Mason City High School - Masonian Yearbook (Mason City, IA)

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We Self LYDIA ZAJICEK Under the capable guidance of Lydia Zaiicek, the OFFICE ASSISTANTS have worked each hour to handle the endless details which arise and to keep the office running smoothly. A boy and a girl work in the office each of the five periods. Answering the telephone on the building's intercommunication system, checking daily attendance, sorting the mails, and running errands to various rooms and betwecn buildings are among the tasks performed by the assistants. Answering the phone is one of the tasks which keep Dean Baumgartner and Ardith Chapman busy during their one hour of work, Looking ua home room numbers of dif- ferent students is only part of the work which keeps Edgar Lomen and Lorraine Axiotis busy during third period, Checking attendance to see who is here and who is not is one among many tasks of Donna Perry and Clifford Van Ry during first period. Things are bound to be lost and to help the students find them are Rocha Katz and Bob Detra who keep busy during the fifth period of the day. Sorting the mail during fourth period is one job of Lorraine Kohoutek and Jim Chimbidis. Maria Gazes, Catherine Dirksen, and Shirley Gorham help the three administra- tors by doing a number of iobs, such as typing and recording.

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Siucfenl Guida FRONT ROWv-Miss Pagenhart, Walter Bender, Charles Mallette, Dean Schmidt, Georgia Yelland, Jo Anne Hebel, Don Newell, Aristotle Pappajohn, Gus Zahariades. SECOND ROW--Mr. Brunsvold, Carol Norris, Richard Hayes, Rarnon Long, Ed Pope, John Dodge, Wayne Dunavan, Gerald Herbener, Don Lee, Lois Needham, Gerald Dean. THIRD ROW-Tracy Kinsel, Tom Senneff, Mary Strickland, John Rueber, Alonzo Moe, Delmar Dierks, Roger Cunningham, Dean Johnson, Marilyn Hagen, Barbara Lansrude. GZG44 Gffwm William Stoynoff, treasurer, Charles Alitz, secretary, Gerald Dean, president, Edward Pope, vice-president direct the iuniors. Leading the seniors are: Shirley Haight, secretary, Dean Huff, treasurer, Dean Schmidt, president, and William Osmundson, vice-president. Alonzo Moe, vice-president, Shirley Groh, secretary, treasurer direct the sophomores. Roger Cunningham, president, and Marilyn Morse,

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sw was Mrs. Thompson is o custodian whose rnoin job is the core of the lovotories ond fountoins. Clorence Anderson, known to oll students os Andy, hos to help us get into our lockers. Vernon C. Moon, better known os Beanie, is the custodian of the Music Holl. Mr, Cooling is doing one of his many jobs obout third floor while students study. Mr. Snyder hos just stopped to toke o brief rest from his first floor work. Mr. Huff stops working long enough on second floor for us to take o snop.