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

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?!9 .AFA Education Business K.. '-'dr' RIGHT TOP PANEL Oliver W. Howell 451' Marcello Mclindon ' ' Ruth Palmerton ' . . ,I Thelma S. Thorson H lg Nor Plcruneo 9 M WW AA Edna B. Clark 1? 9 2.16 Helen Bredehorn 9 -as Mary M. Dahl Austin's Business Education department is directly concerned with the preparation of students tor LEFT PANEL college and their future occupations. Frequent Menon D- Roufh' Cllolfmflm drills are given in typing and shorthand in order to improve speed and ability, and high scorers are rewarded with certificates and pins. Orson G. Alexander Three outstanding Business Education students 32 College Club Advisor were recipients ot awards presented by the OFFice 'Fw Z' , 'I9 Hqzel E, Hqglqnd Management Association of Chicago on the Dome, Heimz basis of scholarship, citizenship, and leadership. Mrs. Rauth demonstrates adeptness cmd proficiency in handling cz switchboard to Donna Weinberg,

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Kathy Barron and David Tick work on their papier-mciche animals as they learn proportion and shape in their Art Class. Art The statement, A picture is a silent poem, may tell a little of what was in the minds ofthe l5O Scholastic Art Awards winners while they were creating their masterpieces These students are a credit to Austin and ca reflection of the Art Department's excellent and industrious work. Aside from developing the artistic talents of the students, art teachers here at Austin endeavor to make art an uplifting and an intellectual experience. f Jennie L. Holbrook, Chairman Grace B. Diels T, Not Pictured , Q Katherine Williams l S Bill Punzio, lan Buris and Steve Walenga are students from Mrs Williams art class, who have won scholarships in art, and shown here working on their block-printing. W, vw ff ' W , -ffylswf wt ' W s ' 'A Q 'fe4'V'm 5' A-Q ,tam aim, f is me ,I Z I k A 9Z'ft ff' ' Q2 qw if , , as gpg l Q M - ef' .5 a I Q . M t or . ,:,.! IQ , , ,X wife-.. 3 3... '- V '-fx, s ,Rigs q