Mason City High School - Masonian Yearbook (Mason City, IA)

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TOMMY D. PRIEST-Vice Principal Tommy D. Priest, as vice principal of M.C.H.S., carries her duties through another year with the skill and tol- eration of a truly great builder. She seems to know everyone and shows a deep interest in each. As our friend and advisor, she help.s us through our trials and tribulations and lauds our victories. Miss Priest shall always be associated with our memories of M.C. H.S. R. B. IRONS-Superintendent Though we seldom see him, we are conscious of the fact that Superin- tendent lrons is quietly paving our way by his planning of the education- al program. Under his careful guid- ance Mason City schools find a place in the sun. We find few occasions to thank him so we shall take this oppor- tunity to express our gratitude. ALICE HARTY--Office Clerk It is difficult to say how indispens- able a person in Alice Harty's position is to our daily school life. Besides be- ing a top-notch secretary she must run a general information bureau for the entire school. Alice has certainly more than filled this order.

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PRINCIPAL JAMES RAE According to President Garfield, the essentials for a successful educational institution are receptive students a-nd capable instructors. This is brought out forcefully in his often quoted statement: A log with a student at one end and Mark Hopkins at the other is my ideal college. Students must evidence a willingness to receive instructions by active ef- forts to assimilate presented material and teachers must establish confidence in their preparation and facility to impart subject content. Mason City has always stood ready to improve on Garfield's log by furnish- ing modern up-to-date buildings and equipment. As teachers and students let us return dividends to our community on its investment.

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