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

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Keeping up appearances Engineering Staffs Without the services of these gentlemen, we all might have frozen to death during the long, cold winter of 1961-62. We realize how valuable they are to the school, for how else could we have kept our reputation for being so neat and tidy? Morning Engineering Staff from left to right: Mr. Raymond Novock, Mr. Karl Wade. Mr. Louis Wikkin. Mr. Stanley l-enart, Mr. Henry Berg, Mr. Douglas Moore, Mr. Stanley Dahl, and Mr. Jeff Schellcr. MR. STASI.EY LE.XART Chief Engineer. Afternoon Engineering Staff from left to right: Mr. John Buszt.i, Mr. Jaek McKenzie, Mr. Charles Gucrtin, and Mr. Leonard Swanson.

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Seeing to our needs MRS. MARTHA LUND: Librarian; Social Committee; United Fund Committee: Public Affair Committee. A great deal of the librarian ' work goes on behind the cene . Here, .Mrs. Lund begin the day norting newly-arrived reference material. MRS. EVELYN LUNDRLAD: A«»i tant Librarian. Vocational's Li hr ary The library is a familiar stamping ground for all of us and one of the most popular places around mid-term when research is necessary for themes and exams. Our librarians are always there and ready to help us to find any material we need and to suggest many other possible sources of information in the library. Special Service Teachers Miss Christenson and Miss Dietrichson have the special job of working with individual students who have problems either in school or at home. Their offices are always open to anyone who needs understanding and guidance. 12

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 VocationaVs Kitchera Staffs In addition to those students in the Hotel and Restaurant Department who are receiving practical training on the school premises, we have a group of civil sendee personnel who work in those continuing sen-ices which cannot be supplied by students. The student lunchroom staff is supervised by Mrs. Alice Clark, and our tearoom staff operates under the direction of Mrs. Dorothy Glenny. Their success in planning menus and sen-ing meals to numerous groups of visitors, faculty members and students becomes more well-known throughout the city, as satisfied customers advertise Vocational's wares. Pictured are Mrs. Elsie llaltorson, Mrs. Esther Lange, Mrs. Mary Johnson, Mrs. Aurelia Layeux, Mrs. Colette Erickson, and Mrs. Alice Clark. Mrs. Norman Jensen awaits a refill obligingly levered by Dale LoAmlU as she “pours’ for the principals' Christmas tea for staff personnel. Deter Ross prepares meat loaf as Allen Eienson stretches the dough for a pizza. 14