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

Text from Pages 1 - 86 of the 1948 volume:

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T FiTTy years ago on The Triangular ploT oT ground in TronT of our sTaTe capiTol, sTood The old MAT-TS, TirsT known as The lvlanual Training School. ln l889, George VVeiTbrechT, Then a Teacher aT CenTral, was oTTered The posiTion oT principal. l-le accepTed This principalship only aTTer The provision had been made ThaT academic classes he included in The curriculum, and ThaT The school should hence- TorTh be called Mechanic ArTs High School. There were only l4 in The hrsT graduaTing class, buT The enrollrnenT rapidly increased unTil even The sTudenT populace expressed Their need Tor a new school in Their hrsT school song, LeT's Make lvle- chanics Large, Boys. ln l9lO, The cornersTone was laid and when The new school opened in l9l l, 600 eager sTudenTs in- vaded The halls and Took possession of The desks. Through The doors oT The school have passed cham- pions in every Tield, scholasTic and aThleTic. These sTudenTs received Their TundanienTal Training aT lvie- chanics where They learned The True meaning oT Treedorn and good sporTsnwanship. Under The leadership oT Three remarkable prin- cipals, lvlechanics has grown To be The second largesT school in ST. Paul. Mr. J. W. Smith, present prin- cipal of Mechanic Arts, is shown presenting Tom Davis of the class of l896, with a diploma that is fifty years overdue. Mr. Davis is accompanied by Robert McCleary, left and Oscar Johnson, two other graduates of the same class. Mr. Smith planned a surprise ceremony when he realized that Mr. Davis had not received his diploma, because he had had to leave town prior to graduation. Tom Davis was bewildered and delighted upon receiving the covet- ed diploma, while Mr. Smith stood looking on with a pleased grin on his face. mm' ' ' Educator Naturalist and Author These words describe Mr Dietrich Lange second principal of Mechanic Arts Besides being an educator he wrote many boys books showing his great love for the outdoors His books are still popu lar vxith boys After being principal of MA for 23 years Mr Lange was appointed nature study su pervisor for the grade schools and iunior high because of his outstanding work as an author and authority on nature subiects. Shown laying the corner stone of the new Mechanic Arts is Mr. George Weit- brecht, founder and first principal of MA. His .sayingsz Get in the game and Don't be a quitte-r have become slogans of the school. He was also founder of the Mechanic Arts course that required each student to carry four solids and two shop classes which would fit him for the industrial as well as the social world. i 'X u 3 ADMINISTRATION I arcella'Vievering, Office Clerk, Miss Grace McGuire, Registrar, Miss Edna Gould, Guidance, Mr. Leslie Tripp, Asst. incipal, Mr. James Smith, Principal, Miss Josephine Kelp, Librarian, Miss Katherine Tschida, Dean of Girls. , ENGLISH Row 1-Clare Stettanus, Elmire Moosbrugger, Helen Scully, Irene Watson, Mary Copley. Row 2-Mary Grant, Ann O'Brien, Ruth Swift, Margaret Turnbull. r -ax C A 'c X A N. K. Na s xi M N. v. t I 1 l N: xx. no i T5 X, ix I u x v yi Q1 x xi K SQ! E' X' ?5 4 . ,X , 2' 7' 'Seq vt X.. f 401' . , 1 X9 -.17 '.,,- Q x we X AQ - N a 4 Q k '5- N. .V 5 U , vm xg W wh ' X, R .... Q .Q ,... 3 1 5 -I s-' 1 J M. .l , , 3 , ', ,.. 'ig N 'A ,f -K Q I , -W . 3. 3 - 42? W ring 7 The smoothness of the running of the school is due to the administrative department, under the capable guidance of Mr. J. W. Smtih, principal. lt is his duty to represent the school and make the decisions. Mr. Leslie Tripp, our assistant principal has the iob of checking on skippers, and among other things making out the programs. The school secretary is Miss Viever- ing, who operates the office, sends out notices and takes letters. The iob of making out the Senior honor roll and keeping track of the credits falls on the shoulders of Miss Grace McGuire, registrar. If you have a cold, headache, or sprained ankle, Mrs. Verna Goneau, school nurse, is the person to see. Miss Josephine Kelp, our capable librarian, is a friend in need to all MA students who need books for reports, assign- ments, or for iust recreation. Dean of girls, Miss Katherine Tschida, kindly and sympathetic, helps girls find jobs they like, plans for the future, and smooths out the present. Pepsi-Cola scholarships, college entrance examina- tions, and placement tests are given by Miss Edna Gould, head of the testing bureau. Most of the Seniors have had one of the following teachers this year: Probably the teacher whom the Seniors will never forget is Miss May Kellerhals, their advisor. Miss Mary Copley, iournalism and Senior English teacher, and the advisor of the Cogwheel and 'M', is some one else whom the Seniors will remember. Senior English teachers also are: Miss Margaret Turnbull, chairman of the English department at MA, Miss Clare Steffanus, and Miss Helen Scully -helpful all. Our two science profs are Mr. Harry Wolcott, physics instructor, and Mr. John Griffin, chemistry instructor. The iob of enlightening the Seniors on social problems, current events, and the elements it takes to make a good citizen are taught by Mr. Frank O'Rourke, who is also our football coach, and Mrs. Lavinia Gilson, radio workshop instructor, Junior advisor, and circulation manager of the Cogwheel. Credit for making good oFfice workers out of many of the Seniors goes to Miss Vera Strickler, who is also treasurer of the Cogwheel, and Miss Gladys Smith, business manager of the 'M'. Miss Frances Ek, our mathematical wizard, teaches formulas, theorums and square roots by the dozen to our group of math geniuses. Miss Ek also has charge of the school bookstore, where school supplies are on sale. Mechanic Arts also boasts of having under its roof the Girls' Vocational School, where trades, including power sewing, Cosmetology, and business training are taught. Mrs. Mabel Wauchope, related training teacher is coordinator for the school. When you walk into Mrs. Juanita Beard's classroom, you think that you are entering a modern beauty shop, and that's just what it is. Mrs. Florence Hall, trade business teacher, teaches the girls the art of operating business machines. The apparel arts class is another very interesting room. Here under the guidance of Mrs. Alberta Quirk, the girls are taught how to sew articles on power machines. Grateful thanks also goes to the other teachers, who have guided the Seniors through their earlier years. They are: ' Mr. Kitzberger, band and choir teacher, Miss Grant, English teacher, Mr. Adams, boys' gym teacher, Mrs. Ransier, girls' gym teacher, Mr. Shirck, auto essentials, and safety, Mr. Olson, art, Mr. Souther, social studies, Miss Rohrer, social studies, Miss Kelly, algebra, Mr. Wilkinson, wood shop, Miss O'Brien, English and Latin, Mr. Larson, welding, Mrs. Watson, English, Miss Blase, social studies and bookkeeping, Mr. Nobis, bookkeeping. Mr. Sitzer, mechanical drawing, Miss Garrity, home economics, Miss Smith, English and math, Miss Swift, English, Miss Bumgardner, homemaking, Miss Bergl, world history and social studies, Miss Billings, Spanish, Miss Bolt, American history, Miss Moosbrugger, English, Mr. Sundberg, American history, Mrs. Eldridge, American history, Mr. Krueger, American history and German, Miss Schroer, typing. Two teachers who work together throughout the year to present interesting and enjoyable assemblies are Mrs. Lavinia Gilson, of the dramatic depart- ment and Mr. George Olson, director of the stage. Mr. Shirck and the winners of the safety slogan contest discuss their chances in the State contest. Miss Margaret Turnbull and Miss Helen Scully discuss procedure for the annual Spelling Contest, The four class advisors: Miss May Kellerhals, Senior, Mrs. Lavinia Gilson, Junior, Miss Nelly Kelly, Sophomore, and Joyce Tinge with one of her Freshman representatives. Taking charge of the 'M' finances are Miss Gladys Smith, Lita Seghieri and Ferna Kottke. ... . Pictured above is Governor Youngdahl welcoming a group of Social Studies students at the State Capitol. Page lO Putting 'em up and good are Lily Del Costillo, Jacqueline Spadino and Pauline LeClaire, cosmetology students. Elaine Bergstrom, Barbara Anderson, Dorothy Temple, Pat Baehr and Carol Carney are shown at the power machine. Under the watchful eye of Mr. Arthur Wright, Mike Ka- vanagh demonstrates machinery to Bob Nash, Jerry lsaacs, and Allan Frye. C. H. Bade instructs veterans taking journalism in modern printing equipment. Joe Quintavalle, John King, Henry Grundt- ner, Lamar Lytord, Larry Waldera, Bill Renteria are shown. Page 'll The football team caught off guard-Jerry Scherek, Arnie Del Castillo, Chuck Frechette, Joe Nash, Tony Danna, and Chris Sauro. Here are the busy bees of the bookstore-Pete Morstad, Richard Kurkowski, Larry Robotnik, Tom Robotnik, Margie McCann and Miss Frances Ek. Grace and good posture are practiced by Mary Millette, Eleanor Trost, Clyde Durand, Doris Lorentson, and Sharron Burke in radio work shop. Page 12 The boys in 'Biff' Adams' gym class exercise in the shadow ot the capitol. Smiling Mrs. O'Kane is seen in the background as she watches over her protege:-Mary Ann Hoeptl, Helen Clos, Joyce Ratwick, Dennis Naughter, Gordon Sommers, and Richard Knoblach. Join the 'baddies', and ride the Mourner's Benchl Seen in this picture are: Len Ethier, Jerry Isaacs, Sammy Crea, and Shepherd Hulse. PAGE 13 Chemist Pete De Tomaso is being ably assisted in an experi- ment by Frances Baker, Richard Behnke, Kenneth Curran, Carol Cottey, and Sam Randall. Under the watchful eye ot Prof Wolcott, Robert Lyden, Jim Anderson, Rosemary Cunnien, and Gayle Sanclblum, try an ex- periment in physics. Doing research in biology are Faith Klass, Peter Steichen, Beatrice Zebe, Tony Dagostino, and David Talbot. Closely watched by the class are Rudy Vasques, Luzetta Beaulieu, James Goulet, and Hunter Vassar who look into the wonders of general science. Page 14 Busy making chili for homemaking are Betty Fahler and Betty Rappolt. Dancing to the music of lunchroom iuke box are Pat Robin- son and Stella Georgantones, while John Adams looks on. M stat? getting idea on the 1948 M. Valerie Rudolph, Margaret Stephenson, and Bill Ziemer, editors, are shown in front. A group ot boys and girls are trying to look very studious during first period study. 