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

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NEW READING AIDS are being used by thoso studonts in Mrs. Soleen's special class for developing reading skills. MRS. ANITA SELEEN: Remedial Reading; Social CommiMoo. JUNIOR HIGH VISITORS were pleasantly introduced to our extracurricular activities by this group of Turnor studonts who skillfully presented a half hour of stago fun twico weekly during tho early winter months. MRS. ELEANORE PASSON: Speoch Correction, Wo share Mrs. Passon with Marshall and Lincoln Junior High. On tho days we are lucky to have her, she is scheduled in Room 309 for special appointments with Vocational studonts. MR. OSCAR WAHL: English 10; Fiftioth Anniversary Committee. MRS. GLORIA SAWAl: English I; Publicity Committee. MRS. KATHERINE RICE: Eng-lish 10: Fiftieth Anniversary Committeo. MRS. GRACE TEETER: English 11; Craftsman: Tradowind. 17

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MR. ROBERT TURNER Department Head: Drama Workshop: English 10. II; Auditorium Committee; Director of Plays. MRS. ELEANOR BYRNE: English 12; College Prep; Technical Writing. I MISS EVELYN EDBLOM: Eng-lish; History: Social Committee; Sponsor for Junior Red Cross: Open House Committee. English NEW THIS YEAR: 1. A College Prep course with Mrs. Eleanor Byrne introducing seniors to the fool of college English. 2. The Craftsman and Tradewind staffs joined into a Publications staff under the advisership of Mrs. Grace Teoter. 3. Mrs. Beverly Jacoby, Mrs. Gloria Sawai, and Mrs. Truly Lachaw joined the department, and Miss Bernico Eich and Miss Mildred Fisk retired. Students not interested in the special English equivalents—Publications, Radio Workshop—automatically take basic communications and world literature in their senior year. MISS ODEGARD explains the day's assignment to one of her English classes. MRS. BEVERLY J. JACOBY: English; Publicity Committee. MR. DAVID JOHNSON: Eng-llsh 12: Social Committee. MRS. TRULY LATCHAW: English 11. MISS ALICE ODEGARD: Eng. lish 10. 16

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MR. ARTHUR LINDMAN: Modern Problems: Adviser. Student Council; Alumni Committee. MR. MILO SWEEN: U. S. History; Cross Country Coach; Fiftieth Anniversary Committee. MR. CHESTER JANASZ: Mod-ern Problems; U. S. History: Asst. Football Coach; Publicity Committee. MR. VERNON FIEDLER: U. S. History: Coacb for Sophomore Football. Baseball. Basketball. MR. GERRY CADY: History: Coach for Football. Wrsetlinq and Tract. MISS JEAN HUNTOON: Department Head: Modern Problems: Staff Council; Fiftieth Anniversary Committee. Social Studies Who will ever forget the outlining done in Mr. Sween's class? Or being put on trial in Mr. lindman's? Everything from the Battle of Bunker Hill to tho stock market is covered in Social Studies. Tho students' first touch of this department comes in their junior year, when U. S. History is the requirement. As seniors in Modern Problems, students learn the intricate workings of the American government, and how to fill out income tax forms, too! On alternating Tuesdays the U. S. History and Modern Problems classes attend movies in the Radio Theater. For an extra activity, seniors may attend mock trials as jurors at the University of Minnesota. LINDA PIERSON •ipUint way back -h « to Mr. Swoons U. S. History dan. 18