Marshall High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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LIBRARIANS; NURSES Library attracts studious souls in their free time. 2. 3. Sunlight streaming through the skylight and the relative quiet of its chambers drew earnest students to the library during their unassigned periods. Many more from the English seminars went beyond the encyclopedia and referred to its 14000 volume resources in preparing their independent study projects. Outside her usual line of duties the school nurse. Miss Osberg, found herself assuring timid eighth graders that the immunizations didn't hurt a bit. They were vaccinated under a City Health Department program. To complete the health team , two sparkling licensed practical nurses served as helpful friends to Marshall's handicapped. 16

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LUNCHROOM; CUSTODIANS Frigid months are warmed by gas heater and piping hot lunches. 11. Emerging from the underground passages, the janitors jovially went about dislodging stubborn locks and performing their other duties to keep the school running efficiently. Their task was made easier with the installation of a new gas heater guaranteed to produce heat even on chill Monday mornings. While some students were still eating breakfast, the kitchen staff was preheating the ovens in preparation for the two lunch periods A portion of their supplies, including such oddities as ripe olives, were government subsidized. Catering to the “bag lunchers” they provided giant nickel cookies, juices, and fruit. 10. 15

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1. Clarice Sandm. practical nurse. 2. Gladys Windolff. practical nurse. 3. Tom Briden completes his chemistry questions in his favorite early morning niche, one of the library's two study carelles. 4. Mrs. Rita Drone, assistant librarian. 5. Mrs. Eleanore Miller, library clerk. 6. Miss Ethel Osberg. nurse. 7. Miss Mae Arlander. head librarian. 17