St Louis Park High School - Echowan Yearbook (St Louis Park, MN)

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That Keeps Park Rolling Vital parts of the school machinery are the bus drivers who have the difficult task of maintaining safe transportation for Park students as well as maintaining their own sanity, and the cooks who prepare our school lunches. The custodians, such as H. Nesvoldt, L. Seby, and G. Berge, (bottom right), are on the job day and night. Important administrative functions are performed by the counselors' secretaries, Mary Ann Sidla and Shirley Upham (above), and the office staff, Valera Erickson, Margaret Bernsten, and Lorain Lagmo (top right). 23

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Cranks the Giant Wheel Edward Follmer 1 i ■S • AAR. ALLEN B. DOLLERSCHELL: Librarian . . . B.S. at St. Cloud State College . . . working on M.A. favorite pastimes include reading and traveling. AAR. EDWARD FOLTMER: Director of Secondary Education ... a former mathematics and science teacher as well as principal . . . B.Ed. from St. Cloud State College . . . AA.A. from University of AAinnesota . . . active member of AAinnesota Association of Secondary School Principals . . . duties include the preparation of courses of study for secondary school subjects, the inservice training and supervision of all secondary school teachers, and the directing of the summer school program . . . enjoys traveling and reading in his leisure time. AAISS ESTHER JOHNSON: Head Librarian . . . B. S. in Library Science . . . has taught English . . . an advisor of the Library Club . . . hobbies include swimming and gardening. AARS. EMY MONK: Head Nurse .. . B.S. and M.A. . . . majored in Public Health . . . Minored in Education . . . likes to cook and fish . . . favorite hobby is raising her Dachshund. MRS. THELMA SMITH: Librarian . . . B.A. in Library Science ... an advisor of Library Club . . . one daughter and one son . . . Enjoys a variety of books and authors . . . husband teaches at Washburn High School.

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24 “The Unexamined Life From the morning announcements until the two-thirty bell, St. Louis Park creates a private world for its students in sixty-eight different courses, plus advanced level sections in Biology, Chemistry, English, Mathematics, and Physics. New language and science laboratories give the student every opportunity to pursue his studies with modern, up-to-date equipment. Another benefit at St. Louis Park High School is the excellent counseling service which provides the student with valuable information by which he may guide his academic life during his sophomore, junior, and senior years. A St. Louis Park student is indeed fortunate in being able to widen his intellectual scope through the variety of courses available.