'T ,ww QM J ,Lf 4 . p fx , - X .!f' 2 f. ,-, G 1 !,, .41 ici 2 I 3, K . x ,x..n,-A-'-'- ,,v- ' Z, ,I l .ff,,'fZE' I I I f! 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For inspircirion in The future We need only To look To The inspirotion Thor you gove us during our four yeors in high school. Page seventeen alxti. Page eighteen eniom jarewe GERALD T. ALEXANDER -------- - 269V2 W. 5th St. Voc. Stud. CHARLES S. ANDERSON - - - - - - - 846 Van Buren Ave. Spanish Club, Physics and Chemistry Clubs, Honor Roll DELORES MARIE ANDERSON -------- 883 Latond Ave. Library Staff, GAA, Girls' M Club, Homemaking, Red Student Council, Honor Roll JAMES ANDERSON - - ---'- - - 253 Fuller Ave. Football, Basketball, Soph. Rep., M Club, Fun-Nite Com., FRANCES ETHEL BAKER --------- 842 Jackson St. fCogwheel Room Captain, Chemistry and Physics Clubs, Seni Honor Roll LUCILLE BAKER - - 238 Thomas Ave. Library Staff KENNETH T. BARTLETT 751 N. Wabasha St. Track, Band, Apparatus, DAVID BECKER T297 White Bear Ave. GILBERT LEE BERUS - - IO66 Orchard Ave. Red Cross, Spanish Club, Track Manager, Physics Club M Club PATRICIA BRENNAN I64 Thomas Ave. PAUL BRUNO - - - 609 Canada St. LULU E. BRYAN ----------- 426 Holly Ave. German Club, Physics Mgr., Honor Roll and Chemistry Clubs, Cogwheel Cir MARGARET BUCHHOLZ - T85 Mt. Airy Y-Teens, Library SHARRON BURKE - - 5OI Edmund Ave. Radio Workshop PATRICIA ANN CAEL 446 Virginia St. Red Cross, Choir, Homemaking WILLIAM W. CAMERON -------- 643 Iglehart St. 'Choir, Bookstore, Public Speech, Cogwheel Room Captain AMPARO CERVANTEZ I47 State St. Spanish Club GLENN R. CHURCH T81 Aurora Ave. Physics and Chemistry Clubs, Honor Roll DELORES COLON --------- - I4I Como Ave. Stude-nt'Council, Senior Rep., Jr. Vodvill, Honor Roll VERA MARIE CORONADO ----- - T38 Eva St. ROY COULOMBE D342 Sherburne Ave. Alex Chuck Andy Cross, seg Jim Physics Fran or Rep. Lulu Gib Pat Sam Louie culation Margie Sherry Patsy Bill Shorty Dodo Chita II...-. ff' '--Y 0 SCLOJ Lg!! GLENARD CRABTREE - - Crabby Sli Harrison Ave. SALLY ESTELLE CURRAN ---- ' ----- Sal 403 Park St. Latin Club Sec., Chemistry and Physics Clubs, Honor Roll STANLEY DALE DAHLQUIST -------- Stan 691 University Ave. Student Council Fun-Nite Comm German Club Pres Ph sics and 1 -1 -I Y Chemistry Clubs, Basketball, Honor Roll. PETER DETOMASO - - - - PJ 392 Mill St. Football, Track, Jr. Rep., Sr. Rep., Student Council, Fun-Nite Comm., Homecoming King, M Club, Physics Club Pres., Chemistry Club CHARLES DOANE ---------- Chuck T446 Palace St. Football, Apparatus, Hockey, Track, M Club, Sr. Rep., Cogwheel FREDERICK JAMES DRAEGER ------- Butch lO38 Argyle St. Band, Physics and Chemistry Clubs, Safety Club ROBERT DUNAGAN -------- - Bob 475 Latond Ave. Safety Club, Stage Force, Stage Captain, Jr. Vodvil RUTH DURESKY ---------- Burbble 605 Mississippi 'S GAA , DAVID WILLIAM DvoRAIc . . . , .... Davex 1256 E. Como Blvd. Fresh. Rep., Soph., Rep., Latin Club, German Club, Physics and Chemistry Clubs, Honor Roll EUGENE EGGERT ----------- Gene 719 St. Peter St. V Jr. Vodvil, Cogwheel Room Captain, Vice-Pres. Physics Club, Vice- Pres. Chemistry Club, M Club ROGER EICHHORN 523 Fuller Ave. Physics and Chemistry Clubs ERNIE EKMAN ---------- Echo 509 Marion St. Football, Track, Jr. Vodvil, Cogwheel, 'M' Staff, Choir DONALD ELM - - - Stormy 225l Reaney Ave. JOHN ETTLINGER ------- - Cigar T94 Rondo Ave. Hockey, Baseball, M Club, 'M' Staff, Cogwheel BLANCHE EVERSON -------- - Butch 297 Kent St. Spanish Club Treas., GAA, Y-Teens ETHEL FANARES ----------- Beca 315 Fuller Ave. Fresh. Rep., Soph. Vice-Pres., Jr. Rep., Sr. Rep., Spanish Club Treas., Fun-Nite Co-Chairman, Y-Teens, GAA Board, Red Cross, Girls' M Club, Cogwheel, 'M' Staff, Honor Roll, Jr. Vodvil, Library StaFf EDWARD FASTNER 295 l4th St. Spanish Club, Voc. School JEAN LORRAINE FIEBEGER 906 Fuller Ave. German Club, Chemistry Club, Library Staff, Honor Roll DOREEN FISHER 708 Olive Sf. Student Council, Jr. Rep., Choir ROSEMARY FONTAINE - - - Rosle 28 Tilton St. French Club, Home Nursing CHARLES FRECHETTE - - - ----- Chuck 28l St. Anthony Ave. M Club, Physics and Chemistry Clubs, Football, Basketball, Track, Sports Editor Cogwheel and 'M', Vice-Pres. Boys' M Club g0.,zfs.w.5!TI., 1-.-p4.-. .:- .I' Page nin een ul! 6111!- Page twenty as ,W DOROTHY KATHERINE FREESE 362 Walnut St. Home Ec., Home Nursing RICHARD FREILING - - - - - - Dick 28 W Elizabeth St. Cogwheel, 'M' Staff, M Club, Swimming Team Captain, Red Cross, Cogwheel Room Captain, Quill 81 Scroll, Dramatic Club THEODORA FRITSCH ------- - T673 York Ave. Pep Club, Art Club, Jr. Vodvil, ALAN FRYE ---- 42l Galtier St. SALVADORE JAMES FUSCO - ---- - 248 Grove St. Peanie - AI Som Soph., Jr. Rep., Sr. Class Pres., Physics Club Vice-Pres., Chemistry Club Pres., Student Council IRENE GIBIS ---- - - - - 666 Western Ave. Office Force, Spanish Club, I-lomemaking RONALD W. GLAESER ------- - 850 Edmund Ave. Bonnie Ron Football, Apparatus, Track, Fresh. and Jr. Rep., Pres. Student Coun- cil, Treas. Fun-Nite, Vice-Pres. Physics Club, Sec.-Treas. Chemistry Club, M Club, Jr. Vodvil LLOYD T. GLANCEY l9ll Ashland Ave. Basketball, Chemistry Club, Fun-Nite Committee, Safety Club, Sr. Rep. DOUGLAS E. GLAUS 819 Portland Ave. M Club, Physics Club RICHARD P. GRANBERG --------- Dick 7l7 No. Grotto St. Jr. Vodvil, Spanish Club, Physics and Chemistry Clubs LEO GREENBERG ----------- Ace 622 Aurora Ave. Latin Club, Physics and Chemistry Club, Dramatic Club, Checker Club, Camera and Art Clubs, Jr. Vodvil, Track, Cross-Country, Cogwheel, 'M' Staff, Quill 84 Scroll, Honor Roll GERALDINE GREER -------- - 408 W. Minnehaha Ave. WILLIAM GRIFFIN ---------- 296 Dayton Ave. Track Basketball, Red Cross, Cross-Country, Physics Clubs, Club, Stage Force, Hi-Y, Hi-Hop JOSEPH HAIDER ----- 349 Lafond Ave. RAYMOND HARRIS ----- 3l4 St. Anthony Ave. Chemistry Club, Safety Club, M Club JAMES HARWOOD - - i322 Van Buren Ave. RONALD HARWOOD - - 1322 Van Buren Ave. M Club, Apparatus DONNA LEA HEATH 376 West 6th St. GAA, Home Ec., Home Nursing MARTHA MARIE HELQUIST - - - 970 Charles St. Oltice Force, GAA, Home Ec. MILDRED HENDRICKS ------ - - l3O West Arch St. Speed Bill Safety .Ioei Ray Jim Burx Mitzie Millie Soph. Rep., Red Cross, Cogwheel, 'M' Staff, Cogwheel Room Cap- tain, Hi-Hop Comm., C.Y.C. Council, Jr. Vodvil, Home Ec., Student Council, Pep Club, Honor Roll , LUCILLE MARION HOLM - - - - - - - - Lucy 279 Pleasant Ave. Hi-Hop Comm., Soph. Rep., Spanish Club, Safety Club, Pep Club JANICE HOLMSTROM ---- - - - .lan 631 Thomas Ave. GAA, Latin Club, Cogwheel Room Captain, not graduating ELAINE J. HORNING 861 Carroll Ave. Band, Jr. Vodvil, Red Cross, Office Force, Safety Club, Traffic Force, Honor Roll JEANNE ARVIS HUSTING 477 Laurel Ave. Latin Club, Art Club, Physics Club, Red Cross Rep., Student Coun- cil, Honor Roll GEORGE HUTTON 603 Iglehart Ave. Basketball, Safety Club, Chemistry Club LARRY HYLTON 589 Park St. Swimming Team, M Club MARGARET JAWORSKI ------ 625 Charles Ave, GAA, M Club, Choir, Pep Club, Hi-Hop, Fresh. Ec., Student Council EDYTH JOHNSON - - - 740 St. Anthony Ave. GAA, M Club, Spanish Club ELEANOR HOLLY JOHNSON ---- Lower Afton Road, St. Paul GAA, Physics and Chemistry Clubs, M Club LEROY JOHNSON ------- 39 Como Ave. Apparatus, Track, Swimming, M Club LOREN JOHNSON ------ 83 Como Ave. Spanish Club, Jr. 81 Sr. Rep., Stage Force ROSE MAE JOHNSON ------ 56l St. Anthony - - - Marge 84 Sr. Rep., Home - Lucky Cookie - Sonny Swede - - - Rosie GAA, Y-Teens, Chemistry Club, Spanish Club, Dramatic Club, Honor Roll LEONARD JUDS - 370 Fuller Ave. Honor Roll GORDON L. KAUFER - 895 Tuscarora MICHAEL J. KAVANAGH - 259 Farrington EDWARD RICHARD KELLEY - 7l Valley St. Boys' M Club, Hockey WILLIAM KELLEY - - - 7I Valley St. M Club, Hockey, Baseball BEVERLY ANN KING - - 517 Harrison Ave. Chemistry Club, Honor Roll BERNADINE KIRCHHAMER ----- 597 Blair Ave. - Len - Speed - Mike - Ed - Wimpy - Bev - - - Bernie German Club, Safety Club, GAA, Student Council YVONNE JEANNE KIRKSEY - 6lO Fuller Ave. Honor Roll GWENDOLYN KORTUEM 689 Front St. Choir, Home Ec. FERNA MAE L. KOTTKE ---. . . 568 Farrington St. - Jeannie Girl - - - Fernie Spanish Club, Office Force, 'M' Staff, Cogwheel, M Capt., Pep Club, Honor Roll, Jr. Voclvil o x Page twenty-one 2 . J- 'X I-7 V N J will gy I 1 15 -ff 1 A Page twenty-two THOMAS KOWALSKI - ------ - 343 Van Buren Ave. Baseball, Honor Roll I ' rionfnce ANN icuusnecicff 696 E. seventh sf. ' - Kos - Flo Spanish Club, Physics Club, Jr qli ep., Choir, Student Council, Red Cross, Chemistry Club, Honor Roll JOSEPHINE A. LACHOWITZER - - - 773 Capitol Heights Home Ec., Library Staff, Red Cross, Honor Roll YVONNE MAE LARSEN - 288 E. 12th St. GAA, Spanish Club VALERIE LATVALLA ----- 192 W. Central Sr. Rep,, Student Council, Safety Club JEAN LAW -------- 177 E. Acker Choir, Safety GEORGE C. LEE 63 W. Morton St. Voc. School MARIE LENTSCH - - - 165 Fuller Ave. Spanish Club, Office Force MICHAEL P. LEOPOLD - 796 Edmund Ave. Physics Club HAROLD LEVERTY 1O1V2 No. Western Ave. HERBERT iD. LEVY ----- - 152 E. University Ave. - Jo Bonnie - Val Jeannie Fitzie- - Mike I -Sonny Physics Club, Jr. Vodvil, Track, Cross Country, Proi. Crew, Cog: wheel 81 'M' Staff BERNICE LIMESAND 1209 Grand Ave. Spanish Club - JOHN KENNETH LITTLER ------ 603 Minnesota St. Hi-Y., Chemistry and Physics Clubs, Stage Force Tom Mix DORIS LORENTSON ---------- Dor 139 Summit Ave. Red Cross, GAA, M Club, Soph. Rep., Spanish Club, Y-Teens, Fun Nite Sec., Office Force, Cogwheel Room Captain, Jr. Vodvil, Chemistry Club, Pep Club, Honor Roll MARY JANE LUGER ----- - Lu 606 Van Buren GAA., Home Ec. ELAINE ROSETTA MALM - - - Laine 236 E. 12th St. GAA, Red Cross Rep., Office Force, Choir, Sr. Treas., Tumbling, Team, Dramatics 81 Pub. Speaking, Homecoming Queen CARL MALMQUIST - - ----- - - Pinhead 144 lglehart Spanish Club, Safety, Hockey MARY MARCHUK 188 E. Pennsylvania Spanish Club, Bookstore, Physics Club, Honor Roll LEILA MAREK ......... - . . Nin. 161 Glencoe Y-Teens, l.C.C. Treas., Red Cros Rep., Cogwheel, M Club, Spanish Club, Student Council, Chemistry Club, Fun-Nite Co-chairman, GAA, Honor Roll RICHARD MARRINSON ---- - - Dick 3.57 Broadway St. V Junior Rep., Physics 8m Chemistry Club, Hockey, Honor Roll GLORIA MATTHEWS 457 Arundel GAA, Student Council, Red Cross Rep., Honor Roll . MARGIE MCCANN - - - - Mickey 88 W. Central Ave. GAA., Girls M Club, GAA Sec. CAROL JEAN MCCARTHY - Charlie 638 E. Central Pk. Place Chemistry Club PATRICIA ANN McDONALD - - - Patsy 625 Central