Cooper High School - Talons Yearbook (New Hope, MN)

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SECRETARIES. FROM LEFT: Mrs. Wilhelm, Mrs. Hocks. Mrs; Monegar. Mrs. Foss. Mrs. Seelye. Johnson, Mrs. Bernu. Mrs. BasseH. Mrs. K v34 i, 5i :; COOKS. BOTTOM ROW. FROM LEFT: Mrs. Wolff. Mrs. VanWie, Mrs. Durant Mrs. Gorenson, Mrs. Halgrimson. Mrs. Johnson. Mrs. Gusfafson. Mrs. Thomsen. TOP ROW: Mrs. Emerson. Mrs. Glass. Mrs. Peferson, Mrs. HarHiel. Mrs. Johnson. Mrs. Hannibal. Mrs. Anderson. the efficient employees perform priceless tasks The services of +he cooks. mainfenance engineers. and secrefar'ies were invaluable +0 +he operafion of +he school. S+ar+ing meal preparafion af 7:00 A.M.. +he cooks were able +0 feed an average of L800 sfudenfs per day. In order +0 obfain governmenf commodifies, Huey were required +0 serve a balanced dief of vegefables. meat fruit and milk. Acfing as general handymen. +he cusfo- dians did repair work. sef up +he bleachers. and kepf +he school and grounds clean. The secrefaries were in charge of all records. along wifh corre- C3U$TODIANS. BOTTOM ROW. FROM LEFT: Mr. Schulz. Mr. Brage+. spondence and ofher clericaldufies for +he princi- Mr. BarHe, Mr. Traeger. TOP ROW: Mr. Jackman. Mr. Keller. Mr. 6W Palsand+eaChers' willer. Mr. Johnson. employees-l 5

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counseling department, nurse administer tests Encouraged by unscheduled Hme. Cooper sfue denfs relied heavily upon Jrhe services of We Guidance Deparfmenf. Adminisfering Iowa Basic and MSAT Jreers. advising sfudenfs. and regisfer- ing +hem 1for +heir classes were iusf a few of +he counselors' du'ries. Represen+a+ives from colleges +hroughou+ +he coun+ry spoke aJr College Nigh+ which was held on Sepfemberr 30. Advisory groups were elimina+ed and insfead. counselors worked +hrough Jrhe exfended homerooms on Fri- days. In addifion, Mrs. Marcell. +he school nurse. concluded +he vision and hearing screenings of all eleven+h graders. 5i i 4. Mr. Anderson Mr. Grimsrud Mrs. Phillips Mrs. Springer l4-guidance

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AIDES. FROM LEFT: Mrs. Sorbel. Mrs. Ellison. Mrs. Tiedeman. LIBRARIANS: Mrs. Ross. Mrs. Nemer. AIDE: Mrs. Nellis. RESOURCE AIDES. FROM LEFT: Mrs. Elias, Mrs. Meidal. Mrs. Roop. Mrs. Rieschl. Mrs. Seelig. Cindy Baker and Mike Conlin look +hrough +he card ca'ralog for bibliographical sources. aggrandizing resources procreate learning ease During +he I968-69 school year, Jrhe IMC con- Jrinuecl +0 expand i+s facilifies and maierials. Near- ly 2.000 s+uden+s per day fook advanfage of Jrhe resources provided. which included a +o+al of I4.000 books. periodicals. and conference and reading rooms. The lis+ening lab was enlarged +0 moer eHecfively give siudenfs a more creaiive learning experience. and +0 aid in undersfanding informafion presen+ed in class. Also. ieachers re- ceived bibliographical source Iis'rs from Jrhe li- brarians. which enabled Jrhe use of a larger variefy Of resources. in addi+ion f0 +he +ex+books. Making use of +he IMC resources in +he library. sophomore Mike Conlin prepares for his nex+ day's assignmenf by finding background maierial JFor a report I 6-imc