Mankato High School - Otaknam Yearbook (Mankato, MN)

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Uaaifaiz ez .MM .Amend .gfrfn M 's::4:a::f: f21:'Q35,:4l , N . , M A-Zia-I - h '3' .,.. U X KYWARD HO! Aviation is a young industry calling for vision, courage, and sturdy character. It has grown into a profession wherein the finest of men find an outlet for enthusiasm and fortitude, and where the reward for work well done is high indeed. In school, as in the art of fiying, there is an atmosphere of adventure and striving for rewardg there is an oppor- tunity to show leadership and valor. For these reasons, we have chosen for this Otaknam a theme of aviation. ONTACT! The student, or air cadet, piloting his own ship, begins his journey through high school. Beacons pierce the darkness to steer him through fog and night to a safe landing. These beams are repre- sentative of the administration. After having learned to man his craft, the pilot turns his attention to formations and different activities, maneuvers requir- ing added skill and time. Power behind the plane- character, skill, and stamina-represents the athletic section of this book. Happy Landings is symbolic of fun and parties, as portrayed in the feature section. T is our aim that this book preserve for the senior many pleasant memories of his flight through Mankato High School during three short, busy, happy years.