Pk. Place Spanish Club, Y-Teens, Ottice Force, Honor Roll THERESE SHIRLEY McDONOUGH - - - - - Irish I56 Sherburne Ave. CYC Council, Fun-Nite, Hi-Hop, GAA, Vice Pres Girls M Club, Jr. Vodvil, Cogwheel, M Stott, Choir, Red Cross Rep., Student Council, Home Ec., Pep Club, Jr. Rep. ROSEMARY MEKOLI --------- Rosebud 302 Aurora Ave. Fresh. Rep., M Club, Red Cross Rep., Student Council, Physics Club, German Club, Soph Rep., Honor Roll LOIS MAE MERTZ - - - ---'--- Mert 445 Rondo Ave. Latin Club I 8t ll, Physics 84 Chemistry Clubs, Art Club, Honor Roll ROBERT MEYER - lO5l Stryker HELEN MARY MILLER - l5l5 Selby GAA, Girl Reserves WILLARD MOEN 294 Cathedral Place M Club, Swimming, App., Club ROBERT MONJEAU 6l6M Linden St. Swimming Team, Boy's M GLORIA MONTEZ I48 State St. Spanish Club LORRAINE MORRIS - - 850 Van Buren - Bob Mary Student Council, Library, Choir, Physics Club, Art Club, Stage Force, Hi-Y Lorry Red Cross, Band, Home Ec., Safety, Hi Hop Comm., Pep Club JACQUELYN MORRISON 763 W. Central Ave, Spanish Club, Art Club JOSEPH NASH - - - 65 Dexter Ave. Fun Nite, Cogwheel and 'M' Stott, Boys' M Club, Football, Baseball ISABELLE NEFF - - - 4l I Macku bin Safety Club, Honor Roll ROGER NELLESSEN 947 Rice St. LEVI NELSON - - - 832 N. Fairview Ave, Jackie - Joe Hockey, - Liz Slcipp Fresh. Treas., Soph. Pres., Jr. Treas., Red Cross Rep., Student Council Treas., Spanish Club, Chemistry Club, Physics Club Treas., 'M' Photo- grapher, Jr. Vodvil, Honor Roll HYMIE NERNBERG -------- - Hy 592 Canada Fresh. Rep., Physics Sr Chemistry Clubs, Proj. Crew WILLIAM NICKEL --------- - Bill 800 Sherburne Jr. Class Pres., Vice-Pres. Student Council, Chemistry Club, Ap- paratus Team, Cogwheel Captain, Jr. Vodvil, Co-Chairman ot Fun- Nite CHESTER NIEMCZYK 42l Blair Ave. Physics 81 Chemistry Clubs LILLIAN O'CONNOR - 230 Mt. Airy Spanish Club, Home Ec. - Lil We Page Twenty-three X . '. ,Ta Q Nl? Xsliq Ms .., N XXX Page twenty-four MARYON DARLENE OLSON - - O'lee l59 Aurora Ave. GAA, Safety, Home Ec. ORRAINE OLSON lOl Charles Ave. Chorus, Spanish Club, Choir WANDA ROZELLE OLSON ll64 Arkwright St. Cosmetology, Girls Vocational JEWEL JUANITA O'NEAL - - Bubbles 745 Carroll Ave. GAA, Spanish Club DOLORES PARKER 324 Louis St. Cogwheel Room Captain, Dramatic Club, Oftice Force, Safety Club DONALD PATOCK ----------- Fats 743 Englewood M Club Treas., Vice-Pres. Latin Club, Hockey, Baseball, Sr. Rep. BEVERLY JOANNE PEARSQN - - - - - Bev 337 Bates Choir, Sec. Fresh. Class, Bookstore, Honor Roll NADINE PECK l8l lglehart Ave. Latin I Pres., Latin ll Treas., Band, Cogwheel Captain, Red Cross Fresh Rep., Physics Club, Jr. Vodvil, Honor Roll RUTH PENNISON ---- - - Penny l494 Ames Ave. Honor Roll JOANNE PETERSON --------- Joannie 544 Aurora Ave. Fresh. Rep., Physics Club, Spanish GAA, M Club, Red Cross, Li- brary Staff, Salutatorian PHYLLIS HELEN PETERSON - - ----- Pete 298 Arundel St. Spanish Club, Physics 81 Chemistry Clubs, Library Staff, Honor Roll WILLAJEAN PETERSON --------- Willy 440 Aurora Ave. GAA, Girls M Club, Oflice Force ANTHONY PHILLIPPI -------- - - Tony 176 Edmund Ave. 4 Football, Hockey, Baseball, Boys M Club, Soph. Rep., Cogwheel Room Captain, Red Cross Rep., Latin Club, Pres., Chemistry Club, Honor Roll - VERNON PHlLLlPPl - - Vern 176 Edmund Ave. Honor Roll RUTH PILOT -------- Pug 468 Carroll Ave. GAA Pres., Home Ec., Art Club, Safety Force RONALD PITT --------- - Ronnie 684 Canada Hockey, Baseball MILTON POSSIS ----------- Milt 329 Aurora Ave. Physics Club, Chemistry Club Pres., Fun-Nite Co-Chairman 84 Ass't Treas., Soph., Jr., Sr., Rep., Jr. Class Vice-Pres., Cogwheel Staff, Cogwheel Room Captain, Honor Roll DARLENE PRETTYMAN - - - - - Dar 235 W. 6th St. Dramatics, Chorus ' CLARICE QUARTERMASTER - - Clair 767 lglehart BEVERLY QUIMBY ---- ---- - Bev 515 Beasumont Ave. Spanish Club, Chemistry Club, Soph. Rep., Honor Roll PHYLLIS IRENE RIGGS ------ - - Squirt 34 E. 13th Cogwheel, M Ad. Manager, Chemistry Club, Pep Club, Quill 8g Scroll, Student Council, Honor Roll .,,...........-- --7 JANET ROBINSON - - - - - - ' Min 27I Kent St. Red Cross Rep., Pep Club, Physics 81 Chemistry Clubs, GAA, German Club, Fun'Nite Comm., Choir, Student Council VIRGINIA OLIVE ROBINSON ------ . - Gihgef 3I8 W. Central Jr. Vodvil, Cheerleader, Choir, Spanish Club, Girl Reserves, Home Ec., M Club, Honor Roll THOMAS ROBOTNIK - - - - - ' Tom 274 Thomas Ave. Bookstore, Honor Roll HERMAN ROTH 680 Holly Ave. Physics 81 Chemistry Clubs DOLORES ROY ---- - - - - Lorrie 625 W. Central Park Place Spanish Club, OHice Force, Cogwheel Room Captain VALERIE GRACE RUDOLPH 684 L'Orient St. Fresh. Rep., Spanish Club, French Club Sec., Physics 84 Chemistry Clubs, Student Council, Fresh. Advisor 47 , Editor-in-Chief of Cogwheel 8g M , .Quill 81 Scroll, Cogwheel Room Captain, Radio Workshop, High School Forum, Valedictorian, DAR. EVELYN RUNGE 727 Van Buren Student Council, Fresh 8i Soph, Rep., Honor Roll EDWARD RYLICKI --------- - Ed 540 Pa rk St. EDWARD SANDUSKY - - - - - - Sandy 585 Galtier St. Football, Baseball, Hockey, Boy's M Club, Hi-Hop, Fun-Nite Comm., CYC Council, Student Council, Physics 8. Chemistry Clubs, Fresh. Rep., Soph. Rep., German Club Vice-Pres. ELAINE SANDUSKY ---- ----- S andy 585 Galtier St. Fun-Nite Comm., Pep Club, Chorus, Choir, Home Ec., Office Force, Student Council, Soph. Treas., M Statt, Cogwheel, Cogwheel Room Captain, Jr. Vodvil, Gym Leader CHRIS SAURO ------------ Bench 325 Mill St. Pres. Boy's M Club, F n-Nite Comm., St ent Coun 'l, Football, Track, Sr, Rep. TED SCHEFELBEIN 730 Fuller Ave. Pres. Physics Club, Hocke , V ion ROY ALVIN SCHENDELDECKER ------- Shorty 692 Humboldt Ave. Latin Club, Sr. Rep., Library Stott, Honor Roll BARBARA SCHMIDT I 605 Marion Homemaking MARY ALICE SCHOMMER - 288 Fuller Ave. GAA GERALDINE SCHROENGHAMER ------- Jerry II Summit Court GAA Vice-Pres., Girls M Club, Flag Twirler, Tumbling Captain, Oftice Force, Circulation Staff 47 BETTY LOU SCHULTZ .809 Thomas Home Ec., Red Cross Rep., Honor Roll FLORENCE SCHULTZ 146 lglehart Ave. Art Club JOSEPH SCHULTZ - - Joe I46 lglehart Ave. EVANGELINE SCHWARTZ ------- Vunge 335 West Central Ave. Sec. GAA, Girls, M Club, Red Cross Rep., Choir, Jr. Vodvil Physics Club, Honor Roll EARL SCOTT ---- - Scottie 854 Hall Ave. Vocational Ll Q X. I I 4. f ,fff I Page twenty-tive Page twenty-six WALLACE SEARLE 463 W. Central High School Forum, Physics Club, Chemistry Club Pres., Vocational, Honor Roll LITA MARIE SEGHIERI -.... . . . - - Lee 536 Broadway Cogwheel, M Staff, Vice-Pres. Y-Teens, GAA, Sec. Girls M Club, CYC Council, Hi-Hop Comm., Jr. Vodvil, Home Ec., Red Cross Rep., Pep Club MARCELLA SHAW ---------- Murcle 302 Sherburne Ave. Office Force, Library Staff, Safety Club, Honor Roll MARIANNE SIEGERT l45 Valley St. Y-Teens, Red Cross Rep., GAA, Latin Club I 8i Il, Chemistry Club, Honor Roll RICHARD SINGEWALD - ----- - - Dick 720 Surrey Physics 81 Chemistry Clubs, Jr. Vodvil BARBARA JEAN SKLENAR ---- - Bobs IQ76 James St. Oltice Force, Choir PATRICIA SKRUKRUD - ---- - Scruddy l23 W. Summit Ave. Y-Teens, Jr. Vodvil, Dramatic Club, GAA, Treas. Girls M Club, Vice-Pres. Spanish Club, Red Cross Rep., Ottice Force, Sec. Fun-Nite, M Staff, Cogwheel, Pep Club, Honor Roll MARGARET ANN SMASAL --------- Smas l4O Iglehart Hi-Hop, Home Ec., Pep Club, Red Cross Rep. SARA SPARKS --------- - Spcrliie 620 St. Peter St. Latin Club I 81 ll MARGARET ANN STEPHENSON ------- Muggs 538 St. Peter St. Fresh. Rep., Ottice Force, Spanish Club, Y-Teens, GAA Board, Gym Leader, Girls M Club, Jr. Class Sec., Assoc. Editor Cogwheel 81 M , Jr. Vodvil, Pep Club, Chemistry Club, Vice-Pres. Quill 8m Scroll, Honor Roll, Jr. Rep. , j ill Wg.flv.gAlgd sreigeris kj dj . A 2- -ig - Bill mun ve ,I 7 f -v I ff' Jr. Vodvil, ChemiQtyfQlgb, I1l.ifY Pin-Niteffjomrffd cEciL sucHY - 1 - - J Y - . - . ce: 604 Edmund Ave. I Physics 84 Chemistry Clubs KENNETH SUTTON - - - ----- - Ken l36 lglehart Ave. Soph. Rep., Football, Cogwheel, M Staff, CYC Council EMOGENE MAYBELLE TAYLOR -------- Gene 9l7 Charles Ave. Girls M Club, GAA Board, Y-Teens, Quill 81 Scroll, M Staff, Cogwheel, Chemistry Club, Red Cross Rep., Drum Maiorette, Span- ish Club, Office Force, Jr. Vodvil, Gym Leader, Fresh Rep., Pep Club ARLETTA ANNA TERLAND -------- Peanuts 863 Fuller Ave. Red Cross Rep., Fresh Rep., Soph. Rep., Honor Roll BERNICE ANNE THALHUBER ------- Bernie 573 Charles Ave. ' Oftice Force, Home Ec., Red Cross Rep., Honor Roll KENNETH THOMFORD -------- - Ken 707 N. Grotto Fun-Nite Comm., Safety Council, App., Boys' M Club DONA MARIE TIMM ---------- Timmy 28 W. lOth St. Latin Club, Chemistry Br Physics Clubs, Fun-Nite Comm., GAA, Gym Leader, Assoc. Fresh Adv., Pres. Girls M Club, Y-Teens, Red Cross Rep., Student Council, Office Force, Cogwheel, M Staff, Pep Club, Jr. Classical League, Quill Sr Scroll JOYCE ARLENE TINGE ---- ...-- T inge 846 Lafond Ave. GAA, Red Cross Rep., Chemistry Club, Pep Club, Y-Teens, Gym Leader, M Club, Sec. Student Council, Spanish Club, Soph. 81 Jr. Rep., Cogwheel, M Staff, Office Force, Library Staff, GAA Board, Jr. Vodvil, Fresh. Adv. 48 ROBERT TROBAUGH ---- - Bob 22l E. I4-th St. Physics Club ROBERT RICHARD VENISKI - - Bob 907 N. Dale ANDREW WASIENLEWSKI - 967 E. Jessamine GRACE WEIDNER ------ .