Manual Arts High School - Artisan Yearbook (Los Angeles, CA)

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Commercial Club The Commercial Club, commonly known as the Dollar Marks is purely a social club. All persons who have worked in the Student Body office of this school are eligible for membership. The good times that this club have had are numerous, a few of them were hay rides, a l'lallowe'en party, and various other social activities. Altho this club is very inconspicuous, the spirit of the students and teachers interested in it is worthy of mention. Stage Crew Ar the first glance at this bunch one might think that they were dangerous. But don't be alarmedg they only wear these clothes when they are behind the scenes. These are the husky ones who paint the stage floors, pull the curtains, and make all the noise between the acts. The fellow with the derby is the most important, yet the poorest worker. l-le's the manager. Folks have to cultivate the habit of being very nice to this particular fellow if they Want to put on a successful production. , Auditorium Committee It is due to the Aud. Committee that the recent systematic set- ing of the students was installed. Saddler inaugurated this system. When he was obliged to leave school, Crawford was placed in charge. il' he order and dispatch with which the near mobs are now handled has never before been equaled.

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Commercial Club Officers Ronald Lewis, Pres. Elsie Angel, V. Pres. . Louis Ballenger, Sec. and Treas

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Stage Crew Auditorium Committee