Austin High School - Austinian Yearbook (Austin, MN)

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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

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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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A Time for A. . . SEN IGRS When our high school years come to an end, we look back upon this time of our lives with varying emotions. We are reminiscent, remember- ing our many wonderful experiences as AHS stu- dents. We are saddened, thinking of leaving these familiar surroundings. Yet, at the same time, we are eager, anticipat- ing our future life. When we leave AHS, we enter an adult world. Many of us will experience a complete change in environment, we will make new friends and acquire new responsibilities. Whether our future includes college, vocational training, a job, the armed forces know that it will be better because of our years at Austin High School. or 'mai-riage, we