Southwest High School - Wagistanian Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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MRS. MAGNUSSON Junior and Senior High life, despite their individual differences, are similar in one respect—they both pose problems which require outside help to solve. This year we welcome Mrs. Magnusson as our new Junior High Counselor. Special Services MRS. CHAPMAN Once a week, our speech teacher comes to Southwest to assist those students who need extra help in this respect. Mrs. Chapman’s sincere interest in the problems of her students has won many friends. MRS. HENRICKSEN Southwest is one of the few schools in the city which has a special service teacher. Her duties are to assist the school in handling cases of discipline beyond the scope of the classroom. Mrs. Henricksen, our S.S.T., also serves us very capably as the School Nurse. Faculty Council 8

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Assistant Principal As boys’ counselor and advisor to ' Y, Mr. Warner is possibly one of the busiest members of the faculty, yet he always has time to give his expert sel. For those of us who are not acquainted with at least one of the many duties of Mr. Straiton, our only personal contact with him would seem to be in the form of a warm smile and a friendly greeting. However, we are all in constant contact with the products of his hard work. As Assistant Principal, the man behind the scenes, he has proved himself to be a devoted member of the Southwest community, a capable advisor to Mr. Classon, and a friend to all whose privilege it is to know Girls’ Counselor It is a commonly accepted truth that the least likely place to find Miss Brinley is in her office. This is easily explained by the deep interest she has in problems. 0 her girls and their 7

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 CLERKS—Mrs. G. McArcHe, Mrs. V. ChristcnsenJ I Mrs. M. Carlson The Competent C’s Chief Clerk BERTHA GORDO COOKS—Mrs. H. Carlson. Mrs. S. Salisbury, Mrs. F. Enger. Mrs. M. Krueger. Manager: Mrs. M. Conner. Helen Worwa. Mrs. S. Olson. Mrs. R. Hanson. Mrs. E. Torrance. 9