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

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F H C U L T Y

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

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Mr. Arthur Wright, Mr. L. M. Robbins, Mr. Daniel Shirck, Mr. Andrew Mettling, Miss Mary Grant, Mr. Richard Krueger. Miss Pearl Heal Mr. Ralph Smalley, Mr. Herbert Sitzer. Mr. Francis Critchett ln and Gut of the Classroom Mr. Wright-hobby, raising carrier pigeons . . . ambi- tion, to reach higher rung in ladder oi knowledge -a Master's Degree. Mr. Robbins . . . holds forth successfully in the wood shops. Mr. Shirck --an inventor in our very midst --electrical de- vices, of course . . . ten to one he's been thrilled by the year's best cinemas, a favorite pastime. Mr. Smalley . . . creates artistic and beautiful stage set- tings, not only for school productions but for civic presentaticns as well . . . has been written up in Theatre Guild Magazine. Mr. Sitzer , . . The meeting will now come to order! . . . presiding at meeting of Men's Teachers' Federa- tion. Picture changes . . . How delicious! l-low savoryl . . . doing well by his wife's juicy beef- steaks. Mr. Mettling . . . Mechanics' own sociologist . . . has keen interest in welfare of boys. Miss Grant . . . one of the school's best-liked history teach- ers . . . friendly and gracious always. Mr. Krueger . . . guardian of 2000 locks . . . finds time also to advise schools water fans. Miss Heal . . . teaches civics . . . dislikes math . . . collects spoons and postal cards for souvenirs. Her summer is spent at her cottage at Minnetonka. Mr. Critchett . . . faculty business manager of athletics , . . has a knowledge of history dates, could tell you who the city, state, and federal officers are if awakened at night . . . also collects stamps. Miss Parkinson . . . popular with senior English stu- dents . . . combines a rare sense of humor with an interesting hobby, gardening. Miss Turnbull --quietly efficient cooperative and under- standing . . . co-author of our sophomore English text. Mr, Wachter . . . Prof to all gym boys . . . teacher, ad- viser, pal, Mr. Vlood . . . carries his football ideas with him always . . . views a spot in Switzerland as Natures best . . . heartily approves of chocolate cake and fudge frosting. Mrs. Ransier . . . enjoys her pretty little daughter, sports of all kinds, and heading the G. A. A. and Girls' Club. Mr. Tcrwick . . . Doc . . . a well-known name in basket- ball and baseball circles. Miss Schroer . . . die Deutsche Lehrerin . . . col- lects postal cards, has lived in Germany for two years . . . spends most of her vacations traveling. Mr. Bothe . . . delights in watching birds . . . says they're marvelous creatures. Talking German provides him with a pastime. ln the spring the call of the wild beckons him. Miss Mocsbrugger . . . would like to travel around the world, but never has . . . as hobbies she enjoys read- ing, skating, and hiking . . . would be a landscape architect if she weren't a teacher. Miss Laura Parkinson Mr. Elmer Wachter, Mr. Delbert Wood Miss Lucretia Schroer, Mr. Edwin Bothe Miss Margaret Turnbull Mrs. lrene Ransier, Mr. L. A. Torwick Miss Elmire Moosbrugg