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Teachers Enjoy the Coffee-Hour Break Miss Rose Tolonen U.S. history, government F.T.A. advisor Mrs. Stella Trenholm Ungraded English, Girls P.E, Mr. Gary Weinstein English II and III Spirit Morale and sophamore class adviser Mrs. Flo Weiss Special education Assembly committee, Spirit Morale adviser After a full day of teaching, several faculty members relax at the Christmas Tea put on by the Library Club. 25
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Following Busy Classroom Schedules, Mr. Albert McKay Biology I and II Service Club adviser Mr. John Moberg World history Dance supervisor, head wrestling coach Mrs. Elizabeth Nopson Chorus Mrs. Cara Olsen Office practice, Typing I and II, Shorthand I and II Senior class adviser Mr. John Price English III and IV I.R.L. adviser Mr. Ro ss Putman Driver ' s education Boys ' Federation adviser, head baseball coach Mr. William Reuter Advanced algebra, geometry Honor Society and Mu Alpha Theta adviser, dance coordinator Mr. Ronald Ricketts Bookkeeping, business mathematics Zephyrus, A Club adviser, head track coach, assistant basketball coach Mr. Charles Sarin U.S. history, economics I.R.L. and junior class adviser, assistant baseball coach Mr. Robert Scott Algebra, physics, trigonometry Senior class adviser Mr. Cecil Smith Speech 1 and II Mrs. Josephine Swanson English III F.T.A. and junior class adviser 24
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Adults Keep School Running Smoothly The high school office functions so smoothly under the experienced supervision of Mrs. Clark and Mrs. Welfey that few realize how many duties are performed by them. They range from writing receipts, admitting ab¬ sentees to class, keeping the school books, acting as secretaries to Mr. Clifford, to an¬ swering questions of visitors. Other adults, too, have been added to. the staff in the last few years to free the faculty from duties that take time from their teach¬ ing assignments. Running the student store, supervising study halls, helping in the li¬ brary, and working in the reading lab keep these women on their toes all day. Keeping things running smoothly in the office are the staff secretaries, Mrs. Alma Clark who is shown here filing name cards and Mrs. Dorothy Welfley. Relaxing during the lunch hour, which they often share, are Mrs. Phil¬ lips, assistant librarian, and Mrs. Rinell, assistant reading teacher. Always ready to give “service with a smile” at the student store are Mrs. Bue and Mrs. Davis, who also are study hall supervisors. x ' 26
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