lllllrpliy, What do you do with the 'seeds,? lm t Xml ' ' ' tli .J ll lUl'Il, Xellai l-l1l1i1lnei's, l':ll?lllll6 Qllzllll. is For Fun From Mambo to Cat Walk dancing was the pass word for an evening of fun at the school mixers when music-mad students lived it up to the strains of various bands. The num- ber of mixers being limited, the originality of students is displayed in parties ranging from watermelon busts to sleepless slumber partes to the time tested successful gab fests. If we but take a moment to look back, we realize the variety of affairs attended and who will deny it was Wonderful then! Can't eat for laughin, Alice lie-11u:u, Julie- Sorenson, Hill f'hi'istensen, John Hulaqule. Gotta dance llirk and l-iullhl-L mix 1 2 K . Nl