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

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A Don't worry kids! Natalie Huminiak is not trying to blow up the school, she is only working on her experiment which is all part of the daily routine in Chemistry. LEFT PANEL Corneol Barrett, Rose Budzinski, Orvol A. Cott. Zinn fl.: 4 .vw ., ,wr 3.4: J' 's fr IQ' '75 fm .fr E '2 - 2 'xx Q' If S ,rg . 1, 3, 1. ,W LW' WLM 14-1, awww H f 9 my-1 ff Vs Z eff. S. Russel Fouts, Chonrmcnn, Fred H. Akers, Amer M. Bollew, 1. 1. f , . , 1 11 ' .mf f . M-mr .ma ,,, 3 G KE! 2 A .W M fs- pf' RIGHT PANEL Evo W. Drummond, John Finkbeiner, Charles W. Gouget, Gussie G. Green, Alice C. T. Peterson, Walter F. Robbins, Dove Shlemon, H Joseph Wossermon. xx Q - Ai , W, NN ' M ff I3 , ,,,,., 1433541 y' ,. xml .iffp nf r M sssfw

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Scienc O WE f ff loner Fischer examines a model of a prehistoric dinosaur in Mr. Gougefs science class. At Cape Canaveral a button is pushed, and another Jupiter C missile soars into the sky. With each new missile firing and nuclear test, international tensions rise and the emphasis on science is increased. Austin, too, has accentuated this field ot learning. A thorough course ot study is ottered in general science, biology, physics and chemistry, and advanced classes are conducted which encourage students to delve deeper into the realms of scientific knowledge and research. lulian Gestrain and Ioel Resnick work together to measure the momentum of two bodies after Q collision. This is typical of the experiments performed in a Physics class.

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3, 4 ,av fl 34 1 1 at .till 0,5 L 'NL sag!- I LP Na' LEFT TOP PANEL Bernice Wingfield, Chairman Margaret A. Beck, Latin Club Advisor RIGHT TOP PANEL George J. Drossos, f Stamp and Coin Club Advisor - Ruth H. Frees Edna McCarty With a knowledge of the Spanish language, and a little imagination, Phyllis Malone and Don Mankin create a suitable atmosphere in which to order their meals. RIGHT BOTTOM PANEL Albert Milanesi ' Paula Niklas, German Club Advisor 0 r e I g n Vivian Saylor Cx ,4' Mft f 9 2 I ll,Jl la X . . I 'mai Nothing helps so much to develop better understanding ' of other nations than the ability to speak, read and write their language. Austinites may choose French, Italian, German, Spanish or Latin on their road to g , broadening their understanding of our world neighbors. , ,:.,g,i,, I4 Ago' ,Q b E35 GIYIC E will ii U li et - ,. 233, ft: Cf 4' -f f fa-vs 'KST' V ,,,,, vm, .N X x fi . at N C 1