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

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Friendly and Wise Facult Achieve Through Teaching Science, Commercial, Mathematics, and Shop Row I. Mr. Walcott, Miss Striclcler, Mr. Wilkinson, Miss Blase, Mr. Nobis, Miss Kellerhals. Row 2. Mr. Motoush, Miss Smith, Miss Ek, Mr. Sitzer, Mrs. Cummings, Mr. Shirclc, Mr. Griffin. Gne ot the fine examples ot cooperation among our departments is the presentation ot school assem- blies. Those that cooperated in the Christmas as- sembly were the art, music, clothing, speech, and drama departments. Other assemblies included our pep assemblies that gave all the students a chance to cheer our teams on in battle. The Cogwheel Cupid assembly por- Page six Social Sciences, Home Economics, and Vocational Row 'l. Mrs. Beard, Mrs. Pring, Mr. Sundberg, Mr. Souther, Miss Baumgardner, Mr. Robert Peterson, Row 2, Miss Bolt, Mrs. Quirk, Miss Garrity, Mr. Kramer, Mrs. Gilson, Miss Bergl, Miss Rohrer. trayed Valentine's Day from the sixteenth century to the present time. The assembly promoting advan- tages ot the rifle club will long be remembered for its originality. Others which added to our education and amuse- ment were the professional University assemblies on training horses and dogs and portions from the mu- sical stage play Kiss Me, Kate.

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Educators Guide and Direct Students On to Success 'tif-rin Administration and Physical Education Row l. Mr. Rav Peterson, Mrs. Goneau, Miss Gould, Mr. Adams, Miss McGuire, Mrs. Rcinsier, Mr, Tripp. Row 2. Mr. Sundberg, Mr. Hamilton, Miss Vievering, Mrs. Scharnpel, Mr. Kramer, Mr. Mataush, Mr. O'Paui'lQe, Mr. Wrigltt. Mechanic Arts, during its 55 years at existance, has graduated many successful students. The success ot those students is credited partly to the expert guidance and instruction which we, the students, receive trom our faculty. We are fortunate not only to have courses I- English, Art, Music and Languages Row l. Miss Allen, Miss Turnbull, Miss Scully, Mr. McCauley, Mrs. Lundberg, Miss Grant. Row 2. Miss Olson, Miss O'Brien, Miss Swift, Miss Copley, Miss O'Connor, Miss Maosbrugger. Miss Billings. consisting of English, social studies, mathematics, languages and sciences, but a general course, com- mercial subjects and many vocational classes. Initiated in l95O is a nevv course in career planing to give students an opportunity to select their lite work with better understanding. Page tivo

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Eager Students Achieve By Learning and Doing Librory Stott Row l-L. Silvo. Row 2-M. Price, N. Wiedl, A. Biorkrnon. Row 3 -G. Hermondez, H. Burow, S. Moes, M. Reed, Miss E, Olson, odv. Office Force Row 'l-B. Longlois, J. Gartner, R. Boglio, P. Mester, J. Robinson, B. Cotter, A, Mutzberg, M. Corbin. Row 2-H. Moldonodo, T. Kowalski, R, Brunner, M. Bolen, R. Bengtson, B. Honson, E. Kren- gel, l. Simones, A. Whalen, R. Tourville. Row 3-B. Rybisky, G. Students of Mechonics who ore interested in otoiice Gnd librory work, give up their study period for such tosks. By procticol opplicotion they ore tought the principles of running o successful librory ond office. Under the expert guidonce of Miss Olson, librorion, ond Miss Vievering, school secretory, these students corry on foithful ond useful services. Office tosks include Work for the nurse, principol, counselors, ond teochers. They leorn to tile, to onswer the telephone, ond to perform vorious other Collins, M. Nielsen, G. Komoske, R. Albrecht, J. Arver, J. Gotch, P. Colon, M. Winter. Row 4-A. Colbert, M, Morstod, L. Nelson, E. Reineke, A. Hielle, C, Boget, K. Souber, C. Corbett, M. Weiss, S. Korger. ofhce duties. The librory force checks books in ond out, records doto on the best liked books, ond reminds students to return overdue books. ln oddition to the erronds ond iobs these students undertoke to help our school, it gives them o chonce to trdin for future positions, os well os to develop skill in monogement ond ci sense of responsibility. These energetic students deserve credit for o iob well done. Poge seven