Proctor High School - Proctorian Yearbook (Proctor, MN)

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i l l jg? sv-X Mr. Larson, one of the great leaders of our time. Mr. Eilola meditates at his desk before his day begins. Mrs. Thoreson. hard at work as usual. Taking a break from their busy day are Ms. McKaige, Ms. Sletten, and Ms. Thudin. Ms. Rauschenfels gets aquainted with her new iob in the junior high office. Mr. Rolle never stops! Mr. Carlson reviews a book for one of his parttime classes. Mr. Watkins is always happy to talk to students. Mr. Caywood gives Mr. Watkins his just desserts! Ms. Lee and Ms. Higby keep the school running smoothly. Administration X83

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I' 'Yami' K' 'Nkxinm MM... M . . . . Q it ADMINISTRATION Determining the Direction of P.H.S. The managing of an entire school district is not a job for the indifferent, and our administration is cer- tainly not that. Their combined enthusiasm and years of experience enable us to enjoy the most beneficial year possible. The junior high saw a change, in the replacement of Ms. Collins by Ms. Rauschenfels as the new assistant principal. As usual, all of the secretaries went above and be- yond the call of duty with all their extra help. 82X Administration ' ff,

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84 I. Mr. Carlson eagerly awaits another stu- dent. 2. Ms. Thoreson concentrates as she helps a student with an assignment. 3. Ms. Murphy admires a student's work. 4. Mr. Lockwood finds it amusing that no one will listen to him. 5. Mr. Koivisto daydreams in his office. 6. Gus is our friendly neighborhood secre- tary. V 7. Ve haff vays of making you talkl 8. Ms. Short looks up to answer a stu- dent's work. fCounselor 'Guam