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

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Pink Powder for Pale People and White Flapping Chemistry-Per. 1 Row 'I-L. Froos, S. Curran, D Miller, vice pres., B. Wenger, pres. L. Vcmdermey, sec.'Treos., B. Sorl ensen, G. Sfromme. Row 2-M. El! mer, C. Frecheife, B. Rotklein, V DeTomc1so, R. Polzer, M. Miller, E Olson, F. Podobinski, J. Griffin odv. Row 3-R. Arnold, A. Heller, J. Borroft, D. Foersfer, A. Meyers L. Jacobsen, C. McCor1hy, R Brown. Chemisfry-Per. 3 Row 'I-Miss Sweetman, E. Sione, G. Tieiz, A. Juds, pres. D. Woefo- vech, sec. Treus. J. Ruff, vice pres D. McDonough. Row 2-S. Marek, M. Nelson, B. Sferbo, L. Frecheiie, S. Kczufenberg, L. Sf. Aoro, P. Moyes, S. Lclrsen. Row 3-J. Fran- zen, C. Peferson, M. Peelgren, R. Smith, M. Stenzel, N. Ropue, J. Eckert, A. Pinke. Chemistry-Per. 5 Row 1-N. Kurkowski, v.pres., M. Johnson, B. Tilsner, pres., R. Thay- er. Row 2-J. Mendez, R. Brown, R. Hoff, S. Efron, A. Kronz. Row 3 -G. Kosfuch, J. Woulfe, L. Zimpel, D. Donovan, J. Grimqin. Page Twenty

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Red Cross, Book Store Keep Us On The Ball- Red Cross Row T-E. Brown, B. Lustyon, R. Freiling, D. Timm, H, Ferris, H. Golzer, S. Williams, P. Cael. Row 2-S. Wolfe, T. Sinna, D, Vassau, H. Peters, J. Kaye, E. Taylor, P. Skrukrud, L. Kohler, E. Gould, adv. Row 3-P. Schauer, B. Schultz, D, Lorentson, J. Jordan, E. Schwartz, D. Klemmensen, B. Zettler, V. Ket- cham, L. Vandermay. Row 4-R. Mekoli, L. Nelson, C. Durand, R. Dunaski, A. Wimmer, R. Lyden, J. Dressen, G. Berus, J. Peterson. 5 K. T Bookstore Row 'I-F. Ek, adv., N. Holmstrom, A. Swanson, M. Marchuk, N. Kur- kowski. Row 2-T. Robotnik, B Cameron. Whether it's to look up a name in The files or type out the attendance list, our capable Office Force is there to do it. This staff helps in The work of all five offices: Miss Tchida's, Mr. Tripp's, Mrs. Goneau's, Miss Gould's and The outer office. Always ready for a iob is the Student Council. This governing group takes care of the traffic here in school and handles collections such as the polio and Community Chest. l Books are needed for both study and pleasure. Under the supervision of Miss Josephine Kelp, the Library Staff helps in keeping the library in good running order. Good fellowship brings friendliness. The Junior Red Cross has helped in many ways to create a friendly feeling among us and our neighbors of war-torn countries by our sending them gift boxes regularly. Miss Edna Gould advises this group. Not only does the Bookstore buy and sell books, stationery and pencils, but the members of this staff with Miss Ek keep records of all the graduates, and guard a file of all the old Cogwheels and M s, Page N net

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Sails are Themes of Chemistry, Physics Clubs Phydcs Row 'I-R. Simones, V. Rudolph, B. Zettler, P. De Tomaso, H. A. Wol- cott, B. Zebe, S. Fusco, R. Glaeser, J. Robinson, F. Kulisheck, R. Gran- berg. Row 2-H. Roth, W. Ziemer, D. Potter, L. Bryan, E. Schwartz, R. Mekoli, M. Marchulc, M. Possis, H Levy, E. Eggert, R. Marrinson Row 3-C. Anderson, R. Singewald, E. Sandusky, H. Johnson, R. Bille- son, F. Eichorn, R. Draeger, S Dahlquist, W. Searle, D. Dvorak Phydcs Row l-W. Bergstrom, treas., T. Schefelbein, pres., M. Huntemann vice pres., T. Powell, sec., P. Peter- sen, H. Wolcott. Row 2-Z. Mercer- eau, T. Esau, A. DelCastillo, B. Griffin, M. Smith, L. Nertz, D. Timm. ,Row 3-K. Littler, R. Heftron, H. Nernberg, Rl. Trobough, C. Num- czyk, M. Leopold, H. Koppy, S. Stump. Row 4-M. Steinman, D. Roinestad, D. Hayman, C. Suchy, MCC-lone. Thomas, L. Greenberg, D. The Chemistry Clubs have really been rolling along on four wheels this year. The club meetings have dealt largely with chemistry as applied to com- mercial uses. The club was quite surprised to see some of their members turn out tooth powder and face powder just as good as you can buy. That's what they said, anyway, although nobody offered to try them out. There are three chemistry clubs with the following as president: Bill Wenger, Alan Juds, and Bill Tilsner. sf' The Physics Clubs with enthusiasm are going through their science program by preparing work- ing models of applications of physics. With their im- aginations following the breeze filling the white sails of gaily colored sail boats floating merrily in the lab sinks, the club members demonstrated Ar- chimedes' law of floatation as applied to boats. The spring program will include several movies and field trips. Pete DeTomaso and Ted Schefebein are the presidents of the two physics clubs. Page Twenty-one s