Humboldt High School - Life Yearbook (St Paul, MN)

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MR. JOSEPH A. WAUCHOPE As our principal and friend, Mr. Joseph Wauchope has, in a variety of ways, won the respect and admiration of his students. He has given his time and energy not only to the furthering of academic eiiiciency but to developing those extra-curricular activities which the well-rounded student must have. MR. JOHN FINDLAN The administration of public schools is a most important function of city government. Mr. John Findlan, as com- missioner of education, provides St. Paul with a competent and able admin- istrator. His final service to high school seniors is the presentation of diplomas at commencement.

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Faculty of Humboldt High School Principal: Joseph A. Wauchope Manual Arts- W AM- Thomas Peterson OM Mary Dodge Court Sanders Richard McKenney Mam- Charles Bond Commercial Subjects- Frances Armstrong David Blankenbiller William Maitrejean Evelyn Marshall Anna Ryan English and Expression- Gertrude Chapin Ethel Graves Margaret Heinemann Dulcie Kees Leane Larsen Frances Repke Amanda Whaley Languages- Blanche Bigue Alma Foerster Clara Iddings Library- Gertrude Hartung Music- Celeste Burns Natural Science- James Powles Otto Ramstad Office- Mary How Physical Education- Sfgffzo WJ. Ebba Jansen 6 My Clair McMann Social and Political Science- William Fuhrmann Bridget Geraghty Doris Hadlich Minnie Hoffmann Roy Isacksen Paul Jarvis Esther Ostergren Walter Rock Ramona Sherman A reminder of one of Humboldt's best loved teachers, Miss Mary G. Fanning

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MR. JAMES W. SMITH So many tasks that they cannot be even touched upon in one paragraph is the work of Mr. James W. Smith. Mr. Smith is supervisor of all junior and senior high schools of the city and also has charge of the recommendation of teachers. MR. PAUL S. AMIDON Believing strongly in young people, Mr. Paul S. Amidon, superintendent of schools, is striving to make education a real force for good in modern life. Each of the many aspects of public school education receives his careful at- tention so that the highest possible ef- ficiency may be attained.