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

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BUSINESS Typing, mimeograph Work, dictaphone practice, bookkeeping- a real business atmosphere in M. A. Here future members of the future business World learn the whys and Wheretores of their par- ticular tield by the trial and error method. Here the theories ot good salesmanship are expounded, government accounting is adminis- tered to unsuspecting students, mimeograph troubles become permanent memories, and dictaphone practice adds zest to typing classes. Yes, there is real business atmospher.e in M. A.! NOW, let'S See, what's next! Here's what it takes to be a good salesman! Speed plus accuracy Business Teachers: Miss Steel smith, Miss Schuhardt, Miss Strick ler, Miss Schroer, Miss Smith, Miss Blase.

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SOCIAL SCIENCE History, economics, sociology, and civics make up the social science group. These subjects have a very practical purposeg they teach students the problems of modern life and how to cope with them. This practical note is carried still farther by using facilities in the neighborhood, such as the Capitol and the voting booth. . A GROUP OF HISTORY TEACHERS Mr. Krueger Mr. Brinks Miss Nichols Miss Muir Miss Heal Miss Bolt Dolls modeling historic costumes rom the steps of the State Capito

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SCIENCE Formulas, equations, propositions, reactions--all are fa- miliar terms to science students at Mechanic Arts. Triangles, squares, cylinders, spheres, or queer looking equations trouble math. students. In a very scientific atmosphere biology, chem- istry, and physics students View minute particles through the microscope, test the reaction of certain elements by actual experimentation, and learn the wonders of the physical world. Look what I See! That's what I'm trying to tell you Therefore B I A I C