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

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MR. SIMMER, Principal lt is the basic philosophy of our principal, Mr. Simmer, that has made Mechanic Arts a good school. Mr. Simmer, and Mr. Schanke, our assistant principal, work together in the best interest of the student body. Although they are busy, they are never too busy to listen to a student's viewpoint. When we enter high school we begin to make MRS. SCANLON, Counselor MR. SCHANKE, Assistant Principal decisions about our future occupation. We are not always sure iust what we want to be or what sub- iects we will have to take. Mrs. Scanlon and Mr. Peterson, our counselors, are always ready to help us straighten out our problems, advise us to what occupation we could be successful at, and how to get the most out of our program. MR. PETERSON, Counselor K I . My in K V ..lL' 5K'Q., T, . V-' a l I ? or is isi' ii '- 'i Y ,ww Mei? 4 Sscnouw . . Q ' ,Tir ' ...,...s wi uwoerus 4- g is 1 . . . .......,.,.., . . x J.. ....s...w...,. 53, . 'KW- Q: B!ZQ'l3IZ:1m Eg.. .,,,, an ss ' - ' ' f 'iaiies ' tirs s,.. g S' ...,..,,p g s Q, . .W ......, N, 5.P.is..,,f.....,, .tt tg? A I ,gn .V ... . , . g . ..,.. .. .. mx we ,.., M .,,. 1 , Y. . X 'tiiisgi:.:1i55iigg1.figfg1,. f - . ,, ...Q-I V ., ,A 1 E233 .A v M wtf X Q Q x Kg f N. X 1 in K in Q26 5 + . fs.. i t if I 5 VV , i 1 . -1 . 1 I' , git 7- , F.,.ws,,g ,L , ' I ' ' , 5 - . ' ' i , . , sw M I J., 3 I K' Illia-,3t,,f A 5 Q , . ,.,, A i n .,.,.......,.. . Q, W, I A .gn fy.. F'sewage15i.sgfQ.2s3g,53f3sgvt.sW. ,, it 'H W -94 1r .f 7 ...fm fwwwr .jfa5...wft3.g,wgggs'h. , ,:, .. fp. ., K 2. . tE'f1 Q?g.i??.:'s5if5s?i.5rZsaE'5gs5 f 1'1am.... ' - or

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ttf' .fD ' MISS MAY KELLERHALS DEDICATION. . This is a salute to two of the most distinguished graduates of Mechanic Arts, the dedicated teachers, Miss May Kellerhals and Miss Frances Ek. Miss Kellerhals, biology teacher, has prided her- self on presenting a comprehensive view of the in- terrelations of living things, encouraging lab work whenever possible. ln the math department, Miss Ek, holder of numerous advanced degrees in her field, has become synonymous with all that is untiring, precise, and ingenious in a teacher. These respected women, who attended grade if 1 1-f1se W if e 1 f MISS FRANCES EK school, high school, and the University of Minnesota together, have imparted a vital interest to their sub- iects which cannot fail to instill the scholastic spirit in many of their students. V Miss Ek, after three years at Humboldt, came to Mechanics in l924, while Miss Kellerhals began her teaching career at the school in l925. lt is to these exalted two, partners in the great work of expert teaching, that we proudly dedicate our 1959 M .

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ENGLISH R. MUNNS, M. ALLEN, M. RUSSELL, B. LUNDBERG, G. JANISCH, M. MENARD, B. BUENDORF. OUR FACULTY .X . . The faculty here at M. A. have spent long hours in the classroom teaching us, not only with books, but with understanding and by good example. Perhaps we seemed ungrateful at times, but they were patient and we learned SCIENCE L, CASS, M. KELLERHALS, J KUEFLER E. LISTON SPORTS C. ADAMS, H. SWANSON MATH J. TANZER, D. JOBE, F. EK.