Austin High School - Austinian Yearbook (Austin, MN)

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RFtJAlNlNG A FA CRW: J n S Sr cl r sunk na r ard a, Sc Chr 5 ed SENTINELS BRIGHTENED f dt g he d rts ard ftered valuable tr- e e a ! e t leuder er papes from curru tucent Pdt fe m '4- ,J A li. CC.ffC' NG PCWJQES 3: :':.i' 'tg c- te tt wwf 4: t, f-'nas' :bla 1, '.' tc- Lu'-Q , ,L,-.f,,,, gl,,,.3C., 1 ,,Y,,i5,:,, v..,,,,.,,.., l,,. v r .. . nyc .,.,,,,,- UN, 'rr ' ' ::i2rt't Variety Enrlches Our Life at AH Add new to the old and what do you have'P A va ted lute full ot tun and work at AHS New faculty members and students Increased our understanding and broadened our Interests Game attendance was greatly uncreased tndtcattng renewed school spurnt and more student body parttcnpatton For the tlrst ttme Senttnels were dnstrtbuted In the soclal room to every tamtly represented IU our school the latest faston the Ivy League Look was extremely popular wtth our students A modern dancung center the Tower was opened tor our atter school and evenmg enloyment There were sttll PA announcements the trattlc rams between classes a halt hour for lunch the Oc cas oral odor resulttng tom a mustake made dur mg 1 chcnttstry expertment and the ever present crccuwtulrttt n ot homework These were only a few of 3 'lat rn dc our days at Austtn l-hgh 1 tt fvlttle at fl memorable L. f ,rw

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.-1--' STOCKING SHELVES lS ONE of the duties of Charlle Louk who finds a parttnme rob a means of developung a sense of responsnbulnty and ease nn meetlng people Part Tlme Work Benefits Students The part tame 'obs that Austun High students ac quure durung theur lunror and sensor years are extremely benetlcual rn many ways These students learn responsr bulnty Independence dependabnluty and cooperatron The money they earn ns secondary because the expert ence gamed ns pruceless knowledge that they wall be able to use throughout their entire lnves regardless of the vocatnon they choose after graduatuon Ll I 1 ,VG Many of these gobs are acqulred through the work program offered at Austnn Hugh It IS open to all students who have dectded on their lates work and would llke practlcal expernence They are placed In varlous business tlrms and generally spend three or four hours a day traumng on the rob Thus students merchants and com munity beneflt from the program GAINING PRACTICAL EXPERIENCE for her future vocation Betty Lee learns how to operate a dlathermy machlne stand ard equtpment In any hospltal WHETHER EARNING MONEY to finance a college education or some extra currency for the hugh cost of teenage llvmg Larry Nemltz enloys workung part fume HELPING A YOUNG READER find U book that suits his In terests and purposes I5 one of the malor labs for Sarah Keck student asslstant at the publnc library 1 ' ' ll 1 T W 3 X , Q 1.1 A l ' Q 1 lf ' .N I Q O .. f 53 . . . . 1 3 ' ,J 1 . , . . . , 5, 2 A7 . . . V' , 1. U , Zz ' . . . . , . , .. . f 'F ' . , , 5 Y y 1 .. Q fn, , . . I 19

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.ar EAN ang ar 0 e CVS FIPQS A BRIGHT ATMOSPHERE and smooth muslc con FUN f Joe to 'I any atm- trrbuted to a fun Rlled evennng at the Tower Karen Rodahal and Kathleen Streeter drscussed current events whsle dancnng 'Gs 17 mY ANOTHER EVENING of study, muttered Karen Halderson and Carol Apold when they discovered how much homework they really had. HURRIED AS IT WAS, lunch hour was looked forward to by students and faculty. Here Chuck Mitchell and Don Kooy happily flll their trays.