Minneapolis Vocational High School - Tradewind Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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 Mr. Sanders, Dean of Boys, serves Vocational in many ways. He makes all necessary program adjustments. If a boy needs a job he usually finds one for him. If it is a personal question he gives counsel. He is of great service to the student body. Mr. Sandtrt Miss Dietrichson, Visiting Teacher, does a great deal to promote student welfare in general as well as to aid in the solution of individual problems. Mitt Dictnchion Co-ordina+ors Miss Thompson is coordinator for Cosme-tology, Needle Trades, and Printing: Miss Dougherty is coordinator for Retail Training: Mrs. Schmidt is co-ordinator for Art, Watch Repairing. and Business: Miss Lewis is co-ordinator for Cooking and Child Care. cm

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Our Principals MR. RAYMOND V. NORD Broad training for specific jobs and better living in a democracy is the preparation given young men and women in our Vocational High School. Life in our democracy during this atomic age demands that in addition to your trade training you have as broad an education as possible. To meet this requirement there has been woven into your school program a variety of experiences which will help you assume a place of leadership in the community in which you live. As members of the class of 1947 it is your privilege to enter your chosen work in a peace time world which offers you many opportunities to make contributions for better living and a lasting peace. We know that we can count on you to do your part toward this end. With each one of you go our hopes and prayers for a most successful and prosperous life in the years which lie ahead. RAYMOND V. NORD As the volt is the unit of electromotive force or electrical energy, so the little figure of Volto which you have chosen seems to symbolize the energy of youth. During your school years you have learned to work together, study together. play together, and live together while training for a great variety of different occupations. You have discovered that people having different points of view and divergent objectives can achieve side by side in harmony and mutual respect. Now. as you are finishing your high school careers, may the dynamic little Volto urge you ever forward to the fulfillment of those ideals for which Vocational has always stood. We know that you will then become the loyal, earnest, honest, and tolerant citizens of our democracy that you hope to be. Good Luck to you in all your undertakings. JOHN p robqhm [103 MR. JOHN F. ROBOHM

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■■ Mrs. 8. Anderson Mitt R. lidgcrding and Mrs. M. Kelley Nurse Oh, my head, I'm sure it will split wide open! About this time you had better be seeing our school nurse, Mrs. Anderson, and she will readily tell you whether it is just a reaction from staying out too late last night, or from an illness of a serious nature. Library Our good friends Mrs. Kelley and Miss Ruth Lidgerding are in charge of our library. They are always willing to give assistance to anyone interested in library materials. Adiar Arnold. Mrs. M. Benson, Mi»s I. Andreen Mit» D. Nord, Min M. Googins, Mr . Rausch, Mist G. Haugen. In Front—Miss M. Heir Office Have you ever wondered who keeps all of the records straight; who checks the attendance records; and who answers the many inquiries of inquisitive students? Well, just feast your eyes on the pictures shown here and you will see our most efficient office force. These people perform all of these important duties. CI23