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

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CONTENTS l. School ll. Classes lll. Clubs IV. Athletics V. Magazine Secicion U1 L3FVp?k7'AG V1 li

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oreword ECHANIC ARTS! A seer indeed was George VVeitbrecht, that wise and companionable educator who bestowed the name lVlechanic Artsw upon our school together with the legacy of a cherished memory that shall never die. His prediction of a mechanized industry has become reality, his firm stand for the right training of its future leaders has been justified. ln our few short years under the magic influence of hflechanic Arts, we have observed the swift advance of mankind in the field of mechanical progress. The various branches of this recent mechanical development may be aptly likened to those of our own high school organization. Our School itself may be portrayed as a flashing beacon- light piercing the darkness of ignorance and misunderstanding: the Classes, as towering skyscrapers soaring upward into an ethereal realm, the Clubs, as swiftly coursing radio. Athletics may be compared to the silver screen with its picturing of the struggle for these wonders of an unconquerable civilizationg the Nlagazine Section, to meteoric aviation, with the surge of rhythmic power and speed. With forgiveable pride we may point to the role which hflechanic Arts has played in this inspiring progression. Its name has been blazoned on the pinnacles of achievement as being that of a school whose power for fearless and constructive leadership is nowhere excelled. VVe proudly present to you this yearbook with the sincere desire that it may be for you the treasured symbol of a happy sojourn within the walls of this, our School. -ROBERT LOUIS ANDERSON.

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