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

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Larry Young SENIORS NOT PICTURED Diane Allen Elizabeth Ann Baldwin Donald R Bennett Sandra Branch Albert Alfonso Cade Ulysses Randolph Castleberry Robert Lewis Charles Janet Yvonne Cofield Ivy Jean Colbert Howard Cooper Ronnie Neal Croxton David Alfred Daines Jacqueline Marryann Daniel Harvey Leon Davis Robert Dean Jr Rosalie Rebecca Diaz Jerridine Drake Ronald Warren EUard Thomas Ray Frierson Frederick Garcia Jr Wright Garner Jr Roy Lee Greene Mario Vincent Grizzelle Billy Ray Handy James Edward Hollingquest Kermit W Houston Ken Ito Donald Jackson Joseph Lee Jackson Leon Johnson Wilford Norman King Jr Columbus Mackey Jr Randy Mar Eiji David Masuyama Evelyn E Mizukami James Eugene Moore Billy Lee Murray Cornelius McCoy Larry Steven McCrory Sherre L McNeil Gerry S Nagamoto Sachiye Lily Okamoto Nancy Naomi Ota Alberta Patterson Ronald Stephen Phyall Howard Dennis Plummer Emma Quevedo Johnnie Mae Reed Marguerita Luana Robinson David H Solomon Donald Eugene Sylvan Anges De lores Trahan Oscar Weathersby Jr Carver Wliite Julian Earl Williams Sherilyn Annette Wilson Cary Young Earnest James Zeigler

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m Raul Vazquez Patricia Cecelia Vines Joniue Louise Wade Dorothy Walker rs ;y Gene Walton Jacqueline Sandra Wanza Michele Denise Washington Dorrisean Watson W lene Williams Joyce Rena Williams Patricia Ann Willis Helene Jewel Wilson Anthony James Woods CO LD Ld ( U} - O cr X LU o - en aine Fern Wright 28 Helene Wu Antoinette Marie Young Janet S Young

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wmmm ' ' wisdom V GUARDIANS rs°Vi knowledge SENIOR DAY The LES CHOISES class banne Manual Arts has traditionally set aside a special day in which the members of both senior classes participate in friendly competition against each other. Activities such as the tug-of-war, girls Softball . throw, the obstacle course, and finally the relay have added to the thrillandexcitement generated by the rivalr y among the two classes. IThe class that wins the most points in the athletic competition, re- ceives the athletic trophy. The class which shows the most spirit, either in defeat or in victory, receives the coveted sportsmanship trophy . This senior day proved to be not only exciting, but victorious for the class of Winter ' 65 for they won the athletic trophy. The class of Summer ' 64 won the sportsmanship trophy. This day was significant for the Le Choisis class because they presented their class sweaters, colors, name and motto to the av ' aiting Student Body. They marched onto Wilson Field wearing the fashionable colors of powder blue and olive green. This was a very successful Senior Day because both classes showed much of their spirit and enthusiasm to the entire Student Body. J, .MVZ ,X f ., f- , , ' v- ? ' ' ; m f The Winter class of 1965 presents their colors to the Student Body The class officers arrive on Wilson Field. Joe Davis W ' 65 president with Athletic trophy. William Ruffin S ' 64 president with Sportsmanship trophy.