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

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Candid camera action catches a representation of the faculty in various character poses. ln the upper left picture Mr. Critchet, a history instructor, and Mi. Bothe, German teacher, are busy tallying programs in preparation for the new semester, ln the upper right corner, Mrs, Dugas, unmolested by student throngs who constantly fill the library, catalogs another new book, Mr, McKee pauses to enicy a free moment after a strenuous day ot guidance work. ln the lower center pose, Mr. Wolcott questions his physics pupils, Case number 777 goes on file as Miss Scully obligingly supplies the data for our distracted adviser- -Miss Tschida. Miss Steftanus is patiently waiting to discuss with the clean of girls the problems ofa new freshman, ln every department there are wellfprepared and conscientious men and women inspiring young people. Artistic, jovial Mr. Raymond consistently turns out the best high school choir in the city. Miss Prendergast, small and wellf informed, glories in the ancient Latin department, worries over the destiny of the coming generation. Miss Billings rules studies with firm but benevolent hand, otherwise orders the conjugation of Spanish verbs. Miss Heal spots a hatted boy at 300 paces, hears a girl's whisper across the assembly hall. Friendly Miss lohnson teaches one of the most popular English courses in school and Miss Turnbull proffers an understandable English that gets results. These with some fifty-six others comprise the faculty, submit to the leader- ship of Mr. Lange and Mr. Hillard, who rule with iron hand in velvet glove,