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

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May we say, Miss Brocker, as pro- spective alumni to an alumna of Me- chanic Arts High School, how sincerely we appreciate your guidance through our three years of preparation for be- coming men and women. VVC shall carry with us always the memory of that fairness and that friendliness so characteristic of you. IN AppiatcilATil3Niiil11:AEciAnoHi-in Zibibiiiiiiiuiiui , ,n,,,,,. ,,,, ,W ,, img f,,, ,, WY, , c,

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BACK now:-Lind, Hern, Slumberger, Anderson, Holland, March. Hansen, Hesse, Weller. THIRD Row:-Koberg, Polsfuss, Nelson, Lang, Baker, Link, Nelson, Fisher, Schrnitzer. SECOND Row:-Manfield, Haugen, Bann, Sieben- thal, Johnson, Norton, La Voie, Grimm, Tesler, Prouty. FRONT now:-Kosek, Jenkins, Dickey, Dawe, Miss Brocker, Zeuli, Naylon, Los, Olancler. SENIOR REPRESENTATIVES Hustling and bustling has characterized the senior year of '35 and 36 No sooner had school opened in September than the seniors, under the super vision of Miss Brocker, elected their officers for the year, Bill Dawe, president John Zeuli, vice president, hlarguerite Dickey, secretary, and Genevieve Naylon, treasurer. Their first undertaking was a sunlight dance on October 11. In place of the usual fioor show for entertainment, the dancers participated in an old time square dance which was called by Prof,' Wachter. Next came the NIH dance at the Colesium for which seniors did their part by paying for he decorations and putting them up. Plans for having senior pictures taken before Christmas were begun early in the season and quite a number took advantage of the fact that they could give their pictures as Christmas gifts The holidays over and first term examinations already threatening, anu ary 10 found the June seniors honoring the mid-year grads at a Farewell Dancew. The second semester was even more eventful. Dues rin s ictures 7 g 7 P 7 glossies, meetings, and more meetings kept the seniors in the throes of difficult decisions beset and besie ed on all sides b senior re resentatives and alternates a g Y P Klay brought activities to a climax. The Nl made its appearance Senior day brought fun and privileges. The Junior-Senior prom offered the long-waited opportunity to parade new spring suits and the latest in formals Finally, June and Commencement! The class of 1936 will then join the ranks of the alumni of hlechanic Arts. T Txiciuilivtsii if S REPRESENTATIVES - S ALTERNATES 16