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

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Administration cmd Class Advisors Row 'I-Miss Gould, Counselor, Miss McGuire, Registrar, Mrs. Goneau, Nurse, Miss Vievering, Clerk, Mr. Tripp, Principal. Row 2-Mr. Matoush, Soph. Adv., Mr, Souther, Senior Adv., Mrs, Schampel, Special Counselor, Miss Kenmore, Junior Adm, Mr. Hamilton, Asst. Principal, Mr. Peterson, Counselor. Mechanic Arts alters its students not only the standard college preparatory course consisting ot English, social sciences, languages, mathematics, and sciences, but, besides its commercial and gen- eral courses, it offers in addition several unique sub- iects. Safety, taught by Mr. Shirk, instructs the students in sate driving techniques and traltic regulations. Page six Commercial, Science, Shop Row l-Mr. Nobis, Miss Kellerhals, Miss Strickler, Miss Blase, Miss G. Smith, Mr. Matoush. Row 2-Mr. Shirclc, Mr. Wilkinson Mr. Griffin, Mr. Wolcott, Mr. Wright, Mr. Sitzer. Miss Kenmore, choral director, has put on several assemblies with her groups and the operetta Le- lavvalaf' Mr. Kitzberger, band director, not only teaches two band classes, but is vvorlcing with grade school students with whom he hopes to build up our band in the tuture. Handicapped students at the school are under the

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3- .T , J, f , ,. 5- yi H 1 7 ,. fm il, , s. .i -Til' Q, . ., , , .T A ff V T-i .Mil ,... f-..- --J is Y W, 'su M ,Ji ,. ., M.. Mr. Leslie Tripp, principal, and Mr. Sam l-lamilTon, assisTanT principal, are seen arranging The sTudenTs' programs. Mr. Hamilfon in The Two years he has been here aT Mechanic Arts has earned The friend- ship oT all The sTudenTs who have come in conTacT vviTh him. Mr. Tripp has continued To be respecTed and liked by all The sTudenTs. Genial and kind, boTh sTand ready To promoTe The ideals Tor which our school is noTed. Taking an imporTanT parT in The sTudenTs' school life and learning To know Them beTTer by personal inTerviews and Triendly Talks are Mr. Ray PeTerson and Miss Edna Gould, Guidance Counselors. The sincere inTeresT of These Two people has encouraged many pupils To Tinish Their high school careers and has helped Them find work in The vocaTion suiTed To Them. The sTudenTs of Mechanic ArTs appreciaTe greaTly The work and eTTorT puT TorTh by our Counselors. Page five

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Vocational, Math, Social Studies, Art and Music Row 'I-Mrs. Beard, Mrs. Pring, Miss Rohrer, Mrs. Kirkwood. Mrs. Cummings, Miss Bergl. Row 2-Mr. Sundlaerg, Mr. O'Rourlce, Mr. Kitzberger, Miss Ek, Miss M. Smith, Mrs, Gilson, Mr. McCauley. supervision ot Mrs. Schampel, their counselor and coach. The Vocational School, which is located in the building, has several courses that will train the student tor a job upon graduation. Cosmetology is a beauty work and manicuring course, on completion ot which the student alter passing an examination is a li- sf 4 6- X is X .Q Q English and Gymnasium Row 1-Mrs. Ransier, Mrs, Watson, Miss O'Brien, Miss Scully, Miss Turnbull, Mrs. Gamble. Row 2-Miss Copley, Miss Grant, Miss Switt, Mr. Adams, Miss Moosbruger, Mrs. Lundberg. censed beautician. The Commercial Foods course prepares students tor hotel and restaurant mana- gerial work. The Trade Business course teaches stu- dents retail selling andthe Apparel Arts course trains the students in the operation ot power machines. These unique courses make Mechanic Arts out- standing among the St. Paul High Schools, Page seven 5 LJ X KQN