West High School - Hesperian Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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 (3) ■DC X HS X -Administration SUPERINTENDENT B. B. JACKSON. IS Page seventeen

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We leave by the REAR DOOR— —an l view the site of the future WEST HIGH ATHLETIC STADIUM. After all. it's the “same old school. •a -■J 1‘age sixteen

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0t= WHS X RH MR. JOHN H. COOK Mr. John II. Cook lias announced his intention to leave the Minneapolis schools at the end of the current year. Mr. Cook has devoted himself to the teaching of natural science; he came to this city when it was possible for one man to take care of all the branches of his subject that were taught in one high school. He. of late years, lias confined his work to physics. It is due to Mr. Cook that the first wireless stations were erected in this city, first at South High then at West. To his inspiration and leadership also, the school system owes the Engineers’ clubs found in all high schools of the city. These organizations of enthusiastic boys, with the high place taken, as a result, in government service in aviation, and in wireless stations, by West graduates, call forth a strong feeling of gratitude to the man who made such work possible. Mr. Cook takes with him to California, the high esteem of all his West High associates, both young and old. SC Page eighteen