Minneapolis Vocational High School - Tradewind Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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1963 TRADEWIND l nblished b the Senior Class VOCATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL anti TECHNICAL INSTITUTE i Minneapolis, Minnesota

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New Horizons Our American cities—and our beloved Minneapolis—are alive with change. New ideas, new hopes, new dimensions, new forms are expressed in an architecture which soars into a changing horizon, forcing on us each day an awareness that we face surprises, challenges, and risks in everyday living. This vital spirit is felt in the whole nation. In his State of the Union message in January. President Kennedy said “. . . on a note of hope, we arc not lulled by the . . . somewhat clearer skies above. We know the turbulence that lies below, the storms beyond the horizon. But now the winds of change appear to be blowing more strongly than ever, in the world of Communism as well as in our own. For 175 years we have sailed with those winds at our back, and with the tides of human freedom in our favor . . . Today we still welcome those winds of change ...” As we have spent these years in school, a new world has been growing around us. How much have we learned that we will he able to apply in this new world? How ready are we to mold and shape this expanding world? What kind of world will we pass on to following generations? In this yearbook some of our ambitions, goals, and activities are shown. As we leaf through this book of memories, we might ask ourselves—was our time well spent, on the road to New Horizons? city 3