Mechanic Arts High School - M Yearbook (St Paul, MN)

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MM HORTENSE MULLANE In this stark hour, we members of the faculty must stand and bleakly come to know that you have passed beyond our slightest power to call or beckon you back, and have left us only memories to ease our grief. A FACULTY MEMBER Words can hardly express the feelings of the student body on the death of Miss Mullane. She will be remembered as a true friend, a conscientious teac-her, and a beloved adviser. I I AN ADVISORY PUPIL L ' N 1 A' 'E' limi I N- .:i' is ,JW 'N I '- of-1 . x ' QV , . NK ' N. K IN IVIEIVIORIAIVI ' IN IVIEIVIGRIAIVI ' IN IVIEIVIORIAIVI 8

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MR. LANGE MR. HILLARD TO THE CLASS OF 1936 The annual issue of the Xl is Z1 kind of milestone in the history ofthe school. 'l'he hook has grown to synilwolize what the Scotch would call the gathering ol the elans. ln the years to eoine you will see in the Nl niany faces that once were dear to you. hut have gone from the holne town and the honie sehool to the four corners ol the earth. Some four hundred of you will not he with us next year. 'l'o all of you: Seniors, hluniors, and Sophornores. let ine say: God he with you. till we ineet again .... D. lnxxczlc Prine-ipail ,, . . ,I . . . . lhe graduation class ol lfkm lxa.-1 as right to look forward to a life of all those liner things which make for alzundant living. Instead you lind a world in chaos and eonlusion, socially. eeononiieally, and spiritually bankrupt. A dark picture, yet l would not counsel despair. All that is good in life will endure, and it will he for your generation to create a new order luused upon known social facts -inake a life. ln this new and hetter world real value will he dominant as against material rewards, and you will have accomplished infinitely inore than the past generation. I l. lt. I lll,l,ARID .Kssistant I'rin ip il PRINCIPALS ' PRINCIPALS Q PRINCIPALS 7

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RAROMETERS AND TEST TUBES SEE? EVEN TEACHERS STUDY FROM LIBRARY TO HOME ec. FEMININE EINSTEINS THE MECHANICS SIDE THE ARTS SIDE Im' Tum: XIV. llurry Nlulwutl, XIV, lhlliklll Xlvlxm-, XIV liolu'VI llill, XIV. .lulm 4-Villln, Miss Hull: I ivgluxx, Bliss I'.ml1Ill Illwu-lwi'. Miss Huy lx:-ll:-rlnils 51.1 uxii Tum: Nlrs. Nvllir' Ilugais. Kliss XI:iVivIl1'ism'oll, Miss Iiiillii-rim: Ts:-Iiiilzn. Miss Ilvlvn lluliu5::il'1lTwi'. Kliss l'i4lli:l Iimilil, Xlrs IIilfI:i Sziivipsuuli, Xliss Xlivr- Nvlsuli, Xliss I V:iTi4'I's ICIK, Miss Klury f'liVisIul1ln'r. l i1uN'l' mini XIV. .lrtliur Wriglil, NIV, I. XI Ilnlrluns, XIV, llznliil-I Sliirw-lx, XIV. lizilpli Sm:illT'y, XIV. ll:-Vlu-Vt Sitzvr, Xliss limlitli Hull, Xlrs. l Iui'i-lim' I nslxi'ulXr', Miss f':ir:ilim' flilln-rt. In Ilic sciciicc nlcpznrlim-nt Xlcssrs. Xlkvluwll :xml NIV-lice cumluct classes in pliysics :xml XIL-ssVs. Clrilliii uml llill, Ill clicmistry. Xliss licllvrlizzls Icuclics zwulugy, lwlzxiiy, :md plmysifilugyg Xliss Crcglow, Iuiolugyg and P Kliss l1i'uclu'i', pliysinlugy uml zzstmmmiy. Kliizirnliziii :TI mir lHl'ZllIlIlIll lilvrurx' is Xlrs. lluigzis. Nliss 'I'scl11Vlzl, visitim: tczlclici' slrzniglitciis out stuilciits' Qlillicultics. Xliss DVisccTll's classes :irc Llcvotcil to llic many :ls- - ,I - w - - fy pvcts uf szllcsiiizmslilp. llic Xlisscs lgIlIII3lZlI'LlIlCI' uml f1z1VViIy tczlcli lirmic CCUIIUINICS. llic iiizitlicmulics ilcpurliiiciil iiiclunlcs Ilic Xlisscs Cloulgl, Nclsmi, lflq, :xml Xlrs. Sampson. Xlvssrs. lliriglil, Rululuins, Scliircla. Smzxllcy, and Sitzci' explain thc inlriczicics ol' IIIlIL'llIIIC slifvp :mal ZlI'ClIIICCII1I'1ll drawing. llrzxwing, mmlcliug. :xml cxprcssimi are taught Ivy tlic Xlissvs Ciillvcrt, llzxll, :xml Xlrs. lfuslvmlic. TEACHERS ' TEACHERS ' TEACHERS Q