Orono High School - Spartan / Orion Yearbook (Long Lake, MN)

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with records and books. Miss Bruzek, shown at the right, is the full-time librarian who has been a great help to students as they gathered materials for speeches, panels, and other class work. This year, her duties and responsibilities were increased. A need arose for an increased number of student librarians with the expansion of the library. Miss Bruzek put in many hours of hard work, ordering new books and re-arranging. This year eighteen student librarians were kept busy. Two were on duty each hour and three during the homeroom periods. If it weren't for these people, the school wouldn’t be able to boast of neat shelves, a neat stack room, and a complete book list. Pictured below are the student librarians. Sitting: J. Cronk, L. Tjomsland, M. Pederson, K. Craft, K. Quast, J. Kcrtson. Standing: L. Lien, L. Ferrell, L. Tronrud, S. Lindbcrg, J. Frederick, L. Rosengren, A. Zweig, D. Dutilly, J. Thiele, N. Bergquist, M. Champion, P. Allen. 29

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Mr. Boyle works at his desk. Guidance and Library worke Mr. Lockwood assists O. Osgood. B. Ranwick and R. Hawkinson look up answers to their questions. Mr. Lockwood, the full-time senior high counselor, helped with the class scheduling, achievements tests, college scholarships and admission forms for grades ten through twelve. He is also on the National Honor Society advisory committee and is a twelfth grade class advisor. The junior high counselor, Mr. Boyle, was a help to the seventh, eighth, and ninth graders as he assisted with the Iowa tests, Kuder Interest Inventory tests, and other counseling duties. Orono has had two full-time counselors for two years now, who keep the student files for the school and help some students find after school jobs. 28

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Mrs. Harvey and Mrs. Blagrove, Mr. Tollcf-son's secretaries, and Mrs. Champion and Mrs. Bcrglund, Mr. Haehlen's secretaries, are shown at the left in the outer office. Pictured at some of their various duties, they present a strong team to help the school's administrators. Secretaries worked behind the scenes to keep Orono running smoothly. Only when students become more involved in extra-curricular activities, do they realize the importance of the ladies in the inner office. Mrs. Berglund, where can I put this money? Mrs. Champion, here is a note to put in the newsletter. The ladies in the outer office are in contact with the students more as they answer such familiar questions as Mrs. Harvey, is the nurse here? or Mrs. Blagrove, may I have two packs of construction paper? Only when we remember a few of these daily requests do we realize the full importanceof theoffice secretaries. For each hour of the day, a student worked in the office. They helped by delivering messages, pickingupthe absentee slips, and running various errands for the office. This year another person was added to pick up the slips during homeroom. These student office helpers arc pictured on the steps. From left to right arc: M. Bailey, and S. Mueller, and in the back row: L. Barnes, G. Gutzmer, S. Brown, and D. Wardlow. Not pictured is the homeroom messenger, H. Rosch. 30