Austin High School - Austinian Yearbook (Austin, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 156 of the 1959 volume:

A ,---, ' 'N . ' ' ' V V - -' -' .Lv , . ' N-V f . 2 x' -- ' uafuuan I959 Austln Hugh School Austin Minnesota .,N' c'. .ml- F , . r' W., 1 04 UU ' - 5' I : x Q N 9 Q n ' ' . O . n 1 ' 0 . . 49 L 1 SCRO x ,as Edltor Sherrill Nelson Co Editor Maryan Williams 'H' ll Business Manager Phll Fox l 0l'Qll!0l' Symbols of Life at AHS Symbols of Laughter Symbols of Fun Symbols of Study And of Work Well Done Symbols of Knowledge Are Teaching and Learning With Time Out for Sports And Rewards We Are Earning Symbols That Surprise Us With Joy or Tears Bring Memories to Last Us Through All the Years Symbols of Kindness Patience and Duty Symbols That Bring Us God's Love and Beauty Symbols Full of Promise For All of Us Here That We May Go On To Another Great Year 115 . I I I I , L, r 1 f - . x 1 1 lit Q 1 . .1 xx' xf' . ,A J' Il Y 'Fi 1 R ' ,,.4--' -- ' . s ' I K X 4 OFC Q 4 WI? I X 45+ JW ,,-W ff' '. , . rg' QQ' .-' s x A Us ' '- V wr- I Q: 1... ,. . , s. yi' A I 'f ,.. - 4 - . W, , . i W . . - f, . , U, ,iii 9,0 , ,f . ' g..' . .s . ' ' . 0 N -,.?'fx ' I . -Q 1 . ., sw ,z ,- X . ,fx 3-6' -1. 1: vi- N2 1 ge ' ,f , L: pf. ' P -, I ., . Og 'I 'g ,Y . 41' .fly a-- . li' h' 'x ' . If H ' k. lj ' Ln' 1 -n 'Q 3 . I Q q 4+ . . 1 I , ' - ' 'I-4 . , , V r,x. 6. . A 0 f 1 X f Q ' , u v ' . ' 1 1 1' ., . 4, I V A P s', f' . . o ' x Aw. 1' 4 N ' s ,. i ,LQ ,ff Q 4 ' 1 1 Y Q Q, ,Sv SX ff: on fen fa Opening Seniors Features Sports Music and Drama Faculty Lower Classes Index Advlsor Photographic Advisor PRODUCTION OF THE AUSTINIAN begins wth these few smple tools but Ideas pl s hard work are needed to complete another yearbook She ll Nelson Ma yan W lllams Sue Flsher Mary Ann Atllesey Georgna Sa ford Tom Folkestod Bruce Hall Margaret Schm d Leanne Keslner Hazel Handela d Joy Carll Gary Malerus Arlene Anderson Cafherme Johnson Beverly Nelson Aleah Zlemer Mrs Rosalie Selfz G S Fogdall ' i I , ' u O onluaelou r i ' Clubs ........... Rosemary Wes, i l . . n N.. W0-1 qv' Q l., PIZZA AT The Sofellnfe Room was enloyed by many Austun studems Havmg pepperoni plzza are Daryl Rrchardson Ru1hAnn Kellogg Lmda Chambers and Terry Brown CLASSICS AS WELL as pop muslc remann a favorite wlrh AHS sfudenls Tam Flfield and Dusk Srvaler en oy a l lsure norhenf at a local record s FALLING LEAVES BRING happy Tlmes o a wlerer cc . lo ' fun a e Barb Brown B'l Spahrw, Patty Thorn, aye ar- ber, Karen Slmonson, Sue Boellcher, an Klell Erlcksson. 6 Symbols of laughter Symbols of fun , Symbols of study And of work well done Work Leisure Complete Day Classes at AHS are a composite of many elements danly assignments specual prolects reports lectures and essential homework Every course of study s desngned to Increase our knowledge and broader' our Interests This careful currrculum plannnng pre pores us not only for college octnvzty but also for meeting general and specnflc needs necessary tor a vocation Leisure actuvltres such as dancing at the Socnal Room and Tower golng to movxes and parties and enloynng long telephone conversatxons complement the strenuous lute led by Austin students COMPUTING SPECIFIC GRAVITY one of the many problems that arlse In physncs classes are Dan Averbook and Wayne Lunde SYMBOLIZING C A R E F U L l. Y PLANNED courses these books characterize a few of the subpects offered at Austm Hugh DILIGENTLY ABSORBED In her homework Deanna Hanson perfects her shorthand skull before startxng the rest of her asslgnments 7 P I tj I. O 9 I I ' I I I ' . i , I I ,,s,. ,W I s ,l,I , in egg' 'VY , , gif' , I COMPTOMETRY OFFERS TRAINING In the use of busnness mochunes Before clcss Marlene Cooper practices oddmg on c cornplornefer crrucle through the Readers Guide Wally Klemenf ond Bruce Hcll work In The llbrory EXPLAINING A SOLID GEOMETRY theorem Mnss Horvel uses geomelrnc figures Vlc Zeller ond Koy Schleuder watch her demonslrcllon 8 Symbols of knowledge Are teaching and learning SEARCHING TO LOCATE 0 speciflc rnogozine 7 ENTHUSIASTIC CROWDS lustlly supportmg theur team share the thrall of vnctory as the Packers wm the champuonshnp THIS DAZZLING TROPHY one of the symbols of athletlc achleve ment represents the gruelmg practices and rewardmg results of one of our athletic teams dainty? Y- mmhnews-.ai With time out for sports And rewards we are earning AUSTIN SUCCESSFUL LY DEFENDS nts goal line from opponents 9 -r IS THAT I9 explalns Nancy case surprlse notmg er ma eup after The Crucuble performance oo :ng ll oo eager to help her remove It a e an Puckett and Bev Nelson Symbols that surprise With joy or tears Bring memories to last us Through all the years LIFE IS NOT always easy reflects Karen Williams as she thoughtfully ponders her problem hopmg to make the rrght decision SADDLE SHOES a fashion magazine and a teddy bear symboluze the Interests of almost every teen age gurl Of course the picture wouldnt be complete wrthout a racllo and scrapbook of lastrng to memories ol our hugh school years. DUTIFULLY FULFILLING a service for a community prolect Jack Carney and John Holmes help the attendants un the bloodmoblle ONCE UPON A TIME beguns Mary Chrnstofferson as she be gms one of the many bedtime stories for Chrlstzne and Ernc Baby snttmg I5 a means of accepting responslbllnty for many local students In addition to providing a source of welcome spending money SPIRITUAL FELLOWSHIP as c vnta' part IH the luves of Austin students Lance Jacobson and Mary Attlesey greet Roger Johnson before enterxng church REMEMBERING THEIR SENIOR year wrth happiness Marnlyn Speten and Tom Folkestad pause before leavmg theur hugh school days forever and entering an adult world ll , 1, H . l I 1 ' , . JF' V . E: l , - . s , X I J . f L Q K . 5 f. .A . 1 . L, eniord Bring Memories to Last Us Graduation, with its coveted diploma and stately cap, is the anticipated climax to a long, yet swift, school career. The oc- casion carries with it a poignant twinge of regret, as we look back through our school year with fond memories. Especially dear, such memories will be our only tie to those happy days. We will always treasure the memories of our first mixer, our last Homecoming, Senior Skip Day, and the prom. Among our treasured possessions we will find our research themes as well as many other reminders of our happy, but difficult, senior year. Through All the Years f I 5 . Q, . .. -,ix ' TEQA ' . .. . - - . W ' , .- x ':1. . --a+w.f-'.f .k -..-x f1 xA- - -ff--11-2-:wr : ,. Q 5' 5-'Nut-'SN' ' . v .dyf? - J t ,- '. 'X-:----f '.21'1s, rf P..fQ.-18' -' - -. ' -.-' .-- 3 f' .ws -+ sa: .- 1. fn- f .gk .- 1 :',' 5 . - I U- : U J. - ' h ,. 327: 3-ku x X' 9: N ' -Stg q f ' z-J-- ,.. 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GARY ALBRIGHT MARLYS ANDERSEN - Library If Attendonce Oflice 2, BEVERLY ANDERSON - Friendship Club I,3g FHA I, GAA If Part Time Employment 2,3. eart Is a Memor of Four 14 DORIS ANDERSON JUNE ANDERSON Friendship C ub 3 FHA I Port Tlrne Employment Transfer Student from Pacelll 3 KAREN ANDERSON rlendship Club I23 Lain Club 2 3 MARILYN ANDERSON FHA 2 RICHARD ANDERSON Bond I Port Time Employment ROBERT ANDERSON Track I Footboll I Port I e Employment 2 RONALD ANHORN Student Council I 3 Baseball I Bosketboll I 2 3 Football I2 3 Track 2 3 DIANE ANKENY Friendship u I 2 3 GAA I FTA 3 Port Time Employment I 3 TERESA ANTHOFER Friendship Club I2 3 Latin Club I 2 Cofeterlo Stafzl I 23 Port Time Employment I2 3 3 Lotin Club 2 3 Prom Invitotion Committee 2 SHARON APPEL Chorus I Friendship Club 2 Port Time Employment 3 ' I,2, l , . ,X L' - F' ' , , g t' 2,3. - , Q T'm - ' ' Cl b , , p ,2,3g A '3 ' T, I Q, - . , I I I . ' CAROL APOLD - Chorus If Friendship Club I,2,3g FTA V ,gi I , I i . . , I . -Q AQQV A - I . . I Wonderful Years - Dashing to Class, DIANE BALDNER Ban 'I2 Friendship Club l Part Tame Employment 3 KAREN BALDNER Frlendshlp Club l2 President 3 Student Council 23 Attendance Oftlce 2 Fruendshnp Cablnet 23 The Cruclble Program Committee Vuce Presldent of Junior Class DEAN BARNUM BARBARA BARTELL Durk and Bauble 3 Frnendshup C lb l 2 3 GAA l 3 DAVID BAUDLER Basketball 23 Golf l23 TIM BAXTER Football l 2 3 Track l 2 3 Wrestllng 'l 2 3 GLORIA BEADLE Frnendshnp Club l3 Lubrary Serv :ce 2 RONALD BECK ROSEMARY BECKEL Band l 2 3 Frnendshlp Club .lr Academy of Science 3 DAVE BECKER FEA l 2 3 Part Tnme Employment 2 3 JEROME BECKER NATALIE ARNEY Chorus l 2 3 Dnrk and Bauble endshlp Club 123 GAA l23 L t Club Thespuan Drama Club l Scare Crow l Tume Out For Ginger prompter 2 The Cructble prompter 3 Prom Orchestra Committee 2 MARLE ASPER Part Tnme Employment 23 MARY ANN ATTLESEY Austlnnan 3 Friendship Club 123 Latln Club I 2 3 CAROL AUGUSTIN Frlend hip Club l DANIEL AVERBOOK Jr Academy of Scuence l 2 Vrce resident 3 L tnn Club l2 3 German u Prom Program Commnttee 2 EUGENE BACK Part Tame Employment 2 15 0 - ,,:' 2,32 Ffi ' ,,: ,tp Gin l,2,3: - -,, ,t -,,' - H .U -,, , , , - ,. 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T4 CN -1 The Flrst Sophomore Mlxer Vocational JAMES BLOWERS Gclc l 2 3 bn l 2 W t nn l 2 3 LARRY BLOWERS KIRK BOLLES Baseball l3 Wrestlnng 23 Transfer Student trom LeRoy l TOM BORDEN Sponlsh Club 2 3 Ushers Club l Trock l Port Time Employment 2 3 ROBERT BORNFLETH Ushers Club 2 3 Golf 2 3 MARY ANN BOWE Frlendshnp Club 2 GAA 2 SHERWOOD BOYER Bon l 2 3 Spomsh Club 2 3 Ushers Club l 2 3 Truck I 2 3 GARY BRAATEN FFA l 2 3 Port Tnme Employment GARY BRADFORD FFA l Bosketboll l 16 JUDY BEEMAN Chorus l 2 3 Friendship Club l 2 3 Thesplon Dromo Club l Attendance Offlce 2 KENNETH BEHRENS Ushers Club 23 ELIZABETH BERGDALE Bond l Dark and Bouble 2 3 Frlendshlp Club 2 Lotln Club 2 PETER BERRY Chorus 23 Orchestra l Ushers Club TOM BERVEN Chorus 23 Sponlsh Club 3 Student uncal l3 boll l Bo etboll Ten Cofeterno Stoll 3 Port Tame Employment 3 Prom Pub luclty Comrnnttee 2 Football l RUTH BISSEN Attendance Office 2 ROBERTA BJORK Attendonce Otfce l O 0 O Q xr - I '- 1 ' f f .-gf' l,2. . Co ' , , Bose 5 sk 12,31 nis 23: - I ,2. ll - Tr , , , Foot ill , , res- l A l' g , , . 8' - I , : ' ,2,3, l 1 - cl , , : ' f 1 23, 5 A Themes Prom, and State Tournaments DONALD CAMERER BARBARA CARLL Frlendshlp Club I 2 3 GAA 3 AGNES CHAMBERS Friendship Club 2 3 Cofeteruo Stuff I 2 3 Port Tlme Employmcnt I2 3 KENNETH CHRISTENSON FFA I2 3 MARY CHRISTOFFERSON n I23 Dirk on B uble 23 Friendship Club I23 GAA I23 Lo Club 2 Scribe 3 The Crucible Publtclty Commlttee 3 Bond Secretory 3 DOROTHY CHRISTY Bond I Library Service I 2 CHARLES BRANDT Football I 2 3 Track 2 Cczfeteruo Stuff 2 3 Port Tlme Employment 2 3 LEROY BRANDT FFA I23 Port Tame Employment I 2 3 SHARON BRANDT Frtendshtp Club I Attendonce OfIIce I 2 Port Tame Employment 3 SHARON BROOKS BARBARA BROWN Frtendshup Club I23 GAA FTA 2 Vuce President 3 Prom Invltctson Commnttee 2 Class Secretory 3 LUELLA BUCHAN Chorus I Friendship Club I23 FHA I 2 GAA I 2 3 ROSEMARY BUCHANAN Attendance OlTIce I2 Ccfeteruc St FI 3 Port Tume Employment 3 ROBERT BULGER Chorus 3 Dtrk ond Bcuble 3 Lotln Club I Orchestra I23 Boseboll I Bosketboll I Foot boll I23 Port Tame Employment 23 The Crucible 3 H4 Y 2 3 MADONNA BUMGARNER Frxendshtp Club I23 GAA I23 Tennns Club I23 FTA 23 Teochers As ststont 2 3 KAREN BURINGA Austlnuon 2 Frrendshnp Club I2 JOHN BURKE Bosebcll I Port Tame Employment 3 I7 2 - ,,z 1 A I fs ' ,. V - ,,: ' K ff. b 6 -' ' ,,i 3: ,z f A O 9 ' . 'figs , , S, v - 2 : , 1 ,,: 1 2 ' A-fl . - ,ff - It ,,, I, - , llr lrr fl - . - W 1' ' ,. - I ' I :ff A I t,. -'BOd ,,g I d 0 ,:' ' ,,: ,fi lin - H -- - - fl ' ,. We Seniors Have Tried to Maintain JACQUELINE CORBIN Chorus I Friendship Club I 2 3 Attendance Oftice 2 PAT CORSON Part Time Employment 3 RUTH CRNKOVIC Friendship Club I23 GAA 23 1 DALE CLARK - Camera Club 3j Jr. Academy of Science 3. JAMES CLARK- Latin Club If Part Time Employment 2,3. MARIDEE CLARK - Band I,2,3g Friendship Club I,2,31 Orchestra 2. JAMES CLEMENT - Chorus I,2,3y Tennis Club 25 Tennis I- Part Time Employment 3- Desert Song I- The Cru- cibe 3 KAREN COMEAU Friendship Club I 2 3 MARLENE COOPER Friendship Club I 23 Part Time Employment 3 Teacher s Assistant 2 N Xa KAREN CRUMP Austinian 2 Dirk and Bauble 23 Friendship Club I 2 3 Thespian Drama Club I Pdrt Time Employment 3 Make up Committee for Highness I and for The Crucible 3 RICHARD CURTIN Camera Club 3 Jr Academy of Science 3 Spanish Club 2 3 Track 2 3 Wrestling 23 Teacher s Assistant 3 Part Time Employment 2 3 PHYLLIS DANKERS Band I2 President 3 Dirk and Bauble 2 3 Friendship Club I 2 3 GAA I 2 3 Thespian Drama Club I Part Time Employment 23 Time Out For Ginger Lighting and Sound 'The Crucible Tickets and Program Student Council Alternate I JON DARLING Chorus 23 Part Time Employment JOHN DEAN Basketball I23 Football I2 Tennis 2 3 Track I Part Time Employment I 2 1 1 1 ' I H - I 1 1 - - ' ' 1 1 1 ' , . , , 1. I ' I t A U I I I ' ' - ' A 1 1 1 1 1 - ' ' 1 ' 1 1 ' ' 1 1 1 ' 1 ' - 11 - 11 I . 11 - 11 - , , ' 1 ' 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 V I ' ff? ' .L ROBERT DAHLBACK - Baseball I,2,3p Wrestling lg Xie, U, . 1 4 K. 'T :dl 1 - ' t . if - 1 1 ' 1 ' 1 1 ' ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' . ' . ' 1 1 1 - 11 - 1 Q 1 - 11 - 1 1 ' 213, -' 1 1 1 1 1 ' I F i ' f I 8 the Hugh Standards Set Previously Q1 DONALD DODDS PATRICIA DOHERTY DENNIS DOUGHERTY Latm Club I 2 3 DORIS DUNN Durk and Bauble 23 Frlendshlp Club l23 Part Tnme Employment 3 Propertles Chanrman Time Out for Gnnger 2 WILLIAM DUNSMORE Band I23 Camera Club 3 Orchestra I2 3 U h rs Club I Z 3 Football I CHARLES ELAM Camera Club I 2 3 Dark and Bauble 2 3 Thespnan Drama Club I Part Tame Employment I23 LARRY ENGELMANN Latin Club I2 Basketball I Football I23 Tr ck I23 Wrestlmg 23 Cafeteria Staff 2 3 HOWARD ENGLE SHARON K ERICKSON Chorus 2 Frlendshlp Club I Latm Club I KJELL ERICKSSON Chorus 3 German Club 3 Tennls 3 Forelgn Student Sweden GARY EVENSON Dirk and Bauble 3 Sentlnel 3 Part Time Employment 3 MYRLEE EVERSON MARLENE DEMETS Frlendshlp Club I23 EUGENE DENNIS FFA I Wrestlmg I JUDITH DEROSIER JOHN DETWILER Band I Basketball I DIANE DeVANEY Chorus I 2 3 Dirk and Bauble 2 3 Frlendshlp Club I2 3 Latm Club I 2 3 Thespnan Drama Club I All State Chorus 3 Attendance Office 2 Prom Committee 2 Homecomnng Attendant 3 JUDY DIMMEL Frlendshup Club I2 GAA I Cafeterna Stat? 3 X 2:9 19 0 0 9 - f ' - Q lt, gffvyv f 5 f Eg? . fa , , A : : 1 ' S - I - , , , ' l l I I ' Z X If xv 3 .su ,JE .., h ,,., ' iq I' Q A -' fa' , , . . y W, - I . . ,.,1,. ,,:SS' . 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'I A if . .I - t'.. 4 K 'A ' A 51 M- sf L X L ' fy . ,,' ',' -I' Q,-lf' ,f A If - 2 z 'I In Llpholdmg This Precedent We ave GEORGIANN EWOLDT Chorus I Frlendshlp Club I 2 3 I AA nn 3 Sentun 3 plan Drama Club I FTA 3 Attendance Ot IIce 2 Tame Out For Gnnger Make up Commtttee 2 LOIS FANN Frlendshnp Club I2 3 Part Time Employ ment 3 CHARLES FAWVER FFA I2 Reporter 3 JOAN FENNER Camera Club 3 Chorus 23 D lc and Bwuble 23 Fruendshlp Club 3 Transfer Student from Grand Meadow 2 JAMES FERGUSON PHYLLIS FERGUSON Library S rvlce I 2 3 'NYY SUE FISCHER Austnnnon 3 Cheerleader I Q 3 Frnend Club I 2 3 GAA I Q 3 Tennts Club I 2 Teac ers Assistant 2 The Cructble Costume Commnttca 3 BONNIE FLETCHER Part Tame Employment 23 TOM FOLKESTAD Austlnlan 23 Sentinel 3 Student uncul I 3 Football I 2 3 Track I 23 Wrcstluuwg I Q Cafeterla Stat? 2 3 Part Tume Employment I23 Prom Dance Committee 2 PHILIP FOX Austnnlan 3 Jr Academy of Sctence 3 Hn Y 3 Football 3 DIANE FREDERICK Chorus I23 Friendship Club I FT 3 Thr-spnan Drama Club I The Crucnblg rop ertns cmd Stage CommtttLe 3 Prom Program Com m t rc 2 NANCY FRICKE Frlendshlp Club I23 GAA I V esndent 23 Tennus Club I23 FTA Q O FHA 5 G I,Qp Lct' Club IQ, z 'el , Thes- - : . 