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

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Irene Friesner Mrs. Friesner issues attendance slips on a typical morning. Helen Pappas John Newman THE FACULTY SERVES AS TECHNICAL DIRECTORS Irene Holman Friesner, retail selling instructor and girls' adviser, teaches mornings and afternoons supervises girls in downtown employment. She also helps to place boys in satisfactory after-school jobs. Rosetta A. Stenoff, secretary to the principal, has a student staff to help her. Thirteen girls, who check attendance, type bulletins, and work the switchboard, and six errand boys daily Work with her. Rosetta A. Stenoff

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Miss Barnard and advanced commercial students stuff Christmas seals for Cerro Gordo County MR. NYQUIST, who is head of the Commer- cial department, treasurer of the North Central District of Iowa State Teachers' Association, and head of ticket sellers, thinks a spirit of alertness makes a student a pleasure. That alert student is enjoyed by all members of the department. Miss Price, who bought a home here this year and who is kept busy at home, at Red Cross work, and in Business and Professional Women's Club, likes a student interested in his subject, even though he may not excel as far as grades are concerned. Miss Brakel, secretary of the High School and Junior College Teachers' Association, is a good example of the cheerfulness which she desires from her students. Miss Barnard, who finds that the war has given her less cake and candy, has made farm- ing in the summer replace her traditional traveling. Mr. Nyquist, head ticket salesman, sells one. Rueben E. Nyquist Gladys E. Price Margaret Brakel Grace A. Barnard Salesmanship, Law Personal Bookkeeping Personal Bookkeeping Typing, Shorthand Bookkeeping Shorthand, Typing Typing Office Practice