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

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PRE-NURSING Mr. Howard Fries, Machine Shop: Mr. George Kaercher. Sheet Metal; Top: Mi« Gladycc Budd, Mrs. Evelyn Beatty. Bottom: Clarence Booth. Machine Shop: Mr. Gene Sanford. Mo Miss Dagny Awes, Mrs. Janet Hcnrickscn, Miss Marie Shop. Woltman. Our capable and professional staff of pre-nursing instructors train students for hospital work and for work in child care schools ... All the gentlemen on this page are teachers whose knowledge in technical fields is of immense benefit to hundreds of young men each year. Top: Mr. Harry Spaulding. Auto Mech.: Mr. William Hiltncr. Elcc.: Mr. James H nshaw. Auto Mcch.: Mr. Thomas Piper. Welding: Mr. Hilmer Nordstrom. Elcc. Bottom: Mr. Paul Pa.nc. Auto Elec.: Mr. Fran Sjowall. Aviation; Mr. Dale Evans. Drafting: Mr. Franl Rheinhart, Auto Mech. m

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ENGLISH Top: Mr . Alice Murray, Mitt Mildred Fitl. Mr. Merton Hayne , Miss Evelyn Edblom. Mr . Eleanor Byrne. Mr . Katherine Rice, Mr. Wilfred McGirnpsey, M'U Florence Benedict. Bottom: Mr . Eleanorc Pa on, Mr. Oscar Wahl, Mr . Mabel Turkington, Mi Bernice Eich. Mr. John Dellwo. Our English teachers feel that, while the Vocational student needs practical English to equip him for earning a place in business and industry, he also needs to develop a cultural background which will help him to live more fully and understandingly . . . Retail training teachers emphasize merchandising skills and practical experience in human relations . . . The needle wielders and those in the textiles field give their students many opportunities while in school to make products for school use or for school store sale . . . Our math teachers stress the application of mathematics to each student s requirements. M H j0p, Joj ph.ne leachman, Retail Training; Mr. Henry Arent. Mr. Evan Jone M. Faustine Donnell, Mr. Floyd Eller. Mr. Tailoring Mr . Marguerite Belton Needle Art . Bottom: Mr . Paul Hendtickton. Dcna Tarnowiki, Needle Art ; Mi Margaret Carleton, Related Mathematic : Mi» Mary Christianson, Retail Training. C

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ART COSMETOLOGY Mr. F. Julct Reed. Mu. Katherine Johnson. M.« Irene Mr . M. Audrey Schoffman, M.ss Mur.el Zie9ler. M.ss H. Char-Roskilly, Mr. Kenneth Thompson. iotte Myers, with unidentified woman. Commercial and Metal Arts—useful, beautiful, and lucrative, for the training these teachers give can lead to jobs in advertising, store display departments, dental laboratories, instrument factories and jewelry stores . . . Given valuable training by experienced teachers, many cosmetology graduates secure positions in leading beauty shops, or open shops of their own. after satisfactorily completing 1,500 hours in cosmetology and passing the state board examination . . . Our Social Studies teachers aim is to make all students —whatever their trade—alert to their responsibilities as thinking citizens in an expanding world community. SOCIAL STUDIES Top Row: Mr. Milo Sween. Mr. Arthur Lmdman. Mr H. R. Eikcland. Mr. Leonard Dickey. Bottom Row: Mu. Ethel DeMars M.ss Stella Sorum, Mus Jean Huntoon. C 103