Austin High School - Maroon and White Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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X Mwffy 1 P f Mrs. Clark, arf enPhusiasP, helps many Porlorn sPudenPs learn Po puP ideas on paper. Mrs. Bri'PP, Miss Ve+Per, and Mrs. Carlson promoPe Phe reading of good books by Phe use of posfers. A whiz 'Por fixing Phings is Mr. Robbins of Phe Easf Building who can even fix locks which have iammed. Mr. SpiPler, head of Phe maPh depar'PmenP, quickly solves puzzling, baffling, Pricky geomePry problems which are noPhing Por his rna+hemaPical mind. Mr. Hager, who is on parole and pleased abou'P iP, gives a pep Palk Po AusPin sPuden'Ps before Phe close of 'Phe Faculfy show. Alfhough primarily an English Peacher, Miss Dore is inPeresPed in foreign lands and speaks several languages fluenPly. Mrs, ClePPenberg displays Pine painPings in her room Po help arP sPudenPs appreciafe and learn Anxious fo sParP Phe day off righP, Mrs. Ramsey signs in brighf and early in 'Phe morning. WhePher if has Po do wiPh animals or planPs, biological quesPions are righP up Miss PePersen's alley. To lure fai'PhPul sPuden'Ps 'Po see his undefeaPed PooPball Peam, Coach Heiland 'PrequenPly gives pep Palks aP assemblies. Mrs. Condon, Easf Building librarian, checks 'Po see if Phere is a Pine due on a rePurned book. Miss Mead aP her locker Thinks abouP 'Phe free hours of 'Phe week end ahead. Mr, Oberhar'P shows Bernard Masianchea, Vernon Swaback, Donald Henry, and Angelo Siciliano how easy IP is 'Po use an elecfric drill. -l3-

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ii fd Fw ll is i ,li i ' ill 'ill' .ig KVVY i , A gl, i l I' X . Miss siiiiisn, ii-ssiimsii adviser, lallzs wiiii iiss iws sspsii ence d helpers, Rsgiiis Dsiiisi siia Donna Gunlcel. . Barbara Lindbloom, Nancy Saillor, and Fay Blodgef, lhree of Mrs. S+one's l'1elpers, consul? +l1e personnel advisor alznour siudenf resis. Alflwough lie is officially +l'ie shop superiniendenh Mr. Coles gels involved in many school acfivifies. Mr. Riiler, placemenr counselor, gels all kinds of jobs for sludenis, buf none more glamorous Hman ushering in lhe Loop llieafers. QOURSE Many a discouraged boy finds an inieresled and lielpful friend in Mr. Collins, ailendance counselor. Bessie Giannis and Frances Palumbo assisr Mr. Bollinger in The Regis+rar's ofliice. BOOKS

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M L g n Ticlxles The audience as he b ff The lyrics To The song, The he Brolren H T gCl,ClftAy SLOW LeT's l:orgeT EveryThing, The TiTle oT The TaculTy show, reveals The aTTi- Tude oT AusTin's disTinguished Teachers as They leT Their hair down and iusT had a good Time. An imaginary TaculTy lounge was Their seTTing, as They goT TogeTher and reminisced abouT college days. Mr. Lussenhop, Trombone, Mr. CreiTz, viola, and lvlr. Kabrin, piano, came ouT wiTh some red hoT music while Mr. Linner, Mr. Thomas, lvlr. l:ouTs, lvlr. Qlsen, Mr. Rodia, and Mr. CaTT all joined in The iam session. SporTing a Sing Sing sweaTer. Mr. l-lager, masTer oT ceremonies, led The audience in The school song. The loud shirTs and ouTTiTs musT have Tired lvlr. Lee, as he could always be Tound racing Tor The couch againsT speedy Mr. Jakus. IT was all very obvious ThaT The Teachers had iusT as much Tun presenTing The show as The dumbTounded AusTiniTes did waTching iT. Deep in learning are Mr. Kabrin, Mr. CrelTz, Mr. Olson, Mr. Rodia, Mr. Hager, Mr. Lussenhop, and Mr. Jalrus, who puT Their brains To work during The TaculTy show and demonsTraTe To The sTudenT how iT is done