Magnolia High School - Mirror Yearbook (Magnolia, IA)

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ljbrary Seated - Roger-Mensching, Francis Alexander. Standing - Sharon Grosvenor, Son- dra Mether, Jean Rae Straight, Joan Lamberson, Marilyn Benson, Orma Herman, Mrs Cutler, Janice Jacobsen, Ann Carson, Norma Jean Aronson, Jacqueline Benedickt. 0 The students' demand for new books was again appeased by the customary yearly addition of forty new fiction and a few new reference books, as well as a generous supply of current magazines. At the same time the shelf of Reader's Digest Con- densed Books grew to twelve volumes. The librarians helped students above the fourth grade to avail themselves of library services while Mrs. Cutler collected fines on overdue books. Paper Staff Row 1 - Richard Hollenbeck, Norma Jean Aronson, Cathryn Reardon, Orma Herman. Row 2 - Jack Straight, Sondra Mather, Janice Jacobsen, Jacqueline Benedickt. Row 3 - Warren Michael, Norbert Pauley, Raymond Mather, Joan Lamberson, Marilyn Stirtz. Standing-Shirley Benson, Marilyn Benson, Genelle Menching, Jean Rae Straight, Sandra Koski, Roger Mensching, Mrs. Cutler, Linda Peterson, Lorita Mether, Ann Carson, Norma Dilley, Bonnie Hodges, Arlene Thomas. Editor - Norma Jean Aronson Assistant Ed. - Cathryn Reardon Proofreader - Orma Herman Art - Sondra Mether Shirley Benson Special Features'- Ann Carson Norma Dilley Bonnie Hodges Arlene Thomas Marilyn Benson Genelle Menchi Jean Rae Strai Shirley Benson Spon Class Reporters - Sports - Lorita Mether Linda Peterson Norbert Pauley Warren Michael Special News - Sandra Koski Jacqueline Benedickt MAHIWI News - Raymond Mather Alumni News - Marilyn Stirtz Grade News - Janice Jacobsen Typing - Joan Lamberson ng Advanced Class ght Duplicating - Roger Mensching Business Mgr. - Richard Hollenbeck sor - Mrs. Hilda Cutler Z3

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6 1 sfk tg ' -f.V, A ,AQ I. E3 W 4m,f,t VL-. J TWH 14VV: Alhfw E I' S I JoAnn Benedickt Larry Straight Jean Rae Straight Stanley McMi1len Initiation Fifteen green freshmen were duly initiated into MHS Friday, September 9, by wearing costumes of every description and performing before the morning assembly, Friday evening found them blindfolded and ready to overcome the obstacles so ably prepared by the Seniors. Although rain dampened the outdoor festivities, spirits soared when all were treated with ice cream and cake. ZZ

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Hot Lunch For the second year, the hot lunches were served and prepared in the rooms that were fixed a year ago for that purpose. A few new conven- iences were added, such as a 10-cup automatic electric percolator and brown sectional plates. Also, an extra refrigerator was installed so that the milk could be kept cool and fresh. The cooks, Gertie Mahoney and Florence Steffan, were back on the job this year. Gertie has cooked here for 9 years, and Florence for 10. The lunch program was supervised by Mrs. Mather and Mr. Echtenkamp. The cooks served approximately 150 meals a day. Ten students helped with this big task by washing dish- es, serving, and cleaning. This was Orma Herman's second year as lunch ticket salesman. The cost of the tickets was 61.25 for 5 meals, which covered the cost of running the lunch program. 1 The milk program, sponsored by the government, was a huge success for the second consecutive year. The students paid ld for each extra half-pint of milk, either white or chocolate. A break at 2:30 for both teachers and students encouraged milk consumption. COOKS aaa was new was sea are was was Gertie and Florence THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY LOGAN: Darners Variety Pieken Lumber R Coal L E N Apparel Phone M68 Phone 79 Phone 133 Logan Candy Kitchen Hamblin Jewelry G. Burton Kelly, Phone 59 Phone 199 Attorney Z4