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

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'l vffi. . ' ' .xx v Wd, 4 KI1-,lx flglw :gk - 1. . .' ' Day Would Never End . . f l 1 A Bock row: Burton, Schwietz, Drcxpinslci, Cuirl, Bellcimy, Cleland, Toenslnq, Schmitz, Mi lgus, Mosnei, Oqien, Weichnlun. Third row: Chiisnonson, Lockwood, lfreiiclcs, Molton, Ross, Sxxnnlcns, Terrell, llotztieisti-i, Zietltiw, Niuolcxus. Second row: Stoltz, Mclseun, Peters, McKenzie, McCumnion, Skillinqs, Spalding, Bodsqddrd, Nelson, Vtxssui, Hcxcknirm, Reutler, Frey. Ftozxt low: Moehn, Meers, Coffman, Newman, McDonald, Vv'cnt:non, Mueller, C'Jstlu:i:l, Waziztirgg, Granger, Mueller, Paul, Bessemer, THE PRIDE OE THE SCHCDQL Cdri't you see tholt l wdnt CI little more volume there? Go hook to letter F. The Choir is procticinq . . . Result . . . titty public pertorindnces, finished, are tistic, always delightful. . lN SHACK C DUEHXIG SECQND PEEKDD Pig

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I Without aa Song . . . the Back row: Lee, Weibel, Crichton, Ludes, Enqen, Steinbach, Moreland, Reber, Ludinqton, Erickson, Conradi. Third row: Markuson, Ormas, Warren, Swodberq, Plurnbo, Weigel, Mueller, Steinberg, Hanimar, Iackson, Vitott, Iaftrey, Bernat, Second row: Iohnson, Blaney, Ammeter, Nelson, Solberg, Neuendort, Hadler, Connell, Libby, Anderson, Bye, Cairl, Loberman. X Front row: Orr, Appleton, Raebiq, McCawley, White, Fletcher, Kosek, Iohnson, Lanners, Chandler, Peterson, Henderson, Peters. ' I MECHANIC ARTS CHOIR . HE stick waves about, a hundred eyes follow, the bass booms, the tenor strains tor a Bb, the soprano shrieks beautifully. But, no! the stick comes down insistently on the wohbly stand, demanding silence while its wielder aently reprimands the altos for not reading his handsfor his mind. AND SC THE CHOIR . Page 24

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Third period! Shack C . . the toot of horns . . . the squeak of clarinets and saxophones, the sawing of violins, the drone of bass viols ,... sometimes the band . . . sometimes the orchestra . . . Led by Don Lee twirlina his baton, the band marches . . . At the Shrine Circus, at the Winter Carnival, at the School Police picnic, at assemblies, and at concerts . . . blue and White uniforms, gleaming instruments, familiar sounds of martial mu- sic quicken pulses and set feet tapping . . . At the Senior Class Playe- at the Christmas festival-at the Memorial Day observance Cmore formal func- tionsl, the softer tones, the sweeter strains of classical music from the orchestra. Page 26