Mason City High School - Masonian Yearbook (Mason City, IA)

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Superintendent R. B. Irons. Administration For the past eight years, students of Mason City schools have benefitted by the able guidance of Superintendent R. B. Irons. Quietly going: about his daily routine of supervising: Mason Cityls educational system, Mr. Irons has become well known and liked by everyone who has met him. Behind that counter, across which comes those fateful slips, sit the people who are responsible for the success of the Mason City High School and Junior College. They need no introduction for they are well known to everyone in M. C. H. S. Principal James Rae, Vice-Principal Tommy D. Priest, Dean S. L. Rugland of the Junior College, and Alice Hartey, ofiiee clerk- on the shoulders of these four people rests the responsibility of keeping a smoothly running daily program. A familiar scene-The office force at work.

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MYRTLE ALBERT Typing GRAC E BA RNARIJ Scrrelrrrirzl Trfrfniny REUUEN NYQUIST Department Heml Ln14'-Iifmlflfeeping GLA IJYS PRICE Slmrflm11rl-Hoolflfeepiny Commercial Department The George-Deen Act gives stenographers an opportunity to try out training' even before graduation. This is perhaps the most outstanding: innovation in the high school commercial department of the current year. Through the active cooperation of business managers and the very able contact work of Miss Holman, the apprentice idea has been applied to those trained for secre- tarial duties. The fine thing' about such training is that the student earns while learn- ing, grows in self-assurance and poise, and receives that experience which will later prove of great value in regular positions. The commercial department is ,glad to take advantage of such an opportunity to serve both public and students. Physical Education Athletic training' is a compulsory part of every student's education in M. C. H. S. In taking it, he not only develops muscular control and poise and builds up a strong, healthy body, but also he develops his personality by mingling: with other students of the same age in the great democracy of sport. The boys and girls of our school are very fortunate in that we have such a spacious and well equipped gymnasium and competent instructors. A wide variety of gymnastic activities is offered including' the organized games---f baseball, basketball, volley ball, and tennis. HOWARD HARKER Wresflirzg Footlmll Bffsebull VOLNEY HANSEN Physical Erllferzfiow Traelf Uzzslfcflmll ODELLA MCCIOVVAN Plzyslafnl lfrlucrzfinn J. A. GRIMSLEY I?f1slfcflmll Football CLAYTON SUTHERLANIJ Football Iiaselmll Blzslfeflmll