7 If -- ' e ' , , . Q 9 ,... , C 5232 , A ,111 ' . - Q 1 ship , ,: f f 2 3 , : It ' CO I , J 1 , 1 f , Q I , ,3i A J I 1 H 'H P - itfr . - ' ' , , , , ice- Prf' , J I 1 , : IQ. 20 Striven to Better Curselves Thereby f A:-: 3: f '3- -Q- u. 4.4 ROBERT GINN imrrr: Cu Pcs mu Empo mn nt JERRY GOODWIN Q v 1 LORRAINE GRAY BRUCE GREEN .HQ W' Lmlsli un T C 2 3 Il anis ROGER FRIEDRICH B nd l Q 3 MARCIA FRIES rrndslwlp Club 3 FH LAVONNE GALLAHER endship Clulx I9 3 in u J rc LS ru r um Employmz NANCY GASKILL u v ENE GILBERTSON l l S r NJA GILBERTSON F l li Iii FA Crm tu y e :sur A siamnt 2 3 BRYAN GREEN - rt iiie Ewplo ment . CAROLE GROH - Friendship Club l,Q,3. CHARLES GROSE - ir L cl Buulvle 23, Jr. Acocer cence I, , , ii , , C u 3, Tliespi umm Club , ,-fmt , g A c1sw.iu , Pi Decoration Committee 2. DUANE GUCKEEN - Swimming IQ. LYNDA GULUCKSON - Frienclsliip Cluln l,3. CAROLYN GUNDERSON - Fl'iernCl5l1lp Clull lg GAA 1,25 Sentinel 2, Attendonfr- Office l,f7, Cufeterici Staff 2,1 Port Time fmploymf-nt 23, Time Om For Gingc-v Moke-up Committee 25 Teocl1er's Assistant 3, A Senlor Experiences Many Different MERCEDES GWINN Frlendshlp Club I RUTH ANN HAAKENSON Band I 2 3 Dlrlc and Bau be 23 GAA 3 Friendship Club I23 Sentinel 23 Thesplan Dance Club I Tlme Out For Gtnger Lught :ng and Sound Commtttee Prom Orchestra Commnttee 2 RICHARD HAGELUND Part Time Employment 2 3 KAREN HALDORSON Friendship Club I 2 3 FTA 2 3 Cafeterna Stal? 3 BRUCE HALL Austtntan 2 3 Sentunel 3 Student Coun I B Foo a Golf I 2 3 Part Ttme Employment I 2 3 JEAN HALL Frlendshlp Club I 's CAROL HANSEN 'ska-. DAVID HANSON Basketball I DEANNA HANSON Frlendshtp Club I Part Ttme Employment 2 3 DIANE HANSON Chorus I Frlendshup Club I23 FHA I Part Tame Employment 3 ROGER V HANSON .Jr Academy of Sclence 3 Part Tame Employment I 2 3 DAVID HARBER Basketball I23 Football I Tennts 2 3 Prom Publlcuty Commuttee 2 BOB HARDY Track I23 Wrestlung I23 Football I 2 3 22 LOIS HANSEN Frtendshtp Club I2 3 Part Time Em ployment 2 3 WALLACE HELGESON Bas etball I Foo boll I Wrestling I. HARLAN HELLAND - Camera Club 3 Part Time Em ployrnenf I,2,3. DAVID HILDRETH - Football Ig Par? Time Employment SANDRA HOCKETT - Dirk and Bauble 2,35 Friendship I23, FHA p GAA 23- Lafirl Clu I,2,3' - pian Drama Club I' Time Out For Ginger 2, e Crucible Prompter 3, Prom Program Committee 2. MARY HOLBERT - Transfer from Pacelli 3. MARLAND HOIUM - Par? Time Employment 2,3, JIM HOLDER ROBERT HOLVICK - FFA I,2,35 Part Time Employment I,2,3. Feelings Throughout His Last Year clble Costume Committee 3 These Mixed Feelings Include Surprise HAROLD HOUDEK Ushers Club l23 STEPHEN HOWELLS Band l 2 3 Chorus 2 3 Orches tra 23 Spanish Club 23 Austmalres 3 Golf l Track 2 All State Chorus 3 JOANNE HULET Friendship Club 2 GAA l 2 3 Latin Club l23 Tennis Club l2 Teachers Assistant 23 FRANK HUNTER Chorus l Part Time Employment 2 3 Desert Song I ARLEN JACOBSON Football l 23 Track l2 Wres tllng 2 Cafeteria Stal? 3 KARREN JACOBSON Friendship Club l23 FHA l Time Out For Ginger Sound Committee 2 The Cru clble Properties Committee 3 CAROL JARVIS Friendship Club 3 FHA 3 GAA l Cafeteria Staff 3 Port Time Employment 2 3 The Cr s X DUWAYNE JENSEN JERRY JEPSEN Track 2 ship Club l23 GAA l2 Library Service l Part Time Employment 2 3 CATHERINE C JOHNSON Dirk and Bauble 23 Friendship Club l 2 3 GAA l 2 3 Latin Club l 2 3 O chestra l 2 3 Thesplan Drama Club l CATHERINE M JOHNSON Austlnlan 3 Friendship Club l 23 Cafeteria Staff 2 Part Time Employment 3 DARLENE JOHNSON Frlendshup Club l Library Serv Ice l Attendance Office 2 DIANE JOHNSON Frnendshlp Club 3 GAIL JOHNSON Friendship Club l 23 GAA l 2 3 Spanish Club l 2 Treasurer 3 Cafeteruo Staff 3 Time Out For C-finger Wardrobe Committee 2 JOAN JOHNSON Chorus l 2 Friendship Club l 2 3 Student Council Treasurer 3 Austunanres 2 3 Port Time Employment 3 The Crucible Lighting Committee 3 Prom Program Committee 2 Z4 3 u Q TERRY JEPSEN - Chorus lg Dirk and Bauble 2, Friend- ' A . , 5 , f : A , , 5 r- Antlclpatlon Discovery, Jo , Relief KAREN JOHNSON MARCIA JOHNSON Fruendshup Club I23 Attend ance OIIIce 3 PATRICIA JOHNSON Chorus I 2 3 Frlendshlp Club 3 Thesplan Drama Club 2 PHILIP JOHNSON Band I23 Chorus 3 Dark and Bauble 23 Orchestra 23 Thesplan Drama Club I German Club 23 Drum Malor 23 Track I My Lord Feathertop I HIY2 Vice Pres 3 ROGER JOHNSON Chorus 3 Latin Club I Jr Con sul 2 Pontlfex Maxlmus 3 Tennis Club 3 Part Tame Em ployment 2 Prom Publnctty Commlttee 2 SHIRLEY JOHNSON Frnendshup Club I 2 3 Port Time Employment 3 KAREN KINGEN Frlendshlp Club I GAA I 2 3 Frlendshlp Coblnet I WALTER KLEMENT Tennis Club I 2 3 Tennis I2 3 DAREL KLINGFUS FFA I GARY KNOWLTON tball I2 Golf 23 Tame Employment 3 Prom Program Cammlttee 2 STEPHEN KNUDSEN B n I2 3 Chorus I23 r chestra I 2 3 All State Chorus 3 KENNETH KNUTSON TERRY JOHNSON Baseball I Basketball I Football 2 3 Wrestllng 2 3 RUTH KELLOGG Chorus 2 Dark and Bauble 23 Frlendshnp Club I 23 GAA 23 Latm Club I 2 Thesptan Drama Club I Part Tnme Employment 3 Teachers As slstant 3 Trme Out For Glnger Prompter 2 Prom Or chestra Com mrttee 2 SALLY KENTTA Austunlan 2 Chorus 3 Dark and Bau ble 23 Friendship Club I23 GAA I23 Latin Club I 2 3 Student Councll 2 Secretary 3 Frnendshup Cabunet 2 Tame Out For Gtnger Costume Commxttee 2 The Crucible Program Committee 3 Jr Class Secretary 2 Girls State 2 TOM KEZAR Student Councnl 2 Basketball I23 Football I Golf I 2 3 CAROL KINCS Dark and Bauble 2 Frlendshnp Club 2 Lubrary Service 2 Z5 O O 0 0 0 Q o - ,,: - - ,,: 'deg' - . .- ,U Il ,J ,z : . I . .ll .'. '. - i I, . , : : - - ,,: - . l 'K 'F' I - : z ff 14 - : ,: fri fi rl ' . ' . : , - V ,, . , I 1 - I 7 . ,p ,,: ,,1 ,,: , : U ft- - ff ' ,H , , -,, - A . 1, - : ,,: : 1 --' : : - 1 ,,: - ,,: 5.3. MX tt. -Foo f: I,,:PGI't I . -ad,.: ,,:O- ffl . K , Cheering Our Team on to the Football JEAN KONZ - Library Service I. JON KONZ - Sentinel 2,3, Ushers' Club 2, Basketball lg Golf l,2,3,4f Latin Club l. PATRICIA KOONTZ - Thespian Drama Club l. MARGARET KOSKI - Friendship Club 2,35 GAA l,2 Spanish Club lg Attendance Office l,2. ROBERT KOTTNER - Basketball lg Football l. JANET KRACHMER - Friendship Club l,2f GAA l. JANICE KRACHMER Friendship Club l2 GAA l FHA l Library Service l ROGER KRULL Chorus l 2 3 Jr Academy of Science 23 Desert Song l BONNIE LAHANN Chorus l Friendship Club I2 FHA l Part Time Employment l23 JUDY LAIVELL Chorus l 23 Friendship Club l2 3 GAA l 2 3 Cheerleader l 26 KAREN LARSON Friendship Club l JUDY LARWECK Attendance Offlce 2 3 SHARON LAU Friendship Club 3 Attendance Office l 2 3 DONALD LAUGEN Track l Teachers Assistant l LENORA LAWSON Chorus l Dirk and Bauble 23 The Crucible Make up Committee 3 ROBERTA LAWSON Dirk and Bauble 2 3 Friendship Club I2 3 Student Council 3 Thespian Drama Club l Part Time Employment 3 ., i l Friendship Club l,2,3p Thespian Drama Club lg . Champlonshlp Was a Great Experience ment 3 3: in GARY LEES s. RAYMOND LEE FFA 1 2 3 wfesflmg 1 5 W vnzou LEE Foofbon I Truck I2 Pm Tnme Employ CHARLES LENNBERG Port Time Employment 23 DONALD LERUM FFA I 3 RONALD LEWIS Port Tume Employment 3 DARRELL LIDBERG Cczmero Club 3 Port Tnme Employ ment 2 3 BARBARA LIESKE Frlendshup Club l GAA l Jr Acod emy of Scnence I 2 Secretory 3 Loran Club 2 3 JAMES LIGHTLY FFA l 2 3 Port Tnme Employment l CARMEN LINDEMAN SHEILA LOEWEN Chorus l Fruendshlp Club IQ3 Lotm Club l Attendance Office 2 Port Tame Employ ment 2 The Crucllole Costume Cornmrttee WAYNE LUNDE Tec:cher's Assusront 2 JOHN LUTHE FFA l 2 SHARON MADSON Cheerleader 23 Chorus 1,2 3, GAA l 2 3 Lofln Club 2 3 Student Councll I 23 Friendship Club I2 3 GARY MAJERUS 4: And the Thrlll of Defending Our State GERALD MALLORY Part Tlme Employment I23 PATRICIA MALONEY GAA I Attendance Omce 2 Part Tame Employment 3 RUSSELL MALONEY .lr Academy of Science I Swlm mnng 3 DONALD MANGNUSON Football I Wrestllng I Part Tume Employment I 2 3 MICHAEL MARIENAU Student Councll 3 Baseball I 23 Basketball I23 Football I23 Cafeteria Staff BRUCE MARQUARDT I 23 F otball I Got Part Trrne Employment 2 3 JAYNE MASTON B n I2 3 Friendship Club I23 FHA I 2 GAA I 2 3 Jr Academy at Sclence 3 Llbrary LARRY MAUS Sentunel 3 Football I 2 3 Basketball I Track I 23 Wr stllng 2 3 TERRY MAUS H Y 23 Basketball I Football I23 Track T23 Wrestlmg I23 Prom lnvntatmons Commnt tee 2 ROBERT MAXFIELD ALAN McDONALD Camera Club 3 Basketball 3 Track I 2 3 Cafeterna Staff 3 JUDITH MEALY GAA I Attendance OfIIce 2 3 Part Time Employment 3 CHARLES MELAND Hu Y 2 3 PATRICIA MELLEM Frlendshlp Club I2 Sentinel 3 Attendance OfIIce I 2 CAROL MIELKE Frlendshnp Club I 2 Jr Academy of Scnence I23 Part Tlme Employment 3 Teachers As sustant 2 JAMES MILLER Bask tball I 2 3 Football I 2 3 Track I 2 3 Cafeterna Staff 3 ' 0 , 1 I I 2 I I 2 ' 3- - FFA ,,: O 1 I If N -Cd,,:' ' ff: , 1 V , J - I : I Service Ig Orchestra 2,35 TeacI1er's Assistant I,2,3. - I- . 1 J , , 2 Basketball Tltle Won t Soon Be Forgotten MARVA MYHRE Frlendshlp Club I23 GAA I23 Port Tnme Employment 2 The Crucible Make up Com mittee 3 ARDICE NELSON Chorus I Friendship Club I23 FHA I 2 GAA I 2 3 BEVERLEE NELSON Austnman 3 Dirk ond Bouble 2 3 Frlendshlp Club I2 3 FHA 2 Sentinel 2 Time Out For Ginger Property Commuttee 2 The Crucuble fx 'J g,-L 'Y JON MILLER Bond I2 Swlmmmg 3 Part Tnme Em ployment I RONALD MILLER Port Tlme Employment I2 Closs Vice-President I BETTY MIX Friendship Club I23 GAA I KAYE MIX Friendship Club I23 Lottn Club I2 3 Prom Program Commuttee 2 THOMAS MOEDE Port Tlme Employment 2 3 RONALD MULANIX DEVON NELSON Football I 2 ELLEN NELSON Fr endshlp Club I23 GAA I Ln brary Servlce I GENE NELSON Bos boll I 2 Footboll I 2 Part Tame Employment I 2 3 KAY NELSON Friendship Club I Library Service Attendance Ofllce 3 Port Tame Employment 3 SHERRILL NELSON Austmlon 2 Editor 3 Friendship C I23 Quill and Scroll 23 Sentinel 3 LARRY NEMITZ Sentinel 3 Bosketboll I2 Part Tnme Employment I 2 3 29 The Senior Year Brought the Realization an NORMA OLIPHANT Band I Friendship Club 3 GAA I Library Service I 2 JUDITH OVEROCKER Friendship Club I23 AA I2 3 Cafeteria Staff 2 3 Th Crucible Costume Com mittee 3 WAYNE PAULSON LOIS PEDERSEN Chorus 23 Transf r from North wood 2 PAMELA NEWELL - Friendship Club I,2,3, GAA lg Li- brary Service I. LOWELL NIELSEN - Chorus 35 Austinaires 34 Part Time Employment 32' Transfer from Detroit Lakes 3. RUTH NIELSEN - Band I,2y Friendship Club I,2,3g Part Time Employment 35 Time Out For Ginger Publicity Committee 2. CHARLES NOBLE - FFA I,2. EUDELL NORTON Friendship Club 3 Cafeteria Staff HOWARD NYBO Bas etball I Swimming 2 JERRY PETERSEN Baseball I23 Football I3 Wres tling I Port Time Employment 2 3 MARIE PETERSEN Library Service 2 Attendance Office 2 BARBARA PETERSON Friendship Club I23 GAA I 2 3 Secretary I 2 3 Tennis Club I 2 JAMES PETERSON Ushers Club 2 3 REGIS PETERSON STANLEY PICKETT Chorus 2 3 Orchestra I 2 3 Stu dent Council I23 Thesplan Drama Club President I Swimming I2 3 Highness I Time Out For Ginger 2 The Crucible 3 Prom Publicity Committee 2 2,3. V, - lc 5 . L - ' I ,,:G . ' .Un 'f' . - . a . , -' ' ,fi , 5 ,z ,,: ' ,. , ef - ,: ,,: - ' ',,: I I 1 -- H. ,, Us . ,, W ,,: : -H, 4. - aff? of Diligent Stud in Preparing for College WILLIAM PITCOCK - Sentinel 2. DAVID PLANTIKOW - Band I,2g Port Time Employ- ment 3. DONALD PURCELL - Part Time Employment 2,3. BARBARA QUAM - Chorus I,2,35 Friendship Club I,2,3p Orchestra I,2,3g Prom Publicity Committee 2. CAROL REINARTZ - Part Time Employment 3. MARY RICE - Friendship Club If Attendance Office 2,3. KAREN RODAHL I23 Thespian Drama Club I FTA I Part Time m Friendship Club I23 Latin b ployment 3 Teachers Assistant 2 Time Out For Gin ger Property Committee 2 Highness Property Committee I The Crucible Program Committee 3 Prom Invitation Committee 2 MARY ANN ROSE PHYLLIS ROUSH Chorus I 2 3 Friendship Club I 2 3 Latin Club I2 Orchestra I 23 German Club 23 Aus tmalres 2 3 JAMES RUSHTON PATRICIA RYAN Band I23 Friendship Club I23 GAA I23 Orchestra I Part Time Employment I23 The Crucible Make up Committee 3 BARBARA SASS riendship I In Cub DARYL RICHARDSON Baseball I 2 3 Football I 2 3 Cafeteria Staff 23 Class Vice Pres 3 Prom Publicity Committee 2 CAROLE RIES Friendship Club 2 Orchestra I23 Teacher s Assistant 3 RICHARD RILES LOCKE ROBERTS FFA I Wrestling I Part Time Em ploymenr 2 3 - , , 1 , , : , 1 A - V 1 M - ' ' 1 , , 2 , . Q ,I 1 - 1 ' : ' - L - ' 4 , , 2 ' CIU , , : A : 1 I E ' , V H - - : 2 ' ,, - H - H 1 - . if - ,, - . , , - f f 1 ' ' , , 2 If G ' , 1 , , : f 1 - , -1 . ,f C y ' f 1 I ' ' P f , I --,':. , 1 I I I 1 , R H , H i , -Ei'-.?f..fa5?: - F' ' , Lat' 1 i,2. he Q , I 1, Spending Tedlous Hours on Research SHIRLEY SCHLEICHER Friendship Club I GAA I Sentinel 2 KAY SCHLEUDER Fruendshlp Club I 23 GAA I 23 Latin Club I 2 3 KENNETH SCHLIE MARGARET SCHMIDT Austlmcn 23 Chorus I Dark and Bcuble 3 Frnendshnp Club I23 FHA I2 Spun sh Cu I2 Pres 3 HH-Ax RONNIE SCHRAFEI. SHAREN SCHRAMM Fruendshup Club I 2 3 DONNA SCHULTZ Frlendshtp Club I3 FHA I GAA I Port Tame Employment 3 KAREN SCHUSTER Friendship Club I3 Spcmsh Club I 2 3 Port Time Employment 3 JAMES SEIVER Football 3 JANICE SEVERSON RONALD SHADA NORA SHAMAN BYRON SHELLER Tame Employment 2 3 Friendship Club I Llbrory Servlce 2 Swnmmmg I Wrestlmg 23 Port GARY SHOOP Port Tlme Employment I23 ROBERTA SHUTT F enclshlp Club I23 FHA I GAA I KENT SIMONSON Football I Truck I O O - ' : 1 - ,,: ,fi ,,- - ,J :- f ,,: ,J I .IF ' I .Q -' ' ,i I by .. N. -. . F, . . - 2 ' ,z '- I f,. -ri ' ,,: 1 - F I Themes Characterized Main Preparations KARON SMALLEY Football I 2 3 Swimming I 2 3 Track I 2 3 Attendance Office 2 Cafeteria Staff 3 Ushers Club 2 3 CAROL SMITH GAA I 2 Library Service I Teachers Assistant 3 LAVONNE SMITH Austinian 2 Friendship Club I 2 3 FHA I Part Time Employment 3 RICHARD SNATER Band I 2 Chorus 2 3 Basketball I Football I Tennis I 23 Orchestra I 23 BONNIE SOLLIE Friendship Club I2 3 GAA I2 3 Cafeteria Staft 2 Part Time Employment 23 SUSAN SONDERGAARD Chorus I23 Friendship Club I2 Orchestra I Thespian Drama Club I2 MARSHA SORENSEN German Club 2 3 Teachers As sistant 2 Friendship Club I 2 3 MARILYN SPETEN Band I2 3 Chorus 2 3 Dirk and Council 3 Thespian Drama Club I Friendship Cabinet 3 Prom Committee Invitation 3 SUZANNE STANCL JOHN STANKEY FF I 2 3 GARY STEPHENS Foo ball I Wrestling I23 t Time Employment 2 3 JANE STERN Ban I 2 3 Chorus I 2 3 Friendship Club I 2 3 FHA 2 Jr Academy of Science I Orches tr I SIGRI SITZ - Chorus I,2,3g Dirk and Bauble 2,3, Friendship Club I,2,3g FHA I,2p Latin Club I,2,3g Student Council Ig Thespian Drama Club Ig Tennis Club I,2g Friendship Cabinet 2,3g Time Out For Ginger 2, Prompterg Crucible 3, Prompter. SHARON SKJEVELAND - Latin Club I,2,3- Attendance OFtIce 2 Part Time Employment I 2 3 PAMELA SLASOR Friendship Club I Spanish Club 2 3 Attendance Office 3 DARLENE SLINDEE Friendship Club 23 Port Time Employment 3 Transfer Student from Glenville 2 5' so 3 Bauble 2,35 Friendship Club I,2,3g GAA I,2,3p Student - A I I V fl' 1 I - t f ' , , g Par V Q Q .. cl I I , , , , ' ' 'lys I ' ' I I ' I ' A, IN' 1 I 1 a . I A I As We Look Hopefull Toward the Future LORRAINE STERN Chorus 23 Friendship Club I23 FTA I 2 President 3 WALTER STEVENS Track 23 Part Time Employment KATHLEEN STREETER Friendship Club I 2 3 Latn Club I 2 3 Sentinel 23 Part Time Employment 2 3 Quill ond Scroll 3 Teacher s Assistant 2 The Crucible Program ond Tickets Time Out For Ginger Properties ana stage Committee Prom Invitations Committee 2 MERLENE STUNDAHL LARRY SWENSON Latin Club I Baseball I Basket b I Football I23 Coteteria Stott 23 Part :me Employment 3 DEAN TAPP Part Time Employment 23 ARLO TATE Band I 2 3 Ushers Club 2 3 BEVERLY TAYLOR Part Time Employment 3 Friendship Club 2 ' 'i s:?.' :ff tif: f- .I ml 2' RONALD TAYLOR Bond 123 Tennis 3 Part :me Employment I 2 RUTH TEBAY TRICIA TEFF - Band I2,3- Dirk ond Bauble 2 Presi dent 3- Friendship Club l,2,3p GAA l 3- Latin Club 2,3 Thespian Dramo Club lj Time Out For Ginger Prop erties Committee- The Crucible, Prompter' Prom I vitations Committee 2. BOB TESDAHL - Band l,2. DARYL THOMPSON - Spanish Club 2- Swimming I H'-Y I. DAVID THOMSEN - Bos etboll I' Fo ball l,23 Track I4 Wrestling 2. PATRICIA THORN - Friendship Club 23- Student Coun- cil 31 Part Time Employment 31 GAA I, BARBARA THORSON - Part Time Employment 3. We See Much Hard Work Ahead of Us X . E if dent from Byron fice 2 MICHAEL UZLIK Part Time Employment I23 JOYCE WAGAND Band I2 3 Chorus I3 Friendship Club I 2 Orchestra I 2 3 FTA 2 3 JOHN WALLER DARLA WANGEN Austlntan 2 Friendship Club I 2 3 LOWELL WARNSHOLZ Port Time Employment I23 DAVE WARRINGTON FFA I2 President 3 Wres tlinq I DICK WATSON Teacher s Assistant 2 SONDRA WATSON Friendship Club 23 GAA 3 FTA Secretory 3 KATHRYN TITUS - Chorus I,2g Librory Service 24 At- tendance Office 2. ODIN TOLLERUD - Library Service If Part Time Em- ployment 3, Time Out For Ginger, Publicity Commit- tee 2. CHARLES TOMHAVE - Austinian I,2,3g Camera Club If Dirk and Bauble 2,35 Jr, Academy of Science I,2, Presi- dent 35 Lctin Club I,2,3g Sentinel I,2,3g Thespian Drama Clu I4 Basketball I2' Track 23A Golf I LESTER TRAFF Chorus 3 Part Time Employment I 23 Chess Club President I SANDRA TYRER Friendship Club I 2 3 Latin Club I 2 3 Orchestra I 2 3 DONALD UECKER Football I23 Cafeteria Stat? 3 DARLENE UNGER Attendance Ottlce 3 Transfer stu MAURENE USEM Friendship Club FH GAA I Sentinel 23 Spanusl Club I Attendance Of 35 l b , . , , , . 5 ,, 3 T 4 f ' ' ' . -Q5 ' . - A ' , , 5 4 3 . it - ' f I - -I , N JA rfrill M- A - ' ' I,2,3, A lg K. E - . . I , . I I I k FHA 2, GAA If Part Time Employment 3. ' hs-- - ' f ' i,ss' I, f 7 X f x X X. x J But We Have Been Prepared b Our Teachers TRISTAN ARMSTRONG CAROL JARVIS ARTHUR KEE SHARON LAW DOUGLAS LeBARRON SUE MATTHEWS LARRY MILAND 36 x GARY WEIGLE Basketball I2 Part Tame Employ ment 2 JOSEPH WELDON Band 3 Wrestlmg 3 Transfer Stu dent from Lebanon Oregon 3 DARLENE WENCL Chorus I 2 3 SHARON WENCL Friendship Club I 3 DAVID WENZEL Football I 2 Part Tame Employment ANNE WESCOTT Austuman 2 Chorus 3 Dirk and Bauble 2 3 Frnendshlp Club l 2 3 GAA l President 2 3 Latm Club I23 Student Council 2 Thesplan Drama Club l The Cruclble 3 Tame Out For Gnnger Cas- tume Committee 2 Prom Orchestra Commxttee 2 Fnendshnp Club 2 3 GAA 3 Talnsman 2 The Crucnble Costume Commlttee 3 Prom Program Commlttee 2 Transfer Student from Charles Cnty Iowa 2 DAVID WHITAKER Band I2 Vice Presldent 3 Or chestra 2 Part Tame Employment 2 DAVID WICHMANN DAVID WIEDEMANN Chorus l 2 3 Dnrk and Bauble 2 3 Orchestra I 2 3 The Cru-:xble Make up Commnttee 3 Prom Program Commlttee 2 EUGENE WILEY Track 2 Part Tnme Employment 3 RICHARD WILKE Part Time Employment 2 3 Not Pictured BONNIE YONKER DARLENE MENSING TYRONNE NYBERG LARRY PIKE EDWIN POTTER RONALD ROGERS PHILLIP STORLIE GRACE TRUE - , 1 ' ' 1 I ' i - 6- M ,gp , , . , hx , - f 7 ' Q 2,3. - . . i I . , : ' 4 , , : , ' , : . , 4 Q ROSEMARY WEST - Austinian 3, Dirk and Bauble 2,35 ' - I , A - I H - u J ' 1 . .K X . 'Vi ' - , , : ,lj I V H - 11 - ' .Y 'fix xx fe . to Meet Llfe s Challenges and to Be Successful CAROL WILLIAMS Chorus I23 Drrk and Bauble 3 Frlendshlp Club l 2 3 GAA I 2 3 Tame Out For Glnger Llghtmg 8. Sound Commlttee 2 The Cruclble Costume Commuttee 3 KAREN WILLIAMS Chorus 23 Dlrk and Bauble 2 Treasurer 3 Fruendshlp Club I 2 3 Orchestra I 2 3 These plan Drama Club I Austlnalres 2 3 Frlendshlp Cabinet 3 Part Time Employment 3 Tlme Out For Ginger 2 The Cruclble Make up Committee 3 MARYAN WILLIAMS Austlnlan 2 3 Chorus I 23 Dark and Bauble 23 Frlendshlp Club I23 FHA I2 GAA I2 Presldent 3 Latln Club I Secretary 23 Student Councll 3 Thesplan Drama Club I Frnendshup Cablnet 3 The Crucible 3 Class Treasurer 3 Prom Publlclty Committee 2 ROBERT WILSON Track 3 Transfer Student from Mmneapolls 2 LYNETTE WOLFE Friendship Club l23 LOIS WOLLSCHLAGER PHYLLIS WOOD Attendance Ofllce 2 Teachers As slstant 3 dent Council I 2 President 3 Tennns Club 2 3 Basketball Manager I 2 3 Football Manager I 2 3 Tennis 2 3 Class President 2 Golf I RUTH WUERTZ Chorus I 2 3 Latun Club 2 3 Orchestra I 2 3 Part Tlme Employment 2 3 ARMEADA YANZER Attendance Offlce 2 VICTOR ZELLER Dark and Bauble 2 Vlce President 3 Jr Academy of Scuence 3 Thesplan Drama Club I German Club 23 HlY 2 President 3 Tlme Out For Gmger 2 Lord Feathertop I JAMES ZRUCKY Ushers Club I Part Tame Employment In our l1earts Memories of C assmates Remain Thus years graduates need no remmder that two classmates who should have been among them Bruce Hall and Jerry Petersen wlll never adgust a cap wlth bobblng tassel, stand erectly In stately gown, nor step up to re celve their coveted diplomas These two youths, along wuth Steven Nygaard Iumor, dned as a result of fatal mlunes recelved m a car truck crash en route to the state wrestlung meet Feb 27 Although theur span of lufe was bnef what they sampled of youth was good tllled wuth the code of good sportsmanshlp flerce competutxon, and good natured humor Each as a loyal frnend, had found a place In our hearts through hrs slncerlty and warmth 37 ' 1 - ,,:' 1 - - . JI- 1 N - - V .H - U , - ,i ' , :' ' ,,: ,,: . I .. Ii . . . I , - .,,. - U, , , 1 H V ,, I . I.. - ,: ,,:' .: ' ' ,ff ,: ,I ' i ' . f: . I . I . . . ll ' ll I : : 1 .Q I - 1 -' ' ,I 2 g .gf A fr 5. f - , . 