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

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'S THE ARTISAN MESSAGE ' In presenting this volume, which is the sixteenth number of the semi-annual ARTISAN, the Senior Class is justly proud in having achieved that to which its members have all looked forward to with such keen anticipation since Freshman days. During our four year sojourn at Manual, we have indeed been favored by good fortune in being privi- leged to participate in the many and varied scholastic activities at Manual Arts, and it has been our ambi- tion to make this ARTISAN a pleasant, representative chronicle-a happy culmination to the career of our class as a part of dear old Manual. VVhether or not we have succeeded in our en- deavor rests entirely with you, dear readers. We hope that in consideration of the many difficulties encoun- tered in issuing a mid-winter number under pressure of such conditions as those of the present day, you will admire the good points, such as they are, and overlook the mistakes. The Editors wish to take this opportunity to thank all those who have in any way contributed toward making this book a reality. Especially do they wish to acknowledge the invaluable services of those mem- bers of the faculty-Mr. Hansen, Mr.' Greenup, Mr. Nelson, Miss Donaldson, Miss Mason, and Mr. Quin- tin, without whose aid it would have been impossible for this volume to take material form. THE STAFF.