---- F lick 900 Case Ave. Jr. Vodvil, Cogwheel, M Stott, Cogwheel Room Captain JEAN WHEELER --... ..... l622 Van Buren RAY WILLETTE - - - l76 W. 4th St. CYC Council, Hi-Hop SHIRLEY WILLIAMS 779 Cortland Place Cheerleader Captain, Soph. Sec., Sr. Sec., Red Cross, Office Force, GAA Sec., GAA Pres., M Club, Cogwheel Room Captain, Honor Roll WILLARD WITTE - - 705 Jackson St. Chemistry Club FRANCES YANEZ - 306 Kentucky St. Spanish Club DOLORES ZAREMBINSKI ----- - - - 280 Mainzes St. Office Force, Home Ec., Jr. Vodvil, Sr. Rep.., GAA, Girls M Club, Student Council, Honor Roll BEATRICE ZEBE ----------- 548 Rice St. German Club, Treas. Physics Club, GAA, Chemistry Club, Cogwheel Room Captain, Library Statt, High School Forum, Honor Roll BEATRICE ZETTLER ----------- Bea 60 l3th St. GAA Board, Pres. GAA, German Club, Physics 84 Chemistry Clubs, Red Cross Rep., Girls' M Club, Girls' Reserves, Honor Roll WILLIAM ZIEMER ---------- 439 So. Snelling Ave. Assoc. Editor Cogwheel, Assoc. Editor M , Pres. of Quill 84 Scroll, Latin Club, Cogwheel Room Captain, Sr. Rep., Student Council, Dra- matics, Library Staff, Red Cross Rep., Physics Club, Radio Workshop, Honor Roll, Jr. Vodvil CARL ZITZER ---------- - - Zitl i 67l Van Buren Ave. Honor Roll GEORGE ALEXANDER l044 E Minnehaha Ave. JOAN BARBARA PRUDLOW - - - - 335 Pleasant Ave. GAA., Library, Home Ec., Office Force DONALD KAMMERER - - - - - 430 W. Minnehaha Chemistry Club Andy Slinky Sport Willie Fran Dolly Beady - Bill Blondie Don- E Q Ofkerzi glracluafing Barbara Adkins Marjorie Adkins Richard Andrews Robert Bellesen Walter Bergstrom Frank Bradac Leland Coyle Howard Doroff Donald Erickson Omar Fawcett Edward Fitzgerald Loretta Fraas LeRoy Fuller Milton Gloff Harold Koppy Darlene Larson Mary Machgan Joe Mendez Dick Peiffer Sam Randall LeRoy St. Aoro Mertis St. Aoro Joan Scharmota Gerald Schulte Richard Smith Joanne Sorenson Wallace Tiebel Carol Todd Madalaine Turk Page twenty-seven Q wi Q t W4 Senior Reps Put Effort ln Homecoming, Senior Day Senior Reps Row I-M. Kellerhals, Adv., E. Malm, treas., P. DeTomaso, vice- pres., S. Fusco, pres., S. Williams, secy., F. Baker, R. Freilirig. Row 2 -E. Fanares, W. Zeimer, V. Lat- valla, M. Possis, D. Colon, D. Zarembinski, R. Schindeldecker. Row 3-M. Jaworski, L. Glancey D. Patock, L. Johnson, W. Moen, C. Doane, C. Sauro. Dear to the hearts of all the Seniors are the fond memories of our four eventful years in high school. Remember our first day of school when, as Fresh- . men, we entered the doors of MA? That was a mem- , able' year, for our football team won their first undisputed championship since i925. A With our officers for the year: John Lustyan, president, Fred Newburg, vice-president, Beverly Pearson, secretary, and Levi Nelson, treasurer, we had pop corn sales, a roller skating party, a Fresh- . man Assembly and finally our Freshmen picnic held - at Como Park late in May. In our Sophomore year Miss May Kellerhals was 'made our class advisor and with Skippy Nelson as president, Ethel Fanares, vice-president, Shirley Williams, secretary, and Sherman Hoye, treasurer, we again had fun. The class representatives sold pop at the Homecoming Dance and after the Junior Vodvil. We all enjoyed the class picnic at Phalen Park. The year went faster than we realized and be- fore we knew it we were upper classmen! Yes, Jun- iors at last! This was really our big year. On Oct. T6 we ordered our class rings. There was a choice of ruby, onyx, or pearl settings. Also we had the responsibility and honor of planning the Junior Vodvil, which was a big success. Our leaders for the year were: Bill Nickel, president, Milton Possis, One of the events of the Senior year is the Homecoming. This year for the Hrst time we had not only a queen but a king. ln the top picture are: Ethel Fanares, Joyce Tinge, Dolores Colon, Margaret Stephenson, Valerie Rudolph, Queen Elaine Malm, King Pete de Tomaso, Dolores Anderson, Shirley Wil- liams, Mildred Hendricks, Theresa McDonough, Patricia Skruk- rud, Luella Chevelair, Jelaine Johnson, Mary Millette and Shirley Bean. On the middle picture the queen is shown being Crowned vice-president, Margaret Stephenson, secretary, and Levi Nelson, treasurer, who worked together to plan the Vodvil and the prom. The Mirror Room of the St. Paul Hotel was the scene of the J. S., May 31, where many Juniors and Seniors danced amid the faint fragrance of flowers, low lights and soft music. Loads of fun was had at our Junior Picnic which was held on the island at Phalen. Finally we have come to the ultimate achieve- ment, our Senior year. We have had fun in high school, yet learned something too. We really had to rack our brains for the College Aptitude test Feb. 27. Homecoming presented a gala assembly with the King, Queen, and her attendants, the football game and the dance afterwards. We still have the JS to look forward to and Sen- ior Day with the picnic at Excelsior Park. Of course graduation will be the one big thing. Our class will have the distinction of graduating at six thirty in the evening in the theater section at the auditorium. These annuals in which our friends and teachers write will help us bring back school memories long after our school days are over. Although most of us will look to the future, we still will be a little sad at leaving behind the friends, and teachers who have helped us so much, and also all the fun at the athletic games, class activities, assemblies, class picnics and many other things. by the King. Assisting are Sam Fusco, president of the Senior Class, and David Dvorak, Master of Ceremonies. To entertain the royal party, a style show was held. Attend- ing the show were iudges who picked out the most attractive hair styling to be displayed at a meeting of hairdressers. Seat- ed are: Mary Ellen Machgan, Eileen Kane, Helen Bild, Joan Brehman, Eleanor Brown, Janice Holmstrom, Mary Prueher, Wanda Olson. Standing are the winners of the hairdcs and their originators: Bernadette Thiesenvitz, Vera Coronado, Rachel Trevino, Gloria Nestaval and Mrs. Juanita Beard, cos- motology instructor. Page twenty nine 65 algae! Csznior 661:55 Valerie Rudolph . Dolores Colon Frances Baker Roy Schindeldecker Marianne Siegert Ethel Fanares Florence Kulisheck Beverly Quimby Nadine Peck Leila Marek Arletta Terland Lulu Bryan Phyllis Peterson Harold Koppy Ferna Kottke Phyllis Riggs David Dvorak Beverly Pearson Margaret Stephenson Beverly King Rosemary Mekoli Jean Fiebiger Wallace Searle Page thirty High Marks Reward Top Seniors ln Annual Honor Roll Assembly ,. .... Valedictorian Joanne Peterson ,.,. .. Jeanne Husting Yvonne Kirksey Mary Marchuck Glenn Church Thomas Kowalski Ruth Pennison Richard Andrews Sally Curran William Ziemer Milton Possis Beatrice Zebe Omar Fawcett Bernice Thalhuber Vernon Phillippi Patricia Skrukrud Levi Nelson Doris Lorentson Stanley Dahlquist Lois Mertz Janet Robinson Leo Greenberg ,, . ..,,, Salutatorian Evangeline Schwartz Richard Marrinson Elaine Horning Josephine Lachowitzer Patricia McDonald Mildred Hendricks Marcella Shaw Delores Zarembinski Delores Anderson Evelyn Runge Carl Zitzer Betty Lou Schultz Leonard Juds Beatrice Zettler Charles Anderson Lucille Holm Rose Mae Johnson Thomas Robotnik Anthony Phillippi Shirley Williams Gloria Matthews Isabelle Neff gamw of Snow Queen . . . Junior Picnic . . . Art Display . . . Cupid Service . . . DAR Representative . . . Miss Leap Year M EIS 5 la I .1 V. 0 CC ' , -X f?Q. 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Freiling, L. Seghieri, S. Williams, G. Schroenghamer, P. Skrukrud, D. Timm, M. Hendricks, N. Peck, E. Horning. Row 3-T. McDonough, E. Larson, K. Steinman, J. Webster, J. Tinge, C. Boget, D. Koch, V. Gow, E. Taylor, J. Gimble. Row 4!J. Ett- linger, B. Griflin, R. Mekoli, R. Ly- den, R. Knoblach, T. Philippi, J. Nash, L. Nelson, C. Durand. Bookstore Row 1-D. Dios, B. Cameron, T. Robotnik, D. Yee. Row 24L. Robot- nik, F. Ek, adv., R, Kurkowski, M McCann. Y-Teens Row 'I-R. Johnson, L. Chevalier, C. Carrey, A. Welin, E. Miss- litz, secy., L. Kohler, pres., L. Seghi- eri, vice-pres., R. Cunnien, treas., C. Squillace, M. Exley, M. Corbin. Row 2-T. McDonough, R. Dufour, L. Van Oss, B. Schanhaar, D. Timm, B. Miller, M. DeWitt, J. John- son, B. Fudenberg, J. Hesse, R. Schnitzus, R. Anolren. Row 3-S. Georgantones, J. Dufour, L. O'Don- nell, P. Phillips, H. Breisler, C. Baehr, J, Aras, V, Gow, D. John- son, J. Norris, D. Harrell, S. Bean, G. Elm. Row 4-C. Durand, J. Web- ster, R. Miller, R Timm, D. Koch, E. Taylor, M. Stephenson, L. Marek, J. Johnson, L. Ross, P. Patterson, E. Nowicki. Page thirty-three Presenting the New Scientists of Atomic Age .... 5' , Ci et- 43 v Chemistry Row 'I-C. Todd, F. Baker, D. Kam- rnerer, T. Veilleux, S. Rute, C. Cot- iey, G. Schulte. Row 2-B. Quimby, J. Robinson, A. Henricks, P. De- Tomoso, vice-pres., H. Nernberg, L. Glancy, W. Searle, pres., J. Grif- fin, adv. Row 3-R. Harris, W. Stev- ens, A. White, R. Behnke, C. Niem- czyk, C. Suchy, S. Randall, E. San- dusky, M. Scrogg ins. Chemistry Row 'I-S. Colon, R. Glaeser, secy.- treas., M. Possis, pres., G. Eggert, vice-pres., M. Siegert, P. Riggs. Row 2-E. Taylor, L. Marek, M. Steph- enson, D. Timm, E. Johnson, R. Kur- kowski, J. Griffin. Row 3-O. Faw- cett, D. Grcinberg, B. Nickel, D. Pat- ock, L. Nelson, R. Gilbert, B. Zebe. Row 4-T. Phillippi, M. St. Acro, F. Draeger, W. Witte, R. Eichhorn, K. Littler, L. Mertz. Chemistry Row I-P. Peterson, R. Johnson, J. Fiebiger, secy-treos., S. Fusco, pres., G. Church, vice-pres., F. Kulisheck, C. Squillace. Row 2-R. Wong, H. Roth, D. Morrinson, V. Rudolph, G. Pottgieser, B. Zettler, L. Bryan, J. Grittin, adv. Row 3iB. Schulte, D. Dvorok, C. Anderson, S. Dahlquist, G. Hutton, L. Greenberg, M. Glott. Page thirty-tour Who Experiment With Chemicals And Electricity Physics Club Row l-R. Cunnien, secy., J. Ander- son, pres., H. A. Wolcott, adv., G. Timm, vice-pres., G. Sandbloom, treas., S. Curran, K. Steinman. Row 2-D. Olson, R. Schuna, H. Gimble, D. Peitter, N. Schauer, L. Johnson, R. Tietz, O. Smith. Row 3-R. Lyden, T. Gregg, M. Skewes, A. Soclerquist, M. Witte, S. Hulse, L. Lee, C. Doane, C. Frechette. Physics Row 'l-E. Misslitz, L. O'Donnell, secy., J. Scherek, pres., H. Wolcott, adv., R. Roller, vice-pres., S. Nel- son, treas., N. Peck. Row ZAF. Baker, E. Johnson, B. Waste, L. Pheneger, J. Husting, S. Burke, R. Langhoff, B. Vassar. Row 3-D. Yee, B. Gospodor, J. Mendez, G, Berus, T. Burke, S. Baldinger, J. Hilman- owski, D. Heisler. Row 4-B. Schulze, E. Mokrycki, G. Bryan, R. Schwartz, D. Glaus, W. Moen, R. Paul, E. Jaworski. Many ot the students ot the Physics and Chemis- try Club have ioined the Junior Academy ot Science. They belong to the Mechanic Arts Chapter which will receive its charter this spring. The following are the members ot the chapter: Frances Baker, Marianne Siegert, Eleanor Johnson, Rosemary Cun- nien, Jeanne Husting, Lulu Bryan, Omar Fawcett, Sharron Burke, Wallace Searle, Levi Nelson, Cecile Suchy and Doo Yee. Also Lois O'Donnell, Katie Steinman, Stanley Baldinger, and Richard Kurkowski. They are study- ing tacts which have been discovered since the war, Each member has a project ot which he keeps a record. Aside from the Junior Academy of Science, the Physics Club has carried on many interesting ex- periments on pulleys and on physical changes. On the lighter side they had a Christmas party. The Chemistry Club spend much ot their time learning the difference between a chemical and a physical change and applying these tacts to tuture experiments in the laboratory. Mr. John Gritlin is the advisor ot the Chemistry Clubs, Mr. Harry Wolcott ot the Physics Clubs. Page Thirty tive These Make School Annual and Paper Possible M Staff Row 'I-P. Riggs, C. Frechette, Stephenson, V. Rudolph, B. Ziemi G. Weidner, M. Hendricks. Row -P. Skrukrud, F. Kottke, E. Sandi ky, E. Fonares, J. Tinge, E. Taylc D. Timm, L. Seghiere. Row 3- Freilirg, T. McDonough, H. Lex W. Bergstrom, L. Greenberg, Nash, J. Ettlinger, E. Ekman. Cogwheel-Journalism Row 'I-A. Reardon, L. O'Donni R. Cunnien, L. Kohler, B, Fude berg, M. DeWitt, E. Misslitz. Rc 2-S. Cotter, S. Georgantones, Robinson, E. Larson, B. Weiss, T Vossen, D. Deschanes, Shirli Greenberg. Row 3-N. Greenwa K, Steinman, S. Lasman, VV. Te N. Holrnstrorn, J. Everson, M. Kel, M. Allen. Row 4-T. Burke, Isaacs, G. Bartusch, J. Scherek, Doane, L. Johnson, R. Tietz, 4 Pottgieser. Room Captain Row 1-E. Brown, A. Readon, Cunnien, M. Hendricks, L. Brya manager, L, O'Donnell, H. Ferr S. Bean, M. Eckwall, M. Anderso Row 2-M. Paul, V. Rudolph, I Parker, B. Weiss, J. Ratwik, F. Ko' ke, B. Zebe, E. Sandusky, E. Mis litz, R. Freiling. Row 3-M. Fisc G. Matthews, J. Plummer, T. Burk T. Danna, C. Frechette, K. Thor ford, N. Holmstrom, E. Larson, 1 Georgantones. Row 4-M. Merci do, T. Phillippi, G. Eggert, J. Sche ek, J. Colbert, G. Bartusch, 1 Christenson, R. Langhoft. Page thirty-six The Modern Workers on the Air and Behind Stage Radio Workshop w 'I-M. Kimball, J. Milashius, F rson, E. Malm, R. Freiling, P rukrud. Row 2-J. Johnson, S rke, L. Gilson, adv., D. Parker Durand, A. Swanson, B. Ziemer. w 3-V. Rudolph, M. Millette Rein, L. Greenberg, J. Colbert Cameron, L. Mathe. Nil w Q ! 