4 DOUGLAS WRIGHT - Chorus 2,35 Latin Club I,2,3p Stu- ',, ' 1 ' ,: ,,: ,,: ' f: . 5 Q - ,,: ' .: X ,,: 4 f- 3 X -' , '- ' : - ' 2 ' 1 4 ,, In H , . 1 I J I 2,3. ' I III .. Q 0 . , . I I I I , . - , I VALEDICTORIANS OF 1958, Gail Hardy and Aud- rey Nelson, tcilk over college lite and compare mementos from their respective colleges - Maca- lester and University of Minnesota. IT LOOKS as if Ruth Ann Haakenson and Rosemary West are taking the easy woy up the hill, while Don Uecker has the honor of pulling and Jim Miller gets to push, , T! With onl Memories of Fun and Work F ,f IS THERE A MECHANIC in the crowd? Lowell Nielsen spends his spare time working on old cars KAREN WILLIAMS David Wiedemcnn ond Steve Howells add the Hnishing touches to their Homecoming float 'E 38 Our Senior Year Is Happily Concluded THE TALL AND SHORT of the sensor class Jerry Goodwm and Soma Gul berrson measure for cops ond gowns Mr NICKELS EXPLAINS to Corol Wnllnoms ond Gary Knowlfon that Englxsh con be fun ond eosy nf one iusf exerts Q lxtfle efTort l' 1' SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Borboro Brown Moryan Wnlluoms and Mnke Murlencu enloy Daryl Rnchordson s whustlung cs they pause for o coke , . . . . , . , - - ff H . W ' K 0 if f 4, 0 - 4 fx K It ' ' , I L ' 5, ,ffl , 1 - I I X ,j K. Z- J 1 - 5 T I Z ,A X f. .F ks ' 1 S 19733 L A . A N5 F? ,ff V I '5- X, , . Dv f X A I J YA I L, A Y V- 1 A-rr, , 4 4 7, -- ,.y' i A -rw ' yea lures: Symbols of Laughter A coke bottle, a popular record, and a crazy sailor hat rep- resent the many happy hours we spend with our friends. Care- free times are those working on Homecoming floats, State Student Council Convention committees, or Fall play plans. Lei- sure time. - what there is of it! - can be spent at Halloween parties, that special dance, or those hilariously-sleepless bunk- ing parties. ' So irnportant in our teen-age circles are the latest in popular recordings, intricate dance steps, and fads 'n fashions. But al- though such fancies fade, the memories of friendships remain. Symbols of Fun iv., ' ' K, N, ' .-. E.- ,5gsvf-s.- yk W-inn, fs. g.,,U,,-.-we-3 Y,., A KM! , 1.. S 1 Lxfxmx - Wx X Q A 5 f Q' .. . + 'QF' ,kj x Sr. f fi Q -U .W . H 0, - 1 ,nwnuv W ,K BM?-FBT '13 vi. 'ifiviy ., xl-Lt. sig M .1 Q S Homecoming Royalty Rules Supreme Bemg Homecoming Queen IS not only a great honor but also a heavy responsnbuluty To rule over Homecomung festuvmes the queen and her royal court must have only the Interests of AHS at heart and nn mund These thmgs were taken unto consndera taon as the queen repeated her oath after Student Council preszdent Doug Wright Agavnst a heavenly background setting tor the coronatuon Steve Knudsen sang Sweetheart of Austin Hugh Beautnful tradition touched us all Karen Baldner Duane DeVaney Sally Kentta Pat Thorn W. 2 .i . ' J, X t . , ' . A HOMECOMING ESCORTS were Daryl Richardson Ron Anhorn Terry John son Jlm Muller and Don Uecker 43 1 1 I I A t 0 , . 1 , . ' ll ll . ' ll . 1 - ll - . . -mp TDg COCAPTAINS Terry d Lorry M us lt th b rvflre slgmfy wg our or trcnpo ed vrctory VICTORY r 2 FIRST PRIZE wos token by Mzss Hoehns homeroom f ts clever theme chool Splrlt Reaches Hugh Point Hortormg the tootboll teom by shovvrrtg thot the stu ent body IS b hmd t as the purpose f l-lomecommg The tremendous dusploy of sprrrt shown by the students thus yeor left no doubt os to our prude ID the eom Thus support wos evrdehced by the good turnouts of the smoke donce bontlre gome ond mrxer os well os the ertthuslosm shown IH floot preporotron AN ORIGINAL IDEA brought thurd prrze to Mass Mntchell's Q 'l'u homeroom floot, shown here ot holftlrle 44 5... 4 its ' 5 w W . X , ' f' Y My .' ,, osx 1 l V Rs ' W ' n- '. , V f. ... ! , I A . ' fi . - A A . l Q , or ' Us ' , s Q 3 ' y p . l ' . I . ' ' r'- .. ' , t I 4m,,f'Z , .-4 , W z, it ei . A :n,ix,, Qtr? or '-R' -1 ,. . A -- 4 . - A. ' ' or i v 0 0 , H .' , x -X. 9 1 1 0 0 , . ? d ' e ' I ' o kk I 1 I . - on o l e c , ' ' I . . t . 4 5 ' ' 1 I , 1 'W 'wi AI 4 giwsv QUEEN MARILYN SPETEN escorted by Daryl Rlchardson vlews her royal court Sally Kentta Ron Anharn Karen Baldner Terry Johnson Drone DeVaney Don Uecker Pat Thorn and Jnrn Muller Variety Typlfles A H Homecoming symboluzes many thnngs to many people we were caught an the wuld enthusuasm of the snake dance wnndlng our way to the Athletuc Field No pep assembly was ever more splrlted than the one held the nnght before the game The roaring bonfire symbolrzed our antncspated vnctory Shrreks of laughter echoed throughout the audr tornum as the Sensor Frnendshnp Club skit Home comsng Around the World was enacted Stuflung Homecoming suspense grlpped the audltornum as we awaited the queen s arruval Threadlng through downtown Austrn the Home comung parade heralded by the band drsplayed a vast array of floats And as a flttnng clrmax came our 26 7 vnctory over Red Wrng topped by the GAA sponsored mrxer Our Homecoming of 58 we felt was def? nrtely a memorable one HOMECOMING AROUND THE WORLD theme of the 58 Homecoming skut NO HOMECOMING ns complete wuthout a snake dance portrays Terry Maus and Mary Butorac shown here as Arkansas square These students catch thelr breaths durlng a brief halt dancers rss Q . Nix-iw , gi ,Q Q. ' 5 ' A S1 X . xa'0 ,J Jfifif V 'I ,BN 6134 41.35 U HPV li 5 Q1 ,ff 1 g gggiifif nf 9 ' JV Mya V Y N-ar Various Aetlvlty Fllls Students Leisure Tlme Although much of our tnme was spent IU school Austun Hugh School students had many outstde Interests through partlcnpatuon IH varued actuvutnes Our school day dnd not end at 308 for many ad dutnonal hours were spent rn the preparatton of asstgn ments We not only had our dutues at home but also our hobbies whtch gave us a great deal of pleasure Fun also fllled our leusure moments Our ltyes vxere alarmed by a whnrlvvund of partres mtxers dates and sports actryntnes N4 TINKERING WITH OLD CARS was a favorite pastime ot many teen-age boys. Larry Everson, Richard Mit- lyng and John Cournbe certainly were struggltng to rn-place the gas tank on thus one WILL I EVER FINISH thus homework? wan dered Jo Ann Wan l s as she checked rel erence rnaterlal tn 11 c :bra l MAKING TAFFY proved an evening of fun ,gi for Sharon Sanford and Mnrnl Kentta Y. 47 l '34 O O O 0 O 0 . . g L ts 'tv ' I t h xy il, . ' r , Q l ' - 9 i ' ' ca tl 1 I . rl - Ii 4 L , ' A 'lf' 'Uh Shoo' l' ' vt A 'Q 5 . 4 6 , L fr W r 5 y if E A - y . 'i ' ' ' ' - o ' A I, H at 'QN1 5 M 'W i .SQ W gs ' ' ' 7 'sf' is - 4 0 L ' sl :J ,t . I Dwne C232 B SQUAD CHEERLEADERS were Judy Carothers, Alternate Donna Nybo, Chi Chi Butorac, Jeanne Nelson, Patty Carlson, and Dora Johnson. Victory, Victor Was Their Cry Our cheerleaders were important factors in the victories enjoyed by AHS teams. At pep assemblies, as well as at our games, AHS student viewed the familiar faces of Melvin Bailey, Susan Fischer, Julaine Greenameyer, Diane Hall, Jeanne King Sharon Madson and Patty Thatcher as they led the student body in its support of the football and basketball teams. Acrobatic cheerleading was attempted for the first time in several years under the able instruction of the cheerleading advisers, Miss Marjorie Priester and Mis Janet Townsend, Our gratitude and sincere thanks went to our cheerleaders for their part in establishing our fine athletic record. Patty Julaine Sharon Susan Melvin 1 Jeanne . .x ENJOYING THE WPA MIXER were Brian Johnson, Judy Cook, Peggi Bulger, and Barry Rush. Spring - and with It t W P A W k TREATS WERE ON Jackie Corbin as Ron Anhorn took full ad- o Q Q vantage of WPA Week. Each year we at Austin High School set aside a special week in early spring to be proclaimed Women Pay All Week. This year WPA Week was observed Mar. 31-Apr. 3. During this time girls were seen open- ing doors, carrying books, and walking boys to classes. The week was highlighted by a Senior Friendship Club sponsored mixer, to which the girls brought their dates. NO MERCY wAs si-iowN by san Bacher Us he This custom, which l1OS long been pOpUlGI' with watched Patty Thatcher struggle under a load of his AHS male students, has also rapidly grown in favor books 'O open his locks'- with our female population. WHAT SHOULD I ORDER? wondered Bob Porterfield, while Joan Fogdall hoped he wouldn't be too extravagant. if MAKING CHANGE FOR Tony Rohde and other AHS students was the duty performed by Jerry Goodwm durnng the noon hour g,-.-..--.g- 'Q' f AN INTERESTING AND UNUSUAL occupatlon consumed Phyllns Dankers out of school hours smce she was employed by c local photographer to tmt portraits CASEY GALLAHER earned extra money as a result of her 'ob an the office of a downtown department store 50 Students Engage In Part Tlme Work The experience gomed by AHS tumors and seniors through parttrme lobs was beneflcnal to them an many ways Responsnbuluty cooperatuon dependabllnty and Independence were only a few of the many trarts acquired through partrcu patron nn our Austrn Hugh student work program Hugh school students were found employed rn a varrety ot robs throughout the commumty Even boys engaged IH sports actuvntres whnch con sumed most of thenr after school hours were able to earn extra spendlng money by working as members ot the cafeterra staff during the noon hour I Senuor Goal Reached as Year Ends To two thurds of our senuor hugh populatuon June 5 meant the end of another school year and a sum mer of fun ahead But to the remaunung thurd who SPENDING THE TRADITIONAL SKIP DAY at Todd Park were AHS senuors Cathy Johnson Karen Anderson Carol Apold and Bonnue Smuth I GUESS I DONT NEED thus anymore euther observed Susan Fuscher as she Sharon Madson and Kent Sumonson cleaned out theur lockers for the last tume , 1 would never agaun attend classes at AHS that day had a dufterent sugnuflcance Graduatuon Prom and Skup Day hughlughted the final weeks But sumple everyday actuvutues brought back memorues of past hugh school years For some graduatuon would be followed by col lege or attendance at other unstututuons of hugher learnung Many would go durectly from hugh school to a uob or marruage But to all of these senuors hugh school wull never be forgotten A PAINTED CAR sugnufied Senuor Slap Day to Lous Fann Sondra Watson and Barb Carll 51 PROM ENTERTAINERS capttvated therr teen age audience EVOKING HIS USUAL LAUGHS Ch rlue Lauk th roughly anwsed Prom Night Cllmaxes Year From our flrst bewrldered daze as awed seventh graders through our fledglrng years rn lunror hugh to our lofty posrtron as upperclassmen the Prom was one thang to which we looked forward wrth an tlclpatron O June 4 Prom nnght rumors and sensors garbed tn formal attrre were ready for the long awatted event lt was scarcely evrdent on seerng them that but a few short hours before these same young men and women were rushrng madly to com plete last mrnute preparatrons For the senrors Prom was a glorrous clrmax to drrfted through therr minds as they danced together ABSORBED IN INTRICATE maneuvering of t e Grand March were partrcrpatrng lunror and sernor students 52 for perhaps the last trme The rumors however were experrencrng some thang new and drfzferent ln therr mrnds were thoughts not only of the present but of the future and the Prom to Come 0 C , , 5G d'0 l'lOCl4P fB0b BUl9e'fG d KQV Mix- their high school years. Many wonderful memories if V s , r l YA ' X x, I - 1 .r 1 ra.. ' rt ,Q .1 ENJOYING COKES BETWEEN DANCES were lumors Ton' Kezor Dnone DeVc1ney Doug Wright ond Judy Lowell 5 EXAMINING PROM PROGRAMS ond exchanging dances were Tom Follcestod, Marilyn Soelen, Ron Anlworn, Gnd Jczclcie Cor- FI. ,- ENJOYING THE GRAND MARCH lwglwllg t of vhe e ning were these AHS WHOOPS ARE THOSE YOUR FEET? Won dered Bob Bulger Us Ruth Hookenson 5 dress shuelded tlwem from hns VIEW 'W 53 6. X , l V 1 xxx I yi, MQ 4- L ! I 'Q - E K l Aj? -I ' 1 sd . , 'N 0 MXN -A iid. f N ' . tr-' S 'X l E' 'U A U l , l 'v' we , 1 A r luniors cmd seniors. ff I 'IH b . . ' A . Y 1 E Y 'X ' ' L 1 X, V 5 ig W Y- :na 2. l 3 . . 4' ,W porin With Time Out for Sports o ti A whistle, a megaphone, a pompom - such symbols repre- senting high school sports are familiar to all AHS students. The thrill of competition, emphasized in each high sdlool con- test, involves more than the determination to win. Tireless hours of practice are required to perfect precision movements for a teamwork pattern. N When the whistle blows, each Packer dedicates his efforts for smooth teamwork. The tenseness of a tied score gives way to a surge of hidden strength necessary for scoring that winning point. For the teen-age fan, nothing replaces the fever pitch accom- panying his high school world of sports. And . Rewards We Are Earning 'GH 45' 'l ' 5 H 34 , . 4 f I , P H N X .. A,,, ' 5 5? ' '31 JW V WQXFJQE iii., A' wi I ' , ' - K, lf 51.4 in, , .. 'X Mfr Q Q 'ky x -1 1 . ' T , f X M 3' n,-. wig ,A fy 4, Yi: ' - ,f ,...,- :Q fi 55 M V4 I ' 1 5 'mfs 472 at s ri , 4' Q X rg?- a x -'34 team, which handed the Rockets a 20-6 defeat. MAUS TWINS - ALL-STATERS. TIM BAXTER SWEEPS around end while Larry Maus makes ready to throw a block. Packers Cop Undisputed Championship The Austin High School football team finished the 1958 football campaign undefeated, as well as cap- turing the Big Nine Championship. The key to success was a balanced team featuring a fine running and passing attack, together with a staunch defense. Throughout the year it was the pinpoint passing of quarterback Ron Anhorn, and elusive running of Terry Brown, Tim Baxter, Larry Diggins, Tom Folke- stad, and Lyle Cline which spearheaded this year's of- fense. Limiting a total of only 58 points being scored against the Packer defense, much credit is due to Larry and Terry Maus, who were selected to the All-State team this year as defensive tackles. Rochester 6, Austin 20 The season's opener found last year's co-holders of the Big Nine title clashing on a rainsoaked field at Austin. Rochester was no match for the spirited Packer Northfield O, Austin 13 At Northfield the Packer offense failed to function as it did against Rochester. Lyle Cline scored both Austin tallies, however, while the defense also played a superb game. The score was Austin 13, Northfield O. Albert Lea 13, Austin 28 Albert Lea tumbled 28-13 in an offensive display of power. Ron Anhorn's pinpoint passing and Larry Dig- gins fine running spearheaded the offense. Winona 6, Austin 33 A big, tough Winona outht fell 32-6 as Austin again showed offensive explosiveness and a rugged de- fense, led by Larry and Terry Maus. 58 Red Wing 6, Austin 26 Homecoming found Red Wing on the short end of the score, 26-6, as Austin, behind Ron Anhorn's pass- ing and a superb team defense, told the story. Owatonna 7, Austin 32 At Owatonna Austin played its finest game of the season, resulting in an explosive 32-7 victory. Mike Marienau scored on an 80-yard pass interception, Tim Baxter and Lyle Cline also scored on long runs. In the line, it again was Larry and Terry Maus and Jim Miller. Mankato 12, Austin 14 Mankato threw a scare into the Packer eleven, Aus- tin eventually winning after scoring two quick touch- downs. Faribault 7, Austin 34 In closing the season, Austin bowed out as the Big Nine Champions should, with a decisive 34-7 victory over Faribault. Coach Art Hass' Packers were rated first in the state by the St. Paul Pioneer Press following their outstanding SGCJSOTT. Season's Record Austin Rochester Austin Northfield Austin Albert Lea Austin Winona . Austin Red Wing Austin Owatonna Austin Mankato Austin Faribault 2,f,, 1j, .. , ff F? ,ifzfwf S QU. , X g X I . i u X i -N, ,, if 51 3 5 ,,.,,ff! f 1323, 7? Q 41 5: FRONT ROW Woessner Crane Novak Wtlcox Louk Vllt Watts Farrell Peterson Thompson Oltphant ROW 2 Wead Hagstrom Page Wlllmont Carroll Kelly Lecakns Laflerty DeFor Heard Rabe Stern Golberg Booher ROW 3 Coach Cltne Runqulst Stevens Collette Dauer Vnlt Jones Glynn Smtth Kramer Jacobson Coach Bergeson ROW 4 Faber Holmes Mtckelson Barley Draheum Carney Tmderholt Bulger Squad Ends Season wlth 5 2 Record Austun Hugh s B squad football team coached by Hal an dumpmg the Austtn grudders twlce Bergeson and Robert Clune stresses fundamentals and Headlng the attack was the elusive runnlng of thus develops potenttal A squad maternal Charles Drahelm fullback Ron Hagstrom and Jnm Fmushmg the season wuth a respectable 5 2 record Kramer halfbacks plus a strong forward wall sparked they posted vlctorles over Rochester Albert Lea Owa by John Glynn and John Novak tonna Lyle and Farlbault Twnce Albert Lea succeeded ,ff 60 DO YOU UNDERSTAND T I 9 asks Coach Hal Bergeson of Ron Hagstrom John Glynn John Novak an Chuck Drahenm coach and team plan strat e Y rg , , la! 4 A-. L I 3 7 , ' I , V 1 V . M A. , 5 f W O - l - I . . I . . ' ' 1 I 1 I I I I I - ' I , - ,I ,giiflft QS, 3751 H ' H s. , d ' , as , 5 g . W 3 CL, 4 l I bt, lf, ll' IYJ 'S-Q ' BSQUAD FRONT ROW Shatek Murphy Wlcox Hagstrom DeFor son Dauer Stern B ke Holmes Morrell Booher Galberg Tnder Kelly Lawson Chrz ROW 2 Stevens Bgork Vult Drahenm Page holt Nelson Bulger Kull Glbertson Anderson Robe Smuth ROW 3 Manager Jacob B Squad Ends Season with I I 3 Record Coach Oscar Haddorffs Bsquad cagers ended theur successful season late an February wuth an over all record of 11 3 A talented team wnth a lot of determunatton marked thus years sophomore cagers who promnse to de velop unto f1ne A squad material Wuth no lndrvldual scoring stars this was a well balanced team wnth all boys contrtbutmg greatly to the successful season The B squad games provnded excntement and entertain ment before the A squad clash There was consnstent scornng from center Duck Golberg forwards Bull Booher Dave Bulger and Ed Vtlt and guards Chuck Draherm and Mitchell Page who were the nucleus for this year s B squad Season s Record Austm s Score Opponent Opponent s Score Rnchfleld Blue Earth Rochester Albert Lea Mankato Owatonna Farubault Robbmsda le Albert Lea Rochester Northfleld Red Wang 30 Mnnnetonka DRAHEIM ATTEMPTS rump shot as Bulger and Booher awat e bound Red Wng s Lundqu st attempts to block shot -Qs 7 41 ................ ' ......,.......... 23 33 ................ ................ 1 5 41 ................ ..4............. 3 7 28 ................ ...........,.... 3 5 58 ..............,. Winona .................. 49 29 ................ ...,............. 2 8 39 ,........ 4...... ............... 3 2 31 ................ ' ................. 23 43 ................ ' .............. 34 33 ................ ............... 3 4 38 ................ ................ 2 O 35 ................ ................ 1 9 46 ..,............. ' ................ 29 ASQUAD FRONT ROW Butler Johnson Longeberg Krueger Mor enou CI ne Schumacher ROW 2 Man ager Schmleder Reed Kezor Bulger Goodwn Mller Berven Deon Campbell Manager Johnson Basketballers Capture Bug Nine Title MIKE MARIENAU Austn guard grabs loose boll from Wes Bray Rochester Wuth elght returnung Iettermen and ample help from the 195758 Bsquad Coach Ove Bervens quunt opened the season wlth a 56 48 vnctory over Rnchtleld As the season progressed Austnn notched vnctornes over Blue Earth and Rochester However on Dec l2 at Albert Lea Paul Wllkes Tngers handed Austun a one polnt upset The team got back on the victory trawl by defeat mg Wnnona then edged Hlbbmg by a one ponnt margnn IH a thrall packed game Austin outscored Mankato Owatonna and F rnbault cl shootsng match squealced by Robbunsdale ln showdown return game between Austnn and Albert Lea the Packers came out on top more than makung up tor the lone defeat handed them prevlously Austln got by a rugged Rochester team and also defeated Northheld and Red Wlng to clinch the Bug Nfnetntle The Scarlets regular season came to a close with a defeat by a tlred up Mnnnetonka team Feb 27 62 , 'ti f L . - tl A R if f A 31 l I' c . x 5 . f 'S ' 5 ' l r . 1 A t i 1 t K , Z A , x Q . , 2 , , , , t , i , . I . O O D , l - , , , a ' , an , in a ' , ' . a , . 551 W QA TOM KEZAR ollstote guord fghts for rebound n Red Wng JERRY GOODWIN looks for o receiver os he hauls down rebound game du g wh ch he sco ed 36 po nts Northfeld go e UP AND IN Jo n D on Pucker f crd ps one n for e S R d Scurlets cause ago nst Owoton cz eason S ecor Austm s Score Opponent Opponents Score Rnchfleld Blue Eorth Rochester Albert Leo Wnnono Hlbbmg lvtonkoto Owotonno Forrboult Robbmsdole Albert Leo Rochester Northheld Red Wang Mmnetonko 6.5 tusr, 3 4' ral QQ FIGHTING FOR REBOUND during Blue Earth tilt are John Dean and Tom Berven, while Lyle Cline and Clayton Reed await out- come. MIKE MARIENAU drives through Al- bert Lea defense to effect a iump shot. Consistency Marks Starting Five One of the reasons for the success of the Austin basketball tearn was the stability of the tive starters, as well as ot the reserves. All of the members were fine shots and fought hard when the chips were down. John Dean was considered as the team's best de- fensive rebounder, getting admirable support from Jerry Goodwin. Junior Clayton Reed fought hard and kept up the spirit. Tom Kezar was an excellent shot and a tough rebounder. Mike Marienau was also a time shot, as well as a good ball handler. LYLE CLINE drives through Albert l.ea's Dave Olsen for a lay-up. CLAYTON REED attempts to block Dave Odle's pass, as Jerry Goodwin anticipates throw to Owatonna's Dave Lundquist. District, Regional Tournament Record Austin's Opponent's Score Opponent Score 73 District Albert Lea . . . . . . 37 81 Freeborn . . . . . 53 86 Regional Caledonia . . . .. . 7l 72 Winona . . . . . 44 COME AND GET lTl teases Mike Marienau, Austin guard, as Winona's Harders and Lieberman try in vain to steal ball, while Clayton Reed awaits possible pass play. Packers Again Cop Region One Championship Coach Ove Berven's Packers represented Region One in the state high school basketball tournament after defeating Albert Lea and Freeborn for the District Two title, then Caledonia and Winona for the regional crown. ln the first round of district play, Austin defeated Albert Lea by a stunning 73-37 score. The Packers featured outstanding defense to eliminate the only team in the Big Nine which had dealt them a loss in regular season play. The District Two basketball title remained the prop- erty of the Packers following an 81-53 verdict over Freeborn, A scrappy Caledonia quint also fell before the Scar- lets, as All-State guard Tom Kezar hit 32 points, lead- ing the Packers to an 86-7l victory. Austin then walked over a fighting Winona squad, 74-42, to represent Region One in state tourney play and to defend its state title won in '58. HOOK SHOT artist John Dean displays his perfected style against Caledonia in first round of regional play. Cale- donia's Gavin Grab at- tempts to block shot. JERRY GOODWIN lumps high to clean the boards for the Packers, out- reaching Albert Lea's Tom Benson. Watching the rebounding action are the Tigers Oli- phant and Austin's John Dean. 65 B.H. HILL, tary of the High School third place State guard John Dean executive secre- Minnesota State League, presents trophy to All- Mike Marienau, and All-State guard Tom Kezar, Packers Take Third Place in State Tourney The Packers started out tournament play by de- feating Hawley 62-57. The little Hawley team, unde- feated in 23 starts, were scrappy and dead shots, but the Packers' rebounding and shooting ability prayed fatal to the Nuggets. Wayzata slipped past the Packers 55-52 in a close game when Austin apparently had trouble settling down, Control of the game was gained by the Troians when they stole the ball twice in a row for two easy baskets, The Packers redeemed their honor by defeating a scrappy North St. Paul team 70-47 for a third place in the tournament. Austin guards Tom Kezar and Mike Marienau were named to the All-State tournament team for their fine shooting, accuracy and precision playing. State Tournament Record Austin's Opponent's Score Opponent Score 62 . .. . . . Hawley . . , 57 52... ...Wayzata..,... H55 70 .. ... North St. Paul ... .. 47 ALL-STATE GUARD Tom Kezar rescues ball headed out of bounds fron' Wayzata's Winkler 122' and Zitzlcft. JOHN DEAN FIGHTS for the rebound in tournament play for third against N. St. Paul. Behind Deon is Larry Hansen, while Harold Wil- son 43 and Don Arlich 153i attempt to block. WRESTLING TEAM, FRONT ROW: Averbook, Houff, Brimacomb, True, Scott, Blowers, Sheller, ROW 2: Baxter, Hardy, Flaherty, Diggins, Maus, Carney, Lichty, Jacobson. ROW 3: Hanson, And- ' 4. erson, Lewis, Sparks, Bolles, Shaman, Bellrichard, DeFor, Wolfe, Nelson, McAlister, Lafferty. 46 of 48 Matches Won b Five A. . S. Grapplers Under the supervision of Coach Sky Wilcox and Assistant Coach Sig Qvale, three seniors and two iun- iors led the wrestling team to a three, five and two record, winning 46 of 48 regular season matches. Joe Hardy, Terry Maus, and Dick Brimacomb finished the season undefeated, while Larry Diggins and Tim Baxter were each handed single defeats. Other members of the team were Art Averbook, Brian Bellrichard, Jim Blowers, Leslie Flaherty, Clayton HoulT, Wayne Scott, ing a 2-I decision. Byron Sheller, and Tom True. Although the A-squad will lose five seniors, it can expect help from several B lettermen - Larry Kramer, Mike Lewis, Allen Lichty, Bruce MacLaren, and Dave McAlister. Terry Maus was voted honorary season captain by his teammates. Honored as outstanding wrestler was Dick Brimacomb, whose name will be placed on the trophy. Season's Record Austin's Opponent's WAYNE SCOTT rides opponent score Opponenl Score in a meet with Stillwater, los- 21 ...... Albert Lea ..... 21 I5 ...... Albert Lea ..... 23 I9 ...... Faribault .. .. 25 I4 ...... Mankato . . . . 27 22 ...... Northfield ...... 23 I4 ...... Owatonna ..... 32 28 ...... Rochester . . . . I4 29 ...... Rochester . . . . I6 24 ...... Stillwater ...... 22 28 ...... Winona ....... 23 Total: 2 l 4 WINNING H I S MATCH against II2 pound Stillwater op- Total: 2l9 ponent is Austin's Dick Brimacomb. 67 Flve Matmen Qualify for LOCAL GRAPPLERS WHO QUALIFIED for the state wrestltng meet were Terry Maas and Larry Dlggrns kneeling and Joe Hardy Duck Bnmacomb and Tum Baxter standnng wrestlrng meet wtth Coach Sky Wtlcox are Joe Hardy Tum Baxter Duck Brrma comb Terry Maus and Larry Dugguns 68 PREPARING FOR STATE COMPETITION, Joe Hardy and Tim Baxter practice the pinning combination known as the cradle. State Tourney Wtnntng drstruct tttles for Austun were Maus Hardy Dtgguns and Brumacomb whsle Blowers and Baxter placed second followed by Tom True and Leslne Flaherty who placed tlnrd Fnve of the sux boys who entered regtonal com petutuon advanced to the state meet Hardy Dnggrns and Brnmacornb placed first Baxter and Maus second Hardy and Brlmacomb placed tltrrd ID the state wrnntng consolatnon rounds after dropping quarter tlnal matches Maas after wtnnnng hrs Hrst match was forced to wntltdraw from further com petntuon Baxter and Dnggnns tailed to place 4 0 0 K ll Q . ' I I U I tg I It . . . , ,, E O . . j 7 G 1 . Q L . . I . I 1 i i CHECKING PAlR1NGs for the state If I ,fm 'fl an , , . f, T ' I , , 4 tx K-Q., . z E ax' yt at wrt T, 'W SWIMMING TEAM FRONT ROW Good at e Rathk Do ady No ak Manage Rohde Motso Shank land Well ann Fshe ROW TWO Maq esen Mckelso Harson Pckett K ck Ren Ile Nybo Maloney Bonnes Spah H ck Local Relay Teams Set New Pool Records The AHS swrmmlng team coached by Verne Olanpa closed nts l958 59 season wnth a record of four wlns and flve losses During the season the tankers suc ceeded nn breakung pool records an both the freestyle and medley relays The freestyle relay consisted of Lynn Renvllle Terry Weber Bob Shankland and Brran Rathke Paul Muckelson Fred Wellmann Dave Marquesen and Bill Spahn compnsed the medley relay As a whole the team was the strongest produced here rn the last few years because of the number of returmng lettermen Bull Spahn excelled In the freestyle MAINSTAYS OF SQUAD clude Da e Ma quesen backstroke butte fly nd vdual medley a d medley relay Jm Matson dn er B ll Spahn events whale Dave Marquesen was strong IH the back stroke and butterfly Fred We-llmann and Glen Krnck were strong contenders an the conventuonal breast stroke and Jtm Mattson and Gary Harrison showed up well rn dnvmg Lettermen graduatung are Howard Nybo and Russell Maloney Returnlng lettermen Include co captanns Bull Spahn and Dave Marquesen Bob Shankland Lynn Renvulle Glen Krrck John Novak Bruan Rathke Duck Schlencher Terry Weber Paul Mrckelson Fred Well mann .llm Mattson Gary Harnson and Tom Dormady feestyle eve ts relays Glen K ck lOOyd co e tonal Season S Record Austms Score Opponent Opponents Score Rochester Stnllwater Wlnona St Thomas Shattuck Wnnona Rochester St Louus Park Rochester 74V2 28 Trtangular Wunona 36V2 69 l , n, ern . r n, 5 ri , - . nv ni . ' -4 25 ......... .......,.... 6 1 G 67 ......... ' ............ 19 ,L ' 2 .T 42 ....,.... shanuck .......l.... 44 Q f 3 53 ......... ' ........ .....33 ,. 60 ....,l.,. , ..... 26 ' 40 ........l ........... . 46 , ' . 50 .....,.., ' ....,...,.... 36 5 33 ........, ....6....... 5 3 ' V 3l ,........ . ' ...... .. 55 6 5 y 6 y - ....... xl., I. - ....6.. SWIMMERS SELECTED FOR STATE Include Wellmann Rathke Mar quesen Mattson Shank land seated Renvulle Weber Spahn Mlckel son Nybo standing BILL SPAHN who placed fifth In state competltton In the lO0 yard freestyle shows startnng form K3 al Spahn, Medley Relay Place In State Meet In the triangular meet at Winona wnth Rochester and Wunona the local tankers placed mne men un mdlvudual events Renvulle Shankland Spahn Rathke and Weber nn son and Nybo lO0 yard backstroke and Jam Mattson duvmg These nme plus Wellmann who swam In the medley re lay advanced to the state meet held un Cooke Hall Um versuty of Munnesota In the finals won by Rochester wuth 50 parnts Spahn placed fifth un the 100 yard freestyle whale the AHS medley relay placed suxth 70 RECORD BREAKING RE LAY TEAMS Include Rathke Weber Shank land Renvllle freestyle team back row Spahn Marquesen Wellmann Mlckelson medley lay front row . l I l ln' V '- Ml . A O 3 1 r 1 I l the freestyle events, Marquesen, lOO-yard butterfly, Mickel- , - 1 ' ' , A Yfsxi: f . 1 1 - ' 1 A 1 I 1 .' r - I f I - I :A ff' I . ' , re- X 0'- QI Wifi lun, un, Q FRONT ROW Schmleder Schumacher Rnchardson Neus Dahlbock Clnne Ste ens Slupe Brown ROW 2 Coach Seltz Kramer Marenau Boohe Johnson Reed Folven Osborn Bumgarner Packers Make Eighth Straight Tltle Bud Sound defense solnd hnttmg cmd the steady pntchmg of Leon Johnson and Daryl Richardson compuled a rec ord of I7 2 during the 1958 baseball campaign Sharing Bug Nnne tntle honors wnth Mankato Coach Duck Seltz Packers gourneyed to the State Tournament for the eighth consecutuve season Throughout the season outflelder Make Marnenau led the Packer hntters wnth a 466 cltp besndes showung some outstandung defensive play The Packers defeated m only two games once by Mankato and once by Washburn un the State Tourna ment suffered both losses by the slum margm of l O In Dnstrnct play the Packers clobbered Adams l7 l whsle they defeated Albert Lea 3 2 as the Tugers showed deflmte Improvement over their showing during the regular season Rose Creek fell easaly ll l to put Austm an the Regnonal There successuve wms over Chatfleld I2 3 and Morrustown 15 O earne the Packer Nnne a State posmon agam With eleven lettermen returmng Coach Seltz has a nucleus for another fine team ALLSTATERS Daryl Rcha dson sho s Manly Osborn and Ter y Brown the correct way to throw a knuckle ball 71 X AD tx x ' Q A l lx K .4 ' tx- I 'S L' . 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Y . - L.:L VLL, y A, K as ,L , l 9 Q , 5, Season s Record Austm Austnn Austnn Austun Austin Austin Austm Austm Austm Austnn Austun Austnn Austin Austin Austm Austun Sprung Grove Albert Lea Mason Crt Winona Mankato Rochester Mason Cnty Owatonna Red Wang Albert Lea Rochester DISTRICT Adams Albert Lea Rose Creek REGIONAL Chatfield Morrnstown STATE TOURNAMENT Austin Austun Austin 72 Mpls Washburn Munneota Little Falls TALKING OVER TEAM STRATEGY are Lyle Clune Daryl Rnchardson and Terry Brown MANLY OSBORN GETS FEEL of bat at practice Packers Trlumph wlth State Consolation Tltle ln the first game of the State Tourney Austm suffered defeat l O at the hands of Munneapolus Washburn Lack of clutch hnttnng was the cause of defeat How ever a 7 6 vlctory over Mnnneota ln the consolatnon semzflnals looked promusmg The consolatuon champuon shap was packed oft with o 16 l trouncmg over Lnttle LEON JOHNSON Packer hurler shows how he delivers his side orm putch DARYL RICHARDSON State pltcher worms up before practuce BOB DAHLBACK slaps ball to left Held rn game against Albert Lea Falls Daryl Rrchardson patched In all three tourney contests thus gaming hum an All State selectuon Terry Brown sophomore Packer catcher was also named to the All State squad for has flne hnttung and defensnve play Manly Osborn lnflelder was another Packer to be honored as an All State selectaon xiii' J-19' 73 0 Q 0 0 , . 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X 'A l 4 , All- FRONT ROW Mgr Watts Wollenberg Louk Wlcox Hagst om B Vlt ROW2 C Drahenm Golberg Stnlwell E Drahenm Bugge Booher Douer E Vnlt B Squad Chalks up Llndefeated Season The Austnn Packer B squad baseball team coached by Gordon Lonnnng tlnnshed the T958 campangn un defeated nn enght games Throughout the season commented Coach Lonn mg thns squad dnsplayed effort whnch featured tlne pntchnng and solnd hnttnng Lyle Clnne and Don Stnlwell carrned the pntchnng chores whnle Clnne Ed Drahenm Ronald Hagstrom Jnm Lastnne Dave Neus and Warren Wollenberg were the leadnng hntters The hnghlnghts of the season were two trnumphs over Mason Cnty and two over Rochester BILL BOOHER and Ed Vnlt dnscuss whnch bat they wnll use th s year MARVIN DAUER Packer first baseman awa ts throw from team mate 74 ED VILT and Ronald Hagstrom get nn shape for the begnnn ng of the season Season s Record Austnn s Score Opponent Opponents Score Mason Cnty B Wnnona Rochester Mason Cnty B Rose Creek e Rochester n . 15 ........ ' ....... 4 10 ........ ' ............ 6 l2 ........ Mankato ........... 2 24 ........ ........... 2 9 ........ ' ........ 5 A ' V f 21 ........ ....... . . O ' I A 3 ........ Lyl .............. . 2 ' i . i A IO ........ .......... 2 -.ru T W 1 5 FRONT ROW LaVlne Schick Wrlght LeBarron ROW 2 Krueger Berven Phelps Klement Berven Makes State The Austm tenms team coached by Bull Lewns had a very successful season wsth a young but eager squad Having only one letterman returnmg Wally Kle ment and not havnng a sensor on the squad Coach Lewls was pleased wlth thus years showlng The net ters were paced by Tom Berven Doug Wnght and Wally Klement throughout the year Tom Berven after wnnnlng the Dustrnct 2 smgles title advanced to the reguonal There Tom took second and was Aus tlns flrst tennis representatlve In the St e Tournament Lettermen returnmg were Berven Wnght Kle ment John Dean Lance LaVune and Bull Krueger Season s Record Austm Austm Austm Austm Austm Austm Red Wang Mankato Wnnona Faribault Albert Lea Rochester TOM BERVEN represented the Austm tenms team un the State Tournament markmg the first tlme an AHS netter has gamed a state berth 5 is gs- 7 M n 1 . 1 a a 1 ' .......... 8 ' .......... l Austin .......... 7 Owatonna .......... 