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

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ARTHUR NIELSON There’s never a dull moment for the girls in Vocational's Prenursing department. Their wide variety of subjects include physiology. child care, psychology, dietetics and the study of the aged. Also in their course of study arc the proper ways to make up a hospital bed with a patient in or out of it and the bathing and feeding of the bed patient. The girls practice these techniques on each other in order to obtain the necessary skills. Actual experience is acquired while the students work for nine-weeks at the Vocational Nursing Home and spend another nine weeks at nursery schools supported by the city's settlement houses. Mrs. Evelyn Beatty and Miss Gladys Budd. both professionally trained nurses and teachers, have charge of this course at Vocational. LUNCHROOM PREPARES LUNCH FOR STUDENT BODY. 12

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MR. FAUSCH Curriculum and Teacher Training MR. AND MRS. BRUSCHWEILER LIBRARIANS. Miss Cioogins, Mrs. Kelly, and Mrs. I.und help students enjoy the library. 11

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A Tribute To The Janitors How’d you like to keep 191 rooms clean? Wash 800 windows? Walk an average of eight miles each day, cleaning up after 1500 students and 110 teachers? This is only a fraction of the work done by Vocational's janitorial staff of 21 people headed by Mr. Johnson, Chief Engineer. On any hot summer day, one can find the force hard at work, scrubbing floors and desks, washing windows, and completely “overhauling each room in the building, preparing for another year of wear and tear. So to our fine janitorial staff for their excellent service to Vocational, we say. “Thank you. EDDY STOKES THE FURNACE. JANITORS Row 1: Edward Lee, Mabel Smith, Charles luhnson, Stanley Dahl. Row 2: Olcn Perkins, John Mohan. K. W. Peterson, Sylvester Killcy, Arthur Johnson. 13