2 E Stage Force w 'l-F, Olson, VV. Theros, nagan, Capt., Mr. G. Olson, adv., Larson, G. Schroenghamer. Row -C. Sandstrom, H. Cosgrove, D. naski, W. Krist, R. Stroschein, K. omtord, H. Brandi. Work on the M was on in tull torce in January and February, and in March the entire book was sent to the printer's. Valerie Rudolph took over the l work ot Editor-in-Chief, Margaret Stephenson, Bill Ziemer, Associate Editors, Charles Frechette, Sports Editor, and Phyllis Riggs, Advertising. ln the middle ot January the Journalism I class N took over the headaches and lun ot working on the l Cogvvheel, Elaine Misslitz is Editor-in-Chiet, Betty Fudenberg, Betty Weiss, Associate Editors, Jerry Scherek, Sports Editor, Tom Burke, Managing Editor. Taking orders tor the Cogvvheel and M was the job of the Cogwheel Room Captains. Work on the radio workshop tor Mrs. Lavinia Gilson, speech teacher, got underway during the Christmas vacation. The color scheme ot the shop is a vivid blue-green, with coral as its contrasting color. ln order to enroll in the Radio Workshop, one year ot speech is necessary, Under the direction ot Mr. George Olson, the Stage Force is made up ot tive boys and tvvo girls. Their work is to prepare and paint scenery, manage the lights, and care tor the opening and closing of the curtain and in general, clean and oversee the stage during assemblies. Bob Dunagan, cap- tain of the force, sees to it that the work is done. Page thirty-seven Y Y. . ..ll. ' 1d Choristers Band Row l-Jean Steger, Jenny Rein, Marlys Erickson, Gene Lund, Mil- ford Ingham, Donna Nelson, Ron- ald Langholf, Harold Koppy. Row 2-Mickey Nicoletti, Mary Ann La- valle, Frank Lang, Marlys Davis, Josephine Zuniga, Lyle Pheneger, Marcella Anderson, Joe Ray, Rich- ard Hesse. Row 3-Charlene Schip- pe, Emogene Taylor, Jerry Schro- enghamer, Dorothy Nowiclci, Allen Ford, Joan Hesse, Donna Birch, Ann Podobinski, Margie Mrozin- ski, Ronald Leer, Richard Roller. Row 4-Joyce Bergstrom, Vanclella Erickson, Ardella Thewis, Jack Stolllals, Fred Draeger, Nadine Peck, James Current, George Brein, Richard Gilbert, Jean Plum- mer, Bob Dunaski. Choir Row 'I-M. Aguirre, N. Barsness, M. Anderson, V. Sauro, S. Arget- singer, G. Rangel, L. Hanneman, D. Edwards, L. LeBlanc, M. Allen, P. Cael. Row 2'-E. Kitzberger, adv., C. Nelson, M. Jaworski, D. Koch- in, V. Mader, VV. Zopti, H. Cos- grove, M. Kelly, T. McDonough, F. Kulisheck, D. Fisher, R, Martin, M Paul, Row 3-J. Robinson, J. Law S. Greenberg, C. Garske, J. Shu- kay, L. Fraas, J. Wheeler, J. Kroen- ing, P. Baehr, V. Nelson, A. Dion J. LeVasseur, V. Robinson, M. Schommer. Row 4-G. Kortuem, V. Erickson, O. Olson, E. Ekman, A. Prapps, V. Wald, B. Bellesen, J. Bassett, R. Clark, B. Ponshock, L. Knudsen, B. Schulte, B. Smith. 1 I Chorus Row 'I-E. Scott, E. Posus, D. Haf- du, S. Wylie, J. Gray, C. Carraney, M. A. Lavelle, B. Goldstein, E Oliver, S. Duresky. Row 2-F. Me- dina, J. Annen, R. Schwold, S. Brodshaw. D. Huerd, J. Sadowski, S. O'Neil, D. Jenner, G. Koback, B. Buckmaster. Row 3-S. Boyd, G. Elm, E. Novicki, N. Barlett, D. John- son, H. Wasiner, M. Kiroining, H. Nordin, B. Olson, E. Tiebel, E. Wright. Row 4-B. Wiome, C. Bish- op, D. Delcourt, J. Steger, L. Black- krop, B. Anderson, J. Prudlow, Z. Van Wert, E. Sundall, B. Lehmann, H. Breisler, B. Nielsen. Page thirty-eight Auto, Safety Pupils Learn Principles Of 'Safety First' Safety Row 1-D. Olson, M. Michelson, J Wheeler, M. Millette, R. Harris, secy.-treas., D. Barthol, pres., D Parker, J. Law, M. Shaw, B. La valle, R. Pilot. Row 2-l. Neff, L Holm, C, Durand, L. Fuller, T. Trost, R. Gralish, D. Ricos, E. Horning L. Morris, B. Thompson, D. Johnson Row 3-M. Allen, A. Olson, L Mathe, L. Lind, B. Eilek, S. Rule D. Schirck, J. Prudlow, D. Larson B. Waste, C. Nelson. Row 4-M Gullickson, B. Griffin, B. Schulze G. Conroy, M. Marty, R. Eichhorn L. Glancey, R. Olson, l. Boucealot B. Trudeau, VV. Glinka. Auto Essentials Row 1-R. Foley, E. Sandquist, N. Ackert, P. Rush, J. Fowler, secy.- treas., R. Mazanec, pres., J. John- son, vice-pres., R. Glare, R. Kron- holm, W. Altman, H. Racine, R. Altman, R. Rose. Row 235. Ram- ache, E. Muebel, A. Yzermans, H. Fraber, L. Kirchhamer, N. Kittel, J. Eckert, L. Dreyer, H. Cosywne, R, Cukkie, G. Peterson, J. Nicoletti, L. Motz, V. Lowe, P. Cokley, D. Shirck, adv. Row 3-C. Potter, H. Edelstein, J. Sillman, B. Wicks, G. Kuckler, D. Mitchell, T. Gangi, S. Eckert, J. Schmidt, D. King, F. Ewing, C. Grimes, R. Stroschein, G. Meyer, H. Huebl. Row 4vR. May- field, J. Martinson, E. Houle, W. Fohrenkamm. D. Trudeau, R John! son, P. Lynaugh, E. Javorski, H. Marty, J. McGeuggan, R. Reardon, J. Tuft, H. Hogan, T. Kronz, P. Sterchen. The Band under the direction of Mr. Edward Kitz- berger now boasts a membership of nearly 40 students. In their attractive blue and white uniforms, they have made a good showing at the football games this fall. They have also played at a number of basketball and hockey games. Early in the fall they participated in the Fire Prevention Parade and have performed at many assemblies and the Junior Vodvil. Now consisting of 60 students, Sophomores to Seniors, is the Mechanic Arts Choir. During the school year they have sung at many assemblies in- cluding the Christmas Messiah Wearing their smart royal blue robes, the choir will make their final appearance on Commencement night at the Auditorium, June lO. The majorettes along with the band will end up the year at the annual School Police Picnic lf they don't know the traffic laws after this course, they never will! said Mr. Daniel Shirck in reference to the safety class. The class covers in detail a pamphlet concerning safe driving and all of the Minnesota state traffic laws, as well as ma- terial on safety in the home, in the factory, on hunting and other sporting trips-and everywhere. The class is made up of both boys and girls, who, during the second lunch shift patrol the halls con- ducting traffic. Anyone who is caught running, trip- ping, pushing or violating the rules of safety is brought to Mr. Shirck's room where he suffers the consequences-a ten minute rest. The auto essentials class--started in i925 by Mr. Shirck-is educated on the fundamentals of the automobile. The students study the different mec- hanisms in a car and are drilled on thirty-two 'fix- it' iobs such as timing ignition, wiring circuits, etc. Page thirty nine Language Clubs Help To Promote World Understanding .Ma Nl Spanish Clubl - Row TAR. Olsen, secy., V. Ecklund, M. Exley, A. Rangel, O. Smifh, R. Ruiz, F. Klass, M. Michelson, M. Schwabel, O. Aguirre, B. Line- sand. Row 2-D. Margerte, l. Cos- grove, J. Shukay, J. Morrison, O, Fawcett, vice-pres., P. Parlerson, A. Welin, L. Marek, N. Garrett. Row 3-G. Berus, Treas., A. DelCos1ello, G. White, L. Johnson, T. Shukay, R. Steffen, K. Litller, S. Balclinger, T. Danna, pres. Latin Club Row I-M. Exley, E. Reineke, B. Carroll, pres., F. Lang, secy., B, Vassar, vice-pres., G. Koback. Row 2-R. Miller, J. Johnson, A. O'Brien, adv., D. Wells, T. Gregg, H, McDonough. Row 3-L. Lerner, C. Holmslrom, D. Yee, D. McDevitt, T. Burke, D. Jenner. sv' fa 1 - t .A TP N L ,KH 1 V I v k '9 J X German Club Row 1-R. Moore, C. Olson, D. No- vicki, sec., D. Seymour, pres., R. Wong, vice-pres., R. Presley, lreas., M. deLorlmer, T. Allman, C. Dion. Row 2-M, Behrencls, M. Carroll, P, Schauer, J. Heffron, F. Zimnle- wicz, F. Frank, A. Rampke, C. So- derquisf. Row 3-M, Scroggins, W. Wilt, E, Hauge, A. Soderquisf, L. Lee, L. SY. Aoro, D, Polcou, R. Krue- ger, adv, Page forty Homemalcing Classes Learn Skills ln Cooking, Sewing Home Economics I w 1-J. Arnold, N. Borsness, C. Lugherty, J. Pace, M. Garrity, l. lofi, M. Nicosia, M. Corbin. Row -R. Dufour, B. Fudenberg, G. Ter- nd, A. Wagner, B. Bruestle, R. isler, R. Russell, R. Andren. EW 3-P. Edmondson, M. Blue, F. okosch, J. Jolly, J. Meyer, J. Nor- ms, D. Sima, E. Mekoli, R. Arnould, Magnuson. Row 4AB. Rcippolt, . Gow, J. Komro, M. Carroll, S. urretl, N. Benedict, V. Swanberg, Powers, B. Fohlen. Home Economics ll ow 'I-M. Anderson, l. Simones, .. Stevens, B. Henle, M. Nicolletti, . Schnitzus, S. Bean, L. Chevalier, . Schwartz. Row 2-H. Bumgard- er, adv., V. Noren, B. Flaherty, . Larson, L. Van Oss, M. Heinrich, WM. Garrity, S. Bradshaw, Z. lerglund, M. Hoepft, B. Holmquist, . Ramplce, J. Hesse, J. DuFour, D. arrell. Row 4-D. Podgorski H. nderson, D. Koch, R. Johnke, M. Jger, C. Tietz, L. Ross, L. Kram- eer. Home Economics lll .ow 1-B. Bennett, D, Herinig, A. ush, M. Doughty, C. Durand, L. chulze, S. Koppy, K. Fitcher, J. eguil. Row 2-S. Milanoski, S. Iarr, M, Olson, D. Dollar, P. Fisch- ieclc, J. DeVine, V. Paul,J.VVhalen, J, Gartner, C. Bittner. Row SAH. xlurngardner, J. DuFour, M. Simons, l. Aras, M. Diclchudt, E. Reineke, I Shorlow, J. Devaney, D. Scheild, fl. Gehrman, M. Rice. Row 4-R. Ailler, L. Beaulieu, G. Herolil, C. lolmstrom, L. Schuna, L. Hickstein, A. Kohls, M. Plemling, T. Wornecki, 5. Gallo. Page forty-one l. Burns, l. Eilek, L. Fontaine. Row 