2 ' .......... 2 ........... 7 ' .......... 7 ' ........,... 2 ' .......... 4 ' ........... 5 ' .......... 2 .......... 7 T ' .......... 4 .......... 5 l 7 lt pu 1 ig -5 lllllll Q 8817 ' PQI Y up l All FRONT ROW Hubmer Adams Hardy Balley Smalley ROW 2 Dudycha Hmes Farrell McDonald John son Gamez II CHARLIE GAMEZ member of the mule relay team outdnstances lws opponent RON FARRELL, TIM BAXTER, Karen Smalley and Allen Barley members of the 880 relay team pose for a qurck shot before a meet 76 Cmdermen Excel In Coach John Saarl Austin track team started nts suc cessful season wrth a 72V3 4526 vnctory over Albert Lea Austln won the Dustrxct 2 txtle this year as It has done for the past three consecutnve seasons Throughout the season the Packer cundermen had many outstanding stars Tum Baxter placed flrst nn the lOO yard dash In the reglonal to quallty for the state meet Roger Voss hugh lump John Hardy 440 yard dash and Don Hubmer 880 yard dash were also state meet entrres Graduatuon clalmed such letterrnen as Roger Voss John Hardy Ron Farrell Don Hubmer and Allen Barley 15 -a ' 4 , .sg , .X on X 'if' ' A V V 0 I A :J E' ,M --l - I . 5 4 l N J ' 41, A 4 l A . I, , F ,gal 1 F N , ., . -r 'h , ir A . l Q 4 A' I W ,, H V. , ' ' Q 41' A - . 5 A V N ll , . O O ,5'TTa',LT vi g 3 ' - 1 l I I I ' I U ti 71, RON ANHORN takes hurdle un the reg oncul meet Season s Track Meets Season s Record Austun s Score 72W 5726 lsecond placel 2 Ceughth placel '2 Ctltth placel 7 A Cflrst pacel 26 fthurd placel Opponent Albert Lea Rochester Mankato Owatonna Glenvulle Sprung Valley Stewartvulle Carleton Meet Falcon Relays Bug Nune Meet Albert Lea lDustruct 2 Meetl Glenvulle Elkton LeRoy Rochester CRegton l Meetl Farubault Albert Lea Northfield Glenvulle Opponent s Score 4596 68V3 QSV3 56 TIM BAXTER ho ds baton to Ron Farr l n ther 880 ya d elay 'J 2...-. WAITING TENSELY s Ka on S alley as Allen Ba ley prepa es o pass the baton Records Set un Invutatuonal Dave Johnson 120 yard hugh hurdles John Hardy 440 yard dash Roger Voss Hugh uump Mule and halt mule records 77 M 'N A . 1 I , 9 59 :,Os 21 sb . ,, ,A 78V2 lflrst placel Pacelli llnvitationall 4l 'H f . 20 ,V iv W xl a ' I ' r rTt l Y Y 46 ' I r 13 ' 187 ' ' 8' I ' ' 70 ' ' G ' 30 9 5 . ' ' . 33 l ' ' 27 l v -I 24 I l A 20 ' l2 KNEELING Nelson Wrnght Jacobson Pnke Crane STANDING Konz Langberg Henmsness Baudler Knowl ton Hall Kezar Golfers Cop Bug Nlne Tltle Again The close of the l958 59 golf season found Coach Walt Lembckes Packer golf team Bug Nnne champnons agam Co captanns Bruce Hall and Jon Konz along wnth Tom Kezar Dowd Baudler Gary Knowlton and Ken Langeberg were the nucleus of thus years team ln the Dnstrnct 2 match wlth Albert Lea Bruce Hall Jon Konz and Ken Langeberg quolnfled for Reguonal play at Rochester Qualrfyung for the State Tournament was Bruce Hall who placed 4 strokes behund the leader wnth rounds of 78 74 Junnor Hugh Coach John Lnttle for the second sea son had a 30 man squad at Ramsey Golf course LINING UP A PUTT are Dave Baucller and Tom Kezar 4 9 6 Season s Record Austin s Score Opponent Mason Cnty Albert Lea Farlbault Mankato Rochester Owatonna Red Wnng Stlllwater Albert Lea Opponent s Score 4 4 t G . - X A - -rs Y 9 . I O 0 0 , . . . . . . , l I . y ' . l l f I8, ................. ' ................ 32 242 .................. ................ 2 67 .................. 253 Mankato .................. 253 228 .................. .................. 2 50 3l .................. ................. 3 I6 315 .................. ................ O 3 ' ................. 32l ' .......,.......... 3ll 22 ................. . ................ 233 TOUGH LUCK os .Ion Konz misses c short putt whsle Bruce Hall Tom Kezor and Dowd Bcudler look on TALKING OVER strategy ore two hopeful sophomores Clayton Puke and Ken Longeberg LOOKING OVER THEIR Cord Offer G hot ler ond Tom Kezor FINDING HIMSELF IN one of mony tough sltuotnons ths year s m Kezor Hgurmg out thus one O CAPTAINS Bruce Hall ond on Konz end o successful season 79 I on 5 , ,W I I ,. .Wm,,.,,,4 f.. 4 f round ore Bruce Holl, jon Konz, Dovid Boud- . Id, I V A i. . I A i' A -, l 1 .411 'A :la ' ' i i To C - .1 fu 64 Symbols of Kindness The pin and guard - an outward symbol of achievement in a club - signifies an award earned for outstanding ability and hard work. Striving to analyze ourselves, we, as individuals, participate in club meetings, where we encounter students with -F similar interests and also develop an increased understanding of them as fellow members. Clubs help to complete our social life by providing us with many memorable experiences. The Latin Club Slave Auction, the breaking of the Spanish Pinata at Christmas, and the SFC Sock Hop.are among our most cherished memories. Patience and Duty .sq I . '55 X bark 1 .-93 fx FRONT ROW Eblen Wulluams Hall Madson Baldner Jacobson Spahn Booher Vulf D Wrught R Wrught KenTTa ROW TWO J Hall Hoeper Young B Berven ROW FOUR Maruenau Bulger Reed T Berven Pucketf WaTT BuTler SpeTen BuTorac ROW THREE FollmesTad B Hall Councul Struves to Develop Character STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS Sully Kenna Bruce Hall Joan Johnson and Doug Wrught duscuss The pep fesT schedule for The school year STruvung To develop choracTer Through The occepTonce of responsubulny dehnes one of The molor oums of The STU denf Councul Composed of 27 members The councul represents The PREPARING ROOM ASSIGNMENTS for The SToTe STudenT Councul Convenfuon held aT Austun Thus yeor are sophomore councul reDresenTaTuves Judy Hoeper Bull Booher Jone Young ond Lundc Eblen 82 --'ff' MEN. enTure senuor hugh sTudenT body The rcsulTs of The sprung el cTuon were os follows Doug WrughT presudenT Bruce Holl yuce presudent Solly KenTTcu secreTary Joon John son Treasurer Actung os The hosT To The SToTe STudenT Councul Con venTuon held Nov 6 7 ond 8 was The hughlught of The yeor for The STudenT Councul STudenT commuTTees under general chourmon Shoron Modson orgonuzed ond plonned The enTure convenTuon ,Rr ' uf DVB 3 I Tx -N 3 1 T T T T T T T T 'T . ' T , ' . 4 I - 1 I f - f 3 J T T T . T I T O 0 i I r T X- - T T T ' I T I ' , . T - T T T - T T ,, E x I 5 T ' T, ff, T T T . , I T, I BACK AT SCHOOL ofter his summer IH Germony os on exchonge stu nt Ston Puckett s Img os 0 woys returns to hrs school octnvntues A F S Promotes World Understanding and Frlendshlp Amerncon teenogers represent thenr school com munrty ond the Unuted Stotes os o whole when they luve wnth forengn tomnlues tor sux to seven weeks durung the summer Europe-on teenogers represent their stmnlor focets when they spend the school yeor In the Unnted Stotes Itvnng wnth on Amerlcon tomnly Klell Encksson from Norwoy ts the AHS exchonge student thus yeor whale Austtns Ston Puckett spent lost summer un Germony Promotung world understondung ond trlendshup IS the purpose of the Amerucon Fneld Servlce Progrom CAPS Thus protect as sponsored by the Student Councnl Students opply for the summer octtvntues ID the toll ond the results ore onnounced loter tn the yeor SHOWING KJELL ERICKSSON techniques of o tovortte Arnenccnn postume golf ns Jon Konz WORKING WITH OTHER students helps cxcnonge student Klell Erlcksson leorn more ln ut our country K Sully Kentto ond Stan Puckett prepore for the Stote Student Councnl Conventlon -,,,,,.......---' de, ' , miA l- ,I o Q Q O O O , - . , , W . . . A A I lv - . . ., . 1 ' , 1 oo 4 ell, ' , I lf'I.l I Slaves Become LARRY KRAMER DOESNT seem to be too happy about being a Latun slave as he unhappnly carrles Karon Rec for s books WALKING TO ONE of the Latln Club meetings are flcers Chuck Grose Nancy Jordon and Bob Dlstad 45 oi., Q Masters During the Saturnalua a December testlval whuch honors Saturn god of seedtume and harvest the slaves become masters for a day A mock kung who chooses hls own queen as elected from among the slaves to presude over the feast Other events that take place during the year are the Roman vveddrng pencil sales nnstallatnon of om cers and the funeral of the Pontmflx Maxxmus Latrn Club IS one of the largest and most actlve clubs ID school Its aclvuser IS Mnss Margret Scarse-th FRONT ROW Lewuson Louden VandeGrsft Johansen Thompson Handeland ROW TWO Carroll Meter Wangen Maston Waller ROW THREE Torfln Weber Kramer Brndgeman 84 FRONT ROW Wussow Sanford Anhorn Chambers Hall Garbisch Wescott Bulger Louk Hanson DeVaney Mohn ROW TWO Cook Sibbers Zrucky Butorac Bergdale Boettcher Thatcher Schleuder Tefl Christoflerson Kellogg Sitz ROW THREE Rector Jordan Harris Moucha Runquist Flitton Tinderholt Hockett Stevens Inger soll ROW FOUR Averbook Brimocomb Distod Burton Krueger Highum Gaines Gendler Cerny Wolf Schleuder R Wright ROW FIVE Grose Johnson Glynn Hook Tor-ihave Haack Dalager Kaufmann D Wright Roman Senate Presldes Over Latin Club Receiving the gold plated service pin and being given the title of Amicus Populi Romani lFriend of the Roman People is the highest reward an AHS Latin Club member can achieve By working up the ladder from being a slave to plebeian and finally patncuan one can achieve the highest rank Slave auctions held in October start the years FRONT ROW Johnson Treuter Streeter Rodahl Laine Anderson Fawver Eblen Hoeper Hanson Sanford Martin Downing Lemrnerman Heard Heuton Hardy ROW TWO Sibbers J Arney Wuertz Butorac Taylor Larson Kentta Twiggs Finbraaten Lieslce THREE Olson Fogdall Young Hastings Simonson Apold Anderson Hulet Grundy Legried Anderson VandeGrift Backlund King activities Only full fledged Roman citizens may buy slaves Emancipation of the slaves is a classroom procedure carried out in each Latin I class The Roman Senate holds several sessions a year during which meetings are planned money ns ap propriated and club policy is decided Kirchdoerfer Anlceny Nerness Madson Kentta Haase Stephenson ROW FOUR Johnson Radlce Attlesey Christiansen Schneider DeRase Aughey Golden Butler Lund Michie Warmonen Walrath N Arney Carll ROW FIVE Koutz Rohde Henrlclns Dean lvluclcel Laflerty Havener 85 0 O . I I I - I . - . . , Lewison, Patient, Molde, Sarnan, Williams, Delaney, Williams. ROW san, McGrath, Hartz, MacLaren, Hagstrom, Novak, Davis, Spurgeon 2 . , . I f ,, ' I v w e A LI .'L A I Sn 'JS ' ' 'I-li, 1 I if l - 3. , A y . I . 3 irlfllnlluls-- FRONT ROW Ullond Maxwell Hall Roush Pollng Sovlch Znemer Nelson Berhow Rabldeau ROW 2 Dvorak Schmneder Anderson Comm Wandas Lleslxe Sorensen Zeller Averbook ROW 3 LaVlne Beadle Flaherty Jacobson Houston Grose Ashton Franlcson Davison Mattson ROW 4 Morgan Erncksson Bamley Haack Johnson Kehret Worlem Faber Langeberg Anker German Club Awards Pms Deservnng German Club members are rewarded wnth silver pens shaped luke Stems on award mght whlch us held In the sprung Actnvmes range from the annual November talent show to the tradntuonal CARE ofle-rung at the Chrnst mas party and the potluck supper sn the sprang Gemufllchlcuut lgood wall among me-mbersl IS o of the mann purposes of the German Club advnsed by Mrs Gerta Barrett 86 PREPARING THE PROGRAM for the commg year s tlvutues are German Club ofllcers Bob Wrnght Bob Anker Lynda Comm and Bernie Kehret ENTERTAINING AT ONE of their Club meetings are German Club members Phil Johnson Phyllns Roush Pat Maxwell Charles Grose Marsha Sorenson and Bruce Tate HANGING UP THE PINATA before the traduhonal Spanrsh Club Chrlstmas party are oftlcers Jeanne Armstrong Marge Schmudt Gaul Johnson and Karen Schuster IS EVERYTHING HERE? ask Lucy Bell and Kent Sterltng as they return from a Spamsh Club scavenger hunt FRONT ROW Bell Brand Schuster Haltom Bencken dorf Hogan S Tomhave Allen Lahann Wasko ROW 2 Johnson Traft Schmrdt Armstrong Chrlstuanson Tverberg De Rose Paulson Maxfleld Ntelsen K Tam have Nargan ROW 3 Curtin Peters Kirkwood Mor Festlvltles HI hllght Gaunnng addntlonal socuol and cultural knowledge of people In Spanush speoknng lands IS the reward of all members of the Spanlsh Club Thrs years oftlcers are as follows presudent Marge Schmudt vice presrdent Karen Schuster secretary Jeanne Armstrong treasurer Gall Johnson Each year the Spanush Club sponsors such actnvntres as a potluck dnnner at whuch new members are lnntlated at Christmas the Pasado lcorolungl and breaklng ot the Ptnata Chnl: Supper Loterna and Tango partnes rrson Muller Hockett Stilwell Olson Cody Schmidt Storry Hlghtshae ROW 4 Cllne Borden Howells Boyer Petersen Reed Berven Goodwin Schultz Maus Hanson Kruger Sterlmg Crane 87 H H 1 ID' 2 0 0 0 0 0 l O Q ' rlstlnas eaSOn X it Y . . . . . s A I . . l I ' 1 ' - ' , 7 , V K 'K f' l I . I . . . ,if f f - GIVING A HELPING hand to her Lzttle Ssster Julue Hanson IS Barbara Quarn The Bag and Llttle Slster plan ts new to SFC th s year ENJOYING GOOD FOOD and even better conversotnon dur :ng the traditional SFC sack lunch are members Karren Jacobson Margaret Schmidt and Lenoro Lawson 3 .--'- 88 Plcnlc Cllmaxes Year Semor Frnendshzp Club open to all gurls an grades t through twelve boasts a rnembershnp of over 300 gurls Socnally the club sponsors such actevltues as a rmxer a talk by the AHS exchange student lun nlght and WPA Week Clnrnaxung the year s social actuvnty as the annual plcnlc and unstallatlon of offcers One more acttvtty has been added to the SFC Calendar the Bug and Lnttle Slsters servlce protect Other protects In clude the Mother Daughter Tea and Style Show National Honor Socnety Teo Sensor Gurls Banquet guides on Back to S hool Nlght and Chrtstmas decoratlons LISTENING TO STAN PICKETT talk about the slzdes he took In Germany last summer IS lust one of the many Interesting meetings planned for SFC gurls S F C Encourages Servlce to School An electron In the sprung determnnes the eleven cobmet members representmg each grade who wall presude over SFC octlvltles for the followung year The selected cabmet members work to promote frnendshup and understondmg among senior hugh gurls Long hours and hard work are well rewarded through the gratitude of the SFC members ond the feeling of accomplush ment accompanylng each completed tosk ENJOYING ONE of the CCTKVIYIES of SFC Fun Nnght are Mum: Kentta and Mary Stevens RELATING HUMOROUS events of Bock to School Night are SFC gundes Mary Ann Attlesey and Karen SFC CABINET FRONT ROW Eblen Wllluams Sltz Boldner Berven Flfleld ROW TWO Jordan Young Wulllams Butoroc Carll Hoeper Speten 89 0 Q Q F o . Y . . . . Q L 4 f 'rl' Baldner. H S ' xc T .. Q Q -g F I 3 lik. HIY FRONT ROW D Wright Gendler Burton Johnson McFar ROW THREE L Maus Johnson Reed Nybo Krueger T Maus land .lepsen Zeller R Wright ROW TWO Brumacomb Cline Johnson Puckett Meland Fox Rush Schumacher Flutton Spahn Hall Portertield Folkestad Servuce Clubs Lend Helpung Hand to Everyone Gaunung a feeling of personal worth by lending a helping hand to others us the reward acquired by mem bers of HuY Library Service and Ushers Club Theur work helps to lighten the load of students at AHS Realuzung the importance at mauntaunung hugh stand ards the members of Hu Y try to create a Chrustuan at un special servuce prouects during the year to help attain thus goal When students are un doubt as to the location of books and magazines un the library they can always USHERS CLUB FRONT ROW Dvorak Peterson Vult Hall Petersen Lecakus ROW TWO Dewey Borden Booher Krueger Maus Lur tun ROW THREE Zutnak Ank r Hughum Schultz Ulland Boyer ROW FOUR Kaufmann Seuver Peterson Behrens Bye Nelson tind a cheerful library servuce gurl who us wullung to help them These gurls relunquush an hour of their time each day to lend assistance un the lubrary Checking books un and out wrutung library notices and preparing new books tor curculatuon are uust a few of their duties Ushers Club members distribute programs assust un tions at the hugh school However their maun servuce us perhaps even more important It us to represent the school un guvung a cheerful welcome to people ot the community who attend school actuvutues LIBRARY SERVICE CLUB SEATED D Peterson Wasko Baker Hayes Jernberg Zech STANDING S Peterson D Norman Morey Eng Ferguson E Norman Gunn 90 . 9 ' I L. - 5 3 0 O I - - I titude towards the people they meet. They participate seating people, and give directions during special func- , . ' Q I I A ,A-.QM . - lt If Club Members Learn Ph raphy as an art IS the purpose of the Camera Club advised by Mr G S Fogdall Members spend the meetung time studying picture composltlon use ot the light meter correct exposure tlme development of negatnves prlntlng and enlargement of the pnctures JOY BURDINE AND BETH POLING awolt results as they develop thetr latest prmts ENLARGING PICTURES IS one of the phases un learnlng photog raphy technlques Darrell Lrdburg Bull Dunsmore and Dale Clark POSITION negative In the carrxer otography as an Art twelfth grade students ns comprnsed ot thnrty students Photography ns a hobby stresses Mr Fogdall and as such provldes a student wrth many hours of enloyment as well as useful knowledge FRONT ROW Fenner Pol Ing Burdlne ROW TWO Peterson Dunsmore Hartz Clark Curtln Helland ROW THREE McDonald Schramm we X 'J . . A My .f X fc Learning to enioy the use of cameras and photog- The camera group including seventh through FRONT ROW Eagen Burunga Lau Tebay Pratt Hoag Danuel Benson Bell ROW TWO Levy Lerum Warrungton Cark Hunter Brandt Lee Larson Hoag ROW THREE Noble Wold Waters Fawver Kurth Rolfson Becker Correy ROW FOUR Bates Marquardt Stan key Braaten Schrafel Morrell Lughtly Hulluer Lonergan Graff To develop the finer qualutues of the natuons farmers us the purpose of the FFA Thus years officers are Dave Warrungton presu dent Paul Solu vuce presudent Larry Waters treas urer Doug Graff secretary and Charles Fawver reporter Don Rutland agruculture teacher advuses the club The FFA has a serues of ludgung teams whuch par tucupate un the dustruct and state ludgung contests AHS poultry ludglng team won the dustruct compe tutuon members were Larry Levy Doug Graff Thorton Pratt and Gary Clark All dustruct wunruers partucupated un the state contests whuch were held on the Saunt Paul campus May 3 5 POINTING OUT the good qualutues of a partucular sude of beet to thus years FFA meat uudgung team us Don Rutland advuser . F H A Develop Funer Qualutues The FHA also stresses the flner qualutues of the future cutuzens To apprecuate the uoys and satus factuons of homemakung us the purpose of the Future Homemakers of Ameruca Thus years presudent us Marne Anhorn Mrs Mor gan and Mrs Jacobson are the club advusers Members who are from the tenth through the twelfth grades meet each month Any member may attend the Dustruct FHA summer camp held at Brutt Munnesota Preparung tomorrowg homemqkerg to meet the PLANNING THE YEARS actuvuty schedule are the FHA officers challenges of The modern World us one Of the Karen Sumonsan Mary Stevens Duane Hall and Marue Anhorn FHA s mauor tasks FRONT ROW I Handeland Bell Carroll Johnson Louk Hall, Louden ROW THREE Allen, Krull, Young 92 5 1 1 1 1 1 1 , . : 1 1 l 1 1 1 1 , : 1 1 1 1 1 - 3 1 1 1 1 1 i . ' . . , , . fx 1' ,l . , . . ,X 11 sq 1 ' A K 1 . 