St Louis Park High School - Echowan Yearbook (St Louis Park, MN)

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MR. ROBERT E. SCOTT Superintendent of Schools

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 DEDICATION To the molder of men and the maker of character and champion football teams, we dedicate this 1931 Echowan to Coach Nemec, and to the Lake District Champions.

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T HE 19 3 1 EC H O W A N ACHIEVEMENT HIS class has won distinction for itself, its members, and the high school. They have excelled any former class in speech, dramatics, and declamation. Five of the senior class starred in our champion football team. Theirs has been a spirit of cooperation, friendliness, and success. The class motto, “100% in Everything” has been a fine aim. No member expected to reach this goal but the attempts to reach it have been stimulating and worth while. Events, difficulties, and examinations of this school year will seem like child’s play when looked back upon by these same class members in the future. But this excellent book will always remind the students of the interesting friendships and happenings occurring this year. Each individual member of this class of 1931 owes it to himself to succeed in his chosen line. Thus, will achievement and worthy praise come to our beloved school and community. It is true that for some villages or communities it is a regular thing for its young people to go to college, to enter upon higher and more important achievements. From these communities come our noted men and women. They are the doers and achievers. Other communities are always backward; the people seem to have no bright hopes or high aspirations for themselves or their children. The point is for all the class to carry on with the class motto, “100% in Everything” and it will finally bring success, honor, and happiness, individually and collectively. There is work of service for each one to do. The sooner each class member finds his chosen niche, the happier he will be. The results will then begin to pile up in favor of the individual and community and the state. Congratulations and success to all. Robert E. Scott, Superintendent.