Richfield High School - Aurean Yearbook (Richfield, MN)

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V... 5' The members of lhe hardsworlcing office slali include-Silling: Mrs. Arlene Fuselier, Mrs. Joyce Whirbeclc, Mrs.'Alice Jensen. Slancling Mrs. Marge Carlson, Mrs. Ilene Burl, Mrs. Rachael Olmem, Mrs. Marlha Haugen, Mrs. Rurh Ericlcson. These ladies are responsible for 'lhe clerical and business dulies needed 'lo keep a big school like Richfield moving. Friendly Staff Solves Problem Our librarians, Mrs. Janel Benson, Mrs. Nancy Slrom, and Miss Carila Kropp, give lime and energy for sludenl body. Clerical worlc and sludenl service was accomplish- ed wilh lhe help and guidance ol many individuals. The office personnel assisled The adminislralion, and performed lhe ollicial business obligalions. The slu- denls were aided in research and pleasure reading by lhe librarians. Mrs. Kelley lrealed all who were ill and helped lhose wilh iniuries. l-learing 'resls and eyesighl examinalions are only a parl of lhe clulies of Mrs. Adeline Kelley.

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Future Guided by Coun elors The counselors concenlraled on lhree aspecls of school lile: srudenls' personal problems, +heir edu- calional decisions, and posl high school plans. Sophomores needed help in adiusring +o lhe new experience of high school, and planning overall high school programs. The iuniors seemed mainly con- cerned aboulr making final decisions for lhe senior year. For seniors, il was a lime for filing endless forms and college applicalions. Senior counselors provided rhe necessary inlormalion and lranscriprs, and lislened sympalhelically +o lhe many problems involved. I .M . f 1 , fra V I , HMM' ,, S 391 'K ZX ,, ,. I yr, .Wm rw LJ.. . ' A-bww fix: -11 ,wb M , -im 41016 'WH' Nyzgfei , 5 T355 ilivf' I i I f I . wi, - ,. , 7 , wifi: ' f' ,-4 f -...nl Counselors' aid Becky Klein Tries To find open appoinirnenlr lime for Donna Richardson and Marlha Friskey. COUNSELORS-SiHing: Mrs. LaVonne Lyons, iuniorsi Miss Mabel Frankenslein, seniors: Miss Agnes Danzl, sophomores. Siandingr Mr. An imporlanl perl of high school counseling is personal con- ferences, such as This one wilh Miss Frankenslein. -W1 'mf'-Q Roberl Chrislianson, seniors: Mr, Gorden Webb, sophomores: Mr. Frederick Gilberl, juniors, Mr. Larry Slewarl, seniors. swrff ,Whig H , , 2 1 H

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SQEKX gxQlOSluden'ls gel lheir lunches very guiclcly when an assembly x 40 Qcifxb 9.953 6.4 I4 Qualified Women Work Diligently Mrs. Carlson spends parl ol her day repairing lorn seams Mrs. lrene Carlson, laundress al Rl-lS, was lcepl . , and mending holes in phy. ed. uniforms. lousy daily performing her many clulies. Besides washing lowels and all alhlelic eguipmenl, she also did a variely ol mending and sewing. The coolcs spenl many hours every day preparing meals for lhe many sludenls. They 'fried lo oller 'rhe sludenls a variely ol food which was bolh nulri- 'rious and appealing lo everyone. line procedure is used lo dislribule lhem. QQWRT OED -ff fg .... ..-I 4 r' ,Q COOKS-Frcnl Row: Hazel Pauling, Verla l-lerberg. lrene Calon. Faye Floy Pelersen, Jo Hanson, Dorolhy Nordquisl, lvlarlyn Kilgen. Row 3: Jacobsen, lone Winger. Elaine Sleen, Phyllis Elclund, Margarel Torgerson. Elsie Bergren. Vera DeMarais, Marion Bucci, Gerlrude Fisher. Nol shown Row 2: Carolyn Moe, Elaine Jennelce, Eileen Carllon. Mae Freeman, in lhe piclure is BellyQuarnslron'1. 'CJ ,-.-......-----un W H YA-A 5 I I