1 l K 'Y I . A . I 1 ' 1 1 ' u , ' 5 . I , . . 2 , 1 1 1 1 ks..,L'g . . . il V. ., - 1 1 I ,f V , ff . , - L .. , su , . I I I W1 L 1 ' 'A . . . . ,157 . W l , . F F 0 ' 0 Q Q Q o o o . , . . . 1 , . , . . , , .. D . . 1 I . I . I , . 5 - 1 1 1 1 1 Johansen, Lewuson, Anhorn, Mohn ROW TWO Johnson, Martun, Carll, Molde, Harrus, H Handeland, Lund, Glover, Neubauer, Sumonson, Haase, Moucha, Stevens, Boettcher, FRONT ROW L Maston Beckel Hogan Lieske J Maston Nor gan Peters Nelson Lemmerman ROW TWO McFarland Zeller Curtin Fox Brown Krull Ma lerus Dvorak ROW THREE Averbook Anker Schultz John son Roseth Schumacher Thomp son Rademacher ROW FOUR Christiansen Kaufmann Spahn Clark Tamhave Blynn Grose Mitlyng Dewey Jr Academ Gains Knowledge of Science Striving to gain a greater knowledge of science and related activities the Junior Academy of Science car programs are incorporated with group discussions held by club members after the various speeches Among the representative guest speakers were Dr James Petter bro chemist at the Hormel Institute who spoke on Use of Radio Isotopes in Heart Research and Dr J C Todd of the St Olaf Hospital staff who gave an explanation of X rays The olhcers for this year are Charles Tomhave ILLUSTRATING BOYLE S LAW to members of the Junior Academy of Science are the club aflicers Danny Averbook Barb Lieske and Chuck Tomhave president Dan Averbook vice president and Barbara Lleske secretary treasurer Advising the club is Allan Monday night with membership open to all AHS stu dents from the seventh through twelfth grades Many ot the members have protects some of which are entered in the Regional and State Science Fairs Exemplnfying this years prolects are Dan Averbooks experiment on radiology and Roger Kehrets prolect on minerals EXAMINING HIS RADIOLOGY prolect for the Regional Science Fair is Danny Averbook senior member of the Junior Academy of Science 93 0 O O . . . . . 2 I . , F ries on an extensive guest speaker program. These Peters, AHS physics teacher. Meetings are held every If ' ' Il . . , , . y , . . . . , I G.A.A. Sponsors Homecoming Events Sponsoring Homecoming activities is one of the most important ac- tivities in which the Girls' Athletic Association engages. Committees are appointed to take charge of booster button sales, arrangements for the snake dance and bonfire, skit, and dance. The club, advised by Miss Mariorie Priester and Miss Janet Townsend and open to all girls from grades ten through twelve, meets every Thurs- day. Basketball, volleyball, and swimming are some of the sports in which the girls participate. Presiding over this year's rneetings are Maryan Williams, president, Mimi Kentta, vice-president, Karen Simon- son, secretary, and Georgia Sanford, treasurer, Big Nine Play Day, held in Mankato, was attended by local girls. Ten senior girls also attended Senior Play Day, hosted by Mankato State College. O 94 DISCUSSING THE MERITS of the C-.A.A. basketball program are iunior members Bonnie Michie, Sandra Thatcher, Ellen Butler, and Harriet Louk. ABANDONING SHIRTS and shorts, G.A.A. offi- cers Georgia Sanford, Mimi Kentta, Karen Simon- son, and Maryan Williams, garbed in skirts and sweaters, schedule the basketball tournaments. PREPARATION FOR STAGING the Homecoming Coronation assembly requires many hours of hard work. Natalie Arney, Anne Wescott, Sandy Hock- ett, and Kay Schleuder work with angel hair decorations. FRONT ROW Watson Kuntz Wobschall Brown Nelson Collette Wangen Lahann Robldeau ROW TWO Peter son Sovuch Twlggs Glover Chaffee Apold Wagand Zle mer Dankert ROW THREE Parsley Haldorson Arm strong Stern Paulson Halver son Aughey Kurchdoerter Clark Kelly FTA OFFICERS TAKE TIME out of their busy schedule to pose for a picture resldent Lorralne Stern vlce president Barbara Brown secretary Sondra Watson and treasurer Soma Gllbertson REVIEWING TEACHING PRACTICES through research are FTA members Sue Twnggs Elllne Kelly ond Barb Clark W F T A Studies Methods Furmshnng prospective teachers wtth the requirements and benefits of belng an Instructor as the purpose of the Future Teachers of America FTAS adviser IS Mr Ruchard Meyer The oftlcnals of the club are Lor rome Stern presndent Barbara Brown vtce presxdent Sondra Watson secretary and Santa GIlbSFTSOH treasurer Membership rs open to any student from the tenth through twelfth grade There are twenty tTve members Club acttvmes vary greatly The sale of candy the presentatnon of a slut porttctpotton an the state FTA conventuon and a trap to observe teachrng procedure at a college were some of the functuons supported by the group Students learn of new teachnng methods and helds open In the teach mg p ofessnon through guest speakers Through money rousing protects the club plans to gnve a scholarshrp to some deservmg student 95 0 O O Q F I V 1, I ,A - : r I 4 T ' . , 1 , .Ni P ' is Q , -Q A ' '1 xr , W e ,...T'T. PASTING UP THE Sentinel front page are Kathleen Streeter editor and Ruth Ann Haakenson co-editor Sentinel Product of Teamwork, Cooperation The Austin Sentinel our high school paper published every three weeks is the product of teamwork and cooperation Ednting the paper are students who have taken lournalusm the previous year This years editors Include Ruth Ann Haakenson and Kathleen Streeter co editors Maurene Usem feature editor Georgiann Ewoldt ex change editor and Gary Evenson sports editor The 'obs of the editors are tedious requiring a good deal of patience as well as talent and imagination Draw proofreading are a few of the duties which occupy these students time Journalism students provide the written material for the Sentmel The first attempts at creative writing are somewhat unorganized but after students learn the FRONT ROW Mellem Streeter Tyrer D Martin Fenner J Martin Davis Bulger Overby Lahann ROW TWO Ewoldt Usem Cook Ziemer McClary Jordan Quam Sattler Kume S Nelson ROW THREE Erickson Michie Lund Thatcher basuc structure of a good news story as well as review punctuation and usage the stories improve Later in the year when students have a more com plete knowledge of the mechanics of assembling the paper a cub edltnon is published by promising first year students who are chosen by the adviser to be editors for this Issue The Sentinel not only gives the entire student body a means of information but also provides accurate news representation of its activities and protects Providing which their writings can be presented is another duty performed by the paper lt is also an effective tool in promoting cooperation among the school community and home West Mltlyng Back Golden Rector ROW FOUR Schrnieder Scott McFarland Coumbe Evenson Johnson Hall Folkestad D Nelson Hightshoe ROW FIVE Malerus OBrien Ahern Larson Tomhave Hook Maus Konz Nemitz Pike 96 O O , - A 1 ' ing page layouts, assigning stories, editing copy, and the journalism students with an excellent instrument in , . . . . I I FOR MEMBERS OF THE AUSTINIAN STAFF workung and talking go hand an hand as they seek advnce from one another Georgla Sanford and Sue Fuscher work hard to meet the flnal deadline 3. X.. CROPPING PICTURES for openlng sectuon IS gust one of the manor tasks of edltors Sherrlll Nelson and Maryan Wllllams who must supervlse each sectlon of the book plan opemng and duvuslon pages and desugn the rover lngenult Hard Work Complete Austlnlan Working teverushly to meet deadlmes the members of the Austmlan staft use their sixth hour each day to plan layouts crop pictures write copy and do all the other necessary tasks vztal to the make up of a treas ured yearbook Sectnon edntors are chosen nn the sprung ot the prev: ous year through a series of tryouts The editor In chlef and her associate are chosen on the basus of their out standmg work on the book from that year Because the l958 Austmnan was rated as an All Amerucan yearbook the members of thus years stat? FRONT ROW Wlllrams Sanford Zlemer Nelson Schmldt Martun ROW TWO Carll Flscher Anderson Johnson West Nelson Attlesey Handeland ROW THREE McFarland had a greater responsnblluty ID makung theur book ex cutung and dnfterent as well as presenting an accurate hnstory of the 58 59 school year All work IS under the supervision ot the adviser Mrs Seltz lt ns through her guidance that the sectnons are completed and errors corrected Although the parnstaklng work requlres long hours and Involves dlsappolntments and often dlscourage ment In the publncatlon ot a yearbook all ns forgotten when the flmshed copy IS distributed and staff efforts are well recenved by students and teachers aluke Coumbe Hall Mltlyng Hook Tomhave Fox Folkestad Magerus 97 . I E . gr- , . , O O O I - 1 . . . , , V I - ' . . , l - , . . , , . , . z V I 1 I I 1 1 I 1 I r I z 1 - Z I uaic ana! rama Symbols That Surprise Greek mosques of tragedy and comedy, a flashing baton, a muted pitch pipe - such symbols are inherently associated with the dramatic and musical endeavors of our students. The hushed audience - listening in rapt attention to a touch- ing musical passage, an inspiring song, or the dramatic clash of brass instruments - little appreciates the long hours of tedious rehearsals in the artists' goal for perfection. The building of self-confidence and the fostering of creative ability are the individual rewards reaped by the conscientious student of the arts. Us with Joy or Tears Y I a B I 0 ...qu-u-.. if - ff 456 Q J 1 I . ,. 1 K x 359. Uk X W -- .-- . -1-A ..-M X, -I1 L . Tl: - , .. ,. ,1- .- -r-.- -- . -J . .. 'f , R. 'J 'W fx V. xtfq ll: D, h gg x, H ' -4 . 4, x f 3, . . lx , Q 99 FRONT ROW DeVaney M Wnllroms Sanford Maxwell Bocklund Fenner Sutz Bulger Wescott Haakenson Kentta ROW 2 Olson Krme Zlemer Cook Stephenson Arney Nelson Gorblsch Comm son Bergdale West Dunn Haase K Wnllrams Speten Lemrrerman Club Furthers Dramatl The Dnrk ond Bouble Club under the durectuon of Mass Ann Levorson provides nts members with dromotlc and speedw trornrng The club consists of last yeors Thesplan members rn oddmon to rumors cmd sensors ROW 4 Zeller Lawson Grundy Wrnght Dankers Tverberg Dellose Hockett Wandas Berven Zntnak Dalager ROW 5 McFarland Knudsen Tote Grose Wnedemann P Johnson Tomhave Bulger Fntton Burton R Johnson Slowlnskl Whutcomb c, Speech Tralnlng who passed tryouts eorller this yeor Ofllcers were Pat Tell presldent Vic Zeller vlce president Ruth Ann Haokenson secretory and Karen Wullroms treasurer BESEECHING CAROLYN RADKE who has befriended ham to serve as hls mother rs Ed Flrtton rehearsrng for The Old Lody Shows Her Medals 100 Teff, Hardy. ROW 3: Crump, Hegstad, Thompson, Troop, Christofler- E' , , . , ' ', ' A 0 O O . 1 . . . . I . 1 . I . - . . . , , Y . - , 1 I , - , . .i FRONT ROW Brand Lane Carlson Carothers Kentta Fawver Sanford Eblen Judy Anderson Cain ROW 2 McCoy Joanne Lar son Zrucky Ulland Young Thatcher Hoeper Molde Nybo Jane Anderson ROW 3 Youngman Lewison Prigge Arney Grimley Sub bers Kirkwood Slowrnski Taylor ROW 4 Kooy Vlasaty Lee Hastings Stevens Moucha JoAnn Larson Peters ROW 5 Christian sen Evenson Potter Muller West Henrucks Kautz Spurgeon Havener Thespian Members Stud Dramatlcs A more thorough knowledge of theatrical arts is the goal of sophomore students who pass try outs and gain admission into the Thespian Club Members of this organization under their ad vnser Frank Bridges learn the dramatic and EMPHATICALLY REHEARSING her lines as M. Roberts for The Doctor in Spite of Himself is Sue Hastings while Pete West and Elaine Ulland wait their turn. GAIL PETERS WATCHES as Marion Moucha rehearses her 'S lines over a telephone, the main prop used in the Thespian play, Sorry, Wrong Number, technical aspects of producing a play They also work to Improve their speech and develop their acting talents Thespian members are automatically eligible to loin the Dirk and Bauble Club during their tumor year Officers of the club were Jan Arney pres: dent Lynda Eblen vice president Mary Stevens secretary and Lynn Havener treasurer 101 QUIET FEAR covers the courtroom as Judge Hawthorne Bob Bulgerl GILES COREY S lArt Dalogerw plea for mercy IS denied by Deputy Reverend Hale lTom Zntnakt and Francus Nurse Marvun Slownnskul Governor Danforth lBob Anker as John Wrllard lBob Burtonl looks awout the trnal to begun Dramatic Students Take Prlde In Presentm WEEKS OF PRACTICE are requlred before The Crucuble c n be po duced Stan Puckett and Bev Nelson rehearse therr Innes utulxzlng thenr gestures 102 One of the famous Salem wttchcratt trrals was enacted nn the tragedy The Crucible The play featured the Importance of man s benng completely honest wnth hnmselt Thus play was the most chal lengnng dramatnc productuon which she has ever attempted at Austun Hugh stated lvlnss Cecnly Spauldung director Although the efforts expended by the actors were seen and apprecnated by the audnence applause was also due the hard work men and commuttee members The tollowung people were commrttee chanrmen for The Crucible I-larrlet Louk publrcuty Pegg: Bulger property and stage Sue Frscher costumes Duck Ulland lrghtnng and sound eftects Gretchen Lemmerman make up Natalue Arney Srgn Sztz Pat Maxwell Pat Tett Sandra Hackett and Judy Cook prompters I I I . On, 0 Q O O ' ll ' ll and time put in by the behind the scene chair- 11 - 11. - A - ' - , 2 ' , Q - ,, . ,, 3 Y - The Crucible FRIGHT COVERS the faces ol Ann Putnam ll.inda Camml, the Reverend John Hole 'Tom Zitnokl, Thomas Putnam 'Jim Cle- ment, and 'lituba Nancy Haosel, as they watch Betty Parris 'Maryan Williams, the bewitched niece ol the Reverend Parris. S-sa Cast Members Betty Parris Reverend Sommuel Parris Titubo Abigail Williams Susanna Wollcott Mrs Ann Putnam Thomas Putnam Mary Warren John Proctor Rebecca Nurse Giles Corey Reverend John Hole Elizabeth Proctor Francis Nurse Ezekiol Che-ever John Willard Judge Hawthorne Deputy Governor Dontorth Sarah Good Martha Corey Maryan Williams Ed Flitton Nancy l-loose Sally Stephenson Judy Olson Lynda Comm Jim Clement Carolyn Radke Stan Pickett Jean Grundy Art Dologer Tom Zitnalc Beverlee Nelson Marvin Slovvinslci Frank Dvorak Robert Burton Robert Bulger Robert Anlcer Anne Wescott Pot Tett TOM ZITNAK agrees that a sumptuous lunch IS a fitting celebration after the Fall play The Crucible BOB ANKER eyes bugging out and hour standing on end wonders if hell h ve a chin lelt by the time Bob Bulger Ed Flitton and SYOH PIC eff flnish shaving his beard giown forthe Foll ploy 103 X . F 1 ,-gy A r' ' f .QQ . . i' Q Q ' Y Y ' 'a. , . A V -Z' v. .J 1 Q nga .rf 5 4 V A A . ...Z ..,,...--........ A . X Mercy Lewis ................ JoAnn Boclclund I .............. ',.-.Xh- - ...... G . . I I - k ,o R -v ' ' vol-J oo' as ' 'C' CQ QD 10 09 CO B Berven Quom Wogond Wuedemonn ROW 4 Howells Roger P .lonnson Clement Nuelsen Phullup Johnson Krull Rush ROW 5 ft Kurth D Funbrccuteru Kee Dorlung SENlOR CHORUS FRONT ROW Wongen Thompson Fenner Moclsoru Wencl Pl nz DeVoney Moxwell Keller ROW 2 Wulluoms hnson Collette Sovlch Dennusen Beemon Kelly Lernmer Snoter T Berven Tro Potrucuo Jo mon Nelson ROW 3 Torrens S Wrught Frederuck Wuertz Wolfe Provudung musuc tor the Chrustmos Festuvcul corolung un the holls os well cus downtown ond tolcung port un the operetto whuch us presented every two yeors ore the mouor tunctuons of the Senuor Hugh Chorus wenty vouces from the Senuor Chorus sung ot voruous chool ond socuol events throughout the school yeor noldung proctuces twuce o week Musucol enuoyment us oftered olso to voruous cuvuc groups by the Sulhouettes Chorus members obly durected by the versotule Mr Wulbur Funk ond occomponued by Phyllus Roush ore chosen from eleventh ond twelfth grode students The Austunoures composed of o select group ot uormerly known os the Truple Truo thus group us com prused ot nune gurls olso chorus members who ore occornponued by Annette Peterson 104 Nelson Downung vu T , lf P . N? u Senior Chorus, Choral Groups, Provide A. H. . TRIPLE TRIO Berven Thompson Corll Dennusen Funbrooten Kuewoft P' go no 'Q -5 .490- os CO FRONT ROW Barnett Ryan KISWOYY Handeland Downsng Dankerf M Williams Kenfta Mr Funk ROW 2 Hoase Peterson Madison Klme Grundy Lalvell Wescoft Arney C Wllllarns ROW 3 Llghfly Lagervall Paulson B Flnbraaten Sntz Znemer L Stern J Stern Son QQ of st 90 '1 dergaard ROW 4 D Wrlghf Dewey McFa land F Knudsen Blum Hughum K ufmann ROW 5 Erwcksson Ro er K Johnson Plckett Gates Bulger Berry S Knudsen Inspiring Entertainment Throughout the Year l AUSTINAIRES FRONT ROW Max well Snz Dennusen Lughvly Berven Wllllarns Kle-watt J Johnson Down mg DeVaney ROW 2 R Johnson Howells Rush Snater Nielsen Berry F Knuclsen S Knudsen Dewey Kee SEATED AT PIANO Roush 105 - fs P. -J 1, v - .'. ? ,,,, ' a f- ' 5 - 9' 1 9 V x 'Y -N - 4 , - 5 s ..-. '- -- Q S V Q. on , ' ' i ,Q v F 3 ' J I !. ' 1, 4 vt . ,, In ,1 it - 4 4- J A . -I ' , ' 9 v L 4 ,v s. 6 5. 