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

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THE I95I 'jg 'M GEORGE WEITBRECHT MECHANIC ARTS HICH SCHOOL Saint Paul, Minnesota 0 Volume XX XVII Editor-in-chief ......... , ..,. .....,.,.......,.,.,, C arol Holmstrom Associate Editors .....,.. .... . Joan Devine, Jean Webster Sports Editors ,..... .,...,... . ..,...,.., , Frank Eckert, Charles Todora Photographers ,,....... .,....,. , .. . . , . .Harvey Harris, Roger Kronholm, John Barton Eclitorial: Shirley Carr, Mike Donnerbauer, Gloria Ferland, Lois Hannernan, Darlene Jen- nen, Jeanne Jolly, Shirley Milanoski, June Nelson, Ramona Stelling, Betsy Wright, Joan Wright. Advertising Manager ..,, , ....,,., ,. ,. ..,.... ,, .,,, Mary Anna Exley Business . , ,,..., Donna Hennig, Marlene Kohls, Beverley Wiome if Wwf

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fzifale :4c46eaeme When former sTudenTs reTurn To Mechanics They look for The smiling face of Miss Mary E. Copley, a friend To all by her guidance in puTTing ouT our paper The Cogwheel for Tvvenfy-seven years and advising The M for seven years. To Miss Copley whose knowledge we admire and whose Thorough insTruc- Tion We value, we dedicaTe This ThirTy-sevenTh ediTion of The M. Because her friendliness, loyalTy, and undersTanding of our problems have conTribuTed To The enioymenT and richness of our high school days, we The class of l95l are happy To presenT To her This Tribufe of our graTiTude.