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

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With such efficient clerks as Mrs. Eleanor McCool and Miss Mildred Ericcson in the office, what chance have skippers ? We ask you! Kindly advice by the dean of girls, Miss Elsa Diekmann, has set many a girl on the right path. Always willing to find that ref- erence book for you is Miss Anna Guthorrnsen, librarian. It may seem strange now, but Miss Margaret Curtis, nurse, treat- ed many cases of frostbite last winter. Preparation of appetizing food for faculty and students is under the guidance of Mrs. Alma Lund- gren. Custodian of the building, Mr. Nick Stadtfeld, views the engine room and smiles, for he sees things running smoothly.

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Athletic proficiency of boys and girls taking gym may be attributed to Miss Ruby lane Reinhardt and Mr. Harry Nelson. Explaining factoring, equations, and geometrical figures is the work of Miss Isabel Nimis and Mr. Adolf Ingebretson. Mr. Albert Bother, French teach- er, Miss Elsa Diekmann, German teacher, and Miss Dorothea Zehnder, Latin instructor, try to woo us away from the good old English language. Temporary producer of pain, Dr. E. I. Lorentzen, school dentist, by his craftsmanship removes the cause of recurring pain. Solving problems on the board is the pleasant l?l diversion of these students. After conjugating verbs at the board, one is less likely to make mistakes, we hope! 1 A W., Qeggf? s 'if