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

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' if First row Sussman Eelz Ruben Host Fzenzel Falk Paclcezrnan Londo? KL Second row Turover, Bonasera Deans Favifz, Wa1'1en, Underhill Block y , '.,x at , Third row' Possis, Erarrnan Baienbaurn, Copeland Guy Klein Bibea.. Kingsley. iff . Tourth row. Rosas Divens, Hinn, Anderson, Baqlio Bombeiq ?fL -I. if Amazing, isn't it? i'Prof Griffin rl Under the experienced guidance of Mr. Griffin, at least twenty- five youthful scientists are learning whats what in the field of mode ern chemistry. During the term members of the Club visited such places as the St. Paul Water Works and the state testing labora- tories, performed in the Activities Assembly, fthey startled the audi- ence With an experiment featuring spontaneous combustionl, pro- cured the services of Mr. lames Williams, liquid air expert, who demonstrated the amazing qualities of this product to a fascinated student body. First row Strenqlis, Mushier, Konopatzki, Dedolpli, VonLe-or Lindgren. Second row: Bernot, McDonough, Sutor, Colter, Dorlznan, looney, Poboislc, Mr Griffin. Third row: Dick, Cadden, West, Connolly, Bernot, Tilsner, Flaherty. Fourth row: Koza, Moschogianis, Oliver, Delano, Hackman. t 5-if ...www- wfwewm 3 . , , Ai . g A i ? U . -f 5 1 2 5 . Mfr i 1 lm. 71.

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First row: Hughes, Iohnson, Green, Mr. Wolcott, Naser, Krenner, Piclmisch, Tinder, Konopatzki, Svenstad. Second row: Fee, Rawlings, Brewer, Mark, Ormas, Slrba, Murray, Warren Third row. Sheldon, Agnes, Bohlin, King, Edmondson, DeNet, Sirnes, Chierello, Bates. Fourth row: Iohnston, Zimmerman, Erickson, Hartig, Naeseth, Brown, Schilling, lten. Fifth row. Lundahl, Gehlsen, Hanson, Fosselman, Nelson, Zimniewicz, Vannelli, Gryskiewicz, Hartman. Sixth row: Sandberg, Vitoll, Koza, Hansen, Fletcher, Schuch, Rosenberg, Kafka. The Physical Science Club, supervised by Mr. Wolcott, is made up ot interested members ot the physics and the senior science classes. Meetings held in Room 306 are attended by some twenty members. Formalities ot business rapidly dispensed with, the program proceeds: simple demonstra- tions ot queer properties of this World we live in, or more often, informal dis- cussions of some pertinent question put before the group by a puzzled member. ln either case meetings are welcome occasions, for there is a prevailing spirit ot good fellowship amongst this lively group ot boys and girls. Prol. Wolcott Young Tom Edisons

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i l First row: Doerr, Brewer, Miller, Grittner, Knowles, Wettschreck Second row: Huebl, Fuller, Harder, Knapp, Boaen, Kelsey, l Third row. lngrarn, Huber, Dedolph, Koza, Zimmerman Cdeceasedl. 1 1 .,,f 1 . Y 'iff r Q ., V ff 'L ln the music shack at three o'clock every other Friday after- noon, sixteen boys and girls who comprise the German Club, enthusiastically warble German airs: Lorelei, Heid- en-Bosleinf' and an endless ditty, lch lain ein Musikantef' taught to the club by Iva Brewer. Page 30 Germans This Side Ot The Rhine 1 f , 1', ruff' ,