Edina High School - Whigrean Yearbook (Edina, MN)

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Mrs. Charlotte Beetle — second floor counselors' secretary for Mr. Kinion, Mr. McCartan, and Mr. Schmidt. Mrs. Grace Disney — secretary for Mr. Ring. Mrs. Lois Engel — school nurse — B.S. in Public Health Nursing from the University of Minnesota — Y-Tcens coordinator. Mrs. Vivian Guetzkc — third floor counselors' secretary for Mrs. Corson and Mr. lyngaas. Mrs. lone Johnson — clerk in main office — handles change for VV ii-grean donut sales and subscriptions. Mrs. Elsye Martin — first floor counselors' office secretary for Mr. Downs and Mr. Jordon. Mrs. Mary Fran Nelson — runs the bookstore — obtained B.A. degree from Crinnell College — ' Mother of the Teams. Mrs. Elaine Steiner — receptionist in main high school office and author of the daily bulletins. UTILIZING THE NURSE'S equipment, Jill Johnson aids the near-sighted Judy Carter. A CHANGE OF PACE from sweeping floors and emptying waste is found by two custodians in replacing loose ceiling tile. 26

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AFTER SLOWLY ARISING on Saturday mornings to take her SAT's and ACT'S, Karen Sletten is advised by Mr. Ted Downs about college entrance requirements. STUDYING COLLEGES, Sally Scheefe frowns on 2 to 12 boy to girl ratio. Counselors Admissions Search Kits Simplify College Research THE ADMISSIONS SEARCH KIT was used this year to simplify and expedite college selection and admissions procedures for students. It was designed by the joint effort of the Association of College Admissions Counselors and the 3M Company. Mr. Rodney Schmidt, Edina High School's Coordinator of Guidance Services, was the consultant. The project will develop an annual Admissions Search Kit, containing entrance requirements and other pertinent facts about some 27,000 col- leges and universities. The kits were designed for use in assisting high school counseling offices. In use, the student first identifies possible colleges. The file date is then reproduced on copying equipment, thus creating a personalized admissions information kit. The counselors also supervised sessions with representatives from various colleges. The representatives gave informal talks giving students information about their college. 25

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Steamed Weiner, ‘Fluffy’ Rice Almost Tempt Lunch Eaters IN THE CALM after the storm, the echoes die away and in the silence a cook prepares the cafeteria for tomorrow's deluge of students. WITH A SMILE on her face, one of our industrious cooks switches on the dishwashing equipment. 27