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

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SENIORS JUNIORS - SOPHOMORES The dismissal bell iangles harshly. Halls are vibrant with young life. The classes are passing. You are caught in the current of noise and shuffle. Scrape-scrape-scrapel A multitude of leather soles rasping on rough stone, the vibrant drumming of many voices. Shrill yips clot the surface of the underlying fabric of noise. Behind you a soprano giggle, beginning at sol, ripples lightly to high do. A raucous baritone soars over the heads of the crowd, Hi, Bobl A heavy foot presses firmly on your toe, and the sharp covers of somebody's boolcs press into your baclc. Blood red finger- nails, snowy-tipped, twist round smooth curls-a girl straightening her bright checlcered collar, tallcs loudly to get BilI's attention-you turn your face to avoid a boy's oily blaclc hair. A lofty senior strolls lazily, hands in poclcets. A busy little sophomore hur- ries by muttering his ten lines, his pants legs flapping wildly about his anlcles. Snapl go the red-striped suspenders attached to a laughing junior's plaited trousers. The classes are passing. DRAWING BY FRED KESLIR

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