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

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AN APPRECIATION + We, the class of 1934, wish to show our appreciation to Mr. Douglas K. Baldwin, 1215, first editor of our M , and now assist- ant secretary of the State Fair Board, for his helpful suggestions and willingness to cooperate in the making of this volume of the yearbook. Through his interest We are able to commemorate the seventy-fifth anni- versary of the state fair and to secure pic- tures in accordance with that theme.

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stand was present. America Marches On , the gigantic fireworks display held at night, awed the people as itddid every night all during the exposition. The Horse Show was well attended with a large representation and more show- manship than had ever previously been displayed. The Midway with its thrills and enchantments held huge crowds spellbound. So the fair will pass from generation to generation, finding new thrills and progressing with the time, never quite finding the ideal of perfection, but always giving to the people of our state the utmost in entertainment. af W Af Z V . mf, -wg A wi H ' A x 1. ,,,,

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DEDICATION + Every state fair must have its parade, and every parade must have a staunch leader. As our leader this year it was an easy matter to choose Emmet A. Ray- mond. It is he who has given to us a deep apprecia- tion of the finest in musicg Whose high idealism and principles have guided usg who has always demon- strated a willingness to cooperate in all our projectsg who through untiring effort has placed our name highg who has been patient with us in our errors and mis- takes and has a Word of praise for our successesg who at all times has been an example for us of strong, vig- orous manhoodg and who has always been our sincere friend. So with deep appreciation, We fittingly dedi- cate this volume of the HM.