1 l n K I ,, 0 O O l l PREP CHORUS FRONT ROW Dennuson Flynn J Chrlstranson Nelson J Hogan Jensen Smuth J Anderson Carroll Johansen Louden Lewnson Shoemaker ROW 2 L Wllson Thompson Groen Meter Voorhees Vogel Handeland ROW3 Baldus D Hogan Tor rens M Anderson Ryther Kmght Srbbers Whute Treuter J Wnlson Davls ROW 4 Quam D Chrrstranson Borer L Anderson Peters Ganfleld Wakefield Bowlby Jo Ann Larson Kuntz K Tomhave Lee Hyrkes Vlasaty Prngge Burton Prep Chorus Improves Vocal Talents Students who enloy srngrng End Prep Chorus a welcome part of their school day Thus chorus which meets twice a week may be tamed by any sensor hugh student wnthout prevrous tryouts Under the drrectron of Wrlbur Funk the Prep Chorus srngs a variety of numbers for nts own en loyment as well as forthe school body and the gen eral public With the Senior Chorus and the Junior College Chorus, It also partlcnpates ln the annual Chrrstmas Festnval EAGERLY PREPARING for their tlrst performance rn the annual Christmas Festival are sophomores lone Hande land Gayle Johansen Helen Carroll and Brllle Lewrson l 106 Kooy, McCoy, Joanne Larson, Attlesey, Nielsen, Slowinski, Pinke, Poling, S. Tomhave. ROW 5: Kuether, Houston, Kramer, Ballanger ' I I I - .LXLAL ww. ' 2' PAPIER MACHE FIGURES of angels a dove of peace and the Christ Child watch over the orchestra and choruses as the groups salute the holiday season through combined participation in the annual Christmas Festival Majestic Christmas Program Insplres All Against a celestial scene of suspended angels banking a clove of peace which was placed above the magnificent figure of the Christ Child the Austin High School Chorus Junior College Chorus and Prep Chorus presented their annual Christmas Festival Accompanied by Judy Aandahl Phyllis Roush Harold Westby Jr and the Senior High Orchestra under the direction of Mr Paul Heltne the festival in which more than 290 students participated high lighted the Christmas season The program was also broadcasted over KAUS thus enriching the holiday season ot those who could not attend either performance COMPLETING THE PAPIER-MACHE Christ Child figure which they made forthe Christ- mas Festival are David Wiedemann and Jean Konz. 107 THE RAINBOW SHINES AGAIN after a series of setbacks and complications for Rainbow Valley inhabitants Marvin Slowinsky Jim Clement, Steve Knudsen, Dave Whitaker, aren Williams, Meridee LeBarron and Roger Johnson. BOB BULGER as Fiman proves a friend in need to Og the leprechaun portrayed by Rog Johnson who as he be comes mortal realizes the inadequacy of his costume Music and Drama Departments Present USING THElR ARTISTIC TALENTS to construct the papler mache well used for Fmian are Lorraine Vaney Jack Knutson was in charge of staging and costuming while Miss Abigail Moore and Mrs Donna Nordoune advised the props committee Miss Ann Levorson make up committee Ruth Bucklin choreography and Jack Kentta programs Stern, Sigri Sitz, Jean Grundy and Diane De- ts-lllnnkh mt X RUBUST FUR Pl?E5lDf'i: UEL UNE TU l-ll5 Ellllll-l EXUBERANT RAINBOW VALlEY cntazens enthusrastncally back Shears and Robust thear benefoctors who sup plued them with unltmrted charge accounts Musical Production Fmlan s Rainbow A leprechaun and a pot of gold added a farry tale touch to thus years musucal productnon Fmnan s Raunbow The musrcal one of the largest produc trons ever presented by the Austm Hugh School muslc and drama departments went oft successfully despite an uncooperatlve winter blrzzard through the tireless efforts of both the faculty and the stu dents Flnran s Ralnbow was set In the Imaginary place of Rambow Valley Mrssntucky USA When Funnan and has daughter Sharon came to Ralnbow Valley from Ireland with a leprechauns pot ot gold a bug change took place nn the lnves of the country folk Og the leprechaun who followed Fnnlan to Amernca had euther to obtaln the gold or be transformed rnto o human Contrnbutlng to the general rolllcklng atmosphere were the Senior Chorus a select Put Orchestra the Gospellers and the Necessity Gnrls lntrncate dance routnnes also complemented the entire produc tion LAST MINUTE DRAMATIC COACHING as given by Frank Brrdges who worked wrth speaknng roles In Fnnnan Wrlbur Funk dnrected vocal and orchestral mustc whale Paul O Heltne served as production manager 109 , Q ,x ' Q . N' b . at , , , 1, 1 . .sg 1 H s .X 0 0 Q 0 0 Q 0 Q 9 - 1 - - 11 - - 1 1 . ,, . . , ' I - 11 - - 1 - 11 - - - 1 1 ' 1 1 . , . 1 1 1 l , ' ll ' ll 1 1 ll II ll ' ' ll ' . u I , . 1 ' ' - , . . ,, . . ,, . - . . I . l 1 i SELECT ORCHESTRA MEMBERS, Mar' Lou Garbisch, Margy Lu Wolf, front row, and Annette Peterson, Mary Louise Thompson, William Dunsmore, Sandra Tyrer, and Jean Hegstad, back row, re- hearse special music for Finian's Rain- bow. A. H. S. Senior Orchestra Studies Popular Under the direction ot Paul Heltne, the 70 members of the Senior High Orchestra have proved time and again that perfection comes with diligent practice. Each day brings new and ditterent adventures in music as the talented members strive to better their musical techniques. A variety of selections gives each orchestra member a well-rounded education in both classical and modern music. SENIOR ORCHESTRA - FRONT ROW: Roush, Garbisch, Peterson Thompson. ROW 2: Walt, Wiedemann, Brenna, Yonlme, Hardy, Fog doll. ROW 3: Wuertz, Wandas, Warmanen, Radke, J. Olson, Porter- field, Berven, ROW 4: Dewey, Tyrer, Hegstad, Kirchdoerfer, Mohn -175. One ot the highlights ot the year is being chosen for ffte select orchestra which plays in the Christmas Festi- val and accompanied this year's musical production, 'fFinian's Rainbow. The Senior High Orchestra entertains the student body and general public in school assemblies and pub- 'Yc concerts. lt also participates in the Big Nine Music :estival each spring. incimes, Matti, Maston, Knudsen. ROW 5: Quam, Lemmerman, Woessp ref, C. Johnson, R. Butorac. ROW 6: Director Paul Heltne, G. Olson, Ffitton, Dunsmore. f Classical Music TAKING ADVANTAGE OF THE PEACE and quiet offered by G proctice room is Trudy Norgcin, Both orchestra ond band members can proctice undisturbed in these special roorns. FRONT ROW: Norgcmn, Ries, Williams, Pckett. ROW 2: Thatcher, Wo gond, J. Johnson, Loulc, M Butoroc, Hanson, Kuhn. ROW 3: Rector, Zillgiit, Dvorak, Howells, Nybo, Kentto, Wongen, Dcnkert, ROW 4 r 5 ' 5 t J' N MANY HOURS OF PRACTICE help Morgy Lu Wolf to im- prove her skill on the violin. Mcrgy Lu represented Austin High School ot lnterlocken Music Comp in Wisconsin lost summer. Zitnok, Neus, Moncmlnon, Burton, Tote, P, Johnson, Holvorson, Molde. ROW 5: Rush, Stevens, Swain, Rylcs, Firbrocven, Bulger. i S Q QU Q. 'W Q .' fs.. 5 :ff l TQ L - ll lo DRUM MAJOR PHIL JOHNSON ond rncnorerres .lone-1 Glover, nd men skillfully leading the bond with precise ond intricate Lindo Eblen, Elline Kolly, ond Baficro BL-'ww' odd color and snop to the rforching bond Porooes and lwullwm- pg-'forrnzwces ncrcwng 'oolinos Accompanying Spirited Pep Songs, Providing FRONT ROW: Wogond, Hardy, Fogdall, SQ-n e'n, .lucsoson SEC- OND ROW: Olson, Porfcrlleld, Hcokerson, Stern, Kelly, Neu- bauer, Loskew.tz, Bghl, Williams, Lightly, Huldorson, DeF:r, THIRD ROW: A. Anderson, Taylor, Hon, File-ld, Denrnsen, A. Tote, Teff, Znnclc, Neus, Monolwon, Brofk, Locy, Davis, Sclvleiclwer, FOURTH ROW: L Anderson, Mickelson Dybovik, Johnson, B, Tore, Burton, Afeldon, Alogner, Swingdorf, Mr. Spcrofi. in A.H. . Band Adds Zest Playing spirited pep songs, as well as entertain- ing the general public during halftime at sports events, comprises the regular routine of the AHS band. Led by Drum Maior Phil Johnson and the high stepping maiorettes, the band also performs pre- cise marching maneuvers on the gridiron. Much of the vigor of pep assemblies is provided by this same band which never fails to thrill spec- tators at basketball and football games with its in- spiring strains of The Star Spangled Banner. AHS band oflllcers for this school year are Phyllis Dankers, president, David Whitaker, vice-president, and Mary Christofterson, secretary-treasurer. Half-Time Entertainmen FRONT ROW: Lewison, Krull, Youngmon, O'Marro, Speten, Dankers. SECOND ROW: Jackson, Holmes, Matti, Clark, Maston, Knudsen, Stern, Ingersoll, Rector, Chambers, Berven. THIRD ROW: Roseth, TROPHY AWARDED AHS BAND for its marching skill at the Elks Conven- tion, held last summer in Austin, is proudly shown to Mr. Funk and Mr. Heltne by Band Director Sperati. t ls Routine of Band Chaftee, Johnson, Knudsen, Boyer, Evenson, Spurgeon, Dunlap, Har- rington, Dvorak, Simonson, Whitaker, Howells. FOURTH ROW: Fin- braaten, Anker, Flitton, Dunsmore, Herrick, Rcbideau, Beckel, Olson. alfu Symbols of Knowledge Are Chalk to express ideas in graphic form, keys that lock valua- ble equipment and papers, and a spindle to catch and keep important reminders of coming events - these are a few of the symbols associated with the faculty. The faculty - with their encouragement, sympathy, and un- derstanding - guide us through every phase of learning. Guiding, inspiring, and molding the untrained youth into a skillful craftsman are the duties patiently undertaken by the devoted teacher. To help lead someone to a better understanding of himself - this is the blessing given to those who teach. Teaching and Learning dm A51.. -j' . ' g ,W N-4 x .E , ,-3. ff. 3 Y ' ' ' 5.-,,, ' C I t ' ,x Mn . J! 4 . lf' I 2 If EXAMINING for new buildings ore Ray M. Wescott, principolp W. R. Kirch- doerfer, assistant principalp and L. S. Harbo, superintendent of schools. he I Pu tc Schoos trctlon rn Austun Hugh School Administrators Plan for Future Years VVuth our ropudly rncreosurg populo ton ond the growung ernphctsls beung ploc cl on edccotlon rn our chongung world the Austln Hugh School odmunts trcttors clre busy ntctlclng plons to meet he needs of oll the students Thrs yeor on extenslye buuld ng progrorn hos been contlnued The new Ellis Junuor High hos exponded the loculltaes open to student ln tts oreo Plczns ore no v beung mode forthe const uctron ot onother new lunuor hrgh school SCHOOL BOARD MEMBERS Lulllf L naw x cxnc Ecncntory wool ln Inq sclvcc coflct S Cournbc buslnc n S Horlo su ndcnt of c o 0 c r P A Lontntcn vice cholrrnon Scott Johnson Torn Grrllln Rrchord Doughcrty chonrnon Dr Robtrt Wrlght treasurer Harlow Soylts ond Dr Ches Sltz cc ln oddltlon to these new burldung chonges hone token ploce wuth n AHS Itself New nology loboro Torres contornrng odvonced equupnn nt hove been odded Becouse sc ence ns essentnol todoy for sur vuyol AHS offers cu ell rounded cob e A chonge rn pohcy IS the new recuurement for sent r ntothernotrcs All these thlngs work together to rvolce the Austun school system one thot odegcotehf prepores nts students for future needs X, ol t A.st'n bl' l 1 - 3 l, . O O . . . .1 Y . . A . . S I . . . C I . . . R . . I M. - . 6 . . . ' l . ll ' . ' , - se, , ' .. . S . . V W W , cn cy lcnch olter to 'U thx .X l ' ' l 'Q' .- f Cr lxl l It t- Scl Y ku'Nl Hby ' L. . ', ' rss ton- oger, oncl L. . 1 , per- lnte A s ho ls, rw D. ter ' , l-rk. L S COUMBE busuness rnonoger responslble for llncnclol odmnnls Mrs. GERTA BARRETT, M.A. German I and ll German Club Advisor LORNA D. BATES, M.A. English ll Coordinator of Lay Readers' Program LEE R BEDSTED B S General Woodwork Advanced Woodwork Pauntrng and Decorottng Mrs IONE BELL MA a MARJORIEJ BELL MA World Htstory ROBERT L BELL M A Mechonrcal Drawung Drtver Traunmg Students Offered Austnn Hugh School students have the opportunuty of selectung thetr courses from a wldely varled curriculum Bestdes Englush and soctal studnes requtred classes they are oFtered scnences math and foretgn lang uages as well as many bustness and trade courses Yet thts sublect matter would mean nothing were at not for the capable well educated and understandtng faculty wtth whom we students are prlvtleged to work MISS CHURCH senior hugh ltbrarran explatns the use of e verttcal file tn wrttnng vocatuonal themes to Jean Grundy y . , .. X Varied Curriculum I MISS MAGNER checks an experiment un wetghts conducted by red Knudsen HCM lnlhhi IHS Osih ll HOME ECONOMICS STUDENTS learn how to make a tender ple crust as Mrs Jacobson demonstrates HAROLD BERGESON Bnology B Squad Football A Squad Baseball Asststant FRANK W BRIDGES BA Engltsh I2 Thesplon Drama Club EARL C BROOKS MA Comptometry Bookkeeping WILLA M CHURCH BA Sensor Hugh School Lnbrarnan Future Teachers of America Adviser HAROLD CUFF B S Physical Educatnon DOROTHY M DOWN, M A English ll and I2 Semor Friendship Club Advlser LLOYD EGTVET, M A Englush IO VICTOR A ENGLESON MA American Hustory G S FOGDALL, MA Director of Audra Vtsual Educatuon Camera Club Advnser 119 F . R' A I, Ji If F T3 , 2 ia zz as ' Q at I I6 I ' ' -'L '- I I x I ll ll 5 I ' M xx I X I . B II 2, sv A st Q' I l ,s.A. 4- .Qs 'fri x A Facult OSCAR HADDORFF M A Bnology B Squad Basketball FAYNELLE HAEHN M E Typewrlflng Shorthand ll Secretarial Tralmng Semor Frlendsh :J Club Advlsor BLAIR HAINER MA American Hnsro y MANY ENGLISH WORDS Ore derived from Lafsn says lvluss Scarseth To her Lalln ll students Dennrs Spurgeon and ,lane Anderson WILBUR E FUNK B M E Prep Chorus Sensor Chorus Ausfmaures Truple Trno Mrs EVELYN GALBRAITH MA Spanish I and ll Spanish Club Aalvusor LENA B GRINLEY MA Sensor Hugh School Guidance Dnrector CHARLES HANSON B S Drnver Tralnmg JANE ANN HARRIGAN M A Bookkeeping Junior Class Adviser HAROLD HASTINGS MA Physucal Eclucahon Athletuc Durecfor PAUL O. HELTNE, B.A. Music Coordinator, Director of Orchestras DOROTHY HILL, B.S. English Il Senior Friendship Club Advisor GEORGE HOKANSON, B.S. Typewriting, Comptometry CALMER JENSEN MA Typewrting Shorthand Clericol Office Practice ARTHUR JOHNSON M B A Shorthand ll Secretarial Training Typewritmg DONNA JOHNSON B A Eng ish II and I2 Senior Friendship Club Advisor AMANDA HORVEI, M.S. Advanced Algebra, Trigonometry Solid Geometry DONALD C. INGRAM, M.S. General Metals, Sheet Metals Mrs. GERTRUDE JACOBSON, B.S. Home Economics Il Home Management Future Hornemakers of America Advisor x, MISS MARTINI explains the formulas for find ing the areas of solids to Diana Robinson and Dennis Bye L' 21 Facult HAROLD KANNADY , . Merchandising Occupational Relations Coordinator of Distributive Education JACK KENTTA High School Printing Mrs. JOYCE KEZAR B.S. Physical Education JACK KNUTSON B.A. English I0 and ll RAY LEMMERMAN M.A. Biology ANN LEVORSON, B.A. English IO and ll Dirk and Bauble Advisor MARIE MAGNER A B Chemistry JAMES MARMAS M A Consumer Education General Typewriting EDNA MARTINI M A Advanced Algebra MEMBERS OF Mr WESCOTTS secretarial stat? are familiar faces to AHS students STANDING Janice Eblen and Mrs Donna Arnold SEATED Mrs Marlorie MacDonald and Mrs Mary Jane Miller 0 0 O ,ME , , , ' 1 , .. , .. Business , .. , . .. . I f FACULTY MEMBERS ensoy the Prom as much as the students LOOKING OVER student dance programs as they arrsve for the Here several faculty members chat between dances Prom are Mr Brooks Mr and Mrs Bergeson Mesnharcl ROBERT MEINHARD M A Arnerscan Hsstory JEAN MILLER M M Sensor Hsgh Strsngs CLARAC MITCHELL MA Socsal Scsence Mrs RUTH MITCHELL B S Sensor Hsgh School Lsbrarsan ROGER MOEN M A Amerscan Hsstory Socsal Scsence ABIGAIL MOORE BA En ssh IO and II Sensor Frsendshsp Club Sophomore Class Advsser Mrs MARGARET MORGAN BS Home Management Home Nurssng Future Homemakers of Amersca Advssor ORPHA NESETH B A World Hsstory JAMES NICKELS MA Englssh I2 and Mr and Mrs 4 y f y N gl' . . 2 V Facult . . JEROME H OLSON BA Geometry Refresher Arnthm RICHARD OSTERGAARD B S Shorthand I and Il Typewrltmg ALLAN PETERS M S Physics Junior Academy of Scnence A vu Semor Class Advuser MARJORIE PRIESTER B S Physical Education Glrls Athletic Assocuatuon Advlsor A Squad Cheerleaders GEORGE RABIDEAU B E World History Socual Scuence MARGARET SCARSETH M A La In I and ll Latln Club Advxsor Mrs ROSALIE SELTZ BA Journahsm Publnc Relations Austnnlan Sentnnel Advnsor CECILY SPAULDING B A Speech Fall Play Speech Festival SOME MORE IMPORTANT secretarial work us done by Mrs Florence Fredernckson attend ance office secretary Donna Estes nurses oftlce secretary and Mrs Marilyn Duhtz guldance office secretary 4 , ' eric ' ' d 'S X DONALD E. READ, M.A. t, ' , . A L-:-A Mr KENTTA prtnttng tnstructor sets type for o beglnnnng lesson tn prunttng Loter use of the ltnotype mochtne ts tought C VITTORIO SPERATI BA Director of Bonds JANET TOWNSEND B S Phystcol Educotton Gtrls Athletic Assocuotton Advtsor B Squod Cheerleaders O F TRAMONTINE MS Auto Mechontcs E S WILCOX B A Plone Geometry Wrestling Couch RAY WISTRCILL M E Biology Mrs BEATRICE WITT B S School Nurse MARY YOCUM M A Coordtnctor of OtTce Occupottons Shorthond Clertcol Office Procttce Secretorucl Trotntng JAMES YOUNG B S A I NOT PICTURED Mrs CHARLOTTE SAARI MA GLEN MALENKE AND CHESTER HYLLAND explain the use of the motor tester to thelr auto mechanlcs students 126 MORTON CARNEY Director of Vo- cotlonal Educatlon carries on Important admunnstratlve work for the Vocatnonal School Vocational School ls Educational Asset The Austun Area Vocational School offers a vv 'le range ot vocatnonal opportunltles to Austin Hugh students This bulldmg not only houses the muslc department but ns also equipped to glve students tralnung In numerous trades Auto mechamcs auto rebuxldlng and machnne shop are Important ln carpentry also play a vital role In modern luvlng Essentlal to our countrys prospernty ns agrlculture Cosmetology an lncreaslngly popular vocatlon for gurls IS now being taught ln the vocatlonal school The vocatnonal school IS stafted by Instructors who are well trained and sknlled In their flelds This Integral part ot our school system as another reason why Austin High School IS one of the top ranlclng schools nn our natlon today AUTO REBUILDING INSTRUCTORS Frank Wasko and Everett Pratt assnst a student wlth a repalr 'ob 0 O ' ' E. , . , today's machine age. Welding, electronics, and . , . . . , , . DONALD RITLAND agrnculture Instructor looks over some cattle ransed by boys ID Future Farmers of Ameraca an organization which he advises SUPERVISING A CLASS PRO- JECT IS JA Ranum carpentry Instructor WELDING INSTRUCTOR Edward Johnston watches LeRoy one of the many machmes n hrs department TESTING A RADIO SET for faulty tubes are Henry Dreyer and Carrxllus 127 , f , as Nielsen, machine shop, operates ' i Y. l l Olllel' G65 25 Symbols of Study Chemistry equipment to complete that last experiment, a com- pass to compute an angle for tomorrow's geometry assignment, a padlock to insure some measure of privacy for coveted pos- sessions - such are some of the symbols associated with lower classes. During high school years the basic fundamentals of aca- demic and social life are learned. Here, too, life-long friend- ships are begun. Through the numerous courses we have been privileged to take, we are encouraged to formulate our own ideas, to de- velop our individual personalities. From this we develop our character and special abilities, which lead us to a full and mature life. and Work Well Done L. s f y Il xx I x ,fd x 20 I f , SS 6 ', . , . 