Mechanic Arts High School - M Yearbook (St Paul, MN)

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Mr. Robbins' Class in Cabinet Making and Wood Turning U Mr. Griffin's Chemistry Class in Qualitative Analysis ' I W i l I N li W R n 1, , A ii i i , f

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Fourth row: Miss Annie Ginsberg, Miss Josephine Johnson, M M 3 Vi Christopher, Miss Frances Ek. Third row: Miss Edith Brooker, Miss Grace 0'l-lair, Miss El b tl Moriarty, Miss Helen Scully, Miss May Kellerhals, Miss Hortense M ll ne Second row: Mr. Robert Hill, Mr. John Griffin, Mr. Harry VVolc0tt M Margaret Turnbull, Miss Gladys Rose, Miss Ruth Swift, Miss Eleono a First row: Miss Mary Copley, Miss Laura Parkinson, Miss Alice Nel 0 Miss Daisy W'right, Miss Ruth Creglow, Mr. Edwin McKee. FACULTY + N ADDITION to the regular high school curriculum the English department offers three special courses: crea- tive writing, introduced this year, is taught by Miss Deemg newswriting, by Miss Copley, and coaching English for those who have difficulty with grammar and spelling, Miss Turnbull, Miss Rose, and Miss Swift. Miss Rose takes the place of Miss Mary Tracy, class advisor, '31, who mar- ried Mr. Jude of Washington, D. C. Miss Moriarty re- places Mrs. Mary Roder, now of the Harding music depart- ment. Other English teachers in the picture are the Misses O'Hair, Ginsberg, Scully, Johnson, Mullane, and Parkinson. The curriculum of the science department includes chemistry, taught by Mr. Griffin and Mr. Hill, astronomy and physical geography, Miss Brockerg physics, Mr. McKee and Mr. Wolcott, biology, Miss Creglovvg botany and zo- ology, Miss Kellerhalsg physiology, Mr. Hill. Field trips are made to the river bank to study erosion or to an in- dustrial plant to note the chemical processes involved in manufacture. The Zoology class is often visited by an alli- gator, a mink, or a White rat loaned by some enthusiastic student. The mathematics faculty, the Misses Christopher, Gould, Ek, Nelson, Wright, and Creglovv, offer a complete senior high school course, including one term of solid geo- metry and of trigonometry and two terms of higher algebra. Miss Kellerhals, Miss Brooker, and Miss Ek are alumnae of Mechanic Arts High Echool.

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Miss Gilberfs Class Cutting M Designs in Linoleum Miss Schuhardt's Class Tabulating Payroll x I . l 1 e -A 4 .. . X. . K x x 1 1 fs'