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

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 PRINTING AND MULTILITH Mr. Wallace Nelson, Mr. Arthur Lindman. M»u Mildred Fisk. Mr. Carroll Baker, Mr. Harry Johnson. Members of the Printing and Multilith Department listen to pointers from Mr. Johnson. The Print Shop does all the printing for the Minneapolis Schools, as well as a considerable amount of bookbinding ... A sound mind in a sound body' is an ideal passed down to us from the ancient Greeks, and one which is kept alive by the efforts of our Physical Education instructors. GyM TEACHERS Mr. Thomas W.throw, Mrs. Sarah Jane Lemkc, Mr. Vernon Fiedler. C 12 3

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Top Row: Mr. George VanDoren, Radio: Mr. Jerry Murphy, Watchmaking: Mr. John Vos . Science: Mr. Charles Disser, Radio. Bottom Row: Mr. Walter Maciosck. Upholstering; Mr. Earl We.sncr. Shoe Repair; Mr. Vernon Swenson. Radio: Mr. Genaust. Radio. Following three years of training under the competent direction of the men pictured above, students are often ready, after a further period of apprenticeship in the field, to open shops of their own . . . Vocational takes pride, too. in the competency of its staff of business teachers, pictured below. These teachers equip business students with high standards of self-reliance, speed, and accuracy. BUSINESS Top Row: Miss Ida Swensrud, Mr$. Faye Scherieble. Mrs. Luclle Willen. Miss Oretta Stcenerson. Bottom Row: M.ss Dean Kean. Mr. Carl Nelson. Mrs. Theodora Kepple. cm

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Members of the Hotel and Restaurant Training Department contemplate the year's plans with varying deqrcci of anticipation. From left: Miss Marjorie Lee. Related Science: Miss Jane L.ndberg Lunchroom Manager; Mils Gladys K.tchen, Mr. Arthur Niel sen. and Mrs. Mildred Shepard of Hotel and Restaurant Training - and Mr. Gerald Cady Related Science. STRATEGY If good marks you want to get, Just become the teacher's pet. Bring an apple, or maybe a pear— Just to show you really care. And if you use the right technique. You’ll find your marks can be unique. Starting the Day Right! C133 An Apple for the Teacher . . . Seriously, all thought of the old apple polish aside, we think a lot of our teachers. Many of them will stand out in our memories:a few of them will be remembered for their wit and humor, some for their exacting discipline, some for their human understanding, some for their ability to inspire the best in us, and most of them for their conscientious desire to help us fulfill our ambitions. We think of Mr. Dickey, his teasing remarks and his loud bow ties: Mr. Booth and his beanie, singing at our pep fest: and Mr. Arent and his patient kindness with the flag twirlers. Everyone thinks Mrs. Rice is nice and Mrs. Turkington is fun. and Miss Kean is a friend to everyone.