North Thurston High School - Rambler Yearbook (Lacey, WA)

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BOOK STORE The merchandlsmg class was ln charge of the school bookstore Each member of the class worked one hour a day ID the store whrch was open rn the motnmg durmg both lunches and some perrods of the day They purchased supplres for the store and garned practlcal experlence IH the f1eld of merchan drstng Mnss Stark taught the class and supervnsed the operatron of the store ROW 2 P Perkms M Stocks M Carlrle ROW 1 D Chase F Dodd M Wood NURSES ASSISTANTS Slx gnrls worked throughout the year rn the health offlce as assrstants to the school nurse Mrs Russell the d1str1ct school nurse was only able to be here two days a weel' Each gxrl worked rn the offrce one perrod a day There was someone there all the trme to take temperatures lssue asprrm change small dressrngs and soothe the fevered brows of the stu dents At the begrnnlng of the year they helped test the hrgh school ROW 2 P Fuller M Stagdon Y Prttman S Ham l1n ROW 1 D Aufmuth D Merrll LIBRARY The llbrary thrs year was completely organxzed by Mrss Guyor the llbrarran She catalogued all the books and took care of maknng the lrbrary complete A number of students helped 1n the llbrary These people checked out books typed ran errands and helped Mxss Guyor rn her work any way they could Credxt was grven them for therr work ROW 2 B Cholskx D Carlxle F Bower D Carlson G Or stad Mrss Guyor RO W1 J Smnth M Hall S Roloff S Fnsher, A Lance, C Veal 7 , : . ' , . , . ' . 1 . , . , . . . . , Y , . . . , y - the eyes and weigh and measure every student in . I . , . , . ' , . - . : , . . . , . ' 9 7 T ST l l l : ' Ia ' - 1 ' a ' s ' ' 1 I j ' Q ' 7 ' 1 '

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MAINTENANCE Our brand new school was kept spic and span by three janirors, Mr. Emil Bertsch, Mr. Lee Hovis, and Mr. Pat Feeney. They' worked ten hours a day and four hours on weekends sweeping and waxing floors, dusting, and main- taining the school in general. This included the main building, the gymnasium, and the shop building. When everyone else was home on vacation these three could be found at the school making it ready for the return of the W students and teachers. LEFT TO RIGHT: Emil Bertsch, Lee Hovis, Pat Feeney. H soUND SQUAD r I The Sound Squad this year consisted of only one person. Bob Deacon had the job of hooking up the public address system and seeing that it was always in workingorder. l He was called upon to set it up for all assemblies, games, programs, and meetings. ' Bob Deacon SERVICE CI UB The Service Club consistcd of twenty students At the beginning of the vear each homeroom nominated twelve students and each teacher nominated one From this vroup of members of the Service Club were elected by a popular vote of the student body Their various iobs were to usher plays park cars set up chairs control assem bliss and take care of all the little jobs that are necessary to prepare for an activity Mr Bower was the advisor for the group ROW 7 B Sp nccer F Boxset T Frcdrickson T Russell B Brown ROV l D Picsch R Thompson D McC1ffrec P Wlciks H Pahlitszch Bryant 7 ROW 5: F. Dodd, G Greenwood. H. Earl, S Day, M. Holt. P. Hoey, B. Iilorgana

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COUNSLI OR ASSISTANTS Mr Wynne johnson thc lllbll school counselor w IS sxsted rn hrs offrcc work by srx grrls Thcse gurls crch worked one pcrlod 1 day and rccerxed crcdlt for thclr work Therr dutres were mostly clerzcal consrstmg maxnly of typrng wrrtrng letters and frhng materral They rlso ran errands and scored achrevemcnt tests ROW7 j Brymt P Boren M Grrmm M ohnson ROW l D low e S Clsscll LUNCHROOM All the school lunches were preparcd by Mrs Slgfld Charlesworth Mrs Mre Vrnrng and Mrs Emrly Bcrc rn the new modern kitchen An average of threc hundrcd lunches a day were prepared for thc three lunch perrods A tremendous amount of food was uscd rn makrng thcsc lunches and they had to be prepared on a large sclle mx students helped with the work rn the lunchroom Thelr yobs ewre to sell m1lk chcrk trckets wash drshes and clear tables ROW 7 P Schxltcr M Stabdon B SNACK BAR North Thurston had a snack bar locatcd on thc outsrde corncr of the cafcterla whrch was open dunng both senror hugh lunches md the junror hlph lt'1ch Students were able to buy ICC cream novelties and mrlk shakes durmg thexr lunch hours Tre pr1nc1pal chose a number of studcnts at the begbmnrng of the year to work nn the snack bar These people worked durrn therr lunch p nods Barbara Flahaut was rn charge of seerng that the snack bar was always wcll stocked W 7 D n c r lr s 1 XX 1 c ctt E Alxcrson R w l V Hmm B Fllhaut Plulscn D Barber 9 . , ' 'f ' K - , 'L as- , , 1 . ' r -2 . . , . , . ' , 'RJ . Z . Q 'r , . L I .' 'I V , h L . . y . . 4 ry . , I , , . 1 - ' ' . . 7 - A U 7 D B V 1 ' x -1 . ' ' ', . . 1 , Engle. ROW l: R. Hadden, I., Wilson f , ' 4 3 . 1 K 1 y I ' 4 Y. l 7 7 5 Y - ' Q ' ' e ' . 1 . . ' - 4, ' ' - ' r. - - l RO -: . C.1l'lll', D. Pante. D. KL lim, j. '.ll'r st-l , , s . 0 ' : . Stark. H. lf.:rl, C. . lin.