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

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MR THEODORTY ,xdclminidfra fion an The office clock se-Ts The poce of our school. lf iT could Toilk, The clock could Tell of The mon The wolls of This building since iTs esToblishmenT mon eors Y Y 090- Looking bock, The clock begins To smile os iT reviews The evenTs of The posT yeor-homecomin y Things ThoT have Token ploce Wifhin g, winning Tecims, The prom, The opereTTc1, The senior ploy, ond hnolly our colorful commencemenf. To our principol, Mr. E. F. McKee, ond To our ossisTonT principol, Mr. Theodore Solmon, goes The crediT of keeping The numerous oTTo' f ' irs o our complex school sysfem in The besf possible order. pon for friendly, helpful odvice in problems perfoining To The school or iTs personnel. The resT of The ofhce sToFf includes indispensoble Mrs. Eleonor McCool, lvlrs. Lillion Blomsfer, o new oddifion To The force, ond h T e iunior ond senior girls who run The mony erronds n ecessciry To corry on The work of The overcige doy OT school. BoTh of Them con be counfed u e T. MCKE MR, e. SALMON ' T. XJ

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6l,Clfl Miss Mary O'KeeTe and Mrs. Mary Sheehan, Two of our popular English Teachers, Talk over some recenT addiTions To Miss O'Keefe's library. Miss Bessie Mulholland, our arT Teacher, enioys her summer vaca- Tion on her loroTher's Tarm in Iowa. Money is one of Mr. Ralph Bacon's chief inTeresTs as school Treasurer. Gur aThleTic board, Mssrs. John Laclcner, Ed LisTon, Ray PeTerson and Theodore Salmon, geTs a loreaTh of fresh air while our wide- awake phoTographer snaps Them. Uymifl Misses Evelyn Page, Ursula Sweeney, and MargueriTe EllsworTh Take Time ouT from Their Teaching duties To admire a vase of flowers. Page eleven