Austin High School - Austinian Yearbook (Austin, MN)

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P High school building , 1 before addition of new wing Progress and Expansion Mark Austin's Educational Growth A century ago a log house was erected, the first outward sign of Austin's role in formal- ized education, From a one room school, the system has progressed to a community con- sisting of nine grade schools, the high school, junior college, and the Area Vocational School. Our high school building has also exper- ienced change. From the original structure with its glass covered hot house and medieval columns, a sprawling three story building covering two blocks has emerged. As our physical plant has increased in size, our teaching staff, enrollment, and curriculum have also expanded. Emphasis has been Present high school building placed on meeting individual needs so that we students will be more adequately pre- pared to take our place in today's complex society. In order that we may further be- come well-rounded individuals more and more extra-curricular activities have been organized to challenge our varied outside interests. Thus, it follows that in such an atmosphere, we students, also, must change and mature. As confident seniors, we look back to the time when We were timid seventh or ninth graders bewildered by the newness of Austin High, and we realize how much we, too, have improved. 5