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

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We're all in our places ... Twj School Stufjjj Keeping track of some 1400 students from 8:20 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. can be quite a job. Ask anyone down in the office about how busy they are. Better yet, don't disturb them again — just glance at their desks and the mountains of paper work will scare you. MRS. NOREEN STIEHM: Administration Aide. OFFICE STAFF: Mrs. Jacquclin Hunter. Mrs. Millie lukonen. Miss Mai Berg, Mrs. Nyla McCue, Mrs. Alice McLaughlin, Mrs. Betty Webster, Mrs. Noreen Stiehm. Mrs. Bea Conley. A full-time staff is required to keep the school running efficiently and these women do a marvelous job. All of the brass need secretaries and the secretaries need assistants and often times students are asked to help in some of the routine work. Walking into the office is cheerful because everyone always greets you with a smile. Our girls deserve an extra pat on the back! 10

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Special Swim taxlm MISS MARGARET CHRISTENSON: Stoff Council; Choirmon of Heolth Committee; Civil Defen»e. Fred Rogers receives speciol core ond otfention from Mrs. Christenson. Mrs. Brondhorst offers o bit of advice to Shoron Wincek. What is a Special Service Teocher? She is a nurse, but a nurse with many responsi-bilities which make her dedicated life more involved. Hers is the decision whether or not to send a student home or to keep him here despite his painful plea. She gives assistance in many forms, os a nurse, counselor, and a friend. These she gives out willingly and freely to all students who want and need her help. Students with difficult problems may receive special guidance that is fitted to their individual needs from the Special Service Teacher, also. MRS. VIOLET E. BRANDHORST: Staff Council; Heolth Committee. 9

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EVENING school M F INVEST AN EVENING IN YOUR FUTURE registration JAM 25 26 27 % jlt School The world of learning never ceases —it goes on day and night. Such is the story at Vocational. All of the jumpy and exuberant high schooler's leave at three and a completely different, more businesslike, atmosphere appears in the evening. Night school offers a course of interest to anyone desiring added knowledge. It may be the hobbyist who wants to know new and advanced techniques, or a person who wonts further training in order to advance his job. You con imagine the variety offered from among 155 different courses. Although no academic credit is given, a certificate of attendance is awarded upon completion of the term. To qualify for night school, a person must be at least sixteen yeors of age and not already attending school. NIGHT STAFF: Mr. Glen Jadwin, Mrs. Genevieve Mourer, Mr . Ann Falkum, Mr. Armoi Pelio, Mr. lou Derby, Mr . Ermo Andrew . Mi» Donna Greene. Mr . Mel Monkowiki, Mr Dale Dovidton. MR. GLEN JADWlN: Assistant Principal