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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chool N consonance with our theme, the mechanic arts, we have chosen the great beacon light of the airport to symbolize our School. On the opposite page, our artists, Valborg Storlie and Richard Riley, have represented the glorious shaft of light guid- ing the giant airplanes, S-enior, I-unior, S-ophomore. In the mechanical progress of the past few years, the develop- ment of electric lighting has been one of the most important forward steps. The climax of electric lighting is the airport beacon, the guide of the flying machine in the darkness of the night. Our school is our beacon, illumining the thoughts that are dark in our minds. Its teachings cast light on the past and give us a glimpse into the future. Its inspiration guides us, not only now but also in days to come. There is in the spirit of our school something romantic, something beautiful but intangible. Yet it is an influence intensely real and supremely important in our lives. Nothing will linger with us longer than the memories of our high school life, nor shall we ever experience happier days than those we have spent here. In its relation to us, our School is as the beacon to the aviator. VVithout the beacon, the aviator could not follow his true course. Vllithout the inspiration We receive from our School, few of us could lead lives of fullest service. Out of the 'mift into the light, 0 blamed gift of innfr fight! -JOHN MASEFIELD -ELIZABETH PETTIJOHN