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

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Al we Approach the end of the trail and look back we see many aseenta. wllith with present knowledge, might have been made more efficiently. We. however, present this. the eighth Artisan, with a feeling of pleasure in that it is our best effort in the short time allotted. Difficulties piling up at times like mountains, were soon leveled by the quick and industrious attacks of the staff. Every book may well be called a stepping stone of progress and we hope that ours does not look dwarfed in the eyes of the critics. Owing to the war the cost of materials. especially paper, came near making the issue of this annual impossible. A On behalf of the staff I wish to thank the Senior Class. which has eo-operated in every way possible by suggestions and contributions to make the book a success. Before we say good-by to our friends and fellow toilers we wish to express our appreciation and thanks to all who have aided in making work a pleasure. As we leave our old home we wish good luck to the Artisans who follow us. May they hold fast to true ideals and the progressive spirit which made Manual Arts. Doctor Wilson is now seeing the results of his fearless campaign against the ghost of good enough. May the impress of the example be of use to many. Good-bye and good-luck. Aggb g ygup pp HQAQY J NW.

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ii ,vo o I x O O S ' ' 0 - ' 0 n 4 P A a Q C E 1 A . Ei 1. e W Z L i ki Y RUSSELL KIMBLE, Editor ALFRED VAN VRANKEN, Manager TWENTY-ONE