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

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Fw-Q... MK ,V me QQ rf 2 ff we ' :I Q25 Smiles wreathe the faces of I. Tsivolaflakis, I. Zreczny, B. Alleoa, and S. Dembowski as they contemplate the new forty-nine star flag in their Civics II class. OCIAL T D IE B. Ielinek and A. Simon believe that charts and cartoons make U.S. History more inter- esting . in are s MR. R. COMPTON MISS V. DOYLE MRS. P. FREEMAN MRS V. MCCONVILLE Students at Austin become equipped for future civic responsibilities in community, state, and national affairs through the knowledge they receive in the study of History, Geography, and Civics. V ere MRS. R. KELLY Department Chairman MR. W. EVVAN MRS. I. SCHLEICH MR. L. SOMMERS Not Pictured MRS. V. HEYSE V MR. D. KATZ MISS N. COX 22

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SCIENCE I Www X ' L. N I , Q4 fefwia-tefw -'.,-- 6, me .4-:. R -.. 7 '- A x - 'J-55 1 1-E9 ':-11: K. Hawkinson and D. Barrington watch with fascination the results of their experiment. 'bww MR. R. FOUTS fs,-ww Department Chairman MR. F. AKERS MISS C. BARRETT MRS. E. DRUMMOND MRS. G. GREEN MR. J. FINKBEINER MR. C. GOUCET MR. O. CATT MISS A. PETERSON MR. W. ROBBINS MISS E. SWANSON MR. J. WASSERMAN Not Pictured NIR. A. BALLENV MRS. R. BUDZINSKI MISS F. KAYE 21

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MRS. M. RAUTH Department Chairman MR. O. ALEXANDER MISS H. HAGLAND MR. Z. HATHORNE MISS M. DAHL W MISS R. PALMERTON Jr g .Wifi -N we if We Riff Qufx P G 1 W E-.1 x l Nw W I ESS ED CATIO Business education, one of the key factors in the development of economic life, trains students in such fields as typing, shorthand and modern office practices and helps them to achieve positions in the business world. The Office Management Association awards given to Marie Greco, Phyllis Spera, Robert Wayne, and Ieannette Heck illustrate the success of this course. Not Pictured MRS. E. CLARK MR. O. HOWELL MISS T. THORSON MRS. M. MCLINDEN What man does-n't need two efficient secretaries like P. Spera and I. Heck to type his letters and answer his phone? 23