Austin High School - Austinian Yearbook (Austin, MN)

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1 T it 'w..f S guns-.X .4 ,,....-- .-nl -I AFTER A STRENUOUS day dealing with senior high students, Princi- THE ASSISTANT principal at AHS, Mr. McCune, has two main duties pal Ray Wescott thinks about a relaxing game ofgolf. f advising the Student Council and enforcing disciplinary measures. F aculty, administration prepare for orth Central MR. MICKELSON, superintendent ofschools, dictates the agenda for an upcoming school board meeting. 10

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FACULTY

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QPU? SCHOOL BOARD: SEATED: Supt. Irwin Mickelsong Mrs. Edna Schrafelg Stephen Wrightg J. G. Huntting Jr., treasurer. STANDING: Dr. H. P. VanCleve3 S. L. Coumbeg Wm. E. Hartman, chairmang Rev. G. C. Knutson, vice-chairmang F. L. Reiffenberger, clerk. Evaluation, to be held sometime early next fall MR. LA TONDRESSE. director of buildings and grounds, plans changes in Senior Hall. During the past school year, the AHS faculty and administration have been preparing for the forth- coming North Central Evaluation of this school. Although the definite dates for the school's evaluation by a North Central Committee have not yet been announced, the study will be held sometime next fall. This NCEC is composed of 35 people who are involved in teaching and administration. These men and women have studied various other schools and have determined what standards should be met in regulat- ing a school of AHS's physical size and potential. On the basis of two visits to each AHS classroom, the committee will determine the present needs ofthe school. After the committee gathers and analyzes all material, the school will be constructively criticized for its educational effortsg if approved, the school retains its accredited sta- tus in the association. ONE OF MR. Coumbe's many jobs as business director is managing the finances. 'ig . . Q - , if 'R v'. -.