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

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DICATIO The death of Sid Foster on October 8, 1944 was a shocking blow to those of us who were familiar with his career in Athletics at Occidental College, Manual Arts and throughout Southern California. His long and successful career at Manual Arts dated from 1917 to 1948. From 1912 to 1915 he was a great all around athlete at Occidental, without a doubt, he was the great- ets all around athlete in the history of Occidental College. Mr. Foster became head coach at Manual Arts in 1917. In the same year his football team won City, Southern California, and State Champion- ships also, city champions of 1921 and 1923. His track team also took City Champions. He was known as one of the best authorities on track and field in the Nation. He was active in sports until his death. In 1932, he was in charge of the Olympic Games at the Coliseum. He was instrumental in attending many of the excellent athletic facilities which we now enjoy, he also found the first Toiler Club. He loved Manual. His accomplishments were so outstand- ing that his name shall live with the Toilers as long as the school is in operation. COACH JAMES BLEWITI'

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MR. FLOYD HONN Principal administration MR. STUART STENGEL MRS. EVELYN D. SMITH Boys Vice Principal Girls Vice Principal MISS VERA FISHER MISS MARJORIE MILLER MISS NANCE O'NEAL MRS. OLIVE GREGG MRS. JUNE PETERSON Nurse Registrar Librarian Counselor Counselor