Montevideo High School - Purple Gold Yearbook (Montevideo, MN)

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f-7 7 ' ' ' ' K Foreword As to factual content, our yearbook has for its primary purpose the portrayal of the school year's activities. The Mohischan of 1931 presents to you in Summary form the essence of Montevideo High Schoo1's organization and achievement for the past year, in the hope that the book will become a cherished repository of happy memories. Because education is the tool wherewith progress works, our theme is the modern viewpoint, which in its finest aspect we take to mean the renewed realization and application of age-old humanitarian principles. V

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The Mohischan I 93 I ll ll S ll We wish to show that the pupil of today has in him the capacity, and before him the unparalled opportunity, to do pioneer work. The America of today is the product of what we might, for want of a more precise term, call industrialism, building on a physical base of untold wealth. In the last generation, the greatest indus- trial strides in the history of the world have been stepped off by the seven-league boots of American business. tfbnliuucd on next 11215591 THE SENIOR CLASS honors JEANETTE SWENSON as the student submitting the winning name HMOHISCHANH for the school yearbook 1 l V

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The Nlohischan l 93 I ,il The result is a nation rich beyond former dreams, swarming with motor cars, inundated with baths, and swaddled - - half of it, for a portion of the year - -in fur coats. Our manufactures and our coin- merce lead the world, and our agriculture has to its own detri- ment out-distanced the consuming powers of its markets. A rich nation, indeed, but we put it to you, a nation which is a husky young adolescent among nations, muscular, mechanically skilled, but u.ndeveloped mentally and spiritually. Qffoniinued on next pagcj Published By SENIOR CLASS 1931 Montefuideo High, School V