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

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, KVM iff UW M tl ' f AW I , 1 J ,J 31144 of C0l'lf8I'lf5 l HIM f N ' yy Aw l. Introduction ML Q-fl . , f wt my II. School Life fa lf' , Ill. Seniors , I ,W X IV. Activities 1 WM I , JJ t V, Athletics X , fhvffdpt fbigff j,lJJ'I I aj? if .L J I Mtfcl' A l f fl Pgfblf ,?,.f,fifA'lfn7 gf 07.10 acc, X. t MQW I yxiz iii I 'THQ Jiyuogg Q, f J ldf ff y.. I ' ful KE- jkig ig Wee-Aanicg .- ol school ond o symbol. This school hos stood tor over fifty yeors, ci representotive of democrcscy. No toint of prejudice hos ever Touched lvlechonic Arts. Every student hos had on equol chonce to reoch his own personol gool. Whether or not he does so, depends solely upon his ombition, his Willingness to leorn, ond his oloility-not his color, creed, or bonk occount. We who hove come to know ond love so Well these rooms ond hollvvoys, moy be justly proud of our school, for Mech nic Arts is the very spirit ond essence ot true democ oc tl