Central High School - Scarlet Feather Yearbook (Red Wing, MN)

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TRAFFIC SQUAD: Row one - Ottman, Nelson, Price, Row two - Paine, Thermos, Christianson, Jabrum, Aaker. Joining with others and establishing the fine safety record in our state, the traffic patrol serves in all weather to control pedestrian and vehicle traffic on our busy East Avenue. Inside the building, stairway re- gulations for between class traffic are supervised by another group who give hourly service. Classtime messages and an- nouncements are carried by another willing group of volunteers up and down the stairs and halls of Central. STAIRWAY MONITORS: Left to right - Conley, O- lander, Beuttner, Nibbe, Alrns, Peterson. Dale Wiech Qabsentj OFFICE HELP: Row one - Hoeft, Paulson, Hennen, Tiedeman. Row two - Ed- strom, Kohrs, Odman, Deiricks, Schwartau thirteen

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SERVICE GRGUPS -1 NURSES HELP: Row one - Meyer, Koester. Row two - Redding, Anderson Mm' , Alu. 43 umm J AUDIO-VISUAL AIDS: Row one - Savage, Furne, John- son. Row two - Puppe, Schaffer, Eckblad, Delmar Service without awards, letters, banquets, or public notice is service of the highest type. Accounting for the many films and tapes used in all of the classrooms, maintaining health records kept by the school nurse, and assisting in the immunization programs along with vision and hearing surveys are two examples of this type of service. Another is greeting and escorting patrons at school events that requires the courtesy and poise shown by the members of the usher squad. Vivian Hemmingson and Elaine I-Iennen head this group that serve whenever oc- casion demands. twelve USHER SQUAD: Row one - Loer, An- derson, Larson, Beeman, Lundberg, Mumford, Lersch. Row two - Dowell, Dyanne Swanson, Borgen, Jenkens, Forsberg, Paulson, Sylvander, Hennen. Row three -Buck, Johnson, Popp, Dor- een Swanson, Magnuson, Hemmingson. Row four - Riedell, Cornell, Knutson, Stein, Davis

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AUDIO-VISUAL: Left to right - La Blanc Thermos, Paine. LIBRARY CLUB: Left to right - Nelson, Es- terby, Johnson, Anderson, Armstrong, Sam- uelson. Providing attractive and efficient library service, and moving cumbersome audio- visual equipment from room to room, is also a real service. Accounting for attendance at assemblies, meeting the scowls and pleas of the noon hour front door crowd, and tak- ing telephone messages also demands the willing volunteer spirit of groups of Centralites. TELEPHONE PERSONNEL: Seated - Ferris Bolin. Standing - Fix-1, Puppe Sandra Longcor, Sharon Longcor Ammundson