4 Student Council Coverns, Fun-Nite Provides Pleasure Decorating the school Christmas tree, making up baskets for Thanksgiving, collecting canned goods for European Relief, attending conventions-these activities as well as making regulations governing student conduct, form the program that the Student Council has carried through this year, The students' Friday evenings have been very pleasantly taken care of by the Fun-Nite Committee, who have been providing fun and relaxation for over four years now. The special dances of the season have highlighted their program. Another division of entertainment, visual educa- Page forty-two l Student Council Row l-C. Squillace, M. Fisch, F Klass, D. Fisher, L. Nelson, treas. B. Nickel, vice-pres., R. Glaeser pres., J. Tinge, secy., Stanley Dahl quist, F. Kulisheck, D. Wells, E Brown. Row 2--A. Welin, D. Zarem binski, E. Sandusky, T. McDonough J. Shukay, D. Nygard, D. Timm P. Riggs, L. Marek, R. Miller, M Hendricks, M. Eckwall. Row 3-B Miller, B, Ziemer, E. Runge, P. De- Tomaso, S, Fusco, C. Doane, D Dvorak, C. Sauro, C. Durand, G Uhrhammer, R. Kurkowski, H. Gim- ble, T. Burke, R. Loida, E. Jaworski J. Scherek, L. Johnson, W. Moen P. Farrell, R. Lyden, E. Sanduskyl Fun Nite Row l- R. Glaeser, E. Larson, treas., M. Possis, ca-chairman, L. Marek, co-chairman, P. Skrukrud, secy., E. Fanares. Row 2-D. Timm, J. Robin- son, P, Robinson, S. Georgantones, T. McDonough. Row 3-M. Kend- rick, S. Dahlauist, T. Danna, T. Burke, D. Lorenfson, N. Holmstrom. Row 4-R. Tietz, L. Johnson, J. C. Sauro. tion, has been handled by the Projection Room Crew under Mr. Sitzer. Henry Gimble is the chief of the crew and is also in charge of entertainment for as- semblies. The assistant chief is Bob Dunaski. The Library Force has had to get along pretty Scherek, J. Anderson, P. DeTomaso, much on their own this term regular librarian, has been substitute, said they've been Little is an MA graduate and The Office Force, headed ering, has been successfully work for the school. because Miss Kelp, the ill. But Mrs. Little, the doing wonderfully. Mrs. a former registrar here. by Miss Marcella Viev- attending to the office Projectionists, Library And Office Force Aid Students Proiection Room Row 1-E. Shuck, J. Shear, E. Sif- zer, H. Gimble, S. Balclinger. Row 2-G. Nieclermayer, B. Dunaski, K. Tarnbarnino, F. Del Signore. Row 3-H. Levy, C. Albrecht, H. Nern- berg, J. Gimlole. Library Row 'I-L. Baker, D. Wells, P. Peter- sen, S. Georganlones, P, Robinson, C. Olson, I. Simones. Row 2-J. Snyder, L. Krambeer, R. Schinclel- decker, G. Thoen, J. Bergsfrom, J. Kelp, adv.. Row 3-P. Perna, J. Lachowifzer, M. Mercado, M. Buch- holz, J. Ivlllashius, B. Ziemer, S. CoTTer. Office Force Row 'l-D. Schwarfz, N. Barsness, B. Schanlwaar, L. Kohler, S. Williams, J. Zimniewicz, E. Malm, S. Bean. Row 2-C. Nelson, D. Timm, E. Sandusky, G. Scliroenghamer, lvl. DeWiTT, M. lvl, Paul, B. Henle, E. Curran. Row 3fB. Everson, P. McDonald, C. Schipp, J. Snyder, D. Parker, J. Rafwik, D. Roy, B. Thalhuloer, l. Gibis. Row 4fNl. Hel- quisr, B. Schultz, E. Green, B. La- valle, lvl. Turk, J. Tinge, B. Sklenar, N. Tulp, J. Poucher. Page forty-three Officers And Representatives Cutline Class Activities 3 0 Junior Reps. Row lfJ. Johnson, secy, P. Robin- son, vice-pres., Mrs. L. Gilson, adv., T. Danna, pres., R. Roller, treas., N. Barsness. Row 2-D. Hesse, M. Rornanchuk, J. Miloshius, M. Paul, R. Cunnien, V. Sauro. Row 3-J. Steger, J. Chilton, R. Schwartz, R. Lyden, R. Timm, S. Lasman. Soph Reps. Row 1-D. Noviclci, treas., C. Sand- strom, pres., N. Kelly, adv., Ted Ales, vice-pres., Beverly Baller, secy., Ignacio Cervantez. Row 2-D. Spa- dino, F. Frank, R. Procosch, D. Yee, I. Eilek, S. Bradshaw, F. Klass, D. Novviclci. Row 3-S. Bougie, R. Loida, L. Mekoli, M. Myhre, D. Stone, D. Hadiou, M. Kimball. Freshman Reps. Row 'I-E. Oliver, C. Holmstrom, secy., G. Hallberg, pres., J. Tinge, adv., R. Doane, vice-pres., R. Teske, S. Milanowski, treas. Row 2-D. Hausker, B. Bruestle, E. Reineke, D. Carutel, M, Link, E. Scott. Row 3-B. Nielsen, L. Kirchhamer, P. Synaugh, J. Bassett, R. Phillippi, D. Dahlquist, B. Stone. Page forty-tour English Classes Prepare For College Assignments College Prep l Row lfM. Baker, S. Cotter, B. Vassar, B, Weiss, J. Vossen, B. Fud- enberg, G. Bougie, M. Allen. Row 2-L. O'DonneII, L. Kohler, E. Miss- litz, J. Wheeler, J. Hill, S. Green- berg, R. Kurlcowslci, V. Weinhold, M, DeWitt. Row 3-J. Milashius, W. Brey, B. Schulte, J. Scherek, E. Ja- worski, A. Swanson, N. Holrnstrom, S. Lasman, D. Bennett. College Prep Club lll Row 'l-C. Squillace, G. Sandbloom, M. Schwabel, M. Michelson, A. Wel- in, R. Olsen, D. Margette. Row 2 -M. Davis, M. Mrozinslci, J. Steger, T. Danna, A. Henrichs, A. Mendez, E. Larson. Row 3-L. Pheneger, R. Andrea, T. Burke, T. Gregg, M. Slcweres, S. Baldinger, E. Clarizio. Draeger. The Junior Class, class of '49, was oft to a good start this year as they elected Tony Danna, presi- dent, Pat Robinson, vice president, Jelaine Johnson, secretary, and Richard Roller, treasurer. Selling pen and pencil sets was one ot the Hrst projects ot the Juniors. Stairway to Stardom was the theme tor the Junior Vodvil, under the direction ot Mrs. Lavinia Gilson, Junior Advisor. Sophomores elected Carl Sandstrom, president, Ted Ales, vice president, Beverly Baller, secretary, and Dorothy Novicki, treasurer. A pop sale at the Homecoming dance was the only project sponsored by the Sophomores so tar this year. Under the direction ot Joyce Tinge, Freshman advisor trom the Student Council, the class had a Freshmen mixer in the gym at the beginning ot the season. The Freshmen otticers are, George Hallberg, president, Robert Doane, vice president, Carol Holm- strom, secretary, and Shirley Milanoski, treasurer. The purpose ot Junior College Prep Clubs is to add enjoyment to'the study ot English by special topics, interesting projects, and talks of various kinds. Page forty tive Cheer Leaders and Pepsters Boast School Spirit Cheerleaders Row I-D, Schwartz, V. Sauro, S Williams, captain, E. Malm, S. Ar gersinger. Row 2-B. Vassar, D Koch, C. Durand, L. Ross, V. Rolnin son, M. Kendrick. Pep Club Row 'l-M. Allen, N. Barsness, M Srnasal, l. Simones, G. Sandblom D. Harrell, S. Bean, pres., J. Hesse, P. Riggs, M, Hendricks, L. Chevalif er, Treas., J, DuFour, C. Squillace. Row 2-F. Klass, J. Devine, E. Tay- lor, J. Devaney, M. Gehman, C. Olson, D. Nowicki, B. Henle, A. Stevens, L. Fontaine, B. Flaherty V. Noren. Row 3-F. Koilke, M. Carlson, l. Eilek, Z. Berglund, G. Huss, L. Van Oss, L. Seghieri, M, Nicolefii, A. Rampke, M. Anderson, V. Lease, D. Novicki. Row 4-D Wells, J. Vossen, E. Miller, A. Rear- don, J. Everson, F. Warlhen, L. Holm, L. Morris, R. Trevino, M. Fish, M. Paul, E. Brown, B. Baller. Pep Club Row 1-H. Ferris, F. Frank, L. Kram- beer, P. Baehr, J. Raivvik, J. Snyder, C. Karney, E. Curran. Row 2-L. Ackerman, M, Slephenson, B. Zebe, J. Robinson, E. Fanares, L. Sudeiih, B. Thesenvifz, V. Weinhold. Row 3-M. Jaworski, M. Kelly, T. Mc- Donough, L. Marek, J. Tinge, E. Larson, D. Timm, P. Skrukrud, S. Georganiones, Row 4-P. Robinson, secy., N. Holmslrom, vice-pres., R. Glaeser, P. Delornaso, J. Anderson, S. Dohlquisf, M. Possis, D. Lorem'- son. Page forty-six ,,,,,,,,, f ' 'ML JUQJQ lure SEPTEMBER Sept. 3 School open! Ken Sutton slumps on the Mourners' Bench for first 7th period of the year. Sept. 7 First assembly of the year. Sept. 30 Trainers defeat Harding, defending City Champions, 20 to 7, as the Down Town boys start rampaging on city preps. OCTOBER Oct. 7 Sam Fusco elected Senior Class President, and Chris Sauro honored on All-City football team. Oct. 9 MA, 7, Central, 6, as the Trainers take the annual gridiron classic for the fourth straight year. Oct. T7 Washington's Presidents bow to the Blue and White eleven, 7 to O in MA's Homecoming game. NOVEMBER Nov. 20 Al Sundberg takes over Trainer bas- ketball team. Nov. 21 Bift Adams issues call for hockey practice, and is greeted by i0 returning lettermen. Nov. 26 Speech Class presents Hrst play of year. DECEMBER Dec 3 Faith Klass wins annual spelling contest. Dec. 5 Trainer six takes third straight hockey game in Minneapolis Arena, ll to O. Dec. 19 Christmas vacation starts. JANUARY Jan. 9 Trainer hockey team snaps Johnson's de- fending State Champions two-year, 2l-game win- ning streak, 2 to i. Jan. 28 Apparatus aggregation wins City Title. Jan. 20 Hamline University's hockey team checks MA into submission 7 to 5 in a wild and woolly con- test at the U. FEBRUARY Feb. 10 Queen Maxine Emerson, MA graduate, and King Boreas visit school. Feb. T4 Valentine's Day and Cogwheel Cupid Messenger service runs wild. Feb. 19 Trainer Gas House six walks off with second place in the Big i0 City Prep race. Bad Boy Pitt and Goals Patock cop All City honors. Feb. 23 M Club banquet held with Jim Masker principal speaker. Feb. 27 Junior Vodvil held. Great success. Feb. 28 Apparatus squad takes Northwest Cham- pionship as Ken Bartlett and Leroy Johnson take five out of six firsts. MARCH Mar. 6. The Washington Presidents, the last bas- ketball representatives of the Twin Cities, bow in district playoffs to the powerful Tornadoes of Anako. Mar. 8 M Club basketball tournament begins. Seniors and Juniors take opening games. Mar. TT Juniors take M Club tourney in final clash with Seniors. Mar. T2 Senior Honor Roll assembly held with Valerie Rudolph and Joanne Peterson leading 67 honor students in their four years at MA. Mar. T9 Easter vacation begins. Lloyd Glancey found eagerly awaiting Easter Bunny's visit with an empty basket in hand. APRIL Apr. T Trainer basketball team takes State Championship, April Fool! Apr. 'I5 Baseball and Track seasons open, with both teams voted as prominent title contenders. Apr. Apr. Apr. season Wilson May May May Centra May l T7 April Showers Ball is held at YMCA. 20 Pre-Prom dance in Trainer gym. 30 First conference baseball game of the as the power-laden Trainers meet a strong nine at Dunning. MAY TT M books out. CWe hopeii T5 Junior-Senior Prom. 21 City Trials for Varsity track team at Stadium to select state entry. 28 Senior Day. JUNE June 7, 8, 9 Exams, maybe not! Ken Sutton also ends last detention period on the Mourners' Bench. What a life!!'? June TO Graduation! 