Austin High School - Austinian Yearbook (Austin, MN)

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rug, 1 THERES ONE in every Crowd. lt looks like Mimi Kcntta is going uphill the easy way -- via the efforts of Jane Anderson and Karen Simonson. lb 8 And a Time THE. FACES of these avid stu- dent fans mirror ri wide variety of emotion throughout an AHS bas- ketball game.

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TWELTH GRADE soc1al scl enre 15 a rontcmporary course mn whxfh students study our modern world These members of M1ss Mltrhcll s slxth hour find lt both an lnterestmg 'md a profitable class f THE END of 'mother day Ends Nancv Knmht Carol Goodvnn and Iulxc Falch lewme school wxth thelr arms Hllcd wxth books AUSTIN HICH ATHLETFS who mnnot e1rn money after school bcmusc of practlcc' mn earn extm spcndmg money by workmg nn the mfctcrla durlng the noon hour Clayton Reed patlentlv W'lllS for a junior hxqh student to locate hxs lunch monex 7 4 A .. Q 1 I Q A Y 4 J . A V . 1

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for Pla 2 t ,ff l r PREPARATION FOR PROM is one of the highlights of every AHS junior and senior girl's year. With the aid of a pretty dress, Linda Cham- bers tries to anticipate her appearance on the big night. TYPICAI OF MOST AHS football gxmes during c 19 season was bad weather Despite the mud ram ind snow the se1son proxecl successful as our team emerged as the Big Nine champion xx ..l. BUSILY AT YVORK on their first home room float are these sophomores: Sue Prantner, Judy Ann Som- mer, Kay Wangen, Rieh Lane. Sandy Reich. and Nancy Ann Vietor, members of Miss Levorson's home room. , ' 01' 'T 9