Southwest High School - Wagistanian Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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Pattern . . . Faculty A pattern is a necessary ingredient in the article of clothing. The garment is made to resemble the pattern in almost every detail. Similarly, the student, whether he realizes it or not. uses his teachers as patterns to form his life. Each of his teach ers is one part of the pattern—all of then-blending. fusing, and merging into a standard which, if followed from top to toe will result in a nearly flawless pupil.

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Faculty As you turn the following pages you will see the teachers who have been with us at Southwest during the past year. We’ve had our little differences, (at the time they may have seemed pretty big) but all in all we've managed to get along pretty well. We appreciate them, honest, and thank them for the diligent understanding, and plentiful help they have given us. ADAM. W. Position Woild History, German. Physical Education-Activities: Baseball, basketball, and aiKitant football coach. BAKKE. O. E. Position: Geometry. Actrvit«e»: Assistant Principal. BOHAN. MRS. ELINOR Position: English, Physical Education. Activities Auditorium director, claw pity, Spimg Revue. BRlNlEX. MISS ANN Position: Piiyveal Education. Acliv-t'ei Girls' Counselor, Sri v r Tri. OAHLE. O. I. Poa-tion Music Department. Activities: Chm. of ten.or ad vftory. Spring Re»ue duetto . GREGORr H J. Position: Speech. Typing. Activities: Class play, stage c e« diicctor, ladio broad cast director GUET2LOE R. P Position: B'dogr. Activities Stwdv hen discipline. MAAHEIM. E L. Pontion: Wcrl j H-storv. Mod ern Problems. Activities Student Council and Ethics Committee advise , Iwnch room, tennis coach. cm