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

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MISS TSCHIDA Tiny and energetic Miss Tschida, dean of girls, smooths our paths and gladly gives advice to inquiring stu- dents. Being the possessor of a re- markable memory, she calls to mind all the facts concerning students with whom she comes in contact. MISS TSCHIDA'S AIDS MISS KELP Collecting book fines, purchasing and cataloging new books are a few ol the many duties of our new librarian, Miss Iosephine Kelp. MISS CLEMENS Under the efficient leadership ol Miss Calla Clemens a stall of stu- dent helpers, the only one of its kind in the city, aids her with her many cases.

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Third row T Torntore W Murset, I. Larson, R. Dedolph, W. Zaudtke, E. Possis T Landman Second row B Haub G Lawler, S. Guy, S. Rhoades, D. Lewis, M. Markhus P Phillippi B Olson Fxrst row I Loney V Peterson, secretary, T. Flaherty, treasurer, R. Parranto president W Smith vice pres1dent Miss F Ek adviser: B. Murray. STUDENT COUNCIL Under the guidance of Mr. Smith, the Student Council form of government was organized in October, 1939. It pre- sented the realization of Mr. Smith's plans over a period of years. The present Student Council, a truly representative body in every respect, is composed of ten seniors, ten juniors, five sophomores, and is under the facul- ty leadership of Miss Frances Ek. It meets weekly to discuss improve- ments in the school. The Student Coun- cil has undertaken the management of assemblies since September and the presiding chairman is usually a mem- ber of the Student Council.