Austin High School - Austinian Yearbook (Austin, MN)

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Progress Brungs Added Pruvuleges Senuors antucupatung prom and commencement plus enuoyung the annual skup day held at Todd Park have a rught to feel proud' They have weathered the truals and trubulatuons of hugh school and now realuze that progress brungs pruvuleges Junuors by selectung class rungs and attendung the lunuor senuor prom for the tlrst tume realuze they are on the threshold of theur long awauted but seemungly unattaun able senuor year Sophomores assumung more responsubulutues begun to realuze the advantages that go wuth hugher Iearnung Rep resentatuon un the senuor hugh student councul and attend ance at nught muxers are malor actuvutues un whuch they wull partucupate Whether senuor uunuor or sophomore the future remauns unlumuted THE TRADITIONAL DUNK ING on senuor skup day us guven to Mary Dunlap by Ramona Hendrucks Muke Hy land and other senuor frueruds PREPARING TO ENJOY theur first evenung muxer are ay Hardy Sue Boettcher Duane VandeGruft Peggy Bulger and Mary Butorac SELECTING RING SAMPLES on whuch Iunuors wull vote are class ofticers Karen Baldner Mulce Marlenau Sally Kentto and Doug Wrught 23

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CLARIFYING THE MANNER IH whnch the themes should be done rs Mrss Moore as Janet Wakefield and Marvin Slowlnskl Ilsten cttentlvely GAINING EXPERIENCE nn sole driving from supervised Instruc hon Is John Muller Mr Whnte Is one of the Instructors BUSILY WORKING on I brary assrgnments ore Bev erlee Long Bonnie Noram Nancy Cattnach and Judy Nelson 41 Extra Actlvltles Are Also Important Reodmg science ond moth being most essentuol comprnse the bulk of our doy but when the 308 bell hos rung there ore other ochvmes thot we pursue Reseorch themes ore completed In the Senior Hugh Ilbrory Extro credst orogects for English ore drscussed Drlver trolmng Instruction which was received during school IS practiced Club meetxngs ore held ond preporataons for dmners ond dances are mode Chorol groups proctnce overtime In order to be In complete reodl ness for their annuol productions All thus plus the 3rs makes for o very full Irfe for the active energetnc youth ot Austm Hugh XX, , i- I U f f , w at MM . 5. li l ep lv Ai Mizz 1 J' I a f f I V -its, sg f' L. 0 o o I I 1 1 , . . 1 1 :ff

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.sp ' MUSIC FOR DANCING was furnished by Rod Aaberg and his orchestra. The grand march, led by the iunior and senior class ollicers, started the festivities of the year's most important event. Prom Cllmaxes School Year JUNE 5 was encircled on every iunior's and senior's calen- dar as Prom Night. Summer formal attire was in order for the boys. lt signilied, for the girls, devoting extra time to their hair, formals, and heels. Careful preparations were behind Sue Plager and her escort Roger Folven as they arrived at the Terp anticipating a memorable night. wutzii, ,rw CON Tu Tall.. Y 'W , BALLERINA LENGTH DRESSES were in evidence N at the prom as couples Kay Danowsky and ncllllus' Carl Koplin, Karen Kohlwes and Roger Jacobs ' exchange and sign programs with Sharon F Evenon and Dick Rector. BOO- NOWON IN on