Austin High School - Austinian Yearbook (Knoxville, TN)

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MISS A. EDNA ARTER We dedicate our i958 year- book ta Miss A. Edna Arter, who retired in l957 from teaching after rendering many years of excellent service to the teaching profession and the students of the Knoxville Public Schools. Hundreds of former students and graduates of Austin High School will al- ways remember Miss Arter for ma ny characteristics that young people admire and re- spect in a good teacher, her ability, her helpfulness, her guidance, and her leadership. We shall also remember her for the traits that make her Miss Arter-her wit, 'her sense of humor, her energy, and her Tiesire for perfection in Eng- ish.

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Qfmyty -- '5f:'xfzt1,:i:tf. O. T. Hogue THE PRINCIPAL SPEAKS General education is considered as a program which helps to supply the com- mon learning needed by youth who are to live competent and satisfactory lives in our society. ln stating our objectives here at Austin High School we assume that this type of program should be attainable to all the young people as a means not only of fur- thering their growth intellectually, but also for maintaihing and improving the social atmosphere, thereby creating an environ- ment which will meet the needs of our youth in a democratic society. The production of this yearbook as well as other curricular activities offered here are specific examples of means through which we seek to attain those behavorial goals set down in the statements of our objectives. Congratulations to the faculty and stu- dent staffs, who have worked so diligently to make this effort a success, and many thanks to all those teachers, students, and parents who have helped in any way to encourage those directly responsible for the completion of this task.