6:30 in the theater section of St. Paul Auditorium. Page forty-seven S., J' QL Q 1 ' 1 MM fr ,l ly' V Xp I M LV bfff Am I, 1 1. ffl 159 V f U . Cf , W ' 4' YN F of 'J I J .2 Y!!! V I fl lb, JL! J If V , Av Ly V N X 'J I All fd' rv' L nd-Wm awww QQQQMQ ATHLETICS Ze My give so S 5 , -1 l Representing The top five sports at Mechanic Arts are the boys in the top photo. Representing Base- ball is Ed Sandusky. Ed is one ot the school's most outstanding athletes, and one of The leading pitch- ers in The city. Football is Chuck Frechette, one of The top runners in The city last year. Frechette was benched the last part of the season due to iniuries. Hockey is Lefty Bergstrom. Bergstrom has been brilliant for two years. Basketball is Mel Goss. Goss has been a stellar guard Tor two seasons. Track is Chris Sauro. Sensational dashman last season, Chris should burn up the cinders this year. ln the lower photos are the people behind the athletic teams at MA. Basketball Coach Al Sundberg gives a few pointers to Jerry Scherek. Mr. Arthur Wright shows Bob Doane and George Kamerath how. Mr. Souther checks over athletic equipment. Mr. Kruger, athletic director, hands out tickets to Tony Danna, Ken Sutton, Jerry Isaacs, and John Ettlinger. Mr. Smith and Mr. Tripp admire a trophy won by the boys. Most familiar of all The coaches are Mr. O'Rourke and Mr. Adams, getting ready for an- other tootball practice at Valley. Page forty-nine W ., , dahl, D. Towle, E. Larry, H. Hogan, Trainers Flash Power Laden Backfield ln Page B FOOTBALL A 53-man B squad, composed almosT enTirely of Freshmen and Sophomores, racked up a record of Three wins, Two Ties and Two losses. Boys who are considered A squad maTerial Tor nexT year are Dick STone, Jerry Isaacs, Ed Hallberg, Guy VVhiTe, Ted Pelzer and Bob Doane. A FOOTBALL Mechanic ArTs had The mosT publicized backfield in The ciTy lasT year, They never-The-less gained a TiTTh place in The final sTandings. MA 7-Murray l3 Running inTo The ciTy champions in The firsT con- ference game, The Trainers wenT down To deTeaT, buT only aTTer giving Murray Their ToughesT game of The season. Ed Sandusky accounTed Tor The lone Tally on a brillianf run. Romanchuk converred. flfiy A Football Row l-C. Adams, T. Tennis, mgr., T. Danna, C. Sauro, capT., M. Ro- manchuk, C. Frechefte, F. O'Rourke, coach. Row 2-J. Ray, J. Azzone, T. Phillippi, R. Glaeser, A. DelCos- Tillo, E. Mokrycki, P. DeTomaso. Row 3-C. Doane, M. Goss, A. So- derquisT, D. Barfhol, P. Farrell, T. Ales, E. Sandusky, J. Klemmenson. Row 4-S. Randall, R. Young, G. Timm, M. Myhre, J. Anderson, R. Krajewski, J. Scherek, G. White. B Football Row 'I-S. Crea, F. Yekaldo, F. Eck- ert, J. Bohrer, R. Doane, H. Edel- sfein, A. STeele, C. Prokosch. Row 2-L. Kirschhamer, S. Eckerf, F. Del Signore, A. Isaacs, J. Jackson, J. Lanz, R. Fisch, Ed Neubel, A. WrighT, coach. Row 3-G. KamaTh, E. Bayers, J. Milsap, D. King, S. Bougie, D. McCann, B. Williams, G, Bloom, T. Pelzer. Row 4-D. Neue C. Johnsen, D. Stone, capf., SchmidT, G. Hallberg, B. Peck. MA 0-Johnson 12 FirsT quarTer iiTTers conTribuTed To The second de- TeaT suffered by The downfown boys. Johnson punched across Two quick Touchdowns in The firsT quarTer and wenT on To win. The line play of Arnie Del CasTillo and Sam Ran- dall was Terrific as They broke inTo The Governors' backneld and conTinually Threw Their back for losses ThroughouT The game. MA 20-Harding 7 IT was a sorry nighT when Harding, The power- house of The conference Tor Two years, Took The field againsT The rambling Trainers. Coach Frank O'Rourke Threw away The T-TormaTion and wenT back To The IXloTre Dame box which made Teams of The pasT Tear him. 1 ' f .-8 f radii rw, .- ' 4 74' fd,-T i.l 1 V 441, - fr f -J .,cfz.f ' CityTConference Race The Trainers used nothing but sheer run- ning power to crush the Maroons. Little Chuck Frechette, who switched from his quarterback spot to left half, scurried for the first touchdown gallop. Jerry Timm and Pete De Tomaso each banged over from the 5 into the Promised Land. Mike Roman- chuk converted twice. MA 7-Central 6 About the only time Central was in pos- session of the ball in the game which brings together the two oldest rivals in the city conference, was when the Trainers were tired of it. So completely did MA dominate the second half, that Central had the ball only four times. The Trainers marched at will, but scored only once when Chuck Fre- chette blasted across from the 5. Roman- chuck converted for the fourth time this season. MA 7-Washington 0 The comeback kids from downtown made it three in a row when they topped Wash- ington. Chuck Doane, an injured end who had just been substituted, took the game out of the tire for the Trainers by making a spectacular catch in the closing minutes of the game. Mike Romanchuk accounted for the extra point. MA 7-Monroe 14 Jumpin' Joe Cascalanda proved to be too much for the Trainers as they bowed to the Green Wave. Pete De Tomaso was MA's big gun as he went over for the touchdown. Romanchuk converted. MA 0-Wilson 18 Coach Frank O'Rourke played his Sen- iors and substituted his next year's team freely as the Trainers were outmarked by a strong and tricky Wilson eleven. The Redmen seemed to have too much in their line to be stopped by Mechanics. rainerfi ine ya The Trainers' line-up, left end, Joe Nash, left tackle, Roy Kraiewski, left guard, Tony Phillippi, Capt. and center, Chris Sauro, right guard, Arnie DeICostello, right tackle, Jerry Scherek, right end, Gene White, quarterback, Chuck Frechette, left half, Ed Sandusky, fullback, Jerry Timm, right half, Pete DeTomaso. Page fifty-one Page . .,,.f.-- muh'-W -W Bucketeers Set Sights For Future Cage Honors B BASKETBALL Building for the future, Coach Frank O'Rourkefs B squad bucketeers did a lot ot experimenting throughout the season. As a result several players ot A squad caliber were discovered. Boys who showed that they have the ability and spirit to win games during the season were Maceo Buford, Freshman, Joe Ray, Freshman, Dick Stone, Sophomore, and Ted Ales, Sophomore. A BASKETBALL Under the guidance of Coach Al Sundberg, the Trainer basketball team Hnished a moderately suc- cessful season. Although winning only two of their fifty-two a24 Cl MMV Basketball A Glancey, D. Peifter, A. Sundberg G. Hutton, T. Burke, M. Possis, A Soderquist, R. Olson. Row 2-R 77 Presley, P. Farrell, G. White, B Bellesen, J. Anderson, D. Fowler, .l Scherek, G. Timm, B. Kohler, G Kamrath. B Basketball C. Albrecht, C. Johnson, D. Stone, T. Ales, B. Williams. nine games, the MA five proved that they will be the team to beat in the next two years. At the start of the '47 campaign, the Trainer quint could not break into the win column because of lack of experience, but at the close ot the sea- son they had developed into a polished team. Led by George Hutton, one of the steadiest players of the conference, Mel Goss, Jerry Scherek, Ray Presley, and Bob Kohler, the Trainers looked im- pressive in their victories over Murray and Wilson and played the city champions, the Washington Presidents, on even terms for three quarters before going down to detect in the Hnal game of the season. Row TSW. Baehr, H. Saunders, L. 1 Row 1-H. Vassar, B. Peck, O'- Rourke, D. McGarran, B. Doane, M. Buford. Row 2-J. Ray, W. Tulp, .1--n,.... -Y. A C--. 7' Apparatus Captures Class B Championship .im ApparaTus Row l-J. NicolleTTi, A. Fairbanks. N. Trobaugh, A. WrighT, L. Phene ger, L. Johnson, K. Thomford, G Peterson. Row 2-D. Trudeau, J Curreni, B. Jaworski, D. Towle, R Harwood, T. Pelzer, B. LeVasseur E. Lund. Swimming Row 'I-G. Peterson, R. Langhoff r G. Bryan, capf., D. King, R. Kurkovv- ski. Row 2-L. Johnson, M. Ingham F. Kell, G. Berus, J. Hilmanowski. Row 3-B. Griffin, E. Mokrycki, G. Kuckler, J. Adams, B. Monjeau, F. Draeger. APPARATUS The ApparaTus B Team, composed of Ken BarT- leTT, LeRoy Johnson, Ronnie Harwood, Lyle Pheneger and Gene Lund, proved To be one of The TTnesT squads ever To represent MA. Sparked mainly Through The herculeon eFlorTs of Ken BorTleTT and LeRoy Johnson, The Trainer maT- men eorned a runner-up spoT in The Twin CiTy meeT, and wenT on To capTure The championship in The CiTy meeT, and advanced To win The championship in The NorThwesT meeT held aT The UniversiTy of MinnesoTa. BarTleTT and Johnson were The Two highesT poinT- geTTers in boTh meeTs. SWIMMING The Blue and WhiTe Tank aggregcnion Took sevenTh place in The ciTy prep race as They rack- ed up a ToTal of 3l5 poinTs during The regular season in splashing over Harding, Monroe and l-lumboldT's mermen. Copping places in The ciTy meeT were. RoberT Monjeau, George Bryan, and GilberT Berus who Took T50 yard Medley Relay which gained TourTh place as MA olso Took TTTTh place in The Q20 yard Tree sTyle wiTh Francis Kell leading The Trainer crew. Leroy Johnson, MA's liTTle mon of iron, Took HrsT place in The ciTy meeT in diving, ouT-poinTing his nearesT opponenT by 20 poinTs. Page T1TTy Three ,.,..-ff.-, , ...JIU--. -H ,, Our photogropher presents o comero closeup ot MA's sports heroes. Mike Romonchuk spots his re- ceiver, Bortlett tliesf Pete De Tomciso gets reodyg Chcirlie Doone in the form ot cn chompiong Chuck Frechette holds while Romonchuk odds onother pointy Hossler of Morshcxll edges Hott ot MA, George Hutton drives in for Cl shot ogoinst Centrolg Chris Sciuro, the speedboy ot the groupg Sonny Johnson performs on the porollel loors. Page fifty-four ---an ..,R,f,-.-,-1.---r-, v-vm--vw Trainer Nine Battles To Second Place ln City Track Row 'I-C. Lauzon, E. White, M. Myhre, C. Adams, C. Doane, P. De- Tomaso, S. Randall, J. Adams. Row 2-D. Olson, C. Frechette, B. Grif- fin, C. Sauro, C. Osen, K. Bartlett. Baseball Row 1-J. Marson, D. Patock, P. Farrell, J. Scherek, D. Barthol, E. Sandusky. Row 2-A. Sundberg, P. Todora, T. Phillippi, J. Ettlinger, T. Danna, D. Hesse, F. O'Rourke. Row 3-J. Isaacs, D. Marrinson, R. Pres- ley, G. Timm, A. Johnson, M. Ro- manchuk. Although ending in sixth place last year, the cin- dermen still set a record. Capt Bob Hoff broke the city record in the low hurdles. The city record was 24.4 and Bob's time was 24.2. Returning lettermen this year are Charles Doane, hurdles and broad iump, Melvin Goss, the 220 and half mile relay, John Adams, mile, Pete DeTomaso, pole vault. Other returning candidates are Leroy Fuller, 220, half mile relay, Eugene White, half mile, Percy Gisback, 440, Levi Nelson, 440, Bill Griffin, half mile, Ken Bart- lett, pole vault, Leroy Johnson, 440, Sam Randall, broad jump. With eight lettermen back from last year, the MA baseball team figures to be a strong contender for the city title. Although the loss of such boys as Lefty Don McGlone, Lloyd Sandstrom, Fred Geisner and Ed McConnon will be felt keenly, lettermen Joe Nash, Ed Sandusky, Don Patock, Ace Todora, Pat Crea, Jerry Timm, Mike Romanchuk, and Tony Phillippi give the Trainer nine strength at every position. Last year's team proved to be the surprise team of the conference by finishing the season in second place. The sensational pitching of Ed Sandusky and Don McGlone was a maior factor in the Trainer victories. Page fifty five M Club Again Features lnter-Class Tournament l The oldest high school letter organization in Am- erica, the Trainer M Club, this year celebrated its 39th anniversary at the annual M Club banquet, held at the Lowry Hotel. Sports notables, alumni, and sports writers attended the event. Student Ofhcers elected for 48 are Chris Sauro, president, Chuck Frechette, vice president, Don Patock, secretary-treasurer. The M Club's intramural basketball tournament saw its second successful year of wild and unpre- dictable play, as a powerlaclen aggregation of fifty-six Hockey Row 'l-R. Pitt, E. Sandusky, B. Kel- ager. Row 2-E. Kelley, R. Hesse D, Pnewski, M. Marks, C. Adams coach. 