Bloomington High School - Bear Yearbook (Bloomington, MN)

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DISTRICT OFFICE DOROTHY JOHNSON Bookkeeper BETTY JOHNSON Clerk-Typist Office secretaries and clerks play an important roll in the management and operation of any office. These three ladies. Mrs. Dorothy Johnson, Mrs. Betty Johnson, and Mrs. Harriet Porter keep track of the school budget, keep books, and do many hours of typing each day. However, they do not believe in all work and no play, and spend much outside time in such domestic and outdoor duties as knitting, golf, and of course raising a family. On the whole, these people lead an active and entertaining life both inside and outside the office. HARRIET PORTER Payroll Clerk A break in the day' occupation it needed by everyone, to restore vitality and interett. Pictured below enjoying their afternoon coffee break arc Mrs. Betty Johnson, Mrs. Harriet Porter. Mrs. Dorothy Johnson, and Mrs. Joyce Meredith. page 17

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Mr. James Ostroot has been Assistant Superintendent in charge of business affairs at Bloomington Schools for six years. Before coming to Bloomington, Mr Ostroot was superintendent at Granite Falls, Minnesota. AAr. Ostroot received his B.A. degree from St. Olaf and his M.A. degree from the University of Minnesota. He has two sons; one is a chemical engineer for DuPont; the other is a dentist in Robbinsdalc. As secretary to Mr. Ostroot, Mrs. larraine Stauber has worked in the District Offices since April 1959 Mrs. Stauber is a graduate of Minneapolis Marshall High School. page 16

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F. WILSON POND Treasurer ROBERT H. PETERSON Director EDGAR ST. MARTIN President For an enthusiastic job well done we extend our thanks to the Board of Education for helping to make 1960 a successful year at B.H.S. These board members served well at a job which demands sacrifice of time, the ability and courage to both make a decision and stand by it, and a thick enough hide to withstand criticism for a thankless job that is terribly important to all of us. BOARD OF page 18