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

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Wkme 7heq Kncmc M293 Wkaif l . . . Andafew doorstothe left, tiny Miss Tschida, dean of girls . . . in a large, pleasant room . . . questioning Mary as to why she failed in math . . . dis- cussing with Helen why English seems to be so hard . . . encouraging Betty in her search for a job . . . in general smoothing out students' difficulties. . . . Farther removed, but none the less important, the Guidance Bureau . , . headed by Mr. McKee . . . forever testing, checking, advising, and starting pu- pils out on the right road. . . . And a few doors to the right, School Nurse Calla Clemens IOOIT1 . where tention. . . a place of cots, screens, tape, gauze, scales . . tummy aches, head colds, and earaches receive at N SJ y W Lf Page 15 if if

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QQZCVZQ X00 ca . . . -in a long line, students waiting for excusesereplying to Miss Oestreich's usual question, lust what was the trouble with you? - Then 8:30- that tall lady in the office , Miss Swenson, taking chargeeher finger on the bellfSchool officially begins-The office settling down to less hurried routine-answering the telephones steady buzzftalcing dictationw sending out mailegetting out the bulletins and absence lists. Adjoining the main office-Miss Maguire's headquartersewhere puzzled students receive kindly advice, and luckless ones learn the bad news, You won't have enough credits to graduate this year. Down two flights and through the wide arch-the kitchen, source of spicy odor of fried onions, savory srnell of vegetable soup, and mouth- watering aroma of sizzling hamburgers-Reigning over all, Mrs. Nettie Fire- baugh, Queen of the Lunchroorn , together with Mrs. Anna Johnson, Mrs. Ella Anderson, Mrs. Susan Harrner, Mrs. Phyllis Schiesel, lab- oring each day to feed some 2000 people apparently hollow to their toes . Page 14

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74? 21,20 - - - 7ke pefziwllenll TEACHERS' MEETING