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

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Also Pressing Work A3f55iLE5l5:iN . . . And in a corner room of second floor, genius burns . . . the creative writing group . . . just at first, spirit of jollity reigning . . . then work . . . a complete pic- ture of informality . . . everyone enjoying work and Lsm lay. XXW 01457 D Member sm. mf 1937 ss Here Miss Deem presides over pupils whose minds 'Wfysnsocmwx she keeps humming . . . and three little elves . . a fairy tale in the making . . . now an assignment for the exercising of the senses . . . seeing who can think up the most synonyms . . . hate . . scorn . . er-uh despise . . . Eugene Frankel standing up to deliver a very amorous poem to his gleeful listeners this ears burning of coursel. Sometimes the minds of these literary students wandering to subjects more personal . . . before june Zelik's eye the picture of herself at a newspaper office writing a column called Advice to the Lovelorn . . . Aaron Bosenblum, edi- tor-in-chief, offering new ideas or constructive criticism . . . Bob Baeker for- mulating another intriguing plot . . . Marion Bradshaw recalling with modest pleasure Miss Deem's comment, Mar1on's style reminds me of tinkling bells . . . Irving Kreidberg meditating on his future position as a professor . . . the staff reaching new heights with the publication of the Seedlings magazine. SEEDLINGS STAFF Back row: Paetz, Anderson, Miss Deeni, Stevens, Draeger, Weibel, Kamb. Second row: Zwicky, Mathews, Burton, Amodeo, Nordby, Chase, Dena. Front row: Frankel, Zelik, Kreid- berq, Boyd, Kingsley, Bradshaw Baeker. TOPS! ,wi-M' A-g M

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COGWHEEL lNTERVlE'WS M , Pressing Work . . Seventeen heads gathered about three small tables . . . seventeen heads bent low concentrating in seven- teen varied tasks tthis picture not as quiet as it may strike the reader . . . several think aloudl . . . Karl Karlson's head emerging from a bewildering mound of photo- graphs . . . Allan Eggleton entering, pockets overflow- ing with single dollar bills . . . Mary Ann Schreiner typing away as usual . . . Helen Shaw's mind whirling with songs and names of senior graduates . . . descrip- tions of Mechanics' sportsmen and sports-girls com- ing from the fast moving pencils of David Bream, Monica Connolly, and leanette Levi . . . Vernon lwanoski, camera in hand, tormenting staff members with blinding flashes of light . . now Don Lee pacing the floor, thoughts occupied with planning the letter that must inspire even the most skep- tical student body to a large subscription return. Q Plans for advertising bring up heated discussions . . . Dorothy Deason, N Elsie Volk, Dick Cairl, Fred Quass assigned to contribute posters to the already rnamented halls of Mechanics . . . always a constant demand for more money. Want to buy a birdie? . . . time for group photographs . . . every call- er meets the cold stare of annoyed teachers and the smiles of students freed from class . . . next morning a flood of skip slips. Weeks of struggling with copy, alphabetical names, measuring, cutting, W pasting, mollifying excited seniors who insist on ten clubs instead of five . . . visiting engravers . . . anxious suspense . . . the book is at press . . . What Q r W. K X 5 DXX will it really look like? ? ? X STAFF Back row: Carlson, Hammar, Steen berq, Quaas, lwanoski, Brecxm Hansen. Third row: McKay, Sell, Schreiner Burton, Burns, Deason, Wolf, Brad shaw. Second row: Fitzgerald, Wingfield Levi, Svobodny, Connolly, Volk Shaw. Front row: Doyle, Eggleton, Mrs Gilson, Miss Swift, Miss Rose Karlson, Lee. M CANNUAU LABOR. BUGGY UP THE SALES.

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J f Sr ., ,, A Extra! CGGWHEEL STAFF Back row: Wasko, Schmitz, Coles, Zander, Paetz, Wulisberg, Luding- ton, Vogt, Spindler. Fifth row: Schapiro, Michels, Dunn, Barenbauni, Fletcher, Bye, Kosek, Naser. Fourth row: Hoag, Mead, Kroening, Schauer, Deans, Garcia, Sharpe, Connel, Hadler, Parmenter. Third row: Bader, Zillk, Legan, Gordon, Bernat, Bernath, L. Bernat, Kinney. Second row: Grossman, Eng, War- ren, Bloeser, Mr. Ettinger, L. War- ren, Gass, King, Pieczynski. , Front row: Bork, Kreidberg, lohnson, i Cleland, Miss Copley, Arnesen, Baeker, Voss. . . . Any hour, every day, the Cogwheel office alive with the buzz and hum of working reporters . . . the steady tap-tap of typewriters, shoes shuffling, heels clicking, eager reporters dashing in breathlessly with last minute stories . . . rustle of papers through a ripple of talk . . . occasionally a voice rising above the busy hubbub, O Bob, where is the book of synonyms? . . . From the whirl of activity emerge personalities . . . that story must be ready by tomor- row . . Herbert Arnesen assigning, supervising and correcting . . . in one cor- ner Helen Legan sorting out AA's and A's . . . captains straying in with l. O. U. nickels, late subscriptions . . . all taken care of by capable Grant lohnson . . Bob Baeker and assistants, William Schmitz and Bob Spindler, reporting the latest touchdowns and baskets . . . Charles Ludington appraising and criticizing cur- rent cinemas and plays . . . lune Zelik concocting intriguing plots . . . Digging out scoops not all there is to making a paper, thinks Geraldine Grossman, hound- ing all the stores with advertising possibilities. BCCM BEPCBTEBS Back row: Farrell, Quaas. Berg green, Coles, Schaaf, Granke Crichton. Fourth row: Knuclsen, Kidman, Wei- gel, Truesdell, Wulfsberg, Yurcho Olsen, Neuendort. Third row: Libby, McWatt, Olson Wittrnan, Parmenter, Le Duc, Slat tery, Vitoff, Barenbaum. Second row: Banke, Sell, Losch Bernstein, Geclcler, Boyd, Coffi man, Nadeau. Front row: Bursell, Christiansen Connel, Hadler, Fletcher, Moore Los. SNIFF NEWSWBITING CLASS Back row: Sklenar, Panuska, Vaughan, Bue Vitoff. Third row: Amundsen, Parnell, Klein, Guy. Second rowv Copeland, Amodeo, Fahey Zwicky, Smoliak. Front row: Fee, Clark, Scott, Ravitz, Shapiro