Marshall High School - Magistrate Yearbook (St Paul, MN)

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OFFICE SECRETARY, NURSE OFFICE SECRETARY Mrs. Ruth Grotefend, otiice sec- retary, and her assistants, Carol Leaf, Maxine Jensen, and Dorothy Brier. Records, schedules, girls' attend- ance, correspondenceffwhat a pile of clerical work fand patiencej it takes to keep us all straight We often wonder, Mrs. Grotefend, how you keep so good-natured. OUR SCHOCI. NURSE Oh.flwfi111e.s' . . . I've run around the block till I thought my pulse would get a ticket for speeding, I've leaned against radiators till my cheeks are red as fireg and still I can't get an excuse slip. I guess our nurse knows her business. Yes, theres no doubt about itg Miss Harriet Johnson, Marshalls nurse for the past two years, does know her business. She's kept exceedingly busy giving periodical health examinations to all students and athletes, bandaging minor wounds, and assuring worried students that they'll live out the day, at least. She never Ends her duties monotonous. Hats oft to our alert nurse! gf - Wfaiting our turn to be X-rayed. Holding a deep breath. Riga 5616312

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ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL, GUIDANCE DIRECTOR: Page Six P f fl Pl MR. ERNEST GOULET Did you have amnesia during third period? inquires our new assistant principal as he adds your name to the detention list. You'd think Mr. Goulet would get tired of writing! Not only does he have charge of detention and skip slips, but also of boys' attendance, excuses to leave the building, and tardi- ness. Have you felt those eyes following you down the hall? They belong to monitors who want to see if you have a paddle. The use of a paddle, which gives a student permission to be in the halls, was put into effect by Mr. Goulet. No wonder he's such a busy man! MISS PEARL TURNQUIST Gllftfzlllte Direcfoz' Helping students to choose their programs, giving all sorts of tests, and assisting in placing students in college are just a few of the duties of Miss Pearl Turnquist, our guid- ance director. She also helps to find jobs for students and keeps vocational material which is avail- able to all students at any time. Assisting Miss Turnquist are Margaret Barich, Beverly Burke, and Mary jane Greenwald.

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F 1 TRAFFIC SQUAD, SHOP, CAFETERIA i TRAFFIC SQUAD Row 2: Jerry Kennealy, Harry Fish- er, Mel Wetterlin, Don Kasal, jim Kramer, Nick Combs, jim Burke, Don Weiss, Don Pleason, Mr. Cy Ettinger, Faculty Adviser. Row 1: john Logue, jack Picha, Morton Kosoy, Richard Pedley, Dave Wfillinms, jim Kennedy, jim Biglow, Matthew Parasol. Fast-action students who gain too much momen- tum as they change classes or dash for the cafeteria at lunchtime are given the slow-down warning by these tall, broad-shouldered, good-nuturetl boys on the police force. SHOP SCENE IN 106 Ralph Running sharpens a tool. Mr. Hanzel supervises his work. CAFETERIA Mrs. Green and her assistants are ready to serve the hungry Marshallites. Those Caramel hot rolls! Mmm! Page Eighf