Austin High School - Austinian Yearbook (Austin, MN)

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' I fvmmz, vig , ' A s ... MRS. MILDRED Chris- tianson, switchboard, types a stencil for a test. 26 Q 5 Rf A LONG DAY .. . Oliver Hillier. I 59' Special service is given W 5 f 3

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courses aid students in developing man useful skills William Lage sheet metals. Mrs. Margaret Morgan - home managementg FHA adviser. MR. EBELING'S shop class listens attentively as he explains the parts ofan engine. WELDING is a subject that requires concentration and ability . . . David Dickey and Thomas Edwards. 'fa-ii. :s--'masse ',E?:- 2 ' : . - 1.42 E'THs,.--, ., I - ' - ' ' ' if . -,.- : fam ' ' OH, PUTTING the zipper in the arm hole isn't really so amusing! , , . Debby Heiny. Mrs. Ann Odegaurd - home economics I and II. Donald Rizland 1 agricultureg FFA adviser. Richard While - basic elec- tronics, fundamentals ofelectricity. 25

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mg . LOOK, OUR HOUR has finally come! Today we get to sing over the PA , . . Mrs. Betty Johnson-typist, Mrs. Marcella An- derson-Mr. Wescott's secretary. HE WANTS to be WHAT? ... Mrs. Helen Bergh-guidance ofiice secretary. to AHS students by secretaries, custodians, cooks ' Typing tests, selling tickets, mak- ing announcements, ordering sup- plies and maintaining a Lost and Found Desk occupied much ofthe secretaries' time before, during and after school. Providing nutritional meals for the hungry students of AHS was an all-day task for the cafeteria staff. The maintenance men of AHS were called on at all times ofthe day - and often at night - to render their service for forlorn students and busy faculty members. MRS. ELSIE BROWNE, dietician, runs a tight ship, even down to the napkins. JUST THINK, ONLY ten minutes until my coffee break . . . Mrs. Arlene Bednar.typist. . F A ,. -.,,... O,-E OH, NO! Here comes that kid again . ., Mrs. -its - X V X, I Florence Frederickson, Mrs. Marion Neisen- - 4 N-H0 w attendance office secretaries. 27