East High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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EAST HIGH HOSPITAL Superintendent Dietician Engineer SHERIDAN W. EHRMAN MARY 1V1cCL'Nti RoBteRT STEWART NURSES CIRACE MOYNIIIAN VIOLET HOLT KASM1E1lE Loixixieki I I ART WARD I Name I Room , V. Disease I Remarks Whitten, Grace I 315 Painters Colic IContracted in art room. I COMMERCIAL WARD I Francis, Hope S. I 205 Underdeveloped Hands IContracted while teaching shorthand. Liedl, Rose M. 302 Writers Cramp Result of over work in her I ' I penmanship classes. Lombard, Charles F. I 317 I Pneu1N1ONEYa ' I Caused by exposure while I I rf, ' I school treasurer. Newton, Everil J. 306 15'Anaemia k , I Convalescing from Central ,I High. Turner, Effie S. I 305 Nervous Breakdown I Result of being all keyed up I -3 I in her typing classes. I ENGLISH WARD I Ber, Adelaide I 202 I Yeller fever I Contracted at a football ganie. Boyson, Maybelle I 210 I The P1-AYgue I Caused by too much dramaties. Crosby, Margaret I 308 I State of comImja I Contracted while trying to in- I I I still in Frosh heads correct I I I punctuation. Dahl, Anna 301 Pain in sawdust I Hereditary. the entire Doll I family is subject to such I I pains. Elwell, Ruth I 313 No complaint I She is Al-well Call welll Hayes, Bridget T. I 1 10 I Neu WRITE is I Contracted while writing I American Democracy, Hobbs, Gladys I 212 lxlalaria Contracted in South Ihigh I I sehoolj. Jeter, Jane I lll I HEADache I Head of English department. Lackersteen, Wynne I 109 I Cardinalophobia I Contracted in Novemberg I I I prospect of recovery in I I I JUNC- McDill, Genevieve I 104 I Lint on the lungs I Result of 'chewing the rag. Poppe, Eleanora I 300 I Opium Poisoning I Hereditary. inherited from I I I Poppy Poppe. Rich, Elizabeth I 203 I Gout I Too much Rich living. Stanton, Alta I 108 I Water on the brain I L'nwept tears. caused bv the I I I ignorance and discourtesy of I English X students. Wilder, L. I 102 OR1ENTa1 fever I Contracted in Septemberi I I small hope of recovery. Pryee, Claire C. I 200 Pcrnicious '1'HE1xlE ia I A disease common among I I I English teachers. I HISTORY WARD I Buckle, Laurel L. I 308 Nervous Breakdown I Contracted in her history class. I I I She Buckle-ed Linder the I I mental strain. Curran, Hugh A. I 213 I Home sickness I l3uilt a new home. Donovan, Katherine I 310 I Ear trouble I Something wrong with her I I I Erin I'earin'J. Gould, Mary I 204 I HlS'1lORYa I Contracted her hysterical fits I I I from historical reading. Gray, Raymond I 1 13 I General debility of I Ask the man who has had I I Constitution. I hirn. Hawes, Harriet I 211 I Badly crushed I Accident occurred while direct- I I I ing stairway traffic on sec- I I ond floor. Shilloek, Anna I 201 Germania I A staunch Tcuton Young, Charles E. I Lib. I St. Vitus Dance of the tongue I D'ya get thc idea? I I HOME ECONOMICS I I I WARD Bruce, Rena 314 Badly Bruced Ibruisedl Ivlatrimony only remedy, Dick, Gladys I 6 81 7 I Pots disease I Result of domestic science I I I environment . McNie, Mary B. I 315 I All '1'lICKered out I Caused by labors in sewing I room. m

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I I I LANGUAGE WARD Name Room I Disease I Remarks Ackerson, Willard 106 I TIEphus I Take one look and judge for yourself. Erickson, Victor 312 Norwegian Itch Contracted during recent trip I I to his fatherland. Katz, Berenice 303 Gaul Stones I Result of too much i'Palaver Francais. McIntyre, Mary 105 Auto-lntoxication Under the circumstances. any- one had Dort-er have it. Seymour, jane A. 103 Optical trouble I She cant see much but wants I I to Seymour, Strohmeier, Lydia 107 German Measles I ISee Shilloek. Annal. West, Margaret 5 TIiS'l'omania I Recurring at least bi-weekly. LIBRARY WARD I Scripture, Elizabeth Lib. Bookworm I Contracted in library. I INDUSTRIAL WARD I Critchet, E. F. Shop I D. T. I No. no, we don't mean that- I I we mean Defective Teeth. McMillan, Bertha 216 I Heart trouble I Due to rarefied atmosphere at I I high altitudes. Merrifield, Edgar Shop I Inflammation ofthe larynx I Stage manager: disease con- I traeted while yelling at the I stage hands, Pemberton, Joseph Shop I Shingles I Building instructor1 disease I I contracted while at work, Ray, Floyd Shop Hives I His hobby is bees. Titsworth, W. B. Shop I Mclancholia I Result of too many BLUE- prints. MATHEMATICS WARD I Bennett, Ellura 207 Acute ANGLIZmania I A common ailment among I Geometricians, Case, M. Maud 208 Diagonosis incomplete A very serious Case. Cockburn, Edna 311 X-ema I So be it always to victims of I Algebra. Cole, Ruth Fitch 100 Athletic lvlanagitis I A disease of years duration. Doeken, Elizabeth 304 Gang-green I Contracted by exposure to I I green freshies. Winther, Adelia 204 I ADDenoids I What can you expect of an I I arithmetic teacher? MUSIC WARD I Berquist, J. Victor Aud. TONEsilitis Caught in Auditorium, Marville, John Henry Aud. Unknown I No one knows what makes lV1arV-ill. PHYSICAL TRAINING WARD Behnamann, Harry E. Gym Hyper TROPHY I Patient has peculiar mania for collecting cups. Given, Grace L. Gym Stoop Shouldered Caused by entering gymna- sium so often. SCIENCE WARD I Benner, jefferson 306 Poor circulation I Contracted while faculty busi- I ness manager of Orient. Erb, Nellie M. 112 lnfantile Paralysis I Too close association with I I infant freshmen. Folsom, Elizabeth Case hopeless. She will Dietician expert. Die-vet Harroun, Mary G. 215 Poisoned by Triamidotri- I 'Nuff said, plungemcthaneparaleucan- I iline I Lloyd, Bertha K. Panes in Greenhouse window I Not surprising. She teaches botanv. Pile, Homer B. l 15 Nasal obstruction Another case of Knows trouble. Reichard, Clifford 214 Running sores I Contracted while coaching cross country. Lowry, Bessie 118 Car sickness I Too much of Lowry's street cars. Towne, Judson 1 14 Insomnia I Kept awake nights thinking up I new jokes to spring. Trumble, Mildred 116 Burns I Contaetwith ranges Cmt.rngs.j I 1151 in the teaching of Geogra- phy.