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

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Teachers Promote School f-N rf 1 7 a , 3 3 , i MR. ADAMS MISS ALLEN MRS. BEARD physical Ifducation Drama, Radio, and Public Pre-Vocational and Cosmetology Speaking f, , if N Q MISS BERGL MR. BRILL MISS BUMGARDNER American History Physical Education and Ameri- Homemaking I, IIC and The can History George Barton Program 1 3 f it MRS. CUMMINGS MR. ESTELLE MISS EK Algebra and Retreshers Math Attendance, Spanish I, II, and Algebra., Solid Geometry, Consumers Mash llath, and Plane . 'CN MISS GARRITY MRS. GILSON MR. GODFREY Homemaking I, II and The Social Problems, Social Studies WVork Shop and Industrial Arts George Barton Program 12, Stenography I and Social Studies Curricular Lab

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Cabinet Counsels Students, Teachers Mrs. Catherine Scanlan was born in Blakely, Minnesota. She gradu- ated from Norwood-Young Amer- ica High School. Her B.A. degree was received at the College of St. Catherines and her M.A. degree at the University of Minnesota. She was a teacher of English and Speech at Maple Lake, Morris, and Chaska, Minnesota. After being principal of Maple Lake High School, she be- came a Counselor at Murray and Roosevelt High before coming to Mechanics in 1931. Mr. Stephen Sweetland is one of the new members of Mechanic Arts. He attend- ed North High School in Wichita, Kansas, and received his B.A. degree at Macalester College. Mr. Sweetland did graduate work at the University of Minnesota. He served in the Army Air Force and was for three years an Industrial Personnel Worker. For the past three years he has been a Voca- tional Counselor but we have not been lucky enough to have him with us all of the time. Mr. Ray Peterson is from a family of nine children. He graduated from Wash- ington High School where he played foot- ball and basketball. His B.A. degree was received at Macalester College. A few years later he received his M.A. degree at the University of Minnesota and has almost completed all of the courses necessary for a Ph.D. degree. Mr. Peterson was a teacher of English and Math for twelve years and in 1949 he came to Mechanics as Counselor and Ath- letic Director.

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th-m-1-nl SL'lt'llL'4' :md Clxvmixsxry MR. GRIFFIN MRS. H.-XTHAVVAY A Choir, Brwys' Chorus, B Choir, and Girls' Chorus ' a . tr lu ' . . MRS. l l.XR'I'LlillliN Physicvl l':dllf'21tlOll MRS. HORMAN I'1'e-Vocational and Trade Busi' ness Miha VIR. KITZBERGER A and B Bands MMS lil-.1.I.luRllAl-S Biology, QTUl lSEl'X'2ltlOIl, 21 n cl Health and Safety 1 --as f. MR. KUElf1i1.1iR MRS. LUNIJIQERG ffflrwll :english 12 i MR. IIANZEL Ocvupational Relations and Wood shop. 5, . sn- MR. IANISCH lwlngzlish il :md ll MRS. KIRKWOOD Rela ted Training MR. MATOUSH Cleril-ul Practice, Occupational lielutions and Supurvision