Technical High School - Techoes Yearbook (St Cloud, MN)

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DEDICATED TCD GUI? PARENTS WE dedicate this, our Techoes of 1932, to our parents, whose pioneer- ing has led to the establishment of a city and a school where all nation- alities and races are equally recog- nized and respectedfwhose foresight has brought us over the threshold of secondary education and provided us with a horizon, both broad and cosmopolitan.

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Foreword THROUGH the use of the theme, Our Cosmo- politan School , the class of 1932 has attempted to make this book one which is representative of the past year and one that will serve as a pleasant and useful record of our high school days. Because of the diversification of nationalities in the high school, we have endeavored to present clearly those superior qualities of each predominat- ing branch of the White race represented: the Italic, the Teutonic, the Slavic, the Celtic, and the Semitic. Foreign ambassadors and consulates of the world have voiced their written encouragements of the theme of our book. They have not only recog- nized the value of recalling to mind the characteris- tics typical of individual nationalities, but they have perceived that such a theme would achieve another great step toward the fulfillment of that national ideal of establishing permanently a kindly under- standing between all peoples.