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

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A I K' 1 . . -:Q- 3 Q Ji nw o, f l fi ,J You Must Climb lt is important to look into the past, to note the progress which has been made and to profit by the mistakes and the progressive steps which have been taken. Having done this, it is essential that you evaluate the past in such a way that it will enable you to continue the climb which will make possible for you to play an important part on the world stage of tomorrow. The role which you are going to be asked to play is a most serious one. lt is only by giving to the fullest extent of your talents that you will be able to continue in the show which has been purchased for you and paid for at a price. Liberty as you would like to have it in the American Way of Living can be possessed by you only it you climb to meet the challenge ot the times. Youth, this is the second time in this century that you have had the opportunity ot meeting the challenge of preserving the peace and happiness ot a tree world. lt you tail to accept the challenge this time, you will be going down the ladder not up. Climb, and may the grace of God be with you. LAWRENCE SHEPOISER, Superintendent ot Schools Page 7

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Miss HELEN FULLERTON, MR. HAROLD J. SNYDER, GIRL'S ADVISOR PRINCIPAL Goodbye Seniors. You come to us three years ago as care free school children. You are now about to assume the responsibilities of adulthood. May the knowledge and wisdom acquired in M. C. H. S. help you to live usefully and happily in the days that lie ahead. To the individuals, and to those groups of individuals, who have worked and played together cooperatively is assigned the credit for a successful year. Present under clossmen, will, l am sure, carry on the class of '48 ---onward and upward. Board ol Education MR. P. O. BRUNSVOLD, BOY'S ADVISOR Congratulations to the Mason' ian staff. We thank you for such a fine yearbook. lt will enable all of us to keep alive memories of the i947-i948 school year. Left to right: J. Decker, F. J. Olson, R. L. Clough, B. L. Main, Dr. George Crabb, R. Zack, C, Amen, H. O'Leary, L. Shepoiser. Page 8