Austin High School - Austinian Yearbook (Austin, MN)

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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,

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-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.

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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.