John Marshall High School - Rochord Yearbook (Rochester, MN)

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WE td Visual aid helpers at top left are: Tim Bair, Jim Harrington, Mrs. Garwood, George Lair, William Zodrow, Philip Roland, Steve Brun- dige. Above, the library help are: Karolyn Fischer, Kay Howard, Phyllis Thompson, Sandra Rietman, Rosalie Royce, Jeff Braun, Mar- iorie Ravenhorst, Rodney Clement, Johnnel Tillotson and David Gustine. Unsung Heroes Give Assistance The library assistants are always ready to aid students in finding in- formation and checking out books. Miss Baker, our librarian, is working to give us an excellent and orderly library. Several boys work in the visual aids department headed by Mr. Garwood. They provide and operate tape recorders, slide proiectors, film proiectors and bioscopes during their study periods. Thus, these boys do an important iob for our school.

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SEP 555 Ja, a,,,. is if 'K 1 X. ......-Q Scenes such as these can be seen daily in the John Marshall cafeteria. From the left, the noon lunch line, the cafeteria workers washing tables, and the checkers marking up the regular thirty cents. The cafeteria was designed to effectively accommodate all those using it. The four check- out counters provide for a fast and efficient serving line. A conveyor belt takes students' New Cafeteria Facilities strays to the kitchen. The students are by no means the only fortunate ones. Such things as Service John Marshall an electric potato peeler, garbage disposal, electric dishwasher, food mixer, and walk-in freezer aid the cooks in their work. The cafeteria is not only efficient, but also very attractively designed. The north wall is all windows with colorful draw-string drapes. Set aside in the rear of the cafeteria is a wood paneled room iust for the teachers. These are the students who help the cooks to put out the daily meals. Kneeling in front, left to right, are Dave Amdahl, Bill Newell, Mike McCoy, Gene Nelsen, Marvin Stil- ler, Mike Bradshaw, Dick Witzke, Duane Ferguson. Standing b e h i n d are Phyllis Nietz, Sandy Mac- Lean, Geraldine Why- naught, Elaine Merry, Marilyn Zwart, Kathy Reese, Bonnie Boardman, Darla Kuehn, Esther Sat- erdalen, Barbara Drake and Mary Ann Todd. - ' ff' Wim- ' bfi. 5-'?253iEfrE1FdiW?vWE v?3faki2 'W b9X?fES6,22?'i?': , f .:f'5irf9J'5:-ni'-.'lq?:'Q5t'4?ff3'?tsX.s ?.'3'5'-57l ?Lf'1 2 ,,,f '7t?W W Kfslff

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'RTW' The millions of little tasks to be taken care of from the John Marshall administrative offices each day are handled by a force of girls who give up time from their study halls to work in the office. The girls shown above are the ones who each day handle the switchboard, run errands and deliver telephone messages to better serve the students. Girls Assist ln Nursing and Office School nurse, Mrs. Vivian Erickson, is shown here with the girls who assist her in the nurse's office. Seated left to right are Sharon Stevenson, Denise Ambrose and Pat Knight. Standing behind are Darlene Sweet, Kitty Jack, Joan Thompson and Mary Clark. These girls serve the office by filing records, supervising the omce and helping the smallpox and Mantoux test shots. ,, 'U-u1 ' Till