5 :'. '-. 1 U,lo RW' ! Img .za-at .. , 3' 'Nfx' ' J ' f-o 9 ' 'L 1 'O s 8 5 4 Wi' I ' 4 I xr.. X Dio. F ' ' Q.- . Q5 .I 129 is Class 5- 'lil THE SELECTION OF THEIR coveted l960 class rmg ts the mam duty of Junlor Class oftlcers Here Vlce presndent Clayton Reed Treasurer Mory Butorac Secretary Barbara Berven and Presndent Bull Spahn study the companys som ples to decade whnch three would prove most popular with thelr classmates We Look Forward Eagerly to Qur Senlor Year The bubbllng spnrnts whnch typlfy sophomores on then' entry unto sensor hugh become somewhat subdued wath many new 'md dufflcult bradges to cross the hardest one be-:ng preparatuon of thexr vocatnonal themes The most excmng ordeal of the tumors school year proves to be the recezvlng of thenr class rrngs The cltmax to their lunuor year comes the night of the Prom when for the flrst tame they can attend thus EXPLAINING THE ADVANCED ALGEBRA Problem IS easy for Mass Horveu but understanding It often proves to be a puzzle tor Carolyn Rodke Sally Stephenson and Robert Anker celebrated clnmax to the years socual actsvxtnes The .lunlor Class oFHcers as well as other students on com antncvpoted and long remembered event Junlors who attend AHS know that they beneflt from the vaned curnculum offered by the school They feel confident that they are prepared to face the problems whuch wall confront them as sensors PART TIME WORK occupies the tlme of many tumors after school Here Make Tnnsley tries to find the rlght style to sunt Janlce Osborn as Judy Nellns looks on 130 O the advent of their iunior year. They flnd that there are mittees, spend many hours preparing for this . . . . , . . 31 X of I960 Bates FRONT ROW: Ferguson Rushton Fogdall Corll Gcrbisch Lemmerman Sanford Louk. ROW 2: K. Nelson J. Olson Walroth Ste- phenson Radke Grundy Handelcnd Sovich M. Olson. ROW 3: Torgrimson Baldus Jor- genson Jacobson Anker Burton Hanson J. Nelson. Brooks FRONT ROW Flynn B Kelly Earl Knewalt Downing Teats Swenson ROW 2 Peterson Chaffee Kzme Clork E Kelly Hornesk Gunn Wobschall Hall Greenameyer ROW 3 Hal dorson Evans Wollenberg Gemmel What comb Krull E ngleson FRONT ROW Funbraaten Snbbers Anderson Boeftcher Dennnsen Monahan Hall Bouer Tate Chrlshanson Kamp ROW 3 Ulland Weber Hook Hocketf Krueger Blynn Knud sen Dewey pl 41, 1 0 BY EXAMINING THE SKELETON Karen Harris Karen Kuntz and Marcnc Harkness hope to learn more about the body struc ture of o human nn theur Home Nursmg cass 131 202 , , I , I , I 2 I I l I , 1 . v ' ' 2' I I I il 1 - Q Y f at .. f ' F f x 238 207 ' ROW 2:1 Modson,I Kuhn, Rebling,lHansenl l , W - I . , l . 5, l ' I 5 ' 59:1 FRONT ROW Haltom Burton Woessner Wehner Aughey Armstrong Hyland Heuton ROW 2 Bnrnacomb Hanson Games Van Blorgo Gendler Flaherty Belrlchard ROW 3 Caady Mn ler Chlnnow Brennand Hart Henmsness Reed White Sheldon Bog Jensen FRONT ROW Jacobson Maxwell Burke Anderson Madlson Trouten Lenoch Maller Rabadeau ROW 2 Jackson Swmgdorf Waller Watt Zupp Wrnght Coogan Gnocchn ROW 3 Wolf Gllbert Bohl Hansen Owens Harrison Schllnger Dalager Cafourelc 132 Grade I I Halner FRONT ROW Sprandel Wangen Spence Moe Paulson Cotter Prnndle Nemnz ROW 2 Kerlang Storry Haack Brandt Torrens Tapp Llchty Ashton ROW 3 Kehret Harrington Trndle Schumacher Peterson Butler Worlenn Tennis Zltnak Thompson Harrigan FRONT ROW OMarro Larson Collette Nelson Burdnne Keller Starke Martin Hage lund ROW 2 Steward Buck Van Pelt Llghtly Lagervall Norman Haskm Hogan Anderson Kvam ROW3 Znllgutt Hnghum Branum John son Kaus Hlgguns : , 1 1 1 1 1 1 - - 1 1 1 1 1 1 , . . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - . 1 - 1 1 1 r r 1 1 ' - 3 1 1 1 ' 1 1 - 5 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 1. 1 I1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Y. : 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - : S11 1 1 1 1 Grade I I Kannady V I24 FRONT ROW Noble Hoag Pratt Benson Bell ROW 2 Correy Graff Lonergan Kurth Waters Wold Knutson FRONT ROW Andrews Lestrud Dankert Jacobson Benckendorf Hardy Chapman ROW 2 Kamp Laskewutz Schuster Wagner Chrnstopherson Torgersen Flnley DeVrles W 3 al Sownnskl Heller Applen Camerer Henrlcks Cook Magner FRONT ROW Thompson Bulger Hegstad Camm Butler Schneuder Butorac Troop Chambers ROW 2 Peterson Wandas Gates Kramer Bugge Vande-Grnlt Wakefield A horn ROW 3 Wrnght Marquesen Morgan Trns ey D stad Bonnes Langeloeng Wall ROW 4 Ludvlg en Dr he rn Whntcomb Stllwell Flltton Berg Weldon Melnhard FRONT ROW Bell Hanson lrwnn Kung Cha pek Maxfleld Barnett Peterson Erickson ROW 2 Beadle E Nelson Rush Schmitt Spahn Berven De Rose Haase Schultz Apinitis. ROW 3: Adams Helgeson, Roseth Seiver Krick, Renville, Campbell Sietsema J Nelson. 133 S .1 Oste rgaard FRONT ROW Wasko Percival Wllhelmn Fretthem Smnth Hansen Wakefleld Belm sk: Planz ROW2 Peterson Backlund Allas Morgan Chrnshanson Buskey Hardy McGon ugle Olson Dvorak ROW 3 Cerny, Porter held, Thorsell Sterling, Jacobson Borhun Wnlson Wencl, Nygccrd 134 Grade I I THIS PUZZUNG HYDROGEN EXPERIMENT IS only one of the many whuch Duane Hall and Bob Kuhn have fo face In fhenr chem lsfry class FRONT ROW Kunfz Nuelzmann Parsley Eblen Swann Underdahl Vogel Haskm ROW 2 Woods Hays Truesdell Harrns Bonnes Hayes R an ROW 3 Srnufh ugl d Gunderson Franc s Harkness Sch adle Olson Treufer Arens Anderson Morey Burmga Enrnght Hardy Tmkl-nam ROW 2 Tapp Mayerus Rector Tverberg Wnley Johnson Denms ROW 3 Farrell Carlun Shnrk Las tme Hmes Daloger Dugguns XII' - ff' 1 f' i I -of Qin . . . , I rf I . A , K w -3. Morgan I38 252 234 Grade I I C Saarl FRONT ROW Zlemer Lennberg Ingersoll Burmga Vlskocnl Legrred Nargan ROW 2 McFarland Martun Erickson Bllese Kehret Larson Clme Klassy ROW 3 Hallman John son Olson Brown Prugge Schlelcher Ml ler Bednar R Seltz 200 A FRONT ROW Davus Tyrer McClary Klme Sattler Jordan Cook Lahann ROW 2 Lund Scott Schrmeder Thatcher Mnchne Golden Overby ROW 3 Hnghtshoe Malerus D Johnson R Johnson Nelson Tramontlne FRONT ROW Murphy Lenz OBrien Mag nuson Gllson Everson Studer Olson ROW 2 McAluster Sol: Schroeder Wolcott Bulger Gates Lees Burgess Bulson ROW 3 wb, APPLYING THE FUNDAMENTALS they have learned In auto mechamcs Darrell Gates and Wayne Wilmot earnestly work together for the best results 135 . 200 ' 1 ' , , , g ' . I . .I . I U : M '. . , , ' , ' , 1- I I af J . . 1 ', , , ' , ' . . -. . : I dl' . . , , . . , I i . f - f - I . g M. Lg,,,k :nu A ,- flue sl or l24 , v N 1 ' , ', , , l Hr. A 'S L 'A ' -. I I ' . 5 , ' 'lv 51 W, 'Q A f l 5' ' . x , ... - .4 . 2 i W SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Lynda Eblen treasurer Bill Booher president Patty Thatcher secretary and Lance Jacobson vice president search for novel Ideas for planning Baccalaureate decorations Class Now we re sophomores' The students say ing this with their eager enthusiasm rea ize that now they have entered Senior High School and can take part in almost as many activities as do the lunlors and seniors Now tey realize too that they must continue to ta e the courses which will benefit them the most after they have graduated To do this tey must decide whether they want to enter the field of science business vocational work, or some other area Then with careful con sideratlon and planning the classes in which they enroll are selected All this means that they are beginning to think more of their future than of lust the present Being a sophomore means more than lust more difficult school work however Now they have the privilege of voting for Homecoming royalty attending the school mixers choosing class oflicers and votmg for Senior Hugh Stu dent Council officers Joining some of the extracurricular actavlties are now numbered among their privileges THE DISSECTION OF A CLAM proves to be a fascinating task to l.aRayne Anderson and Sue Hastings as they busily probe to :den tfy the physical structure of the clam AFTER SCHOOL HOURS are busy for Paul Thompson until he gets all his papers peddled to the many people on his route POT LUCK SUPPERS often prove entertaining to students before the games Here Jan Arney piles more meat to Janice Mohns lushburger as Judy Anderson cautions her against spilling 136 Il I ll - . . - . . . - In h . I I . k . . a . I h . . I . I . . I ' 1 5 e 1 , 1 , 1 , . , , - many clubs at AHS and participating in other a ' . .. 'ff' li -' N. as idrffw . e -is ofI96I TAKING A TIMED WRITING Shlrley Hartson and Sldney Hanson concentrate to attain their maximum speed with the least number of errors R Bell FRONT ROW Potter Everson A Nelson Vllt Enstad Koontz Stanek ROW 2 Peterson Louk Drahenm Shankland Weber Meany Byers ROW 3 Hasknn Carroll Dankert Jones Stern J Nelson Jensen Sater Bedsted FRONT ROW Borden Rumsey Baum Tmsley Jarvus Hubmer Smnh Asper ROW 2 Wag ner Sauer Downey Olson Kearns Pnke Rasmussen Hughson ROW 3 Holner Faber Errckson Anderson Gomez Wullcutt Wrcks FRONT ROW Buchanan Christensen Brldge man Carothers Burk Quam J Larson Sathre Conn Prnke Johnson ROW 2 Hoag Corbun Rosenthal Nybo Muller Eng Sever son Prugge Vlosaty Peterson D Larson ROW 3 Clark Rohde Nelson Thompson Lehman Collette Anderson Burmga Lecakns 137 'll 'A 1 I 1 r 1 1 1 1 1 - : ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 , , : 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 5 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - I 1 1 1 , , 1 1 Q 1 1 1 - o 1 1 1 - 5 1 1 1 1 1 1 - : , 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 - l Grade IO Bergeson FRONT ROW Rose Rogers Ganfleld Jern berg Arney Fawver Lewlson Hoeper Olson ROW 2 Watts Attlesey Moucho Goodwun E Anderson D Anderson Shatek Hodge Falch Parr ROW 3 Grlbertson Havener Muller Holmes Graves Bailey Herrlck Hag strom West Clark Dormady land Hokanson FRONT ROW Bumgarner Wussow Muller Carmack Chrustuanson Coleman Berhow Shoemaker Adams Handeland ROW 2 Hagelund Ronqusst L Anderson Hotglmen Ryks Barley White Shalt Williamson ROW 3 Kaulz Sunclholm Boughton Bayer John son M Anderson Maxon Louden 138 Egtvet FRONT ROW Treuter Hlnz Haack Dahl back Groen Bauer Wollenburg Chambers Hendruckson ROW 2 Nodboralsku Rules Selm Grnmley Lightly Glover Cafourek Hartson Ruble ROW 3 Christiansen Dun lap Ballanger Chrz Stevens Larson Cot tlngham Muller Hanson ROW 4 Austln Gllbertson Krull Thompson Hulnker Bender Galbraith FRONT ROW Johansen Brand Nellns Allen Meter Blorgo S Tomhave Youngman M Zrucky Lewuson ROW 2 Carroll Saltsbury Plocek Heuchel Kirkwood J Zrucky TraFf Peters Klock Maston ROW 3 Berhow K Tomhave Lerud Hanson Morrison Kruger Lnllqulst Graff Crane Wolfe 2:5 l A 222 l J ' 227 235 Lemmerman FRONT ROW Knotts Osborn L Anderson Jensen Eckert Brenno Dewey Chrlstlanson J Anderson Mohn ROW2 Tabor Coumbe Petersen Taylor Johnson Hastings Tucker Slmonson Slbbers Belshan Twnggs Novak ROW3 Thompson Shaman Vaughn West rum Schlle Runqulst Glynn Carney Dean Lamb Dybevuk Levorson FRONT ROW Bray Zech VandeGrlft Jones Schmldt Troester Newell Lovleln Ellison Daley ROW 2 Wulson Neubauer Young Dudycha Warmanen Bartell Thatcher Wolf Ulland Watkms Norman ROW 3 Stephens Spurgeon Schoeberl Chaffee Kramer Schramm Heard Scott Grade I0 Ingram FRONT ROW Zlrkler Tebay Deya Tracy ROW 2 Shoclen Wyant Peters Hovey Hall man Moore FRONT ROW Hayden Wulson Hanson Hogan McCoy Tet? Ward Haney Granle Eblen ROW 2 Krachmer Schzeck M Wul lrams Hyrkes Bowlby Kramer Torfin Tor rens ROW 3 Llllqulst C Wnlluams Blowers Welss Rademacher Maurek Mltlyng Stem bach Wead Solney Shatek 139 l3l 1' f , f . : , , 1 , ' ZI3 2 , ,. , 4 I I I I I. I I I I A I I ' l ,V I 1 l I - K K 1 , , , - 5 , . 'sg , . 354 1 , , ', , .I I I .I I I . 7,1 , , , , , , , , ', . 1 , 236 I I ' 1 r . : , ' f . '- ' , 1 f I 1 ' . :' ',- l' 1 f If 1 f I f I' l Grade IO LISTENING TO MR WILCOXS explanatron David Louk and Sandra Johnson hope to learn how to solve thus dnFflcult geometry problem STUDYING HER PAINTING to decnde whlch color to use next Sybnl VandeGrnft wants ta make thus protect one of her masterpueces 0 Neseth FRONT ROW Denmson Beckman Dalen berg Carlson Baldus Chrlstenson Kentta Rhody Swanson Johnson ROW 2 Yonke- Pumroy He and Ster :ng As ton H Brandt Waessner Olephant Crews Fm holdt ROW 3 Davus W Brandt Reynolds Brrggs Muller Hnllner Vrlt Boysen Benson Bustad Wolfe Rabldeau FRONT ROW Hanson Johnson Jensen Hrubetz Koay Butorac Langbehn Barth C Nelson Dunlap Kerlmg ROW 2 Heard Kuntz Kramer Lee Frankson Booher Stevens Swam Larson Gauthler Voor hees ROW 3 C Nelson Vncuan Muller Bang Blork Golberg Bulger Yocom Davls Tanner Chaffee SCIENCE INTERESTING TO everyone IS studned by Danlel Smnth Robert Kolprn Larry Lawson ond Carol Morse who study sweet po tato roots Robert Vnetor Investigates the roots and leaves through the Grade IO Wilcox FRONT ROW Ulland Lane Hyme Hum ker Patient Kmght McGon1gle Bergstrom Sanford Johnson Norman ROW 2 Pol mg Molde DeFor MacLaren Dauer L Jacobson Muller Boysen Opsahl Sramek ROW 3 Schleuder Evenson Davison Page McGrath Morrell Cummings Tmderholt D Jacobson Mattson Murphy Wlstrclll FRONT ROW Haukom Burdick S Smlth B Thompson Delaney Wencl L Barron Nerness M Thompson ROW 2 J Anderson Kurchdoerfer Nnelsen Halver so Braaten Slowmskn Nelson Brady Saman ROW 3 Stennblock Kelly Houston D Anderson Lalrterty R Smth LaVlne Anderson Wyant Henrucks Fielding mncroscope whale Alvm Olson helps Davnd Torgersen Gnd the re search anformatlon These students are members of Miss Erlcksons 141 ' 256 ' ' 2 I4 ' , . , , , e- n, , ' ', , , ROW 4: Babb, Schmidt, Lau, Wilmot, D. I I . . I . I D I h I - - - . A I I I: -, 4 ' 4 P l WONDERING ABOUT THE LOCATION of a country tn theur World Htstory class Carole Dahlback and Joe Dawson get help from Mass Neseth Q ST DENT LIFE AT AHS nt all WRITING VOCATIONAL THEMES keeps the tumors busy for about three weeks whsle they do research In the library Here Betty Kvam and Marlanne Heuton consult the Readers Guide for more lnformatton 142 school work Many students enloy the factlltnes In the new social room during thelr noon hour Thus seerns to gve them the needed break between morn mg and afternoon classes Here Cynthto Attlesey Gaul Peters Eddie Flttton and Ron Henrncks try to declde on the rrght record to play .38 L,.iS?,,Qiw 1: 2 fm- -.4 v 1 4 1' . 1 ls- 5.1 WHEN THE LAST LAYOUT hos been drown, the last copy written, the Enol proofs checked, deodlinexworries for the '59 AUSTINIAN staff ore over. Winding up their work on the KUSTINIAN, Assistant Editor Muryan Williams and Editor-im Chief Sherrill Nelson sort ond discord the returned copy ond pictures which represent so many well-spent hours. Spamsh Club Sen of h.ena5h.p Club Serwce Clubs Camera Club Future Homemckers of Arneruca Fulure Farmers of Amencu Gvrlx Avhlenc Assoclunon Barrel! Mrs Gena Bates Lorna Bedsied Lee R Be Mrs lone sen Mmm.. Bell RobenL sefgmn Hamm endge, hunk w Brooks Eur! C Carney Morton Church Wnllu Coumbe Cuff Harold Down Dovovhy Dwyer Henry Egfvel Lloyd Engleson Vfcvor FogdoI1 G S Funk Wllbur E Gommnh Mu Evelyn Grmley Leno B Huddovfi Osccv Hum- Fuyneue Homer Blow Human Charles Huvbo l Horrwgsn Jane Arm Hmvmgs Hamid Helms Pow O Adams Adams Adema Adorm Alben owne 12501 mn om, 1393 nom sum 12351 l0vh Thomasl106111th Gerald 11471 vm Albrnghl Gary 17061 12m Anas Polnuu 12341 l1vh Allen ocumfyn 12271 10lh Amen Lon- 12071 Ilvh Andersen Many, 11301 mn Anderson A lane 41421 llvh Anderson seven, mop 12th Anderson Charlene 12571 11111. Anderson Comvcnce 12071 11th Anderson Dowd 17151 vom Anderson mmf. 12141 rom Anderson Dorvx 11301 17th Anderson Duwayne 17141 1Orh Anderson Eugene 17151 10111 Anderson Garry 12091 10th Anderson Jane 12131 10th Anderson Jeunnene 11401 mn Anderson Judnh 12141 10911 Anderson June 42111 12111 Anderson Karen 47111 12th Anderson mnoyne 12131 10111 Anderson Luculle 17351 10th Anderson Mmnyn 11351 12th Anderson Marlowe 12351 101h Anderson M.-mms 11111 11th Anderson Richard 11031 12th Anderson Reber! 12111 nm Anderson vemon 1391 nom Andfew, sandra 13531 mn Anhorn Anhorn Ankeny Maneq1A611l1h Ranma 42501 12m Duane 11351 1201 Ankeny mam. 42151 10111 Anker Reber! 12021 Nth Anlhofer Teresa 12041 12111 Ap-mm Ivan 1106 11Ih Apold cowl Ann 12111 lm Appel Sharon 12301 12th Applen Gary 13531 11Oh Arens Lawrence 11311 101h Arens Mary C2521 11vh Armstrong Jeanne 11121 nm Armslrong Imam 11401 lhh Armslrong Toyo 12271 10111 Afmwong Imran 11301 lm Arney mn 12151 10011 Arney No!c111el7121 12lh Ashlon Bruce 12201 11Ih Ashton Robert 12081 10th Aspef Myrle C2191 12111 144 Organizations Index Fuvure Teachers of Amend! Aushnlcn Senlmel Dirk L Bcuble Tnespmns Sludenv Councll Exchange Program Admlnlstratlon, Faculty I I I H1I1 Dorothy Hckunson George Herve: Amanda Hyllond Chester Ingram Donald Jacobson Mrs Gertrude Jensen Culmer Johnson Arthur Johnson Donna Johnston Edward Kunnudy Harold Kenviu Jack Kem: Mrs Joyce Knchdoevfer W R Knutson Jock Lemmermun Roy Levorson Ann Mugner Mane Molenke Glen Marmcs James Mumm Edna Memhmd Ruben Mnllev can M1lche1I Clara C Mnchell Mrs Ruvh Moen Rogev Moore Abugud Morgan Mrx Mqfgmev Nason Mu Marvel Students Index Axper Roger 1391 10th Anlney Cynrhuc 12151 1Ovh Anlemy Mary 12043 17m Aughey Lo1undo1112j 11vh Auguxhn Ccvo1 41031 17m AUM Jerome may vom Averbook Dcn1e1 11471 1?1h Babb Allen L 17141 10m Back Eugene 12011 17th Bccldund JoAnn 12341 Hvh Bah L1ndcl1A0j1llh Bauer Ehzczbelh 17271 10111 Bailey Melvm 12151 10th saucy Rug 12351 looh Bcnley W11Inx122O111lh Boker Arnold 17071 lhh Boker Sharon 11381 Nth solar-ef mme 17301 mr. 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