Bloomington High School - Bear Yearbook (Bloomington, MN)

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PteORC ENCYAND COURTESY SUOU N EY OFRCE PERSONNEL . . . The hard-working members of the office staff were kept busy at all times by .no demands of the student body. A few of their many jobs were operating the switchboard, mimeographing tosts and bulletins, arranging counseling appointments, and treating injured or ill students. Mr . Virginia Spanglor—Counselor' Secretary Mr . Lorraino Bentley—Switchboard Operator Mr . Elixabeth Ander or»-School Nurse Page 10

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... AND LIBRARY Mrs. Leona Johnson Hoad Librarian Mrs. Orpha Gilbertson Assistant Librarian Mrs. Janice Bailcvy Library ClerL

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. . . CjOOKC . . . A diligent kitchen omployoe proparod an ondloss supply gf tuna cheeseburgers. a new tasto troat. Hilary Juston, Ralph Andorson, Lowoll Higgins, Wilber Horman. Jerry Garrison, Harry Dristo, Daryle Rico, Dol Snook, Oscar Goorgo Johnson, Ralph Daly, Roso Christen, Ruth Smod. This yoar's cooks woro: BACK ROW: Donna Schipansly, Clarico Nybo, Ruth Anderson. Maiino Busch, Ruth Fagorwold, and Nova Anderson. SEATED: Lillian Johnson, lunchroom supervisor, Kath-loon Christonson, Arlono Rock, Elaino Austad, Mildred Hodgeman, Gloria Lewis, Glynioco Zielcn, Sylvia Mikkolson, Shirloy Talloy, Joanott Trimble, Dorothy Homming, and Floronco Ryman, head cook. Masters of the culinary arts, the members of the Kitchen Staff strived to provide BHS students with the Bosic Seven. Composed of full and part-time cooks, this reliable group toils daily at the twenty, four hour task of preparing nutritious lunches for over 20CQ people. Under the direction of Mrs. Lillian Johnson, these talented ladies will continue to insure a healthy student body at Bloomington. The counselors' offieo door is repaired by one of our custodians. Controlling the tomperaturo at BHS required much timo and effort on the part of our diligent custodians. AND CUSTODIANS The shining facade of our school, one of the most attractive in the state, may have been attributed to Hhe constant attention of our Custodial Staff. At all hours of the day and night, members of this group were on duty to insure the spotless appearance of 3!oomington High School. Even vacations were spent in making any necessary repairs and doing additional cleaning in the absence of the students.