Kasson Mantorville High School - Komet Yearbook (Kasson, MN)

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Ambitious Komets STUDENT OFFICE workers sacrifice one of their study halls to perform certain routine jobs, like admit- ting late students, touring the halls each day to pick up the lunch count and absentee slips, and making a list of the absent students. They sometimes do other tasks in assisting the office secretaries, for instance, they often produce mimeographed copies of certain data, VARIOUS GIRLS also serve as secretaries to Stu- dent Counselor David Kirby and in the music depart- ment. Filing and making appointments for students are the main jobs these girls do, but they assist in var- ious other ways. MANY STUDENTS work in the lunch room during their noon hours. The girls take tickets and serve food and the boys sling dishes into the sink and give them a sudsing. In return for their work, these ambitious students are given a free lunch.

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T' P Row: vY P.ippas. T. Loquai. M. I.,-union, H. Seewang, .1 Rhodos, D. LundqulsI. J. Christenson. J Berg J Har- : ...«• rhive: P Fjcrslad B. Fuchs. J Argetsingcr. R. Blaine. D Burgess. K. Tucker. A Parkin. A Fjerstad. idle; r runt Row: , Johnson. J. Thomnson. J Rovum C Tucket- T Pietrrrek u u- J Tictje; M Rew. Johnson. J. Thompson. J Boyum. C. Tucker, I Pietrzak, K. Kellar] K. Murphy'. Student Life Recorded In CROPPING, cutting pictures, and copy reading kept the staff of the yearbook bustling throughout the year. BESIDES meeting deadlines, the staff found time to sponsor a dance, handle concessions, and host an auto- graph party held at the end of the school year. On this occasion, annual books were distributed with a supple- ment to follow in August, the first of its kind at K-M. UNDER the advisership oif Mrs. Betty Zesiger, Kay Marti and Connie Prescher, annual editors, worked to compile the story of the year. BUSINESS manager, Sharon Gladden, under the super- vision of Mr. Lowell Fitzgerald, was in charge of nub-