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

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Technic l Whether you wish to become an electrician, printer, carpenter, draftsmcin, or architect the courses that place you on your first steps to achieve the goal are offered at Austin. These courses help whether you wish to enter any of the above fields professionally or if you are interested in gaining knowledge that may be put to use in your present home or the home you may have in the future. fi . T V tr -1 ff , - iv V cu ', oN , l 1 if 'T t' YY ff Y 1 Raymond G. Coles, Chairman Usher 81 Usherette and Key Club Advisor Harold Achtenhcigen Maurice Cline George T. Grashoff A. Eugene Jarvis Architects Club Advisor Thomas T. O'Dowd Stage Crew Orville J. Parkhurst Bob Lesniak, Anthony Costabile, Norm Glover, and Charles Murphy of the woodshop class demonstrate the proper use of a vise, plane, sandpaper block and tri-square. ,.-.Q 1 gpm, law Wx mf w-.N -4 r :Y MIT QD If . FG? ,', 1'frf! I I I .sq 3. ' n'. v ' ' l I I N, ll' . . Q funny- 0- 'I::::::n1l5 . J- rx n , ..: W if II ll IT I I fllllllln . .,. .. T:.:... f ,..-.- ,. 1 1 '50 24 ies- eww! i f' 1 mba 4:-

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ii. .5 wigs. .3 A-vs QM if ,N . 3 1 .I 'Iii Top PANEL I 1 'Q O 50,3 . 5.5. Q ' 0 Q 'hi - Charles Sulliven, Chairman, N Social Planning Advisor James Fay, Basketball, Baseball William C. Heiland, Football, Tennis I Joseph H. Murphy, Publicity, Senior Guard Ronald Otioson, Track, Frosh-Soph Foolball Rock and roll is the order of the day as Fred Pinsler does cr Warm-up exercise. Tom Gladwin of the shirts ana' George Talbot of the skins are having fun playing soccer, V' 095' BOTTOM PANEL Joseph L. Risily, Foofball, Swimming David Rusk NOT PICTURED Albert Paulson, Fencing V O I 4,5 l g J . . 'ff ? l ,M M . sf 5 X Si.- rx H .,,,.,.i 1' fi , - 2, .4 f ,A-.AG iii .W an V -,wi Aw I.. . A U .., ,A V' Nga.. QW -sway . w 0, f eff..

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Jw 3 W M M 1 1 Z.: 9 Q ,1 W f .....: Q Q ,,'A The home economics department deals not only with the homemaking abilities of the individual girls, but also with the mental and social facets of their personalities. ll Every day questions such as What can I wear today? , What should I prepare for dinner? , or Why won't this child behave? are solved in these classes. This instruction helps develop the co-ed into a more mature woman who is better able to accept the multiple responsibilities of being a capable housewife and mother. After learning to cook and sew, the upperclass girl may take Home Nursing and Home Decorating in which 7 - ,gt .gff,,,,a,.4-fl, , .1 I X' ,Z . tr ' . 3 f V , H N' . I 'fora f W in - ,.., f W 'S' nm., ,,, ,vu , tw W L x Cf f v , ' A V 1 f ,rw , f W , ' nf 't , 5 W ,QLLW T 4-WN , X KW -H .-,Q A rv ,o G6 Mi I Y K l'I'I l'I' she learns such helpful hints as correct placement of furniture, how to choose attractive color schemes, and how to care for the young, sick, or disabled. Vlasta R. Vedra, Chairman Hostess Club Advisor Edna L. Ansel Helen Lekatsos Phyllis Malone, Carol Smoron, and Priscilla Schrader of Mrs. Vedra's Home Management class, study the different phases of harmony and the use of colors, which are all a part of their course in Interior Decorating. Home Ec Q wwwm .WMM lacqueline Senato checks the measurement of her blouse pattern and Milcela Tilden pins her pattern to the material. Preparing for the future? Or experimenting? The smiles of Sandra Schultz, Nancy Lozaro, Sharon Silcolcis say that cooking can be fun. W7 .3 4 'lv K gl 2 5 X wi ,I -Iss., - 91244 .,, My 75 3 '