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THE NURSE'S OFFICE The nurse's office is a reqular merry-qo-round here at Maine. Mrs. Valta McGrath, school nurse, and Barbara Nowak, her assistant can always be counted upon in cases of emergency. Students come to her office for everythinq from first aid treatments to cough drops. Included in the general health program this year are freshman eye tests, tuberculin tests, and the dental survey. Lunch period is the favorite pr-riod of the day and the workers who make it so enjoyable are pictured below in the right hand corner. ln the back row are Mrs, Leisering, Mrs. John, Mrs, Zimmerman, Mrs. Hueqe. Those in the front row are Mrs. Bieklefeldt, Mrs. Carlson, Mrs. Wetendorf, Miss Preuler, Mrs. Hevse, Mrs. Fairbanks, Mrs. Wurster. Miss Olin, mana er, was ill when this picture was taken 1' Rf T ea' q . Who keeps Maine looking so spic and span? Why the custodians of courscl They are responsible for keeping our halls swept, lockers polished and runninq Maine's own laundry among their many duties. Pictured in the back row are Lewis Dieffenback, Herbert Knoll, August Schauer, Frank Horcher, Roland Schwind, Richard Leisering, Peter Borre, Henry Schnur. Those in front are Albert Horcher, Al Angsten, head custodian, and Carl Kreise. AND SERVICES CAFETERIA WORKERS CUSTODIAL STAFF Y 2 T71 K
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if Q-4 , YJ X1 THE LIBRARY 4-11 When students want reference materials or just a quiet place to study, they go to the library. We can all thank Mrs, Clouqh, head librarian, and Miss FLORENCE KUHN JANET CLOUGH Kuhn, assistant librariOf1, for makinq our library one ot the tinest, Besides checking out books tor us, they are always willinq to help us locate reler- ence materials. They also have a biq job in keeping us supplied with the newest books. Workinq with the librarians is a statt of helpers who have tormed a library club of their own. They are pictured above around the circle starting with Bonnie Shaw, Andrea Starck, loan Brandt, Pat Spoo, Marilyn Jones, Ethel Morrenson, Diane Davis, Mrs. Bleck and Mrs, Wills, study hall monitors, Mary Jo Krahl, Alice Tresidder, Carol Valy, Marianne Potahl, Marion Johnsen. Helpers not pictured include Mary Conners, Kathy Davis, Rosemary Scaletta, Joan Kordecki, Alice Meseth, Bernice Myers, Dorothy Miller, and Beverly Button.
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