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

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Page Twenty-Iwo 2 .xdcfiuifiea Activities are as numerous at MA as the classes taught. These activities are held both in the class room and out, they break the school routine and give the students not only one opportunity to develop their talents, but also a chance to work together and get greater enjoyment out of school. Knowledge of different subjects and development of leadership abilities are brought forth through activities. Students who may some day be journal- ists, scientists, or professional people may obtain their start in these activities. The music and speech departments not only entertain the school but develop their own knowledge of the activity. While the Student Council and class representatives act as mediators between the students and the faculty and guide the students through their four years at MA, they obtain leadership qualities that will help them in the future. These activities present many events that highlight the school year. Such events include: Homecoming with its football game and splendid dance, Sno-Day with dance and frolic in the snow, the operetta which this year was 'Mikado,' and the plays and assemblies we all enjoyed. Throughout the year activities play a major role in school life.

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