Austin High School - Austinian Yearbook (Austin, MN)

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LELAND M. ARNESON: general and vocational agriculture, Future Farmers of America. WITH AN EYE TOWARD THE FUTURE, Taryl Heiny considers the blue ribbon possibilities of his pen of sheep. SENIOR FFA - ROW l: Smith, Lyle, Schocker, Bell, Zahradnik Thompson, G. Reed. ROW 2: Orth, Rasmussen, W. Reed, Ellis, Lau Carroll, Riles. ROW 3: Kurth, Dillavou, Anderson, Ruechel, Heiny Wangen, Vesely. ROW 4: Whitcomb, Husemoller, Goetsch, Wendorf Wilhelm, Jensen, Nelson, Martin. ROW 5: Stockwell, Schmidt, Levyi Kirchner, Moe, Haarstad, Skjeveland, Heneman. ROW 6: Unver zagt Heimsness, Radloff, Ryks, Frohreich, Christenson, Mitlying Cotter. x Austin's FFA Largest, Most Active in State Austin High School's chapter of the Future Farmers of America, with its membership of approximately 150, has continued to function as the largest and most active in the state. Almost every member took part in some contest and other activity held at the local, district, and state levels. This spring our Gen- eral Livestock team placed first in the Barrow Show at Abert Lea and received a trophy. As part of their observance of Nation- al and State FFA week, the Austin chap- ter placed a display in the Area Voca- tional School's show window. JUNIOR FFA - ROW 1: Feinke, Lightly, C. Fawver, Wambeam, Haskin, E. Ryks, Nielsen, J. Johnson, Warrington, Lerum, Taylor, Wil- helm. ROW 2: L. Larson, Augustin, Dennis, Barclay, Dearmin, Magnuson, Blume, Under- dahl, R. Ellis, K. Larson, Peterson. ROW 3: Stankey, Roberts, Klingfus, VanPelt, Sheedy, N. Ellis, Moucha, Bahl, Kos, Hartson. ROW 4: Staples, J. Fawver, Luksik, T. Braaten, G. Braaten, Holsick, K. Christenson, G. Ellis, Ris- kedahl, Lyle, Belshen, Cassidy. ROW 5: Ken- yon, Schmidt, Naatz, L. Johnson, Wilson, Holst, Lewis, D. Naatz, Phister, J. Christian- son, Maas. ROW 6: V. Augustin, Stockwell, Lester, Marchwick, Neisen, Radloff, Dudycha, Lenz, E. Ryks, Nihart, Bowel. l

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Aww. Y vfSr7f si fs ' ll if 2.5, li 4' , Q s h, 7 I dv' INTENT UPON AUSTINIAN WORK are editors Ar- letta Torkelson, Doree Kestner, and Jean Naslund ROW 1: Moore, Shoop, Boyer, Michie, Quam, Smith, Torkelson Dahl, Dewey, Busch. t if 25 ' tt.: , ' , if ,-. , , 4' 4'-1 , Q HOPING T0 BEAT the final deadline, section editors Bill Carlson, Gary Dahl, Kay Jor- dan, Kay Moore, and Sharon Kautz check last minute details. Copy, Layouts, Blacks Familiar to Austinian Staff Copy, layouts, and blacks are familiar words to the Austinian staff. The finished product represents many hours of creative planning and work. The section editors work under the direction of the co- editors, Doree Kestner and Arlette Torkelsong the business staff is managed by Jean Nasland, and the entire staff is supervised by Miss Alyce Purdham. One of the highlights of the year for both Aus- tinian and Sentinel staffs is the spring publication banquet at which deserving members receive hon- ors for their work. Nasland, Colescott, Kaulz, Christenson. ROW 2: Jordan, Neiswanger. ROW 3: Carlson, Langeburg, Johnson, Kestner,

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REGISTERING IS ALWAYS an important part of a convention. Here a delegate registers with Sonja Heinie and Charlotte Detwiler. FHA Stresses Essentials For Home Management The Future Homemakers of America members learn the basic necessities of sewing, cooking, and managing the home. They also practice cooperating and sharing with others. Arlette Torkelson, senior and retiring president, presided at the District Convention which was held in Austin, October 29. In March, the State Conven- tion took place in Minneapolis. Six delegates at- tended. Two of these delegates were appointed to the state committee. Sonia Heinie was chosen to be on the election committee and Arlette Torkelson was selected to be the chairman of Public Relations. A senior girl with above average grades, who is planning a career in home economics is awarded a scholarship from the Austin chapter. JUNIOR FHA - ROW 1: Miller, Treuter, Vogel, Hage lund, Ginn, Burdine, Sprondel, O'Marro. ROW 2: Hall, Duel, Sanford, Stoike, Malon, Backlund, Overby. ROW 3 Hays, Buringa, Camm, Aughey, Sovich, Shoop Rosenthal, Berry, Norman. ROW 4: Watt, Wright, Butler, Lund, Hall Mensink, Morgan, Tuma, Wilkinson, Swain. SENIOR FHA - ROW I: Detwiler, Bridley, Sitz, Wil- hams, Slully, Davidson. ROW 2: Downing, Torkelson, Stern, Skogoboe, Goetsch, Gilbert. ROW 3: Dopita gieieril Anderson, Karlan, VanCamp, Heinie, Wilhelm, aski . PACKING A THANKSGIVING BOX is one of the projects of the Junior FHA. Shown here packing a box are Jean Lund, Joyce Malon, Ellen Butler, Diane Hall, Carlienne Coogan, Margaret Burke, Rosemary Morgan, and Joan Hall. Chien