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

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Joseph Bisnow Florence Ommodt Selma Mueller Leo Hudak Faith Gugler Mildred Fee George Rysgaard Carl Olson James Geraghty Juleen Nlunson Ethel Sausen Elsie jabs Edith Bachrneier Phyllis Brinks Gaylord Budde Jack 'Fallen George Cermak Franklin Perrin Karl Nerd Charlotte Cobb Evelyn Pearson Charlotte Mullin Lucille Huspek lWinnie Stella Harold Trapp Celia lylarzitelli Josephine Parnell Lillian Anderson Charles Hedlund lylildred Pittelkow Florence Lies Gerald Buetow Ruth Delano hflargaret Ludes Aida Foss Kenneth Silgen Lucille Bakula Lillian Braun Laverne Landcr Lucile Helfrich Peter Pampusch Gordon Hardwick Robert Dotson Honor Roll Maryella Smith, Valedictorian Arienne Garrett, Salutatorian Kathleen Cody Emily Schipp Mildred Kruschke Mary Smith Virginia Burrill Dorothy Bloomberg Delphine Allsopp Ernestine Selden Earl Greenberg Louis Rosenberg Bernadett Blanderson L Nlary Nlarum Phyllis Nlickelson Elizabeth Rickard Eleanor VVebb Alfred Harrod Dorothy Paetz Catherine Turner Wlinifred Reichle Lawrence Pittelkow Violet Braeker Leona Smith Irene Nast Nellie Sioris Roman VVinkelman Estelle Reichow Raymond Huber Alfred Pederson John Lundquist Lillian Holton Julian Craig Daniel Skon Carol Jones Anna Klae Ziegler James Butler Helen Smoliak Grant Liesch Leone Hartman Xlarie Huss Angelo Barone Helen Jelinek Kenneth Bosma Jeanette Owen Evelyn hlorrissey Inez Ziska Virginia Kraus Evelyn Thorne Harold Nielsen Joseph Kraft Gladys Moody Gertie Nerner Colin lX'lcDonald Richard Schiller Ottilia Sack Genevieve Dunn Gladys lXlcCarthy Kleyer Goldie Philip Nliller Ruth Bennett Richard Pavlicek hlary Kledella Getrude Stieger Evelyn Vlieide Robert Howard Wvilliam lvalton Lurine Bue Nlorris Budish Christle Hammar Curtis Carlson Kenneth Falls Donald Duncanson Elmer Beyer lylildred Hinchcliffe Nlargaret Fratto Clifford Bartlett Stanley Boie Rollin VVest Robert Xlichel Nlary Svobodny Axie Cunningham Virginia Hoffman Kathryn Dietsch Dorothy Bullis Robert Price Robert Duncanson Marie Bohlig Clara Ritz Page Thirzy one

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BACK Row: Haustrauser, Kehr, Hampl, Hultengren, Rosenberg. Truim Row: Mulroony, LeMire, Reiehle, Simek, Hedlund, Strane, Groppli, Foster, Hardwirk. SECOND Row: Cerinak, Johnson, Kelly, Bowlin, Pittelkow, Kraus, Mt-Coy, Dotson, Nloore, Sioris. FEONT Row: Mnrum, Blullin, Munclahl, Siovobney, Dietseh, Rysgzuird, Mrs. Gilson, Blarzitelli, Zeuli, Flynn, Braun, Dunn, Fee. Senior Class The 1935 Senior Class was safely led through all of its undertakings during the past year by George Rysgaard, president, Tony Zenli, vice-president, Katherine Dietsch, treasurerg and Celia Xiarzitella, secretary. To aid them were the representatives and alternates chosen from every English 7 and 8 class. Klrs. Joseph Gilson, nee Lavinia Casey, acted as class adviser. Looking back over the past year, we note the many things the senior class has sponsored Cand remember the fun which resultedj. There were the candy sales held after sixth and seventh periods when home-made candy and penny suckers were sold, the sunlight dances after school in the gym, and the penny collections which were taken to help pay for a new curtain in the auditorium. The Seniors sponsored the sale of tickets and chose twenty-five girls to act as ushers for the Romantic Age. They donated five dollars to the Junior Class to give them something to start their year. On behalf of the class, the representatives sent flowers to Xlrs. Gilson while she was in the hospital for appendicitis. For Senior Day, Klay 28, l.ouis Rosenberg is chairman of the decoration committee, Grant Liesch, of doorg Arthur Simek, orchestra, and Yirginia Hoff- man, entertainment. The program will commence at the close of the fourth period and will continue until five o'clock. Seniors will be given identification tags which will admit them to the program and the dance. The theme chosen is that of A lklovie Party -the students Will come dressed to represent some movie star. Prizes will be given for the best boy and the best girl costume. The Cogwheel will issue a special six-page edition for the occasion. lylembers also looked after the bids for rings, pins, and pictures and decided upon the type of clothes to be worn at graduation. Page Thirly

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BACK Row: Gerald liuetow, Stanley Boie. SECOND Row: K:1rl Swenson, Blrs. Fosbroke, Charlotte hiullin, Stanley Hampl, FRONT Row: Faith Gugler, Virginia Kraus, Virginia Burrill, Lurine Hue, Kathleen Cody. The Senior Class Play The senior class play, The Romantic Age, by A. A. Nlilne, was presented April 25 and 26 at the school auditorium. hlrs. Florence Fosbroke directed the production. The plot centers around a romantic girl, hlelisande CLouise Dickofj, who is waiting for a handsome hero to win her hand. Her cousin, Jane CVirginia KrausD, is a typical matter-of-fact young woman. She loves Bobby CS-tanley Boiej, an Englishman, who thinks he is in love with hlelisande and has already proposed to her, but has been Hatly refused. In the opening scene hlrs. Knowles CKathleen Codyj, hIelisande's mother, lane, and hflelisandc are seated in the living room. Alice QLurine Buej, the maid, enters with coffee. Later hlelisande goes for a walk. VVhile she is gone, Hobby comes in and talks to Jane. All at once he realizes that Jane is the one he cares for. ' About the time the family is retiring for the evening, hir. Gervase Xlallory CGerald Buetowb knocks at the door. hir. Knowles QStanley Hamplj admits him. Gervase is dressed in the attire ofa prince and is on his way to a costume dance. But as his car has broken down, he comes to the Knowles, home. As he is leaving, he meets Klelisande, who immediately imagines him the prince charming of her romantic dreams. Page Thirty-two