Washington High School - President Yearbook (St Paul, MN)

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Fen Miss Isabel Nimmis. Mr. Adolph lngfebretson Upper Right. standing: Miss Dorothea Zehnder. Mr. lmvis Elliot. Miss Marjorie Donaldson ' Seated: Miss Ruth Powers. Miss Mary O'Keefe, Miss Marion Schroeder, Mrs. Emma Sanders. Miss Frances Blake LANGUAGE, ENGLISH, AND MATHEMATHCS HE problems on the board may be as easy as pie to the mathematics teachers pictured above, but some of their students feel differently about it. The business-like appearance of these English teachers might mean that they have just finished draw- ing up an M.R. test. Mr. Albert Rother, Miss Elsa Diekinann We just wonder if these language teach- ers were conversing in German before they were asked to pose for this picture. X is an unknown quantity, but it is rapid- ly becoming less of a mystery to the math- ematics pupils pictured at the left. In this German class let's hope that the students are busy declining Ein kalter Winter as the board says they should. As the picture shows, many different types of Shakesperian stages were con- structed while students were studying Eliz- abethian literature.

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lElL.lECTllVlE SUBJECTS HE-SE girls are members of the Library Staff. Under the direction of Miss Anna Guthormsen, they are cataloging the new books donated to the school by the Council. Sitting erect with stomachs in and breathing deeply, this music class is all ready to start a song. The smiling quartet was recruited from Mrs. Betty Prichett's senior chorus class. Left to right let us introduce Maurice McAllister, Lewis Williams, Lillian Guetz, and Grace Weiss. Look out Fran, Louie, and Arthur! Don't drop that Surveyor. Studying publications from other schools aids this journalism class in writing their articles for the Surveyor. By learning the fundamentals of breathing and speech mechanism, these expression students expect to become accomplished speakers and actors under the patient direc- tion of Miss Marion Schroeder. Art students are called upon many times to do printing and poster work for the various organizations. They seem to be busily engaged at some such task at present. Miss Bessie Mulholland or Miss Louise Lietzau is no doubt near to help them.

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