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

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tej-T- M ' e rortc-cr r - . ' m ' Lest we forget Mounts to the sky As the last few da3 ' s Of school draw nigh. Out of the darkness Came a shot Seven keys Made a thrilling plot. TWENTY-FOTTH Wednesday, May 23 Now ' tis the Declamation Contest. Isabella Schaf and Manuel Ruiz receive first places for the girls and boys re- spectively. The Language Clubs ' dance was after school. Thursday, May 24 Movies again ! Bobby Vernon in ' Tis the Bull broke all laughter records. Another dance, this time given by the Law Club, after school. Friday, May 25 Our baseball team drew a bye for today. The Alumni Play, Seven Keys to Baldpate, presented in the aud, equals any past record. Monday, May 28 One month till graduation! A P. T. A. luncheon was given in the Home Economics Dep ' t at 1 p. m. LTnsatisfactory cards issued. Take heed ye, that lag behind! Tuesday, May 29 Memorial Day Celebration. Dr. Frederick Woellner of S. B. U. C. gave an address in the aud. Wednesday, May 30 Memorial Day School closed! Thursday, May 31 Senior A Dress Up Day ! It was even better than last time. And the program ! AA ' ords cannot do it justice! Friday, June 1 Manual meets Lincoln in baseball. Some game! Also, Evening School Musical Show at 8 p. m. in the aud.

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Monday, May 14. Back into regular routine after a stren- uous week. Big Bear Lake, Tempera- ture 85°. Trout running fine. Tuesday, May 15 Visiting Day. The Parents and friends of Manual were cordially entertained in all classes today. We enjoyed having them with us. Wednesday, May 16 Junior Adelphic Assembly. The Junior Class is to be congratulated for their fine program. Thursday, May 17 No more Penny Dances ! Now they ' re called Student Body Hops. The Hop given in the girls ' gym after school was enjoyed by all. Friday, May 18 Lots of things happened today. Movies in Assembly were appreciated as mudi as ever. Again we ' re victorious in baseball, Manual 7; Pasadena 2. Result of debates: Hollywood 3, Manual 0. University High 3, Manual 0. We can ' t win all the time. Treasurers ' dance in girls ' gym. Monday, May 21 Agnes Bowen wins second prize in the American Boy all-American H. S. Essay Contest. Echoes of the Reces- sional are heard in Senior Hall. It comes to one and all. Tuesday, May 22 Rehearsals have started for The Yellow Jacket, the Senior A play. We Officer Quiller Finds a clue He catches three Bold bandits, too. We stretch our necks To see the screen As the hero gets Hit on the bean. Twenty-Thhee

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Monday, June 4 Stanley Knowles, newly elected editor, is gathering material for the W ' 24 Artisan. Tuesday, June 5 The annual R. O. T. C. H. S. Contest at Exposition Park was as keenly fought for as ever Three cheers for the M. A. Battalion. Wednesday, June 6 Everybody attended classes as usual today. Thursday, June 7 The big Physical Educational Program was presented this year at Occidental College. Manual was well represented. Friday, June 8 We met our old rival Hollywood in baseball. Also, movies in aud given by the Alumni Association. What have we now ? Nothing less than the Letter Men ' s Banquet! A real suc- cess ! Tuesday, June 12 The great outdoors has called us now. The weather is just right for swimming, hiking etc. Only two more weeks now. Wednesday, June 13 The thirteenth, but not Friday — we ' re thankful for that! We were so busy today that we forgot to do anything un- usual. Thursday, June 14 Flag Day! We salute Old Glory! This is also R. O. T. C. Day. Friday, June 15 Another big social event of the term, the Senior B Reception to the Senior A ' s at 8 p. m. Wednesday, June 20 Many fine posters indicate that we ' re to have S. B. elections. Presentation of candidates in aud. At Expo park There ' s a contest Of course, our boys Are much the best. At a banquet grand There were many eats, A fitting reward For our heroes ' feats. TWENTTY-riVK