Brooklyn Center High School - Centaurion Yearbook (Brooklyn Center, MN)

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Cooks: Seated: Loretta Kuznia, Bernice Roberts, Aleda Sundeen, Muriel Lundblad. Standing: Al- lene Stern, Delores Mayland, Leone Everson, Ruth Benson, Mildred Hendrickson, Delores Betzold. NA?M Custodians: Seated: Harold Lindquist, Dale Lind, John Wisniak, Fermon Finley. Standing: Arnold Quist, Frank Quigley, Richard Lowe, Robert Sjodin. Vital services help school run Smoothly The cooks, custodians ana laun- dress provided a useful, valuable ser- vice here at BCHS. The cooks worked hard to prepare meals that were fia- vorful as well as nutritious. A new ad- dition to school lunches were dough- nuts, made by the cooks with their newly acquired doughnut machine. The custodians were responsible for much of the upkeep and repair of the building and school property, as well as driving buses. Although their job was often hard and tedious, one could always expect a cheerful attitude and a friendly smile from the custodians. The iaundress washed an endless stream of dirty towels and gymsuits and was also available to mend a stu- dent's clothes in the case of an emergency. a Students could forget how impor- tant these people were to BC, but their jobs were just as vital to them as those of any member of the faculty. Teachers: Opposite Pagezy4. Roger Hansegard: Health 8, Health 10. 5. Susan Kacheroski: Physical Education 7, Phy. Ed. 8, Lifetime Sports I and II. 6. Douglas Darnell: Phy. Ed. 7, Phy. Ed. 8. 7. Elizabeth Murnan: Phy. Ed. 9, Phy. Ed. 10. 8. Delano Jones: Phy. Ed. 9, Phy. Ed. 10, Lifetime Sports I and II. 9. Margery Andrewjeski: Laundress. Special Services 65

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Activities deVeIOp mind and body Students in Physical Education participated in a variety of physical activities ranging from typical calis- thenics to ski trips. These activities developed good physical fitness and promoted good sportsmanship and vleadership. 7 Health was designed to give stu- dents an understanding of and ap- preciation for their physical and mental well-being. The students learned the basic fundamentals of first aid which enable them to cope with emergencies. In senior high, health helped the student under- stand his behavior and personality. This Page: 1. Haven Osman grapples with the ball in Lifetime Sports as Jay Jackson and Kevin Dorff look on. 2. Dawn Baker gets amwpuqmdNewMMpmdkmga mm3 nest on the rings. 3. Mingled surprise and laughter result as Roger Hansegard advises dghth grade Heanh students 64 HealthiPhysical Education

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w W. Wumww uzAWWW' 4 9v, y WWW Representing various clubs and organizations, BCHS students show their taelds of int 66 Student Activuties