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

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Odella McGowan, Phy Ed. Volney Hansen, Phy, Ed. pfufdical giucaiicw Rumble! Crash! Ouchl audibly combine to make the din which reverberates throughout the gym as Miss McGowan and her girls' classes heartily indulge in a game of bombardment. Handsome Bud Suter has taken over the boys' physical training classes and the homeroom of our well-liked Hans in his temporary absence from our faculty. Yfocaiiancal l-uture stenograpners, cabinetemakers, insurance salesmen, chefs, dress and automobile designers interior decorators, architects, and seamstresses were professionally trained in our vocational classes this year. These varied courses of study -4 typing, shorthand, retail selling, mechanical drawing, foods, designing-are welding these students into one common interest to be the professional business men and women of tomorrow, Gladys Price, Commerce -...1...- Grace Barnard, Commerce G. H. Keister, Trades and lndustry James Lyons, Mechanics Reulncn Nyquist, Commerce Harold Palmer, Mechanical Drawing Nina Alleman, Home Economics Margaret Brakel, Commerce Virginia Armstrong, Design lrcnc Holman, Retail Selling Florence O'Leary, Home Economics l l

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'T 40142 ,am Warren Ruby, Art dw 53 Carleton Stewart instrumental Music new 'T Myrtle Oulman, Dramatics Marjorie Smith, Strings Ellen Smith, Vocal ine 14451 A new dash of color was added to the dramatic and musical productions with the Ort department this year as Mr. Rubyls classes undertook building stage sets and iaunching new art proiects in their classes, with vim, vigor, and vitality. The members of our chorus, glee club, band, and orchestra were capably directed by our talented music maestros. Vivacious Miss Oulman well deserves an Oscar for so successfully presenting to full houses a clever musical comedy and two delightful class plays. .fa e4 Tramp! Tramp! Trampl This was the plodding juniors and seniors marching through the field of grammar for six long weeks. lt was a hard battle but with the excellent leadership of generallissimos Graves, Sundell, Long, Bright, Naylor, and l-larris, the students came out on top, A highlight of the sophomore literature course was hearing the play, Julius Caesar from records. Etudiez, discipuli might well be the combined motto of Miss Forster and Miss Flynn who have this year maintained their reputations as excellent pedagogues fand strict anti-gum chewersl. gniffbifz and 404-ellgn .fanguagoi Q6 Helene Bright, English was Edith Naylor English Alina Harris English Elizabeth Graves, English Cora Sundell, English Doris Long, English Frances Forster, French Florence E, Flynn Latin l 2