Mechanic Arts High School - M Yearbook (St Paul, MN)

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E M JUNE, 1925 ABRAMOVITZ, S. FRANCES COMMERCIAL Crowley Minnesota Girls' Cogwheel Club G. A. A. Girls' Basketball Team Honor Roll ACKERMAN. ARVIE COLLEGE PREP Gaultier Minnesota ACKERMANN. MARCUS COLLEGE PREP Cretin Minnesota Orchestra Room Captain AKER. IRENE COLLEGE PREP Whittier Minnesota Honor Roll ALLEN. BARBARA COMMERCIAL Madison Minnesota APPLEBAUM, VVILLIAM COLLEGE PREP Louis and Clark High School Russia Student Council Constitutional Committee ARNOLD, ADELINE COMMERCIAL Jackson Minnesota AUSTIN, J. MAURICE GENERAL Neill Minnesota Robin Hood Class Representative Delegate to Student Counril it

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JUNE, 1925 T H E M 257 a leader in an earlier time. And John, twin in the House of Roe, was chosen to aid him. And they named for recorder, Clara, daugh- ter of the House of Tyler. Even as they had chosen females before. And Robert, whose surname is Mueller, became keeper of the mint. Moreover, it came to pass, that a great feast was held. And, behold, the guests were those who had won glory in the field of battle. And these were football victors. Now, it came to pass, that Dulcy, a comic drama, was given for those who gath- ered together in the great hall of diversion. And this was on the fourth and fifth days of the twelfth month of that year of our Lord. And, lo, victory was theirs. For they were guided on the way by a wise teacher. And, behold, she was Eleanora, daughter of the House of Deem. And it came to pass that, out of the spoils won by their labor, a marvelous soft curtain was bought. And it was hung in the great hall. And it was very needful. Now, in the fourth month of the year of our Lord, 1925, on the twenty-eighth day thereof, the names of them who had merit in their studies were announced. And this was done by Dietrich, whose surname is Lange. And a gift of the day was given unto the seniors. In due time it came to pass that there was much dancing and merrymaking to the joy- ful playing of harps and cymbals, of timbrels and trumpets. And, lo, the seniors were in- deed the delighted guests of their younger brethren, the juniors. And it has come to pass that these Chronicles must end. For a great and over- whelming grief fills the hearts of the seniors. For, lo, their days in this temple of learning are ended. After High School The big question which, as graduation draws near, confronts each senior is, after high school, what? Shall I go to work or, shall I go to college? Some people will decide in favor of going to work after high school. This group is small. Those who make this decision begin with a handicap. They start out with half- formed ideas, with a training which, although it is very valuable, is little more than ele- mentary. Competition in all professions and vocations is growing more and more keen. Only the well equipped can succeed. The other group, the majority it is hoped, will go to college. These people will begin their work four years later, more experienced, fitted for some definite work. They will have had time to find themselves, and to clarify their purposes and ideas. More people go to college each year for a college education is available to everyone. No person is too poor-only a will to succeed is necessary. SENIORS-NVe wish you success. , e 'ez . , H' W t, . J -,x!nf,. 7 1 -' 'I r I-w.

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JUNE, 1925 T H E BALDWIN, JOHN GENERAL Ames Nebraska Golf Team ' BENNETT, CLIFFORD COLLEGE PREP Gaultier Minnesota Honor Roll BENSON, A. STANLEY GENERAL Black River Falls, Wisconsin High School Wisconsin BERNICK, RUTH COLLEGE PREP McKinley Minnesota Class Representative Honor Roll BILBEN, FERN L. COLLEGE PREP Central High School of Crookston Minnesota Pipers Pay Student Council Committee Junior Representative Daley Honor Roll BJORKLUND, ALDEN COLLEGE PREP Como Park Minnesota Daley Delegate to Student Council BLACK, MARVEL GENERAL Public School I New York City North Dakota BLACKMUN, HARRY A. COLLEGE PREP Van Buren Illinois President Senior Class Vice-President Sophomore Class Manager Swimming Team, 1925 Junior-Senior Story Contest, 1924 Hi-Y Club St. Paul District, Constitutional Contest, 1924 Honor Roll