John Marshall High School - Gavel Yearbook (Milwaukee, WI)

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Top Row: Jan WVestfahl, Kathy Lued- ers, jill Shepard, Kristine Bach, Bar- bara Durand, Freddie Goldberg, Myra Berkowitz, Donna Soderberg, Sharon Schur Third Row: Sabina Wohlfeiler, Karen Frank, Anita Baker, Ellen Bear, Mar- lene Joers, Adrienne Wynn, Sue Schen- baum, Diane Schwebe, Harriet Malof- sky Second Row: Michelle Lusk, Peggie Nenhauser, Pauline Fogel, Susan Ketay, Roselie Yanowitz, Coralee Maxson, Sharon Sinagub, Christine Sohr Bottom Row: Susan Peterson, Kathy Berghofer, Shelly Rapkin, Paula Orth, Arleen Michor, Betty Chrustowski, Bev- erly Young, Kathleen Kohout OFFICE MONITORS GUIDANCE MONITORS 115 Top Row: Tom Meurer, Kenny Sim- onis, Ruta Kupsis, Nancy jamrose, Nancy Yochum, Phillis Casalena, Dale Neverman Third Row: Gail Schleisher, Susan Ketay, Nancy Neuenfeldt, Toni Lane, Ann Zajdszpiner, Cindy Willarson, Jody Clancy, Sharon Hogue Second Row: Mary Gielow, Estelle Goldberg, Sharon Greenberg, Candy Terry, Michele Metko, Barbara Chit- tero, Jacqueline Pechacek Bottom Row: Helene Bluvstein, Jo- anne Shapiro,' Nicki Alpert, Naomi Pitt, Anne Ridberg, Anna Obar, Pam- ela Goldberg

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. .f ' . fe 5112- fi New OFFICE STAFF The I.B.M. system means a vast change in office and teacher records. Its main advantages are in the amount of time and work it saves. The complete I.B.M. unit consists of four separate machines. The first, a key punch, punches the characters in each student's program card. Next, the sorter sorts these. Then the 1401 computer records all given informa- tion on tapes and prepares it for the master unit, 7074, in Chicago. These tapes are then put into this machine. In twelve to fifteen minutes, this information has been gathered, and the student schedules are complete. 4 K 'TX' QSM. ' .. . K. 4 k:mf N2srQ4 i . '1 .Q .i -- i Siiifeiiwt. Q J R The competent secretaries shown in the act of being competent. Miss Zanoni and Mr. Osterndorf deal with the daily multitude of students who come to the office with as- sorted questions and problems. Every day Mrs. Rosemary Ward checks the I.B.M. attendance cards for 2,700 students. ti s 1' 2 3

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KITCHEN STAFF Serving approximately two thousand students daily and sending food to six other elementary schools in the vicinity requires the combined elforts of fifteen women. Two stack ovens, one range, an eighty gallon steam ket- tle, and a sixty quart mixing machine are a part of the cafeteria equipment used daily. All bread, rolls, cakes, and pies are baked in the school ovens. Nearly one thousand pounds of Hour are used weekly. When hamburger, the favorite meal is served, about three hundred and Hfty pounds of meat are used. Miss Sophie Czubkowski, the cook manager, insures that the cafeteria is run efliciently. Top Row: Virginia Mack, Ruth Koonan, Mary Payne, Katherine Gregory Middle Row: Charlotte Ahles, Lillian Knueppel Bottom Row: Olive Carey, Marie Janos, Grace Ivy, Rose Draeger, Betty Grassinger, Dawn Lukitsch,. Marie Bublitz, Sophie Czubkowski