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

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DR. A. E. XYILSON PRINCIVAI

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A NVAR CLASS The class of lifinter '18 has spent the last year in school in the first year of our entry into the great war. This has nieant an intensity of endeavor that no previous class has experienced. - life have taken part in the canzpaigu for the sale of Liberty Bonds. A cadet corps has been organised. We have contributed to The Red Cross, The Red Star, The Soldiers Liberty Fund, The French Orphans, The Y. M. C. A., and the Yuletide boxes. It would seein that the whole school has been knitting. We have done our bit in hoine gardening and food conservation. With all this we have endeavored to do our daily task and prepare ourselves for greater responsibilities. But the finest thing in all this array is the spirit of loyalty and de- votion to our flag and our country. IfAIll6l'lCG now in her hour of real testing is reaping the harvest of her sowing. The money she has put' into schools is paying big dividends no-zu in a fine array of intelligent, alert, efficient citizenry who in camp and factory, on farni and field, in hozne and office, in council and commerce are doing their bit. We are familiar with the designation tear governorn. We may not have spoken of a 'war class , but there is no doubt that this class has been projected in nzedias res . lt has felt responsibility keenly and responded intensely to the call of our country, whether we have in mind those who have left school to join the colors, or those who belong to the sustaining force at home. Au:1cl:T TE. W'11.soN

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