Richfield High School - Aurean Yearbook (Richfield, MN)

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Mrs. Elizabeth Snyder, Mrs. Thelma Monson, Miss Frances Vail. Afhlriic Directar The post of R.H.S. athletic director is ably filled by Mr. Harold Ahlbom, who also teaches several classes of history in the high school. He is in charge of athletic equipment, game scheduling and the gen- eral over-all athletic program. Library Staff This staff of three, along with their stu- dent helpers, are in charge of the school library which serves the entire school body. Miss Vail, Mrs. Monson, and Mrs. Sny- der are always willing to give assistance to anyone who has difficulty in finding any material. i 1 Nurse Mrs. Thora Borlaug, the school nurse, is the guardian of the health of R.H.S. stu- N dents during the school day. She is in l charge of hearing tests, vision tests, the im- munization and vaccination programsg and the chest X-ray program. These tests are given to protect the students from serious eye defects and hearing defects.

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ffzyh 5cl10ol,4dmir111s'frafi014 CLAIR BARTOSH l Mr. Bartosh is the new high school assistant principal. His duties are to aid the principal in all ways possible and to handle attendance and control. His friendly manner and good humor are an asset to R.H.S. He was previously with the school system in Buffalo, Minnesota. GENEVIEVE WISE Miss Wise, high school coun selor, has been with the Rich- field school system eight years, she has been a counselor for five of these eight years. Her duties include supervising the special testing program and helping place seniors in colleges and in jobs. ROBERT E. JOHNSON Richfield's new counselor, Mr. johnson, came here this year from Park Rapids, Minnesota, where BURTON K. STORM ,. he had been a counselor for seven years. Among his many duties are handling registration and helping students with their personal problems. Mr. Storm is in charge of the recreational program for the entire village of Richfield. This program sponsors the park playgrounds, swimming, Little League baseball games, 9 evening classes and numerous other activities. ,

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Ofice Staff These office clerks are the core of the operation of Richfield High School and act as a tie between the administration and the students. They make out schedules, handle school supplies, print daily bulletins, and are re- sponsible for the efficient and smooth op- eration of the high school office. Standing: Mrs. Peggy Strand, Mrs. Kathleen Mulvain, Mrs. Esther Gra bar. Seated: Mrs. Gladys Stutsman. Not pictured: Miss Margaret Burkhart Back row: L. Schwartz, C. Moos, B. Myron, J, Willsey, L. Larson Front row: B. Crest, L. Treece, L., Willard, G. Kamleiter, C. Palmquist L. Konok. Not pictured: D. Lagemann, E. Rezab, O. Frazer, K. Erickson, J. Fleming, C. Harman, A. Reid, S. Jarvis, D. Litsheim, A. Mullen, L Roden, A. Ofstad. Michal: Staff Husfaaians and l5'us Drivers The efficient janitorial staff under Head Custodian Buzz Myron, are the men re- sponsible for keeping R.H.S. and its grounds beautiful. Dewey Litsheim, Adrian Mullen, LeRoy Larson, and Le Roy Roden are the four high school bus drivers who transport a great portion of the senior high students to and from school. These three women, along with their as- sociates, contribute to the well-being of R.H.S. students by preparing the hot lunches served each noon in the cafeteria. They are aided by a staff of 12 cooks: Eileen Carl- ton, Phyllis Dahlstrom, Evelyn Fladland, Hilda Hanson, Louise Johnson, Mary Mc- Lain, Marion Morshare, Dorothy Nordquist, Alice Olson, Frances Peterson, Lois Ripley, and Guida Tomlinson. Mrs. Velander is head cook, and Mrs. Christiansen is her helper. Mrs. Orr is hot lunch supervisor. 1 Mrs. Elsie Velander, Mrs. Edna Christiansen, Mrs. Judy Orr.