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

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lasses S soon as man emerged from his cave he began to build: a hut, a Great Wall, a pyramid, a Coliseum, an Empire State skyscraper. The spirit of the architect belongs to him who seeks knowledge, who strives for progress. Thus build- ing has always been the symbol of learning, of growth in body, mind, and spirit. Our high school Classes, therefore, we represent as structures nearing completion, the senior, the junior, and the sophomore being the master builders. On the opposite page, our artist, David Quail, has used buildings to symbolize Classes. life are all blind until we .ref That in tha human plan Nothing if worth the making if It don not make the man. llfhy build these citief gloriouf If man unbuildfd gun? In vain aff build the world unlexf The builder also gT0wJ.,, EDWIN NIARKHAM. '4MARIAN KASK.

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, .,.' Q, ,,k',. .5 N . I QQQQ i R C we -A1 A'Q tii .ass s R r M, . 'WW I , ,masmvx -' Q SENIOR REPRESENTATIVES A FOURTH Row: Wallare Rossbaek, Marvin Smith, Clyde Kehno, Tryon Bull, Genevieve Lauer, Catherine Drum, Caroline Smart, Clark Abrahamson. TEIIRD Row: James Goar, Florence Hardy, Joe Woodley, .lc-rrv Laure, Ed Simpson, Eldridge Travers, Sam Cooper, Englcbcrt DeWitt. SECOED R831 George Reiter, Zellmond Deverell, Don Blellurohy, Barbara Hill, George Cox, Clyde Hardwick, on asc. Fmsr Row: Charles Finnegan, Miss Frances Ek, rfliiss adviser, Annette Sigmundik, Marjorie Arthur, Marion Kask, segretiifyg .Ion Hennessy, vice-president, John Arneson, president, Robert Mt-Menz-my, treasurer, Robert Con- ra 1, ay .ect A senior representative is selected by each English VII or VIII class to serve as a link between the pupils of the various classes. These representatives at their meetings with their advisor, Miss Frances Ek, transmit the wishes of their individual class. Important matters are decided by the classes themselves by means of a vote. Among the many enterprises conducted by the senior representatives were the sale of senior play tickets, the engineering of the very successful penny collection, the choice of a class photographer, appointment of an official jeweler, and the selection of many important committees. The Seniors were guests at a marvelous prom given by the Junior Class on Thursday evening, May 19, in the school gymnasium. Ring and Pin Committee: John Arnesen, Joe Hennessy, Nlarion Kask, Robert McMenemy, Paul Ristau. Picture Committee: John Arnesen, Robert iVIcNIenemy, lN'Iarion Kask, Joe Hennessy, Paul Ristau. Announcement: John Arnesen, Lorraine Frawley, Nlarion Kask, Robert lNIcKIenemy, Joe Hennessy. Spring Frolic: Tryon Bull, Joe Hennessy, John Arnesen, Robert Klchlenemy, Paul Ristau. Flower Committee: John Arnesen, Niarguerite Buelow, Augusta Finberg, Joseph Hennessy, Robert NIcNIenemy, Iiorraine Frawley. Diploma Committee: 1. Niarion Kask 2. lN'Iarguerite Buelow 3. Lorraine Frawley Seating Arrangment Committee: 1. hir. Raymond 2. John Arnesen 3. Robert NIclX'Ienemy Pagf Twenty-two