0' Boys M Club Row 'l-P. Todora, L. Pheneger D. Padock, E. Berus, L. Johnson W. Kelley, R. Syczech, R. Freiling Row 2-E. Kelley, K. Thamford, C Frechette, J. Fttlinger, C. Sauro, L Hylton, B. Eilek, K. Bartlett, F O'Rourke. Row 3-M. Romanchuk E. Sandusky, R. Glaeser, T. Phil lippi, W. Bergstrom, P. DeTomaso J. Hilmanowski, G, Bryan, G. Timm Row 44J. Nash, D. Barthol, B Monieau, E. Vlhite, J. Anderson ley, J. Ettlinger, W. Bergstrom, J. Nash, D. Patock, F. Mayfield, man- J. lsaacs, C. Doane, D. Classen, S. Randall, J. Scherek, C. Doo A. Del Costtllo. Junior hoopvvise bucketmen outshot a bewildered Sophomore hye, 28 to 24 in their fTrst test of the tournament. Then the Junior team, paced by Mel Goss, turned back the high riding Seniors, 35 to 26 in winning the tourney Championship. The Sen- iors took their first clash in grand style by trounc- ing the first year boys 42 to 28. The Sophomores took the consolation Champion- ship for the second straight year by stopping the Freshmen 37 to ll. Pitt, Patock on All-City ice Team When The Trainer hockey Team bowed To The Humboldt indians 4 To 2 in Their opening game, liT- Tle did They realize ThaT This loss was To cosT Them The win ond The The ky, ciTy championship. The Trainers wenT on To five consecuTive games which puT Them in sec- place behind Harding, The CiTy Champions. boys hiT The comeback Trail when They blasTed Murray PiloTs 4-2. Chuck Doane, Ed. Sandus- LeTTy BergsTrom and Don PaTock accounTed Tor The goals. Displaying The Torm which made an All-CiTy man This year, Don Pafock gave Johnson Governors someThing To remember by, Patock scored Two goals which snapped i7-game winning streak of The Johnson Team. Trainers won 2-l, him The him The The The nexT vicTim To Tall before The icemen was Washingion. The Trainers won 3-l, wiTh PaTock scoring Two and BergsTrom one. The Trainers Topped Wilson 4-2, wiTh LeTTy Bergstrom scoring Three goals and PaTock one. The Trainers ,shuT ouT The Monroe Greenies 5-O wiTh Joe Nash scoring Two goals, Ron PiTT scoring Two, and Sandusky, one. In The play-off, The Trainers were eliminaTed 2 To l by The Johnson Governors. Ed Kelley scored The one goal. LiTTle has been said so Tar of Goalie John ET- Tlinger. ETTlinger was ranked as The Third besT goalie in The league. ETTlinger had a .900 average Tor The year, and Time aiTer Time he made many sensaTion- al sTops in The neTs. Perhaps John mixed Too much Temper wiTh his hockey playing, and as a resulT spenT a good share oT his Time in The penalTy box. AnoTher sTandouT player was Ronnie PITT. PITT was named To The All-CiTy squad because oi his brillianT defensive skill. PiTT, along wiTh Joe Nash formed The Tirst line of defense. A loT of crediT goes To Mike Romanchuk, Bill Kelley, Jerry Isaacs, anal Bill Kelley who Tormed The reserves. Also congraTu- laTions To Coach BMT Adams who broughT The Trainers Through in grand fashion, ..!4iAAtQ5 OQOMFLQ7 .!4JCLlfl'l5 We, The senior aThleTes of The i948 graduaTing class of Mechanic ArTs, in deep recogniTion of whaT Two men have conTribuTed To our high school careers, devoTe This To Coaches Frank O'Rourke and Clarence BiTT Adams. We could noT bring This sporTs sec- Tion To an end wiThouT reminding Them ThaT IT any one Thing should sTand ouT in our high school life, iT will be The ioy in vicTory, and The gallanTry in deTeaT ThaT They have TaughT us. We shall noT TorgeT! Page fifty-seven Famous Girl Athletes Of Toda Earn Letters Girls M Club I Row 'lfS. Williams, L. Seghieri corrsp. secy., P. Skrukrud, treas. D, Timm., pres., T. McDonough vice-pres., L. Marek, secy., G Schroenghamer. Row 2-D. Zarem binski, D. Lorentson, M. Joworski E. Fanares, E, Taylor, J. Tinge, M Stephenson, M. McCann. Row 3-R Schnitzus, M, Eckwall, F. Klass, V Noren, M. Nicoletti, J. Everson, F Frank, E. Brown, L, O'Donnell Row 4-E. Johnson, E. Schwartz, B Zettler, R. Mekoli, V. Erickson, W Peterson, E. Johnson, J. Peterson. Girls M Club II Row 'I-G. Sandblorn, J, Vassen, C. Squillace, P. Robinson, S. Georgan- tones, M. Kendrick, E. Larson, R. Timm. Row 2-M. Allen, B. Fuden- berg, B. Miller, M. DeWitt, J. John- son, A. Reardon, E. Miller, A. Po- dobinski. Row 3-S. Argetsinger, L. Mathe, C. Schipp, D. Toldstad, M. Kelly, A. Swanson, F. Warthen, N. Holrnstrom, J. DuFour. Girls M Club Ill Row 'I-D. Schwartz, S. Bean, C. Alson, D. Nowicki, B. Baller, D. Novicki, J. Johnson, I. Simones. Row 2-J. Snyder, C. Soderquist, J. Hesse, D, Koch, L. Ross, P. Schauer, L. Krambeer, L. Chevalier, B. Schanhaar. Row 3-A. Stevens, B. Flaherty, B. Henle, Z. Berglund, M. Exley, C. Tietz, L. Stevens, N. Tulp. M. Kimball. Page fifty-eight ,-.W-.-W -.f-fi-,qw-wr-v. Student Gym Leaders Take Charge Cf Classes Gym Leaders-Sophr. Row 'I-D. Schwartz, F. Frank, M. Eckwall, J. Snyder, D. Koch, B. Schanhaar, H. Anderson, S. Bean. Row 2eD. Hadiu, l. Simones, M. Anderson, M. Exley, R, Schnitzus, L. Chevalier, D. Nowicki, C. Olson. Row 3-M. Nicoletti, B. Baller, D. Novicki, J. Hesse, R. Riley, L. Creath, F. Klass, B. Henle, A. Stev- ens. Row 4-B. Olson, M. Kimball, R. Groh, A. LaVaque, E. Anderson, M. Albrecht, D. Podgorski, R. An- derson, E. Posus. Gym Leaders-Freshman Row 'l-M. Rychlicki, A. Dalsted, L. Schuna, V. Rudolph, E. Reineke, B. Rappoldt, M. Corbin. Row 2-P. Phillips, M. Link, J. Gray, J. Moret- ton, B. Bruestle, N. Bartlett, M. Erickson, P. Fischbeck. Row 3-J. Aras, J. Annen, F. Prokosch, D. Hennig, M. Exley, S. Carr, J. De- vine. Row 4-J. Sadowski, J. Jolly, E. Bergstrom, V. Gow, C. Boget, L. Hickstein, H. Breisler, M. Plemling. The Girls' M Club had their Hrst annual alumni party, a card party, in October. It furnished a chance for all the former and present members to get acquainted. To be a member ofthe M Club, a girl must earn l,OOO points in chosen sports. After her letter is earned she can try for an All-City Seal. The Gym Leaders are a great help in leading class exercises and taking roll call. This is valua- ble training for the girls. it gives them a chance to show leadership and dependability. The girls' inside out blouses and skirts, different colored stockings and fancy hair styles, led to a very exciting GAA initiation. They celebrated with ice cream and cake squares after a trip through the horror chamber, otherwise known as the girls' locker room. Under the presidency of Beatrice Zett- ler, the club had popcorn sales and sold basketball tickets. Mechanic Arts High School, Rah! Rah! Rah! was the cry of the gallant cheerleaders at the football, basketball, and hockey games. They were supported by the newly organized Pep Club who wore blue and white beanies. They are pictured with the cheerleaders on page 46. Page fifty nine Girls Athletic Association Popularizes Sports GAA Group I Row I-T. McDonough, L. O'Donnell B. Zettler, pres., M. McCann, sec. P. Robinson, treas., N. Holmstrom corres. sec., S. Georgantones, L Marek, C. Squilloce. Row 2-E Brown, S. Argetsinger, G. Sand lalom, M. DeWitt, F. Warthen, D Lorentson, S. Williams, M. Cellen P. Skrukrud, M. Jaworski. Row 3- J. Vossen, E. Johnson, B. Miller, J Everson, D. Tolstad, C. Schipp, H Johnson, B. Fudenberg, J, DuFour, L. Seghieri, E. Taylor. Row 4-E Miller, A. Reardon, A. Swanson, E Larson, M. Kendrick, R. Timm, R Mekoli, D. Zarembinski, G. Schro- enghamer, A. Poclobinski, M. Kelly GAA Group Il Row 'I-F. Posus, L. Fontaine, I. Ei- lek, Z. Berglund, B. Schanhaar, C. Durand, M. Eckwall, G. Koback, M, Burns, M. Nicoletti, S. Bean, A. Stevens. Row 2-D. Novicki, B. Bal- ler, D. Nowicki, C, Olson, J. Hesse, J. Snyder, F. Klass, I. Simones, B. Harle, D. Haidu, Noren. Row 3- S. O'Neil, B. Olson, D. Koch, L, Ross, L. Creath, M. Anderson, F Frank, M. Fxley, P. Schauer, L. Krambeer, B, Flaherty, L. Cheva- lier, D. Schwartz Row 4-H. An- derson, D. Podgorski, N. Tulp, L. Stevens, C. Tietz, B. Carroll, R Groh, R. LaVaque, C. Soolerquist M. Kimball, R. Schnitzus. GAA Group III Row I-H. McDonough, L. Koppy S. Fick, P. Fischbeck, L. Pepir, M Johnson, B. Buckmaster, E. Wright M. Lavelle, M. Erickson, S. Carr B. Fuolenberg, D. Jennen. Row 2-R Andren, L. Walbridge, J. Gray, B Bruestle, P. Phillips, G. Elm, J Dwine, M. Dickhuclt, J. Arcs, J. De- vaney, M. Gehman, M. Link, D. Do- lores, S. Duresky. Row 3vR. Du- Four, D. Henning, M. DeLorimier D. Carufel, J. Webster, B. Kuban A. Dalsted, V. Gow, D. Johnson M. Kohler, J. Annen, C. Carney B. Nielsen, B. Gallo, K. Fritcher Row 4-E. Novicki, M. Plembing, L l-lickstein, E. Farley, C. Bogit, V. H. Breisler, P. Baehr, G. Heroft: Rudolph, L. Schuna, G. Bellesen N. Bartlett, M. Exley. Page sixty 1 f 1 I O f f- B b , or! f ' ' A ' ' lgyarff ' W - f r J, Af.. 4. c. Lf- K4 bJ6 L ' 'LJ fi? V 4 , b' i -. , 3 4, . ,,,-i.o .f r Quail if , F ff ' if C 2? qga 1 L - ,fffQ+'f 4, f V t gf Congratulations M .AH .S. Seniors 1948 N .Y STUDIO St. Paul, Minn. MEYER DRUG H. I. MEYER, Prop. COMPLUV-'EN TS 603 Wabasha st. Gzmieid 2753 St. Paul, Minn. of ' Spl-es Congratulations I1'1dL1SI1'IeS, .I1'lC. Pamel Bros., Incorporated Class Rings - Invitations FLORISTS 441 Wabasha St. CEdar 6766 t To The Class of 1948 Say It with Flowers At BOD MANN, Representative DAVID BENNETTS FLORIST New Address-524 Rice St., St. Paul, Minn Accountants, Secretaries, Clerks, Business Machine Operators are urgently needed in Business and Civil Service. 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