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--- Four -1- Prologue THE 1936-'37 MIRROR'l greets you in new dress, with many new ideas, and with some old ones in disguised form and asks you to share with us our joys and sorrows, our successes and failures, and our achievements of the past year. While these pages will primarily set forth a record of the events of the school year, they will also include, through pictures, writing, and handwork, a tribute to our city, Peoria. - You will find here not only student actors, but faculty, parents, school board, and friends playing their parts to make this book living history with scenes from school, home, field, track, forest, and fioor. Our Mirror reflects in its face the achievements of all interested in Man- ual, who have worked together with the spirit of cooperation arising from a deep interest in our school. Each department has prepared its share of material in the construction of our year book. Languages, mathematics, athletics, shops, labora- tories, stage, office, commercial classes, history, home management, sewing, geog- raphy, art, science, all have contributed their best. From these we can read of successes, achievements, and progress, not only of individuals but also of groups and departments. Into these pages the love of beauty enters in large measure. Upon the entering Sophomores will be shed the light of inspiration from its pages, which will glow so brightly that they will grasp opportunities and meet with joyous determination all challenges that present themselves as standards to equal or surpass. The motive is to develop in young people the powers which they possess to do things. This unfolding in youth is the process of true education which fits them for life with its responsibilities of manhood and citizenship. They learn the joy and lessons of cooperation and of sharing mutual interests. Thus has developed this book which is presented to you as the Mirror of 1936-'37. '
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nk F' .ui MANUAL TRAINING HIGH SCHOOL Manual! Her place in the community has been attained by high ideals and a democratic spirit, which have ever been sought and highly cherished throughout the years of her existence. ' . ' A 1. A 1. -
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