Kennedy High School - Profiles Yearbook (Bloomington, MN)

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Mrs. Mary Glunuck. KHS nurse Dick Bares receives a pass from the nurse. Care and feeding of 1800 senior high students fell to the nurse and the cooks. Both encouraged healthy lives. The cooks under the supervision of Mrs. Irene Showwaltcr, planned A-type meals aqd kept the enormous appetites of the students satisfied. Mrs. Mary Glumack, KHS nurse, gave a helping hand to many students. Goal of Nurse, Cooks: Healthy Students 16 Cooks (l-r): Doris Sicsinnop, Ida Wise, Marguerite Bang. Hilda Kopfman. Jessie Froyd, Genevieve Townsend, Dorthv Nelson. Phylles Gisselman, Helen Androff, Ruth Durling. Irene Showaiter, Marcella Milliren, Evelyn Kroger. Doris Stilsles. Missing: Dorthy Kompelien and Gretchcn Boggie.

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Counselors Aid in Pointing the Way Group and individual guidance, coupled with an extensive testing program, kept the four KHS guidance counselors occupied continuously throughout the school year. A new system of staff assignment provided for two counselors to work with each of the three classes. Main purpose of the department is to aid students to make free and wise choices based upon their understanding ... of their abilities, aptitudes, interests and altitudinal patterns in relation to their goals and ambitions. Miss Ann Miller and Mr. Myron Olson discuss the day's events. Mr. Jack Tesmer

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IIIIIHIIUmm Custodians (first shift): Fred Remington. Lowell Higgins, Jessie Anderson, Goldie Olson. Lester Vanderwerf, Ray Bergstrom, Ray Tuttle Custodians Carry Double Burden Keeping the Eagle nest clean and in repair was a year-round task for the Id janitors and 2 janitresscs. Working around the clock, they swept floors, dusted furniture, washed windows, emptied wastebaskets and washed blackboards. Regulations of heating and lighting for the entire building was also the responsibility of the custodians. The)- could frequently be seen prying gum wads and comb teeth from sinks and water fountains. Students with jammed lockers always went to the custodians for help. When necessary, the)' stacked the lunchroom tables and chairs. For social functions they' set up coat racks. Custodians (second shift): Jim Mueller, Marvin Peterson. Melvin Edie, John Manning. Merrill Davis. Dale Bishop, Joe Schwartz Head custodian Fdward Gruber checked temperatures in the rooms. 17 Norman Hoefer stacked chairs in the lunchroom.