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

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.1 lo ,O Q PQ' Q Y' N 3 UID Ili 1 .76JzfLl . ffl Av' vx I by I ',!A Qi V .., 5 4177 xx 5, 'n M s '12 'es 'F if ki is I5 Math Is your child passing his tests and tlunking his education? At Austin, the answer is a loud No! Our Math Department under the keen scrutiny of Chairman Armin Krebill, is constantly adapting and improving its methods and its curriculum as illustrated by the addition of calculus and analytical geometry as a special eighth semester math course. In meeting the challenge of the totalitarian powers in a world which makes increasing demands upon schools for students well trained in mathematics, we at Austin are proud to serve the nation. LEFT PANEL Armin P. Krebill, Chairman, Mildred Baier, Stanley F. Bristol, Nona W. Daugherty, Catherine C. Doheny, Margaret J. Kennedy. RIGHT PANEL Elsie Luhan, National Honor Society Advisor, Florence Sheehy, Betty Stubbletield. NOT PICTURED Ruth H. Funk. Testing their homemade transit, Bill Benekos and Bill Berg are sighting it in Miss Sheehy's Geometry 2 Honor class.

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English In everyday conversation as well as in world travel the ability to express thoughts and ideas clearly is of great importance. This year more emphasis He'en Pidgeon Chairman than ever before has been placed on English. . , Gloria D. Andrews Since four years are required, advanced placement Q I d Q English has recently been added to the list of Dorothy M' Bmley' Honor C Ub A WSC coursesg and students attending this class will receive Alice C- Baum COllege credits. Marie E. Conroy Touche John Valentine, lo Anne Lestina, Iim Graziano and james Veto look on as Barry Libken cmd Le Hoy Bianchi iight duel in their make-believe setting in Miss Eai1ey's English class. -Q ,aff R Q72 'I6 'N da ff- 5 1 rl 1 i f l yy. IB i F ff : flil f fl 7-I-'J'-i '21-'ii , ,ew-f X 5 2 ' eg 4 '75 E 1 V , ' .sf J J Q2 J Q b ln L, it 2' N 7' - U Q12 1 . U--V' s f . tsl., Y , v.-...,-..: W, ,f 13 i i 1 - f l l. Rx, .9 ffl -ns., .,, L 1 r t x I RQ. 'IJ 'w' VY fm., I 1'-'77 4-Lf Gamba - A wi ,515 , ' i s :Q N. ,